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JWBdfifenlhfl July 21,'
Local News In Brief
T
i. CHIMING EVENTS
July 22, 2.1, 3 l--'omcuUoa of
Northwiwt Heal Kstate lm
rlatlnn 'w ! Cranrfc.
Inly SA-'ii Historical Meant
"Spirit of America"
ScW . ' ' HI Unloa
conijlr (air at Wain, (n
In City from- lliio.i
Steve Hutchinson was In the elly
..in rnlon today.
In City from linker
rani .Carpenter, county agricul
turist! of- Halter county, wag In the
city yoBturduy on business.
To Aeeoiiiaiiy Caravan
a Traffic Officer Iter! went
to
1'urlland last lllsht to accompany
the caravan of real cslnlu nun
from ycHlorn Oregon and Wash
ington In l,u Grande today.
Culli-il h,v Mother's Dentil
: K Jluusslir .returned to l.a
(1,-undc Ihia murnlivr front Idaho,
ivhcre he was called by the sudden
Illness ,and death of Ilia mother
srvcral days iiko.
lU-lnrllfi fi-ynt Yiikliim .
Mrs. O. K Muran returned to
lier home here yesterday from Ya
kima. Washington, where she has
b.-'-H .-visiting for the past two
weeks witU lie.r two Hons, .Walter
and t'liarh-s .Mor'ati. ' '
VHtliig in Oly
' Mr. and Mrs. rharbs S. Hunny
uml family, up Tacoma. Wawh.. nrn !
ilslilngin l,u Craude at tho I.. K. '
Jmnn hoiije. ,.T!n y. arrived last
iiilil and lUan toibe iere iiulll the
first of n't weeli.
(.Mrs. Helen M. OeddiH, historiun;
lloifie froiii I'iirllaml j .Mrs. ll. iiry Maxl'leld, ni:wlr.ir.
Judy Ash relurntd to I.a Gnindo ' Olher urrleers will be chosen
this'' morning from Portland, , hiter.
wluiru lie has been with his bro- j Any lineal descemhint more Hum
Iheri .'Jiurlt'S Asb,.Tor the piirtl (wo .IS years of age vlioe ancestors
wii'lifC" plans to icuviV ili is' eve- 'eume to ITtnh befon' May 'Ut; LSlilt
ningTor1 Sfia l-'ranelseo. Cal.. to Is eligible for membership. C'hap
aeciifeinjMpsjUun .with. .the. II. and t-rn.are. now orguntj d-in. 22 aoiih-
I,. IrfdeM-etiiiipunyy
Ki'lm ti fiun l-'lslihi"' Trlik
I ten Hiimnielt .nd Z i" .Mr. v
Lniighlln relurmd, to l.a (Inmd"
inU ii brhl from IlidJ'-n lake,
whpre they have Men fishing since
Suilay. II Is IihoshIIiIiv-Io drive
to l)ie lake so made eiunp ten miles
front the lake und hiked (lie rest
of Ibe way. ,
I icff for Ayi-.-leni Dnwiii
Mr. inid Mrs. Alvali (Yowley' and
Iltth' son. Clifford, and MrH. Crow- trict attorney h oftlee.. I he i;ranU J chosen by tl.e t nion toiinty I Ui
ley'i. father, J. It. Oliver, left Set- jury iiIko paved tin "way for further jiil-ers1 association to represent them
ur.iiiy for Portland.' -wiiere ' they Investigation1 wheir i-'orenian " 1 1 1 - Jut .(neen in 'the pioneer episode,
w llj; be joined by Mis. Oliver, who lain II. Carter. Ill repurliw; llie .Mrs;:lirandy. Dunham Wriffht, and
tna' been visiting' here, and- go on ' findings, nnnouned that tiie grand other early setllero will be intro
Ijo Kugene. On sen for a weeks Jury w ould bo open at all linn s to I dpced In this scene, whieli ls of-
vir'il. Tiny expect to VIM! coast '
ljuihrfc ifwiii befor.:
lurniuir. to
f?cft iliK'Sl.irnliiK
i .Mr. ud iMi. Hob Synileiistrlclier
und family, accompanied by. Mrs.
riyl" .inilllerinau and her niece, 1
I 'eeile Stewart, left this morning, -
by liiilo, for Portland. Astoria and
netu.l.le. rroiu iiirrc un-. "... .
