La Grande evening observer., August 13, 1928, Image 5

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Mtwub.y Aiit'iist 'in. 1D2S
'Ji GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Five
I i I
Local News In Brief
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Mr.'.. Ilnn-y Starr. of Wullu Walla
is voiiiim at tho Pay Snider home.
i m in -ui mu
.,.!
1V
,
ral Hi.xt I,
tan lit
P- uny i
;uJl llOUl 111"
I his morning-,
on Vacation 'I
H
t lefl
f, ,111; IV-.u-U
1 v-ri I. mi don a
h.kii the Cniit
O-W. t .-iralion
S!V" National
' MI S.l l,.,-t
M. Pi;
tilll
t 1!
pa. k
I 'ruin ' I 'i.-hini; 'tii
, anil M rs. i '. I.. Thnmp.-oit i ,.
I vest, rday trmn a m
li.-diing uml 'ampinu trip .-t
! i creek. They luttmi iish
ir rv good.
ii rui nt Op lalhm
t ; s l'i KKy I ! i.s hi
nalrsrinw from a a;.,,
i'oi
-iidi.
land
.1 inn whirli sin- miili-ru cut last
.h at a Portland lm.shal. Miss
s is vmployrd in t!i.- (i.-W, 0f.
to
.1. M. M li l- i inir a
"lie. and run. (
;tni Hamilton dir.
onlay wh.-r.- tii-v
iiiii:". driviiii? hoii'
and
cMin
Kriiiri! Iluiiie-
Mr. and Mrs
ln.i'd to l.;t C
. r a v. -'i-k's
u :h r.-lrittv-s.
vui y sh. riff an
A:iim
and-
undoii
II-tins
X Cullr
LS d
urni-sh.d .'"i bond
1 I'voin custody to
in l hi.-- t v nun; at
chain.- f drunk
ai'i'ested over the
:ss. lie
"keiid.
line!.
Mi:
s Mae
s r.'simii'd
National
vaeat ion
Miss l.ila
istt in
will) llo ir
t !i.t w .-. U
an spent
md and in Km:' ne
ion Miss ;,
liOII. i
ill til' ii to I a i'-aiMle
Mr. and .V rs. I', lb.lhi
and
Mrs. . .1. llolbtnr.U
v .Mr. Mrs. it.
eompiniod
Maxim, re
vest, ribiy
10 d tt'
1 nil' a
1 In W.
11 alien.
.Vt'lLllOll
el r
abh-
cill 'l 'ro'-jon. The t wo
1 tho Aniorican l.eirlon
ii M-dfoid and tlen
party mot'in
ItV'ifir at No
ido ami f'ortl
up I ho coast,
ot. Neskowin.
nd.
!d:iy
hltee!
Ib'tlllll I'
Ml'M. fek
i:.!;.i and
it P i t land
Tou.
hu. ai
nd
Mr
id Mr
. Kb i
T
y
ml her. Mrs -I. N
I i'ay I i iiiii I
n r. l uriled
o w h.-re
Kbdn Havo
is. Towciy aief
. 11 vt(i iiiL' f r s
til .loon ,i;ivi )
nil lelatlv.-s f.
id Mis. Tow. iv
c nt doVi n t o in. ,
Mrs
v. ial d;iys. K dim ,
n in Portland
srvnil W.rliS
and ii r iiiotln-r
Petcill to Pnrllaiid
Mr. "and M r$.
M '. and Mrs. Alvin Ji
r-'.ituMily to Por.t.uoi
t- 'a truer a it r
JiMt- s it 11 rue. 1
ot after M" nd
tlr.iiide iind in
1 -.-'ai i e-i and
..sJ.rrs or the
ifii'y ind are
Mr. .b.ii'x and
phews of Mrs.
1 Mrs. 1 yd la
, of Mrs. W. K.
i w ood Wil
hum thy visd-
w .
ek in I;
i ii i 11 tr
P..Ue
l'tii'iT:or pioneer
Vr!J known Ii
'.!:-. P.ilm.-r an-
fl'iima cMariiim'
'i''npd' and i0'ii'i
- 'lerlintr and M
I -uiijj. wii h all o
1 'InriiiK t heir .'-
'tl M'Mo
N.-H "Ci
ie'r n-
M -s.
hv
1 loin
'.nil:;,
a.-.-.oiip-illsiiu:.
r.
