Tuesday; Juno 7, 1027.
LA CJItANDE EVENIM! OHXERVEK
4t
Local News In Brief
'cominu i;vi;.ts
Jcih S, 0, II) I'nloii Mve.
HI.M-lt slimy til I til Oiv, .
.Inly 21. 2J. 2:1 sialu Amorl
mil Isjj'hni .-.invonlliMi In Iji
dramfc.
Oi lolKP (iloflnili" .lain imt
tftrJili-l mi; oivkdii iamii
Tcni'liiT flvsorlulloii cuiivrntlun
lii-re.
Slurp llu.vri- Hon-
I,. K.- Qiiinily, alio, p ,i,y, r rruni
llolso. If HJliiMrrc.l III tin- J'olry
liuli-l.
XIMtliiu Ki-lallii-.
.Mr. 11111I Mi s. .Marsliall lltu rtitiill
are visiting .retalnc.', anil fricnda
al I " 11 Ion iliiriiiK stork show week.
Viilimltvi1 M.'i'lln-.-
Mi-niht-rs of tin- volunteer fin.
. I . j hi i t 1 11 11 1 w ill ho lil Hu ll- ri-Bii-lai-
ni.'.lliif,' liminlil. All iinjiiil,. rs
an- ui'Ki'd lo lie present.
I .leclliill Tonight .
Klerlion (it ulTiois for th,. com
iiiK yi-ar will lit- a pin t of IIil- hnsi
111 sh of lln- I'l-iilral Lnlior council
liiri-tim;.(oiiii;lit..
'In Visit hi Idulio
Mis (Mf-ar . ;i rlsixi and son,
C.oiK'. Ii'ft last niulit lor Wilder,
Ida., lor a visit at thr home ot
Mrs. t'haihs W'.-si. They wilt re
main ahout two weeks.
Hrh itiK ' 'oasl
Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Smllh. slop
'i in l.a tlrande yesl'-rday on
ff.t-i r w ay to I 'oil 'and. M r. and
Mis. Smith are making the trip by
car. Thi-y.Vt git-It-i'tjA at the Honi
inT hol I. -..j - '' '"
Herowrinii
Charles U'ilson, who was Injur
er last month In a n ar'eident. on
Ihe L. U. S. senior picnic, is now
11 hie lo be about some. 11 was
removed1 f roni tho-: hospital last
Friday. "
tmproed Somewhat
John Winhurhr, who lias been
III lor Ihn past two werksWif in
1 liicna and com plications, ? is im
proving and will be aide lo be out
yooii. He wjll not It,, able to re
sume work for several Wrrks, how-
fsiiiiiK Hri4"
Mr. and M r.s. ' l-'r.-d I'lirny have
10; Ihrir' KU.t. -Mrs. 'urrey's sis
ter. Mr.s lMdly Jrdinston and son.
1 5 1 1 1 v . d' The ;iH-rt. Mr. and Mrs.
Ciiriey ppenl Ihe week end visit -inn
al The 1alles, their quests re
laruliir? with them.
(.overinnent b;n Horn ,
Mr. and Mi s. K. i:. Judder and
ttmiily, of Hoise, and L. M. Ilutr
rins. of (L'de,i, spent y-sterd;iy
lo-r. stoppinti: at tile Summer
hotel. Mr. Kidihr and Mr, IIhk
1:1ns are with the bureau of pub
lic roads.
Al Wallowa l.ak-
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. H.oyt
iLi u ir h ! its. Mvrlie und Mildred
uul
ac-
cempanied by Paul Speiio-r, spent
r.inday al W,dowa. lake al the
ltot suniiuer cabin. Mrs. Ilnyt
red lo r dauchteis If 1 1 today for
P.eiinhani w here Coy will spend
ir-s! of the summer.
llr'ii'M Home
After visiting here for about a
icVt-k nt the home of Mr, and Mrs.
