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- 37 Wednesday, August K, 1028 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pace Five V : " " 1 Local News In Brief i ii M u.,, IM IIM .M. . 11-.,, - -.-A Ml ill ilil-tnt Will 'l-tl has I I'iutretl It. is been quite Id! last y. rnl days ut nl IlitL'jdil, it is rt'portt-d. fur the ItUlIU' n( Gnc o Wiilla WjiI In Mrs. l-'n-d -Johnson h,-y tone to Walla. Wiillii where she will spend a lew days visiting.. N In Pniilnml Mr. Knima Grady is spending her vacation visiting in Portland this week. VKItllltf 111 Oregon lly Mr. an. I Mis. Alfred' Cool; and pon, Thomas, have been visiting lor Hie last few days In Oregon rity with Mrs. Cook's parents. lb turn I Voin Utke- Mr. and Mrs. (J. K. Milhr who llvf at -H'l Second street and pur ty have n-iUmed from a luief visit to Wallowa, 'l.ftke 1- In riirtlaiiil Mrs. I' S. Ivanlio.- is ':it;i1(r f(( about a Week In U'ortl-jn.'.. Mr. Ivanhoe wrul (o the Imiiopolls Sunday. ' N In Toltlait .oiss jriiia' ,ioi(nson is sitemlln several we.JU In Portland and Western Orioii cities with rela tives. rne n OaughterH of Mi, ami Mrs. I-'ifi-d Johnson. tinhitf to oiiiv f : , Mr. uii'l Mrs. ImviI Spaeth Sr.. left today lifr Not us, Ida., and will spend severn I days there vlsltlnff relatives and I'riend.-;. Their liomc lien; i al Sli-2 M avenue. CnuTalexin; at Home Mrs. i 'f W. Took is convalescing at her huiuo from a major' opera tion. Slu- was taken lo her home a week ago after In ing in the Grande "Ituudc hospital for a month. Spent Wei k end Away Mrs. John Hughes rturmd lo her home here Monday evening .af ter sp.-nding the weekend at Itlaek foot, bla. Hm visited with friends then.. . ' Mi iicaliou. at Seaside Mr. and Mrs. Mctvtn "Tele T.nr-i son left Saturday for S.-uside and Portland where they will spend , their acation. .They will be gone a week, . , i Here l-'roni I -ike - : .1. I'. Macphersou and sou '..lack, accuinpaiiied by Miss l-'ranees Kel ly came down from Wallowa won derland hist evning (o transiict hiisiness hep. They expect to re tllrn to tle hike today. AH'-ikIIiiv Plcuh' ' s". . Amttngjthe. Ji t.rauders; u bo iinv attending lw'fWiiVWirWa county )iioitre.V ph-nio today at Wnl lowa Lake- are Mr. 'and Mrs. .1. A. Me.Keuxie, .Mrs. Turner CUiver and M iss Ma rira ret Anson. , , Open 'I'biiri Store .1. C. Snodt as lias In en at Pnlon the List lew days making prepara tions for the opening of Thrift store No. T7. The si ore will open 1-Tiduy w il h Tom liaird. of Klgin, as the manager. Mr. Itnird and his family have moved to I'nion. It el it l ii l-Vom Huckleberry Trli Mr, and Mrs, Ibitry (iihson re turned la.K night from a huckle hei ry trip w hii h took theiil lo High a II- y. They repot t t lie berries plentiful ami of good size, return ing Willi I!' gallons. Tiny left Sat urday afternoon. Picked Kcrries Among the many l.a (iranders who have been picking hueklehcr ries recently are Mr. uud Mrs. Wil liam Comltt "ho spent Monday up back of ri.ve. They. too, found herri'S abundant ami said today, Hial this year's crop was an un usually huge one. : I .cm Inn' This livening Mrs. J. U. Ithodes will leave this evening on train No. :-" tor Tort tand where site will attend the an nua! gladioli show w hieh w ill br iield al the Multnomah hole). Aug. ' and I . M i s. Ilhb'b-s expects to return, home Friday or Satur day. Have (iiiiic to .New York Mr. and Mrs. ( '. K. l-;berhard and ilaugliier, Oorothy. and son. l-'ralik-'i:i. are ,,n a trip Fast. They will 'A Kn''0 ,u" "i" three weeks, stop 'mr in Iowa cities for visits with -datives of Mrs. Fberhard. They w ill be h: 'hicago ami business fll i.