La Grande evening observer., June 10, 1926, Image 5

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Local News In Brief
COMING EVENTS
June . 10. II Uukni MveMocfc
bow at Union, Ore.
Jimiu 21 Kelioul election nl
Central bullitiUK.
July 18. 11 on(l I I""1"
lloiiicmiiliorii' Institute under
usplura llio Observer.
JolT Mt 8 (.'onvpullon at
Aortliwcst Ural ICnlale aao-
rlatlon In L flramle. .- . - ,
Sept. s"J. 21, anU Si l)uk
ivuntj fair at EWn, Ore.
Vas Major OiM-rallon :
Mrs. C. A. llnrorn la rocoviirlni;
oin a major roiorallon perrorni-
ttt thu Llulldu . Kondo iiounluil
Tueaday noou., ,
! . ik
Sa'iul Koiiiiiier at .loM-pli
i llonald KoHler.-of 'Salein, was ill
Iji Orando thla morning ou hia
iay to Joseph,- where he will spend
flic summer months with relatives.
jptt Last Kllilit
( Mrs. Mury . Ituybnck left last
nlirht tor her. homo in Kindlon,
fjibruska nflftr visillnsr hero
several 33"ja with her brother
101'
V.
It. Hlbberd.
' -4- : - ',
Will Slake Home Here
..Mrs. Ijdla loe arrived In . tin!
-iiv this moraine from Troy, Mon- I
tana anil will make her homo hero i
wllh heir son. A. X. JJoe, of this1
city. "
Home from ijeliopl h ti
; I'aul (Meyers, who lias been at-
(endingl Columbia tintveiHiiy in.
I'orllahil, arrived honio this inorn-
Inn on lraln,Np. 2innd wil spends
it.
summer here wnn nis parents,
Mrs. '. I.. Meyers.
mwjnjlns Have laiililpr : :
, Mr. ilnd Mrs,, Forrest j HeonBin
are parents of a baby fflri born at
the Orando Itonde hospital last
evcnlns'. "Mother and daughter am
In excellent condition. Tho baby.
una wejghcd at soyen jiounds,
' . r '
Ix-ft for 1'ayelte -
1 Vernon Wilson left this morning
for his homo at Payette. Idaho af-
ier visiting hero since Monday
Ihe horiie of Mr. and Mrs. It.
Darrlo. ;
at
C
Here YVfjji 'Mini
Joo Kiseil, state mnnagor of the
liroilli'r.iiuuu ur Mum ......
nrrlvi'ilSln the cilv this, morning.
He is Iflre in tiif iiineresL:i oi , ine,
niollonpictures."Yoeniun' -Oily of
IMiildliiftid." lo be s'lown at the I,,
1). S taberriaele' this ' cS-mlng at
SMS oiyock
To
Opfale J Jiinii Stand
,V concession ' has been i
granted
In W. . Wutson, by tho lilFhwayj
J'" " ' .. " ..r.
Wnuci iyiu iimiiB rhiwu .
grant ifiirlncs, three miles west of
,M.aiiuin. The permil 1 will ,
I'llCLl falllMiyutni.i--i;. "in
has not yef announced what kind I
of stan lie will install.
Home fi-om 1'. of O.
rriu.jis "p.. '" ,"' ""
;clty .& .nonito j n v LSene,
lUnivcrsity or Oregon for the past
'year. He will spend the summer
!ut his home in La Grande. He is
,,,11111.. ,i,i, ...... ...b,
!lli sourer Mr. and .Mrs. P. S. Itob-
f" 1
jllome ftini turvnllis
. '. ,, t,i
w,... ........ . .......
i.rrlved;jur Iho clly this niorniiig
from Corvallls and will visit here
ail Hie homo of ., Mr. Fil.gorald s ,, ai i rovo, Utah there and she
urents, Mr. and Mrs. ' . I1'!!.- will acconipany hl'.u back to La
Ri ralil. Mr. KIIKgerald has been iin,nde for lhisununer vacallon.
iill.'iidiiig the Oregon Agricultural j .
colloge. jAii-cpted Pil(oii Hen' .
' "-' (h orge Abboll, of Nalliua, Ida..
