La Grande evening observer., July 06, 1928, Image 5

Friday. July 6, 1928
' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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1 1 Local News In Brief
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. Utt H. H. Prow has heon 111 at
her 'home for tlia punt ivrnl days.
Iloro Prom Portland
. 'Mrs. Helen Herrlck arrived hero
tatlay from Portland for a short t
lslt with local., friends. I
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'lU'tnnu) in iMiKi-r
Mrs. lue Weatherman returned "
this mornlnK to Maker after spend-j
Ing two nays nero on a visit. i
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Home From Trip i
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hartenhower p
returned yesterday from a business
trip to Missoula, Mont., and Hpo-1
L. nr-k I
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'A f: I. 1.nr.l,..l
rinra to l'onliind
Rimer Rtoddnrd, went lb Port
land Inst night on it business trip.
Mr. Stoddard will Join Mrs. Ntcd-
daril ln Portland.
AKorial Ion to Moot
: The I.a Grande Dnlry association
will meet Monday afternoon nt 2
o'clock at the cllv hnll. All dalrv-
'inen are invited to attend.-
Home From Walla Mailt.-
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Micky Myrlck, of thin city,
turned yesterday from Walla Walla
where he spent the Fourth of July.
.nr. AiyricK accompanied mm
there and remained to visit with
her mother.
Here From 1'ortlaiHl
MJss Margaret Tracy, of Port
land, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs.
George Traey, arrived hern yester-
dsy and is a guest at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. George 8. Hirnle on
.Fourth street. Miss Tracy will
'spend several days hero visiting
with friends and relatives. I
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To Sing at Hot Ike . 'county association was Invited. 1 he
Vocal numbers by Miss Hethel Hev. and Mrs. Hansen, of Island
Trill, l a Grande soprano, will be city, nlso attended. The Hey. W.
part of a pleasant musical enter- K. Shields, of Wallowa, is presl
talnment that has been plnnned for dent of that association nnd Mr.
the Hot Lake program this even- Wallls is seci I ary. The meeting
Ing. Mrs. Harriet llrotherton. of , was held nt the Wallls cabin and
Hot Lake, will also take part In the a plcni lunch vtns enjoyed at
program. La Orando rnlk are in- noon. During the dny the Hev.
Vlted to the lake for the interesting Mr. 1'Vese of Wallowa read on In
evenlng's program. t (terestlng pnpcT.
Stirring Values for Men and Young Men Offered
During Clint's Clothiery's
Julv Clearance!
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Smart Seasonable Quality Merchandise Going; at Irresistable Prices
SUIT PRICES CRASH AGAIN IN A
MIGHTY "SPILL"
Selling Out Present Stocks at New Low Prices
Offering this high-grade stock of Michaels-Stern & Co. and other fine
makes of suits for men and young men, newest up-to-date stylish suits,
the latest wanted materials and patterns, at enormous reductions. Many
taken from higher priced groups and put in lower priced groups with still
lower prices that demand your attention and quick decision. Come early,
choose quick. A real saving opportunity for present and future needs.
SUITS $7.50
One lot Men's nnd Young
' Men's suits now priced for
quick close out. Only a few
left but they in list go. -These
suits were bought to sell reg
ularly to $47.GO. Hurry get
yours quick now. suit
$7.50
SUITS $15.00
A final close out of Men's
and Young Men's twt- nnd
three-piece light weight suits.
All styles, all sizes, nil pat
terns. One big lot to choose
from, now going nt cost lesn
than cost half price and
less. Values to $37.r0, now.
suit
$15.00
Shirts
One lot Men's Shirts with col
lar attached; nice showing of
jiatterns, all sixes. Itegulnr
91.95 buy. Now, sale priee,
each
$1.33
All Straw Hats
Vi Price
Choose from our entire stock
Straw Hats, all new goods,
now for quick disposal at Just
S R KG TLA It PltH'K
CLOSING OUT
Nettletons. Discontinuing
this fine high grade mil Ue
footwear for men nnd young
men, known the wnrld over
for style and quality, shown
In tan and black, kid ami
kangaroo, shoes and oxfords.
