La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 10, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, 111 '. August 10, 1927 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER rage Five Local News In Brief I'OMIXC i. i:nt.s Sept. Ti 1.111mm day cchbra- liu fit I n rnmlr. h, li.VliH. inc. (omeiilloii nr Urvgnu Parent -Tenilur tVm- givs.'l Ill'IV. ' I riiv l-Ncapo Apparatus Here j Klre escape it it- bring unloa.htl .i in.- i-ii vinuiiK' noici this week. Ili i'inl-Ioii Wnniiiii Here- Mrs. K. O. Callahan, of Hertms l.ili. rrgi.slereti ut the Summer yea-trr-lay. 4 in Way to 1 jiln pi in- .Mis. K. K. henit, of Crants I'ass, ;l,,jip'(l at the I'oley last niglil on f' i- uiiy t(j Knlei prise where sin ill visit. Home I'l'oni Nenhlc Mr. :nnl Mi'n. William Siegrist iUi't il;itiglrters J inly tirwl Madeline i;atlal, returned huiuo last niglit 1 1 ).ni a vacation trip to l'ortlaiul ami rVashlc. Tu Maker Mrs. it. H. Maxwell un.lthre.i children h-fl t Ititt morning tor Maker when' they will visit until Ku inlay. Flats Have Garages j l.O.MON (AlV I laity rniviun Karagett are pari of j.t'i.icilons ut' !r new flats ju-l cree'ed iy l'hif bury, a London .-ati.;ii, at a t osi of il2.Vtui. Seven. y sht':M h.ivo not a haul wheicin .tu upan'.s ol the flat in :y :mrk fit ii' "per ;j:ulaUti'.'." as hahy carriages art c.illeil in Knj;-ianil. Shipment ItrcvHeri A carload of tiling lian been un loaded ninl will he used soon ut the lloeseh hotel building. ltAIHt I,S Alti: MliMIU'.UN or Tin; -tu n or humc Mtlng Her' t'lura J. and Vere Yanilrrmuhn. o: San .(use, ( 'til.. me vihitlng in ads ami relatives In t.a (.irande. Tie y iii'i- cousins of ticurge T. i cliraM of this city. Home I'.'rom I'oitlnml Mr. and Mrs. K. Krciit. have ftuni.'il Ircin a trip to I'orttand. rhi'" young nephews of Mr. K ( .-ul;-. i.tiiriu-d with hiin and will visit lu te lor some time. Merc- From Kako John ( ', Mucpherson and sun. .lack, were In tin- eity today irum Walluwti lake on business. I uderuiM's 0H'rall4in Miss l; ta Schnore. of Klgin. un derwent an appendix operation at; the (irande Itonde hospital Sunday, j Slit is recovering nicely. I On Vacation i Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Graham ' are taking a vacation trip in Wi s- j leru Oregon. Mr. Graham is as- i bhitant county clerk. I This Will Spoil My Shape, But Here Goes! Iii:itl.l AI')--K'W who read of the weekly meetings of t lie "Club of in tin- palatial vil la of lingo S.mon, a rich banker, know that tin- club Is largely re cruited from the ratios of radical. 11 ugo Simon is head of the banking linn of II- 11. Simon .'i Ct. Alter the revolution of 1 'J 1 f j he was delegated by the imbpen- dent socia list s lu the 1nissia n cabinet as finance minister. Th" independents now constitute tav left wing of the socialist parly. Another member of the govern ing board is .Maximilian Harden, tiie publicist. Geo i gc G ro.sz. one of t he most talented German cartoonists, who j view points bring him in l'reqiien! Much Improved conflict with censorship official, Miss Adaline Miller, of Lower, lfi .,(M, on Uli. glVniliig board. Cove, who underwent an appendix Another mcmbe, ,.f the board operation a tew days ago. is rapidly is i.;,.w;n I'iscalor. ncelitlv com pelled to resign as reginseur of the " Volksbliehlie" beiuu.se of.his co'l- o1' clasjieai German play:). 