4.
Tuesday;- January- 22,' 1029.
LA ORANteEVElN6rbBSERVfeR'
Local Naws In Brief
Mrs. lhtvis IiCHVOS .,
Mrs." It. A. I u via, of 1 41 Grande,
went to Hot Lake this morninjf.
j r. Kmilli Visits
K. V. Smith, of Haker, was a
visitor in la Grand yesterday; H
stuyed ui the La Grunile hotel,
riuiuvM Smith ViMt-r4 4
KiaiKM-a Smith, of Pendleton, was
n visitor here yesterday and wu
reBlstered- at tlio 1-a Grund hotel.
At I'oloy Hoti ' ' ' " "
f G. I1'. Ountels, of Hot Lake. Is i home this week, according to ro
u visitor in la Grande tuday. Ho ports. '
1h at trie l'oley hotel.
Sprains Ankle
Dallas Green. fell yesterday and
injured his ankle, it is reported.
Cove Weather '
Down to 14 Oh
Sunday Morning
Mr. IUiw -Visit
If. '. llees, of Union, Is visiting
hotel.
Mr. t'onkliii Here
Don Conklin, of Imbler, is tt vis
ilur in thin city. Ho Is registered
lit the Foley holul.
To Idaho to Visit
Orvalle Myers, of La Grande,
i,.r Hill m"-"tn'r for Goodrich.
1 Li.. whre :, , : .
V I-
.s tt-ll- III
't Civ-; V
lly. Mm. A. . ronklln
(Observer Correspondent) .
COVK. Ore. (Specliil) 'Cove
Mrs. Klvwinakcr III ' ' found the zenith of 'cold weather
Mm. Charlie Shewmukor Is ill during Saturday night for the sell
thhrweek, It Is reported. - -- '-'Bon'when the mercury reached the
(extremely low point of 14 below
Visiting In Portland Isero at duyllght on Sunday niorn-
fMrs. James dough, of - Iji Int.; and did not nrove above 8
Grande, la visiting In Portlund this ubove nil day Sunday.; going' to. 4
week., - ' belov at dark on Sunday' evening
: ' ' ; ibut during Monday, the weather"
Mrs. Wchu 111 (moderated and reached 10 above
AlVs. Thclma Wobb is 111 at her at daylight on MdudRy morning
24 degrees warmer man it was .4
hours earlier. This extremely cold
weather was paralleled on Jan. ifo,
1 U27. whun the cold lasted for
about throe duy8.' ;; ' '.'
Cove High . school's bnskolbnll
the .North. Powder
,team Saturday .evening at Cove,
land won, 28 to V. Out of six games
the high school has played, it has
I only lost one, and that was to
Union In the early part of the sea
son, but It won from Union .Fri
day evening. . . ; .- ...
Here Front Baker ' The ladies' .ifulld nave a very
Circuit- Judge' McColloch.' of pleasant social at Morris hall on,
Haker, was u visitor in l.a Grande Kriuay evening, uritige wus im-y
today. . . .
Miss Kyan Ix'nvrs
Miss Grace Kyan, of llolse, has
'hero aim is staying m, tue. ruiey roiuiu .. ..... ... . t played
j Cullcu. of I -a Grande.
Iu Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Richard-1
son. of l.u Grande, aro visiting In (
rortland this week.
Underwood 111
X $ " v i
Mi
at
's'.X iiie J i
Here arid There
In Legislature
SALEM, Ore.. Jan. Si! (Al'j An
Incoi'uaod tarlrf on cherries la lo
quested of congress In a Joint me
morial Introduced, by Senator Rey
nolds of Mai-ion county. The me
nibrial declares that wrth an ado-
luiito tariff protection against coin
osi: pri-sent legilatlvo- tiaBoml)lyr. Washington wero taken- Monday Olympla. Rnfl Vancouver odd-Port
.JlSS.jau; attorney; .general, whun ,tn(1 )QU1W 00mmlttee land, ore primarily affwteU, J ,,i
I preine court llbmry. $20,uo: sala- un f1""1'' ,in1 highways drafted u
rles of district nttorneys, 14&,ouo; resolution which will be presented'
.board of conciliation, 5S. I,.. ,i. v,.,,,, nn,i in whu u,
Numerous Items were defenedi,,,,, , expected to coneurr, appolnl
for closer scrutiny. . llnK two memir f lhe hourt, and
, , ,', ' ,, Itwu from the aenaio tu meet with
AgreMiumt pf the ofllclala oMho a. ,,,.. committee - from the
I nli ersity of Oregon and Oregon w; a B h ,,.,, , ,i . legisln
Agrlcultural college to request no Th. c o ni m 1 1 1 e e from
appropriations for new buildings or jlh(; ,. Kt(lt0 icglslulnres will, It
"""'r vai"u "i mwuh;,h hoped, work: out reciprocal
of the leKiKlatMro ' will not prevent
Supply '.
si iinographer .
