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Monthly, July 18, 1927. LA GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER Page Fivd Liocal News In Brief UOMIXG EVENTS July, 21 :t HUi annual Villon t-tHiiil pioiiwr rt'unloii. Jtily 2t, 21, smitt Amert (-mi I'K'u convenliou In L Granite. (KinlH-r (tltTiniie ilnto not dec bird on) Oregon I'arrtil- 'lVat'tWT njswlattou cuuveutlon Jim-lot' ami Wire Herein-, uftri Mr. H. A. Hrlseo. of Akruiv .. uro registered at tho 1'ohy i'oiluy. , ugcmj Couple In La Grande v Mi1, niul iiMi'... J. Shoemaker, of KuV'm'r arc stopping In La Urandc luduy. ; Hen Crrim linker Miiyruce 1'ayton. of iiakor, is vlHitiiiK in l.a Grande a guest of Miss Ignore Gibson. l,ouw '!!' I-Acrott Mr. nipl Mrs. Dan Long, of Island City. K'fl III1 morning for Kverctt, Wash. w hero they will spend somu lime vtsillng Willi relatives. :a 1 -- Helling.. Willi Trout W. it.t 1'lllinore spent Saturday night fflid Sunday on Jurhrnu i-reck. CturniiiB w ith u limit i-utch of larftu' trout. ITalru' ciiy Man Visitor J. Ijli". Koll. of l'ralrlo . City, In hilttU'SH visitor in l.a Urundn tnday.?) Alr. Ktil. who la ;i guest at , lie roltiy. anived Here yesierday. J , MiiiHr.Msier f Mr.Vund Mrn.'U. C. Hruns-and J daughter, Lorraine, :0i v. euaieue, ; Wash. (Nan visltiun: in l.a CirHiide ' for u f;w days ut the home of Mrs. irim' ;ister, Mrs. J.ueieti W. WhealV ' Spent . t4h.v at l iilon Mrs- l-'ranels Talman. of tills city, .jli'iit yesterday at t'nlon vis il inc m II h relatives and friends. ...in. ....... - folonlni Meauly shop here, former- 1 .... 'i'u ),.., n uim lu 11 it w- iv 1 1 li I (1 ly opet'Rted a shop at L'nion. HomeAfler Yaealrim Missi:velyn Cluhleman has re turrHMf'to lier work at The Ub- r offie-attyr a two weeks vn- iitlun .trip to We stern Oregon and Washington points. She visited for .Tveral days with friends, in Seattle , while away lntpming Miss Kldura Hanson, i who was severely hurned anoui uie arm mm Gn Her way home irom a visu near leit with aeid last Thursday, Is hn- Halter. Mrs. Haekett lert for Kl lii'ovillK and is able to bo abom. ,;in w-hero silo will lend several fume-. Mli-s ilanson was burned jaya visiting. ."' fiiith! Mestlmr-'frertui at .thy ltlmv j . , i , Mountain ereamery. I Wilt Visit Hen: I Mrs. Val Ithlnehnrt arrived here. ICetiirns lloim' itlits morning from Seattle and will Mrs. Jack HmkIK'S returned homo vsit for about'a week al tin? home to The Dalles this inorntni? aft'r 0f .r, (inj Mrs. Herman SleKiist. M.encllni,' sevi ral days vlsltin? hero. ji, Khinehart made her homo In Mr. and Mis. lluclies recently left i,u (Jnio.le several years aKO. l.a C.rande to limko their homo In . The Dalles. Mr. Hushes Is with Have llaby llailBlitiT the U.-W. eomiany. ! IteilnrTilij; Mareia l.ee Kee.iey, little daufll- 1er of .Alia K.ei'iiy. who wan In jured lib, nit a week nso when she fell from- a bicycle und was druE- ced s.(veial yards. Is recovcrlm; as rapidly, as can be expected. I.lga- ih, ills in the child's foot wero .. .e .lned ami it will be some tlniu before she can use her foot. - Vlslil.... lleis. llnuit Key, of Western Springs, and 1'hyrne Corum. of l.a tiiamle 111 is visiting In' l.a tirande at were married at Ii:l5 o'clock, and Hie hopie of .1.' A. Arbuekle und Clarence Itlzor anil Miranda Itobbs. s It Hawnrtli lor a few ilnys. Mr. both of l'lon oounly, were mar Key made l.a (irande his home IS rlvd lit (l!SU o'clock. Vi iS 'UK ago and has many inei.un V . i i ,.t! iimniieer .:. S rr the oust ,,f Wcslern hprings for the pa , 1't years. ! Aiclm-iks Home ' w .Wiry ypeii'iiiik " l'ortlalld where she will visit be lt. i e nil liming to her home in Mis MHila. Monl. Mrs. Hutchinson ac companied the McKarlands to La ;rande; from Missoula where they visited wilh Mrs. Hutchinson for M-Veral- weeks. IKItliJ ltehUH'S Hen' Mr. and M-s. I.. . Mo-' .Mrs. f L. lougliis have as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Klfl eher. of Missouri Valley. Iowa, and A O. 