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Ttiesflay, August 31, 192fi. LA GRANDE EVENING, 0 SERVg Pare Fiv f.i j,.. .- . j . ; , Ilocal News In Brief J t - - u IXIMISift V.VWNT. Aug. il-Sopl. 5 Annual lnter- .tloiiptain association confer. raw) of Mc-llillsts at t'nloii. Sept. 4 Annual Neighborhood clnl flower .show. , .. ' , Sept. die, US.- a. und & Unkm county fair at Elgin, Ore. tary clubs from nl lpnris of the northwest in a conference at As toria Friday. The Astoria meet, lug was presided over by Governor I Jim lUalty of the Klral dlslriet, which comprises, Oregon, Wush- ington, Idaho and Urttlsh Colum bia. : . . To VlsltfSlotlior - V ".'"" ' Mrs. Tom Hurt-icon went to Kl Kln llilsjiiornlng to visit her mo ther forla few days. ' -4 Home After Vacation Mr. atfd Mrs. Homier Taylor liuve returni'dto liielr home llere after u vacutloif' trip by uuto to Western Oregon, In City 'odny . Mr. ufl Mrs. I'. I'.. MeC'oury und daughter, Dorothea, of . Kauiclu, are in the clly -today shopping nnd visiting friends.' Homo l'jom 'I'"'" Months Trip Mrs. I'. ; Wade returned to l.a tirnndc Hills morning on her way home tl KlKln artiT a Iwo months yacutionlilp spent in Portland und Seuslde,' -,- .,'., , -. ; U-tt forl Angeles r , HurryJ Hiding I' ll this morning for l,osAngcU-!(, California, where he, will Join his. brother ..and -make Ills lioii(;. He lias been 111 l.a Clrundedor Hie past year. On Wllfe lo Klllrrprlsr Mrs. 1. K. I'"ra"r. or lliiisc. Ida..' vis In te clly this, tmii nlng on her way'lo inlerpr-im. to visit her mo-' llie'r, ' .Mjrs. l..'.C. MeCiiiihln,-...Mrs. Kraser hluus lo In- at . Khierprlso. for about three "weeks. . Sj Kenmt 'jfo Spokane Mr. nwu Airs. a. w. (luesls of Dr. t'liy Mr. und Airs, liarl Ucyllolds, of La lrunde, were gllcsta of Or. W. T. I'liy's at dinner Sunday evening when he entertained in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Keathsluiie, of Seattle. Thu l'Vulherslones, who have been spending u few dnys ut the Siiiiatoi-luiii, lived in .ripukanc at Uio lime Dr. Thy practiced there. Mr. r'eulherstoue is now a prominent business man of ticatllu While his wire is acllvo 111 charity work and soelul circles. $5,500111.1011 PRICE OF HUBBY CHICAGO, Aug. 81, (AD A value or $5600 a month Is placed by MlrKim Noel Wright on .the society of her husbund. Frank Lloyd Wright, celebrated architect. Wallowa Farmers Thresh Wheat; Holding for Rise; WAJJOTA,' Aug. 81. Thresh ing; and. combining of the crops was resumed in this county again the first of the week, following the rain. . Tho grain has threshed con siderably better than before the ruin.' Crops In tho dry farming sections are rapidly being elennod up. Much ' of the wheat also has been hauled to tho warehouses. I ItcporU Indicate that little wheat Is being sold, farmers expressing I niiiiv ii n nn ruiiMii mub Kheluis brought suit for 1 100.000. the oplnlon thol ,.0n8!dcrlilg ,ho dunuiges against Olga ' Mllanoff, light yields, prices aro too low llusslun dancer, charglns that for , from various section of Multnomah orrivcr IKw C. G. i'resby, deputy slicrirf of .Mullnoiituli county, Is resist ltoU from Portland ul thu Foley hotel. HtTu from ViiJoii S. K. Miller, uS I'nlon, was the city on business yt-strrJay. In 'H.v Yt'stcnliiy HobiTt French was business hf re yesterday. Ills home is ut Cove. . . . IS months sho litis been deprived of her husband's companionship und entry uce to thctr home due to tho dimmer's Influence. Since De cember, 1024, Wrlsrht has ceased to love her, Mrs. Wrlpht declared In her bill, her latent legal move since sho was barred from Tallcs- en. Wright's villa near Sprint? Green. Wl. early In June. At that time sho charfrod that Mlm Mllunoff was In the houso and In (he alienation suit alio asserted that the dancer persuaded Wright to oust her from Tullescn and by "fulse representations contrived to keep her away" from tho home. The suit charged that Wrlpht was the father of a child which sho al leges -was - born to the dancer lh Chicago, In .December.