La Grande evening observer., June 11, 1925, Image 5

Thursday, June 11, U)2T.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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j i juocai news m oner i
COMING U VESTS
Uulon Live Stock Show at Un
ion, June JO-11-12.
Regular school election from 2
. to 7 p. in. Juno 1 f.
diulgc Slalor nuny-
' Municipal Judge J. n. SI
I
iB '
In Portland lor u few days on hu
fc.m-H.t.
Poiilutul '
Attorney l:il rt l'.:: Uin of
city is spending a f -w days in Pi
laud uu business.
AiTitril litis
A. liuekle
dent of the
litoriiiiiK
ir, returned superinleii
I'nion Pucitic Sy.sleiii,
of Portland, arrived In l.a Craml"
111 It: morning on Inlin So. 1M.
Tli,liri's iniiiil Ions
County N('llOu) Hlipi'lilltelldent K.
A. Kayre has received 1 went y tippli
1 call is for position-! in (he hcIiooIh
of t'nlon County to laie. 'i'.-ach-i.irft
exaiuinations are nyu Im-Iiht
hold at the idKh .sehool.
Hi re yesterday
Anions I iie Cove sliopper.s in
'
Grande yesterday were Mrs. L. M
I,aird, Mrs. L. J. S'litner, Mrs.
Kou Payne, Mrs. Mao Kelly and
Mrs. Prank Miller.
Itl'oke collar hone
Mrs. Kurhur Khin fell yesterday
at her homo on second hi reel a ul
lucoke her collar hone. Alt IimukIi
' :M- is in much pain today sh is
KelltllK alullK nicely.
Went to Uakcr
l''orrest S'roggin left this morn
Ing for Maker and Dame Uuutor
says he will he married there to-
duy, ufter wliich he will travel by
auto to Portland and up into Can-j
ada. lie will probably be gom ah-
out two weeks,
Home from sehool
.Miss Helen K-arns arrived In
Ln Urando this morning from Cor
vallis. Oregon, when she has been
al lending t he Oregon Agrlrull oral
College. Khe Will Spend the SIIIM-
.I'l
The New York
Store
1210 Adanu
Widely known us the
"store t h a t" undersoils'
all others.
Latest styles and pat
terns in suits for men
and young men.
$12.95 to
$24.85
VACATION
NEEDS
Universal
THERMAL JIT.
Holds a gallon; wide
mouth; four cups
$5.00
Every camper needs ona
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
Our old friends and customers will find us in
OUR NEW QUARTERS
Prepared to served
Electrical Goods
La Grande Eleclric Company
Rocsch Iildff.
General Cords
Co a Lous Way to Make Friends.
Jennings & Shumate
inur ul the home ,of Iht parents.
Mr, itttly Kalston has arrived In j Mr. ordlne wim In La C.rande
La Lrande n-um I'ortlagid and will yrS(t.riIay frm1 Klllll,;u on j)UBi.
visit here (or a week or more withjlh.HH. H (s building a new hotel
Thomas.
i l eft iat I'lciilug
Mis. Jt-Hs .Smith and two duugh-
tt-rs. iniii' tmt Wilbnu. und small
granddaughter, left lul evening en
i;tsl- 'ti.-y will visit at Way;
n.'Hvillf, Virginia,
: ir..t... i
siti- spending the past w
j Mcker visiting and transacting bit- j
jh'-r home in La Grande lust e
1
shriners parsed ilintutth
i'wenly-live Shi ineiH passed
1 hroiiKh l.a (1 ramie i hiti niorninK
I'll train No. L'-t en route eaxl rrom
I. us Anjf- hs, California, alter at
tending the convention there.
On wny home
Alter spending th past three
Wi-eUs ut U'eis'-r. Ma ho, visit Iuk
relatives Mrs. Oetla Seouhes and
tiiree .sons were in l.a Cramh- thiH
mornihK on t heir way lo tleir
home at l-Miu.
