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Tuesday, Aupiist 7, 102R LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER- Pape Fives I Local NewsJnBrief ,.,,. Horn iHiK -i-- Miss N.irmu Stoddard, of Maker. Jt Sumluy visiting frU imIh tn La tJriiiun prlve n IVmlMon Mioses ' Anne Stunge, n,.t-((H-lii.in and Murjorlc Itcyn'dds matcred tn Pendleton this morning Hero From linker '" ' ' TiMitmy IhCTinHiinU ..Una., liyder, ! y p, i.-. ....v. , hi U tiraiiut-. An loin Mrs. Marjorio Francis and HUlli.r. Mis. Ha rah Md'all (MiiblishiHK thetr lnuue at the Ten- nin-'t'Hi nsldciieo at the corner of Main avenue and Oak street. j YMihiy: at Haiiuf- . Mi- Sarah Mn'aH has hecn vl- iiintr i'i Maine lor Ih-' last s.-veral ,j.V.s v.ith lu-r son and daughter- in-'luw. Mr. and Mrs. Hm;li Me- ,-,H Mr. McOill is cashier of the Haines bank, iiiiri I'W IIoiih- Mi.-.s lYaiicis Ma lot L who has been visiting hero with her sisters. II. o. wmttn aiot .Mis. Kliza w'eeks'is ln'th 1 tuck for several Icav iinr tomorrow for her home, in S.in I'Vaueiseo. A' Hen' Citi' ritiV-'iul Miss May Colt and Mr. and Mrs. t roo k Colt, of 1'orllaiKl, have been vi l.a (iralide for the last few days or the funeral of their mother. Mi;'. Anna Colt, yesterday, They are at the honm of their sister, Mis. -M. J. Cons. Mi tin: ItclatUes Mr. and Mrs. l-'rank Owen and Miiidl son, Wayne, and trs. I,. N. Ynuug. all of Independence, Kan., are Uniting at the homo f Mr. (Um ii's parents, Mr. ami Mrs. J. 1 . t)wvn at their home on C, ave. Ttn-y expect to be hero abotit three YMied at lniitM'licn Mis. drin Campbell, (r Wallowa. r tin lied last night from Mont jielier. Ida..- w here she lias been itxlting with her peuple. She was nut la-re by Mr. Campbeltjind they n-liii le d home to Wallowa lotlay. Mr. Campbell is fiupcrinteiidcnt of tlie schools at Wallowa. Slopped Here 11 Mr. ;ud Mrs,, L. I-;. Cavitiess and lln l;iimhtTK Orace, Lijs ami JS.nliiie, of J 'orl land, and Lespo IliiKer. of Los Angeles, ial,, slop 1'eil for a short visit wllli'Mrs. Ct-jire Moliter . last Saturday on Uieir way hoNK." 1 'l;i'otn YN'allOWit la lie where limy hud been for a lew days. M-ter I- ISelter i Mrs. Nellie Seni-er returned several days hkq from Winchester. lt.-i.. where she was called ley tlie K' lioiis illness of her brother's wife. Mis. Fred Jcnnis. who was Miss Hance Fine, of Klglu. before her )n;irriai;e. M i s. pencer reports Hud .Mrs. Jen nis is now iuipruving very :;.iiisfactoriiy. K in Montana Mrs. "Tige" Larseti, of Corvallls, will reliun toliioirow from Moli lalia w here she has been visiting i--l;ities for a few days. Mrs, Lar H'ii .trriveil here last week lor .i M with La (Jrjinde friends, leav ing S.itinday night for Montana. Ma- will remain here for several '-ys at least before rot ti ruing to 'ei v;i!iis. Ih-ote to Portland -Mr. ami Mrs. ,L It. Oavy and son, k'eyd. and daughter, Margaret, ac Hmipanied by M t.s .laliet Itingner. '"'I by car last Friday for Port-!ui-i and Western. Oregon on a iiianlh's vacation triit. Miss Janet weni mi to Marshfield with Mr. and , Mrs. v. c ha t-boii ea tt, of that ''!'. w liom tdie met in Portland. s'i'' win visit there and will h!i f-iiend sonic time with relatives In 'i-'ene and Port land before re- birnitig home. Mr.-Oavv is an ".-W. brakeman. Wliiii I'min Walla Walla 'I" I'rank 0!inger now of Milton IreiwaiiT who was hi the feed ''isin. ss in . (Jramle 4 years u:e. the growth in La Grande and w- inity is amaxiug. Mr. (Ming ,T li 'd in.) been-back since leaving "'' ' "y ami he marvelled while ' the eiie hiiprovemetits and ,','eto,,u,n(Ki rom men ting part ic rf1' 'ly on the street improvements id ui the fine highways in the vi- lititiv. ,Mr iini )ns (dinger Were "'(.lid guests of Mr. ami Mrs. v- " McArthy, Mrs. McArthy ) -ing th.