La Grande evening observer., May 29, 1926, Image 5

'arttfraafr May 29. 1926.
ocal News In Brief
Kaaaaiaa
MING . EVENTS
t, 10, 1 I llnkm Mtmtmfc
Lt I'nkjn, Ore,
July .13. 14, 15 anil IN Vivo
Ilumeaiakeni liurtltute undr
ausitfccs Tho Observer.
July Hi. S3, ill Convention of
Northwest liml fcalaie awo
ciatlon In La. Grande.
6cpt, as, 2.1. 2t. anil 20 Union
county fair at Elgin, Or.
At Wallowa llako '
f I 'ulneton VMIT n'i'lit to AViilo
Ealin yesterday, where ho will be
Moployed during the Hummer
iionths.
Do tVek'fir for Summer
Mra, 1J. 'H. While uiul
L'hfldr
(hl thla juprnlnir for WelHer, Mu.,
jfhcrejhiey will join Air. Wlillu and
Bpend lle, Biiiiiiiier iiioiiIIih,
Hen- for CoiiHiK-mr ini iil .
t.V Mrsr" Joe Zweirel and iluilKliti'r,
loli. o"filiiiine'rille, were In I lie
tjliy latawi'itina" for " the com
ntenei'tient exerelHes.
I .
o Sliuly Kurlns KoiniiHr
To
; Misi
Hilda Anthony 'will leave
(naif h
for Chicago. Illinois, where
sin
I ritddy during the summer
llionllil
!
closed'
Llhrai
ClOMnl
, The
public library will be
Hnnda
afternoon and all day Mon-
day.
liss Mabtc Doty, ... librarian,
announce)).
Ir
llnhy Son, Horn ' v .
.Mr. Jind ifebetf-Ay. Conrad
are ItiM proud 'parents of a baby
Thursday. May
wiy uvi a to i iiein niursuay, rtiny
4; Tie little boy has bee. naineu
r. i S. i ....,
V
I
Have laliy hon
A nlnunuiiind baby boy was born Mrs. j. K. Thomas, stopped In
to Mr.jind Mrs. Clyde l'eterson at iM cirande a Bhort time this mom-
the Oriiitde Hondo hosiiltnl Krlday g on ,cr ,vay 1o salt Uiko City,
arternooi, .llqth muther and baby t it li for Memorial day. Hho visit,
nre doing nicety. Mr. ami Mis. l'ct- jrs. Hurry Kdwards while
ersort live al 1 5tH Third street. Hor home Is at Vancourcr'
rV- .r" 1 Washington. y
Leave JTor Home , ' ' . ' ' . . j . , ' .
'j Owijl H. lllchellell, who has To Visit Mother -been
tenchlng in the miihiiel train-' Mrs. Ivan Khoesmtth and baby
lug di,imrtnient of the high school so, ivun, iL.ft tills - morning for
here during ,thu past year, left lo- Weiser, Idaho. where she will visit
liny rdY his home at Onksdale. for about two weeks with lier luo.
Washliigton,,.'. where he will spend ther.
the Bulumcr. ' '. :
. A HdrcliU llU'i'llilK- will be
In-
1 11 ' 1
.Xfi'cUI nucllnff wilt In ImI1 at,
IIim yiivalloii. f Army hull ut fight
b't'lni'lc wllh linvoy anil Mra. J. 1'.
Hiirkor In clmrK Sunday school
foinorijow at 2::t0- pf ni.. ami t 0:-
an n. iii., tlm yduhK nnonhi will
lieel. Kventng iicetinx at S p. m.
.lull .
j Kmik Garcia, who has been in
lie - rtr5sYfliVr " reeoverlng "'rrom
l oundH .Initiated,. oMleers - believe, lome ut ISIIgn Una morning- artel
fp hbnH. K In an ullempt at sulebl-, visiting in l.a Cirande since Thuis
hn bej-inaken 10 the elty Jail. An any night with Mrs. Karnes' mo
nxaiiilivillon lo determine his suu-'uu.r, mim. W. H. Uussell.
