La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 14, 1926, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, An trust II, 1020 tFage Eigti! LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEW Fall Hats 3-S : ', Fancy Bands , Fopular Styles and Colors. ' Men's Wear Money-Saving ' Cash , Store For Men ' Cor. Adams & Elm WS Q r mc nurcnes La Granders Will Attend C.E.Session Miss Hulda Anderson Is Named on Faculty for Leadership Conference at Turner. Wtl' N tile Seventh liltllinl Chris tian Kndcnvor Leadership training conference Ik lulu ut ( urner. Ore. Christian J-Indi nvor union, Jin J Mint Katheryn Mornn, vice iri-di-nt of tho Union, which , cmn it'ln s I'nlon, Wullown, 1 taker mid (irant counties are all planning to Of there. lteglstratlon thus fnr lndicute u good attendance according to word frnrn the. society headquart ers ut Cortland. Miss Mury Gully, of Kugeiie, Ih chairman of thy committee- mak ing plans for tin session. Tho liev. Walter !. Meyers, i' Ktigene, will I lie conference dean; I Villus C. Jlho 1 of Portland. Iiubiik bh manager and tn asure p; M Ih Vlohi Ogden, of I'ui-l lini'l, see rotary and regUirar: ), Gelger, otl'ortluud, iullli My manager. Mornings will be given to class work, for which the h-uders in ad dition to Miss Anderson, of la H.K.Wallis to Address Union Meet ALLIES TAKE IU PASS Island City Pastor Will Lead Baptists, . Metho dists and rresbytenans in Worship. Til-. IC-v. Ih.ll K. WillllH. im.Hlor uf thr lijlaiiij (.'My Cniiiiminily church, wlll'di'liVfr tint Hrrinull for AllB. 30 lo Ki il. i, one! I.ll (iinnili- j tin, ml., will lie: tin lic.v, mill Mm. "i'! '.vi'lllntf fl.TVlcc ut tliu Jiaplisl I'EIUNU. Auk. It (AD. lend ers of lllo ulllt'd forcin of .Mur nliiil Wu I'fl-l'u and C'lmns Tko l.ln lu lnn l toduy that they luid captured Nankow pnnn, tho k-y to tho position of Hi" Kuoiiiln. cliuu or natlonul urmlftf, ut Kul gun. Klug were belni; flown here In celebration. This 'Is tile flrnt succss scored by the allies of the deposed nient since I lie Kuomlnciiun troops were forced out of the . FIND ' IT -HERE 2"IT for Hilt cnlunia must be in by t:00 a. m. Koss liiilley, of lOugcnc; Mr. and Mm. - Illce, of I'oiilaud: and tin Itov. I'aul C. llro-.vii, of Los An geirs, who Is i'ucllie coast score- " "... j..-. Koruan ;t'00lU'l iiavu ' tho habit ,W sict pittg on railroad ties during Hot Huiiiiimr nlffhlH. 1 . '-'' W, H, Bohnenkanp Co. : '! ' FUNERAL DIRECTORS . . Fifth and Spring WHY PAY MORE? , Have Yourself Examined Before Vou Go On Your Vacation . Tlic vacution mchsuii is here. Don't jro away on your vncjition fcclino; tired and so run-down you Won't bo ublo to enjoy yourself. A vacation is not to build oneself up so much as it is to enjoy a change sec new people, sec new sights, get away from the routine fit home. ' You car) enjoy double pleasure from your vacation if you visit tho office of a competent Chiropractor ..before you ro away. Have him rive you a Neun . cul-oni'O-tor lending mid a few adjustments. Go uwhy fccllnjr fit artd ready to enjoy life to tho fullest. Thin office is equipped with the lemailtablo in strument known as tho Neilro-cal-om-c-ter, by which pressures, 'if any exist, in your spine are detected. Wlicn.'prossuros -exist adjustments relieve them. ; Give me an opportunity to DEMONSTRATE what Chiroprnctic can do for you. A;f. l. tribe, d. c. Pb. c. fUONtJ IIM-W . " fpHlnif UrjnhJMl.') New loir j llldg . Office iloura: 9 to 6; 7 to t nil inb'-r will he on tlm faculty and wvi-nil uthiTH will In; In uiti'iid anco. MIhh Hulda Anil'i'riuti, a punt Htat