La Grande evening observer., May 07, 1928, Image 5

Jlonday, if ay 7, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Local News In Brief I
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Here Frpm llakcr
lhiruld. Gllktson, of Unkor, was
a visitor; hero oyer Hip weekend.
Hull Tonsil lKratiO
.Master!, Hilly Gomi; 'on of Mr.
mill Mrs. M. J. Gosh. Is convalescing
from ii tonsl onerutlpn.
JtrslsllTTil Ilotd f
Ana Kggloson, ot Kntorprlsc
registered ul tho Siicajawca Inn
over tho weekend. : -
x
Vu Attend Supremo Court
,t, Attorney' J. H. HoiIkIii Iruvcs to
night for Pendleton where ho will
attend tho supremo court.
j'lrc Sleeting Tonight
Tho monthly mooting of the I,a
jftnndo Volunteer flro department
will be hold tonight at 7:30 o'clock,
(iuhvx to INiHlIelon ,
Attorney "K. 8. Ivauhoo is going
to Pendleton today where he will
ntirml supremo court.
jlcre From I'liNm
j Miss Vera Hhaw and Miss Lconu
itosewell, of Union, wore weekend
Visitors lh'U Gi'imde.
f)n l'lshitiv Trl(i
t Kobe Zwelfel mul John Adams
pent the weekend on u fishing
trip
is III at Homo '
j Mi us Louise ' Wetzel ' lias been
jiuitc III for the pust several days
Ht her home. - Miss Wetzel Is a
jneiuber of the graduating class at
tlr high school.
itemoved (o llonK
H. A. Ilenham, who underwent u
inajor operation . ahouL- ten days
ago, was removed from the i .Grande
Itonde to his home ,qn f-lecond street
last night; His Tocovery has been
very satisfactory.
Iteiumlmc "Homo
; Mrs. Ki-ed 1 Davies and baby
daughter will' be taken to their
home at the' Johnson apartments
tomorrow from I lie Hart Mater
nity home, '
Mr. Trench Improved
Harris French, who is seriously
ill at the Grande Hondo hospital,
is reportad to bo generally im
proved tonaV. His chances of re
covering lire better today than for
some time.
Prove Homo New Car
Mr. and Mrs. Dun Tanner' and
daughter, MIks.' Gladys, returned
yesterday from I'endleton where
Ui'-y spent a few flays on huslnefls
and pleaHiirc. They drove home in
a new car.
Cities to Portland
m.... vi.. ... t l.r.-
'gone to , VpHtul(re tifi iUM iclrelwi. 'aigivettisCpnr "l'"' l,'Vt f,m)Lmll ""
rpend about threo months with her
tiaughter. Mrs. Swltzer makes her
home here with her daughter, Mrs.
If. K. Dixon.
Altend Traek Mii't
Anioiif-Tt thone from I.a; Grande
who uttcii.iiMi the Kastern Oretrun
ck meetf at Union Haturduy
wort': Mr. and
and datiKhler,
Mrs. J. I;. Keynoius
Marjorle: Dr. J. U
lnple. and pthcrs.
, una pi
Klrbyj 1
Miss iyyy lloiirinnl
Marjciiie KIrlty, of T.a Grande.
Hophoniorc In home. economieH at
Oregon Sate colleso at Corvallln.
lias lici iv -elected as a senior mem
ber of ine Co-op board for next
year. The board manages the af
fairs of the student book store.
Itetiirn lo Yakima
Mrs. Herbert Vox and Mrs. C. W.
Mora 11 and. daughter, Patricia, left
for their .htmiee In Yakltna. Wash.,
yesterday after visiting here for a
we.-k with I I'M. May L. Moran and
daughters;. Miss . Kathryn Moran
ompapled her sister-in-law una
. I'ox ljuck to I.a Grande.
Sp-nt Week Here
. M itstpr,: Itobby j Cox. of Haker.
was a gilest alt Mast wet'k at the
lionie ofMr. and M&s. G. It. Clay
t'Amb at -Oak street. Hobby's par
ents Mr.Xnnd Mrs. Cox and son.
Jaek. and .Mr. and Mrs. Gebrt
Wemit. all 'of Maker, spent Sunday
In l.a Grande attending the ball
(tame, and returned wilH Hobby
last night.
