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Saturday, Mav 28, 1D:7. LA GRANDE EVENING 0I5SERVER Paw Five Local News In Brief CO.M1XO EVENTS Juno 8, 0, 1(1 Vnlnn Mvc PUu-li show at I nion, On. July 21, -r. Sim,. Ameri can lvttiiii t-tmmttm In l,a 4ranit4. Ot ioIht (definite- ilnln not tUi'Mrd oil) Oivtfim J'nrriil rn'lHr sNnoJuthm t-oiivtiitiim hens. tt.llnwn Woninu lcti .Mr. K.livln Miirvin, of Wallowa I .shopping In l.a Ciandc lo.lay. rjiK-4 ti Tin- Knin-s i llarol.l IJi'.'fll lias Kon,' lo The ffcill.H whi-rt- h.' will sp.-ml a f.'W wj.H visiltiliB. fl iiiiu.' in riiiiiiinii lr. ali.lMi'. William n.-rry I, -ft Ihl Inornlni; for I'oillan.l wli.-r.' thiy will visit with rrtatlvrM until V" lay. VIH In AVallu Walla nMr. 1. V. Wil.-y ami iliiiinlilt'r, Viij-'hila. h ll Ilii mornini: for SS'al la Walla wlii-if th'-y will visit owr lit, wi-i I; "'in!. VHliiili Sl-lcr ' Mrf W. -M. Unrrlny h-fl Hii mitiniinf for Hoist- wli.r- mIk- will vitt wilh li r sister lor about two ' lHlvltur t llolsr i i t y Jiiilr-'i- '. M. llumphri'ys, nr Ptjinpatiftil by Mis. 1 1 mn phn-yH anl ilpuyhtiT. CathiriiH'. h-ll IbiM nT tiraoou for Iloi.se whin1 tin y ill iMt unlil about Ttiestlay. ltf.mo I'roni Willailielti' ' iMIs.H Marvel Ittiine arrlv. d home tftl1 fnornlliK for a short visit with hVr fiareittH. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ill.lne. Miss Ithlne has been all. nd illir seliool nt Willametle. Iloino I'roni ViK'iitioii . -t Kay Keown returned this mnrn, ip!,' from n. week's vacation at Iin-bl.-r und neihhorinir points. Ke 0n Is nnployed at the Crande non.l.i k'toeery. 'i " Illiiillt In llolse j Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle nnanj Mr. Kiel Mrs. .1. (!. lliller and Mlsa I,ela Ayres. drove to lloise today. They will tvinnin over Memorial day-' .'5 Hume- I'roni t'orxalli :-i Mrs. Karl Larson arrived home Oiis innrnin? from rortland and Porvulllii win re she lias lieen vis iting most Of the week. ,he was tW Kliesl of Miss Inna Lyman wldle nt I'orvallis. if Jloino 1-Vir WiH-k I'nil 1 Miss I'.enevleve llamll', arrived home today from Walla Walla h. re she Is altendiiiu' Whitman relli-K.' to visit over Memorial dav )Alh her parents. Mr. and Mrs.'-II. Tl llanna. ; tletlims lo Nortll rondel' ) William Class returned this niornlnK to his home at North powder after visilinir li'-re for a H...-U with Mm f. M. V. I. Iln t u hik'h school student .'it the ' iKblioritiB town. ' VMIillK I'minls Ilnln ft C.iiild is visillnc over the i..-k end with his parents. Mr. and tlr. W. II. f.uild. llnild has In en attending roliimhia nnieisity at t'ortlnn.l for the past term. He lll return to' rortland to r. same jits studies next Tuesday. f I Ionic- T'rom Vii.il i Miss Ida Kr.'ineis Kreneli nrrive.1 home thin inornlnir from Salem Vhere she has lieen for the past tew weeks visillnc with her -lister, !lliss Louis French. who in -liloye.l In the ronnly recorder's of fice at Salem. Ulfni Today ' Itoy l-'nate. of the liinlonicf.1 -inirvey department, slopped in the rliy today for a short visit witli If. C. Avery, county afrrieulturist. )le was on his way to Maker. Mr. J ilKate's In a. Lilian. -is are in Port land. Yl-lilng Rl I.iniliy IPnii' f Vr. and Mrs. Hick Lindsay li.nvn its ih-ir hoiis-' gn.sts ov.