La Grande evening observer., June 08, 1926, Image 8

Tuesday, June 8, 19 1
Page Eight
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
! Ties! Ties!
aha
I
New and Complete
assortment.
!l
i
U.S. IKES NO
MOVE IN CASE
j $1 to $3.50 j
i
Westenhaver
& Gilbert
Store Fur Men
Rail Conferences in
New York Arc Resumed
NKW YOKfw June S. (A ))
I'OlllVrcnceH between , Offll lulH f
(hi Houlhcrn' njclfU- ' nml (be
Norilicru railroads 'wtfiirtlhiK tint
Joint use of new iMllwuy fuellitloH
In Southern -Oregon were resumed
Inday ut lh.oWmithcni I'uclflc of
flees hut no definite decision wan
A -uclicd t (he fun1 nuuit (session.
j" , - , -
rnoffh-liillv. it , wuh Indicnled
thul Hithhtiintlnl progress hud been
nmdc on the OrcKOii program hut
li rlna) iiffrtf-fi-j)i probably will be'
delayed for sevci.tl - week?,- Thi
conferences wer Interrupted IhlK
afternoon when Mr. Itudd wuh'
culled buck west on other Juist
mm. Thii president of bntlt the
Northern lines described crop nnd
traffic condition.! In their territory
I'AltlN. June S CAP). The
French foniKO office notified the
war ministry upon the rccomuicn
datlun of American Ambassador
Merrick loduv that If a sentence
of death Inut 'already heen passed
upon Ihnnett J. Uly. ut Mem
phis, niemhi-r of tin- l-Yencb for
etell legion in f-iyriu. It shall pot
be carried out until all tin- papci
In the rum- have heeu referred
to l'tirh.
l'AUIH. June tt. (AI'J The
'American embassy up to in jo ll to
I day had made no n pres -iilctlon
I lo I lie KreiH-h government fi-Rard-J'liiK
the taw of iJt iMM lt J. Doty, nr
l(,MemphiM. Tenn.. who under Die.
lUlliie of (filbert Clare h held In
iMmuscus, Hyiia. on ( hurt's of de
sertion frum the Kn mil foreign
legion und r hellion. .
' The Krent-h foreign office's enn
tltirtlnt of Die cane. thH fur Ih llm-
lled to what bus appeared In thi
newspaper, orrielal fooling seems
lo bo that if (tie court martial sen
tences I toty to death imy appeal
from AmbuHiEidor llerriek lor u
eominulnlloit will he granted, pro
vided there )s time to prevent the
execution. '
A I iuiiiusciik dtspuf el) yesterday
mild Ioly would he court niartlultd
iik wion as the proper papers eonld
he drawn up. hut that Huh would
prohtihly retptlru tti days. loly.
flKlilliiK with the Kreiuh In .South
ern Hj rin. Is allejced to huve en
(fttWed five other mcmhrrt of the
forelKU legion, lie wan token lo
ItanuiHt-ua Holiday nlKhl. tinder
heavy tfiiurd.
450-MILE DRIVE
TAKEN IN QUEST
OF YELLOW CAT
WAItl'.KN. Ohio. June li Af"
Two iiii-n from Allunln, Indiana,
wort! on their 'way home today
titler ii futile 45(i-mlli; uuto trii
In ri! In aeaich of u yellow eul.
Tin men. obtutnod u neareli wur-
HISTORY OF SCHOOL1
DISTRICT NO. 9
(Continued ffoin rase 1)
feet, und painted It with black
paint.
On the duy ttchool opened the
pupllH up pea red with all kinds of
textbooks that they hud hroiiKlit
rant here, und with u Juatleo uffirum their custom homea. There
thu peucu warehed the home of! weru Irt pupils of varlou UKes and
Juniea K Htlllwelt, but failed to hUcm, Aimoiik the pupils wore Mandy
lind thu tat, r
Thu Mien wild Hllllwull, durliiK
u vlnlt to Athintu. hud admired
the cut, und they thought he hud
laUni It lioiue with him.
