La Grande evening observer., July 25, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

LA CRANPF, EVENING? OliSFRVER
T'afie Tli roe
Monday, July 2,"), 1!27
Local News In Brief
On Bui-Iimw Trip
le 8. Wceka In spending today ill
Baker looking after business.
l-eavc lYir AVallona
Mrs. P. T. Wolfe left this illum
ing for Wallowa where sho will
Ttalt friends.
COMING KVENTS
October (definite, dale not
dec'IdAl on' rirou Parrnl
lVaclHT association, convcutlou
here. '
Mils Spralni-d Aitklr
Miss l.ouls.' O'Conncll la con-,
I riiicd to her lied because of a badly
.sprained ankle.
IX'avcM l-'or ltakcr
Mm. It. Worrell und tiilldren,
.left thin morning for Baker where
I they will apend Iho day visiting.
Ilaker Mail Here "
( J. H. .Moack, of Maker. Is regis
tered at tlliV'l'Oley loduy.
J jilerprtM.' Couple, iu 1 41 (.ramie
i Mr. und'fi'H. Koft.'it Kenle, of
lluterprlKi' .nnv inl(lnff In La
llrando for a lw days.
13 ;
lnkcr t'oiiplo'lli'tv
1 Mr. und , .int. J. H. Corbell, of
mUer. uro spending Iho day iu
tiii city. ; "
.
Heiv lYom' .Mnwllle
Mrs. Writ Vhurch, of Muxvtllc,
visit m1 herqfover Halurday und
Sunday. "."
Ilorv YeMcrday
David Stoddard, of linker, visited
in La llruiido yetderduy with hla
mother, Mrs. Lllen Stoddard.
Hero Yesterday j
Miss Jtun Kllven. of Maker, vis- 1
Itod in Lu Orunde yeMerduy w ith
n lends. .Miss Kllven is
high school student.
Hero SfttiiPilay
Dr. und Mrs. Gregory und two
Bukcr 'hl'dri'n. of Wallowa, were La
urunuo rumors nuvuruuy.
Mrs.P.D.Armour,
Society Dowager,
Dies in Chicago
Here, Tiny! Pay Attention! .
B5 P) Mrs.
widow of the
und company
Hero Owr Wwi KimI -
Oeruid Tucker, forest ranff
spent the week end in La Grande
at his home, hero.
to the lnounluina tomorrow.
(.iicMh Hero
Mr. und Mrs. Charles Itluguer
had as thiT guests over the week
Ho will return,rnu- wrs 1 ',,ur'"r -
ftorniun uouor, oi noon unn,
Vtsll lug Here
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bellamy and
Mra. Macintosh, of Salem, are vis
illnff hero with Mr. und Mrs. T. K.
Hellamy for u few days.
Went to HnUUim hpniijs lu..niH' home at rtnctnnutl where
Amonff the 1-u Grande vIh Iom', r(.t.(.lv,.d her education, and In
CHICAGO, July ;
I'. I, Armour, ,
founder of Armour
died here toduy.
Tho society dowager was tho
motlier of J. Ogden Armour, vho
is III in K n kIu ml.
Mrs, Armour lunl heen ill for
some time. BeeauHo of hor condi
tion, sho was not informed of tho
Illness of her son. The hitter's
w ife 1h w ith him nnd their 'daugh
ter, Mrs, LolUa. Armour Mitchell
and her husband. John J. Mitchell
Jr.. are enrouto to England.
Mrs. Armour was born at Cin
cinnati. Ohio on May 7. IS42. She
grew to young womanhood in her
VisiUMl HW
Mian Kdlth Shell, of Wallowa,
visited in La Gran dr. during tho
American Legion convention with
Misses Ktta Belle and Thelma Kitchen.
at Itudlum Springs, near Hatn
yesterday were Mr. and Mrs 10. O
l'uyton and party.
iltors Here
Sydney imbhlns and William
Hiisrgerly, of I'nion. were union;
the l.a Grande visitors hero over
the weel end.
On Vacation
T. C. McDonald, accompanied by-.
Miss Vera Shaw und hflr mother, of'
Cnlon, left this morning for av:
week's vacation trip to 1'ortla.id
und Seaside. , ;
iiiH'H to l'iiHi'ornhi
Mrs. Ji 1'. YuleHt of l.a Grande,
p f I today for California on an ex
tended vjsit.
