La Grande evening observer., June 10, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Friday,- Juno 10, 1027.
TiA GRANDE EVENTNO ORSERVER
Pa pro Fivfi '
Local News In Brief
COM1XO EVENTS
July 81, 22, 2&K1MO Auicri
ran legion coiiveutlou lu La
(i ramie.
OcioIht (definite dnte not
dvlihtl on) Oregon I'nrent
lvahtr AHSwIniluii i-oiiventiou
here.
At :ifin mi litihii'vs
The Ilt-v. Li'lf If. Awes Is ut fil
Ein today on business.
I. ri I.at Xlglit
(iuy Wi-iz.-l left last niKlit for
Portland. Mrs. Wetzel will join
him there In a month or no.
In I A ;rniiil from Michigan -
Mm Juint s Itedy nnd Minx Atlrp
Ptewart. of Marguerite. Mich., are
registered at the Foley.
SH(tlk Couple Here
.Mr. and Mrs. IV J. Did, of
feu t He, urc I -u Grande visitors this
Had Tonsil (hit
A. L. Kurgason underwent a ton
nil operation yesterday, lie la get
ting along nicety.
Leave For California
Mm. W. H. Hull left this morn
lug for Oa k 1 a n'd Ca I ., wh e re sh o
will visit relatives during the sum
mer. Here lVom IVndletnn
Mrs. A. N". Packard, prominent
lodge 1 woman of Pendleton, in
spending a few days here on lodge
business. Mrs. Packard is a guest
at the Sommer hotel.
VMHiig Sister
Mrs. K. f Rochester and sons,
Teltoy and Kugene, left this morn
ing, for Portland where, they will
visit for about a week with Mrs,
Horn titer's sister.
At Stock Show
Mr. and Mrs. Sllven, of Baker,
attended the Union stock show yes
terday. Mr. fiilv. n is bend of the
Silven Industries company.
Homo lYmn Hell Ingham
Mis Marguerite well'el has re
turned from lteilingham where she
hap been attending normal school
for the past year. Miss Zwelfel
will spent) the summer with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Zwelfel
YNIlcd at llolso
Mm U. U MeKenuon returned
Jionui last night from Holm where
she spent several days visiting nt
the home of the Hv. and Mm
William Crosby Hoss.
Hrrv From 1-onft Headi
Mr. and Mrs. It. Hummer, of
Long Heftrh, 'al., are spending a
few duys In I -a Grande. Tiny are
at thfl Sommer.
In Poitland
t.-n..nu uii iin la an.mlliip- artme
time visiting In Portland with rela
tives. He graduated from the high
school here this spring.
CIoka Sunday Afternoons
The public library will not be
open on Sunday afternoons during;
June, July and August, the lib
rarian, Miss Mabel Ioty. announc
ed this morning.
( nlli'.l tn Iia Grninlf
Mrs. JIatlie l-'urirason Is in T.a
Orunile from l'endleton. rnllod
hero by the Illness nnd donth of
her brother, James Mot'lnre. Sho
Is at the home of her ilatiKliter,
Mrs. O. 1!. Williams.
TO Attrml MectlnK
Mrs. (.'., K. riuinmor nnd Miss
Claraliollo Ithlnn left last niKlit for
Anderson, lnd... wlure tin y will
Bttenil tlje Churoh of (!od rautp
nieetlilff. They will be nway threo
weeks or a month. Tiny plan to
visit in Nebraska en route homo.
Hern I'roni ORili-n
Mrs. J. K. Johnston anil Mrs. V.
M. Johnston arrived hero this
morniiiK from OK'I'Mi. I'tah. and
will visit for several weeks nt tho
homo of their brother. Charles
Kane.
Ij-avn lor I'nrtlnnit
Mr. nml Mrs. f. K. Ilnpporset
and Mrs. Hay Williams and dauKh
ter, Hebocca Jane, lift today for
T'orllaiul where tiny will spend
about a week vlsltlnu. Mr. llap
poiset. who Is state tronsuror for
the fraternal order of KaRles. will
attend both the Washington slate
convention at Kelso Juno 13 and
14 and the Oregon ronventlon nt
Port land, June 1 i nnd 10.
JAXTZEN
For Whole Fainilv
At CLINT'S
In All Colors
$2.95 lo $0.00
Swiniminp; Suits Of
Quality
Clint's
Clothiery .
