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Wclnosfla?.'Afl,CT'ftfc 29,. 1028 - TJA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ,. ,7' ragoOTveY,. & US. Local News In Brief ikrr Slim 1" Tmtii .1. ;. Mlli'jr hkit Km 111 Iji :rln'l- 'i'tH'!.'l:iy. Jin wiia I t ilm Kiiijinvfa Inn. reirtsti... UtfiHUM- , -Mr-. Aii.s. !-" (w""' n iii l Gnnde on a combined busi. uni )n-.iun: jriuniiiy. item Attorney ler , I't 1 Cot-haw ol ?aem, Oregon, dinrii At till !i arrived In La Grande He ih slaying at the Sji- U njawi Ur Khrii Iti'turns - (Vorwe i. 1 oi iiraii, I .a Grande 1 .tlllll.,1 Ill.h.V fniln "j'ni tl iti.l w le-J e he haw been speiyj- -nil fay: s mi Imsuii s Keiiuti rrimj Trip r M r. and X i s. iHm Tanin'i e;Ui tiler OIidy returnt-d t it hi from Portland where. and last they j ;ive been nib U eumbin 1 business Mid pi- smre Ho. 1- Leonard "toper, young son of Mr. and I Mnd 1. W. t'ooper. spent kciid visiting al t'ov with j is Killer, -Mrs. l'r ito. Mr. Kieilcprt to' Visit .h;i. J. 1'. llaVellscroft .iatmiller Jafy-. nf l.a (IraU'l inl ; are ; .;,vii.g lotlay4 lor i'oitland 'where will viit Tor the coming jr i i'l'Oill Norlll W'OHlIrl' ind Mr.- r. Madden of Nut til 1'ovvder in l.a itriindc Oh. in lay and l uesday. Whlle In l.a 'Ulraiule they were li oh hotel.' mistered at the hi,. ;nni.ov M.'niii.n'r UU vii Mii.ni.L'.r rif I .. i M-i. I.- "i:. i.rf. ,.r l.'n. ni. u.. eivit..l i. l :i;.iwl.. ,v a:t,' tiding bushier matters. Mr' rf. 1 lives ;t Joseph, ore. : : . 'if.it-4 In i;nft'rpric George Llidh- ofi-atlh former- ly of Knteeyrise. arrivt 1 In La Grande froni( Seattle ' today and ent on the branch train to Ku lerprise where he. will visit. (icW Itatliff Ul George ..Cajtlilf. j list eilon foreman nt the O. Wv ir r. X. railroad at Mlnain, left oil tin- lijtin today for Milwaukee where he will be on a day businiss trip, 1 I'nini .Misstnij.i Mr. ami W. II. Amln-ws .f linti'i-prisi' .siH liI a fi vv iHiiirt toilay La Oram Ir 011 lit ir way lioin irnin (.'aiil'orhia, where they have La Grande New ork store, return I.' en visiting" their parents lot tho'ed from Molse Tuesday morning. I;i.si five wcijk.s. 1 White in lioiso Mr. I Itirward at- S temled ihe rnlon. Pacific Athletic To Vi"dt In SjMikam jmcet and trunsticled business. Mrs. A. left on t ,tVi , t tain I S r- Ti1 .'"h .M'Anday for .oliane, W'Tsll..1 Vnii4.Tl.-nAMit lintl I ih H s 1 will visit with ineiids and re-j hities ror tiu- coming two weeks, 'gene arrived in l.a (irande this Her mot hr, &lVs. I- K. Miller ofimorning to visit with her aunt and Portland. Is accompanying Mrs. 1 May on the trip. Mlv Hunter J-'rotn W allowa Mi.vs Virginia Hunter of Wallowa arrived in La Grande yesterday. She spent, the night in La Grande, 1 turning to her iome this morn ing. While in Ihe city Miss llnn- visited c ollege friends, She is j sophomore at the I ulversiiy ul ) r.iing Port land (iuec ' Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Sawyer of l.a Grande nurned holm Monday : nun I 'oil land and Seaside w here He-y have I- en vacationing for tlie i past two weeks. I hey were ae ' "inpanied on the return trip by Miss Franc'S Miller of Portland vho is visithSg at the home of her .'tint and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Wal- 'r Giles. 'Mrs. Ilpi-lim of Lai rainh- went as far as Portland! will the Sawyers and returned last 11111 I'r 0111 lour .Mrs. V Headb y ftnd dalighUf" ' uore of. 