-ikh them on to New York !or sev eral days. fn Holder HcHirn llonnr Mr. and M vs. K. F. Piper dr-.v-'In Spokane o v. r the w eek'iid. Hireling their daughters. Mary Foil and Fvelyn there. The I wo girls have been spending more t ha n a month in Montana with ,iheir rtatidmnlloT. Most of their vaca tion, they jay. was spent on horse back. The Piper home lu re Is al I tin 7 I in k : i vrt. M i . Piper Ih Planer lop ioau at the Ml. Kmily Lumber company. isaoetttoiao o SAMPLES FOR Arc here now for yoi Tailored to yoi: $33.00 lo $: Clothes or (I IT(W 'THE STOR.E VITH la Pendleton Tudaj Jr. It. I'. Murphy spent today in Pendh ton on professional business. Visiting in linker Mis. O. G. Uisen went tu linker tliiK morning on train N. 1'f spend the day visiting tlierc. Mr. Olsen la road foreman of engines for the O.-W. I Tiiyeilo .I'tHipIo lint Mr. and Mrs. II. A. i;we, of l'ayelte, Ida., were In l.a (Inimlc yesterday. They registered ul.tho Sacajawea Inn. Hero I'mhii Wallonn M t s I.'. t. t'h rlst ensnn a ml son and Mr. and Mis. I.. F. Allen and sun, of W'ailowa. are registered at the ' J-'aeajawea Inn. Here I'mni I'ortlaiKl Mr. and Mrs. H. I.; HI. and i and children. Hubert, Mary and '(ieraldine, of Portland, slopped at the Sacajawea yesterday. I nilerwciii 0Krtilliin i .Mrs. Kay I'rlco tH In Porlland with her mother who underwent a major operation yesterday'. Mrs, rrlre will probably return here Sunday. - Here f Yin 1 1 .New York r Mr. aud i Mrs. .'. . S. AVonVof jAiiburivN'. V.. who stopped yes ' terday' nV'tfie' Sacajaivi'h Inn. dur ing a western tour had much pfuwfc for l.a (irande, l.a tiramle's hoteiR, ,'and Uregonian highways. , t onalc.iclii'x. I'l-om pi ration i Mrs. Murf IteVry is .convalescing from an appendix operation which she underwent aboni I wo weeks ago. She Is getting along MatiMffce1 lorily. Mrs. Kerry is office sefVu lary to lh l I.. Kalstoli. i I Vacnt Ionium Xcnr Hakci I Mr. and Mrs. Milan Hlain-hanl and their tliree childicn are vaca tioning at Strawberry lake near liak r. They left here Sunday morning and will be gone 1 his k. il(ing In Purl land Mrs. J. ('. Culling hit Saturday night for Portland where she will spend a week. At the end of the week .Mrs. Cullig will join her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Hay. at Seaside where they are vacationing. Kctiims to KuierpHM' Mls (iladys Wagner returned to Filter prise t his morning on the brnuehline train. Miss Wagner at tended the summer session at Ore igon Normal sclmol and has. gradu lated from tho Moninoulh jeltool. She ukH -iv .tioHltton. leaclihi .Ji' nr IOnlej-prl.se this winb-r. Thu Small I'iiv.s Tlte fire'-, depart meiit was to Spnnf' and W' at ;.r.n o" ycstertiay afternoon biyaiise grass fire. No damage was Monday iifteruoon, at 4::sa, a in, u ulothk'-s i-loset in the si ailed rlock of It lone. fir cond' floor of Joel's grocery was I inguished. The damage slight. I'X- Home From blabo Mr. and Mrs. Fee Heynolds and their danghti-r, Iorothy Fee. and Mrs. Heynolds mother. Mrs. K. F. Evans, have returned from Poise, Ida., w here M rs. I ley nobis and Horothy Fee have been visiting lor the past two weeks. Mr. Kcynolds and .Mis. Fvnns joined them thero over the weekend. Mr. Reynolds is owner of the island 1'ity store. Gh to-Oiitnrlo ; Miss Frieda K'lopfenstein Meft yesterday l or Soul hern ( in-goti where she will spend about a week In Ihe Intercuts of O. S. '. She will be at Nyssa, Vale. Ontario and other points, aimniiiicinr Ihe week end iiarty at WaMowa Fake. A