'Miignei, of Witehtta. Kan. Mrs Fischer is Mrs. Moe's and Mr. I .oughts" sister. Mr. i"l MrH. I'ls cher ami Mr. Magnel arrived here Ibis morning and will visit in La (irandci for some time. Helium Hume i was called by il telegraiu slating II. K C.llham b it Saturday for (hat his cousin. I.. Avery, of WIs Walla Walla and other points , cousin, bad been killed In an aulo where.1i,. will visil a short tlrno nioblle accident. Mr. Avery, who. b- ffire' 'returning to Seatlle. Mr. Iwlth his w ife, was driving lo Cal- iJ'.iiliaiiV. w ho Is a commissioner of Ifornta. had Intended stopping III ( 'nmciliatlnn w ith the V. S. deport- 1 1 his valley lo visit w ith relatives. I iif-nt of lalsir. made his home hero Mr. Hallgarlh did not know wheth niore lhau 3" years ago and came (ir Mrs. Aviry hid been Injured. l" re lo visil Willi obi friends. Mrs. The body may be brought to Klgin. cllhaiu, w Im accompanied lilm, left although Mr. Hnllgarth thought It . l-VI'lay for Hepver wln're she will ' probubb- that It would be taken i Msit with relatives. back to Wisconsin. i ALL MEN'S STRAW HATS .NOW ONE-HALF PRICE McKibbin Make. (UNJ (THE5 "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE" " Men's and Boys' Outfitters i Vi.-dthig DniiKhtcr -Mr. and Mrs. J. . Jenkins have .as their smst her mother, Mrs. JiUUlC uiscu, of, I'oitluinl. Hume Trom .Montana Jack Oliver returned Hi I inorn. Montr0in a bUJi,KM8 tf'p 10 ,,iia,,e8' Home 1 rum iVndleUin . . ; .Mrs. o. G. Ulsen returned home i this inornlnc frnm viuii in ! To W.-.1- n nl County ('lurk C. Iv. MeC'orinlcU ur n lonlghl t Imports thul a murrlngo license has , . ,','B , dr 1 ot -'0ll""'y K. I been Isucd In Jay Huwcs, of Wal lSotli lnruntry will b ln.ld tills I ,, nd l'hryne Corum. or l.u evening ut 7.S0 o'clock 111 Zubcr' (jrnndc Homo I rom Wllow Ijik. j,,, ,, .m,s. j. 1.hi llawklnn. Miss Hi'l.n Williams and Mira r i.;nt,.ri)rlw . nnt ycalorduy vls I'.IIZHbPth 1'ayton returned Sutur- Mng , iUlK elly. They slopped at day nlifht from a short vUcntlun tn(, Hominer trip to Wallowa lake. . ll'n ' 1 roni I lilerprl-i' li. J. (.'ampljoll. or Knterprlse. aeeomanled Ly his mother, Mrs. Charles Campbell, or Kansas Cily. was In l.a Urandc today on busi ness. ' ,-. Ui Here l or t bit -Mrs. Flora Wilson and two child ren arrived hero this mornliiK from Nz Terce. Ida., and will visit w v erul weeks with Mr. Ida Hlb bLlt.' t.oen to iloM'ph-- Mis. J K. Orlffith passed through l,X CJrnnde Ihlu innriilnL' from Hpokane on her way to Jo- neoh where she will visil hrr brot h-' er. Mrs. Griffith wa.i aecumpaiiied i l.y her daughter. . . y. Mother Mrs. J. 1-Yaucls Meairher was at! the' depot this morning to greet he f mother. Mrs. J . V. M e a g h e r who passed through on train No. 2i from -Portland on her way to New York. II onto l Yom OKdeii Mrs. Walter Uean and baby re- . ..-..