Pag6 Five
Monday, June 3, 1920
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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Local News In Brief
YMlliiK 1 City
Mr. arid Mrs. Alfred J. Johnson,'
of I'orllnnJ, are spending a few
days with Mr. und Mrs. O. O. John- j
son. of this city. Mr. Johnson is j
traveling division accountant for I
the O.-W. He is returning to Tort- :
hind the latter part of the week
and on Jim 7 will graduate from '
.i. NorthwesU'rn College of Law in
Portland, where hi', together with I stakes throughout
Mood Ki kley, also a l.a tirunuu ot June.
nian, will receive their degrees,
Going to Salt Lake City
Mrs. George Lyman, president of
the Young Women of this! district,
S. b Andrews, president of the
Young Men of this district, Mrs. C.
J. Black, Mrs. Walter Bean and
Winona Lyman are leaving tomor
row morning for Salt Lake City.
They are going for the finals of the
M, I. A. Stake contests with 101
the church.
Left tov Portland
.Mrs. Bertha Hutter and Geral
dine Couch left Saturday evening
for l'ortland. Mrs. Gutter's homo
is in l'ortland and she is taking
Gerald inu down to visit her for
ahout a month. She has been
visiting W, I. Hambelton in Knter
prise for the past four weeks.
leaving lor Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Marka und
son, H owurd Sargent, d rove to
Portland yesterday. Mr. and Mrs,
Marks have been visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wylde
since Wednesday. Howard Sargent
was a member of the senior class
tills year.
Going to ItJo do Janeiro
Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Wright
and son, Allen Jr., are leaving for
New York about the twelfth of
June. Mr. Wright has accepted a
position with the Now York Bond
and Share company in Kio de Ja
York City about July 1. Mrs.
Wright was formerly Miss Wilma
Oesterlfng of this city, and Mr.
Wright is well known here. They
arc living in Baker at present.
Visiting In La Grande -
Mr. and Mrs. Freedom Peterson,
of Walla Walla, and Mrs. Zelma
Ballou and Pauline Ballou, of Mil
ton -i'Yee water, were in La Grande
ypnerday visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W, C. Hansen.
Go to Walla Walla
Mr. and Mrs. William Scott and
Ed Meyerslck, Betty Hess, Hutu
Cullen, Robert Smith and his
mother, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, went
to Walla Walla yesterday morning.
They returned last evening.
Leaves l'Xr Portland
Mrs. K. H. Kreeman and daugh
ters, Jane and Hannah Lou, left
for Portland last evening. They
have been visiting Mrs. Freeman's,
sister. Mrs. Loyd Scriber, for the
past three days.
Alvni From Lost In-1
Mr, ami Mrs. George TIHon, of
Lostlne, were In La Grande Satur
day. Mrs. Tllton has been visit
ing Mrs. Council at Ladd Canyon
for the past two weeks. Mr. Tilton
came to La Grande Saturday and
they returned to Lostine yesterday.
Aid Postponed
The meeting of the Ladies Aid
society of the Presbyterian church
which was to have been held at the
church Wednesday afternoon, Juno
6, has been postponed until Wed
nesday. June 12, on account of the
dedication of the Kastern Oregon
Normal school on Wednesday.
Going to Colfax ,
Mrs. Lynn Wright and daugh
ter, Gerry Lou, left here this morn
ing for Colfax, Wash. Mrs. Wright
will visit her father, the Hev. P. It.
Aesfhllman, for- the next three
weeks.
Kclurii From Wallown Lake
Mrs. W. H. Bohnenkamp, Mrs.
Sadie Givens, Mrs. Anna Bacon,
and the three Bohnenkamp chil
dren returned from Wallowa 1-ake
last evening. They have been there
since Friday. They found the
weather rather cold.
Has Transfer
C. C. Lltlle, foreman of the sec
ond division, has been transferred
to the third division of the O.-W..
and will hold the same position of!
foreman. It. A. 'full, of Helth, will
succeed Mr. LUlie in La Grande.
