La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 25, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, February 25, 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Five Local News In Brief Wwkrud Hero Miss Hlack, of Kiimtm-rvillt' was A guest of Helen Jtniben. this week Her From IjiUTprLso- ltr. wi-NJrs. Jteubert Stone, of Enterprise, are In l-u Grand. They Ui-o at thaKat'&juwra Inn. Mr. Irwin Cong's . : J. K Irwin, of IVndleton, Is vis Hliuc in Lu -Grande, iiu Is ut the tiucujuwea Inn. Mr. Ktarklnntl Conus Karl J. Stucklnud, visitor in this city. Foley hotel. of Cove. Is a He is ut the y'o Ok in ' t O. I. Ku tins, who luis been spending a iW duys hero, returned . to hU Elgin home this morning. Mr. WllsOii Here . Juim'S Wilson, of Knterprlse, ar La Grande yesterday. He lfwn.H.,,.otey jloU.1 : Tim.. . 1 tJleUn U.n. Kltlill- W ar, ttup' -.ir' , i, if Hieth. Is a vls Jday. He arrived . registered at the Vlxit Fniit Nortu I'owtler Mrs, Hermann White, Mrs. Mon day and Mrs. Vorwjtroin, of North J'owdeiv woro. visitors Ui this city Saturday. i r. . ft:: .11 n. MurrlMiii Arrlvce Mrs. K. Morrison, of Ferry, came to La Grande today. ltr turns to VimiiU KU. Mclntyre, of Vincent, re turned to his homo today from Lu Grande. ' ;- ' Goes to eight W. 8. Itrown, of Perry, passed through I,a Grande today on the way to Klgin. ... I Ce turn From I'ortluiitl Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Walker and children, Sam, l'aul, Helen and Dorothy, or this city, returned to day from a visit to Portland. Mrs. Dulil to Visit Mrs. Arthur Jahl, of this city, went - to Wallowa today to visit her friends. Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. M. Anderson. Hawaii Modem Kays VUllur , 'i'm an Oregonian,' asserts Roy L. Maulu, of Portland, internul revenue officer, ..who was In 1-a Grande ' for a short time today, "and the Hawaiian Islands are boautlful, but they are too much tlio same. I like a little, rain and tmow .onco. in a while,' ho added, pointing his hand outside to the miniature blhtxard which blew lit this city this morning. Mr. Maul was a member of tho party who made the Good Will trip to Hawaii last: full on tho ship Molalo,. "In Hawaii things are. somewhat dif ferent than wu are lead to suppose through books and picture shows," Mr. Maule says, mentioning iu par ticular the eitss skirts generally thought to be part of tho divas. Tho natives -wear white outfits much ns Americans or any others do, he says. O.-W. Quintet Is Loser In Game - With Seattle Dojjt Licenses on Sale- Tho 1929 city dog license tags have been received at the city of fices and may bo obtained, it was announced today. The fee for mule dogs Is fl and for females $5. WooUcrart to Meet , The Neighbors of tho Woodcraft will meet at the K. of V. hall to morrow evening at 7:30 for a short business meeting, aftefwhich there will be a dance to which the pub lic is cordially invited. . - HcmlMs Arrie ' i ; , Dr. Kern, of Pendleton; ; Jr.i R V. Prime, of Hermiston; Dr. Hir- flVnr Vt-ts lo Mwt : t Kiiiinish.Aiiici-ii'jin war v'tiratis and tho lAtrias ' .nummary ; will tnet uecu, wi " . wj?.. K. of P. Atnena, arriveu in im. unmue yw terday to attend the dentists con t vention in session here. . . , Mj. Wednesday .hifcht In the K. of hall, It was announced