Saturday, August 17, 19-9
' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
3 if . "T " ' "ill
Travelling Family
; $ Home time way hack In tho
geology of tho Webber family
there must have been a sen captain
who run mod Iho unknown sons,
i seeking adventure, or u sturdy
youth who set out to find now
frontiers. Anyway there's a bit of
' $he adventuresome spirit of an-
Cient Ulysses and the modern Kieh
aid Hjilliburton In two of the Won
J per sons, hero in I .a (Jramle, and
they are both demonstrating it this
summer. Preil Webber recently
Il.-j -hltehhlke.d" aeross the continent
,'dn a m.noo miln trip that cost him
.$:i7.i"i0 and took him into three con
tinents and a host of interesting
" .places. And now his brother Karl,
"; ;li!l start out fur Japan. Me will
iil into the Pacific mi the S.'
O'acnma very soon. lie left
T-.fJrando Wednesday.
.a
f:
Jfer From Kansas, y. Mo.
f Dr. IJ. W. Martin and his .son.
Jiwight, nf Kansas I'll. v. Mn., nr-
rivpd In this eity yesterday after- i
;finon. They will spend a week or ;
ftn visiting at tho homo of his sis-
;tr, Mrs. J. M. K'nchens)i;irger and i
family. Mr. Martin was formerly)
.resident of the Grande Uonde !
valley but has not been here fori
ji) ... years. They are motoring I.
through the noil Invest and have
just made a trip through Yellow
stone national park. When they
leave this eity, they plan to go to
'Canada, where they will go on a
"mining expedition.
'( liclurii in Portland
, ii Dr. John li. PiUgibhon and Dr.
fit. C. -Coffey, of Portland, who at
tended the convention of tho Kust.-
1 ern Oregon District .Medirai so
cipty at Wallowa Lake yesterday,
i'look the midnight train for home.
Inst night. They rode to La firando.
t orn tho la lie with Dr. Lee It. Hou-
Montana People Hero 1
Mr. and Airs. Ceo. Hurns of
Lame Deer. .Mont, and Airs. Lloyd
.sMiioway oi .mcs t ny, .moui. an
visiting at the horn
liiLin and Norman
of H. A. Hen-
Detilei Mm 1
I Hums was formerly Aliss Hell.?
Dl1strom and made her homo in
La Crande with Mrs. J. V. White,
J mother nf Airs. Desilet.
I
5 leaves fQr Sarnunento
3 Airs. O. (i. Williams and In r
I' daughters, I )oris and lsa belle, of
La Orande. left last evening for
J I'aiifornia. They will visit Airs. J.
ill, 1 fat-land, of Siinrautento, a nrl
I pend a few days In Oakland, lb .'-
Ueley, Los Angeles ami San Jon.;
and return to this eity after a three
wee.ksvacation.
i
i
4 Lxci'lleni Apricot
A box of Moorpark nprleots,
raised by l-'rank Sion, of near
Summerville, w as disposed In In
l.a (lrande this morning, the last of
his apricots lor (he sen son. Tho
Hull, which Js snid to ho among
the finest In the (Irn mh Uonde
vn liny, is as large as peaches;' unWli -
iO (O WciUIK'llCP, Allf. i
Air. and Airs. V. Al. (Jllbert, of
Jeflersnn. Iowa, left this morning
'for Wena tehee, whei-e they ex.
pect to make their home. Tncr
spent last evening visiting at V'.t
home nf Mrs. l-'red Kiddle, of is
land City.
Meiune tn firamle
Jack Coolidge, who attended the
l'niverslty of .Montana last your
and has been working In Anaconda
this summer, returned to La
lrande this morning. He will
hpend the next few weeks visiting
at the home of his parents. Air. and
Mrs. If. K. Coolidge.
Medical Care
Airs. Lenn o'Xell and her daugh
ter, Doris Alarie, of Pendleton, ar
rived in this city this morning.
They are here for medical treat
ment and will return to their home
this evening.
IJo.s 10 Parma
Kene Hrunhauch h ft this morn
ing for Parma, where she wilt
spend the weekend visiting hvr
parents, Air. and -Mrs. K. 11. Hrun
hauch. She is a student of the
Kasiern Oregon Nurtmil school.
