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Monday, August 8, 1027 LA GRAN IMS EVENING OHSERVKK Page Five Local News In Brief At iJikn Vi'.si4'nla . I Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Stoddard land children, Mux and ltuih, spent yesterday at Wallowa lake. . COMING EVENTS Oeiuber ((H-riitilo dale not decided oil Oregon Parent -Teaclier ossoclatiou couvcuUoa here ,t Sunday Among the J -a Grnndr visitors ut Wallowa lake Sunday were Mr. und Mrs. Wi 1 limn Wilson und purly. K,et Hay Here Mtw Iva Heott. of Elffin, visited I HMo this morning. lUw-k lo Work Alius l.rona Wuhlroff returned to her work at the J. t. IVnney com pany thin morning after taking a week's vacation. Eastern Oregon Doctors Elect Heppner Mali Bridge Dedicated To More Than Century of Peaceful Relations BlKI-'AUi. N. Y.. Auk. K AB) cuts nt the recent Geuevu mecthu A span ol stone und ntecl ueros-jover tin- cruiser problem. tin Niagara river flood today "I- .... (lin,.i;. Hpokesmeu uf C1- nincntK, I'remler Hnm- goVe l4'Mvm For Ontario Mrs. C. G. Grlitin and Utile Miss At Idike VtwtcnlaT Helen Ho' t Tt this morning fur Mr. anil Mr. Ward Kcwlr were 'Ontario when- they will visit Mrs. visitors ut Wallowa lake at their Griffin's parents Mr. and Mrs. 1". cabin .yesterday. E. Barclay. I ' - " The JKlaliy iH'Mir.ui i i iin hum. ....... In rt-niuiy of p-:.ci-rul relations nc-1 ...... otr,.i;,i v Kellogg, touch- n tin lulled States and Groat Uehtlv on I hi- C.eiiea Britain. ! (allure, hut Vice President Oawiv, Medii-all'ill ecremonU'8, nttclldi id j ( t,l.iy HH till' guest of 111. hy the Prime o Wales, his youii , , . f num( In Torontr ei- lo ot h"i rnnce (ieorge; ; u ( President Charles G. I'invcB, the1 mime ministers of (treat lirituin Hail TonMIs Itniinved Glen Sal ing underwent u tonsil fd., ration Saturday, ills condition Jl p'liorled to be good today. Mti tl nl loMlnc Mr. and Mrs. Claude Brndcti of this city visited relative ut Lost I no yewtcrdiiy. Back lVuni Kcadp (To YWI at Cove Mrs. A Hru Motzler returned to 1 Mrs. Ednuv Kckershy arrived La Cirundo thin manning iifltcr hr thla morning from Portland spending a vacation trip at 8ea- fand will visit at t lie Olio Kekers 8ide. j le-y home at Cove. She wan met , I by Miss Nell Kckersley. who is Yisltfil Hr liwi Scott, of Klgin, visited til I .a Grande -over the week end with the lliggiua family. Back I nini Portland Williain Boyd returned home I IVrce. Id:u this morn In if from I'orlland whorn lie wan culled by the lllneu of his sister, Mrs. William Hill. visiting with her parents from Ney. Spokane Hinpu' Hen Mr. and Mim. It. '. Anderson, of Spokiim;, slopped here yenterday. Tiny were KufHta at the Sonmier. On Wrek End Trll M r. a n d M is. Km n k Lilly and Mr. and -Mrs. Hill Temph ton and ltrl unts to 1'ortliuid Miss Anna Jann McMillan has returned after spending several weeks In La Grande to her home In Portland an the guest of Miss M a rg-a re t M oy era. I lot no From lort land Mrs. William Peare and daugh ter. Kathleen, arrived home this morninc on train No. '.M from of peaceful r-'latlons be About jdiysieians anr surgeons , ,xv of tlie Eastern Ori'Kon (tlsiriei ai ' tended the nniiual nifi'thiB "f the Km stern (neon Medical nsMH'ta tion which opened at Wallowa lAke 'Saturday und ended yesterday. -I Purine the business neswlon Dr. Mohnsun. of Heppner. was elected S 'unuda and the province ot U'l 1 president if the ussoeiation and j turio: Seeretary of Stale Krank II. I jr. .hdin P. tJrccory. f Wallnwa KelloBtf. Uivei nor AHred K. SniiC! .was eb-eted secretary-treasurer. und otii.