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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1928)
Tuesday, 'August 2S, Local News In Brief Ketlll'liod IllHlM' .Mr. and Mrs. 1.. I,. MrKonnnn returned u their home hero last nifc'hl al'tiM spending tliu past ten days at Troutdak. Ore., cni.-iplntf. Gone To Portland Mis. Johu Aniliony ami daughter Margaret, ami . son. John, hnve pone to Portland where tlny will spend ten .duys ; visiting:. ('(I To Calll'orii'ai Mr. ami Mrs. Ajjjcrt I.amm of La Ginde left Sunday lor a twp weeks vacation; trip to California. Mi, Lamm is a driver for the La Grande fire department. Parents of Jhinhler Mr. and -Mis. John Stoddard, of 1'tmtlii.s.i, are the proud parents of u baby daughter hoi n to them last Friday al the St. Kli.aheth hospi tal in Halier. Itotli mother ami baby are doins nieely. ( hiui'li St'llrrn The. Jtev. J. II byterian itiinrsl iinuoiiiices t hui church Vervices To lU-in oie Wal.. Tri v of l.a Grande. regular SumUiy will begin m-t Kiindny witlt church servlo.' ut leven a. in. and eight nit the eve - ",,,K' t Couple Maniol . Pendleton Wlliielmliia 'ew-cuiii .. Lincoln aiiu v:-uiur j. ctuo,ii-ii uere niar rieil Kumliiy mornlns at nine o' lltjclv at tile home of the bride's li.'.r.nla. .Mr. and -Mrs. II. 1. New conib of remlic-lon, (.M-eHon. They will make thejp liomo in J.a llliLMd Hcitiriictl TtMlay .Mr. ami' Mrs. T. Ii. Jobnsnn ami Mis. A. L. J'iebh-r rtuined early t-on-in-law and daiilUer, Mr. ami 1 Mrs. A. L- IVebier tins' alternoon from ret u red early in interesting , auto trip J hat rallied them over luuu miles ' visiting various Wash ington cities aiming them Spokane, Coltax, Kllen.ijiirg, Yakima and al so Lewiston. Ida. They have been Kone eight days and report that the trip was most enjoyable. Hrlnrii IHotu Trip Mis. A rob le Miller and Mi.s Mir iam Miller returned to La Granite Sunday night from a week's plea mre trip to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wilon droc. thein as far as Hood Livrr .where Mr. Miller met tin in. Mr. and Mrs. Miller am) Mis Miib r returned via tho scenic Ml. Hood 'Loup, taking lunch there. Mrs. MiHuT- is Mr. Wilson's sister. Mr. and Mjs. Wilson recently inuv id ti I'ottiand to make thoii l.olne. On Way Home .In-. iindMrs. Clyde lickett 'of ifnli'rprih-e.wet'e '.lu La"Gramh' hist iiijTht. T!iv were on tln-ir way Inline f roi'l Porta Ind where t hey had been 'Visiting , relatlv't-s vslnrc I 'ritfay. Way le Moekeit, dang liter of lr. and .M)-. Iloelo-tt made the trip to iVrtiaml with her jian-nts but rxiects to ' remain thi're until Wednesday when she will drive to 1 -Iniei pri.vcvith iier uncle Guy Jloeki-tt el Wyuinfng, whu is visit ing in Oi t c.n. IHIi Poinr Trap Shooter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Wolfe of Wallowa, were in l.a Grande this morning on' the way lo their home. M r. Wo lie was high point man lor trap shooting at the L'nion J'arific athletic contest held at Lidse this Mei'kend. He broke loo straight the first day and made US out ef a hundred the second day. Mr. Wolfe i-ays ho had never brok en one hundred t raight before. Mis. Wolle reports a splendid time ut the meet, she fays many more were in attendance this year than hiM year at lije meet last year at Provo, I tali. IV turn From Trip ".Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hodgren and ''hief of Police and Mrs. Clint t.aynes a iv home from a vacation) i M'tor trip w hich they mado down lo the fiend country. They went to IVud on liie Century drive over to tiie Sisters.