La Grande evening observer., June 10, 1926, Image 4

Thursday, June 10t !192Gt
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CA GRANDE 'EVENING OBSERVER
3 Mxpxtbt Jibtnmg(bztxbtt
(Incorporated)
Am ImV-pradml Nnnpapc
. RANIC B. APPI-EBTv-
Editor and PublUbcr
: HAAVET V. MATTHEWS..
..Buaineaa Manager
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Claw Mall Matter nnder act of March S. im
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. . !THE WAY OK BLESSING "Moses aaid, conse
crate yourselves today to the Lord that He may
bestow upon you a blessing." Ex. 13:29. " ' .
OFFICE
CAT
The tlghest rujr fh the war.!
Is one who borrows three cent
for stamp so that he won't have
to break a nickel.
If hens would only keep flown
i the weeds half so successfully a
they keep down the planted crop.
l suppOMf lie fcwore to tore jou
'till the earth grow otl ami the
stars (row tild, and all Ilia I."
-Ota, longer. He swore to Imr
me Oil all our foreign detour
settle up.
fOTe Is like rubber it arrl
j weaker the longer It Is strained.
THINGS 'ARE FAST COMING TO A CLIMAX
Even those who ak it should
know if It Is hot enough for you.
"Come xmiry, take your hath;
riaanliuews Is next to godltnews
you know."
"Oh, Mamma. Ik thai l lie n-a-
son Halurday tiomcw .befurc Sun
da j 7"
bad
J - Some men think they are good to their wives when they
take home a package of chewing gum, ' " v
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"Teach children reality," demands a business man. Why
) not realty? To multiplication and division, add subdivision.
"Disapproval written large; farmers say it with votes,"
j says a headline, referring to the Brookhart victory in Iowa.
I The democrats claim that when the republican administra
? tion is buried iu November, they 11 say it with flowers.
A ll.Y TALK
Ten little flya! That's a very
- awn!
Give me the swattiT! Now then
are nine!
Nine little flya left, leniptinc Fat"!
One sees the fly-paper! Non llmu
are eight!
Eisht little flya who aliould all E
to Heaven,
One aniells the .soup, ah! Now
..Cj.;Jliere are seven!
Seven little, flys in a very bad fix.
One's drinking home brew ! Now
mere are six:
Six little flys sll very much alive.
One ate mollasscs! Now ., there
are five!
Five little flys a-crawling on the
. floor.
I'll step on this' one Now there
; sre four!
four little flys, junt as Jolly as
can be!
I'll spoil the party! Now tlicre
are three! i
Three little flya oh, that won't!
do!
Three, you know. Is company! Now
there are two!
1 I a7 i a W 1. . J' -- . I
PRIMARYVOTE
CONTEST SEEN
CO.Mll-KrE USE OP
Woman Spoofs Husband;
"Their" Child Adopted 'a
o nine nya navmc ioui or iun.jan Alter r indir.2 Ultt ,ern Or.-eon-Idaho Fmlth-Huehes
urean up ine party: now mere TT r, .
JACKSONVIU.E. Kin,. June 10.
(AJ-) The possibility of un elec
tion contest In the fourth coiikhs
sional district where coiiiires'sinan
Willum J. Sars on liuoinpli le j
returns led Mrs. Ruth Hryan Owen,
daughter ot the late Wni. JViiiiiiikh
Bryan, for the conirreaaloual noin
ination loomed tod-iy.
Charging irreguluritli-s In lajv
eral counties, particularly in Mon
roe county Jaui'-J SI. t -arson,
luemtjer of the campaign commil.
tee for Mias Owen declared luat
night at Sliaiui that a contest
would be made o! the returns ir
they did not show ..Mia. Owen's
nomination. .Mrs. Owen trailed to
day by 304 votes with only thirty
precincts missing.
Sir. Carson said he had -been
advised of Irregularlies ill Hie
Monroe county. With three small
precincts missing Sioliroe gave j
Sears list votes to .Mrs. uwen
Meanwhile, at Klssimee. t.on-
gressiiian Sears declared that he
ould welcome a recount in .vion-
roe county or any other county the
Owen forces desired.
Sears polled I!l,9'.'tl votes ill -''!
of lhe'3-5 precincts In the diatriet
the unofficial tabulation showed
today, while Sirs. Owen's count
was 1D.OI. In Brevard county, 1'J
precincts were ml-unir. but the
vote was not expected to be heavy
in the unreported seC:.jns.