Th btore Willi a Coturtea
Swimming
MS
; lloim rifini llellluglium
1 .Miss KohmIp Hum nrrlvrd home
Iiiki night from HelllnghHm where
she linn been attending normal for
the past year. ,
IIuiih I'mm )rcnn
Merman K runt it arrived here
this lliornlnv frnni V.nirnno u.-hi.r,
I li.. hnn 1....... ut...1,,ni ... (V... ....I
verstty fur lh past year.
Home I iinn Spokane
I Jr. nml Mm. Lee Bouvy have re
turned from a niottir trip to Spo
kane where Dr. Houvy oil ended a
meeting tif the Otuphthnlmologiral
society.
To Visit Daughter
Mm It. Johnson of Fverett,
Wash., passed through l.a Grand I
toilay on her way to Joseph when
she will visit with her daughter.
Mm Lester Ileddingfield for about
a week.
Homo lYom i, A. C
Miss Mnerny ('laycoinh, of TCn
tetprlBc. passed through I a Grande
today on Iter way home. Rhe has
been attending O. A. i for the past
year.
Ttel iirried llome
I)r, mid Mrs. I'1. I. Half-ton have
returned from Spokane where they
luive been since Saturday. Jr.
KmImIoii attended a meeting of the
Utophlhultiiologlcul soelety. .
Home Prom ('iillege
Kdwln Jensen returned home
this morning from Kugene where
'he has been attending the I'nlver-
sliy of Oregon for the past . two
years. Jensen was n member of
the four-mile relay
university.
team tit the
Meet Son
Mr. and Mrs. .1. P. Itnlrd of Wal
Iowa were in I .a Grande today to
meet their son. Leon, who return
ed this morning from Kugene
where he has attended the univer
sity during i ho past year.
I Home From O. A. C
1 Conluglnn Hamilton returned
home thin morning from f'orvallls :
where he attended school for the
past year. He will visit with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hum
lit on during the summer vacation.
VMM At 1 11 II
Master Hilly Good arrived , hem
nils morning from Tracy. Cal., and
will spend ihe summer visiting
with his grandparents, Mr. and
I Mrs. J. P. Good at Klgln. He was
met here by his mint, Mrs. ( F.
Itassumsen.
ItettiniH IloiH
Mrs. ( O. Wright of Klgln, spent .
yesterday In l.a Grande nnd re- ,
turned to her home this morning
In company with her son, Jesse,
who . arrived In T-a (Sronde today
from Salem where he has been In
the state deaf school.
VMts Hero
Mrs. 11. A. Courtney and Infant
twin daughters. Jean and June,
returned to their home In Hunt
ington thin morning after visiting
i. ..-i (Vtc ii Khort time with Mrs.
V. Mc'ush, Mrs. Courtney's moth-j
er. '
I 1 '
llo Homo Till I-'.vonliiK
I Mrs. Delia I'onipton will he home
ibis" cvenitiR: from Hotsr. lua..
whore sho has been visiting for a
few days. She accompanied the
r.ov. and Mrs. If. W. Parker to tho
Idaho rlty Tuesday.
(it hip ti Sioliau
Walter (tray has none to Spo
kane, Wash., where he will spend
his summer vacation with his cou
sins nmt Krttnilnnolher. He plans
lo bo nway until Sept. 1. returning
to l.a Grande, In time to resume
his studies in tho local hitch school.
.
Two AutoWs lined
Two nutoists wore arrested by.
traffic officers yesterday on the
hiKhway between l.a Orando and
i-..in nn.l both raid fines. ( V-
nlntrsley was charged with rare-:
loss driving and was sentenced to
pay $10 and costs, and T. J. KcrOR-
ul.i was fined !T anil rosis on n
charge of spoedlnK.
Mootlnu Hero
T. II. I'otter, Mr. Ackermnn. Mr.
T.llly. Mr. lion.l and Mr. Alfrey
were In the city trom linker bist
pvenlnB for tho rogulnr monthly
nieeliiiK of the Kastern Oregon As
sociation or lOlertrlcal Contractors
and 7enlors. The inrotlng was
held nt the Fonimer hotel, pre
sided over by Frank Itobinson.
president. t'. V. Talbot, llobert
Helvoy and Mr. Itobinson were the
l.a C.rnndo nn-n In attendance.