'La Grande, returned . Sunday evening to their home after mountain hikes to Ice and Aneroid hi abseiu-e of nine weeks .spent in lakes ami other points In that vici-"H-toji. Washtiin, Coloi Ado. niiy. "I am In love with the lake", I'laho ami .California. J'rom J.a who wild. Last summer she spent Gr.inile M-f. H. adlev ' and her 'the entire season there. i-ught. r wejit ly. 1'oeatt.Mo. Idaho) nd then lo Denver. ( olorado. They ! -"'visited hi TiTnidad. Dohuado. 'is. Ilea.tley-s old home, going i-jni there to Lo; .Angeles .where -1 e visited hur son.' 'I'hey then nt to Sa ramentto and later to LoiUand. They visited in The Dal- whih: in Oregon 4iiiib ui virlvus W .tshingtoit poiuls V'-M Al l-'iiUs llimu- '" Mr. and .Mrs. McMuriav '". N'thj-a.-ka. on -thtir U i! hinirton to Visit" relat iv of Shel way to ' dat the P.; tl. Krilts home in Lu 'I'tndf Sunday. Shettoit is the MMiu.r residence town of Mr. and M ''' ills and the MeMurrays are "''I fii iVis oftheirs. Mr. and Mrs.' '-Miirr.iv will I. it er to lo Long ,!'ueh I'alij'oi.ii;, lo spend Ihe win- ' r. iThey have a danghier living f prices this year, he shvs. The cast : ! other .guests at the Ktitts'of Ihe Toby Nord shows Include in "ear nds ufok Were Mr. and M rs. people. Helen Wood, musical dt H'M.per, of vliiverside. 1 'hiifornla. ! rector, and Kenneth Price and his ho were oil 1 heir Way home ft'uinjuke are two of the most popular ! 1'iho w her.ifw-y'ltrol be. n looking east iiM inbeisin La Gramb' he says. f.uniiiig int"ies. They niaile They have been with the Inmp for trip l)t,ite li. .ti. ntly and al- three years, The shows have been stop jp La Gramb- to vbdt playing In Ihiker, and Aug.i.-t SU and Mr. Kilt Is. 1 will be in Lnleiprlse. !i MICHAELS-STERN I ; VALUE FIRST Sl'ITS FOR S FALL 1928 In r.uw dark colors and stripe 2 .35, 9-10, Z i . o (I 1! 1 g I'oiiiht IU-.tlilrnU Vlall ? ii " V r. . y'""' ,,'tiii!i afternoon at independence and La, Urando renldent. rcKlstyrcd rotlhiy HtIinatpd the total loss of jthe Nacajuea Inn TucMdny. Uie UyQ nt Jll)OUt 000 lie be- I !lieves his own loss In' bunding and . A J V . ' u? . ' lormor, Mh-jt Allen In Town ivurv Alien at imtitei u.i ia'x...i. .u...tri.. . i Grande yesterday. Kh wan regi,- j ,iereu at the Fo ey hotel. J 'Ults In l a (.Vnmlr Mrs, I. a. Kapton of Klln who vllt. d today with Mm. II. J. Hitter of .u Gmndo has returned to her home. From loua . t'hailotte Allen, of ('orulncr. !., I'ft I. a Orando today. Who has b.en atayiiiK at the l.a (irande liu-t.-t. At I -a (iranilr Hotel .Mr. und Mrs. V. Tobln of tlym-1 Ida, WashinKtun, who have been',,,,,,,,1 fr, ......i, r..,. ,r "rnn.ie notei ior mMeiui uaicii mis morniHB. V . Allen of Pendleton lias b''" ti l.a tirHiidc visitor for nil days. He registered at the !-a (irande hotel. Kfl In linker Mrs. K. Hollister and son. Jack, went to Maker today to visit for two days at the home of Mrs. Sher- nuiu Vorhles. ..iltvs Itniify. to rmy- Miss Bertha Kant?!. I. a Grand violinist, went to 1 taker today to. piav nt an entertainment beinir civ- en by Mrs. Krank Hunt of that cttv. Miss Ihnitz is to play 1 Meditation.' froniThai,s. . I!, ...-,. i. -,. n,,..,.. .,u... n l ....a M .. mi.... . Mr an Mrs Olen Martnir have- ,.. ......i , i i.. ..r... 'i... i t .4 if ., k ! tionul park in Washington Mrs .Muring was Muriel Gore- before !,,.,. nmrrii-'e on u- 17 to Mr Maring. 1 runner I n (Brando I 'oiks llcrc- Mr. and Mrs. A. Gardlnler of . I'ortlund arrived In Ih Grande y terday. They are former residents rc, ....""''""iILBOAT DUMPS j Chnrlon W. Wintwortll of Wi'nt vortli anil Irwin, Nash dfNtriliutor f.ir, i'ortliiiiil 11ml I.. M. 