-ir niece. While bete Sun- drove to Anthony lake Nort h Pow -ie So highly Mpt d with La Grande was Mr. ('bi.ger that he in-el ' " I" return here e la red he would to make his They have recently bevti on o ''.illlociia. Mr. ami M 'S. wsiird with a large mini- old friends during their SAMPLES FOR Arc here now for jour inspection. Tailored to vour order. 935.00 to 975.00 Clothes Of Quality JLINT'5 0-OTHIE w THE STORE WITH - i n1v Kaiiwlu M,s ,- a ' '(C ( KaVu".u' Wiis today. - "-"VI tinu nil up pel Ilomn Prom Yiiiicouvciw Itayinoml Puytnn has let urncl to a Unlink, from Yancouver-whero-in- has Meii attending it. o. T. C tins summer. VKitc.l IU Ialies .r. mi. i .Mrs. A. M Gobi I Miss Mabel Stdu.efcr and Mr. and Mrs. in nry ijirpenier ("pent Sunday vis. Mling iHaliv . it.lk,.r and friends in Ketnins to Muishriehl Merl (iul.rl lefl this mm am.- i.- lioine In Maishrield. Ore., aft. r Pending two months ami a half hi l.a lirande at the home of his father. A. M, Cobel. ,k,,,,r, rum Ijike N,r "ni1 MrK- ' Smith and """W1"' "". M'. Marian IteddU-k 'biuchter., Hieky, re- IUr",,f Sunday from a vaeation trip to Wallowa Lake. In New Sho l.oren Carver, who with ('ti.s 'eal piirchased the Kaeujuwea barber shop, moved Into his neiv t'l"y. J'AtlnuuMi I 'Ire , I A small grass ht-i; in'tho''lf'." block on Jefferson avenue wiis eMlnuul.Hhed at f;!5. o'eloci; tliis I morning by one of the tiremen,j using a chemical apparatus. Not damage was done. I To Attend .Mctrlhtg A. J. Stango, vice president of tl Mt. Kmily r.umbur cuinpany. let;t j last nitrht for Spokane where he' is uttemJing the semi-annual meet- ing of the Western l'ine associa-j t ion. linker lumber companies J- win oe represented at the meeting. Vlilcl lien' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stagg.s ami Mr. and Mrs. Kniury Statrus and i.iiiiiiii'r, niciie, oi esion. ore. , stopped in La (Jrande veste.dav lo ! lslt with Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Key naud. of Key nuud's b-aut sJmp. The two families hae l.e.-n spnd ing seV-ral days at Wallowa lake. Alteiidimr Misting Mr. and Mrs. (J. S. Pirnl.. are in Centralia. Wash., where. Mr. Hlr nie, as president of the 1-a (Jrande Lolary club, is attending the meet ing of llotariaji presidents anil sec retaries. Mr. and Mrs. Mintm tiro oNpceted home on Thursday.. They an making the trip by car. On Cuniphe; Trip- ...jMr,. and Mrs, K. roimy oir ti 1 w o-w ( i. . ; ,i . .. i. I Catln rlne creek. They will fish iiv seyerul streams ami lakes during their interesting trip. Mr. Kmmett js O.-W. brakeinaii and .Mrs. Kmimtl Is in the beauty parlor business.. ArrKing l-'roin Walla Walla and Mrs. (i. K. Claymmh will havo us their guests at their home on Oak street tor a few days this week Mr. and Mrs. (I. IWhltenian. ot Walla Walla, who will arrive beer this evening. To morrow Mr. alii Mrs. Whiteman, Mrs. Chiyeomb's mother. Mrs. Anna ' Leslie, and Mr. and Mrs. Claycomb will motor to Wallowa Lake tor the , annual Wallowa enmity pioneer i picnic. ; To .Hake Home Here I Mrs. H. S. Hall accompanied by j her son. Herschell Mammons, ami 'A. M. Laitwotf and by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hurdeii and baby daugh ter, of Seattle, arrived in l.a (Jrande Sunday, joining Mr. Hall who has been here since last winter and is employed at the Hirnie" .lew"lry slon-. Mr. and Mis. Hull will mnke their home here permanently. He h;IH purchnsrd a honm at 1e: Twehh street. Mrs. Hall declares that ::he l.r a! read j very hr-ppy here and likes lier new home. Her sou and Mr. Itauw otf w HI also livo here. .Mr. ;nid Mrs. Ituiihti will I be the gu j tor about ! home. sts of Mr. !, Week h. and Mis. Hall