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Wednesday, June 6, 1928
IX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Five
Loca
1 News I
n Brief
Hero JYom Jowpli-
Mrs.-Frunk Herman, of Joseph,
was a 1-a Qrando visitor Tuesday.
Iftirc I'mm Elirlii n, .'
1.'. s. Harton. of Klgln, was a I.a
GBimlu visitor yoste.rduy. Ho Btop.
.ye'd al iho l'"oloy whilo horo.
Htejisur.-.l At Foley ! -
l r, Swift, recruiting officer of
Hiu I'nllrd HtatoB navy, registered
at Hi" I'oloy hotel yesterday while
. in this city.--' - . ' , , .
in cay Vestorduy
II. V. Iuvl und faintly wero In
be city from Hurley, Idaho, yester
Jty. They registered at the La
Grande.
Here 1'rom I'wiilletou . '.
Tom lloyjen. ' and fiimily
topped ut the M.a Grando hotel
yesterduy while In the city. .Thoy
make their homo In Pendleton.
Halm Agent How,
U. C Wilson, of Portland, rogls
lercd al the Foley yesterday. Mr.
Wilson is general claim agentMor
the 0.-W. . -
lleUirua Prum Wallow-
11, J, Green, Ijt Grande attorney,
returned yesterday from. Wallowa
county where ho spent several days
on business,- : .''
Mem From Elgin
Hill. Blanehard and Proib.ru-ir it.,,.,..
Tcrpeny. Elgin boy scouts, woro I
uranoo visitors today.
To Sleet Tonight
The Worker's Council of the
Ilnptlst church will meet at the I-a.
Grande business college at 7:30 to
night. , ,
i'ho I'resbytorian church ladles
announced this afternoon that they
have set the date for tho annual
bazaar for November 16.
Hero Mrom Klffin - - ... ' '
Luther Hindman, prominent Kl
gln rancher, spent Monday horo on
business. ..'... tfi..:-.
ILaillc Trt f'lluu
Tl.. - . .. . .ifmiMt l-Vrait
i. urauuo IMUlonul Da'lK , ,,, " , ., 7.. 1 i
announced today that It would close' w""wl Hamilton arrived
at IS o'clock tomorrnu.. ,. r, -,, . . homo on train No. H this morning
so that Its employes may attend the
i.nion siock show.
Visiting iom Itaker V.
.Miss Mones O'Nell. of Uaker, Is
visiting ner aunt and uncle, Mr.
from Corvallis whero ho haaboen
attending U. 8. C. Ho la the son of
Mrs. Clair Hamilton. f
Left For Kansas City ,
Mr. and Mr. Kluicr Htoddard
hSm.M wa?' Ut ,,,otr whore they will spend 10 days oil
homo at 141)4 Cherry street. She I business . '
.uv.v iuiuo unu eApeeis l.o siuy
two weeks. v
"registered at tho La Grandu whilo Ua.
Jloslior Is connected with the O.- Um. ,v,r Wedding
. I' '
Here rrom I.ako
John
during a irun flttht In the hired In
which one patrolman wua protHibly
fatally wo untied.
Leaving their - cm' parked In
front of the newspaper plant the
robbers dashed up a stairway to
the second floor. Some of them
covered the 16 or more employes
tn the business office with shot
Runs while oihei'H leaped over the
top of the cashier's cage und hur
riedly scooped up all the ntoney in
sight. v '
Warning the employes to 'Ktand
back'"' the robbers than rushed
from the building Into the heavy
truffle on LaFuyctte boulevard
where they were etiKUKed In an ex-
Mr ftlld Ml- (IV(1 7lnin.nf.nnn i"'r I omw. . .d.v " " , C milKe Of BllOtH Willi IWO OlllCeiU.
U.t- .r(T..T: ' .Ld:l"""?l-2!? hls daughter. Mrs. Lyna Wright. I More than a dozen shot wvre fired.
