La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 08, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, March 8, li)29. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pars Frn .a Local News In Brief lr. Axiell to linker A. H. Axtell. of Milwaukee, went Haker today following u ahort fclt in 1-a Grande on huslneaa. )m to INnlu mi Mr. and Mrs, Harry Waggoner, f this city, left yesterday by auto, ntohtle tov Portland. - Mrs. M Orris III Mrs. Morris, mother of Mrs. Ad rn Hee. Is reported to bo very 111. Mr. Lund Visit Owar Lund, of Cove, In a visi tor In l.u Grande today. Aim. L; cp f Kondman, Grander na hpr Kuest muihfV avIio rxpeots to upon next IWO orinree mwnum Mr. l.yo to Island CUy Sidney Lyle, of Spokane, went to MORE RILLS ARE SIGNED RY CHIEF! 'Associated rres8n -'Sunday School aeetss naaio Baniinoo r rw fAHHINKTON. War. 8 AI" i; jThe nervation of adequate shorty ) nmi' . ,nnii-ui iui mi uw ui mu j...,. . nni Associated I'roHS had bio'il asked ', vyunage viiuvc t,u yet for the federal i Program Tonight 0 .jinn jittitr !', "Texas, Herald today In Junr e, who thoimh hiilU-tx- from levotullona'ry rlflca : were flyliiK about him thoiiKht only of the lack of rrenm for hla mnrntiiK' coffee. onrcnled In an adobe house In re directly In the line of fin-, tlltclifffl aiem the lllKht ami early rinllo ciiniitiliwloii In 1 The Kver Iteady Siiiulny School n.urnliur KtvliiK telephone report niOrV" " Bflnkinff Cod Its allocation of u mive lumls for class of the tVntrnl Church of on the iiroRresa of the buttle for . j-ii , j . the prcsa of the country. . Christ ts cntertalnlnic tonight at 8 possession of the city to the edl- tlH . Appl'0V6U In MHim lurlh the position of O'clock at the church for tile Ijl lollal rooms of the Iternlil. With the Associated iiress In n-Kiutl to tiranilo punnr with a proxram a pair of telephone earphone on a heart, Sutcllffe from IiIh vnnt- e point on the floor directly hc- Milton (Inrm-a, hla executive ua- reudlns. neirro lecture, "Apples." ncnth a window which imvo him n slalom, has ui-cscnted a slntrmcnl the Hoy. 1:, 1.. I'utnam: rcnilliiK, cntmmindliiK view of the hostilities to the commission . In which ho Mrs. Kretl Hulfinun: violin iluet. k,m11 ), office cmiHtantly mlvlHeil encu 1,:,10 ncwsixipcra . or tlm Jennie eneiaon ami r.iiin inan- 0f ,h -li ,m 1 1,,,, MEXICAN SCRAP CAUSES CONCERN; TEXAS BOY. HURT (Continued From Faira 7) HA I KM Ore March K AP) th Mllto aUorutiona, Kvin Coop- which will Inrhido thp rollowtiuc: hi The hankW code hill, the Cot- "'J1 ff,,"mI V'rouh s"1" HKe tuKi (irovt armory tdll and iht (p tun inrusure pruvldiiiK for tho or Kunixutlon of rural fire protoruon I Iclun.l li.f t,l.au am Itnuinaua i .1 i.i .. ........... i I... 1,111. of fjil- . h.lBiied by liovcrnor futlereon " V y , , T. V,, ' w,,..' . ,',; ,. .7 J 1 T,M'1' ,v"s "olnK .IminK the 'her IVoin KlucrprlBO Iciituy. - , ......... ""' niBlit. With Hie coniliiK of tlawn ,1 the Oenevn Wurnock. of Knterprlw. The Collar Grove armory bill ' " "m.inlHalon will fln.l tlmt Aunt """''L .Zll-ir'. "ml xh "'"'""' ( hoatllltlea wlih . I. , ... . . .... , i. . . . . it ran coiiMlsifmtlv tnH nri nf ihv Una Holnrook. wonllhy iitorrhunt s ..... ...n.