( .1.1. I .. t ,. .. uiiiiu nuini tniB iuuimii'h iiipi.i ,-xtended visit with Mrs. Mean's I family In Ugden. I' tali. They were i gone seven we.eks. Visiting auglitcr j Mm. C. M. Mudsen, of Salt Lake City. Is visiting hero at the homo 0f n,.r daughter, Mrs. Harry Owens. Mrs. Owens arrived here Saturday. i Cttlni lit lii;iti Mrs. W. A. Haekett, Of Hood1""" oeginmng ai etgni o ciocu turn n'lver. stonoed hero this morning the committee from the local post Mr. and Mrs. I.ynn rlKlit ar ,,, , , r n ..iwliinu. Hie i.ev. .ir. Awes ioiu ms '.one-half pound baby dauehter born , ., .Sunday evenlm; at 8:30 o'clock al the Grande Iloude hos- pllal. The little ' named' Oeraldine. girl has been . . . Married Saturday Judge Hugh Itrady. Justice of Itbe peace here. performed- two. 1 marriages Saturday evening at his I office, .f. 1.. llaw es, of Wallowa. Mlllillttee to n1rlulnm,.n(. (.omIniMe or thv i,,,, roUnty chamber of cum- uieree "will meet this evening- at five o'clock at the chamber of commerce office to complete plans the American Legion drum corps In attendance ut the state conven i tion here. To VMt Here Miss Serena Kohau arrived in La Orande yesterduy rroiu rortland and will spend jr-verul weeks vis iting hero with lor sister, Mrs. Chester Newiin. lor brother. I'. K. Itohan and other relatives und friends. Miss Itohan, since euv- ing La Grande last year, has been working for the 1'orttaml Tele- 1 Bra in. c.iid lo Idaho ' Arthur Hallgarlh. of Klgill. left this morning on Iraln No. -4 for ' Mountain Home. Ida., w here be Hem I riii Tulti I'fcUL Mr. anil Mm. J, O. Harvey, of Twin Kalis, registered ut the Sum mer yesterday. tiomv lu Washington- Mr. and Mrs. Krank Craig ar spending a week or jm visiting In Kulainu, Wash. liiderwont MraHoii Albert "Shorty" Waldroff undrr ' wont an appendix operation ut thn I Grande Itonde hospital yesterday ille Is getting alone nicely. Marriage IJ-nse A inurrlaice llcens was lssmd over the. week end at the court house to Clarence itlzor and Mir unda Itobbs, both of this city. CONVENTION WEEK OPENS; 1 MOSER HERE (Continued from Pa pe 1) tei- Albert, of Uol.se. slate adjutant juf Idaho. r rnttersoit C'omltiff In addition to distinguished 1- kIoii visitors there will be oilier dlKuharles here for the convention. I including tiovernor I. 1-. I'attnr son, 'who will he here fur nl least one of the three days; oiiKresmnim t.ii-Hy ( Vn tnmi ikrr IV M Scnulnr Tied ftielwer: Secretary 'of Stale Sam Ktizer: Senator t harles Me- Nary and . CoiiKiesMman Mek Sln-'n inott. I that will be UuocUlng tne iioiioin j The state commander. Arthur;0ut of life; or wo can ileal with it J (Murphy, ami Ills party will arrive in -A Grande Wednesday inornlnp. The Washington state legion la sending a delegation to present tojc.an solve for us its deepest mys the Oregon department a trophy jry and help us meet successfully won by Oregon In an Intercstate i nr..- ttuitiv ciuiiietiiren." membership camimiBn. Ten otlif r j siuie uieniocrBiiiii iroiwiics win uo r.l..d .l,.rt, the three dv. of the convention the state adjutant, ( - . .of the "American Douffhboy" will I -il rl Miwr-r rcmtrift. I tin flillllieiln : also be presented to the post which has aeeompllshed the most out- i pmnding uchteveiuent during the , year. Public Jtftvptlou In honor of tho distinguished guests in attendance at the con vention a public reception has been planned for Thursday evening, the first 'day of the convention. Tho reception will be held in the Klks 111 enurge urgcJtaii oi me iuwiid people who can to attend, The reception Is siionsored by a committee from the local Icjtton post, the i.adles auxiliary anil lh 11. 