- 1U25.' 'In a declaration aocoiupunylng V her suit, she Hpoke of thu loss of .''the ! comfort, fellowship, love; affection. triinsiielin(?,SQClety and asHlatanco'-' .of her hu'tv In tho country indicate the average yield from crops will bo about GO per cent of normal. Much thresh ing remains to be done-in tho vul U.S. PROSPERS COOLIDGE TOLD E in the elty of Tehiinnlepec and a largo part of tho state or OaxaC., No details have been received. (iltl'.KCE SIIARKX iATHHNS, Oreece, Aug. 31. CAP) -Qreeco has been shaken by n I strong earthquake nrfectlng tho entire country. No casualties are reported. There was a small 'Un.nnf nt ,ln. Tho - vanguard of" several thousand boys nnd girls that will soon be marshalled Into schoolrooms all over Lnlon coun ty trudged on -more' or less eager feet to Its It desks at the Punkln Itidgo school Monday morning. l'unkln Itldge, perched In tho heights back of lmblcr, generally rings Its school bell, early In the full because the roads often be come Impassable, in- the spring. Mo thcro Is an early vacation In nroanect. Superintendent K, A. Mayre ciphilns. illps Ivy Lanmun Is the teacher. ' ' i . . Opening .Kept. Willi the Mccptlon of I'nlon. n-hleh proclaims an. extra week of holiday, most of Itio , schools In-the county will c n Monday, Ik-pt., , or tho following day. La- amount or damage In IMraeus und an array of Bprtl EXPANSION A. OF CITY IS HELD VITAL ' CContlnoed from Pa( 1) Hon of him," said Mr. Stackland, I "that I unconsciously pulled out mv smoking tobacco and filled tho bowl In my hand, going outside and doing tho departed soldier honor by lighting my Wellington plpo." Just before adjournment com munications wero rend explaining why a number of out of town guests wero unable to bo present, including Mayor Ben Hill of Walla Wulla. Several Btnokora present had glunt pipes. GEORGE GLASS FOILS HOLDUP (Continued from Page 1) ployment to many uddllioiuil peo ple. ; "Persons considering cities for homes also are apt to strike from consideration thoso with popula tions under 10.000. SlHiulll Show W.OflO Here "Ten thousand somehow seeniH ti b a breaking point. And l..i Orande, while she falls far below that flguru under the present con finished breukruat. He. passed the corner. Ho heard tho soundM of tho strug. glu und Jumped toward the door of tho pharmacy. He reached the door just us ia- vls leaped out. followed by C'.Iiikh. BOYS' Shirts Boys' Percale School Shirts, light colors, collars attached, sin gle cuffs, cut full. Priced at .ilt'na niifrlit to en In the 10.000 bor day . will be observed with !4,nl)S f tho proposed expansio.i To VMt Frii-mlft Kranlc. Orahani' was in Ihe clly thin inorning on lili way to Klgln ri-nm rortland. lie will visit rrtends al l-jlgin lor several days. To Teaeh At lOulei-prlsi llern Wright, of lilaho Kalis. Ida., was liithe elty th! morning on Ills' way to- Knlerprise whi-ri- he will j-loach seleneo in' Uie Knterprlse I high school during 'thu coining 1 year.'-' ; ... Undnay ami .... school al UiKnllmr son., Wallace, or pouaite. wlll!lM1 w.lU s0 !u, Kv. liigton, J.-rt last right for- their 'IlI)(1 Mr!) Hil K WnWs u lHlan(1 home aSer a week's vlMlt with his . ,,,. for Oooil- l.,otlier..lrs. A. It. .Lindsay and , Colorado, where 1-e will llt hls 9l5(. Mrs. I-:. IV hlelncump. or tl.nd.-,11B Colorllo 8,.,00 or mines. I.land fflly. Mr.' Lindsay Is eon; ,,,, rU(iUIlt.