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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Five Friday, August 10, 1928 i : S ( i Local News In Brief f;iiw n Buiici Imvid ."oughennwvr went to Ha- lu r mi i rain No. .4 tills morning fur n weekend visit. llt-IV IIIH TTllMliltXKUl" Mrs. Iflia Koouu. of Huntington w'an ii Lit (Irande visitor ami Hlinp n r yeMcrday. Home l-Vmn (Vinrulla Mr. and Mrs. t'eorgo S. Hiinlc luiM returned from Centralia, V;i,hi where Mr. Hiinlc attended n Itoiiu iiiit president-) meeting. Ileii' rmni I Aiming Hi the county . La (iramle wn' Mr. un Klgln. lain 1 1 1 ; 1 1 1 ' folk from over ho M-nt yesterday in ut inline the circus , I'M. fail Harlow, i: Al I4-Jiil 4iiviis t'nlon people who attended the circus in I -a IJrande last night iu fliiil.it Mr. ami Mrs. Hlaiichett and children and Mr. ami .Mrs. l-nd N. i'o. VKliim Sail 1 1 . i t I. like Cilv we ami Iter young on train No. IX Mrs. 11. : son, Itohert, last night o trip 10 aU p.iicr. lila. is un Main : a iwo-ueik vaejition Lake fily ami Monl The I In we lioitie here venue. WViii to Itukei- i:. Kiissell Scott. Kastern Oregon lU Seiillt iM ( 111 live, ami J. 1. Al len, of Kufi'-ii'-, who has been in- Mnii'lill- ill the boV M'lilll eailip which elided Wednesday, drov m Laker today ill the interest of mt work. Mr. Allen is spending .several Hays here with friends, ami is leaving Momlay morning. oi lb-turns in I'oiilniiil Milton A. Miller, of PorilnnH. prominent in ih niocrat io uctivhicH of t renon, retnrneil last nlKht on t rain No. lifi alter .spend in; the lay in l-a (i ramie with friends. The tnrnier senator stoppeil at the .sani jawen. n the tlay liel'ore M Mil- tnl ler ieii'ereil an aililre.s.s at Wallowa county pioneer picnic the lake. ;iill t Yellow stout1 .Mr. and Mrs. I-:. K. Milehell will arrive here Sunday I nun Portland, Hi ndinir the day with their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. t'liaiies Crahani. On Monday the four will have by car for Yellow stone National park on a two-week acation trip. Mr. tlraham is with ihe I.. .V- I, drut; company. 'iiiil Sims Hen' Mrs. i:ila M. Walker left on Hie branch line train this mot n in; for Alicel alter spending a few days here visiUnr with her sons. Kver ett and Joe Keowji and their fam ilies. Mrs. Walker will visit for a short time. at the hnmo;of. licr. on. Archie KeOWIl, al Alicel before turnin? to Imbh r. f Attended Ituvi'i's Week Mr. and Mrs. Leslie White nml daughter. Manriieritc, with Mr. and Mrs. Norvall Newell, of Iiaker. r--mined Wednesday flight from I'ottland where they attended Mover's week. Mr. White is man aKcr of tlie Sprousc-Leiix here ami Mrs. Newell is manager of the ratne store at Maker. They were none, in all one week and visited at Seaside and Cannon Heach earl ier In the trip. The assemblage of merchants is an interesting sight, Mr. White says. AVon I'riw In IViulleimi Llated over a victory in a pro duction context among Oregon ami Wavhiii.'tou writers. J. I'. Summers Kastern ' reon di-t i id manager lor the Mutual Item-fit Accident and Health, returned to his home here last night from Cortland. Mrs. Summers was with him. Mr. Sam-, iners won a F 1 no watc'h for I'irsI prize in the tin. day personal pro duction contest among the com-( pauy men of the two. states, turn-) iug in J'ol applii at ions to win it ; was learned this morning. He was presented w it h the w at eh at a meeting of the Oregon represent.