City Offkts. To Ckisc
The city office will be closed to
ll -W Man Hera. ; ftie '' of I Pickolt
a """,,l ShOtV
Mra, Uuscl Hawkins, of Toppcn
Ish. Wash., is visiting 'hero with
(her purents, Mr and Mrs. OT 11.
city official announced to-
ltmurns IVoin Colfax ' ' -The
ltev. i'aul- Acchllman, of
Colfux, Wash.,, left vyesterday for
home after a short visit hero with
150 HELD UP BY
ARMED ROBBERS
Six Men' Make Escape
with Newspaper's Pay
' roll of $65,000 ,
hoi Ho who 'won the derby here last
your, alw' "tfuinnier,M a four-year-old,
y ,
Clark 'and Frank Kpeelnian aro
Itandllntf horses at Union for tho
Hulltvan stables from the Burnt
ltiver nt Hereford. 8omo of their
horses are "Sand Meter," foaled
for Krunk Midwell on a sand bar,
Campaign Costs
Of Presidential
Candidates Given
WASlllNfiTO.V, Junu 0 (Al')-
DUTUOIT. Mich., Juno ti (A.1-)
Six men armed with sawed-off
shot guns held up mureWhan 1&0
persons In the Detroit ,Nevs build-
Wood Meter," "Star Klta," who MakliiB Its final lire-eimveiitlnii to-
won the maiden race at Condon tho port, tho senato Investigating coiu
flrat day. "Miss Woods" owned by mlltoo today listed' the campaign
Hy Peach of I .a Grande ut a prom, expenditures of till presidential enn
islng'ammal being handlod by tho dldates in both parties ,t $731.
redoubtablo Johnny Garrison, 1 1)87.75 of which amount more than
Kllibonnrtto To Khow ,- mf was' attributed . to tjecretury
'lean Wells from Ontario has Hoover.
"Juno Wells." out of "Lucius" tho I , The expenditure of llunver for
ing shortly after 1 1 a. m. today and 'government stallion at Welser, also tho republican 'presidential . nom
escaped tit' ail automobile with nu five-year-old "Gold Dust," sired Illation vere placed at f 3K0.S2:!.l .
greater part of the newspaper's uy "Young Hightful.". Dick Iten- lle headed the list of 15 candidates
weekly payrolh the total of which son will havo "Hlbbonnotto." a oxnmlnod by the commlitee vyhlch
was $63,000. ' . . . , iMeteortto threo-year-old in both. has concluded Its work until after
Some of the money was dropped 'the show ring and on tho track. Ithe convention when It will ex-
In a dash from tho building anil
DRIVE to cinch
HOOVER CHOICE
ON IN EARNEST
(Contlnuod'from Page 1)
cIhIodh, seating Hoovor dt'legUtos
from Florida, Louisunu and Mitwls-
iBlppi. will of course, dlmippoolnt
uuyoue who hoped -that Mr.' Hoover j
could be robbed of a block of j
southern do legates.
"The ruling of the natlonut coin-
mltti'ce," Good declared, -"not only;
atistuvd the nomination of Mr. 1
iloover but ndvuncos republicanism
throughout the country," .
- . liimdon Mvn Select el
K6ur delcKates-at-largo to tho re
publican convention from South
r'Hi'nliniL nledtroil im HiitinurtiwM nf
I K O, Lowden, were seatel today
irtiwir IV nn nll favnrltn nk ITn- amine' election camnalL'n cxncndl- i hen tho committee ratified tho
ion. owned by Jack Thompson, who I turet us well ua other prhnury ex-1" druwul of a contest ugalnst
0 Aiucpheraon manager of AHtoriilt who tt're jU!re lor thawed
1 Luke Wonderland, Is stojN ,ir, nBB. v- i
ping at tho l.a Grnmlo hotel for a Doyle Zimmerman Baturday.
U-w days. He is ftlrti .guest, of W. . , . ' ,
0. Clinger. manager of Qie hotel. ;Viii..- v... '
IVt. A oaahllmon hua liuttn In f ilnllrt
A. '8a wallah; and son. IJobby. of P .
i Visit Init In Kiiuem-
None of -the banditH wua believed
wounded.
llrklgo lOiutineer Hero '
C. S. I'uxson, of Salem, assistant
bridge engineer of Oregon wua av
La Grande visitor Monday -looking '
after highway shops construction v
...i.ij At i. riKiimii
Joe i'urdy and J. K Cunningham. ' clK 1''uKcn'- tnaries is business. Very fulr progress Is bo
or Walla W'alla. Wash., are stop- ", "- I Ing made, Mr.Paxson believes.
vine who makn thnli li.,mi at tlin J
iiinK at mo i.a uranuc Hotel. Mr. . i, , , . , V ""'- "" I .
j-iirdy U traveling freight and pas- r",ul0 hotel, where Mr. Dcvlno scouts H.'lpliig
. , ..( f,r ih. n .v 1 ' auditor. Charles will enter high , -rnn l.nv eoni
PROGRAM OF '
THREE DAYS
ATTRACTIVE
wan tho rclnovUle derby lust year penses,
Ih on hand again. Kd Klowordow
of IV In Falls. Jdnho, has his string
lueludlng "Hlg Ora." "I.lttlo Ora,"
"Nettle Cole.' "Honnlo liorbort"
und "MIks Keltha."
