La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 22, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, August 22, 1028 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tape Five Local News In Brief Home I 'mm I hint J Mrs. ihaha Hoehni ti:is return-' id from a brief vifil in Cortland, '-- rYJ'liiur Tallin- .Mis. i K. Hapin iett is sp-nd- phut m v. nit d?-v. in Portland visit - int; with In r laC.cr. f . Mopiiiir ;tl TYiYiiii'i-vS i I lie MlF.-cs Hrt Mile II a ft c I) I tower :,iind Iteity My ik, of i.a Orande, jin, n-i;L-U-r.'il ul the CougH-HM liulel fit H'ort land. i I id urns I iiuii North INrvttfc-r- f - .MIsh l-!lsm Veek hua . Juwt lo Murmd lioiti a week's vacation trip M" North Powder chert- he visited y ! riends. H - , r l.citirucil Homo , Mr. and Mrs. .1.11, Cuinmiiigs and ' tainily r- t nmf .( yesterday from a ; two w.eks vacatiuti trip to New-' port, t r... , (l , . ; In I'ort la nil -I Ainiiiii; t h" out-of-town KUest8 ; re'tMered at I he ' 'mitfress hotel' tn I'urtlund ' uer t wndiend were i Mr. and Mis. I.. II. Meptu-ns of l.u : Crande. l inf lis W5 i'iiiu-;; Tanner, al police on chart s forfeited 2-' in mi : last uilil by failiii'; ; trial. sted by tht drunki'iiess to appear for Hen From (ioediim An important I ,;i C.rande visitor loday is T. W. Temiey, president of (Jo-ling .cnlh-ge. of Cooding, Ida., wrffi is lure In the hU'i'i'sls of the ehool. ' .. . , llclurn to Work l.iti-il Mrs. K Lticill able to resume lo-r mr beauty sliop tlii, hop this wet.k. Sirs. l)aly,"Klt,n "aU toll,'1' 1,1 ;as be.-u ill most of the summer Hid lias 'been in Idaho. lU'titrn-; On Train Attorimy Itola-rt ; ed oil, train No. IM a vacation trip lo points ami lhiti-m. ago with Ahs. Kakin and th ir sons. ijf ear. 'i'hey w 1 1 lfc ret inn in about I ril Wil T" r.ois.-. ! .l;u'K Shhi::. r7 Salrm. .slupni'.l iii 1.1 i a iM tcf vi: il "v '( li J rit nls y .tt'rday. 1 lit- i.s 011 ! I tn'IS'iisi- fi . Willi twit fricmlH il. .Mr. .Spoilt? lias Ikm'H hi i- 011 si-vi.Tiil acrasiiais ami ;:ltiMi'li-di 1 hi' I V -Molay rollelavi' In im- I hrtr y. al s aso. On Milium Trip " Mr. ;i(nl M-x. .I:i U C.' Murphy. Mr. -and ;.Irs. M, Ujldd .ni.d Mia l$tna .)i0es h-l'l Sunday moriiim; on a two - wee 1; trio Into the M in a in couiitrv In "hif'W aflo'.i a mountains, I h. v are packing in l.y horses and will fish and c-unp at the mountain lakes and Mtr.nns in the- incized country. ' - . . . -Utrmliiij National Ci;ncntion We -h v C.i iiw mon. son o! I r. ;ind Mrs. H. H UrowiM.m is now in San Craaciseo tlii- nation Siu'ina Kai w h.' he is alteiidhii; ! C'UlVellHon uf tile I'ratt'rniiy for nie 1'hl a d h .itt' from the I "ntversity of ' Wash in 1,1'. n chapter. He will re- ( I urn In i iu a week or so, after vir.it i ii fiiciols pi California cities.; Talkel lo I ail Itc.vnolils ! day. lb- has ; I n with 'I'ony T.n-J .1. I :. Heynidls had a bum dis-i'a"" playimr fott of ,( "heyenue anil! -tarice i. i. niion- ciuiversalion withjb H'lurnlnu to his home in Van-" his son. .Tan I II. ym. Ids. at Klamath couver. . ... Culls hi si niyht. lie reports that' j the I'eyaoMs family is feelinif 'Tit and I'iippv" and are etijoyim; their new hi'iie 'Wry much. Mr. ey udils is .sicivta-y of. the chamljer of II there Hetoi ilv I Yum Iteiul Mry. CHli.uui Ycek et 11 i n 1 1 ekS ic.it ion t rip to Hciid he isilrd her dauuh-i.