;-Mav. July 1,1927'
i;a grande evening observer
Page Five
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Unocal lNews m drier
COM I NO KVKMTS
Inly 21, '22, ii'A Klnlo Aiiierl
ran Kelim tHJiiveiiilou In L
(niiMlc,
OtIoIht (tf mil, tlnlu not
h'ltlci on j Ort'uoii I'urrnl
Ttmetier n.sMKiiiliitii L'onvciKiou
lllTH.
Itif-ovrHiiK
Mih. JJ. K. rndorwoorl, who wam
Injured Komo time hko whn aim
wuh Hli-iH'U by an uulomoMle, Ik
reported nu recovering niplilly.
VIiiiiiK in Iil.ho
.Mm. .Nettie Klino nnd Mm. K.
Allen ore vitelline for hoiii time In
Jiole.
Al Dihiii Homo
Itnlph KniKlK. of Ventura, cm.,
in Kut Hi in I he OrvJIItt IVmn home
fur .several iluys.
.Mr. and .Mm. W. T. Grider huvo
as their K'14-Htn this week Mr. and
.Mrs. K. J. Kltterintr. of l'ortlunit.
MOVE TO ABOLISH Klamath Voters !
SUBMARINES FINDS F(tvor Road 1(m(ls
BUT LITTLE FAVOR'
Obituary
06 STOHBi
iiufjtTi. Hunt-riwii ieu loiiiiy ior
MoUe WlHrl-H htl Will flpt'Ilfl HOII) ft ,
time visiting with ri-liUivc."
lli'it' It mm North INmiln
Mrs. Krunk Hldwell, of North
I'owder, wiiK a Iai (ininde visitor
yesterday. She was a truest at the.
homo of Chester Hidwt.ll. at laliind
'ity. . . i
KLAMATH F.W.I.S, Or.'., July
A I ) I ty a in.iryi nof Ii7.1 v.iiei
nlftul cununitU'e wuh eiven over In Klum.uh's elec tor;ile ut the mk'
(Continued from Tage 1)
Mother Hen'
Mrs. .1. A. Uukk nn ns her ftuest I
her mother. .Mis. K. I. l&'drirk. j
ol I'ortland. Mrs. HedrUk arrived '
lu re this niorniiiK. !
I .raves Tor Niiiiijimt-
Miss Vi'lma Kennedy this
morning' for Holse whr-r sho will
To IjI.o 1 H(H'n'l tllf Miininmr vtftit hiKT with
Ml- ill.) lri Unrlnii nl,l. 4 ' rWlltiVf'K Ulld I'l'lemlS. AtlKH KfU-
Wlll Mpt'lMl tin week end ut their
uixetiHsiim nf each niuntry
quireine inn In Niihiiwirtni's.
A eoium unique was Issued wiy
hiK the deleumps went over tho
tuple Of "elm rnet Prist le of sub
marines'' and ampliricd their pari tor
proposals retiartlliiK submarine.
THOMAS (TAItK
AI.K'KL. (ire.. July J (Special)
: Thomas i 'lark, domcr, ia.-t'il
' away at Ills honm lu-rt1 T'H'pday.
r.IB
IN TMI W v
IS I
- cial I'liciiiMi 1 1 i ; t - nililicd
'half minimi dnllai' road l.ind
MM Whhll Will fillilllCC IUI
calin at Wallowa lak.
n-dy is a si-nlor In tlic local hlh
I school.
Shopping Here
MtN. Itohcd Kit-nch. of,(o',
Hhi(i') in l.a Orandc today.
VMliil Hi if
M r.H. J. McKinnis. of linhlur. was
a l.a tiiainh' visitor yesterday.
Htri' I'huii HaUer
101 mo Hior ami Klmer Wi-hh, of
Halter, visited In l.a (.Jrande yentcr
day with nlativcH and (fiends.