, Krom Jerome. Idaho, comes
Humphries and Huck with "Rich
ard lalo." Union winner lust year,
niKn ul Cotillon. In thn fuimn stubln
arc "Tho Wit" and "Qllder." Joe'"",lul1 "" Amsterdam bland to
Cantrell. of Klgln.. has 10 head, '('K Nubile havo reached .Mosel
headed by the well known "Kryp-iy having been unsuccessful In
ton." whoso entries will Include tho.1"1" i"'"'
WOMAN READY
FOR FLIGHT
OVER OCEAN
. (Continued from ,1'ago 1) i.
relay and Koman events.
FACULTY FOR
- NORMAL TERM
IS SELECTED
(Continued from Page 1)
1 MOSCOW HOIKS TADK
MOSCOW. Juno rti (AT) lOmo
llou in-MoHcow rau net! by a grow
ing, belief that the, JlalU hail come
down on Franz Joef .Jand ust of4
.Spitzborgon gave -way to 1 van-no!
doubts,- today When at least uue
oC the 8 O S 'mcHWigea thought to
have been picked up' In Hiberla
turned ntut to be a afce alarm.
It uppejired that the amateur 8t:i
them.
HY-PEP-SEB
. Put. Pep in Peoplo
A Tonic Oigeitive and Laxative
For Sale by '
JHIO.V Dltl.ti ttMU'AXY'
WK B II Y FOR T ESS
K SKLL FOR IJESS
( V Men's New
SPRING SHIRTS .
In the nev myun striped
broadelotliff. ....
KxcepHonal viich '
$1.45 - $1.95
I'rjnled l'ercules and Uroud
clotlmi full cut
$1.00
New Spring Caps
: Special IVIchI
.Latest models, individual and
illKtimlvo patterns, Hlc
O'Cl to 7Vj r , -
93c $1.G5 $2.45
NIwYiiHkbTaKj
rOestroyers of High Prices
(Continued from Page 1)
I school this fall.
sinker agi?nt for tho O.-W.
('. II. Hulse.of Portland, regis-. Il".ru .)."
tered af the I'oley hotel while In' I , .T , "'cca. mice to stock show official during
the city yesterday. Mr. Hulse Is ?' Nlcl'"". Halloch fc Donald, of the jitter,, Oregon Stock show.
assistant manuger of the Oregon ", " . "","".,"' Hon
Life Insurance company.
nnd MIhs Cora L. Turnldge. upper.
Academic Instructors Inctudo Mr.
Jones and A. M. Zevcly who was ,on wi,ic, yesterday retained hear-
liero last summer. Jtlr. Longfellow JllB the . Italia mistook ranlo In.
I will hove classes In administration'. Blrucllons wn't "out from Moscow
I supervision and general psysch- concerning rescue' pianos for tho!
' Ulie drug stores of m Grande-nn- ology. missing. illrlglblc's cull. . I
Ten boy scouts from la Grande" nounced . this morning tha.t thoy I K. A. Hay re, county school super- ti,0 fniuro of ' tlio tils Siberian 1
and scouts from Union and Baker would be closed from J2 until 0 Intomlrnt. will havn classes in nidlo-.slnllon which 'bus been cal- I
are helping with tho traffic man- o'clock tomorrow, so that they school management and rural prob- uK ni,c regularly at Intervals :
agement and lending their assist- might attend the stocK snow. . . lems. . . .. uf ten iiilntitcs to secttro a rosponse, '
kciioois .imiglilK l'.vcJii w. vv. cusonum, uirector or mu- hllB t-,iued further iiilHglvingH.
Tblepholio Information front Hit- sic In the l.a t.rallile schools, w m . tlll the most noted Hussion ari-
thls morning -unnounced tho mm um'ra mm nia niiiirr Ul, MiiiirerHl m as vino und
','' : TODAY and THURSDAY
1 trying ino. cir- Hero l'rcmi INHtlait'l li..i nf ih Hiiiitluliuirl.es -high or Hauer. will have the art courses. ;.,, vlowlch. cling to tho idea
.cult court case of Hasche-Sago , i,- i,, i.',..i ,i..i,i... r i.. . .. in. I Tho training school, for whlch'n ,i i . i
' I., . , ... ..... ......j ...... u.. un .,... v. .... BCIIUUI OIUUA JllUSlim vuminii ....... - ii ii. i iiiu I V, iiu v.ot.iv , , ,, , ".