I'rom Walla Walla
Virgil Perry, of poise.
is
pected in La Grande this evenfng.
He has heen in Walla Walla for
the past few weeks on business.
Air. perry will visit at the home of
.Mr. and Airs. W. W. Nnsbaum..
Keiurii.H to Salt Ijim
Airs. H. .1. Hichardson has re
turned to her home in Salt Iake
City after visiting with her broth r
" r. O. S. Holison, of this city, and
her mother. Airs. J. A. limwn, of
Hood Hlver, who is spending some
Mine here with her son.
Party at i i
A group nf 12 was entertained
at a swimming parly at Cove la-d
y "vening. The party was giver
honor of Dwlght Alnrtin, of Kai
1 city, Mo who N visiting at
"vening. The party was given in
ansas
t he
J. .I. Kocheiispa rger home.
To Hakrr
Mrs. Ilnbert Hixon nnd her
daughter, Wilk-ne. nf La Grande,
Ifft thl morning for Haker. They
will spend the day visiting her
hroiher-ln-law, AlonzO Hlxson, who
111 In the Protectant hospital in
Maker.
lU'tnni from Trip
liuth and Kiln Neiderer and Km
ina McAnish have recently return
ed from a motor trip through (he
Kn and Washington. They visited
in Portland. Hoseburg. llundnn,
mid Seattle. They have been iron
three weeks nnd report a very
Pleasant vacation.
lo VnntiHMw.
Airs. O. O. Itoblnson, of NatupS,
who has bepn visiting Mrs. H. t.
Tadlork, of La Grande, for the
P-'ist few days, left hf rvening nt
buo will spend a few days vIbItIus
her brother, Charles funning.
-YNItIn
Mrs. , K. I,. Knight and hop
.daughter, jtoilly Marie, of Baker,
arrived in l,n Grands last evening.
I'hey will spend n week In this
city visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Ooorgo
'.llcrr nnd family.
To TJinc, Ore.
.frs. Don Iluekman, of AJlrel,
nnd her granddaughters, I.ols
Vounif, left this morning for IJme,
Tin. They will spend a few days
visiting, Mrs. Ora Travis.
Itoiui-ns to 1'nrtlnml
1 Mrs. Ruii Smith, who has been
at tho home m" Mrs. Kdlth K. Ilnln
:Vif Joseph, left this morning for her
; home in l'ortland. She has been!
j in Joseph for the past week.
I' rom lnrt In nil
John Hennen, of Portland, nrriv.
ed in l.a Grande-this morning on a
business trip. Mr. Pennon was the
nrentteo ttor the Kastern Oregon
Normal school.
, i
From IWHc J
Mrs. Mary llrown-Levers,
noise, arrived in this city recently
with her irranddauthter. Marv Af-
ton Dalv. who hr.s hn vUittn.- lir:rrov'' ln ker yesterday
there. Sh will visit lier daughter,
K. Lucille. Daly, for a week.
l-'rom Hermistoii-
! 1 M i". anil XI rx.
rank Halnh of
i H.-rmiston. arrived in this city lust
! evening to spend the weekend vis-
Iting J. (r. Knight. They recently j
made a trip to Seaside.
Shopping
Mrs. CJuy Skaggs, of Enterprise,
and her parents. Air. and Mr,
(leorge Woo. Is, of Kvansaro. spend
ing today in this city shopping an;
visiting friends.
f m .
.ir. aou .irs. i lariey itieharit
son are motoring to the lake this
ivpln'' where they will spend the
weeKenu at tneir eabin. They ex-
l"11"1 ,n return to La Crande Sunday
evening.
Shopping
Mr. and Airs. Jack Newell and
two children, of Porter, arrived In
La (lrande this morning. They will
spend the day slumping and return
to their home this evening.
Kocnvcrlng ltapldly
Aliss .Mabel I-;. Alorton, who un
"derwent an operation in Seattle,
Monday, Is reported to be recover
ing splendidly and expects to re
turn to her home here some time
next week.
I'Ynm Portland
Airs. o. f. Itowen, of Portland,
nrrived In this city thin morning.
She will spend two1 weeks visit
ing her son. Hill Jteatty, and her
sister, Airs. Charles Wale.
Miss ('.race Pnyton, of Jiuket,
arrived in La Grande last evening.
