La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 01, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, June 1, 1929 - LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five 5 il Local News In Brief How VMtliifr Minn Florence Ilynn, nswifltunt librarian of Wona tehee, WaMhlni; ton, whs In Iji Urande yesterday vlsitln? Mra. J. I'liy. 8ho It-ft thia m or nint? fur Wenatehee . . Kwimi Homo lMan KtiU'rialninent Mis, II. lt?xUT her son, Harlan The Lions club entertuininent Mcxu'r. In r daughter, Florence ' committee for this month, consist li.inaMson, and grandson. Wade Ins of Sid Thompson, chairman, Donaldson luiv' returned to their i foci I Myriokund Hud Kendall, an hnme in Mayville, Oregon. Hnr- jnounoed today tiiat It had arranged Ian ivxter was a member of the some uiuistial entertainment for urndualing Hans this year and 'the Junior meetings. The I. Ions while taMug Imk high school work 'lived at the home of his uncle ami aunt, Mr. and Mrs. f. Krenoh. Ilnio Car Aohionl i Mi-H. Grace Alaxon and K. W, llmixcrford of Twin Kails,, left lanL evening lop Wnkegan. 'I'boy met with an accident Thtnsuay near Menohnm. They were driving a light car and were crowded into I Mary Gould took a nromlneiit purl the ditch. i j In the high school activities t li in Home I'm m School I l.awton Stearns has returned to .a Orandc from the North western 1'harmaceutlcal school in rortl.md. Mr. Stearns will stay with his par- NEW LAWS IN EFFECT HERE ON TUESDAY (Continued from Page 1) Hctiiriis l-Vuiii Portland I'eggy Ackerman returned this oiiecitve next inesday tho milow mornlng from lortlnnd. She has mtr ,"'e ot nxm' l:in ordinary 1m heen there since lost Sunday. ' Hrianco: j ', j Providing for alternate jurors to (prevent mist rials in event of inabil ity oi death of regular Jurors. , IMaetng maritime workers under workmen's compensation net. j I Ahnlt.shing court of domestic re J la t Ions in Multnomah county and Hew From Kpofcanc 'making judge of that court a eli- lr i.n.1 I.m.W II 1 nrf JlK'. ! U-nvoH for Hum- family of Spokane! were ' H, lV ylin perty ownership ; .Miss Mary Gould Parsona, Mrs. j yeslerdav onahtieiiilon for voting on bond 's- fhris Miller and Floyd Smith, left! ' ' isius and special tax levies in tho this morning for Kngene. Mr. I jstatc of lis ltoliticai subdivision,, j Smith Is driving them down to Kit-1 m'.',jrfcr ...T1 , . I Authorizing prohibition, traffic gene, where Mins Parsons will ""'i. oi .oaiuiu, " NO nr ..ny other stale officers m malio mm iin-n in J( lilllOHI nillt-O Thursday, left this noon for home. Bill Dollar Provides Profit For Local Merchants During Travels club -meets each Monday nt noon for luncheon. netiiru Home Mrs. l-:ila Male and son. 1,ouIk. of Portland, were in Ijt Grande yes- ' Unlay. They letl last evening lor. metr home J THAT'S THE- KINO OF Al C&EBD EVERY l-OVAU LCITIZE N SHOULD HAVB - I hpend the nummcr with her mother. To AitciMl EproisN George t "hapman 1ms gone to Kngene where lie will attend the commencement' exercises of the nis, Mr. and Mrs. K. Stearns, dur- iVniversity of Oregon. His diuigh- ing the vacation neriod. ( ter and his son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herman 1221 ATTEND FIRST NIGHT rests for livestock theft. Taking limit off nuniher - fie of fleers. if n-af- cea it iwacon that delivers the woods, ! "So Ionic ns tlie circle is unbroken J goods' fur nutiiey and money for j'K''ns the balance or traoe so rar as this man is concerned N main-j itahied. lie has 'not only a place in . i which to sell, for the money Is al j hand to servo as the medium way. i "Hut suppose he buys a eomnioil- j jity and pays money .therefor. And j j suppose a little later ho has a com- j inodity of his own to sell In order jthai he may have his money re-! 