La Grande evening observer., June 08, 1926, Image 5

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ikdtaariHMiMiMMaMWMMiNWM'inMiiI crauualeu from 11 III uead
ocal News In Brief
-t-
ipoatuio !VK1TS
Soma it, to, ll Union Mfeatorfc
hbw at Union, Ore.
Jun 21 KcIhxjI election ' at
CaMtaal bulldliiK. -
July , IS, 14, 15 ami 16 Fre
Hona-makers' Institute under
auspices Tho Otecritr,
July 22, 2.1, l Uonntnitnn of
Norlliwci ; Ileal Estate asso
ciation In La Grande.
8cpC S3, 24, 2-1, and S& Union
county fair at Klglu, Urn.
fo Itakvr litis MomiIiik
tit.1 It. Anderson, went to llulivr
Is morning on business. He will
clurn to M Grande tomurrow.
.
'IkIiIii.HiIs Miiiiilnjf
4' tlcoraii Cooper wont lo Vmeenl
' fin tho branch Una train this morn-
iftisr. - WeT-ivlM spend the day fish
' JliiS In. Viillow.it eo.'.mly.
jcre from Haker,
l.coi lovcll came !rt 'l.a (Trnnilc
; Vrom "linker last nlffht. lie spent
3jAie liljjht hero and returned to Ua
Mvr on thin morning's train. -
3t
Vlult in rortliiml
Jl-Mls Marjoric Mngillrc left lo-
Jtfsy lor t'oriiunii, w-uere sue win
depend; most of the wmiuer visiting
SrA-lutlves. - -.
I'SArc l'lsillnz Hen-
.Air.lH nil-" .(tin.!'.. ...
' lnlen, are visiting In l.a Grande.
'lSfr. tiuTfihuT'WcriP'T r ertglnccr at
lie- sta
lll-4l Here One W.oek . ,,lveeKS.
AtrJimd -Mrs. H. H. iflllnson and.;
Jai.ii. lohir Kii.r.thi4 ihoriilifgi for'
Sthielr flioie tfrWnWnl!a' Idaho f
i'jrter Isltlng In Ln Grande for one 8 ,e,.t, t0j,iy for the funeral of hlB
I leek it the John MeKlnule home. I mother, the Into Mi s. Almlra Jane
,flv . ' ('until, was a . journalist- In m
i'o VI ill Vari'iit. , Grande boforo, tho coming of the
4i Mn D. Brooks and little son, ' railroad, lie worked for L. I. Kck--li,iiii.i
- left this morning for en on the l.n Grando Qaactto'
UnlnJi wliei-e-fhfiViwIII' visit .for
I B.-verSl days with Mrs. . Ilrooks
jpareiits, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 leaner,
-)tii,i -to- Jascllli
!
-Ml Ann Kmuier win
-.iiv iliis morning on her
; fjoscpjl. where She win visit i' e j
Ifi.'W llnys, MISS Ivramei-H uuin
fut I'llhdluton. 1
f : 1
MiibMiliiiiH! With Son Here
t ... I.-...1 In
Mrs.
Jennie lierinui .
minle this
iiiorliing 110111
ltailivr, Oregon nr.U win m.""
her ijmie here with her son. W. IJ. I
iMcCltrtliy.
Will Visit DatiBliti'i'
t
was
lirii llolierl Htnlley, of Cove,
Sin I, il Grande this morning on Ills ;
;., ft, Calilwell. Idaho. Dr. Hmlley
M is.
-MfWlll IS in" vvH".-
Sfli:ole Ihere. II1
will be away inde- I
liill r-IV. .
I
o VWI Pan-iils lli.w
A'J 1 i..u m 11. Itoot arriveii
Jin tl elly this mnrnin
from Sa
iilein ind tflll'-4.1sll'ihru, ;fYi two ,
"1 three! weeks with Mr. Itool'u par-
,'f.rnts. WaWTlnTHrwrtK-Htmfc Mi -
S !,. iiiiiLbuejL.jlaj' c'e.rk
Hie .
iMarliul hotel at Salein
lime,
WIW
Takes I'osltlon Heiv
iiu- Tlii.lina Choile nan i.i'.ni"
t i,i..n uu mtireeller and o
ralor
j ..... ,, M...
vlth ,Mrs. wyrne nn "
Ilnello shop, r'M'lacinit Bim.
Adklns. who is In .Minneapolis for
!.. Work lint of Haker I
L....n..,. Ifii-iil elllll oyi' '"
' .... Hi. I.'i.n llllMi
V eoiniiaiiy weni 10 i,...
morning and will I ipluyed by
t he company, woi inim
ker.
Among tlivni were li i .t"'"-i
Nxinnn. . and Clarence
I grass.
ltiznr.' . ' , '
To Visit Mother II '
In
! 10. McKeall airivi..
a he cltv this morning from
Perl-.
