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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1926)
Friday, June 25, 1926, fit C5ANDB EVENING OBSKBVEB fli olMJ..;uti(:lI alw return to, his homo la Part land. Lieutenant and Mrs, Donald Kelson, another ton. who kai been here with his mother,, and. their children, Don Jr., Babble and.L'd- (ln Will .return to : Kort Hunch uucu, Arizona, where . they i make their homo. , ' t COMING ETKHT jiluljr IX U, IS MJ II rtf j BtMneaiakm' insUtala aaaar auspices The Obnerrer. .'July 15 I'nkwcoumty'a Mia l annual pioneer reuaioa. .'July Hi, 14, a-s Costteauaa of ; Northwest Itrar Estate awa '! oUttoa la L qraade. 'Sept. SJ. SS. tl. " 5 ralaal i count lair at fclfta. Ore, l -.-', -.' I . ' "'.-.-'. ' lltrrti tor lUcal Attention :'. . jl Mrs. Nellie Grace, librarian " at ve, In In La Grande today . for npdlcul attention, -. , i'o looklifc tils KMiIng , 'Mr. andMrsA. W. Qclgnr went lij looking Glai'S (his morning on l)o brunch Hu Ir'iln to spend the djiy flailing. . ': To Visit M0U1 ; Mrs. S. O. Coleman went to Is land City .tliia inorutug to. visit her, mother, Mrs. S. U Perry. (She will return hos)ic this evening.. Home to Huntington '..''-; . Mrs. H A. Courtney returned to lier home ut Huntington this morning after two ..days spent In La' Grunde visiting relatives. .. ' rived here this morning from Ny asa. Ore., where aha has been visit ing and accoiusauled them to En terprise. ' This la their first trip to Oregon.'' To Yfcit Mother Mrs. W. H. fc'ournlcr went to? Joseph on this -morning's train, where she will visit her mother. (. On her way homo ' to Hampton, Washington she will stop in La ' Grande for about a week to visit - LA GRANDS v . ; MEN VISIT IN WALLOWA " (Continued from Pag 1) . friends. Un Way to Enterprise ' Jack Trice and Dan Hutchinson paused through La Grande this morning en route to Enterprise from Pendleton.' They -will drive back' to Pendleton front Wallowa county thla afternoon. Home tu orUaud After .two weeks - in La Grunde visiting her mother and other re latives and friends, Biles Martha EdaurdswUI Icavo this evening for her homo in Portland, Bho Is employed with the telephone com pany there. .- "' To Portland on Hnslne- Br. McAdory went to Portland on a brief business trip I eruns hospital Thursday. 'evening. Ho expects .to turned home last evening.' return tonight v-'. Unola at Pk-nlc Mrs. .Ed Kord and her sister. Mrs. I,, 1.. Bnodgrass, accompanied by Mrs.. Nip Coolly and MissCath cMnri Hoone. of Pendleton, drove to Walla Wulla, Wash., Wednes day; where they -wore guests at the bul-door picnic at the Vet- there. They Home tills Morning Mr. and Mrs. T. U Johnson and lived In-the city Tuesday Hero rrom lllloot - Mr. and MravW. W; Wilson ar-1 night children returned to their home-and will visit hero Indefinitely hcYo Writing Without Any Arms this morning after a trip to with; their daughter. Mrs. C. C. I'nrtlund.v Thev were away' two Lilly, Their ,. home Is at Mollnc, days. $. ..' -.. Illinois. .'Mr; and Mr Lilly nnd their family and Mr. and . Mrs. Wilson drove to ' Wallowa Uiko To Wallotta Lake . ' : ' . v Mrs. Odorgo Earhurt and. daugh- yesterday and spent the day. t'.T. Margaret. " went to Wallowa I . - 1 1 : Lake on this morning's train, 1 Home front Freowaler- , (hern they will' Join a. party of Mrs, George M. Pierce, and friends aiid relatives, 'and , spend iree children -'..returned home the week end. . . Wn.' ' 'ifrom