La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 29, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday. July 2!), 11)27. TA GRANT)E TTVENINO OBSERVER Page Five popping T"V VI IX. M. SI- Minis'"., in I'll J, l J ., i.u (Iriindo shopper li nil visitor l'"-- : I Il-liinit Tnrtny ! sierwood Williams anil Mr. Ki t- ..in are In Wullowa county (in a I filling trip today. Local News In Brief SluiiHil Here I fa. Itobert l-'ren eh . of Cove, shopped In l.u Grande yestcrdrv. COM1VG F.VENT8 (V'UrtX'r (definite ilnlo not deehleU nn) Orrjtm f'arent 'IVttclM'r aMioctHtlou convention iH-rti, 'I'd linker l'or 1iiy- ' MlKK Florence Nt'lHOIl Weill to Maker today for n short visit with it sister, . Mi mm Herthu N'.-lson, who l u nurse ut the St. Kll.a bcth's hospital there. At lUe Mis Alice Margunrdt and Mn. Mamie Kobbins drove to Wullnwu i.iikp yesicruay wnere iney spem j the tiny. Vnilcrcoes 0Mriillon Avis fin liler underwent n n ap pendix operation ut the hospital yesterday. She is reported to he getting along ni'-ely. AIMEK MAY GIVE IT HER TEMPLE SEAT IContlnued from Par 1) rarely been out of tli 'news vpot llght. Xlmep Milken Choice Torn lietween her desire to con tinue her work here and the wish In enrage In world evnnKellcal work, the evangelist snid she hml mid leave With 15ertuud F Home rnti Rhode Mnnd 'I'h.' It. v. and Mrs. W. M. Urnd in r, of Cove, returned home this morning from it two month's visit in lihode Island with Mr. Itradm-r's parents at his former home. Mr. Itrndm-r Is minister of 1 lie Kpiseo palhm church at Cove. .made hr choice and i . I,nn Angeles. Previously she h'ftd Mnnnunced tinker' Inst nighl wli. ro they vis- l.liin- l rl...nKP Anlli. .i.plP to me rmir raiii.ire "ii'ei nnnni".", jwiih brunches In cities thrmighmH line I'nlted States ami tiersen ns. ll.'ii. For I Dm .admiral of ihp religious flprl ihey " , ".7... ... ......... would represent, l.enver, Chicago. lli il Willi Mrs. Hiiyt's sister. Thny r.'tnrni-il lati r In tlio rvi-nfnjr. . ... ii I k i ft (OoMlniipil from Pace Onp) ai'- Jt.l-ll'l'l'll Ili'lT j Mr. ami .lira. . iii. fy.l Vall.y. )ro.. am ri'KlsH' I'ol. y loiiay. Lp.( H.ti' Toilny , Mrn. I'l i Mill.-r in ,.sl loiiay Mrs. Tlarliy 1-1 son, ol I't-nillt'ion. j VMHiik I'l-li ii.l Mish ("atlii'i-hio McLnuiililln. - of I 'i nilli'tiin, iirrivil ln-ri' IhlH inorn- ! Intr llll'l will visit over lh; woi'k i'ti. I In l.a Ilranili' with lu-r Irli-iul I j Miss V. lma All.-n. Miiw Mcl.niieli I In Ik n nursi- at ttic St. Anthony's I hospital in lVnill.-ton. iiiHini n ml rhihlron. of North Pow der, nrp sppn.llni; a few (Inyn in l.a (trunilo while the two eliihlrpli imileriio lunsll operatloitH. Tiiey are registered at the l-'oley. Mr. llnti-hlilHrin is n ranenei- Atp t Adrp (Kiill rhid-hrd hi tltt-ir hfimls, fotiKltl n ill'jA V rjnollili , ut Vhaim nml other t ni umlirauci B Ii Vl17Pnt'"i tW'i-k hchl thrm un.liT. Horn.' u t t.n h . . many of thrw- trrultl.til nn br-lts ami rafm nn the monmi'r rinhtfit It nvf ami wink until all hut thV roof of th- iippor strurtinn was snh mr)iM). Twi'iiiy-oiH' httillt'H Wi-re rrrov-r-r-'tl hfiort' the tiwm-f was ralscil to in- lowed iishorv. Others wiM-f fmniil ufti-r the rraft was hronwht to Hh' mirfnrp. Tho five memhem of the crew escnped and these, all experienced suilorH, saved many from drowning Kred .1. Meno. nf the federal ( hy tosMn life preservers and rat'tn Were invlied hy the em-oner company him. Off tela Is understood thai not more ihun "ft j.assenLers w ere atmiird the hoal wlih'h 'aptaln Ai iHtir Ol?on railed a half load, lie said lie helieved that had the steamer heeu crowdfit to capacity the shl) never would have cap- styed. mmt IMTHBWH I 1101 Ailnma store No. IS 1 m (ifaiiilo. llru. 1 d as her McClnn- iy, Mt I'arcnts Mrs. I'rank Woods and son. Jack. g-,iv-d in I -a Orande this mornlntr ri l will visit ho iv; for m-vei-al with h-r parents. Mr. and 5 is. Harry Swariz. n)i mnis lo -:iinrirl4 i Mrs. Alla-rt Mot-Ran arrived in J: (liandi- this inornintf from San Jftjiieisco where she has been vis ttlrif,' for some time. She left on th.