La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 30, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, July fsO, 1027. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Five Iiocal News In Brief h 'coming i:vi;.ms O'fulHT ' (tlfinl(o date not divided on) Vvt Kn I'urnii. Tciuiii'r iuocliitlmi i-oiiveutlou lii'it). ...A i-Mlirj, Merc (Imt'Ki' tiarn u is visum;; tn Lu (irande. Mr. Carr lui'iii'-iiy eily nianaK'-r friends ;l I w u i, pmirh lleiv TJie KeV. A. J.. !l J'lit man. ni' ;e of both tho Ii'in. will .Inn - eh iyni-t Aw'. niiiir anil evening a ivms ai hrislian church here lumur- lipids I'll" , ki'iink Tin yesterday al t ! main mi .Jackson avenue this side- of ; liM- Mt. Kmtly Lumber eompany'H j ni'fiee building, wa.'i quickly ex- tiuiiiiished by. the fire department i No iliimaKe was uone. Sedan Stolen, l-'oninl A sedil iM loimilt to' Mrs. l-Mla jeiieS WHS Slideu ftOin III t'lOIlt ul' lit.- New l-"oley huildiiiK hist nii,'ht mt wart nitrt. found abandoned wesl of the Seeuijd Ml reft viaduct by te police. Al iilloua lMiV . Mr. and "Mrs. C.' K.-ily and iiii'iiuliler l-'ranci:i. and sons l-Vrii luid (Jiunn. have prime lo W'al lowti lake when M I'M. Kelly and her ius uml daughter will spnid most oi Hie sumiuer at tJu ir jabin. Mi'. Kelly will join thei.i at week ends. L ViM iCi k'inl ' t ftMis Genevieve llanna left this t ii i ii tr for Wiiila Walla where. she will spend several days vis Hing will friends. Miss llaliua gmiluatud this spring from Wllit- mini college al. Walla Walla. . . s Atteinliiig Con wnl ion Mrs. r. N. Palmer and Otis Pal mer. M rn. Prod Meaning. M rs. Fritz LoUes and Mrs. Roy MeNeeS h it early this morning for YWiser. Ida., tti attend Hie last day of the H;iho state Amerie:-.n l.' gion coil ention. - - - U'tll l.einc Tomorrow Mrs. F. -A. IMghsmith. of On tario, who has t.eeii attending the smniner normal school session here, will leave tomorrow for her home at Ontario. Mrs. Higlmmiih rraditalivjl from the normal. While here she! iiiiide her home with Mr. and Mrs; I.. I.. MeKenuon. VMtlng Hon Mr. n ml Mrs. i son. Albert. ir V isiting here at Picken's. pa rents, . P. Piel;en Lima, Wash, lie home of Mr. and M r: y made Ihe and Mr. . W. i PIcdieHM. Th ; can dr by tnt.aliU plauti -re th remainder ul tiiis sum- lj-ae For -SeH-idc Mr. and Mis. William Sieiisl and daughters. Julia und Madeline Itarbeaii,- hit loday lor. Portland ;:ld Seaside where tii'-y will visit fcr a wv-'k. Tioy will viMt Mr. a in! Mrs. Norman Desihd a I Sea-iih- an.f with friends and rela tives in Portland. They are mak ing the tVfp by ear. Home From Iowa Mrs. Marv (ioo'Iniaii. of I.! Mi iin.le. and Mrs. Clay Ion (iood i.ti.ii. oT Fillet-prise, arrived home Ih s morning from an evieiid.d trip lo h'airfield. la. T l'liey visited with frleinlM and 11 latives in Iowa si We Mere I'rmti, West Irginia Mrs. x S. Ansell and Miss Mary .ns. arrived in I Mr;md- this iiM.rnim: from 1 1 mil ingi on. W. a., and will' visit for some time at the I.. A. Ansell home on dn-eii-w of ul vi ri'.d . M iss A ns-tl is M Ansell's -nister while Mrs. Ansell 1 a stshir-in-law Pi iii'i lV :ni Toroulo C4iucntion Wallace Anderson returned frW:e Ibis morning from Toronto. C.7;( hi re she i'H-lnl. l the Inter nal 1.111:1 1 ' Hii.lM Stud. -n ts" associa tion convention. . Mrs. Anderson relates 1. hut I 5. ihmi persons were . nndle'l ht the convention, which iuelnded sludints I'roniutany parts ef the wlld. The fffsocif! t loll 15 ml alliliu'led wilh any particular 1 hurch denomination. lii'lurili'il llonii' .ll. r viKitlni: in I ..' illi li:.s riiiistn. Mm. ; i"l uilh Mr. iiin I-:. Ilosi'iiliallin Mil. i:. Slrii'if. . " I l.irl. y Viir l.-nli'v lor hii liimif "II in I .nnc It.iiil. I'ul. Mr. n Tim :ni" kn'ijJi'iiin Viillliia ':i"l ..111. 1 Mlio'rr Ii.- visit. '.I. WV.Iii'S ' iy. Mr. uml Mrs. Slrl.-ff un.l M's l.'"s"iil.nuiii' uml t li. ii- KtH'Hl 1'"V" I'. W;illi.v Ink- vvIiit- Ih-y -"-.1 ;i l;i,V's nillinu. ' ! Worth Knowing liMK'HAELS-STEUN I Have "Fabrics and ! Workmanship, t h e ! Iiest at the price; 1 Style and l-it, ceiled' at 'any ' Their cood. unex liricc. wcll- 1 prepared and tailored ' falirics will hold their pi'ei-less styles lines. Are the most sat is factory College . clothes produced. Clint's Clothiery I j; Clothiery ' Tli t.i,.M l'l.l. m r.M.wllfll.' ' limn Iniou -Mr. and Mrs. Thomas FkUlin, of Ilium, an- visiiniK here today. Al I iilun . Mrs. Itnb.-rt Musim. or thiy eity. in visit inn at l iiiiiii t'u,- a r,.w days. iiniiicss 1 M. .1. iifs.-i an.I l,. s Leslie j i-lirl It-ton lade yes- (m'lUeSH dip t(f ter.luy. liimi ov- K. Mills and in.- in 1,.. al ' Vv tod;i 1 .1. jotiiy. tlauphti r, it) from lur their norm llere l:. on Hir-Jms-II. Iani.!s, I' I'nve. a l.a (.Irande business visitor ii .lay. :- - Viiliii at linker M ih. a. V. UmU niol her. Mrs, .1. a. n and lici Muwhinney, visiting friends In Baker today I Home lo Kin in . Mis. l-'lora Sniill;. itturne.l tn j i:iHiu Ibis inn riling at-r s;n ndinn a day or so visit ink in the city. : " " i 1 tctuiii lloiiw Mis. i-. U. Itilvi w and daughter, .loan, oi Kn!. rpnse, Mss. d through )l.u (.raude this morning on tln ir a ay home visiting fur aev- ' ial miiuth: in t' iln.i llmne r'roiu 1 jineue - Miss Thora L'lckftt has returned i( from I-iugi'iie where she has lu working tor the past several - u( WlMl Waiu, at Pendleton, who moiilbs. She is the di.ugl.ler of I). jwiU ucl.umpuny h(,r to, Western It. Pick.it. A. .V It. root beer man ! ((n.KOn Mj ,s tnum and her sis -of I his eily. wM, Hp,.nil ni,,,!,! u WOek visiting . i. .ortlun,i, while- Mrs. Putimm In l.a ;randv ! plans to do some buying for put- I'- "inns, special agent tor ",t' .otwicii i lilon sneielyi Is visiting insuraneo .a (.Irande ; 'I1'' t niOU I u itli tin I Mortgage ; jmny. of i jc Investment com To Vi-lt al I nierpriH' miss norotnv .Macuey. oi M(- 1 Katie, pusswi inrougii uere uu ut.th toy S(.0ut camp. Kverett ; Jda.. yesterday, where ho nttend morning on hew way to Knteipnse . ,...vnoi.is wlii i0n nH. boy seouts ;cd the Idaho state American Legion when- she will visit parents. Miss Maekei working for the