La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 05, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, July 5, 1027 Page Six I.A (IRANI E EVENING OBSERVER I I (Incorporated) An Independent Newspaper FRANK B. APPLEBY , HARVET F. MATTHEWS . Published cvenlrga, except Sunday, at 1416 A flarn Avenue, La Grand, Oregon. Tha Oosvrver-Ntar published very Friday. Entered at tha Postofflce at 3La Grande, Oregon, an Hccond CUaa Unill Matter under act of March 2. 1879. OFFICIAL PAPKR OF UNION COUNT AND T1II3 CITY OF LA O HAN UK MEMIiER ASSOCIATED I'UEKM The Associated Preiia U exclusively entitled to use for ptthllca tlon of nil nawn dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of He ln liis patches In this paper, and alao the locul news herein ulwo mi reserved. UUUHCRIPTION RATES H- Cnrrl Dally, per month In advance . 75i Dfclly, per lx months In advance .U1 Dally Iniela copy &c Hy Mall Dally, per month In advance 6c Daily, per fix months In advance l-i.&O Dally, per year In advance I&.00 Weekly Obnerver-Star, per year - li.fi) ADVERTISING P.ATE8 Display, forelrn, per column Inch DUpJay, loeal, per column Inch..- Time contract prlcea on application. ' SIN Af'KXOWI.KIHIKU: I licknow led my ln 'i'it.1 Hit. mine Iniquity have I not hid; I Hald. 1 ulll confer my ii.tnKt Mloim unto the I .mhI; mid thou forgave the lniiii)ty uf my . 1'Kilrn 31' i. "Are you air-minded?" asks a writer rri aviation, we're a little litfht-heartaf, if that'll do any ft-ood. Neiyhorinjf cities did themselves proud in July 4th cele brations. Cove and Pleasant Grove staged old-fashioned com muiity gatherings that are lxMiitf widely complimented ; Klgin put on a fine three-day celebration that is a credit to that community; Enterprise did itself proud, as usual, and aston ished visitors with the excellence and beauty of its parade; Maker, elalmrately decorated, had a varied program that at tracted and pleased a great crowd. All of which were good preliminaries for the coming Legion convention celebration to be held here. In the seven years since the federal budget has been in operation, the public debt has been reduced at the rate of a billion dollars a year. The budget hasn't done it all, of course. A natural recession from war expenses has had much to do with it. Administrative and congressional effort to hold down expenses has played an important part. Hut the estab lishment and maintenance of a budget system, planning ex penditures in a businesslike way, trying to adapt income log ically to outgo, has been the Imggest constructive factor. H makes the spending of the nation's money a rational process instead of one based on whim, political influence and guess work. Vet there are a surprising lot of people, in public and private life, who still don't seem to believe in budgets.' That is one reason why ho many states and cities don't get the worth of their taxpayers' money, why many businesses don't make money, why many families are always in the bole. A COMML'MTY AI'FAIK Nino years ajro yesterday in the July -llli cclelnatidii in thin country much serious thought was (riven and many se rious words spoken on the siipiiiicnnce of Ameiica's Inde pendence Day, of the strugKle then going on to maintain that inde)endencc