- I. ranch I rain for ln-r home at ri.rpriH. Itrftirn to Million . JMis. Mabel Itobbins nnd son, Pfiilip. havf relnrned to their homo u( Milton after yisllinpr for about v.',fk in l-a Oramh- wilh Mrs. Rofins brothers. I'.ay and Slier winnd Williams. Mrs. TtobMns is ,oeacher in the Mill on schools. Tb VM1 littillicrs ihs. U Ward and son. T.ouls. nt Sandy r:aKlc. 'al.. pass;.! ItrturitH Home H. A. Van Nov, of I. one Ttendi, Ciil., left this murnhiff for Jils after visiliiiK' in l.a Oramle Momlav ivjih his. cousin, Mrs. isi'iilmiiin, and with Mr. and 1-Mward Stniff, friendn of Van Koy. home since K. lie M rs Mr. f , 'olornd Icp-hniit llorcw- "l.a Orande's business firms nrn I up-to-date concerns", declared A. X. And'-rsun. for '4 5 years u furni ture dealer of f; m ml Junction, Colo., this morula. Mr. Anderson and his wife haye lieon on a trip IhrntiKh California. Oregon and other western slates for the past month or so and stopped heri over niht so that they miKht continue their trip by daylight. Mr. An- . . . j 1(irM)n cominented parllcnlnrly In I'urilnml upon the furniture stores of I.u Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Sayre and fintn(1(l wnlrh nP declared were daiiKhters, Oenevii and Kthel, left j in0(l(.,.n in (.Vf.ry r((Kpecl. Mr. An lasl ninht fnr I'ot tlanil where they . Viit..l munv of the larire western furniture rompar.frs while in California and Western Oregon and say that lie bases his state ment upnn first hand knowie.iKe. At Ills home city In Oraml Junc tion, a city of M.nno population, Mr. Anderson has been cntraed for -15 y.-ars in the furniture busi ness. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson stopped at the Foley witle in l.a CJ ramie. ind New York, she said, last ntKht. will he the principal centers or her new work.' "It will be necessary fot nip to remain fn ehartre until the unfor tunate dlfferenees between church ami my "mother have been amleablv settled, Mrs. Mcl'herson mid. 1 am hopimf that n new leader can ,l.e roiinil anu ine nnmn fiiii....- CfiMmny l.lnyd . ler(aml. lill ties can be sirnlt.-htene,! (,ut miring, util(,r alrnmll flyer, in his atiemp' ! Jamei D Hill. New Yoik-to , revflRnd airmail pilot. U to uc will Visit until Tuesday. : the trii by ear, M r. been a member of the 'the summer normal s adjourned Wednesday. They made. ' Sayre ha faculty fm-i hool which Home I 'roni 'I .a No Mrs. W. c, Perkins, and lv mother. Mrs. Kinney, of California, I returned home last evening from j Wallowa lake where they spent several days. According- to Mrs. ; Perkins, the boy seout camp at j the Jake is progressing- splendidly and the bos are having the "time of' their lives." ! the next three weeks.' 'nilg Mentioned The Rev. Marshal Craitr. of Des Moines. Iowa, may be the dndee uf the retiring pallor as her sue-1 cessor. ! j "It seems that ever since I. e ' caied from those who kidnaped me , 1 have been the center of a storm .(rented by outside influences," Mrs. McPhersnn said. "Through their heckling' of ine they have imperiled the wonderful institution we have built through the years of devotion ami effort." lenver. she said, had started a ' movement to found a temple sim ilar to Atigelus Temple, where she , would appear periodic;! My. The nrne plan wuuld be followed in j Chicago and New York. From these point her organization would extend throughout the I'nlted 'States and Into foreign countries. At least three Canadian cities, in to fly from New York to It unit The New York-Rome plane, a nhifile-motored Fokker. Is now be ing completed In a New Jersey factory. Farm Pointers To Visit ilmtlior Mrs. II. M. Hradshaw left thV.mgh hero this morning nn her morning for Joseph wh.