'turned to him. And now suppose J jthe nionry has disappeared. Then f ! if the money has left the com- : in unity, the community can not buy the Kootls. i "It may he. the r FLOODS AND HEAT EXACT HEAVY TOLL (Continued trom Pago 1) by the points In the northwest httve been temlel lnvltatluiiH to attend. All lli.steril Oregon leuistators Iiavo oecn Invited. : J Hiring the dinner tlie iti Grande, llinh sehool orchestra, directed by W V. Nusbaum, will furnlsli mu sic. Informal responses will . I to heard from the represontuOves of various sections of Eastern Oregon brought here I'rlnce John. i Tn.a,,,- ,.,w.i-,i i.,,..i. r-.-,. ietid from official j.-1'oups uf Uio i ham and tho smaller Islands oflt,t:1 1 1 the uroup. l.itckpoi't the peak of 1 i".. -."J:t.tji'!S j a it 1km mountain was reported to j have toppled over. run-: srmtorMs vii.kagk I TOKYO. Juno I (AIM The village, of Tomial on the east coast j of tlic Isle of Sauhalion was sur rounded today by the forest ffro I whieh lias rutied for the last week i (here, lis l.aoo houses were iso- ( in hi nisei t is In . illl'l I'ilsill jll.lKOs. LOCAL SHOW dialers and stumping if meats as .,. ,. ., proti-etloii acalust cattle rullint;. l'rovidiliw of from $201) to $.t00 (Continued from Pax 1) I. Hon IVoih i:u-i'iie l.i-n i-'rench, of Kiik'iip, was in l,a tirande yt-siorday. Mr. Krone li was formerly a I -a Grande busi ness man and is manatfintfH ready-lo-wear shop In Kmrene. He left last evening on No. ', and penitentiary sentence of from i i.- .- w hich hroadeasls over the Ameri- iotie to five years for second olicnsc Krailuate. Mrs. Kramer was Grace 0:in broadcasting company, lie,'" win, Chantiuin before her marriairo. composes as well as sines and ruiik. motor ehide w hile "Hill" Dollar up 1o the present ' time has passed through the hands of many of our local merchants in the roKiiiar course of business and each one has made a legitimate profit from hhn. i "This condition can keep up un- I til I pass ihroiiKh the hands of all tho local merchants," said "HIM" l(dlar, "and as hum ns I remain in lrnlon county under tho care of blame. It may be thai lie has fall en into the habit of seudinn his money away into some distant com munity when he desired in buy coiiimnditlcn and has been unrea sonable enough to expect it to be close at hand to serve as the med ium of CNeliaiiKo when he desires "IMainly speakluK, ho has fur-, TO DEDICATE were not known ' hero. Klsewhoie the forest fires have 'died down and dimmer was con : sidered past with villagers meeting' to consider reconstruction. in Ksutorl atone damage was estim ated at ti. H(H). (Hill yell (about $2,-7rn.i'ii0), Two nets for appointive sul.irlod Val citizens. I will work for them uished some other community with tho medium of exchange instead of' keeping the medium of exehanue In his own oommcnity, where it ' will be available w hen ho desires and build anything they want me i The thou- j "Hill' its service. Hero I'mni Kaiuola Mi-s. H. O. Schubert and dniiKh- ter. Lillian, of Kamela. were in thi. about the first of August city yesterday. Miss Lillian, ap peared in Miss Hilda Anthony's re eiial at the Iji Grande hotel.. j plays and his most popular mini !rfai(m for Pomona, Oil. 