She will spend a few days Visiting
Miss Lenore Hlhsnn.'
rishltiK Trip
P. O. Daniels and A. Ti. Turner,
nre leaving tills evening on a fish-
Ing trip to North Powder lakes.
They will he gone for several davs.
ltetiirn Prom Portland
C.eorge Lyman, Winona and
Howard, nnd their crondmotber
have returned from
to Portland.
a mnior trip
llctiirim I'rom Portland j
Thorn Pickett returned to I .a (
C.iande last evening after visiting j
friends In Portland for the past few
days.
'V Weiiilierb.v
Airs. T. IE. Ilibhs. left this morn
fug for her home in Wtathcrby al
ter visiting her mother, Airs. Harry
Klman. last evening.
Iteiiii-ii from Visit
Airs. C. Waldroff and daughters
arrived in La Crande this mornin-f.
She has been vfsiting Airs. Henry
Nuns, of Lugene, for the past two
weeks.
(iiHN to l-'nlcrpriM
Airs. Hose MrMwarth and her
daughter, Margaret, and Airs. P. L
Mengas, left this morning for Kn
terpri.( to viii Mrs. H. Cronon.
(Hcs (i The iHilh'.H
Airs. Alma Sutton Is having a
two ueelis vae.ition from the stat..
depot. She will visit her sisters ;it
The Dalles and Itend.
I'rom Weston, Ore.
.Miss Virginia Key. of Westeb,
Ore., arrived In this city last even
ing. She will spend a few days v lu
lling friends.
For Bare Legs
Smooth down the rough
look with
MAX-FACTOU'S
SL'M-I'-TAN l'.ASE
niul
SU.M-K-TAN I'OWDEK
A real tan base, no yellow
and Rives the smart look
of Cushion. Water-pi1''
too.
L&L
DRUG CO.
Here frcnn Sixtknnt
Mr. and M iu Ira Cnrtor.'of Rpo-
' kone, were in Im Grande yesterday
! on a brief hiiHlnesN trin.
I'Yom Huntington j
Mrs. Helen llnnek, of Hunting
ton, arrived in this oily last eve
ning to visit her mother Mrs. J, .1. '
I 'ark.
(Jo to Pnentollo
Hud Strafford and Howard Shan- j
left last evening for I'orntollo. Th'-y !
have been working In l.a (Irnndu !
for the past two months. j
(loon to Spokane j
Howard Clark left last evening
for Spokane, where he wll visit his j
paronts. He will return Mnmh;y
morning. !
From Kainela
. Mrs. J. A. Carlson, nnd her chll-'
dren, of Kumela, spent yesterday in
this city shopping. They returned
to l.u Grande last evening.
risbing
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pnyle spent
yesterday fishing on the Minn in.
They returned to La (lrande . m
evening. ,
Spend Day nt Cove
Tho Choral snelotv of the I.u-
theran ehurc.h Is planning a swlui
.iiiu (m itiL- in i uvt tomorrow.
Irlvo to ltaker
Mr. and Mrs. Itert llollister and
iine,r ,'"',n. '-.v"' Mae and Jack.
spend
;ing the day there.
ltetiirn From Suit Uike j
Doris nnd Lehih Warner havo
reiurneii jrom a visit in .salt I lco :
,;Itv- They Were gone nearly two
iH"po,iK' '
To Spokane
Airs. Harold O. Dow nnd her son.
Hobby, of La trunde, left hist eve
ning for a weekend visit in Spo
kane. rmm Wallowti
-Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Penfrnw. of i
Wallowa, arrived In La Orande li.st
evening to visit friends.
Prom HcpiHMier
James Carty, of Heppner, Ore,,
a sheep rancher. Is In thh?nty t -day
on business.
(iocs to Hnker
Ceorge A. Hlake. of linker, spent
; ths morning In this city on a brief
j business trip.
Four Children
Burn to Death
In New Hampshire
CONCOItD, N. IL, Aug. 17 (Al'l
' Four children, three of them mi
lder five years of ae, were burned
I to death here lust night. A fifth,
; Ksther, five years old, sister of
three of the others and dnughter of
Aiarshall French, truck driver, nnd
the father were In a critical condi
j tion from burns. . '
I The father sneered ed In carry
that had been his frame house on;
the OlltsklrlS Of the eity, bill COl-
lapsed and was found lyln
roadside with his clolliln
j from his body.
hy the
burned
j The victims were Ceurge,
Mar-
shall Jr., and Charles Pi
ueh, all
miur UVQ ami t-enrge a ercer. 14, ;
so" nf I':(,wt"'t' M error, w ho was at
tl,,p ,''pnPh c-u ro for the
jehllren.
