La Grande evening observer., July 23, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Saturday, July 23, 1927
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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1 Local News In Brief
COMING E VIC NTS
Oclolr (definite dale not
decided nu Grrftuo Ynmil
'leacher a.vrtuHou coimnllon
herts.
Hen I'or. Day
.Mrk .A it nh Anson, of Kunieia, in
v.5liing In l.n Grand- today.
irf'wl-tm Mini iieiv
.1. K. Thrasher, of l.ewistnn. ar
rived in l.a (Irande thin morning
for a visit with friends in tin illy.
Ontario CfHiil H.-rv
: Mr.-anil Mix. I'liurl.x V. Kiwi,
Of Ontario.- :.r. viKitor-s In i.a
(nunli- ilnriiiK 111.- I.t-Kin ronwn-
lion.
I
AlloriM V Mcn
Attorney Joe Cook, of Maker,
wuw a l.n tlraiide visitor yesterday,
Mr. nok transacted lnisincss at
the court house while in Ihv city,
To YlMt ilvtn
' . .Mis. K II. HiKKins arrived here
this inoriiliiif from Portland anl
will visit al the (In .'iioiiKh iioine
In tlie volley for a week or so.
Hc.iv ITom INuIlund
;A. .Mis. It. -M. Warnhart, of Porl
laod. i visitinK here wlih her
mother, Mrs. O. Tliontpson for
a wci k or o.
Mr. and Mis. .1. W. Kryder
of
Hem He, Htoppcd In I.h Oramle yes
terday on their way east. nicy .
wore Kt'ests al 111 SHlllM' while j
In l.a t'.rande.
Visiting at I'.vcchanl Hon.
? ' Mr .and .Mis. W. K."T:herhar,l. of
McMlnnville, arrived in l.a (Irunile
this niornlng and will visit over iho
week end at the home of .Mr.
' Khcrhnrd'.i brollu r, Colon It. Kbcr
. hard.
'At Kwiu-jr Home
1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keeney have
an their guest over Ihe week end.
llrs. Keeuey s aisl-r. Mrs. W. K.
KermiR, of Pendleton, Miss Kliza
;helh rergus may join her moilier
here tomorrow.
"', ilic-ls H.M-c
x,V Mr. and Mrs. C. J. K.lenholni
have as Ibeir gilesls during the
convent Ion Mr. anil Mis. J. K.
f Hogers, of Spokane. Mrs. ItOKers
In Mrs! Kdeiiholin's nb-ce. Tin y
will return home, lo Hpnkane io
' ''morrow morning.
i VIslllilK H''"
" Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Maxwell hnve
'' as their Biiests during th con
- " venllon. Mr. und Mrs. Waller Oill.
'of Pendleton. .Mr. Oil I is man
- 4 ger of the rb tcher Oil coinpony
llh Pendleton, while. Mr. Maxwell
,ls Ui Cran.le manager ' -fni- the
. ' same company.
' Vi-ttltlg l'Hcnils lie'''
Mr und Mrs. I.loyd McClcod
1 have as their gne.its over the we. lt
' ' end Mr. ami Mrs, W. H. Scliroeil. r
;.i an.l Mr. and Mrs. Krcil Ilirsh. ol
. ' '- ni.,ilo Walla, who Hloppeil here on
. r n.ir wav home from
several
" . week's motor trip to
Yellowstone
r park.
mm: 1
ucst at I'owrcr Horn1
: ' '( . Mr. and Mrs. Ward Kowii-r have
" ": as their guest today Mis. Marry
f'onuway. of Knlerpiise. Mrs. 'on
" 'away nan this afternoon at the
: i i uuxlliarv convention. She Is a s.--tcr
of Hcrhert HrownittR of this
"t ' rity.
At Sllnir liomc
ir mid Mrs. P. I-.. Minn
nro
M r.
n.Lii.inir for a few days.
nnd Mrs. O. I.. Smith, of Ohio, who
r., reliiminir from n trip to Seattle.
'A ' Mr. and Mrs. HtinK were neithborfl
J of the Smlth'H in Ppper Sandusky,
O.. before comlnir to I.a Crande
a numher of years nK. and. are
'"k " cnjoyinB a visit with their inenns.
. ukw ..-111 l..nif to-
j .Mr. ana .Mrs. .-mumm .
