La Grande evening observer., August 30, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Tuesday, August HO, 1027
LA GRAN EVENING OBSKRVER
Papu five
s
Local News In Brief
(i!N(; i:vi:,vrs
Sept. ."i l.utmr lay tvlchra
Ifim in La (iiande.
tut. 2.-J.S. inc. -Con vein ion
of Oivnoii rarcm-Teai-lier Con
jiiTs here.
At HuUer
W. .
yrhP-nlay
Yesterday
J'ei Utiif was
on liiiblnt bu.
at- Hukei
Here I'roni lmhler
I- ml Nodiiif, I'lviimcry iiuin ot
ladder. wa in La llrande yester
day aflt rnoou (in a business trip.
Ibumv From I'nrtlnml
M ri, .1 . T. 1 ticha iM.son linn ro
( 1 iit ni il' to her home here after viB-
itniK for twj wi'i'kH in i'ortlaiid.
lEctiun I'riiiii Lake
Mr. and' Mrs. II. (;. Avery havo
returned to 1 heir homo at Island
city vllor 11 hiys vacation)
trip t Wallowa lake.
l.IM'et (l ll'iiii Today.
Mr. and M is. 'harles Uiim'ncr
are expected ho mi today from
Portland, Where they drove a few
days a;;o I'm- a few days visit.
hi Put tk'.ud
f I.en" Cnllen ltryanl, teacher In
llic I'fii stern OreKou school of
inusic has KOUe lo Portland for
an iiMlefinile slay.
Fin
Mcetinz-
sjieclal I
looting will he
held in the depart niont s quarters
In Mi' municipal building tonight.
. II i tie in h rs or" t hn l,a Ciramlo
Volunteer I'ire department an
t. iyeil to be present. The meeting'
a Mt be culled at -7:30 o'clock. '
Hero From Lake
Mis Minnie Morgan came down
from AVallowa lake laat evening
und spent the nlKht here with her
pa i-i-nl t. She will ret urn to tho
; tiike u here she is eiuuloved. to
day.
Arriutl VoMorday
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mcl.lean and
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. l.eichtmun
arrived in ' t'.rande yesterday
from .J 'on land and are visiting
lu re Kir a short time before go
iug iMo Twin Falls.- Ida., where
ihey p'an to speml several weeks.
Tin y ure making ihe trip by auto
iiid ii-m Twin Falls plan to go
lo Culitornia.
Moino,,rter TrJji
Mr.,-;ind -Mrs. I . W. Davis, of
I la kerf Mim. Iterile Kuhn, of i.a
Craielc. and Mrs. Hurr Canlrel, of
Sum ii;.orv tile, have returned to
Jhelf h"llies alter an extended trip
inlo 1.1a ho and Washing! on. Most
(.r the time was spent at I'omoroy,
W'-lt.; ; visiting relatives.
tlofiie From Wi'N'l-
., ic While has re
l-Hio- .tiom WeiS'T,
here ho drove a f.
turned to his
Ida., whore
w days ago
wnh liis niother, Mih.
Allie White.
who has been visiting with another
son there for some lime. Mrs.
Ui;iie plans to make her home
h. re during the winter.
A I tended ( '(Hil'erencc
The Kev. .1. A. Hall, pastor of
MWtio.lisI church souih, has
luriie'd to l.a (Iranrie from Mll
lon, ore., where !! atlended the
annual eoli I e fence ot the church
- bieh washehl there. Mr. Hall
has returned lo the church here
lor another year during the eoti-
ailed lo spiikanc
Mrs. C. Warner ht't
to- J his niornih- w hen
;teinl tin fum-ral of
puew . I 'iroilliislances
i.'s dealh are very li
- s bo-ly having been
for Spo
shc will
a young
of tho
agio, the
found in
alter he
d'Aleiio river
i had b.
bst for five days.
Aiti r llonoynuHUi
and Mrs. Wylliam Casey
rei in ii.-. 1 lo l.a C.ranile and
ink" their home in (his city,
have been jiunv for about
i eeks (in a honeymoon t rip
ii'ornia and Western tiregon
M s. i 'asey w as formerly
Hornier linker.
btle
T.- y
1 ' From l ake 1
Th.' Key. and Mrs. .1. Oeorg."