M lack Allen
111 yesterday.
!t Mirn l-'mili Hak..'
1' iyl t am
.. dt l. c! ii (.linnjd-',
ilay I'-om iijiktv wl
WCvrv A'.th
; I
Hro Vrom Cove
,The lev. and Mis. J V. StuiBes.
of Cove, arc visitors In li Grande.
They are registered at the Suea-
UliSiard Mult
n i .t ncd Mon
mv ney spent
. ii .3.
Sl.-t.-r J:vl.4l In
Mr.'. I G. O.mad'i if Pendle
ton, If rxpfrled t i an ivo in 141
Gmrwle thin niuiimiK tor a visit
with her tflsti r, .Mrs. H. G. Hale.
IIj re rVsini Holse
Kail y. Younjf. of Holse, is a vis
itor in l.a Grunde today. Mr.
Youn.T is a representative of an
adjuslmvnt company.
To llavo 'liili IVwl
The K A. of it. K. oiffanUa
tlon in Ui Gt-antle Is planning for
a dance and chill feed to bo held
Kriday niKht at IirIcs' hull.1
jf.-
.Wea: Inn.
Akl lo'.Mcrt '
The Ladles Aid of the
ed at five tables. Those 'unending
were: Mr. and Mrs. J. - 13. Jilils,
Mr. unU Mrs. It. s. l-onistocK, r.
and Mrs. L. K. Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Conley, Mr. and Mrs.. T.
R. -Conkliii. Mr. and Mrs. S. M.
I.ulrd. Mr. and Mrs. R. I. llarker.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. K. llarker., Mr.
utid- Mm. U I'reslu, Mrs.' C K.
Bertsi'h, .Mrs. A.; U. Conklin,' Al
bert Conklin. the Rev. P. I' Stur-
ohnreh In !.. Granilu will meet BeS and u. u. BlKCKianu. t,unci.
Thursday afternoon at the home; wus served at a lute hour.
of Mrs. George Andrews at 205
Cherry. street.. .. . .
Leader to lie Here
Miss Janet McKellar. of New
York. Pacific coast regional sec
retary for the national Camp l'ire
Olrle organisation, will be In I.n
Grande Feb. 5. G and 7, to meet
with local camp fire girls and of
ficials. ' . 1
i S3 :
I
I
petition with Medlterrninsan und(he introduction -4 bill; asking
other foreign countries where
cheap labor prevails the cherry in
dustry on the Pacific cotist would
become a 1UO,000.00 Industry.
for the construction of Iniliui
ary at tho. university,. nuinbemiof
tho.Vnys;and ;Mi5aha- conimlttee.
hayo been advised'.'..! f' f.'.V
rangements regal-ding license fees
Tor , vehicles eiieriuing' in' both
.latK. - '
',i'ho unfairness of collecting a
fiiU.-lleenso . fee. sluee .license ;iees
sre; based o.th'e theory uf uso of
iibhwnys, fom a Vehicle which pp-
erated only o.n fi, fewtjuiles of pre.
!W l. 'Bills Increasing juror's fees and Tle a,,nat 0i)a? passed .till
fXfttJ-V ?. TrW irmiillng the riirht of anneal from l i,,i,,t uitnnn..h- nut' tivi
vfii'l. 4-, V-Jtf'wlr t " , , , ; . i ..i. ' 3 " ' v , gun Highways, was pointed out by
42L rT mwilclpal court to circuit court - clmllire lhe ,mlr0 r offu. ot A4.XtfvmfmMMiw Howai-d. of-I.nne,
imK A J 'T l,,U l'tvr i ,h ' L''ro rw,0- 01 ,hu '0.rtl" '' "-.lehalnnan of the committee. Wash!