J. ('. White, Mr. and Mis. Ver
non Lovely ret urned ruin-day In
their home in poise. Tiny have
be.-n on a several week's honcy
liMHiii trip in Western Oregon as
well as in La. tlrande.
jju (iiii mi lload-
A warning was issued Ibis morn
ing by Orville Wright, si rr.-t km-
rint- ndetit. au-iinst dumping of
grass on macadam or paved st reels,
lie points nut that there in an or
dinance providing for punishment
for this often!-.- and declares that,
unless Ihe practice is slopped, dis
ciplinary slrps will be taken.
t.nis to CohuaiUr
Mr. and Mrs. IL A. WllUerson
end Khlridjrr Hulfinaii. of La
tirando, ,l rs. Will bun Anson, of
I'niildale. and Mrs. J. W. Keii
ne.lv. "or Cnion, have none to
fir.-eb.5j. Colo. Mr. Witkerson and
Mr. Huffman, hoi h Creenwood
s hoii ti-.ichers. w ill attend (lie
T. achn-s' coth-gc during the failu
re r. Mtn. Anson will visit rela
t'vis at Sail Lake City where Hie
p srty will stop for a short lime.
Tins isj .Mrs. Kennedy's first trip
e.r Ho- Oregon Trail highway.
Miu-e coming wilh her parents I"
yoiv w it b nx teams '
asm thh; Miuiliier. "
i McKibbin
STRAW
;hats
For ISIen and Hoys
Large selection in ;ill
latest .styles! in Pan
ama and Sailor Hats.
$1.95 to $S.15
HATS OF QUALITY
Clint's
5 Clothier y
Tli suirc Willi a Coii.-k'11-oco
Al I.. 4 I
Mis. Knoch .MorKiui has acreple.l
1 liosition at li. fountain of lh.;
I.. & I.. iIiiik more.
I i n..,. ,ou '
IIiiiiii- I'nim IWllaml
lr. c. Ault
IT. L. Alllt Ol hlHernilHe U.ltiSed
uirontli .a (Inn,, 1
today on his
Hay liolnv from West
1,1 so In Hid
A miirrliiHi. liifi-nn,,
n nrrKun.
van IshuwI
10 1-to -Mason anil I'lari-nt-u
Wiillier, both ot Jtk-lilaii,J.
Ji.
Ht lo llakei
Mr. and Mrs. Jaek IIuhIu-m and
Iris umi Inez HiikIh-m w.nt to
Maker today. They will sprnd I lei
day visitinK' ami also plan en-
juy a KW1111 in th,. nut a tori 11 m. I A very, i-oitnly HKenl. anmoinelim
. jlhe ctililiiiK 'f Miss l.uey A. I'asf to
Vfsltin;; Mrir ; L ilian eouoiy t.i In. Id Hu third of
Lit tli M ims Virginia 1 1 a ni pi on ' lo r serieH uf nutritioii metini;H.
of rortland. 1h visitinK at Mo! lionin li" ho in l.u Cnimlc Kriday.
of hrr aunt and uncle, Mr. and;J;"l1 It'.' and will eMiidia:t a meet
Mis. W. Jf. Lei.muan. inK fnm 30 o'einrk in ihn morning
. :tu in 'the afternoon.
To Visit hi J-jiti-rpriM- I jn tiie niorniiiK nha will fcive a
Mrs. V. J. Cahle hit this iiiorn- nrilk di-rnnnstrat ion and in the af
nK lor KnterprfMo win-re she will term. uii sho will (alk on "How to
visit at her former home. Kite wa:i Kat and (inw Tliin and How to
neeoinpnnied ,y ,,.,. ,. . ,.;;(, ;imf f;t.nU. Kal.-' Slie will alfo
Smilhwiek nl' Han l-'raneiseo. who ! discuss men! olannlnir. As nianv
will ulso visit at Knt
riiiiHt1.
Homo From I'oriland I
Mrs. Marian U-ddiek ntnrtinl
home from Portland this" thohiiiiK
after visiting there for the past
week. She niadn the trip h Port- .
fund -with Miss Dorothy Mey.rs.
and Mrs. O. L. Lariwun in the '
Meyeifi car. ,
riiK-ii S2.-.
l-alwiiril Mj.,., chtiri.-.-il with !
Bll.-lilllK aim il.. li,,.s, 1.I.1I. M
n.it. 101111,1 Blllliy 111. 1 luillCl:il
court lam mIkIU ami was fin, ,1 Jfr.'
