La Grande evening observer., October 13, 1926, Image 5

Wednesday, October 13, 192(5..
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Local News In Brief
('om uly 4WHt I'juUt ire
K. J,. liullnnl. county agi-nt
leailiT from i'ni'vuHlw, wita In l.u
;runl' yisfrHny.
Shoi.it llvrv. Yri-'terday
ilr. urn) Sum l.ltch nml
faintly, of. JUfrpriw, woro shop
plilff in l.tl CiinnUo y-stiTlay.
' I'Vnm I-'i :M'viMtr
l, Jljurkprj mil i$m man
of Kn-myalrr, (u'cpnipnntcil by Mr.
.Jolinson. also of Kivewaler, urv in
l.u i:i!'ltv toiluy on ttiiyjiifHW.
Ilriv (r Tivalnit'iil
Mr. ami Mrs. John Tt eve.- of
1'nion, vvrii in tin city yrwtenluy.
Mrs. Keows lias lii-i-u ill for s into
Hum and conii'H to La OJraiuK' ifff
nlarly for twitlmont.
i Itraiicli on lUislfiess
A. J. 'ostid lo, of l'ortland. lias
lieen hero since Monday on busi
ness. Ho went up t In branch this
inorninjc vHl lie in this jmyt
il tint siai; iifiiii r rmuy.
Spiail rjif-r-
The fire depart inont was called
lo a vacant lot on Washington
and Third yesterday afternoon at
;:20 o'clock where H was found
that a ti4rfot was burning;. N
damage was reported.
ViK)i- Vrn H" IVaiii lwo
K. M. Klinprhamnier. manager of
tho SUaggs stores in San Francis
co, arrived jhls morning for a vis
it with l-r brother. II. A. Kllng
banmifr. The visitor is a former
resident ofJ-:igln.
'0 r.lfii" on ltusiiH'ss.
A. W. Sh niaker. who Is cam -nierclal'
agent Tor tho MiHsouri
1'aciHc railway lines, went to Klgin
this morivlitK1 on business. Ho, will
nlso spend a fv days in La
firande beforo relurnlllg lo bis
1'ortland headquarters.
Yislttil Klsti'i Mm -
Mrs. Sarah M. llrwn has re-Uirm-d
to her home at. Vancouver.
' t. c. alter vislllug ber sinter, Mrs.
Anna lirool; Tint sisters md for
Ihe first time in nine years ubout
ii week ago wlum Mr- Hnjwn ar
rived liore.
''VMlfiiK lli'iiry I'lbn I-'nnilly
.' A local in last nigbl's Observer
'hi ill that Hi, and Mis. K'ik-'"''
Mead had ! n visiting hero from
their home nt Shell Lake. Wis..-at
the Henry homo at May Park.
Thev visilcd al the home of Mr.
,and Mi. Henry IMbn here Instead.
fieri I'Voni l,niy.vl('W
. i .,..,1 Anion WelnliO. of
.M l.ongview. Wash., nave neon vin
L 1 ting in Ln CIrande for .several days
l Mil the home or Mr. and Mr Tl. II.
J (been. Thfv were also transact
ing business while hore.
' The Women of SInogolicnrt T.o
pii.n win niifl at tl.c liome of Mrs.
It. Sli.'inUs 1 o.norrow- nftrrnoon
lit two o'iloi-k. rton nil i.H'.nliors
nr.' lU'EOil to litlincl. lnn.ortunt
InisliifPH will roinc licroii- 111""
llii'ililicrH lit Unit llmi'.
To lOiltiTllrK" Toiluy
A. .1. costfllo. or rortiiinil. Ima
fntntlvo liiM-o. mill I'M Slnivi'iiB, of
ihf c. .1. Hroiwr stoii' Iiitp. went
tn Knt.Tprt.' to.lny on linsllioss.
Ilr. SlriiV.nn Is Intcrrsti-il In Hi"
llrvliT Minn- lit Kllli-rprisi' " ''H
iS tlijv flue hero.
