La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 20, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, July 20, 1920. HA' GRANDE KVENTNtt OBSERVER Tape Five Local News In Brief t COMING EVENTS , July 2i, S3; 21 Convention 'of Northwest Ileal Kslnte aMD riallou In lia (Irnudo. Sent. 2.1, 21, and 23 Union (ouiitj- lulr at .Elgin, Ore, To Haker litis Morning . ' . MJtwHffrbora'nitttt went Id; Ha-' kT on' this morning's train, Viioro she will visit for a few days. To Vnlon on UuhIij's - ' Mrs. Ada .fnill hers, of Chehalls, , Wash., arrived In l.a Urnndo this p morning on her way, to Union on business. To Yl-it ut Sail I,nkiN Miss I.orctln Ktllt left this morning for Salt l,uko Clly, Utah, where sho will visit relatives for about two weeks.- Shopping and Visiting Hero Miss Naiilno Whlsslor was In' the city from Covu today shopping and visiting friends. Klio also visited ut Island City. . .. To Visit llaushlcr Hi-t-c- K. N. Allen, of Portland, urrlved in Ihe clly tills morning and will visit Willi his daughter, Mrs. i.ouls Kborl, for some time. llusincs Cull'' Here ' John !.- "Mucphersoni --who )n managing the Wallowa hike won derland, was In town on business today. lii-ft Mils Moi'iiln; for Koino After vislllng hero with her par nils, Mr. and Mrs. K . U Halley, fiii- the nasi month Mrs. A. J. .rhonifcti-'" leimi'tnis'hitwiln irbr home lif "DuTuih; Minnesota. s i leuv'vroi Portland . I Kd 'AVorkman un.l son, Kenneth, j left tills morning for Portland,! from iiere they wilt visit Wnsli Inirloii itolnls for Ihe next few days, i They expect to return Sun day; . 9 . . !,cave;''for Tillamook Mri C. 35. Kunk. and daughter, Margaret and Dorothy, left last nlghOffir 'I'illamook. where ' they will iVpiko their borne with her son, (illbeH Joe Kunk drove with them as fatV us Portland. MmrhrlsMne la ,llStr ct de, . ;. T(,.ry ?, " ,yM,r ""l-'T . , T m ''ehUdren, Kdnk.anU John,'. Towery. soeiullon. le t last . nlghl .for Mn-., .. n ' TKt Itakur tissoi'.istlion tildtiy.' SIM will;; relllrh o l.a. Grall'le tomorrow. if i lsltUiij "1 Portland Air und Mrs. 1). 1.1. Steward JinvrR6ne to Port land, where tiny will ;;'S lsil llieir daughter,. ,:M-. Sam Sanies. Tliey will also vltlM HavrvSleward al Kelso. Wash, j Jin j'Vldan to be away two weeks.:,, ll! City l,usl Mghl ll.ifj.'h (li n end 1-cc of S;jiil.llke l.ity. i'tnll rrd!ek."f Slopped in I. a.' Grande last nlglil Ui visit al the .f.irk lllnll home. here. They 'are t.yiiiing llti'oiu;li Oregon.- They l"i here roi- 1'elntielon and- poinls ; west,:- iieyi wijl slop il"re again j..,i ujrd'r return trip to .Salt Uikc. VWIiiij Cil-.Ih Hen k Mrs. U. N. Dyer, of Walla Val ). WisliliiKlon. is visillng here with jier cousin, Mis. Laura Oliver. She arrived here Saturday accom panied by her twx- sons, Itobert. find Itarold. and will lie here Inde liailejy, Mrs. Dyer will be re nemiiiM'ed by l.a Crande friends as .lh)s Kdilli Munn. Arrived floiil Spokane Misses Lola and Virginia Mc WHIiains arrivc-d home this morn ing 'lioin" SpuUane, Washington. 'where they have 'ieen visiting re r I ..I t.w.ntli. T lev were'heeompanled by Miss i.oulseilo The Dalles, wliere she will coli- Den.lreiill. M IS. Ml'V.'i I llll 111 S- .list L-r, I tin UO lHT Vlsl t. who will visit here weeks. for aliout two llllylnjr: Sbccp in Vullry .1. W- Maehen. of Portland. Is Distinctive Luggage' Av bet her you choose tile lilOnntalns. the seashore, or just n iilliet lake near honi". let Luggage from Multno mah accompany you on your travels this summer. Wiirdrol Trunks 15 lo 9l . SI Suilcasi-s fH.1.1 to ClliUstoiu Hags .