La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 22, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text4 Friday, July 22, 1027. LA GRANDE EVENING ORSERVER Page Three ' " . -. . - - I local News In Brief 1 J1 COMING KVKNT8 OrlOlHT (4l-f injto time DOt decided on) r'Kou Parent. 'Ifnrtivr nsKoclntwu couveutloa here. - i Hullir Crom roiilnml MiM. punt Williuinsuii luiH ru liinitil to htg- home lu'iu after via llln in roillantl for suiui; Uiiu. I; IteniaiiH'tl in Portland f M in. .f. Culling, who ueeom. United Mr. and Mia. II. M, Hay to 1ii IIhii'1 and Seaside last week, rr "nHiied Jii Portland and will visit ,,-i-e Indefinitely. j HUM From Portland Mrs. W. J. MeAdnry luiM return ed -homo from a week's visit in Portland.' with her sister, Mrs. V. H. Quinii. On Way Home . Whilefen route home to Illinois, Oscar Pjerson spent part of HiIk nek n I -a drnnde, ielallvisi .Mis. Sam Mis. Mitt lie Coldeu. visiting with iCagalu und Hcrl Curr Hurt . Conductor Itert Carr'. who wan hurt at Kamela Wednesday night hen q- ilboill tle fell, injuring himself head und wrist, is re-".. coiirinedf to his home, however. i i Word oli Heath Hm-elve! Word Sivas received hen1 Wednes day by .lis. It. K. I toss oil that her rf.imhte. Mrs. J. H. I.yinu pussed ",,ay at flier home at Lees Somett, .Mo, 'J'h'e dereased was also a sis li r of ,iy Hosson. of Allcid and Fred Itusson, of La (irande. The Mineral Milt be held at Lees Somett next Wednesday. Tight 11 ms Slxmn Official motion pictures of the Heiupsey - Tunney championship , , . ... ,, ",,"'? ! ' "!'" ! . : , '"!' "V B their I'list showing in Oregon yes terday Wild last night at the Star theater imder the auspices of the A inerlcan Legion. The films are also belfcg shown t"du und this t-viiiing.' Large 1 crowds attended 1 he show yesterday. ilting - Parents M r. a pel M rs. Frances Kramer are visltng this week at the home ol Mrs. 1 miner's parents. Mr. und Mrs. W. K. (lesfrling. Mr. and Mrs. Kramer made their home last year at 4'nqullle, Wash., where Mr. Kramer vas high school principal. They are moving to I (and on t his full where he has accepted the Viilinu 'of school superintendent. I'th M i Kramer and Mrs. Kram er forUKU-ly marie their home hen', Mr. Kramer having taught In tho La (iraiijjle high school. Itelurnliig Home Charh' Harding. formerly' of this elly but now of Portland. Is wishing ten- with his mother. Mrs. Fauna Harding and also attending ' tin- Legion convention before re luming , 'home. Mr. Harding has been on St trip east to Chicago und eil.er prjinis and stopped here on his wnvioiije. Mr. Harding hun . Im.u Milli one of the Portland banks since Jravlng this city. Here It. JIH CO d with the United Slate Niitional bank. Hetniii Home t Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lindsay left hist night for their home in Tu coina nrter visiting with Mrs. Lind say's mother, Mrs. A. It. Lindsay ut hl.nnl City uml 'with his sister. Mis. (J, Steiucamp. also at Tw in nd ( "it y, for a week. Mr, -Liudsey p.ie i visits with friends in id aboul La tlrniiile, his boyhood lnune, iloilng his stay here. He Is lew manager of a Piggly-Wiggly More ut Taeoma. Miss Catherine -lsay .a niece of Mr. and Mrs. ipj-l.say iwIki makes her home In Si'"L;i in-, iireoinpa nied her aunt aad uncle to La tirnnde and Is re "i Mniiig hrre at the home of her gr;in.iinot her for an eMended visit. WELCOME, LEGIONNAIRES! cf The new two and three models in many pleasing at surprisingly low prices. 