La Grande evening observer., October 28, 1926, Image 5

-Thursday, October 28, 192G.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pape Fivfl
liocal News In Brief
Jlcro Yesicrdiiy
Jack Chllders, sheep man of
iMliiiLin, was in Lu Urando yestorduy
un business..
(iiicslH from Hoi so
Air. and Mrs. K. A. Klchurdson
uro guests ut tho Summer hotel,
registered from Boise. .
Atleiidetl Kiipifny.1 Court
1. Jt. lttugo hus returned to ,u
Grunde ufter uttending the ses
sion of the stute supreme court ut
Pendleton.
ISu.vlng Potatoes Here
Fred Kntermllle, of llaker, wan
In 1m. CI ru nd e yesterday. Mr. Kn
i . - teruilllo is buying potatoes in this
f .county to be shipped away.
LlrciistMl lo Marry
Uiwson A. Webster und iMiss
Ooidie Belle Kedmun, both of
whom resided near La CJnuule,
were licensed lo marry AVednes
day morning.
Called to Wnllowa
Mrs. O. V. C li u n d 1 1 r w e n t to
Vullowa this morning, culled there
by the serious Illness of her fath
er, William Pine. She will prob
ubifbo uwujr Beverul duys.
l-'hiiig This Morning
Jel Kennedy went to Rondowa j
this morning where he will spend
the day fishing. Mr. Kennedy was,
fishing one day curlier in the week I
und returned homo with u good '
catch.
JIoiik' From ltoclicsU'r
r Orval. Hermeline was In I .a
Urundu this morning on his way
homu to 1-ostine. fie has been in
Rochester, Minn., for some time
V where .he was operated on at the
Mayo Brothers hospltul.
Jtctmns to Portland Homo
Mrs. Anna Puulson, who for tho
last six weeks has been in
.Grande, a guest of her son and
.daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Paulson, returned this morn
ing to her home in Portland,
Here From lxjftan. I'luh
Mrs. Thomas Clegg arrived this
morning' from Logan I'tuh, to
visit for u couple of weeks with
her brother, E. 1. Richardson, at
1 m bier.
Home From Pendlelon
F. S. ; lvunhoe, local attorney,
returned to Lu Grunde from Pen
dleton lust night where he has
been attending the stute supreme
court meeting.
Attended .Meeting Here
Air. Martin, or Portluml, con
nected with an. investment corn
puny there, was here lust night.
Hi- attended the meeting ot tin
Washington club ut Honan hall; - --
ISaek From I'end'.etnii
Ucorgo T. Cochran vretunied last
'night from. Pendleton, where he
bus been since Tuesday for the
supreme ; court session.
Announce: ltll'le Shoot
The Knmela Illfle club will hold
Its first Ahout at 8 o'eloi'k Sundu
niorniiiK' lit-tho suite range. Not
only members hut everyone Inter
ested In tire sport Is invited tii participate-
The shoot Is first of u se
ries ot such events the club plans
In .spiin.siir.
.Not K. O. l''lehl
An Item In Tuesdav's Issue of
tin. Observer told of the fining of 1
IM Field In the justice court on
a charge of shooting from the
highway. The man imnllomd
in the Item is not H. C. r'lelils.
who Is employed by the K. O. I..
A; P. company.
TalihiK Sheep to I'nlon '
Floyd Fdwurds. of I'nlon. live
stock asslHtunt at the I'nlon ex
periment station, was In l.a Grande
yesterday. He mis on his way
from Knterprise bringing with him
some registered sheep Tor the stu
tion. 1 : ;.
To At (end V. 1.
H. O. Avery, county agent, will
leuve tonight Tor Portland w hero
hi' will alU'Ud tin- Pacific Inter
national Livestock exposition. The
sh. does not start until Saturday.
lm,)Klr. Avery plans to get there
in limi' to look after I nlon coun
ty's grain and stock exhibits.
imploycM Meet
The regular monthly inciting
"f the Fuslern tlregon Light und
Power employe's association was
leld at the library auditorium
Tuesday evening with 75 employes
and their families ill allenilanie.
Allen Wright, of the llaker dlv-
SCHOL-WIL
FALL CAPS
At CLINT'S
Newest styles
in
tans, browns and
gray.
$1.95 to $3.15
Caps of Quality
Clint's
Clothiery
"The More with ODoadeooe"
lslonguve an Instructive talk on
ru'to innklng. w hich was followed
by u program of entertainment,
guinea and refreshments.
