La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 13, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, May 13, 127. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Fivo A Local News In Brief Iliilfrpri Visitor V. J. Vun Puker spent tho day jpro on business. Hi iH stopping fit ihe Summer hotel. 111 1'iiiuil II. i' Tyler spent I n Ion on businesn. Insi nlnht. yesterday ut lb- returned I'Jl-lertt Visitors Mr. Itaruudnu unl family :ir visiting in Hi' iiy tl'i week from Crand llnplds. Mich., andf ir stopping tit Ihi- Kohy. J-'nmi Washington (. K. Met 'lure, from Washing ton. Ih in l.a (Iran do demonst rat -lliK tli l-'rankliii car. Hit Is nitw it n l at i In Foley hotel. etiiriis I 'ifiin I'orlliiiHl Max Turn nt tirm-d from Port land yesterday morning wIhti- In urvfinipunli-it his wife Mm Titrn Js 'reported as feeling much belter. ,; l.cft l-'r I'milniu! ! I.on Harris lift for liis offices l tn Portland yesterday aft. rnoon by , ftinn. Hi- plans to he gune about n S, month. Mrs, iu-ri Thompson, Kalei-prise. fip.nt yeHterday.' In l.a (irando I popping. Sin- fw'r-Kl.strrol nt tin 'p'ohy hotel, ; 1 1Itc IVnin KiiU'ipH-' Among tin- visitors from Knler- prise is Mr. McKetridgc who .will rrmain in this city for a few days 6n husinesw. II.- is slopping ut the Knlcy hotel. ( Will ni--tn-.aul i fc. The Star Novelty orchestra will I reorganize the first of next week ! tinder new management. TIhto will Ih- Ht-vral n-w musicians aM-cil. Cio lo Portland Mrs. W. H. ..Mlstolt and Mrs. Henrv Y.ske left last eveiilntf on tniln No. 2.1 for I'orilan.l where they will attend the dislrict. con vention of the Woodcraft lodtfp. I I Hi liquet Tonight The hanquet for the (rraduailnK rlass of Central .srhool will ! held this .v.nlntr In th.- local hti;h R?l)00) irvin nasi inn at N :('!. AH pnrenls of the- studenlJ are urfred to allud. Ixiik- I'm- VuikxiUvim- Mrs. M 11. I.ill'lli. Ntimpn. ' hn'i ih"ii vihiiiob iii ti"' ''"y f'"' . I'l W .liiys l.'ft for Vnnroiiv.'r to vlsll In f.irc Kin- r. turiiH li li-r Jinim- In Niimp.i. She wii.hu visitor nt tho SoinniiT liot.'l. i-t, ,1,-i-s r.nmmn I'lii Itfti- Woi-,1 has li.M-n ri-i-.-ivcil . . MfM'O . ,... Miss M.-llm lliinlin lias lili- .lt!.-il MXumm VM;Ui iijivfiyKu" ' . u lili ll nlo iH AKrli-tiltiirnl nit' ml in tr. Sum: nt. Wallow" : 'I'lio iliunilii r of rnntnioiTP Itiar- til, (I. 1.. Iinlton. Kliiu-r Slo.liliiril i Willlutns. wint to Hiilli.-. I I shi-rwootl Wallowa last HiKlit. wln'ri Hi y sani; 101- un-i-x,-rt-lsfs tli'-ro. foiilliionci'nu'n.l Mrs Wllllatiis wont -Willi -n-il-uits A 1!. llwnli-r nlso iirrom. V-'ini.-il tin' K'-niiP to Wallowa ronn ty. 1l..inl.l,K. Xlt Alvin W. sniilli. trout n - 'riarlinont of oontinoroo linnati or .,1 hniisos, Washinulon, l. I'.. I in' ""V r-.-olvinjt MJr I jot. of ropuli lng nml w n U mu t nt ;i.oon llRltts betwwn North l ow- i.lor nml l'tisoo. Wash. 'I Ii" "i-1" t ,1.;. iflMiilimi. ' won. I no opoin-n '" - I'horoiaro 2lt lishls li(-two.il till- -,two plaron to no - . TM.