La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 10, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTuesdayAiignst 10, 1926 WL GRANDF 'KVKNTNO observer Pare Fiv Lcal News In Brief Uz-k , t i COMING KVEMT8 . Sept. 2J, 1, 24, .nil 5 Ulllua . county alr .1 fctula. Ore. IVrw from icalllc C. II. llaWu. of Hi-iitl Wuah. Is transac'tlAi?' liliiliit-BS 111 I. a (.Irutidc. '- v . -.i ..... lU'lunl front I'ciMllcton ., Miss Ila.vl. Ileal : ami Jlira IIvii Carbine rt'i ii 111 L-tl lo I.a Unttidc Issl night uflci'ii fe w days lu ren dition vlsitlilB friends. .,.'.- , Mrs. Nclll Is Home -y : Mr. Nt!llh Ni lll. principal of Itiveria school, In home from lfortland, where site spent n niolili vjsltlaK Imr spun. : ' To "IJtfin on. IUisIiicsn j Mrs. Mary Waller went to Elgin i$i business this jnornlnir. Shu will return lo her lioute heru litis eve. il'iitK. ' .', ' : rr. '.-.' lid to llalm-s ' ', , I Vincent McKweil relumed lo his. llonie near, llalni-a tills morning ii'r vltdlittK-ln i.u Ciramlo l'or sev eral days with friends. , . ijoiiic from I'ortHliid 1 I-:. Jlrrzliwr rcturni-U tu. La Uranus mis nioriu:it,r irom j un- -h...... vniuui i.v iho'.- fi rlous Illness of his brother a- fuv tliiyt ago. licliiriUHl lo.llonic MIhs Uorolhy Muse of Wallowa, l- lt;i.H rcttnin-d lo her. MUlllll tl I """ '"" "r ikvo weeus. 4inls al lliudsliaw Home : j v .1. .. t.. .. II. n ,.. ii. an !.. - ,,,.". homo of Hrs S O. lt...Ush . M hs . V , ' Hume liom Wlllla Wnlln i Mrs. II. II. Money has ridirned lo her home, hire from Walla Wu'lhi, Wash., win re she has been' vlsHliig her .mother lor the past two ;wecks. " ' To Wallowfi'lJikf 'tfir Tlslt - j son. l-'loyd ..i 1, ... rii..,, mium..J tlirnuirli . " i'arllon. issed Ihrough the elty til (s morninir on their .way .: t-..il.... r,.,m Iv'riiiiela. WlieTC lliev iiiakeilhelr heme. They will t il "t l'l' . : ; Hen- I MM. r l.itst niciit ' Mr is. S. T. MulilnsonJtmls fchll ili-eli. Mai.lii'le all aild IHHHJ.V.J l'"ll " . ..." ,...!.! l i s." to ini .c ii"'"" r I'VK npnilnj: ..Iter ";"'". In; l.a '"'WHHlUt- -ftS lioiu., ?f j Ji.SrrlT':., - .'ilni. h summer at, .Wallowa, htke. I , iMiss L"inley wart the gucit of the m ii , 7?rV VrV ut..'- '-layton Ooodman -family . and -Mr, ' Mr. and Mrs. .1. J. I arr ,in pl.ni , . .,,,.i" hit. In plug lo ii-ave 'riim-Miliiv for 1". ens-. i w.,1, w h ihev will be , ' r """' ""' Mrs. I'urr relurned only a tew- days aso from I'orllanil, where she ..-.pent several weeks. n To Wii'k.s inn Ina '( Mi-h l-IUKeiii- Slxby and hiiiEhlers. I'leii and Kvelyii. I wo I'.'.l' Ihey will spenrl tile lliyil IWO " -i.-eKO on all oui lag ii ip. 1IMIIIIS calvno n.r.- Mr. and Mrs. Shirlelg h I ucker . ' J' ' " from and l-onabl are In the ci y fro n Mtilhi'itr and will lie Iter eral days visiting Mr. !riiita, Mr. and Mrs.- I I'lielter'S son. VMIctl I'lirenls Hi lii-' . ' ' 1. . Mrs. Harold WeVJe'iind baiift, Coidun. tiiilrin il to their' home nl' i-hllei prise this tiiot'ningviHer vlslt Ing'ln Iji (irande ror a few days with Mrs. Wilde's parenls, Mr. anil Mrr. I., llariiek. Thcv were ac companied home by Mrs. Wade's Utile niece. Viola Itogcu, who will visit al enterprise until Hine f"r Value First For Fall . i In Tans, Drowns and Greys $20.95 to 552.13 ' ' Clothes of Quality Clint's Clothiery "The Kioto with ODaKtouoe" MF.N'M AMI IIIIYS . oirri-irrtits MiGhaels -Stern is school lo start, when 1ic (Mil rc : turn to her home here. ' , III llaker m Rtisinn ' c'. rioyd McKcnnun Is In linker on uuaincsa litis week. Vl.