La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 06, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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    Saturday, August 6, 15)27
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Five
Local News In Brief
I M)'. nnil Mrs. JutiifH MrPhtTHon
jitnd Mr. anil Mr. Murven Mnrti-n-i
Hon li-rt tltit ul'ti'rnoon hy auto
"tor Wallowa Ink.', whrrc tln-y will
jtH-IHl 111' Wl'.-U I'llll.
Iit IO I.Jllif-
I COMING EVENTS
i O'liilHT (ilt-rinlls dale not
fdfcliU'il oil) Oregon I'urriii-
:'jVarlit'r association convention
j liere.
i
Ti-re tm Buboes,
jty :t Ipw ilnyH iin hiisiiias. .Mr.
itflir.vun I hlnpiiiiiK ill Hie l-'ulfy.
MImwh Kiln Hclli" nnd Tliolnm
Here lr Hay Kit,i., llillli Kriiinnvll anil Hen-
J. I'. Wi'lmi'r nnd Ms ruther, lull NVtvlln will l.-n vt' liMi- tlila uf
Hlnion Wi lnifr, u( KIvh J'nlnm, I ternoon fur Wullima luki., wliern
"in imiwiii'sm vlBlloiH hi-rii loiluy. I Ihi-y " III npi'ml the in-el; , ml
U'aiex I'nr Seaside
Myilln Kiiiikcr will leave thin
i'VwiIiik lur S. aside where he will
"I""'! a I wo week's mention.
Tiffin, i.l
III.' lMlll
nml Mile "ere
il ir. nml Air. I-
Silil". reuiMereil n
h4'" yesterday.
I
FfcM'l I'"" SHVlllllB
sluirl.-H Spaeth was lined :'."i In
municipal foiirt la.st niKlit oil a
hajK' of Hpeedinir.
:
)KM' Fro'" LlMllM'
lr. W 1 1 Nil lit WlggailH. nf Los-
Ulp-, spent yesterday hi La Grande
iilir ttllJ-lril'XM. MIX WlggallS Htt,p-
pep ai m rniey.
-
llakcr Women Urn !
' it i .... 1- I! lf,,l,uHu r.r 1..t,,, I
fIMi yesterday in omnde mi
tuinne. -Mrs, Huberts slopped at j
lth Summer.
I .
f Ktf Hoiim In Kail Luke ( I lv I
1' 11. M I .j I I W Ul .......... ,..,.)!
daughter, ttl Heaitle, spent venter
iday here on their way to Suit Uike
s :
Hw from llnuuii
I'. Jl rs. S, Cressaly :iml party, of
jjlolMtlulu. T, II.. stopped yesterday
at . the Summer hmel. They it re
'toiiiiliK in the west during the
Vsnoimer monih.s.
At Wlllloun Lake
Mr. A. J, stuiiK anl (iaiiKhler.
Ann. .si.ciil the (iiy ;,t Wuilowa.
InUe, ri tuiiiliiK home Ihi.s ev.-ni,J(f.
fiOhiK' n Coiivriillnti
Afr. and Mr. William Miller will
leine tomorrow lot1 Weilttle where
.Mr. Miller wilt aiieixl ii n;itiorial
riultor'K convention. They win he
ifOlie nliOlll two WeekK.
1 . Tor lols
.Mr. uinl Mrs. K. It. Caompion
leii ihift inorninjf lor Itoise where
lin y piiitt to make iheir iiome in
(lie future.
Heir l ur -. liny
-Miss Stelhi Keni.son arrived hem
liiis iiiorniiiff from Htanlhhl, Ore.,
and will .hii nil several days hi tlio
eily.
.Money Stolen
More than $ia was stolen from
the Ashley residence at the corner
of l)eiot street and J nek son ave
nue yesterduy. The iioiitu ore
I woi khiK on the i'iisi.