- i ... iii-n-. ii ii vimior ia mi u ran (it, -ruin : uppropriuteH au,utMi.ror in run- : ' ' ... u ,,, . , ... "'iikhuut, puu;iiui' iK'in iti - .... at the Kolcy hotel. .miction of ml armor that wim "-"'" "'"u'ruim in '"T,:","',,. ,., i. 1 l,i I j l,lk' "''"' llilnw . i to he matched by an ...mil amount H.""un "VT . i ' w JT ' Li . m '""" the milkman." who ha , , "- ' of -ot.ni!e t J SV Lt tJXJZZ. ". , , ( Mr, ritzpatrlok. of Iji Qrunda. (Jrovo and Uin county. , ? . . ' . i.,..,.u. a....i, iii.r..i- lhoat "how fnr our mnrnlnir cuf- Rim llloch, of flih'niro. wen ii? urnm- on " i went 'to Wallowa on buslne thi pincv vt -v --v,ot.nin,. day. IimI l-alconcr Visitor h'n'd KaliNJiH1)'. rendleton nhocp ruiHfr. wan a iruui- in iia inn: wees. i UtNHlter, coiuinnnder of that area, ha nut received any tipeclnl In HtriuMioiiH, It mi Htifd. From centetn of activity In Mex ico other than .luarca, no Htart Mna developments had hern re ported over nHrht tn tho utate de partment. Advlrprt were thtit Mex ico Thy wiih iUlet and ciindltlonn normal. Kttiliarffo Itoplaml Hoplaccment of the embargo on nhipmeht of eonuuerclal alrplanen from tho United Htutea tn .Mexico wH annoiinccd todtiy by HecrDtnry KcIIokw. The embargo, wiilch wan lifted a year ago, Ik effective at once. ter, and point of .'entry. '"Yf hvim diirlitK thin thrum tmt the tna nhots reached th American. ,ld? of the border, , One hundred Rcholurshtpa of tli y;ilue of 'l.noo Hff (about V&rJt have been Iteatowed on children ut ttattun achool tear It era. Jt VhlK hill watt wived from Indefin He poKtponemcnt In the ainate by an elotiuent appeal by Senator to ward b Ilullcy nf leUne county who J las ToiikIU Out , Tho alx-year-old daughter of Mr, fouttht a majority advci-HO commit and Airs. . r. run, 01 i ttiunmci her tonsils Orandc today. removed in 1 Ji Returns to Home Mih. Lynn l-arson nnd baby dnuKhier have returned to their hame at K0 lcnnH'lvanla ayonuo from the Crando Hondo howpital. I ItcliirnK lo 1Iiim H. W. Schrocder. - farnler of tlto Island t'lty district, returned to hfs home thbi morning folio wlntf a brief vlult In Iji Omnde. Has ApiMiullv 0M'nitlon Uludys Taylor, of IJ02 C avenue, who tmderwent an operation for acute uppcddlcitls last nlKlit, is re ported to lie' ffctlinjr alontf nicely. fptidlilon (iwMl llalbcrl Itollins, or tinnier, un- ronrers Willi Mr. lVrrb t'reaton Maddock, of Portland, has been In La Grande on- business. While here he conferred with Jack H. Ferris. tee report. Of all eltlei in tho- stato askine for armories Cottage Orove was listed first by Adjtit unt General Ueorico A. White. . Provides for 11 w Cniiutiih The I pton tlm district hill au thorizes rural communities, out side Incorporated cities or towns, to orKunlze districts, levy tux w uuy iiru apparaius una urKnnixo 'fire cumpaillcii. , . Other bills .siKned by the kov crnor included:' HH 8. by Htrnyer . Allowln Associated l'rcs. pnpared an nr. regions, Nick HukUcs; Adolphus' Mm liluo ttuu lrk Kiimeiu to show the Associated Rironnac. the eoundiel suitor of' ln '""kiimn mm roue tied the I'ress could nut opeuuo radio facll-, Aunt Mellisa. Harold ItoRera; Mel- 1"UH r,',m nl(l ". w,''h n bins aM it imiitif mtiiiv llssn MIddleton. wealthv old maid. 1,,fl l"'ked In the street. An he enore riitnaut. 