;wt y U-iUjr prohibits such repeal trlct. ; . "', , i .llngum laws, the committee was told
tvtKO'Vr lro Ioim, of "P -. ' . : ! 'l are far more elastlc In this respect
M,XljJ ' Natives Monday a tor noon by salary bills of the mis khai, the Oregon lnu On the ro-
' v --- I HCHsion u ore dronned Into the house Uiiiest of Hal Hums. uect'eUii'v nf
9- s -)
'onne
; t , ' ' ' hopper Tuesday morning when
t W. II. 102 would umend section nt,Pul.ri Kgbert of 'Wasco eounly
SO 7-.1, Oregon laws by providing introduced a bill' to Increase the
that u Juror's fee In u court oflfy of the wusco county assess
record shall bo S a duy: In justlceor fl.om j25o to tsua a year, und
1 court or . upon an inquest, i. "Mn second- bill to tiu-rease - mileage
further provides that u talesman ; compensation of Wasco county
In a court or record. caneu uui
- '" A'K.i ii a.siay"" UntiXiii
Ex-Senntor Oscar W. Underwood
ol Alab'nma.- three times a r"
oArinr for the ' Democratic pres..
dentin! iiominntlon. has been se
riously "1 at unumiui
not, used, shall receive i per day.
In 'cadi Instance the uniendment
Inert-uses tile Tew by fl,
' .-'
A- l a '.iuontlis calendar , year Is
advocated by Representative Wilkes
of Washington county . in house
commissioners froia . $3 to $ per
duy. ..- i .
l.iMscoi'Al.l.ws :. i ll I ;it
slate. Washington Is withholding
rlglil eufoivement or their laws un-.
Ill the committees from both leg
islatures can reach an agreement.
. . The present problems are the re
sult of conditions arising from the
location of the metropolis of the
slulo only n few miles from the In
terstate border. Rosses and trucks
operating between Seattle, Tucoma
IX'lay Final Vote; ',.-,
The' house committee Monday
night- failed to ' take final, action
on either If. ii. Ml, which would
repeal chapter ills. General Laws,
relating to all roads, or II. B. Hi,
Introduced by Representative Pet
ers;, which would change the -pres4
ent means ot giving notices regard-
lug road meetings. .; lt::-
Permanent license plates which
he claimed would save the Mate
between $71100 and $8000 a year in
postage .stamps alone, and approx
imately VIMPO, In. clerks' salaries,
storage, und loading and unloading
costs, vere urged on the commit-'
tee by J. W'. ltaxter, of Salem.
UH!
ll SHOESMOSIERYJI I
IT UJ1VII1 I
Across from. Bohnenkamp'a
: spi:'Iai. UKUivi'ioxs '
" OX ALL NWEATKIW
A.M WtMlli CJLOVKS. '
PORTLAND, Ore., .Jan. S3 (A
Kplscupal chtli-chmeu from
joint memorial No. I. Introduced sceuons oi rue , norinwesi were
In tho huuse, of - roircBenlallvM Jjatherliig, here today for the most
i. . .. Invportuht cbnftronee of tlie Kpls-
aivuuu;,. ... . (
' .; . -! .-.v. '.
' ! copal diocese of Oregon in several
vein-. Thn enlifel-encn will close
Underwood, one of. rresioeni "lijuuinite la wnni Lyith 'c- ' l-'rlday with the consecration ot too
soil's chl"f Seimte' aides durliin' cfeady of 'jiiiv.'i'liulriiiitn' ' of the -Rev. : Tliomna Jonklns, D, D., as
the World War days, voluntarily, house J i6minitl.ee , on ' educalloii.J bishop of Ncvadu. , .
retired from Congress a few years' culls house hilt '161." Introduced byj . ,, - . i '
ago jftcr.3.0 years service, ajjovs. Melskei. ot coiumoia,.., aieiaui
jm$f&CyFXr Only 2 More Days. I
yAlSlfiSllJSfl TODAY !
''5 ' WEDXESDAYl
Li'aves- for Walla Walla ,;
l-'lov-fl Arnold, of Walla Walla.
Wash.. . representative of a road ' music.
machinery concern, left this morn
ing for Walla Walla. He has been
In La Grande since Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs R. S. French, who
havo been visiting Mr. French's
mother. Mrs. A. M. McKennon, ut
Clarksville, Ark., slnco before
Christmus. expect to start their re
turn trip home today.
