La Grande evening observer., May 20, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

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Tuesday, May 20, 1930
LA GRANPE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON
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LOCAL BED EITiT
pai-karil Speaks Tonight
Tonight Dr. Pnul Henry Packard.'
evangelist, ntho Christian church1
siiciiks on tho subject, "If Jesus'
Should Como to La Grande?". A
Arrived Sunday ''
Mrs. O. L. Gould and son. Les
ter, of Council, Ida., ara visiting
with relatives. ; They arrived Sun
day and . expect to return - home
U -tomorrow. Thcye are here to see
, .(Mrs. F. M. Potior, wno nas ocen
recovering. They expect to return m for quite a while and whoso
home today. . jj condition is about the same.
At UIO Hotels . lT,vllir fonlL-liI "
Mrs. C.'S. Mlmnouch. PondoBn:'! , Tii. ,ni Mm. A. M. Moore-are
ill- sized Monday niirtit nudlonce.jH. A. SeabrooK, Enterprise; T. E. 'leaving tonight for Portland and
...... t..il the evangelists. TllPrn u:ia i KnatttA. I.-r. ... o v ........ t i. ...in ..ttnnil n
Camp Gire Girls
Benefit Will Be
Held On May 31
Members of tho t'unip l'Tro girls
cominlttco ot tho l.n Grando Nolgh
borhood club urgo that Saturday,
May 31 bo set aside as Cnnip Eire
day. for on that date they will
COMPLETE COUNT
OF UNION COUNTY
OFFICIAL VOTE
(Continued from Page Ono)
constable, giving both liven tho
republican and democratic nonv
ination, and assuring their election
hex1: fall unless an Independent
candidate appears.
Tho official volo for state, dis.
Flower Gardens
At Elgin Very
Attractive Now
jiui'i wnatf: l . ij. lonvtiifr rnniirni lor x'uriiuiiu , ... , i Tim nrrii'im vitin inr hiilip. ui-
et. d the evangelists. There wWi McCoy. Seattle: Karl S. Young.,1 Eugene where he will attend a , s''u"s0r tt .... . 1, . " ii i.-t. countv and precinct ful-
,10 IIIOIU I miiuilflu lu UlU invite-, uoise
li,n following the sermon, "Heart
i-vlt Ucllgion." The meetings close .Springs; Thomas
id. iy night.
S p. m.
The services begin
'Boise: C. M. Chinn. Spokane; Mr,i dental convention beginning Wed-1 Ilnu"" ' hHtuba
A. J Suydum was fined $10 and
ciitonced to ten dnya in jit 11 In
uiiinU-ipal court last n.Rht on
h:inros of having four persons In
iiis coupe. I lie preKianiK judge.
in-wever, paroled avv. buy.ua ma
-.iil sentence.
n 'met ire Gimio
A practice game of baseball was
laved at .the high school yenter
,iw afternoon, a team of high
Jtnl players winning 8 to 7
cr a team partly made up
f city employes. Only a few inn-'
were played.
,amu Toinomnv
Tho O.-W. . baseball team will
hiv the stato highway .simps team
morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock ut
he U H. S. field, it was an
ounced today.
E.
Seattle: E, E. Amlrevn, Portland;;KVeek. The trip is being inutlo by.
r . j. .-iicx-avocK, wana.wanu; ju . car.
fmuip ieminoux, Chicago; ..Mr.
nnd Mrs. Fred Ferris, Boise: D. C.
Mitchell, Walla "Walla: W. A.
Kauffman, "Walla Walla; Mrs.
Maude Devereaux, Seattle; H. W.
Hoberts nnd C. J. Bennett, Port
land; E. M. Ennls, Portland; and
H. M, Scott, Portland, are regis
tered at local hotels.
Plans Trip .
Among, thoso In La Grande who
are planning anj expended trip
during the summer vacation period
Is Miss Mabel Miller, (who will
leave June first, with friends from
Haines for New Mexico nnd south
ern states. They will make tho
trip through the Grand canyon,
going by car.
'Vmut Standard Time
Tho Master Barbers or La
.indo dt-cided last night to oper-
on Pacific standard time,
fc'arting this morning
To Wallowa Jjko
A group of seven drovo to "Wal-
hiviirif! Aifldent
T Three cars figured In u minor
'jn cidt'iit May 1'J near Kamela, oiioi
il.olongins: to n. ;A. Reynold., of
rry, ana unotner 10 iuwf,1..f'
Rk-Cully, of Jobeph, accoiclni6;a
rport nfuUo to the police,
'.ciui-ns Home ; : . ' '
.Mrs. Joe Sheard, of.Athonn, Ore. J
tlArncd to her home Sunday af
i spending a week in La Grande
siting-- with her daughter, Mrs.
nis C. McDowell, : v
-fl; Yesterday
.Miss Mni-Io'Uonloguc, toucher at
ii school in l'ondosa, and .nor
fclistor, Miss Menu Uonlogue, who
.-in-hes at tho school in Lower
uvo were weekend visitors at the
mimic of Mrs. J. P. Uogcnscn, ot
9liis city. They left yesterday
iSiicirnlng for their home in liugrnc
1 hero they will i'cmi(iitiflurln8-thi
jiuiiiniei'i . .
alencl Seabeek Conference .