for ourselves and to guarantee it for otliers. The men who were then pledged to that purpose are now tjliified in the American Legion and the Legion of Oregon will tliis month gather in Ln Craiule for its department con vention, guests of this community. With tliut preface The Observer wishes to emphasize the importance of this event to-the people of this city and valley, the opportunity that it brings an opportunity that is often too little appreciated until it is passed. Jluch has already been said in various ways, before dif ferent civic organizations, in letters, and in news stories, of the size of the convention and number of visitors, of the thousands of dollars that will be spent here during the ses sion, of the chance to show eop!e from all over Oregon the advantages of this city and the Eastern Oregon territory. All ol lliese tilings are true, and out question, the biggest event , attract the greatest crowd this city has ever known ; it will re .sult in the expenditure here of approximately a quarter mil lion dollars. Hut there is another opportunity that deserves considera tion as the community's attention is being focused on the com ing convention the opportunity to show true, kindly 1ms pitality to several thousand veterans of the World War and to emphasize by that hospitality the appreciation for the service rendered nine years ago. To be so concerned ab,.ut their welfare, their entertainment, and their pleasure over having made this convention pilgrimage to Eastern Orej'oti. The I-egion, like every organization and eveiy group oi citizens, is merely a cross-section of America's youthful man hood. It is a cross-section, however, that reflects im-iva .mi; credit on this country, in spite of minor laxities that reci iv occasional criticism, and the gathering hcio will bini;; to gether a fine group of Oregon citizens upon whom will vest, and is now resting, the future development and progress of the state. We, the people of La Grande, should not overlook any chance to make the most of the coining convention. ! .. everything in our power to make it a success not lYoni ou own standpoint but primarily liom theirs. It is a com munity responsibility, not merely the American Legion's. :.n I the interest shown in housing, in entertainment, m friendlc association for tin- visitors will make the event stand out m the annals of the Oregon Legion or will make it ordinary. The time is near. Every effort in cooperating with the con vention committees to make the La Grande session me morable will be well worth while and will earn ample reu. pensation. , Editor nd Publisher ..42c ..40c important. It will be, with-l in a Grande historv: it will! Over The Valley MalM'l i:. Morion. ull .Ww Jailor Kind Itain. or .No? Tin- turn v hi' h leh h'i K-m rou-Jy Km;).' .(y u, h i'iif a n- ! iH'.- t" mm- of if;w on wit-ji' ' hMcH hi-d h. fi looking onKiiu;iy t - v i, t 1 ;i ho'idtty on lln- I'ouith ami t!.--a niji fi iook.-d dulifmly iit 1. ' fi' -Mj. In hh, nl intan . v. hi!" It wim not lt,- h st thlnjf for !o- ! iv. 11 m i'U- working in the fi- r. ;i ii!tM.'i iinpow-il.ility and if:ive i;nu" 1,1 i;i- i iji.m hi lh" vall-y si 't.iv. or ;t v.i- K nd off M"!i'iomik; ! !ia t it v :i :i pity the m il h -raim- -on li'iy had to KHfl'-r out1.' riLMin, . hroui.'