. . ... .. . I inriiwuru eoiniiiiiiv vs. .uniii i -.1 ' n, ...
Ml t.rnmitv visitor 'Brandt .
. Ihn lliinti'lH .rielfl Sllliel'vlnm. for ""'Ul. . ,
Ilic O.-W. 'hompuny, was a 1a..",'. 1 . . Hiss Krwin has been attending' uwa, linbler and Union. "'ft V major part or tho session, m, regarding tills In North Dvinsk
r.rn,i,, (visitor v'.vcstoniav. Mr. ' -' ' "mi - . school at St. Helen's In Portland judirimr-of stock on exhibit also Children. who atunii have the op- ,.,-
i. ('. W. KrwUl, arrived 'six-schools competing. '1,'liey, .arc: . number have signified their inten- j,.t ml unit the rirst niess-
train No. !24 this morning. Halfway, Ontario, I'lnterprlKo, Wal. 11011 r signing for pracllco leach-;11K0 ,-epiuted to hiivo been picked
Daniels'
land. .
.Mr. Frost Ikitcr
headquarters, are In l'ort- ,, , ,' " ',, ",,:,', "
I ociii. was a nine ueiicr louuy alio
tho past year. She, will spend. tho started this morning with Doe Gal- poiiunily of strengthening their
summer with hor parents. braitti, well known throughout tho school work.. . .
, M i i ltli,. i,: Thu (Itirrtetiliitn
Dr. E. G. Kirby said this afternoon f'ast Ito-Sot '' i Kvlmhlis nr., reeoid-break- 'I'ho following subjects will bo
llobert Dale, lltle son Of Mr. und Ing with the lono exception of boct oi lereu: America,!!, goveriliueui, ,,,
Guided by export uiilnluu, the
Soviet rescue commission bus de
cided to continue its preliminary
preparations to search Kranx Josef
ivtiva .eiiiiya tu unlive i
Hi re leiiiil .siiokancv I lie held some hopes for recovery
. ... ...... v. .....u..., i.i... mill iiin cunuiiiun was encour- i.i , 1- , ... . .. ... .. n . ni.ii n mni in ntni iiiiiih .ii-r 1111.1 nniift. .. . . . ... . , .... ,
vlviini- in I ii riri.n.li. v,.utiriliiv Hn 1 " V . ' i""ent,! miiKBieyi in revuver- .faille, wiuen IS noi up lojisuai. ; - - sure Willi .Nuuuu unu ins crew lire
,.,r tlw.l,rn,i,l.. Me ff" ' ' ' "" , ing willsriiclorlly from a fall which. Among tho dlspb.s attracting' educational nieasiirements. music ot Btl.umU,d . ,,o!0 Pt.Kis,x'
MeAlllster Construction company Accepts Initio,,- , . . ' h's-T. gs. 1 he .cast had to be set bert Chan.llvr herd of lie, iford ' "Vi "" .. ' ,. .,. ..,. ..v i.
won ..7... : ..r. :-:"-".".. .: """'- " , , f, ,.t r;N .,..,,., , ,..
. iiiik. urniyiim ii im n.-covnry.um jiu j'erciloron IIUI'HL'U Hliu JlT:ipru tin- " i, -... -
I. .. i.. . . ...... ali nml liriflu llulirv Utnt limlu . . I ........... ...I .r..j,i.. I In.
ih jiuiiinK hiuiik iiiut'iy now. , mj uy tne LmiOti fxpuriiueiii hikiiom . "" ,,VM , H,:itl uumii. ...
. : j.. ; under thu- supervlHloh of ltohert l'hyital edueallon, lanffuawe eth- chleC oC-Hlaff weather foreiaster
ItoinitiN I'mm S. Ihh.1 - ' Withycoinbe. and the 4-U club odH. pennmiiHhlp, Anierli-an hitory? i,t WuKliliiKton, the non-Hldp fMK.it
Dial Iian bnVn doin? ronHtderable .-' Joe Jones has accepted u posl
work in this and Wallowa counties, at Genc.v, Idaho, for the HUinine
; , 1 . . ( months und hu (rone there to hi-
ladt I'omHl Uunliirj ';.V. Bin his work. He will make his
(lioiue Huck and Chris 1 arson, homo at Uencssu with hln sister.
