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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1926)
griflav. Jtirfo jS, 1926. EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pljocal News In Brief .Thejr drove to Wmtorn Oregon, whore Mr. Knight murkvtud a car of fut hogs. , ( OUMINO EVENTS 'lmie it Scliool clucUou M 6 tVuliol l"'"- fjulr lit, 14. 1 ml It Flree .. ...1,1.1 liiaflliit nmlM ll!lfil'"- ' auspm-a Tho Observer. . Jul? Mi 2 -''"v'''o Of ; Nortliww Heal UMate tuo ' rimlon In ! Umnilo. Sept. Si! 2.1. Hi ) 2 J Enloa i .... fair at Kliitn. Ore. i Tl- lit 1'ortlniu uml Mrs: Hklff win visit In Beattlo for two wo,.ks Ucro from Cove Ocarhurt macklm.d wan In tho j city today from Covii. Uero from Vutott Stovo Hutchinson, of Union. , u bu.lnura vjUo, l3 u Ur(lllUu In California , Mln Marsnrrt , Klopfcnateln ' la visiting at Lo -AnKolu, Cul.. with her aunt for aovcrul week. Mlaa KlopfiMiaicin drovo to California with Mi. Duiloy and her . aon. Walter Dutli-y, of Enterprise. To Iilaho for Summer l.ula and Orlln Oslicirn left thla morning lor HousUn, ladlio. whore ihey will t"iii Hie auiuiuer vaca tion visiting their uunt, Mrs. 1 O. Sehlcra. crtMD. of Karro. North Dakota, made up the party. After vtaltlnR hero they will go oA to U Angel es Cal., to vlatt other relative. H(W fniiii I'uluicr Jiinelkw : jrs. flMlle 1. Hwikert, of l'al rr 'junction, wuh In the city to- !' J 0:' it Hot Like 8anatarliiin ftttr Hy Mncll la ut Hot ' like .....Kirluiii. where --who ia receiving medical treatment. Her condition nuorteft to u- ""l'rovou. Jjjpt'cts IMroiils on Visit . aDr uml Mm. It. K Murphy aro. .ipcllnca vlBit from I he lulter's pari'iits. qi r. and Mrs. J. It, Or If-; (jlli, of ICanuaa City. Tho guexts re' due; to urrlvo lu La Grande Sunday. Drive Here (linn 1'ortlaiul t r. and Mro. A. I'-. Murott and i K. DodVlle, of Portland, urrlved lh're jy liiotor Thursday morning Mid uru giicsta ut tho -Spninier ho-f?i- ' ' V? i : ! : Vjslfoi-s iijtini T tall ' : I ilr mwl Mi-H. H. W. Clnoillrn. - nf fjult l.ak,'JClly, r'uye Sunders and T'H, ClHiley, of KuyavlHe,'; are visitors hf l.a Grande' toduy; They At drivlnp through to' Portland.- lA'ft for Home, .Mra. I,c Hoy Parker left yeater day for her home In l-orllaiid tif. ter vlMltiiiD, ),.,..,. , - ,ui wmo nine with relatives and friends. Hero from l'ortlautl . flfinrpK M i, . ... L, nu , .' . puimsner of The 1 linljeriuun. of I'orlland iWffnn l I.. . .. rt . ... , m urunue looKInc over the city this week. He exuecis to leuve this evening. To Visit Daughter aira k. k. Bureh went to Hlgln on this morning's irain to visit her daughler, Mrs.- )1, -it. I)iii,um. MB ll,,Kn,. ,. , uu,9 jiuiiiq ib ai Kaieiu. To biiblrr on Business J. H. l'urdy. truvellng passeng'T agent for the O.-W. eompuny. .went to Hnbler this inornlnB on t business for the company. Home, renin ISeliool . ' .MiKH Vi.i,i lloiil.v uhn Iimh ln ntlenduiR .tho. University of Wuah- ingtou at Seattle, returned home thla morning on train No. H. tihe win spend tho summer vacation ul her homo. here. : To Visit .Mr. Milne . t Mra. AITrcd Milne and children left this morning for .l'ortuiud, where they will visit three weeks with Mr. Milne, who hua churge of the construction of the now 'Mas onlc building there. At Hot Ijike Hal Green, of Jerome. Idaho, is lit the Hot Luke sanalurliiiii r.. eelvingi medical Ireatinent. Mr. Green . operated aeverul luige ranches in the vicinity of Jerome. On Way to lliiiitliiglon Mr. und Mrs, A, M. Nelson nnd llltln daughter, Gloria Darlene. were In the city this morning . oh their wuy to Huntington. Oregon, where Mr. Nelson has accepted a position as telegraph operator 'for I he O.