-re she will wbv to Knterpiise where she plans ; visjt wit h her brother. Arthur tijT visit with her brothers for wv- Wilson, and her mother. Mrs. T. I c. Young", of Portland, who has Mheen a guest at her son's home for Oft l'Mifug Trip ,the post -week. Mrs. Young will Mr. and Mis. It. I-. Kolson nml r,.tnrn lo l.a Orande with lie MK C.eorire Hierkle nnd daugh- ; W,,.r (n n few days to complete t.. Opal, of Perry, left this morn- i.r visit in l.a Oramle. hit for Urtndnwn here they w ill , jtnynd the week end fishing. i Net urn to l.n Ornmlo 1 i . The Hev. and Mrs. 'l.. P. Meg- ple t Wallown 'gets have returned lo l.a Orande ' 1M MileH. accoinpanied by Mrs. : a)-tl,r (,.( (0 N.-iiraska. North i 'eluding Toronto and - Montreal. ChUVCrWS MCLII Aid would build permanent temples, 'or - 71 y TI7;lv "lighthouses." I'nglniuK Ireland, helley (tnu wiiios s,olilini nnd waies would be m . ,. jher program of oNtuinslon. Growth and hearing of many younfc filbert grove In Oregon the pust season are encouraging fea tures of the industry, reports the e perl men t station, Many of the four ttnd five year-year-obl filbert groves bore good crops of fine nuts, while by no means great profit producers tlu.se crops Indicate what may be expect ed of plant ings kept gr-nulng steadily ami vig orousl y. steamboat Inspection nervh e at Pe trol!, arrived here today to take charge nf an inquiry ordered by IHi-kerson Hoover, chief of itispoo : tlon service. j Licensed skippers were to eotn- pose the Jury at the inquest, Cor oner oil f announced with .Mr. Clark its foreman. The tragedy eanrc 1 almost 1 2 venrs to a day from the date of , 4 blcago's grentest water disaster the sinking of the steamer Knst land with a loss of K12 lives. The two resulted from the same caui the rush of passengers to the port side of the ship. Fifteen of yesterday's victims 1 were children- nine boys and six jriVls ten were women and one was u man. Some 75 women and children and half a dozen men were ihrown into the water when Ihe V.-ss.-l - the Favorite lopplcd over, but 5 ft or more were wived, some In a thrilling- rescue by William Hof nauer. millionaire yachtsman, who chanced to he cruising by In his large yacht, the Poris, when the , sioi m broke, j " ship I; ItaUod I While divers searched tha lake 1 bottom near the scene for more vlc I litiis. derricks lifted the craft late : lust night as flood Itirhts were play led on the tragic picture. The last ! ffvet bodies were found us the 1 ship came to the surface seven ! hours niter the Favorite Onnndcr- to those In the wilier. The 1-a-vorlte's two life hoattt also were un leashed and Into these clambered a number of the huivIvoih. OffUvr SvoK Four l-o Sobatu, un army officer, whose hand was mangled, told of throwing four children into a boat. Sobata related his experience as his hand was being dressed. "I got four kids and a woman, the boat was full of water ami c could not any more In. A girl started balling out w ith n ntraw ( hat. I was dizzy. When the Fa- vorlte went down she llsicd " and ( r he swooned. i . Opul Helton. IS. of Hugo. OUla., I visiting In Chicago, dragged two little girls through a window and held them afloat until a member of j the crew pulled them into ft inn boat. ! "It was lerrlble, T wish I had gone with the boat," Olou mur mured as he watched his steamer , being raised. At that instant a life miard reached into the first i all deck and dragged out n small bov. I -It's horrible horrible, I tell yon." the boat's master shouted. i "I did the best I could I tell you ' man it was terrible and I had only recently spent a ltd of money iin- , proving I lie Favorite." ItCM'UO 1'iitlior Sixteen-year-old George Holmes, of Iterwyn. III., saved h father i) to rescue bin motn- Women's Silk Hose 79c Women's pure thread silk hose of extra fine gauge. A wonderful assortment of the newest colors. Sizes s'. to 10. where the ttirl'.s lioily Is he'd, bill an iinele of tho ehild parlialiy eHlalttisiied iter titenlily. A Texan has innnatred to keep awake I .Mi hour.H hy tlrinkiiiK cof fee nnd HinoUint? riKarets. .Inst the man for a joh as elaijuer for a Ki'atnl opera company. K.lwnril, I );it Irove j.fll. 