La Grande evening observer., July 21, 1928, Image 5

Saturday, July 21, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
ft
Local News In Brief
Are In INirtlanil -
.Mm Ucorge Grey and her daugh
ter, HerniiM, are upending Be.veml
dayH visiting In 1'oitluml.
Murtraret i.ovnn and her sinter.
Mm. It'iiy Hmlth, will aprnd the.
weekend vlsltlnit in Huker,
litis Miimhis
MIhh Miie Hean la III at her horn
of iminipn. . During her ah
BMiee MIbh CorinnH Haker In helm
employed at llio I .a Grands Nation'
ill Imnk.
TO 1'fHKllH't Meeting
Thn iiieetiiiK at th Salvation
Army hull tomorrow will he oon
durleil by thn Itev. J. A. I lull, pun.
tor of th Houlh MethodiHt ehnreh.
It Is announced this morning.
3lov to lot- ftremle
.Mr. and Mm Jack Waller and
daiiHhlir, Joan, of Hermlston, have
moved to I.a Grande to make their
home here permanently. They are
located at ROB M avenue. :
Milk I'mtltieetw Meet -
Wholesale dtitrymen of the I.a
Grande territory held a third huai
ness meeting lurn evening with H.
O. Avery, county agent, at his of
ICIeea in the post office building-.,
PKlthlenis pertinent fo the Hhoc-
site tSiMlk products were discussed.
In Injured by Car . -.
llol linker wns severely. Injured
Thursday afternoon when ho was
knocked down by aSvonmn motor
ist on Adams- uventie ns he was
crnssliiK the street. 'Mr. Huker
will be unable to be at work for
a number of days nnd Is uble to
lie nroond only with the use of
crutches..
KiMtwrlng l'rom nrrak
Little Norninn Oreen, son of Mr.
nrnl jMi'h, Itt'x Cirren who live at
1 4 oii ( vdu r ttt root, 1h recovering;
-from n broken arm which he re
rt?lvtd In a fall uhoiit two weeks
ago. Norman broke IiIh other
arm I ant summer.
- Mr. nnd Mra. Ray Buolt gave
i their openiiiK dnnos at Zuber hull,
V: -'. which Mr. HnHI hiut purohaHed.
.Ktf Thursday night. This inaugurated
ihii their Hi'i-li'8 of old time Thursday
i y uiKht (lances which they are feu
'j-f tiirlnK. The hall was poctally
') dttcorated for tho opening-, Mr. and
j H. Mrs. Huell Herved punch during the
f , evening. Music was furnished by
U Undscy's "Old Time" band.
ltd urn Frum Trip v .
jp Mrs. C. l Harrison, who lives
at I5i:s Adams avenue, and her
daughter. Mrs. Mary Worth, of
Ityderwood, Wash., arrived here.
Thursday and Mrs. Worth will visit
In i,a Grando for a short time with
her mother. Mru. Harrison has
been visiting in Ryderwood with
Mm. Worth und with Mrs. Worth's
dnitghtor, Mrs. Jaeki Berf. She
also spent some time in Portland
ami at Copalis beach, Mrs. Har
rison arcoiupanled her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Henry
Hughes on tile trip. Mr, und Mrs.
Hughes are now In Olympla nnd
will be gone for several weeks.
Chlltl Wins Art Prfee
I With competition entered from
i every section of the United Slates,
k in which thousands of children
i between 4he ages of five and
f srt'i'ii years took par; Earl C.
j Iteynolds Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
l: Karl C, Hcynolils of Klamath '"alls,
j formerly of La drande, took first
I prfxe In -Mho recent . art contest
I sponsored by the Junior Home
I Ingazlnc. of Chicago, Illinois. The
8t iniun'it, mi ikiitiih'i s iu 1110 iiiUKa
,kzlne, were sent poems from which
-i ';-t hey were to select one which was
j -to be illustrated. "Teeter Totter to
g -'I'miey Town," one of lCarl's favor
2 jjies, was illustrated by hm, which
1 .-ibrought him first prize. The
i children were placed In three dlf
M Mfii'nt sections according to ages.
