La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 30, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paj Five Saturday, June 30,' 1328 ocal News In Brief ljcir OiH'rollon ,.rt PiiUlnon la Reported to livulcHclnif vury autinfuctor- r u major opcruuon ui uio Komlc hospital. lr (JlWDlllllOlWr-" i-u ami lumen i.nir,niin nre In iji Uriillilo .ulln their Utlier. Mix. H; W. IjiUBlilln. (. from WttKW. , to J'ortlanil MiirKarct KIkks returned .day to Portland after visi tor ft wcck wun relatives lu'n'ls. Voni ''! Orawn ln-sUct tins retm-ncil to IiIb in l.a urnwi" iiiht HiH'niiinf? II,,. wliiti-r in I'ortiiinu mm Oregon with his son nml llllslllCMi florn. former resident of Liio now mokes his liome in ,l( spent Thnrsdny- In J.o ,Sn business nnd calHiuc t,) rrlimlK. . ' . ItcHim J'l-om Spokane ., M; Vo returned on train No. M this morning from Kpokaue where she has been visitlnjr her sis ter since Tuesday. VUlthut Here Mr. mid Mrs. Elliott aro vtsitliitf In J.a opnuusnc on ; ANTI-WAR KOVE Negotiations Now Pend ing Between U. S. and 14 Foreign Powers DRY BOURBON GROUP MOVES AGAINST AL (Continued from "Pair 1) ice Conditions Wofrse About The Encampment of Italia Survivors struck the thickly settled farming tltttliiet south of here yesterday was placed today at two dead, betweun ?b and 40 Injured, several serious ly, and ' pruperly (InmnRe- estim ated at about $20(i,(iti(i. 'jiilfnrni,. ., ' "''iso. iniiuns iioiv pemum. ueiw euii , onaraeier II1UI IIIM Mppeui M" Hiiu tin. lr hn..,'., . ... . , y,"ow "mlin " "" nml U forolKii political staxe slneo Koosevelt." mllv l.vi.r,,i . V , . - Xlr' r Powers to hcllew that , draft , Walsh's candidacy tiuil the buckln .cast Mime, formerly resided here. treaty tu this effect will be'roady of William Glblw McAdoo. Kuikh'a A STORM, FLOOD MENACE HITS IN SOUTHWEST Leather Neck New ' , Veteran Leader DHNVKK. Coin.. June 31 (aP). A .leather nock, Millard W, Hire of ' Minneapolis, Is the new mitlomti , OAI.KNA. Kans., June SO (AD . One man was killed und four , commander of the Disabled Amerl 'ohlldren were Injured here today jean Veterans of the World war. in the collapse of a Iwo-story brick Rice, whn w;ts wounded three building: which had been struck hy I times in the battle tif llellcuu Wood. IlKlititiiiR and set afire two hourti,was elected by only seven votes 'earner. Continued from rase 1) w. . .. .-.. The ninn killed was William reported seriously Injured with a Hydecnp, who was assisting- fire- who in convnhwing from nn opor ntion there. KINGS riAY, Spitsbergen. June 311 fAPl lit conditions about the tion." Dunlels wun a niemufr or encampment, of the Burvivom of the nlutfurm camuiiUee and uist'd tho Italia wim getting worse, today j the acceptance ot, dry plunk. (und adding to their peril. Kog pro. I Senator Walsh of Montana, a dry vented airmen from approaching i himself, .and tit one time un oppon- thorn bnt hopes were, held better m lent of Governor Smith for the nom- conditions would soon prevail as SUPBKIOH. Win., June SO AP) ,11111 tion expressed appvovul of tho ,the weuther was Improving. The rreidtlfiiL Coitiiiiifff rMt'iH.nitiiiiiiu. Inniivfiiiiaii'ii choice, terming Gov- wind and current drove the inn 'rlftlller tin n rt HI It'll nlmill tlwt . nnll.u'i'Ue...r Si till til "tlltt IllOSt HtrlklUV l't.t.ntMl Jtiell llllln IltllttK tO atllA. MHt Grand., f,, ,..T.