La Grande evening observer., June 15, 1926, Image 3

Tuesday, June 15, 1926."
EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Local News In Brief
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DOMING KVKNTS
Jtinu 21 School oliS'tWm at
t CVnd'Ul lit 1 1 Mil IK
July 1U. 14. 15 and 10 Free
Iloinmittkers' liiritlliite under
I iihiImh The Olwrver.
July 'J J, 2.1, i'onvfiitlon of
Noriliwt'M lii'ul ICslaU iuno
, elation In I GrundM.
fVpt. 2, 2.1. 21, iim.1 2'i Fiilou
comity fair l Klln, On.
aon, Doubld. accompanied by Ro
bert Pom, all of Pulter, returned to
tlictr homo this morning after
visiting at SummcrviHo for the
past week with Mrs. V. A. Haker
SKn Week VjuI nt Vnlon
P. K. Kynra, of tho main fUh
hutehery- at IlenI, Ore., spent the
u'ixl( (i nil ;il I'ntnn f.-iklnir lmrlr In
' Contrul Oregon' a load of liver for
j flKli food, ua (he supply haa run
'short there, .
versHy of Oregon at Eugrnio, She
will be a junior, when she returns
to the University In tho fall,
llt'ru from Inildctw -:
Cap Tuttle woe tu the city from
Imbler this morntufc.
Iloro from rorlland - .
K..M. Stevenson, of Portlantl, Ms
In tho city oil business. . ( '
To Knternrlso Tmlny
Q. G. Griffiths, mnna;er of tho
StunOunl Oil conipiny here, went
to Knterprtso on business today.
Tlerr on Hiislness -
Hen O. Madlsoiy, real ruin to man
from Spokane, ls fu: -.a Grande to
day on business.
Mrs. Croivl Pessimistic
of Finding Relatives
Wife of Suicide Believes
There Is Little Chance
to Trace Any of
Her Relations
Ylsltlnjc Her Brother
Miss Ksther KnatiU, of Ktstilrnp,
Wash,, Is visiting hero with her
Jirnther, Paul Knnutx.
Homo from PorHand ; .
lu V. riiaiiHse returned from
roi'lliind this umrniUK, lie was
there all day j'rstenlay on business.
lloiiit' from School ;
loreo Anderson has rolurned to
: his home hero from Lexington,
Missouri, where, he has been a stu
dent at tho Wentworth Military
aeademy durhiK the pasl year, tin
will spend the summer - months
with his parents hero.
To Walla Wall Yrrilny
: Tin HI on tv loral real (itlalo mull.
went q Walla Wall". Wash., on
business yesterday.
Hero from A HIiik ton
Mr. and Mrs. George H. fnrrey,
of Arlington, Oregon, ai-o visiting
in Im Grundu.
To linker Today
-Mrs. P. U Tledirren and son. Kd
wln, went to linker on this morn
ing's train.- They an visiting
friends thorn today. . '
To Visit Son
Mrs. H. MrAlexander, arcotn-1
pnnled by I.lttle Miss Kayo Uidlne'
Orees. of Itanks, -Oregon, w-ro In!
the city this morning on their' way
ro Josepk, where' ! hey will visit
for ahoul six weeks with Mrs. Mr
Alexander's Bon.
To Baker this Morning
. Misses Inez and Iris Hughes
M:ont to Tinker on this morning's
r.iln. They intend to spend most
of the titmo at the Haker nutator
iuni swimming.
Home from St'ade
To Attend Pionet r Itrtiiitofi . ,
J. Hklller. who has been making
his homo hero w it n his daughter,
Mm, Jar vis Kmigh. has gone to
Hlekleton, Washington, where he
will attend n reunion of pioneers
lo that section this week.
Mr. and Mrs Knv Winters nre , " , fc ' , " V"
, , . , , i . on her way home 'lo V. gin froi
homo from Seaside, .where they.,.. . xtt . . . .
. ...... Walla Walla, Wash., where she h:i
have been on u honeymoon trip.. . ...
On W ay lo Tight
' Miss Mamie Alexander -passed
through l.u Grand this morning
Klgln from
To Vllt Mother
Mra Osenr lTtley and little son.
Donald, left this morning for Wel
s r. ladho, whore they will visit
for some time with Mrs. I'lley's
mother.
Mrs. Winters, who was Miss Mil
dred Weeks before, her marriage,
has resumed her duties as deputy
recorder at the courthouse. .
I!ro T-flKt Mght
(Mrs. J. J. Hawley returned to
Hot I .a lie this morning after
spending the night at her home
hero, Mrs. Vlawley is receiving
medical ireatment ut Hot Tako.
