Wednesday, June 1, 1927
i;a gkande evening observer
I 'arc Five
Local News In Brief
iomin; i;vi:ms
,!m mi- 8, tt, Id I nlnn Live.
iil"n, Or
.hit J I, , u;
it Kinlu Aiticri-
rau lii'lou convention in
f.i-iunlc,
OtioM-r (.Icfiniio thiiu not
ilcvlilrd on, Orcein l'jui'ill
IVjm'Iht n.vofhuim cuu vent tun
licrc. ;
Hei r I 'K'iii SitiniiH'i t UK
.1. I ';ct rii-t;, a tanner near Suin
jiietvillvi hp-in yesterday in J.a
Ol .llHil ' Oil ItU.silH HS.
liriwn;; Thiiniyli
.Mr, and Alra. K, l New sonic
ot
Oakland. 'al.. urn aluppiiin at the
.mini'-r. hotel lor a day or two.
lien' 1 )r I My
Mrs. Kd Miller and win.
vi.siiinK in La (irande today,
home is at I'nion.
At llrwnillon lliim;
( Hilly :ilaiht. ot Canyon City.
lulini, wveral week's al the
K llruWllton home.
Hi re on Itilsinev
I Mr.-:. I.oulah Ucilheml, of" ItaUer,
(is liere Jul- a lew days on lutrtiness.
t-Mie In vmltjiiK at Ihe lionii! of her
un. t'l:!eici- Ki'dhead.
Here I 'roin I intei-priM
Mr. ltd Mi.s. C. Ii. M
I :nt'Tpr.isr, are pendill a few
days vi-'jllini,' in this eity. They are
ii' .sl s at tlie Sotniiicr.
Here I 'mm allow a
M ify. J'aiia Marvin, of Wallowa,
v is itmong Hie onl-of-tuwn people
Wlnt spent Memorial day at Siim
in rvilhi.
licit1 l loni Norih I'owder
Ch-o Spencer, of North I'owder
is visitfag heic with her cousin
Norma. Jlanks. at the W. I. Hanks j
home. v , I
Home I Yoni I'htridn
Mrs. U. AL Shaelter was in La
Cniii'le today on bee way home to
Wallowa alter spending Hie winter
in Florida visit in i? with relatives.
Here I'linii llakcr
Leo l!ai t holoiuew. of Maker, is
rtti'iiding a few day.". In La Orande.
M r. Hart holoiuew Is employed at
tin Lastern tii-eon Idghl .V; Power
cuiupany at Maker.
Home l Yom Ti ih-
Mr and Mrs. Ira Snydw and soon,
l-;ilis and Charl's. are home from
a motor trip through Washington
a nd Oregon. Tin y were gone
ahout ten il i .
I ;nvtcd Home
Sup- rintendeiit and Mrs. .1. T.
I oliK fellow and their daughter,
Att'H'h'i.'i -i"e expeeleil home tomor
rnvv troin N:un'a w cere lin y have
h.en visiting lor the past few
w. rky. t
4.
l-it In Wallowa
Mrs. L.
Mnlh. h it
lova wiit
aliout two
'. nllius and daughter,
this morning tor Wal
l In y w ill visit lor
we.dvs with MtM. Col-
Itns"
sisti-r. M is. Kat ie lit'ooks.
Kciuriis Home
Alter- visiling hci'e fu' a few
weeks Willi her H.n-in-lau', Alvin
S. Hawk. Mrs. IL A. Hall loft last
. vt nlnir tor her home lit lllllsboro.
Her little grand -da ughler, Doris,
accompanied her.
Hcre I'roiu IbiiM-
Mr. lyul Mrs. 11,
o! Iloisl are speiidil
in La Caiide. Mr
in re in the interests
W. Mori ison,
g a few days
Mr. Morrison Is
ests of the Morri
rniislruetion com-
slopping at the
ui iV iiuls-;ii-v.
'"iiey
CuleX hotel.
I t "i I'oillaiid
s. Juliu Montgomery, of Port
viy.!!. d in La Crando and
;nl.