Bill Dollar Wants To Stay Here
To Help AH La Grande Citizens
Hero From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Charles De Forest,
of Portland, have been visiting Dr.
and Mrs. H. S. Brownton for three
or four days. Mr. Do Forest left
yesterday morning. They were
formerly La Grande people.
Return From Kugene
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Sherwood and
children returned Saturday from
Kugene. They have boon visiting
Mr. Sherwood's mother there for
the past two weeks.
I WANT TO STAY ( ,
l
'Cause if thinKS should stop ago
ing, We'd be In "It sorry plight.
So, just keep thut horn u-blowin',
Iloost 'er up with all your minht.
If you know some IVHer's fallens, I
Just forget 'em, 'cause, you know j
That same feller's not some good j
points, j
Them's the ones you want to know
Cust your loaves out on the waters, j
They'll como back In a saying true,
Mebbee, too, they'll come back but
tered, When some feller boosts for you.
(Copyright 152!). l-'roil Mozart)
BAKER BLANKS
PIRATES 'SUNDAY;
TWO TEAMS TIED
(Continued from TPaga 1)
ings. Incidentally, both teams will
have to Huo up another pitcher for
tho second game, or else Duff and'
Urauer try to pull the iron-mun
stunt.
Baker
Keener, cf
Laymou, 2
Cook, lb
l.yke, S
lcan, rf
llox Sooro
All 11 11 PO
Lions Committees
Appointed Today
next man up. Dean, struck out.
It was Saunders and Urauer who
were, the big stiuk men, howovt't.
In tho fifth Saunders' hit for threo
bases and scored on lirown's sac-) Saunders, o
rificc. Then in the ntnin hiiun- ; urown, s
ders smashed out a- two-bagger, I Turner, If
Hrown Htruck out and Turner sin- j itrauer, p
gled, advancing to second. Urauer j
then connected with a sizzling two-
base drive along tho third base Lii G ramie
line, scoring both Saunders and King, el"
Turner. Those three runs would Helms, 2
have been n. great 'plenty although -stokUe, lb
two had been counted in tho sev- j Moore, If
onth. Dean was , safe on MeKeil- ! McKcnnon. s
non's overthrow of first and Brown golvester, 3
hit for three-bases, tho ball Just j Alexander, rf
going over Moore's hoad for a hit. ,Murehlson, v
Ami then a coupio 01 youugsiors . jjuiT, P
touched the ball and mown. too.
camo home because of this inter
ference.
defeated Enterprise 15 to 1 yester
day in a Blue Mountain league
baseball game. Increasing Pendle
ton's lead in tho pennant race. .
Score:
n. H. K.
I'ondleton .. 15 14 2
linterpriso 1 6.7
Batteries: Myers. Zweifel, Wal
ters und Hosklns Look; Hopkins,
Gregory and MeCubbin.
34 5 7 27 15 1
All K 11 PO X K
4 0 1 3 0 0
4 0 0 0 1 1
4 0 1110 0
4 U 1 1 0 0
4 0 0 0 2 1
4 0 0 3 10
3 0 0 1.0 0
3 0 0.7 3 1
3 0 2 1 3 0
Al C'apono has been lodged In,
a common cell in a Philadelphia,
jail, and is treated Just like the
rest of the convicts, lie should
have taken up some sideline in III a
youth, such as pharmacy.
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1
To Attt'nd Funeral
Mao Lepr, Allie Bayn und Kffie
Da I ky, of Med ford, were in La
fUrande Saturday. They were tak- , llcturns l-Yom Ijos Angeles
(ioiug lo Baker
Mrs. D. F. Doherty left ths
morning for Baker. She will bring
her. son, Charlea Doherty, who is
attending the St. Francis acadefy
in Baker, homo for the summer.
Mrs. Doherty will return this evening.
ing the body of their mother, Mrs.
Mary Herring, who passed away in
Medford Wednesday, to Lostln.e.
