La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 30, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, July I'M, 1028 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tagc Five Lbcal News In Brief Arc in Sca-hle Al r. and .l rs. I ! in i ;i ti. Sn -tti i.st iilld bun, K' U, left for S aside yes terday on a vacation trip. llm From linker Hill Pattor.soii. "of Kakcr, spent yesterday in J. a t Iran. I-. IK- in a,Fniv. rsity of ong. .n student. 1 Im" I 'huh t gihh Pied Williams an. I W. . Pell, of Ogih-n, Flan, p m yesterday here, stopping at t lit' Sacajauva, Hack From a ration .Mis. I.yjni Hanm li. hl ' has re turned to work ;tt Dc o.-W. of- litts alter a brief vacation. t.'o to Portland Dr. inn! -Mis. C. S. Moore and sons, ltilly and 1 t-U, hit yoster tlay lor Portland v. kt r.j Ilo-y will spend i week. Home From Portland .Mrs. O. 1.. Diggers lias returned from Puillulol when- .she spoilt three wc-Us d dug sp. 'ial ex-ray work in I r. Putlcr's nirue. Here I 'inin Huntington .Mrs. W. K. Douglas an.l children. Kslher ami .It an, of 1 1 unUngton, sptnl tin-' weekend visiting here. ' my slopped at tin- Sacajawea. Inn. j f t'i't hum l.ts Angeles -Mr. and; XI is; W. I.. Allen ami daughter, and .1. Holland oi Los AiiKi'li-K, t t-gi stored al.. t In- Sacn ja- wea yesledday. from a trip to sledilay. 'l in y arc ret inning lli- l.'usl coast. Will Altcijtl vt'niiriilloii . 1'Viilll l lie ( .- . ot'I i-t8 four employes will mo ta 1 1 1 - - Anifiiean J.eKtoil com (;iiljnn ill Medlord, leaving t"iiiin -row. 'I'Ih V are Jack tijui imi. l:. M. Scott, lMar John son, and Kalpli NVinteis. rl'oriner Hank Hiv.-Jilciit licit- N. I'. 'avpea1'4. who was presl ' ilint of the t'oniM r 'it i.ni's hank ' of J'ortlalid, witti Mrs. Carpenter .n nt Sunday at the S:iea.iavia Inn. They Mopp.d mi tluir way home I'roni a motor trip to Yi llowstoiie. Snim nt 'nt I Anion;: the .;i ('.unele pi'ople who ii.inyeil a clli in the Cove sw iimniiiM" 'jk'oI y-'Mecday, w li-iv Mr. anl Mis. Klun r Mi'.Vaiius and Mr. nn .1 Mis! Ano.s Helms. SllperiiiloilileiH Here . i;. C. MiUIe-l), Sllpel'inti Il.h'llt llf Ihe tirejr-'H SIhhI Line, pa.Hhed hroin;li I .a C.rande on trai'i No. 1' 1 lodayni hi:- way hoiiie from m I "oil land. Sii'erhil eiiihitt Mali.son 'eonfericl with V. II. CniM. snper- inlendent: nt tin- mm oimI division, diirinu iiis hrief slop. 'iinfii.inniti anr' The It. I'.te: fined 111 amiiiiiipj c ha ixc of ih K iny iulltieiice ol niloi sun w lio a.s i court on a hi!e ntnier t in atiiiK lienor was Hot the H. I". I 'el i phed by the Ci, eomjiany. ' The t,i ts the ::)1fl- a t! arrested hiis can rson v. ho is ein n.lc Uondc Meat t t 'ial bis naimr e ma u w ho w as il Mr. I'eterson in. sonic cm' iijarru'snie ;oc to latio Mrs. Mill tin I'rie. son. W-slev Imi-. Miss bia W v leit parents, ,J r. a::d M Carey. ,f:,. lb r pa for Ill- Hi ;is( Saiui lias been iMim tune and Mis. I'i about a moiit h al turning to I.a ir;i and her voting ami tier sister, today with her is. Il.iv Ivey. for cuts drove here day. Mi.ss Ivey ice will spend a ivy before re- llde. KiiiiMi l-Toin Trip-Mi-, and Mis. William Sieyrist and daughters. Judy and Maibliue 1 tar bea u, rcturnn'il vest e:day from a two eid;s ae;itioM trip to l'ort- ut'e .'Ifld Seaside. They vis- o i;-- liai iie.'iu in S -n 1 1 P a nd i T i i-ejittives in other West ioh ciiies. Miss C.ladys li'n-ce ol Mr. Sieyrisl. iv onie w it h t Ih n: ;ml w ill .n' (Vraiul- with the Wib ,' Adolph SieL'i ist families. i I ji i.tandc lei c. t ). Murchison and I 'um nair:t er ( 'Jninb' d t in -if lit II 1 1 ! Ti'S- ret Hilled h!o Saturday niht from trip on the South I'm k thiwa rive,-. Mr. Mnr- rt:4 that on Thursday, rande w ns su elterinw in al summer h at . 