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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1926)
Tuesday. June 15, 1926.-. Page Eight CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 'VI "Ik ! 1 YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND The Best and Newest In Men's Apparel ' At La Grande's Leading Store Fur Men The Store For Men Style Leaders DEN1G F0RG.DH Et'KNE..Ore.. June 15. IAP Board of regtnU of the L'nirersity of Orrcon meeting here late yes trrdav denied a Duhllc hearing to ;CoHn Dymrnt. former dean of the school or meraiure science ana ine ! art-. The proposal for a public hearlnc wa made by a committee from the Ninety-first division as Boclation of Orcjfon. . The session of the resents war lenclny. The Ninety-first division committee came In behalf of Ly mcnt. and asked for a public hear ing In which both sides could make I known their views on the question. In order to clarify the situation. The answer of the regents wu "no.' ,. . -, '', ytr. Dyment. It was said by the visiting committee, was seemingly gien a reprimand while In the ca pacity of dean of the college of literature, aciente and the arts, and consequently discharged. Judge JameitW.' Hamilton, of Ilost'burg. ; president o. the -board. declared that the regents had con sidered the matter for a long time before taking action, and that the action of the regents was proper in his estimation. A number of new faculty mem bers were chosen by the regents. Ten appointments were made. Fire on Jap Steamer Reported Controlled nitEMKRTO.V. Wash. June 15. (AI) Advlcea received at the I'uget Hound navy radio station here today from a naval station at Dutch Harbor, Aluvka, expnswd belief that the Kyoto Muru was the Japanese vessel reported burning at sea Kunday. The Kyoto Muru was rt-portcd proceeding slowly to Astoria, Ore. Her position at 12:10 this morning was &0:)5 north. W4:Z west in the North Pacific octan. The fire was understood to be under con Eight Moslems Killed In Rawal Pindi Riots KIMLjA. British India, June 15. AI EUrht Moslems were killed and fourtrn rol"m and nine Sikhs injured In Inter-communal riots which - broke out at ftawal I'indi last night owing to the sug gested erection of a mot urn pic- i lure theater near a mosque. The grain market was destroyed, and extensive looting occurred in the side streets. Military pickets have been sta tioned throughout the town and the situation today was welt under control. , WAITI.M. IK MXI'KXKIVi: 1.0H A.VCIKI.KH. W-iltlnc on the Amateur Athletic Tnlon Is expensive. fharlfs Hoff Is getting tired of waiting, the A. 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We demand that the chlfoit and usefulness that you enjoy the firsL few months from our furniture shall be equally great after several years. I!y concentrating on this policy of Superior (Quality, wc have been able to secure for you the best values on the furniture market. So you can be sure of finding attractive prices no matter what you may need. IT IS ALWAYS A I'LEASUKE TO SHOW YOU OUIi LAKGE STOCK Bohnenkamp Furniture Co. "Four Floors Of Superior Furniture" -r.'.i 'v. i '..l'j'.u "Four Floors Of Superior Furniture1 Urgwt ..; Cluua . -Dfpartmat Store . OrguUatiM. TTW 4 NATION-WID f I Ml. INSTITUTION- II ReliabU Quality Goodi Always At Lowest Pricci !il DEPARTMENT STORES 108 Dtf St, U GnuMto, Cm A REMARKABLE GROUPING OF 20 NEW ARRIVALS IN Georgette and Printed Silk Dresses Inexpensive, But Alluringly Charming See Our Window Display miunngiy Slimming $6.90 That'a the price I It does seem almort ridicu lously low, especially when you see how really , attractive the Dresses are. 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Hit mid summer articles you will find at prices to please you at Sil I verthorn-Wright's family drusr store. r- 6-10tf -In the District Court or ' the United States for the UiMrict or Oregon. In the m-ttfer of Juiucs . H. Thompson, bankrupt. To the creditors of James H. Thompson,; of ; Iai Grundr, I'nion County,. In., the. glaU and iJistriet aroresuld. a bankrupt. Notice Is hereby given that the said JuimiH H. Thompson was duly adjudicated bankrupt by the Dis trict Court or the I'nlted States Tor the District of Oregon oa June 12. 131'S, and the first meeting of his creditors will be held at the office of H. K. Dixon, Referee, I -a Grande, Oregon, on Saturday, June 26th, j 1926, at. 10 . m..at which time emu tiiunora Hill) Ulienu, prOVC their claims, examine the hunk. rupt, and transact such other busi-jnej-s as may properly xome before fcaid meeting. H. E. DIXON. Itcferee. (Alt claims must be sworn to on bankruptcy blanks before filing.) 6-15-lt TWO JIIM.IO.N LAWS AlKDI-'OIiD, .Muss. I'ity tiij poor New York policeman. Govorj nor Alan T. Fuller told Tufts col ' lege graduates that t tm metropolis 'tan coppr must Know tG.MiiM stu tlltes. Thi! total mi in hp r of lunrf and ordinances in the V. S, exccttli IMNM'.HWAIti; AVhen you think of Dluuerwuru tyuu think of Itichurdsons Art & iGlft Shop. The vary latest things I in dinnct-ttare and breakfast wis j ranging in price front $H.95 to 75. BiTwrnty-ono open stock patterns Trom which to choose. 6-14-21 The polite host bores his guests so they will feel at home. 10 Years Ago Today Fatty and "Miible in' a Keystone Comedy at the Arcade. Good Pictures and Good Paper, lioxcd Sta tionery. In plain and dccoral- ed, gold and silver edges tints and white. Get a summer's supply., 29c to $2.00 L.&L. Drug Co. SH.ER.RY.S . Von't let dandruff or falling out! of hair annoy you for a moment, when you can buy a bottle of I Germicide , and Dandruff Kradlcm. 1 j lor for "5c that cure dandruff In a; wry few das and stops falling oft! 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