pihitH of 1'uhco. WhhIk. rcjSlHtcrod. Mrs. Clyde Myers. Joe will enter
Mice Tl.net. IMnk.lt ,1 llMlll ftf I 111 it Idl ll.T Itltl.tVHt III 111) Hill Oil 1 1 1! I Hill IU I I'llt; II I It K Kl'lllTIU lONOW YOI"K t.)y 1 UOl 1 fiiCllOOU-
joo win emer " .v- " .-- , , . " . - ..ttv..it.,i,10-- ..i,tf in- t..., r....... u..r..i..i..ii
t Hi'' I-a Grande hotel, yesterday, his senior year in the High school nuay iro.n rrovp y, oro u , " l : "7 u r ,lt:tlo :lb -aucat on; JiducutloW1 , 1 li, .n,, . .n, , n, , ,i
4tl,- Itin.b ,mil Lnrann viifi.- tills fllll . '.
forced toliako a landing on tho io-j
i-ul field Monday.
,1 siiebas lieen oltending school at 'the Cove Jersey club, tho Union pig troiiuo.tion to euu
i,,V-,A'. ll Miss lickell is working club and the Cnlon dally calf club. lwwoiog. ,. ,
now In tho offices of Attorneys H, ' t'lillilreil's Day Today ' ' ' '
It. Itlngo and Robert Ilakln during All children urc being ailiiiltled
,'Ou 'IVIn Tu SiMkano
Mr. and Mra. Dan Tanner and I lip two week's absenco of Miss fro; Today, tho opening on, of tho i
daughter, (llsdys, are expected Irma l.yman. Miss llickett Is Iho shoV. The management believes
U, U, 1IIHI. lll.l J-uu.lhn.uio 6Ki Jni iik unt)
a thrill out of the Itomn'n riding, j
'last week on a Vomblned business , , ' . " .chariot races, relay races and the
TELEPHONE
COMPANY IS
II. -if from ). s. c
from DregWi state college where ho home soon from Spokane where daughter of " Mr. and Mrs.
has been attending school. Mr"" h been since the first of I'ickett..
last week on a Vomblned business - . , 1
wlil.li he was taking. He Is at.'""1 tomt, trip. Mr. -limner Is fon.liicftNl VM Day ; rest, "us the grown-ups and give
work in Hie Moon Drug company. ""Perlntendent or the. Howman-. .;. iIUssell Scott, accompanied by inem mis ciiieo 10 wmiess uio L.ulmt .,.,,,,, ,., 1V.
, Hicks Lumber company here. UrH. Scoll lin(1 tl,n,P (lll,1B,ter Mary Went., regardless of the size of (.nm. ,,,.,,,, Mll,IK,.r
Al Alleml Stmk Slum ' - Louise, returned yesterday morning ""'
. I'oliee Cliief Clint Hiiynes will bo """inis i n. . from tll0 i.rilr0 city country
,,. , ,. r..,.,i ..,. i,. .,. ii, -.sr. nua irs. c. iv
starting this morning, was post-
pou.ed.,litiilI"tolno'ri'ovV. '; ''"";''';' '
Ka,t, r Oregon Livestock show at tw,in """Ifhters. Barbara and lev- .,, cot w,
I nhSn ail three days. His horse. ""-ned t their home hern ht.,d, I'rairl
I'atsy. Is already at Union nnd Mr. "" '"
ii......... ...... tl i' ..i.i ., .relatives and parentB. Miss Hor-
lianuie. '."
Among tile horses thnf are get
Guye and where he has been for several days.11""' Ihelr sharo of attention uro pl.a, nmlmKM. uf 10 ,.;, lnd
. .MISS IIOLI, IIIHDV
CUiliiSS KIKI.I), June Ii (Al')
lluu Mnlml Itnll v.-ill. n rn.w ,f
' IN NEW JrllvJVl l'o nlcn will attempt a non-stop
'v flight to Kuupe tomorrow In alio
w trnns-Atiantlc piano ('olinnbla .of
(Continued from Page 1) Charles A. l.evlne, the Inner' an
nounced tiiis afternoon. The pilots
will be Oliver l.choutillicr, formerly
of the. l.tiitls'li army nod Captain
Arthur Argollis of .Minnesota.-
mi
The Romance
Incomparable -
wose-Fiane,
cttt)ofyiaycr picturs
K. 1. Crowe, who . has occupied
the position of secretary nnd Kcn-
ork. A field day vas'Hnvorul of mov? or Jta8 fa,"u .