.Missus Lois Nelson and Dorothy
.iRThard are among ten girls from
he University ot Oregon who arc
illuming to attend tho annual Sea
. i k conference of the Y. Wi C. A
.iii from Juno 21 to July 1, at
.iibeclc. Wash., These girls huvo
..en activo in Y.. W. C. A. work,
.list" year, Lois was president of
he freshman girls organization.
HEAVY VOTE
BEING CAST
IN PRIMARY
(Continued from Page one)
sue. culling Into the calculations
In a way that led seasoned observ
ers to hesluito about forecasting
tho result. CanU'Slgn managers,
however, all claimed victory with
varying degrees of posltivencss.
UrtiiiUy llaltlliiK '
l.-nr tho scnatorshil), Joseph R.
Grundy Is battling lu retain the J
seat to which ho was nppoinieu uy,
Governor Kisher when William S.,
Vare was rejected' by the senate.
Opposing Grundy are Secretary of
Labor James J. JXivls, backed by
tlm Philadelphia anil I'lusoiimii
noon bo postponed.
-Mrs. T. A. McKlnstry Is chairman-
'of this coufnilllec and tho
proceeds will ho used lor the girls'
summer camp. !' )r thoso who pre
fer it a special program is being
in-ranged as another form of en
teilaininent. A number of prl.es
will be Riven for both biidgo
and kensington. Mothers ot Canvp
Klro girls ami those who arc In
terested may secure tickets or ad
ditional information from Mrs. .Mc-Klnstiy.
I'OltTliAM) CASH
l'or.TLAN'l), Ore., May 20 AP)
Cash wheat: I!fg llcnd blucstem.
hard whltu $1.16'&.
Soft whtio 1.02.
Western white J 1.02 14.
Hard winter Jl.oou..
Northern spring JI.UO'.
Western red 1.0V&.
Oats: No. 2.118 lb. white JJ9.6U.
Today's car receipts: wheat 3S,
Iowa lake Sunday, The day was . organizations. and.KinncIs H. Boh-- fjour 0( corn fii hay 1.
Ideal nnd they said .the lako
couldn't have been moro beautiful.
Those in -this group ,-were:' Mrs.
A.'' T. - Trollingcr'; and daughter,
Itazol Jean. Mrs. Jack Hlatt and
Uttlc son, ' Dick and Mrs.. May
Klime' and tho ' Misses . Gcrtrud.e
Tlchenpr and Ethel Broyles..
l tllO Hotels "..'.'; . . ..'.:-:
The following are registered at
local hotels: Ralph Davis, Diirns;
tf. K. Durst, Baker: M. J. Asdcan,
Portland: A. C. Koberts, Portland;
"V'eiita Lubbes, Bakor; IT. G. Kane,
Pilot ; Rook: V. A. Johnson, Los
AinBolesi; 3).-'?. H. ' Claron; Frank
LYihgtohv'Starold Harris and Jorryl lion.
loh. nrofessor in the law scnooi
of the I'niveislty ot Pennsylvania.
Grundy and Davis arc. standing
cn the-enforcement lilank-adopted
ut Vim-lnsi. republican', national
KWiAll AND I'LOl It
PORTLAND, Ore., May 20 (AP)
Sugar: 20 cents lower: (sacked
basis) canej fruit or berry t4.'J0 per
eonventlon and are listed us drys.i ., ,,, 4 15, ....
ltohlen advocates repeal of thc' j,-our: (t.iy delivery prices)
mil amendment, the Volstead act . u.udy. fumllv patents, 49s $7.00;
and the stato enforcement Iaw-i.i, .wheal. 4'Js Sli.10:' grahani.
bakers' hard, wheat, Otis
bake .'8' blucstem patents,
flour, 49h $0.50.
All stand foi-1 a, protective tariff, j 4,H ?5 ,,.
oi1" ihc three 'Grundy Is running:-..,
without public announced alliances, 4,s (. nlry
With any olhor candidate. His op-
lionents, howovor.v nuvo iiiaiiimni- wljri Am rrT1V!P
erfi'thni. Jid had ,4ii secret -undcr-JWUUiAl UUliU
Cleveland; 'Los .'An'geTos'"
Drpyd to Portland -
''Mrs.- Emma- Hording, drove to
Portland . Monday ..morning, accom
panying the: Rev.' and M rs." Mfircua
Godwin. While there sho will at
tend, he.. Rebokah convention.
Slight Burns .