Latest stytes, reg. $14.50, ex
tra Hpeclnl sole price, pair
$8.85
(UNT (STHIEgy
U "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE"
Homo l Vom Vacation
Ur. Vi'rn L. Htunllton roturnod
lititt nlK)c from a two week's va
cation spent In Portland. '
I.kviiko IkmhhI
A marrlaKo license was Issued
todiiy to Ada Karroll and Holiert
Porter, both of Hot kalto.
,
Mari K d Toilav
Kiia Hamilton.' of' Missoula,
iiont., and Charles Kleser, of Iln-
ion, were married this morning by
county Juries U. O, Couch.
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Irendleton, heard two equity cases
ln lho clr",lt co,,,t r.00,n l,pre ?.
tt-rday. They were Kerns vs. I'n
fon county and Hamilton vs. Mc
Kennon. Todny Judge J W.
Knowles held a motion day.
Visiting Here
Air. and Mrs. Lewis A. Adams
nnd daughters. Mnurlno nnd Krina
nnd Hinall son. Dale, of Wcndel,
i Idaho, are gucsta nt the homes of
Mr. and .Mrs. Lewis Adams on Fifth
1 street and Mr .and Mrs. George,
Adnins on Y avenue. They have
n,HO 1,,on visiting friends nt Cove,
-The Misses Maurlne and Krma.
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UNO UIU eXOeuilHK l l'"J ri
phono nnd piano over the radio at
Jerome, Idaho.
Mot With Association
The liev. ami Mrs. II. W. Par
ker returned yesterday- from Wol-
Iowa county where they t were
guests at the fine cnbin of the Hev.
Hnll K. Wallls for several days,
Monday they attended a meeting of
the Wallowa County Ministerial
association to which the Uailon
HeteMenl
SUITS $265
One lot Men's and Young
Men's Fancy Suits, latest
styles, wanted materials.
Michaels, Stern and other fine
makes, quality suits nt n new
low price. Values to $:i7.ii0.
Sale price now, suit
$23.65
SUITS $32.45
Men! Choose from this group
fif fine high grnde suits, fash
ioned hy Michaels-Stern nnd
L'o. nnd other well known
makers. The season's new
est wanted styles, patterns
timl materials. Don't miss
this buy. Values to $4!".5n
now. Halt
$32.45
Union Suits
Pine, athletic Union Suits Tor
men and young men. Won
ilerfti) quality cross-bar main
rial, extra good weight $1.25
Value. Kxtra special, suit
87? '
Don't miss this buy, in One
Lot Men's regular to 7Tic
Dress Hose, all sizes, at per
pair
48?
Work Shoes
MKN here's where you can
choose from one lot fine
work shoes. The well known
Weyenberg make, full vamp
all leather, solid Wear,
' brown calf. Priced reg, at
$ii.ft."i, now, pair, special
$4.95
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Doctor In ncttcr
B. L. Thompson, manager
Northeast Meivhunt Credit, asso
ciation, received a letter from lr.
W. r. McAdory yesterday Htutlng
Jthat the doctor has Improved suf
ficiently to be taken to the home
tt ffinndR. Kn Iihh hpen 111 the
hospital, nr. and .Mrs. McAdory i
are at 930 t-ast Ullsan.
Stopped Hvrew. '
Miss I.. Huxel Wllllnms, of
Seattle, left for her homo yester
day after visiting; hero for a short
time with her sister, Mrs. W. K
neatly. . At las Williams Mas neeu i
in Hol teaching for the A.- N.
Calmer company nt .normal, she !
Heotty,
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Palmer company
la the wrllliiK Instructor In tint
Uuern Anno WkIi school of Henitle.
TRAVEL OVER
HIGHWAY IS
ON INCREASE
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the tourist sight-seeing bent Is be
ginning to show up." Charles A,
Malboeuf, secretary of the cham
ber, said today. "Every type and
condition of cars corns along, from
the latest super-models and high
power, to the battered' and riddled
veterans of many season and ar
duous road campaigns."
Many Stop Overnight
Many of the tourists who Come
through stop overnight 111 La
Grande because of Its excellent
hotel fnclllties and many nlso moke
the side trip over the 1.0 Ornnde
Wallowa ljtko highway to- Wal-
Several tourists' have commented
on Hie excellent srvice given by
the locjil chamber of commerce.
