La Grande evening observer., June 14, 1926, Image 3

Monday, June 14, 192(5.
EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Local News In Brief
CXIMLNO EVENTS
June Si School election at
LYiHrul liiiililinu,
July 1.1, 14, 1A mid 1(1 Fn-o
llomciiiaki'rs' iiiHtltute uiulnr
ttiiNiitTM Tlic OUsiTvor.
July 2J, an, 21 rmvi titton of
NorlhwHl Heal ICtitute susmo
elation In I (;rnnl. '
M i4, ;(, 21, uiitt 25 Folon
county fair i Ktulii, Oa
ere from Wannciilrilt '
Mrs. V.a H. Kcrh'Ution nitl Mrs. M,
A. l-'orffiiHon uro visitors hiro from
Topponlsh, Wush. They arc regit
icied at Ho Bonimer hotel.
Is VMtllin .Mnth(r
'f MrA'I'J. t'ox, of Hnker, and her
ehlMrvn uro here for several (hiys
viHitln ill the home of lu-r mother,
Mrs. J. A. Itussell.
Hero from Portlnnil
3 ltoi)ert Thlllips. Jr., of Poi-Haml.
1h vtHltlnir friends here !iis week.
lie urrivru n.-nj rr.u.iy
41 Mi III 1 ' JM"(- il"UHl
week! He made the trip.hy auto,
Homo tit Ik Morning
I). I. IWnmm returned to
home at l'ocalcllo, . Idaho
morning after visiting lu
Grande since 1-Vlday,
his
this
I, a
Home for Vncatkm " f
. Kern Kelly, a University of Ore- ll'te Saturday Xoon
gnn student, arrived In the city; Hubert Chandler entertained his
litis morning from Kugi no to visit strawberry pickers with n picnic
his parents during tho summer Va-at noon Saturday, flr.
ration. ! Chandler has a four-acre tract of
" ' ' ' ' ' " j strawberries and has about twenly-
llWe for Vncntlon VIU fiv pickers and ten sorters em-
' nurton T. Hiirrltt, of Waterloo, ployed. After the lunch Ihe. ein
Ia is hero us the guest of Miss , P'oyi-B wont hack to work.
Hao Scott. Mr. Rurrltt Is on vn-
cation from his work us city editor To Hold Special MtM'lliiir
jot the Waterloo Kveninjr Courier. l.a (Jrande l'ost No. 13 of the
; ' ' 1 jAmerlcan l.eglon will hold a spec-
tteslgH.I Position. f u 1 meeting Tuesday evening, June
Alex MacPherson has resigned 5, in the City hall. Matters per-
hls position as baker for C.wiliiams :
Kleetrlc bakery. The irsignntlon
;tobk place last nipht Mr. Alae- 4
tl' hereon has not boon well for some
timeL ; He is resigning to take a
rest, i He was eninloyed with the!
imkory for two years.
J, , f
.t.,..t m.iu ai, .......
Mrs. J. A, Curzon und daughter,
1
Ethra May, of Portland, arrived
ftero Jills morning and will remain
Jiern until Mrs. Curzon's health
dmproves. Her sisler, Mrs. It. P.
jVells and Mr. Wells, went to
Portland art or them. She will
probably be here several weeks.
llnitut fi-nm 1 'tilvfosil v
'XMiss Thelmu, .Kitchen, nrrlved',.
foni IhtjS jn qj'jj ng .Kjrm d
e"oTj
Slimmer months at. tue nom
her parents. Mr. and Mrs,
time. Ho Is resigning to
It.
take
One Secret of Beauty
Is Foot Comfort
Frequently you hear people
Bay, ".My teet ix-rnpire win
ter and summer when I put
on rubbers or heavier foot
wear thou when J remove
my hhoes my feet chill
quickly nt)d oitw my Iiofa
u-vui wei lltroi(:li. ,: I n every
iuo Aiifn sHwi-tasem
mo luot-iintu urn
ml
fhi'ii litis I I lie (4-'t
ehukti Into lliu flimt (till
antlrt'iitlc, hi-Klitii! lKiwder.