1 )! of t he Wallow a county T a nd t hat it was chilly ' ; :itat.- a lire to keep Xacatiott city ilieonbr and Mrs. J. K. Steal ns iS ;'It red home Sal tirday niE;ht Irom lan on.joyahl" inotorinir Dip 1'i.it iVeU them trom blaho to the s- a during tt - !:-! n Weeks. They . )' July i driviiiK to Hotve. aiid tlo a i-'tune on to llorky II. i r. Ida.. 1 . rr Mr. S'.imis (ni'm erly In ed. I ! w t -H 1 io-re hi ' MJ and was iter-' lor m v a ears ami ll:s WHS he tl.vt tlPie o lias tiiiii' d ill .:: .n.. Il- totitid two tesbb n:s v .'m. s. 1 in Do. Uy Itar I SMl. a'ld on.- el t i. in w as a inaiiiail. At lb. U H.ir. w hich s an . b if ion oT tie, ii !y li.'ooi t. t ''t in i n mm uia t in p rat Mi '' S :: t ;. I tie) . . rn, ,M-t I O ib ITlecS e free inc p'. ni. l-"tta llu' ky r t h-y (In. e ti. Per t iaii-i and port . ' ONLY ONE MORE DAY Of Our -MANHATTAN SHIRT and PAJAMA SALE Sale Clones Tuesday, July Hist umy (Sthieri I A Jailors Hero Today j Mr. and Mm. Ji. it. Wethcr I Kpoon. of Klin weru La llrando f visitors today. Visiting nl Allcel Miss Klizuhcth Hess Is fishing At Alicel at thy Kd Clark homo for several days. Visiting llcrv O. W. .McDowell Ih visiting hero at the O. I.. McDowell home. Mr. McDowell makes Ills hunic at Kchfl, Die. Weekend nt I.nke I .Mr. ami .Mrs. A. J. NtHnge and daughters. An no nm) Jane, and t Dai. Charlton and Maurice Halur, ! (!'.. wi ckend visitors at Wallowa lulu-. I Al Hut Lit kf ' Al'iint 14 meinbcTj of tin I'hrlHt ian Fndeuvor went to lint Luke lust night whore they lie Id their regu lar meeting. Here From Hnkt'i Mi.vs Nell Houndy, of Baker, spent yesterday hern visiting with ' ).! sister, .M rs. Jack lllutt. Hi e returned home last n Ik lit on train No. IN. ( allctl to Montana ' ' I Attorney Hubert C. Ayrm has lit'eii (-ailed to Montana by tho 111 iiew.s ol' IlIh father and will' ho tin able to attend the Mate convention oi 1 he American Legion ut .MvJ, lord, Auk. S. and 4. ' Hclurnttl lltiin I .Mr. and Mrs. K. C, Ilerxlnffcr nnU J (lauliters have returned from a deiiuln I ut cainpliiK t rip on the Imnaha. Hetiirn IVtmi Vllt : Mr. and Mrs. (i. (.). (irlfflths and I daui;htei-. (iltiria Jean, mid .Mrtt. I tarry K, Williams returned yc.t terd;iy from a visit to YakitmJ, I Wash. . ' i ' Here 'ffitcriluy Mrs. I.. C. Henderson nn't ltn sons, tiny and tilenn. and iUjjh-t-r. Heat i lee, w ere visit In c liero yesterday. They un;t former bit I irantte residents. Here l-'rtiiu linker Mr. and M r.s. H. Nelder und son, Claieiice. were I.a tl ran do visitors yeslerday. 'They vnJoyed a visit nt i lie I'ine Coie Hw lmniins pool while Hn l l-hlii' Trip Mr, and Mrs. DalluH (.Jrecn and M r. and M rs. i '. S. Paddock en joyed a fishlmr trip In the Wal lowa mountains near l.ostlno over; tin; weekend. Postpone MccHny; The 'iiieethu; of tho tarnation club, scheduled for Wednesday nii; hi, Una Uoe jio.it puticl for a u eck. Home Prom IHspltnl Mih. J. D. Meynra and Infant daiiKhter, Kden Kllzabeth, w'ero taken to thfdr home on Washltig ton avenue this mnrniiit; from the C ramie I tonde hospital. Ylslictl Hi-otbcr '. (i. Tully, of Yakima, Hpent yesterday visit iiiK In I At Gruiide with his brother. W. D. Tully, and family. They spent Hie day fish ing on Catherine creek. Mr, Tully here is chief clerk at the O.-W. ..fib us. Hcalns Work IH'iv Miss IJlllan llansborff ha.H hern transferred to the I.a fJrande O.