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Saturday, June .15,, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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Local News In Brief
Mining Men Are
Meeting Today
In Baker City
BAKKR, Ore, June IB (AP)
Mining men from nil sections of
KiLHterii Oregon sathered here to
day for tho unnnal meeting" of the
Visiting In Ii Grande nora From SKkanc
.Mr. ai)d Mrs. H. V. Worthlnston A. W. tdndsey und son, Wallnco,
and daughters, Id las, Thelma'-and ; of Spokane, arrived in this city
Krina. of Boise, Ida., Stopped at this morn inc. They will visit with , k-i,. fwn Minim? nutmeiatioii
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Uwla his mother, Mrs. A. R. Lindsey and Tne meetne opened with the re
Adains yesterday for a visit. The this sister. Mrs. E. D. Steincamp, i no..ts of t i. Bowen. president, and
of Island City. Mr. Undsey is the i William 12. North, exocytlve sec
president of the Fidelity National 1 retury.
bank of Spokane and will attend jean A nrucker, Washington
tne Danners convention, ana re- i stllt(, coIIprc school of mines, de
turn in a week.
Worthingtons are on a vacation
trip through "Oregon and Califor
nia. They, will return to their
home by way of; Neveda and Utah
and will visit their daughter Mrs.
George AdaniH, at Salt Lake City,
und be gone two weeks. -ir.
lc?rt for Seattle
Mrs. R. H. Green and children
Norman and Margery, of La
Grande, ' left -'last evening for.
Seattle. Mrs. Green will attend
the graduation exercises) at the
..ii., nt r,Ul.,lnn ii.nA I I'lUSlOlH inw '
Vi ii ir iiftM.tmit i ! be here for the next few days,
her courses. Miss Hochtrett was
in La Grando lust summer visiting
Mrs. Green. They will-be away
from this city about two weeks.
Hero From Vortland
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Cramer Jr.
of Portland, arrived in this city
lust evening-. They are hero to at
tend the bankers convention, to bo
held in La Grande June 17-18. Mr.
Cramer Is tho chairman for the
program of the convention and will
To Wt'lcomo Students
Members of the Kp worth League
of the Methodist church arc 'plan
ning a "Nyelcome home' 'service for
their metnbers who have been away
to school during tho past year and
are now in La Grande again for the
summer. A special program has
been arranged for their .benefit
which be given at seven
o'clock in the league room at the
church.
Here for a Visit '
Miss Gladys Metcher is In La
Grande visiting Mrs. Charles Wale.
She arrived in this city last evening
itfid will;spcnd the weekend. Miss
Metcher is on her way from Ta
eonm to her homo in FruUland,
Ida., where she will spend the sum
mer with' her parents., Mr, and
Mid. James Lynn.
Coining . I'Ynui Kauris Clly
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McCormlck
and Mrs. John Lerche..and daugh
Betty Jean, of Kansas City, are
expected in- La Grande .this, even
Ing. They will spend the summer
visiting at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. W. 11. Keuter. They
will also visit their son, Kiennetlv
McCormick.
Here From Warrnslmrg, Mo.
Miss Elizabeth Abcr, of war-
rnBburg, Mo arrived In Ia Grande
this morning. Miss Abcr will teach
second grade critic work, at the
Ia Grnnde normal summer school.
She was accompanied by Miss'
Adria Woods who will visit her a
few days.
orneini to visit
The supreme deputy of the Loyal
Order of Moose is to be here on
Monday evening from Chicago and
the local lodge, No. 850, has called
a special meeting to be held at the
Eagles Hall at 8 o'clock Monday
night to greet the visiting officer.
Uvered an address on the need for
organization among mining men.
Mark McAllister, state corporation
DAWES BOWS
BEFORE KING
GEORGE TODAY
WINDSOR, Eng., Juno 15 (AP)
Under the lofty toWrs of Wind
sor castle General Charles Q.
Dawes bowed to King George to
day and presented his credentials
as new Anerlenn ambassador to
Great Britain. Tho reception for
the American by his majesty oc
cupied a brief half hour and passed
without unusual Incident.
The former vice president, was
accompanied to the ancient seat
of royalty by Mrs. Dawes, Ray Ath-loff.
erton, embassy councelor, and Ar-1
thur Henderson, secretary for for
YELLOW BIRD
WILL GO ON
TO FRANCE
(Continued from Pan 1)
dor great emotion as the plane
landed and expressed complote Joy
when he set his foot on solid earth.
