La Grande evening observer., May 23, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Thursday, May 23, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE,! ORE, i
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Local News In Brief
1.1km Korlliw
Merle Gray, manuglnu editor of
the Mercury Herald of Ban Jom,
fal., accompanied by his wife, ar
rived In La Grande laat night for
week's visit wun ner slater, and
Auto Accident
George Droke, of SO! C avenue,
waa driving his car along Spruce
street at ID o'clock last night when
another car, on the wrong aide of
the road, forced him Into the ditch,
Itrolher-inlaw. . Mr. and Mrs. U?-lho reported to police. - Mr. Drake's
and Hanford. This Is Mr. Cray's 1 car waa damaged. , ... ,
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irol trt . - w. nuu i
........ ,Ua FAIintw, milnh n Ut.
he finds tne country mucn to nis
liking. He said that? he was Im
pressed first with the hospitality of
the people and with the tremend
ous amount of water. "It seems
like there Is enough water here for
the whale Pacific coast," ho said,
lie finds the scenary marvelous.
ami of b greener nature than In
I UNIUl UlU' V VVIIIIIIIMITU VII
the ulisence of the alien problem
here," ho Sttlff. Mr. Oray, who
made the trip by auto, Is a dlsr
rliile of Izauk Walton and Is look
ing forward to some interesting
fishing trips while in La Grande.
Alleiitlli'ii: Grund lxlire "
James Moss, of La Grande, is In
Medford this week attending the
sessions of the grund lodge of the
independent Order of Odd Fellows.
Mr. Moss is un offlclut delegate
from thu local organization and
hus been recommended, for the
ollico of district deputy, He ex
pects to visit with', relatives' the
numbers of the Oliver family In
i'ortland during his absence.
Improving Itapldlr
Miss Katharine Wlssler. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. O. Wlssler, Is
recovering nicely from a tonsil
operation which she underwent
Tuesday. ... .
.Miss Snook III
Miss Alice 8nook,
of the generul
delivery window at the post office
has been confined to her home on
account of illness.
AUend Funeral -
. -Gene Walker, of La Grande, at
tended the funeral of G. A. Cuspur,
which was held at Union yeaterduy
afternoon, ,
Choral Society 'Sis ;
The choral-society of the Luther-,
an church met last evening and
enrolled two-new members, Gene-;
viere Nelson..' alto, and J, G. Wit-'
singer, tenor. Plans were made
. .. .. ,. fnlu ... 1. 1 ..). la fn I ...
held at the Walter Pohrman home'i"n1 'quf ll"1'
on Juno .12. The society also de
cided last evening to purchase,
some new chairs for the choir.
Horn tVoiu Union ,
Dr. George Hoffman, formerly
of 1a Grande but now of Union,
was a visitor In this city yesterday.
Visiting in Portland '':'. .
Mrs. C. W. Erwln Is vlsltlng
with' relatives In Portland this
week.
PLANE SOARS
INTO FIFTH
DAY IN
CARKIM NAI'iD
ON STATE BOARD
Salem Paper Sees Possi
bility of Injunction Suit
to Quash Appointment'
SALEM, Ore., May SI AP)
The Capital Journal will say to
day that thore la possibility of an
Injunction suit against the state
board of control to quash the ap
pointment of John H. Carkln of
Medford as a member of the state
tax . commission provided by an
act or the 1929 legislature.
"The appointment of Carkln, an
nounced Wednesday by the state
board," the Journal wilt say, "Is
plainly contrary to advice con
tained In an opinion by Attorney
General. Van Winkle, written sev
eral weeks hro In reply to an lu
qulry by Governor Patterson when
Curkln's appointment was first un
der consideration Carkln's mem
bership on the board, unless sub
slut iu ted by an opinion of the
supreme court, will mean that
every act of the commission will
be in danger of attack In the
courts on grounds of Illegality. Van
Winkle's opinion is based on d de
cision of the Oregon supremo court
In the chhq of state ex rol. Smith
rvs, Kozer, which involved the stat
us of the supremo court Itself, the
question at Issue being whether
the court of seven justices consti
tuted seven offices or only one. The
court held that It was only 1 . one
office." t -
AIR
(Continued from Page 1) .
