La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 27, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, ,'Augxist 27, 1928. I,A GRANDE- EVENING - OBSERVER Pare Fiv' liocal News In Brief AIMING Aug. it-Kept. 5 Annual Inter Mountain nsMH'laflott confer- Methodists At I'nfmi. Aimtiai Neighborhood club. fUnvt'r how, , . ; . Kept, aa, a, a-i, ami as fJnioa XMint f air at Elgin, Ore. eiieriof Mill. S A for At Ilam CJty Today- Mrs. I M. Urown and daughtt r. lluth, visited at IsWnd City today. Former l.csfdcnt Vl-Hs Hero Mrs. John MeKweit, n former r.u Grande resident, returned to her home, at Haines today, after visiting wit li friends here for - a - few days. lvl License (o Marry John Curt Unpp, of Hpokunc, and 'Miss Ivu Mutter, of WHputn, Wash., were granted a license to marry " Wednesday afternoon at the clerk's office. Here Since April Miss At vina lielber went to J Mine this morning where she will visit her parents. Sin has been jhere with her aunt, Mrs. William f I Jerry al May Park since. April. To linker this Morning ' ' Miss Barbara and David Iltntt went, to Baker on this morni tie's train. They will return home, this evening. Ihtvld litis been 111 for the 'past weelfhift 'IsSnyeir'bHtei' iioNr,1 Home from Spokane w" " Mine's Gertrude ami Unfit Swart returned to their home here from Spokane. Wash., this morning. :rtwy visited their sliter, Mrs. I rank Wood.", thereof or one week. i .P iiniitfli Today i - : Walter II, Guild, up'-rlntpmleptj or yits division oi me u, w. it. N., and I V. Chaus.se went up the branch this morning on an inspec tion trli. '. goninti yesterday en tit led, At Whom Are They Hitting?' In thin editorial the nestJon Is asked, 'Will jMr. Stun field now turn upon Calvin Cootldge lit response to the plottlngs of the democratic pre and organisation?1 Also the edi torial declares, They arn goading hiin Htunfield) to make it more nearljf possible far the president's bitterest antagonist (Bert S. Huney) to clt In the fnited States senate,, whether "by becoming an independent candidate or by en gaging in active opposition of the election of Mr. Hteiwer.1 '"'"The above assertion la amus- ln? tn me. ln.fi Jim it assumes that j Mr. Haney's advisors are urging i me to become an independent candidate on the supposition that such a candidacy would result in Precisely the opposite Is the actual truth of "the matter. Neither Mr. Hsney nor any of his associates is at tempting to get me to run as an Independent, They are. ail prac tically unanimous, so far its I cim judge, in . tietlevtng that tt would be far better for Mr. Haney' m use If 1 did not run at nit. Their calculation is that in that event Mr. Haney would receive the bulk of the Stanfleld vote himself. , Man field C indent. ' "I can assure the voters of Ore- thnt if tiu trend of events visiting Mrs. oVonn-ir mother at """ '" ' r Lonsbcach. California for the past oml?f h cundldate for he wn- v,.ral months, returned to their i tH,;Jis f' ' T nltan .1 to homo here yesterday. perfecity hv onn In t-tl the confident iKlhf of winning the lectlon by defeating lwth Mr. Ituney and Mr. Hteiwer at the polls November 2. In Ha editor-' i..t t. ...... ..,,f,,,t ltf ( Ircpanlini iifrbraku Instructor wtth liWUr-, ,. mMra . f,.ar ,, -Mr. ,(. trra at form,...!. !. In th., city for;t,v. ,.,. ,viml(i ,K. i.ratU.l a fcwUaya on lnlim Mt. m.cu t)lroU(thoul thlB wkl country it rpljukp t).v n iHlbllcnn Urreun i ..Oitvln jCooJI'Iki'.' .. , .., . "If thai b true, then ty IIipwiim--token Hiiicc the oreKonlnn ndmUa Hint fiw xeltiiturs haw ever beeB Klvelt a more racUeal exprewton fine's train ami will lie there - about two weeks longer. Homo frum Ynklum After' visltlnir at Yakima, Waalt., for the prist two weekB Sir Kb ilen and baby, Wallace, were in tlic. City this morning' on 'thVlr way homo to Enterprise, To Visit I iH'lc , Mr, and Mra. Oeorsn. W. tirlh llltf; and son. Itavuinnd. nt tttrt. land, arrived tn i-a Grande thla'Mr. Haney's eleetton. mornlns on their way to Enter- prlae for o weeks visit with tltelr i uncle, John Grlbltng. To Visit Mother Here Mrs. K. lllrlew nnd Mrs, K. It. Jeiup arrived here this mornlnB from I'ortlnnd and will visit until Sunday with Mrs. nirlvw'n mother. Mrs. i). 