" W i . i .. in rmwh f'hevenne I
morrow Him
!)x: In time to attend tho rodeo there,
f " r before returnitir? homo.
Slopped How
Conn Shaffner, formerly or l.a
Crande. hut now of Salt 1-ake City,
passed through I.a (irande this
morninK on his way to Walla Walla
where he will visit with his parents
o -nek or so, . Mr. Shaffner
w as un 0.-Wr. employee while rnuk-
Inx his hoiiu- in l.a tiranoe
has hoon with tho P. P. system at
Salt I.ako City since lenving l.a
flrande three' years hko. Mr.
Shaffner visited with Kd IT. Boy
),n. and otlier friends while the
train stopped here thin morning.
Legion
MEN!-
WE ARE GLAD YOU CAME
COME BACK AGAIN!
"THE store with
Men's and Hoys' Outfitters
rl(M-pli Fumily Here (
: lieorge Duwhou ami children, of
LloMeph. arc visiting in l& ("irande !
)und attending tht ronventinn hero f
. today. !
Hero I nun Piilon
Among the oui-oC-town viltnrH
in l.u (Jean. la today U ThomuA
Picklin, of I'nion.
I Injiiivil l.asc Main
I John WintiuriiH wim hUk1( ly in-jjiiri-ii
und lii.s cur wan iliimititit
, InKt nlKtit wlu-n ho drove over an
! oih ii munliol,- whii-h was unilrr rt.
I pair Mi- li,l not sii thi ilanKT un-
till it was too late to stop. One axle
was Imilly dainaiffd and the wind-
I shi-ld Itrokfii. .Mr. Winlmrhc re.
ciMVf-d noae injurica
lilts .lohteil ny
According to word rccdved here
Howard Mosiiiet, sun of Pete Hons,
lift, coniraetur and Imilder at Is
land city, tins joined the navy and
is now on t lie I'. H. Whifney. , .
ominir net. with Ills liome port
Philadelphia.
(nests IVuni .Mi,-lfnrd
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mllnc have
us tln ir Kitisis dnrhiK the conven
tion, Mis. Itt'Ka Aiken, Mrs. John
'I ui -r, M rs. Newton 'nancy and
Mrs. Kdward i.each. Tlie Mllnc
home is on Sewn ill street.
V isit in; Hciis
Mr. and Mrs. I., farter, nf River
side, haw as I heir truest Mr.
t "a iter's slsler, M rs. Horns, their
sun, James "arter and Robert
Hums, a nephew of Mr. ami Mrs.
farter, all of Illinois. Mr. Murna
is pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Mrandw ood. III. The
party was delisted with the Dusy
little city of l.a ("Irande.
lEclunicd Hoiih
Marawne Kitldlc returned yes
terday from Portland and Mon
mouth where she lias been visiting.
She was accompanied homo hy
Myrtle Allison, of Portland, who
will visit relatives here for u wrck.
100,000 May See
Spokane Derby;
Byrd To Attend
'
SPOKANK. Wash.. July 23
(Sue
tuD piiU'in thousiind dol-
tars worth of adiuisslon to the
national aviation clawcs to he
held lu re Sept. PJ to 24 have al
ready been sold, and the intensive
ticket KelihiK campalKii iias not yet
been organized. It was unnounced
today at the. hcmbftiartem of tho
National Air Derby association of
Spokane by Peon Hoyle, chuirmun
ol t be tick)
selling coniimllee.
Jul crest in the national nlr.otis w. Palmer. l.a (.rande.
derby races. Si pt. 2:t and 24; the j Auxiliary delegate! to Paris fol
Naiional Air Derby race from New 1 low: Mm, (Jernhl Wilcox, of Ante.-
' York lo Spokane, Sept 1 !i to 21 jlope; Mrs. Harold Hershncr, of
!aud Ihe Pacllic t'oast Air Derby 1 Hood River; Mrs. Soren Sorenson,
i from Sun Pranoisco liere, ha',of Aiuily: Mrs. Alton Coats, of
Ij-rown by leaps and hounds sinco Albany: Afr. T. IT. Curpentcr, of
ihe definite announcement hy Ma- Monroe; Mrs. Otto Iliuh r, of
1 jul. John T. I'ancher, who flew j Sheridan: M rs. Rose Osborn, of
1 10 New York Pilv from Spokane, j Kuffeiio; Mrs. V. A. KIRins. of Mod-
that Commander Richard i:. nyru,
last to riy the Atlantic ocean, will
be here as well as Lieutenanti
Lester J. Mall land and Albert
IfeKcnbeiKer, who flpw th PacUic
ocean from Oakland, Cal., lo
Hawaii.