Ifciw Vwt Track n r: et
, Aiuonfft the I'endleton students
It La Grapfle over -the weekend
for the Kastorn Oregon traek meet
l I'nioiy Saturday worn Jule Ir
win, president of the student body
in IVntlleton, and (Culpa and John
i'enliind.
t"hm Man lleiv
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McGee. of
Kelm. were in I .a 'Grande yeHterdiiy
GOLF TOGS
"At Clint's
Golf Knickers
Golf Sweaters
Oo.lf Shirts ' .
G)'lf Caps ,
Gojf Hosieiy
Golf Shoes
at. Moderate Prices
I Clint's ' :
Clothiery
The 8lore With OoawtaM .
T
for tho baseball game, and stopped
vvit.ub a. inu ruiey. mi, mo
Ooo Is a member of tho American
Legion and has a number of
friends In La Grande.
I i I
Has i Kjre Injured -
Harry B. I'urker, soerotary of
the Northeast Oregon Merchant's
assoelntlon, m painfully Injured -
yestordny at tho baseball gams icily, wherp life ' , l'oplletO(ilqna
when ho was hit In tho oyo by u ' proved Mcoirniit.- Iidiits,' iio'lrthiif
ball during the sumo. Ho Is num- ia pleasant duy that included lunch
Ing a badl bruised oyo toUay. J at noon. Tholr coureo was In, rino
' . ".'condition, golfers say. I'htyors re-
CVilllslou . ' ... iturnlng last nlBht declared that tho
I-. K. Hanford and Mrs. Goorgo,:day had been a wry enjoyablo one
Cckcjcr- were In an automobilo no--and that the I'endleton playe"'
cmeni at hum and O lato Friday, i
lloth reported tho accident. Mr.
Hanford's car was damaged nioro
thun' Mrs. Oekelor's machine, ac
cording to reports mado to tho po
lice. Jliilue In Portland
Judge J. W. Knowles returned bo entertuined hero.
Haturdny from Enterprise, leaving!.
a short time Inter for Portland '('. H. Reynolds ,
whore ho will spend a four days.,0. 1,. I-arlson ............
Tho Judge will return to conduct ; Klmor Stoddard
the May term of circuit court C'has. Hicks ...
which begins next Monday In Wal-J II. Murphy
Iowa county. II. It. Hnnna. court W. f. Perkins
reporter, accompanied him to Wal
lowa county. .
Baby Kon Horn .
m A seven and thrco-quartor pound
oauyboy was born to Mr. and ftlrs.John Thelsen
Milton Price, at their homo on; J. J. Carr ......
Cedar street' yosterday. ' Both.'R I Meyers
mother and Bon are getting along H. M. Hay,....
nicely. Mr. Price Is foreman of T. J. Hcroggln
the composing room of The Ob-' l-awrene Bay
server. . Tho baby has been named
wesiey i 'Hie. .
Car Stolen. -. - -
Oeorvn Mitiitli nf ITtilin i.ntn,.l,l
his car stolen from Medical Springs-
over too weekend. ' It was later re
covered, according ' to a report
made1 to the local police. . C. It.
King, of the Grande Hondo oart
ments. also reported that a tire,
was stolen from his car. Two un-
known men wre frightened away.
night,
steal i
They
car.
wore attempting to
ItcsiKiLS Position ' - !
Mrs. Mildred Miilhollnnd Mohr. I
society editor of The Observer, has
resigned her position. She nnd hor
husband, .Harry W. Mohr, will leavo
Tor Klumuth Falls Wcilnemlnv car (' arlt, a luilclieon ami junior ... .. t.o.,..
w here Mr, Moh I' and hi father5! I conrere,.e waa held for the Junior bit of Paris on the rouf of a down
W. p. Mohr, have accepted tho I und P'lmttry teaclusis. ..-Ortifleatea town building, Krcncb "atmos
managenient' of a meat packing J of atlendanee will be forwarded as iere M morte( ,,t huge cost, mir-
plant; i Mi-s. Mohr has beert em -
pioyeiuny 'i ne uuper.ver ror tno lasu,01""1"' -"."r"- v a
vc years. Miss Lois Kelson wili(runins eomOj,B
write the society! column. '
Vnlon Hoy Wills Prlativ- 1
.William Haggerty, of Union, a
Itinlnr In nurnii urn at tli Tin vm.
prize as ine wruer oi me uesi pam- ,
nlilet denllnir with the dnlrv Indus,
lliv 111 n ennlet Slmnsnreil li An-
Bora Journal; Portland, among stu-
d en ts In special ized .
press work.