'Miilholanil anu son n.i.l Mrs. .1. C. I''reiieh. Wallowa this niornlni; wliere they will spend the day visilintf reln-tlvis. Manic l'mni I'orllnnd . . Jlrs. John Nei.lerer lias returned tVv lu r liome here from V'ir she lia.s hoeli eh4 of lieanly pjuil sVveral inontlis. kola. South niikola. .Montana and the Yellowstone national park. 'I'iiey have tieen away for several weeks, and report that they are triad to Ret back to Oregon. Mr. MeRirers is pastor of the Naza rene rhureh here. l'ortlanil. llttellllinB n oiillnro for tho vk.lii.il Her.' .Me Mrs. A. W. l.itldsay (Wo sons, of Spokane. Wnsli., liave itielr home nfler vis- lllni! here for a few days wltli Mr i l...if.v.'u inotlier and sist Umlsiiv and Mrs. Steineatlip. Unilsay is Willi the l'i.lellty ttonal iiank of Spokane. nnd M is. M r. X;. On Way to I'ortlnilil Keith A. faldwell and Harry A. Hall, of Portland. are in l.a Grande today. They will leave Ihis eveiiiiiK for their homes. Mr. fald well nnd Mr. Hall are l'lylland allornevs and have been at Knt. r prise. where they represented the plaintiff in the ease of l-yndnll, l.'arnham vs. the. Ilinvman-llleks Lumber eomapny. this! RAI.KM. fire.. .Inly 2!! I AT') The effort to save I-. II '-.worth Ivl- j ley and .lames Willos from the j:al- lows has extended to the rhilrehes of Salem. The pastors of Several of the larger ehtlrehes have been asked lo take the. subject lip next Sunday, and some. It Is understood, have promised to do o. Others say tiny prefer to let the law take its course. A more determined effort Is he Inii made lo save the llveH nf the two men. It Is believed, than was ever made before In Oregon In be half of a condemned man. The faat that Ihe He Aillremonl broth ers, the Siskiyou tunnel sluyers. were Kiven life imprisonment, and also the l.neb-I.eopold case are beliiir cited. Kelley anil Willos were In the I tl'at resulted In the klllitiK of two CHERRY ROP guards. her j the! To TVII Motlior She said she had not yet vealed her plans to either mother, her congregation or church coin in Ittee which hi her in her present struggle her mother, but she wmihl do J--Q, fuj election of lands tor reclamu today. ' Hon- is all the more neressary be- the Chicago death on the Four members ot her inarilel daughtir, n ed. t ii n nf rvto'tilmi- add attempt (Ms that left Lincoln I 'ark aboard -r hut sin nie.i iron, sno .. the veHSel in the late utlemoou for , Heart disenne. A mother of five ..... u.. .1... ..,ni,.to..i 1 children. Mrs. Gertrude Hermit. I ..i.... ni,.e.. nt.ifi-n orchestra who also was aboanl the Kastland P..l.-eiinn nf tin irriirriHnn farm' t.-.in tin. I oinn.lolin .sl rutnilied . when it enpsl.eL In Involves much the same principles ; -i, l.ookintr Over a Four Leavo i river, again escaped that determine availability of lar- :i'()ver." children scampered along , Favorlt . .V... l..Pi..itlnn .tUlrloW ... . ... n ..a.I tln.lt- l.lfrjt faltlllv. . -i I . i... ..... i lu I .linii'lit.-r mnlii'U' ami sis- i the experiment siiuion sons , ining over sliorewaru runs. .-on- r- j ' nartmrnt declares, l-'easlhillty. en- I ,i. nlv w hen a mile out. n rain storm ; In-law were drow ned. i ked: lihieering. agricultural, soil and I hpnk' . ,in,i w(t it came a gust of ! fald tc my husband when wo wlO Ucmiomic survevs are needed. Care- M) nt me northwest. As hoarded the boat, 'I don t like the t Arthur Olson, who loons Ol tills ll nas a icuncni-y ih i h ull to one sine.