La Grande evening observer., June 29, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENINO OBSERVER
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IMPORTANT RETURNS SHOWN BY PRECINCTS
Local News In Brief
Wednesday, Juno 21), 1927
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CO.MIXO EVENTS
. July 21, S-2, 23 state Amor-Iran
1.4-jrtuii roiivemloii. In I a
(jruntlc.
OcioIkt (di'Mniln ilulo not
dlH'lilcd nil) Oregon I'arenl
Tuachcr M.vlHntloil collYt-iitlou
lim;.
Cnt'lmiMHl l.lltrary Cliwrf
The , tlroenwoo.l l.riuioli lil.rnry
will ho olow.l for tlic minmier.
Npentl lay lli'ri
Mr-H. Kvti .Martin, of Piinrnn,
iM-lliil the
tirorttin Hakt
.lay
r. of
if. Willi
loeaset.
Leaves foi- Knlfi-priH'
Mln Kv.'lyn 'I'hui iihuri? lofl
morning for Knl.-rprlKe whore
tills
.si...
will vinil wilii relative nn.l frl. nils.
At I'nrni
Claire MiKi'ltnon ift spenillw;
several ilaya visilhiK al the I.. 1(.
I.e.lli.-tter farm home In ttu valley.
Ileiv I'roni linker
J. 1. I.oltrl.lK.'. who is k'I1itii 1
immaKor or the Kaslern Or.'Kon
l.lKht .fe l'otver ronipany. is here
from llukor lo.lny on htiHin.'Sf.
Hoppiier Men Hero
Jim l-'aiioy ami J. R Kennoy. of
lleppner, are transacting liiinliieKs
In tlil.s eily lo.luy.
Ieav. l-'or llaineH
M r.H. A. W. Wall nn.l rliil.lren.
lioiolhy anil lioy, left IhiH moraine
for llalnes whore tiny will spen.l
a hort lime vlsltlnff Willi relatives.
In Miuvllle
lan Tanner Is Kp.-n.l i ntr several
days In Wallowa eounly trnn.saetilnr
business. Mr. Tanner Is with the
Hon tnan-TliekM l.umli. r eompany.
Hrturmil fiiiu
Ir. 11 ml M rs. 'l;m-nrr Ciilstrnp
lutvc ri-liirncd lionx' Ui Vorlliin!
aflfr Visilinff iHTfr with Mrs. CJH
stnip'H pun nlx. .Mr. mid Mrs. .). K.
lining in thn v:ill'y.
A( S)T'WII
Kil war.l Itticlinnnn lxnn wnrk
this k with tin1 S. rv.'wrli ston;
nt !-pot an.l WashiiiKton. Ilm-h -.
niian. who is a s.nior in Ihf loral
limli scliool. will work during 1h
Miiniii'-r 111 otit li .
Ifcro With imiitfhtrc
Mrs. Man Ilaw. s. of Condon, nr-.
rived here yesterday to ho with
her daiiKhhr. Mrs Charles Kross,
who underwent an appendicitis
'n-ratiou at the Crande Kond
Hospital. Mr. Fross is at the Na
tional Guard ramp.
YMliiiff. M l avm Home v -
Mrs. I.. . Johnson and child
ren, (iladith. Klna and l.estcr Jr..
are visit hiir this week at. the "home
of Mr. Johnson's father, T I
-Tom" Johnson at his farm home
In Lower Cove.
Iloim From Visit
Mrs. K. I.ucile Paly, owner of
the Colonial H auty Hiiop. i.s home
from a several day's visit in Meri
dian, Idaho City, and Hoise, Ida.
Mrs. Inly visited wilh her daugh
ters. Cornelia nnd Mary Afton. who
are spending the suninier with re
latives at Idaho City, and also with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Ttrown
l,ew-er and her ulster, "Mrs. c. Af
ton Comstocli, of New York.
IVnincr I.n ;ramlcts Her'
Mrs. Lena Ilium and daughter.
Mrs. Sidney W'el heiruier. formerly
l-'raiices Itluni. and grandchildren
Hetty and Alfred Wet heli -mer. ar- j
rived here this morning on train
No. 1" from New York city for
an indefinite visit with their sis- j
ler and aunt, the Misses Fanny j
and Mary Somtner and ne'ee Caro- )
lyn Kos. nthal, Mrs. Hlum was Lena.