-r olflcials. brollBht to a j Several physicians 'f note ad- successful culmination 17 years of dressed the session, amuin; them i effort to have the Ni'tKaru crossed heimi Ir. Pilfiu and Or. Pate Ala -, U( Uul'falo by a vehicular hrldtf son. both of Seattle. Or. Coffee, of. The comnum keynote of ' Puriland, and Or. V. T. Pliy, of sneeches at the exercises took th , form of VineriiMii nledae of frtendshlp.il i suite the outward clash of Inlet- H dtsavreed I Hot Ijike. I Three b'tal ibn-turs attended the mi'elhm. Or. C. S. Moore. Or. W. P. McAditry and Or. ti. L. lllnKcr.s. dominion seizetl ;he opporiunlty to declare that the instinct of self-preservation bound the English speakln'i peoples toK'ther In a bond I hi. I "will never break." Addressing himself directly I J the Geneva failure. Onwes declar ed it wan "unthinkable" I ha. Gi-eat llrltuln and the I'. H., th 'emnly phMire to the principle if naval equality would enter jm mutual lii ttlslj mid . coinpetitive i.uthitn-r pioKi.im-i i "iieeauite ineir eApena K.O.M. PICNIC AT PARK IS SUCCESS Alwut 2Q Attend Annual Event Claud C. Pratt Reelected President St STORES Portland where they have visit! n since early in June relatives and friends. Hero Saturday flernard Hum melt spnt Katur. day hero vlsttlng with hl par ents. Mr. HummcLt. Is working at Meacham Uuring Hie summer months. , l'lnr! Ftir Sianiliii? Chester Millerinc uppean-il it) th Justice court. this inornliitf a charue of speeding and was fined $10 and costs. '. N been mer from her home In the east, with Miss Kckles and Miss Ilulda An Ideisnn spent the week end at Wal ;lowa lake. Mr. 1 busty is con 1 Heeled with the Ileasty and (.ieorKe lillitiB station here. Baldwin Piano Company Opens I at Oakland, Cal., will be here some (time this month to join her par 1 nils. children. Joan and Ittchard. spent the wei k end at Wallowa lake. Timdls Itciimved Kd Mills and family were herft today from Pendleton. Mr. Mills lilt Ic daughter underwent a ton yl operation. They stopped at, the 'oley. On l i-liinu Trip Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Piitman left yesterday for Htg Sheep creek in Wallowa county, where. Ihey will spend a week on an outing and fishing trip. To Vl'lt ItcliUlves Mrs. It. W. Luughltn to J Wallowa county today and w ill .visit relatives there for a few' days. 'Mrs. Uiughlln is employed hi here. Sfient Yetrrlay at IWmurvllle Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Jack return ed home this morning form Bon-1 W'chVb stop: nevtllf where th'4" . were among j- : . ' the La Grande pcople- who attend- j" At Eako Yestenlay e.l the O..W. unit tiirnlc nd track ii Mr. and Mrs. Oharleii Reynolds meet yesterday. '. : '" .;, '-. .f-and sons Charles Jr. A new piallo si ore In La Grande, the Baldwin Piano company, was opened here today under the man agement of Lyle Conner, who has been special sulsmanager for the Baldwin Piano company for u nuni- n, M,.n to Baker- !l,!t "", hi,s bw" Mr. an) Mrs. J. K. Carpi nter and 'ed with the company for the past two children left this morning fur u year. Itctuni.N Home iv Mrs. M. K. Holding returned home 1 o lOnlerprisc thin morning I from Myrtle Point. Ore., where she spent several weeks visiting. S JACK AHEARN WINS TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP (Continued from Page i; ' "spent yesterday at W , Their son. Everettt, IaiL In Vallntrm-. Miss Lottie McCrfle; paied t'theni homo from