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Newspaper Page TextPage Four TiA RKAMnTr. TnTrPMTTkTn nDcnmrnn w . , 0(D(DAL EEPDIEIFjr great and small which neck to sell !n vestments to tlis people, , The New York governor regretted that he, had to .criticize Republican leaaorsnip ana policies, "but,1 Bald, "to build we must first clear the ground "Wo must rind out why the present tfecrmrhi .I I.. "-''-'"" UUll, ou W, BmiUV hlWtMt.nl. nnH uilll rtmiln hnrn !.. . Wisely, 7r ..v.! ! ' A. T". "c.'0.. .ac- Both platform, and speeches of 1,,uiiwju 4i u UUQJIlClltt limi. ronlnnm kMh ......It.!... - i - a.i ... . i m.. it...... u-..,,.. . . n. vtiiv hw uiHjvt lawn 1-rOIU.llCllt I.IIIlerinUll " .H"'l "UUll-?- , , : , 1 ., thl minnnlun lit tint ni.r.iinm D,.n W 0 nfnnn nHAMnnn m-..- T.i- I Rtiuint-t. Morrill rxt T- fl-,....!., 1 . . vv..w-.v i.m. Miuiiiiiiuiiv fiuiiiuti, it .... . wiMiiuu, iiur. tlnn. tin mi , jumucrman, naa a nasoi operation at H"" wiinu to accept ai j proposo tp Slqw jjat tn'e rje, "r-jwi"""!"" " v. ""-publican leadership," no asserted, win jvinain at tne nospitai ior a opening oi witna mum conege in tne "miKimrinrttwi i.. fBa ,i.,,. . week. fall. I Fined ifcto Returns Howard Shophord was fined $2.60 1 miss ""on Austin has returned rockoning .cams the administration j Involved In the economic llfo of the country, that It encouraged ft vast I speculative boom and that when the in, municipal court last night on f. f'om Twin Palls, Ida., where she woo not frank not honest with the charffo of falling to stop his car ut spent a week's vacation. people, and by blundering statements a stop street sign l ana actions postponed necessary ad' 'i,.i,.,i ,, -,,) .; r1p!""!7" IJuatments. This prolonged and deep. uwyuiv j-tiuj'y vomuig ' i-wiiiiuii,m3u, nic i eiieu mo aepression," The. Thursday-Friday. feature oi the , falr board and tho chamber of com- Roosevelt asserted, tyie Hoover ,po. Liberty theatre noxt week . will . be merce Orange fair committee . will Icy for allavlnir Government and hiisi. "The Paoajon Play," according to worij nieot Monday oventng at 7:80 at the ness Is a wide departure from, the received today by J. E. Wright, mari-1 chamber of commerce . office on Republican tradition as voiced by -D". . f t ---..... i -.h(uijB p uu(au tCSS tne lormuiaiion or plans xor the government .in hushiess. ... Comlne. To Iji nramlo Orange Fair and Home ProducU "Republicans everywhere should see Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Oosterllng, as "how. this," he wont on, "It Is completely well as the many friends In La Orando ' I aMen to the traditions of the party. and vicinity are awaiting with a great i 1" I'orluiml Tlie coincidence of the two policies is deal of anticipation the arrival of Mr. w- Mary uuirmau and sons, Ed- as uungcraua a mixture as fire and and, Mrs, Allen C. (Wllma Oesterllng) i wnru ana rrea, icit lor roruand . to I powucr. . juis is, tne tragic policy wxtgnc and their son, who ore comr "I""' t"1 coming wcok visiting Mrs. ui v past nour years' lng from their formor homo at Rio Huffman's sister, Mrs. . tjarl Wron, Before tho election, of Mr. Hoover, do Janolro. Tho Wriuht famllv af- and her brother,. John Huffman. I "la rival for tho presidency, ho said tor a threo weeks' trip on tho 8. G. . ' " tcrrlblo race begun between the Delsud, arrived In Now Orleans, Aug. ' Hot urns to Portland , riBing Uclo of bubble fortune In the 6, Thoy left by car for tho north and I Aftor having, boen a guest at, the Block market and tho rising tide of at nresent are In New York Cltv. Tho ' homo of Mr. and Mrs. James Bchlll- Unemployment." dato of their arrival of courso is not! lng for several days, Alvln Slppcl, "Nevertheless wo wcro, said 'Mr. known doflnltoly as they havo the ; a former loco! resident, left last """"'i u vorge oi tne great- continent to cross, more or less lc!a- night for his home In Portland, ure!y, but their family hero Is hoping ! ' iney win arrivo some time around i "H iwiuiiiora Sept. 1. Sept Ofld Olfford Seltss, son of Mr, and Mrs, est commercial expansion lu hlatorv. ivbii ,wjwKto wum create new consum ing power, accelerated mass production wouia lower costs. Buy more; owe Fellows Meet , Two appllcatlpns for membership lf the Odd Follows lodga wore re ceived last night when tho lodge mot at 7:30 at the Odd , Follows hall. TJhoy will be considered In September When' degree work Is conducted. Reg ular buslnoss also was transacted. Pnilso Scenery That tho drlvo from La Orando to Pendleton and along the Columbia River highway are among tho most scenlo drives in the, United States Is the belief of Mrs. Robert, K. Cain