-dllnir In I ' Miss ncta Meyer, of Pumpkin I lildtrc. I -vlHiln friend., and rela- lives In La Orandc. for a few days. Hero from Mine Jlr. and Mrs. Kobbs are vjsltlne here, at the home of Mrs. V. M. Allstolt. They havo been inuktng Ihelr homo ut l.lmc. ' ' To Make IIoiih- In Humane) . Mr. and Mrs. Will Orton left Saturday night for Portland where, they, will make their home. , Kxpeted Home Toinortu Mrs. Martin Kltzxoruld Is 01 pt.'utcd home tomorrow from Port land where she hus been in the To 'Kcimiwick- '; :'; .r-f l.ou .Stoop 'rottirnd njonii lim from KcuntwIcLc, 'Wash., Vhoro: has beon on Tiiil -cBfiito- busi ness, Ue drove io'tho.Wiwi.lnyton1 town ycalorduy. ;' ;1 , . .. ' , VMiliu (n C'ily- . . ; !, - Afrrf. Olive Ashrt orili' la yJsltlntr -ue city ut i ho... home of. her grandmother, Mn. . l.;Ulchurd son- Hho v yamo-j to-l.IH.-: Omndo j fro in lialier , : ... (olnj; to Iowa r Mr. and MrR. J4 R AHticrHOn, Hnd Davenport, lowu. aet , summer sojourn on the . coast.'- They . are making the .trip In a house car, to visit lu-uuvt. Mrs. H. Leonard wall in I.a Cirunde this inornlnr pn hir way ( w, vl!di' rpla. j Ives for about a! el: or tci days, Mrs.' Leonard's inulr, Cal.'i ' . ' honleMs lii Uuns- t . . . : ;icto for rmieral ;-Li.' , .... Mrs. Joo Oliver has as her.houso jruesis iter consin.s ICdgar Munn. of. Lewlston, Ida... and Mt, . ind Mrs. Oscar Munn,, or Seattle, Washington. They are .hero tor hn riini.i.ul nl in.. Ir IIITIIIT. .IlLIUCS ioert Munn. . AtlciulI lliiycrs Wk" ' Mr. and Mrs,.!.., H. Norton been since lust Wednesday, vtdllnir relalives and attendlni; buyers week. t......' A .1 il.'.i . T . Mii.s..b:anelle.Lemiey.. or-hf' iow,-wus liwi.ltt ..b . .. Il0 ft1.r spnj "" ' .'.' " V - . " '" T......l. IMiuin. in Portland .Miss Maurln". liarhart, daugh ter.of Mr., alid Mrs. OeOrge Kar hurl", arrived here last week for nn extendi d visit with, her parents. Minn Karharl Is a: former si udeht of the 1,1 Orande hlgli tfchook.rUio ..;lhu ben; leaching 'duiielng', Ih j Vl-liiim si-w llerc ; ' .: I tR 1M '. I'lirler r ,. ml Mrs. T.'-S.. farter and ehlldren and . Mr. andf Mr. Oeorgo u...(.i .him nl Klko. Nevada. T,ng Mr. Carter's F- i " N. It. Wood. They will ,o vslt "'r- Vliriern iu.u... .-. I "-.II nuimi . Mr. and Mrs. A1 Colo left y terdoy for Pendleton and from there will return lo their homo In I'ortlund, after visiting here at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. I'r'ank 1'lkc. While here Mr. and Mrs. Cole visit ed Wallowa bike. They wero much Impressed wilh tho scenery there. fUdiiniinx llonm to fe. C Mr.l. A. H. Hoilnger left I.a (irnndu ycslerdtty for her home In Kansas lily artt r' visiting h-ro for r,.w ilnvs al the home of her nephew, (I. L. Pulton. Mrs. Bolln Iger has been In the northwest for .sometime. At TarollliC. Wash., she visited Mr. Dutton parent ror several days. Will Uoltlc. Merc Mr. ond Mrs. Wnily Stewart ar rived today troin PorMund to make their future home in La Hrande. Mr. Stewart will, bo fountain man for Jess Tryon at the Imperial poolroom. He returned only re cently rrom'a tour of California as lyric tenor, and has nbo been broadcasting vocal programs' from alallo'n KOIN at Portland. On llcturn Visit To Oregon Mr. nnd Mr. A. H. Wrdhoff. formerly of l'endb ton. arrived thin morning from their homo In Chi cago. They ure en route to J s. nit. where they will visit at the !i,i,.e' of Ihelr son-in-law und daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Anoh Jen nlngs, for two weeks. 