Wallow a on pie 1 1 ere
Mr. and Mrs. Henry rhelfer. of
Wallow a, were hi La (iraiule vlsit
IriK with friends in the illy ami
I transaeltMK huslne hero veslel'
: ' '
j At lliill'u.ly
I Mil M. A. Harrison nnd danifh
i ters. Dorothea uml Ituth. Mrs.
'I'hehiiii l.iltlellehl and Miss Itnse
j l-.'liin r are visit ini; lor a week at
Halfway at the ICIuier home, MIms
liorotliea met the parly at Itaker
WlH-le She Mpi llt tile previous Ni'V-
eral days witli relatives.
Getting Along Nicely, Thank Yoi:
'Hi
mi
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ItOIIM- lit .IflM'pIt
-Mrs. c. A. (iiiihs and l.ahy son
slopped here tliis morning on their
way iiome to Joseph alter spending
a week or mo in 1'ortland.
fiolni; In Scout ni
;,'l-rwln and Corilrin lieynnud,
lrlim f -Mi', and .Mrs. It. I.. Iteyn
autHitl leave toiinnrew fr Wal
lowa lake where they will join the
buy --emit siiinmer camp.
ICeliMils Moini
X rs. .Margaret Kselienhrne nnd
ditiiKhi.-r, opal, wen- in l.n tlrande
for a ti-vv hours this inorninK on
Ihelr way Iiome to Knterprise.
To Sh'ihI Ueek nt allow n
.Mrs. (. A. Miller h it this morn
in for Knlerprine where slie will
mjimi1 a week visiting. Mrs. Mill
er's home here Is at irHi Monroi'
street.
I On Motor Trip .
j Mr. ami Mrs. Ahe Meldrom left j
(Thursday nil a lfiolnr trip to West
j tin Ote'ou. and Washington. They!
1 will visit coast eith s in Oregon
land will drive to Seattle liy way of j
'Taootua, takimr in Mount Itninter. (
j They w ill he Rone alioul two weeks.
i VMiwl 1 1 ere
! Mr. and Mrs. fJeoiKe Tiss lind hs
illieir KUest at llieir hoim- on Oak
si reet lor n few days this w eek.
Heal, of V.iltejo. i n). Mr. TIsh
is manager of Hie new Adler Music
.company w hteh opened this week
in the New Iin mU and Stationery
! huildiiiK'.
JL
' ' 1
Hie mixer" IjecmiHp of hin friend'!-neK.
N KW YOllK, Autf. A P
Morris 8'dKel, descrlhed hy pollri
us ii lluaatun, und who hud u pit
tin e of nil explosion mid a putii
phht eiii.Hled "Thv l.iie Uiatoiy
of a Trailer" It) ti l poseiiion wim
lultett to police hendquarteri to-
) day for oueHtloiiiuif In connection
w it it InvMilKaHon or iwtiiiiinir ot
two Miiuv iy siulloiis.
SfiK-d was pleUM up on i-'lfih
iiveinie and taken to poller head
iiuarters where he wan MueMtiomd
j closely, Nothing devplopd to show
j t lint he was connect eii w tt n iin
1 homldiiKt. A search wait nuule oi
I his rooms, rending his inlerroK;'
tion, Seltfel wns not placed unde-
loiiiial arrest.
I "
i ciirnrti iM(;i:n
J I'HII.Ain.'l-l'HIA. Auk. . I A 1
, Kmni.inuet I'reshylerla n clnireh
'was damaged hadly early today hy
an explosion which the poller nt
itrihute to a homh hurled through
in liasemenl window. No one n.
(hurt.
j The Key. I '.d ward S. Iin w man.
.iiasior. is out of the city. Neither
mem hers of the eonmvy.nl ion mil
! his w ife could offer any explana
tion of the explosion. Mrs. Itow
) man said her hushaml never had
! dis-u.sfd radical activities frnn
the pulpit and that there was no
dissension in the chim h.
The cXptosioii tore a Idu hole in
the side of the huildluu and hhat
tered all Us windows. ItulldlliKs
for Mocks around were shaken and
Arretiil
G- Joes was taken from a room
ing house last nitfhl t.y local po
lic and is today in jail await hip
trlftl tonight on charges of drunk
: enss.