5 w-.arl was enteretl In the flvc-year-Joid
division. For a child of his
u rs no snows unusuni talent in
vWint and has been sketcbinr since
fte was three years of age. Kla-
nnth Kalis Herald. .
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NATIONAL
MANHATTAN SHIRT WEEK
July 23rd to July 31st
ni-Annual Clearance Sale of Colored
Manhattan Shirts.
(No whites
Reg. Fall Prices Sak Prices
? 2.50 NOW 91.95
$ 3.00 1 " ' 92.25
$ 3.50 " 92.65
$ 4.00 " 93.15
? 5.00 " n 93.85
6.50 " ; " ' 95.15
$ 7.50 " ' , '95.85
$10.00 97.65
$11.00-$12.50 ', 99-45
Manhattan Pajamas One-FwrtH Off
TMB STORC WITH
Here
Mr. ' J. M. Wilson.' of Rnrin. riu
l.u Urande ahopper and visitor
lOduy,
Gala la BawMnrilleU- . .
Heoit Bunten , l among- the Iji
Orandera. who will alu-nd the week
end at Bonneville at. the annual
II. -W. unit picnic and athletic meet.
'Ill of MtuuBt ' ,.
' l.enn I'iereon is ill of the mum pa
at the homo of . hi Barents, Mr.
and Mm. William Pleraon at 1315
Ninth at reel..
Ha. Mtaniprt
i .MiMi Hetty; Mo Co whs bv va-
callonlng with hep mother. Mm
liule rax, at Spirit Lake. Is III of
tne .mumps.
Home Prom Jufca lr
.Mr., and .Mm Jess Uasenhaum
returned home yesterday, from, a
business trip- to. the- John Day
country in the Interests of Frlgt
ilnlre htisinesSi, Mr. Kasenhaum be
ing distributor for thla section.
ciowi to INs-ttaivl -V ;
, Mrs,, Annie J.' Tuttle ' left this
morning- 'for. Pert land 'where- she
III -visit her son.' I'loy.l. Tuttle.
for about two months. Mrs. 'Tuttle
makes her home 'here- with : Her
daughter,, Mra.I.ee"Warnlck.'-
Homo FVin.-MoHlntfw-1 - ... . '
M r.' ahd M rs. t.:-1 r. ; . Fox and'
daughter, M Hdrd,,and ;son, GLenv
returned, "yesterday,, from - Portland
where- they- have , .been for, more
than a week. M Iks 'Fox attended
the Baptist house party at -McMtnn-YiHe.
; Glen wan' 111 of the. mumps
during the trip. Ml Jennie Ntel
son and Mlf Hazel Hector, who
also attended the house party from
I.a Grande, returned home earlier
this week a did MIsj Marvel
Rhine, Mill another delegate from
I -a Grande.. Mlsa . Ida' Krancls
French, who also attended, ha
BAND PLAYS
CONCERT TO
LARGE CROWD
(Continued from Page 1)
Peasant" overture was naturally
Kone to Independence for n visit W reiiK.ous senumem a m (AD ' v. 1J , " , ,,,,,,1n'
with- hnr Juior Mim. I amIhm ' reject h the accusation that the' ,WI-W ! A ' y . having been about ten hours on the
rrench. and sheTnay remain fh!-- '' "V .e M-xl-iE, Z"nl vLZn
indefinitely. Mrs. W. niv.no.!" pU6p.-y con, au y" In Qulens Zuy TSZ 'a'ZTr were kept
vio.iilin ju u nt.ut. . - 1 If U)J1 1 illllUU I 1-
tne most dramatic and diriicuitj. A (nte for the official notiflca
number of the group and provided (fon nf ,hc demorratlc presidehtial
thn heaviest course to the musical nominee has not vet heen fixed, al
menl. Its dramatic . passages wer, thnnirh it tu AviiAti i. t. riui
effectively done.