-imt Hall Team Ituth Scott, Junior of P. of O,. 'j of f.a Orando, has he n chos- n a. ; member of the Girls' all-star bnae- bitll and hockey teams. II has heen announced. Two irirls from each elasN who have diHtiniruished them selvey hi the rerent series ot paines were chosen to make up the sttir t.-atns. Miss Scott was chosen as one of the members for both the tennis, from ihe junior clasf. Tho tflrls who were picked will ffO to I'orvalSls on Saturday, where tin y will paHieipale (n ih- annual Play Dfiy. when the Rirls oj' ihe Oreiron Afcrirultural c'ntlciro ;ml the 1'ni- SelKOut! Close ONE-HALF OF Ol'R PRESENT STOCK OF Hisii-Riadc (iiality (lotliinjr, Furnish in rs. Shoes, Trunks, 'Suit Gases and Hajjs. Even Article in Our Store Reduced. I I ilolr t I ' I j in in,- I (LINT UPTHSERX B : rV "THE STORR VvlTH A CONSCIENCE 1 1 Men's and Boys' Outfitters vei-slty of Oregon init to piny iriiin.-K mill iltHensH prohleniM uf physioii! rtlneuttnn timl nth let 1cm. ' At I :n)ri prlM' A. 'I. Hill was at Knterprlso yes terday on business. I . -ri Today .l is. William lb URhan I ft In- duy Km- Portland and f 'orvallls. She i ill visit tit r sister, Miss Ib.i Hunks ut 'oi vallis. ' ILIK-I. tit S. lwuil Will in u HiiodgrasK hup returned lo school after being absent for j several days recovering from In ! juries received In an anio ucel j .1. ni the titht of the week, I Mr. Thomas III I Mrs. A. V. I.lndgron r subst it ut tn; in tlit lfif;li S'-liOuI for War ren Thomas, who is ill id home thin v.-.l. ' l ined I'm- Spertliiiti - .1. T. Iiavi.-s was fin.tl $10 amt costs in th,. justice court late yes 1 1 i 1 ; i y on a charge of speeilinu. Hi- v;im arnstcil near Imltler. Home I'riMii INti-tlaial i Mr. ;iml Airs. HukIi K. Mrmly have retiiriieil to their liomc here iifler ji Jilt.s trip to i'ortlan.l. They wen- nrcoill pa;i led liy Jerome I I'oh y :inl Mrs. .hitlux Uoescli. Here l ioni I'umi V. .1. I lit hiii. of Pasco. Is in the city Unlay. Mr, is la-hiiiitf on tin joh of servicitiK Ho und ht-acon lishtR lo t w North powder. en Pasi-o t ' I :pt ipmciit l-jiiitcfr Here k ! I.. 1'. t'amphell. stale highway eqiitpnu nl entiint er, was In the city yes'.rtday tin husines!. lie left lu re for Hal'-in, where he makes his headquarters, in the afternoon. Impi-m in Kernii e McFetridne. of . Knter prise. who has iieeii very ill at the Orande l''nde hospital following a mastoid ope rat ion. is reported lo le hi iter today. I I'iucil S10 Fred Nodine was fined $10 and costs in the justice court this, moruinti on a charge of perm it ling a minor lo drive his car. He wast ' h-ltinfc his son. Sam, 14 years old, ; i drive. ! III III ItlMIK' I'M Moon, who h;is h, n viry ill lit his lio lor wv.-i'iil il:iys, i,M r, l.ort. ,1 to lio li.-tl.-r toilny. His lii-olh.-r. Hurry Moon, is In-ri- from roi-tltiml callvil liy liis illn.-sA Ho will in-oli:il)ly ri-lllrn liomo totnor row .vi-nltlir. Ih-1'1 Yrj.lri'dny . Mrs. .1. V. Ii.-KKi'S. of Oi'iirtini't, i,n- .,11. .1. lol'l ,il'ilun.l'.,,l'.'