Visiting from Portland "
-iKverett N. 7nowles. son of
Judge and Mrs. J. W. Knowles, is
here with his wife and their son,
Joh'n Hlehard, front Portland to
visit relatives. and friends In, ha
Grande. -
been visiting for some. time.
To Attend Gi-and IMlgi
Kred Torpany will leave tonight
for Portland where ho will attend
Masonic Grand lodgft and the lay
ing of tho cornerstone for a new
temple there. Mr. Terpany Is wor-
T6 Visit nt Xorth Powder
, Ilrs. Dan Tlirasher and two
daughters, Junnita Hose and Mary
Jfftie, went to North Powder on
tills morning's train where they
will visit for three or four days
with Mrs. Thrasher's mother.
May Live In Canada
Mr. and Mrs. 15. A. Kuher, and
who ramn hi-rt urt.T thoy "ol.l,"" '"", . . .-..
Ihotr home nt Oildwrtl, 1.1..., lo 1o,,kc of M,n- No-
vIhII with old friends, loft Sunday 1 '
for poind. In Cunailu. Th.y x- j I'Klnn SI we Tonlulil
poet lo nmlto their homo In the do. I Menihera of Iho loon! Amorlenn
million. (Lofflon post wllU.nieot, thl ovonlnif
' nt the city linll. MiitliTs pcrtuln-
Wlll i'lay in rocliHl ',ns ,0 "lc ,s!7 w",(,lllw ,IC
Xlrs. A. V. W..II and dnUBhtor. I '""""""'I Hr''y " ltl''.rdon,
i i wv .nt in commander, announces.
Haines on this morning's train.
Little Miss Dorothy Wall will play
in recital tomorrow, evening there,
assisting Miss Oodd, when she will
present a group of students. Miss
Wall Is a violinist. They will re
turn to la Grande tho last of tho
week. . , .
"Pm .afraid there Isn't any uso
trying 16 find my relatives," the
widow of-Nelson Trowl smiled wan
ly from her bed in tho maternity
ward at Iho Grande Hondo hospital
this morning oh shn declined an
offer to help Iter locate tho sisters
and brothers she lost track of
when they voro orphuned as chil
dren. She smoothed the brown floss of
the boy twin's flno little head. ;
"He is leatrlco and his sinter
In Itcatrlco," sho conNded. "I have,
called him: ;Nelson, too, after bin
father.
"I don't want to say anything
about the twins futher. lint it Is
going to be pretty hai'O, with the
twins and Mayhelle loo."
Mrs. row! was Ida. M. Stanley,
of lteedsport, ore., perore she mar
ried Nelson Orowl Hi 1921. They
lived for tho lust fewyeara In the
llltle cabin near tho drinking foun
tain In the Wallowa canyon, where
lie took bis life with a rifle after
j he had heard about the birth of
in." uuny gin uuu nuy u- ween. uku.
The decedent was born Juno 0,
1875, ut North Webster, Ind.
Itesldes tho widow and three'
children, two sbnters, Mrs Abide
Itiggle, of Smith Mountain, and
another In California, survlvo
BAND CONCERT
PROGRAM TO BE
POPULAR ONE
The second outdoor concert of
tho season to be given by tho
municipal band will be held at the
high school athletic field Thursday
evening, Juno 17 at 8 o'clock, Tho
program Iiuh been chosen with euro
and should he one to delight all lis
teners, Andrew Loney, director, de
clares. Llghler hi tect Ions and
classical numbers both appear, on
the program.
Among the numbers featured are
"Untie! Kgyptlun" by. Lulglul und
Von Huppe's "Light Cavalry. "
ANTI-SHOW
MOVEMENT
IS BLOCKED
Attended Stork Show
Mrs. Wallace Cass and dnughtor.
nernlce, and two sons. Arthur and
Wallace, attended I he I'nlon stock
show Thursday and 1-Yldny last
week.
Here from Covo
J. K. Mills, of Cove, - was In tho
city todny, Mr. Mills reports that
On Way Home to Wallowu
-.Mlss Francos Cherry, a junior In
the school of journalism at the
Tnlverslty of Oregon, ' was In the
cily this morning on her way home
ti Wallowa. Sho will spend tho
snjnhier months at. homo- with Oier
lUjnintft,,
llfliigs (JiiCKl from School
idlss Genevieve Tlunun brought a
scponl friend, Miwr Kdnn. Man
Kvuhs, of Longvlew. Wsh., home
wtl her when she 'came ' from
Whitman college, at Walla Walln,
this week. . "
Touring from Wyoming
Jteynold Heaverson, Mrs. Louis
Snaversoir mid Miss Myrtle Seaver
sqn. who are touring" to Portland
from their home at llawlins, Wyo..