Permits are available from 7:110
a. m. to 0:30 p. m. on week ilnys
and up to 1 to 2 p. ni. on Sundays.
BOY SCOUTS
TO CAMP ON
TVfONnAY AlORN
iWJllUlXi. ilkKJixil
(Continued from Pags 1)
Itetrcat and Kvenlng Colors
Supper
Kvenlng games
('nmpHre. Blunts, songs and
other evening activities
fall to quarters ;
Taps.
SUITS $27.75
TTerets a group of fine Suits (
for Men nnd Young Men, tail
ored by Michaels-Stern nnd
Co., nnd other well known
makes. Most wanted pat-1
terns nnd materials. Don't
mlHS this value. .Triced reg
ular to $4.50. Sale price
now, suit
$27.75
SUITS $37.75
Men's and Young Men's fine
quality suits grouped in one
ltd. Latest Wanted styles and
patterns. Miclinels - Stern's
high grade tailoring and oth
er well known makes. An
unusual low priee. Values to
$52. iin now. suit
$37.75
Shirts .
One of Mon's Shirts, col
lnr attached, wide ranjie nf
t .ittnrn to choose from.
Values to $2.95. Hale price
now, each
$1.98
One Lot Men's Fancy Pajam
as, assorted colors. Priced
regular at ID. 95, Kxtra Spe
cial Sale price, suit
$2.95
CLOSING OUT
SHOKS. Discontinuing our
entire stock Kdmonds nnd
Foot Schtil?. fine shoes nnd
oxfords for men nnd young
men. The finest footwear at
the price, lllnrk, tan, kid ami
calf. tteg. $S.85. now priced,
out they go
$5.95
'STONE AGE MAN
REMAINS FOUND
JMlimmieS Of t OUT DlSCOV-
ered in' Burial Tomb
in Aleutin Islands
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NKW YOltK, July :o (AP) The
dlscovery of what are believed to
oe iiiiiiiiinii leu reiiiiiiiis di mune imw
, , ,, , , ,, .
J ! , descrthed In a dispatch to
."w orkj lines from Hur-
urn iin-v itn ut-ii, nfiiii ui mi r.(H-
dltlon of the Amertcun museum of
national history to the Aleutin la
lamls off the Alaskan coast.
Four mummified bodies, three
adults and one infant, were found
on the summit of an almost inac
cessible Island. nlonK with their
lotl.lng. domestic articles, hunting
wetipons und other paraphernalia
that went with the burial of the tnm wn of 1(, 1,,in,.0l yj.,,
early barbarian. 'Several petitions were yet lo come
The burial tomb born evidence of , fnim t.llt.klnilM ,, ,,. ,..
Mongolian Influence, but there was , HUph H cimB u wpn
nothing to Indicate contact wUh an- 1H) ,,,. , ,ee the legal re
clent or modern clvlliy-allons. liiuirenieniH.
The vault was made of. well '
shaped and mortised drift logs held I 1 MaePherson bills were eom
together by bono nails nnd bad '"";" measures, one a proposed
been wedged In a rock crevice on .om.stltutloi.al auieml.iient the o h
? ... ti, er a simple Initiative hill, Jrmid-
an a niOBt unsealahle peak. The , . ,
, , ,, MliWi ltf f'r orKiinlziitUni if the stale
otter skins. The vault' llsclf w'ns
divided into two rails, ill one of,
icr the bodies of the other
adults and the child.
ntfl 1?f111t CIV
MiHf t.XJLJiv Jr
CHINA VISITS
LEADER S TOMB
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IM'IKIN'O. July i! (AP) With
the full mysticism ot the orient ln
its most dracmntle form, the four
"'"si powerTul military leaders or
n,,,,,,,,,,!, mve,nent in Cliilia
today stood herore tne lonin 01 me;
late Dr. Sun Vat Sen nnd presented '
an account of their sleawiiiilslilp
In the nationalist cause to .the
founder of the cbineso nationalist
movement,
X'atlonallstism's military "big 4"
Chhtll Kal Shek, Keng Yu Hstxim,
Yen llsl Shan and LI Tshung.Jen.
