La Grande evening observer., May 16, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, May 1(, 1!)27.
DAINTY
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or A
or 7
Hizo
IS 10 43
8ll
tC to 43
Dressy
Made of guaranteed fast
color light ground prints.
Lovely floral and geomet
rical designs. ,
Special
rimnc Order Accepted lint
Wo I "net Thai Yon Hoe I In
OnrniciHs
BEAVERS SPLIT
SUNDAY'S BILL
Portland, by Taking Ser
ies from Missions, Firni
; !y Lodged in Fourth
I'Acirir coast i,i:A(ii i:
fl ."- nr-k rm r w 1 m w m
SrUKl Maws ;
w. i.. r.t.
r:iklanl I :( ,r.n4
Suctdfiipnio .r,r.:(
VHnHiomi r. .wi
I'ortlami ;:t r.i i
s-nitl.- .471
San Krniwlsi'o :z . 4 r. s
!." Aimi-h' J I ih .r.7
Hollywouit is .4iiu
1 hr I lit-, Anm'I(I I'n-Hs
r,-.rt!uml ami th.' mimkIihih .llvid
'l a itulibh'-h.'Utl. r at San l-'rain-ln.
co tin- Hi-av.TB clln. hlni.- ih. w n. m
liy nlnnlliK llio laiiriniiK kiiiiki In 4,
uml I III- IIi-iih ronilnn hai-li In tul,..
Umi itfli-rnriiin i-ni'mmlir S t. Thir
Nurlh-riii-i'H rnlli-l up a tulal 1.1
19 IiHh uff I.tihilili i Hi-
rirsl hiiiiip, uhll- (I,,. ,- Hlapii. ,
Klnni-y fur IS ali ll. s in tin. s. ,-.
0111I vnlitt-M. Ilntli-i u s 1. 1,1.1
ltiun: Tonilln. I'mnlii- ami V,.a-ili-Mi
l.n.loliili ninl Whltni v. .s, ,..
unit (111111.: Klnn.-y ami U, 11,1,11
I'llli-tl,. ami Whlimy.
Hililrss
yin I'raiu ls, n w.is on,-.' ar tin
iii'il'U'HS It, Inn- It'll hal,l .
liiK. In tli.. nii.iiilim i:.in,,. ,
Ian. I. lln-ry Klaus., tuim.l in I,
M'COILl Vlrtnry ol' thr u , ,
llut In tin- alti-rniinn f;.,,M,'. ij
SttUi i-iini., nut or 1 1 , . -1 1- I. I inn.,
lo win l,y a, i-uunl ui ti (,, 4. ii,
HTII-.S - l ust Kaiii-: (I. mi v. ,,.,,
anil 'uiar:is, Slakt-s; Kian.-, .Ul
Muki-r. H.'roiHl k-ii in-
Mi
nun wukiis; Miuirk-i. l',i,i
anil llaki-r.
J.0.1 Antri'li-s I'nil Sai-raiii
no nilll 11 it I .!.. Ii . .i,,r 1
II, i
1.
. K'l ropplnK 1 lir murium.- ,,.i,',,l
lit Mini Hi m. 1,, ilh,. t , 1 1 u
f-li.Mji mi. 'In,,,. .... ...1
, llllltilltnn was in, 1 1 1 v 1 . (., s ,, ,.,.
nii-nlo 111 thr nfl.-rni-mi. :u., 11,. v
lin-ioij to a l!-l' 1, ti.iv. II,, 1
1 N rl. K Klnrt if.nn.-: wv.uii. ,-m.-.
. ami Hnniili, rn: Ki ailiii: aa,i i.,i,.
' l r. Hi-coni! Kami-: H.umiiiuh,
' HunilnM nnil Jlannjili; K-tli. i -mi, I
Hi 11-riMiI,
Kintn Win SitIi-s
1 Ifnllvtvnnil u.,n 1,.- ,.
ni-rli'H ot tlin yi-ar by la-mlnk' .s- -in!,.
Ill llm ahlirt.vlul.il hitoiiiI imi,,..
