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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1926)
r Saturday,' July 10, 1026. Local News In Brief L .'.! COMING EVIUNIV l july 14, is and la Fraa lloniemakcni' Institute i auspices Tlie Observer. July 18 Unkai county's Si ... annual pioneer reuadoa. - July Sit, 33, tl Convenuoa .. Northwest Heal ratals) elation In Ija Grande. SopL 33, an. 34, and 15 Union rouuty fair at Elgin, Ore. , Ooch lo l'l'mHeton Miss Alma Janes went to Pendle ton this morning for h couplo of days, . , i Hero from Union . .. Dr. A. O. Paddock. Union voter- I inurlun, wus u. business visitor In' l.a Grande today. Inloii Visitors Mr. and Mrs. T. duughler, of Union, Grande t,oday.. . j i (Miudwlck and wero in La tirass Klri Tho fire truck wus "called . out yesterday to extinguish u grass fire at Hlxtli und 1 utreelrt . There wus ho damage, ': I Jet Marriage' Live Ueorgo J. Commons und Miss KlivsuUeth lilclison, both -residents of'Kt.' Josupli, Mo., were granted a llcsnsi! to luarrj hero toduy. - (nie-it from Ogdi-n Sirs. Anna B. Nelson, of bgden, 1'uji, arrived In La Grundo. I.'rl diqf for u visit willi her son, Hor ace J-Nelson. I J'inctl f2. - KranU Wlilu, churged with ilrtinkeness, wus found guilty In municipal court this inurnihjr and sentenced to puy u fine of 26. TuVTaku Vacation $ l"blfe'ftlilWan'd 'Mrs! Ollht Hiry nes vveoinpunled by Mr. und Mrs. John Allen, will leuvu tomorrow fur Grunt county where tlley will spend two weeks vacationing.. Itctiirm, Hoiite ' ', Miss l.eonu llroivli, whu is train ing for muse ut the Grnmlr Uondc hOKpltiil, left here today for a two week vneutlon ut'her lionioV'at puluulr function. '.- To DvaniliMi. Applh'aiits i AlitVK.nicMlo Daly-, president of the staio bourd of cosmeticians, will iL'kyit Monday -.evening for J'orllunfL where she will examine iipplicuhts for cerlU'lcales In cos metic Irieaupy. T,akes (jlranddniifchUT Home . ft1-H. K, J, l.ee, who has been v'islltng her tj a lighter, Mrs:' Will iuifi Cole, sy-iAtiirrie U J'ttilland l Urn nionijjTTiiif, liA4! Inmll granddaughter, " Atrfybeile ' Oolo, honie with her for a visit. . Will Attend i:. U lectin s i tIiis Juotina Woodruff arrived In rl.a Clmnde this morning from Nulnpu, Ida. leaving on the branch train a few hours fciler for Wal . Iowa lake, she will attend the Bp worth League convention. 'lo IHIrMlH tor Sun unor (tViorge Hopkins, and his daugh ter; JCIloabcth, will leave Sunday murnlng for Oregon, JH... where they will spend the summer with relatives; and friends. They plun to .visit en route at Salt lakc and Deliver, , . i - . 'i f ' ; ' " : ". llr,lUllNloil Jh Hoiim.7- t)r. h I,. Itulstnn. coroner In UnJon county, returned Thursday evening'- fronr the I'nlverslty of fuljfornlu, where he has been do ini,' post graduate -work for five or six weeks. His wife and his mother, Mrs. Hultle Itnlston, . nc coihpunled' him home. IIoiim! from lliikei Mrs. Uody Wllhelm, of Silver ton, who has been on her farm. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Glint's Second Selling Campaign Of Our Monstrous Money-Raisin? Sale to turn half of this stock into cash. STARTING TODAY Prices cut to the core every article irt our Store reduced, at a great saving to yon. ; ; Men's and Boys' Outfitters of Quality Merchandise b o : o ; o o o o ' o o o . o O 1 O ! o O : O ' o o o o o o o o ; o I o ; " o , s : ,. ..... . .. o rt out o( Baker and near the Mother Udo mine, for a tliiie. arrived In I Grande last creator, va'nd j t. peets to remain kero until next week. i. . . Atvompankv tiuri Home Mra C. V. , Hurrett vand three nwii sons went to Portland this moraine, accompanying- Miss Nina English, her sister, who Is going home oftcr a visit hero and at Pendleton. Miss