!it tliis reply ffoin sin optin.-:-'fr t.ifio'-r, "li't u-i-lt tin- ft-ln jitM fih for tht- next aruwiU nl' r;i i a :i M'l f I ! It v. il! io 1 ii ;(t ( utJi'J- liihl" f-'OO'l". ..(J Hum- I 'it lit II ill ll'tnic Mr. iih'I -Mtn, WiMiuin I, . 1 --1 1 f. i,', U';u- Iii.t-i- r, un- v. ry IkiPPV I i,v lh- oui.- p. opi'- i tii' ir f in.l'y :t J'oiiM- :it?;iln for th tu,. iiM-r. As fit i'-'l OTire h l or'- M i t lv.:i rou. ph"-d !.-r two '-!' Anil; t. ;o i,hii; in the Itphl' t s-)-tOo ,,! r li;ilt.;r Ki ;i-lu;itt d trout WM l:iiiMiie. MNs Edna, w ho urn'In ui, ri jijt l:i:it mom ti l rout t h" f.iin.' colt. (.' liiis ju-t Pt'irp. I honi" fiNiu :i vi:ii with h'-r Mist-r :i H.'irfH. vh. i- hIh w-r.t aft- r r.'t hi nun: from S'al rit Also their nun, (li' iiti Is home trom th- sum ni'T J i oin S'.ii' iii pavim? t initio hi.s sopltoinot" y. itr'jt work. o i Haw Pii iilc Sunday .M. III)'. 'H Of th- W.l I i si li Uf v con : n rtioii en .oy d n lov ly pimi' SunOiiy Jit Iry fn-fk hoot lioiiN . t hi- L'u.-Mt.H lutnih'-rinif :iiiotj!cl :t'. 1'iun- r was n. i vi ! in jth" tiini'-r ntjir tin K' hool. wh r-,n'i- ii- filsf) Kii'ins and o:hr I f. ;iMm -h lor t-ntt-rtaininent. Vh--n !th'- rain uould drivi- tli' tn Indoors, 'tht-y '' p:'"e.l to the home of Mr. iitol Mm. iHiver. north of the sehool ;md mm tit the remainder of the Mini'- th'-re. I 0 , i:nt itaiie- liriilui 'hih i Mir. (Irov y (iritnmell prov -1 lit rs'-J f n tnoxt jriaelmm li'it v. Ik ii su- ' nl. ri.-ined, !ant Kriday altiTH'ioii, 'lli'' in inherM of the If ; land t'lty Mri-1" !uh. Mrs. Otlm ni. tl had used the pretiy rant-r-i , my h. !!w In the dilfi-i'-nt color to l.-.RK fuHy derorafe her home. :,m) thm made the nettinif for tho thr. i- tat.l.-H of hri'ltre tll' lt Or- (U)jed . I he il ft el 1 100 Tl. -M CH. I. t . H,i!:in Hun the hivh Heore winior. t :t f; rin in left's 1 lutein -on v. ai m. rv d in 'wo ci'ivifs a:id preiioiineed delh iohh. o .ne-t Hetuiii' Home i Mis. Claud'- ri'l.lin has return ed to her hone- at H n nl i ir.:t en. fol- HovJuK a vl'.i ut il..- iiyinu "X ond Mrs. M. ' Sla. U in the 1 : y Cleeh n. 'rk'hl'OI JlOOd. l .tit'TOOn" Yniini; I-"!'''' Mrs. KOm WiilNinr'T. tif "n!. v. .iv, a .I' lli-lilful i jr!v l.i it . v.-n-Imk to ;i ';riipi'.tv f M.Oiil - of lh.' yomik" ! "I'll- "nit I'onnn'iti ily. It :i r- :il 1'nilrtll ot .Inly ' i.i.My MmI tli.- liotll'M 'K too 'sho-t for tin' uatii'i. t lo- lir. .oil:, I ;onl :01 I h.- il li'T r( 1 1 foil pro 1.1. .1 j l.y .Mr',. WoilMhiL-' ti tor 1 1 . r ion."t.'i. I o-- I I ll-l I Mill ShliHil III IS!i:t ' HMil.lon.l Urns., of fov.', sllip ' p"l from thin v:t II. y Ihr. fin.l :o i of fruit .-v. r slilpi" -I in 1 v l.onl.ini: l.:ok":it Unit sliipni'iit hi Mm- Illit or lit,' l li, i, I it V tool . i i j I -jity Hi i i M 1 1 lo.lity :is -0 :if Ihf llM.'OHP'r In uhl'-h it Ih pot OTt tli ' imo lo t. tli.it Ij'-Kliitlitor VMit voy li'iu.l.'. y t It u:is ;i In ilntilmr. Tho Ifiiit 'ilpin-'til roiiKisti .1 of .Ml iltf- i 111 MO li lli'K of appli .s uat ll.-l't .1 01 th.' liontly ori-tiaolM oy.-r til" Ii v. 'l it i w.'tr aim ploin.i all. I ll otli.T I'tiiltM as rool. I 1... kuIIi .1 on:. I lo r. Thai as a I ,:, r i. ami tlu-i'1 lnli r ' llioir y.aiM POPULAR IMPPKSS10N OF THK PRESIDENT'S CAMP ii .