Thursday, January 28, 1926.
LA" GRANDE- EVENING OBSERVER
o Five
Local News In Brief
Vo.Mixu i;vi:nts
.Mimil 12, 13 t'liioil uounty
uvoiininlc UKi'lKiilluriil con
I Immv in la Unuitlu lilsli
Kcliwl. ,
April 211 ljust ilny to register
for primary pIiyMoii.
Jliiy 3, It 9. Sinn- i-onvrnllim
uf Worni'ii's clubs lu La
(immlc.
Muy 21 I'liiimry rlivtlnn,'
.linn- I). 10, 1 1 I nlon I.hiMotk
slimv ill 1'nluit, Ore.
Jul, 22, 23, 21 Convention of
Northwest ltent Kstnlu tlsso-
eialloii Iti La (.iniitlfv
Sept. 22, 23. 21, ami 25 Union
county fair ill KIkIii, Ore. ,
1'aKe Alarm
A filing alarm was InriiiMl lit to
lie lire department iiihi ingni at
. nine
oVIock rroni liux 44.
In 1'II.V ml lllisliie.-w
l'. A. tlalloway was a Au.slneHS
visitor to l.u Ciriimlu today froiil
Ins home tit l'llgin.
Ilo I-Yuiii rortlaml
Mr. ami Mm. M: J. Uohit rctun
') latit i-wnlns from rorllnntl,
w ie-n; they have been for the past
ui'i-k on IniHlnetfs.'
i-lts I'l lellds Hell' :
Miss Delta 1'arsons, wlto used to
live in l.a Citunde but is nuw u
resldenl uf Walla Walla, Washing
ton, returned home today after a I .
visit with friends here. . j Ceb brnte- (ioldcn Wcilillm; , ,.
' I Mrs. K. V. Andrew and small
Mrs. WihmIs ImproiliiK jdauehter, lla Mae. are at llnpeit.
Cluy Wootls was a visitor to l,a'jrdHho. Mrs. Andrew's mnlhcr and
(iVande Sunday from Heppner. He: father, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Terry
repoiis Mrs. Woods, who has been'inre celcbrallnir their golden wed-
seriously ill, to be very much till-,
prove
Home from INirllaml
V. I).. MvCully was In the
city j
nun, I'orllund, where he has been
mi liiislnesM lor severnl davs. Mr.'.'
J1UII1C
MeCully lives ut Kntcrprise.
Snlil Itimeli nl- Suinmerillltw-
l.a.e llantmocK nas so,, u.
riimii.-ai ru eume to i.iii in,,
r this city. .Mr. Mammock left faPP ,1,' f II . Tw i ,', a, '
,,l-,v;,lor Stanfleld On t'on to , 11 nrr 1 "' I
Cto , '".company has become a member V
maU. 1,1s .Horn. . ,,,, nH!lociill0. i.en.hers u.eel j
llav Itmken l-'oot
IjlHtcr MaHtei'Hon is able to
'
out awm w.u, ,e am o, e u,c. s. ,
.". 1
his foot lasl'weck while workinff.
in the dry kiln at the Ml. Kn.lly
I. timber company's mill.
iHiletdit on .Itu-ines- j(
MJIS i.i.hi nil" r"- ....
dlettmvun business, lie will return
to l.a -Orunde about the first of
V.-xl fficeli. .
9
IO AI'IHI IWllUUM-v e.-....
1. ; nuiwn . j
I'UII'ilUM ll ,1111-MU
an execuine
roiuinlllei
iinK 01 in'- vyi i-h'ih
State -njinkers afsoelution. lb' will
r. tmuf to l-a Urande Saturday,
Tti U-.Away Six WcekM
Mrs.1, Mary McKenzle. of Sum
iiM n vilU-, has iron- to Portland
and iOJer visiting Hiere will ro to
( '01 -vallis for some t line. She
plans jo be away about six weeks.
I11 Wallmva County
II. .1. Manimer went to Wallowa
euiiiiW this inurntn;.'. Mr. Ham
nier is.a teiieln r if vidce and iano
Kives b-HMons I lit re.
