La Grande evening observer., July 22, 1926, Image 5

.Thursday, July 22, 1926.
EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Five
Local News In Brief
COMING EVEHT8
July 22, 23, 2-1 Contention Of
Northwest Ileal Ksiato o
: Hatlnn In La Gnmln,
Inly 2II-24 Historical paflraiit
"Spirit of Amorkth"
Bcpu 22, 2.1, 2-1, and ll.v TJntoa
county fair at Klgtn, Ore,
yoar. TIo moved away from there
;ln 1307. , . .
I
To Maker tliis Morning
i" W. A. .('OK-ffPshalt wont tn Baker
on thlH morning's train ami will be
there until tomorrow. Ills hoim Is
In I 'on land. .,
v Her on IliisiiiesA
Wtliam Hollons, formerly auper
W lntemlnt of tlie second divUlon of
. O.-W. horn out, now- of Port
- land, arrived In iho city tliU morn
l ing on a short buslnosH trip.
' Had Ont' rat km
Mrs, Charlos lMnqua ' underwent
t nit operation ut Hot l.ako uana
torlum yesterday. IIir father, Mr.
Oliver, went thoro to visit her to
day. :
To i:nterprlM on lliisliuss
Mrs. II. M. J'otti-r wim in l.a
Orando this morning on her wuy
lo Knterprlue on buslncKd. Mrx,
I'otter recently returned from
l''Urida when nho Hpmt the wln
l r. Shu ht'oniuo ill ut Maker,
wlhlo en route to 1'ortland and
wuh compelled to remain in', the
hospital there for nine weeks.
Krnm Knterprtst! she will return to
Portland.
Parker (.nests lxvue
Six guests at Iho A. I.. Parker
home took their departure this
morning. They wero Mr. und Mm.
i" K. Oit and baby son, (lay ,uae,
of Pendleton, and Mr. and Mm. J.
W. DeWltt and Bon, Dale, who are
en route to Spokane from a two
months visit in Ohio and Missouri.
Mr. and Mm. Parker are parenlH
of Mrs. Ott and Mrs. JeVilt.
MsitliiK In Portland .
Mra. .11. l'J.,Swan, of r.a Ornmln, .lor
In visiting In Portland with Ik
parents, Sho left here last Fri
day. . .
Attended. naiiKblerV Murriaj;i
Mrs. O. K, Hilverthom returned
to her homo hero this morning
from Portland, where she has been
the past month with her
i;iuls Wwk'M' Vfcit llw
Mrs, J. I. Van Overn concluded
a week'M visit here at tho I. M.
lloyt home this morning and re
turned to Portland, . where she
lives.
ilnuxhter, Miss Marjorle Silvor
thorn, who was married July 10 to
Archibald JlotKford Clark, of Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. Clurk left Port
ami, by aulo, Hhorty after the cere
mony for a wedding trip through
t'unada.
1V Visit in Portland
Mrs. George Karhart. accompan
' led by her little daughter. Mar
garet Ann, went to 1'ortland this
morning to visit another daughter
and other relatives.
To Visit parents-
Mlm Melva Utile, of Ontario,
was In tho city this morning on
her way to Kntorprlse, whore she
will visit her parunts for about a
month.
To Visit at KnUrprlwrw
Mrs. H. 10. Culltnoh of Meridian.
Idaho, was tn l.a Orando this
morning on her way to Knterprlse,
'where she will visit frlenda for a
few days.
T-eft tills Morning
After viniting hero and nt Jo
seph for tho past three weeks Mrs.
Klla Foster returned lo Parma,
Idaho where she makes her home
this morning. She was tho guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Claude Si
mon while in l.a Grunde. Mrs,
Kosler formerly lived at Joseph,
but moved to Parma, because the
altitude at Joseph was too high fur
her.
dwindled away until he couldn't
sell a lot. Worst of nil, the banks
ibat held the mortgages decided
then was only ono thing to do,
anil that to foreclose.
Still believing, tho dreamer of a
city talked that decision out of
t heir heads. If t hey foreclosed,
both of them would lose, he said.
Ho was obligated to go abend by
tho people who hud purchased lota
through faith in his idea. Interest
ed, hut only half convinced, tho
bankers granted him a Utile long
er. And during that reprieve, he
applied tho hard work I hat. Joined
with faith, made the bleu n suc
cess.