Oll-Wny-lo lllglllf '. )i:kh aeei'pl"d a posillon here" lis
J. I). Wagner -passed Ihrongh s,.c,.,.Tny or the lnter-.Muunlalii
I.a Grande tliWWjilprnllig , on his cyniinerchil college. Mr. Abbotl
yay lo lOtglu.' 'aJp, Wagner is "Kias roriin-iiy a reslib nt of La
minister of rhiiidvml Vt chuieh I,;,.,,,,,!,., but has ni.nie his home at
and it Is' In Unit interest that, lie is unipa for' the pusl Tew years,
going iti, Klgin. He )xp6cl lo bun- '
Use sittfiil njilifl there. l''Ww-,,,l,ITTI,.1ii(mp rr( '
icr foiaiirry lived ill l-l Clrande ; WHIT 1 hIVlUKI'j IU
about jour years ago. lie now DIE IJY NOObL
iniikes fiis hltme.'il llak.-r.
MARX MADE
jTrousers
iji light- colors for
surjimer. wear. Large
selection to choose
from
;$4.93 to $12.15
Clint's
I Clolhiery
"The Store Willi a Conscience?
i
Let's Go To
Ujiion Horse Show,
- j Junt W-11
To rorllanU ou lltislnnw-.
A. T. Hill went to Portland lust
nlBht on buslnrss. Hn expects to
return to La Grando I'riduy.
lime Huliy Cilrl
I An elRlit-ponnd Kirl was bom to
"" l.. r., jviinorn, or
, UtiUT North Fourth street. Tnen.
day morning. The child la tlielr
first. :.
I'mh'rgws tiolirt! Op-ratlo
Mrs. Frank Heclilln underwent
an operation for toxie noil re at the
Orando ltumle hospital Tuesday
niornlnrg. Her condition is favor
able. Hero for Opei-allon
Mrs. II. C. Tallman. a 'former
resident, but now of Union. Is at
the Grande Hondo hospital, where
alio aiilnullled to a major operation
Tuesday. Hli0 la Improving nicely,
finest of Sister
J. M. Daly, of I.os Ahffolrs, Oil.,
Is In the oily. He. is a curat at the
home of his sister, Mrs. H. J. Kit
chen, while here. '
Vlslllug In t'llj ' "
Miss Anno DoWHI. of L'ouneil
lllurrs. Iowa. Is -visiting In Iji
Orando a gut at of Miss Herenu
ltohan.
Kceovcrliut after Operation .
lira. Henry Winn, who iindrr-
wi'nt a major operation at Hot
Uike sanatorium a week aco to
morrow, is reported, lo bo. grcutly
Improved.
Itolnmil o llolsp . )
Maryl Hulr Balm relurlied lo her
home at llolse, Idaho, on this
morninR's train. Slie has been visit
ing in I.a Grande for the nast two
.weeks a guest of Miss Melba Hanks
at the W, 1). Hanks homo.
:
To Attend Conference
Mrs. N. M. Kcllt and daughter.
j)0ra Jane, left this inornlnit. for
Salt Lake City, t'lah,. whrce they
.will attend Mutual conferenco for
1 1 lie next flvo days.
Vlnitin;
Cousin llen-
Mtss Juantta Lcavitt Is vtsltng n
I.a Grande with her cousin, Miss
iMuo Dunn. Miss l.cavltt formerly
lived in li Grande and attended
high school here. She Is now mak
i,lg hcr honle at Uiderwood. Wash
To Visit (irnililfiillipi
'I,-
'f
.it ttu Uarbara.: Ktltzlnger left
)ne this morning for I'ortlarld
where she will visit, for three weeks
or mor0 wm, l0r grandfntl'ier,'
! lOriist Uartritm,
I lives.
and : olher--trola L.4
Attend Hill Funeral
jir5. Theodore .11. Miller. aniV
n "?T ':" l" ..""Wflll Uke place ut Cwnfl-a6n'."of lhe.ee bfflumlng.'
urunuo rrom ineir rancn souui ui ,
Telocoact yesterday, lo attend IhoJ
futieral of the Infant child of Mr.j
mm iiHM, tiVll Jllll. UI iviuinat'
i I lore l-'ionl Teloi'a-et -
Mr. and Mrs, James O. . Anson.
of Telocaset, yesterday attended
me lun-rai i i io.- in r...i ""
, The child's parent,, Mr . and
,vi 's. IJIM. Jllll, uiw ti.v: jv.w-
cllMt.u i
;
I.rt fr Salt Iaiki'--
j j ,-. Andrews, of tills clly, left'
.. V.i... ..i.
r .Sig,! l,kV.n iln.
