La Grande evening observer., August 17, 1926, Image 5

Tuesday, August 17, 1026.
HA GRAND?! KVENTNG OBSERVER
Page Flvg
Local News In Brief
COMING EVENTS
8epU 8-J. 8.1. ami 8.W Union
couutf fair at Elgin, Ore.
(Mi Varadyn l liis Mick
. Mlrei lii rllm Iturwr uiul Mm.
K. . HhuflT, HulfBWAllllMI ul N.
Wral'fl Htqrt!, tire
this wiH'U.
tuUlnn vacallunt)
Al Work AfliT VhciiIIoii
.Mrs. Myrllu lluiiki'r Is buck al
nurk 111 N. K. Wrdt'H sloic uftiT II
Uvo wwk'a vacallun to I'ortlantl
anil Hii-' biuifll.
SI raw Hal Willi $111 I
'llrrliuM
w t i lie uuvt'riiNi'iiiriu lor uir ivijw
P York Hloro ycmwdiiy ri'ail thut a
atrljiv hat woulil be piveli awiiy
ilh uuch purchaui'. It should
Tlie atlvortlHi'liii'iH
liav-' .bevn with each lu punhasuJ
Can Walk Willi Cnitclic
t .Ml'H. JcSHO llOHfllbatllll. who
broke her Tool about It week llKO
uhih on a rlttiiinv I rip, la nble lo
be about IIiIh week wllh the ulcl of
crutehetf. Slio is back ut work this
week.
To 'liiiktt for Outline
Mr. and Mrs. l-j. H. N'oback and
children, Itoland and Norman, of
linker, were In the city this morn
ing on Iheir xvay' to Wallowa lake,
where they will enjoy a week's
outing.
Vlslll Here I'Vw- lny
$lr.. J. ('. -Snodgrass nnd ! chll
ilr'en. John a'rtil Norma, rtitumed
loTeloeaHet. where Ihey are mak
ing tlielr home this summer, this
. morrtHig '"after :i vistllng for u few
days ,n J.a. Grande.
lliinte After Vacation
Mrs, liny Ctirrey his i (.turned
In lir homo here after n three
we.'ti's vacation trip to rortlnnd
nnd- Seiiside.- .She ' resumed he r f
work In Jhe 'mltllnery department.;
(if Hill's ileniirlmont store veater-
day morning. , .
To Spend Ve-k With Ilu-lMiiid-
Mrs. H. O. Hale nnd childr
.
Margaret Helen and C'eell, went to
oiit-kee mi tills mornlnu's trnln
where they will visit Mr. Hale the '
remainder of this week. lie is
uoHsinV.-W tho ni.lwav oomntmv - -
at iwlie., .They 4 will .rut urn to1
IlioJr home here Sunday.
l-efi f,ITfmie Y'wlerday
- ilr. nnd Mrs. Urn Doan and son
Hi&old, left Vestenlay. for their
home neat-, -Hoiso, .-Ida.,'; after vlsll-
in$- In Orange over' the week'
end wllh another n and his wife'
Mr and Mrs.-.'vnl Doan. They
ailved here' Thursday, o.f '.' last
rf .
Vil Move Uttm .
I 31 ro. Cleoi'ge llclekle. of I'erry.
j-iine lo l.av tlrun(le: 'IhlH morning
Hit) Is cleaning herhuiiHe here pre-'
lavatory to 'moving to l.a (raiiile
fliijj lmK-.of.lhHi w.v.k. She Is mov
ing to La (ii-anile lo send llil- ehll
,'dill to school here.
rolling Over Week Knd v-
: '1r.. and Mrs. Herbert Green,
mild Mr. and Mrs. lionald KunU
v.yci. fishing ill Ihe head of Ihe
MHiatii river Sunday. They "left
JuiJ Saturday night and returned
Sifliilay night wit Ii a nice catch of
trout.
