La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 27, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text' , . Wednesday, July 27, 1027 ' - 4 e i- -- - - - - . - 1 Local News In Brief , COMING EVENTS OclolHT (tli'flnlto date, not ilii'ltlrd on On-Ron l'nrrni IVacbt'r association win vent Ion her.: Arlington Cuupta Here Mr. uihI""1M' j- W- Urndloy, of Arlington- are registered ut the Foley ftit u (Uiy or no. Hero From VliMt-nl C. It. IfollingMworth, who In now making his-homo at Vlnrrnt, Is ponding-jl day here on liualnowi. i Tin i lortlanl Anionif, tho local merchants who are In t'iirtlaiHI fur me annum ltuycr'n perk In Hint Van Kloct, owner oH'I'llnl'H flothlcry. Vl-ltoil iti-ri' Yi-M.iilnr Mr. Kite Walker, of Inililor, via Hi d In t liis city yesterday Willi nor wins. Kverctt, ltay anil Clarcnco Keown. 'v On (amplm; Triii Mr. nn"l ''' ' '". n.i'li'lilK.:.thc week on 'trli In Wallowa county, While lire u canipint; III folMlOH 1 Mr. amjLMra. Anion I.. Helms aro f pclidlliK.tJio wck vl.slltiiB Willi ro 'hillvt'R ii nil friends al Condon. Mr. Helms hdeputy ahorirf. i " jkiiiii- l-'rtnn Spokane , Mis Malirl Siiiodhorif returned lioinc llifr niorninu from a nliort iiin In Spokane. Miss Sniodhorir an employe ut tnc rauroau ui- 'jeCS. ' H,.J i ' M,s I'. II. Sho.;.. of liuron. was 'a l.a (iraude this inoinliiB. visitor and shopper I . lMHVter, lloine I Itny Price is expected lo return lieine this evfinliiB from a short business 'Jtrlp lo Portland. Mr. Price Is tuauacer of The Tiffin. He also visilied for a day at Corvallls with his. mother. Will ItctUI-ll IIOIIM. Mrs. Val Ithineliarl will leave this cvculnir for her home in Seattle after visllinir In l.a (irande for about' a week with Mr. and Mrs. Hei'lnan SieKiist. Ij'avcs l'or Wallowa Miss 'Marian Scott passed Ihrnuch kl.a (Irande this inornlnir im her wuv to l.osline where she will visit-with her aunt. Mrs. T. 1). Ilaskins.- for several weeks. It. Il.i llilldock. stale hiirhw-fiy 4ulnteniUlce, elli-luej.r. Js. lw(C .1,0, ,l,i' rroni Mil e ll. oil miNrif ' llilldock made his home here a lew M ins 11 CO w her. lie was division i tilneen .' Here l-'rom Porllainl ' N. 1 '. Janilertoll. of rorttand. counlv. but ..,.nlle with (he Ore- ' Eon Caltle and lloise Ilaisers as soelation. Is In tile city today. Ho railed al the office of II. . Avery, county HBrlclllturlst here. At Lake Over Week I.111I Mr. and Mrs. Clyde liniiieriniin ecconipiinled Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Perrv lo Wallowa lake over the , ek end instead -.of Mr. and Mrs. I'lv.le lllonin as mentioned yester- ili.y In the local column of Observer. The VI-lthiK llrotliciv. Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Lane Ti.eonia. Wash., are vIsitlnK In La (Irande at the homo of Mr. Lime's brother. W. L. Lane. Mr. and Mrs. l ane are looklnff for 11 location lo re w ith Hie povslble . Intention f.r inaklnii (heir home, in (Irande. La l ft l'or Wclx-r m .MilBll K Hrady.and Kred II. "libit. ten tills iiiorninir for Wels er. Ida., where they will attend Hie Idaho stale American Lesion con vention. 'I'liey accompanied past commander of the OreBon depart ment, Arthur Murphy, who arrived here early, this inornlnB from Portland .oil his "way to Welscr to attend tl convention. ' mi, isl... 1 u..n 'TT ' , ' r ,,.,. 