'Wiiki.flolO. (l.-rrllory man jiprnt today in iUhindv . ... , .- , . ; ! 1.a f ifriirKi llarward Iteiuni: Goorge lliirward. immagor of the- .Miss Lvejyn an Nurden of hit- uncle Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hunt at t thelr home here. Miss Van Nur der was graduated last June from Mugene high school In Kugene. Mr. Ilhiganutii Keluriis t'hnrlcs A. Itlngaman . of La Grande, arrived In town this morn ing from Portland. This nfternoon he went lo Enterprise vher he ;win stay iiiuu topiorrow. .Mr. iung- taman Is president of the Itlack Aiaroie ami lame company iuvkluu , .at Knterprise. . i.'itv tVnit liimil I The case of it. I,. Kdens who was arrested last week on a , ' , , ' iai.se preieuseH. n..a nee,, cm, in . lint tl September 4 - Ihe matter is .Miner toe j.,s..e u.oo u. jui.e ui the peace. Jingo many. Knjoys Mountain Hikes Mr.i. J. S. Hurlbiirt and Mrs. Ilclenc Hill uf Walta Walla. Wash- jington. have retuni' d to La Grande .vfroin Wallowa lake where they sfujnt, fiVu wefs eamphig. Mrs. tlitrlOUrt suyssne enjoys me ... : Slr rif f Miortens Vncallun p Jesse Ilreshears sherilf or L nion leounty found It necessary lo short-;:t -en his beach vacation when he first rend the news of the court house fire l" Die Portland papers last ;Thursday the day after It had oc- curn.-d. lie had intended slaying m Seaside until September 1 but came ito La Grande Immediately. 'lie was: accompanied on the trip by Mrs- ! Itresheurs. and children, Hessle. ! 1 .lames. Put h, Annie and Diehard. I Molilalia llusliiir-s (khhI "Jiusiness in Montana is goor', says I'rank Ward, advance mana ger of the Toby Nord shows which iUe to be playing in Im (irand' be ginning September li. rattle in that state are bringing very good (ggTHIEgy Salem Company Has $60,000 Fire Loss SALKM. Ore., Auk. ! (Al') Louts Iachinund, of Sal tin, owm-t (f the Dinger Fruit company which suf fcrcd a disastrous fire hero thi- afternoon at Independence iiml loon.ents is about S40.0UO. The sociation suffered a loss estimated at from $20,000 to ?Lr.000 in stored loKunherrlen. The Iomm whh par tially covered hy lnurance. liow the fire marled 1b not known. ADVICE TO HOOVER l ULKo LMU Urrllli (Continued from l'ae 1) I states like Mawachuseitji . and j Ithode Island where the democrats ;are concentrating their efforts. There in nn Inei easin - lie. fl.cllvo 0ranization work there. In 1hal ti0lion too, Bomi! (ivlsors leaders claim Hoover sentiment has sev-!be'n manifested These ar some of the major 'problems Hoover must dlspofc of while he is working out plans for I his personal participation in the A. H. Klnne of Orofino was cho- j two o'clock. Knlrles may still lie Jeampaign, which. It is becoming gen Lieutenant Governor and !on- made In the I,wn and rockery con .rmore ami more evident, is likely aid OtMahan of Wallace, who had test and can be received tomorrow to be upon a, much piore extensive scale than he contemplated even as lato as ten days ago. Another subject to which nom- inee will hddress himself this week is that of V"i'iy finances. Ho has Called in J. It. Null of I'leveland. national treasurer, und others in barge of money matters. The re- ipublican party has pledged Itself ito make UrtMiuejit reports during Hho campaign as to Income and out go unci me nisi oi tneso is ,tx- OIU k'U it mi wiu ill Ml Ul IIIUMU IS X'X- PccieU Wltlilll asuuil