Tor Aberdeen - .
tjklr. and Mrs. A. K. Krlckson and
tvki children I 'hnrlefl and Anllh,
lefj 1 his morning by auto Tor Aber
deen. Wash. Th-Ny will visit rela
HV'S lor ten days nr two' weeks.
.Tny 'Hp' ucconipanied us far us
'i-priland by Mrs. M. S. t'arroll,
uu will visit datives there.
Twtelcil t00(t .Miles
Mr 'mill Mrs. It. (. iMirlund and
rliilileii. lieiiiainiu. lack and Ii ut h, I
.KM-fininaiiied hv Miss Louise Mil nn
have returned lo their home here
jH-r a taoo nille trip by iiutu.
Thy weie away Hire- weeks and
visited til Nebraska. Kuhmi and
'olorado. Mr. Imrland Is connect -vA
wllli Ih.-ltlue JiluuntiUn Krult
exiMiaiiKe here.
Voting letv ,Tolity
Tdr. and Mrs. & W. Conner and
family aro vhdtiii? here today at
tlti- Chavies Hrlgss home. Mr. and
Mrs. Conner -and family live at
Uine. Ida. Tln-y are on their way
tif Oklithoimi for a visit. Tbey
NEUSTADTER
White Broadcloth
Soft Collar-attached
f Here today for your
J selection
:' $2.15 lo $4.85
j Shirts Of Quality
: , Cheney
!; Neckwear
Clint's
j Clothkry
Tbe Rtore with OOnscleuoe
Wi:N'S AM) HOYS
OUTFlTTIiltS
SHIRTS
came horo from Spokanu urnl will
resume their Juuruey cast tins uve.
nlnit, :
Hem frum I'ortUiut ' y. ' v
Iluimell Holder, of X'ortland, la
here on bualucss.
I'mmiiltlrc lo l.it
'I'Iip inerehiinls : romiiiltteo of
Ihe chamber of . commejee will
inee', thin evelilnK al flvo o'clock
in tho chamber of commerce ' of
fices In tho Bommnr building.
To Vls.ll Son
Mr. and Mm Krank S. Jeatcr
left thin mornln; ny auto for Kla
malh Kails on a two weeks vaca
llon trip. They Mil visit Mr. Jcs
lir'u son. tllen Jeater, there.
V Willi? Sister Hens
Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Covey
and daughter, Dorothy, and son,
lionuld. of Woodbiirn, Oregon, tire
vIsitlnB here a Tew days with Mrs.
i 'ovey's , sister, Mrs. Georce 13.
Lock wood, .. . i
Visliliuc Kon ilvrr i. - .
ifrs. A.' B. Wllccx; f :- riillliian.
I Washington,. Is nulling . horn with
her son. I(. E. Wilcox. Mrs. Wtl-
'cox drovo lo .I.a:.0'rando" Willi -Mr.
and .Mrs. Junta' v: Htirner and
daughter, Thelino',.who aro visiting
Mr. Harper's .slate, Mrs. - Herman
isteln. ' Krom hero Hiey' will go to
rorttan'1 and coast bllles.for a visit
i bcforcj.returntng home. - .' ";-t'
.licit to Adjust tiO!--',;.i! ,
A. 8. Hall, insurance!, adjuster of
Itoisc. Idaho, was !n tho city yes-."
torday and the II- B. Tierce
-fire.
loss was satlsf.ujtMrll'y adjusted V
ii i in. o v -tv i iimu vi stum uu i
the I'ii'rco farm was ftustroyod yvLsltel llort Ov
lire rccemiy; i wo nay macKS niR"j
burned at the-same ' time; . wlileh t
were not covered by 'Insiiraiitt. "
'. ' '" ' " " ' ' '.'
ormerly IJvod llvro - ;
Mr. and.. Mrs., a i;. .Cowon
who !
their!
lormeny innue i.a -. ttranao
. home
' yhaV .:(T;VHt.,nEi,1a I'W"lP Uvea in Aealllc ' uud
Wl I, Mr. Cowens sister.-Mrs. yu liui,honi ,8 froill nl!th.
here
X. M.
VMUUIl, Itll'l rvili w IliK- -.'WIW I
acquaintances. They nrYived hero .