Hand and will visit Here for
?dnys Willi iter niotle r, Mrs.
event I
You'll Like These
Smart SchoUWil
Caps
You can't help but
iidinirc them, for
some of .'.the, finest.,
woolens wore used
and they' were tail
ored with precision.
Offered .'.in ..checks, .
. plaids, plain colors
' and diamond weaves
one or eight-piece
'sty'lcs. ' ' ' "
tt; yi.95 to
Caps Of Quality
Clint's
Clothier y
I Store with Conscience"
Welder before . returning to hel
homu-in l.os Angeles, California.
Home to Xortli JNiwth'r V
Wesley Worthey.'of Norlli l'ow
der, relumed to liH home this
iiiornliiK after visiting here for I ho
pant w.'oli with Ills aunt, Mrs. It.
C Guna. .
Will Visit nt Maker
Airs. Marie Kuhrrir and koii, Itan-
dull, and daughter. Marguerite.,
( went to linker on - this ' morning's
! train and will visit with Mra, Kn.
I berg's mother, Mrs. Hophia l.aiu-
inert tlieru for about . a inontlt.
' 1111 l:!....... 1 . i
Mrs. l.eo James, of I'rovo, Utah
lias been visiting in Iji Grande for
Hie past week at. the home of her
sister, Mrs. ' Kllis Knlishury, Hho
leit this morning en route to her
home at Provo, Mho will stop Over
in -Haker for several days. .
Called by fr'allier'a Illness
Mr. and Mrs. George Itupmussen,
aeeomiianled by their two children,
Lois and Adrian, left on this morn
ini'K's train for Glendlve. Montann,
called by the serious illness of
Mrs. Uasmusscn's father, Mr.
l.lncsand, at his home here. They
expect to be uway a month or
more. . ' . '
Ml Ijisi Mglu
Mr. and Mra II. A.
Kox and Hon.
.,ii-n, tiuu uiiuNii'i-i, ' ..inun-u.( U-i,
last night on their way to Denver.
Colorado and fo itherh VKiinsirt
whe,re, llioy.. will visit relatives.
'I'hev nlun In lie nvviiv iLliullt live!
- -
" -n
iVnii'lMii Town JournalM.
v. W. Curtis,; of Pdrt'lund. a too
which was pilnted. in qld town 12
. years ago.
I ISStl. .
Air. CurllB left Jiero ln
Wcailicr Iteinalns Warm
In the 1 Alliiough one di gree cooler yes
way tu 'tcrday than on Sunday, the wett-
mer was huh iineoiiiioriauiy wnu
,1111111 sunsei. 1 lie utei inuiiivi.-i v
1 he city hull building reau a mnxi-
llillin of !H negroes aoovo yenu r-
day.
Siinday the mercury climbed
I,. 11-. vilumn
i,nnrs .nr. I'lizxrniiu in.in-1
Pile Larson returned this niorn-
' iil- ri'nni I'nri anu. w aere m w
ed his falllcr-ln-law. 1). I'-itKgerald
for three
owner of
days,
the 1
Mr. Fitsgerald.
Grando Iron
woris, Is making a good recovery
from his recent serious oiierallqn,
I but will not return lionte for some
nmo, Larson said
Ilei-e WiUb IlluJiaml. Slnejl Sunday
Mrs. T. I.. Ilorman and little
ilnllghler. I'Mllli, leiurned home to
Haker 011 this morning's train after
vlnitiiiRr here aim
iur.mn, who Is
iils lii-adiiuarter
since Sunday'. y.ltu, jtiy
iiinMug La. Oratiuo
rs at- presi-n-tv- Mis.
n,.,,,t,n Ik Mllllelill! entlent of eon-
' Htriiction for the ' Morrison-k nut -I
son company, which has several
contracts out of Ln Grando--now:
Tn lioriiians inuue tneir Home ul
Haker.
. ;
.... ... w
,111. nlun "
MS!) jiaoei i.euiieii. irn
(.,.HMll tliln morning en route to
j Chicago. Illinois anil oini-i- eil':,'
! points, where she' will spend ,thc
summer months. Ha her wuy to
I,akc
11 - ileagu Hue win . ,
... I. ,-nln.H.ln 1111,1
ii iiy, I'lan,. wi'iivi, v. v..
I ut. r polnla She will visit In
n nieago aim n um . n.. .
kiii. ourn, wiseoiis n,
..,.,.,., . ,,tndv for several weeks.
Sho will return to I.a,. Grande in
the fall to resume lie work In the
high school here. , Miss Dennett Is
lOnsllsh and draiimlles toooher
hrre besliies Ileitis ilean 01 gins.