Tho small daughter. of Mr. and
Mrs. E. ii. Knight was burned
about her hands and legs Snturdny
night when sho foil on the tur-
wen.
sliipding with Gfrfoi.i Pinchol who
seeits ijcjj gduernutorlul noniina-:-
Davis Is on the conmlete -state
ticket that carried Vrnncis Shunk
Brown, Philadelphia, former attorney-
general, for governor. , ;
Tiro As-oclales "Wet''.
Bohlen has two. associates on
tlii,- "wet" ticket Thomas 'W.
Phillips Jr., of 'Ituller, Tor gov
brnoi', and Charles Dori-anco,
Sci'anlon, for' governor. '
Plnchol. seeking the nomlnalion
tor the office he filled from 1923
to' 1927, as ono. running nvato
Charles e Armstrong, of Leeeh
: fear: u,tsirroffv; weiiiiliert )t ,rth
legislytminilco-allUipr,, of the
stalo prontimion eiliorceineui nut.
llncliot Ih a: Vbone drv. .
Bohlen said the voters shuuld
Inilcfliillc Slay 1:1. i : 1 1, . i.:
.Tack Salisbury, of Winchi'ster,
Ida., is .visiting. In, Jm ,C.r,anle,,i,ljct(.,,,nim) what, thoy.-jiwant
awaiting tho reopening ot. (ho controveislal ' iiuestluns ,; and
gralgmont Liunbei; cotipany camps
whore he Is employed... , . , ;
WELL AVERY
: : TELLS CLUB
(Continued from Page One)
lamb crop this year and the best
feed in many seasons.
lie sees no particular change in
the beef cattle situation.
Dairying is ..probably producing
as much as any of tho oilier lines
and compares favorably with gen
eral funning, ho said. Very Tew
cows have been sold anil there Is
need for larger herd 4 on indi
vidual fnriiiv. the speaker declared.
Aigv.VUf'HV Movement .Mentioned
lows:
KopublU-iiil
l-'or national committeeman:
Unlph K. Williams S6 1, Charles 1'".
Walker 399.
For V. S. senator: Charles L.
McNary 124S.
l-'or 1'. S. representative In con
gress: Robert 11. Butler 10S0. ,
For governor: George WV Jos
eph 3K3. A. W. Norblad 4110. J. E.
Bennett 3ll. Usury Corbctt 579.
Charles Hall 00. J. A. Jeffry 9.
Kor justice of supremo court,
position 6: George S. Shepherd
4S8, James 1'. Campbell 729.
' Kor justice of supremo court, po
sition 6: Harry If. Belt 1024.
For superintendent public In
struction: l A. Howard 1101.
For bureau of labor commis
sioner: C. rl. t-l-raiu 1117a.
Kor senator, 19th district: Fred
1!. Kiddle 120S.
For representative, 24th district:
T. G. Johnson 640, U Allen 73S.
For representative, 2fth district:
It. If- Weatherspoon 1104.
For county commjsslonoy: W. R.
I.eillicUor 1 154.
For justice of peace: . L. Don
hum, 767. :- .
For cunslisblo: James Nelson
74o. ' - . '
' Democratic, .
J'iOr national committeeman: Os
wald West ' 04, Walter M. Pierce
51S. '-'... . ' .'
For. V.-.H. senator: , Elton Wat
lilns 42.
l-'or S. representative In con
gress: RoberU Bradford 07.
For .governor: . George- Wilbur
2SS., Ililwaril I'. Bailey 140, A. C.
Hough 4 4; 'Ed S. Piper 79. -.
Kor Justice supreme, court, -position
5: Oliver P. Coshnw 408.
-For senator: 19th. district: E.
C, Picstliye 43. Kred E. Kiddle 35.
For representative 24th dis
trict: 1). W. Shchan 37.
For representative, 25th district:
Vlelor Ecklcy 449. '
For county coiutnjsslonor: E. C.
.Myers 407. ... .
For justice of peace: L. Jen
ham S.
For constable: Jan).es Nelson 17.
. POItTliAND PHODI C1-;
POBTLANIt, Ore, May 20. (AP)
ill., ,..,.. ...nnl In,,-.,.., OIll.oH, OV-
Tn connecllon vv t.h co-operative, ,.u ..r,..,, -Hin.ii.'.-.i R4.. iirime ! vin nrier iiivluit -nr Hi.voi-nl. wuoks.
niarlieliiiV,' he .pointed iut the orr r,.MtHJ, firsts.,. 32a: cicai'inery ;,with tho Julius. aiugi Jfamlly. .Mrs.
ganlzatlon oiine n nciii men Vlul,, prls: prints 3c ,ovcn iCilbo, stand,- LaughUU' Wils Miss Ruth Hug
By Mrs. 1um Hill
(Observer Correspondent)
ELGIN, Ore. (Special) There
aro a largo number of homes,
which arc unusually attractive just
ut this time, dun to tho blossoming
of the many flowering plants. Tu
lips and Iris in many colors, are In
very great evidence, just now and
tho many rains havo kept them in
prime condition with but very little
Irrigation.