me returning Arrived YiMeidav Mr. and Mrs. John W. Heiin- tt. formerly of Fi.isytli. Mn.. arrived here vestei'IaV and are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mr.s. It. A. Wilkerson. Mr. and Mis. (bniietl will le.nh ju lite Frutld-ile ychool this winter ami are looking over the surrounding emmtry and g t - ling ae.iiatnt ginning theh r.p.t i at oi y to he k in S. pe ruber. Tli-y are grailu.i'- s of the i oiorado Stat- Teachei-.s e..i- ge. and lire e!d- tl friends of Mr. ate) Mrs. Wii- keison. Mr. and M rs. Wilkerson and Mr. am M ' It- :hi. tt : l-miily to make I cm tn -i w h re tin H.-iineiis u ill ha e Ifieir j first experteie jileking huelJi - ' much Imi - ; Grande Komhi l:ing inrwiird to , w ii h in ii Ii ni - I bi-rrb s. Tie v prssed with ih valley, and are the coming y thusiasm. O MEN'S SUITS A CONSCNCe' Visiting lVom Now York I , Max Snrlat. of New Vork City, , is visiting hi La Grande toUy. Mr. -Sarlut is eastern bur fur the NW (York store chain which has store! I in Idaho. Washington and Oregon. j On ucattoii Trlji ' .Mrs. MyrUe Hoist is upending ft ! ck visiting in Pendleton with a nephew and at Helix with her sis ter, Mi. Htchurd Toslcr. -Mrs. Getst Fit here Sunday. Mm. L. 11. Irwin, who Ik a sales woman In the 'ladies' ready-to-wear department of Hill's Htore, left this morning by atuge on u vacation trip lu Seattle. iion i rom ivinllrtmi j Mrs. osrar Cutler returned to lier posl m,r(l Illtrn,p., thl, convention home here Saturday from lendle..ut Medford. returning on tho ipo I4.n hen- she has been visltln her c,uI car y,,.,.,. ,,ioi ninjf. t mother for tho last fivo or six! .w.-ek.. Mr. and Mrs. Cutler midto ,NlimH to Mork t lieu- home here at -111 I- irst ..street. II Ih resident engineer for'work ... ,,,,, 1)OS, oftl(.0 this ,,,,. tin- lii'hu.-iv ili'imrt incnt. :t Aif CampiiiK on Glnss III II Mr. and Mis. C. IT. M ontKoinery and their son and two daughters, lb-leu ami Marjoile and Miss lian llotiiwell are camping on Glass Mill for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery spend the day liore at work, going up lo the camp ach veiling. JU JV-lurns rifm Salt Lako CHjr. j Krank Cuip-n, employed at Wct ' eiihaver's, retui ned Sunday from (Salt I jake city where ho , took" a jpeohit course in window decornt- inc work., Mr. uih'n drove and I was gone about ) day. He re'porls'northwest and home through Can ju ifiost inn-resting and wyrthwhlle course. , ' ,J ItouriMt trains which linvo been ; - ' ' through here this summer. Itn Mom Walloua ' '. ' ' -Mr. and Mrs. 1,. F. -Allen- ohd'ArrhC I'rtutt VoitlHiid Vdiug son. Jlovnnl, 1 ore In La f jdramle fnr two tiiiya from Wallow 1 whero Mr. A Hon. owns n drug store' Mr, and Mrs.' Alb n brought their son lu re for a tonsil operation. They are visiting friends In l.a iiitndo during their stay. Mere I'niill Jiwpli 1 Miss Louise Kennedy, of Joseph, (spent today visiting in lai (Jrande. Miss Kennedy is working this sum- nier lit Wallowa l.ake. She at- j leaded normal sehool at Monmouth . j , iM wUI U'Uil1 nrar Jo1 ph this w iul (iic-(n Hen l'rsini Walla Walla j Mr. and Mrs, W. I). McArthy have as their guests at their home hit I2u!l Sju-ing street Mrs. Me- 'Artliy's mother. Mrs. Oraee Pftrl and her daughter. Vlol-t, of Walla y Walla. They en mo here Saturday : night, driving over with Mr. and Airs. Frank (dinger. Mr.1. McArthy is Mr. Oilnger's sister. Mrs. Petri ;um1 her tlauuhter will return ltoino j Wedm-nday. j - ' jile(l Hert ' Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Kooeh and night on their way from a. side. They spent today here visit- the Interstate commerce eomnits ing with Miss l-'velyn l-'alconcr. Mr. slon hearing In Portland W, If. and Mrs. Kooeh planned to return Guild, superintendent of the second 1'iuiie this (vening while Miss t division, returned home this morn Kooch c.msiflered remaining with j Ing. Mr. (iulld presented lestl Miss Falconer until tomorrow. juiony at the hearing, representinir .the operating department of- the A Kited l'roni llols o.