I'linnliiim Inii-.'ilnr Hon'
Mr. Holmes, of S:it-m. sliilit
lilninliilii,' liiwrtnr. wiis in 1 .11 '
;r:in.l Satur.l.-iy ronr.rrinit with
Incul )iinilrs ami cXllilniilK new.;
iin.1 slrlcli-r ruls that must l" j
iniimVOO. Al IMiiilMM-in - .
tltx his supervision, US ri.ue hii
rhil. 'I'ouk SI01U In .Mailcit
I-:. T. Ilnswrll unil It. ' Haki-r.
Iinlli or Cov". nrrivc ii in l.u Cr.'inilo
IliU moinini,- on their way linino
finu I'oitlun.l. wh.ro tiny deliv
er, il a earloa.l of beef c-attle for
tlm I'orMaml inarkit. Mr. P.osw.'ll
reports that Iho market was fairly
U'koo'I. Mrs. Hoswi'll was in tho
oily tliis moriiinir to meet them
iiml aooomimny tiiem to i-ovo this
nt'tornoon.
T11 On Uoor lltinl itiis
.1. H. llol.allK'hlin. speeial rep
r.seiitallvo for Iho Illinois Cen
tral railway, whose hrn'lipiii rtei'H
air In Chloatio. III.. Is in La Ginmio
for 11 short time. II.' with Homer
Jamison, of Kiiterpriso, an.l Mr.
rollins. of I'en.llelon. will liavo
tmlay or tomorrow for the liiiua
hn roiintry where tiny will sp.-n.l
1 'iri
or four .lays .leer hum inc.
H.M AIIJISTIIIVT 1
i:s Tin: l"i:iM lit:
or hones or Ihe spine on I lie vari
ous niivn IIk.I have their si'it
llleio. Tills Is Iho Sel let of til-
s'loooss of ohlropi nrl io. No nth. r
illi'l-apeiillral Hoirnro run 'lo this,
'illiio In us for a il. niollslrallon.
It will plai'o you unJer no ol.liua
lion. t'onsultation I'n-o
int. 4. v.. wKiri.i
nilnipraille anil i:lorlrolln.'i-P7
10 Sotnnior rtlilR.
I'hona 7-W
. Ilour: 4. M. to 6 V. M.
i Ik'k I'nini Arrow Wuimri
J Janus lltntilty. ll-y.-ur-pli boh
of Jack H'iih'y. is ui Hip Urnnde
j itondt- hospital recovering- from an
J opt ration performed yesterclay for
Hie removal of his left ey Tho
member was pierced by an nrraw
shot by u playmate of tho boy
I In June. About a nvoni h ago, a
linlf-t'H'h siilfnter was . removal
from, tho ovlmll, liohlnd tho
: cornea. The sijlit was then al
: ready lost.
IhTi on Itailrpatl Jiusliii'ss
it. L. Osborne, representative pf
the O.-W. It. S. car service de
partment. V. H. Itrown, general
j storekeeping, and J. I. I'ury,
traveling freight and passenger
agent, are In Iji Grande for u few
days on business connected with
Ibeir offices. Tho three, all pf
whom have ItcndHiiarters in Torl
lind, are registered at the Kuley
iioiel. ,
To Move (o Yakima
Hill Andrlst and Larry Lqngo
jvin. niembors of Ihe. .Slur Novelty
orchestra, were In La (irando to-
day. They worn on their way
j home to Hoise. Idaho from Yaki
I ma. Wash., where they will innyo
I the oi ch'-st rn fr the winter the
last of the week. The members I'f
ihis orchestra have spent much pf
their time in Ui (irande and
have many friends hero.
Kctm-ii to Alabama
Mrs. William Hunt and Mrs.
fimrgo Ihilrd left Hunday on Ihulr
way liome to Hiriuiughum, Ala.,
alter spending H)(. summer In .a
(itaiwb, wilh Dr. ami .Mrs. W. P.
MeAdnry. Mrs. Hunt Is Mrs. Mc
Adoty's nmther and Mrs. Halrd is
her sisler. They also visited tn
I'orlbmd during the summer with
Mrs. W. H. Ijuinn.
