La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 28, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, July 28, 1928. LA GRANDE- EVENING OBSERVER Page Flvt 0 Local News In Brief me From Portland in. A. Epling returned home y from a week's vllt In Port 4. , . . . , e !nnt Otlilwell- V jiCrft. R li. fitrow, of Cnlftwell, a.. Hin'iU yesterday In thlR city. dipping at thi La Grande. k BnsfiH'H Trip ' Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Norton wont t Portland Thursday night on a 4hess trip. . They expert to re y,. Monday. mm to lakc Mrs. Claude Cooper nnd two nlren left tills morning by auto t .Wallowa lake where they ex to spend next week. . i 1 mt Homo v Mra, Meryl Horry In lit nnd un (. t obe nt work today. Hhe is t..V. I- Pulsion's office attend Lf ' . , "--ei at Hot Ijikc y: 'The young people of the Presby " -rtan church will meet nt Hot -ake tomorrow evening. It la nn unced from the sanatorium to- JXk Monday . .i. Mth. J. K. Wood. II will retnrn to work at Potman's I utiles rendy-to-yrr Mondny after a two week .vacation,, part of which she spent in Western Oregon. I-Yom Aberdeen Vr' . T. H. Hoonnn nnd Mr. and Mth. . F. TL Hoonnn, of Aberdeen left L Grande yesterday after a brief atop here. They registered nt the Xa Grnmle hotel. A. Wk at )yiioo Here T' Mr, and Mrs. lon Pttley, of Boise, were guests of W. O. ('linger : at -the l.n Orunde hotel yesterday. Mr. Pttley la clerk nt the Owyhee -,Jn Boise. .huiall PI re The fire truck was called to the Corner Billiard parlors at l2:r O'clock this morning to extinguish n fire in the basement. Little dam- 'Offe was done. ome Prom Tennessee , Mrs. tilli'S Henderson and daugh ters, Rose, Nellie nnd Loretta, FWn,t on homo to Wallowa today after a several weeks trp to Ten nessee nnd Virginia. They report a ery interesting trip. Homo Prom Vixlt Mrs. J-;. It. Kingo returned yes tcrda y morn I n g from a several peek's visit in Portland nnd on tho oast with her mother. Mr. Kingo, who Is a La Grande attorney, re cently returned from a trip to Neb-brgska. Jfrftoliitf lo Shcp everk yjt Mi', nnil Mrs. Clyde Putmnn and i 'Jfri nnd Nfrs. Waller' Lelsman" are k .leaving tomorrow on a one week P r cam plug and fishing trip on Sheep I ereek. Mr. Putman is ofner of h iPutiuan's ladles ready-to-wear and .- i Mr. Lelsman is owner of the L (ft $ , h .druf company. , Hen l'Yom Knokai - The Rev. K. H. Aherndt, of Spo . kane, is expected to arrive here this evening nnd tomorrow morning and eVening be will preach' at the Church of God. Mr. Aherndt has .been here once before nnd is known as a very Interesting speaker. Chris Is ItctB'r hrls Trakas, shoe shine parlor . low ne r at the shop next to the Col yonlal theater, is steadily improving , from a serious illness nt Hot Lake : nnd wilt be home again soon, his friends sny. "Chris" hns been at . the lake fur nbout a month. Homo for Visit Miss Murjorle Warnick will nr trlve home Wednesday from Port- i. j-land for a vtsif with her pnrents, a Mr. and Mrs. Lee Warnick. Miss Lnrnlclc is making her home In . Tsrortland w'here she is with the nrt ; Vert lain g idrparlment of Lelbes, . Port In ml company which handles i ladies-ready-to - wear exclusively. : : Miss Wu rnlck's sketches appear regain rly in the Lelbes advertise .merits In the Portland papers. : Dr. lcAdory Hero Dr. W. P. McAdory (s In La C.i inde today looking after busi , n'ss Interests nnd attending the .astern Oregon Medical- meeting. vThe doctor's friends were happy to Wflcome him back, even for such 4 a brief stay. He has been ill for , the last few months and his friends . V' To heartily glad to see him about , amain. He Is steadily improving. '.Mrs. McAdory did not make the : One-day trip home f.m to Alaska Miss Blanche Whiting, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. K. D. Whiting. Of