4 This 1 is about twice the size of Muriel's mouth, but ho doesn't care. She'll oat It whole, rc-garu...-J of the effect it will have on her Blonder shape. When the ess Rets about halt way down It'll break anyhow, so why be fussy? Muriel is a pilot snake aud harmless. Improving. Miss Miller is at thu Grande Konde hospital. I'orllaml -Men Here Sam Lyle. I' H. Merry. A. L. 1 Mansfield, and A. C riper, of i I'oiiiaiid. are lu re for a few days1: . n leis;tiess. 1 In y are connecieu I'h th' I ell. j SM'nding lay at llakerw IM i s. H .1 . Kennedy went to Haker this uiorning on train No. 4. Site will return home this veiling. Grande hotel construe- .! 1 . .... . Itert KlUins, of th Mopped llcrc I l,s. K. M. I'nthanU and sister- j in-law. )SVm' M. I nthatik. and Miss Mai ian Kin ley, of Tacomn. Wash., t.pper lie re yesterday on their 1 way east. They were guests at the : y w bile in La Grande. j Gilmorc oil comuatiy of Los Angeles, Oil., was in La Grande yesterday on his way to Itnise, Ida.- Mr. KlkliiM has been assisting with state highway oiling work in the Ivndleton section, lie called at the highway offices here. eeptioi The club is reported to have en couraged r I'iscalor in 'his figi i against accepted standards and to have supported his plans fur a communistic theater. Commandant Host To German Leader IM111-1 10 1M :ik-1Iii Mrs. H. ..I. CiUliplK'U mill Knll, Clriiii. l'-fl 1hin nnjrmilK I'or llH'lr liuiiic ia l'ocaii'llo. I 1 ii . . HtWr vls-itli.- Itu- soitif tinif al Inihlcr Willi Mi.s, ( 'iunplM'M's sislrrs. .Mrs. J. I.. Mt'Kinuls ami .Mrs. Hi lini.l. I KT. I.KA VF.NWDKTII. Kas. (Al1) l''or llii! first ti .siller tlu ! world war. a (JcMiiun prm-ral ol' VWIIiilt lliw I'nnii California J Ii Ik ! lank is tu I..' tin- nwl of an Mrs. flam VamliTiniilliT anil A ini'i iian Kiiu-ral when l.lciil. Ocn. son. flaifni;,'. ot Km .losi-. Cal.. i UHtiT Von iliiith. toiirinc tin aiv vlaitiiiB with ivlalives In l.a. ' hi iny posts or the- t'nilril Slal.'S. Is CiranuV anil tin- valley this wi't-k. j cnli'l lain.- lion- on AiikmsI 4 l.y .Mrs. VnnuVninilliT was a Itmk- HrlK. (ii'ii. l.'Owar.l I.. Kimk, I'Om 111,1,1 la-fore her niurriase. While lamlanl of Kurl l.eaveiiwoilli. in l.a (iranile she visited with her I C.eneral Von Itnilli eoniniamleil T. i 'ochran. iihe si'Vi-nlli tiernian army uuiiiiK . the worltl war. eonsill. Ceorge lletiiins lo e.irllanil Mii .Mailiarel Seeley left lllis miiniiiiK lor her home in 1'oilittnd alter siientlin;; tihoitt Iwo weeks In l.a Ciiiiide lit the' home of her brother-in-law anil sister. Mr. anil .Mis. Karl .Melonoui;h. al ?e4 .Me. ill street. m:;; :oi:s oi' i i.im: in wus M() I M All'l III On Vaeatlon 1'anliiie l.e.lerle hrt yistenlay. In iiMiiniinv wllh .Mr. anil Mrs. Mae ' Itlehev. of Portland, for Werttern j OriKon where she will spend a; ...,.. .,,,, ..,,., , nmnth's vaeatlon visitlnK will, Mr. I'-U.IM ( Al a. s . s . II ami Mrs. ltlel.ey ami 'oilier frien.ls. le.n" al ,1s own (.ia,l, i-MIj l.e S 'will reliirn al.ont the llrsl week lar.:e ,,,,. population hat a i tHureil III ii urn toe r em n i , J'""1 "" I' I "PI" P "'. '"I j 1 1 1 11 m m- a-;. 