La Grande evening observer., August 25, 1926, Image 2

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EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, August 25, 1926.
Mexican Rebel
HILL'S
DependaMe
Quality
Dependable
Values
JURORS n
PROBE CRASH
in
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IT
1.1
tu
1M
to
I
Auaust
For
3 Days
Only
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
SATURDAY
For
2 w iuyo
Only
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
SATURDAY
The Largest Display of Furs Ever Shown in This Territory!
A Platinum
Caracul Coat
t'-nranil nmtliiuixs to Ik
fwy Mitart and to Im rai -oml
by fiiNlilnimhlo womrn
tMVwiftM It is linth tlii'ssy
and prwetlivil. Several K(- ,
tMH'liX3 IlWxll'lH Willi Sl(lo
inlna; nin-'IuII)- prHtit a(
$250.0(1
t.i..-.
Smart Fur
Jacquettes
IltTo nil .sntnn a)1lh '
short ihmm or Jovoly Hir
lliat will iipH-al Up, litany
women. Very pn-ity plati
num Kraonl, AimTlfaii
liroact-lall, ami iilailiium n
piioil ni SIMl to $HM).
T'uumial alm-s nlw In tlin
lx'ijrH nml natural itqulrnH
trim on Hudson sonl.
Never Ijofore have the women of the La Grande territory
len offered such a beautiful variety of fine fur coats and neck
pieces at such unusual prices. Due to the fact that these coats
are .secured just for this three-day sale and are not carried in
stock regularly,' we are ahlo to make the pi-ices far below the
usual level.
Every garment is new and an authentic style for next winter.
You can easily choose a becoming coat, since both straight-line
coats ann those with side fullness are equally smart. V. Luxunous.
collars distinguish most models, and puffy sleeves are the rule.
Never have styles lxnm more original and never have you seen
more fascinating pelts. The highest quality make these special
sale prices doubly attractive.
Fox Collars
On Hudson Seal
Tin1 mniI roat.s 111 litis
UTotip nro tiiiusti:illy hand- '
mmiik. l''o rollai-K avc vory
IKMiiilm while others ham
sell trim, l.otl'ly ttppi'ariliu,i
anil lung1 wrai' makes these
iiKits epi"elally ileslrahle.
All liulll!? or Imw(. ltlllll(y.
HiiiImhi seal eiinls. spfi'lal
values at
$125.00 to $195.00
$97.00 to $125.00
Platinum And
Natural Musk rat
This fs ft fin always in
K 11 1 (k-nuimt and Clio styles
In mr 1lslfty are pnrtU'ii
larly allui'liitf luuirhms cel
lars of fm, riieenon, ami
Hi'lf 4vcr,r lifl-rmont beauti
fully male anil st. vliil. 1 Vices
are from
$125.00 lo .$2.r0.00
feiln
t
A Beautiful Selection of Fur Neck Piecesl
Neck pieces of fur have never been more fashionable and they are particularly desirable this fall (o
set off the new frocks. Dozens of beautiful pelts are showns in this remarkable display every one of
the most dependable quality and marked at advantageous prices. Filch and Slone marten are very popu
lar, also brown fox, platinum fox, Jap marten and Baum marten.
Stone marten pieces are shown in wide varielv,
, priced at
$65 to $125
Some lovely fox pelts at $50 lo $75
and Fitch at
$45 to $75
A Fur Coat Is The Most Economical Garment In Your Wardrobe
J
t-arw I...'
- y
litre In Cien. enriifue Erad;t. for
n i-r Mexican seereLury of war, who
huh ai-rttt-d at &n Uk'KO with 114
othr nun on i-hu rffl. of plotting a
revulutioii nuliiKt I'tvaidfiu Call.
An uniMM'itl cur ami lurr.e (UiinUtlea
i if . iiiiiuiiiiloii tu Ins UHfrt AKtiiriot
M-xii :iii ttiwtm .lUnijt the tjoiTft-r were
(upturn) hy the ihei iff ul.Siin UIko,
MEXICAN SENATE,
SANS QUORUM, MAY
NOT BE CONVENED
MEXICO CITY, A lilt. 2f. (AD
M. xieo'B hirtln contrrtKsloniU poll
ties may nauU In the new eon-n-sH.
willed eonveneK Ki pli llilier 1.