.J"'1' lini'i" Visiiini,' liiTo lor "tonr ilnys hot- iKiri-nlH. Mr. and Mt-M. l-::im, s. nil,!" ol !t,-l- ri-lnliv.-s. I i.-itiri-s is niaiiiii;. r ol tint t with I Mis. -urliail liol'-L ,-iy 1 -Hrr ltof i I'lili i- lii-w loltr-r roll.-i'lion liox.-s nn- lii'inc put up in l.a, (Iramli- liy the posl oi'tliv iMiartnwiil. lino ol' tho hoxos will lio loi'atotl ni-nr fon norilali'. otio mar 1 lit- (Iroonwooil Kohnol nn, I on,- lloar Itlv. ria si hnol. . Tlio throo now Iionos w ill ntako a jlolal of I'.l l.-ll.-r rollocllon l.oxi-s In , I tin- oily. I ,f ... EN TLRPRISE MA HOST TO P. E. Q (rontlniipil from Page 1) - wlll In- si aired Tuesdny niirht when I the H.l.l,.'s. men's auxiliary, will! cowbov dinner, with a touch I of t lie iiritnil ive ml i nary a i t or t jlhe camp. F. Savajfe Is chnir- j man of the men's committee. Meetings of th" convention will I continue throuirli Tuesday and lo ( WedtK r-.hiy noon, jid jotit n meat j .t com in if in lime so that visitors can i i K. t to l.a Grande in time to lake j an eveiiintr train out of that city, j I buales irel reduced rates on the I i ail i conn iad to l.a thence by Grande and auto staffes. v ill Anotl.inoor was .i;....ui,f ,.r W,.n,,. irroslo, 1 wliilo o.-iiiltttfil ri 1 111 ;ii,l II toolt 1 1 If l,,.:ils. Sioot.-ili,i-H ! wind (till of hlx s:,li Out! sam. Mm: r ;lP0STP0NE TRIAL FALL, SINCLAIR) I 'Columbia Supreme Court i Sets Date of Oct. 17 , Instead of May 23 WASHICTdN. May 1 : (Al' ! Trial ol the I-"all -Htn'Malr oil ion J spir;iey case tum postponed today Jin Ihi- I ist rirl of Cnlnmhia sii-prt-me rourt from May I'.'l lo t let -IT. I i 'oni i n nee of the caso was ; askeil 1 y Arovernment counsel nd that further effort mijrhl he made j lo serve a .stihpoetta. on JameN l' ; O'Neill, former president of I'lahio ' Oil and (ia.v eom:iany. d-seiihed as la "pivotal" wiinejt in the case, j Kortnal reporl was made to the ; court that a suhpot-na hail Iteott ! si-rved on H. Itlaekiiit-r. fonm r ! chairman ol the hoard of tin- Mid j wt-st It.-finitiK company. l'he suh ' poena wiiy St-rvet hy an Ameiieiiri ) consul on a train h-tue(n Moute j ca t lo a nd Niee. France, j Owi'ti J. INdierlH lold .lusllce illil. that he assumed IllaeUmer would appear in response to the .stil)po na although Ihe on miss- j low oil op' rator refused Hi accept the court summons when Ihe Am j I'llean consul tendered It to hilu. I lie also i-efusi-d lo accept $r.au of I fered iik hf.s expense money tor his : r.-lurn to tin 1'. S. The leNtimony of O'Neill and j ltlackniei- is souwhl in conneciion with the organization of tlie i;on ! lim ntal Tradinir 4-ompany. The pov. i nmeiit lias conlended that AI M'ash.. ! hert It. Tall, tormer wereiary of I tie hui '' interior who negotiated the of Teapot l)onu' naval oil reserve to Harry Sinclair er Uor, tveeiveo' $i':P'.riuo ct . hands ohtaim d hy oil op in lih Sluclal r from tiu- company. S'inclairs senience for of t he st nale which was heen announced on m-xt w as post pun i-d t od ay hy onlempt to have Monday. J u stiff Hit, until next Friday; attorney.