the Mt. Glen district, accom panied by her two cousins, the Misses Mable nnd Klva Larson, of 3-ogan. rtnh. left this morning for V at tie where they will take the w :t Mondny morning for Alaska inhere they will spend about three Vet ks on a vacation trip. Miss !V. hlting hns been attending the .summer normal school here nnd will teach this fall nt Iadd Canyon. W hen they return home the Misses Larson will visit here for a week :nr two before returning to their Jtome to their home in TTtnh. ONLY 2 MORE DAYS Of Our MANHATTAN SHIRT and PAJAMA SALE Sale Closes Tuesday, July 31st ;IT(! To Visit Hen? .Miss Grace Ryan, of Boise, will be the weekend guest of Miss Grace Cullen. H In JNrt.nnd A. K. Krlrkson, of Erlckson & Borland, Is In Portland on a brief business trip. Going to take Mrs. Dorothy flmlth and her son, Robert, will go to Wallowa Iake tomorrow to spend a several day's vncatlon. They will return home Thursday. VmloTwMit operation Mrs. Prank Klmer of A Heel, who underwent n major operation ' a month ngo. Is convalescing very satisfactorily at the Grande Ronde hospital now. Hon From Halt or Robert Maxwell, auditor for the K. O. L. & P. nt the linker offices, was nn overnight visitor In La Orunde going on to. Klgln this morning on business. f ' . Is Improving Mrs. O. P. Harrison who lives on Adams avenue Is Improving satis factorily from nn Illness. Mrs. Harrison had beyii 'on a vacation trip to the coast and Washington cities and was brought home 111, Body Here The body of Chnrles Brooks who pussed away ' In Portland was brought here on truln No. 24 this morning for burial. - The father. .Penrl Brooks met Mrs. Brooks who accompanied the body of her son to Ln Grande. . i I Visited l Ylciiri ! Miss Rose Sice, of. Belllngham, Wnsli., stopped for n visit with Mtas Ro.ssie Burns here this week. Miss Burns has been attending school at Belllngham normal. Miss Slee continued on her Journey to Yellowstone purk. Returned Hoiihw- Mr. and .Mrs. George Richard son and son, Burrlli; have return ed home from a trip to Victoria, B. C. where Mr. Llchnrdson attend ed tho Reulty convention. They also visited friends In Portland be fore returning home. They made the trip by car. Irf'iive for (California ' Mrs. Anna Clark and ' daughter, I Betty, It-ft Wednesday night on a trip to Los Angeles. They plar- innd and other Western Oregon cities on their way south. Miss Clark has been nlteiullng school at O. S. C. - ' . i Epcctcl Soon MIhs Hester Hopkins will be here j about the first of the month for inn Indefinite visit in La Grando with her sister, jUrs. Robert. Carey, ii Hid r"h"eT Tirol nCf," "JPfry "FlUftRTTfll, nnd with frlentls. Miss Httpklns will be the guest of her sister. She hns been making her home In Ore gon, Jit. Return to Portland ' Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Dutton re turned last night to Portland after n visit here In lji Grande with Mrs. Jmtlon's parents, S i.ntor and Mrs. A. R. Hunter nnd with friends. Mr. Dutton joined Mrs. Dutton, who has been here for two weeks, yes terday. Their children are still Jiere nnd they will retnrn in two weeks to get the.m. Leaves for Salt Lnke I. Frank Cullen left Inst night for Salt Lake City where he will spend a week Inking a special course In window decorating work. Mr. Cul- , len Is salesman and window decor ator nt Westenhnver's. He will re- turn n week from Monday. Mr. Cullen's nunt, Mrs. Ollle Snodsmlth, . who Is visiting here from Bell Rive, jlll., nccompanled him ns far as , Welser. She will spend several I days In Welser nnd in Payette where she will nttend a water car- njval. i '-. P. P. Vacation Hatos I J. H. Keeney, station agent for the O.