I'ii in ii
, oViT Hie week einl.
Montgnnn-ry is a tornter resi
ol. Sunirneivllle ad visited
old friends at Hie Summer
Memorial seiees.
fur Comcntloii
.Cmdldge lell last nlghl lor
II I
I ; at ' alt u Ini-i
ft ate in uk'-i 's I
r iso i; ft at Km
.lack. is. a tl sin
rdy nil in-gon
home. ,
ved Here
. Mr. ;iud Mrs
; ml Mi .lessi-Lei-,,
from I'ortl
day w it'h. .1 heir
Hutbrblge. Mr.
i niitiiiu. d 'their
In ill alien. I l no
.mention. He will
lie W here lll SOU.
an at Hie I'nlver
before ret uruing
,. Hurbrlilge
Murbriilge visited
,nd over Memorial
mother, Mr. .1. J.
:uid Ms. Muibridge
journey lo Wejser
. hi re Hay will ImI b'foie ta
t urn-
r,iij;h(()ii - Carlsbad
Pajamas
For .Men and IJoy.s.
In latest slipover and
collar coat styles, in
fancy, broadcloth.
$2.95 to S1.85
Pajanas Of Quality
Clint's
Clothieru
Ifthe sioro Willi n ConKione
I i"K hom while Mis.H HyrhrldK
ifiunn-.l l(i I'orlliiii.l. Hhc in work
itiu at 4IiJm. Wurtman & KIiir mul
a Inn nili'iKlhiv nlKlit at-liool in
rurthuul.
Hem From I 1 1 ion
Mrs. Cora Itoop.r. of I ntuii. vis-
it ril h'-rr yesterday.
Went to I ta Ker
en r os J'lnmnier sj.ent 'Memorial
lay at Haker. Hi- retiirnt d lu La
'ranik yesterday. t
hark at Work
It. J. i;rten in alle to he in his
law; of fire UKain a Kit Ki-vcral
weeks ah.si nee because of Illness.
Home I'Yout Portland -
j Mrs. Chris Miller returned to he
J home hy auto and reports an en
LioyaMe trip.
lldiiic lYom rortlitinl
O'oi!,'" It. Itayhill has returned
jto J.a Crande after a short hu.sl
hnss trip to I'ortland.
JUt-ovei In;;
Mclvin Cekeh-r is reeoverhtK
from an appendix operation tit the
Grande llonde hospital.
I iilon Itohlt'iits llcie
Mrs. May Sr-ott. Mrs. Sarah
Klioppet, and Mrs. Thomas Ailaius
and her daut'luei-. all of I'nion.
vLsited here Tuesday.
Hctnrii Ibntie
Mr. and Mrs.
; M rs. Hay l'riee
Melvin Larson and
Intve returned to
I their home here from Uedmond.
I re where
they spent Memorial
j day. They made the trip by auto.
' Here For Summer
; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Uarnwetl
; have arrived in La (iraude and
i plan to be here all summer. .They
have been making their home in
L'tah for the past Several months.
,.,v I'un V(tv
Mr. and Mrs. K.
11. H- ll and
daughter.. Itoberta and (b-rl rude,
Mrs. liny Hell and Mrs. II. I Itell,
of Cove. were shopping In Lit
Clrande yesterday.
Haw Haby Hoy
Mr. and Mrs. Munyan Anderson
arc the parents or a seven and one
half pound baby son. which was
born to them Saturday night at thu
Crande Monde hospital.