-, lo SiJ.'IS sin DV-iT-nlght -Hags 5 .. .ir lo S.1.85 ilut I'.o'S i (to.lS lo SiS.K.-. !j Clint's ,Clothiery "Tlic ston- nilli a t'(nii lii e ' v MKVN AMI IIUVS , l lllTITITlillS ' -' ' hero to buy Uecp In tho di-ando uund vaiicy. Hu registers ut the Kolcy liotnl. , ' , .i Here Ihls Morning ' i Mrs. v. 1'cagcr was In the city una morning on her way to Jo seph. Mrrn lor Onus ..... Mr. J. M. Kills and IIMIe niece Helen Huiugardnor, of Klgln, re turned home this morning after at lending the Al O. Haines hero yesterday afternoon. Left for llonic Mrs. Kred Hpaeth Sr. left this; morning for home ut Not us, Ida., after visiting Hero since last Krl- tiny at the home of her son, Kred Spaeth Jr. To VL-'lt at Klgln MlfS Myrtle Chandle through l.a Grande this passed morning on her way lo Klgln, where she will visit for some time. Her homo or. is in Portland. Tins La Grande L'lcetrlc, oxhlblt- : lag the A. li. C. Gyrntor electric Home from Inglcw washing machine, tho Thor elee- Mrs. Oscur Johnson and baby, j trie boner and thu Itoyul electric Mary Marie, returned to tJiotr cleaner. home here .this morning from'. James Itoaenbauin's, with tho Nongvicw. Wash., where they have been visiting slnco Saturday. Cain pin if this W.ctk Mrs. Hazel Itobln and her mo ther, Mrs. i.uno and Mrs. Kred Yi-ske are camping in the moun tains this vcck and 'picking -huckleberries. , ' III City Ilils Morning - If. G. Johnson, conlraetor, who has just completed the surfacing , of the Meueham overhead cross-' i Ing, was In the city today on busi ness,., ..- . w. Guest at Soycti ll'mu Mrs. (Jlivo Pay and daughter, Miss Khna, of l.os Angeles, Cali fornlui are visiting In l.a Grande guests at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Noyes. Mrs. J. P. Van Ovorn, of Portland, is also a guest jof Mrs. Noyes this week. , Home this Morning ATrs. D. , A. iarbine and son, Ice land, returned home this morning from Portland. Mrs. Combine .went to Portland last 'Wednesday to tmeet'hu-r son, wiio has-been 'At tending the' - Citizens . Military Training Camp at Camp Lewis. j Irene. Towery, all of this city, spent Hiinday at Pendleton, guests o Mr. and Mrs. Kred l'aulsrn. . ... ' Mirsli and small suns wi" '"' "signed to rooms. ,yj: ."'u' -jiiri.- ,ri-iliii-innl'--" lVl"iA-'"ri"- "onronlion pri r will be-:! morning lo thiir ' Koine a t ' i l.ynn. ' H1" 1,1 l" oV.lock, Tlnirwliiy inorii- Wasll rt)(, lt iVUv weeks ' vlwlrj . "J- ""' "t''nlng etlug In " ' . - . ... '.-......vtb'e moriling a large part of tho i w ith . Mr. and Mrs. ; U W. Coiiper; tiere.1 Mrs., Marsh is tv sister-in-law- Mrs- '""l"'r- ; jt'allcil lo Hood HKcr Mr. and Mis. 1-1. '. ( oiigheiiower and daughter, liara, are at Hood Lltivcr, where tle-y wore called Vliy Ithe Illness of: tlielr Hon, David, j David was visillng his aunt and I uncle: Mr. and Mrs. Prank Howell, -t Hooil lilver. w hen he suddenly I ! became 111 of app-'ndicllls. lie was uperated on last Thursday evening. His condition was serious for sev eral days but is reported to be bet ter at present. Sisters Oonclmlo Visit. . Mrs. ( It. Hrodeison. a rormer l.a Grande resident now ot. Tin: Dulles, with her small daughter, llepin, Venl home this morning lifter a visit, ol' several days' at the W. D. Mel'arlliy