Mttivlllc SiiiM'rlnleiMlciil Hrre
y. V. Church, superintendent of
thq Itowiiian-Hicks l.uniher cuio
)any at Mawille, and t'liarles
Hlct:s, of Kansas City, who is
working at the .Mawlile mill this
Summer, spent yesterday in Ui
firtuide. They registered at the
l-'otey.
To-.rrle; Totuori-ow
. Mr. and Mrs, j'aul Mussee ami
rtailKhter. Natalie Ann. will arrive
hre tomorrow hy car from lort
und for u week's visit with' rela
tlyeh and friends. Mr, .Massee was
employed at the X. K. West store
here ahout five years auo us win
dow decorator. They plan to take
a nlde trli up the south fork of the
TV;."'w; river while in iJi Crande.
VMtlug Here
Miss A ra idea ti Jolmson. of I'n
lon, Ih visiting in I.a tlrande n
ITUst. ut the home of Mrs. It. I.
Mason. She Is staying here in order
to: Ih with Miss Adeline Miller.
who iiT"ln the (irandc Itonde hos
pital, a. part of Hie time. Miss
Miller underwent, an operation for
appendicitis at the hospiial hero
a week ago. Her condition if re
ported to he good.
Driving To 1 :nlerfrlM
. Mr. ani Mrs. Halph Ttyers and
faniily and Mrs. Myers' sister. Miss
Maude Lewis, of 1'ortland, who has
; been visiting here tor thn past
! month, w ill drive to Enterprise
this evening for a week end visit
With relutlves. Miss Lewis will
: spend the rent of the summer there
visiting with a sister before re-'-
Burning the her classes in high
h school in 1'ortland this fall.
iTfl Attend Denimistnitloti
''.Mr. and .Mrs. K. L. Ileynnud.
'- owners of the Iteynaud Heanty shop
Will leave this evenhm for I'oil
i land, w here they w ill attend a
I demonstration hy I. Leon. Inventor
ifit the Leon permanent waving ma
' ohl'i nnd heads of the Leon com-
panyiJt the ISen.son hotel Monday
.evening. .Mr. Leon will give a
flemonsnratfnn, of the new "tooli-
les" pad whirdi he has rei-en'ily per
' fected and will aildress the ossein-
Med Leon machine operators upon
the stibjeM of permanent waving.
i Mi. i.eon is in the west from hi:
I home In New York. Mr. and Mrs.
j Reynaud ami their daughter. l'e-
rllt who is with Ihein. will 1m
Jrtlned at Pendleton hy Mr. and
; Mrs. Lance Kellough. of Veston,
j wtin will aci'utnp.iny them on to
IVytlaml. Mr. Kelhoih is cashier
nt the l-'armer's hank at Weston.
)'7Wie Iteynamls expeet i return to
t'l'jR Ornnde ahnut Tuesday p'venhiu'.
Ilrre l-'min ( alironiia-
Arron Johnson am little daugh
ter. 1'hyllin, nrrivtd in Lu tlrande
y sterday from Lok Angeles, ( 'a I.,
to visit wit h his daughter. Miss
Area dean Johnson, and other rela
tives. ,
Arricil Yestriilay-
Mr. and Mrs. II. Qninn nnd
son. Wellington, arrived in La
(irandc yesterday and will he the
Kuestj of Or. and Mrs. W. I. Mf
Adory for some time. Mr. and
Mrs. Qulnn live In Portland. Mrs.
Quin n is Mrs. Me A dory's sister.
At Wallowa Lake
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. lleasty, ac
companied hy Miss Oni Kccles and
Miss Hulda Anderson went to Wat
Iowa lake today, where they will
spend I lie w e k end. Tley plan
to return 1o ioi (irandc early next
week.