'hov ls "KfHn' Around." Throe of tax eoininission and state wide Mrs. J. A. ItiiKsell and daughter, this snngn have been recorded. lU' iml Miss Imogeno Kusscll and Miss;"' Pi.vh 11 Instruments in addi- mission. limited in this county Marie Tlgglebeck are leaving this ti" to his singing and will feature i li.-fm-ostation act. sand of Mills that are clrculntiog afternoon for Pomona, fal. Thevlpluno and the tenor guitar. His! measure placing in tho state here will work in tho same way if will visit Pomona college ami spend -appearances today will bo from 3:3 eorpotniion department tho regula- nronerlv guided." way. Hut if his sending away the tho summer In California returning : 1" 4. from K to 8:30 and from 9 (iti of corpnration.s owning or cn- if the money snout on worth- l medium of exchange makes it un !t::io. Mr. Dunne, now en route ro!mg rt majority of any bank iPJJS stock and other wildcat ' scarce in tho community and ar :east but who may stop in m Kiock. and UrM'ted at Hancoriiora- Mehemos bv our home neonlo in tho rests the development of rnhm ;iiifr to Musical fonvention Grande for awhile, is known as the tinr iH n0t effective until Janu- imi ten veai-s had been invested In i county, can't hesceth.il when he EAST NORMAL WEDNESDAY f Continued from Pago 1) foolish," snitl represent niivc -aniiolnted by the Dollar. "What ma kes the county court, and ' eacli county do it? May!..- he thinks be sehool'supoiinlcndom has also been an get goods for less money that Invited. The state board of control. the lion I'd of normal school regents, the new state board of higher edu cation, and educator from many Stores store No. I H I .a Grande, Ore. TENNIS Durable duck uppers, speedy non-skid soles. Boys" Sizes 7lc. $I.S Men's Sizes 11 Ho. Harry Melvin was in i-a Grande : "Singing Marine." tliis afternoon, visiting T. K. Pel- Mabel Heialngor assisted with! lamy. Mr. Melvin is. from'. land and is mnklng n; trip to ary 1, next. , Port- the giving away of prizes last night t a fT A nR HTfJIT 0 Salt and today Jean levies, danghtc, ; AKVAO T A Vn tinlng; to San l-Y-UKiseo a i. I'.mmons ana uauguier, .Max- i atiiii a no jm niauing a, inp iu ran aim iooa.v .m-.hi . nunnd T 1 H TT V " ine, left last evening for San Kran- fM.ako city in attend a musical con- I of Mrs. Herbert Da vies: Patricia , X lliACliHiKo LjVjA VliMi Cisco. They have been viisiing In j volition to be held (here, June la, i Longfellow, daughter of Mipi. aim isco. They have been viisiing In j von La Grande and near here for the ' 1 I. past three weeks. and 1J. " illcro for Vish Going (n Poiilnnd Mrs. Pauline Ward of Oakland, Mrs. Charles Cochran of Tort- arrived in La Grande this morn land, has been visiting at tho home lug. She will visit her little daugh of Mr. mid Mrs, George Cochran, 'tor, Kita Pauline Ward, who has homo development and new Indus- again wishes to exchange his goods Ules many new places of business for other people's money he will would now be in evidence. Krotu : receive loss money for his goods. hII that 1 can hear," continued j Thai ho may have in send Hie "11111," "La Grande Is destined to 1 goods where he sent the money ill become quite a large distributing l order to