Sunday from Portland where they
mahe their home and will be here'
Indefinitely. : ,
Arrive Home .t vk
Mr. and Mrs. J no. H. Hodffin will ;
return to their homo ht-re next
week from Noith Carolina where
lin y hntfo been since 'tho . lasL of.,
July. Mr. and Mrs; Hodglri wend
to North : 'Carolina, to- attend
family reunion, of
ny. ' ' . '"
he libdgln fam-.f
New Operator at Beauty Khojt
TJie fourth oxper1eneed Jtctfutr1
operuior nan neu auueu 10 inu(
Murlnello beauty shop here, owned
bvMi-H. Mynle OeLsl Tbe m--1
operuiur is .iihs i.inu . joiii s, - i -
j'orttauu, mviio" arnveu ; imro mis
iiiuriiiiiK auu niaricfj worn ui unil':bVst Ihey
.Miss joikis work' u in rurlland lor:j.,nH .,,., ..... ,..(lll,i
some time and Is said to be an ex
pert op'Tutor, ;
Oiii of Musdlal
Mia .Iyrll0 Gelht;. proprietor of
thu Murlnello.. beauty sliop here,
ban returned; to her' home Ifero
from Hot- Lake sanatorium, wberu
she underwent', ii inajor bperutlon
some time ago.- .She cunn: to
Grande yesterday, but will- not re
turn to ncr work at the shop Cur
some time yet.
Mm iv Ttlekcts Sild ' '
- Kloyd McKenuon went fO
len-
dleton Saturday on husim-Mf. Jl
saw this year's Kound-1'p program vlano
whlel there, and reports that thejamoug
show this year, sch dul"d for Sept
ember 15. IG, 17 yiid 18, will be
larger and bettor Ihuu ever b"fore.l
More I hun twlcn as many tickets
have already , been sold us were
sold ut this time last year.
.To -Make
lloiiu- hi Kansas
The Kev. and Mrs. Francis I..
Ifouiiuet und son, or Knterprlre.
IWt l.u Grande lhs morning for
.Kansas CHy, Missouri. The Iti-v.
Mr. HoitMit ha succcpted a church
nt Park College near there. Mr.
nnnd Mrs. Itomiuet have Hvm at
ICnteprlse for some time where he
was pastor of the Presbyterian
church. They vffsted In l.u Grande
last night guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Ibasty.
l:Uilerirlso. ari .Uw-stVil ' r
I I. I. Osborn, of Kntcrprise, was
(arrested here yesterday on charcc
'of failure to slop and render as
sistance following a traffic acci
dent. According lo the police. Mr.
Osborn's cur collided with a bicy
cle ridden by W. Ii. Warnstaff, of
r.dui North Oak. at the intersec
tion of Second and Adams. Mr.
Warnstaff whs not badly Injured
but was shaken up and bruised
somewhat. Mr. Osborn Was freed
after furnishing a 52& bond.
I . ,
Was Here 1brv ltllar
' Hen Ileoves,' of ),ewlslon. Idaho.
is here this week visiting t the
home of bis sister, Mrs. S. C. Zu-
ber Mr. ItceVcs came to I.u Grande
nuiny years ago before the railway.
but moved from here to Idaho.
where he Is In the sheep und cattle
business. He was aceompalaed by
Klmer Magtrtnnaltl, nKo a sheep
man of l-ewiston. They with Krtd L
Knlkner, sheep man of Cinatllla
'county, went to Wsiowa county
yesterday nnd will return to l.s
Grande today.
lU'turncil from PonteMo
John Heasly. son of Mr. nnd
Mrs. I. It. Ilessly, who arc visltimr
here at the home of Mr. Hearty's
brother, i. l lb-.ity, returned to
Ui Grande tills morning from Po
catello. Idaho. H j b f t yisierdwy
morning in route to . Wltchita,
Kansas to Join his national guard
company when wr.rd srrlwd here
t.liat he had been ncused from
du'y. The nc9 r ached hbn a?
