La Grande evening observer., June 13, 1928, Image 5

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VyednoHflgy, Junfe 13, 1928,
IX GRANDE' 15VENIN0' OBSERVER
Page Five
Local News In Brief
....... TiMlny
.
i Knrl Alh-n, of I.oMlinP, u In
1 Grfiide toilii'y 'on biiMlnexs. f
t SIih'I SiimitUiy ,
Tin' Wd'im-n'H l'U'lltif Corpti 'will
(,J IW n;tii'l ,'1l""ur'iut'''
unliu'. ' '
ii, iMuoii , ... ;:
jlilvln Purlicr nun uccvpU'd n
mM" for 1110 H,"'",lcr ut the J.
JVwiry company.
,3&ul- Miiri-lniiK Today
inila llmvo unl Burr. KiiiHIh'IH,
jjjll, of I nlun county. wore nmri lwl
lliij mornliiK by Jiwtlco of I'caco
lliiuli l'.l"-"ly tt hi" offices. '.
fi.iiiH l-'rem- (,irKn
Glfl'inl uuniu irom tno
,;:.u..iiv of Orelton to snend tin,!..
"r" .. ....... .
...miner vjicuiiuii iui ins purenis. 1 1
'
unil .Mrs. .Clyde Soltz.
liiime I'roin School
ll-rank McClunB Is home from C.Iq- , lut -jo.
to p.nd the summer v,ua-, "J
Idh.
lit. .McClunif came home in
tj,. eellejriato myie
'a la pedestrun-
(j,.B to BuUer
t,Mrs. It. J. Cireert and dauiihter,
HilJn-d. went to linker this morn
iDg where tliey- will spend a few
dBys vl.H:tliiff wi'.h Mrs. Green's pnr
OHIS, Mr. ami Mrs. George Blake.
' ' . T" '
ears to Canyon City
Slate Traffic Ofrlcers Pick Itob-
i'rtKMi ami Wultor Lansing left to-
dayffor Canyon City whore they
uo.heaunu.rtoa ng the;,--, ov'SrCaw
rodeo.
JIllllI'lHll litls( Mi.' lit ..
.MisV Klennor CIphv,; dauKhtei;
of Mr. mitl Mrs. H. H.'Cleavoiv re
t u rued home hint nlKhl from the
University of Oregon.. MIhs (.'leaven
hits jiit ooinpleted hor wenond year.
Hlie w'll Hpondr the mu miner hero
with her parentH., ,
Isence.
, - WlilievAli l'(xd '
Ihmv for ome time doincr certified lloy 8CUHt8 Sll.nt to(Juy .1"wli;ing
acroiuitant work, lett this morninfffl,ld sweepimT and whltowaHhliic
for California where he will be all die Klks pool In preparation fof
summer. Me went by way of Sult tliw'- Ued Cross county swim week
i.hkc ny. air. twMi iniB imu urn
oflicrt in the William Miller Heal
Eslnte imd Northeast Oregon Mer
chunt'.s Credit aHSociatloii offices.
Vw i-
(io'iiT l( Cove i ''
K. Itussell Scott. Kautero Oregon
Imy fcoiit executive, is Rolnff to
Cove IouIkIH where hit will give
tlie Cove boy scouts their new
n'Ktstr.'ition. the charier for the
yvur. K't itli McCool, forest rajiKer,
is the new scout muster and Is
working up a Cine spirit and do
vrlopinK an active bunch of scouts
tV--
Prli' S(iaulKMTis
KtrawbeiTleH Viuitt almost eitial
1 lie size of apples art? belnff raised'.
in Slav Park bv V. W. Kliiir. if a!.
lox of berries he prV'Sented to Tlielr
(it)Herver bffiue is representative. i,(.rt for ("alifornlti
The berries, -of the Premier variety,
r iimliitibledlly some of the finest
ln (he valley. Mr. Klni? picked 34 .
ci-iit i yesterday Erom his acre of
the beri ks.
ifm
HouhtiI 10. Mitller arrived here Grande with Mr. Crowe.
this morning ffbm the Middlewestl. .
iiml will spi-nd a few days here'".
with Mrs. Miller and their dntigh-.O"
ler, Itiirliiiru. Mr. Miller Is asso
riJitwl with the -Surlbner's Pub
litihinf? company.