fit Hot liiikd- V ' '
Herman Mire, who has been tak
ing treatments nt the Hot Lake
sanatorium for the past ten days
noiwlmii TdlniiiMiiin iwmi 1 111 ttv tiliion
rairle lity winning tlrat- inrougno u tnc wcsi. ... Its orguniitiition in 111(17. Is retained
John. Day and Mount Vernon also . ' "'"' 18 ono. "orse on incn-ast-,, ()e ww clnl,,. , tle ,.
took part. A couH of honor was Oregon mock show gioun.is Uun 1)f llMrict' muimKcl. r ,,
held at which IS tenderfoot awards, wn0 doesn t cure wiietlu i' school j,,.,,!,,,,,,, t.merly owned by Iho
... ....... ...... i ,,v,. necunu eiuss awarus ana lour : . ; , . n .h I ionic lliuepcniloill ielcpnulio coin- TACOMA, Juno I) (Al') In
:?"-'""""'" nn ruun awaraii were made ana .;".! pany. L.ii i.i-ixi lii.ir wiili eniiiieiH. c.nv
avenm . 28 n,e:n b""iSt'" .Pr080nt. "' "o "Z , .. m eciind 1 'tl""'"1 otnm Ww enior lluland Ii. Ilanley eet.,l his
am"Lr i ) '"J? '1T1.T ..U' toT mter'wed w'; rel'es'nia! I ""'""- re-election in T
'and 3. Mr. Scott also went to Half- of the pre called hM' box . , , tne ,,,. x. Winter, i'j, '3;, ,,, ,.,, Weeeh
way wnvre no nelil a court or"'" " -. preshlent, and Karl W. dates, vice ,vi.n ,i. ..hief eveeutlvo
honor. '
(
-v. , .iui.iiiLiEiiii, is r-i mi "v"lv HiW FSWII I'dlllietop "
hi iiiuiuiiun. ..ii. ..in.-., nn, . Harold Warner, or I'cmiictont
"Hiis" O'Conrtell expect to leave . , Ix Grande today visiting
soon In their plane which they re-wnn state Senator Krod K. Kiddie
n ntly puroliused.' Mr. Mires gr.nl- an( Secretary Cook, of the stato
llateil froill thO local high School Pn.,l.lli.,.n nntninlllnn. M . K'lililln
this spring. . ? - . jnnd Mr. Cook will leave tonight,) I . LEA VE TONIGHT
a. ' " ' : for Kansas lily. They are dole-
Jrre .'rom
FRED KIDDLE TO
IVtiiisylvaiiis '
H. Hortei. accompanied by his jr. Warner was elected president
if... daughter and mothcr-ln-law, doctor and says that ho. expects
Is registered at the h'oley hotel. to gn oast later on to "settle what
Mr. ilnrter is here from his home .j,r. Kiddle und Mr. Cook Mart."
in .Mtl'i'leniierg. Pn.. supervising the '.
instullntlo'n of thelieueon liglits for ! j
the use of the mall planes. He bus Moving To Apilrtnients
l.'-en working In tills territory for! Superintendent and .Mrs. J. T.
the past several mVnths and will bo T.ongfcllow and daughter, ,1'utrleia,
here for another week finishing the are moving to the Grande Konde
for Kansas t ily. Thoy are dele- FOR TONVKNTIOiV
iritfi ta the roniibllcan convent on.'f I'UIV T XlVfll
tuonunuea irom rape i
4natloii.jf Secretary .Hoover."
The chairman of the Oregon
deleKatlon has not. been selected
stall us she wua settled Into thu
( equine eqqiviilcnt , of a "beauty
I nap" on tire grass not far from her
two-year-old "Minnie T." a. inaru
Iwho Is one of 'Mr. Crosson's best
prospects. Mr. Crosson's two-year-old
Is sired by "tfca Guard," und
Is a sister of tho famousj'TJusty
JJIck. ' who won the 1'cndluton
derby last year. .
- I U. hu ll 4 IK-amtes
In uddition to showing the "lukc
of Jancaster,'' a Kovernment stul-
lion whose rueintf days are ovef but
who still sires winners, Homer Kid-
Hartley Employs
Many Ugly Words
' n',
I ; with I ' nrintniii ,
I .MIAN CIIAWIDIII) I IX STAN r .
; .iamiis .nt.tAv rp-iAasi-x .
' not si; i'i;Ti:its
I Jjiiwless. ilicn, elcinen- g f- S'e '
, lal passlohs nnd yel IJ . '
In the far reaches of SjTyl (c- 7
! the.North.Woods flow- ,TV SL
' Jlased on the famous .' 2M.',nv tji
. slage.pioiiuclioi, '. MpX '
', '. I ; i ', . i ' '
, i..
i
president In charge of operations.