well and family, of Now York city. wno stopped In La Orando last night. Clydo R, Scltc, will leave tomorrow "horo: spend morel Tills was tho ior Baltimore, Md.. where ho has ac- r i ccpted an asslstantship In tho pothoc " was tn0 "oy-dny ' promoters, logy, deportment of John Hopkins loBaI1!0rei mushroom millionaires. university, Mr. soitr, graduated from the,. University of Oregon medical school last June, Ho will remain at John Hopkms university medical , ' , r "vor campaign was school for at least one year's study. '"W01"- "Perhaps," ho added, re- . . . ? . V fcrrlllff t.O PrMlrlnlif rnnll,l,,A i,r no pas peon tne guest of his parents ::."" .: T '" . slnco Tuesday seeing It, a shrewd man from, New n,M,i7 l(1 n,0 tuoi uetacn- To Hun Aiiselmo "'"..""""'a nms, typed on opportunists, adventurers of all Kinas. in this mad whirl, Mr. Roosovelt said, Mr. Hoover's camnalan After almost n mni.th l " P or paper '1 do not ,nH,.n rl . ii,n... - , 0I1OOS0 to Orando and at Wallowa Loko, Dr. and Mrs. M. K. W. Holcher plan to leayo tomorrow aftornoon for Calif ornia whoro Dr, Helcher is an in fo Wallowa iJijio r , ,. After spending, a few days In La return early next week. To VViJlu nulla To be at tho bedside Washington city, Thoy will remain for an Indefinite period. run'." Ho went on to recito that sumlutes were to be marketed abroad and buy ing nations woro to bo financed by They aro, touring tho United StatcB structor in tho Presbyterian Semin- rumoen.tin ., Si ae and,. were .enthusiastic ,a,bout the try at San Anselmo and pastor of miSSsISd t? oll h T beauty of oJegou mountains. tho First Presbytia., chruch In Son Srr.,?. rl,B 1 rr3 tS re zzs:? arnncie to intend tho marrltiRo oJ h ' Z 7., iB ""r" rirnnrtn Mr nnH mf Wf an ihnlr nnti Wlnrhutii n ti. . . " " wlmJr- u 0, listen- cod av Wallowa Laka. , They plan to I - . "The nrMid.k u.L, .. ... Blllff nnmwvolt. tnlH hi- .riiAn ' At tho Presbyterian church Sunday 1,0 m,,.t i,.. . .. ' .;... morning at 11 :00 o'clock, E. E. Hurley, f tho choice. But hf. courage faT tonor, will sing "Father In Heaven" nrt n,,,Hta, , ... ."1 mother. Mrs. Ida Smiley, who ml J'"" Englomann. , Miss American Industry, accelerated to a undergo on operation in Walla Walla, Edrls Magulro, organist, will play the pac0 never bat00 kn suddenly Mfs. Jack E. Wright and Mrs. Rnjr.Proludo "Rex Oloriao" by Day, and found tho brakes locked on a .nn Moycrslck loft yesterday . for the tho offertory "Pastoral" by Flagler. pari road " ' P' i.,.,,,,.. And attor tho orash.of Octobor, uiion-. ' lOJO,. came what Roosevelt said he Miss Boulah Ferris, who was In- believed was tho "real crlmio of t o jured in an automobile accident near Republican administration MOLLISON GOING TO NJf. SUNDAY (Continued From Page Three) lllght and decided to fly to Montreal this afternoon to watch the Canadian air pogcajit. His westward crossing of tho At- Saturday, August 2Qr 1932 i Butter Is Down Half Cent Eggs Unchanged SOGI1TYNOTES Miss tifi lykt, Society Juitoi lelephone Malri 600 Until niiO , m PORTLAND, Aug; 30 m Tho mit Of 'Ac lb. in the nrlco nf pnho k.i, lantlo wa "tho toughest flight" he during tho weekend session . of t.h. evor made, ho said, and he was "Jolly produco exchange, confirms recent Well all In." He talked by trans- reviews of the butter tmrt. hi .1,. atlantlc telephone with Amv John- Journal, to the effect that uiiihrf.... The last picnic of the summer ses son. his brldo of (hree weeks and from storage were hurting tho "n vm onjoyed by 64 students last ,.v.dv,4 a jivbi-u uiaiHllCO Ilier, and She UUUU.;. , 1 ,.e..v uv ,c wire, aim a uniuuc promleed to sail today for New York I Thoro was no change In the price 8rom of B0me3 nntl stunte wa3 ar to join him. Ho sold, however, she of buttorfat (ox the weekend , ranged by Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Steven- would not accompany him on his1 There continues a Jack of general B0"' They mct at thB plcnlc ground return flight from New York to Lon- 'change in the market for ncp ir, h. nt o'clock and spent the attcrnoun don. Ilocal field. UndomrmiM und.n.111.. swimming and playing baseball. May Not rome West tt)o ganerai market by outsiders form' A"or ' dinner was served Advices from London later todnv .the ohlef factor aaalnst th. m. 1,. six o'clock, they divided Into four said. hoyfevO, (that Mrs. Mniiiunn althounh too tmii 1. n.r.n groups, each of which presented a had changed lior mind and probably tlonary. . stunt, a song and a Joke. Singing Was would not come to America at all. There is a quit0 good demand for later BnJyod around a bonfire. "I was lucky," he said. "For hon live chickens