W. C. Hill Is painting Ills n.
deuce In tho south part ot town
This is an nttractivo homo and the
new color Is a decided Improve
incnt. Much comment has been
mndo ot tho border ot yellow can.
dytuft around tho flower beds.
Mrs. Francis Miller spent Friday
in La Grande with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Luclen Shellon and fam.
ily.
Tho young children of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Ira Smith of Gordon creek
are recovering from measles.
Lust Wednesday, Gcorgo Gordon
and Guy Cummins ot tho Club pool
hull went fishing over In tho Wal
lowa territory. During tho after
noon, a heavy rain fell and they
decided to return home. -They
walked through tho down pour for
HUllo a distance to reach their car.
Then they found the road so Bllp-
pcry that they were unublo lo inovo
their car, au tho final, decision was
to como homo on fool. ' They want,
od In ut three o'clock lh tho morn
ing with tlioir catch. -
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Hurnnugn,
of SummorvJIIocunio down Satur
day to call on Mrs. Bert Hilli Mrs.
1IIII. la. Mr. Burnnugh's slsler. v .
Dr. nnd Mrs. .D. P. Hai rlilian
have moved f rom ' the houso be
longing to 1 Mrs. Knaplon, across
the street to the Wallet' illll prop
erty. ' , " -I lil- I -I:
: Mr. and :,Mrs. Quesenben-y1 havo
moved Into tho house' formerly
owned by Mr. Cornciison, which
now belongs lo Guy l'atlen. They
have been living In a houso belong
ing to Jess Crum.
Dwlght Barnes left for Stnnfleld
Monday, where ho will probably
remain for 'a' week. Ho plans 'to
repair the .house on' his property
and will also attend to tho pluming
of ills grain crop.
Miss Wllma 11:11 has como home,
rrum Maxflcld, whuro sho has been
teaching this year. She Is now aid
ing in caring for her mother, Mrs.
Bert Hill. .
; Mr. and' Mrs. Joy I-iughlln have
returned to their home-In MeMiun..
kin Ridge, where ho had remodel
ed .her homo, and redecorated the
Interior.
Mm. Luella Long is hnvlng her
newly remodeled houso painted.
Tho houso will Boon bo ready tot-
occupancy, after being rebuilt dir
lug tho past two months.
School closed hero last Thursday
with picnics by tho sovoral rooms.
Duo to extremely rainy weather,
tliey were mostly held indoors, but
tho picnic dinner at noon nnd tho
lames that followed left a very sat
isfactory feeling ot holiday cele
bration. Several ot tho teachers,
whoso homes are In other parts ot
the northwest, havo already re
turned to them.
Mr. u-nd Mrs. Albert Keenc, who
are hero from Los Angeles for an
Indefinite time, have gono to Union
for a few weeks where Mr. Ke'ouo
will bo employed temporarily. '
Jim Coulter lias returned from
Union, whero ho hns been visiting
for some time with his son. -
Mr. and Mrs. Wayno Park, of
Summervllle, wero In Elgin Thurs
day on business and whilo hero
ailed at tho Lynn and Bert -Hill
Homes. .
Mrs. Bert Hill, who 1ms been
seriously 111 for tho past ten days
is not improving so satisfactorily as
It was hoped sho would.
Tho Dunbar road show(was play
ing at tho local theater Saturday
and Sunday nights.
Mrs. Phyla Hoelitel. Mrs. Stella
Witty. Mrs. Lynn Hill and son,
drove to La GrandiY. Erlday to at
tend the Baptist Women's society,
which met at tho hoiho of- Mrs.- C
i). Huffman on that afternoon.
They went first lo the normnl
school building.- w-horo Dr. J. B.
Horner gave his lecture, ''Oregon,
a Wonderland." At one; they wit
nessed tho grado school children's
parade and returned In time to at-. .
tund tho women's meeting. - After
the meeting Mrs. Huffman return
ed to Elgin with them. Mrs. Hcch
tel livod for several years near Iji
Grando and attended the First
Baptist church there, and on this
occasion, sho met a number of
members sho bad known at that
time, ' ' ". . ' , ; J,. J -
JDEPT. STUHfcA
STORES
IN THB WBST
FANCY LINGERIE
50c Each
also a. lamb pool, both of which
,,,, ! ii i-o expected to In to the udvaul
arils.
