La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 16, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, August 10, 1927 Pace Five Local News In Brief U lit the ..... nrTTlrTITl I,A uKANDri KVIMNUNU iuivvr,u - . . TTTT i ... 1 I a T nil 1 Iii OA I ITORI - - t HILL'S DAUGHTER Fromjuia' nsmii ... rrnmeriA f7 mill 1 1 i 1 1 ji 5' . . . I f Continued from race i) $ W -- I. QUIT IH'lUrn IIIU ni4i i"'r 10 i'omim; kvkxts S4'it. S lJilior clay colobrs IIiiii In I'll irainlc. Oct. ILVUN, Inc. ('oiivciillnii or th-egon rnrciit-Tcachcr Con tins here. Hero Today Mia. K. S. Spears, of I'liion. vis. lied In l.ii (.runtlo yeslerduy. 8he stopped ut the Foley. Spokane 'lullc llcrrw Mi, and Mrs. William Johnson. f spokuiie. slopped at the Foley yesterday. jirturns I" I'ortlnml I'lllll Mrdi't'Ror left t lis inorn ',g for li'r home III I'orllund alter visiting 111 l.a Grande for a short lime nl the 1'- 'Woodruff home. Back l'roiii Seattle William llipyil arrived home this morning from a short trip to S utile. Home I'roiii Western Oregon .Mrs. J. C. (.lulling returned home last evening from a s-verul weeks' visit In I'ortland, Salem and Sea side with friends. Here. Today M. 1.. Carter, of rove, elty on business today. Sister Arrtics Mrs. William Kneelione, of Kel. logg, Idu., arrived here this morn ing for a visit with her lirother, Charles W. Bowers and wife. Hero rroiii (ve .Mr. anil .Mrs. J. E. Mills and daughter. Dorothy, are vlslttnc and transuding hiiBlness In the city to day. Their home Is at Cove. now looks forward to Ills next va. ration, which he also plans to bo able to spend in l.a Grande. VMUHl Nlsier-ill-l.aw .Mrs. Kulie Mclnnls. Visiting Aunt Miss Ruth Urandy and Mrs. Alice. Ksler, of Marlon, lnd.. are visiting here for some time lth their aunt, Mrs. Lydlu Orandy and With other relatives. Miss Orandy and Mrs. KsU r have been travel In the west most of the summer and are contemplating locating In a western city. O.-W. Official anil I'niiilly Hero Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Bear and daughter. Jeanette, of 1'ortland, cndlng few nyi Hi re .Miss Klcanor Kid univeil hero this morning from Washington. She will spend several days 111 l.a urutldc. prise, visited hero yesterday with j stopped here yesterday on their her sister-in-law. Mrs. W. 1 Hal-, way to Wallowa lako where they Uml , will spend several days before re- . j turning home. They have been on ll..,..o From Vloasiido Trip an extended trip throughout the PETITIONS I. C. C. Favors Unification But Disapproves of I 'kin Now Considered ln- lA'avhiK for Seattle Joe Ualvln and I hive sons will Oregon cities. leave this evening for a Iwo week: vueatlon trip to St utile. .Mr. Cal vln Is an O.-W. conductor, being al present on the bruuehlinc train to Joseph. , ,.. it.,..,... ...t.scn re-lwesi. laiilllK HI scenic m"" turned home yesterday from a va- I eluding Yellow stone national park. Icallon trip to Seattle. Koap Lake, i Mr. Bear Is advertising agent lor other Washington and western tue u.