1'. Charlton. Mro. lllrlew was Mlns Iris King before her mar- ! rlagc. . Home from CHliroinin Mrs. J. W. O'ConneU and daiiEli- ti r. Alary Khlrley, liu have been i"" Here For I'cw lays johnny Khea, at e-n" tlmi- ail en gineer on the O.-W., here, t-ut now about 2" years and frUinda- liort?.-""'"" " honwy'.'for has . many most conspicuous senatorial truant j lit history, when, be knew full well that my absences from tho aesato vera . occasioned and ncceasit&tcd by the opportunity to render Jitgh-. ly Important aervtcca to our ttatol VOXK. t. V, WIAXXH and county. The vitally I Mrs. Carrie Verena Hhanks, trlfe tmportant work on which I was en- of John Franklin Bhanka, utetl at gaged and which occasioned my I S: id "O'clock this morning at the absence wna fully approved by lla Laka sanatorium, where aho frcKtdent JlarAIng and aecretary' had been for treatment for tho Mellon. , last three weeka, Bho was 5t years "Xotwlthstamltnsf Mr. Welwer 1 or I' 5 :Alttftinu ' 1 has reached middle life, there t nothing In hla record, to my knowl edge, which demonstrates that he norisesses: th aldlHy to Initiate, construct and execute projects of weighty Import in a progressive manner. Indeed. I nm not aware that he' has any record whatever along this line. "Leaving Mi. Steiwer for tins present and passing to his sponsor-. The Oregon-tan, I cannot refrain Born Jan. S, UTS. at Fletcher Ohio, Carrie Yereas. Croy wa mar ried at that place Aug. 18S( to John i-wiktln Shanks. Nine of their 12 children are living. The family moved fcre six years ago from North Dakota where they had mada their home for 2 1 years. Surviving are the widowed hus band and the following sons and daughters; Mrs. Mary lvateresut of Mt. flood, tre.; Mrs. Nettto Me- from explaining my opinion of the t e f TafC; Aae M5 tmmner in which that newspaper J of lrt f exerted il great influence to hfn- fUu 'L r ? der passage of the o. and C. bmd Ute Bl &ii ef M grant tax refund bill. , rWBwntt wtl Kd Crey, of fitiua. iiic The body, meanwhile, lies in state at the Httodgruss & Zimmerman chapel. - . FLOWERS TO BE SHOWN IN ELKS' TEMPLE . ffnutinni'd from Pag tj Moppf'd lli'n Today Mr. nnd' Mis. Kim Hhaff i son and dHUgliloMn-law stupned j(f irns, Uv J( ,)r,.it3,,nt In their lo here tlihf morning on a tltelr way ..,.. , .' ,i,iittmi home, to; Hand I'mnl. Ida., after tllJUt: W!IS tl'rcorded myself-by I'res-j T. .. .iww-w ui.-Knut. t(k.nt Coolblce when he Htgneit my park. Ihey visited rHr a fH U). and! tax refund bill it fol. time here at the home 6f Mr. andl,mvH 1!mt IIV OWR Hection over Mrs, J, H. ithodes. . , u...i Mr- Ktotwer. Jrfv for liewlston . Mrs. t'ora llnmmack, MN Mary hyou and Mrs. lerk. all of Ix-wls-tnn, Ida... paM-t-d through I.a Orandn this morning on their -way j. iioine From tlte not i.aue fyinupr lum, where they received treat-, ment. .