La Grande evening observer., June 08, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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L'A GRANDE EVENING OTISERVER
Wednesday, June 8, 1927
VON HINDENBURG
GREETS FLYERS
German President Offi
cially. Receives Cham
berlin and Levine
HKKI.IT, June S (AH) der
ma nys veteran president. Field
Marshal Von HlndenbuiK, received
Chainherllu anil l.evlne id the ex
ecutive mansion 1 nit ay and run
Kiatulntcd them on thflr achieve,
meat in Mpa n (i f iir t he Atlantic by
air from New York to Germany.
Tin Inlervlew, which was or a
Cordial nat lire, lasted H minutes.
J'reshleni Von Hindenhuri; handed
each of IiIh visitors it fine franu-l
uutornplicd portrait of himself.
After nneMionlntf 1hi Americans
uk to lho d-lailrt of their flight, he
expi eased thu hope 1 hat ll would
eontribul- lo briiiKiutc tli Ameri
can mill German people in closer
communion.
Chaiiihi-rlln and Levlne wero nc
roiupanled to the presidential rml
dewo by the American anihasNa-oi-,
I r. Jacob (o n hi H-hut-man.
A crowd mussed -outside In thi Wll
helmslratisc save tin in a iousIiik
volley of hochs upon Ihrli- entrance
iimi exit, whilu pair of hIuIup
IIUo sentries with Held Kray and
Hti-i-1 helnieis standing on either
side of tht) door, saluted and
clicked heels In tin. most approved
JtruHslau style.
. Ambassador Hchurman was In
lop hat and ceremonial inornlnif
Kurb, but the, aviators were In the.
only dollies they firouwhi. Willi
them--those, tiny worn on their
Kn-til flight.
They arrived in n downpour, hut
left in hriiliani sunshine KivitiK tlio
waiting plaloon of photoKraphers
their InnlilK. The ambassador wan
MlKlitly ' annoyed ut tun camera
mens persistence and finally shout
ed nil enetKetlc. "tela go boys!" or
Hi; equivalent In Herman and lho
car whirled the. trio hack to the
embassy.
The mnjordomo of tin' preslden
tial household in full uniform, wllli
Ivory-headed rune and rocked lint
un.br his arm, Raid farewell ironi
the top of 1 he steps.
MOURNING TOGETHER
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Tile fiynainlln that wre kf.l the h. Iium ui I.'alh. .Mh h.. ml.l.ed
tlnine Iwn if their best friend little Karl lOwiu, 11 whnse n
body was reeitveted from the tangled iiiIiik of the Imildi iik. Siinemi
KwihK, the fa I her. with J-Iarl'M pet, "Spurt," mourn the lillle I'el
Iow'h alisenee. Spurl "cciiin to be asking the father where Karl W.
.
" ' vinillnff. Whllu nl (i' liiliMii.
ll im,n nr.nDAVltol!,lp- lluiH,ln,m nu-ml.;.! th,. ,-,.. ,
LMBLER
TERSONALS
l.MMI.KJi (HpeulaDMr. and
Mrs. John Oekeler, of KIkIii. and
Mr. and Mm. Oliver I'erln went to
I'uve Jant Hiinday to Visit friends.
Mm. Albert Keefer went to Kl
Kin Monday evening to vlnit In-r
J KiKler-in-lavv, Mm, Jon Myers.
M I'M, 1'. Al . it uck msin haw been
lia vlntf rheumatism quito badly
tills week.
'J'. M. Ituckinan motored to I-a
Crande Tm-luy on btminesM.
Mrs. Oliver I'erin ultend'-d a
OUllliiitC bee at the lioine of Mr,
hum Murris Tliursday.
Mrs. AHor I Fuller and el, II. In n
lilt last Saturday fur their home
at Morn, (Me. Mr. Fuller ban
(ten ln-r.i vlsltlnir her father,
Ahiier lM(fe, and brother, Tom
I'aK".
