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Local News In Brief
COMING EVKNT8
Union County Annual Anl- j
tlc luy Celebration La I
Orunde November It.
Hero from linker
llert Harvey of the Harvey pos
ter company at Uaker, Ore., has
been a truest at the Foley hotel for
a couple of days.
All's. Cnrr lint-roves
M I'B. J. .1. G;irr is reported m
previi ir after on illnesi of nearlv
three weeks at the Grande ltonde
hospital.
VNHh llrntliers Hero
C. H .Arbuckle of Boise, Idaho.
Flopped for a visit here with his
brother, J. A. Arbuckle, and half
brother, 8. I. Haworlh, on his way
to California.
.MiiitIpkii lit'lnse Issued
A license to wed was Issued
Thursday to I. Joseph Bnchant and
?llss Nancy Ellen Wood, both of
,a Grande. . .
Prizes on Display ,
Pr'zes to he awarded at the IIhvs
of '49 nlRht show next week arc
to be dlsrln-ed in the show win
dows of Clint's Clothlery.
IMiucliler Itorn .to nnll'es
A dniurhter was Imrn to Mr. nnd'
Mis. s. t. nnllie. who live nenr I.
f'rfnde. this morning at 4-.S0
o'clock st the Onndp rtonde hos
pital. The child Is their first.
I Newspajwr In Krror
An nrtielo which nprenred in a
P'trllnnil newspaper stating that a
wutch and some money were sto
len from the body -of N. R. Wood
of Ia Grande is in error, accord
lnu to Mrs. N. p. Wood, who unites
that she removed the articles hcr
Beir. Visitors I,envc Today (
A. " I. Webb of Mllford, Vtiih.
lind his daughter, Mrs. L. M. Beery
or OunwHlnmle, Kan., who have
been vlsltlnjr nt the C. C- l'1. I.loyd
home at 2nuR Adams avenue, left
this morning to continue their trip
toward the coast.
Ill nt Hospital . ' . - '
l,ero PrIHamnn of- Cove is re-
covering-t the Grande Rnnde hos
pital here from an .operation per-
lormed upon him for nPiiendicltls tine, called by Illness. She will re
Monday morning. Mr. Prillaman, turn to Portland tomorrow.
Leatfe Vests;
MACKINAW COATS,- WOOLEN BLAZERS
KNITTED- SWEATERS - WOOLEN' SHIRTS .
For men and Boys for these coo! October Days.
Moderate Pricss on . -
. . Quality Wearing Apparel. '
'THE STORE WITH
Used Car Bargains
IB-JO MICK SIX TOCltlNfl ' '.
IK2I STI'IU HAKIIK M'KC'IAL SIX TOl'lSIXf.
iimu sTi ni-;ii,Ki:u spkciai. six tuiuimi
fUI9 l lt.WKI.I.N TOUtl.Mi
Jennings & Shumate
Buick Sales and Service
Butter Fat
Today
53c
WE AVAN'T YOUR CREAM
Union Creamery
Company
1112 Jefferson Avenue
who finished his course at tho
Inivcrslty of OreBon this spring,
was preparing to go to New York
wuere he had buun employed as
aisMant stage director when he
was taken III. His mother. Mrs.
l'uulina U Prlllamun, Is with him
at the hospital. Yesterday, Oear
hau Stackland of Cove visited him.
Retiirncd I-'iisi of Vivk
Mr. and Mrs. J. . Heynolds and
daumilui-, .lii'.,joi,:, relumed lliu
Irst ol tue Week from Salem,
vhcre they attended the state tulr.
To Go Hunting
Oeurge Urate has gone to Pen
dleton, w iiurc he will join a party
of ineu to go deer hunting in the
mountains near inure, tie expects
lu be guue several days. '
Visiting Daughter
Mis. J. 1). McKennon and Mrs,
Huffman are spending a lew days
visiting Mis. Aii-Kennon's daugh
ter, Mis. J. D. Dobbin.
Here lYoni Suiniiiei vUle
Mr. uud Mrs. Joe MchUnnls, of
Suminuivlllo, were via.tuis to Im
Grande yesterday.