Ilaby (iirl Horn
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Webb are
'the parents of a 10-pound baby
daughter born to them this morn
ing at the hom.e of Mih. WehhVs
molher. Mrs. 11. Metcalf. on First
street.
llonie l-Yoni NpnkaiU
1 J. 1-:. Keynolds. accompanied by
his grandson. "Huddle" MeynoldH.
returned last night from a motor
trip to Spokane win-re Mr, Otey
nidtls looked alter business inter
ests. '
: At Om Siinilay
I Ahoul ST. iin-mbers of the enn
gregalhin or th.- Church or Cod
..l Simdav at Cove on an onl-
biL' lulling the day four persona
were baptised. A picnic
was enjoyed at noon.
dlune
ii-n I'd- Vmvr iI'Mcne
Mr. and Mrs. IUrry Tn kell and
family
left last nlghl. tor oner
a- iene. Ida., when
th.-v w maKO
their liome. Mr. and Mrs. Tn kell
iw... i in La Crrunde for several
I moiiHis. coming here from Com r
! d'Ah-ne.
liabi- ,:H f I"1"'1
The rain curly la.-t night, one
of the mcst severe of the spring,
was measured at the fire depart
ment as .:! of ail inch. Tin- dow n
fall which endured tor aboul half
an hour, did not strike all se
uf the valh y.
ctiouN
Motored lo Portland
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Sling utnl
son Nornuin, and Keniielh Dhi
it... nl Simdav and Decoration day
-in Cortland visiting friends.
They
.motored to the West
i city. Norman has bee
ern Oregon
n employed
mill tor Hp:
i bv the Mow inan-Hicr
' Minimi
icalion period.
en I'rniii Los Anuclc
Mr. and Mrs. C. Paul Wal.. son
anil daughter-in-law of the IteV.
m.l Mrs. J. Ceorge Wal.. of this
rity arrived here last nlghl by unto
and' will visit their, parents for
several days. There home (m in Los
Angeles. Cal.
Home I'l-oin lUde
, Mr. and Mrs. Hrvilh- Hoan, Mrs.
Jack Miller and family and Mim
Lola Avirs have returned to La
Hrande'aMer a trip to linisc Ida.,
over the week end. Tin y mad- the
j ,onrnev bv auto arriving home last
' nlL-ht. " Tln-v were accompanh d to
la Crande bv Mrs. Doan'H sister.
,
lleHirn I'roin SMiknc
Mr. and Mrs. Chester hoinpson
hnve returned to Hn-lr honieheie
j.fter a trip to Spokane. ash., ,
to Spokane. Wash.,
spent Memorial day, j
accompanied to Spo
Where they SpelH .oen.oioi.
Th
kane by Mrs. Thompson's mother.
Klizabeth Johnson, wno n.(
idii there a1! summer.
I
I, one In KImmiV 1-laml
The l!i'V. and Mrs. William M.
Ib adner. of "ove. Inivc gone to
Sairil-lerstowii. Hhode Island,
where tiny plan to spend about a
month. Tin- n- e. Mr. llrudner H
n-elor of the Kpiscopa! church ol
i in'',
Leading 1'or Salem
Mr. and Mrs. .1. H. In nolds anil
d.niuhb-r. Mar.inrte. ,i;mi to b ave
torn to-row ffir Sahni w here t hey
will visit a I -out a w i-k. M r. Hey.
Holds will also look afi'T busline,
int. r-sis. Mariorte will be 4,t Hi.- K.
K. Hai;sr hone as a truest ol Ldith
ia-g ali-l iH alt -nd tin cotunne
inen' ett is- s of the Sal- ui Iii;-!i
fc'JlOfd.
XisHintf in I'unitiiitW-
MIks KM i n Iti lu y, tliuiuht
Mr. ttml Mrs. Herman Kit-hey, 1"
vlHltliiK In 1'ortlatiii with tur aunt
uti'l uncU', Mr. ii fivl Mr. G. M.
Itkhiy. Slit th uvt to I'ortluml
Sumluy with .V r. and Mrs. C K.
SthiK and son, Norman.
Vl-Hlny; Itriv
Mrs, Kal( Ooodall Turner, form
vr l.u trt-utnle icsl-lent who now
, makes her home In Western Ore
j gnu, is vlHitinir nt the J. T. Wll-
lianiHoii home Mm. Turner's
! ........ ... ..
i h county jiulire for many years
aid was ill Known politically.
j.SiM'hil TonutriDw lxlit
'. The La die;" Aid society of the
LiikIInIi Lutheran church will meet
tomorrow evening at 7:34 oYlock
at the church for u social meeting.
