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Monday,",Tuno 'fi,"lt)27. UA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER I'ape Five . InR 1 I . M I V W VII I I I T to.Ml.; KVK.YIS .In m- H, U. ID Ilium Live-KtH-k Mmw n( I nlmi, ()n, luly 21, i!d, T.i Mum Ameri can I j ion comeiithiii In I ;randr. October () riniti ilalo not deWded on, Olefin l'nrent 'IVnclicr oxSM'ialHm ioiiventiuii liens, t To IVinll'loti ,Mrn. Wlllain Ba relay went In 1 vndleiun today tor a hIumL vUsit ith I'rii-lut.s and 'relative. l-OIII I.OII1T ItCIH'll li. H. Nunler and wile, or I.OUJT ranch. Cnl.. are registered ill thu lol.y liotol. Here I-'i-oiii Twin' 1 1 1 ,. K. 1,'ioKlcr,- of Twin Kalla. is hi.'iuHum; u few days In nils city. They ii' ftueHl.s 'at Ihe Foley. Here I'l-oni I'.l.koi' ; I. Illl'- Miss Helena May Itn.seii j..tuin, of linker, is in l,n, Orandc Msiiiiij; her r,raii,lp.ir.ntK, Mr. and Mm. Chillies 1'layle.- Urn' I'loin Wirliiiiytoli : Mr. and Mill., I'. It. .Ti'llla r and children.' of Stni'liin'k. Wash., am EHMiplnB in l. tiralide for a ft-w (lays. i (.Hi-ts iji if ' Mr. uiul Mis. John M. Smith had rs llii-ir 1,-uit.l:'. y iit. rday, thu Missril , Kinnia; u and lrina l'li licll. of .Ma.will,-. alid Ml Nial U,.k.-r ami danhli-r, of Walowa. III or Scarlet I eer Jean rainier, IHUe son nf Mr. mid M i h. t'lis I'al r. in ill of Mallei (ever. He is R.'ttillB aloilK iim well as ean l: eMe'eted. The Inline hs i"'1 " inarantinu for nearly a! week. Alteiidiil'S CiiiiM illion l.loy.l rk-rilier In expeeled home teday "i; liunerrow from l'ortland where he has I u sim-e Tluirsday llendiMK the state eon vnt Ion of "liiun.lrv men. Mr. Hi'lil.er is nian-au-er of Hie lodern Laundry hero. I.emes For VVe-ton MIsm T mi ls Warn-r h it this ,rninK for Weston where he will ,,end mosl of' the summer vlsltUm wi,l, relatives. MIhs Warner is a Fphumore in 111 local lunhsehoul. To Visit "I- Oreltim t'H.v Mrs Alfred rook and son. ' hom .' h it this 'iiliiflilnn for I'reitmi ;.',;,. where tiny "I" visit with relatives for some time. Mi rook is atem-le r i" 'Vntral school. Here ml Itll-llless kV. '! rahier. presidenl l the dhl tireKon Iran J-1 '" ... I.a ir......e a.arday "..''. w,M, local trail Hi.e,s. Mr. ' ..1.1 er s home l m Hak' r. I". Ualslon and v I'-. IMIsIom is alftnUn . ,(.i,.,y. 'I'll y Plan t n-tu.n ..u- s.laV. .lied ( ati bos l-'hn . uood.stieit ai ,,, , t caught tire y. ,-day i'l "':!'' called i' ln- 1 : ..vit,,L.iiishel Tile li'" Hue; ,.ii Wilt the Ma-'.' with a garden 1: Utile dani- jle as done. MlhiK lni'-u' , ,11(.,.i,. ;:,:'m'"M ... -i ,j, t conducts a d-coratimt , ' '--I :in- ... ,. .. u.. wall visit le re llldelin- li: I ' A... e,i,.ni Slar loilg V'V'.V- . . u Mioiniag tor I'o.l- 1....I ,. I- re She Will Slicim I - plans to ,1,;,.. lr. Cross ais" c stival and l'n- W II ll'SS Sill' 1 H'.uil. Arrestcif l.uwa'l M."'". v..c. arij'sted ov. (mi a chilli;" of h ' l.ii. Orande. . ie week end ulrhlliK aut II- I- nv. pilit, S. 1 ! eleascd I'V ehv'l'olice l!.T pincim: m - i., II... a). t "I )?' If"" p.nh.ility I"' toliiL'lit. : ,' i-it. .l II. II' .Mier ' v iKii iiiit here l..r era I ..t I l e heme III .11. sist-r. ti.ii a al . 