Wain, of the First Presbyterian
i 'inireli. who have been at Wallowa
!al,e for thi past ten days, have n
' e ut ri to tlieir homo here. The
i:v. C. A. Wal,:, father of Mr.
W;.:. and M ism Charlotte Kuhl.
of Mrsr Wal?.. accompanied
t'o ni :o the lake Mr. Watz au
n'Minc s, 1 hut lit" services of the
' 1 MOh .Will belihl With the 1 1
('' Ins U w orsliip m t Sunday, and
'Hitig s'rici'S will be resumed,
i,: -inning at eight o'clock.
CLINT'S
On their entire line of Boys' Quality
( bOTHINC, HATS AM) SHOES
(Joins: On Every Day Until Sold )ut.
Outfit your hoys now for school at a
Great Saving!
k "THE STORE WITH
r .MINX'S AND BOYS'
1 Mrs. Lloyd KIlRor li ft thin morn
! Ini; for U'.'Hton where she will vls
1 it with Mr. Kllffcr's parents.
V Kin m1 at Milton
Mr .hiuI Mrs. Ueorfro Ktior und I
children visited ut Milton. Sunday,
returning to their home here yen- .
torduy. 1
Homo From CldcAfco
Harold Norotfaurd of Wallowa,
arrived here Sunduy nlsht from
Chlcaeo where he had horn lor
' Konir time, Mr. Xorogaard visited
here with friends before return
ing to bin home at Wallowa.
Ilomr I-Yom THj
Mrs. Walter Palmer and daugh
ter, Alice, and Mrs. t' N. Palmer
and Miss Kunlce ITerr returned
from Seaside Monday where they
have been vacationing for tho past
two weeks.
IsIUnI Sun
Mrs, Jane Mallard has returned
to her home at Maxvllle, after vis
Itiug here lor a week with her son,
W. V. Ballard.
i Two Finwl
I James Warren wan fined $-'
and Patrick J'lonneU $:'n in mun-
Hi pa I court last night on rhargen
ol drunkniess. They wcr.e unable
to pay so were returned to jail.
tiiM'.s tu ljiierprLe .
Miss l.uelll Srtiraeder passed
through here this morning mi her
way to Kntrrprtse where she will
visit,, Miss Schraeder's home In In
Portland. - .
;olng in FJghi
1 Mrs. Marion StitTord and datml
ter, Jean, pawd through here this
morning on their way to lligtti i
where they will vis;t Mrs. Haf-
foril's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
Ilazeiwooil. ( Mrs. H'ifford's .home
is iu .Seattle. ... . .
Finetl 7.T
11. A. Phippen plead guilty In
the justice of the peace court yes
terday lo a charge of possession of
intoxicating Itoiiur nl was fined
J75 and eosls, which he paid. j
Itonrd lo lwl !
The 1'nlon cojiinty chamber of j
comuioroe board of directors will
'moot Frblay noon at the cham
ber of commerce offices.
Will Meet WednesdAy
' The board of directors of the
I.a Cirandc country club will meet
Wednesday noort at the chamber
of commerce oifices here.
Flub lo Meet
The Mothers' Self Culture club
Will meet Ut the hollle of Mr
John H origin at 2:8" o'clock
Thursday afternoon. This la the
first meeting of the new year.
FiiiU Visit
Mrs. W. If. Kennedy left this
morning for her home In Port -land
alter visiting hre with her
granddaughter; Mrs, It. C. Thomas,
at Ihe Thomas home on 'f i nth
st reel for the past two weeks.
IV VNH at Millon
Mrs. II. M. Floring left ' this
morning for Milton w litre she will
visiting friends a few days. Mrs.
Florin g, who now i n a k en I .a
tirando her homo, thuglit in the
Milton schools last year.
To Alrrl (iranriftOn
Mrs. A. W. I.efM left this morn
ing for Arlington where she will
meet her grandson. Master I'.lbert
Wniieiiburg. who has been spend
ing the past month or so with his
irnindiuolher, Mrs. Mary C. Wat
tenburg, at Fossil and Condon.