To VLsll Son
Murgaret Lovan and son,
left yesterday morning for
for
Bud
Cor-
An udditlunul hour
would set u new record. ;
Grangers Meet -
At Ladd Canyon;
Mr. Sayre Speaks
By Mrs. Cltarlea ti rawly .-
(Observer Correspondent)
LAUD CANYON (Special) The
Ladd Canyon Grangers had a very
profitable and enjoyable meeting
hut Tuesday evening. There were
more In attendance than there
have been for some time. K. A.
Sayre. . county school superintend
ent and Wray I-awrenee, county
agriculturist, were present and
both gave very interesting and in
structive talks. Mr. Sayro read
and explained several school laws
with which he said many people
were unfamiliar and Mr. l.aw
W -. ft. .J-fc I.
tMM NUN .
At the. horse show, an ugllo cow
girl rod beneath the horse, on the
i horse's neok and almost on his
tail. .
One ot. the ' party remarked:
"That's nothing., I did all of Unit
the first time 1 ever rode a horse, '
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' They were arguing as to whether
It -was correct to any of u hen
"she Is Bitling," or "she la setting."
"Tho question" said tho farmer,
"don't Interest me at all. Whnt 1
wants to know when I hear a hen
renca sDOke on profitable dairying! cackle Is whether she is laying or
and the eradication of squirrels. lying." . ..-
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Gekeler were
also In attendance, conducting two Wife: "Please match
very interesting cumesis. mi-s. i. or sllK for me before you come
W, Bates won the first prise and home.".
Miss Lola Banton, Mrs. C. Y. Beale j Husband: "At tho counter whore
and Mrs. Henry Counsell tied for tn0 sweet little blonde works? The
honors for tho prise In tho second ,' ane with tho soulful eyes and "
content, i During the business meet- wife: "No. You'ro too tired to
ing It was deemed to navo only ono ahop (or me after your day's work
meeting a month during the warm , i done,- dear. On second thought
weather instead of two as before. I won't trouble you."
The first Tuesday of each month j . , t .
oas chosen as tho meeting date j ItaruUrv llireo years old. vn
A committee, served refreshments aketl by her ilndily, trim liail Just
at tho close of the evening. ! relurnrtl from work, what kIio ImiiI
Mrs.. K, I.. Wilson returned homo . been tlollMt all day. '"(Hi," sio miin-
from Gooding. Idaho, Sunday even- . weretl, "Just setting Mother cnui'.'
ing wnore she naa spent a weeK
G. A. Caspar Is .
Laid to Rest At
Union Yesterday
By W. V. UONNAH, -V
(Observer 'Correspondent)
UNION, OKK, (HneClul)A('uli
ernl services,!?! Ckj,A'. L'uspor- who
died ut Hot jl,e --slonduy were
held at the Methodist church Wed
nesday afternoon. May ti. .The
Hev. H. C' I.e .preaching the. fun
eral sermon. jSelegatlons from, liuth
tho Odd fellows aiul the .W. . W.
lodges were' present' at tho service
i Contractor. Ord f(lne hus part of
I ho double tennis court cemented
at the city pnrk and ,lf present
weather conditions contlniM he will
have (ho court itady for .use. in
about another- oek.
Under the aiieolces of tho Union
Athletic nssochtton a play will be
tills pleca-IKlven at the high School gym r'rt-
ANNOINC-B Al'I'OIN raiBNTS .
KALKM. Ore.,' May 23 (AP) 1
Charles V. Galloway o( Portland,.
Karl Fisher of Salem and John
Curkln of Medford are the mem
bers of the new state super-tax
commission provided by 4he USD
legislature, with authority to cior
cise Jurisdiction over tax ques
tions throughout the stute. - -
Galloway for several years has
with her daughter. Mrs. Hoy Brown
and family. Mrs. Wilson uccom-
Mother (leolurlng Willy nfter
the company ' had gone).: "Don't
panted her daughter who hud been l you know the difference between
visiting here and hereon, Arthur i 'sufficient' and 'enough'?" - '
Wilson went after her. . J . I'Sure, Mother!'; , answered the.
. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph. Peebler boy. " 'Sufficient' la when a ful
and son.. Wayne, spent Sunday ut . low's mother thlnlts It's time for
Covo with relatives, . - '.him to sop oatlng dessert.. 'Enough
Mrs.'Gcorge Tllton is here fromV ? MIJ to.'!-;
her home In Lostlne visiting her! ;' r ,' "'" I
dttughtor. Mrs. Honry Counsell and I 1 ;loh ' where we can puti
friends. She plans on remaining : u" political speaker for the
until after . Memorial doy. Th. ' .;,tr . . . " j
throe oldest children of Wallace ' t Uo lwo"y,0 ttluy brlngHl
Spencer haver boon "with their -"to nvn- bu,nk- . : ' ' .. i
crandmotlier. Mrs. Tllton attend- t - r
dny night. May H, the proceeds to
be ustl In purl pnymcnt for tho
ceijicnt tennis oouris whlch nro be
ing placed In tho city pnrk. This
play, entitled "lllder Brother," was
given, hero a few years ago wilh
Clarence.. Rosownll and Miss Ior-
othy Cuhsmun taking the leading
roles and will ngnlx have tho same
two lends with Oral, James and
Loona Itosewell, ('cell Griggs,
und "Choppy" Johnson alro In the
east, carrying the other parts of the
play. When this drama, whs given
before! It wua rated us tho best
piny of its kind seen herb In years.'
und local, playgoers hro' anticipat
ing a real drumillc treat Friday
Might. . , -;;, 1J
The .continued' 'ornt' Weather
has caused th water Id Catherine
creek to steadily rise until It Is
flowing bank full and la places has
already overflowed In some places
out In the valley. Home fields a
few miles west of Union are near
ly covered with water now and un
less the weather . becomes a little
cooler within the next days serious
damage Is threatened.
An item in the Saturday Issue of
The Observer In the Union Items
which said tltut 8 pupils of the
Union schools took the eighth
grade examinations last week
should have roud 38 pupils.
: ltoy Titus was severely Injured
early Saturday morning In a log
ging camp at tho James DeVore
ranch cast of Union when a tall
Ing log caught htm, breaking i
bone In oue leg and Injuring tho
ankle -of the other leg. lie was
brought to Union for first aid then
taken to the hospital at Hot Luke.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Connor wore
hosts to about thirty members of
the eighth grade of the - local
schoolat the:r home In South
Union Saturday evening, May IS.
Tho young folk enjoyed a lawn
party ending with the serving of
lee cream and cako and the read
ing of a class poem and a prophecy
for the class. -v ,
John Miller will leave for Ash
land Monduy evening to represent
the locnl Odd Fellows lodge at the
state convention which meets In
southern Oregon this week, ; A. J,
Klllott also goes to the convention
Chaiiv
representing the Encamsnu ;
lodgo. and Cora Griggs ad Pea I
Shaw will be delegates from Moun
tain Gem Kebekah 'lodge, at te
meeting, - .
CIKton Baxter, who has " bean
doing ck-rlcul work In a lumber of
fice in La arande for the pest
year, announces that he has accepts
ed a position at the Hot Lake sanf'
torium and will begin work theTt
June 1. - : i- " . .('
City authorities have a notice tn :
a local paper to the effect that the
city ordinance prohibiting the pick
eting and turning loose stock tn tie
streets will be strictly enforced. t
While driving along tho highway
Just east of iJk Grande Monday '
Mrs. Zelphu Spencer met wltb. a
car accident which might easily,
have ended much more seriously
than It did. , , j;;
Greenwood and Shanks owners of
the Shsnks bakery and confection
ary, have bought out the Tobln
meat and grocery in North Union.
Tobln, former owner of, the mar
ket will locate In Portland,
(ft).
.1 U
Siiwiiiilfll
i
Across from Bohnenkamp'i ;-.'
Ing school -and Mr. Spencer, of "
la. 1 been connected with the Hlbernla . ", ," ,,m ,, ,i A
t, , . ,, ,. , ... . . . : Umatilla, brought the child
, bank of Portland. Prior to that M T , ,
.. ! hn wna utntn tuv pnnimliis'oner. I . ... . . . .
He fs
rhe cualuiner huvinff coiiKhod
: OX SWOM ATTKMIT
23 (AH) The monoplnne Three
Muuketeera circled over Imjw
land today In a ttccond uttempt
iD ......,iir,r, r a i"a00 houm or hut." huvins served foe 10 years. He is wh11. lh,lv .. ninU ti.i f... "I( wunt a mone-trap." he wild
III uc-c, " w to ovs.b..ul.. v. w. j .Jo .Ifiinnopiit iViuhnTf l thck nrPKOtlt "--" . ....... , .
few days. From Corvallls ' ' " P'co - "y.- u" t - ,", .m hi.eV: lu h,e'i: ' .' .' . . - ' ' " .""1..