-W. company. They aro from Salem. SoiIiik li( 1, (immle 'uniitig. lo live with her father, NgiiHt IllKle, of l.a. Grande, Mrs. Lillian Gylllelisou nnd three ehll- 4r,'n, llu. 1'Jllznljelli anaJ'-arl, ar- nd lhis monilns from HHyflcId, Sinn. . , 'Visited Motlier at North l'mnler Mrs. J, r. Koon arrived In the city IhlB morning on her way home to Wallowa from North Powder, where she visited her mo ther, Mrs. Donaldson, for a few Visited Ili-re Ijlst Mullt Miss Nellie Kurehcr left this morning Tor her home at Enter prise, where she 'Will spend 4 the Hummer vacation. Hlie has ; been unending the University of Oregon at Kugene. Khe ap'nl last night In l,u Grande the guest of Mlsa Urel da Klopfensteill. ,. VIsltlBa; Motlier Hire . Mlaa Martha Edwards, who now makei her homo In Portland, la visiting In l.a Grande with her mother, Mrs. L, V. Kdwarda. Miss ISdwarda drovo up from Poitmnd Tueaday morning and will bo here two weeks. Hho formerly lived here and has many frlenda In this aectlon. hooking Over Valley ' lt.: R Hheplterd, chairman of de velopment work at the American Kails reservoir and Interested In tho Northsldu Water company, ut Jerome, Ida., wua here tho first of tho week looking over 1 Union county, accompanied by H. G. Avery, county agriculturist. . He wua very much impressed with the. Oramlo Hondo valley. Mrs. Shep herd la at tho Hot l.uke sanitar ium receiving medical treatment. Their home la ut Jerome. , I'rTsent for Gradiialliui Mrs. Prank. Wudo was lu the city this morning on her way to lilgln from Portland, where she Mas been visiting for several montliK, Mrs. Wudu Went to Ku genu tho first of the week to be present for thu graduation of her daughter. MIbs Lelii Wade, from the University of '. Oregon. Miss Wade returned homo, by uuto Tuesday, following tho'-coninience-inent exercli.es on Monduy. Graduated from V. of O. Mlsa IH'horla Pearson urrlved In tho city this morning from Ku gene,' where she gruiluuted ' from the Unlverslly of Oregon Monday. Hhe stopped over -III 1'ortlund for u few duys cn - route lo her homo here. Her pai-entH, Mr. und Mra. i. J. l'eurson, and brpther, ianler. were' preaent; for the- commence ment exerclBos. They returned home curlier in the week. Mlsa Presbyterian church there. Haipn Clurk is the won of Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Clark, und Is aaaoolated In Clark's Florist shop of this city. NORTHWEST SEARCHING FOR KILLER (Ccntlnuet! from Page 1) ItniiiKlil Horse llcrtv : C. It. Hiliberd was In Iho" vi(y Ititu tiiiki-nlnrr 11a u'lta nn hi J WllV home to Klitln from Western Ore-1 Pearson majored In history und (raves for Scuttle SMrat'..K. HnntllJorg und sons hhrls und Jimmy und grandson falter, l'rt here eurly this morn ing liounoj for thuir home In acui ty: Viiph, Tho' wero accompanied by Mr. Lulu Lindsay and Mrs. No liol SKlll.; Mrs. Lindsay will slop On Way to Vale Mfa VI' I. .....l Ore., slopped In Lu Grande lust uigni 10 visit mends en coulu lo Vale. Ore., where she will spend jim nuiiiiuer im-jiuuh una ner par- uuis, nir. anu Mrs. nenry iiyue. tic turn from Portlauil I Air., and Mrs. . Hert Knight und daughter, Amaryllis, or Union, re turned from Portland Wednesday, where they've been since Sunday. gun with a race horse, which he purchased in Western Oregon nnd will train him - for the Klgln fair In September. He brought the horse