La Grande evening observer., May 27, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Monday, May 27, 1929 - '
Local News In Brief
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Sjoy Trill
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,' LA GRANDE. ORB.:
i to Iittki
Mr. and Min. uve Hunford and
fx. W. H. Sufford, of La Grande,
Mr. una Aire, aierie umy, oc
Jose, Cul.. who ure vbsitlng
. wero; guests at the Wurd W.
Have Now Iiuy
Mr. and Mrs. N. Newel, of Baker,
Guardsmen Are
Preparing For
Field Training
LOCAL GOLF
TEAM WINNER
IN TOURNEY
(Continued from Pago 1)
Company E. IS Oth Infantry, the
La Qranile unit of the Oregon na
tional ituartl, will begin prepare'
are proud parents of a seven and , ,h ., .-.,,,
throe quart pound boy. born at ,ne reBular dpU, perlo(l tonlBht
naiuruay evening, -rticy nantea uv
uieir uiuu nun ueaue urourKe. earn,
! point; Charles IteynoHls, low med
al score; Elmor Stoddard, second
low. .
Wallu Wullu: Mr. Payne, high
point, with S6lfc, und low niedul
Wllllum ltarclay, second low.
Ilolse: W. 1,. Itaker. both. high
point, with 85V and low medul
score; -Sam. l.unc, second low.
ill of snow t Sunday, about two La Grande, Is staying with her;. ,.Kunrt. hnv ,,.,,,, I., ,,, I Pendleton: A. H. While. hlKh
lies fallliiK ut the luke. Mrs. daughter In Bulter for a few days. I cleaning and prossing of all unl- uu,Ml' w,,n "'4: " Howman. low
1 ; I forms before leaving for camp to-.ui. .", .. vt','f
nu f.,....!.,.. l.'.-A,.l.... that nil monilinrM rtf t),n mmnHnv . lOW.
M w .. m v invMlg j , i iiiiih i ... ......,-....,
The W. B. A. will have a brief ' 'eel a personal pride in the
Sending: Dollar BUI Out Of City ,
Cuts Down Efficiency in La Grande
thorough chocking of equip
ment and the fit and condition of
Iwler cabin at Wallowa lake yea- Newel was formerly Veva White of i unifo,.,,,- appoint n tn thtnt w a
fday. The Grays saw tlwlr first I La Grande. Mrs. Leslie White, of B"an. ttOTOrdlnB 10 W W. A. (
bwler said this morning that the
ftiuls, clear to the heud of the
Uiu, wore in excellent condition,
jravcl that has boon ' put on tho
ada have practical ry done away
ith slippery 'conditions, even dur-
g rums, sne sum.
Meet I land
When tho Albany, Ore., high
huol band wines through La
Imnde on thp 6:30 o'clock train
(night, tluf Htudents of 1-a Grande
iKii school win meet tne train to
clconie the musicians on their
;ty homo from the national tourn-
virni in ut'nver, ine stuaenia
fcr'&lvo echool yells, etc., and it la
gMKCted that the band w'ill play a
K'CIIUII Ul IW u.
bUHint'Hs meeting tomorrow even
ing at 7 o'clock in the Odd Fellows
hall . This will bo followed at 8
o'clock by a benefit card party and
lunch to which tho public Is Invit
Hew from Imbler
Mi and Mrs. James King, of Im
bler, were visiting hero yesterday.
They have both been teaching
school at Imbler and plan to move
to La Grande for the summer.
linker: Dr. t'ulc mul 11, It. Muck.
snappy appearance of tho orsanlsa- I tie for mh no,nt with 6a wlch;, 1)r'
tlon when it entrains for Camp ",w n
Clatsop two weeks from tomorrow . chul, ,ow
night. j The silver loving cup was award-
. Four recruits aro needed to ro-' cU to h ' Grande twann
place out-of-town members of the I Trbu-a were furnished by the fol
coinuany and brln it uu to full ' lowing: Ihiited Rtate National
it ii Si'i'vico i: mi ins
The U. S. civil tiurvicu comnils
on has announced open compett
ve examination! for the position
i guard, at u salary of U4u to j
1 stiu. applications to close Juno
1. The examination is to fill vu-
iidirk'H occurring in tho eleventh)
Going to I OK Ange
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1). So miner left
Kiifiirfltiv vnlni? for l.nit AniFoloH.
They, are driving by way of Port-1 PunV befoer final camp organiza
land and will attend a Masonic con--lio" announced. -
strength, Capt. Bean said.
