La Grande evening observer., May 08, 1928, Image 5

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Tuesday, May 8, 1928
UK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Ta TTrl
Local News Ih Brief
Stomjliur Hero i- . ,
I K. 0, Swift, of tho UnlUO, Btalis
.Navy, In in"l,a Grande for h few
'days, stopping at tho Fait.'? Itotot.
Mrs. Ward Kowler, accompanied
by Mr .nJ'Mn. Herbert, i'attlnon
and Mln. KUiul Bickford, drove to Ulii-ir cubln.
umow,j j.ne Sunday to spend ttto
tluy ut
owler cubln.
l"iit la at Ijike
1. url trs. B. C Snyder and
K. Lovell and children and
Corbelt, of Pendleton, mot
ored 10 Wul Iowa Lake Sunday
whore they spent an enjoyable day.
'WH'HiltHl Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Forbes, from
Nmth Powder, were in La Grunde
Hmiday for 'the funeral of Mrs. W.
-Jl. Berry.1. Mr. and Mrs. Forbes are
the, parents ot Mrs. Add Berry, a
UauKhler-lD-luvv of Mrs, Berry.
Hero lop fimne
Mr. and. Mrs. Kills Hess, of Un-
82 Ahovc Yesterday
The official thermometer In Ia
Qrando registered 83 abovv yester
jday, following un 4 Sunday and
an 83 Saturday.
Went to Lalte
.Mr. and Mrs, Harley Richardson
spent Sunday at Wallowa Lake at Jlesi linos Unties
.MIm Hoyt No Better
Miss Mildred Hoyt.- who la Bert
ousjy 111 at Hot Lake Is about the thy illness,
same, members ot tier family re- I
port today, " Visited Here-
Mrs. James Nelson resumed her
position ut ih J. C, lenney com
ipttiiy yesterday morning after be-
Inir confined at homo for a week
Keijihter at I Grande
K. A. Baker, of Htaiifleld,
registered aJE tho La Grande hole
Mrs, Baker is with hint.
J The Misses 3Ma nnd Velma IVt
icrsott, of near fiifon.-HUent yeater-
s iluy In La Qrando visiting wUh
Mrs. Reginald Wood, their cousin.
Mr. MuCulir Here
F. 1. McCully, of the bonus do
parlment of the state, la stopping
in La Grande on business. Mr.
Met-'ullyJs at tho Foley hotel.
f.arden Hosp Stolen
Karl Jiunctel, who lives at fourth
Ion. were In La Grande Sunday at- ami m, reported to tho police that
tending tho baseball game. They joa ft.et of warden hose was stolen
reiurneu a rew days ago from a from his place,
trip to Portland and Seattle i .
W'" J" ,V?"'t Wal" , ., ' Mira Jlcrnlce Wks hiia gone t.
v i , i , i . Pendleton whom she has accepted To Serv
ii... ii.. .,,.. a ,i i i.' position in the Bob Shop, Missf The women of the Kuatern Ore-
spent part of tho day with reto- . J'"$Z, K" ,',"ht. 1,'f HCP. ca""'iny ACTUAL
I rnuuiu iR-iiowi m t ui utiuu. one m 'aitcniQuiit amy ivf from - lO u
INDIANA AND
ALABAMA ARE
, VOTING TODAY
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573 of the state's MM precincts,
including the ; complete , vot of
Baltimore city and of 19 or tho
counties showed a total of 2 1,998
for Hoover and only 4,tT? for an
uninstructod delegation. ;.
, KLIOTMX MOTS
KANH.V8 CITY, May 8 AP
One man was slugged, four were
kidnaped and a fifth was reported
kidnaped, incident to the muufel
P?il and county bond election here
today. All were leaders In the
pendergast faction of the demo
era tie jinrty in tho first ward,
on the north side.
Kjuui!iiimti. Met
Hiar Knramnment No. St 1. O.
O. R met lust nicht at the Odd HALTIMOUK, . May S (AP)
FpIIoit'c teniae, with between 15 Governor Albert C Ultchtc, of
and 20 members of tho-lodge at-1 Maryland, told tho senate cam
tending. The meeting was a regu- lwn nmds commlttve today that
lar business sesaion. h bad made no race for the deino-
eratic presidential nomination and
liaiNt to lUdienrso Again NU! not expect to be selected as his
The La Grande municipal band "rly . nd.nl "ec
will resume r'gular rehearsals to- M added however, that Im ex
nlght at the Ktk's temple beiftn- l'ted the taryland democratic
-nlng at- eight o'clock. Director eonvention which Is Is meet May
Andrew Loney Jr., announces. 23 to instruct the delegates to
Houston to veto for him,.
natch a division of troops to Tsing
lao, . Shnntung wnd the emperor's
sanction 1s expected tomorrow.