the through Iji Grande this niornlnff , h spi nt a week at on her way homn to Wallowa ar.; camp. ter attending winter and summer normal at J.cwtston, Ida. w . and Marion lllow a lake. accompanied like Where boy tMOtit iheir home in Baker after visitliiK here with Mrs. O. A. PhlllpH and Miu Tom Carpenter lor about two weeks. the only ii'a uili "ctuslve and is In Wiillowa County Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kurgason and family, accompanied Mrs. Leona Ahilltidland and son. Edward, drove to Wallowa couiii.y yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Kurgason visited Mr. Kur rason's brother at Lostine and Mrs. Mulholland nitil son visited rela tives ut Wallowa. Leaves For Home ' ' Miss Catherine Orury left, this titnrnihi? fr hor huiii at I'rlne- jville after spending tho pas eight. or nine months In. La Grande with her unele. and .aunt, Mr. and. -Mr J. J. Carr. She will enter school, at o. a. c. this fail: '.r j I lime In Laki1- Mr. and Mrs. paity drove to Wallowa hi lerday where they spent th The store I iiiiimt store in 1 located In the new Melville hiilld- hmr. 1 41! 7 Adams avenue. A lull - ' stock of Baldwin phinoM will bo ; curried Including grands, players ... , and reproducers. About a carload .E. Wen him and " ... , n-eadv ties people About former residents of K:iis:ts. tiklahoma and Missouri tgiiihered at Kiverside park yester jiluy afternoon for the annual K. O. 1 M. picnic which Is held there dur jing the month of August each year. Each family brought basket land at noon a picnic lunch was j enjoyed, a part of which wan corn bread and molasses, for which the I three slates are famous, j In the afternoon a prour.im was given. Jaek Gray, who is conneet ed with the Eastern Oregon Music eoiunanv here. entertained with several old southern melodl several humorous slorleV. A quartet sang "Oregon for M which was coin posed by M Carter, of Cove. The election of officers for the; nest year's picnic tool; place in the j aftrrnoon. Claude C. Pralt being (reelected president of the K assodat ion and M rs 1 a b lected secretary-treasurer and 1 L. 1101 Adams Store No. IS La Gewiilc, Ore. ' SHIRTS WORK 79c Jlen's full cut work shirts of good grade blue or grey cham hray a strongly made shirt with two handy pockets. Sizes 11'. to 17. . M. .'ing day Ketuiiw to I'alo Alto Louis ("revelling left this morn ing for his home in Palo Alto, L'ul., after spending about two months In Ln Grande visiting with Sam Cochran, a fellow student at Stanford. Mr. Crevelling will re sume his work at Stanford this fall. To Vi?dt in I'mtlaml David l liatt lot I yesterday for Portland where he will spend a week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bowman. He Is the sun of Mr. and Mrs. Jack lliatt. jV-csti-y Men Heii- P. S. King, state 1'oreslry nmn of Salem, and U. H. Chapter and E. T. Mel a ni is, national forestry men from Portland, were here yester ifjiy on business. M r. K Ing left for Wallowa last night while Mr. Chanter ami Mr. MeOaniels return ed to Portland. They stopped ut the Summer while in La Grande. 1'onu From Baker Visit Mrs. Iroiie Stevens arrived home nint-pim; o;i trnin No. 17 from iker wliere"thu stiit- .several days visitinir with her son. eranu Johnson. Mr. Johnson who. at tended hitrh school here several y.ars alio, is now in a paint shop pirtnership and It; also connected with a Baker theater. Back From Fortlaml Miss I'lela MeKennon arrived home this morning on"traln No. (Ing after visiting with ?4 from I'nrtland where she snent TM rs. L. B. Mue and Mr rtmirinv vIslHnsr with her father. 