-tl rrom the local n.ctedllll the I'ldellty National iKh ,ust spl.lnB. bank, oft Spokane. Passcnl Through t'lty lloiim IHIs Miirnlie; .., ,, ,..,, ,,ssed ' llirough - Miss 3g v Carbine returned lo,,,1R c)(y ,, nloI.nnK on his way La rue this morning from 1'en- ,0 KnU,n,rlH(, lrom lMK Angeles, dleton. ,V, MIhs I'ai-blne went lo Cullfonllv, ,v.r0 ), l.en llv- IVndlelfin Severn! days ago unci ,ng fol. (h0 pMA thr(,c .oar . Mpi rrom ll-re aecompanliHl frnnds to -Su.vt,n!1 rormerlv lived nt Kilter-- . program band, which she attributed to' "the dancer's voulh. Temlnlne. charm and attraction, Insidious and persistent which the- wnue wiles -and machinations." '. THEOSOPH STS HOPE FOR SIGN teachers' meeting In.TJi Orande Superintendent J. T. Ixmgfellow hus announced.: : j'upila,, will not need'' toVrepa1:!- 7 !,v'-'' . ' V '--;, VAL'I, SMITH'S ,-N. V.,' Aug.-Sl.l Kiny-flve ,etlve .school UM-icis (K,)W1II .Hayti. head' of tho ! and -1 0 . teacVors' re-'Unllfr.1 Mf- motion picture Industry In the t'n-1 fayre1, aupcrvyuop, tins htiu.jijim Ited Wales, and oiriclais or i nuiK- ; year, wjn cuun,i s ." - rr ' lln counly were among Ihe cullorsj iiuniboria 1 .!' -V.- V"' :Vi i a i . 'Annual'- iuniiu ,j, ,v tl)1s !.' -In ilA Ursnd.- thp doles h.ileu ThursdttV.' and -1hrl(lay.' IM. ?iH. rrbtnltient'. speakers and, ln-: trn'rtnra are being scheduled,- tile supc-rlntendenU'snySi.tC v- . . Soelt. I.OOU llvoaiHT.--' '.''For Jhe. ptlrpvi of '.etveourajilng proJnpt ;.ahjt, y.eiiiis.-l,(ondanc. Mr: Sssto ' has" Inaugurated d sys tem-: of focolljfsand OiiHificiile.t. an pxiiiahalloii .or: wKleti-.l being mailed each teacher : inn wce.a. on. I'realiJcnV C'oulidges' today.- ;'' .'. .. : '' ,;. . i . . . Ufflt-iaLi To Call ' ' The officials of tho county 'Ini house is located desired . to ' pay their , respects to Mnt'oolldge before the .conclusion of his Adirondack .vacation, '.and; arrangements were made to receive' them at the executive offlres. . ill addition to the formal-callers,. Mrs. lllmlra .(JkMxUmo, . of Northr anipton, Mass., 'mother of Mi-a I'oolidge; was expected at' : the camp for an Indefinite rlsIL Mr. and Mrs. Frank .W. , Stearns of Boston, personal fnlends .'of ' Mr. ami Mrs. i'ootldBe-.wlla har'o -.been ..uata limn., fnr MefPFitV ' WeekS Jr planned 'to 'leave during tho day.- "::! . . ntnornl ttrimherltv V OHK'AClO.'.Aug. h. : W) 16 minutes today, while Jlddu ;Kri; obnatnnrli. spoke lo nieniliers-ot a ()lrouKhout (he contry was brought to the president by Mnune children's order of theosophists.:. carries." Mr. lllxon predicted, i . Keslng tho way ror Bitcn nn ex pnnslon Is the assurance from W. C. Crews," city ' malinger, that the h-. ...nt .facilities water, Si'Wei- nn tllsnosal. eic. are u'if'1"""' lo handle thu Increased territory. That -would eliminate, he points out, the necessity of special as- seu-mienls lo tuko cure or ino uu dl'.lonal property. , ' EASTERN OREGON . A'ORMAL TO HAVE V REAL BOOSTER A 'S '.' ''' ' . ', ' ' " (Continued from Pig D .,i,le. iinsltlon or orrlee Willi r i. ..,,....i.,.,i in li reserved When ..a pupil hiu. llt-niiea , . Aecordlngly. Mr. lluyni'S days wllhout kM'yVWrSJZ.rt ,o the orrico of president, the j SUCH I 79c ' Blora Mo. ! If 01 Ailanm Are. Im Urajsdo, Or A New Complexion ontheSameOldFacc People havo Jumped thrco timet in methods of food preservation--i i..a nF..Nili)rln a well: wltll ice; and now with the moder.i : net hod Frioidairc EUCTSICO KBFRIOdllATION ti'o the same old fnee nndaneil :. i.i.,an nM Idea in seven-' lenfliie-hoots. Now you need n.J ciluss. He was . an - All-Ann-rlcafk ;co and you keep all fooda better . roothall player, wasn't- lie?" lom ess cost pcrycar. Umieinano (,.,lnk tiiuli-od. . :;; Urennlng grabbed the gun nni . the bandit ut the wine time, liavtay, wus very iiulckly subdued. - 4; ' l.M Al, MI N WIVKOriSiHWSOS? WIIV tJl.ASS I'KOVKh F1UHTK14 "Just like (leorgi-." lienmei Snap Mc.Manua. the horo's