-w. cump..i, Homo From Oirvallls Mrs. Ilert Holllstor and child ren. Jack und l.yda Mae. arrived III al HiiiH llu I. , telle Millcling Is collfllie.I ; ii.i. rt l.cruuse of ' home last night on train Illness. Miss Millerllig Is employed at the Tiffin. Cuing to I'ortlnnil MVS. Lilzabcth Block, of Acres, Kan., stopped here this morning on her way to I'ortland where she School Huperintemlellt L', will visit friends. Mrs. Block spent at the courthouse. u week or so in juscpn. llert? on Business J. 11. Booher. of llllguid, trans acted business today with County ,. Say re Here Today Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Klcklln. of : Huntington, and Mr. and Mrs. 1 Thomas I'ickiln, of lnlon, are via jiting In l.a Orando tetlay. To Visit l''rlciul at I'k'lio t A license to wed was Issu Mis Stanley Mills and t wo child- i morning to Muriuii llagt y. of llil nil hit thia morning for Kcho gard, and Vale lliniietl. of Klgin, where they will spend several days at the county court house. visiting with Mrs. Nell Gillette. ( It, Work nt rciiillcton W (Jiitlrtdgc left this inornln for rt nilielon where lie will spend prl.v alter spending ai veral days Mime lime working. Mr. Gutlrldge' here with her daughter, Mrs. Grunt )s i inployt'd ut the railroad shops. Lyman.. Marriage Lhviw Issued ' 1 this ,isiuiik "' .1 . I A. li. -Miner, snerin Oi uiion.. county, with .Mrs. .Miller ami daughter, Shirley, were guests yes terday at the V. I". Ballard home Home to rnlcrprlsc ; '"-'ond street.-TUO Miners Mrs. Frank Boss returned this! make their home at lillterprtse, morning to her home al Kilter No. IS from t'orvallis where the two child ren . spent the summer with their grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Hoi lister were In the east during the summer, Mr. Hollistcr having been a delegate to the" national B. of L. K. convention at Cleveland. O. I pon their return Mrs. Hollistcr left for Corvallls to meet her children. ah on business. ' child- ItctiiniM to Portland Goes to Itolsc s ACIer visiting In l.a Grande with Mrs. Mac Jennings iM,- I'aul Holier for about two' morning for Boise w her uteks Mrs. C. Brooks left tills spt'llcl several day! illuming for her ljoliu; In Portland. I " Home, to Glfiins I'Vrry l ui.iiiir mi Imiiaba j Mrs. Guy Lyons and thn . .,. ,i Mm. .1. K. Wooili ll and dnn left this morning lor their Mr ami Mrs. C. wale will leave noiue hi uieiuiw reitj lo.lay fur the Imnaha where tiny visiting will siM iid aljollt a week fishing her slst anil camplHK. I " " ' " .,: , ! Here From Portland lltniH- From Trli t Mrs. C. K. Cochran and daugh- Mf. and Mis. I.. W. Weeks uml tors. Ruth and Jane, of Portlund, mil Jlurold. have relurned from a are visiting In La Orando at the combined business and pleasure home of -Mr. and Mrs. George T. lrii to Boifie. They made the trip Cochran. I Vlsllcil Hero Yesterday Mrs. l I.. Henderson and child' mi. of Milton, visited yesler lay with friends In the city formerly tills Grande. will lowu Tliey made their home in l.a They left totlay for Wal- coulily whero they will visit. Ida., after for two weeks with -Mrs. J. A. Leake. Kfttlril Home ! Mis. 11. A. Thompson and Mrs. M. K. Thompson, of Boise, stopped at the Summer yesterday on their way home to Bols after spending some tune in wiinu ,nu. ni:w -yoitic. Aug. io .U' Crtira Hill l.lndley, daughter of James .1. Hill, "the empire builder" and her husband, Krasmus C. l.lndley. today made public a peti tion to the Intercalate commerce. cominlBslon to Interevene In tho Great Northern-Northern Pacific unification hearings. Tho peti tioners, who are substantial hold ers of the securities of both roads, favor unification of the ownership, control and operation of the North ern lines and the Burlington, bui stale that such unlfleullon should be effected through the limitation of one of the three roatls as u base, rather than through the in strumentality of a