, . .Because, of the ronstar.t jlitlsine;
work and the hundreds of entri-'b
in numerous class.s. The Oljserver
Is not attempting to list all judg
ing .'results until the association
! prepares its records. At Ihal tlmu
jthis newaj&p"r will print a com-
p'et'e liyt of prize winners.
1 A stock show dance and a car
f 'nival served to keep the crowd en-
Sillier, of ..rickey's rtabies.!"''1"1'4,!?.8,1 "A?";
he first race of the day thel . . .. , ., , ,
ii- i- JL At the grounds the Elgin band
furnirhed the music. Today the
colorful La Grand" Amerlean Le
gion drum and bugle corps will
The
Enterprise band plays tomorrow
I
WIMslIHa UIT
WOAIK.V'S. ( HILIIItK.N'S - -
M'lTK I'llll.lt'K WAOKIIS
7.V to SJ.50 . : ; . .
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N. K. West & Co. ;
lai tirniide's leading Store,
For S5 Veaiw . ?
Women find that these slx" 1
cylinder bachelors 'ire mostly run-1 '
abouls after they're married.
tries.
Tim
. won
quarter mile dash In -5 seconds
Ten horses started but the
ner nosed In ahead by a neck.
galloped home in the slow- time, of h,,d ,h? ct;n,or, lhc, s,aK'
3 minutes 10 -onrfs in the first
llie, (Ma WUMAIN S r EATS. ! One
It has always been recognized "that farm women per
formed prodigies of lalxir, but the full story has never lieen
told, 'jlere is part of it, as revealed by the Western Stales
Extension conference. r,, . ; ' , ; ? ;
Thle average rural housewife spends 30 dayi a year
carrying water;; pumping and, toting 20 tons of. it' into the Now there are ten
liousejand then toting it out again. She washes and dries
Hoax, Files Suit for
?25,000 Against Hos
pital Authorities
party
la one;
little fly Didn't catch him
then.
(you know. I chased that fly all
over the place, the pesky thing, f
swatted him, tried to entice him
. me i.y paper, inuv.l h.Iminl Ihut the child alleged to
mm Uieep. IJU1 U was DO US)' ui,..- . .i i.,..k I
arnnpecj an egg . . . ) 'lw i.,h, i.j ,.,,: 'Ji,,! -a-nir -M our judges are working at the
million, ten ,,y lira., jjuchanan that she knew' sro,,n1 'his morning hut their la-
the whereahouts of the child were "" nal "risned until to
championalilp. with North I'owd
second, Ontario thirrd, Bole, Ida.,
(fourth. Imbler flftn and Wallowa
j sixth.' Gerald Irwin, of North
I I'owder. was individual point
- urer wan s.t out o. a possible da,n jM Trlckey was neatly'
OUTIND. Ore.. June 10 (AD i ' " lonnucieu . pocketed and failed to place, while
lap of the three-day mflo and
half relay. Her Gringo won the j
half mile race In "2 flat, one ' of 1
the best on the program. Jatmita,
owned by L. Aicott. was a length
behind. In the five-eighths mile
Wallowa county day
. vice men.
Krrontler Boy. from the J. E.
sles. won by a neck in a
finish. The time was
three 'acres of dishes a vear ' Sh hnkps cnnntlr. n!o nf.
l ten walking a quarter of a mile per pie.' She could save 10
jldaysMtime a year just by; installing a drain to carry out
5
hundred, ten!!
developments today in the trial of morroMr- Competl-.'on
is
TOSte Water. anS'tfie'oUTer 20 davs'hv havino-'a nnmn
' or 'fattcct at her sink. She could save drying those three
,J 4 acres pf dishes by using a dish drainer, even if she couldn't!
keener
llillll Hie bright side. Wonhln t : a Irs.iioo il.-imnee suit hrnmrht he:""" 'Mr and more time Is neces-
Ihlntr. be awful If it wo .lark In the hu.ljiid. f'harles W. Buchanan. ."T to decide the championships
tlm daytime ami ligtit at night. .again- lr. W. C. Foencer and ,n the various classes. Ir. Gal.
jagainst Alia II. Y. Kpalding, pro--'
braith. formerly of Ynkima. but
i afforn A dish wnxhpr Krm rmiM citrn II. mil 'f ,nli,;..Ml
t - vm,u - 1 1 1 1 n. o vii nninniK
MAN FINED FOR
SPEEDING OVER
OILED
! r.rl. tor of the Women's hospital. , now' of Westeri. Oregon.
is In
Jl'a day! as a Montana woman did nrovinir it bv a nHiimotoi' i
li and! also save nn hour and a half time, by grouping her . t .