Solo Appealing; '
Tho rornet solov number'' "The
! Sweetest Story Kvr Told" was ap-
QeaJIngljr done by I. eland Hale who
w lt".
beautiful. K B. , Wylde and, Mr.
Hale played a cpruet duet "Ia .
which was a pleasing contrast.
The entire concert lost night was
In lighter vein, than the usual pro
gram and PlrectonlLoney wisely
kept the Interpretations ' in har
mony w.m wm mus.... -
. itiiuiiti nuic t?m-ui v iiuiiiut-r
. it 1 x..a a n
Henry's Barn Dance, "Semlnola",
and the rake walk "WhtHtllng Ru
fus" that had everyone; beating
time.. - '.
One of the beautiful moments of , -
tne evenine:. was auing' tne' nontn Hoover's study.
Hood selections, when "O- Protnlse nilrlnB th Vnrlv diivs of next
Me." , was played. The listeners ( Krek 1(r. n0ver will confer with
seemed In a-mood for romantic, SPim,or niram Johnson and lead
melody last night and they; got lr. ,rB frm ()ll,,r .,lt.fP P,m KB.
indeed, it was the kind, of sum.) Jlr noveI. w(M Heml sundav
mer night that must have Inspired ',.. nt hnme , wtM ,,,.
Heethoven to write his "Moonlight; cnurrll rVr,, mot nkHv n ,hr
Sonata," Chopin his -nocturnes an, beautiful olmnol nt Hianford unl-
Schubert his "Serenade.".'
The crowd was a large and re
sponsive one. , , Vv ' :', .
HOPES FOR BF.OOVFRT
AIDANT, Ore.. July. 21 ' AP)
Hope 1 being held for the recovery
of , Hobert Andrews, manager of
the Linn county :farm. who was
shot twice -Wednesduy by 1 S. B.
Krost, an aged' Imitate. ' - ,
ACONSCtCNCT
Kill tR MAY PAfP
TT. " " J :Z7.
im w mux
Police Tightening Net of
Evidence Against Ob
regon's Slayer
MEXICO CITY. July 21 ( AP)
Police toduy were tightening the
net of evidence against Jose de
Leon Toral hoping to send him toe
fore a firing squad next: wek for
the assassination of President-elect
Alvara Obregom i
It was expected that a public civ-
U trial of the slayer would he start-
ed soon after the expiration on
Monday of a writ of amparo, or In-
Junction restraining police, and mil-
itary authorities from taking any
action against tne stayer.
investigation into the various
phases of the killing went forward
as additional arresta were made.
"The Investigation will continue
upon the same line that hus mark
ed It hitherto that Is, the respons
ibility of the Catholic clergy," said
General Antonio ftlos Zertuche;
chief of police.
Tne- newspaper El Hoi arserts
that ten or prevails In Vat nolle cir
cles. This is said to be particular
ly true.'lh Gttndulupe, where the
shrine of .Oiir.lJiily of Ouadulupe,,
Mexico's patron saint, is situated.
Catholic priests of -the shrine who
since the religious Inws became ef
fective have performed no services
Hut, .dressed ns layilien, have con
tinued to live in tho vicinity, nre
said lo have gone into hiding.
ROMR lirSKXTK, KI'SrK'IOVS
, ROMRJoly 21 '(AD Osserva
rrire Ronia no, of f icia I Vat lea n i r-
gant In an editorial today says that
what Is-now- happening In Mexieo
recalls what used to happen in
Home under Nero wfien the Chris
tians were ace used of setting fire
to the city In order to he able to
massucre them afterwards.
The newspaper stngmatl7.es the
crime of Obrepon's murder but pro-
testH the assertion that it was ln -
iktfptar
(Continued from Page 1)
ti la unnnin nna tiiiimntt 11 ml ha lifi u
onssed the nubile Hhould not ltike
serloiiHly any unofficial forecasts.
; 0f njH address.
he middle of August. A decision
probably will he reached in the,
next few days.