..Hi.nrv
William's, slstor,j Gracla
a freshman In Ungllsh tit the un'i-
verslty. has just been installed'as
verslty. has just been Installed as
scrcent-at-arms of the I'nlversity 1
of Oregon Women's league. Both
graduated from Union High school.
IxokIiijr Over Field -.
Van Howard, of the Central
United Slates Swine' company,
wholesalers "of purebred Chester
white hogs. Is in the city looking
over tho situation for- placing some
swine with the farmers of this vi
cinity. He also expects to make
arrangements for an assembly
farm to take care of this territory
and of the Pendleton, linker and
Enterprise territories. '
Mr. Ash Itccovcrliig
Jesse Tryon, proprietor of tho
Imperial billiard parlors, spent
Saturday In Porlland. While there
he visited with Judy Ash, formerly
of I.a Grande, who Is in the vet
erans hospital there recovering
from Injuries received in an auto
mobile wreck last week at Junction
City. Mr. Tryon reports that Mr.
Ash is recovering, nlthough It will
be a rather slow process. l-orly
stitches wtro tuken in Mr. Ash's
leg, he said.
tfwovcrliig From OiKTatlon
Dr. George Vohrs, of Sutem. is
convalescing at Hot Tako from a
major operation which he under
went about a w,'ck agoi )r. and
Mrs. vetirs spent a iew nays visu-
Ing In l-a Grande before going on
to the lake last week. They are
former citizens of I.a Grande , Mrs.
VenrS IS H irl"T ui nun. I'.xim
Conner, of Union, with whom she I
IS V1H1II11B uuii.ik imn u. nmj.
1 After two years of very satlH
ItcluriiH FiHim I'ortlaml I fnctorv ' service with the second
Hugh K. Hrady. justice of pence, j mMllimK K;tfi Infantry. Hcrt.
with Mrs. Hrady. ami nis luoiner.
Mrs. Kosanna Hrady, of Portland
arrived In Iji Grande about nine
o'clock last night from Portland,
where Judge and Mrs. Hrady spent
ft'Vernl days on business and pleas
ure. The Judge's mother will visit
here with Mr. and Mrs. Hrady.
Vi-lteil Here Sunday
M r. ttoseliud Grlce nnd child
ren. Mary Kllen and Tommy, vis
ited In l-a Grande Sunday
from
i l-Biiilli.tnn. They were guesls of 1
1 Mr.1 and Mrs. Jack Hiatt and Mr. N eeds Max Cullen who resigned for
land Mrs. O. c. Koieman during , business reasons.
Ithe day. Mrs. Grlce is owner of I Tim regular drill f-r tonight will
' G rice's Cafeteria liw Pendleton. The'lnrlude: Manual of arms, close or
1 Grlce family formerly made their der drill of platoon and company
'home tn la Grundo nht-n they and formal guard mount at the ball
I were owners of the Tiffin, then grounds. Non-commissioned of-
the Palace.
Flood BUI Goes
Back To Conferees
I WASHINGTON. May 7 (API
The house today sent the confer
: encc report on the Mississippi rlv.
I er flood control bill hack to the
(conferees for -revision along lines
agreed Upon today at tho Wolfe
nous-' '. '"" - -'"' " -
LA GRANDE GOLF
CLUB IS BEATEN
Pendleton Wins' First In
, tercity Tournament
, 381j to l5a Sunday
Tn llin tlfut liiln-nllv nurnn tiwmt
of tho. season, tho fca Orando itolf-!
ers lost S8)4 to V5 yesterday to)
IVndletoll. Kcventuen aulfera. froui
La Orniulo" vinlleil ihn UniimKI'ii
hospitality had been greatly appro-
dated.
Next Sunday there will ,bo a
qualifying round for. spring handi
cap and a two-toam. tournament,
the losing team to pay for dinner
to tho winners. The fallowing
Hunday, tho Pendleton players will
Scoro I'omts
till
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N. W. Krees
C. W. Illngner
S. l. Crowe
J. C.'.llalehe'lder
A. W. Nelson
Wm, Gabler (Pond.).., !
Total , , -
1514
ORGAN RECITAL
IS FEATURE OF
SUNDAY SERVICES
(Continued from Page ,2' )
..In.i.nr.lnf 1 1 r ! n ,1 flrn. '
was a success was acclaiineil by all
....!, .n.,.i,n.-, nitriit vihf.ii
they passed a vote of thanks to tho
"dorii.- Class study in depart-
-n.s was conducted 1
'thursday at mo nome oi m us-
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" iu i .....