I .... i ....-I, ..r ii.
,l ., ,, .. AT, .. ...,"i. ll,.-ut
io.iii iin. i i j
., ,,.,.t his da.ighl.r. Miss Merle, j' ,,im.' ",..,. a, oC oregoniltl.e vehicles of volume..,- firemen
., 0 lms bt.CIl uUendlng the 11. H',lu a"J',""nl ' . " ,, . 'n,i n, n ..n,i.,..vHnr l.,,,i,.
(Continued from Tago 1)
verdict I here w ere only two pos
sil.l.. sinlenci'S Unit the Judge
ild Impose deal h or life liu-
prlsonuielll. I"t" of execution
will be set by (lovcrnor Albert J.
Itltehl". bill "ill be aillonmllcally
be deferred by an appeal which
Whlltiiuore and his counsel, led
ger Allan Poe, have announced
will be taken.
D'Autrcmont Brothers
Believed in Sandy, Ore.
SNI'V. Ore.. June 10 (AP).
, r ii, ii'Anlremont brothers
are reported to hove been sc-n
..nlliia In Junker's restaurant nere
....!.... niphi. They are wann-
in connection with tho murder of
four men In the holdup and rob
bery of n Southern Pacirtc train
near Ashland. Ore.
Jast after the pair are said to
have patronised the restaurant.
ptm,ister It. K. r.sson sou.--
rank Schmltz, manager
of the
restaurant, photos of the hunted
men. which SchmlU said he rec
ognized as his customers. A wait
ress also identified the photo
graphs. Postofflce officials in
Portland were notified by Lsson.
Hamburg Officers Are
Disciplined by Germany
....... In (API
. I. ' 'covernlll. nt bus
The ':'rl"u" ..rrlotrs ot
dlscipimj . ,.onn(T.
. the sale of be. r on the.
. ...... i, ,... in the harbor
vesS' wmii,
BRUCE DENNIS
ON WAY EAST
Ilruce Dennis, who haa been in
lx Grande for the past few daya
In company with Mra. Dennis, left
here last night en route, ciust where
iH. e0,.8
ns a representative of the
I'unland chuuiber of coinmerco In
an effort to attract 'eastern capital
to Oregon. Mr. Dennis hopes to
locale several Industrial planU lit
the Portland trade territory, which
includes Ut Grande,, and assures
!a Urando people that IioavIII ru
uiember this city In his work us
much aa is possible. .
"Industry, to me. Ui, tho, only
thing that can pull orogoiC only'
Mr. Iionnls Blated lo un Dbsorver
reporter before leaving, . and
sprrcid the expenses of government
so that coiifLscallon of-land will
not follow. No community :rcul'T
izes this more than Portland."
Mr. Dennis will visit Omaha,
Cincinnati, Kansas City. New York
and other large eastern and lilid
dlewestern cities.-
57 WILL GO 7
TO CAMP IN
WEST OREGON
.. (Continued from P.ige 1)
Grande are: Captain G. I.. I Hit
ton; Mist Lieutenant A'. V. ftm
ford. Second Lieutenant Waller A.'
IJean, I'irst Bergeant Jess V. An
drews. Hngeant li'reil Head, 8or
sreant Orson iirundt, 'Kergeant Held
Ueddcs, Hergeant Lester Master
ton... tk-rgeunt Mux Cullen, 8er-
en,,( . .Il.tMA.,. 'n..nHilu
Charles Welch.. I'ortei-: Webb und suit nu to jneei jiinttiy inil. ii'orK
Italph Webb, und piwtesrOwrgeVou'l:''-ao'mcf-j '1aonalfRMilltMn.'