of nnrilalii .11 .. I Patrons and patronesses wore Mr. at a atrotch on the way across the on the wholesale way for the week- antl Mra' ''"'P'1 Badgley, Mr. and Mrs. Atlantic I couldn't see the water be- ' end. Prices ore held well In practically 8tcven30ni Miss Helen Moor and Miss low pie and I didn't know whether oil lines. , ''Amanda Zobel . the wind was changing and blowlne I There continues a very ... TJ". iT?:A;,1..Tn JT!!!.? .""f. ! Liieky Dozen frhib Eastern Oregon Normal School Students Enjoy Outing at Pine Cpne; 54 Take Part in Program of Games arid Stunts degrees for drift and. my calculations the country is willino tn nff- ,, niust have been about right because freoly.. Leading traders are advlsine when I como over land It wasn't 10 tho country to withhold supplies un. ''"t" igiitca naroor " were is a more pronounced call. Concludes Season Drlskoll, of La Orando. were married In the eourt house at Baker by Coun ty Judge Charles . Balrd Friday morning at 11 o'clock. They were ac companled by Mr. and Mrs. Jam Smith. Mr. DriSkell la a conductor for tho Oregop-Washmgton Railroad and Navigation company. Luther Leagues Join in Picnic considornhi. i, 7. -u . I e iast.picnic mooting. of the sum. Ho decided to make tho flight, he 'for cantaloupes as result of con- ruL TT" "Jth0 LuckDozo" id, only because it had been n aS! tlnued MtHwiTtrok XinJi !!.U.b. eaterday afternoon at one nod for six months. , Yakima and thi Wanato ct uZ. I?"?--0- I Just got mnrrled three weeks DIllaM Is also ehlpplnir more freoiv. I " .. .... ago," ho explained. . "and If this Quality in general !, eood. ' uu u' at i'!?L.J,??.,,. Ptontiert n Ion,! Despite the extreme low price I Mrs it e. niehev win' h th i.ovt nuum nave wancu a wiiiic. wnicn lias caused many fishermen to t,. 7 ... o - . . C I'lew at Low Aliunde jqult along the CoTumbla and tl ' home cntCrta""ng OD Scpt' 9 at hw .v i j . wn 1'iuuicteu "iiwuh uiiu on tne uregon coast, t wouldn't bo able to cot off tho fresh salmon continues so nlcntirui ' e.u.m wiiu my sman pione and Its tnat evcrytning except fancy Chinook 170-galon load of gasoline and the is dragging at low valuos. Fancy stuff amount I was carrying did prevent Is really scarce, me from rising above the elmm I There Is banks. The greatest altitude I reached age of country killed calves along tho " wnoiesoln way with nrion f rmpr nf: ' "I'm going to fly the same nlnnn the recent ndvnncA. Lamhi n Iibm'vt . back," ho said, "but I think Un ... firm with timr nrl- l.,.t nw,l I I niflti Vhfklo turn trln will h .... . ' " 'I r- ' I viuuil UVHWW word one has favorable aspect as ' Offerings on the east side farmers' thero Is nothing to worry about ex- wholesale market wore'-liotun iihurai copt the possibility of motor trouble, as Friday but then, was llttl. ehaniri. and that Is a very faint possibility In tho price situation. iiiuuea. Tomatoes. cnntnlnnnnN. nnnnhoa anA Molllson gavo up entirely his on- corn continued th rnvnrito itm . ginai plan to moko the round trip j Fancy tomatoes out of the Dlllard flight from Britain to Now York and section sold In a small way up to 60c La Grande Couple Married in Baker Vergla Maud Parker and WUllam A plcr at Piuo Cone was olljoycd last night by a largo group of mow- liers dT the Luther League of the Lutheran church. Swimming wa3 en. Joyed by tho majority, after which a picnic dinner was served at 7 ociock , Alvln 8lppol, of Portland, was a visitor at the event. Iraogenc Schilling and Rev. E, W. Brachcr were in charge of the picnic. No-Hostess Card Party is Planned Plans for a no-hostess card party to be held next Friday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Julia SItlor were made last night when the Wo men of the Moose met at 7:30 at the Eagles hall. The next: regular, meet ing will be an event of Sept, . , ' . MR L, M. Hoyt Is; ; Hostess td Cliib Mrs. L. M. Hoy t was the hostesi),tp the members, of, tho.L, i. -cjub.ycs-, terday. afternooq at her hone. Mem bers, of the club and one .tjwesi com-' plottd three tables , for hrip;ge, wtlj Mii. William Mitchell . making the high score. The pleasant attwnoqn concluded with a..unch aeryed, by Mrs, Hoyt, The. qlu wil meet agin in two weeks with Mrs. Henry Hill. SOCIAL CALENDAR I xaonaoy, Aug, ... 1:45 Ban Soucl club, with Mrs. J. B. Reynolds. : Tuesday, Aug. 83 8:00 Women's Benefit associa- tlon, at the Sacajawea Inn. Thursday, Aug. 2o . , . 