La Grande evening observer., July 19, 1926, Image 5

Monday, -July 19, 1926.
TJC GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER
Page Five
Local News hi Brtef
COMING EVENTS '
July 22, 2:1, f Confcntloa of
fiorl Invest llcnl Haute am
,' elation In La Qraniln,
Sept. 22', 2:), - I, nnil 2.V Union
county fuir at Ulgin, Ore.
wr8 very hot during; it pnrt of Iholr
To Hakcr oa Bunlni
Floyd MeKennon and daughter.
Mis 'lolu, went to Baker today on
businc'SH,
Tu .losopll Oil IllMlH':-!
'Clen W. HoIiIuhoii wus In tho
c l(y tliis morning uu his way to
jpscph on buulnc. , 'Ilia homo la
In. I'ortland.
illume from Coast
- Jcuse Tryon and family have re-
turned from the coast, whoro he
spent vacation. '
L1GTHNING
BOLTS ARE
FATAL TO
(Continued from Page 1)
T4 VWI Sun
Air. and Mra. Teed arrived In Ihc
rily this morning from Kuno, Ida.,
tovis'.l their son. rurrln Teed, who
l.,T.einployed wild the forest service
Imro, slul limed nt Ml. Kmlly.
At Hut lakft for Trmlniont
Mrs. Myrtle (Mat .went to Hot
Lake yesterday for medical treat
ment at Iho rahltorlum. 8ho will
he there until Thursduy. ;
and hull in Mulno and New Hamp
shire At Coney Island police, reserves
were called out to handle panic
stricken thrones trying to hoard
trains for home after tho storm
broke.
Harvey ( lllghniun. Instructor
(In Ohio Wat'i university, was kill
led by a fulling tree near Urlawuru,
Ohio, during a rstorni.
In C'entriU I'enllaylvuniu. six per
sona were Injured, wlru communi
cation crippled, highways blocked
and much dumugc was done by
hull. ;
Hall Uko t'oir Itnlls
At rorlsnioulh. N. II- u tcrrirlo
wind whirled seushori; pebbles Ui
to the skv and blew lliein about.
, Hundred of windows were brok
en. Soma of tho ordinary
To Visit Mother-
lis. HW O:, Aery and Utile
daughrrrtijl ralhorrhe und Hurriolt,
left Saturday night for Twin Kails. 1
Idaho, where lliey will visit for a
month with .Mrs. Avery's mother.
Accunipankfc Kleum Hero
. O. O. Crawford, of Joseph, ac
companied his nieces, Margaret
and Mary, It U Orandu this
morning, from ' where they look stones were reported as Unite
e.o. 11 to. neppner. golf balls. I
GoU, fro,,, 1-or.IaaU- ""T''
Mrs. H.N. And;'",'' -"'iLs-land night. i miles off the
coiLut. hi. Id lio collected sfvural
BRANCH QFFIG
OPENED HERE
I,.- l.lvlnnston, both- of,- J'ortlandi
were guest at (lie- Hommcr hotel
Sunday. , ?; . . .,. x " .' ..
i'i Visit at Wallowa L , . T . I"1 T" .' - ' -t
'V. -White and sol, Gilbert. ' ."J ,
tl., ..Ii Ihe fltv.lhlM morn- 1 ...".w ... , n.. ,n ..... .ts.
"Jf W -
lug on their way to w oiiowa. , ., . .' -.- ,7,i' ," tL.'n.in.rt
L-tlnic. ", . . V . .
where they will vr.iii lorsome
Their home is at Weiwr. ldalio.
jlda.; spent Sunday .'night , iu La
lOrundc. :: :. ' ; i 1
On Wuj lii Weln Hitc With. Judgri MeCnlmrh
l.-r. d Mllh r wus m this vUy tl , Mrs. Ilby. G.. dartwrlght, . of 15a
imirniiiK on bis way home lo Klgin ('er KCCo,iiipnled her uncle, Judge
lo help wiin mo iiarv. si, i... ,0- H, McC'ulloch, . to1 La'Grundo to-
jduy; -Snu hits fuado herliome with
1 him slneo shwiis a small child. ;
He
Meaotiuiu
for.