-!-' 1 lives of the company al Viking park on A ug :. To Atlii'ml Coin cut hm On a special car on train No. 'li this morning were agency leaders ami high-ranking -duff members of the Capitol Life Lmleru filers' cor poration, Oregon g'-neuil agent for the Capitol Lite Insurance com pany of Henver. who were bound , lor I leaver to attend the com pany's annua I convention. It was a ha ppy and peppy deie.il ion of 1 . I hat took a lu eat h of ri ande 1 londe v.i thy air a nil en joyed a hat with s- vera! La Crande folk on th! platform w bile the train slopped ihis morning, l.a Crande. t hey agri'i-d w on Id he t he finest place in th-- world to call home providing of course that there was a Portland. They displayed a hearty interest in La Crand", its j , I'nilding progr- s and grow th. Ib nd of the irrmtp was W. K. llib-' iard. pre-mb-iit of tie corporation' hoiding the iii'i ncv. and Mrs. Ilib- bard . Others weie Mr. and Mrs. H. .1. Ihhhard. Mr. and Mrs. James O. Tontz. Mr. ami Mrs. H. W. Ib r-' t'lb it and children, It. IE. Kan-, I Mr. and Mis. Kloyd Walsh, O. P.J P.anHeld and T. M. Haniels. Some ol the dehg;.fes wii! visit in Kao- lern Oregon (Hies before returning home. WEARABLES Complete for men and younp men. "A Good Place to Trade" IL1NT "THE STORE WITH i Willi sisti-p Mr. nml Mm. . 1. StnnHfieM have un their guest at their home i ut i0(; Y uvt-nup Minis Kula Mut tilCH, of Hurtlund who will be lUere 1 i'ur two weeks. Mihs MttUlce and Mr. Hum idle lit are bittiera. Mr. , Slantleld is Hh the American 1 llailway Kxprestt coinptiuy here. Attended I It i. vera V'k Mr. ami Mrs. It. Muyfield, of .Kntcrpric, stopped In l.a lirunde on thi'ir way home from Portland , w hen- they have lu-en attending ltuy. r'K week which they described i i his morning hk an interest in ami KlUTI-HWl'llI CVCIlt. 'Pll'-y ttfi'f KiK- engers on train No. -4. Mr. Muy I'ieM in an Lnterprise druggist. ; lUcyelc 'l a ken IVom (Miite 1 A hiry vie belonging to Muster ! liill 4lolmcnl(unip, con of lini Hull iienknmp, win taken recently from the Itnhm-nLamp garage. The theft was reported to the police hut as ( no trace has been found. The t w 'heel was a ilark rc eol- . oied ope. lEcttiru I'rtim t'aniiH Miss MarjoHe Kirhy retnrneil tn her home here this inuininK on train No. 'J4 from 'ct I .a Ice. near l-:u.'ene, W here she has been for the Imm six weeks as one of tho offi cials of n summer camp lor tfirln. Miss Klrhy is the iJuufthhT of Jr. ami Mis. I'., (. Kirhy ami is at lemlinK school at O. S. (. In ft week or so slic will accompany her uncle ami aunt. Mr. ami Mr. '. N. Tovuer ami children. I'arulyn anil l-.hlon, of ilmuiKton, i hack ; to t'aliforniu lur u vin. Mr. audi Mrs. Towner and their chihircn ! visited With relatives. A week alio, yesl enlay tin y ret urned to l.a (Irande and are now nuests at Ihe Kiihy home. i Another Acrid -nt Itcporicil - In one of a number of highway imoiaul.il" accidents in the l.a Jrande vlcitiiiy yestertlay most of i them minor an Kast Orcpon Fast l-'ieifiht truck and a car driven by .Mrs. J. K. Stiles, who lives at 2 10b Second street collided. Luckily