To Visit Industrial Prospects
Kn route to eastern, states, where
i... .. in nnnfi.e wllli executives of
iiianiifjicturliig lOncerns Interested
111' , rilltire .--loeaiioiiH i 111 w'.hw,-.,
llruce Dennis, former stale sena
tor from this district, nrrlved In La
Grande lust evening; ucconipunicu
l.v Mrs. lllUllls
I'he trip ts in
mcllon with his uuues in
ministries department of tlio J'ort
land chamber of commerce.. Mrs.
Dennis will visit friends here until
Thursdnv. when her son. Jack. Is
expected to arrive here from Whit
man college. Walla WBlia, 10 mi
wil)i her back to their homo
Portland. . ' -
In
l iu-iiieilv IiIuhI In l.a Gramlr
Mr and Mrs. C. J. Huff left this
'morning for NuniP". Idaho, whtre'
they will visit their daughter ne-
rnre returning to their home at
Prove. Utah. Mr. and Mrs.. Huff,
have been vlslllng here for tho
i piiM len days ut the. home of an
lolhe! daughter, Mrs.. Kills Salls
Ibuiy. lierorc slopping here they
visited other daughters at Husum.
Iwnsli., and in Portland. Mr. and
Mrs Huff formerly made l.a
Grande their home for six years.
i liev moved to Provo 17 years ago.
' Mr Huff helped build the , Latter
iiay Saints tabernacle here seven-
teen years ago. ?'
smart 1'iviii li Honored
Smart Kreneh. of Cove, Ore.,
who is n senior cadet nt Hill Mil -
...li.mv and will be graduat-
...i 'i..mrrnw. whs given un honor
this past week when Major Luther
l.-i lker I. S. A., commandant, con
ferred 'on him the ran" ' '!''
lleulenant In recognlllon for faith
ful work and exceptional skill m
bis military studl.s. During the
ai a.leiny's recent n. uinpment ai
Vancouver rung.'. Kort -Honnevllle.
cnil-l Kreneh performed Ins duties
well and passed all the require
ments for his office, said Major
l'.lUi-r.' Thlrly-llme bo)
from Hill uc
any in I'orllnnd this i torm. thc.j
largest' class lit llli) lltsluiy iir the
SCllQOl. .
Ihtnranl f nun Cuninin '
II.-W. Evans, tailor of liiiion. te
Uirnvd to his homo IhlB nioriiliiKr
front Condon, . where he uttcndcd
tho races thero lust veelc.
Iteturnml Home lo .loseplt
Mrs. Hugh Wlldon- returned to
her home at, Joseph yesterday
from the Mot I.ukc siinalorlum,
where she hud an operation for
goiter about three weeks ago. Her
'condition Is reported to bo very
much improved. ,
Took Granilson lo 1'oiiland
Mrs. A. W. Leffel i returned ..lo
her homo liero tills morning from
Portland, where she took her little
grandson. Klbvrt lrfel, . Klbert
will sp,-nd two months in Port
land with his aunt, Mrs, K. ti.
Avails, .. I , . :.
Honio fnnn linker
Mrs. J. 11. Holllngsworlh return
ed to Iji Grande Haul lllker Hil-
urduy night. Khe has btjeu visit- i
Ihg her parents
there for some
lime. .. . .
Will Attend Convention
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde .liiiiiiermau
and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pattlson
left this morning, by uuto, Tor
Portland, Astoria and Seaside. Mr.
Zimmerman will attorn! the slate
undertakers convention In Port
land tomorrow. Thursday, Krlday
and Saturday. They will return lo
i.a Grande next Wednesday,
Home lo Haker
. Mr. and 'Mrs. Dave Sloddurd re
turned to their homo at linker this
iuornlug after, spending .leweek
II... u, '..,. ..J.Vuxnx& t .11 n
., K1mSi,tAil..Ser of
. t -- x .7.
thculnber company ut haker.
11 in. i
Hert! for iW. V ':'l f'.j
Wlll4in'.'Lystor.-- slate :li.o,4,fiia
shal ilad W W. "Illdi halgli. holh
of Saietn. u,re.p ,thi ,eily foi ji fc,'.v
day. iJ'liOj-Avere;' caJI.Al. Llo " La
Grujidii! tqh,teildiShe ,ivi'tins 01
the jgralid' jury.
. f 4 , . v;
To Visit at VVnllewa r-
Mrs. T. L. Davis was in tile elly
this morning on her way to Wal
lowa, where she will visit relatives
for. about a month. Her home is
at Payette. Idaho.
.May liny Vsltie at l'.lgln ,
. Henry Tlioinpson, siocUman
from Caldwell, Idilio arrived Hi
La CGrlinde 'this morning from
Portland, w here' he look two car
loads of beef cattle lo the Porlhulil
market Saturday. He wont front
hero to Elgin to look ovdr- soino
catOe jt there otid , . probably 'buy
abiit ),(! head. Tile civile will be
ahlpoi to CaldwsUri J'
I '- "'
Library Onr-n DiiHijk sninu)ci
'lllu,;-; Greenwood ' branclT library
will Uh open dtu'Hjiri -tlle'slniinier
nioall(s on TluirsdayiAujIlijriioons
froi iwo until four o'clock. Adu'lla
US v-c(j as children of the cominuii-
Ity jare:; inviieu
Til
be
mo
TlflYl
.ln,tl..i. MImm
VHIKtw, jrapx'!. S't'CY"' m.VI?1 ,B! " ,,,,,,,'l'' tll,'''K"',"' valHa,,,J..f w i,i,,fi-i,.r h.,., mI.,,.,1i,i..
