La Grande evening observer., July 20, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Wednesday, July 0, 1!)7.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Five
1 Local News In Brief
co.ui.vg i; vents
July 21 .IHili aiimiul In ion
rmi ui jr MiMr rtmnktn.
-July 21, 32, 23 Statu Amirl
rau l4'ft1Mi convention In la
..rande.
ih lutHt (drflriKo Hate not
rioclilt-l on) On-goti I'arem
IVwImt a-sMKHntioii cuiiveiiiloii
lit-re.
VI or llrnw
Jack Vylt-r. of linUi-r, spent yes
ferduy in ln druiidi' on bu.sim-.s.
Ilakrr Man VUltor
A, i' . .mh rem i, m piikit, (ninn
Rftt'd hiiHiiMM iii l.n (liaiuli- yen
t.'rday.
l4-aktt for San I'ranclsfM
Mr. A. Kioydf h-fl this moinins
for an r(cndd visit In Portland
and San KranciMo with relatives.
To Mra'lim INr liny
Mrs. It. MnthiK li d this morn
inK for M'n-Nam when- she spent
t he day vudttnp.
IVndletoii t'otiplc Herex
Air. and Mr. K. Mn rl in. of Pm-,in
illelon, were visltm-n in Hie city
ycttrday. Tlioy w
Kol.-y.
re K'lests at tin
Hew From PortinmT
Mr. and Mot. K.- J. Olay and
duna-Mer, of Portland, sp-nl ys
terday in Ihia eily. They stopped
at Ih Koley whilo here.
Vlslliue SiKler
Mr i.m.i II K TrowhiiilL'e
havo aw their kucsi Mrs. Trow-j
hrldge's staler. Miss Atfins Hon-'
nflly, of Namp". Jdn. Miss Von-I
nelly arrived in l.a fJrande this
looming. j
.
14't ui-liilix IIonh'
Mr. and Mm. Ian nee Halter and
children, of Hurley, Ida., slopped
liere. yesterday 011 (heir way home
atler spending n vacation trip in
J'ortland. They registered at tint
Pommer while In l.a (irande.
Itcllim 'ITOIIMW-
.Mr. ami Mrs. IT. A. Znrliilrlt nnil
family bay.' n-linni'il In tln'lr homo
horn llfllM a Wfi'liH varalion trip
to Wallowa lain-. Tin y also spun
a part of tllf tilno on llm minlli
foil; of Ihn Wallowa rlv r.
St-ll Iti-slileiioo
I Mr. and Mrs. Henry I'Viiriison
have noli their rlve-rnoin ipodcrn
home In the fonnenlale si.ction of
Ihls clly to Julius Heiulsliadler. of
lOuifenr.. ho plans In take posses
sion soon.
Left For Ilonu
Iten S. Ziirbrlck nnd ilmiRliter.
Mildred, left this niornlii; for their
home inwKE armor; ;n.r mrnry is
Itintr In ' a Ornndi. since thn first
of July with Ills pan-Ills, Mr. nnd
Mrs. I-'ranklln Zilrhrirk.
l-ovo for roillninl
Alter vij,lllng' Tor several weeks
at the flilliert f 'ourl riilil home in
Ihls city, the Missis Ksther and
Bertha Meyer loft this morning for
Portland. TJiey iir.j yisiiing. In
Oregon from ijie e:il. . ..
Finis VIU
After vlsjling In La liranile w u n
her granddaiighli r. Mrs. li. Koliert
Clark, since Sunday. Mrs. Sarah
Caiiiliorii left this morning for
1'endlclon where she will visit he-
fore returning lo In r home in
1'ortland. !
i
Here From West Vliliinla
Mr. ami Mrs. Samuel ingm.m
and two daughter". Gladys li-von
ond Helen Louise. ofGraslon. West
Virginia, arrived In Ihe clly Inst
night and will visit here at the
home of Mrs. Dlginan's aunt, Mrs.
I.. L. McKennon for ahoiil a month.
Co to llaker
Miss lllanehe Hlen and Miss Ivy
Charlton motored lo llaker Monday
whero they spent the day visiting.
They were nceouipanled homo by
Miss lla Foster, who will visit at.
the Charlton home for some time.
Miss Hire, w ho has been employed
at the Clwllllams Kleotiie bakery
here lor Hie past two years, has
resigned.