no one was injured althuiiKh the Stiles car was damaKed to some etxent. amaf'.s were mainly to the Her and body or the car. The was ,tank of the truck was lorn off, it was reported. With Mrs. Stlb-H were here mother, Mrs. 1 . J. Kim- nietl and Mrs. "red Unberston ami son arj. They were returning from I'ondosa where they had spent the day. The accident occurred be tween Im Crande and Hot Lake. Will AjiM-ur In Picture Miss June Wells, now of Los An gi'les. wlie has made her home here and appeared on Inimernus occas ions in dances.' has a minor part mainly dancing, in the motion pic ture "I'owder My Hack" which will) show- Sunday and Monday nt the .-Mar wiiu irene men, j, i '. .tieycrs of the La (irande theater company announced this morning. Many La (iranib- friends of Miss Wells, knowing that she would he seen in the show, ,'iave been hulking for ward eagerly to the picture. Miss Wells ami her mother. Mrs. I'red Wells, conducted a dancing class here for several years. Lor the last two years they have been liv- j ing in Los Angeles where Miss Wells is one uf the advanced pupils) of Krnesi Helcher, one of the fore-I most I'acilic coast teachers. She j lias been doing some assistant work j for him and ope of the four or five of his pupils chosen to do a fca-1 lure dance at the important Wain-1 pas Ha by Star ball in Los Angep's last winter, one uf the biggest so rial affairs. She lias danced In f number of motion picture produc tions. Mrs. Wells and her daugh ter are parlirulary close friends of the K. c. Ib rzlnger family and Mrs. Wells visited them last sum- HOOVER WILL START DRIVE OX SATURDAY (Cnntimic-d from rase 1) said I ' her in replj i had be n then. . ed. While to a uiiesi km t hat n no differences he- fi.i as he wuh con Senator Moses mad" tn a positive denial of the runioiM. Arising at his usual early hour. Secri-iat ' 1 loovcr had breakfast a rid I Leu did some work on the sot ..eh he is to deliver al Ids birth ; place at West Itraiich. la., on the Sevening of Aug. - L This now is almost in linal form and will be ready for distribution to newspa pers hi-fore he candidate leave j here next Wednesday for Hie re jlurn trip to Washington. 1 The only special engagement Homer had made for his htrthdajr was tliat with a group of new spa - per cori esponib-iits and IH M s pho- tographers w ho accompanied him across the coiitim-tit, and who had arranger) u birthday soi ptise for . hin:. j Saturday Pi-ograin I The piogiam for tii- notification cei.-moni-. received final approval I last mghi by Hoover The gut"f I Of the stadium Will be upeiied at ' iiniiti. and between p. 'm. and l':2a i p. m. piivult- plar-'s thai are to be j gal tiered Jiere d i.earle ectioii.s of the state, w.ll be put through u number of stunts for the entertaln- ( meat of th curly urrivaln. This vil be followed by all aerial Jdi'play of vari-cnloced hotnbs. At Vo o'cloel: th. Stanford university THIEJ A CONSCIENCE LATEST PHOTO OF $, ;;'.