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Saturday, July 7, 1928' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Five Local News In Brief kker Visitor i '" i Mrs. K. W. Cox and sons, Bobby ind Jack, of Buker. are visiting: in a Grnnde with Mrs. Cox's mother, gr-H. J. A. Russell. 3ormtlii - .. " ' 4 In yesterday's Observer Jhe'Fut tirday price on "O'Cedar, mop & ioap d tul". in SUastrs ud was given 1. it should hufe been fl.fi!l. - i; y. . , - ., f VltHHiu? Purt'ulH' II ore ', Jdlss Lsther Tetreau Is- visiting ere nt the borne of her parents, ih and Mrs. Goo rue. Tetreau, for summer. Her home Is In fnl- rnla. srnktf Arm Master Jerry" Noal, son- of '. Mr. and Mrs. Koscue Nvul. felt from a noi'sc yesterday breaking' a, hope tn: his -riglit forearm. The 'little fflow Is getting nlonfr nicely and was able to be around this morn- flf)Muriis Hoiim 'Mrs. J. K. Tryon returned home yesterday from Klumnth Knlls where sbo uttendcd, the convention of ; the (Oregon Federation of Woiti tis clubs which was held there last week. Mrs. 'Tryon motored from Pendleton with friends and the party were guests of Mr. nnd Hrure. Jicnnts, formerly of this City, while at. Klamath Fulls. She reports a. fine convention nnd that the Klamath Falls Women "treated theni. royally." On the return trip thy visited at Crater I.nlie, com I t through' the MoKenzle Posh pped at CorvulliH for a day and tnt four days in Portland. An resting part of her trip, Mrs. on reports,- is that they -drove 0 mites without a flat tire. CLINT'S July Clearance Sale Hi 1$ .'; , ! Now Going On ; ; Every article reduced. , Save now on your I v summer needs foremen and young men. 'THE STORE WITH f A V .- Admission rAdiilts Children .:.. . t ; ... . i -o ' "- THE . i A Thousand ' 'j rf Chaney Thrills! tr, . f.-. . j" JOfO one on the screen today ,'i:,I,-ii..iiii ,iryVi n equal Chaney for; the "-" m JS s S v ' .y thrill nf the unusual: As Chuck 'fr ' Collins, underworld power, he jsW ttl weaves n spell of excitement and t ' ' ill suspense amazing even fm; Y . . v v c"""oy' Sr - TOD BROWNING'S fx$ry . Betty Compson I ".vK""1- A - Maice,ine ay . ' X f - ' ' . James Murray X L . - Comedy ;. A Y'Z'' -I'" WEDDING" I ,n ir 1 i 1 r nTa TODA - EMIL JANNINGS - "STREET OF SIN" Away, on HusJuesN H., C. Grlesel, manager of the illue Mountain Krult exchange, Is spending several days In Eagle Valley on business.- Realtor at North Vowiler George H, Currey, president of the Ijx Grando realty bourd, went to North I'oWder today on a busi ness trip, Visiting From Inuia! Ito.ss Leslie. Is visiting In La Grande from his stock much. on the I m mi ha,. Mr. Leslie is vfsltlntf wirli his mother, Mrs. Anna Leslie and his sister, Mrs. G. It. Clnycomb here. Cioho to California ' Ml, and Mrs. Harry ZurbrlcH and their children, Wilfred and Ruth, are. on a two-week vacation motor trip south to California cities. They left eurly this week. Mr. Xurhrlck is assistant .cash it at the La Grnnde National bank. Arrive for Visit 4 Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. -Altklns. of Hniidpolnt, Qkla., will urrfve, hero on train No. 18. tonight for a visit with Mrs. Aitklns brother, Frank Pike,-and tMrs, Pike.. Mr. and Mrs.: Aitklns.'hftvo. been In Calif ornia where they were, called by J the illness of her sister, Mrs. Anna Kinsey. Mrs. Kinsey is better now nnd accompanied them as far as Portland where she Is visiting. Mr. nnd Mrs. Aitkins are former rcsi-dents-of Huntington where Mr. Alt kins was at one time' president of the bank nnd in tho . mercantile business. They lived there a num- hot- nf vnni-a l nnd Mru lit. I kins will visit In Eastern states, .among them Michigan, before re turning to Oklahoma, . . A CONSCIENCE RCADE 40c - ....:.10c Visit In Here I Mr, and Mra. Andrew Loney,Jr have M their guests, Mrs. L, K. Quam and her daughter, l.uclle, of Portlnnd, who arrived here Thurs day. They will bo here for about three weeks. Mrs, Quam and Mra, honey are sisters. Taint Front h- The Huntington building oh Kim street, housing Hart's studio, tho La Grande District News, the Currey Press, and George H. Cur rey Healtor's office, have an attrac tive new coat of paint In orange and - green. Parent of