John Bernard Thiesen returned
this morning from Los Angeles,
C'ul. He has been there for the
pust year for his health, and will
be with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Thiesen.
Goes lo tin net ion City . .
Miss Caroline Caroll, nfteachcr
at Greenwood, left yesterday for
her home In Junction City.- She
will spend the summer with her
folks and return this fall, '
Hero Visiting . ,
Mrs. Allen C. Wright arrived In
La Grando yesterday from Baker,
Mrs. Wright was visiting her moth
er, Mrs. W. K. Oesterlfng. She. will
leave tonight.
"Tiiero is nothing deader than a
dead town.", said "Bill" Dollar.
"Try as hard as It may to conceal
the facts, the truth is written nil;
over it so that ho who ruria may'
read. No camouflage of bluff ft'id -t
bluster can conceal the true sit-
untion from anyone who comes
within the limits of the commun-1
Ity."
. "The man looking for a place to
launch a new business, or a new '
location for an old industry is not
gomg to; seieci one iiui.ih ut-uu. Wilcox; publicity H. 1),
Me is going, to seieci a. iowii in , ,v(oniftll i-iv,i,
Committees were appointed by
President Jack Ferris at today
luncheon of the Lions c!ub. A now All In all, the gamo was one of j Neon hy Innings
Idea in entertainment was launched the best played thin year. In spite of ; Baker Buns UOU 010 202 5
whereby each member spoke brief-i tho uneven score. Take the first 1 Hits 100 010 003 7
ly, telling of his most humorous four innings, for instance: La La Grande Buns 0 uou (loo 0
experience. One new member was Grande made two hits and Baker I Hits 001 100 021 5
received Into tho organization, one. only one man reaching third i
Henry Hess. J baso, and only three touching sec- j Summary: Three-baHC hits: Suun-
K. D. Towler announced that he ond. dern, Brown Slokke. Two-baso
would be in Lmiisviile, Ky., June Sunday tho Pirates go to ; ni'M: Saunders. Brauer, Stokko. ,
17 and 18 and thinned to attend linker where they will play tho ! Sacrifice hits: Cook, Brown. Don- '
ihn l.lons Tiitni-nii.innal convention. I Vl...,l,.. nfa .. .Iniihln-hoinler. both 1 1,10 P'ays: J Mil r to MUrcnison t( :
to be held there those days.
Committee chairmen appointed
today follow: charter night Dr.
Webster K. Huks; finance Charles
Bumm; membership Dr. A. Mw
Moore: constitution and by-laws
Chet Thompson: major activities
K. 1). Towler: Lions education C.
Campbell; attendance Harry
Harpold;
and extension Clyde Zimmerman.
games to count in the league stand- j tWe. Htruck out: by Brauer 2, ,
Called to Hums
Mr. and Mrs. Hoe Buchanan and
daughters, EHen and Jean, left
yesterday morning for Burns. Mrs.
Itiirhiin:m'M sitPr in 111 Mr. BU-
chanan returned this morning.
7260 ATTEND
SHOW DURING
(Continued from Page 1)
a higher point
the
From Enterprise
Mr. and Mrs. Whltemyer and
Mr. and Irs. A. T Goebel, of En- j
terprise, were In La Grando Sat- Going to Salt Lake City
urdav. They returned home that Mrs. Hoy Fullmer and
evening, (children. La Vern
Ruth, left this
To Aiteiiil Graduation Exercise Lake City.
Dr. C. W. Irwin left for Portland i M. I. A. Stake convention, and also
Saturduy evening, where he will . visit relatives for a. month.
attend the graduation exercises of j I
St. Helen s hall. His daughter, i Visiting Here estoiciay
three
Marland and
morning for Salt
They will attend tho
i Go to Ynklma
j Mr. and Mrs. Herman Slegrist
1 left yesterday for Yakima, Wash.
They wlil visit Mrs. Slegrlst's sls
' ter, Mrs. Arthur Howggs, for a few
days.
Here l'lin Baker
Robert Maxwell, of Baker. Is In
La Grande today. He will be here
for two or threo days on business
and visiting friends.