-W. here, Is announcing an I Interesting special summer tour ; which the 1'nlon Pacific is featur ing to Zion national park, leaving here on train No. 24 August II, nnd returning on train No. 17 Aug ust 2a. Passengers Hiking the tour pay the rutes and all expenses and accommodations are provided by the company on the entire trip. 1'h Is means. It was explained to day, that all meals will be furnish ed, that they wilt be served "at the large modern hotels along the jour ney, that overnight accommoda tions for visits at the different scenic pnrks nnd points of interest will be provided and that trips to the variaus parks will be arranged for. At Salt Lake City trips will be made to the interesting sights of the city and arrangements are to be made that the tourists may nttend the organ recital in the Salt Lake City tabernacle. The num erous scenic points in the Grand Canyon national park of Arizona and in 7Aon national park are in cluded In the trip. The rates which cover all expenses of the trip are $ 1 7(i.()8 for one passenger In a standard lower birth; 1167.89 each when two occupy one lower birth nnd $165,29 when one passenger takes nn upper birth. SfHIEJ Vndcrwrmt Operal ton James Kay, son of Ralph Kay, f Pendleton, underwent an opera- tlon for acute mastoiditis this morning here. Ralph Kay la a brother Of Mrs. Herbert Browning. of this city. Home From Kpofcsie Miss Seville Pratt, daughter of O. H. Pratt, arrived home last night after spending the past three or four weeks visiting with friends In Spokane, Wash. VlsMlnsT Henw Mr. and Mrs. O. E. J.aoey are visiting here1 at the home of her brother, K. A. Rtravena and Mrs. 8t ravens. Mr. and Mrs. Lacey make their home at Yellowstone nuttonal park and are on a vacation trip. They plan to leave for their home Monday. . Here for Vllt Mr, and Mrs. J. Panlela nnd son. Norman, arrived hern this morning on train No. 54 for a weekend visit u-llh ha fturonla l - onH twm Prank Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Daniels are former I -a Grande resi dents but they now make their .home In Portland. Visiting in Yakima Mr. and Mrs. O. Q. Griffiths, agent for the Standard Oil com pany here, and their daughter, Gloria Jean accompanies by Mrs. 'if Harry K. Williams drove to Yakima1 . yesterday afternoon for a weekend jrt visit with relatives of Mrs. Grb flths. They will return here to- morrow Mr. Williams who has been in t'ortmnd on nusiness. is also ex- pectetl homo tomorrow. UlllltMurttiel' LufZ'-vfl!" business and pleasure trip to' beaches. Mr. Roebm, who Is own-'' er of Cnrr's Furniture store, ntr tended the furniture market In Tn comn. They visited friends in Tn coma nnd Seattle, where they formerly made their home anil en Joyed driven to Seaside and the coast beaMies. Ooarh Here . M. H. "Dad" Butler, formerly O. S. C. track mentor and now track coach at the Pnlverslty of Detroit, was In La Grande for a short time Wednesday on his way to 'Western Oregon and Corvallls B. Bouvy, l,n Grande; Dr. Lewa for a visit. He told La Grando Wilkes, La Grande; Dr. D. J. 4.uw frlnds that he would be hack In son, lJiulrle City; Dr. J. D. Run about three weeks and would stop kin, Pendleton; Dr.' C. L. Cameron, for a hrlef visit with them then. 1 Pendleton: Dr. Thomas J. Hlggins, Mr. Butler one of the outstand-. ng track coaches in the entire nn itlon. .Goes to Portland I Mrs. Kllzabeth Donnelly 4eft Inst night for Portland to attend the "funeral of John Gardner there this morning. Mrs, Donnelly has been a close friend of Mr. and Mrs. Gardner for a number of years. Mr. Gardner passed away Tburs- ,in nUhi l rtA.ttr,nri fi. ' Illness. He was at one time a!;'' nr,nn' " "on' prominent 1. Grande resident. Mrs. J- McMory. 