1 to fi. nflr t!ii- vlnltniH ha,l i..:k-
: lrr-il 5 lo 1 triumph In tin- ti,..t
fray. Ilaltf-rlf-n llrt nan,.-: Mn
n ami Hi'linil-ll: W. Murphy an I
t'ook, P. .Mnrpliy. S-'i-oml Kniiii':
l-:jur,l, Ili-fit anil Ki-)i ml.lt : Mul
rahy. kleOub un.1 Cook.
A Special
LLYA
Fee Smart t$
so2x
Elw
44 Is 1
Styles Suitable For
for Tuesday and Wednesday
HIL
1
New York Teams
Increase Leads
In Big Leagues
national m:a:i j
w.
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riilliuli'lphla
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Hrooktyn ....
I'liii'lnnatl
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...12 3
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I'hllnil-.lplilu
Hitnilt ,
i'l-v..anil ....
SI. Lotus
WashiiiKtnn
1 Uml on . ... .
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IS 12
13 14
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II 14
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My the AHH-lntdil lns
Wider ,,'a pit Nparntcil tlirt
leiiMue.iiiii)iiiK N w York husehull
iciium from their pennant rlvulu
tn.lnv UN a remit of tilt! latest
I 'd I'v llorushy mid Terry, thr
tiinnt nhiKfc-ern riddled llifl ItlV i
l-est Pitchers Whi:e H.ltfh M.-guil-
inn pitched ii Ntea.iy lirnd or hull,
't'lie Him) count wad fi to S.
IMIiMtiurtf'i 1M rn ten, who, with
the I'anliiuils, havt Itceu preaninK
Hie ( ii.'iittN in out closely tor 1 lie
l iiiriie hail, moved uhcitd of the
uerl-l rh.'iui ptotin to MeCond plnco
v 'i- m t)u y .l.-f,-,,!,-,! th Hohhlfl H
lo r. while i,'ie Cards were having
NeVerul t'pfertx
marked tndh of the
1 ,v
r-'.mn phiytd lit the American
1- .a ii- :ui. Loth of them lirnerttted
t!.. .niie4-a who weirt rained out
ot their scheduled fnmc with li).
tr.di.
Their nares( rivals, (he White
Ses lust u co' dct-Ulon to t he
l:-'i Sox. ? to 1, throuRli bunohod
I'- a hits uml a contly C'hicuKO
etiiil.- Mark" .1 jf KT ruMoil, tilt
ii- s' i -i v ti of the Yanks, dri
I" ' it cio.n' 8 to tl Kuli
ltul iNA l.llll) KTAU
K KM I U Mir.HK.AN
OAS'! oM a. N. 0. Horuarl
Ni !lh- hlef, center on lh (litstuula
)-.h -liool tootbull toum, clumi
of North Ciirollna lust ca
fttn, and rhwu urn art All-Houthern
l aver, will enter thr t'ulversliy of
Mi-'InKiin. at Ann Arbor, this fall.
Schneider, who also Is a letter
n.-in in has. htiil, basketball ami
Hack us well u a star in w rent It n
it mi t-oxiiiff. hopea to follow In th
footsteps of hm klnsmsn. Itenny
leidman. Alb American qtlirtar- 1
'; M,r,,,a-
Purchase of
NNA
litm.fc bottom
SUu IC Iv 42
Street or House
.95
EACH
Pendleton Team
In First Place
By Sun day Win
lllil II MOI NTAIN l.r.A(il'K
W. I,. I'll
Pi-nilli-ton &
Walla Walla 4
ImliatiH 2
Hi-rnilNton 1
,.'t:i
.667
.:i.i:i
.167
I'KNIll.KTON, May 16 (AIM -A
two-liam. lilt ly Sum rook,
tlilril aacki-r. wllh two nii-n on
lironithf thn Hnrkaroo.H n ninth tnn
IliK victory ov.-r thi- Walla Wnllu
Iliaia y,.il,r,lay. 4 to 3. Walla
Walla vn tratlliiK. 3 lo 2. wh.-n
Cook's tlm'-ly blow hroiiKht In tin
wlnntiiK runs. Yi-Kti-nlay-H win
r -ttalill.-ihi.il l-rnilh-ton In thi Ii-hk-ih-hail.
r.Hlilii for thi' first tltni- IliN
yi-ar. Hrori-: i
It. II. K. j
Pi nilli-ton 4 13 I i
Walla. Walla -.. 3 9 .1
Hittti-rli'M lliillrilli ami llosldtin;
link nml O'ltotlrlip.