Mr. and Mm. I!oy Redtnan vis
ited at the home of Mr. nnd Mm.
Otis Hwhanan lnt Monday even
In (T.
Heventt people of Inibler attend
ed tlii' dance; al Island t.'ity Satur
day niKlit,
cjulte a number of people from
here went over to the Cove, nwim
luliiK' pool last Sunday afternoon.
Mih. ( . r. Conrad culled on Mr.s,
Olbi Huchaiian lasi Mnnday.
!,(' Hi i in waa (Ji-liverin wood
this week.
M t . I.uerella T'.uckinan visited
at the home oi Mr. and Mm. Me
t lutdrlek recent ly.
Mm. I.uey Allen and Mrs. Knnna
I-'IkIi' I" and son. Jrsst- l'isin r, went
lo l.a Crande Tuesday.
ik ited their UaiiKhier, Mm. li. Vt-1 li"Hftt'ull. A proKiarn waM reuder-,-.lmrK,
who 1h ill at Hot Uike, last ttl tiiul a .IcIIcIouh (i o'clock dinner
f The eh on) board met Tuesday f 1 ra nde Itonde imxpltal. tKluIn recently were Mr. und Mm
' nlxbt for the pm-puse of electing! Mr unA r Mensley of J..h-1'I- Mi-tioblrick, Mrs. Frank ami
! d'junttnr and u hiyli whool teach- 1,, v ere iere 'n hutncji hist 'Jim MtKiunis, Flora' (inldon, Mr,
jtr lor lho comiiiK yeur. Ic,,,',,.,!.,.. tv nnn.v i in ihn'J"hn 'McKlnnis, Anna Itrookn, Mrs.
stuck business in Wallowa countv. I ,,IX- KiU -M Walkor. Alrn.
I.ll;l.i:ti Or fsiii.r.n Mr n. ....) - i.a.r. ni..,.i,ii,i vt. I llulda Wtlnoii and Misa Leuiui
, and Mrs. lioy MditIh aiul yount;
! (latr-lilei- and William ftullins mo- . hum. ulm 1h ill at Id.t IjiUp
luted tu Wallowa lake last Sunday. Thursday. She is very much tin-: was nerved by the Klwln sisters.
j Mm. Walter I'ltrman and yuuiiK ! pi uved, they i-eport.
, sun arrived bumf fi idtl the bus;- j Mm. Albert Koefer hfi been (illte
iilliil ii li'w iliiVH i.yo. "HI the past week but Is belter at
Mr. and Mm. ' T, M. Kwkiuau j present. '"
'and MuKiue Nesly visitetl nl ihej Mm. opal Carter, ut Seattle. ls NKW YOltK In 18S6 lr. Knill
; hunie of i:ila M. Walker uH Fi i- here vlsitlnw frieiuls and relatives. Hariunp and Miss Ida Allen,
(day. j j. M. (Jam was in Ut iranile 17. eloped. In 1H6 Ihelr dauKhlcr
j Aim. Frank Martin and Mrs. : Saturday. j Murilla. IS. eloped with Andrew
: ue ciuuser were shopping in j Kilu Al. Walker, Mm, Jnhn 1 Jnyd : Oerndt. And now Murilla Oeritdt.
I..t (inmilu Saturday. - iand family, and Flarem-e Kuuwn IS, baa eloped with John (Srodder.
j It Is reported tiiaL Aim. ('live Wil- ' motored tu Falun la.-il Saturday 1 The bride told (irandpa her Secret.
Hun and daughter Shirley V.. are aflern i, j"Ion"t cry." he Siii'l. Then nller
' uoiiiiiif al..mr ui-cly and uill suo n ) Ainoni; those who intended the 1 ivvealiiiK soon family ItUlory he
be home. They are ill at Hie I'yihian SUteru convention held at wrote a handsome check.