Knglish finished a course at Northwestern Ruilm-n collego this spring, and will lake up ncr first of I lee position as soon us she arrives In Portland. VERSATILE INSTITUTE PROMISED (Continued from Page 1) ment. Is anticipated with Interest by the scores of women who more and more euch ' your look upon bousvholdlng as a business propo sition. Miss Beers, a Columbia univer sity graduate In the subject she will dlseuHS, Is particularly fitted to give the Institute attendants ;advice on proper , equipment and arrangement ' of the home, effici ency engineering, the lata ap proved methods of handling houso hold duties. Hho has valuable In formation on budgets and solutions for financial problems, and Is ex tremely pructleul In all her recom mendations! Thono who have heard her declare her an excellent speak er. . ' " "' - " ' Mrs. Ueth Bailor. . McClean, cookery und table service author ity, will give a demonstration each of the four duys of th'o institute. , Bernurd Jukwuy. an expert, on Interior decoration, -will address tho audience ' Tuesday afternoon and twice Wednesday. Miss Cooley's lectures on homo millinery and home dressmaking, with pructleul demonstrations In ritting. will bo given Tuesday and Wednesday. .- v ' '. . Fairbanks to SficakT : 3.. xa. Fairbanks, the architect and art specialist, will deliver two fine Iwturetr Thursday, one In the afternoon and the other In the eve ning. , . . Ir. C. Ulysses Moore, child spe clullst. Is coming for ,' Thursday nnd Friday. , ' . Miss Doers also will . 6""' hero Thursday and l'YIday. with her lec tures on hounenold efficiency. Judge and Wife Hurt V In Automobile Wreck POUTI.ANI), Ore. July 10. (AP) Mrs. Ulehurd loleh,' wife of Juilirn llnlelw of. .1 he kenunlv .court of ..doiiiesllo. relurtolii? fwus Imln- fully .Injured this morning when their automobile turned over on the Columbia river hlghawy about uno and one half miles, west of The Dulles. IKleh escaped with minor Injuries, but her. condition lb not serious. Delch lost control of the much- Inc when something Went wrong with tho steering gear. Potatoes Pay Profit l To Umatilla Growers PENIH.in'ON., Ore. July. 10. (API Potato glowing on the j Umatilla, project Is showing a pro fit to growers this year despite the fact t hut prices have, been com parullvcly low. "Indications -point to an Increase in -tho potato acre age within the. next year. Tho wheelburrow wiis used by the Chinese thousunds of years ago. Good poebi are horn, not made. Good husbands arc made, not born. . 1 Among tho,. things cleaned by gasoline, arc pockotbooks. O o o o o o o o o ' o o o o o o o CONVICTS ASK FOR A PARLEY LANSING, Kas., July ,10. The mutiny of 375 convicts at tho stale penltcntlttry here who blocked themselvos In the 730 root level of the prison mine and held their 13 guards as prisoners threatened to become a prolonged rebellion late today, when they sent a message from the depths of tho mine shaft saying thoy would live on barbe cued mulo meat unless Warden Muckcy sends food to them, beforo tonight. . , J There are IS mules In tho mine some of which have not been to the surface for It years. LANDING. Mich. July 10. (AP) Leaders of S76 prisoners In tho state, penitentiary hero who- mut Inecd Inst night, while In tho bot tom of the prison mine shufl, and refused to come to tho surface, or to ullow guards to descend asked for a conferonco with ' Warden Muckcy today.. - Warden Muckcy Informed the prisoners that they could talk with Deputy Warden It. H. Hudspeth, ' Tho request - for a conference Is 4no first word that has come from tho prisoners who blocked the uilnO'.cngo at. the 730-foot level yesturday- morning just after the noon meat- hud been' lowered lo them. The men were supervised