-r the veek end Mr. and Mrs. A. C, l.ind .iy, Mr. I.lndsny's parents, and Mr. tint Mrs. Harvey Lindsay. Mr. Mndsay's broilier anl sis4er-in-lnw. Th four drove hero from Portland y-A'-rdny. They expect. 10 r- t urn lu-si Tuesday. Has Puncture t "A puncture- in a rainstorm Is hio pb usiint thing. T discovered Inst. IniKtit," .HJild A. T. 11111 today. fr. Ulllt htiM b.-eii at Kuletpris.. for the . 1 k Michaels-Stern VALUE FIRST SUITS At CLINT'S In two and three-button coat models of newest patterns of cloth of today. $2-1.-15 to $17. 15 (lollies Of Quality Clint's Clothiery m Store Willi a Conjtloor 4 past few clays perlenced tin return litwt ei on business am! rx m.Hfortimc on Ills filing. Library to lx Closed Thii public library will ho closed Mil day Monday. Memorial day. In I'miiii I'lilon Mis rarrie yiiiff. h-r.- virtilinir rrlutlve.s In I'lu-tlmid Mm I.. Ay, is Ik spending lhi week mil in Pui-llnnd vittilitiK re latives anil friend. Miiiiilnx 'liMlny Mr.H. K. It. Wrlitht nn.l kIkIit. Lillian Wiliiili.rl. of Kaiurla. arn .-.Iriiplilns? in l.a Cranil,. to. lay. At linker Tmlily 111-. W. K. Thlslli' walto Mint to Maker this niornini,-. where he in leHlinu rattle lor 1 iilierellloln to. ilny. I.i'l't I'm llfHiifv Mrs. Sam Wlotcj liiMt niL'lH fur- ln r Wasli.. ait.-r .-v. lt.-n-. I.'l'l l.a firamhi hoiiu- in H-att)o, ral thty.H visit Ileif I'iiiih Kamela Mcs. V, I'idroek ami laui;hter, U Joan, are visiljnt; here lotlay from Kami la. M inn .loan ban been r.ceivini in. ilical tii-atniem In l.a (ii amle lor the paM fi-w wi'i-U Ilriii- In Onlailo Ainontr Hie La (li-ande people who are lakintr tnolor trips over Memorial day are Mr. and Mrs. Tom liucknian. l-'rank Mlaek a nil I'emry Hiss who left this evenlni; j lor linlario. i I l-its In I'm Hand Mrs. I'lau.le Nash has ret urned ; to La lliamle alter a. few days spent In I'oi'tland vtsilinic relatives. She w as accompanied i.y her tnolh it, Mrs. It. S. HUKhes. of I'elldle ton. VMts llnv Mrs. .1. i. flnllinir lias n.H lir lions.- iriii'sts over tlie week end Mrs. Anna Watsh and Mrs. Thoniaa Walsh of Spokauci They will re turn home next Tuesday. Peiiillelon Men iti Poy Kitm-r, Pitidleton farmer and loi-nn-r slate senator, and liar old Warner. Pi ndb ton attorney. arri 'd her,, y.-stt-rday from the Itonnd-l p city for u short business Coinniiltco .Xhi'l. . . visit. Mr. Warner drove on to . Ttie American Lejfion , conv n 1'iiiou today w lu re ho joined Mrs. Hon committer nu t today at noon Wa.-nt r. They will sp. nd the wrt-U tn the Soniltir hotuf.',. Ietalls of end at the 1'nion hob-l. Lcfl Tixlny Mr. and -Mrs. Chester I,. Thomp son, accompanied by Mrs. Thomp son's mot her. M i s. .Johnson, left t his morn inc. by auto, for Spo kane -when; they will spend Mcm 'orial day,' Mrs. Johnson vH re main in the Washington city fnr about three moiiihs, vlsitini; rela tives there. l.cfi Today Mr. ami Mi. K. D. Tow ler lefl this ati-rnoon for Portlaml wht-re they will spend the summer. Mr. Tov. h r is principal of the l.a (liaiidc hiiih school ant) Mrs. Tow- lei- is a teache seliool. in the (ireenwor.d I .en fnr .It ml 11 in (ioliiK to pilch liay on ft SouMi crn Oregon farm, this Hiimmpr'i ,s;iitl