1 ut-ut'-llo md be rvturUvd to La
li n 7 1
1
m$j me
Tills allows Honry l'ord dlspaylnj? un exixTliuon tul. mortt?!. of. the now "alp- flivver' tlmt Otto
Ktiptnn- a young' Drtrott Invi'ntor, litis dvv1opi'tl in KorJ's pi'tvat nmchtoc shop. Kord brllvcs
, lllut thcrt' is u Mr mmket for plunos of Hits iype, and il Is- hinted that hla factory may .turn
thorn out In nuuntlllrs. Tho plune iihmiruich only I S fwt 'from jvtnar tip to wlnff Up.- it 1 1 2 rVct
lonp, .weighs only-320 pounds and can duwlop a lOO-inllc speed vUh ; a .throe cyUndur engine.
i Grande this morning.
Mr. and
two Hons,
lln, have
ubuiil the
Mm' l-Ixiiulv tin.l tln.1t-
1,.l. ,, ,,,. r Wit,.
middIo of July.
Week i:nd
- Miss .KM her llotigen and Mln
Asunta. I'hllllpH, nceompanied by
Mis Betty Hunsom left Ia Or;inde
thin morning after spending the
week end here (he ho line gui kLh of
MIks Marie Bowman. Mlys Hon-
gen's home Is at Vnncouver, B. O..
.lriin.l U,-,lu, 'PI,,,., ..II
WnHhlnloil POlI(,K(,
Ttl(,v IirM l1lll1itMir , hni
amo.
Compliments On-soil Hoards
Mr f-i.t.i....- P II...
Qf KittHll3. countv VVllsh.
inj,Um w Ilowma t.oun1 ln.
-i-,,,,, nf ,.,, ,.,., i ,,.. ,.
hey, shop foreman of the
county
shops and
other
were In
county repro
La (irande a
lHentalveH,
fewdays last week looking over
uie puna, highways in this st elton.
iney.orove to. linker with Useur
n' bero.
i.uiii-1.,, mini! iiiKiiuy tiiiieej". en-
1 nvy. Iiail lieuiU tllUt .
llin ililvii.wl lli-.l ( iHriimn ' lin.l !
, T.v . .ih.ni n...." .1 .firOVn l , 1U'r 11181 weunesaay. ,
"..J:". " ' "f'lM.-' .'r.
uVo.
Oh. Ihjfore leaving thoyv sald:,
i,
Oregon hlgliA.tiyH wert' the
had evpr hei-n .'ovi-r
road .'.system of KiHltas couhty ns
soon as the roads are In condition.)
Some 'oiling Is under , way now
Washington near Yakima.
In
NEW REBEL
J ATTEMPT IS
i : FRUSTRATED
(Continued from Tuge 1)
bauue for defense of rdl;;ious lib-
erty. Seiiora Novu Is uiiioug thosn'
arrested. -
Cathulle priest, Kather ( cla-1
l;odrigii''Z, who also Is
Ihe ime-ded, was living in1
hoJise al Coyoae:rti where, police
say, piopag.imla was found.
.
'
WALLOWA
PERSONALS
WAKHiWA liAKK (Sp-elal)
Mr. and .Mrs. H. K Crowe nnd son,
Kichard, spent the week cud al
Wallowa Ijike lodge.