1 no I"" , .. Mii Il.vlierl lliounim:. Mrs. J. ' 1 W.:oii, and I wo children. I'"1' ,o!s el .lack, hit this inornui.. . urn., fB Knlen.ri.'. 11 ii.- v. ill .transact liasiness tle'ic fi. r. nit ninir: tr 1 . . - j; Mtivibbin STUAW HATS For Men and Hoys Largo selection in all latest styles in Pan ama and Sail"!' Mats. SI. 95 lo SS. 15 HATS OF QUALITY ! Clint's v Clolhiery Tl'r. More Willi b Cmcienoi I At Waltimu Saturday Wayne C. Taylor drove to W.iU luuu Saturday on business. Here I-Yoin Salem Miss M. W. Armstrong, of Salt in, arrived here toiiay on offieial bllsl lH'SS. Iluine l''i-onl INirtliliul .Miss Ycrdii Kit,, smith )iits rc. lilrned from a week end visit in J'UI tllllltl with friends. At Wiillntvii l.nkis . Jr. ami -Mrs. C. H. .Moore and sons, Jilik ami llill, hp, -tit Sunday at Wallowa lake. lliimr l-'ronl 1 jilri priM- Mims (iik-'I!.- 1 1 ,i in l : i on spinl tin- wt'i-k cml at KnU-rpi-iso vi.sitinK at thir lioiiui of Iut part nt.s. Msllcil DailfthtiT Mi-8. fliitrli-s (rump is homo from IVnilii'loii wImm-i- win- visll-d over tlu' wi-i'k I'liil with hi'r tlaimli- ti'l-. Sisti-l- Mary l-'ausMna. At liltkci- 'da'. Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Owius. of' thiH fity. spent Hie week end visit- Saw I'nwn ihK in linker with friends and re- I Fred (iehrini; and Carl .lohlisun latives. ij,:,w n fnwn deer Friday near .' ! Uoosler peak, when thu hoy wont Home l-'roni I'oiiliinil !tiooi of wliieh they are liienlbL-ra Mrs. '. il. I.elsinall relumed went oil a hike to the peak. home (Ills mornilli; Irom l'ortland j where she haS'heell visitinK.fol' ihe lliuue I'ltilH l'K'llti'lli i;isl lin k or bo. , Miss Isahelle Miller haa retiirn- Al ortli INiwilt'i .Mr. anl .Mrs. Jo.' c'arr, fittlHT hn; lrury 'auiT Matf;an't ialtir intilorctj to North I'owikr y.'.st';r ilay wJii'ri' Mr, ('air t;nisai'I(il Im.ti a ess. Tlii-y I't'turiUMl home last iivi-niiiff.' Home I'ldiii i'oiuenlion I.iMt X. ltraniu.'ll. of th- I'nl-l.-il Sliilcs Nalional bank, ivturn i'd home this morning from lar-hi-art ttlirri1 hi' haw Imch atli'inl ini; tin- Ori-Kon banker's eon veil -lion. Ciliinl Di III 'I'ontuht I'iiphiin C. I,. lullon ainiouiin that t 'ompany K. I Mil h Infant ry will drill at "::!' o'elnek timiht in Ziiber hall. The Kuar'lumen eoats. recently seal away 1 1 have the eol hir.'i out down, arrived the last of the week and will be reissued to the men tnnlj-ht. Home Frnm Wallowa Mr. Wind Mrs. 11. K daiiuhter. Marcarel. h ,ako IH.xon a i ve rel urii' home from a Week Wallov.a kike. Their ud oolimc r-in, llowai remain. d at the lake as the "guest of Maiiag-r John Mi Pherson and will be assistant manager for a few days. , To l.oiiif Beach Mrs. Hall K. Wallis and lu-r mother. Mrs. V. A. Moore, left this morning for l.ang Iti-aeh where Mrs. Moore makes her home. She has been visiting with Mrs. Wal liM at Island City for some lino-. .Mrs. Wallis will spend .several wi ek.'i in California lie fore return ing. Vbit Hon Slipertnteniflt Longfellow had i;il st s o'T t he w i Mrs. Civile Smiih ml Mrs. .1. T. :i their house k end. i r. and und son. Wells and Miss Mary Ida. Dr. Smiih iiiattder at ihe Nash, of Boise, is assistant com eterati's hospital in Hoi.se. Miss Nash is a nuiH: the same instiiulion. iu l.en.e I'or Kiiusii City Cilv Attorney Cooiirt. T. Coch ran and daiiKliler. It.lly. 1-lt Sal erday niirhl for Kansas city where. Mr. Cochran will look after luisi ness. Miss Cochran wilt visit Willi relatives in Kansas Ciiy and In I.exinKlon. While in l.exinirlou she will visit at the Central Col-1 i. i... for W en. t he alma mulct' of ll'er mother. She will w ilh JiulK" J. II.