iiolile here,-. Archie Powell, who came; from her home at St. Mary'ji, M is. here Ida.. acCOmpanieu ller sisiei niece Hail OlK-rnlion ; Miss Margar-t Creasey was operated on for appendicitis Sat urday at the Grande llonde; hos pitat. Tho Crcasiy's now -make tlielr homo In Pendleton Jiut brought their daughter to l.a Grande to have Dr. It. P. Dandis perforin the operailon. Mrs; Crea sey Is hero with her daughter. She Is staying at Hie home of Mrs. G. N. Taiiilngton. Miss Creasey .is getting along nicely. l,a Grnnilc lins llurhcciic The first barbecue in l.a Grande started this morning at 2i' Depot street. Men have been working In stalling ftxl tires ror several days and today the work was completi d nild tile lii.it barbecued sand wiches served. Carl Itatllft and II. P. Anderson arc in charge of tin: place. They plan to serve barbe cued dinners at noon and sand wiches at all times tor day. They will also roast naiiis. chickens, other roasts before the open fire place, to be taken home anil served, ,ii' y anouncvd this morning. MilppcU Slock l roiilillid H. A. yucssenberiy was In the city this morning on his return tilp homo to lvlltcrprlso' from Porthind, wiicre he inarki-ted selx carloads of beef cultlu und one. carload of hogs Saturday. J. II. Pordlee, also of rait-rprls-:, was In tile city on his way home from Portland, where he marketed six carloads of cattle and one or hogs. Th'-y report that the catlle iiieiket was poor bccoilse tin re was too inueh stuck on the market.' Th- hug market was milch bctt'T however. Here VpsK'nlny j li. H. Halduck. state highway! maintenance engineer. arrled la the city yesterday and wtnt from I here to Ontario on an Inspection ' trip. Jle. was uccollipallll d by Mr. audition, .of, JU?. li.iJV-'J .'".'. .V.'-'W" ' FIRMS DISPLAY LABOH SAVERS Tho contributions of (he modern age in ease und efficiency In homc muklng were well represented unions (he displays that La Grande merchants arranged in the corridors of the high school building IiihL wct-k for the enlight enment of women who - attended The Observer's institute. Krom laundry lo druwingroom, Btl'-aci! haw studied and solved circus many of the problems that form jerly tied I hi' housekeeper to sor; did duties. Now with electricity j tamed to do thu heavier labor, she is free lo turn her thoughts from lucre housekeeping to the more satisfying work of homomuklng. Hero uro the firms who contri buted to the cxhlLitlon: The May I as shop, showing tho Maytag washer. The H. & S. Klectrlc, whose dis plays included tho Whlrldry wash- Mug inuchino and thu L'tenco iron- l-'rigldairu- and the Kureku, vacuum sweeper. Nate Xweifel, who showed tho Uil-o-matle heater, the Kavugo washer and Ironer and lite Hervel electric refrigerator. . Thu Oregon lardwaio & Iinplc- ment Co., displaying suggestions tor home decoration from Us new art department, Thu Newlln Hook & StaUdi.ery Co., whose . Orlhoidionle Victrota provided welcomo music for tho intennisiKons. . , , .: The Simula rd rO''l cdmpany; In- i:odueing Orunite eleaner, . ;,' . .Jilie . L atumet -, l-Jakhig Powder company, with a display of pro di" s f,,w1 I'torotui'o. ; Tho W. 11. Dohnonkump1' com pany, whose exhibit comprised a Monarch electric range and a Hoo ver sweeper. , , The Kasiern Oregon 1-lght tt Power Co., displaying tliti Westing- house electric range, Ihe Kusy kctno washing niaeliiiie. and tho,."11"3 w,'ru