Somnier. danghler of the late Aar
on and Pert ha Somnier. va horn
an.) raised in La C.rande and lias
many ri. uds here. She has not
been in l.a Orande for -I years.
Pas Thiiiugh Hen'
Local Christian Kndcavor mem
bers were at the train last night
and greeted the eight Oregon Kn
deavor delegates who are on their
way to Cleveland, Ohio, where the
internal ional convention be held.
The party included Oorge. PyU
stra. Sheridan, who will he Ore
gon's representative in thn inter
mediate oratorical contest ; 1 (alb s
Ilice, field representative for Ore
gon: Viola Og.b n, s'ate secretary:
Fdna Croxford. Mildred Fishburn.
Vivian Lemon, and John Church,
nil of Portland, and Mary Ouil-y,
of Kng'-ne. Meniliers Of the par
ley enjoyed a short visit wilh the
members of La (Irand- 's endeavor.
DRESS-IT!
In One Of Our
MICHAELS-STERN
VAU'E FIRST
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mm
For The 1th
ij519.85 lo S 1.TS5
At Special Prices
Clothes Of Quality
Clint's
Clothiery
Tlif Slon- With a (VHi.lie
Tirriii
In.-a Hutches Itarrlo bosun work
lo.lny at the Tiffin.
Ill nl Home
fieurice II. Maker, Is seriously 111
at his lionie al Inn; II avenue.
Here I'riMii Hoists
H. ('. Kleenor ami wife, of Holse,
slopped al Hie Hummer lintel yeH
l.'l .lay.
Irf'lllos I'm- I'ortllllMl
.Miss Tholina (Minnie left
lllKlit for J'orllanil where she
sp.li.l some lime.
Int
will
lias .ne-(
.Miss AllilVtle
her K'l.st .Miss
ol' IYii.II. ton)
Jlo.lirson.
Marvle II:
lias ns
rrinian,'
llnliie lYom I'ditlaml-
Mrs. J. I,. IiikIo ami ilaliKhter,
Sl.'ltu Jean, have return.-. I from n
shot! trip lo I'orth.n.l. 'I'hey nr.
eiiiupanie.l War.l l-'oivh r ilown In
his ear.
lliinic
Mr.
I'ltini r.at
ami .Mrs Allen IS. Miller,
of
Seattle, stnppe.l in this elty yester
lay on their way home from the
east ttllei.'' I hey have l.eell Visit illR
for tin- past few months. Ttoy
were quests at the Sunup. -r hotel.
Visilins Hen.
Mis. (Iioik- II. Uuik'ley. of Van
couver, Wash., is visit init li.'io at
the home of her ilniivrhtor. Mrs. A.
Kinman. Mrs. yulehyy ma.le
her home here several year niro
wh.-ll her hilshalnl was paslor at
the l-'irst M ehureh of (his eity.
1ms rirMf;li
Mj ainl Alrn. W. M yfts iiml
ii;tiinhl.T, Mrs. Iliinl. Mr-ricitn, 01"
l'oil kind. p!i.-s:.'.I through l"i" n-(-.nlly
on ii"ir wny to Wnllowa
whtTi' Mr. M-yrrs will . tni
ployeil. IIomio rniin Wiillu Wallii I
"llrdnc just in time lo vote," said
Mr. and Mrs. Kranl; Jackson, off
this city who n-lurp.'.I home Inst
evwiintf from a Mhori trip to Walla
WalUi where lhy visit. d at in
homo nf M is. Jackson's hrol
John Shaw.
VMlnl II
lr. and Mrs. n;
II. fimpson, of
ln.le rity
Kan., wen' iiilests tlilH
i: nt tii.. imme of Mi-, and Mrs.'
Clvde Zimmerman. They lel'l. y.
terday lor Cortland where they will
spend some time visltiutr. lr.
Simpson, who is a Kansas historian
of nolo, is at present writing a
history on Imdjie city.
Home From School
William va!liK returned home
tliis morning from Colden, Colo,,
where In- has heen alteiidint; he,
Colorado School of Alines for the
past year. I ! will spend the sum
mer wilh hi paieiil.s, the Kev.
and Mrs. llall K. Wallis, at Island
City,
(incd nl Zimincrmn Home
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ziinmrnnnn
have as llieir guesis lor about ten
days Mrs. L. A. Sawalish. and son.