lime. Tho reliublican nominee will t,un' 0,1 M 'oilrenc.s here in th' fl,tu,'tt if Bcneral heiiduuai-ters 'wllic1' rt' being wt up In a build- iing near his street Home. There his jwork will be facilitated as he can. Jicep'his office forco around him and also receive larger delegations ithan lie could'at his home. FOUR, STUDENT DROWNED IN LAKE i(Gontlnned rom; Tiko ij h(Hjch, whb-h was hi -lem view though three miles distant, who led indirectly to the rescue of the others: A coast guard boat, swindl ing for Iheui, saw her and pulled her aboard. The resMie of Tarrant ami Miss Goalee followed. The two. young Women were In a; hospital today, suffering from phs4i!thui bnt .not crllleailv 111, fl'a riiiTwas'ltfe to'go lio'nie 'n few minutes after tho ctmsi gifard boat (kicked. , . 1 All are bns- a nd da tight ers of )iromluent families. ww w j r Held LCtptlVe EH Home by Salesman . I PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 2i ( A P) , Held captive In her own homo for more than an hour by a man uV,o rein-esented himself as a sal m.,n (lf f.u.(, ,unvder. Mis. Agn. - Pevnolds reiiorted to police last night thai she had been - brutally treat. d by the man. The report, was made bv ihe woman's husband who ftiinen. ojuiie a i' niiiiiiies unei J ... arrived, luuue a few minutes after a uiipc, Mrs. Iteyholds Was found r j( (f ,,vs.rill Tiu. inan KJltlHM, ,.n,rnm. to th, 1injM( y pHmjn;? M U.yno(i .... ..or... nt f...... ...,!.... 1.,. ..r...-...l . , , , , at extremely low prices. Once In the house he grappb-d with woman, threatening to choke If she screamed. the her Troller Nearly Destroyed By Fire 1 I NKWPOUT. Ore.. Aug. 2 The salmon trolter "Dear 0 (API own- jed by Henry Tayrti'and Jdin Jan- tgus of Astoria, narrowly escaped destruction at a. in. today when gasoline cook stove la 'the cabin 1 ,.xpoded, setting the vessel on fire. Jm u, tl)(. Mni,, nsi,ing gear -s esTimated at one thousand j (.irH wilh no Insurance. All per- un-., effects of the men weie lost. j Jangas and Tayra were aboard at the time id the explosion. Jay ra suffereil a broken nose and heek bone and hl; face was cut by flying glass. Jaugas escaped with sliuht injuries ti the head. They were able to swim to a wharf. The boat was moored near the rold storage dorks. Two other Hollers alongside escaped by cut ting the mooring lines. The fiie was later extinguished by ihe city fire department. Policeman Gets Credit For Arrest PlI;TLND. Ore.. Aug. ?t. fAP) Archie Leonard. Portland police, man. was given eredlt today by bfs associates for the arrest at Poca tcllo, Ida., yesterday oT Taylor "White, negro youth, sought on a charge of murdering M. ' '. Ilainsey. negro forenmn of ihe Tom .fohu-mn ranch near St. Heh ns. July 2i. Leonard had been employed by Johnson to assist in finding Taylor and Carl Shcllon, both of whom were suspeeted of the killing. The Portland office traced the pair to Idaho and finally thought h Imd loeattd White at Poea 1. Ilo. Saturday he kcd (o lake parlor his vacation time and visit the Idaho city. The arrest follow ed and White eonfeSf! d. ptoted a having NEIGHBORING STATES MAKE PARTY CHOICES (Continued from 1'ano 1) reeeiwu d.'d vom'h; iiuuuaii nuu re- ectvcd Hit- on thy prohibition ticket una l.eiui .moituw i.ewm oi mm '"" ' '"'H-iseo. wim not opposed for tho Ml'"M wenatoral nomination. Thl! vote throuKhout the state waH hKnl' duu to huk of 4nl,7'y,it vii uiu imii m viivtvio. ...v ri'trution Wl,s muro Umn (Kin, but