Walla Walla Man
Scores Grain Rate
hurling charges rlnht and left.
I.lars, contemptible curs, and'
knaves, were some of the mlldm
cpithelH HlM-lied lo his' political op
lioneuts and to the editors of the
'.two Taccriiia ncwMpapers.
SKATTLi;, "Wash.. June C U.I'J
TesllfyinK" yesterday at the Inter-,
state commerce- Kralu rale heurliiff.
A. N. Haxton, rancher, dcrlaied
that Ki'filn ffrowers in Northwest
ern Walla Walla county felt that
they are bcllitf discriminated
but It is considered likely that Mr. well of North l'owder. bus a strlnff j "wy. ,l' e discriminated
Kiddle VIII receive that honor. lt'of , 8tx ,u.ud ot . beauties al tho :",nBt . ,y. 11,0 . ,,,'r nt u 0
hus been eustonitiry In the past Hi)ow tln-ee or which j..-i
4..-''i' ,
. TODAY
The TRUTHFUL SEX
v Featuring - -
riUNTLEY GORDON - MAE BUSCH
...... ; . T ovthi: taoi;
MA DAM I ! ADAH 1,)NII ItOSK ihommKh her pupils In
' i(' - laluly Daiifv Numbers ,
Ddiley Nominates
For Governor
INDlANAi'OIJH.'jttlie ' (At,T
Krank Duiley, of ItidlHnapollH,
an altorney. was nonllnuletl as tlfe
shipped to democratic candidate for KovcrnorJ
i van la
this made the
to name the man-head of the dele- -i..." Pni,H htin I ho nth.-r- thr.,.. .. 1 ""rlluml from south of the Hnake of indluna itt the statu convention
'V iiero i ouay. .t
Haxton, who operate a lf.()0-ucro victory came on the first ballol.
ranch In that section, declared that 'oilier coiitcntantH were John K.
apartments this week from the S.!,ton vho rec(,d the J. f" .,b CS" Ite , ri''
,,. Crowe residence at 504 1'ennsyl-: ,. ut lt , unaeloua tHt , l '" - Sa
i i " iuiiT u-ininH "V, . Kozer, high vote man- In ihe re- Stevens of yaklina also have three I
heir home this winter Mrs cent ,.,,.y. declined the hon- . .. Meteorites." whlelt will line up at!
Drug Stores To ("lose
..n. ..I i.i-i.v nan uinui - - I ceiu ii until? , mis iiueiuieii i ne '"- 1 "Meteorites w lliell will line II tl at
morning Unit all durg stores of La Crowe and her sons. Marion and or B)11 expresses himself In favor ,h .., B0n.,1(, ,irli,i, i hit week
irandd wlii; 1. dosed tomorrow Dick, are expected home from Long f Mr Ki,1(1,e ,n vlew uf lhe ,,: , ' n 1,1
ler s position as manager of tho whoso silks will be worn by three
Hoover compalgn. nice nrosuects while I'rank Koenev
nrternonn fnun'12 to 6 o'clock for Heach about the middle of tho
lhe Knftern : Oregon Livestock month. -Mr. und Mrs. Longfellow
slimv. The list of drug- stores In- and their daughter returned Satur-
'Im.I.-s Glass Drugs. Mil vert horn i day from a trip to southern Idaho.
Wright's. Moon Drug company, whero they spent Memorial day
I! ioss drug store und the I. & with Mr. Longfellow's ..mother.
1. I. rug compuny. They were gone about 10 days.
The Sale
That Has
h THE GOODS!
THE VARIETY!
, THE VALUES!
THE STYLES!
CHURCH, MEXICAN Iciuning
has two animals at the K'uunds. in-
and Karl Crawford, Mil- i
PEACE EXPECTED
Heli n Test," wlnncr of tho un ' ",a "U!,n" 1,1,1 u,iU lu,n c"
recent Condon dcrl.v. w-inntnir nv.-r . Pinion was sunt 10 Krowers or m
some fine . animals tm-ludimf
much touted horse from I'ortland.
there was no competition umonjf .r,.tlerhk. Kokomn, CcorK'- Jale,
buyeis in his district, with only Muiu-ie
l'ort land " exporters being hi' lhe- on,
fieOI. He sahltlhnt Krowcrs In tho
parity territory of the Knako river . -
had Hie benefits of "open markets'
- (Continued from Pape 1)
haps todayV or certainly in Iho neVt
few days.