A. Heun. Herniun Herger, Clareneo I'l'esldent A;"IV lillVVAgge'sti'd; He
Klanehard, Alfred ' Il'ushhcll, Lynn ' ordered Cochran und" W. C.. Crews,:
Hill, . Stanley Jenkins, - Itayinond clty manager, to Investigate and
Pnyton, George- Ki - Anderson, arrange for thq iHeelllig.l v'i.-.1.,
George lliiuiunn, Mori Ileiry; "Thero Ib n'lreudy a potlllon clr
I'Vank lllack, Morton Childors, cuiuting for tho Improvement, of
Willard Clark, Lloyd Davidson, ,,ts streteh on X avenue," Lilly
Clayton Deskaw. Ernest Faun, informed tho commission.' "Two
Howard Glen, llaymond Griffin, !youra ago wo filed a pelltlon for a
Orland Gunter, Leo Hawes. Wll- Klliilary sewer in our district. ' U
Ham Hayter. Donald HuKhos,(, 81rnct ,s to bl, ,proved. the
Itlchard Jenkins, Lawrence Ker, K,VPr OUBlt to ,)C stalled first "
Iheoilore Klein, Oseur 1a-o. Orlinl n nngwl.r , ,m inquiry nboiVl,
Irfwis. tea MeCorltle, John G. ,t 8(,W,,P petition, Manager Crews
" ".".J- ". ui.iiii i alien,
Guy l.ogora. Cecil Sherwood, Iorry
Slmonls. Hobort Smith. Gct'uld
Stadman, Marian Stoddard, Cui I
Htoop, William Taylor, .John A.
Waldrof 'ldc. W. .Waller. Vern
;. ... "I
UCttlC, .
gAl.li.U, Ore., June lo. (AI'J-
Iorly companies 'Of Oregon nutloh-Jor
ul guurd Infantrymen will entrain
next Moiirlav nlcht from noliitR
throughout the statu for '-Aiodoford 1
iwliero.- the ' Annual training period
",.." ,..!.,.,...
'.,
Kight :spcclul 'trains will "go to 1 resolution to permit one or the, fire . The latter died- recently In 'Aus
Medrord and one to Foil Stevens. trucks to answer ...a call to cither tmlla.-. '-... '
The total number of Iroops at Hot l.uke or iNlaiidf'lly In casii .off Itobcrts, - who.'' was sometimes
Camp Jackson will be h-iwccn 2,- exl renie i ini'rgejicy. Open water' known as llobert K. Hdwards, left
fi0 and 2,700 and Koii. Slovens lat both places would inakn Iho uso Pltisbiirg. January 1, 1S1I4, mid
uul 3r, ttrticryiicn will be In
,n ' n"i guardsmen
enarflsiiii-n
nl Camp Jackson will be two com-'that
piinb s of regulars rrom Vancouver
barracks lo be used as di inonstu-
tlon troops. Lieutenant General
illunter Liggett of San Kranclsco.
.n-Kl. -"'".r "'
Ameilean army In.l.'rance, will bo
famp Jackson for several days. I
..... f,. ......... i .,..... a
IS CXpCl'lCU IU . r-iuni Hum ,m;.
general army school at fori !
l.,.,iv,.niii.rlh. linni. Ill time to I
lak'j charge of the. . operations at !
Camp Jackson.
SOIL SURVEY
WILL BE HELD
' (Continued From Vnttn 1.)
ed .liver to. Iirl ICeynolds. exeeu
tii c secrelary. of .the chuuiber, who
will see (hat lb' soli is forwarded.
' The district, from which the.
samples will be laken are Klgiti,
mbler. Ml,. Harris. Lower Cove,
ilatileni Oregon experiment sta
tion. 1'nlon. Siiminerville. Hunter
Mile. Medical Springs, North Pow
der. Wolf creek, Ijidd canyon.
Grange Ibill, two from Ijl Grande,
Hot. Ijikc. and one on the Island-C'ily-Cove
highway. -
Two steps toward cleaner milk
in the county taken at Die Hot
Ijike meeting were Ihe udoption of
a. milk ordinance, suggested by J.
II. Alickle. state dairy vind food in
spector, and Ihe approval of a. re
port on clean milk, by Hubert
Withycombe. Adoption of tho or
dinance by pall cities ..und com
munities In" thu -county will lie
urged by ttri committee while the
facts of Wllhycombe'a outline are
no nc uisseniinuicu.
A ppro vu I of Ihe Ka.st n rn O rv -
yon cxporlmfnt station cxflmirKlnK-,
gratis, puro bred bulla for scrub
Hires hu been Klven by thu board
of regent. of the Oreon Agricul
tural coIU-kc and by J. T. Jttrdlne,
director of cvpu rimentiil work. Ir.
