La Grande evening observer., January 10, 1928, Image 5

Tuesday, January 10, 192s
EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Fag
e Five
1 Local News In Brief
IIi'th JYom Kljtfii . s
: Mrs. B. K. I'roeki'tt, of EIkIii,
was a I.a Gran (lit visitor yustvrduy.
lfr-ru From Elgin
i!r. H. H. Wcutliorspoon, of
Klein, visited In la Grando yra
trdy, stopping1 ut tho Kok-y.
Ilriv TYom l't'rry
lra. GoOtko Ilierkt'l, of Perry, I
was a La Grmuiu shopper yester
day. ilorw on Hiishiessi " i
I K. Helfrlch. state utfi-nt for
AAw Security Insurance company,
)fc here "from I'ortland on business.
From I'ortland
( Georee A. Mercer Is in this cliy
froKi I'ortland on business. He is
tvfth the Aetna - Casualty com
Jany. Meeting Tomorrow MuM
The home marketing commlt
flee of the Union county cham
ber of oommeree will meet tomor
row eyHntngy at eight o'clock .at
the chamber -of commerce offices.
Confined nt Home
Kveivtt -Keown- hus been ill t
Mh boine 'at COS; Washington nve-
puo, for several' days. He has aj
severe case of tonsilltls. I
Hen? From Portland ,
.1 KnclM'l. of Portland, who
- - r f
is connccieu wuu ";. - Portland where she will spend
I". i st-ppln at th? FoUj.;. rest of the winter. Mr.' Rua-
. ) ' VJ'fi'H 's " Baker where he Is look-
Spemllutr Month in C It y- . - after his interests In tho meat
Mrs. Turner !iver .has. gone to ,)acklnff companv fn that city and
Portland, whore she wi I. remain ,H aao v,8lt,ng wllh his HOn-ln-law
-or a month . or longer visitlnff. . J and jaur, Mr, and Alrs. j. A.
, . I
lltu'k at Work '
Krank'Maguirn Is buck, at work
hi the Hooveiv Meat market after
being uhuble to1 work for a week
no..'' jVf -iii-i Inlnroil liHnil. Hlfl
hand vvn cut quite badly about a .
week ago. . - .: '
irt-uvi-s for,tWi!ee
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) ' ',',.,iv fnr ftdlae
:ZJPo!r
In a music store and with an or
chestra. Mr. Butler played tho 1 u
local orches-
faxophoni!-- Willi t hk
tra. '.V ";V V.
SiH'iidlnn: AVinter In Portland
Mrs. J. Al .Ruwo.ITleft last week
for Portland whemwhc will spend
the nst of the yinter. The Rus-
sell hoTne. iu-re .Is IftOJ Third t
street;
pmmiiMT is in v."
ler
of Mr, and Mrs. Ben Itetts. Is
mill
Ilk Sh is.a sLuclent at en-
'".' r" . . . .
j.val grmlj.'- SejM0!.. m" "as not een
svv.il ii. Ituki'r . .
I n-llecent White, manacer of llio
in man cihv '. iinitKriiy If-re, and
Mtn. Mlw ll'arbara lliatl. went
i.. linker (loilav ti visit relatives,
They, will.' return
iK. Miss lliatt planneu .0 rv.
ti-eatni'-nt
uurins
lii r Btny.
iiri- I'miiL I mbler
, , -mIhh l.ola Ousklll. of near liy
hlrr, vas tfiv. T-a Omnde yestcrdjyj ,
Miss .Gusklll n-cently resided Her j ThHt MlHS Isabella Miller is de
position ut the 1'nlted StatcsNa- , injg eX(.e,nt work In the Krunkltn
lionat,; liank..
1 j
lien- on Itiisiiicss f
l'ortrr Kinff. assistant 8,au! t
fin-ester, from KnJv'niT arrived this j
morning and wlH he a business vis
lior liere for alday or so. He was ;
iw by U'H.yitusscll. district urc
wurdeji. witjiwhom he, will trans
act buslnifss. -
Vnioir lo Mtt
i Tho." Meateutter's
1nlon
will i
meet tonight at ,7::HI O'cloCK ai ine
Nomln-
Ration and election of officers will
take place.