Willi" niniflv
Jop "Hkeet' Heynolds arrived in
U Orande this mnrnlnir from ;
OrciuiHido, Cal., for a visit with his .
'filler, J. K. Reynolds, nnd broth-ion is a cierK ni tno eastern ure
rrs I. e and Charles and sister. ! ffon Light & Power Co. ' :
Miu-jorie. VMK Jtyholds has bn I" H" :''J : ' h '
I'oia'hing.'ut OceunsideJ Cal. tHo rnderwent Second Operation ,
ttlli leavu Sunday for O. s! C. i J.eo l-'rost. who was injured two
u li
.i-e ho- wHI uke thn two-week.,
tour
iies " coursovv;, under KnuteT
Knell ne. of 'nli- IVninn ,T.ntnf hn
' ko to Stahfofdi;for summer
W!jions nnd will coach in a Calif-
rain si hool this winter. Air. Key-, after n critical lny: Monday hut A proi-himntlon Imifod from-the of.
nnl'ls Is a former La Orande liisli his condition Is still dhnBeVous. Mr.fiee of Governor Patterson toduy
hool coach nnil is a La Grando - Front's liarents have returned to settliiK aside Thursday, Juno 14,
toy. He is vlsltlny -friends hero Canada hut his sister is still hero nullonnl flnir duy, us a day of ie-'hii-lng
his .stay. wjlh lilin.-. " - ' ' elnT nbservunco In -.-Ovcpon.
Be On Time Get in Line Again
TOMORROW!
Thursday, June 14 9:00 A, M.
FORCED To UNLO AD
WuUer' weathci- all spring plays havoc with husincss, forcing: us
to take drastic action. Selling: out entire present stock of men's
ami young men's suits a complete closc-out and discontinuing:
entire stock of the famous iNettleton, Edmonds, Foot Schulz
Shoes and Oxfords; Dr. Reed and Roberts-Johnson & Rand
' Shoes all froingat prices that you"should not miss. Real, genu
ine reductions. Come Be on Time Get in Line Again Tomor
row at 9 A. M. ,
CLINT'S CLOTHIERY
Hero "roiu HoKc-.' ' ' ; '
Jack TWl..of HoUc. lsa buBinuss
visitor horo." 1-
1'iidrrKwii 0M'ralwi
-Tho youns ami or B.' Chrusoskl.
tjndcj-wcijt aousll opcratlun Ion-
Here-' for Trnuiiu-m ' "
. ClhoMt.r LaOhunce. of Kntcrpi lso,
waa hero yesterday from Knter
Prise. Mr. UaChuneo was hero to
have Ilia eyes treated, ,
Tonsil Operation . .
The younit son-of E. C. Koches
tcr Is convalesclnir from n tonsil
operation which hu underwent Sat
urday. ;-. .. . y
Kiiiiiiinv urnwr ll!re , ;
' V navul recruiting of.
.iicer, is reslstored hum it i.'ni.,
hotol. Ho will leave I.tt QialldcJ
. . ... . j
j..iunmy morning. Air. Kwlft maki
jhhi headquarters in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Venf went l A
Huker yesterday' where they will
visit a few days alter which .thev
will return here- and spend sovoral
days visiting with friends.
Has Position : ' ' T , , '.'
li ma Emmons bas accepted' k
position as office attendant to 'Dr.
J' il.. Kulston. She was formerly
office attendant to - -IJr. -P.' H.
Thompson of Kntorprlso. '
Go to Portland ' " "
. Mrs. Jack Murphy, and -her sis
ter, airs. Harry Proctor, of Wool-
or bo In Portland. Mrs. Murphy i
neau operator at the tolejihonr
company. i
At ll(H iMkp - .
Miss Georgia Ware has ponn to
Hot I. alio for two week's medical
treatment. . Mr. William HciiRh-
Itll is Warldne tit Hin (V U liMinnidu
! insurance offlees durinc hep ab-
inat beKlns June II. '
llwy Horn 3 tout lay - - j
i Mr. und Mrs. Jester Allen ore
tliu parents or an oiRht-pound boy
Horn to .them Monday iiiufnliiR at
tlielr home at 2013 Ouk street. .
lsltor Totluy -
O-'Chot H. MllletinR. slate hiwhway
fore n nui. was a visitor at' the divi
sion offices this mornint from
Meuchum.
i J
jfome I rou i i:. or O.
tg Norilian Jeswe has returned homo
Jrom (he University of Oregon
Where he lias been atteudltiK sehool
for the past term. He Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. I). H. Jesse.
y s. Ji. (?rowe left .Mondav-' for
Lonff Heach. CaK. where tie will at-
tend the craduation exorcises of
Abe homr Beach Polytechnic school I
'of which his son, Marlon, is a mem-I
fbop- Crowe and sons. Iickal
and Marlon, will return to La
Vnrafon Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Mervln Martinson
and Mrs, MartiiiHon's mother, Mrs.