A complete supply of dishes havu
been ordered to be delivered at
camp so this year there will be no
Individual washing of mess kits
after each meal.
Several vacancies In tho non
commissioned officer grades will
bo filled by competitive examina
tions of the members of tho com
(Ktn
Ktrrscr none if touts
-WOULD THINK
bunk, Iji Grande National bunk,
N. K. Wett, Inc.: Hills Ihpartimnt
store: Hed Crops Drug store: W.
K. Gilberts, Inc.; Lniisou Chvro-'
let Motor comapny; Terkins Motor
company, Sacajauea Inn and 1&
Qrunde hotel.
Tho individual wores follow: !
LaI
29, F. W, Mloeart)
! swow, ' v i . .
Hero's something that cannot be
'beat, . ; :, -This
bill's the one I got for wheat."
Ho hums - u couple of cheerful
tunes
who are deserving of it. despite And gues und buys a lot more
the fact thut very freimently the 1 prunes
people who ask for the most credit , (Copyright, 11
are those who havo bought - tho
most out of town. Vit Is unfair-to
the la Grande nietvhuut, and alsi
to tho city, for nloaa a town's
business thrives and Us meivhituts
prosper tho town cannot grow aa
It hould.u , . i
VHeal cities ar not Jnade by
apathetic extsivntte In them. Thev
are not built by JiIauhIch or Vuiu
ous com(etUloTi1Jl'OHl'ul',tv -nd
hnpplm-KS are thfrfrUils of a con
structive spirit tho roHulr1 ::; of
everyone making- towards tho Hamv
end no- dodging a fitting resipon
Nlblllty. ThepersiHtent activity of
hulf a dosen unseltish men, bucked
Dance Pavilion
Burns; Loss Is
About $3,500.00
litt (ramie
vention in Los Angeles.
t
(io to Walla Walla
Mrs. Jack Hiatt, David and Bar
bara Ulutt. Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Trollingcr. and .daughter. Hazel
Jean, went to Wullu Walla yester-
They returned last evening.!
l.slrici. r uruier iniormaiion may iiv
uitiuiiieu iruni u. aiacKay, i .
iotal civil Bcrvlce board secrutary. Maklnir IVIll to Washliutlmi
LA GRANDE NOSES
OUT ENTERPRISE
IN TENTH INNING
:, (Continued from Page 1)
ay at t'ove
Mr. and Mrs,
lla Doty and duughler, Mabel.
Jillss Mae SteUlns, Miss Alice Kllp-
1 and Mr. und Mrs. Krnest Bur
tt drovo'to Vve yesterday and
lent thel day at the home of Mrs.
.uu rayne.
Mr. and Mrs. J.
1 Saturday morning
C. Kolley left
I host to Baker and Knterprlse will
'meet the league leaders.
for a
10,1 Kti.ll,'nu klra I., ' 1-1
Hylvester, 3b
'LaOrando ;....AB It II l'O A
Reynolds
SI iidd I'll .
Murphy ..
l'erklns ....
It Is really surpiinlng to me."
suld "BIM" Dollar, "to find out
how good nutured the merchants
of La Urande.ean be In spite of
the many annoying business trans
actions that come to their atten
tion from time to time."
Keore Points . "There are some peoplo who go
' l M. and J. Q. (lllmore.' owners
of the Kontunelle daneo hall, utmut
a mile and a half this Hide of Un
ion, aro at a loss to determine the
orlKln of tho five which completely
destroyed the daneo luivlllon Sat-
lii'iluv nluht. TtinvA liiul linen 11
'by Ideas, van raise a city from tho dance there curlier In tho evening.
' - 'V 1 . . - Ihut. It is asserted, every precaution
-Tho foll..wli.B Jutmlo from one ,1(.(n lakln th)) fr(,a )n
..f ,the service nu.Kaslnes curies alho wn tovM am, 0,Hn thc Kua0.
una inouKnt n .ti ,is niy cur. ,eu (.h1 hcton tMU ,,, wu .
,V,V,: , ' '1 ' , "i , ' I closed for the nlKht. I
The farmer sells a1 load of wheat,! , lt mJ I
and1 1 ire wus discovered snoriiy oe-
i foro inldnluht. hut by tho ttnie of
1 1ts discovery tho biilldlnu was
G Lnriuon ...
6 Crowe
7 Ianser ...
8 Kreos
9 iSurbilek
IV Cumiihell
107
171
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173
180
192
192
.......it4
..'....HID
200 .