Eva Jane, is a senior at the school.
Gnlmc to Walla Walla
Mira Joe Tobir. left Sunday
morning for Walla Walla, Wash.
Her folks have recently moved
i and she. will spend the sum-
vtih them.
Miss Muriel Webb left yesterday
jiiit-re a
nk-r wti
llclnin to La Grande
.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Budge re
turned to La Grande last night
frof a visit with their daughter.
Mis. West, at Condon, Ore. They
were away two weeks.
Going to linker .
Miss Agnes Gray, of La Grande,
went to 'itaker Saturday night
where she vinlted her sister, Mrs.
Hoy l logan, over the weekend. She
returned last evening.
, V . . . 7" f I! Jnl ' Goes to Medical Hpringi
and daughter. Lena Mae, of Baker, i ... .
were In La Grande yesterday. They
were visiting Mrs. Koseniraum's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Playle, and returned last evening.
which money is plentiful; a town
where business men are jgrogres
slve, nnd whose residents, ns a
whole, are prosperous ami content
ed. There are too many live and
thriving towns In the world for a
man to risk his future in one that
1s dead.",
"A town, is Just like a corpora
tion," continued "Bill" Dollar, "and
the money possessed by its lutiam-1 Hlsted
is depleted the town will fall, just
as a corporation, whose capital Is
depleted through poor manage
ment, or other causes, inns.
"The capital of a community Is
depleted when Its money Is sent
away from homo in a way that
brings no return benefits to tho
community, u. lanes no greai j UonB nt th(l Hl(H.u
amount oi tuougni 10 ue aoic iu
realize that the town, like the in
dividual, cannot last long if it Is
paying out more money than It
takes in.
"Many people arc apt to over
look the fact that they are stock
holders in their town,- und that
their fortunes arc bound up with
tho community as a whole.. They
The I. ions club ns-
cbuinber of commerce.
having charge of the e-ntcrtninmcnt.
The show. Use first annual one.
will also be presented at Union
during the Eastern Oregon Live
stock show this weok. Some of the
booths may be taken to Fnion but
It Is believed that a largo number
of them. Including the wood dis
play, will form one of the attiac-
show grounds.
The L'nlon aiwoelatlon is furnishing
a large tent for the homo products
display free of charge
COOKS FIND NEW
VALUE 0FSUGAR
Vegetables More Delicious
When Cooked New Way
Brauer 0. off Duff 2. Winning
pitcher: Brauer. Earned runs: off
Brauer ft, off Dutf t Time of game:
1 hour 4!) minutes. Umpires: I'ld
cock, Hadabangh. , ,,
1 Chain
y Stores
Store No. lit La Grande, Ore.
Shirts Shorts
it?
SHOUTS of bi'HIiulit iH'Inls or
bioailclulh. Koomy. Com-
rortnliio 65c 98c
sllUfl'S Kino rayon Jersey
wMW, pwu'h. pink. Typical
Hrelir vhIIH' nt 7'JC
inornlng tor .Mimical Kpi'lnss. Sic, i ,,ol i.-uii.u Una If lliulr toun
will visit her uunt, Mrs. V illlum ! fuiis ihov will full with. It. They,
BANQUET TO BE
GIVEN IN HOTEL
(Continued tram Pago 1)
; Landern.
(ioiug
'MIU
to Seattle
I"."!":; TtTcKalfon 'la T)Iuh "n 1 ng
to go to Seattle, Wash., Wednes
day. She will visit her daughter,
Mrs. Harold Buker. Mrs. Mcllat
ton will be away from La Grande,
ubout a week.
UtM'ti to Villon --1:
HiiFrrell Scoit made a scout
trip to Union this morning. He
will go to Hot Lake this afternoon
and will return this evening.
(ioiug to Seattle
Alice and Ituth Scott are going
to Seattle tonight. Kulh will stay
in Seattle for the summer and
Alice will go to Belllngham to at
tend the normal.