-a-.-1 :;.- y v.. j f Vi 'MmW i i : mffmmy Whf ll1!! ".- ,'f : ;i; : i i, ; ; ;:: iv j.ave n jj.-u.y and Rn;it rhanc- t. - -o I nl-!l:iln- Her (tier M . I. A. HUI, of j;ikfn. h:ii !.-:! :.;.vn,k. ;l s j,. ,- f:je,:. M i . i '. li. ,-;t:.. :j. of I..! C.r.iTwp.. - -o I njH i ai of iii. I J ne Yiw i i.o- ; 'I tr. t n- late V.'IMi.-rn I !:.e v. .: 'i- ) in I..: flrafi h- !.:.( 'i !-v. i:. 1 '.wj. ' ; thi.s af'..r- tiof M Tii'- I r :! f 'i i- ii fii"ti ;'t t'.i.-iii, .'h !i!'-i!i pi. in t!ie Kit'iu o : t "i;t ml (ii niiv;e I 'ienie 1 '.'!: :ti;;;'iai e'fjpn'y rant'e pfe-II!'- l.-i l;!N!"u!,e. j In h'id He ..t i r in . 1 i y .) i , uf th,. , jM rim- i.i :-t..I.' ii '!'! !H is fi:-" ui i,i;i: 'V.'Iit.H ill tin V M ft IS- - ir ;.;,d i i-Viivs a 1 1 ended hy i.M h'llJ'lK'l p- Opje. CollIl'V in::; t )-- that thu V'-ar will i-e ,-,( er-. p:h.n and i-ex S:t'ir t:.'j v. i:l tee i, v ry la rye ruinpany r 1 1 J.I d at the mm-i itiien t sta tion to p i r! ii-ip.-i te in :t;ii "eii;oy tt:.. day'- pi aiinne. - G;X' I.:i f.i-atide f.iiet i Mr. ;t: Mrs. Karle 'nrl:e, of SiiTimn i -l'e. hud as tin ir t'ia-M on I'Ml.y M and Mi, (irnnt W hi.n ami Mrs. firaylapp, Of I..L c.iande. I'l, a-.-uil firovc Cvnwif ill Plrnii I j.u.ii.l of tin-'-., lianclo-.l pi'op'" atoi.il'.l 11;.. I'oilii'n r.r .Inly ( 1' -i. ration an. I pk i:lr !) til all ilay y. -t, (.lay a: th" Vkasant fn-.-iy--i-iiiii;.. I.all. l.y lh- to. nil.' rs of that ori.-:oiization. It v.'as a spl' li--ll'l 'lay. a J-pl' ll'li'l pr"i;iani ; n.l a I-1 . : : i J I ' I pl'-!li' H'aftini; i-oly in lh,- iiiorniiiK ami not (ijlolii'linir lli'.i'l al.ont o'l'.ork wlii n Th.- ni.iav l.;,vl:ill l.-nill ll.fl ili-l at..! tin. K ion t- ain ly as il., aiiv" a si or.' as 'i'la ri- ven- iai',"i lor iV'-ry oli from Up' yonn-'1,-rs in tln ir Ihn r-li Ki-'"'l ra" s. jiolato r:m s i:p to tip- tat no It's aipl slont la.li.V rar"S .all huvine t'.-in roiis pri7.s. A sp.-al.iiiK pro fr.'in to hi within ih' hall ill th.i tmooii ha.l for Its rhh-f sp. a,k . r. K-c-Ci.y rnor Walter -M. I'l. r. .-, who saoho ir.ti r.-M infily anl lo in. nt'y. ati.l who was liHtl lp'.l to hit- III i hy a lala:.' a ll'l i.-ll.'. '1 ii-- l'l.a..aii: tlroye Kiani;" hall aipl tip nl aro'iii-i on wlii. tl il has l " ii i i' .'O .I within th" past I .vi. yari. I. mis Hs. " vry nir.-ly f.,r sn. 'i an . v nt as y.-st. r -l.iy. 'Iii.- pro... is pi. -My, coinnio'lious aii.l .-l. an. il;,. common a.ljoininil l,.al.. s a nil" pl.T" 'or rar. s aii'l lh" l,a'"l'all illamoi"!. aipl all tho a-.il!.il.l.' y -.I'-ril iy was mil y, .1. 'I I:.' hall v. III!" r.M V"t i'ntir.' )y r"i.ii"i'".i hi.'iH I'l'-'tl ' Iirarly .."m.iiah lln;al."'l that it lias li.-n , I..r son:.' t'.lll". It I" Ih-IiiB . , nsi r a I. I . ritir. !y l.y voliini.-. r i:,i,,,i ( . wo. I; has l.. "il pnsh ,., ,,-t as lain as lii'i.l'i I'Ollhl 1"' s. '-nr. -1. Th" organization has 111,! ,,,.liry of m v r K,,ii,4 I., vni.l Us J,., .;.. 'I .. i...,.., hall i; :i-.r.O I am I II" l.iti'V'il ii.ljolnll.J Is I 'I; - feil'.T l fiaishl'l HIPl f,i ... l"h. .1. Loin: t.ihl'M lr -n ,;:,. an. I wh.-li m".ssary tli.B" . -. -. 