today. WuYo 111 1 - i 1 ' Harry- Wilcox is wcoverlnff from a tonsil operation at his home at tho Lyman apartments. ' Mr. Wil cox had tho operation Saturday. Visit Mrs. Campy Mrs. H. W. lie Dell, of Pondosa, has been visiting In this city with Mrs. Bessie Carney. She returned to hcrliome this morning. '" To Iiruve I Gramlc . Mrs. H- W. Swart and daugh ters, Ruth and Gertrude, left today for Lostine, where they will llvo on a farm. Mrs. Swart lias made her homo in' La Grande for tho last li5 years. Alt etuis DcimuistraiiuiLv It. L. Korsythe, of Knterprise, passed through La Grande this morning on the way to his homo from Corvnllls where lie has been attending a convention which had as its theme "Klectricity Applied to Agriculture.' Representatives from Oregon. Washington and Idaho, about 70 In all, were pres ent at tho convention. Experi mental work was shown in electri cal equipment used for Incubation, poultry, dairying and other farm work. The purpose of the demon- The La Grande O.-W. basketball team was eliminated In the U. P. tournament in Portland yesterday, but lost to Seattle, who won tho championship for the ttocond straight year. The final score was 46 t,o 27 hut the game was more Interesting than the count Indicates, it Is said. .The first quarter ended 0 to 4 for Seattle and tho Washington quintet then drew away from the 1.41 Glanders. In the third quarter tho local boys staged a rally had nearly overtook the champions.. In tho final game the Seattle team defeated Portland worse than j La Grande. Tho I-a Grande players were: Nowlin aiul Redmonds, forwards; ImrnlHim and MHloiing. centers; M. Baxter and J. Uosenhaum. guards. Others who made the trtii, were: Milo Blokland, Elmer Horst mun, John Edgar and Lawrence Gray. ... The La Grande group were treat ed royally, they report, and priilsed Portland's hospitality highly. Cour tesy cam were provided and tho ANNEXATION BILL PASSES v LOWER HOUSE! ' (Continue from Page 1) the former Virginia Dunforlh, mus ical comedy actress, on tho sleep ing porch of their home with a bul let wound In his head and tho pis tol on the flour beside htm; The ono cartridge In the weapon bad been discharged. li Pistol exuortrt' of tho police de partment saltl it would have been hnpostfible fur him to have opened the gun after shooting himself, add ing that It was highly Improbable that the gun. was .opened ip. fall ing. Although Coroner iMvid H. Atwntor pronounced .it ,a ttulclrie,, the police turned the case oyer 'to tho district attorney's' office. Mrs. Delnlngor tu,ilvvlit.o that ntriitlonM wan to show thr nrmrrftfu of electrical equipment as farm visitors were weicomea generous . aides, and to show how compared The games took place at the Mult to tho efficiency and saving by noma h athletic club, the use of such equipment the cost ) Lu Grande bowlers also took part of Installing, power lines to farms in the tournament yesterday but Is small. On the way to his home tne 8Coroa wore not available ut Mr. Forsythe vlsltud his mother, The Observer went to press. Mrs. Amy : Z. . Korsythe, in Rose- I L burg. The weather there ls;beau tiful and springlike, Mr. Forsytho LA GRANDE HIGH .WINS RIGHT TO " PLAY AT UNION (Continued from Pate 1) TWO POWERS DENY SECRET AGREEMENT (Continued from Pug 1) sponsors claim It