La Grande evening observer., June 25, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Saturday, June 2."), 1925
I7A GRANDK F.VKNINO OHKERVRR
Pago Fivfl
' ,,.. , ,
Local News In Brief
COMING liVUNTK
July 5JI. li:t SUitn Ami ri
vnti li4'ftlua convention iu la
Grande.
October (definite diitu not
derided oil Oregon rnrrnt-Twm-hcr
a.sMMlut ton loiiveiilioii
here.
litre I'roni linker
K. ('. Mi-Kay, of Itaher, Hpcnt
y.'.sii'rday in thin city on busim-i-it.
1.1'HM'S l-'or IlllllllllUtUII
rn. Jl. A. Conrtn-y left thm
inornint,' lor IliintliiKlon where she
will hprnd a Hhoil time visit in tf.
lulling Here
Mih. I lr-rschd I lor.st man nnd
youiifr son are spending liie day
i.siliiitf Jiere from Kamela.
M it rrinjio I .lecnc
. A inarriiVKc license was Issued
Imhiy to Walter J. StriiiKhum and
JUarelda Stu4t;ill. both of this city.
Here I'rnm Miiwlllr -
Mis. Vein Church,-of Maxvllle,
'isited here yesterday. Shu slop
ed at Hit Foley hotel.
l.rs Tor Walln Wallu
Miss 1-ouisu O'Connell left Hits
IiiuriitUK tir Walla Walla where.
yt- will Fpend the week end visit
ing willi friendH. .
let urns lloiiii1 j
. V1r. and Mrs. Stanley Mills have
n turned from Port land where they
Bpent a wVek at the rose ahow and
Willi friends.
;o to Luke
, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Smith, of
i'urtland, drove to Wallowa Lake
loday after peiidluj? yesterday in
this city. They will spend tibunt
a week ut the lake.
Here IVom SMkano
A m on f,' the visitors in this city
loilay is (' l' S. Nelson, of Spo
J.jine, who ik hpi'inl i hit a few days
here, lie is registered at the
Kuley hotel.
I let urns Home
Mis. Harry M.-tzler and son
Jack, who have h'-ell visiting here
for Ihe past two weeks, left this
mornhiK lor th.-ir homo in Maker.
On Hike 1
The boy scout troop ofj the
Mel hodist church, accompanied by
their seont master. I;. V. Copscy,
h ft this morning lor an over-night
hike to liliiHH Hill Bprintrs. Tlu-y
will nturr early Sunday morninK.
r ;
,eaos lot' I .nb'rpnx'
Joe Stoddard. Baker lumber
man, sp.nt y sterday Iiere on his
way to Kntei prise where h' "ill
attend the regular Kasteru Ore'on
Lumbermen! nieetinK. The l-:ast-ern
trej.'tu Lumber company
entertainiik' this month)
Hcinriis tfet all Lake
Mrs. W'ilter I'erschcm. ami son
iMvid, b in this nioininc for their
hnuie in Salt Lake. They have
1.. t n visiting witti Mrs. rersehon's
pm-ents. Mr. and Mrs. l-'red Y.niiKZ.
Mis. I'eiselii.n H'-rtha Zailk','
...iore her' marriaKe and s a Krad-liat-
of the L. l. S. hospital.
'Jo Vivlt 1'im nls
i. m Mrs Alfred .Johnson, of
fortland, will be in La C.rande to
Imuiiow tor a brief visit with Mr.
Johnson's parent, after whic h they
vill spend "a shoit time in Denver
and Salt l.ake. returning to I ia
.C.rande in. .about two weeks to re
it i in here, for several diiys hefon:
reaming to l'ortland.
.Ml end Sc(iut Mci'Mni'
lr. nnd. Mrs, W. T. I'hy drove
tr Spiduitie l-'riihiy nioi'tiiim. wtidC
I r. I'hy, t In) ls(a niember of (he
National Hon1 Scout council, will
jittend at ruuional meetinir of the
i-ecntiv.e . oolnmittee . Saturday
InoruiuK. 'Tin slates represented
;t the meetinir will include On on.