I "f" m'T ." m VCrt.T'"; i?l?t 'u. ran.''Wter'whlcli' the ' inOlhers ali l7 Uya old. " -' v '
.nlltll.lV.S.iaa.tinit J.l.... "'ir. A. Llndsrren, Oi lA-C . clenslori J.,.,' .Miss i.orene . ,,-mnii seivle.w will l.e hclil'.it'
i ukui: -Y-1 ' , T" ?-"u,'T h??i Sf. bcnalfo'ftho pupll,'tl.e HnoiraVnavfti XliinheriilUn Cha-
j: all I U. I-. " ...y '"' Klrla- C I, Work H. A; ,he Ulullt, (Jom 'K.'t pel at '3 p;"-im-Wean,Way.'.' Th
firs. Uarah Kly, niolher of Lap- ( lohl of the Int.hVHl tiWclubw-drli l '.,.,, - -i,h..fc' ivni.. v,.i,i,,i ' n...L aii.M ,...,L.J i.
W. Kly. and her. -rand- Hi In year, iiei-Honlflid by IN(.xliN IT. I V. .mi."u' ,,. ,, ',,.., n. ..,ii ..i.....i. ...in.i
hove returned to their liollie al allow t Iris Weel,- ' ''"' 'i ''ia
Powers, Oregon ulicr spending the! Dr. W. T, I'hy anoniineeil Ilio
wTnier nidiitlis in"l.a arariil(ia'l'fH6 ''openlnit of ihi' Rtoek show loniOr-
houie, of ,('nplalu.t and Mrs. Kly
i'hey have been In l.a Grande since pvrinlt their employes; I o attend at
lust August. , j leant one day. lie also called lit-,
- ' ti'lllion lo Ihe necessity of pernilt-
I'rcsent for, Soil's (lailiiitllon tliiB all emiiloyca who are niein-
Mrs. 'I. O,' - Barnwell and sun, hers or the national cunrd, to at
Karl, returned homo to l.a Urande , tenil siiiiiiner eiieiimiinient:
this niornlnlf from lorvallis, where Mr. Mnreloek announced the an
they attended the commencement mail trip Into Wallowa county, llc
cxerclscs ul the OrcKon Axricul- Hun,. ,u,.s have not yet been set.
turul eollece Monday inornintr.
Lloyd Barnwell, son of Mr and
Alls. 1. u, laiii"eii, ui in,"
graduuted from the sehuul of min
im?"' enBlnu'eiiiiB. Mr. Harnweil
andiiis bride. left shortly alter the
eoiniiienculiieiit-CverclBiH for Van
couver, British" Columbia, where
he has accepted n 'position as min
ing orfiflnoerr He and Miss Merle
George, also- of this elly, were
married Sunday, May 31), here.
Wiun tiiKsu at T'.ly lloiinv'
Colt I (Irani W, Wtich. and Vol. ('.
Si. .'ile Murray . wore 'suests SI the
hoiiie ot- Caplalh,. and" Mrs. 13. W.
J-:iy while v)n 'the 2clty sjust ween.
ii. tv,lit,.mlav ;evenlhl Kr Kly
coll--t'0ntL.rlalrie(l: at a .'dinnnr'Afor them.
eesidi s' Col. Welch. Col.' Jic.viui
ray and Captain Kly others pre
sent wciio Captain . I.. Dutton,
Lieutenant ilean. Lieutenant , Han-ford-tmd
Major It, It. Htirpn. On
Thursday evening the party drove
to Pendleton and were guests of
(.ol. ''Welch at the 1'epdleton - Ho
tel. Vroui there Col. Welch nnd
Col! Mc.Murniy went to The Dalles
and the others ivp.irned to La
Grande.: f
Itojr IIIKk Girl ,
l,llle Marlorie I'r.von. daughter
of "Mr.- mid' Mrs. J. K.- I'ryon, w ho
was bitten by a neighbor's dog
while iilaylng near her home at
2 ! 1 5 Oak street .Wednesday, Ih
now able to walk, and will soon be
recovered, It wus reported from the
house this morning. Several slll
ehes had to be taken to close the
wounds about her lips. I'.y tele
gram it has been reported rrom
the stale board of health that ex
amination ol tho dog's head yield
ed no Indication ol rubim. The ani
mal was killed Immediately after
It hud attacked the child, ami the
head dispatched by a velerlnury
to the state board for Investigation.