1 ; "i cJT THiE "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE Men's and Boys' Outfitters VWlliig ll,r . i.uiu Ulira. Lrulh. rxuf Mm, l!ay I'rlc-c. in vUtlllni- h. iv t Ills tu-i-k from Ills Iiuiiu ut It.dnioiid. Oro. I Home I rom McMliiitUle "hi jui ii- .uiuuir i r r vru Home i jilt's morning from MrMiniivllle I Hiiere sue attended the state house ! party of the W. W. U's, VWt llcos. I Air. and Mrs. Italph llussell und ' I ..I ... . " ,u : V . IOX lllia HOII,!" "I-i w.i.i.i.u.i.1. m in iu Hobby, of Htikcr, were visitors yea- chnrest says that u demonstration terdiiy at the J. H. 1 tassel I home of , ln fvor of Prince Carol occurred thl city. 'at Koguras. The demonstutors am VWtui-s Hrre Mrs. Allen C. Wright, or Maker, i visiting for a Pw duys at the home of her sister. Mia. 1,. I., Houglus und with lar mother, Mrs. W. K. Oestcrllng. Scats Laid riank benches were Installed by th eny iouay in onicr to aeeoin- date spectators on the streets due- tug the convention. I - To Visit Hauglitcr -Mr. J. C. Stewart, of Stewart, O., stopped here this morning on 'her way to Wallowa where sue wilt , 1 ,,VI toiey ( ,, . , i. ui-n oiirHi-u inruiiifii Lil Grande this morning on her , Hrutlano is in power. These cir way to Knterpris4 where she was cleu say also that the prospects of called by the illness of her six-, there being u King Cured II are. weeks-old granddaughter. the j for tin- present at least, extremely daughter of .Mrs. P. li. Hawkins. ! remote. ,. (iocs Th rough ' -Mrs. Walter i Applegate stopped In La tlrande this morning on her way home to Knterprlso from Param, la., where she visited with relatives, - . 1 VisitiHl Hon- .Mrs. Fanny Lofland, und son, ..... ' . . ' J. J. Lofland. arrived here this .nornl,,,; from .McMlnnvlllo ami III. t In l.a Oran! with Mrs. J. C. I Hug tor some time. At Pay ton Home f r- .t. a i ii. I....... I ,.- ti...i,. fn.cia i, i..".. vi,.u e Houfir.l ii ml il.nej-ht.r Arlio.. nf J'endlelou. The Howard family made their home here u lumber i of years ago. ; I ' Home l-roni 1-ortl.ui.l n f u. i ! imr this morning from a visit in Port- ' land. She was met by her mother, Mrs. J-L Huron, and returned with . her to their homo In tho Indian . creek district.. Home From Trip Mr and M is. Tom Johnson, of I .ower Cove, and Mr. ami .Mrs. Lester Johnson, of Lu Grande liuvuj returned home from a vacation trip ' through Western Oregon and Wusliingtou. The trip was made by car. Is Itcrowrlng "Shorty'' Waldorf, who under went an appendix operation last w ek. is Improving fairly rapidly. " Iloine I'rwm falironila Kiddle arrived horn this inornin from dn extended visit in Los Angeles. To VMt Heir Mrs. c. .M. Smith and daughti-r, Dorothy, arrived here Ihls morning I nviii Portbind Tor a visit with Mr. Smith who is with the railroad here. Miss Smith attended Jef ferson high school last year. ,t Piiinan Hoiih Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Putimin hav u itieir guests during the coiiven lion. Nidi Lowe A I lei liringhust ii n ii Mis. Potman's sister. Carrlu Horothy, of Dayton. Wash. lien- IVom l)ic;eiie Mrs. Anna Feebler Is In the city from Kugene on business. Sin- Is also visiting frb nds here. M is. Peebb-r formerly made her home her.', but for the past year has Values on Lightweight Summer Suits! Rosemvald & Weil at l4 . ' to 13 . Off Regular Prices - button, single-breasted materials and patterns BUCHAREST MOB SUPPORTS CAROL Demonstration Dispersed' After Several Are Slain Is Report to Berlin Hl'CH AtiKST. Kumunin. July 2 ( A () Prince Carol remains in vs. an' '' cannot return either to I rattier s itinera! or Inter, gov eminent ufticiais declared today. ; I1KKI.1N. July "3 ( A I ' ) A dls- !"" " t" Naelit Ausguhe from Iiu ,.,.,,.A,I 1.. II.. mil to have been dispelled l.y cuv- airy, several of the ci ou'd being killed. i-;yis nu: TintoM: I' A It IS. July .Vl'J lilclu-r by his falh. i s bequest of $400,000 former corwn l'rinct! ,t'arol of Hu mania now appeara to clierlHh the idea of mounting the throne he repeatedly renounced judging by statements to the press, in which , he refers to hims-ir a "King Car td of Kumauia." .Meanwhile his application for : permission to return to Ifuchurcst to attend the funeral of I'Yrd lu ll nd. has not been unswered, ac .... ind Kumaniun circles here receive no answers while premier I press the belief that this or other j iuiiMiinmio ."v in... ...i. Statement ;lwii A statement given out in Carol's behalf, by a personage closely con nected witli him read: "King Carol of Uumanla, deeply afflicted by the death of his father and moved by feelings of devotion toward the late soverign, regrets il , J,"","M'- "- " in:iki xnv cooiiumi i-ation to the v,'nud ilu thhs finds himself pre from formulating a declar ation which the new situation eals ' for. Yesterday morning he ex pressed telegraphically to the mem bers of the Itumanian royal family ,u desire to attend his father's fun- Ciat. tp cral. Cp to the present he has received no answer.' ( 'arol now is somet hlng like a orisoner. His villa at .eulllvkls guarded by detectives find beselged s"m,'la "r o Mpupoiniot, who observe his every movement from the streets or points of vantage of ....l,,1,l...i. 1.llll,litl,r 1- l-illl ni.i i.i .i i.,,, it- .wo..,i and all sorts or inferences drawn He declared that impartiality 'on from them as to political con for- . be part of the I'nlted States to ences going on within. 'ward all foreign nations was nee- in K,. remits wiv he is we ir bed down by sorrow ami Is "just letting himself live." nyfypriDrj I 1UA JCiJCKa Ur ' COUNTY END 1927 PICNIC (Continued from Page I) county uas also held during afternoon, with tin- chief Item business being tin- election of of--cers for Hie coming ytar. Stui Senator A. It. Hunter, of Crand'1. was duly i-hosen ;is presl- hern living at Fugcio'. She and here daughter. Miss Marjorle Fee bler, plan to move to Port land soon. Miss I'eeble underwent an appendix operation in Portland Monday ami is reported lo be get ting along nicely. Arrive Here Mr. and Mrs. Kliner Itrown and young son. Klmer Jr.. arrived In I La (irande last night bv auto from (H. Portland and Ml. Hood district. They wen- called here by the Ill ness of their little daughter. Althea (tilth, who in visiting at the (Jus lac Wlssler home at Itn'i Main. Mr. llrowu is principal of the Itoso city schools. Mrs. Ilrowt und Mr.". Wlssler nre sisters. THIS FAMOUS 1 N LA. New ork Ibirea 11 1 Imi.i L.ii is 1 oioe t In- report tlnit Mrs. Horoibv Ingram. bbtv of I. nt h o ( aruso. and Alean-ler P. Moore, Pittsburg newspaper p-lbtisher. former amliassador-to Spain and husband of the late Lillian Uus-ell. are 1m many. This picture ol the coupl" prome. midlng "H iVtll ;iviimc Vii N"H- Vm k Inn; m-v-r I "tit "t'dl)-bed before. Presbyterians Place Emphasis On Religious Education Development l-H GKNi:. Ore., July 22 AP) i'ontiliulnir their Kencrul urogram wf i'-it education with e- religious cdueulion, fur institutions of h teller learning the Oregon Presbyterian' Synod meeting hero in tin gcsslou this morning elected new members to the board of trustees of Albany college. Albany. HeunJ, the complete report of the Albany college ax presented by I'reaidcnt Clarence W. Oreene Klecti'd new - nie tubers to tho