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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1926)
Paw Six CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, June 22, 1926. mwmt FOHALlSKfl Russell and His Girl Friend VAN'COUVKIt, B. C Juno 2 iAP).-Ii. H. Morrill and Hoy Juv)h, uviiitorH or Portland, Ore, leuve here tomorrow on a 11)00 mile ntirht lo Hewurd,- Atiixku, to eniraw in an ulrniuli service lie twi'Kn Seward, and point'1 within son inlu-w. , Their machine., nn ncronmrlne flyllitf hoal, hu a 1 XO-homepower hxht cylinder motor nnd cnrrieH three peruana hcHfdcs the. pilot. The flight to Seward Ih In five ' JumpM. y Albert Hay und Prince. ilupe.it, both In MiltlHh Columbia, are flint 'und Hecond nlopH, and Ketchikan, Wiantfcll, third and fourth. Merrill wrecked n Henplunc. In a Mnrm liM year on ('IiukucIi Inland, 1.0 mlrH HputhwcHt of Hewurd. WABIUNXITON, Jtmo 22 (APJ. HpcrdliiK up of thn trnnn-eoii-tlncntnl ulrmull Hri vfco thmujih thn addition of fill inw )oiiKih airplane, wuh unnounccd toiluy. Ilimrronffemcnt of Hehediilen will permit trananilNxlnn or mull Ih iween middle went poind nnd Kan KrunclHco In Hlitfhtly more than 24 hour. Funeral Is Held for Dowager Queen Olga ItOM H, Juno 22 (AP).-Public - funeral Hervlevfl for ! !owaK'r (juccn Oltfa, of tlrcere, were held toduy in the IttuiHlun. church, the Archimandrite Simeon, officiating. Private HcrVieoH ' wprotvbelrt Inst nlffht ,.tit tho.f villa, nenr , her whero" ho died' Saturday. "Klntf Victor Kmmunucl, of Italy, win represented at today' service und wreath weno , iitHitMhy-'.iPrcinici MUKolfnf 'and, thn klhjt of Don - timtk.'.;.. : ' .. . ' Thft hody wlll.be taken tomor row ' to Florence, where it Will he burkd. in Uio JjLuwtiiuj.xjUMrt'Ji neur. thut of OIku'm non, Kino rontan tine, - U FII1I-. IXMM 9I0.O.-II 'i FI.OIUCNCN, Oiu, .June 2. ' AP). -I.onh eHllmnted at flO.Ofiu wan catiKCd by n fire whir h yen lerdny destroyed the Kuruu;c owned . by Ocorjre Hchroedrr and llatiH Peterson. Tho fire for n time threatened the business dlHtrlet, I 11 .S . I I ,. un t il 1 W I l : II I 1 1 I r 'MiisiliiliJ DEVELOPMENT OF horsepower near coquille Likely WABHINOTOK. JllOO S AP) Interior dupartniont neinot'nt linvc fouDil that development of Sii.OOO continuous horiupownr t.l natural utoraKO rcw-rvolr xltin on f'oiiuJIlo river In Oreifon l on Hihle. With His billion board feet or timber within neven ml Ins of the liirser rewrvolr 8lte, the ilcjmrl ment KtUtteil. evenluull- tho Hit en may he developed for nower In the limber Induutry. ; .. The entire fOMillIle river hftBln vim Atudlld. Tim enirlneera re ported thnt thn power ri'HOureeH of the baxlu probably will not ho mil. Ized until hydro-eleetrlc energy eiin eomMte with elnntrle energy Heneruted by Hteami prod need from mill rerime. or until the demand exeiedw thn mipply of rnrrt'y ko prod need. j Here In one of the few pictures ever takori ol Hutf'll vThaw, I non ut 'Kvelyn Ni.'ffhlt fl'haw,. w ho reenily lieeauie reeonelied to Harry K, ;TIaw. i Jt libw him on the heueh at, Atlaatle city. :'N. J., With l-'luHHle Mason, hlH "tfirl ehum." ItilHHell Ih ii Hludent int a, piivato nehool neur . Alluntlg filly. SUMMERVILLE PERSONALS 'p'eellnrf to move Boon. j Albert Wat Hon camo home lit) uo,u m-:aki-: (;iiai i;i ' flAI.RW, Ore., .lime .22., (A P). The Btnti! land boftnr yewterduy Krutiied a leane - of, utio'tU n