I.i t iJ ... eifrT,l Viavne Marshall wn
;i kitojien things more conveniently and taking short cuts, ami coau. i. judge im
sxj inereiyou are, men. jr. you want to scet a cose '"
. eheV n h ..-if- I. J ..- --.. -fs . ...:,n ov"r "" rna
w.vn v... vi iv. "iiv., Im,iK a n:uuwiv.iui un tier ana give ner, Slnrshall
was traveling at ratn'.and 1 linderTlanil that they are go-
rhey inay have
I fWofdl.he.and the amount of shoe leather she wears out.iTn'i;: oZf'Z "damage.
five-horse
1:5.
Three strings took part In the
men's relay race anil the re. man
race. The Decker nnrses took first
in the latter In '52 1-5 seconds. II.
.. II. Smith's team -von ther char-
lot race front the Uyera entries!
in an exciting evenly- ( i
i-amnn itnrit n, .. v. -
The cross examination of Mrs. ""K or juiict ng en tnt track. 'the three.eighths dash for two-
Buchanan was begun today. W. SI. j ",n r.weiieiu ;ear old in J J-S seconds after.
Havls. one of the allornes for thOv . no-s . mo horses were scratched. Thay-
fUeirnse. tleinan'i!-i mat the child. ,v, ..,.. v. . i m- era i. contend flnlsli-d second
HIGHWAY! whll " Buchanan-alleged she UCk "" klllfu' ' ' The principal event of today's
. nau oiitatneu with Ir. r.M;ncTa " '" '"" lacing jirugram will be the mile
!ald from the women's hospital a-id. ''Or eialnple; Keulxn Hogg, one Inlon derby, caro'ln? !70 prize
lllihad palmed off on her husband as.5'r"' cl""Pl"I buckaroo. fell vie-' money.
their own. be brought into court. . l,,m Tru "lu ' v7" hr onl' I Witertaln Spectator-
"I do not know where the child "' '":,ny failed lo make I During tho races and bucking
is." she r-plii d. "It is with frieji.u '"e grade on top of sun-fishin'. 'contests. Homer the clown kept the
rATARRH
I I of head or thtoat is anally
benetited oy ina vapors oi
V VAPORUB
Qvmr JT Million Jar Ua Yearly
Dirty
Wort?
... w. . . i
Ix't iin Electric. Wnsh-'
ing ' Machine do your
diity work. '..: '- '. .'.
We cany all typca . of
machines in. our stock.;
La Grande
Electric ,
Co.
1412 Adiima Aw:.-.
;u flnrd
liiKh K. Hrnrly I
of himw!- J
tin VdcHay. j
a convenient kitchen. Then watch her cut down- the aCl'e-! 'hlny miles an hour over tliCjIng to C'ani!d:t.
f It might be easier on her, too.
NORTH POWDER'S PARADISE.
Mdny local people who drive over the hill from telo-
l-'f-nian. rt prfiM ntatU c of tiiv
1 1 rol hr Ii ool ooh ra t i Na 1 toir 1 1
hunk of rortlaii'l. ,ul a Jl'J fliu;
Mussolini?
' caset to North Powder view in jidmiration the snow-capped j mntten.icd
: . .I. 7' ; - p'.viij.oiiii, '" lr, charged with railure to have
j; l ot dys will they admit a weakness that cries for the alti- "Kiits properly adjusted on his
o tude And snow of thn tvnka Ihn cl.,.,lo ,.r .,mi...i., ..'' r'' i '''
i diii.viv. u iiuiiua.iienj) ill
,v and pine trees and the cool of the mountain breezes. Too
' few Union county folk realize that tlmv pan rlrivfn lhn!r
,1 cars rJver a splendid forest road running direct from North
it 1 owdfir to the refreshing paradise which looms before the
,Jj eye in the soulhein end of our county.
: Stirling from North Powder in the morning, one can
. drive jto Anthony lakes in the tall mountains to the south
" in about 4uo hours,, with time allowed for due care in
, climbing the grade to an altitude perhaps better than 6000
e feet. At the lakes there is sport for both the angler and
the mountain-climber. After a 3-niilc climb there arc ten
ji Hakes visible at one time from the Lakes Lookout of the
V. S. Forest service, including Grande Rondo lake to the
di extreme 'west and Crawfish lake due southward from the
main group. From the lakes region one get a full view
h. of the .now-covered Wallowa range and the North Powder
'j valley. Gazing north and west one lieholds from the look
ir out cabin atop of one tif the tallest of the rocky ringers
which po't heavenward, the Grande Rondo valley, with Alt.
r Emily and Mt. Fannie towering on cither side. South and
4!west ionc may gaze over the mountains of Central and
Southern Oregon, rising and falling as far as the eye can
reach. All in all, one is afforded a gorgeous spectacle all
. Nature's very own. The trip is well worth taking.