- !l'.'.' Cochrairs hrother. Th- y rel urn homo In al t lv also vksit n. Mis. eks. Hi'tion Home Alter visiting in La G 1 1... home of M r. ami M ' s Hid- ;if Waller iniiis for Mime, time, Mrs. Jam lieninient relumed her home at Filer. yesterday to Ida. Mrs. les a beauty ,-Veral WecUs riei-ia! coarse ii inutciil. who operate parlor al V'h r. spent sc tn Portland taking a so. u, i uailor work 1 com - tug l.rr,i Mrs. t ! -in ii" 'ii s n im' oii titor of the Fib-r K cot-d. Sit by Mi. t accompanied honn i tiiivim and son Twin Falls. n le have n visiting in M-aut I'unil S!. fHaf fllar- IIOIIK' Nelsnn r, I ut ti. d :t. illal's M inn"., hool the lil spend this iiiornlnl? from . In Northfleld. st;e has all- ll'l' d -s .nr. Miss N' I son w hont, ,l, summer vacation at th" limn" f her parents. Mr. and -Mrs. N. Nelson. St. t'laf's eolIeK" h' re. I f,,r IIS eXiellellt cllOltH i.i. l. annually tour the I nit 1 ! l-'tal' s. i'lans are now lor a Ihirnpeall lour. under way I'his Is Miss , th,. Minne- 1 Neh"n s lies'. '' seta school. "U s mi,i int. tins aL-ain.' I lo ice our I .h eland .Mis.i' inir. I .Nelson this l ichl Iteiin'M'iilatlie ll'Te ,ler sp'ii'li" some lime iu Western .ii.'M'.n heeomiut; laiuil lirize.l will. II"' scenic spols and t'.mrM fa. ilill-s atom.- the Coliiin ! hi"h'aav. tle.,1'1.'.' S-ewart. II' Id ,, ,., s. l,,:,e of the CI nr,p..ll I'm II highway, ar.i., ,1 le r- y. st' t -I . ."1" tit the day ''a "all e'.i. i'als ni l.a C.rali'h . II- l-'l lal ,-l,t for in- 1" '" "al.er w h-ie 1,,." w i'l sp-n.i a lew days h-'ore ,.. -...nine his VM-k ' r-prvs-nta- . r, ( l,e ItaMil,' hniliw a I I will drift at-ilo ii; th- Sic', lurilili t, , mists with li lieu which h" h" fn-t hand .M li-' oprme it' t: Ji'a .'- .'nil i CV11IC i"KS lli'ic I nnii Miiwiili Otarles Swuitnrd tuiH In thu city 1' rciiii Maxville .Saturday.. At I.lilcl IH-t-M Yrfderduv ; I i:. 1,. Holmes aiul sons, Jnck 'ami Buhert, spent yesterday at Ku- teipris;. , Itii-dne-s Meeting Tomorrow Tin- regular business meeting of lln- Sacajawea cainpftre Kill group uill be lift! tomorrow afternoon tn t he eh ure h annex. Here Today I i:. I!, ('ullinw. sp-rial am llt of .111.- Norwii-ll I nion Kil'O llKi-llt at 'the I'liitm Morli:ni:i uiul Invrst ! nh'iit iioinpany's ofliecA ted Homo V'iIih'mIh,v j Mix. ,. T. Illll. Willi lias hci'll visillnir In Calilonila, In r-xpi'i'ti'd to I'rlurn to Imt homo llcrc Wud la.sday. - lil'llllll I'llllll .Milll' lir. and Mrs. V. T. l'hy and J. V. l'hy ntiirnid Satunlay from 1'onl.nt, Nit., whi n; 111', l'hy lias minim; inti'i'ists. Tiny lillidti the I trip hy auto. At I nion lir. W. 