Saturday, August 13,
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Local News In Brief
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1. coinpaiiy, in ul thu Kali-y toil:iy.
Hw I Tom llLi r
ttlmo Klzor, of H:ik.-r. h vinitinrr
In l.fc Orendi' over th.. vto-k 'iiil
yith rHuttvi-a ami frioiiilN.
On Vn-aiUm
t Joljii AdfltiiH. clerk at the Foley
a'jtf In taking a vara I ion this
Himar I'rnnt Pendleton
. Mr. Myrtle Heist Relumed thlH
morning from a vacation trlpj to
Poo db ton. Mrs. Heist In owner of
tb Heist Martncllo Heuuty .shop.
VHrY Klujr .Kumlny -t.
MlfW .Lucille Metculf .will, Hing
a solo at the. morning church, h-v-yifna
'at Mh ' Methodist KpiwopHl
rh'Hsch. " ; '
lk Hoiim Tla
-,Mrt -Kurl Ktyijohlrf nml child
ren Karl Jr.", und Marcillc, w ill re
turn 10 LfcUninde today after two
wee Its Hpent at Wallowa lake.
To Visit In I'nrtlaiHl '
"' The Mintirfl '.'Mara ami' Florence
kwjf Ktu of Itnbler, loll this morn
ID' 'for, Portland when1 they will
yislt-wlth friends, and relatives tor
several weeks.
ii Here
.-I .a lira Jacake (eft this inorn-
ttijt for her home in Portland after
yirttlnif here during the sunnnar
month. with her mother. Mrs. J. P.
Harvey, and other relullves.
VWtiuir Hiw Hew lMlK
.Mra. H. I.. 1 Hilton i here for a
fevrr duyn from 1'orilunil uhcrc Mr.
And Mrn Iutton ami rhlhlrt-n urn
now uiaklog Ibclr home. Mrs,
J-Utton tH ! arruriBliitf final moving
detallfl .(vhlle hfrtt.
lMio 'Ior VacaticMi
,Mr. uod Mrs. i.loyd Mcfloed
Ipft' today' for Western Ori'Kon
h-re ihey' will spend ' a two
?ek' raoatiou.
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1 niWrK'ws ixmtill Oprrailoo .
Itss Gihson. of Tnion,
fcpPt yesterday In l.a Grande,
topplnfc at the Foley. Miss Gib
son underwent a tonsil operation.
Itrv I mm llnoit Hlvriw
llr. and Mrp. K, A. OlniRtead and
fro U stopped hero yt-Bterday on their
jffity .eajtt from their homo in Hood
Jtlver. ..They registered ut the
Vo)ry . J -, :
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llrtnw 1oii l-'l-Jitutf Trip
.'. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Putman rrr
turned honie lant ulxht from a
tfeek'ft fishing trip to Sheep creek,
ist of Joseph.
HtuiM lrotu VeJlo-stoni
Mffs. W. 11. Guild and daughter.
Iuncy, arrived hom last evening
from a trip to Yellowstone na.
ftonal park. . -
IsitrfHl Oilhlren 111'
Mrn. M. M. Buchanan returned
Ijonia' ttf Imhler this morning af-&F-vtKltlntr
tor fKVernl days In l.a
(Jrtfude. with her Bon and daughter.
jWUaiid TlUs WHk
'if Mr!, and Mrs. It. Wyldc nre
AirtidlnK a week in Portland. Mr.
Wylde is an abstractor here. They
Be fcuesta at the Campbell Court
l.rti iNoniorrow
Mf. and , Mr.- Klmer Stoddard
u'uH two children. .Max nnd Ituth.
Will b ave tomorrow- morning, by
dni; .for Portland and Seaside.
Tjje,y plan'. to. he away about ten
days. ; i
Ho Houu 'lnlgh(--iv
VS Isabella Miller w ill return
to Itf home hare this evening on
tftla No. 13 from Cheney, Wash.,
yvhere she has hen attending the
unmif.rv . normal school session
there. '
Car to PotUmhI
ilrji. I. Bowser left thin tnorn
1d for V o rt 1 an d who re she will
attend a Christian Kndeavor meet
ing. Mm. Bowser . Is state vice
president from this district.
Mr, , and Mrs. Harry Turned nnd
Mrs. 'iHirner's mother, Mrs. R. S,
Ny. accompanied hy Mrs. Kva
Vlssler, left this morning for Wal
lowa lake, where they will upend
the week end.