hrill' ).rfflo HtaleH 'YtWln'fnir' eo'mpiiny, wpiirh Mifoposeji to . extract .vjrn'd Mom ifu ionen HandHj ny :-t Hie , I "vr.s" VlflfAOO (nil ' text of nn In- villi ' Governor1 'Al' Hmlth t'-trview ...jB... , ; , ,, . . . NATIONAL PARK II SouUwrn Uth huiulrnl. ofiquare mlln of innrvtloiitly colored praki, I'lioimi, trrr.cn nil catualral ipimnMke up lite .lenk wondtrt UON NATIONAL VAKK UYCS CANYON CSDAM HUH KAIIAB rOKKIT NOSTH MM ! ORAMD CANTON All irarhtd via the llnlor) PoHflr: Srholulrd tour, ffortf an lnpnve vacation.. Uw naa,.Mf IMS, ,., ...... , M roK maiLtviTMATiD , and kt Ul help you arrange evrry dtt.it of ih. lour. Include una aide trip on your way cult. HrMMI'JIlVII.IJO, (Hpeelal) Iuve McKenzle und family were vlHitorH here IhhI Kunday. Jamea Combft, of I'ortlnnd, - Ih vlHlllnfr hid parenH lie re. Mrs. Comlm nlKter from Callforiita Ih a! mo vlfiltfiiK" here for a few weekx. . "Mnry Owwald Ih HpemlttiK' a few dayH In Ui (Irande al the Canlrelt iKime. ajiortB 'flHWnhl.' of Portland, won vlHfilriii )iet pnrcnis bern i re p,ftitly; 31 ' f ; -i - ' 1 i iMih. Kninli ? Wooddl;; and Mrn. Wayne Park (have returned home from Halem. ! - M ' i ' iolm and Ilnnp H: Monroe, Hex i.ml Munlo Mcltae, Uiorb and lllr nn HI urn a nnd MKerte (mwald all H it-til Kunday ul homo vthHlnrf Air "and .Mrs. i- ratiK .ionnnon r liVLu Qrumlc'lnfi'l WJ'elt."" (AinJyi'MU'. pUltH.und v baby Jiirti- the chicken pox. J 5lrH. Colretl on. t,he ink llHt., ir. nnti Airs, iieri nanier nro n fiYPPKn HIM OF ' 100 , ... r r- - - -r - . rjionio 1 or a vinh. . , I. SANTA CH1?Z Two Hlruinrern Bir. nil" mrn. i'qri. um, lamny m.rHrinir IIM nhi , ...,, ,nttW i.hU MIhs Kay llumijton motored Manuel KHpl'nfloJa lobtalut'dt $2,G0o lo,c)nlarlo lanl .lelt. , . trom j,im - yeHterday. lloth Htrun- ji r, uiui j 1 i n, iiurr 1 11 niri'i 11 no Kay Hamilton Hpent a few hntirH ('ulherine creek hiHt week. I'hey returned home wltb two hjiI- IIIOIl .Mi'A Kdlth Hherman. of linker, Ih v.Hltlntf relntlveH here. Henry Wajroner haa returned from Salem. Itayuiond lliiff Ih nt The I mil oh HiIh week. Mi'H, Uohp Hamilton Ih visiting with her children at Union, Mr, atid Mi'H. Holly Horn al- tended tho wedding of Mr. Horn's Hitter,. I.lta Jloi-n, recently. Ifhe f,adlcH Aid met with Mi'H. John WaKoner Tiiewlay jifternnon. oeiitly to spend hlu ' vacation. haH been worklnff at Onlarlo. Mr. and Mrn. Jaek Klnley ' left for their homo In Spokane InHt wtrk ufter vlHlllnHT.here. (ieorK" lloffner arrived recently to Kpend tho Mummer vacation with relative hero. . , Howard Hlalret returned from a i'IhIiIu trip u few dayn uko, Jb cauifhi.3o nun." J Mr. Scott aitii dayKtur, Ponnn. look? -Mr. Watnori to Ontario;' In their ear (i few UuyH uko.1 J; -y I Harry Uui-irworlhy wuh i culled away on account, 6t;hl9 nister'M death a few days ajfo. ' ,li John Thornuruer and ;-'ninlhflr Hpent the day In I.u Oruado Hhop- plnir recently. . ,-. Virginia ,Htu!rrt. . hud, her tonlln ftmoved recently. She iHjreport- d 10 he tfctTlhtf ai';hf? htcefy. Vorda iKcruuHon, who wuh- vIhII Iiih her, brother on lib rpcb - lust week, Iuih returned home, Dan Stanford, of . Win! on, Ih vlHltlitft hero."; vw ;im;' .