Ktillwell wild he. hud tukeii only
u puKf-lm; Inte-reMt, . und not the
cat, lla took the Hem eh phllo
uoiihieully. '
Curlew Law May Check
Metropolitan Cabarets
, ii(H'ri;i;s si imi itams
It KDDI N(l, Cul. (Al') IIuiiko
ffrii.srthoppi'1'B uro HlrlppJntr foil aire
from phinls nml irw-t In t J i f vlel-
iilllv of Hed Uliirr ur.d l'ruhertuB. A
hi Hiithifaotory and predicted that . erew of men wen lu.sily i ni;m;cil
rarnliiKH would he fully au good. If In ooverlux treeH hi . the vleinily
not better, than hutV year with cheese clot Si nun.
NKW' YOUK, June 8 A1')
Home of New York's cnburc(n iindi
niKht elulm an oiieiated by eilni
I ii a In, and for thiu rtanon nil hon
ent jieoplc Hhotild hi; out of huvIi
laci'ri by o'clock In the niorn
llitf to prevent their UeitiK: victim-
l;;eil, I'ollrt; I'oiuiiilKNloner Mo
J iif 111 In asei tc(J today, lu tell
infr why lie had piit a 2 ft. m.
cmrew Into effect 111 the briglit
Hi;ht dlalrlct.
"We know, wimt haa bei n bo
Iuk on" duKiiK. certain hours In
the niuht clubif." ttaid the com
i.i Nsioner. "And for thlM reaK'in
we decided I hat 2 o'clock was lh
hour for all decent, people to l;C
out of Hitch places.
Canipfirc Permits to
lie Required June 20
WALLOWA. Die., June 8. IU
B'nuinr; .lune 2 eiiinirire permltH
wilt he required on the Wallowa
national fnrcat, according lo N. J.
HllllnwH, forent HOiiorvlKor.
I'eruitlH may be obta'iH-d fr'.-o
of clmiKe rroin the supervisor ut
Wallowa, from uny of the runerj,
or from tlie sheriff's office, ut Hn-
terpriKv.
Olinti. Willard Itlnehart, Itlley
Olt'un'Jiid Kllen Kuhn. The school
liotiMt wus moved Hcverul times to
vuriotiK purls of thu district. Fin
ally It wus moved to the York
place In thu seventies, und remain
ed there until IS US. Then It waa
moved lo,thu present site. Within
five or six years another room was
added und ftlnco then we huvo em
ployed two teuchers, cjcIi tcuclier
leuehlnff four grades, .
Home of the early ti sax-hero were
t 1 UtukcMlec, W. H. Ulndman. C
ft, Oliver, .who lutur Jiecauic school
superintendent o( loike county.
Ore., 1. J. JtotiNe, who later becuuie
FIND
IT
HERE
Copy for tbk coluiuii iuw4
be lu by :oa A. 111.
KHAKI OIH'INO HL'ITS
Aiyw 2 to 0 '..$1.26
Abu 7 to 14
Norton's Kiddy Shop
6-6-3t
I doner will be served to tho
public by thu hidles of the Chrhi
tiun church In thu dinlntf room,
Wednu-sduy, June 1) from 11:30 to t.
IMulo 5lie. v , f: 0-7-at
When you want something nice
lu stationery In boxes or by liie
school Hiipcrinlumiuiit of Union und V . .
you will ko lo KlIvurlliorn-WrlBht'i
then Wallowa county; A. Itine
hart, of Kulcni, Ituchel UroukK Hid
well, and H. A. Wllker.Hun, principal
of (fteenwood school. Im Cirande.
In litis thu ninth grade wus
voted into our school. Miss 1'eurl
Woods wu principal of the school.