250 ATTEND V C, E. MEETING IN LA GRANDE iu tc cim.ed, Mini's 1 4i (iraniK drwent n major operation lust 1 .niur... oi ,HiKcr. nns icri night. His condition is reported f1 Onmrto followlwr a ahort visit. u hn ftni He was registered at the Iji Grande ' 1 hotel. ' i f (Continued from Page 1) toduy In the Chrintlaii worhl. There Is need of. good spirit, the speaker tisserled, but more is resulted tlian thnt wisdom,- knowledge and ex- perlence are essential, - These may I ;i:m:hi. i,oir.. kxwitkd MKXH'O CITV. Mar. S (Al) The execution of (leneral Jesun ..a... ... io recover nuorney rees n(.nillml ,lut only through In 7"" ",l,7Ml iyiw dividual effort aud hard lalior of fraternal benefit societies. . t Mr. Hitiwn referred In laudatory Kit Itl hv Mltiivniwriliiliiv snfA. Kuards for benefit of Insured In irms to the Inaugural address of j-resinent neroeri iioover wno fraternul benefit societies. HI! 78, by Iunn Ucgulnting public dances. ; - : HH 122. by K. R Halley Helat- Ing to certification of teachers -on used the words from Sacred Writ "Where there is no vision, the peo ple perish." Mr: Itrown'n plea was for a vision of real Christian Kn I approached closer the women res- Tao money raised from the per- 1,1 nB nuu. io tno formance will go into the church ,lm,p 1,1 tI,ko Ulp delivery. At the bulldlnjf fund. A small admission Ham llmw machine giiuners got "i i ii niir in ion iiouse a mi ici 'em hao It," The milk man started to fleo, dropping the cream meant for Stit clifftt'ji coffee. The . horses took I'alomern Tutpcx, former chief of their cue from tho net km ; of tho the mllltiiry police of Mexico City, milkman and started, down tho' removed one of the most plctur- street In a direction opposite lo esque figures this country has ever that of their owner's. known. , He was accused, of at- "Oh, oh," said Hutcliffe over the tempting to turn his regiment over phone, "there goes the cream for to" tho revelH. J my corfee; I guess I'll hnvo to take -lie variously was credited with u l,h"" today. Sure has been a having killed from 2nu to BOO men o,,K nll ml w 1 wanted my and It was wild nicks In bis pistol I'offo. Uarn them revolution Tho Im Orande Dairy association . T" Visit Motlicr will hold Its monthly meelinsr Mon-I day afternoon at 2 o'clock at tho chv hall. It Is announced. 1 . f,0.l 0,e ! Vtalt M,H- 0.rn' motner.-bH(I m . rnn nh nH ganhtnllon, which operates In Stos. Yorr Ham Ois ratlon t or Mn' nPlon and Miss Corn. I , . . miI.nftIuwl , every country nnd has memhera Mrs. It. IVrry. of imbler. under-1 iwnin.. ' I HH 177. by I pton Providing ot H-foi,it denominations en- went a major operation ut tho , " winET ' h.ii hnv t crossings over ditches in IrrU roll,Ml- , KttV 118 !LaU,"P " Orande Itonde hospital this morn- wnid illlams bell boy t 1I(on or .,.il.nnip) . .H . nn the world's convention in IH25 ing. She is reported to be recover- i'nl"; or state highwavs. shall be when young people -met together Mnlrely. " n ! J'IL11 V"0 .. "'"'ntalned by county or state., rom (ho four quarters of the globe, " uini'ii . - i sccKinif a inrttcr .viHion linn near i'jiii'i i orn. - .Mi. Moy.l ( rampton nnd llttlo rartlmlion ...... B..inj.ll.j colleges '. n' '' lo' "oclety In the dailBht.