formeilj partner In the Glass Drugs, tntu, ujj : ho read Ihe account of OlusV tusT sle wllh Ihe robber. S "I'll bet Oeorge was mad' boV cause, the Iiold-up man pointed ,gi gun at him." chuckled Superintend dent J. T. I.ongrellow ' . . , j "Well, he wi nf up 'against some tiling when he nltaeked Oeorgf ,it less learn how and why, pupils who thronged tho auditorium. Brush of New Tori; City president UOnor; -Mr. Sayre .reports,. receipts' enmiqs nunr.ro n Wi. ...v . . .., for sue lhL&T SoU 'officer -tale ,',;ipi1ntendnt,- eonnly.up-berSi together. - 1 ul"1 eMntdentVand .the;' teaehef.: Last furnishing .he lobacco. . Dr. It. n. vear. several nunns -Jieiueveu . jimvi I In tho program were Injected Iwo ! I . . . in. n,t,.r..a lie musical nuiuie-in i, . ... ed the Hindu's lln for a message jlorH((oll, jrr. Hrush nhb Is a dl- l - .' : " ' '.'".. -iV '" 'm; i , -tlio Jolly Wperrf orriiestrn. Ainoni, iroiu inn worm raom wn.nn .v, -,..- or several rallrouiis, novo- r rcigni i TUlie!) tHailK l ',; inunir.n., ...... exueet to rennnear through' hlin. I . nnn.lnl,.rr,rencn . i . mill .. T...U.. On VWhnt It's All About, explain Jesse Rosenbaum Electric Shop Oppo. V. o. Phono Main 101 :- ' "Yeah. all-Ainerican guard af Yale." rellll-ned MeMamis. "It Wlij .: just like George to get a burglar. . Glass disposed ot his Interests 10, Ihe drug store here about the mld dlu or April. Arier a trip along .tin..' roast, he acepled a.,- place ' wllh ; Krank Nau, In Portland. i behind the rows or children wntrH.,. (h0 Xm,.rcan Internal lonni cor-1, n tinltrv of non-lnterrerence There wus no sign. ' llut dele-. w1t)l tho rilWays or the country to i-niiHollitatlon lo systems by legisla- shnamurtrs visit would bring them l)ol) j (,ft tu themsi'lvcs he ui's-rt1 the mcsxige they expect perhaps C(1. the '.Interstate'., comraeroe lute today when ho nililresses n. .. .., i . . t 0 n und the exeeu I galea to Ihe American ThenJWnhlcai::,Bd rxprlssed -: his opposition leonveiillon still hoped ' that Krl- . , ,,dllllon j0 syatems by legl nJ5mi,L- Till IWomKor n What It's All About." explain. Delayed rill uecemocr . ..nr.ni lo (,e derived rrom ..', '. '-,x, ' , ' V.y -.t" V ?' '-.. ' jfiie creation of tho club, nnd how i WASHINg'tOKVV Aug.' 6,1. (AP) ninny wives could be relieved, mice j Suspension until : 'JJeeember 80, month, of tho pipe that lasted , il-as ordered today' 'by the Inter- good' yet smelted foul. j :i..i'n nniiiimpn . rronlnllspton on i nesuies uie u,iin ii, " I'ortlunfl. They n'tiirned from -J'ortlana yesterday and, she fclurn- ed hom today.' i prise and owns property there. lA'ft for Wallowa Lake .Nlrs. A. It. Cooper went lo Wal Iowa Lake this morning where will poin her son anil wife, ' and Mrs. C. K. Cooper, who are cniliplng there, for a few days. Visited it I'l-cncli Home ; ' Mrs. S. W. Wright mid Mrs. Admin AVrlghl. of Wltchlla. Knh w lfo have, been - vtaltingj here ,.. ,. nt M..d l.l.i l.-ri.lli-lv tiave g'tte CosPo"r(flVfi'il toV a'inior) Visit Iglore returning. Mo. Iheir 'UoJ.j cHa,,man was in' the city home, frliis is Mrs. A. V. Wright's , th)s niornn? on ,'.s way homo to jlrst trii to Ihe'Northwesr and .shei j 0H,n(, afu.r accompanying a onr js vcryilnuch Impressed with ,l,t: j loud or hogs to Senttle. w here they enery nere. . wer0 marketed. Me reports lae order or the Star in tho Kast and. t1vcllt ot ,h uPS could prreet con-ncw rrelght -aehcinll'-a pmVoslng to.chn Legion convention by l- red iiu- l..l..,aa riita nnil eflneel, rales anil -.'lllo.. anil- llliriey. iiienui "w - routes on. grain and grain products-commander, and Senator Hunter'Hi . 'I''.." t. I . .. ..1 .... -l..n ilrn.illl. 1,V A . Via certain Texas juneiionipoinis. iiuk. "l!r i,..v. ... I M'he Wiles wouia.