1, Mrs. I( Mylcr. of Aberdeen. Is ll.li,BiUI.,i Grande inlay a. ho home of. .Mrs. L. .Mllliony. .mis Tyler liufde her home hei four yearp ko when she here about w-,s em- was em p.ye,i at .m. k ih. -" """ vlous to II, 1 a t r , m A t.iei-n s. She also pi. 11s I o Ms t relatives V, Kansas. SU10 s on b. T hVt'Vii: w;?,rv;e "" here 10 visit with McTi'la. " - ' . HOT? jTWc can fit you out in 1 cool tops- STRAW HATS COOL SHIRTS Athletic Underwear 2-piccc and unions Light Trousers Fancy Sox New shades in tans and black OXFORDS " See Us! i syi, .f j flints f Clothiery I he blure With Oonsclcac ( Hoiih' From Pendleton ! Little Mlm Kleanor Snyder pass ' ed through La Grande, this litorn ! Ing on Iut way home to Kntor- prit' from Pendleton whore she received dental treatment. IjcHve Fur loNopli Mm. B. A. ItodrlBcs, of Toledo, Ore. and Mint ltuth Bauer, of Portland. stopped hero thin morn ing on their way to Joseph whero they will visit Mlatlvcs. On Trip Hud Klildlf r, of this city, is mending a week or two on a motor trip through Washington and Ida ho. J On Vacation Mrn. Hay winter 1 spending week's vacation from the county recorder's offices .wore she is cm ployed. ' Kehirn Homo . (ul Larm and daughters. l)or olliy, .Tune and Kvelyn 'spent yes-, terday in La Grande, returning to their home at Wallowa. this morn ing. They arrived here ffom Salt Luke city where they visited for tho past month. ' (- : ' lien On Huslnoss ; ', .Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Spraeuc. of Cilcnn'H Kerry. Ida., apept yester day In l.u CJrande, stopping ut the Sominer. Mr. Sprague, who is a merchant. transacted business while here. - . ,c ' ' Agricultural Avrnt Hero : - i T. C. Adams, of Corvallla. ac- eoiniianied by his aunt. Mm Mar-; I caret Caldwell, arc stopping at the. ,.,,, tn.luv Mn Caldwell will I leave Loniuht for her homo In Salt J l-ake City. Mr. Adam Is wltTl tllCJ muir mii"ii wiwu.",. . To Vl-lt . V.llo I-kc- ' ; ' ; I Mr. and Mrs. James mil.', or ; Portland, passed through licrc'thlv mnrntnir on their-way to Wallowa hike where they wilpspcnd several days. Vi-ltlllE ller. Mr. and Mrs. ( It. Elierhnrd have ai their iruests todny Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O randy, Mrs. Tt. B. Knapper and l.ou Knapper. of Jb senli. and Mrs. Mary McLean, of ...i. . l,Mn t-i- Zeiirlnir. town Joseph nnd who plans to j Itlmr at leave this cvenlnpr for ' Iowa. , Kctiirll lloim Mrs. K11 nny I.onchlln and son. J. .T. l.ouirlilln. of McMlnnvllle; re tiirnd home this inornlnir alter vlsitinc since l'riday with -Mrs. J . ic. Huch. Mr. l.oushlln In a first ... i....t.. l.i Un mflrlnn and Is absence from lalilUB a ieue J'VV r Hcn- l'or Tn'aliiH'ill ' . j Arno Twldwell. of Allcel. snenl . the inornlnir here receivintr medl- , cii I treatment. Yountr Twldwell , was Injured In a automobile acci- ( dent about two wcci.s ao not.... which lie was ridlnir wns crow, leu oil loe isiwnu .- . off Hie Island City ... .... ... .n,-nr nir nice v niiriiwnv. .n .-...-.... - from hi cuts. , ' Well Kikihii ltanclier ncrc John Klscher. well known ' - Iowa county rancher for ninny years, now of NewherK. Ore., pass- cd llirollBh this mornlne on Ills way to Mlnum where he wilt look arter his ranch Interests. Mr. Klscher now makes his home at NOK'Wtl! where he lins a uirire uu.w ... bill he visits .Ills ! -viinaiii . ........ !, tulle rcBUturly. Mr. Klscher re turned home from a trip to Ger or ninny ubout three months ago. Praises Valley ir and Mrs. W. T. l'ltipps. of Kansas City. Kan., stopped here yesterday on their way to Portland and Western orcKon . w ...1.1 for seveia weeks. They . . . In nr.ler I ll at . spent llie niBin ..-..- - - ;thev inlffht make the trip to I ort- .1 1... ,i,,v. "The Grande Hondo villev l one of the prettiest spots we have seen In ttlC wrai. i.i,.a .ti.etni-ed till morning, t m 1. their first trip lo tho northwest While In La Grunde they wero Bursts u( the Summer. HimiR I'roni l'ortlond j ,.n nle y,-ors that T liave Mv. d ill the valley. I have never I "ecu such a splendid wheat yield." declared llepresentatlvc H. II. "' , , ,, who rtUrnlnil V I. . s, 0 - - ,......,,, -The wheat I onian... ... .......n. - IS lOOKinir line .1, v .......... j ,i,,oi, ftf the .,., f,.mor m Orenon tl,t year encon,aBlnK." he continued, wllu.r.sp00n has been In ; supplies In prcpar- z v "il Mr. wca..,. ,.,p owns one of tho state's 1 iMi-Bcst Individual apple orchards. He d lares that tils yield nils year will be nearly 100 per cent New Steamship Line I To Mexico Planned !( ilITI.ANIl. Ore.. July -'. t.U'l . I'hitiH for a new Htcalni-hip line between I'ortland and .Miinzanlllo. wcMteio port nt .Mexico, wore re ported here today hy I). Murrloii. travclini; frci'-'ht and pa.-.srimor audit of tho National Hallway of .Mriei. lie .H.,1,1 a tl llouliectncnt of the new- HCrviec would lie made , tt hln a inoiilh. III sim:ss M.t lill'.s W.M.I.A WAU.A. Wash.. Julyi , o.oiire II. Sutherland, who for many y.ari, nialatalned Hi. iilv l.tiiinliinir nupply huslneas l tueeii I'ortland and Spokane, die I u,!,i. nlv hen: today of a lnart ,.tlai U. Sillhi rland s father i "tubllahi ,1 the first duelling un tin- ltc 01 Oakland, t'al.. and operated th - - first ferry between v'u.1! I'lancieo. PROHI AGENT IS , SHOT BY OFFICER Traffic Cop Beats Kinky Thompson to Draw Ar rests Him anil Woman TACOMA, July 27 (AT)- Wil liam H. "Kinky" Thompson, well ; known prohibition officer workltu: out of Siuttle. was shot thl'outsil Mho tuoutli. probably fatally. Iieic ithla mornlni,- liy Motorcycle onl ine r William Nirbonnc utter lie j hud attempted to "pull" a nun on i the latter. I Tho ui'fki r had lieell called liy ! the Janitor of the I'arkland school, I WHO roportea to ponce iiiiiikiuiii lrK tht u drunken and dl.sordor ly couple had driven onto tlu-J Rehool erounila and were rlKlilillK-i An Vnrlmnne drew 111) to the car.! according to Hrvernl eye witness of the shootliiK. Ihoiiipson miide a oulek motion to u shoulder hol ster and pointed his un out thej left side of the car. Nciuonm-j heat htm to the draw, it was i ported, and shot point lilank. N bonne wus in full uniform. . . , ..Woimiit AiTestil -Thompson wus Imiiiedlatetv stripped of his un. cluli badffn and the uoiniiu with mil Iiin was. arrested. . Both . ThotnpHou and his com paiitou, who save her name nt the contral station .an -Miss Wanmtte Snow, ii.-had been diinkinir heav ily,. ..InvostliiiillnB-ofriuers dielared. Miss .Snow wus booked on a eliarsu of drunkenness Ufflocr NerUonne was exonerul- cd Dt any blnmc In the shout in:;. In a statement Issued by Uepuiy Prosecutor vUordun. -The prose- cutor .innouiued that testimony of witnessi a plainly shott ed Ni l bonne shot In self defense and if he had not shot when lie did very likitv would have been shot by Thn...