1 endleton. - -DonneHr-wnt-be-Joined -in Port-1 , V,oc,ar H vXv? riHtered: MrH. land Sunday by Mr. nnd Mrs. Her- ''; ,:; "regorv. Wallowa: Mm. L. 1. man Slegrlst with whom she will HUetl, Lnterprise; Mrs. A. 11. go on to the coast for several days. I Joh,,Mton- HlPr: 'r- Goodrich Mrs. Donnellv Is n clrk In lh ladies ready-to-wear West's. at N. K. Announce Winner Tonight At eleven o'clock tonight the wlnnen, of the Kagles beauty con- . test here will be announced ut the dunce at Kagles hall. Gladys Grau- 1 tmnnn has maintained a slight lead I : throughout the contest over Miss' Lrona. Waldroff while Marion I Storzbach, Marjorle Ambrose and Del so Chape aro the other contest-' ants in the respective places which they have so fnr maintained. Much- Interest in the contest has been re ported and there has been a final spurt of ticket selling today among .contestants. I ne tirst three win ners will compete with girls from . Pendleton nnd Walla Walla nnd 1 Baker tomorrow at the Kagles pic i.;nie ot Meucham for the bathing beauty queen title. PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES ON VACATION (Continued from Page 1) end and will Indulge in surf bath Ing. I The governor arrived from Al Ihany Inst night and held political ,conferences with Governor Hitchle of Maryland, and other democratic ba.de rs. He rose fairly late this morning and due lo the preparations for the motor trip to Long Islund, can celled bis usual morning confer ence with newspapermen. ri'RTIR' CAMPAIGN PLAN'S Ni;V VOHK, July as tAP) The republican' vice presidential nomtnee, Henator Charles Curtis, of Kuumis, will open bis eusterntsea, or rather from the ice barrier campaign either In Syracuse or here. ' . - ' In making this announcement tn - day. B. fl. Mom, a theatrical pro - ducer. und chairman of the Curtis - for-Vice President club's advisory committee, said Curtis "desires to become better acquainted with (he people of the east und also believe it is the strategically perfect point .at which to begin the battle for '.Inlltinii n K ...not.llon " IOWA nOMUlONfl TOR SMITH HKS MOINUH. July 28 (AP1- Gov. Alfred K. Smith's position on. lhe prohibition qurntlon. Including hl view on "the rhuotlc ronill - lion remitting from lax enforrr - tnent of the prohibition low," has the endorsement of Iowa democ- MINNEAPOLIS, July 28 (API Mentally deranged by worry over a crlppled child, Mrs. Oladys John- son, 32. drowned her three children in a bath tub and then drowned herself here yesterday. Dr. C A. Hnhh,, deputy coroner, decided to- EAST OREGON DOCTORS IN CONFERENCE (Continued from Page 1) having a paper nn "The Principles Underlying the Treatment of Dis abilities Following Infuntlle Par alysis." Following- this Dr. Ioul K. Poyntx of Portland wns to speak on "Home Specific Applications of Physical Therapy . In I'linlcnl Medicine." 'The Prevention of Mnl-Pruclloe Suits" was the final subject for the afternoon with Clyde C. Foley, ex ecutive secretary of the Kan tern Oregon State Medical society, from Portland, the speaker. The business meeting nnd elec tion of officers wns to bring the session to an end. Dr. Robert C. Coffey, of Portland who ' was to speak on "The Acute Abdomen" and Dr. Jrvlng M. Lup ton, Portland who wns to address (the dOClorS Oil Mastoiditis In In- ffancy and Kariy Childhood were unable, at the last minute, to come, Dinner Tonight Tonight there is to be a dinner Tacujuwea for doctors and es and a special program arrunged. A bridge lunch arranged for this after ' the visiting wives by the itertuinment committee of s. Lee Houvy Is chairman. given at the l.a Grande .71th Mrs. Houvy on the thel Ir I 1 committee are Mrs. J. H. Gregory. rn. W. P. .McAdory (who was un- uble to bo here), Mrs. A. L. Itlch- ardson, Mrs. W. T. Phy, Mrs. C. IT. Hockett and Mrs. A. H. John- J welcome wfch Dr. Bouvy are Dr. Vrwry. Dr. McAdory. Dr. Rich- aidxon, Dr. Phy und lr. Hockett. Counties embraced In the- uhso- " Grunt, Lake, Harney, Mal heur, Morrow, l.'matllla, Khermau, I'nion, Waltowu und Wheeler. This morning the .visiting wom en