Work lug for Jlastvr's IX'aii-i'
Mr.. and Mrs. K. i. Towler' are
Icavlps tills arternoon for Port
land, from which plnee, after two
or three days visit, the former' will
leave, for Kridny Harbor, the. blolo
Bleul slatlon of the l.'tilveisliy ;nf
Washington, to study and toieai h
In the murine neology depaitiiient.
He expeels to lie hiadualed In tho
rail wllh his master's d. i,-re In
science, writing Ills thesis durln)?
Ujt suiutiier. lbl lll be -Vtv
SINGS TOrilGHT
Miss Margaret Daggett, drama
tic uoprnno from Wciscr. Ida.. Is
to assist Kiirlo Denham. Haker
teiior. In ilia concert at tho l'lr-it
Presbyteriau church at 8:15
o'clock this evening. The nrtlsls
are presented under uusplccB ot
tile Monday Musical club.-
Itnth solors and' duels from
oiieriiiic ,p and' -sttinilard " iiiuslciil
sources are intruded in tlio pro-,
grant Hint nit-. Denhaur unnounec-d
to tits sponsors today. -Ho has
chosen a number' bf Verdi nuni-i
hers.': Among tlio songs Innwhich
the two vocalists will bo heard is
"A Hook of Verses," fronv .the
popular ."Persian Gar.doii'V cyclu
by Llzu Lehinafi. t ,v., , ', ;,.
- Tickets for admission .may bo
procured, at the door by persons
whom the coi'iimlltee was unable
to reach,. Mis. G, L. DuUon, chair
man; of the V'tub,' announces.'
I'MllowIng arc the program
numbers, all of which will be ac
companied by Miss Isabella . Mc
Arthur, of linker:
"At Dawning" Cndimin
"A Hook of Verses" from "Per
. slan Garden" Lly.a Lehinaii
: Mhis Daggett and Mr. Denham
"Adlo del Passaio" from "Tru-' 1
vlata" ...Verdi
Miss Daggett
"II into Tesoro Inlauto" from
"Don Olovunnl" .Monnrt
".Mllsiea Prolblta" .....Gastaldon
'.'Ay Ay Ay" (Hpnnlslt'-Crcole i.
Song)
f-ecll 'Covrdrov
Mr. Denham
IJDne l--:n 'Day" 'front' ".rilifiriill.'"
llutterriy !....'....i.!.r'.!.Vueelnl
"prelude ' from "l yclcjuf Life"
' i.-,-l.umli)nf JCpnald
IJiown In the . .I'oresf . from ,
-Cycle ol Life.-- London. Jtonijl
.j- jf ' 1 urouanari inauii un innue
liu "Vlarthii""' cainpalgn' of his linseatl
" " ' i'ui(l)'ji'riu somite and asi'od lowiv
oil louehed tlus Itoae-- Drown
:Jl Pitched .My Lonely l,ui avail
, at JJlit 1 ilc, loatis
ii Mr. Denham . t
-t hanson Provencale." Dell Acilia
-Itose In the ilud" Irorster
i' rom the Land of the 111 llc
Sky Water": f'adiiinn
MIhs Daggett
"Queslao quella" .from
letto" ....
"I.a donna c' mobile'
"niBolctlo".
Mr. Denham
"lllggo-
Verdi
' . from
Verdi
"Parlglo, earn." from "Travlata""' :
t Verdi
"I'll Sol dellaiilinii" from itlggo
1 letto" i i...Ax...i......:,.;.;;..:..,.:.,.Vertll
f M jaw-iJangctPahd -Mrf-Mhliamv '
COOPERATION,-
I ' FORVIM -THEME
(f?Hiitlniiiid Kl'om 'T'agfl-I.Vi" '"
row and urged all' bllslnesH metl'toJ
qj,.,, TrcssCg Bobbed
During Sleep, She Says
I'UKTLA.N'D, fire., .Tune S. CAP)
, Detectives today Investigated the
alleged bobbing of tjie tresses of
Miss Nina. Fuller,'' iJj-'year-ol'd
daughter .of .Mr. a.iul' Mrs. 'A'."0'.'
I'uller, iih she Hlept it't lier 1It6hih''
InHt' hefiire ml
li lilght.' ' - "
She insists that oi'iife'nii!d(,irtU
fled man crept Into her room in an
upper Hlory of her hOhu1, 'tied' lieV
hands, and feet and but h'cr liiilr,
carrying off the'iocKK. . ','''
Nina's parenfH 'toll5! th'c." iiollcc'
lhat the same thing'' iiliiipencd to
lier two years a'go while tho -farrfi
ily was living In rfeailteV
Tho girl was laken to the bar
ber shop and given u bub this
morning.
Towler's fifth summer as a student
nt Krhhiy Harbor. In 'addition lie
has attended one summer at the
university proper in Seattle. Mrs.