- making the pi had important hoard o Sinelair's i that ho dii ecoi s tin atime. meeting to attend in tin Sinclair was found Kiiitty of refus- ' ine lo answer questilons of the M- n aie committee. ItEX LA GRANDE HIGH ATHLETES I LEAVE FOR MEET (Continued from Tape. 1) I "Jf Allen, of IVmlteton. rnm petes Saturdiiy he ott'ht lo win the bron d jump, as he has already leap d :'1 feet S inches this year, Alh-u and l.ynian. of l.a Grande, should have a Kieat scrap in the hiixh jump. This event Ih no cer jtainty lor anyone, though; any of I the foiiowinif lads should havi- a ciianee: Hunt, of l.ineo'n; Conktln, of Jefferson; and Hall, of Klam ath (''alls. i "Kteiznieier. of l-'nni litln. ' lofikii like a first in Hie pole aull. Ither Wonlestants will be Sh.edy. of ' Marsiitieiil: (.ymaii. of l.a Grande; ami I mlf. of (taker. I I .".lames, of II- nd. has llnnu' the j discus 114 iei l, rnrth' i than iiuy other pn pper in Hie state. so should come Hirouh in the slate meet. Itrown. -of Itenson; Keffer. jof La firande; and Havis. of Cor- j Ivallis. all have fine records In the I philter event. I iiirt' Charlton Wtniici- 'The javelin on dope snouiu im v tor Charlton, of t.:i (Irnilde. w ho tossed the wan. I farther In I competition than his nearest rival, ! Avetrt, of Commerce. ! "Three men. Sietrmund. of I Saletn; l.tllic. of .b-tferson; and i peniand, of Pemlb ton. look like i winners in thi- L'tt-lnvv hurdhs. ! sniiil. Given (lianco "In the 4 10-yard dasn. .ian. of .le.ffeifmn. will undoubtedly bid tor first place in the state meet. Smniz. of Pn Grande; and Hr:mdle. of Iteavrton. are not far behind Maris, on the dope sheet. 'i.illlo. of Jefferson: and Daib y, of corvailis, probably will bo out. in front in the lim-hlt;" slicks. I.vtnan. of l.a Gn.nde. and Alien, i of p.iidtelon. lire also threat k. j "In the HHi-vard dasn w-'H'""""-.n.i McCord. of llaker. ( V.o'ul.l put on a Rreat race for lirst honors. Ovciltiok I'riiH. ,0 I'orvallis fiitnrrs. tho 111 full in oonslilor fiioo. in ,-Mn. Willi n throw ol' If) his r. oor.l ill HnUor. Thoy I III- ot IO orlonk I'rii-i- In Ih 11 ml ' 'hailton in th low ills- also ti in.it l.ooal fans, tutor rarr-fnlly sorut- inlnztnt: ninrkH ma-l- in "tlior larric i ,j-ols ovor tho sin'", li-li' v.-' I-n I llrmt.l,. lilKli oan.ath.-r from it. I" , :t;. polnl whioli. 11 !"o '"" ' I sohools splil shonl'l win th honors snrtlon 111. j III. ot. will r'olvo ro. , t Stilnrilay artor a fintil slory on 'I'll,- I ibson or ports of tho no noon. Inolit.linir !h- wltiinr tui'l how La. t.nin.10 t.1 lil 'os I ,1 In-Uvi'i'ittl'y- SCHOOLS TO CLOSE week FROM TODAY (roMlnnoil from Put K tin. rhll-lr-n will 1" .lisiniKSo.l nn til I-'rl'hiy altornoon at 1-1 whon I If," win moot in Ions looms I o t-.-oi-ivo tltoir port ranis, I -11111! ,-vmiiitui ' ton" I,., liiv.-n Mt.ti.ln. Tin-s-lay inl in, sI:iy of novt wook. (.rtlilirs to (iraililillr niii.lro.l t.r.'l - I'vlt sttnl. ins .a tlruli'lo s-hools will 00m-,.