Kutertululiig Football Men
Tiger football men and Ian V.
MacKe'nzie. their coach, will be
guests of Meyers und Bow en fur
the showing of "Tho Quurierbaek"
this evening at the Arcade theuter.
There will be about 20 in the purty.
Visited Kister lie re
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Alderson und
daughter, Mrs. I,luyd Wells and
family, have returned to their
home in Fruithind, Ida., after vls
illng hero with Mrs. Alderson's sis
ter, Mrs. K. H. Rosson, und other
relatives in (inintle Hondo vuliey.
Hail Oprriitinn ut Walln Walla
Mrs. II. LI. Money underwent un
operation at Walla Wtilhi, Wash.,
this morning and ut last reports
was getting ulong nicely. Mr. und
Mrs. Money formerly lived ut Walla
Walls, but now make their home
here. His mother, Mrs. Cooper, is
staying here with the two children,
Jack and Avanell.
Through Here This Morning
The Rev. Paul C. liiwn. Pacific
coast secretary of the United So
ciety of Christian Endeuvor, pass-)
ed through Iai ('.ramie on thisi
morning's train eu route to Weiser, i
Idu., to ajtend the Idaho state con-l
ventiun. Mr. Llrown is well known1
in La Grande, having visited here'
ut various times in the Interests of
Christian Endeavor, iiis home Is
In Los Angeles.
HEX IIUFAKS ItF.COKO
AGASSIX. It. C. (A I'). The'
new world's record for laying egg?l
by a hen in a year. A white leg
horn at the University of British
Columbia has produced 348 und
tttc year has still a few duys to
run. The previous record, 34?,
wus held by un Australian hen.
OPKKATKK II Y CANDUILIGIIT,
LKN1NAKAN (AP). Since th-2
disastrous quake lust Friday, I :!0
operations by candlelight have
been performed by Hr. Walter Sis-1
-n. of Wausson, Ohio, assisted by!
Mrs. Sisson and Miss Kdnu Steig
er, of Wiiliamsport, Pu.
lEICAOS AliOl'T WAKS
WASHINGTON (AP). When
Piesldelit Coolidge govs to sea hu
reads about wars und the sea.
Only such k books are in the Muy
f lower's library.
There are upproximutely 8.000.
Oiio piunos out of tnne In- America.
DISAGREEMENT
i !" "
Harry M. Duugherty (right), attorney general in tho Harding
cabinet, und Max U. Steuer, his counsel, exchanging lelieitutiw.. j
fnlluwing dlsaureemont f the New York jury which tried Duugh
erty und Thomas W. .Miller, former alien property custodian, on
charges of conspiracy. The jurors set u record by deliberating
more than 5 hours.
A Good Rest
lote, pet elephant at MmiiiI lieh. Un . rests up und takes a good mnoke
'after her toll. And why ihuuldu t she? She s jum nmsh punhirm 4t
, palm trees back to n upright ixjaitlun in th nurv uf h.r wurk on '
i .,,," aL , fcu-rl.-anr ccr. t r : 'j t zt
Leads Quiz
; ' '
This U Prosecutor William H. Remy
of Indianapolis, who la heading a
grand jury Investigation Into
charges of political corruption in the
regime of D. C. Stephenson, former
Man grand dragon In Indiana. It
was largely ut Remy's Instance that
(Stephenson was taken from prison
Dr. Hoffman Opens
Dental Business
All of the fixtures have been In
stalled in Dr. George S. Huff man's
office In the Poley-llouvy build
ing over the L. and L. drug storo
und he began receiving patrons for
the first time the first of tills week.
The equipment is of the most mod
ern type, Including electro-dental
unit, cabinet, sterilizer and stand
und other things, - Dr. Hoffman :
says. ". ' j
The rooms have been entirely re-'
decorated. Tho waiting room ist
very pleasingly finished in blue and)
gray, with gray wicker furniture, a
blue rug und gray und blue drapes, !
A Rhein operating light will be
received within the next week. I
when the dentist -will be equipped i
to work evenings. Four . daylight
globes will afforr? plenty of light.
