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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1926)
Friday, dune iTmnrn nrrT HI PRINEVELLE IX GRANDu. EVENING OBSERVER jVfBtieii f thft Ororon Htutc iltorlal association opened here. my. ' - ' - ' puHlness session was pro. In,j..l editor or i no Miinmnok jHe-ullI,,-!,,. a report of the legls. ! "0 committee on the proponed ji'giBiallvu program for 19S7 was J!''"'! ana "rou" luncheons were ... MUUH. At the itrternoon session T. ltay man Conway, prominent Musa. man gave u talk on "Or.gon'. Scenic. Assets and How Th Slate's Newspapers May Aid in Tile Ievc lopmcnt Of It H.ii i u ... j "Weill ot the Pacific mope News- I paper ronferenee. nian .u.i,. I Jn the evenlnif session. JO, o. . .umuuni, president of tho h'lrst I national hunk -or w.i n he the principal speaker. Ills topic will he "How th,. ,, . I Hanks of the Hinall Town May l Work Tn,.,.l li..- r ,1. - t, r. -oinmun 1 1 J l.tjltll. ' K. Ilroillo, publisher of the n-Kon ciiy Kiiterprise, will read a report on Hi,. National Kdltorlal iihHOclal Ion's executives on govern inent envelope legislation. A hllckllrno limnlriml ... II... c . Itusscli . ranch Snlurduy and many other ' entertainment, fca lures await the pleasure of the visiting delegates. Maccabees Building New Home Cto2I0HI Plan this summer to make 1 the delightful Circle Tour l rail and water trip that is ' replete with recreation and interest . Sail for Canada on a Pritf . liner travel through the Canadian Pacific Rock iesvisit Banff and Lake ' Louise return via Calgary and Spokane; never the same lycenet twice i EXCURSION FARES are now effective-stopovers where you wish -no passports are reauired. A VI I w Ask (or the Vacation Folder wth detailed information on, ike Circle Tour. . COVE PERSONALS ySIhbj St AtuibumoMMoieJ Bitty fioriAmf COVR. (Hperlal) Several from Cove attended the Kpwortli lea gue rally at the I'irst Methodist Kpiftcopul rhurrh at Iji Grande Sunday, Those who al tended were: Tim Rev. and Mrs. Robert Mmtley, Mih. ; Oorge Anderson, . Nugeno ami Louise Anderson. Archer Ant ics, Mth. Urol lit rs. Monty and Lola Brothers, .luanlta Weaner, Mr. and Mm, Tom Towlo i.nd Tiiea Towle. rtpres:n tat Ives wore present from lloisc, Klgin. l.a flrando nnd Cove. Miss Ktliel gulmhy, o( Ilnlscy, Oregon, and Miss Margery f'hls liolni. of Union vtro at f.'ove Tuesday. Mihh Qui m by waH a learlirr In llio Cove sohool for a year. The pat yi'ar sho hps ho-n tcacliint? In Olilalioma. Sho is now n routo to her homo at llalney. . Truman Pease, who has been mployed in Uio fon'Rt service In tho linker district ts visit in ff anions relntlvi'S hero. '. Stephen Heiak, who has boon home Tor a vacation for the past Iwo weeks has returned to his work at I?wlHton, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Laird are, delt-wites to tho Kasiorn Star convention in Portland this week. COVK, (Special) Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Mcf'ool nrc entorlalnlnir Mrs. H. K. .Miles, of San Kranclsco, Cal., and Mr. nnd Mrs. P. A, Thompson and family or Haker. Mr. Thomp son is asHistnnt supervisor of thft forest service, Mr. and Mrs. T. C Hofty have as tln-ir quests for (tho summer Mr. and Mrs. Jus, Underwood, and Cal and Ida Underwood, , oC , Grand .1 miction, Colorado. Miss Grace Pease, who has been i tcachlnir school at Telocasot is' spending the summer hero with 1 IIS 3, llp'!' il l iltis niiT' (-' for , t n-unr-G ' ; ' Tjto l story temple is being hullt at Detroit by the Order of Maeeabwi. povernor Alex J CroeslieeR of Mlchlunn and Senator lioyal a. conewna ipokw si the Inytny cf the cornerstone, ceremonies for whlcb were In charm of Supreme Commander A. W. Fry (Inset). her aunl, Mrs. J. H. Allen. Mrs. I.llllan Allen has returned f rom Imltler where'-sho'OKiS heen. for several weeks. Mrs. JO. J'", fonley is able to be M fe) SUMDAY jsA When You're Buying For Dad select the brand ... he would buy at the store where he'd buy it an Argonaut from Andrews Bros. $2.50 up. Father's Day, Sunday, June 20 For Credit THE TOGGERY Andrews Bros. Cleaning and Pressing For Credit nut njrain nfter several days illness. Little Don Miller, son of -Mr. and Mrs; Frank Miller, who hail his left broken n week ago had to have the bone resel n few days aito. Mrs. Mary Kail nnd two daugh ters, Hetltn nnd llebn, of Terry, were nt rove Monday.' Mrs. I'yrll itlehardsnn, of Pen dleton, is n truest nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. I.. M. I.alnl. Mrs. Charles lleHaas und Mrs Rd Vincent were Union visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Tlnllmark and sons,' Lewis nnd Arnold, wi re in J.a Grande Sunday to visit ilon Miller, who Is In the hospital Ticre, Mr. und Mrs. Oeoriro Miller urn staying- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller. Mrs. Frank Miller 1b stayliiK In I-a Grande wl-.h her little son, who Is In tho hos pital. Mrs. A. H. McCInlu nnd son, Theodore, of Alieei, spent Hunday here. - . '. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. TO Hartley and falliily and .Mr. and Mrs. A. A( Amies were 1.11 uimrau ""D last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Hallmark and Mr. und Mrs. T. It. Conklln were In l.u Grande Sunday eve ning. FRANCE GREETS PERSHING; ACT PLEASES GENERAL flllonHOimO, France, June 18 (AP). An unusually cordial re ception today greeted General John J. Pershinir. commander of the American expedlllonui y lorccs, during the World war, when he; landed here tnda. j General Pcrshlnt; affirmed thej strenBth of the comradeship unionx the ullied veterans In 111" reply to the welcome. Veteran Fn-nch soldiers und Admiral He, Marjfuerle, commundinir the port, received Pcrslllnit orrielaliy, wmie the Hi-year-ohl . dniiKhtnr of one of the lemlliiB war heroes or Cher bourg presented hlin with a bou iiet. The flowers were In u trench helmet which was decor ated with French und American colors. i ' "I am very deeply touched by this unexpected ami cordial irreet InK." General Pershinir told his former comrades in arms. "I am especially pleased to receive this symbolic bouquet, niinulinic our national colors as our dear broth ers, in arms mirmled their blood. Yes, the old comi'nilesliip or vet erans exists nnd will remain unshakable." FDRESTFIRE EXTINGUISHED IIOSKHURG, Ore. June 18 (AP) A firo in tho WI Ilium Juntxer lOKKtiiR woods nca'1 Glendalo yes terday threatened for several hours to assume nrlous propor tions. Tim firo wis finally extin guished after burning over six acres of limber land, a small por tion of whlcb was within the na tional forest urea. The- flra Is be lieved to have started from a don key enffino beinjf used In loRKtng operations. lly prompt action on the part of the crow the, lines and rising wore saved, tho loss boln confined to timber and down logs. A lanyo. force of men was rushed to tho. scene nnd - tho fire was brouffht under control lato last nitfht. Another small fire occurred In ihe timber east of the Southern Pacific rlffht of way nt Dlllurd. Tho fire is believed to , have re mitted from sparks from a passing locomotive. It spread rapidly over about..:., seven acres, und was brought under control by section hands at midnight last night... A sudden drop In humidity yes- P0R1UIJD MAI1 6A1S 12 POUNDS TAKIH6 KMItlAK This Medicine Put Him On His Feet A New Man Al ter He Had Suf fered 3 Years Misery And Wasted $3,000, ' Says World War Vct ' eran. '.'! w. "I tell yon, the five bottles of Karnnk I took were worth a hun dred limes their cost to me; nnd I have, started severul of my friends on the medicine, too, und thjiy lire, nil cnmlnit nlnns nl ly," declnres C. W. While, or 21 10. 7th 8t., Portluni), Ore., world war veterun. . , . . 'Yes, sir, Karnuk Js a Unockont of n medicine," continued , Me. White. "In the world war I was KUKHcd, and ever since my stom ach nave me no end of trouble. I tell you. the past, thi-ee years the iras blnallnu- and pains In the pit of my stomach were .just nl- most .unbearable. '1 couldn't rest the very slttht or smell of food would ' upset me. What little I forced myself to eat would ulwuys sour on my trtout ach. nnd I tell you 1 Just felt toutfh' all over. J wus so weak und wornout it wus all 1 could do lo pull through a duy's work. 1 must huve speiil us much usthii'e thousand dollurs trying to get re flef. hut suffered right on; -"Then ulong cnincH this Kuruak and puts me on my feet uguln. Say, 1 eat like u sturveil man now, and my digestion seems per fect. My stomach is like n smooth running engine, and I have gained I'i good pounds in weight. Why. I'm ro brimful of new strength und energy it makes my work seem fin per cent eusler for nio now, und I only regret 1 didn't have Km nak sooner. Tell "em lo see me about this medicine, it's a world beater." Kilriml; Is sold In l.a Grand" by the I.. & I.. Drug Co., and nil lending druggists. Adv. tirrilny resulted In a serious sltim- (Ion, causing the fires to . spread with grout rapidity. Uecause of the dry condition of., the forests both the government nnd the slate organisations have their men placed at all strngvtlo points. Convicted Slayers Are Still Hopeful TAMnninGIO. Mass. Juno 18. (AP) Nlrolul Racco, nnd 'llnrlnl otneo Vunsettl, radicals und con victed slnyers, whose trial In 1921 mid subsequent fight to overturn tho verdict hns crented wide Inter est, held new hope today. As the results of tho revelation for the first time of u conrcBsion hiade November IS. 1925, by Ce lestlno Mndelros, twice convicted hank holdup slayer, Judge Web ster Thayer, trial Judge, yesterday granted a defense motion extend ing for two weeks the time allow ed for filing nffidnvlts in support of u new trial The period orl-r glnally set wus lo . have expired Saturday. 