Knit llrv(-ll,uia iiiitH.Y. TrinI
lckae ftnd A Foot-Eme Wnlkiti Poll rent
Yrt. Addict, AUca'M ivttiK, lc N. V.
M
merva
Says
Ttooolvrd 'today a light
Sill urn or Blonde Slipper.
1 -strop, high ( Mibun covered
wood heel. Trimmed In
brown. Tills slipper is a
jbargain at S.".r0.
i' Also a Patent Slipper,
''short vamp, gray trim, med
ium or .low heel.-and sells
for only SS-YOO.. This slipper
ami price both should suit
you.
Sold five pair of Red
Cross and Arch-Aids today.
If they did not give satis
faction and comfort, why do
people buy them.
THE BOOTERY
Sflls Them
'Ant Arch Preservers .
' for men.
i I'ny Cash ami Vnjr IjCss
Men
Harvest
Hats
14c
Men's Wear
.. Money-Saving t'a.
Store For Men
V 1309 Adams Ave.
I Hi X v
slty of Oregon stuthmt This spring
Kitchen. Miss KltcUcn lu u. Unlver
vnl varsity.
Homo fram lr. or O.
John Holjinsun urrtwd homo
this morning from Kuk'1h, whore
he has boon attenrlinir tlu ITnlvor-
I shy of Oregon. Ho will bpcml tho
j smniuor inonlhs here with his pitr
Icnls, Mr, und Mrs, 1 8. Uohhison.
To Atteitil ComtiH'iH'omoul -
Irnnk f'onley und children, Vina
and .Veruil, motored to Witllu Wal
la this morning to attend the com
mencement oxerclues ut Whitman
college this afternoon. Grant Con
ley, Mrs. Con ley's other son, will
he one of the graduates.
Attend Unit dor's CrndiitU Ion
Mr. and Mrs. Karl C Jtoynolds
are In Walla Will la, guests at the
Whitman college for the gradtm
tlon of her brother. Lowell Smith,
;i' l.a Grande high school alumnus.
He will return to ,a Gmndo with.
Mr, and Mrs. Reynolds lo bo thole
guest for a few days.
.stoppe,! nv to Visit SNtc
Clifton Adams left thU .morning
for his home at Huntlngthn after
visiting here two days with his sis
ter. Miss Thelnia Adams. He stop
ped hero on his way homo from
Corvallis, where he has been in
tending the Oregon Agricultural
college.
tuinlng to the 1DJ7 legion convon
t'on will be discussed. A large at
tendance is desired.
:
Umo from School--
George Stager, a rnivorslty of
Oregon freshman, nrr.'ved home
Saturday night from Kugeiio. Hi
will spend the summer months
,nrrr
To VImU Bi-other
Mrs. Christine L. Ward, and son.
Louis I'Mvvard, of San Diego, Cal.,
were In Ihe city this morning on
their way to Enterprise, whore
they will visit moat of tho summer
with Mrs. Ward's brothers, Jack
and Chris Jorgensen.
To VImI Husband
!WTB Mrr;.-AW!rt wnrt to - - HoH
Lake this morning to visit h
husband, who is In the hospital
there. He will probably be In the
hospital a week or ton days. Mr.
and Mrs. West came here several
days ngo from their home nt Con
don. She has been visiting her mo
thcr, Mr.s. Thomas Bud.t'r.
AVIH SH'nd Summer Hiv
John Matthews, of V anhington,
la., arrived In La Grande Saturday
evening to spend the summer with
his brother, Harvey R Matthews,
The visitor, a sophomore next year
lat Monmouth college, Monmouth,
III., will be employed during his
stay In the sales department of the
Eastern Oregon Light and Power
company.
llctiirn Home Tmlny
I The !!ev. and Mr8 J. A Hull nnl
r;i tii 1 1 y hart lis their iruesls over Ihe
week end Mrs. HalTs sister nnd her
funilly from Anuione, Wnshlimton
The visitors were Mr. nrd Mrs. It
J. Halsey nnd two ilmiirhterH nnd
one son. r'nullnn, the oldest
dnnwliter. Inst ffradnntod from the
Cheney Normal sehool nnd will
teach school this fall. They left
today for their home.