-.i.r.V"". I r, . .. . . ...... ...... , .."" .:, """ men norm or uranu jsiar.u ami Ht Alexandria. Tenn.. whero 2S of t'npe Leigh Smith. I resldeanes were destroyed und , ltYK. N. Y.. June .1(1 IAD or William union .ncrtuuu. nneuwu iijing uuai ad , other hulldiilKs daiilaaed. I Maurice .McCarthy. Oeorirelown l, ,i hudnm i,uf.,.- n, implacable foe at the New iorK out from Hinlopen Strait In an at- , ,,,,, Kentucky and Tennessee university slur. Uefealed Johnny htation the cnmlnK year. The new oonventlon four years a0. Ho tempt o reach the castaways hut I ron,, ,.,. prucllcally luipassnblo Hoberts. al Yule 2 up und one lo commander ills., said he intended withdrew arter 4k -had bow do- was driven back hy the to. I ho . ,pll.Brai.h and telephone lines ,,,uy ,,y , ,h(, 30.ho,p r,lml 1(1 W1)1.k ,,. Hbernllxatlnn of the feoted in the California, nrefcrcn- h e breaker HmKuiwa with two badly crippled. Crop were wash- round, maloh forihe.nallon.il In- rules of (he veterans bureau which tial primary. . ( i-m. .. iiiu..... wu a.... McA.I.hi Mlant .blocked by the ho at Mci.in., l,o wlih.lr.iw from tho ! 1" th ineantlme political arena last fall, would i.umi.ii..uK i.y uw because of tho ilirricnlly of com. ( VlslilnK at Lnbe. Mrs. Jliu-ris Kord went tn lrA l.tn . ,, , 7, , "l I . uuuuKn xias not naa oppor- l.nke on train No. 24 this mornln , ...j wh.?,un? a'Y w"' Mr- Konl ' Secretary of Hlatc KelloKit as for senate ratification next Decnm bor. . . v Mr. Coolidjre has not had oppor- over Joe McQueen of Kansas Cllv hut his vlelory was made unani-1' nti.us. Afier his elenti-n Ttloe said he , considered the 2,oli(i,ii(i(i drive pluuned by the veteranA to raise a fund for llason work the most Int ones to Salt Tjike t'ity Mrs. Kred Hart left this morn ln for Salt Luke city where )... will spend several days. She was this summer. to (lu? reception afforded to tho Walter's last note on this question oy the other powers. Novorthe- Icbb, ho. hetlevet that in'ORress so .make no comment on the noinlnn - . nnoiy cripineo. i mpir wtrr ruunu. maloh for the. national in-' rules of the veterans bureau which "k! '""" 11 Jed out, brhlBcs carried uwny. Heea tcroolleKlate jtolf oluunplonahlp at I he believes keeps many Vetera tin rortn i.apu, I Up,.00icd, nnd in ninny places, the Apnwamls erub. 1 from reeelvlnit. ic . Intensive .ndroad tracks undermined but, l ..n . .. , j i i. far has been sufficiently troin)a- tlon, teuins for the three members , of ,i,.,,n it ImiiiMHlbln to tnl.l nnu-ann .l.t'ri.lCIl at the Noblle party who started to-1,..,,,,!,, 'neeurntn rathnntn of ncconipanled by .Miss Kstell Taylor, wnoiii sue win take to Silver city I'tnh. , ltelnn.s This Momliii' tnsr to assuro conclusion of a pnctlhls homo In Santa Harhara, Cal.. (wnnl land. 'laln Horn with A I- that he would have notainK m soy - .- until the nominee has delivered his exploring the reKion nlonK vnrloiA '..iiprh of nccentnnce. ....., ...o i..o i...K.i nav The party "acted wisely" In the taken. 'rout I' , ,1.1 Mrs. Treaty i:plalneil In his last note Secretary Kel Iokk" proposed a definite draft treaty whereby tho signatory nn- opinion of James M. Cox, the nom- Jesse V. Andrew. .enn.i ...... 1 V V """",. a- us ,.. Unee'of 1112(1, ill selecting uover- 1 N VIWTKiATK Itl'.l'ORTS enunt In the mill, I,,n, ,1. I , . ., na"""' l'oll1y nor Snillh as Us standard nearer. 0SI.O, Norway, June S(l (AI.- . . 