Ore.
Kiting (ii-aiidmolber
l.udor und Kobert Louhlln are
visiting hero this week from Maker
w H h t her grandmother. Sirs. 11.
V. l.ouhiln. MIm L.oughlln and
Master liobert will return home la
time to enter their classes in the
Itaker schools this fHll. Miss
T.oughltn is enrolled 111 the Paker
( high school' while her brother Is
i In the elementary schools.
Fori Vl-dl
Mr. and Mrs. (i. W. Turnham
left this morning for Portland
where they will visit before re
t urn I n g home to Kvansvllle, I ml.
Mr. and Mrs. Turnham have boon
visiting In the west most of the
summer, and spent about a week
at Joseph with her brother. A. M.
McKlnley. Mr. and Mrs. Turnham
praised Wallowa lake and the sur
rounding territory. saying that
t to y had seen no more beautiful
spot In the west.
CLOSE - OUT
ALE
A CONSCUVslCF.
OUTFITTLKS
KnitTprlM Couple lli-nv
Mr. anil Alt. Ld Hoffman, of
KuterprlHo, were retfisioioU ut the
Foley yenterdny.
IIi'iv From Medical Spiinj;i
Mr. und Mt. ti. I.. IVursun. of
Medical SpiiiiK. were visitor In
La flrande yesterday. They stop-
I pi'd Ut tilt' Summer hotel.
Herr
Fmiu Itii ldand
V. Horning. of Itichtnml,
a.
1 Ore, v- as a busim-Hf visitor here
yesterday. Mr. Ho ruin;,' at op pod
at the Koley hotel.
I Passed Thrimvh
Mr. and Mia. Vern Manse,, and
I children, ot Alhany, tire., passed
through here this morning on their
i way to Klein where thty wilt vis
! it with relatives of Mrs. Massee.
i Mrs. M asset? is a sister of Mrs. A.
W. Nelson, ot this city.
lU'tiirn llmne
Mm John Unison and three,
children and h-r niece. Miss Irene I
James, left this morning for their
home in Salt Lake city after vis- t
' ittng here for some time wit h
the Zaugg families In Mount Glenn. ;
j In I 'or l-Vxv Kay- '
I Claire Mclveiinon who has been
'working for several weeks on the
Itay Hutchinson farm in the valley
returned to his homo her.
Iday.
j Visiting Parents Here
this
fliurn ' inn) ii"'"" '
morning from Toledo. Ore.. to"t rrowo wnose sin,muiie
loin Mrs Currey who has been j seemed to be with her In spit;o of
hre for several davn. and visit hia .a desire of an Atnerloun triumph,
paronis lu re for about ten days.
I a ics For Portland
Mrs. Mollic Ibick h it
da
for Portland whi te she will visit
her sister. Mrs. It. It. Itrown. Kroni
their alio will go ti Venetia. Cal.
w hero she will spend some I hue
with her san and dauKhtcr-tn-law,
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Hmk.
Tiilliis Late
Trains No. 2r,, 1 7i ami - I ar
rived about an hour behind sched
uled today and laul evening. No.
25. which is scheduled to arrive
here about 11 o'clock was nearly
two hours kite while No. 17 which
arrives here
urnrning did
o'clock. No.
arrives here
1 1 o'clock.
o'clock In 1 he
not pull In until lJ
2-1, which ordinarily
at 1:2 came iu at
Mr. (illlM'it Hero
Chester C.ilbert. whi will be
principal of the Uiveria sclund
with the beginning of the tn-l
school year, arrived in l.a tJrande
last night alter spending the sum
mer vacation at Colville. Wash, lie
was ueecyiipunied by Pryor Ad
skim." son of M r. and M rs. John
Adsliim of this city, who has beeji
visiting his RrandparenlH. Mr. and
Mrs. 1. Pryor at Cheney. Wash.,
during the summer holidays.