In lUI'J, Ihe. school was tituudurd
i'A ii, but it has lnce deteriorated,
l he ninth grade dropped. Wu wre
sorry lo say thut It Is no longer
.standard. Our present teachers are
Mr. Hale, principal, und .Miss
Kilcw, primary teacher. f
.' The first ct tiers bad some (rou
ble willi the Indians, but nothing
serious ever happened.
family drug store,
' D-i7tf
June 10th last day to pay your
water rent without a penulty. 6-7-3t
HciiiNtltflihiuji, iilejillug, Imttou
holes, etc. K or ton's Hltldy Shop,
10-14U
, . WAITY.
The most beautiful lino of Uin
nerware evr shown In 1a Grand"
)s now on displuy at ItlchurdHoii'a
Art &. (lift Shop. Sets ranging In
pricu from i.y5 to $75 for 4
A fiool Attractive Room
To Make Summer Days
More' Pleasant
W11IJN friends drnj) in for an afternoon's visit when a four
some at cards is scheduled for a summer evening liovv . ,
pleasant it is to have a sun-room or don with cool, eoinfortaMe i
reed furniture ready to receive you !
ESPECIALLY, attractive 'because of the colorful coverings,
that are so easily added to the upholstering, reed suites are
always practical furnishings. They permit variety in the home
and give long and comfortable service and they are as charm
ing and effective the remainder of the year as they are 'cool and
inviting in summer.
will be, particularly pleased with the pieces we now have
- on display and with the moderate prices that prevail. The.
superiority of Bohnenkamp's is evident throughout the stock.
Convenient terms to suit vour wishes.
f&mi
"FOUR FLOORS
OF
SITER10R
FURNITURE"
mmm
r-r:i ' 1 i ilk
is m
V
Bohnen kamp Fum ii u re
Company
d. ,'l'lie set-,, niece:. l nat terns from which to
tiers sViuetiiiK H got scared oh tlc-U make 'your selection. 6-7-21
count of Indians coming Into Ihu
district und holding their dances.
The farmers sometimcH-,took theJ
guns lo tlio'. fields ln-'case of -in-ilians.
The last scare wus lu the
fall of IK, ft, when. It wus. reported fitted ;byj tfhardson.
inai ine inoians were on me war- Man," ut lil
path i nil were going to kill thu shop.. Prompt service and; Tight
settlers of Oruifde Uoude. The j prices, ulwayn. h. 6-7-Jt
seitiera, or ,tne-,aiMrjet tistcmbieit
FIXK VlATV. '
It .Is" a ,pfca$iirv.to idoMeliml
Uirt-. ' fine relglunf 1 'Non-Hhutter
late Windshids and Hlde'GJusses
I'll Art
iMkitrdKon's Art t Gift
with Iho of ' Hummervllle und
Ory treelt districts and built u fort
ut Siimmerville, und put out guards
und had unite a scare, but the In
dians did-not roinu,
The first orchard In the district
was grown from seed brought from
Iowa by K. Kuhn nud planted on
the Kuhn place. Tho first goose
berries, raspberries uand currants
were raised on (he W. 8. Glenn
place, now owned by Silas Johns
ton. The road rroin our school house
lo li (.Iran ile is practically- the
same route a established In 1 8 n 2.
Tlp're Ih u good market road from
Island city to within three miles
of our schoolhou:v -Thu remain
ing- I hree miles are already sur
veyed and ordered built this year.
The first white child born In thiH
district wus Anna Kuhn. daughter
of K, Kuhn, born Novomln-r 27,
IKt!2. The first death wa Jun'lce.
j Kuhn, daughter of K. Kutrii. The
first doctor was I Jr. I'uyton. ' Tli
first sliitness was T, T. Ghnn. ll
wa typholil f'ver, coulraeted be
fore urrlvlng here. . i
our s-'hool Mirroimding-j 'are said
lo be the most hcuutiruh In the
county. -
June Kiih lust duy to pay your
water rent without a penalty. 6-7-3t
Special meeting of Hope Chapter,
So. 13, culled for 1 p. m. Tucsdwy,
for the purpose of conducting
funeral services for our lato Sister i
Almh-iL .T. Curlit. '
Uy order of Worthy , Matron.