-; 1 I liV i I iis -ill ,u f - ?r 5? a! Here Is the latest picture of the most famous Smiths York, democratic nominee for the presidency. ' Th Joseph ami Arthur while Mrs. Smith Hs hesid Warner. Standing left to rifiht. are Arthur Smith Mrs. John A. Warner, the former Kmily S 'band will march Into (he luw I and j i around the field to its dace. . ' 1 The official S:iii l-luncihcu band, i the Olympic club band from San Kraiici.sro, the boys liaod ot sun Leandro, and the American Lermn fife, and drum corps from Las;idena will follow at la-minute lilterals. MolorinK from his home on San Juan iill. Hoover, ticcornpanied by Mrs. Hoover, will arrive al the sta dium. In the cars fotlowinir will be Covernor C t '. ounj; ami M is. Youn and S-natur MM-n and .dis. Most-. Afier they have taken tln-lr places on the t-peakei s slam), the massed bands w ill play aliloi -niu." hiid then ioveinur Youiik will Introduce Senator Moses in an ad- dress of five mill tiles. I 'I'll., w..rt-iltr Mill rnnilllilo 10 mill- Ihe playing of the "Star SpanKlcd Hanmr," Honvi-r will read his N;iiu wnrd acceptance address. A selec tion by the massi-d bands then will hriiitf the ceremony to a close. UKOAIK AST AT SAN riiAN'CISCO. ( Al") A change to 3::i ilic coast time Saturday ing the broadcast of the Hoover notification ceremonies at I alo Al to, was announced today. I revnnis plans called for the si an of the broadcnsl at 4 o'clock. WIND MENACE STILL HANGS OVER SOUTH (Continued front neie as soon as the m lertals could be trailspoit I ii the uieanw bile l-'lorida cast an apprehensive eye out over tm t Atlantic toward Haiti. w heiice eitiue last Tuesday's slot m, and w here another tropical d Isl u rba tici J of cyclonic force was "acciimulal . ing intensity." I onc--e Prohlemalifiil While the ph-noinenon was be ginning to look dangerously like jtlie one that raked the stale two days this weeK. Its eouise was proo lemalhMl, ailhoilgh it was headed in 1 he direct inn of I he Hahauias and the low er t-ud of t he state. Kilhi r it mind head out toward the Atlantic within the next pm mile. ol" its , progress or die out, if the stale escape- Ms fury. As for the storm of Tuesday, it was icported early today al .Mo bile to have dissipated itself in the Cult of Mexico, although somewhat heavy winds were blowing in to ward the gulf states. The national Ced Cross and Io ta! reliel agencies already had tak- ' tn a mind in the survey nt condi- ' lions b-fl by tin hurricane when H. c, Hull, residing just west of Jupiter tm the east coast, reported distressing conditions in the sparse ly settled rich funning country east of Lake Okeechobee. His Uiforma- ! tlon. however, concentrated alien- tion on that area, and Immediately' food and rooting material was dis- j patched. Last night I on persons, whose homes had la-en Hooded and i who were cut off from the neatest I city had been fed. I I 'i nil Heavy Hutl. who reached W'esl I'alm Hi -ach to report conditions only aft- er a perilous trip by . automobile 1 over w.isbed-out roads and totter ing brid j:es. di'lared t hat his orchard:- were damaged to the extent oi $iiii.Miili uilil other surrounding him Hill l ere 1 a like fate. Ti ll vel was well nigh impossible, he said, and his reports wwe cmfinu-d by dispatches from Okeechobee nil the liol t io-t 0 end ot t he hi ke. Tin-re ail lirt.fg-s and io.,ds leid- ing mlo t ),e and Taylor's en t he tow n. w a witie. where II in width. WlniH rapid the ran a If to pected. Hie pel ll werei wa-h-il out eU ranning through more t!':i!