-r. 1-atty Loll, and . Dt-sHie j j by ( oHieU I Vivci llilnjr ,n"ll"r ,"'ch ''"" om Corn, all of 1-a Grande, left today'., h" "y, , ",0,t 1 r'aciililnB world-wide r- iu.. 1. .1.11 i.. the cliimes of Invemmont for funda "'" " norni-nim 01- Pto'n ami li'. Corn, i W '? ,r,u"t for ''harllahle and eiliicatlonal ptirpoaeH. . Mr. Xorejtniil Visits ; i'ilnrolil-NoreBaril, Wallowa coun fy Hheep' miner; panned through Iji . almoMt covereil Ihc handle. TEXAS CITY SEES REBELS TAKE JUAREZ. (Continued from Pax 1) j will he londed wllh bombs - nnd i they will attempt (o bomb the main body of I he rebel troops. :. . itny way.'f Kl P.K IIOV SHOT I KL PASO, Tex., Mar. 8 (AP) A strny shot from Junrea today wounded an American boy In KI Paso, His name Is lwnts Chavex, 6. ; American forces, both civil nnd ' military, were prepared for nny ' eventuality here this morning as tho battle between federals and . revolutionists opened. In Jim re. J The entire 101 Paso police force pa- ' trolled the south section of. tho town nnd Tnlled Stales troops lined tho border with machine guns and field artillery tin! nod upon the' Mexlcun side. , ' ;- . j IbilletH from embattled' Junres 1 fell on American soil onrly today, i Kehel cavalry charged down the I streets of Juarci In what appeared-.; to be their most powerful often- ; slve of the siege for control of the' Important northern rallrntid cen-J S.V.E.C0. 1405 Adams, - ' iM Orun.le, Ore.. Grace nidff. SPECIAL VALUE FLOOR LAMPS W II I L E T H E Y 1& S r JL $1.69 M E v T'' ' A-" L s : .A - '.N ; D 'And B ' A r S ?; E Itinliy Itiurii .Mcelx 811 17, by Rrnatora .Dunne, lntr auch prominent men aa David i"1. " w ) Klepper ami inoaur und Heprc- l.loyd Oeorite na ho inalaled Hint llilory lecniilx Unit a fnmniiK lto- aeiilallreli llvnon. Hendernnn. I.nn. In the crusade for world Hence, the nilin ruler riilillcd wnne minis Waal Orande hint nlBht on hl way bnck ,M Ornnrto Itealty bonrd met ergnn und .McColii-t I'rovlillnit Chrlatlnn younit people of the buinlnUi but hla nonchalance was to hla ranch from Pendleton where '"r n that not lean than 60 per cent of world were tne only impo. he Iiiih been on business. 1 Arrive Homo Soon H neral dlHriiMlon of problems re- ,e r..eelnl of boxlnir niatchea Mr. llrown left last nlirlit for Sulcllffe lutinir to tile real catato hualncHH. iui...u i.. .nui ..i....... ....... Pni'tlnn.l u-l....... l.A ..-III ,.tt..,,,l u... .n...... "." ...nil ....... .. h,..u..k ........ia- - " - - ' ..... I !nllo ntM.. !...! vn.nmnu' nminl... Pni-I III lift llnlnn cnnvontlfin wlileh ' IlillK. no Kfeater than that of laler 11. a reporter fur Ibe VA A letter from Mr. nnd Mra. W . ."',""'r Ailjoums . i UonH ln proI)0rtion to their mem- open thin If. Hohnenkumii. of this city. re. j 1 ni '"rcn aesalon of 1 nlon hlp In (tood alnndlnB. porta that they expect to bo back. , ,M"" rou" najourneu yeateruay j sil 1 09. by I'pton In Iji Cinnde within a few dnya. "flornoon with the completion of cense for showa oul Providlnir 11- outside corporaln They have been vaentionliiB In " nB mils. I lie court waa In umilH. California. ' two nays. , . . ' LJ I I' Sit 123, by Reynolds Allthorli- Vllt !ll'lJliislilln limlly Allend Meeting Iiib stato bonrd of control to deny .Mrs. I'. .McljiuKhlln. of Pen- Anions those who ntteniled tho nilnilsKlon lu slate achool for deaf illeton mother of J It ilcl.ailBh; 'Masonic tllatrlrt meclliiff at Covo to any peraoll not deemed deslr iin, of'l.n Orande. wllh Mia. John Wednesday night were P. llut- able., Mnnney. of Portland, mint of Mr. C1"!' " lowler. Kldrldifo Huff-. sn 24(1, by Hall ProvldliiB for MelJiinthiln, nrrlveil In l.n Oriimlo '- -Tccacnrnn, Kalpn ;reducea nilliond fares for Broad in goon standing; llrlggs Giving to a mortgagee the right to protect his t lien by paying taxes, insurance pre miums. Interest on prior mortgages. 