-W. one of the four departments Mr. and Mrs. Furl McUonough. 1 front which testimony was given at wiio moved to Holse from La the Important hearing which has (Jrande a month or so ago. returned t been attracting wide attention, in home yesterday after spending scv-, today's h-e(ronlan and arttelenp eral days visiting here. They were' peared telling of the testimony as guests of II r. and Mrs. Chailes Gra- presented by Mr. Guild in the ram ami Mr. and Mrs: U. V. Cop-J hearing. "A fJ percent reduction M'V. Their little daughter. Nancy, in grain niles would virtually menu with ibein. Mr. Mel onough. ' w lin was in tin shoe business here, j is nnw with a shoe company out of I i Kansas City, making Hoise his C. M. Ootids, of tin- auditing de j headquarters. Ipartment, and Walter II. Guild, dl- j . . vision superintendent, at ycter- , Cut Hand at I'-wdosn I day's session , of t he interstate i 'ail Kobe it son sustained ' a j commerce commission hearing , seere cut In his hand while work-1 here" the story began. ing at Pfindosa Saturday. Klmer ; Sioddard brought him to La Gramb i J! to the hospital for medical treat- ) Mill oil A. Miller Hde tin nt, He is recovering satisfac torily, from the injury but he will nor (e, able to work again this Hummer, at cording. Jo Ills family, lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hobertson, who live on Fast Adams venue. Having lutcrcMhig Trijv j Friends of Mrs. W. F. Huchunan and daughter. Gwendolyn and foil. Kdward, report that the three are j having a very happy summer trip land that they will leave the middle ol August for home. Mrs. Hueh ;inaii and her , -son uild daughter are now- in North Carolina, having iust tinlshed their .Florida visit, and are visiting at various cities along the Atlantic scM board. They are driving. In-tall, d Pr.ntei I an Tanm r. superintendent of I the jtnw mall-Hicks Lumber com pany, returned home Saturday not. i a business trip to Washing ton and Idaho. Mr. Tanner In stalled the JiiniuT printers, which he put on the market rationally hist spring, at. two lumber mllin, one ,tl llo- I eer Park Lumber com pa ny at I i er Park near Spokane and another at the Craig Mountain Lomhei company at Craig Mouil l.iin. Ida, .Mrs. Tanner and their da u Khier. Gladys, neeompunied film. Tiiey w ere in the Spokane . ;cimi y I lift, driving down from tlefe on the North-South hlginvay to the Idaho town ami then leturn (rig home via . I laker. They w ort. :;ele i Week OT SO. ll;i Pitvfthrti Hrre It has taken just two da a lo e..minie H. I-;. Scott, formerly of Meol.tt .i. that lo- s going to "like a!tuig La Grande home mighty w H.'' Mr. Scott has ncrepted a pontton wii)t the J. c. I' nil' y coui-l-.i iw and I'ni 1 1 no need bis iisyocia H'n" h ie this morning. Thin Is his (iii ep. ri nee. be save. In KaM . ii! (iigon and he admit that lo inidei . ft ioi;it 'I Die section before. ' La Grande is a itiueli largi r. bui-ier iT-fl pi-ttor town than I had c pr.t.d and I know that I'll like tt Pei..' he added. Mr. Scott Is :oriii'jiy..from ifti. m- ttb . in tin' inner l:nFf ralb-y of Montana. He ,"n.i rt;eeiit!y .h'-en in .o her parU of Is lii r4itcririso Mrs. W. A. IturiiH pent today ut Knterprlso visiting ami transacting bust nets. I'mlrrwrm liora(ioii Mrs. J. J. ijulnland. who is vl.i- iuk nrrr irom wineouvcr. vusn., underwent an operation yesterday at tho Hut 1-ake sanatorium. !.i In Peirtlaml Mrs. (J rover