Towler will spend vacation ns
guest of her parciils In Portland.
PRICES! ilt,i ,.i
. . PRICES! irf!i
PRICES !(
Athletic Xrridcrvear5
Knit UndcrivcaiK
.; Work1 SKirtlU '
19c
New Sox
2 lor 25c . .
Men's Wear
Moncy-Savinjr , Caah
Store For Men
1309 Adams Ave
lihaitiber of comm-reiv waHirt'i'Stihl''1
V"" '"'T ?': T " . . -'""'-ntlveMRlli mirk. ' The pupils Ut thf nm of 'IViociuict. died utm iui in.
ll.,n.-u : i. I r ... ..I.. ,l...ih ilVl MUlUllll'l ..'in l " u, ,,,, , dpi I'l'l'iin, kliuiu,, IT,,,
3iy.ij.,. w,ma
TWI
. i
(;ontlnur4 from Tsr l
upprovlinatftly ths
e x t r 0 in 0 a t
claims of his adherents.
Itenoiulnallon with him, on the
face of ineoihleto returns. Is at),
bert N. llaugcu as republican con
gressional enndldato from tho
fourth district. Hnugen share
aiithorslilp of the McNnry-Huugen
bill of 11)5, which has served as
:lui model of all siibsoiiuent mea
sures by which the west has hoped
to obtain agricultural succor..
- lienioeralH! Ii'ijdit C'hisc,
Hie :domocrata: appari'ntly nom
inated:1. In ,n closer fight between
four candidates Claude It, Porter,
assistant attorney,; general In tho,
Wilson administration and the fav-1 Thursday will be Union mid lla
ortto ol tho McAdoo wuitr In Iowa.1, ker eounly day , The l.a,, Grande
The republican senatorial primary band, and the 'American, , Lcgtoit
left !n the wake. uf . llrookhart'a drum and bugle, cprps ofV.Ltt
trliiiiiDli. tho flgura of lowa'a iiiost Grande will furnlHh of t'lciuV music,
honored republican of other years. p'rlday wltl.be, Wallowa day.. .A
Cuiiuiilns hud s.aervod. his . atnttf inaravan, starting nt , Kntyriiriay,
thrleo ns governor, had boon In tlio will reach Union before the ufler
HchtitQrfor threo thrills and tliti tins nooti1 program.. ,. . : . .
expired, portion of a fourth and A coinpellti 'sioek' judging coil
hud boon offered to the republican leal between the Smllh-Hiighes
party as lis presidential cnndldiitujllclo0B of .:,u,i,.,.n o.-egon l'!n
ulmost a score of years ago. , terprlse, Wallowa, Imbler, Mllloif,
Once lleaui. Mat vontarlo, Halfway. North Powder.
Ilropkhart won veslerday from nna t.nionwiii be held during
the. man ho first opposed for pub- tn .i.ow '
Jjee office. Ho sought tho rcpub-1
Ilcnn senatorial nomination against I , Itaiing Pioxram
Cuninilns ln 133a 'and . lost. Two I 'Tlio racing program,, tomorrow
years Into V. H. Konyon resigned Includes the following: One-fouiih
from 'the, senate , and llrookhart , mile, dash, three-elghtlis for two
Was nominated from ' field of year olds, women's relay race; half
eight to sucoccd -'litni. ' Again ln,:niilo, racn, ronton race, flve-elglitha
1 04 lirookhnrt .waa nonilnated, mile, daah, men's relay race, char-
for a(rull term, but arter the prt-jtot
ninrjl'tlio stale - committee openly
y,lnF,,,l linn I.-., Al pelt ills doino
Jcratic. opponent and Hicck success-
limy uiiiiiesieii iiiniim luu o.:ni.. nuine vnovn:,'. inaili. eolllillll.ll loll
vote-which had greatly surprised Iharncss and saddle horse, 'ilicn'if
Hroolthnrl s ' supporlcrS' by Its riding eonlest. best Shetland Hiid
efosenesH. - - - Idlei iony. glr-s rhllug conlcitf.
''Urooklmrt made, ait IhSuo In the
voters
(d glvo him "a vot.; of confidence
which opponents could not
chilli-
enge.
' ills victory, although the, presi
dent had not raise ! hln voice In
support ot Ills principal opponent,
Is regarded hv his supporters ns u 1 1
salbaok tor the iidtnlnlHlrntton
which, Is even more deiinlo than
the overturning ot Mckinley in Ill
inois or Pepper In Pennsylvania.
, Tho ' deinocratlc contest was
much, .warmer .than, norniully, le
ctuiso of the good' loituno of Stock
In 1984, und thu belief of parly
louders ,, that the nonilniit'.on or
lirookhnrt would cre.-ite a. situation
nJiulojrous o that of i'J-ii when
Slock we'll' to U(ii senalo as' Ills
,pMnty'a flra( envoy to that body
I roui jio.vti since, civil war days. ''
FiMitdalc School Ends '
Year with Big Picnic
Wulldiilo Rchool closed a bucccmh.