I lore Ycdorday
Mrs. Carrie Dorothy, of Walla
Walla, and W. K. Hollows, who
Uvea on the Tollgate, mm- Flgin.
drove to l.a tliande Horn the Toll
gale yesterday. Mis. Dorothy, who
is a sister of Mrs. ( '. P. Pulman is
camping there with a party ot
Walla Walla people including her
soil-ln-law and 'daughter, .Mr. and
Mrs. C. Kiuman. Mr. Hollows
transacted business hero during
the day.
The di
bl a man o
makes him
-s himself
preferred
generally
dltor.
JUNKERS PLANE
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3 ' s - - ,y jjr "'Sill: ,ZZZ !
m K tJ4 t , rJ ZTJJir
HELEN WILLS IS
TENNIS CHAMPION
Defeats Betty ' Nuthall,
(5-1, 6-1, in Finals in
Forest Hills Today
I'oKKST llll.t.S. X. V.. Auk. 30
,11-un women' tenliiH uhiilntlnrishlp
tml;iy the fourth U. In flvu
e;irs when she vamiuUhei! the bril
liant Knulish star. lti-yeal-Itl Ui't-
IM Xuthall 0-1, ti-4 in a colorful and
sparkliiiK title match. ' i
The 1 -year-old t'niitornia girl, any tuore. '
completing an iinhmken sweep of; Mrs. Levlne tidd the pilot she re
triumph abroad and at home this retted very much thai her bus
year, overpowered her young rival band had decided not to fly to
decisively hut not before "beaming America with him. but, she added.
Hetty" had thrilled a gallery of nobody could toll what Mr. I. ovine
Suuo spectators with u plucky nil- was suing lo do until he had done
ly in the second set. 'it. ' w.
Miss Nuthall's uphill fight against;
heavy odds In this set in evented 1 - , 1
the match from being a rout. 'COOLIDGE TO
PIctui-eMpio MiiU'b j
It was a picturesque match as
the Monde, agile Knglish glri;
fought to stem the withering fire '
that swept over from the Amer- (
loan's side of the net. It was evi i
(dent from tho star! that Miss Wills;
.had entirely too much "punch" lu
jhor strokes for her rival to handle.;
'mt Hetty, spurred on uy uio cuceis
i never Mtilt trying.
! Ti;iihiie :.i 1-4 in the second set.
liimi ttuL in win h'"et' ii.
held her own In long range duels,
mixed her puce craftily and profil
ed from lapses, in the American's
control. Il looked for a few mo
ments as though the Knglish girl
taetertslio uphill battles, possibly to
I capture the set, hut she was nnable
to sustain her rally.
; li was the fifth American title
(piesi for Miss Wills and her fourth
victory. She wore the crown from
11123 to l'J2ii but was obliged to de
fault last year because of an op
eration for appendicitis. Her vic
tory today, on lop of her triumph
at Wimbledon, puts the American
ace at the peak of women's ten
nis for the year.
LEVIXE EMPLOYS
NEW PILOT FOR
FLIGHT TO If. !
(Continued from Pago 1)
was splendid, but his landing at
Oryrion according to the airdrome
'staff, was as near disaster i
could t he. These officials had a
.bad shook when they learned that
. I.evine wis -on the way and feared
trouble knowing his flying experi
ence was limited. When lie came
oer the fi.dil apd ihey saw his -, M vM,.s . .K iss H.irh ira ' Hiatt
hesftaling circles before landing. u ho'.ontere.l Ihe ronteM at a late
they rushed an ambulance and fire la king the place of M K Ceelle
engine on the field, fearing a clash ,-mp ilit the firemen's entry, has
iwould end the nianeuvera. (4.!H5 votes. Miss Alice Kyan has
! Captain Muir. director of the 4.71 votes atitt Miss Velma Ken
flying service suryey, who walohed iieda (..".an, .Miss Peggy Aekernian
Ihe arrival, said he was frightened has not yet reported her points to
when he saw how the plane was ,ou Kvans, chairman of the coii
aoliiiL'. After circling four limes tost committee.