Tho association has received 03-
Hr:inr of the greatest aviation ,
dcmonslration of spet-d nnd stunt j
t lying ever staged west of the Mis- ,
sisstppi river in a letter from Major ;
W. t:. Kilner. air corps executive,
wor depaimcnt, Washington, D.
who slated Dial lit army pianos !
from all parts of the Pulled StatoH
would participate In the national .
air races.
Nine Pursuit Pianos I
XI no of tho government entries .
are the pursuit typo of plane, and
will be flown here from Selfridge 1
field. Michigan. Those ships are
iho fittest manufactured, and have. (
;i cruising speed of ISO miles an
hour.
"Judging from tho number of
inoiiiries coming in from all partR
ot" the Pacific-west, wo have, good
reason to believe that KHi.fMin poo
nle will sec the aviation clawsics," '
said Walter Kvans, president of tho
I1SKOrillnon.
A l,'iiioTJit Is a man who thinks
lltal If rrffiil-nt I'oollilK wptp
i lirti il for a Ihlril ti rm h.' woulil
ch.'iniif Hi" name of Washington
to roollilK'-vlli.
a conscience
CONSULATE AND
EMBASSY BOMBED
"
United States Buildings
in Rupnoe. Ah-ps IM-u-piI
HI mieilUS AlieS 1 UlieU
Under Close Guai'd
. .
JA. Tulmer, president of the local
ni'i:OS AIUKK. July (AIM miliary, wllh a botionel In recoif-
The I nlle.l Slalee einbenxsy mI,llllon r her work u president Of
oori.ab.te end American hanks ,, auxiliary,
were 1,-imr i l.mely Kiu.r.l.-.l today. ,;ven MUe JMclnrM
as a consequence of the eM.l.l,.nl . f.mn,, .,,,
of
bomb al Ihe slalun of llcru-e'
nshlriKton at 11 o i loi k urn ntKM.i
and nf another about an hour tale
In front of the Kuril Aiii,m,l,ili
iiffncy. I Hp iiutrtiKCH arc mil Ihut-;
oil hy potirp to H.iito-Vanwi t ! ytn-j"
Itathizcrs nnd nn afilvc Invesiin-,
illon I unilr-i;
Iherewere "!
casualties.
j The larp xtuno Moek furitiin
the hnse or Iiip ninnuineni, which
was presented to .Artientina hy the
American colony on llie m-cashm
nf Ihe Argentina t'enteiinial
j tiadly shattered hut t he V;ishinp-
-loti figure was nut daiiuim-d. A
inenrhy tree w:is ilt-strnyed.
I Anio SjhmnK Away .
I A iiiunlclpnl ay vat KunrdlnK the
Palnu-ro
rdens In w hii-h I he
monument is located said he mi w
an aulnmohlle sppediiiM away as
the explosion occurred.
An investi-ralion h ythe pollee of
1 he Kurd agency, siiumed in the
central part of the city, showed thai
two Immhs had heen set, hut only
one of them exploded. This ,-dini-tered
several show windtiws and
damaged un aulomohile on ehild
tiini while the walls of nci'hhiMim;
huildinKi were plercnt ly small
hul lets with w hlrh the homh was
apparently loadeif.
The explosion at I he (icorH
Washington montunent was so viti
lent that Hiifce blocks from the
stone pedestal, some of them three
feet through, were hurled
yards or more.
The 1'nlted Slates embassy, con-)
sulale and other American cstah-,
jhshments arc l.elnn
, ed as a precaution
loejy wateh- I
trains! other
such attempts.
PORTLAND TO
ENTERTAIN IN
COMING YEAR
(Continued from Tage 1)
historian
elected.
and Mm ('bland
To Servo Fifth Term
Mrs. Mable Mclnttirff was elec
ted for Ihe filth consecutive year
as jvcrctary. Mis. Verona II. Nel
son, of Newborn", was elected dis
t riot commit lee w oiutin from dis-
jtrict No. I. .Mrs. Hell Sheasley, of
j Hermlston, from district No. 2 und
Alts. Nell Poats, ot Albany, from
district No. 3.
l.e-rion district committeemen
elected were:
District one. John A. Heckwlth.