-then down to Camp Shfniu.n. camping at different Points along the way. They saw oiuo very Interesting scenery an-I 'ad a thoroughly eniovabh- trio. The i-iiy chief was back the first the week at tlie police offices. Ir. liedgri-u's mother, .Mrs. John- "bo is visiting from Chicago, eonip.infcd them. - . lb-mi From Vm-nibm The Lev. and Mrs. J. George "aiz r-'turiied lioine yesterday at'- ! i'T naviTi' snnt the past inotttli on " trip that to.di tin ut to many l'":nts of iiiter.st, most td' the time 1 "big Seut in California cities, 'i lo y w-nt down over the John Hay bighway. I h rough Klamath I'a lis Hid inakipif a irj,, r J About itn days "as spent ' mi t,H'ir .son. J. Paul U a v. who j '- in auiorn a. lev vis i lo ' 4 AllLtcb M. f nil if I !i -if ti W .n l..u S -'m Nil lanii nto, nuii'iiing home I I'a' itie highway. A few ! was alo hp. nt in Portlaii'l. rt i-ort thai tin- trip was most ddo. Valz also annoiil!- hal it giihtr services at Ihv teiian churiii will lie risum- inday morning at J I o'clock .'i tho t v.tiuig at o'clock . y u MKJLX ELS o VALl E FIRST FALL In new dark colors and stripe 33, $10, $15 ft SETT'S tfToTHIPPV:::: m xr-"" m 4 ft- .,.- i i THE TQRE WITH 1928 tine To linker J. K. WhcaUcy, of Portland. w ho has been In l.a (Iruudu on business for the past two days, left on the trula thbi morning for lin ker. Islam! City .Minister Leaves Tho Kev. H. J. Hansen of Inland t Ity. pastor of thn Methodist church, left ou the train tills morn ing' for Itoiso, Idaho, whore ho will attend the annual Methodist uhmch conference this week. .Stain Woikcr Jlere- tialo Hathaway of Salem, of the state engineers offiec, was in La Grande yesterday. Mr. Hathaway has charge of tho watvr resources brunch of the, engineer's office. Paddy Lynch AmiAd . I Paddy Lynch of La Grande was arrested last night at fi:3U o'clock on a charge of di-TTnkenness, ac cording to police report. His trial is set for tonight in tho pojice court. Tlo is now In the city jail. Has Never Seen Snow "I would like to Htnv In rti-iM.n i until it snows." savji 1 una ltinl. unison who home is in Los An- ig. - K - s and who h vbdting In La j Grande. Sh has nevi-r seen nov. Today Mrs. Hlchardson ami Mrs. Arthur Williams went to Wallowa hike where they will spend a week or more vacationing, betore return- inff to California for tho winter. Itetinns To Spjkane Mrf. J' JMttebrandt and twin duughterst Catherine and Marlowe, have returned to Spokane after visiting here for a week with Mrs. IMttebrandt's brothers, L. L, Snod grass. J. Ci. Snodgrass and J. H. SnodgrasH and their families. Mis. Oittebrandt was formerly- Maude Snodgrasa. and Is welt known here, Having spent her girlhood hi La Grande. Hiked To ;ub h Hoy Scout troop No. 15 hiked to Head Man's gulch and to Pinr Control- a swim last night with the llw. It. L. Putman. lA'aves For I jist l'loyd L. Clark left hist night by way of SpoknnV for Chicago where he will join an undo and mint in making air automobile trip to Pennsylvania. Mr. Chirk will trav el with them for about a month and on the way home will visit his bro- "i omasiva. no anticipates u very interesting trip. Mr. Clark is ot (Marks Florists. Vlitliijf MUs Clark- Miss Hhinebe Clark h:ts an her guest Miss LaV.lle Wood, who will be here, until Friday. Miss Wood lurmt-riy -was nea (I or tho Iioiik economics department at, Oregon normm school. Last summer she .un-iiufu t oiiimnia univtM'siiv. re ceiving her master's degree, and tins year she will he a member of the laculty of Kausus Agricultural college. Miss Wood is on 'her way east now. She Is an