-e I'.ar.toll. Mrs. Yeidt rv i'li'.'T'-siiii!,' sido r lake. K lamath Calls. and other places of t darinu lo r stay. Mrs. ni. nt of H - W, C T. i'i!f. 1 1- r heiiif is on vk is Ml I I ; -it t'd Liau.li bibbcll Here Mr. and Mrs. Lrmsi Cpnradt. of 'i.i't. Cal.. !!! La C.rande this ? : -i ! i i ? ; atti-i a v. ry iVas;int H 's v-i.iy i( t(n' hiniir of Mis Ann .iin.elt al '' 1 1 l-'oui i'-eni h slnet -. h- m ; v ii: .1 ti !i ttn fr Mildf' Kt. j ailitae. ATillH- and 'on r.oi i . M r. and iii sp nd another iunimli the north coast ciiies and 'anada b'-fore le- T.-: I.o-t A Pad Pa; 'l VS I TI 1 V . i I ' 11 11 1 I. i iimi r ! ..r au.J Ml-.-, k. '. when U- l.-l visit here asatu endins; Sun Mrs. Harry Gil Mary Grant, both t In y discovered Mitt box of their a taken from Mrs. .lb- it Mas parked nnc had b, i..ri 's i :ir ... ,-i.l,- , :. i In,. 'I th.-'v v II.. . 'I occurred having dinner Tie y lovt a ,t of ce'tliing Gtinmre atid i v;':tir-' with Mrs. N.Jlle - ed Miss id 1m jj - V,"EYE.KEKt; FALL OXI OUDS 1 l.r,iritn and young men here for your selection- $.").!). to $;.!).- Pair a 4 mmmS. mm III of .Munipv Myn Anllu FrlcltNon is 111 ul tlu1 mumps. She In Hie daughter of 11 r. and Mrs. A. K. Kricksoii. I I 'muses U'hlenv ' H. I- It. Uyncarmm hau moved .from l"ol AdaniH avenue lo-ll-l j S avenue, Bark ul Work- I Mrs. K. V. l-mghlln is bad; at work at N. K. WcsCm jsturii 'after her annual MUiinin r vacation uf one month. Cefitriis To port lantl Mi'f. A. S. loiiat. and her two children have returned to PotMhnyl alter vtsitliiK here for se-i'al weeks with her ln'other-tn-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Itiehard C 'J'hotnas. IP'tiirn Fnnn Pciiillclou J. K. Monoids and 1.. S. W.eks returned last night from lYndh-ton where they spent two days; They attended the second annual ram sale tvponsored by tht- Oregon Wool Grower's association yesterday. . Visiting Here Miss Ma Selders, of Caldwell. ' Ida., is visiting her at the home of !mi and Mrs. O. 4". Osborne. She 'arrived Monday night and will re- turn to Caldwell about Sept. j . ,To Vi-il Kelative Miss Heatrice Kellogg arrived in La Crande by train yesterday from Tacoma to visit here with the J. W. Kellogg family. Air. Kellogg is a piano tuner. . . Visfllug in Pullman Mrs. H. (J. Smith and her son, Hilly, ai-e visiting in Pullman, Wash., with her brother-in-law and sister. Air. and Mrs. W. C. Kruegel. Air, Kruegel is bursal- of the Wash- t ltd urns lo Oklahouui j Mrs. Annie Shelley returned yes- ,tcrday to her home In Vinita, Okla., j after sjiending about two months - Kali hi return-j m.n. ui,n n,.r Hst,.r Susan yest. rday from ;;inkins at her home at lltiOG North Hithern Oregon I ."0urth street. "'' a week1 . 1 m .... , . tcmrns 11 in 1 ihiihs 1 rir U.-oi-b.- T. l-iKhnin. uf llut law firm of I'oi hrall t Klirrliuril. !- .(llrliril laxt niKht fi-ofil a two-luy trln (o Millan-l-'l'crwati-i- anil Walla slu,!,-nt of jwallu ill.- Intrri'SIs of l.-Bal Imid (iranilc for . ,,..s. . . J . :. . l'tliriMHl IllHIIC , .Miss t.ulu ()sl,ot'it, t-liirni'd to !1iit tionin lnTi .Miinilay niKlit aflrr j liavinir yisiti-il fur the last niontli I Willi lii'i- aunt. .Mrs. It. ((. Solders, ,ul Calilwell, Ida. Miss Osuorn w ill alliMid liiuh srlitMil Hits wlntrr. Hho is 111.- d lailKlili f ol Mr. anil Mrs. O. ..,..., - I - ' i - ( '. Osborne j " zt t . i ; lo . M iss Aiyce i'ook has returned to Kmf -in- a fter .spend inu' t he weekend ivisitintr relatives and friends here. .Mis t'ook plans to enter Hie 1'ni- jVere.-dty of Oreuon this fall. Siie . has been w orklmr In Kujrone this f4'"" and Kiaduali I from the bn-al hih school this spring. lla-chnll I'layer Was Here .Ne.l Mavis, of ancouver. who I. a was third baseman with thi tiraiiiie I'irati-A this summer, ."