He found no one to talk to among
the Spaniards who crowded around
and seemed lost at the fuss made
over him In the strtmge language.
Assohint explained that he was not
discovered until the plane was In
full flight, when they decided
against turning back to put him
Piano Not Damaged
commissioners, of Salom, .discussed ' iR. nf i" ho UacDonald eab- ,,,,,'J ' n ort.S Liv f l nnrt
tner. lie wore a ton nat anu con- : "
tho Blue Sky laws and mining cor
porations. Thoso attending the meeting met
nt an informal luncheon here at
noon.
Hoover to Name
8 Men for Farm
Board Positions
By James L. West
(Associated Press Staff Writer)
WASHINGTON, IX C, June 15
fAIM President Hoover nlans to home
move as rapidly as possible in sel-lfeet Into a creek
ectlng the eight men who will ad
ventional morning garb.
a new "starter" for the landing
viutt in winHwi' gear in oruer 10 iukc on anu un-
marked the first time that King, flight. The original
George has received a foreign dip-1 "ntarter" they had Jettisoned on
lomat slnco his Illness began last';1"5 course oi u.eir mgm m ui
io iigmcn me piiine nuw vni-y un
covered Schrelber aboard.
This little town, containing but a
few hundred people and decrdes
ago the rendezvous of the Spanish
royal tamny wno came nero tor sen
WILLIAM DOltHIS DIES
VERNAL. Utah. June 15 (AP)
tl'UU.mi nni-flii illnil nn tlxa mini-lit.
Ins table hero last nlulit from. In-! hnthliw. Rave the aviators a tu.mil
jurles received Sunday nlht In an t""i welcome, atfordlnu them
automobile accident In which his their t of worship,
wife was killed. They en,' Civil Runrds formed a cordon
route Horn Clreshnm. Ore., to Okla- arounu u.e piune .o v. n. i.um
and their car plunged 30 ."""vnlr hunters as the four nd-
vumuivin ieii il iui iumu ium iini1
Cioes to linker
Miss Marion Nelson, of Iu
G-rande, left this morning for
Baker, where she will visit her sis
ters, Bertha and Florence Nelson.
They are nurses at the St. Eliza
beth hospital In Maker. Marion
Nelson will return this evening.
Going to Portland
Robert Shefler, John Sweeney,
and Harry Converse, who have
been working for the Ilowiimn-
Hicks Lumber company for the
past month, returned to Portland
last evening.
ltelitirii From Hot Luke- o;
Mrs. H. L. Winn and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Alton French, returned
from Hot Lake last evening. Mrs.
French spent yesterday visiting her
mother, and they both return to La
Grande In the evening, Mrs.-Winn;
returning to Hot Lake later last
night.
J I en lYom Walla Walla
Carmen Kelly. Hazel Kelly and
Waller Ogden of Walla Walla, ar
rived in this city last evening. They
arc visiting relatives and will re
vtrn to their home this evening.
4'lss Hazel Kelly will remain in La
Grande for a few days visiting Miss
Leola Wilcoek.
Going to I .online .
Mr. and Mrs. M. Crowe, of Lok
tlne, returned this morning from
On extended trip through the east.
They attended the General Assem
bly of the Presbyterian church In
St. I 'a ii I a nd ret urned to their
lioiiK- in Lostfnc this morning.
Correction
In the MacMarr advertisement in
yesterday's Issue of The Observer,
Swans Down cake flour was (pioted
at 15 cents, due to ntypographieal
error. It should have been quoted
at 39 cents.
Scout Exeeiitlvo Hero
, John riper, regional scout exe
cutive of Spokane, Wash., was a
visitor here yesterday, conferinff
with E. Russell Scott, local scout
executive.
Go to Canyon City
K. Davis, "Kid" Alabama. Del
Allen, Eddie Samuelson and Frank
Hartman. of La Grande, left last.
evfnlmr for Can,yqii V'fci 'nbajna
will Tight "toy DicVerson on unbox
ing card there.
minister tho new farm relief law YOUNG STOWAWAY
board, the most Important Inde
pendent agency of the federal gov
ernment established In more than
decade.
