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Monday, July 25, li27 Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER JIa(Inmhc citing (Dbserte (InorporM4Ml) An Independent Mcwapaner FRANK B. APPLEBY Editor and Pulllhr HARVEY F. MATTHEWS . BuatneM Manager Published evening, except Sunday, at 1418 Adams Avenue, La Onrtide, Oregon. The ObHcrver-Htar publlHhed every Friday, Entered at the Fontofrlce at La Orunde, Oregon, as Hecond Claaa Mail Matter under act of Murch 2, 187a. OFFICIAL PAI'KR OF UNION COUNTY AND TUB CITY OF LA OltANIJE MRMHKH AKSOCIATBD PRESS The Aneoclatpd Pre.su in exclusively entitled to uee for publica tion of all newn (Imiiateheri credited to It or not otherwise credited If publtHhed therein. All rlKhta of republication of apeclal die patchea In ihla ituper, und ulbo the local news herein aluo art reeerved. buhkuhu'Tion hates Jly Cui-rli Dnlly, per month In advance .... Dally, per Rlx months In advance bally, single copy I'.y Mull Dally, per month In advance Dally, per ttx month In udvanco , Dally, per year In advance Weekly Obeerver-Htar, per year , 76o M.60 60 660 ..12.60 .... .I6.00 ..2.00 ADVKItTIKINO HATES Dleplay. foreign, per column Inch Dlnplay, locul. per column Inch Time contract prices on application. 420 4(10 .'fi.'ifoU 1 THE WAV nr KAI'KTY: The Lord knoweth the the righteous; but Hie w.iy of the wli lled tjhall perinh. Any of J'Naltil Air exploits sceni to lie a jrood den! like babies. It's the first one that attracts nio.st of the attention. 1 ; The problem of why a chicken crosses the road is simple and easy compared with the maneuvers of a lot of motoiists. 'i Union Post had one of the smartest looking parade en tries and a most original one. The ponies drawing the float and the beautiful horse in the lead were highly complimented .throiiKliout the line of march. Union is to be congratulated. Pendleton provided the most elaborate section of the pa rade and is deserving of special commendation. It was a' neighborly thing to do and I. a Grande legionnaires arc most appreciative of the interest shown and the help given by the Pendleton gang. SYNOD SELECTS ALBANY, OREGON, Presbyterian Convention Near End of Annual Meeting in Eugene KCOKNK. Ore., July 1:5 (AI) Albany K't thu. annual of thu I'rcfthylerlun Synod la 11K!S hy ac tion taken thu morning by the synod holding new! una hero for a i week, j A resolution win Introduced by ! the Itev. J. K. Knyd.jr, of North t tend, to limit the synod to lour j Uayn itiHtt-ad of the ncveii now : given to it, und by hiirh action eliminating loiiff statlHtlcal reports ! already In official reports und min utes. The resolution was loat as was a substitute move to cut tho tneetluK to Mix days, thus allowing sessions to be ovit Tuesday In stead of Wednesday. I Tlie discussion of next yen is HieetluK place, the resolution, ami ( continual talk around us to what's : the mutter wit h Portland, rather j enlivened tliliiKS this moi nlng. ' Scores t'ortlaml Sarcastic remarks were thrown about this morning to the. of lei t 1'ortlund ministers and eld'-ts were not showInK the intcrent of previ ous yeura In the meeting and that of the committee chairmen were I'ortland'Ts who were not n (.lend ing .nicetiiiKS but having ot her delegates or other members of the committee give reports. The Jlev. James Aiken Smith, of Portland, dec lared the only n-n-so n was (hat a nnitlllplit-y of the city' duties was causing many to stay at home, when asked concern ing the situation. The Hev. (ieorge H. 1'ioclor, of ! Milton said at this mornjng'H ses sion that the Portland delegation; last year had barked the resohi- t tion Introduced then to rut the sy nod to four days In order that they could Hiindhh the meetings be tween Sundays and hecause the move was defeated they were this year showing some resentment. Stanley J. Van Winkle, of Itecds port. and reporting