Washim-'toiu III alio and Montana.
1m. and Mi.. I'hy will return home
Sunday aftrrnonn.
(n to I,akf
That Wallowa Lake 1m fust t;atu
bnr nntlomi renown Is shown by
tie- nuntbiir' ol mid-west and east -'
rn pleas An tourists who make
11m- trip tcAthe lake en their way
t" or from klie coast. Amonjr them
: Mr. ail Mrs. (I "U'e Slater
nnd children, of Aberdeen. South
J'aknta. who left this inorniulf for
tie- lake w Bere they will pend over
;i week liMilntr and hiking
HatchV av huttonlcss
UNION Sl ITS
. And
ATHLETIC
-, SUITS
; For
Men and I Joys
At Clint's
91.00 t $2.00
- The Suit
Clint's
f k Clolhkry
The blore With IToMclmc
' I.eile.s fur Condon
Mis. Hick Undsay bus Kotia to
t'omlon w licit- she will vit-it for a
short time willi relatives.
I 1.4'me flr Nllll lJikf. i(v
I Mrs. 1 it-iiti Hihh.cl 'i..rt m.i ,.
lor Van Lake i;ily where sin- will
Join n datives in making her homo
there.
lor i:nin
.Mis. Uny lh llolo ami Mm. Oily
(imliiim li-ri tolny fur l-:iKin u'liuru
llii-y Hpi'iul week end vla-
IHliK Willi iiliillvca und rrh'iiila.
Heuy Itush 011 Lki'itscv
AccrditiK to Shciiif Jireshenra
and Heptny Sheriff Helms a heavy
rush on automobile lieciiscH has
taken place, since the Issuance of
halt year licenses over u week ao.
To l'iay at The Hulk's ;
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Helms will'
drive to The I Wiles tomorrow ,
where Mr. Helms will play with (
Tin- Halles baelall leant against
(lohbiidale. Mr. ilelm is deputy
ihei-nf.
Here I'or Triul
M is. J. A. Carlson, of Knuieln,
ami Miss Mary Gillan, formerly
of Kaiuela, now of Spokane, wcrt;
in La Grande today in connection
with the Curr vs. O.-W. trial. Miss
(iillan, who formerly taught school
at Kanielii was a witness.
To VMt Hiolher
Mis. J. K. Midler and son, John,
passed through here this morning
on their way to Joseph whore tlmy
will visit with Mrs. Muller's broth
er, H. K. Mays. Mr, Mayes, who
is well known In this city. Is the
post master at Joesph.
HcMiriis Home
After visiting: for about 1,wo
weeks at the home 'of her sorority
sister, Miss Inna Lyman. Miss Mar
garet Wyncoop left this morning
for her home In 1'ortland. Misses
Lyman and Wyncoop are niembers
of the Alpha Chi Omepra house at
U. A. C.
Itrtuin From Otlil
Thclina and Helen limy. Doris
and i'liyllis liarnes. Irene Spencer,
Margaret Milne. Merlyn Mayger.
Jay Jones. Howard- Sargeant and 1
Marion Crowe have returned (o La ;
Grande from summer camp held at4
Cove. They have been gone nearly
two weeks.
On to Forlhuul
The Misses Mable and Carol Kn
ingson, of Fargo, N !., slopped In
La Grande today. They left this
evening for Portland where they
will spend about a month visiting.
This is their Hist trip to the far
.(ve, and they ate enthusiastic Vu
their praise of Oregon scenery
Home From Portland
David Stoddiird and noil David
Jr., stopped here this morning on
their way home to liaker from
Portland w here Mr. Stoddard I
transacted businei. Mr. Stoddard'
left La Grande for Knterprlse j
w here h will attend the monthly )
lumbermen's meeting while young
Stoddard went on home to linker.
MK il Slli.r
AltiT visllliiK for tin- linsl w.'i-k
at lit.- holili' oT IliT sIkIit. Mil
I.' Iviinlioi- Mrs. C'-ol-Ki' A. Itoril-
man h it tlila morniiiK lor lirr lioliu;
111 Alaiinila. t'al. Mrs. Ilorilimill
visitr.l Willi iinotlit'r sisli-r. Mrs.