Ic6 St 1 ud wan (ItdlvcrinK wood at
Imhler last Saturday, llo Htntped
at Mothers' Inn.
Ancient Telegraph
Instruments Found
FOKKST CltOVF. Ore.. (AD
DiscipltH of Saiunel F. It. Morse.
Inventor of Hie telegraph, have
found some of his original iiiHlru
tneitlH and a library of bookn which
he owned at J Metric. Fnlvcrslly
here.
The library Inrlnden wevcrnl Chart!
FN ION (Sp.-clal ) Mm. J. W.
Kennedy left Monday y U h her
son-in-law and danhter, Mr. find
Mm. It. A.. Wlikemon, of l.a
Orande, fin (Ireeley, Colo,, whero
she will Niend the summer.
.Mrs. Itay Duncan and two Hons,
of ( 'ove, were at Fnion Tuesday
hrltiKinK with (hem a herd of rcK'it-
teied Jersey cultle to exhibit tit
t he Fnion Livestock dhow IhlH
week.
Mm. V. W. Slevena will lenvfl
Sunday morning for 1'ortlanil
where she will spend
intf her sister. MIsh I.ucllo Tay
lor, and alteud the rot1 show.
Mm. V. II. Vok'd left lust Fri
day moriitiiK lor Fortland for a two ;
weeks visit wilh relatives and
friend. I
AiiioMK thoitf from T'nlon polntf
to Salt Lake Flty to uttend 1hn
M. I. A. conference were Will
Itnxter and dautihler. Mm. S. Ward ,
f week vinl1 Iner. Whllo at C -arhart.
Mr, Hutchinson atlended the Oie-
won Hankers aHMoetatlon. They
were accompanied from Portland
by Mrs, L, s. Havis ami daughter
who have been visit Iiik 1 hern for
tlio past ten dayK.
Mr. and Mrs. (Jllbert Tfarron, of
l.a (Jrande, were visitors at. Fnion
, Sunday uflernoon.
i Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hldwell, of
j North Powder, and Mr. and Mrs.
C. If. Hlducll. of Island Clly. were
vivli Intf friends al Fnion Sunday
a i ternoon.
I Mrs. Karl Havf. who in ill at
the (.irande Itonde hospital; Is re.
ported as Improving.
) M m. Hert ha Hoyl accompanied
week visit- ln r brolher-in-lavv and sister. Mr.
and Mrs. Flmer Jacobs, of North
Powder, to Salt Uikc City where
I hey wwit Monday to a Mend t he
annual M. I. A. conference.
Mrs. U. Heaeli returned Satur
day to lo r home at Fnion after a
three months visit in California.
Mr. and .Mm. Fd Meyerslek. -of
Fa (Ira lid-. were Fnion visit om
Sunday aflenioon.
Aim. Sfiti'd Clin' spent Tuesday
and Lewis Zhukk. ,
Kvet-eit Kuhn arrived home Sat- nriernoon shuppinu' in La firamb
ill-day from Corvallis where hi! has P te Havi.s left early Salurda;
I u altendluK tlte OreRon AktI- ' niornlug with a (nick load of calll
cnllnral college. Alter a short visit ff Hn- Portland market.
here with his parents. .Mr. and M
books writt.-n by the Inventor's fa
liter, Dr. Jcdcdiah Morse, a llieolo
ginn and geugraplnr. One of lho
run volumes Is Plolniey's "Fnlver
Kii (leography." printed In lM'-'. ,
There are also first editions of Cot
ton Mather's works on theology.
Samuel Morse's brother, Sidney t
9 T'Mw.'irits Min-sc, gnvn" thi itiHlryTji
luents and Die library to the unl-
t Vumity It a yi-ars ago, I
K'ulm, he will K" I" Calif
ornia where he has accepted a posi
tion.