Ftnl Visit
Alter visiting for about five days i
wllh Mrs. Anna Polaek. Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Sehwalger .Hid four child- I
ren left Ihls morning on their re
turn trip 10 Norlh l'lulle. Neb. Mr. '
Sehwalger Is Mrs. l'nlaek's broth
er. The family will slop at (Si-ants
I'ass lo visit wllh Mr. Sehwalger's
l.ritrtr... Tiimprt Si hwalL'i-r. wlio
formerly made his home here. They
also plan to visit In California
with relatives before rcdirniiiff lo
the east
, DRESS IT
In One 01' Our Michaels-Stern Value First
SUITS
For These
ij2f).Sr
CLOTHES
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE"
. Men's and Boys' Outfitters
litre From In Ion
J. K. HiitrhlnKon. Union bank
it, Mpt-nt today lookintc after bunt
nows Inti-n-MH in l.a Orunde.
Vi-Uiiitf l(rr-
Mn. M. llalttcy, of thin city has
um lor ku.ki lor a fi w day. Mrs.
K. A. k'inkl.y, of Knlcrprlse,
On V urn lion
-Mr. W. II. l.oiiRhlin la takinjc
her vitiation from X. K. Wet'
stnn- whrrr dle In mploy. d.
Il4)iiu i'ntm Portland
Dr. and Mrs. !. ltouvy returned
to tht-ir boim- Ii-n from Portland
I this morning. Tlny wt'i'i" In . Pori
' land out' day on a butdneHH trip.
.rrinl this Morn In t(
! ir. s. Moon- n turned to hi I
In. mi- here ir Portland thlH
I't sslonai husinesN.
oittt III MillltlllKlOll
Mr. and Mrs. ( 1(. ICIor, of this
city, it this morninK for H'unt
ItiKlon, whiM-c they will spend (-v-et-al
tny on a IhinIim-kh trip.
,
to Ihiltei-
j Mrs. I, ll. Lcfi-vhre and children
and liusain',
- In Itakcr
ll re NpemllllK
VlslttllK vi
I da;
! frh nds.
Home l-'min Portland
V. II. tiuilii, siiperinlendent of
I he second division of 1 he O.-W.
arrived home I his morning from a
short htiKiui'Hs trip to Portland.
Allorney
Hcri'
Attorney listrold Warner, of
Pendleton, arrived In l.a (irande
this morning m attend the legion
convention. Mr. Warner is prom
inent in P. mil. Km eKlon circles.
IJceiLst1
Is-IM'll
A inarriaL'i
license was Issued
yislinlay lo AIIh rl l.anim "mil,
Alh.-rt l.amm and
Ulanili.. Illci'. Imili of li Is city,
who urn to In' tin- prlnrlpals In
Uln. Aim l ii-an l.cKinn wnlillns Oi I
i I a si i-yi'iihii? of tin1 convcllllon. .j
' I
Tu Vl-lt lli'ii-
Owi'ii l'rirp nrrlvoil lioine lout
liiKlit from The llallin where lie
Iiiik ln'i'ii workinir on th hlpliwuj
fur Ihe past mvinil months. He
will visit lu re for several day
with relative
Ilinr I n
j Fur thn flrsl time in several
years the larue fluupole In the O..
' W. railroail yards Is In use. The
pole was cleaned and the flag
raised this mornlus'.
I
To Mt Urn
Mr. and Mi's. 11. Osliorno. of Mll
lon. are eNpecled lo arrive here
this evenliiK 'or a visit at the t!.
i riiliiain home. Mrs. l'utnam
Is'Teri'daiik-hter. Tli y"mp''ct -tir
remain iliirlng the Ii-kIoii conven
tion. V isit at Iju'kln llorni'
Mrs. .I..MInke, and daughter.
Lucille, of Haker left this morning
for .los-pli after spending never
ill days at the home of Mrs. Mlnke's
ilaiighler, Mrs. K. I.arkln. Mrs.
Mlnke and her daughter will spend
several days 111 Joseph visiting.
SlopiH-il lleiv
Mr. mid .Mrs. v. 1-.. iieiiri. n. ...
Port land stopped In l.a f.rande to
day on their way to Holse, t.la.. to
visit wilh Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
t,,yno,s. Mr. Helfrleh Is special
ilK,.. fol. the Security Insuranee
eunipany. He Is on. his way to
Holse on business.