united In devout homage, before
the remains of the late leader, re
porting to the spirit of the father
of the nationalist cause the suc
cessful completion of the military
HlnKe 'of the Chinese revolution iih
, he envislaiiril, iinrt pleilKtil to lilniOr roriinnil wouiil he viuiuiiiik the
loyal. co-operation to achieve the Hlnte law If the in-opoKoil tele
i i-eoohiiltion of their country atontf j phono franchise wore put Into ef
the linen which lie hart polnteil ollt.jfect. Thin was the declamation tn-
i . i.rtay nf A. C Spencer, -Hpenkinu for
inn lUF'TPl? WORT.n 1,10 1 iitirio Telcphono and Tcle-
I VrlUr TITAf l?n c"'i'y t " "ty council
KLLUKD 11UA1j111J hwiilnis on the new rninchlne call
, . jlnir fur a (substantial reilnction la
(Cunt)nue? froryj m.
from lllce Insiltuto, pounuert .lowtt 1"V believed the city pro-
the sti-nlBht-uway to win the hoc-I,,,H"' ' ' ' " '
ond heat, and also equalled the .
Olympic, record of J0S16 wcondH. nj " jr , ' ' fj t .
llracey was not extended and won C ,( ljUpl V 1111111 I
In tine style, three yards ln front ; 1 n" A lltn A ltifl fnt
r'llio 'erslwblln'"flvlnir con." Hob. -i., 11 SllllU lllU(.nt
MncAUIster, of New York, with
I Audrey ('ocbrell, another TexaH
product, a yard and a half behind
. McAllister.
One upset marked the shotput
H ty of WashinKton star, iu-aved the
. It. pound ball a distance of 50 feet,
three a ml one-qunrter inches to
heat the famous tiio from the I'n;
clfle -coast, Krenz, Knelt nnd Ito-
itliart. as well as Herb Sehwnrzn,
the Wisconsin glaitt and filth qual
ifier In the finals tomorrow.
Itrlx'ft mark, figured to n basis
of 50,27 feet, broke the national
A. A. r. championship by one liuii-
'dredth of a foot', the nation titles
belug'at slake In connection with
the Olympic tests, llalph Hose set
the old championship record al
; 50.20 feet 111 l!lS. j
SAVE LUNDBERG
FROM ICE PACK
(Continued from-Pnge 1) 1
other men on the Ice floe have been
resumed.
T1KKT.1N. July 0 ( AP) How the
Swedish aviator Ueutetinnt Lund
berg marooned with the Nolllt
survivors on un Ice, floe near Koyn
Islnnd, was rescued was told briefly
In a disputch to the i.okal Anzeig
er from Viergo hay.
With great daring two Swedish
planes pent rated through the fog
to the Noblle encampment and
dropped provisions. The pilot of
one plane, believed to be Lieuten
ant Sliiherg. observing open water,
decided to risk a landing. lie suc
ceeded in tli is nnd took Lnndberg
aboard and re. joined the other
plane.
As the weather Is Improving,
there Is hope that the remainder of
the group may he aavcl within a
short tint1.
MRS. SHAVER .
i RAPS SMITH
1 AND TAMMAN Y
(Continued from Pnge 1)
political funeral" would be cele
brated before cold ireather orrives.
ALHA.VV. N. V.. .Inly 1 (AI'J
finvernor Alfred K. Smith after a
dny of rest tit the cnpitol mode
plans to lenve this afternoon for
entervllle, Mil., to attend the fun
eral of the sou of John Kanltoh,
president of the fieneral Motors
company, who has been bis friend
for years. .
I TIKftLIV, July 0 (AP) John II.
Meflrs and Tharlcft I), fl. folller,
spi-eiling around the world In an
effort to establish a new record,
hopped off from Berlin for Mos
cow at 1 :35 p. m.