Portland; - district 2, Kd HaylisM,
Sheridan; district :i. W'. W. Stuart,
Albany: district 4, Hen S. Pisher,
M and. field; district .1, t'has. V.
Krskinc. of Itcnd; district C. J. M.
j Hikks. of Hcrmiston: district 7,
ford, and Mrs.
irtton w. sniiiu.
of Salem.
Alternates nro: Mrs.
er. of Murshfiebl; Mrs. J
of Porttand; Mis. Carl
Hen J-'ish-
rry Owen
Moser, of
THE AMERICAN LEGION
Think They Have Keen Painting The Town
Kut Wail Till You See
GLENN TR YON and PATSY RUTH MILLER
IN
ainting the
An alisolutc knockout of fast-moving, rip-snorting hilarious
toughs! A UNIVERSAL LAUGH SPECIAL, from the story hy
Harry 0. Iloyt. Now playing at the Columhia Theatre, Portland.
AND FOR MORE LAUGHS
OUR'GANG'&jt
Mrs. Arthur Murphy, of
J'ortlnnil: mim ituih Nyi, o( Mid
lord, and Aim. Minnie H. Eastman,
uf Unnham.
I'urliiK the morning the veterans
of forelKn nun proHemed the aux
Illury convention with u banket of
li'lovverH. The Pnrttunii delegates
pr.wnt and hOHpltnllaatlon chair-
l""'n of 1,orll"m' printed m.
.,, iin,hn,-r. oiitolnar nrealdent.
jwlth a token of remembrance. The
f department presented MM. Hena
... ,.-., Me.
n, n mii u n. tnLon
f -....wimiii-ancr. 1'rlhHVlllfl . woji
,-..i i.. .ciHninif
i MUM't'HSI 111 IH III III MH jrmriuu, a
--( . ... nilmr
...',,,. 1
laMi-nilJtnn' priX4i ai in it amnmry
. .,t n.i..
on vi-ntlon.
in Ihe U-Kion
t-in ' ii..ntv. nf Drernn
lieserve
Introdui
intis of
ofl'ii-ers ussuciation, wum
id and extended tho irreftl-
Admiral
th association.
n'John A. Meckwlth, of Pnrtland. or
. . -
h itM n:ivnl nft'lcers association or
Mlltvrton
Porilan.l, was also Introduced and M 0f nM Mn 0rsl 8,aUi
spoke a few w urds. lesion oillce came In 19l';t at the
I'nscni Triiphh 1 ,eKion convention at Seaside,
The presentation of trophies wasiWUPn nn waH 4.,.,.ted Krund chef
made by DeWilt Herring In lili' tran 0( ,he ,a Soclatc Hcs 4t
report for that connnltt. The tornm(.M ,.t rhevaux, which t
I'oMullle IckIoo post was presented (hrt piuyifround of the leKlon. The
with the irnphy for obtalnlnjr the riiowlnK year at the Portland con
behest membership durinK a three-j Huv ( OV(. WUM 0i,.c(t.a t;r!,nd rhef
year perlotl. Vernonla was pre- ilp fJure Whtrni ,0 pnt lt n Un.
sented with the msirie. piemoer-t(
ship trophy. Jari; 'ari;in. pr. ec-
nonin, was prescnicti me ;i 1 opiijr
jrlven by the Pacific l.eklon to th
indfvi'Hial oti:tlritntf the largest
number of ineinherM during , the
year.
The Sam Jackson trophy, "Tlie
American Doimhhoy," was present
ed to Sheridan lor havliiK accom
plished the most outstanding
achiwvement durinjj-the ye;tr, Al
bany held the trophy last year.
M-.fhrinlil Mini Astoria were
ui ven honoralde iiieuihin.
Salt-in was presented the trophy
i;lven hy the Pacific Legion for
the wlnnliiK ili um corps. This post
also in lis possession the Selherllnn-
! Lucas trophy, w hich lt has held
t for the past two years and will re
'taln luninj,' won It for three con-
I secullve years.