Kroowatcr, Ore., Wednesday ';, : : ' .' , ' v Utter n three week visit with rela-' To Twin I Falls on lluslncss .' j'tlvea. there Mr.. Pierce went nfter Mr. un Mrs. Coleman George, them and brought tlicin home, will leave this evening for ; Twin They wore-.accompanied by Mary ih'alls, Idaho on ftilhrcp ' or 'four Matrill, his niece, who will visit clHya busViiess trip. They will drive hero for a while, n : ', forest Scroggln'sOcur back lo. J.a . - .' r Grunde r(roin Twin J-"1Ih. ' : .To AlU-nd Convention , . : ' V . , I i , Mr. and Mrs. Oustav AVIssler Homo from Vncatlon ' "'and daughter, Catherine.' left to- h Mrs. . Martha MoCully,: chief day for Philadelphia, pennsyl-, operator iOf the Pacific department, vunln, to attend Iho MUarler ' millr of the telephone.' company here, ' ion dollar: club convention of the .returned to La Grande this morn- Mutual Life Insurance company ihgaftcr.il tw'o " wooks vocation;. of rJen" Tork., They expect to trip to pifrtlnnd.'.;": ; ' '' . '.; J visit vurloua points of Intercut, (! '. i. "." ,::! Including New York. Washington, Hero from California - - . '-'i'-ilt. C. and: Boston. They plan to fa A. O. Bush and family, of Mar- be away about two months. , .,..t , ...ni,,.ntu a I.lHllTirr---ini tfi;f i'. ' ' t . . 1 lAiHwis m. Mtwcn iioiiK, .' . Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Park, Mrs. Stcvo Park and William Sehllek, all of Burleigh,' , Iowa., who have tyeeii touring the northwest, stop ped in il.a Grande Wednesday Tor a brief ylslt wllh Mr, and Mi Ar: ande si Iho J.-rwy Mush Tioiii'e; Mr. Hush's grandson, cWllllum Slush Is also here from Pulo Alto, California. " ; . , -. "' -; 'oncludc Visit t Albany ' Mrs. ' Itoscoe Neil and . sons. Bll lie and Jerry, returned home last ii,ur u. Bow'en. Mr. and Mrs. night frojm. Albany, where they r,acomb and Mr, and Mrs. I.. jlmvo neon guesis lur n uiumu tarr, -vltn llicir (laugnier. mw ftho home of-her mother. (Visitors from Unlerirle - Mr. and Mrs Andy' lloss' !itr. and Mrs. C. . U Wilson visitors from Knlnriirlae In ifrumie todjiy. They spent iiflght at the Moiumor hotel. wore -out-of-town guests at the ' ' Wowon r homo Wednesday after I iloon.. They were en route to "Hi'. Portland '-"and Seattle from their r0 Homes at Kvanston, Wyo. " -La , , '.j.- ' " ' lllst iav.; lor t'aiifornld--. . i Mrs. W. I.. Nelson has sold her s'lnltonufrys 'store'"' stock hero anil li-ft this' afternoon ' for .California, where she plans !to make her jtflght Visit Son ' Mr. and Mrs. Mike. Itollcr lived ill La. Grande' this morning Honf. " Her duUBilter. Miss Mlld- jjtoiii Cedar. Itaplds, Iowa on their rPd. Kelson, .who. has been .attend Way lo Knterprlse, where "they ng iteod college In Portland will will visit their son. It. E, Itollcr rCUrn to Portland to spend the tor three or four weeks, l-'rom ,ummcr, she : will resume' her "jhere they' .will go , to Seattle, . studlts at Iteed In the fall. Her Wash., for a visit. Their '. grand- ittiio. grandson. Billy, w ho has Uaughler. Krunels Holler, aleo up- brrn here for the past week, will the sight of Hie tall mountains, Mayor I'r.d Cole; Of Katerpfiae, made an, address of welcome: He said that h wanted to ace Wal lowa and Union counties grow to gether. "The two arc brother and sister, having once' sprung from tho saino family, so the people of each county are closely rolated. When the toastmaster demand ed that the Union county fellows Introduce themselves, Clyde Beits explained