1 1 um" would obllgnln lliemselves never to, "Since ho was tile outstanding n. ...nrlu ril' .1 tilt.i.n It.ilt.ir uiirli,,l i'm.ij i. rciiirnf., on Iran. VI .. .. ' ' - lint. Midi. , 'hl """-nins from I'ortland where th.nal complications s. S. H. Johnson, of s'","t a few days after ailending peaceful means. except candldnte. met all the require- nnur n,.,lr iHl,.,i,l we... l,l,.ir In; ''yimentB of character and capacity Vesllgnled today in the hope that for high station, he said, they might lead to the discovery of Mich., lire visiting at the ram "-Mmn """""ont nt ,11his "cretc proposal which was woull, not have deserved the right i,0ald Amundsen and tho five men .Me.'uim.'. ..v J", , ....... ..-na.-.. ,u urea, ii.-.iaiu. .' rnnt-e, l0 even mcntluh tho name OI jei uermnny. Italy, Japan si ret. They arrived yes iind will Bluy inlleflnltely. ' I-cjidng on Aucaiioii llelglllin. I f,.,.nn If we cowed Mrs vivn l i ... , , ! , "" i saine sort or uigoiry inui j r- :.,.". ' panieu oy expir.nntions us lo its Bull so bitterly despised.".. ' .; rHMiu iien . - .... ..us wupe anu iiincuoning. rno rigni and -Mrs. Itay Wilson nnd , ",ol'' for llaveiiport and Spo- to legitimate self-defense wns left ... ...... (' ,np I.& r,f ....., i,ia. iii:.f nicy w V Hit ,1,., Ollch..,, mwl Ihn ...pi,, nt fr,.n. . ... ....... .1 I. relatives and f....n.l. m. ,.. .... ".."" " B0" ".sues uuu "- have lerniiiniie.i a one, iiusi- ................ .,.,., , aeuon ny signatories ns uhitlons to the multitude or fellcl- isit here. They registered f,' " ls on regards nny other slgnntory which tations received by Tho New York Saenj.iwea. Mr. Wilson fs a ,' ""'a""nla avenue. might break Hie covenant, was afso governor. nt limihermnii. rt-ovcred oupe. belonging to T.ouis of Kllensburg. Wash., was 1 stolen to the police Thurs- ight and was located vesler. ,esiai)iisne.i. in ad.ihioii the exist- ..j congratulates you on your ling framework of defense treaties nomination," she wired him, "nnd Anil ill TCorntle nn.l claou-horn nn.l nil- . ... . ........ - ..nn..na' rlUmilTL v "'V!.''"?',1 Ijl "R""on "'' 1"S fom the covon-I To ,,,!. Governor Smith replied urnmle on train No. -24 this mom-, ant of the league of nations wero ,,,, ,i.r con.,ni.il.ilnrv mess- protected., LR(1 touched him moro or nmilo .ll,l...r x,. .Il,..ln.,u .7 - . "- , . i. .... , - - 'null leel more Kiuie.,... t Minnm, aeeordinn lo tho ' """ , , " they Negotiations to ronclude n def- j ..Jf j trou,d JoftVe )M-hlnd me," rcconlH. "l ""M l i inne agreement niong tnee iin(w ,i,p Hllit nn approach to the noble , . ,ls soon uh noHsinm . art ninir i i. Home From ortliintl . "Mrs. E. C. Couuhenawer inR after a month'H trin to West ern Oregon. They visiti d in Port- I'roin 1'imI and Mrs. A. J. Van Valken- ifturned home this morning thout four wekR Hpents vls- friends and relativi-s In Wis- MlrlilKan Minnesota nnd mts.sinir with htm in n. I'Veneli mn- bofore tho plane. . Klshermen returnhiff to Karstnd , Ti nt wen a plane on June 1R the day Mrs. Woodrow V.lson added her An)un(,H(.n .pa,.ly 8tnrto(, lto Splt'btTKen Cronj Tronmoe. They nsscrted It was ilytnff very low. and wns about 24 miles northwest of Henr Island. ' The ministry of defense aski'd local authorities question Ihn fishermen closely. It was thought possible that the men mtffht have seen the Jtaliun sen plane piloted by Major Muddntenn who was flying along -that route on the eighteenth..