Ity may in
held.
h 1
lleiv f Mi'iiurlal la.v
rnlm, fire lu the rily until
aller
MemtiiAal day. They ere guests at
the lioiue of Mr. and Mrs. K. 1..
Jlnhnef. They droye up froin Ku
ftene. 0r"ffou, wher M.ileolm Is a
iftudeht .al , Th t;ulwrnlty of (.)re
fcon, nftd will return Monday. They
I. .5 ...
K-eompHnled by Miss Kllda
Mlller.i'bf Uutoji, also a Ntudeiit al
Uie uifjyerslly.
3
Will Yfteiul AsMochitkm Meet
l. 4 Shanks, dictator of the l.a
tjtnind l.odg" No. ST.O huyabOrdei
of Moc-J. aeeompani'd ly Mis.
$hunki .will fuv
:(nln dnr Vlefnrln
Ibis evening by I
HritiHh Coluin-,
Ala. wlivre tht-y will altenil lie
in". 'lint to be held In that city
June ,4mand 5. Thy wilt I ravel
, tlirougfi Yakiiiiu. ' Kllenburg and
H- a(tbf rn; route. On tin ir. reJurn
trip tlu;y wilt slop at Taeonm.
Olyinpi and Portland. They ex-
tiel If lie away about Iwo wee.
Iflte away abniil
the Memories of Our Herqes
Go Marching Down the Ages
Cheerfully they went nnd cheerfully they returned
iH save sonic whose stories of heroism are mutely
told by the breaks in the ranks.
' The 30th of May every year we dedicate to them.
Olice again the final salute of the rifle is heard as
"Taps" command our attention. And as the smoke
floats away we decorate the resting places of those
whom God called.,
'? THE STORE WITH
At l'.lKlu Tmlar
Mia Itoy I'uulUr and diiuElitrr,
Mra. Hvriikeu Alien, uro at Elctii
loduy.
li ft for Uulvriirlw ".'.,
WlUluin Kolckcl went to Knlcr
prlaa on Ihia morning's train to
visit ovi-r the week end al tho Tay
lor home. '
''felling Yesterday " '.
J. T. Harvey und Jlob. Hmilh
weii! tinning on the Grande Hondo
fiver yesterday. They - returned
home after a few hours fishing
with u nice catch of fish.
To UiMliH' for Hummer
Miss (Jra Turner, of lloiinlaiii.
Wash., was In I .a Grande today on
her way to l.o.itlne, where aho will
apend the summer with relatives.
To VIMt liaiighu-r . ,
Mrs. Katie l'arlicr. of Napa. ml.;
arrived hero this morning anil left
shortly uftcrwards for linbler,
where she will visit hef 'daughter,
Mrs. John Coble.
VWkil Hero from Troy
, Miss Eunice Courtney returned
to lier homo at Troy on thin morn
'lug's train after vialtlng 10' U
Orande slncj Thursday at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lind
say. - .
Hero Two Months -
""8 M"uo1 t-'arV l,ft l"l niorri-
iiik iui lier iiuiiic ui wein-.T, luanu
ufter visiting In Im Clruude for tho
past month ut tho T. K, ttkeen
! lioine.
To yifll at linker
Mt-fl. Oscar Johnson -
and ' baby
'M'"7 Mnrte.wont to Haker on thlsj
. . . , .
oln'a .train, where lhc will
.visit ovi'p the wcHk onl with Mrs.
Johnson8 grand mother.
Kloiiirtl Here Ibis Morning
iVisitcil Aunt llcrr
Mitte Miss Claudine Wrinkle f
left tlily morning for her home at
Haker after visiting with her aunt;'
Miss Cora . K. Christeson lor the . ' ' ... ...
past week.-, Miss ChriHteson hus;,,vr ,rom H1 n ,or
hvvn
teacher In thu Kruitdalo
school liere. . r
Vtslk'd Mlutlier Hero
Mr, and Mrs. M. C. Humes and
three children, Stanley .i-UyCiOtiL
llielr
and Tommy returned lo
AtteiMl'Ml Memorial Services---' ,
Mis. Ida Moats and daughter.'