To YHil SiMrr
C. A. Pdooin arrived In La
Crande this morning rrom his
home at Cavanlsh. Idaho, on his
u;iv to lOnternris". where he will
visit his sisb r, Mrs. lusher,
Monday.
until
Died at linker
Mrs. Aiia I'larli received word
"mil linker this mornluK of the
.l. alli of Mrs. K. 1'. Slaies, form-1
i :i .,-esid. ill nl l.i, llral.ile i .or
many years. Mrs. Naples
l.i.sl evening.
died
t'luxlitliiu Imtiru.eil
I.iltlc Marlon Weslel
-l-moVl," old dauirlile
and ,ls. I!. K. Weslel,
Marlon Weslelilinver, tnu
of Mr.
enlmver. who
li:4 li,Mn Verv 111 for HOIIie ttllH'
is reported lu lie Improvlnit. ller
,.in,liti6n has been muell better
fur tin; past I lin e or four days.
Mad t M'rnllon
I I'. I'by underwent nil niieral-
Leather
Vests
MACKINAW COATS i
Sll'EKI'-LINED COATS j
WOOLEN BLAZERS j
l'or These Cold Days.
See our line of stand- j
aid' make to select from :
at niodcrate prices.
' Clint's
Clothiery
n store wiib a CooM.-lcnce
Men & Itoys Outfitters
Of Quality Clothes
Ion at Hot I.iilte Kiiiatorliiin yes
terday. He Is reported to bu (,'et
tlns along nicely.
l'p llranrli on lliislui's
A. V. Khoemakes, of I'ortlatul.
passed through Ui Grand.' this
morning on Ills way to Wallowa
county on business.
Mrs. Parker's Mollici- Dead
l''rom Mrs. llinry W. . l-urkor.
who wenv to Salt .uko u few davit
IKO because of lier mollnr's' Ill
less, routes word that her mother
lied Wednesday . morning. The
uneral will take place Friday af
ternoon. Mrs. l'arkir Is I'xpi'cteil
to arrive, home at the vnd of the
week. . .
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Passitl Throiutli t'My
Krank t'arr passed throuith I he
elly this morning on his way to
Santa Ana. Csllloinla to visit his
ilaunhlcr iind son-ln-luw, Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Suilbrock. Mrs.
is already In California. M r. and !
M rs. Carr nwiki;
their home
Meridian, Idaho.
Will Open .Millinery Here
Mrs. H. Metenlr went io Port
land this morning to purchase
sprlni- stock tor the millinery shop
she expects to open In l.a Grande
within a short time. She was
formerly In chari?e of the llonnet
shop, on Adams uvenue, and has
since then handled hats lu her own
homo.. .
dim? anniversary at their home
Ituperl today. Mr. ami Mrs.
made. La, Ciinmlc their home
about ton yours. ..unci are
for
well
Known here. ;
'',''''l "".vers yhfUu-s
J' f':llr returned from
I'orl-
land this morntnir where In
I tended a nu etlntt of the Western
, Muyers nssocltition, which Is com
posed of many of the lending re-
, r,lrn,turn jealers of
(ll-eKon
a.j
...... ' , , e.Mant,-e mens
The "r h"y,n"-r ,,At "n"i''m I
,, Ppr(,ai.n,8 exptndlturf
"- iinmiiii-
4'
-',UI,tl,lltlt).
f i
r
In City Today
CieorSre 'p. Cochran, praiid com-'
tuanibr of the KnlKhts Templar off
j ' ,
returned home to I,b.'
lirjindft llllu llli.l-nimr U,xtl..,.l ..
l(.n(fnff n Knlcliis Templar iMc'ei" !
njJ ,t n(,ip i,1Ht ,,Vt.nm other
Uialo offieerH. M. i. m,.w,u ..r 1
Miyers,
Mj.leni. mwi 11 u chon,. r 1
Cheny, of i'ort-
ilH)1 r,aimK.(, o Lu 0nui,,,,
thls
niormnfr also. -They spvnt
tin
, . . . f,.l.ll,iu.Ii i..ri''.-
nlcht for lhelr homes in Western
Oregon.