17 T 77 Rayon 1 Ishoes-hosieryI : I II P L4 V1 J il , Hirnie. . I . . . . Meet Tonight f The Women of the Moosehenrt .Legion will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. J. W. Kellogg at the corner of First street and .leffer 'snn avenue. It will be iti the form of a social meeting. Iavo for .New Home L. V. Johnson, who for a num ber of year has been assistant mnn agcr of the local J. C Penney Co. store, will leave this evening, ac companied by his family, for their ' new homo In Tmv-nunml Mnnl Mi- Mixt imuble. Wdldliig Johnson will mnnage one of a chain . In the years of his ministry ns a ,f mon,fl wnlrh WflH gently pur pastor of the Christian church the chased "V J- Penney Co. Itev. Hv L. Putnam, or this city had never officiated at a double wedding until Wednesday. Mr. etc., when such payments are not so made when due by the mort gagor, and granting to the mort gagee Interest on Btich payments from the date thereof nt the same rate of interest as specified In his mortgage. in 472, by Collier and Norton Providing that nny drainage dis trict constituting a road district To Itcsln ltelval Kvnngc'lst A. A. Hanks, head Of ' m" loyy tax in nIHon to other the five year one million souls for IHXra 01 an ucro ,or ro,ul l,ur" t n.ri Yn h nnvfiin.fl In Ihn " " r one 111 iin Piiinnm ' or.si campaign anu tno minion .Mi's, i u innm, . ' . nit Ata i,w untiiA.in P..n..t,i muui jumi, wni negin an om-iasn-t ........ mtnlsti-y since 1912. offlcinled at a triple wedding in ,umMI rt'vivai tonigni on i-tranu ........... Sab m once. Mr. Putnam says. , Blrects in the old Jack Husch build- , ' , ' . ilng at 8 o'clock. Kverybodw is- Hll fiH, by oiblud nnd I pton To Ai. Iki ill Mondav welcome to attend. Mr. Hunks establish nnd regulate sheriff fees I The local unit of the Oregon na- by I. 1. Hunks, ,Xn t tional guard. Company K. will not rotary of the Hoyd Mem- SI! 99. by K ddle-Provld Ing that .i,.ni M.m.i.iv niirtu b una nn- 0,ial Huptlst church which has re- persona admitted to soldiers' homes po.,nr. must have been residents of the llegubir drill will be held the fol- ' u""',"- lowing Monday, Mar. IS. Only 12 TT! ... , i Tells of Trip unB nn nvi. nno in LVi.- " A lor received In Iji Grando Kastern runry, which makes It possible to mis one ln March. ni.li.rnf ltl Miss Horothy Hhine. student nt Jutland with Mr. and Mrs. the 1m Grande High school Is back 1 "arI' Iunn. nnd daughter, nt her home here following n visit !'aura- of ma, stopping for two with hor sister who teaches at Powwatktt in Wallowa county. Miss Hhfne went on her visit over Wash ington's birthday but became- 111 "while awny nnu could not return us she had planned. She was on the train coming down last week colder than at any other time. All down tho const wo gypsied along, stopping any place, any time to which was held up many hours nt Investlgalo anything that Intnrrst- I state for one year prior to appli cation. I SH 17. -by KIHott Placing Oregon Insane hospital, from Mra. W. H. Hohnenkamp n Oregon slate training school w ho. with Mr. Hohnenkamp. la on t for boys, and the state Industrial a -vacation trip in California tells aohool for girls under the scope friends of the trip as follows: "Wo,Of