.ew( Tur rorlland
Mr. aid Mrs. A. K. MalniMuiwt
Hud son left this moiniiiK for Tort
iad whJro tliey will spend a week
vr so vitliiif.
llent liiten.se
Word rolcelved today from Wal
"1:
the past several day
tense, the thermometer reaehinc
3 05 Sunday and promising: to be
even higher toduy. ,
Gone to lUrr tirts'k
Sir. and Mrs. James McNamee
and children. an: spending the
week on a camping trip on Beaver
creek.
Homo Today
MIm Cletn McKennon is con
fined at her home today because
of Illness. Miss McKennon in
cashier at Hill's store.
n Vacatkni
Mrs. Mamie Hobblns
her vacation this week from N. K,
West's store. Mrs. Itobbins is vis-
I October 180:.'. at the ape of 20.
jshe married Phillip Hanforth Ar
'liiour, lati r destined to become u
Icapitalist and head of one of the
greatest packing industries in tho
, world.
J In I Hit S her husband established
.the firm of Armour and company,
t coming hero from Milwaukee
w here Mr. Armour had been en
gaged In a commission business,
i Two sons were born to Mr. and
;Mrs. Armour. Ogden Armour on
i Nov. II. 1 85,1. und IMillllp I. Ar
jmonr, who died some years ago.
Much of the success of Armour
'and company was attributed to the
HCV' f I
II1 " r
Grief General
Over Death Of
Mr. Crumpacker
Hy lite iMlat(Hl I res
CitlumentH made toduy on t on- j
gresHiuuu Crumpacker'a death fol
low: Governur I'atternon: "I nin keen-!
ly grieved by the tragic death of j
It.-piesfUlatlve M. K. Crumpaclier.
He w.iN'mi able and devoted public
servant and a fine man. In hi:t
brief experience in tho house of
representatives he hud made a
place for himself which the state
of Oregon will find it difficult to
fill. Ills death in the prime of a
useful life means a great loss, to
'bis many personal friends and to
i he Mtate, for which ho rendered
such loyal service."
Sen iior Mc.N'ary: "Iteprescntalhe
Crumpacker was energetic, aggres
sive, capable und his loss to the
state seems almost irreparable at
'this time. lie was of the type in
I mi ml ami personality thai rises
quickly in public life, and had he
i lived he doubtless would have heen
! one of the most Influential meni-
IN THI WBVir
Mrs. Coolidge has a new pet at'the Black Hills vacation home, litis
'Tiny Jim," a chow dot? presented to the tlrst lady by Harry Gillespie
tl Denver. Colo. Mrs. Coolidge is trying to make Jim perk uu tor his
photograph, but with indifferent results
, alhc state .hai the heat during "" will, relatives at Norlh Pur. Aml
he pam several daya haa befn n--r a d"'3- iweal
Jletlirns 'lloini
Mrs. U. '. dray left this morn
ng for ler hume In I'endletun af
ier visiting in l.a tininde for -v-.
ral dayh with her inulhcr. .Mrs.
Slna Harttnan.
VUllInx at Kennedy llonir
Mr. and Mrs. ileorRe Kennedy
have as their suesta for about two
weeks, Mr. Kennedy's sister. Mra.
Nick Altenhofen and daughter,
Mary, of I'ortland. The Kennedy
home is at 1GI 7 Washington avc
nue. ' '
(ime to Portland
Jtobert Westenhaver will leave
.this eventne for Iortlninl where he
will meet Mm Weslenhaver who
ln been vlsltins then' for several
'.days.
inour assisted her husband during
the nlcincer years of the business.
laler. as the family
It hy. Mrs. Armour made a
number of lame Blfla to society,
espeelally following her husband'a
death, Jail. G, 10(11.
set an example
American flag
(rrcw ispinklnK I'oivIkh
lie plaeirs
to incl'le
VMtlnK Itclnllvcs Here
!-1 Mr. and Mrs. II..A. Carbine, of
Itlverside. have as their RUest from
I'ortland, Mrs. Carbine's sisler.