- no sam come ; on. don't spoil the party." I I The only one of 7 victims not j t identified Is u small girl about I eight. Authorities believe the child "WHS tliei U,, ,!.., ,...,- rnti...l nwr Hie KOse '01011. uuugiiter or MVH. BOY SCOUTS All Hoy Scouts who have signed for Hie second period of summer .camp must have 1 heir medical exam nation and havt their beds at. L Uusscll Scott's office not lat er than !i::Su A. M. Sund -;v morning. For further Information ind out the captain. I ban I S years souirhl billed the lak A new inystpry In temple afrairs oallHe of the repent unprecedented ; to bead his boat Into Ihe wind, which was Injected Into the si.ial'-: Repression of utirlouiture ut.d the j ,,0 u,sscliiers rushed to tho port Me between mother and dauBhtPr , m.rpUsed cost of flttlne and equip- ; H,ie. away from the drlvlnir rain, when the pvuoRellsl's pommitlee ,,K IrriKated lands. J Ti.- boat tipt.ed sharply and as Id that Mrs. Kennedy wn the) i ...i,,. watr rushed over the Wbltteheek, of was uncleared wife of V York, tillll hlitlit. Mrs. Kennedy, when told that Whltleheck denied he was married to her or even knew her, refused to comment. MU.S III ii.vni.r.sAKi:s Hotuin l'min I'.iitcrprlsi' f'.eoi'Ke T I'nchran and folon u. ; Kberhard returned to l.a Oran.lo i IVll.lolls (irillltcl llodav from Kllterprise. Nyhere i ecor.linu to word from Wash- ; . sslste.l by t'h.rence .1. "i ounir .U.., 11 .' received lll'I'C today. I, .,! UnMCOO NelSOII. UttOineyS Of dlnuon monthly ' pensions (AD .iri.nl on Sardine creek skins of 10 rati lo be declared he had killed past three weeks. Kaltle n re reported more, preval Sonthern (Ireifoil this year . Mi:HIViltl. Ore.. July l"i (leorire Itintt came lo M from his home today with the snakes In Ihe snakes . lit in than ever before. HARVESTED IN THIS COUNTY about New j last Only two processes in roltaiie I cheese tonkins- are important say' the O. A. I', dairy specialists I clabberiiiK and cooking, t 'lubber- liiK determines the flavor, cooking the fiber or body. To prevent over rookint.' of the curd after II has reached the rlnht degree of ucldlty i I Is heal ed 111 11 pan of w at.'V ' rather thun over the fire direct. It. -iter results como when It vs healed slowly for an .inlniite.H to 10 decrees temperature. decks, turned over. I' fella Polen, another of the vic tims. Mr. Polen who established Olilhlron II.'UI I'n.ler hls wife's' Identity was prostrated children, candles and popcorn nnd unable to no to tho niorKiie DANCE ZUBER HALL TONIGHT Boh Fletcher's Round-Up Orchestra "Let's Go" i ,. (Continued from Pose 1) .Mils. IM l.l l'.l'.lt OII'.S the tree and even the leafane. If the tfiower tf'is throuirh all these ti'onl.les and has a well ripened crop haiiKlllK on his trees ready for market and a sudden show.-r comes It will almost Invariably crack H and spoil It for shipping. I Kl.'VV VfiHK. .1 ill v -!l (Al'l Mrs. Joseph rnlltz.T, widow, of H he founder of I lie , New York World, died today at Denuvllle. I'laltce. after an Illness of less than a week. have pci- White he. n L-ranle.l to a tliimu. J"U ineiii.tina Martha 1-.. Ik., nf In firanile. and Cath- otinc K. Richardson, of Alice :to. Renter Attain i The weatherman, after illi: the maximum weath. rtnlv reach 8!l Wednesday nn.i added an extra aiillth yest. penuitt- here to relented ilecree of briim'iiiK Ihe l'ortlanil. represente.l tne In Ihe case of l.yndall Farnham vs Itownian-Ilicks l.umbcr com ,,.,ny Mr. Younir and Mr. Nelson will return to their homes .in Portland toniliht. !' S. Ivanhoe. who represented .1. W. Crowley, also defendant In the case, has also returned to his home here. maximum ntlrins- til htive also b. IO in. ileUrc'S few (lays tie cooler. ist above, niubts n ;'1tiiiiril lloine i Mr. and Mrs. liny V. lll'-hl nnd 'dt...Klii.rs. Helen and Myrna. have' -r.l.,"l to their home In Dur .nnsoi. Colo.. after visitlnK r.la- flics here. They were called to l.a f' fl ramie bv the Illness and .b ath of ''Mrs lUelil's father. 