llfn work itoj-uHh Kii"'rln-j la ry. trndi-nt, and for H"Vnil yi-ai nnj (.;cn niton und" r Mr. flulhy'H arllvi- Hlalt; worker In 11m BociHy, ! iicllun In .rludluk' HU'linniliiu-, vol liaa tuM'ii appointed one of the,.y imt hi.s tiii and oiler Hporln, IcadetM In HIWi- windy and fhrlH- w U uiijuyeu durliif,' Mm; afler f In n Kndenvur phuiM ntid mel hodn. I huohh, Mrn, I. lluwHur. third Hlnte vice I i.;,U;h evi-iilu Hutu will In; an prealdent; MIik MM a Nfeden-r, i nil tvvm and a bonfire nieellnw, Mr. Ireawiirer of tho Clrmi'l" Jtoniej tru'.vn presidlntf. One nij,'ht will -' ' . . - j . H,,( uhIj. I'ui- HllintH. nrpavaPMBM.HMrMMiHHsiiBHa H hhIoiih of (he stalo cxcciil i ve ciMiiinl'lei! will bj hed during tile lalii-r part of the wei-k, wlin Jnde Jaeoli Kairhir, uf Tot'llund, presi dent, hi charge. 'I'll' odd I inir'tbiii Kndeavnr iron veu t Ion In London last mouth will la; reported by MIkk Kin hie Cooper, pf I'urtlund, and Secretary Mi-own, hut It of wnoiii wen- atten dants. ! miivi;i;k mi;i:h..s I A teHllinuillal llleettil will bi! Iiehi at the Kal Church ofChiiat- KiieiillMt Wediu-Hdiiy evening. f Tniyer meettnK nnd Itlble tndy aro ntinounced for H p. in. Vedui - dny ut tho Melhodlrst I'hurch Koulh. PHONE MAIN I0:J t'huriii Hunday it! N o'clock, ("on reationa of the MethodlKt, Itap tiat and rreabytcrlan chuixJu a will unite lor the ocv. vion. I'upUsl uiul ri'i-sliyU'ilaii At tnorninfr worsnip, liic I'rrn byteiiaim will have as ku.hIu In tlnir audltoiiuni the iiieinheiH ut the Uj;ptlHl church. The Itcv. (;i-oi'Kt Albert I'ollard, Ilaptl.st iiilniMlcr, will address them, u.sliig'. uH IiIh Hi'i-inuii theme, "Jlnvhi an OiiKhiiit Kxperienci' uf Chris!," MiHH UaiKy itobbii will sinj,- the' of fertory aolo. Knndny. Nelnjoi will be ut !f:4ti a. in. In each of the two liiureheH. MrllioilfM ChliiTli South "The Call of the l'ur;rotten .Man" will be the Hiibjeet uf tin; Kermon the Kev. J. A. It. ill. pamor, will preach at II o'clock Sunday morn Ink' al the Mel hodhtt chunii Mouth. The Hciiptlire text will b'-; "l!y their fruits ye nhnll know theiii." from Matthew VII. ill. Sunday miioul will b- at !': t5 n. capllul wiie last April. CAItI OF THANKS We wish to t-'xprusji ourapprccla tlon nd gratitude to our neigh bo rM for their ktndneKH. also to our nsulnst the troop nmny freJdH and tho Uyal Order i eninB -bufin- of BOOW(, on( Modern Woodmen Of America, for their sympathy. lovo and for the beautiful floral 1 Hie Ko. rn.i e..i 'lor,ninga durini, tll'j inuuiitainM to the north nnd weat. i ho center of their iln? belnff at Nankow paua, 26 miles from Pek ing. Their baso wiut ut Kulan, to tho rear, and close to the it obi desert. Tho nllbd troops, which un reported, to have broken tho cen ter of the Kuoiiiliichun line, are commanded personally by Wu 1 Vl-Kll. reuuted the mo.st cxuerl of ChlnuV military couimand'-i-H. I Chang To-Lin retired to Muk den, 1 Ih Manehurlun cii)lt'ol, leav ing the chief comninnd of their joined forces to Wu i'el-Fu, over lord of the central proineen, and IiIh aHMocialcH In deposing the former govern incut. death of our loved ' Itinera huHaud ond and futher. Mm. H. C. Montgomor-, Klulno Montgomery, Mr. CUnn. Mootgomer. Mm. 1. Jf. Ifasbrouck. MrH. K. H. Hoe. 8-M-ltp Carbonate of Copper and Bluo Stono In Hny quantity at Hllver- Ihojn-tyrlffb-t's family drug storo. 8-2-tf Practically all wbool books tiff ed In our l,a GntJide urhoobf urn now on Halo at SHverthorn Wiight'a family drug store. 8-U-tf (JAINES' CAR SEEN NEAR MURDER SrOT! (Continued from 1'flge J) Hemstitch plcaiirue, button holes, etc-. Nortou's Rldtl Hliop. 