- . . : . T,T . tv tlAMUCilVI-iiM GIVES BRITON NAVAL STAND (Continued from Page 1) 'war. tieoyrapliieal cunslde iitinll cannot be rationally iirnored. "IL Is lo be noteil that the sea routes on which Ureal Itritiihi de- neilds for exlMcnre lie largely ill narrow waters burdcred I other states. This is not llio with the l-nlled Xialcs whose most Impart- 'ant lines of communication be eltfter on land within be, 1, irontleis bv sea alone her own coasts, or In ercat oceans." : SITl'ATION CUITICAI, ' LONDON. July 27. (API W. C. Krlditcmaii. of (lie llrlllsli iiilmlral iv. and .Viscount Cecil left for tlen- evil this murnriiir to )iirticliute in 11 resuliintioli of the naval ciiiifer- rJ)cr ,,. T.y been In lj(,n(1,m UW oelt. havinc conic fi iiin ,i(,nevll to pincl. befiii e the cabinet n ro.lurt n,he status of the navnl ,. ructlftlis for the rc-coiitllllla lice .... . . , ... .... j (--.ciore can aiiiiui-' ..1 1 1001,-00.0 Isaid: "We shall finish our work this j t line, one way or the other. We are iboIiib buck 11 iter muw- iiiM-niuii-i !wt, c cabinet, and I think Hie J ,IO(lun i clear. The Koveriiiiieiil Ul(irou,h;. ji,,,,! tin- whole jn,!, 11u, , 1C. piiou of Croat! ItrlIan rcnlhis fundaineiit-illy un-i ,.,,, , , ,. (plly have' jutll KOa ,M, r,. fcllleliienl ns when we ciinie back. ;. Lord Cecil remarked: "I am al ways hopeful, hut 1 reuard the po sition as uiniuestlonably ci-ilieal." The ileleBHles are due- in Oen eva Thursday mofiiiK. AM KltlCAX ST.IMI (iHNKVA. July 27. (API - The ,nioncail iich-km i umi t'F nt.- ii.-i-...-. lite naval confereuee whs iiifurinod i today thai . C Hiidgemaii, first lord tf the admiralty, and Karl Co-1 ..11 . .Ine back at tleneva fln.il! .London tomorrow mornliiB ine siiuauon "ere cuiuiimh-.i v- trcmeiy uncertain inuuy a no in - tlnisithm has reached the A meiien n und .lapaneso doleuallons enm ei u - lug the Hritish attitude on the out-mmiii in ine maun, was iih-u l-i--tt.irrtlni.' iii-ol.lciiiK t,r ihe ennfer-i d:i" in cm nil i-oni t. It whs file 1 enoo. espechttly the iiioaion nf thej right-Inch gun bearing ernixera ! which the t S. Insists ll must have 'action is grounded on inmpsey" the right, to build. j war record. In some u;irters it is 1 bought , possible that the Hritish may sag- AX OIJSDSSlON ? Ket reaching an agreement on the! POltTI.AXU, Jio., July 1!7 fAP) total tonnago of Fubmarlnes ami 1 Was l 'ongi essuia n Maurice '.. dentroyers and upon (lie niinilirrtt'riunp;"'l.er. who ended his life In of tajHin-ton erulners which :rent'San n inisco bay Wimd.iy obwesserj Itrltaln. the Knitod States and .lap-jhy tho sinbt of n man's body float an would lie aitthorlxed to build, j int.- In th- river here? This iiieN(ioa but that the conferences would ;ot-'v;is asked today by a friend who Journ consldoratliHt of the tonnage j i -m .ilh d that while be was enter of other types of cruisers. jtainin-' Si-e:.ler Nieludas l.oiig- Wfi'th 1 1 ' i last veek In a trip America's low aroond the harbor, the party dts- Tlilw would mean, say A ni'-rlea n r ,.,(Vci -t tho Imdy of a man flo;it Hiokesmen. that no total tiinnngo f,,,.,, downward In the Willant- airreei!i',nt Would bo reaeher mi eruisorj. but merely upon lb ouxlllary wtirshlps submarines nod destroyer In which the I'nitedi States Just possesses