'Sin m mm&iJ HI - ,i i i IxRitBflli t'ltfl ( S- mil i . VA-if """iNJtiB l w - -v. x. -.e'v ptfiZ'X-K it m mux- 0: ? 36STORI8 . IN THB WBIT tint AilaniN Avr. Moin Nu. lit la 4.nuidf. n. SILK HOSE 79c AVonien's Puro" Thread Silk Hose of extra fine gaujre, reiiiforced rayon. Elastic mercer ized garter top with l'avel-stop, double sole, heel and toes, and high spliced heel. A wonder ful assortment of the newest colors. Sizes S'j to 10 Cathedral Observes 550th Anniversary ltl-'.lil.lN' ( A I ' The church uilh the lilL'hi-Nt toWcr III the WOt III i has Just observed its f.Soth nnuiv- I ersury. Iti is the celebrated mm- 1 hter at Llm. The tower of this aneleiil cath- edral Is r.l".i fiet high. Its height 1 (him surpasses even that of Cob-gnu t Cathedral, whose twin spires are j r.-r feet high. ! In connection with Iho anniver- j sary the city nniseuin has arranged a minster exposition I Ini Art irom Kill a to l"ini" which will re main open until October. It In cludes paint i nits and plastic and applied art, with particular refer ence to the history of the minster. fact, one over Iwo and one-half pounds in weight having been found in the ruins ' of Troy and Mi mi in r enormous specimens dis covered In places win m prehln- turic man made his homo,'. Alt. nails were made by hand befora the kinetitlou of the nail-inaLln? machine in Ihitain at the und of the 1Mb Century. .. - ': That nails have been lu use since piv-hlslorlc times is n known Uel'ore hooks became so gener- ally used, persons fortunate enoughs to possess any guarded them close- ly, often chaining those containing business records to1 (heir (edgr.J Thus they came to be known us. ledgers ; ;:. . ; . The name of the race w Inch built the pyramid of Choluta In! Mexico, before the period pT tu Aztecs, is unknown today.- Tlio purpose of t lie pyramid Is also' unknown. lis base covers' niori' than LiMMi.iHio square feet. ' ' A RCA D E A DIGNIFIED BIKD IS THE PENGUIN. Agos ago. he foigol liow to lly. but lie's developed a strut any drum-major would envy. Mere's a penguin parade around ilic poo) in tiie London Zoological Gaidens. STARTING THURSDAY rf. ' KEG1NALD in September. II t'ruiia lo k !i Ot? perm l-'i-inn I'oi-tlaml ami Mrs. Ii. I.. Ueynan.l ml ilaii;:hler. C.-eile. have retiirneo I'ortlanil win-re they spent ilk enil allellTltlU-';Bl-. I.eorj immanent waving ilenion- slralloa at I He la-nson nou-i . ,!:.) .-volllllK- TlM-y maile t lie Irip l.y ear. .. Ti i-it at l.-tine ,' Mts. A. .1. Ilatpi-r. of Missouri, itipiieil here y-sti-nlay ami this i.vui-nini; 11:1 her way (o l.osline v. h. re ,:... w ill visit her ilaillthler. Mrs. Harp.-r eami- lo La (liall-le l.omr li.-aeh. fal.. w.ln-1'e she : ,i- al a monlh W illi other relal Ives. Kravitaled t.i- I'ni-iNfii AtAin:.MV i n.i.s two v.M'.xrn-:s t since the war ha Itaek l-'miii Sensl.li j " arils Montinai ti e. TlM-Misses Mahel anil lllanelie j The "eoloreil l.oys anil II..-. NerzlllKev ri-tnrm-il last nlKlll. 1 cresses who eall I '111 .s lli.nie 1 a-. from Vui-I'le, w here Un-y en ioyed - eoine lo l-'ninee I'ri.ni many plae. s. a-Mtmll trip.