88 to distant cities and make Import-
Si H nut purchases of clothliiK und home
lulty l'llrnlshlnKs, wiille others send hy
!)7H mull for their needs, but when they
iiiiiii; irtiiii .tihuiii
f V Justin Smith, u juni
Vollei;o ' of - Osteopath;
Hoines, Iowa, Is home.
They will bo gono a few days.
Siokke. lb
Moore, cf
McKcnnon, s ...
Alexander, rf ...
Uurity. If ..
Murchlson, c ...
Duff, p
It-rt fur Walla Wnlla
Mabel Sliacfcr left lust ovcninB
for Walla Wullu. Wash. Kho spent
Sunday visiting her folks, Mr. and
Ml, a. M. f.nl.li.
lome rroin ."vhish
nior at Still Gohnr tu Itaker
patny at Des Members of tho Kastorn Star of
Mr. Smith 41, nllv i,,n ilrlvlm. In Mi,lf..f tn
arrived In Iji Grande Saturday ' visit tliu Esther t.'haotm- No. 11 of - Knlerprlse
i vcnliiK to spend the summer with tho KuHtcrn Slur there. . - illcCubhln, c
his folks, Mr. und Mrs. M. A, I . ' Culllnsswurtli
Sinith. Wrivo to linker i Payne, lb ....
Mr. und Mrs. David Stoddard .Whitman, 3b
drovn to linker vpHterilitv In snend t-Obb, f
lauBhtcr tho day visiting. They returned. Collingsworth
iiiyui, ri
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llSlihy Daughter Horn
An eight pound baby
was born to Mr. and Mrs. K. 1. Kd-aBt ovoning.
wiirus, oi i'ennsyivania ave
nue, yesterday at the Dr. Wonder
lick 'hospital. Iloth mother and
daughter are getting ulong nicely.
Homo from I'orllaud
.Mr. and Mrs. Jay Mlllering and
daughter Nancy returned to.,l.a
"rondo lust evening. They havo
been in I'ortlum! where Mr. Miller
lug has been ill at tho Veterans
hospital.
Homo from Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Audmcr Pluyle re
turned to li Orando yesterday.
They havo been in Portland for tho
past few days.
McUarry, 2b
Hopkins, p ...
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8 4
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cf 4
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33 2
1 II 3
0 o' 3
2 13 ' 1
; 1 0 V
10 4
2 10:
.2 3 0
3 ' 0 0
1 Oil
12 30 SS'
. II l'O A
011 1
0. 1 2
0 D O
0 9 0
0 2 0
1 10
0 0 0
12 2
118
3 30 10
1 Payne .,.
2 ltarclay ;
3 Smith -
4 Cox ...:.:.'...
G ltllodes ......
6 OHlikci'
7 McLaughlin
8 llnwman ..
9 Whitney
10 Toner ..
Walla Walla .
.......170 ,
178
......185
187
....18U
......in
192
i :i 3 '
.. 195
....205
lkii.se
1 itaker 1118
2 lane ;.....18l
3 Mendrnhiill 180
4 Scnger 189
C Curler
6 Davidson .
7 Hogers
8 Hoherlsou
9 JanMsen
.10 Scutt
...197
...197
...197
...197
...199
...200
Pendleton
lluwnian ..
L. llamley
llmiavan
While
llnnd
Jauneey
Schiller
lleckwllh
Uinipkli-
lcie from Wullu Walla
Home runs: McKcnnon. Three-:
base hits: Murchlson. Double
Visiting at North Powder I Pluys:,, i Du.ff to . McKennon-' to?
1UIH. wumiic. Jvuuuiua la VUIUIIK wiuc u,,uvn uu,. yy wuu , uj . - . . .. . '
Mr. und Mis. Chris Johnson at' Hopkins 7; Sacrifice hits: Syl-!." J" . 1 ,.
North Powder,-' She will be away . vested Taylor. Stolen bases: Syl
uhout a weck. - '-. . . jvester; Alexander, (lurlty, E.Col-
i iiiiuBwoi ini
179
1811
183
189
19IS
197
201
205
203;
220
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T-"1' uni1 A'- Charles Cohasan, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McKenney, of . UAKKIt LOSK8 AGAIN
Martha and IVnrl Ogles aitd l.u- Baker, were here yesterday. . -U'hoy J- BAKKlt, -Orb., Alay 1 (HpeclnlH
elHo Kkhii, of Walla Walla, spent snent tho duy with J. L. Hadden Tho I'endleton HuekurouH nun.' I
Sunday at tho home of Mr. and umi left last evening,
ivu-H. a. m. uooie. xney ieit iasc
evening
Jlctnia to I'ortlaml
Mr. and Mr W. W. Baxter re
turned last evt-nlnff to their homo
In I'ortlaml after having been
Now Front
Tho Turin Is tearing off the pres
ent store front and a new one will
bo Installed by W. Vedder, contractor.
