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Thursday; June 7, 1928
'ur-LK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Local News In Brief
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Ueitlsieml l inni Kmnieu V . ,'
J-..B. imvipH una 1', W; I'olly
Ntoliped ut the l&. Grande hotel
while lit tljln city yesterday. , They
-lire from Kuinielt, Ida.''- ' ' ;
Hero fioiu Wiillu WitlUi ;
A. A.-Hoffman, of Willlu'Wllll?!,
WiikIi., Hiuiped tlie"l)i Clrande
hotel yoHterduy while here on bunl?
ln.sK'i llr Hero
, ' M. A.'Morud, of j'ortlmiit, la reK
nlorefl ul llio l.u rirande liulel. Mr.
Morud In an insiieHur for tho i'u
clfle TqleiihuHG company: -,'
-V -. 4 i ; V,'
Here from liniuilut v. '-' .-' " ,'f ':
Mr. and Mia. U' jfrurnoek'
nfttl dauKlitera, Kiiurund Heto, --rental
ei-ed ut tie Kacajawea yesterday
while here from their homo at lin:
naha. .
At Kttcajuwcio
Irving' Hoswell, of Enterprise,
Ktopped at the KiuNtJnweu Inn while Returns Ifrom Meet . . .r ; .
here yesterday. ,-..'' .;.v'Ol .cbr.l 1.- U Ingle' returned this
1 V ; ' Imoi'ning fi'om ; the state - osteo-
Stopped. Here Yesii'rdny-r ' ;?:.. pathilp' meeting In Portland. . Ho
.Mr. u Jul Mrs. Koy A. Heed and -reports a vert successful meeting.
r on Koy'sA.. J''-, anil daughter Ruth,rwith a- number of "eminent speak-stopperi'-ut
the Hacajawea ester-'j4r4' attaadlng. '.-, ' '. :'&-'
duy w hile In the city from, their I ' , .' tl . ' , -", , . J
' hoihe lii Twin .Falls. Ida. Hoxlnnersto M't " . -r - ' s ' X-
:
Ht'liirn f-'ijnn Walla, Walla is'V i; I departments of the Presbyterian this year, the management report
Mis. tlabel Uray and herdiiugh-pundayi sclteol will meet on Sanir- than ,for many years -past. Hen
tor, Carolyn, and sons, Lawrence :iay -afternoon at three o'clock' In .Jory wlth'bucklng horses; hlS'Stcer
and Honald, have returned from a stead-bf' 8; Friday afternoon- for. and Buffalo, furnished a. 'number
short trip to'' Walla Walla whero pja'ctloe: i .. '".. iof thjllls -at Intervals betw'ecr) : the
they visited Mrs. Gruy's sister, Mrs. v ;' . 7..' , ''' . ' ; 1 v- v y-Jraces One accident threatened' fb
&rurott JJaves,. .. r ;. ' T. '. Mr. j-Vost 'B-.'ttcr spoil the pVogram.n-'hH.,' 'Jessd
, -rt- ' I1 ' '' ' 4f-'' I 'vtso,.I-'cSst; ..who was Injured In- Lawrence of Bajter. " was riding
In AcHlUcnl ' '.. , ' -Lv v'A-V an' automobile accident Sunday Is Owyhee. The animal jumped tho
W. lii Treuvy, formerly of ''lju, steadily growing better. It is re- fence -around the arena, falling In
Gnuido.; suffered u painful . accl-'
dent' when, un artery was cut' in
hjs- wrist' enne woraing- at. , ine.
.Durkec' rnn4lnwleld. It has been
learned liore.- 'Mr. Trevey has-been
employed the government In the
work uf Installing lights for the
. alt-muir planes. ,.i
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11 l,. I,....n'
It hna been-nnnounccd 'tiiat I hot
I'iiIod I'uclflc lino through Oregon,
has announced round trln fares to'"
l'ortlund fur ; tho Hose l''estlval;
eiiual lo.-o- faro und a 'third. : Chy- ,
drcn five years of age1 and under, ,-vV-12
niay travel for" one-half of, th'ef Arrlvl
udult lilYe. Tickets ut those spcelal!
fares .a'tii'on sale frohyJurio 9 ;toj
15, IncltlsfVe. ' 'i ' '.' -'.' . '
Jn Orltllll OoiMlitlon : ' . . . 'i
WonVihas been recolvod Here uyj memy. niej.ui" niuueius u wunu
Mr." linfl-Mrs. Georgo Hull fr6m lngloh State rollcge. l'ercy r.owell
Mrs. 1'ij' H. Vlcklnson thut . Mr.-' graduuted. ti'om the 1 ..Grande
Dickinson Is in .thu hospital w hcroV High school, hero two years go. ,
he has undergone two serious op-;.