I npo t ing ) arket I tiad
J, H. Scoit, st a to pinrkot rond
engineer, and J. (J. Siiillh. state
highway engineer of this division,
wllh tin cpunly engineers of Oils
section, are Inspecting market
mads in K-tslcrn ( )regon today.
They wenl lo Norlh l'owdor this
morning and planned to go tp
Itiiker from there, and tbenco into
Malheur counlv. Mr. Scott will
be in Kastorn Oregon most of this
week.
23
GROUPS
TO CAMPAIGN
FOR ARMORY
(Continued from Page One)
which ho discussed In detail tho
cost of the building. If the bill
passes one half of the $SO,n(0
Hie cost of the armory will bp
furnC'ied by the stale Tin Am
erican Legion already has $12,000
in lis treasury for that purpose,
which leaves $28,000 to bo raised,
one-twentieth of which would bo
Last Time'
Tonight
"THE BAT'
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THE
COVERED
WAGON
1925
THE
IRON
HORSE
1926
3
BAD
MEN
Admission
Children
A Suggestion:
Don't wait till Saturday
in sec this massive produc
tion. Try the Matinees.
payublo. by til- taxpayer of tlm
clly for the next 2i years, or H5
tients for flOO assessed valuation;
based pit e ieeiH nsoiwd VaU
tatlon. vlip b , i)i' mcaiO n ile-;
orease during thfr -0 yexvrs time.
iiy iRoip'y: ruined ty- th1 national'
yuard cgmii 'ii oe Qthi r nu aim
and addfd to tho $12,000 nlready.'
on hand may decrease the maxi
mum of "5 cents on every $taO
also. ' )
. . OUici-m S;ttJik
George Cochran dtscusfii'd tho
viflues and costs of .the bulldim;.'
and other talks wri u Jv,rMble'
for tho armory. A. . J. St an go.
Mrs. A. T. 11(11, 'Tfny. Williams,
James ilona and .Mose"; . Kltedge
were among I hose -who 'talked.
Ft fl poii women woro'limonR tho
fid persons present. The organiza
tions represented were: the La
Cirnndo realty board; Klks lodge.
American Legion, national guard,
I'nion I'actflc Atlilellc club. Kit
Klux Klan, Odd Kid lows lod-e,
Uebc kalis, American Legion aux
iliary, Spanish Anurlcan War vet
erans and. women's auxiliary, V.
10. Q. chuplor. f'enlrul I'nrent
Touf.ror council, lttary club. Or-,
der of railway conductors. Jolly
pipers, high school si udent bodv,
(Jraml Army of tho Hepublic. H
Dads, Daugblers pf the American
Uevolulioii, Knlflitii of ('oluip,)ius
and ('lujinber of cotninorce.
Men's Club Will
flear Dr. Bruce
Members of the Men's club of
th,f (resbyttran chinch aitt au
liclputipg an Inlert-sHiiK nd cdir
citHonal session tomorrow c.ycniiie;
when they will have their first
Hireling or the winter prog.aai.
Or. Hl lice, fjf IVndlelou, has la-en
secured , as spea;( r a ml ' M'l! - talk
of Ah.vka,
r. lruco has . just uucceede 1
(leorge t'. Clark us pastor if tli"
I'opdbtpp Hn-sbyt'-i "Ian , ehim-h
and conies there uflcr two yeu-s
in the missionary field of Alaska.
The meeting will be lu the so
cial niM'P "f tbo churcji. j .
IHtJ'VT-'U s:i:vs iiyoitc:
LOS ANOWLKS. Oct. 1 a. (Al') '
-mgeno V. lirewstor. motion picture'
magazine publisher today admit-!
ted tjuit he will attempt to secure
a divorce from Ills yife, Mr.i- MIea-J
nor lirewster. In the state of Sin-!
alpa, Mexico. !r(tu ster said thai j
hp and bis fiancee, Corliss Calmer, 1
beit u (.y contest wlnnnr, and a wo
man companion have Just returned
from a trip to an uudesiuaicd
town In Sinaloa where he revealed
he lias established residence..
