Tuesday, Aupust 27, 1020
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
Local News In Brief
Many tiiicvsl
Air. mill Mrs. Henry Livran, Airs.
Kay I Heli! unit daughter, Mvrnn,
all f IMiraiiBo, Colo., a:ul
Klelianl Hood of Oallup. N. M.,
a at t lie homo of Al rs. W. 8.
price lor a hou t a week. Yesior
ilay they attended the funeral ser
vices for liollin J 'only. Airs. Ira
i.il.ell and son, l'nul, and d is.
l-'rank Thompson of Kruii land,
Ida., returned home after vor.ii
to I .a Grand t; t0 attend the ser
vices. lrivr l Port la ml
Airs. 1 1. J. Hitter and Allss Km
jijj t lartkof motored to Portland
wnei'o they will upend a few days
visiting. Aliss Hartkof will then
.continue her trip to Pasadena,
where tdio will teach school. She
has been visit inn friends in la
Grando for so mo lime this summer.
J-'IMIIII llOStdll
Misses Kli.aheth and Marion
CuiinitiKliaiu, of Hoston, Mass., left
today after ii week's visit with
Mr. and Airs, .loe Itiehanlson. On
iheir way out they passed through
Yellowstone national park. They
will see Salt Lake City and Color
ado SpriiiK-s on their return trip
to Most on.
lime up l-'rhluy Xislil
All men and women hikers, who
.'inter 1 to participate in the Labor
-'lay fidkes. miisi have their entry
blanks to J. 11. Peare or Or. Wil
Miaui Peare by Friday night. It was
'.announced today by members of
the celebration committee. .
icavr for Health
M Vvon and I iyron I hint, wl
Jiavibeen upending the summ
visiting their parents. Air. and Mi
' Italph Hunt, of La Grande, left (his
,.jnorning on a motor Irlp to Seattle.
.They will attend Lincoln llip,h
hmIhmiI, w hero they will be senior
;Uhis year.
Jieiiii n from Seattle
-jf Hiss Ida AleMeekin, and Miss
Hilda Anthony have ret-irned from
Seattle where they spent, most of
the slimmer. They attended vilini
t' nier school at the I 'Diversity of
Washington. Airs. Anthony Joined
."them (hero about five weeks ugo.(
If iw l.lii-1t Wli !
; Miss Oella Penson, who has been
visiting her sister and brother-in-law.
Air. and Mrs. Kverett Keowu,
' of La O ramie, I. -ft (his morning
for Lincoln, Neb. She will teach;
: . the conimercia 1 depart meiH of .
1 Ii biirb Mcluiol thorn.
Go lo KntcrprlM' !
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph liyers with,
Y-'4 s.ster and brol her-ln-law have '
? KOtii- lo Knlerprise. They expect1
to visit at the liniiaha where Airs.!
i Ityers an l her sister were born, j
v They will bo i gune about a week.
Trip to tin1 Coasi
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. MeKeiinnn
fturiied today from a two week's
till) to Seaside, Troll Ida lo, and
oi her interest ing points on the way.
They stopped to vihit friends in
l'oiiland.
Mori Comfort on Train
A trailer has bei added to Ihe
-W. It. K. and N. motorcar that
.roes up Ihe branch. 'This trailer
i.s equipped w ith coach seats and
I-Is said lo be very easy riding-.
. M
Vl-iiiim
M r. a nd M rs. It. Osborne and
".1 heir da'iKhler, rs. Carrie I oro-
:l!iy, and their k rnmLsnn, Merlon
u K in ma n, id' Walla Walla, spent
( b.st eveni in l.ii Cr.-.nde visiting
Mr. ond .Mrs. C. I. l'utman.
: here fixnil ( 'hryeiini
i Mrs. draco Morris and her
;i!nukrhler, hella. Marie, of Chey
senne. Wyo., a re isitiiii M r. and
Ahs. I). Moore at the (Iraade
I . le apartments. She will re
main in I.a Ciiande a few days,
'i
l.ettn-iii Toda.i
. H'orc" 'I'. Coehian redirned ti
gd.iy t r 1 1 1 1 1 a business ami pleastitf
4lfip to K lam-slli Kalis. While
iilo-re he visited his son Sam Coch
t ni who i'.i doin;: newspaper ad-
t tisiiiK.