Inillnn.s Win
At Hi-rinlnlon. t lif. Ki-rs-'rvatlon
Imhiin.H .il.ovril lli-rmlston ili-i-p.-r
Into tin- ri-lliir by tiatllnff out a :
to 2 win. rli-nri-:
It. H. K.
Imllaim 'i If. !
ll'-rinlston . 2 9 4 1
Hiitli-.i-i---Cnil,-, IU'ttl.-K ati-l
ltiiilnon; rhi'lpn, Wooilwaril uml
NhiD -ly.
KLAMATH WINS
WAIN IN S. O.
HALL LEAGUE
sov:
ill its )iti:.o i,
w.
Khunath I'allji ii
(irants I':is . . .... ... 2
I to as I
Medford "
1.. i'rt.
a l.ooo
1 .liCii
.:t:i.i
3 .oe.il
ki, vxt.vnr pa 1. 1.
May K.
(AD - Two home runs in the last
i half of the eighth Inning, one from
the hat of 1'eter.son scorinK two
before him, and u second by Mar
low spell victory lor the Klamath
pelicans over (Irants 1'uss, II toll)
here y. Nteitluy.
The IV neurit overcame u nine
run had. liver Man attended the
j Kjni . tlie opening name oi ine
Sum hern ireKin bas ball tea true
piayi d nerc.
MO AS WIN'
Ml'.hrnUn, May 1 fi (AIM The
HOa of tha Southern Ore iron
leajrile defeated Medford 6 to ?
ycHterdtiv throURh opportune htt
tiiiK and the pttchinic of Davis com
btned with errors by the locals nt
crliiral sf nfcta, l-'ast fiel.llnic by
both teams charu'Merlzeil the first
half Of the Kftt'Ve.
south hn bi II WIN'S
IMHI.KR, May IC (Sp'-flal)
N'orlh Pnu.lur n. I Inihler tilav.-.l
haohftn t inkbler Wedneaday at-
tmoon, North Towner wlnnln 81
4. A larwrt Crowd attended. I
FROCKS
670
876,
' Bolero
CUv M to 41
Wear
. ALL SIZES
PERFECT FIT
Flappers 16 to 18
Regular 36 to 42
Extra Sizes 44 to 54
Mall Onl.-rs rilhd if Iti-cvlvcri
llefon rcs4M Aiv Complete
ly Sold Old. Always iiv
Siihh Choice.
"
! price pitches
TWO-HIT GAME
p (jc 1T EMIT Y lm" '"" "'" ,'ov'' 1,a"1 W"H
IJ.Il l IJ l pi jni mtxin tin-in- liilli.-s with inoiii
of Ihi-ir own.
Thi- Mt. Kinlly l.nnilii r -onip.iny ' cov,. ri'lain h -nili-ishlp of Iho
has.liiill t,.Uiii won Its m-roml h-aKin- with thr,-., sli-aiitht vli--slralKht
Kain.- yi-sti-nlay liy ili-f. ut-, torl.-a whiln l.a (liamli- continlii s
Iiik Imhh-r s town ti am II to J. in th.- i-. llar Willi I wo lossi s ami
Tim visitors wen- at Ihf incri-y no w Ins.
oi in,. l,iiinln-rinin fiitrher. Mln-I-ilon
l'rli-i-. who 1,-t ih.ni off with
two Inls whiln his li-aniniiiK-R m-ro
haiiinii rliiK tin- hull to all rni-ni-i-H
of Hp. lot.
l'rli-i. Mtt-urk out 19 im-n.
iont.-.st was playi.,1 nt Ilnhli-r.
Tin:
Stager and Jensen
Tdk'P Eimt Slvnnnrl
Two 1.a Oramle MkIi school
graduates are starrliiK on the l"nl
ver.ily ol Oickoii viirsity track and
field ti-aml this year. Staler ami
Jensen, I
... o-m o..eU n,.rnii in ine rutin
wnn uifl I nivcrsi t y of
WaMhifiKtun Hat unlay and Htatfer
uon the iliscus event with1 a heave
of 131 fi-ct. HtaKet- also won the
discus event in a dual meet a weHt
UK".