PENDLETON
INDIAN ROBES
and SHAWLS
At Clint's
In all the newest
colors of today
$9.85 to $21.00
See Our Window
Clint's
Clothiery
Tb Store Wttli cvmaclcac
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Vl-lllnit IVii-nil- lli-iv
I'urtlt Cunili'O, ol' I'aycttf. Mu,.
nrrlvi-il Iter,. 11, i inuriiii,,,' on Irulii
No. 17 nnil will visit In l.u (inimln
lor Heverul iltiyn at thn J-iil r.
Nhellworlh liomr.
Violins run-ill- lleiv
Mi'm. Klvu I'ein anil elilltlren anil
Mr. lieutiiiv Van Dyke mill
liiuirlilri-. ;, ruse, of (JkariOKan,
Wash., an' vlsitinr hern with their
IKiri-iilH. Mr. anil Mrs. i (1. c.rreiie.
Iln Itifikrn Ami
t.ltth No rut ii n ir'ni, son of
Mr. ami u,s. . it. (;r(.,.ni( r,,.
covfrliiK niit'ly from a lrokn urin
rcfvlv-fil nhoitt it w'i-l( u?fo, when
hr fi-ll frenn un autornotiilo,
llmiic IVoni I 'itlii'iirnia
M I'm. H nsa n '. u ! r a n ij ,l vs.
f'lill.ls liav.' returned to l,a (irn'mlf
afier liw wc Uh spent tnurinif t'ni
tlornla. AllhouKli 1 hey Im.l a very
enjoyable trip they expressed them
selves s hems K!ad to et hark
to l.a Oramle aain and me t thfir
many Irh ndM here.
f;iail Ut Mine It and
"We are d. lighted with th
porn-
PHt or havhiK the La Crande hand
play for iih aain at our Itound
i'V." declare.! lU-rt fjerard. l'en
dleton liiHiiranep and Investment
man. who is direetOr of the nltfht
inusir for the annual rodeo r hi wile.
Mr. (It'i-ard Is .spending Keveral iluys
here on huslne.ss and Is Incident My
hoostiiiff the iMi.tleion show.
Home I-'ii mi California
Mrs. J. w, Maguire and druiKh
ter, Marjorii', reinrned home this
morning from San l-'ranelscn whero
they spent aliout two weekH with
-Mrs, Mairuire's son, Krnest, who Is
recovering from a major opera
tion ut the San Ktanclneo Marino
hospital. They vl:ted In other
t alifornia eiti-s h-re ret urn in tf
home hi-re.
I(mik Alter Va-nf inn
The Itev. and Mrs. Oliver TMhy
have returned to their home In l.a
Grande after a two weeks vacation
trip spent ut Oregon In-aehes. They
were at Newport and Seaside und
enjoyed a trip over the. Itoosevelt
highway, which will hi wonder
ful when completed, according1 to
Mr. Itlley. The Hev. Mr. Itiley Is
rector of the SI. l'eti r'H Kplsvopal
church here.
To Visit at I .uterprUe
Miss Margaret In man. of Ku
gene, stopped here this morning on
her way to Enterprise where tdio
will Spend Several weeks with her
friend. Miss Nina Warnock. Both
Miss Intnan and Miss Warnock arc
students at tin Cniverdlty of Ore- '
f . " " ' . ' "
the Kappa kappa Gamma social
swl'orl,y-
PniH-r Cnnipiiny Head Here
Don Sny.b r and parly, or Walla
Walla, arrived here this afternoon
from Walla Walla, preliminary to
taking part in the golf tournament
between tho l.a Grande and Walln
Walla country club teams tomor
row Mr. Snyder is -'i member of the
Snyder-t 'rt-cilius Paper company at
Walla Walla.
Homo I'liim I'lslilnir Trip
Mr. anil Mrs. Jlorti Ciroi-n of
this city ami Mr. anil Mrs. Donalil
-unk. liow or l.i'Wlstoll, Ma., nr- will ! tin. onlir of tin' ilay. hn
rivi'il linnio y.'sti'nlay from a (innotinccil.
rninpiiiK ami fi.sliinpr trip In Wal- Tho mayor hml just ilnroraloil i
Iowa rounty. Mr. anil Mrs. Funk itli'iKrat Prrshini; wllli I ho Wi-ilnn
will sp. nil si'Vi'i al ilays lu re vis- ''oinini-nioralivp .Mo,il anil hr an.
itiiiB wllli liiiMiils in tho city ho- 11011110011 that ovory monihor of tho
foro ivInrnlhK to tlioir homo nl.oi:ion vlsitlnif 'i-rilnn wonlil lo
I.laho. Mr. -ink was oniployoil at
tho Itoil Cross ilriiir sloro lioro Hov-
oral yoais aito. Mrs. rnnli wan
lono i-.nliol lioloro lior niiirtiaKO.
