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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1926)
Friday, July 9. 1926. Paw Two CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER School's Just Starting Now nnntnn uiMP ! iiiuuuiii snmi t 1 ' ,IL Disposal Sale Feature Saturday Special 25 Jm & L Partv Frocks Lovely New 85 Here a new shipment of party dresses that will provide one of the real se nsat ions of OM Great Disposal Sale -dresses that will be bought immediately by women and girls who appre ciate the charm of a lovely dress. The materials are georgette crepe with stylish trimmings of lace, silver ribbon, taffeta, etc. The colors are exquisite and every frock would make a smart addition to any wardrobe a wonderful group of dresses at a remarkable price! All of these dresses are new, shown for the first time, and they are on sale Saturday only at this Special Price A Good Plact To Trade $17.85 HILL'S A Good Place To Trade SOtSuHIBtU rri.vnn riTV, cu. July - Al Kwry -ro hft M vamp, from day or Adam and Kve on. W(lh th chaiiK- in rlvllttu :ipn thr-rro ehB.ig- In Itylfa of vumpH. Th inHlrn vamp, however. Ik uh uitllkb the anciH apfc.Mi an the riahpr lit to (Meofmtt-a. In ihf opin ion of Hohurt Henley, Metro-Cohtwyn-Mayer mov.' director. "The pmkit her -like lady who uned f&nlaMllc trick lo rupture men wa the flmt modern vunip," ho naid. Mlera waw a long Vt-isn. hut nhe stepped out of the picture to imike room for the rtappor. "ThU later devastator . of the heartu of men rode the creMt of the wave for Home time. Hho hecnud harmlPiiS, but jthe wtu really m1 chlevouM enouKh to cunse a irn-vt dr-al of trouble. 'tint the flapper, too. 1m pause. She vied for honor wiih the de mure, ItelplesH type, who ulao Ik a bark niiinhir. The Utile My who did not know how to back her car out Of the parkins space and juAt had to ak some nice man to do It for her ran the vivacious flap per a clow- Mcond. Hut men soon rot wis' to Itte girl who char acterised hentt-lf at Jut tin oM-ffu-hloiHtt penton . '"The hew vampire in a cross be tween all of these typrtt. Behoof bu dostd tot most pupils but if only beginning for thaw duck, ling an farm nor Loa Angeles. White the ndult membenrof the i!uclc family pa and ma and all Ihe relation, doubtless gather 'round to ratcb. th ducklings rehearse their flrat lesson iaxwlmmliie In (be old t trough. Exploding Gas Meter Warns Family, of Fire PORTI.ANK. Ore. July 9. (AD An exploding pan 'meter prob ably saved the llvis of X. Munho vin. his bed ridden wife unil flve-year-old daughter Vivian early to day when fire broke out in the basement of their home. When the She iHl'rtre reuehed the gas meter It ex- os Interested In outdoor snorts us ploded. awakening the family, the. flapper.- "he nlavs a (rood I Munhoven resetted his slek wife 8iw of golf and tennis and known and daughter. T!irecyear-old how to.be a regular fellow, but Kreddie ran out of the house away from the tennis court and golf when awukeni-il. The loss was course she dresses In organdie and nominal. floppy huts and Is jusd demure j ' ; ; enough to be interesting-. In eve- ; S'KW YORK Latest lineup bn nlng clothes she Is quite as scdue- ,hlg Insurance of Individuals: Klrst tlve as the first vampire type. ' jltodman Wanamaker 7.00.000; "Because she ts clever enoujrh to Second Win. Vox. $C.ona,Oni: combine all three types she is ul- third K. T. anil J. II. and H. V. terly naming to men and hers-will Hooks, of Detroit. ?s,nou,tioo eacn. PliA.V XKW AliTArt KI'GKNK, Ore. July 3. (AT) Instiiilutlou of a new marble ultar from llaly. the Rift or children of the laic Mrs. Klizahclh Scha. feis. will take place In St. Mary's Jto man f.lthollc clnireh here some time this month. 