ui mu uiuu uy la guarus, uii oi j -w iiviii nviv ui mu uuiiuiu ui iiiu shaft at the time, and who are be ing held prisoners by tho rebellious convicts. f ; " ,- -1 i? JUDGE PROTESTS : AT SHOW ASPECT OF AIMEE PROBE I. OH ANGKI.UH. July 10. (AP) r-Hldo show features of the Ai mer Hemplc. McPhcrson abduction mystery fucc crltluism when the county grand Jury resumes Its de liberation next Tuosduy. This was Indicated last night when Superior! Judge-Arthur Keetch, presiding judge of the orlmlnul courts and oMuriii,- criiicizeu ine . manner iiij evangelists alleged kidnuplnir has' been condiicted thus far. Indirectly the Jurist voiced, dis approval of iho show-like air that has surrounded tho - proceedings objecting In particular- ' to - -the widespread dissemination of. Mrs. Mcpherson's purported testimony, before the. grand Jury Thursday and the dramatic surrounding the evungetlsl's . uppeurance. t When Mrs. Unl'hnl'lHin j. iirrivtwl ...Ml .Ihn. 1,1.11 nP l,,Dll,.n In l..allr., ul... ...no' accompanied by a feminine guurd of her followers at Angelus temple..- All of them wero attired exactly-like their robed leader. ('Vhe present mutter under con Siderulloh by the - grund Jury should be treutcd just exactly us mru uiui. uuuy juuge jvecicjl uJ clured. "'If-this Is lo be a criminal Investigation, It should be just that und nothing else." .'..; INDIANS llU."l'll:it OKI.' , ; POltTLANiJ, Ore. July 10. (AP) Conditions seemed Improved to duy for tho band of 50 ; 'Warm Spring Indians, who . with , their 100 Indian polnes. hul'c been stranded here since their exhibi tion ut Ouk Urove. a suburb on July 5. The lndiur.s . cluims they failed to receive the full umount promised for tlulr nppcurance. The Indians may give a three day exhibition at sonic .'amusement park to ruise money to take litem home. NOTICK. To Whom It May Concern? ' I This will glvo notice that the undersigned will present to the I Commissioners of tho. City of. i& ' Orande. Union County, Oregon, at their meeting to be helil on' July 14, a petition praying for the vacation of that portion of "Y" avenue Tying between the cast line qr uiock uno (l), uangloff's Ad-1 union, prouueeu soutneriy across " Y' avenuo and tho northeasterly line of the right of way of Oregon Washington Itallroad & Naviga tion Company. - ' j OltKOON-WASIIINGTON J HA1MIOAD & NAV1GA " TION COMPANY. -, -June 10, 17,, 24, July 1, 8.'- , l'ew of us look tho way we think ,iu. In this w are lucky. t HlltOl'ltA"! ! OKKtlW to those who sufrer from chronic HIhcuwii. It n'uchfs to the source of dtsusi'M und. Iy ...the applicu (Ion of natural tulhodn, tends to removn the uuutHr, And by rt' moving the cuum It removes 1 1 1 effect, thus resulting In hutting and. oftentimes, pormaneiit cun-n of the most deep-seuted ma 1 adieu. t can help you. ('all toduy for consultation and examination. It will place you under no obligation. CHIPACTIC ChtonicMseascs DR. 4. K WOODKLIi M Hommer Bttlg, Phone 4tT.W Hours: J X IL to P. It Telling the 1 - f ' 1:. .;-.:.t...'i nana nftA- r-nT i rrilllBsl ! " romtunndor Itluhitrd K. Ilynl of tho,1 IT, 8. navy, describing his. flltflit to the North Pole and back beforo a mo-ting of tho Na tional Oeogranhic 8ocltty which President t'oolldge uttondod. Ityrd Is speaking1, with the president and Secretary of tho Navy Wilbur seated directly behind him. . HEAT WAVE BLAMED FOR TWO DEATHS s (Continued from Page 1) ugaln. ., Humidity ut noon wus 32 per cent as ugulust 11 per cent nt noon Krlday. . , . w ni;.i uoy ihiowns (H1CN1). Ore. July 10. (AP) Hobert Boliymer t;lght year old son of Mrs. P. Million) was drown ed i i the JM'schutt - river yester day. Tho boy had been wudlnff In shallow water and stepped off in to a hole, -according 1 lo - compan