Mamie, went to 1 in bier ou this
inoritimr's Irain, They .attended the
Mi'inorial day services at the Hum
inervllle chapel this afternoon.
To Visit nt I'lnU'rrlse
MiHS Mabel Halsey; of Vnloh.
was In Ut Grande this morning on
her way to Knterprl;e, whero alio
will Writ friends for a few days.,
To Visit .Mother - ,
Mn Hoy Hale and daughter,
Cliiiidine, und son. (.'buries, of
Keho. tirejion passed through the
city this morning on their way to
Wallowa to visit for about two
weeks with Mrs. Hale's mother.
To Wflser for lemorln lay
Mr. und Mrs. .1. . H nry left
this morning for Wei.se r, Idaho
w here I hey will spt-nd Memorial
day. They will visit their son and
daugliter-iu-law, Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Henry who are wH known hTe.
A CONSCIENCE"
waa formerly Miss
AllcaaM Nchuai Here
Mtaa Julia Klein left this morn
Ing for her noma at Troy. 8he- at
tended high achool here during the
past year.
How it froHi rialraa
Mrs. J. K. Kar.ell and Mrs.
C'harlta l.lteh arrived in tho city
thla morning on I hell; w ay home to
Knterprlso from Halcin where they
attended the atato convention of
ltchcccas this work.
Visit here Indefinitely
' Mr. and Mra, H. C. Huff arrived
in l,a tirando this morning from
Hood Itlver and will visit hero In
definitely at the Kills Halsuury
home. They are cn route homo to
I'rovo! Utah, after a trip to West-'
crn Oregon. .
To Visit SMer -
Mrs. N. W. KhoUerg. of Oakland,
California, passed through the city
this morning on hex nay to Suui
inervillo whero sho will visit for
about threo week, with' her sister,
Mrs. M. K. Combs.
To IniMrr this Morning .
J. c. nltuiklngton went , to lin
bler this morning on buslntss. Mr.
Blacklhgton now makes his home,
at l.os Angeles; California. Ho
haa been here for several days on
buslncta. While hero he Is visiting
at the homo of his daughter, Mrs.
Gene Wajkcr. : '
ltOTitlng iVialnH iit Here :
Itoy Carper left thla morning for
his two sisters who live hi re. Mrs.
spqnt In I .a Grande. Ho was
brought lo Grande lait Sunday
after being injured when his horse
full 'with him and since then, has
been under tho doctors .caro here.
While In' l.a Grande he stayed with
his. low sisters who live here,, Mrs.
Curtis and .Mrs,..Kiaiik Lindsay.
Jo Visit at Untcrprln
41rs, j, r. Hawklna'an'd Mrs. I.e-
land Hamilton drove lo la Grande
from Enterprise' today .to meet
with' Mrs. Hawkins' mother and
sister. Mrs. A. L. James, und Mrs.
C. O. Meyers, of Olympla, Wash.,
who arrived on -this morning's
trail; -and will visit at Knterprise
most of the suinmur. They drove to
KnVcrprleo this afternoon. ,
f a'htc Tm1m,t hy Anlo
Mrn. C, l Haumnn and daugh
ter. Mlf Carolyn Huuinun loft to
day y auto on their way to Wulla
Walla, WiiHhlujrton, where they
will vIhU for suveral duyn, Krom
Walla Walla. Uiuy.w'KI o to .Spo
kane und from . Hpoliano to Port
land.' whyro they will spend tho
summer. They havn been malilmr
Ia Ornndo their homo 'during the,
winter. Alias ' Huuiuan was a
teacher In the high school here.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. I Hlckford ar
rived In the city yesterday after
noon, from Hood Hlver to viHlt fori
a short time hero will) Vhctr J
daughtisf; ' Miss ',:)3lhul; IBolifbrd,
w ho hu4iuou .J-ouOaing .In- Uia h tgh.