I h j will nlwo donute bis bulls In
thu work lo rid l.'nlon county of
the scrub Hire.
A. K. Koeker. ioi Hiirr expert
who in work In if In I'nlon county,
and A. 1 Alhrn, aMKitritng- blin
were tcuvnti ut the dinner. Othim
were Itobe.rt Witbyronibe. t'himo
llohnenkuinp. Morton. Kiddle, Kurt
und lx-e Iteynotdff, H. K. Coolidj,';
und !r. 1'by.
it 1 1 1 .i: in ..sTitovi'.D
ALIIANV. Oc. June I". (.ID !
The old Albany bridge, w Wch has
sininncd Ihe Wlllauieilo river fori
the past 31 years.
w:ts entirely
wr. ked Ibis mon.ip-r,
when I wo
heavy en urges oi
dynamite were
....l,.,l,..l thrniiint- Ihe f.1 rile, nr..
'WiH'Saccced
nr 1 .
This Is lloberta Mel'herson. 'll, daughter of tho ramoiis Los
Angeles ' evangelist, Aliuec Heniple McPherson. Mrs. Mcliierson,
w.ho. has disappeared. Is believed to -have been drowned. Her
daugliter haa taken her place ill thu pulpit. : .
CITY 0ADS : -
! HEAR PLEAS
'J- OF CITIZENS
i , ' K
(Continued troni-Pnge, 1 .
,,, , h-(1 ,,,, ):.a up because
.,, ufonmeii .......lo,, of n,e
i(.,ty boundaries lo avoid the laying
of two main lines.
' To 'which the commissioners 'ro'-
!,,,.,, ,hl,t10 nihilhood of oxi
pandtng Ihe limits walked' on criit-
,.!,.! , . . ,
The dllch. It wos explained, 'is
owned by u Company of aboul flu
lo persons, including iho Ml;'
Kr.illy mill and propenv ' holders
who use the water for Irrightihe. .i
The mill, Coehron Stated lie' felt1,
sure, would willingly' betlr its siiul'.o i
, ,,llk l,,;aml I'roleele,!
rm r..,,.,t r,.r,, i e- w
,,, , R. ..cn.mssione'tV pakseVi
'or tho emil ent possible and In
uraneo companies had , mlvlse,
and In-'
isuranco couipauieH nau. anviseu
the absence oi' one bt two or
! more trucks would be permissible,
iThu flro chief expressi'd regret tliul
Ihere had been no way of using u
trmi; at Hi" Inibler fire, where.no.
" "-
ing.
'Iho problem of private luolor.i
eni's iiktnir 1 he r krlit or wnv fivi-r
- n r. "
properly througli delay was
'trough! up by lire Chiel' (. O.
Murehinon and was relerr. d to 'thu
euy auuriiey, who is lo tn-ail
an
ani' lidiiieut lo Hie present urdln-!old wife,, was yesterday bound over
anee ir he finds It needed. . 'lo dliilriet court oil a first degree
Itedlieid rates for liectliial 'murder charge. She 'Was charged
pon. r lo operate tho new clly j with. shooting K. J. Hicks, paroled
pump were ofrered 111 a conlracl mail robber from McNill island,
subn lilted by the Kasti rn Oregon In a hotel here on Jlay 24. . .
Light & Power company. Through I Probate -Judge John K. Kherrard
the a'grieiucnl, the iiuiiilclpallly, ordered her held without ball arier
would pay a nil i of one and a half alturniiys made nil ullciupt to have
ceiUn per kilowatt hour and a di- .r inlmltled lo ball. .The .trhil
iiinnd rale or one dollar per kilo- will probably be held at Iho Tall
wall on maximum and per centlferni ur court. - .V.ts. Jordan tv
basls. Months w hui no power Is ' mnlned calm before Ihe crowds in
used through a period of at least fu,,. courtroom but f.ilnfcd when
15 minutes, no den. and rale would returned lo her Jail cell.
apply.
A pelllluil from tho O.-W. It. &.
X. cunipaliy usked Ihe vaeatlton of
a portion of V aveliilo from the
east line of Gaugloff addition
southerly across Y and tile north
easterly line of Ihe right -of uway.