Mrs. J, 1". Hunter. who arrived
hero yesterday for a visit.
CARAVAN TO
LAKE CLOSES
CONVENTION
on saluting Gr
and coiHli'tiiiiin.;
languages ill pu'.-
iitso to find a method
citizens to use their
right of suifiage.
Unit the department favored tho
enactment of the state legislature
of u bill authorizing cuuuly clerks
throughout state, waive all court
costs In connection with guardian-
; ship matters of Incompetent ex
J 'service men or minor children of
I disabled or diseased ex-scrvicu
men.
(Continued rrotn face D
-Here l-YOm McMinnvUhJ
. Mr. and Mrs. Z. M. Waugaman
i,f IcMlnnville. spent Sunday in
1. Grande. They registered at
the l-'oby.
of California.
Forfeits Hond
I.. M. Strike foreflted $15 bonds
for non-appearance In the' justice
court, on a cnarge ui niK-t-mus. llini,n,.1f nM if,r
Strike waa on his way from . . ""J".- h ahn will visit
home In Salt I.akn City.- L tali,- to- "".' '
Portland.
Horn to Josi'iili
Mrs. M. . Cole.
some time
1'nlM! Alarm
The fire truck wi!S called out at
four o'clock Ibis morning, only to
discover .that the alarm had been
false.
Here l-'nini linbh'r
Mr. and Mrs. I'red Nodlne and
family, "of imbler.' were In l.a
.!..,. n. Saturday nlKht. witnessing
the final events 4r
l.cgton i-bnvenllon.
I'lncd S anil CMs
1.. Halter, of Telocaset. appear
ed till morning before the Jua
tiee of the peace und was fined 15
and costs, which he paid. He was
charged with operating an automo
bile wllli four persons over 12
years of age In the front seat.
leaves Kor Portland
I. I Aullman. left this morning for
Portland where he will attend buy
er's week. Mr. Aultman la owner
of the Paris.
Itcliirns Home
'Airs l'-ri-d Wuntherford and three
Aildren.l.f Oakland. Cab. left th'
morning ..r her home after visit
ing here for two weeks with her
Mr. and Mia. J. A. Holmes
al, Ihelr home near
I 1
VMtillK Here
Mi- nnil Mrs. I'rank K, Fowler
the American . iticliard and Krunklln and
Mls Hanson, of Spokane. Wash.,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ward
W. Fowler. Mr. V
er of Ward Fowler.
Home to I'.iiK-rprisi'
Mrs. W.'A. Stewart and sons and
Miss Dorothy llsrnes passed
through here this morning on their
way home to F.nlcrprlso from a
visit In Portland.
of
'Knm''l Tomorrow
, .. i. .., t Mr. nnd .Mrs. a. j. o immi
uwn r iaa uiviM- .... I,. ,1 I,.
JflllUtil,' ..linn.. ' i i..
rfv'e here tomorrow for n visit at.
the farm home of Mrs. O'Dunuell's
father. Kd Halley.
Island City.
de.U-were
r.ussrll and Mr.
I'.elnrll llnnn
Among the last auxiliary
i 'leave l.a Granilc
William A.
t ' .. r el Helens.
II Cornwil nrauy. '
Cue., who returned to their homes
111,1s inornlng. Mrs. llusscll and
... i- , ... ,.,i.. tl,,. Iiln to Wnl-
, ... vesleidnv ami returned I
foil or praise for the beauty of
th,. wonderland. "The convention
a woiulerful sucee.-s and
will never forge! I.a C. ramie s 1ms
p'llnlltv." both Mrs. Ituss-H and
Mrs. llrady declared, upon leav.m..
Left This Morning
Miss Hazel Hcnkle, who hua been
visiting in Nnmpa. Ida., left for
l,,.,. home u( Moro. Ore., tills morn
ing after spending thu week end
here as the guest of Miss l.ulll
i a t.-neher In tho . "r tll
Portland schools.
Lake
cer nn the work he has done and
congratulating the department of
ficers on the healthy condition nt
the fini.nees. A resolution was
also pissed expressing regret at
the death of Clifford W. Brown,
of Capitol post, of Salem.