1 L. L. Douglas for the past Kloyd MeKennon. Miss MeKennon weeks. Mrs. Fischer is a sister accompanied Mr. and Mrs. U. L. of Mrs. Moe and Mr. Oouglas. Mr. ltevnaud to Portland on Saturday. 1 and Mrs. Klscher will visit in Pay- etio. Ida., tie ore returning nome, lletorii Home Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Klscher, of Missouri Valley, la., left this morn- Mr. and and Mrs. three I In Baker Mrs. Jaek lliatt and baby son. I Biehard. went, to Baker yes lerday where they will spend about a ' week visit ing. j . and I Homo This Monilnii I Mrs. Itov Currey returned home Hoiih' I'i-oih lakc this morning from a several 1 Earl C. Beynobls, weeks business and pleasure trip in Portland. Mrs. Currey Is mil liner and buyer at HHPs depart ment store. ' ' - secretary of j the In Ion county chamber of I Commerce. has returned to l.a Grande ufter a weeks vacation: spent at Wallowa lake. He will ( take the remainder of his vaca- ! Hon later this month. Airs. Bey nobls and tlie two children. Mnr clllo and Earl Jr.. remained at the lake fur a few days. Go to Lake Mr. and Mrs. C. Hol;'.nieyet daughters. Elsie and Krieda . Kon st Grove, stopped here morning on their way to Wallowa ; hike w here they will spend about dinners, four weeks. In stock. Five or six will be employed by the company, j The Baldwin company has had, agencies in the various Western Oregon towns for a number of years, but this is the first store to be opened by the company In East ern Oregon. Mr. Conner passed through here a year ago on his way home to Chicago after attending a music dealers convention in Se attle and decided at that lime that he would return to La Grande and jopen a store here. The company's I factories are at Cincinnati and Chicago. Mr. Conner has moved his fam ily to l.a Grande and will make his home here. Ilis mother. Mrs. E. I. this ! Clincsniltb. has also arrived here And will make her home wun ine Miss Lucille Conner, who has just finished a business course ear's champions, defeating BIs cll and Chandler, of Baker, lhnl and Hover fell to defeat In t ie semi-finals agains! Aheurn and Gluts. Park Taylor and Eugene Cunningham surprised spectators by winning from the much-heralded Bclpl team In two short sets, a-1 and C-3. Tnylocjuid Cunning ham fell before Fred Fok and Bay Wilson In the semi-finals. Ktnals between the teams. Fox iiti'i , Wilson and Abeam and GIHisj wen- exciting, with Alien ru and Gillis losing the first set to t'ie Knlon-lmbler veterans. 6-7- Th last t o sets rati f!-4. Seuil-Fluals Sunday Semi-finals will be played nexi ; Sunday, according to Park Tnylo-. tournament manager. I ouhles scores follow: Howard and Little. Baker, won : from Slegrist and Oesterling. L'i j Grande, (l-:t, 7-f. Buyer and Hall. : Pendleton, won from lllswell and ; Chandler. Maker, fi-l. 11-4: Aheurn laud Glllls, Walla Walla, won from Ballantyne and Matoon. Bend-La Grande, 7-S. H-H; Wltbeiall ami Hubert. Walla Walla, won f i om ! Jean Taylor and Garrison, Lt Grande-North Pow der. b-S. r-. i;-;i; Niidcn and Speros, Baker, won from Oonls and Richards, TO INSTALL NEW LANDING FIELD HERE (Continued from rage 1) Obituary FIMTII W. OK AY 1 Edith W. Gray pnsse-d away Sat-1 urday at the Grande Bolide hos-j. ! nltal here following an operation.' Funeral servlees were held this nf ternoon at L' o'clock at Cove with Snod;:rass mid Zimmerman ' lit chai'-e, and Interment was made In the Cove