-W. oftices from Spokane and has Coin inciu'cd her duties here. Miss Hansbei'K succeeds Miss f leorgia, I.antreioh who has resinned und re turned to her home in Spokane. Weill llmklcls'ITVllliC .Mr. and Mrs. V. p. Hallard, of I.ji Drandc, ami Mr. and Mrs, J. M, Dowery of Island City, went huckle berry iug yesterday in the moun tains north of Klgln. They report lhat the benies are ipilte plentiful. At Ihe Lake M rs. W, S. I rarer and on, Sherman, and Mi, and Mrs. V, J, Apph-gate returned homo hist night after spending since. Wednesday nt Wallow a hi kc. Mr. Hurer Joined them for the weekend and also re turned last night. l ,.Lo I iiiunnl Trill- I A mountain trip that revealed jlo Do'in many of the west's untar nished beauty spots was completed la.st night w hen Mr. and Mrs. (Jettrge Hi rule and party returned from an eight-day trip which they made by horse. They ?nv lakes ami country thut comparatively few persons have ever seen taking In nu unusual amount of territory In the we;. The pa rl y Went In 1 ".'in Cove camping ut the Cather ine t 'rt'ek meadow., then the m out It of Hock er- ek on the Hig Milium, then at Hlue hike ubove. Minnm lake. From HI tic hike they w.'iit up copper Cove and on over to Steamboat, passing Swninp and Lorn: hikes. I'roni here they went b..i i, Die Northfftrk and cam" on home from I he Mi mi in. returning DinMi-h Cove again. They saw O. J. Price and son. Kusm-H, who nr on a fishing trip through that section- during their camping trip. The party bad Several fine catches of fish. Wit li Mr. and Mrs. Hirnlc KANSAS WHEAT BELT FLOODED Territory Near Hays Un der Water Damage in Six Figures HAYS.' Kan. July :M (AIM ', J'Mood conditions prevailed in the comparatively dry w heat holt of I western central Kansas today fol J lowiiiK near cliiudhur.sts In several iFectiom yrsierday. j Although SOU families were fore- Ird to fleu homes alter darkness last nl(,'ht when the swiftly risiiiK fuators inundated the low southern residtnee seellon, no l-iss of life was reported hero. j I'loperty il.imaue was tMlm.tlcd j at several hundred thous.' ad dol j lars. Wnler was six feet deep In the buildings of Kansas state tiachers cidlee and also had entered the t I'nioxi I'aelile hint Ion. duly t he f seeotid Mttry of many houses wn 1 above the flood. About a thud of the town was under water. Absence of any boats in Hays made necessary hastily improvised rafts, while women and children were curried from their homes op men's hacks. Tracks Washed (hit Ilallroad tracks washed out hi several places and It was reported the I'nlon Pacific bridge i.vW creek, n half mile west of here was doomed. j - The most fashionable homes were (located In the section tint ndat ed. : Uesfdeuts of lloisinnton wen; forced to higher ground when vmi rierH swept into the lower part of i, town. A mile of railroad track I washed out. . About. I tut families were driven ".from home near Kills when !crcek overflowed washing out a fuillf -i.f rnioil I'adfic tr;icks. I'roni three i ten feet of iti r . rajtcd through tin1 streets there. I'liousands of bushels of whe.it in :t e'vujor were snaked w hile -liock-: ed wheat nearby was ruined. were Alb-D Kl'sworth, who is mau Hirer of the Multnomah club In Portland. Mr. Kllswnrth is a emi sin of Mrs. HI rule's mother. Mrs. Harriett McDonald. He was for many years sccreiary oi" the I'ort- land flonrini; mill. Miss Mima Cooper, illfford Seitz ami Hliss A nsne completed the p,t il y w ho made the uiiusually Inlerehtin trip. (oiiig: for I Aaiiihiation lOarl Itoherls vent to 'Portland yesterday, .where he will undergo medlciil cain'n tl ion itmlei- i he vlule compciisnlioil department. Mr. Ktdierl reeetvi-d serious b ir tn jurh'H in an accident ia-d fall. The aceldenr has made It hnpossible for him to work since Ho n. rtnyttl tiult Yti-tcrthiy AmotlK .the linker kmH'Is ilae. on the I.a (.randc t w ho niife yesterday were C II. Hier, I Hifthelnier and Dr. c. I.. Ki; They stopjiod al the Saca. w " hiio belt-. The I ,a ( 1 rande try