I'ral-es l.a Grande
The tinal resolution passed wns
in appiecintlon of tin- entertniM
nient furnished bv m Grande, and
Is as follows: Whereas, the 1.
: Grande post, the citizens of I. "
'Gnillde and I'nion county have, al
a if rent sacrifice of time and ef
fort, provided a convention !'
this d.'p-.irtment. second to none
that has been held In the stale l
Oregon, be it resolved, that the
i adjutant of this department he.
I and he hereby Is. Instructed to
! fommnnieat' by letter with the I.;'
Grande po:t. and other citizens re
sponsible for . this great meeting.
nnd express to them the sincer
, (hanks of the Oregon depurtmenr
' A resolution was also passed l
'II w lr !.
Mr9. George Seiitner. oi oe,
'ppont the dii- shopping in i.
Grande. Mr. Senlner is well
L'ovo swlmnilng pool.
' rner ami niece Miss Carolyn Uosen-
thal, left this week end for their
homes In New York. They will re
turn via California. The party vis
ited here for about a month.
Stop-'
W.
Mrs. W.
Mrs. Kinney, who
OUR P.ATHING
BEAUTIES
Won The Prize
In
ITZEN'S
In the American Le
gion Parade Contest
Our success is due
U) the assistance of
the Misses
Mildred Smith
Marjorie Reynolds
Mary Gould Parsons
Ann Stangc
Margaret Baker
Stella Jean Ingle
Jane -Williams
Also' 'to Mr. Hunt,
of the J. C. Penney
Co., for two of his
very popular young
ladv clerks.
(.one in iKt . -mimed here
i'..rii um uni n oiucr, - -
In visiting hero
from California, iu ' v"
Wallowa lake where they will
mend most of the week al the inn.
Mrs. IVrklns' son. Claire, is aihonff
the boy scoulw who arc encamped
nt the lake this week.
Here
T. Jackson, of Salt
thin morning on
his way home from a business ami
pleasure trip to California, West
ern Oregon and Portland. Mr.
Jackson made the trip home from
San Krundaco to Vuncouver by
bout. He Is with the Standard
Market company at Salt Lake City.
Gone to Portland
! Mr. and Mrs. I". A. Kpling and
sons. Worth and Golan, have gone
lo 1'ortland where they will visit
most of the week.
Auxiliary ICcvnluth.n.s
Tin- American I.eifiou aiiiliarv
l.i I li.i Ni :l- ui culim K 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 : i n:issi- I '
resolutions dividing tin- money t .Wore the convention
i.i:.h Aom the uoi.nv sat,- thnt Mrs. Gerald Wilcox, newly
year; to make uu effort to se.
that the national anlhem of Amer
ica is correctly sung: support ing
the progiani of the therapy de
partment for hospital No. 117; in
appreciation of publicity given by
tho Pacific Legion; in buying pop
ples during I'.ijs. to buy only tho.'
mad- by ex-service men in govern
ment hospitals; I hat the wur vet
erans U't be amended to Increase
the amount rayablc to ve'.yrans mi
the hospitals for the Insane, since
$L'u a month is inadequate; t U,
the Wo.bl war veterans net he
amended to provide for dependent
pur ills of disabled cx-s'ivice null j
closed
lected
president or the auxiliary, was
chosen chairman and Mrs. Herald
Jlershm r, secretary, of the Oregon
auxiliary delegation lo Paris. It
was brought out al the convention
that at last Christmas time t he
Oregon euxiliai y remembered Mi
orplians of Oregon service men,
besides all Oregon ex-service men
In government hospitals. In addi
tion to these 60 families were uMo
remembered.
the ;;ge of 7" ye;us; that tho
silver history medal award he us--1
In the public schools tor the best
essay on national or civic subject;-,
that where no hospttalizal inn p -ty
is provided tor claimants with dis
ability rated nt less than in p.rr
cent, 'that such p:iy be granted.
A resolution of appreciation to
the La Grande auxiliary ami others
who assisted In making the conven
tion a success was also passed.
T'uring ll meeting of the cxecu-
P-.iris float were Misses Virginia
McWilltams. Seville Pratt. Leah
I tram wet I, Marva Lyman. I tern Ice
Wilson, Louise Salisbury. Klt'.ubeth
Payton, Peggy Hess. Kdna Gekeler
Jam! Kino lilanchard.