-, Thrown from Horse George Ittiekman, sur. of Mr and Mrs. Sam , Kuckman ,wus thrawn from a hores yetirdy ami badly injured about the back ant Itaa. j Hi was taken to iiuker for frent- nuni. tn Way Home to linblei Mrs. h M. Mnritn was hr the city this morning on hr way home to ImmVr after i .siting for the past two months with relatives ln;:.Kan sas. Mrs. Martin finite rly iVed tn Kanwis and hits many friemts and relatives there. , Hr v L. ( t)n Way to Kntei-prlj-e i y Mrs. JO. M. JlopkliiH was nere thi smorntng on her way to Knter prlse where she will visit for about a week. Mrs. HopKins lives tn too for that matter, since he is un known nationally) would be her alded (hrtingJiout 'the country & tt dint met " indorseiiHJnt of cafvra Coolidge. J itclkveH Iletislinw. j "As regards tho investigation j that fHowcl tin perpetration f j it i - jt' yenuw- nwt ut'f "r , ' , . ; " : V ' ilh ve' Mr. Jlenahaw'M sworn slate- , i-orreat Scroggln and Jack Max- of 'MWImJ ,riie,nml cor- well Jitive wtlirned --to I.U Gritmii-. ' ,., , n Sunday. neromffW by of Mr. HenshaWs occount Seroggln and bubiVMeiilyn JaTnci " , , :, ui,,.., who-are.V,s,B i,r.,. H-! "T"fV Jt S SS leoiild have sued Mr. Henshaw for I libel and In addition have sued Mr. Henxhav for Hue! and In addition every effort, a chairman of tho senate public lands commutes to secure tho enactment of this legis lation bringing $t,Ti,000 as the equivalent to buck tnxeB, to Ore gon, tho Orcgonlan went out of Its w.iy to attempt to prevent the .13 counties interested from aeudlng representative! to Washlugton to present their case, - . . ''In the foregoing 1 have touch ed upon jiutt a. few -of the acts of the Oregontan and ita senatorial; nnmlnep. which, tn my opinion, i "'' '"''' HllSn ros.-, prto-av clearly demonstrate that, grosntv te tlt (M VnUl the ludtvWital unfair methods to employed hv Idoaaotiw bb1 rollerttonx at the halt, bold of tliem to help. bring about 1,,,'re am honors to be bestowed on my defeat In the primary eamiKilen SM flower beds d jnols by deceiving the elcctonite. , nbottf.towM. Mrs. W. W. Wevens Wttbdmrn 'KMtmort""'''"' !"'' '-aver, of Imbler, wlil ttltdrmvs hiipiwrt. (bo th geau "In view of the, nnralr method.fi , A. V, Nelson otid Mis. Joint which i consider Mr. Hteiwer made llodgtn ' have been chosen to Re use of during the primary cam-1 Icet the; prlxe-winntng rose, palgn. It would be inconsistent and .fudging or the xlnntaa wilt ! ImpuKxihle for me to Indorse Mr. "n ehurgo of Mrs. i!ay K. Mttrphy .Steln-er's candidacy at the fall elec- land Mrs. f. K. Jfapperwtt. Hon, and I therefore at this time j . J.Vn- flic gladioli, Mrs. , V. t. withdraw my proffered '-Bupsiort , Bci-ogslri and Mrs.. Karl Stoddard glvrn at a time whew I was not np- will he the judge, prised of the facts showing his In tfse dahlia groupl Mis. AtfreiJ conduct, during the primary." Milne and Mrs. Homer Wilson, of iIn's parent tit, linker. llraiif l'mm Wallowa I. like Mrs, G, It, Claycomb and her "Holeproof" . ' There I Xo IteMer IIse, txl your gruwhiK glrtx wvar tlK-m to wliis.l. - 11 l-lm-h silk legv, ; - . -v :" '" ! Art & Baby Shop HttSTITt.HIJrti BlTTOSJi fOVtatEM ; i-Yuitrtate, have bees appatuttd to judge,. . ; 'Hurry SSnrbrirk and 'C. "Pa-; illusion will pin tlte ribbons en tho marigolds. : Jttis for aatera, mixed 1 tmj (liietH and the new group this ysar( the sutpiglossis, aro jet to be an nounced, .! FLYING ACE i KILLED TODAY, . 1 1 v fCsntlnweil frsm rg I uttK strapped to lhlr .