Thus fur, Governor Smith has
only been working over In bis
mind what he will emphasise In bis
address. He Intends to keep the
of hlft p Mepr(t , ,(i IhR
,ni.t mim,tP and has declared that
no . one . Is In .pnsjtlon to '
what he will stress.
STANFORD CXI VWtSITY. ml..
July 21 AP Abandoning his
1 original plans for . a riufpt week-
. en(f ftt n,R nnmft
here. Herbert
Hoover todsy beitan n series of po-
ihtlC"
conferences which will be
continued Intermittently until the
time nf his notification nil Aug
ust 11.
Governor 0. C. YounK nf Onll
fnrnin was invited lo luncheon find
(or tt (iiscBHio,, afterwards in Jlr.i
versily,
' Ret ween times, the nominee will
work on his acceptance . address.
" "Mr. Hoover usually writes and
re-writes his papers and speeches
xeveral times.
- After the speech Is ready for the
printer, the repiibllc:en standard
benrer will take to the hills, ut
some point In his htmie state, for
several days of rest and fishing.
, While he hns benefited by the
trip across the continent, the com
merce secretary hus had many
months of hard work with senrcely
n break, and he feels both the de
sire and the need for a brief vaca
tion. T. R. MAXWELL IS
NEW' PROPRIETOR
OF OIL COMPANY
(Continued from Page 1)
Ing oil that in equal to any obtain
able." he states.
"I'or customers who do not have
their own garage tanks at homo
them are a number of stations In
La Grande carrying the Vltex pro
ducts und they are ready to give
the best of service in a courteous
manner," adds Mr. Maxwell,
t lie has office headquarters In
. combination with Noah's paint
store on Adams avenue and hus
the company warehouse at Island
. City. His. territory Includes the
entire county.
SCHOOLS IN
CITY WORTH
$468000.00
(Continued from Page 1)
tary grades and six boys and lifl
girls high school grades In private
and parochial schools within the
district.
The present members nf the
school board nm It. S. Kakin.
chairman; Or. J. L. Ingle. J. H.
Rirnie. C. It. Eherhnrd and V. A.
npling.
nine dress suits are romlnc Into
fashion In Rngland. When the
vogue Is green, we cu safely bring
cur out. -
U. P Athletes Run
At Union Friday
W. W. Redmond andlri.'A. Gra
ham, members of the t'nlon Pacific
athletic club ot I.a Grande,: went to
I'nlon Inst night, running against
time there for the unit track meet
contest. Mr. Hedniand ran the
mile, making It in 4:17.'.' Mr.. Ora-
ham's- event was'. 'the' two-mile
which he did in 12:41. Orton.
I'nlon, also a member'. of the
Grande club run the mile in
5:33 2-3. Their times Will -he en
tered against other recferda.tn the
unit for these two events of' which
wm not be run orf at HonnvlMe
tomorrow. - Wlnnera uf. first und
second places go to the system meet
tin. Iloine. .
J. H. Pi'iuv, official A. A. U.
commissioner, timed . thi. three
men (ast night. J, V. Rosen bu it m
accompanied Mr. Peare nd the
mwu i.n uninue runners iu,i mon.
UnUs
Ul K.IIiUII UUlUa
. CnoIl"T rl T '
Oindll LeaCl III ;
1 i if x' ' IP'1 alienee.
Montana -'Vote' ,'hB """ ,o discuss the mm-
, '-. ,.- ' M tlon -failed to conceal entirely tho
" "" " j , -.' aurnrlse ot authorities here .at the
I1I0I.KNA, Monl., July !l (Al'l .development and their failure to
Belated returns from primary elec- 1 comprehend Its significance in view
lion continued to Inereuee thejof previous assertions of Jupun's
small majority of Governor J. . K.' neutrality as between the ronlltet
Krlfksnn for the democratic guh-jing Chinese groups,
ernatiirial nomination.' - ' I. '
hut t2 if the total In the state, the
governor's .majority wos. l04. lie
was credited with 24.113 "votes tu..