lo Sail Kianeiseo und Hiler.llllellto,
t'tiltroi niti, w here the Hydenstrlck-j
IT !f .mu He Mien' no "-
liiermnn and her niece will visit
(lieje for about fo.jr weeks,
lie(irii fiom Wallowa Ijlke
.Mis. Oeorge II. ('urrey has re-
lurhcd II. ' ''her home here from
Iowa lake. Ilei .laughter. .Mrs. .
y l-arl.y. and c'llldren. will re-
iJVln .it Jhe lake over the .week t
They a.u occupying the Inio-
IV tllssell cotlag-
..'iirrev and .Mm farrol I 'urrey
are also caniping at the Ink". They
w ill--ret u I'll lu l.a llraude tint first
Of le.t week.
'In Hair I'lelil leiiiluns
' V. 1 Teatscli. dlslriet agrlcul
t.nul agent with heuihiuurlers ut
. ... vallis doing Meld work In Yalli
f. tl !. Marlon and olle-r counties in
Western Oregon, will be here this
aft.Tlioun on his way. lu Wallowa
county, where lie" will : conduct u
field excursion tomorrow, similar
U the field meet recently held In
la .tjirallde.
Ylsflcxl here Short Time
1 Mr. and .Mrs. t V. Trliiinill and
elilldn-n. Harold and V.-lva, of .
Miiltfrhfli'ld. nl.. arrived In 1U'(.
i-fty . Sunday fr a short vlH with
llH'Ir uiu le and au-it. Mr. and Mrs!
H. Si-ward and tle-ir eiiiicliiH. Kmnk
S'-uard and family and M rs. Itrt
IIU-l'Iiim und family. They will so
Mom ht'tt tii 1he Yutlowstoae. mi-
llotial parh. Tln-y will alo visit at
l 'berry vale. Kuasuf, the fttrmer
Jantzcn Swimmiiif
Suits
AT CLINT'S
lr Ladies, Men, Misses,' Cadets, Youths
and Children
JANTZEN SUITS OF ilWLITY
' ' !i2.95 to $6.75
NTrHIE
WTHE STORE VITH
192C)
liomc or bulh Mr. and lira. Trim
I moll. Mr. Trlninicil la with this
! Slumlord Oil company. Ho expects
ilo return to La Grande for u lons
! Wt in the mar fiiluru.
Vlsltnl Here YrMcnlny
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Ctnlwell ! pons,
visited In I.a Oraiidc' yesterday ut I ' The displays, varied and cxtcn
the homo of .Mrs. Ondwell's dsuiih- slve us they are. can only susrBvst
ter, Mrs. Otis Palmer. They left the naluru of the scenes Hint will
this morning tot 'heir liome at compose the patriotic spectacle to
Itlclllund. , t , ,.,(;.. I be preesnted ut the high school
, athletic grounds e'lldny und Sat-
Moiutlit Purebred siivi 1 urduy evenings. .
William Pedro, l inatllla county i A ot I4 American- Legion
sheep muu. was lure yesterday. He !., unul.r lm, d.Vocllol. ot l y.
bo light 1 head of purebred Hump- Talbot. construction committee
shire lambs from J. ,11. Dobbin. I,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, worked halt .the night
I he lambs were delivered to .Mr. .,.u,.s,,iy completing the. stage und
I ldro "'" """'". erectliiK seats for the pageant at-
" ' j tendance. . Three thousand persons
111 City from Cove ' , can be uccomudated lit each pcr-
Cluy Barker, cherry grower from formancu.
Cove, was in the elly on business Between 60 and ii fir trees hnvu
oduy. He reports that there will been arranged to lorni the setting
be another week of cherry picking , th ,)UK(.lmt, Teepees and the
II i.ove beroro the season Is over. ! ,.alp, ru,. the Indiun episode will
Most or the nrgc cherries have ! bc ,luul.d onlgUU
been picked however uml all that i , . ., .
remain are the smaller cherries. ,'m lo.ilghl
He suys Ihut the members or the! J"8 rchc.uw.l before the
cherry growers association rccclv- 'i"?l-u"t l"leti-ly compiled Is
ed a good price for their cherries '""'o'"'; r mis evening, fhur
tills year. UH ,n'"'",'n ticl- all ctiuriiiiicra
Iii'.vInK u part tit tin pioducllon
NEW CHAPTER
IS ORGANIZED
(Contlnut-d from Page 1)
4H following o!Tir-rH were
elected: MrH. Ilotg.-p M. Uiron.
pr' sld-nl ; Mrs, Kvi-lyn li. Lymim.
frs vi-'" P"'ld n: : Mih7 l.esler
Htoddtird. second vlco president:
.Mrs. Walt-T A. Ilcaa, sceiflary:
tbs lli l:lah, two counties in'Art-
(xona, one in Idaho and one In Ore
1 son.