I.i Iiik without a sen:ite, K.1JM l:i
I !niv-rs:il tlnit'lro.
l;ntil recently. ilenliirea the
iii-wHp;it)er, : It appenri'il pniliahle
Mini, there wnnhl. lie Iwo rlvtil
ehuniliiMi! of ili piilleH, e:eh clatin
iiiB the rluht to runetion. At pre
h. nl tills ilill'leiilty s. eins to have
ln-en Hinoolheil over, although the
.ileeioral eoin-Ke tu SHU uiieiiii iiik
In ileel.le eunli Kls over seats urls
ililf out of the July 4 flections.
Kl I'niversal Orafleo asserts that
the senators deelareil to have been
eleeleil In 13 of Mexico" 27 states
will not he ueeepleil hy the 111I11
orily parties In the sonivle composing-
Ihe revolutionary ilemiicrutle
liloe" anil that this will 'prevent u
two-thirds quorum In the upper
chamher without v. hleh the' satiate
cannot meet. '
The newspaper adds ; in tlHs
event, the deputies will liave to
meet without a fienate until ('resi
dent Calles calls special state, elec
tions for the choosing of' ntw '
ators.
fumpillo Seyde, president of the
permanent congressional commis
sion, Haiti today that the chamher
of deputies will convene September
1- and function n,rardles8 of whe
ther tin senate meets or net.
Youth Kills Teacher
In , Brooklyn 4 Restaurant
NEW YORK, An?. 25. (AP)--
OvriHwereil hy u hut hR ItilJ pol
io.. uflJ iv .h-Kiro ti kill ' thn man
iwllh whom hn studied philosophy,
Ktnanut-I Kllvisi;in v, viiutch u
nsfanrant In Brooklyn today and
itrurk Julius Calisch, C:i, on tin'"
li. ud with a hummer it is rhard.
-aJisch died while loin lakon to
a hospital.
The boy wild lie hud studied with
Caliseh lor the p.-vst'two years. He
wan on the way to keep an ap
pointment with him at the riHtaur
iint today, he Bald, when he stop
ped at u shoemaker's shop uml do
imslted fitly eents tor the loan of
.1 hammer, oilier put rutin m me
rest an rani overpowered MLver-
Hti-in a ft i r he stiurk Caliseh and
h.'M him until poliee arrlvni.
ATLANTA. On. Auir. 25. (AT)
ItillH of IndielrnenL in connection
jivilb the ornnh of the Hunkers'
Trust company of Atlanta, and the
MiihHotiucnt elosin.if of nearly loo
Miuall Grorjfla und Florida hanking
tiotiwH Tor whleh It acted us flHeul
afnt, were held today hy Kd A. .
Stephen!, asHlHtttnl, solleltor grn
urn I for preMenluuoii to the special
fcTund Jury lnveBtirn11nr the hank
ruptey proeefdJiiKS of tho .JiiHlltii
Hon.
.Meanwihle, liankritptey proceed- '
Iokh aKint tlio ltankerH' It'lnanee
rnmpitny or .lacUKonvnie, Kia.,
r fllod In Tall.ihaHWM-, K(a., lato
yiKlenlay hy nntr. comptroller Kr-
Ili'Kt Am OH.
Sixty per cent of Ihe stoek of the
Jac-ksaiivHIo tiiKLllutioii was owned
hy the Hankers Trust company of
AHaula. now In reeeiverHtiip. ue
eordinK lo ulluriicys for the fieor
Kla Mtute hanking d-purl irn-nt.
Virtually nil of tills CO p r eeiif
was personal property of W, U.
Manley, president, of the rlosed
Allunta ItanliliiK hoimc. -
The proeefdinpw were explained
i.h havinh" Wei -ii takn lo-eonsorve
usht'Ih and protect d- posilors of the
hank.
jiannt:i has oiionition
NBW YOltIC A lol of oppo
sition in tint I'hmllfth ehaiuii'l uh a
merea for HwimmrH is dey-op-tni?.
Ireland In ttelchd that Henry
Sullivan Is ifnln lo try n-xt year
lo Kim from KiiKlnnd to li'fland
and William Wrlrley Jr.. Is out
wilh an oiTc.r of $lir.,0(iO for the
first, person to swim 20 miles from
Hanta Catalina inland to San l'e-dro.
Qet this book
Today!
w
to wr.u'OMi: tiu ihi:
NKW VOItK Truille. . lMerle,
who is to Ki t a treat welcome
home tomorrow, eats meat three
limes a day.