Tloy
Mi--s
. k 9.9,
l-'iot'ir I r : 1
Miiiii, n.il
Hid will
of t 11
u th-
v M
t mi.
St .
Thev
arf?l
.. Mis.
Mac
I'tklltd
s. L. A.
.a Cvand.
tl th. ir f ri
liable!" Ol
nd is a P
'1 pit 'doled i;cri''iiiatie
1 . "I ion" Shanks, w iio has
' - n n'lpioycl al Pie Auto Ph-e-ic
ryioe company of t Ids cit '
'i' the f;gt 1 years, has been np
e.n'od t'i-torv ropros-utat ive for
i" c.-.iai' Papids 'iii;.iiM'i insr com
' n v of 'eda r P.i puis, Pip roanu-
ik Way
P.e 1-
11 ol' i- purpose
t ial purposo
hill"!, bench
rs and valve
Sii inks will
: fr P-ndle-
1 i!iy whieh
;.)!!. Soiilh-
Pl.iho trom
i e of;- e Of
tiw Will bo
in l.a Grand..'
Men Like
j) where they can find everything in
! Pirst-Cliiss Clolhing, Hats, Oxfords and
: Furnishings
(rmiilo Visitor
''dl Prior, of imbh-r,' was a l.a
t-ianth) vislior yesterday.
Hi'ii Prom Summon Hp -
Charles My.-is was a La GYande
visitor yetilmhiy from his home
"" ar Suiuniervihe.
Vi-Ittnv Klsior
Miss Kuia Mattlce, of Portland is
'isithig here with her sister. Mrs.
I'. ui y Slansfhtd. She arrived last
We. k.
line front Port (am.
Mis. .less Wiseman and children.
Vincent ami l.onbr, loft Saturday
niL'lu after visiting hem ivw
tl
with friends and relatives.
. 'J'hi-y inaNr thrir homo In 1'arlland.
iiiny Tonight
Wait.-r It. an will lrari' tonitrht
I fr ujfdtn, I tali, w linv h will
vi-sil tor about two we. Us. Mrs.
B'-aa immI son hav,. been at Otrth-n
i'r some time visiting with her
jiarents, Mr. and Mrs. J. (i. Kills.
Mr. is. an is on )uh vacation from
the nsl of fire.
Kniiru I'roni Seaside
Mr. and Mrs. M. 1,. l'ete" .,ar
.von i. turned ye.stenlay from a
tti-rU'x vacation trip to Srnside.
Tiny made tlie trip by ear.'
Keliirn I'roni lik .
! Mr. and Mis. W. V. N'usbaiim n -tnin-d
last ni'ht fmin a week
May at Wallowa l.alie, Mp. Nus
kiunt (s dint-tor of niiwio In the l.a
(Irande sehools.
acatieiiinx At Sen side
Mr. nod Mrs. Jesf Try on
and
children. Jimmy and Marjorle. are
collected home in a day or tut from
S. asitlc whci e they have been on u
Vii cat ion t rip.
llrmly i:aets flm
';il and Itay (iipson. of I'nlon,
pi. ad guilty to charts of porniit
llnw Kaiublinyr and were subse-ipe-mly
fined lf( In .hist Ice eotirt
I'ridny by Judur Hiih K. Urady.
They own a billiard parlor at Un
ion. i-ited Parents
Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Johnson, of
Portland spent the Weekend in l.a
(Ju.nde visiting with his parents.
M v. aiid M rs. O. tl. Johnson and
sister tiiid brothrr. Anpetta and
I ee Johnson. They rauie on train
Nn. Saturdyy and are returning
tonight.
-Mulhrr K I teller
Mrs. avid May. of Portland,
who has br.-n Ulle III and recently
underwi nt an operation, is oor.val
eMcinif very salisfactorily. t boiij,'h
slowly. She is the mother of H.
M. Pay, of l.a. tirande. and i well
' know n here. ? ""
(ioinir to AlHrde'n .
I Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Krhhson and
children. Anita and Charh-.s. ex
pect to have in thr morning, for
Aberdeen, Wash., where thry will
visit with relatives: for .about a
k. They will be accompanied
Mrs. K. Hrndricks. The trip
w ill be made by air. ,
Weni Mm kh l, rryinif .
i- Mrs. I'lyde Cisboi-fie and son and
J riot her. M rs. Mat y Ja meson, ifnd
' Mrs. Mehvin Handy and children
wont huckleberry in;; la:il Priday in
Hi.u'h vaih-y. Thr berries were quite
scarce where limy went. Mrs. (is
buT'iie had a narrow escape when
she was nearly struck by a rattle
snake but managed (o gel out oi
its way.
Pe 11111 I Voni Seaside
Mr. andoM'M. Plyde Piiluia
Pmnian's ladles ready-to-wc
H. M. Hay. seereiary-treasure
the l.a Grande Pudding and
association. returned last
1 f rom a week's vac;
side. Mr. and Mrs.
Portland for some
lion trip to Nra
Putinnu weivjn
of the events of
Have
eli.
ill r
Mrs. Hay and jin.
tnaiif for an addi-
t lonal W eek befor
letinning home.
Sail l or
MISS.S
S.e. Id.l..
Ala-Ua
ni;i J I'dscfc of ( b ne
and Clara Pries, dauuh-
tt'r f Henry l-'ri-.-. of Summervill...
wiio now make tlodr home in Ta
coma. Wash., sailed Saturday for
tfliaU'Wiiy. Alaska. lieri' thry plan
an imh'tinite stay. They spent Sat.
unlay in Vancouver. II. (., and b fi
there on the "S. S. Alice." 0 the
Canadian Siramship line, lloth are I
uradiiate and registered nursrs and
l.(Jlt reielltiy Wee r III ployes of t he
Cindu Poit.lo hospital here.
o. -
VKilhig M're
Mr. and Mrn
N.-w V01U Cit;
dai d, w ho has
for the I..' 1 1. ,
past month!
arrived hen- th
isit wil ii Mes,;:
M rs. Klh n Stn
Sloddar-I has b.
. Karl Stoddard, or
. and Waldo Siod-hc.-n
on a mission
church for the
i in South America.
its morning for a
rs. Stoddard inollu.
iddard. Mrs. Karl
e. n visiting for sono
mot h. r In Salt Lake
s)ie joined her hus
e here on a business
ot ti return t he lat -week.
Waldo Stod-
time with her
C:i y. 1 Gi h who
band w ho chii
t ip. Th.- y p
ter part o! t Pi:
ciuiiiu here w it h his mo
To Shop j
Home lYollI Sca-dll." -"
I -ir. una .mis, vaner i.eisman. ui
'llu L. & 1.. drill,- stun1, arc home
from vaciiiloii trip to Seaside;
Iliihy Daughter Ik mi '
Mr. and Mrs. iiarry Hiding, who
Hvo ut SMS Pake t street, air, the
parents of a baity nil, I burn to IIh-iii
.Saturday morning tit their home.
Iti-tuni front M'n-dd I
Mr. nnil M r. Herman Sum isl
and son, Ki'll, and Ph.abeth
la-tli J ion nelly returned lust night I
from
S'casld
Vll rut loll to J 'ni'lklltd
Tliry motored. m
ind
I'nrentH of Snn-- '
Mr. and Mit. Pou Kvans air the
protld parents of a f.n, born to
them on Thursday. Mr. Kvans is
joint owner of the lioyat barber
shop.
l.s III INtilliiiul
Mrs. K. H. Appleby w Hi i
tomorrow morning from Po
where she ls spen.bng a-l.-H
Mrs. Appleby has been gone
Saturday evening.
tin vn
Hand I
days.
sin.-e
Drhe 'I'o Portland
Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Snodgrass and
daughters, Lola Marion ami Judith.
left hv ear Saturday for Port land
and vicinity on a s.-vetal day's trip
At Wallowa Pake
.Mrs. H. i:.'DiMOi and children,
Margaret and Howard, if re spend
ing several days at Wallowa lake
lodge. They wen' up l-'rhlay and
will bo there most of this Week.