Home From Vnlver-!! y
Melvln Parker Is ntnong the col
lege students who have arrived
home for the summer vacation.
Parker has completed his first
year's work nt the I ntversity of
Oregon. He expects to have as
his guest for a few days, a fratern
ity brother, Henry Lumpee, of On
tario. Lumpee will arrive Sunday.
lu Itee llu-lnoss
Word has been received from Ki
lls Fuller, former railroader nf tills
city, who now makes his home at
Spanish Kork. l.'tab, that Mr. Pul
ler has bet-nine interested In the
Awsncinteri Bee and Honey com
pany, being secretary of the or
uanlratlon. Mr. Fuller writes that
he is pleased with his new work
and that the prospects for n suc
cessful year In the honey huines
seem excellent.
Here For .Terscjr .Tnhlle
Among the Corrallis people who
attended the Jersey Jubilee at the
t'nlon stock show yesterday were
Mr. nlid Mm P. H. Martin, Mr.
and Mrs. ft. H. Robinson. O. C.
Dixon. C. H. Itrown. fl. I. Hlraon
and I. Loughary. The party re
ports that their trip was most de.
IlKhtrul. both en route and at t'n
iou. They wert entertained by
Fishing Better ,
Early in June
But Still Slack
ARTOHTA. Ore., June in Fish
ing during the first week In June
showed a material Improvement
over late May hut still renin ins
stuck.
On Wednesday of this week de
liveries showed a sudden Rain
which Rave rls, to hopes that the
fishing Ri'nerully w on Id Improve,
but the advance proved to he only
a spurt, which tuihsidcd again Im
mediately, the catch during the. re
mainder of the week dropping
down to about what It was In the
first two days of the period.
Salmon Ary I.argo ''
The week's catch, however, was
considerably heller than those of
the last two weeks In May, while
a distinct change In the fish was
observed. '11 1 e salmon taken thin
week have averaged much tamer
t h a n hereto To re this sea so n .
i'Kptle severnl weeks of slim
fishing, all elements of the Indus
try lire sanguine of the future, ex
pecting that the catch will con
tinue to Increase.
Kilning operations on n large
scale are scheduled for commen
cement next week, when the Hal- ;
hey seines or Sand Island are due
to get going. Other grounds are
also expected to stnrt up.
WILL RETURN
RAY, ROY TO
JACKSONVILLE
(Continued from Page 1)
weird story to tell the jury, that
with t lie aid of a good lawyer, they
will believe."
Another statement attributed by
the state to the defendant to his
mother was:
"Mother dear, you never thought
your 1 !! -year-old boy would go
wrong, but I didn't niejin to do it."
Oiii-llue i:hleuce
The state outlined the details of
the three score bits of mute evi
dence In the vicinity of the crime,
by an army of Investigators.
The court room was only partly
filled with spectators, It was a
twice-told tale for the curious. Lit
tle Interest has been manifested In
the trial thus far by Ihe public.
All witnesses were excluded from
the court room by order of ihe
court.
Purchase of articles In I-'itgeue
and Portland. Ore., later found at
the Pundits' camp near the tunnel,
were outlined by the state. The
names and parts played by Hay ami
liny le Autretnont, jointly accused
of participation, nnd now under
arrest in Ohio, were frequently
mentioned in the statement.
The broken family life of the le
Autreinouts was told to the jury.
With the conclusion of the de
fense statement, t he first wit ness
was called C o. Merrill, of Ash
land, conductor of the ill-fated
train. '
RED RUSSIA
EXECUTES 20
"OPPONENTS"
(Continued from Page One)
actlvllen of the mission. Ttiitish
rt prenentutives, II whs stated, even
were ufraid to be seen In company .
with ItussUins for f;ir that such I
uKSusslnatlons miht he miscon
strued. It Is understood that one of the
charges of isplonajre relates to a I
letter from the British consul at
Leningrad to a member of ihe
Hritlsh diplomatic mission at. Mos
cow. The letter was u reply to in
quiries from t he Hilt Ish mission
ds to whether the consul could
obttiin Ihe names of tiny. Russian
I'lrniH will ins- to tmv cheniiculs
rmm Tlpltluh film Tlii Ir.tlor 1
slated that the writer would en
deavor to obtain the Information
asked.