."I'.ir tim
GRAND JURY
REFUSES TO
INDICT TRIO
(Continued from Pago 1)
junlil tile mystery id eiilii-ely -eii-ar.
'ii up was indicated hy .Mrs. .Me-
riierwon s attorneyn and hy.llie-dls.
receive siieii cvi.ici.ee as .irn. .ie- 1
J'herKon. iiilglil.Higiinii,huiJ4.jili.Luie itebeknlr lodge aiid the UiUoii
llO.'atiWIS'WHry'tliHiCTW-l
.twyTUfTTfr'r. - "
The ' cvu.igellsru ariorlieys. inl
i.ir staljement, nnuouni'vuU-LliutJ
tin. "close of the grand Jury inlesll-I
i0, 0niy marked tile close of the
ii, Hi phusc or the search for"' her I
kidnaper... which would, result in
1 1,,, capture ut t.te i..uiiHtci t.ti. i
(i.
conclusive..- deiiioiisUittlon of
ne
conspiracy -nirnlfist lh)3 good
Avomuu. ' ' - '
Still After OrinWoii
Kroin MIstrlcL' Attorney K.-yes
eaim; the .stalemeiil that his 'ifl'lce.
would llol let up 111 its efforts to
i-olve the mystery until Kenneth (I.
Ormiston, former radio opeiator al
Allgelus Temple and said lo be ill
New York, returned here foruuis
tlonint,'. Ormiston In a idler to
Kvvi.s frined the dlstrocl alto..
ney that he was alraid he couldn't
ubllgc him.
Following the stateuieiits from
Anvi.h.H Tcllinle 1111.1 the dlsll'iet
attorney's office It was learned lasl
night thai 14 of the 17 liiemb. is oi
(tie grand Jury hud refused lo vol"
for kidnaping Indi. tinenls. Two of
the three Jurors who voted to In
dict were rcpurled to have done so .
merely to keep, the ease up.-n for.
posotble further dcvelopinrnls.
ai n:x in roi;n,AM
IHillTI.ANh, Oi e..-' .tidy 21 (AT)
Sixte'-n nieiubiTH of the AmhtI
cfin AsHueiatbin of I tail way Ad
vertlKlncr Ap-nls arrived In I'nrt
liind today and will r-niiiln hi
tMi irun until Siiturdjiy, Keltin
Urst htmd Inforinniron on
soureefl. tudust rb-s itnd sei-nle' nl -triM'llonx,
Thiirwbiy Hie parly will
tin. verse the Mount I load bni
highway. Friday they will k" t'"
Asiorla anl the ncriin' braehci-.
Stilurday they will visit (.onevb-w,
Wush., und proceed to 1'iwt
Sound.
A CONSCIENCE1
FIRMS DISPLAY r
VALtJED RELICS
; '.;. ,
(Continued from riiRO 1)
I'Oinuiimity. exhibition. . There, lire
Unlocks nd powder .' horna 4 hut
were brought ucrosa the .plains
after the Civil wur, nntive wen
pons 11111I liiKeniciim makeshifts that
tell of pioneer conflicts with the
Indiana, sotivcniorq frotn the hut
tleflclds or Kritnee, ' nnii examples
of the latest word in defense wea-
ui'i! rxijriMrd' to Uv at the Itls'i
school al T:;HI a'cloi'U.
Tim pnjjrmH Htory Ik In puiitu-
mine, depleted and explained by.u,
'proKieutor; ' ' ' "
i l-'lrst of I lie nine episodes Is
hom the colonial period, and Is
sponsored by Hit: I (teal chapter of
the l. A. It." The second, showing
the Lew Ik K Clark epeditluii, is
ynder tin iiiKplees of the Klks.
I i ne hip ii a tie is perioti nas neen
worked out with the Odd Fellows
arid the .Moose jointly ' sponsoring.
( The Grand Army of the Itepub
lle, assisted by thy Kagles lodge,
lias fostered the depleting of the
Civil war story. The period of
the surveyors Is under the direc
tion of the I'tirkdale club.