club extended the cotirie its eour.se lo the linker club st they mlkrht have practice oi CIohs greens in preparation f,i Intel--cil ' tournament ; Walhi next Sunday. Uely. y of Ihat Former .orlh Ptiwilcr Folk Merc Mr. und Mrs. J. A. White, of An gust a. Mont., spent Sun-'ay in La (irundc, stopping at the Sacajawei. A iiuinber ol years ago they made . their home, at North Powder, go n-: tlo AuguMa In LS'.t-. They have e:i- joyed looking over this section of tho country during their stay and noting the growth of lite com munities. Thu- visit was of par ticular interest lo W. i. Vaa'.:lin. manager of the Saeajawe;,, anl lo Charhs Herring, a clerk at ih.- ho tel, as Augusta Is their home city. Mr. and Mrs. While have been touring In the west ami v. ill go now- to Critter Luke and into Cull fornia, Hrml;.s HclHiit lloinc Judge and Mis. II. I Itrridy. have been gone Mtiice .1 up turned honie thN morning fi trip that took Diem ibrmigl ens of states ranging from Fit, rlda to New York on the cast coast. The object of their trip wa.i mainly to attend t he national Klks gi a nd lodge in-Miaiiii. Alter leaving La llrando they wenl to Salt Lake City, Whcri Ihcy spent I 'J hours. Dien going to Denver and later joining u special train of Klks. chiefiy fioni Colorado. Kansas und Missouri, ut Kansas City. The del egates from Washington. iregnn, Montana, Nevada and Idaho ul'o joined tills train. The group wcui through Hit -mini! hum, M-M-phis. Atlanta and Jacksonville. thence across l-'lorbla to the w esl side and to Tampa, w here t ln;V wen- en! " i -Inined from - to a o'clock in Dm afternoon. Autos Do-ri loot; 1 he i.--Itors lo SI. Pete, slung oer lie Dandy brblg-. which i ross.-s an ami uf the ticean ami is Die long et automot'ile liridge In !he woicl. They wei.- again entertained in St. PeliM'.st org'. Judge- and Mrs. Ihad (went to M ami net. arriving He-re ,i uiy a n 'i in- on i ne i . ii. .i . - T grand b.de. b.-.-t .1. TV entertained again ill Jael;: Their net imporiant stop Washington. D. P.. I'm a Ml 'villi frl-nds ; M r t. Hi inly fot m- Phi:ad-Iphta lii-y spent with her relatives and Ih lu New York, an i log I h. beforo Do- Tun my - II - in and were In the ,-py u hen of gang-D rs shot f-nm Th-y net w- iit up f I Albany, win-re Ibey hotjrs, inul also lll--and Chicago en route went under Ni.icai.i funnel ibt? Canadian constructed. Mr. Hra Diclr letutn trip , c reached Poeat' Ho. hi ruck Die heat HtnjDi colton and ' hae be n damage.) I riilu but in the corn I very good. Spt -iking Hradv says Dial Smitl LU 'fouGi hhJ that Tl .'.t.- t 'iirt!K ' TTT''r1' h Drum Corps To Play on Adams Avenue Tonight the American I.culoil drum corps, the American i.eyian drum corp. in fiii piJ.Ih. appearance iie r ieiiny new equipment, will play ai Adams avenue. The corps will use the contest number on which it has been wurkiny for some- lime and will play at the corner of the I.a tt amle hotel, the I 'nil oil Slates Nation. tl hank and the Sacajawea Inn. Tomorrow- nilit the drum i orps will !e i ve Tor Med ford to compete with ol her corps in the a n liu.it state convention contest. The appearance tonlKhi. ll is thought, will draw a larnr crowd of listen ers. , ' Atneiican Deion members de- clare that the corps has this year leached lis peak in ability. ' "A survey of (he history of the drum corps reveals that they have had an except hum lly active andj,1( com nienda lde record. coliipt UlK in every drum corps contest since the first one in 1!'