Ifrrc I'roin Kumincrville
Mr. Alherl Keefor. of Kutnmor
villo, wa.s a La Grande visitor and
whopper yesterday.
l.eai-s v Xorili I'owder
.Mrs. linmn Mn'onnell loft to
day for North Powder vhw lic
will visit for a few days with
friend.".
To Portland
Tln .MisseH TUlly Lorrniuft nnd
Clara Dial left today for Cortland
w hero they w ill yisll over the
Fourth.
! Ohiuln Lui-nr
Jane Hedsull, and John York, of
KIkUi, oldalned a marriage llc-.nsr
at the court house today.
1'IVai-ln'r Ht
! .Miss (Jwt iidolyi) lloll, of TendlP
!lon. who taught at Knmela for the
past year, Is vi.silinK ill this city
for a Nil o it lime hd'ore leaviuK tot
a sumniep visit in Wells, Nov., and
Kminctt, Ida.
I EH urns lloim
Atiei- visitinif for a week or o
at i)it- W. S. Itiown lintiio In this
lily. Mrs. It. A. Johnson returned
home to Natnpa today where she
and her husliaud, who ly a doctor,
make their homo. 1
Honw I'roiii ltak'r
Honnic l-'rancis returned linmr
yrsierday f rom an 6vf-rniKht. visit
in Maker with her nister-ln-law,
.MiH. chryslal Knaull.
Illalrwiiy Mi l) H'r
II. 1 l-'ord and (Jeorc Tloh
ltinson, of Hallway, are Imsines
visitors In this rily today.
fioiliK lo Kntn-prlH'
Mr. and Mrs. .1. K White, of this
rity. will spend tin; Fourth of July
visiting relatives and friends at
F.ntorpriHe.
Ldives For I :nti'rH'i"' I
Miss l-Mna otto left this. morn!
iiiK lor KntorpriMv whero slu will j
visit over the Fourth with her I
pareiitK. Miss Otto is a student ut
the summer normal school wssion
here.
Visiting Urn
Mr. and Mia A ho Harris and
children, of Maker, are visiting In
l.a (Iramlc until after the Fourth
of J alyt They are on their way
to California where they will visit
for some time.
I Imil Sift and ( a-ts
c. ,. Wiltiams appeared In the
jusiieo court yesterday on a charge
ol operating a motor vehicle with
improper license plates, and was
fined f 15 and eostn, which he paid.
Xi'W Itailicr
W. H. Sioelting has accepted n
position as harbor at the Uoyal
shop. Mr. Stoelting ramft herp
from Caldwidl, Ma.
tcliiritiiii Home
Miss Mary 1'iv:ib relurnrd to hor
home in Maker today alter visiting
Mir three weeks at tho Cieorge Mil
liard homo. .Miss I'reas attended
i high school here a year ago.
Visiting Fowlers
Mrs. C. W. Michael, of Portland,
n sisit r of Ward Fowler, arrived
hero Wednesday evening and will
visit at t he Fowler homo for t he
next two months. Malph Fowler,
of l'endleton. is also here to spend
the Fourth of July with his relatives.
VMHng Heir (
Jack Spong arrived here this
morning from Sah in and will visit
nt the .1. K. Reynolds home for
hi vera! days. Mr, and Mis. Rey
nolds and daughter, Ma r'jorle, Het
ty Cochran. Klehard Strand and
Mr. Sponk will go to Wallowa lake
OVi r the work end.
BUFFINfiTOX 1
WILL APPEAL
CONVUTION
(Continued from Pag" One)
evident ly. to the Jury, in the face
of (he slate's tesiimunv,
ISuffiugltin and Sellers were in
dicted June - at which lime Sell
ers plead guilty ii ud I Ju I filial i.tt
plead nut guilty, filing the affi
davit of prejudice.
Ruffinglun has hoen a (Irande
resident for the past Hi years, enm-
ing here I'm in Kosehurg. Km opt
fur a two-year period id' service In
tho war, Ihifflngtoii has Immmi cm
phtyed hy the rai1ru;iil as Ineu-'
motive engineer. Sellers was alsiti
a railway employe, loin;; a fire
man.