Miss Lsabdle .Miller, who has
acted as hostess at Hit- lodge dur
ing the minimcr months, has re
turned to her home In I.a Gninde.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Jteynolds anil
NISA l."telri lr'Srt
( HARM IN" I'OUTHAIT
Tl f Hit nrsiitilul limn
Mind Ibiltl, -nnidrred one ot
!h lovcMrs of thr (leht.'tnts
sf t!i gfgttnl.tci3gn in U'jrat.,
WILL HE FLOOD SKY. WITH AIR
eh i Id re n were at Wallowa lake
wonderland last week.' They 'visit-
ed Aneroid lake where they spent
a few days fishing. Mbts Gertrude
Serantou kept their children ut
the toil go while thoy were away.
.Mr. and Mrs. Kred Warren and
children. Sue, Ward and Junior,
expeet to return to Lewiston, Ida
ho this week. They have been at
the lake slnee May 2(i. Mr. Warren
Is connected with tho Black Mar
ble l.ime company. , -.
NORTH POWDER
PERSONALS
Iiraee navls wus here last week,
from the I'lilon service station, at
I'nlou, helping his father on tho
farm.
Mrs. Bogtie and daughters, 'Kiwi
and IdeMa, returned home from a
several weeks visit with relatives
ut Kugeliu last week.
-One of the farm buililinirs on
tho Henry T. lilt! raneh was de-
Hirnved hv flmvbiMt w.h.Ic. Tin. fire
.started from an unknown orMn.
,. l.'.-n Hie 1 nunn nixl ttnn
Ilni-ri.l. ..nrl MIsh Amlrov liV(rih-n.S.
. . ' , . . .' .
IJMZ,n nas jusi eom-;
led painting her house here. 'Tt
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence I less iitld
children are home from I'ortland
where they have been living, for
Ihe past half yenr. - ,
Mr. and Mm. James Yaukey atid
son.s. i;ay ami I toy, were here from
ilhlnes last week. They visited
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waterliury.
former residents of North 'Powder,
are here visiting friends and reJa
llves. Their home ha In California.
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. I'urker and
daughter. Shirley, have returned, to
Ihdr home here after a two w-eks
trip by auto to the Yellowstone
national park.
Mrs. l.husla Cuvehdur,' KUo has
been 111 at ihe home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. V. A. Moore, has return-'
ed lo her home.
.Mrs. Ida Hiigh'-s and daiigliter.
I anolhy, of l;ak-r, speiil a day with
the Metiralh family heir lust week.
Nell lal(nii and little sou re
lumed to their home lure
week from Portland.
Miss laidlle pollock, or Ktgin, Is
spending a few days ul North Pow
der ntlendinK the oul-of-duors
meetings of the MethodL-d church.
She lias charge of the music. ;
Ix'eniieth McGrath spent the week
end visiting friends ut Weiscr,
Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. L, It. Denham
were In WhIIiiwu county last week.
They report that the wheat field
In that section look good. Hay In
that county has been contracted to
sell at $ 'ii a ton.
ii- v.. in,, fi'it,!..
ed to her home here
after visiting
friends and relatives at Tlaker audi
in the Muddy f'reck district. I
Mark Gtlklson Is drilling an nr
tesian well on the Pill I'.rant
ranch. Not much headway has
been made ho far ns they have
been drilling Hi rough a ledge of
roc k . So f a r t h cy a re d own 1 8
feet and have pulled two casings.
STAR D
BUCK JONE
The deserfs
Comedy,
"THE PERFECT LIE"
f'FLIVVERS"?
I Several of . the ' boyrt ' In
( neighborhood have built a
tills
club
house on the C. K. ' Hutchinson
lilfWl. .' Tl.it l.nllillnir ),,, ii 1mue
ment and Is very well imido for
bov.q of their ntres. .nonu of them I
bninffflver 12 years old.., A flrn
place Is ii Iso-a feature of the build
ing. .The new club ' house .was
opened Friday night with a wein
er roust. . . T
Bathing Beauties '
y Stop Here En Route
(Continued from Pir 1) .
girls are traveling and the observa
tion car are especially " decorated
with peniKints In pink, red and pur
ple In honor of the three beauties.