-pent , the weekend vfslthiK in l.a Hrhnde. ;i ri ivinir 1-Vhlay and leaving -Moii- At uPm Mrs. K. I.. Hostwick f Bessie Stoddard), of Cortland, is visitin? ! In La Grande and vicinity with re- lathes. She is spendim; a few das :tliis week al I nlon with her sisler, 'Mrs. I-'. li. Conner. M.rs. Hostwick i 1m the daughter of Mrs. .1. It. Stod 'dard and a sister of Leon Stoddard, : hot h of I .a r:i tide. family Hcun'u Hdil j An tniercstint; reunion of the l Go.., family w as hi Id Sunday uf I teinoon at Hie La Grande city park jwtlh some I'M members enjoying the jnceasion. A picnic lunch was spread at two o'clock and a musical pro gram was enjoyed in the afternoon. Anions those in attendance were i three daughters of the flood fain . ily. Mr. and Mrs. 1 1. A. March, Mr. ;iiii'l Mrs. K. A. ChiMlps and Mr. rind Mrs. Charles Honk, all of La tlrande; one son. Mr. and .Mrs. Grover Good and family, of La Grand":, and the following grand ; children. of Baker, Mrs. C. dl Bridge and children, of IhUicr. Mis. , Jake Xlhlci- nnd lamily. of La !Graiide. Mr. and Mrs. '. K. eaeh and children, of La (Viand". Mr. land Mrs. ( t. Carpenter, of Lu Grande-. One gn at giaiidson. Clco , lliatt, was pit sent. r.mi- Mi Cal.. a et VMI Here s GVace Harlley, of I'alo Alio lelt La Gtaiole yesterday after 1 era! days' visit with to-r friend Miss Kvelyn Falconer. Miss Hart ley is phvsica! education teacher in a I'alo Alto high school and jun ior roPeee. She and Miss Cab-oner wen- i hisstiiates at Hnterprlse high school toRi'th'T. Mhs Harthy was accompanied as far as l'ortlaud by Miss Minnie Hohnan who va Inr classinate at tin- I niversity of Ore gon. THlE;i VMlliiiC From i:it-rTlMw- .11 lieu 111 11 111 UM1IIK IIIKI mifut J-una Thurnhurg, high xchool girl ol Kuicrpriso, an visiting here tills week with Mtes Kvelyn Falconer. Ill At 1-aki Mrs. Helene Sli arna, who la well known In musical clrclca here, has been ill at Hot l-akc. It in reported. Mis. SieartiM wan in La (Jrande for a tdiorl time thin morning. Licence- KmhI A marriage liccii.st yiatenlay ly the rounly dork, O, ; K. Mc 'oi miek. to Nona M. Sharp, of New berg, in Maker county, and l.csli-r Metealf. of Delburiic, Al berta. Council .MivpS 'IVnlht I he I eacuers ami Workers' i "onnclt of the Maptist the Sunday school ofiat Washington Slate eolU-Ko. He hurch are urged to be j has had six years of experience present' at the meeting to he held at the.l.a tlrande itustness college at 7::t! o'clock tonight. Fpc4lel Homo From Portland .1. ,1. fair Is expected home to 'nlght or tomorrow from u brief business trip to Portland. Mrs. Car i- lucom pa tiled him there and will remain to visit with friends for a' few days before returning. Sent To Training Nclnml Gilbert Mason. 16, was taken to in Salem, yesterday by Hugo K ling ham incr. deputy sheriff, following his committment on the day prev ious by County Judge L. (1. Couch in juvenile court, because of a theft The boy had been hefore him before,1 Judge Coueii stated.- Tii Opeji Shofi ' M is.-' Myrtle tic 1st la In Portland this week lining special beauty shop work In preparation for ripening her, new shop which she has pur- chased.. In -Pendleton. Mm. Heist - Was In. the business here for sev- era! years, quitting it lust fall to become, connected with the La tlrande Uuilding and Loan assocla- lion, lhe will be hack In l.a tJraude at the end of the week. Itciiirn From Motor Trip j Mr. and Airs. W. K.