23.r.llll for Hoy E, Ayres of U.tvs-j
Uiwn ( , J ..-
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PMMi' nio 04 9ZK
uci f tff
MakeS Employe Strip n J HcarhnuBh, nohertVake
r " r field, V. V. Connor and John Mil-
"" '-' . , ler were in l-taker Tuesday evening
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. July 2! (visiting with lOtkhorn loiltte. l.Jth
AI) I'oiclnif one of his vietlma O, b
10 oisrooe wmic unvinic inrouRn
tot- w,.n,rW mmru i, u muo ui"
luuuy neiu up 1 wo uif MNMiKem 01
the American liiiihling .cMimpany
!a"a P"l with 4,i5f. in cash.,i nnt arrive at the oamp Krmind's
Ocean Flier Wed
f?ism-M fwvt
wimtix, v
CIIICAOO,
July' HI S(AI) The'one nt their Hervewel rPtail stores
1 crew nf-lh
transatlantic, nliinn.
'lVfpnWhiii " Iiki'a I'm- 11 ivt it- tin v
visit, has milled another name to
the rosier, as ft whirled Into the
third day of a round of receptions
today.
The new 'member is Mis 1 nil
n . . V ... , . . ... .
erh
Mas
of Itronkline,
ss who. late lust
'S'ii "fiiinif 1111- iii mic in m 1 11 in
"Sliiii" Oor 1. mechanician of the
"Friendship "
n
MAN HUNT TURNS
INTO WASHINGTON
(Continued from Paga 1)
the scene uf the boh) up several
days after the robbery. '
Stroff and Hlsbnp were also of
Purl la ml. The t hree had prison
records. Stroff's confession impli
cated lltrder.'
FI'XKIIA I. KFJtVM'KK ..
Kiini-al services wre held yes
terday afternoon at the 8nndgrasj
& Zimmerman chapel for Wallace
lune, early settler of tht city wJio
passed n way Wednesday night In
Portland. The Hpv. t it. Hess
comlucteil' the services. Miss Mll
dred llss sang during the services.
H u rial was at the Masonic ceme
tery. Many friends of the deceased
gathered at the cftupel yesterday to
pay final tribute. 1
MltS. TOIIA NTOKF.R
PNION. Ore. July 21 (Special)
Mrs. t'ora O. Stoker passed awny
at her home in South rnlon Thurs
day, July lit, aged 81 years, 1 1
months, and 10 days. Mrs. Stoker
had been nn invalid for BOmn time.
She leaves a husband, Moroni Stok
er, who is also very aged, being
several years her senior,, nnd who
also has been In very poor health,
for several years. Nd definite ar
rangements, have as yet been mad
for the funeral services.
Obituary
' i
IT ISNT A BOMB WITHOUT A TELEPHONE
Ira
Horn
AM TOW CAN MAVB MI
Japan Abandon
v Neutrality In
Chinese Strife
TOKTO. July St (AP) Chang
iHseuh-l.lang. military governor of
Manchuria, has been warned bv
1 J. nan against Joining Manchuria
iwlth the nationalist sovernment of
China.
Premier Tanaka and they army
chiefs were certain, that trouble
,wuld ensue If Manchuria should
sumimb to the nationalist regime.
Ijt Is belie vu
generally that Japan
ran take no action if Chang dls
regards tho warning. Consequent
lv ihdiiv JaimmtM,, thinU that Ih
government erred In thus commit-fcouplw of operations, tousilM and. Adnilrul Joseph At. ltecves. The
ting itself iikuIiisI tho" Southern 'appendix. Is also r rted as much Plauea will puss eight times over,
Chinese, , , i better. th" reviewing stnnd, flying in dlf-
, , I Alt, nnd Mrs. Karl llalrd. have frent formation each time they.