- oiKlilh cr.olo nork this 1111.I will Mil.-r liit-'li -utiool , Minnie. This nntnlM-r. w hi' h inoro than last y. i.r. havo al- onrollo.l ill tho tiiKl) W'hnol 10 LobIii work In tho fall. Wttn. l-ron-5 cei.ls--A f:oo1 CIp.r I O'olool Honor Mothers At Lodge Meet In Eagles Hall A n Intel est I up prucraDi in h Hcrvuncf of Mother s day was riven last evening hy th local t.uliie u lla'es at the Mark's hall. Tlie previa in started wli h in vo cation hy the Itev. J. A. Ilnll, after which Mrs. hnii Lester hiiii a s.tlu. aceompanied hy Mrs. 1-amin at ihel,inXiety piano. Oem'i Moats pla-d a liar- ! .'i-cneli monica so In. ,'Iituiii pa nied hy M ih? .Ma Mill WoimIcH..;, ml the Women" a , Miiariet from the l:ehekah ! '. composed of Mrs. Ma Moats. Mi:. , Alariha Moss, .li.s Mamie Witmle I and Miss l.ydht 1 1 uk sanK. M''- nd 1 M I'm. Fritz I loft inan no vi several ; Swiss yodidlui; numli4'is and Kay Aenl played a mandolin solo. ; i:. llielow. past president of U'ashimrion tdd how the i-;alt s Were Ihp founders of Mulder's dai and told of the or.uil.ili-. P.de L'.t vears ao. He d r tii. rilxd the a rlons la ws founded hy i lde, includintr the mother's pr sioi law and die men'i uoikl compcMs.tl ton law. ;uso the old pension ld!t on which meinhers now witiiiiim and which has aire heen adopted in nine slates. He spoke hrielly of t'otinid iHf It. Mann, of the l trefoil ilepa i t meiit who was one of tlie first men to ar rive in the .Mississippi viilh-v flood eil district to hidp those sufi'eriu; from the fl I. Dr. A. B. Hall To Give Enterprise Graduate i:Ti:itPi;ist;. May 1 :i. tspe- cial) Dr. Arnold llennelt Hall, president of the Fniverstiy of tiro (ion, will deliver the en in inenee (ii en I address for I he ei-nMu' exorcises to h held In the hij;h srhool here Tuesdav evening. Ai. .' IT. Dr. Hall will he i:itet of h..n..e at a liaiumet kivcii for the frrnduat- In class hy the Kntcrorise Woo en's club and the chamhor of com nieree. earlier the same evening. LEVEE GIVES BEFORE PUSH OF 01 3IIS.I. h'st niht for the riihi of C.,in , n.nn.ler Itiehard !:. Hynl. This (Continued f-otn PtiRn One) were wearinir. Most of thciu were men who had been working on the levees. Two days aifo they had stripped Hi cm selves to shlrlH and trousers while workintf in the hot sun. When yesterday's rain came they did not stop work to put on more clot hint,. t 'onsc.pieiitly many reached 'I'orran badly chilled and niifferinif from exposure. : Illness Feared i Ah. Parker expressed tin belief, that t his m i lit cause much Ill ness and Inslruoled the bonis In thu vicinity to (end all possible aid and svnt word by radio for the coast Kii.'i rd vessel,- nea r Slmme.poill: with I .S -surl tioa ! to iro and evac uate marooned refmrecs. ! Six seaplanes. Hn- entire air flee! stationed at Nalehez. were sent to day to Torras li lake supplies to marooned refucee.