A program of nyislc has been ar
ranged, in which various nation
alities will he represented. The
meeting will tie In the church an
nex. Itel'reshmeiits will be served.
Mr. SHikhart Out
Herbert Speckhart is abltf to bo
out again after about two weeks
at the, Unuide Itoude hospital,
where' he underwent an appendix
operation. Mr. Speckhart Is a
farmer m ar Ailed. He is staying
at the home of hi fat Her. John
Speckhart, here unlil he becomes
si rouger.
Isnine as al the initi-ial. Aliortn y
On VaratUm sinilh. when the trial dale was
The Itev. and Mrs. Nelson set for next Monday, uv. r hi:i o
KnlKht and family have pone to jectlon. said that it would "proh
the coast where they will he for ahly result in lhmh lielntc tore, d
about two weeks on u vacation to k'1 in'W attoniey.s.'' ovviirr l
trip. They left Monday. Mr. and
Mi. Claude C. l'ratt and family
j aeemnpanylng IHem as far ua
IVndlelon. In the afternoon lh
, I'ratts went to Walla Walla, re
.turning to La Crande yesterday.
LOCAL GUARD
COMPANY WILL
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LLA Vh J UiMi
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allowed to privates and non-enm-missioned
officers of the guard
thiM year allhough heretofore th
officers have worn this type oT
coats for 1 lie past two years. This
will add greatly to the comfort
or the uniforms.
Company Ks eoats were sent
awav several days ago for the al
terations and mv .expected back
today or tomorrow Cnardsmeti,
wearing the new coals, will wear
a plain black tie with the regular
larmy whirl when on amy m w nen j
i of r duly are allowed to wear a'
w hite shirt and collar. ' '
j Captain Initlon announces that j
every man in the company, unless
he is excused because of Illness- or j
because of feiinns illness In his
i family, will be taken to camp.
I l .MX'Ct Fair Wcntlirr
Weather conditions are expected
to be plea;vinl. Astoria has: a rec
ord of having mote sunshiny days
than Portland. Salem or Kugene
and'. mleii cold Vealher sels In,
lite conditions should be Ideal, it is
said. . i
All company commander.1! nr
Inking along extra blankets for tin
men ami a stove will be set up
in each bnt to Kuard again: villi-.
ly w-iither
Hach guardsm.en is expected to
take a tooth brush, comb or hair
brush, two extrJL pairs Of light
:woobn socks, one i xira suit or,
underwear, two towels, one cake of
min i soap ami a eumiin i- .-mi.iwi.h
nit ni. sw nulling suns ami iun-
lelic equipment will be allowed but
civilian cloihing will be barred,
personal affects of guardsmen arc
, niibjecl lo Inspection at any time.
! Detail nt Camp TMlny
I The fir.st detail and freight to
reach Camp Clatsop in preparation
for the encampment hit Portland
Tuesday nlghl and was scheduled
to arrive this morning.
The irain consists of a number
of flat ears and box cars, eontaln-
ing Ihe major portion of the
I equipment necessary to establish
Ihe camp. A detail of la men un
der Major Leo Plronl accompanied
Hie Irian and will be engaged for
the I wo weeks prior to the optnlnc
of Ihe camp In transporting the
freighl to the camp ile and In
erecting Hi" lenls and distributing
1 he necessary euulpment so the
L'ighly 'second Hrlgade can begin
j active training immediately upon
lis arrlx'al al Die camp June I rt,
The train today carries Ihe brig
ade motor I rucks, ten) age. rolling
kilchens and other freight. Later
another (rain will bring the nrtil-
lerv and other
and ordnance.
rial equipment.
Allilelli Proyrnm
i A pfograin of tilhletie events,
junket trips and other amusements
will be windw iched In with III"
military (mining at Ho- coming na
tional k'uard etieampmeiit. The
tratuinu JM-hedule for the two ennrd
infantry regimeuls was issued Sat
, unlay.