u,ut" aim siuisicr. HotppiiU electric Iron. REALTORS 7 COME HERE' TOMORROW (Continued from Pago 1) Xjlni'iiierliian, secretary of Noi'ihwest V assuclatton, said Ihe tills, .1 morning. . ""The caravan "will come to a stop at the I!. P. o. Klks temple here, wiileh will, he .official lieaduua rters jvention, where the vlsiling realtors' Ihil' will lie taken up with dei'.'gati-s conferences. thu , illat M ID lill,l,H lll'.lt SAN l'itANl'IKi'O Mrs. Anne Kaslnian attempted lo shove her auto-up ;an' Incline Inly garage. The ni-ichlne backed against ller and siie w-as crushed to death un der tile wheels. ,.-..iu win, iw.iniMii.-ii-iers al i ii-den. I Ctah. and Mr. Knowiloll.' slale doesn't say much oil her.. Speaking liiglmnv iiialiiteiiance engineer for deliberately, he says, It in my bo Ihe sl.-iU" ol' liah. who are making Hot that this Is the result, of a. an inspection of Oregon highways, colisprla.ey between vice tellers and especially the oiling operations un- certain members of the police de-dcrw-ay here. Tile party was ac- partincn!," and .then ho slops, cfvmpaliied as rar as Olover by. Mr., What Clin he MiyV , . Oxley, district highw ay engineer of ' Hut he. and Mrs. Mellet t like. Idaho, wiios:' heailiiiarti:rs are at wlso realize that the young odi-l-ewlston. and Hie enginei r In tor's death Is not going unheeded, charge of otiing operations in ( Canton Is aroused. Something Is Northern Idaho, and C. K. t 'arler. going to be. done. .Mellett. will not resident engineer in charge of ' have died In vain. (Copyright, lOiti. maintenance, of P-ndl'-lon. NK, Service, inc.) ARCADE TODAY - - '-. From the Novel, "The Chicken-Wagon Family" With MADGE BELLAMY - JACK MULHALL . J. FAKREL MacDONALD - PAUL PANZER And Don't Forget to Remember This Comedy Hm Roach C&3e fbrbot THE WISE GUY" will CANTON IS AWAKENED BY MURDER (Continued From Pace 1.) tures more dangerous than any Jungle ever spawned. .,)' A Victor hi lH-mlii ! J And that is why Mollelt. in his death, is Hccoinpllshtng what ho was unablo to accomplish In his life. Canton Is delennlm-d to clean house. . . It is expected . tlutt 50.ono will be offered us a reword for tho capture of Mellett'a aluyorfi. Hut that ts only a beginning. ' Kurnestly us the citizens of Cm ton want to see Mellelt' inurdor ers brought to book; they want even more .to make sure that Mel lett sltiill not have died In vain. They want to find out Just how far the official nurbllndness to erlmo, ivbich MlletL said extend ed through tho entire police de partment, goes. They wan t to throw out, forever, Ihe politically useful hut socially dnngerous Offi cials, If Mellett's rhargo proves corr rect. They want their, city reor ganized so that a thing like tho murder of this publisher can never happen again. No Halfway Measures. - And tho encouraging thing about U all Is that public Indignation has reached such a pilch thut halfway measures will not. bo tolerated. The city apparently Is going to get a reul purging. ' Through all the confused tur moil that results when .in outraged public opinion struggles to find Its voice, there la one figure that moves silently,' with an ulr of un speakable tragedy, That is the widow of Don Mel lett. . She does not share In the city's horrfiled surprise at the discovery that tho underworld of which her husband spoko';is realty f(f 'exist cnee. ' She knew as well as lie did that there were forces In tho