To Tour California
; .Mr. and Mrs, I,,
leavf tomorrirW, by
I illv ' will i
'aiiioruin for a slay o.f slii yr
eiuht veel;s. They e.pee( to tour
of six yrl
all alnnK the coast of California
and will visit In Los Angeles wilhl"'",,,l "1
friends and forim-i- residents of '
La C.ninde. Mrs. Klmer Stoddard ,
and Mrs. I 'liarles 1'i-ynolds will
aecoinpauy llu iu as far as J'orl
laud. NEW SEWAGE
PLANT WORK
CONTINUING
tContlnud from I'are On..)
ore of ii- ilecreeK. Wurlillien
now approximately inti rea
solid rock."
Tit' repirt wuh r-td and lib
In
d.
.More l-in-meii eee-ary
A petition by the fire chief
increase tin- volunteers from
1 il
to so us to Insure enniu;ii nu n
to fiht two fires, .should more
than one break out at ono. was
read. I'pon tool Ion. his retpiest
was prauletl.
Copies of CHy lleeorder' J. I:.
Stearns' financial .slat'-in-nl for
the past year were read and filed.
Other routine mailers Well lit-
tended to before adjournment.
FOUR GAMES
ARE HOOKED
ffimtimled frinn T';iri' Oni-.)
j white triumph.
. till tlii- olln-r Imii.l. linker brings
j ll Miliml of I'Mierlenreil mule low'
i rm wh nre n:iil t" 1" riir'ln
I nheiiil of llielr Innirlime riv;ils nt
j .lonepli. Their !i-:im llieliele:- ;i
nutillier or luM xear's lest mill -j
mi. nf tin in I'liimlii" nines, who.
, expite liin en!nr. liiiM ma.le imv-
Ihlliir hilt n hint im the l;.ik. r
.m'hnorK nthlelie rei unl.
i tut I.T (Jnitl'le u. Into the h:il
jtle with hlffh ll"l "ml III" K'll
ito keep them KOiirlnir. The Tlf-rx
inimle a prmnl phowlnB In their
Wiillowa connlr r iml;iimi last wei k
lenil, nml tied link, r s ileiin st en
iimy within u seeon.ls of the cm!
. of the (?ame.
I
STOCKMEN IN
ANNUAL MEET
ICeiilinui-il from l'nffe rife-
The ninire eoil'litlons in this
sei-tloll a " priiellenUy i'l
others, hnve lieen ronsiilernl.ly ln:
prov. ,1 limine the past year. I
, the itrliss has Im en -im:t-
teil to ft ' li,r' ',n 1 ''"
low
I lo re.eil to some en ni.
i mils I'nns nter. of the toi.
si rvhT. was pn nt nt the nie. .
inff. eiirioini fact concerning'
:,7 "deeps" In the ocan 1 that ail
!u tli'.Ui arc near tlu UnJ. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Cherry
Mearing Japan's Coast
fi'iiiiliiiucit fnnn Page One.) -
Visit 'I'liiimr Itooill.
Our lady cliauffeur obtained per
mission for us to enter the throne
room- of toianl- paloee, once the
home of royalty. I-Yoin Its walls
hang life size paintings of nil the
rormer kings and the Into c.v-ipiecti
l.illokalalu.
Of much Interest to all visitors
is the llishun Museum with Its ex
cellent colleellon of rolyettsllin
autiiiues. iiu'luiling, in-iceless fea
ther caiies of lung deceased Ha
waiian monurchs and other sym
bols of Hawaiian royalty such as
feather haliilis, headdresses timl
tabu sticks. One cape or fcalhers
valued at a million dollars needed
the labor of several generations
for its completion.