I Oregon will send more than
nun,, officers and men to camp
s v,. ,)(, lHrj,,.Mt 11Unrr In
hjj,j(irv Ill.(,orilllK 1o !lUv)r,H
r((V(iI J)(ip(i froj , h(i orrk,(, of
ppty-jnp,,., (i..iii-ra I, (boree A. While
Salem.
oi nff l,,r njnijn
Commisnion Meets
SALHM. in-,, June 1. lAI'i -
The state reeiamatiotl coin mfs Ion.
fronted by Hie Hi:'" legislature nm)
whlcii takes the place of (he old
desei t laud hoard and h rl -niton
."e' uritles eoininls-ioii In-hl Its first
tneetiiiK todav. Nolhln' wa floii
eveepl d isc u -ahm f a plan fif or
Uit uiziition. Tbl- will cause prar-
t ica My no f-hanire in th per-ftoi pel i
tif the fiik'lPferinu ii iiirnn lit. I
The leiard III meet aabi to- I
morrow to appoint a wlnle e lie hot. I
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RETRIAL OF CASE
TO BEGIN MONDAY
Hugh De Autmnonl to
Again Face Jury in
Jacksonville
Ml-aKtitl, Ore.. June 1
1 're I lint nary ai-rantr nn n!
( Al1)
lor
retrial ol llimh I Aulr.
Ullei?! d Slfskiyo-i tunnel l,
Blayer, speeni'. ally ehai n. d
ii-lit-u
Mh
thr murder of Chiirles i . piyii-l
Johnson, of Ashland, int.- oi th
three Soul hern l'aeme trainmen
slain dm ink' the p; oi . ss of an
attempt id t rain i ollei y. .it noon
Oil Oet. II. i:e';t, have I .f ii eulil
pleted hy the state, whieh annuiiiie
ed thlN mornini- th.it I nited Slal s
I isl i-U't Attorney ( h on:. Ni utier,
of Portland. outd an t ve Sunday
to take an active .i,'1 n-.aiu in the
ease. Neutier will ail wini peeial
I'roseeutor tiior';e M . Lnlieit). and
IH.strlet Alloin.y N.nlvii C.
Chaney. The i- tria! d.it" li.t.-. i n
set liy Ciremt ,lude C. M. Tlioinas
for next Monday J u n . us,
Aecurdlni; to in t onii; ;t h ai r - !
l-elvt d here, the d. f. it.-- w ill he j
represented l.y 1'n d I- Smith. e'.i--f j
consul; John A. Cr.lli. r. ot I'oit-j
land: I 'avid It. Lvntis. ot Lum He;
"and Ous Newhurv. of this e;l.. the
Attorneys Smith and Culli. r haing
important cas-s pi-ndin-r in tee
Lane and Multnomah comity
courts.
Oppose A-dtlaiHl .Iiimjis
The venire of 1"" Jisrors. itrawn
for the retrial, shown that I ; ot'
t he talesmen are from Ashland
home town of two of the murtlen-d
men, and where . the ot!i r two
.;were . wen hiiovmi. -o i m. .runk.,
; Songi'i', thu lone woman on I he
j list, is also from Ashland. Tim
defense has indicated that it w id
oppose any juror from I he Ash-
land area, a ve
hal motion o thai
effect b- ing denied by Hu
ll is expected lhal the del. ti
renew Its objections. s-i :
"blanket elialleng. ".
-unit.
Aecordiiu: lo sp- eial 1 i
'tor Hob. rts. It will lake Hi n
'to Select a jut
three new Willi
i"he
two i them
unable to nppeii r at I In
lllg. Special Pmsecut
will make the openlnc
of the state, as in tin
Tom Mix Picture
Saves Man's L'"c
Ni:W VOUK. June t (
How a' photograph of T !
saved him from the hand
bandit gang In Hie Mr. ...ha
gles was told today bv I
Cow-Smilh. explorer ami el
oglst,-upon his I'ciurn linm
tended slay in the South An
wilds.-.
, All autographed p!mt v.