.Miss Uils Lawxon left on Friday
evening for Hillings, Mont., where
, she will teach In the public schools.
4 Mrs. A. li. Ortun entertained at
inn Informal luncheon Thursday ut
1 ternuoil. -' 1 1 '
- j Mrs. (1. K. Llarker' was hostess
Moose Dance Tonight v (to the Fun und Joy Bridge clnli at
The annual Mooso lodge ball will her home on Saturday afternoon,
he held tonight at Huher hall. Flet-' Bridge was played at three tables.
,l,.r- m-chesiriL from Pendleton ' Lunch was served after the game.
in l.o in I n Grande tn furiilsh The guests were Mrs. W. .1.
The iiiiblic Is Invited to at--marK, Mrs. A. M. un-
is a
Itcturili to Vlllivnt
Mr. and Mi-s. George Ratllffo
anl son Donald, of Vincent, rer
turned to their homo -this morn
ing from Santa Monica, Cal.. where
they have
last month,
Hull
Miss Bess
tend the dance, proceeds of which Kelley. Mrs. Frank Miller. Mrs. J.
will be used for the building fund-'C. .Miller, Mrs. i. j. i:nanwicn, Mrs.
for the proposed Moose temple. iT, H. Conklin. .Mrs. L. Presto, Mrs.
siewari v rencn ami .wrw. . v.
llefly.
The Cove High school will play
and Wallowa bas-
riday and Sat-
cloueur. Below aro two inu
male .siiniiRhols ,
IRRIGATION
HELD GREAT
LOCAL NEED
(Continued from Page 1)
bill, would niako It Imposslblo foi'i LEGISLATURE
TO CONSIDER
TAX PROBLEM
(Continued from Page 1)
a uombinallou of school districts to
divest any ono district of Ita high
school und remove It to soino otnor
district.' . .'. .
McCready says that this bill
would make checkerboard of rue
union high school . districts In tho cumm8sUm lllul V8Mted In the Indh
stute. as one school -district In n Vduul munlclpalltloa. . i- :
croup - could block .any. errort of t.uvklll tllKW) the , position that
lhe. neighboring districts to form a.,lle c,ll8B f)( ,hniHmtei p,,rtloulnrl.v
unlyn-hlK.il schpol dlsUlot. lh0 Hmi,iol. ones, ure not equipped
Irrigation problem." ' , ' ' ,. ' w y '" u""le successfully with a rut
in general. Mr. Green s ii mariis oum nimii m ..." ..j- poniUim of the proportions or tne
were to the effect that there Is too and Means Committee, was directed u.e,,hon, company; that they have
much building, too much business ! Monday night at tho Slulo. Land'mil uu, cuuui not secure capable
competition and too much of the Settlement Commission because It ,., uxe).tH to handle the multl
feellng that all la going well and . has failed during tho last two years piu-ny 0f problems such regulation
Attend, Baker "tU-ct
- !'lt was d fine meeting and the
Baker people surely put on a good the Enterprise
show,", said a state 'truff la officer . kettmll teams on
who was In m Grnnde today. A'urdny, Jan. 25 and 2U. ,
been visiting for tho j numnen oi peuce ouicers were nie ,-urs. j. t;. miner ano .n-i..
lusi nigni unu. Luis muiiiwK vit V, .-unHnwirK win enienuiii iiic . n.
way to their homes from Baker dlen' guild at the home of Airs.
(ices to' Salt IjlKC : wnere mey niieuoru mu ivuw .viiucr on puiuiuuy uliui-iiuuii, jmii
A. C. lliiler. of
lu Suit I.akt; t lly today.
Blinker has been visiting his par- j
enls. Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Mctiel-.
1 , l 1 .. r T-I I ..n...,t !
I.lllll III l.lt kilt. nil.'. tlV w K'
ftJl,p.l, wi-l fleer's meeting yesterday..,. Buck.
today. Mr. Lleuallen, of Pendleton, was among
those visiting -in i.a u-ranoe. xie
left this morning. ,i
eliniriiiiin of the 11. of it. C. of the . I'airyiliaii
I'nlon I'aeiflc. railroad. . -
l.efl l-lir - IMrtlaml . . ..
W. D. Morrison aceoinrjunied by
Mrs. Hnrr-y Gibson, left this after'-':
noun by "car for Portland where,
th.y will arte'nd the funeral 'of
Mrs. Gibson's brother-in-law, W.