1'iitirniii' home
Mis:i Cli.aheth Pollock
l.a (irande this morninK
way home to Joseph for
was In
on her
I he Hum
mer. .She has been - attending the
Wi I hum-tie I 'niversity at Sah-m
during thi' past year. This Is her
lirst year it the l'niv rsity.
Her' yesterday
'ha lies 'uiiidngham was in l.a '
itramie yesn-ruay en rouie iu ' u,l"tirjn
land. .Mr. i unningnatn is irom ..
Minam. He Is ntaking the trip hy
uuto.
Went lo I'cndlcttni
Donald Funk und
Mrs. J. Funk, went
s mother,
Pendleton
visd Mrs.
Ill there.
to
yesterday afternoon 1o
l-'nn k
They
s broth
r w ho Is
drov
over.
Iletnrned home -
1 Mrs. A. W. It-ay, accompanied by
her son, Alfred, and daughter.
Constance, returned to i.a Grande
Ithis morning on train No. J4 after
spending several flays in Portland.
hey went to Portland Sunday ev
ening.
To visit mother
Mrs. Frank Grindle anil son and
da ur liter, Adraln and Francis Mae
were on the branch lln" train this,
Pinrniii nn ihelp utiv to Wallowa !
to visit Mis. Grind n-'s mot h
They are from H
expect to be ther
ml. Oregon, and
three weeks.
tloine fi-oin I'nlver-ily
Miss Kleanor Glass arrived in
La tirande this morning on train
No. 2 ami will spend the sum
mer t. her home here. Miss Glass
has been attending the ('Diversity
of Oregon ut Kugeiie during the
past year.
Left this inoi-iiln
Mrs. Kd McKeehan accompnnl-J
ed by her daughter. Miss Lel i. left i
Lu Grande this morning en route!
to California, via Pay Lake City.
Ftah. They will visit at Los Ang- ;
cb P and Long Heach. They expert j
lo be gone abonl two weeks.
VWd-il m V. lit ).
lmiiKlns Wilson wax In firiin
d yi'Stordf'iy on I1U1 way lionn1 .lo-.H'-pli,
nt'lor ii w'"Un visil at 1ln
I'nivi'raily of Or.'i;in ut Kw'lii.
Mr. Wilson wmh. foniHTly n sMnl-nt
al Uin Univcrniiy.
llrrp from T'cniUclon
I Mr. and Mrs. J. l- Thompson.
nocoinpinUd ly thflr Krnnilson.
lil.lon Thompson, tir spriKlinK n
I i.-w diiyji In !.n flr;uil" vi.sltliHT al
I I lie lioino of th"lr ihiuclili r, Mrs.
Ct-nw Uracc. They will attend
llhe'l'iilon stoek Show and return
, to-their home at Pendelton Sunday.
Uetlirnetl rrom Clillfurliia
Alter several days spent In Cal
ifornia. Myron Lyons. Kred And
rew. Lou ZaUKK. Mr. TleK and Mr.
N'.'lson, returned to l.a Clrunde yes
' terday. They made the trip lo the
sullhern state by auto anrl were
Kone ahotit ten days.
To nlleml roiivcntion
I T. .1. Srrotririn left today rn
route to ('orvaltis where he will at
tend the Oregon State Hankers
Convention to lie held there, lie
ulll also attend the t'ltiduule of his
duuehter. Miss Alladeen. from liu
l llivei'sity of Oreijon at lOllk'ene
better
than ever.
of AH Kinds
t h (rip )i auto and f
d by Os.'ur Waruot ii
-eft for l'oti land-
After Several days spent lore vi
siting friends itii'l relatives Mm.