board of trustees for the San Fran- Cisco theological seminary; Voted to iiK-'rense the Albany col- lege board of trustees from 24 to 30; Kcclcctcd all members of the dent: M I'M. (liace Wright Power . of Mcdlcat Springs, vice pi-esldrn'; Mrs. Kale it. Hun ley, l,u tlraml- . Hccretury. ami Mrs. Joann Tuttle Ilaydcn, l.a tiiande, treasurer. Short Program The business ine.iing Immedi ately Ttdlowtd a short but very interesting program offered al'tc the big picnic dinner' After th - sin -ring of some old-time songs bvmiere cre now nine auxiliary gl the entire audience, the Ia (.rnndc mate quartet sang a group of somrs'eil onlj a year ao. lu time thesu and were given a rousing xxy p la use. Miss Leona Arnoldus. of Sumiucrvltle. accoiupunled by Miss Klizahc: a Hut on, sang "When Your tioldcn Hair Has Turned In Silver Cray." A letter was rea l from Milton A supposed to have been the speak of I he day, but owing a con fusion of dates was unuble to come yesterday. Mrs. F. S. John son gave a couple of readings. followed by some music by Frldlcy uml JuliiiH Huu. pluyhiK tlio no-i eortllon unci tmnjo. 'I ho iirofjrnm wuh olow.l with un oriirlniil 11001.1 lv Willmr Shaw, ilodioutod to thv plonoorrf. . CONVENTION ATTENDANCE ABOUT 2,500 (Continued from Page 1) that these traditions be kept alive I for the good of (he nation. lie declared Oregon one of the most ! American and most traditional I them were: that an unrelenting war states in the union, and asked thatlbe waged oi all fake advertising the legionnaires lu their trip France In a little more than a month receive no foreign decora tion while ln a foreign country an (dd tradition of Amerlc;i essary tor irieuonness wnn ine inr t,fK countries, i-niii-ii Kiniiiu h:..i ii... riiKi.tiH nf J t lie foreign nations so long as ft tended to its own business "ami mittees make plans for more per nio L S. Is going to annul to itsj'iial contact wltli the auxiliary; own business," he declared. i units of the state, and the other j PiKlcrnnii (ilves PraKe J was that county councils, of one Clover nor Patterson spoke ly eoiniuending the work of the: ' American Legion and of the Le gion auxiliary, declaring that the high type of men and v. omen of f the legion and tnlxlbary insured . that the affairs of state ami ua .. linn would fall Into the lost of ;, hands, when they take over the , responsibilities a few years from now. I Captain Kelly extended greetings of the veterans of foreign -wars, which he represents, ami declared that the veterans were ready and , willing to help at all times to make the American Legion I he best and biggest patriotic organization . In history. I llcvleus PurpoM 1 Hrlgadler (iencral Ceorgo A, White, who nsslsied In the first or ganization of the American Le gion, reviewed Its purpose briefly. paying tribute to (he women of (he Legion auxiliary and commending the state department officials tin the work of the past year. After adjournment of the auxil iary business session Ibis morning, which Mas held in the I. o. n. F. PAIR MAY WED board of truste,-s for the synod: ,mMl1 " ashlnuiou ex-jic wuh lurnisnea. And voted to have the chut ches I P'hs1iik her regret at iu.i being. The rece)tion was given Jointly allocate the same amount for Al-"Mt to ut,',", lne '''cMl"l,'- j by a committee from the local te- bany rolh su as ihey giv; to each of ! Mrs. A. II. Ileaics. uatbni.il vice 1 gloit post. I,a (liamie legion hux tho setiiinaty and the Westminister ' president of the western division, ! iliary and the IJ. I'. O. Klks lodge, foundation fund. j spoke, declaring that the ()H'tm ' Albany college through its presl- auxiliary was one of the nuM out- dent, Mr. tlrcene, and In coopera- itaiullng departmeuls lu the en tion with the Albany chamber f Mire western division. She said that commerce and tin Albany Ki- tn, western division is growing. In wants club extended an invitation Nltl' of the fact that It has greater to tho synod to imet in Albany in I S2S. The recommendation will i tie taken up the last day of tho I synod 1 i'resldeiit (ireeite in bin (spoke of the department of Bible and religious education being established at the college asking for .support from the synod. Jbulldlug presided hy .Mis. Anna Jlcrshncr, the women joined the legionnaires and the auxiliary glee c(ub and quartet contest luuk place. Nov Mne Clubs Mrs.- Alley (I. Walker, of .Mi Mluuvllle. state music chairman, gave a short explanation f Die alive tho sentiment of tho organ work tji the stale. anniMnieing thai lxution. declaring that where there , i-lubs, Ihe work having been st;i - ' organizations olan to In on tint same basis of the legion drum corps, she declared. Two, glee clubs and two tinartetH competed for the cush prize this year of ?'M for the glee club, und Miller who wnsljiil for tho ouarli't. Tim IiiiiHi.al nuintioi'H Klvon woro ' ".My l.itllo, Whim lliwo" l.y 1 'ii ill IIUns uml I "Wutor i.lllcs." ! HihhI Itlvor Wins Tho llnoil It. .vor l'Ioo oluli up - pourou tit-si, urossoti ln it iinllorin i ooniohio oi wiiiio iiihi i;roon, iiiul 8 nuooossliil lu vliinliiK I lie: lirizo "v,'r Mo.M lllnvll lo. Tho MoMiiiu- vllle women wore summer voile dresses lu a variety of pastel col ors. The Hood Itiver quartet was also successful In the. quartet com petition, winning over .Me.M Inncille. although the marking was close in both contests. Committee reports took up the remainder of the morning in both the legion and auxiliary meetings. HcfonimcmliitUrUs Several recommendations were made by the state adjutant. Carl I Moser in his annual report. Among I ami solicitors operating under the guise of benefit to the disabled ; that posts start annual member ship drive on Arm 1st le day: and that annual district conferences be continued. 1 Two resolutions were passed yes terday afternoon during the busi ness session of the leulon auxlliarv. He said that thefOue was that district conferences I ne (Tlsrontln'icrt und Milli till. In. 'coming department executive eoiu- . -u-. j-Hiinnnnn "U't'lTITtr il'. 1. iMMii"iMM1T.rti' JWTJl I5RUNSWICK Panatropcs The best Musical Inslrumeul Jor thc Home since the Piano The I'anatrope is a fmisical instiu inent new in both principle, and in the musical results it produces. The first instrument to successfully replace hu man performers. VV'e cannot justly descrine here the marvelous musical results of this wonderful electrical re producing, so we ask you to hear it ;.t our store, or in vour own home. Priced from $85.00 to $1050 KLMKIl STKELK Findurance driver, uses the l'ortablo Hrunswick for his entertainment while on his lib' hours of continuous driving. Iirunsuick Portables $12.50 to $27.50 GLASS DRUGS, INC. The REX ALL Store or mule counties, be m-g.iVlzi d, Ontario Wins Ontario won the Kteudanee piixe fur the afternoon, A cmnmuiiiea thin was read from the depart i handicaps to ovei -ome than any other division lu the C. S. ! Shf reviewed Incid'euts whii b in-! ! vplcotl t be men of I he legion I form such an organization, and 1 !..i.. . i i . ... . . , i a iKeo 9 no ui i ne nan una i ueicnse - natlona program and militarism. Sune SjK'aki Nalliuial COtu ma nder Savage apoke briefly, saying