less than 50 pel- cent of the voiem (Tihi their ballots. IleKlMiation In San KrahclHeo totalled S 20,000 but less than 80 per cent Voted. I Ida., Auk. 2H. (Ar) - K KI.I.OtK; -"m irr.ni, (i l n:irlV i.f I. hilm Id.: "y presented to the slato a slato declared to be "Smooth and StroniT." and a set of principles in lull harmony w ith those express-j ed at the national convention of the I'1' ,J Kioi-y candidate was technically chosen by acclamation through the to!lUHl 101 uu noininauon ior hi- lonwy Kenerai promiscti ai ursi to be a hot floor battle. At the con-, ention here yesterday, AV. 1. (il lis of Kller won the jdace after it had bei ileinaniled for K, . i i . .if' by the joined torces of north Idaho. The south swamped this movement with a wave of votes. Kiiino Is Lieutenant at first been expected lo contest , for this nomination, was not men-1 tloned by his north Idaho friends, ! though he was made permanent ! chairman of the convention. ! Mrs, .Mvrile lais of Hlaekloot slood unommscd lor the noniiua-i tlon for suuerintendent of public Instruction, although It. had been thoiinlit that the incumbent. Mrs.Jlng: Mrs. Frank Harris and Mrs. I,, Mavbelle Mct'onneii Allen, inns- u - icd ronShlera hie strength. Mrs. Allen was not mentioned. rt Neil was noi neiii uineti. i The ot iif it aces were fl lli-ii ns were filled ns had been eMieeted bv the follow- lug: H. f. Italdrhige. 1'nrma. gov - . - ernor: John Thomas, Gooding , senator; . William K. Lee. Moscow.' justice of the supreme court; Hur- ion L. French. Moscow, congress- man first district; Addison T. 5 Smith. Twin Kails, congressman wrimd illsirlcl; Krrd K. I.tiki'iis, (Irnni;i'villi, Hi'iTi'tary ol' slat.': K :.' I'.all. l. Pin-ati-llo, slat., auilllof: witlioul dlntiu-hlnir liny utlU'r. llvrun I'cfi nliai h. l.i.ivion. mule- Ui-oup il, hIiibIi" jipiilnli'ii. any var (n.asliriT; Sli'wurt l-amiilii ll, Jlal- i !""' llHHnKlon, i-lilli rose; i'-y, ntati- mlnlnif inspi'i-tor. ' Hindu slnTlnu-n, ln-nt tlirco ro.ii'K. I GUANGKVILLK, Ida., Aug. , (API The. dust kicked up al the democratic stale convention s't tl'd early today end left a list of names for the votes of Idaho to ponder upon until the general elec tion this fall'. , . ' lneluih'd In the list was th parly's cHiididate for Pulled StatesH""' (single), comet, ostrich feather, senator, coimressmen. L'tiveruor and other slate offices. Hacked by platform adopted, at a prolonged session last nlg.ht ciftOng fore.ujit.-1 'iiiem if legislation lu'ovldlng l1r a state-wide direct primary, non-partisan judiciary, ei tilt able dlst rbll tion uf laxes und farm relief anil endorsed the national platfuvni nnd comnnnded Governor Smith's statement for enforcement of all laws Including the eighteenth ,r,, WZ,?1 The ticket as finally settled upon fo,1,- , 1 ,;h"'1 "t,,H natoi Chase 1 . M"rKy- "liKMDriiiiill r IIMl (((Strict, i(. W. Tyb r, i; m met 1. ('ongri'SKinan Second Pnlph J. Harding. Malad. district. Governor t '. Ih n I loss mayor of Pocatcllo. b-ulenant governor (1 11. Mix. Moscow. Secretary of State Guy Graham, Payette. 