Nolan I.. HklJ'i left tuiluy for Port
land W lit.' VK' htlf t'Vpi-l'lK tO HIM till
t he sunutn'1 , IK r homo is ut
Hulfw ay,
Kaimiu and txit t tn In u tour-
j ixts camp ground und making o
; 1 lor Improvement. According t4
j Mr. N online the work will prob
ably not be oomph-ted this yar.
oiife u'eniniiMiator lien
u A). Twite, of Portland. Olds-,
mobile demons! rut or for the olds I
wilt in u k
uccum iuni
Company of I'ortlnmL, in in l.a
: Grande. He 1h driving u chassis,
If at!,v),i,,h i, a. ini.nttf ntlt.in
purposes,
lie will be in l.a Grande
w days and will ntli-nd (1m- I 11-
ion Stock show while here.
jU'Jiw this eicniit.;
I Miss lmz Khert will hav
l.i
Ulramie this evening en route to
Portland where she will he joined
jhy Miss Murel Audiew and the two
I will k to I.elliiiKhain. Wasliinj-'ton,
ttO atti-iKl I In summer k ssiou of
Normal s. hool. 'I hey i;ixiduated
front the IukIi srhoot lu-re this
sprim,".
Personal Alcntion
T. i:. M
W-allowa.
terday.
'ami son .
in l.a (!
Phillip, of
ramie yin-
ry Harrison w til to Colon
day on a husim ha
dip.
ick Herry, uf -;t,'in, was lu-rt
est
rday on huslitess.
ireiice Men-tit was In l.a (Iran
slerday froui Ktgin. Mr. Me
de
rehouse mana;er at Kl-
gin.
H. M'C,ohlriek. of lmbb r. was o
visitor lo l.a Grande y. aterday.
Cora liar
ed from a
land.
has ret;irn
few days tr
to Port-
SHEPHERD
ON TRIAL
IN CHICAGO
(Continued from Pnfe One.)
J. Lynch and said:
'Swear the jury: we are satis
fled." Adjournment was taken, then
until Thursday.
Se:'k to Itestrain Slate.
Stewart i pres(. d In lent Ion
t5
nave - the prosecution innneu ,n
lis opening statement to the death
I of young Me iinlocli
k to have the stut
it J
M0 '.TENTS we would tike to
ivo over a pain. Master ljfton
Brd Homond Red Jr., Fluia
detphLi, mount Ms Meed and
Is iratty to ro paJloping In
chaae of (h lWskinj.
'CITY JAII STAY OUT"
Empty since soin after the
advent of Volstcadlsni, this
;' jail at K:in Luis OhLspo,
Calif., was devplopinf; into a
refuge for hoboes who sought
holier nralnst the night. Then
tho constable posted the sign.
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V A T H I C K CAKDINAL
HAY KM, Nrw York, ona il Ui
lo rnidln.il. nf Hie Korruul
Catholic- t'hurxh la Anwrka.
r t fX 1 1 "e'5 I
1
A V Wf
SAVErf
SAFETY
DRUGSTORE
i
Any hoy will nurely apprc-
eihte Olie Of thelie easy
working
Scout Flashlights
T h e ImttciieB
hit practically t
o o r r o n 1 o n
proof lite
lenses are
spun In t ho
cases u r e
strong the
styles orfel.'d
are , v a r I d
enough to smt
very taste
a n d n c e d..
Mi kel und fl- '
bee casings.
Ask to see the new focus
ing lype.
$1.05 and up
Glass Drugs
Inc.
T.a Grande, Oregon -
from bringing In the death of Mim,
Met 'liutock 1 1! years before that
of her son, or that of Dr. Wsear
Olson, nlh-ged to have been part
of a plot of Shepherd to obtain
the McCllntoek million-dollar es
tate. Robert K. Crowe, the state's at
torney, will make the opening
statement, but his Intentions were
not divulge, Wednesday night.
The proseputlon depends upon
clrcumslanllul evidence and the
pincorrohorateil I e s t I m o n y of
i italics C, l-'aiman, self-ternn i
accomplice of Shepherd In the
murder of the rich youth.
Falman. beau of the National!
Fnlverslty of Sciences of Chicago.!
testified thtit he supplied typhoid
germs and taught Shepherd how
to kill young McClintock with
them.