will have Uttle opposition in the house. PaUersuii'K stand t'liknowii. Governor lattcrson bus not Indi cated what his action on tho bill will be, although he called (by re quest) and sat In on a conference between its authors and friends and tho presidents of the college, tho university and tho Monmouth normal held for tho purpose of) making the measure acceptable to all.' He has since Informed im'in brs of the house committee on education that "whatever amend ments the commltteo cares to make to the bill ate all right with mo." In placo xf the three boards of regents tho bill sets up a statu board of higher educutlon compos ed of ntno directors appointed by the governor with the approval uf the senate. The bill comes to tho house from the committee on education amend ed In several respects but recom monded neither for passage nor de feat. Jones Hill llentcti. The Jones bill providing for an mti.n Ht'iiMfin fur nnm mnrnlii I flultlnipi . .... 'rant wan thft n mount n reduced lit in ino wiuunieuo river irom juiiu-- ary 1 to March SS wu defeated Oroiion. or tho equlvnl.-nt ot one by tl.B uonuto todiiy. i billion uuihIk of fluid n.llk, Ihmico Wouthorapoon'a bill rnBlnB tho'lf Own doubled lier ii.nouiu ot milury or tho Boerotury of tho slato ''"'''V nroduotB. tho total rcuu Ire board of horllculluro from IM tj. mM for the United 8lUn old 170 a month u, pua In tho Probably bo met. Hil. of comae house with only threo dlsaentln K'ven only h n concrete lllud voteH itriulun of Uie ulliultlon Ho tnr .ua ' production . I concerned. Mr. Meaaurea ..y in. ' '"te . n,n..t believed thut'thoro l.ou.d oday Included hi) J 10. by . d , ncw ltl Clllta no.eaalnB from 17600. to llO.oOO .Uon k , ,.,. tho amount of dnimiKca that may"' ' . , 1 ,, be collected for death from Injury. " "d "!' ' r 1 , , ., , Jnleiid for a genornl attonllon to riti iu, ity jones riuvmrs bhuii.,- . tho ITnlon County Dulr Herd Im provement association, waa the sec ond speaker, Mr. Honors gave a very excellent histoid of the work along this line and brought It down to statistics In this stato proving lis benefits. With the hope that the paper may bfc secured for pub lication in full, a furthor report Is omitted. futility Agtmt Talks " Acting County Agent Wruy Law renro folluwed with a most practi--a I talk on hays and pastures, whieh Is oonsildered n toplo of vital liiMiorttyico in- this Inutility at the present time, Mr. Lnwrcnc dl- eussed the Toaults of vnrlhua tests Uftdr guests had departed vnry, yes- ;am lot,..nwiU- during the regime teruay morning, ner nusnauu inn-sj. uf hls adi v In office, Harry into tears over the attain ot mojAvory, naming the Varieties which tiro nu an icss in wnicn ue wn en gnged since leaving the buUing bus iness. .'-', LARGE CROWD IS ATTENDING CONFERENCE (Continued from rage One) means that In order to meet tho domeNtlc requirements uloue, there should bo an expansion of only 1 per cont, probably, a year. Tho speaker pointed out that this 1 per chief speakers. , 'r Tho homemakcra dlvlulon, which opened this afternoon (or a pro gram which continues until tomor row ovenlng, is hearing Mrs. JcseJtt D. McComb, head of the extension ' service, homemakers department. at the state college and Miss, Iluth GIuhsow, head of the physical edu cation department. had been