Vteltort Former Homo
Mrs. VV. II Arnold nnd son, Kred
Arnold and his wife, and Miss Kill
el Arnold, of Portland, drove to
Wnllown l.nkc and their old farm
near HilBiml yesterday. They for.
nierly lived near Hllunrd twenty
four years nrro and have many
friends In this county. They left
this mornlnir for their homo In
Portland.
I-ft this .Momliis
The Itev. and Mrs T,. n. Mongers
and son. In company with Mr. nnd
Mrs. Carl Mischke, sister nnd bro
thiT-ln-law of the Uev. Mr. MeR
gers, nnd students of the. North
west Nnzareno colleRe of Nampa,
Idaho. lft this mornlns for a trip
to the coast to attend the weddinR
of Miss Haltie MegKors, another
sister, of Salem, Oregon. AfU'r the
weddlnrr the Meggers expect to
snend some time ut the bench
cnmplng nnd restlnsr.
,110110 I'nteri-d While Awny
I Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Kberhnrd
'and daughter, Dorothy, and son,
I Franklin, n lurned home yesterday
j after n trip by aiilo to Portland
;nnd other Western Oregon points.
They arrived home to find Hint
t their house had been entered dur
ing their absence nnd prorttcnlly
No More
Shiny Noses
A new French process powder
that Is not affected by perspira
tion win not let an ugly shine
come through; stays on until you
take It off; fine and pure; makes
! Ihe pores Invisible; looks like
beautiful natural skin; gives a soft
elvety romplexton. Get this new
wonderful beauty powder called
Mclloglo. Glass Drugs. Inc.
Adv.
f GRANGE JOINS
1 N MEMORIAL
GRANGR HALL. Ore.. Juno U
(Special), Reports of the unnuut
stute grunge convention heKI at
llaker werj given by Mr. and Mm.
I'Vunk Wright Saturday when Hluo
Mountain grange nwl for the lust
nll-duy meeting until tho first
Wednesday In September.
During the lecture hour grunge
momoriul services wero held. Tho
hall wna decorated for the occa
sion with many flowers from the
W. (). Sherwood gardens. '
Tho program follows: '"Nearer
My God to Thee," chorus: scrip
ture, twenty-third Psalm and pruv
er, Mrs. Jess Musterson, chaplain;
lord's prayer, by all; musical re
sponsi1, Mrs, - I'Morenco .lusper; :
reading. Whittler's ''Ixjvo Trtuin-'
phant' Velimi AlcCall; vocal duet,
"Hi est He tho Tie That Hinds,":
Currlo Spencer und Kato lied-!
head; memorial address, Kthol
Sherwood, master; decoration of
the niter for the deceased mem-,
bora. ).an Wright. Kthel Sayro, I
llianctut Kleshmnn und Juunltn
Spencer; solo. One Sweetly Sol
emn Thought. J nun It a Spencer;
reuding. Tennyson's "Crossing the
Bur," Mrs. c. Strlngham; hymn. '
"father, We'll Host in Thy Love,"
chorus; benediction, Mrs. Mastor
snn. The nextmeeting of the grange
wilt be July 7.. The order r.i
eently purchased n new flag und
this will be the subject of Ihe
next meeting when, the banner
will bo dedicated. '
WISCONSIN
INSURGENT
PARTY OUT
(Continued from Tnge 1)
pectally of farm property: com
mends income and Inheritance tax
es, reducing taxation of property
and asks amendment to prevent
evasion; condemns reduction by
last, congress to reduce millionaires
taxes and leave burden on Binnll
producers; ask abolition of nui
sance taxes and demands complete
publicity of federal tax rot urns.