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years
n I he
mad; tin
Bf-cond tK-flt tiiii oi th d.ty in S' t
l tinir rid of Ms rider whn ho dunv
jed Jo tin. inn on th tiiiid Kkynard
iniciit. The nXory in that n numb.
Call and Sec Us Sunday
We are open all day Sunday ami arc -.reparcd with
a large variety of Cakes and Pies to tempt your
appetite.
1 - Prices 25c to 50c
Our Products Made, to Sell More.
G Williams' Electric Bakery
"Home of Golden Crusi" Made to sell more.
' ' Open Sundays.
; : 'i. .: , Opposite Observer
present. The arrel was made by : alleKinc that Dr. Sneneer and M
W. It. Stewart, ollinir foreman. Cm- j Kiuihlilmr t-niiKftiri-tl u-tlh hist u,if
(dopd hy tbr irtate. j ,an, otr on Mm an hw.own, a new-, boy wnd'
vinr ennrn coniinjf in rore Jiil?! y born huhy of which liis wife hb
Brady included: In-wry I'uckett, not the mother.
t i tin nut i ruin in ire i i k. - ... . -
HIII-ll IIIIHIII I At- . ... ..... . ... a ....
. . . " 0f ivndlfton Itoun-l-l p horsai"c
i.-rnoon Hiie told how. to hold hrrdotlI(. lhl. ..(J(r(y
work" under fieli-
' , " , "'"(iiotin nrtmcff and the
u'4. n.i u illliil, I I.I I i IV I1IUI y U
hoy, he pot a newly born hoy
through a newpain-r udvertLs.
menl, look tl Into h-r home and
kept tier hiiKhand in iciior;iiic- of
th' true identity of ilw infuiit for
two years and time month.
tine champion buckaroo, fell vic
Xitm to Tru H!u - and he wan only
fiM.ifc mi'j iionr a. auoiHio- cnvuisctl with his Hb
rreddie Hun turied in the b-: 1 ilcklinjr antics and IIHIn Mlm
ride of the first day. A hoine , Monrrit-f. with tn r two iH.-k
named Jir. I'hy plhd r.uiek Jen. hors. s. trw a bt-DUtifiil exhibitioM.
ninurf, of I-Histon. on he secoml j Mfsa Triekey and Ipt partner fur
jump, ttijrhi Sid. 1'p piKd fow-.nished son.., iH. b ri.iit. ... -...1
most approved f i n: n from nwr n...
M-atlluil, Uliu u jut e
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1
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MVrssss1
mpj i
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mm &
ami t'OMtK for rtM-edtng be.ween Ka
luela and Ililirtird.
VaUKhu Ma fit M and Nidlnii
Thoiuiwton paid the b.ikmee of
their filler nn liquor rhargts and
wero reU-awd.
ANIMALS ON
LOT VALUED
AT $.300,000
(Continued rrom Pair 1)
twirled tin. rope. Little lllliie
Ininean. of Cove, s'towed how he.
"-re 'epi in the Immyaid. The
t nion sirls glee club, on hors s,
s-iia roiiiiMinc the onenini; parade.
The cattle parade was one of the
most iiiiposiiifir events worth a for
tune, the animals to'd a unite story
or tlie increase in purebred cattle
In this part. or tin- stale. Alon?
line wen- I K. rtlamlley's Ayr-
ltltli-K. the tireen Itrnt hem. Mhni-l.
and the kteer al.10 made short . horiis. ll-rl, ( hiin,ll. r ll..r, r.,r.i.
sentiment or
the spectatois is that I'endietoit
honas or not. th.- animals arc :
about the last word in ability lo the
unse il their riders. The buffalo ,
work of their men.
I taring I-ivihiii .ixl
Si'Veral races esterday
.ipi-cljicular from start to
finish. Jersevs.
.vii.ii 1 .v ,i.:iiii in was aiiuriieu
tell Rrolher'ii
the boys' and cirls' calf
club, calves nail vvenren nf fi!lt,..
for the most critical t,pi i-lators. lliinlcr I.-ad. Iarwlc
nuil nearly every finish had Hit- A. It Hunter led the horse par.
stands up to a man. !a,i,. Kllh i-n-sident S. K. .Milb i
ion-na irKKey. ne lormer lumi- and S-cretary T. I. Smith direct1
er ot tlie national women a rldinic hebind. Senator H. J. Taylor,
championship, won a larce shun; I'nion-l'malllla c-iunty, had
of Ih- prlye money Willi hi-r en- place In the line.