cemetery. V The deceased was born In l'eoiv sylvania. For the past Oi year she has made lu-r home - with unele at Cove. She was A'J year Id al the time of her death. v points above Hot Lake and Booster peak, (In; former being on the property of ex-Govcrnor Wal- J ler M. Pierce, ami the latter on I laud belonging to the Kobys. Ant emergency landing field will be1 established on the old Oregon! Vc hunters of the south do not? Trail hlghw ay on land belong! n t Mil t heir quarry wit h firearms, to Judge Phy. j but i-rarlise the hunt as do lh', "Tlie beacons are mounted on l H:ltsli huutKmen ,10-foot fleet towers, contain a ' - ' -. .. . 1 .iMHi-watt lamp w Inch rotate once ln 10 seconds, and commer cial power will be used. opera-' tbm will Ih automatic, a sun relay valve being employed to turn tie? light on at dusk and off at day light. The device ta sen;;-! ivo lo any kind or light so that the lump will burn on cloudy or dark days," ho concluded. Pendlelou, ;-4, -l;.Kox and Wil son, 1'nlon-Itnbler, won f'oin M-r-rlll and Bay. La Grande. 1 , t't-'.l; Ballantyne and Loomls, Bend, won from t 'nnkand Miller, Pendleton, li-l, Taylor and Cimnlngha ni La Grande, won from Strang and Oesterling. La Grande, :-7, 4-o. LA GRANDE FOLKS By ED We Buy for Less We Sell for Less ! u K Visit Mr"' Alter vlsilintf "t Uu' 10. Clct lillBH linnir 'il HlKln I'm' ulwlll " wi-.l;. tin- Missi'H Kll.il'th mul l:ulh Vall.l.rp.jil or CIiIimko icl'l iiKirnlne fr roitlund where tiny will visil Willi tlu'lr mint. Mrs, V,'illi:nn 'i'libnipM'Hi l'forr ruturll- 1,11.- tn Hull' 1 "' in th" iMist. Mrs. ti i-1 1 In in Is n cousin of till' Missrs Jlll,l'TlO'l. On South Kcirk r iMr. anil, Tfm-Mrrh flmm, 1ft vrslofilayroV ii ffsliln:; Irlli on the south fork of the Wallowa i river. They w ere joined Kt l.os- line hr. Mr. nml Mrs. Hon Kunk. ,To To.-l I'utaluiv furmerly of l.a lirunde lint now of) II. G. Avery, eounly nisent. went I.ew lston. Ida. ' 1 1 Kiitrprin? this nltei noon w here ' . ' 1, J ' , i he-will lie until nliolll W'eiluesilny Hon' 1'nim I'ortlmid ; tstlnir potato fields for eertiflca- Xlr. and Mrs. AV. '('. I'erklus ro-Mion. Mr. Avery is siil.slltulinir lor turned home Saturday from a sllort G. K. Ilyslop. head of tlie liiriii motor tiin lo Portlnnd. Mrs. I'cr-. crops department of the Oresun kins' mother, Mrs. Kinney, who has I ABl leultural eolh t-e. w ho Is OninK lieen vlslllnir for several weeks In ij similar work in this section uf the l.a Grande areouinanled them as slate. fur as Portland -on lier way home lo California. ; ' . ' Islllnv; I ntlil'i' ('. C. llnlse and daughter, lOvelyn ;,-ried hen- yeslerilay Irom rort la.id. Miss i I wise will spend II week or hi visitiiiK with her father, who makes ills home in I.u Grunde most or (he time. Mr. llnlse Is one ol-llie OreK'in heads of the Weslern I'nion l.ile Insurance eoin 1 Miy all, I linn dlstriel olTlees 111 l.a Craude. They ilan to make a trip l,i Wallo.va lake durlllK Ml Judge's visit here. f, nt lo l.aki Mr. and : Mrs. i:d Unllin and 'ihniKliler, iieeompiiliied hy Mrs. Union's cousin. Mini Aliimulst, nil i t Pendleton, arrived In l.a Grande vslerdav lliornlliK and neconl l.auleil Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Stearns .r Itiis eilv lo Wallowa lake, where they spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. r.raun lornicrly lived in I.u Grande. Mr. liraiiu helm; employed in the (i.