1
,, J,.si,.,iay
I II Seott. stale ninrKei
road
engineer, was m '
l,., ilay and called nl the stale high
way offices here. Mr. Scott Is in
llaker eoiinly today Inspecting
'market roads nnd will visit other
'eoiinlies east, and sonlhi of hern
! before returning to Salem, whero
lie makes Ills headquarters.
Traffic orrh-crs Hen-
I group of stale traffic officers.
.Including Sergeant Cecil Lleual
b n of Pendleton, and Alonzo Dunn
nn.i Harold Howard, both formerly
f l.a Grande, have arrived here
and will assist local officers In
! supervising traffic during the A.lil-
eriean Legion convention.
lleliuns to Joseph
F. Tl. Ganllte. well known Jo
seph business man. accompanied by
Charles Zollinger, representative of
in,. l!i,viiMHs.-u eninnanv. urrjved
In La. Grande from Pollatul this ,
morning nnd left on the linuichllne
train for Joseph w here .i
.oll-
iner will wp nd H- verat day.i on
business. Mr. flaulke. Jian' been
looking nftur business Intercstn In
Portland for the pat ft-w luyi
Legion Days
to $52.-5
OF QUALITY
for Mi nam
It. I., NorrtR and flniiRhtop, Clnrn,
loft this morning for Mi nam whom
ihey jtpent the day vlnltinfr. 1
On lliifcliuKfl Trip '
Attorney H. K. JHxon spent yes
terday at North I'Owder trnnnncilnff
hiislnps.
To Mt at Waltown
lrn. Wllllnm t'nnn nnd diuiRh-
tor, of Kugene. Mopped here lhln
morninx on their way to WMlowit I
where ihey will vlnlt with rHutiviw. I
Will l.ravf r imrtUn-l
.listt (utlirlue Iteld will leave
tomorrow for Portland when she
will visit for a week or no.
Ill mi fl.tt lnke- i
Jlles llarmh n. lornl representn- Irintion match play today, with IK
tivc for the I'ucltic Coast TUhcuU holM this morning and am.tht-r I
compnny, ha born 111 at Hot Uik ,nU afiernoon between the Mirvlv
for ihe past two wo-kH. Ill con- Irt l"ypH.
dltiondH MllKhtly improved. 'l'arier and eml.fii.allsts
i will play 3i-hole matrhH tumor-
Mi mm Neva Snyder l pxportcd
homo today from Portlnnd whero
she won railed ultout flva days ai?o
l.y the illneHH of a relative.
VisltliiK IVienil
Mis .Margaret Meyers has as her
litest at the home of her father,
K Meyers, Anna Jano McMillan,
of Portland. Miss McMillan Is the
daughter of Hr. McMillan, it dent
ist who several years njro iniuln his
homo here.
Vibllliitt at llrother's llnnN
M ins (lertrude Kakin arrived In
l.a Grande this morninK' from
Salem and will visit for about a
w.-ek with Mr. and Mrs. Itobeit
KuUln. .Miss Kakln W Mr. l-:akin'H
Hlster.
Ktlin- Heiv
Mr. and Mrs. Holier! Karl, nf
i:uK'ne, are visltihK I" '1L Grande
and Island City for 11 week or so.
Mrs. Karl who was Miss I-lla
Kiddle before her marrlaKe. Is a
daughter of Mrs. Kmma Kiddle, of
Island Pity.
Hi'rr I'rom ortlainl
Mr. and Mrs. liichard J Abdle,
lof Portland, are spending s veral
visiii,iK In li tJrunde ami
lays yiKillne
Hll.t
fcHaiiil fit y with relallvi-n.
A)tic H the daUKlilir of M
Ktd4), of Island City,
M rs.
linn
Here Por Ooni'iitlon
Jamr KvaiiH. of S.-allli'. well ,
kn0wn to local people for Ills work 1
conlpoh(r ami diroctor of tin"!
tw0 if.gion musical comedies nnd
r ,ri..ntatlons which liaye
,, presented dllrlnit tile last two
years, arrived In l.a Clraiule yester- (
day
and will ! here ilnrlns II"'
American Legion
conventlon In
ennnecllon with tlie drama and
program which will lie preseinen tieorge Love, state viee comnianu-
the lasl night of the convention, or, arrived In the clly this morning
Mr. Kvans brought with 111 til one and It. J. I'lary. of the I'aelfle
of liis most recent compositions i.rginn, nrrlvetl yesterday. A tneet-
which will ho sung for the first lug of the committee on commit.
time at the program. Kroni Tl ih ami the slale executive meet
(irande Mr. Kviins will go to Idaho' K Kl he held Ihls aftemoon at
and other , states to osslsl in the our o'clock,
staging of the state legion conven- coucnv at 8:30 Tomorrow
Hons. ... i .-I , 'fin eonveiillou will opeii loinor.