I In the evening the public wed
ding was held at the athletic field,
j followed by the gigantic fireworks
display, both of w hich were w it
nessed by a large crowd. Tho flre
; works display, which was a pyro
' technical drama. "Memories of the
Hid Oregon Trail." was tho most
j elaborate- ever shown In Kastern
Oregon.
Convention Success
The convention w us a success
and last night tho last of tho vls
lliing legionnaires left the city. Of
the 30 conventions attended by
j Charles Mills, national head of tho
i 4 ti and N soeie.ty, this year tho l.a
Grande convention was tho best,
: he declared. Mr. Mills' homo is
Miami. Flu. Mrs. Mablo Mclu
,turff, department secretary of tho
; American Legion auxiliary declar
ed thin year's convention tho
, largest in the history of tho auxil
iary und commended the work of
!the local auxiliary, and tho presl
j ilent Mrs. C. N. Palmer highly,
i Absolutely nothing was loft mi-
done, she said, in commenting on
the work of the local auxiliary.
1101 Ailans Storr No. IS
Lm (ieuiido. Ore,
KHAKI
PANTS
$1.45
for work or gen
eral wear. Cuff bot
tom, finely tailored,
strongly sewed. Big
value. Sizes 10 to 42
waist.
s of congress, and would have
done great good for his district ami
his state."
Uepresentativo W. C. Havvley:
"( 'ongressinan Crumpacker evi
denced a natural aptitude for pub
lic service, and di.-eh.sed abilities
of a hli:h order, lie was well re
ceived by the members of the house
and officials in Washington gener
ally, heeaiiso of bis industry, his
well infm-med mind, his sensible
Judgment and the care with which
he attended to his duties. I think
he was scheduled for a brilliant
career and his untimely death is u
great losst (i :be state and to the
country."
tive committee following tin- close
ot tho convention Mrs. Verona Nel
son, of New berg. Invited the execu
tive committee to celebrate her
golden w eilding anniversary with
her at Newberg Sept. L'li.
lMundn Saturday
The convention parade held Sat
urday afternoon following the close
ot the business sessions of the con
vention, and was witnessed by
thousands of people, The parade,1
Fators Hospitals
Legislative resolutions passe 1
were: thul the American. Legion
auxiliary o. record iuvoring tin;
establishment of a lund by con-'Has probably the largest ever seen ;
giess for- the purpose of placing on the streets of La Grande. The j
neurophsyehiat ic hospitals in ever v float prizes went lo t ho Kastern
state in the union under the dir ' -. Oregon Light and Power company
tlon of the I
Also a re!
Annual
FISH FEED
Wing, Fin and Fleet
Foot Club
Monday, Aug. 1st
I. 0. 0: F. Basement
We liny for Less
We Sell for Less
Work Pants
Heavy ltlH otils iu tan and
mf i ginnl-filling
$2.50
Heavy hhaM full cut; t-.vlut
gmd filling
Work Shirts
I 'till cut, bine am) T"y
i-hamhriiys; triple stltchetl; -pfK-ke(
39c
Rock hu d Sox
III lull mill hlllr
10c 3 for 25c -
Uistroycis of Iljjjh 1'rIcci.T.
. S. vi-l.Tfins' liiiri- iti. ! lirsi; Clint's I 'lolhlcry. N'M-oiicI ami
iilitliou was passtMl Th! I'ariH. llllril. '1'lu; Kills on Hit'
(l Vwailiin
Mr. and Mra. I!
this inornlns for
.-...I. Vli:ll
After visiting lierc for aomc llm6 I
at th no.,,., o. n-r ... " ,0 ,.0rtlanrt an.! Kraalil.-.
n....rv llra.lsliaw. Mrs. l.la lounK
l,.(t liils niornliiB for Joseph whore
she will visit wilh her son. Arthur
Wilson. Iiefori, returnlnlf to her
linnie In Portland Mra. YoiinK vis
ited In Caldwell with relatives be
fore roliiliiB to IJi uran.ie.
llradshaw home Is at lio: Penn
sylvania avenue.
