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Wrocks
In Sunshine Colors
':S'Z;fbr Bright ! ;
Summer
. The most luscious pink greens blues,
yellows and lavenders that ever ; f raced
an old-fashioned garden are to be found
'i in these dainty summer frocks. . And cool
you'll just revel in them on sultry days.
:; Some exceptionally well-designed stout
.. models. :; .' .'':'i,T ... .''
See the new navy blue Georgettes and '
the Georgettes with taffeta trim.' ", . j '. y
'i-Printed Chiffons, Georgette Printed
X Silks, Flat Crepes , V : ,
$16.75 to $49-50
A Gtwd Place
Te Trade
whdhkhhay; may i.
iMmuitaai HUUKlanl 'I'linn Ninllinui.
; ' KOA, flmwr, , 'il". (:i23.lm
S0krJ,4 p. ' ni.,' dinner concfrt.
i Brown ralai'O Hiring ori'lu'Htru: 7,
': Open-air twilight conr.'rt, Ori'i'k
theater; M, Htndio iroKinm. KOA
' brrheatru. addrpiw; rliotr, vttcul hi1-
Ipctlonif, ounrtft; dvplnpniont of
Oratorio.
: ' fartOe Btanrtnnl Time Hlnllnns.
mi-l, IjW Angi-lra, Cnl. (KITin
4iko), 7-7:30 p. m.. On'lin Hyn-
f.rophiuM " atxlng unNoinbln; 7:110.11.
kick Itorrls' dutuctlvu mory; 8-n,
proaram, California, I'olruloiini
Corp.; 8-10, hour with Ihu rlu
alra; 10-11, popular program.
KFWB, IlullyHWMl, ( ul. (JRl'in
IIMIko), 4:90-7:30 p. iti., I'onllac
lilx alirarr hour; h-9, program,
'Sphinx &lotor Oil company; II-1 u,
prfmm. Pacific ticvvlopim-nt Co.;
;1-10;0. Mutual Mnlorn Juki' ron
mli 10:4-11:S0, Warni'r Ilrolh-
era frolic,
'HOW, POrlhuiil, On-, (lilt. 5m
ftlftfco), 4-7 p. in., dinner concert;
A-t, Tooal, lnatrumciitut nniHic; 0-
H, auunlo; 111-11, Hlu'rinun, c'lny
'a&4 company. .
. KII4, 4M Aiuif IcH, nl. ( IIIA.Sm-"Oliir),':0-7.ao
p. m chllilrcirs
.Jiour, t'nele John; 8-In, program,
'iarnt-Tl'U.cht'm, nHOpallon, Flrat
blrtrlot Calirornla.
KRX, HoIIt(kkI, Cnl. (:tn.gm.
SMkr), 7-8 p. m., pronrant, lloyt
BAKER-Lfl GRANDE
STAGE
Leave La Grande
7 A. JL - 12:20 T.M.
and 3:30 P. M.
lYkve! bv Rlolne Mu.
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wo-ixjit TKAysrr ooifFAarr.
ins uray Htaata
PARSRVnr.lt Afw. nab
Ooaae to mir Ktnge Octnt
AU Modern and
I,RAVB IA
tarph ItoUy, A.
Pendleton. II A.
Ckaoneuu to Walla
Day 8
HILL'S
Autoinatlb Wtor. Hflaicr company;
prOgraW. ammty TruBt'
Kavlnga bUnkr. O-JO, program, : Mo
tor Tranalt lLtaua; ,10-11, atudlo
proR-mmt. U'-lii, AmbaMudor hotPl
danea 4clvMMra',M
. K PO, s a. rvatipiwo, Cal.
(4S8.3m-ieaBf)i ' 4:40-1 p. nr..'
Htaim RpKautant. orchPatra; 7
7:30, Rudy, Hfiavr'a Fairmont ho
ti4 drchnnra,; t4-a. .AtwaU-r Knl
urtista; S-18. ntudlo program ; 10.
11, Htatxa Rntaufcant orohmtra.
KWSt;, JMllanaa, Waj0i.'(4H.m.
HOukc), 7;15 p,.m.', IVul Christ Inn,
vocallat; T, W." C 'A.' ' program.
Dorothy McCloud.- ltarlha IMrdp,
irrunclii - Ilurgrave,, rorotliy wil
holm. . .;v . ..