Holy communion was iield Hun-
duy niorning)at me .rirst (vieinouisi
i-mscopai nm in. ur.Miu
W. rm iirr, m mi r. v. o.t;i
- - t-t-t. - .. -
duet. With Miss tllaunetn l oyion
as Olgunlst for the morilillg.
n
tho evenhiff slices in which the
Epworth league tin d evening nieet-
hn. wero comt'H. an Interesting!
J,g"atH q'n .".',f0iall; .E.yet'-y. KpwoHh
League Go td. JosI It ntoi- was heard.
League tin to nsi 111110,' m!,u'1
wiui"rne ainrmanve wiv whii.u.h
in tne judgment of mv. unu an
Dexter Mattoon. The offlrmativo
side was composed of Mary Culp. i fenienee lor low riying ovor
Kthel Saym and lien Oesterllng, Nuugatuck. Judge Hurry 4. Heards
und the negatlvo of George Moats, ley ordered his lino eash bond
and Phyllis Peterson. Miss Doro-
thy Hrownton was organist,
"The
Fountain of Good" was Mr. Park
er's subject for the evening. Mia.
Claude Cooper sang u solo.
Interesting service were held
throughout the city. In both morn
ing and evening. There, was a
choral celebration or the noiy coin-
munlon at the Kptseopal church
I Sunday morning.
Local Guard In
Range Practice;
9 Men Qualify
ltange practice Jinn opened with
u bang Tor company 13, and of the
1 J men, who have fired tho pre
scribed course this seu.srm, the -following
nine men hap qualified as
miirksmen or betle.?: W. A, Ucan,
litb Curoyv, Porter Webb, Georgu
. Oliver. Harold Glenn, Morton.
Childers, Dalles 'Green,' Paul (et
tle, Karrell Murrey. r Special ef
forts will be made fr members of
)(f (.un)p.iny tl, U(lUfy In marks.
. injinshlJ hvfure rjimp. We have
(h(? rJfn nIf0 n 0reKMIK PllHt
, )f the riWrtpM( (ivt.r having
recently been spent In repairs and
couxlructinn that nits it In first
. . . ., (, . ,, ,
Kre,orl.k .Anderson' has been
transferred to Portland and Kergt.
It. -A. Kninsey of the rifle associa
tion has been assigned to the st
ern Oregn coinpanles as sergeant
Instructor. Sergt. Hamsey has hnd
2H years service In the rifle asso
ciation and is an ficcfunpliNhed in
structor. 'Ho expectH to move his
family to !i f irnndo after the
June encampment.
The order promoting Kergt. It.
H. Carey to first sergeant of com-
pan
K has been received. lie suc-
fleers achotd after drill,
llamsey as Instrtu'tuiv
Herst.
mix or 1.V.11 itiKs
KKATTI.U. May 7 (AP) Kdnin
Kfligey. 20. died today as a result
of Injuries received when a Seattle
flying service airplane in which he
was n passenger fell .loo fi-et into
the Diiwamish ' liver, yesterday.
Willlnm I.. Coleman, his compan-
Ion and I.on Itre.nnan, the jiljot, In- j
juced In the catli ura jifHiij'1! re-1
cm t'rfii'if." , ' '. " .
HE IMPORTS PARIS
IMAGE OF
rTf rv LI
Mty NR Se
' i
tho hoaVt, of this
OlllIilJ ill
.a milllounlro is
HUeilUIIIK LIltlUMlllUM Ul (Mil 111 in lU't -
rear a living monumeiu 10 1110
memory of a Kronen & unce his
wife '
dauh, J""0, h
,,,. iirA r,,,. ir,,,, " v.i.ji h
"" " " "
ruun(1
tho little girl. She Is
learning only the French language.
Imported Krone h furniture, cut
to baby size, Is .used in her private
suite. In her wardrobe aro costly
Kreneh gowns and hats. A roof
her, own, is Jilted .w.lth.
i-ai isian , i
toys and a baby-slz
grand piano, made In France. Tovard fashion.
I'1ll.'.;iTS SI00
WATKItHLIty, Conn., May 7
V ' . " "-UBl"' . uuiw-Aimn-
mi mim.-ui-
mv vuu m-.u muuy kiu
preta nis appeal irom a live-day
euneu. unu a warrant for his ui
AMERICANS SAFE
IN TSINAN, WORD
(Continued from Pope I)
Shantung
expeditionary
which win number 13. 000 men In
cluding: the soldiers already there.