("tfool hero; 'Mr, and Mrs. Hlck
ford and daughter nnu Miss Mar-
Ian Ounsmore, tcaeher in the Cen
tral school here, will leave tomor
row uit their return trip lo Hood
Klver. , IMfs LMinstuore will go on
home to. Portland from there.
jeA for Portland
Mr, and Mrs. K. A.- MeKnrhruu
left today,- by. auto., fur Portland,
where they will spend most of the
suinnrr vucutlon. They w ill go.lo
Corvallls about . 'June - an, '' where
they, will luke it 0oinnf In sumther
school ul thu, Oregon 1 AgrieulHiral
eolleg-e. Mrs, MeKachhin is prin
cipal of the Centrist v.selioo! here
and Mr. MeKuchrnn Is a teacher
In tho inunuel training department
of tho high .sehuol. Miss Matn-I
Hennett will accompany them tu
Portland, where,, she. will visit her
sister, Mrs.. Tet.luff for some time.
After a few wneliS'slie will return
to 1n Grande, and go from here tu
Wisconsin, where she will spend
(he remainder of the summer ut
her former home-lhere. Miss Hen
nett Is Hngltnh teacher and dean
of girls lit the high school here.
Klamath Man to Serve
Si& Years at Salem
MKI)t'Ol:l, Ore.. Muy 'J: (AP)
Following his indictment yester
day for grand larceny, Oeorge Kls-
rnore, alias King, of Klamath Kails
was sentenced to six years on n
plea of gullly. He was arrested
several weeks ago with a large
quantity of stolen goods, much if
which was plumbing fixtures Ink
en in Klamath Kalis nnd trans
ported here by automobile truck.
Jule Wattenburg und Sherman
Wooley of Kaglo Point, indicted
for moonshine still operation, were
each, sentenced to a year upon
their pleas - of guilty.' yiurence
moo re or Klamath rails pleaded
not guilty to a check forgery
charge Involving over $S0.
Two Plead Not Guilty
Of Circulating Ticket
NAl.KM. May 2fl. (AP) J. J.
N'unn nnd John Conger pleaded
not guilty when arraigned bufore
Justice of The Peace Small yester
day on a charge of vlolutlng 1 he
corrupt practices act relating to
Oregon elections. Prior to the city
primary election a week ago I-Yl-dny
they aro accused of circulat
ing a "yellow" ticket that, bore
neither Iho name of the publishers
nor Use printers. Por Ihe purpose
of determining whether there is
jsuftlclent evidence to hold the two
men 10 rne grano jury a prelimin
ary hearing will, be 'given them
Wednesday Juno 2. .
HALT I.AKK CITV. Ituh. Sluy
5 (AP) Tno wool poola. toUil-
lug 06.800 flL'ttca. or Hpproxt-
niHtcly CdU.OOU iiounUn, huv3 been
Mrs, Henry
Kern Wolla. 1
purchHiH'd by a Ht. Ixiula con- Ihe capltol day ond night un a. rr.
cum. an announrclnvnt liy tin- j null of tlm mutiny of two iirmy ill
Houthi'rn t'tali Wool .Mark'.'tlllff as- vtalona whlcli imvo brvn ri'Porti'd
toUtttion mU today.'' ; juiaixlilntf ou the city. "
FIVEILIErJ
ARE CREMATED
UOCKI'Ol;l), HI., May S3 (Al')
Miss Mary Wallaek und Mrs.
Kmil Htcomdahl, now night shitt
employes who had been working
only 18 julnutes, were two of five
women burned to death when a
spark from a saw Ignited a iiuan
llty of celluloid in Hie Hultun Top
shop. 1 ...
Another, victim was Mrs.. Mary
Lllllo, 40, mother of eight chll-,
drcn. ' "
Nine oilier persons .were seri
ously burned and a number of
other employes of the firm, which
deals lu auto accessories and man
ufacturers celluloid sun visors,
suffered minor injuries, us fire
swept the building late yesterday.