found to do better lu this 'Climate nnd soil. Ho also urged) tho farmers to lay In their supply of alfalfa and clover seedH early In order to get quality and also ii bet ter price. He mentioned only brief-1 ty the proper rare and preparation j nf tho seed bed before pluutingf tlmo. . lr. V. T. Phy, of Hot lAike, clos ed the morning program with a very brief discussion of pertinent j topics. Hr. Phy urged a more gen- i eral application of tho thtncH learn ed n,t the confereneoH from tlmo to j time, believing that only as recom mendations, etc., wero put into ac tual operation were the conferences bringing the most good to the moat people, This afternoon. J. B, Mlckle, tuto dairy and food cominlsslonor, J V. II. Wagner of Payette, and N. C. t Jamison, dairy specialist are the j tmmHHttttttttttttl i - '' "' S" a j " s ' . O ' I II f 5 g- i i i-M M - S 3 T :. I .less 't X - -s w . . , 1' opin season tng on Willamette to March 25. for commercial flsh-i" v. ,.', January the' Helglan government has on various occasions, given complete explanations of tho true Franco Hrlglan military treaty, which ro- with 33. Captain (Hen Craw-ford, i laloa 'Vo tho P01" ' a" townn .in ,.f 4-..n... .' , ,,.. o, . , unprovoked aggression on tho part clerk. 0 811 1 of laws- thnt all residents county tor butler. He also .plead fociU- Itentlon to those things which would Ion coat asHocla- 13. by committee on revision ,ower he enJ,t pf llP0(UOttl s Repeals L-.rtf provision ftnd cUod Ul0 C(W iwiUw , To Xorfli I'ow'li i.' iin..ir tlito niv U'nnt ! IQ iOrlll X'unuur luuuy hciu 10 employed In a planing mill. Mr. Metcalf spent the weekend In La To Visit Klstor left today for Jtiiker to visit his Grande with Mrs. Metcalf and their sister, iMlssAnnette Hunyan,, who two children, Glenn and Hobby, Is a tudent at lluker High school Week em I at Hermiston Miss Alta Lillle returned last everilngfrtSm-'Hennlston where she had:, been visiting with friends over tho weekend. , : . . Itedn-n Ti-om Porllaiicl Miss Mabel Holy, city librarian andvher mother, Mrs. Iilla loty returned this morning from Port land' w hero they have been visiting .forhe past few days. fiuc to Vnlmi Mrs. William "Wlggans, of Lost ine, -Is going to Union to see her sister. Mi's. Clark, and will then go to linker for a visit with her brother. ' 1 Itclicarsal Tuesday - . Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock the La Grande city band will hold a regular ".rehearsal at tho Jmks temple. At that time plans will belt-he eighth discussed for the next band con cert and tho date for It will be set, announces Andrew Loncy Jr., direc tor of tho band. s., . v ''" j- of which he seored In two games. 1 Vincent Xewiin was fourth with 30. Sarrett, Wallowa guard, chalk ed up U0 in two game, and Sahnnr, Enterprise, snared In two gumes. Seven Teams Sclectwl As a result of the sub-tourney here, one in linker county and oth ers, seven of the teams to take part In the Union tournament have been designated..' ' . Tluiy .... - follow: la .Oranfle. - Wallowa,. Knterprise, Un ion, Baiter, -HninoHnnrt"- YHifnrin. provoked aggression on tno pan clerk. County clerk authorised of Germany. Its text was com-1 appoint registrants. Provide for munlcatcd to parliament in 1920. ' registration of electors who aro HI. The statement expressed tho view that lliu alleged revelations In thoj )utch newspuper wero manifestly f JaVdl tlCLl MJlPfi ltl aimeu at compromising reiunuua between Holland and lielglum. 