city that would stop at nothing to si lence him,. Hho knew of the anonymous telcphonu calls ho re ceived, the .vague, menacing hints of danger that came ever and """ B",l w ",ul ,,,u u1' " "f 1 ,c cll' .". r(llro, r,'f,V"1 on litirklng 'rmKiHly. Yet it. w;as all so 'sudden.. . Kho rind her husband, "vltli two friends. Iiad gone'to a party. Returning to tint Mellett home, tho'-four, had chatted Inconaeniienllalty on the front, porch, while tho forccae. ruHt led in tli'C'niapies by tlie'HIdewntk. All this whilo i dusky figures liirked In the' gloom outsldci but she. did not s'ee llleni. .Ml(lntght'ca.ine,''a'nd Mrs. '.Meliott went to the kitchen lo prepare a lunch', ller husband stepped out the back ;Uoor to put. their auto In llliy. gn ratfe. Then there were five revolvi 'shots in the. darkness. The unlet street,- - tha.f Hul- heeu tc- mlMlon : miles 'removed from' danger and turuioll, licciilne a place of veiled hoi'l'or, of deadly, mysterious 'sha down. r ' ; . J", ,' Mrs. Ai.ellett. is not. "prostrated by gtief," She bears up 'nobly." Itut she asks to be excused from talk ing. ' And. looking In her face, you understand that she never, never will find words to expreHS the. emo tions that aro in her..',.' Canton Aronscil. .l.lovd Mellett, Dou's brother, and ctt v iMiitor ot me. nan.v isews. II WEDNESDAY be here THURSDAY PLACE PASTOR i BEHIND BARS V11 (Continued from Pago 1) river bed March 22 an that of Jose J, Pultrrsun, this pity, an nccountuut and. n h alo ' dcalur in stocks, , A : ; ; . Tho body was ' Identified by means of a silver belt buckle bear ing the Initial "1"' and a erysUl watch charm of unique make. (tMHlwiii a Xctirlibor. . Patterson disappeared from his home March 13 carrying u large amount of money and engotiable bonds. Goodwin is said by po- lice to have been a neighbor and close friend of Patterson und to have been with Patterson- when lust seen' here. j Kvldeneo Indicating that son's body hud been dragged lo tho river bed Saturday with guso- tine und set uflro were found, llco reporled. """"l1 arresiew , t't lv. pri t'laru ' Kveretl, whoso trunk T,? .''!'", 'V'r" ," tt ,f,Ml'.'1 0",1- stands near Alma's dressing tent, plln filed hero clnilglng him with sh0 llvi. llt Houson. Tux nuvcP nfrlngeincnt on: the WPyHght of louolluJ by ,,0 cireus fever, until H,o play "Gett ng Clerfics Garter. , , , . , , Goodwin Is said o have produco l wUh , , , clmnnlllB , ,!lo " y. ? ,.;,k',rBf m t0"" ot " conceaslon superlnten- and other California cities with- . , , out completing negotiations with , tho. owners of the rights of the I.xerts u 1-uscliiaUoii pUy, "You'd think we'd get tired of It. . Well, sometimes we do," Clara ad- McNAItY OX WAY 1IOMI0 mlttod, as she mascurned her SAIvKM, Ore., July 2U (AP). eyelashes before a mirror held be Uulted Ktales Henalor MeNury has tween her knees. "Hut wo can't telegraphed relatives here that lie live without 11 after we've tried 11 will arrive in Portland from Wasn- awhile. Duo year I thought l' ington; at- 7 o'clock next Kunday would stay home, I said I would morning, lie r.vl)l be accompanied n't even look at the billboards by Mrs. MeNury, und they will when they were up. Put a spend the summer congresslon.il month before tho t circus got to recess at the senator's new sum- Houston 1 was wild to get, back inef' "homo "on Ms ' farm neiir and work the show." ShMii. "Girls, I don't think I can go on j