-nix rer unah!e to do anything to save themselves. The river where Shey striiek ia shnitaw and the plttm landed in shout thre and u half f-i t of water the forward end of the fust'lagt Biriking- the suatUiy bottm f the- rivep. PRUNE CROP IS UNHURT BY STORMS fCsmmtted From Page t an Inelu of rain fell her, hut Ifr wjss prolmhly not that heavy at other places over the vntfey. it Is tltowght to liitvi been sealttsrtKjc, falliag very lightly In some pluet-s und heavy in other sections, j Anstssjr the Klsherfoiii of Hrit taay, mahtB, wives and widows each have tht-lr own dlstJimttve colors tor their Khu:iB. tJits eartridges to itt fltvd al thieves through keyhohs, arte now part of the t(evead; polite euU metil. The gas haw a temporary bttntllg effect but dots not rt suit la perniatteni Ijihiry. ! Trial by water stilt prevstBs lii certain s c!ionK of MmIIu. The dM ptdants art taken ta a sacred UuxK where sKicrl(ict- and pntytrs ort' : offered- Then thir head, art m l mersed The ae coming ttr the top first is the lostT. Try This Good Strong Roomy Work Shirt Great Valus At Oar Special Pries 89c Hera t, Wg4j vt.rit aldrt alu e tHV OJ. T! ttenuijii, fBii..a, cow :ra thin. Tito snM twekwa, , ff, a) tewb Irftra. Irtect latlnrtna. button, ttuil oat . ccn oft ttonmj and . aimfnrtahie. loo coot heat hi vns-it ,hlo a) ln, pric '. 56 STORES IN THE WEST Itttt Aditiiis Are,',. Wuro Su, tS tJk tirauik-, Urv, K1AD THE OBSERVER CLASSUIED ADS days.- Thyyi.liiid stltrted hpmSun day evening", tint 'were delayed by Hulfing null "could have heen tried ne. Wan'.. She Was aceomp-J nJl0P troub'le tmf tlvmjjt rf before the preaent date ami Hen - CulcJ by her two daughters, . ...che nd Atargnerite Way Home Mrs. M. H. Payne, who has been visiting relattves lit K mi wis for tho past six weeks arrived In la tifande this morning on her way palm not in stock at th garage; . . C . Mrs. Khosfm tictxiveiiug-- Mrs. '.Albert -Kloostra, of 'tMgln, . Interrupted plans she and hSP'r- hus-i i i:..., .-.'..i. -.It home. Who was aecompunied byi,hfi -(w,ii ..n,,!..,-, obtain a Jmltetal investigation ana aer meee, Kittporia Joseph., com,jete -.vindication for both - " Tsteiwer and I,atreUe. Neither ,'of the latter made any denial orj explanation 'until after Mr Vtveii j filed his complaint with the secre-j of st:tte; Their failure to ue Kenshaw nnd thereby speedily lu re for some time. u ut utiuiiuiu.mu w., their golden wedding anntversstry ' V , . " r Miss LJernieee Main, of i 8un( a mmh iinprvotl( it s .decision added to tho cilw I Kansas, who wilt visit i iod todliVi Sh(1 WM mmd tha have seen f r"n Jr me time. 1 mornlnir from her hm tn tt ... eonvinees me he5ond a. rea- mornlng from her home to the re sidenee of her daughter, Mrs. K. 10. j-tarmon, in the Knod?rasa & SSim- I iiieriiian ambuhtnee Will Cclehnite Aiinlvci.nry Mr. and Mra J. J. Carr, will eelebrat'i their 'twenty-fifth wed ding anniversary at Kltensburg Wash., tomorrow, where she has j STANFIELD oeen tne guesi. 01 nm motner anu s'ster, Mr. t.'urr left for Kllens lnirg today, expecting to return with Mrs. Carr early In the week. Slat. lIumliii!r ln-MM'tir lf n K. T. Holmes, of 1'orttand, state p'timliliig Inspector, Is in l-a Crande today, making his periodic inspection of plumbing and sanita tion. J.. O. Mnrehlson, local in spector, is assisting him. Holmes ,;ies to Wallowa lake and mter vetilng itoIutH, and from thete wll call at lAuIter. MAY ENTER FALL RACE (Contlntjt-d from Page 1) Here This Morning Mrs. n race Slron. of t'laikston. Wash., who has been at Hot loke fr the pa.d week, was in Ci'iind" this morning. Kite, drove ttver from lot laKe with Mrs, loan Hookout and son, ionatd. who were on their way home to Imterprise. Oonaid had his tonsils removed while there;" -Mrs, Stron i-'-ttirned to the take on this iiiorn- gard fru ah Independent candidacy until I cpu Id folly fovestlgare. the conduct. of the, primary campaign. The fact ''that I was in Washing ton attending ;1 the business of tin' people of .Oregon during tho' whole of the campaign made it Impossible for me to uejimint my self thoroughly with the political! maneuvers that were used to heip( bring about my def at. My Inves- j ligation has progressed to a point i raiwiII be made, cither for oraeainst accepting an independent noittitiii- j tion. not later ttm nest Tuesday. .m'omvh Orcgtmlmi. "At the present tim I dewire I to call attention to a lending edi-! i torlal which appeared In tlte Ore- sonable doitlit that his statement above, mentioned is true. Tirade of i'Mfruffis. "Hpe'aklng as the Oregonian ejin did'ato Sir. 