I Drum Major It. M. Klder,
,if
wnied as th best drum
ZIZ-
rec
lu the state was presented
Iniin major's baton.
During vesier.lay ufierm-on's plans nd 8iiggcation received nn
' nession several resolutions were tlonut recognition and havo been
wns acteil upon. A rerolutlon for civic adopted by several stales lu whole,
j betterment in setting usldft national t .
' scenic and wonder spots und t
preserve them was passed, also
resolution in which ihe legion
assist in the preservation, of fish,
game and forestry resources und
support the state gam.e cnmmli'slon
in this.
A resolution asking that the dis
abled emei'KPn,.v army officers hp
I placed on the same busts as regu
lar army officers was passed und
, was referred to the lejlslattve com
mit too.
Kdward J. Kiverx, who wit,s ac
tive in tlie formation of thtt Amer
ican Legion lu Oregon was recog
nised aa a past commander of the
legion and a resolution was adopt
ed to that effect.
A step toward safety was taken '"nana everal yenrs ago l.ovo was
in the adoption of u reM)utln ask- appointed member of the nallon
Jlig that auto and other vehicle al aviation legion eommllleo to
traffic he prohibited on all Ore- report on the controversy rnglng
gou beaches. Tills was ulso refer- t that time overtho charges of
red to the legislative comniltlre. I liieompeti-nce in avlallou as dhi-
l.esler Allien, -id'jnt:fii. of closed by Oenerul Mitchell. l.ovo
Idaho; Paul Davis, Idaho e.ha'lr'mau served on the committee, which
of Americanization, and Homer included (Vneral Kd wards, com
llndctsnn, regional director of the inunder of the 77th Division In
veterans bureau, of Idaho, .w-T all. Prance; tieneral Kly, past eom
Inlroduccd during the afternoon. inunder of the War college tit West
I
1 Pa mdc T.kIhy
This arternnou 011 the big legion
i-.u .de Is h-ing held. This eve-
HAL' ROACH
pa. ft -ft-
His Rascl
nlnK there will he the public wed-
dtnu and fireworks display at the
athletic field. Tomorrow all le
gionnaires and auxiliary members
who desire will be nlven ii trip toi
Wallowa lake, where the l'blef
Joseph post and the chamber if
commerce or i';nierprlse w ill enter-1 ww.-.-
lain. I 'rim MeMlnnvllle, Hnlem nnd
More cara are needed for this I Vn, li, ion corps followed In rapid
trip and all cillxena of l.a (irande order. i'iiIIuki- drove, Ih.ml River,
having cars obtainable nt thai It, ml. I'orlland. i ons Hay and Kil
time are asked to call the cham-1 Kcnc appeared In the order given
ber of commerce offices. jurier which Maker drilled, making
As a lining climax to his long an eveell. nl showing considering
but useful career us a leglonnulre ' the short space ,of lime in which
of Ihe slate of Oregon, Mr. l.nve, , ,as had lo practice,
vice commander of the stall Am- llnmiucl al I'ark
erlcan l.eglon, was elevalid to the' .
Ol'llce of slate commander. Loves' . .nll.e group of corps was
ii - liTtlon. whim no mirnrl. wan of
unanlmou choice. Hardly had
Jack W'riieht. of tht licml nont. i
-
mudi- hi nondnaiion -nu'crh lor
L.ovc, In which he rccullfd I.ov-'k,
'unU'nilld -m tvIcw for th lctrlnn.
than Jitdvo Small, of Salem, moved
10 naTe 1 ne nominal ions eioseii
and the election go hy unnnlmous
rholc.
; '
Althnuifh l.ov has heen clostdv 1
.7 1
W0Tii ,;1I i,im the head of
the 4a A- S orKantzution. The year
that l.ovc headed the 40 ss, the
p,,., membership reache.l a
total of C!S tho highest up to
tll'.l tllllA
' At ik,. I.nnllln inriv.-ntlrti. In
102T. l.ovo was elected to the stato
executive committee, representing
district No. 4. which nt that timo
Included most of the legion posts
lu and around KuKene. That year
12 of the 17 posts under Love's
; iiiflN.tletlnn weot over tlie ton in
membership.