10-Htf Cast Orei wood avenue. "I next -iw II Lake way. (I)lrceled to show whore on a! in rip, Wur.ster put hi finder on aj Htirif fll"!v viinlu fnim tilii-rx tlio' bodv of Miss (lalnc. 11 2? vetir old KichardHon'H Hmlth Colb'g rTH.il-;. The luuiy- that Hlole watch and chAtu out uf Herbert Puttlson'a I coat at alore, had better return It ! hu they were Heeu. . . 6-8-J3-:it MEN OF EUGENE PROGRESSING IN HEARD ATTEMPTS i Ko!lo,ing Kpworlh l,i'an "rtlng, which MlartM at f p. m., a jireaelihig K",-vic(! will la pastor - delivering t he meaice. Spicfal iiiti.sie la promlHeil, iiui-li or t'lirlsl Heieiitlst The Hiibjeet for Ihe Mi-rvlce at II iu in.. Sunday will be "Soul." Sun day Kchool will be conducted at I': iii a. in. Chun h uf Cbii-t I Division of tin- klncdom of Ih'1 KldKM-:, Ore. Aug. M (.l'j.' lsrj,,-IUrH wni 1'"H, '' Pioneer modeH m o aipearln in ni'-n's class at its .seHn imull.-..i- , Kugenn today In preparation fm ,ous wUh M" K"Uu' tiiool the Trall-lu-llnll celcbnillon next ' "" " Mng at j: 1 r a. in. Thtiimluy and l-Vlday. and hiiii-i At morning worship, the Hub.I.cl ; bonnetH and long dresses make 'will be "Martin l.ullu-r and the lie quite a contrast to the modern fornmllon In Oerniany," the fourth jMlyles on tho streets. Tim whlak:-i'itt,!llu" l" K,v' t:- V. Dunn's crop, which l under way due lo'feiies on "The Pi lee of liellglous Ihe edict that. Kugeiie men miial l.lberly." obHcrvn the facial decoral Ion st yle j Senior ChriKtlan Kndi-avor will of the days uf MtJ, l showing eon-: meet ul 7 p. in. shlerable proirress since the Jus-1 The Itcv. U. W. Jones,, former I tlce "court" has been at work in 1 lms'or. will preach in the evcnlntr. Ihe bun) new district during the Tho sermon will have special In past week. Hom of t he ahtigjry , terest, since I lie speaker Is soon looking Hi co ft of business men artj. lo move his home v to Portland, now making u slightly belter np-'where he will take up u new pen in lice with furl her growth n rid ( branch of work, the. careful 1 rimming of export ' barbel h. iili an alder grove "It was about ' night of June 1 ii. VOH YOL'K CAlt. When-you brcuk your windshield Hldu gluaH, tuko your car to graduate was found j wJ,Pr0 " iM 1,0 l'rn'Pt'V " cor o'clock the P was iost irel.- hehi, the I Hug dark I had Jusl ttu neti on my lights. No lights were horning on the car, and J did not see uny one. In It." reetly fitted Non-Bhatler right price. with finest Belgium Pluto Glass at th 8-12-31 F? ft RATION-WOE (T JJ INSTITUTION- II , DEPARTMENT STORES 108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore. Service That Is Not "Sold " But Which Is Given! If all the 745 Stores of the Nation-wide institution of which tin's Store is a part, were placed under ont roof what a tremendous single establishment it would bel And yet, you and all the customers of this single Store now enjoy here all the advantages of such an establishment. Out of the buying power of this great family of Stores you enjoy cvery-day savings which, would be impossible were the orders we arc constantly placing with manufacturers just ordinary in size. .' Not only do our eiioimuus orders for goods secure the lowest possible prices in every instance, but they assure us and, in turn, assure you, goods of thoroughly reliable and high standard quality. Customers who have put u3 (0 the test have proven to their own satisfaction that a dollar goes farther in J. C Penney Company Stores than is ordinarily the cae. They know that the service we tender to the public is genuine and helpful. . . . Serve yourself by finding out for yourself! SALE BILL IS 77 YEARS 0L0 A fine home-cooked hot dinner served each day at our .Soda Foun tain, better dron In and try it. Bllvortliorn-WrlgUPa family drug F,as nm TciUlis Slai'S , Blurts. o-.