tonight I'm too full of homemado PIOPITG I TTnr'G i cake." sang out Irene Allen, slip- LUvLUo LiUlvliiO J ping in from a dinner engagement T A pT A Mnii'ilCi w'n w '' lrisons, und hurrying LiiY JlliyiJljl0 lnt0 lu,P iocahontus cuslome. iw: fCnntlnueit Prom Pniro t.) , tries. Hero a Ui-yesr-old Spanish about fried chicken und horn, beauty dances n sleek wire, scorn- baked biscuits," Clara sighed, us Ing a parasol or red to help bat- ll0 crumbled Into the web corselet anee her. Thero u trapeze genius )!mt tho circus girl christens a "O polses a elmlr on 11 h two rear legs Hiring," on a trembling bar and reclines as ' " (Jenerous Meiui. if ho had Ills feel safe under hint Not that Ihe cook-tent Is bad." own luble. And over, there again. Iiml !t wiIfm't. At luncheon yes u chit of a girl in green lights (,-rdav. Ihe.m were roast beef, swlnsrs ;inorrlly head downward - mmthed potaloeH. baked beans, white s.ho clings o tho bar with 8iu.,.( tomatoes, bread, coffee .and only. ItAr heels. ! rasnbern shortcake with lemon Sitbimls Put T7:oukIi Putt's . furling tigers, dusky elephants, 1 (lUeruloiiS' iebras, hlirb-sehooled dogs and horses, yapping seals and roaiing lions watting to lake, (heir appTa intfr'j' .i-u Grtinde took u' special interest In tuivnlmai acts, for In the dar-Ingi'sllft-pr girl Vho '; handled the puimisMfTielgltbors and friends re ebgnl'KAi Ahhit' Mar'tlnwiio use)1' to live with her grandfather, Abner Page, nt Imbhr, not many years ago, "Alma has been Mimply dellrous slnee she saw La Grande listed tlvrtyrBute.'.u. girt wiio works wilh lb'? elejdiiirifs confided - us she cold-cri-Uified the makeup off her Star Theatre, July 20th & , DON'T OFFICIAL PICTURES OF THE WORLD WAR! Taken by" the. U; S. Government Signal Corps. Auspices of La Grande II The Picture That h D A.M I I Rocking America To l wl Released lo Ihe first lime SEE WAR'S HORRORS Troops huddled in' the w e t, muddy trenches, waiting for the zero hour. A low command from the officer in charge and out over the top into the hell of shell fire, machine gun bullets and gas laden air. A buddy hit, a moment to make ' him a bit more comfortable, then shoving on again. That's war That's what "ON FLAN DER'S FIELD" shows you. You have a new conception of real horrors of war when you sec this wonderful film. 1 Sec Krr M "rsiis: fuce after tlje afternoon show. ---Alma At lluino Him-o , "Wliy. not? It's home," laughed Alma happily, And niie went, on lo tell how her grandfather and Grandmother Page had raised Iter from the time she was u day . old until she went to Marshfhitl to live with Jier mother when she was seven. She went to school ut lm bler her first year, and remem bers dozens of people that she used lo know in thu valley. Grandpu Page, who has lived in Union county 43 years, uud Unclr Tom. his son, who run a garage at lmbler. were proud guests of the bravo lllllu puma trainer ami her husband none other than the elown policeman l tho circus grounds yesterday. Clown Her Husband Milt Taylor, one of the ; Ih-hI clowns on A. G. )Jurnes' payroll, WUh Alma's reason lor joining the t.ircuai 8ho explained. 