-hxn;.arreilca;li. Cherry, -nr. W. P. McAdory, ,:Xor children under IS years--old. ' Mpin coolldgo collected nla fish. Ulilpmi:n(s, . rrom . poln(s . In' Htnh.'t, -fudge 1. W. Knowtes. vic-ior r.u .. i.rn,-l,l K-rinlinamiirli for tho rlrst" ..,..i,i., .i ,,,nnr..,l r, -miles' In i.i,.i,n i lr, Mn. ' Weomlng and Molt-' lev and Knrl 1. Stackland or Cove. ndvenced thcosophlcal group which .oiijniion Hint would be economic ho heads. " ., ,. ': ully sound. t : ' ' !: '.-" J) iy Today's talk beforeilhe order of '; ; . f-i.liliig Again -i round table.- thcosophlcal -branch '-Arttf Mr. Ilrush's departure pre- PAINTEX Taints all materials and does not wash- out. $1.7,1 Set or It.lc ikt Hollle. . Complete Instructions included. Art & Baby Shop llliMSTITCHINO ItU'lTONS COVIiKKI) , I i'liiieial .;is rosiHio'icil 11 wns announce.j from the SilodgVijss ,t Ziliuiieriiiuil -chapel l(oday tiiat the lulierul service ror ijiiinea ftiley Wurnslllir. who died 'at Ilia Collie In Frillldnle yeHler jday, wa'J to be postponed until Thursday,. when, (t will be, condnut t d rrolii' tlie ciuipet at '.'oeloek. The foineV -llnie "had been s: 1 loi M'ednesday. Home from (ili-uwmiil i Mr. and Mis. Harold Houston and children arrived ,ln thu city this morning Iroei Gi" nwood. Wash., itnfl 1v II I make their home Jiere for ui mouth or; mure. Mr. and Mrs. .? Houston formerly lived here, but they have, been milking Ihelr home at GlcUwood for,!thu past four inonthx. time before the. mlcronhonc. Ho. ' nll.i'. t trout. He nicked a, new tuna when destined .' to . was noticeably disturbed by the pc-' pot tlie next to the Inst day of ' Mislsslnl. .Arlvups-is, , Mli,sli;slppl, cessity ot' talking into the ntonth-''ap,n4l,)aaHI.,l)rivlnff.; to the pto-f rivor ,' cirpsslriirs,:. , Mepiphls ( and jiU'ce yu wMdh Mfe.inVMt.4s- wM'lt,rV(ror Leroy.,l'.TOst of New .urkvpdliielso'ti,,pr'.Meiuphl-i, being broadcast and some follow;-; r..v where .hp sol ft good cntcli.l- .. . , i ..' t -r;-,' era thought that but for this th ''returning, to white, pine camp .after- world linehcr might nave irougni; mgntcai. , I. a message inrougn inc uts oi .mcir .holy man, ;' ' market pretty good there. . -T .11 ls Lcilcrlc Is Home Art'r a month away rrom her shop, during which she visited friends ut Long lleaeh. Cclilralla. Tacoina, Seattle and Portland, Miss Vanillic Lcderli Is busy wllh her mending needle before ' her window on In-pol street today. She rode from Portland with G. M. Ittehey. who raillc to Lu Grande Saturday to look aTter his Interests In the Glut's Drug store. Mr. Itlclley returned home yesterday. To VMI jU l-.luln ' . ' ' i .Mr. and, 'Mrs. ,1. fh .liui-dte!: and three do,uglitrs. rra.- I'hiid and Ilia, who live 111 North! Ilulluta.l wi re in the city liiis liminlng. They have been.'vjsillng in Cullfoniln for the past 'tlkrbc weeks and wen: ell route to I'.Win lb visit Mrs. , llur-ilh-k's parents.. "v-Mr. and Mrs. Aug ust Zeinp, r.ror a few. days before n lltriililf; liohie.-'' ! Attend l-'linei-al Hen- After attending Ihe funeral or Mrs. J. t''. Shanks. Mr. anil Mrs. Ailolph Piitereny and ralnlly. or Hood Itlvvr, Mr. and Mrs. .l-rry MeKi-tehnb-. or Tacoina. and Mrs. Miible Lewis and Heinle Slaven, or Porllallil. have retllill-d lo Ihelr respective, homes. . l-'iii-iuer l.llirnrliiii l.- liiel Mrs. I-:. G. Woodward, who makes her home In Seiitllc, is mil iiillnir Ihe day h -n- Hh Miss Marirai-i-t Anson. ,ll route hoiu from Illinois. Mrf. Woodward Is better rciiii-inbcrcd as Mlt.s Mary Nichols, a rorini r city librarian In La Grande. Ileiiv renin Poi-llaiiil . ,. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. M iilhollaii'l nnd daiiglller. Marc-iiret. and son. Ivlward. neeouip illled by lh"'1" Iwo Utile erandil.iiight'Ts. L-onn: and Alary Min-n. reiuriieii n a week llninde Hits morning from l"rl-Moni bind. Mrs. .' Mulh'ohilnd has li-ei In Portland (ill summer ami Mr. Mulliolhiifil has been there lor several weeks. Iluine fniin the t'tmt Mr. W. T. Pby nnil f- L. M-eia have returned from, the ioiisI. li.r- bnl'h jnin.