..r.-iiioml, nml Is still In "a critical!
iindltion. Mn, and Mrs. Dickinson-,
..1 tU..na nt hlaiiCnmoIMed . his fi-eHlmini
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' m:i i-v .JiiiiL lor ine i hi - nt;..-i
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yiuis iuiiu uuii iiuims "
'Ana, liU.
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kTsUt.iI at I X.randc
P..Krsu.m at i.ra i..c .. .. ? 0 to whcro nM ,.
A I., 1 ietrlc li. Of bt. LoulsMo , nt for , slln,mer months.
iVglstcreil a , .the J.a Grando not...!.,. WomJy , k Hot;
yoslerday ivltl.o in this oily. . lake. ( . '- !- , , .
linn IVoiu Utiisci . ;:- -.j '!
Miv tmd Mrs. Charloa WrlKlitaon,
of- Itrtisi-, Ma., wirp horo yi?stiT(Jay:.
oral days with friends. Mrs. Tur-
tier was away- from homo 'about 3Q
days. J, t , ,
t '
' llelurneil l'Vont Spokum
Mia. 1..;H. Jesse and dauuhler
1 atsy have returned to ineir noim:
' here altir a two weeks visit to Hpo
kain. ,jTheir homo lien Ih on
printf street. .
Visit in;;'' Here
.Mrs. Harry" Avery has lier
jruests Jlier mother, Mrs. J. I.
Kaufz, and her sister. Miss KtheL
Kautz. -of Twlrt KhIIb. Ida., who
are on ..their wuy to
.os An ge lea
Cal., where they wilt spend tho
sunimer months. They will visit
.nt 'the Avery homo for about two
weeks. , " v
Vlsitiii' Here
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hibl)Crfstein
and ehfhren. who made their home
hcre.ahorit eijrht years ago but who
now1 reside at, Monitor out from
Halem tire visitii?g hor with lela-"
tives and friends. They arCspend-
n - the majbrlty of rhelr time at
the home of Mrs. BlbbertsteUTs
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Wells
Orandu today and will, leave for
liome tomorrow, v. -.. ": ,
,on business. I Hey stolipcu ul tiy- mdependenco. and -Miss l.onlso stallions. Calloway King was given nt the start, was practically ills- , , ' .hi,.ii i mil . .' I"m Inierfcrlnn with ilia clrculn
La Grande hotel. ' Kroncll ofKulem are' vlslllnght tho qultti nn (novation Inasmuch us ho, continued after the death of, liar-,1"' iSlJ L,, nlvlnir' the '' .-JS"!!;! n"! p"c.ki'
5 : Mhome of their parents, Mr. and appeared ln.lhe first show, 20 years'' rls 1-rench. Subsequent alt am pis' "1"" VZTmm Zl aull " W QO,," tim- ' V"
licuriis 1'V.im Visll Mr.- 1). C. I'Tench at 1-320 Y ave- ago. - . . '.. ;. Jto fo-orgauize the campaign force cl v, ,i J ,L, ,n,i' Always on hand lit..-.-,
Mis. Hurry It.. Turner returned, mlc. . Howard Itobcrts of Kalem Is Hen Jory won first place for beat-to carry on the work railed to a ' c i l", ' F ,,..,,. i' GlaSS DrilCS. InC. '
home oil train No. M yesterday also a guest t tha l.Vench honie.. reined saddle horses, there having Wain degree and gate . receipts c!l b , ",?"'"' "'J! - n' "'" Ldv
morning from Taconia where nho-.ra. Clemo wllljje rcniembered In been several competitors ' In this have been lna.le.mate to ni.it "" .' i,..' , , , T.' il ii,n
has been visiting her sisters and ,a rjrande as Miss Marian Lovett. . class. , ' V salnres und other expi nses of the !?,, , , 7,,L r . :
from l'ortlund where shesp-nt sev- i.v,,c1 - enibloyed .at tho i Ibudmr Itesillls . . eh.l.. '-., '., . . two. milliun.gullons of wuui eu. n i
PRICES
Unbelievably Low
BUT TRUE
On Men 's ajid Young Men's
- Clothing, tiats, Shpes,
Luggage, Furnishings, Etc.
. " ' -! : - ' :.r
Visit This Gigantic Sale
Every Day and Save Dollars
a
LINT
27T.
Went to Hot 1-ako .