Hobby, of Astoria. Mrs. S.iwalish
and her son haw been visiting tn
Chicago, and points iu Indiana for
ihe jiat .six weeks and stopped here
lo visit wilh Mr. nnd Mrs. Zimmer
man on their return trip lo As
toria. Home Fnmi Slniiforil
Sam I 'ochran, accompanied
Louise devi ling, of Palo Alto,
rived h.i-e y.sterday from I
by
ilo
Aito wh'-re liny nave oeeu ai.
nd- J
i lug college at Stanford
Hoth '
Cuchra
n and Ci-eveliug- are con-
wilh the business end or the
Palo Alto, and stopped at ,
ul to attend the ad eonven-Tli'-
boys, in company with
r fri.-id. and their "col-
Peeled
Pally
Portlai
lion.
a II. .the
le-iat-" touring :r w ni'-n i m
purchased in order to nial;e the
trip home were pictured in Hi"
it., eon .loiirnal last week.
Hume I'l-nnl Meelinn
Hr. :nt Mis. V. 'I'. 1'liy rel iirn.'il
y. sl.-i.l.iy Hem S.ol:.ne where I"'.
i'l.y n.l' .l Hie V -Kiilur .lliirterly
in..llnu' ol Hie r.Klmii.l i-v.-i'ive
ee, ni.ull..' of II" '" s''ml!s of
,.il.:i At the 1 Hill.-, v.l'.iilf.
Of Ihe .Vfei.llV.'S nf the illslli.l.
were eonsi.l. re.l. nn.l liUms imi'l"
for Ihe .imniiil enimrll nieelltiK
1,1, h will he li'-l'l I" Spokime on
e.l
.,. L'l. (Inveninrs 01 lour
li,. it Vile, 1 to llii." llleet-
UK "I "Well
J;,lllfS K. U-sl. rill. I
of New York ' ilv.
1 . 1 1 I rs ho :i- -
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re:
lr- !
II. i
A. I
n.l !
will I.e lireS
t. n.l, .1 the reu'ioni.l tneetlnir v
V II. t owles. of Siiohiiiie. eh
limn: I!. H. I'lirson. S.nlll. : W
mm. ...ii i n.vil Hl.oki.ne: HUmiI'N
i'.,ui,,n K.llOL'U". I'll'-
lliirh
Hoyl. I.ewiston. I'l.i
,s nNO :' li,"iitl"'r i
fOtlliell Of I.OV fOll'
,111,1 it. rhy
the n iliotml
ll, n- rmin 1 Atmileil Irlp
Mr ,,n,l Mr Karl Courtney hail
an their Kite HI H this w.
nf frl. n,ls from Al.ef'l
i rt y
sti
who were on Iheir way home Irom
,n esteit.le.l motor trip Ihionuh
', , of tile Inlel-Slilllt V'",!
mul-w.s!. in ami soul'"
il, s Th" ..,nv In. In, I
... i.-..,,e Svlvia. Mr
m I " nit '1
, Mr an l
nn.l Mrs.
('..on;,' Plvvia. l.oilie KomO ami
M..., ,.. Atehlnson. Their trip took
them front Kansas ''
U. .Iiff. '. nl slat, s In
visit,-! most of tl.e
(y throtiRh
whi.h they
imeiestinir
lional parh.
n.uilts l ellOW
rn In t-olora'lo. N'ee.lle
(iraiel '
1'otrit
.ml the Hio tlritel- river
),,. ,,te, I s. etiie points
f interest whi. h Ho y vlsil. ,1. i
States iiielinli'l In t" tour were,
l,iiHi,s M. xi. o. t'allloriiia. Wash
iorl, ,n. fir. son. rtah. Missouri,
'olnra.lo. Muho. N.-I.raufca. l;la- i
bona. Arizona. Texas ami Nev.Kjli. j
We ha.l a woielerfnl trip, hut w"
ppreeiat" (II. lion lino .,s,,n.r.."
Kansas inu.l am! miles of i
sis ii l al . i I
"Is S . h . ii Z -
X - . : I r, - I t 1 : d
J; J Si 5 S - i !r c XX ..