DUoi'i I ainlly Itelilrtis.
working
sopte,limc.,, . .. . .
lieliirii lo lm (iriiuile
Mrs. Htella Ingle and Mrs. .. W. : Mr and Mrs. H. Uxon and
.Michael, of I'orll.ind, have rctiiri,- . tholr two children have: relumed
,.,1 to l.a Grande lifter spending fronf a vacation trip to' Victoria, It.
two weeks, al Wallowa lake. .Mrs. C ) Seattle, and I'ortl'alld., .'
Michael is a sisler of Ward Kowler. -4- : , '
iTo Central Onfon . . ; ...
T,r VMt 1'areots V't.'. ' i m. Stephenson, -.state' : highway
lrs:-John t-llflord- arrived bridge engineer Btatfoned here, left
thjj city this inoi nlng from I ort-- t0(1(ly tor Cenlra, Oregon on an lu
l,Kl on her way !o island I Ity. Uon tr,p. lla v.m bo away
where she will visit her parents, unm AuUi)l j 8pvn)ing most of
M'r"; 'and Mrs. l-'red Stone. ! his lime In , Crook oounty. ...
; j : ; , :
nrlilmr Huckleberries , Visiting In City '
,Mrs. 8. A. lngcrnon uim u....b..- U. 'Broderwri, of The
l..mi Hern lece and .Mary, rruim
In'Jjt Grande today from Kamola,
wi;-re they have -been picking
i, .."im. Ii, -rii-es for IMe past ten days.
si; I
... I A ....... ... I.L.s I'11'"'
Dalles, and Mrs. Archie. I'owelh ol
w: -Uurys, idaiio, are visiting In l.a
Grande .wlth'ilrs. W. li.'McCarthy. ) inch for the
buckelfiils of hall stones tmd usi-d
them to fill two lee creuni1 freez
ers. Afterwards ho served tile lee
cream to his family and assistant.
.. After having clung to an over
turned sailboat for 10 huiim a 17-year-old
girl of. Mount Vernon and
a boy of the same age. living in
llrookfleld. drifted ashore this
morning on Hobblns Island, op
poxilo Long island. -
The gil l was - Muriel Tell, of
Mount Vernon. The name of the
boy was not disclosed.
A branch office of the Western
I'nlon Life Insurance company for
the entire Kastcrn Oregon terri
tory has been opened in l.a Orunde
with headquarters In the Koley
Uouvy building, over tho L. & l.
drug store. W. I. King, rormeriy
of Spokane, Is In charge.
A. 10. Warden, of l'orllond, gen
eral ugeut, will be here In a-short
time to complete the organization,
after which It is planned lo oper
ate an orilce force o( throe or
more persons.
La Grumlu was chosen' head
HiiurteiB after a thorough Investi
gation of tho cen'.rnlliiug ndvaul
uges of lOastcnf Oregon cities, Mr.
King said Mils morning, l'eiidleton
had practically been decided upon
hail earlier, but Iho branch lino anil me
us I highways running from l.a Granile
inude tho change advisable. Uma
tilla. Union, linker and Wallowa
ouiitlca will be served from tins
center Insjead of from l'ortlan.d,
as was the case bcforo the neiv dis
trict was created.
AMERICANS IN
BAD IN JAPAN
.)
(Continued from Page 1)
peak load.
At present the well Is capable of
delivering in the nclghbol hood of
fitMl gallons of water u minute,
City Jdanuger Crews asserts. A re
cent test showed this to Uo tho
liator Is a Christian lender. . . 'truth. "
Touches on Oregon Cuso I Tho DOO-gallon flow Is ubout inn
"Tho unfortunate Incident in 'per cent above the flow, first yield
Oregon Inst year was another In-U'd and whether It will continue ut
stanco of American barbarism. I Hint rate is a matter of conjecture
These barbarous deeds are ac- Somo hold It likely that later
counted for bv the liremdlco that flow will resume to Its
during tho" power company's oft-1 La Grande Woman Given
State ' Federation Post
(Continued front Page 1)
ment. "Hero I am practically a
stranger In Oregon, nnd the state
federation gives me ono of lis Im
portant department to direct."