Only eight of the 1.1 girls work-
HIE on me vi.u..u uwir hi
two-story building survived tho:
fumes, smoke end flumes whlclil
filled their woik room a few
seconds after the blast occurred
on the first floor. The I'odies
0 vu "u"u" 5.""" ."
e The explosion came Jut aa thel,
day shift was preparing toNiult
rn. Ilw, ,l,i l nn.l mm lh lilL-hl Mhlft
was starting work
In uddltion to Mrs.' Ltllle 'and
the two new employes, ,thu dead
are. Helen Mammaly. 21, and Mil
dred . Cramer, 2a, both 'of UocU-
rord.
John
factory,
Hutton., proprietor, of thel
whh verlouHly liurncuj",
about the head and arms lu an
attempt to rescue the girls on the
second floor. 1'ollee and firemen
had to furcc him from Hie build
ing. TWO WESTERN
STARS BEATEN
(Continued from Puko 1)
IlarncH, who haa cleared 13 feet
8 Inches, thU season, fall. ! to Jir
the bar nt IS feet, his best height
being: 12 feet six Incites.
Cnrr'M mark shattered the mark
of 13 feet 1 Inch set lu 1912 by
liob Gardner, of Yale.
' Klnitr ltrrik.H Iteconl .
: Another championsiilp meet rec
ord was ' tumbled when . Kobert
Kins, of Stanford, Umjh'U 0 feet
54 Inches to win the Mki Jump
and break the former record of 6
feet .4 inelu'S made by Iteroy
llrowh, of Dartmouth, In 1 tl 22
Yesterday liud JL-oiiser. of Houtli
ern California, broke two reeordH.
throwing the discus l.M fmt 3
inches and putting tho shot 411 feet
11 Inches. Although made lu
Die preliminaries, tliu record.1 will
stand, until bettered. ''-
RIFE1 W A P T .Ol?n
S WAITING AT
CAMP GIRADOT
PKZ, Morocco. May :!! ( A I'). -Abd-el-Krhii.
Ihe liffrlmi war lord,
who has submitted lu the I-Yanco-HpanlKh
forces. Is wailing al Camp
Ciiradot, for Ihe lung train of
pack mules which Is to bring his
family and belongings, before pro
ccedtng Into Tuzu. He formally
submitted ul the camp to . repre
sentatives of General Hulehut, tin:
French comiuander-ln-eliief In
Morocco. 1 He expects to reach
Ta:a tomorrow, when Gener.tl
Molehill will receive him with the
honors due a gallant foe.
luter Kriin will go lo l-'e?.
where 1m; will be presented to
Jules Sleeg. the I'Veueh resident
general. He will remain In the'
Moot-full capltol, according to pn-H-ent
urrnngi'iiienlH until tiie Trench
and ( Spanish governments Itavo
decided w hat Is tu be done with
him.
MURDER CHARGE
IS FILED AGAINST
OLYMPIA FARMER
OLYMI'JA. Wash., May ill (AP)
A criminal complaint charging
Hoy Jacobs, -ft, a fur met living
near Olympla, with first degree
murder for killing C. II. Pake,
7:i-year-old Yelm murshut, in the
early morning of Kebruary 6, was
filed lu Thurston county superior
court today by Itoscoe Kullerton,
prosecuting attorney. Jacobs was
bruuht tu Olympla last night by
Sheriff Claud Havens and Dcpu'.y
I' rank CuHhman after he Is salt)
tp have been lured into making
confession by operatives of a de
tective agent. Puke died in a lo
cal hospital un the night uf Kch
ruary 0.
Instructions to
jury allowed in
CONVICT APPEAL
SAI.KM. Ore, May 29 (AP).
The state supreme court today
allowed a motion by attorneys fur
Kllsworth Kelley und James Wll
los. sentenced to be hanged for
murder in conneetlun with the pri
son escape of last August, to have
the luwer court's Inst ructions to
the jury Ineorpurated In they bill
of ' exceptions. This was opposed
by District Attorney Carson, who
claimed the Instructions were nut
part uf the record us belonging
in the bill of exceptions. The
motion wus made Thursday b
fore Judge Kelly of the lower
coui t und he declined to accept
jurisdiction because the cum was
on uppeul to the . supreme court.