'lb
if i
-in
re Frnni Portland
Mr. anl Mrs. William Haines, of
Mlland. an- spendim? a few days
Ibis city visjiiiiK Mr. and M rs. ',
C. ihu;hi s. 'I'lo y expect to leave
r their home i:i 1'ortland this
eiiin;;.
J roni Norlh Towflcr
Mi. and Mrs. I,. IS. Moore, of
i&Nmlh I'owder, altlved hi I,a
i.Hi'le ibis mornint;. They will
';!' tul thr day shoppinjr and visit - :
ib"'-: frp-mis. ;
.J.eiiitM.j I'ioiu Wallowa I iU
1 ' A. ladineiiiiamp ret in n i d to
i dr.iudf yesteniay. after spend--i
wed; iit Wall..wa Lake. His
w t and family w ilt remain al t he
I-iK- i( f,.v tlays.
IM ClIICHltl
:tn! ,!cs. .I.illil IlM-r-lil.HIIIIl
i" six'iiiHni; f.-w it.iys m ;i li'ip
' '-ui.nl. i. Tlu-y ;lls t'.lK-rt In
I'nii .i :it..i,l th(' iithk'tic mtil
. ll'-isc in .St'iiti-nibcr.
i' lmii rmni Ni-jL-iil..
Mi :m. Mm. W. W. Nush.iiHil
''m n. .1 t l.a (;r;iin!- lii.sl . vcnilii:
" ' )! :n incr two ..-Us al Cnn.
l n il. Tlu-y l' iort a U' llKht
" 'HI'-
'-Hint
1 -li'. I.f;l fliMh.ain. of SiiniMH-r-i!f
is spfiKliniT a few il.iy.s viit-
-'t On- licitK- of Mrs. V
'"'!. uf l.ii (Iranilc.
W.
"""I Kaincln
Mis. t(. l;ic-vcr, of Kamela,
'"red to ha diande thir morn-
0
t attend the funeral of Carrie
'f-v. who recently passed away.
-t-f urn- I nmi Trip
Mi Maude ijtmm i hmne from
' v.ie.itjoj, trip un the coast and
i etui tied to her work at the
Visit Huntington ami YVclser
Air. and Airs. Jack MetJhean and
son, Jack, led Sunday morula;: on
an automobile trip to Huntinu'lon,
Ore., ami Welser, Id:t, The re
turned yesterday afternoon. He
eently Air. and Mrs. AleChean
drove to 1'ortland where they spent
several days vi.-dtjn friends anl
relatives. While there th.-y drove
around the Alt. Hood loop, report
hiff that they say many huckleber
ries growing- by the roadside. .
Here from l)es Mo!.iicn, loua
Mr. and Airs. Krnest Kails of Pes
Moines, Iowa have - b en in this
(tfly a week visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. Fans. The ninth
of .September they will return to'
Iheir home where Krnest is finish
ing his last year al' Still College of
Osteopathy. Mr. Kails is a graduate
of J.a (irandu high wchool.
(JiHiiw t Penilh'lmi
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Purkelt and
their two children left hen; last
evening for Pendleton. Mr. Ihirkett
is from Mexico and she is from
Mexico 'and she is from Alamosa,
Colo., and they have b.-rn t ravelin;,'
a (Treat deal this past yiv. They
now plan to make their home in
Pendleton.
(iocs to Huntington
.Mrs. T. N. ( ' I nnnell and hr sou,
of I'anitlila, spent ycstcnUy in La
Grande tln-n continuinir on to Hun
tington last nii;ht where t'oey will
visit her daughter, AUsm Hose p'
OonneP. They have jnst returned'
.from KIkiji. where they visited
relatives and friends. -
Alrel. Aflrr I!) Years '
Mrs. Kd Wilton of Ml. Vernon,
Wn., and her niece, Alary June Lee
are visitliur Mrs. Hay Ituell. Airs.