On war strength the division
known as the . Itagoya division,
numbers , from 15,00v to lOUO
men.
Resolution Asks
Union Of Churches
p KANSAS CITY, Mo May 8 Al)
Organic union of the Methodist
Episcopal church with the Prorty
terlan church l the V, H. A. whs
asked In a reswlutlun presented to
the secretary of the qmtdrlemim!
eonforenee of the Methodist ipht
eajml church here toduy by the
Rev. Itay Allen of Cornell, X. Y
and signed by nearly SO of the
church's most prominent educa
tional leaders and editors.
f4ltrU
OFFICE
CAT
MASS
& Junius
STARKEY
PERSONALS
lltHiio l-'ismt'Ijike- 1
MttiS Mattel Heralnger, who has
neen ui rtui luhs lor meuieai ireai'
tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Weeks. ' " ' - '
o'clock. J'It Is announced today.
The public. Is cordially invited by
tho company. ' ; 1 ... "
mw lurwviniiiiiiM, him u t ' Lep French, former business .Attended lmeral
, , " V i man of La Grande now.-of Eugene, i Jesse Berry and family, of Im-
Mrodl ly tmprovlnic. althouuh she Dn v hlso g( Eu .crw Z U Qrai.de Sunday.
jjoUttblyll not jeaumo her prt. Hvea , ,Granae Sunday for aThey.were here S fiSi
v,, t .., " Woe(a -visit, with relatives
I friends. - Mr. French is now
ladies 'ready-to-wear business in Saturday morn ins.
ii. . . . . Eugene, mo is a oroiuer oi u. . j . .
iY9' " , French of this city. .
WAR
IS indicated;
STARKKY (Special) Mr. and
' Mrs. II. K. Thomas made a busE-
nem.trip to VvmHetott Sunday.
) . Jack Stareo, with seven wjh-
tniitH, went to Pendleton the first
.of the week for taasture horses.
The Iven-Rostni Co., taking ad
Vttliiaec ef the saad weather
Iwork on the ML.Kmih Cq a crattn
i " , t;, j . Ajwonit tho Qin
i,m ' '. ' ' , 'U'ftis week were Mr. an
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Spent Iv at lOiin
Mr. and M i-s. O. L. McDowell and"
Mr. findpfrs, Halph Paxton drove
to tho fame-home of Mrs. McShain,
north nf.rtieln. Sunday, where they
pent thf fiay with Mrs, McShain. ;
.Mrs. mtJowell and Mrs, paxton
ure daughtdxH of Mrs. McShain,
T-f-
Grande vtidtbra
.ui, una sirs, juiin
W. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
Thernbarg and Mr. and Mm.
Brltuini lnite4 Htates. France Mnd v') arle J?tlles. - ,
Italy to the foreign fifWee'arfd eK- j Mr. and Mrs. ijharlle UHggs nnd
Plained the .details o Iho Tiinan jmisii dauehicra - hn im i-.- h,-,,,-,
lEvnerat .suHmiua m , .viftttUiir 'At tne Dome of Mr, and i
t crept upstairs, my shoes tn haml
. Jiist as the night took wing;
And i saw my ift fnr slepsi
ahead
Doing tho same dameil thing.
, First Lester T' hear ail the
men have none on a strike.
Heeond Ioafer Wliat have they
struck for?
Shorter hours.
, Luck to 'em. alius did say
timt 6u intuutea was loo long fw
ua hour."
. ;
Vou WHni iiUerlj vvurlhU1',
Yon uhiM be a tramp."
. TiHy uter tH ih trantiM, nnws
New itwy vll uAefftetem-jf ex-
j (KUtS.
I .
i Haw ,1M ,tli wetkliiw etm
off?"
"Vino until tbe iweaHwr aski
the firide if sbe'd tlHy iwr 1uls
Im r'jiliel, 'IHj jtai think In
a fool? ami tlio gmtmi. mm h
tit a wrt oT daze. iTplitsl, '1 tkjv.
"George! Want to ag you
tUeirttoa.M
TeM me, if you hal never met
me would you Imvo juved me Just
the same? . . . t-
ENGLAND ASKS t vl10; i''y f
jfttntLi lU lftl ti J control bul doa not conform alto.