snnerioi ilv. It ; regarded as doubt ful whei her the American delegation would ac- pt Uoll II pl'oposa I, chiefly le- euu-'e It is felt that it would lie the hands of the I'niled States in lb- L-iMiKtructloii of 10, ana-ton cruiser,.. TltlO Altltll l:l ni.sr.iti'iin. Ore.. July :7 f.M'i Sieve Short, ItiKt-aiii llairalson. John Lnnireniieri,'. Kay In-war. Hert SprlnEalead and ' ol. K I Were arrested here t.eiay on charcw of violation of the II. ti ,r laws. The nh'-rlffH office haa lir-'-n roundlnft up ltiforinaliun mi'l evi dence conc-rninif ll.,i,ir wil.a for Hcveral we.ks It iihm utated. mid haa hud the r,lHtanee of to atate prohibition amenta wtm f laliu thnt purchaHca Were ntade from eaeti u fthe men arreate.l. Short ft,- 1 p.-ared In court tins mornini; ami j was fin.-d $2ja. f'ol Iter . I in under Ouklaud anljarrcat for the third time lam, clmtic. on the LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER At Herrin , ... bCCKS AUVlCe OI ! AH Iiin fit fit'lH'mL SillUI tcy unii' j l 1-.M Ore July ''7 IAP ' i'.,!v..,;,iVr ' IMltc'rson ' iJdav aent a i letter In Attorney (leneral 'ani Winkle iiskliu; an official opinion 1... .ii.hi nf whether he must ,.,,11 a spi,ial election In the third call a sin-rial election In the third r,wl-,,loiil district to choose a ..., ,u the lite Kepresentalive .M. k. CrimipacKer, The attorney ",., ,111S already staled niiolli- . ;,lv thai the federal cmstil ution le, .veins ill the matter and thai II Is ,. ,,..,. i cmii-im; Unit the . ..II lot election. While ! lie 'constitution docs not s:iv when the eie, lion hall be cail ed, it apiiears obvious that i not be called on the date of a reyu lar election as is often done in Ih case of measures Lo be voted on by the people, for the reason thai con- cressim-l, are Hiwa.s eieeico , , n. retinal eieciionv. 10,. .-,,o, lu;...,o (.eeiiis to be thai a special election must be called, and that Hie only alternative would be that the tlMi'd district i;o uni-epr, seined duriim the next two sessions of coiie,ress. Harry Dillon Is Winner Over Wine PoliTI.ANH. On- July '27 (AC) Harry Hlllon. c'aiuidian. liKht heavyweiBbl won a last ten-i-ound ileeisioii over l-'rankte Wine, Mon tana here last niBht. I'liil Hayes. Salem liBhtwclBht, In another ten-rounil bout, scor,.il a sensational decision from lleltny PeU. P, inland. tfiigio Sitt it A aainst JJCIll PSCJJ-1 lUltll'U ImO ,IM'A:. -7 (Al')--Apc- Mllon tt an nijunciiun 10 preveiii y - - " ' ' 1 - . ...mi'.-t . j ! chumpiotisnip iigni m-' 'J ' dh r Hold. I In- ursl m-iinno oppo by .1. Kentiier Klliolt, a lawyer. suing as a taxpayer, who says his 1 !" ' 1 ' i LA GRANDE FOT'KS : n7 VLL PS T HE 5 Ll HOPE 3RINCINQ HE'S POo 50AAE CATN 1 P 315CUIT l-':iilti.i' Ihivs his fiuais hero and knows that lie J j J nets just what hi; bai'saiim for a K"od smoke at tho rijrht price. We know how to cart' for floats you'll find your favorite brand here. : j I I Gang Trial ' On (rial with Chrlcs Ttin;or at Hellion, III.. rr the nitird'.'r of Mayor Joo Adams of WohI City, are Art Newman and Ray llylami (alias lzzy the Jew i Newman and his wife are pictured aliove. Hy land leTt The HluviiiK or Ad.uni climaxed the.otoody warfare of the last , .several yearw hetween HirRer'a pnn and Its rivals, with "bloody Williumaon coiuuv aa . llio 6i?ai of. activities U.S. Steel And General Motors T . X JOimnff rOrCGS NKW YolilC. July 17 f A P) - I rest be- J iiii eci i u iiiiiiiv in ml l'rai Hie l nlte, states steel cor. ' Pl"'"' """ '"n,'n" Motors cor- i ,,(,,, ill, ,11. America's two lart'esl In- j dustrlal units, was vlslolied today j ',y O' newspaper eomnien- , tutors. , The K. 1. Dupnnt He Neiuours interests, nlieaily ilomlnnnt In Oen- , I era I Motors, are reported in Wall j street "" ""'' "e .,u,e,,, " "."