. .
Drivlli!; lo linker
Mr. ami Mrs. I.oslio Whilo ami
ilaiiKhtor will drivo to Itakor to-
morrow whom thoy will spotnl tho
iiay visilinif with thoir son-in-law
ami ilailKhtor, Mr. anil Mrs. Orvillo
Noell. who are nian:'g"rs of the
Spronse-Wfltz store in Maker, Mr.
and Mrs, No-ll were married only
a few weeks ago, Mrs. NoeM. nee
Viva While, having graduated
from the high school here I his
spring. Mr. White Is manager of
the local Kpronse-Weitz store.
PORTl'GAL HALTS
ATTEMPTED COUP
(Continued from Pace 1
ing statements ami ordered bis nr-
kietitonanl Sarrnento backed to
the wal. drew a revolver ami fired
repeatedly at the group of min
isters.;' One shot wounded the see
rotary of the finance minister and
another punctured the clothing of
the minister of justice.
President Carmona threw him
self upon the lieutenant white ihe
latter was firing, but Sarmenlo es
caped. Later he was apprehended.
Several AmMs
The other officers, accompanied
by professor I'i.Ielino De Piguel
redo, director of t he national li
bra ry, at t em it cd to force publiea
Hon in the official gazette of a de
cree announcing the resignation of
the government and the appoint
men' of Commander De Caniaro
as dictator. Profes.nr De Flguel
redo and a number of others were
arrested,
Previous to this action, army of
ficers attempted to visit various
regiments of the Lisbon garrison
to inHte the tmopi lo rebellion, hut
wer" tr'-ented from entering the.
ha t r ie k -.
kl-S(il U 1 SHANGHAI
PHANGHAr, Aug. 1 : CAP)
GiMi'-ral ( hiang Kul-Sh k, rom-niander-in-r
hi'f of the Natl kin -,
n.ttinnalisr forc-s, arrived here to
day troni Nanking, hi arrival co
inciding with rumors that his res
ignation Is hnminenf,
' Many ruiuot s about the sltua
tion at N:inklug are current iu
Shanghai, hut rannot b verifit d i
becauso of t.1 1 let etinorahip.
GIRLS WALK OUT;
JUDGE BACKS 'EM
El Retiro County School
for Homeless Will Be
Investigated
I .OK ANGKl.KS, Aug. Hi (Al')
'IVeniy-ix girl wards of the Jm -enlle
court who yiMlenlay slorim d
t he 1 1- wa y out of the !: I Aetir
county hchool fur homeies.s kh
ut San I'Vrw.rido today i-re Im-id i
sheltered In JUVelllle hall pelldii-L;
an Investigation of Yxisiiuir enn-
diiimis" at Kl It. -tiro. 'Iliey e.-
under the prolei'iiun of Mihs J.hu
ShulH. Ui'tlng leleree t, juvini'-!
court, v tio hucked up (heir ulti
matum that tl'iey would not r. tina
to the school undi r the rigid dis-'
cipline established by a m-w ud-!
miulstr.il inn. The girls, most of!
whom walked IS milis under th-i
summer sun from the sehonl to the;
city, d-clared their rebellimi win!
caused hy the luss or seif-gov -rumen
t and its replacement bv rit.-;.!
reform school discipline when MisJ
Alma llolzschuh. super intemitiit,
was dismissed and her plan- tak
en by Mrs. Koseniary Good. Tin
cnange oi management was made;
last Saturday by membt-rs ut
juvenile court- committer, .n.--i
SrhontK declared the walkout of
the girts brought her fnm knowl
edge of J he chang-.
l'laiu InvcMiuaiifui
Miss Schonty. said sh" would n"t
require the girls lo return under
the "eistint,1 cDndltiuns" anl sev
eral olh.rs connected with th"
juvenile probation d'partment
made rei'.-rence to " condll ions."
although d'Ctihlng to epl;uu
thcmselveM. It wus determined,
however, that an exhaustive in
vestigation ol the Kchool has been
ordered l .the juvenile probation
department.
.Mrs. Good declined to make ai.y,
comment. .The girls chared that
,the new uianageiui-nt pliuinnl i (
restrict their freedom by erect in.-r
a lu-foot- wall and pointed out
iM.u nuy were ailemting thee.iup-.
ty school at t lit ir own n quests.
When the walkout took p'inej
Mrs. God calh-d on the San l-V,--j
namlo police lor uid and demand-!
ed they Mop the girls for force. '
This the police n-ln--d to iio. hhv-'.
itig they had no jurisdiction. (
Boxer Dies From ;
Injuries in Ring
TM:.VKK. Aug. 13. (API .lack
Madden, Denver boxer, knocked out!