O. S. C. grad uate. - ( ( Roys umi (.his Worker Hen .v People are Ijlaniing nil the al leged decadence of the age. onto the home, but the homo still has its In fluence despite of all the criticism against it." savs 'Mrs. HJva Pkm teur of Portland, representative of the Hoys and Girls Aid society, who was In La Grando this morning. The home Isn't to be blamed any more than all other institutions of this changing 'wort!, says Mrs. Plasteur. The home is merely falling In line with all other insti tutions. "I believe that the Influ ence of the home w as overrated before." Mrs. Plasteur has been engaged In social service work for more than 12 years ami finds thn work fascinating. She Is spending several days (his wceK (n Wallowa county. She believes that the host training , for the social service worker Is experience, although of course, she says. practically all such workers are being recruited from the ranks of college trained men and woun-n. Famous Violinist Weds Florence Vidor j ' -NL'W YlKK. Aug. (AP) l'"brence VI dor,- motion pict u re si ;i r I whose tnarringe t another film jstar emb'tl In the divorce court) beta use she said too much talent 1 in one family Interfered with tin ' careers of husband tint) wife, m: been married to Jaschu Holfotz world famous concert violinist. The marrhige was performed se cretly by Alfred Fra n keiil ha l"(-, so prom,, totnl justice, at the Mnyfaii house Aug. -o, and news of tin event mis wilhhotd by tho.prinei pa's until last night w hon Heifer sin pried'his inaliagtrr with the hn-' nouueement s ho and bis hrhh ileoar t-l lor l a oin a. 'II... I r(.li vl... iu Hi.. mother ol a nl n Id girl, was dlvoref In la js Ang'to.s three years ago King Vidor, motion ph-tint or. At that time she inOi t Hie lourt Ilia! lalenttl from direc: c.Tt, d fainllhvi lend to "silhm-m..nro of Ihe indii idual." Sao :;:t year." obi. llelM b -T. Tins is his first marringe. - STERX SFITS FOR 2 0 j f 1928 9 f W I 9 9 A CONSQI E C" Young Folks "All Right," Belives E. J. Gilstrap, former U. C. Man K. J. Ullslrnp la 111 champion of Mr. (lilslriin la looking fur siu- the younitcr Kern-ration. Ho travels dents who tiro interested in Htudy about four slal.s where lie meets Iiil-ut III (i Kuircni- Illblo Lnivcrsltv. 'una drain Willi youns people. Hi associates with t ln in nlxu ut tho IUBenc Miblo I ntversily for which l" "' '"' representative. , Ho has arrived at tho conclusion that young pcopl am "all right." Ho with the purpose of getting a de ls very encouraged, in fact, and sivo from both Institutions, he nays, lias high hopes tor the so ml led 'we believe that students who have wild younger feneration. He he- a university degree as well as the Heves that younir folks now are of theological training nr nioro val n higher type than those ol any uable in religious work." rormer Kneration "Of course there Is always the i Cular crew of chronic uessimlsts w ho believe there is no I...... r.,,- the world hut of course they can t vlHHtl 0,,,'M St tt,,Ml,J,,r 17- lts lr lu In it." Mr. Clllstran mtl.l. ltow 18 to tliU" eopte loP Mr. Otlsu-ap has been In I.a Giaiide tor seve.nl 1m-M li.. t.u siient considerable time. In Union i The field for lrecturs of rellul and Wallowa counties during tho ouh education Is srowinif very fast, tast two weeks in tho Interests of lie says. Mt n ami wonun prepared the Kugenu Hihlo I'niverslty. Ho for (his work are pastors' asslM liveil in Wallowa and L'nion coun- jints and rove very valuable in iie.i uuriiiff nis cuutinocii, so Is nut a strautfer in this section, years ago he conducted