Jean Kalis, husky track, bas ketball and football star at Kiveria. .wdiotd for the past two years, thin niorniniT. Yoiuik l-'atis will spend the slim liter villi relatives on a ranch near Jontura. In linker Miss Klorence Nelson went, to taker loday lo visit witli her sis ler, liertha, who in a nurse al St. l-;iiz,.beth"s hospital there. They will return to l.a. Crande together llils eventiiir and Miss liertha. will visit until Tuesday with Iit par ents, Mr. and Mrs. August P.' Nel son. I.tavc l-Vr Idaho Little Misses Cornelia and Mary, Alton Italy, daughters of Mrs. 1C. I.ucile Haly. bdt today for Meri dian. Ida., win-re liny will visit lur some time with t Ii ir great Lrt an flint it her. Later tiny will go to Maho city where tiny will spend the rest of ihe .summer with rein 1VI On I i-bing Trip Mr. ami Mrs. Melvin Lai-son and Mis, Pay Price left hist night fnr Pt dmond. Ore., where Ihey will visit at. the home of Mrs. Price's parents. They will also spend some time tishlng In the pesvbules river. ''lie t hree epee( to l et tiril about Tuesday. l-iirly Driiiiur lo I-in-lllliul A ji.-irlv of Idaho people who are driviinr tliroutih to Porlland stop p. d in l.a tirand.- yesterday and lo.lay. Th. y nr.- iru- sls at llie .Som 111. -r hotel. Th" paitv includes Mr. and Mrs. Warren liol.erts. of '.i.n.iilii,': Hiram l-'ry. of J.-rotue; and John A. MekwPh of Klmh. rl. y. CtiniplliiM-nt' Ij fimntlc P. Ah xander. one of the pioneer merchants of Pendleton and a business man of La flrande more than a half rentury agu befon; the days of the railroad, w un In the city ye.stei-day visitinir his sister. M rs. Pdocii, and friends. Mr. Abxnnder is widely known ihioucitnut Kastern Oregon and is a former state grand master of the Odd 1'ellowsand former mayor of Pendleton. He was much im pressed with the buihllnff activity lu re and complimented t-a. Grand" on Ms growth ami development, tte Mid that the tiev normal nrhool would mean a gnat deal to the eomniunity in m-w population and added business as well an in an . dm -at tonal way. He experts it to rrow into a large teachem rol- within th- uct few years 'l.lci'iw iii Marry- i A iiiarrlafrc license lias benn In ; mtfd to i:thM Kulekert nn.t Paul T. Bruce, both of l.a Grande. Visits Kon Mm. Florence Hawkins, of Cove. I In visiting hero with hor mn who 1p 111 ti( thP Clrunde Konde hospital. I'roni 1 jHfrpWs I Among tli- hranchline visitors 'In l.a, tiruiiili over the week end Is .Curl ChrtMcnsen, of Knierprlse. l (liHM M I iMi-v j aiiioiik ihe kiickih nt the l-'nlcy llndny lit Mm. (1. I t'oilcy, of Hum, ' M. IVllillclon t'ouiili- Hern - j Mr. and Mn. William While, of j I'eii.lli ton. an' stopping here for a . Jew das. They ore reKistercl at tlif Soiiiiimt holcl. HitiiM' I Vihii SiMiLamw i Mr. ami Mr. W. 14. liohm-nkamp iaiul Mis. .). C. (intlfnir hav r- i Itn-iifil irotii a motor trip 10 Spn- ! Uanc. Tin y vi.iitiMi with Irlwi-U mIutIhk the trip. ' . . lit l.a (raiMht j Mr. ami Mtn. Paul Stlvar.l, of . Portia nil, ar- l.a. (rinnio vIhIIOi m over tin- wtM'li i nil. (jolnjr o Stslih- ' 1 I'bon In No Name rnnyon in Inyo Mrs. osrar Warn or It will leave l,,"'' lomoriow oveniutf for Seaside' Teh-pliom- linen ronnertintr U he . he will visiting. spend abniii two .1,- W'RsliliiKtim Woniiii llert' Mrs. William I'leleher and lira. I'arl I'rahlree of Vakima an.l Mr.s. W 1 1 1 in 111 (ioujtli, of Toppenlsll. tire sloptiin? for n lew days in Oils elly. .Mnri-iati,- I.Iii'iim- A iiiarrlaife lieensl- was isile.l In lay to Holi.