imust IS and 1 H which tho O. S. t'. .stu dents here are giving. FimI Visit Here Mrs. Gladys f apron. of White Plains. N. Y.. and Miss Jessie Cosgrove, of Pochestor.1 N. V.. h-l t on I rain No. 2h last night a i ter visiting Jiere for about five viTlis will) Mr. ami Mrs. F. S. Weeks at their home on O avenue. Mrs. Capron is a sister of Mr. Weeks. Mrs. i 'apron and Miss Cosktovm will stop in Portland. Seattle. Vic toria and Vancouver, M. and at Fake Fnnise during the next two weeks or so before returning home t o New Y ork. ' Went lo Anthony loike Anthony Fake is proSing a pop uby place for weekend fishing and camping parties according l o Mr. and Mrs. 1 1. W. Peek and Ml. and Mrs. Waller X.wi-ilel who spent Sunday there. The roads, they y ty, are in fine shape, mm h better than Ihey huve been for several years. The party found fishing very good. There were at -.'i cars in the vicinity of the lake Sunday, t hey reported- M r. and Mrs. Heck's joung grandson. I'aul Heck Jr., ac companieil them. MEN'S SPITS lion. A HCExy- '' - - - III City YuMrnliiy t Gerald Suidmnii, of Hut lake, spent yesterday In I.u Grande on business. Gcis to linker- Min. M. J. Moura unit to linker litis morning on train No. 2i for a (lay's visit. At" at NctiMde t Mrc. Andrew I.oney Jr. and hfr daughter, Nancy, arc spending thin W eek at fcVa'sidt). j S4um at Idi GrrnloV Harry M. Keiff. pf Jtnker. mop ped nl ihe. l.a lira nth hotel yester day. . - lto!4' Man Hen J. V. t'orcoran. , of Iloitie, '. ! i-eistered at the J-u (.JikiuIo hotel yesterday. , (ohm; to ljiku Mrs. W. M...JVun t r, Kathleen, . .and Spaet h and daughter. (lenevvc, l.'rtVl'-erine and l-'rederieka, w 111 go to Wallowa Lake tomorrow for a few day's stay. HcKitcr at Ia tirandc .Mr. and Mrs. A. Harter, of I.ofl Angeles, stopped ui '.he l.a. (J rand a hotel yesterday'. Here I'ntni ciior I r. H. V., Newman and wife and Mr. and Mrs. , K. I'land. of Dctl v r, are anion? Ihe. tourists who leistered yesterday at ' liiv Suca jawea Inn. ;Ki to, I liloii i- yi;ne Itldler was on tmln No. . Ll I this, morntng on her way from Sfaltle to I'nion. ! Improxiuu -tohn1 Adams, who has been unite. ill for the last several days. Is tin-i proving and is able to bo about ' some now. Hetv IViim Wallowa ; Mrs. J. It. Landers and daugh- er. KaUilcen. "f W'ailowa. 1raudi' visitors yesterday Ing home this morning on the; branchlitie train. Ib'tiii-li- lYoin NiMiknne A. .1. Stange returned this morn ing from Spokane where he attend ed the sein ban una I Western Pino Mann I act urer's meeting. Hour' From Portland Stanley Mills returned home on t rain No. i 1 t his morning from Portland and Med ford where he attended the legion convention. Heme From saslih Mis. JTank Hechlln and her du tighter. Nancy, and son. Hart. returned on train No. 24 this mrn- ing from Seaside where they have been visiting. Vacationing at Fake Mrs, c. LI. Ilingamun and crick ;:ewr: w hile i huotje jHlaCk are at Wallowa Fake for a I. day's stay at their caln Mr. Ilingamun transacts iO, the interest of tho Marjdc, ami IJine comiany. liciiiriiv I'iiiiii Convention "Med lord gave the Oregon Ic hipnuaires u mighty fine conven Uo." declared Hoy H. Ctirrey, l.a Grande drum corps member, who i-e,turnd on train No. -1 this morn ing from Portland where he. slop ped a couple of days. lAllendnl I .urn her let I Joseph Stoddard, of Hi da id I. u tuber company of Stod- Paker. " and Oavld Stoddard, of the Oregon I. umber company, were on train No. 2 -this morning on their way home to linker from Spokane w here t hey have been attending the semi-annual