One hundred jraJlons of
white paint, $1.95 per gal
lon next Saturday morn
ing at 8 o'clock Ilrinir
your cash and lake the
paint; make your house
look like what it aint.
Monday niornincr, paint
Harris h'reneh's II. leian. W. It. a, Irin rniriilui- nrien of
I'billips- herd, the l'hyn.ere rani. " l""--
f.vM pet gui.uii. , s i
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
'Hie Poor Mnn's I'riend"
Near l-'oumlry. IMmm Main -is
Mo iintlnj llnsiueA.
ihiM iiturnmi;,
An estimate of Oh- value on tin
KiOilii.N Hum y;ir is plaifd :xi hair
itdllion dollars, the trn'ateHt nTcrrl
Katlou in the (Uov. " hU'ery. Of
ficial jtide,f ahsi-rt iSnt '.hi- in;tlity.
Nuoiiiiji, ui in v pi ay.
Is hlRher than e r b rorr. A fea
ture of the display . the valuuhl.
ealveji tx hi In ltd by boys' and irirlK
oalf rltibx j
To a erjnr hi're. sinrj. s of a
decreaae til lnterrnt in Hv. UtH k in
i: a I e r n On toit joundii likr
j"tMink". A It.ntiti nun lamb vim
(for Int. rent with a tia.tmu hull
ami a laoiiHtioiiH hri? Rhares attn,.
tion with a -!!iHk. . xvoil-irroomi d
havylKP"fI htalll'in. Nw sur
IriK. await one M each Ktatl and
it is ti.rrUult tu tt:r away to the.
? next stall. I
VU t lirUtenci J
A fe.it ii r of thin morrinc'fl pro- I
Kram, unannounced befon-hand, I
m a ecund ( hrbtlenin of a new
born btim- this titlif a filly rolt
out of Knirfbld t:.elma and sired
by Wilson Idol, l nion May" is
the name nrilxed to the beautiful
?t rn i -old Oiineur Rem.al may Hltle animal, which xhji foul-. I
rise n (nn .r Oiincw Muzol.nl i n,nt- A" thr-o hotses ure
to reston- -.r,tri m hi twuve land 'ownrii u" w Jl- l-'ubttur, of Ali
ceirnhnK to frvcrvrrB of Ibt MtUr-'
ton Hp is cm chnu ifsucii I I iiioii JUin Win ,
Liang tr. ..f the Mintliiiruu war 1 ,,u' liish mhool s.ock
Lw Fares
to CaIIS5osimna
Reduced roundtrip summer
fares are now in effect. Tlan
your trip toCalifornia and take
advantage of them. Tickets
with 16-day limit arc on sale
daily; also season tickets with
Oct. 31 limit at slightly higher
cost, permitting stopovers.
Four trains daily, including
Southern California Express
direct via Sacramento and Lo
Angeles.
Banking
There are times when !
our service is other
than tiiking care- of "
your deposits.. - .
A little good advice,
if wo can give it, is
sometimes part of our ,'
business. ;
HUED STATES
From rcirtlanii
pcll
$20
oneu-avt"sre to
non hern
California
Alii about ic
I ilNII 1
S
Taken
KODAK
vilh
you
Pictures let yon live over nrain
at your leisure the daa tha't fie
at vacation time. And it's tas
with u Kodak from the first,
ltut that's what we are here
to shun- you tlrop in.
outhern Pacific lines
J. II. hia:.M;V, AjniU l-n t.ramks OitkOii.
Aulujmiplilr KfKlnk- S"i li
llruwtilrs 9-1 I n
Film I'Uil.-hl-i-.
a
liixlak
Red Cross
Drujf Store
Oxfords on Sale
Two Days
FRIDAY- AND
SATURDAY
?2.50 to $3.00
Values in Styles That -Have
Been 'V g
Discontinued, to Be
Closed Out
at Speci.il Sale Price
$1.98 pr.
Size 8". to 2,
Black or Tan Color,.,
Welt Stitched
Oak Tan Leather Sole :
And a Shoe " '
That Will Give Long ',
wear and at a
Price
That You Can't Afford
To Miss. t
Sec Them in Windows..
NORTON'S :
Kiddy Shop.
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