AI!rH- I,,pprl '""1 I'fn "way and
r'turn'l l"1 tragedy.
' Kren( h h,,H nneonselons
since the fire and authorltien have
' been unable
! started.
to learn how it
Lamar, Colorado
Bank Robbery
Suspect Taken
HACllA.MKNTO, ml, Aug. 17.
(AP) Herbert L. Poystim, UG, hi-
rhin scarred by a bulh t that led to
his arrest, in In the Sacramento
county Jail here today awaiting ac
tion on extradition to Lamar. Colo.,
following his arrest at San Andreas
yesterday for alleged connection
with the holdup of the Lamar I'lrst
National bank in May 102$ In
Which four Mien ucn iiiiii'ilefn.l
Koyslon Is suspeeled of hav!ia
hoen associated With ti. .1. Aledibr I
who was arrested also yesterday M
flrand Junction. Colo., Ilalph l-"ln -gle.
who is in jail nt Lamar, and
Jake Kleagle who Is Mill nt Hhr
ty and being sought for ellege I
participation In the robbery which
netted ins.Oftn,
A. N. Parrlsh. president of the
bank and his son. John Parrlsh,
were shot to death during the
holdup. Kverett A. Kessinger. as
sistant cashier, was Itlduaped .y
the four bandits and his iiullel
rlddlod body later found by n
ri;p.itTMi..T srtm;H
IN THB WEST
llorr No. 13
Oninl. Ore.
LINGERIE
thfiieiH Sluirt- ets
FYilich I'anlN Mep-lus
- Cfiinbtmitlims - (.fiwiiv
Sllps. Hie Hue with the guHr-
PtflMilar Ii1cvm.
09C to $1.79
I
PSARtoJJcrV'TMlS IS
WHO KICKS
10 AM.
EVER KEEPS HIJA WAITING
4 P.M.
CHAMPION BEATEN
AT UNION FRIDAY
BY MISS STANCE
fContinued from Page 1)
from Iowa, living in Imbler at
present, who was able to take only
one game of each set.
In the lower half nf the bracket
l.yle Wilson won from his brother.
Hay, il-l. tl- iind Ahearn advaneed
with a victory over Hoyei. of Pen
dleton, li--. !-. and later with
a win from Jim Sessions, Culver
I siiy oi inuiana stimeui, won is iin
: Hot Lake with hs family, fi-2, fi.,j
Coining back this morning at .i ,
'o'clock match with more of hep J
! former speed and accuracy in plac- J
Ing, Miss Hell, paired wilb Hoyer, : Trenches were heing dug around
won in straight sets from Lois N'el- j fh-o are;is and- backfires started to
son and Jack Ahearn In tho open- keep the bl:i.es wlihln defined lim
ing of the mixed doubles play. Thy j its. The mountainous characler of
score was (i-l, K-4. the country hud mnde efforts o
Park Taylor and Ahefirn drop-! eonl rot the fire difficult,
tied their first men's doubles mutch i Conditions In Hritlsh Columbia
"v kj uswahl and VVilherall by u tnoro
i one-sided tun thanihe gnllerv h:id
-ii , ini il t m ! ..!,.
...i,,..,. i i.-ii,.,,., iii i...
j ..-., tmn hon tnnnU
,-.lllM ,.x,,ct to see some brillliunt
niiitchcs on the I'nloti courts. Mnins.
are expected to drive from hero to
wntch them.
Generally Fair
Weather For Week
SA.V KIEANCISCO, Aug. 17,
(AP) The weather outlook foi
the week beginning August IS was
a nnnuneed here today by the
weather bureau as follows:
Kor western states: the outlook
Is for generally fair weather but
with considerable fog along the
coast and occasional thunder
showers over the plateau region.
Seasonable temperatures will
prevail In most Sections,
I. . .
Kansas roadside. Dr. W. W. Winn-
ger of Dightoh. Kans., was shot to
i death after tn-ailng, authorities-
wonMlH If.eelved during tho
holdup.