4 3;00 Past ,Guardlai Neighbors' club of N. O. W., with Mrs. Belle Dcvlne. . f. 2:00 Lutheran Ladles Aid, at Riverside park. ,, t i 8:00 Fitty-Flfty olub, with Mrs. -Bfflo Young. ... . Friday, Aug. 37 ... .,' 1 7:30 Women of the., Mooeo' carol party, with Mrs. Julia Sltlcr-. To Be Opened September i2 PERRY PERSONALS Iiy VvilOa O'Xcll (Observer Correspondent) , PERRY (Special) Saturday nf temoon a few friends were Invited to a. party in honor of Lois O'Nell's eightb birthday anniversary. Those present were Bruce and Kenneth Pirson, Prlsciila and Florence Proc- tor, Glenn Greonough. Joan Winch, IScKdolToOpeit Un (September p At Ehterprisie Tourists ,vnuug too tourists wno stopped op- "Tlioy hod a sea of statistics at In La Orando to visit last night were criltltm 'or; fractured clavicle this hand but the odmlnistratfon did not niuu,(tiic, oi ooattie; jonn M. uarry, ' ' B v.nwm iw.mu hub- ten tho truth" of Cheyenne, Wyo.; Mr, and Mrs, R. I"lBl' Her condition la satisfactory. He quoted from Mr. Hoovor's re u. r""Kci-, 91 uaiso; ana Mrs. Elmer , .,. Mrs. L. Z, Terrall UNION,. Ore.,. (Special), The SCllnnlR. ,nf TTltlnn itHll - II. n back again In less than-three davs. but the ceneral market for .in ,wnn later thi wnr , ih.H i After flying to Now York Sunday ho not above 40c arid 85o took tho bulk , years, tho date having been sot for will wait for his wife, to arrive and of the good stuff. . .,. . . i Sept. 12. The teaching staff of the rest up before attempting the return 1 Dlllard cantaloupes were offered, at ' High school will be the some as last trlP- ,l-60 but buyers wore wary. Muskmol. 1 year with tho exoaDtinn or t.h v,om Hearing AffCCted ,, OnS from tile. SOniO BOOtlOn WOrp nriPPrl economic riennrlmant ,,.hl, ...III u nnrhnra Utarv nillu nnrl nnm, Tnv ..uu....n aa w tuiuuvcu uvtne 100 ior nest as were xnoso irom urnnri ncacca tn vfmr hv mi nnhnr.a . ini. 1. n .Tpnn nnri nrnM . r r. " "iwbor tiiat ifliuim ana traywn ... ; nowiana. Tne run corps of grade lie was unable to aocopt dozons of I Corn market, ruled at a spread, of , teachers has not yet been definitely telephone falls which came to him 6075c sock with little activity above settled but. a. mcotlm. win h at the form home near Pcnnflcld 70o oil account of the lack of suitable soon for the purpose of sclectlne two .....w- i,v i.-i,v iui ,u cup oi timiiuy. , . 1 teacners. Miu aitor ne landed. Tho farmer who ' Peach sales continued at , an ex-I Marshall Huffman . and son. Eld took him In. Raymond Hawkins, trcmo of 50c box for Crawfords, this ridge, who have spent . the summer had to do tho talking, for him. .., , price being obtained for some Salem In Union, moved back to La Grande Molllson was credited today with stock while , tho general market for on Wednesday so that tho latter can fuu, ucn aviuuon recoros tnrouRh his urawiorfls and E bertos as well, an bo ready for hla nnhnni nntin. m tv,. present flight tho first flier to fly Rochestera ruled. 40(50c. Loose nacks Greenwood grade school westward solo over tho Atlantic wcro 36 si 40c box. I Glen Taylor. Max Tnllman. nmrm, ocean: the shortest time from land i Gllklson and George Van Hqutcn left to land on a westward, crosiug; the ATIV17"' AV1?T T Thursday for Toppenlsh, Wash., hop- first transatlantic flight in a lidit V V JiiJLiJU . Inir to find wnrk . plane, and tho longest duration flight WHEN FOUN D . . . i Tho members of the F. F. H. sewing In a small piano. nl nrp tthitt ir group met at the , home of Frieda s"onTwairwar B,oncho B' Bry" ; DEMOCRATIC rriim iiuoier Mra. James Wlso of Imblcr. was n nusinoss visitor In La Grande yesterday. BaijM to .niinec An Eagles dance will bo held to- IN COLUMBUS (Continued from Pago One) marks during 1020 and ,1030 to sup port his contention that tho admin istration was not truthful about tho aepression. Finally on Dec. 3, 1030 It was an nounced "wo have already woathored the worst of the storm." "And then," added Rqosovolt. "as tho dcnroaalon steadily deepened, all was alienee". wnen facta .could no longor bo Ig- enu .uu excuso must bo AMY ItKCONMDKIt.S LONDON, Aug. 20 (I') Amy John son, notoa British woman flier and (Continued From Page One) Brown at tho experiment alnltlcm Thursday . of ternoon for. its semi monthly session., Tho fire upset the regular routine and the afternoon was and buying securities and commodi ties that "can. by , tho expodlont of I ,,, Z'X- - ' ." he s "gtr'd,cov and tho proceeds will bo turned over Mow rlald iuniWiainn 'f orcli tlmt 11,0 "oprcsslon ciuuo from "i . 