CALLED "LITTLE
RASCAL" BY FLIER
nor something more
substantial, spends
Summer School
At Cove Ready
To Begin Term
Uy Sirs. A. G. Conklln
(Observer Correspondent)
COVE, Ore., (Special) Tho
summer school grounds aro nil in
readiness for the school to begin,
buildings finished, tents are up.
electric lighting of the grounds Is
completed and everything ready
to go. The students and faculty
will arrive Monday June 17 and
school wll lopen with dinner at
p. m. and will close with luncheon
Friday June 28.
Mrs. S. W. Creasey and Miss
Margaret Crensey who luivo been
her for a few; day this week, ett
Thursday morning for their homo
In Pendleton. Miss Margaret will
return to Whitman whoro sho will
graduate Monday Juno 3 7. The
Venerable S. W. Creasey who has
been In Cove for the last two weeks
left this weekend to hold services of the American Hanking nssocla
at Bend next Sunday. tlon will commence. Officers will
A nlco program was given nt be elected at tho 9:30 session,
the Baptist church Sunday morning I Tho chamber of commerce
for Children's day. The Methodist " luncheon begins at 12:30 and after
Sunday school is planning an Inter- ! this tho visitors will bo taken on
esting Children's Day program for'u tour of tho Grande Rondo valloy,
Sunday Juno 16 at tho usual hour'to Include a stop at Hot Lake, with
of service, H o'clock. (cars turnlshed by the chamber.
Tho Rev. P. F. Sturges Is not at j (n Tuesday E. W. Porter, corn
homo In Cove much slnco tho nr-j iuIhnIoium- Df finance, of Boise, , was
rival oi i nnemon murici'ii jr., to have attended and delivered n
his time between tho ,i,iresH. but it is doubtful If ho will
Forty-two Including tho children Ing from every corner of the state,
wero present. Tho ladles spent tho ; "There have been at "least 12B
afternoon making blankets. This- rooms reserved for the visitors an
society has completed and sold 27 comparatively few are from towns
of these blankets. Lunch was near La Grande, ho said.
served late In tho afternoon.
Miss Bess Kelloy was hostess to
tho bridge club Saturday afternoon
Juno 8. Two tables of brftlgo
wero at play, Mrs. Frank Miller
winning high sehore.
Mrs. Corwln itees, of Eugene
WATER FAMINE ENDS :
HONG KONG, China, June 1ft
(AP) There was great rejoicing Irt
Hong Kong today as a'heavy-ralnj
visited at tho home of her undo fall began, promising to alleviate,
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mees greatly a serious water shortage
last week. Miss Rees was a student troubling the community here. x
at Eugene last year and was on her - The weather bureau forecast
way to join her parents who are stated that an allrnlght- downpour
enjoying a summer camp near was In sight. , :; v .x.. ; .1 , y
Boise, Idaho. Miss Bees also vis- ' - ' ' " ' ' ' "i
ited her cousin, Mrs. Uced Blacker
in Union.
PROGRAM GIVEN
FOR CONVENTION
OPENING MONDAY
(Continued from Page 1)
than bananas and oranges on which 1 Grande Ronde. hospital where his
(Continued from Page 1)
they had subsisted in crossing.
The Spaniards, plied them with
innumerable questions which they
answered as well as they could
through their Interpreter. They said
Ithey were satisfied with their trip.'
This board, tho members of). Assolnntvadded:. "It wa hard go-
which will draw cabinet officer we. How about that?" Then ho Ing at times, we experienced utmost
salaries of ? 12,0(10 annually and added, "Anyway wo have plenty of every variety of weather and cll-
have at their command a revolving - time to get to Paris after we get mate but generally the, wind favor
fund of $500,000,000. is to have an Isome gas." od us. The machine behaved splon-
authorlty and standing in agricul- 1 Schrelber said he and his friend dldly,. and drove triumphantly and
ture comparable to that of the in-j flipped a coin to see wpilch each unfaltering through tog. wind, rain,
tcratate commerce commission In would taki. He drew the Yellow a stone of cold and ono heavy storm.
tarnsporuuiun und the leduial ro-jifd nn(t crawled into the tail cav- "The- Htorm. obliged us to quit
serve board hv finance. . ,Uy where he was sheltered from the steamboat lane we followed at
A formidable list of candidates casual view1 by struts and the bag- the start nnd then w:e flew south
already has been presented to the gge. He and his friend previous-' ward lengthening the course."
president and ho Is believed to y ha(1 reconnoltcred and remarked J. When the hospitable Spaniards
have about made up his mind who that there was room for a person relaxed their attention a Httlo the
is to no me enauman. nn tno tant noticing niso that none aviators went to the post office nnd
. . . . I of the aviators ever seemed to look deposited the mall they had
in the general endorsements arebck thp,e- , uKhl for Paris.