meeting of tho Western Pine Manufacturer's jit sociation. l-it'nn From lliiiillngtfMi M is. Avis Plerson. of Hunting ton, atrived here this morning on train No. i from Kamela where she has, been visiting relatives. She will visit here with her mother-in-law, Mrs. tt. 10. P-U-rson a ml her chihTVeij. Shirley and Wheeler, who are spending some time here wit Ii their grandmother. MPS. liFNOY COMFS HACK FAST HAMPTON. N. Y., Aug. S ( A P) -Mrs; May Sutton Hundy, woe o!" i met Im's outstanding wom en tennis players two decades ago. scored a sensa ntiona t victory over Miss Fjjitb Cross, of .San Francisco? In the -Meadow Club annual Invita tion tournament today to prove that she still is a mistress of the rac'i'tcl, jhe scores were 6-1, 11-;'. U. S. Sends Note To Honduras Republic WASHINGTON. Aug. S (API--The Fulled States in u note to lion, duras delivered at Tgeguctgalpa to day d-dared it felt Secretary l'd htgg's pi oposal t hat that country and Guatemala suimitt their boun- dary disput- to the In te, nn vfolial en i ral American 1 rlbiina I fr set i lement. w hich Honduras de clined on July "7. is still open 10 acceptance by Honduras and hopes that government w III give - rccon -siiteifiion to the mutter, French Aviators ' In Severe Crash OKI M.i in I . il.ii. 1,111- -I in ill- . r.n- .. Y Fram- . A'l- ( AP) Ihoiihin, noted French lis tniund and u imcoante at the Oily atdroim- todav riu.-h ol a til-motored fnono dettrod by Hetie I'otJZlucf , Iraos- Xrlantie , flight from lo New Yii k. Twit oihi-r iimh in Hie plane tso vwie ln;ii-ed. The plane named! tl- Are-, n-et. 1 Cflie FkIhI-ou ) which w.ih luing groonn d for the t cms-A l la nt n- hop w as destroyed. ' M U , FAI.I.I.h I M A l.'SI I l-'l KFI Ore., .Aufc". S I AP V mi ioe- ting Will be held IbM.lNv ....iiing al tbdd Hcuch Winn j 1 1 ) .ens hiiiii all pa rls of I t iim y t u fH ill discuss t he till i r.. ti-.ij ttfftbu s'ate to kfll tt- bull elk,' ie...er.f U Hunter;. Head bui.d t( .i . 'I-. ..' - Carnival Here Featuring Rides For the Kiddies J l'eal urine u variety of special .rides for kiddies the Aimer K shows which are ptaylm; he Kline thw week on Jefferson street haw found favor not only with tho younsst(rs who are In a Juvenllo "iteventh heaven" but with ailuliB as welt. 'I hero la an unuutiul vur--, lety offered in Hie rides for tilt! children. which include live,ponlc", in baby mix-up. u baby whip, n ! in errV.iro-round imd hulev Ken- nhiiuu. Amonr the sncchil ride al- tractions ior annus are tne Kiant swim? und fnrri wheel. The enter talniueiit features are nutm-rous and Interesting, the carnival fronts 11 till daUtfh- en ii mm in i men i; miouimk Mrs. Kred'11"'1 tne 'nt,,"' "bow is belnir con-j luueieii wiin pep. a leaning at- pentnsuia, tins storm. amiotiKit less traction is the "Illusion' show severe than tho hurricane of Kepl l while the athletic show, twice er.ch ember, I'.t;')., was follow Ins virtual t night, Is proving popular. The show ly the same course across the stato jWill be here all week. ; except that It ranged about h hun- dred miles farther to the north. MANY ROADS OPERATE AT . LOW PROFIT) ' (wuntlnued from Pagel) ed for hi mder lo benefit the win at prolucers instead of the millers, To i:ml Soon Tin rule hearing was evpecled to conclude today or tomorrow. Announcement 'was made today that Oct. 10 was Hie tentative date cot for hearing of n case on boxed apple rates brought by Oregon and Washington apple missioner t.'lyde It. irrow'rs. ( 'om- Allchlson is e-x- pected to preside. "Apple growers Yakima and HI huve demanded rale of boxed