-.l ..frle.-rsiif li"- Vl-lt Ills .Mother Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Monroe, with Ihelr small daughter. Mary Kllwi i., il, l, n I his moi iiilig ror He ir Inline In Portland, concluding vihiI wllh bis inollier. Mrs. L. J. I'liey eaine to La Grall'le ago Snnil.iy. Former Pen Warden Is. Dead at Oregon City OliKGON CITY. Ore.,: Aug. SI. (AP). John W. Mlnto. 7S, for-! lller ooslniaster or. t'oriianu . aim. LOCAL POTATOES BELOW STANDARD ' '. i .' ' ' L ' " ! (Contlnned from Page 1) or than that reported early In Au gust. - If the crop there la. hull tho siile for local pot'.Hoes will bo good. The price or potatoes hero rbrmer warden or lh" state pelil-. bcow ccnB fol. I00 t-ntiary, died at his hoflle lit , ,. ..,.. 1ju,t Siinnyslde. Clackiiimis county, lust, ,, tl, , vrWo .i., :- , ui.ni.i lf.sa In ll.lfi Her nun- days which followed a stroke or, "" ,.,, , ,.iiii,..,i i. u l ,.r, len.l l.v hi, . drcd nnd Inter In the jcar cllliibcd widow, a daughter, Mrs. L-ura high as ;.6 per hundred. lOrvln. or Saloni, und a -sister. Mrs.) ' ri 17 1 V f Mary llawley. also or Salem. PRIMAKllliO JSliillU . "'" ,9,.hr.wrj"t ;,M,,'.T;5 held in Carolina brother also served In that ca pacity. One or the early public I offices held by Mlnlo was Unit of: sheriff of Marlon county. wtui aboiil. tt.6U to l-76 I'er hun- AND GOLDEN STATE .oulsana.'l.' Mr. -Cherry recounted IncldentH In ' his trip around -the .worm in which lho. Plpo . liud hud a part, once. n shipboard, saving his oon . slderilhle emhurruainient by Im pelling him to cease his plug chew Ing hnbit. When his talk had ' taken: those present to I'orto lllco ! and he had described, a. curium Actress .Rf uses to. Say N aunhty Word In Review v. ;,: '.'', ' :,'': i fqiiner-looklng pipe which lie hud l.ONUO.V; An. -31 (Al;). Th'j,; procured rrom a rono uicnn wo dscof ,i) .w'ordi with four li'Hcrv"i(inii. the same being her pnrltcil mcaiilng 'nn' eilfeme.ly.'hot' plnceiiitr pet pipe, the Instrument for ili terlbed In thc bHilo : Is consld- the coiisumnrntlon of the weed wan ered Indelicate by MiiyMooro ini-'formiilly presented to the emu nosi, Mr. Clint lliiynes. pn su. actress, sinr iieciinoii in Liter It' at the 'opening of a new tixiew ipst; Hmv:. ':'.' : ,-'--, . - '' .Wlioii itlio time csine for. her to Wiy vlgorodsly, '."ydu gi lo " shot merely, 'uttered .In, -a. weak voice. .''You may go' Ivhefeler you ,-,.... ,' ::v ,.';.,..-..-'; '' ,;..-. , lives L0sti.:'i.;.s':-i-'? AND DAMAGE -v..;,-, SAID GREAT SAN KIJANCISOO, Auff. 5 A.I') Nultonal Issued und rigurtH flli'i.r- f-il 111" HPUIMHIH Willi iuv.o i. ...mn in i 'niiroriiliL's urlniarv p!h:- i IKE PATTERSON TO & l""8 "r""ar' DEBATE CAMPAIGNi The world conn, me i.nrr nd t'ooildge were keynotes of the con- S.M.LM. Ore. Aug. SI. (All Governor Pierce loday challengi-d 1. U Pnltersoll. his republican op- ponnt tor tie- governorship, lo n rh-s of debut iiu'-slions at test nomination for- United Stt-s si-n'itor In which Samuel M. Shorl rblgc, Ineunnbent, was opposed by Hubert M- flark" and Iteprcscnta llvo Walter l;'. I.lnebrger. In the republican gubernatorial It-re -for l-'l-lilii Ernest W. Ko pke arrived tills morning from Waterloo, lows, lo tvst Kasli.-in Oregon's reputation lor hunting and Hailing, lie l n vaeatiiin rrom his orric" us clerk or uilllilclpal courts al Wal-iloo. A fiirlUcr,: report . to- h London business house "from' point Ihrib ..i.i.. ..: 4nH-., -r 11. .FlU Issue In lho present gubernatorial contest Lieutenant Governor C. C. .,. .,. ' ,. ld .,,.,, n uiiuatly euuipalgn. lYoung was ucllvcly supported byB,,.,.rP Uuk. i II was feared the In a teller lo llus Ijingley, S(.nilor j0,nsoii. Island hail, surftrel considerably hulriiian of Ihe democratic stale , Tnlmiiny was the Isnue nil which thl,r(, WM Il0 ui-rlnlle Informa-c-ntrul roiniiilllee. Pierce r.