James C. Stone of Lexington. Ky., I "e pmnnert to go nhoarrt just ne
president of tho Hurley Tobacco fore tho aviators reached tho plane
Co-operative association, and Carl to prepare for a start. Ho knew
Williams of Oklahoma, there wore people about who might
Others whose names liavo been see him but he boldly got In and
mentioned more or loss prominent- took his chance.
ly In connection with the boar?!
membership included IX O. Mpser
of Texas, a cotton co-operative of
ficial; B. L. Corey of Scarsdalp,
N. Y., who also has had large ex
perience In cooperative organiza
tions; Former Representative
Black of Texas nnd William H.
Marshall of Fort linderdale, Fla. greet
There has been speculation as to
win-tlier Mr. Hoover
a place on tiie board to Frank t.
I.owdeu, former governor of Illin
ois und a candidate for tho reptib
UrVi 'tajfi('4j(lcntlal nomination
against M i Hoover.
ffltli Crossing
Tho landing of the Yellow Bird
here completed the 1 fith crossing
of tho Atlantic In a heavier than
air machine, und the eighth east
ward crossing. Thero has been but
one westward crossing of the north
Visiting In l-:iln .
Mrs. Charles Cross, who has been
teaching school In Tracey, Cal., for
the past year, has been in 1 gjn
visiting. She was formerly of Elgin
and taught school there. She left
last evening tor Corvallis. where
she will attend summer school.
Go to Hot Lake ,
Mrs. O. C. Osburn and , her
daughter. Lula Osborn. and Har
old Seldrrs, of m Grande, left this
morning for Hot Lake. They will
vinit Mrs. Lois Solders who Is 'ill
at Hot Lake and return to this
ity this fvenhig. ,v. . . ..
Going to Vacation
Park Taylor, of La Grande, Is
leaving today with Ivls parents,
M r. and Mrs. Homer Taylor, for
Seattle. They v. ill . attend the
graduation exercises of the l"nl-
vorsity, of Washington where Jean
will finish his course.
Leaves for Popular, Mont.
Airs. E. R. Johnson, of La
Grande, kft last evening for Popu
lar. Mont. She plans to visit her
two daughters, Mrs. Lucy Kearn
and Mrs. Charles Sterling, and re
turn to La Grande In about i
iiunith.
Going to Portland (
Mis. L. V, Chaussc and children
Marian and Burnctte. of La
Grande, left last evening for Port
land. They were going on a short
business trip and they will return
Sunday morning.
Here l-Yom Pendleton
- J. W. Wltherell. of Pendleton,
Is in La Grande. Mr. Wltherell Is
from the income tax and audit
company at Pendleton, and Is here
auditing the county books.
Go to Portland
Mrs. G. Sessions and her son.
Gilpin Jr., of La Grande. leR last
evening for Portland. They will
spend two weeks in Portland and
Mr. Session will return with them.
Goes to Baker
C. Smith, of La Grande, hit
this morning for Baker. He is
employed by the Eastern Oregon
ast freight and will bo there in
definitely.
To Attend Hegatta
Mr. and Mrs. Lynne Bohnen
knmp' and Mr. and Mrs. Ray fWil
liams, of La Grande, left this noon
for Pendleton. They will attend
the celebration at McKay dam and
plan to return this evening.
Mrs. Miller's Sister Dies
. Miss Elizabeth Geddes. the eld
est sister Of Mrs. Margaret M. Mil
ler, of this city, died in Spartan
burg. South Carolina yesterday, It
Is reported.
Glad to lteiuii Tnnd
He said his ride was not always Atlantic by ann airplane, although
pleasant but he was decidedly glad dirigibles havo crossed flvo tinres.
to get his feet on earth ufnln. He I Tne,"0 w"a noteworthy colnel
added he was readv now for a nn- denre in the flight's completion yes
rude in Paris and the welcoming .lerdny. June 14, 1029, which was
veils of thousands who exnected to Hie tontii anniversary ot the com
us pieuon oi me nrst-non-siop trans-
'atlantlc flight from St. JoIiuh, Now-
icnnlil nffoi 1 ivfBtuiiius inn u m:n v-i .v mm n iuu mm mini, IU i.iumvm, ii vmilil, oil
stowaway was aooaru none i-o. june i i, mm, ny uapiain jonn ai
Fevre told tho Associated Press cockb and IJoulenant Arthur W
correspondent " Brown. British officers. ,Thoy flew
"Ho! came creenI.iL' Ul .from 11 Vlckers Vlmy bomber and made
, ,n f ,k, .,, tI ,u ,. tho lyoo miles In 16 hours and 1
ui . .. fi,.0( ,i,nn ),. i .minutes,
ly ho stood up he had 'sea legs' and
swayed from side to side.