1 oa tr.:.tl.s tnaUliiB ft s o;.. .1. i'. I. "Wis is niast.'i' (if lh.. ur iim" wlii"h has at I'r.'S' lll n ' ' " ' i p i'f i In i nion Willi IV snl.or- .lii at"' i.riiaiii.atlan llp rr' is inain- ,i,i. I al I'l.a' inr firoy n lionr ,; i,,,..,. ;m. lOaliL'", ami it In.'.'ts . v , I ... "in-; 1 hat 1 1"' ohl. r iironp 1 1 1 . 1 1' lo. - I inua li.'iiirr h.'hl In Kii. h. n. 'l h, y iiir vi-iy l.liny v. ilh a niiiiih. r ol proi.'. ls '.liol-r , ,1 j , . . lion of 1 ht tr matron, M r.s. Mil, ., w.io.h II. Mrs. V'-s'a I'rl'. :...H :1..iHt:inl malrnn an-1 Miss ftlon .lohii:..in (12 yours ONI ) lln. i.iasl. i- 'Ph.- iiHMtiLi-rship totals L'7. it. sal. s I!" sph li'l.'l I fit in i li if ttp-y a i-.- -a i lilt,' in parlh nlary pi-iiili..- iiiol raiiiiir for lh" roiltlnn v.o.ic o! lh- ir iwa; iniillion, tin.' v ( -- ,tmiif P' opte :iri' hiy OUtliiJe. Th -n pl.in oritinally. w.ifl for each On -ft: her f o prod net- jinetliinK In tin- ,'ard- n, or to raise borne hi' kens, firkeys etr., which mlht he taken to the county fair and id a eed on exhihitlon. rUnce, in iiH I'tohahility. the fair h u fhitiK of the n.tst, thy are lookintr Jurward to havitiK ome lort of a fi ir ot their oun. wh'-re their pro dm i- may he piur.-d on display. In' the p e. nt state t -s-s.it y contest con dueted hy the state frrunife, inetn-l-.-is of tS:s juvenite Krantte took Iii-Mt, third, lifth and sixth prize- a very irood record, thi-y hold. Ae ro r din k to the plan of orfctintza Hon. tin-re are two frroup orKanixu tiu:.. on.- (or i hildn-n tietwt en 5 a ml 1 " e,u-ft and the oi her for hiltrn Uttt'-n I" and la years. Ail to.- pn-mher.H at Th-anaM (irove I h-ioni; to the former tfronp. fOiosIs rrin Itli-lilnuil Mr. ami Mrs. Alya I'anl.T. of I'.i. hlaii'l. (n.-Kon. luivo l..,-n for s-v.-ii.l J;, s visitinp with ohl iri.-ii.ls jit Siintiii-rvill,' tin. I nlso in la; (Iranil.-. 'I la y coiir-linl.'.l th.-ir .isit in tip s.. looalltii-M to. lay Kolni? to I1..U. r this inorninp. o r.iMl.li'ss of l.ll,'rt . cotit. st Inis ho.-n in proKrcs at l-:iln for tin- past two weeks, the purpose leiliR 10 rllOOH" KOIlie yoiio,' v.otnan to he lh" lio.liles.s of i.ih. ny In the e.'l.liratlon yesl. r .lny. All the Rirl of Inst year'8 m ...l-.ii.tinir chiss of the IukIi school u.re eliuihle ami Mis-s Klor.i Wi la ns Wiis the piioresmul rtin.ll .h.t". .Miss W'iekens Iiiol a ro-otn-im-iit place in the para.le y. ster.lay i Plane m the first float ilttoipli'd l.y a law Eroup of yonnK'T Kirlu. all prettily nttlred in white. Mm' SiimiIhv ;iu-Ms Mr. ami Mrs. Chris Hortwh. Ilv Imi on Mill I'reek ro.Tl nl.ovi- rove, hi.-l as their KiiestJ Snn'lay. Mm. It. rtsr h's sinter an-1 htisr.un.l. Mr. ami Mrs. C. Klopfensteln, also Mr. an. I .Mis. Karl I'.eynol.ls un.l two r h.i.lren, all of I.a Cranili'. PARK PERSONALS TIIK 1'AUK (Speeiul) JarK llunler Jr. 1m henliiiK lie. p for Miller tliis we,.K. I". I,. Wiytesworth wjis u btiyi ness ifiitnj itt Me.iiriii HprlnM 'J'h uiml:i. J. . l.ny returnel.,to Ms home l-'rt.l.iy Horn salting the rattle id t :i- reserve in the inomitiitn alo'' .. !k-;lI Springs. Most ol t In- now is inelte.l off i 'liin.i ' n p lue to the wunii nun ;inl rains that have vf.site.l Tie' Pit rl; tor the past I wo week.". a! heri ne creek is not very hiyii at yue..-at, ' having returned lo lU norin;il channel once morn. (iiainlina Titus, of I'limn, Ik vis ittiiff i-rl;iti".t at The Park thl'i we.