I .. .Mill
Pneumonia '
. The son ot Mr...and Mlrs., N'-.r-,
Plek Is seriously 111 'at" the Grando
Ronde hospital, of pneumonia.,, .,
.that end, he' favored u .referendum'.He esMnyili'd the wheat ,
! . Mrsi Kraliuis , M.lller.i nnd :ison.
butler, fat, pent luwee: raw, Keniicl'H: w ho havo .been speudluB
i'.
to .age ,.f proilui-ei-s of this county. ,(,, (4, pcr, cvnt).: 2,30(ir,2.4ii ;,a week .with, lioivmothor, Mrs.. J
cwl. ileUviireil iPorllaUd, less, 1 per Slielton, returned - to. their hoillei
Does
Your Mirror
Show
Clotheslines?
MAIN 56
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.Sliuulai' Lsuiidiy, Cj;,'
' ' "Wlfo Si;jiiB (jHoliuty ,, .,
French I'anties Step
ins Bloomers
Fancy rayon undergar
ments suitable for the
younger set, applique
trims.; ,'..'..',
Jislllng
Mrs. M. F. Raymond and duugn
r. ioi-is, of Pondosa,- nre-spond-
aiig a lew uays in u ?'f
ing at the Homo plj .virS;, J,; j
luensen. ' '
l-lllng. lftw iiU'l-: '
M Mrs. Jf. II. Hug. of Elgin, is vis
ing at tho homo ot .mi's.
Slug today and last night.
inpriivlng
Mrs. 1'orlor Dial roiurneu nun
iy evening from Portland where
r. has been for the past two
-.oka witli her brother,. W. M.
ilu-erald, who is imiiroving rapid
from a goiter operation per-
ilued in the Veteran's hospital.
To Josopll . . . : ! 0-
Mr.. and Mrs. .W.A. jue.i asii;r
nhil tv,a.ens, Dona,ld, and ,w;Hliim,
went to Joseph aunuay ,.vo-visit,
4th;jrr- McMsJtcr sister. They
returhed to La Grando yesterday.
to decide dnrinltely, wlielher ths-nniiMiiit '- over $l'(i0,noii On the . ora,li. It ' ml)k 2 ,65 . Rut tor- ( near Miniinij Frhlayi AVnllo here,
,,, ..1.11,111..,. .,rn,-ei..ieiit Imv l 1929, . crop., will
'.., ,!, .. ,...,i around $111.01111
presi'in si-mug in n o ' " ii,-,.,
Mr. Avery also stilted that his
III SI NESS IDEALS
Our Prices nits .'
lUutsmablo..!l !
. .' ' . i ..'.' i -. . - . i
l.lkc alt ol her busi
ness enterprises, we .
try to receive a rea
sonable compensa
tion for our work.
But wo have found
that there Is a hlgh
or reward than prof-
It, tho knowledge of
iv genulno SHUVICl';
rendered in . a con- '
; sele.ntious and sym
pathetic manner: .
WALKERS
FUNERAL SERVICE
!'5H AT SPRING STV i"
In fuvqe.
emocratlo eandlUnti's hro:
Spdfrwlck ' Kisllei. Luck- Knvon,
for l.'nittHl SlutOM -st'iiutor; John M,
Hciiiphill', Weal i Chester, for gov
i.'i'mj.i.i' niivi , i. i:ft i t i ,(
JLer.on HuhIiicss .
Jaa. n. Clough, pC I'ortlfind.,
In La Grando on business. Ho and
Mrs. Cloufa-h moved to l'urtjand least
thun a year ago.
Church To Make
Vigorous Fight
Against "Wets"
the loan price iii :u..- i,-,,,.k :l2ei dullvult- Mrs. .. Miller, attended tho - Alumnl
'moro than Iho ,',,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,' ,,, . .,. i,,.,,,.,.: ,,i i .. ,r- -.-...
! Eggs: weak, unchanged.., .,. : - Miviand-'Mra.- Waller Blrlngham
, p.iiiii i-v i-iiiiii.i-v..iiuiius..i onions, 'iittcndei! 1 Hii'.VHii' dolbvi'nt i.Rnseo
orilee., assisted by fai'lnels uwr .','ltt,w yvdol, nuts.:, hay, .cascant ' olio day last week." Heolt llanls
th county. Is trying nut new- nl-' Kll.k ,,,,'j hops steady und uu-; was In' ohlirgo of tho' drug'sforo' In
their nusencp.
DAIuVH, May 10 ( A 1 ' ) licclnr
lng, there is "no lialf way house"
on the road to nations sobriety
limn.., new grains, wi tunny. ,,. ,i
Inn, strip Jiorilei-' llietho'd 'f lrrl-'J h ''
gallon. Ibis year. Tho'liuor is n
plaiv .for Irrigation' by flooding.- 'JGRA'F". TURNS
.situation. Mr. Avery stated thai j
I ho cherry fruit fly Isn't anything I
to wip-ry .over in tills section,' as
spray. Is required. - H" expressi-d
the opinion that all trees In His
eollnly would bo sprayed this
season and expects a better mar
ket for loon! cherries than those
grown lu Wstorn Oregon.
fl u Wallowa Iniko
Miss- Imogeiie Russell, .Miss
l:irle Tigglebcck, Miss Alice Mc-
i.innld and Miss Mudellno parson
njoyed a weekend trip lo -Miss
tussell's cabin at Wallowa Euke
.ilunlay and Bun(lu t. .
much- better.