the Kugenlcs law. I hh IS7, by Kberliard Helatlng Charles Dunn. nnd daughter. , optometry. i km jy, by itiiltngslcy Author- hours o visit tho legislature in M"1 county courts, city councils,; Sjilem. From Kugene on south tho i enter into lenses and con. snow was gone. The second night 'tracts for purchase of real proper- wo stayed In Handon and were . h'nr w onion fne g a u g t -ayon ' lllooiir-m-s, well reln orced. Cut full. , Pastel nadeH; Whlb they hist, i 98 Girls Silk Dresses Silk crepe d chine. L o n h Sleeves, Sizes 7 to H years. '$5.98 All Jersey Dresses Jersey Suits Rubber Footwear . Felt Hats Boys' Caps , Union Suits At ' Reduced Prices Norton's Kiddy Shop Across from ItolinenUainp'a I.TUlll' niv . .." SI'.IIIMi KltOt'lvK ., ,. ... ., .HJ . .,, , , 1 till i.iut I : h 1Kb' III I.KT 04 L t iti 4 1 K I i 5 i 2 e- 2 B - h a ig tt 'fit !f S c: is I ! I s t I 'I I MM I E3. . i - 1 f i rtn Today Saturday FUNNY! DRAMATIC! SPEEDY! A Great Comedy By Great Comedians. , nisht lime by the slide. ed anyone in the party. staylnB three days at Oakland and two at l.onB Bench. On to Tin Juana and Aqua Cnllente. the Mexlcnn .Monte Carlo. We did not try our luck Allenil Mu?tlng AmoiiB the ont-of-town, Bueats nl tl.A r'h..tut.i Pnil....!. l..,n..,,nt at tho Presbyterian church last hut sativplfniy who dl.l nnd It was evening In honor of Paul C Prawn. " "'"""ng. ai nurnt it must u nuny iiiri. vn io uima where we vb-wed the sunset on the desert, from the Colorado river bridge. We had some oranges that were Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Anderson. Mr. nnd Mra. It. W. Lerp. Mlsa Valettn Coulter nnd MIkh Helen McDowell, all of linker. Kach of these Is an officer of the Grande Itonde union, Mr. Leep being presi dent. fill 2in, by Marks Ilemovlng limit of $7500 for damages lu case of death by accident. fill 213, by committee on revi sion of lnws Providing Tor regis tration ut residence of persons who arc 111, fee to be 25 cent and 10 cents a mile for distance travelled by registrar. SAVE WITH SAFETY 20 BIDS OPENED ON ONE HIGHWAY PROJECT TODAY (Continued from Page 1) we brought from California nnd they examined each one mlnutoly i aud put a green Inspection tax on our car. Jie.re we had a visit with uer i iti-k in i taker county nn the Old Oregon Trail; two on the Roosevelt highway In rnn.uille, nnd one over Malheur river. The bids were tn he let at nn afternoon session of the commls slon, tn be held between 3 and 4 p. m. Iternard Thelsen. Hernard is quite Colloito President Coming ! a- desert fan. Says It certainly op- ,f Or. Charles Tenney. president of peals to one who stays awhile. This Gooding college, Gooding. Idaho Prt of our trip was very Interest will bo In Iji Grande this Stindny ing. Tho boulder canyon and the and will ocrupy the pulpit at tho "nd hills were new to ua. Tho Kind Methodist church at the hour palnis were still standing where nf th morning service. 