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V-llciv on Busini'sfj - - ,
Itobert Christman. cily attorney
of Widlowa, was In l.a Grande yes
terday1 and" is 'at' t'nion today on
business, v - v
Clint's
Greatest
January
Sale
NOW GOING ON
Men's and Young Men's Suits
Special in 4 Lots
at
21.45 27.85 32.35 38.75
SAVE NOW
.,UNJ (WTHIE
WTHE STORE WITH
IIiro From Fjitnrprijso
Jtoe Huclianan, of Bnterpriso, In
a buHlniHs visltoi hero. Ho is at
the Koinmer.
Il it From I laker
James H. Nichols and Blaine
Hallock. of Uukir. aro stopping, at
tho Jji Grand-. They aro hero oj
legal uuHlnetts today.
Hero From Wallowa
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Church, of
Wallowa, arc at tho I -a Grando
hotel for a few days. Mr. Church
Is manager of the Bowman-Hicks
Lumber company at Max vi lie.
Anhy laiitcliur Horn
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H. Car
penter are the parents of a seven
pound baby daughter, which was
born this morning at the homo at
21(17 North Kir street. Both the
mother and buby ami fitting along
nicely. '
To Visit Father '
Mrs. Jack Goltz, of near Baker,
fa-topped overnight at tho Snmnier
hotel on .her way to Wallowa
where -alio will visit her father
and mother. Mrs. Goltz makes
n,,r home nt the Baker-White Pine
Lumber company camp out of
Baker where her husband oper-'
ates the loading rig.
Spending Winter In Portland-
.. .irs. j. a. uusseu lei
Mrs. J. A. Itusscll left last week
Cox, and two sons.
1 1 civ l-'i-om Itedmond .
Air nn,l ff f1 K lafii on.l
son. Donald, arrived 'h.-ro Sunday!
nlffht lo n,ule tliclr home. In
Grande. They previously have lived.
1 at Itedinond. Ore. Mr. and Mrs. (
j Carver are the' parents of Loren
Carver, associate owner of tho
Ifnvjil lmi'licr' xlinn
Accompany-'
'"B bis puri-nts to r.a Grande was
obler son. , awrence. who re-;
turned home to Redmond last'
Ponuld tarver will enter
h, school here at tho beginning
of the second term.
I On Way Homo
Arthur A.. Miller
Inj-a Grande yesterday un-hiB wny
liome to llilon from Portland.)
William lbbin was also In' this
elty on his way home to vmon: " . . -
from the Western' Oregon city. V ' e Hl-lJads i will - hold their
Both 'drove to Portland before tho VaUUary meeting tonight at the
'storm there and were compelled'
lo remain longer than tney expec-;
u-ti. i ney snippeu ineir cars iroiu,
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rnniui u hih imiu oaimwu,
tlre. . AeconlluB-. to 4Uoi th. - o.
hvtVo 14 Eastern Oreffon ears shin-
iieuvis far as While .Salmon on i tie
sam train (hat Ihelr cars were
shipiM on. 'which,. -w-ere tn .Po-.'
ldat the time ol the orm4,:
went' unable to leave. bastern
,,,anieue vawey nx inc. o,
IIH- sionn lion f realize nuv. uuu n.
.1
lOcclnrcd Ihut storms In this section"
are nothing' compared with It.
Di-ts OpCi-etta v .
junior Mk school or l'ocaieno,
Ida.. Is told In articles appearing
i in i ip I'ocuie no iriuune hiiuui iiu;
nnnual 'operetta Riven by the
j,riloo this year which was said
(o c onp nf tnc most 'successful J
pyer presented". Miss v Miller, Is'
music supervisor In the Junior
hlfrh school, and the operetta was
given under her supervision. The
' operetta presented was "Tulip
i Time' bv Morgan and Johnson.
ini., thn first Htne two nerform-
unei.B w,,n, BVl.n un(1 ll0t11 Werc :
u,(i,,i11(i tv reeoifl nudiencps. the
artirjP reads. "Good singing by
the choruses combined with an
excellent cast made the- operetta
one of the most successful ever
presented by the school. To show
their appreciation of the work and
interest Miss Miller had taken in
the prodm-tlon of the operetta the
A CONSCIENCE
cast and chorus presented Uer
with a bouguct." In addition to
teaching In tho school Miss Miller
Is studying volro "with tho Ade
laide Anderson school of music,
appearing in a senior recital given
by tho school recently. Her num
bers on tho recital program were
"Prayer Perfect' by Stenson and
"Tho Blackbirds Bong" by Scott.