Iheeieel-- " Yes No " Yes .( No j Yfs ;' No" j Yes . "..T." Ys j N.i ; Yes No ; Yes ; No ; Yes j Nu
AHeei :ir, I 41 ! hi , r.:i , t I 3 i i ' i i I -'" ! , i !
Antelupe iTelueaset) I J Jl ', !l : I' I I j S7 ! I 11 i 15 ! 1 7 : 2 I S j !
.Me.lie.il Sprints IH 40 i 10 4 I 4 ! 5J I 1" 8 .; j l , 1 61 i 1 i
t'.,ve 1 1 f.ii 87 ! II i X4 I it I IM4 ! M "u i 4 i 7S . 7 ! j . I
HlKlll. ' Nil. 1 33 ; -''i I 15 I S4 i ii 4 j ". ! 32 ! 3ii i '.'1 ! I ! i
Kluin. Nu. 2 21 i 211 I 1! ; 22 I 12 I 21 1 24 j 2S j l.'l i 37 j j I
KIkIii. X.i. 3 211 j 21 11 j I 15 i 4 67 ' 13 ! 2!l I 32 j I i
Klaln. Nu. 4 2.1 45 , 13 I 4:1 24 i 35 ' 44 24 1 32 l 32 j 224 , I tn I !
IlilMai-.l i l 12 I 2 i 13 . I j 15 j 4 j 11 j t hi : 1 ! IS ' I I '
Hot I. nke 3 111' 5 17 j 3 I 15 ; 10 13 j i II ; , II I in I i ! I
Iinhler 3:1 33 j IX j 41 j 12 i 2:1 22 I 2il 211 Si I 21 27 I j
Kuniola 12 j a I 7 ! Si 4 : I" I " ! ! U " 1 12! I i I
l.a lliaiule, N.i. I 2S ; I'll ! L'5 j 17 ! 32 ! 33 i 27 j IK j IH I 22 I 3:1 I 2 It I .'14 I 33 ! 20
l.a lirall.le. No. 2 5 ! 31 : 23 22 , 15 ! 5 ; 22 1 42 j la 41 ! 27 37 I IS I 4il ; 34 j 2S
Iji Cirainle. N... 3 3 i 42 : 2. , 33 j 2 i 411 3:, '. 42 i 2:1 1 37 ; 2:1 I 62 I'll ; 87 : la I 34
l.a tlian.le. Nu. 4 11 ' 23 lli I 23 i II ; 33 27 I 211 1:1 i 28 . Ill 37 2U ' 311 1 21 : 2:1
La (llanile, Nu. 6 211 ; 6 7 ' 15 I 83 ; ' II lltl , 44 i 37 15 : 87 : 21 I II!) j j
Ul (Iruliile, Nu. I', ,11 .I", j 12 I 43 I 3 i ''.3 j 411 37 22 ! , 42 ; 13 I j I j i
l.a (Iraiele. N... 7 41) j IS 31 60 i 211 i 7 ! 112 ! 4 5 I 35 i 55 , 4S r, ! 44 I III j 113 i 3S
l.a limii.le. No. K 2K I 4:1 I 24 I 3il I 20 j 47 41 j 3! 1 22 j 41 j 311 50 17 i 04 i 53 j 27
l.allran.le, N... :l 1,2 j. 4:i 1 la i 62 j 2 1 i 7.1 41 i H.'i j 30 j 01 : 37 j 73 I 211 ) 7X I 74 35
l.a lliande. Nu. In On 71 52 j 74 1 3 j H2 60 j !l,1 3:i j !I3 52 1113 2'.l 123 7 I 6li
l.a liraml... N... II 37 I 01 j ,3:1 4:1 j 27 i 00 t 3s , 72 ; 23 : 01 ! 41 , Ml I 211 Ian 70 40
Il (Iran.le. Nu. 12 3 i 42 j 32 ! 37 ! 1 s 1 54 41 j 40 ! 3n ; 42 : 211 ! 00 I 40 43 30 j 47
li (lianile, Nu. 13 4 i :iti j ll.i 1 47 2o i.s 3:1 ; 50 .'10 ,' 44 ! 32 j 7:1 I 57 i 43 , 58 13
I'almer 5 t il . 2 1 4 1 2 1 7 '.I i 2 i , 2 I, III 1 ',
I'erry 5 ; 2 j 4 j 4 3 5 1 2 t 4 : . 2 1 7 3 I !