District Attnrmiy Helm prose
cuted for the state while F. S. Ivan
hoe and it. J. Green were attorneyt
for the defense.
con
struction of remaining trunk Hue
county roads needed. Final Vote
wa y 1 1 117 yes: ;) no.
Although the city was Tihout
equally divided on the proposal, the
rural sections voted overwhelming
ly In favor of It and assured Its
passaue.
he June I V Mr. Clark has lived here
for many years and leaven a host
of friends to mourn his Iohm.
The following; child ren survivo
him: Hnire (Mark, Kd Clark. John
chirk and Mis. Al Hug. His wile
I died ahout nix months ago.
ARCADE
Will Vli.lt ill Home
MIhh in' Malti-nori, who is nl
IfiiiliTii; normal si'hool Ihm-i1, vill
Kiii'int tho l''ourlh of .Inly nt lmr
lioTim al Ili'iipniT. Slio hilt I'lls
jnornlliK.
I Ii .fx Over IVmrlli
.Mr. nnil Mrs. J. Ci. Miller, who
ltiive been lnuUiiiK l heir home, nl
Durltee for the pas! month or so,
will visit lit the Oi-vllle Jloan home
ov.-r the fourth. Mrs. Houn ami
Mrs. Miller are sisters.
I This I.liliw.
Hue to a washout on the Oreiron
Short Line between I'oealello, I
anil Unite, Mont., freight trains
from that line have been passlnK
over the Tnlon I'aeilie Sysleui.
Since the washout ten freights
from Unit line have passed through
here Kolnff west anil four KiHK"
east.
Here
K. J
nml V
water.
day.
1'iom 1 Yeewllter
i iintl,,v Wtmila Pnwnfl
ShielellherKir, of h'ree.
Ore., sloppeil here yester
riu. were Kilesls at. the
Ronmier hotel.
lif-n ThN Artenioon
Hr llurlev Fellows left this a f
lernoon for Western iireiton. where
he will visit his mother for a few
days lie was aeconipaniv'l hy
iliVs Ksther anil K'lHh Miller,
who will spend the rnmih of July
in Portland.
AHemleil Cfmfen'lKS.
.... ... .... ..... ,.,., nnnnl hnS
II. U. vXVi ry. . --
returned lo l.a Clrande alter at
tendlnir a Western auronomy con
rerenee nl the M"ro experiment
slallon. Hohert. Wilhyeoinhe. of
Hie Union experiment station, also
" altellded the ineeliUK.
Ileu.
.1.
of
l iiim roilliiml
. o'ltiien. Kener.'il man.me,
the I'nlon I'aeilie sysiem,
.:,linoilds. truffle nianalter.
,',hid In I .a Crande this mom
Inn from l'urlland on a nmilar
business t rip.
Here For Foinill
Mrs. Georife llurnett, of Boise,
is visilini? at the home of iter
daughter. Mrs. (Irvllle Doan for
about t;o weelis. Mr. llurnett will
arrive here tomorrow and will visit
al the Doan home ove the .fourth.
leaves For lUilse
Miss I. ola Ay re left hy ear to
day for a visit to Hoise. I'ayette
Lakes, and Caseade. Ida. Mis I
Ay res will he none about two
wee Us.
(ione to Hither
Mrs. H. J. tlllmore left loduy for
linker, where she will join Mr.
Gllmore, who Is enlployed with the
llasehe-Saire llanrware eonlliany
there. They will make that city
their home. Mrs. Gllmore has been
employed lis stenographer kin the
oi l lee of K. It. UlnKO here for t lu
pus! year and a half. .
I1K T WAVE NEAR
; BREAK, FORECAST
I (Continued from Pag 1)
while in the near north west tem
perature collapses of as much as
L'4 degree took place last night.
i PlioeiiK Holiest
, Phoenix. Ariz., was again the hoi
spot of die nation yesterday, us it
was Wednesday hut il divided hon
ors with Fresno, Ca I. 1 u hot h
places max I hi u in temporal tires of
1(H degrees prevailed.