Klinor Ilarki r. Urivins a- cr In'-- !
loiiRiiiK to Sain ;ainiil.oM, washr-j
ri'st.il yi-sti'nlay on tiin n:iin,i i
i-liarKi', offli-.-ra n port. II, -r trial .
is hi'I for toniKhl.- ;
VMHuk Here
Joe Miller, former chief clerk 1 11 -1
the railroad offices here and now
holding that position in ihe Pori
I it 11 1 office, is in town today vis-,
ilintf friends. He left La Hrando
about ten years ao and express, d
surprised at the growth . and
t'liiinnifl that have taken place
since that time.
i Itctnrncil Home
I After visMinc Tor some ilni" nt
the home of JitdKi and Mrs. J. W.
Know b-M. M r. and ,M is. IC. (i.
lb ow n and da uu liter. 1 ! 1 1 . re
turned this morninK lo thoir homo
Portland. Mis. Urn wn In Hio
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Know-
Vs. During their
Krown spent some
prisu on bit sin plus.
stay
time
here Mr.
al Filter-
I 1
IVrftvt AllcmlaiHi'S
County Superintendent' A.
Say re n-ports perfect al tendance
records from the following schools:
Clover r'rerk: Aulloiielte lUais and
I'htllp Hints: Suininei vill.-: Clara
Knd. Welda Knd. Lyda York. May
York. Syia Johnson, I'.rrnic"
Johnston. M-lba Pall. June l-Viz-.rll.
Ralph I'r i..ill. Leigh ton
John.-ton. Frr nk Johnson. Ardell
Krlwdl. KM on Frieii, t'li;u l' y
Lewis and Max York.
Home From Notre Haute
Mrs. H. L. l.ari.son and son. John,
am) the Misses I'orothy ami Mar
garet M cyerH and brot her. Pa ut.
arrived here hist night from Port
land where Mr. Lai.st.u ai.ci M '.
Meyers were met. bv tin' members
of tlo'ii- family. They have been
I a (ending- heboid at Notre Maine
I for the past year and declare (hat
' they am "mighty glad Pi get
i hone". I loth boys w ill n-s'i
I lo ir studies
fall.
;it South pend next
Here Today
Mrs. ollie Pay, of San Franc
Cab. Is visiting friends in
Ui,
(Iiande today and transacting busi
ness. She arrived here J;it night
from Poise. Ida., wliwv she has
been visiting relatives. She will ho
joined here this evening by her
listers. Mrs. hnv.y Plythe ami ;
Mrs. Floyd Charbonraii. of lloin . i
wk-o will nrrornpany her to Port
land. From there she will rellllll;
lo her home In California. Sb-i
was a finest at the home of Mr. ;
ami Mrs. Nate Zweifel las! night.
.III llnM.ni.-Irr Slal'l'
I., (in Il.'iry. r l.n firiin.l.-, b-i-plioinnr,'
in fiiiiiiii'T''.- nt A.
hus li.-.-n : ! 11 1 -c lo th." Hlntr
..I tlii" Imlly lliiiom.'t'T. 11. A. I'.
Ktn.l. nt' l.iil" r. I'.r Hi, 1 l oiniiii;
,...ar. stinl-nt liiklnc In.liisirinl
iotirnalisin roiir. nro .-IIkII'I.- ""'
t his iipiiolnliii. "t. Th,- Mlii.l. nts
w rl:,' fr l,iil,li,-;ition imil :i I ,'
I c-lmw-n for tin- .sliilt mi Hi.. LusiK
r ,. r,'i, n.-y in n.'"v.i w rMnik'. 1 hj-r,-u,
r,- slitili-nlH out of the T", 1-iU-ine
jinn niilisin ;i i 1 l to t!i" til
this MiilllK.
Moiim- I'i-oiii l-.nMlanil
Mr. an.l Mis. Wai'.l l-"ow. r.
nephew. Kail It. IiiRh". Mr
Mrs. Hurley I tlclin nl win. inn
lrv i-nrr.'V i .1 urn..! Ii'.in.
last !