. ciiief .itKM-phv rit
t Chief Joseph's part In the 1 1 In
to ry of the Wallowa and
counties, a special episode written '
riii.iii,,. ...i...iip.!-.
.u. i.e.- "J ... ... '" .
liroilueer and ilir.-eU.r, l sponsor-
e.l l.y Hie I'nii.ll eutinly eliunil.er the In.liiHlrl.il i-JKl llial "the con
i of eoiiiinereo uml the Knlfc-lits of ' . aremloniil fu-ht to nl.1 the fnriner
k'uluuibUa.. r, : I
'I nllea fpunish ...War- .Velenins
have lookeii auei rne pn imiaiiou
,.r the episode depleting tile Hian- I
ish-Ainerieaii war. I
j.Mrs. Lydia-Urandy, who came to
fircgon. a girl of is, on 'the lourlh
of .Inly til' years ago,. Jias been
ere.l .by ine pioneers, assis.en i.y
of eoinjiierel!. . .-.
.ru ,tucrlcnn le gion, the Na-
tlonal (luaids and the Salvation
Army unite' us sponsors of the
World war 'episode, which coll-
eludes I lies -spectacle; i ' j
. ' l!y rendition of period songs, the
churns cements the scenes , and
helps lo interpret them. The chor- '
isters were assembled by.tlio Alon- io tiie republican party of the na
di.y Musical club, M rs. Ji. 'I...- Itlcli-.. lion."
hrdson, the, . I'nioti conuticrclal . ' .' '.
eluli-1111(1 other organizations , as- I'Ol ll III'IIT M'.AU IIAKKIt
elsllng iHth the ilrfsentatlon of lho kaki:u, Ore, July '.'1. (Al')
laigeani. 1 ; ' ' I l'our persons were Injured tasl
' ' '-' t ' '. ' ' night wlien nn automobile went
l-'l,Vt:il MAHHII::i 1 ov.t a ?. root, emlinknicnt on the
l.OH ANtl.JCI.IOS-; Caplain t.ow- ' nuitcr-Hlchland highway and roll
ell 11. Smith, "round the world Pd into Powder river. The Injured
river," vvas' ninrrled herd "yesttr- ,V(ro i)r ani jra. (;, w. Marshull.
day to Airs. Madeline .". Slmintin;- 0f linker; Mrs. Kmma llobcrts,
ton, of l.os Angeles. No airplane enyon City, ai.d .1. I'. Pluniiett.
w edding tour, however. The couple MrB Huberts wiw taken to -.i local
left ror .Honolulu by boat. liospltal with a broken collar bone.
Shp Finds His Master Again
j ; i " r : V""1 1 " I
Hhfp, pood iWturM An nho n abovp. i "fipriiMr from tb Print tm'
Honif nt rolorrto Springs, i.'olo.. rocrmly heaun he ran mrrmn th
nrnrer tid. Th prinirrn In thr home took un funrt nd HhippM him
to ank Morrow (aiiovt, his owner, at GreenttIK n. C Union trainmen
ail along the rout rave Php m hlpinc htrxj. an? njw hf'a a mascot of
, th? GrenytUt TyVnin.
" EA" GRANDE EVENytCf OftSKflVEJi
EAST SUFFERS
(lly Tlie Associate! ri-cw) '
Kuf.ternt'ra mopped Uu-lr brows
und BcowU-a Into' tlw wont 'today,
l-'or out of tho wcHt hud rolltd
the sumiuor's grcutrst heat wave.
But uppcullnpr ffloncca of hopii
were turned to tho west, too, for
relief from the humid heat wea
ehcdulcd to como from the same
source. ,
IMvith List Swelled. ' !
As the heat mounled, prostni
tlona were reported and the ltt
of drownings Indirectly altrlbul
able to tho weuther which cau8.J
a general rush to hike, und sou
shore, mounted 'steudlly.