-: in the Piu Itend area. NKW YoltK. May Ft (Al1), -The petition of Waller Taylor, Clevo'and fiKhl pronioler. lor an in in 11 el inn aifalnsl Tex I llcl; ai d anil t In- corporal ions til lied w it a him to prevent the Jliiitpy Alii -li'ht loney-.lai-k Shark'-y lo av yw fbrht May pt.' ws d- nie.t t l.v Federal .Indite Giidih.rd. l.iV think how ConvenienP in any kind of weather any cason any hour you can have right at hand the most delicious milk or cream, as rich as you want it for coffee, cocoa, cream soups, creamed vegetables in any kind of cooking or baking where the recipe calls for milk merely hy having Bor den's Evaporated Milk on your kitchen shelf. That's why the wise housewife buys several tans at a time. Hut to be sure of that pure, fresh milk flavor and creamy richness, insist on Borden's. M,,,l.. In Tim Noiihw :-t j FLYERS WAIT I FOR WEATHER i TO CLEAR IT (Continiifd from Tutre 1) j i. manly posilde" In I lie search for! the at. ; "l desire to extend to you and, to the people of Fra ncn this -, piessloti of my deep personal sym-j nathy. uhltdi I assure you W shared, hy all A nierica ns at I Ills time ut' 1 ver Hie Tate of the two motor. NiiilKess-'i- and t'oli." the pre-idetil's inessace said. "Their .- ; lend it) oiir.im1 has loin ln d Hie i io. t: tna t ion of Atot-r-iea asid there is everywhere the most i-araesi In.pe that t hey may still he found. I assure- ou thai lliis f:overiiini-iil is doim: every thing hit tna itl possihle l. assist In Hie sear. h and i pray that Hii--seai'ih may ihsue in aueeess." i:iis iti-:v K1 WASIII.VOTiiX. May 1:1. tAI'l ,A reward of f.-.uiut fi.r any aviaim .who discovers either of the miws 'inu I'i'eiiidi flyers or traces of their .airplane, has heen posted hy II;. V ! mond oricj. sponsor of ihe . iiimi New York-Paris fllullt prize. ; I.AKKIII'IIST, X. .1.. Mav ill. The navy diriuihle l.os Auueles left its s.aiiou hei-4- al .".:l'l lii;ht lintel this inornin;' mi a train inn cruii alom; the Atlantic coa--l (lurimr which a elosi watt h will he , k-pl lot" posihle traee .(f XlHI!:es- ; ser and Cull, l he missing I'reneh ( aviators, TWO IIFADV TO Fl-V i NKW ViUiK, May 1 :. -Three Amerieaii planes slated for lloii-stop fliuhls to Paris were herthed on Lorn; Island flyim; fields today. At PurPss field was the Pellanca ' ! i oln.pl. i ne 'oliiMthla In w hleh t'lar eta-e t 'hainherlln and Lloyd norl and had hoped to hop off early this morninu unlit uulavorahle weallpM' re p j S). St reports eair.eil th ni lo decide po.a poiiemeni. j Peside it was t he Kyan slnii lei' loonoplaiie. "The Spirit o I.oilts" in whieli Captain I'harh" l.imlber.uh fie l'rniit S:i ii Miry,, Cat., In two days preparatory flight to France whi.h may develop Into : race with the lu.w ll.