, v-nlnir I'r, 'in a v. c'
liln to l'or".m,l in lh
end motor i
I-'owh r car.
Mr. an-1 Mrx. I'owl, r ri .
......in i- Mr. Incl", who hi
.:,l:ii!i a snoclal I ,
at Iterkeb V
.,,,. iiiro iriirlilnir in lh'- I'
,',,,1 lli.-r... II." wiU visit h
1.,-lor,' rrlnrtillii: i" '
,;r,.,...v. I',, m. Thl was Mr.
lr.-
Kl..- first trip ov. r II
hiKhuny am I In- "S ,,
p h.auly. Til" party
. tiniitl to f " thr-
I 'udiiiihri.
chlcl ,v II !i '
,;,s , lit, 111-
iniitiniain
p.'itl.s. ini tn.linu
Ml. Moo.l, Horn
I row II l'liint y. sl. l'iay
I nil. . I S' .I' S
lain that lh"
hill, nil eh
l,il.-li.'st I-inperatMl
know ii in "il" "inn! i :
nr. .. at I1..I-. 1.1" II"
.... . ' 171.- Onv
,fll, ially
llll.'l i:i lie-
in 1 lie sum- I
. Monlan.i.
r.nisl.M. ! 'h.
P'M.iUirv1 oi
I s 1
,, hi, st l.n, -a n t- in -
TO MAKE PLANS
FOR CONVENTION
Local Parent-Teacher Or
ganization to Continue
Sessions This Summer
fcCSSlOnS IIUS blimmcr
1
" "
1'iHiis were made to continue I lie
meetings of the p:itXIlt-t.Oitulltla t'lty
I'-'iimil .lurinn th .cummer yeMor-
day-w hen the il;ir meeting '
lh" rmiiu il wan hrld In iho N'riuh
hni htnnl cluh ritiniis. Th HUiiintci' j
nirt'iiniirt .will In devoted to t lit? I
Hindj- of iiai'ilaiiH'iiiary rnUn ;ini
taken frimi "IE'duitn' UiiIok if (r-
HH-Hin(i-H.WH! he devoted to tlK!(...OV0 ... . Thurndav and
iiy f ,,',!;l:n:H',i.Ii!1T. ,riUH, ,H
I , . V . "''"V. -
iei." and U'lvr tn Hie tirrunKineiit.s
lor the Oregon CunKrea of I'arentH
and 'IVarhtTH to lie . htdd . liero in
i)il'ilirr.
iXirinu' the afiernooii a ruin
initnlcution was read 1'rniu It. C.
women of the community as can
are ured to attend tho nieotinK-
I'l'nin La Crandc-MisH Case will
y,it to Cove, whori' she will hold a
meet i";iJr on Saturday, Monday,
June. 13, she will he at Imhler,
T'lrsday, June 1 I, at KUin ami
Wednesday. June If., at Wolf creek.
The meeting time of the Central
cou in-il has hct'ti cha ued from
; !:!.- oVlorl,
the suminel
to :Ii"
months.
i-li.ck dill'ilt;;
R()AI) UON'DS
ARE FAVORED
JJY FARMERS
(Continued front Paso One)
of it and burned what thr benc
fihs would be. h, became a booster
Hie bond issue
lAphiius l.a (Jra rule's iewjMliit
IL K. Coo!ide, presbb-nt of the
chamber, explained La (irande'H (;eori;e, were mart led la si AukusI.
attitude -on Ihe matter, saying that 'Their weddini? photoKrapbs weir
this city is inious to do the ritfht ; used to identity thriii a short Cme
lliinir. "The proposi'd roads an in -jut, , when tlu-y were catitured in
reality l!v tlnishiu touches to the ' ,.i,.IHl, followbiir a bank robber)
load pri'Krnnt agreed upon wveral erputy sheriff was killed and
. ai atto," heftiid. He added that Mutthew was convirtrd of niurde
ihe valley population n 1. havo;whitl. o.0u;e was fouml guilty of
few lea-s as lo Lit Uraildc's vo- j muuslaugl'ter.