Nuttll I'uw.ler, Nu. I ll 21 i II I 30 j K , 34 j 30 20 1:1 i 32 I 14 4!l i J . ! !
North I'owiler, Nu. 2 20 j 42 ' 12 ! 411 i 10 j 51 4)1 24 I Hi 3S ; !l 02 1 !
Hlarkey II I I il ! 1 ; 1 3 j 2 1 5 1 0 2 ! 1 3 j 0 ! II Is I ! ' !
.Siimmei'ville 38 I 76 j 111 j Ml I 20 i 7 5 i Ho I 31 ! 32 ' 72 : 102 l 32 I ! !
1'nii.n, N... 1 :i:i j :i? I 24 i 30 j 25 : 51 1 37 5a i is f 4X . 105 I II ! ! I
I11i1.il, N.I, 2 : 31 I ' 43 i 40 j 34 j 2 j On 1 Oil I 47 I 4 4 ! MX j IH j i I
I11I..11, Nu. 3 53 ' lis 37 ' 34 , 1 7 1 54 83 j 3S I 21 , 37 x:l i 2X ' i
I -111.111. Nu. 4 23 , ,15 I 25 j 23 I 17 1 62 74 I 17 25 4.1 i IIS I 10 !
lsl.iml City 2!) j to j u I -54 ! II; 72 I 39 ! 51 j 32 j 47 ! IX j 73 j i i ;
1045 j 1:103 j mix I 1:10:1 j 5 r. j iosi l.loo j 1212 j son ; I3.2 1:11s.; IMS 320 i 117:1 j 572 , 40:1
llulleates total fur fnur Kliu pieelnets nil roa.l bnml measure.
Ili'i-f I-'iimii Mrdiiul Sprinu
M i s. l-'rit-ml Moor.', ol Mf-tliml
.piiiurN, visitctl shopped lien-
yi-sit'i i.ty.
llcri' l-'i'Oiu
linni
i:;isI.TI1 Or
Itllli'T
";irt, prominont
j,'ttn lotiK. rtrclcs,
' lniay Irom Unkc
IViidlHoii Man in Town
A. It. Whi1, I 'lull, ton hlisi- I
n .s mnii. i.s Hp. lldiliK the day hero i
on husiness. I
To llt IVicnd
Mrs. li. S. (iray, of dlibons, is
visit in it today in t IiIh city wit h
Mrs. II. 1-Vrnuson.
Hae llahy liny
Al '
nd Mrs. II. It. Cohurn nrn
. (he proud parents of u nine pouinl
liahy hoy horn lo Ihein Saturday
at the tlrande Hondo hospital.
To Yl-il Son
Mrs. Charles l.ilchrield, of l.rwis
ton.i passed tliroiiRh hero this
mornlnir on her way to Wallowa
' where she will visit
wilh her Htm,
Ira l.itchliel.1.
I : j
"lloinc ui T'lyin "'
I Mrs. William Arnold nnd "Mrs. O.
C. Ma x well ret nrncd home this
mornitm li KIkIii afier spendhiK n
short linn- here transactiiiK hum-
' lleF.
Attends Medical Viiivcnllon
Or. and Mih. Mark Phy motored
to liolse Sunday afternoon to at
tend the annual convention of (lie
pacific Northwest M.dlcal asso-
eiation held t)i
20.
Me June L'7. -'S, and
Li
IVll lmlllK1
i M iss I Eet a 'on tier, daughter of
I Mr. and M i s. I . C. Conner, of Ihls
cily, left this morning for Los
tine where she will spend some
time visiting with Mrs. Wilmn Fct
' ridge.
To V!it Sifter
Tip- Mi.--s-s Florenc and Marian .
Nelson left this luornlilfC lor Maker j
where they spent Ihe day visiting
with their sist. r. Miss Itertha Nel
son, who is a nurse al SI. Fli.a- I
1m i !i's hospital. j
Itiiiii Portland
j Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Kvans and
'son. Kvre!t. of Porlland. are vis
I iiing al the home of their par-
Mr. iiml Mrs. V. K. I.e
'ni.y i.uiie Snii.liiy nlternoon
in r .-in. inlet). I lo sluy Uio wee
liny: "l.tiilutit
A m.-eiini: 01 lit.- l.eition eonven
lion eoiiuiiiilee ill I.e liehl lonli;hl
;,t nt l.i'Kion hull. Heiorl
ol ihe eoiiiinin.e will he lniiril
nn.l l.lailH will he mull" for 'ho
. oniiii eonveni ion.