- . .
jA might till you uboul the cli
mate, the flowering trcc.i' and
shrubs, the tropical fruits, cost of
living, hotels, residences, trans
portation facilities, charming Ha-
w,,"',n eostun.es. surr riding, sports,
Iiuilnt llawatun legends. xtiguV und
''"""I'Ple crops, territorial govern
iiH-nl uiul hundred! of thlnjTH that
an different liere, hut it'.s all out
of tlu' iiit'K(iun. One cannot con
centrate on anything. It's like
IiuIMn ttcth to write wlM'n you
wan I 1i sit in your duck clmlr, fwl
th: .salt brticzt! blow nnd dream of
j tlu; wumlcrH you liuvo seen. ?
Met Forrest Ivnulioc.'
We ncKlfeti'd to tell you we hod
the KTrut iiieiLsiire oTa call from
1 4U 'ii I enant Korrest I vn nlioe, f or
iiM'i ly of Lu. Gi'nndc. at- itonohOu,
who spi nt n ileliRhlfirl- jionr whh
uh liefore tiio .st4uiner left ' tie
doek. ; "' '
W'v (jil'lrati'd Chris times on the
ocean. 'hri-s-tmns eve Santa 'luus
cvitue down one of the lilcr stark
with a .larse pack pf jiresenU for
crry'thc ehiPlnn on board. ..-A lurfiro 1
decorated Christmas tree was lit
mnd a Christmas program was held
peclally for the four -little chll-'1"
.lre in the part v. Christmas
liiff found all the pas.senKen PX.
chaimtn cards ami presents at tho
breaklastMables. At 7 o'clock in
the cvenimr dinner w:.m served.
lowed by a dance. t was surely
a slraltK,' Christmas. We. were on
111, M,r neenn efllt tint n .uliin Kit'
r " " K ' " C
w ealber. only sunshine. One of
,c passe.ureis Rave I he captain a
,110,'k r,. ,. .Lusand dollars to
,, tiiviil-l anions the ship's crew.
A collection of S1S00 was taken up
rrr., u lm it-iuhnm,ia Irt ' ui 1-
vi Jet! ' umonir all Hie ertw -who
'ax'oi'k li:low the Wnler line.'.-
.No Mmuluy.
Snmlay nlprht we all went to bed
to awake Timid ay morniiiiLr. Mon-
d:i- way t he. -hmi 'duy" on our trip
around Iho "World. It takes
'"'"'-'Phia lawyer to flcure out
"'st mv lllis (lll'8 tl,m" irt lof,t
"t this particular spot on the
ocean und we confefw It. Is oil
I (J-rcit to uk.-: 1 he chief officer say
lie mm inuen seven inpH aruiinu '"tliaril
world and- has trained four days :
muni,'.weHt una lost three day.s ko-
ing east so l.s id ill a day ahead of
(tie g.iine. ,
W'e aio. taking the' exlreiur
-s,ml ", 'u nuiie 10 japan ami ex-
nmloi-. fprh,t,,:I 'l"i-h at Yoliohama, on New (
',!,rM !""' in'antliue we
iri;ig 10 masur a mue 01 ine
lli'e
language and are being
on Japanese shrines and
Icmples by the official lecturer on
hoard.
MISUSERS OF
CREW TAKEN
. FROM SHIP
fCoiitlniii'd from Pnc On.)
The . Konsi'Mdl lost half of hr 1
lirehnalH In hi vine the Antinoe's
crew. The frail crafts were smusli-
vd hv heavy seas. '
Thirty ships are still in the
HitA HfiKltf.lvR AT IIOMK.
ij the carrfen nf hK Itrrlln
returned from a fcni
fc JO
Keep Your Skin
Soft and Smoth
Use
Harmony
Cream of
Almonds t
A detilitfutty smooth cream,
plcusiiiffly pcrf umed, to apply ,
to the shin before coining
out of doors. It protects tht;
skin from wind and weather.
KntiaMy aa effective- ns a euro
for chapped skin.
35c
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande, Orcgoa
storm urea, .