Grimmctt Is spend ing several day a visiting In Port land. Flltlm( tin iJiglc Creek Mr. ami Mrs. t'het Thompson loft veslerdnv for tho Kudo Creek ' jronntry on u several day's flshlniij jlrlp. They will be homo by the first of the week. Mr. Thompson, ;.vhn llt r,,,,,,,,,,.,.!.. nf ti. i,.riii John It. Joli n It. Oarrit v ret nt-tnnl to ..r...l " i .i. .. ...i.. I Mr. ;arrity attended tlie American 1 J Legitin, convention at Medford and . previous to that went on a fishim,' .trip In Waltouu county with Clyde 1.11-'l.elyhton. Walter l'riee and Claude l.yneh. They flsheil the Minam, Itli; Sheep and other streams in the country. SMtjil Train Through A special passenger train, one chartered by the ltaymond Wh It combe travel bureau which ar ranges for special tours, passed through l.u (Jrande at o'clock yesterday afternoon bound west. Vhe train Is going up into the ada. This is one of several special Mr. and Mrs. ruddock have their guest at i'n" Spring street 1 1 ,( ,. j ltulmer and her sister-in-law. Mrs. A. J. Hah lier. both uf Port land, who arrived here yesterday by car This afternoon Mrs, Paddock with hvr gue.ltx lirid several other friends will go to Cove for a .swim ming party and will be joined there for ii picnic smjiper and evening by 11m husbands. On Thursday Mrs. Paddock and her guests will motor to Wallow a Lako for A day iv no. l-lthig Here Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Jones and .Mr. ami Mrs. (Jeoige Palmer, all of ' pnrtland. arrived last night for a 'visit with relatives here. They Nvlll also visit relatives In Maker. - They are visiting- with Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Williams. Mr. and Mrs. "W. K. Oesterllng. Mrs. Kmma Harding and Mis. Lydla Ornndy. .Messrs. Jones and PnlmT aiv rmis- ins of Mrs. Williams and Mrs. (feslerling and nephews of Mrs. , J la nllng and M rs. f; randy. They will return to their homes the last fid the week. They are members of thn' -prominent pioneer famlly tind Mr. ('uthl lielurn Saturday at that the O.-W. It. - N. rallroa'l would be forced to operate at a loss, according to testimony of .1. "i:ight-om- years ago my father went across Oregon In a pioneer truln at the rate of about. 11' miles a day. Lust night I crossed our wonderful state in about 1 houis." Thus Milton A. Miller, ex-: sella I or, piomincnt member of the demo cratic pjirly, orator and native sun painted the empire-building that is part of the Western epic. The prominent Oregnnlan is in La Grande today calling on friends lie fore going on to Wallowa Uike to morrow where he Is to be a spe cial speaker at the Wallowa county annual pioneer picnic. He arrived here on train No. 1" I this morning and will, lie driven to the lake to morrow by Julius Hoeseh. "Port land Is a very busy place just now. with Huyer's week." said Mr. Mil ler, "It is a very Tine tiling, le ne. ficlul for the city, and beneficial too. W e feet, lor t lie hlJVer.H." p went on. Mr. M lit' r addressed Un ion county pioneers at tin ir annual picnic hist liiont h. ISO Passengers Taken From Ship pour a i ;ti h i:, (nt., Aug. 7. (Al1) 'Che :,m p;isciigi-rs m llo upper hikes steamer lltiroillc were .:,ifi !od V" t' !. ItiiT .JeuioveO from the ship which ts hard aground on a pin mi el" of roel, known ns Lucille Island in lake Siij-rior, -a mileH Moiillo.irt ot here. Many of the passengers were enrsiouists f i oui t he Flitted states. The ulenMirr ran aground on tln j isle ml m the early moi it ng horn h -yerday. Th teaiier I 'haul ptoln answered the I J uronlc's r;ills for Mflstaitee and took the p;o'ciigerH off. 