Miss Miller ts the daughter of Mm.
M. M. Miller, of this city, and was
music teacher lit the high school
hero before going to Pocatcllo.
Both she and her brother, Hoborr
MiHer, who has been employed
with tho Sedlngrln Contracting
company, of Portland for the past
two years, spent tho Christmas
holidays In La Grando with their
mother. Miss Miller returning to
Pocatcllo aovcral days ago to re
sumo her work In the school there.
and Mr. Miller going back to Port
land.
limit From Portland .
Del Allen, local boxer, returned
home today from a trip to Port
land.. . . n
Stopping Hi I-a Grande
It. B. Barton, of Washington.
D. C, Is among tho guests at the
La Grande. . ,
Homo From Portland '
Hugh K. Brady, attorney and
justice of tho peaco here, returned
to La Grando this morning after
a business trip to Portland.
Hail 0ratlon t'
Miss Marvel Rhine, who under
went a tonsil operation bvter tho
weekend. Is roportod to bo getting
along nicely and- wiil bo able to
return to her work within the next
few days." i . . , ' 1
Vlsltctl From Joseph '
Mr. and Mrs. Max Wilson.' of
Joseph. , spent, yesterday and this
morning in La Grande, stopping nt
the Foley. Mr. Wilson Is an at
torney. . '
Homo I'Yom Fori laud vv".
' Mrs. Orson -Brandt httH;rotiifned
home from a visit In Portland. Pho
(Tone about two weeks The
"Court apartments.
" ' . ;t
Here From Hakct '
I.. H. Jrln was In Ua Grando
todHy, visiting with Mrs Irvln and
transaetinff business. "Mr. Irvln
.nakes his .home Mn ,.aUer. where
ho Is ht business.
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l;nttases Barber
Juines Rosetyall has been, en
gaged . as a barber at. the 1-a
Grande Hotel barber shop, .owned
of Union. was;"ly George Perry. Mr. Rose wall
is formerly pf Mpokuno and Lnion.
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uy iiau nt o ciock. inn mon.n
f i "
, -
lhl ninntli linlll tonltfht.
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- Uolm, ,,,, lvwsion
Mrs. Waller It. ParUefi returned
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, , . , .,, -.H ,,
, .. .,,. ,.ii.i i.
w0 rl,ccnly , prInoted
f . .,, ,,, Md
J'arlier wlir.Join her hlisliayid tliero
)ip o(
: m , , . ; -. . .
senator KMilIc IKinic
Portland Is still too cold 'for
I comfort, according to Senator Kred
K'. Jviddle who returned home, this
mornlnc; from- a trip to .Salem,
where he attended a meeting1 of
the public service commission. Mr.
Kiddln went on to. KuKene for a
snori vihu www ins bihkt, .i tb.
Itobert Karl. The senator was a
passenger on train No. 24.
""'" iwimw .mwi '"'
Bound for Wallowa on a short
business trip, und Incidentally In
" warm i innra. wus n. w.
if a bo company; of Portland; who
arriveu acre un imm ou. .i iinn
morning. fc,,TeS. our weather in
rertiund Is a Httle unusual, let's
talk about something else," the
loyaN Portland, semmlngly loath
tosuy anything which might or
feet the good name of his home
city, told a reporter. Mr.' Green
flndstbuslness conditions generally
good ; In the western part of "the
state.J
Fires Come Thrice
The old udage that "misfortunes
come In threes" has been most-
forcefully brought to Mrs. Sydney
Happersctt of this city, who has
received word from hr uncle. At
torney Sam' Gravo, of Holdregc.
Neb., that three homes. In the
same block, and ull owned by him.
have been damaged or destroyed
by fire, with In the last three
: weeks, tine homo was practically
destroyed and the other two were
damaged to some extent, accord
ing the leter. in which Mrs.
Happersett's uncle did not express
the opinion that the fires origin
ated from Incendiary causes, but
thought them u disastrous twist of
misfortune. Mrs. Happersctt form
erly made her home with her uncle
I In Holdregc.
Chaing Kai Shek
Takes Reins A gain
! NANKING. Jan. 1ft (AP lvn-
era! Chiang Kul-Shek has again re
sumed his post of Rinarullsiiuo of
the nationalist army and today an
nounced his Intention of proceed
Ing to t he northern front in the
province of Shantung Immediate! v
to tHkc personal command nf the
drive against the northerners.