'And that's the way most of us get here wo marry Into It," ndd- "That's what's hard when the lucky ones with friends, like Irene and Alma, como back and tell us A steward planner) It;' a chef superintended i'onr cooks and four second cooks In the preparing of It, nearly 1000 executives, p'er- formers and working people hejp- ed to. consutpe U- -DSIi to b exact, says; ' counting Skinny Tavon Ma da me Rlula only once' and the German Jabbering inldgets Individ ually. . .,': 1 ' .' ! . ' 2011 AiilmaK Just four hours are required for the Jsr- to move In and , settle dbwn, aecordlng to l)awsou. who Ih tlu? press a.i'nt and paid,' he says,- (d(eolltebijfn(HMrntHii i ( lui ttiitinrsi, Two .thousand animals . from I he big zoo ut linrnon Clly, near Los Angeles, cotne with. theni;"h(! says. MATINEE 2:15. EVENING 7:15 AND 9:15 MISS THIS! ACTUAL FIGHTING! WAR AS "ON FLANDERS FIELD" Its Foundations Public for Ihe WHAT IS WAR? Do You Really Know? "ON FLANDERS FIELD'' and know for yourself! and thero uro COO horses. Tho four hours leaves a good deul of lime, outside, of perform ances. And when the circus girls uro not rehearsing, they wash and mend their clothes. , "Most of ,-ua inako our own cos tumesall except tho girls whose mothers are with tho show," Cluru said with un euvious smile at the petlto blonde daughter of Dorothy und K'-year-old Johnny Miller, whose mothers wero both pulling on tights, "And then wo have a club with 14 rulea Costs you 10 cents to swear and 25 cents If you filch from another girl's trunk." . "Circus life Is pretty regular and domestic' laughed Alm'i, "but it sometimes has its thrills." And she showed some livid sears on her left arm where a. maddened puma tore he". just last April. Occasional AHittents. "Afraid? No. I didn't feel frightened at going buck in the cage again. Iff usually the other girl's accidents that scare your Hid you know that Mary Gallagher fell from her trapeze and sprulned her unklo this afternoon?" And then they told of a Utile fellow performer, now In Halt Uikc, who had to have her arm cut off uftep u fall iost year. "Sometimes when wo think of what has happened to another girl, wo get afraid." Obituary infant i i;mti;i: - The infant son or Mr, and Mis. George Kerree, who died .Sunday morning, was burled Monday fore noon tn the I. (), O. K. cemetery. Knodgrass & Zimmerman were in charge. HAUY l'IKTIOS ' The 14-ilay-old son of Mr. and Mrs. William ,7. Ksles, of Perry,, who died Monday morning, will be lin.ld to rest In the cemetery at Un ion this afternoon.. The baby was born at tho Grande Itonde hos pital. MltS. COItA I,. VOl ,11 K'Miernl services for Mrs. Cora L Cole, who died In (he hospital hero I'Yhluy alter n long illtp-bs, were held at. 1 o'clock Monday af ternoon at the Weit chapel at Pu ker. ' The decedent, a resident of Ma ker, was born in Louisville, Ky., In I SOI.. Hho moVed westward to Col- $1 Holeproof -the price you Itkn to pav when you know the value Is there. A wonder rid lino of colors lo rltooc rium, Art & Baby Shop r "You may sec him there" 56 STORES jQ Wore No. Ill tlOI Ailnm Ave. 1a Oi-undo, Or. Children's Play Suits 89c Cool and comfort able play suits for these hot days. iBlne. denim or stifel cloth, collar, and cuffs trim med in red. Priced low at. S9c. , orudo, und (hen lo Oregon, about I 'eights years ago, ; Nelson Cole, of l.a Grande. Is one of eight children who survive her. Wc Buy for Less We Sell for Less All wool Bathing Suits, beautiful as sortment of colors at........$1.25 and $2.95 Men's and young men's oxfords in pop ular styles, light tans at ......$2.95' "A Safe Place to Buy and h Sure Place to : Save":. New York 5tor& Destroyers of Prices. 21st IT IS! i: ! ' I :