1-u. flrando has Improved In every direction since Ihey were here lo years ago, I he visitors Sold toduy. Home lo KnUTprlx Mrs. Chllda Hanson arrived here this morning en route lo .Knlcr prlse. Mrs. Hanson has been. vWl lug her duughter, 3r. Max Oom merman at Colrax, Wash... for the past month. Mr. ami llrs. tlum inerman formerly lived at Ki Icrprlec and have many friends thele. Tcaclies. SchoW At Samp Miss Itujh Cllmorc was. Ih the ,.n this murnlns eh route to L'n- lerorlse whero she -will villi her part-nla, Mr. and Mrx II. K. Oll inore until tliu-i lor Btliool tu ujicu- Mia Ollmore i a teaehor In the crade schools at Nampa. Ida. Hho Just returned from a trip to Pasa dena;. Cal... where, she, vlaltcd rela tives and friends and will upend the remainder of her vacation with her parents in Wallowa county. IVahjr Sun Illed Mr. and Mrs. W. ' M. BurlelRli paused through the elty this niorn Inr :accoiiipanyln;f the . body of llielr uaky son, J nines Hurry, to Knicrprlif 'r burial. Mr. and Mrs. KurleUti tool; llio llltlo boy to Portland some time y'aBO for medical treatment. .Ho dlea yes.. lcrd"y rl-rn 111 l; Vincent's JPJ "' ''" ..Z'Zt uneral services will bo loinurruw ut enterprise, MEEKER IN v - LA GRANDE DURING DAY . (Conlloucd from raise. 1). - kqr, they stopped 'at . Hoi like where Mr, Meeker spoke, briefly, ifr. Maue slept 'at I ho sai)atorluiu lust night ;lhe second tlino sintv he left New Tork ho lias restod in a "regular bed." ho declared. Mr. Meeker has slopped several times at hotols durtnpf the trip. - I'remrlnK I'or Wn' Issnaniw -The purpose' of the Journey Is to pave the way for t)io Issuance of O.uoo.uoo .half-dollar ' coins, me inorials of tlie'Old' Oregon Trail. They wilt bo l-eady for the associa tion to distribute, to banks' over the nation about the last of. this month and will- reach the public through cooperation i by.-' civic or ganlzal ions. -..TNie v col ns, aul hor- i'zed at the last session, of con gress, were designed by James Fraser and his wife, .Laura (laidliit l-'raser. This In the. first time -in history .that .a man and wire have collaborafed in making up a coin. Both .lira lit the top in their worii and In the east the coin has been called the most beautiful ever Is sued by the U. S. government. The half dollnrn will retail at one Hol lar, "the extra 60 tentii.golng Inlo thi coffers' of tile association for futuro .work nlong the highway from North I'laltc, Nebr.- tu Sen slde. Ore. ' -' ' - ''li HulM Motnimenl.". Tart uf thu sum will bo used by the nssoeiatlon ' to further mark the trail, to erect sullablo iniiiiu menis neorby the sites of histor ical forts; etc. , and to lesiore the Wtilininn Mission In Hie county .ol Walla Wolla. Washington. Mr. .Meeker and Mr. Mil no have had several Interesting experiences along the trail. In Wyoming they negotiated the fiimous South Tnss at a lime wiien mountain warned I hem Ihey w ould be un able to )nake II." The old flivver carried bn. however, and . took them safely en to . their dcitlm tlo'n. - ' , Mr. flecker is the only survivor of 111" band of pioneers wiiolll he nccomimnfed .wwt with,, oxen Ih 1SS2, his first (rip, ovor the trail . u.jtt.l .iiiniililill. Trlu. - . '''Ox-leilii waioKii u 'HMm two' utn-ei' year-s In . troll trips -In ttmii and .1 ROT ml Ml.' 19 1 : !' drove the highway in on ntitomo-Wle- 'iiml in --t!'