Miss Spokane carried a pennant of
pink last night when she appeared,
Miss l'urtland, red, and Miss Seat
tle, purple. j '
, At the dinner last tiltrlit pink as
ters decorated the table, pinners
will also be given for Miss fori -laud
and Miss Seattle before in-live
r Is reached, when flowers In
their colors' will' be used for1 dec-oru-llolfc,
; ( . ' '
. :W;ilo.tn.iu pulled, out last nlght
ily.Sit6luuic' litre wMier bnuuuet of
-:4-i4ty6VsUH lo thu large
. t V, , la'Ke (CnnVu, oi
;vioii" HiniHii'ii hj nt y iiivin.
'j Th tv? g) flu'l'ty I r - r rl y o In Alluiillc
Cll,ln liiiie for the '.naltonul con
test .Septeuiber 10. - The- trtilii on
which they are trn.vcllng Is being
t'ulh-d the iioi-l Ii western' beiiuly spe
cial. ; The contests t it which the
three girls came but-winners were
spotlo'rcd hy the. I'nlversul Klliu
company ,'" i
; ; : , r ;
DEFENDANT
- DESCRIBES.
HOME LIFE
(Continued from Pngo 1)
i-hnki-d and beaten to deal h,- was
round.
He ynld (hat November :M. IJi.'i,
he. registered 'nt u lintel for lilm
uclf, iff and Sylvia; that Hylvla
went lo hei mid lie sat up nil
night, drinking and smoking. waM
Ing or his wire, for whom he had
seal a hhwucit.
; Helped Htm to IU d.
"At 7 or 8 O'clock In Ihe iiiui-ii-Iiik,
.Sylvia wnke, up ami Indped
me go to led," he testified. The
next I htnir h! reineillbered. "I he
iiuilii : woke us up and said she
wanted in make the room."
Sylvia "was lying on the le-d.
dressed h- said, nddlnir. "she
probably hail been caring fnr me
Tells of Suicide AllemH
Ills w Ife shnt herself short ly
after Thanksgiving because of a
1 M'inrrel over ins (itiiiKing ami a
I threat that In nnd Sylvia would
leave, he explained.
11 Is explanation of nn incident
In a park near Ills heme when
policemen testified Ihey found
blm and Sylvia early In tin morn
ing 1 Ml feet erf the road In his
roadster, which was unllghted,
was I hat he hud slopped to wipe
the windshield and the patrolmen
look hlni to n police station be-
-IN-
cause the.v said .there wrh uu It
regulurlly la his license plates.
Ills wife had refused to uteoiti
piiny them that night ' because
"she was afraid It would hint her
shoulder." ' '
Oatnes related In detail hla ac
tions on June 10, the nlfht Sylvia
was choked nnd beaten to death.
Court recessed before be was cross
exumlned. . f ; ; . .r ; .
Sylvia left Hie liouse ufte.r a few
words In the evening starting on it
walk Gullies testified. He and a
neighbor bilked und drunk some
home brew, then Gulnes changed ,
bis clothes and took his car to u
tire shop for repairs.' The shop
was closed,. so he drovo along the
streets on which Hylvlti wu accus
tomed to walk looking . for her.
After 21) minutes of this he .return
ed home, then went to the homo
of l.ouls Stem who has test If led
that Gulnes had made what tho
state contends amounted to u con
fession of killing Sylvia.
(nines Denies fotifcshig.
Referring to his conversation
with Stem. Gaines said "I never
said 1 would kill anybody ..In my
life. Stern. Gaines und others
then went to town, bought drinks
und returned home, Gaines re
lated. Gaines put la most of the night
hunting Sylvia and not until nearly
noon the next tkiy did ho leurn she
had been killed. '
"I've dono everything I could
to assist tho officers." he tld.