Lucllo Carter Hendrlckson, ol-
he thniiirh she Is Interested In all
original jirc() 0f nin rl8 that come under
56 STORHS " -'"fTW
Mnerlcuns are a superior race" , yield about Sail lo 3"o gallons a m.r ,ul,crvlBlon. Is especially happy
compared Willi Iho "Japanese, minute. Official hold inui mo ror tho opportunity lo encourage
Aside from the question or cupping of llils well Is not respon-, m.-mry pursulls and uppreclnllon.
whether wo 'arc', inferior to the'slble for this Increased flow which, As p0,,,i j10 r,.adlly found a
American these barbarous deeds precludes the possibility of "' tpinco among tho literary people of
are iilain violations of the iirlncliile ! i low decreasing irom neo to . " the stnte, and has a duvoied rot
on . w)iich the great republic
waB 'short time after tho witter is turn
founded and Americans should be
ashamed of them." Tho Oregon
Incident referred lo was the ul-
leged deportation of a number of
Japanese workers and their .fuiu-
llles from Toledo, Oregon, In July
luu, by a mob of whltu residents.
Ilaysiiifir DlMntsMtl
Tltc nelliin nr llie Ailventhlt'S ilnwn. As BOOll
heudqunrters lu New York Is dls-; flow Is tupped, drilling will end
missing llaysmelr has created a
better feeling lu Japan and It Is un
derstood the agilutlon in Korea
has died down.
CHURCHES IN
UNION SERVICE
(Continued From Page 1.)
TO ENTERTAIN
VISITING WOMEN
(Continued from Pige 1 )
which will bo n feature of Friday
evening's meeting. .
- Most of Saturday morning's con
vention program, .will be open lo
the vtslllng women. There will be
addresses at 1(1:10 o'clock and at
10:40 o'clock tho subject Will be
"What the Women Can Do." At
6:30 o'clock they will be guests at
tho annual realtors banquet.
To Visit Wonderland
On Sunday Ihcy will join the
post-convention trip
't'liey plan to be here
.r
ubout
I..
ton
Kins at Lkc
ilr. and Mrs. J. N. Henderson Ol , ; . . ..I ' . ' ' '! '.
W,ia Walla. Wash., were ,,n L. -u .or . '.--
Ginde this mormneon e,r --.. - 'lf,t.(usv mgt for 'Mrs. George
to Wallowa lake.
The- women on the entertain
ment committee with Mrs. l'owier
"Man Is born with -the' need of
salvation; he' feels tho necessity of
communing with some higher
power," declared the speaker.
"And he is satisfied only when he
f,niln It in the word of God. 'Thllt'
is historical evidence.
"Kxamlnlllg the llible, he dis
covers that It Is entirely different
from other books. Ho burns from
It the Plan and the way ol
dcmpllon. And that Is the Inter
nal evidence
. ! ", Nth, d'eaiiu'd'"-
"When he applies tho truth' and
fulfills- lis requirement, it ninK--i
of him a new creature. He be
comes a friend of God, und seeks
Christian fellowship, rather walk
with the people or the world. That
Is the experimental evidence, and
the most Important of the three.
because the world Is wnlclllng inc
Christian, nnd when It sees that
the lilble makes' him different. II
has to believe that -the Bible Is
the truth."