ions. V jui I.n sai,i;m . HAI.E.M, Ore. July 10. (AP) All .heat records (or tho year has been shuttered at noon today, when tho mercury herb... registered 103 degrees two degrees warmer 'than yesterduy'a maximum and was still climbing toward tho record of 105 for all time sinou the weather ob servation station wus established here, August 12, 1JI2U. .j Lack of a breeze mado, the heat particularly oppressive X und Tour eases of prostration had been re ported since noon yeslerduy, three jot them farm hands. . LAKK TAKES IM)V . HKATTLK. July 10. (Al')--Juck Burackinau, 10, drowned In t'ut tago lako- east of hero - yesterday and his grandfather J. K. West. Heuttle was rescued after hirnour ly -drowned in an attempt. to save the- lad.,, , y-t! ... I'oitiisT I'liin m:ak i:k.iom; KI OKNK. Ore. July 10. (A)l. A largo forest fire is burning south of Alsea.ln northern l.ane county uccordlng to It. P.- HhoM super visor or thu Hluslaw national for est. The exact locution of the blaze has not bn determined but It is. believed to be In the Oregon und California luud grunt territory und in privutc holdings. ' : 'J'ho fire appears to be burning in green timber. - Severul forest fires were roport- TONIGHT Ben Lyon In 4Thc Savage" SUNDAY-VAUDEVILLE DALEY & ROGERS "Why Walk" - JEAN' EVOL ' "Five Feet of Dancing" . .'' Pathc Serial FOR THE BERKOVA PRODUCTIONS OF WILL PRESENT "Making Movies on the ... AT THE 1 ' , Arcade -Theatre A Distinct Novelty ; ; o The Cast ? SEE YOURSELF LN MOTION PICTURES .SCENES WILL BE TAKEN OF THE . ENTIRE AUDIENCE. Watch for the Pictures to Be Taken on the Streets. : President od to the offlco of the Cascade Na tional Forest here yesterday. Fire flKhtvrs wero sent out after the j f irt'B were located by tho forest air patrol, and the bmns are believed to be under control today. . , KLAMATH si,rij ItELIi:r ; KLAMATH 1-Al.l.a Ore. July in. (AP) I'louds today gave pro mise, of ubatlng the heut, which sliortly after noon reached 03, six degrees below the record uet June 30. J ' .'; - V i. i.,'. . imi is Mi:ni''oiti ,MK)-Oltl. Ore. July 111. (AP) The. .meroury jumped ...from KS Thursday to. 103 I'Vlday hnd street thermomelers at noon today t re corded 100. . . km is l'KNiH.i-rrox PliNDLHTON, s Ore.-. July. 10. (AP)- At noon today . tho, ther mometer here registered . ,10 .day It 'wair'ti. v ',.,,' "Vrl. I0J IN ItOKKIU'lMi . 'ltOrlHllUKO, Ore., July 10. (AP) All heat rueords r-for . Ituseburg 'uro expected to- be bfokiui this af ternoon. At, 1:45 ' the thermo tneter stood at. 105-degrees. Tho highest ever reeoided In the city is 10(1. Thp furmcrs ulo rinilin: It in crtutaUiffly Jiard to atund thvlt ground. Aimce's Followers"" v Pay Her $1,000,009 v (Conlhtuod from Vago 1) Vll(lV4 itlU it tttUvUtlUill i J)twtl ( ))UHNH(j ! t h , i , .... .if ' "V'H, wti do lake In I huuHitniJu of dollut'H ut our niiH)tliiffH,'V. buya Mis. McIMuh-hoi..- "Hut w mitid ull or It. Tito rtinulnf7 oxpi'iim-H of tho tcinplo unv uboul II.(t0U.a diiy. Thu I'LMUUindt'i' of Iho inom-y is iiHi'd Tor our rudlo dopititun'iit to hroudruHt my sifrmoiia, and. for th; illlilu school und' tho si:viu story hottd I nut Ijufldlnff." - ' C'onvrrUil H ui r .Million.. Sim olntM out thut'thu tomplo hus 2 00 tnumuora und tlmt she, ARCADE BALABANOW, j7IVE .'. "A 'Night" in Moscow" "SNOWED IN" with Allcnc Ray and Waller Miller. TWO DAYS, COMMENCING WEDNESDAY Laughter and Enjoyment for Everyone! , will be selected front the singlrhsnded, ' has ' converted half a million people. ,-, . . . Mrs. MoPherscn also at various timet baa practiced: devlae healing and rnany of her convert believe st)e has the power to heal through prayer and Jhe laying on of hands. 