new Delaware company as proposed lntho ori ginal plan. Mr. and Mrs. l.lndley suggest that leasing the properties of the Northern Pacific to the Greut Northern would be more In the public Interests more consistent W illi the letter and spirit of tho tiiinsnortation act because the ., ' ' .Greut Northern Is u ' Minnesota WM;,s.e,'PM'...s. of Granger, 'corporation . with broad charter Wash... Is ylflltinif hr-.r will, iht .....lh..r Mn V U lirullliy H.I1U I Jl I" 'i.v-....u hi-j- si st its. . Mrs. Khonvood Wil- 1 101 Ailnnis Storo No. La iii'ando. Ore. Canada la to have a representa live In the San Frantisco-Hono lulu air race August 12 Majoi Curton O. Vshorne of Vancouver 11. V... a member ot Hie Uiitlsl Columbia air force. Major cur ron will fly alone. In a Fokkei monoplane. COVE I'ERSON'ALS Hums and Mrs. W. K. Ocsterllllff, and -with friends In La Orande. . JliiTS Homo Mrs. l.ydla Gralldy has pur chusod the Dr. Leo Bouvy homo at 303 Washington and has perman ently established her residence there. Mis. Orandy made her "home for more than 50 years, at the corner of Adams and Fourth where the new La Grande hotel is I now' belntf constructed. by car. MslHm: HeM- Mrs. Charles Cochran and ilililgll ters. It ill ll uml .lane, of Portlund, are visiting In l.a Grande this week with Mr. and Mrs. George Coch ran at their home on Second street. Droio lo llakcii 1 Mrs. F.d L'bell and daughter. Miss L'dilh Kbtil. drove lo Baker .today, where they will spend tho remainder of this week visiting. .umlx-r President Here K. c. Van l'etteii. of Ontario, l.cilie For l'.lenilHl Tri I Ore., spent yesterday and this Mrs. N. H. Wood and children, j morning hero looking after busl Horothy and Hyruin, left thla , ,.ss Interests In the city. Mr. Van morning for Bock Springs. Ner.. ! ivucn le I irealdent of the Van l'et and Klco, Colo., where they will tcn Lumber company, which has visit friends and relatives until office here, besides having oilier uboilt the second week of Seplem- xrgr lumber Interests. Including her. Mrs. Wood will visit with a pi8nta at Ontario and Pendleton. brother In Klco. On Way In Wallowii W. A. Buchanan, a potato grower stoii llcre Vostcnlay I of Baker county stopped in La ' Mr and Mrs L. L. Caldwell and Grande this morning on Ills way lo Mis : lila. L. Caldwell', ot Port-' Wallowa county on business. land, stopped here yesterday on ! their vuy east. They are making Paid line - N .. , While 111 La i . Charles Harris appeared in the . ,:,...i.. lltev were guests nt thu : Justice court yesterday on u . ,,.h,,r(r.. or leaving a cuinplire burn '!" . i: "... . . . , ., .t .,.. ,.i Visited at Walla Walla Mr. and Mrs. Boy Ciisick. ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lckley anil Mrs. Frances Carbine, spent Sunday In Walla Walla. Wash., where they visited with t....n....iu i',.r),itii. who In In the ,..,.. hospital there. Mr. Car. '.An orchestra blue's ninny friends here will be glad to know that hevls Improving. j LUMBER MEN LOCAL MILLS nesotu Is Hie setuul and legal status of a larger portion of the upproxt inutely IO.ciiu. tulles of railway line Involved than any other suite. They added It would be more com patible with the public Interest for a like amount of Northern Pacific stock than for the proposed Dela ware company lo Issue about Jf.uo, 000,1100 capital stock In pxchunge lor stock 01 the two northern lines. They describe the projected hold ing company as a "paper corpora tion of Delaware, without