clerk of the synod, thinks it merely lack of In terest, Tho Itev. Mr. Snyder, of North Rend, before Introducing reso lutions to cut 'the number of days withdrew his previous resolution to meet In the fall instead of (he Hum mer time. The giving of the con ference to Albany practically elim- THE BACK SEAT DRIVER OF THE FUTURE See the Wheary Wardrola The trunk that rolls open N.K.West&Co. Inc. La Grande's Leading Store for Over 25 Years f I 7X W Auburne Electric Hot 1'latcs "J 1 I feF 7Mrr C M Two-Element Plate, ; ! I ft immmM mmc g The Oregon Hardware H -Jl i first - HCM? I v Wl rr" r- ! (aX (?kSk Kcnt ' mL Tenl;Hv i KEARNS TO TRY TO STOP FIGHT I CRUMPACKER ! SUICIDES L Still Endeavoring to Re-1 !"''"" When lie fit I If cover $(500,000 He Says Dempsey Owes Him xi:v VORK. July (AI'- li'-ar my side of the story. Ciood bye Cully, (bin wife) Jim, Ted and I'eter. I've tried to cull you bv FRISCO HAY Inono 1,111 th,y wi,t " connect me. i "They have killed me. Take good care of our fine boys, I must get this In some, one's hands. Kvery employe is against inc. God bless you, Maurice." (Continued from Pae 1) tse of I'liiled Stales sena the spec la t election will I. is nf course, not yet1 known, but doubtless it will hr before the next regular session of congress which convenes in Jx ,S filings lliiO'P U :i tulilcii)f.nt ..f h i i ce III I e I". the re.gular session oi wnooi financial differences with Jack' The federal constitution in art ho, on men. lOempsey, the Jailer's former man-'b '' section says that "when CorvalllR' lormal invitation this UKVtrt j,ivh Kiarns will tak legal ' vacancies hapen in the represenia morning whs again pri'Snted for stel(t to ioc R the proposed I)einp- tbtn from any state the executive the WIS meeting. A. K. 'aswell, Sev-Tunney return fight In Seplem- " uthorlty thereof shall issue writs of Kuireno. introduced lean James i ,,f election to fill such vncaicie " H, .(Jllbert. of the university, with m-n1 thi io..o....i 1 T hlH te reiterated In the Oregou 01 congress, Hood Kivert which had one of the higgeHt delegations in attendance at the convention, did a nice thin"; as the last day ended. Cards hearing the following message were passed out as an appropriate "thank you" "Good-hye La Grande' wo sure enjoyed your convention. Hood Uiver Post, No. 22."' Thc'&une' si'htim,iit'wa,'R-Aierally expressed 'among other delegations. only o.Mi i:iirovi-; I'OItTI.ANl), Ore.. July 25 (AI1) Krtends and associates here of Jtepn mutative Maurice K. Ci uin acker, were unable to throw any light on intimations in his suicide note that he had been the vicltim of a plot. The only employe lie had was a secretary. whom he brought wit h him from Washing ton at the close of the last session 1 Charles Mills, national head of the 'MO and 8" was as-, tounded at the cooperation given hy the entire community in staging the convention and said it could not leeiualled any-' Where. Howard Savago, national Legion commander,; said he had never seen a convention city more beautifully decor ated or more perfectly tuned to the event. Comments of that diameter are invaluable to a community and they were well deserved. with the remarks that Mr. Gilbert was going to speak, an oversight having been .committed, as the I'nlversity of Oregon always considered It had a standing invitation to the synod to iiwet here, Dean (iilbert. then presented the university's formal Invitation. lU'liKN'i:. (lie., July (Al'l llunenans breathed inanv a sigh of relief today as the weather turned out cooler than the record breaking past few days. With a degree maximum Friday and Satunlay and I I degrees yi'Mt erday l he mercury today failed to get much above the Ke.irns made this announcement' today before leaving for i'hlcagv where he mi id he will prepare his legal cards, and be ready to meet the fight "with a brand new set of injunctions and lawsuits," If neces sary. In his effort to recover about thia.iini) he claims Uemnsey owes him under their old contract. I'rosperis of a settlement, now ever, were seen In the disclosure that K earns conferred yesterdav uilh l.eo I'. 