were guests nt the Sommer hotel
last, night. '
Home lo Haker
'Mrs. Albert Wooded and little
Hint In Bicycle Wreck
ltlchard Weeks, who was InjurVl
last evening when tho bicycle ho;H rallied therfi last night, and was
was riding was struck by a enr still raining when ho left, home this
driven by Tom Harrison at. tho cor-1 morning. Ha says the rain will be
nor of North Kir street and Madl-good Tor the crops In that section,
son avenue, suffered n lacerated .except that It may damage, ripo
right hand and a mashed left leg. .strawberries slightly.
but is not in dangev. 1 ; "
I , I Home from School
Attend Commeiiccinent Miss Helen l-'nlconer waH In the
I Mr. and Mrs. W, P. Warnock and 'cHy this morning on her way hoitie
daughter, Heta.v .were hi Iho cityjfrom ICugene,- where she has bwn
'this morning on their -way hoinn to: fittendltig the Hnlverslty of Orcjfp'n.
KnterprlsY frdliT 'Rifg'eue," whererHer hoffiie Is fleaV Knterp"IMierv VHe
they attended the graduation of .was accompanied by Miss Tteulah
.another daughter. Miss Nlnl War- Isnldow, of Portland, who will visit
nock, yesterday. She graduated here for about n month. Miss Snl
from the music department of the'dow Is a 1'nivcrslty o Washlnfflon
university with high honors. She is student. v.
remulning at Kugene to take a -. ;
summer course In music. Miss Iteta Itoiibf, farm Here 'I .
Warnock, who is a sophomore at j John Malh-tle, of'' Freewntcr,
the I'nlverslly, nerolnpunled her Oregon has purchased tho F. V.
Mortis farm near here, a part of
what Is know as the Kloyd MclCen
non place near Allcel. Thorn are
IMG acres in the place. He has al
ready taken possession of the
place,' Lou Stoop, real estate man,
said this morning. Mr. Morris,
who owned the plnce, lives at
Davenport, Wash. He was here
(Continued from Page 1)
WALLOWA CROP
DAMAGE HEAVY
(Continued From Page 1.)
per cent by the freezes und dry
weather of the past month; . .
Harvesting Hay.
H. D. llechtel Juts been putting
up his first crop of hay the past
few days. A few other farmers
In the valley have also been huv-1
lug. Tho crop, however, la light
In practically all fields.
Hecause of dry. weather and the
rapid melting of snow muny farm
ers expect to sec Irrigation wat.tr
scarce for second crops of hay in
certain sections of the valley.
Forest Fire Burning:
In Cascade Mountains
I-HTGKNK, Ore. Juno Hi. (AP)
A fire In tho timber near tho sum
mit of the Cascudo mountains In
tho McKenule district was report
ed at tho office of tho forest hero.
A crew was sent from Sisters late
yesterday afternoon lo check the
blaze.
parents home 10 spenu me niiimiih-i
months.
Home. from P. of O.
Miss Ituth Scott passed through
La Grande this morning on her
way home to Knterprlse where she
will spend the summer months.
Miss Hcott Is a student in the 1 T n I -
Glints Clothiery
Big
Money Raising Sale
Starts
Wednesday
June 16
. : I . '' AT 9 A. M.
SALE PRICES ON QUALITY MERCHANDISE
THAT WILL MOVE IT.
Extra Salesmen to Serve You.
JTnT THICRy
over iJi".,vwj!.,.oniJ .flni.rii'tuniod
lionio yesierduy. ..
onllmmeoH void on tho frronml Unit
II i tim-oiiHonuhlr,' In other wordH.
tho eonunlHston could not piimm an
ordinance directly . to keep them1
xhowH out, nor can Ihey puss an Or
dinance. plueiiiK the HeeiiHO fo ho
IllKh iih illillrectly to keep them
nut. Thoy have tho i-IkIU lo lleonw:
tlioiti and to eliai'Ke u roaftonulitc
foe therefor. The cbin-tb Kennrally
hold tho license reon lor such
ahnwH . to ' he rcaHonnlilc, ' even
thoiiKh Ihey are plaei'd ut u lilgh
or amount than for other Hues of
ImsincHH. on account of the nature
of the show.
Question of liliM'ii-so Fees
"Whether or not tho pn nont lic
ense fees are too liluh Is of course,
a nucHllon I could not decide. This
ordinance was passed In iy22 und
the commissioners In office at Ihul
time must huve examined the mat
ter thorouithly and decided thut
it r.. In thi
iiio ucfiirm urn g.iia,,,.. ......
ordinance wort? n-iisuummi n.i
therefore put Into effect.