I'AKIH. Muy SS. (AC) lluvua
Idinpalfht'il from l.lHbon aii' that
raralry is (unrolling the atri'Ota of
CROP DAMAGE
IS NOT GREAT
. (ConUaued From Pago !
crop, aa muny believe trees wero
badly hurt and that the crop will
be di'cldedly ' short aa - a conse
quence, though certain conditions
may yet bring more fruit than , Is
figured on.
Vow r'mlt tavanra
"John Ik'an. Cove fruit mull, re
ported this morning that hg . had
mado a cureful survey of tentative
damage there, nnd that tho loss
would he : Blight, comparatively.
While moat of tiie gardens weru
stricken down, such loss would be
negligible In contrast to what dam
age to fruit would have meant.
The cherries, Mr. Dealt said, es
caped with practically no damage.
Neither w-uro prunes affected to
any extent, apparently, . though
strawberries In bloom tost their
I lowers. Those berries which had
begun. Ilii'lr yield suffered no dam
ago us the fruit had set. Ten ? per
ccn liws "on strawburrlea '. will , bo
.,, ,fc II I. .,l,i..,i
.,7'oIMrj al t-nhaaJ''"
. . h"'" ' " ' " " n ,
&A I " "W0V ' f
w''O ',0 lt,,d ""J1"0. "''-' '
.'r -T. n... V
of rrury;'M.e declared.
fr0l"",,d. 'f,?!,:!",
" i'L , , , , V .
uw,v.j hum ,,,w
least
fruit JroeB. In thut end of town
Tlio jObaJrver ivpreuentutlvu wus
told that oiHi-iirtn of a crop of
eherribA'AVas nil that could' ho ex
lccted. . North l:nian, where most
residents have gone quite heavily
. wuu noi vnmeu wun bo
- ,,w "-
' a m ouiiiinurviiio ine wiicik uuu
fruit, about Klffln witi liioio or leas
danuiffed. particularly tho aprinjr
Bruin, thoutfh thin will not mean a:
aerloMH. lona of crop. None of thu
territory was stricken lo the point
of near-extcrmliiatlon, so fur ua
Tho . ( Observer reporter . ' could
leant. ,
At Imbkr duihago to fruit hua
been vurioiiHly estimated. It Is
predicted thut there will be nil the
way from 30 to GO per cent of tho
original crop that had started on
j1fflfA Homo holt ln(tt rluutntf
tho trees of the excess will mean
a better crop of fruit tui would
liavo resulted hud thu supposed
damage not been done
' Aside from damago to gardens
In La Grande, no one has com
plained of any probublu extensive
loss of fruit. Neither lias any ad
verse report reached this officu
from .North I'owdor.
Ii C;iflnnA r ana Will i
Tune In on KOWW
(Continued from Pago 1)
Window (llrnlie); Mighty Uik a
Hose (Nevln) Mrs. 1J. I,. Jloiiues,
accompanist. :
' , Contralto solo Mri. W. II. Dulin
enkunip Jr. 1. The Moon Uehlnd
the Cottonwood (Cjulmun) ; li.-All,
Ijovo jllut a Hay tGllbertc). , ,v
ciiimlter'-'of cirtiinierwoMciiiai'tet
Uai-ber Shop Melodies; Moon
light and Hoses; Juunltu; ; itiose
Harmony; The Knd of a 1'erfcct
Uay. . . . .
i Piano solo l,uls Nelson Hondo
CaprlcclHu (Mendelsshon). .
Talk Klmer Slododard, pnt
president of L'nlon .county chamber
of eoliiinercc,
. Tenor solo It. J. Hykhlus Slave
Hong Mrs. K. I Holmes, aeeuiu
panlKt. Mixed sexlel Mrs. A. I.. Hleh
ardson, Mrs. W, H4 Huhuenkami
Jr.. G. U Ibitton, G. S. llirnle. :.