7- Ptee-tl. ti -ih . ' posiiors.' Ill Milton .. , RtiMoll Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nelson, has gono to Milton whoro he Is working hi a fruit pack ing house. Ho will roinaln there for sevoral days but expects to return to his homo before leavlne for Wniin Walla where he will bo 0 sophomore at Whitman college. . Whitman college. To Leave , ( , ! Mr. and Mrs. Winchester II. Helch er plan to lenvo .tomorrow morning by motor for Now York City whoro thoy will llvo during thq . coming Winter. Slnco their marriage about fwo weeks ago they liuvo been tho guests of Mrs. Hclchcr's parents, Mr and Mrs. A. W. Nelson. VIMIInc v William Hoggcrty. of Duma, was a Visitor, lu La OrniiUc yesterday call ing on Normnn Jesse and Jack Cool Idgc. with whom lie was a member of Thota Chi fraternity at the Unlvcr- I.OOK Nl'l; l,H, ON I OKI! IMN'I'S For ten days, begin ning Aug. 17, wo will wash and itoam press your cord punts lor 30c. Modern Laundry I'llONB MAIN 77 Moro rigid supervision of national '"""r . u" "un i.r . . auiiu uu UAt UOU W111C11 LIIO IirOJSI iur itiiu iiroLfinLinn nr rin. i , . - 1 uiiiiL Hini niiiininiiiiifi in iiiu A proposal .to dlscourugo and pro- r .;,.,,. .,. .' ... .. . . vent "tho nn nr hnnk ,i.i. . """-' 14 """" ,lu ro"ei in speculation to the flnlrl,ni r 1 1 ""... "ouvcr aumiuistril Separation of Investment and com- hJm,. .7 V T"" mcrclal banklmr. ""' "'"'" """b 'ost rour "rdZw i whUopZJ and earlier practices." Makes Promise lKt'(loiiiflui' KpcciulH for 10 days. VC will clt-an, oil and adjust your spifdo inder for $1.50. I.iilirlcalo rulilo nuil lest lirud for 7flp. . McKONAl.u ei.i::tiijc CO. I'lione Main 758 HtH Adams Hat Cleaning and Blocking Best Work in Town at Angel's Across From Pcnnoy'a Mr. Roosevolt promised "It will no longor bo poosiblo for international bankers, or others, to sell foreign' securities on tho Implicit understand ing that those securities havo been passed on or approved by the statq department or any other agency of tho federal govoriunont." t And, that "high public officials in tho noxt administration will neither by word or by deed seek to lulluenco tho prices of stocks and bonds." Tho present administration, he add ed, "has all too often Issued state ments which havo had no relation to too scientific information which It possessed. This has shaken nubile confidence." Continuing. Mr. Roosevelt told his lUKiienco that "this assurance which 1 am here giving you is to my mind more Important than all other rem edies. ,. "Restored confidence In tho actions and statements or oxocutlve author ity Is liidlspantlble. This minimis trillion has risked tho lives and prop oriy and welfare of tlin nnin """" a policy or disastrous gov erniiiental speculation." I "It is mi wonder." ho said, tlicro j Is sloimatlou born of fear. This is a instruct not of ourselves. Not of : fundamental soundness. Not lu our , innulo ability to work out our fu 1 lure. It Is o dlstruct of our leaders in the things thoy say and tho I tilings they do. I "The kind of confidence we most I need is confidence In tho Integrlt; me soundness, mo liberalism. Hit vision and tho old fashioned horse Ih'iibo of our national leadership. . Without that kind of confidence wo aro forever Insecure, with it the future is ours to conquer." I Mr. Roosevelt asserted that his ! economical remcdlral measures "Ilka . my whole theory of the conduct of government, aro based on. telling tho truth." J "Government." he said, "cannot prevent some individuals from mak ing errors of Judgment, but govern ment can prevent to a vory great de grce tho fooling of aensihle people through nUsslatements and through the withholding of Information on tho part of private organizations of spotless purity, or has ho been scrubbed and whitewashed by cun ning showmen In the hope they can deceive n credulous electorate for four yoara moro." Dissecting tho Hoover exposition of tho doctrtuo of Amcrlcnu Indi vidualism, tho candidate said " 'ap praising tho situation In tho bit ter dawn,' of a cold morning af ter, wo find: "Two-thirds of American Industry concentrated in a fow hundred cor porations and actually managed by no moro than 6000 111011. "Half of tho savings of tho coun try Invested In corporation stocks and bonds and mode tho snort of tho American stock markets. "Fewer than threo dozen private banking houses directing tho flow of American capital within tho coun try and to thoso 'backward and crip pled nations' on which tho president built so hcovlly." Bumming It up, Mr. Roosevelt de clared, "wo must get back to first principals; wo must mako American Individualism what It was Intended to oe equality of opportunity for all tho right of exploitation for none." bride of A Moin":;', trdny ...noon when Sheriff Jesse ' "7 It " B "noon was In New Brunswick yesterday after a Bresllfttra waa notified .pout 40 men accomplished. However, thoy were flight from Portmarnock. Ireland, re- "'f '"",''ly,s""t 10 th T','" able to enJy refreshments considered today hor decision to sail extended the search within served by Frieda and hor mother, for New York to join him. VJ 1 ""I? ? L ' Bear Next woek tno have a picnic at Yesterday she announced she would Wllow, whf,re Mr' "nd M"' BKr" nlld , the home of Betty Cadwell on Cath sall today, but this was cancelled and Mra' vlnMln"K were camped. crlno creek. . It seemed unlikely she would go at : ., . legionnaires Help Mr. and Mrs B j. MrJ . .1. T,?e. a' Leg'on drum corps Frances Tallman and Colonel Palmer Hor secretary said sho had not slopt e" L 8C,C",! 