Ill.lllI.el'S lire WellOine
A'l huhm
IO ttltell.l.
Serlnnly lnim-el
.loner Tr p. veteran tiniher
ernis. r of Wnllowti eounly. w ho is
well known in Ihlf eily xurr-rc.l
severe tliinH.-H y. sler.hiy nft. rnoon
wl rl.lInK on n spee.ler onl of
Wallowa. KrlemlH here nay lhat
ainpulatlon of one h s may he nee.
ssary.
to I'orllnn'l
fraii' is Talman. of Ihe f'ol
lleapty shop, is spenillnK
Ollilll
some time In 1'oitlati.l where sue
I.s taklnK a sp. elnl eoui se In per.
manetil wavinr ami In win-ray
l.iilhs. The sun-ray maeliiiie whl'-h
is a s.lentifie means of re.luelioll
will he lnsMII.,1 at the Colonial
h. auty shop in the fall.
A'oi Freshmen Win
Decisive Victory
llKllATTA ti'ITISi:. i'tii-;ii-Ki:i:l-.-Ti:.
X. V. .lime S. (Al'i
Navi's etark l-lel.e erew roivilie It,
Ihe f, .--1111, en two-mile nl.'-'i it'lt
event of the hi-t..rie I hf ercollew i,t I '
,.e,,iia f..i Ihe fust lime. Me.t lo
.leeisile vietory lo'l.'iy ullll a lliar
ein ami "lie all, I one f. Mirth leimllis
..ver Hvi .' le'e. I '. iliim I, la was thir.l
;. full h-i.eths
I, in. I Ihe le'.l-
li s a ili i.u
it Ir.lies 11", 1.
ill ink III'. M li.
e.l fiue-tl. ii ihe:h
eeiM-'i: to tftl
, -j or to s et one.
DISTRIBUTES BOOK
iT.ducation and the State
I By the Late President
Campbell Now Out.
T'NIVF.IIKITY OF OUKOON
TOllKetle, June 2ft (Special ) One
hundred fifty copies1 of "Kduca
tion and the Stale," the only here
tofore unpublished munuscript of
the Inte I'risideiit I'rinci' I.. Camp
bell, are heinj,' distrihutcd from the
campus workshop of John Henry
Nash, famous A merlcan printer.
The work, considered one of t ho
; rincst plec h of printing ever pro
I diiee.l In vhe northwest. Is the, first
, to he turned out of the Nash worlt-
shop since its establishment
(through the financial assistance of
(Oregon newspaper men and othem.
The printing in In the heantlful
cloister light-face type. Handmade
paper, purchased In Kuropo und
b. a ring (he Nash water marl'
Is I.
bomid in an attrartlv
COVCr. "TllO
size of the book Is
im nt n.
iu si.e, and th
cms. Tlii- wbl
lype is m i ai .1-- I
margins thus af
for.li! ami the delicately volored
initial tillers, combined with the
defhle-edued, natural color paper,
and ihe handset type, (five Ihe hoolt
i he 1 1 l.st i net i vi' appearance of thn
products of fine printing-
(hi the attractively arranged
title pane are (he words: "Prince
I,. Camplndl's Philosophy of Kdu
eatfon Printed a a Memorial hy
.Mem hers of tiie Last Class that lie
mctnheix Hiin as a Tenclier, with
Introductory Note hy Arnold Pen
ned Hall.' The narneH of th
donors of the Nash workslmp fund,
and of the students in advanced
print in it who produced (he book.
are tfivcii on another pane. l-'lve !
studi nts worked under the tllree-
tion of Mr. Nash and Superintend-;
cut Itoherl P. llall of the university '
presH. Th. y are (ienevleve Morgan; !