substan tial property or credit." ' I Tho petitioners, contend that Hie lilll'ication plan as proposed "y the railway executives would In cf lect exclude thirty per cent of the northern companies' shareholders from any voice in the operation and control for 9'J years and that It would be within the power of the majority during the period to 1 deprive the minority or any return Ion their holdings, as the rental lo be received by the Minority l would be subject lu the will of the majority. , , COVF. (Special) J- IK'cm. T. B Johnson und A. L. Becker left Wednesday for the Milium rungo to bring out their fat lambs which they will ship to market. llurvest Is progressing rapidly and the yield Is good. N. Duron is combining his Mil acres of fall wheat. Some farmers lire through ot, Ihetr Second CI'OP Of a H al I II. Mrs. F.lfu Goodman, of Portland spenl the lore purl of tho week Willi her plKler-ln-law, Mia. T. H. Johnson. c.riiinlioa Thompson celebrated her sSth birthday anniversary Aug. oug before the starting time. 13 noon. Pacific time, a heavy fog htm over the entire bay district and tho visibility was, not more than two miles. A heavy offshore fog was also report. id In the path picked by the filers for their chIIiii uted 22-hour Journey. Celling lxiw The celling" over the field hail reached 1500 feet, later coming down lo between. 300 and 4oo, so that flyers making their test flights ti Id be heard but not seen auoo Hint height. . Thcro was not a breath or winu stirring, a fact which caused some of the flyers to express a desire for a slight brcoio down tho run way. A "crush detail" numbering S" men under coiiiniund of Captain Burdetle A. Puller, arrived at the Held early from Crtssy field. Still Francisco. The men. members of the 3Slst service squadron of the air corps reserve, were to bundle any accidents urising ai inc. it.i. oft and usslsl In wheeling planes Into position. Julius Kulin Jr., son oi tue uue congressman, was a iiiemiier oi tho detail. Held Crovtileil Karly lu the day crowds had be- r, ... ..'l,l..l, ntttrk off three 'I"' '"'"' ' ' '"" 8 m'"1 ., ; . ..... r.A.i Ti... line of nark- . '"0 feet of San Francisco bay etl cars grew steadily US a con tinuous ribbon automobiles of all Ladies' Pumps for Fall $4.98 Brown with buckle strap and Cuban heel. A real dressy pump and up to the. minute style. HU. i the atari, lent u military ulr to the occasion. Fog threatened to shroud tho flying field as the take oft hour npproaehetl. An army plune cuino over from Ciissy field and reported ti low ceiling over the course. At Yerbii lliienu Island. 15 miles from dcocrlp.lo,i streamed Into the ulr- yyomm f c(jr What Tractors dragged heavy rollers 1 Patrick llemtl Ate over the runway smoothing out lr- " regularities to Insure I he rneers u ! fair take off. while several water sprinkling carls sprayed the sur face to lay tho dust churned lip by the whirling propellers. Batteries or Cnmera-s Around heatliiunrters a barlery of movie cameralilsn had install tt'd themselves preparatory lo film ing the scene us flie flyers swept 'down the runway und from the ulr I as they . made their way out friends extended through the Golden Gate. Throughout the night work pro gressed on three of the planis un der field flood lights. All night (Continued from Pate One) K1IF.