"Of course, In Iho license for Iho
Kronen shows, we Riivo them u per
mit for tho use ' of purt. of thn
street. Tills la optional with tho
city and thoy do not huvo to permit
such use unless they desire. (sli?n
ed). ticorKo T. Coehrnn, I'lly At
torney." Signers Fjiixi'i
The movement lo keep cnmlvals
out of Iji (Irande was stalled hcv
eal days 11K0, ufter the ournlvul
which Is now showlnif near the
frelKhl deiiot, lioBan operatlnir In
I'nlon diirlnlf stock show week. A
petition was circulated, the S7
siKnoi-s secured with no difficulty,
und Inn petition filed lute Saturday
with the city recorder.
Mr. Cochran's luveallBallon fol
lowed the I'llliiB of the . petition
with the results KlvetV In ,tliir uhovo
printed teller. ' " -i , '
GRAND JURY. WILL
- TAKE UP KLAMATH
FALLS DUEL CASE
1 KT.AMATH PA LI A Ore., June 16
AP) N. Woodelioiiwt, proin
llient Khinuitli farmer und hen oul
turlHl, wis- this niornlnir bound
over to the Brunt! Jury on u. charge
of . rhnllenirlnar H. H. lcenhlco. his
iiolKhhor, to u duel with. 30-30
rifles ut 200 paces. .
' Me wax hound over hy Just lee of
the IVaco II. A. Knimltt, follow
Iiir a hcnrlnB which wus held yes-
erduy und i-ompleled this moralMR".
llond was set nt jriim which Woode
house Intinedlutely raised.
I'lvn witnesses yestorilay'tosllrled
liint they heurd Woodehouse utter
the ehulletiRo. The defendunt eni
pliullcally denied the ehurtfo, stul
Inir thut his word weii inlaunder
slood. The ullerculion hetwoeii the
two men followed destruction of
several hives of leenhlen's hoes by
Wooilehouae, who ucIIiik In the cu
puclty of county hee Inspector, de.
cln red I he bees diseased.
Wooilehoose claimed that Icon,
bice hud thrown u hainiuer nt him
and then uliuoked him with u
pitchfork. -'.
NELLY DON
House Dresses and Aprurj ;
$1.25 to $4.25
PUTMAN'S
Ready-To-Wear and Millinery
Watchinjr U. S. Bound
Hoats for D'Autremont
VANVOflVRU. n T..1 June. IS.
(AP) rrnvinelul and city DOllce
jhoro said that they had been usked ,
by the U S. lo wutch boats Troni i
'Alaska for a mini declured lo be;
I Key II' Atltrcinnilt, wanted for the
.murder of rour In u truln lioldup ul i
Islskiyou, Ore.. October 1 1. (2J.
'I'h n man eluded offleluls In Jim-'
jeaii, Aliisku, where two men said I
lo answer description of 'the bro.
t.bers of Hey. likewise soilKht for
parllrlpallon 111 the hold up. were
urresled.
CABINET QUITS
THIS EVENING
(Continued from Pa II
M. Peret resisted the earnest
persuasion or President Dou.me.r
Bun to reniuln lu the cabinet he
cullse he fell II "was Impossible to
continue in tho .face of Inereus
liiK dlrrleultlxs .without Hiiffleleiit
support, .' . ' ' '' . .
IUillol bt OppotdlhMi.
Tho opposition Inside the irov
crninerit tame from the radical
ministers . who ..were continually
urged to rental Perot's plans by
their rolleaKuea In the radical
Kioup of the chamber, which liey
er willingly aocepted- te Brlaad
cabinet. ,
Indiscretion hy some memlwrs ,
caused u violent prew csmpalKr.
axalnst the Inflation which, ac
cording to Peret'a prlttcs, waa tiw;1'
vnlved In the finance minister'.! '
scheme to .put the puper money
circulation . and short term bone,
in the. same basket, .
l-ll-AM) II K CAMK '
Tl K T R O I T "Heten-eleven,
come seven-eleven,' entreaieil IV
crap shooters as they watched, do-v
mlnoea nallop . across the vraen
board. "Here 1 am." said Patrol
man "711" btherwlao William
Kane, and be arrested them all for
tainblliiB.
. They luter pal.! in flhea,.
leproof
Not just hosiery but HOLJEVROOF. It wear
' $1.00 $1.65 ,$1.95 $2.25
Art & Baby Shop
Airlved llnnie Y ten lay
Dr. Jt It. una Tr. Margnrnt TukIp
returned home yenlenlny nfier nt
lentllng1 OHteopalhie clinlcn ; nnd
eonveniloiiH lu WaHninffton nnd ut
Portland. Tliey wore iirrompnnlril
liome from Ki'Uttle by Mth. ( 'lay! on
liiK"lr who will vlHit ' for u hIioi!