Office hours now are from 9 o'clock
until 12 and from l until 5.
not ins nr;i
PORTLAND. Ore., Oct., 28 (AP)
A middle uged man, thought do
men ted, terrorized a womun and;
her nine-year-old daughter early
today when he stalked into their
home, climbed the stairs and went
to bed with only a muttered "JiJx
cuse me." us he pulled off Ills'
boots and coat, '. '
The woman, trs. J. CHoiidy,
run into the road in front of her
home, clad only in her night gar
ments, and shoeles
WAS AGREEABLE
and a Smoke
JUDGE BELT IS
GUEST OF'CLUB
Supreme - Court Justice
Meets with Episcopal
Organisation Here
Jurih'e Hurry Uelt, Ju.ilUo of
the mipreme court of . Oregon,
uoounipunncct tleoruo T. Coch
ran to Im llrnmle MM evening from
Pomllotun where court hH been In
HesHlon this week. JudKe Uelt want
ed to see the hlKhwuy between here
und the neighboring city und upon
arriving here was Invited to Hpeuk
before tho meeting of the Washing
ton club of St. Peter's Kplscopal
church, which met for the second
time since organization.
Tho state justice gave un Inter
esting talk on the Ideals of man
hood necessury fot success. He was
Introduced by li. Murks, president
uf the club.
Ueorge T. Cochran also spoke,
tolling of the life of (leorga Wash
ington, his home ut Mt. Vernon and
his home life. The meeting wus
opened with the singing of "The
Star Spangled Banner" und closed
with the song "Amerlcu."
Lata night 'Whs the lust for char
ter membership.. Thirty-six mem
bers and two honorary . members
were listed. . ,
CITY BUDGET
ADOPTED BY
COMMISSION
(Continued from Page Ono)
ready to cooperuto.
Only ono hid was submitted on
each of tho two untls of Improve
ment work to be dono on W nve-
nue, und each approached closely '
tho city engineer's estiimitc on tho
cost. 'Hurtenbowcr and Spaeth
were awarded the contract for
storm sewers to he Installed on W
avenue between North Hpruce und
North Depot, the contract prico
being $2.70.7il. Tho cost had been
estimated ut $2.S67.06. Tho con
tract for sidewalks, curbing and
macadam for tho same stretch of
street and sldewntks only for W
avenue from Depot to North Ash
was given Clyde H. Kelts on his
bid of $7,5(ia.S3 M.3U under tho
estimate. 1 I
On application by J. K. Hlack
und Holgor M. 1-arsen. n license
without cost wus Issued the I. D.
S. Ladies ussoclullon to hold a
benefit dance at the Kagles' hall I
Friday evening Nov. B, in connec- '
tion with the harvest festival that
is to get money for tho purchusa
of u hew auditorium piano.
Permission was granted J. K
Stearns, city recorder, to return to
unsuccessful bidders tho bonds
pouted with bids on tho lighting
Improvement system. '
Deeming is good advertising, the
com mission voted to buy a page1
In the annual Issuo of the Old Ore
gon Trail booklets, the cost, $ 1 27.-
6U;" to cocr th6 furnishing of 600
of tho booklets to l.a Grunde.
Commissioner Charles Playle told
the members that such guides were
in great demund among the tour
ists; ,In the last year, he suit, he
hus giVen away more thuu 2.000
of (horn on request ut the service,
station, ' '
(Linton f. KhultSt uppeured be
fore the commissioners to ask Why
the quieting of his title to u lot
on the corner of Cherry street and
Adums u venue, ordered by the
commission some 1 0 months n go.
hud not been curried out. lie had
lost u chance to sell the properly
at a good price bccuiise he had
no proper deed, he declared. Presi
dent Hill asked 'the city manuger
to see George T. Cochran, city
uttorney, ubout the mutter Inline-
diately on his return to ha Grunde. 1
P. E. P. DENIES
GIVING FUND
TO OREGON IAN
(Cunttntu'd from I'hru Oni;)
republican senatorial nominee.
Senator McNary said he would
Interview Stone at n later date.
hynn Ncsmlth, of Klamath
Pulls, asked If he knew anything of
the matter under consideration said
that It) a conversation with Stelwer
October 2u. 1025 the hitter remark
ed that he hud funds promised for
his campaign. The meeting was at
Stclwer's office in Pendleton.
In the course of the conversu- ,
tion, the witness related. Stelwer
said that :(",. IMHI ur $40,000 wouM
be needed to conduct his campaign.