Hau-lshurn: Pay Nash. Mllwaukie; j
I.ewlH Iheson. A.shland; Calvin I
Horn. Fa 1 Ik Cily; and Mill on j
(i.-orwe. Kunt-ne. I
The' hook is not for wile. Pri- (
vale distribution is belli made tn i
the donors oT (he workshop fund, ,
the student printers, noted print- j
intf houses, frletids of tiie 1'niver
sit v. iind a few othcra. I
Army Air Cor pa I
Sure of Success
W.VSMINOTON. June l!i CAP)
Tie,' army air corps was so eonll
iPri I ot the success of Us Irail'i
Piieiilc flhrht that officers at eorp-i
In :i.hiun t( r.s readily accepted an
erroneous report this moi nltiK t h :
the M.ntlaii'l - Mefcenb' K'T idaio
had i;iiil'il ;t MfMiolnlii before 11
o'eloek. Wash i n ton time.
Th" repoT-t apparently originat
ed f rom 1 he sin hi In k mar Hawaii
of )i fihtne miitakMi lor I hat ut
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
DRESS IT!
For The Fourth!
Our Men' Suits lune Hint
Mle. ilf-lim tion, hraut.v of
rahri i. HM-r(orll v of ileiHii
and model thm metx I lie
re'piii tinetit uf fl lrcH4'l
men niul nf an ninlei -villus
pi e Dial nientw A numer
t lux to J"M. Hitter Mll-iM-ainble-'.
$12!).". - $1 1.!).".
$1!).!)5
NEwYORKbTURB
D. ulroj-ers of High I'lkea.
the l'aririn flyers. Air corps head-;
t i(Ufirtr.H passed the word around.
I on the ha sis of this icporl tin t 1
I 1 he .jump 1" rom Han Francisco to j
Hawaii ha, I succeeded. Hhorllyalt-
erward the Associated Press as-;
certalned definitely that the Ma.lt-
land-l leKeiihercr plane had not,
yet lice. i Mj;htcd at Honolulu.
Idrt floors In poultry houses are
dusiy, unsanitary and hard to
clean.
Poultry manure Is (he most val
uable fertilizer on tlx farm. II Is
high In organic nitrogen, phos
phoric acid and potash.
Setting hent need dusting with
a lice powder al leust once a yea.;.
Mites in nit i phy rapidly on a setting
hen and may oven cause her death.
Itoosi connections and nest boxen
are painted wit h carhollncum lo j
control mites. , j
The hen fit-Nt off Ilie itih! In I
ilw ...nrntna- nn.l Inut tn an tn r-nnm I
, uiKlt lir Hie hi
st layers. j
,oos
are conflnei', or sold i
' as noon a.t the breed hi $ jvason i i
-pa.Ht. Ileus that ure not mated hiy
as KOOd, and (he quality o! the i-ffK"
is improved.
Washing eRg:' spoils the keeping
iuality.
Kick hens In the average farm
poultry flock are better killed than 1
doctored. One Hick fowl inlffht in- j
feet the. whole Hoek and rait ho !
heavy mortality. 1
Star
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riien.ler
rarm
Pointers
i
b !mt Hi
The must .sensational mystery melodrama of the reason
with
MAROUKUITK DK l,A iMOTTK, JOHNNIE VVAI.KKU,
liAI.l'll LEWIS
I-Yom the famous story liy
"Within the Law" and "
STAItTINd
THURSDAY
2Tcine Greys
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The pi-palest of all
flrey Westerns is
Don't miss it
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TODAY'S GAMES
national i:
it. it. :.
Jlrooklyn 4 li It
Philadelphia li I
Matt cries Petty and Heniine;
I'ergUNon, Scott ami Wilson.
York at Host on double- I
nostnoiied because of rain. !
AMI.IUCAX
It. H. R
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H Ui 2
Hartley;
lloston
NVw York
Hatteries
Pipgra and
-Wiltse and
Or a how ski.
ft. U. E.
Cleveland 0 fi 1
Chicago 5 HI 0
HatterleH Levsen. Smith and L.
Sewetl; Hlankenship and McCurdy.
iluKtnphR Kcmiil nas prepared
an address of HMiO paes rcvifwing
the republican reKlnie In Turkey.
Hie address taklnq two full days
I to deliver. Turkey, 11 neeins. Is mil
escape fllihUHtcrlng. either.
Obituary
.mrs. NonA nrwiTr
Mrs. Nora Dennett died Monday
ul l! o'clock at her home in Kljfin.