'Judication serv ices will follow the .Installation. Miss Ksiher Hull of l'ortlund who has been here since' last rail, will he given the , commission, for maklnK Hie cruirlx lo lop the altar. Avard Fairbanks. professor of sculpture ot the University or Ore Kon."will make the' doors. I j be a lonir reiirn." I Jl NKUKVS t'XION? SAritAV.KN'l'O . Sacramento Junk deale.a meet Sunduy lo or Kunize to promote "better- work ing conditions." Tho competition of small boys, "unlicensed Ittle lii Kicars," is said o have brouxht ubout the desire for orsunizution. , IN TNI Wl , Mora No. 13 . : .. I ' 1 104 Adams Ave. I faanje, Ort. Window Shades ;-;'75c,:u:f Standard size, 36 inches : wide, 6 feet long, green or buff colore a $1.25 value. Beaver Chief Buys Cleveland Catchei POHTLANn. Ore.. July 9. (AP) rresident Thomits J Turner, of the Cortland basebull Club or th I'neific t'oast linifnie. unnounccd to. day tho purcmise of Catcher lw . Wendell from the Cleveland Amer. leans. Wendell Tor several yea has been third strlnir catcher and couch for the Philadelphia Na llonals hut was recently reealleil ,y t'levelnnd. . - TOO MAM' HOOK NKW VOltK Mrs. Olcnna Willerup whose husband Is a sea euptaln. bus IS police doirs at home Tor protection. In court on complaint that the nclRhborhooil couldn't, sleep she fainted when Ihe juilKe suKffested she reduce the number. Something- must ho done about it while she is on par. ole. , f Farm ; Pointers i . . .... AIM EE MAY BE CALLED AGAIN (Contlnaod From Psjre 1 1 : tncsh&tlon Of einrs was shown not to h Injured by loud explo sions auch aa tomo from blastlnir In mlnlnir, land clearliut. road work and flrlnir of heavy g-uns. in experlmentn conducted hy the o. A. nation. Ilatehlntc fm boih within and oulstda the Incubator were plarwd within rew feel of Ihe heavlrkt ipm Ihe war depart ment has at lh ole(fe and were later hutched out Jnsi. as success miry o those kept eiiilrely away from Iho flrlnir - Tlelda r fllberl tren ten j-enrs obi vary th rciron Irrows from 10 pound each iihder poor condition to 2n ponnda tinder tood. These rondltlohs ns outlined hy the ex periment station are variety, loea lion, soli and mnnajremcnt. ttoiitlnn els tot colon nacllll In Oreawi milks are not carried out became of tho lack of definite standards and consequent unrella hlllly. explains O. V. f'opson. hoc. terloloirlst of Inc. experiment sta tion, since It has been found flial Increase In colon bacteria Is. ac cording to reports. In direct ratio to Increase In total bnetertul count except in clean samples left stnnd- Ina; Tor somn tlmje. Iho test for dirty or old milk Is regarded us Hllfrtrlchlly indicative of the num ber of colon bacteria present. Pumlimlton of Oregon prunes -with carbon hisulride Is best ef fected hy placing the fruit In a container ns nearly gas tight as possible, says the experiment stu tlon, and putting the fuhiigant In shallow trays On top. The contain er Is then closed tight and allow ed to wahd so for S4 hours Tho gas, which Is highly inflamahlrt and must b kept sway from fire, -works best at a temperature or 70 degrees or higher. Oregon clover affected with mil 4ew la not Injurious to stock when cut and cured for hay, reports th! experiment station. prevented her rrom relating he xi-jicnce to her followers. posed lo have worn a hair nit when she stumbled Into Auga T'rleta" but the connection with the wHsl Watch with the case Was nol revealed. The pastor's atlomey Arthur I Vetich. declares that Mrs. Mr. l'lierson was not wesrlng the watch when she appeared at the Mexican border town. II. C. Swift owner of a fruit stand, was balled last night nt An gelus