Tuilay Culver f'lly Ih a prosper
ous municipality. Tho l.os ' An-geb-s-tu-oeean
trafiio helps It
thrive. The Mclro-doldwyii-Muy-
t. (Veil de Mllle and Hal Itoach
motion picture studios contribute
lo lis opulence, lis resident-owned
homes attest the sincerity of Us
founder.
And Culver City and Culver him
self tire all the testimony the
world needs on tho workableness
of the golden . rule when the
worker believes In It.
S-51 In Dry Dock at Last
News of The Pacific '
Northwest in Brief
(Continued Prom Page 1.)
CorvulllH, Albany, Salem, Spring
field nd Cottage. Orovo, all to
tuko part la a war sceno of Duster
Kcatou'H new production, "Tho
General." Tho citizen soldiers will
bo outfitted In Civil war uniforms
at Cottage drove, and will camp
ut Culp creek, 110 miles up Itow
river, where tho scene is to be
filmed for tho movie.
Truck Driver Killed
By Freight Locomotive
(Continued From Page I.)
Take Churn to Seaside
Mrs. Will Slegrlst- accompanied
In r datiL'liLer. Judy, and niece.
Sally, to Seaside this morning for,,lon a Murrlll walked to the front
an online of three weeks. . Jiiilviof t-uek. The. next time he
and with this noise he probably
did not hear the approaching en
gine.
A. J. Smith was with him at the
time of the accident, but lid not
sec him struck. Mr. Smith's car
was standing ut tho back of the
truck looking In the other dinc-
and Sally are dancing partners und
great chums.
To Make Homo With Viiclr
Gilbert und Zella Smith parsed
Hi rough the city this morning on
their way. to Knterprlse, whoru
;t
their uncle, Hob Itrock. The chll
dren came from Indianapolis, Indiana.
looked iho man was laying several
feet up the track und dead.
Meek llrokrn
His neck was broken, his skull
fractured and his left arm broken
besides several bruises, when lie
Was pli'lu-d up. Iepuly Coroner
hey will nuvke ..their, home with- ''olsom- i Mimiillii ,-couiily wns
, . .'. t. i. rn. ' eitlleD ihLT .Hhtu-fit rihi.-cii'.iiSVif.
Hohm-nkamp ambulance and Hie
body was brought to l.a Giande,
where it Is at the Ilohm nlumip
chapel today.
The ib ad man's wife and her fa
Iher. of Ontario, und his father
SAI.EM. Ore., July 22. Justice
of the Peace lltazler Small, for
the Salem district, announced to
day that u bill is being formulated
for Introduction In the ne.t legis
lature to replace justices of the
;eace in all county seat towns in
the ntalo, with district judges, such
as now are elected lu l'urtlund.
SAHKM, Ore., July 22. WlUlnm
S. 1 covens, state prohibition com
mlHHtoner, left for Portland today
to be present this afternoon In
'IHrliyW"''Bii ' 1l
1 JK
An cie of the sea, mariners term tho salvage of the. V. S. .
submarine S-r.l, .which sank off Hiock Island, U. J., Must fall,
carrying ult hut three of tho crew to death. It grounded on
Man o' War rock, Kast Hlver, New York, whilo being towed to
tl'.tv Hrooklyn navy yard, and it hours of heartbreaking effort,
wero required to get it off. . Photo shows It In dry dock, sup
ported by pontoons, the half-masted flag on the conning tower,
with the dock crew-ready to drain tho water and open the ship,
to 'examination, - ,- ' , W
definite outlined work and money
for its support was embodied in
the president's address.
"Groat progress has been made
In tine k'.t deealo in overcoming
projudlco age last our vocation and
in IICMng stundnrda of our hu Alness
towurd professional recognition.