Claude Beale returned home . e"- im a i,t m man
Monday night from Portland where tlr"i-
ren'and i loudly to signify his impullence, ut
ostlne, go- i ,lu,l atiructeu tne suopaeeper s at-
tr.tr nn tn I'mntlllu with hln ehllil. leiltlOll. .-.
they will drive to Klamath Falls "- B- Clarke, on leave from active j ""Je ti
whero Bud will spend the lummor. dm?' took off at 7:48:50 daylight I ved l
stute tax commissioner, having sor-
Prior to that he'
jtlme . lust niglit. Accompanying
111 at Her Homo ' ' .'"in was Aiurtin Jensen, noiacr 01
Mrs Pearl Koontz is ill at hcr'tbe unofficial solo endurance flight
i..)inc. She was reported to be bet-J record, und William Ulbrlch.
he
ter today. Kuth McCoughy Is tak
ing her pluco ut the Judge H. E.
Brady's office until Mrs. Koontz
is able to return.
Correction
A local newi
Item that appeared
HKKCKIj UOBMI.VG I'LAN'IO
NKW YOllK, May 23 (AP)
Refueling of a bombing phtno In
the ulr was demonstrated over the
city lust night. -
As ' thousands on tho streets
ncc 1922.
lived ut Albany and was for some
years ttsoeiviui ut ujuuij. lnarl
kin Is a veteran legislator and was ' ,
chairman of tho special legislative
drove Saturday with a truck
of -hogs. - He was accom-
-..paniea by tuck conley of covo. i
tax committee that sponsored moat ' . .,.. . .... .
f ti, ty hill, considered bv the lom "'V nJuro -in a irac or. ac- ,
., T .7 i . ,,,, .tcldent. Is nble to got around with
1929 legislature. Including tl . one . 6 crutches now. -
providing for the now tax comml.., . MM Blancne wh,.lnr clo80d ,
sion. no wus epuunet ut lite .,,,.,,,.,,, i,, ,, mi
house In I9H7. . ? lZX-&7r,Zriri:roUe
.The shopkeeper eyed him eooly.
"I regret, sir," he said, "that my
motistutrups are not guuruntecd to
cutch trulns,"
ATTOItMCY .MISSINO
niillnu-uv nnrl KIrIiop will KMV V,t nit wicii. ' cite itua uwiH Buuun.it , . ...
. .j . . . . . . . . ..... I j . . . . tiugit.tiir'.iuin'o aavs. .
In Tho Observer Tuesday stated 7 wutenea, a Buppiy snip matte live salaries of $4800 a year each. Car- o leucn again next year also. 1' ; . IJ ; ;-: '
KAN'FIIANCIHUO, May 23 (AP)
'evettlcd thut Juhn F. ITas-.
She ha been aeoored well known attorney, had been
thut C.- K. MucMarr of the Mac
Murr toroa was here from Bpo
kane. The name should have been
C. K. Mnrr. :
(io lo Wallowa Kuko
Mr. and Mrs. Itay Bolden. Dr.
",1111 mm. J. O. muivci txy, O.HV
iQllaiKHift Johnson, of Oraflno,
contacts with the army plane.
The reason -Three of her pupils wrote on tho ?
,.. ...... ai 'A.fThlh trrii,!.. nvmiilnnllnn-i lint huvn - Vhry CDjOyftlllB (lUtHMllK pUI'ty
mill. LUi'Kin win roneivu 1110 oiiiiiir " - . ii. , . i.i ,,i,a..u
-uifittuu nisi, twi mm iiit-niutno
' .. .1 ..c I...an. ....
Lit Xtf.t.V , Vli'il'k! TAU l,.."i1l'" 1 , . ......1 . iun.i iiiiit lixsarJ U'hpi Un- thnu nuuuml
OLD OKI-HARD BKACH, Mo.. tion aBalnst a .person bclnff np-lj Francis und Donovan Beale left ' un tt;:roWt I,,VItetI Kueats.