- obtain an damage. Oilld Jh 1Ymh1 At Louisville, y., one ohlld was drowned, in a flooded cellar; nt Lexington, records more thun iC century old . wore ruined when j water flooded' the basement of tho uumiuisirniion ouiiuiug 01 me i 111 verslty of Kentucky: in tho moun tain county of Menifee a landslide carried away the pipe line that supplied l.pulsvllln with nalurnl gas yn ml from various pnlnta on the Kentucky nnd Cumberland rivers came reports, of nniantngly rapltl rises in both streams. No serious flood damage was ex pected at Ijoulsvllle v but It was reared the Ohio river .would over run Us banks between there nnd I'aducah. TOKXAItO IX XLO.AI0 JOHNSTOWN, f'olo.. June 30 at Jlarstad to i (A I') The toll of a tornado which I'rom Vacation Wilina Smith has resumed nt the Kuth-JCllKuheth beauty afler a two-week vacation nt the home of her parents. iid Mrs. Jack Smith of Sum- lie. ag In Portland Sully Siegrlst Is spending I weeks in Tortlnnd visiting Chris Mays home with the laughters of Mr. nnd Mrs. M ihs Si) 1 ly, has been In nd two weeks and will return Mr. and Mrs. Mays and their liters" who will visit here. ncss, Mr. and Mjs. G. L. I.; son and Mr nushed vhrornuslv It h .H ' ,"J Z, 1 An exchange telegraph dispatch New York Man Here- - hm. by the state dcpar.mont. Mr. ?0 "Xll not have been use'- S" J!fL N. A. Curie, or New York, left Coolldgo Is hopeful that Secretary i. blocked tile effons of three vessels for the ICnst this morning after Kellogg will aiave he-tenlng pro- I Aagivssiv. Suw I'IiiiiiiimI ""arching around Hour Island for a .lay s visit In l. Grande on busl. gress to report on this matter nn vvi.w.f m.Tln nlana . still ot A'liun.lsen. The ves..s Curle'vlslted with Mr. (he occasion of his visit to tho sum-S 'rf ',,,., ,.. ,i,,e is :. M" iruiser inr- nrison. Mrs. I.ari--. mer White House scheduled for tho " ;,,, ,!,,.( ,. onllev of ''""V'J01". " ln:". "n".w, ,n- l. Carle are cousins. middle of July. . i .; ',., " :, ,! riL.,t to tho " 'cn' on i,er.,oricst ano Z i i . f''"''"f ' '" foe wi b0 adopted, fhls belief '"ZuYoZt ,lon8"v"'1 " Here- LVom JMlaml- 'the actual resignation from the , heightened hy consideration of "ma 11Hgl . Wa. Miss Jola Hobertson returned cabinet or Secretaries Hoover and w mperan,ental qualities of the h c a so 1 se Ita Lm n home yoslerdny from Portland Work before decj.llnt,- upon their nn. iv' nominee's gin, w men also Is seeking Aniimd- where she spent eight days visit- successors. Although . ho under- ,n"oLm or Smlti, Is described ns " '? "ZZ, mg. Miss Hobertson also attended stands these resignations will l rejoicing; "to be In tho thick of a ""'"i"'1""- ' "oris. the Oregon Itninhow assembly at ofrercd at nn early date he has ns f.,r.t ,vhlle Senator Itoblnsoil. I . " . Uf.ti.ltt kll.n .... I.-... ..... ..n ....1 ...... .1 . ..P...I. .... m M M n . I f. , f..,. ... .,..., ..... j,.,,, j.-. i.u .,,u,ii. in.o.iuaiioi. nn 10 powerful of voice and sturdy or a UJJUllCOCt y lllllCOC ..it,...-,., mi l.lif. ...v, i.ji.Tiv ,o J.tl me IIUI1IUIKIS Will UCl.iai- (u !t...i..n tiu it v irnvnllH nml G run do. From Seattle W,iWT."hali ended tho ,'bartnient nt K. West's ,1 yl-ars ago. has been here ' sinoss and visiting friends for' Al Hot. ljikr Mrs. S. A. Ingerson nn.l daugh ter, Mary, went to Hot Ltike for the day. Miss Mary has been tak ing medical treatment at the Lake. For quite a long period she wns ill at the Lake but has 'recovered test surriciently to return here. Their ball; noma Is nt 1011 l.nkc sleet. ly returned to him. WATER CARNIVAL body, forceful campaigner. .J