daughter Mr. and Mrs. C, L. Komi all are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a daughter, Monday, at the Pendleton hospital. The daugh ter has been named Sharon. Mrs. Kendall and the baby will return hero In about two weeks. Her people live In Pendleton. Mr. Ken dall In manager of the Western Auto Supply company here. Their home is. at 1403 N avenue. Visiting Here ' Mr, and Mra. Emerson Pnwson nnd Mlllerlng Dawson arrived here this morning by car from Ingle wood, Cal. They nre guests of j Mrs. J. H. Mlllerlng, an aunt of , Messrs. Dawson. Their mother, ; Mrs. Itose Dawson, also In La Grande from California on an ex tended visit. Tomorrow the three visitors fcwho arrived today will leave for Alnsku. After a sightsee ing trip of some length they will return here for an additional stay. Leaving on Vacation I Mr. und Mrs. A. L. Helms and 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer McManus left ithls evening by car for Portland nnd Western Oregon where they I will spend a week's vacntlon. ("We're going to see baseball games, principally," declnred Deputy Hherlff Helms, who is shortstop for the Pirates,- today.' They will visit in Salem for a short time. Mr. Mc Manus Is manager of the Glass Drug store: Mr. Helms will play In Walla Wnlla tomorrow with the local club. Return Front Portland I Mr. and Mlrs. Jack McGenn nnd their son nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. C. J. Dnwson'nnd their son, Junior, hnvo returned from Portlnnd where they spent the Fourth of July. They were gone several days. Mr. and Mra. Dawson nnd son make their home nenr Pondosa. They will re turn there tonight after a short visit with Mrs. Dawson's pnrents, Mr.rand Mrs. J. W. Mngulre. Mrs. Dawson was Ethel Magulro before her marriage. While- in Portland the two families visited with Mrs. Dawson's brother-ln-lnw nnd sis ter. MV. nnd Mrs. F. L. ifynhorat ( Mnrjorle Magulre) Coins to Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles W. Hlng ner. and daughter, Janet, of Joel's grocery, and Miss Murgnret Davy, are driving .to Wnllowa Lake this weekend. Mr. Hlngner will return tomorrow but Mrs. Bingner apd tho two girls will spend a week's vacation there, returning -about Sunday when Mr. niiiRner will drive up to meet them again. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Heu From KwctiwIho - Mr. and Mrs. A. H. AmlnenO. of Enterprise, spent Thursday visiting and shopping in la Grande. Mr. Amlneno, who was formerly the Enterprise roach, la now In the furniture and under taking business at Enterprise, , Visiting: Here " ' Miss Myra Hello Palmer, of Raker. Is spending a few days vis. Ulna In I.il DrunHa Rha In tit guest- of Mrs. Leon Stoddard. Homo I-Yom I biker Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Reynolds and dutighter, Marjorlf, returned Thursday from Huker when they spent the Fourth of .fitly. ; t reaving ou Vacation Mrs. Bert Hoi list or and two children, Lydn Mue and Jack, are leaving by train tonight tow Port land and Corvallis whore they will spend about two weeks visiting. In Portland they will be with Mrs. Hollister's brother and sister, and In Corvallis with Mr, Holllster'a people. , . , -J Veiling I VoiH Kan .luc Dr. and Mrs. H. 8. Brownton have as Oielr guests Dr. and Mrs. L. C, Rrownton and three child ren, Leighton Jr., William nnd Hetty Dawn, of Sun Jose. Col., who arrived here by cor Thursday. The doctors are brothers,- hath being dentists. The visitors will be her a week and during that time will tnke side trips about the, valley. They will go to Wallowa Lake toi morrow with Dr. and Mrs. Hrown ton and their daughter Dorothy. The family plan to return home by way of Long Reach where tho brothers spent most of their boy hood. Praise Tmll Highway "The Old Oregon Trail highway Is one of the most excellent high ways that we traversed In seven thoimnnd miles through the mid west from Portland." says Grant Thomas Portland timber broker, who with Mrs. Thomas nnd his sis ter Miss Ada Thomas were Pendle ton visitors today. "The view from Emigrant hill Is the most beauti ful sight we Bnw on the entire trin nnd tho only comparison 1 tho view at Coeur d' Alene lakes In idahO;" Mr. Thomas snld. While