a 1 uree .'Viva! ...,. K the l.a Olalule Chria- ;. , ; " was l.iLLillL' cl""T" 1,1 lhl JARDINE WILL TAKE UP HIT. . HOOD QUIZZ S.VX.KM. Oio., -Vub.' 2S. (Af) Hecre'tliry of AKriculture Jul. line will meet Vluto lorestfr I-'. A. Kl- liftt ... I - .L. 1 ' """'"V" ,ul '" imieo u''i"""' -w iim-.niKaie ine .Mount Hood tramway question, at Cloud Cap inn Thursday of this week. The tramway niattor ut on appeal to the agricultural department after hav ing been turned down by the fores try service because of objections made by the Maxamas of Portinmi. ... .. . i . "a,""" ' a pnwue ' in A t rvTTmr jrj.lL.UUOI tlVjLiU KKA-SQX FOR KILLING OF FOUR (Continued from race 1) Kli-'n, mortally wounded, to a lio.i- pnal. Ko awirtly did (he ahootin-,-eur that while llio police wer lli- vcstlKiillui; the llrat reported case, 'lie woundini; of Muncy. oilier re porta piled Into hcnduunrlcra tell ins of Mm discovery of two oilier dead men ami the wounding or l.arkln. a mntoi -, , unrelaleil lo liarnefi. t 1 .Shortly afterward chine word from .Storkloii thai authorities hero had captured ll.-irn-.-s an he iped lulu Hal illy In his aulonio- illc and Hint he denied knovle.lK of Ihe Nhootlni:a. The Slocklon 110- iie quel,., I Homes a pnylnir he IhoiiKht he was sllll in Saerainenlo. As th.', :Kac.raiueiilo.poliairiul.ch-. d lo-ether their bils of e;ldence mil added what know lediro Ihey l.-id of llarnes- pasl life, liny at tributed Ihe nifjlit's bloody affair o i-ru2ci insanity the basis of which waw Haines' jealousy of his stran-.-ed wife's alliKed at'tentlons oward Miiney.'unil of Ills desire to eifain porsesslon of their four- ear-obl child which Mrs. liarnes had taken to live with her. LINDY FISHES IV- nlf,IIll T..-.n l. IVUUUlli KIVJK (Continued from Page 1) lat 1. rishing. bad spent a short tlmc had no Cnl. Lindbergh said he leT nite plans niter his return flight o Saa Francisco Ibis weekend. The famous flb-r areso this miming at .1 o'clock ami came to Medford In n green roadster, go 'ng directly to the airport. - He then busied himself making his plane ready for the take-off and !Upeilnl.nded all the preparations, veil drain'ng the oil himse'f. His famous smile w as much In vblence as lie worked, hut he re 'use.j Interviews and po.:ing for :nitera;i. ltefore taking Off he hIuwiU hands with the airfield attache. and hanked then for their sei vires. I'OllTI.AMI. lire. AUL-. ;s (AC) Willi Colon, -I fhailes A. I.lml-ler-h si ill flsliinc. pre-uiii;iblv In ue iios-ue river soltiew llefe alioullhe par 7'' e Medford. Cortland people who weieifore iiieinber -xpecllnt him to iirrl-e here ye: Associated C:ss dispalches from M-diord failed lo add to the op- 'I'u'kiu. I A number of box lunches, bought ' by a friend. Ilidiealed that a trip was intruded, and the only --off:- lal" liilorinalion available w as ! nel ri-les was lo be' made icady' 'oday or toiuoi row. I ELASTIC TAX LA WS URGED AT TAX MEET SKATTLIv An lallve freed. ,m tn fa x la WH w as lit". L. LuU of Sla president of t he , L'S (API- Legis ma k e a nd a nirinl ;l by 1)1. Ilatlry nf'ti'd univtrsity. National Tax asMi. tdal ion. w hi' 1) met last night. Three hundred and for; y-.ev-i 'leb-iile-. r'.resen, f ii-..