.'4 flew -over Hie I rail wilh Lieut, . 'ifikley lielley. This year's trip is his second aulo moliile Hrek. ' ' ' ' Mr; Meeker is Intietter hesllh This week than ho lias been since lie . started from" New York.' "Mr. Miiuc hys.'lieen '. with ' him con stantly excepting, during, a. short lime (ln . Idaho when-Mr. Meeker wetil ahead -tthlle allcnllon whs being ;-glvep. "the curi Ml'. Mnue rejoined him slibrlly rjrierwards. , mi;i;ki:ii at hot i.aki; ,; HOT . LAKH, Auc. ill'. (Special) .-Perhaps -the inosl..toucJilng rind InlerrsilnB addre's 'iver gtM'A b'--. fore th pcopl of Hot ltke and i Id nil y w as heard lust evening when lir. W. T.: Phy Introduced his lireloni rrlend. Kara Meeker, lo, the uudleiice. wlilch. hcardv no doubt- Hi oldest man that ' bed ever nddressetl them. The stlbslunce of his address Is its follows: "I am glad lo ce so ninny ladles here. I cannot say enough. I can not clearly express - my ap preciation for the ladles, and par ticularly those who endured the expert-nee of the. Old Oregon Trail. The American people will never realize the heroism and the unselfish devotion of the ladles of tho pioneer days. Tho English luntrunce Is not adequate to cx- nress whal should be said of tliein. ' As 1 came nlong llils llin (uiv sixth trip over the trail) raw more vividly the dlfrlculty and think now moro and more of what a measure,- of endurance thuse first trips were." ,. Tells of I'lrsl .loonier. Meeker told of the Journey le re wilh bis wife nnd small bube, 71 l ears ago! told or their I ravel ing through the Mississippi vl. ley to the unknown bus .i" procure a noiue on h" " bind. They felt as pilgrims nnd thos who dedicated thu A'liinttc coast must have fell, as they reached the mild climate of the lands on the I'aclflc coast. "I think now that nlnc-tcnlhs of those that, went over the Ore gon Trail, if they' had realised vividly what was bi-roro, litem, vbuld not have gone. Only lo think of II! Hud they known Hat out of the Sll.lMlO that start ed across the -Missouri river of Ihal year. nearly five thou sand He buVled In unknown graves! Out nf in- company. I" or more died In ono dsy und two nights during- un epidemic of cholera. And I doubt lo tills day whether they were nil burled. Sever Sick l utll "5. "I can say ror myself Unit I did nut suffer as the. others did. aside from seeing them suffer. lj was misi my nm i'i"iij -fore I knew what a. slek bid meant. Hut. we should take cog nizance of the result of that mi gration. We have now to strive uermunrntly to mark the old track I'l e .way -that It should be a monument for tvir and a day. T met a great statesman. lr--idm'. lloosevrlt, directly after I left here In I3"7. and 'iplsln d lo him what we want. d. 'i'h'.n 1 thought; and 1 still think, thai tho greatest inoliiinient I hat could be erected would lie a national high way .and so wo have hi riven for thnl ns w ell as for I he lesser w ork of n.oniimeula. It seems that year by yiar there has come to Im a gr titer Interest and now 1 here' are ul ou'.. lull reul'.e markers and i.ionumenls al jn? the whole leagtti ef the trail ,if .2IH' miles.' Mint I struck I la- malcll thai slaiici! the work., but others have takeu II up and have gone beyond my own dreams arm my own efloiiH, anil the movement Is gathering force. Coi-Hii-ntliiii OrgiinlM-il "To continue the i, work and perpclmilir II, wtr llnve organized a corporation liuoan an the Ore