get tho money back again, center because of its natural ad-! "Lu Grande money that Is being vantages, but the consummation of used to buy goods out of the city, OO0OOOOOO0OOOOO0O00O 00 OOO 00 00O0O0O0O000O0 00 00 oooo f WASH DRESS SALE TODAY lor Hip imk! I href layx. Tor litM' hnin' lust niKl't. Mm. J. T. I.oiikIVUow, and Mnxlni ,, .ta.mlitor or Mm. fly.lo (Continued from Page t) lvtciKon. will imslst Itlll Oolliii- In 1-PwtTl loavo lonmr- 11k Iiop will In- (IpIjivpiI ir iipoplp If lm licii- mill IiivcsiimI In mnnc IlKti'ihiKlKK I lie !n nrtltli's. I niw ltllll.tliIIK fr ,i. .n. iinys prrslst In liuylnu kooiIm iiwny Irmn j of llu pnliM-piim-H Unit tonlil unp l InUliiir Iipi" lltllp nlppp. Mury tills county wIipii llnw c.in lip on- ; :i nil n ninn 1 piiiuinl in pxpunci, wnuiu I.ouIhp Smith, of llnlKp, with Ihm- tnlnpit Iipi-p. jns.siiip us of n uulpk niul lipnllliy Monnv lli.-.l Is P.il OP.l 111 Tllloil BVOWIIl llllll It Wolllll not HP 11PPPN- llori'. I-'i'Oiti Kliiuiiitli l-'ulls Mrs. SPliuliprt i:.nil ilnnglitPr, Xiinotir .li'iin. of Kliiuiiitli h'nlls nrrivpil in l.u Crinnlp l-'iiday nlifht, Tlii-y will visit Mm. tlportfp Me-spi-v,. for a fpvv days. Inny Priws In two or llli-pp casps tho, nanips r - i..i ... .., .it r,,i a Irhi thi'iinuh tho oast. She left -been spending tho winter with Mrs., majority of the through the l.npi.rlnnt cities on prize winners for last, night arc tho Atlantic seaeoast. ,ie will re given below: tm to California whore she will Dozen 1'coco eggs, Mrs. Hut- ! spend the rest of Ihe summer, and chins; Itydor anti-glare shield, Mrs. come buck to La Grande in the l-'rank UlcUland; t'coco eggs, Mr. fall. Cooper; Health Nuggets. Mrs. 'lay-' Goina to Illinois lor; H & K ickles, Valler Mean; : Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Towler will Kern. Chirks Klorists, Itoy McHat- leave next week by car for a trip lien: Meadow Harvest butler; Klhel lo Illinois, where they will visit I I-!. S. 1 tarnes. , I Loaves for .Milton-l-'roowiitei Lawrence Lutoher loft Thursdiiy 1 morning' for his home in Milton-I'Yeownter.- Mr. Lutchor was u senior at the La Grande High1, school and spent the winter with bis sister, Mrs. l-'raneis Greullch. I.onvos for On kiln 1c Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Nelson loft last evening for Oakdale, AVash. Thcv have been visiting homo of Mrs. W. D. Warner f or ' has been visiting his Ihc past three weeks Mr. Towlor's parents.. The j Connor; Health Nuggets. Lola Mo- Noes; $5 credit Modern Laundry, go to St. Louis.- ka nsas t liy, Mrs. Itav Williams: three-day Lake city. Denver and Chicago county by either employers or em ployes and kept circulating at homo will establish tho business and manufacturing plants that could be used to good advnntago in this community light now. "Tho eyelo of a homo working dollar is a small one If it is treated fairly. The employe gets It. spends it with the local merchant who buys S:llt a ml visiting at .the home of Mrs. Leo Miller, They homo last evening. I Cot urns I-'rom linnt, Oil,- Klmer MeManus returned this :n nn- i iiiuiiiiiik iimn i iinu.i, tin. ue , ; i,. w in ., iu- . ,i .. ..vi.i- 1ti.li mother. Mm. n 1 l" "l w.n .. . . . V. . . .. I i i.i, ,i ,,, load ol wood, Ml. r.inny i.uiooei- peuoeuee nay, aim reiuru ine mm jl'aW. 