The tetter was intercepted by
soviet authorities It Is stilted, who
declared It to be connected with
an attempt to obtain Illicit Infor
mation. A facsimile of the letter
toother with a charfte ft" espion
URC, appeared later on the front
pane of litvestia.
I.KWISTON. Ida.. June 10. (Al'i
- Ciraln dealers of W'asliiimton.
freiEoli nd Idaho pothered here
today to the number of some 17.1
for t heli- seventh a nnua I couven
t Ion. Itlchard J. Stephens. of
Spokane, president of t he Pacific
Nort h west t !ra I u I ea lers' a ssooln -t
ion. called Ihe convent ion to or
der. Jersey clubs of several cltys alOIIK
the highway at bano,netn and pro
Krums In 'connection with the jub
ilee mid were special guests at
the stock show yest'rday. They
left for t'orvallis this morning.
At Honm of l!i .
Mrs. James MrOure is' In T.a
Grande ut tin home of her niece,
Mrs. (1. it. Williams.
Arrived lst Nltdit
Mrs. Itoseihiheasley arrived In
I .a Grande lust night called by the
serious illness of her fat her, L.
Alberson. who underwent an op
eration ot the Grande. Monde hos
pital yesterday afternoon.
Liccnx's
county Judgn V. G. Couch an
nounced today that all owners of
dogs who have not procured coun
.ty licenses should do so immediate
ly. Several claims have been pre
sented to the county judge recent
ly for Ihe killing of sheep by dogs,
many of which have been unli
censed. TO Attend Contention
Mrs. George Lyinnn and S. IV
Aji drew left Wednesday evening
for Halt Lake City where they will
attend the annual M. 1. A. confer
ence. Mrs. Lyman Is president of
the stake board of the young wo
men's mutual organlzatnn while
Mr. Andrew Is president of the
stske board for the young mcn'i
or jan lift tt on.
Here And There
At The Union
Stock Show
.Mr. un.l Mrs. .V. OkIIIx'o. 0r
Covi'. haw iHTiM'nlun Murk ntiow
-nthi!Mi;isll for Is of tin. lit yarn
HltOW Iiiik It.. ell lu rxUtrm-r. tlioilKll
thry havi' not ulwuyH iiri'ii amonK
thi- i-Mlii1orH. Mrs. ukIIIvo riltm
Ihmh Iho thrill ol Hun,, ourlli-r ilny
w In n I'V.'l youo rum.' in llo-ir liwk
loarlt. on tiurs'hack. or iikIhk 0"'
nifiuiK, which wouhl ri't tlwin tln'rc.
VlKllurH illfl not fro to the Krouniln
to H.'t 1 t.t- iinllnalH purailt'il. hut
rillhi-r oi-i'iipit'il hr-iH-h- provii-!
throughout Iho' huslni-KH Hi-t'tlon,
ln-loro wlitch th.' jtarnih- inovoil.
The (lirllvir laniily. auiouK othcrd,
have wntt'lii'il thi'.'wi'll fnlnhllshi'il
institution Krow. aiitl ttmy arc now
amoiu; tin. .-vhlhitors of fin.' Bui-rn-..y
i-owh. Tlu lr In nt. only smalt
at pr..H.-nt. is n fin., one ami Mr.
(Ifcllvlo wiys with tin- HK-sistam-' of
hit Krow ini; loy.s )n Is ilt-li-rmi m-d
lo lliakt' it the licst pnsKilih-. 'I'lii'
Ouilvli. family owiih what In known
an tin' old tiovrrnor (irar anil tin'
ohl Ininhliiu WrtKht- ranrhi .
Troim r Holromlii', of Twin Falls,
lilalio. thr iirofrHKlimal clown, op-i-ratliiK
a tt tin' oriKiual Si ri'rkluR
kept up Ills iinl of thi' Mliow lu
splcnilnl faHhlon yi'MliTitay. 'Pho
hiK au'lli'lici' hy IIH fri'iiui'iit laugh
ter am) applauxi' appri'i'lnli'il liiH
orl;;hiallly ami cli'Vcrni'.iH.
...