' .' j Brther wtth Irrld ent CoolMs
(Contlnma from T.it 1) '' I'"" toi.nlw It a itood u
; - ,.LI,L, -,..,-,.-j ie ootatned iroiu conitresai.
iiiix Mntloiieil iroopa at all j v .,
i-entem thronehout the couniry and (ii,,B(W. at cwntjit ItiHlltt.
every targe town o( Tronwlwmla 1 , 1Jon hav0 Uib(nJ (h enoau, eW
unir Mriet mlUtury conirui wlth!,rk! nreuur. , s.oOij.000 o
Kohltwa KUitnliiMS th pubUo bulla-Mow ,.mi Lw well kn0 Ji, how t8
tmpC - ChandW 'insurance aKents. -
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ENJOYMENT
T-D F F
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17
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PE KOt
It-siulte often hapiwns that tho
fellow who thinks he Is a wit, te
only just 'about half that.
n.i , .... , , Hiiatr, sno . isvi!
in h w i-r f,.... .k! " " . ' hanlun and the necessity for tho.-Btni. W, St. Biigss for the
hiiihh HHHiBi, .t? w cv (CM atuutiajr ior Kverui aay
China. ' ' . jvtalt with friends and relatives near .
s .1 ' I'O t3rahdel -. . - j
T H. PiitkHi GK-Mt ' " .1 Grant Clark anrf James Haimv
May 8 AP) J wero visitors on lllrch Creek Sun-
"Were Fbr S'r'iee ;
, Mr. and .Mrs, Verne, tterry. of
ICnterprlse were in I. a Grande Hun-
Visiting Heiie '
Alfa. k. HJimpp nn ivtisa n'inr- . . - . , . - - - ,
encoH.mer. of Bellinhttm. Wash.. C". ,'",, 'rVi" "ir"- " oay tnat the united mutes ana . Hay Mark, of Utert City, fa
..i . ... u . . ,, ... tconsiaer acting as meoiaior oe
WAHHINQTOSf.
The stats department made it clear day.
Altoncled 1riJlR?niI
Among tke out-of-town relatives
who were..
are visiting at the home of Mrs,
Hamer's daughter and son-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs;- Charles E. Hilde- Jtcturos to Portland
brand, at 1302 North Cherry street.! Kuby Thqisen returned yeater-
riant w...L-.,l F lha fnnnrnt nf - ...B..v, ....... , , vt,, u. i, . .tis mv-
V,L : Ins the trip by car,
Mrs. W. Wj Berry were Mr. and ( "
Mrs, Owen liolllns, and Mrs. tn i-...,i,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stearns and nolds and her
busy here this week mnMne nw.
Jtween Japan and the nationalist . parations for moving his family to
'government oi mna oniy inrueu . stsrkey for. the summer,
to do so by both sides, 1 ' " ' - j '
George Lemon and Mrs. Heth Put
nam, ail of Portland.' Mrs. Perry
was an aunt of Mr. "Rollins, Mrs.'
emon ntV Mrs. Iutnam. 1
Miss Mae Stearns drove to Knter- Theisen.
era! weeks here, with her mother.
who has been Hi, Hhe also visitod
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Iley-
brother, Arthur
prise Sunday where they spent the
Is Much Improved
i'rienus oi iHiy moss who, nas un(j
teen- tn fJiO veteran's hospital in ,
Portland for several weeks wilt bo jJ(S inion
io Know mite ii" is reeovenns i Huk
mtisfaetprily and Mrs. Moss ex-' A
! tiijii- un ' n,, " offices of the Black
in a ween lO" ' iyf. J no moan
home Iieres at 215 Cedar street.
, . , .
day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stuart f
Bennett and their newly arrived Eltrtai lU-latives lfrr - I
son. the.' first grandchild of Mr. Ma, and Mrs. David Alexander
Stearns. 1 . .fand t urt Alexander, of Klgin,
j were amohg the relatives who were
.in i,a oranue nunuay inr tae imi-
8HANGHAI, May S f AP Na-
tlomtllst Chlnero troops are report-1
ed .in usually roliablo soliretts to'
have surrounded the Japaneso in ;
Tstnah, Heavy fighting Is pro- (
ceedfhff, ' f j
rented a secretarial position id the Mrs. Berry Yraa a niece of Mr. and
offices of the Black Marhje and .Mrs. IJavld Alexander and a cousin
Llnm company. Miss Guhjeman of Curt Alexander. Mrs, George!
succeeds Mrs. M. L. Clay, who with Salisbury, another cousin, whose
LONDON. May 8 (API A neu
ters dispatch from Shanghai says it
is understood that the nationalist
government is considering inviting
the 'mediation of the United States
In the present Chinese-Japanese
I MrvCJfiy has moved to California
Air. i luy was empioycu at me siaie
liigiiway shops here,
Oenl iMty at Covi
Mr. ahdfMBR. L, l. Noah and
itughter. pixine, Mr. Betty Kohr,
and Herb' U"rks spent Sunday at yfitetj UefttHvc
the farm bfcjne of Mrs. C. K. lUeh- I Mrn KU( Vlir;uMmi, nmt smmU
iirdHoit, of Lower Cove. 1 hey spent . ',!-, i,tt -.t, wtrtfetn Hn,i
the day jftere, and were served
dinner Ity S(trs. Kiehnrdson, who Is
Mrs. . Noah's mother. .