Tho platform also contains
planks on agriculture and luboiji
transportation; hlghwuys; industry'
and commerce:- conversjtlon; pub
lic health; education; soldiers und
sailors compensation and cari;
popular government which Includ
es election of- president mid vlco
president by popular vote; popular
sovereignity which praises Wiscon
sin representatives In congress for
refusing to betray principles in re
turn for patronage and commtlteo
assignment; Mewberrylsm a n d
campaign expenditures, declaring
that United States, sei'ute , .seats
shall not be sold to highest blil-
- urrer"vtlonm"gov('rtinTftn;'loii
oluring west and national govern
ment should be free from domina
tion by eastern Industries and fin
ancial tntcroHts; administration
and law deploring unwarranted
trespassing upon the rights of In
dividuals. 1 , r
TEN DEATHS
ATTRIBUTED
TO STORMS
; (Continued Prom Page 1.)
highways outside the city, later
urban service was Interrupted by
track washouts and city railway
service was suspended for a time,
J liver JtUhig
Tho Hock Hivor was reported
rising rapidly.
Air mall service out of Chicago
was suspended because of unfav
orable conditions.
Thirty fires, alt attributed to
lightning wero reported hero in
half an hour. At a south theater
water flowed in the fitint enlrunce,
wetting the feet of persons In the
audience and ran In a stoutly
stream Into the musicians pit.
Ton Hcalhs 1
Some streets weru flooded to n
depth of two or three fuut.
Tho number of deud In the week
end storms totulled ton. ,
C. A. Donnell, assistant weather
foreenster here, predicted showers
and thunderstorms for today. Con
dllfons are exceptionally favorable
he said for thunderstorms at this
time.
hoalb's ii:ATrai:s chakti:i
SEATTLE (AD. Captuin Ho
aid Amundsen can see himself as
others see him when he urrlvt s
from Alaska. Victor Aloiro lcw
ls has just completed a bust of
the explorer. "Amundsen could
not tell me the length of his nose
or the breadth of his head," said
IewiH.
all of Mrs. Kberhard'a nnd Doro
thy's clothes had been Molen, All
that was missed from Ihe place
was ladles, wearing upparel, in
cluding Mrs. Eberhurd's coat ond a
number of drosses.
Had Major Oiorat Ion-
Mrs, l-'red Currey was rushed to
the hospital this morning about
10:30 o'clock, where she under
went a major operation shortly af
terwards.
Fined Vor MpHfllng
Julius Bloom and Hoy Oxford
wero fined flu In the municipal
court Saturday night on charges
of speeding. City Munager W C.
Crews, acting In tho ubsenec of
Judge C. M. Humphreys, pronoun
ced sentence.
isitiiig Daughter-
Mrn. Etlen Cafhln. n ftvnnAn
Wyo.. Is visiting here for n couple
of weeks with Mrs. A. It. Bowen,
ler daughter.
lien from' Portland
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. B. Malprlcey
and son Benedict, of Portland, are
guots at tho home ot Mr, nnd
Mrs. A. II. Bowen.
RATE DADDY
GETS HIS
SALKM, Ore., 14. , (AD M. J.
Pelapp, employed In a store here,
took tho law Into his own hands
yesterday when ho espied on the
Street Tom Itussell, who is accuse
of having attempted un uttuck on
Delupp'a small daughter In Polk
county on May 30.
The young girl wus In charge of
a fruit stand on the highway In
l'qlk county when Russell stopped
at tho place Thu girl's, father
heard her call und urrlved tt the
stand just aa Itussell had gotten
Into, his car und was driving away,
lielapp jumped upon tlto running
board and struck Hussell, und Rus
sell kicked him off and escaped.
His cur carried a .Nebraska license
number which Delapp copied. Tho
girl was not Injured.