1r. Ten- the film. The Ik-acrt Song,' was ney Is not a stranger In this local-' made. They told us Hcau Geste Hy having hopfi here frequently nd 'Heau Sabreur' were made just where It Is Irrigated well. Then before. He is a venr aood speaker. ' over the hill. Anyway some ptc- feet comfort. WV ate our lunch It Is reported. Tr. Tenney will lure had made It very familiar to ; (bat day undei-n Joshua tree. Krnm preach at the Inland City church We vial led Mexlrati. wt-re In- jjiakersfleld we went to the Sequoia ni seven o noes in ino evening. n-i tv uKuin aiso ai ine Arizona line, but came aafely through It all Krorn thtre we went to the Imper ial valMy. It man cool and heatitl fut. The almond blossoms billing like anow made a lovely sight. From thi-r we d-chh-d to return to ;ucih at ' Hlrliurrtsoti Honiy Tno coiifdns of Mrs. A. L. Itich ardson. Ml km Harriet and fUl-n i:inn. of lltiirwuy. with a fHwid. Miss Opal Gros. also of Halfway. returned to their homes today fol- AngeU-a as all reports from lowing a short visit at the Kk hard- home sounded so snowy. We did non home. l.nst night they attend- bot care for the city and were soon d the Christian Kndeavor banquet the road again. We visited the held here. Muts Harriet Glenn ia Orange show nl San Bernardino, to attend normal school In Ijl I-eaving San Bernardino In a bllnd- Gmnde next summer and will ho f'1 aand storm It grew less an wo the gtii ftt of lr. and Mrs. Itlrlmrd- neared Harstow. 'alifornta has pon during that time. She Is n capitalized her dew-rt. but It la no junior and MUa Helen is a junior In more or a d-wrt than Arlington the high achool at Hulfway. country accept fur the palm tra. park but after going ml lea In anow and mud ucre rinally unable to a'0 the bestir It. as the snow was too mushy tn Aalk on. At Mem d wo were told the same condition prevailed at Tos mlie so decided not to go there. The mosquitoes ' Here hod there though e had I creena. Tonight wo are In Macra- ' mentn nnd have spent the day ex- J plorlng tho scenes of the IM gold ' diggings. We ate our lunch In the J shadow of the tomb of J nines Mar- ) abat who found the nugget In the I American river. Tomorrow we'll j probnbly a- us going further north. Tonight w can hear the I fruga alng-lnf." I Dodge Spnn Fever this year 'With he first dny of Sirlng only a few days away, .Spring I'ever In hiding just around the corner. Stop this' annual physical let-down by taking PKITON.V the reliable pep bitllder. Peplona . enriches the blood. ln-rases the ap petite ami in fact gives new life In yo ir whole syHlem. Peplona 91.00 Hold only al Glass Drugs Inc. The l(eal Wore La Grande, Ore. Meat Groceries DELS Main 756. A Service Slore that gives real serv ice to the community, both in buying and in selling always buying locally everything that . is possible always selling at the lowest prices. i Bananas 3 lbs. 25c Boiling Onions 5 lbs.... 27c Grape Fruit 3 for... 25c Dozen 89c Small sweet juicy Oranges, 2 doz 32c Spinach, fresh and crisp 3 lbs ..29c 2 extra large Heads Lettuce 19c Crystal White Soap 10 bars 47c 2 cans P. S. Cut String Beans, 2 cans..9c Sperry's Pancake Flour, pkg ... 25c Post Bran Fluken 2 for 25c Eggs 35c Dozen (Always fresh) Fresh Dressed Hens Bacon, sliced best grade, lb 3c Rib Boil, lb ...7.5c Beef Shoulder Roast, lb 21c Veal ground for loaf, lb 30c Starring George v Jean ' , . SIDNEY - HERSH0LT 1 Also News - Comedy, "Served Hot".. SATURDAY ONLY CMUMBIA "MIUOflDlID' DON AlVARADO, MARCELINE DAY ......loxtmnivutANNl A Kranin Ji t . i J L,. of llin Kmilh IK Comedy & Oswald Cartoon. Last Showing TODAY Richard Dix "MORAN OF THE MARINES" TODAY Saturday Tom-isi- 4 Hit Wonder Horw . TONY Cawhnu m 1 'a V VAin- &;a m-jlz mm : Also "MARK OF THE FROG" And Fables ? "OUT NUMBERED" i Topics. i