Wilton and Airs. liuell are girlhood
friends and had not seen each
other for 19 years.
Itcltirn from JoseVh
Mr. anil Mrs. Colon KIutIki nl
and their daujrhter, Oorol liy, re
turnerl to La (Ira rule last eeniii'-:,
after spendiny; the weokoiid In Jos
eph. They visited Mrs. l-ibt rhard'.s
mother. Airs. L. K nap per.
Heturiis to HmmI Ulver
All's. Lucille Wh..l lnW lell In:-;!
evenim; for Hood Liver. She has
been visiting Air. ami Airs. :. i
CiiiiKhenower anil I heir son, a ml
daughter. Oavid and Clara, for the
lasi momn.
Trial Tonight
U. L. Keynaud. ehar;r"d in Ibe
municipal court w il h pei-mittm: a
jierson under 1 H years of ;ni to
drive a ear without a special per
mit from the slate, will be tried
this evening, with li. K. Dixon pre
siding as judge.
.AH Pn'iieh Visit- Pa re,vwwtt'
Aliss Louise Pivneh is t-pendine
tho week visiting her parents, A'r.
ami Airs. I). ('. Pi-.-m-h, of La
Grande. Aliss prem-h i.s working
In the recorder's office in the court
house at Salem, Ore.
spenil Suiiilnv iii Imiiitaiii.-
Mr. ami Mrs. J. T. Longfellow
and family spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. It. A. Wilkersiui in their
cabin on Mt. Kmily. Wilki st-n's
cabin w;us formerly call- d the
Mlninensteia cabin.
Returns I'rom I hi tic, Moim.
.Miss Clara Coiu.beno wer return
ed to I.a Crando yesterday lieo n i m;
on No. She lias been vi-ilim:
her aunt, Ann Ven'adaeii, of llnti".
Mont., for the past few weeks and
reports a pleasant trip.
CorriTfioti
In a .story in ' yesterday's
of The Observer the name of
X.
'a mere it was linini ent lona lly om
itted as one of the builders f the
deoro lllehardson linme C uit
.sylvan la avenue. The struct ii la
wns erected by .Mr. Cameron and
C. 11. J!raKi,v
do in Sand i'oini, Ida.
Mrs. I'M .1, l.oim. uf Ny.-.a, iln
left last eveninc lor Sam I'.onl.
Ida. She has' ).e,.M vi.-atifir Mr. and
Now Playing
M "'Spcctacu!ar Singing Success
il ijjmm
r i t r h I n if
tonc t loU flnw from
Ih. M-rffti with in rill'
Inr tnt
hfn win unrm
with tbl iiprl
dltton ot thmttMnjr
mrlndf, una tin po
n.tmu (ftindnir of lit"
rutrtoy elm r.n nnd
mtihonr orcbftra:
Sirs'. Mat Krli'S, of I.a Grande, for
th-- p:ist week. Mrs. l.o:ti expects
to iiKiUe !nr home in Idaho..
Returns tu Califnrnia-
Miss Alarjonce (iray left last
evening lor San Jose. Cal. She has
oeen visiting her lister, Airs. I.ee L
11 an ford, of I.a Grande, tor tho '
past month.
Kclurii In Hi'rmKton
Airs. CeorHTn' Sale and her child-i
r. n. Mabel mid George retuineo
Inst evening t U nnhlnn. afte
spending the day in I.a Grande
shopping.
IIC(M1-Il lO lllllHII
. Alis. O. H. S!taw and her daugh
ter. .Violet, returned to Huron last
evening after spending the day in
shopping.
lVom Ilerel'on!
1 Joseph Th'inpsoii. of lierefortl.
Ore., arrived id ibis city yesterday,
lie will .-iend a lew days in La
Orande on'a business trip.
Nero I'l-om l-Tril erpri.se
: , Mr. ami Airs. Prank Cook, of
Ihil erprlse, are oul-of-lowii visitors
in La tlrande. Airs. Pertha Schlu
ier, of Joseph, Is also vi.sitiiiK ii:
this city.