-Gilbert and Mrs. 11. K. O'ltrien returned last night from a motor trip to Colo rado and to eIlowstone national park. . They visited in Montrose. Colo., with Air. Gilbert's mother, for several days and stopped at Ornvep. then crossed the state to .Wvoinbiir seeinir Yellowston.. Mr. ,,,,.1 Mis. (Mlbert anil Mis. O'ltrien "oi'l"'1 '" l-!"iu u "''ir ''"' Is l-ir W.'i'linul .Mr. mid .lr. H. E. IMrh.y and daiiKliti-r. l.a'ulh. Iiaj as IliL-tr KUi'Ms ; for the woeUi nd Mr., and .Mrs. li r. Shellwoith and dauch tor, Muxiiic, of Walla' Walla. Sun day th(- two families enjoyed a day tin log! and hiking durlny the day to the, Indian momument at the top. Miss Itichey returned with Mr. ;iiul Mrs. Khellworth and dauh r from Walla .Walla where she JuUl been visit In;?. . ,-j (..U a a JjTw.p Jleiv I'roin Twin Falls Miss Ida Trainer, of Twin Kails, arrived in l.a (Irande this morn In? and will be here until Saturday visiting as the f?uesl of Miss Bertha liatitz.- Miss Trainer, wdth her par euis, was In l.a Grande lust week visithiif friends. The family made their home here when Mr. Trainer was superintendent of the Grand Hondo hospital. They have been in Cortland and an- now In linker w hile Miss Trainer visits here. They er visits here. -I hey, ext. ndcl vacation have bein on an ? i" WOMEN'S IIIKlNf; RACE ANNOUNCED' Primary: Norm., Maycer. Interme idhite; t.'srolyn Carroll. Internif " '.Unto; Hornlee McKlnliey, pri- (Continued fruiu l'ae 1) j in the nature of a hand lea p. as .lapsed lime will bo taken Into con sideration iu awarding places. The course will follow lh'"iiialu ( highway lo Hot Lake ril the Inter ' siH-lion of I Iu- old road w ith the highway we! of lhv lake. l-'rom j there- il w;ill follow the fool hill load to lite intersection Of same I Willi Ka.st A'laniM a'-nue. The race will end at the La Grande post lot rice . . 1 All competitors must maintain jlheir position within tho right half of the nail throughout tho entire distance. All coiiipelitor's will main tain a strictly heel ami toe walk, which means that one part of the root must be on Hie ground al the ! tun thai the front fool reached Hlic ground. The trout toot should be straight at the fane ll reaches the ground and 1 he body carried et. Any conielitor desiring lo pas another milsl be at least six feet In front or the man nursed heron- lak.ug his position immediately in' I. mil. i AM competitors will 1 sttletly prohibited I rom touching anot h in any way during Hie conlesl. j No competitor shall lie allowed' any assistance o eoachlng from the I outside with the exceplion that Ur. W. T. I'hy, of Hot Lake, has con - ' sealed to gBe water ur hoi coffee J to Ih" contestants. Any competi tor desiring to take ndvanlnge of' this hospllalpy will not be allow c.T i 1 inn-out. lost then la other wordf. any time w ill be included In total j ( lapsed time. Alt utiles must li 1 S:'A Saturday night, tt y lo.inlis may b" '.I. II C.re, bike dn and Son Jew e(ry slor Cull'ii. at lh- offlci but ea ll. - made b Si X. I. fore Kit- secured from ctor.nl 1'eare . or from Max of Hi" rredtt u. ,ih.- tents. It was in that place and i otd slants miMt sign said en-; hai sitting, that the r- publi lank and waive any responst- ,.;in Htandiird bean r gave lib t"-c-lo proitTot is for accident ond iriessaL-e to the country. One might possibly m i ur duitng dialing fire! with boyhood nu trior outfit. ,P's and secondly with farm n IU-f. All . t,y I, ; l.lll.y ' Hi., I f A!) contestants must pass ti phys ical carniiilion which will be gh -I en them previous to the start of llle hike. The winners will be .bebbd by I the e'.ipsed time f fotll t he 1 ' 11 Ion j High sehool to tii" C. S. post utttce III Lu Grande. The elclit eoiup triors how ing e ratt-t time, in esp it I VI of .'