Temple ns a new witness and the rlrst lo corroborate Mrs. Mc Pherson's claim tl-nt she was kid naped from the beach nt Ocenn i 1'ark May 1. I I'our days ago. Swirt told police ' thM he had witnessed ah Incident which he Ihought might hnvn been Die abduction or Ihe i-ellglons leader. Although hs account dir fers in two details from the story of ihe evangelist, Ihe variance be ing as to the time and place of the abduction: his story, was. greeted at the temple with rcjntcllig. Addressing a targe audience, Mrs. Mrl'hersotl last night re. counted her appenranee before the grsnd jury. When the evangelist wns summoned yeaerdoy she re fused to s-ear hersclr to secrecy regarding the proceedings. It later was explained hy her attorney that had she done this 11 would havn INVESTIGATION ON PHOKNI.V. Ariz. July . ( AP) While major Inter. ot In Ihe Mc pherson abduction case was cen tered In Los Allgi les where Angr-l-us Temple pastor appeared Thurs day before the grand Jury Invest I gating her story, officials Were ibusy In Arizona and Mexico gath ering evidence Intended lo throw more light On the nffalrP l-6m Tucson ram, word that 11. p. jllallenbeck. Tuma rancher und , friend of the evahgeHst, bad hor j rowed a sum of -money from a j Yuma hank on Ihe day Mrs. Mr Pherson disappeared. This was announced by Chief of Police Iyer 'who said he received such infor mation from Krnest M. Vpshaw. Oregon manager of the Wlmaett Hystetn Bf Banks, with headquar ters In l.os Angeles, rpshaw's slatemvnt of "business transac tions" with llultenbeck. however, tended to throw doubt on the pre vious Identification of Haltenherk by Jave Bloom. Tucson business man, as the man who purchased a Panama hf.t In his store between June 16 and June 2": for t'pshaw said that during this period thei Yuma officers of the Wlmsrtt f biuiks received a communication from tho Yuma rancher post marked bos Angeles. t Agua Prleta, Honora, Mexico, offleluls Investlga'.ed the story told by a Mexican wood hauler . that he saw u bluo automobile I carrying four iiersons, near Nbr- j gerhead mountain oh the night off June 21. President lloiiblot, mtiyorr of the city, suld Ihut the wood f hauler's story checked with other details of the investigation con-1 ducted by his offlre. Bouhion also' annouced that he had received a telegraiihlc invltsiion from l.os Angeles to upp.-ar before the grand Jury and Unit he would ac cept, taking with him Chief or Police S. Villa. Missions Turn Against Beavers and Win 3 to 2 PAriiTc i-oast i.rwnrr. PI iib l.os Angeles .... Oakland Sacranienlo .. .. S.-aitle Portland Missions Hull) wood .. .... Sun Francisco W. I nit sj 4S ! J 4 4J 4t 40 49 . 45 4T 41 BS J9 65 ret. .61 1 .600 .44 i .49 .441 .415 . RNOW IX AI,HXltMA nBDIUNd The first snow of witnesses by the county grand Jury of th last rose or summer In the mountains this year. Know fell on Mage mountain 60 miles east or hers, driving fishermen and camp ers to shelter. Yl:sTi:ilIAVS RAMI'S Mti S, Portland . POltTIAMl ( AP) II. II. K. Missions .. 3 14 1 Portland 3 8 0 llutterles Illicit and Walters; ltanmgartm r. Rarhac. Ungrell and fob In. Vh 13 per capita circulation of money In America include auch nn In lying In the vaults of bankn, hoarded, and In reserves. The money actually In circulation dally serving: the people as a circulating medium I probably lest than ten dollars per capita. Even When all you got of the rMckau was the Back you ought to I Angeles 1. llnll-wvil 0. LOS ANOKI.KS ( AP) It. K. V. Angeles 7 15 0 llnllwood 0 8 0 j Itatteries Crandall. Pay and llnnnah; Hulviy, Mulrahy, Finglo. j ton and peters. San franrlsm 4, ScalUn 1. 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