Mrs. Hen net! was horn in North
Pakota nnd was 3t years of npe at
(he time of her death. She h-uveH
a widowed husband nnd eiRht
children to mourn her denjh; (luy
arc Plaitehe, Hazel. Willard, Pearl,
l-'rankfe, Charhs. Norman nnd nu
TODAY
ONLY
I'nyard Veiller, aiillinr
The Thirteenth Chair."
of
Off.
y,iU) fHieeted lv John Watcrt
1 1 ' 1 " t ' Pi orn I he Nlot y 'pe-fi I
( flound" t.y 'Am it iry
?' ifHii Pl.iy by John Htnn
AND IN ADDITION
HACK SNNTT t.tNrt xt 1
ALICE DAY
'A DOZEN SOCKa'toffeJj
inn A.iaiii f.
Mor
It Pays To Buy
Breier Suits
Area who are wearing r.iviev
niiU know them for their
stylish cut, their strong con
struction that makes them
hold their shape through long
months of wear, and the qual
ity of the materials.
Our tremendous buying pow
er, with buyers in the markets
of the country, keeps us sup
plied with fresh, up-to-the-minute
models at prices that
save you many dollars. Come
in and seo the latest weights
and patterns, then compare
our price
$19.75
Infant aon. H)u
KlMltTM, Ml'H, (', I'
also leaves two
Shellon of Twlsp, j
Washington, and Mrs. Louis Nich- are Itruce, of Alicci, John, of La
olson of Itrcwster. WaslihiRton. ' Grande, nnd Kdd. of Idaho; Mrs. Al
j l-Hiieial scrxiccs will be held at, I lug, of Summervllle; and Minn.
the Christian church of l-Mgin on J Shellon and Lily liuckman, de
. Friday afternoon at 1' o'clock, f ceased. He also leaves to mourn
Sno.lgrasN and Ximiucrnian will bo , his death three brothers nnd three
in charge.
THOMAS CLAItK '
Thomas Clark, who died nt his
home in Alicci June was born
In Coshoctlnn. Ohio. March lit.
1 S 4 7 . He came to Oregon In 1ST0.
sett I hit? near Sum nierv tile, where
he was united In marriage to Viola,
('ourtnlght, who preceded him In i
A
R CADE
TODAY ONLY
'.t..mwyitwwmifmu(fHi!mvim
'j Iff Mt mm-tt' 111
WILLIAM FOX present
H.G.WELLS
With A Great Cast Headed By
VIRGINIA VALLI
Gump Comedy "I'M THE SHERIFF"
Starting
T II II R S I) A Y
s,ic 11:1:1 ij,,,cn
ff ft I The Sacred Code '
U JB'a'J -" "C intw tlif mn-.l pny Ihe C$
BAw . WtJjr lientilly for her loie!
FTV' U I
.1, (a myte
I lon
( 'hlnit. n iiui
tale of Mrmmv
hue him I tirtiiai-t en
Ifeiinee, i-xpi-cl bleiol
of I hi III- mul bi jiMlv
Mieh IK .mini' 1 11 rely
Met mi the M-rceil.
Vim nm'l he ill mi p
fiointii) tn thU Kieutet
o( ull I, on ( Iihim v
-tuning irhleles. f lui
tier Hinnlitx fit 11 t'bl
ne-i nuiniliirln. Ilin. i
Ailone. or "Hie IU.;
I'mmte,'' n k n I 11 lii
nniplet Hk (lie lll-fnleil
f 'hlMfM' Kill.
NEWS
FABLES
No. 13
l,H i;ruilill'. lire.
death by four months. To thlt
union were born six children; they
Hlstern all residents of Ohio. He wan
a member of Die Methodist church
lor many years.
Funeral services will lie held nt
the Alice church at 2 o'clock on
Thursday afternoon, the Itev. Ho
ward Smith officiating. Ho will
he burled at (ho Suminervlllo cem
etery. Snodgrass and Zimmerman
will have charge of the services.
P
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rmmur fmiMii'ti omi uti'inwiii.
il ili li rtf li V-l i t irriK if lirw -iiirtl
BASED ON ro&
ELLS
1 ' y
Louise Dresser
Renee Adorce
Kalph I'oilies
irer picTURi
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after
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tin.- (larty cteclareiJ.