- ns. wiil be i-uid"d i-lght hull- lal-'e va'if.i. ! The above Mite- will l.e st I let 1 j' "jufo'iIIV,. Ao-.iWh,iJ-f tjtvr. tlptat- iTEACHER LIST FOR SCHOOLS MADE PUBLIC (Continued from Pas 1) iryurdtd a a particular aet her hi.itory clause.. lo Nmv Srlrnw TcwIht Succeeding Ah en Hawk ait hend I tf tho Kelenee department Is Arn- I old llrjlapp. Mr. (iralupp grad- npi an( otjlor rrm i,.MderR, will.1" ' during the early afier uiik issiied ' uicd frt.ni Willainetie and has had ,r nked to participate In th noon. Hoveti yeara of experience, teaching la llermlston and Iongvlew, WaslL Kuherl llon succeeds Owen It. IUchelleit, who will ho In Fuller- ton, Cal., lift asslHtant lo K. A. Ale Hachran In the Industrial art's de- irartment. Air. DI.on gradtnvted from o. K. C. and has done work .Miss I-lorenco Williams will be in tho commercial department, laklng the place of Miss Kdlth Sorenson who will he married this fall to A. W. Kggleson. Miss Wil- ' " State college and has had practical to the realization that the problem ; BuVenior said, "that alt I can sav.the first nine to defeat Hick Hock- exponent' In office work. must be solved. They will he ln.;S 'jMlw are voti ? Tm glad in see ' enhamp. of St. Louis. :t ami I. Two summer marriage eulmln- rited Into conference. Outstanding I Vou' that's all 1 could sav to the Another St. Louis plaver fared ated romances that began when fanners such tut (iovernor Lowden l.-hairinan of the national rtiminit-' more happily, .hmmie Manion de teachers met here. They were Miss win he ttsked to join In thn search t(,,, UII(l senator PltHuan." jteating Art Sweet, of riiicago, Huth Johnson and Owen II. Itlche- for common ground upon which we Crowd nu.ll 'handtlv and 0 by shooting close !!U ",Uln .f,l!M Z(oU ,ianlana CI" ttCt-." T There was little evidence of the to par. . W; Thomas, who will return . . , Tim,, IWrtahl great throng that had been expect-, I'l.llllps l iulay. I'aeifie coast here this Tall us Air. and Alrs.i Th eauing of ituch u conference. n,;inv Wcre dehaiing w heth- pl'iyer. who was somewhat of a la- Thoiua.-t. ' . ....I urn 11 V Is nriltentcd im.ui Hun. 1 . .i...i .... .i , , t. t.ail.. 1 : ir. e ,.f ht f . i it l i.:. 1 1 v -'The faculty Member follow: Jiigii ph-iiooi h. IV Towler, principal; Anne Arnohlus-, head of home economic department; Allre Kllppel, llnglish and history; Carolyn llaumann, nioderri languages; Kthel ltlekford. llngllsh and mathematics; Italh W, t nrtstie. matnemHties ami pny- -le.H eilo.iitloti: lmi U. Harrlmn ' ' ..... domestic riclctie'e! 'Arnold (Inttalin. head bf .em udrui unvio. un- tha v.. Haves heart of cummcrMiil r-tiT V II. ,li m .H,,.. ' e- : inatles; Dorothy Ku liy. seloneo and lanliaKes: Kleanolo llluss, sclenio and Kills Jiliysleal education; An nalaurii l.ee. ICnullsIl: Alta 10. Ul He, mnthenmtli s; K. A. .MeKueli- run henii of-Industrial iirts detiiirt- nient; Zelda Thomas. KiikIIsIi; f1)rm proposal for farm relief did ltoliert Hlxon, inanual arts; Tlor- noi contemplate Hllirr pullliiB the ence Williams, commercial: Mlna government Into the control of tho Southard, social silences: W. W. business of nffleulturo or mil.sldlz Thoinas, head o( history depart- Inir prices of farm products hy pay ment; Uenovleyo llanna, history Im; thno.s;es tllerecn froui Iho fed and Kngllsh: Klleauor K., Vernon, ,.,-al treasury pr hy iu tax or freo l.alln and KukIIsIi: and lltith hnpuscd on' Hie "farmer. lyoiiKfellow, llblarlan and study,' ' A Slt-llel. l'lnii hall supervisor. . j "We propose with Bov.