;oing mi t'niiiiHng Ti
Mr. tind Mrs. 1. I . l'utman will
leave tomorrow morning for a
week's camping and fishing trip
on Hig Sheep creek. Mrs. PutllKin
arrived home this afternoon from
a trip to Portland where she itt
I ended Huyer's week and visited.
Her sister, Carrie Iiorotiiy. of Wal
la Walla, accompanied her.
I'incl S.I nnd Cost?
J. hi. Hall, of I'nion. was fined
t't and costs in the justice court
here today on ti charge of reck
less driving. Mr. Hall failed to
stop when coming onto (he Old- ( ing niiit f
Oregon Trail highway from a ld
road.
IJOMHS BLAST i
' X. Y. SUIiWAY.
I ' MAYOR'S HOME
i
(Continued from race 1)
; force th.it walls, of masonry were'
j torn away, holes wen- blown up
j ward through the sidewalk, kiosks
'at the subway entrances wit-
practically demolished and win-1
! dows of turrnunding buildings
, wen- shattered tour .stories up
j frOlll the stteet.
1 MAYOH'S IIOI Si: POMHI
liALTIMOKK. Aug. C ( API -j
The Iioim.- of Mayor William i'.
Itroening was dainaged by a boniii
at ti oVdock (his morn Ing, which
terrified his wife and two ch'I
dren. set fire to the rear ad
rocked the excliiNlve Korest Park
section In the -ii y's nor 1 hw d
ftiarter.
The nuivor was at the time in-
route to St. Louis, and Hie, polio
were unable to assign any motive
! for anyone to murk him and his
i family for death.
I (Jeorge O. Henry, chief poller'
, inspector, refused to express an
'opinion ryv to the motive. . "Tb"
I police .ire i rylng to learn tint
!' now," he K.'iid. In other quarters,
however, t he outt age, taken b:
connection with the homh explo
sions in New York and Philadel
phia last night was laid to Sarin
I and Vanzetti sympnt hlzet-s.
! An i:iilfiig Night'
Shirley O'Haia In lipr irnmo and pretty In her fare, so she nhould net
alon:: in the rai.vli h. don't you think At any rale, ahe In. Shirley
recxiilly was i.:sii,a to he Adoliihe Mcnjou'a lcadliig lr.dy In It Is next
uroductloa.
' I .
Tin
blast came after an excit-
the
wife
Mrs. J.i
Marie Hrot liing and her daughter'
and sou. At L' a. lit. Ihey were'
awakemd by the unusual hnrkin;!
of a neighl-oi's dog. They lii-l
telied and believed they !i ;n-l i
someone prowling around th
house. The son, William K. Itroen
ing Jr.. -'!. telephoned the pollc'.'
Thiee of t ici i M a i ri ei a ml iifter
inn Inspection of the premises ?aid
' t here was no one a bo lit.
At G o'clock, when gardeners In
the section were starting to t ut
out their hose and In winnower.-!
the blast occurred. The thr-e
member of the family jumped up
and met each other in t he h.vj
and ran ten or-si r tcken to L:e
front law n.
Ma.iy IIoiim's liiH-kciI
I The r-ar porch was in flames.
The blast idiool; every house in
I I he area, shattering t he w iudow s
; of many, ami within a few Her -.
onds the residents were running
to the Htrfcl. A neighbor sound
ed the fire alarm while anotht.'
.look the Ilroeiilugs to h't. h"'!i .
The blaze wan extingulshe i
I quickly bin the firemen found the
bomb explostUm had craekeil th
rear wall:i. police t'oillld particles,
' oT I he bomb. Which 1 fiey believe
I nan equipped with n timing ap- I
paiatus to discharge It.
Mayor Hroenlng is serving htsj
onil term at
I republican and
lasses, often re
tuuyor.
popular
rred to as "lllllv
lie IS .1
with all i
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
NEW FALL CAPS
Now on diphtyl the lie
Tall Caps. Mini .I- iiidivkl
iml nml ills Inn h o grej-
nml tan iiilxtin-CN in set era I
4-onibiiiation-.; ouo anil h
pU-el' lops; sUe, tii In 7',.