'odliy K. Tlil.slh'waitii and It. i;. I ion vi'iy. counly iiKi nt, an' at I n lmlay '.vorklnt; iin-tiaralory to I'llion I .iv-stii'k show. Wi'dlR'S- fed to her home here f coin J'oeuiei- !o, Ida.. whiTi' .she ha.n ln-en ti-aeh-Jnr school -since thu first ot the. year. I.elt soli, I r. viit Th. 3 l or l)ene am Mrs. William, I n tolo.. her tnothe plan to b. If. 1'erry ami II lasL nlk'lit for when: they will , Mrn. W. t'obiun. away two weeks. Hero 1'roiii Walla Walla Mis. II. W. Stevens, of Walla VnMa. w ho has been visitini; at the home of her son llobert Stevens for tin past few days has returned home. She also visited at the Kd Stearn:; home. (ail; 1 1 w or. lit Lai-el'i'li i Snyder and Miehael Alport flshimr in the Grande Itonde river yi'sierday. They caught ntno dilfeniit kimb; of fish, including one buital earn :iii-iiiches Iohk. " of the largest fish ever landed here Willi hook and line. TitKip Organized . a l'y scout troop has been or Kanii:ed" at John Hay. fi. Hussell Seoit. scout eM'Cutive of the F.ast ern Oregon Trl-country council, anr.ounecs. The troop is sinmsored by the American Legion. Oddel I I tickers if the scout master. Thero are 1 tj b,oys in the 1roop. 'o T,oao TiH Mlay Mrs. L. M. Moyt and daughters. Vvrtle an.( M'iblred. will leave Tuesday for Itellinirham, Wash., where they will spend most of Hie summer. Tin- M isseti Hoyt will at tend summer normal school there while Mrs. Hoyt, who at one time made hr home- in lieltlngham, ' w ill visit, wil It friends. eft 1' M is. California A. Holmes and sou. Mal- K. li- tast nlKllt for INirtland und will drive lo I .us, AnKeles, al.. w le ie II-. y p'ali lo niakc their home. Mrs. liolinen and her son hiive h. en viHitiHK here "t 111.' home of Mr. and Mrs. K. I., llulin.s for I he past week. They expect to visit various poinin en roule south. .Make nr. Home Here and Mrs. Frank lvalues ami s. n. All- u have,! moved to Ui Crande Irom Walt esleil .-. Wash., und will Ijlllke their Inline at IM'iK Oak sin el. ill'. Kumrs has oiell ed dentistry, offices In the West .hici.l.soii luilhliiil.-. I'r! Kanies is wei llllOOTI h.'le. his family llUV- iiu;,' ipa,,ivtheir home here for a iiiniil,. r ot 'rears. ile t.s the son ol l'"e,l I'alllieS. I nn: Ftr broil-ill Mr. and Mis. B. M. Bog'-rs and sors, P.ol'by a lid Jack, and Mis:i Arn Slintae letl last niglil for Hie Ke-;er hint In Wiscon.sin Bapids. W is, Mr. and M i s. Bogers and ;i.ni have bein She ginsts of Mi', and Mi. A. J. Staltge for the. past w.-. K. Mrs. Bot,ri'i (h a sister of Mr. Stange. Miss Stange will visit in Wisconsin wilh retative.s and l rh nis for an indefinite time. AHcmlcil Instil I la I Ion ' eic.inand"!' Iliu,'h 1-.'. Itrady of tl-.e l.a Crande American la-ulon post. H. ir. liiiron, Harry lireii holz and I'red K. Kiddle, of l.a Crande. alleiided the installation ,,i th" Indian leuton post at Mis ,'t'Ui. mar I'eiidleton, last eveninir. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Murphy and carl Mos' r are In Hie illy today us -iiiir l. tin convent ion plans LA GRANDE FOLKS I'VE GOT A .. ) YAH' WELU 7 PERFECT RIGMTUYOU OiON'T HAVE TO iPe.AK. "TO A TO LOOK AT HIM rAAN I WW ONCEP A? IF YOU V. .cfZZA 60IN' TO T -TTv This is a rendezvous for married people as well as those whose choosing days ai'e in bloom. Cigars for Him, sweets for I lei', fjii'ts for All- Household needs at piicjs. right's ean be. PARIS OUT WITH SUMMER STYLES Professional IJuyers Al ready Combing Collec tions of Dressmakers lly Mall Itcuvi (A.soela(ed I'resH Kashion Kditur) 1 'A It IS, J une d Professional buyers has just combed the collec tion of 1'arin hi .ssmakeiH for thu newest versions of summer styles. What are they takint; hack to women s ho cannot coma to Purls? Knseiuhh s of silk, aiternoon and evening dress-s ot cliitlou, sports i-lot hea of lit; lit weight kasha and washable silk and eveninir wraps of fur or chitttm aru the chief pur chases. The silk eusi iubles have lontf or short coats, ami come tn two or three pieces. Tailored ensenibleH are made of crepe do chine and even KeOlKetle. 1 SUiilly they IlHVf .short coats alnio-sl bolero jackets. Silk ulpaea tind satin art; fashion able labrh fi for t he suniiner en net able, l-'avorite colors continue to be dark blue, heim-, Kiay and the pastel shades, pink, blue and pale k ret a predominating. Pink ami Kreen ireiiueiit ly are combined, a;; are blue and pink. (towns for afternoon anil even- I Inn are most y full and rippllutf !chii'ioiiM. Many ol those lor aiter noon are printed In small tlower disitfim. Oltoit the effect is blurred ami multi-colored. With the chif fon dresses are worn chiffon wrupa with colors and cults of lohs fur, or shaved rabbit. Shaved rabbit also is lined on fur coats and some times lif stitched witli an effect of ermine- worked in stripes. Tailored .suits show longer coats. Some of Die iu u est models are al most three quarter length, lirown I is one of the newest colors and sometimes the shade is nearer j purple than brown. 1 here H a Kelierilt tetuleuey to lit suits to a normal waist line, one important house places fullness in front, flar InR from a belted waistline. Much cm braid is used on tailored dresses and suits with short jac keta. A new Hweater is hcraldi an irnptnlaiit sports Iioiim I from It in ; called Jeanne d'Ai e ami spii'-d by the Maid of Orli was in- ;in's coat of mail. Straw hats have nlonist coli Huered felt for niid-sunuuer wear. Mosl of the summer models are of light weight, pi ia I ile si raw, d railed bat s-ddom t iiiniui'd. I wit li members of t he local post. They also attended the installa tion last night. Mr. Murphy is state legion commander and M r. Moser Is stale adjutant. Ho tit rn t li(s Angeles ( . A tier visiting lo re (.or t lie pa.st. wei'k al the home of ilteir iar eut::. the Itev. and Mm .1. George Wat. Mr. and Mrs. G. Paul Wal. h it this morning for their home In Los Angeles u hei r M r. Wal, is employed ill ttte head offieen of Hie California bank. They will spend a week on th- home journey, stopping al Portland and other polnls. They are making the trip by oar. STAR TODAY ONLY LOIS WILSON SAM HARDY In a behind-the-scenes story of how life is lived in the "Roaring For ties." Charlie- Chase Coniedv A One-Mania Man' Broadway Nights Flyers' Wives To Journey to Her I in Sl'.W YOHK. .lung (AP) lleved of! Two overjoyed women. i a terrific strain today were pi e- j IpariHK to Journey to lierlin. ) They were ;.li s. flarne I. j ichailibet'hti and Mrs. Chafles A.; I.evine, whose husbands flew