Yestorduy Dejupp wus driving in
Salem with his wife when he again
saw the Nebraska number, and he
st u iled In' pursuit, v turned tried
to get away und a npirlted chusn
took place through the city. As
they pusscd the police station Mrs.
le!app culled for an officer, und
Officer, Warren Kdwards joined in
t he chase. 1 elupp. however, hud
overhauled the fugitive by the time
tho officer arrived nnd hail over
powered him. He was about to
administer u. thrashing . to his
prison or, hut was dlKsunded by; the
officer.
itussell was hold in 'the city jail
for Polk county officers who took
him to pullas today. ,
TIXLS TALK OK WOIJ.
SAN PIODItO (AP). Ten mo
tion picture explorers are back
with a tale of woo. ' Their vessel,
tho schooner. Fort una, burned
with all their films, and posses
sions after three months work
photographing marine life in Mex
ican waters off Southern Califor
nia: .
It la well to pity the blind. And
11'h best' to wntch the blond. Mnny
of tho blind drive uutos
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
.ALL -LEATHER
' SANDALS
Some with rubber
heels. Sizes 8 to 3 't
Don't Miss This .
Opportunity
NewYdrkStdhe
Destroyers of High Prices.
Dazzling
Beauty
oA skin of satin creamliness
that you too, may have ,
THE VERY FOUNDATION of dw
ling beiuty is a mooth ikin. unmirreii
by ttn, rough red tpott, mutldineKi or
other blemifhct and imperfections. Pow
der, you know, wean orT, and under
neath your make-up, you ahould, and
can have, a clear fresh akin, 'unstained
by time and weather. The secret of
being the loyoua posteisor of such a
akin lies in the regular uie of El
Eatado Lemon Cleansing Cremc. This
creme was created especially for the
fastidious woman who demands purity
and safety in ill her toilet preparations.
It's a famous old Spanish formula.
Pure Lemon OH is the absolutely safe,
mild bleaching ingredient so refresh
ing and soothing that nothing but the
greatest benefit tin result from its
constant use. Further, it contains NO
noxious fats to cosrsvn pores or promote
hair growth, NO acids of any sort what
ever to peel and blotch the delicate
texture of the skin. Massaged gently
into the thin, with careful upwaid
strokes, it will remove those lines of
fatigue and worry, re-vitalise the tir-d
tissues, eradicate muddincsa. tan, red
ness and other unsightly blemishes and
imperfections gradually and surely re
store that satin ere amine is which very
woman should, and can, possess for her
self. Nearly all toilet counters feature
El Estado L etoon Cleansing Creme, in
dollar jars, but should you wish to try
it before you buy it, send us your name
and addren for free sample. El
Estsdo Product Co., Seattle, Wash
ington, 61 Sstado
LEMON Creme
IN
j
KARHAK SEEMED TO PUT
N E VV BLO 0 D I U MY VEINS"
"Why, I Was Almost
Down and Out When I
Hegan Ta k i n g This
Medicine, But It Soon
Put Me On My Feet as
Spry as a Colt," Says
Portland Veteran,
"Von sir. this medicine, Karnuk,
is head and shoulders above every
thing l .over tried or hoard of,"
declares John lOves. Civil war vet
eran and a resident of Portland,
Ore., for forty years, living ut in I
Ivy St.
"Why, I wus almost completely
down and out when 1 started on
this medicine, but It j nut took
right hold of my case und seemed
to put new blood In my veins."
continue Mr, Kves. "I toll you.
lu less than a week 1 wus up on
my feet fooling as spry ns.u colt
und brimful of now tire and en
ergy. . i '
"11 was about five years ago mv
stomach went back on me,, and I
got whore I could hardly eat a
meal without bloating up with gas
Senate hag shelved ail prohibi
tion modification measures, which
moans prohibition modification Is
returned to tho cellar.
You don't see any of tho young
er generation wearing veils. They
'are too dangero'-s after a few
tit-Inks of bad boose.
All thrones are too uncomfort
able for sitting purposes.