I-'alman was granted a separate
triul.
Harry Olson, ch'cf in:' let of
Chicago's municipal courts, and
bioi her of I r. (sear Olson, who
Instigated the Investigation result-
ling In Shepherd's indictment, was
announced Wednesday nignt astii"
first state witness.
l'OIM'l,,l .i:Ki;rs
POUTI.ANI), Ore. ( . C) Call le
and sheep steadv. ho;s sleafly to
J.'i cents higher, l-'ggs firm, butler
41c. butterfal ste
dy.
m rn;iii A r
SAN FUANCISCO, (AP) llut
terfat 5tVjC hen- today.
I'OItTLANM (;it.! MAKKI-rr
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) Wheal
Marti while H. H. Ihuirt, June.
$l.r: July, S 1 . 4 r ; soft u hlt
at ):tiK July,' SL 4 1;
whlt. June. Sl.TiS; July,
June
,-estern
? 1.4 3;
northern spring. June. $.!";.
July.
$ 1.4 1 : western red. J nne.
$ l.r.H;
, June,
luly. $1.r: HUH hanl whit
Sl.fifi: July. $l.4r,.
Oats No. 2 gray. June. Jltfi.r.n.
Corn No. 3 F. V. Hhlpmeiit,
June, $4K; July. H.?.:.
Market ' fl
nrw yonK,
t a (Innee,
(AP) Stocks
flciiKMid for pub-
Steafly: renewefl
lie utilith-K.
Itomls Mixed: Fnlled Stot
treiiHury bonds strong.
'o reign exchange lCasy
en rh
and llelglan francs rend.
'ot ton Kasy ; beneficial
iilns.
Sowar Steaily; bullish
l-:tiroi'
i crop advices.
Coffee Higher: commission
houso buying.
CHICAGO (AP) Wheat
Weak; favomble foreign crop ad
vices. Scientist Hopes Scopes
Will lie Found Guilty
(Continued from Pnfi One.)
Civil Liberties' Cnlon who Is or1
ganlzlng the defense forces, an
nounced Mr. Oarrow's reelect Mn
TnesflHy.
lief ore Mr. 1 inrrow arrived Ttt-
wdi.y the civil LihertjeK union hud
been divided ns t o t he wisdom of
retaining him as coium-i. At o
meeting Tuesday afternoon. M r.
narrow loop part in considering
the best defens" for the uccusfd
teacher and opposition to his selec
tion was removed.
Mr. Mail, y wild H Is hoped (o
make the trial an event of out.
siandlng Importance which will e
tlucate the public to the need of fih-
iiolnte f ret dm in thought ond tea
ching. scon:; sns in; is
.n i: tLI tion (.-o.vr
NKW VtUJK (H the AfOelnt d
Pv.-R) Jfdm T. ScopeK vfoiag
j I u (fn b iKh (school U ach'-r who
, w;i.h brought to midden fame by be-.
iug named In a unit charging vio
lation of the antl-evolmifin law of
Hi,- Utile nf Tenm-Kee, HtOOd lilHt
nit. lit. evidently tit at ei'.e. before
Inn peopb- at the Civic club, giv.
ItA an i vpl iiialion or bin .it and.
lie ;iid the ra Wii.'i a flKhl for
li-e. 'loin of thouubt "H')I a fit; I '
to !( r.lilv tin- r-iMiJlltutionabt of
Mi- lew. f t wh- tior John T. S'"""
is ;i criminal." lie aid that while
In- had been rdiove, bdo the ca.ie,
vet la v.'illr li .is he wan a oiuiit.ny
"gout."
r-a,r:';n-' I ' n t . I
uek;n of
house now
ushered in
(Ton tinned from Tnge One.)
hot h i acinic and exhibit Ion. ai e
at the groiuitls und estimates place
the alue In total rrom $ t :n,tHui
lo a Uartt-r of a million.