Mr. i'ralt, with his banjo, plens-.
ed the audience by- singing scvomi
lowing of poetry, lovers, Some of
ed Into the reservoir, h,er Oregon verso has been pub-
Second Well .Ncai'iiiK l''lov illshcd ill Tho Ijirlut magazine, the
The second shaft will be drilled 1). A. It. copy of Iho Oregon maga
untll a satisfactory flow of water shin and Tho Federation News,
is secured. Just how deep this will whllo the Oregon Journal has car
be found is just us much a guess as Hod her contribution regularly,
when the first well was drilled, of- Iter admirer nro looking forward
riclals say. The flow may be found to Frank Helhimln's collection of
hero from Sle lo 1 ouu icet contemporary verse, suon io no on
the necessary tho press, which contains lllreo
unywi-
TURN WELL
INTO MAINS
THIS WEEK
(Coutlnued from Pago 1)
place, und all that remains yet un
finished Is the wiling. Installation
of. transformers and oilier final
phases of the electrical apparatus
necessiiry at Hie plant near the
Hccondslreet viaduct will be nt
tendud lo this week and. If all goes
well, before another Sunday pauses
l.a Grande will he drinking Us first
municipal well water.
The water will be turned from
the well Into the reservoir both
day und night. During tho night,
tho. jmuipa . will begin , chugging
.aiiajiand flte' water will be forced
directly Into thii mains, Hie over
flow going Into tho reservoir nbovo
Old Town to be used Iho following
day. Pumping Is ehenper by night,
und tho water will bo added to tho
stream from the other well.
This is the first summer In muny
years that La Grande residents
have not raced a snoriage ui li
ter before Iho dry seusou end.
poems, a picture una Biici.cn oi
Mrs. Hendrlckson.
Store No. 18
1 10 1 Adam Ave. U Grande, Or.
Men's
Work
Shoes
$2.98
Mulcskin upper with
crepe rubber soles
and heels. A very
durable and comfort
able shoe for summer
wear.
SAVE -with
losepn. i luii. . - :un.,.l .nti-n feit' iliivs business
WSrTbwa lake. Wlierc .no, ... "';"'" . -.-., 'hl,w
f, ' ,lnv J- IHIK 41'; "111 ainj i mil, '
fiw a.j,. tnlio'uaUthoro. Her
condition! Is,' ruportcj to bo much
co.: to
will spend.
from j. " : ' ', I i
been ;To Itsker for Wci-i. tiul ;
.t..-.L. r.....:'l,riiliilii'r Cnillll
-I,, KjAe,;.l Hale returned, to i better at.preserit
hlS home Ifere this nioi iilng from
.. , i- ..-i,..!-., lie has
.iii.nx military i Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Uibson and
(, i,iiiio- e.iinn for the past - four . annghtei',' M.19S Lenoi'e. weilf tpPa.-j
. ker Saturday . afternoon, .. -wnero
. ' i they spent llie week - end visllhis
' ;: friends. ' r.V. 'j'r' , '.
left this! :,. '. , J '.'
at Montrose, HnvC llS' nn ; - - -. .
ellllmr 111 l.a!--Ur.'nhd MIS.' W.-M Spiuer aru
l.en for Home
Mrs. George Gilbert
morning for hour
Colorado, after
t'rande 'r'or the past ten days wih .' tiie proud . parents o'f d six-pound
heir Nluiighier. Mrs. It. H. Weston- h.ahy girl horn ,10 ihem "Friday. The
are: -Mrs. Sherwood Williams, Airs, religious, selections.
Hay Williams, Mis William Miller.
H. Currey, -Miss viola
'iienlnim. Miss Lucille lllack. Mrs.
Chester -'Thompson, Mrs. Frank
Phy, Mrs. AV. H. Deny, Mrs. U
Sloop. Miss Helen Sencerbox,. iMl's.
L. S. Weeks. Miss Margaret Anson,
Mrs. C. Wilson. Jin. A. V.. l.liul
Igrell, ..Mrs. Lowell iVIlliamsor.. Mrs.
'iisenr Warnock. Mrs. Lister Slod-
vi.... I .... e-n nu.ai.ll Al t-Hj I'larl
UI1IU, .'I i ,,, - --
Ut"cvtoldS,4-ilrs. 'A.' W. -'Nelson; Mai
Geroge llirnle. Mrs. Ilobert i-.aKln.