1 State Treasurer liexburg. -Arthur Porter, 1 " 1 JII,iU tines G Guinn. St. Anthonv. . . . . . , , , , ..... " ' Attorney gem ral A. G. Sathre. Hurley. Superintendent of public instruc tion Mrs. Jessie Haw kins Tuck. Sand Point. A ";!;,,,,;;n 'v",'tur"'fs Prcsidenilal lectors- Hamsay r. O. Stoekslager. " a liter. allac Shoshone; James Ha why, Hoisv and George K. Hill. IMgby. Dlller Allack Launched An outstanding feature of tin; convention came late in t he eve. nlng when W. Orr chapman. Twin Palls county chairman, launched a hitler attack acalnst Senator Wil liam I-;. Donih In which he declar ed "the time has arrived when Ida ho democrats must prepare to des I roy t he lira ml house which has la-en built around Senator Horah and let the people know him as ho Is." "At the Kansas City convention," the speaker fiiid. "Iloiuh loudly de manded a st roug enforcement plank. He got II. but nt the same time w p hd re w from the race for the presidential nomination in fav or of Mellon and Vare, the wettest men in I lie cntinl ry." j I'.OIHI-;. Ida.. Aug. 2U. fAP) C. 1 .1. Lmi d I was nominated Pulled Sli-le s nator al the state social- com 1 nl Ion here Tuesday. C-Ison was nominated for ! congress from the f ir cnrigresH ional t lis! rlct and (h-uf .;t )-'. )ab m r from the s'-cond district. 'I bom. ns Ji fierron Cooiirod was nomina- j le ftd governor. 1 1 rki.ii to si i t i i;d loim i: STAM-'OHD CMVKItSITV. Cal.J Aug. ( P) ciiMII- . Tucker. I graduate or the t'.i vUi--:, las been ' appointed lo Sin eeei ;. H. I.O'b 1 , as manager of operations for Ihe! Stanford board of athb-lie control. Loder will take over management J or Ihe municipal ,daudluiu al Sac- I mi lie n in. Tucker Imim been eon- j Uert'd with the Coos Hay Valerj Co.. of .Uaishtlebl, ore., and more; -ri idly was an engineer for the, slate la.ard of health of Oregon. His w 01 k at Stanford w ilt be con- i ceind with han.Ming tin f fir. und INTERVIEWS ON ' jthIrJ' bodies of tho flv passenger anl yimm IIAITCIi,l lilioJl: ruffed variety, single two pilots probably are in flin eu VVlUXVi iHJUolj specimen, first, second and third, 'bin uf thy plane, George, said. (Continued from Pace 1) i""l,1,,M' ui wuj' ui u tor economic reasons in uka cir- cutnstunceii, have to make repairs at hi tlu without new imiUuIiikh. i , V 7. . 4 When we do build why move from the present location? KverythliiK can-t ilo n about six blocks front- i"f Adama avenuo Hiiyway. I ,eiiirnn r nieiu wmn nui'ii Ui Grande would have been Kind lo have built a court limine and pre-' neuted it to the county if It couhl j,UVe done ho leKally. There would t nothiiiK In the way at tho pros- em nine. , am for the best interests of ti10 tnx payern." j Mertoit- KUtuie of lsiami city ..... i.-i.i.il niu0 tho followliiK statement this afternoon: "It seems to me that Kohl, sinKle. specimen!, collection, now Is tho opportune lime to build first, second and third prizes, another courthouse. It would bo Snapdragons, collection, first, ndvisable to use the present loea- second and third, tlon for u schoolliouse and tho Ietphlniuni, collection, first bcc new court house could then b ond and third, built closer to the business section) I. Hies. (,f (ow, wi,ere it would bo more' ,.onV(,n(.nt ANNUAL SHOW OF ISLOSSOMS . TO BE FRIDAY (Continued from Tape 1) morning. ' There are a number of classes ami prize winners from fouc different sections of the city. w 111 be picked, The committees for the show- and the divisions for entry follow: Mrs. A. T. Hill. Mrs. 1.. Dunn, entries; Mrs. Kaymond Williams advisor and guide to those enter- S. Weeks.- committee on judges; cam! yeoinmmoe. -ir.s. i.ooeu uennaver. .mi. j- i. ru-. -m.ii n-n mn ei . .mib. j. . Audmer 1'iayie. -Mis. tarren km- .AUOllier I'layie. .ns. nant'ii vmi- belt; floor eummittec, Mrs. J. J. ,ir, Mrs. Leo ltou-. Mrs. It. K Murphy. Koses. group 1. best 12 blooms, nil ttnrereni. bo enumeu inai cacn bloom or cluster may be examined without illsturblng any other, Group 2, best six blooms, all r.