"Stelwer said he hud some of
the money ami had been promised
the rest uf It," said Neshilth.
ItAsi'J) OX iiOSSlP
POItTI.ANI), Ore., Oct. 2H AP
Waller Hayes, of Washington,
STAR
LAST TIME TONIGHT
ANITA STEWART
"WHISPERING WIRES"
Here's one that'll show you what a
Thrill really is.
Comedy
' "DIZZY DANCERS"
FRIDAY - - SATURDAY
. BUCK JONES
In
"THE GENTLE CYCLONE"
p, C, former Becrotury to Irosl
dent Kooscvolt, who was numed
us the source of charges tint
1 3 5,0(10 had been paid by the
Portland Electric l'ower company
for .use ,in the c'umpulgn ' against
Senator Robert N. Stnnflf ld, wired
Senator Chaiii'8 1.. McNury today
that the story ho told to Salem
newspapermen and to Henal.ii
Stanfteld was based on a bit of
gossip he hud overheard in the
smoking compartment of u l'u'l
mau cur.
ITIWAW ISTEUVIKWKO
PORTLAJiU, Ore., Oct. 28 (AV)
George Putnam, ut the request of
the Associated Press for u state
ment regarding the denials of Wal
ter Hayes of Now York and Wash
ington, in an interview given to the
Associated Press and in a telegram
to Senator McNary this morning
that he was tho source of the In
formation upon which "Mr. Pulnuui
requested an Inquiry into reports
that eastern officials of the parent
company of tho Portland Klectrle
Power company .had contributed
J36.UU0 to the Stelwcr primary
campaign fund, this morning
pointed to tho sworn testimony of
four witnesses ut the senate Inves
tigating committee's hearing yes
terday in reply to Hayes' denials.
' "Beyond tho testimony of my
self and other witnesses under outh
at yesterday's hearing 1 have noth
ing to say", read Mr. Putnum's
statement.
OItli:it ARIZONA IOl IIIY
ST. IjOIMS, Mo., Oct. JK. (AP)
Investigation of rho senatorial cam
paign In Arizona was ordered today
by Senator Heed, democrat, Mis
souri, chairman uf the senate cam
paign funds committee. ' v
Senator AlcNury, republican, Ore
gon, now conducting un inquiry
tnto'the cumpulgn in his own stute,
was usked to, proceed to Arizona as
soon as his present work is. con
cluded. Senator Cameron,'-, republican
nominee for reelection in Arizona,
asked for an Inquiry, charging that
$100,000 had been contributed by
copper und hydro-elect rlc power
interests for use against him In1 the
present campaign.
MiXAItY I'lttiKS KING
POUT LAND, Ore.. Oct. J8. (AP)
Senator Charles L. .McNary told
the Associated Press lliisi morning
that he hud not received any mes
sage from Senator Heed, request
ing him to go to Arizona to hold n
hearing, and that he was doubtful
If he could get there, in time.
Senator .McNary suggested that
Senator King, of Utah, be sent In
his stead.
JURY FAILS
TO AGREE ON
j DEATH CAUSE
(Continued from Pu."e One)
"I Just can't bring myself to
tho 'contesslng purt.'
"1 ulso killed another one, loo.
You'Ui find her body in a couple
of , weeks. Jt's tlirilllng, anyway,
If only 'it oould sleep ut night and
not see 'em all around my bed.
(.'oiiKience, on, God! Pvo gonu
through hell'.
' Jut a "Clue'
"I cun't tell you why I am u
murderess. Pin pretly gdod fi
gure, pulse, education und plenty
of money. After 1 killed Mrs.
Withers, I was ufruid, but after I
got Mrs. Grant 1 overcomo my
feur. ;,
"I wish you luck lots of II,
"This Isn't anything but u clue.
"Uut 1 do hope you try to find
me. 1 know I'll bo able to furnish
you all kinds of thrills and haz
ards. "If ignorunce In IjIIhs. yo.u boys
must be covered with blisters.
Yours, she murderess."
Issues Invitation
To Portland Dinner
, 1,a Orundcrs, both men and wo
men, who plan to attend the Pud
tic Interiiutionnl exposition or Tor
..I ..u,,.. .. ill I... In l(ifl -
bind Krlduy, Nov. 5, nre Invited by
the Oregon State association of
Commercial Organization Secre
turbs to uttend u banquet that the
secretaries will sponsor that even
ing ut the exposition hull, un
noimcH Karl C. Ucynolds, statu
vice president. Iteservutton should
be mude through the local offh:e.