I-AKISTAN IOIvS DOWX
NKW YOItK (By the Associuted
1'rens) Death, .prowled the waves
last niffht und reapeil u humun
harvests but 'l.lnen wwre Hnu;(clK'd
l'ron its' Krnsp. by fellow, st-aihen
who' hull ropeule'diy riftked their
lives' for-vumadity,H,.sakv;V"
In tlie . worst; storm which has
raked the. Atlantic in yoars. 'the
.'llrilish freighter, Parisian.' broke
jup after a two-day battle affutust
the' elements und went down with
j a crew of men. The line, lire-
men, which answered 'the. Lnris-
"n' S" 8' c.a,1l "nd ,,nd stootl by I
lp "0, 01 u,,n HUi" 10 ,M'r
morn-;nssiftI"nco' nv? m,no luinr lOH"
sir?M of the freib-hler. The sea
w?7 'vid1C,y 1 wreckuKe
hich tlut ship's officers nHSumed
fol-lwaa "M U1"1 .WrtB UIt UI UIU U,,B"
tan.
Poitxi.Axn MAUKirrs
I'OllTUANl), Ore. (Al). Live,
stock Hteaily. :
Kffffs Steady to firm.
Itutter Culies n fraction lower,
. llutterfut Steady. '
lU lTKItl-'AT .
KAN V 1 1 A NC I .SCO ( A 1 1 ) .
terjat 4(,'ftM7c here today.
IKT1,AM (.IIAIX MAKKI-rr
f(HTI.AXI, Or, A1 Wlieat
jBlUK hard wliitc, hurd white It.
R. jjaart, soft, white, western white
t.innirarv
and Kchrnnry, ; $1.6n;
winter,', northern spiing.
Jannarv
nnd l,ebruarv. S1.5U:
western rod, January and Kcbru-
ary, $l.f5.
.I01 . OLSON '
rUKKIt, Ore. (Speelal) A
short Illness broimlit the,, earthly
ean-er of John II. Olson lo u sud
den ending on Tuesday nitfht when
tin- d.aih called him.
John II. OIkoii, was a mill man
In the 'employ of tlift .linker White
Vine J, umber company in thln city
and had been for n number of
years, lie was a native of Norway.
lie was a widower and is sur
vived by two sons, IMward of Ia
Cirande and John of Baker,
The funeral wan. held ut the
Wesl chapel iIiIh afternoon at 1!
o'clock, Jtev, Kibbler oflleiallnu.
Th n1t4 tWlnlM H uhmwn
till Hh hi wjff. Urn hit just
funrcrt lour of Australia.
I Markets i
i ' '
Obituary i
Congressman
, te, rf
. 4H2SsSr v rfir
, " MCA
Kepi'C.seulatlve lohn Lannlev of Kentnekv. It'll . miller kiiiihI,
siinppcsl ns he was about to enter Atlanta penitentiary to slllrt tl
'two-yenr tcriii for u dry law violiillon. . .. " .
MRS. GANGLOFF
CELEBRATING
.ANNIVERSARY
iCnnflnued from Faro One.)
ond fit rlr-st i ivtiiji nfi'aid," Wirf, tolls
U'lMi'.fill II liltiwioli iit'ni.iiiJiii f.A. fl,i
ffirl who n ulir.ed!s6 litUc-of w'jiil
life was holding hi store;
MarchMl Ijidlim War Jlero.
At OJympla, she met August ine
RantofC, a younj; man who had
come -to it he Oregon territory from
the Mutes in isai unj W10 iiU(i
glorified himself In the Indian wuth,
Th-y were married In ISti'J. and
made their home at Olympia. wlieru
the bridegroom had built a thrlv-
Iur: nursery business.
Two years later, beguiled by tho!1" mlmrv her posies, and always
reports, of the. promising Grande.
Itondo valley, the young nursery-
man set out wllh a- wajfonload of
fruit' nnd berry stock Unit Im ex-
peclcdV to sell to the Kawtern Ore
gon settlei-B; - Mo couldn't dispose :
of all - the slips lie brought the
settleiR. hadn't the means to buy'
but Jit .looked ut the valley and
saw in' vision of future .orchards.
And Jig fdectded lo stay. .
Trlii Trying Kvin'rlencc.