;t hii,-h official at Hi
loday.
home, office
r -: sip i
FJyiitff Ace Injured
When Plane Crashes
tiKLM-'ONTE. Pa. An. f, (AJ')
-Urut. Ctu HitK rmy ftylnjc
ii ef, rulnaliuf Kluro aionday. wi,
found alWo to tho rvn ist'r
Jiioubt&ltuj today and In In the. Xi
Ira eouoty ktoaptial hen In i-r-Ioua
hut not critical condition.
The flirni Uft 1v 1 IimLmi vi.
Hkull fracturrd in twt placfR
BJid hf tia BetN hirrrutioin un
Ihe faro un 4 ItfaO,
m?M.roNTr:. ra. Aur. ai
I.leutonaiit Cyrus K. ItottK
nrmy (yut ur, mlnir irtnoi
Monday. M hroiurtit to tha Cin
tre fount y hoipttal today with
U'heih.T tlie uvluior nuffind
any nthr riou ititurhn oouldnt
W dftiTtulut-d ImiuOlHtely. II,
cuuv or his roudliloti. hi muji u
Pruittlrd lo diw'UN hid rpf-r-ienees.
A rprt froiu l.rlrton salJ
thr army flyr found cm th
north ndn rf Jark Mnuntntn, flv
nlia from that town. A plane
wan nr n to Tall by a fnrnirr'a wlfr
and u arrh ai made of th
utU Mlde tif the mountain yrpter
duy without mrow, lttf tm-Q
you UK furmera (ound tb wrfrhed
plun ou th north wide on a flat
urea of Kouud.
The time may mm whn four
hours tll a worMna; day. but
am optlnilaifl uud marto K
won't.
Threaten Mirera Who
Would Return to Work
LONDON. Auir. rs. (Ar) lie.
porlti o luUmtdatlnn of inlnera
k1m 10 raturn to work in the
eoal ff)ed whlrh brIUTed to be
wrrtr4 in many cjtws are un.
dervoid to hnr rnuned the PHt-
ish homo offleo to make prepara-
Itlnnn to move considerable Imdies
of police from London nr I other
pireua to Ihe affected durtriets.
A larjje nutnbrr of extra police
nlrcady han been moved Into ti
Mnnnfleid district. It n the honi"
ertar-'s deteiininatlon that ut
most protection bo provided for
any nf the work-in 4es1iinr to re
iurn to the mines. It w?a Bld, try
M seem to m41 llnwftl nil fa-u-r
thnn wn can sldp It in. or
nirc If wo had the nmncr lu
ship In a oarkiail at mtna i
would bavo a few weeks stipplv
uiN'arl. Itnl wIioq one slilp m
iiw) jcaJlofis at a tlmn It gne ra
tM tluui we en ret H In. We
am seiiliuc It le known All up
and flown tlie lino, ha heariquar-
mvs for paiiti ih1 nmrintr. A man
saM to Bui si4-rday: "fan ym
supply nm with 1 00 rAl of Urn
twavy slate snrfaee mnrtng?" I
U4l him I mre mtiht Ha wax a
(tfHiUeinaii, tim. I have lieen out
thht ltMimlnjc fiiPHlnjr m a big
b ? mm mmt'hal tlmt to lc
Kin tle tiny. m will rliuf ttft ami
Cive yon a llitle talk hi tonior
nw"n ad.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Tlie l'oor Mu'i l Ykul'
Xrftr Kmndry. I'lmne Main 14
'0 tiniKlaf BadaCM,
here
to go this t;
Summer fjf:
let us help you plan youry''
vacation. Get a copy of j.
"Oregon Outdoors" i llus- ,1 J.
trattd vacation guide, fjroni . -your
local agent. ' ' '
Profit by low summer fares ,"
and fast, comfortable serv
ice to the beaches and other
resort playgrounds. i- .
AsU ulwut the low fans to
Culiurm'a and ine Eait.
Southern
Pacific
JOHN M. SCOTT, ', '.
Attlitanc PasKfigtr Traffic Man;r,'
, Portland, Oregon
Itdrtin Tomorrow
0 y
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guess."
Do you know nho handles
your insurance. Do you
know tlit name of the com
pany to nhom you muse
turn should fire, accident
or other misfortune leave
you little left other than
the protection afforded
by your insurance policies?
Get acquiinted with this
agency of tlie Hartford
I'Tre Insurance Company
today. It may save you
hcivy loss tomorrow.
"W Writ PnlMra nifto."
CHAS. H. REYNOLDS
"The Insurance Mail
Worth Knowing'
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Ijifinuiilr. Or.