1'. (J. Kllis lodKe. I.OrAl. (CHURCH IN . SIXTY-THIRD YEARj'r!,-.n ZZ. "";,,,, ' I missionary from China. Kave al (Continued from Tago 1) provcuicnta in the condition of II v- ! iMullence. "We live also In a world ' spiritual realties the trutn ol " "' we neeu u ..u. ..-.e........ riUgK . i HI ' imi urrvcitum- iug the trustworthiness of a per sons message. The message mu;l grow- out of his cominunlou-w II li Obituary ,i;oi;.i: iii iton hakijc (.eorge Hnlton linker, aged (Hi, pulsed away last, nig hi at about U o'clock at his home at i'Ofi J) street alter an Illness of several weeks. Mr. Huker came to Oregon about 5 years ago from I lie eust and has noide his home In this city sincj' that time. He Is survived by his ' wife, and his brot her, J. A. Maker. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at ihe Huu er and Hohm nkamp chiipei with the Kcv. George Wals, of the rresfbyterlan church In charge, lulerment will be made at the Mas onic cemetery with the Masonic lodge of this city conducting the services at tho grave. Mr. Maker was a member of Ihe Masonic lodge 4:1! at Sandy Lake, i'enn. .i:oiu.i. WALDO i.i;.vriT George Waldo "Shorty" Leavltt, ...t l!i. tiiissed nwijv Haturd:iv. jJljy j J; I(l ,lu, (;riin(ll. Hondo hos pltul after short Illness, follow ing un operation. George WHldo was born Nov. so, l'ti)7, In Alberta, Cumida. and was 1 ! years, seven t nr. .1.. ... ,f ,.rr. Ilia """" " """" """ " two years ugo und he has mad his .home here since lhat time. He leaves to mourn his loss his mother. Mrs. J. It. Leavltt, six sls lers. Kmma Leavltt, Mrs. Kd Huce, Mrs. Henry Walkey, Mrs. .Smith Hendriekwon. Mrs. t'. J. Hemp, and Hose Leavltl, and three brothers, I-'lovd. l-'arrcl. und G"nild. Tho funeral services will bo held to morrow afternoon at two o'clock ut tin; Hnodjrrass and Zimmerman chapel. LcKtcr Stoddard will have, chiug'- of t'1'' Tviee, Interment will be made In the L. I. S. sec lion' of the Masonic cemetery. JOHN 1.. HI A.M.NGTON The fuio ral services of John L. 1 iiiunington. who puss- d a way at his home lo re Saturday, will be to Id tomorrow afternoon ut two o'clock from the Hunter and Holi-n- nkamp mortuary. Interment, will be made In the Island Olty ceme tery. M r. I mi n nl net on was a resident of 1 nion county for (i y arn and hus many friends here w ho are gn ivd to b-arii of his death. He cume to In lon county w Ith his wife during Ihe vur travel- ' ing from Lincoln 1 ity, Mo., by stage toach. Uls wile pr-vd-d iilm m d''-Hi )af .ih. CONFUSING (.VI; A. WaNhinton Kiireuu Thai Kllxai'eth Hefjt ami Ann;. KltZa Smith, twin, of Mount Vermin, 111., are cud guides IJT-utte.sled by. the fuel that they are the only winien ever apioinlud for that .service In the t'apltnl In AVushiiiKtou. HI T ni.slder the poor tourist whom cireumatanee compels to, tell one from the other! ' ' Ood. it must apply to the-present needs, and it must be backed by a life consistent with it. Selfishness destroye ones sensitiveness to the : higher truth or life and the HOW to conform with it. We can do one of two thlnirs: turn our ImrK i the spiritual Hide of life, but seriously. Jesua ( hrist Is trutn at p,s lust and lead ua to the very j heart of life's mysteries. He alone ,. , lon , t, .. rtu.-.i ' " 1 " 01 i Kiley was speakt at the serlvei: jheld on the north side of the cily. IJIih sunjeet I lie Higu ami ine . x . . ... . . . . ,1141.llr,1 it..