.Most of the eolinti'V had lis doalh
I hero, and travelled first ollhvr fnim p,-1)Stratlons, heal-
li.isl t'lleil hoarl'M illif:ivii .n- ili-.titn.
but tho ,nKH ln ()1l0 lh)l (tl,.ltl) )s, rnr ,h0
two days of the hot wave was lit. In
Chleauo alone I'l deaths during the
past 4x lmurs were ascrlheil directly
to tho heat.
Jle Muss HoHTseii(atHe llen
Miiiry S. DeMoss nieinher of
the celehrati'd DeMoss lamlly of
iutertainers, and son of James M.
I DeMoss, one of the pioneer set
! th ru ol" this city, was in La Grande
'yesterday hk advance agent for the
Deinoss entertainers. The troupe
organized in l.a Grande r.!i years
ago hy tin father and since that
time hat' been touring the Failed
States, presenting their musical
programs and gaining national re
linwn. James DeMoss will bo re
membered by pioneers of the val
ley as one of the early settlers and
educators. The troupe was firat
1 organ!?.
hv overland stage. The father has
been dead since 1 1t 1 -
troupe has carried on from that
time under the management of the
two ohb-r brolheiH. George and
Henry. During his stay here Mr.
DeMoss visited with pioneers who
knew his family In early days.
TODAY i
And Saturdav I
J"
! s raga i Aili,
1 MR.WV? w i
hahv risiim
ALICFL, Ore,. July I (Special)
The infant daughter of Mr and
Mr.f. Itohln l-'isher. of Pomona,
i 'a I., passed away June 2D. Mrs.
Fisher was formerly Fa ye McKin
nis and made her home here sev
eral years ago.
MAlMOHIi; F. G1H1.V1.S
Mar jorlc F.dnn Grieve passed
away at tho home of her parents
Mr. and Mr.. Kills Grieves, at 1 3 Ti 7
N avenue Thursday morning about
1101 Allan Store No.
La Grande, Ore.
DRESS
VOILES
39c
Wo have a wide range
of beautiful printed
voiles at this excep
tional price 39
DANCE!
Al l.aules Hall
FVF.UV N.VITItDAY
nnd
MONDAY NIGHTS
j " ' --
r o'clock after a short lilnesfl. Fho
wus born Dec 11, l'.HMi and died at
the age of 2u years, six months nnd
I Li days. , - ;f
! She leaves her parents, two
brothers, Fred and Claude,, of La
Grande and ft sister-in-law, Mrs.',
I re i it neves, ucsiuen iiuuiy rem
lives and friends. i
I Funeral i-rvlccs will be held hy'
Snodgras.H and Zimmerman at their
chapel Sunday at until o ciock. .
I 'n ion Family Hero -
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Miller and
daughters, Klldu and Helhlne, and
two sons, drove to La Grande yes
terday evening. Tho Misses Klida
and Hethine have, recently returned
homo from collepe.
GolnR to iJike
Among the T,a Grande people
Mho will spend the week end at
Wallowa lake are .Mr. and Mrs. W.
,s. .Wheeler, Mr. and .Mrs. Karl
Wilson. Miss Gertrude Wheeler
and Max Heft. They will be ar
eompanie.l by Mrs. Mary Ladd and
daughter. Hetty, of Spokane. Mrs.
Ledd. Mrs. Wilson and Miss Wheel-,
er are daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Wheeler.
Ileiv 1'i-oni Portland
Mrs. Clark Loiter, formerly of
La Grande but now of Portland
where her husband Is associated
with the Portland Telegram, ar
rived in La Grande yesterday ac
companied by Miss Iteverely Hall,
also of Portland. Mrs. Loiter is
here on a short business trip and
will return within a few days. She
reports that the oiled highway be
tween Pendleton and Kamela is
working a hardship " tourists, es
pecially those, from out or the state
w ho 'are not acquainted with oijing
work and who are apt lo drive too
fast In Hie treated stretches.