past i t Spokane. with he - has bee -iar or a .cfve u:t aeaiion Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. Ileynobls I Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. Ileynobls' lift Cllll'irell. .1 iile and Junior. will have Mondny on a two weeks i vacation trip. Mr. Iteyilohts m sec- ; i rotary of the 1 nion county cimm- j !ber of commerce. Mere From Seattle , Stutter Whiddon arrived in ,C.rande last night from Si-altb' Wash., ami is visiting friends hen . for n few das. He formerly madi his home Jn-re. but ''as,l"jn Ijv . hig ' In Se::he 1 he pait (':vo. veil's and at1'inding 1 he Cnlverity ! of Waf-Vilngton t her DiMiup, I ake Mrs. 11. M. Mey and son. l.nw renc1'.Mrs. A. W. Nels-m. and F.u-m-ne Ciinningleim. v. ho is visiting her., at the !'; SB Ivauhoe home fieni Colorado, will drive to Wat lewa kike tomorrow where Ihey will visit at Ihe boy scout iiicunip- Mlellt. lo Take Mrroralin i Couim- Frank Ciilh n. 11'' slant, manager of Westenhaver tV OilbeH. men's elothiery storn. will leave tomor row or Monday lor Seattle where he will sietid 1 wo wePks taking a special course in window trimming. Tin- course is oil- red by the Wash-iimten-ldaho Ce.;hler's e.ssociation :md has been prepared by window trimming expert." of M:e two states. Minn lly Siller Mertnide ami l-iliza-1 au nt hea Kenning e I.e. n attending ' Misses Siek a in .tli ton. v bo ba sehoot at ;-nd His- A. '. I - tin si year . dur ih,' Ihe summer ws- throiiL-li l.a (irande mi their way home lo vimled w it h their ion. pasf-t-d I his iikii ning Idaho. Tin- Alph Miss hi Omega sorority sisier. ,1..:. I voian. while In Fa HIM. Ii'. Till:- Sciml lo l.iil' .Miynn- ilrivini; tn V;.II"m hilf 1 .,,,,, rmy inn I linvinB mom m l tr- t(.i- ii l"' si'i'ill in nsli-il In noli i linn Slniiihs lit tn- M"" Irii' .S-rvn- -nii'i'iny 1.1 ..."iiim.i wti-r- n- m -i" .-. ,.i.., ... i ,.r c.iiiiinf r nl li s. j ...... i.H 11,. Huimiiilili'il V II! Ill 111 I...y s-nnl. first r -.'iiiili th- Ink- -n.ls I l.nys I rum ll-r- Silll'ln will t: ... k imil s to Hi. Ink i limp. Inr tin' sonil Ih.' tilll Hnnn Siiinu.'l liisninn ,., ho lins l'- r ,. I:n ni- nl Mr. r,t (irnslnn. W- lisitillU' Ii-'- "i 11. 1 Mrs. I.. I.. , Iv, lul-li. 1 lnr:ii"l to li,s in-. Hi lilL'iii.ni uml t li.ii- l" will ti- h-r- lor iilmilt loiiE-r. Wlill- Mr. I'll-'- L-lll-f li'llMl ,,.,',. tii-v vislt-'l umioiMi th I' Mr. . v. , I . r Ink. s 11 11.1 otll-r lii:ii;in uns ,. .1 with nr"i,'on I irin west. in-h nil pi II! LX IliS li-tni-iiiiit! Mr. ami Sh.-H-v. I 1 " i l:..'ir In. til" i in.. nth in ,,r Mr. I'- 1-. , I,. H. l-.-.-Kr. II I' h-r- Ih-y rli.-ir "Hi ;,s. Mail: I'-ckr-ll. of !.. ti-is moriiiiiK l'-r M. r visititiL- Inr i. limit :i (-,!-. mil- nl th- Ik.iii- lirn' 1 'rlmiiiiis ami .sl-r mil Mrs. I I ninns ilnv f..r lln's- .. th.'ir luiin-. i IMilv, "" mil iin-1- ,lnl"" Mr. I'.-l-rill slnl- hlnliwny K liiitn.- h-r-. .1 iiil.ln ,i ink rl-liiiia THI' WW- en "i win i-nnn. 'if iar-.l I. !' ,,, .lohn V-- s. I.. 1 1 N'i 11:1s Ih. w III i ml I :,i I I I. 'I - .1 1 . Inn s !'