-i-la l.nmi. of La t Jrande, mid Howard Suhl. of Mayew, rikln. lli lie to Walla U'alln Mr. and Mrs. '. Ii. i'litniau will drive to Walla Walla tomoirow. , moriiln.it where they will visit with I relatives and friends until nhniit I Tuesday. Ilonir IYom Salt l-akc Mrs. F. 1. Trlhft and m"n. Hobby, arrived home tills i..orniitff from Siilt l.ake Cily where they havo lircn vlsititijf for Ihv ii weeks. Iiijiiml I (itlo Ph per, incut cutter for tiie Crande Koiide Meat company, te- j ; ct ived a si-vrre cut on his1 HkIiI , hand yesterday. It whm iieccs;iiy ifor Hie physician to tak,? five' stltchs. ":" i tlie meeting will be announce.! in 11 I....... ,.t M'li.. Observer. 1 .-. , , . ..1. 1Siiiuk in miiu, Mrs. K. J. Kreeinan and daunb lers .Mary .lane, und Hanna. l.ou arrived here this morning for it vl.slt.'Wiih Mi'H, T. PeunliiKtoir und , STf.-tiTTd Mi l.loy.l Scrib-r. Mrfi; 1'rceman is Mrs. Penniujfton'ii UuKhter und Mrs. .senior .1 sisier. UiiiatiNincH lo rm wlc i Members of Company Infant rv. O. N. CI., will i Members of Company r., i"mi Infantry. O. N. CI., will "i" ut ,tii" Zuber liall Monday inornltiK at ' m o'clock for regular drill. Mm ' conatiy w 111 nho lake pari In t ho j Memorial day parade. Captain I.. Imtton announces. Oni. Way Traffic Motorists who have been the Oregon Trail highway from i,...i...i 1 .1 firntiii ilurintr the ' . . ... ....... x...t i,-. tlm nil paSL M' n t " - is Tiow b ing applied on one Hide of the road ut a time, necessitating one-way truffle but helping to fl u.,i..t.. nunctiireH that re-milted from drlviiiK on the oiled roads. (Ic.rag.s nt Arllnnton and other towns on Mm highway are sabl to be working overtime the numcrotis pilUCiuies. LAST IJATTLE WITH OL' MIS' DRAWS NEAR fContinued from Page One) i.ersons hnve lost their lives lh'..s ar In the Mississippi flood, the -Mu.lieall lted 1 'loss reported to la V. ' The report, made I.y ll'iny M Pa h.-r. dlleelor or disaster r.-in-t. .lames L. l-'ies. r. vice eliaiilnau tl-.e oiManlzation in chaii;e of ; ' 1 of op. rations, and Secretary llmn. r. Included no reports or riiniots of deiths, I. nt only those v.-rlli.-d I.y lie- organization. 1 Thi' largest iiumh'-r of flood d. atlis oedirr.-il In Ai Kansas, where f, die. I. Mississippi came nest wllh i!. I.oulslnana nine. Illinois, two: Tennessee, two. None 'was reported 111 Kentucky an I I Missouri. The report said some of the dead had not he n id-nli-I ti.-d. PARADE WILL OPEN SERVICE IN LA CRANDE Contlnue(J from Poge 1) vitb- for the Memoiial day obwr vances lln-re. The annual dinner will be served at noon by the .Sum merviile C. m't-ry assoeiation. ami supper will be served in the even ing, at the Masonic bull at Sum men llie. St rvtct will be held at tho chapel at the Sumtii i vf lie cem etery al two o'rlork in the after noon. DIM (il.lST ItdM) IH;.Af VAN'rorVKP. Wash.. May 2. CAP) K. J Hawkins, itinggibt at Cenler, Wash., was found dead Dear Heme- frek, ubout half n mile i-at of I,n rcnier. today. H- was lust se-n alive Thursday af ternoon. Officers n;ibl Hawktnil;,V..!i I el.b-iit)y hi;d emb d hi- IP poi-oq while deNporutent money in:ttttiM- v' r AQUEDUCT AGAIN HURT BY BLAST Second Explosion in Los Angeles Water Carrier Reported Today I.OS AXORt.KK. May m (API l.os inti'liM clly nfl'li'lalH llll hnunccd lo.lay their Intention of K.p, nihil.