Julia CuiiiiiiiKliain. who has linn
a Kuust lor .sonir tlini' at tlm Jvau
hor honu'.
1,1'iivi' I'or I'orllanil
Mr. anil Mrs. Arch Union anil
.Mrs.. Huron's inothi'i-, Mrs. Mi'
Call, ' li'it till" inorninK tor I oil -land
wlii'iv Mr. Itiu'im will atlrnil
Ihi- (IliiZfi's ronvi'lilioil, Mr. Hu
ron Is i-hh-r Kllizrr lor tint ().-V.
shops In I.a tiianih'. From Port
laml llU'y will so lo liavlon. Wash..
nhiTi' liny will ini'il Mrs. Mil 'all's
motliiT who will rt'tilrll hi-rc with
Ihi'lll lor a visit.
liiM'v ti I'niiilirliljii.
Mr. ami Mrs. Clailil" ( . rrall
ml lauilly air havinic tmlay lor
'miiliriilKi! wh.-ri. Ih"y will Hi'inl
11,.. ....1 .nil Thiv will nliirn
to I.a ('.ranili' on Monday or Tih-s-
ilav and will k front hi rr to l ul-
lax, w ash., w Inn' lin y will alli nd
11...' ..:111m ini'i-tliiir of (hf t'hiirrh
of Cod lor til'' roiiiaindiT or tin-
ivi'ik. rollav i tin' old h i- or
Mrs. I'rail. Hhi- has ntli iidi-d tin
ramp nii'i(ln tln ri- for nourly :'"
yars.
tlllll .Mi-minis llllllll'
riw. i-lul. in.-inhi-rH. who Moll
wdiolar.flill'H at tltu I'nloll Block
, 11. .,1.1 ii. 1'iini i-iio 11 111
(). A. 1'. Intvn nrrivi d lionio. Tin" I
Bliiii.iun wit." i,'llllonl I'onrnil ol
linlil.r. Iiarri'll Wolinor. jittln nan
i..i vMi.ii MMIh and I'lirm.-n llan-
Ii I.h. or I'oic Tin' ninrninB won'
spi tit In rrifo.'' on nonii oni uiim
and I'arinliiK lillo tin- alt. i noons
..ri. nu-nt In Byiniiaslinn work.
.M.oiit .:.o rlnli nii nilirrrt rroin nil
parts of til.' stat.' nlti-ndi'il Hi''
ni.t InirH. Mi"i Janr. lianl. ls was
s, l.-i l. d from tin. as liiivinc tin.
In st ran d tor t. i tll in tin' sillnnn-r
ra tnp.
In Vi-il iMIIlallUT
Mrs. K. I.oi li.' la!. ou nor or
Hi,. Colonial Il.anty shof. li ft tlit."
nun llllli; for M. rldian. Ida., vvlii i-.-li-
will in." t lo r motliiT. Mrs.
Mary llrni. n I..11.TS and lli r sisl. r
Mrs. I". Afton I'ointoik. or Ni-w
Vnrk. Mrs. I...u'rM Is a. li-i'tiirt-r
tor th.- Ilniiii. Jv oniniiliM roinimny
and Mrs. I'omsto. k In a spai'i' liny--r
lor Hi'- ..inn.' ririn. l-'roiii .Mnl
.11. m Ih.y "111 bo Idaho I'lty
iilnri- tiny "ill visit P-lat ii.
Mis ll.llv'S llllllk'll 1 ITS. Corilldla
.,,,.1 l:..v Aflnn art" sl.i.ndlnic tin-
snliniirr at Idalio "'I'y nd Mrs.
Iialy will (tljoy a visit Willi tin III
;.. lor'j r- Uirnnis li ''.!!'-.
VMt Here '
Mr. mid Mm, rtioinu Adams und
daughter. Huai'l. HhoM'd iu tills
city yeMerduy." ' . -, , .
Imhlcr People Itt'iis
Mm. I an o.sborn and daughter,
of linhler. hpt-m ycBtorduy Minting
llde.