-KII COATS HAISi: STOItM OF PHOTIT Holei Men Hens Mr. ami Mrs. W. C. llecklell. Mr, list Kroner, anil W. O. liingt r. ef Portland, arrived here last night. Mr. Bccktell is the colli ratiur for Hie new Lu Grande hotel l.', ,., Is I he architect whit I 'linger Is I he new malinger are stopping at the Foley. ling unattended ami was sentenced ' to pay a line ir and costs, which lie tiltl. Mr. Harris was arrested by Gerald Tucker, forest rultg.-r. Hero From Wallowa (Iran Campbell, superintendent I of the Wallowa schools. Is visiting in La Grande today, lie met his Mr. M r. They . eral Hell' From Fiilci'lirM' D. .1. Walker, county engineer of Wallowa county Willi heatl uuarters ut F.ntei -prise, was ill til" I, -lie ttnlav and called at the stale ; I highway offices here on business. '.Mr. Walker states that argieul weeks'turul conditions are very good in Parley Wallowa county this year. . wife lu re who Is Just ' returning hn, nicr visiting at Mont peller. j Ida., for some time. They will go Ion home to Wallowa this atier innon. Mr. Campbell states the outlook Is very satisfactory for a good football team ut Wallowa this ifnll. will furnish lullsle during l lie unti e. ..... . . v ui.;U.LM ( AP-)-Hoe-kld coals. UO an impromptu p.,.K....... , .....el firms us tho After dinner l iose of the vtaiiors - .-'' - - -who cure to go will be taken to h.lesl thing In women . fashions, the theater to fill the time until ' uve stirred up hornets nest. iin'..nek when the train Is sehed- I Parliamentarians, hunters. ....... ,.n roll!,, lit llOOtl HltnflSnlcn UUO lltl III.', tuts nt.,,...' ni. Her inuny best wishes. J Mr. and Mrs. Bay Baker, who have spent the past month camping on the Milium, came out last week and are preparing to return to their home ul Hccmlsloii where iney both teach. Mr. uml Mrs. John Chudwick. of l'nloii. spent Tucaduy ut the Nell Klght home. Curl Long and rnnilly and Miss Lrina Bollins. of Klglll. spent last Slinilay at the J. T. Beem home. Alfred Kennlson. gnvernillent. Irapper and hunter, was In ' tills vicinity on business' last week. I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gnssel vis- lied ut the home 'of :hls mother, Mrs. Nell Klght. lasl Sunday. George Baker Is having new shingles iKit' on liis house 'this weeV WASHINGTON (AP) 11 1-. written cook books antedating tlio Civll war n ml now In the posses sion of Mrs. Nancy F. Mlllice of Virginia, will be incorporated in an Old-Fashion Cook Book, to lie. published tills summer by the wo-, mull's National Deiuoerultc club. Mis. Milncc Inherited these recipe books from departed ladles, of past generations who thought, nothing of mentioning eggs by thu. dnzetl and cream by the quart., Most of I hem were handed down Crom muther to daughter for gen-, There Is always room for llil-, provemcnt. but no niun ever ft'-. quired polish from being rubbed, the wrong way. , t ll led to I Lulls Visit Alter spending sev her., with her slater. Mrs. I'ii li Mrs Iona Dlltaoll anil three ' - d eh ers left this morning for Boys Visit Grandmother I't.rtl'.ii.l where th.-y will Mall Tor BUI and Hen i.iimii.u, , It.ltlan.l wil i , heir. l.u. Idu.. spent yesterday Salt Lake lily. Imltle of Ntiin- here vis- t.ln ..ill. their gritlltllllOl IHT. .mis. i K. Jennings, before eonlinuing i their Journey home lo Numpa. . ..I.. i,....,. l, -it Kt.t'iitling the siiiii- ,w t- tttonl is Willi relatives t,, i vn- Kcturns to Homo M.