A campaign program will be I outlined within the next few weeks In Minqr Clashes PICKING, June 30 (AP) Jap- THIS KVENIXO lt,10"S' that until anvii0 n.poPt8 rrom Tsinan tell of 11110 XjI M.l Vjt fornmi notif entlon of nomin- ... , .... ... (Continued from Pago 1) n uot-lnu nf niinnf pin mIi.iu Itnlu-nnil anon nas neen maoe. mere iu e th(, Jumnpao nnd riilneHe there. IJUl UllIU ill HIV Buy ui uv:iiv-"'- Ife is ' . . . "u". tobd iiiiiii'i'- nun iiiih iiiiik un ll. mi ivu. rj.pt M ISS t)llH Jaitiillese so Inter mid one paiglling. .Chinese were killed find n thorn first, knife; second, tennis ihxto to 1o FUcil wounded in one of the clashes third, harmonica; fourth, 'The dute for the notification bns u.kii nnnthnr ehlnonn wna Hhnt n T Vy "Ul, "'"a" ""? 1 "Tt; uBiuinui j t tne j,(,1U urt(,r throwing a grenade jTonieftl fifsr, doll; seconTl, hand- takes place alter the. republican u, jutmnese sentry A Nation- kerchiefs; third, liraeelet; fourth, nominees havo received the official ,.ilu hri-mi rnnimnn.ini' , t.i mm. HtiuHn ui ui in. n m n uiu.i, ..nt , , , to be among those wounded in one is now in Seattle, 'Mug for o shoe company. Mirs. has been with him but to Seattle, 24 with Wicrhard. 4 ! nnd daugh- f, Cal., are vis- Klinsey's par W. C. Hansen. Vlslllug rvlcnil Her .tiiss iiorotny I'.iiernnril n.is as bracelet; sleambonl ner guest .miss Dorotny urmsliy, or iHm:.l : second, nialnl und cans: Secretary Hoover Is to bo notified , .,, .,,., WllO aiTiVe.l in l.n llt,..,l l,n.lf- r.mi.,!. olnntinnl. 'JO.. .Im-lnir the flrK. wnnk of AtitfilHt. . ... . ' . . .. . v. " 1 i lie iiajNMicnc .-iiiirKr,, linn fi.-sl. month's nnss to t.heitler: it is known that the Smith lead- .. ..... ,..,. . Miss HPnt.l l.-nlfnr tbt.-.l. (1..? r.ll ers wish the New York governor ., . ..... Orinsby will begin her sophomore r,.et first, candy bos: second, to be officially. Informed of his 1 " " h " ' 111 .,.. ,!i,.y u, s.'"'K"", j.r,o: third, lie; 100 foot buck nomination before the end or July, this fall. Miss Kberlinrd has noon rrst j2,,ui; second, Jl.ou; und!- The Smith notil'lcntlon Is cxpocled in 1'ortlnnd nnd Kiigenc for tho wu,,. Hwmrlr.st. swim still; sec-'to take place at the stale Capitol past weel . oni ))c(. ,1,1,.,, ilnrcm; plunge In Albany, while that of Senator " ; llisl, huge slioes: second. Hrownie Uobinson Is to bo waged for Ills l.envo I W t.leelev. Clo I camera; third harmonica. I homo at I.ltlle Hock, Arkansas. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Nnyes and , ,.......,,,, ,.,...,..,., I Governor Smith's friends look Jto'.lj, Oranoe about a week '7mr,'s , Cla,'loNy''"' using: second, Yale trip: third, long for a vigorous campaign with no ith Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mar- flashlight; horse anil rider oinpauy factories, spent t of ili js week In La -Grande prrlngSvith M. M. Hunt, l.a bnmd Mrs. Hansen who drove 4 ' ... , ,J V. ""d Vole flushes; alllgator-r-flrst Morula on a vacation trip. ; . . ,.,1, iiiarshmallows; second, hot dogs Vartinson Is another daughter '. ' v..i .1,- Hansen. . . . - r ,. ,r when he came west. Mrs. Noyes hris MfctinK (will attend General Grand t.hnter. .Hey !iekinson. of New u- reiurn trip win no presenting one of the J. made via Arizona nnd r'nlifornin. large letup from Labor Day until the election in Novemmir. TJtey expect 'hi 111 to take a vacation at some ;(,, f,.,.t nrst. swim suit, (strategic point and men, wun non- UiHs: Hreuthing for young girls Inson, to carry ibe fight to every first, doll; second, handkerchiefs; wUon of tho country. Including third, tiriifidet: fourth, brace et: . ' "ni. 7c: Visited Her' l U.,, Plniioo. -nf Con Inon Hie mnnager. On Monday night "',!', . . ' . . ' " I first, treasure box; second, com Dickinson held a store meet- ;, ' 1 , ' pact; third, perfume; uuderwuter for Penney company officials ns o J swtiufirst! 