Stock Is on exhibit from marly
ory part of Kast Oregon an I
from Idaho. Iteshbti t he Cnio.i
laud l.a Grand
' niftier Mrot hers
Of Hot Lake,
; of linker, the
others, of Cove
prominent ii;
exhibitors, l-'eii-at'
Itolsc, Dr. Pliy
Herbert Chundb-r
StacklandM, and
and many others
the ugiiiMiitunil
world are
listed among the "proud
owners."
Among the most
pluys are: the sin
the boys and girls'
mals, n'Jinbeiing
, head, t he Phynien
attractive dU
ds d -voted to
call' club noi
some ;'o od 1
(arm exhibit!.
' enhanced
1 1 arislo
in interest by a pen o!
ats of the canine world
German police dogs; and I he
fnion expei, in en t st at tun exhibit.
Owners exhibiting.
Among l he cat l le from Fnion
are: V. W. Green, W. II. Lang
ford, L, Levy, Mr. 1-Mvalson aui
others.
I Judging I'rogre-sing.
Judging of the stock was start
ed yesterday and reports today
'are that good progress is bi ilif,
I made. Mesldes the orthodox
judging, several Fast Oregon
high I
, school :iocU-j u.l Ring teams ar -teoinpeting
loi- the district eham
piomdiip. ( M. Levy's Shel land pontes, an
old Htaml-by of l he show , are
again displayed ;uid (he sleet;,
i wii!.-groomed and w ell-b -liav-'d
lit He animals from the nort h are
attract ing t he usual Intel est.
In the evening a stock show
dance ami carnival attractions
servo to give the crowd something'
to do.
Kaciii Program.
In the first day's racing pro
gram Lor.-na Trickey horses, with
Miss Trickey up, made a very
creditable show lug. Miss Trick y
won three out of four races and
her siring won a lift h m tilling
it four out of five for the day.
In addition, Miss Trickey partiei-
paled
hi the trick riding with
Walters. Garrett and
lad on a
i ml nl.io
bucking
diminuliv
rode In
Shetland,
hibitlon
horse.
The races
terday, close
order of the
One-Fo'irltl
hoi h'-s. enter
Mack. Time
all
good ye.i-
finishes being t in
lay. Summary:
Mile Dash: 1 1
1, won by Lady
:'t; seconds.
Three-Flghths Mile Oash
yenr-ohls, won by Mtoteiitc
for 2
Time 42 seconds.
LmHes Lelay it ace: Won
Miss Trickey. Time :iti -5
omia.
by
Half Mile Kace: Won by
Prickcy. Time & I seconds.
Hoinnn
iTilekey's
oninn liacc: Won by
Mhs
sec-
y'a string. Time f. 1
onds.
Three-f Quarters M He Itaee: Won
hy Miss Trickey. Time l::to f-lit
Seconds.
1 (ienth-men's Itelay Itaee. Won
jhy K. nm dy.
j Chariot Itaee: Won hy livers.
Interspersed with the races was
the first day's bucking contest
' won by Pat Wood, i 'ol field
ond. anfl Smith thlnl, ami Hi.-
j j'ltlging events beffir
1 he grand:
stand. Summary:
tientlemen's Itoailstei'8
to road wagon. Won by
show n
Or. Lll-
tie, Covo. unopposed.
Saddle Horse ( novice class) .
Won by I r. Phy's H;uldb-r.
Gentlemen's Killing Contest.
Won by Gus Levy.
Cut He Parade.
Ihst Shethnid Snldle Pony.
Girl's kidlnir Coniesl. Won hy
ARCADE
TODAY Anil FHIDAY
I!EN TfKIM.N
-,In
"Wild fJoosc Cliascr'
I j H6IIOHM. l4utU. V
MIhm Aim Htange, La Grande,
Had die clasu for I legist ere J
Stallion, tnoiintcj by bentyeim-ii.
Won by Ley horse rtddi-n by Gus
Ley.
Ihst Hehp'd Cnw'-horse, Won
hy and i abb u by t 'a hi well.