- .IT stale-i territto-ies i,r Cattail la II Province.! ll td register si on t-.niirtit l r..r :he Mitre v nlng ve epcelt d ! tomorrow, "The -far liitil bo free to tcii.a to roe w ii h j ion-.' Ir. Lilt, de- jchango ti yyn j cha itL'lag cioidit n tel.ire!. "f fully belicy that tlloi constitution is let which s,iys; the I least about laa(itni," j iM-ller wer "vm'n-.r U.d.in asblnut.in w lo reneo menib if.iced ear- I H. Halt Welcomed rs tt. the elalf.l that The executive d there N "too much s Mhiit th-ro a iia n U'ilt-M l'-;dJ.4tKiU' -. much Ho-oiiinient and 1 To call a LA GRANDE ' EVENING OBSERVED " j . , - un Institution of about tuu students located on tho odsc of the I nlvi-r- iiy of Oregon campus. Tim llllilu llllverslly rm-uimieoii lla mini,. ma to take work at the statu univ.rmv Three 1, a Clrando students "nn"ff tho Hiblo L'nl vrs"V ytr. he uys. 'I he I mmKlnK I'vunsuhsm. the. ministry. uml fo1' 'ltBioa work. I that capacity There are two other colleges nu n.-.l liv- 1 1... ! , n,,-lM, church. l,o aaya. Uno Wash - "" """ ' located I. l.o Al.Kolos. Cal. AL FIRES FIRST1 SHOT IX FIGHT FOR PRESIDENCY (Continued from Page 1) neighbor slate. ' 1 V'11 York City at 4 p. in., began. "I've never Friday.,' h thought New Jersey had so great jl population. At Sea Girt, tho whole population of the eastern part of the Failed States seemed to be as sembled. "I will be sorry to leave New J rsey. I have never seen so much un devotion, I may say al'ftn'tion. ,U. ,H.pie of New Jersev have shown me. I have been called 'AIM .more often during the four days 1 spent here th an I have my whole ofiicial life in New York.". Just before leaving the stand to' fight- his way to his car, the gover-! nor was greeted by another tn- mendous shgut. led by Charles P. Glllan, u Newark City commission- cr who hail introduced him, pio - posing "tbreu cheers lor the next president of the Fnited States." Coming slow ly on through Jersey Cliy to the tune of freight trains. drawbridge and -small boat whist-pvili 'nl'- Hie relay race from vari les, -the democratic nominee was ous unions arc seen praethdng on given a touch of local enthusiasm i bigh school athletic field, get when he reached the New York''ig in shape for the lno-yard re end of the vehicular vtunnel. ' (lay which Ih expected to be one of "Hurrah for Al," shouted u group , the outstanding contests of the (lav. oi several nuiuimi residents ol tho .iieanwniie. morning, noon or old rtllh, ward w ho canie to wel-i night, olio is likely to run into men con to him back to hi snative city. 1 or women anywhere In the valley Turning to the nine New Jersey biking in preparation fur the long stale police w ho accompanied his ' distance events of Monday morn parly on motorcycles all tin; way lug. up from Spring Lake, tho gover-1 There will be a boxing match at iiw. ' iiis uianus to which ..... 'c.h; j-ienwi-n 10 nave nu-i you, Mr 1 N.'W Viir; null .1,.... i..t,' i ui k punce more tnau iiiok oer inu escort joli to tin; Hotel Itiltmore. where the nominee and bis family were uuartered today. As a result of the big nend-olT Governor Smith today was moio convinced than ever that New Jer- s. y was safe for him In November. Alter the rally at Sea (ilrt. h told newspapermen that thai de inoustration. while of course no preciated, was not needed by li.rn "I'liiion, ,u,i jci ""' "nt delialabli rilory In this raniialKii. Mayor llaKlle, Sen alor I-alwards, of that stale; Gov. I crnor .Moore, and Will am I.. 1)111 democratic candidate for Gov eeho'-d the governor's view nor ' an'1 ' predicted heir party won ft 1 the statu bv L'uU.Uinr carry Hobby Jones (Hoes On Below Par Spree CHICAGO. Aug. L'S ).P) Hob by Jones, 'the goring w l.ard from Allania h:tn banded "obi man par" probably the worst licking he has ever received. In thro successive 1 S-bole round:-, over the long Chicago golf club course, where he is practicing for Die Walker cup ma I dies tit!;: week, Hobby averaged just fi" i!