The dupe Is thai Walter Johnson More than $4o,0fK,uuo will be
will be with the Kenatorrt again needed to repair tho rmnln of
next yrnr despite his team's bail Praneo destroyed by heavy auto
Hlmwlng this y-ar. ; lnblle traffic In (he past year.
Adults
2l)c
COLONIAL
llig Shows at Small Prices
3:iRCUMlNTIAl
m EVIDENCE
M m (fa
9 r
r m "
TODAY ONLY
KI.0NDIKK
The Viiii-).-r ri.i-.;
In
"TIIIC LAWS LASII"
roliH-ful anil llirtlllnfc drunui of
IJlft nnliunr.c .MihiiiU-iI l'olJr
A Vacation Idyll!
BILL SPlVlMS .' (JIU.S
7AM.
like a steer.
rAore tiiam 3 mimutec
6 P.M.
FOREST FIRE
SITUATION IS
ENCOURAGING
(Continued from Page 1)
of Portland, who flew over the
fire yesterday reported a slight
Improvement in the entire central
WnsblngtTMi area. Only heavy rains
will quench the flames, but they
were expected to be confined pretty
much to their present limits.
Pi re crews battling fires in the
Wenatchee national forest fire ie-
iih-j o..u .imut-
progress In the last VI hours and
expected to have the chain lalto
nnd While mountain fires under
control tut wo or tim e days.
- 1 and on Vancouver Island also w r i
1 reported better and fire crews weiv.
liAlmr r.tilnf In unnwi bieullt le.i.
,,.T ... i
..?...,. n.. .1. .1 i..
j Washington and about ISO" In
I itfhtuh I'niinnhh miUiur inhi.
, nf llMin fire fighters. These forces
'had been reduced somewhat today,
Virtually al! northern Idaho flnm
were reported under control.
J. L. Hunter was burned about
- 1',"1, whl"! "KMI,IK ,l "',
; Wild llorse canyon and was
brought to Seattle last night for,
; treatment. (
1 Three men were Injured, one I
' seriously, in fighting forest fires
( in .Montana and Idaho yeJtterilay,
; Frank (oon, of Hutte, In an a
j Missoula hospital with fnieturei
skull and other injuries, and Jack
Long, also of Hullo, is in the name
l hospital suffering from severe
! bruises and lacerations. These two
were struck by a falling tree near ,
! Hudson, Mont.
j I-'red Pcarney, Anaconda, AIonL, ,
; If a hospital at Hamilton, also I
i suffering from severe bruises re-
i reived when ho waH struck by a
t rolling boulder while fighting
Salmon river fire In Idaho.
Children
10c
STAKTIXC
SUNDAY
vlvlil, vlml i)ioin-W
AipO piny "f Hi" iii-iiiily
y. -fsna of TmIk.. rlnuiM-?
fidiicf'K.
With
Ht'len Foster
The beniillful and
liil'-nted star of
1 11
t
' Nil- It O II .1 l.i Vlk.
lini.r.
GUV
8 AM.
IF WIFE.Y-
TO PRESS.'
8 P.M.
U. S. TURNING
TO AIR, HARRY
CULVER SAYS
(Continued from ragre One)
. shy. "Already many of the
manufacturers nre shipping
products almost entirely by
he sjiid.
lug
t hell
air,' 1
Speaking of the secret of suc
cess, M r. C:i Ivor em pha sized that
H wiiK summed up In a four-letter
word "W-O-K-K." "Shining seats
of trousers and mahing money are
not even on wpealdng terms," he
declared. "Not hlag wort li w hile is
easy. The fines who talk and work
Ihe hanhst will reap the most
benefits. Not hhlg Just ha ppens,
man makes things happen,"
Praising La (liiinde's improve
ment' since his visit here Hireo
yea I'M ago, Mr. Culver said that he
expected to return womo day and
when he did, expected to find the
population of the city doubled.
"It's up to you people to take
ml vantage of your lunrvelous re
sources -- your agriculture, your
t J i ii 1 m r your dairying,-' your P. P.
sli ops, Nu I lire rat Iwr overworked
herself in giving you , these beauti
ful Htli't'oufidlngs, n:id It's up to you
people In tulio . advantage of 'il.
