La Grande evening observer., July 22, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Fridav, July 22, 1027.
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LA GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER
1
(Incorporated)
An Independent Newspaper
, FRANK B. APPLEBY . . Edltormnd Publisher
, H Aft VET F. MATTHEWS .. Butlnesa Manager
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La Grande, Oregon. The Obs4rver-Btur published every Friday.
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A lOMI'I.KTi; DEI. IV ERA WE: leller me Tumi blood Kdltl
ttiPMH, ( Uud. thmi iod of my HJilvtitloii mul my tongue tthtill
i iiitf aloud uf thy i inhteousnesM. I'Kalm 01:11.
Dynamite Laden j Wheeler Before
Ship Disappears; j Federal Court
Crew Taken Off! On Bank Charge
HAN FKANCJHCO. July 2 (AT)
Tho murine exchange reported
receipt of word thut tho tug Kea
Hcour hud located tho derelict,
dynamite laden schooner North
lund at 11 a. m. toduy, three uud
one-half miles north of the light
ship outuldo the Golden Gate.
HAN FUANf'IHCO, July Ti (AT)
No truce of the dynamite laden
schooner North lund hud been
found at S u. m. today, though hev
erul tugs and coiihI guard cutters
felt ubout the Golden Gutc In a
dense fog, not knowing whether
they were to strike tho submerged
hulk of the menuclng vessel tlieiu-
M'lWS.
The Northland was rainmr-d hint
night by the Hiilijih freighter Pa
clflc Trader. Her crew of 30 men
was tuki'n ubouid Die freighter be
cuuse it uus feared the collision
which caused a hole to be stove
In her bow, would wt off Hie 40
tons of dynamite and two and one
half tonH of f ulinliiatlng caps.
Aimee McPhernon
Denies Shrotage
I'tJltTEAND. Ore., July 22 (AT)
-J. E. Wheeler, timber man uud
former on net of the Portland
Telegram who was Indicted with
IJmeiy Olmstead by the federal,
grand Jury Wednesday on churg
of conspiracy and misapplication
of $7!t,000 of the funds of tho
North iv est ern National bank, w us
arruiKited in federal court this
morning. Tho usual guest ions
were uskvd Mr. Wheeler.
J lb-fore Mr. Wheeler could reply
In the ((UcHtiun as to Ills plea, Iiih
ultorney, Ilert E. Huney, arose unl
mude the following request:
"If It please the court, we would
like time in which to movo or
plead."
1 It is presumed that Mr. 'Wheel
er's attorneys will prepare a de
murrer to the Indictment tho same
un tw intended by William Kalslon,
attorney for Mr. Olmsteud.
The reiUe.st of attorney Huney
whn granted by the court and the
first Monday in September tenta
tively set us the date for hearing
j on a demurrer or the filing of
jn plea to the Indictment.
I t: lilted Stat en District Attorney
George Neuner issued a Klaleinenl
I reviewing the two counts In the
indictim-nl of Olmsteud and Wheel
er and Muted t hat he hud been
advlned the defendants desire a
' Fortunately LiwllKrjrh lias no time to read alt those mail
ItHKS full of letters.
SALT LAKE MTV, July
f AT) Mrs. Almee Heiiiph M
Theroun denied here tod.ty that tl- speedy trial and that he would uc
nancial Khoitages m dispute in uuiebee in this request.
the inanugetiif til nf AngeliiH i.i i --,.-Lr-,n..-.,-J-
ple affairs in Los Angelas caiiM-d j
her to return to tin headqimrti is -f(- jnP riyht. It was a low pnii' h
of her "four uaie ge.Np.-l' uiKau- ,t j( was Ju,i u tlaniaghikr blow.
1 nation.
It's the same old world, after all
he's Rointf to challenge for the America's cup again.
LOS ANGELES. July I'J (AIM
A letter Mom A l nice Sample Mr
Therson in when she indicated
she was "stepping nuietly oui"
Sir Thomas Liptoll says from Anwelus Temple forever and
"penniless" In n she lei! Here
several v.eeks ago for l " h ie;i go. v . t
mud v. public by Its recipient, th.
i. i ..t.. Kcv. C, II. Javnes of the Kiwi -
, side
Yes. we are a little late with these new
thev 11 provide something for you to enjoy on your next inp church,
over this way.,
branch of t he ev
Angelas Temple.
it landed on Sharkey's left thigh
and swept on. 1 look a step nearer
In them and Kiid: "Waieli ymir
puK-hes. Jack.' Then 1 reali.ed
I hey boi h were named Jaek and
nddefl 'I mean you. Ieinp.ey.'