Farmers Object to
Diversion of Water
WAI.I.OWAi.-Oro. ' May 18. Oh-Jet-lion
of feriiwin 0f iho Diamond
Prolrliv dLslrlcl'.ito Uiu craDOHPd
tranafiif at watnr , from Irrlnitlon
to municipal 'purpoiwa by-ihn city
of Wallowa- want yolrd In a hear
Inir held hPra .v Wcdacaduy IxTorc
Rhea : Jupw.' atata njrlnppr. The
p"'f vpfar ''tn purchaapd 182
rrp of land ob Dear ,' crevk for
,u0u with : walnr rlglita. with
the Idea of transferring the watnr
rlghta tbua. acxjulrpd to munlPlpnl
purpoaea. It Is alatod that u ucrcH
of Ilia land has a watr right dat
ing from 183J while the hiiluapp
haa a right dating from 18S.
Farmcra who raad the object
ion contmid Ibat during the dry
portion of the aeaaon there la not
aufrirlcnl water In Bear crei-k for
Irrigation, excrpt when It la used
In ration. They further contend
that ahould r water b converted
from irrigation purpoava by the
city for municipal uae. the point
of dlveralon of water from the
atreaiu would ba one and one-hull
miles above the point of dlveralon
of the C'liajiiberlBlu ditch which
auppllea water for irrigation, nnd
would thereby deorenaa the flow.
Injuring the termers' water rlghta.
No aettleuent waa reached.
Pedratrtana have the law of the
land on their aide, but the motor
ist has the lawa of pliyalra,
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Ava
GRANDB MM
M. aad 4 f. M.
V mmA a as
Walla n4 raailtaiil)
i in Li ti ;i-1 . in 1 1 11 J tiMKMliiintm'
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A Good Flara
' ' To Trade
Wallowa -Farmers 'Will
Build Irrigation Canal
WAlJ.OWA. Ore.- Mav .1 8 Mjial
'steps were -taken by the farmera of
,111c .Middle Valley, section east of
nern in pun ecu ng organization ror
running a . new canal, from the
main Wallowa river, two miles
euat of liHllup, and emptying into
South Fork river we.it of J,OHtine.
water for Irrigation from the
South Fork river hns been srarpc
while there is always an abun
dance or water going ' to wnate In
the main Htreiim. The , new cunul
will he about, two miles long, unil
will curry an extra supply for ap
proximately gimio aprca.
At a meeting held In ' 1. online
Monday articles of Ineorporatlou
werp adopted nnd will he riled at
Rnlem IhlN week by County Wuler-
lilliKter Slnnli-v. Wnrlr nn Ih. m.u.
I dltPh project will he started w-lth-
In two weeka. More ditch work Is
; contemplated In Middle Valley
next year to put luuu ucres more
uader irrigation. '
RF.ADY 1Y1II IH11.R TIMP
NKW YOUKMlss Celeste J.
Miller, Chleogo, 811, Is ready for a
trip lo the pole If anyone will pro
vide tranaportatton. Khe is . lust
back from her thlrty-flral voynge.
nrountl the world. She had ridden
pamelH, elepluinlH, jlnrlkahas, pal
umiuiaN and everything, - Her
brown, bobbed lorka are her own.
Coaches Crew
Jndcr the direction of Coach "Pop"
-euder talovei. Cornell University as
ects 10 make a noteworthy ehowtnt
n rowing this aeaaon Lauder has
pen putting (its chart through
tally practice on Lake Oayuga ana
stem reHrta state the itaaca pad
tiers are coming along alpsly ifsa
teraeonaln objective, of eauraa, it
h a-inual Poughkeepalt ragaKa la
June.
ATES
ODGER
NATIONAL
Clubs -Cincinnati
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Brooklyn
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Pittsburg
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Npw York
I'hllodelphia .....
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BOHlOn
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M:A(il'H
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New York .,
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Pel.
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Waehington .C.
Philadelphia!::. ..;.".
Cleveland . ......
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Viwti'rilny' IU-miKu.
P1TTSHVHO (AP) ; H. If. K.
Urooklyn .. ..... 10. o
pumbiirR !7 1 1 2
rialltTlfn arlmc8. 'KrbariH 'anil
UTfrravPH, O'NH;' Knrppr..'Mdr
rlaon, (ildliam and QoorK. fimllh.