Ill I'lUIII I II ion
Mm. Huruh Shuppct ami tl; iikIi
ti-r. Opul, of I "nion, were lu
Grande, visitors Friday.
('oinnillliH. lo .Mvt
Tllr Covr luurtli ol Kuly i'i'lr
iMiillon ('(iliunltti-o or tin.' Klilsru
(m I'lillich in,. i i Mi, inlay i v,.n.
llip ut 7:3u In tin- ImHcim-nt ol' llnll
(ili hall. All nit ni ln.'1-H tun ui-Kt'd to
atli-liil.
I'icnli- lo Ik Held
Tho KaKles picnic will be held at
lilvershle park on Sunday. All
Katies are Invited to brim; u bas
ket, lec ereain and soft drlnkn
will be nerved there. W. Cass in
chairman of the committee.
To Meet Wife
!r. W. I'. MeAdory will have
tomorrow for Iloise where he will
attend a meeting of the Northwest
Medical association. He w ill be
met there by Mrs. MeAdory who
has been In Itirmitmton, Ala., for
Hie iast two months. Tiny will
return homu about the middle of
next week.
I'Hes ltr ltst .
Miss Mabel K. J)ot and her
mother. Mrs. Klhi M. Holy have
gone east to Lansing and Grand
Lodge, Mich., w here they will
spend some time visiting. Their
home was formerly in Michigan.
Miss Doty will return after about
a month while Mrs. Doty will re
main for the summer.
To I,nk
Dewitt llolbrook and his mother
Mrs. 14 ol brook spent yesterday vis
iting with friends here, leaving In
the afternoon for Wallowa Lake
where they will visit over the week
end. Mr. llolbrook is a recent
normal school graduate and has
secured a position as principal at
I'kiah for this fall.
To linker
John Stanley. H. T. Kdward, and
John McKwnn drove to Maker last
night to visit linker Order iof
Kugles No. 2 7. They helped put
on the ritual work there. Thir
teen candidates were initialed. It
was decided that- the ltakcr arlo
will' have a float in the parade on
July 4 . M rs. K I w aid s and M r s.
F. K. Williams accompanied the
nun to linker.
FIVE GRANGERS
ARE IX FAVOR
OF BOND ISSUE
(Continued from TtiKe 1
ami t hrTminl issue.
((Signed) .1. r. kl-:VIS
I Mrs. V. H. .UHINSTOX.
eii-y 'itherpiMin, Mattel of
Cricket Mat Grange, i;igln
"No, we arc not opposed tu the
bonds. The Cricket l-'lat grange
passed a motion endorsing the road
bonds at the last n-gular meeting'."
Mrs. I,j din M. I -ant. Secretary,
Mt. I'amile i range l'oe
Vm have never taken any ac
tion against Die road bonds. Some
of our members are vitally Inter
ested in the construction of these
roads and are working for their
completion."
Mr. Clinrle Moore MilMci.
Itock Wall Grnngci:igii
"The statement is all a mistake!
The Itock Wall grange has never
ptissed a resolution agaili::t good
roads and just recent ly went on
record as favoring good roads In
our community. "
Mr. Hoy Cmikliii Secretary,
I'liioii Grunge 1 nioil
"The I 'nion grange has never
taken any action opposing the road
bond.s. Some of Dm leading mem
bers of tin.' grange are among tlm
most ueilvc supporters of Die good
road bondfj."
hi
ml
' , .r .. : : t - x
fill
i rill 1 !:; I
RESTOflA riON OF RI IEIMS CATHEDRAL by lhe,
French govcrnmcnl 11 n.uinj completion. 1 lie stonework
I the .tnr hds ln slreiiElheneJ anc the b dutiful struc
tut? tj.;. (0 tciuicu: j'j'ir.i.'..-.. !.: ui'llic wui-hc.