- i M-,il i.r.. , . ,'rtV. ' . Ur.V w. SPEAKERS AT LUNCHEON ,,-. . ' (AI')sr-KrnilU , llrlseoe.. local MEETING I ODAYl employe, was serlousfy In- j jured this morning wiwn his Ciir l left tho road way hear Aljfoma, Willi I'Yed i:. Kiddle netini; a'ljln mlus eiuit ..of hevc, aild plunged cliali'man, on le'half of the A nei i-i i;,n - r.-:t down an ' emhallkmelit, can ' Lesion. the Kotary elu'.i ; landlliK.-on the. Souluern. I'aellio luncheon convened at noon Kx'ay 'raili-oact tiaeM. . Ill-lscoo told hos- In the Koh .spoke of Ih Ki'lll. Mr, KlddV: slate elilivenllon be held lien- this week, cxplalnlm! the pui poces of the organization. and ulvlnif a few Ideas of wh very Intcrcstinir talk about ennu; , tlolis .in the war-torn eonnlry. She STAR Drama Fit His son, sacrificing a life-time of happiness for a moment ol madness unaware lhat the waiter who i served him was his f 9 Mi li r Hill linw should he serve him f NOW? I I'rom t he Libert v Mapaxi story by Viola llrolheiM Sh and Garrett l-'oi I with LEWIS STONE Lilyan Tashman ' Priscilla Bonner Robert Agncw Ann Rork John Pal rick TONIGHT "SLWES OF BEAUTY" and Path? Crnncdv GUIDANCE r I X J was at , one tintiv i;i thewar zoiv and: piisvutd ; simin',. very vivid deiierlpl!'nH irt the- KotViians; il, jt. i'uburn, itn Nuc bauiii vm'li g;(Ve' fiVe-miniUe talks on their lives. ' 1 . l WRECKS NEAR HERE INJURE FIVE (Continued from Pagis 1 and sma'l child. H wan .reported ZUTZuXLTLZ that Hie wife received slight in i . I I.. tho Washington ear said today , u a, wwnrP unU i,u fainllv'luirn H,,.n naiking their ' home for . " - vernl months ut "Medical Soi-incs ! .JV .uL.- V 1 . . . . ' ' , Bm ,m,r" K - iiiiii-iiiiien. were nuuiv uiiiiinuen. The Twidwell machine, a light car, was smashed beyond , all practi cal possibilities of repair, it Is said. kl.AM Mil MAN IH UT KI.AJl.tTII I'.M.I.S. ,(ire., July pt mmelies, he lil'ld. ,bwn drlvinff I all hb?lrl and hud 'fiilleti asleep at J (l. w,el or his small roadster 'n,,, injured inan was found by wuriiiinii on a ireipnt train and brnuKht Into Hie city... Chinese, cricket.'?, trc ti alni-d lo TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY For a King! iff 1 " in 1( . "Ti -At. 7 W$ sSf3 STRIKE SETTLED VIENNA REPORTSj . .."TT-,.,, Cnancelloi- Seipcl Places! Riot Deaths at -10 and j Injured at About 300 I VIKNXA. July IS ( A 1 ' -Tin si iik in cmumunti atloiiH ervleis m nai.n-au. i.-ie- H i leieiinunr niiu Hie posr. .i services will he nlKht. i esuiiu d al mid- HKItMN. July IS (API A proc-' hunation Issued by Chancellor Se;. , pel in Vienna and brought tolbi-' lln today by airphnie, places iU, number f killed In lust wcek' I rlols at 40 at least, with .iu wounded. Those arrested as a re sult of the disorders number Hrr.'. The proclamation slates that ad records In the palace of justice, in-1 eluding deeds and library nrchUirf were destroyed in Hie fire thel'.J The chancellor, al ter declai inn thut Austria had suftered a t- vero loss lu tourlsl trade and lo; of prestige In (he eyes of lit. woiid. says that "occui retirea t1" Hits kind not only hinder the eco nomic reeonst ruction of Austria, which suffers the bitterest eco nomic distre.