.Miss Mae Shanks, of Pendleton,
arrived at Fnion Monday for a
week's visit with her parenis. Mr.
and Mrs. .1. H. Shanks and io at
tend (he slock how.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. Hutchinson
and th'-en children returned home
Sunday evening from lieurhnrt. and
Portland where they spent lho past
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Hogs will help obi a hi natural
reproduction In a faini womllatul
If Itiiijtd Into the woods shortly
before the se.d falls. They will
root up the ground and put It In
eoudit Ion tor 1 ho hcimI to grow.
However, swine should be kept
away from young ti-M which Ho y
may Injure by exposing: I he roots.
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Well, the fit-1 thin I uiuil In
lull ou (his moiiiMig i- that to
morrow nrienifMin the glitch will
he clttM'd at tht Piali l.uuihcr
oinpaii and wc arc going over
(o Me the rim iliplav of Mim-u at
I Hlon. Ami (he second thin- I
want Iti (ill joii is Unit I hail a
fine hivukfilst INK morning. It
wi t'oiiiHisetl of delicious lm
c nkes, huller and saner krant.
That Is what tbcv call a good old
fashioned sow's breakfast. There
are several of the ladies nr (be
t iimnmnit y (bat I.e. pi us prrti v
well supplied with saner kraul. I
think perhaps thai Is why I keep
well so much. We ipc-t to put
down a barrel of sanei- kraut litis
fall so thai lu case might hae
'-Ickuess lu t he faintly we would
have a hikmI nmel.
Well, the Momnvli pa In I Is go
ing in spread over the alley. II
Is I0U hi cent pint, conialus uoi
one single miner of ndullcrai ion.
That Is hard to believe lint ncvei--I
he-less Is 1 1 lit. Ju-t gut a
long dUlamv call funil enterprise
.vestecday Inmi n man wanting
ipihe a quantity nr this paint.
bile lead ami nil only rot ei
about J."t0 siptinv fet of (wo coal
woik per gallon and Mimnivli. tun
per vt nl pint', rmriN fi'im ;l."0 t t
lihl sip i nee feel per gallon. The
n -a -on why is tn-raiise Moiianh
has '2 .1 white lead and I ;t ine.
One htindrel hiiiuN of while lead
in the dry powdenil hum ah-
oi Ik about I gallons of oil to
make ll Into a thick uist. One
huitdtcil ioiinds tf inc a'tilis
iiIhmii II gallons, m v.ni can rcatl
ilv si4 with hit a hied It gives
oti from I I to I :t greater cov
ering iiipaeity and al Htc Mini"
time tt leu i pecs oiir iaiut mi thai
il Is neither loo brittle nor loo
son.
e worked luu-d lo secure tie
agency of Ha Monnivh paint, I
do not know how ninny dollars
we burnt up hi telegrams, hut H
will roll hack Imi'iihm' we have the
bes( paint tut iMiili. I don't si-v
how illi.vlhliig eouhl he purer (ban
tun per t'cnt, do vou?
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
We- Sill nr r:is
"Tlio IiHr Mtin'i I 'rlend"
Near INiiiiidrjr. I'hnno Main 2iH
Kit Sunday HuiducM
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(ps J wmn .lour r urnuure
h.iyf Budget Is Small
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Whether you are furnishing a new lioine throughout or are merely "re-doing" one or two rooms or
are refurnishing just partly with a new rug, a new -chair and occasional table your available budget
for furnishings is probably sufficiently small so that you arc. concerned witli economical spending how
to get the most comfort, the greatest charm, and the most lasting quality for the money you wish to
invest.
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for the superior quality of home furnishings, but it is no less favorably known for moderate, prices
underselling on merchandise of obvious worth and quality.
There are many very pretty living room suites, new in design and upholstering, that arc priced very
attractively. New dining suites and bedroom furniture, too the bedroom suites in lacquer are especially
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I'm 1 tlinll'1 Ml'Inft tlio ll'-w rrU'ly-ni:i'l, ,1 1 :i ,. -.-y
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