1- C Harper. JMr. Hi. hi has chnrKe of the PiK ,',ly WiEirle store nt nuranno. n I'l.KAIlS SOT i ll.TY 1'OHTI.ANIl. f)re., July 2H (AD l-ioyd (llotzhocll. foriner , hus band of .Madame Matzenauer. njiera sinner, idea. I'd not Builly in circuit court today to a chariro or foruery. He was allPKed to have torifod the name of Mrs. It. li. Inma.ll. wealthy Portland widow to a check for :..(.nl. (;lot7.bacll had be.ii vemployed by Mrs. In man. as ctiaut'feitr. lie lias ar rested last week in Sun Francisco. MA.IOIE WOliSIIAM SI .1.1 :CIT.I At Ulkc Ye-lcrilny i:. W. Ilaekman and sister. JIM K. Ilaekman. Mrs- M. An lih.inv and Miss llertba P.eraer. of Mrs I.. Tliei'. of ! ........i i-.sh .trove to Wallowa WASIMNf;i'ON. July Jtl (AP) l',il,e vesierdav where they spent the . Selection of Major I.u.lson ll.'Wor- day. Mrs. Tyler has been visiting j sliiun. acllnur 1 f.'..'. ' (" ,i:,vs with Mrs. Anthony' Portland. Ofi i. .. ..i... ii..,.',. ee l.ef.ii-e leavinc for M,,ii.. Iioiuil.l II. Connolly, district 'ihe ea"t where she will spend si. me enniu at Memphis. -time Mrs. Tvler made her heme study of Hood pr . i... nlw.iit four vears .'io'whetl A R C A D E TODAY AND SATURDAY iwew disliict be eniclneer assistant Mil' w.i; store. eiiiil"ied at X. K. West's Slieiul Wi'.'U n( l.nk 3 '. Mr. and Mis. Walter Price and Ifnuiily will drive to yiaimw.. V'UllS IVellilUI. .UT. I Tic.' I'm "- (turn to l.a (irnn. I- tomorrow m"."l,,e lino M ill again join his Vfnmily Sullilay for -Hon trip at the ink JiPtinnected with 1m More here. . See l'rc The , Mr. Price is I PlKKly WIlfRly ! f HOT? We can fit you out in cool togs--STPiAW HATS C0QL SHIRTS Athlete Underwear 2-)idce and unions Lfuht Trousers '"Fancy Sox New shades in tans and black OXFORDS Sec Us! Clint's Clothiery Tlw Store Willi Ocmsclmo -.blent nml l'ii"1' l.iiily president of the lilite.I Slabs is extremely foni ol Ills lii-callon hat and tho first lady is a competent sempstress, accord inn to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. O'llon- 1 1-1". ks vara- n.'ll, now visiiiuk m'-i-- "" llltll. .llllll.. WHO Mere "'"'". tourists fortunate enoiidb to ithe President and Mrs. Coolldee 'at their summer white house in I Hliirk Hills. S- n. Mr. nnd Mrs. loiioiin.ll arrived here Tuesday ' ind aie visitlnK In I.n Ornnde un til Mon.b.v with Mis. O'lionnell's ipnrents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kd HnlHy. iii their fnrm home near Island !City They took the side trip from I lta'pid Citv. S. V.. to the lo.lk'e. n l.ut.i'iico of about IT. miles, and iilso drove to Sylvan lake and vis ited the surround ine territory so famed for its heauty. Tiny saw the iodic in the afternoon while ; Mr, Coolldce was slttinsr upon the .' front porch, of the rustle home !leUy s-willK. While they were there the president drove up to ith" lodt-e from Itapld City where i be had been on his daily business trip The president lias his offices t the P.apiJ City hlKh f cere business clothes at ,bnl had not discarded the Ki-pal- lion hat which has had so much publicity. Hundreds of cars, rep- ' les. titliiK nearly every state In the I union were continually coming nnd I'xniiiK from the to.lre in an effort ito k.I a itlir.ips" of the president I 'an.: his ivf". they relate. "It. is 'an interesting wghl in Itw-lf to s-,. I jthe loin llli's nf rnrn from east. Nic.'it. north nnd south, lined up to pay respects to their lender," said Mis. O'lHinnell. Tent!., in the ntlon work In Ihe Mississippi valley was an nounce I today in war department orders. Major (.leorso Major, ot the sixth engineers, has been re lieved from duty at Cump Lewis. Wash., to lake over the district entriii' er' office at Portland. 1 hundred things ntytt ehool. II. Hip timf aid. our Strie lo Iffiirnty. 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