"tjuick as a flash lienipsey sent
his lefl to the pit of the Ktoinaeh.
Sharky Kiuuted as though In pain
and bent his head forward. Then
lempMy sent another left to the
ingelist'rf jaw ami Sharkey went down. I
I bent over Sharkey and said 'You
U.mubiiwr i.f Mm "envoi nf v.iiiMi" ilV KPiniHiiliiiiK hiiW.nl Kennedy, m.smess manage. .
..,-v..... v..v, .v v.. j f )ih ,t,mp.t. .,,, i.ecaus.- she pt
many of these modern hoys and girls arc lorsaking tho uieais; f(.rrrd to co nm imu
of their elders and starting out as evangelical preachers. j "rather than to trve '
t I opposition In the tempi
The parade tomorrow will bo the crowning feature of the' CONTROVERSY
convention celebration. All Eastern Oregon will he here to
see it and we are confident it will more than measure up to,
their expectations. " , .
She wrote that she- was bavbiir had bettor get up. 1 am eouiniiig
because of the dlnsention. parllcr- on you.' He made no reply. He
larlv with her mother. Mrs. Mln- uni not cinim a imui.
nle Kennedy
WAGES OVER
"LOW" PUNCH
Continued from Tni?e One)
La tlrande and the state of Oregon are equally honored'
!y the presence of Howard Savage, national commander of ,,pllof ltlilt n,.mpM,y K bb.ws
Mm AmArifiin T.oaiinv It. is nvidpnl frnni hii iittetidiinee and fl. uni their views varied a.
, . ' . 4, 0 . liii- to Hie positions they were
i his remarks that Mr. Savage Knows a real state legion con at lhR Hntde,
iventum when no sees one. it is equally evident imm nis line , m
appearance and inspiring message that legionnaires of the' one of the
, nation know a
During the fight Dempsey land
ed three or four puncher Unit were
the field. low, but they were not vital, i hey
with the were light bluws. Sharkey uImi
landed a couple of low- one. 1
'cautioned both nf them."
j In spite of the sharp differences
nf opinion, no official action is e
; pested to tie taken by the late
athletic coin mission. G hair man
James A. Farley, while declining
to express a personal view of the
matter, said that Keferee O'Sulli
van called the decision "as he saw
ft." and pointed to the fact that
the commission has never revrred
the verdicts of ny of Its officials.
ol d-1
SIDKSIIOWS OF
THE CONVENTION
(Continued from l;
l llr l'iitli-1
JimIki.-. VIi.u-Ii". l
iojiI mini ivlii'ii thpv ai'p mm imrl nii'knrl him Slnililmon, n iuc.u-.l l.v the Niw
I " , Yurk Woi ltl ns in cinil lni; 1" fill' a
for commander. reimn iio-iariiiK n"t ni-miisiy
. ' jfiMiled Slmrki'v Inn lln- rrfi'ici', iIh-m. on Juni 14, IUm inoturiyili'
, . . ' Jack li'Sulllvaii. wn.i t'ni;illy an was lilt liy a cur ami lie was l.iiil
( I'llllllalHIC'r Alt iMUiphy IS Jllstl.V pmml Ol ll IS Ori'jrOll ,,sUvp that ho was nvl In nil- ill. In llir ll.ispital with a last ...v-
uVnjirtment of tlu- American I.eition and tlie Oreiron letiion- mn the termor . i.i s mm. n,-s oiini.- fiv.. i,ik ami s si
, , , . . ( ii fair, even tlinni:h they were i lose knee rap In one leu', ami w ilh lee.
mures are proud of Art Murphy. The only sorrowful thing , n .,,,.r i(,,o. .ms m his fare, r.m he never
hImuiI the convention is that the retirinir commaiider am' nw " osniiivan .imm n.-.i si.P -,i ,. i,mt- ...miuu- t.. the
' . i i Ihe illsimteil situation to the Sun: runvoul Ion. What's more, he's here.
no longer lie numbered among Oregon veterans, having been , .,, riti,i i,,,, ,,t n,e t.,.s- with ws wheel i imir. takin ever,-1
If he Contributes tllC SalUC ellthusi- rrH ire.-eliiit; the knorkout. liemn- thim; ill wllh the rest of llietti.i
soy iiroiiijiii nil a nwi'i'ihiik iikih nen lie Meis nonie ne win nave a
Of Course She Would Appreciate
A Gift From Our Store
Knowing It Came From La Grande's
Leading Store For Over 25 Years
Here you will find scores of lovely
little remembrances so dear to
a woman's heart
"yOU will want to take home a souvenir
from La Grande and here you will find
a huge assortment of suitable gifts. We.
will wrap any item yomnight choose in
a neat gift box free of charge. Let tho
girls in the departments help you in your
selection of a suitable present to take
home.