TWO M'KIVI' IIAIK
Hi:i,l Mt( HH.AN STATIC
KAST l,ANSl(J. Mich. Two
world champion .sprinters on the
MiehiRiin Htute colli (fe reliiy team
make that quartet something for
rivitt coaches to worry ahout.
fa pi- l''re, Alderman Is Joint
holder of the world indoor S00.
yard da.nh mark at seconds1,
and Hohn tlrlni Iiolds jointly the
indoor mark lor the 7a-yur dawh
;it " ii seconds.
The ten in I urned the quarter
mile event In 4L secomls and the
half mile in 1:27.4 at the Ittce re.
lay, only two-tirths of a second
, "hort of the world intercom i-'fe
I mark In etirh race. ! an is 1 lie
ihtrd icemher and Kroll and lhr-
Kon alternate In th
otlier post.
m:vi.n max uv. mtky
im;rr von stamuu
SAN ritANVISro If numero
lotty haw anlhiiK to do with cot-
1K'' athletics. Ihcii lucky seven
oniy ). propittouH for Stanford
, 1'ntversity.
i U. I.. ("Dink") T.'mpb'ton. one
of s-v.'ii brothers who liav. been
j iu)re or WttH prominently Idrntl
I fie.) w if ti Stnnford athletics. I.h
couchhuf thf track and field team
; for t he seventh s.-jison. and Ihf1
, year of the Cardinal squad1
j brightest prospect In I. C. 4-A
' coiopiitttion vwn In "wven,' pre.
cedeil by "mY tt is generally
aKTerd.
j Meforo KtUiluatlon Tenitileton
j made a mark of fi feet 4 Inches
j in the hlah lump, which stood as
the Tacltlc coast conference ro
ord from s;o to ISL'S wlin It was
bruken tiv Torn Wnrl ah. .r t.i.
pupils.
Wm. Iini..ft rcnl-A HooA Wgv
. DETTP MflfCAU
1 lilLill JrtVlWVll
I DEFEATS GORMAN
Del Allen, of La Grande,
Kayos Jack Riley in
j the Third Round
1 Young Peter JaekHon's Infight
ing proved a lit 1 If Ion much for
Nails Morman Saturday night and
the negro was given the referee's
nod nt the end of a hectic lo
round mail) event.
I Uorinun, howpver, was ahead in
nt leant three uf tho ten rounds
, with two or Ihree about even. Mont
fans conceded Hie Mood Itlver buy
the firm, second 11ml seventh, giv
ing thn negro the fourth, fifth,
ft 1 11 f h unit tenth.
j The fight w as nuirreil to so inn
extern, lii the opinion of ringslders,
by incessant clinching, alt hough
, this afforded Jneiwsoa an oppor
1 1 Fitly to use lilfj el use -in broad
SI.I-.V
Allen i:ny Winner ,
Del Allen, of I .u Mrande, found .
linle difficulty In disposing bf j
Juris Itlley, of Portland, in the j
semi. final. !!. aft-r drooping
! I !!-' i" second round for a
count of seven, fluttened tt i III ill j
ill., third. Hlhy gamely atlempted
' to Ret Up a Hie referee droned leu I
'hui It Ik legs gave way and made
1 his alleitipl. f ullle.
j The first round in Iho emi- j
jwlndup was more or less of lit
! f; r!in;-oiu frame hut in the sec-j
I ond Allen. auliHtieu wnii wnui ne
j found, heijan opening up.
i i'(nl Tak-H Onmt
Milly K night. I iiuitilhi slugg- r.
proved too liuieJi for I'Mrpo l-'onl in
a sperlul four-round event, drop- I
plnK him for a fount of nine In the '
'second ami Hhortly after applying
'a IcnockoiM pnneh. I
i l'ord held things about oven in
ilie fhht round. i
In I he rui'laln rals- r Mud SanieK
iv.on a derision over Sloddard. pil
'intr up a hlK 1" points. Thn
I serap Htarled ofr ' in n whirlwind
J fush ton hut neither fighter foil Ul
'st:ind the pur for Inn. Iioth slow
I iiiK up ittt the rounds prorreMed. i
j A Kood Hizi'd crowd waH In at
Jtendanfe. and the sperlator after
Hie rard. voiced 1 he opinion that
it was w. mat riled ami well
fouifht. '
I Andy 1'otlM. WnslthiKlon state,
! refereetl all inuteheH.