V. C. Hansen, left Sunday by car
for a two week's vacation "trip 'to
Oakland, ,t'al., where they will visit j
another daughter of Mrs. Hansen.
They will be In other
( aiiiornia
cities during the trip. Mr. Mnrtin
wteks ago In-an automobile ucel-
dent, underwent a second opjeru-
rinn Alnndiiv' nflerrtoon' lit lhe
"Grandeytonde hospithl. His conUl
tlon was reported belter yesterday
Clint's Clothiery
CUIS LOOSE AGAIN
Prices Slashed Again on Many Lines-
Mr. liplliig In rortlaotV ' .-'
r. A.-'Kpling, master of the Ma
sonic lodge here, lias cone to Port
land, where he Is a, delegate . to
grand lodee. , ... . , e, , '
Visiting in I'ortlaml '' X
MnoU'i' Juhn Ualsion, youni; son
of ir. iuiiI Mi's, V- I.. Italston, Is
on an extended visit In Portland
with his grandmother.
He accoiu-;
I'ortland;the Jat of May ana will
continue hi visit tor another ten.1
Attendiiiif I'Htlval
Mr. und Mrs. W. K. Leffei, and
son, Harold, of Joseph, stopped
here yesterday on' their way to
Portland whore they will attend
the Hose festival. Mr.- Lcffel is
sales manuger of the Black Marl) to
Old Llmo company. , He oxpected
to transact business along; tho way.
Arrives I'-oiii Scliool
Miss Kleanor Gluss arrived here
ust ovenjntr for a visit with friends
n xtii Orundu. Miss Glass grad
uated June 9 from the University
of Oregon, She arrived here with
her cousin, James Glass, who Is In
the poVer plant business nea
Nam pa, Ida., and Is returning from
I vucutton trip to coast cities..
Unves on Vacation v f ' , .
Dr. A. L. Ulchardson left by car
Saturday noon for Portland and
Western Oregon where hound Mrs.
Ulchardson will 'spend .about- a
week's vacation. Mrs. Ulchardson
has boon in CorvaUls attending- the
state convention ,oJt. P; K. O. b u
delegate frpm ,t'liapter oC which
siie-'is president.-. ... r '."
Oato iilvcii IiicorittJly ,. i r"
Through un - en-or; . a tlno ws
Jiulttod in a slot y of the 'Hug' and
mith-Coniiy ..reunions ; to take
place this month, yesterday In The
Observer.- The Sinlth-Conley ; re
union will be held at the ia Grnnde
city parkon June 17, Hunduy, and
the Hug reunion ut the Klgln city
turk on Sunday June 24. Both
events are' large ones und- draw
.nuny out-of-town visitors. s ; . ' '
, " , ' v l '-
Knils Visit Hero 1 ..'!''
"l.u Grando bus undergone won,
dcrful chunks In the' past five
years." John H. Ivcy.of deattle,,
doc lured this morning! v- Mr; I vpy
iiiade his homo here about eight
years ago. Ho hus been visiting
Tor two weeks In l.a Grande und
left today for Beuttlo where he Is
in the heading uppltancu business.
Mr. 3vey reports a very pleasant
visit here, visiting ub Wallowa
i .a Ue, ut Kudium Hprlugs ami ut
Hot luko. . . . t .
Wt'Hl to- lllIlltlttKtOfl4
Hugh K. Brudy, Ur. It.' . M.C
Call, li. C Ay era und Otis Pulmcr
.Irove to Huntington Monday night
whovo they, attended a. nieelingOf
the new Huntington post. Mr,-Palmer,
dlsl riot com m ttteemun, pre
sented the pOHt with their flew
chut'tei-. "I'ho ldoaf legionnaires dv
elat e Vjfe "'"iJ1 PVS H Vojgc i
active vtfpi bavW? nliTltplvcna1!