"They got mo out of u sick bed to
question me."
DRY SPELL
IN OREGON
IS BROKEN
(Continued from rmre 1)
noseburg was treated lo a lltrli t
shower Hits morning, tho rain full
ing fnr only about an hour giving
!l 111,1,1
preclplallon of .(H of un
It apparently was confined
only to a . few sections ot the
county, fnr reports from over the
forest where ruin Is needed to
quench forest fires stated that
there hud been no rain fall.
lmv sri;i.r. m;oiti:
PICNOI.KTON, Aug. 17. (AP)
Pendleton's long dry spell was
broken last night when showers
fell .throughout the. night und early
morning. ,
ItAIM'AU, GENKHAL
POUTI.ANH, Ore. Aug. J 7. (AP)
Italnfnll generul ovir most of
Orejjnn betrhinbiir lt nlirht nnd
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
MEN'S
WORK PANTS
In attractive stripes,
look similar to dress
"pants suitb"tb",s,rah'd"
long wear. Take ad
vantage of this sav
ing . $1.95
FOR THE
VACATIONIST
And those soon leav
ing for school we.
havo a complete line
of Luggage of all
classes.
Samson Suitcases
. 05 To $J).95
llandhags
$2.45 To $15.45
Lockers and Steamer
Trunks
$7.45 To $14.00
You will he sure to
find your needs in
this selection.
NOTICE
You can obtain a
Straw Hat with ev
ery $10.00 purchase.
Don't forget to ask
for one adult ticket
to the Sherry, theater
with every $1.00 pur
chase. NEWQRKbTQR
DentioyciR of llich Prices.
TODAY
AND WEDNESDAY
price"
A rich, wholesome drama of
the plains, full of Thrills,
Humor, Love and Hate.
continuing up to S :i, m., wus .IS
inches. The forecast was for more
rain tonight und tomorrow. ,
ho-day iHtorni i;xds
S.V1.10M, Ore. Aug. 17. AP)
With a preclptlallun or .23 of nn
inch hero late laci night und early
this morning, u drought In this
section extending over u p -rlod or
si) days came to nn end. Tins vici
nity lias lieeu absolutely without
rain Tor fU days, not u tracu of
moisture falling during tlmt time,
and the remainder of Ihe summer
has been so dry that for all prac
tical purposes the drought Is esti
mated back to May Vi,
KliA.MATIl HAS NO IIAI.N
1
K I. A MATH KA1.I.R, Aug. 17.
(AT) Clour Hkiiiu und buroimtliic
foit!c;i.sta .comhlnVil bIvo tlilu huu
tlun no liopo of rulnfull Oui'hitf tlio
IK'Xt 24 Iiouik.
STORM HITS THI'l PAICK
THK PAHIv. Aug. 17. (Special)
Tho l'ark wus struck by u, terri
fic wind storm last KYiduy night.
A large shed at tho Uert Vande
va liter ranch was lilown down und
other damagu done. Tho extent of
the damage is not yet known. Ma
chinery was stored In tho wrecked
shed.
MUST HAIV IX 57 DAYS
KCGENK, Ore., Aug. 17. (AP)
The Tlrst rain In 67 days fell here
shortly after midnight lust night,
und continued ns a light mist for
several hours, tenter in thu morn
lug, tho rulnfull was heavier. To
day clouds uro hanging low, threat
ening further rainfall.
Tho Willamette river wan nt a
new low level yesterday, minus .7
of u foot.
COUVAM.1K Gini ItAIV
. COUVALMH, Ore., Aug. 17. (AP)
Drought of 58 days wus-broken
hist night, when nine hundredths
of un Inch of rain fell. The Ore
gon Agricultural college campus
weather bureau wild Indications
were for more.
The only rnin hero In 70 days
was June 1!, when nlnc-hundredlhs
of an Inch fell. Threshing Is prac
tically over und the nmlsturo Is
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