Miss t:resia wens, . s. v.. .... ""- ,., ,,,, ,v , u..d In I
ton and Mrs. Klmer Stoddard. klano's of tlM? oul." Some tut
The Ainol'lcan .eglon lwan, ,,0 -aru,ll uU-d wJHv.
Suliit of America" will also un- . . . i y- n! ,
doubtedly attract many ol inc. wo-j cuwdv Cooper was soloist
haver.
und son. Warren Gilbert.
little jrlr hs .Iieeli tmincu niena
Jcuii. i Both, ihotHcr ajld baby aru
getting -wmiig fiifct-iy'. -,' '-'i.' '
Mm?. Homo iVnv-t :.:;?" V
Mr.. ana Mrs. . ido, Smih, of Cas
per, Wyoinlng. arrived- In. La
Grnudi; syarday'iiiof'tllhg irud i . ex
pect to .make tljls-Ic.lylhejr home.
Mrs. Smith is the ;flljtier 'of. Mrs.. A.
J. DeLoney of tlils.clty. ; . .
Left. Ibis .Morning
Afler vhiiting lo r dnu.ni. r. .. . . I.ako ltiln.
al Humor lor " ,.. Ttn.Hrell went lo Joseph
1'. Li'iklaler hit -,,- ..,. ,,. joined
l.'oiineil, Idaho, wnere . ' '.....-...in. trln Into
the lake basin - Ooyonu -nuuunu.
ii...,i,. I'oi rncafioil
Miss Orphli' Humes was In the.
rltv this.moinlng on her wa, , ..o
l-in fro.-V Kugen.-: Miss Humes is I
training lo be a nurse at the 1 ac- (
1 1 it, Chrlsllan hospllal at l'.ugene.
u,.'.-. U i,.,. for u I wo week vaca
tion.
ll.vl,. llouy,
days Mrs. J
iifti-iiinir fili
al... .. in vKlt fur .ionic time
wiW slop en route huine to. l'rcs
Wash., lo vlsil. '
iThcy started from the neati oi ine
lake this morning. , '
Hoss in rulpll.
At the Methodist, church, ; the
I'.cv. Mr.' itoss- took , for his' serf
mull test 'John's words lu his tilled,
epistle. "Ileloved, I Wish above
all things that thou niayest prnjf
per and be lu health, even us thy
soul nrospereth."
"For there is a health of the
suliit. -.hist-ius there Is a health
the1. JoUy'C tnc niin-.ster sain.
And be pointed out some Indica
tions of ill health of the physical
We Buy for Less
Ve Sell (or Less
Straws
Here's your chance
.tfvget a ,nevv fresh,
clean straw hat for
Ktj4 balance ,of the
sejpson at ridiculously
"low' prices.
95c for $2.45 values
$2.45 for $1.45 values
AJ1 shapes, all sizes.
... iVeddo Straw, Pan
; am.as and Splits.
Awav Two .Month-
Mr and MrS. II. A. Scnbrook ar
rivVd in La Grande this morning
their way heme lo Knterprlse
after .. two mouth fH cast. V
v,sii,,l friend and relnlivc In
.i i.. In.lh.na. Ohio. Miss
ouri and Kansas.
Highly (?dd to Jis.'
s-ii'd this morning. .
"Oregon loous
' Mr. Seabrooli
The weather
I
Distinctive )
Luggage
1 , Whether you choose the
''mountains, the seashore, or
just a quiet lake near home.
let Luggage from Multno
Tinuh accompany you on your
,'lravels this summer.
Wardrobe Trunks
I SI7.I.VIO SAT. I.
ultcas.s
( Rt.l.i tn 2tl.lt '
Gladstone Hags
ni.i." io S27.I .