(liiiico secure their cups and but
tons, dond Improvement work at
the cemetery, and made ariange
inputs for a -Kourlh of July cele
Uiation. 1 An auxiliary has been yr
anl.ed, ' Uiey report., ; v.-f
Oivlieslm Aniv
J'k" Jtobtnson's Varsity Vapa
bond Jounce band urrlved here last
niKht and expeet to play here and
Wallowa J-aae durinff tlie sum-
mr. Tho .bund is larer and
practically a re-organlzatlon and
has been, ' playing at U. of O and
on trips. Mr. itoblnsoii Is tho
of Mr. und Mrs. 1'. S. Robinson of
la Grande. They will give their
Mist dance here at Zubcr on Juno
15. Following is tho personnel:
"Tubby"
Thompson, saxophone:
"Dlnty
Moore, drums; "Oscar"
Wagner, trumpet; Clare Ilartman,
piano; "hionce Mnorigrass, trom
bone; Cliff Bird, saxophone; nnd
Mr. Boblnson, saxophone. The
band arrived hero by car yoster-
June 14 Set Aside &
1 As Flag Day Here.
SAI.l-nt. Ore.. June IS (AP)V-;
!Dead" Man Held
InpiamookOn
Forgery Charge.
TUIAMOUK, Juno 13 (AP)
H"UKM since last July. l.en I.e.
disappeared In Jompuino county,'
drowning Koy K. Johnson, former
munaBer of the Southern Oregon
Gas company ax drams Puss, hast' 1 . ' , , . ,
i . ii il .the mess halls be conslTucted.
been arrested here und. Is held at..... 1 . ,, ,
the J,i to face ea, Wt foreery. W J
a tul AmliAvvlntnitnl
Johnson was recognized liero re
cently hy Ted l-uv, of tlarabaldl.
who hud known liim at O rants
Mas. - Ho denied his Identity when
,v,. ,, ... U11,lll,.j .,..
accosted by. law saying his name!
was Robert 1 Leonard. Investiga
tion, however, convinced officers
that the man was Johnson, .lie
was arrested here ''Monday night
and yesterday udmltted his ident
ity
Johnson went on
wth Italph Payne on the, Hague
liver and i'uyne misled him, find"
Ing his fishing pule on the river
bank. Later Johnson's hat , wus
found In the stream. Officers sus
pected that he was not drowned
und a search' wus instituted.
n , " fguunismen wun Mituruuy attor-
BEND, LA GRANDE (noon and ull day Hunduy for trips
: GAMES ARE NEXT:dotorlw: Cumion Ueuch or Heu"
(Continued from Page 1)
'LJ'r7' ""lrTTl J "".TTr ' I J w 37 nnd wni irlve In Port
al slugfest. ' Pitchers ror both ,uni ,uler in the mornin(5. Tho
teams, will hftvo to h just about remalnder of the day will be spent
right to keep the jingles down. .fn tho lloHe City, and the special
Bend and 1 Grande both have t,.lln wfn . rejlll)ne lu homeward
three twlrlers ready for. tho cull. ..Journey thnt evening, scheduled to
Blgbee Murphy and Hose are.,the an.iVe'in Ui Grande the morning
Htiffles mulnstuvB and Buckner. 'mu u
leniop und ilurluson do rtioun4
duty ror the Pirutes. it isexpect-1
ed 4hat Bigbee. who has a lot of,
siuu ttuu u ui'Bii'iMmj inuiirfu ui
puce, -will1 face tho Corsairs eitliert
toinorrow afternoon or on Friday.
Hue k nor -will- probably pitch to-'
morrow. . . ; . 1
, Game at S:S0 OVImk I
"The gamo Is 'to 'be called at 3:S
t o'clock In the afternoon ai .tho
Friday came wilt s'lart at Hie same.