through in a trailer behind his car. graduated wllh u llachelor of Arts degree. She will begin work as a high school teacher In iho full. Attended Wedding - Mr. und Mrs. Holicrt Chirk, ions Onk street, of this city, Mr. and Mrs. Kenwick A. Clark. Cloyd Clurk nnd Miss lllancho Clark re turned to l.a Grande last night from Corvallis, Oregon, whom they nttended thu wedding or It. Visited by Three Sisters .Mrs. Ted Hansen was surprised Wednesday evening when three of her sisters urrlved in Iho clly for a short visit. Mr. und Mrs. Jillt'ies McCormick, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Carl i llulpll Clark, of this city, to Miss Aschoff, of Portland, nnd Mrs, O. jllllth Biichunnn. of Corvallis. :. Winders nnd friend. Miss Itob- I Wednesday afternoon nt the Klrst iTd A TT Tl t - GIGANTIC MONEY RAISING M NOW nniNC FT TT T . hi . BLAST AT ; CLINT'S : HUNDREDS OF BUYERS FILLED OUR STORE EVERY DAY SINCE WE OPENED THIS SALE ON OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF UNSURPASSED SELECTION OF QUALITY WEAR ING APPAREL FOR MEN AND BOYS IN VALUE-GIVING TO THE PUBLIC OF LA GRANDE AND UNION COUNTY. MEN'S SUITS Now On Sale At Deeply Slashed Prices Including such famous makes as Michaels-Stem & Co. and Rosenwald & Weil clothes for men and young men. Si you want good clothes, correctly tailored, and best of materials at a good, substantial saving Conic to this sale. You can't help but pick a bargain. Over 500 sujts go on sale at reductions both drastic and genuine. Hylviu Howard Guinea. ,: 8KATTLK, June IS. (AP) Arm fd with what wa pronounced a porfect description and fliitforprlnto of a inun who uttackeil und brutul ly alew Mlsa Hylvlu. H. Gulni'H, '. whose body uvih round 111 a putch of irtM'a hiro ywitorduy, pollco of North wt'at NVuahlnfTton today com bined In a Bi'ivn-h, Tho wiu ib nieco of Wlllttim A. 1 Ouimw, chief of the buurU oil Kins county commtBBloners. 6'Uttlo detectives - declared tho iikurUert-r left hU flnRerprlntti ou a rock with which hu hit Miss Guinea on tho head und her throat ia he choclu'd )ht Into unconHclouanosa. Chief of iH'tectlves Tennuut wild thut a man unswerlnir a duncrip tlon ot tho sluyer visited u fruit utund ou tho hlKhwuy north of Sh uttle yetrday und uHked for food. Before he could bo survcnl a cuh tomer urrlved und mentioned the murder of the Kir). Witnesses said the man's fuee (timed whitu und he left In tho direction of Kvcrett. A roughly dmcHod mull wuh Itrter men to, Hisa further up the road toward . Kverett, und bin llkeneas to descriptions of the murderer was pronouncedly striking. Minn Guines, a Kfuduute of Smith coIIcrc,' Northampton, Muhs., left her mother In lynniic1d. Mtuts., a month upo to visit her father, Itob- ert Gaines In Scuttle, und her step mother, who wns visit i iik in Cali fornia fund who today wus hurry ing here.- Went ltv a Walk. The Klrl left her fulher'H liomo ubout 8 o'clock Wednesduy eveiilnK to walk.- Only two persons huvo reported aeulntf her from thut tlmo until Bho wus found deud yestcr duy. l B. SIok.'H und his wife Wed nesduy. evenlnK1 wore passing a bunch of Hhruubcry near Greun lake, on whouu edj;e tho body wus found und observed a rough look Ins man standing several feet from the path on which they wero walk ings When they hud pone Hcvernl feet they met a tfirl answering1 the description of Mis' Guinea. Sev eral minute luter Mrs. Stokes heard . womun's scream, but her I husliand suggested ' It wus from chlldron playing und let tho mattor pass. Their description of tho