-!t stj-okes or a total .f L'n: strokes, which for r.4 hides carries a total par of I'LL Lobby's remarkable seines over urse were made ho of the Ihitish ami -j American Walker Cup team. Now that tin- lalklllK pletur, s are hen. it s a wonder some book sal- n doesn't do lo Hollywood w lib a Mock of Ki'ummar. . Ck.iSI I TAKES DEATH TOLL IN SOUTH (Continued from P; 1 physleiahs to ho s st rtuus. Tw o ot In r b r ks we iinv i bieb.I hi tlo- ,. ,iis. Tho prop' It tor o tl he w as lidsstir; a nd w as have beoii hurji-d In tailor shop i t por lo.l tij ho itiins of hi f shop. I our ba ii k chrl, s w ere una -cootMe.l lor but it was thought pos slide that th- y ri. iti th.- crouds aliout tin- ston,.. , pbysiobm chinl.. et through dang runs ov rhaiion-.' walls to li. at a woman bank eh i k who was piuto d under twbicd steel and brick. LA GRANDE TO HAVE A (JALA CELEIJRATION Contintied from Png 1) bo.V semlt hat f'-I" . of five dollars is the h..y f-coiit tro grcales percentam out to help w it h :;ui:i. .... id. A pile glVdl o havlnif the if IIICIIlllMH da s pi k,- De Mille Weds Movie Writer i Willinm Ue Mil.e. million picture producer, and ( .in m Iiernnj-ci scenario writer, uro honeymoon ing In Los Anr.elcR lollowhig I thtir ret- nutrri;iKe aho;ud a S;Mtta I'.U' p;iyt;cii:;cr Ostium ml 1 train at AlbiHtueruue, X. M. The liride cam; Irom New York r.ud le Mills boanlctl Hit: train tilers. t!.Q cci'cuiniiy hoing pcrformetl lr iier drawing, room. .- There is to be a prie of Jin f,r ',Iu' ,M'st 'llwn sluuls on the street t ),lnI f'vo dollars for second. All j b'slriug to cuter the clown contests ; :u I,Hted to see Mr. Citlleu. Practically every night men -vho seyen o'clock in tho evening nt li X hall, nud an .old time dnnon ut Xuher and u .fiizz'ttH'iice aTlhc Saca- jawca at 3U o'clock. .-, :di tn !).;tii the band will play for a street dance. All organ i.u lions w ho are en tering finals are asked to notify Mr. Cullcn. Prizes for tho bicycle race are on display al the . J. C. I.iim.e fwii.iimni- Thn' ..j,,,,,.,.,, ,,,.,.k ,, ,s Klvlntf a choice of a seven dollar , lint as an nthliliou.il prize in the women's hikiliK contest. l-'i.l .!i.. l.i Mm.'., llil.-l.,..' t.'lll Iwalklns, V. II. Hlootllai.-. flalre Thomas. Illll Wilson, lllll lulskell. .lames C. KiiIkIiI. V. A. Illair. Hoo- ald Slillnian, A. I,. Itasmussen, W. ; m. ( 'oi'hi'i: n. Fred Kossou. Uobfi't ,. i i i.i i Clark Gray. Price. Teddy Ortskell, Nat Jed Alb n, Henry W inborn. Gene Taylor. Charles Walkins. Women's biking contest: IritKi Turner, Mrs. Fred Itosson, Ueiibih Sohroeder, Helen Aust In, Lena Campbell, .Mrs. K. II. Schaeffer. Klva Twltt-well. Mildred Kesb-r. Fleanor D.hl. Jilnlle Cantnd. Jose, phine Sainaelsou. Ivlmi Hoby. Xal- (alie Hberl. Mrs. liessie Newberg. i Glitdy;t Wahlorff. Mary Wright. 'Krna Gllion, Verl.i Wilson. Leoici jlierry. Mabel P.erry, Hlalicbe l-'es-m.-in, Uuth Cti 1 1 on. Horis I'.eblln, .Gertrude Conrad. r turn I ba know bow In i:dcil-e I Jo( abinil ton out n, I gnc! it i- ii we are going l'i b i(e . ant 7i :ie. of lb .llg- ti ti'rut I'nug (t'f riii:n!i). Hnunrr, our liade Is holding Olll lit c ;trt liape i'ti I we me nicellng lots .f our old fi icnil- and I hc v at e bn in; bil-. 'of material an I It King their iii jgh. b.n and l bey nl-n come in. Wr I'lc reeoH hig -(inie iniub( gucd let lee Hit-fingb the mall. Imw- i-r, we Itiion'l etched nui no an ones el nml If auoiie reels like , w riling a mean leitcr we would Irke lo get thai a'-o. hilt if V.n I w rile lis a mean Idler we w aut !uu lo mean l( from the bcait and we will pMiiiitM' toil thai we will tfhiMk jM-t u lunch of ou lor he bii Inmc-I. , ours i erj trl. Claude C. Pratt ;' Lumber Co. I We Sell For Cn-dl 'Tho PiMir Mhii'h Frlemr' Near 1 oundry Plume Main i!li i, ,-ir- 4 O.