- lo (lov. I-. Yoiiiis for j state Hiilltlu to protect tln city's t num-duct which rmiH tlit-nuiili Oucns villi. 'y. ;nrt mile norlll of ; here, where two sections of Ihe 1 Ion water course which supplies Hie inetrotinlltaii ; ilynnniiteil in the ! The ivport fif i reeelveii here till: area have heen In.sl huitr-s. seenn,! hla.stinir, x mornlnir. sai.l l,,,"l,t t i piping h.nl hi i n I ,l, H,1'1',I- Ih-palr rn n wha re- I r' Hispim-hr.i to th,. .-n.' I'ino. ' Tho t,l,'"K ninh-.l wai. r to u 1 jpowor hoiiM.; near Hk I'lm1 in the tveii valley, about 2t; mile north of i.ok Aneie ami 14a miles above tin- se.-ne of yester day's I'NploKion which lore out .ipproxtmnti-ly 4LT feet of x v hv- vuiny with l.os Ani,'nh-.i ami iiin-ni,iii- unes io .'evauii Were re ported out of order. 1 SAl'KAM UNTO, May 'S (Al'l - (iov. I. I'. Voiinij will Kle serioilfl consideration lo any pl.-a li-oiii Los Anueles for national Ktiat-d Irootis jto proleel its wat, r supply from 1 continued dynamite x atiaeks In 'Uweiis valey. No such re,iiest ha.H lieen rceive.l at the governor's nf fiee us yet. Ii was announce. I the i fuels must la- fully presented for j study More the eecut(ve will either Ki'anl or deny such a plea. ' if made. SINDAVS PIKKiltAMS The National HrnadcasliiiK com pany pi-OKi-ani for Sunday niuht from '.' lo la, will be an orchestral concert proirrain. broadcast over K'P(i. KtlO, K V I . K1W, KKtA. ,VW;",F' i 1 1 1 1 a Kianu ,1,1111 m - r.;u kc j fi::in. little symphony; 7::ta. weath- 1 1 "')" o-oi 11. K l'l l.os Angles (4tiS.run-i;4n. orKan recital; K, classic hour: la. o rein Ira. 4a II l-'ranclscn nrchestra; i;'M K PO : loakc) C (lIMn- (o 10, ondicst rn, l(iA Spokane ( :i 41 in -NVoct n, Prt-Hbyr ertan church. KKN- I'oi tland J4 I .Xin-S,S(iKr fl::pi. trio: S to !i, (anions coinpns its; !' Catholic Trut h soclel y lec ture. KYA - San l-'rancisco (L'S.Ilni i4iikc) 7:4.'.. Methodist church. K'I'AH Oakland ( :in -'. s in-H '.ta ke) 7:4.r llaptist chiindi. KllOSiokaue ( :t :i 4. r.iu-7iinkr ) fi;ir.. orchestra; The Truth: ! to 1 I KOMO -Selllth I to S. Itible left lire i::irt. Church of , 1 1 ISA program. ( :iui;m-HMikc 7 S to !i. 1 "hristian S b nee. K.IK Seattle I r, ornnn r ital; Cts4m-7Mikr) 7::ia. Metho I n : 4 a, nrtdies- 'list church; ! : 1 tra. KOW rortland ( 4H I m-fil fike) 7::ia. Pi-esbylerian church; 10 to 1 l.J'nblic Service Little Hymphony. mMY T(j N ( ( I'lIOCIt WIS proLT.-im for Mnn- j.j ,,., S to !(, w II be the opera "Kans!". K(i() ii. Utile book chats. KI-'OA S.altl symphony; 0, (4:.4m-;r,iikc) 11 : 4Tt. popular songs; 7 : 1 ", indus trial ihh:i, Kl'l l::i". male qiiarlet; 7. pro gram; !i, studio program; 1 a. pas tel trio. KOW-7:::i'. milily; X : 4 r . musi cal piogiain: soloists and or chestra; la lo 1-. dance music. . KlP.t 7. dance orchestra; r. Hawaiian quartet; in. dam e mus e. K P" - -ti: :ta. orchestra ; !t to in. studio ptogram; in to 1 J, variety hour. K.IU - (I:.", sports; );'.',", orehes t ra ; . si udlo program. j KOWW Walla Walla (L'r.m- ! 