MuestH over Kumluy at tho homo of jero from I'eiHllctou ' ! '
Mr. and Mrs. William 13. Miller. Klmer J. 1'ozegar, of Pendleton,
arrived In La Grande Saturday double plays
aU.-ii.i . evening 10 spenu iuu wueneiiu viaii-
Mrs. I. I. Johnston, of 1315 X jng friends.
avenue, wno unuerwent a major i
tinned no re nly on their way to
ward the llfL'H Ltltio Mountain
tongue eliamjitonshli) by nosing out
tho I3aker team here yesterday
b In 3. J'niwllninn tm.l n ut-1v
M.....i.r i. . doling
first, second, fourth and fifth inn
ings. Baker seored In the fifth,
seventh and ninth. Tho l'endlf
tmi infield combined to make three
linker
1 ato :i 1!I5
2 atutchell
3 BurelittJirf.-?.'.'! 'JO 1
4 A. Fuehs ....;..'.aB'
u ijui'ion ..,.t.h.....r...zn.
7 Mark 210
8 Gilbert X
0 M. Fuehs H8
1H Howard 108
11 II. Ityder Hiii
12 Young 109
13 Stoddard 112
02 'find they are In need of some
83 trifling urtlelo. in a. hurry they
80 jiuth down to the home store and
72 . jilf-niand that It bo HUi)led to, them
,,7S vmstuntly and then blamo the store
75 . If lt does' not have Just what they
. want .. ' . - , ...
lot Vj! ."They." c.Npect those Istorctt ito
80 keep-Htueked up all of .tho. tliuo
75 , with a largo variety of goodH," con-
82; ,i(tliiuec."UIU,r-lonur, "yet th,t'M will
72 , , not help to supply the' all around
,. 7 imU'omige wnlch Is the only, bawls
7(1 tow keeping such a general stock "
i- "lt Itf a tremondoiia cbY(!nienco"
GSMi and advantage to have a fine gioiu
CG .of retail stores hucIi as In Orando
possesses, ' Such . establlshmentH
85 furnish a community with sources
79 :of supply that deal all over the
lid world. A good store supplies the
80 1 , comforts und esKcntlals of clvlll-
72 nation, and It is a wonderful bene
71 '.fit to havo It close by where you
71 -can call .on Its servlco at any mo
C4 Vi ment mid- get Its supplies and its
OH ndviee."
75 j "lint poople cannot hupo to have
the kind of stores thut La Grande
l8 is entitled to ono the basis of Its
74 population and wealth, If they are
73 constantly running to or sending to
77 other places to buy goods. Unless
&7 they glyor jLheir putronngo to their
77 Htoros, tho honre Htures cannot
B'A hope1 to Vservo them efficiently. ,
63 .. "it Is well for tho people of Iai
fl0 .;'c;nthdo to remeniber that the hume
G 1 hi ores and the -men and. women
;: whufbwn and operate them, aro a
EH . 1 trenwndouH force- working all of
And all the world grows fair
sweet; , -
lla lintiiu khiiiiIa .if r-lintit'filt Iihihn
And pays tho Krcer Mr his prunes. ! ,"B!' of flumes d with no nppara-
Tho (trocer, who has had thc lilues, I'"" . . ,. '
Now bnvs His wit., a i.alr of siloes: !d""J to save anylhliiB of the build-
MM,
dou&lb Acncrt
Thea la Um tw
Oamo Prlco
for over 38 Vot
. Ue Uu thiui of - ,
hitfh friced btmndM
MILLIONS OF POUNDS Uttt
BY OUR QOVKRNMSNT
Ing. Kmbers were still smoking
at noon yesterdny. i
Tho building was erected Into
last fail, was a rather commodious
Ktructure. qulto suliHtantlally built.