' Mrs. Flora Harrle tipon 'Tues
day visiting at Hot Lake.- -
VklUuf at Starker '
Ml Marlol Webb la apendlnn
this week vlsltliiji villi Juno Sniltli
I Ului-Lnv . -, '
at Btarkey, .
la Convalmcijic
O. It. ljtrison la convaleaclng nut
lafactorlly. front un operation v.'hlch
he underwent several weoks ago ut
Hot Lake.' : 4 v, ;
Anrtual instnlatl.on of'Hujrlcs gates,i : ' ;.
udgc. and auxlllaiV will lio-'held . wiHi tho perfection of .tho pr
tiila evening and a largo class, of gUniziition, the comblno declared
candidates will be- Initiated
'i
Home iymorrow
Miss Dorothv Kberhnrd will bo
Among the college students wTho v.0ro brought for seats on the con
wlll arrlvo tomorrow from Kugvno vcntlon floor. Hoovor forces plck-
f or the summer. ' .
j.;.'rThe Heglnners and tho il'rlirtary
sorted' today, i Mr. Frost was first
.thought ' critically Injured- but -
strong hopes are now hold for his
recover', I" V ' ' , ;
'..': . '.':' '.r '.' -,, '!
Jil.sters I'mlergo OiMsratim
Two sisters, Murjorie Hhinehart
.an
id' Mrs;
J.uclllo Collins, .undor-1
. jwertt onoratlons yestordoy at ttio
Grande Hondn hoanltnl: Hoth arn
from , Rhlnchnrt.. and the.' daugh- -
tors of Mrs. Mary IUiinehart. Miss
RHMeliVM 'underwent nn nunendlx
- oporatlon and hor sister a, , niajor
operation,-'
Ing Prom I'lillinsn : ,:
'awv-linil Wavn. r.ntunlt --1,,.nf h
ors .of Mi's. l. T. Longfellow, will
arrlvy ' here1 -' Baturday for' a few
riMV'fl visit "Willi Mr. nml Mm l.nnir.
fellpw al tho Grande llonde apart-
:
Hem oil Visit-
. iiuoen woouy. wno nas just
eshmun term at
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n .h i'. uri-ivAri h..i-n Liuf. u.i, i-'
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for', several t duvs . visit in l.u
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9icT-i;'..d
1 the city and thu valley. -He w-
J. f ,,,!, u h ,
xl
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Vislllnz rannl.
, ;Mp and MrH
of
" Miss Kronen Ih eliinloved .at t
courthouse Jn Salem. They will be
. n - Mi Orandu for a. week or ten
days. i , '
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EjO AIvJE
STILL HELD
BY WE
(Continued from rage 1)
uled to- start, at 0 p. m 1'uclfia
coast time.
- An' unruly surf prevented the
llanc from starting yesterday nf-
ternoon as she was scheduled to do.
When the ' government steamer
I'lnnam. uj.flv.nl fir AJnuoliil ivltlt KllfS
n.it.,t, nr .....,. n, r.t
transporting the gas' to tho shore
was dlfflculfon account of the
t-niiB-ii Ron -
ft.ntf.1n r'lini-lna K In P-fHr.1 .Km ll h
nlTd rharles rim: Australian nllots
of the Southern Cross estimated
that they should cover tho 1 762
miles between Huva and Brisbane.
Australia, in about 20 hours. They
planned to stop at -Brisbane and
Teave Harry W. l.yon and James
.Warner, American members of the
the end ;of it heir 7,000-milo ali
Journey 'fronir, Oakland, Cal. !
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LQTMIEI
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i.'-'Slto . leino.
Group Opposed
To Hoover Ficks
Emmerson Chief
- 'KANSAB Lift. June 7 A1')
The field of opponents to erbeh
litinvi-t comulnted an organisation
hero today hoping to prevent hlm
jfr'oui belnff nominated In the ro
' publican convention next work.
I., ,l Emmeraon ropuuncan noin
ilu,0 .govornor of Illinois., and
, , i.. .1...- ll..,n
a l.otvuen man la tliii genernllssino
of the, entire anti-Hoover organlia
tlon. . .
Mi. Ituth Hannah McCormlck
of Illinois, alao a 1-owden -worker,
wan hado cHairman of tho puull.
city ooinniltteo. with Instructions to
lose no tlmo In placing the aim of
the combination before the delp-
they had docldod also to carry bo
forp tho credtunls committee uio
fight It lost before tho republican
n,.tinnnt nitnlttn Vhpn nntpfitB
ed up, more than sixty plodgcd
votes In the contests, defeating un
lnstructed or hostile delegations.
LA GRANDERS -:;
" ATTENDING ON i
SECOND DAY
- ' (Continued from Pags tj; '."