-W. frelKhl depot here. A I Wallowa IJiket-. Mrs. 1,. M. Iloyt and .dallsliters, Mvrtle and Mildred: -and 'Wlss AIOT A DO&CiOMEY AJO I AJO WITCH HA1EL' " NBL.ADE LEFT 5HrVING f kOft AJOTHING WEULkY nph CREaM J BROKEARE YOO'WHV y-; virV Puff ( pom't voo stop and 1 (- t&'W CjCsX fe Ufoc UP wrt WHAT 1' ''"Vi 35a" vy VOU NEED AT A In I he Hecoiitl round. Hall and Boyer won from Howard ami Little il-!t. 7.ri. Ahearn and GillH won ; from Wltheral and 1 'oberti. (i-a, i)-7, Kox and WUmou from Naden and Speru.s. i!-4, (i-1. Taylor ami Cunnln-'liani from Ballanlyiie and l.nomiN, fi-l. ;-:t. In I lie Hernl-flna l.i. A In arn and Gillis won from Hall ami Boyi-r, :i-G. (l-."t. !'-7 and l-'ox and Wllnon won from Taylor and Cunning ham G-l', l-:t. AEW FALL HATS I p lo I he hist mhkimI III s(!c (be liil word In qual ity, smip-briiii nmdcK lu Ki'eS tuns, b r o w u s und black. Fiiiicy and ciuilral Ing bands. Nllcd lo plfaft the ni n Hint Know Mle nh "ii 1 1;? M-e lliciu ;j.-r, ,- $:.(J5 - $1.95 NewYqrk5t5r2 Destroyers of Hiuh P:!cs.J Itninc l-'mni I'ortluml i ' Mr. und Mrs. E. I). Towier have j returned to l.a Orai)de after spend- Ins most of the summer in Port- ! land, Mugene, and coast points. 'rleda Klopfcn.lteln ' spent the j Mr. Towier is principal if tlie l, k end nt the lloyt cabin at Wallowa lake. Sunday they were joined hy Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Illn go and Mr. und Mrs. Charles I'hlylc Mr. and Mrs. I'luyle having also spent several duys of last week at the luke. . .. leal hij;h school and Mrs. Towier j ; Is a teacher In Greenwood school Oiere.' I Blades for all kinds of razors.. The very hest shaving creams, and a shaving lotion that makes' your morning shave a pleasure. GLASS DRUGS (inc.) La Gra nde. Ore. To Attc.nl Glailiola ShtrtT Mrs. J. Ii. Rhodes will leave this evenlnff for Portland where she will attend the Oladlola. sliowj liolh Mrs. Khodes and her husband make flower raisins their liohhy and have beautiful Burdens at tholr home on Spring street every yeur. Their blooms are conspicuous In the annual l.a Grand, flower show, especially In Urn dahlia and Blacl lola sections. Mrs. P.hodcs Is con. templatlliR entcrlnir one of tholr gladiolus In the Portland show this week. She will visit tor seTerut (lays 111 Portlnnd before returning to lier homo here. Hen- l or VMt Mr. und Mrs. Clarence Chur heneuu and I'amlly arried here yesterday from their home at Kiim us. Wash., lor a visit al tlm Charles Wagner and 1 1. charb cneliu homes of this city. Mr. charbeneau is now- manage Skugfi's store at Kanias. cliarhcneau is Mr. Itlnuiiei ter. ol a M i s. -SIS- Adults 40c Children 10c Shows: 2:15, 7 and 9 Arcade TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Will l.cuv- Mnnilnv The l:V. am' Mrs. "'. V. I Minn end lamily'.plan to leave l.a Grande the first ii next week for port Collins. Coin., where Mr. linun will ! ach in a Christian college there. They will make tlie trip "Y and will vjsit Yellowstone national nark en route. .Mr. I limn was l-rmerlv pastor of the Christian eliur. I, he'll, having resigned that position about two months ago. I I I I I "LEWIS" The New (iolf Union Suit For Men At ( LINT'S Here today for you. Tops For Golf Slip-over Sweaters White Golf Shirts Licht Golf Socks Light Golf Knickers Golf Shoes Golf Clothes Of ' Quality Moderate Prices Clint's Clothiery Tin More With A ConsvJeOc I VhdHI UcIrIUcm Hoiv Mr. und Mrs. Bay K. Kuns left I ,a t;rande tulf Kriday after vlt ftlng here Tor 1U day.