Credit CARR'S Nohter&ii
. " IS YOUR :' , ;
little one dressed properly' for summer? We
have all the garments suited to their comfort.
Priced reasonably. , ; ' ; ' V '
Art & Baby Shop
"KverjUiing lt The Bahj" .
YOUR LAST CHANCE
TO HEAR
Skurd Nilssen
American-Norwegian Basso '
Mr. Nilssen will appear in
Concert
AT
SUNSET INN
34 miles west of La Grande Iwyond Meacham
Wednesday, June 16
Only A Limited Number of Tickets.
' Mail reservations to Manager Sunset Inn,
Meacham, Oregon.
There is Economy in Good
Cleaning and Pressing
Our many patrons have discovered that their clothes
wear longer, look better and give better value for
the money when they are sent regularly to the Ward
robe. ' i !
We strive to please by giving personal attention to
every garment sent to our shop if you have not
ali-eady been using our service, just phone MAIN 72
our wagon will call and in a short time yourclothes
will he relumed. You will he agreeably surprised to
see that our cleaning and pressing really is different.
ThelWardrobe
Cleaners
Next to .1. C. Penney Co.
CI.0THKS DO HELP YOU WIN
DRY C'LKAN THEM OFTENER!
jaftorward und suffering pain that
I WHS illKt illliinnl linht n i-n lkl, Win
my heurt would palpitate so bad
that 1 often thought every breath
would be my last.
"My arms anil limbs acnod con
tinually, and it was all' I could
do to bend over' and lace my
t:hoos. I was so restless it was
impossible to got a good night's
sloop and mornings 1 felt com
pletely worn out. 1 tried, every
thing 1 hoard of hut noihlug
helped mo ut all till I rhmlly git
Kurnnk,
"Well sir. 1 don't think there Ih
a thing In thu-world that could
have done tho work o,ulckor or
betierthun Karnak. The gas an l
palpitation has all disappeared, all
those aches and pains are gone,
and I can hardly tea Into 1 am the
same person.
Nights 1 sloop like n tired boy.
and morning finds mo tip bright
and early and unxlniix in in-i mil
and around town. Why, 1 just feel
the good of Karnak over my en
tiro system, and nothing I can
say Is l.alf good enough for It."
Karnak Is sold in l-n Cirande by
the L. A I.. Drug Co., und all lead
log druggiNts. Adv.
Obituary i
JTNKItAI, TO.MOItKOW
Tho runeral Br r vices ovor tho
body of Hilwnrd It. HutHcl will lie
he.lt! tomorrow at a:8 o'clock nt
the liohnenUiinip chnpeli inter
ment will bo in tho MiiHonic cemetery.':
ROLLINS
HOSIERY for omeh
RsDho Dress for Style
and (Buy for fbconomy
, Well dressed women are charmed by its '
flashing beauty Delighted with its superior ?
quality Proud of its perfect fit Secure in '1
,. its wonderfully long wear.
' We "have for your inspection the sheerest
chiffons as well as service weights in all the
gleaming shades decreed for the season. It' -:v
a pleasure to ahow. Rollins,
LADIES
WIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MIL.UNERY
By Popular Demand
A Special Return Engagement at Popular
1 Prices ..... 35c and 10c ".
James cruze's successor.
TO "THE COVERED WAGON
: A heroic romance
of tho llghtnlnr Hilv.
era of tho old rron-
tlu - Ton ri'i'ln of
roniaitro nml hmnorjy
PONY EXPRESS
Tuesday - Wednesday
Adults, 35c; , ; Children, 10c
STAR
TONIGHT i
W. C. FIELDS In "THE OLD ARMY GAME"
X)0K OVER OUR WANT ADS FOK BARGAINS
RCADE
Bebe as a gawklsh small-town girl, yho,: .
daring, and eager for thrills, comes into
her own when she plunges headlong into
the funniest and wildest turmoil of ad
ventures possible ; '
Also :. v
"The Sky Jumper," another Van Bibber ;
TODAY - TUESDAY
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