Hhowera were reported ut Gal
veston. Hault. St. Marie. OulU'.h
and St. 1'uul. Although' high tern
FROMWARMTH
perutures continued yesterday f ruuuy men any nine
throughout the central valley and lans from I'ocute o ran Into
upper lake region, reaching loo : trL'tch f frci,j oil this morn
degrees In Iowa and Nebrasku.J. mi cro forced to break
signs of relief v.ero apparent- to- j (otmlott. 'i hey will proceed,
clay. Minnesota. Iowa. Nebraska url)Y 1H ' own dlscie-
and Coloiado were reported ' cool- arriving In La Oraiido b
er with Indications eNlstlng that a,a lwu3 tlllB uftemoon .und
tho cool wuve will spread rapidly livening.
eastwurd, . i 1'ocalello, although no format
Helirf PrtMlk'ted j Invitation has been dispatched, U
Khowers wen, predicted for thol expected to Join tho bidders for
sweltering eastern- states tonight ot'xt 'cur 8 convention,
and resulting cooler weather was) Miuiy Seek OomuiiUott.
promised for tomorrow. Victoria, H. C, Sulem. Kugene
Temperatures- which yeslerd'iy ; and lAwlston hhvo registered their
nussed s decrees In portions- of j Invitations In udvunce. Hpokun,
Pennsylvania. New Kngland and
New York were expected
be
generally surpassed "today.
( New Kngluiid seemed uniformly
in the grip of the houl wave, mid
New York state bade fair to prove
a lusty rival for high honors.
FARM HELP
PREDICTED
BYOHIOAN
(Continued Prom Psg 1.
. 1 liMiiiinilliitr ' "I'cullulllic .lusliee"
rnr ii... Anieilenn fnriner before
I lie lows repnl.llenii convention, j
Unlini'Daii W. Turner, or CornliiB. lora-j""P" "'" ,L " ."e....
i t.iu L..i-nW'of Hie u.iuul fmnlle rush al Hie
porary- chairman.
"".
l.i to 'tin. "proleeteil rej:ion.s 01 .
had just beirun."
Smith W. Urookliurt. IllsurKent
lormer i . r. seiia.or who unrai
Senat or I'll mill Ins Tor the Hcnator-
lal noiulnation. . was recommended
to the voters. Senator Cummlna
was praised, while (lie "failure of
president Coolldire to espouse tbn.(!,.0rgu if. lllrnlo Is offering In
cause -of the agricultural states.
Turner said; ."-was regarded piore
"In sorrow than in anger."
..: Sn" Coolklge OlMlumte
"II It bard to b'elleve." Turner
declared In referring to tile presi
dent, "that lie will rem illi obdur-
'ato.lnUio. faw otui.tit;liiivl.
llower.Mr, .we w-lll continue WHh-
uur-resource s to hiittle for recog-
ultiQii.of the principle. Hint Injus-
tr,. in one section will Inovllably
bring disaster lb all."
'The fight 'for economic . justice
for tho fanner, he declared, should
'be made a v'"'ty matter, win. low-i
hiking up the "cudgels In this fight
' v& m i mm
VXD X-- '
REALTORS
TO ARRIVE
f t HERE TODAY
' (Continued fiom Pg 1) .
thero this evening, a comtultteo
of Pendleton reultora acting aa
hoMtfl under direction of W. .1.
MorrlBou.
.No Word IYohi Uotmli.
'No definite word hua been ro
celved from W. K. Porah, United
Htutes senutor from Idaho, who ik
scheduled to ajpear on tho open
ing day prog rum. I. W, Htodduid,
president of tho llolse board,
wired Zimmerman this morning
thut ho wus unable to reach tho
senutor, und would consult Clyde
U row n, lduho vicu president of tho
northwest ussuetutlon, this eve
ning. Tho ueeretury said ho fourod
tiie senator might not reuch iduhu
in time to fill the engagement.
Bo run wua In li corgi a. last week,
und no annuunucment bus beeii
niudo of his return to liolse.
Tho Idaho curuvun. including
It la Indicated, may ulso get into
. thu ;rlvulry,
The competition for tho succeed
ing convention usually shuke up
somo 'lively ilitlcs during tho
sessions. KIccllon of officers sel
dom arouses anywhere near the
Interest, delegates of other yeucj
declare. ,
lichen nllutis ' Numerous.
Two hundred fifty, reservations
are now on record.- That Is dou
ble tho udvunce registration ot
Helllnghum, Wush., last year.
Zlmmcrmiin said this morning.
MKvery(hlng Is lu splendid
shupe' hu obsiirvefl." "Indeed, I
! Hon't know when Hie preimniloiy
work Una pn.BresseU In finer
. ,., u.iii.
in. I.. I.... ... ....
Jntriea for tho nnnilul flve-inl.l-
1 ulo talk cup content are llHle.l
j'from I'ocatello, . LtoiHe. . Nuinpn,
! Hnoknn... H e n I I I llelll.ieMlti.il.
llOI.un, . ,l Kutfene. .Several
uthers are expected to line up
before: Wednesday, vveulng, which
j3 dm mlt for entrance. . , .