-M tl.'itrv Film and w- i.i ..l,t... have been taken I ,'uin the Grande Itonde hospital land. " to their home on IH-pot street. I , , llllle girl was bom lasl I nura- " - . vuiiim- in West Mrs. Capltola C. Wanbough. of Chieago, stoppe.l liere over night ion her way to Wallowii where she , will visit with her cousin. F. H. i llrow uley. .Mrs. Wuiibougll was a I I cousin of the late H. W. Brlce, an j old-time resident. Of Lu Grande, anil .visited with a number of La Grande people w ho had known Mr. . 1 Hiicc. while here. She hus been1 Inn an extended trip through north- in stales. Canada, and calir- omla. this slimmer. While at Wal lowa she hopes to spend several . days at Wallowa lake. j:tvcpt lovers nave .loiueo .n imui.c lJnch of Hie visitors w ilt be pro- against "aucn a groan ... . . .-i.i.wi win. ..it eiivelomi containing contlemnlng young u o.i.y a photographs or the liaslern Oregon weeks old to iiruiai siauK.nei .o Pondosn .Sales, company's mills, to- satisfy the passing -whim of err- j gctller Willi samples oi ti ...ti-i..,., ed Pondosa line and .a l'nlon COlllily. cliainber. of common'.! booklet on the resources of 1 il ion county. The .lay anil weighed seven and a tiuur-1,1- pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Film have 12-ycur-old twin sons. will lAIMI'tl.,1 ll.MIIC Mr. ami Mrs. George H i,n exi.eeted llollie una from Portland uml Oregon Jim! Washington here: HlVV have been for III fio months. They Portland with their son. George Huntington Currcy und family. In M. Minnvllle with their daughter, Mrs. Boy Farley.' and In Toledo with their son. Albert Currey ami lainilv. Mr. and Mrs. Currey also drove' lo Seattle where Mr. Currey ..n..,..i...i i. n.tiinnul realtor's con tention. ' Mrs. Albert Curr.y and her sister, Kathleen McClaron. of , Toledo, and Miss Jane Stuart, of Scuttle, are accompanying Ihem ' home. Mlas Stnarl will visit here ..I.,,l l.v.. weeks won Ul Gertrude Wagoner leavo tomorrow inoiillng for Port ... ., .1 for It vis I will! I inn.' there. From Portland she ...ni eo to Turner. Ore., where ...in i i. n.l the summer coiif. rem .v.t.lng'of the Oregon Christian .a,.. Western society. J"ss Joe cities lllinv lier noin . past, resume her lnl '-- visited 111 the Willow scuooi lo Miss Beryl sliu she cnee I'hitlenvor ill ueeoin- La' Grande lo as leather in I'ft Yesterday fter viaillng here for about a month at the home or her sister, .Mrs It. K. Wesleiillnver. Mrs. A. II "i -oleum it left yesterday N.r Montrose, Colo., where she expects 1 spend a month before returning , her home In Kl Pas". Texas. While Mis. Coh-niau was nen- an, will, her slater ami l.rolher-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Weslenliaver. enjoyed an auto trip to Oregon beaches and to Canada. Hi.iiie I'iimii l''.xti'iidcl TrlH Mrs W. I). Vaughn and llltln daughter. Bonnie, arrived home this morning on train No. H from an cxlciidod visit in Oxartl. Cal., and Seattlo: Wash. Mrs. Vaughn anil daughter left June 1 4 for Cal llornla. In company Willi Mr. Vaughn who returned ufter a few weeks. Mrs. Vaughn visited In llxard with u slater. Mrs. K. I.-. Ileiteh und with her mother and two other sisters In Seattle. Mr. Ivuugliu Is owner of the Soiiiinor hotel. ' KING GIVl:s "V CAMP OLD HOMAN STONF. LONDON. (AP) Through the courtesy of King George, the Inler nutiuliul .Boys' Cnntp of the Y. M. C. .A. in Windsor Forest hits n di rect link with the Human Lniplre. : lis site was marked with a stone given by Ills Majesly. The stone Is from a collection of ltoinan uml Corlulhlan ruins brought from Tripoli In lSO by King George IV and exhibited at the British mu seum. lilts I i for the past few yr Mrs. l.eolu Poehler and in women." ' i Wayne, of l.ntld I iniyon. t. i. ii..,..i ii,;, t ir Hi,- rati be. guests at the Johnson home comes popular II w ill nieiuict! all , day. German game preserves, for the I .1. M. Oassot was a Lu (.rand ! .. r .. 