. Wu.ir. II 11 II II. 1 1 1 I'll ,11 1 i, -moin I. Tli'-lr liM.in.'l. h"W ! .- S Kl.'it. r , h.i nii-o ti,w iiininini; i i llai ;,nl". . i-i niri.-i'inv . Ii. IICMIH' I'Ymit I'lHtlHIltl Mrs. J, M. Howvry ttnd daughter, Huphmi. or Inland t'lty. arrived home thin in u ruing front a trip to 1'ortlumt, Hen For l.v - Mm. JaiiHH HurneU. of Huron, It. spending: li iluy tn La Graiutu Niioppttitf und viHiilittf with Alia. Susio lluriietl. jlhw ViMcnlny Mrs. Nora Theory anil HOll. Of l ition, were in l.u tlrunde yester day. Tin- llttli- boy underwent a tonsil operation. They slopp-d nt . th: Sonimi r whilu In Lu Grande. :(nfni( lo I'eiulletoll I Mis.s Unlit llerziiiKer und Miss ;iraee Allen will visit In lVi'dleton tomorrow with Mifs Florence Kor- Isliaw. joM'pli hiincuiM Iti'lnnis lloiuv Mr. and Mih. lUlplt Kelt, of Jo aeph, stopped in I .a Grande. Ihta muiuin: on Ihelr way lionm nfter Hpemlinu several days In 1'ertlHiul iattendinff I he Huyert week, i Itetnrns Hoiim j Willis It. Skiff, of Itolse, Ida., I who 1ms been spending several (days ut I'nion anil in I .a Orande visitini? friends and relatives, left this morning (or hlfl liome. Me Is tlie son of Mr. und Mrs. O. J Kkiff. of I'nion. Stoiinetl Hen? Yostortlay Mr. and Mr. A. (irnhum and ,,.(ien. of Kvauston. Wyo Mtop- i , ut t,)(, Smnnu.r yosterday. They ! ,nV(i viKinff n Knittlo nd .,,. . ...... (.ni,i(.riiic luak- ing their home In Portland. ,ra-.i's for IoiUihI Mrs. t l. I'utinan left thin af ternoon for I'ortyind. Hhe planned in inin hi-r slsti'i-. ('arile DurotllV. , ,.,,,.. wn,i,.in.Wiilr. ; inun I. a dies' To )r,M, to lMkv cii,irl.. Iti-vnnlilH uml sortfl. Kverett, Marlon, and Cliarbs Jr., and Mrs. Reynolds' purents, Mr. and Mrs. I'rto Thidseil, will drive to Wallowa lake tomorrow where they will spend the day visiting at the boy scout camp. Kverett to WnIllwll jaKe tomorrow where I Uu.y wtl spend the day visiting 'at the lake for a weeks enciunp- j jncnt. : Mow From Mawillt , AIj.h n .teliae. of !.a.vlllf, registered at the Foley . Mere l'limi Inilliiun Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cook, of An,,t.rsun nj.. 8,H.nt yesterday in ;i (Jr.m(i,.4 They were guests Ul jliie Foley. , Homo From Pottlaml Pay Price, manager of the Tif fin.' has returned home from Port land and Corvalllf where hi' spent ,m,,ttng iifter hiislnefs. Mr. Price i drove home new cur which based while in Porthind. i pun 1 In l.ewlstoii ; MiRs Mary Mould Parsons, who Is visiting li'ro from Portland thlH suinim-r with her grand mother. 'Mrs. Chris Miller. bus gonV to ilawlston. Ida., for a two week's 1 visit with friends and relatives. ;Miss Parsons formerly inad 'home In I.ewlston, her From Scuttle to linker 'Mr. and Mrs, S. W. ThomuH, of SeatPe. stopped here last night in route to Maker where Mr. Thomas will look after mining Interests. They flopped at the Sommer while in I .a drande. tvill M1M0 lo l,akc Mr. ami Mrs. 