'the abf, Lawrence being pinna un
derneth. He vyas given ltnmodlato
tmedlcal attention! and the.JnJury ...
rwas fouml to consist, of only oli.
I bruin-' rather than a fractuio- as. h
was at first feared.. ' .-
, Ontario Team Wins 1 ."'I,
Kach morning has boon devotoq
to" tho' judging-' oontosts. Tester-
day IHOSMlIng- tho HmltllrHllglleS
teams from Union, lmblur, Knter-
prim-.. Wallowa, Ontario 'and Half-
way judged Pcrcheron horses.-Hoi
stein cows, Hereford bulls, Hump-
SlTIro sheep and Cheater Whlto
Irogs.vwith Jho, following results announced today by Gnttrhjs.'Mal- 'portions .- where sidewalk la only
First,;- Ontario;. . second.' lmblcrt boeuf.-aecretary of tho' chamler of )0lng built on one side of the street,
third! - Enterprise: fourth, Union:.: comniercc. ."The question to bo. Ainplo Water Supply
filth.Wallowa: vlxth, Halfway. Dr.'fjthrushed out Is. whether, our local. i"ity," Munuger -W. O. Crews re
McNary. of .'Pendleton. ' Dr.- Qal-Ueam Is to be disbanded for lack p,;,. thnt during tho month of
brnltu. of Washington, Kred Kn- ' of necessary finances, itn.dthu-4 ,My a total of 9,7011,800 Kullons of
termllle, and Hurry . G, Avery, of -abruptly halt Ita unbroken, string wus pumped from the city
Lu Gmnde,Nvcru tho judges. .. Cllf-; of 'league victories or whether th wo, Nu j during' 12a hours ot
ford j'onrud. of Jmbler, with- (42v;jeam will be, nit It should, financed 11npln .n10 CUMl to the city was
poilltd was high point man of tho' so us to enable La Grande, as nil u fr0nn less Oian a 2-3 cents per
contest, Wulter Lovhaug. of L'ii,eBsentlsl fuctor in the, nine Maun- .hmiBmid,. gallons. Pumping pc-
lon. second with 808; ininn, of
.iturlo, third , with 80.7.8. , ,
I -Yostcr-duy afternoon's . program
opened with tho, grand. - parade,
- .. - I.llv ull,lCT In 4l, I.
which was striking . In that It uccur
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pled cnroc-i ourtiis or mo raee tracK -
m orih lime. Jan. Wood - drove
team.- and Moss and,
tuna rour-in-nanu icum vus aiso
evidence. , I
M-i H. .Ivy has his string of.
Shetland ponle. on exhibition .nndj
Gilbct Hllmiin, of Ujiion, wus-
Jiaimfi tho bent rider. . . v
) t'allmvay. King, owned by Levy 1
Hand driven by i).. Cooper' wari given5,
firt place In registered mounted;
lUielnjC UehMlls , '
Tim results-of tho racing' events)
on the afternoon program woro as
I follows: ; ' ' - V'
J-'Irst ItiH'o, 1W.m1i
by Klowerde.w,: driven by J. .Hey-
nolds ' ; " , ' ' Z
I Set-owd, -llle. Twu-Yeiir-plilH
j First t'aseifers, owned by Croi-
sen, driven by J. Reynolds. Time
.311. 'i ' 7 S
I Second June Wells, owned by
Wells, driven by Thompson
I Third Yakima '. V. owned" by
Buzi', d rl ve n by. M re. Itaze
I T,''p1 Ilac 54-Mlki a zr -
1 v y rst Simmon, owned by Mrs.
,iork, driven by E. l arrel. Time
2-5.
Heeond t ant Miss. owned by
, Wc"do' 'V Z AJtt,,lfl- ,
1 1 rI Babe H. Wee owned
Mmpkins driven by Donivan.
by
" , m" "7" , J
' I'lrstHedsuirs team driven by
furrtK Time .54 3-B. -
1 Second Hyers team, driven by
t Third Cantrell's. team driven by
Hoieomb. r .'.
I lfth-lUuc. .lalden JUko
TUrtv-Year-Olds
First WaKon Trump, owned by
Buze. driven by K. Karrell. Tlmo
.38 2-6.
t Second Wood Meter, owned by
Hpeelman. driven by Thompson,
I Third Kibbonettc, owned by I.a
Porto, driven by O. Kims.
I sixth Ilaec, JMay
I First Itoach's string1, driven by
Hunt Time 3 minutes 1 3-6 sees.
I. Seopnd HedsuM's atrinff, driven
by K. Karrell.
I Third Cantrell's string, driven
by J. vT'arroll.