11.... ..,,,1 nllmlnnllnli nil tu-n llliT ust register with county . ,,. liailtl MCHOrs, oilienu ivisim. ui Frank Keenan Is team come from Rome Early Today HOME. Keb. 26 (AI1) Penth or Cardlnul Vlco, lined prt-fect of tho r , Eir .'sacred coiiKroffatlon of rltea. early j Lfeaa ltl t llni-JbanU thl mornlnK leaves tho coIIcko of r canllnula with 28 Indiana and SS ' ' '.' '" ' ' r6retKa the sreatuat dlBcrepancy HOLLYWOOD. Cul.. l'eb. " tn Iourll,ntn Ccry. rant county, und may be Ml. Ver- (AT) One or tho orlBinal bioko i NI1(. ,,, al.u to lm mied. and noil.- - . .. . I nonrayora 01 i.im iiijrui.t... o.u.u.. vuw ot th1) lnU,Bt ioa l0 t10 Dniwinc for tllo'Jiiil round at Aln Vu" Winkle, tho veteran 1' rank , co1iKO , u,uro llH now tulk thhl Union will he madc ;tiinlKht. unitel-1 Kecnun. today had koiio to 1,H inornlliB of a poaalblo nvuret con the dlroclion uf tho illstrlrt board, 1 eternal sleep, fno 70-year-old ac-1 ,jlory .March is lo be followed by v.- ll...v..r IMbl . ..ki.i. - i-i- ..f. ...i. n:,i,i,n,. tor, who acnieveu lame on uio . ...,,,. ,..,irv Mm.,.i 21 ivL Herds of deer, looking thin 'and nkcri H. Mi DuU'nla, Joseph if ml boards In tho '80s In his character, wi,lch p0,ao selections for tho va- 1 tarv-ed,.Jwere foraBlnir Tor roii.iwlmwolutti'nuin). Ii I '"""" " .n ciuicli inlKht be nmdo. -;,, alonK thWuliroiW'nrat-; f Ihc-ui.ioii la Into Hunday Ho, canyon the other side of Meacham, j1)lnco Ilt s 0-clck tonlfHt at the ' . '".' " "j", to his MADMAN HACKS Visits Paiviils Mra. Wnllerl lili'. or Spokane, Is vlsliinff In La Giiindo will) her VurehtH, .Mr. and Mrs. H. It. Ost laml. Mrs. lllte expects to return to her homo Wednesday. Yeomen lo Meet . . The Yeomen lodKe will hold an nual roll call tonlBht ot 8 o'clock at liaslcs' hull. A short piOKiam anil r.ri-e.shliienls will be featured after tho meetliiB. Mrs. Klla Hover wlll.be in charge. lr. l)o Shaw III Clayton He Shaw, of this city is . reported to be in u serious cunili tlonlat Hot Ijike. He underwent an operation Saturday. Jt is re ported that his parents, in Port land were expected to arrive ut Hot JLnku 'today, Mr. Do Khaw Is drummer in an orchestra hero. Itertlia Itaiitai Well Miss Hertha Hant. has returned to her La Grande home from Hot Lake where she Is feelinir fine now and Is anxious to beitin her school work asaliv . Wfdnesduy slie will return to Portland where she Is studvinB violin und allied musical subjects. says Mrs. It. G. MeKonzle, who re turned to lier I.a Grande homo to day from Pendleton where slio vis ited on business yesterday. . To Work K. Wliltton, of Kan Kranelsco, arrived in La Grande today, und went on to Maxville where he will be employed by tho Bowman-Hicks Lumber company as woods rore man. Mr. Wliltton held a silnilur position In sunny Louisiana in a logging camp ut Shrevcport. La flrnnde HlBh- H-botl -building.. The scores of tho' last two gullies ployed Saturday afternoon and eve- llt'llg follow: i V. I rubier r 2f.) , "ft ;', -(84) t!ovo ....1.(0) '13. Plli ketlLedlpslter (U ),.. ! .. 4.: Welmerl'Vhr .(2) Ogilvlel'hoate (2) ....