time. On Sunduy, the Walla Walla
Bears will come ''here- to play a'plote the following are enrolled
league-game. A win for'Iji Grando
Sunday will assure tho Pirates of
at least a tie for first place. Baker Hagubord, Grass Valley; Juno Dun-
and Pendleton will bo playing and lei, Cavo; Dorothy Barker, Covo; (
whichever losts will huve u at ran- Mrs. tflorence lteiiihigton, r Pendle
gle)iotd on third pluce. . ton; Ho pit fa M, Uohertson, Pcndle-
t Indications are that' a largo '.ton;. John Hruducr, Lu Qrande;
crowd will attend both Bend-I.a: Marjorio Itelliugor, Pendleton;
Grande games Thursday and Fri-j Hubert Ity'un, .Bend.; Woodson Ben-;
dur, as Bend Is, conceded to bo uH(nettf pend; 'the ltev. Hands Ball,:
strong as Snk-111, und the game will . Bend; Francos Min i ha. Haines;
be a icst tis to the strength of the the ivdv. ji'anley Moore, .lleppner; ,
two Oregon baseball leagues. iMs. 'Hlanley' Mooro. , Heppner;
E..W. HUNTER IS
.Ctllilif Ol rjiVKriK
(Cuntlnued from Pago 1)
have been appointed by the presl
dent:
Itopprting service roitimlltee. .7.
O.'' Snodgrass, cltulrmiin. If. Ji. I ,Mrs. f. .' it. McDonald, Lu
t'oolldgc, William Siegiist. Chase -(Irande: Irene Spencer, La Grande;
BohncnUampr, A. li. flendrlekson; Mrs. lel Band, Hood Blver; J)or
publlclty committee, Ktunk Apjde-. olhy Waldron, I'Yeewater; the Itev.
by, clmlrman, '-. ha lies Malbpeur, ! J. 3. . Pressy, Hakur;, Mrs. JI, W.
Sherwood Williams, Ki tnik Connor, ; ressy, Buker; Itonuld It. Hopkins,
Lee Reynolds: Witertainment ami Klamqlh Kails: Mabel McCullough,
educallonal committee, (ieorge Itlr- j;akeii JoHh Patterson, Baker.
nle, chairman, CharU-s A. Mai- rhi U,V Oliver Itlley, Lu
boeuf. A. W. Nelson, i A. Kp-1 flrjin)o; Mrs. Oliver Ulley. La
ling: iiietnoersiiip commniee, a. w.
Nelson, ciuiirimin, Clint Van l'leet.
Audiner Playle, H. J. Leonard, W.
n-,- Sawyer: leKlMlatlvo coutmltter-,
Hal - . Bohnenkamp, chnlrmun,
,;hHiirfl Malbocuf, Harry McOlay,
T. J. Hcrofwrin, A. I . Hill; recep
tion committee. Warren Gilbert,
chairman, Itobert- WeHten haver,
Jack 1'ean-. W. C. TerklnH, T. It.
Mnxwcll, it, L. Hull, Charles Mal
boeuf. 0
lanib nnd nmlton un- tised In it '
very llmlled way Ihrotishout tho
rent ml portion of the United Stales
prolmbly-because setllets or what '
Is now tho corn belt obtained Ihelr
stork from the wool flocks of the f
North Atlantic states and (level
oped It almost wholly for wool and
without ri'gard to the inherent
flavor of meat.
GIVES HER BLOOD
4 -
MIA WiixhittKlnrt Itijre-tu
hen n J0-yejir-tld (ishliiKtim.
1. C., schoul teacher wns flhthn,
f(r her life nuainnt an iMnex that
puzzled phyxb'lun. Jitiisc Um
wake, girl athlete, volunteered
for a hluod trnitKfiiHlim. Mtw
Otuwake, nbove. U a roed at
GUARD COMPANY
WILL ARRIVE AT
CAMP LATETODAY
(Continued frojn Fae 1) '-.
l-better thin year thun ant. It Is
r V, . ' SJZ Z
,. . lh . '
' " "Hdt "1
" "f,1 ?t?.?LV
were
liethor, will huve u permanent hull
or nut ta uncertain, us every other
company Is supplied with one and
I"' " ,w"n wiwmw i
irande wus lit . the foituuuto 50
I per cent. . . . .. .