- r in-.,n-s,- , . ..m- ... - -- ,.....,., v.-.eant l.v til l-'r. neli W.sl In- " " ! il.-alhs of M. I! M. ileall Ulell.-ptn. l'he rolltiless .Alim- il I'AIIIS Al') Kianee lias eleei eil two Inilliorlais" to fill Hie va cant ehalls of Hie I-'reneh aeai! eniy. They are Ahel Herman. noelist anil playw ilclit. anil Kniik- M:,te. htstorian liml authorlly ineilieval reunions art. They T()V;s n'i:;' oT-:i, skins ion MDruuisrs V()MI:N ('All COMII ( I'Olisi 1 .Mom-: tNiroiois m Mil IM n WV M V Ul -- J - INi . XI I I zmger reiuineu won .n. ' -William Siegrist and family. and .the In linker Today Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stoddard and daughter. Cella. drove to i.uinv where Mr. Stoddard it,.r- l.iiHlness. Mr. Stoddard manager of the 1'ondosa Sales com pauy here. II mr P.unIiicn Vcstcrday 11 Macnherson and son. .lidui, were in La tirande yester ,!:. iroio. Wallowa lake where as tnamiger of the Walloua Lake Wonderland Inc.. Mr. Maeplier- s.n makes hi." hm luring I be .sin. inter inonths. They stopped at ih Soinnier while li'-nv Mine Itahy IVoy i Mr. and Mis. M. J. Ooss an- the proud parents of a baby son born to Ihem vcstcrday at about noon l the Grande llonde hospital. The little bov weighed six and thrce .pnirler pounds. Hoth the mother and batty iire report d to be get ting along nicely. tlnatue I di. s. I "Charleston City' is the name i Paris 1 aiu asians 1 a ve given to llaker.i,., section ol Muntmnrtre when looked (I,,, nea-roes live. Many of the iK nieiiibei'H ef the colony are danc ers, y.r.s. band musicians, door .openers ami niev.srngers in estaii I lishmcnta that go in for red and gold uniforms. fl'l b at a vacant by th' ie Jioyh-sve and ItHlll.lK (AP) Novel detour I PAIilS (Al') Paris st reel ears aud other auto signs clearly e:-!nre one thing the foreigner has; Ible at nlsht have b.-eii tnslalled not yet polled. The I 'ark-dans I in a nilllllx'i' ot Geruuin cities. ) still have them largely to thein-i These signs have no light o:'. selves. ! t-lielr owii btit reflect the light of I When the Paris tramway coin-' the Hpnrouchlng car. T.lje deyiv'.-1 la ny a iinouticeil wllh a flourish has the great advantage of clieap-jlhat heitcefnrw aid wonn n cumlue-ih-ss. It has even been extended , torn would be Issia d three instead to mik'LitoiH'S vhich flare up for aj"f two Mack smocks as uniforms, moment as the tar's lights strik'-jit was mostly tin- Parisians who - - - 11 I. i!i:i;l,i on I i-:x a coi:i;s ;n Ai' ik o i :n lalle.t. one of l-'taliee's most jn-oinlni-ll1 women poets. alHltniKh tretiuenllv nlioneil as likely to le-oiiv l-'ranc.-'s first xioliiiln iiieml.er "l I in- arail.-iny, w as not iliseusse.l. , t hem In speeiilns- l.y. August lleekseher. l:i:U!.IN (Al')-A oiislratii.ti against v.-ry popalar Metro harllon.'. Mltilael II. plll.lle ileltl- liilhert-i . 1 1 11 i-ll. w : philanllu-oplst. 'says vigorous pliiK of Ihe holly mill I lepenillm;. too, , on slap. SeVntlsfs Iinve hern unable lo discover lleflnllely Ihe sleeplnt; place of tin- whale, s-iace these iiitimalH can 'hold Ho-ir hreath' for t In-! hom-H al a time under waler. It is slap-I lieli.-v.