Florence llacoiN Sec
f C-7-2t
ki:i;p THIS IN MIND
When you tire In the market for
dinnerwa re and gl a m wu r o you
naturally think of Itlchartlson's
Art & Gift Shop, .o- Grande's
House of . .oinnerwure, Glassware
und Met tires. . . O-G-lt
June lotli unt duy to pay your
water rent without a penalty. 6-7-3t
Strawberry short cuke, straw
berry sundaes. Ice ereain or sher
bet, "Gc a pint, 50c a quart. Good
home cooked hot dinner eueh day
ut ll:ti to 2: on p. in. IJght lunch
at fi:::0 p. m. Hllverthorn-Wright's
futility drug store. . G-27tf
MISS BKTTV COOHUAN
will take music pupils for. the
summer, lteinners und Inlerinedl
ates. , Kor further Information
phone 3l-w.
(i-
iti;i'oi: r i;i;itoi;oi s
WASHINGTOiV,. June K. (Al)
t.'onslderiitlon by the house yesler-
day of a bill lo authorize construe-j
I lion of a bridge over the Columbia
'river between Ijongvlcw, Wash., and I
lUiinier. ore., wmh blocked by uu I C-7-21
j objection by Kcprcsc ntutlve Cruin-j
packer, republican, Oregon. It was' June loth last day to pay your
retained on (he unanimous consent water rent without a penulty. G-7-51
calendar, which Is considered on .
alternate Mondays. ' f-Vhoot linds now avallnbl for
1JAT1IINO SCITS 4'JO
Norton'.s Kiddy Shop
p.
SHERRY'S!)
LAST SHOWINt; TOMGHT
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You'll Fall For
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jMarshall A'cilan's uproarioun success
based on his own story
featuring "
Sally O'Neill
the new wonder girl.
Also Showing
"Medicine Hal," an Indian Classic
WorM'a
Largest
Chain
Department
Store ,
OrKanization.
0 NATION WIDE (T ,
INSTITUTION' 11
.DEPARTMENT STOKEa
106 DTOt St, L. Giu Of . . .
Smart New Arrivals In
Ladies' Novelty Shoes
1
Rellai
Get4,
Alwijr,
At Lowmi
Pricu
Style That's New&Clever
Developed In Lizard and r atent
. Women who seek the ultra in shoe style at a
tnrtrlpratr ' nrirp ar. (inHinrr tllif; . smart D11IHD tO their.
liking. Developed in patent with the , popular lizard
trunining-and covered military neei..
One of ' the season's successes
IC , I'y 1 ' K'l-a t
$4.98
Ivory Kid, Lizard Trimming
Especially Desirable In Fitting Qualities j
This attractire nd dis
tinctive style pump may be
depended upon to hold its
shape as only a good shoe
will. In ivory kid with the
wanted lizard trimming to
match. v Big value and .
moderate price
$5.50
A New Arrival
. Black Kid and PaterU
This pump hat the modish
plain to with just enough
ornamentation at sides to be
: very effective. In black kid
With pa'tent trim, at -' .'
$4.98
A Style Leader
Patent and Gua Metal
, Women, who Aritt witS
car will approve of this new
arrival. ' Cleverly developed
In patent with gun metal calf
trimming. Exceptional valut
in fitting and shape-retain,
itig qualities. Low priced at
$5.50
In Ivory Kid
With Ankle Strap
.1
"A new treatment of ankla
trip, very smart and differ
ent. "? In all-ivory kid. cov
ered -military hf el, -"Ati'ua-USUilly
good value at
$5.503
Lizard Trimraed
' . ' Pumps for Girt
An unusually clever one
strap pump for growing
girls and misses. Of patent
with dark amber lizard if im-
ming. Well mad and fin
ished and an excellent value
at-
$3.29
Style - Leader I h Ivory
Enhanced With Lizard '
Here is one of the newest and smartest instep pumps
with tie effect, for women, Of soft, pliable ivory kid
with lizard trimming to match: covered Spanish heel.