Itetinncd Home j
Mr:" and Mis. Howard (Penuj
havr returned to Pa Grande from
it honeymoon trip to Patnier na-I
tbmal park near- Taconia. W isii. 1
Mi. Glen resumed work at the post t
offictr this morning. Mr. and Mrs.,
Glenn: made the trip by car. She
was Dorothea Harrison before herj
marriage.
On Vacation
William K. Moy.l left Saturday
niwht for Portland where he will
visit his sister for a few duys. lb
wilt then ko on into
visit other relatives
be gone two wrecks
price clerk, a I the
llOUse,
'allfornia
He plans to
Mr. Poyd Im
o.-V. store
Stop To VKit Ht-iv
Mr. and Mrs. P. Pook and
daughter1', Paehel and Lois ami
son, Melvin were visitors at the
It. W. I.eelghton Indue over tlie
weekend. They are with a party
of l!t from The Dalles who an
travi 'ling In four cars to Yellowstone-
national park and Sheridan,
Ore. They will be back in three
wee'hs. Mrs. Look and Mrs. i.eigh
ton, are sisters. .
filrls Cnl f Iug4'r
Two lit 1 1 fingers, belonging
to
two little three-year-old girls. Wen
smashed at almost the same tinu
yesterday afternoon in oppositi
ends of .La Grande. Another coin
cidence .Of the accidents was that j
one littlo tot caught her finger In t
a gate and. tlie oilier in a door, .lac-!
fuolUw. Uuiitw. daughter of Mr. '
and Mrs. S. Huriiett of P.urnelt'M
shoe .store, whose home is at PPMl
O avenue, caught her finder he
twern the bing4 on a door, tearing
the whole nail off and ripping the
flesh away to the hone. The other
little child the .laughter of Mr. and
Mrs. CMules HpfkrV who live on
orth Spruce Html, caught her
finger In a gate, mashing it severe
ly.' lloth ghjls were given medical
attention. The doctor said this
luoruiig that both fingers would be
Sll Ve,.
1 5 nuo server-
9KTeini9 a
kLA'rS-y CHARLIE MURRAY
TV L0U1SK FAZE.N'DA I f
.1'; M ii-allonal il-e-rraek at llieida.- I
V . f M I urinul fooin; Imrlngly I
S ilil lei-eiil : Alagidfieeiilb moiillleil I n
1 V "JS i " harlie Miirrn y and IMil-e
V MLff- faenda learning fur llu- HtM B
i3vm - n
" "SbJ t.l ulK.l s I l.si; 1.1t.M-
t' Inilillli ln-l lnr rl : Ji
1
v
WEDNESDAY ONLY
fill t hr, l t
j BESSIE LOVE l
Vbdtinjr Daughter-
Mrs. N. J. Kali-oner, uf Kntw
pi isc in visiting hero with her
duugtcr. Miss Kvelyn falconer.
M is. falconer drovo here yesterday
wit li her son-in-law, Way no K.
Wagner, of Watlowa Lako, n)m
w as calh'd to Kt nnow U'lt. Wuah., 1
oit lttiNln-.s). Ho wilt probaldy bo
bai'k throuch here on IiIh way homo j
tomorrow ami Mri KalroniT will
ri'titrn with him. Mr. Wucnm i i
with lhi jiowor t'ompany at the
Ink.
Stt,iHil from Hob -
Mi. and rt. Claienet? lP.ggs. and
diildrell, of Hoise, were KlleslH
Sunday of the li. v. and Mrs. II. W.
Parker. Mr. Hlirs t n leading
H.omo soloist and musician und . Ik
in charge uf music ut the First
M el hod 1st Kplscopal church, of
lints'. They went on west on a mo-
tor trip to Seattle and coast cities,
.
Vtsiiln'j I'l-om Port hi m I !
Mr. and Mrs. tieorue T. Cochran
' havr as their gilest at their home
un Srctmd street and Pennsylvania
'avenue, Mis. Charlrs Cochran, of
Portland. w ho arrived tit Pa
(Orande. yesterday and will he here
j for several days.
1 Sister Vlslihig Jleiv
M rs. K. Posen bail m has as her
I guest her sister, Mrs. Agnes Nelson,
of Natupa, Phi. who is convalescing
from a major operation which sho
underwent several weeks airo. Mrs.