man la detailed, ItocoiiNlriict Crime. According' to a reconstruction of tho crime by detectives tho man seized Miss Gaines without warn ing. ' Hho sctcumcd. , Hu choked her 'und then drugged her. Her slippers nnd hut fell off. Hho broke away and waded through the shal low edge of Iho . hike for yurds while ,'h'w uttuekcr pursued As Ihey eiqrgetl (roii, the wuir,' lio again Strungled the girl und killed her by five blown on thu head wllh u atone. MOVES PLANE FROM FIELD Willi tho iuwUUidco of tui ulr nluno nii'chunlc, who arrivod by nutomobllo with rcputrs from houd- quartura this mornlna:, l'llot Tuft wua toduy nulo to movo lu nuiu plane from tho plowed field ut tho east edge ot town, whore ho nup- ped a iiropellep bl&do In mukluir a foi'vi'd lumlltiK ThuiKduy uiornine. Tho piopvller wua mi'iidiul, und tho pluno huulod by toitiu to thu hlKhwuy, from whero It wui tukuu by truck-to a field on tho bill near tho cemetery, 'flirt hoped to leavo, lji qruudo bbfoi-o evening, , , . Hho wuh compelled to light hero yesterday by motor troublo thai commenced tfhortly ufter ho loft Pendleton. Ho could aee that the field hud been plowed, but pre ferred to chance binding nil her than utteiunt to count on to u moru favorable bpot.-. EBERHARD AUTO STOLEN FROM IN FRONT OF HOME Mr, und Mra. Colon 11. Kber hurd'a car vcia alolen from In front of their residence 1401 N avenue, here auiuetiiuu after 11 o'eloek liuit night. No truce of thu cur hud been found ut ubout 1 o'eloek toduy, although' offlcera wore notified us soon us tho cur wua missed this morning. . The Kberhurda drovo tho cur to the band concert und uruund town for some time, arriving homo ut about 11 o'clock.! Mr. Kbcrhurd though ho hud locked thu cur und went lu thu house thinking It aufe. When he und hla aon got up eurly this morning to drivo it to tho filling station lor gusollno nnd oil preparatory to u trip to l'cndlu ton It wua gone. It had undoubtedly been pushed for severnl feet from tho house, or they would huvo heurd Iho engine sturt, Mr. Kberhurd uuld thla morning. The llcenso number on tho cur was 116-51)0. 50 STORE C Invn j. v IN THC WEST 1101 Adunu Aw. 1 Mure No. Ill I Uniudr, Un. Children's Bloomero Childran's Itluomcra of goud weight Sateen, well made, full cut, good range of colors. At a price very low. Siiccs 4 to 12. . : ;' 45c pr. MISSES ULOOMEIW , Missett' Sutecn Uloomcis, made full and roomy, lilack, lavender, blue, pink and many other tiliudvs. The sizes are I I to 18. 69c pr. ltll.lli-: FASHION K i:VS CHIOAOO Kuahlon nolo from the uolleo department: Garbed in J l'rlneo Albort couta, silk huts and morning trouserB and alx-ahootera a squud of policemen formed a guurd tor visiting prulutea to the Uuchuriatlu congrea COST llltOOKIIAUT NOTIIINO - Ui:S MOINES. lowu Victory In nothing flut wua reglsHTed by Smith W. UrookJiurt in the recent Iowa prlniury. JU expeiiau ue eounl allows thut hla cumpulgn for i he republican senatorial noiln tion did not cost him a penny. )TO $32.50 MEN'S SUITS Oiic Lot Men's Summer Weight Suits, light or dark colors. For-, miv values up lo $32.50. (14 41! Sale rrice J y. , MEN'S SUITS . 