-rn.nenlal I.U-..K-..lry s.-1hn.N Hs.slstnnce and .in Initial advance of Mrs. 1,. A. MeKaehran, 1'rlnclp.H capiti.l," lie added. "To enable the of Central school; 11.. A. Wllker- aKr,.ulluri1 industry to retell a son. principal of fireenwoo. ,lllluro of m0l1vrn r)USnol 0 rr!1. sehi.,,1: llerlhert V.vans, principal ,,y . wll,,.h lhp f,lrmor w lllverla scnooi: .Mrs. r.vciyi. io-ii- l nrlm lnal of Willow di llool .Mrs. 1.. I.. loui;lasii, supervisor of penmanship and art: W. W. Niis baum. supervisor of music; Mrs. Hchm Cook, Intermediate; Susanna j I teal, primary; r.ieanor u. thhhi-, prumiry;. i . nwu- vienrvi, nm, i inedlate: Mrs. Mollio (lower. Inter mediate .Mrs. .Mary If eusler, In Icrmedlate: Henrietta ILerlu, .pri mary; Mildred Hoyt, primary; .Mr-. leilll Jllfr, I'lllllilii , ixinn ei'ii- caid. pi-lmnry; lulu V. MeNees. inteiniedlal': Nell Mahaffey, Inter mediate; Mm, liuth l'atten. dn- ....,..A..I..I !' lll.-L-a lot dcot ,h. in..e!rene Kussoll. nrlinnryt Hffie Snider d e p a r t in e n I a 1 ; lllanehe I.. Speers, department- al: Marie K. Ti'Kh-beik, ilepart mental: Art a M. Verity, depart mental: Vina Con ley. Intermediate; 1 4. It. lel.ne. departmental; liulli , ,.,,. Mrs. flem (,rf,wi ( rt,:ll. i;i.lrl.lx--e Huffman, del (mental; Mrs. Hola Hutchn. lnlTiiiMlate; Carmen I'lans. prlmarv; lrlne A. Johnson, mary: Gmee Snook. Intermediate: Mr. Nell Thaekr. primary; Mar guerlMte c. Towler. primary; Mrs. Hallle Williamson, 'primary; Cllvf Moore, depart mental Intermediate; Buth 1'. Brown, primary; Mrs. Kthrd Hills. Intermediate: l'hn enee Snillh. Iniormodlnie; Myrtle Hoyt. Intermediate; Nina Kanie, primary: Beairh-e Ward- II. pri mary; Mrs. Nellie ti. Nelll. pri mary: Beryl .tones. Intermediate: Hileen Moreloek. intermedhile; Clovd Me Ll n. Intermediate; Sarah Williamson. pHm,""V. and Mrs. I iea t rice Young, pri tna ry. HOOVER BIDS (JOOD-IiYE TO UIRTII PLACE Continued from l'i 1) otlo r field and the disbanding of the cirowd of more than I "i.tMia who w " '" I this little town for his homecoming. Hi" great day In the village' history passed into the fi.-.lm i tf nifiiiiiirli v ulilell ltwist of t)p 7m) wUJ tl.ltv,.H .vf, 0fiPI1 re call. They think of Hoover a he passed again Into the modest I it 1 lo cottage of his birth for breakfast with Mrs, Jennie Hceller. a he went to pay hi homage at the grave of his mot her and fai her atop th" bill to the eastward, and as he )iet out to find the "obi swim ming hole." which proved ho elu sive that two trips were necessary to locate It. And finally, perhaps, will come the most Impressive recollection of all that of Die. dlst ingulhh'd native son as he slowly de.iecndeij Ote temporary statrw ny lead In g down Inlo the bowl behind the i,rlck high school to receive the -ace.. Im of the throng v rflow Pig Mor At Home Jloover Ktcined to be more at home In facing an audk-nep of hi f' Mow lowani thun he has b-en at any other meeting of the campaign, lb- wiiii given an ovation as he up ptand and anot lor as the meeting broko up after the singing of "The Star Spanghd Banner" in which dis-iUMlHhd. Tl uoove role- will a.lfo apply to the women' hiking conlesl wllh Hit) exception Unit Hie i-taj-t nil! !).; ; UjI L;iku yj 7 : IT 'J Mrs. floorer anil her Bonn Herbert Jr., and Allan Joined with & will. Th movement of the nominee's Up Indicated that h too wan ro- ( pea tin if th wnrd. although hi voice was last In the wound of tho ! mon lusty ones of those Immed iately around him. r UoPOKI ltt CoM-'KRFACr: WKST ItUAKfH. la., An. 2:'. . iim An BPi-lcntiiirui tAnr..r-,n.