"HOLEPROOF"
Lovely chiffon, silk from tip to toe.
New shades from Paris.
' JP1.95 .
Art & Baby Shop
Acclaimed by press and public alike as the screen's greatest "super-western"! .... This mighty tale
historic land rush of 1877 in the Dukotas has been made into magnificent entertainment that will
every man, woman and child in La Grande.'
The Oi-cgonian said:
"If The Iron Horse' wan
any better pieturp, it was a
whirlwind."
The Ncwh said:
"Gigantic ... a worthy
successor to 'The Iron
Horse'," .
40c
JOc
Accused Woman
j Seeking Speedy,
Trial by Jury
I TH.AMOOI. Ore.. Oct. 13.
t.l') AUurneys ropresenthig Mrs.
j Kf.i McOce. uliaigd with first
I detrVoe murder In connpi'tlun with
j the death of her husband Or. W.
. t Miflee, today continued efforts
' to raise $:.'(!. ooa hail. In Hie meau-
.( Hniv Mrs. McCJoo who Is in Ihe ein
i tud.v of the sheriff here, was a.
i happier framo iff luiud, mvlng re
eavcred from the shock of leari)
i fug tliat" shu had hpep indfetcd.
! Late yesterday she eulcred a plejj
I of not guilty.
j lyv pimd spirits began to return,
' after many of her friends called
upon her.- She admonished them
! ttt smile and hinsclf set t)ie e.
jiinijde. j Tbo thought of tills notoriety
. upset me," she said. "Hut now 1
Mind my trieuds all are standing hy
i nn; and my loved ones have come
'luTfito hf-Ip me. I dtin't like to
push Ahnee off the front page but
I see I apt on the front pijgc wllh
j the, ijuceii of Uumanla.', ( .
f 'Attorney Callahan, one of Airs.
, McCeo's cotiiit;(d, said today Iho de
i lease would demand a speody, trial.
1 "We suppose they have evldeuco
j th:it y. i s. ,le( je purchased some
pob-on. Well, what If ihoy-bave?
Xeai'ly cvorybudy buys this poison
j l'fir some purpose or other."
I . The ipdietmeul upon which Hrs.
'Mitiee was arrest t'd Monday reads:
! "That Mrs. Lvn Met lee did n
the I I'll Lit day of AugUM, Itlli, iiu-
lawfully, purposely ami .after do
: liberailon and prmedlta)ei malh-e
1 kill one W. i. .le;i.(; by lulnilufH-
terhiK to blm jmisoii whereby tho
Kild Y. t. MeOeo dlei ml tho
1 seventeenth day of August, l!l'.M."
200 Lovers of Art
View Honmi Exhibit
(Continued from Pago One)
a talk by Mrs. Turner Oliver.
M usical numbers were hy Miss
I loi otby. I'leasapls. f i, L. Out ton
ii nd the chamber of comiueree
iiutn-tet, with Jane Stauge and tjll
l.i Ash by coulribuling two dances.
TiMliglll's I'rogciiMI ' i .
Mi'.h. I'ranli It, Appleby will give
tile. art. talk nij tonight's prtigram.
The supplementing numbers will bo
a song by .Miss Ildna Ockeler, so-l.-etiiins
by Klavia It jl tor Sherwood
and another d.-tnee by the MInmch
Sianyp and Ashby.
STARTS THURSDAY
ARCADE
$500,000 Damage
Suit Is on Trial
ROISI-:. Id,., OeL 18. Trial of
tho suit of the Idaho Copper cor
poration against Stewart Campbell,
Hinip mine inspector, began Tues
day before J udge l S. i ietrhh
and Jury lu Culled States federal
court. The corporation is seeking
$.r.oo,iMMi damages on charges of
libel against Mr. Campbell, alleg
ing that public statements of IiIh
Injured its business. The curpora
tintt. a Oelaware concern, owns
If
Buy through your
local merchant
When you order a suit
tailored by Ed. V. Price
& Co,, you buy the prod
uct of a concern nation
ally known for Depend-,
abie Values and Honest
Tailoring.