en routo both east and west Mr. Thomas said he was advised to take the John Day highway In prefer ence to the Old Oregon Trail, "The road wns described as being prnc tlcally impussable between Pendle ton and I.n Grnnde but we did not even find It difficult and a great Improvement over many of the roads we traveled," he said, Pen dleton Enst-Oregonfnn. LARGEST CROWD OF SUMMER AT FRIDAY CONCERT (Continued from Pag I) Charge" by Luders. with freriuent solo work by the hrass sections. Excerpts from the musical com edy "Rose Mnrle" by Friml-Htotlw nit were to 11 nw oil by Mr. KunuU' number. , . , , .The overture "Fest" by Leutner closed the proKi'am. j Desldes Mr. Knnutz enenre, the hand furnished three encore, two ' f which were neceNsai-y to re peat. Tho encores were "The Hun garian ling," "My Ohio Home" and "When Day Is Done,"- the at two being repeated. The concert was sponsored by the city of Lji, Grande, BOUNDARY BOARD SESSION IS BUSY (Continued from Pa 1) tlim.K nr Dip linhlor district lie nt turned to the Indliin Creek dl Irict. Thin petition wns not enm- pletrly mnile out or slned nnd riniil ronsiderntlon wns not Klven It. Tho other netlllon nsked thn 20 sertlons from the Imhler dis trict lie mtnrhed to the Hlndmnn district. The honrd settled this on eompromise by ivlnfr the Mind man disirict 'i sections leaving eiwht of .dny, wnicn will no a iitiHineHS meei the seetfons In Iho Imhler district. -JlnT. : ' A pet 1i Ion came from Palmer .lunetion asking that part of the letrllory lie attached to the IvViir vlew tlistrlct; This was put over unlit the next meeting for Inves tigation. A petition presented by A. J. Coe and others Asked for n new school Opporlunltfes," 1r. dormiM. district to be drawn from parts ofi Thursday, H: "The Teachers Op Iower Cove. Alice) nnd Imhler, met'poriunltles." Dr. t W. Tenney. with n refusal by the board mem- Friday, H: "Home Opportunities," hers who contended that it was not feasible. Medical Springs nsked for three seel Ions from n disorganized ter- rllory between Medical .springs nnd Ihe foreHt reserve. This was grant - cd. The honrd met-nt 2 o'clock. Aud- King of bills occupied the major iiinf in i nv iwti-ujiy HCK,sion. ina widows' pension was approved and Orottnd association Is scheduled, approval of the monthly county and at 7 p. m. the Kpworlh League treasurer's report was given un, will meet, led by Mr. Hamilton. O. K. ' The subject will be "Uooks nnd One Interesting record on the 'Drnnut of the Social Awiikenlng." court doc ket reports a petition filed hy Krle H. Williams asking for a refund of his taxes. This pe tition was carried over from the June term nnd yesterday wns ngnln hr.lil nVAr nuihlnir ri miw.rt r !, the comity assessor. DEATH STORY NO HOAX, AIRMEN SAYi1 LONDON, July 7, (AP) Captain brow, nllnt nf fnnlnln Alfrort Law. ensteln's private airplane, returned "mn; "A ,rKr," fn' Town aml to f'roydon today after a fruitless Country Church," Mr. Mertzog; senrch In the Kngllsh chunnel for,ho,,k "view. Brown, "The Life of the financier's body nnd emphatic- Prayer in the World of Helence," ( ally denied rumors that the enp- M'- Kohr; "The Background of the tain's disappearance wns a glgnn- iHermon." C A. Wright: "The tic hoax. ' i Preacher Himself," H. W. Parker; j "It's all utter rubbish," he d- P"" review. Lodge's "Science and. clnred. "There Is absolutely no truth In the rumor that he did not enter the plane, or thnt he left It on the French coast. It would hnve been Impossible for him to leave the machine after we landed with out noticed. 1 don't think for one moment either that it was a case of suicide. ' tap.' INSTITUTE AT LAKE OPENS ON JULY (Continued from Pan 1) 16 home .missions, by Mr. llertzan; 11:60 to 12:1)0, methods, by Mr. ltandall, and stewardship, by Mr. Ciornalt; 1 p. m., dinner. The afternoons will he spent in Kiime.'i, hikt'H, Hports, rest nnd study and from 7 to 8 o'clock each ev nlnir will be observed ns n soelnl hour excepting on the last Sntur- , The evening programs follow: Monday, ft: (let acquainted nathei'lriR. Tuesday, 8: "Misslonnry Oppor tunities," Dr. filllilan. Wednesday, 8: "World Hervlcn Dr. Hand. ill. Sumlny Services Hund.'i services will, begin with