The Americans arrived one nnd
A half hours later than they were
scheduled, having started from
("olokne at 4:08 a. m. This was
due to n forced landing on an open
fbdd nt Landsherg on the Wart he
river, eighty miles eaat of Berlin.
iEht Bills To
I1L
SALKM. Ore,, July 0 (AP) -After
raking and iicruplltg iilmut
severel Western Oregon counties
until midnight In an effort to pet
eiimiuh electoral' sluiuit Itres to
I place his governmentiil refortn bills
,he Movember ballot. It e-
H,.tmve Hector MavPhersou, of
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fiKht. The pelte wlU nut vote on
ihiH hPlK.e of hlH ln.Uw llPNt pUlc.
n mu .m it t'l nersuii (lOUI)tleHH
Wlll asaln Introduce them at the
5j 1,09 legislature.
Mucl'herson was slek at heart at
the failure of his bills to fiiuiliry.
.He appeared at the office of Hec-
relury of State Kozer at ft o'clock
ih11R..imi me,s, but n check sbo'-
e.l Unit the oelllLow it- ,.,,,t
M"..-rnn,et into ten bureaus Willi
- . .,.. 1 1 rii '
I Sena to r Dunne's two hllN nf
fecthiK the state highway fuml. One
letluepMj motor vehlrln licenses
jaliout half, nnd the either Increases
It ho Hnsidlne tn from 3 to "i ernts
per kiiIImii.
I'lie farmer-labor Inrome tax bill.
ttiiiiiivn.i nil- ilium 1II1MM Willi II UNI -
,sure to go on the. bnllot.
i The farmer-labor proponed ron-
Htltutional amendment lo curb the
leKirdaturc In Its authority to
amend or repeal acts passed by vote
of the peftple. .
F,ilir bills sponsored by the
sportsmen of the stain prohihltim.'
fmuie application of water rixhts
fr or leelnniiitloii purposes
r,nl ,hn iiescbuteK. . .McKensie.
Koguc and North I'uipqua rivers.
Attorneys Hold
Different Views
I'nrtTT.ANO, Ore., July li (AP)
Power to mljuxt mihlln ulfltty
rntes Huh In the Htnt'e, iiimI Ihe city
OrtKOON CITY, Ore., July G
(Al') C. O. Rnndnll, of Washing
ton, D. C.( and .1. .1. Jnskeep. Clacl
ninau county agrlcull untl agent,
were seriously Injured here lasl
'h' '"! ,'1,0!r,
automobile and
one driven by lihea i,tipcr, state
engineer, collided.
Inskeep suffered ft sculp wound,
Injured shoulder, several broken
ribs ami severe shocks, ltandal)
received concusHions of the pelvis
anil bnrlc. llolh wero thrown from
their sedan. Muper escaped In fury.
La Grandees Underselling
Store
Due to our resident New York Buyer, Mr. Max
Sarlat, who either buys for less or he does not
buy, we offer the same money-saving bargains
to the buying public.
Real July Bargains
WORK SHOES
Solid, all -leather scout
work shoes
$1.9I - $ii,l5
Kit II atock leathers, com
bination soles, moccuKln and
cap toes
WORK SHIRTS
Mine and gray chauihi ays,
1 1 1 pie. stilchcd, 2 pockets,
full ctll
WORK SOX
Itoekford work sox
, 3 pr. lor 25
likick and blown sok
Knglnecr and 1'hemnn
2 pair 25
Destroyers
MewYdrk 5f3 re
Airmail Pilot Is
Held For Ransom
TAKtllKTl. Morocco. July G (AP
IMlot Heine, employed In the late
Coere-Uukkur airuiail service, is
being Jtehl for ransom hy a group
of Moors Into whose hands he fell
.when he made a forcud landing
several days ago on the northeast
?hore of the moutlf of the Hlo de
(Mo.
Negotiations are going on to ob
tain his freedom. It is not felt that
his life Is In danger as Die Moors
In the region prefer to hold pris
oners for raimoin rather than to kill
them. V
The French presw here ttec,lnres
that the Spanish and Vrench gov- . "wnltened by the shot
ernments should reach an agree- pvhlch wounded htm hi the temple.
n..nt in order to ehiin tin this Konei1'"" outside the tentutmm.ro of
where Itldmipings have been, rather
fii'ijueiu
A pporlion Reward
Money in Spokane.
flpni: a vn .lulv ft t 'A f An.
porlloument of the reward money
offered for the nrrest of the three
DcA ui reman t brothers, who killed
four men In ti mall train robbery
in Siskiyou mountains of Oregon
October 11, 1023 wjih announced
here today by Charles Klddlford,
,,,.,,., Kh'pf r l6 ,;, H, post f.
flee inspectors.