Overnight Hsks
SU.15 to S.VM
Hat I'.oxes
y Clint's
Clothiery
."The sunt' with a t'mi-i'htu'e '
lll'.VS AM, HOVS
OITI'ITTLIW
AlKnil rortlnnil WcUdlug
Mrs. I). I. Charlton and Mr. and
Mrs. Vade It. King returned last
evening from . Horthind, where
Incy all ended the wedding of Miss
Iris A. King to F.ug-no C. Hlrlcw.
The bride Is a duurhter of Mrs.
Charlton und a sister of V. J!.
King.
GucMs from Walla Wall
Mr. nhd Mrs. W. L. l ugale.
daughter. Oracle, and sun. Harry.
motored hero Sunday from viaii.i
Wolla to be. guests at the Ivnn
Louts home, , SU8 Main nveuue.
iti.rrv FugMte returned to WallH
Walla on No. 1 1 tills morning,
others remaining horo for a
weeks visit.
men tn Hie city during the llirec-
day convention. One episode of:
the pageant will be of special In
terust lo the peoole, o( K.islern
Oregon and others who have heard
the story. "The Ameiielin Indian":
Is the theino involved, and the e. n- I
iral figure depicts the lite of ,'liiei
Joseph. Due to the . fact that Ihis.j
eplsodo will be almost cnUruly pre-
seined by dialogue It will dliier l
considerably from all olhei epi
sodes, which are largely panto- j
mine. I
Chief Joseph's I'ni l i
' No chnrucler lu Ainerican his-j
tory Is mor.: diani.ilic than Hint of.
Chief Joseph, and I hit atmosphere.'
will lie brought i.-ilo the pisod".
t'rofessor 11. J. Il.iinni'i' will take
tho part of l.lil'i joaepu, ih.iu -,
lug an original song wrllicn by I
James Kvuns. dlreelur. The. purl of;
Joseph's lleiilenanl will be taken ,
by Olmrl-s Hunyan and the purl
of Generul Miles will go lo Fred:
Spaelh while Dr. He Hoy will ex-,
empllry Hie part of General 11"- i
ward. Thes.- four speiinnis i "
will be supi.t n!. d by nuiiier.ins ;
Indians and soldi, is. I
The scene or lie- episod- is in,
Wallowa county and Urn V.ilow-:
stone pork. Those who have wit- ,
ness-d 111" reheanals d. liar. the
driiiml, the nullity of 'I'" Uriels,
and the peculiar atmosphere ot
Indian lore Join lo make this a
most thrilling presentation.
for the service. Her sopruno of-1
feting was accompanied on the or-I
gun by Miss Klhabcth 1'ayton. . '
Newark store
Destroyere of High I'tices,
SSStt-
DRUGSTORE
Here's a Good .Tooth
, . Paste
Milk of Magnesia
' Tooth Paste
The Baby Store
Wo spciallc In lluby Goods anil will always Ire glad ,
lo quote (iiices and help you In any nuy powible.
Itl'UKLAM) KMT GOODS
Art & Baby Shop
Inn u W,J m,M3fftfc.
J (imfujtabij J) I
Price 50c Large Tube
It Removes the Film
It Contains No Grit
It Corrects Acid
' Mouth '
Prevents Tooth De
cay Its Daily Use Pre
. vents Pyorrhea
Glass Drugs"
Ine.
tju 222 Stef
La Grande, Oregon
Safety
MOTOR TRANSIT CO.
' rasscnger aud Ksprcs Servico
LEAVE LA GKANDE
For Wallowa Imko nnd Intermediate l'oluts S A. M. - 4 V. SI.'
Tor rcmllrlon II A. M. - 4 P. Jl.
(Connects for Walla WaUa, l'nsco and Portland)
Low Hound Trip Itnltv for Knnimer Montns. .
For Intormallon, Call MAIN 799, Stugo Hcpot. '
:.T.C. Offers $1000
low n to $5 in Cash
AM) OTHER PRIZES 15 PRIZES IN ALL
Total$2000
Prepare ior 1'agvA.nl
All meniber of the local unit of
o.e firernn national, guard are re
quested to be present for drill this
evening at 7:30 o'clock ut Zuler
hall, Captain O. 1 Iwtton mild
this morning. The part to be
played by Iho- guard company In
the coming, pageant, "Spirit of
i America," w ill be - outllneu aim
practiced. fluardstucn am aiso
notified I hut the ghost will walk.