n morning watch and Hiieramentalj .service at 7:1(1), followed by break-i faHt nt :3(. Public worship will I he at 11 o'clock and Dr. tandallj will preach the sermon. At 3 . m, n iiu.sines moeiinK inn v amii Idi. (lornall will presldo nt public worship at It p. m. A class In "Oirls Problems" will n conducted during the institute by Mrs. Kdwin T, Kandall, the date to be announced later. The pastor's summer school will be held from Tuesday until Satur day wfib two sessions each morn-' luc The first will be from 8:10 to' I): 10 and the second from 11:50 to' j Several Addresses, Reviews Addresses scheduled for the whom follow: ; "What Is Preaching.' , Dr, IIII- 'Human progress, v. j;. iiaii; me; Devotional I'se of the Bible. Mr. Tenney. book review. Knudson's ; "The Philosophy f personnlism" by '. O. Heath: "The Minister nnd World Problems." by Dr. ltandall. A district eoiifrence will be held S:itmd;iy from 11:50 to 12:30 o'clock. ANNOUNCING THE PRESENTATION To La Grande Theater Goers of the Fanchon and Marco Stage Ideas ' ; at the EVERY Wednesday STARTING JULY 11TH NOTE : These are the same shows that appear at the Broadway Theater, . ' Portland, each' week. They are ' brought here at, great ex- ;' ; ' pense to give yon the best in the Vaudeville field. pv- vji- itf-- e, OS- 60C L'RHANA, Ills., July 7 (AP) The murder of M. H. Keernn, n farmer early today, wns nvenned In dramutlc fashion shortly ufler by W. W. Keorun, brother of tho slain man, who shot nnd Instantly killed Hava Oiler, the slayer.1 Oiler killed Keernn; nt whose home he lived. I. A. DKNXISOX UNION, Ore. (Special) Funeral services for Irn A. Dcnntson were held here Krlduy ufternoon nt 2 o'clock nt Cock Urolhurs' chapel with the Hev. Hobert t Leo or the Methoiltst church In charge. Itutiul was In the t'nlon reinetery. Mr. Dcnntson, wbo.pussed awny nt Hot Luke Tuesday following u paralytic stroke, was born at Lan caster, Wis., Oct. si, 1K0I. At tho ago of 14 he went with bis parents to Kansas, later settling In Wyo ming and going from there to Man- j tana. j Ou Dec. 2. lS!in he was united I In mart luge to Anna M. Record, i nf I'linnm.! Wnuh tin. I mnvull in ' Itnlnn wiWl-n tlinv i,,.v uinpn j(IM, t,ne 0f ),iH j(.tith he wnH Qfi yonrg 0f fl(0 nimi(i,. um ,wi,iw h u ...ruiv. p( ,)y onfl ,aUKntert Irs, Jake WH- ! kfnson, of I'nion, four slep-chll- two sisters, and one brother, Dennlson, of Hprlngfleld, j jonn" ; jt(in 1 g-T 1 w WE BUY FOR T ESS E SELL FOR Li ESS WOUK skoi;s . Hollil Ii-iiIMhi- Inn Work Hlini'fl all HI.PH $1.98 wohk sunns Woili Hlilrtn III Who anil ftrey: Uo fiocketH. Irliln mlif hwl 39c OVKIIAI.I.S Dine Dciilni Hlli (ivcnilln 95c WOHK HOX Hnrkfonl, hltin nnd tnn 10c 3 for 25c Iti ssi:i,i; woiik (jmvi:s llornlilil.. wrlNt or Ktinntlpt 95c - $lAr) NawYqrk brat J , I Obituary Destroyers of High Prices ilt 'VII Jn. " "V CONTINTK HKAHIXG TVKHOAY- PORTLAND, "'Pre,, July t (AP) The hearing on the proposed new franchise of tho Paclrio Tolephono und Telegraph . company will bo continued hore nt 2 p. m. Tuesday. ah M Ht 7 fit KEEPING YOUR HEALTH , King Rlchnrd according to h famous chronicler, Wllilnm Hhnkespeare, when he was desperately engaged In buttle, shout ed, "A horse., my kingdom for a horse,". And he didn't under rate the value of his kingdom ettAer. We are nil like King Richard. We'd give anything nnd everything for our health when we" lose it. Rut It Is not necessary to give up one's ktK dom or any large part of It to keep health through Ohiroprncjlo or to regain it the same way. Dr. J. E. Woodell f'hlroiraclor ami Xitluropitth 20 Kotnmer Itldg. , ! - - Phono 41)7. W Res. I1I0-W M ir SUNDAY VOULD VOU MAfiftY A GIRL THAT MBACCr UCB TUAOIK 'DO YOU MtFW CMC f, vHocovtftt wr mist VHOK SATUINO WIT VtKWf wmi V f . u sMarrlcd or not. you'll enjoy LOIS MORANand NEH HAMILTON And- Paraniount News - Mild West - Koko Goes Over TflHAV "B0Y OF THE STREETS" 1 JXJ 1 Ami "SNOW HOUND" khz CJja 'V in All dny yesterday the city coun cil and legal representatives of th telephone company argued ovefr provisions of the. agreement. .Tb session adjourned Into after thft company hud practically refused to accept the franchise. ft 1 1 - MONDAY WILLIAM FOX presents mm i v r m it ill i