'I'll, Port Hill utile w as oil he Arthur from Oulullt. way to Minn. .HMMV It IM-.II ItT MIsMMi Pi;Tl..XO Aug. 7 (API i Anxtetj was fell late tday f..r J James Uimdiari. lt--vtar-ohl Pol t - I'm) flier, and an unidentified man who took off fi.. m Seaside at 11.3a a. in. bound f'tf- Portland. No word' bod been r"Cvivtt ftoiu them ul :. o t p.- u. 'FILE MURDER CHARGES IN LOCAL COURT (Continued from rage 1) u'elneU. aecordlnff to Mr. r. ' ltalsloii. J (Ireen & Jless. w ho wero la to j yesterduy sociired by the defendant M,! ' .or j-.ti- imrtmpiit. Mows" Interests, It was announeed; TUo nrst Kreut Objvct of t he l es j today. Thry arc not ready to make ; iM,rj WH n.U.lt,(, 41)l.,v ,,)t( im.n. any public Matemenls as to thft, wh(1l Uvvra ,lmilly Hnereed..U eours they Intend to pursue. j (n M,la,.,ll(r a s,m1 eable to thi Thero Is mneh speculation tt.day I (l ViliU.,., ,, , tiwu. (llhtt as to when Kallows trail will be ; 'u'14'' that tho trial! ould be held In elreiitl court j in the near fmuro. as an adjourn- j ed part of the June term of court.;. The next regular term of court will j ranyements have been made as yet , ami ineso n.oe to wan. umi. further developmelltH. I .... ' ' ni:iilo fur .Mr. 1'ihtv'm funeral, hut I """ ho tended to tomorrow M.....U..S. iiviu ifi. from out-of-town relatives heforo a time Is set for the services. It was announced yesterday that five bullets struck Mr. rarry's al and ody, but a later examination disclosed that only four hit one piercing his arm and three lodging In his body.. A bruise, be-j llevcdwlo have been ea used by the1 bullet that went through his arm. uii his side wan at first glance mis taken for a wound. It is reported. Raditch 111 And Trouble, Brewing VIKNNA. Aug. 7 A!') There were indications toilav that fephnJ ... ,... the cause of perliut m no pol'iie.:! storms than any ' Kit: ipeau Man S" man since the war. pr.v; riously HI The Helgrade government was ri-itorteil to have tlrafted several .regiments jor xluty- at Zagndi toJIQOVER WILL prevent trouble tn event- of Ka dilch's death. Vlmlimir Hristovttch. editor of the helgrade paper Jed iusto, has been assassinated for at-tiiel-:ing Itaditch in the columns of his paper. Oispalchcs from Zagreb said that an unfounded rumor of lladlteh's deal h drew thousands of excited people of both sexes to the groat peasant party leader's villa. Hun dreds, of persons were remaining around the leader's home awaiting reports from the sick bed. Courtney Wants Tn A rtrti Ft 4 v m , u , Ni;W yoitK. Aug. 7 (AP) Cnitain''nink T. Courtney ami M. H. Mourner, the Canadian banker who backed Ilia Ilt-futed flight In Newi'ottmlland ' from the Aforcs, would like to try It again. The two in on. who w it h 1 wi( companions were, picked up In mbl- Ailaiitic where fire forced their skilled In the art of appearance b plnne down. believe If ships letlfof" H mlciodiOlie put their em. their flying boat drift unmolested tduisls upon important pails of it will float lo the Spanish coast their word flow, ami be available for another try. J Another H -hmhi There still is another reason why I.IKHOX,'"' All. 7 AP)Tlio ' M- Hoover will be bet I er Kit isl led Polish airmen Majors Louis ldl- kowskl and K'aslmlr Kubala nrc 1 hlmseir upon his camiiaign. Then aiixleus to return to Parts where, j"' be aide to abandon the they started a trans-Atlantic flight policy of silence which he mapped which ended when they fell Inlo'oot for himself immediately upon the sea. They are already Inlklngil'h nomination: n policy which his of making another attempt but this ! "dvisors hold has been one of wls apparently hinges fin whether their Jdom. big scs(ul-dnne rHn ,(. repaired H'' will be free to discuss Issues before adverse flying weather be-jnd niestloiis as they m-lse without conies prevalent. waiting lo deliver a set speech. I Those who know Mr. Hoover