1.1..I. u .....el. is '. business visitor tills week. I being done, since II will mean the 1 wholesale butchery und ultimule extinction of all young deer." Inspired by the Girniiin Asso ciation for the Preservation ot Gtiine und the Gorman Chnnlber of Huntsmen, nil parties of the Ittlehatag, with the exception of the communists, passed a resolu tion demanding "mat th" iteicn stag Hdopl measures prohibiting (he manufacture, advertising uml sale of all articles of wearing ap parel made of roe-kid skins In all the Gorman federated stutes." Mrs. T. B. Johnson was sur- nrlHoiT'llisf -Friday' bv li " Usir li-mli' drought her son. Chillies' I). Johnson, w ho li u. in. ,n ' 'I'hlu ...net. runic iron! .Mmm-sui.. n.- . - a, HI'S. 'Air King WOllit. .to i.M.u.iK '' long Hie wooluroc was being loan- I (,niUo,ls wul., 0f mouth or In ed with speciui iigmwe.K.iL s""" .veiuiifF. line shl.peu iront iu, n.-.s .. , Oklu. l:.rtl .leliseil Set U lllght'S W'OI'k out for his mechanic when he re- I tired by ordering- a new special pump Inslallctl. About six mech anics worked long after mliliilirlit ( installing the new device. ' , Livingston Irving, n Berkeley, wartime flyer hud his plane loaded- with footl supplies during the night, cure being taken to stow away the victuals In tho older needed. , Air King In Itlne The Air King, u biplane built In l.omnx. 111., the storm center of la controversy over Its carrying nullities: Ml't..ll fuel supply., was into the siatiiiig nno m Indicating that the son, w ere Frl- T., B. Johnson and family speni Sunday ut the Charles Hill home at Tolocasel. This was formerly the Johnson home several years ago. Nell Klght. ami family wero shopping In La Grande Monday.. Miss Florence Beem is spending ll,,. week end with Mlas Ada Breshears. It would lake nothing loss than u sundbag und brass knckles. to knock the conceit out of some people. tors, was made nrier n coui.to.,, . between Cuptnln c. M. Saunders, head or the starting eoiinulltee, and 1'. M. I.agron. business tlltill agor for tho Nullunal Alrwuys System. Half way down tho Held on the west side a grandstand was erer fur offlelulB and prominent citizens of the surrounding cities und the state. Spreading out rrom each side of the stand, rows oi gren benches uccoinmoduletl Oilier speelul guests. VI Hilary Air- ! Hundreds of uvialors In Hie lull- ! forms or tho nriny, navy and mur ine corps, milling about Iho cumps of the air niarat honcrs Jliat beforo We Buy for Less We Selllor Less WORK PANTS 'Hint stand Hie wear, look .heller, near heller and more ccon'oiiiicul Hum oicrnlls . $1.'J5 Ci-ry uml Tim 1 1 1 14 OKIN $2.50 IlLAVV KHAKI . $1.39 ' 1IH !; Bill OVIIHAI.I.S 95c Painters' lithm-mado m:hali,s $1.19 Ikatrnvnra (if Nifh PwCSS. LA GRANDE FOLKS By ED I HAO A PERpeCT RIGHT "TO ASK YOU THAT QUESTION VOU BAR.CA'iTlC FOUNTAIN OF KNgw.cvor.; HOW WAS I TO KNOW: -THEY SEEAA $0 PCEASEP TO 3ELL AA6 STAMPS . WHBM 1 ASK FOR THEM AT I'mie and aunt, V. N. lson. Mr. uml Mrs. A. ! by Mopped Here Mr. and Mrs. Will F.rnst. of Columbus. Neb.. Htopped here, over week entl for a visit wnn -mis. n,....v an. I Miss Jlerlliu the i M. Appndiomloil Here An likliiht.uta sedan, tlrlv A. I.. Melrose, was taken Into