001 ,t-10 .'"!,u'ch Ia3t "turned homo Friday from a camp, for threo nights because of anxiety nlgl" 1"hDrt'y aor 8 ocloc and after ing tr,p to the lakes about Eagle Can for her husband and that she still 6Pe,,d"18 ' tho alSM tramping the Clifford Irwin and David Tripp did not consider the anxiety ended mou"''"S the majority of them re- came In from Son Francisco . Wed untll ho had completed his return to worlt lwr0 tw mornQS nesday for, a visit with rclaUves.. v flight from New York to London. .at 730. , ,. . . , I Miss, Maude .Lay, daughter of J. W .. I Dressed only In a thin cotton hous 1 Lay,. jeft Friday with Henry LInd, of montiikai. P1..1V1 ire,,.,.,,.. . drecu with no wrap, Mrs. Vlnnelbo tu.iii,ii 1,1.. .- '- MONTRFL,jug. 20 (!) Montreal titc! thlU 8hc suffered from , the relatives, .for. Salt Lake City and the prepared tocloy to oxtend 0 tumultu- : " " " "'" " "ignt young couple were to. bo married In oub wclcomo to J. A. Molllson, trans- 'm"x B "Pot protected by brush, and tho Temple on Wednesday. They atlantlc filer when ho flies hero from s'eH soundly. It la wtlmatcd that will make their homo In Belllngham St. John. N. B.. for tho air pageant th(! tehPcroturo was almost f reoelng ! Miss Gladys Liedtkc. who Is em- this aftornoon. 1150"1 nights sho was lost at the 0064- ployed at St. Vincent's hospital in son. Many games were played after which birthday cake and refresh ments were served. Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor and children left Monday for their home In Boise after a week's visit with Mrs. Taylqr's mother here. , . Paul Hamby, William Morrison and Lester Clarke, of Vale, motored here Sunday. Mr. Hamby la planning on spending the winter horo. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Strlngham and children spent Sunday In La Grande visiting Mrs. Poto Lily. . Mrs. Ethel Hatch who has been 111 tho past month Is slowly Improving. Ernest -Miller, and son. of Cove, visited at tile Kelly home one day this week. Bob Garity, of La Grande, was a dinner guest at the Plerson home Thursday. Mr. and: Mn. Andrew Howell, of Vale, spent Sunday at the O. Matte son home. . .1. , I Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Horstman and son, Jackie, motored to Hermlston Tues day to visit Mr. Kelly's mother. He Is to be guest of honor at civic ,toot ltltuil0. Portland, Is spending her vacation luncheon at Saint John and to leavo ' ""'"day, sho states, sho came up-with her. mother, Mrs. Llcdtke, wost immediately afterward for Pcnnflcld , ' " """"" " gin wno of union. Ridge, whore he left his little olr- w" P'cxmg nucKicuorrlos. She called Mrs. B. W., .Rising, of Nampa, who panic overnignt. Christian Science Hymnal Contract (to them that sho was lost but they has been visiting since Tuesday with ...,M..,8 uci uonieavea Mrs. law Bidder, is returning home ran to their autoinobllo and drove today. She accompanied Mrs. B. E. BW"y' ,' (Daniels, also of Nampa, who como - While wandering about through the up to visit her mother. Mrs. C. E underbrush Marching for the oamp. ' George, on. the Cove-Union highway nlJ.:l 'MM. Vlnzelberg ato huckleborrles I The EDworth Leaauers r .nlnv. MLKJS t lUIll liUSy .which are plentiful on Mt. Emily now. lng. some, pre-school parties these ' ' found a spring to quench her! days. On .Thursday evening thoy (From Klngsport (Term.) Times) jthtrst. , drove to Cove about 40 strong for a Tho Klngsport Press, Incorporated, t Mrs. Vlnzelbcrir ra nut tr hrH oi 'mimmm. ,., j ' has received tho largest known single their Bear Wallow camp directly after evening of fun around a oampfiro order of hymnals over, placed with sho was found and her son-in-law 1 They, roasted maralimallowa and a single concern. Tho order was states that she la suffering no -111 spent a social afternoon, placed by Tho Christian Sclonco Pub- effects from her two night exposure, .Dr., and Mrs. Pete Bloom and a lishlng society of Boston. although she waa exhausted.. son of Tacoma, woro visitors in Un- Tho order consists of 400.000 cloth- Mrs. Vlnrelbcrg Uvea in Hunting- 1 lon