points'. There of the Hood lUver, lelisburg sections a reduction In t)i were l.atnpplcs to eastern return-I no.v in a blanket rate of $l.5o box on apples- from this m lion to jpolnls ciisl'of Ihe Misslssltpl riv ltll, IIK.Mtl(J (tTINI i;s I poltTI.ANO. Ore., Aug. -s CAP) Testimony Intended lo show that profitable freight traffic was wait ing for the const ruction of n pro posed cross-state' railroad in Ore gon was offered by two Idaho nnn1 at an Interstate eomnierce eouimls-! slon hearing lien- today. The line was asked for by the Oregon pub lic service commission to open up a largt area of Oregon now with out rail service. -Horn witnesses gave iigurcs re- ffnrdtng foods! ni l's produced In Southwestern Idaho, declaring that ;t shorter line was n led to get JpeHshab'e products lo market. Uuttei- produced In Hie dairy dis trict In Idaho and shipped to Soulh- ern Fnllfomhi, Its principal mar ket, inusl now move through Sa't Fake Mty, W. II. Wagner, manag er and secrelary-l reasui er of tbe l-'armers' ( 'o-opei e: Ivu Yeumery. Puyetle. Idalm, leslifled. With the Iw.ln tif li-i lLMilhm t he i ot odllcl oil )of the seven count les In the asso . elation v. as growing rapidly, -he said. IF G. 1 arson, eounly agenl of Ontario county, told of Ihe neces sity of getting frnil to market as .quickly as possible. Fruit grow Ing was also increasing rapidly, due 1 1 u irrlgwtton. liolh witnesses held I that conslrui Uou of a Mm fmm in i.--lut..n (ii-fj-ou to the ' lfl. in,,,... alh l-'alls line would speed Idaho products lo market. . DRY DEMOCRAT IS MISSOURI WINNER OVER REED MAN (Continued from Page 1) are cnfldent that Hoover's run ning mate. Senator Charles Cur-i ,tls, Is certain In keep that slate In! Mm' In the general Heclion, as he' has been th co.iniiiindg figure Iln politics for many years. The republican presidential noui IneC had few etigaemets for to day, and planned to get as much rest at home as possible, and at the same time Pj give more thought to the p(yeh he will de liver at West Hrane.h. and deal ing with the farm relief problem, i touching primarily upon the in direct rather than Ihe cMrect meth ods of dealing with the ui-ieultlir-al situation t Tin nominee was ail smiles to duy over thu success or a fishing trip which nV made yesle.day to a lake -l1 miles south f lliis place. " slipped away nub Uy during the morning hours, and returned in mid - afternoon wit h Ills creel fair ly well filled, having taken out of the water the legal limit of a calch for one day. I n pounds plus one additional fish. r ; .jf ... fir 1 il O 11 (I Il OVICS llxj Radio Today en'Txlseiiii, aw. t.M'i - i-'nt- tin- flr-tt Hun- In lit.-l.ny mniiiiii pti-. t!)-f.s ulll III- K' lll liv im.i.ii Iiiti- I. 111! i nj.h.y I -:nMt ltt (lie Wv Plltslitirg. coiopaoy i publle (tltighioise pi P.. din ( u. were prepii ..f Ih uivi- d t. d.'rn.iii- i i ul imi ii air. oifb-l.il-raliiiii of Auierie ao.l h-i.db.; radi count rv a re pre iiin iex. via I h the i: nil.- frtiin New eniriiieeiv nt for th I OI H ork f the deiiioustltithMi. Hank Secretary Is Taken In Montreal NFW Volll.', Aug 'orni-Ii us 'ilia ban. secretary of tlo- Hain i I Ion. f rout w hteli Id S ( FF as-(Ma lib ly eorpuia ..'