1 a.Mtke ) K : :to. st mho program ; ' (l-:in to 12, ditnee orchestra. i Is VA 7, lecture; . program; s :;tn to ll , st mlio progra m. j K KN - ' : :pi, dinner music: ":"o, Webfoot crier: S to 'J, mnsi'-al pro griini. KTAM S to I'", program. K!A s lo '::!', musical pro gram. K t.0 - conei rt orchestra: n;:ti, Hawaiian and ponilar trios. WOVE PLANNING MEMORIAL DAY VELIjIMA tion co vi-:. m.v :'v Memorial dav prut at Ihe I. O. O. 1 1 Muiui.i.v inorniin;. Sp-ti..i III Will be i al PI O The !ev. - A he). I luek M r. Cieen. (.f tlio P.;.p1;t deliver the i.d.tie.-s. s'-hool orehestva iiii.b-i' ship -f ,lr;. L-iv. will t.r three numbers of i ntu-lc will he fnrnKhi MeLhotliM hull. Le Vtfia st.b.s Will ei'liipl ;;ram. After the pi ..:i Will be sei ved. the pt . used fur the reniett-rv afteriiuuli Will be dev. Ml t h. V. Ill Ihe blgh :dl tW oth. tl be llll, nd e the pi., ill .i dinne e.-d to b ui..l. Tb I tu olitllng the graves. TIih Anierh an I .egbui is selling puppies A meniui nl niou the pev. All'e fhf Mi-'!ioi!l't KpiscopiJ s lav in tint ins:, other V. ill 1.0 t ItiM tl at llilR I i III i hure - In i n lit (mm) MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY I I W Ill-Ill May ... '.Inly .... M'lll. . ( mi Open I, Ml fti.Mis; ..II7( Iff I IN I l.l I Itl'OOl, U'HK.vr 1.1 KKI'iidi.. May 2 (.M' . ... Clo.Hi'; Wli.at lo J'a,l IiikIi.,; May lis. 7 .1: July lis. T.I: 1 1-. I. 1 Is. 4.1: li. i-, l is, i...t. I'oun.AMi in:r rillfl'I.AMl, ill,-.. May (Ai'l Wh.al unit har.l whito, hai.l wlltli' Mil. st, in. l.anrt. tl.f.li; null I while w est. i n whil,, tl.l'j. In,. 5 11 winter. , Western I To. lav': i flour, 7 : rth. i n si" iim. W'le 1 : la (sll Mny L". (AIM No. 1' i- -I. Sl..'..!; I'llir Wheat red. (MM,. t 'oi n - No. 4 mis. ,!, yellow, $l,i.( Hats No. ; u hit... ;, w lllle. r.l 'n r,J iue. Itye n.. I nnoted. Itai ley .sr. r Mle. Tim. ally see. I $l.iie I'loi'er s.e,f fJa.Otl'. l.a id - Sli. 7:.. Ilil.s- tli.t!,. in Hi. s- flt.!,. Wheat Declines In Today's Marl i'lllil.iiil, May JS (AP) (pen- i illK at ic to 4c Kaill. ml n Sudd ' most of :he advance. W heat st a n ed at ivc o! I. to L' , e up, but ' ; later rei-f.b-d lo b. iw y.-sl .-r. lay's tintsh. Oats fuiloutd coin. put-' .visions also shout'd stnimih. ! j I'orn clnse.J L'T, t(, 4 :tB iU I lii'ber; wh, at ' to c d- ! eline; oals to l i c up and pro visions showing 17 to Cic ndvanc- nit (.(t i.i i:si(M K (IIU'A(il). May :s (AP - I'. 1 ep:i 1 1 nii'tit of A 1; 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 ) . Mnj's-- ibct lpts 5,ttiMi; (-.eneially h jto 1 T.e liij.'h.-r; top. $!i.mi paid foi 1 sevi-ial h;nds 17a 10 nn lb. avi-r iires: hulk belt.-i- Hiades. K)n It :tiu b. W.'i.iilllS. $!.f,H-f( It.Ml. 'a Hie Ibrripls .'nil; com par; u I'di atro: l-'t d ste. i s and year I llllirs neni-i aily lT.c low i r: t'a jcows and hi;'.tiis, IT. to iiiic nff ' extreme top hea vb s. I ri.Sf.; t i lb. -'ivi'i ;ii;i s at tlH.T. ; lonir year linys, $ I I .tin : in.M.. heifi tribe;:;. heifers. wtdiih. alliums 1 IL'.J.o; huhi pt lees; 1 101 bulk ly ste 'and iio-dinui idKhi. : vi ., (.,.s jit - - ,if j j (H( j jihc-Ji i:.r. dpls 4.iUMi; j dllv none nil sale lo.tav- for if 1 doiibl-S f 1 0111 feediiur H :t!f,:.