.M in Portland. .In ItiJa they went to Prineville, 111 ' D.fji. to Marshfiehl. In IUL'7 here and this year to Mrdford. "Local folk may realize what u I drum cori: means lo a town from I last year's convention here. Pn- Idouhtetlly they are a real benefit, to the city they reireseut--tl.ls was demonstrated in the couM-ntlon lu re last year w hen the corps from J the various cities put the names of t, their Hume towns u. me irom oi a.., activities." said llayniond (t. Will iams, drum major of the corps to- 1 day. "They play a definite pari I in putting a city on the map." ho j added. 'We feel that the diunij corps is out of the legion's otit- MandiiiK services lo the community. : The American Legion nuances the e.ups entirely," Mr. Williams con cluded. ' Drive Launched To Defeat Al Smith KANSAS CITY. Knmas. July .10 (AP) A purported K il Klu Klan ilrie tin- muds in Kansas to help defeat Hovcrnor Alfred K. Smii i l.iliiielifil lo re Vest 1'ilaV W hen b tiers aiinoum ing Die appeal fr funds were distributid In front of Hie loi-a! p-..i. i,ut churches. The tvpewrilteii letters were pur - .,.,.1 i,, ... r it... i.'ii:ttiires of C. Jl. Mclttayer. Wichita. "tiraiul Dragon of tin- Kealm f Kaiis;is" and A. W. Murray, here from At- lanta. Da., to direct Klan move - minis. The numbers of postollle. bo:.es In Wichita, slate hcadunar It is and here, when- funds tuny hi nihh-cs.-ed, v. ere given in Dm let ler. Henry Ford Pins Faith on Men of 50 Pl'TKoiT. Jul old e peels to h'if TAP -'! ienry In i -e iii 1 he than he bis in the be told visitors who i eoiicralulate him ll birtbday anniversary. .111 opthnistle m I clear he had not yet zt- limb." last t enty, came today l on his t;:th l-'ord w as tl and made If found his "i lie lea ves (lie judgment and epi rienee of men over &0 .are es sential. "Y.m take all the cxpcrl ent e and judiuent of men over .1" on" of the world and there would n't he enoui:h left to' rub it." hi said. "Yonngslers have their phtei and .1 rr necessary but the esperl- en -e am! judgment of men ov 50 are what give purpose and tneaii in;,- to ymumer men's efforts." ltFL M IN t.FHMWV SWIMHMI i:.Di:. Dec. July 3n (Al' llela Kuu. a notorious cron n.unb t. who was ev pel led from Austria after serving a jail sentence for enteiing that country on a f a l.-e pass-pen . passed t hi oiigh Derma ny yeMirday M, rhai'ire of police offi cials, lie was placed aboard Die soviet .;! earner Hrt7"li bound for U us-jja . TO HnT, I'olt TlVd MA NAD p.. Nicaragua. J 1 1 1 .10 (AIM Niearagualis in Voting for lireideni on November I will have only the nominees of two old line part feN A doll o Itenard. conserva tive, and Cem rai Jose Maria .Mon-cai-a. llheinl- -to choose betwetMi. ELKS GET -WELCOME AT MIAMI rv " I 1 " ""I tS UM. r,n, in .1. jf 1 I" .'" v I ! . " " . -t ' ' - , s Ill (?) ' " - - rr.iiu I !'" I""' I' j !,.,.,!.. it . t-ji-l 'It "C ' " : iMi.ii- j.i,.ii,i,ii. iji--n'1 f M.htl,s Mr. i ,,., ,,,,, ,,v villi i i i t e,nu i" t,,. ;,.,ni! !.,... :, !. II. :: f.iv. J , rjB.,t; .m.,i iii,. .;1.il S. P. Witness On Stand Today In I. C. Cr Hearing I'tiltTUVNl), Dre., July !10 (AIM Two Southern Pacific company i'ep'eeniietleH ("nlf Die si and in the interstate commerce eoiuiuls-1 sbm era in rate hearlui; totlay to ' refute declarations bv the Dreuon i public service commlsiilon that thea, 'v0 square tuuen of Kra mv-l-ailroad could reiluce its f i eiuht j ei ed flat was burned ever, endan rnte.i .".a per cent in Oregon and ! Kerlm; tvi farm houses. The fir still make money. j was believed to have been caused .. K. l..y. Suu.,,.,-,, ealfl. .