gon Trull Memorial Corponitluii, Inc.. Ill Neiv Vork, wiileh was or gr.nlr.ed by men 'priiiniileii only by ultrillstlc inolivra. So I went down as president of yiat coiporatlon to Washington clly.lhl last win ter and afler n little-over three monlhs. the' bill was passed, all thorixlng the lasuc1 of six million fiflv-ecnl niece memorials or Hie Oregon Trail Menioiial. It final ly passed both houses, in the race of active opposition by Hie secre tary of the treasury. rreiildent Coolidge promptly signed the bill. . At this point, Mr. Meeker open ed a volume of his book, "Kale M 1 1 1 li il 1 1, a llonianee of the Old Oregon Trull," sliowin-t as it showing as a front Ispleee a pic ture Of President Coolidge shak ing liumls wilh him immediately after the passage of the bill. In Which Meeker kail taken aucll a vital Interest. "The fifly-cent pieces lire really legal tender. The only distinction Is that they have designs on liom sides.. On one side. Is the-ple-turo of the covered wagon, or prairie schooner, w.hlcii-ls Hie em blem of the advance of elvlllxa tlon to the I'acllle. On the otli 'i' side Is the figure of an Iplllan with 'uphold hands, as . I hough he would slay I lit! ntlvam:i! of civil ' tttii.'ii. "The women will be Inleresle 1 lo know- Hint one side was de signed by il woman, Mis. l-'raser. a glMed sculptor of New Vork. and the oilier side by her hus band. Funds Neciletl. "Tin- problem now Is lo secure hinds lo enny on the work. One of our objects Is In restore the Whitman Mission as II was In tK74 iMTorc tile lll.lNt-aere. vill reslore Hie vlllncc as 11 was 'Hv,.inK wheal: Mlnm-soln condl in Ihal day. so that It will ''";on li per eenl; forecast sl.oti! tlnrn .is long as the nail. in does. , n,1(,. N(11.Ul ,,lUlll ;, n ntitt in cniiciusitiii, .... i" ' spoke briefly of 11"' advance or selene ' 1 ' "i.l I1S17- Washlnrlnn his birth on I leccniher lltere was f.ot a mile In lite lililed Stales, there were some llh, 1X3-1 : i- rallr.it. i all hough miles of 1 1-11,1 W It V I t,!- u-iiH during lb", .idlillnlstralioii or (bne.iil .laei si.n. lie ah.o spoke of Hie p'-ii-ti. l-i" which i'live lieen gran!, il women during whal lias been el most a c iliary or bin lifetime. WILL ATTEND . .I li1 1U llAlf?.'l'I'ir v-. u. """" fV-nnlliiti. d K'nim race i.)' ,1,1, ",, le will no from' linker, which Is also pari of till" union. I 'h,. lottriiatneiil Is usually Item Miss Anderson, who has been . n,,. spring bill had to be posl acllve In rhrlstlali Ktnlcnvor work ,n,., a later dal" tills year, here, will be on the conference Ta-, -w,. nljvsys like in pay at Wal eully.r She Is sehcdiileil lo teaeli In m .Wiilla,(' Hie golf club svcrelary Hie ' missionary depart men!. I'on- n-ntjifk,-!!, "because 'lltere is such ference classes will lie Item miiumk the morning sessions, aim uie in- lion, sm ll as I wlniliilng and oilier siimia. Vesper services nil'l noil rire iiieeling will be a pari or I In ormrraiiL ror lite evening. .Illlge JJieOn IMIO.ier, j,.,,,. presblenl ami vice presoiein ... i. Northwestern national I'ortlund. will be lltere I,,ik. vnr and address Hie conference. All oilier stale nrfleers will probably be i" alleudanee al.ri. I 'a nl brown, Piui.:e nasi seere- tary, who lias just relitrne.i trout the Interililional I'. K. eonvenliiill held lit London, will attend uie eonrereiiee und give a report or Uie world convenl Ion. . Miss Klaino Cooper, of Portland, vice-president of the