'Hteiwer, on April 6 de livered an address over the Ore gonian mdlo whwrein he said; H becomes my duty to slate ndetjuafe reasons why Senator Stanfl-'ld shoifld not 'bo nominated. These alleged reasons comprised a tirade of untruths, a nmaa of prevarlea tion sucli as has probably never bcyj. paralleled .In any Senatorial j campaign of recent years. ; j ''Mr. Hteiwer branded m'wf th Blazers For Men and Boys . At Clint's Fall Line Here; Today : in All Latest and Newest i Colors $1.-15 To $12.15 i ' -Blazers Of Quality Clint's Clothiery "Tlx store with a OooacJenoa' Ml'.N'S AM) IIOYS OUTFITllilM I Tl' lti-Wal Mtfllmc l H-t'hurj-tt of ;! t't'l mitllni- ! nlth aood allcmtamt nrnt o lih rfiir iH-art-M-arcltlmt . ernnn-. t hlle Itev. Knialit 1 a hlKlily nlilealeil man. lie iw i-tiiipte hut Ciict Hint rteii a rlilM ronhl mt lerlJil. IHk Ttmd I'imtiil ncry nlsllt. rartuera are ilrt liig tn. Round-up Tickets On Sale We have just re ceived a block of Grandstand Tickets for the Pendleton Uound-Up. Get your reserva tions now and get choice seats. Glass Drugs lac. La GrMdc, Orrffoa STAR Today it Pete Morrison :'-:' . ; in " ... THE ESCAPE" A dashing, hard-i iding:, fighting cowboy who wins the girl he loves in the face of overwhelming odds! Andy Gump Comedy. ,aaV SATURDAY ONLY" , ART ACORD In . .. "THE SET UI'" .' ; A rousing melodrama of the real cattle country . a'' A RCADE TODAY - SATURDAY FIRST NATIONAL PICTURES Present Adapted from the play by Frances Lightner with GERTRUDE OLMSTED , It's one of the mightiest dramatic of ferings of any season. Miiton Sills' big show the drama of a man strong in courage great in sacrifice great er in undying love. . Also Showing" Palhc News and Fables SCHOpt TIME!, Eager young minds in the classrooms and active young muscles at play. School time calls for different clothes. School suits, school shoes and caps. They must be neat hut they ' must also be durable and strong to withstand the recess games. The New York . Store is prepared to serve the needs of tfic school boy or girl with just the kind of clothing they need and at prices that w -ill mean a big saving to Mother and Dad. UI.T for B oys . Ail-wool suits lor hoys and yong men. These suits range in many different colors and models. Some of them have two pair trous ers. Most of them have long trousers. AH are splendid values. $6.95 $8.95 Others for older hovs up to $23,83 MOM SHOES! We have i the store now, the most complete line of kIhks for Girls and Boys that we have ever had, Dainty pumps or dur ably constructed shoes for the girls. Stylish shoes and oxfords m the balifHKi fasts or strongly built shoes of heavier leather for the boys. All of them guaranteed la wear well, Girls' Shoes and Pumps .. $1.75 - $2.45 - f 2.75 - $3.48 Boys' Shoes and Oxfotds.,....:.....$2,19 - f2,25 - f 2,50 - $3.45 SWEATERS For Girls and Boys You will find just the sweater for school wear in this large assortment of silk-and-wool slipover sweaters. For the girls we have secured the famous Baby Peggy sweater, in a beautiful assortment f2.15To$1.05 FREE With every purchase of boys or girls clothing or shoes, we will give pencils that are guaranteed to write the right answers. Mem u"""L" i "Destrojers o lllgh Prkes'