Il.-liirn IIoiih'
Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Mohr and
. i. .....I 1,innlfl.
sons. Harry, nuur. v
and dauBhler. Helen, have reiura
. il to their home Iu l.a. Grande af
ter a trip to Waslcrn DreBon and
,.-..i,i.,in nolnls. They vlslled
..nd Mra. IIW1KI1I ixni
1,. I'oareh hit
vaeatlon trip
They w ill
be gone two weeKS. .miss i- "
Marks, of KuRene. who has been
visiting here with her aunt. Mrs.
Cora Joel, lor the past month, ac
companied them as far as Portland.
On Way llmni
I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kulin and
children, of Molse stopped here llils
inornlng on their way home niter
.spending several days at Wallowa
jlalie. Mr. Kalin. w ho Iv an attorney
al lloise. transacted business here
dining his short stay.
! STAK
TODAY
ONLY
nr.
at
and visited
i.-i. i... uuliiinn. Wash.
other relatives In Mcaiuc.
They also .stopped at Portland.
Taeoma and oilier points. They
made the trip by auto and word
away three weeks.
II. nue I rani Clil
Mr. and Mrs. .1. H. McLaughlin
and dliught.'r. Phyllrln. Marie, re
turned this morning from Chicago
where Mr. McLaughlin, an general
elialrnian of the American Train
Dispatcher association. represent -
i d I he O.-W . It. nn.1 1. coiniiui.,
at the aeve
..-1. l.-li u us
wf.-k Previous to tneir inn
i hl.iigo Mr. nnd Mra. Mefaughlln
d .laughter drove to Tortlund.
Seaside and Southern Oregon
points.
VMIIng ItelntlM'S llviv
Miss Marjorie Nell Charboneail,
of Camas. Wash.. Is visiting here
with her grandmother. Mrs. ll.
Charboneau and with her aunt and
uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ulng
nrr. for several weeks. Miss Mar.
lorle will be joined Aug. 7. by her
father and mother who will visit
here for a week or so. Mr. Char
boneau. who formerly I"
home In I.n Ciinn.le. is now man
ager of HkaKR'M sloro u' ''amas.
(ilic-ls Over I'oiivcnllnn
Mr and Mrs. II. S. llrnwiilng
hud an their guests dnrlllB tlm L'
gion convention a party of friends
and relatives from Pendleton and
Kntcrprlsc. The visitors included
Mr and Mrs. Itobert Jones. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Kay. Mr. and Mrs.
Itaymon.l Leonard. Dr. and Mrs.
Lester llichcy. Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
(Jriswold, Mr. ami
.. .. Pondlelon and Mr. and
Hen' Yctrrilny
Miss Mildred Payt.in. Preston I
Itnhii.-r and Aiihur Stariner. of
Milker, vlslled In La. (Irande over
the week end Willi MiSM LcUOl"
(iilKin. Miss Crace Paylou who
lias been vixiling here wit ll Miss
Cihaou for a week accompanied
them hume Kun.lay evening.
I
Obituary
bur
"Wad
Ut VnL conili Mrs. ilolph Kay Ml
f. held in Chicago last J. Jt. Wagoner, of Knlerprise.
(.ILLS IIAIIMHA
GihH llarmlen, who died sul
lieniy last week al the age of 4 3
years and six months Inching one
day. was laid to rest yesterday ar
tel noon. Punernl services were
held in the L, 1. S. tabernacle.
M r. llarmlen was byrn in King
man county, Kansas, in wnen
two years of age he went to Colo-
j rado with his parents und in IS M.I
moved back to Kansas with his
family. It was in 1 !HKt that ho was
married to Miss Delia Amos, at
, Hutchinson, Kan.
I A littb- more than a year later ho,
'came to lloise, Ida., and had been
a resident of La Grande since 1U0H.
III.- leave a host of friends besides
hlrl imine.Jlate relatives.