'John and Uichard, for ihi T- S' Seb,,,,,; Meadow ,Mirl (;f Allf;s, Miss Annalaura I past two weeks. illarvesl butler, Chet 'Lhompson; J.ec, the Kngish teacher, left last I'j. J. I.. V I . M. tlium, i.in, it. eeillJt 1111 l,M-.- .l.Uillirr., I.i., n ii- ii K. Williams; Meadow Harvest but- she will visit her folks and rela tor. Lydla Hutchinson; 'decorative tives there this sunmier. Miss Anne cakt by La Grande link cry, Henry Arnoldus. the homo oconomies in- wl" his goods from wholesale houses 111 Hero Prom Portland Mrs. Marsha Miller and daugh- I ter, Luella. of Portland, linve been Going to Hot KiiUi Mi W. Winter returned morning for Hot Lake. left She j visit her daughter, Mrs. S. this will Melancon; this city, where possible, and they In turn pay It out as salaries. The employe banks part of il and the money is invested ir. siib:iantial projects or ft home, in tfiru giving employment to many other em ployee who come hero to take a place In the new industries. "On tho other band, the cyelo of dfsloynl dollar is -dimi. The cm Home l-Vum I'-ngono - Miss Margnret Haker has re Inrnrd from Kugene, where she has been foi tho past three weeks. Miss Haker visited at the home of I-'. K. Oxner, formerly of T.a Grande. Wheatloy who Is 111 at the hospital. l'r- Airs. Wheatloy Is reported better. Meadow Harvest but- Htruetor will go lo Corvullls about )lmye oiH alld because he Is al- Charies lianun; sack l-'ctlcra- .Juno HI. She will intend summer ol at Oregon Slate col logo. Goo- to Green Horn Minos J. M. Knchensparger left yes terday morning for Green Horn mines, where he will work on placer mining. Hi about two weeks. Visiting In ldi G ramie Mr". 'unr M'rsT W. V. Hug. of T-:igin, are visiting at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Holbrook. They arrived here yesterday and attend ed tho Home Products show last night. tion flour, Hill Dollar (who gave j,.,, sack ol Hour to Salvation Army., this morning): Itlue Mountain lyv T I TO A T TH TUXTPS s.iry to seek capital 111 some oth er city. "The citizens of La Grande must joint bauds to got for this city, and for future general Ions t he hiuus that we need and will still eomiuue to need until we get them. .The eilizens must not be satisfied with things as they, are, but tnusl grow. A moral is In this little verse; ; When yon are green Von are growing. When you are ripe Yon are r.dten. "lilies, like liidividiuils, must be on the ab-rt to keep young and aetive. and urow. The minute our t community becomes satisfied with eomlitions, and satisfied to let well enough altinv )' a li Im r!ne. or 'worse. Your money, If spent or. Invested In Pulon county will help this comniffnlty grow." (Copyright llllll, Krod Moznrl,) g Age 2 to 14 SPECIAL. AT ' . 59 79 JM S 1 NORTON'S I I KIDDY SHOP I o o ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo TODAY ONLY BEGIN OX MONDAY (Continued !rom rage, one) Hero l'roni Uiikei Mrs. U. W. Lahghlln and son, Itobert, of ltaitcr aio In La Grande today. They are visiting at the homo of Mrs. K. W. Latighlin. un til Sunday. Truffle Accident t 'a is driven by Stanley Itrnd- wlll be gone sliaw, of 1 f 1 S avenue, and Pert Swainmor, of I 'in! Third street, figured In a traffic accident at !i.