WASHINGTON, July SI (AP) been In obalge of the Coxy theater Pass, ' I
Action of the Tokyo government In! during the' absence of the owner,, At the close of the ceremonies to
warning the .Manchurinn farllon. in j .Mrs. James Webb, who wont to vis- day. Admiral Iteeves, commanding
China not to carry out Its projected l It her husband and James Johns the aircraft Kiuadrons, bnttle fleet, i
i rupprorhemrnt with the Chinese
'nalionallst groups was met at tho
tstme department tuday with com-
UNION PERSONALS
1 ;
. .
, 'TV0 (I'felal) .Mrs. Allen.
her. daughter Marylee, nnd lxtelle
. Ulller. returned. Wednesday from
Wallown lake where they had been,.' .,' ' f(. th(. miun-
nn n fnmpinK trip for the
iweek.
one nuto A f the Kpworth
; neajtuers who left for Wallowa
itip .londay inorniim. had so niUeh
KP,.f wltn ,nrtured tires that they
hups of this nature enlivened their
trip to the lake.
Announcement Is made In the lo-
onl l,al,er ln"t ' Orande Oro'
.ry company his irtircbased the
tltulph mith grorpry and will open
n'1 Ine l'r,l ,,r ,1,p month, other
t ciiiiin store comintnles have tried
,n tne naHl tw rp locations at ' hour. As usual, the W. C. T. V.
l'nmn hl,t f'Hed tu find the kind will pntviile cars for all the old
nt building suitable for their husUjfolk whfl are not able to walk or I
mess. It Is not known yet Just what ihnve no car of their own.
mith will do nfter turning his I Mrs. iOlla Holly is home again
business over to the comnnnv. Mr. (after spending about a month In
Hmlth nnd his father-in-law, Mr.
Thompson, came here from Idaho
. i . ,w
"""" """ "''
y prosperous husiuess. Ihe lat-
Iter selling out to his aonln.)nw
recently and reutrniiur lo Idaho
, It Is itndersliiod' that' the Incut
auwmlll, the Oregon Trail, will be
ready to stiirt lis planer in a few
days,
I Hiles J). VanH'ousen brnimbt In
the first new wheat to arrive at
the Union Kloming mill this year.
It Is an excellent quality of forty
fold wheat.
mtleakh
ftooi iiicAim is PKir.i,i:s.q
whether you Capitalize It at the
seashore,- (he mountains, the woods
or In the quiet privacy of your own
home. Our efficient chiropractic
nie.i find enables you to enjoy the
blessings of health wherever you
I may be.'
. What It has done for others II
will do for you.
Natural Methods only
Dr. J. E. Woodell
20 Sommcr Itldg.
. Phone -IH7-W Rw. 100-W '
lloui-s V A. M. fo A P, M.
i::
ISN'Tit embarrassing
when a new acquaintance
lays:
"I'll call you up,"
And you have to an
iwer, "But we haven't a
Telephone"?
UUU
Independent Telephone Co.
Ml A FBW CIHT A DAT I
Dr. Oh bo in and wife arrived at
1'nloa last week and visited for sev
eral days at the home of Mrs. Oh
horn's wot her, Mrs. Harah Shappatt,
in North Union. Mrs. Osborn wits
formerly Miss Kuthel Hhapputt. The
OshornH ure now living In Marsh-j
field. Ore. Miss opal Nhappatt was
also here from Pendleton for a
jihorL visit with her mother. -
Mrs, Silas Ward and three chil
dren are here fur un extended visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
U. Orton. Mrs. Ward's home is in
Ontario, On!. "
O. Cllne who went lo licit ljike
about u week ago nnd had iWi op-
enuion fur removal uf tonsils. Is """ " '-"ngiey win parii
reportcd us much Improved and! "'Pate Iri the maneuvers and re
wlll be able lo return to his home. v,'"w. " wn" announced yesterday
soon. Miss Vera Kbaw who Is also
at the laae eonvaleselng from a
w ho have ehen ciiinplng for several! will present tile nvlatlnn Dilrgee to
weeks along the Kaluiiin riven In Ihe squadron which gives the most
Idaho. The two men who are in creditable flight performance.
the mountains on account of poor ! ,
health, will be In camp must uf the a men! may be planned around
summer., - , . . .