Hero This Week
Hansel! E. Miller will lie. in ui
Orande this woek on business.
lllncss-
ll.i 1'emllctoii
Mrs. Clarence I.ec. of Alcesicr,
fs. 1)., is leaving for l'cndleton
-1 . h.-re she will visit her .mother,
W. E. Fergus, nne iiu
siting relatives in La (JrandC for
he past week.
Jin Business '
Mrs. K. Haag was n visitor in
,.t Orande yesterday on business.
I or
mer Resilient
Minna Ash, ot Rortlunu,
i. tiiandc Sunday as a
..use guest ot Mr. und Mrs. Won
vers. Miss Ash is a loriuei u3.
- ut ot this city.
..I ..ll'CIIU-
f. and Mrs. Herman Slegrist
t returned from Eugene wneio
y havo been visiting their son,
a Hiegrist.
PARTY jNOMINEE
(Continued from Page One)
Healing Well
Mrs. "VV. A. -McMastor's badly In
footed finger on her left hand, 'ti,a Tompcrunco committee of the KAY TO SUPPORT
Which has been very ii-uuuie.-ui ..vtetnouist j-jpiscopni cnurcn, oum.
for thn pust two weeks, is - no . Monday called upon tho general
public and tho press to join with
the church In . tho fight against
drink. ,
"Today there is a serious chal- lano (Incomplete)
lengo to prohibition us a principle 2 ION.
and a policy," the report said. "Tho Lincoln (incomplete) J. .17S
issue Is toined. Shall the outlawed Sim.
Mrs. Donald Wean Is 111 lit her ;,,(, lje rPHturRd to its former i Linn J. N. 1 .
home at 2003 Washington avenue. place , -tlio clearing house for the, Mallieiiri (official) J. 227;
NOSE TOAVARD ii
1 PERXAMBUCO
(Continued from rago One)
Julius BeiiilHliad lint, spent the litt
ler part of llho week, with Ills. suns,
lleh:'ahU'6scarval their homo In
the Elat. He roturnud to tLa-tlrandc.
MunilftJ'A1 '
, An;; -all day .observance, ot
Motlli'r's'day was Ip'id at tlie Utile
church lit Mount I'lcasanl. A trav
eling preacher, who has been hold-
sunieii away from her ground po-.ing servlcos In a lulluber of places
silion. ii nil presently dumped her-. In the county, wus tho minister ol
wuler ballast In a. great shower., toe day and his sermons were ru
Tlils gave Impetus lo her rise lull 1 ported to be unusually good. One
drenched the crowd below. The : of the rainlly reunions was held tit
in .in, 1,, laughed It off iis the price tho "l.'nrlo" Joo Hcolt home with
of seeing tho historic event.
Iholr son, Tom nnd his family. Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Soiitbwlck and
other members of the Scott. family
Ftifntia f iinrlirltleoiisneHH? lie lis
To Elgin ;' ' '''''', '''' ''" ":'''' pa'tvonago ot every' vice that de-
Mrs. Ella Walker lcrt on uic Kra(ieSf the saloon invited destrue-l.r-nnrh
train this mornlllg for. ti0n.' it now usks to come back
Elgin where sho will spend the lln(0I. un alias. The only ulterna
day visiting relatives and .friends tlve to p,.0i,ibitlon Is the saloon,
and on business. iMrs. 'Wulker r'nos.o who imagine there is some
arrived a week ago from Los An-:hu( way wuc 'Uro deceiving
geles where sho spent the winter themselves.
visiting her two sons. t, . i --'we :ueclare our cniisiiueni 101
i . 1 ) the war against tho drink habit.
Oil Business " Wo will never surrender' the od-
Dr. Leo B. Bouvy Is In Portland vlulce n)ado for. national sobriety,
today on business, llo will return Vo nI))ei to tho American press,
to La Grando tomorrow. powerful agency In making public
I sentiment, to consecrate Its power
Called by Dentil to upholding the respect for this
Charles I'.oyse has been called nn(1 nn lalvs t0 aid in pushing
to i)avton. Wash., by the death ot , )Hck tho tide, of low defiance
his father. Mr. Iloyso is an em- whlch threatens to sweep nwuy
that respect Tor law wnicn is mo
life ot tho republic."
Tho report wus brought ueioie
J. !I07: N.I
N.
jiloyo of tho J. C. I'cnncy store.
Enters tlio Hospital
tleorgo Troutman eniercu mi.
li.-is. Merc
The liiekson and Cleaver flying
vice is in Iji Cninde today and
1 remain here until .Monday.