- a tiitb UMially ran 1 " fet drainage through the coast was. ex It of the rise occa sioned by ruin t a II met.sui tng i s indies in bourn flu ling the Htorm wan not ex peeled there until Sat -urda y. Th w uter of Taylor's ;Tek was lislng hist night t the rate tff nine inches on hour. I .Ail(S IIOMi; IMHSIICILS l'( H'.TI.AMV lte.. Aug. in (Al'l - I'u'chase of northwest products tolaling tL'"ti. fiaTi autnially will be liiiri-ei-. at least Mi per cent by Montgomery Ward Ar .. watd W. I i. Ha Ull) hugger. Of 'hr:u;tl. gen-t-ia I inefriutfldi-tn!: manager, bet e io.I.m He met 'J.'.n northwe I m.in iii.h Iiiii-i u i t he rotn p i ny' plant ! iody. THE MOST FAMOUS . '"Hi- ; , in America the -family of the governor of New KMverimr is sealed, holding his grandsons Waller him hohlitn; their nrandl.iu;;lut-r, Mary Adams and his wife: Mrs. ami Mr. Alfred Smith Jr.; njith, and her hnshand, .Ma J. John A. Warner. Mary Philbin Will l.-vel. He puPe.1 ,,t. -..I.:, and attacked and wagons, men eloed in fully ytirglctl 2 ade from a crt prayi his ca f.M.l. -he. I siuns 1 1 1 oniobi b-x u of eln-iis Mm' Play- : him illon is of lemon- i boot h. t hen ' om head to K'lf 111 ptors I .,L!e ffoHl hi parade tin ulh.idng Juug. is had n -Uinaten todaV. but ..d ih.it a bill for f ady been presented No injuries to tl f nsidenis ..111 i. iiors w ho iv the elephantlm oried. ALLIAVK. L, Aug, Hi. A 1 ) - Severe electrical and ruin storms that la slM'd diagonn II v across (northern tthio struck w ii h Mill tot ee nea r here last night can --d 'at bast one ibat'i. resulted In Ho I ! tailni' ti' of a I 'eiili.sy I va u i:i pass en L" r tiain and damaged much in run i v. aeeording t ' til'-agre re- 1 prop. MJllS 1 inn -.1 111 m II II e today. Iisrut illon hamie n d ie tail extent ot 111 1 1 I 1 ! .' " i-vvrS'-VW:' -'vf tar fT. ''VfTI ' I I 5 l I , 'A .... . I . v : . .. i .'.! I'll 11.11 I 1 I 1 i II I X JM oefeats dritish EDWIN CAR EWE ipaGEfel- 14 i - 'i 1, ;w..iK,,n..r. , .i.-t VVamct lUxiet fiMliM' I , v ,V $ v4 4, m K..Ji'. N'.'w V..rk .si hi.,,1- Vcu lewis -. ,il)rl N I J t J J 54 ''" V- i lii-lt:n liiiiri'sslv..y hill- . V 'X i f. v i Wi.ll.-l- l.anl.i-. f CHI.-.IB... rllil.li- ZZZZIIZZZ t 4 X" ' C V V! K ii-.l siTi.liil In Tllliillshl ut Julian, ill Z j' fc'lM'"-VH'v. 1 last day TODAY SATURDAY ray I.;. Vv wH W W: s,a...; k rK, " 4 1 iuueu utcjidncu . . -sj i ' Anii.iiiiH . iiii'iil Iuik 1..M.H lllii.lc In AliBi'lw "f l'hf nimlilllK BMM SSf' OOtable C3$t i"i'v'i' ' lT h 'J I'-im-'l-mil' s.'i"il.U Th. -..'). I.wail till .vk.i-k nm, Alii IUJl warljp RALPH LEWIS V.-H..I. .Mi-s I'hiii.in V..T.I f..t .-ii miis t tin- ri,iv.-,si hiu "i umiiuMMHi gaCS' KATE PUICE - AL ST JOHN ! "" '""'"" S$S5,JASONnOIJAR0S -ANNE SHERIDAN FIVE KLKPH NTS ' " "v - -. - """ "- , tg? BROOKS DENEOICT (;6 O.VspREe'in I::;:,:::,':'. ... s,,,!,,, . tfjheGrealest of 'all Railroad Melodramas I LEWIST0N, IDAHO i wm.... ... it..,.t..y. iionw ..r I'TA'E?!' 1 terday, telling of the resource ol Me .Vwimillln Hide , , "' . (Cunllnticd from Pago 1) ,,H, (.nM ;1 1 ))ir m' the stati-. He jl ' -,-. .- ) j ( J(I n;(t )(;in 1 ' MiuMwiwiiiiiiufci iiiiwiiiiriiiiTWinffiTriwTff mr 1 1 1 mini p fem es and anrdelis, Three nf them, fi( ;( ,.t.Mlif,. artery. . Mallopim: .ihreasr hetwen two . """ mmmimmimmm ( In ns Also Miners J After thidr spree ll.ld left the ! Mown (ueity well torn tii. the m.is-. It:!, Ion ivere Herded bulk lO the i CROSS - STATE j RAILWAY NEED IS STRESSED: (rontinlird from I'.igo 1) ' ..it .f the ero-jf-state line w;m n plea for additional I a 1 1 for outlet of Ihe tilober of that section. 