-, 4. U. KKICXKY. Airent lAOmiule, Ore. JtX&fi A suggestion for your dinner .. this evening: A Weatherly Quality Ice Cream Hrick Wo carry (hem In ihene ftuvoiH: . ( lliislnn ('ream Myttf ( Maple Nut ( ( berij Vflnllln Nejitollinii ( Straw iH'rry ( ChrHMdnto ( Vanllln PHtMWVH ( KirawlMrry ( Pineapple len PlntH and guariH CO. ETrrlliliijt tr The ( Nk'k Room Phono Main 63 PERSONALS Illl.O.Uf l. (Spi-rlal) Krir Oldiiian Ti tnniiMl home for the week end. Arthur flantrell returned tu On tario lo eontlnue )iIh work a few liny iiko after vli'ltlnif relnllven here. Mr. and .Mrs. liny Kml have traded their property here for pro perty hi Ontario. They are ex- Air Chief? I ffeiH told Manuel they wanted to hire him lo kIvo nwny their money. Then he wan Indueed to put In ?2, fioo of his and the strniiKerH dlap- penred, V I F Trul Dnvlaon. New Vorit stat. aacniblynian. I. understood to be in lln for appoint mrnt by l'ralitein Coolldse as aaalsunt secretary of war In char of the contemplated arniy air corps. ' Yestetnlny we shipplHl illllll. H Walla Walla: nUo a shipment went forward to linker. These plnrr-s niv not out or our territory they are jusl siirhurlis lo the irreilt li'y or l a tiranile. We think that the elty of l.n tiranile Is one of the most wonderful ; sMitN Itl the Xorlhwest. When we enn make lurpentliio reoni our pine stumps nnd hulhllnu; tdiH'k.s of our snw dlisl. niul t'aliiteil hem if our Miioke, then we will In inlleoiul liit'. Hut laylnic all Jokiw aside, I heii nn a lot of wornles'liil op tPMiiiiiiiiiiiv in a city like I. u tiranile. I .a (iiaiult JiLst .s well Im known as a iiiuiiiifa.lurlnK een ter for snsh nntl iUhith, kImm fae- j InHi-s, wiMil.ii mills ami men n sliicar fiietory. Kvrn thmuxli tlirl ono will bifiko here yrars Htpt, wi- aii- ulUliiK lo sell paint, and oil on the w-holoMtlor-IOMSMiHiimt-r plnu; also ruinisli mmiirli sliln-Kh-s. to Inillil a roof over the en tire valley. Wlmpnl Walt a mliiiilo. Wa ihm'l want tu mtvr up tho fnniis. for w nilKht uaxl some flour front tlm wheat Un rarmer'H raise anil some iwtaturH lor the tahle. No. i) eehir shinnies, tt.B.1 per M. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "Tlio Poor Mna ttur Near F.Kindry. fhraw. Mala SIS No biutUy Bwttiifw. Pendleton Team Plans Southern Oregon Trip PK.VDM-rmW, Ore., Juno 22. It wum announced here Monday by tho management of tne pendle ton baseball team of tho JHuo Mountain (eajfuo that neffotluttoiis were tinder wuy for a three. tonne HerlcH with the Kbntath lnlfn club of the Southern Oregon leajrue to he played In I hut city on July 3, i und 6. The barnHtornilnj? tour would In clude frame on the return I rip with the Med ford und ClnintH paw ten ma of the southern circuit. !II0STI:R AltllKSTFO NKW VOItK Aeoimed of lmv. inf powed tin tleorrfe Harvey, "ltntr- fliHh Hob" Meformlek Ih In the tollM. lo whh dapperly clnd. wore a cane and had an, Knirllflh ac cent. Mrn. Mary JohnHon. his landlady. In out $500. itrnritvs poitTFoiio POUTI.ANI. Ore. Juno 22 (AT) The Portland . Kleetilc Power company late ycntenlay shipped by cxp.'CHK to Halein a pacliKC containing u portiolln of pap r which Serebiry of the State Ham A. Koier lost Sunday. The port folio wan found on a llroadway Htivcl car. Kozer had reported lo thn pollen that he left lite port folio on tho curb ii r Urondwny and MorrlHon while he nHHfHted a friend lo board a car. He wuh caught In u traffic Jam and forced to ride two blockn on the ear. When he returned to the corner Die port folio wuh Kone. . lUMttljKJI JH'flIN.i W'W', juwukenlnir un It l reivlnif. . 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