-u I J-J.50. ! 647. a limiied l;ig loud. time C. O. boxwood D. Main 7-lotf Ptomaine Poisoning May Have Killed Tol FOUR TOWNS TO SEND SHOOTERS TO LA GRANDE! That tvw f.rest.rlption of nervo Ionic and builder, gives quick re sults. Iut8 ''pep" into you, brings up your appetile. and stop.i that J tired feeling. Sold only by 811- VBiihorn-Wriglifa family drug ri'.Mii.Kri.w, rre. tMpcchii). atoro. "Having sold my farm and am i . leaving for Oregon territory by o team, will offer on March 1st I isi'i, all or my petsonal ju-oper- ty, i-euds a sale bill Issued Versailles, Ky., by J. I,. Mops, copy of which Is now in (he hands of "Doug Ourdane, brother he ell ft nf no tee uf I im i It v. i One 40 trallon cooper still anl' tJln 'op. , 8-12-3t six negro slaves were among Mi'. Defeat Western Nctmcn VOU It PrOTLRKS better when enlarged. 1 1n tod and framed by Klchardtion, 'Tho Art Man." Jle gives your ' work the auiiin Bpeciul attention thai ho does his own. Take your : picture, work to Jilchardson'H Art SHERRY'SII SUNDAY And MONDAY Three Weeks In Paris Willi Matt Moore Dorothy Devore WILLARI) LOIMS ( luicklcs, roars and riotous I tin in a trip to itay Parte. Comedy "(Jimnic Slrenudt" TODAY And SATURDAY The Greatest Railroad Melodrama ever shown on the Screen "Whispering Smith" A Metropolitan Picture with H. K. WARNEK, LILLIAN RICH, JOHN HOWKRS, LI L Y A N T AS II MAN A Pirturc Ail Screen Ixivers Will Enjoy Comedy-"Kunt-In-Cnn" I.ONC.VIKW. Wash.. Aug. I !.; (AC). I'osidblllty (hat plomlne IMilsoalng might have caused t luv deal of Wll tin m limine: inaii. aged 2, and serious Illness uf other uicinbera of the family, was suggested - today by officers whot wore Investigating. The child's " am waicn wui represent inn u. oigaim were M-nt to ft-ntUc today! W. at the system meeting to be i lor un ilysls. An hmucst will lev held at Cheyenne, Wyo.. Seplember : hehl Tuesday, winn a report from." nd 0 will bo present. !the Hcatlle chemist la expected lu ) '' be meet Is primarily a practice b- submitted. shoot for these rive nieti who will The mother and Khb on. four, go from this dlision to the Chey wcrc In a hosplljil loday lu a ser-; enne nie-Ung. The pulilie Is also Ions condition, and two ot her j Invited to come and shool. liciity childicn, Norma, aged five and of shells and blue rocks wilt be on I loward, seven iiionl hs. w ere be- hand, those In charge announced in--r vwilehed for developments, jthls morning. i The father, w. T. Ximmermati, The nii-nihers of the leant to go a carpenter. ns held by author!- lo Cheyenne are; Cal Uirni and T. tbn over night on an open charge, (i. Wolfe, of W.tllowa; r. It. (i. pending InvesllgHllon. lie wa. McCall and C. i. Nevln. of llunt- ; the only member of Ihe family Ington, and J. 11. Smith, uf I a i til- finindo. coppi Moils' personal property, t he sah bill shows, in addition to one a' gallon barrel of Johnson-Miller whisky, seven years old. A copy of the sale bill follows: "Having sold my farm and am leaving for Oregon t riitory by ox ten ni, will offer on March I si. I S I!, all of my personal properly, School Fundi now aval fable for farm lo.ins In llnloo County. Be H. R nix-in, Foley- Bulldln . I lOfRndc, Ore. S-18tf TtmKST llllJ.S. X. V.. Aug. It (AC) Kastern li-nnls stars clinch ed interseetlonal supremacy today when Kraneis T. Hunter, of New York, defeated l'hll Neer, of Port land. 6-4. 