2.im.; second, blue employes from Baker. La W. Laughlin. Mrs. Clouser who , l 1 'u ana enterprise, lending n "' -- tiwuiie discussion on nier- "mnut nnw m- i. from the factory he rep- n(1 nns many '77 tfit. Monday nicht is the renu- "topped on her way to Philadelphia '"ling night of the local store. UMt feet first, swimming suit; sec ond. $1.f0; third, swim suit bag; r.ii f 1,1,1 f I t-.it lilnnmorii' unnnnil. rni.i eream-"third, beads and rina : ! Shaver of .West Vtrglnin. as clmir ion feet liack first, reading lump Among the first decisions to face Governor Smith, is that of the, selection of a tnnn to succeed Clem where she will spend two years. On Tuesday Mrs. Kred Fox, of Tn fon, was in La Grande nnd took lunch with Mrs. Clouser nt the Tji Grnmle. n of Promotion ' will lie of Interest to a nnm "f La Grande citizens to learn ' Rarl Uoss has been made real UOCKAWAY PA UK, N. Y.. June Me manager of the J. C. Penney 30 (AP) Miss Martha Non-lius of lany wiili headfiuarters in New New l ork, shattered her own Hty. Mr. Koss has visited world's swimming record in win- a number of occasions, ning the 400-meter finnl Olympic ieularly when be managed The trial nnd 440-yard nntlonnl cham- "f store not many years ago. pionship today in 5 minutes 4 4-5 ' Tim Dalles be went to Port- seconds. Her team mate. Miss 1 as manager nnd in a short Kthel McGnry finished a close sec- ' merited the company man- nnd nnd Miss Suzanne Laird, of al position. E, A. Purkett, of Homestead. Pa., third. The former 'nRlmin, Wash., succeeds Mr. record held by Miss Norelius was ' In Portland. R nilnutes 5 seconds. first, curling iron; second, miiioy; third, flower. Judges were announced late tills afternoon. They will be Myrtle lloyl, A. W. Nelson. 10r HusscM Seolt. Charles Reynolds and Jr. Kay Murphy. Ir. William M. Penre will be the tinier. TWO LYNCHED IN SOUTHERN TOWN (Continued from Page 1) rope tnround I man of the national committee. plunge 'n thH connection several names iiuve .nei'ii ufi viiiurw, iii iiiui ui Senator Gerry of Ithode Island, a close personal' friend of the nom inee, tiie most prominent. There wns tulk of giving the post to Senator Swnnson of Vir ginia, but party lenders w-ro 0 the opinion that since the vice presidential nominee wns a South erner, another section should he represented by the chatrmnnship. Others sitggesled nre Senator Pitt man of Nevndn, who headed tho convention's platform committee. Senator Kendrick of Wyoming, Kormer Senator Hitchcock of Ndi- raska, Arthur Mullen, national committeeman from the same : state. J. Jlruco Kremer. Montana eontm tt teeiimn nnd Owen 1 1. ' Young, of New York. Men's and Young Men's CLOTHING, SHOES AND FURNISHINGS Going At Startling and Amazing Reductions A store-wide sacrifice that assures savings which "are seldom offered. Come - Buy -Save ! UNT'5 (3THIEI through town by his neck. Still screaming, the prisoners were driven slowly to separate points on the oiilHliirts of town nnd limine.!. They were not pushed off