(12). Hobiiison Masters (5).. X) Puckett Perry (10).... .;. Pago ; (2) liloom 111 hut a few days, condition - duo lo. I years having cuusi.-d him to sink rapidly. Keenan's third wife, Mrs. Leah May Keunun, bis leading lady on a vaudeville tour, whom ho mar ried in Denver, Colo., last October IK was with him during thu final illness. (1 1 Kunerul services, for which pluns have not been completed fully, will 9 . bo held hero Wednesday. Scorn by tJunrlers lr. SIcAikiry lo Atleiid Meet Dr. W. P. McAdoi-y, La Grande physician. Is leaving tonight fur Vancouver, it. C to uttend the meeting of the Northwest section of the American College of -Surgeons. Dr. McAdory expects to re turn Friday night on train No. 18. Tho dates of tho convention aro Keb. 27 and 28. To Visit Nclxm Home Their many Trlends in La Grand) will be glad to learn that Me. aqd Mis. HelBu Hansen, of Vlrglmia city,' Minn., are expected to bo in this city this weekend when they will be house guests of Mr. nhd Mrs. A. W. Nelson. Tho Hunsens are touring the western states und are on their way up the coast. In Texas they are visiting Mrs. Han sen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1'Vank Green: who are also well known here, their former home. Mr. Green was connected with the Hlue Moun tain creamery. Mrs. Hansen was Miss Laura Green. Hero yesterday Mrs. Philo Anclcrsijn and Uobert llnv.t her brother, were in JL Grande for a short time yesterday. I Mr Hoyd has been in Knterprise Snowball 1 lbl In Water for n short business trip and was : A swim In the warm waters or n his way back to Los Angeles, ! Cove swimming pool was enjoyed Cul w here he Is engaged lu law ' yesterday by a group of La Orunde nrintlro Mrs Anderson drove folks who had been hankering for from her home In linker to see Mr. Boyd whilo he was in this city. i iti Honor.. 4 Miss Anno Stange, daughter ot Mr. 'and Mrs. Aug. J. Slnnge. of jk Grande, was one of the Cnl Versity of Oregon girl students to win highest scholastic honors for the tall term. This honor went to v. delta Gumma sorority, or w hich ' Sllsii Ptange is a member. Pic ture of the members of the sor ority -were printed in both Port land Sunday newspapers. n dive und a plunge all winter and j decided to wait no longer. A ; snow ball right in the water w as one 1 of the features which made the oc casion somewhat unusual. J hey came buck to l-a Grande lute yes terday afternoon and ore "all tor It again." so successrul was tho swim. Those who made the trip n ml took the swim were: Mr. am Mm. W. C. Perkins, cinlr Perkins, ltusscll Nelson, lvlwln Klrby. Adolph Siegrlst Jr.. Sally Siegrlsl Marguerite .McCleny. and Virginia McWilliams, Jat(uelinc O'Hricn. ONLY 3 MORE DAYS of our Quit Business Sale. Trices cut way be low cost to close out our entire stock of quality merchandise. -rf-r-. TODAY 1 , $?fff23$Ji1zi TUESDAY! ' AiS&gA WEDNESDAY! tor butler. He also .plead focal- I , I SEE & HEAR ps fJiX THIS SOUND ' V f i i l SENSATION ' V j ) litillH mciioih, unit-mi ieiim. ui : ff.'mi WCJ- m V'ffx f fciJiTX Vl W 1 1 III 11 :W V S l -gaai A f LJ II i m'I i4ti rrv tr ii I 1 1- 4 II cunilnuls with 28 llallanH nnd 88 I Across rrom iionnenKamu i ii iniunil UIWV B Vf I II 9 m T I I I I V "lVISI2rB.. Or THE SEA Mi 111 l n I Kxtrn ShIiiI smlngs on I I JamHj I VL I I I I I 1 1 I gr- i Bfii MUD lJ A l - I rMtrtiv nruirn . nil mi m AMCC : 1 II i-.j-i r ....:..