Gas Up a Cent In
Portland Todaij
FlM ami Ve( ineel in n
pi. Hue nf nun ihrllM
Lou Chaiiey never so
iinminu in this ni:e ot
a sinister 'Jilnee mail,
fhirin!
l:olle! luminal! Ina
innllet nllh
l.oi isi: liltl;ss
IIIM i: Miom i;
KM. I'll I'lilllll s
Derailed Freight !
Car Delays No. 24
KXIil.KTOX. July 1. (ATI
- l The limited eusthound pusseiiKer
I'OUTI.A.M). (he., .Inly I (AC) j train nf I lie I'nlon Caeifie. N'e. I,
The priee of Kiisoilne was iii was delayed 45 minutes in leavlrn
one cent here today to 'Jl1-; edits, the lueal terminal this inurulni: due
nn advance announced by the to the derailment of a freiulr ear
Standard (HI and Associated (III en the main line within the yard
companies beilllf followed by Ihc limits. The derailed ear Wat: en
Shell, (leneral, I'nlon nnd Itleli- train li-lfi and left the true; when a
Held conn. allies. Idefeellve drawbar fell on Ibe
Arrlvocl Last Xinlit
lr. and Mrs. (i. I.. Pulton and
rhlldren. Albert and Nancy, ac
companied by Mrs. Dulton's moth
er. Mrs. Albert 11. Hunlcr. arrived
lust eveiiinu from I'ortland and the
coast. Mr. Pulton is captain of
fompuny 10. of the Orenon national
(Hard and has been at Camp Clat
sop, while Mrs. Piltton and Mrs.
Hunter and the children have been
visillni; in I'ortland and on the
const.
To Atleinl MeethiK
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Pohhln left
this morninft- for Carlton. Ore., in
'Yamhill county, where they will
attend a sheep field ineetinB sim
l il.it- to one held at the .1. P. Poh
, bin farm here early last month.
The Yamhill roimly meeting Is to
be held on the Frank Hrown ranch.
Mr. Crown Is one of the larger
breeders of Hampshire sheep in
I he stale.
Here From Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs. c. N. Calmer have
as their quests for the summer Mr.
l'altller's sister, Mrs. Cora Wright
and sons. Mob am) Joe, of Wakita,
Okla. They made the trip here by
ear. stopping al Cenver, Salt Lake
Citv and othe points. This week
IMPROVING EAST
OREGON RAILROAD
(Continued Irom Page 1)
I . . . f w
irai-K as uh' nam was slowing uowir picru leg . ,T .
for the .M-olil illett erossbm. The
wrecking train from Hieth removed
the car.
are employed
ballasting at
from Ka niehi
ballasting of
:it ihe pros.-nt t i iiii-
ejf.hl - mile tio:i
to Meaeham. Tlie
an e'ghtniiie see-
Union Co. Picnic
To Be Held July 17
Hired. d hy
WII.I.IAM Nllilf
Starling MONDAY
SLIDE KELLY SLIDE
with
William Haines
tiou
lias
end Mr. and Mrs. Calmer and their .suuini"
from Cen. Helen to Mintlioiv
already I n completed this
and the
ik will
The rnhin foamy society of
Corllati.l,. Ore.. Auii'iuiices that lis
annual Jdenfe will be held Sunday,
Inly 1 7 In I jiiirelhursl park, near
tbe entrance nt Ciwt V.tlict.c .....I
KllestM Will enjoy all Olltinir party Marl on the line from Cihhou lo Bn,.ts. All r. riner lesidenls
nn the south fork of the Minain. ! Cayuse as soon us the line chain,'.- r ('(,, eu'unly are befni; Inviti'd
Mr. and Mrs. Calmer are plannlni; are i le, which will si I alKhlen a basket dinner will be held al
to accompany Mrs. Cray and her Hie railioad considerably. 12:.m p. in. with coffee, ninar and
sons pari of the way home Ibis j a new house lias also be. n eon- cream lo be furnished bv the suel
fall, Mopplne at Yellowstone for a strode, I fo,- the coin-.any'.s sljrn.-.l ety. A business session and a pro.