cus to.lv here vesterday by the police. on Information furnished from i" Vale. (Ire., whore It Is allege,, ...... .... , .lisnoao of Hi B. rger before n'turnliiK Home unei an extended stay In the west. They so Impressed willi mo west l nd Visit Hci-e After visiting at the A. J. Van Valkonbiirg home ut f,o4 Spring street for several days. James I. Welch of O'Clalr. Wis., and daugh ters, Miss liorolhy Welsh. of lli'lnir and Mrs. C.eorge Ouvln. of Milwaukee, left this morning for their homos In the east. Mr. Welsh Is chief of the fire depart ment at O'Clalr and lias been In Portland attending the national fire thief's convention. Tiny will stop at Denver and Sail Luke City und other points of Interest on the return trip. Mrs. Van Vnlkenburg is a sister-ln-luw of Mr. Welsh. 1SAY PEAR DOESt BEAUTIFUL BUT ANYONE AAAKB Al PUMB LIVED I uAn. ViV rXS I VA ITU UP COD I V IMTAGiE STAeAP5H, TOANP STILU - 1 V , I "-X " 'ns?s. i rrm OLA5S DRUGS ; Does rather surprise folks the way we wait upon small wants. Well, you see it's this way iimnr. nvn nnlv so many hours in a day anil being pleasant doesn't cost anyone a nickel. GLASS DRUGS (inc.) La Grande, Ore. gfl ycjCt& Star' I - A R C A D E TODAY AND WEDNESDAY ;iHiihMajU'.d Here Again to Thrill You! ehi'i.Mkii and return i 'o sedan crowned unoi... . " ! ....,,, t v, from th,' ron.l. Mr. Melrose m-' ' ,,.,,.. "It is as hard Phalieally denies this alleginio... ()r,.Kn as if II were al- ' ever, declaring th.it the .H; ''f .,.,,,,. r. ,.:,nst hut was entirely duo to the otmr . . Mrs Anthony ami ssnoss. l once .in 1 i...--..r are distantly related inv..r's enrol. -s; 'f'Wiilliig furtht'i Vale. Information from to Mr. and Mrs. Krnst. McKibbin Hats For Fall In newest shades-Tans, Hrowns and Greys. For Men and Young Men of 1 oday. $1.95 to $9 85 HATS OF QUALITY I r "THE STORE WITH A COrVSCENCE Men's and Boys' Outfitteip ; Left Today l':iiaign Clarenee Ford wilh Mrs. il-oril ami llnir two chllilron. liar I ,.iice Jr.. and Lslher. of Salvation 1 Army lloaibiuurlers of Santa Boss. ul.. Blurted on their return to Cat jiloiniu today lifter spending two days with the ensign's purtills Mr. ' uml Mrs. V. N. 1'ord, of this rlly. i:nsign l-'t.rd was at one lime un employe of Hie Lu Ornnile Kvelilng Observer uboilt 11 yei.rs ago. He w lis ulso employed by Walter Iteut er in the Ilert Cross drug store here lor u number of yours where he made many fri-nds. During Ul timo when Adjutant olive Chlld. rs. laughter of Iho late Crank child em. who was at one time sheriff of l'nli.n county, wus In charge of the local Salvation Army Vr. Ford l.,i:imo a Salvationist nnd has given liis life an.l service to the oiL-ani.atlon. und will have spent . i-i Kervie,. in the nriny S lt. i:,. Both Lnslgn and Mrs. Ford M.,.l... dining the Sunday evening services a! Hie local hall In the nb siioe of the loenl ofrleers who are now away on a vacation, l-.iisign l or.l commented on the growth :,.i.t iini.rovenioiit in !-a lira!, do during lll'j lal tlir-.ts jur,. llo FAMILY NITE TONIGHT AT THE STAR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ADMITTED FOR ONE ADMISSION Family Admission 50c Sinclc Admissions Uoc and lUc buddy roosevelt "retween'dangers" Drama Intense and IJicatli-taUing Buddy's Most Thi illina I'iclurc COMEDY And FABLES WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM V JAMES CRUZE PII00 UCTION THE Covered Wagon'. And l'a.'ainount Kra.y Kat 'SEALINCJ WHACKS' .Starling Tluirsday-"CON YOV"