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Hosiery
1'ajama Suits
Underwear
Boudoir Slippers
Bags and Pouches
Umbrellas
Overnitc Bags
Negligee
Toiletries
Step-ins
Perfumes
Jewelry
Satin Holies
Traveling Bags
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transferred to Seattle.
asm and leadership to the work of the Washington depart
ment that he has given to Oregon, the neighlioring state's lc
gion will become a most worthy rival.
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
La (I'limdc's Leading Store for 25 Years
i
LA CKANDK AM) ITS TKKKITORY
' Visitors in La Grande this week from distant Kints in
Oregon are interestet in having a good time and in renewing
uciunintanccs, but ve take it for granted that they are also
concerned somewhat with learning something aliout a sec
tion of the state that many of them seldom.are able to visit.
Oregon is a big state and the railroads and highways are so
i-i iiivl ellei orl tlinl tho mil niol i-inttn from itun ini'iini' ii tiiintltm'
can easily. total seven or eight hundred miles. And even in
(lie west, where great distances are little thought of, that is
not a trip to be taken every week-end.
tuning the last two years La Grande has bccnine known
over Oregon as a piinniiient convention city. Numerous slate
and Northwest, organizations have been entertained here and!
the pingressiveiiess of the city, the beauty and fertility ofj
I he valley, the scenic splendor of the Ulue mountains and the!
Wallowa country have become more widely known than ever
bcfoiv because of these visitors.
The Legion convention brings the greatest crowd here
that the city has ever known and we hope the assembled vet
erans and their Auxiliary associates will grasp the oprtun-
ity to know this section of Oregon. Ii Grande, with over!
11.1100 population, is the sixth city in the state outside of!
Portland. It is a lumber and railroad tenter and the market-!
ing point of two of the most beautiful and fertile valleys iu
tho west the Grande llontle and the Wallow a. The industrial j
payrolls of the city total nmre than four and a half million!
dollars annually anil this one county produces crops valued'
at a like amount. A million and a tiiaiter bushels of wheat!
will le harvested here this year and apples, cherries, prunes,
anil other fruits are grown to perfection in numerous sectionsi
of the valley. and shipped to the markets of the world.
Fine oiled macadam highways lead in every direction and
lor the vacationist and sortsman the mountains and
streams of Eastern Oregon offer wide variety of recrea
tion. The Wallowa country, with scores of beautiful hikes
:et in green-clad mountains, is becoming known as the most
ideal mountain result section of the Northwest.
There are an endless number of things aUnit which uuv
Kasterii Oregon citizens can talk for hours. Legionnaires, ori
most of tin-in. are too busy to hear it. but we hope they will'
absorb enough of the enthusiasm for this section to cause!
them to stay on for a lew days or weeks or to return at
leisure and enjoy the I'.lue mountain region as we know they
would. Ii Grande is the capital of a growing inland Ihe
tn empire an empire whose imiioi'taiice is being rcnliied
more imd more year after year.
ill $
W SFH IW : ' : i-
hH m ; mm .
' souvenir w hh h he
j else v.i a equal
"ill
all
It
jUttiini;
. . .-.i t-:-'
'SAM
m Kk -n't 7t..
j Tr.iKcdy Imu hcd the Mend drum
! corps ycslcrd;iy w hen mic nf it m
I iiii-iul.cr.s. W.ilicr Dni l.in.l. received
-i tHcur.uu ciilhnu li i lit home Ie
! - ,uiv.. , the ern u-iil condition of
j hi.-: .vcvcii-nioiillis-old ltahy Kil l who
hffiiiiu ill ntler her I'.ither't dvjtitr
i ure.
withers im one lst that this is Die hiiwsl con.
uitOKiiiphed vcntion the Htalc dcpai tnicnt has
ever had. He doesn't .say out loud
jwhtcli Ik the hot IliaCs l.e-
ause hv hiis a rcinilation for he- in iructed i
lion" to conirm-t. hlni.
fuoi
Ins a most tactful gentleman.
Then (here Ih "The Spirit of
Metlford", toil what does jt moan'.'
It doenn'l I" I v It doesn't walk
neither tloes i( Njeetl. I.Mlt it cl
there just the tsaiue.
uhlle mieinplhiu' tu .MH. on u cat1..
lemon ii rnva is, wiioiii lie us:
direct ahum tlie city..