liilernational I'ltlon. who also intended the London meeting, will attend the slale con ference. The Inlernatioltal con vention was held last monlll Itt-i-UI'-fW I)rivr ylimlrrs knoL-klnf?? JU'iir them TI111M I'liswrnnir i'n ryllnUciH. It's my knn"H. Old-Timer Cit. O. C. Apple.itP. pioneer Or Ron rei;Mnt. vill tnke prt in th celebration t KuBen. )r., thl ummpr marking Ih npnlnjt ff t Soulhprn PaciHc nHvviiy new cut off line V'twrn Hum Tnim-teco and Port land. rpt. AmI,,jraiv iwki five In'lUn lipi'je"( nrl n a mrn bor of Ih; Klanutlh ji.'I M'.iJvc trlbf I i AH! NOW FOR Sim- Hint v( Kue lt i-olui . ln ul t'liniTuii Scudli'uin, lr. H. coiiHular orriilnt, and his briil hiiiIUU us It cruKHi-d llulr pnth In front, jif HI. JanitH rhurcli, Hrlntol, Kncland, tht rcWy pct'HitKlnff ,iro(Mlfyrhnu and n Unix and liafipy lift) for the newlyweds; Sed- cllcum married MIhs Iris liavles, daughter of Sir (leorfce I'avles; C3Rj1 N CROP OUTLOOK IS IMPROVING (Continued from Tage 1) Peaches C:l,(iiM),illll wilh 4 fi. ti'mi.ixi. euntpared The cbtidilioas on Allgusl I lu- Ilea prod.tcllon (la thousands or bushels) ror oilier clops Inellld- 7 (i r. ; - Snlilh liakola 'ill and la. Mil N j.. tv;;!ili. bbtlio 1(2 Mi and ' . - -1""1'"- . ' ' . ' " nfu Mno PA'Tir.It "v. """J ' TRI-CITY PLAY IN; WALLA WALLA (iinndy KollLTa wilt compi-t w irh ilayi rs I'niMi linker,, i'l iitll" - lrl,on, and Wt.na ..WnMa l annual. Iri-c.iy totirnuiiieni on .MVC, NVtvlljl Wall!. evtirtte net., '!:!- j .cdiirles, 1,1. Reynolds ainioiiiie led I Ills iilornlag. Aeeepliinee has beerr senl III response lo Hie Invl- hilieli or I he Walla Walla Country "..i.,! lb. he tthld. a w'oliiler 111 cours lltere. . . 1 : 'v( ROyal Ncijflll)OI' 1 i I' I j ., t ailipS 10 MmSOIKIilie ; I Island Clly I OllMll lllil 1 IOII OI IIU' IHIllll'l "? ,. ul uuyKi jn, igniiors wiui me , cli-i. n.l- camp Is lu lake plac at a Joint cling of the memla Wednesday evening at the I will Seventeen members of the Island ( :ly unit, will lie received. Mrs. ( 14,1011, oracle, w ill preside for )(. fusl 1 lute.-since Iter leiuril tulll ( a II I or Ilia. Attempt To Kill Irak Prenncr llnsiieccsslul' , . HAOIJAI,). Irak, Aint. 1". Al') Tin- premier of Irak. Sir Abdul Molthson lti Al Ha'llollll Is in Hie i'T,:"rr..'f..J.?,,,l t.is"ii're by a cnsloms clerk named lllinl. I'l-elnler .Molthson was stuslieil across the cheek, foreheud and lishl arm with u ra.or. lie. la pro Klcsslni: satlsritctorlly. 1 11ml was arrested. The alljek Is altrilitlled to II fltlteie.i irilevilitee. STAR TODAY AND WEDNESDAY The Riding Ace Jack Hoxie ' IN "Looking for Trouble" A rousing melodrama of the Far West, with thrilling scenes that make an hour's splendid' entertainment, with the brilliant support of "Scout," the marvelous horse. COMEDY "THERE SHE GOES" . : STARTING THURSDAY TOM MIX GOOD LUCK Forest Fire Ncarinar Mill Near Klamath KLAMATH l-'AI.LH. Ore. Aug. 10. (AP) I'llllneil liy a perslslent wind, a forest lire within four miles uf this city .was this after noon resisting all erroiis to cheek II anil was spreading toward tho l''A"mond nilll a small (peri.llon '" '"" "" """. im- '"v ber company. More Hum 2HI men employed .by. Hie Klamath. , forest prolecllct: asHotialioil llavn lieen tillable lo cheek It. The fire lias suddenly s.v.ept to covtr a Itl-inile front, a report at l:4u Hits afternoon declared. FOUR STATES VOTING TODAY . (Continued frbm Page I).. :ans one being former Senator liiniies