I. Long, who .passed- away this
liiurnlig at his home there. Tho
illneral will be Thursday. They ex
pect to return to La Grande thu
firt of next week. :' '
1'iisscs Tlirougli, S
Hal !.. Johnson; linlorprlse
dairyman, passed through I.a
Grande this morning en route home:
I'roin I'ortland where he huB beflll'
visiting his brother, C. H. Johpson,
formerly of ;':, Kntorprlse.'.w .vV,Hl
brother Is now stock room manager
of the Brltoon Brothers store, Mr.
Johnson says. - Hal Johnson had a
medical, examination at tho Veter
an's hospital In Portland.
lib.
Dean Puekelt collided with ull-
other boy at the basketball game
4il Saturday evening and cut a se
vere gash above ono of his eyes.
Prof. I.'. O. Springer took hlni to
La Grande to see a physician, who
took, three stitches In the w;ound.
-,.'"' r-4-1 . '..
: ';.:iLxxrr.; MIST HAMI , ?
to sell oft the state's trial farms, .mhrure. and that n system
sometimes known as model farms. l)(.tti regulation would open the
One of thl'Se Isiocnled near Itose-1.,, tu serious abuses, corruption
buig,' one near Independence und )ul(j political Intrigue. Adinltling
in isnsiern Oregon. 'Unit ii city tho slue of Portland
the problems
could be overcome by' communliy rominum-,- mir.. v.,r, ... lmKni ue .wining io emuune a
nn.niinfiillnn linil eOmillllllilV lOV- I OH t Of f inSineHH. ! I I UH' V COIIIUI m- . ommClldll llOll fur 111 U 11 1C1 ll I rell-
alty.
that the city's future will take
care or Itself. '
Preceding Mr, Green. Mr. Apple-
I... l. II. a uTt'iinl of mil IttllMlll
, V. ..." --'--- I, in, ,. . -K;
on n cny s KiiM.in :. ...r.l.t. n... ., .. ,,,, sj..,,,.,,,. , ... '. ,. MU
bleius of ovcr-bulldlllg und ' " "" ;'""" " niigiii no nine iu worn ncii ..-.,,..-
conditions sirnyer. a veieruu nifiiiui.r ui v.... tlon out errecuveiy, i-ursin says ne
I nlnri hVMTlt II lit hol'll V 111 Se I the llln,. anil l-n I n.fl Y Inir If 11 Wei'C I'O-
''.!' ' fin ins I lei's! (Ira A- lib 'a 'bill giving t,.i,.,.,l i ,.i,.h of 11)11.0111) nopu-
Mr. Appleily pointed to the ,hem the uuthorlty arid see It they iut0n or over,
growth and development of the . ., , . within the next two .. . . Motor Action Tllkell
1,'lllieu niuien ub " Kit-.,. ,,,"..
to
smi.ii. wiWiaTeHihirfMi
eouiinent was' followed .exlstlngrnnd,! )roposed,. inol'ir.
First steps toward haiinonl.lng
Vtli
I'hulrnian Rush- ,,.e license laws In Oregon: with
light of the' iliouse wlnir of the almllnr statutes In tho state nf
conunltfee that a elib-coirilillllen be f - , , , , . ,
1 i,..,.lntfel.t l.i UMi'ei-liiln what. ' lite ' - - ,
In a brief "rebiiual, following ai,,tuv,.,,,t.. Invoslment ih -the
Mr. Green, he declared that he and , (nrni. UMO,iniB to. There was eomu
Mr. Green wero In perfect accord. -p ,(, to this", but It t'lirrled..
"We, all want tlidw- things Mr, v(ln col nliw approved a mo
Greeh says we-n.l. he conclud- by Kenalor Hell 'that the statn
ed. "If ro get what ho iiroposns .,,. ,.., , ,;..a.f ,.MI,1 l.il.ni-
George F. Flannula or Astoria must
serve life In the stute penitentiary
l .l an l, -at.l.-lf nf 1
' . .j ,':,. . ...... t- Hiruyer
Win un I'one. l n.,uripeii timv i,0 .;. ...ollOn 'hv
-oBeratlon. loyally, optimism and A "il " ""I .'
enerBy e cxuriuu iu mi ni
Interests of the coinmiinity.