." ........ steel common, their hold ,.-. ae. uul' ed In the past few weeks alone Mm id. b' slock . ex.-u.nite nrokerH a, a,,,., om,.i..,o, 114.(100 snares. The lluponts as their next inov H Is und stood by financial com- montatorn. will seek representation mi Hi steei- erirpoTirHnirH ' lion nl J of directors. 11 11 i'iiim.o, .in,-...-.. ,11 General Motors and ullielly bliyluB Cniteil States sleel Hon. tlmo I will be short. Wall street eoill- j mentatnrs say. until there will he. some kind of affiliation between the throe enrporallous. althouBh a ! direct iiierjrer is lilBhly Itn proba ble. Pierre Oupont. clialrmati tif the I General Motors Itoad, Is mentioned : I S the most probable renresentat Ive on the steel corpora lion H direr- torate from to lliiponl interests. U Mr. Iliipnnt Is nealed as a ilh-eclor of 1'. S. Steel, rninorx are Hint he will 1 looted clialrinall of the sleel corporation's board on lite retirement of Klliert II. Gary. FARM CROPS TRIP TO IiK MADE FRIDAY (Continued from Page U al .1. I. Iobhin farm f,a flrande. I a; JM a. til. "Sweet. ( 'I'.ver (or 1 Hairy Cows"', at llenwlcli t Marie farm. II a. m. "Control of Morning Clorb-s". a) Nothnagel Urns. farm. Alicel, fire. j 11 : ;t i a. in. "Pasture for Over-' flow Land.' al J. A. Casktll & l'rank McKennon rariu. --Imbler. 1 ( h e. 1 i :r.o a. in. "Wheat Variety Tests." at .1. A. flasktll farm. llli'i a. in. "The u: Hot IHh i.ji.hi'H of Wheal", l)r. Hurley 1-Vl-lows, Casklll farm. 12:30 a. in. I.uucii at J. A. (.Ins- ' kill. 1 ::t(i p. in. "Kxperlment Station Wheat Nursiry Trials." by Hubert Wltbycoinbe at W. K. Itucktuans. L':I5 p. m. "Rheei and Sweet Clover," at II. 11. Huron farm. ' 'J::tu p. m. Tho Ssndrblgo Irtiga- 1 lion plot. :t:30 p. m. "A Six-Ycar-Old of Sweet Clover." nt ICarl Chand ler farm, IMgtn, fire, 4:."to p. in. "Why 1 have 4a acres of Sweet clover." at .1. M, WMh'T I spoon 'h farm, Klgln, Ore, GOT FOR rAE if n 7 Him ) 4 rst-v mm Fear Ouster of Aimee and Mother From Angelus Temple Due to Revolt LOS ANOKLKH. July 27 (AI') Both Alineo Somplc Mel'licrson and her mother, Mrn. Minnie Ken nedy will b ousted from A ntre I im Temple "heforo they know It" tho luiter iri'dicted today, as tho re sult of tiio open revolt in the ehurt-h it nd tho evantiflint's re f ti Hl to siteak to her mother ex- .-..nt lit rntir-h n litwver. I.OS ANGKLKS, July 27 (Al'V Almee Sentple Mef'heraon, cvaiiKe llst clalniH that the dove of pence has settled down on AiikcIiis Temple to calm its troubled nf-fati-H but her mother, Mrn. Minnie Kennedy, todiiy Indicated the peace bird was absolutely dumb. The latter, wos was ousted last week from the business manaKomeiit. of j the temple und served nn ultima- ! turn by Mrs. Mcl'horson to leave i the temple home of mother und daughter, sobbed out tho declara tion today that her daughter will not even speak to her. The evaiiKelist has not even held a conference with her. Mrs. Ken nedy asserted