-k. Mary Vanorder is on tlie .siek list this Week. MissOella Vandevnntnr re'.urii' I i 1 1 i home Sunday after a very pleiiaitt two u et-ks' vai at ion l.i iti:iif Mr. ami Mr. Kuth CilUisou, of Nori h l'owder. (tICK.lN.M, "V.WKKi: IMMIDI.K" li !:TI- ii;i. Conn. Dr. tleoi ce c. i. WtlliaitiH of t hi city, presi dent nl" the Oimierlleut Mistorirai soeicty. 1i;t. p resen teil liie soejely villi the original ropy of "Yankee Poodle," heejnnint; with tlie uord-i. 'alhei- and I went down to ramp.' The nii lllisei ipt is I'lllliillU' ll.'.'i iloeu leenls of Kevnlutionary (lnyt w hieh Dr. 'iili:i!iis has tiiven lo Ihn sim-i-dy. , 1U: Y I'WMKNTS KV Yii:K Mid-ynar pay ments to American investors are iu'e.ikln records. Purine tlm next f -w days t he ma il i tttdiv-r elu-eks for some 0 MlMt. II II t r,-p. risentlni; ilhideri.is on stork in st one 'mi A merirun rorpor.tt Ions, and Interest en rorpor.. t ion ami ovrrtimenl oonds. UNION PERSONALS ! I'NiON' CSpeeiali panell Irwin j ilro e over Do m I '.a ker Sunday ntornlm; to vi-lt Inn m-.;hr. Mis. William Kfeltdo.-k, and vr iieu he returned htifuf Sundav he wiih uc ! fotntta nipd hy his mother and his 1 let- Kathryn, v. lit, w ill visit f'r a tihort tin.e in Jiaker. Mm, Uzr.ie t'afttor and n. ( t.'harlen, ufiil lo Hal new J-Ui t urtDiy to Kpnd Die wet-k nul tit the home ,of lit-r nifither. Mis. -'ompt'tii. They j et urneti home .Monday. ! The I'nion dejec.ns to the dW triet roiivention of the Nl hhorn of Woo-ieraft. whii-h met at Dend, -H(-eon leuirned home last week repi.ninK n Nplen'Md time on tlieir :ti'ip. They wre: Jemde Johnson, j flora I.ee. Martha -Vrii.nn, Daisy )tlllitld. Ida U.nufor.l. Mae Scott, !.lary Drown and Nellie llinuii. t Do ut; las Kaus fs here from .lef fers. Mom., the imne liitest of ltis urn nd mot her, M r. Mary M mniek. and may remain at I'nion f.r most , of the j-ummer . 1 A mimher of tlie local Kpworth -lea cue tn withers are planning to yo 'to Wailow.i lake the latter part of jthe week to attend the convention to heuin there next Sunday. J Mrs. Clara Dluiit. of Si. John. W'.ish., who riM-ently underwent an Operation at Dot Lake, is now stop pir.e; for a time at the home of her ' sisier. M i s. Nora U'ehli. recovering from ihf'i effej-ls of tlie upwalinfl. : tJtrrin .Miller and John W'oi-tman. the latter areompanjed hy his two rhildren. (Dadys 'and Daly John Pufur. went to I'oriland the latter "part of the week. They left for the ito.-e t'ity Kriday evening and ex jpeeted to return .Monday. The trip 1 was made with Mr. Ward, one of ithe liistructot'M at the normal school itt l.a (Mamie. j Mr. and Mrs. AValter Strintfhain. .who were married last, Wednesday will make their home in Isaker where he 1m emploved in n druc store. Mrs. Sirinuham. who was formerly Miss ,Mare!da StuiKill. and (taiifht last year in the Da Cramle schools, is planning to tearh In Dak- ier this next year. Her home was at t'nton. (. A. .Mannintr who sold out hln ronfertionery husinesrt heie mid moved to the southwestern purl of the state a few months aim, hs re ttirnefl to I'nion ami taken tiver the 'huslnesK nyain. Mrs. Small who has heen running the estaldish menl for several months, will re turn to Idaho. I Km m latent