' " ! '' row ' iiioi'iiing'"ut o'clock ut
legion hall, w hen Ihe visiting le
STEELE TO TRY Igloimnlre will he welcomed to the
rvm'nivrii' IiniVF ''"y- "lo"K w,,h other formalities
l..MJUlv.. - ",vl ,i-',ol opening. The puhlle is invited
(Gontlnued from Page I)
rinds of sleep prepare him better j
tor the eniltiranee ilrlve. which is
aetually l-elng made wbll the Idea
of conditioning hintseir for a trans
continental drive of i'..:.i.ll lillh s
which he will attempt after In,
has found himself equal to re.
!n:iinin' awake at the wheel for
seven days and nights. .
Knott ii Ovt Wc.-t
According to hl.s pics, nl platM
be wU ko sleep In a bed pre-
pared in the window of the star
car agency hero following hin en j
durance record attempt.
Mr. Steele bun driven for more
than 100 bonis in practically ev. rv
laryo el; y In ihe Haiiii' rou.-d
state and in many of the smaller
j I
BEST LEGION
YEAR SINCE
1921, SAVAGE
trontltiued from Poise One)
der. Howard P. Savage, a porlrall
of I'liief Jomph. 'aptaln Vancou-
ver n shlt on t he t niuuwiia, t n
western rodeo, over the tup hi th
recent World war, and 1 he Airier
lean 1'latr.
The drama
remlniscenceH
Ih In thn form of
of Kzra Mcelter,
whose name has become Hvnony-1
..1..1. wllh nil t lint u'iin fine nn.l
brave In the development of th
northwest
It Im present d in pic
tunn In living lire, and appropri
ate musical numbers bud a har
monious touch.
1 lalKHaic Dl-play
Tlie tuolm-utor takes Up th
story and broadcasts It. one ep!
ro'je oftcr anotlK-r. As e;irb story
Is told by him the illustration
Mush Into ihe t luiou of tlie!
audi nr. As laclt of th- ;- !
pieces, wl.lch make up the drama.'
lade away (ben in a bur.it ofj
wpertacular u renin firew or kn i f
fecm. The pbcr-B rantre In sie frniii
1 f.0 MjUare fe-t to 4 Jin ttuare
fe(. There will be :ibout 4'"0 In
all, ffc or M of which are
p-clally wet, c. V. Talbot, loe.d
eb:(lrmun of (he fireworks dis
play, announcs.
i. it 1'1-am: 'ovnwrs
WASHINOTON. July :'n (Al') I
hn rontrarts for r.4 uii-plnm-H (if
tinprov-.l lyp." mill AS ulr-ronl- .1
riiKilifs al u Intiil rosl of $1,1;'."..
4 7s ere awur'l.il loiiiiy l.y III.
navy -ju rt mr-iit .
r.nrcATort iitovxi;n
NOMK, Alusko. July in (AD
I)r. Jfibn V. Humon, pliyslriun
nllh Ihn burea ll of fijuratlon was
Iohi o?ir lioard Momlay from die
Kovriifuirit ho.spliul liont on th
lowr Yukon ln xrtWm blow a
mountain villa. Th hortjr hn
not l.ren rcoritl.
FRANK DOLP WINS
IN FIRST MATCH
Western Champion Suc
cessfully Defends Title
in Seattle, Wash.
SKATTUI. July In. (AP With
a wore of four and two l-'rank lolp
of Pnriland. toduy ni'ely defended
hi rrnttn In the flrxt mulch of the
weciprn amateur Klf lournumem
acuinMt Tom (iieen. of Seattle. They
turned the first nine nil-even.
ne Ji' qitaiHitTK manea eiim-
row nnd 1-Yidiiy. reNpectively. with
the final Sti-lmle match Saturday.
Chandler Kuan. of Medford.
re., celehralinK his LTtth atml
j vt-rsary of w inning the western
lUm.-llfiii' title, scored best In the
entire field of 3ll playetH on l)te
outward nmrnlnK journey, lie j;ni
a 3.1 over the par .10 nine and
turned three up on Hen Stevenson,
of Chieatio. His card showed our
A'n and four S's with a finishing
par five. This included two birdies
and all the other holes in even par.