(Mi dlreet ; tat' htnibs, station.-., j closing ! n prudes 1 '.ri to .Mic imver: indtetw and culls. $.an off; sheep, 7Sc lo Jl.toi douu; feedim; lamlm uroiiud t r.llc lower: v eek's top prices: f-d iclipped lamlis. (ir..tMi; ehulce bla I'llO spiiUKel'S, 17.1l"; lat CWeS. I 7 . fi 1 1 ; yea Hi lltf Wei tiers. $ 1 ;..".(; California feeding and s p r i a tr lambs. $1.1.f.ii; 'ipp- d lambs, clipped culls. lambs. $ I ..no-., bulk prices: $i:i. an ' 14. .M I l.im; Sp- '.no; eiill Si Sf fi(i -( mg 'iiii: ers. SCI yearling Clipped 10.. Mi. fat theis, ?-i:t.srifti i:t.f. ling lambs, , ?!i.r.ip PEOPLE iiio often tli'coivi'tl on in vestment tin iici'iiiint of the interest rule paid. If your investment runs for ;i Ion;;- period and tlie in terest is not paid on a ('ompound basis yon are lioiiiff deceived. VI PAY I'.' C0M- i'oind United States National Bank . 1 T '.ll ' ,4.'M c 1 1 Silvia: AGOOD Livrr blp-i .1 lot 10 nuke lite wnrth hvmvi- I' ' vorth a mmt of niuni-y to h.ie f)n. A bid liv.-r becomr- J ft i sod tiViT when tlie livtr iicrvrs jrc in order. I 'bit opraei le wilt r- 1 to mil 1 0 ml 111,'! I . Llert i jc. t I Ii a t tneill 1 g I en. f 'onto Ma 1 1' Pie iui. .1. i:. wooniu, ( bli-opttit ftt and . jrdtltnpath ti Rnrnnier Illdr. I'honn 4't7- Calln nri.ti et . d pi umpl iy .o .it.i. llluli I aw ri(i ,IIMJj IM1 I MIS.! I" 1 1 J. P t ' lain, i.vih l.",l.. Mil's I IS '., I III l.j . Kail Issue Up To New Record For The Season ni:w Willi a l r.i er eiile in I' 1, llMlill. S is tAl'). less pen.lini:. ,1 lo liulite ,11.1.:. op,,,.,- I at la :iis tin- stork iM.ii'Uel lo- ' ! d; l.iil l!i llsl rM ale.) bill fe j . .ik .-pots tlll'l r'' iielii'ially I i ; i :'. !! !!; iii.cnti r. Tilt- hcay ab j soi i.ll.M! el p. 11 tii ll lit r l:sue.s eon I in 11. .1, in'tal.K I leadthK. Wahasli , a nd i 'liii -a mo and 1 :astetll UltlKiif. I Tl'e ! ll It. M l. . 1 1 sold above I II 1 o j a in rt -,:y.U fi i iii il. l-;asiei n rail - J 'l.ai slin ks, as a r-;mp. made Hi.- Imm :Hhnv niii. u m w burh alsti In -1 I in i,' n "isl. r.d by .b im y (Vnttal1 ;j'lrr i'limbtui;' S polnt- to SL':'. I Tula or:d.le hii'ilneSM cutid it bn.s j wi n- eileii as reasons lor Ihinbla-. lion in Am. ri. i.ii Woolen pref.n.-d wbie'i .ro.p d to 4V. u new laiui j nuiin l o' t he yi ii r. j The elovimr was lb in. Total I sal. s a p p i o i in a I e l I.Jtm.on-i ! sh;-ie:.. Strawberry Supply In rortland Short piiltTI. AM. ( Ii 1;Cn of i' limit and Y -. in ikltn: pri' May h! raw b iv in -molted. (AIM ,'1'lltM .tu.r- The P lor Cold .r.a an 1 1 111 1 I tM ri i s is around I i trefoils an I flcrlis iv i.ririHitm $:).:.a. J.tical spinach ol fipe quality was offered at SI. aft per box. Temalo'-M. mostly of poor qual ity, an- more pi cut ilul. M o ve in, nt uf local ho! bo use stock' 1 ami's aroimd IPi lo pci1 Hull elui ny 11 and ef I on tlx today, pimmnicii t-n air un- il dairy e triotatfo y.a 4 a cases, its a nd pun!- mnt 1 1 ess. aliniie tei It.WK Cl.llACINtiS - NKW VtiPK. May 2S (AP) The a-t'ial euudiliou of ebaiili liens" ! tanks and t rust ctqupanies tnr the w k shows exi'ess re serve of $7 0, 4 it 4. 