Hen fnmi Portland
w..ith A. Caldwell, attorney
Ponlund. Is hr-re today on business
on his way to LnU-rprise. where he
will be attorney for the plaintiff
'in thft ease of l-arntuim v. ,..
lU-tnms llmiH ' I llowinan-Hi. ks Lumber iM,nip..tiy
Mr and Mrs. J. K. Stearns and Rnn jiimes Crowley, which will b"
rned ..i.l hef,.re Judge J. S . Kll.iwl. s
llitlgnicr. j..... -
Friday afternoon iron, a iuup -wium-souy
.i.r..iiL.li (ireiron. wnicn uium. ...,i anil i. J
if
.Irlv
, I'rlnc
I'.r the
Kugrno
south as lloseburg and
them through Hakcr. Unity
vllle. Uend. Ucdmond. o
M.-Keiir..' 1'ass ano mm
nnd as f'
ek. On th.ir return trip
1 S '
Clint's
Clothiery
The Store Willi ConsUmc
l:
trail. Mr-
recorder. 1-
tilgh"
llOSCOe Nel-
Young. Portland at-
Wiuvj-. - ...
and Kberhard In .blending
li.,..,l,er romliany are also here
go to J-.lll'Tl'riw:
Ivanhoe. of La Crand". Is
Mr. l-arn-
aid
the
and
will
V.
She coached him to play
the niarrhiKC name on the
level but he was always
getting into the rough
until love brought him
hack onto the fairway
again.
Comedy Attraction-
arcad:
Youth
TODAY
and
TUESDAY
Laughter!
Tuesday - Wednesday
NOIi.MAN KFUUV and CLAIRE WINDSOR
In
"THE CLAW"
1 n a roma nee of a girl
who had lo make her
choice belweeli a fliv
ver und a ICoUs-Uoyee,
,t A plel lire Of excite
ment and suspense and
ail UlieXpeeted ending.
i s -ivr'.'.i:"'a
LA GRANDE FOLKS
By EI)
He n
MyriM' ' " ' . I 1 ' '. ...mm
th. y drove over ine i i . Mr. "
......... ..t. n.l llie II .1 uriBuu K.im lost Ills hi" . "
"l" ' " . . - " .. 1,1,1, waa
Stearns. M no ia ' " j .)le wasairuca .-j . i
dares that tile I en- !i.ng felled ny iiimw-
I mil Oregon road i ' n y. w "v
i ...... n.. i ll or of the Columbia Illver lumber company.
when rompieieu.
... tw.r ..no ine ro.n r.ii.i 1 . i--
. . ........i be." he auid. 1 Mrs Lena Ilium and h r daiigli-
utearns parllcuiariy
I L . I 7 V -Ki7
you look; -rfcN ajq
YEARS YOUNGER THIi ,,r. V
WHEN PIP YOU HAT? ' "
BUY IT? S-A0rfLEXl0 rl
YELU ME WHAT HARD WAR.S
STORE. SELLS YOU YOUR.
HAMMERS To KNOCK. WITH
AND I'LLTELL You
THAT 1 GET MY
FACE CREAMS AND
POWDERS AT
GLASS
pei-Mr.
the diiv
i..k-,nzle. rasa.
uno pasaca for inllea and nillea un-
j.-r tergreen bo.er.
er the Cascades on the
hcre. he said.
ter. -Mrs. Kidney vt eri in liner ami
grundchlldren, Ibtly and Alfred
Werthelin. r. who hate I" n Mull
ing here Nlth -Mrs. Ilium's slsb-ts.
tho :.Ii-.M i juny a'.iJ :l.i"5 .-'.:i
Ueauty aids, health and lijipjiincss aeeessor-ic-s.
Standard goods, jiriccd for a saving.
Remedies for this and that, and household
helps that make, mother happy. This is
YOUR store.
(.LASS DJUMiS
(inc.)
La C Tirade, Ore.
77. Sfegg fw'
WILLIAM
FOX
presents
JO
i w t nor
fcwur.'. . ir
-IPIT T!'"1 -0vS
jn
CHto
T.lW..,Vieo... - In lau,,!i '
NANCY NASH - Cti'rFOlU) HOLLAND
J FARRELL MACDONALD-TtD M'NAMAKA
Other Film Attractions
WILL ROGERS
Our unofficial embassador abroad,
us on a Trip of Fun to
DUBLIN
AM)
presents
rv.
! 'J - '!
mw to Act mwJm
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