Ho1 thd next sprinjr lie returned' to '
ftvfimttt toi- Ids wifMf ntul "their
duuL'htt'rV-s.ti il babv In arms, h'- t
That'.trip was full of trylnrr ex- 1
perienee's for iih1," recalls Mrs.,
tlurtK-loff. "I had never slept out ,
a niK-hf In my life before, and i
when the settler when; we slopped j
for the night told us he- had- no
room for us cjtcept In Iho burn, I
wiUi sib'' that my baby would die. j
Itut my 'husbir'nd fixed ux a bed in '
a b'lit. itnd" we wire really as com
fortable as could be lthouuh Ii
was iifrald all nl(;h( lorn; that some .
wild animal or an Indlun woukl
tome atom; and litll um.
' .No I in (rnmle Then.
"Tbi re was no Ijsi (liande where ,
l.a (irunde Is now. l'p on Hie liill,
at what we call 'Old Town,' there
was it scattering of houses, and
another kiouji or settlers had built
at Oro Jcll. Ilesldes the hotel
where we stayed, there were ji
couple of slures, a mill and a meat j
hhop.
"My husband tools over a homo-
stem) from a scltlcr who was b-nv-
lug the. valley, nnd .soon he had blsi
hursery business starteil here. Ib-l
ftirul.HlM-d the trees for all the first;
orchards lu ' the viriley. Millionth '
imiMt or Ihem nre d ad now."' I
The Ganf'lorr home stood wet' nf ,
town on n bit or tin- land that." she'
hiis Ml tee given to the slale 'us aj
imuiuilal to tlu; pioneers. ' j
In tho.se da.vs, the valley was a
veritable echo chamber. When I
eajtip meetings were going on down I
at the I'rochslii) place, mar what is
now ltlverslde park, Mrs. (langloff
and her two small daughters could
alt on their doorstep more than a
mile away am( llnteii lo tin songx
ami even distinguish the words of
the preachers. The prutlle uf chil
dren eJime lo tln-m j-htlnh' from
the Harding hoimsteud hair a mile
Ii om their home. J
VMPed at l? iiipfti.
Two or I h ro yen rn hit t r, M is.
(lingloff went back to (Hympia
for a vlfdt with hr pa rents. Tbn
Joirney across the mountains hinted
eirht dii, and was made partly
by stage, partly by boot, ami ftu
alf.', toward the roust, hv rail. Hli
stff.ed six monifts through the -olil- j
et winter Hint Olymplii has ever j
kniwn. The bay was frozen wu- j
beyond the idly, and the wniilu r '
waf ho f'verc that she could hunt-
ly .o outsldi. j
Tin nIw piled records for the
return trip. When Hie stage slop-
ped at Mm hiilfwav houn-. the.
hones had to be slid down a lony
im IH to get them Into the slubh s.
Indians Were rcarcful. i
Wlen the Uanglorfs first came (0 1
the villey tin- tn-es along the river I
were only Fhootn. ' Th'- gras i-vry. J
wher wiis l;neeeep I here were ,
So caHle lo rds then - to keep tt I
rdiort. Indians came to dig Hie
iwnns an onloullke tnilli that tie y
biik (I for eight or la days in -a'
fired nek oven, nnd coiisld n il a
ptiriMtlar d- lleiicy. , . !
"THr Indians m-vt-r orf r d to
harm r. but I whs t-nmef I rm
gnalljr frightened when they e;im
to Ho hpuxe while J was alone,"
Mrs. OVngloff lays. once ihret-
young buck, on their wny Imiio
from Hut warn aennnt the nmun
tithis. ftiTi- to our door, their belts i
thfu?.'ull f koivt.tf au J rtstoh. !
I
in Penitentiary
and their rifles In theh1 hands. They
sa lu my 'kitchen foe a. Iouk time
Unking In their own humuaKo.
Presently one of, them asked for
some apples.' 1 looked In the woWil
fdied. but there were none there.