!. . d to le ve stohn $l!"i,tii!'i ' un-j'-r ar- n st In Montreal. Ashintaut iMstrh-t Attorney iriuold W. Haslinus said he bad bcett ttifornnd today. Hastings wild that the mum al b.g'.'d to have been stolen bv Caba- han had been tract d to Wall street broker.tge iiujwh whfie '"allaliau .ttd to lo,-tf -pi.e.iiali:vl -Mid lofi .. WIN!) STORM STILL RAGES . IN FLORIDA (Continued from Tage 1 the ocean boulevard of Palm Peach. After uprooting trees and blowing down Higns and awnings the force of -the wind began to ah- i(. when the hurricane shifted to the mirth and followed tho coast fine. .Miami Kv'niwt "Tho- Assuelated Tress wire was) restored lo Miami at o'clock this! inoriiinir and It was established that that city had escaped damage. Mi mnir en io w.r. iir..ltitnil fir thn West Klm hlri co.ist from T.imttn north to Appuluchicola. nlihoufrh i tho weather hureiiu report did not ineilict just where tho storm would emerge .from tho mainland Into the ViUii oi .iiexu o, In thus recurving to crows tho I The Pi-ti hurricane wrecked Moore ! Haven on Lake Okeeehohee but from best advices tlte present storm I will mist the Great Marsh hike. Miu li Proeriy HaniHo fore recurving, tho storm had lashed more tlian 100 miles of the coast from I ey Hay beach to Mel bourne, leaving extensive properly damage, but so far ifs has been ascertained, no loss of life. Twd vessels were, stricken at 8ca and two trains, one the southbound Palatial Havana special of tho Florida Fast Coast railway, were lost somewhere In the Isolated area. The Mallory liner Algonquin, af- tr loslng her beurings la fit night in the terrific seas churned up by the hurricane, was reported safely rid ing out Ihe storm today. Thero are iioo passengers aboard. No report came from the steamship l.cinpira w hich was crippled by the storm last night, but iie was as sumed to be safe since the steamer uNiiiui. sioou uy mi; possime em erge my ami was m communication with laud wireless stations, I A freight train was isolated -somew here on the stricken east ! coast but Utile- anxiety was felt I for the crewk, railway officials lie Moving the train -may have been marooned ley a washout. - ItOOIN ltlrOWN Ol'l' I MFI.HOITiNi:. Fla. Aug. S (AT) j --The train crew of the northbound j Florida Fast Coasl "Havana Spe-j clal" reported on arrival here that 1 roofs hail been carried away and j light buildings toppled at 'i,(.01i,p.n.tmenls momentarily saved Tierce nd StuarL ly tho trpical ..... m.. r main. b e until storm. The Itliey died of poisoning, train passed through that! ,. Ulis r.llinii tll... ..o ,,r m,,, W1(t. ana today at which Hum the dis- turbanec appeared to be centering between Vero and Fort Pierce and moving northward . At MellH urne tin- wind was blow ing between, 4M and 5(1. miles an Jtour tQid ih heavy rain wh continu ing, bin no serlouM dannigo liad befi i1iiuMld. "" ' ; GEORGE HRENNAN DIES IN CHICAGO (Continued from Page I) more than h week ago w lo-n seriousness of his' colidll Ion w as realized. Fveu then, while life was w aning, he tried lo cheer I hose about him and smilingly told Mrs. Hicnnan that he was "awfully sick" but that he would eolne lhloU;;h. j At his bedside when he died this I morning were Ids wife, their ; daughter. Mary and noveral .close , relatives. Including a brother, James Itrennan. his two slaters and 'Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gill, the latter a sister of Mrs. Mrennnn and Mr. .Gill, a stale representative. Fidel La liarba Wins Fram Earl Al astro ' I .OH ANGFl.FH. Cul ' 'Aug. f (AP) -IT.b l J,uljarba's bid for'lhe bantamweight championship wtiA considerably bolstered by ft. clean cut ami bririlnut victory over Farl Mastro, but the former flyweight champion today still bore mnrks Irom t ho two-fistej uitjick of lh little Chicago Jiallm. Fa Harba finlslied his leu-round battle with the Fj-ycnr-oid Seven rounds lo th'e good, but lie had to offset them two tad!y battered eyes. TWO