-ivll ,w "l:,ln '"..l.lu.,. engineer, tleelared that it costs pei ci in nioi t ior iiiaiu line tipera- iiwih in "H'khii i mm on lite nuuue eru I'aclfie system as a whole, lie said there was a ti.1 per cent k renter carrhr eharu In Oregon, liieludlm: main and branch lines, than on the rest of the system. He introduced statements to show that on the val ley line of the road In California, thorn could be hauled from Chlco Hakersfield 7i per cent more freight easlbnund ami 1-X per cent v est bound for t he sa me cost us over the Siskiyou lie also sild that over the l hlro - Hakersfield seeth.li 53 per cent castholind and Ml per cent west- bound could be hauled at the same cost In comparison with the Cas - cade line tu Oregon. u,lilvU,.,, .h, SwvlV svslem uf f m . 'S r w II A KlY SPf'OXT) 1) VY oij V Vil u I i LN OL 1 Ml IC S (Continued from rage 1) II- "s triumph was cheered vl iroiisly by the Yankee contingent s well as throiu.'hout Die stands s "lird Davy." pink-cheeked and mill mk. was carried off the field I (Mi Die Holders of teamtmiles. j Cnht I. sironuer of, the two Anier- 1 leans, appeared victim of a poor start but was outrun In the final dash alter pulliiiK up even with the 1 Hriton. j Third t p-cl A bljr upset came w hen ( i'f allairhan of IrelamI w Dr. P. mi the chain- ; , "Ivmplc hammer Dirt.w im: ploushj whh a toss of .D.:i! crs. skobl of Swedcti was : (itf'l Do- Americans, idack. .and C lor, finished third, met- com! u on fifth utul sixth, respectively. j hi a day In which they were beaten in all three finals the AmerU ) cn ns Kained small sat isfaclloti by .increasing their pollll lead. Ttdals sbowfil Ihe I aited States with :Fi )m, Ints. Hiltaiu Pi. Finland 17, ' Sweden Pi and Canada and Ireland each Dt. Today's w i niters w ere cuntpur Itc. ookot.it OS to two f lio. Mo- events while Lord Davy Hurghlev' of Filmland, who won the lUti meter burtllcs,. was lislcd as one of the nmst promising contenders but 1 Wb'4:lreii lit tie chance to beat t he American. .Morgan I aylor, who was defend I a g bis cha in plnn-diip won In 1 L' l. The time was Sii kcc ouds which was not nearly as good as Taylor has done but fast eon- .-Iderlng the truck. Movies In Decide Fifth Williams. Hrilish Columbia school boy, sprang the big surprise in the Dili meters by defeating the world's best, Including the high rated Americans, Frank Wyckoff and Hob McAllister, wh uld do no better than fourth and sixi h respectively. .McAllister ii nd Le-g,' of South Africa, who was given fifth place teiiiiitlvel.v, finished so close logether that the final aw ard of places bad o be postponed until imtvlcs of Ihe race could be studied. Jack London. Hill ish negro, a nd Ceor-e limmers. Die Herman took ! second and third In Ihe race, w hich Was Won III Pi seconds one-fifth slower than Die Olympic record. Irish-Americans had been romp , lug off wllh the hammer throwing championship for Fnele Sam re ' poaledly lu past Olympics but this time an Irishman, throwing for I Ireland won when pal O'Callaghall I mil the ball away DiS feet 7 1-2 j inches to beat O-isian Skobl of Sweden by four Inches. lalniund lilaeh. the best of th was a poor third inon Anieriiaus I ban seven feet behind, white his team mates. Don Dwynn und Frank Couriers, trailed Die Italian Poggbdl, who ' w as foltrt h. . h In what Di no'elists might call al pre il lb.we.r. II, m f.ii i, '-goel elk" and iheiii, The gfrls nioinited the elk duiing 10. convention itt Miami, They are. left Carolyn )osler, Mai fan 1 ten dun and iteagie store And Post Office Hums MKIU'OHD, tire., -The lleauli! store July 3t AI' and post of flee, operated ' Joseph Mayfirld, wan completely ilestro ed by firt, Saturday eVenlnu cuushiK an unea tlmated loss. An empry ranch house nearby was also destroyed m. rriiiAY w. im hi i n j VUVi:, lrc (Special) Matthew I W. Mitchell, a prominent and IiIkIi i ly respected cit ixeii of I'nltin county, passed away at his home .here July 1'7. at the uri of S years, eiuht months and 14 days. He was tiorn Nov. SA'.l hi l.a- .1 i Obituary otity in On'uii.'fiiy),(U, County. Mo. With his par- 1 rll(H ),,. n.,,Sscd the plains with nil ox (,Mim ja t S&S unit settled in Douiilas counlv. In the tiorhiL' of ) stilt he moved to the t i rande 1 1 Hondo valley. After Ida removal I there, ho attended the Hnscburjr ' and Upon graduation, ho ,aUKh B(.hm(l ln Douglas county tor several years., ( also taunlit in the CSruiulo, Hondo valley for three yeuia. j I 1 ,. 