-l- lancji. And at llooseveli field was lhi- Fok ker no-no plane America s'enl ,.e,.i- r-.,i. n-ii. i. 11..1..I1U v Illlll is lo he post polled, however. Ulllll ihe fale of the tiliilli; Fl'enj'h 1 lyers. Nun cesser and Coli is de termined and until Hyrd has re covered fioin a broken wrhd In jill'e.l dariiiu' a test flicht. The America slill has sevt-ral days of leslinir before ll can lie pronounced fit for servlee. DOROTHY MACKAYE TELLS OF VISITS (Continued from Pas 1) particularly Klklon are so called because nf lenh nl marrlaire laws. A search of the records for I ! I S ami :tp also failed to rt-vel either name nor did 1 hey show Ihe name r.f Ci-darbloom. thai of Itayiiioitd'a mot her. As ir Miss Mackaye's statement on the willies-- stand that she was married by a justice of the pence, j it was pointed mil that the Miny , hind law requires that all tnar rhufes in this state inusl he per formed by a resf 11 tarty ordnltled ; minister of Ihe gospel. A justice : of the p.-ace could not have nmr - riett them imh s. In- liapetied to be a cleriryman. Uv in. enl--. fiofid lt;i Club Women In Convention At Corvailis, Ore. fO' II.IS. the.. May I :t AP - I leh-KateS to the seventh U lltllt.ll coimniion of the OreKon l'edera tion oi' tUa-liU'SK mid Piofessloti.il Women's clubs were flockintr into Ihe city today. The opening e. shin w is set for this aflernoou. Miss Margaret A. Fh iiiIiik;. slat pli-sldenl. e.iHtllff it lo or.h-r. MlSS Florence SpeUiei". of N'W York, i ' pres. nt im; l'n- nation:-! lid- vaimn. is to .sp.ak al the an nual ha ot i in t Sa! iu d: y niyht. Tile t e,-ltVe colllK lt llici l.i lap today wllli a dinner, and there wilt he nn in for mill r-cepiion hy I !i loc:i club toniMld. Miss Mo, lie llalr. of Knifed', first let- pieshhut. Is to pr. si-le nt a iiinelooii Salurday noon. I'resiileni w. K.ir and P :n .1. . Hi xe, of Oie-rnn Acm.iiI tural colleL'e. are to sp ak. Mead To Attend Columbia Uasin j League Meetingi SIM IUAXK, V;ih.. Mny :(AI'! I :. .si.l.-K lir. I ,.,, M. !, i , ,-t 'i;il illct loi- nl' 1',','liinmtl.iM. uii 'ii. I l"'IH Ol tlU' ,'ilJIMI'i'HNilHl.ll ili'l, I IIhiim uf Wiililllniitfili mid tn-ryiin! ni" in illMUHf on III.' W,iKi'illll ill tin- ;inminl in,, 'liny nt tin' I'uhim hi:i r.nsln I i-i li.il inn I, :,ku,' It, h.. hi'l.l I - - May I'n. It w.is ;i,i- ttui'n 1 I iy th,- l. r-i:n' li.-r.' I n.t-i v. , St'n:ilnr l". i". IMII. l:. ir. s, nt:i-i li.. .. .1. siiinuM. nf iinriin, iiii') l;,'pr,'S,;il;iti, s .Inlm W. Sun I rn i s l iiml S.uii It. Mill. ,.I WiisliliiKlmi. ! nr.- Ui SliMUlll. sp nl; nlnnj,' wilh .1. 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Work Shoes In i . ii : ti I . i. . iill-je.il her, In Inn Sl.aH I-; ve-pl ion:i ; values in lull stock but hei ; om Ion tl Ion s'th-s, moccasin toes, Work Sox (;. li'ilti" I lo, l.ioi ,ls. In inn nml hltto, I0-; :i for 2."- 111, .. I; and coiduvan. dur I'ulai prlei n Work Pants lloaiy While oi. is in It It.l t in, .Sli.aO Ih ;a y 'nt t unii ih s irood I ill ito;. ' a pe , Ham uv i':i II:', and will wear b- It- r. .S l.r Men's Work Shirts In blue and riey chambray. Full I ill, I Vt o pM ItetS, Itit; f it 1 1 -.-u t rtlilt ts. ii, ,-l, n nn, I It,.- 11,1 h.-t nil,) : s; tu hiillon-'loutl io,-l..-ts: I. Ill Ki.v, hi.,. It. it Hi on. khaKI tun I hlekotv. 