TELL OF SHOOTING IN HARPER SHOP (Continued from Pago 1) thai he didn't know tin- name of I the tissallnni unlll he read It In jth newspapers, but that he knew t he man by sight, and reeogut.el him, H.; was not askd lo identify ' I lie man. i oilbln'l Tell Appeitrilllf-e I Peplying to w miKHtion by Mr. Green a h to the assaihinl's appear ance, the witness said that ho was taking care of himself and couhjii' n il unyihing alioul Ills app"araiie. Asl.etl If h" klH-w anything1 motive for the hhooling, he said that lie did not. Mr. Green Madd t" '!!-:-' him a (o his U no., t. tUrt of Ihe Fallows' fnnilly but Mr. Helm obeited and the matter was (dropped. In-. V. F. Hamilton was Die m -.1 witness, lb: state.) . altenF i I Mr. Party and that h" (ouiid lorn In a d Ing condition. Tim doc tor gave liiin aoni" stimulants and thi weunded man was taken to (he 'hospital, wht-re be died at Hi:0'.' O'idock. He described the loealloil of the wounds, buying that the bill let that entered his ch.wl i IT .1 the right enlri. le of hi-i hc.irt and was Hie ciiikc of dcitlh, br, Hatn tiion -,i4i, that lo- l.it'-w nothing of M r. Pn rry Inn log any In art di e,i!c . this in reply to a 'Jllediofl by Mi. Gre. n. t t lnd buMe'.,' II- Hollel-' Hint !(..- icrlbliia.Uu: direction of the p -il' j In M. . Tal-rj-s bod . lr. Hamilton Maid that one bulbd t hla morning and wan met by In Ills back ranged upward, mie in jriuWdM of Kpeetalorn who showed I his arm wan nearly dmrktontul and! J the on in hi chest ranged slightly (downward. Asked If the mie ln hlH hark would Indicate th:it Mr that lite peed with which the n h Tarry had raised up from bin chair, j cue operations were curried out, the doctor mud that to him It would despite ihe fact that none of tho Indicate that ho fell over or hadicrew wan waved, represents u re lit hen. I iiovm lli ual. I Hint the luarkahle n.-i-fm-tim nee 'II. ron l-Ii . ,,,. tH uuX llvvll rh(Ml fMllll rilsM i.. i, , v' i...viii.n Dr. (Ills! rap, who assisted 1 tr. heavy w bids. It was necessary jllamillon in performing an autnp- first to find divers capable of ilen sy, corroborated the former' vending to t ho J 30 -f out dept h Itlmony and Idetilifled a bullet as; where l ho .submarine lay, then to being one taken from Mr. Parry m body. Sir. J-YHIm Testifies lion CI. l-'ritts. who was nlno in ' (bo shop Ut the tint f the shoot- He, too. salil that Mr. Tarry was dozing m a chair when a mini came In the bads door'of the burlier shop and shot hitn. 'lie said that Mr. Tarry got up and got back of him (Mr. rrilts) and then went out of (lie shop. He said that lm couldn't n-c-gniiie the man w ln did the shoot ing. Ouest loned again, lie said : "i Itliink he was asleep." referring to Mr. Puny. He also said that lie didn't thjnk Mr. Parry saw h)s as- ( sal la nl until alter the shooting be gun. Mr. Parry was sitting upright in his chair with his head back, ho testified. r.xpect Trial in Oehibcr Speaking to a reporter last night. MV, Helm said that he did not ex pect to ask tile circuit judge to call the grand jury at present, which may Indicate that trial Of the inse niay mil occur Until Ihe' October term of . court. A paelim- ; tnary hearing imty fcelieduied fo roday, it was said last night. Al that tiine some believed that the , defendant mtghl w aive pre.liminat y j hearing, in which case he would be aulomntlcally hound over to await ; tho action of the' grand jury. The mm tnary w as filled lo ca-J 'parity last night for the inUe.sl, and afterwards several viewed Air. Parry's body. Funeral Tomorrow Announcement was made