-d that I hey do so while loan life. I asleep. W'alclllK oeeasloliajly ami re in. ill ynlM lurilinK lo Ihe surface lor ll new hreath. I'' To l.nler Nurse Hospital Miss Kulh Men-Ill Icl'l this inorn-iau- on li-ain No. 17 lor HI. Helena. I at., when, sip- will clllor Ihe HI. it- l.-ua sanatorium and nurses' Miss Merrill will spend I . s there. She Is the .lallsll- I- i ei Mr. and Sirs, l-'re.l M. ri'Hl ..Ii.. make Iheir home al Adams ami dak! aim lionii U lla.-v.-v and dauenier II... n. t. (ei't this inoi iiine tor their :,. in. al Mil.- Tlm'... r. .Mom : .. ...line some lillli' hele ilH Hi ..sisor.Mr. and Mrs. Hkala. M 1 11 V IM. SUal i also has two sisters, Mrs. K. : Witask and Mrs. I'. ,1. H'-an. of ! : ..ut 1, Hal. ola as her ein-slH for a , e .1 .vs. Th.-y have I ll spell. I- s.iiiiuiei' in I'alilornia ami 1 h. re on their way home. Hail Wreck Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ueynaud had nu unto wreck yesterday while en foul.- lo Ihelr home here from rorlland. They were crowd. -d olf llu- hluhway into Ihe loos- sand l.y another car ul.out a mile and I half Hie oilier side or I'malllla. and as a n-sull their car turned o.-r The car was hailly dainatTed shout (he lop. tint came on lo l.a (Irande on lis own power. Mr. in, I Mrs Kevnaii.l and Ihelr dauu-h-ler Cecil.-, were in Ihe car I. ul wc-i-e llllliuil with Ihe excepttun of minor hruises. okc'l l.y H al arl 1st s r.-fiis: Ii or tii's IN ;i:ltIAN nuTI'.l.s rliiK Ihe lilh- role In Ihe selie.l 111". I "lion Ciovanm pe, loriuaiiee. At lie- sulisllluled p. i toi tnalli e of "The I Surlier of H-vi'l." It came i- aa outl.uisl ol puhlie i- Si-llll.l.ilt. Till- press took lll 111' matter Hie next day. when il wa. I- ar I that Hi rr llohn. n had not called "fi 'la- p. 1 1.. I m -nice on ac count of sa kies-'. hut. as his ro.--tu-, ii'lutlrers and Inc ei'ili'-s e l.rcsse.l II. "merely lo spile in., nianiis --lip 1:1 of I lie Slate Opel i with w iioiu he had di 1 1 .-: em-.-s. EVA TANGUAY ELOPES; ADMITS IT 1 1" TVfi'fWT v. :r Jiiw,,!"i It Didn't Go Off hi. -.1 l.y re I'l-oni Washlimtoii ,,. Ita.-H. district maintain superintendent lor Ihe Wash- . Inn stale highway department, j III hciidullarlers at Y na. .ish.. and Mr. Nicholson, olllnc iiclinn foreman 111 charce of -ik In WashlniMoii. wen- In l.a .ia,le I'.-sti.rdav. They came here ol.s, ixe t liiodn of ptaclnc I I en l,iu- hiehw-ays used hy tin- ( ! Wall- hlKhway commission, i r. n.iclt and Oscar Culler, stale ; slinia- ' em.1 r here. -l" I" ; army tnu'etlier and . njoy.-d a I In addilion to tin- work ae- shed. V.slenlay was th" I lie,.- Ihe lno have wen eat a hotels. (Icrmaiiy. I' slip e t he ! ItKltl.lN (Al'l-ll-a.l waiter. ( I,, c.ermany receive I, alf limiln j Ids a share ol ill" lips . wallets w ho ae'uait s. . ! 11.... fo llu'iires put.llsh i nuinli. r "f l.-sdln i In Norlhem i.e.nv other Kurop.'sin eounlrh j per rent nr.- added lo Ha- I I I encst's lulls lu lieu "f pre-war 'Hps. This 1" P'-r rent lax is I led under strict supervision and divided aecol.linc to the follow Ini; seal.-: Head wall... 1- rar'-'" " walt.-r. 1"; porter. 1": room wall er. X; lllKht p oi ler. " : hoots. .: elevator hoy. I1: : cl.nlnlicl liiilld. :t u. ; leteph.me operator. :l: eloak romii all. IM lant. -2 : elder pal! . 