SovelKh Hacc, Chariot 1tni
First ltyers. Time .65 2-5.
Second Hoach. ..
LOOT ONLY I I.K00
DKTItOIT. .Mleh.. Juno 7
(A 11
Tfie six men who yesterday held
up the Detroit News In a duriiuf
daylight mbbeiy obtained approxl-
Imately $H,d00 the paper unnounc-
lMrst Juanltn. qwncd by ited-,
'poll li.,.n l.u I.' . lr,,pMl T M,n..ll nn rnp -41... at.L.n.l .1. n,.p,l nf .
.37 2-B. - .; ' ,l the La Grande team, which has '"" " ""' V"--
s.nilw n'.l -...'W1'.;..-.': i,..rnm. l...n ,.ii..,l in vides 1 hat tin list cr men sh II ropoi t
ATHER :0. Hlmpklns. driven by jiuiiivon, 'j Eastern Oregon baseball history, rniovals,uiid arrival, from and to
. I 'CI, 1 .l l r, ..,!.., .,1 I.... I. .tl..k..l,iu f,... II,,. n..,r.... J V.MUIIIIV IU UIV VLJf IJUIIi.V
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leil today. The loot represented Icfs t It. Kburhard. local attorney, that
.than half the payroll of the paper. recently ho Interstate commorcrt
u part of which tho bandits failed commission examiner recommend
ito discover and anolheft part, sev ed that the t'nion railroad, con-
eral Uiousand dollars, which theyincctlng Union and I'nion Junction.
dropped ly fleeing the 4uiidintf af
ter tnc hold qp. k
x 1 t '
Thireal untate jiirent haa lota of
Iroujjge wheq Jie .cun-dtanoao of.tlonn to Itay Woodlmry, nre.si'lelit
Two Caraollide
Near Union Hotel
. UNION. Ore., Juno-7 (Special)
Two cars, une driven by lleurKe
Hughes, and tho other lurrying
four Jlalnea, Ore., girls, collided liV
front of the Union hotel at ubout 1
o'clock thla moi'iilng. Uoth cars
were damugcd.'nnd .Mr. lluxhes
was badly out about the fucei The
girls escaped' uninjured. .'-
Mr. Hughes wiis Taken to l,ho Hot
ljke- Buuutorlum' whore' his hurts
aao not regarded us- Very serious.
Uenurts ure that tho Hughes cur
.'was going. .north anil 0e Haines
machine south. Tho Haines ear!
started tri turn into the Olivia mi-;
Ing station when tho collision oc-
. C. C. Grain Rate
Hearing iNear End
. s ' ' 'y -'
8HATTI.K, Juno -1 (Al') lir
forts upon the part of all Intsresta
concerned lo end tho Columbia ba
sin pause of the liitei-statc com
iuBivo,i.i,. ... ...
merce ' commission's grain "rate
hearing was to be made at today's
session. . , -
:; With tho annoimcement ut the j ot nge Jttchaidson has ' attended
close of yestoi'day's hearing that 0Very republican convention except
J. iv. , McOornack, of ; Bpoknno, I ono snC0 1884. Ho Is for Hoover.
Wash., was to be called us un "In- AmoNig the opponents of the Mc-
dependent w itness." Commissioner ury-Huugon relief bill to reach
H.. H. Meyer attempted to outline , Kj,ml oily Is Hepreaentatlve Fort.
a new program to cover Iho re- ;or fjt,v' Jersey, who 1b to fight any
inalnder of the Seattle hearing and ; uoempt-to put un equnllzatipn fee
the Portland hearing which . wllt'j provision-' In the party .-declaration
follow.- Those In close toncli wlth'i on aKrUn4lture.'' Fort Is not u mem-
the crie ','' j;'f,ir'2.,lier o' ue resolutions committee.
inai in wume v "l ,
oyer the lutter imrt of next week.
PIRATES DEFEAT " 1 "
h ENTERPRISE NINE
r.1: IN DUST STORM
(Continued from Page
hlch local funs consider suro to
happen. : v .
-A- large crowd; Is expected to no-
"company th? team to Haaer. ino
game Is to sUirt at 2:30 p. nt. .
''" MASS MEI-71'IXG l-'ftlllAY
A mass , moetlng of La 'Grando
business men and baseball fans
(will bo held nt the city ;i.ill. Uunor-1
iroiv1 evening at 7:3() o'clock. It Is
on-'taln league, to continue playing un-
til tho closing gnme of the. Belied-
, ule of July 8. This Is the situation
, confronting the niuniigeiiitnt und
.Ul.. l.....i...ll.,4h .llM.1
i nothing short of lmnir
SS-ViW
rr - . ,.