Your order placed
through your local mer
chant doubly insures that
satisfaction which should
follow long after every
sale.
"THE
BAD
Mlllf
THE "IRON HORSE
The Journal said:
"Crowds stood in line
fain admission . . . and
was well worth while.
The Telegram said:
"Another 'Iron Horse'
. . . perhaps better."
f property lp the Seven. lieylj dls
j tiict, Idaho. ' : ; '
Tho defouso :of niliigntlon and
I prUilege wa waived by cpnnsel
for Mr. Oninphell huo after the
1
Would UetiiiiH Aiiicndnu-iit
I
I
) PUOVIOKNCK, U. I.. tK'L 13.1
! IALM nctubmlst.foii of the IKthj
amendment to the people was fa-
vored In u plank Incorporated by
I the republican party of Khodo ls-j
land in tho platform adopted at tbe
biennial convention here today.
He's
. HAVE THEIR MAN
WITH US TODAY
He's here to show you
400 fine fall and winter fabrics in
every conceivable weave, pattern,
color and tone effect.
He's here to show you
how and why an Ed. V, Price & Co.
tailoredrto-oi-der suit costs you no
move than ordinary clothing.
He's here to show you
why your .clothes will look better
and fit better from every stand
point, when cut to your individual
measures and tailored strjctly in ac
cordance with your personal build
and attitude requirements.
He will call :
at your office, store or home. Don't
miss seeing him! Make sure of it.
Why not 'phone us an appointment?
STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE''
to
it
J. Farrell
MacDonakl
VALLOWAN DIES
IN JOSEPH HOME
(Continued trom Tiikp One)
red their flocks to Wallowa, eoun-'
ty. They continued their 'partner
ship until 1 At its dlssolnttoti,1
Air. Knapper purchased the pres
ent estate. I
Marrictl lu Iowa.
Mr. and .Mrs. Knapper werft niar-j
fled in Adair county. Iowa. In ixu.
(tcr maiden name was AUss Kllen
Jennings, of their four children,
two Hons, llobert II. and Henjamlp
Here!
Chicago " ;
' ..
PP
OF 1926"
Tour
Sanlschi
Olive
Hoi den
II
Men's Plaid
Blazers
$3.95
Rwutal' $5.00 grades
plj.wool in good-looking
, plaids. Medium
weight- Sizes UYf to
17, ; ' ;
IN THB WB5 !
8(pr No. IS
... . u .
IF., Ht 111 niako their Kuino ut .Innephi
(mo daughter. Addle, who was niiu
t'lpd to A. W. Rchaupp. i i precede!
her fallirr In donJh, Her two chil
dren, Irene and Km wen. mirvivev
TM other- dauKhler, ilaude, Iior
came tho wife of Colon R. Khe;4
hard, now of lu (Irande,--They alHit
have lyo children.
Ktineral mu;vlcc for Mr. Knap
per vll he conduct ml Thursday nt
' p. m., In the Alothodlst chun'h at
.Infcph. lintial will he In tlpu
I'ralrlo oreek cemetery. i-SON-IX-LAW
LOST :
A. AV. flchuupp, one of Ihe hunt
era lin;)t'Vcd lost near Klamath
KuIIr, 1 a former Joseph tn wye-run
d ti HOii'tiitlaw of liUdwljr Knup
PT- whu illed at JoHuph Just qven-j
In iy. Mr, Hchaupp practiced law I it
JoK(lt for 10 years before : lib,
moved lo the ooant' a -little mor?i
than a year nio.
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
JUST ARRIVED
A large assort- ?
ment of slip-ovef j
sweaters, silk andl
wool. The very
latest designs of ?
the season : .$3.95
Silk and Wool i ?
Sweaters l
Blazer style
$4.45 and ..95
NEWaRKTOfll2
Destroyers of High Prices.
of the
thrill
Frank
Campeau