1 the movie cow !my w li ii li
Smilll carried so plc.n'ed a
gering barel'noii in : i " in
sionary's frock io.it who 1
bandit tril. Hint tin- e-i
life was saved.
1 Cow-Smith s.-id in- l-.-n-ii
to him he had -ne e ; . e-i 1
eight men wllh si hnlle'.s in
Hon picture and had c t.i!
t he actor his nio ie!. j, li h;
bad never been ubie lo p
Mix record.
While the bnmlii i r..bbi d
everylhina eM ept Ins am en
cimeiis w Iiieh In- la 'on - !n La
photograph wan ilnir !'!
and Hey deparict I .wi:.r.
tsln-s to (he r.tploi er.
I Moles live ciii. fly on
w onus and las- ei s 1 ha' in!-: I
, ground. To 1 lie i vl- i " t f a
desiroy ins'i-Ls Htev a. h- e
to Ihe lariio r, la.t Ha-y i ll
eniisidern hie ilatao'ic i.. !,m
heaving up the Moll :unl in c.
by nmlerininghu; tender pt:,
t hough nodes a r: end' ; u a
Kiich placea, Hn I'riih -1 ;-l il
logical Snrv-'V does n-t n-ni-,
general Wallace a.rain't ; -i
tended ep'rii lice .; . !;o ii
pilig lo be t In- Only : mi i
nn aim of cout rid.
W. akem -1 shad.- tr- :.
IV are kill- d l.y wood-i.o. ii
sects wind, , n.,! :i:i;,c!.
-Ollsly glOWtllg tree;. (I !
thritty trees can If s -prompt
adinini-tratii-n o: -'
.lo
hy
t ous h rl lltzet-, snch a:i nil i
or slahle m
A NEW WAY TO
Ipi:!!.
Nnl.-ii.-z
1 1 .... t - -1
I'..
(Viola Dana And
Husband Parted;
Divorce Unlikely
I.nS A.i:i-:u:s. June I, lAI'l
he Time; favs i.-la Dana, dliiiiu-
jU'.ive 1 1 1 1 ii Nii(r and her athletic
I h:; -l..,'id. Maurice "Leliy" I). l'lynii.
I tune ail-American tackle from
j Vale, have saparated.
j .Mi:-a i'ana in confirniing the re
port id se pa rat Inn. denied that a
diw.vee .o; imiiiinent and declared
both .--hi' and her husband were un
determined :is lit w bethel' if ever
;!icv would ask the court to dissolve
uiv- marriage.
1 1'ire in.li. aliuu of a I ill hi itie
1 a ua -1 '! ii :: household ea me three
weeks a-o In n tin t"i'nier loni
bali Mar ns missed from llolly
wnod. nifnials of (he last studio
al whieh l-'lyiui was known to Inivo
had a pail in u picture tsahl today
t to y, had m. i seen him nor heard
in him in sonic time. iStiraness
- n :ates :.iid l'liin was in Mex
ico. The netrns deel;.ed .-he waa
po. ilKe rivim bad not t;tine lo Me
t,.. lo .'.t.a;i a dHoive and added:
lieu t lui e is a divniVf, Mr. nn
ciil- be a pi.rtsinan and eon-ull
with iae let..ie takiiiK aeiimi."
Tile ni-hiete aelur and Miss Oan i
-.vi l e tn ii'i u d in J line. 1 HL-".. juM
I das an W I'lynn's fornicr wile.;
Clam lu: I'almer I'lyuu had oh. ;
l. lined a final decree of dixtnee on
Jti'oitnds of desertion. I
HOPES TO 15KEAK
RAILROAD KKCORI)
(CotitiiMicd from Page: 1)
tin
t !
ever covered tin' dis- .
has chartered a Santa '
II.
I e Irani, consisting of ioconiotive.
bagago ear, dim r and Pullman. '
and insists the trip be made in -i
ai My lis hours-- hours less
than the fastest lime on record.
The trip wilt start at '2 p. m.
t-n July -I. At 4 in the morning j
ot jiny 0 it win reach Chicago, j
pn. idhnr ihat its unheard-of
d has not caused it to b avo J
rai M and d posit its passen- j
; in another ami more distant
itKL'ion.