this morning Hint funeral services lor Mr. Tarry will be betd loon. now afternoon at H n'clocy at the Snod grass - Zmimerma n niort nary, lturial will take place In the Muml rity cemetery. SUBMARINE CREW MEMBERS VICTIMS OP POISON EFMES (Continued from Tage 1) : .... , . . (.lllll.lir,..ntH hold unlit the end despite the fear that they might yield under the terrific pres Hiiro to which the submarine was subjected. In view of I he ex tram dini. Speed wltlj wl)fch the HUinuci-nlhiO waM 'raised,.. llirrj fell t lial sonn of( Ihe crew would certainly iiave la-Vn saved had il not been for the poi sonous fumes from the battery MIFISSIA TIIKOIMISIA lit.O Milissla Theodosai Fgo dld at I he home of her brot her, James Nelson, at i 'ove, yestei dJiy mot n- (tig. She has made her home al I Cove for Hie Install years. i-'lin- ! era I services will lie ante hi need i lale-r. , Mis. Kgo was bcnii Aug. H, 1 m; , and was 'IS years and one day of age at t he time of tier deal h. She leaves a daughter. Mrs. F!va 1 Nelson, a son. C. II. Fgo, of llaker; five brothers, .lames and Charlie, of Cove, Frank of New Plymouth, Ida.. Perl, of Payette, and Hymn.' of West wood. "al., besides 1 S I gian'h hlldr and one great-grand- s child. The body is at the SnodgvnsM t ''lltn,'r moi l mi i y. , After" seeing "Ka mona" at the Arcade rhursday, Friday and Saturday, you will want the record. Hrunswick four .supeiT) iiiK-s: offers j'ceord- No. ;iS70 "Iiainona" ' Tenor Solo No. :;!)2S "Kamona" 1'ipe Organ No. :!!1! "Uiuiiona" Wall, for dancing No. :i'.).".S "Kaniotia" M.anniba liand Hear them al the Glass Drugs Inc. La Grande, Ore. room. 1 1 The F-lt was lowed Into Tola j , . i z, Obituary I 1 j 1 ' " ' iMivat cxpena in itomo taiievo ollt tlu, work ,h divers were i lM.ti.Kennnei- t.f i.,.Mm.- v..r.u .....i ; locate thv submarine by mean.- of i. - eiiplanrs and to rush pontoons 'and oMmr necessary apparatus to WTK KIT Y I'i TIE SKLI, 1( on T KSS OR MEN'S OXFORDS hi the new lan calls and gtmntelal; Mltieln r and Hals, rubbor heels and welt .soles, . !?2.i).l - $3.93 - $1.13 Soll.l AII-lallM-r Work Shoes $1.93 - $2.13 Poniblnalimi Sole; and Kilhhci- HecK $2.0!) Destroyers of lllsh Prices i si: nil. immGi: or cmiiopHACTic to teach the gateway of health, II. may tie a mw palh for you but science is proving It the right one. Come hi our office today for free consultation. No obligalliu' on your part to con tract lor our service. We mere ly w ish lo submit t he faels. Chiropractic combined with I'lertfte 'treuljiielllH brlllg 'i'lllck results. Flc Irical (icilniciil.-i given. I 'on- ultttf ion lf ee. Dr. .1. E. Woodell 1H SlMIHIH'l' ItlllU. I'Ikiiii- III7-XV Ki'-. Iltll-W Mollis 0 A. M. lo .i l. M. Try- W. K. GILBERT CO. ml Coin Till RSI) AY - FRIDAY Adults UK- - Chi i K S S lift Wl h 1 u .M'i ;woiir fci V jTV ' M .Vino Coined., "Say Ah TODAY M Ml i A M M: I ' "(.'real While Way" Idea UN tin- i-l-ii-lt Marie Pieoist in "Man Hait'' . mniil Ail.- .tf --Hi- ! Ili-V .t..0..- - I-. M. I iiii.n:.- ; mill V. ,M. ' III, ill- .-.Ill- lllill . liUii lillill-i-li , I.V 1 hilili-"" . .V before titu riHt uu w oi U n luKiii. The Coolest Place in Town Plenty of ventilated fresh air The Tiffin I. WKDNESIJAY Only Double Feature Program .... ' ... '. r- .v, V'--. MINT LOVE TUNNV A Great Little Thief ! A Kinrmii' iM' "ii(l. Hull will si.-nl join- l-.-ts. 'I'lii- MiniaiH-u ..mi tliran. nliutit. Also ' Fred .Humes In "ran(;e cofrag'e" And "News Lal'i's" First X in u y7::taaiaHsti SATl'RDA Y hell ID.- 1 A i 1. fv (ho spot ''""''' "Vl 1 i 'i..: j n is. 5;,...-55-.-' foe ) - I