The loss Ih given today ns 3G0U
only tartly covered by Insuranco :
. ono of the K. o. I; & 1. com
pany'H poles was burned down dur
ing the fire and a crew of work
men was Immediately rushed to
the Ncenij from' J-a 'tlrando. Tho
ropalrti ifcer- romph'ied by 11:08
Ybu'd hotter take a trip out west;' o'clock yesterday morning after,
And In 'a couple of days the frau; several hours of continuous Work,
lit on tho farm Of Joshua Howe, Si-rvlco In La Grundo was not iu
who takes the bill and says, "I terrupted.
The ten the shoemau thinks Uod
sent. -' - .
And runs and pays It on tho rent.
Next day tho rent man .bauds tho
bill . . . .
TO Uoctor Carver lor a pill.
And Doctor CayVer lulls his frau
Ttuit liuslness 1 Inrovlng .now.
And cheors hor pp and say, "My
dear, j . 1 . 'Jt ',
You've been quite feeblo ioVa year,"
I'iu. thinking you should take,' A
rest,
BiiVj tho trifle, tu nrpvldo La Grande
58 V , with all fotWol-modern equlp
40 ment: to improve Its olvlo advant
ages and to advance lt prosperity.
When you support them you back
up and help La Orando."
"Tho homo sloro is tho one that
Is expected to extent credit to those
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operation nt tho Dr. Wonderllck -j cnt to lluiitliigloii
hospital about 10 days ago, left for
her home yesterday.
Gmii to Portland
G. (, Mucslcy left for Portland
tasty Saturday evening. . He has
been hero on business since Thursday.
Dallas Green went to Hunting
ton on business, returning Sunday
evening.
Box Si"oro
Veiling front Klgln - .
Mis Uosu Marie Huzen, of Kl
fcin. spent the weekend with l'a
urifia Leonard. Miss Hasten camo
to La Grande Saturday evening.
On Vacation .
Mr niul Mm. M. T- NelHon left
yesterday for a trip to Portland and 'Meyern
Seattle. They may go to Victoria
und return In about a week.
Pendleton
yuinn. cf ....
Garrett, m
"Walters, lb
Cook, 3b ....
King, 2b
Olnon, rf
Hargett, If ..
HoHklns, c ..
P
Hakcr
Mann, 2b
Ja'ymon, 3b
Cook, lb
Saunders, c
Going to Virginia
I'Yancis Day, of Knterprlse, was
In this city Saturday. Miss Day Is
making a trip to Hopewell, Vlr-
- - ; '
Jlcrc Shopping
Mrs. .John Heath, of Kamela, wua
in La Grande Saturday shopping.
Mrs. Heath left for Iut liumu Sat
urday evening.
Home from School
Kormit Davis arrived In this city
KnlMfflMv nvrninir. Mi. DuvIh has JJl'OAVn
been- attending school In DcSi'Irtiam, If
Moines, Iowa.
Going to Portland-
Mr .and Mrs, K, A.-Horstmau
hft Suturtlay evening for Portland
!' spend tho weekend visiting rela
te cs. I
Hero from Knterpris
Ployd Wntts, of Knterprlse, was
In Ijl Grande Saturday. Mr. Watts
v.as here on business and loft Sat
urday evening.
Homo from Kitgciie
Miss Wilma Gaskill returned re
cently from Kugene, where she has Pendleton:
Drake, rf
Turner, cf 3
ilrauer, p , 3
Score by Innings
It H PO A 15
0 0 0 0 0
2 3 0 G 1 '
0 110 2 3
0 112 0.
0-18 0 JO
1 1 0 0 0
2 1 0 0 0 ,
0 1 1 4 0,
0 3 7 2 II
U H PO A K
0 113 0
1 1 0:4-1
0 0 18 2 0
11 U 4 0
0 12 6 1
0 0!0 0 0
110 0 1
0 2 0 0 0.
o on o o I
'Anger Worth While
A lll(le linger now mid lltcn Is
roll mI ied by the best mid simple!
of men, psM'cinlt,v If It Inkes itie
form of imllmiiiilon over wrongK.
I he unfairness, mennnoss of nlh
era. J'luis C'lmrlefi Dickens was In
tt nr-rpoimilty hnllj:;iiint kIiiIp of
intnd nvor I he wrongs or tho poor,
nnd not only (he poor hut Dickens
bcuofllert from ft.
been visiting friends.
Hero from Joseph
AUco and Mary Hrandon, of Jo
seph, were In la Grande yesterday.