.at a height of 1 tin to ,1'ui feel, l.e-l It . is heller lo have u heart of
v ine tried lo land, hut the wheels oak than a -woollen head.
ihit the earth at such a pace that ihe.
machine bounded .".a feel. I.evine. i The more some people pay for
'however, was able to aecclerate the their clothes, the worse they look.
ON FLIGII
FROM
P Hl
t V
f-lf1 'frit
itrht. 1 j 7. XKA Seiv. .-. Ti a n-init i d bv Ti b ph-.t-t
the .Pinker plane Pieioee. in whi( h ( apt ill! Hei -
t. ; I J "lit J ( Ol Ni I li;". t' h h
online and roan 100 feet. Kventu
ally he made a clumsy hut tiafo
lundliiK- Later he dec lit ltd lie was
unable tu wi'o what the Croydon
airmen weio worried about, wiyiiiK
iL wan "an ordinary, every day.
bread and It utter show."
MtOI HIN IS I'AIII
VAltlS. Auk. ill.. (AIM Mrs.
Cli'trii'H A. 1.1'vlut', ucllnu fr l.i'i
husbatid, who (It'W hin tm.iKnllii.itic
monoplane C'dumhl.i to ltnlnn
yesterday, went to Lo HolUHet field
today and paid Maurice liruutiln.
tho 100, 000 franca due him under
tho terms (if the ountiaet by which
he was to have piloted I-evtno
aoroKH the Atlantic. j
The French aviator took the
money, sayinn "1 accept It because
i have not the courage to aruo'er
A VT-k mi VTV A
DAM PROJECT
; (Continued from Page i'
i.ens who have given time to this
work arc not overlooking the ni-
tlonal aspect Hi" the1 plan and
ill
icoopeiate with the necissjiry r
; laniulioif work In other part a of
I the country.
"U will not influence t he pros-
",l
production as the first unit
of the d"Volr)pment would not be
In full operation for IMi years. It
does not involve in any way the
nln-ady established reclamation
fund, but must be dealt with In an
Independent way.
"The reclaim: 1 ton "f I.Sidi.uau
acres which is t he tilt untile gi a I,
will not be fully d
' yearn. Iu its final development!
, the .Columbia basin will constitute!
' 1 he greatest reclamation project
yet contemplated in the couutrv.
Hut it is not calculated to force :
production b'-yond t lie reasonable
necessity of reclaiming land to can;
for the nut u ni I growth of tho
country." .
Standings Of
liirls in Labor
Contest Samei1
t. . "
j No large change was reported
in trie standing of the Labor Pay
iueen contest today. .Miss I'.eriiouu
KochensparUor still holding tin
lead with J.ff.H .points. As yester
day. Miss Veda Price is second, but
has iriiorteneri Ihe margin until she
is nnw -hr:!;. about ."-"n points behind-
Miss K. 'u nsp.u-ger. Miss
Florcned- P.ert still holds third place
-eii-a 1otnl of St'.m poinls. M'H.
Kdvft Pnun Is again fourth with
GERMANY TO U. S.
i i ay'
lUiiKtugluWiiilV
.ni m nwi)uijiinnm mi...
Ah
5,
Shecpherder Is
Found Dead In
Lonely Cabin
i:osi:m-i!i;, auk. .r
The body of Urville tiheOrrw, aj;ed
about L'i years, of I'liiieville, wan
found In a lonely sheep enniu about
jg miles west of lHammid lake tan
yesterday afternoon by t.'1-ireiu o
Mitchell, camp tender, according to
word relayed to Hosebnru ibis
mornlm; by O. C llouser. central
dispatcher on the I'mpuuu n itiona)
forest. 'CJin yotniK man met bis
death, it is believed, Sunday ni;;hi
about 8 o'clock, lie was killed eith
by the accidental dlseharo ttt
this rifle or by suicide.
Clasjow iviih in the em ploy of ,
Kalph Porfily, a Prinevllle sheep
man. and was in charge of a band
of sheet grazing iu the lHnm'ond
lake district about 1 K miles west
of the lake. . Sunday night about
8 o'clock a herder in a camp about
two miles away. In the same dis
trict, heard a shot at ilasjow's
camp but gave the matter no fur
ther thought.