'ijrio.sK Silver star rcprcwnls
nat l c 1 uia t ilia nost most Vesterd ty
cionsly. ll'TKOUn doeMi't look Jackson w;if
tool iiN the Miiiimcry f roc Us of woiiIm win
HI'
1 l-vciir-.il.l C..V.I
lie of Hie happy l...y
1 looking fnruari) to
J
her sistt
;;eoii! hi
ii v in n.s. Accordtui; lo 1'cndleton
Kioiiriairi'.H Misa Silvi-r Star's
miiiIc puts the Indian maiden in
ii class ly he i .self in tho iueun
eoutesl.
pnnceNseit hut it.i Kor- I he summer cnen m pnient n hieh lie
1 1 it would make anyone U'ins Monday at W'.illewa l;tke. To
day Moyd is n hea rt lim ken scout,
w it h only the knowledge tint hi
Wave Up his trip heeauM In
JiM as the cur Hi Mr Lett moving
; AM week Jackson. with scout
huddies. lias hceu tirelessly serv
lui; leuion offic ials, meeting traiiis
Kitidlnu IcL'ionnaires ahout tho rfty.'
ru iini uu t'vory inuiiriiitihle errand,"
" hard work hut u "ieout kV
willing'." and there U-ji the vision.
,f the trip t-. the lake. Huyd Imd
worked an.) planned a Uuir lime for
the trip. Init today he Is Just Jt
heartluoken l.ny who BVO Up lll
trip ln'i'ii use he was "serving mi
' tin Hue of action."
i'-oyd is the son of Mrs. Kutli
inploye at the po.-t
I
i. ffh
- v - v 'a-, .
I lay Inn, Wash., and Weiser. Ida.,
pnsttt hac iikhIc a most compli
iMcntai y and neiKhiioi ly K- st uro
(ow ai d i lo- ( Mi-son depiirliuent
with their musical oiKanixii t ion.
.Mahe lln-ir special duty is lo fume
I in I ,a t! i ande and find out JuL
j how :t. real l.emii ton vent Ion Is
; put over.
i
.. Hi Hide ciliens and the
j'hronc nf visitors will in- treated
Jin a thrilling sliiut tonight n the
j form of dnulde Miiiiers.-nilt leap
jr'iotti Hie riM.f of (he Foley hllild
;m; ' a meintier of the M.n-h-;:i"ld
drum cups, whah ts spop ;ni
jin this ev itinjc addition to the
j i.irue pri'j.ram nf rntertai n ment .
The cNhihition will he free In the
pnhlie and. nt'cordnm In lilt;
.Marshfiehl n t'LTflp I toil. will he
thiilllim and M-ttint; enotiuh to
Umzif hlnnd In the veins nf a wood
en lyr.
1 hi:
The emu eill inn cil
Iher decried hefme
innrniny, for app
1 .'tarni flocks w ore
J r cice t hei . w asli
j mi m lioii, Afler
lem-ninao e hean
t a pp.lt a Ure m la 'K 1
apteared
! n'eiock
lenlly the
t at thai Imur
any liik' Hrn
lio p wi th
ii'.iktnn
nuniler!
theli
rttfci. I . initl otnlon t tmr-
CKr.W RACES AlvF. Ti ll: MOM' POri'LAU u.v.mef .,1 Qn(cH Lnir-,.
t.ngi.tnd. and iwarmi of st't.-ttorf pele theit Kil noed lilllr puntj In pninl o) xaniapr c
Ihe nfi duiin? facing d.'-'.-K Locr pit-ute ;1ioj cr'ii vicv. icJd.g cn lluir o-r a (let I.?.'
Tircl iitn;s ami there Scms
to hi- .iiic "a f.'v of them alotitf
luWHnl midnight - are l.etng pro-
oh d with Heats ti hm t he roped
off S"fllo uf the tniniiiesd difttrht
thrni'Kh 1 hi cnurttiy o( the city
.i 1 1 m 1 1 s.i en, SI ray lemon n aires
nay Ihey ll ) all right for beds
j in no I'lm-i Ki-ncy and not he ti irw
Ith.tn (.nine K reach harno ttu-y hau
I occupied.
Com tiu tide r wVrthur M urphy In-
Silk
Dresses
Six Hi and l.v Special
Trice
SILK STEP-INS,
Size 34 tu -12..
UROADCLOTH I'AUASOLS
W.00 values for 2
SILK SCARFS,
$:.2o values for
LAD IKS SILK SPORT TILS
for
$9.98
98
$1.98
$1.98
60c-
Wearables at Special Reduced Prices.
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