'Adolpb Slegrlst and daughter, Sally, will drive to Wallowa lake tomorrow where. thev will visit with Mielr son. Adoli'h. who is among the boy scouts camping al th' la ke. . j(.ae l-'or Noli( 1 t1m., jsseH Mabel and Mlaiicho ' Mer.inger will leave tomorrow niorning for Seaside where, they win spend about len nays. 1 my ..ill en as far as Portland with Ilit-ir j.id.'iilM. Mr. mill Mr. I'-. V. ' ll. iv.KiKi r who will ilrlw lo I'oil- lliinil li.inorrovv. tvluinlni: homo I hi- rollovi Iiik iluy. ; ( i,m'S for l iirlllHllI I linn Mi Kuy l-it loiniy inr iuh- I sii-iri'lsl a nil family, lyho lir- ilriv- :n- to n.nsiih'. us Inr im I'ortliinil. I I llulhllihs Iti'ii'liril I Two I'urliKKlH oT hnl III uh". w-r.i ! unlon.l-il In I.M Oninil- y.sl-nlny for Hi- n-w Ito-s-h hol-l, h-ltlK 1 l.nl it nl Ih- cortiiT'of Ailullin nv-- I on- ami Kir Bln'-I. TIkt. wmi 1 .t.'i I hath'iihs in th- t' o cnrloinl.1. ai lull': prW' Vili'Hliij i y (. jin.) Mrs. .In-k lli-l.uti.y : u,. i '. V. nlhotl. lit lhl nn.l II v. Mr. ,M.,( y.si, i-ilny nl r.ni-riris, Si-l I i.i.on.'y i as looklnK lip s-hool oiiti-Hrts th-rc. snrr-iiil stinki' i 'I'h- ll-y. I'. A. Wnlz, fnlll-r of ith- lli-v. O-nrK- Wal7., linstor of. tili- IT-hhyl-rtan rhun-li In r-, sllf 1 f-r-il a 1'iira'yii- RtroU- llils inurn i Ina whil- In a -halt- t Ih- K. ll.-.ili-r shoo. Mr. W'ul.. who hns I I. m h-.l th- mlvnnil ai- of , uaH tah,.n linin-ilitii-ly to III.: f Cr.,,i,l- ltnn.l- hostillnl wli-re h- r.c-ivl iliM-lor's cur-, loiiililloii r-ni.-iin-il must of III- liny. Mr. Wull' nnrhatiir-'l IiiJiiiiiI In Aii lili'iil Mrs. P. W. l.ln'llliKlinilC of Vatl ...nv.r. Wash.. hii'lly - lnus.lny niirht In an ant il'tl" a. -nl. nt al l:iKln. Th- .Irly. r ot II, . -nr lii hli h Mrn l.ln.liilultlf ,r n-lllic hllii'l-l '' I'- .sum iiilloln'Miii- alio ir into n l-l-.lion- I'Oi". tlirowinir th- woman Ihrouicn iinls!ii-.. II. r l-ri nun ns ,,,.,t s.riutisly Injurcl. Hlol tli .1. i:-. M.-r- rut. Klii' lyiin l.roin,-ht lo-i- ir.iinl- llonil- hos-I,-,- ami I!" llt-h- -r-l,,l-li Sh- a uhl- In KM "1 h-tiri In 1 .ii'."liy-l- -1.1-1 'lay. GOTHAM'S SIIOWE 1 m'l. IVSftf fctOU M : 1 uWi k-V QUI ir ' , zip' Aiai.t snun-fn' of ticker tape and bits of paper. Commander It. K. Ilyrd and his men and Clarence A. Chainberllu rode in rriumph on their return from hazardous flfghts across tno Atlantic. New York gave tho tlynn ir tremendous reeeinioii wherever they wont.. In .spite of rain. More they are, .passing through crowds along lower Uroadway. . , At WriM'i Yostcnlay C. .V. Talbot t was at Welscr, convention Accepts .New Po-siuon, Mis. i'erry Plunchard has ac cepted a position wilh the 1-e Itov- jal .l.udles" n a'.y-to-wear lis sales j lady. Mrs. Hlanchard until recent ly was employed at the I'arls. Somewhat Improved 1 Avis UaliJer, who underwent an appendix operation Thursday, was somew hat improved- today. Shu is at the Grande Monde hospital. Will Ylslt Parents i Mershal Talbott will arrive ill l.a (irande tonight or tomorrow and w fll visit his parents,, M iv und Mrs. C. V. Talbott, here.' Mershal hi In the' aviation .section of tho .Fnlted Stales navy and will be in l.a- (Irande loug-h. ; during a Itti-day fur- Mr. Oncal Metier Julius Oiieal, w