In City Yesterday
Mis. Chester Thompson and tw6
children, of Baker, arrived lu La
UrundJ yestoruay and will visit
here for a lew days ut the home
of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Thompson.
Left for Salt lake
('. K. ' Anderson, who makes his
home -hero, left this -morning for
Suit LaUe -City. Mr. Anderson Is
uinployeu w.th tho U-W, Shop Em
ployes' association, with headquar
ters at Salt Luke, w ,
To Visit isli;i '
Alisj J tut;. lttich;in:in left this
morning for Uakur uht-re slu: will
vtsiL her siotor, Mis. Leu Kruncls,
over the week end.
Vlsltln'? Here Today-
Mrs. Cienrjre Veo and dnughter,
Laura, arrived In Lu Grande this
HmrnitiK ami are vlbitlngr here to
day at the home of Mrs. Howard
Eneland. They will leave tonight
lor their home in Colorndo. Mrs.
Veb and her dnURhter have been
visiting in WiBiern Oregon and
Washington.
Called by LIIihms-t- x
Mrs. Gladys Courtney, of Pendle-
dleton, passed through La Grande
'Phis .mornlmt on her way to Los-
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A CONSCIENCE"
To linker on Niislues
U. J. Kitchen, local attorney,
went to Uukcr yesterday oil legal
business.
Hen Shopping
.Mrs. Kate Conley was shopping
In La Grande, yesterduy. ilor
home Is near Cove..
To Spend winter Hn
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Clay have
moved to La Grande from Baker
and win speud the winter with Mr.
Clay's mother here.
Hnvc Typliohl I'cver
Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Howell,- who
are both comiued to their home
with 't yphoid fever, aru reported to
be resting easy today..
Home from Indiana
Mrs. C. C. McAllister wus In La
Grande this morning en route to
her home at Elgin.. She has been
v.siiiug relatives in Anderson. In
diana for the past two mouths.
To Visit Heiatives
Mrs. Marie Bales and small son,
Wulter, passed through the city this
morning on their wuy to Joseph to
vittl leiutivts. They came li'Olll
Hpuuune, Wushingion and expect to
be at Joseph tor one month.
Visited ut Pendleton
Mis. Charles Hunter was In La
.Grande yesterday en roulo to lutr
home at Wallowa. She has been
visiting her bvother at Pendleton
for the past few days.
Express Mall Hurts
J. W. Martin, or Pendleton, Is
registered at Hotel Soinnier while
transacting business connected with
tho railway express company.
Visitors From Pasadena
Missis H Krances. Loomjs and
Theodora Loomls are In La Grande
from Pasadena for a tuvv days'
visit. t
, Here from liiitcrpriso
1' Mrs. C O. Goldsbcrry. of Entor
1 priso, who recently underwent an
operation upon her face, was a
(juest lust night at tlie Konuuer ho
tel.' Vislleil Here
Mrs. J. . Stark, Mrs. Roxy Rtark
and children, and Mrs. Jchh
Smurthwuite motored to La Grande
Wednesday from JJaker and spent
the day at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Stark.
Removed From Hospital
MIks Carrie HimU-r haa been re
moved to the home of her .sister.
Mis. J. E. Reynolds, from the
Grande Kortde hospital, where she
was 111 for several days. She Is Im
proving and will return to her
homo at Island City in the near fu
ture. Itctimvxl Ycstenlay
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watstncer,
Mrs. J. W. Lylle and Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Woods returned yesterday from
Portland, Salem and dther western
Oregon points. They attended the
-Mute fair last week and vlnlted Mrs.
Walslnger's mother, Mrs. J. P. He
Long, who lives in Poi Hand. They
made the trip by auto. .
liCft Tills Monilns
Aftfr visitinff ut tlio lom of
th"'lr UmiKlUcr. Mrs. H. l. l.utiillH,
ror tho piist 8"Vcral dayH. tho ltrv.
n( Mr. H. M. Wood and dauphlpr
MiliB Rulh Wood, loft thin morn,
Ing for tlw'tr home at Corvullls.
Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Vlrpll A.
Uawsoii. of The Dalli'S, On-Kon, ai-c
alRo vtfiitlnf? at the l.aridls homo.