that t he. le fjion and uuxkllary must bo ouo big family to be successful, lie said that (he American l.cgloit needs the help of the auxiliary, und de clared that there wasn't a man who had achieved great things, that he did not get the environ ment from the home. He urged the women of the auxiliary to keep is sentiment there Is loyalty. The annual report of. the Ani erican Legion department com- mnndrr was also ulvcii vest er lav afternoon, in which he expressed t his hapidncss und felt it the great- honor in his life of having tn-en t able to service the state American Legion uh commander lor the past your. l'lihlii; lCiti'litiiill l.it.st iilht u liuhllo roooptloa wit liolil for nil of tho distlliKUlsh- oil uiioHtH In iitloiuliinoo ul tho oon- ' volition ut tho 10 Iks I . ii il 1 1 1 i tr. wliloh uhh voii uiionii-ti ny inn olll.ollH o l.n Virunoo linn oonvou- We Buy for Less We Sell for Less Men's and Youiifr Men's Caps For Fall In llio lory llllosl iihhIoI.. Iii(liiillinl anil ill-llinllio groy Mini Inn iiiltui-o. sii s t i lo J!.. $1.95 - $2.15 New Ties All llk l-ln-linml-. Ixiiuli- flll IHtlO-IS mill OMI'llOIlt iiiiiIIIIon. Niii-I,il iii-iroil 50c - 75c 95c . New Bows In Hie newest pit (terns ami shapes 50c --75c NIwYaRKbTORfi! Destroyers of High I'rices. l lion visitors. j The 1'niou county rhuntber of i commerce, una Met sang during the - j evening, the McMlnuvilte auxiliary - ' gbe elub sang and orchestral mus- MUM (OKI'S ACTIVi: Itruiu corps from Portland.! Iti'tid, Halem, McMinnvillc, Men lord, Hood Itiver, I 'end let on, Muishfletd. Kugeue, Cottage (trove, I taker, the Hungry Seven from Cortland, the Vagabonds from l, nd and two out-of-state eorti.i : i i.,ii,.. '.. i iv.. i . i 1 ''. nn m u "ini , I Ida., as well as the famous Sherl-! I dan band, are providing almost a , continual round of color, excite-1 nient and music in the city. The mass march yesterday afternoon occupying -a. full block, drew crowds of spectators, who applaud1 cd loudly for the mammoth corps' which presented a galaxy of color, and originality. Mines, reds, gob) green ami dazzling white, in every! conceivable . design mingled wlia ' I ivulistlc cave man and Spanlar 1 in yesterday's potponle. With the approach of this aft ernooii's contest at whlcU th- prizes will be awarded, spec, til; tloti is becoming keen as to whkiu t-am ill march away with hon-1 ors. Salem, tvo years prizowin I ',' .'", btauliful cMemory in ihe mmdf I 1 ' ' of all nVxi attend ii. ' HUNTER & Funeral MAIN 42 Official Pictures -'Of The'-. ''') . J) KM I 'S I0Y-TU NN K Y FIGHT The greatest fight picture ever taken a re' markable pugilistic drama that will thrill every follower of the ring sport ., . First Showing in State of Oregon , STAR THEATRE TODAY LAST SHOWING ' Two Matinee Shows Three Night Shows Also Good, Comedy AUSPICES OF AMERICAN LEGION Adults 50c; Children (matinee) 25c COME! DON'T MISS IT! A RCADE TODAY AND SATURDAY GEORGE SIDNEY CHARLIE NEWS ft STORIS r IN TH Will 1101 Ailnnu Store No. II La Gi'sude, Ore. Men's Mesh Knit Unions 67c Mesh knit with' short sleeves and ankle length- a regular $1 value, at this reason able price. tiers, are back again, but witf com petit ion keener than ever, it The drum corps' "bag of trlcks"j begun curly yesterday, seem Ini exhaustible as one novel stunt afti " anollH i keep sticet .crowds In, high humor.- v . fuHtrat hauli ritv a fiag. BO II N EN K A M l Directors . . Uay and Night II A " Smashing Hit! Let t h e s e two : generals of com edy b 0 m b a r d ; your lilues with b 0 m b shells of laughter. FAULES v..