adding that sho has made known she will communicate with her mother only through a lawyer. Motlwr Sobs ' " can't brlnfiniyself to hire a lawyer throuch whom to talk to my own daughters." Mrs. Kennedy said between sobs. " T can't un derstand why she should say these cruel Iblntrs about her old mother who has saeririeed her life for her. I can't belioTo ho is doing It of her own accord. It is bad advlci she is receiving from interested people. Hut no matter what sho does to me, I will always defend her.M Tho two nets of the evangelist 1 which Mrs. Kennedy says have hurt her most Included a pulpit statement Monday night accusing Mrs. Kennedy of refusing to sign temple pay cheeks. The other was Mho assorted fact that while, Mrs. j McPhorson was sending her niess 1 aires of love from the east, sho was 'also sendimr orders to temple, In- snrroctloiilsts to seize the finances nnd control from her. the then business manager. Mrs. Mel'hersou. in her office i yesterday gave her a few opening words. Mrs. Konnedv s:tid. and then turned her back on her, leavlnnlier Hione. "l lov,. my daughter but I can't remain unlet when she has told me to Ret my iitlorny and she would K ,., ,l we would settl- matters t court AhiH'c Savs All's Well ''hc evatlirellHt hist nlRht deelar- j ,. p,.c(. , , cei,.rcU , 11101 nor ace,,,, , a ....... ,pl0 he eapael ty of advisor; n spiritual afrairs. This, sho ex- pi..,i. ,ii,l not Includi, any conlrol over finance!, which previous post 1 1 Ion of Mrs. Kennedy caused tho .controversy that hroilKht tho ,-vaiiKelist liurrylnir back from an I 1 uncni upleted .Illinois revival. Mrs. Mcl'herson was said by her is relary, Ann "Waldr to bo ; iu-esiraie.1 ai oer noon- i.iuti) "y li mother's unexpected state- incuts. The ovniiRollst la unable to see any one. Miss Waldron said, but stated throiiBh her that her mother's statement climo as a complete surprise to her. The ovanirollst's mother declar ed thlllBM nl the temple were In a worse "mess" Ih'nn at nny Hum alnee it 1 was oi-Banized. and de- . . . . , . .. dniihter Bl'abbed con I con- 1 - 1ro of ,)n rn,pi,., he funds and , (. n,nl i,n 1P H0nt lier to Taft, jon,uy. , 'I'lihiirs III a Snarl "Vnu ran'l linuBlne what a mess ithliiBS at Hie temple are In. They are worse than at any time alnco ll was orKanlzeil." Mrs. Kennedy I said between heart-broken nobs. I "I had hoped lo stay, on 111 this '.work until Mra. McPllerson's two We 15uy for Less We Sell for Less Men's Oxfords I p-l,t-l lie-minute niodcN ' tan ijiul lilack. finn y tlli licl and lllclicl cn-lcls. Milhl well ole noil ilibbcr IhvIs Hals anil llluclicr $3.95 - $1.15 Russell Work Gloves I'tlll lioiclll,l,' leallicl' nrll-. mill iiiiiiiiiIcIn 95c - $1.25 (.cniihic Sara nar lim k ;lcc: wii-l style $1.50 NcwYORKbTORE UeHtroyera of HiKh I'ricts. By ED FINE CIGARS 1 GET AT GLASS D12UOS CAN'T BEAT ErA IN THIS WAN'6 TOWN (.LASS DRIK.S (Inc.) Lu Gra nde, Ore. 27. Jim' children were old enouiih to tuko it ovi i; but It looks Ilka I must ' Kct out, "My duiiKhter sent jih to Taft i Monday and while I wus there she t Krabhed the mail and funds und t control of the temple." ! The viinu' ltst was reported by her secretary. Miss Mae Waldro.i, . to be proKiinted In her home on! aceount of her mot hoi's re vela-1 tions today in which she eharwi; Aimee ivitli cruelty to her. uh V refusing