j - AVido Ituiitfo of Inst ruction
The churaoter of Instruction to
be received at camp
will range
from close order drill to u brigade
In u. battle liianeiivfii'. thn 1jitfm tn
fishing trlpjtu.ke ,aJe qn.June 20, which Is
visitors' day at camp. - The morn
ings will .be taken up with field
work and schools und the. after
noons will be at the disposal of
the guardsmen. Weekend passes
jure usually Issued to ull companies
jnot on guard duty, providing the
Tho second battalion will start
its return- trip about daybreak on
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fOVR filTTWTlfP.P : :
SESSION IN
: FIRST WEEK
(Continued from Paga 1)
Hon, "Tho Naturul Itesourccs of
the Soul.' ' 1
' With registration very
InCOlH-
Mulief Coon, Hood Liver; Kthel
Johnson, Tho Mulles; Margaret
Mary Mucpuffee, Heppner; Alva
Maclmfl'ef , Heppner;
l-'letchor
Heppner-,. Merlyn , Mayger, La
(irande; Jtubert Tractor, Bend; the
Uev. A, Jienry Thomas, Klamath
KallM;? Lu,w,rcucr Wuldruiu, . Kree-
waler Horls Weloh, Pendleton,
Mel!a Treltscsche, Tiie Dalles, Jtulph
B''. huniko.
(jrande; Helen Bray. La Orande;
Pauline Conrudt, Ln Orande; Mar-
parol Nuttier, J-u Grande; Anita
Holey- Tho lttlles; Geneva ; Iturr,
The DiiIIch; Kllxubeth Htuellon,
Underwood: lliinnnh Hazellon, Un
derwood; Mtuy ShuTer, l'endluton;
Inna Heck, Pendleton.
Durolliy .ttook, NyMMn: Thelimi
Cook, NyHu; Murhui Hunler. Nys
mi; (leno Aiken. Ontario; Mildred
Hpslcr, Ontmlo; thnrles JrU-o.
Klamath Kulls; lono IuHsiter,
Jliimmer, Wash.; Alfred- lHSller.
Hummer, VVush; the Iter. J'eiry
Austen, l.ontf lU'ueh, .Cal.; Miss
Kranoes,. H. Kdwards, New, York,
N. Y.; Hetty M.eConncll. Klamath
KallsMrs. Younff, Klamath Kails;
Mrs. C tt. March, endleton; Jlev.
S. W.' Creuaey and Mrs. t.'rcasey,
1'endleton; the Itev. Schuyler
Pratt;, Hood Hlver; Ah Itev. Hulph
V. Hlnkle, Pendleton, and Mrs. A.
O. Copklln, Cove, ,
Stop that Itch
(';iii-ciI li- Jlmli or Ivy
1'lllMMllllK Olid Mlllblllll
Gypsy Cream
Will' tilvp Vou guk-k
lti'iit-r
An anllN'ptlc lotion
l. 'which has had extcn
mIvo use and lven tho
iikihI. satlMfaclory re
sults easily upplled.
Try It as a. relief tor
Kent ItUHh, Knnburn,
Wlndburn, and Ivy or
Ouk polxoninff.
50
Glass Drugs
;m ".inc.';
La Grande, Ore.
COVE PERSONALS
COVR, Ore., (HpeciaD At the
Wot hod 1st church Hunduy morning
the children put on a very Interest
ing program for Children's day,
At tllO Haptlat cnui'Cll. SUllduy
evenlnir tho young neoplo of tho . .,nho So'utlioin Cross, carrying Its
church lircuented a ulay called 'iVo. Crew of four anil two nasseiiKers
Olden Time." which depleted the flew from Kydney to Melhourno to
children of yesterday as contrasted duy & Uouru. encircled tho city
with the children ot .today, . Tho und landed iiorfcrtlv at
servlcia both mornlna, and evening
were hi churgo of the Bo v. (Miurlos
Hancock.. ...
Two Planes Hope
" Tn Finn Tnntnrrmn
M U MMU M VIIIVI f UlU
- .
TItHPAKHJfiy,' N. : Juno 13
AP) The slurt of tho monoplane
Friendship for Kurope nA defer -
red until tomorrow after two more
unsuccessful attempts, had ; been
ninde to lift the plane from Tio-
mssey hurbor today,
HAHUOft GftAOR, N. F., Junn
13 AP) Indlcutlons this after
noon were that the monoplane Co
lumbia would not take off today on
the continuation of Its transatlantic
flight with Miss Mabel Boll und
her companions. Captain Oliver
Lohuutllller, chief jillot and Arthur
Argles, co-pilot,,
FARMERS STORM v
CONVENTION HALL
AT KANSAS CITY
(Coiitlnuod trom Page 1)
ludlunu, and Bush. - ;
lU'rtiNCHl i:ulrai(i
W. 11. Settle, president of the
Indliiutt stuo. farm bureau, also one!