We would havo been people of
we had turned back
and put him off. or " laughing
GILBERT DAIIL
AND LEONARD
. ROBIJS KILLED Ht.in i,o..rt .r
Kadlalor Almost Dry
When finally they lauded the
plane's radiator was practically dry
and there wero but a few drops of
gasoline left In the tank. Had It
(Continued from Pago One
"thrown him overboard as wo made ROl hpen fip nlghtlng the beach
him believe wo were going to do.'
"But our own fear for our Hafety
nronlh and
be held
o cionc ai ino wuniKraw anu cnn- Hsuranee we had that If HomQ.linfjl fo,.
morimin nionuniy. mu .i. thing happened we would bo blanv-
Georgn Wal.. ff the l're:ibyterlan od rp )1()t having put him off."
ehureh, will fifflelale, the body will Armeno Loll! said: "If I have not
be laid to rest In the Masonic com
ctery. He Is survived by his wiu-never commit one. My Indlg
owed mother and other relatives ,mtn when I saw the boy crawl-
iiml friends. Ii..,, r i. t,.n ..f n.n i
Mr. 1..1.1-h l.,..ly will ho m-nt In 'o Krcat I was murh tompto.l io""0" tho Uo..r l.n.1 thror hllil Int..
Spnkano t-nlKht. whore hl imrontH lthlw him off n.l llhtn our load. "",ce w0 1",alli' ";""' him
m..k. ,ho,r Ku,.. r!-wh.ch was ju .ff...,t ,o . '
lees will ne nem mere, .iiish iun-.js rrnm achieving our goai.
Jorlo Condit and her father, nnd
Mr. Taal aro going to Spokane to
attend the funeral.
Mr. Hnhl came here In the sum
mer of 1!27 and for several months
was one of the. publishers of I'he
here they might have continued a
U nays or age. are to ....IM ,1K nothing comnared with tho r.. ....... ... ......
omorrow nflernoon "t 2 t,.i,inllon we felt for him and tho ...... .........
).;(iiiit;i iiih miii k in it luuuoiy loiiiiiy
tho purpose.
Reno Le Fevro, when asked what
I the effect of the young stowaway's
committed a crime on this voyage I , 1 , ,
shall never commit one. Mv liidhr- ' ,l,ino h ,d .eon answered homo or
less joKingiy: "At nrst our indigna
tion was so great w'o started .to
wife and son are, and his, homo In
Cove.
Mrs. Wallace E. Howe of Brlc-
tol. R. I., who Is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs, P. K. Sturges Is staying at
tho La Grando hotel, came over
to Cove Wednesday afternoon. This
is her first visit to Oregon and atao
her first visit to her daughtor'jS ,
home.
Miss Ethyl Paron has just re-i
turned from Ashl and whoro Bho
graduated this June.
Miss Boryl Conley who just re
turned from St. Paul's kchuol at
Wnlla Walla, left Thursday even-
Ing for Portland for a. short visit
with her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Con-
ley. !
Miss Earlino Whlsler has return
ed to Spokano where she Is taking
nurses training, after a two weeks
visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. ,
M. Whlsler here, I
Miss Beryl Conklln, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Conklln. of (
Grants Push has been dueled presl- ,
dent of tho associated women stu-
dents of the Southern Oregon nor
mul school at Ashland, nceordlng
to word received here. This family ,
lived in Cove for many years, hav-!
Ing moved away from horo about
ten years ago.
Mrs. Jon Gray who was taken to
Hot Lake for a major operation
ten days ago Is recovering nicely.
The Woman s club of Cov.e will
bo guests of tho Parkdale club at
luncheon Thursday Juno 20.