wero token for rides about the cily and vicinity. Those in ntundunce follow: Port land regfotrnllon: Dr. Harold C. Bean, Dr.' J. Furl Klae, Jir. Hugh Mount, Dr. Ray W. Mutson. Dr. William Lee Bishop, Dr. G. C. HchuufMer, Dr. a K. Poyntz, IJlchurd B. Dillebiint. . Kustern Oregon registration: Dr. John B. Gregory, Wallowa; Dr fred II, Johnston, Heppner; Dr. Baker; Dr Clarence S. Gilslra, "Iji Grande, Dr. W. T. Phy, Hot Lake; Dr. C. T. Hockett, Knte-rprlse: Dr. J. A. Wonderllek. La Grande; Dr. Charles K, l'almer, Ontario; Dr. K, G. Kiiby, La Orunde; Dr. W. K, Rohm, Ln Orunde; Dr. V. L. Hamilton, l.u Granle; Dr. T. C Oil more, I'nlnn; Dr. A. L. Richard son, m. Grande; Dr. F. R, Wilson, Halfway; Dr. K. K. McCown, Hot Uikt; Dr. 1'. II. Mewel, Hot Lake; Mediums, jiiiJiier; jm, . .eiui in i in , i wimuimi Mrs. liar old C. Bean, Portland; Mrs. Tho mas J. JUgglns, Baker; Mrs. D. J. Dawson, Prairie City; Mrs. D. B, Blair, I'ralrle City; Mrs. C L. Gil strap, La Grande. EXPEDITIONS TO ANTARCTIC WILL TEST OUT PLANE (Continued from Page 1) Parts of the coast and their Imme diate hinterlands have been ex Pjored rather Uioroughly nnd have yielded valuable data, but the nnr row stretches of the far Interior seen by Amundsen. Scott nnd Shark Ut on are the only recorded glimpses of tho continent's heart. There Antarctic lies, surround ed und covered by Ice a huge white dome with the South Pole near its center, perched on a pla .teau nearly two miles high, and the remainder of Its &,n(io,nu0 square miles tnperlng to the At lantic, Pacific and Indian oceans. The Ice-cap is believed to extend down to the sea nt nearly all points. It terminates generally , in tower ing, unscaleable Ice cliffs from which break huge bergs, . covering the ocean with white mountains (and closely packed Ice that hold ships at bay Two Groat Gulfs Parts of the const ore more ac cessible than others. mi It Is from two such points that the three ex peditions purpose to opernre. A glance nt the map shows two great Indentr .Ions, or gulfs one. Ross Sea, opposite New Zealand; Hie othv, Wi'ridel) Herf, across from So ,th America. I The Byrd and Wilkin parties nlnn to launch their aerial os- saults on the Interior from Ftoss that chokes more than half of that ocean arm. R was from this bar- irler that Amundsen nnd Scott . started on their trips to the pole, 1 Jeffery expects to attack from the .shore of Wed d 1 1 Hen, snd will therefore he across the continent from the other two leaders. ' No OvcrlappInK The three Rones of flight, as mapped In advance, will hardly overlap, If nt nil. Byrd plans to, fly eastward over what Is called King Kdward VII Land; in addi tion, of course, he will attempt a flight to the South Pole, which Amunrtiwn anfl Rrott rearhcl after 1 lohorlonn aleilitp journeys, l Hlr Hubert propone, an eastward flight along the unmapped, unseen eoast between Hosa Hea nnd Ora- linm s Iind, the western boundary Of Weddell Hea. He does not con template a hop to the pole. Jeffery'a effort will atart from a base on the west coast of Ora- ham's Land. He plans to do his exploring eastward to root's I,and. which lies on the other side of Weddell Hea. He may also try a trip lo the pole and across the con- COOLIDGE TO NAME CABINET MEMBER SOON (Continued from Page 1) repted the engagement, he is tnak- nnn t VUfc Yellowstone President Coolldge has discard ed all suggestion that he make a trip to Yellowstone park this sum- ) mer. Although he has retained .pleasant recollections of the reser vation from lust year's visit he has come to the conclusion that it Is too far from here. The. train trip requires 36 hours. . CANNON FALLS. Minn., Juiy 8 (AP)-Most of the 1.600' Inhabi tants of this village turned from normal tusks today to complete preparations for the most Import ant function In the town's history the