General chiun Iraucd u statement
throughout Nationalist 'bins ap
pealing to members of the kuomln
tang. or nationalist political organ
ization, and to the public gener
ally lo lay aside "petty differences,
uniting their strength for the suc
cessful culmination of the nation
alist revolution and the cut pure of
IVklng. '
HUNT TO TESTIFY
AGAINST HICKMAN
" V. 1
Confessed "Pal" of Kid
naper, Killer, -Will Say
Defendant Was Sane
IXS ANGELES. Jan. 10 AP
We) by Hunt. 16, confcssi-d holdup
accomplice of William E. H'ek
man, alleged slayer bf Marian Par
kef, today pleaded not guilty to
the charge of murdering C. Ivy
Thorns, a druggist. . Both boys
have confessed they stuged the
robbery during which Thorns was
killed. Trial was set for Feb. I,
I.OS ANGKI.KH, Jan. 10 ( A P )
William Edward Hickman's con
fessed "pal" In crinte, 1 (J-ycar-oltb
Wei by Hunt, probably will be al
lied, with his court accusers,, the
prosecution forces In Hickman's
trials for the slaying of little Mar
Ian Parker and C. Ivy Thorns,
Rosehlll druggist.
. This became known last night
when It was announced that Hunt
would testify against Hicknum In
the tuttcr's insanity defense to the
(wo murders. Hunt's attorney,
A. Grey Gil more, said his young
client would testify that Hlckmun
was sane and always had been
sinco he' first tmibnrkcd on his
known career of crime. "
At least one concession had been
won by Hunt In his defense against
the indictment which charges him
Jointly with Hickman of the mur
der of Thorny who was fatally
wounded when the two youths heW
up his drugstore on Christmas
I eve. 1926, and engaged in a gun
battle with a police officer;
Juvenile Trial
Following a series of conferences
held - yesterday Deputy ' District
Attorney Forest Murray announced
that Hunt would be tried in juve
nile court, a point for which Oil
more has contending. Murray said
It would be Impossible to ask the
death penalty In tho case of Hunt
as. he is under the 8-year-age
limit. '
If given a life term it would bo
possible for him to win his release
while stilt a young man the prose
cutor pointed out.
If he we re sent to a re Co r n i
- school until of age and then re
sentenced lo the penitentiary., he
U would serve seven years before hi
J would be eligible to have his sent
j diced fixed.
The superior court arrnigotnent
of Hunt has been net for today.
Gllmore, who previously lias 'de
clared that Hunt would plead
guilty to the murder charge and
throw himself on 'the mercy of the
court, hife" last niglrt 'resumed his
stand and said his young client
: would plead not gullly. The at
torney said Hunt's defense would
stake his own testimony against
that of Hickman; the authorities
previously have declared that the
: bullet which wounded Thorns was
of the same caliber as the pistol
carried by Hunt.
BACK TC MIS nalive
land goc? iwnnr Migurl t-ru-haga
rocornol. '"lean
imbasjatJot to llic n'd
Stalr ' " - " '-,lre-
BOSSING Unclf barn'i Iwl
llc fieel will Isr the new job
of Admiral Louis Rudolph
de Sfeiguer. He's thown
hereafter taking command of
hit flagjliip, the California- -
Why Mildred!
I Ittle Mildred Marc a Pinkenteld of New York City Is a perteet baby
and a that? b, . he loVea her cake. Mildred If shown after she had
fasted . piece thVnther day on the occasion of her first birthday party,
lasten Piece r hcrsef r)gM t home
$26.50 A Month Columbus' Wages
... For Task of Discovering America
CHICAGO.' (AIM Christopher
Columbus received an. annual sal
ary of,, tat while, ho worked at
the' job of discovering Aiuerioa. Ills
trusted aides, CaVtulns Martin,
Juan, and Auton Perez, were on
the payroll for IlIC! each year.
Prof. Rugo, German investigator,
hus figured out the actual cyst of
the Columbus expedition in terms
of. todjfy's 'money,.' It has been
learned at "Northwestern University.