Jj4st year at the state conven
tion ul Marshilehl, l.ovo wim tho
unanimous chotco as the depart
ment vice cominaiHler. In the last
vpar l.ovo has attended the dis-
trier eniuVreiiceH ut Sllverton. Al -
bany. Maker, l.u (irande, und Pen-
dleton, und has served uh chalr-
tnun or me siuie urcouauuen e.o .-
imiiee, unu was lusiruioeuiui in
oijiiihlnir un lustcnslve program for
fthe dove onment or uvmuon. itis
Pove came to Kugcne from Pnrt-
lmifj In 1S20. n I'M it ho joined
trie ronianu post ot me ickioii,
und on coining to Kugcne he bc
cumn active In tho Kugeno post.
Ho was made vice 'commander of
the Kutfene post in 1923 and com
mander In lt24. The menihership
of the Kugeno post ut the close of
Hove) administration had jumped
from l&S to 64" tlie greatest
membership the Kugcne post has
ever en loved.
Povh was chef do train of the
Pane county votturo or tno 40
In 1!'24 und chef de gnre lu
lfl2.",
I At (lie national convention nt
4 l'nttit und Cnnimandor Read, who
. rommanded tho fllirht of the N. C
4 und lim n other (dunes lo Spain
und Ihe Azores.
Town
9
SUNDAY
ONLY
A R C A D F
" Quality First
SALEM CORPS
TAKES FIRST,
HUM) SECOND
' (Continued from Page 1)
men iini'U up unu iiinpfciru iiuti
t judKi-M ilr tsnm nmd'.
Ililn
llllWi'VIT. w.ih not Ittllllll'IV
an-
nliiK.
I Hill II 111 I
r in the
l'"ollowtiK toe iimm corps con-
t
tr i tin-local chamtu r of commi rco
as host
tin others at
1;
m m ni.n- im n. m
cars furnished transportation. I..
jldlly and Herman Ko.-Hch were in
'Miss It I I'M IIIIAIH.KV IS
si-:i,mti-:i s M iin
MIsh Ruth Itiadh y. of Sheridan,
h 0 ue n of t be American I.ento:i
stale convention, w hich closes H.i
three-day session here tonight, i
Miss Itradley. who rcpreseM"d
(enerat Phtl Sin-rldan tor w hum '
'her city wis named, was the lirsri
pri.e winner In t he princews cn i-1
'test which was held last cveniiM.
; Miss lb rnlece Xufelt. as M iss t
Hcilil of seenic l 'elll rill ( lrctfoa,
placed second; and Miss ftp h
nramw ell, I 'rincess Aurc, "Spli it
of the Mine Mountains." was third
I prize winner. Mention w as til ki
' -jiven to Princess HH vendor, Louise
j Martin, of Post Pen. Die till-1 udia i
I posi of t he ( mat illo reservation;
! Mlsn Mildred Wyi Ick, reiresenll'
tive of Mound-t'p cily of Pendle
, ion. and Mi Imuua l-'reedcubur'T,
j "Spirit
or the Wallowa W'ondei
of Phi'-f Joseph post, i.f
land.
Knterpnse. .
Morn al Sheridan
Miss Mrydby Is the dauhter of
Mr. and Mrs. Kretl Mradley tiud
was horn and raised at Sheridan.
t m
lathe
r is di 1 color of th
I.eKion band, which ii
tAnierL
also In attendance at iho ennwh
ition. Miss Mradley plas clurlut ;
'with the band when it appears In
concert.
j She Ik a Junior at Iho Pnlve.
slty of Oregon, where she Is tna
'jorlng In KnKllsh. and Is a mem
ber of Delia Delta sorority. She
also plays w Uh t ho univcrstl
, svmphony orchesl m,
1 1 11 Vcai-i Old
I The convention uheeii was siu
Cessi'ul in winning over seven con
;testnnts in lo r home city of Sherl
jdan. receiving :t'.i.rr.U votes. She
: is in yiars or age. Moth he
father and mother were present 11
share in her Ktory , last iveulnjf,
when she was crowned queen ol
(he convention by the state dcp-irl-1
ment commander. Arthur Murphy.
Little Jimmke .L Nann o was crown
bearer and tho U'en's attendail's
j were Miyses lOtta Melle Kitchen.