visit tomorrow of the president of the United States. ! President Coolldge will arrive on ! a special truln from Northern Wis consin shortly after J p. m., mnko a dedicatory address at a Civil war memorial, -.nnd depart again beforo 4 p. m. for tho summer whltn house. U. S. CHEERED IN OLYMPIC PARADE (Continued from PiiKe'l) morning did not prevent Amster dam from apparently turning out ,en masse with the result that thel jstudlum gates were closed a half Jhour before the ceremony started ., nt. 2 o clock. Thoufrimls were turn ed nwuy In a last, minute crush ( Miut-ii t-iiMKiu ninny inie arriving' Americans unprepared. Despite the lant minute whh- I urn win oi prance rrom tins part or the ceremony because of differ j ences between a gate keeper and lone of the French which began yes terday, the parade of the nations' ilhleilc arrays Immediately follow ing the opening gestures aroused 1 spontaneous enthusiasm in the stands, each contingent stopping to salute before the prince consort's royal box. The Greeks, having the honor of : leading the procession, were fol lowed by the nattily attired Argen tines. Chile's group, Home thirty ;Htrong, varied the salutes by slop ping and giving a ringing cheer In front of Lhe official box. I Germany, returning to trie field after n Hi -year absence, turned out 300 strong, the athletes wearing i Whii t looked like waiters' uniform. .The Cubans' lone athlete, .oe Kju-. rlentos, did not parade but the standard was horne by bis coarh, jK'endrlgan, and the flag by a Cuban youth. Finland's contingent, Him ply at tired in while. Included Willie lilt . ola. Paavo Nurml and other athletic aces who start the campaign for championships tomorrow. I The red-cindered track with bril liantly green turf in , the renter formed u striking background lo the multi-colored uniforms, I The BrKoiiN were, led ,by two 'Scots ln kilts with bagpipes while the Italians gave the faselsi salute. Panama's Hole representative car rying a flag was preceded by n boy scnul with the national standard. I As the Stars and Sir! pes came .through the portal a tremendous Jeheer broke oui from the stands. The sun burst through the llilek clouds again as Johnny WefsMmul ller. heaiing the standard, and Bud I'lloiiMer, carrying the flag, preced ed Major Genera) Douglas Ma' Ar thur and the committeemen. Then the American gbls in snappy white flannel ensembles. The men's uni forms blue coats nnd while pants hulked natty. The cheers were prolonged wti h an outburst from the Americnn delegation sounding like a yell from the Yankee stadium bleachers. MoArihur saluted In military fashion as they passed the official Ma nd. The rest of the long line, filling the whole sprint straight away, turned their bVads in ack nowledgement of royalty. THEATERS SIGN FOR NEW SEASON (Continued from Page 1) vnrrn's new pictures while unolher Novarro production will also he made, as yet untitled. Marlon Ha vies will be starred In "numb lJora" in addition to two other pictures, while Lon Cha ney is to make his appearance in four specials, the first being "While the City Sleeps" In wbleh he lias the nde of a police detective. Four Norma Shearer pictures will be produced and Wiitia m Haines, likewise, will appear in a foursome of screen stories one of which has ben announced as "Ex cess Baggage," made under the di rection of James Cruze, Boner .Kenton, who reeently signed n long term starting contract with .Meiro-Goldwyn-Mnyer, will do Last Showing win a v KEN MAYNARD In "THE CANYON OF ADVENTURE SUNDAY WUiJ TON Comedy, "Ilrave Cowards" Pathe News "The Camera Man" and one other kit i 1 1 unannounced picture, Feature ConHilU' " Lew Cody and Alleen Pringle, the co-starring combination, will ap pear In "Baby (yclone'' nnd two more comedies. . Additional pictures Included un der the M-G-M banner