'lynii. Ilempsey's manager, during a golf match. code. Mrs. t'rumpacker and her three sons were spending a vacation at Neskowin, Ore., with Mia frmn packer's mother, Mr. James Cook,, when advised Saturday of Cruiii paeker'H illimss. Tjhey motored to Portland Sunduy. and friends last his night informed them of his death. (.s h'tineral arrangements had not been announced today. SO degree mark. A cool breeze was ioiu' blowing to help matters along. TI'XXKY si i;o XKW YOllK, July 0. ( A I ' l.KIT XOT1-: SAN I'llANCISCO, July 2 5 AI') A suicide, note apparently writ ten by ' 'ongresman Maurice JO. rum pucker, of 1'ort land, Ore shortly before he leaped io death In Han l-'r.1 nci.sco bav termty was found toilay and indi cated that the representative vvai ruffeiing under the delusion that llOSKItl'It ;. Juty t.M'l he was the victim of a plot. Twelve tracts of timber In Lane. The note which was turned ovee I. inn. Coos and Iteuton counties to the police, read in part: were sold today hy the I'uited "I'm sorry 1 can't live to help States laud office at lEoseburg for . j, protect my family that they might the flal sum of $lal.:iis.!iT. Never A Lonesome Hour in the home where there's an Atwater-Kent; j Radio Set. For when you're tired of reading; : .... or lack a topic for conversation . '. . ,;: there are scores of stations "on the air", dis-; ; pensing voice and music to keep you folks jiap- ' py and interested. And that's when you can'.' ; appreciate a set of wide selectivity and keen; receptive qualities .... such as the 1 ATWATER-KENT RADIO SET! ".: Come in and hear it demonstrated. ",. '.. , , i Elmer Steele holder of the world's endurance j. record for driving (5 days and (i nites, uses oriej' of our Radios on his car. ' . .!. Frigidairc Headquarters JESSE ROSENIiAUM li (iraudc, hv. .New I olcy Jthlg. Tunney the heavyweight A SrCCKSSI'l'I. CON VIONTION ; Since the offiriiils anil tlie doli'satcs wore prinliiiily re .spnnsilile fur the Imbues .seKsitms of the Legion convention La (Irande was cliicl'ly concerned with the housing and en tertainment of vi.'.itois. That the community did itself proud was evidenced liy the j:renl mimlier of unsolicited comments of praise at the close of the affair Saturday nigh'.. Every one was anxious to express approval and appreciation for the hospitality of La ( Irande. We believe and hope that it was merited because it. means much to a city to have such a convention entertained successfully. Ilundniils of ciliwns winked to make the convention what it was from a hospitality and entertainment stand point. Pusiness men cooperated almost without exception in every way possible. The ie:d work, however, and the long hours of planning', was done by the members of the local American Legion post and tin' Auxiliary. They deserve a great deal of credit--more than they will probably receive and they can well feel gratified at the result of their efforts. Judge r.rady, Fred Kiddle, K iy Williams, and tho entire group of committee chairmen were directly responsible. The Aux iliary officials, headed by .Mis. rainier, were eipially effective in their work. No one knows, except those, just how strenu ous a job the staging of the convention actually was. They have consolation in knowing that the job was well done. Not only the organization members themselves but all visitors to the city seemed to have a good time and to enjoy the three-day entertainment. Theie were a few incidents that were probably objectionable some people but they were no more numeiom. than could be expected from any crowd of similar size an.wOicie. Taken all in all, it is sur prising that so many th.nr-nnds of