1S70 he was married to Mls 1 'Josephine Stevens l.ookillKless, of DouiiluM county. To this union, one iluiiKhter was born. A few months i later his wife passed away. In ISM ho imui i led M ls Jessie liitchcy, who lived but li few years and again he w as b it alone, until his marriage to Miss Matilda J. St. John, in the early t'Os. Mr. Mit ch II was cleaned in funning and the raising of nuuy slock. In I H'i he wiik elected to tho slate legislature. He has been for many years an invalid, and tor the last eiuht yeurs has bet n con - il to his bed. His w lie passed aw ay in Jr. u nary of (hi.-. c.ii . Ho is surv i ed by his daughter. M i s. Lillian I-'. Htown, si Kiaiolcbild i en and four great - grandchildren, all of Portland, Ore. His daiiKiiti r, Mrs. Hrow u and his Kraudauhter, Mrs. Small, have been lu re carina for him since the dentil of hi wifi- in January. 1'un- 1 services were held at the Mel hot) 1st Kplscopal church oil Sunday. ill AHH;S I It A Nt IS liltOOKS l-'nnef i, I serv ices w ciu )udd hero yesterdav for i 'harles l''rancitl Hiooks who passed away July 2T in Porl land. Services were held from Hie Hunter tX: Huh Hen kump mor tuary. Charles Hrooks was born In Porl laud tm Nov. 1 , 1 S as, ami auie to Lu Dramie ut the age of seven immtlis growing tu manhood here, le n.cttlved all his education, w il h the except bin to'eonn yeiir nt Wushlngloii High school In Port land- here. Mr. Hrooks was made a III ennui for the O.-W. In PUTS. He dhd al Dm S!. Vim-cut's hos-' pltal following a goifer openiion. at the ago of I'll years, eight months Jud -I days. Do was tile son uf ( Mr. ami Mis. F. P. Hrooks, of Kano-ln. Mr. Hrooks was married to Muriel Cook, of Castle Hock, Wash., on Doc. 3. 1 '.O t. To this union Were' born three children, Charles Frum-ls Jr.. 7, Finest 1 Fra n k Hn, f.. and lona Maud, 4. Others who mourn his loss are Ms neil -grandfather. (). T. Shaw, f Kaimla, his gra tidniot her, Mrs. 1 Hrooks Hreliier and husbaml, of j'-" Diaude, his uncles ahd aunts, i Harry S. Hrooks und wife, of La umle. I oiau Shaw and w lie, of Htehlield, Ida.. William Shaw, of Salem, Orvil Wallace and wife, of Pasco, Wash., Hen Wallace mid wife, Victoria. H. C. and Victor Adcock and wife, Portland, ami Mrs. Anna Hiooks, of I.a Drande. Other surviving relative am Mr. ami .Mrs. F. It. Cook, Cnwtb: Hock, Mr. und Mrs. S. Cook, t iisl lo Hock, M r. and M rs. Harry llieksle. Peudletoti, Resides cou sins and many I'rietMts. Int.-rmeiit was mude in the Ma- onu: , fiiii-U'ry. Keep Cool Dnriug the Summer Months f ' - . API l.i: HA I HIND a t nil w :iii . HI HPIND Al t (HplL Will tlllMUlalo the w hole body and yoti will (e.d Dial spb-n-did Klow of health and eroigc. I a ading at lih-t. h hk and reeiMrituelid It. I'ml lltilCll' (tlass Drugs Inc. La (i rande. Ore. m 3a.'sSJL Jaw Guard Company I'm i: iii'ii;is. At Drill Tonight; A total of J7o.i - In United Suites treasury checks will he dis tributed to tho members of Pom puny K at Die regular drill period tonight. These checks represent tho armory drill pay for (ho quar ter ending June 30. j The drill attendance table that la sent out by the headquarters of the Oregon national guard each month,: shows (he la t! rande company lop-' pinix the list uf all tho rifle com panies In the state, for attendance at drill during June, with an aver age of JJU.2 per cent for the month. Although some members of the! local company are on vacation.