..ill oad officials didn't want lo
io a ;is-hour schedule, but:
ty in :d out. '
I i V wanted Hie to make the
'; s fat as is Male' " ScotlJS-
aia-d. "There'a no point in do- ;
tl-:. i. ii wouldn't he any fun. '
v. if I wanted to ride as fast '
il Is ;ife I could tide like n ;
li-iii-'U in one of their regular!
us ior sliiu." I
as iilile lrij will cost St-otlyt
"". II11 w iil ride atone, lin-
' rays, --any newspap.-rj
' an- crazy ciioiij'h lo .
h
in-'
lama- iVojll Li
An :. I.
, i Ia -L't;.i mil s. To eo -i
:; s horns tin- t rain tan - t
'.'.i; miles an hour, lu
.lop.s. This means that
Hie run must he made M
':' or inn miles an
M-r'ter. f lnisld.-1-ing Hi:-'
n ha'f f f I lie route lies
:ns Where ihe Hacks
hi' a d'.dty. s.ich a : pi e
n. ;-i ly suicidal. Hut
.-M II"
mo: : ie:
1,1.111 .
anyll.iii-:
sell an-
ttotmr l-
Ihe i,.
I...OTI US
liltle ex.
nn
a not Irviiit.' to
Ji- sas "riu
:.:s trip just to
I. illl!!: Up ill Ihe
I hav
have
Ill
i hlle.
All Idiir Trip
Thai lime
I lillle in..
V :a holli.i
ie Thai l. ip
am,.i;i ohi
e, u hal vv II !
nivintr J I i
. pie
aula I'
s on tin
S Jt.-IH1
: 11 1 nil.
ol Ihe rail lhal
he has Ii
than $ t .ana, una
il a lny sl.-i y. I hi:
prospeelor. III.
lire Uloie or Ie:r,
i .olilel hin' i
: ! 1 1 1 ii ohi
s nl v.. all h
11.
Is I al lrol:
ie makes an
ie iw Ii
io mill
r Ie
IN
u.l to hav
i. U la
not
has. lie l-i inakiinr
I it money I hal he
ay on a crand ami
, .liter w hleh he w id
e lunie into I he fa;, I -Heal
li Valley, lo loil
rnlil Hie n.-.l lllIU'.
- I 1 . 1 . 1
i il:-'l;h
LAUNCH BOATS
Stop! Look! Listen!
2 Wonder Bargain Days
An Event of Wesl-Wide Importance
Celebrated in Every lireier Store
June
3rd.
4th.
V
QUAKES ROCK
MAV JERSEY
COAST AREA
f'ohtlnuril from Pnjc 1
r;i.UIIy, nti,l wvic ,1, B.rihc.(I vari
ously n m.uimIImk UK,. 1 1 llniils".
UIHl "(llslill)t I'lillK OT t IH1II.I. I-."
Cnlliil SlnlrH niiny nullinrllli'S
ill Fort Hancock, the mil Oi.-l n
inost polnl on tlu- Xi.v Jersey ruawl.
liellrv..,! II was u slliiht i-a rl hiiiaUo,
lrat-lliiK Iroin woulh to mirth.
I "Hi III Miles liilaml
'I'lii. slio.k iii.r,. also Ml nl
l.'anuiiiK'Inli'. ,.i,;,l inll.s Inlan.l
anil wi-n- i, It as fur in!. mil aB I'Vci...
IioM, 1 1 miles nest.
I.oiih: llraliih. alioul seven niili-s
north ol' here, reporte,! one heavy
shock al ":la. Il unit chi ys
on two houses lllinhllni; lo tho
earth. At .Went I.uiik llraneli Hirer
mileji avvily it heavy niarl.le slaii on
it front porch wun moved.
fiuisl miurd authorities there re
porte, no iiuusiial action of tile
sea iluriut,' Ihe ilistiirhnuccs.
tiu;i:i; i,n aki:s
NKW YOLK. .Inn,- I IA1' -Three
distinct "local" uuakes were
reeoi di d on the Keimnograph at.
l-'ordham university today. The
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
STRAW HATS
In Hie iu Swi-s Yediln-i.