'Wl I save It.. I'lve league games re,
1 m.ln. lu. nhivr,rl lnefinl rnir inn
on the local diamond, two cxhlbi-
tion putu-a with iii-nci tue weiii or
'J"y '" "u8""'.- V11''''1,1'0'1
BHinos wnn iNamim una weiaer,
Ida., busiili'H n roluni gatno
I '"Tho financial history of tlu1o-
cal baebal j.. t-luh in fairly well
known. Holleitatlon for- fumlq,
which met with
I club;
"There is no question (hat tho
, majority of ..business people and
'leitlaens (reoorally want to h'0 tlio
j season carried out, nut only for tho
sake of the sport itself and appre-
iwition of tho local' club .foPtoxt
year and , us a regular annuitl 't.mpteiou- 1 ne-onjeei m ine u.m
proposltion, It beinpr, wiloly v tounf e is to kIvo merchants a elmnee
pressedt that baseball Is an lnval-;A f'"w articles tn which they still
i.r.i.i nMa t v.., v itv nml nn .u liold an Interest and to KUard
vertlsinir factor of considerable Im-
portaneo." Mr. Malboeiif said.
Kvnfvnnft - who , is iiitercBti'd ..In
this matter and particularly in file!, vitV trommisslon voted tm
eontlntmnce of the t.uun this yeut. fIvo .2B to the national guard poin
Is ur(?ently reuKHted to be present jnuny's incHH fund. ; . - '
at the meeting- tomorrow niKht.
MFILM OLK HAVE
NARROW ESCAPE
FROM .EXPLOSION
(Continued from I'iikp 1 )
I)empsey (Kstdle Taylor) and sev
eral other film Tolk.
, One of the rafe, employes dis
covered fire had broken nut' In tlio
basement and warning was currle'il
to the dinimr room. Quickly the
placq was emptied of the film peo
ple, only a few others renmJuing.
The blast occurred a few minutes
after the arrivul of the fire de
partment
Tho waits of the building bulged
outwurd and the roof ciinic down.
High voltage electric wires which
wi?re torn dow n charged metal
oljects contacted and mndc tho
work. of removing tint Injured dan
gerous. TWO RAILROADS
. IN COUNTY GIVEN
I.C. C PERMISSION
(Continued from Pago 1)
foUtpllt Of 20,0(in,IHU feet.
Vnloii ficlN Ccrtlfiralc
j It
Is also announce! ,y 'Colon
be i Riven a rertlfieate with condi-
tlon.u When the niMiliratlon -iuo
.Ihefore the eomiiilwil'in, the c-rtl-
-flrate m -Krnnti-'l without comll -
Kansas City Is
Scene of Effort
To Crash Gates
KANSAH CITV, June 7 AP
JubUt8tt Kt'ntlemtn from Who's Who
tsi'uklng work ua tloorkuuiiera; fuv
orttu sou lieutenant , with stuV
1.1 u at ; women doteffuipji, conuiilt
tee members and IiohU'shoh every
where; mileof bunting lAmUreln
of flags unil tho tocul "Corps of
nospliamy luncnoning, looay
iiililuifVi the rush nf the national
convention, preliminaries. .( '
iii"b eo, reu, .u e. r
a doorkeeper, or. perhaps, as an
" ' , ",,, invention .mll-r-wa
alio., 4 , . - ay fine too danco at tha lust of
Uut only 40 odd uoors have ben ,lho p,.UKram. She epitomises grace,
discovered. ; ) Miss Stnligo had n dainty yet
-Tho'JAak mu" force of M" ! difficult "Powder I'litf" danco with
lvunsas K'llyans will go : on duly ftol, Kart uivd also hud i duet miur-Sundny,-wearing
buttons beurlilg her , with Miss Ashuy.
Iho, legeml "Asklo, G. O. P.i 1 1 - , ht ..Swnn nnnco-. Miss Ash
,llvo here. , . by not. only executed tho illfflctilt
A claim for consideration as tho J t00 w0)-k comiiionduhly but aim
Igor - r is being nuido by E. 8. Jtlch-
unison, of Murshallyllle, Va ne-,
gro delegate fiom'the thli'd con-
i?i-e;sional district. Now 00 years
UUV 111) IB prepureu iu rivh uuy uu- '
vice fr
om his long connection vilh
farm
reiie. us u n.eni.ier ul
hotwe' agriculture cpmmittec.
MILES OF
SIDEWALK IS
..... TO BE BUILT
(Continued from rage 1) V
N() s i.'flh street from h to
j 1'reliniliiaiy cHtlmulo of cost,
f K43.58.