DEVIL'S GARDEN
tacc ic rwncn
Jury ARiiin Returns Ver
dict of Guilty Against
George Way
. the final or the 1. N. U. A. nmateur
KI.AMATII KA1.I.S. l(i... Juti.. L-.1, chnmptonslilii. llo had u had of
(Al'l Swi.ihI liiipt..r ,.f Hit. fa-; S hol. ov.t 1-ninli Dolp. l'orllaiul.
mon li,.vir Caul,.,! nIh.vii.k i"M.!nn,, ,.,.,,, , UVl, ,e ,, ,
t'lnltMl t'arly tills innriilni; tno kiiiiii. (ja pnp
an inn 1 1 1 i nfii a .liny wi'iiiVj
iriini i niMirs ui iii'iiiii-i-iu u;n
brotiuht In a venth t of guilty nf
manslaughter anainst Cein'e Frank
Way, lneiiiiiient 1'rinevllle sheeii
man charged with Uillim; Timothy
T. Murphy, Klamath sheep opeiat
May ra. l!'
lurinii a dl,"iute
over ownership of a black sheep.
Way was con ieted of ma n
slaughter iu the fall of Itl.'.. II
appealed, the appeal was sustained
and the state supreme court re- Hoip could only hulvo an or
nianded Ihe ease for retrial. The jcasional hole. AVllhelm had birdies
.soroiid trial was a counifipart nfion the Mth ami 15th holes. Their
the first, virtually mi new evidence ' scores were us follows: .
was introduced either by the state" Wilhelm out 4M U&4 314 S3,
or defense. ' llnln out 615 4 r.4 3 4 4 .17.
The ase was submitted to the
jury at 10 a. in. yesterday. Shurl
ly after midnight the jury report
ed to Presiding Judge J. 1. Camp
bell, that it w as hopelessly dead
locked. The jurist ordered further
deliberation.
At 1:43 a. tn. the jury returned,
a verdict of guilty.
The defense claimed Justifiable
homicide, holding that Way and
.Murphy met In bare fisted combat
In the desolate Hevil's Carden eotiu
ery of eastern Klamath and that
Murphy was killed in the fight.
Stale contended that Way held up
Murphy at the point of a gun and
heat him across the side of the
head with a gun.
CITY COMMISSION
URGES APPROVAL !
ON BOND ISSUE
(Continued from Page 1)
corner Cove avenue and Portland
titt 1.
No.
lll'IICf.
No.
No.
Slxtil
No.
short.
No.
7 K. f. Coiivhiinuiir rrm- posslMu lolllBht or Hundiiy inorn
1i;o Wa.sliinlou avi-niH-. i Inir. hut liiiltt-uOona nrc tluit tint
i- i'mni Itotisi.. ' ' luku dislurbiineo will swinu Into
l I'n-.shyti rinn rlillrt'l'.. ; ttw piitll t, nil litir t ho I'liulil ut
n-l W;ihtni-'ton sin-ots. j Irast until Montluy morning."
Hi
- M. K. I'liuii'h, I'ourt'.i'
i
Oit'I Gasselt's resident:
DiM Third street.
No. 1L' Harris hall.
No. IS .church of (but, Spruce
and X avenue.
Hollywood I! oiling
Over Salary Cut
HOLLYWOOD, Cal.. June 23
(AP) Hollywood. Is boiling be
neath Die surface over the recently
announced slashes In all film sal
aries above $fn a week. Actors
and actresses of Die films who face
cuts of troin Di to 23 per cent are
threatening to organize and fight
the mandate of the producers de
manding retnnchnient.
From leading1 men and women
and featured piayers down to Ihe
earners ol" $3'i per week. Indigna
tion today ran the scale. All would
talk volubly and heatedly about
salary rcduetions for prixate con
sumption but each one interview
ed refused to stand for a Mingle
statement lor publicat ion.
Krom one quarter came the re
port that the stars and lesser lum
inaries are getting together wit h
the object of engaging a nationally
known attorney to fight the pro
ducers on altegi d trust grounds.
Prom another source it was de
clared the Actors Kitlty associa
tion with heaihiuarters tu New
York would be asked to uuioni.e
the "actors of the silent drama.