To I'ilaCO '
rs. Blanche McCarthy and Mrs.
nn drove to' 1'asco. Wash., and
.1 over the weekend with Mrs.
ir-lliys mother and slater of
. city.
--iii'lay Trii
-Mr. and Mrs. Ben llolllday, .nr.
'1 Mrs. Garfield Simmons and
--. Irene McCarthy drove tp the
:i bridge In Wallowa county
u.dav and snent the day also cn-
ing a liountiful chicken dinner
! In the open.
i-tling llerc
Mis l.eona Osmond, of Logan.
aji. arrived in Lo Grande a few
-.-o and is visiting at tho
..- of Mrs. W. McDanlcl. Her
' y h.-re Is indefinite.
.','. n..n....i n.,nri.nnpii bv Jose
ucorgo i iuul.' - mo iji-nt-,,,, tu........-..
Orande Rondo hospital early this uhu3 -)Cnlals, chairman of the
morning where ho Is convaicscu., comnlittoo and former secreuu o.
after having a number ot iceiu
extracted.
Business Trip
Lester Williams, chief clerk at
tho La Grande hotel will return
this evening from a business trip
to 1'ayetto und Ontario. . .
l-'llied SiO ,
William Nelll. transient.
fined $10 at a hearing yesterday in
tha court of L. Donhum, Justice of
the peace, for stealing u ride on a
railroad train. Ho is In Jail In
default of payment.
Ix-rt Hie llosullul
Mrs. I". A. Denton lias lift me
Heinle hospital whore she
underwent a recent operation. Sho
is improving ut her home.
i...,..n,ml Yeslenlav
Miss Blanche Clark. Miss Hilda
Anthony and Miss Ida McMeekln
cnlovcd a drive to Wallowa lake
Sunday and a stay at Miss Clark's
cabin. They returned home yes
terday morning.
tho
navy, idle said there were
GS'.i.
Marion J. 31511; N. IIII47.
Morrow .1. 2.r,fi: N. 2!Ui.
Mullnomiili J. 27.001; .V. H.OSO.
I'olk (official) J. 730; N. CS2.
Sherman (official) .1. 85; N. 150.
Tillamook J. 4.12: N. 823.
rmntllla (Incomplete) J. 558; N".
1017.
1'nlon .7. 3S7; N. 4lPli.
Wallowa .F. 200; N. 2!)!.
Wasco J. 134: N. 510.
Washington J. 1H22; N. 10XS.
Wheeler .1. 205; N. 270.
Yamhill .1. 1375; , 770.
Totals: Joseph 5n,3!i7; Norblad
47.0811.
BISHOP CANNON
VINDICATED OF
ALL ACCUSATIONS
(Continued from l'age One)
somo parts of It to which ho did shop."
knowingly dealt with u "bucket
not fully agree. It was beneveo
his opposition was to the com
mendation given the woru oi m--board
of temperance of which
Bishop James Cannon Jr., of
Washington, 1. C, Is the head.
No Spare Spnee
Thi.i-e vi.,i not an Inch of snare
space left aboard tho .eppelln. A, from Wallowa being also present
large amount of, mull had l.i be
left behind. There was neither
room nor postage for It. Tho civil
guard, crack police force, . was
delegated lo watch for stowaways.
The ofllcer In command- was asked
If any, hud been round. He ein
phusb.cd bis negative reply.
The week before Mr. and M rs.
Dave Scott from Wallowa county
spent Sunday at the parental home.
p'lshermen about here report but
very fair fishing In I ho streams
last Sunday. ! Several parties ware
out- but nil I'otmrt' Indifferent sue-.
cess.
Mr. und Mrs. Adair and family
A.: Ihi, Graf Zelinelln pointed her , have returned to siioltnnc niu-i
nose senwiirit irom i am, loony, i-h.,...h .: j - -
t-be began a voyage Into a now
part "f the world for dirigibles.
Tills will be the first time tllnl
tin, Graf will find Itself south of
Uu, vipuitor and the first iippor
lunliy Soiilli Americana will have
to See the huge ship.
, The soulll A t la lit lev over which
Hie Graf Is how cruising, has been
crossed nine limes by airplanes,
'rl... first flight was made in 11122
. .. u..,.,i n.i I'lit.inlii I closed for sometim
from Lisbon oi jiiniu-i, im hi en.tih-. -
vet known whether Mr. iiaroy
.Mr. and Mrs. Jess Kiilnibach, of
l'almi'.r Valley, have moved lo El
gin, where they plan lo mnltu their
riinii-e home. Tiny have rented
the Dan Knezevlch' lioiuo In the
northeastern part of town unit
completed their moving last Hun
day. .
Thn Grande Hondo Mint com
pany's market was opened for busi
ness Halurday after havln.'f been
Geo. Jiariiy.
routine. I'.oi-tuguese
lo Itlo .liinerlu by way of Hie Can
ary Islands. Tho' most recent
flight wn.-. last week when Jean
.M)..rm.i., l-'rem-h airman. flew
from St. Louis, Senegal, to Natal.