Tltoy. plan to ruturn to tliolr homt
Hunday. DOG TRIALS JUDGE
j ARRIVES IN CITY
( Pontlniiftd from Page On.l
a. tn. Hnndnv, nnnouncefl J. J. r'arr, !
who acts aa secretary for the tern- 1
pornry orgnnizatinn. To get to the !
Heeni' of the sport, ha advises tak
ing the .highway from lu Grande
low; id Tint liike mil II the first
road to the left is reachod. Kour '
mll s down that road, known a-s
fluechlT lane,. Is the Kastern Ore- 1
goii Light and Tower company's (
property whero,the- trials will com- j
nience.. ; ' -
Men and womn attending 1he I
offair nre reminded to 1 provide
UhmhiHyi'S with lunrli biiskctK. ns
the trials will run through the en
tire day. I
I jiifi'iie Tstn Itif-elplH iinn
Kl "G-KNIO, lin: A 10 pr-r rent
inerease In postal reeelnts a I t he
Ktigrne orrice during September or
this year over the mime month hint
yea r was re port ed by Darwin K.
i. ran, postmuBter. The receipts
for hut monlh amounted to $1I.
5 1 0. 1 o. The number of letters
mailed ut the office was 4 per cent
greater than a year ago.
IIAItY stim:.
!ra fhi-Rtcr SMb-h. -i-mimiiIIik old
wn of Mr. and Mrs. 'harl-a Hill'
dh-d at 10; lo h. m. Thursday. Be
sides the parents, a young slsiT,
Arllne Htih s, and the grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. I'earl Htlbs, of l.a
Omnde. survive.
Kuneral services will be at the
Kuodgruns & Zimmerman chap"! at
2 p. in.. Huturday. The liev. W. (?.
Num. pastor of the Presbyterian
ichurch. will deliver the sermon,
i.urim will be in tlje .Masonic tem
ple. I ! 1 M A I S I u I : W . 1 1 1 1 1 I
ThP remain of Mrs. A. I''. V irt
n'y n-f-rp furwardi-il lant nlfrlit to
I'nion by the W. II. Itohni-nkamp
roinmny n here funernl wr-lecs
nlll be held.
JOHN WAI.kDIL
John Walk r, aired 79 yra. -.1
i d here yeal'-rday. His n-inainif
were forwarded laat nlKhl to Kller. '
Idaho, by Ihe H. Mohnonkaitip
ciiiiipuny. where they will he laid to
r nt. His dauithler, Mrs. Clarence'
Uici. acto.niisaitil xttc Oody I
I Obituary j
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laMMMMMMlljT aLiAaNS ceo; mini r it's or more man """" , ,
it n.t ai ',
10.
iAEU
RIKER'S ILASOL
is a splendid preparation for
keeping the skin soft unJ
smooth. Makes a wonder-
ful treatment for beautify
v lng the arms, fuuo, neck and
hands.
Glass Drugs
Inc.
Rmnde, Oreeon
STATE'S CASE
SALEM. .Ore. .Hy the Aoeiaterf
Press' Two blows were dealt the I
defense in he Tom Mirray murder j
trial here yesterday when X-ray J
photographs were; introduced by
the -stntev showing1 the. course of
the bulled which1 hVouvht death to I
John K weeny, guard. The bullet,
was identified as from a 32.20 cal
iber revolver, the same culiber as!
the one taken from Murray when
he "was captured at Centralla.
Wnsh. The second jolt wus a se
ries, of pnges taken froin a note
book found beside the body of
''Oregon" Jonen, on . which was
wrltlen with a blue pencil:
"I would like to seo Dee (a
brother in the penitentiary). I
love htm. I love the Jones peo
ple: I die gime.
"Oh my.' how I hurt.
"I bale to die. I am shot. Thev
wlll hang me If I don't. I shot
myself." '
The nole was signed by "Oregon"
Jones, and th writing wns identi
fied as .similar to that of the dead
convict's.