Mrs. J. E. Mills entertained tho
Ladies Guild at her homo Turs
day afternoon. After a short busi
ness meeting bridge,, .was, played ii,t
four tables. Mi'H. G. E. Barker won
high score, Mrs. Louis Presto sec
ond high. Luneh was served after
tho game. Those present were,
Mrs. L. E. Anderson, Miss Thelma
Anderson, Mrs. R. I. Barker, Mrs.
G. E. Barkm. Mrs. J. J. Conh-y,
Mrs. A. O. Conklln, Mrs. T. R. Con
klln. Mrs. L. J. Chadwlck, Mr.
R. S. Comstock. Mrs. Jack Flet
cher, Mrs. W. J. Hallmark, Mrs.
L. M. Laird, Mrs. J, Miller and Mrs.
Louis Presto.
Mrs. Theodore Me.Clain, Mrs.
Alico McCinln, Mrs. M. Lnrec and
Mrs. Gladys Richards entertained
tho Dorcas society at tho homo of
tho former Thursday afternoon
bo able to be here. If not. a mo
tion picture, "The Bankers Rela
tion to Saving!) an I Loan A'.wocia
tions," will be shown.. The.iutter
part of the picture will show tho
bankers' mltklng . contest held nt
Corvallis In January.. '.'.'. v
According to Mr. Cruinor, thoro
are bankers and their wives com
I DlIPAimiENT STORES . j
i J INTMBW1STJ
' I 3toro No! H Ia Grande, Qre.'l
HOSIERY d
.Pfne.; gauge- , Service' weight,
silk and cello silk "with mer
cerized fddt and t()e guard for
extra -Vfeaiv FdU fashioned
SUNDAY
MONDAY
lire Ml
DOROTHY BURGESS
PAULFAGE
ROBERT ELLIOTT v
also
I I II III ill lllfVIIIK MU I UMll I. I , , , , , ,,
Tho youth know fo- wor.ls nt!'"W - '
Wn.-iniuli with thiiMo fnw ho Inlrl .....i
those few he told
some who talked to him he was a
vaudeville actor and that his par
ents wero from Budapest. Ho said
he hid in the tall of the plane on
they encoun
tered the most surprising weather
conditions with rain, cold, nnd once
a siorm of hurricane proportions.
COMEDY
UN KISSED MAN"
and
NEWS.,.;-.
' TODAY "
..' "AlX AT. SEA" " '
DANE And ARTHUR'
Horn for Bankers Con'iitioii
Sinclair Wilson, the president of
the Klrst National bank at Linn.
Ore., arrived In this city this morn
ing. He will attend the bankers
convention.
How From Perry
' Mrs. Joe Smith and Mrs. L. P.
Legore, of Perry, arrived In La
Grande this morning. They will
spend the day shopping and return
to Perry this evening.
win Not yu-i t
There will be no meeting Of the
idies Auxiliary to the Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen until
the first Tuesday of July. The
White Rose Club also will adjourn
during the summer months.
Here From Caldwell
William Hertig. of Caldwell, ar
rived In this ity last -evenltiff to
spend a few days visiting Charles
Spaeth.
Here IYumi Mxiknnc
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ward, of
Spokane, spent yesterday In I-a
Grande. They returned this morning.
Returns From Portland
L. H. Russell, of La Grande, re
turned this morning from Port
land. He has been attending the
Grande Lodi;c and reports i plea
sant trip.
Hero From Walla Wal In -r
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Iyen of
Aw,iiia Walla. er In Ia Grande
yesterday. They . ft this morning.
Return I'niiit Bishop. Cnl.
Mrs. Zella Lyons, of Iji Grande,
returned last evening from Bishop,
'"a I. She has been visiting rela.
lives for the past neek.
Jleturn I'Votn Portland
Mrs. Roy Mitlering and two
children, of La Grande, returned
from a trip to Portland this morn
ing. They have been visiting her
relatives In Portland for the past
four days.
Going to Parma
M rs. Ollvo M c M u r ry , of 1 -i
Grande, left this morning for Par
ma. Ida, She will visit her daugh
ter. M r. Robert Kelly, for the
next month.
Upturn Frm "'!!!
Mr. and Mrs, K. B. Wllcock. who
have been on a trip to Canstda,
visiting her folks, returned to La
Grande this morning. They have
been away from this city two
months.
IIILGARD
PERSONALS
often below zero (Centigrade), no
eessttating flying much lower than
the fuel shortage (o tho stowaway
Jtint utt Assohint hud done.
the., pui
Reminder. laicF Joining with Mr. ! the night prior to the flight.