To o;ilo
Airs. H. 10. Jameson returned
to Xc.vat'i, Cal., last evening. She
was called to La Crinde by the
rcceiu death of her brollur, 1. Hou
se! I.
Mlhnr the MoMllcVs
Airs-. AL It. Kelly of Jamieson, j Uctlirils (o I .iitci-priso .
Pre., and her two daughters, Iter-, !,ni1 '"V,IS- 'ook relumed to;
ni e and Amy are spending a few!1"''- home In Kntcrprise today I
day:; with Air. and Airs. Harry H. alter a week's visit with Mr. and j
Alelville. ,''-'i- '' l-uird of 1 lermlston.
In W'oMoni houoii 1 ;hs lo Pendlelon j
Mr.-:. ;. Tarl;iin;lou with her j L. C. Smith of La Grande, lefl j
niece and nephew. Norma and Oar-j last evening for Pendlelon on aj
land liiley and Norman Stiime arebusiness trip.
spendimr a few days in Portland 1 ,
and at Alt. Hood. lEellll'ii From Trip
j Uuth Pa-own and Lola Alart.en
Here I'roirt St. LoiiIm have recently returned from a trip
Ali. and All's. I'M ward W'eisen- through California. They report
hanuer til St. Louis, Aliss., are vis-1 a very pleasant trip.
it in:,' Mr. and Mis. l-Mward Slreiffj
of this ciiy. Th'-y drove through ;Ti Prmlleton
Yellowstone on the way here. j Kalle Marshall left lasi evenini;
' for Peiiilleton. where she was eall-
llere I'ruin I 'n.'ei ii t:e
Mrs. AL P. Ward and Airs. Ployd
Waits, of Pnl on 1 1 i-.- xoi-nl vfsaor-
day in La firande --hopping.' They ,
returned to ih-ir home last even-
I.ci'l 'hi Alc.-nin..
Al s. K L. Pyal and Iwo
, ,.' .' ;
early tins morning lor s.ut '
'i.;. I tali. They exp-et lo be gone'
about ten oays or two weeks. j
1
A!;m-inn .I.icriisr issued i
A marriage license was kisurd
yeslerday lo Howard Tiffany aad (
Path Ow sley both of La C.rande. j
. Air. Tiftany Is a ealerpillar driver. I
-j
"VTIT'-"f!':?fio!tiir j
Airs. .!. 1 1. Wilson and family, of
a; ih" home of In r mo! her, y-.
G..W. Huibuw. reluined home
today.
Jletnrns Iloinc j .
Aiu r a. ihi-'e weeks isit wiith j (Continue; troin Pago 1)
C. A. I'.rode- relumed to her home,' t'd dlspateh from Caul Knaben
in Tie-' I 'a. I lev, M is. 1 b odie is the mIi lie. American consul at .lerusa
moth' r of Mary (build 1 'arsons. : I''5"- Kivim? what he described as a
complete list of American citizens
At AVallima l.aki- ; whose deaths In Jerusalem liad
Mr. a id Mi:. 'ivde Xiniioerman Im-oii verified,
and Mr. at.d Mrs. W. M. Wilson The pe!lim,- and lirst nameH of
spent t ii,- . w i . Ken, I at Wallowa Ihe dead in many instances dit fer
l.ak" as euesivi at Ward l-'owler's ed from that lec-ived from other
cabin. 'i lo y i.tutmd today. .sources. I tepa it ini-nt ntfieials were
. . unabli. to say which list was cor-
M;p in I.a dramlc ', reel as. It was said, Ihe differences
.v.v. and Mrs. W. C. die.-n, stop- "licht have resulted from mistakis
led in I.a diande yesterday, on''11 t I'n iismission or at the source,
their way io I 'oil li nd. 'They' have The report 1 ist ed t he dead a s fol
ia, n in lintfalo, N. V., for some X, . v (Wolf) licrman, I'hlla
time iMtim; relatives ami frh-nd.-.. delphla; lavis Shiinbertf. .Mem-
.Mis ( liurilt on Vacation
.Mi;-s dl:.ys i'!nii-ch. who is cm
ptoytd by dwilli. no's Kli-ctrie lia
! !-, ;:,(rt'-d "ii Ik r vacation Sun
rlay. Mr.'. T. 'low cry is ivolkliiK ill
her pla CI- this V. irk,
Hi re ft an Tin Italics
Km did. i- th. ot Tie- ...ib s.