operation. Ucm-uoiI Matthew
I a raw is Want Koads n,(.m,rrs f his pang re.-
C. L. Larison. of Cue good roads (,H.( .,,,1,, v; from l lie S.-nuuya'i
committrr, touched upon Ihe his-. ...... ...o uveiuber hm and
tory of the county road program.
declaring thai it Ihe bonds carried,
1 would step up t he program seven
years and mean much development
for the rural districts.
lie emphatically pointed out
that Ho- ' fanners do want 1 ho
road:, in t-pite of rumors to tho
contrary which have been In cir
culation. As proof he told of tho
me. ting of M inrmbera of tho
Pleasant Crove grange with li'l fa
voring tin- bond issue and Ihe oth
er tour not voting.
'"'lie problem is not In Ihe rest
ot Mr- rounty. it is in La (Irande,"
be yaid. "La Oiande is the uatur
;. pin id and it is her duty to givu
ihe agricultural dislrlets what they
have giv-u 11 s - -good roads. Let us
pay our debt to them."
i;igiii-Mtninierille ftond
lie also explained the so-called
Pbte Mountain road. This road,
in reality, will connect Sunminrvilh;
and I'ilgin, serving all tin- Irrrt
toi y between, and then will ex
lend a mile and a hall' toward the
foot of the Itlue mountains, were
1 the e-OVerninelll Will IMIHU
over the Pino mountains.
p. l 01 e adjournment M r. t 'on-l-.lge
aiinounrrd that the June :i
, chamber luncheon, at (.range 11. mi,
i ni rloM.-' the !!iH-'J7 t ason.
I A. T. Hill, president of the '""V 1
coui mission, explained the $4a,natl
water main bond Issue and asueu
ho the Miippoit of thu uusinesH
11011. "We regard Ibis s a nce
, v:i v he declared, "and we feel
it our responsibility to put tho j
matter up to the voters.
STOCK SHOW,
COUNTY FAIR
CONSOLIDATE
(Continued from Page 1
nil. Ml, I th,'
con, I ,In
t In- .'h.siiii; .li.y. "Ill hoi vol. .rs. Tiny mi' lr.'"lvl Iiy ap
i,l Wiitloua rmiiily 'lay. I prals to pr.-jinli.-,. an,l wli.'li lli.a,
. will s, ll,l its Pan. I lliatl .lo not avail, pow.-r is wn-st.'.l from
a larm' .1,1, nat ion f ruin I t hi'in l,y till llnl" hit ion ami frailil al
1 5 . li.-i-
Cut- rin .
.,y l.n.l
!.,!', ,i
111
lit
S Is l'plt.'..
n. clloii wltli Hi- I nli.-ll this l.ln.1 that Is in.- lnosi vnai
show a .I.Ts.-y jnl ,11. " ! n. "il of .Mni rl.-an 111.- at llii- pun
will lie h. hi at l'iiio:i I . nt hour".
I.I-.
u. t
S'Jay eenlng. About "r mreI(
h is and belt, vers in betC r,
i. i ds from I he Wllta ineti e j
y. -a!M he the Kii.-st;- of I'nhin!
f . i Hrando merchants. They j
a i rive at Cnion tomorrow
! and will attend Hie stocIC
Ti'itrsilay.
niM
Tl
e b.ll'.oUet Uill begin Ut 7
oi k at the K, P, hall fit. t llion.
To Appear Re fore
Service Com m isxion
lAI'l- Th,
.'Oiiipanv
..-Uvi'.-ii So
... and Hi,
i'1-allni; la
n. I S...i.l.'
ir an.l xliou
.i.iiai.'
at .-.;ii
'i.-ir pel lull
i-h,.'ill n,,l
yi, ,, i,l ,,f I, ,
, to Op.'l
ire.. .1 lino
f MHlalraw,.!
,. . i.,.-H anil "
It. Kli.mi.tli
nit IT' ,',,"-111
oiiiiiiIs-Ii.ii
. pennon r ll
Kelly Hops Off
From Portland
For Washington
POIlTI.ANH. Or-.. June 7 AP)
Lieutenant Oakley l. Kelly liu
prd off from Piertton Kir Id, Van-
Jtouver, VhhIi.. today at 11:05 11
m ,r aahlnKlon where he in
f fo participate in the welcome ot
i 1 m . i...n .1.
u.M.tint? l.u nii,...l, I, In , ,w
. ,u. (-0ll,in(.Ilt i)V airnhine. K.dlv
.Manned to flv us far iih iUdHe. Jd.i
today und I'hiraKO Wednesday. He
exnecl to reach his homo town.