. The monetary unit then was the
maravedl, a term of Moorish ori
gin, and all historic documents glvo
(he cost of tho first personally-conducted
tour to America's shores at
1,140,000 maravedl. " ' . ' V
The good Queen Isabella, after
she KM' gathered ip-all the loose
maravedl who: could lay her hands
on and had augmented the pile by
UMATILLA RAPIDS
HEARING OPENED
, '..t-r j 1 1 . ' '. . , ,, , velop 4Uu,lMM boi sepow:r of dec
'' r tiic energy. ' 3011,000 of -which
SGliatOr SteiWer and GeO. could be used for commercial pur
fj I3aei' FilNi" WitllPSPt; .poses and tjio remaining Jao.ouu
V' 1? . L- j horsepower for irrigation. The
v .. .DCIOre. GOIUnilttee . r-, 'v. power . for commorelal piirpoHes,
: . . .' .. . lie said, could be sold at a rate of
WASH I NGTON. JanV : 1 0 ( A I')
A hcnrihK on thij t'biatilla rapids
duin project on the Columbia river
between : the, states ''of . Washing-,'
ton and (regon, was -heldby, t.h
senate-' irrigation ' cbiuhili.V'e,'. today
on -the eve of thp'dmfujr? into pro-
posal: relating--'to theCohtmlda
baslh project, tISWr '.which ' wo'ulrl'.
race .1,000.000 acres of land In
thn slate of Washington and ultim
ately cost $300,000,000. .
In the Umulllla rapids project i
it is proposed that ,the IT. S. im
derwritu 45.0OO,oO0i in bonds lot
insure construction of a dam 57
feet IiIkIi. The bonds would be Is- i
sued for a period of 60 years,
Senator Sllewer,- republican. 1
Oregon, was the first witness, oul
llnglng tho proposed protect
which would bo. Used for the gen
eration of power i for Irrigation !
HELEN OF TROY
ihown Yittt in one of htr
ptnsivt momtnU. Mari
Cotdj it taking iht part in
the "Viclure. "The Private
Lite of Helen of Troy."
Look at You!
taking tho Qtmlly jewels to a
Spanish uncle," Imd the round
.stun of $71!!(l to give the ambitious
voyager. The city of-Tains s,craped
together a few maravedl nud came
acruss with $7500 more
tt
the course of tho centuries the
value of the maravedl decreased
until It was hardly worth a quarter
of a cent.. , ,
Huge enmo to the conclusion; lif
ter an examination of varioiis de
crees of Ferdinand, that the mara
vedl las worth less than three
quarters of a cent In modern money
n the time Columbus fared forth.
Ills plIntH received Jli-'K to $tr.1
annually, and tho'iiulon scale for
the sailors of the vessels was $2.45
a month. The fle"et physician's sal
ary, was all of $3K,B0 a year.
'purposes and commercial use.
George. C.Haer, secretary of the
Umatilla Huplds association, went
into technical details relating to
tho proposed unit, lie said the
: dam across the rapids would dj-
.'1.2 ntHis per kilowatt hour. iU
said Iho construcllnn of the dam
would In no way violate any gov
ernment policy . and the loan of
$4r,uoo,ooo would not set a pre
cedent. v -
vnirflmKfC(
LUA lllllUJNo
I VI 1 A V 1 1 Vfl '
SATISFACTORY
(Continued frcm Page 1)
(Continued from I'age 1)
1 it A. ItohueiiUainp and lliuer I.
Stoddard.
G. 1 J.nrison , wasi re-elected
president, J. C. Mucpheison, vice'
preHldent and manager, and 11. !-
Dixon, sccrutary-treaaui er. Other
members of (he board of directors
am A. .1, .Stange, .1. Hons Leslie,
of, Joseph, and l-'rcd Dulll, of En
terprise ,
Providence Man
Attempts Suicide
SEW YOISK,
Allivrt Sin k Jr.
I'nivldeiu'i', li.
ilnxtklyn holol
Jan. I". (A I') A.
a Htia'k liiMiker of
I. wuh fmtjicl In a
onrly tuiUiy with
hlH throat KluHhoil. I'iii(-t Hairi he
had atlenilHcii Hlili'jilc. Suck wax
taken In a hnilliil where hlM r:un
dlliixi we.K deMerlhed an Kerhiui.. .
Mi-h. Saek tnhl the palliM! her hux
hatul had been ill tho lanl year and
I lately had been melaneholy.
l'ollec waid the cut had liecn
liuidu with a.'Hafety razor blade.
caij.s mi;i:tin(;
WASHINGTON.. Jan. 10. (AIM
'I hi senate hinds com mil tee has
called a meeting for tomorrow to
map out u course for Its Investiga
tion of tho ContfucrltMl Trailing
company of Canada, which was in
volved In the teasing dT Teapot
I iiiiiki naval oil reserve hy Hurry
!. Sinclair. .