Two upseis took place .when
' Keei'e Carter, Oklahoutu City. lt!&
'chitinpon, was defeated by I''uy
Coleman, l.os Aukci-, and I, and
when Jtudle Withelin. Portland
Pacific Northwest champion was
beaten by the namn margin by hs
townKitian, Gtiy Slandil'or.
j Itesultw of Ihe first-round
matches were:
Prank lolp, Portland, heat Tom
Green. Seattle. 4 and 2.'.
Don Mne, Portland, heat Clare
Gi s old. San l Yancisco 3 and 2.
i 'hiick H unter. Tacoina, beat
PiKKOlt. Seattle. 6 and 4.
I icny Moe. Portland beat Harold
tTownsan, Yakima 4 ami 3.
title Hitd Nt. I.otils. beat Har-
'o1( Thompson, J up.
,..i u.,,111.. u..nt 1 mil
... 4 , "
..,,., ,,ln pArtian.l ktoat
Pharhs Grace. fhicaKO, & ahd 4.
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! LEGION HOST
IS ARRIVING
jV t f". , Vlr
l. Lu vlV.t.Mij
Continued from Faye I)
vention. Thfre will he puhlle,
dances lieKililllllK ut nine o'clock.
The slate American Legion coui-
' mander. Artliur Murptiy. wllh Mrs.
Murphy. Mrs. Carl Moser, and
J lo nileud this meeting, and local
legion men urge everyone lo attend,
Hugh I-:. Ilraiiy. commander of
l' " ' '
i '
Obituary
rati: vahii.i. hi.iiiion
I'umral wrvic fur Kat Varlll
lletrun will b bcbl tnnmrrow af
lerinKtti at 'Z o'ebick from the Srmd-
'uihsm nnd Zimnifrinuti i liapel. TIip
Hw. t V. lunn will be In cbaiK1.
Interment will be made In the
.Maxonic cemetery,
Mr, lierron died .Monday nlKht
at the hospital here, at the nj,e
.7 yearn and J d:iH. She wim
lorii In Illinois. June ;fi, 1KS0. She
made )ier home in Jai firaiule lor
Ihe past - - year.
She lejiveh to mourn ber b.s bef
iv
widowed husband, Harold lierron,
I of Ji (irande; una daughter, Mr.
, ''';" '"V."""',
Otttimwa, la.; two brothers, I.lmo
'""
. Mary Kltzi
Knlck and a tnotber, Mr.
Hzaheth Knlclt, all of Ton-
tiac, III. ,
KrlcndH who wish to view Jhe re
mains ate allied to call at the
clinpel toinorrnvv morn i ut; frotn la
nnlil 2 o'clock
cr: ASIUJIV TIIOMPStX
Owen Ashley Thompson paHM-d
away at his home al Klein yewter-
day, following a fbort Illness, lie
' had made his home In the (irande
Honde valley Tor tlie past su yearn.
Kuneral seivlces will be bld from
(lie Cbrisiian cbuich of l.ltln to
morrow a ftrnoon ut !i o'clock and
lliterrnent will be made In tb JJl
ndn cemetery, with Snod;ra nd
immeriiian in charge.
The dfcnsed was born !ee. so,
1 K;y and died at the U of f 7
yeaif, six monlbn ond 'I'i days. II
leaves his widow and nevem! chil
dren, besides many friends.
LA GRANDE FOLKS
YESTHAO A V $AI0 ( WiTCHji
QUA HREL H6 WA iMI.SUS'' '
HE '5 ,LEFT COINS ibLsZjZ
MB FOREVER' To CHlNAVfcsi;
Siidh tliiniffi will bapjw'ii in the lxtit regiilnloil
lunilics. Nothuig ULh liUl gift now and Uih
to knrp love abve in the tinioe. We wait, upon
ymir wants witJi rvmrtesy.