-W. Employes, Fanners . Give Their Views (Continued from Pago 1) times. I have been told that sluco nine jeurs later tho that, eight or uuikiiiik w iis again remoueiu'i. i i . . . ... . . I loitii renair cost nati reacueo n jig- uro as high iui it would have cost i lo gOiistruct u new court house In ,it he first place." A H. W. Thompson, local O. V. K. & ' vi , 1 ,, .. , N. railroad man said this morning i as he was getting on (he trnin en louto for Lime, .Oregon, "Wo should liavo a, new court houso but it ' should bo located In tho s.uno dace. Tho present court house fur nishes a splendid view- of tho city and for that reason Is in a nice lo cation to tuko strangers who come to town." Dunham WrlgL of Medical .springs, l nlon county pioneer, makes the following statement: Having noticed in the last few Is sues of The Observer expressed op inions of soimi of the taxpayers of jlnton county as to the repair of I our burned court houso or tho building of a m w one it is well that such Information be laid before our county hoard lor the government of their action which they (eel like j reflecting their sentiment. With (the few of tho taxpayers that I have talked with in this corner of the country w o hoartllyndoiso thn Mews of Judge Couch in his letter i published in The observer which j was so wen tnougnt out in the part of economy for we must have u place for our courts to convene and i bo niado comfortable and now 1m ' the time lo have Ibis work done ! :while weather conditions arc I'nvJ Ol-lhle Kemii.lel nn.t i-.-n-ilr l 1 1. I only thing at this particular time ! ! for tho puoplo now- uro laso.l to tho . f ' L " " ss,',, hk- last straw that Is breakhiK tho ca- ! Iy ''" '"Uuw U'"MU ln "" ,,IK, s""" mel's. back and no persons nro bet- "f lllH a'lvl-" "'"H - slmuld ter prepared to know It than the I s"'"k 1,1 N,,,v "rk "arby county court and our banks. Jlr. ""' l"1'''' ,l"" ''Uly October. ScroKulns Is certainly rlcht In Ilia bould Homer de,-l,le lo make a j view a. I daro say that all taxpayers ''"-v '"I'l ss next Monday, of the county would be niouil- of a t " '" 'ashlniMvn. with a new commodious courl house and have it located more. L-et-iit-nble 'for tho business of tho counlv .but where is the money ' 1 loin to bill d it? ; Let us wait, null! after the fall j election. Maybo there will be! other sources of revenue bronchi in hIkIii to help do tills job of i buiidiiiK n new court houso for tho taxpayers of the county aro not in ,' condition lo undertake, this Job at' this particular tl I :unliain WriKllt. ' I., (iarricl; says: Throimh Tho 1 tHiswrvcr colunilis w,v noliee that 1 l.a llrande Is very mucli awake these daya. woko up (o Ihe fact Hint our county court house Is mil of date. It Is very trim Hull It rc iiuiied a lire to open her eyes to that fact and also to another fact. ! viz., that documents of lucalciilaido value were stored In that make shift buililliiK without, any a,b ,iiale Kuaruuli-e of their safely In case of I lirc, and had it not.'lieclV .for tho; splendid el'llcieacy of l.a (iraude's lire brlKade. secured and maintain cd by an efficient eiiuipment of flro fluhtiui; appliances on hand. be spoaklui? Ihe far slKhteil wisdom ol l.a tii-amlcs cily nlsslonern, future Keneratllins iiiIkIiI Jiavo bee,, li-ft to mourn and quarrel over tho loss of papers Unit never