Union Sims,
Marle Coulure, HeU-
lah New! In, Madeline Harbc;iu anil
Mrs. Dorothy Pin. vie. Others Hn
I he pl.it Cor m at the time of I h't
SUNDAY
and MONDAY
Men at Their Strongest! Women at
Huhhy went wandering wilie kept pondering six lonesome ladies kept
wondering. Kut wil ie started a little romancing of her own that brought
hack her Don Juan, looking lor the love he left behind!
with
Lewis
STONE
AND
Attraction fiffiy t
Mack 'H' Mf
TOMjflfl5 TONIGHT ONLY
r BgyM "THE BRONCHO DUSTER"
6tr knur MMOMryiM ('Oll10(ly
Eywjryy''' Sl- "Jane's Relations'
ciiiwiiution wcri )ip olhr niia-
u iiincm ani I he prlncowt ii j-ivci j
mention. -
Mlna KHriiiQn won over l.'cun
teKtnntH. Otlipn- ttiktnK Iirt h
ic thortc t ready men t lone I,
were: F'hsIo Nance, who aa (Iii-h--
eii ua n loffffcr. reprt'-HenthiK I In-1
lumlier Indnnlry of V rnonia:
I'rlncestt Klranor, of IfaKer, repre-j
rtcntlnir tlie 'onpv 'ity; l'rlnccs;
.li.ti phinc. of CruntM 1'ann. rcpr--xentlnK
the Orejfon t'avcti; rrlnceKti
Mtilern. "Spirit of Alt. Mood," wlioi
alHO kh'p a dance, of Hood lilver: j
"The Spirit of I. ako county, of
l.alitvlt-H, and Mtn.-j Iterlic Swan-:
fon. rlprepntn(" the Portland
i linw, of I'orttand. :
hiiinriiiil JinUtei.
AH of the five indio-H in the
(conieftt were from oiilnlde of On-.
J Pon, They jwere t'harlcM Mllf
, rlMthinnl him. I nf Hit 4(1 ilml S mil
ek'l.
of Miiuul. 1'la.; John I
!alt-
us, department commander vt
Washington state; t 'a plain Ncal;
01 the Spokane, Wash., aerial
.squadron, and Mr, harrows ami
Me. Manila, of the Haylun, Wash,,
drum corps.
The basis on whl-th the prln-
ecsse ere JUdKed was 4a K
cent. sub.i4Ct rt prcvnlcd: 2t p
cent, looks: 2" tier cenl, appeal
IU'
und 20 per cent. Keneral.
INs She rt dun's representation
New Creation
Women Delighted
A new Frrnch Proces Face Powtln
iliar pcr.plration lurjly alfttu will,
not Ut an iijjly fliine coma thrnuch;
Mvs on a long time; line anil pure;
rnLe llie pores invisibles Inoka like
htaiitiful, natural akin: ju-ri a si, It.
velvety complexion. .("let ihis new,
wcin.lrrful. yte pnw.ler calleil
MHI.I.O-pI.O.
GLASS
DRUGS,
INC.
)
Anna Q.
NILSS0N
IN TNI WH
Adnn ifr ft I or No.
Iji toaude. Ore.
II
MEN'S
OXFORDS
$2.95
All Rreier stores are
featuring; this dressy
tan leather Oxford
for men at a price
that seems unbeliev
able for the quality.
) .
I"1 ' '
. fee! to tlie minutest ilelull, ti
j addition to having uaturul hoauy
' and a charmlii'? personality til-
iudges ibtdared. Miss Mend's rV-i-resentallon
of scenic Central Ore
gon was excepllonal, her snow
white eostume depicting the wiWi'
on the Three Sister peaks duritilr
both siimmor ami winter, and I'V
tbree peaks on her heat) dres
representing the Three Sisters.
Princess Avture, of La Crand., re(i
refteniett the tixurc blue mountains
sun minding tho (Irande lionc
valley.
All of
In the
tlie princesses w ill ride
big convention parade;
will take place this iifter-
j which
noon.
Wc Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
MEN'S TROUSERS
In Iho new rnyon Mrlpes
Inns rimI givys just tlie
Hdng to dress lip In thosei
hoi days. i:ccllciil-rlttliitf.
nit-wool rintincls hinI caisj
nietvs. specially Prict Sal unlay
Choice, $1.95
Val.lr lip li. Su.C.I
NEWYaRKTQRli
Deslt oyei-8 of High' Cilces.
STAR
Their Weakest!
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First National
Pictures, Inc.
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