Ml v -ie..;.iy i-i I,;i d ian on
WARNER BROS.
a brief husimss (rip. He returned
to his home last evening.
Drive to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Amrmer Ptaylo
and Mis. Charles I'laylo drove to
Portland w hero they -will spend
several days.
rout Hidi-o
John Arehabal Jr. and Carl K.
Nicholson Jr., of Boise, arrived in
La Grande v.sterday on a brief
business tri
Fnmt Ilolh uikhI
-Mr. and Mrs. Ado Van Winkle,
of Hollywood. Cal., spent last eve
ning in La drande. They are here
on a motor trip.
VI-ilN at Hot Lake
Mrs. Harjiet Alacl'onald went to
Hot La lie this morning when: she
will spend a couple of days vlsit
iiiK. Drives to P.uker
AlisH Pelhcl Trill and her
mother. Mis. Trill, went to Maker
(his nioruintr. They will return
late this afternoon.
Ooes to Haker
Miss .Marie and Alda Thompson
went to linker, today to visit theii
aunt. Mrs. Chester Thompson, The
will return tomorrow nitrht.
Yisllhar Hrother
Airs. Mae Harnett has been at the!
bono; of her brother. Mr. W. 11.
Oavis for a few days. She returned '
to her home in Stockton, Cal. to-
e'l by (he Serious illness of J. P.
Hrooks.
l't I ion
John Priswabl and his mothr r,
Al rs. t 'ullen l-'riswald, underw ent
tonsil operations this morning. !
i:n-il Opera'b ii
Neva Samueh-oii underwent a
tonsil and adenoid operation this
mori.im:.
j
ljlk(S(. !
l''red Mall, of Hake,-, is spending!
a few day's in La Grande visiting!
fileitdV. j
.
(J(1(,S ,() vmr j
Al rs. L. Ivoraon returned today,
after a few days visit with her huu j
band w ho is working: at Kaimda.
-
JEWISH DEAD
j 1I I r T 1 a
! KEl'ORTS SAY
TONtiaiT
CHINA
NITE
nil the kciti'II
"Woman I
Love"
vi;i).m;si)av
tiuksdav
couj:oia pictures iwnt
mmi t,
NORMAN KI!RY-$A!LY III RS
JASON H013AI1DS
1 li(;lily c n t r t a i n iiiR
(llama of tin: pitfalls anil
lisastcrs that tnllow in
ihe wake nf U'lnpnraiy
jnions.
Duii't miss this picture!
-. Also '
C(ir..i(!y v Odililit'.i
8 1
phis: Harry KroniJin, New York
City: Wolf G roe libers', Hrooklyn;
and Hyman Krassner, Aaron Oavla
Kpstein, and Jack AVexler and Bon
nie Hurwitz, all of Chlcaso.
Seriously wounded were reported
as follows:
Samuel Senders, ('hiciiKo; Alth.
Iternsteln Sikolover. both wounded
in Jerusalem, and Oavis Winches
tor, Klizabcth, N. J., wounded in
Hebron.
Slinhtly wounded:
Mordecai Harg, New York City;
Sehaehtie Koloditsky, Hrooklyn:
Kmanuet and Solomon Good man.
brothers, Cleveland; Israel Snow;
Hrooklyn: Hanu-h Kaplnn, New
York City: Hennio t'ohen. Seattle;
Aloses Gold, San l-'mncisco all
stiil at Hebron and Moses and
Kliezer Harbater, brothers. In Jer
usalem. Americans at Hebron unhurt:
Aaron Hernzweis: and wife
ltrcine, of Jersey (Mty; Gittel HnrK.
New York; Morris Herman. Phil
adelphia; and Italph Hekoven,
Chicago.