The defense planned to " show
that John PavUlson, believed re
sponsible for the shooting of the
ewaping convict, killed him in cold
blood. Instead of the contemplat
ed extensive grilling on the death
of the guard, the defense satisfied
itself with a 15-mlnule examina
tion. ets
I'OUTLANI) MAUKKTS
rOl;TIANP. Ore, . (AD IM;
Ttock. steiidy. ' '
Kggs top eggs 1 cent lower;
firsts. 39 (ft 4 Me.
. lliitUT, prints, 2 ccn(.s higher.
5Rc. . ' V
liutterfat, unchanged.
; H
CHIOAao (Al) Wheut. .lower;
beuriuli cables.
Cattle, steady; demand good.
Hogs, lower.
We have
it-
I
that Co:it mid Dress
and llat, which will dis
tinjruish you for good
taste.
Now shipment arrived
today. . :
The
Paris
PHONE
75
STRENGTHENED
, A Complete Bakery Line At
Suggestions
Doufrhnuts
Maple' Rolls
Cinnamon Rolls
Rutter Horns
Snails
I'nrker House Rolls
Runs
PLANS
FOR PARK '
AT MEACHAM
(Continued from Pa On. ) 4
the orgunizatlon.
The plan Tor finanelng the park
calls for authorisation by confute
of an Issue of LUUO.UOO gold dol
lars which would be sold for 2
each. The extra million dollars
would provide for the creation nnd
mulnteiuince of the park. This
matter will ho placed before con
gress at the next session, it la be
lieved. A notable feature of Mr. Pen
roue's uridress was sounded, in the
opinion of those present, when he
aid there a re t h ree su I te n t Tea
tures connected with founding- of
the memorial park first, to honor
the late President Harding; second,
saving the Blue mountain forests
from future destruction; and third,
the honoring of the heroic past
virtues of the pioneers.
Mr. Penrose Is president or
Whitman college, which waa
named after Marcus Whitmun of
historic fame In the northwest,
and the MeLoughlin school where
the meeting was held was named
after Dr. Mclaughlin, who was
Whitman's co-worker.
Music was furnished by Mrs.
Kslher Snniiilst bowers, a violin
ist of mitionul fnme, and t,h sing
ing wits led by Cyro MCad of Spo
kane, who led the singing at tho
Multnomuh field when tho lute
president spoke there in 10-3.
Anion gthe I,a Grande people
who were In attendance wero Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Dennis, A. W. Nel
son, secretary of the Oregon Trull
association, and W. C. Kellcy, rep
resenting the I'nlon County Cham
ber of Commerce."'
Church 3-Year 15udret
i Set at,$18,Q00,000.00
r-
non tn r'n P" d l-
now amnnntH ilo $!i.fVmi.n(io." Mr.
lmnklln contirtiul.) ',ThlM tuermse
is largely hie -to' thev response of
the appeal fpr Japanese relief."
Tho total giving for all church
purposes Increased' from $24,000,-
oo n linn to $sfl.noo.noo in l,Ji!,
iho rejiort declared, although gifts
trwnrd the regular operating bud
get showed a decrease that in two
of the last three years was less
than tho expense.
The budget for the next three
years allows for these items:
New construction in mission
fields at home and abroad, $4,600,-
STAR
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mHmmt :. :
" ' . ,' ,. - . SATURDAY
The most thrilling ii.ssemb'apc of Jlyutory, Romance
and Thrills ever crammed into one Western.
Comedy, '
. "DRY VV"'
Cup Cakes .
Jelly Rolls
Coffee Cuke
Lunch Pastry
Apple Turnovers
Cookies - -
Keep This List for Reference.
Call Main 75
J. G. SNODGRASS
000; mi In rie of more than S0U0
mh-stonitrieH throughout the for
elKn field; appropriations .for uni
versities In Tokyo, Hhanghat and
Wuchung. for scores of secondary
f chord-H und for many hospitals. '
and tor work among the negro 1
churches, the Indiana and tho i
mount aineei-s,
One of the largest Items eliinl-.1
nated from the, budget to creato '
a reduction provides for a lower
ing In the salaries of all workers!
In tle foreign mlssiomiry fields, i
and all workers ut the Church Mis- ;
sions House In New York receiving
more than a minimum salary. An- '
other would remove tho Item for J
repuyment of debt, without any j
suggestion us to how this debt can 1
he paid If not covered in the bud
get. NHOWX AVll.L NOT appi:ai.