95c - ?1.13 - $1.95
NEW TIES
All-silk l-lii-hiinds IhiiiiII
ful patterns nnd crcllen(
ipialitic.
SMflnl Piiccil
f)Oc - Toe - 0.1c
NewYork5t5r2
Destroyers of High Vv'.cts.
A New Comfort
(JAUZETS
49
ltti of One Hoju'ii
Here are the features
of this exclusive prod
uct: 1. Velvet edges pr-
veut Irritation.
2. Pnder layer pro
tects clothing.
3. Highly absoriien.
4. Kaslly disposed of.
fi. Cool and light.
li. A I'fords p e r f e ot
protect Ion.
fillet nU Tor limiM'iM
Glass Drus
Inc.
ru ?maXg. Sty
La fJrande, Ore.
96 STOftB . MA-
y"0tNTH& wan
Itnl Ailanw Ae. Slum No. i:i l.a t.raiiilv. om,
Bear in Mind
Breiers Women's Shoes
at
Are the West's Greatest Shoe Value
You may pay $2.00 and $3.00 more, but are
you getting more value? Our shoes are the
best proof of what specialized shoe buying and
selling does. -
the IdaHt was heard through wysi
Philadelphia.
The explosion occurred shortly
ifter midnight and ihero was no
one In the church. An unexplnded
can of nilroglx cerlue w it h a wire
attached was found lu the dchrl
In the basement and police ex
pressed the belief that the alleged
bomb throwers had been frighten
ed uwiiy before they could net this
off. '
A heavy police detail guarded the
,..... I. ...! ll.o I'.m.niiiii linino
(nearby throughout the bight.
day, charged with mixplclnn of im
plication In the bombing of the 2BHi
street station of the I. It. T. sub
way shortly before midnight. ,
T. II. COWS KILLLI)
SALKM, Ore., Aug. 6 ( AP)
i Several cow ii Unit have been under
tuberculosis tests In Kast Portlund
I for some time are to be killed by
!'t ho stale livestock sanitary hoard
when it meets in Portland next
Monday. Not withstanding ' rem
, i dies that have been Riven the
cattle It is wild they still recat to
the tuberculosiM tern. The hoard
will hold a meeting at the Imperial
hotel.
ItOSTON lM.ACKS (.1 AHDS
ItOSTON. Aug. . (API L'xira
guards vigilantly w ere pacing the
platform of the principal subway
and elevated stations of the 1
(on elevated lines hi the metropoli
tan district today following news of
, bomb outrages in lw New York
city subways.
There nro only twenty-three
SII:o1:L Ill'.l.li llliuin bills In circulation, acrord-t
Nr,W YoltK. Aug. ii. (AP) (ing to treasury officials. fluem
Maurice L. Kiegel, a an year obi lite movies have not those, ttU
dentist, wnfl held without bail to-right.
Lindberuh got lout ' in ri fog
while flying In the east. Maybe
it s the same mist a few presi
dential candidates are trying to
find their way out of.
To Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. l-Yank Film nnd
da lighter. Kill It. of Khsell La ko.
Wis., arrived In La (Irande last
night to visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Film and faniily.
M r. Film expects to locate some
place In the west.
To l.nkr
Mr. and Mrs. IX. N. Ashby and
faniily will drive to Wallowa lake
tomorrow where t hey ' w ill spend
the day. Their son. Sam. and Kd
win Kirhy, who have been attend
ing Ihe boy scout camp, will re
turn with them tomorrow evening.
Leave For Yellowstone !
M r. and Mrs. Ka rl Wilson, nr.
cotupanled by Mrs. Wilson's sister.
Miss (Jertrude Wheeler, left today
by auto on a vacation trip to YH- ;
low stone national park. They niso
plan to visit relatives In 'asper.
Wyo., while away. They will re- 1
turn to their home in I.a (irande i
in two weeks. !