"No. -182- Jofferson avenue, .Oak
to Second;-, Graiuiy avenue, cms.
,u I'hji-d, andsCedur streot, Adums
,,, -1-., i l'rellminnrv estlinulo
ot cost, taitt.19.
i u,o ulmvo districts there nro
varied from two to 13 hours
.,. g4' hours.
i, .'. i .i..ii.-n,.,i hhrii
.. uiona per mlnuto, whluh
,a ' . . '
Is un Increase. .iif.,.rfr. Uwib oy.cv
, ., ,.,, , umii.. i ,.,mi
' . - .
",":"; ''.b'n'ct'"'",tm
i(...m.n uMk-lIili thu flow from one
well interfered, with tho other,
.... n .,,, in,i r,,,. ,. hum-and
the luial water dolivered equalled
tho HOimrutO flow Ul tho tVO WelW
for tho mi nio period. 1 1
mu. .ifim- 11m vIl
-'Jhreo minutes aftei tho won
inunpiilff waM Hlupped, a to.sl ylioy-
24 hours.' i
Onliiianco JtcmW
lint Ltiiiriiefikiunpi rcprcsentinK it
lutftii merehahU oritnluthn, pre-'
seuted un prdinanee whleh s'u
read twice and then laid jm: tho
ni.'ulH .nr 11 L,r .1 " ,
. LiKUinst
l.a tha
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feKit persons takliiK articles from.
nde or the state that aro not
paid tor, ; .
- All orninance, jjrovitnnBnai uniy
ItdnrlH received trom local agents
will be permitted in municipal con
tract work, was read twice and laid
uver until next w?ek.
' A .resolution was also lyissed al
lowing the city manner to accept
bends or cash tn pay nmountn lu
exees of assessed valuation on im
provement projects.
COURT IDLE ON ,
LA GRANDE DAY
(Continued from1 Page 1)
ile.nl. to post notices for a hearlm;
in the July fjession of the court in
the matter. The county ss'lioid
'superintendent, the judge nnd the
enmniisMioners, W,
W. K. I.edJietter,
boundary board.
W. Stevens an
comprise the
upenlnK of bids for the contract
for the Cvo flume construction
wjih ptiHtixitied until tho July ses
nloti of court. Uotiilnc JjuhIuchh Ih
K'ciiiyiug n majority of the time of
tliw session.
THY TO KILL CHANO
SIlAXfillAt. June 7 (AIT
Telfttrapljic advices from Tientsin
-i.iti' that another attempt was
inade yesterday afternoon to as-
K.liiate Marshal Chang Tso ),in,
tho former northern dictator, who
In now at Mukoden. Two arrests
were made.
The boy out West who murdered
his fhole ' family ought to tfi t
cl-uiem-y.
I'oor orphttti! .
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l Many a nmn'n ulih In life In llm-
It'-il to ulioollntf of his luolitll
CLEVER RECITAL
GIVEN BY LOCAL
DANCING PUPILS
(Continued from Iage 1)
Mr. Hibak announced thu recital
itKiilntnlnir that eluHses wuiilil Im
onMtlnili'il iieuln next full ill llio
Hacajawea. Mudumo Hoso opened
her studio hero thU spring. v Tho
main studio Is 1n Wallu Walla.
Miss Bally Rlegrlst and Miss Juno
Rlango and Miss Ashliy woro tlio
tuchnlquo of udult students., Their-i !nd, rinckamas county, galo keop
too dances wero. difficult nuniliers Mi-s. Georgia Cook, polk ooun
nnd thoy displayod nit : unusual , y, ceres. A. It. Hlmmway and U K
i amount of .ability. Miss Klogrist,
'v thv yuK,,t 3f ,ho "voo
that makes tho "Swan nance,'
fur
which thc-lovely Salnt-Suena niuslc
'hi always used,, so famous. Her
rlunclnir 'iln 'the ."Dvliisp AlnmentM"
I waa tho feature or tho evening,
-Miss Ashby's costume was lo.vely.
I Tho younger performers charmed
.the ai)dlenco particularly llltlo Miss
'.Marcln, Hummer whose height Is
better ' meaaured ' In Inches' than
feet. ;' , ' .
( Gladys Sloan of Pendleton and
(mt0 Gloria l.oSs. ot Walla WUliu
Wei- visiting dancers' 1"
I othors wh() unml wor0 Wln.
f . nnlt Ann- Hln.l.'mwl Vl.
.,,,,, wlu.y Vlm,.0t Hil
nscn,. Mury
vrccBOt K,uier Crawford.