Wu.shinKton Priduy. Lieutenant
Koiiy with Mrut. John Maiu-rad
inadr the first iion-htop trai-ttni-Mnriilal
flight May 2 and . 1
JAIL A RELIEF
TO MM; WIFE
WASN'T THERE
Itt'DAPLST. Hunirary. June
(AC) Jail promised oich a re
lief from his wife's company
that Andreas Kurd I parsed limi
ne If yff an his son, serxed Hirer
months in piisen and asked to
stay lonser.
When t he a lit hoiilles discov
ered Hint Kurd! had rooh-d Hieui
t he .i'ldKc who sentenced him
for his son's ofii-nse called him
to account before i'i tensing him.
"The penalty I paid was 11
heavy one," the father explained
in rour. "but It was woith
while. For years 1 have been
jMlzzlini? my head to determine
how I in iKh t escape for a little
while from the terrible place my
wire has made of my home for
'!.- years. In prison I had a
fine r.-.st and I would ,:ladly
spend another three inonl lis
ralhrr than return home."
PHANTOM BANDIT
ELUDES OFFICERS
(Continued from Page 1)
associat Ion, announced more re
wards would be posted,
Klines has played a plianloia
role sin ce he and his broth"i
since thai time lie has been Iden
tified as the bailer In numerous
shootings and holdups. The la;;!
robbery attributed to his follow
ers was the robbery of two banks
at lleggs. ()k la.. Ids home tow n.
An officii was killed and u wo'm
an 'wounded heroic Ihe bandit.-;
escaped.
Men idea! if ied as belonging to
the Finns gang have op.-tated in
Arkansas. Oklahoma, Kansas ;.n 1
Missouri for several months with
unusual soi ers-j in escaping la
thickly wood'd plans. Tiny ah;o
staged numerous holdups ill north
ern Texas, u.iiially under the
leadership of a youth brandish .11.;
two iiuiomatic pistols. The out
law displayed lb" tw Kims w In n
he took l 'arter's a ut ninnbile.
bances An Nihil
As Klines disappeared in Hi"
rough Osage hill countiy In lim
ber and thickets coverinr,
i !i
sliare miles. 1
there was little
him.
I miiny I a nie
; aduillt
of flndli
net
1 and I lowii
I Lamb.on, smighl
. j Kiiues' gang. v.
, I Nowata. htn..
as nirmbirs of
-re cilptlll'i'd at
nteiday alter an
echange of shots
ies w as w ounded.
in w hlch I an-
. v
POLU K IA.NS
( h llen(;i;i
lly McADOO
(.'..iilltiiiril from r'ncr l;
lii'.-siili'Ml liiiil.i-is. Hut most (lull-,-r,ius
ol" nil, tt",' 1-lniMK liillili'lir,,
of nun lihii. pnlllU s Is H,-, n In thn
ini-r,"ns,. ot niin,- nnil lnw(,-.s.sn.s.H
nml In Hi.' riiii.-,'il,',l iilliicli oil III.;
i lKht.-. nlti iimi lnlmi lil.
''I'll,- ol.l niitehln.'S tun Hllll , l
Inir public prlvMi'il's nml lin
iniiiiill, s.
"All put, Mr niirsll.iiiK ot inomi'iil
mi' U.'pl fiolu th." ntt.-llllon ot tho
'III.' p.lllH. II IS 1I1KI. .OIU..K.- ""
OIJSFRVF.R ADDS
VALLEY EDITOR
TO NEWS STAFF
(Continued .from Page 1)
itik'ly of fa! 111 news anil h; ppenili:'.
Th' II. 'W (lMa It Infill will he or
i:alli.rl l;ra,lllally lut.l II nniiil-er of
spe. Mill fealnr.'S Will tietnMir nvail
iihl.. Wllllill III" lii'M lew V.e.'liS. I'".