'o said that dt-vehipnjent r rt -oiirf .im ot Slither be) r, held up bef a use if tra importation, heard ir (aellill. and frnl K. M . of tin, In Un w.it lark of l-'rdiik ... Nor ,f SlltlH- frilll l.ils.r ;iml im ti.tf I", fc'uil I fitili-i lit ill.- (1..iii.l u.iiiM v iii. i ii fiiii K.i twi tu tine 3j SMITH FAMILY r Wed Film Executive Factory lo You Money - Savins Tlie Month of August Lverj llexall that the mil i una 1 diets the at Ihe It ade I'iivl- I -el. aphony Ht-ie name I. Hun te t. Ii ,-olld I .1 Ihe It. Mill lllll.lllf". nn.r r.iillr.i: l.'.f A ri-iil I: I'h.'V Factoi'v-to-You 9Q(. Sale price 00 ' tu,s of ii Class Drugs Inr. La (a andc, Ore. : sr''''-?:Trg. Safety Meeting of 0. -W. Employes Held Yesterday Announcement that there has not been a hlmile reportable or tost i ttlme injury from the second divt- 1 sien O.-W. shops here since August 1 i J T - a year aa -was an impor tant paruol the Khop iiteetinK held here yelerday with a iui'Ke atten- 'tluncc. This means that there, has t beeJi no injury w ithin the realm of this division In tlie shop, or mech anical department. On Wednesday the monthly divt sioii stately ineellllK waw held. John (Irodski. general saleiy aeni for ihe It. -W. has lieen in La t ramie from Lotlland attendtn,r both of the ttllereHtinK sessions and H. M. (J. Turner, division safely aKetit. Ii.-im also been in attendance with a number of t .-W. officials. liladines Purchase McMinnville Paper j McMiNN VILLK. Ore. Auk. 1 1 1 A I " Th" Mc.Minnvihe telephone ! lietiister. one Ot the largest weekly 'newspapers In the west, has been ' ac'iulred from Sheldon Sackett jand II. It. CartlidKe by I.. K. Itlad ine and hi fmn Jack liurrows l!la diuc, who have ioiue Irimi t'edai ; l-'alls. Iowa. I L. K. Uladine has 1 for years In Iowa as a He has been collector ; re.eliue for Iowa since active putdlsher. of internal HUM. He Heeui.l in .sold Ihe 1'edar falls Women's Stylish Low Most Compelling Offering of the Most Women's Low Cuts, ,f ummi.i- models. and Toyos. Specially I MYtok b tope Olympic rowing champloiu: i i'iiw ued todny In the, finals In the sewn I'lasses arc: i -;iKht Slates . ared shells I'nllcd nlverstty of t'allfornia ). sculls I'nited States Mellvuine and I'alil 'os- i A. IV. t'hllmtelnhia t. sculls :..h I'eaiee. Ails- Douhlc ;;;!::;:: i SiiiKlt tralta. l-'iiurs with coxswain Italy. I 1-Vur without coxswain Km; land. I'nlrs without cosk-ain Jcr many. w i I'uiis with . eoNswain Switzer land. Today Saturday DOLORES DEL RIO Beautiful of Styles hih Kradu Oxfords and Humps in the very choicest Come ill Patents, Two-Tones, Parchments, IJlondes priced for (Juick Clearance. $3.59 Mens Bathi All-wool worsteds, prey. I') to p I .'.la. comparable. Choice plain colors in Specially price. $2.45 Destroyers of lli.uii Prices The Coolest Piace in Town Plenty of ventilated fresh air The Tiffin rh0 fittHtar HFl EN HUNT JACKSON have made t!ic great American love classic ol the Fcvoen Also Cuts Season Clioice- blue am hlack and values un- nf Suits T. ( r'.', .' ,