Visit oil the way. ' inahilainer al Kamela. ' era in will be held I n t he a fl eriH.Mii.
vaAnik Rvnriii T MJ -V-
THRUMS OF THE DESERT Runiblinp:
through roiliance, unending thrills and
plenty of comedy! A big 'Western!
. ' ALSO
MACK
pruwirTT
TODAY
and
SATURDAY
Alice Day 'a
STAR
3
iff k ..n rft, T
Sunday And Monday
ESTHER RAI-ST0N In
"10 MODERN COMMANDMENTS"
nam
Let The Eade Scream
Celebrate the Fourth
In One Of Our
MICHAELS-STERN VALUE-FIRST SPITS
A I Special Prices
5?lf).S5
$2-1 AT
5P.18.75
Our line of Straw and Felt Hats, Shirts, Neck
wear, Hosiery, Belts, Collars, Trousers, Caps,
Slip-on Sweaters, Oxfords and Shoes, large se
lection to fill you ! wants from for your '1th
togs.
At Moderate Prices
CLOTHES OF QUALITY
The biggest Tire Event
of the Year!
We know there will be a tremen
dous volume of tires bought for this
week end so we offer special bar
gains to make it worth while for
motorists to buy here. We make
our money on increased volume
you get new tires at worthwhile
savings.
Goodrich Silvertowrts never rep
resented greater values or lower
cost per mile.
Goodrich Radio bring first cost
'way down combined with Good
rich quality.
Name your price we havo the K
tire to mutch ii!
Men's and Boys' .Outfitter
KELLY'S TIRE SHOP
1115 Adams Ave.
t
Saturday
Last
jay a
of I
Low I
I Sale j
Prices I
my mm :i
I
1 11
Men's Clothes
Men's Fine Suits, representing the foremost ;-
slvlc-thoiiK'ht in men's clol lies new styles, new i.
patterns made of the season's smartest fabrics
all-wool worsteds and cassimeres single and
double-breasted models.
Values at underselling prices. You'll need one
to celebrate the 1th in
$12.95, $14.95, $17.95
MEN'S HATS
Tell nnd Stnv.v
u- sn;ii nrlniK in jl.'i In mm f.-nuy I.fimls
$1.05 - S2. I5 to jp.,.f)5
NEW FOOTWKAK
:i ml liuiiineial ( i foi ln - iuMil tejit hep, w i ll sole
fiililur Iie-lM. Hills lllli) ItlltellfM-.H
3 95 - .1? 1.15
WOMEN'S STYLISH STEI'INS
t lisul;tyim,r ttie sinnrlcril Hint most illHllurtive
1 ot u i':ir yiui'll sie this Hen sun
S:j.!)5 - $1.0. - j?5.-l.'
HEAVY WORK SHOES
Solid, all leathi'l' ---Mini will stand tile went
$1.98
f-'Oll'I Whole sliieh, eiiiriliilliltlnn sol
j ill.li. p li'-t'ls, uineensln tfe-s
..(j;)
MEN'S UNION SUITS
1 t n ft I j I v eoinlnd rot ton y.'unn. i.hnit
leeves. IltlUlf Il'IH'l H
1o- - 95
Athletic Unions
WE HUY FOR LESS-
3 1 ' B
I I r
.... -
WORK SHIRTS
drey nml llltie ( Mui mlu ;iys, full rut. trip'''
Stltt lie. ; xlzes ' . hi IT
!)e
OVERALLS
"Mi n'H Inue l- nlut l!it (tv. r.ills
JK
MEN'S WORK PANTS
llilllV hile(HiN lit K'ev illul tiHJ
15U.50
lle.tVV Kll.lhi
st.:;.
Rockford Sox
I'.hle and tan
1 ()-.: (, 5l
WE SELL FOR LESS
riui,m'Mii'.L'jji.A'm
Destroyers Of Hinh Prices
121 G Adams Ave.