to; (Jerntany. The wives, huwever, j .plan to make their trip by the morel prosaic method of a steamer. Jlour upon liour ot anxiety piis - H - ed witn a riood or joy when the two women yesterday received the news that the PellaiHM t'oluiuhiu cur rying the two men had reached the) continent. When reports Indicated that llerfiii was be the planed dest ilia lion, they sent cahrera ins -of iMinMi'atulatio.f and wortl that I they were sailiim to Join them. CIRCUIT COURT TERM FOR JUNE MOW UNDER WAY (Continued from Page 1) Mr. 1 li'lm prosi'culiiiff nd Greon A Jless, defense. June 21, slate I I vs. Charles Stevenson with .Mr. ; Helm prosecuting, anil ti recti t i ' Hes defense. June -'2. Satiit? ; Drelur vs. Henry Hill with t. H.I McCullouKh, prosecut luff and K. j It. Hino. defense. June -3. Henry Hartford vs. W. M. Hobbiu with tirceii 1 less-Ash well, prosecut ing and 1 ',. Terrell, defense. LEGION HEAD IS GUEST OF ROTARY CLUB (Continued from rKP 1) time was as hiiMlnewlikc as the convent ion sessions will lie and that there would be no Imposi tion upon l.a (irande's hospitality. 1 Mr. Murphy made a very line talk on the ideals and work of the le ' fiion. both as to state and naliun j al scope. Nature tn Attend Moser, who preceded Mr. Mr. j Murphy. stated that Howard P. i Savage, national commander of tn .ineriean i.rKh)n. wili be one of Ilu, Kn,nui ni the li Grande con- vention accordiiig to word received .Saturday and also pointed out some of the features und empha sized the size of the roiutnK fiatll ering here. (1. CI. Griffiths was announced s a new mourner oi mo ivimuj lull. School Clones In ML Glen District, MT. ll'l.BX. June (Special) -A pi uirruui was B'ven hy I lie I'eh.ml ehlldri n heie Memorlill uay "n i , ' w'as" i)ell attended. An'lvH culil--! 'hllion .lyil- tl , displny Of the year a lichool work' was a feiitnre of the 'iil'teinoon. Appropriate soim-s. readiiiirs and drills followed. I The school hi re chisel Wellies :day. Twcnty-slv students nlti'lid I ed during the crlll. lull there were I III) pet feet atle. ilanee records he cause of the siarlel rcver cpldein ic. w hich caused a .larite ninnhcr 'of students to miss school. TUESDAY ., WJiD.ESDiY I2enee Adoree star of 'The Big Paradg- in Another oreot filmi r WEAVE SHE'LL WIN vni in i w w rs. . heart. with CONItAp NAGEL Mack Sennett Comedy "Catalina Here I Come" Bv Lawton HARRY YOU GET THIS WAY EVERY TIME YOU SWEAR OFF "' SMOKiNiG. COME Oaj OVER. TO GLASS ANO I'UL BLOW YOU to A Swell J (iLASS DUUCS (Inc.) La Gra'.idc, Ore. fllUC.'II AGAIN OX TRIAL IN ! JACKSONVILLE (Continued from PaK Ono Miles t'antiall, farmer of Kucti. Pe Autrcmout viewed the liiorn iK session with but camiat con cern, his ni.nl iu-r, M rs. Helle I u A utreniont, of Lake wood, N. M., J. by his side, but hi father. Paul I e A utreniont, of Kupeiie, Ore., wii8 not in courl. I Cninno Of 600 Million I WASIIlNnTON, .lime . (Al1) Secretary Mellon declared todav jtliat I In. treasury surplus for the i current fiscal year would ccecd ! Jitiio.iuui.oiu). I- Obituary W. I.. PHILLIPS 1NION. Ore.. June ti (Special) William Lee Phillips, t nion pion eer, died Wednesday evening at his home In South I'uiou at the