.1 in jiuto iu iiuiu us snap; anq witn
ine finish throughout. Low priced
It ;
$5.90
Style In. Patent Lfeather
One of the Latest Successes N 'v-""
Newl 'Newl ffl anil
very smart- is -this late ar
rival, developed in patent
with blond trimming as
shown in sketch S tie1 strap
effect and;rovered. military
heel. Excptibnaf value at
a low price . ,
$4.98
See Our Window Display
ftirin loans In Union County. Sco Fi'anCC 311(1 BclirilllTI
Grande, Ore. z-16tr
CO.NCIOKT
lly Knrl LH-nhant und Mnnr.tret
Jijimrctt. l'rfiaytfrliin t-hitrrh ut
:tu u. m. tunlirht. Tkkcla 7ro.
3-6-8-ll
Hi:
BOXWOOD.
Tarec loaJ boxwood dcllvcrel In
Im. Qrando. f 6.00. Call U li. Men-
cfuj l.br. Co., Lono-Trce. 4-Stf
Juno HUh lust day to pay your
wuWt rent without a iMnalt fi-?-3t
licirma or skin troubles that an
noy so many can be quickly uurd
by UKintr that new pro partition for
rcxrnia at 11. 00 a bottle sola onty
by Silvcrthorn-Wrigtit's family
drujr store. 6-27tf
- Juno ltMh hist aiuy to iwy your
wutt-r ront without a pomtlty. ti-7-3t
To Battle for Francs
Artificial foKH are b;lmr' unel
Norway to nrovunt tho frcezlnS
OKXKVA, .lime X (Al) A
untli-d buttle to ili-ft-nri the Krenenj
and HehrUin f nines was decided
upon toduy at a pnvute eonr'r-l
enet N-re ln'twren I'ri'iiid-r Mrl-1
and. M. Loiicheur and Kondpn i
Minister Vand-rveldt of Helg-ium. j
and Conner Premier Theunts. .
The Krcnch and Itelgian states-'
nun nKTeed tu consult Iremler
Mussolini so as to brhiff Italy into
the combination lo defend the.
Italian lira ulso.
Mis4iiUo't runs annual ilittnxt
uutomitlnir to one hundred nillllnn
liiollur. ir nlnt'ty-oiK rvnlM for
.cuch person In the I'ntted States.
IThruo mtllton casa or chilisnml
ffpvrni wi'ro dlrvclly tttlrlltilatU lo
f.M'ITAI.lST I'ASSKS
SAX DIK(K). Cul.. Juno. . (Al')
Kunfrnl sorvk-is for John 1.
Sprofklcs. proinlni nt I'aclflc coa.it
caitllulist. who illod vi'ki.t.i,,,- r
tomoon at his Coronado home uf- i
ti'p n U-ncthy litmus, npo in i.r. i,i.i '
al 2:S0 o'cloi k tomorrow aftxrnoon.
I he servkes to he hclil ut" ),e
Spreekles home are lo ho nrivoi.
(. ........ .u.. ,u ioiiow ami tho
jashi-a s.nt lo San (--ramiaco to be
l.lact d bosltlo those or Sire. S.reck.
us anu jonn n. Spreckles Jr.
' KJsar Allen 1ck- rmlvni
til lu r- Tho c.ol.l l:..s- and only
10 Years Ago
Today
P o s I m a s t e r E. E.
Bragg leaves tonight lot
the Rose Show'.
' They all come back
To La Grande to visit,
and to the L. &-.L, fr
Drug Store Needs. -. Jlr-
' Bragg paid us a visi't
! riday.
Here is one you need.?
to take advantitgo of. A
Special Lot
TOOTHBRUSHES
-All Triced at 25c
Throw away the won
out , vertean and ?i
your teeth a treat
L&L. Dru CoJ
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