We must Increase, rather than les
sen the standards of uur p rotes
Hams, of Portland, credential;
II. A. M. Hnnnur; of Seattle, nom
inations; I CMrGnwan, of Poea
tello. resolutionst Wilford John
won, of Malm Kulls, . attendance;
II. J. C, Wiilnn, of. Portland, K.
II. Snxon.i nf s .Ueilingham. and
l.loyd Ilansaker.j of;Kvprett, ser
geants,' ' ' .' i v. ' f '
Announcement that J. W. llarde-
sional pride, and Iho measure of j man. of lloiso, had been callei
BROOKHART v
ACCEPTED
BY IOWANS
(Continued from Tage 1)
(ration In connection with the
farm Issue eight resolutions re
ceived no such criticism. Only
one name was mentioned, Presi
dent Coolldge and It appeared in
tho resolution commending the ad
ministration for "Its wise eifioience
conduct of tho government in ac
cordance with ii publican prin
ciples.". . .. i . -
lbwdiillnn on Agriculture
The ri solution of agriculture
seated: "The republican party , of
municipal court ut the trial of,owll jH uuiled in its demand that
Jt. K Amy, a state prohibition 1 tlo republican policy of economic
agent who was found asleep on t0niiallty of American price level
lawn In a Portland residential dis
trict last night and arreMtod for
drunkenness.
for agricultural products above the
world price level Just as the pro
tective, tariff accomplishes that re.
Amy telephoned livens today gJt fop Iimnuf!L0Ured products,
that there was "nothing to It." I
AKTOrtfA. Ore.. July 22. Mro
broke out in the holdings of the
Green Mountain Tiuilx-r company
in southeastern Chit sop county
late yesterday und was still burn
ing unchecked today.
I-ast reports said the fire had
covered 1 CO acres, ti portion of
which was green timber, and that
the wind was carrying it deeper
into valuable tlmln.r.
UNION PERSONALS
To Visit at I'alnu'r JiuK'tinn
Mia. C. Mollstfd and lllile son,
furl, urriv.icl in Hie clly this
nioriilns from lvnilleton on tli.lr !ln'" f"'"- I'rotli. rs, Arlif, Ilillurt,
v. ly lo 1'aJinrr.. Junction vh ri "y "nd C ell, and sHl. r. Ava, of
I lor a month or . i ' - v.r.imtw mtiay.
Dii-y will
'inort.
AnivfNl iitu Totluv .
Mr. and lira. George Ilnrlln and
lif-lilifw, UnlP rieiliriokM, arrived
lu tlx- city today tioni Knit. Well
ington on thoir way 1 to Salt Lake
rity, rtah. Thty stopped In l.a
fjrnnde for a visit with Mrs. I!er
Mn'S sister, Mrs. W. 1'. Mohr, ul'
this clly.
The funeral lias been set for to
morrow afternoon at three o'clock
at Knterprlse.
GIVES RECIPE
FOR SUCCESS
(Continued fionv Page 1)
MCGKNi:. Ore., July 22.
through trains to be operated over
thn Southern Paelfio railway coin-
jiany s li-w 2 Mi-mile Natron cui
olT now ni-aring completion, will
be run as specials to carry delega
tions
Kalis,
I NIO.V, (Special) P. H. Con
ner relumed home Sunday evening
after a few days trip to Yakima.
; Seat Ho and Willamette valley
I points.
Hert Knight returned to Union
Kir it ' ''r',lay morning after a shurt busi
ness ti-ip to Portland.
G. 1.. iiess was injured last week
julien lie Ntaited lo get hfto an au
iimnoblle and fell. One rib was
; fractured. His condition is re-
of Urn Portland, Klamath P'Ticu io do i.euer ai pn sem.
Saei:imenlo and San Kran- -Mr. an.i .mis. i.yman nun,, in
Umatilla County Agent
Tenders Resignation
PKNIII.KTON, July 22 (AP).
Kred Hennion, for seven years
county agent of I'matllla county,
lias tendered his resignation in
order that he may accept the por
ition as leader of county agents
In Montana, with headquarters at
Hozernan.
Montana Commissioner
Victim of Accident
IIKI.KNA, Mont., July 22 (AP).
William A. Moore, chairman of
tho . board of commissioners of
Lewis and Clurk county, was kill
ed and Thomas Sillers and T. C.
Connery, the other two members
of the hoard were Injured, when
their nutoinohllo turned over
shortly after noon today on tho
Helena-Great Kails road. The In
jured men were taken to a hospi
tal at Craig.
Fish will not Idto during Rum
mer, winter, spring ntid autumn.