-:iO o'clock this morning at De pot ami Washington. child an opportunity to school without unnecessary I lore l Ynni I nil Mrs. Whitehead, of Kvans, in La Grande yesterday shopping. ' morning She returned to her homo last evening. Hot u run lo Portland Ma rgaret I ret on. slst er of M rs, P. Hutchison, who has boon vislt- tng In La Grande, Poise and Pay J otto for the last week, returned to was - Portland today, leaving- hero this cream, .Malcolm Cornell; .Mt.'iimny haf, -Mr. Moc: lilue .Mountain, ice cream, Gladys Waldroff; .Ml. Kinily bacon. Mr. Price; l-Yderatiun flour, I Mr. Young; Sanfordu two-pound box candy, Mrs. Kennedy; Meadow Harvest butter, Mrs. Kelnier; sub Nerhitlon Disttiel News, (name un- Uuowii); set or dog harness (Gnue KtnelcH. ih.ir4 l.nl William Condon: I M Iss Alice Mar.inardt t i Williams bakery cake, Mr. Dwighltor; Meado.v Harvest but ter, Mr. Ha user,, subscript ion lo The Observer, Mr. Kdwanls; Meadow Harvest hutta Lynn Han nafiebl; load wood. How man-Hick Lumber I o., M rs. i I a rry M oon ; threo-ilay ticket to stock show, Milton Price: Meadow Harvest but- ways under tho impression mai things are cheaper somewhere else, sends it away to some ol Iter cltv and neither the loenl mercluint w lioiesiiler or lianlior gets tlie good of It, and tho other city Mets 'Pill' Dollnr and puts him to work in bis own community. "Or to put the matter In another ivnv do mil think of money as a commodity, for it Is only a medium dropped into for ihe exchange of commodities , 'Mich. is acting (either goods or labor). 1 titter ns general chairman or tho roundup proper conunionK, a man ..." ...i.. ii. ,...i.,., niul oi nionev does not nart with any- ,. i i ... I ii.l.,.r It. tiicridv elves III) mum1' 1 nor: .irs. ii. . AifMiiun i, i-nun - mm,, man. Willon P.-T. A. health clinic: thing that ho has received for value Mrs. Prank Millering, halrmau of In some other previous pntpr llllK- llt)WM:i IX K I.A.M.V'ril 1 KI.A.MATII F.tl.l.S. Hip,, .liiiic I (M1) Wllllinu (Iririllhs. 1'7. was ilniw'ni-d ypslorilay wIipii his aiilo Uliilillo slilililplt In li.nso Kl'avp, loft IhP Klamalll I'll I Is-Wfi .1 hlulitvay, Ii'I'IkiUiiii COMKDY and COLLEGIANS transac- Greenwood: Mrs. S. P. Andrews. Hon. and receives value ihich again, central, and Airs. P. M. Kennedy.' "In other words, all through this Mvp-hi- life, ho gives up u..i..i ,.t .l.ii-M ntul obiees mnnov in endless chain. Tho mon- Useif is notning mon iii; .1(ie(.i. m:.ih,v til LONDON, .lime I (AC) - Mon-1 Is King Georges sixty-fourth birthday but lu probably will spend ; It In bed. It was understood todny there Was little hone he would lin 1 able to be up. I - ' Sunday and Monday Marquis Preferred Starring Adolph Menjou Also Comedy and KimogTams Going In Pciullctim Barbara ami Peverly Guye left last evening for Pendleton. They will visit friends over the week end and return home Sunday. (I(mn to Kamcla Miss .loan Pidcock. left La Grande Inst night for her home In Kamela. Site will spend tin? kuiii mer there. Married YM onlay , Thomas Gem Id Leavitt and Miss. Clura iioffman were married yes- J tenia y during the noon hour by , Justice of Peace II. K. Hrady. The wit nesses wore Waller K. Swtirt and Mrs. Mary K. Iloreth. llero rmib Portland Norman Wood, too Kastern Ore gon rep'f,,''n""lve for the l-'ire-stone Itubber company, was in La Grande yesterday from Portland. GoIhk 10 i:nioprl l1?! Mrs. Hoi Ituchanan and daugh ter, Jean, are at Knterprlse, mhoro tliey will visit Mr. and Mrs. Hahn lor a few days, Mi ItlclumlMiii IUiior Mrs. llarley Itlehardson is re ported to be improving. She eently underwent an operation at (lie Grande Hondo hospital. (in lo Soul hern 'Oregon Mr. and, Mrs. L. b