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Phlladclplila .. II 10 . 0
l'hlc4eo. x 7 14 n
UaUnrlf Mltrhi'll. Huwht, Ul
rloh. Knlh'lil uml Hnllii'i Oooiwr,
lllake and Qonisalf b. ' ' . .. t .,
. CINCINNATI (AP) ', ' n.'.H,' E.
Npw York 7 11., 1
finnlnnaO 4 '!; ' 1
BattpriPS-Ulnif, TaviA' nnd ffny
dir:; Mays and Plrlnlrli. ' -" -y
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Boaton I n j I)
bi. ioni i ii i
BaiterlBa fji-hton. Ryan, JlPrn
and Z. Taylor; Sherdnl and O'FVir
rrtl. ' . . .
AMERICAN KArT: .
Detroit 1. Plillartclphla Ii.
Chicago S, Now York 0.
WASHINGTON (API ' II. 'if. K.
Cleveland ........................It 1 4
Washington ,.. 6 7 3
BatterlPH RuckfVA. Karr and I..
BowpII; Kcuthrr, Ogdon, Fertnson
and Rurl. . : i . , ,
German Cannon Taken 1
To Wallowa by Legion
WAIXOWA. Ore. May IS. The
Oerman 77-mllllmeter gun which
tno war trophy .department . gave
iKruse post or the American l.eglon
i liere arrived the first of the week.
,and will be mounted on "a 'pa'c Mit-
the Intprsection' of Whlakey creek
and the atate highway. , The giin
in one 01 ine inree wnicn wus given
to the atute by the trophy, depart
ment and la badly rusted as a' re-
,ault of exposure to aalt water. If
Iwaa shipped from the Kast by way
of the. Panama canal. . nnd - from
i Portland by rail, with total freight
charges ' amounting to more . thUn
4100. ; .' ...
JAY H. UPTON
Republican Candidate for
GOVERNOR
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He waa the first candidate o
denounco tho efforts to scuttle
the direct primary.
He la opposed by the hoaaea
but supported by the rank and
file.
He has been active in the de
velopment of the Male of Oregon
and ha served four seaalons as a
Henator from five Central Oregon
counties, aad waa Prealdent of the
State Hecate In 1S2J.
Ho was President of the Orea-oa
Irrigation Congress for two terms
and la tha only candidate wbo
understands the Irrigation prob
lems or eastern uregoa.
H la a young, vigorous, rap
able man.
In ln:i be waa the floor leader
of the "faithful fourteen" Sena
tors wbo defeated the attempt to
tax the farmers of Oregon for
the purpose of holding a. world's
fair. 7 .
Ho baa always stood by tho
agricultural Interests of the state.
He voted agulnst the Mills bill
in 1J6 and be saved the direct
primary.
If you believe In tha dlrert pri
mary law. vote fur 3. H. Ppton.
If you believe In the old ceo-
vent Ion system, then vole for hfa
oppouent. .
Upton-For. Governor Club,
Bend. Or.
Ralph a Hamilton, Prea.
Chaa. W. Kraklne, Secy. 1
(l-ald Adv.)
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Smiles of Triumph
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rhoueh tliolr tm tCaUUnmiu) 1qt they hav gooa reaiton for Soy. TM
Ml tflnfo (ubU.rtwd a new note 'dult record of 12 fwt 11, inchon.'in iho
na m CallTornla'lftanCord track mt whll Klnier Oirkln (ciKht) net a
m mark for Ui dlacus with a tosa of 14 fuel Inches. Thtir- per
tormancea were two of rtie outRiandinf features of the claah.
1W WliitaB Hmiap "fipatovmmu"
WAHK!NOnV)N A little Jltrht
cornea from Pat ; HarHaon ahout
th inyntery of 'a pwsonairtv - Kx
trarta from hta speech' in tho fwn-
ate follows: ;
; ',"Th ft 0 ko Kino. n for th? whltn
hoitap olhnrwlae known ah Tnsl- i
Iint Culvin toolldtf(!."t,
,"S.,rrtary MpIIoii, who in th-
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CAMELS are made of the choicest
Turkish and Domestic tobaccos
grown." : . To p rove what we say
about;; Camel's tobacco quality,
make this test:
Take a Camel and any other
cigarette. Tear of? the papers and
place the tobaccos from the two
cigarettes in separate piles. Now
shake them up and examine the to
baccos. Your own eyes will quickly
show you the difference, how the
Camel tobacco is longer and of a
riper color. Then gather up the two
piles separatelyand smell them.