I'ractlcally all the 1028 cherry a hottle of milk Instead of a pound
crop has been picked and shipped,0' ,n'nt.
ut with the exception of the Hlaek
liepuhllennK, and.ninst of tiiem will
be by iinolher week, The rrop
was of exeelieut quality anil prlees.
were fairly K""d Oils year.
Mrs. Kb ltussell Smith Is here'
fmm Kansas city, a Kiiest at the
Tuny l. Hmlth lunne In Month I'li
Inn. Hhe arrived, last Wednesday
nnd will be htjre a euuple of weeks
and then tin on to California.
-. Hit ami Mvw f lorn III Ml if II ( mil-
,mBt,talnH Wednesday with 'puck nnd.
saddle horses. They expect to be:
Wine ajiout u week and will ramp J
In the vicinity of the Mlnam lakes.
Mr. Hpencer lives at Union but Is
jnn employe of the ( .1. Hreier
store in iji i i ramie, autiis tun ior .
his annual vacation.
.Mrs. Krmu Oilman and her chil- j
dren arrived at I'nion last week
nnd will be here for several weeks'
he home of her father and
mother, Mr. nnd Mi's. Jnme'sj
Holmes.
.Mountain C.em ltebeknh lodge
hiHtulled officers nt their regular'
meet inn last Wednesday evening.
l-'lnal arrangements have been
nunle for the annual old folks pic
nic whkih Is held under the aus
pices of the W. C. T. U. of this city
pud a tentative program nrrnnged.
It will include iddrcsKes and mil
Hlcal numbers and will he held 'on
August 2 al (loodhrnd Luke eanip
Krnunils. The progiifetu will be
tfoiioweo iy a ititu-n ami social ,
ortland where she wits visiting
with friends and slghtseelim. Al
though she had a delightful time
while in the western part of the
state, Mrs, Holly was glad to get
back "to Union and the more con
genial climate of the drande Ronde
valley, where we have plenty of
MunMilno.
PEACOCK
COAL
For Hot Weather
A quick
Hot
Fire.
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
PI rano Main 73a
"Good Service Quick"
TODAY DOG
"X Bant cheer
Battle Planes
Pass In Review
InSanDiesro.Cal.
... ' i
BAN niEOO, Pal., July ?t ( AP) i
Approximately 130 plnnea of'
various types will pass In. review'
oer North Island, beginning at 10 I
a. m. today. The aerial exhibition '
will last for about two hours. . !
All planes of the battle fleot and
,r" carriers Lexington.
- " " mun i r.uKeiiir
K. Wilson, chief of staff of Heur
Comedy "Rest Day"
SUNDAY
WlKOQih
-v -4? PRODUCTION
. 1
VAt itm
mm"
. Starring ;'
Alice. Day Walter Heirs
Johnny Harron Eddie Gribbay
An Intennply. InterrHtlnK romantln
rninrtly-Drnmu or 'I wn HiiilrllfH '
anil u lleuutlrul Oh'l
Comedy
Girl From Everywhere
Wondering Toy .
JLJiXLM.
FIASHING, debo
nail lolirrnff n 1
Denny in the deJicious
dilemma of having to choose between a six-year-old
darling who wasn t his and a determined demoiselle
who wanted to be his.
"FLASH" In "VS in R THE
CARL"LAEMMLEfA
WE BUY FOR T ESS
E SELL FOR JLiESS
' STRAW HATS
Snappy styles, Panamus.' Ital
ian Veddoa. leghorns, f'hoieo
of any Htruw in the. store
95
Ktecpllmiitl Values
NEW. CAPS
Latest models. Individual and
dislituilvo patterns; excellent
materials
$1.15, $1.65, $1.95
NcwVaHKbTQkJ;
Destroyers uf High Price
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SUNDAY
Only '"
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Monday
Tuesday
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Packed with Denny speed
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