ho has hi ill lor - the Jiast three w 1 1 ' . spulted fever, is reported to be on the ,road to recovery today. Mr. Oneal's Illness was caused by a Melt bite received w hile he was on a fishing trip on Murnt river. Mail 0H'rutoii : ' Mr. A. J.. I-Mohardson Uas c: to I-Jntrprls" Tuesday night thr-serlous 11 lit eat Of Mrs. 1' ; WtiHiins. Mis. Walkins lied by (i. . was j brought lo l.a (irande W I111 sday anil underwent it major operal ioiv. She is reported lo he getting along niwiy. 1 ouay. .i rs. v ai am Is In . Olympia, ash. home 100 PERSONS PARTICIPATE IN FARM Tltll' (Continued Mom Piitc O .In Kriiwinir sw I i-iov-r. Kll Willi'rMiiH! I'm-iii 'I'h- l.isl til nil vlsll-il won Hi:. (if .1. I-:. U'ilh-iHioon In th- i -rich-j-l l-'lnl s-ilion, n-iir IClKin. Mr. W il hi-rsioon Iiiik 4o iii-n-a ilnnl-.l I lo sy-i t -lov-r, whh-h h- Is usii r hoj:s, In -I'l'lltlon to liniintr a s lion H-t nshl- lor liny nnl un- for s.l. TENNIS ENTRIF:S INCLUDE STARS (Continued from Pafff 1) Oak Wood. I Vin! h ion: Ma mid Cook, Peiiilleton. vp. Marlon chan dler, Mnker: Lyh- Wilson, Imlder, The TOMCIIT RAYMOND GRIFFITH In I i I RTO BYRD-MEN vs. James Speros, Wilson, Imlder, bye, Pendleton, vs. Hun Women: Jeanne pi vs. Kloanor (ilitys. Lois Nelson, bye, Mrs. Fred Fox. I'nion vs. Virginia Hradburn. Pen dleton, Ann Stange, I .a (itamle, bye. Bodies of Seven U. S. Soldiers Are Found In France WASHINGTON. July :jn. (AIM The bodies of seven members o theT!(h who were Uilh-d in aetfor at the lialtle of .M011! I- oueon lia e been disi nvered lit an iaolated shell j hole in France.' j A search by t lie war depart - J ..meat has been t l;rench hatlletietd ' In an effort to )... 1 prog re.'': fm- nine In and idi titir all American dead. The bo lies found im luded l ha of Lieutenant William A. Sheebaii, Company F, Jl'uh hil',i in r. , whosi home was in Washington, D. C Willi the otrieer were the bodle. of six enlisted men. Irving S. Mollis, Prnoldyn; Au gust II. Mitlmiller. Mallimore; Kd wanl C. Moran. Philadelphia; Je-. Schall. Philadel.hla ; l lllis t kowllz, Maltinioie; Henry 1'allcr Pottsville. Pa. The report received from Franei by the war depa i t iiient said tin bodies weie buried and the indie. 1 lions were that bur al was by tier man troops. I The war department record: isllllU' llllll lllXl' N.'Vi'I) , Uilh-.l In .M'l Inn nit I hr-'Hi-Ill. :i. I!IM, ill Hie ( ll.iis Hi's (a:. 111;. nt'.ir 1. I.. 1 .M.i I .-!- ti-. IM-ll WITC 111 t.r 11 i im 11I' .1:1' .il III.' (Ill- I'VriiH' Columbus, KtiiffhlH To Open Met ting pnMTLANM. Ore.."j.iily :m (Al'l -Supreme ollieeis of the Knlglils of Columbus bended by James A. Flitheliy, of Philadelphia, supremo knicht inrivi-d her" today for the national convention whnb will opell here liel ui "'li. The m i i i " n i e offiei-rs Mild the committee nf laws went Into session today after be ing formally welcomed. High polilirieial mas- will be held totimrrow at the Mm k Cn.lto of t he Sanctuary of nor Sorrowful Mother, Just outside the eily limits. Social and religious tealuri-s will occupy the