-i-onl. ko fxhihiti'd that rai-ll I liliinm or clustrr may ho cxamlnuil ami hi'st iwo rosi-H. Dahlia: first, second and thin prize in single specimens of cactus, hybrid, show, decorative, peony flowered, pom pom, collarette. Has Uet collection, first, second and third prize. ' Aftter: single specimen, first, sec ond and third prizes In Ghlneso as- queen 01 marKOi, usieriu sun shine; collection, first. Hccond and Obituary j Alt lilt It GILLS Arthur Giles. L'fi. of La Grande, died this morning nt six o'clock nt t he Grande Hondo hospital fol lowing an illness of five days. Mr, Giles was born December, UHlI, In' Tennessee where he lived until six months ago when he eiiine to La Grande. He is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Nora Kirkland of La Grande; M rs. Flora Mercer, of Kugenr; Mrs. Grace Hamilton, of Chicago; two brothers J. V. Giles and OUie Giles, both of Lu Grande. Announueincnt of funeral ar rangements will be made later. Tim body h? nt the Snodgrass & Zim merman chapel. Max Factor's Society Make-Up Cosmetics of the stars Lig Lemon Cleansing ('ream. Powder Foundation Cream. Lent on Cleansiny Cream. Skin it TIsMie ('ream. Lig Cleansing Cream. Cleansing Cream. Lig Whltener. , j -. Face Powder. Face Ilieaeh A st rlngeiil. Hrlllox Glass Drugs Inc. La Grande, Ore. ThotC&L Store Le Prow Peia ll Drillox, .lelle 1 0 c Shadow thillox, Lig. Lio Ponwnle Lip Sthk ,MadUe Houge 50c plain variety, single specimen, first second and 4 hit il. HtiHket collections, flint, Second z,innia: single specimen, first sec- oll,i Inu( t ttti-l. Collection first, second and third. n eei pea; conei uon or. first, eeond and t collection, first, second Hulnlffh.NHiH: eollecllo Hweet liea; collection of one col- third; mixed 1 itiid thlnl. lion. IIihI Hee. . on dand third. NealuU, Collection, flll. SeCUIlll " and third i-nnsv. eollertinu find, tumiwl ,imi third. Conius. collection, fh-Ht. eeonl. nnd third, collection, duublu cos - mus aisu. . ( MariKuldK: African luarlKOld, islnule sneclmen. coilecthm: eahn- dula (Scotch marlKotd), HhiKle rn- cinu-n, col lection; i'rench marl- Mixed bouquet in ba.sket. first second audi thlrjl; mixed bouuuet urraiiged In bowls, first second and third. (.irandmother's Did 1'ashloned uiMin-t, iiim, nun l.iiiu. I 'n usual flow ers: single speci mens, or collect Ion, first, second and third. , , Individual collection, mueial. first and second and possibly third. BODY OF WOMAN OX PASSENGER PLANE (Continued from TnKe 1) urge said as h ecnish material. eVinnlnc'fr the Mils of a com-! position material w 1th a sllv gray have - itiusiif were said ny to-org been part the wait covering or the inside I A wick 01 i ne pianes cii'iin. r chair washed up by trly loilay on the notib-'iiiM 'in nnurr ei r wn i mui i -i..n Krt Poinl or I "olnt I tccHrtt. w as heileved hy t ..oi k In d.