-.! working In Die harvest or fighting lorest tires, mere are stilt euotign members of the company In town to make the weekly drills interest ing und also maintain the rating in class A. ! The schedule Tot- tonight's drill! Is a.s follows: Instruction In rifle t marksmanship by platoon leaders, instruction In military courtesy by Lieutenant Satiford, check of per sonal ei uipment ami payment of the company by Captain Ilean. Knlistmeiits since camp are No Ian Sklfr, Dallas W. ireen. Will iam J. O'Neal, Clifford Cuchralt and II, Yeske, transferring' from Com puny l, I s ti i li Infantry 10 La D rande. The following members of Company V, have been discharged or transferred since returning from camp: Kdwln Jack, Van Yutes, Joe Hutchison, Ivan S, Storey. Volcano Quieter; j People lo Return' MANILA, July 3ti f A I M Thei volcano Mayoii tpileted tlow a sime- I J what toihiy ami authorities and re-' lief agencies working among the terror sirh-ken populace of west ern Albay province art1 urging resi dents to return (o (heir homes, j t As a means of forcing them lo re. I ut ii, aid i being wtt alu Id until liny go hack to their bono.-.. This ! method has been exercised every- w here except in one village which is considered tn (lie iinnu-r r.oue. i to Difotti in;i.Ft;u; P.ODOTA. Colotnbia, July j (AIM Dispatches from Harampill- I la to4a said .Mbertu Castriiion, ' Colouibiati workmen's dch-ualc to ihe last Moscow' conference, had ' heen ordered deported to Mexico ; by the tlepartnienlal governor on instructions from Hit' ministers of stale and war, WASIIINDTON. July 30 (AIM (A survey lo deiermlne the feusubi' jily of constructing a dam In the. Colorado river by the government j I got under way today al the Interior i J depart men! Ill response to tt re-1 I quest by congress for such an ex-j ' umlnallon. 1 Last Day I THE PLAY GIRL Witk Madge Bellamy 'The ever old, ever new story of a moth and the gay white lights of a city." Companionate Mirage News Tidbits Face Value . i . . b-ior Mcljuilcn, tar uf "What I'rlci! tibiry," In the grcalua rnlc of bis career, n Mthlicr Hie I'lMclgti Legion on Irilir to avenge his family honor A fas cimtling mmi on ice of 1 1 eland - rat ing horse Idalog ra-dlcs and a f hive lhat t-onuiicrcil jealousy ami to happincMt, 13 SCOUTS RECEIVE HIGH AWARDS AT COURT 0l HONOR (Continued from Pago 1) camping, carpentry, civics, rooking, cycling, flreiminsiiip, first aid to onlmali, hundlcraft, hiking, leath er craft, pathfindlng. pioneering, reptile study, scholarship, wood working, hog and pork productions. Friday night the scouts hud stunt flight, patrol No. 4 winning the cun test, giving Doudeyc Dick's revt nge. Those tu king pa rt w ere A I c c tt nd Lester Uarlinghotise, John Dunn. Jack Fisher, Hailand Slmonc.i, Kid", ney Alcxuiidcr, Dick J la! ley, Hert Abernathy and Vernon Norrls. Tho thlfd division of camp eom tnenerd yesterday w ith Im s en rolled. Yeslerday was visitor's day at camp and a pleasant day passed. The HeV. itobert Lee. of l.'nloil. conducted very Impressive anil woHhwliile S4rvlcca during the uft ernoou. The Coolest Place in Town l'lenty of ventilated fresh air The Tiffin wk buy for t kss k si;ll for Ijkss HEAVY WORK PANTS In daik colors. Good wearing and excep tional values at $L 15 Heavy Whip Cord AVork Tants in. grey and tan. Well made and good-fitting $2.50 MewYo R K b TOHiiZ Destroyers of IHuh Prices fg TODAY TUESDAY tf fUnnf mJ lw Iff ViaORMMCUN IARRY MM-JIM CPIIMIV IAH Kil - ik pah HXWVriU JOHN fORD'o"" .Mm. 'I'-IIOM' I.I.M;" I'I Ihlle j..i,! -mi.