Wright nnd Mrs, Orvllle Wright nnd young son Irvin. loft this morning by ear for Grants Pass. Ore, They ill re turn to , t lull homes here about Juno 1 ith. ter, Mrs. Kobertson; credit follows: :i to 1 1 o ciock oacn moi n- Odorless dry cleaners (name tin-, lug at ihe school bouses as named known); caw Coca Cola soda below: Monday, Willow school ; water. James Tabor: Peooo eggs, , Tuesday. Greenwood school; Wed Mrs. Piper. jin-sdny. Central school, and Tburs- day. liiveria school, Onlii- of lt4Mihs i j "it is hoped Hint nil mothers of The ord-r of booths, beginning prospective first graders will avail at tho west entrance from the ine.- themselves of ibis opportunity to 'en nine floor and observing to the have specialists examine their cbil b ft, follows: dren,"H was said. Union Creamery, mllb products. i Kastern Oregon Livestock Show. mCIlAI) QPTC A Kn I AT rDAHITATTAV omiimdiiy fur ! than the To Spcnk 1 1 oil' L. Anton Wagner, health spe cialist ami psychologist, will speak al tho Sacajawea ballroom next w ek, starting Sunday evening at S o'clock. La Grande Printing Co. Commer cial priming. Hluc Mountain Creamery, milk products, I'coco eggs. Nelson Priming Co., job print ing. Anti-Glare Shield, automobile at tachment. La Grande Mattress I o mat tresses, rebuilt luriiiiure. x The Toggery, tailoring. ! l-i Grande rick Co., day builil , lug products. j Gwilliams Itakery, bakery pro- ilucts. I Grande Konde Meat Co., meat mors. Those 'IVi Chive Simabiv The nnhllo lilnnrv will dfvcnn. ! Grande tinue its Sunday reading hours for llucts. the summer beglnnin-f tomorrow. I W- l-eigliton WeO ing orhs, June 2, Miss Mabel K. Ooty, lib- . w'lUng works. rarian announces. I ' It'Htliiig Works, i-oft 'drink products. (.oiug to Wallowa Sanford Candy Company, home Miss Theresa Smith nnd her ' candles. i: ..,a.,,. Mirillinr A 1 1 lo .Soil I h 1.11 H.(m U.lellCSK Dry tleniHTH, ary ciean- Myrn nnd Merle Smith left here morning for allowa. 'I hey will ".. i:i.t ruiniitu roe snukHiie lo iiimi ! visit Mrs. Stella Piinlson this sum- ihe onnnier with Hielr sister. Mm. ! mer. w potkery products. K. L. Ploffiur. ' ' ! Unu Harness ItoPinm From W oodburn products. JiofliK lu SaiTftinriilo J Mrs. Geoigo K. Lockwood re- Im Grande Milling Co., flour pro- Miss Marie ItaMer. of La Grande, j lurned this meaning- from Wood-' 'lucts. 1,-rt !.Mi ..ivnim. or Nn ei a n e n t rt. i lni I'll . She bus been visitliiL- her La Grande Building & Loan (Continued trom Pag 1) TltT"Kev. Joseph McGrath, D. D.; "Kcco Pontlf,-' Wilcox; march, or gan. The entire program of mush was beaut il ill. The church was com pletely filled for ihe exercises. The gr..dua!es from the high school were Paul William Donovan, Isabel Prances lloger. Until Maiiiin Comstoek, Dorothy Margaret Wil Grande Klcctrlc IiakMy, Shop, leather Cal. then She will spend Iho summer rnot her, tor tho past three da s. Ilomr From PnnlK-lon Mrs. Kvil Wissler retuine Homo I'rom linker Mrs. Kvil Wissler returned from Mrs. Allrc Hover returned last Pendleton this morning hIkt" slo niuht from Haker. where she has ' has been visiting ihere for been visiting friends and relativ sinlo Wednesday. Hero I nun Wallowa Mr. ami Mrs. T. J. Klledce were homo invest jmnts. Currey Preys, job printing. Stanclard Laundry, l.u Grande Kvening Observer. Grange exhibit by Plue Moun- (hi (tain Grange and Jasper Cereals in ! La Grande District News spaee. j Clark's Monsts. Moral piouue-H. Going to Joseph I .Modern Laundry. Hoe Turbo' ef( thin mornlnc ' enter of floor: past few daS for Joeph, on business. He will in La Grande ye from Wallowa. They are i return tomorrow evening. To Knemmenti llorr Vrotn INrtinil Miss l.onn Itobert son. of Port- Norwood Halo left last evening . bind, came in todnv to fl.