OIM4
other whltft houa Hpokpaman, if
there aro two.". , .
KWEDKS Yli fiOI,l
ATOCKHOIaM NorwPRians may
Bek, unknown land but some
Hwtule engineers hare found rich
joidi vHver and; copper depoaits In J
un arctic plarler, uafn? new .elec-'
trlral prospecting Bppfirntns. '
one up
S. J. Reynolds Tobacco
tells
i .f.
Huskies Romp Hqme to
Wallop Oregon's Nine
EroKNR, Ore., May 18. (AD
Tho rnlv.-raUy of Washington
haaehall tm won an vany 8 to S
victory over tho University of Ore
eon nlno here yeaturday afternoon.
It wus the fifth stralifht victory
for. the Huskies, und tho third vic
tory of tho Hoaaon for that team
over the Oreifon men, - '
The tw,o teanv will play here
this afternoon. -
AVuJIlnKford. .left fielder for th
visitors, hanged out a home run lp
tho firm, inning with two on, two
out, and two strike againat him.
The Hiiakics added another run rn
tije sf-4?ond. two In the fourth and
one each in tho. fifth and sixth. :
Oregon frore! once In the wcond
and once in the eighth. t .
Tcsreuu hurli'd a good gomn for
Washington whllo Ashhy for Ore.
gon 'was touched for some' solid
hingtes by the lluaky fwatsmllh.,
in h Mt.trv K iii:j.i rro -
KUGKNK, Ore., Mty 18. (AP)
The University of Oregon track
team will meet tho Multnomah ath
letic club stum of Portland In a
riual'event here Saturday afternoon.
Kollowlng tho Multnomah meet,
the Oregon men will vie' with the
Oregon Agricultural college artlatu
on May 28. in another diwi( event.
' KANSAS OITY Sinclair Iwt
and the Kev. . Ear f. lack man ure
maK4iicrnling as book agents. In
terviewing country preachers' on
the way to Minneapolis. :
at
The tobacco
its own story
You will at once notice the rich,
fragrant aroma of Camel tobaccos
not found in the other-: ..:i-,:ri-j-j
This marked difference . is even
more apparent when you taste the
smoke." It is solely because joif
the quality of the tobaccos and the
skill of the blending that Camels
never tire the taste, never leave a
cigaretty after-taste.
Camels are so good that we know
you will like them. Give them every
test known and you will find Camels
the highest quality cigarette made,
regardless of price. Have a Camel!
Co., Winston-Saltm, N. C
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Tuesday Mav wives:""' "
Robin Reed Def etU ,
Anderson, of Astoria
WAI-lJl WAI4A. Wash. Myil
(API Robin Itped. Corvallui. pre, :
was awarded a dedidoa over' Jlm
Mii. a nrii,NMi. Astoria, here iuat
night when Anderson sraa not able
to appear alter the first ran, wnirn.
Reed took with ft Japanene acla
aom. Reed took tho first fall la
!C minutes and tfi second. An.
deraon sustained torn llgamenta;,ln
his left shoulder from the bold ap
plied by need. . '
Joe Bailey, of Portland, wan
over Jack f:d wards and Happy
Ilorntrk la a - prcUmlnary. Ho
threw Kd wards In I mtnutea 20
spcoaila; JMrnlra; ia 4 minutes SO
seconds.. ,. .. , .-; j..
Walker Cup Stars Are .
Beaten by Englishmen
WOK1NO, Kngland, May1 1.
(AP Tlie American Walker Cup
stars lost all five of the foursomes
played here this morning againat
a tram of ten Hrituih golfers known
as "The Moles."
- If. R. H. I.ENIV3 AIB
1)NIK)N The IMnce of Wales
la becoming a regulir Harun , A,l
Roschlld.- It develops that durtag
the strike be drore a motor tnick
aad -helped 'distribute milk to f,hl
poor: also that he vieited a poije
station In the niost dangerous te'h
dcrloin nuartcr'oue morning at.2
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