In addition to the above events
several other ft alures enlivened
the atteinoon's program. The
buffalo dumped hU i id'-r at the
second jump and tin n proceeded
to hurdle si i ri al I't-nces unan
nouncetl. Th. fcteer was success
fully ridden and a calf w as rid
den in front of the grandstand hy
a yutug cow 'puncher, probably all
or li years of age.
due of the most picturing events
of the afternoon was the perfor
mance of a trick hoise at the
word of a little iiisss. -1 or & years
of age, from .Haines. The tricks
were embellished by a fiance by
the little lady that won her leal
:ipplause.
The 'clown. Indispensable, of
course, was better than usual, and
received his share of laughter as
his compensation.
M usie dining t ho afternoon's
events were furnished by the l.t
G ramie Munitipal baud, directed
by Andrew Loin-y.
i:llISIID PK.CON AIDFD
THF DALLKS. (He. Fxhausted
from a day's flying. ;l homing pig
eon helped Itself to a'coin llioda
tioim al Hotel Dalles, departing on
its westerly liir.lit the following
morning all. r lei in; . and xva-
b ivd by Arthur ami Stantord An
derson, whose room the bird had
pre-empted.
The pigeon alighted on the win
dow h-dge of the Anderson broth
ers' room and walked in. making
itself comfortable In a si raw hat
on Hie dresser. When the broth
ers returned to the room tlo-y fed
the ' weary , trawler. The pigeon
perched on the foot of the bed
t h rough I he night, resuming hs
flight afh-r a breakfast of crumbs
in t he mo ruing. The silver leg
band wa.s numbered A J -1-W-
i:-wii i: iu:i'is fuisom u
M A liSH Fl t.'Ll , Ore. C. C
Wilson owes his liberty from the
county jail to a divorced wife who
after his conviction found her old
feeling for the ietlin aroused and
.since then Ikih taken every pos
sible means of MtiniiiK her cx-hus-hand's
reh-ase from jail.
The affair teriuinaled when the
wife's pleadings brought results
ami they were married in the cir
cuit court room before Judge Kon-
lall, who made them a wedding
present by canceling l an worth
of time which Mr. Wolson had not
ved. Wilson, however, who was
jaih- oy u liquor offense, was
paroled to his wife.
1 Jilei'piise Ut Celebrate.
KNTF 1 1 P i 1 1 S Ore. ( Special )
Plans are being made for l
Pouith of July celebration an I
race meet la t his city on July 3
ami 4. Horses iruiii many par's
of Fastern Oregon will be here
for the race meet and it Is ex
pected t Uut many people will a'.
teni f'ooi Hurnnudimr counties.
CATARRH
Liil head or ihioat is vnually
bcnclited by th vapors of
V A RO RUB
Oii.r tr Mil'..n J-rt V-d Yearly
Weaponless he sent
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FAIR WHEAT
HARVEST IX
STATE SEEN "
(Continued from rniro OneA
nan und the condition of MO per
cent of normal Indicates a produe
ito of 5.i,7u.iiiju bushels.
The I lilted SlaleM crop Is ctitl
muted at h.h2ti,iHMi acres with a
prohaldo production of l.'ti4.liX7.fiiMi
btiHhels. as coiuparctl with T.xa,
i.ou Imshelht .'ast year and ,S3f,otM
bushels twe years iife'i).'
HAV
Oregon tame hay oereage ap
pears to be some less than last
year, due princi.pally, to winter
killing alfalia, and loss of clover
from last suim-mr's drout h, I'Hto
to thin stands of clover and alfal
fa In some localities the yield per
acre will he below normal. Some
of the commercial hay sections ti-
gure that the commercial crop litis
Vear will lint be more than fiU Pel'
leeiit ol not'ii.d. In thu southern
pari of the state much of the al
falfa was cut during the latter part
of May, and was considerably da
maged by Hm rains occurring nt
that time. Where wheat hay Is
largely used the field will be below
normal, since most of the crop will
he from spring Heeding, due to
winter-killing of the rail Heeding,
and the yield per acre of spring
seeding Is normally considerably
below Hint from fall ftci-ding. Wild
hay glvcH promise of a normal
crop, or heller, dun to Hie abun
dance of spring rain,
The Foiled Slates hay crop pros
pect 1h for about (he same acre
age as th average for the past
three years, but the production
prospect Is for only about N5 per
cent, of the crop of lost year.