Mrs. lti'lli- Iiunoan. of fovo. has
In-r i iillri' horil of ri'iriMtotvil jor
s.'yM Mili'ii-it this year. U lieail tn
all ami on the stall of eni-li alll
uinl there has tieen plnneii n rili
hon. Some of the ribbons am while
ones, which are not necessarily first
prizes but come close to It. Mrs.
Duncan .iuUin,t,'ly rcmimls the vis
itors that she lias a special liraml
of tlyp whicli transforms these
while ribbons lulo tilue ones for
next year. Mrs. IHutctin bun de
veloped her entire herd from one
cow. May It'll,., which she pur
chase. 1 eiKht ynin njjo. This old
cow, throe of her daughters and
eiyhl-KrauililaUHhters are entered.
She also has In her entries one con
anil four of her dauf-blers. lli sides
those l"i animals now at rnlon, she
has sold SMHt woi'th of males. Mrs.
Inincau has two fine yonmr lails.
Hobble ami Hilly, who are .follow
Iuk In Ibelr niothor's footsteps ond
ar.. anionK the proudest of the ex
hibitors. Mrs. huncan says ttiat
the raisiui; of these boys Is tier
real Job. the rnlsliiK or the jerseys
is her hobby.
"Itlnir for Jerseys" wns (ho tn
scriptlon on the miniature copper
row bells distributed aluotiR the
jersey folks yesterday. Kills from
I ho visitors on ill" Kionnds from
Ihe Willamette yalley.
.
K-(lovernor Walter roll-re 1ms
Hurrlrienlly recovered from bis ro
oenl lllnoHs and his confinement nt
111.- Hot Lake sanatorium to be able
to lake In the sessions of the sliow.
The Miss.s r.enna nnd Nona
Spray, .lane Smith. Nellie (lorl
son, and Viola llillmaii are five
liluh school Kills at I'nlon who
provided some very beautiful mus
ic last evellillK for the KUeSIS Ut
I In. .ersey .lubllee bali.tiot at the
Till- N !h day lifter l-
Griimlc'w part hi Hie slH k show at
l iiinn. V IkmmI up ami went
nrr for hair u day uml inn we
are paying; up for H. We ln-cd
the gules mid hskeil ail "f H"'
diNMS hul hi -pile d all that n
parly caine iiut fnuil Pendleton
and In-lsieil on taUinx bmk M
uallntM nf paint. Due nrd man
tuld lilui he couldn't rnm:1 in In-cmi-!
we were 1om'iI timl be
sneaked iicoiinil ami l ainc I hroiigh
the hir gate and pleailcil so hard
that our yard man hit-led Into our
wart-tii!UH' and look the mini -nn.niy
and gae litiu umic piilnl
at bargain pi-Ire-. I lie leiim-and
cms and men and wonii-n are -;t
thick this inoiuinu that I will ju-t
htm- lo rhw and wait on every
one po Ible. Our rout deliwrli-.
dnn't mtiii to he enoiieh lo keep
our order- out promptly cnotiub.
goi an oider Mil- morning m r
long (IKtaiM e for f .Ml gnllon- or
painl and n bin order for roofing.
iHhles the hs-nl order or paint
wo luiw already wdd which
emoiint lo iHily Ml gulhm-. but
thilt l-n't vi ,hnd Tor I V ln'"
bii-lui-v. Hi. ye-, I Just dd lilH
ro,l or Held frm-hig uml nl-o U"t
Mm n-h tor II. H we keep uoing
like we arc nf the pHsi-ni time I
thm't know hmv inm-h we wilt
weigh ai i hri-iina.- lime. It niu-l
1m" the baiil timcM atound Li
(.iamb thai K throwlitg much
trade nur ay -o the pifiple fill
-n( nimiey. hie rnnii out '
tl -leek -hmv ye-terday iidd me
thai he -nh- rllM-d for the (iaM-r
ju-t vi be (-tiiihl read out- ad. I r
Hist I- the vtt-r we feel like we
linte -nmcihhig (-omftig from lh"
(hHerir. U ighl inn K limnr
column later.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
UV S M I V.r Cn-h
"Tim rmir Man's Friend"
Near I oiindry, A bono Main IIH
So Hiindny Iluiiu-aa
STOCK SHOW
SECOND PAY
CROWD LARGE
(Continued from Paga i;
i Third Hand Meter, owned hv
A. Hulllvun. Maker. $:0.
Mens Itelay
IMrst lte.isull's Ktrinp.