-.iiesls j,,,,,!!,,,,! for lho democrat Ic i,oyon() (,o fact that Ihe quake nun iingiey iiihku ii " f-,Hrna1urlnl enil senatorial iioui- lo Issue the challenge fomrilly, nnd lla(0,,B locked horns. In a letler to Senator Patterson the i governor Incloses a copy of the col.l' M 111 A. S. C Aug. .11. f A P) letter to ljingly. f American adherence to the world As a forerunner of his action ,..Jrt on,, 0r the Issues or Juilire Knowlcs Snks. '."The iMr Through a Hmokn Screen." was the loplc on which .llldgu. Knowlcs elucidated. HI" hearers were told that there Is In deed a smoke screen nrfectlng all law nnd Court cases. Many ruinous attorneys, he said, h'sve laid Ihelr mnnl Important offensives- and de fensives while enjoying their, plpen In their orrlces. Judges havo made decisions while thinking over a case Willi a, pipe m ne-n; ,n..... nnlslile courl hours, he milled. . Knrl Slackland said he visited iKnglaiul In l:o and founil blinseir Inside Ihe statuary cnuinner in i. Paul's cathedral ill Loudon while chapel was going on In iinolher rl of Ihe ureal slrilelure. Among Ihe marbles and bronzes lie espied ! ill... al,.tnn nf,. lllll-Ml'IIIK II WllUIII lie vale ndrlces from Horta, P0 the Is- . ' p,,oirni1,,.. Welllnglnn. "Hie land of Kayal. reiiort -'a heavy m(in w,)() ma(l, lol fm. Ni,pn eartiinuako In tho Azores. First ,,, .. W t1,c speuker pill II. "So reports said . much , damage, had cllsroKi,cl w i wti, my nilniim- uc'-n une. (Continued from Page 1) : 4.11 .i- parlment Is eridcarorlng lo oblnln i additional details lUrougn lllu con- LOMKl.N fil.TS iti;itmT I.ONHON, Aug. 31. (AP) I'rl. STAR Today e. And WEDNESDAY JACK HOXIE -In- The Fighting Peacemaker ' JA Western stoiy featuring the King of ';' ; the Saddle in an outdoor picture that's different. ' : v :: And Buster Brown . ; , Comedy "Duster's Orplian Parly" STARTING THURSDAY TOM MIX ".Perfection SCHOOL CLOTHES At Clint's . For boys that want style and service new line of School Suits in today. Wc: outfit 'boys from head 'to feet with Clothes Of Quality i Clint's Clothiery The More with ODnscleuee' alLN'S An lVS Mr. Powell Hem- W. L. Pnwera. head ot lie- ,..,:irl Ill ot the Oregon Aurleul- liiral i-oll, g-. was le-n- l-'rldi.y and Satunlav or Inst ' k. H w, nl over He- Irrivallon I-st plot and eiinferred wllh lie- men making a soil survey here now. Mr. Powers uas hi-re last sprint; wle-n the Irri gation ll pl"l was firm slart'd anil hclp-d to 8. Ii ct n place for the lest.! Mining to Ik- Tnnmrrtiw The Neighbors of Wooilci art will In. 1. 1 a social m ting al the home or i Mrs. Henry- Yeske. 1013 v asnum- lon Avenue. Wednesday un- rnoon. All nieliibiTS an- Invlti-d. In linker on llil-lne- Oustav Wlssler went lo llakT on iuisllieiis today. today the governor. In the conrw ., curollnn. pased upon today or a speech, entitled "No pockets () ,)lo shlt w,.nl to the polls to In Shrouds." delivered In Ihe Port- ,.,pr,.w choice for party nonilna Li n,l library August 17. challenged () t. unices or senator. Mr. pallerson orally. governor and others In lho first. The governor stales Ills opinion u,.ni0crH.c primary. that the rive leading issues arc re-I -chough nomination Is equivalent diletioll and redistribution or n (.lL.cton o second primary on taxi-s. miking Hie Oregon statu p.