people congregated for such a celebration established .,uch a record of good conduct. Iiji (Irande people should have no regiels, should be thor oughly pleased. It was a most successful convention and one whose features cannot be easily excelled in years to come. Embroidery Thread, " for lOe White ('rochet Thrctd 10c Straw Hats 10c Girls' Dressis, a 70 li to (i )8C Wash Suits, aje'- to S Crib Blankets (5c NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Hotter Merchandise Lower Trices ft sri irhatuplou. aiul his niauairer, llllly ;;ihsou were naiueil ti(tay In in jactioM heKun In supretue eourt ly Tim .Mara, New York sportnina 11, 'who Is kiii io,' under an alleued I agreement for ten per cent of the I f.'aa.oou whleh Tunney receive I for lefeatiiu; Jaek leinyey lat Septemher ami for !'," per cent of I the motley tlie champion has made isluee then. Oh, Man! By BRIGGS -iT-.: Of?: im.am: wiim'.i.kss ti:n'i:i wtM vou'RC c.oimG to Ncve Your Dt But as a UPe. IM A Bio BRCJAOWAY PR0DOCT1OM SillTIIAMI'TON. -'I'lu' rf':nljilsli'l llttl ill 'llllllill l' rlvlnu- limit "Wll'll"' July I'.". (AI1)' irrlCN iiii;ir 'I". ('null ti in v hli-li I lie t NKX, IiiiiIoii lltirrnt lAOY MARGARET is th dmiRll ter of tho Countess of Airlto, and on of the titled children of Europe who some dy will he a social light in the Old World. ( I 4 7 - M - -.V : s . -l-. i A Itilti.sh aviator plats to fly lo New York. 1:01 its flrwt real le.-it toil.ty when he look the plane up from I'itlNhot. Captain Courtney kouiuI-; ei the x ittmis rails ami Mieeoeiledj hi commuuhatiiii; easily with the J Niton (Isle of W'iKhU wireless wet-J ition and faille. t. It is stated llmt j there Is imthinu now leinaiuluK to delay the flmht as soon as the . eat her reports are propitious. iCIirRCH HERE j CALLS OLSEN, ' OF WALLOWA j (Conllnued from rnse One)' bunt she Kiive a very interest int; lull;, j "As the oerniuent mi-els the i eilueailiuiitt and vncatioitnl needs of 'the Indian, so the church, through missionary effort , attempts to meet Ihi' reliulous needs," .Miss ll.ikin saxl. Th..- s. hoi. I S one of the largest of live government sehoolsand hus 1 nl of !hmi students cion o ihfterent tnhes of the Students tanue III ae years. The sehool ademto and t nihtst rhi I 1 n em "III, 1 1 tll i t hw i'-i, 0111 Sl tl lets full ; iuttti:. I.I.- I to f. , U nakhiftlon II 11 rr 11 ti Srit '.VI(i ftt)0 mimi-f mllc of coftstllne ahint; the southern MiMtex ii the Joh tlml apt. .Inn ICS K. IMvl of thf X . S. nmrmiM will m-. complNh from the nlr. He U In com m ml of n detach thrnt thnt nlll ue two Lorn iug mn.dilhlnu planes la tho inujccl. I ei(ui elldtleti'd .I'lllattv.vs, il ant! pr attend v the umtny j hun h repri -rlinol. HlWe Si .Miss i;aktn s.ilil. t.lCs 1'iHls She ave the ttdtowiny farts to help her andieiue to ,i pp'i la 1 1 the spei'l.il pr.ilth'in nf the oernmeut and the ehiinh of t l;f. "land of the: in. Man" j I'here are 3 I" ami Indians tn the' Cnite-l Stat.w. of these l,-,.mui nr.( Ulceus. Tlterr are Tm.immi Iti-lcui I ; hi Mi en in t he hoots; M no 11 j l'rnte-.tatit.H. h .11110 ra t h. tll.s ; I I j iumi nntou. heil hv rt'llt.Hij. tiitlu-l jetM-e; :'" iiiu( children in mi .s,-Im,. I j"to tea. h these and make Ch-is-. tl in t t 1 1. -i' us i (mii task." l Is jKakm sat. I. That the Indian re sponds readily Is Miss llakln s ttnd i tnw after timny years of e.pU'iilitl I work. And FimuuY rbo iroD MMeTiCLUV ACROSS TMn 5 TC r ToX take, Your cue. 4 Afjj) They've Gie Yoo a Simgle liisji th(t You've Beew RHeARSii06 Fob. AMD Ait You ha,we Fofa. Your public is vLi-ev of COOCHS Arou CAr-j'T f TTCR A VUOM.D 0 A10D YoU JmokI owe. Cigarette after . AUOTHER, IrJ YOUR Room vJHilB wecwousuv' ujat,jg to MAKE. VOUR GsJTRMsJe 1 ,1 GET HEP To OLD ? Tutsan's MoT A COOGM Ifj A CAN LOAD. G01 TJie Smoother and Better Cigarette . ... not a cough in a carload pmLr: o' P. ! tv,;Ttrd Co.