Cutteertr'tl 1'or Aiiierieuim
I PKKJNG, May 8 (AP Concern
for . Americans in Tslnam where
tlilnese nationalists and Jupaneso
1 troops 'clashed;' 'wtilf heavy casual
t IteHi i'ss renb&&iiitoday with the
Save5 Baby From lro'nhtif ' receipt of advices saying that ftght
The quirk presence of mind of ing- had been resumed. The Jap
Mrs. Halph Brown saved the lifo aneso chief of staff at Tsinan also
home 1s in the valley, also attend
c.d the services. 5,
- :
Virgil Morgan all of Walla Walla.
sfmw to 1" at Star
: The bt'iiffjl show which is being
wlveu lWa"y for the ehiUiren's llb-V portt,r on iho WutIa Wulla Bullet-
rmy iuuhi iiinti in mi m kv,-ii jjj j
the Stur Ihedter ItiHtead of thos " . v, f "
of the three-year-old son.' Johnnie,' sent a lisputeh duted yesterday
, . i i,,i.. .,i of Mr, and- Mrs. Jonald Mcl.e,an saying: - " .
ft ih'A '.i-w vuunr win, Mm tRt Hunday. lt was related today. "One American missionary hill
V.. A OirmielmoL Mrs. Ktta Car-iT,,c Bruwn MeCieun families ed.'
i..ih.d i nn mint of K. A. Car- f spending the day on
michael. Miss van Winkle m a re-4
the day on Mill
: creek when the aeehient that al
('uliiniHli'lirieaiine of the recent fire
at (lie Colonial, it was announced ,
today. ; Repairs will not he corn")
S'ftre
The fire department trucks w'ero
ailed out to the La Grande hotel
The American legation could not
verify this today and tho belief was
most proved, fatal occurred, Tho expressed that the disitc1i ws a
child fell into the, swift stream and repetition of an earlier , rumor
was being carried down to a deep found to be erroneous, s ,
swirling' hole when Mrs. Brown t. - .
plunged into the stream and caught TOKYO, May S (AP The Jap
the . little boy. onese cabinet has decided to dls-
WE BUY FOR T
E SELL FOR JU
ESS
ESS
STRAW HATS
lit tiuy new . Kwbw Yetido
;IjrlHf J'auainas ami Sii-,
iiitH ffWwy ami plain IminLs ?
-hihw .ttap'M uati motlelM,
Siyinl riglH ami iniiMi riffltt.
51.4
$2.13 - ?2.93
Deri's
splits nnd iseimii.s
Sailois
1 50c -95c
pteivit iy;inai tune at tne oinmai. (lt U;20 oV!m.k Ul8 niorntnv. Je
a fuse burning out and starting
The coiitpiitfee is anxious that the
change In place be understood, as
the tickets feive H as the Colonial. KU(tjho(1 almost
"Kivnllna of the lee lands' Is tho two fjr(, trucks
pin ure iiiiK mma n.
Lake lsf lU jiutlTul
A numhir of La Oranders who
linve enblns at Wallowa likn took
ttdvitntago iof the lovely weather
Sunday 'mid spent the day ut the
lake. They report that the hike
and surrounding country is beau-
tifiii now. '--Tim last of the winter
011 the lake disappeared nhrttit t
i hree weokfct ago. Mr. and Mrs.
J-ynn.e Bohhenkamp and rhlldren
ra'iT unions' the local families "Who
V i wed the dny. .
a small fire, which was cxtin-
immedlatety. The
ks were back in the
station just four minutes after the
alarm was turned in. making the
round trip run in almost record
speed.
linn SrIoie Mlnfortiuie
I Harry Kllsworth Is snfferlmr
from n broken leg which he re
ceived Saturduy when he was
it brown from a high Seit of a wa
gon.. Mr, Kllsworth was laKint im
mediately to the Grande Hondo
hospital where he will probably be
for . some time. Mr. KIIsworth'H
sister, Mrs. Ada Clark, sustained
a broken arm just a few months
ago.
il'ine Pim
f-do Hmilh is dir-playing a flue iHiya Waiiuer Away
Two little boys, each five years
of age, created considerable ex-
cilement yesterday afternoon when
(hey wandered away from home.