are 'convinced th:it be Ik irnioir In nrt.ve Fort Blows Up In Bucharest Monday MCCIIAKKST, Itumanla, Aug. 7 (API Six soldiers on guard at Fort ( 'at (dim on t he outskirts of Itueharest w ere killed when the fori u-.'ts blown up yesterday. Flames poured fort h from the foil alter the explosion. Fxptod ing shells, four hundred of which were of the high explosive variety, showered the neighborhood, The origin of the explosion w.j.s not determined. The tle-ory was advanced that was due to the terrific heat of lu:t in the shade whlh caused the combustion of defei plosives. spontaneous live high ex- Airman, Montana Business Man Hurt LHWIHTOWN. t A Pi .Pa. k llld Mont., Aug. 7 eker, aviator, and Walter Tiafl'ley, Lewfston business iiciii. vere seriously Injured today when t heir phi ne crashed at a ram h at Li ooks, about nine miles north of Lewilou. 'Die engine stopped when they werA at an al tiMlde of tIMI f."t. Ilidi'cker has a broken leg. nu oo it.tM bruiscH ami pnsIMy Inter nal Injuries. Traff ley's back was broken and his reeovi.iv is doubt ful. Nebraska Is Safe For Hoover, Claim CHICAGO. Aug. 7 (API For hot Governor Samuel P. MeKelvk of N'ebrnsku, editor of the Ne hr fka Farmer, conferred today Itll .lame W. dootl, manager of U(.wl(1 republican ieutpUa Her. bringing wool tlmt "the spirit of W'llb.i m Jt lining'! lti yau voll ma ke Nebnka sfi fe for Herbert Hoover." KM ITALIANS ARE I LMimsONKI) IX i SUHMARIXG F-ll (C'lhtimid from Page 1) dueed and I1 maximum depth 1m only f. ct. The subrnarln now Hch in more titan 1 'JO feet of water, or almost i i. e p.., ...r. tto.ti ..o.f p i . oo ... foro eoiisidoiod merely a tpiestion of tlinu before the watertight coin purtments jield. Although com muni at ion. be tween tint submarine and tin- i cs cnern Ih helm; maintained, it Ih not known how many members of the erow are .si ill alive and it Ik reared that Homo may have been killed by the. first rush tf Water which was prevented frum flooding 'hi- entire submarine by her wutei'lighl eom- ii.X,,.,,), ntcii it u-n n.n.t,. i.. nulltlflllr ,,,, n, n Mllln n...,, . nimi.-P w.ui. 1 KrfortH lo ,ir, ttl(, s,ln.irtn4. vv)!, kIii Mtiin UJI 1H1.sslh,t, . i i,..!,,,, ...... .nv m... tin work is being greatly himler by henvy seas. (.u,f of l(la w ,u.w ,,u. Sllli:u.)ll(. nk (m,u.al(. ,v,ntMs jfreshenluc and wax es are sw rep- I ing over the pontoon iiem which1 the rescue efforts are being made, i It Is only with the greatest dlifi-i in, Ullll tll ... , ,. lieis call continue their work. . The K-U Is l lo feet In length ; laud IS feet wide. She has two tor- millemeter , t he surface i 'r i. was 1 3 knots. knots and submerged S I 0. S. C. STUDENTS TO HE HOSTS AT x WEEKEND PARTY (?ontinuetl from Page 1) Lynch, chairman, Oallas Jucohsnn. T-d IlelUetirich. Itdert Smith: ili vKutton com in It tee, Mai guerite Klopfeiistein, chairman, i-ommittee lo lie siieeted. Hob Peacock Is rclnlrinan from 1 ndletou. Milton Lelsehmau from 1 taker w II h ( e nil Itapp his assistant, Jake UinUer s chairman from W.lowa ami ('.rant lihlnehart from Knlei prise. GIVE VIEWS ON SATURDAY (Continued from l'ai:c It the complex situations of the day j lu so brief a space of time. I Well Prepared With his insatiable thirst for all the Tacts on any given proposition which comes within the range of ibis study, the O. O. P. standard bearer also Is fairly Well Informed as lo the kind of delivery that goes The spellbinding orator, who .p .. m-nds more upon the tricks of ,Vrry ,,, (It, Mubstances of litis address, does not do nearly so well as when facing an audience in which lie can stir (he mob psycho logy, Shoullug peroral ions are out on lite ratlto as the engineers siplplv tone down the sound lo save wear and tear