At..,, !t it ) A Mitii,iii!itin,,iiu i.., . rrt . i n imiiinfiiautiv niter uinnn rtrutnii inp
,.,uj -u , . puinteu tu w" uitit-u mu mimi; utj "
luko-off of two planes on transat-1 which hus been Increased by a. Hazelton, Idaho, where they will
lanlle flights, one bound for Homo legislature of which he- was a'.vl"" w,th relatives until Memorial
and thn'ttther l'u'rls. uimcared tn n,,.,iii,i- Thi.fri la i. lun nn inhlhl.. day.' ThoW' - acconinanlod... their
prosiiect today with announcement tlon against q jiiembcr osVthshM-Ura '"it'JSS&iiSjJ, ', !,
tnnt tne j'Teiivn piano uernuru-iui tature that created an omce Doing - "" ...wiwi" t wt.-i-,w-
Stoivs
MenV
Summer
Unions
Athletic Unions in all
styles 59 to 98t
Knit and Porous Knit
i , .Unions. V,
79 and 69",,.:
o
l.p,. .,,- In I .1 fliiinili. oat ftttHMirr
They made a trip to Waliowa-f would be brought here from lloose- uppolnted to servo In tho office, li"" ' '. ""re very pieanunity
lllK.
Lake yesterduy.
Jo to Cove j Meanwhile, departure of the
Kugone Cates, Unvld Kondrlck, munuplune Ureoll Flush for Borne
Harold :Rogers, George Moats, and : na3 been put over, at least until
I'Idward Rogers went to Cove last . tomorrow by stormy contllllpns
evening for a few hours visit. i.ncy,uvel. the Acluntlc.
rjvelt Field, N. V., fur Its flight to but Attorney Generul Van Winkle I entertained ut its last meeting by
'In., i.-. i, ,.,,ni . ,nfi ih.. th .nnni-.tuv.' Mrs. Peebler. Mrs. l.aura Bruden
I ... . . . . . . anil MM.' f 'Ivrln . tlrntt.lA r,ir.nlul,urf
coiuiiiission is noL a new utiiee, out ..--w ,.,
merely takes tho. place of -the old .the. entertainment. or. tho after
tax commission consisting of the'-noon In tho form of two contests,
governor, secretary of state and Mr' Atla- c,ark winning the prise
returned later in tho night..
Here From Anaheim, Cel.
II. A. Stevens, of Stevens and
Van Fncelen. is hero from Ana
helm, -Cal. He is here on
Hess for u few days. 1 -
Roger Q. Willlums, pilot of the
Rome-bound plane, und his navi
gator, Lewis A. Yancey, said they , tux commissioner.
" would not permit the coming of the
, r renenitieii to stuinir?uu mum niu
oust- I
Hern on Riislneas ' -
Mr. and Mrs. John Howard, of
Pendleton, who came to La Orande
on business, have returned to Pen
Here From Miirshflehl
Wanda Goble, of Marshfleld,
Ore., Is In m Grande, visiting har
father, A. M. Goble.
U'liini Welscr
m Mr. and Mrs. ft. C. Barrle were
here rroui Welser. They attended
the Casper funeral ut Union yes
terday und left this afternoon.
Hero on Business
Robert Maxwell, of Baker, Is In
l.a Grande. He Is here on busi
ness und will be hero a day or two.
(itilug to SMkaiic '
Mrs. P. Gilbert left last even
ing for Spokane. She has been
visiting ut the. home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank King of May Park, for
the past four months. .
titling lo Wi'iidell, Ida.
I. W. Karsens. the prlnlctpal of
the hlKh School at Flora, Ore., left
here last evening for Wendell,
Ida, - ' -
husty takeoff In the face of ud-
verse weather reports.
75 STUDENTS
, ARE HONORED
AT BANQUET
Continued from Pag 1)
state treasurer as ex-officlo mem-i ,n ono unl Mrs- Klllott Austin in
bers, the fourth member being tho th other- Mm. Clark' re-tent ly
secretary who is designated as state if became a members bf the' club.
Airs. Aiex i' urbason anu ivirs. ituy
AlunscU's names wero drawn to
conduct tho contests at the next
meeting which will be a week Inter
than usual as the regular meeting'
date falls on Decoration day. It
will be at tho home of Mrs. Krank
! Poole, Mrs. Feebler served a nice
luncheon to her guests.