I line In Lit Grande.
i
lert Yewti'nlay Tor Cnllfornln
Mr. und Mrs. A, 1 Kuton and
daughter, I.llluiit nnr son, rnrl,
accompli nlod by Miss MurKun't
Hwurtss, left yetrtordny, by uulo, on.
a trip through California. They
will visit ut Lonfthcttch and will Al
so stop at Hcdlands to visit Mr.
and Mrs. C. R. Sill well, formerly
of this rlty. They expect to In
away about six w'eks.
At r.vnnslnji, 111,
Mr. and Mrs. Ft L. ' Meyers, of
IhlH cliy. are now nt Kvunslou, Til.,
neconlliifr to word received here
yesterday. They were registered a I
the North Shore, hotel there. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Meyers will be preNWit
ulso for thn graduation of their
son, Alfred, from Notre Hume.
They will also ultend graduation
exercl.ses or their daughter at f'hi-
NATIONAL
STRIKE IS
CONDEMNED
(Continued trom Page 1)
lawn, lie told of the "ceaseb'ss
flKht" to hrlnR- about udoptlon of
Iho proposed amendment lo Iho
constitution lo forbid child labor.
Hope fur llelti'l' WW.
"We hope to bring- lo the work
ers a wane which will ' not only
permit them td live In their 'own
homes In aoconlance with Hie
American stumlard of living, but
will also permit them to enjoy
the blither udvanliiKes of spirllual
ami eullbrul dovolopinenl," he
salil. "We are striving to ubollsh
Iho Iniquities of child lubor and
we are cndeuvorlnR lo liiinK about
a spirit of cooperation and- rlnht
i-elallonahlp between employes nnd
employers." -i
mrrriiNS to moviks
110l,LVWOH. fill- (AP). ISfny
Kobsnn has Bone buck 10 the
movies. After 4:1 years on the
ICKilimulc slaKe she has sinned n
six months' film contract.
Hoop La! The Circus Is
Coming To Town!
ONE DAY ONLY
WEDNESDAY
Matinee and Night. Rain or Shine
V At The
ARCADE
iirinTn inn nninni rnM
ncflhlo flfiu nbLtb
A thrilling drama of life behind the scenes in- a circus
with
WANDA HAWLEY - ROBERT GORDON
And a Whole Circus Troupe
TONIGHT BEBE DANIELS In
"THE PALM BEACH GIRL"
OX N
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A Grand Blov-Up Of
High Prices
I 1" (i J
x 1
Not for one day, but for every day of the year that's what :
the New York Store has done in La Grande. Hundreds of cus
tomers have found relief front the burden of high prices. Don't
be skeptical, for there's a reason for our remarkable undersell
ing prices. : Our shrewd Eastern buyers - with their enormous
purchasing power effect marked : savings for us this saving,
is in turn passed on to our customers, and we both profit ; It
gives a large volume of business that would otherwise go to
. mail order houses and we are right here to make good our guar
antee on every article sold.
Come in Be convinced that these bargains are real. , r; '
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WORK SHIRTS
Our famous heavy ' Chambray
Work Shirts, in blue or gray. They
are triple stitched. Our low price,
39c
MEN'S SHIRTS' ' '
Genuine imported. English
Broadcloth Shirts with collars at-,
tached. New stripes and figured .
designs , '
$1.95 to $2.25
MEN'S WORK SHOES
A substantia! Work Shoe that
is daily proving its merits under,
hard usage. Composition or leath
er soles, plain or moccasin toes
KHAKI HATS .
. Strong, i. heavy materials, ; well
tailored and ventilated -
37c
v , MEN'S CAPS
In all the new colors and shapes.
Some are hand tailored and every
one is a big value . ' , 1
95c fo $1.75
BOYS' BLAZERS ,
All-wool garments in a large as
sortment of fancy weaves and
colors
$2.45
STRAW HATS
The season's latest! Plain or
fancy bands. Many different
shapes and weaves
95c to $1.95
naru usage, composition or ieaui- fancy bands. Many different .
er soles, plam or moccasin toes- sh-apJeB and weayes
$2.50 to $2.85 95c to $1.95
BOYS' SEMI-DRESS SHOES ' 'fi
98c to $1.45 ' A . I u:
Mewdrk storev' ; -
WE BUY FOR LESS II ''
WE SELL FOR LESS J " 1
"The Rain'Maker" Will Be Here Thursday.
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
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