'fl jlcrin Juno 3-'wHH U: filcnlc a.t
poet's pen. A response' watt made
(V. Mlsji Chrlstcfion. followed by
liilks by'sovoral of the parents op
pressing appreciation of what 'tho
eJilldroil have accomplished during
the piul yeur. - . t . .- . ; -,-
Tliero were no 'complete fullureH
out of Ihe ciillre eni'ollnient of 43
pupils, six of them taking tho stale
examination In orcson history and
physiology, earning the following
grades: Wayno Htatidley, 1 00 In
both subjects; Moyd Htamdlcy. 11)0
mid 97 i jNelvc Snlkolld, .100 In
both subjects; l.ornnc Spencer, 11.1
In both Hubjccts; liiizei Grand, 1)7
In physiology; ,.JlirlHtopher Slin
nioii.i, 100 in both siudlcs.
., Members; of thc'Hchoo board
look! forward lo. another succesHful
leru next -year;,'. The new. school
bulldliig will be completed by Ihal
Umif and ,bctr fiiplpiijent tucitiiH
VeUer.WOra. ' .' .', ' . , i
Alias .fJhrlsteHon goes .from here,
io llaker. Slio will .Hpcnd tiat't of
her: Huntuie,r ut Crater kike and
fheii go lo, California. Aflcn a, trip
through, .California 'she expects to-
're-enter school, ; ,.i ..
.) ...-.r. , .
There Is only one elinnce. In I HP j
if a, person whe conmillH a dnll-j
berate murder In Amrlea beliirf
exectdd, aeeordlnjif to figures com
pllfd by a f'hleatrb fudjf'.
June
Goods
Toilet
Gentlemen's fait
Dottle Bay Ruin.......... .......
1 Rcxall Theatrical Cream
Harmony Olive Shampoo
;2UC
50c
i75c
, 50c
!2Bc
Jontcel Talc Powder 19c
i?1.00 Harmdny Toilet Water 79c
"It Pays to Iluy at"
Glass Drugs, Inc.
The REXALL Store
MtahriVirfiHi! ficwed
Meals are again Jieing aurveA
nt tin; lilies' dining room )h the
lllks' building hen. Mr. and' Mrs.
J' sici nriiiy are now in caurge
oi tiic puicc ami win serve breau
rast. lunch and dinner. Tho din
ing room is open to all l-;iks and
their wives and fiieiids.
The dining room has bet'n closs-d
since Kebruury. At that time Mike
Griffin was In charge.
LlVfca.oflT .
ARRIVE FOR
. UNION SHOW
V (Continued from ram 1).
-
race. Cash pii7.es olTcred for
the raocs Wcilnesdiiy lolals SS7H.
I .liulirliiL- tin. rii-Hl- ilnv IiicIiiiIkmi
pair of. nunrs roa'dajers: sadiUe
fotir-ln-hnnd (llgln. boned), saddle
fitting by'oiass lor stallions, nesr, reinett cow-
horsu under saddle, wohten-a "sad-
.dler,
1 I'll rtulti l.ncli luv
. A purudo will hi IoiiihmI at tho
ground) vauh dny tironiiWly ut ono
o' cloo It In tho aricnioon. Atl nloolc
fxiilbUi'il nitiHl tako pint, tho dl-
(ora diwlurc.
A rt'Hol ut ic n In mipport of t lit)
L n Ion Livestock hIiow wuh puhh.mI
IuhI nijtlit nt u . incfthiK ofi tlio
bourd of dlrtH'toru oC tlio I'nlon
county rliumboi ' of eomineroo,
mooting at tho offlns l,n Gmndo,
A copy of tlio resolution was Bent
to tho management of tlio exposi
tion. Tito aetlon embodied n re
UiicHt to local bHHlneHB men that
they permit an far uh possible, tho
utlendunc6 bf their einployMt;
Obituary
, 'ii-,' 'IIAIIV 1111,1 : ,V''",
l.'itrhura,' MarceUai'lnrHJiitidaiitrh-'
ter iof-Mr. ,'iLnd M,m lienjamin ,1'
liver (lie nmnun,
We Buy tar Less
We Sell for Less
SILK AND WOOL
SWKATKHS
In the very latest stylf.s
and colors ' "'
$3.95
BOYS' SILK AND
WOOL SWEATKKS
A largo '.variety of colora
from which jto chtioac
$2.45 :
, The most beautiful us-'
soitmerit ; cyt'i' showi in '
women's SILK SCARFS.
Priced from ' , '
98c to $2.19
Mlw0RKl3TaRE
Destroyers of IliKh Prices.