"The unofficial help of Amhassu
dor JJwiirht W. Morrow in beffln
ninj? and outlining negotiations,
plus the work of Archbishop t.co-
pumo iiui., oi .Micnoacun, wuu w
IUII Mcl'herson has two head enter
ed while Knink lloaeb whose wln
n I ut? 8 at the' H-nlnes imfiiiij lust
wVok Inclurlcfl the coveted . relay
race will enter lhe same event at
1'nion, as well as the llormm event
und chariot iie-s. , r
HrdsiiMV Sirhr; Then
Frank Hldwell Iuik a fine y.-ut -n
idlsirlct becadse of the difference In
rate;:.
now in Koine, are belltvrd largely .which will k; s-en anions th
rcspouNibic for the end of a con- Istercd horss In tin hIiow rin
trovcry which has rucke-d Mexico i while (ii(H(f" l: ilsuirs utrlnif
for nearly two years. j from Ontario will ! Icaturi d M
. 'Tinier this settlement the pen-the. I Coniaii. lelaysand various flat
pie or Mexico will once -u Rain he races, ItedHtiU, uho Is an "old
able 1o worship In their tfccustotn- timer" was a little luti- In arriving
ed manner; churches will be re- due to truek troiibl.-. Not Tar from
opened; priests will return to their the Itcdstill stabh s are liorseA own
cburches, Ihe sacraments will he ed by Jvun York of Grants I'aks,
adiulnb-lcnd without lhe secrecy of incltidlntf Zlnnon." who phu-.-d
the !at two ywtrs, I hiKh ul Condon In escveralVvents.
"Iloth "sides, uccordimr to -the! "Jucr Oalbraith, noti-d WanhliiK
World's Information, are makinur ton starter, and a favorite with
some eoticessions, which .will cn- L'nlon ruceKoerswiH oifhaileatth
THIE
. -
'THE STORE WITH A CONSOENCe
able IU churches to abandon the
charge that the state seeks to dom
inate rcliKion und enable, the Calles
administration to function without
starter's pont this year." announces
Mr. HidwHI. "This should Insure
fulr staiis and funt ra'i:s."
ContlnuinK dowu the row nf
charKcs.of church Interference In stables, can (ml visitors wilt mjxt sci
state affairs."
"Classic" a horne raised hi the John
lay r-.untry by the cn-at bn-eder,
Henry Trow hr. dec, now eimiiff
colors of Otto Iji l'ort ! of
TK.WSIKNT IHICS
PKVIH.KTON. June 6 f A IM thi
John Wllf-on. 78. a transient, was Vnity. Vlrifll Jones is Hponsorinif
found dead this morning in a local another Muteorite four-year-old,
roumlnir house. Very little is known "Meteor Jones." while Jim rJlllotl
nf the dead man hen-.
7,OH ANfiMI.KH. Jnnu 0' (Al')
l-'ornicr I'nlleil Htates senator for
California, John I). Works, 81, died
hero today ul tho hotel whero he
made his home.
I tfkzi 1
tl
At IXI HI AI, bla.k-and-liltc !
skull cap. is made viitiroly of silk I
Haves, a few dinning duvru ovoo
of L'lglli ha, ' Ht.i'.'.arl H," a lulls -lie oar " lllu I'lutk tide.
I no I i.i Adams
J'limio MAIN 211
WlKtru Vour $ llll)ij Ibo Most
Ml (111,11 KTOIlAlilA
Baked Salmon
Cut up fish in small
pieces, and place in
bake pan. Sprinkle
with catsup and a few
drops of I-ca' & I'cr
rins sauce, juice of
lemon, salt and pep
per and 1 bay leaf.
Place -small bits of
butter on .top and
bake 20 minutes.
r Stalling THURSDAY ;
ii'vAm urn
1
i
The Thrill
ol'u
Life-Time!
As a slaK" piny. It i';i,it
year iu ci'owded Iidiihcr,
A-i pletliie. It has been
h.illed as a iMUHlerpiecy ' uf
iinuieiise flr.'iiimiic and eifio
tinn.il power.
War and hive---n (britliiuf
tiarralivn-r-wllh l.lllbin CImIk
at her peak directed by tho
man who mado "IJeii-i lur.''
LILLIAN
GlSIl
nllb
Ralph Forbes
. dtreH-l by
FRED
NlliLO
',iisil mi (be play bv Chan
nitm I'lilliM k. Adaplatfoti by
WIlllH (bdillteek. Cuiilinulty
by Allies ChrlMilue Johnston
and Willis -'.ohlhcek. Titles
by John Cotton.
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