that he Is a crookc 1 contractor, t'nd Klddlo a iii.to candidate, and Juy IJobbln, Wal lowa county's lurgest sheep rala er, culled himself a hhecphcrder. Earl Reynolds described his bus iness as everybody's and hilarity dominated. ' '' Farmers still I p and tVjradig Juy Dobbin, called on to speak, said that this is a hard country to get -out of once one is here. He came hero for a short time only from the corn belt In Illi nois, stayed tour yaurs. '.couldn't go back then. Ten years have passed and lis is still' here.1 ; - "We have -had a few'setbachs hero this year," he said, "but wo are going to "have . tjultc good crops, nevertheless. .- Tho'-furmcr's nose has . been ' pinched, . but he still caii smell." Ho: added .that Wallowa county; Is tho ' finest pluco in . the . world. . ; '.', ! A talk by Ben Weathers, post-: master, was followed by .speeches by Colon It, L'berhard,' i''red 10. Ividdle and A. It. ; Hunter.' . Mr. Hunter outlined the nood of ah lOaslei n Oregon normal school anil told how we will have to pay tho additional taxes whether tho school Is founded ul Seaside, or soma other .Western Oregon point. Bo wo might as well, vote for the incus. uro this full and try ! to get 11 Ideated In Kustern Oregon. 'Tho site will be chosen 8" days after the election, ho said.. The sugges tloh received loud ' uppluuse. ' Most of tho countyls still en thusiastic over declaration muile by 0. C. Glgnoux, new assistant, agriculturist of the O.-W.r of Port land, who Was. hero this 'week with a railroad bunch -" He- de scribed Wallowa county, as having better dairying possibilities than Wisconsin, and outlined'; tentative ly howlalrylng can' --bo-especially profitable hero because of t bo low cost of . iri-igulion aud.othor nec essary factors. ! ; ; Getting Aeaualnted. . Kollowlng the dinner; 'the trip to Wallowa lake resulted In many members of tiro caravan gelling Uu-tfcr acquulnAcu' with .-''vudi. otii.- Jr because tlieyhad 1o be paired which creuted ' u. . Joyful uproar, that resounded, until nearly two o clock, in Hie morning. ' I.Oney's : bund rendered many numUcrs.ln the. hotel, to the great 'tU-llght of the guests at the lake I Several, pf the caravuners wenl (to the Joseph dnne'e, .others sH ! up new bowling. , inarks at the flake, some uttendeii , chuutuuu.ua ; at Knterprlse. and returned pleused jWith I, uelli: Dunbar. Sinner local leacuer.. , laige ueiuguiiun uoiii l'Jnterprlse and Joseph .nccoiupan led the .buuuh-to the luke, , 'I rout lln-akfaxt Toils,. This morning a trout breakfast. ! was served at' tho wonderland 'hotel, .followed by ...solus -by .Mrs. ! A. K. Purker, of iliiterprtpe, ae- cojiipunled by Mis. .Hugh Gibson, of Joseph. The- band' played 'at' both , Jos eph and I'Julcrpiise vurlous tlmeo. V'ff- 12: men can niuko so much ; und ' such -fine' iuuslc, what must the -entire 30 pieces of til 1 i. ; U 1 1 A- . 1M 1 s. vr ' J. ,1 at 'Jf I 3 '4 1 1 I v 1 1 l V O.N.G. I1EV1EVJ III AFTERfJOOll 'AVillie ITfid.l. 8. of IMr.hihnit. Mo. uns born without onv arms. Rut goes tt sehtail. pluvs marbles, and uses a Jack knlfo n wli as Anylwsl.v ll feet ore his hands. In the Inset Is Thelitis May. whoso arms wen parfllvzed when she was. three years old but who will graduate from, JeweU (Tend high srhool this month. She, too, makes her feet tuke tln : -. ' place of her hands, and gels along lint. Still Going Strong HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF OUR MONEY-SAVING SALE. Every Article in the Stoic at Big Reductions j i; SATURDAY SPECIAL Men's Athletic Union Suits. Reg ular 95c Value Satiuday Only '..........,. ... 