-iinltely establish Discovery bay ,' the waiery grave ul ihe plane. J. Lrmst Kve. presi.bnt of the ar- '"'"I'mij, who wa.i is the searchers for Ihe plane, also was convinced, mat 110 chair was dif-.nom ine ucain ssip. im-iikkIhk anil hIiuiv pal nilllivir "in riilluns w ito Inlnislrli hl wil li inu nniiinff ur timwri'i-liam'. rii AIM: SCIKN I'lrK'ALLV COKIELt r They are based upon l he proper adjustment or Die spinal verlebrne so that alD unnatural or abnormal pressure upon Ihe nerves Is relieved and the nerves are restored lo nor mal activity. Our correct practice of ehtroprncllc will give you many physical benefits. Why I'liM'rastliiitlo Cull today ror consultation, ami let us tell you what we can ilo for you. ' 1 lilt. .1. i:. WOODKLL 1 20 Summer Ithlg. Phone 407 -W. lies. HMI-W Hniic 0 il. ill. o A P. Chliow acllr Gets HeMills) M i im:i: Children Adults ... Chiropractic Principles A KING YIDOR Production 11 K new director J ai'aue. ftot a war pie ture; a drama of peace every bit as absorbing. i! .t v - Scuifh I'Vm Mrtkln-t ritven t'l'HTlSri I'1KLI, N. V.. Auk. "'J. (Al')- 1-IlKht eoiuiuorclal idrtiiesi IV. .HI lliiu n.-l.l ..,.,1 11. ...... ..I Hhlim from Mitchtl tleld look the' air early today to search the. couu- try between here' and iihaca, N. V.. 1 'fur M. M, .Merrill ami K, M. iionhe. JmlMKhiK wince Alonday niKbt on an allemtttod fhirlil f nun .1 tm in In The planes wer the advamn ' KUaiU Oi Wl'.at l i-xt)( iled In bo tile ifreatest enmen I tM t tt, ev-.n made of aimh.m. mi Mi.,h ,(.' ,nlon. Jtetween thirty and " forty' lnhiiH will have hit the Held by' nodn, If nlans carry thi-mich. 1 i.eu ny (- asey ' .loius. veteran. eoimuorcial filer and president of j tho Curt Iks flying service, the ' planes took tin; air nt minute inlet -1 vals from 7 : 1 5. The t i est ones In f the air circling the field until all' were uff tho ground, j They will continue in Unit for mation until they jvaeh Ithaca or lltfd the mhising tilers. j Kueh plane carried two obiser-i vers, one lo watch the terrain, mi ' each side. Tluy will e.wr the route suppled to have been taken ly .MerriJI and Itenne. 'Ky YORK (IRIj WINS S 1 0 , 0 0 0 IN WRIGLEY SWI3I' (Contained from rage 1) griiul for pties tntallini- $i:.nan. ClrCi'se. in huge niianllHes, play ed the leading part In 'preparations this morning by women Hwlm uierr( for the race. Grease seemed to be 'everywhere aWui'T the U'ltet fiont tif Jhe t'anadian National e- ' lilbillon mm the feminine- stars v-ie smeared with their soecial pi'4p- ' aratioiiH. each narun. ed lo keep the chill from their systems during ' """' -- 0-i..in' onim. n ti.- on grass, on the dieting tents, lu-.ir s alting tine, on tiuim-is and ! 1 on officials, lis colors ranged fionl , a s-dled w hite to black but atl of i s r:. L.. mi 1ST i' it' 'ML TodayThursday Double "The Call of The Heart" The Devil Doi? m m k Also- "What Price Beauty" with NIT A NALDI Women! Can you buy IJeauty? IP m l Mil TODAY ' Fanclion & Marco's Theatrically Speaking" Idea willki.(;&c6. ' 10c ,r)0c ('hihlrtn Adults ... Thursday-Friday-Saturday . picture bv the of "The I Sit? .V.-'.' Also Meluj) Nfws f r- r - - t ViA " 1 It whh flirUy,. . iiirleM .f tlte'sulm required lli wcarlllK of huthhiK huUh at 1 1 1 o aiuii ui j ii, in. nut in.iny tii uta women Hatd liVy would Hhed their milts before. I he.v hwmiii inanv varda. : . - The Coolest Phtec in Town Plenty of Tcntilated frcwh air The Tiffin , WJK 15 1: Y 1 Oil T KSS TTK SKU, lOlt'JiKSS Wuiiich's Stylish Low Cuts of (Ik- Si-aon l'lllllpS -Jill Mlllll 111 -' umrii'l . nl Ki.if'y riitiHril inictd. ittn.M ui..iii ?i.'.i:.. (.'Irnt 11111M Suit- I'i-Iiv 'lulrii , $3.50 ; - . UCSIW3 HIS III IllL;cl I 1 mm fo'l'ft'ii.'y! i RTIMj Feature 2".z TiOc '1. A"7 if :- "A A ISM 1 '; '. - 1 . ip J 's 1 : m - , ' em ipf i; -v' WM ' . fp''-'i i."j. i ""' ' m ' iWfeli 1" " . .zJmssscm 1 , S arch is now Lviiig iiirtde for i-ll d' lails coiite (.ted wilh at luetic I O.V" 1