-ptembi-r M may be necessnry In pi-nlteutliiry scir-supporllng. Irrlgu- ; contests where the lending cundl tlon. highways and law enforce-, jMt0 does not receive a Inujorlty ment. but In addltlnn lo these sub- 0f i,c votes cast. jects nfr-M to ib bale Patterson on am- other mntlcrs that tlie latter may deem Important. b-rt. drove through They travel. -d over while iinny driving ov reri-nt highways. Colllornla. I UO lllll". r nllie dlf- Ilcar Invades Mill Creek Canyon Ranch; Is Killed had occurred A Cable operator In Li" l-'nyal re lay office notiiicd the company s London headquarters that Ills bat tery room was distroyed, and i-s-pressi-d Hie opinion that If there was another shock, the whole building would collapse. When llan'l lluone killed Ills "bar" he neglected to record for his emulators what he did with tin-' carcass. - " " ' , I llut August llofinsnn. w-liofthot l.lll-sls oi lr. IJimil iiin.nni.n.l i-iili Hunilnv liiurnlnir '. . K. lurnlng from a motor trip to , .,,,,. , h UIlclr, .-r.x c"u,c "P'.-'n Kayal Is the westernmost Island of the central group of the Azores. II Is of volcanic origin and like lllo other members o' tin . group from llmii lo time. The population of the Island Is about i'l.nuu, most ly Portugese blood. . SIX Kll.l l ll, CLAIM I.ONHON. - Aug. St.. MP) A lleiiler's dispatch rrom Horta In Azores says that sin persons were killed In the earthquake there to day and thai luaky were . Injured. l-'rom I'srls 'word eoiiu-s f rom Ihe cabin companies Hint many houses were . destroyed and dam aged on Kuyul Island In the Azores Ibul the cables were uninjured and Hint thef.i were nu casualties In yiiitic riiim ai-alHHi Mr. and Mrs. l-rauk S. J'sl.-r have n-lurii.-d lo their hone- her, after a Iwo we k's vacation trip. They drove to Klamiith Kalis. Ah.-re they visile I Mr. J. sl. r's son and his wife. Mr. m-l Mis. -n . ..... !.-., ilr.- thi v wllh Mr. aud :ir. Oku JtU-.-r aud u. Uo-U, hi ate lo Cortalltik Phllad-lplila. Hie Vayo brothers' hospilel at Itoelnster. Minn., and lir. Kurr's clinic In Mtnn.npolls. Ilr. and Mrs. Harry i. Anderson, of Corvullls. stopp-'d In Im tlrande lust night for a short visit ollh Hr. It. P. 1-an.llK. Hr. Lin.lli lias ac companied lir. An-eri.on on sim itar excursions lo clinics In prev ious summers. After an IiisihcIIuo of Hie Grande Hondo hospital lo day. the visitors continued en their again, so llofiiiann. in Mill creek canyon, testifies Hint thu meat Is laaty when tried. l-'rllz Hofmann first spotted Ihe Interloper v-hen lie went to Hie barn at 7 o'clock In the morning. Ilruln was In Hie garden, fi-ustllig on a windfall of apples. Mi. Ilofmiiiin called Hie dogs, who quickly Ire.-d the bear. Ho could nut b" Induced to climb ilown the former culled his M..Vnitf lU.I'OHTKIt l.l.'SIJON, : Portugal. Aug. 91. (Ai A violent carihqiiuk" which chook the Island of Kayal In Ill Azores today reduced part of Hie town of Horta to ruins. There were aoine deaths, dispatches Buy, und many wero Injured. n- ph' to conn nuiiulna ItlK'OllltK.O IK MI'.XK'tl MKXICO CITr. Aug. 11. (AP) -A vlol'iit eurth'iual.ij hu occurreii We Buy for Less We Sell for Less For The Worker :: Overalls 991 A heavy denim triplu stitched, well made overall that will wce.r as well as ones cost ing twice as much. Shirts 39 These shirts arc of a heavier grade cham bray than usual. T hey arc strongly made and cut good and roomy. ' Riding Hoots Genuine oil tanned veal well sewed and decorate d. These boots J are the best product of Bucking ham and Hccht, and are built for the real rider. Black and brown. Prices 111.95 - .12.95 NeWQRK13TQRE ,Deslroyero of Hich Prices. A R CADE n WEDiNESDAY - THURSDAY II NEW! W? ANT to get into the movies? V? Want to see how those girls and boys who did get in through .the Paramount School can look and act? Want to see some new --. faces? - ' '"'' ' ,' Then don't miss this one! - Comedy "A Swell Affair" TONIGHT Peter II. Kync's "MORE PAY, LESS WORK" And Den Turpin Comedy MONDAY - RUDOLPH VALENTINO ' 1