59C Men' Dreta Pants Marx-made Dress Pants for Men. Regular $7.45 values.: Sale price 1... Men's Silk Hose Men's Ironclad Fancy Silk Hose in good showing of colors. Eitra value at, I0P per pair.....'. ....."lOU Dress Shirts One Lot of Men's Arrow Dress Shirts in neckband styles. Regu lar values. - - , Sale pricc.......:.;..:.....:..l..'..i:. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE MONEY! LINT'5 WTHIEI THE STOfUt WITH A CONSOENCE" Ja Grunde bund bo liko"' u prom inent Kntorpilso man. aaUt'd. ' lSKHi 5lni'lllU lH'IMMSllH. ,v Sovorul vlBlted tho black murblu qunrry; and.' limes depoaits in'ur Joseph und mudv a trip on thd lied, 'Arrow route und aides nf the, valley. ; The Joseph men ule with the Union county represen tatives, ut Wullowu. luke toduy ut noon-InHteud of ut Joseph, t Qlon It.. Kberliurd wus touslmuster. Grand Mastei When the meeting is held at Wal lowu tunlght uu even larger crowd Is exneeted. ' ' . ... Hen- Weuthe's announced this forenoon' -at the Wonderland that a token of a box of ulguis woul be pussed ai-ound and exin-essed appreciation of. the. feud .furnished. Both Union county and Wallowa county- men were surprised lust night when given yesterday's Ob server tarrying the latest news. Mi:iKOIll), Auno 25. (Am nio cllmux of tho Oregon national guard encampment comes this of tcmoon at 2:30 o'clock In , the brigade review. Major General Mcltac. com manding the ninth area corps, ar rived this lnornlng with his staff. Governor Walter M, l'lercu and party also came,, the statu party being detrained - at Grants Pass for a trip by automobile to I'ump Jackson, where ho was greeted by u salute of IT guns. Henutor 1. I.. Patterson, republi can nominee for governor, Is also a guest of officers of the encamp Mujor aeneral Mcltae, Gover nor fierce and senator i-uiierson will bo guests at a banquet served in their honor tonight, later' at tending the military bull the lead ing social event of the encamp ment. IiiiM-4lon fcalunlay General Mcitno will conduct a general inspection of the troops Hulurduy morning. Governor l'lercu will go to Asn- land In the morning where ho will take uurt in lhe; dedicatory exer cises of the Ashland V normal school. Among the high army officers of l he rcitulur urniy hero lo wit iiess tho brigade review . of tho Oregon national guard tills utter- noon are Major General' James n. Mcllue. commander : of the ninth corps and Col. A. V. 1'. Anderson, chief of staff, who came hero ex pressly for the purpose. from " the presidio at Sun l-'ranclsco and will return there tonight. Liggett Coming Major General Hunter Liggett und wiro will arrive In Medford tomorrow lo visit (.'ninp Jackson and Brigadier General and Mrs. George A. While, having been unable to reach . hero In time for today's review. on his constitutional rights and! maintained silence. It la the gttllly man who does,. nrUerea Him lauoccnl. : "As a man and hi brother, If It be In nay power to prevent It, he will not be secrlflced ou Ihe altar of any man's political nmbl- tioli. I believe lu my heart be Is Innocent." McKurlane said: 'What a tragedy It would bo to arrest- an Innocent man. But sometimes political ambitions und asplratlona know no low. From the press I gather that Sheriff Htar wich Indlcatca that Wallace Gaines wastiend -enough to kill a daughter hu loved and worshipped. 