The Japanese airplane currier
Nolorowns ordered today to pro,
pare to leave for Tslngtao, China
where Japanese forces have been
concentrating to meet tho Hhan
tung disturbances.
The Notoro has a capacity of
40 planes.
SHOOTS DOWX PI,ANF,
SHANGHAI. May 7 (AP) Ac
cording to a dispatch from Tslnan,
From Cockcrow 'til Curlew
From Sunset 'til Sunrise-
VOUll money is earning for you in
-t a savings account in this strong,
helpful bank for interest goes on
21 hours a day and 7 days a week.
Your money deposited here works
longer hours for you than you can
work for it. So it! grows jfaster
safely to buy you ; the things you
want.
Start saving now
United States National Bank
La Grande, Ore.
MKMillilt l'KUKKAL, IIIOSi;ltVi: SYSTKM
SO ZIZI SHALL BE
MOTHER ' ,
- :
round out 'the
theio
is a Kronoh nilrse. .
Ulnnc, a wealthy restaurant ovn-
i, in if. v .- n iui tun m
girl a few, years ago. . Klst wna
their only child: her mother died
when sho was born, Since -then!
every effort of tho mllllonalro.has
been directed to rearing tho child
to bo tho ."living image" of 'hor
dead mother. Nollilnir , which
would turn her Into an Amoiicau
girl has been allowed to como luto4
her life, although .sho will learn
American ways lalor at school.
Scores of Imported Parisian crer
atlons . aro in Zlxl's . wardrobe.
Thero aro even tiny aviation and
golf coat times, as well as afternoon,
ten, dinner, and dancing gowiiH.
Her fnthcr'.a passion, that she shall
reprodtioe(t,he,r mother, ovon . ox
tenda lO'.Iuir ..iiets.- tho chief of
w'hleh'" Is . un .imported -French
poodle, rllppedi iu the latest boulo-
thc Jo pancso this morning brought
down an alrnlano nf llin
lorees wiiieii was engaged in
oumtung ine oroign settlement
mere, casualties wero not men
Honed.
PRINCE CAROL IS i
READY TO RETURN
WHEN CALL COMES
, (Continued rom Page 1)
remove t)ie present government
and hud broken up In confusion
forctiiW crowd lingered for two hours
while several leaders made fiery
speeehs. Then two long columns
started -a five-day hike for Ilucha-
rest.
Ten fighting plunes flew over
Alba Julia surveying the runks of
the peasants as they trudged to
ward the capital. . ,
It was slated that each peasant
was participating in the inarch on
Jiin own Initiative and without tho
authorization of Julio - Manul,
leader of tho national peasant par
ty. . .
PIRATES RETAIN
LEADERSHIP BY :
BLANKING BUCKS
(Continued from Pas 1) -
1-aHallo hit, scoritiir two men.
(Hobertaon hit Into a double play.
.vnoinir the inning..'..
In tho seventh both teams went
down ono, two, threo but Tony
La 8a Ho robbed . Olson of a sura hit.
TuKinff a hard driving ball on tho
dead run with . ono hand, Tony
tli icw to first nearly, standing on
his head. Ho got a big hand, aomd
saying it was tho most speetaoular
play they have seen In years.-
IHnlleon Itjilllis. riuw'kiiil
I'endleton had a chanco In thV
third, Myors . singled . but
thrown out at second on a field -
arrett hit Into
the first imilnr Uuinn n. in n.ir.i
baso but died In short order,
Hy winning yesterday Jn Grando
relalns a strong lead In tho Blue
Mountain league, being tho only
tram that hasn't- tasted defeat.
Next Hunday tho Durennocra Jour
Heyto; l'endloton for a return
game. ' ' . i ,
' , liox stxnn-: i
PKN I H'3 1 ON: ' AH it K I'O A.
Qulnn. cf
Garrett 8 ....
Wiiltersr lb ,
rook. 3U ,
Moskliis, o .
Olson, , lf
Adanta, Sb ..
Hargetl, If
Myers, p
4 24
I.X GriANIW: -AH K
Harlow, cf .t t 3
H PO
2 3
Helms.
. 1
8 1
0
Stokko. lb
Slleott, rf
T.aSalle.'Sb ....
Hohertson, If.:
Davis, 8b.
12
0
Haker. c ......,
Duckner,
p ..
6 27 18 2
000 000 I)
Oil 000 4
004 Olx 6
. 108' Olx- 0
Pendleton .
Hits
l.a Grando
Hits . ..........