1 had to1 no to the cellar to K't
some, and 4rhe rwholu thn;e of them
followed mi1' downstairs,-, 1 was
Dearlyx petrified.' , I 6uld think or
nothing but that they were frolnfr
to kill me. i;ut they only helped
themselves to the apples, thanked
mo for .them, and went on their
way."
Not only did Mr. (Inimtoff brliiK
lis first apples and raHlu ri les, but
his wife jjrew the fir.t roses and
franlen flowers that ever blossomed
In In CJrande. The .settlers never
I passed her house wtthotit stopping
. fcruve mem sups una uoimueis
j - . .
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Men's Heavy Chani-
bray Work Shirts
for :.:;:v...,:....;.i..$1.25
AH-Wool Ulazeis for
: men and women
at I $3.95
Heavy Wool Sweaters
plain 'and with
i collars; beautiful
assortment of col-
. ois ......$;.93
Don't Miss This
Opportunity
New York Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
Splendid
liy I V.II
ilrania of (he K"l
country where men fouubi
ror uobl fought fur lote
rmtisht ror lire iiM-ir,
mid the woman wlm play-
thrlr Kami, their
way,
ami uuh!
Fin A "'('"
A"3irAt flfifionot
Anna Q. Nilsson, Lionel Barrymorc,
Robert Frazer
TODAY FRIDAY And SATURDAY
ARCADE!
to carry home.
Jlecnlls JMonccrs,
Mr. inl Mrs. Uenjamm Clrandy
had then the only housu In what Is
now Iji Orunde. It stood about
where their present homo iloea to
day, 'near Adams avenue, on Fourth
street, Mr, Grundy was u freighter.
Charlie. Harding drove the stage,
other prominent mimes still recall
ed lu connection with the early days
the I'roebHtals and the Ness leys. 1
Mr. Oangloff, whose business
grew anil prospered until he was
one of the heaviest propurly hold
ers in tho community, died about
:2 years ago.
His widow has made her home
with their two daughters, Mrs.' J,
K. Foley und Mrs. Julius Hoesch.
She is at the Foley home today
the house stands on Fourth sheet
where Mrs. Oangloff remembers
was oncn tho most worrisome mud
hole near Im Grandi- und dividing
her birthday thoughts bid ween
reminiscences and interest In the
experiences of her 'other daughter,
who Is about to embark from San
Francisco for a trip u round the
world. )
f Salem lUock livings $2(1,000
K.U.KM, Ore. Frank llllgh.
owner of a hotel hero and other
extensive property Interests hi this
vicinity, purchased from W. T.
StolU a half block ot land on
rry and High streets at a con-
hlderntion of fJC.UUU. The pro
crty Is now occuiiled by two houses
and a framo sloio building.
Bachelorhood In Japan Is, very
mre, being almost unknown.
Only 2 More Days
u lako mlviiiitaKit f nrtli lcs nt mlmvil pilcm. Sovi'ml '
CuiiIh, lix'.fSi's ttnil Swi'nli'i'H, fi-oiit 2 lo 0 -jenrs nt "
OM'MI.M.I'' l'ltll'i:, . i
Art & Baby Shop ;
"Kvci jtliUitf Toe i'lie Muliy'! , , ; .
Friday :
and
Saturday
Roy Stewart
Kathryn McGuirc
"With Buffalo Bill On
The U: P. Trail";
An. Epic of Frontier Daya
. . Also ,.i :
Our Gang Comedy,
"Good Cheer"
TONIGHT '
"BEHIND THE CURTAIN"
And "TOO MANY BUCKS"
indeed!
lHcf'irei
Pathc
Admission
Children ..
Ladies'
Silk Scarfs
New arrivals in Ladies'
Silk Scarfs; neat, attrac
tive patterns in the seal-1
son's most called for
shades.
$1.69
60 STORES
TUB HUB
HOTEL ASTOO
EVERY ROOM hu PRIVATE TOILET
50 !J Baths ' New. Modem
Close to Shopping District and Theatict
FREE GARAGE Tariff (torn $1.59
STAR
Cullcn Land is
Sheldon Lewis .1
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