could have be replaced. - Now Miss l.a Crande says wo mmm mmm m mm timmi '.!" & v r-: '9 li Today ,IY III: (.mill pi lloi in III M.ickalll .lack Ml. II, all Mm mm . i "Ullil 1,1110 i-und city ami county court house ami no 'chocKo- l!;!!?' u'" '"'-"-to " ' " mieni ill i MB city, centrally located umi rnisinu iim titinio conspicuoiiiily above uny roof in town. Let's ko. ' "I Poll, o Clint Havnt'ft says, "It 1m foolihh to spend monev no pau-uing up uiu ohl court house umi. i ii o..M- l.,.. ... . . - mmou m nro prooi !"l1 W"U'r ,ro,u hieh the piesent ono does not possess. Cut expenses somewhere else to build ,u nw court house. The expense to v:ivh Individual tax payer would not be much nnvwuv. 'rn., ...... ..t not be much any j.ooM- reeonis Ul'u too va liable I.. risk loosing." IDAHO ENGINEER TALKS AT MEET (Continued from Paco 1 i by the lime a railroad could be built ami thai the properly could j .... MJ ifin.iiMv Hoikeu U!l l.illioail transportation 1111 lushed. III- alated I hat the mine ha t been w orked between liyi ,) ;,.j um that the on hud been aent to Ta t'oniii lor Ireatmenl, when, it nel ited $ss per ton. This was aeleite I ore, he n ibl. Tile common ore down lo a value of '4 a ton could be prolltably I worked if Ihe region was aerv ed by 'n lailroad, he auhl. ! HOOVER STILL IN CONFERENCE ABOUT PLANS (Continued from Page 1) TTT T " ' " uh,jr, V'1" " f0 tm' ,:,1,l,it' '",t' NK 'l K 1 "K 111 ' "U'agO JUKI SOIUo Ot 11 cities, and also into the border md-up. It was stated today ' '" M i"1"' However, the can ! '-- WrK 1$ V Y I'OU T KSS li SKI.L 1'OK JKSS York Shoes I, alhei Work i Men's Shoes $2.29 Work Shirts In blue and gr poclfels, 1 1 iple 3!)c y; I wo Hew ed Overalls e denim Ittb ( i oralis; 7 pockets, full cut $1.25 Men's Sox lliack and brow n 5c EWYDRI Destroyers tf Illifh Prices Coming W EDNESDAY "-t"S- On The Stiie TIIEATKICALLY SPEAKING' Idea Featuring WILL KING The AND COMI'AN Y LEW DFMJAR, Character Actor JUNE CLYDE Cute J!loin!e Snubrette DON SMITH Tcnoi' ALICE LEE Specialty Damvr HELEN Till kSlOX Aerialist FRANCES W ILLIA.YiS Aei'ohalic 1 lancer Eifjlil CliarniiiiK (ar!s On The Screen--l!ele Daniels in "Hot News" M rii;i: -i p. m no i Page Five r' f ,11, bile thinks the II,,,,, I, too abort fur tho preparation of un addroaa. .Itepri-seulaliveH of thu ropubll can candiduln still wero aeeUinif to day to aecure a bulldiiiK in which to open Ida pemoual heaihpmrtors. Thorn lias been somtf delay in oti tainlni; tho homo of the Into Hep. rosontutivo I'rotliinitham. ot Mas sachusetts, and some other build ing nearby may lave to be leased. -No I'laeo Iui- orfii-e HnrU The celny is cailslllK tile noniineo some Ini'onvenieiH-e as he litis no place to carry on his otliee work, whith is piling i i t on him. lie also wall's :j. suitable icseiiihlyiiifj place for delef-al Ions licit will come iiero to nee lum and lo.- tho nia-omulo. dation of tho newspaper corres pondents asslKUeil to his heuihiuar ters. It Is indicated (hat after the of fice Is hot up. Hoover will sec the corn spoil, lenls much morp fre iiuenlly II,;, ii lie did on his recent western tour. lie probably will talk wilh iheiu tim e times a week, but til.-i.' is no indication tiat lie will i.cinve !!,,- ban aiaiinst bolmr qlloled w lliell he Imposed when lilt slarl, d westward the middle of last nioiilh to deliver Ida notification address. LAST DAY COLLtEN Pi UBS) with , EDMONDLOWE "An Old Count" I't'.iiie News ' j " WEDNESDAY Double Feature, ProRiam mi "'IAl Coast Favorite Comedian i i aim; : a dutl- . laic t lilldreu -1m V1 -, v. f