APPLF.S
The condition of the apple crop
of the 1'nlted States is estimated
at i:t.4 per cent of normal for the!
total crop and titi.4 per cent for Hie
commercial crop. Last year inn
condition would neein to indicate ul
considerably smaller crop tit har
vest than was gathered last year, i
PIAItS
The Fulled States pear crop Is
tstlmnlcd at 63. S per cent of nor-1
mal. wKh a forecasted production
of 17,477,imio bushels. Last years
crop wiih estimated at n.'.'OLoOOi
bushels, after harvest.
"Intention to Plant" reports re
ceived to date Indicate that I here'
will be considerable Increase In O
regon corn acreage over that of
l'.fJ4. but lhat the acreage planted
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine fr;
both local and Internal, and has bn j
for over forty yean. Sold by aU druggists.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio
STAMPED GOODS-
AIII-: A M'l'.li.MTY WITH I S
WV mi' always on lltt ItHikniil tin- n- w mill iiHiwIIm' nioili-ls
ui'.ioiii' .iiiii?iii,s, vim rii pw) !? J;.iH"..rV:'1 -""'I..
IikiU IlK-in hut, l. M. C. mill ltiijnl SiH-lcly 'I'liivnil lo wink
llll'lll Willi. 1
Art & Baby Shop
"F.VKIIVTHINO rou TITE HRX"
IlEMSTITt'lllNCS Ilotol Kotllllli-r lllilff. STAMTINQ
ItlirrHHICK 1'ATTIiHNS D. SI. O. THHED
the boulder crashing
funrd on' A N b Kll h Y S Vcatc&noKl,
.
yiti MABEL. BALLIN
BEATRICE- BURNHAM - WILFRED LUCAS;
WARNER 0LAND -HAROLD GOODWIN
TONY the wondei; horse, .
qJL LYNN REYNOLDS pforiiiclioir
Comedy, "IS MARRIAGE THE
lo polalfM
Acreage r
will be a
x will be H!ghlly h S4.
porm on these two crops
feature of (he July re-
Salem ( hiiif li to Pe Hed (rated
SALFM. On. Itlwhop Walter
Taylor Smaller will consecrate the
nw St. Paul's Kplscopal church
lu-re Sunday. The church was built
two years iiko." The celebration will
be al II o'clock Sunday morning
and will be fid lowed by a two-day
program ending with a banquet
and destruction of the notes Mon
day night. Itev. II. I. Chamber,
Is rector of the church. Many
Kplscopal clergy of (ho diocese are
expected lo take pari in the serv
ices. IVdorni Power Man Coining
SALK.M, Ore. Representative!
of ( he federal power commission
will arrive In Oregon late in Juno
to confer with members of tho
public service coiuinisiou in con
nection with the establishment and
maintenance of federal power
projects.
OOTEL ASTOO
2nd & Hill Lot AngeWt
EVERY ROOM hai PRIVATE TOILET
50 Baths Nrw, Modern
Close to Shopping District ond Theatre!
FREE GARAGE Tariff from $1.50
Buy This
Home
5 - room modern
Iioum', '!om' In on O
Ave., :.xM; Sl.o.Hl
cash, balance lernis,
2 ncres of good
land, 2-nwmi house
on Wat son street.
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Price SlO.r.OO; KitMIO
cath, balance terms.
WEEKS & BLACK
ItKAfiTOUS .
New 1'olcy IllilR.
lnstiratu'o - lMlns
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
down on'-his enemies
MARIAN N I aun
HUNK"
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