In the ninth round of a scheduled1
Hl-round bout last night by t'lar-i
ence Shot, boxing under the name'
Shot Xunn. died at the Denver gen-
teral hill1l:l ti.Hfn- ..u .. ..r
.injuries tie received. Shot, who
t.iuj,nM i(.i,u..n i--m- i i .
Was taken I. no 'ciMdl. l- n '.
police .ui tlj.e reiiuest of tly state
hotlng'coTnntission. "'
Verdun Mayor Given
Legion Run of City
i
VIJItDr.V. Krunrc t AIM M.-m
Ihth of tho Amrrlralt l.t'ion who
visit Wrilnn nrxl S.'pli'inli.'r will
liavi tin' rrt..'.oin of tin- c!lv .Mav. I
.or Srhli ilir milil.
I "I .ft thi'in pass. nnywlii-rr,
f-vi ryw )if in, any anil al," llini s." '
'Klmllurly honoroil.
j "Not only will thoy havo tho
liio.lal of tho oily hut tin y will on-
Joy tlio frooiloin of the oily," ho
ja.1,1.,1. j
j "I "a us, Amorirali I.onion. ami Iio I
w eloonioil." said tho mayor. Dur- j
i".r llio war Vii-ilun's inolto was:
"Thoy shall not pass." II roforroil '
ilo tho 1 nomios.
I'OIITKAND. Ore., Aug. 13 (AP1
Arthur Rogers, woniid-d Sunday Z
night by a pistol shot fired by a I
filling station attendant whom he I
was alleged to have attempted to I
hold up, died last night of bis I
wounds.
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A NATIVE American rr
turns lo the Unitrd Slain
unablt lo eak it language
Anna Urbancik wai Iwrn
beit bul jptnl mosl ol Iio.
16. yrar in Cztclio-Slovakia
with hei parenlt
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LA GRANDE. EVENING OBSERVER
THE
(l"oiyrlght. 1H:'7, London Thiies-N MA Service)
The solemn scenes In Itumaula en-tuing Uiou the dealh of King Ferdinand are vividly recorded in
these first photos to reach the I'tlited States. At the left above you see the royal casket borne from
Sinala, where death culminated the monarch' long Illness, to lie In state in Cniroeeni I'alaee. Buch
arest. Queen Marie ( left and her daughter, the Queen of Jugoslavia, are seep at the lower left tearful
ly wateliiug the pull's passage out of Sinala. At the right, above, the young Prince Michael. Kerdinand's
urandson and sin-censor. Is seen en cring the chamber of deputies lo receive the oath of allegiance from
his regents, as pictured at the lowe' right (arrow points to the young rulerl.
' Freak Accident
Fatal to Three" "" '" ' . - x -
" lV .prrss,-.! to.lay at illMrl-t 1 'ailinia,'.
" ' " Iters of the f tires t service. Success
1. 1. MA, Ohio. Aug. I :t (AIM
Three men were kill, d and ;
f'mii-rh ix K,.n..-...l .l.in.i- ..u ii ...liiI
of a Ir. iik railroad accident net-r
here today when a combination
passcng.'r and fn-ight train on t!e
Italttmore X- Ohio railroad struck
ifitn';tvy di ti'iict; and cnught fire.
The truck :ipi ayed oil over- l he
1 rain w nich became ignited, en
.opinfl" (In- sp.e.ling cars hi
flames,
Cop Catches Cow
With Aid of Car
PORTLAND. Oee.. Aug. PI (AP)
Pat roh nan G. P.. Spivey toilay
claimed he had set a m w style for
cow hoy;;.
railed lo an outlying district to
catch a cow running at large he
found his fe.-t uneMual to the task,
lie resorted the police flivver and
in a ft w minnt-.s had the cow tied
to a tr.-e.
Fire Fighters In
Northwest Hopeful
..POPTI.AND. Ore.. Ann. 1 3 (AP)
-Dope lii.ii firt Hy liters in t he
olumt.ia nalton:! for.-t In SoiiMi-
During the Month
of August"
With every pui-c-hase
of a regular $2)0
box of
Shari Face
Powder
Perfumed with the
fragrance and charm
of early blossom time.
KeRiilar value
.$1.00
Special Savings Price
Doth for S2.50
GLASDUUGS
La Grande, Ore.