-. .- .; v , rs '-' ' - " '- ";-' --' . ,... "f II ' ' . Il' Pals Hilling lo glvo H lliclr lives for oncli oilier - I II i IT" ! 'U : iHtiitu culuiigliil In a strange lovo trliinglo, wlillo , , J II ' WIFE AND CHILD I 8 YVar " I '"'' m u.o mms. I II Keenan's third wife. Mrs. Leah ll H , 191 Hi tlio Navy III Atiloii! Visit a Siihiiiiirlnel Wit- 1 II ., I n 1 H 91 I U . .... ...... II (Contlnuod from Page 1) . w 1 J HI -W L. ' i ,,'"" ruuiiuiiig ami siiisiuhi ...noni mo j - rkTOsSVl'" ' il i ' 1'uppeil III (ho liirK-ilo tliainlier Willi no bom) ot 1 oil I ho kitchen floor, her head "flMJJIJ, H ' ' cMipcl I Policy started n search for; Tony . , ' L.JL.tDtUVftDDi' De Koo, who wus .acquitted six Vr'l2't9.n ' i'vTiinfyrZ UlfKJoO DJ tKAnK lAHn yours ago on a charge or shooting - lSrWSl3ftlk4 " S'''t'lii-..&fc" 'i ' ' ' f 'the woiiMin'H hiisbnnd, Frunk, dur- . WML M . I (&ctSS A - . - - - - - ,: -.(... . .. .. . . . ,s, ..I... ..i i: ... i, t-.--- V. wvt'jiw . MTt ( . j . Jll V KB Il ("ramie (77) ("" linhler Ijt Grande Hi 12 21' 77 breeeh, injected lin element of mys- I' fffffSSMBaltlkfm II Jkfi 'jL Vg' jSjtikK ' f p"' ""j .-': ' I Woire (18) . K (2) Ledbetter lmbler 4 ti 0 2(1 tery today Into the death of Fred I ? Mys& Jfi: fok I ' P Xewiin 3'iV:.F....(3) Fehr, C. I.elnlngor. 2(i-yea.-old heir toljj. H-W? ,, I J W fiTll & V. Newlln (I3I..C, ..( B) -Choato Ofrlelals: It. C. Caccla and Nato tho (leleral Uaklng company mil- J5. l WiWX l I jSilff M I - 'BABY T)0RIS AND MOTHER r ; ; tV K V USilml iXlwfr .. 352? Comedy- I Cartoon & r A4WlHm If ' "Hello Sailor" I "Oddities".: mTM p- - -ti,esuav: VA'3?r 1 7 1 ' K KM J - I -ANTIQUE IVOPV ', Vs" 'OV ' 1 7 1 ! Tlife msrveloui new unit of T'fSX ''V.VT X t 4AU ' ' J 1 entertainment h the latest- FREE I ' &V7:f'i t;V' ( .. l . I. S.I if type reproducer and new en- I l M I, ,ic'1f' U! ' s ' JT larged smplifying tone chamber VVXL TO OUP p-ATBON i 'IVTOSvV . S X Vt , -r Vy- ....-. I to'civ it cretter nueieal rne gJSrm tint Ixfy fttutl m r , " vf-r ,. jr .- . . y i ami ample volume for dancing. . if;f'rV--S.7l riA4 AyiT i - , A 4 i Ju,t to hear the new I'mt.ble .T if JkA! CHINA NIOhT i , f . ' v. : ... - j,'',.y,!..WJi,y : ' Panatrop is to know that . (,jji,y Jl jM J mrtm-efttmi, - 4" ' ' I-'" '' v '.. h'y Jv-V v j Brunawick has emlxjdied in I , LrV"T-f' I f !-: ,. , 1 . jl jf t tl ' n instrument of this type the ! W i-stci uriS Jn-J-UJ.J . ' - " . V tl principle, that h.v. m.de the . Is&vfc-L T"'! - f, :-....;. :.v .-. :., ; '. ..-.. -v V J 11 ' ' j name "Panmtrope" celebrated LVilf? stwtt nmflrlt i 10 ' V" J t ,. ' j 1 hrouhout the world of mu.ic. VfrKyg ttf m . ,t:"t :, m .t . i i I'.ifM' 'jj-, .w- mum tub n - It's a Treat to Hear IT! I lpS v m j " luiblel' Covo I.a Claude (77) Woire (Is) P I'. Xewiin (3.'l)..F V. Newlln (I3I..C Hoe (l) .....0 Kaus C, I .-l-srs? (fTikix'iQ (flOTH I Py I y JLmi li y S x-v a k i n- i. - " I sence. Mr. . ..THS STORE VvIT.H -A '.CONS E NCE . 4-ve: r-old t i,rl Viralnla .Murphv. relu-ned In safely and llnhHilned after H week's a and Mrs. fharlea Hbaru, Kan Kranciaco couple, retu rn-d , h r lo her mother through Glass Drugs Inc. Tho Ilcll Woro La Grande, Ore. On the Screen: "Danger Street" Warner Baxter Martha Sleeper Comedv & Bruce Scenic.