4Ia:1' hove tho truth! let's for get politics: a man's name and honor ure at stake.'! , Vj'Sai.iii 1 1) 1 ' A parking place .Is where you leave your cur to have. the. bump. ors and fendera bent up und tho lights knocked off. utgan, of Orange coral. ti.-i mu whe kldaaped ker a months ago appeared at ar a-o this morning and warned her U If she divulged his tdsntHv s, would pay the penalty. Oho tsf I; the sheriff that the man aasertes); hu also was the kidnaper mt A!-. mee Keinplo McPhenoa. psstar of Angelus Temple, Ioe Angeles. . ( v.'. AIMEE AND PARTY WILL - VISIT HUT (Continued from Puge 1) "uucouiplimeiitary stories.".. KlIlNAI'l.lt 'lllltDATKNN . SANTA ANA. Cul. Juno (At') Virginia '('ookeou, of Modjeska ranch. Huntlngo cahyon. early today Informed sheriff Jer-' US. I the I J" Ail- ' imp1 ;i7 ' EMUI.SION miHin&dUVer ELGIN CARAVAN VISITS LA GRANDE her son hud gone swimming shu suid this morning. Hu helped her wash in - the morning-' and left shortly after noon, with the little Wolllngs and Kelly boys,' but -shu thought they were pluylng nearby, Hho was told of her son's drown ing shortly after five o'clock . last night. According to tho mother the Utile boy oeuld swliu very lit tle. ' . I Kunerul iirrangeiiienls have nut I yut been lliado us word has nut yet Deen receiveu Hum mu ,i..v. ol' tho dead boy. brought up In the orphan s home conducted by the Odd fellows at Meadvtlle, Pa., John N. Mark han just been installed as grand master it the 199.000 members of the lod- in Pennsylvania. His home Is In Oil 1 ' City, Pa. . (Continued from Pago 1) -nother new . .feat lire::; of -. the :iilet.iratlon will 11 lie a group of young lady singers, who. are . being Kil-sonally dli'eeti'd hy Mrs..('tiarles Tons 1 lianclng wilt end each day s proxrum. . .. . . .. . IJurllig the carimm s slay In l.u tiralKie yesterday arternooll ' the bund .played. Heverul , ninuhers. They first stopped at the Inlet-section of Ailuins and l''lr. where, llu-y Iliiyed tlll-ise lllllllhers, then they pluyed tht-ec' iiuinlier ut the Inter section of Adams und Depot and five near, the ppslolllcu building. BOY DROWNS v IN STREAM NEAR HERE , (Continued From Page' I.) woi-Mng at the mill. Mrs. Taylor did not know lint ARCADEQ Hurry Up! No Time To Tarry Jump in the car we've gotta meet (tfJ lW SATUR- w All in fun All for fun. a picture for every member of the family, from the kid who's just learning to walk to gran'pa- who's forget-' ting how. INQUEST IS UNDERWAY IN SEATTLE f 1 Vj .i"! i.. f -niMriil ) i': ." (Continued from Page 1) STAR Today SATURDAY aa . aii. jSf CI Qaramount Qictiat : Out-doing any and all of the thrills of previous Zane Grey Paramount. With JACK HOLT, RAYMOND HATTON MARGARET MORRIS, GEO. SIEGMAN j v ' : -;'' ' SUNDAY -v ; ;. --fi . : Norman Kerry Greta Nisscn , THE LOVE THIEF" McKurlunc, Wu1Iiick' . attorney, ehni-ged that political lulllliltlons hud led officials In. an. altenipt lo rix the crime upon1 the father. William Gaines said i ' y, ! "Mi- brother has suffered un told ugony III tho loss of Ills only child. Ho has suffered the tor-1 lures of the, damned since hu-wtiH directly accused by the sheriff. Ho has not stood us he legally migni. ; SWEATERS New Coat Sweaters for the one-year-old. Pink, Blue and Buff. Provide for the cool '' evenings. ,.. ,-V'"V':"V--;': 't' lvy'.i;V.' -V Art & Baby Shop "BverfUilog ro The Babf" ':. ;:'". (. 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