Hick, of Akron. Willis' ,, was regarded as ccr- lain by republican lenders- . ,e (Itmernor A. V. Iiotleltny was .., peeled (o be lite vliior over Ihrei aspirants tor (he ilemocrallc gu 1,,.1'itiitin'liit iintiilna Hon. seven ii men. i repiibiiennH and rive demoerals. aspire in- lie lleiiienttnt governor. Itrge-rields likewise seek nomination to oilier slale orrlees, Noutlnei's Tor con gress. . the leglslalure and county orrlees also were being voted on. A constitutional ametiiiiueni wnicii j would pernill. benefllled proiierty 10 ne assess, , 1 101 11111110v.111.111n. nlli'tielisl Utile ut I.IK Ion. . . I.nlllt..,,! ,,rni.xi..u ut,l l,le Hill, Inlcrcat la Hie primary linn lieen jNliiKKbdi and predleled a light ' " ' ",,.;,," '.n, ," ',,, u,. II,,... u.,1,1 ( , ,-r Interesl 111 Arkansas" 1""'" nmry .,.,; , ', ..nntur. lul nomlnnllnn, (im-crnm Tom J. TtdiI Ih oppose! hy John K. Miir lliii'iiu, JiiiIk'i' oT l'uluHkl i-lninccry cnnrl. Tli. y wiiiroil a hllh-r i - hiii - piilnn. 11m: Kov.-rnor rliHtKtnrf thin Jutlim Maill.H'iui .In. i. It to i-ww. whll tin- Jii)k- iM i iiHi d tin Kov - criMir of ii I tu si ni; IiIh powrp In Ih- Huliitf Hi'rrcl piiroli'H to comicl. Th( Nclmiplui pi-lmnry Wits re- arde,i h- poinit odors I merely the opelitmr or Hie rail elee-' Hon campaign hetween Hi" Mc- .m,. rt llryan fona s for con- lm r ,. 8,, udlllllllHtrallou. 1 . , , , i LICENSE . NOT GRANTED TO MR. DEMTSEY CC'orilh n iftl front l'nge 1) t tul '-nl ti nln I cvpoMllinn, rrniiiotor Uunnls of 1'hMadclphla assured Itlekurd today that Hie l out would bo welcome In Phila delphia if r-tihci' Liempsey or Tunney wero rufused a Ituensc lu fight In New York. ' The coiiimltlco grunted a license fo' Tunney, -Colonel I'lielnn to ri'intcr Btati' menl Indicated that a way might be. found lo stage' the right In New Vork after all, lie aald that Hie committor's. Investigation hud revealed that boinpsey had accept. ed the challenge to fight Wills hut Hist the terms under which. the right wus to oe nciu were hoi In compliance with Ilin New Vork alhlctlc commission rules. .. Asked specifically how Ik-nipsey could gel a license, Colonel I'ho li.ii replied: "My complying Willi tho rule." lie refused lo amplify his sltilomeiit nt that time. " SITUATION IS INTENSE . IN MEXICO - (Continued from Pairs 1) Ihelr hnnies ml Iter limn go to the churches, which, are In tho hands of municipally' appointed commit tees, because. : tin y do nov desire even tacitly lo recognlKe the uuth orlty or these eoiitinltlees. . Ml HI'.l'OItT IHIK PAUL SMITH'S i N. Y., Aug. 10. f. VP) President Coolidge dots not understand Hint Ambassador Shef field, the American representative in Mexico will have any direct re ports to make on Ills return to this country tills summer, beyond those lit: has already made, or making In the ordinary dlschirgo of his dut ies.,, ,,. . ';.; As a mutter or fact, It. waa said at lite execullvu orrictis today Mr. tioollilge has no direct or definite Inl'ormnllon Hint Mr, Sheffield Ih coming to tills counlry tills sum- mer but ho lias assumed the am bassador would return for u,, vtalt, us Is the custom of many of tin' diplomatic representatives at thin season of the year. Wild her ,ho Will wish to visit the summer white hotiso here Mr. Coolldgo has not heard. As for some published --reports tiial president Coolldgu has recent ly held a. telephone, conversation on Moxlcun uuesuons with Presl dent Cttllea of that country. It