Hi-cond U. II. Mahy s string.
i lmrlot
j First J. runtr. i. Thorn Hollow.
Second Krank Koach, l'endle
ton. I The Itiieklntf Contest
There were several thrills for the
speeiaturs during the bucking con
tent yesterday, t lie most exciting
when a hoy from Powder It Ivor
was thrown ami dragged for con-
.Hidernhle distance. . When finally
released from the horse, he was
unconscious, hut alter receiv
ing attention lu 1 r. I'hy's emer
gency hospital. It was found that
hm injuries w ere cunt hied to a
sprained wrist. Thchor.sc he was
riding fell on Clyde Johnstin early
in Die contest and II required con
siderable time to extricate him. lie
was uninjured. hale Case receiv
ed injuries about the nose when
. the horse he whs riding fell on
him. He is rididg again today,
how ever. One ot her rider was
thrown over the fence but wns un
injured. . Jesse Lawrence,' of linker, rid
ing Sam Hill won first place; Jim
lrvhi, of hixlc, Wash., 'riding
Handsome Harry won second
place: Tommy Zuhn threw the red
steer. Sallle, and Hack liloom of
Cove, the buffalo.
j I a (.rande l urid-hcs Music
i The t.a t; rande concert, band
fui nished music at Intervals
through-tho entire afternoon, tine
other quite outtaiidtng feature was
the exhibition of the l.a (irande Le
gion drum corps, and also by the
drill team of the Legion auxiliary,
which was making Its first appear
ance. The members' uniforms were
exceedingly attractive, the work
well put on and the effect called
for genuine expressions of nppre
eiat Ion from those witnessing it.
I t)nly a part or the judging was
finished yesterday, but winners will
in all probability be all named to- j
day. Some of the grand champions
as selected yesterday were as fol
lows: Name t.raud Champions
Grand champion female. Short- j
horn. Kenmth Hutchinson, Cnlon.
Grand champion bull, shorthorn,
A. H. Davis. North Powder.
Grand champion female. Here
ford, Herbert c handler, Itaker.
Grand champion bull, Hereford,
Herbert Chandler. Itaker.
Grand champion bull, Guernsey,
Kwin Bros., I,a Grande. 1
Grand champion female. Guern
sey. !-Mward Ogilvlo. Cove,
Grand champion feinnh Jersey,
K. 11. Hell. Cove.
1 Fdhnlaon Wins ltull
In the grade dairy cow class, C,
IV Edbalson, of Vnlnn exhibited the
animal which was placed first as
the best type of llolstein. Mr.
1'Mbalston was consequently award
ed the registered llolstoln hull
given by Dr.' W. 'I'. 11 iy. '
Jersey l'olks Itampiet
Owners of Jei-Hey herds In I'n
lon county, were responsible for o
nianqiiet served last evening at the
K. P. hall, where special guest
were the de legal Ions of visitors
from outside the valley who .were
lu attendance at Ihe Jersey jubilee
yesterday. The banquet was spread
on two long (aides and Die menu
was quite complete. At eiich plate
was an excellent print In colors
of a purebred Jersey. An elaborate
K. of TV hall. The quintet of
voices blended very well and the
nululier was warmly received.
T, IT. Longhary, of CorvalllM.
northwest field man of ihe Jersey
, Cattle chili made this satement last
levelling, "This Is the best com
munity livestock; snow rve ever
seen. You have a real livestock
show here."
TODAY
SATURDAY
inTHE
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hai iniiig Msrioii
Dahs will wlilil
y o u, I a t h i
whigi id the fa-m.iu-r
mill. Into n
land or roar-, m
If
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eiituic!
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37 Sfn-t
I toast program concluded the pro
I gi ant. Toast master ltoy Hell, of
I Cove, Introducing in turn: Mayor
; Milton Levy, of Vnlon: Reeretary
Clarence Itrown, of the Htatc Jer-
js.y club, of Shedd: I. K. Lough
, ury. of Corvallls. northwest field
man of the Jersey Cattle club;
P. M. Itnindt, of Corvalli. offi
, cial judge ut the show; Horace
I Additi. editor of the Idaho Kuril),
jer; Dr. McNnry. superintendent of
the Kast Oregon Slate hospital:
1 r. Thistlewaite. of La Grande:
Mr. Simons, S. H Itobinson, P. H.