repoi'ts 1'rank Stur pill who wa o)ierated on at Dot Lake a short time nt, is in u very serious condition owin to the faVt that he has contracted u case of pneumonin. (toward Hudson is putting up a dwelliiiK on tlie property he recent ly purchased in South Dillon. The property is located Just east of the south school hulldinti. where the 'Kelker home was destroyed hy fire a few years ayo. I Mr. and Mrs. liert Knifcht, their 'daughter. AmarylMs, mid .Mrs. .Knifiht's nioiher. -Mrs. Duff, visited 'at the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Marry Met 'lay at ICntrrpi ise over the fourth. Krank YVehh. of Hot I'tUe, was nt I'nion Sunday. I Th side track from t he end of 'the f. Ii. of O. railroad is heinp; relmilt to the ( treou Trail fiiw- tul M. ami shhimeius of luniher will siioit hei,in from the new lumher yards. This track wa: lorn up after ithe old mill was taken away 0om ( the vicinity. j Many of the ranchers In this Jend of the valley have heeu very husy durum tho past week puttiiiK Jttp their hay cmp. some of which was on the ground dnrlim the re rent rains. I The I'utsel memorial at the -ity i park is nearitiK completion a nd will add very materially to the heauty of city grounds. iNORTH POWDER PERSONALS NDHTM IMtWDKit (Special) Mrs. Onri-nre Ituiiss and rhiltln-n. of I'onland. are vtsitimr her par ents, Mr. ;:nd Mrs. Chris 1'eterson. M r. Mollrnhcr? Is niovtne; to Nyssa. tfrc. where he will con tinue his school work as principal. Walter Met; ruth is niovinR his household (roods. , lluylntr Is eonnnenclnfr full hla;i. now. .1. K. Lindh-y is not improvintr very rapidly, nis com! it ion hi-inir serious. Mr. and Mrs. AH rt TLtstlnir and son. 1.1 ov d. have ret urned from a two Us' tr ip t In ouh t he i e! pa rk a nd ( "anada. low st one pa ii; a i Mr. and Mrs. of I'oriland. are lore. t 'has Pearson Dan I'ierre an I fourth on D'.t: nt Mr. Drm I'eaisr (Ins 1 1 titchlnso.i. visitinir rdaiivi s ami family nud Jamily spent the Diver. i son and Mrs. 'has. H; 1 i-r visitors re- Mci'i; Ci-lHI. Mr. t.. ami M ft, Harold Dodso.i. ' M - A1 -I o'-nson and Jot m and Da1- foot left Sat- I i Wil i titday for the North I'owder lakes, i Chester May. aslant ilrnyman for Walter M.-fl1. i. had the mis jtoitune to ov. rtiiiit hif truck load oT furniture t his side of the Children's Fine Bradley BATHING SUITS 19c lo S.2.J A must complete assortment of juvenile Imlhing suits in all the new colors anil styles for trills and lxys. They're finely (suit garments of excellent quality. Norton's Kiddy Shop r t-ai.cu to ar Il-aiu s re cently. Not much damage was done to the ftirnituro hut the cah of the truck was broken. Mr. May eHcitped without Injuries. He is un uhlr to tell just how it happened. Ciramliiiit Md'tirry i on the sick list. The Noith Powder people who' atfenled the Hulnes Btttinpenn re- port ii fine show, with. KOOd ra' ''a j un'l sf "' r ri.linsr. , a M-llu It'll" -iinisMi, f - tied w ith her mot it- Key. hiin.la. ' Portland. Mr. Itaxter was it ('ov,. Hinlilie l-'otsstrom spent the ,IOJ. UIl( js w, n linown lu re where Court Ii Willi friends In Tinker. I j,,, )ius o,y frhnils. Mrs. Oram GIIKIson, of Maker, j ,, V,. , c. Hefty ittnl spent Siin.lay yisltliiK friends ""'1' their kh-sIs. .Mr. and Airs', llaiol.l r. lKtly. s here. Il'hiiff. e. of Coinplon, l -ill., :ttir fly.le lio.lsnn and his mother ! jiss , i ipl.