Sal
2 for l9c
59c
,39c
MiEK'T SEITZ
ICootlnued Prom Page 1.) j
fingers. Ills' head was away from
the station, and ho either did not
hoar the big , machine, upprouch
Ing, or took it for one of the,
many ears .that stop at ills fa( li
ar's' place, for gaaollue," . -
HuiMiett Bald liu was within five
(eel of tho lad when ho first saw
him lying there. He Jerked tho
wheel, attempting to inlas Jilm, i
Hut, the light front tire caught
the little fellow Just at, the, hips,
pulverizing . Ilio , po.lvlo juines , ni-':
iler tjie greiit, weight oftiu; alage,
and rupturing .most of, th,o vitul
orguiis. '. ;.'.; ' . ; v, ''",."j'
, A ;Nvorkniuv from ono of the
two pit trucks working on the
liighwny ncniiiy carried tho atlll
eoiisulous youiigslet' Into the house,
to his parents. :
Th driver Is said to. have I
Jumped from Inn scat and followed
thcm Inside, , w hero he told the
child's father that he was sorry.
He tllen returned to the stage und
drove' his pnasengers to lu Grande.
, Mr. and Airs. Sells, with their
own ear, drove thu Injured young
ster to tho honpU.il. where for
three hours physlelnns mid 1 at
tendants -worked desperately to
save his life. Kent was consefoim,
the doctor In charge slates, up to
tho time when tho ether wus ad
ministered. ' i
Puneral scrviccB were arranged
for fi o'tioeh tills afternoon nt the
SUMMER CLOTHES
$lccpcrs, Union Suits, Sleeveless Shirts, Panties
' Bloomer Dresses,; Wash Suits and 'j;
', , Pla.Y $9Si':;
Art & Baby Shop
.r,rRrJttlnkll;Ur mm JMiJ.,n'i
11.. Ut I
v;:'-;'H-,'.:!:eH!'fflbk . V"::'J:--. """ i'-'.-r
(! i v.-' .i',.u;1. . ,i..Vi.i-..i ; .",. ::,i- r;i:.!.!ii'U,i!v:.'!
disappointed )inli)ve, out, tui niarry,' th; v ";
' fiSst gill he; nicet.s -and WOVVJ'"' :i .
.', i ' b'ailt oiicsi 'lth:ii' onps? fat, ones, icaa on'csj ! 'Shoi t"'
lijlt . I i .', i , , ( . ,;(:'! V)'l 'ef! ;j .x J" - .'.- t ,'..',,' i i1 -''''
- i j PVB, ..UwidiiwicsinJbetvvccn oqit ..,lc'.Hl,iwi
iemitUI'-imWiet 'iynU,'-iir5Ai.'i 'r$'-m'tW.
'.' )"!?. ..SV.'.iJ'lni.Ai.'.'tf ir'iiA: 'li'iCji!. .' J'l'tf'M
' an, luugninil llllll Ullic't tuillllllill 101 yUlll' II1CJ .,
' ';"'i-: . -I . t.J it i .IlMI-.W. (Jit V5.-1-, :l.l llilM-1.-Ut
"'' .vsr! i-J'.i:l.ln'
Wednesday
ARCADE
'';'- T - o -
Iticliard Dix in
STAR X?
, :.
Kit Garsori
' -" ' ' - ' ' . : r. ' .
...
s vv '
Over The Great
Divide
With . " ' " '
. liOY STEWART
HENRY D. WATIIALL
MARGUERITE SNOW '
SHELDON LEWIS -
And over 200 others.
A TInilliiiK combination or Fact und Fiction of
an Epic of Frontier Days. :,
Comcdy"""Movic Madness"
'JUSC
r ' !ia m vd m. m m v
IN THI Wt?
store Xu. IS "" -
1101 A.Uiuis Aic. ImiittMOt.Ot.
Women's
Vests
25c each
ft Light weight mei
cerizerj i gauze ivest'
builtnp or bodice top.'
Sizes 36 to;44.;;ftft;ii:-',
chupei, ' Tho 'lt'ev Oeorgd'-' Alliei't"
I'ollard, 'pastor of the Virst Hup.',
(1st church, will piiaeli the Her-,
num. Iturlal will be In' the Ma
sonic cemetery. ,.', ,' !? '.:'
Two iuotbers survive tlio' lioy,'
besldt'H Ihe parents. :. 'i'liey . are,'
liugene, 14, 'and Waller, s. Noun
ot the gtandpiireuts uro ' living.
Thiv Hells luinlly moved to lia
flriinde from Lubbock, Tejas, less
lluitl a year ago. 't
Priced. Jight
"itf;
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T r t i 1 1 (! '
inr.l v.ii!'-.' iiu;
I ,aW' tip (lx
iv'.vi"!jiii ?'8'Ti'iW 4iW-"rilS-
-. Thursdayi v ,
n - i - ff li-t v' ?v;;
"Let's Get Married"
A
Mm A,
Wednesday
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