When we rest on our oars we float
too many are on the outside
watching things go by."
Work and community spirit is
SEK & 11 BAR
Thin Si-nsalional
Miii-dei- Mystei-y
Tim riii t of Hip cvnturv
nnd Iwiv'h your tlckei for
1 front -row M-at!
, muiiler mynte'ry a
love culJingJenirnt the
Iiim d 'tin ui of opiHIng
titrti'M battling for n worn
'im'k life!
i:vr:it kith a show!
THE
1 v
THE 1 1? 'ila
the thUig, he wold. He spoke of
the little town of Compiou, with a . speeches.
population of ft uti people for years; .Miss Helen Williams played two
and years, been use of constant piano selections which were very
fighting amoujr themselves. ThenMvell received and also served as an
they started co-operating a rl to- able accompanist for Airs. Ira. A
day have J7,umi people. .There. Is ilrleh, soprano, who sang two heaq.
a spirit of opt Imlsni throughout tif ul numbers, whl,ch also weri
iho Culled Slates today, a new - vigorously applauded,
uplifting of energy and intelligence,! While hero Mr. Culver and LleurJ
and competition is Ueeii, he point - j Dixon, his pilot, registered at tho
ed out. La (lrande hotel. .
Air. Culver's address was not " " t
only inipressive but sparkled with J rpnppr Tvr T A CT
wit and he held the attention of j jLjL i IMjI A liAol
hlw audience with ease l hroughout .j HALF WAY MARK
; his talk, lie has flown sri.nno
: miles fince Jan. I in visits In real'
joslale hoards over Ihe count ry, atnl .
expects to fly an additional Ilft.oofl
i miles before the close of the year. ;
; La Crande Is one of the smallest! ...... ... ...,. r v
bo-.r.ls he Is visit Inir ,M K IN OKVO AroMAV
' "IS lsxlh,ll,l , hAAIHCIH:. Cermanv. Aug. 1 1t
Mr. Culver arrived here two mln- , (Ap)-Tho .Hamburg American
ules before lour o'idoek yesterday line received a wireless message,
afternoon and was greeted at the from the Oraf Zeppelin this after
.airport by a delegation of real es- ,,on slating that Dr. Hugo Kekon
tlalo and business men. Preceding ep expected to arrive in Tokyo
jihu banuuei he enioyed a swim IniMotuliiy night mld-Kuropean tlnie;
the local pool. Mr. Culver, who
flew here iroiu Walla Walla, left
early this mornlag on a eonllnu-j
ant e of bis trip.
Ailtlresscs nf Welcome
The banouet last night, attended
by nearly 7ft men nnd women, was
; preshb d over by H. A. Hi nham,
vice president, nf Hie really hoard. -A.
T. Hill, presbbnt of the city
commUslo.i. A. W. Nelson, presl
: dent of the chamber of commerce,
ami Sherwood WII)Iam.4, former
; presideul or iho Northwest Assocla
j linn of i;. :il -Nt:te boiu'ds. w'et-
A Crystal Ball Caves
What docs the Crystal Ball Reveal?
NOW PLAYING
Tom Tyler in
"IDAHO RED."
gfflRlELEM CO j .
"ii ...,.. ,
I .a Ornniln, Oni.,- Grace bldg. 1105 Ailnnm,
POLO SHIRTS
lied Green Orange Blue
. " 98 ... ' i ' ' :
r '' KILLED MIMI
STAUTINC; SI'NDA V
cm vi
in short
(Continued from Pago 1)
on the second lap of her round-the
world flight. i
presumably some time MondaJ
; afternoon Eastern Standard time.
J)r. Kckener Informed the station
, ,0 Wiih using only three of his fiv(
motors because of the favorable
winds over Siberia. : w
t" motors were show.
ing no strain and that
on hoard.
i If was well
The Prince of Walts recently
started the brewing of a new, e
tra -strong ale. And hasn't boejl
shot by one of our dry agents yU,
either.
a Mysterious Crime!
With an all-star cast
Sunday and Monday
coined Air.
Dialomie
MuhIc
Sound Klfw-ts
y; BELLAMY 'y
I Put be? Sound Vnus .
trln No. t'l for Wnfttche whr