Obituary
To lluvo Turkey Feeil
Tho Knights of Pythias and tho ',
Pythian Sisters, of Ui Grande, will j
hold a UiKki-y feed Monday nlffht
ni.iiie i. i'. nan. u was uecmeu
lust niwlit at the meeting- of tho
KnlKhlK of Pythias. At tho ineet
iitsr first nink initiatory work was
jm nornicl. lon l Gaily will be
in charge of plans forvthe Mon
day lianiiot, It is nniiomiced. ,,
Mi'i't Wednesday .
.Innif-s K. PaKc t;ainp' No. 14 and
(he l,atliiK auxiliary- will hold a
n-Kulaiv nU'otlnj; Vcdnesday, Jan,
I':!, at the K. of P.hatt. .Supper
will he served ujHti o'clock. All
eoinrades and t'heffc .wtveB are In
vited. The camp and auxiliary will
hold u jjoint installation after the
supper.'. : .
Mvs, AKfmiih Visits
Mrs. K L. Al.spauKh und child
ren. Mario and Itohert. of I.os An
Kelrs. 'ul.t m e in Ka Grande vis
it. ii;? Mrs. Aljiaim'h's father. J. W.
Van Kleet, and her brother. Clint
Van I'h t't. Mrs. Alspaugh is wide
ly known in l.a Grande. UeTore
her man-lase she was Iora Van
Kleet. She has not been in la
Oiande' for six years. Mrs. Al
fpaukh and her children are at the
arajawcu Inn and expect to be in
I-a Grande for several more days.
Dance. Plans Proj?rcs.s '
Plans are being niado for what'
is expected to be one of the biR
gest American Legion dances, fof
thev year. The Nighthawks will
furnish the music. The affair is
to be a "movie dance" and will
be held at Zuber hall h'rlday night.
Lewis M. Lewis, motion pU-tiire
man. will bo at tho dance: to: take
motion pictures of all the dancers.
The- equipment for the tahlmr of
the pictures. Including cameras
and lighting. equipment will arrive
In- Ui Grande' tonight. Mir. Lewis
reports. . Ho will be In this eity
Wednesday -morning to make final
plans for thejdance.
Marooned In ColiI- KnaH f
v Mr. and,rMr.V Orvilte JJoan ttftrr
flfttehding a pinochle party, P;mr
day night Jit, Hie home of .livtnd
Mrs. Cap Tuttle' near Imbler, got
Into their automobile about mid
night to drive to their home in La
Grande but the automobile refused
to go. The weather was about 20
degrees below aero at that time
and the wheels had frozen so they
wouldn't turn and the gear shift
wouldn't shift. Mrs. Doan says.
The frozen car was towed to a
caraco at imbler where It was
thawed. Mr. t oan had un en
gagement at' 2 o'clock Sunday" af
ternoon in Ia Grande, but was
unable, to return ; her' until 8
o'clock, says Mrs. Doan. Thvy spent
the night at the Tuttlo homo, j -v
YOU MAY NEVER BE OFFERED
such enormous reductions, such enor
mous savings, such enormous bargains,
again on Men's and Young Men's'
Quality Clothing, Furnishings and
shoes.
i
niissioil lie.'('onsoydiitei or appro-1
for the murder ot his wife, I-Jlla A spiritualist 111 Kliginnd . says ,
llannula, according to an opinion Woodrow Wilson. Is euiiiinunw-nl-1
of the supreme court, today. Thctng Willi the ea,ii!i.- .'daybe ne nan.
opinion was written' by Justice a few things to say about tho Kel
llalid and affirms the lower court. I logg peace tmct , ,; '
plialton.-pifrpoes.
The
following upproil-Uiloti( items
approved lenlatlvely: t
- Kor executive deparlllleltl -' 1:15,
M: secretary' of state, '.i.H:
trarfspol'tullou of Insane;. ullen iiu'd
non-i-eildem iliihlli'- iHinrgesr ?4'.-
Wll, 1,1AM nr.vri-'.it
William Hunter, of l.ostlno,' died
Hunduy at Hot Lake. - This morning
the body was sent to l.ostlno for
Chicago Inspects Lindbergh's,1 Nenb
. i -
burial. Mr. Hunter's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. W. 11. Hunter, his sister,
Mrs-. Krodell, all of I.ostine: his
minis, Mrs. Kmma Moore and Mrs.
George Kltipatrlck, all of Hali ln,
nn,l Mm. ltiiluli Itloom. a cousin.
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