NEW OULISANS AP) Bishop
William Montgomery Brown, whose
conviction of heresy was upheld by
the Ho us- of BiBhops ut the general
convention of the Episcopal church
y-sietdi'y. will not curry his fight
to the civil courts ho said in a
signed statement toduy.
Clark Flunriiig on Baker Mines
BAKEK, Oro. ''iduey C. Love
of New York city is in Baker in
the interest of the son of the Into
Senator W. A. Clark of Montana,
millionaire mining man and cop
per magnate. Mr. Iove is nego
t'pttt'i for the holdings of Kmil
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Some more Ladies'
I outs, l ur collars and
culls, $14.95 to $29.75
t lecce Lined Under
wear ;........:...i...v..$i.25
Leather Coats, blan
ket lined $7.95
Genuine Horsehide,
Blanket Lined Coats
at $10.95
New York Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
1216 Adams Ave.
N
75
Snod$rass'
CAKKS
1 loneydew
Nut Sijuaie
Cherry
Devil
AiircI
Spice
BOYS' SHOES
$2.49 to $3.45
Sturdy of build, yet neat in appearance, these shoe3
nre so built to withstand the haid wear given them
by the real boy. .
BOYS' HEAVY SCHOOL
heavy soles, rubber heels,
low at
BOYS' HIGH TOPS, brown
tan soles, leather heels, 10 -
cap. Priced at
55
Molzor. Ir. T. J. HlBKlns and
ultima, in u 1 1 uuuiit 11 t:iu(llin.
The pending deal, la snid to be
one of the nloat important In the
Hnaku river mining district in
mm. yeai-B.
tI(Me)hlne Instilulu Sebwluled
U-HANTS I'AKH. Ore. Instllutu
for tuuehers of Josephine county
will be held In Grants Puss, Oc
tober It) and ?0 Speakers will in
clude 11. H. Tut tie of I'actflo uni
versity; li. K Carleton, I'ormerly of
the extoiiHiun service of the Uni
versity of Oregon; Professor John
13. Horner, head of the department
of history at O. A, C; Homer
Dodds of the science department
of the Oregon Normal school; F,
K. Dun ton of Portland und lAoua
Mai-Ktens, mijiervlsor of music In
the Kugene schools.
Stamping
MIT IS 1K
. And Suvo Yom
l'lllliiM' on your nmtorlul or
Indian -lk-ud, 1'umlcu,
- lirool. - ;
WE ARE NOW
SERVING
Real
Chicken
Tamales
and-- .
Chile
Con
Came
(Our own make)
TAMALES
Specially priced by the dozen
to take out.
A Delightful
hoys' imi:ss "
OK SCHOOL MIOl-'.S .
Mutlu ti-oin bunt ffraUe
vairskln, doublo stitcheil,
ouk tan soIvb, rubber'
liut'la, tull vuiup. Colors,
bluck and brown.
S.zi-s to isi....i 2.i9
Si.i-H 1 to 2 H1.9H
til-Mi 2 to 6... ti.ti
SHOES, brown or black,
triple stitched. Priced
, $2.69 - $2.98
only, double stitched; bilk
inch tops, boxed toe with
.$2.89 $3.49
STORES
TUB H I" M
. SAYS PLAN
IS UNFAIR
TO PUBLIC
(Continued from Pag One.)
the Klamath basin. Hproule -snidS'
"If we are .assured that business;
Justifies, we will build the Alturns
line, but our opponents say that
they intend to get , that business
If that Is trim we'll have to review
our entire program." :
In place of "heada or t'lls" inr
tosHlug a coin, thoro are borne peo-'
pie in Ireland who will say: "Will V
you have head or harp?" Thlji
comes from the coinage struck la
the reign of Oeorgo II. which has
the Irlxh harp crowned and tho
word "Hibernla.'
YOfll S-l'ASII'lNCi . I . . ,,:
Time mill . Money.. ; -i-l .
oui-b. ..Wo huvo I.lnen , Tubinir,,
1). M. C, Throucla or N jn'a Itoll-
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Art & Baby Shop ; j -
Place To Eat
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