Martin, C. c. Dickson, nil of the
Willamette special: Dr. W. T, Phy.
Mrs. Hay Duncan, of Cove; the
agricultural agent of the Cnlon
Paciric railroad, Hubert Withy,
rombe, superlntemlent of the Must
Oregon Kperiment station. The
program rnncluded with ft brief
hut Verv pointed talk by Kx-Oov-ernor
Walter Pierce, who wns tho
object of many friendly jibes all
during the evening, because thin
hitherto champion of w hit ef ace
call le had reCent ly become the
ow in-r of some registered Jersey
Nloel;. These were Ills closing
words, "for 40 years T have lived
ami worked here and at l inatilla,
:tu or them right here. I have
come back home now, to make the
fight with you and to the end."
I ntcrpiiM Gmiip Attends
Today at Vnlon Is being ob
served as Maker and Wallowa
county day and a caravan from
Knlerprlse, its tire nt hers dressed in
wtldwi-Mt regalia nnd boosting ihe
Kourt h of July celebration to be
held at Kiiterprlse July J, :t and
A. passed tli rough 1 .a Grande's
I business section nt II o'clock this
morning bound for I'nlon.
Nearly :i score of cars, nil well
loaded w it h passengers, made up
the caravan. The Knlorprlse band
members w ere included.
The celebration nt Enterprise
will include two-day relay races,
two-day chariot races, merchants
derby, several novelty races and a
number of dashes. Mucking con
tests will also be Included In the
afternoon programs. A patriotic
program is w I ted u led for Sunday
and a py rot echn leal display is to
be held the night of July 4.
Hi shop Gorman Is
Dead in Lewiston
LEWISTON. June 10 Mlwhop
Daniel M, Gorman of Hoise, head
of lite Catholic diocese of Idaho,
died unexpectedly at 1 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. In St. Joseph's
hospital here In (i sudden relapse
from an attack of Influenza, with
which lie was taken down May 'J!.
Mishop Gorman bail been in the
hospital here since lie was taken
III, He had continued lo Improve
and Wednesday his condition was
considered so favorable he planned
to go to a nearby mission next Sim
day to confirm ft class.
Will. IViiii1 renlM--A Good Clgitr
Obituary
i:HLV ALMI HSON
Early Alberson. uged 75 years,
passed away at the Grundn Hondo
hospital at noon today following
a major operation yesterday. He
and hts family came to Lu Grande
from Missouri In April, lKHtf. hav
ing made his home here since that
time. Kunerat arrangements will
be announced later.
HANS JIASi;X
I The funeral of linns Jensen, who
died at the Grande Hondo hospital
Wednesday, was held this nilcr
j noon from tlm Snodgrass and lm
'merman chapel, He was tilt years
ntd at the time of his death and
bad made La Grande his home for
the past L'u years. Ha was born
In Denmark, Jan. 2!l, INKS, lie
j b nves a step-daughter, "Mrs. H. It
lllail, ami several slip grand
children. TODAY
SATURDAY
The I'.roncho-IJustinp
Beau Brummol in his
preatest hit!
lit' csUhlishos law and
onl(-r among the rene
gade cattle barons and
makes 'em like it!
Andy (Jump
( omedv
Library Chats
New' books to he added to the
public library on Saturday evening.
June 11. follow :
Abdullah "Ituih's Uebelllon."
Ames "The Struilget from
t 'heyeime."
I toy it "Marching On,"
Itrown "Dear old Templet on."
ltutler "The P.ehind Lens of the
My rue "Mrot her Kit ill,"
Conrad "Last Essays."
Cooke "The Man Mehlnd the
Mask."
Da inger field "Ghost House."
I tn wson "When Is Always?"
Deeping -"Doomsday."
Diver Mut Yesterday."
I-'Ieieher "The Missing Chancel
lor," t ! rey -"Ileal hogs."
Johnston "That Affair in Du
plex ;.M."
Killiourne "The Hurtun Twins."
KnibliN "Sunny Matt-el."
Lordlier. King- -"The liig Tmvn."