Hut so far the only ones w ho
have been willing to come oul in
Die open and discuss Die matter are
Die producers, and they have Niiid
II with scissors t ut-cut-cilt !
fiatiiilrW
rte bf. tI4 A, i.H.1.... 'i 1
M 1 I ' A. .... V I
Portland Player
Leads By Eight
VKTOItlA. K. O. Jlllin L'S (At1)
l'tayliii; tlm innut fitK'ctac.iilHr
IKolf ovit si'i-n licto nudlo W'll
' lit'l m. I'ortlHiid, liiuilc a flrt round
I of lis OiIb niorntnf? at C'olwood in
Oolp played poorly throughout,
hookin his drives and full I up: to
hit his npiu'oaeh putA up to the cup.
while Wilhelm played flawlessly
In cuch department of tin game.
ltudl Bhot even pur fur the first
h liio holes to, ffrasp a Iwo-holo
, lead and when I'Vunk fullered on
'the Und nine, he nvept throunh
I with pars and birdies to Increase
his h'aU oil nearly every hole
Wilhelm 34 4 4M 434 33
Dolp In 533 433435 30.
Iiyrd Will Not Hop
Off Before Monday
NL'W YOUk June. :b at
The intd-niornlnir report of the
weut her bureau today sd Monday
as the first day "hen there seem
ed a llk.dlhood of favorable con
ditions for the take-off for France,
of the monopluno America, bo.
there remained it possibility that j
the flight might be begun tonight
or nun Jay.
"The region between iiere and
Vixi-ffiiimt in nil wtiro ttie Una lire
j vented n take-off during tho past
I few days," said Foreeuster James
worse conditions uro on the way
from a Morni c liter over the lake
region.
"It is hardly possible that Com-;.
Inlander Hyrd will be able to beat
i this new disturbance,. There is a
pnsihillty Unit a tiiltn.nrr limy
.LEGISLATURE OF
S. DAKOTA CALLS
(Continued from Tre 1)
be received by President and Mrs.
Coolhfcc.
The president accompanied h'
Cecil Gideon, South Dukota sports
man, nnd K. AV. Starling, secretary
service man. had left the summer
w hite houae early for a fishing
expedition and as the legislators
found (heir way along Suuaw
creek to Camp Galena, they -espied
Die presidential' party hard at work
catching mountain trout. They
shouted a "hello:" and "We'll s -e
you later:" as they passed.
Forest Fires Are
Now Under Control
HAKKliSKILLD. Cat.. June 23
fAI'l Strategy of fire chiefs bat
tling Die great Ida" Hi mile;
south of Itaktirsfleld proved sue-eo.-ful
Iiiki night when Die flume"
were brought under control uL
p. m. Men with pack oul f Hh fought
their way in and pa si the four-mile
fire front am) b;nk-fired large
ureas. This expedient cheeked the
rush of the flames toward the for
est, areas but not until between to,-1
IHMl and 511. tutu acre of hind had j
burned over. 1
The fire Iiiim been burning since!
Tuesday.
The Fly Season
Is Here
i
Wc rari y
the most dependable
insecticides made
Fly Tox
Flit
Oronite
Whiz
Fly-Di
El Vampiro
GLASS DRUGS
(Inc.)
La Gra .ido, Ore.
J
RADIO SYSTEM IS
IN PERFECT ORDER
Will Guide Maitland and
Hegenwrper in Flight
I to Hawaiian Islands
! SAX FltANClSCO, .June '3 iAP
-The radio beacon system which
w ill guide Lieut en. in Is Lester J .
( Maitland and Albert Heeuberger
through the air to Hawaii was pro
nounced iu perfect older today as
the two army aviators began thetr
final preparations for the hop from
the (iohleu Gate to Waikikt.
On a hillside overlooking the sea
here stands one-half of the equip
ment, 1 1 Is a !Mi-fool tow er mi
Insfgnlfieetit looking affair, as
radio lowers go surmounted by a
triti ngular a ul e una. At its bast.'
stands a frail shack modestly la-1
belled "liadlo Peach Station, Fulled
Stales Army Air Service."
A duplicate of this, the other
half of the system lias been estab
lished at Pain, near Honolulu. The
- San Francisco slat Inn has been j
' automatically equipped to con-1
tllnilously transmit Ihe letter "A'1
j in continental rode a dot and a !