- with Mr. rind Mrs. I. C. Bowner. Mr. un Mrs. Kuns have beon touring for tne pant 11 wfeks tun tire traveling In an automobile especially con stuebd by Mr. Kunn, who Is prin cipal of the Automotive Trades .chuol In Cincinnati. Ohio. The car I completely equipped for camping or traveling having pus- Mr tiger cu pa city aecomoiiuTions lor I wo and ehuirs for seven on occa sions. The car has storage cup hoards In the rear to care for linen clothing, cooking utensils and other Items, also two corner cupboards and two locker drawers. The Iwrth 1 stored under the locker drawers and opens forward six feet from the cabinet and stretches IS Inches above the floor. There Is a Hire-, hob- exhaust heater stove, which furnishes ample heat for boiling or roasting, and Is regulated hy a valve. There 1 a lu-ffullon water supply tank und r the floor, with :i irruOlv feed faucet. A trunk. 'by by :iti inelos Is built Into the rear or the car no-jy. i ne nour in covered with linoleum and tho car Is well v.nttlat.,. The wln ,ir.ws were of Plate glass, four of them being forward lifting- A bus motor is used In thr car. Beccittly he box. yhlch will handle :.0 pfimids of h e was Installed In addi tion to wash baaln. which fits Into the spare tire. Mrs. Kuns la I. C. Bowser's sinter. While Mr. und) lUck I'iimii Baker Visit Mrs. Kulph Worel and children. Dick and Marie. ret uined home yesterday f ruin a tw o w eeks visit in Baker. They were aerom p;i ne d by Mrs. Worel's Mister and brolliet-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. V. .1. Kobin .ion of Baker. Mr. and Mrs. YYoiel and Mr. and Mrs, Boblnson will spend Ihis week on a, camping and fishing trip In Wallowa county. lather Belter ' The Kev. .1. (b orize ';y. repnrls that his father, who has h.-eii 111 for several dayt;. Is much Impiove.l nnd Is now up and around the house. No serious alter effects are noticeable and he Is much Utb r. The family expresses slue, t-- ap preciation of the Interest mani!' s 1ed by members of the In-sbter-Inli church of which the IL v. .Mr. Waist in pastor, and by oth-T p. ople of the city. Yl-lllng Urn j Mrs. K. J. cilngiiiKsmlt I here Ihls morning from i Kan., for an extend- d her son and dauebier-in-la-.v i and Mrs. Lyle Conner who an line in th- Grande Bond mints. Mrs. Cin;lnif smith (greatly impress-d with the I" and prostierlty Bonde vulhy. i ar?'iv"l NeWtcll. isit with Mr. liv- ftf.art- of the Bu'luril" l'Aiing The Bev. and Mrs. G. A. 1'--!-lard nnd daughter. Jb b n l.eitsr . left lt fJrunde this iif.emi.on ter spending H. veial .lays here. Mr, Bollard came h ri- to take rhaiw of I he f unci a I servb for M ' Hannah Bennington. Tiny an driving to Berkeley, 'ni.. w Irere Mr. Bollard will enter i to t'.MifP pehool of r-'lmi'-n. Mr. I'nU.-rd was until recentlv mlniM' r ol tlo Baptist church of this city. v, ... k,,- were lu re they, nccom- ,M-ltliiu He( Hen- imnied by Mr. Hnd Mm. Huuwr. Mr. and Mrs. J. )', Ib usty inn i nioyeJ a trip lo Wallowa lake, as t lo tr iru tt lor a ( w ilavs. .Mi: Microti) lake ulid the South fvrk Ora lakbs. who P. :-ip. ndintr :-oo 30 RonaldCrQlmi.il '" , I (BY ARRANGEMENT WITH SAMUEL COLOVYN) l&?tvW pATTLES, mutiny, mad Aral. k Vl- I riders and 'udden death in the P'iic' i 'lot :i'ial-;i- Spine-tingling m.vs- i J tery, mui'dor, fire, heroism, self- ' sael''f'ce escape and finally tlie VS-fJ V- ' i astounding solution of a jewel V Vv j lhefL v v. STAR TODAY ONLY If I. Ui'.v, Ci paramount Cpicture t A Tit' v' lint. "WO i L I j r m Kpi nrj-; in m! &? VII Also Show inn ! PA11AM0UNT NEWS 1 F.hvai-c! Evj-HI HoHn In "VQ lM,I(TrT' 1 jot tii- vallo.-. rnu. " '