I. Towler, J. T. l-ungrellow Sextet
fro in J.ueia (Doni.ct II) Mr. 10. U
jLuiiueu, iiccuiMpuiiim.
Obituary
i;mvMti oi:Ah
1-Mward O'Neal, who died n'
Hi. UHabcdi's huspllul in Haker
last night, will be burled In (In
i 'alholle cemetery here Kuiiduy
afternoon. Kuneiul services will
Im held In Hie SnodguiHS and
Zimmerman chapel wil h the He v.
W. -Ci Hons In ehnrge, ut 2: II it p. m,
The deccdant, who was fit years
of uge, (eaves his widow, three
children, Leonard, Glen and Doris,
of North Powder;- threo brothers,
James and John ' of lai (rande,
and Frank, of Hereford; out sla
ter, Mrs. Hlanley, uf Tneuma,
Wash.; and a half sister, Mrs.
Margiirrt Johnson, of I lnlni'S.
'V5 H7ITT TAVf tTTV
PrVKSENTS
THE IRON
MORSE
A ROMANCES the
EAST and WEST
A JOHN FORD
r R.ODUCTIOM
SUrts
WEDNESDAY
hlMmhig In AftftiHHMis
ARCADE
!
rv , -
BEND IS HOST
TO SID
IllCNO, Oro. Muy 9. (AIM Tho
Oregon Cat lie anil Horso Ualsern
usawclutlon In, uuuuul convention
hero today, r6celed ndvlco on pro
blems facing tlm llvestoek industry
from men who arc experienced In
producing and murketlng.
Orderly uiarkellug us seen by a
cotumlslson man, und what It will
do for .the .producer wus outlined
in u unit ny ii. it.. iutki wecreiHry
of lha Portland Wvo t 8tuck Ex
change. , New freight rates uud
what they will niuau tu the live
stock alilppera wero . discussed by
.-vi'tiiur M. Umiry of Portland.
- T. W. Tomllnsoh of , I Oliver, sec
retary of American -National Mvo
Stock association brought n iuckh
ngo to tho Oregon -cattlemen, und
Ucorgu K Nesbilt of 1'ayetto, Idu..
pnesldent of thvlduhq statu vail 16
and horso growers nssoCluilon wus
on the morning program Tor u talk;
Huggestlons for , ' belter i team
worU. between thu , livestock, und
meaU industries weti , Ktvyu by
Junius Chrlsteusen of Ienvvr- divi
sion supervisor of. tho I'aekers und
Stockyards administration. K, l.
l6tter, presi-lde professor of 1 - ani
mal husbandry,' Oregon AgrleuU
tural college told of experimental
results in wintering calves und
yeiirlings. ' ( .-. ' - -
Governor Walter M. IMerco was,
to address this convention this ut
ter noon on "our futuru food sup
j; lection of officer nnd scluetlon
of the next convention city were to
precede adjournment Into today"
Tho cuttle industry In Oregon Is
on the up grade Fred . A.. IMitlltps
president of the Oregon ealtlo and
horse raisers association said In
his annual message yesterday..' ;
11 ANO MlfST Hi: MM,!)
Will sacrifice, hlgh-grudo piano
In storage near hero for Immed
iate sale. Will glvo easy terms to
an established homo. Kor full par
tletilars und whero It can be seen,
uddress I 'pit land Music Co., 227
6lli St.,' Portland,' Oro. -
We Buy (or Less
We Sell (or Less
BLONDE
Oxfords
', For The
jit I .11' M l' ci ) ( iwtll 1 T
V Neat Dresser ,
$4.95
Newdrkhtdhis
Destroyers of High PilceH.
dry ..
iiropraciic
viii;. ItlN oowx ami ,
i''Ajii:i on'
yon ranmit Iji-tli'ivthan tu "Try
CliiioiiriiL'lk' Kk'cti kiil Tri'iilmi'Mu"
nnd tin- lii'at pltier' lo Ki'iv how it
worka Ih lit thla ofrtct. . You will
cxp'Tlencw un ulnioHt 'ItnincUtiilf
hi'iihi' of ri'liof nnd "tliitt .tlrd
fi't'llni?" wil (llwiiH'nr. '' ' j "
- V'I'hu wuy lo llcnlth'.'I'hroUKU t"
Natllnil Mctliotln."