(iolng to Buker -
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Thomp
son and children. Harold, Ireno
and Jewell, left this morning for
Baker. They have lived In La
Urandc for the past two months
and will make their home in Baker
(im-s to Baker
E. Bussell Scott left for Baker
Saturday morning. He went to at
tend the Boy Scouts field meet and
returned Saturda yevenlng.
Lenvo for Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Ered Milliter left
Saturday morning for Caldwell,
Ida. They havo been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Boy Hartenbower fur tho
past three days.
Here Erom Elgin
O. C. Cates, of Elgtyi, arrived In
this city yesterday morning. He
term of court.
Vislilng (n linker
Mrs. J. L. Hadden left yesterday
for Baker, where she will visit Mrs.
J, H, MeKenney for a week.
Has Measles
Ituth Klmzey is ill at her home
on N avenue. It U reported she has
the mcasjes.
fi.ulng to Kendrick
Mrs. Mailman and June An
derson left SaUiday evening for
Kendrick, Ida. They aru going to
Kendrick to live.
io to North Powder
11. E. li.on and Sherwood Wil
liams went to North 1'owder Fri
day on business. They returned
Friday evening.
IIm I'rom Poiiland
Mrs. J. II. Ciokk. oT l'ortland, Iihh
been in La' Grande for two days
visiting her son. Melvin landy.
he h it Saturday evening.
Al tending Convention
re Chief C. T. Undsey left here
this morning for Tillamook, where
he will attend the Oregon conven
tion of lire chiefs this week.
Jtctnrii From Baker
Ada and Marie Thompson re
turned Saturday evening from
Baker. They have been visiting
their sister, Mrs. C. H. Thompson,
for the past five days.
Going to Sand Point, Ida.
Miss Mildred Post, of La Grande,
left Saturday evening for Sand
Point, Ida. She will visit relatives
and friends and return to this city
iu about a month.
Has New Position
Mhs Leonu Waldroff has accept
ed a position at tin; Stevens-ViCn
Engelen store. She Is filling Mis
Hermla Kuckmuu's position.
VndorgnpM Operation
Franklin Eberhard underwent
tonsil operation this morning.
LINDBERGH BUYS.
38-FOOT YACHT
(Continued trom Pa are 11
l-'rom Lostliici
Miss Margaret Swart, of Lostine,
arrived in La Grande Saturday i
evening. She visited Ituth and
Dorothy Swart and returned home
Sunday night.
lteliirii From Vacation
Mr. and Mr. A, C. Nelson re
turned yesterday from their vaca
couver, B. C. und have been away
about a week.
fining to Salt Uiko City
Ali.xs Emma Baxter left this
morning Tor Salt l-ake City. Sho
will be away from this city; about
ek.
Iteturiis lVmii Boise
Miss Louise Burnett returned
Friday from her trip to Boise. She
has been visiting h"r sister. .Mrs. J.
H. Lake, and friends for the past
week.
Bus SHiethilc Cluimics
The bus schedule has changed.
The wist bound stages now go at
l":4"i u. id. and 2:3b p. in,
(iiMN to Wallowa
L. B. ll.innaiield went to Wal
lowa on business Saturday. He
returned yesterday.
(in to Fiiterprl
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cole and
daughter, Dorothy, left Saturduy
morning for Enterprise. They vis
ited relatives and returned last
evening.
state room aft, with sleeping ac
commodations for two, a bridge
forward of this with nil controls
and a forward cabin with accomo
dation for four persons.'
Chase said be was unable to nay
anything about a report that Col
onel Lindbergh had recently taken
lntrucllon In operation of a motor
yacht but again would not go so
fur as to deny thut this was a facl.