!dash. The Pala station will con-
linuously send Ihe letter "NY a '
dash and a ibd.
I Transmit hi One IHreellnu
The peculiar construction of the
antenna and other parts of the ap
paratus enables t hem to t ransmit
radio impulses iu one direction only
as it searchlight semis Its beams iu
a straight line. The Pain station':
radio finger is pointed toward Sail
Francisco, ami the San Francisco '
is aimed straight at Paia.
While the flight Is in progress,
the two stations will project radio
impulses, forming the borders of a
narrow lane w hieh the plane w 111
follow. The two radio beams will
he but a few hundred feet apart (
and a long as the plane remains
between them It will hear Die letter
T a single dash which is the last
character of the letter A. and the
first character of the letter X. If.
ARCADE
Monday and Tuesday
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
vti:i siincs
Solid Irnilii'i- tan WnrU sinus
all l.i
$1.!)8
WtlltK Ml I Il l's
Work Mill I- In
Kll'.v: lull IMH-krls,
Mitrliril
:j)c
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niiii- iiiiiiin mil (ii.Tiiii,
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Destroyers of High I'rices.
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2 I. M.
CRADLE j -AIJP g t
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"ALTERS of DESIRE
Ik'i'c; is the fascinalinj' story of an amazing licauLy wiio, llirdiigii
tlic. strangest iiirk of Fate, suddenly finds herself an outcast
from society.
ON THF STACK
FIVE FOllETTE GIRLS
(olden Voiced Fashion Hales
MARTIN and WAlIT.KS
"Make Me batijfh"
MARK and MARY WKSCOTT
"That Versatile Pair"
TONICHT
lite plane veer:; in one sib 11 will
heir a dot anil a dio-di, which will
warn Iim crew of their error. If it
drifts to the other side, it will hear
(ho warnlnu d.o-di und dot.
LATttXIA. Ky., June 23. (AP)
Handy Mandy owned by Hal
Price Dudley won Die Lulonin derby'
here today. K. F. Cooley's Dolnn, '
ridden by Jockey J. Callahan wa;
second a ml F P.. MeClean S War
F.aglc, 1 1. Men by Jockey X. Huff,;
was third,
Time for the mile and a half
was L' : UN 3-3. This Is a new trai l; i
record.
The purse was fL 1,30 tu the;
w inner. j
Joekey Karl Pool had the mount,
on i he w Inner. The old record
as : j;t l -3. j
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! G 1 1 A NTS PASS, Ore., June 'Jf,
', (AP) Monday morning the Young
j Peoples conference of the Presby
! teiinn church of Southern Oregon
w ill convents in this city, for u
'weeks session. The meetings lire
to he at Fruildulc Grange hall neur
this city with Dm delegates camp
ing out during the stay. The cou
' t. Truce lasts all week. On Monday,
.Inly 4, the party will visit the.
. ( M'eltuU i 'aves.
It Sparkles With the Brilliance
of Diamonds and the Acting of a
Great Star in His Mightiest Role!
Fntnu'd by a woman he
loved made to suffer in
fillli and swamps of a
penal prison no wonder
lie hated all women! I!ut
why was he fijrhtinjr for
this one?
Adiiplt'd from
Cooi'ko V. Sutton Jr.'s
"Dawn of Tomorrow"
SUNDAY
and
MONDAY
STAR
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SUNDAY
MAE MURRA Y
ih CONWAY TKARLK
In
ONLY ''CAPTAIN SALVATION'
96 STORBt
1101 Ada n n store No. IS
La Grande, Ore. .
BOYS'
L0NGIES
$2.45
Nicely tailored, new
patterns, cuff bot
toms, belt loops and
plenty of pocket s.
Sizes 6 to 18.
Tor Fun's Sake
AUCK.SENNETT
SMITH'S SURPRISE
Oi'M IJAYMOHO McK't
RiUH HtArr rff?
BABY MARY ANN JtiKXH
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.Noveltv Producers
TOM QUEEN'
hlace-Face Comedian
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