"LEWIS"
The New Golf Union
Suit For Men
At CLINT'S
Ifare todav for vou.
r Tops For fiolf
Slip-over Sweaters
White Golf Shirts
: Light Golf Socks
Light Golf Knickers
Golf Shoes
; Golf Clothes Of
Quality
Moderate Prices
j Clint's
I Clothiery
The Store With ft Oooftrfeats)
l,ene l-ir Trl
H. A. Itenhani and daughter.
'lola. and Miss Viola Johnson, will
leave tomorrow morning by car
tor Port land and Seattle w lu-rc
Mr. Menham will attend the na
renltor's convention. Miss Jolm
son. who is a niece of Mr. Ib-nham
will spend, a week in Portland vis
iting relatives. She has been
making her homo In La Ci rande
for some time, Mr. Tb-nham and
Miss Hcnham will go on lo Seattle
tor a w cek before rejoining Miss
Johnson at Portland. They will
spend the remaining seven days of
tlodr trip in Astoria. Portland and
other Western Orciton cities.
The First of ihelArcade's Biff Road Show Attractions Now Available at Popular
rrices
c HERBERT BRENON
pftefc Production
STARTING
SUNDAY
Arcade
Matinees at 2:13 Nights 7 and !)
ADMISSION iOc CHILDREN 10c
ironic From CVmvenllmi 1
"The Knight of Columbus con-
vent ion w as acclaimed by every- '
one as the best that has ever been ;
held," declared J. H. Peore upon
returning home yesterday from
Portland w here he attended the
national convent ion as master of (
the fourth degree for the diMrbt ,
of Oregon. Mr. Pea re left La j
Grand" several days before t he -convention
und helped in the pre- j
patatlons at Portland for the re- ,
eeptiou Of the delegate;. "Kast- .
ernern at the ronventlon were,' j
highly Imprr'Hsed by Oregon Indus- ;
tries and Hcenery." continued Mr. I
F'eare. "The w hole convention i
w as very nucrewifiil. Port land !
wan a hmy plnoe wilh some M.r.eft i
Kniubt filling the city." Among .
otlv-r La (irnnders who were in at
tendance wore Fred Meyers and i
Andrew llinestnan. Mr. Meyers Is,
still In Portland, transacting bust- j
jfi
S P'CA't&By ARRANGEMENT WITH
ttnMta. n ' nil Ih i II Hill
ALICE JOYCE KOAH BEERY Wll 1 1 AM DTlWFi I
NEIL HAMILTON MAfAY BRIAN NOItMAN TREVOR
RALPH FORBES
VICTOR MfLAGLAN
TONIGHT
COLLEEN MOORE
In
"NAUGHTY HUT NICE"
Oswald, the Lucky Rabbit
News And Fables
RECRUITED from the four
coinors of the rIoIms tlie
French Foreign L e g i o n,
spreading the nospel nf
France in the wastes of the
burning Sahara desert, is the
retreat of cheats and robbers,
bandits and forgers "The
Exile of the Self-Condemned"
here is gathered as motley
a group of men as ever de
fended a nation's Hag! U'liat
a fertile setting for intrigue,
mystery, and and stark ro
mance! And into this sordid atmos
phere the thrilling tale of
"I!eau Geste" is interwoven,
and the year's greatest melo
drama is brought forth! The
picture that successfully with
stood the acid test of Hrnad
way for nearly a year.
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
Eugene O'Brien'
Virginia Valli
Jean Heisholt
STAR
MNaMMAHHaiatjMttlfiililMiUkd
SUNDAY
And Monday
Drama to Grip You!
Action to Thrill You!
AfOAii con.vonA.TiON b.umt
with
Helcnc Chad wick
Noah Beery
There's ;i promising ring to the title of
this one. A newness to the story that
leaves you with the feeling of having
been truly entertained.
Other Attractions
PARAMOUNT NEWS
Direct From New York
And
EDWARD EVERETT IIORTOX .
in the Paramount Comedy
"NO PUBLICITY"
i m