.Miss MmiIoii l.,ni,s falntilar Willi
her rmk, ai,,l leriil.ny sh" It. In
,i cr.
woman, ii.i, on line
I-OIITI.ANI". in,., .1 ni,- T (Al'l
.MSm I'.iiiillla I. "lull. !':;. who
. J for :t'i years was Itt.lailan at til
v I niel sily of l'.M,-"ll. I, :l In I -,.;:o'li,y
I'M" IhlHle . I.- K. Mich
. ,-, VoliCll j u o-'1 ' She V.. I! ItlllKe ),, .O IlK
.illi f. hurls. She was ncoinpan
j le, l,y .Mrs. I'. 1 1. Tayloi . Willi
i . w limn sli- alih'-, h-re y,l,t,h,y
( the ap- J ari.-i ii,,n fiotn Knir-tie.
copy . er- j -- - - '
l-'alK in-j A .ycloni' r.-cnity ,,slroye,
, Ihe p.l I - I Tinnalav.'. a -Mmla irar. a r poll, an-l
,,.l..y .lis- II may it, i, r he r.-l.u lit, for i ,'
l tt rutin. ( I hail on." Iiinlilred rj chjuew have
U: lit "."I . s., ep'. 1 1 1 1 K lly . ill llii; tile hist cii
it'iij an-l tl'Jai '-'.av,.:, an: :.i,nut.
UNDER WAY IN BIG BALLOON RACE
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Photo copMight. l:n:7. by NLA Service. Inc.
inner way; 1 lie ursi naiioous nave lauen (lie mr at the Na
tional Palb race at Akron, (.. while Ihe tcH of the big pea'r-
f-haped craft wall on (he ground In readiness for (heir (urns. A
eaiuet-amau in an airplane circled over (he field and snapped this
picture- for NF.A Servii e and The observer. No(e I be one bal
loon !i !;.!; in the air. XIik- are v.litlng 011 '1 he grou ml, while (he
white patches show (he spaces vacau-d by balloons that have al
ready arisen. - .. .
Navigator Lack
Held Cause Of
Columbia Failure
NFW I'nllK, June 7 f AP) C
M. Petlanca. designer of the air
plane Columhi.-i said today that if
la reitce Clia nt heri in had had a
navigator In Ihe passenger neat ot"
the plane he would have reached
Lrrlih.
"1 sincerely admire Mr. Levhtr's
courage In going," he said, "but 1
'r ain sorry that he went, because I
" j I'. sure (hat if Chambrrliu had u
, conipi tent navigator Willi him he
wouldn't have at rayed front his
;tar
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A saucy gypsy maid,
a wealthy youth in
a Lover's Paradise
nut
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and then the demands of convention, the
iron hand of war, tore them apart.
Special ( 'oiticfty Aid act ion
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couiiie. '
lb explained Dial he was speak
ing purely from the standpoint of
da aeronautical expert and had no
thought of hi lilt ling Ihe part
played by either Chambetlin or bin
parsrngrr, Charles A. Levim-.
I'roiu an aeronautical standpoint,
the designer explained, the flight
was a "stunt" and added nothing
01 moment to the science of avia
tion. "Wo knew what planes were be
fore it took place. We knew what.
hitdoiS Were. We knew that (IliN
monoplane wilh 1hi;i motor was
cainibb' of Hying Til hours. 11 took
courage lo try il, naiurnlly, bul the
rrsuM was known lo nio Ihe min
ute the plane wan on the way".
Kx plaining his conclusion Hint
TODAY
and
WEDNESDAY
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witii
It EN EE ADOREE
CONRAD NA(;EL
1 u.lw I
MACK StNrs't7vr,-,'r
TATA, NA fJCOC
MAOtLINC HurUGCK
6D0IE OUIULAN
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COMPLETE PLANS
FOR SCOUT CAMP
La Grande Boys to Spend1
July 25 - August 15 Pe-
riod at Wallowa Lake i
Plans are practically complete
for the hoy scout summer enenmp-
ment in the Kastern trefoil Trl-
county council and bulletins have
I already been Kent out to every
scout in tho council telling about
i the camp and giving the program. !