1 , This is an increase in res Tve of J'.f I ,!i7l!.N I o 1 onipan d w it h I lie w i ek le foi c wh.-n a delieil in ickiIAc of -,' .Mi s,7 mi v. as 1 . ported. We Iuy for Less We Sell for Less MEN'S OXFORDS Style, iplllllly, wiuKlliall (iii liit.l nindi-nitc prleintr e itlllKlr'il.- siiiiii-i new slmpes in Inn i-alr und Idnek: i-uli-her heel 2.').-), $:5.'l.r, $:l.95 imv llti.WV Itl.ACK II. K eouililtial ion Mile--. 2 lo .".!,. $2.9.1 Destroyers of Ui SVkcs. We Always Have a Nice Fresh Assort ment Of VOGAN'S CANDIES I'm- our choice Almond nutter Toffee Peanut Cluster I'eiilK'i'im'nt Patties Nut Fluff .Mint Sticks Walnut Carmcls Del.iix Walnut Tops Chopped Walnut Centers GLASS DRUGS (Inc.) La (Jnudc, Ore. 7?.e crOilb Stiro CHERRIES COME TO LOCAL MART Royal Annes and Bings, From California, Of fered in La Grande ( 'a I il'o i nia rhei ri. H made their appi ar.uiee in l.a (Jrande hide, v and some local stolen are tifr rbir royal a it ii at V" cetitN ami laiv hiiiKS at .ro c-utH. Mood 1 1 Iver st raw bei rh-n nr also lor cab in this city, m-IHuk al fol celttH a Imi. Itananas are now ipioted at two pounds lor -' cents and rhnhaib' is Hti-'i'.'d al six pounds fur a Miiarier. I Potatoes arc down to f eitits and b tt uce to 1 n c. nts a h ad. t 'aciillow it droppi'd two c nts in l-" ei'iHH a pound. i MAV YOilK I IE s Ni:w VOltK. May :s (AP)." Itrl. il I t tnts and hops stead'. STANFORD IS VICTORIOUS IX A. A. A. MEET!.:,:' (rnnllniifl from Viifxc 1) b.-dn;.; t leaill lil'.e it has held f..r 1 l,H,-.vald ,)a-.ii us w.-U as the fur the p.(st two years, finished fuurUi 1 in decisive rashhn. wii ii l:;i ptdnts. 1 .liivcllii Mark Sri t III "IT I U I 'AT The meet ivnuil fur the javelin; MAN Fl t A Nt MSi "o. May J (AP) was shattered by (Teth Mines, f j --Itntb-rfat f. i. b. San I'ra ncico, : "(.. wi, wiih a mark uf 44 'jc T( ) I ( 1 1 1 T "Til E MUSIC MASTER" ARCADE MATINEE THREE PILOTS . "Thrills and Spills" ADAMS & COLLIER Laffs and La(fs and Laffs WILM0TT & WILLS MARL0W Mirth and Melody Gentleman Gymnast ON THE SCREEN ' LARRY SUM ON in his lauthinK latest 'SPUDS' .. A war-time comedy of Thrills, Throbs and Laughs TONIGHT DIX In STAR ( rj ivi mii i ii "C.x 'I A rx., A. . ,.ii.l-.l To llie noi'-l "Siil NIHMiS" I.y .V II III. .11 llil-In TUESDAY Lewis Stone and P.ailiara hedlonl In "The Notorious Lady" . 9 Ave..,- ,.L-a !l . e,.r iv it I if', - 'fxj, ' v ' I'' w-' 3 v L5 It ston e r T Rrv! IN TMB W 1104 Adntu SI ore No. 13 Im t.'uiMh!( Oro. Khaki Hats 49c Just the thing for camping, driving the car or outdoor wear. Ventilated. Made of heavy khaki. A real buy at this price. 19r rjffy.ajmiBirsyaf.ttyf'Tlj i feel 7 I indies, while I iate. of j Penn State, bmad-jumped to a new standard of 1 feet S1-. ruches. socoiuls fur the 2ii-vatd I dash, Hiriied in by Charley torn It,' i Southern ralifornia. Iturab was "the unly duiible winner, taking iho SUNDAY NICIIT VAUDEVILLE FOREST & PHILLIPS Centlenien Prefer Chicken "KNOCKOUT REILLY" SUNDAY And Monday hiuh - sliced, hiuh- class. highly enlerlain injf drama which proves (hat it's loe (hat makes The Whirlwind of Youth no 'round! Comedy Feature MACK. . SENNETT ,".Yt-S ' 2V Small loom 1", . t mntr ttvAN