on the receiving sets and (he earn of the listeners, and those be has ofilt laity launch Ijtnvthlng but a louiialious candi date. Ills ltubllc addresses will be few ami perhaps far between, and he has given no Indication thus far Ithat he will give offhand opinions (in subjects political or otherwise. SMITH DIGGING IP LICOI'lls! ALHANY. N. V.. Aug. 7 (AP)- I Hist y legislative, records most of them miirly a uuarter of a ceiitnr old, weje under Governor Smith. Hcrtii iny todji y as t he democrat ic presidential nominee refreshed IiIh t memory on his stand, as a. rather !( are niiKcuihl man f oio Ne. York's Fust side, on various pro posals. The governor, on the job again after O n days of v icat ioning at the shore and a i' and of important i iollteii eonfe elices In New Yoik, turned bis ow.t seareli light on his record to be lu pndtiun to answer opliiiiieiit s assa lllng his posit ion part icnhii ly on legislation a fleet ing tlie sa loon. o O.s i-ioil Ycl Whether lie will have something to say t1 the public on tin- sultji 'Iiimius uncertatn. He has told In I oulrers that until he completes his study he himself will not know w hat he will do. Tli" activity of the to. onto Wio ii u v I'oit x I' NEW FAI.b C.M'S Now on display!- the le. Fall Caid. Mod Is individ ual an ) di 'tineti-.t and Ian iin.luieH In ,eei com blna I ions, one a nd piece top-; si.. H i S lo 7 1 9.1c - $i.n - $1.9.", . .NEW TIES All fill '! 1 1.. 1 1 1 I In Iniii.I. I'-nn aii'l .10c - 7.1c - 95c MIwYtJRKbTDRS; I Destroyers of llfgh Prices chiefly Ktows out of the htant against him from William Allen White, tho Kansas editor, who last ueek U Ui llK-l eliaie challenf;- InK Smlth'u attitude us a b-Kislft-tui- toward the xaloon, Kambllng 41 1) 1 i-ommercla led viee to elimin ate the latter two. While taking tt eay on tho south shore of I.ouk Island, the Koveniur steadfastly re fused to pay any attention to tho attack of White who has gone to Kit rope, hut now that ho is hack where he has access to thu recorda be is bulldintv up his own case. It' the governor adheres to his Intention of speak Ihg not more than oiio hour his speech probably will total n little above 5.000 words. (H such occasions, to bu effective, lie attempts to speak rather slow ly, holding to a rate of not more than 'Ju words a minute. Try These? W. K. GILBERT CO. lioys and Girls-Age 7 or Older Do you like music? Would you like to learn Music? Watch Thui'sdayV, Observer for the announce ment that will give you some very important musical information. FRKE Musical Toys will he given away to all Hoys and Girls accompanied by their parents on Friday and Saturday. Watch Our Announcement Thursday Adler's Music Company In With Ni'Wllna Last Showing I tayA'j j iVe TODAY iPSgM fc . j y A "3ial national Plcturt F 1 r p" ( oniiiii'i Iul- ( oliirniln" "Wi'ilillna Mli" (r n ARCADE pTI ly WEDNESDAY. m 1 Ctrl' "Croat White mWm Way"I(lca iM'W, Vina Zol.le Soprano I ta ' 1 I I 1 Hetty & .Vha-KHc.itc Ii M u'r Sunkist Hculics I 1 ii - -. i 'ill . :;." ,,,- M... I Lllwl i I --. h ;:; r- W j? TODAY ij-; $ 11 Hita,k. jfyrf l'Alli "The Fair Co-ed" NEW IXCA TOWN FOUND IN PERU (Continued from l'auo 1) tloi mountain un mimled i,y n iavin- am! lis siiles appfuieil to bo extremely i--t'-p lor sealing Without careful prnparaf ioivi Koine of the- epore''S r'-tnrned lo Ciiy.cn while others remained at Maechupteclu) and they may tiy lo reach t he new ly diS'ritv c; ed tow n. This, (hey walcl, dtMappe.iied at tint Harno time that the inca (in plre was wrecked when the ap pearanre of t he Si anish coufiier ors I'ultilltn tho prophesy of Iiua pi-ienlK that a day would com: when white-bearded men riding four footed inonstetN would coimtUM' the sun empire. First