6-3. In tho first of the four matches concluding the' an nual east-west surics today. Hunter's victory was the fourth' 8-2-tf t f0r the cist which had registered a j 'clean sweep of the three contests J yesterday at. the west side club's! hand stadhnn, and settled the series, re-! gardless of the outcome of the re- i malnlng throe mutches. N'eer fought, gamely to turn the tide but he was outdriven and out- i generaled by Hunter, .whose pow- crful baseline game enabled him I to galu and keep Ihe upper hand iu j each set. Valentino says no woman, how ever beautiful, is worth fighting for. itight. The wise man saves his strength lo do his fighting af ter he marries her. Trapshootcrs from I lunttngton. Wallowa. Cendleion, Ittetli ,-md Ul Orande will g-ilher at the Wing, lo-wlt: Kin anil I'ieeffool club's Lone Tree I "AH ox tenuis, except '2 teaiiu, fbid tmnorrow for the shoot to be Imek and Hen and Tom and Jer hcld there by the I'nlon l'aclflc . "'': - milch cows; gray- iiih.v nllii. lie club. M. iiihers uf the trap n,l colt; one ptitr of oxen and youe; 2 ox carts; I SUMMONS In tho Circuit Court of the state of Oregon for county of Union. ,?. li. McNown, Clnlntlff, The unknown holm of James k. 1-vIj' doreBHed. and all otlier ixt- . I sons unknown claiming any Inter-j est in the roul e.dutc described In tlio complaint, Tcfcadunt.H. To the unknown heir? of Janwn K. lte, deceased, and all other pcrsoim unknown claiming any Ui tercst in the roal estate described in the complaint nnd named a.1 defendantn In tho above entitled kuH: 1 vi 1 lie name of Ihe state of Ore- and colt; on oke; 1 baby Iron plow with wood mole board: 3aa feet of poplar weatherboard: I mm three-fool clapboards; l.'tun Hi-toot fence rally; t Gil-gallon soap kettle; s j sugar troughs, made uf while ash timber; 1 gal lons maple syrup: 2 spinning Wheels; pounds of IIHlttoil lill- I low: 2 pounds of b'-ef tallow : 1 large loom, made by Jerry Wil I sun: 3 no pules: 1 an split hoops; too empty barn-Is; I All-gallon ' gon, you and each of you are here- bsrrel uf Johnson-Miller whisky, by rc'tulred to appear and answer i:u HAitns wins KVi; X. V.. Aug. 14. (AD j Vincent Uichards loday advanced to Ihe final round of the southern ; New York statu tennis champion- ; ships with a. decisive victory over1 Alfred II. Chnpln Jr., of Spring- ' Held. Ma.ss., fi-2. tl-l. The victory ( gives Hicltards the right to meet William T. Tllden In the title round j tomorrow. 10 Years Ago Today T'reshleiillal en u d I ? ft t c Chus. Hughes K touring tin! coast. Elections Choose men I i crvo I he people. If si we have, been c Ice ted fur ii long' IIiik; lu I, 11, Ornude. Kvcr think uf tbn vailely II . Orug Worn bus? Clgai-s, SIhm It rushes, leu Cream. Hah- Nets, Shining Soap. Cwkcdtooks, S tonges, Ma. tin Lamps, Ci'i fuine and Jin velopcs. Hesldc.s the pbarni-in-y end where; knowledge and lung (ruliiitig Js ihcc-wn-y lo pre pa it- liiiilicincs for tliu .sick. L.&L. Drug Co. IE i y nm old: -if galbiiis of apple , the Complaint fil'.Ml ngaJust you Ul brandy: I 4 "-gallon copper still; j tho abovrt entitled Court and I sides oak tanneii iither; I ilo.-enus, on or before six full weeks en real hooks; " handle hooks; after tho date or the first publlca-scytln-a nnd cradles; 1 dmc-n ! Hon of this .Summons against you. wood- n pitchforks; otic-half In- und If vou fall so to answer and t e re st I n tan y a rd ; I II - -ca lib ve rifle; bulbi molds and I powder hurn; rifle made hy Hen Miller; ." gallons of soft soap; hams, ba con and lard; 4" gallons of sor ghum molasses: G head of fov hounds, all suit moul bed except one. "Al the same ttnw I will sil my six negro slaves -'J men. ami ft II years old; 2 boys. I ' ind I S years old; 2 mulatto wenches, lo and ft" ears old. Will sell all together to saute parly as wilt "Terms of tale, cash In band orj note to dm v 4 p-r cent inte:-.