1 Nelson has been here for two
; weeks. She has undergone a ton-
si! operat ion w hih- hei r. Sb
i
t recuperating very nicely and ex
pects to return to Nutnpu about the
1 irst of next week.
PPI 1 Pi t: SI PltlAHl US
OAKLAND. Cab. An;-. 1 :i t AP)
Kdtlie White, a well known prize impossible to associate further age.
fignt referee, surrendered to Oak-- with the Serbs." 1 pellable information from hiti-
land polit today after learning : front the Persian gulf eamo mate o! Cedar Island hdge aid
that authorilies weie looking for word that Ihn Sand, war-like king that President Cotdidge did nol Ms
hint on a warrant charging felony uf the lledja. had decided to dis- tell to secretary Hoover's speech
and embe..lemeiil. The charges agree with Great Mrilain .over the Saturday, since at the lime he was
weir filed byltelty Cornell of
Kurrkn. who claims While has
tailed to return her diamond ring,
I ,
lj STOK.U WAIIMNG ISSIPD
WASHINGTON. Aug. PI ( A P) ,
The weather bureau to. lay issued I
Die following storm warning: j
"Tioplial disturbance of small l
diameter hill gl eat intensity, een- j
tral 7.'t to Iimi miles south or south-;
southwest of Cionfiirgos, Cuba,
moving west, northwest. Caul ton
advo-i-' vessels Yucatan channel
an 1 region of western Cuba ne VI
il Oil I V
II PI CI' IN ACPIDfNr
V A N 'OP V Kit. Wash., A life
i:t
, (A P) Kugeiie Abbott, fori hind
(.street car conductor, suffered a
hrok.
sihh-
arm and Mrs. Abbott pos-
int
nal injuries when their
car went off the Pacific highway
and turned over three times north
of h"r hist nighl.
1
PASSfNGP.ItK. SAVf.D
MIAMI. Pl.r.r'AuR
radio message to tin
fl.-r.r 'Aurv !' ( APr
Miami I tally
Nrus from its Nassau em respond
ent this afternoon said the passen
gers have Imen I n ken off the Mun
son liner Munainar, . widt h went
aground off Grcal Ab:igo yesterday.
s.M-n.iMi fiiti: ix itffiNfitv
PtiPT APIIIPU. Aug. PI AP)
"he today destroyed a new eohl
trout ing plant of the Texas com
pany refinery here with a loss of
approximately $.'.00,0011.
"""" ji lour
SITUATION IX
FAR EAST IS
SOME EASIER
(Cuntinufd from ' I'uce 1)
Ci a nil UK tariff autouumy
to
China
ltussia Irf'ft Out
Statesmen of 10 of the chief na
tions are starting for Pails where
the Kollogg irnunehtlion of war
pact will bo signed. ltussia took
umbrage at not brimi asked to
join the party, her spokesmen, as- j teeiiiau for Vermont, sent contra- of other railroad employes 10 vot
seriing that tho whole affair w as i t ulmlons on thr prohibition tiie- ing to accept t he cut.
an anti-soviet movement, Spain
i-oroivtMl
hat the
with good Kraco a hint
original wUuatory list
.eoiilu not well lie expanded ana in-
plicated she would he annum tho
; fil to "ndlu'l'o" to the mull!-!
lateral pact. i
Discussle-n oT disarmament In
connection with the tn'-aiy con-
tined. One of the Ideas advanced
came rrom I'aul l-oehe. president
; .f the tier man Iteiohstag and a
delegate to the socialist labor in
ternational congress at lirussds.
He said the multi-lateral ' idea
jshotihl he applied also to disarma
linenl, the iigreemeuts In be carried
Joiit under International control,
j Jugo Slavia's political atmos
iphere continued stormy. An editor
who had denounced Stefan llu-
ditch too strongly for the sensibili
ties oT the hitter's followers, was
assassinated. Then came the death i
of thejileturesnue Croat leader, re- ,
fusal of his friends to permit a
;statK ltinerai at the expense oi mo
llelgrnde government, and deeliu
'alfoii of his widow even to receive aia
comb deuces from ea hi net yoiirres. i h,
lAnte Trumbich. political ally ol"
' Padilch. said that i( was "ttuitr
frontier of the Irak Protectorate.