.....i.UIIO
k. 0 1 1
........000
.........001
nummary: Home runs: Marlow.
i Saerlfleo
hlt.il-" Stokke, Garrett.'
Walters, Olson,. Adams. Stolen
liasis: "Helms. Bllcdtt. ;. Doublo
Plays: Garrett to Wulters; Davis to
Stokke. , Base on balls: off lluek
ner 0, off Myers 2 (lluekner
Helms).; Struck out: by Huoknor.
4, Myors 5, Credit - victory to
inucknor, charge , defeat to. Myers.!
Karnnd runs: ijk, Grandis 8. Tlmo
of uutiirt 2 hours 10 minutes. Um
pire: I'idcock. ,'.
IIAKIOIt WINN 5 to 4
. PKNDIJVrON.. . May 7 (API
Walla Walln lost to linker In a
Hluo Mountain league gamo yoster
day at Walla : Wallu, 6-4,. Tho
Haker clubbers fell on Parrls In
tho fifth frame and continued tho
bombardment until tho seventh.
Mnrdls, who relieved him, hold tho
or's choice. Then Garrett hit Into ' " - ,'", V T""
. i.. i i.,i ... u..i.,. .lunlun were bom 10 children, seven
ARCADE I
ftEH TILEHE Ll Kfc
PREFER,,. I
By Anita Loos. !- f"N "
Ki te plus i hi i
comedy
PAItA.MOL'NT'H plcturlxation of
' the famous book and sfagn
play Iving baro tho life and
loves of tho o; u oo n of ''gobleu '
haired sirens. Her eves said yes
but her lips said gimme.
visitors safo for tho rest of the
game. Krlekson, Rack cuueker,
kept tho llruln's hits well scatter
ed, although they threatened In
tho .last two .cantos. Tho acoro;
It. If. E.
Dakar ( I . I t
Walla Walla .'. 4ft
Ilatterirs: Krlekson and Perry:
I'urrla, Mnrdls and Itypcslnskl,
Obituary
MAtKilH WIIJ.IA.MK IlKltHV
' Kunornl services were hold yos
terday afternoon for Maggie Wil
liams Hurry, pioneer settlor of Ia
Grando, who passed away Haturt
day. Mrs. Berry has made l,a
Grando her home since 1881 when
sho camo horo In a covered 'wagon
Mr, Berry and seven children and
flvo. grandchildren, all of . l.a
Grando,. aurvlvo her. ....
Maggie Williams was born In
Drowning, Mo., Nov. 8, 1871 and
dlod May 4, 1U2K. Kho was 60
years, flvo months and J8 days o
ago when she passed away. She
camo hero In a covered wagon nnd
mV '"" J?"10 . ht"" lnc"
then. ,On June 12,
S8M sho wns
: ,u,m" lo ni.ai u n. iierry.
who
" P'"ee' . o. . rom
of '". living, .making their
homo hero. They : aib: Claude.
Add, Italph, Ilean, Hugh, Kula and
John. - Klvo grandehlldrep aurvlvo
aiid a brother, Walter Williams, ot
La Grande, ....' f; ....
Services wero held., yesterday
STARJ
PHA
1 l.liuf
mm
jT NAWING,' ' seeriiig silence. Buried'
" with her dead ' past . This woman
.rises from the depths of her errors, and,
with hair turned white from pain, walks
bravely forward, toward salvation.'
KRAZYKAT
S'NEWS , ;
a. . '
Tuesday
"Coney Island"
TODAY
WE B II V FOR T ESS
E SELL VOR JUeSS
Ladies' Pure
i Silk Hose
Fashioned, Pure Htlk Hose
nllk from lop to toe. All new
Hprlng shades, and excellent
fiualltles; pointed re-lnforced :
heels and double soles
$1.00
Rayon Silks and
; Silk Mixed
An unusual assortment of
these stockings for tho ro
dlculously low price
39c; 2 pr. 75c
WTORKbTdR.
Destroyers of High Prices
from tho' Snodgrass & Zimmerman'
chapel, with tho Hev. J. (leorgo
Wall- In -ehiirge, ' Mrs. Berry la
mourned by many friends formed
during her. almost lifelong resi
denco in'1'.a Grande, who respected'
and loved her. Interment was
mado at the Summervllto comotory.
TODAY
ONLY
NEGftn M
Robt' Bruce
presents
"Many Wings"
TUESDAY-
WEDNESDAY
A Brilliant Cast
lUad.il
IWTH TAYLOR
of Purl In ml, Oregon
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