Close friends of Lindbergh said
that at least until recent months
they were sure he knew nothing
about motor boats, though he had
so long been expert In the opera
tion of engines on land und In the
air.
or many of them at least, semi
their money away to merchants In
othercUlea wH.lxput..rettli7,lusAhttt.
they h re impairing the capital of
their own. corporation and that if
enough Of them pursue that courtie j
they will force their corporation j
into certain bankruptcy." 1
"The merchant is not the onlyi
one injured, but he pays taxes, 1
contributes to public charities,
churches, schools, etc., and when
his business l gone Ills ability; to
contrlbuute is gone. The time for
all of thu propla to pull together
for a live town is while the town
Is still alive and not after It In
dead, for when a town dies It Is a
long time dead."
BE A BOOSI EIt
Do you know there are u lot of
people
Scttln' 'round In every town;
Growing like a broody chicken,
Kiioeklu' every good thing down.
Don't you be that kind of nl cattle,
'Cause they ain't no use on earth,
You Just be a Booster Booster
Crow and boost for all you're
worth.
If your town needs booslln, Boost
'er:
Don't' set 'round to see
If some other feller's willing
Sail right In this country's free.
No one's got a mortgage on It;
It's your's just an much as his.
if your town is shy on Boosters'.
You get in the booslln' biz.
program in tho normal school audi
torium.
Governor and Mrs. I. L, Patter
son, accompanied by Cnptaln'Flan
nery of ' the state 'traffic depart
ment, rfnlved In La Grande today
civ route to Baker v.ehre the--governor
will speak at the Horse and
Cuttle HaiseiH association conven
tion. He will return to La Grninie
to attend the dedication of the nor
mal school und on U'hursday
go to I ntop to attend the Eastern
Oregon Livestock show.
Governor Patterson spoke at the
Columbia university graduating ex
ercise:: last night.
Two groups of women, nil fumous
cooking experts, recently conducted
a series of tests to find tho most
tasteful way of preparing vege
table dishes. Tn every raso, nfter
the various ways of cooking vege
tables were tried, tho exports
unanimously voted in favor of j
using only a little witter nnd add
ing sugar in cooking vegetables.
One group of experts recommends
this unusual recipe for baked apples
and ovionn. Slice 3 medium-size
apples nnd bix medium-size onions
into a greased casserole in alter
nate layers, seasoning with salt,
pepper, Vj cup of sugar, and 2 table
spoons butter. Add Mi cup wnter
and bnke in a moderate oven
j (3!i0 F.) about ?i of an hour.
I Tito sugar adds not only to tho
1 taste but also to the food und energy
value, of the vegetables, so that
they arc not only valuable vitamin
foods, but foods Unit furnish work
ing power to the individual.' Use 'a
liberal dash of sugar, depending on
the quantity cooked, with peas,
limn beans, string beans, corn, car
rots, beets, parsnips, sweet potatoes,
squash, onions and tomatoes. Good
will Sugar Institute.
Going to Twin I"nlls
The Marsh brothers of Twin
Fulls were In La Grande. They arc
on their way home from Walla
Walla, where they have been at
tending Whitman.
! S AVC WITH 8AFETV
Tomorrow is
CHINA
NIGHT
UreliM' vullli- at 7'JO I
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(Al') Tho PendU'ton Huckuroos j "
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P fx 1
Warner Bros. Present
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I ' ' MAY " LOUISE . InW
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Ii EDWARD EVERETT HORIDN-Bi
ALEC FRANCIS m0i v,ttT S
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Went to Pemlleton
"llrick" Anderson and Vernon
Coleman left Saturday evening for
Pendleton. They visited friends
and were to return today.
Home 1Ymii Seattle
It. I. Ph'IdH, of Healths Wash
was In tM Or.tnde Saturduy
husini'K4.
on
fioiog to Kellogg. Ida.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Itarnw-ll ure
planning on making their home at
IvellOKg, Ida. She has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Frank George for the
puH month.
Mercury Drops to
44 Above in Gotham
NKW YOIEK. .Tune 3 (API To
day was the coldfst June day In
the history of the New York
weather bureau. The mercury
dropped to 44 decrees at S a. m.
The pn vious low murk for June
was 43 degrees on June IT, 1 (?.
The drop to 44 degrees todiiy
followed a hot spell the latter half
of last week that renrhd Its peak
with n reading f d' greet on
Friday.