;One of tho hoys was Charles Mc
Crary's son. 1501 S avenue. They
were Te ported -missing at o'clock
ternoon and, were not 1
ii 8:30 o'clock last night, t
' SmMh bMieves that they are tho when they were discovered at is-
.....riiS,.,.,..! Anw.ri,.n iiHe H Innrt Clfv- Both bovs. it Is SilhL
ivvniifftii in isiiimi i:itv. nuue a ins-
jtanee for a child under school age.
of rftintred American Plits. i
rirdny the dogs were In the wln-
- ut (he Jaek Allen Supply com-
1 y w h ere I hey uu ract ed much
fenlion. Mr. Smith 1ms the papers '
ftr the .dogs and has them traced
f tek for seven generations. Tho
HITH
eldiUll !
for seven generations. Tho were Te port
nr4 of an unusual variety. In the nfte
m flA-n in La Cmnde, and Mr. 'found until
the city. "
1
Iteliirii l'nini 'M!intioii
r. It. Bl(rliaril anil son Krank- News of HirUl lUsi-lviil
In. .Moiii(i.inll ly Tom Brum News of the birth of a flaucli
iiml lhmiuA Sargent returned Sun- ter to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Leffel,
it.-.v evintiit lv eiu- from Hule.m tn Kokolno, Ind., yesterday morn-
whne I-'runiiltn. Tom and Howard Iiib wan received in t.a Grande ye- 1 f
intended the leMol.iy Btale ron- terdny. Mr. lffol 8 the don of j !
eliive. .lay Jones and Donald Pnt- Mr. and Mrs. A. W.,I.effel and 1
Ion -ere;otlter delegates from I .a a brother oi .Mrs. vera watien-
'intnile, m3Kn? tne trip iy tram. iMirg. ui hm utj. ..... : .
.J.. .nnw.ln. f.nm t.a Mr. I .ef f el llUVn m&HV frieOdH In I
l.rHn'l" 18 I OIK IillU'e. .MI tll ugjs li .jx...o ......
report that thoronventlon was a Mr. and Mrs. l.effel and Mm. Wat
rin...n rtit tluit thev hart a. Rnlen' lenlHirir over tho news. Mrs. I.i'f-
illil trii). 'Mr. Khprhanl and son fel, nee I.01S fomstock, was b hlKlt j
viit-d wilh MIsk Porothy Klr- Rehool teacher hert for several
hard at the lAilversity of Oreeon yen and Is the founder of the
lurlnic tin- trip and all of the boys Associated1 Olrl Students onranlnt
visiled rrlends at hoth O. S. C. and tion. -Mr. Iffel Is manager of tho
r. of l. Mr. Kberhard transacted J. C. 1'enney company of Koko
btisiness while gone. mo.
SxMITH SMART OXFORDS
At CLINT'S
Keep their shape retain their looks
S9.85 The Pair
OXFORDS OF -QUALITY
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Destroyers of High Prices
Into the f
Bleachers
That's where a real
hitter puts the ball
just as tha '. hank is
where a real saver
putsit his'.TO (MCey
There's no better
place.
Interest at 4
U. S, National
Bank
STAR
TODAY
Only
Starring LOIS WILSON
5 . .
Action!
Thrills!
And romance among the
A teeming millions of Coney's
thrill-mad throngs,
DAVIDIOM
4-DAStN -l
Curiosity
"Back Home"
Wednesday
Thursday
JACK HOLT
6
5b
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Gals, hide the boy
friends, ' Here's
mde they
fcr. She's
nl but not
so dumb,
m't forget
4.J
MS .
1 T beaut
1 V A W nearli
jSSilli''- rf final tbrfamsrorf
i Sj p, - r Anita Loos
1' ..:. . S 1 " rfirestei by
UM1TED STATES RUBBER; COMPAPiY
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And such a bright child.
She knows where, to find
the best diamonds and
emeralds. When she sailed
to Paris Cartier bolted
the windows. .
liVHMBt. With
Jimmie Adams RUTH TAYLOR j
' Ami a Scow of fttwittj J
"Goofy .
Ghosts" TODAY And
1 WEDNESDAY j
(UNT!
UARCADE
L. C. SMITH
CLUE MOUNTAIN GARAGE
THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE'
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I For sale by
-s