' . ' CottHtiltiiMon Krcc' .
' VII. J. K. WtNtllKlit,
20 Hoinnier lllilg.
. , I'lxme 41 -W :
lluiiru: 'J A. M. tu 6 P. M.
Athletic
Union
Suits
59c
Men's Wear
Money-Saving Caxh
Store For Men
1309 Adams Ava. .
K
Oilers Working On
Wallowa Lake Road
V " . .. ,
' i
tContiuutd rrom rags 1 .
Oiling operations started on the
Im Orando Walolna ljike highway
will bo placed .uriforc opernllona on
the Ijk Orando- Wallowa Luke
highway have been completed.
. In tho vicinity of Pendleton
workmen nre putching and rootling
small seel Ions west of , I'endleton,
between that city and I'malillu,
bujt them Is no wet oil. ' ' '
In the lluker section Ihoro Is lib
oiling going on ut present, but
east of Haker, from Huntington,
toward Ontario oil Is being ap
plied. No detour In this section
makes It neooasary for truffle'.: to
go through tho oil.
llelwoen here and I'nlon aewral
small places along tho highway
shoulders were patched, but must
of the oil Is dry by now.
The Early History "
;V Of Cove An Essay
' " (Continued From Page t.)
I K?u, v Tin funds for Its construe-.
Hon wero subscribed by farmers
and business men. tlm uiulerstand-
Ing being that the building should I
bo 1.. O. T. M.. Hf bekuh and Mo
dern Woodman.
Tho fruit growera nt that time
were T. V. Conklln, '6.0 'acres;.
(unk1ln llros., 60 nens; K. J.
Kttu'kland. &n aerrs; O. W. Thomas
Baby Blankets
A" kinds for Iwiby's comfort Cotton and Wool
,'?. Mixed,' All-Wool' and Silk. Priced from ' ';
Wv-'"');-,;.";' ' ,90c (o .$4.00 ,-7.
V. . . -v Save your1 Layette Sliia. .. !
y:'"'ri & Baby Shop
' ij.-.ty -KTerjtUI Vor The Baby
ARCADE
'iky- , i'f ci ' ' r ' "i .;'V''.v,,?t
Sunday
VAUDEVILLE
1. . DcCOURSEY & JAMESON I
vV. .. .20th Century Hicks l?rom Hicksvillc f
2. :" LUELLA DAVIS I
. Songs of Yesterday and Today ;
3. BALZER, TAYLOR & PERNAU..I. ; -i
: . ;. ; Fantasy of Dance
4 ';, OLYMPIC FOUR .
: .;, Harmonious Mirthquakc
6. WELLE..:!;..:...;. Sensational Aerial Novelty .
;; Pictures Orchestra , . '..
T-o-n-i-ir-h-t M-o-n-d-a-y . '
Corinnc Griffith Adolphe M enjou
i "Mile. Modiste" "A Social Celebrity"
StINDAY
MONDAY
ham
Royal Romance. Drama of a high
order. Thrilling Adventure and ex-
traordinary settings. With Pola morc
gorgeously gowned than ever before. ,
COMEDY -"TOO MANY BABIES" :
TONIGHT
ZANE GREY'S "DESERT GOLD"
Hen's ! :
Union Suiti
Poros Knit or Bal
briggan ' short
sleeves, ankle length.
A good , $1.25 . value. :
Sizes 30 to 46. Y
80 acres, und J. M. Helders,
acres, . ' . t . - ' ., . ,r
Tliough without n rnltwuy cn-:
heetion, ovn had dally stages ti
Union and 1-a Grande, thesv being
-the cities to which Oove stu most
of her fruit, bcrrlcn and other pro?
duets.
The facts of the foregoln story
weru furnished by Mrs, John )
lilts, of Cove, Ore. ' '
STAR