(iltAMIi; HOM11-: CITI.I'.XHY
iAItOt'SKII AT APl'AC'Iv. '
., filtANDK, IttiN'UK, Orc.Jutl'e 7.
(AI'J - Tho entire counlVyslUe
nround''here',TinTt -nt 'Valley June-1
tlon turned outt-tliis- afternoon,-'
armed - with everything from a.
sawed-ofr shotgun to.. "rifles, . to
search for an -unidentified, man,
about 4o yours old. . who vhrutully''
uttacked a 12-year-bld. h'onj .the
highway between Grando- ilomtc.
and Valliy Junction. ;i. ....''.. ;
. Tho attack occurred. vn(nir,tho
railroad tracks anil tlio liuuf us
caped liy leaping 'bnlo a spcedor
Used, by; u seolion crew. -,
NMoreGas-'
In. Stomach '
and IJowels
If you wlnh to Us permsnontly r.
Ilevvd pi B (III stomach 'Mn'H 'btawnlt,'
Inke Unnlninnh'a Cnii Tublcls, which
I are nreMred owuilly for items
tomach sua.
from
l That empty, ftttawina (rrlinu nt th
ltl tthT."1
that
pal
' mtation will vnnlih. mid vou will
Kiln
"f a aP preain wunoui
take a daeD breath wit
That dmw, sleepy . feehnu after
dinner will be replaced by n delre fof
nlerUil nment. bloating will rente,
Your ,lmbgi arm Bn(J in(ert wi no
ionRer f-el cold and "go to glee-p be.
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ffffXPT V ' xhc Ycar' (1 ' .TODAY .' Z0
JjS!i j '' SeliSm FMy ad Saturday
aa aMi mu wd ( a-- ' "
fl Lii AN:, GIS tt'. .
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FEED VlXJ V;
III A W "V .r 'r W v i . jr i J TJ W J tO- I ' '
State Grangers
Elect Officers '
For Coming Year
ItANIlOU, OroC, Juno 1 (AP)
" I'
Havls. of Jackson county,
was elected steward of tho Oregon
atuto grange at tho unnuul conven
tion hero today. Other officors
chosen today wore: ' v.
J. , f'hllwooil, t.'lackuma conn
1V chaplain: Hr. K. l)enny. Wash-
,,.... counlv. treasurer: O. Hor-
HuUeX. leRlstuttvo eomuilttee
l,iitu VcHtunlity tho state HraiiKo
raliiit'd the following offtcora
elected tho referendum vote:
. OuorKo A. I'Hlmlter, Hood Hlvor,
inut(M, Mutt C. Glover, Clackamas
county,., overseer: Uortha J. Heck.
Heeretury; Minnie K. Uond, lectur
er; C. V. Hut ley, Hay V. Oill und
V. P. (Seieklur, oxocvlttvo conmilt
toe. ' - .. ';':
" IlOTIl SIDKS JIKKT I
"WASH INtJTON, Juno 7 (A.P)
Tho government and del'enyo rent
ed this iiCteruuon fir the trial ut
Hohert V. Stewnrt, ehnrned with
refuKlnK l niiMwer iueHtinn ask-
ed by the Henute oil coinuilltee.,Th6
deieliHO- then ruinht to have .tho
testimony of KenatorH Nye, North j
liakota, and AVaBdi, Monlunn,
Htrlukort from' the recoVtl but wtu
overruled. ...,.-.''
.Friday'ahd Saturday.
.' : ' and
Comedy, 'Who's Afraid'
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K '1 "'"' s""""
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Men uro Inclined to luok dowtt.
on a woman who- wears -. abort
ulttitt. , ... . , z : -, v
V ': o t
55-
WE BUY FOR T ESS
E SELL FOU IJESS
Work Pants
Heavy WliipcordH In tan
aid siey; Kud-flttlng
$2.50
.' Heavy Khaki ---full cut; ex- '
liu good fitting .
. . $1.39
- Work Shirts
Full cut, hluit and Kroy
etvamhiuys; triple atltulieii;
pocketa-
In Ian und blues .
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y ' r " 1 ' " '..t i- .'
Heavy Rockford Sox:
15c 2 for 25c
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Destroyers of High Pricey
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LAST DAY ; '
A film as.
.& great as '
v ii thenlnn- -
1 u
nOSE
MABJI
-Also
-.Laurel and Hardy
$ LIn j.
"You're Darn T66lin'M
Fi-iday and' Saturday -hi
Ihe Sunset .lacMoa
unu toiiiL'uy v
"Blow by Blow",
' :.:;'.! .;- Also i
: "A Wise Old Owl"
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