Sets Her Wings for Rome Hk)p
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f ' 4 '
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Cua Roy. pretty Lou Antrim
i Jumps at bulb hlKtt niiu low altiludci. Jsow she iikb iimdc up her
. mind to fly tram Sew York tu Jiome. A upvciul Ityun inouopluue. or
' ke kind tlint l.ludbrth.ued. lias been erleiteil n the miuliiiic In
I tUh ihe liopts to m&ke the trip. Ilr cn-pllut is Lkutyuaut lit.:
uiar i-. Subtler of Clvy? luiid, v..
tile local post, will preside over.taire drove
the lii.'i llaj; and Ihe 10 v. Oliver I rive u lltlli
lllley Hill five the address of w.l- linns from
come. AiltJrcsses of welcome will
Im jrlven l.y Tied l:. Kiddle. K n-
oral chairman of the, convention
eomml.slon; A. T. J 1 ill. presi.lent of
ie city of l.a Grande; Walter M.
,.,or(.0 ,..sovernor of OreKfln.
.Mrs. Anna liershlier. department
president of the American Legion
auxiliary will give tire response and
Arthur Murphy, department com- ;
mander, will Introduce the guests
una speak. The iiMitonul eoui- j
founder, Howard r.' fsuvage, will
also speak.
Ititi'iulim at Mglit
Tomorrow night the puhlle is
again Itivlled to Hlleud a reception
at the Klks liiillding tinder the aus
pices of a coiunilllee from the lo
cal post, the auxiliary and the It.
O. Kilts lodge, in honor of the
dlunllarlis in uliendance at the
convention, t All citizens of La
. (ii-auiie urn urged to attend the
reception.
Atiout 30 more cars are needed
for the trip to Wallowa lake, Karl
. Keynolds. secretary of Hie I'n.
on roiinty . chamber of commerce,
uhlcli Is furnishing the ears, nn-
tioiincnl this piornliig. Anyone.who
will have eiii's avJillable Ihal' day
for the trip are asked lo call tile
chamber of commerce offices.
SM'.CIAI THAI XS .)IIXn
rOl.TI.AN'n. (He, July 2ft (AD
--Tvo Hpeclal traliiH hearing dele.
KatiK to the Mate convention of the
American I.eKion at I .a Urande
.will nrrlve In Portland toniplit, and
rontlnnc caHtward ov
the Villon I
I'uellic ut K::iO o'clock.
A Southern I'acific train Is due
in 1'ortland at 7::w with deleiratn
from i:Kene, Marshfieid and (ot-
STAR
LEWIS STONE
IN
"The Prince of Headwailers"
A Feast of Rare Drama with a Dash of Comedy
And
Andy Cunip In
"YOUTH AND HEAUTY"
SAW HIM
CHINA A
nycr, Jiolcln records for purmluile
while another will nr
luter with the deleKa
Salein, Hhi rldali and
j MeMilinville.
I ronlanil hKlnnnalres will
' leave on tonlKlit's traiim.
MITl'IIL'LI. I'll-:i.l. N. V
July
.ln.l.
I 20
A1') I'olonel Charles A.
liel-gh In his "Mpirll of KI. Louis
hopped off from Mitchell I'lelii to
day for llurtfoi'd. roiin., on the
first leg nf his three months air
tour, whleh will lake liil.t to 75
cities a.nd every stale.
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
NEW SHIRTS
Collar itlUtflicil M)les In
III: iM'W Mimrt' fancy pat-,
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START BACK. FROM
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GLASS
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La Gra nde, Ore.
To Return Alleged
Forger to Portland
PORTIiAN'n, Ore., July 20. (AP)
Kloyd Glotaibach, San Kranolw r
ohauffetir, will he returned to Port
land to face trial on a charge 0
forglnK the name nf .ir. It. 1. In
rnan. wealthy Portland widnw. to
a l.'dMtti check. Oioiliaeb urtcd ns
i-hauffeiir for Mrs. Inman, widow
of K. I', lnmnn. i member of the
I nm.-in-PoulMtn l.umbet como.-inv.
Inn u recent tour nf the Putted
i-lates.
; Glotithach aehleveil national tm
lloriety In 1 lJ If when he inaitit-d
'MarKuerllr Mateiiaiier. opera wim;
hr. who suhxequeiilly divoiv.ed him.
1 BRITISH TO ACT;
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! (Continued from Tare 1)
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.the size of secondary cruisers un '
restrict Ihe calibre' of Ihelr kuih
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They'll
ARCADE
Tluirsday, and Slay for Three Days!
Tlu-re'll 1. a burst
roars ever heard at the Arcade when these two
great comedians land on the screen. The great
est war comedy ever told enacted by the fun
niest team in pictures!
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
LILLIAN
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