8 Vessels of Battle : Fleet in San Francisco HAM FRANCISCO. June IS. i API Sixty-eight vessels of the ir. s. battle fleet wllb. ihe hntllo ship California In the van, sleiim cd Into this port, to remain until Monday morning. An intensive program . of ontertnininent hns been planned n feature being tne fleet regatta tomorrow nfternoon when twelve cutlers will strive for first honors. The fleet is In eonimond of Ad miral Charles V. Hughes, who hns more thnn 20.000 men III the nrin- aila. t)w here. After leaving hero tho buttle fleet will nreaii up wnue the ships are sent to various ports for Ihe Independence Day . obser vance. , Coroner Believes Mrs. McPherson Still Alive 250 Singers Will Hold Rehearsal for Pageant Two hundred fifty . singers men, women, hoys nnd girls of nil ages nnd slr.es nro aHkod by the American Legion post to meet nt ii,,. bleb school nudltorium this I.OS ANG10I.IOS, 'June 18 (AP) Coroner Nance today refused to Issue u death certificate for Atint I Hemple . McPherson, evangelist who disappeared here while bath ing ..May IX. -i Nance declared that hu wus not convinced thut Mm. McPherson was dead.- evening lo reliearso for tho patrio tic pageant that will bo presented under tho dlreotlon of J. W. Kvnns of Seattle, tho evening of July 23. i I.. ..... n tmlnv till ! JUL j'.vuilo in ..,. ling up the musical phases ot the production ami requests nun everyone who Is to slug ' pageant he nt the. high school nt 7:30 for u general reliearsal. To Reveal The Unguessed Loveli ness In Your Hair There are ways simple yet sound ly scientific ways to make your hair more beautiful. One of our several treatments will aid you. We have al ready, helped many women overcome the conditions which commonly dim the hair's native charm and lustre. Permanent Waviig if We are specialists in this work. In this shop every permanent wave is finished with a flat marcej wave--' an operation that can only be done with the fingers to obtain, the correct effect. We also specialize in finger waving of naturally curly hair. You will find in our shop licensed operators and well . appointed equip-' ' ment assuring satisfactory beauty work of all kinds. Out-of-town customers please phone or write for appointments. Colonial Beauty Shop Phone K. Lucille Daly ' New Foley ??? Prop. Bldg. !)OK OVER OUR WAJT AtS F()ttUARGtKl8 NORMAL OI'KXS MONDAY PKNDI.KTON, . June 18. (AP) A record nttendance. tis expected Ilin nni-nhtc of the summer normal Monduy In Pendleton high school. Thhi branch Is part of the regular summer session con ducted nt tho Monmouih normal school. Kiwanis Values That. Talk (We Have No Sales) But Endeavor Every Day in the Year to Give to the People of La Grande the Best Values to Be Found Anywhere. ' THESE PRICES TELL THE STORY COMPARE THEM! STRAW HATS FANCY HOSE ! DRESS OXFORDS Light colors in checked patterns 5c The latest in style $1.95 Ralph A. Anu-rman, of Scran ton. Pa., Is the nw president of Kiwanis In ternstlonal. Active In Klwnnis clr cJs for years, he was elected to the presidency at the annual convention In Montreal this month. In the newest shades " $t.9" White Handkerchiefs....5c Screen Hats 47c Harvest Hats ....lie BLAZERS Wool in fancy patterns WORK SHOES Paracord soles in the army lasts 3.95 KNIT UNDERWEAR Short sleeves and ankle length 98c DRESS SHIRTS Collar attached and neck band 98c WORK SHIRTS Blue and gray colors 49c OVERALLS 220 weight denim $1.18 Saturday Special FREE! FREE! FREE! 10 Quart Galvanized Pail to each customer with $2.50 purchase. SEE OUR WINDOWS Men's Wear Money Saving Gash Store 1309 Adams Ave. La Grande, Oregon Fresh String Beans, 2 lbs.......... 29c Elgin Hothouse Tomatoes 35c Loganberries, 2 for.....; '. ....25e Large Bunches Carrots, 2 for .....15e New Spuds, lb......... 5c Borden's Eagle Brand L 24c 3 cans Pineapple... G9c Last Day of Soap Sale 14 bars Creme Oil.... ......79c Puffed Wheat 16c 10 lbs. Com Meal..................... ..................:.38c Snider's Catsup, 2 for............ .44c Bulk Cocoa, lb ...15c White Wonder Soap, 10 bars..... 38c Large Prunes 4 lbs. ............54c Bulk Sweet Cocoanut, lb. .....! 40c Gold Medal Mayonnaise................ ......25c Gold Medal Mayonnaise, quarts ....85c