-s anywiiy. but tender numerous workers and employes jobless." Apircal Made The proclamation closes il U the lollowlng .ippeal: "The f.'deral goveriuuenl nppcal.i to alt Viennese, i egurdh-ss of sta tlon or parly, who love (heir un live city am) order within Hie stale and land, fur support for the rcestabltshinent of law and order." A Wu'ff bureau dispatch from Vienna, reports that a political im passe has been reached there. ! Tlie dispatch says that the Aiui. tiian -government Is Insisting tint! political settlement of the issu h Involved In lust Friday's riots, is . a matter for paiiiiimeiil, which. however, cannot be convened until freedom of lis actions Is assured,! this freedom, in the opinion of the! LA GRANDE FOLKS ITS MY MEW EW j "SHAME 0-N YOU A GROWN UP a axm i Kir. Suit DEAR MARRIED We have a fine Caps priced from Comedy "IT'S A (;iF'f NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE'S M-ikWii glass ''-3 ,'1C P'C,l,r" f or AdiPftimt4 V l) 1" ""' QNI3 o( the big picture j of this or any other year! A screen master piece of amazing power and beauty! Never before have you iren a per formance o ure and compelling as that of Lillian (iish in this greatest of love (tories! Victor Scaitrom has di. reeled another triumph to follow "I Ie Who Gett Slapped"! ygmmwwmmmrtmiii'x 1 ' ffn """mat ir-tmT Starling THFRSDAY CHARLIE Ml'RRAY, GEO. SYDNEY In "LOST AT THE FRONT" Hankow, Hanyang ,PothiBkn B General Chien ,.0ni.on. jiy is un-iieut- disp.iteli rroui Shamthal says that a meamiRC from well informed sotiries in llaukow i-t;purts the eaiilure of both Mankow and llaliy- aiii? from tin' southern extremists ,,y 1Jrlu.rll, (0 fhlen. the consorvu- ,lV(, MUthll. romiiiiiiiil.,r. Ceneral Ho C'liten in repotted to ' have carried out u coupe d'etat govei niiK-nt, Including u eessatio.i of the communications si rike. On the other hand, says the dis patch, the socialists insist thai the comiiuin hat ions strike cannot I e broken off until t he govern men: takes mil title ut political men su res to prevent a recurrence of I he I rouble. We Buy for Less We Sell for Less mi a's I Mov si rrs Sluu'l sltvies, ankle leuglli; good ftiiill(,v foinbNl jnin ; full fill . 75c I .vceptloiiat fine liialf( eol toii jarn; , nn i r m iii button", 9.jc .Vi lli, I TIC I MI1.VS . (;HMl ,lltllll,V lUliUMHlk, fllll rill 4Jc XfiWAY-OX Alblelh' unions IhM filtinu anil rusy lo uet on. Spi-t-liil 95c, Destroyers of High I'lJccs. HOPE YOU LltCE AP0A1IS J0NE5. VJOrAAAJ sunt luu i nc assortment of Bathing ..... 15c to !fl.25 Arcade LILLIAN l-'f.nc. M.rinfl fair, hv l-'r.nr.. M.rion rii,4 hy ViclM Sr.ilrom A VICTOR SLASTROM Prod ucl'tun PICTURE T 86 8TOR B . t -I IN TMB WIS 1104 Ailains Store No, IS la (J i 'an de, Ore. . MEN'S OXFORDS to the minute good fitters and well tailored with fancy stitched trim ming;. agalnst Hie radicals, occupying Hanyang yesterday and Hankow i today. He is also said to have cap tured railway and other strategic points. The general hus been coni mnndanl 'of the garrlsou ut Wu chang, opposite Hankow, . j The maneuver Ih Htatcd to huvft executed with remarkable smooth pness, adls (he dispatch. There was no sign of a military movement, and the populace was undisturbed outwardly. Probably the over throwing of the communists, says j lleuter's correspondent hus the upr . pioval of the ilankow gAiverninent i as a preparatory luovo to the lut-: 1 Icr coming out on the sltlo 'of tho ! moderates. It general Ho iChlcu who with Ills Honunese-, troops, brokd up tho farmers and' j peasants union In Honau last : month. The general recently cx- ccuted number of communists at, Wuchang. : ' By SNAP THIS BATHIMG SUIT, B.V.P RUN BACK AND GET Oz4 1 ruu onictit:rt;Kc TUVJ !)3o45 Up 6ET YOUR PICTURE IN THE SUNDAY SUPPLEMENT, (;lass drugs (Inc.) La Grande, Ore. fRcivsllj Stoi- Starling TODAY CISH utiib h j