of the leaders In the demonstration''
declureil that if the officers tt tho
convention declined to permit the
farmers to enter there would be
no -forcible uttempt to. storm tho
doors, .. . '-. ' j t
BUsh returned from the ennven-
. tlul nul' horlly and Informed the
'farmers that Leo Nixon, sergeant-
uu - arms. tor tne convention, had
' ,.nl, H,., tn i,r,.,,yt,,, n.i.il,! U.it
j enter. , '
Malice
To The Wonderful Music Of
John llobinson
And His
Varsity Vagabonds
ZUBER HALL
. . . . NEW TUNES - .
NEW DANCE " RYT1JMS
;- . Regular Prices,
Wallowa Lake Every Saturday Nitc
matini-:!-: ..:.;;.'..) too
KVKXIMJ ......Kir - 2S-
"THE
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l-M'IOI'S
I'STV
AL'lillS
OCEAN FLIERS
ARE WELCOMED
TO MELBOURNE
r- v.
Austrulta.
-MKMIOtMlNK,
Juno
1 (AIMTliu tliina.l'aelfle in.mn.
ulr port. whllo 80,000 spectators
roared a tuinuiieous welcome,
Thfl crwW( Captain Charles
Uvlngsford - Kintth und Cluuies Ulm.
lAumrulhut pilots, Nuvgnloi ilurry
Lyon nnd Hudiu Operator Juntos i
Wurncr. Amorlcuna, were greeted
ua lhey BWppt oyop th0 cj(y by un
escort of nino, planes. .'
In tne "h'P Worw rnltin Klngsi
ford-Smith's mother und Uliu s
.w,fu' '
I Tho eager crowd of spectators
' liwarmod: on tho lauding t'tobl and
covered nil tho hill tops, buildings
nnu every uvauauio open spacoT in.
It to vicinity to greet tno tilers.
INVITATIONS FOR
JUBILEE READY
TO DISTRIBUTE
(Continued from Tag 1 .
record, so that If deemed advisable,
the committee may later follow up
eutiti prospective visitor througha
second reminder of the Jubilee. Tho
Invitation card provides spaco, for
MBS. Wll-Bl it BY V ATI: It
Mrs. Wilbur By water, of Kan
Kranclsoo, formerly. lOdlth Suther- j
land, of I'tilon, panwed away at the j
hospital May 27, 1 OliS. 'at the age
of H4 years. She loaves to lyouru
her loss, besides her husband, five
brothers; Walter, Jiny, Klovd and 1
Kitgeue, of I-aiterprlHo, and .lames. ,
of Astoria; And three sisters: Mrs. j
?. i.ine.snu, or Kan rranctxco: Mrs.
llnllln A Ivmm.ln iT IPi-.iuiio .. tt.l
Mrs. Delia Tabor, of Aulotin.
TODAY
WEDNESDAY
Obituary
VAN HOWLAM) & CO.
Presenting . .
HUSTLING SWEDE"
On The Stage
A Mirth-Provoking Comedy
in Three Acts
A1.S(
BEBEHANIEBjS
SWITI
A C
P R
u JAMES
CLARENCE BADGER.
noit vi:h.o -
Comedy
"Hold 'er Cowboy
the tender to,-wrlte a letter, a few
words only. pr. marttjy their aumoA'
ua they prefer. Lnvelopa to mutch
tho invltutiuiis will uocoiupunf
,utne.. "
7K uuv for j i:a
1 1 I'J lOK
KSS
HATS
In till 'the -Iww eoiots add
' stylos- plain and fancy bund ft,
snap and cmi brims! .. ;
$2.95 -$3.95- $1.95 '
STRAWS
Logliorns; Sennits. Puna mas
and Swiss yoddos--up to tho
last second In styhr ,
$1.95 - $2. 13 - $3.9.1
III V DAI) a m:v hat
Hill r.-VTIIIlK'S l)AV
Dcsli-ovcrs of Hiifh I'rices
m
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
' Comedy
, "Plumb 'Dumb"
TODAY
"13
Wnshinton Square"
Comedy
"Fair and kuddy".
KI'Alil-: I'liAV
To lie iK-IH'iM'll 1st ami
l!iul Mum';
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