a couple of days this week ......... ....... .v,v UII ,uu mii ion out spends the summers In La I . Prof. J. B. Horner and wife, from out hor bound books. The books will Grande with her daughter, Mrs. Bcory, Corvallls, visited Mra, . Ball Wright be distributed throughout the world, to escapd the extreme hoot at hjr Tuesday evening ond talked over the iLh, S , n,8trlbml" wl home. They had gono to Mt. Emily I days when he taught In tho schools , . for an outing because or tho heat in hero. mo music puues tor 1110 040-pogo the valley nnmrlr-WOr prc',",ro the p- The Beery home U at 1702 X avo Qllson Company of Boston, nation- nu0. w.. uuu music compositors. All of Sport Finals 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;aiiiiillill!iiiiiiiiiii,iiii!M TOIIAY'S HASKBAlX GAMES (By The Associated Pro) Nutlomil League . FIRST GAME: B. H,' E. New York 2 10 0 Pittsburgh 3 8 0 Batteries: Walker and Hosan' French and Paddcn. SECOND GAME: R. H. E. New York. a 15 , i t-iLtuDurgn . 17 o batteries: Bell and Hogan: Harris, Spencer and Padden. FIRST GAME: R. jr. E, Brooklyn ... 6 is ri Cincinnati 0 5 4 Batteries: Clark and Lopez: Lucas and Lombardl. American League R. H. E. -,4 0 1 .. 1 10 0 ENTERPRISE, . Ore, (Spoclal) ,4 School yiu open here, the Stli ,of September, High school teachers' r.e, Supt. L. Lee Williams', Paul if. Schil- ' ler, E. G. Axtoll, Velma Matthcs, Glen Klmberllng, Beulah Smith, Moxlne Moore. Paul Schiller taught here two years ago and since that timo has been In the Philippine Islands teaching. Maxlne Moore , is taking Mrs. Roger DeBusk's place. In the grades the teachers are the same except for one resignation r that of Miss Lillian Duncan, . whose placo will be taken - by - Dorothy Strickler, graduate of the East Ore gon Normal school... Tho., teacher aro, O. H. Walker, Janet .Wlllgetctdt, Mrs. Clara Steele, . Clara Pavis,,, Dor othy Strickler. . Mrs. Jndls. IJoavia, Mildred Day and Mrs. Daisy Scott, j,,.. L. j. Allen, . l-H cluh manager, arrived Wednesday. ,.He will .assist dune already organised and will con duct stock Judging classes, V j Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Dill drovo ti? The Dalles Tuesday to. ylslt friends. . E...C. Waugh and son, Carlton,, pt Yakima, were here Sunday visiting Mrs. Maggie Bloom. , ., E. G. Axtell and wife ..drove to Portland Saturday accompanied by Mrs. Axtell's father, P. C. Iyerson. , Miss Margaret and Miss' Annette Dobbin and parents were guests at the Lions club last Tuesday night. Miss , Morgarot Dobbin told, of. jjeij trip west of New York. Miss Annette Dobbin gave an Interesting' taljt pi the people p Franco whorn she .has spent the last few yojtrs with, Louia Crow, of Lostlne, sang some beuilr ful solos accompanied by Miss Jllna Gibson. , ,.A daughter was born, to Mr. SLt Mrs. Lloyd Houser Sunday, Aug. 14, Tho baby has been named Mlria Jean. On Aug. 12 a son was born to Mr. and George Meyers. The boy has been named Alvln Max. '. ". , Mrs. Pefe Wilson will go to Port land Saturday to consult specialists , concerning a hip Injury sho received some time ago. Mrs. Wilson has been In the Enterprise hospital for several weoks recovering from an appendi citis operation, ... ........ Mrs. I. J. Ratcllff is suffering from a broken wrist caused from a fall while sho was huckleberrylng last Sunday, ... . .. Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Ortolan and daughter, Betty Jane, drove . to Port land the first of tho woek on a short vacation. r , tintype for the plates was set by DfcAXH MYSTERY IS UNSOLVED WALL STREET, QUIET; CLOSING TONE STEADY NEW YORK. Aug. 30 tm The stock market drifted through tho quietest weekend seualou In four weeks today. with prices fluctuating In a narrow rut. Tho list closed with a steady tone. with a few Issue. up fractions to t point or more, but in the aKgregnte. tne llat was very closo to the final level of the previous session. Turnover for the two-hour sesalon waa approximately 000.000 sharrs. There apioatvd, to be some switch ing of speculative attention to the bond market, which again luished forward. Professional traders appear ed to have grown somewhat wary of me stock market, pending a demon- itrotlon of Its ability . to brook through Its rwent upper resistance levela, but brokers felt there were many buyers waiting to get Into the market on a setback. E. W. Palmer, president of the lo. ool plant, said aomn idea of the mag nitude of the order could be obtAined by tho quantity of material and time neccssory for tho completion of tho ly (Continued from Page One) DALLAS MAT M AN TO MEET U. S. CHAMPION SEATTLE, Aug. 20 (iT A chonco to moot Jack