The Ladd Canyon grangers had
6-Year-01d Boy
On Trial Today
In Murder Case
rAINTSVII.LE, Ky., May J3
(A1J) Carl Newton, six and a half :
years old, went on trial today for
the murder of his eight-year-old
athletics, drama, glee club, etc. t playmate. Cceil Van Hoosc. laugh
The thirteen who also rnado ing with his little friends who sur
scholastic honors follow: Maurlco rounded him, he apparently did
Baker, Effie Hlanchanl, Javfd not realUe he la being tried on a
CoUghenower, Velva Cantrell, Kuth , serious charge.
Dui land, Kmnklyn Eherhard. l.ay- According to Carl's story of the
ton Graham, Miriam Hanna.Kdwin shooting. It was a ease of the big
Kirby, Nylic Lewis, HIIss Leslie,
Edith Moser and Jennie Nielsen.
The other honor students pres
ent last night were: Uuth Smalley,
Winifred Smith. Delia Snyder, The
resa Tabor, . Cleland Wallslnger,
Harmon Wolfe, Mildred French,
Mildred Standlcy. Howard Sargent,
Maxine McNeil Mux McMillan. KU
boy who took something away
from the little boy. The two were
seeking scrap Iron to sell and Carl
had found the prize piece of the
hunt. Cecil, Carl said, tried to
take It. away from him, and suc
ceeded, being older and stronger.
The younger boy then Is said to
have gone Into tho house, obtained
Home l-'ront HitiitiiigUHi
Mrs. E. JacolMon was In Hunt
ItiKton yesterday, returning last
I'venlng ta La Grunde. "
.Mi-s. J. Mack, of Enterprise, left
l:it evening for Plains. Mont. She
expects to tnake her home there.
Hero I'Yom Kaim'ln
Mrs. W -M. Welse from Kame
la. was visiting at the home of A.
Arnetts yesterday. She left laat
evening.
Ilrro From IVihIIcIoii
Mrs. K. C. Pliicker, of Pendle
ton, spent ytterday In la Grande.
She returned to her home last
evening.
Il.re Shopping
Mrs. W. E. Evans was In La
Omnde yesterday shopping, return
ing home In tho evening.
Mr. and Mm It. K. Davis, of
Koine, were visitors here yester
day. They left this morning.
nice Gray, Margaret, jjounan, hjH fathers shotgun and killed his
ranees Clay, Chnmp Honu, Mario playmate. How ttio boy, who Is
the huso of an average six-your-olU,
ever held the heavy gun to shoot
ft Is unknown. The charge struck
Cecil in tho head and he died later.
When the trial opened today the
defense, evidently fearing that the
judge planned to send tho boy to
reform school, demanded a Jury
trial. The -demand was granted
and the selection of a Jury com
pleted. The exumlnlng of witnesses
for the' prosecution took up most
of the morning. .
Baxter. Ida Nebeker, Luuoru
Laughlln. Mary Gould Parsons,
Juanita Shanks, Cecil Stuart. Wal
ter Brookiing and Jane Stange.
PREPARATION FOR
PEACE URGED BY
FREDERICK LIBBY
(Continued from Pag 1)
program," he emphasized. The
second step would be naval agree
ment with England und the third,
ratification without reservations
of the Pan-American arbitration
treaty which was signed In January
In behalf of the United Mates by
Hughes and Kellogg, he said. The
fourth step. Mr. I.lbby asserted,
would be a declaration of policy to
back up the peace pact at least to
the extent of forbidding the export
of arms to nations that break the
pact.
In his statements he said that
"reduction of armaments and the
transformation to police forces will
be the acid test of the sincerity of
the nations in tho promotion of
peace."
.MANY K.NTIIANTS
NKW TOHK. May S (Al'l
H. H. Ramsay, chairman of the
championship committee of the
Vnlted Ktates Golf asKOeiatlon. an
nounced today that 1.001 entries
Very III were filed for the J3rd competition
Mrs. 1. W. Heck, residing on 1 for the open golf championship or
I . . . . . . i u. ..... . i-.iHm rlfMeil
" w?- " reported as wiin. . - K u ,,,. lmuleM In st pub-
' " " There were 1 6I enrles for the He auction the ninth property of
Here From PontllcUm !,: championship. , hi- frlr-ttd. former rretary Kail.
lol.d Oliver, if Pendleton. ra, guallfy.ng round, .III be played Mr- ' "heny tjeems to hat. been
in U Grande yesterday. June 1m over 1 courses. ' ' ' " HanssMu.. -
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. XfcJW YORK. Iuy 1'J (Al')
Frederick Beers, formerly vice
president, has been elected presi
dent and a director of the National
H.ocuit company, .succeeding Kuy
K. Tumllnson, who becomes chair
man of the board of directors.