July 1 4 was set for the hearing.
The commission passed a resolu
tion to sign a'contr'icl between Ihe
clly and the O.-W. whereby- the
former would be permitted lo con
struct and maintain a four-inch
wooden pipeline ucross I lie right;
of way at engineer's ' slalloli Hi IIP j
pliis 00. ( - . ' I
' The. treasurer's cash '-report,
showed $1 1 !,fi3G,5'.l on hand Junei
1. ' ' !
$45,000 Damage Suit
Goes to Jury Today
MKMI'OHD. Ore.. June. 10 (AP)
Tho duiiiugc suit of A.' G. -Albright,
a train disputchi r for thlj,
Southern Pacific, formerly located
at Itoseburg. Ore., und liunsniulr,
I'uk, against tho Holland hotel,,
the John A. Westerlund estate, and
Airs. Kathryn Smith, was given lo
the jury this afternoon, flic com
plaint. In so far us It concerned
the Westerlund estutu being dis
missed. Albright asks for $4.1,000, dam
ages us the result , of un clcvutor
accident In February 1924 while a
gmst at the Holland hotel.
small son. Jiged three, while
Ills
the
parents were M-ale.1 In the lobby of
the hold, started the elevator. Ill
attempting a resell.. Albright sus
tained injuries to one leg. which
t-nught belwocn the. elevator
Htr Mother , .
iOQ.OOO Pcisons View
I'tiuncral of Prince Yi
i'MK()lh Korcii, June 111 (AP).
Willi all I lie pomp and splendor
tiaditlonullyv attending Imperial
and sacred ceremonlen in the Ori
ent,' the funeral rites of the lute
Kmpcror .Yi of Korea wero cur
ried -out today under u guurd of
thousands of Japnnese troops,- police-
.nd' gendni-mps. It is eatl
niat.d v Hint upwards of J 0(1,000
pcrao'ni lined tho route of -tlm
procession.
'ieBplto ''io' solcmnlly and awo
of Vtho,. ociusion and tho heavy
-guard,' it was ImposHlblc to pre
vent .disturbance. Tho chief dis
turbance occurred when throngs
of students made, a demonstration
for - Korean ludcpcndcnco. ' Moro
'lhan'300 students wore arrested
and" several appointors Injured
when' they were trampled by tho
excited crowds w.ho dlsplayed sym
puthy I with i the . demonstration
puthy with i tho . demonstration
amid 'frequent cries of "Junil
for Korean Inilepeudcnce: "
"ii I u . i ' . ' -
Judge Seeking Heir .
,'To Australia Estate
I'OHTI.ANO. Ore.,-June 10 (AP)
Judge John. Htone, or .Pittsburg,
w'as iiorn today in search Cor Kred
It: r.ol.orls, .'-.his broUierwlll.lliw,
wii'6, has become heir to a consld
eVabte1 oslute through the dtuth of
his puK'Hta hnd of his grandfather.
nothing ias been hnird from hltn
since cxcein liu irocl. v tnrot gn ac-
quiilnlnnues who reported ho was
i on the Pacific coast. Judge Klone.
xeurched in C'ulll'orilla. Yesterday
he went to Oregon City to pick up
a clue
l.At - l , r.
XUUiMjl VI1,1 lO
HELD SANS BAIL
IN MURDER CASE!
WALLACli, Ida. Julie 10. (AP)
Mrs. hioreuco Jordan, 17-year-
Woman Lured to Lonely
Roadhousc and Robbed
1'CHtTI.ANI), Ore.. June (t (AT)
-Lured to n roiidhoiiKe on I'owell
Valley road kite yeHterday, Mrs. J.
Newtand, was thrown lo the floor
by a woman and two men he
tlimifrlit were frlrnilH. nntl rnlibed
ot fouP ,uni0,,a rlllg valued at
? , to, p,.n lodnv.
-mmmmmiu mmw
Work
Shoes
Tlicy we prices you can
afford (o pay.
Composition soles.
$2.95
Ilcguliir army lasts
$4.95
Men's Wear
Money-Saving Ca
Store For Men
y 1309 Adam Ave.