Thomas Key nobis, soldier living
at. San Francisco la to get $imui
the entire amount offered hy the
government for the arrest of Hugh
DcAutrcutont and enough of the
rest to total $5:100. Reynolds saw
photographs of Hugh while serving
In the Philippines and had him ar
rested at Manila Feb. 11, l'C'ff.
GAUZETS
'i iik.
ui :rr samtahv
NAI'KIN .
mm
Daintiness, Poise,
Self-Confidence
Thesp. are now - pos
sible every day, even
. uniler the most' trying
conditions.
(lauxots nre made of
highly absorbent cellu
lose tissue and anlisep
lie gauze.
They aro especlnlty
superior because of tlio
protective undor lnyer
Jisr AHHt VOIt ,
t ciArxi'"rs
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Box of Onei I)nctl
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande, Ore.
T3U oxoSJL Start
CANVAS GLOVES
Gauntlets. lejit her-faced
2 pair 35
MEN'S ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS
- Nainsook, full cut, elastic
buck gussel
Nu-Way-Ons
95
Silk Rayons
?1.05
WORK HATS
Itlack and ltd by
Columbia nnd .Scout shapes
$1.95
MEN'S WORK
PANTS
llravy lih.ild
, SPI.39
' Whlpciir.lM
$2.50
.Mfifetiklns
$2.05
HLUE OVERALLS
II envy copper riveted
$1.00
of Hiffh Prices
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I
. in
Educator Shot
Mysteriously In
Estes Park, Colo.
1 ' , jenntlneht hui been entirely depend
FMTKH PA ft K Polo lulv 6 i APi ont upon lhoreIn market for its
i A v- u. . t'l ly i , 'nn. fnctory with, a jettpacMjr
-lr. OeorgeN. Hleight. tt. of UiUt'of 50 wppk w(l b , opBrfttlon;
Pore-t. HI., head of the department u,.f0re The first cars will
of education nt University of 1111 j
mils, and his son Virgil, 25, of ('tin
ton, N. Y assistant professor In
the school of theology nt Hamilton
university, were shot itml seriously
wounded today as they slept In A
tent in the Ksten Park camp
iKcoiinds. Their unidentified assail
i ht8 1womV,,f' m,liI p Mt J'lnn
tlitllmr down hln fnne hi niild. 1-1 1 m
father also was shot twice in the
(temple and In more seriounly in
jured. The luilletH were fired frnm
In Hili ii II rjillhor rovolvei '
. N" ","""'. r ;ot,ii
(her of the men was nble to as-
mIkii a motive for the shooting
They came here only three dayn
ago.
Physicians attending ti T. M. O,
A. conference ontv n few miles
were summoned nnd Hlelght and
his son weep takpn In n itrlvain
hospital where doctors refused ftd-J
mlttance to newspaper men.
other campers aroused by the
shooting, hastened from their tents
iiind national park rangers begun n
J hunt for the assnllant. The shoot-I
Obituary
fSI'V MOSS l'M'NFJtAI
The body of Ouy Moss arrived
lt( La Grande this morning on
'Train No. .-4 accompanied hy his
widow, .Mrs. Klvit Moss, and his
! father. Willnrd A. Moss, of 2u(t
I Cedar street., Mr. Moss died In,
the veterans hospital nt Portland.
j r'uncrul servlcea will take, place
' Sunday afternoon at the Knodgrnsft'
ami Zin) merman .mortuary at 3
j o'clock. The burial will he III the
I Island City cemetery.
T St t
4 fatne .
Jirtnnti I
lioriy, liun mini rlrh Iminin' oil tlia
illxxy IicIkIiIh of n kUx-I Hlnii liiro,
(en MiiHi'H Hhnvo Ihn imvi'iiMvit. A
iliiiiniiilc plci me jim will licaillly
enjoy.
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