8he preachea what she calls "the four square gospel,"- bitterly attacking evolatlonlsts ' and all tlher groups that are. not Inolined to believe In ,orlbodoit religion, " In addition, she has" turned her oratory against all forms of vice. Hho hue been purtleularly bitter against the duueo hulls and the use of dope." ri' , . lUaintii ' Mm IK'Vll. , : . ' .This hus ungured not only many unholy people, but hus ..aroused even the devil himself, sh. says. And that, she saya, .explains her recent - kldnuping nil ,. experience concornlng which police and news paper l.ivestlgators have expressed some doubts. ' .' ' . . I Tho devil decided to swoop down on Tho Under Hhcphurd that Is the way she refers lo her self so ho called all his wolves: That Is how sho expresses It. ' I But ho wus foiled, for aho has returned to her flock! greeted by 100,000 people when she got off the truln. Hho has .returned to "my humble home," than which! no movie star can boast a more elaborate.' one. Hho hue-- returned to plan a world revtvaptour which will be helped along tremendous ly by the publicity the kidnaping got her. . - V (Copyright,! 1 9i:j NK., .Inc.) ' SAVEwM DRUGSTORE HARMONY ULAC VEGETAL After You Shave It Is Vcry.Good , An ustrUiltent tuili't w ate r. f.'nolInK a n il refreshlnir. , K o o p s t h.e t sltln ,flrni. 75c 'i r t fr.lv Ill . Glass Drugs i La Grande, Or ego TONIGHT Ben Lyon In "The Savage" ! EDDY BERNARD "Songs in Harmony" ' GORMAN & FRANK "Thirty Days" HOLLYWOOD ' r Stage" - audience WINTER WIIZA7 . v yield 13 ris:: (Centlaocl From Page 1.) ; compared with M, 600,000, lie, ns dry lS.ono.009' bushels compared wlth l,100,000. ' - . , Areas u t-TOM 'Tho area planted to various crops this yeur as announced aa follows: Corn 101.074.000 acres: . winter wheat SU. 803, 000 (remaining ' for hurveBl); spring wheat 30.SS4.000; oats 46.040.000; barley ,l4l,0tidr rye 3,601,000 remaining tor-harvest: flax seed S,8 3.000; hay (, OS0.000 white potatoes S. 202. 000. The condition of -the crops", on We Buy for Less We Sell for Less Arrow Shirts 85c and $U5 Genuine English Broadcloth Shirts in the, popular colors $2.45 and $2.95 French Flannels in latest plaids ; $1.49 Destroyers of High Prices. ( Summer Work VII.IX1W PASKS, Ktninpeil -and Hemslltehed I.M I'lLLOW CAHK8, Ktnmped and Hemstitched U ...... . ni:i) HiMtKAiiH tl'.M to U.m LUNCHKON 8KT8 ...,......! to $. lAitfi. Baby Shop "Everything, for the Baby" STAR PS-r A A.a.W One of the biggest regular prices ii . i . wrri ii if rrw : with LEWIS Barbara Bedford The ilriiniH of Hie limn who hnen Ow JiiiikIw law, mill wliofe wife, taught lilm tlK! law of man. '"' ' : I One of the fastest moving stories ever written ever screened. You owe it to yourself to sec it. ' ' ,' :, ' ;, ,. Last, Time -TONIGHT. Dick Barlhclmcss i' .nriyv hal rqach ; in-:. 5 , . j "Hanson's Folly"'. til U . aiele ' i''-- 11W Adaaas Arew la . r, - : . ... N eJ--Ui-;-'' Unicno , ,85c Poros Knit or Ci3 briggan, long tt short sleeves, anlj length, sixes 38 to 43. : 7J'ul1,!!ai,,it.'i July 1, In percentage of nornud was; 2 com 77.9: winter , wheat TJ.4 spring wheat 4.8; oat 54.4; bar, ley 73.3: rye .7: flax seed li'r hay 71.S; twsture 77.; Uans Xk.( apples 73.1; peaches 73.1; spcara 73.7; white potatoes si. 4. ' I'DltTI ,4NI. fkn .tnlw Itt 4 Ja l . - - ' , tho irrund jury late yvnterOMjr y thu Ituv. Cli iiKnt O. Clarke, ' tor of the Klrat 4 oncreMtlooti clmrcli, fhMt wltni'M ci-llea la tit 1 vice Inquiry, tho ffntnd Jury atft : jour nod until next TuvwUy. A tlmt tlmo other wltnttwra will M culled. ' Sunday MS.Vr.AV 4fJaVr 1 tll hits ever of fcred at at this theater. - jiiit ml rl'iirlw "ii Based1 on E. M. Hull's celebrated novel, "The Desert Healer."', STONE Tully Marshall And the comedy- . -CRf j JJgyej QQ CU ! n r THE STORE VTTH A CONSaENCC