which will be shown locally are "The Bellamy Trlfil" with Lean-Ice Joy; "Wind," featuring Lillian OIh; "Our Dnnc lug Daughters," stoning Joan Crawford: Fannie Hurst's "Break ers Ahead;" four Karl Dane and George K. Arthur comedies: "The Bridge of Sun Luis Rey:" "Spies," a VbA special and six Tim MrCoy westerns. f NORMAL SUMMER WEATHER IS ON WAY TO VALLEY (Continued from Page 1) bureau ns follows: Far westiM-n states: Outlook Is for considerable clouds and fog on count and generally fair over In terior but with local thunder storms over high mountain ranges. Temperatures will be normal. Funeral services were held yes terday for Peter Olsen. who "died on July 11 at a camp west of La Grande. The service wus held in the morning from the Hunter & Bohnenkamp mortuary with the Rev. Father Nooy In chnrge. In terment was made In the Catholic cemetery. BungaJowGunp Vacation Horseback hik ing boating swimming fish ing - every type of recreation for you ' in the beautiful Canadian Rockies at any of the eight delightful Bunga low Camps. Mod erate in cust; restful to the extreme. A vacation for all J the famir Canadian Pacific W.KDeacon0fMjrKr WfE H Third tbruanenuiin Pigeslive Make A Man Of Yourself If you suffer from Indiges tion, drop everything and get hack to the highway of good health. Chiropractic is the Science that treats the nerve, syHtem, but without recourse to drugs. Come lo us for a consul la tlon and demonstra tion. We have been of great asHistance to others, and we feel that we can be of great help to you. Phone for an appointment. Dr. J. E. Woodcll 20 Kommer Bldg. Phone 4D7-W He. I0-W Hours A. 31. to 5 P. M. ONLY uNota. nn PsariTto mm. (Utl WAJH6URM CoWlN Obituary f III r 1 m - - IMA (nocoMiAR- m sr si ' w . . mt a v n NORTH POWDER PERSONALS NORTH POWDER, Ore.. (Spe cial) Mrs. J. R. Wilson wus taken to Portland for treatment for her eye. She was accompanied by her daughter Doris. i Mrs. Zora Tallifora and her son left yesterduy morning for Oak land, They arrived last week spend ing their vacation with relatives here. , Clyde Dodson and L. B, Mooro arrived Wednesday from Portland. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. B. Mooro were Baiter visitors Thursday. Allen Wicks had the misfortune of wrecking Clarence Wick's run about. Leo WurnlrK nnd Mr. Summer, of La Gran ile, transacted business In North Powder Thursday, Mrs. Ballard was called to Day ton, Washington by the death of her nephew who was hurt In a car accident. The Coolest Place in Town Plenty of ventilated ( fresh air ; The Tiffin Try Thcj? W. K. GILBERT CO. .Vw Cvpisf 'JV!W .Comedy Also PATHE REVIEW Now Playing LON CHANEY in 'LAUGH, CLOWN, LAUGH' News "Felix Ducks His Dutv" SUNDAY -- MflDCE BELLflmy inn rw itavn - vnuts reGam. " fj yjS I IN I One girl's choice wiarl T " ' -, wdbi's of a clerk J und Kny life of a ir0(( (linger. Also Krazy Cat in "Companionate Mirage" Tid-IJits CuriosilicH Face Value Novelties and Paramount News Direct from N. Y. f CIA A A -.A oiunung xviuiur I Meets His Death . ' - . TMPRItFAL, CI., July SS (AP-& I While attempting to show a troj j f ic policeman "how easy ft Is fO nose dive under 60O feet," CarsJl 1 B. O'OBHun, Los Angoles stunt avi ator, was killed near here Isjtt night when bis plane, crashed. V The traffic police, Sam Wl WK BUY TOR T ESd K SKLL FOK JUESS MEN'S WORK i ' PANTS Heavy Cotloiuule $ Full cut, plain colors. $1.45";: Heavy khaki 'Work Pauls . $1.39 V 't Athletic Union Suits y KiilnnooU.' KUsjiPt luiok 10c Police niul Postman Sox , Black and brown IOC First sOnday Only ' wttaft air iMciucn u WM.TJB PIDQKW ' SAM HARDY :, BO Harry Langdon In -"FIDDLESTICKS" MONDAY TODAY "STREET OF SHANGHAI" Comedy Curiosities NlwYORKbTDliJ Destroyers of High Pricai THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE d,i). tlntnt to Itosa Sea.