-A in uhleh Frank ( I nwdn of scnrri, for a common ground upon hleh to act for farm relief, wasf"'' ' P- and received 25 news- proposed here last night by Her- j p:iprmeii for their last Interview p,rt Hoover In his homecoming ad-1 hefore the notification. Chairman ress in tho heart of the corn lilt. ' ltiiskoU. of the national committee. -n forinulatlnr recommenda- n?,' Senator Plttuiau were In the tlons for legislation to carry out ! room as well .as the governor') pronoauls of the nurty." thn re- ! military aides. publican presidential candidate mUi, "I trust that we may have the fun assistance of Ike leaders of ' (rs since It) a. in, and expected to agricultural thought. I am not in- J keep h up for the better part of sensible to tho value of th mudrithe afternoon. hleh Bineero farm leaders havo given to this question of farm legls- iniiMu. mi') wit (jiiiriiMiiru jvern election, mil ijm nominee iim,r llU)1(. Hwlals trains originally not indleaM whether It would he hiH nuTutiso to full .it heforo or ar- ter his InaiiKuratlon. Jlls democra- ,lr opponent has announced that if jlp should be-elected he would In- Ylv tv rKrm leudern In liuinediatc- p. uftor . 'oyemlier. B. . I'ormor (Itivrnmr. tnu ilAn' l ill,. 1. T; niremosi eAPoneai Ol UIO elUa I7.a- - ' . ' . l()Ur the rpuhMcutl, convention . . .... ' w . ; .7 ; . ' . " . """"r" V'J '-juvu o uiai , 111111 no iinnoiinrou niH wunarawui irotn mo rU(,0 f0i- tlio nomlnntlon whloli -R-etit t0 Hoover on tile first hallot. - ,. In his address hero the O. - ..i,.,i.i i.Ure- .... .... elnrallon liilide tn his neeeiitane,. t.,',i jki-'' - t.o attain his lndefetidence and main tain his Indltidtmllty." - Kxpandio? hfs previous '. states ment rcpurdliiH- the development of the Mississippi and the building of a frrrat lakes ;tt the Atlantic waterway u a means of furnlshlnir lower frelffht 'rates on farm pro duce jjolnRT co the-Heu hoard, Hoover Hnhl the cnBineftrrt' l.ud, reeommend- Cd th Ht,'i,l,a.wr.-nce route-to the HHnUc hut . t.bat If ncR-otlHtlon.i wllh t'anda for the construction of this route failed, alternative route Would have to be considered. i "In any event, thT completion of ,1,ls KrckU systeiiV of bartre llib-s W"V"UI ' ' " '" u'""l"h shipway front tho lakes to tin sea." he coultnued. "will make an Oap mlbs in length penetrating twenty mldwent nUtcs. And thlM in cans more than the mere saving hpon the actual goods vhlppcd on these routed... If part of your erop.-t enn move to market at a seven to ten cent savlit? per bUHhel, the bnyerH' (omprtltlvo bidding for this portion of tho crop will force tho price of the whoJe .crop." Factory to You Sale STATIONERY One pound of tlnllcroft writ ing paper and box of jt en velopes lo match. Both for Factory -t ij-you Sale HQin J'rlce ' Kaiey boi stationery Kind Mivebipec, large .dzed sIp ci a big alur 69c l-ord lialtlmure I'ort folio Glass Drugs Inc. La Grande, Ore. mm rain soaks i albany for ceremonies' ... ,. j (Continued from Paga 1) j ItoMnKuii. together with Senator !Plttiiinn. of .Nevada, and Mis. I'itt- man. were to he house i: net, Ik uf the nominee anil Mrs. Smith to- III-'night. The l'lltnians arrived lure iiuV- "'"h arrived at liis offlee Jl ,Hihl he hud been slinking hands with friends and well wish- "Are the 7 n Shu ran leaders es?" nsli brlnulng you ed another. i ' lev art' cntniiu so as.- t lie ex peel ed here only I wo, one from , Chicago and the 6tht-r from New y wrk, 1 w ere said to have, arrived. CFItFMONY INS1HF . A Lit A N V. Aug. 22. tAP) -Less '!... , l.nm- l.ri-!. (!,..