delegates until TucMlay when the first convention meeting- 1 will be held. Maker; ('live M. A. Itoyer, Naileti, Maker. II, Pendleton, l.a (rraude: MACKSENNTT SMITHS FISHING TRIP witM MARV ANSI JACKSCN, RAYMONU UC Kcef AND RUTH HI .IT 5 W. C. FIELDS "RUNNING WILD" A Paramount Picture Timid Sou!" turns rauinjf lion, For Fun, Fields is far ahead COWARDICE AND BRAVERY MIXED' irln.i llnmlifti'o i t T, nfri ite's Crew Came Asore Olhers Saved Many 1 Mofnaut r told the federal in-; rilH'AOO. July So (AP) - TwoiVrMllK.l,,irK , MUW members of i lie i of the crew of the excinsion boa ; I ,.,.w ,( ,U;iny persons out of the! Favorite paddled away from the. raft on a life raft, making no of- fori to jvMeiie passengers st riir- j gliug In the water, a survivor. 'Itarlev Thomas Abernathy, today , ((old a coroner's Jury investlgal hiK ( Ihe disaster. The Favorite, loud - j w ith holiday makers, foundere I off Chicago harbor 1 hursday dur- ing siuall, drowning par I sons. Abernathy. who lost two son:. also said life belts on the Favor- Ite were "black with age and came apart in my hands." William A. Mufnauer. yachts man, first lo reacn ine swaiupet' boat,' and l.eo Zozota, u survtvo;-.1 testifying before u federal lnvesil- gallon, iid tho crew of five nu n , saved many lives, continuing their . 1 rescue efforts until exhausted.1 Abernathy declared when tho boat began to rock rrom tho lorce oi the wind be took down a life bclf.j "Two of them came apart in my 'hands," ho continued. " 1 hey , black with age and rotten., I I finally got one down ami , tempted to put it on my wife. It i wouldn't stay on her. After being thrown into th" lie At The A It C A I) E Monday Sure ! I "HERE IT IS" the latest develop ment in scientific tone reproduction the Aluminum Dia phragm, assu ring NeW Tone Quality with the new Brunswick Portable Phonograph Price $27.50 (;lass drugs (Inc.) La Gra nde, Ore. Arcade SUNDAY ONLY 1 i ,1 and oh, the roars! of the field. "WEI)I)IX(J IIILL$" ! water whi n the Pavnritn capsized. Abernathy said lie held his wile In I his arms. 1 CUUtH am nee uie no unii never saw thein again alive. When we wine to the surface, I Maw two members of the eiew a hundred ! feet away, paddling lor .shore. Thi'i' iniiili' no effort to save thitsi' tin the wati I ortu came r. After a while alonx and we I rescued." ! The horls is Mofuauer's biat. water. -They were dMng b'low audi i-t-aehing down under the canopy j nf til(. um,. deck, which was sub-j merged. lor passengers," he d. -i elarcd. "TlicJ- worked until i: l(,,i 8,. wy were almost t-x- i U, listed." Captain Olson, he continued, 'acted as a captain should." Spli AY Spr.iyluy ALFALFA I wil h e;ieium arsenate We Buy for Less We Sell for Less Matliing Suits .Men's (III . woill rililirtl. sIIIcIhmI. illil eoloi-s'UMl-Inul, navy. hlncK. AH sl'.iv. .iio;l lutiKs uml ciiiir(irl S.VII lill.VV SI'fl'I.M, $2.95 Summer Shirts rinln wlill.'. nr rim; iiul il.v hroiulrlfif h. s.vi i iiiv scrrciAi. $1.00 Ui'Stroyeis of High I'rlces. 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