was said, of course, Mr. Coolldgo liatl had 'no direct cominunlciillon-wilh .Mr. I'll lb s. 1 . ; , ; Notes are sent by the stale, do otirtment from Hum to (lino to Mexico City, It wus wild, but Hit president has no information as (o any that may have been sent in inc iliiuudiiite Panl. Mr. Coolidge, It was added, lias given directions ror a general policy In reference to the land iiuesllon lltat arc in coiibince wilh Hie agreements en tered Into by I he I'. S. and Mexico. r'rom tlmu' to tlmo as conditions tirise. II was explained notes nn 'l ' uccordalie.. i Willi i the policy. ,11 Was llltlli-inetL. linn, ue: ".; " - pai'tment. ilii'l ' liol 'Inl'ol'llted ' the tcxeenllve 'Ol in-es'-roT' 'tiiry..-. i--riii eoiiiiiiuulcatloi liowevcr. . ... . (Jiandc RoihIc in 1852 Remembered by Meeker (Continued fioni rage 1) ' uf the nroceeds from which are to ,,.(.fj n,e iiiovemenl. and told 1()lV )R, lm(J yicio.-u to udvlcn tp , ft uv siory. so 111111 11 'would be sure lo sell Calvin Cool- ... ... . I. ...I pigo's name aim pieuiro uau um, t aa ,- al ( ,.. on 111" rronllHpleco to m.,.,.nMi lite appeal lo prospective eiisloiners. .'. I "(tut 11 you reany wain uie ,e-i ilnrr or (he oxiiodlllon. you'll find It. lit 'A llllsyi Life'," lie conHdcd aricr 111" llteellng. Ncbon rrclilcs. ' ,,.,.,... . in,.(.(llnir th trull iri.H,i.nfB litnllunl Hppccli Klwootl llWmiam mnjf tho iiIoihht onK , from, Uit, ,,lMlor,. Hip.-nnl. "Tlw. , i .llwl'-ii-LlJ,i. ' ' - ' JJ-Sffr I ' Holeproof Hosiery The hose without n flaw. Once worn ulways desired. $1.00 ': 1.B5 ,-' $1.93 ' $2.23 - A.rt & Baby Shop lll;.MSITI( IIIMi ARCADE TONIGHT ONLY "Pals First" A First National Picture From the novel by Francis Terry Elliot . Mvith .:(nmn LLOYD Ht'GIIES and DOLORES DEL RIO Comedy and ' WEDNESDAY ONLY "RACING BLOOD" ; A steeplechase sensation with Anne Cornwall and Aobcrt Agnew. . ; IIVKII C.1M Mora Now It . - j 1 101 AiUnw Ate. La Uraade, Or, WOMEN'S : Pumps Women's patent, low heel pumps, lizard trimmed, latest styles sizes 2V1 to 8."' ; '.' '' Spirit, of America." ., Mrs. lister , Stoddard pluycd Hie aeeoiupaiil--nient. , , -. ; .. ,., . -,' Artec ho meeting, Mr. .Meeker,.' accompanied liy Wultnr .Meacham, of linker and representatives from the commerce chamber, visited the banks to arrange for tho dlstrlbu-:. Hon of trull coins In 1a Orandc. They ought to bo ready by Aug. 20, and hero by tho first of Sep tember, he estlntnled upon receipt of a dispatch from the cnpitol to day... , , AUTO PLUNGE FATAL TO TWO (Continued from Pace 1) 'a teihpt to i-escue tlto ! woman seeli ,, pinned . undernentll the blazing machine. The gas tank spilt op-; en, deluged tho overturned car. with: gasoline nnd it waa .jlmpos-. slblc to go near .thu machine ai-r. though every effort was Ihndn to., ; It Is lieltevetl that thc-lwo wo-, men. who were week end visitors-, at Itoseburg. wero on ihelr way. homo lo Dundee, near Newburg; Marks on Hie highway show Hint lite car ran off the pavement at a sharp angle, plunged over aJnrgo ielephonc pole that lay oil tlin ground, went down n sloping bank . for nliout 75 feet and then went over lite cliff on a drop ot nliout 40 feet going, clear over. tint rail-1 road trncka nnd crashing bottom; up on tho.rur.sldo of tho right o( way.. Mlsa Wcthcrc. was evident-., .ly thrown from the car 'as It went over tho cliff.- e - We Buy lor Less ,Vc Sell lorLejiSt, .. 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