5 Values" to $10.00 Oiicvlot Men's Suits, in good sulupier ; weight,'- in desirable patterns. Former values to MOO, TO $37.50 MEN'S SUITS One Lot Men's Suits, all good styles. Former values up to $37.50. Sale Price $19.75 SajePrice.".:. $24.45 MEN'S SUITS ' Values to $11.50 One Lot Men's Suits in splen did materials and patterns. Values lo $11.50. Sale Price '.. $29.45 . MEN'S SUITS Values to $57.50 One Lot Men's Suits of su perior quality. Regular val ues up to $57.50. Sale Price $39.40 SALE ' CONTINUES DAILY WITH PRICES CUT ON EVERYTHING Special for Satur day, June 19 WOMEN'S HOSE Saturday, June 19th we will sell Women's True Shape Silk Hose that formerly sold at $1.50, for only 49c. Choice of black or cor dovan. T (Limit, 2 pairs to a customer) ' WE HAVE EXTRA EXPERIENCED SALESMEN I TO V' GIVE YOU SERVICE BOYS' SUITS Bivs' high-grade All-Wool Knicker Suits, sizes frfjiii : 9 to 18 years. Desirable patterns lo ch6osc fi'om.:; Former values $14.45 lo $27.00. Closing Out at just f HALF PRICE i! ? : A Sale Involving $40,000 Worlh Of Quality Merchandise . NETTLETON SHOES Men's Nettlclon Dress Shoes in broken sizes. Former values $13.00 and $11.00. Clean Up Price $8.85 LINT5 (LOTHIEI the store with a conscience' Sleeper's Death Toll Established at Six HALT LAKH I'lTV, . Utah A1M. Six persons aro known to huve been burned to -death when fire i destroyed .a tourist sleeper of tho Union raclftc i-nllwuy which burn ed at Crystal Hiding, Nevudu, on the morning of June Hi.' This rnet wus derinllely established- by two physicians ufler a thorough exumlnatlon of frug menta of the ehurred bodies tuk en from .tho-.wreekuge. ' Mr. King., who wua Injured In llw, rlii, witH. t'onni-lnd tti It,, llll. , proving, n't the : J-loly' t'l-osB hospl I tut, nnd . recording to utlendunts, renllu's ' foe, . thev- first '. tlmo his bride Ts; (h- '-. 800 PERSONS ARE PRESENT AT CONCERT (Continued From Page 1.) httvi- flumiit'd on iliincc-ptiiyiwr IiuikIh. Ilul IIil omtHUtp, "Who, rrom "Sonny," plucked uni' siML- Injr fvvl all ovor tin (jrnndHtuinl. Tin) uoiu-iTt clluiaxcd uccpt ably In tho "Mtfhl Cuviilry" ovor lure by Von Huppu. ; R CADE TODAY SATURDAY mm !. ,. nnm A CLARENCE BADGER VftUOUCTHlH rV M YJ UA ft jpgf , Qaramnat S m ERNEST TORRENCE WIU1AM COIUERJ". GEORGIA HAlt COME ON RAIN! And down it came a roaring flood. . A Race Track Romance abound ing in thrills and spills. "Fables" and "Pathe News." I I III' I"" rrr-r- , ,., ..... ' Temperature Agreeable At Camp Jackson, Ore. TKM I'KKA HTl'lt K LuhIiciI Uy tin rvportH of their elty'8 trmperumentiLl ti'inporuliiro Uml I he Oregon niitlonnl ;uunlH meii Hpn-ad oviM the wlute after a -ojfiurn at Hummer camp lmt yi'iir, Medford Ih more than exerllnif lt Kdf to oviu'ronn an unforliinale Imprewlon. arconlliiM: to news that Ikih leaked' liuek throiitrh lettiriff from- La (rrandi ffuardHmeu. Weather rep"'"1 for JarkHon county Momlay, June 14. nhoweil a. maxlmiim of 78 mini a minimum or Tuewday, tin; mercury roo no hilter than 7, and dropped ut nlKht to 42. Aloiir? with the ucceptahlu weath er arraiwinent tin; hoy are be In? treated to reveplloiw, daneeu, HinokeiK, feeds and a profeMKlouuI pageant, they report. Gray Leader f V Pi We Buy For Less! We Sell For Less! SPECIALS SATURDAY Only THE SEASON'S FINEST f l .1;. - si I B liMWk r. I a 1IV 11 coloi Mnn nnA Ymmir Mfttl. injfle or doublc-brcastcd models. They re styled the fashions ot summer ana preswucu in kably line woolens. louu hhu iwi s, but dark hues as wen arc m uu aciut-viun superior tailoring is evident in every suit. Our Usual Low Prices $22.50 to $24.85 ' FOR SATURDAY ONLY Special $14.95 Men's Work Shoes Extra well made, substantial work shoes, which we usually-wll-at- our low pricc---$3.25 to $3.9.i FOR SATURDAY ONLY Special $2.50 L L. Mom of LoKe C-nnrir. the new ehW o the Honr of On : fdrote Vctcrnns 1 1 fifnn t is annual irfH"f In I!irmin ham.Al1 ... m