, , ' Clip o i:.lill)itlili.
I , Tho handsome silver cup thai.
the name of l.a Orunde was
placed on exhibition In the noutb
windows of the l.a tlrande In
vestment company's building t IiIh
morning, ft hiV b'en pronounced
one of, the bent looking eupn of
fvred ;clnce'. the contest wmh vvk
inntcd',, with the .qreunlvutlon l
.i-ara.'hlf".'' " ','.". '.T .-' . ' ' . ...
r The old country club golf courHO
ltu been ; undergoing Improve
nunts for n couple or week In
anticipation of - tin tournament
that l one of the entertainment
feature of the land ienH gath
crliiff. The J,add estate trophy Ih
ready for the winner. .-
; scleral tiolfcrs Entered.
J'nul' Hheddlor, vice prettldent of
tins Northwest oUHOclation from
WuthlnBton, is bno- of the entrantn.
Home ot her prominent memberH
are ready registered tor the tour
nament Include C. M. Cryor, presi
dent of the HpokAiie board; Phillip
YVW; KrV preHldeiit of the I'ort
Innd board; V. Norton, n-pre-senting
tal)h I). Lloyd who recent
ly purchased three million dollars
worth or Portland properly; Hub
ert V. (irlnnell, ptiL president ot
the Hpoknno bourd, and V, 1!.
dowbray, of Anitenndit, Alont,, one
of the directors or tho tiSMOciatloh.
(Juesl. badges entitling the hold
ers to sit In on all meetings of the
convention have been mulled to
I he contributor to the convention
fund and lo tho incmbern of tin
principal committees. The bndg'-s
do not admit the war'TH to the
banquet, however, Ioeal persona
who wish to attend the affair mu.st
miik1 n'Semitlons wll h either 1.1.
A. Iirnhnm or Kaymoad O, WIII
hituen before Id a. in. Krlday, It
was announced tht;t murnlng.
Thr president's bull Krlday eve
ning Is open to members of the
local committee, their husband!!
and wives, and to all realtors lu
the community,' 1
Mor t'nrS Ninib-d.
Korly more cars are needed lo
complete. Ihe number required to
take the visitors to Wallowa take
wonderlttnil Sunday morning for
a trout breukf.ist and enterialn-nu-nl
to bc provided by the. Wal
lowa county folk. V. C, I'erklnfl,
v?hefou
.mi in:4i,'iii is i'ittci;i.is
wl.eth.-r you ci.plttillK' II at tl."
aeanhore, )(. rnoilulalllH, the
woods, or In (he iulet privacy or
your own home. Our efricl.-ii'.
ehli uprucllc method nniihlca you
lo enjoy the hlcKslnpi of health i
s herever you may I.-. j
W'luU It has done for others it i
will do for- you.
Natural Methods only. ,
. Ml. J. K WOODKI.li
Clilro.ni''tle ami I JtnHln-rn.
to Houunrr Hl.lg.
riwue 4t7.V
Uuurs: I A. M. lo i 1', M.
,r'
WOMEN REQUEST
STATEMENT FROM
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
KAHT NOItTHKIKlJ), Mass.
July 21. Al- A formal deelara
llnn by President Coolldge on lio
status of enforcement of the pro
hibition law to protect the reputa
tion of the U. H., especially In Hie
foreign mbslon rleldu, was asked
last night by delegates of the Wo
men's lntcrdemiinlnutlon I'oretn
Mission conference on tho cvo of
their departure for home toduy.
"In view of ho clchteenth
amendment to ' our constitution"
man adopted resolution "we urge
a clear, strong statement from our
president us to the possibility of
enforcing luw bo ted on the con
stitution and tho wllllngncKri of
determination of our government
to correct tho Impression which Is
being given to the nation und the
world that this republic Is power
less to enforce Its righteous laws."