I .a rd tier, Ulng "tiulMite'.s Trav
els." Laid ner. King "How to Write
Short Stories. "
Ijinlner. Hint1 "What of It?"
Lordlier, King "You Know Me
Al."
Lincoln "IV P. C."
Marshnlt "The Deadfall."
Miiler "The Colfax Mook Plate."
Mulford "The Mar Hides
Aaln."
Sargent "The lOnJoyment and
I se of Color."
Scot l "The Friendship of
Hooks."
Seal "The Mouse of Simplicity."
Slopes "The 1 1 uninn Hody."
Thomason -"Ilx Mnyoiiets!"
Train The Confessions of Arte
nias (.Jultble."
Train "True Stories of Crime."
Train "Tutt and Mr. Tint."
Vina "Nature Guiding."
Wharton "Twilight Sleep."
Willsie "F.. rever Free."
' REALTY CLl'B
; IS TOLI) OF
DRYER PLANS
(Continued from Page 1)
hr a I . fruit men, ma mi fact uring
plants, fuel concerns, etc, He also
expressed the opinion t hat t he
dryer could he made profitable
from the start. It would operate
about two-thirds of each year, eui-
WE BUY FOR LESS
The New
The New York Store orfers a
LONG U i: ltlG
Maying for less and selling for
selling Store Prices Cnbealable,
Men's. Work Pants
Heavy whipcords. Tan and
Kliukl. Ii.uvy Ittilli-il. flirr
holliiliiM
$1.39
Moleslilns In heavy giuy
Overalls
.Mi-n'x lilui. Hi nliii Hilii. l'nll
rut
95c
Rock lord Sox
Hockrords In tan and blue
10c; 3 for 23c
Men's gray and blue ehant
briiy. work Hhlrls, coat style,
i-xini full eul---
75c
Buying for Less
FewVdRK bTTJRE
Destroyers Of High Prices 1216 Adanis Ave.
For Saturday
Extra Special
AT
Quitting
13
A hu ge assortment
OXjL JLJ ILIA
and Children's lTnderwear, ail
displayed on sale tables. Val "
lies on sale at Garment
Four Garments For $1.00
Art & Baby Shop
Across From Bohnenkamp's
j ' H ITOB1I JfijO
INTHIWU
llOt Aonnta.Store So. HI
1 tiiTtlUlc!, OfH.
LADIES'
PUMPS
$3.98 .
Many light patterns,
fancy trimmed; also
black w i t h pastol
tiiinminf.
i ploying from 3 r to fu personi.
Mr. Grlisel atlded.
IThe fruit growers, especially tho
apple im-n, are forced to h-t some
4,mu tons of fruit go to wa.do
) annua I iy because of having tK
I market for Ihe Inferior pioduet.s
1 of t be orcha rds, lie said. Tho
new plant would ut llie I bis fruit
and "the savings would mean the
illiferem e between prosperity an I
the opposite to I he f ru It growers
and ul.vt added prosperity to t h-t
coininuiiltles of the valley." - -Touching
upon prospects for i
cannery, the speaker said that it
would be nereysary flist to expe
rience a natural growth In the
fruit and vegetable industry until
the output Is of n proven quality
large enough to ussiire a pro
moter 1 lint the cannery could Lo
supported by the Grande KouiU
valley.
U A M Ml' KG "Why should not
t a woman he able to cross the ocean
in an airplane just as well ns a
man?" asks Frnutein Then Hasclie.
She'll try It herself if somebody
will give her n plane., The Ger-"
mans call her "the woman dare
devil' because ' of her airplane
st unts.
Win. Peun--5 r"nls--A Huml Tlg.tr
WE SELL FOR LESS
York Store
arlely Of
eM make La (traude's 1'nder- ,
Work Shirts
Men's lllue and Ciray cham
.hiay work shirts, pockets.
Triple slitclii-d, full rut
J!)c
Men's Work Shoes
Heavy all-leatln-r tt 01 It nhoes.
Lou;: wearing
$1. 98
Heavy work shoes in rnin
blnatlon soles. Moccasin tn s,
full stuck leather
$2.(59
Canvas (iloves
Him- Wiiisli'il
10c; 3 for 25c
Gauntlet, leather faced-
20c; 2 for 35c'
Selling for Less
THE
Business
of Ladies' t
mum tl