Cove Baseball
am Defeats
La Grande Club
Tin- l.a (Iranili. liaN-'hall tram in
tin rnlon-llukt-r County h-airuti
wan Hiiiotl-i-ri-il with nam yi-Mt-r-ijay
in Ha holni- oln-nlllff ifann-
aKHlnst Cuvi-'h flnh. Iho Chi-rry
Ll-liki-iM wlnnlnif IS lo 10.
I i .-i -iiiumfc iiiii, u in iiiiiik i'i"
visilinif itay,.- ai-ross hoiim plati-.
I.u (ii-amli., howavi-r, won-il
i-nouifh runs to win tin- ordinary
AMi:UICAN (iOI.I'K.KS
l.l.AII IX ItlX'IIAKI.sr
HI'CII AHKST (AIM 1 1 "mania
is one i-oiiiitry In which tin- Si-ol-tlsh
nml I.:iikIIs1i i-olony wolti-il for
Ain.rl.aiis to start a Kolf clnh.
'I'I... ......... ...... Ii.t-ii.lil.....l h.-l-
iy coiom-i k. hi. .loim nr. in... who
ame lo IJuctiarest alter ilie war
to s. II locomotives. In 1 !-2 ho
orpunized a irolf cluh at Hnchare.st.
the Koveriiment KralitlnK land for
a nine hole course.
Hproull l-'ouche of Georgia, the
American commercial attache,
ifl
,,ln (.hlh ,n(,n.
champion and M
Hubert K, I'aiterson of Aim Arbor,
Michigan, wife of the secretary of
legation, Is t he b-adlntr feminine
phi yer.
ELGIN PERSONALS
KI.MIN (Special ) Karl Kettle,
son, who has been einnloved at
WashoiiKal the paw -winter, pass
ed th routed Kiftin W'edneMday on
his way to Ills ranch on Klk Kim.
Mlb Masterson i the new pro-
prb-lor of the Kiijln service station.
Norman Kwlkert was at KlKin
Tuesday from his ranch on I .noli -liiK1
Class. Mr. Swikcrt. reports'
there in about on foot of snow on
the htt buck i cherry patclies
which is a surety lhat there will
be an excellent crop this year. t
Mr. and Mrs. ;. A. Hollock were
Suintuervinu visitors Sunday.
Thompson and I'isher started
their sawmill last week on Straw (
creek. They huve about a three
yean run In the present location, j
Joeelyn and McCullister have be.
Kni work at Klein on the rock
crustier. They are plannlnr on
If rave 1 1 mr the ropd from l-:if 1 n to
Hie Minuni hill.
Mrs. P. A. Young left Sunday for
Oakland, Cat., where uhe will speml
a few weeks with her son. l'rank
Yountr. She atnppeit in Horilaii't
to visit some friends and then
continued heY journey Tiieiay.
I'poii her return sh will visit ln r
brot her in Orants I'asf and M rst.
Maurice Hicharriwtn fnrnn-rU-
Louts. Hall of Ahiumi M r,
Young w us ucconipanieil to I
lleton by tier daughter. Hazel and
Irvan Witty.
Pred Hall lias just finished p.ip.
rrlhg und luintlng the home or L.
S. Weeks.
Mr. and Mrs, liny N'tcson and
.Mis I Intel oung were visiting
neur Wallowu Tin?lay. Mr. Nlco
4ou was also looking: for work.