a phuf.irni of automobiles but were simply drawn off the ground l.y a rope thrown over n llnih. " Then the bodies were mutilated and the niol. dispersed. The third nero. token from the lull l.v niistnke, was released wilh- il,t. injury. He returned cell. his IJancorporaiion Decision Issued PAI.K.M. Ore.. June 80 (AP) As long as the newly organized Oregon Hancorporatlon an-1 West Co., si rtanrorporntlon are merely holding companies owning stock of various banks, while the actual hanking business Is carried on by the banks themselves, the "llan corporalions" nre not doing n bank ing business, hence are not subject 10 sunervlslon of the slate banking denarlnient. This Is the opinion of Attorney General Von Winkle to day In on opinion to Mark I). Mc t'allister. state corporotiun commis sioner, with whom 111" Haiicoipora lli.ns fit-l I heir articles Instead of .la t;.e UiUkinK department. COME! Grand Opening 1 ECONOMY STORE ALBANY. N. Y., June 50 ( AP) "Constructive statesmanship"' will be the watch wnrd of Governor Smith's campoign for tho presi dency. "I don't know when the cam paign Is going to begin or what territory It will cover," the gover nor said, "but I do know that 1 will talk to the American people just as I've talked to the people of my own state in past campaigns." LITTLE HOCK, Ark-, June SO (AP) "Joe" Itoblnson came home today with tin? greatest parly hon or ever accorded un Arkansan the democratic vice presidential nom ination and several hundred per sons sweltered In the hot morning sun a( the I'nlon station to give him an enthusiastic reception. A btnss band playing "Dixie" nnd the cheers of the crowd shout ing "Welronie. our Joe." greeted the I'nited Slates senator fwho rose from un Arkansas farm boy to high political places, us be cume buck to bis Jiome folks with a new dis tinction. Arrlal of the special 4 rain bear ing the running mute of Governor Alfred K. Smith from the national convent ion at Houston and Senator Poblnson's appearance with Mrs. Uobinson on (tie rear platform was a sign for a tiiunderoiis demonstration. i i WRBUY FOR T ESS K SELL, FOR JLiESS Saturday Evening Specials , STRAW HATS Choice of straw $1.65 Engineer and Fire- -man Sox 8 pair $1.00 Police and Postman ' . : Sox 10 pair $1.00 2 75c Union Suits $1.00 NewYdrk bTa&E Destroyers of High Prices SUNDAY ONLY Columbia Pietvrm 11 KetuMth Harlan Hcleat Chadwtek Mi-Mted hr ' ALBERT KELLY ttXr Comedy "Careless Hubby" Pathe News TODAY Fred Thomson In "LONE HAND SAUNDERS" Chronic It Stands to Reason that If you remove the cause you remove the effeet. If you are suffering from any cause II will pay you to come in and have a thorough examination. Kreipient ly one adjustment will relieve a trouble of long standing. Consultation FYoe Dr. J. E. Woodell 211 Solillllci' Kllltf. I'lionc III7-W Ho. IDII-W llmun 0 A. M. Ill A I'. M. CEVEALINQ TI4E BEAL AMERICAN FLADPEB . SEETUEOPCAj; SMASUING AMAZING And -Comedy "Rest Man" And Curiosities, "Lovingly Yours" NACTCD Vf SBR CAST (,i-VlB0INlA. LEEk ' CORDlS. cJOHNNIS WALKII tfMtt WIMTON D0KA1D XXlXa MAUDE CUUQN IRl,tC.KU1t Last Showing TODAY ' DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS -TfeGnUCHO A Ijazij Summer's Dau After you've ntlemled r-hurrh your Hunday In Minnmer oimht to be a lazy, restful day to "lie 'around the house" try a round of gulf take a drive across the valley or what, you will! 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