2: vouiieer palte.'-l: "piceolo." o, very small pa".-. 7 I": still sma' I, r pieeolo. Just I.eeinnlnK his ca-r.-i r, one-half. Mi ' 3 Cv.'f l NETTLKTON OXFORDS NETTLETON SHOES "The Shoos That Gentlemen Wear" Fall styles here for your selection '$ 12.50 ) $1150 Slioes Of Quality 4 'r-1 hi v e.iulc. I. The state of Ohio poss 'sses in Greene county a natural history pre.s-ive of five hundred acres from which public worship must Torever be barred. Such was the. ."tipiilnlhm attached to Ihe henest ly the donor. John Hryuii. (Hhi-r-iis.', tiie preserve is open to all persons regardless of creed, race or color. The most northern radio station in the Mirbl Is t hat just pin lit id by the Kovb t government on Cape l-vptre. which juls Into the Arctic Zone Just west of Archangel, Sib eria. Il Will be used to colli 111 II ll I -cale Willi aerial Artie explorers. Youth, Speed and Thrills and Laughs are so mixed to;,rcthe'' th."t you forget where you aro and you remember only that, benny's there and where there's Honny there's JOY and it's a. grand old world after all! , j Other Attractions TONKJUT bEAir ( i ESTJi PARAMOUNT. NEWS ' With a real kick Don't miss it. Comedy UNDER TWO JAGS Coming MONDAY-TIIE COVERED WAGON -ul.. Wc IJuy for Less We Sell for Less Men's Dress Shoes Our new I'lill shots In tll-es-y models, tans and black Illililur anil Hal- slnele ami ilotilile well soles, i-uh-lier heel-, nen lis-s i nlfan.l lol-. swiii" ! ..Iralklil ln-ls -eernl wltllli- $.'.93 - SI.!).") . $0.1.1 Kh.plm under A. when plctlll U II i.ike. i:va -ola ei l artist. I n riiliml Ihem e.l Ihe -A. '.I'll I he's 30. lilliK I v tills -ret III I lllll -i '1 usi Dt'Htroyers of llif;!i I'ricei. STAR THURSDAY And Friday mi - fi- ii rTniiriii p u I'KIKIt II. hVNK'S Kl-eat novel la' Ihe West "llreinl I'tHni Hit Ull Ul'' in LA GRANDE FOLKS Ly ED Pi,. Ul-I " tll .It'll ll- Hit- , I tl-hllv iniieil iPIIKltl of Kas yi niljK m T J was plant. 'I In a sal. way Lionel (HUT 5 to HIERX EEsBB F . .. I ...ii-e.l f. 50 YOUR rAOTrtER. IS COAMMG WITH HER 'BIG APPETITE AND, WAGGING C Vx r..r., .c ?i. UI6TEM TO HER LETTER. SHE'S MAPE A cJ6W WILL AND GIVEN US THE HOrAE- Vyi'-v "1 on ELW STREerC; r r I U I I lll AJOW. GEORGE VOO OUGHT TO FEEL SMALL ENOUGH TO CR.AVjL THROUGH A KNOT HOLE. WITHOUT. 6ETTING A 9PLINTEP- IN -row , : Jor"jU' i" lur CiLASS DRUGS tuc crr.Df WITH A CONSCIENCE . Men;s and Boys' Outfitters j .... fai h. ..... H il ire. Of course, there ) something here that George (JfASS DUlHiS can buy here and of course he'll find something (Inc.) here that his wife's mothr-r will lie pleased to Gra'adc. Ore. receive. Incidentally there are things here '.o ' ' please George himself. - Y in 'a mm on ES Sill! Hoot chilis you into an iceberg wilh his wildei'-lhan-cver stunts and rid AihI this stirring Peter 15. Kync story Hives him the chance of a lifetime. Man, what punch in this tale of a gambling cow puncher who buys the bank that refused to lend him money. And what laughs. Comedy SPANISH OMELET" A TONIGHT "LOVE MAKES 'EM WILD" l'.ast'd on the storv "Willie the Worm" And iM E LUSCH and JLM.MIE FINLAYS0N In "love t;:.i and weep"