Tho l&UU delegates, representing
ten denominations of the eastern
stales voted unanimously fur tho
adoption. . '
BORAH SCORED
BY EDWARDS
(Contlnueil From Paco 1.)
propoiran.la . iitlhereK to rael )
places the one who Isaac nn.l al
voeatea II, In u nilllincatloulnl
clasH. To proclalul Ilia uuauullij
principle of conjilllullou Kovern
nielli ami lo hIioo IiIh arrow'H oT
blicgte.l poison. Mr. Itorali choae
territory which liarbora n people
who have, openly 1111.I riuKi'unlly
niillllletl two ainen TineiitH o lluJ
leKlalntur.'. or the past Iiu yearn, l.r
couine the tliNtliiKtilHhc'l lilahoan
lucli'ully avolUeil any refer,. nee to
tho' ronrleeulh ' ami fifteenth
llllien.llllentH 'hceaiiye ho Uuow'a
Unit by chainploniiiB the enforce.
nielit. of llleHe lwu lllllellUlllelltH he
would be Iruinpintf on iitiKhtyUun
fteroUH Ki'ound."
Hints or rrcMlcc lss
Heiiatur 1'Jdwarila concluded ' by
nio'Ihk that tho Jiialio Henalor l.y
lila "InlainoiKi llalllmoro '.wul'
trade some few weeka airo and hill
AiiKltxta, leor(,'la uilcry iiialieH . It
daiiKeroimly Itiipi-olmbli! If not
uhaulutely liupuHMlble for llllll to
recover Hlirrtclent preHlli;e lo be
come a aerloiiH eoiile.ider ror Ihe
honors which. Mr. l'oollds;e. now
holds." . ..
ll(HMi:itNiS IN SC1IOOI,
H.U'llA.M KNTll If the appllea
llon of .lack A. Holer, Is acted up
on Pnvorably California school
boys may soon be wizards with the
chairman of the trniuqiorla-tlon
committee, sliiles. I'ersoiiH who
will volunteer the use of their au
tomobiles are requested to -notify
Mr; I'erklns.
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Some more just ar
rived! Canvas Shoes
and Oxfords, rubber
soles
59c and
69c
New York Store
Destroyers of High Prices.
gag
DRUGSTORE
A New
Tooth I'owder-
KLENZO
Magnesia
Dental
Powder
23c
-1 colli M-rftlly.
A tii'u-, illKllnel fliivur lint
h popular uilh ivci ylnnly.
M it u n c h I a In Mnfrirl"iii
r tin nt My Iti IK-Itt nill. im-K'h
Of (lit; IllDiHh. N
ti:v IT.
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande, Oregon
boomerang. J I offer has applied
for a certificate ns teucher of
nrchery, fencing- and r tho po of
tho boomerang.
Recommend Salem Man
To Succeed McFa viand
HAbKM. Ore, July 21 (AP),
K. M, Crolsun, Balem pioneer nnd
old ' wurhorso republican of this
section of tho Wlllnmotto willey,
has received tho Joint recommenda
tion of l 8. Kcnators Mc.Vary und
Stanfleld for appointment as col
lector of customn for this district
in infl liif l,trlitnil ' He.
! eohHeil ef Pnrtltind. aeeordlilir to
a telegnnn received from Senator
McNury by his brother John H.
McNary, of this city. '.
(itt.wi: .si:itvici:s
1IeiUleiu rllea for Mrs. Maiy
Klluibeth Tuckey, who died here
July IS, will ho, hi Id at the Kiave 111
the Masonic, cemetery nt a p. in.,
'
Obituary
Thunly.'th6;-Kanl..n. Stura of , , , , bouy..,m, ,, ,
Hope chapter ofrieiutlns. , , . ,,,
, , , .. , , , Male al t he SnodRrnsa & Zlnliuer-l-'ranlc
Tunkey, the , dece.leiit'h ;
Hon. accompanied by lila wife, will'"'"" '-''"1'e' awalllnK Uielr conUni,.
$1 Holeproof
-lliii price you like lo pay when you know the vnliio Is
llieiu... A woiitleiTuI lino ol vulurs to cliot.su from.."
Art & Baby Shop
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PETER B. KYNE'S
"The . ,
Shamrock Handicap
A racing drama of Erin's Isle and California.
Coming
SATURDAY ONLY
Brought Back by Papular Demand.
"Behind The Front"
,..',- ' 'With',;.., ;.. . '..J.,.--:-Wallace
Beery and Ray round Halton
In ' l I -
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Bitter, mean tasting medicine it was but not
half as bitter as the lesson the Wise Guy
learned from a beautiful woman.
There arc moments of drama in this great
picture that will live on with the most precious
moments in your life.
fl TT) FfylNK UOVD
With
MARY JAMES
ASTOR KIRKWOOD
Directed by Frank Lloyd
The man who pave you ''Winds of Chance,"
'The Sea Hawk'' and other big successes. ......
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