-1 with Hob MeConiifl as security. "My home Is two miles south of Versailles. Ky., on McColm's j li try pike. Sate will begin ut !il o'clock a. m. Clenty to and drink. "J. I.. MOSS." &)09f5r7.2l EXPENDED ON SCHOOLS (Continued From Vnx 1- clokie. arc drnwing salaries as low- iua ITS u month, while the average !.i only I MM. 74 ifor Ihe entire I county. Only one wonuui Instructor NiiA. Sn KritiH'iiivo tiurvitii ALL VK WHO SW:i.Ti:it, LOOK 1 1 It I . Il'n wlutrr hb.rt ap In Cliforttl' inniintntnv lU Todd 1 (he hory .d rH-elves the nuiximum, wiiicli i 91 V 7.7 7. The average for women In Iji Omnde is H87.05. The men. (nvc wks nnd for ievcn numbertug of the ti persons employed to tearh in the county, furc Htlghtly belter. Their nverage - lUA.TS Oils ycur Is u- little l- ss tlmn that for last year, when few. if Inexperienced mala teacher. Were registered. The toLil enrollment In element ary schools lust year wua 3521; In high schools, 686. Altogether, 4 107 pti filts attcnde.i aviieol In tlic coun ty in a ppea r, for wa nt t h ereof t h o plaintiff will prny tho Court for judgmeut. and dccn:o ugtitn;jt you as follows: ' That pbtlnliff Is tho owner or and seized In fee simple of the following described property, lo- ! wit: Commencing at a point ftl'4 feet north of a point 4f feet east, of tho mnillieust corner of block ' :;u, Williamson's, Addition to Iu (riaude, I'nlon County, Oregon; running thence north "02 feel; thence eiujt ro 3 f'et.,' Ihenei poulh ' 102 ft-vt; theuccwest 2"8 fH toth point of beginning and that said , defendants havo no right, tttl or Interest In or to the said real property and that the plaintiff's title to said real property bo for- r iiueted u.s against the claims of tlte an Id defendants and each and alt of them, and that Him plaintiff have such other and fur ther pdlrf as may seem meet and euullabb' In the premise. j This Summons Is published ag ainst ou by virtue of an order made HUd entered by Hp' Honor able J. V. Knowies, Judge of tbn above entitled Court In the etty of Iji Orande, I'nlon County, Oregon, on I'Vlday, tho 50th day of July 1 ? 2 8 . The o rde r d I red I n g t h service of summons upon you by publication thereof In the lti Orunde Kvening (bserver to M published therein for six consecu- publica tions thereof, and rvMUiring yon to appear and answer herein wit hln slv full weeks after tlic dale of the flrttt publication there of ugulnsl you. tho date of such publication belli j Saturday, July ii. Yi. r.;r;ov 1 Attorney for riaintlff. Iteaidlng ul Ijo. Orande, Ore. July til Auj;:7-H-2t-:S. ijipl. 4-U ' Come On In- The Mileage Is Fine II' you're tired of being kidded ahoul low cost tire mileage, and really vant to get it, let us fix you up now with a set of new (ioodycars. Quality considered (ioodycars arc the low est cost equipment you can buy, and vou will have the satisfaction of knowing that no one gets a better tire or a belter price than you do. No "special deals," no "extra discounts," no "long trade" line or taffy here just a mighty good tire at as low a price as wc can afford to sell it. You'll save a lot we'll make a little and we'll both be happy. Come on in the mileage is fine. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.