-... iw..- . , lioiiiicaiiou c.-rciiiony-was K(do..lnl.d fo ml ami, nieuuieu io k t umn w ay this nitiK". tin' noinlnco'K siH'ri'la rv. '' ". new spuper- iol Ih rclses would laUe plan; liecatlsi' of lain, in the ass. nilily :: clianilter. " ' . i Al.l I.AM.t ll. Am. (Al'l I A" ' !-,r-oljl Kil l was killed suns were I""11 'east the otli Injured, one possibly fatally, when Mre swept an apartment huiise hert Qitrly today. ' Miss Ada Hyde was Killed when she leapel from a third slory win dow and crashed IhroiiKh a small blanket with which bystanders vainly tried lo break her fall. Kvery period of lire has Its advantages. Old age with health can enjoy rcflecilou mid rei rosi!'c(.'" Il''is" only when health fall that life a t a ny age becomes a tragedy. Chiropi'ael lo will Insure you better health at any age. y Consultations are f it and place you under no obliga tion. Call today. Dr. J. E. Woodell Jll Sunn libit-. I'huiin III7-W lie-. Mill. XV Honrs I) A. M. In r, I'. ,M. Th u it "FEL1X" in Ell H i : III oregon golfers score victories (Continued from Pace 1) j nine and kept een with perfeet figures the rest (f the way to de- feat HoUKlas I'aKey. of ChieagO, by 'wide margin ot T and 4. j Anot In r liort Inveslein sharp- I shooter to slip was Ion Mue, IS - year-old Portland lad, w tin lid in the rir.t uualify ing round w it h a marvelous '. He took 42 on the outward nine and was three down at the turn to the polling mayor ot Quiucy, HI., Chuck Weems. Poll' Wins Frank Dolp, of Portland, champion, scoring par ail the way won an easy victory f and 'A, over Chester Williams, of t'hicugo. Among the spectacular shots by IMilp was a long Hon to llie iMi yard eleventh green which with ! goodly putt gave him an cagl , thn Chick Kvalis. eight tiuos winner ,o' i . ..i ..m nit mi. . in. f mi long wooden shots, defeat at the hands w ho recent ly i einov cut down to ! A. P. Wade 1 to Chicago , The Coolest Place in Town Plenty of ventilated fresh air The Tiffin ojs i " ' Miir Today to Won -clouds' rsday Friday Salu rday Coritmc Eden llrilim Alalia MCTUKt- i:.i;n yai:ds O.N THE STA(d; TODAY Fain lion and Marco's "Bath Tul)" Idoa Featuring "SW f.HT WILLIAM and ISA I IWLL" lirunsw ick Kccordini,' Musicians m vo n nr. p. ,i.iii- i iiii.ir. ii from Canada. liuh Stein itev.,r a, tfood chance alt hoitfch he an t he I it 61 hole in par. lie dropped the m-is (Old to a hiidie aii't wnn two down at the turn. l Novotny von the lung llth with a par four x h.-n tin- w.-st coast 1 goiter picked Up his l-all after u I poor putt. lloth were hi I he i 'tee sliots mi N", 1 1 pretty itnn a-' "nly tmh on (heir but Stein's I ". Jo. t irum mcedctl the the cup. Ni ol ny hole to the ch.i tn phui. With No votny hading lun up tho two got good drives mi II,.' Wlh ami were on iu two, Ni in look Hire putts while Novnlny plad safe and got a par to win the match. The cards; stein out Novotny out stein in Novotny in Mr, l .i l :t l -ir.x- -M ;:. -I- v. i: r v i (m (iu j i:ss OK JIOSS i SKI.l. i Ymm:r BIcn's t'onluroy Trousers ii-l litliiur. iiilli-.i, w lib e.i . II. lit uiiali ?.'!.!).") Men's Work Shoes All-le.illii r subs and 1 li I ), .-pr !..n;' I valuer - St.!).") Fancy ;."c ; Press Sox s.iiibr ;;;tt,-r ir. $10.0 Ucstroycrs ot liisjrh Prices Thursday Friday Hoot Gibson -in "The Wild West Show" ;'l i ' i pirn i iyti I ruiiirily iii stim; iu .sTi:it ( i.l.ruiaiis "XlM; ri veil" -4 Double Program Edna Murphy In "His Fi)rei;u Wile" MKTIM) NI'.W'S t i. mm; VIlllK I lllllll. II . IB K : I' it- "TftcrsTotSE WITH A CONOCICNCE" 'fO Tr e-r '' !' " ft. U.