A program for which outstand-
I.. I I lc.fr, in ltnt ln-llll?
I iiiS ni"""' ' ' -
eullstrd will be broadcast from
.station KGW for ineniberH who
cannot attend.
Tin banquet rollows tin- regular
scml-unnual meeting of the secre
taries. Both Mr. Iteyonlds und lr.
W. T. Phy, president, are lo bo
present.
' The lute Iuke of Orleans, Trench
preiender. bore n decided resenibl-
nnce to lluffalo Mill. -
ADVERTISING IS I
LIFE OF TRADE
V- (Continued from Page One)
our high rule of wages which
brings ubout the greatest distri
bution of wheat that tho world has
ever seen und provides tho enor- J
ihous capacity for the consumption
of all kinds of commodities which
characterUea our country."
I'ral.scs AttiiiiiilMi'iitioii
. Thc( republican udu.lnlsiri.tion
ho told his uudlence, has coptrtlm
ed "to pouce and prosperity dur
ing the reconstruction period." In
the form of curtailment of the na
tional debt decrease In the number
of federal employes tux reduction
limitation of naval . nrmuments.
smaller national defense appro- I
priations loans for rehabilitation
work In Kurope, und financing of
South America.
CLUB IN DRIVE
FOR FISH BILL
(Continued from Puge One)
or non-conuncrcial tnlercsls, tho
salmon run would Increuse und
within u period of Ave yeurs, reach
a uoint where nil Durtlea concern-
etn U'ntilfl 1 in iiKMiirml of nil mh. i
quutu supply. This would meun
the Working of u hardship on a
few until the supply Is replenished
but would eventuully meun better
lug 'of the tndustriul outlook us
well uh stocking tho streams fur
the u unite u r risheruien.
Kliu'k Pleased
K, J. Stuck, former secretary of
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Some More Jut 51
' ... Arrived
MEN'S WORK
SHOES
Moccasin, toe,
composition soles,
the kind that is
guaranteed to
stand the hard
wear ;. $2.85
NewY5rk5t55E
Destroyers of High Prices.
TODAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
A ticket for "The Quarterback" is. a scat on the side-lines at the
most thrilling football game you've ever seen.
The greatest picture of American college life of the year.
With Harold Lloyd's "Freshman" director directing the picture and
"Hurry Up" Yost directing the football players what better combina
tions could anyone want?
Belter come early!
PATH E NEWS and FABLES
. mmmmmmmmmmmmm
COMING MONDAY
LILLIAN GISH and JOHN GILBERT In "LA BOHEME"
S6STORIS
11(11 AilmiM Ave. , Storo
Great Suit Values!
.Smart iyles, eiit'liem . inilorliig uikI
the best ot materials This t uhnt
ive uffcr yuu In Ureter talis. Vou -miultl
not expect such stilt si such
price as this. See them, conipnre the .
' qiinllly. then consider ,tlilc prrlnl prlre.
tho stute federation of labor, who
wus In Lu Grundo TuesdUy In the
Interest of this mcusuro, wus pleusr
ed to learn of the campuign car
rjed. on by tho locul york.
, "This is1 hot surprising," he said,
"when it is known that one. man
controls nine miles of the Clumblu
river on both sides. His fish wheels
located in tho narrow channels,
and1 his seines. took ' ,1,180.000
pounds of fish lust year and of this
; "Every thing
C11 i I- "!. TT J ' 1
bnirts, uanas,. nose, uowns, jrcsses, uiaijura,
made up and by yard. You will find the. prices
very reasonable.: . . '
ART & BABY SHOP
Arcade
F, Wfl ff.
IN THB WilT
No, 13
. Im Gnuitki, Ore,
$19.90
amount ' 300 tons were stcelhead
trout.. If this bill becomes a luWj .
muny thousands of spring chlnooki
Dalmon und stuclheud trout will, ,
seek the upper tributaries unci tho''
streams of Union and'. Wallowa '
counties will havu fish as In form-
or years, . Tho Columbia rivor is
the only ono wJiero fish wheels aro'
permitted, nor are trups or stdn4 :
allowed in any other stream above;
tidewater' -
for the Baby" I
T ' T? ' P
TODAY
"FRIDAY
SATURDAY
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