Here 1'rom Hjonliniiloii, Iml.
Mrs. charlrs Kiinlly. of Hunting
ton, Ind., was in La Grande Saturday.
Going to Portland
M rs. K. McNeil and d a u a h t e r .
Ittirbara Hell, left Sunday evening
for Portland. They have been visit
ing her aunt, Kvelyn Hearnuhaw,
for the past six weeks.
lleen In Pwatello
.Mrs. K. II. Guyp retu.iied from
k'-'dng to Sealtlt I'ocatello Saturday evening. Mrs.
' Mr. and. Mrs. C- K. Henson left Guye has ben there visltin? rela
Saturday evening for Seattle where lives since Memorial day,
I. lev are going to make their home. 1
Hero Front Futi-rprbiew-
H. Blair, of Enterprises was In
La Grande Saturday evening, en
iout" to-Hkrr.- " '
Approve Churches
Stand Against War
PITTS IH'HC,, Juno 3 (Al')
The Federal Council of Churches'
stand against war wax approved
In a resolution adopted today by
the commifodoners of the 7 1 t
L'nited Presbyterian Kfiirul as
sembly. Some debate preceded
approvsl of the resolution.
In on Ituoiites.-
f. M. Hale, of Imlder. in La
tJrandv Saturday on buiiii
PLVMOCTH. Kng.. June 3
jrAP) The Amcrlfiin ruf-er lla
! lelgh fired a fnlute at noon today
in honor of Kinu (ieorge's blrib
tlay, t be vet-l " ;i drexyed with
"TtT"w fr,T"" tile OCtSlhl'll. '" ' '
For Baby's
Strength
PURETEST
COD LIVER OIL
$1.00
Itulld up your biby's
strength by giving It H or
I tMispoonful of Pui elt-st
Cod Llvr Mi roofplnif
and night. Its large vlla
mtn onl''nt. permlis the
llnif and phoxphorus to be
utilt.fd In thf fornialion
of the bony st r uel lire.
(. n fic LiI in treating
rickets.
HUII ONLY AT
Glass Drugs
Inc.
The Ili-ioll store
La (irande. Ore.
Fancy Hose
Dialling clpmKns ... in
liuni(iri(lH, (-Ih-i-Iktk, iiikI .
vcrliciii Blripcft ... oil
sky-grays ami Bnl-laiin
. , . ure tho Intent in
Men'n Hosiery.
Solid Colors, Avilh'' or
without contniHliiiK
rlorks, nro iiIko In favor.
You'll find nil lhcno . . .
nnd ninny, many other
neat patterns in our
New Modes
Cooper are on good n
they look. They arc knit
lo lit Hiiug nt the ankle
anil full at the top.
Heavy reinforcing ndiln
month of wear.
Come In today and get
your Beiisonahlc Hosiery,
j i;uy it by the box . . .
I nix pairs for the priee of
j five ... in assorted col
orings that aro making .
fashion history. t
O.npr. Iln.irry, 50n to 12.50
fxoprr I'.jnmo., l.."0 lo I0
I loprn Knitiuiln, 11.00 to 110
Get a vegctalik-
First and last
Chance!
On Screen.
Starring
Owen Moore
Marce.line Day in
HIM" ? ir.a
lUtlti
and
Now Playing.
The Creepiest Picture
ever!
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Comedv and Cartoons
TODAY
Adolopli Menjou
in
"MARQUIS
PREFERRED"
Slay Cool
8
in
Tub Frocks
$1.95 & $2.95
Warm summer dy
lire Hindu ileiisant by
these dainty, cool till)
frocks, offered in u
special selling-
There are becoming
styles in this group,
all fast color a n d
easily laundered. Ideal
for house and street
wear. Come and see
thriu yourself. You
will want several.
Children's sizes
5!lc 7!)c - !)c - SI-1!
Norton's
Kiddy Shop.
Keller Merchandise,
Ixnvcr Prices
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