Ituns 110 110 010
lilts ,....v-22U 210 131
Baker:
Ituns ooo 010 101
Hits ..'...;a...,..:. j201 020 2or
Summary: Two-base hits: Cook,
Wullers and Cook Three - base
hits: Hrown, Drake and Meyers,
C.iilng to I laker
VK. Ittism-H Srott is having today
(Tor Itaker. He will also be there
tomorrow in connection with boy
srout activities.
Yii-hfng in I iiIoii
Mr. and Mrs. Jtck Handcrhan
and dnughter, Lcnore. were visi
tors in L'nion und La Grando Sut-urduy.
Going to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. L. C Cochran left
fr Portland Saturday evening.
Tlu-y have been in this city for a
short trip.
Go To Portland-
Mr. nd Mrs. It.
L. Ueynaod left
ENFIRCEMENT OF
LAW CRISIS SEEN
BY PRESBYTERIANS
(Continued from Tage 1)
.. . ' j tne (iran'M uoimo river
Sunday mornlnir tor 1'ortlund on a lc ,,ark , n.mory
'"tslnew trip. Tl y ejpect to ro-jHri, of w.inl wno hav
torn Tuesday evening.
t.olnc l IV tulH'lim
Mrs. John Morris left Saturday
rveniiiir tor IVnillpton. She is so
big lor medical care.
Urrv for Wit i
.T 5lrs- James K. -Morelock is vlslt
liur at the homo of her daughter,
lira. J. I". .M ,.i',' ItKk.
Hero rrom lloLso
Mr lm M U ltrnu-m.ll f
lloise, were In Ia Grande Uunduy. I Double pays: Clarrett to King to
i Walters, Meyers to Klny to Wal-
CHURCHES OBSERVE ,. Clarrett to King to Walters.
MEMORIAL SUNDAY
mon, Cook and Hrauer; by Ilrauer:
- IWuterH twice, liases on balls: off
(ContinufcO from Page 1) hjeyi-ni: Cook; off Hrauer, Olson.
, ll-..r,rw-oll-ift on buses: Baker three, Pen-
"The only debt Ibis nation never :dleton nine. Time of gumo two
can pay Is her debt to her old sold-'hours and five minute. Umplro,
ieru." "In a little measure wo will .Whipple.
do for these boyn as we strew their
grave, probably om voice from
the grave will say 'Do not forget
and can we say, 'God Willing, wo
will remember.' "
Other features at the service yes
terday at tho Methodist, church r
were the reading of thc Gettysburg
ndflrens by Miss Mary Lou Piper,
prayer by chaplain Oliver of the
G. A. It. ond two special musical
numbers "iord. Hear Our Prayer'
hy tho choir and a male qunrtct
"Where Arc Tho Hoys Of The Old
IJrlgado?" by Sherwood Williams.
W. W. Nusbamn, Paul Knuutr
and Harvey Curler.
Yesterday afternoon, a short
.nervice was held ut the bridge over
the Grande ltonde river, near lilv-
of the ai!
e lost their
life. Thin n a ritualistic servico
put on by the W. Jt. C. and Mas
attended by 1a Grande citlsena
Itev. Vernon Hall assisted by of
fer hi g prayer.
Memorial servicon were alno held
ut many of the other La Grande
churches yesterday.
Itll Curare unnrnw W II
r w K m - -
Across rrom. Jionnenkamp'a , fil s . vmiem
ooo at -rrvcrir- B it I V " A
n. mm miMiwwwin l& . v t
4vtkm
M.' Waolcrf
emergency national service com -uilwlon
created "when tho world
war burst upon us." This group
would havo the two fold duty, of,
flrot, giving encouragement to
President Hoover in carrying out
the policies "he has so courageous
ly announced In behalf of the ob
servance and enforcement of law,"
anil ifecondly "of quickening the
conscience of our own people to
olMorvo the Jaw themselves, both
on the ground of their duty as cit
izens and their responsibilities as
ChrUttuns."
lKfdgnatlon of June 30, the Sun
day before the day of Independ
ence, a national loyalty Sunday
for the presentation of an appeal
for better law observance in all Its
churches.
Continuance of the church's
IwkB rti nt fil twu I Inn nla n nf l I'Vul
J Ing Its moral welfare department
Home for Wot-koml
Myrna Wurd spent tho Weekend
t htr hoiiie Mt Kutirprfte.
to an Intensive urogram of educa-
Any as is tlte A'e of Chlralry Hon upon the duty of obedience to
If lhr-e U a Galahad. American and enforcement of the law within
3!a?sxine. tt tontiiutncy.
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