Mr. an. I Mrg. Mantus Witty and
Mr, and Mr. H-ult Wiity. of row
watka, were vWittng relatives nt
FRENCH ACE
PREENS WINGS
is ilk
Another nsidrant fur iVirls-tn-New
York flight honors is the re
nowned I-'rriich hi rd nut 11. Droii
Itlli. I'rior to tlie reeent KeuMii
lloiuil riigtil over Xew York of
A cost a a nd ( 'hamherljiln, I roii
llin wtiH joint holder of Hie
World's KiiMiaiued fli;;ht reconl.
TI'IIIAYS THORIUMS
The National 'HroadrastiiiK com
pany program for Tuesday night
from y to in will he "Hits and
Hits" over KOMO. KTOA, KI'O.
K(l(, KFI. KCV. KHQ.
KCO Oakland 1 m-S:ttkr) (J.
little symphony: a raft, news, hase
hall; S to !). program; l'i:I.' to II,
sui prise hroadritsi.
KI'(JA SeatMe ( 4 r4 in-liiHiliP)
1 I lo t orrhest rii.
KI-'I I .oh Angeles ( 4 UR.flin -fi 4 0
kf 7, orrhe.stra; x, sti'ing quartet;
1 II, Azure M iiMir cluh.
KfiW I'ortland ( i!i i m-0 Hkr ) fi
to 7, dinner concert: 7 to 7:30,
trio; 7:3u lo educational pro
gram: ID to I-', dance music.
I KOA Hcnver (:iL'iiii-!CtMkr)
"
farm question box; 7. orclics-
( KI'O San I'ViinHsro (42Sm-
Tnout') fi:3n, orchestra: n to v, or
Kan concert; 1 U to 11, oictH-stra.
K(! i :i'' - I. os AnKoh-s ( r.llilni
57akc) S, chureli program.
KTA H Oakland :l'J.Sin-a90.
kc) S to S: I fi. stamp coleclt;rs;
N:ir lo 10, proKiain,
KOIN I'ortlnnd ( :t I !im-!)4nkc)
7::in, etlucatlonal talk; S to S:2n,
st udio program; X: JO. w hist b-rs;
h :4t to '.trio, dance music; y ; ;m,
description of hoxiiiK event; in:!tfi
t() IL', ilance inusic.
KVA --San L'rancisr-o (L'SK.P.m
n4kc) i'r.VK concert trio; S to .,
lyric t-'lior; !t to 1". program.
K.IK Seattle ( .tS4 m -7 sake)
r,;2U, sporls; 7, orrtiesl ra ; S, studio
program.
KIHJ --Spokane ( :!:t4.am-7inkc)
ii. dinner concert; 7, orch'Slra; S,
l-'onl" hour; V, Hawaiian quartet;
1 M to 1 L', dance m usic.
KOMO Seattle CKMJm-IiSnkr) 7,
concert by K. T. band ol Seatlte;
H. orchestra; in to l:'::f". dancn
orchest ra.
KM A Spokane 7, Vans Melo
dians; S to S : :i i. music program;
s ; :t ci to .V:4a. t hurch nc lifslni;
10 to I orchestra.
I-:iKin Humlay.
Mrs. 1'. A. Vouii? and daughter
Hazel. Nellie Marrett and Irvan
Witty wen- visit Inir at Wallowa
last Krlfiay. Mif-M Marrett stayed
mil il Sunday visit in her jnother,
Mrs, I'M Marrett.
Missi s Lucille and Kliahcth I'ol
lock were l.a Mrande isilors last
Satunlay.
Among ttn- count ry Jichools
which have closed an- Hie Hind
man, Calmer Junction and the
Kail-view schools.
Mrs. I.ynn Hill, Mrs. ISerm'l irnp
and -Mrs. Karl Chandlt-r w ere 1 ,a
Mrande visitors Tu',lay.
( 'liarles A. Sias, pastor of the
Church of Christ, returned home
from Miller, Soulh !aliot:i. where
he has been conduct lug meet ings.
. Krank Smith has reiurtud from
Cortland wtiete ,hc has been living
lor t he last few niiont hs. He is
going to stay here for a h-w wei ks.
.Mrs. IM Tiitlb- iias sold her cafe
to Mrs. Kdith Thor. .Mrs. Tlno- used
to operate the city Cnfe and th.-
Somnicr hotel.