Yesterday evening Clarence Mit
chell, the camp tender, visited C!as
Jow's camp to remove him to u new
location and fresh range and
found the hotly of the young man
upon the bed, his rifle on the
ground. It Is thought that the
JgO" nn accidentally discnarged.
'although there is a. possibility of
suicide.
I mn jit?-! about fi t mm thK
inuining and 1 don't know where- I
any hot water lo than out
Seme linseed oil left (he yard
j this mmiiliig in a Ford i nr. .Pi.
' n Pule black paint,
c still have ipillo ll buiicli of
rliu Star-A-Slar liluglc the
M'ry ImM we hac cer fold out
of Ihe unl. They arc abnlulely
clear vei l leal grain.
M (Mia rch painl Is gulu fa-l.
We didn't make it. lull we know
what It K made of. Theic K ub-
soluiely mt adulteration. It is muj
per colli pine
There Is n -udnuir
inner sltl'ii-i hen
teht III;' I 'Pate
in Hie oilh-e thai
ahl a pica I. for cue day -o I
guess I will say good-bye
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Wr S.-II l,r Cash
Tho Poor Mill.'.. Irlpnd"
Near Kountlry. Jt'l.n.io Mull. 2tH
ta Honrinr Iti.Hlni'Hk
r
ifl f 01 the'
HI finest I
I 1 black- j
Free !
May wc h.ivc the. honor of serving you with 20 cups of
the finest black te:i you ever tJi ank? No fuss or red tape
simply fill in and m.ul the coupon below. y return po?t
you will receive, absolutely fi :e, if (jcnrrou.'i trial carton of
Tree Tea Orange Pekoe. Ic conl.nti.i enough for -20 eupi
for more of rich, Iranian), flavor-full tea. The first cup
will tell you more about Tree Tea than we could in a full
pafe. Mai! the coupon now!
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':V,3 'MS I11PU.
Miiii this toiinm tn liy jur
MJI1 COMI'AKV,
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s -nj n,
of Tr.
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Address
Grot er "a TS'umc
1 10 1 Adams store No. IS
!a Oituide, Ore.
Ladies' Sport
Oxfords
$1.98
A three-eyelet Tie
Oxford, willow tan
with cuban heel. Very
neat in appearance
and the latest thing
in style.
M'i I Si:i OF IMPFItSONATION
ASTnUlA, Ore.. Aug. 30. AP)
'barged with Impersonating an
officer. Sam Thurston, Portland
salesman, was arrested at Seaside
yesterday. lie was wearing a po- j
lice uniform and had deputy sher-i
iff's badges of several Oregon I
counties.
Obituary
i:. i.. mn.
The I'uuernt of li. l. Htte. who
dietl Sunday the result of Injuries
received in an automobile acci
dent Friday, will be held tomorrow
afternoon at two o'clock from the
Snodgrass and Zimmerman chapel.
Interment will be made In the Ma
sonic cemetery. The deceased was
horn Oct. 13. 1K7I and was 47
years, in moutliH and 1G days old
at the lime of his death. Ho leaves
besides his widow. Pearl Hile,
several brothers und sisters.
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
BOYS' SCHOOL
SUITS
All - wool Long Trousers,
rnrde to lit; e;e!lenl pat
terns and exceptional values
$6.95
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Uestioyeia of High Prices.
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STAR
TODAY
Only
STARTLING!
K t , A ' '
)rA;'v3 Ralph Incc :
9f.py'. iti-:. I. i:si-:
.mi. a .mi:mi:.
MS.' .
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Romantic drama played
with emphatic realism j
swift - moving a n d "
convincing! hpectacu
lar! Thrilling! .
Also Showing
Will Rogers
in
HOLLAND
and
CUYD00UY,
.nnw. W
LOOK
WHO'S COMING!
The Pig-League boyH
FOUGHT over him .
We've GOT him
llighcsl-priccd Spor
Star in History!
in
ts
with
Anna (J. Nilsson
and
Louise Fa.cnda
WKD.N'KSDAY
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