ZEP RACING
EAST TO END
WORLD TOUR
(Continued from Page 1)
the second across Kussia and Si
beria to KasumlKaura, Japan; and
the third across the Pacific to Los
Anseles.
AVhethor the sky ship would pity
a visit to the national air races in
Cleveland. Ohio, tomorrow was de
pendent upon the metoeroloKical
situation for it was the intention of
Or. Kekoiior to circle Cleveland if
weather conditions permit.
Under any circumstances, It Is
believed the dirigible will reach Its
nonl in Lakehurst, N. J., sometime
Tod.iy
COLONIAL
Hlft Shows lit
Wally
in
The Flying
Buckaroo"
A thrill filled drama of flyinjr
hoofs and adventure high in
the air.
Also
Complete Program
of
Short Subjects
"Get The Colonial Habit"
hatevcr the road or
One of the outstanding advantages of the Dodge Six
the sense of security it brings to driver and passengers. No
matter what the road or traffic condition, this sturdy car
insures maximum safety and protection with a body of
typical Dodge strength and rigidity. This body is built inflex
ibly onto the chassis in such a way that the center of gravity is
exceptionally low. And also you always have the complete
security of Dodge Six 4-wheel hydraulic brakes positive
ly equalized internal-expanding absolutely weatherproof.
New Dodge Brothers Six
EIGHT BODy STYLES. 945 TO 1065 F. O. B. DETROIT CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT
L. C. SMITH
'J Depot St.
j during tomorrow night for tt was
j the expectation of the navigators
!to achieve the transport from Los
j Angeles to Iakehurst within -IS
j hours. That will complete the
first circumnavigation of the earth
j by u lighter than air craft.
79 TEACHERS
IN LA GRANDE '
SCHOOL LIST
(Continued from rape 1)
Imosen Itusscll.
Kdna ii. Klncaid,
Mildred Hoyt.
Kimer Knstn'etsou.
l-'rances Iimels.
Kthel Kllis.
Khlrldso Huffman.
Grace Snook.
Norma May trot.
Sadio Lambert.
Myrtle Hoyt.
Lola Hutehons.
Heat rice Youutr.
Carmen Phiss.
Kleanor Gable. f
Sarah Williamson.
Nell Thacker.
('live Moore.
Klorence Smith.
KUeon Aloroloek,
Carolyn Carroll,
ltuth Garrlck.
Nina Uamo.
Lorino Williamson.
Heat rice Wardell..
Nellie G. Nelll.
Hernicn McKinney.'
itulh K. llrown.
Heryl Jones.
Vina (onley.
Floyd McMii.
Carolyn Al. biovenson,
Kdith Oarhy.
Hula G. Allen.
Alma Whilmer.
And
Wednesday
Smnll rrlci-s
Wales
i
if
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WALLOWA SPEEDS
GRAIN THRESHERS
(Continued from Page 1)
scattered parts of this end of the
county It would appear that the av
erage yield of fall wheat for this
season lie re wilt run between 20
and 115 bushels per acre.
The sprint? sown uraln has been
hard hit on the trreater part of the,
dry lamia ami very low yields aro
beintr received in may Instances.
Parts of the fields suffered so
much from the drying weather
that the rain did not head in
many parts of the fields. CuttliiK
IS
i ri f"Ti vxil ' 1
hat in Suede Velvet in both black ,and
brown is smart for fall. Yoir will like the way
9
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Many smart styles from which to choose.
$7.50 to $9.50
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e
a
of thp sprinff crops on the irrigated
farms in tho valley has been in
progress durint? the past week ana
some exceptionally fine fields of
Brain are to bo seen. A little,
threshing has started in parts of
tho valley and it is expected that '-,
cutting will bo far enough along to
allow several of tho stationary out
fits to get into operation on the
valley crops during the next week
or ten days. With plenty of ma
chines and help more plentiful tho
remaining portions of the crops
will be taken care of rapidly if the
weather continues good for another
week or two.
we
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fen
p
pfiM
i
ather
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ra(hs.-am:
orth .tort.