-rwood, or Omul spent the fourth fit KUin attend- j yip.y, Colo., inade a trip to Wal. Ins the .'"l.-hration un.l yisilinK i 0wu luk- Weilnes.iay. lative. Olaf 'Pmlth and w ife ond son from Kiil.-rprls.' are yisnniK Uvea and fi i. n.l here. ' '" If nd.-d th" ! impede lit Halln SlllPlay. Al Ilranliani, city taklnir liis yaeallon. ls his marshal. Ii-!lVlllK diitl-s with .Indite S.-nrerhox. It. H. I'arker went salmon flsh Inir up I'litherine ereek Sunday. V. A. Ifn.ielson reporls this ve:..-' rriin the finest he has ever raised, rrops oy ilre eM'. ll. nt. all the valley SVMMERV1LLE PERSONALS SI 'MM Kit VILLK (S.eciai)Di Lanman was u huslness visitor to La (Irande Krtdny. t t'has. SLittd'ison went to la Grande Friday on hu!ll ss. I fishinir trip Wednesday on the Looklntr (ilass. She returnetl with a nice striiiR of fish, having canpht the limit. The furmers ore nit husy hiiul tnc hav now. A eoofl share of tho hay had heen cut last week and considerahle tlnmuffe wus done hy the rain, hut the sunshine of the last few days hits dried it and they are now hauling. STAR Today and Wednesday Double Feature Program A stirring picture of daring men and in triguing women pulsing with life throbbing with thrills and sparkling with . laughter. ON THR SAME PROGRAM JACK IIOXIE "RED HOT LEATHER" Featuring "Scout," the wonder horse in an almost human exhibition of intelligence A Rollicking, Roaring Whirlwind Western THURSDAY Peter II. Kync's 'UNDERSTANDING HEART' C0YE PERSONALS fOVK. (Sii'Clul) Ir. Ei., D.'llaiiH. who liaM lieell visll(l! iinioni; her fileinls here for , past two weeks, returned "to tie, liome at Hillitini-'toil TueSilay. ' Uoyal Alh ll, of f-'nily. Vyo Ii the kip st of his mother, Mrs. A!re All. n. A wire was r.'('-'iyed liere July ,. . ., ,1,-ti, ol a Puny ilaiiKlile, .". - ...... ..- w - w( I., i.. i.aiio-- '- i. j -nli1lil, T. i Hefty and llarol.A chufiee sealed -Ml. fanny nn. p. -nl a f. w hours on Indian rr. ei; i.shlns for trout -rlilirKday. Mrs. .1. V. Inaratn. of lVn.llKpn, ! Is a uu.-st of Mrs. I.. (1. .s.-ntner at u i,,,,, a.,., pool. Mr. and M is. 'Herman T.ilnd ami small daiiKhter. Mai'Karet May, of Tlleson. All.. Hi" lh" KileslK of Mr. 1. unil's parents. Mi', and Mis. 0. I.mi.l. Mr. and Mrs. I". A. Conklin atnl diniBhter, Joan I-Vanees. iill.l Mrs. A. (1. i-nnklin were over nielit ml, sis of Miss Mae Steiuns In l.:l (Ira nd" rliiirsday. NON'-IHMNKI'ltS VIi: T.rrilAUKST (AT) Seofinya (.intoiii; the l.ipovan trihes of ll'te llnrovina and 1 ie-sn rahian sociinn (of Ituinania have a peculiar way of hrealiinu their prohihitiou laws. I In their sect of the old Kusshn Jc-hurch the driukiiit; "f alcoh'ilic liouor is foi tmhien. I ne tntrstv a j Li po vans d not drink. 1 11 ey eiu T it It a spoon instead ofJ i l1.!'. ''''IV.'.' puttnu: their lips to the pjass. n.Yi; sMuKi-: stoiif. NKW YOKK And now the fly- inc cicar store, a oik piane we slocked with smokes is to tour the (country advertising and selllut 'chain score's products. Sales will he made when the plane stops. The advertising w ill he continuous. with ALMA RIHEXS An ft n Siiprinl i'avi N KOI WA ,1' la t 1 i h 1