RAIDERS FIND
SEATTLE IT
KKATTLIS, Juno 10. ( AT) Itd
onil ofrtcora and city policemi'ii,
I'OOiHruHiiK H'poi'tiMl toiliiy that In
24 houra ihvy hud nrroslt'd 2&
ptTHona In raids on bootleg places
and dun co lmlls in Hcultle. .
'Iho drive followed orgunlzutlon
Jesterday of tUo Beattlu law en
rorctMiH'iH ut- a meutlntf of city,
county nid fixterul offtciulu with
Mayor Jjindra. n-
Two thousand bottU of boor
wcru ttelziHl in a hotel. Nobody
was arrest od, ii a private homo
otiicoiH found a Htlll and some
niu.ti and made one arrest whllo at
unother place 1UU bottb;a of beer
were taken und a woman arretted,
Heveral dunco liull einployie faco
vliargeB. A 1
Bill McKcchnic Under
Suspension in National
NHW YOHK, June 10. ' AP)
Hill Mclveehnle, manager of the
world s chiimptou litisbiirg Pintles,
todnv wvih Indefinitely suspended
by President John A. Heydli r, of
the National leaguo for using of
reiislvo lunguago lo t'lnplru Ulll
Klein ut Philadelphia csterday.
licavcrs Buy Southpaw
Twirler from Athletics
jl'Dlt'I'lND, Ore., Juno 10. AP)
-4- Stan, llauiugai-tner, sotithiMiw
pitcher with the Philadelphia Ath
letics, has been, aeiiulred by tho
Pqrtl.infl club of the Pacific coast
league, according! lo a telegram
from President Thomas L. Turner,
of the Portland club.-who Is now-
ln tho east. liuumguiincr will re
port; to the Portland Heavora at
Los Angeles next Tuesday, Turner'
message suid. .
I. C. C. Examiner Gives
' Views i.on Wool Rates
WARHINHTON, Juno 10. (AP)
An interstate coinmerco commis
sion examiner has leiitatlvoly re
ported that It was not In Iho pub
lic intercut to establish through
, rates and Joint rail-water rates on j
wool UI1(i nioliaJr . from Interior
wool and nioliaJr . from interior
western producing points vln Pu
dric ports and Iho Panama cuhal
lo lloston -unil other north lAt
lantlc ports. '...(.
. The commission must yot puss
upon tho question., . .. .
AlTiioiiiyj', itVil,,, ,.
-,.WAHlV0.TOf.f June. 111. (AJ'.
The Inlerslate comniQrco cum
missioii has itulhorlncd esltibllsh,
meiit of rales vlii tlm SopVlicm Pa-.
cllic line through Klamalh .'alls. !
Ore., and .Weed or HUiclc 'Ilutlxi.'j
'ul., similar to those In' effect be- I
tween Ihe sanro i Tpoints roinU'd
through Ashland, fire, 'liils'would
allow Ihe non-observirucu of the
long and short tout provisions of
the Itilerslule commeree net. -
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Here is a good cliuncc
for a real buy in Straw
Ilat-s and genuine Pana
ma Hats, fancy bunds. ,
Just the thin"; the sea
son demands.
$1.45 to $4.95
Sonic as Low as
95e
- 'h" nU :;,
A large iissortmcnt of
Men's and Young' Mon's
IlandrTailoicd Cap
95c to $2.45
NewTaRKbTDRE
Destroyers of High' Prices.
""""V TONIGHT
. ,SNSi llay Griffith
xJiSw 'WET PAINT'.
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56; STORES
'an Y7T
1101 Adunu Ave,
Store
i Boys' Unions
"' 49c '.
In Balbriggun, Poros Knit or Athletic styles.
1 Regular 75c values. Sizes 26 to 34. ! '
Holeproof
... . . lioHivry That Are Holeproof. ' .. .
Give Uue to four times the. wear. Try them, once.':
.' Ucautiful silk. in. the leg. : V ; -
i , Art & Baby Shop
" "Eferfthlnc For TIm Bab" ',
STAR
FRIDAY AND
Comedy ,
'Solid Ivory"
I ',,1: ; ... s-U-N-D-A-Y ''".v::"-';-
I W. C. Fields in "The Old Army Game" .'
': A sure, fire comedy. Not a war picture.1;.
'.OOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS
IN THE WEST
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SATURDAY
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A drama of Love and
Hate in the Western
hills. From the novel
by Jackson Gregory.
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