The women of the W. C. T. f.
nut at Hie home of Mrs. I'red Hall
Tuesday and discussed plans for
future work.
Mrs. S. I". I'ostor returned the
first of the week from visiting her
daughter l-'aye who tf in college
at Caldwell. She also vbdwd at
Wei Ac r.
Mr. William Kckstein was great
ly surpristMl the first Of the week
by the arrival of his brother from
Hrant, Alberta. Mr. Kekr-.teln has
not wen his brother for 3: years.
Miss Marie Caxton b-ft Monday
for Irrigon where site will join her
parents, Mr. ami Mrs, John Pax
Ion. Miss Hazel Young and Nellie
Marrett visited at High Valley
i Thiirwlay and returned home Krl-
day. MIhs Young taught at High
Valley th' past to years.
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I KXTinil'HISi; (Special) Mrs.
j V. S. Strickler returned Sunday
from a week's vinil in Hnsalla, Kel
Ioivk and Si. Marys, Itlnlio nut) I'td-
fax, AVastiinfjIon, witli relatives ami
J friends. Mr. Strickler w en to Mil
ton to iiicci Mis, Strickler. tlnviny
from there back to Knterprise.
Mrs. ('. II. Ziircher left Iat week
for KiiKcnc, where nhe will viwit
for a month with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. II, Hest and tier children,
Nellie and Marion, who are stu
dents at the I'liiversity of Oregon,
flay ton Baker has taken her por
tion at the .McClay grocery Hlore.
The first dance of the season at
Wallowa lake was iiiven l-'rhiay
eveniriK at the White Klephant
hnle by the Catholic women. Il
Was suecesfftll.
Kred Dutli, proprietor of the
Kiiterprise bakery, sailed recent ly
from New Vork on Hie "Deutseh
land" for Hamburg, (lermany,
Harney I.ic-bricch is ilr!lnu a new
coupe.
A. H. Thomiison. who tins been a
patient at the Mood Samaritan hos
pital in l'orthiml. was at Knter
prise Monday on business. He ha
et urned to I'ortland and will uu-ters-o
on operation there.
Kny Iindon is Hie owner of a
new sedan.
Senior Play Is
Given At hi gin
KLCHN, May tfi (Special ) The
senior play "My Irish Hose", given
on May fi was a success. The cast
included the following: Lela Cum
in ins. Dick llihhcrd, l-'lora
Wiikens, Martha Mtasson, Verio
lb-em, Marjorie Husscar, Margaret
Hall, Kaye Mclntyre, Kenneth
Hlanchard, Oscar Knight, Leonard
CateH and Clifford Slack.
The high .school glee club sang
Dish selections between acts and
Albert Hasmusseri sang a Molo. At
the close of lit' ptuy thi' tumblers
from the Lo.stine high school gave
exhibition.
Moro than ,i hundred dollars
was cleared on tin- piny and this
mom y 1 II be given to Hie Mudcut
body.
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Ii Grande for Haker, Roi.e
La Grande for linker only
La Grande fur Pendleton
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For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
Top Lift
16.50
monial dinner to Te. Itickonl. At
one table uh.-iv Charles M. Schivan
will sit the diners Woubl be able
to write cheeks for $ 1 IiO.OOU.lMIO.
Seventeen bank presidents will be
there, five mayors, five judCM.
Enterprise High
Speakers Compete
1 KN'TKHPHISK. May 1 fi (Spe.
j cial) The high .school interclas.s
declamation contest, sponsored by
I the Forensic club, was held Kri
jday evening nt the higrh school.
In the 'dramatic contest Lillian
Heeeher, junior, won first place;
Vernon Hay, sophomore, second;
land Until Cherry, fr.-shman, third;
humorous. lone Jordon, sopho
' more, first place; Thelma Murray,
! junior, second, and Lotus Love II,
. frhiiiuii, third; declamation,
jftticrlnc Tloyd. sophomore, first;
i Dulce Hutteri'ield. junior, second.
The judges were J. II, 1 Hurlolgll,
Mrs. ,1. C. Conhiy ami Miss S. Ilea
ton. The l-'orensic cluh has made ar
rangement ) to huvM the eonti'Mts
take place during the first school
semester of next year.
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