to vpoak to bei. and with the ann.uiuceuieut thnt both had engaged uttorneya through whom Mrs. MePherson had told her mother they would settle nutlteio in the courts. The evang-ilst leailer o'- -he church was repotted unable to see any one and to be In tho nanus of a ni'jsiieur, but she Issued a statement denying that she was re sponsible for the ousting of Iff mot iter from the management of tho church. She declared th church department heads had de manded that Mrs. Kennedy be re moved. Permits Secured To Process Figs In Federal Wine u-pni-i:T.1v i'..i 1. ile 1 ItM With permits from the federal prohibition bureau lo Use dlllt.Ol.ilj t-aiions of wine annually, me (Mil- foruia plantation cniineiy or SJtoc- ton Is preparinir lo iwucess litis, year's pack of flK In calllornl'i ! f, ' rtllKIKIIIK intilliutm v . - mils :to nays iiifo. the cannery cut several thousand cases from l..-t yeai a pa k. process. ,! i uei.i u.iuer j ine meiiio.i .....,.. . u. ... Crulw. head or the cannery, au.i placed them with the trade. tlrders tioin all tuirtlons of tiie I'nlted states and the Cnlttdj Kingdom now plllnif up at thej annery. promises II a record run when operations start Aug. Ill, lnt Full CooMM-iilli.u Iju-p ncid when eaten, but this aVM Kiill cooperation Ihjh Imou re- jM i form which la hurned in . Hip reived hy tin- cannery from the i,(Mly and rolennes tho alkaline suh prohlhition uuthoi itlcd in Wuahtng ntances hold In continuation. . Un i, ton. annouiu'cH Craig as legi.l- nanaM aro oapeeially vuluahlo foi male nnihod of dlapovlng of CjI- increasing the alkaline reserve. RCA TODAY And THURSDAY 'T'!fi'i'l?"7i if iiMin' 7TT Thrilling Laughs and Laughing Thrills! She was triplo-chargcd with -. man-appcul. She was younir, beautiful, chin nning' BUT sho had her troubles keeping her over-popular sweetheart from the in .tiiiltios of his wily widow patients. See why in this speedinj; niirth-pieture. SI'ECIAL COMEDY ATTRACTION MACK SENNETT BENTURPIN he Pride of Pikevilk" STAR Worman Kerry andlOaireJVindsoK If. .1 mmm V - A ' I 1 7."!' A tale of War, Uoinancc, Adventure, Jealousy, and Thrills in the African wilds. Comedy "PLEASE DON'T" Coming Thursday ' HOOT GIDSON In "THE I'KAIUIE KING Tagp. Five MITORH , f V. 1101 Allan is .Storfl Now IS La Uinutde, Ore. WORK SHOES $3.95 Made to Breier's own specifications. We've packed this shoe with value and still sell for only $3.95. ifornla's vineyard crops have been sought by treasury department. ; All win s used In processing1 th,i Kodtu figs aro withdrawn by tho cannery from government w a re houses and a tax of 40c a ffalloM Is paid. Ohio sugar Is udded la the wine in tho proccstdng, reduc ing Its alcoholic strength to 12 per cnt, the percentage. aUowd by the permits, und making it a : :' ' ' , Civil War Veteran? , '' n;a in Mnhitri . IS It, ft III IMUIWU :'- ,. . '',,'' , MA.NII.A. July 27 (AP) lObe.i-! .,- .w.l.- i.ti.. f tli. Iivn nrt'iir -(; of (, A ,( n . j.,,,,,, ,., (11,yi ,.,, S1 f(uBht w u,lUi or.u x-Kl.ll l-wll and witnessed I.ee's sUrS tysbui'Kli and witnessed I.i render. He formerly lived In Po."U land, Ore, r j j ,nk viijetiiblesi and fruit ' aro muw helpful in lliereaslnu what phyaleluuH 'call alkallno reaorVo. lu ; t lie human ayMteni. Most of the D E fi with liiynnt Washburn TODAY ONLY U Nl VER S A L JEWEL ti .4', ?J!:? i K ?:- i !::: ! CeV' V'