aKe of T4 years. Funeral services were belli Frl- 1 day afternoon from Cook Brothers I chapel with Hie Itev. P. S. Hughes. ! j of Pendleton, a former pastor of i jthe Presbyterian church here, in; I charge. Interment was In the l"n- j Ion cemetery beaide his wife, who i We Buy for Less We Sell for Less NEW SPRING SHIRTS III the new raon strip.sl broadcloths, printed itriviilc and 4ho-s flannels $1.95 - $2.15 - $2.95 Work Shirts Full 4-it, blue and grey oliamhray. triple slltohotl. Si.es I I i '. to 17 39c Dig Six ;.ulrnuli't'il Woik shins llliie mid fcroj; lm:;e ror the lnrjie-1 75c - 95c Destroy era of High Iirt'. Arcade ,0: 'Based upon V,recudbii CHRLES REISIMER The Lairnsfather eartoons of Old Rill and his pals made war history; the story of Old Rill and his pals, turned into a play, made stage his story; and now the adventures of these British Tommies are making screen history. THE BIGGEST OF ALL COM EDY HITS GWYN GREY at the ROBERT MORTON Playine; the same special score used by the Yitaphone. 56 STORE S . myr IN THB WBIT lint Adams Air. Worn IN A CLASS BY THEMSELVES Our Women's Shoes Every clay women marvel at these Shoes. The styles are so correct, the workmanship so excellent. HOW CAN IT BE DONE? By concentration, bv our desire to give $7.00 : and $$.00 Values for S-1.!)S. I .lied iii t:n. I Mr. Phillips was born In Madi- son county, Arkansas tn 1 S r ;i and in September, 1ST4, lie was mar ried to Kebeooa Jane Hams and ; crossed the plains In 1S75, settling at I nion In the spring of 1 S 7 ti. j where they since made their homo. To this union four children were j born, two or whom preceded their j parentti in death. The two snrvlv- j lug are Willis It. Phillips and Boy : K. Phillips, both of I'nlon. Besides the two sons. he leaves three. grandchildren, Alia Phillips, of '. North Powder; Mrs. Lenore Slotts of Portland and Miss Sylvia II....U...' ..r I'lilmi BFLVA ItOFI COIIBFIT Betvib Houp Corbetl, wife of J Phillip Corbetl, died at her Immel a( Olympia, Wash., Saturday, June I. after one week's illness. She was years, lit months and lit days old. The body arrived In La Grande litis morning, accompanied liy several relatives, and the fun TUESDAY - Admission 10c Warner present tieplaifbi Bruce Baimsfathcr?i ArthurEliot jt (;raiidt, Or. .oral will le held tomorrow morning at o'olook from the Catholic ohiii-t h, the Uev. O. Nooy In elmrge, Interment w III be made in live Catholic cemetery. Bosar;' kervlew will he held this eveniim at ft: ii'cloek al the Bohuenkamp mor tuary, where the remains lay. Besides her widowed husband tm deceased leaves a little daugh'- tcr, three years old and infant twiti Hons which were born on Memorial day. She also leaves her mother, Mrs. Hvclyn Itoup. of Joseph; two brothers. Frank and Khuer Kotip, nf Joseph; ami two sisters, Mrs. W. H. Crawford. of Walla Walla. . U',.l, I ft I'milu.in ..f ..Medical Springs. SWII 111, It. IMATT V The funeral of Samuel It. Illatt will be held tomorrow afternoon at 'J o'clock from the L. O. S. church, and Interment will lie made In the , l. S. section of the Masonic, cemetery. Snoilgrass and Zltnmeiv - man will be In charm-. TODAY WEDNESDAY Children 10c No, 1.1 96