;ii: s di: isIiin
KAI.KM. He., .Ian. In. ( A I ' )
Atturney (ienei-.d Va a' Winkle In
day ndvlHed the rntinty JndKe nf
Jae.kMon founly that nailer the law
the ennnly inns! pay tbe wilrii'nM
feeM einrtraeU'd by IMe priiHe.-titlna
In the rata: t( 'I'erry Talenl.
rharued wllh killlni; ut a luittiil
hIi I ner.
Pain in Your
Shoulder?
It's Probably Neuritis;
Use Tysmol for Relief
Knife hke jnh of pln in thn vtctnlty
of th' IiouIHt hlnrle tire srnrriilly du
to nruf llta, htmiiilit on hy xpomirr lo
drnuKlili nr twi'ltn cUnrwrn nt wr.tthr.
In imnc HMf itiro lffnN or or
tifo In thn mUftilea, tnnkinif it dilTi-ult to
raiie td ntm.
1 he tmlt and efialrt way tn rvlivfl
urh an Mlln'k Is lo apply a unmll quein
tity of Tvamol ovr the n fFi" lr-1 nten.
Thli aonttitnit, haling prrpnrnttnn !
quickly ahanrbrH ihrnuah lb (ore nnrl
cartlfl lo the .throhhintr. mrhint periph
eral nTem. Ihf pain Ufunlly slop at
once, anl In vrv nhnrt Hm tho la it
trarr of ornei Bhould Jlppar.
Tvttnol ia nhsdlutflv liVmlets fr
! from Hope. ftrormr.ncJeH for alt form
1 nt nerv pufn, whh'r cnuil by nti
j tit). nuralKia, nrnli a or rfiuniallKin.
IVou run (ret a kooH tjupp'v for H at any
drug tore. Always on hind at
I CLAhS lUlUiS, Iih
- Ad.".
TWO TEAMS IN
STAKE REMAIN
UNDEFEATED
The l.a Grand" first ward M,1 T.
A. basketball team established a
strong claim' as a major contender
fur the slake championship hist
night when, taking their third
straight victory, they won from
the Union five, 45-17. Tho first
warders have now met ovory team
In tho stake conference but tho
Mount Glen quintet, who also have
a clean slate.
Tomorrow night, at 8:15 o'clock
the first ward quintet will play tho
high school siuad at the recrea
tional' hull. 'The admission fee will
bo 2 Be, however, student tickets
Question: Why does baby
particularly need emulsified
cod-liver oil? !
Answer: Baby's progress
in health, growth and bone
development depends upon
vitamins. An abundance of
essential vitamins is provided
in pure, pleasantly , flavored
SCOTT'S EMULSION i
iiiiimiiimuummiinitiitiirirumrauiiJinnniiiimuiinuinjumnmiBin
STAR
$
;t h
Also.
w 'ill-
l4 -,H-
THE COLLEGIANS
In
' "Fighting To Win"
i ARCADE h today
J J 1in ec'ncs('ay
Admission 40c Children 10c '
Piercing! . ; 'lP
Penetrating! r
Poignant! v
im hL$ tSlyrfffi The answer to
I J&mM "BEAV CESTE"
-r ifc t&$i caby'cooper
tixlZa EVELYN BRENT
S??r KOAH BEERY
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Last night V game, played at tho
Union gymnasium, drew a fairly
lurgo crowd. Playing for tho La
Grando ward , were: R. Lyman,
center, V. Bluck, R. Geddes, for
wards, K. Hanks and M. H tod d aid,
guards. M. Jensen at center, O. Or
ton and C Baxtor at forward and
K. Kofford and C. Wilde at guard,
completed tho. Union lino up. A.
Orton substituted at forward and
Zuugg replaced Murray nt ccutur.
SUM FOUND 'KM
PORTLAND. Ore., Jun. 10. (AP)
After Mrs. K, M. Massey report
ed to police today that she had been
robbed last night of two diamond
rings worth $1000 .they were found
outside her window, wrupped up In
a handkerchief.
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And Wednesday
The rip - snorting action
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,, great Mojave Kid comes
back again in his second
thrill-packed drama of the
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