Cannulas, l.:-gltoi-ii and Scti
nlls. I 'or sijlr, er!ce anil fpial
II, v our bills have nlun ,
hi-cn ni Hie lop-
$1.95, $2.1.5, $.195
.ui;vs s. ti. nits
In Silll I'nii Senility
50c - 95c
Di'Ht'royern or HkIi I'rlces.
1 LA GIIANDE FOLKS
WHEN I MMRIE.U YOU
-you didn't have a
A C-
VORLO J
FRIEND IN THE WORLD
YOu'R
fc 1 RIGHT AGAIN
4i I k 1
Loving consiiliM .ttiiiii leads many lici-. 'i'lic di'
sii; In plraw her llif plan fi , I .;,.-; r liim liriiu;.;
fnlks lo this lamily din;.; .stoic. Thin;;.; at plcas
injf jM'ici's to palcli up ;t iii;tiiul or an aln arioii.
Star
"THE NOTORIOUS LADY"
Willi
LEWIS STO.N'K - ISAIUJAKA iiEDlOKD - FIIA-WIS Mi DONALD
Love lri,'in;;ie of Lond-iii f-nciely, cliina.NCt! ;:mid the
llireatenino- shrirhs '!' !r i crnnl j i:ii li' u-ilives!
('iiiiicilv-iM'DCWIKI.i;"
THURSDAY and EIIIDAY lil't'K JONES Jr.
-V ;. J V II
slioekii
ami S:
n corileil at S:L', S:l
! The
ei;uipti,
i.eoril!
; Mai t. it
i ...11,1,. t.
ili.'.l lll li
versily.
priseit
North.
I'.
lliam instrument is :
il mainly tor loin,- ila-tanec
ier an. I. as the lot al .jiiiikea
s. near l,y. it as iiuios-
. . utima.e Ihe orittin of Ihe
nice. M'lvmiwa a i. uie uni-
not Hiir
I lint the
w hen informed
'ii Jersey roast
In en
Come oil Up to Our Hard Time
DANCE
AT KAMELA, JC.NE :JR1)
i'llusic ?.Iy
O'Sullivan's Serenaders
Of Pendleton
Assisted by Jack Coleman. FREE LUNCH
A
ECADE
The Motion. Picture Of '.
' ' DAVID UELASCO'S '
' Stage Success
'lie Auctioneer-
with
CKORGi; SIDNEY
You'll J;n ie,'; i with "The Auctioneer."
You'll cry with him. And you'll love him.
The a.;toundintf success of the wizard
of the sialic made into a still more as
tounding film.
( omedy "Datllinif Kangaroo"
'J'hursday Urings
(ULDA CRI'lY hi "CAIJARET"
VJ rt'
r I'P HAD
But one
he'd stopped
ME BEFORE
MOVE
-
OVER.
- c.
I GOT TO TH
WALTER
ny,v a i i i -ii
Wsr
Today Only
rndav
IJr Saturday
Don't Miss
Them!
.shaken.
I llll'.lll IVIi.' V t 1 It.ln
I'he New Jerst V coast from An
i.ury I'arl. nortliwar.ls. was shnkrn'
' lo.lay l.y .-arth tremors movlntt1
I'""" "olllli lo north. The IVint-
I ', '" ' v",""Ml ,Vj
. bully for l'i H'conds. 1 ho first
, j,,,,. v
b it at S::'7 u. in. (day
light saving time).
Wm. Henn-a i-4'iils A (.ood Clgllf.
ii
TODAY ONLY
By Ed
"A 3Wtfc1fcN
ROVERJ FAMILY LIFE
L i wiin ipuv
OF FIME
CANDY
PB.OK
GLASS
DRUGS
(iLASS DIUKJS
(Inc.)
La Gr:; ado, Ore.
"HILLS OF TEK1L"
r