QeaIL Sfrt'
r',.. $1.50
nottic or
.;;J. J Shari
i I Perfume
I ii
PASSING OF FERDINAND
ern Washington would lie able lo
ret i.ti'bt uii.l.n.o-n fir..w i. ii. I.
depended upon absence of eael wind closing ses?dons of the Pacific coast
ami eotillnueii high humidity. j regional conference of trust of-
: , ficlals here today. l-'raser said
' many persons had adopted t he
WOltDS OP PACTION. Iphi.n of transferring It. a c.irpora-
POItTI.AND. -ore, Aug. 13 (AP)iilon alt Hit Ir assets, hnldlng th
Woid if caution against some de-; capital stock themselves. This
viceM to escape inheritance tuxes practice he said, was likely to de
and cost of probating estates was feat lis own end.
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JEAN ARTHUR GLENN TRYON
Comedy
"A WOLF IN CHEAP CLOTHING"
SPECIAL
"THE ELEGY"
A Paramount novelty reel with special
musical interpretation by Gwyn Grey at
the organ.
MONDAY "THE
voiced bv Harold I-:. 1'raser, vice
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ol" """ '" fnloli
Trust company of Spokane, tit the
D E
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Cyclonic campus capers of
college, cuckoos and classy
co-eds!
with
JACK MULIIALL
and
CHARLIE MURRAY
COVERED WAGON"
Nicola Sacco In
28th Day of His
Hunger Strike
BOSTON. Aug. 13 ( P) Th
hunger ntrlke oi Nicola Hacco win
unbroken today when the hrnikfust
trayM were removed from th eella
llurtolomeo VtmjtetU .Mtrcngt hened
ii d prepared by the lbUid fOOilM
taken yesterday uft r lilit fast, uto
two iranklurterj, bread, milk und
coffee t ml suffered notm of the 111
. effects fell previously w hen h -I
suddenly broke fast. ;
J The first lul in the Hacco-Van
j xetli case in many Weeks found 1
j both prisoners uppureiitly better 1
spirited today. Although Huceo's
continued refusal ot food has
alarmed some of his friends who !
are considering asking Warden i
Hendry to frighten him into outing '
Willi a threat of forcible feeding, j
Sacco will have fasted 2i days,
today, hut ban yet to show any sign
of weakness.
Sacco's aversion to forcible feed
ing is well understood. Otictt he
lore he attempted a hunger strike,
while in the ledham Jail. He n-
imii; ;AMrrr '
The funeral of Mrs. Nettle Gan
nett., wife iof C. 'p. Gannett. '.was
held yesterday at Klgin and .the
body was laid to rest In. the family .
lot in the Klgin cemetery. . .Mrs.
(iaunett dieii at l-'orest Orove, Orel,
Aug. 10 ut the age of til years.
(eight months a fid eight days. She
i was born Jan. lSiiil.
iii:iu;it .ioiiv fox
I Heher John Pox passed away at
j his home on Cricket Flat, near
klgin. yenierdny afternoon follow -!
tug a short Illness. He was born
j Nov. ii. UtiiS am) was C 7 years,
j eight months and 21 days old ut
the time of his death. He hail
I made bin home on Cricket Flat
for the past yen in. .
'I'h. ileeiUMiv.l loiivna tiiu u-l.lnu-
M rM, Mary June l-ox, four sons;
Frank, of Thornton, Wash., Heher
and Lester, of Klgin," and George,
of J.u Grande; and three datigh
ters: Mr Martha Kennedy, Mrs,
Kthcl Nelson " and -Mrs. Hulda
Waggoner, (ill of- Klgin.
The funeral will he held ut Klgin
Monday ufternoon ut two o'clock
with SnodgrasH und Zimmerman in
charge.
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This Wedding
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NORMA
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i Obituary .V I
STAR h
x:;::,:,::,um:ii::iii:,:iz.,;i
t fav mnv
mmm. . -g.-ay9i
She'll Show You How
To Win Your Man!
TTE always regarded The Wedding
-"VlaiTh as a prelude to "The Pris
oner's Song."
until n beauty came along who
snared his heart, and made
him like it.
A gay, provoking comedy-drama, with
beautiful Norma Shearer in a role
you'll love.
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OXFORDS
$3.25
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Fine dress oxfords
in tan or black.
Heavy leather sole,
full leather innersole,
rubber heel.
man
rumil rooil for u nionlli but wlu-n
lln- anlhorltli n ri-fKinoa lo troiini-r
mvtlioils than pornuaKlnn Sacro'K
strike ram,- to a inilrk cnil.
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We Sell for Less
; BATHING SUITS
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Any Itntliinj; SH 'I"'
ll woiiU. knit, plain
tM' THiiry. .'olor miy or .-mi.
Mrallv'. almi. lip lo X l.lir,
sit-)
Straw Hats
M'lXIAI.
'linlii nf all otlr Sliniv
Hals Vnlni's up to Kl.ll.-i.
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