CITY'S KEY
IS GIVEN TO
VISITORS
(Continued from Pago 1)
our support In tho promotion of
our chosen business," ho said.
"Our Uadei-Hhip In the fight for
better recognition of real estate
as hii Investment and for better
luws,. to protect teal property
rights must remain with the pow
erful orgtinixulion din-clod by our
national lenders. On the other
hand, our state and regional as
sociations are Increasingly looked'
lo for field work in developing,
loeai nourus and for legislative
activities covering needed legal re
forms. W'o cannot hold compe
tent men as executive managei s
with salaries for high grade
clerks.
HccninmcitdntiniM
Hecotnmendatlons Included In
the report of T. W. Zimmerman,
secretary, who appearance on the
platform brought th grateful con
ventionern to their feet, wero for
the following measures:
A definite wotk program for
IH27. '
Tho maintenance of observers
at legislative sessions to encour
age beneficial legislation and ' to
oppose the harmful.
Tho procuring of legislation for
tho equitable distribution of . the
lax burden, so that real property
"the only kind tho ubscks-jI'
soems able lo locate" may not ,
continue to pay in excess of ;:0
per cent of the taxes. j
The sponsoring of uniform legis
lation in the matter of lax hills,
foreclosures of mortgages and ai ,
automobile code for the western
states. j
Vke Presidents lienor! j
Short Informal reports on the
state work were given . by Clyde
J. Itrown, of Holse, for Idaho; f..
W. Trultt, of Ho.emnn, Mont., for!
W. W. Iluntzberger, who was not
present ; Will 11. Hoss, of Porr
lund, for Oregon; J, V. Allon, of
Vancouver, for 11. H. lludd, who
Is expected from tho sumo city,
and Paul Schcdler, of SpokaiiD,
for Washington.
Kaeh vice president announced
tho meeting of delegates from his
slates, which, beginning at 2::;o
o'clock, will compose the greater
part of the afternoon session.
Ford SMnks for llorali.
James Ford, secretary of thn
Spokane chamber of commerce,
substituting for Senator W. 1!.
Itorah, or Idaho, who was de
tained In the east and will not .In
here in lime for the convention,
addressed tho general meeting In
the main auditorium -at 1:4ft this
afternoon.
The following appoint men ts to
convention committees were read
to the delegates just before the
noon recess: Theodore G. Wil-
t'rom the mornlntf cession by word
that his mother died since he left
her a day or two ago, was given
tho assembly by H. H. It rune. The
president requested' Hruee and
Paul Schedler to draft an expres
sion nf sympathy from the meeting.
I Obituary I
:
Tiir.ooom: kixkiut,
t'NION, '(flporlnl) Theodore
Kockrltn. nn bkwI citizen of Un
ion, died at Ills homo tn North Un
ion Saturday, llo wan 117 yonra. 7
montlm and 7 dnys old. Ho had
been a resident of I'nlon for tho
pattt 38 yearn unci for tho pant 2G
years had boon a mom her of tho
Woodmen of tho World lodR-o. lie
leaves; to mourn hU.-loss two
daiiKbt'ors nnd one son,- besides a
number, of other relatives and
friends. , , -
The funeral1 was, hold Monday at
SO STORE W.
Store Ko. 13 '
I ID I Adanu Ave.' L tirnmle. On.
Poh Fancy
Prints
The new material
best suited for porch
and street dress and
children's wear; new
patterns, good assort
ment of colors. Priced
low at
, 89c : '
2:30 o'clock at tho rresbyterlan
church. Tho Woodmen . of the
World had chargo of the services'
ai 'the grave, .. ; ... . , ; , i
cisrn chambers of commerce tn
Ihe TralUto-ltail eelehriLtlon here J
Grande, wi
C
Mel
re dlnitt
;iy home
guests at tlie
Friday eve-
August I it-20.