-if her sl-(-for Sacramento. fa I. Mr. Hah- will ter. Mrs. Leslie White, be there Indefinitely. ' In ItniM - Miss Adelaide Mullen, of T..1 Grande, left rehently for l!ose, Ida., on a business trip. Hen Pmm 4oopb- Mrs. P. D. McCnlly. of Joseph, was in li Grande yeMci-lay shopping. Hero Prom 4.pb W. K. Lieffel, of Jos ph. w.m In La Urainie yesterday, on bulns. Itowmnu-llicks and Mt. Kmlly Lumber companion, wood pi-oducts. Morn I nit Glory M'i nu fact u ring Co., weeib rs. K. O. L. & P. Co., elcctilrhy. completing 1 he eight h grjido cfinrso and received diplomas wore Mary ( 'ook, Mary Dobej ty, t Mara N orris, Lugenia Trowbrblgo. Teresa ( 'urran. Jack Gahin, Pat rick Kennedy. Kverett ltoy no Ids and Owen Newiln. Yesterday afternoon the high school pupils entertained their par ents and the no-inhers of the altar society at a most excellent program. The main featnr? on the program qI whs the presentation of Patricia, a religious drama of four uctH wlileh h;id its selling in the early days of Christianity. lielween jiels and before ami fi.ltowiliK the play, llieri was a musical program given. IIISHUU SHOIKIS TWO. SI K lll I.OS ANtlKLPS, June 1 CAP) Maddened by his w if.-'s nfusa (0 reconcile their marital differences. Casimbo Valde. :i.r. shot and killed Going to Imbler 'the woman in a downtown officn N. A. Anderson lefi this morning building today, probably fatally for Imbb r. He was in La Grand wounded Inr employer and then yesterday on business. took bit own life. Resolution Scores University Heads DKH .MOINLS, Jim,. J (AP) A resolution erii irixing lies Mollies iinuersliy beads lor apparent fail ure lo tmcsligate an egg and slooe throw in; infilling ill w hich Dr. T. T. Shields o Toil nlo, boiild presbli-Ilt and several other trustfes were In tended 1irget- of stildehl lloter May 11, was jdopiid ludoy by the nuiveisily tm.ird f trustees. Such conduct by the KutMy stu dents, the resolution slated. wnH deemed by t he board mi f Helen t caii.-w for forleiiure of schnlusti credit s. The board reiterated its Intention of withholding deri-es ii n d credkln until nurh time as the guilty ht Uden ts bav been ileter-mlned. Dancing Merrily to the Tune of Fashion Comes YOUR STRAW HAT Gangway the gang's all hi' re. The Sailors anil the Sen nits the Leghorns and the Panamas. Every variety and shape of straw thai 1!I2!) has stamped with approval stand.! at attention awaiting yours. Smart enough to closet your soft hat along with your other Winter wear ables. ?l.i)." and up Kayon I'ull Overs $1 Itayon I-.nglish Shorts $1 I tR H I I 1' h See and Hear V Ik 1 I I D I All Talking! J Ali Thrilling! 1 lr jt The creepiest crook I lfy , film ever. nMXi I "T'y l,U" 'M"Un,'" with May McAvoy, Louise Fiicndu I'ldwai'd Everett Ilorton Alec Francis Matthew Hetz IIolineK Herbert, John Miljan TODAY Part Talking "LITTI.JC WILDCAT' A Comedy Wow! TODAY Kvery Cliaiartor Talks I 1 M TODAY TODAY FANCHON & MARCO VAUDEVILLE Daui in); and ."rings Comedy '! alks jmd Ihe !'. While K ill m i I LOTS OK PKP On the Screen "HIT OF THE SHOW" o o