Tent TtieatiT Optus
Toby NorJ" cornelian will upon
! their tent theater tonight for a
week' run. pressing comeu)
drama and vaudeville. The open
ing play "Mother ' Love." hn a
strnnir Tobv part. Nord will be
j remembered "V many friend here
as having pioycu i.a u '
oral . ason In the past. The com
pany will change play nightly.
Women will be ndmltte' free to
nltfht with each paid ticket.
tiKANTS PITITIOX
Ol.VMPI-V. Wrmh. July 19. f.V-
The state dclmrtm-nv of public
work thi morning granlcd tho
Yakima Transit Company tho
right to extend It central Wash
ington slugo route so a w ...
i...l.. Interstate ervlco on new
linen citending from Hpokano to
Umatilla, ore., mid Iroui Umatilla
to l.'foscr. i ' .
I he I
I Obituary j
, I'RAXKMX OTIS I!.M;K
Tunerul services for 1'ranklin
Oils linker, til. well known lu l-u.
Grande, where for 15 years he was
employed by the o.-W. H. It. &
N. company, who men ai ii.i..
mook.. Ore.. Friday morning, will
bo conducted ut the llohnenKinip
chapel at S:0 p. m. illesday.
The Iter. William cromiy uo.
pastor of the I'resbvterian church. :
will deliver the funeral sermon, i
Huriul will be In the .SiimmervHle.,
cemetery.
Mr. linker was horn In Iowa in
1S.S. After his resldenie In iJl
timnde, he moved to Pendleton, i
Two year lut.-r he went to Port-,
land, and soon afterward to liua-j
mook. where he has mudo his
home since. v i
Ills death was the result of a
niilro-.d nccldenl lu which he was
Injured lust. April. He did not ,
leave the hospital afterward, and
died In his second operation Fri
day morning.
Hurt-King relatives besides .Hie
widow Include the following child
ren: Mrs. Hal Ilohnenkainp. or l.a
Or-jjido; Mrs. Avon Dean, of Port
land. Misses Vernlee, ll.-lea und
Corlnne. and Ocorge Maker, of
iTillainook. Hi brother. V. Al.
FOR YOUR C T C MILEAGE RECORD
This contest was inaugurated to' definitely prove that CTC
tires give thousands of extra miles as shown by the many testi
monial letters received by the Columbia Tire Corporation.
Check your tire mileage, and not only save money, but win
or.e'of the valuable prizes offered above.
Every CTC user and future user is qualified to compete by
complying with the following simple rules:
See your CTC dealer and he will fill out the form below, for
ward it 'to the Columbia Tire Corporation, Portland, Oregon,
and you are accordingly a contestant for one of the prizes.
EASl WASHER
standing
Advantages
jNo wear on clothes;
Simple easy to under- -
stand;
Quiet;
AH-iTclal wringer;
Wash and wring at same
lime; .
No heavy parts to lift;
Washes heaviest and most
delicate clothing equal- '
ly well.
FREE DEMONSTRATION '
EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWf R CO.
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READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
H.
Star
Arcade
Today
CONWAY
TEARLE
in
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Name of ronlestunl :
Address SI rc-l..
Serial No.
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Ileal. -r Name und Trade Hlyle.
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Lily Hlul
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La Grande
Tire Shop
SPORTING
la iTillainook. Hi brother, . .'i. , --jinjis. uji
..' I lifter. Il'xt at tor-, V.'yo. j V- 7Vjft7.,
I
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with
Barbara Bedford
Also a Comedy.
ALICE
CALHOUN
in
II
PARI III
W FE
A romance of the
movies and the folks
who make them.
Also a Larry Semon
Comedy