FINDS S.-.O.OOO MOCK LACK
ItKOOINCl. Oil., May 21 AIM
'. heedure Bridge, retired miner,
told of rinding a ISO.OVO pesr neck-litt-e
in Han Kmuciseco Katurdayi
Uri'lr,e said he thought It was
worth little and took it home with
Itftti. The string was lost by Mrs.
.Maurice Hchweltzer of Han Fran-
Isto. .
WE BUY FOR T ESS
E SELL FOR JL ESS
DRESS TROUSERS
KpletHlltl sortmcnt of altrnv
lively NniMlietl lni Irouyvra
In OamhiH'rPM, WorstiHltf, - nnd
Clieiiots. I'UH'y KtrliMil , nnd
plnln tlQ;rt4 - i
$2.05 3.45 to $4.95
WORK PANTS '
Heavy IVHtumatlfH, (loud filling,
Full Cut. ) j I ,
; , $1.50 V !
M"ltklns
$1.75
I KliaklH
; 08
Destroyers of HlKh Price
m:. ' ' '' J A 100 Talking, k-&
SHr' x Sensation ...,. ;- RJ
KinatoWn 1
Nkhts"
fS The Thrill ; of a Tong War as it fcS
I L J really is See the Big White Boss yNJ
! O (WALLACE BERRY) rule China- , Li
! rVj town and FLORENCE VIDOR fiOj
I r3l ' woman in the case EVery Char- jyj
RC . '. ALL TALKING COMEDY ,.. hJy
I SBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSTSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSlSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSrSS
I
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w
Insurance
iHlMMsalltrtrilakst-
iwksMitttra;
if talsk JM 4a f anosf
sanhbayaM;!
flMfs tlAa Mi OTtA
iYaillll
"toe
There Is no substitute '.
'' for cream of tartar
. for fine baking
Cream of tartar b costly ao 'some baklof
' powders contald only eubitltutei. Any
baking powder will do an accepUble Job.
But ask any domeatlo aclence teacher which
ta wisest to use. Aak your doctor. Aak ,
any pure food department . ' ..
4
till lift Hi JL .Ulitli
' : Caffe.
.81 Ei tracts
4
3
fffjfew i(iiu h .ut .AuHl K)S taitrtlw
75 - 1
In Uevember - I'refldent anil
Mrti. Hoover will eiitertuln the
nifiiiljirii of the cabinet and their
wlvp. In the light of prcnent no
dal anienitieM In the capital, we
run only recommend thut freart
dent Hoover hrinj? on At Capone
to Ket this thing MtralRhtenf"! out.
Ten Years
Ago Today
. Ir. Ifarrr Ibiuvy rf timed
itriiie frtim M-rvlee In I'm mt.
Doctoiu, lawyers, mei-ch-anta,
chiefti, rich men,
poor men, women, chil
dren, everybody likes
HAZEL.WOOD ICE
CREAM
Tim ultl reliable "gtMtl
tatlins hlml.
Imlj- at
L&L Drug Co.
' AnnaQ.Nilsson
in f BO i Coloisufof Sea Thriller
ESQ
I'illiige und .
Plunder . . .
. Duns und Glory
. . . Hell and
Heroism ...
on the Flaine
Shcetetl Uum
Frontier!
Also Comedy
'Sword rointa'
and
SlKJitlifes
Ijmt Showing
Ttxlay
Milton Sills
in
"I,0VU
und the
DEVIL"
They are wearing
socks with smaller
designs on Bond
Street and Fifth
Avenue . . . simi
lar to this new
1Toli:ijiooi
, . Sock
It M
Vine cross stripes result in a smart check'
pattern of the smaller variety in a pleasing
combination of colors. This Amaflecce and
Rayon sock comes in such background
colors as Beige, Broifn, Camel, Blue, Qray,
and Maroon. In sites Q't to 12. And sells
for only 50c per pair.
1
! See our new slmnx eiillfcf inn of
Hneiroos tmluy. They range
from 50c to $j.oo .
, -..oar. ivisv 'V