Itt-axll.
('Ullll Asked Impill-y
Not until tile conimittee.'s lie
cislon was anuoune.-il did It In
come known that Cannon himself
had first -eilli-sli-(l the investiga
tion in a letter dated May 2, a week
before the eonrerenei- op.-ii'-d.
Later, after he alilienr.-d before
Csidih'o AtVnnvt ""' coinnilll.e, bo nd.lress,il
daieni s u ...'.,,,.. ,.. .,,,, , .......h
ACCOlintS III liCU he said that lie ha.) "fallen Inlo
, . 1 1 be hiinils of sharp.-i-s." that In- r.--
SMK.Vf Ore.. May 20 (ATI grelt.-d any embarrassment that be
t the Salem eltv coini ll meeting had caus.-.l the ebureh. and that he
last night Alderman E. A. Itho- would not do It ogaln.
ten chairman of the committee Th" l-lt-r sail) he thought lie
on airports nnd aviation, told the was deallm.- Willi a "proper In.
council that tho financial affairs vestment company and Hint when
i.- Hie illy airport ore III a mo. Idle he rculhc-tl he was not, that he lia.
and Ibe account "In the red.", made a mistake, he caiic.-ll.d all
He said at the first of the year contracts.
Hie port had 5"oo. Since not a' I nd' r church law. tho eoininlt--ingle
bill, be said. ba been pre- 'lee's action fs final as r.-gar.ls
sentcl to the loiiiinlltee be couldn't Hiose charges. II had not been
tell where thn moncv had gone. burned wli.thT EiUhugll would
(bring new accusation.! -
AI.MT.Ml;T OVEKM BSCItlBEK
plans lo move his family lu re, b it
It Is likely' Hint ilu-y will come a
little Inter.
J. K. Hill has been employed lit
Mrs. Mary Riggs' homo ut 1'uinp-
Vi.-itiiiK Here
Ed Eehn, ot
I'l, I. MIS ;l ll,TV
iii.i-Mui.-i M,.v "ii (API .Nl." njiiiv. .iay nil
llelirliiiii'a allotment In the capital James "T.xrs Jim" linker, eoi
now H-mliim
-Mrs. s. K. Miller and son. Rod-
- ". . n.on. nave nee.. .e . - ---',. ,.....,,. v,.,ler,I,iV ..til..n...ni was oversubscribed atory
"'w days on business. 1 ester- ; arrneu in '","',""' ;, .. .., , ,i,.. CUitv tu second degn;.- murd.-r it
alrebuull. Minn., 'uf the Basel bank for international fessed slayer of Henry i.aiv. mnoi-
lUKlil waicnninn, pieane.i
RETRACES ANCIENT COl RSI'.
.'M;VII.Li:. Spain. May 20 (AH)
- Ii. -tracing the course of the
Kpanlth con.iulsla.loi-es m( four
centuries ago. the Graf Zeppelin,
giant German dirigible, lefl the
airpolt here at 8:30 II. 111. (5:30
A. M.. I-:. S. T.) today on a 37511
nille jolil'ni-y to I'ernanibuco and
i'.lo lie Janeiro, llrall.
Tho depart ui'e was more than all
hour .1' Iny-d from, the 7:15 a. ill.
slarting lime which had been set
originally. It hail been hoped to
get th" ship away shnrlly after
dawn anil thus ellinlnato takliig in
to Hie ah- in the Intense beat
wliii-li develops here later in Hie
day.
The diilKlblo circled Hie airport
lul.-c, and then heml.-.l duo west
lowar.l the Atlantic coast, where
It would le'gln Its sixth tinnsal-1
lanlle crossing and take lli prob-j
ably the most dangerous lap on
Hi: is.. iii'i inllo journey from l-'il.-d-
i l.-lisi.a f.-it to Seville, to Brazil. Ibi
vana. I jik.-liurst. X. J-. and back
to Krledrlrhshafen.
Aboard It were nineteen pan
sengers. Ii.'-liidilitf an Amerl'-ail
woiiiati. Mr... Mary I'l.-ree of New
Vorii. -I'l luce Alfonso of Orleans, a'
eotisln of Hie king of Spain, and
Colonel Eliiillo Herrera. one of the
heuilt; of the lipaui; b i'.l!ftat'y .'ill'
Mil' b.
GRADUATION-
Girts llolher Vou'.' Nol "
Vml Buy I'rlnled Wrilllig
Material. See I s.
It's I'soful.
XEUSON'S
Opposite I'ost Office
O O O O O o o o o "
lilt. WEBSTER K. ROSS
Announces the opening of his
new offices In Ibe I'ol. y build
ing, l'hone Main f.'J. IK slip nee
at the SacuJ'iwoa Inn.
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