Prohi Administrator
Of 2 States on Grill
(Continued from Tare 1)
same qucBllons, that he has fin
ally hud lliH auswel-H nilineoraph
ed. Now lie enn receive elwht or
nine reporters Himultan ou.sly, and
and "exelu-
At liaker Ttxlay
Mm. II. W. Thompson and
duuifMer.. Itertha, went to Ilaker (tlvn to each a neat
oil this mornlnB's train where they Hive, lu your territory" Interview en
ore vlsittni,' today. They will re- whatever line of success talk his
turn home this evenlnB accompan-I first question sucR. sts he is asslcn-
led by Ada and Marie Thompson, ed to pet
who have been
of this week.
visitliiK there all
To lUitln this Morning
Miss Orpba Harnes, of KllKcno.
who Is spendlnK her vacation in
Oils part of the slate visiting rela
tives, went to Elgin on this mom
Init's train to be with her parents
several days before returnlnB to
KuKeno next week. .She has been
viHillnir here nt the homo of her
sister, Mrs. R. P. Wells.
I pliohN (inlricn Hule
Hut aside from the fact that Ihe
founder of Culver City Kives It.
there is nothlntr new or en Hsht
enintf In his advice.
Any average honest man be
lieves it pays to keep the golden
rule.
Culver believes 11 harder. That Is
all.
He believed it 11 years ajfo when
tho world war threatened him
wilh ruilure, and those who trusted
him, with loss anil disappointment.
He believes it now when he Is
district vice president of the Nu
To Vllt Dauithtor
M. L. Wilson, of rheonlx, Arl
zona, arrived here this mornlns on t0nal Association of Heal Kstate
his way to I'aradlse, in Wallowa boards, president of Ihe California
county, whero he will vislt his itr.i Kstato association, vice pre-
dauKhler, Mrs. Oscar llodner. En sj,iont of the l'acific-Kouthwest
route to Wallowa county Mr. Wll. Trust nnd Savlntrs bank, president
son slopped ut Hollywood and - Lo 0f tne Harry H. Culver Realty
Angeles, California. whero he pompjny. that 1 1.000 people bless
visited relatives. 11" formerly livi d ,,,,, benefactor of their homes.
In Wallowa county for uboul eight
SCHOL WIL
CAPS
In latest models and col
ors for men and young
men.
AT CLINrS
$1.43 to $3.45
Caps Of Quality
Clint's
Clothiery
Th Bttjr vlth a VaomAtoctf
Prom .mis to lln-ak Itule
Tlarry l. Culver does not often
talk of Culver City proud of it.
goodness yes. but enforcing a con
scious modesty that ho declares
will last at least until It grows to
special assistant lo the C K. At
torney general was connected with
the cnxe 1mL night. It Ih rumored
I hat she would present the evi
dence against Colonel Oreen lo the
grand Jury.
WAK1II-NOTON, July 22. (AP)
The prohibition authorities an
nounced here today they would
take no action against Ned Ore.en,
San Francisco administrator on
thn busts of the meagre, details of
his case so far received. There
was an Indication that the district
attorney and the department of
justice were anting iudep ndently
of the prohibition servlee.
NORTHWEST
DELEGATES
REGISTERED
(Continued from Page 1)
mug.
.Mrs. C. A. cjuinn, ltuth Conner,
Ola Koolt, .Miirjory Chlsliom und
Katllt-ryu Kfelblock returned Mon
day from Wallowa lake, where
th. y attended the Kpworlh League
iiiNiitiltlou held at that placo last
week.
Claude CndwHI is the proud
owner tr a im-w five passenger
Maxwell sedan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Donovan ami
daughters, J-Mmi and la, ret u ru
ed tn I'nlon Sunday evening alter
a ten days visit at Walla f Walla.
Washington. ' '.. ' '
If your ears am frozen, rub them
with snow before gultitr into a
warm room or near a fire. .
Life or Death
ance and real cstato comntlssion
r, rtr-nii rinlnoittlf! will
Moore, of Salem, insurance and I
reul estate commissioner, of Ore
gon, and his deputy W. A. Mullen;
W. A. Delzell, private secretary for
Governor Walter M. Fierce, of Sa
lem; A. II. IJarnhisel, pn-fddent of
thn Northwest Heal listnte associa
tion nnd K. T. Capener, Pacific
coast Joint stork land hank ap
praiser of Kilt Lake City.