The empire's, troops In lhat section
.have weather eyes open for dust
j..niids presaging raids from tlo
! desert by the "Waliahl tribesmen.
- ti-.T 1-1VC
llOU V IMC M I O
SUPPORT OF
DEMOCRATS
(Continued ll'oiu Paye ! I
t m, t,.i,.gruuis. w hb h came from
D.-moerats as well as rrouhlicans.
; w hich have indlcatcil to him that
'the speech of ii crept a nee was well
received over tho country generally.
Thomas H. Love, a democratic
lender of. Texas., who abend an
nouiiced that
he would vote for
"I shall vote for you
ami only blunders
you from1 carrying
Hoover, nurd:
in November,
can prevent
TexuB whose voice you have utte
ed tonight."
Kan-
Kent
you
Sen a i or Charles Curtis, of
sns, llooWr'a running mute.
Oils telegram: "1 cungratuhit
ion your speech of acceptance
wishes."
Pest
W. N.'fMnfih, xh
.fsidciil i'niil
' -
V V V V V V V V
Y
1 When
if
legislative repreHenlattvo of Uio
lb ot hoi hood of liailroad Traiuim n,
hailed tlie speech as "ihe political
masterpiece of the anew." while
Alexander Moore, American am
bassailor to Peru, cabled congratu
lation:; on " masterful addresK."
Senator James E
diana. who bitterly
in the pre-eoliventton campaign, uf the tf per cent cut tu Hniaclert
sent u telegraph haying in part: "1 and wages which has I. n ratified
heartily cungrutuJaU' you upon this by tho unions. The Clerks' uMOehi
lucld declaration of your personal tiim completed endoisemcntH of
views and of party purpose." itlit workers when tt followed the
Oi her Conurnlnlalh'n- example of the shopmen, loeomo-
S. Kinsley, national commit-1 tier men and Die big general union
no nt. with particular emphasis on
I
that part declaring tlie reoiihlhau
party denied the right of anyone to
deteal the purpose ot the coustuu-
lion by indirection.
Others sending congratulatory
messages incimjes: Millam ng
ley. Jr.. and Julius Pos- nuald. of
Chicago. Thuinas o. Marvin, chair
man oft he tariff commission. Pd.
P. 'h liu nts. national committee
man for Missouri, and D. D. Uob
erlson. president ofihe 1 imt lierliood
of Pailroa.l Piicinon.
As much as he appreciated theno
expressions, those whuh appealed
esprclall to the tioininoe weic those
coming from prisons he does, not
even know, and whose nanus gen
erally air unknown. Anion these
were democrats as well as republi
cans. , COOPItH.)
Nt ' P P I ; I ( I :,
WAS PISHING j
Wis., Aug. PS. IAD
ulidge has as yd
lTeMdnt Coo
.n no nusfagi
ecrrlary Hon- ,
i-igardlng tlie hitt er's speech of
jUancc Saturday, t U ticiafs at
siitunier executive tdlice said
that the
roolnlg
was no evbb nee thai Mr.
would send such a mess-
on the Hiule rive
cording to these i
exectuie did not
angling' expedition
fishing. Ac
ports the chief
et ti t it from his
tilt the accop.
f tam e speech w as over,
j wpsn itx p pappus mi i;r
1 SAN PPANCISCU. Aug. Pi. lAP)
West, ru republican leaders gath
ered here today for a general con
ference on t he presidential cam
paign In 1'acitlc coast and weslern
states. ,
Dr. Hubert Work, chairman of
tho republican national cmnmittee
arrived heir iroin Palo Alio and af
ter the conference will leave for
the east.
Dr. Work said he had no state
ment to make upon the situation
11 lit it 1 alter he had conlclTcd With
national committeemen and w oin-
I'AIIM I. PAPPUS SI'.i: SMI I If
AI.HANY, N. Y., Aug. Pt . ( A P )
--A group of farm leaders from
the middle west ami south came to I
Albany today at tho Invitation of i
Governor Smith to confer with the!
deinocrullc presidential nominee on '
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