Reynolds, of Cincinnati, nunrter nf n mllt frntn Mm nar ' TecOKlllaed WCltcrwoluht wrestling tl. hrulr .,r n. i . . ... ... ..... f v ...,. ...... ..... . . .,u u, Mlu uuKi-sv pcrieciing . wncrc oieeie .was found. uvnuiuw, wus noia up toaay oeioro presses of the Klngsport Press began . , . Kanx licmou.nl rutm Jack Gorman, clover Dallas, Tex., work, on printing tho book Juno 16 ! Chief Deputy oeorgo Kona demon-' "vtmnn. , and will run 20 houa eaoh day until strated how the rifle could havo been I ,n th0 "nata of a tournament here Aug. 25. at which time the printing held by stMle if he had committed durlI th P"1 two months., with Is expected to bo complete ;sulcldo and said that In his opinion tne ' the noUonal wrestling A total of 325 tons of paper will a .inch Dowered riflo ixm,M association. Gorman throw Dca Au- bo usod In tho book, 40.340 yards of .rmm.h fnr. t hi, - derson, of Seattle. In two out of threo yards of heiid person' head off If placed closo to hcre lMt nlht- Anderson got book cloth, 30,000 bands, seven tons of end paper ma- the head. "im, w luiHi oi cover board, and ....... yaros oi muslin TJPTTfCTJ rrrw reenforeement for the backs of the UK 1 1 loll H) books, Mi-. 'I fill In the second round, with flying head scissors, while Oorman ; took one In the third and fifth rounds with figure four scissors holds. . . flP I nw i)Dirir I 1 IM victory waa.uormans sixth Jr LAJ It 1 KH Hj straight in the tourney, whtlo Ander- I son had won nine and lost one be- (Contlnued from Page One) ttoro. last night. Col. Harry J.-Landry, president of the national ui.-e5tllng . association. Iiap nrpnoTo Pltn.r .i.l i. I ".liv wii vntt) - vuiu uiuuMulv MID moat outstanding port of the numu- I facturlng proce.se will be the use of moro than 600.000 sheets of 22-carat I gum ior mo stamping on tho cloth- ' ' ' ' bound edition and Biidini! ih .n,. fullest conceplion of lis ambitions, and stamping the do luxe edition. ' "PPoal'o view was oxpresscd by has declared Reynolds must defend ntr. I'aini tho gold GRAIN, DEALERS , REFUSE TO ACT (Continued on Pago Five) Chrystall of Balfour, Ou'thrlo Co'., Ployd P. . Roberta o Strauss. Co. Paul E, Ostroot of Soorrv Fln.it. ... 7 2 . Pany, H. A. Martin of Korr, . aiffprd 7 2 Co., and A. M. Scott of Pin.h,,-,. Astoria flour mills.. Detroit Boatoii ; (Ten Innings). Batteries: Whltohlll and Dcsautols: Rhodca. Wetland and Coirnolly. R. H. m oi,. muis ; o ;New York s Batteries: Stewart. Gray and Fer rell; Pennock and Sorgens. FIRST GAME: r. h. E. Cleveland 2 0 2 Washington 413 1 Batteries: Russoll and Myatt; Crow- I aer and spencer. riKBT GAME: n. n. E , Chicago 6 13 1 son attempt while eatlniF Jl.'ireiS1 Philadelphia 4 12 , 0 ' Sunday, a bitter .!.. . 5 ;e!" H "L1. J0 discard, ttu, ' POISON PLOT is . INVESTIGATED (Continued from Page One) ; Batteries: Jones, Lyons and Grubn Eornshaw, Rommel!, Mohuffey and -ui;iirone. ' I Klil AIJL. MAltKETS Sugar, 100-lb. sack , rentable! Parsley, bunch cabbage, lb. 5.19 8c 3c 3c 100 New wax onions, lb. . Turnips. 3 buuche Carrots, 3 bunches 1Qc 4U IDS. Potatoes, sack .. Onions, lb Tomatoes, 6 lbs, Eggplant, lb. Palmer sstim.ieH th . '. a London reDrcscntatlva of th nnt. 1.1. !. . ... lreu- bunclies , jold alone at 12,500. P"""- Wlch opposed the confer- tournament within 30 days. ! SlVSf e;. toPer'a once from t:io first as contenanclng 1 Sunday A'eak Firit Oav ! nntish r.m,.t i.,.i.t I ,l!uilorTlli cnleiiaar now general. euwy Uito the United Kingdom of tournament within 30 days. Peac Is HappUess OarUc, lb. Beans. 8 lbs. ' Peas. 3 lot. : 25c 125 2c 25c 15c 10c - 6ijfl0c - 860 - 6c Ho In hannlMt. ha ho bin .C'X"J. bunch - y In use Suniluy Is llva first dim nf goods offered below world mir. i,i ' neajant. who finds neac In titans ?aulif'.ower, lb. the week and Saturday the sevenln a Impossible of reallzatiou. , home. Goethe. cucumbers, a - , , (corn, dop. ears , tood. A dog died within or. after eating tho cereal. Police said that an an'aiyei." of the ceroa . made by. Prof. Luther .Taylor of Llnflold college, revealed a sreat amount of violet poison In thj,5g.r, ani I investigation ; resulted .. In. the indlng of more of tjje .same poison In. a vat at the Yocum h. SlSr bora said a man had been seen near the Yocum house Saturday evenlnp;. 40 TLANES LEAVE FOR CANADA ROOSEVELT FIELD. W V J' ,n r-Forty-nlne alrolanes mm? h. amateurs took off today for Montreal to attend the fourth annua! Canadian air pageant. . , The plana carried 118 persona. OM.t'ilA SHEEP OMAHA.. Aug. 20 Jtr-i i i'V Sheen 300: comruri iu'.i.' . Lr b In. - .oestdy to25c.oTV.Z,lnDur. 5c,6J5: fed cflpped larnbT 15c, slaughter ewes 1.00 12.00.