John Marlels, of Portland. pat
president of the Portland realty
board and ltalph Kdmonds, of Ida
ho, big game hunter, who has
the population of Gu.etn) he wants I hunted all over the American eon
for it but Friday uflernoon.
the convention session, he ha pro
mised to break a rule that he has
n't violated for three years. . ,
lie was driving one day, he will
recall, heachward from Los An
geles on West Wahington boulc
'urd. Half wuy, where the boule
vard croNSfd the lnterurhan track
and forced u. triangle. Culver
Ktopped, gut out of his car und
looked around. I the barb y wav
ing about him ho suddenly saw
the site for a city that he would
build across the path of Los An
geles in Its progress toward the
sea. ,
Tho barley field, divided among
four owners, be could buy for
$370,000. He had C.oOQ and an
Idea, llut he persuaded the hold
ers to sell it to him, paying cash,
he. says, all but $3Ch,0mv. Thn r'Rt
was covered by mortgages. An In
vestment company arranged to
finance the building of honit s.
Then the world war cam'. j
First thn lnvestin',ot company i
tlnent, were scheduled ' to arrive
this afternoon.
All of the vice presidents. K. It.
r.Ufld, of Vancouver, H. C; Paul
Schedler, Hpokmik, Wash,'; Clyde
J. Ilrown, of-Hoiw, Ida, and Will
K. Itoss, of Portland, Ore., were
present wltii the exception of W.
W. Huntsbrger of Great Fnlls,
Mont L. W. Trultt, of Uogcman,
Mout., Is bfo In tho plane of Mr.
Huntsberger. Mr. Trultt H a di
rector of the uJtsorlu.t Ion, besides
being a. mal estate broker and a
farmer on the side. A. A. Smith,
attorney of llak-r, abn) arrival
this mornlrtg for tho meeting'. '
William K. Hcrren. of Waterloo,1
Town, national dln-ctor ot cjtlen
slon. Is also hern for the mtlnr. ,
He appears on tomorrow's conven-1
tlon program. I
Today's mwlon will close with '
the president's reception und ball (
this evening at 0 o'clock at tho
Klks' ball room, lo whkh all its-1
itlng faltora and their wives und :
all rorumlttM) merotiers nnd their'
r,?$i IT
Will tho words that tho Mon
ographer, In the foreground, is
taking down nave the dapper
youni; rnun lu the background
from the (rallows or seul his
doom? Tim dapper younjr man
Is Martin Durkln, anil tho pic
ture shows him testifying In his
own defense ut bis murder trUl
In Phiearn
Ihe applause nieanl. for llovernor
Waller M. I'leree, whom, as pri-
vato senretary, he represented,
welcomed the delegates ami their
ladles, first to the stale of Oroiron,
anil then lo his excellency's home
town. - ' !
"(Mir pood (coventor Is .really
your side partners In real cslule."
Ihe speaker declared. "He IH
spending his life improving the ,
commodity that you are selling.;'
Delzell reapeil n hearty hand
when he added that tlovernor,
I'leree "would relieve the land of
some of the burdens of taxation. I
"R would he a selling card,
wouldn't It." he usked, "ir you
could say to your prospective;
huer, thut the land hero Is free
from taxes to support the slate'" i
lllll lis Key
The city's pride In extending.
hospitality lo nn organization such
a.i the northwest real estate n.s
soclallon was voiced by A. T. lllll.
president of the city commission.
As a tangible evidence of tho
freedom of tho city, thn rommls-t-loncr
presented President Ifcirn
hlsel with a 30-lnch key nnd a
gavel of mammoth proportions.
William Mlllcnr. the venerable
president of the entertaining board,
extended a welcome sincere and
direct from tho heart.
I'espil.. some milt, uiiiiu.. uiiu-n
referring to confusion that result
ed over a misunderstanding about
room reservations when the cara
van reached town from Pendle
ton last evening, "wc hope that
you will leave with a respectful
appreciation ot tho town, the coun
ty and tho slate."
Tells of Wonderland.
lie urged every visitor to remuln
for tho Hunday trip to Wallowa
lake country In which ho declared
I'nlon and Wallowa counties take
equal pride.
La (Inindo Is tho smallest city
numerically that ever undertook to
entertuln tho northwest realtors.
Harnhlsel said In response to Ih
welcomes, A thousand realtom
admire tho local prldo and the
nervo that prompted her to try It."
Tho association president thank
ed the chamber of commerce quar
tet and tho Pocatcllo girls for
their music, and reminded tho
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