July 1!S to August 15 lire the
I dates for the camp, which will be
'held at tho Methodist camp urutind
lat Wallowa lake.
Strops llraltli. Safety
Health and safety are brim,
Pressed now among the seouis and
will he during the camp. Kvery
boy inn st have a physical examina
tion before attending the camp.
Plans are to have a physician in
camp. Swimming will he conduct
ed tinder Hie most rigid supervision,
the "Ituddy" (dan being used, and
there will be plenty of men to cure
for the boys. Plans are to have
one man for every six hoys, each
I iiiuii in on u ii t a pei i in ins line. J ne
aiioWti national forest win fur
nish u nature study man. there will
ho a man for the supervision of
woodcraft, athletics, games, etc.
A full program han been outlined
for each clay. Including religious
services every Sunday In connce
lion with the court of honor. Well
balanced menus huvu already been
outlined and wilt be approved by a
physician bufore adopted. There
will he special tlnto I w Wn each
week given over to writing n let
ter home. Sunday will he visitors
day.
Any hoy 1 years of age, who Is
a boy scout or wishes to become
one, may attend the ramp ami Is
eligible to remain as long as the
Hcout ruler of rump lire observed.
FtlKH'l ! Iti Camp
According lo present indications!
there will be about 15(1 boys In
oanip during tho three weeks. Plans;
are not to have more than fio buy I
in camp during one week. j
H. Hussell Hcolt, scout executive,
made a trip to Haker and Cove last
week In the Interests of the sum-!
mer camp. About 50 hoys plan to
attend front 1 taker, and several
from Cove. t
Wlnre a forage crop can be
grafted or advantageously fed and
I nie iiiaiiiire reiurneii ut (lie lanil,
I the tanner will find profitable re-
soils. if insufficient livestock Is
i" i", or 11 me nun m poor ami 111
need of organic matters, a green
erop often may he worth more. In
the long run If plowed under than
if sold. -
failure lo reach Iterlin was duo to
j thu lack of navigator, Hellnnca fl-
gtired I hat the plane hud fuel
1 enough to carry 11. Out) miles and
M'ainputed roughly that tlHM'qluin
i Ida lost 1,1'KI miles through head
j w in ds and wandering from Its
' path. ,
oid Hill said, "If ycr can find a better 'ole,
go to it "
Wc say If you can find a better sbow,
go to it.
TODAY
AND WEDNESDAY
Is Your Last Chance to See ,
SYD CHAPli
as OLD BILL
,"The BETTER, OLE"
Based upon the play hy
Bruce Bairnsfather
and
Arthur Eliot
The Funniest
Come Out
(JWYN (!REY
Playing the special Yitaphone score
Admission 10c Children 10c
ARCADE
Next Attraction
MARION DA VIES In "TIIE RED WILL" .
14
1 101 Allan
LADi
PUM1
$4.98
Many beautiful style
to choose from in
light shades and
blacks. The very best
styles of the mode.
Obituary
WILLIAM KLMMFLL THOMpKOrf
William Ktmmell Thompson. 133T
year-old son of Mrs. Sue. ThontpS
son tiled this morning ut Portland
where he has been under medicMf
care for the past two .weeks. Htf'
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would have been I t yearn of afci
(the fourtii of July. He was horn ;
jlu Ii Crande and made )iis,hojn4
here most of his life,' bavin. Ueei
a student at Hreeuwood tii'Uool. He
Hides his moiher, w ho. -Is. uure amf
-ray head at the Uraude Itoinl
hospital, Williaut is survived . by' .hlr
grandparents, Mr. and Mr. 1. Ji
Klmmelt who make their home at
KUi Washington.
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We Sell for Less
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lu the new Swiss YciUlos
licghoi iis, Panant:iM nml Sou
nils fanty nml plain luintls
new shapes n:l ntodels.
Styloil right and pi h-cd "right.
$1.95 -$2.15 $2.95
Men's Sailors ' ,
Splits und Scnnllh 1 ' t,
50c - 95c : V-
DvMtioyers of High Prices.
Directed bq
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Story That Has
of the War
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