7r? PElf IBM Destroyers Of High Patterson Gives Brownlee No Hope HAl.KM. Ore., May (Al') In u peisonal interview loday Coveruor i'llttersoli Informed rela tives of Albert Itrownlee that he iloci4 nol expoct to stay the exe-u-lion of I trow ti lee, whu is under Kcntcnoe to be hunted at the peni tentiary ue.xt Tuesduy for the mur der of Ksion J looker In Lane county. The governor Maid, how-ei-r, that there i Mtill ii pOHsihil 11 y of Hew developments In tin case that iniKht cant." him to halt the execution. l wt sisters and a brol her-in-law of 11 row tile,- appeared before the governor and asked that the cum mutii the Henteiiee to life Imprison ment. They contend that llrown lee y aid of normal nienlaitty, duo tn wounds and shell shock while w it h the army in l-'rance. A Iso tin say that the fact thai his kuii. found alter the trial, wns loaded Willi soft lion I'd bull, is is eVi.h-nee that he did not shoot Hooker. Slashes Throat With Safely Razor S.YI.KM. Ore,. May I :i (Al'l With her throat slashed from ear to ear. M rs. I tora - Moser faces death today In her home at 11 os klus, soul hw est of Independence. Her husband, llayliss Moser, part ow ner of the KIiik Valley Saw mill, found her on I he I loot of their bedroom al five o'clock litis morning with a safety razor blade in her hand. A physician sum moned Immediately cloned the sev er, d arlery but lio hope is tie). I lor her recovery. No m olive. oMvplintr a case of acute melancholia, can lie tflven by her family or friends lis she apparently was well and cheerful. Mm Moser Is the mother of flvo small children. TODAY And SATURDAY Your Monev's Worth or Your K 3.TQR Prices in thi wa r Illil Ailunit Store No. II La (-'ttiiihi, 4)rd. Beautiful New Pumps $1.93 Just rc.'i'ived, a large assortment of n e w I'umps for Ladies in too latest styles of the mode. ' Notice Our Wind'nv Display l-:u- YdllK Tho latest inar.i llioll or.-iito Is hlaok tMitmntni liy Un- inllo. .Marmirot Miller. IS, linjt lioon nwtiriloil a silver eili tit p .lame hall. When she sloiipeil a poiloinotor re-istoroil :nl..i miles. j w - - lvi HOIIMJIN 1 IVLVIM JtlrKtlOJJ-O AUlMMi' u'i)t Clara bow ESTHERRALSTONI Children OF WORCE Q. Qaramaunt (picture Loveless lives anil hearts hidden behind masks of riotous gay ety. Lovable, pitiable Ciiildrcn, of.Dvorce., TODAY SATURDAY Arcade Monday Brings JOAN CRAWFORD In "The Taxi Dancer" , TV .1 Straw Hats HI raw Hats wi" h id y, Khoiit 'X1 cava Kauce. 'I'oyo. Panamas. Mw Ism Yeihlo."), ,ej; lioirts and S"nlt Sailms, that are neat in ap pearance and style of Hie HlpeS, !)1.05 - S3. 15 - S3.!)5 - ?3 05 S -rial Sale on Sailors 50- - !)5c San sn.r.H if)- - rJ)c - fn- Overalls M, li'-t 1,1-it- I'il. m rails: full t til 05c Nantno'.en I'.thar-; nil ' 25c; 5 lor 1.00 Men's Union Suits ,M- n's stiiniiK-t i -l;:lils. sh'nl si-iv , s, IlllUlo hllL'tll. !)5c Men's Silk Rayon Sox It, .- . it t r. 1 1 is.lli-ins. Si,-..s fniiii 's lo ll'.j I55C - 10c - I5 Money Back. 121(5 Adams Ave.