-iv... 1 I.. l,n I. 11,11,.. r .f I tin f'l-VUtlll I 1ln ..-., Kir, t ulnn,t .. tl l..ut
I - ii., t they would have otherwise chosen
Plunge. . v i night, the clamor of the little' , . .
' ..tiiu . 1 1 .i i. 1 1" ,lfi. The nav gator attr buted
tel keeping all four awake.
Schrelber considered he had plac
ed himself in tho hall of fame by
slowing away on the Yellow Bird
land seemed oblivious of the dan-
Iger anrl disappointment ho had
(caused the gallant French avIatoi'H.
Mr. He told the Associated Press eor-
"I. am very glad Htat
By Venm Welmer
(Observer 'orrenpondelit )
HII.GARIt. Ore., (Speelal
and Mis. Otho Kekersley, foi niei ly , respondent :
e'l
Georgia Minstrels
Coming on June 21
Forty colored singers, dancer
and comedians, known as Rbiiards
and Prirtgle's Famous Georgia
Mlnstrelf. are scheduled to appear
here on the night of Monday. June
3 4. under canvas. The produetlon
is elaborately mounted, both In
.weenery and rttutnes. advance re
pnrts wiy. bn will te open at
7:ir and the performance will be
gin at 8:1 j.
of Cove but now of Pnrlland. wet-
guests of Mr. and .Mrs. J. B. Wel
mer Kn I unlay,
Mrs. IUU Roberlfon, of Starkey,
wa it IIHgani visitor Tuesday.
Vernon Wilson find Robert Cart
wright left Saturday for Pilot
Bock where they will work for G.
W. Rugg.
The heavy rains and hall destroy,
edmnny of the gardens and did
much damage to trees here hint
Saturday and Sunday.
M r. and M is. J ohn Price and
Mis. Fred Rees. of La Grande.
were visitors at the home of their
parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Wel
mer, last Friday.
Mrs. Guy Thrtrnliru'; rrua a Lh
GiKlld vlsdor .Monday.
Mis. S. K. F'-rguson bus moved
to La Grande to make her home.
Mis. Hnwl Powell, of Ontario,
On-., Is visiting nl the home of her
untie and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Ge.,i go Wn
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Sims wete
li Grande visit 'us Wednesday.!
Mrs. Si ins remained in La Grand".
Mis. Bert Able and Mr Mary
Gertrude Young were in l.a Grande (
visiting Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. Grey ttimsarted business in
lillgard Wednesday evening.
Mr-, Ralph Sullivan nnd small
son wero lt Grand: visitois Thurs-
da y. j
liowell Itu -'g t' fi Thin sduy after
noon for Pilot Rock where he will I
visit his wife and children. j
Mrs. Claude Burt mess was a la j
Grande visitor Wednesday. i
Mrs. Glen Joim-h visited relatives!
at F.lg-n Siind -y.
J. B. Welm-r ;tnd mall daugh-j
t t. Alice .I;m-. went lo Cove Salur
da, Mr. and Mrs. J. B W Inter drove.
t: u-iiier Ji'o ponjoM t'rjd.iy.
have placed my name
(FARM RELIEF
HILL SIGNED
BY PRESIDENT
4 DAYS STARTING SUNDAY
1 "Yu Ain't ' T,?e eatest ;':
! Heard IS'olhin' JM- " V Vitaphone
i Yet!" ' vX picture ever
Htlll rf-inalnH licfori. thn mnaln. t'h W TT ' ", ,Jt , ' t) l SyfnSt.
In HlunlnK Ihc lull toih.y. Iinw- i S ' " ' v 1 A IflJ ' lV
fver, .Mr. Huov;r hurl tlm KatlHrac. J ) ' ''f Vfi : A V Ufy Ai. rjj VV
lion of knowln that ono or the fa Av '"'l W Jk 1 ' V 9fl&f-''TJ I I I
liinjor iirohlom. of tho rampalKn i U X ) ,B jf"9ty T.f r k K U ill
ha beon nctoft upon doHpltn pr- I Jm S J I lV"-''' ''fi&jF'- ' T t. ' l I l jA 1 A n
illctlonn hy opponontH that the I fm V ' h V i)),ir'i.I: ft' ' V V IV i vJVJl
farm law would prove ln..do...utt. IW 1 ' " ltRi
W ..AlJolson', y ;
fewJ K M ?p Sinai no Fool
?1.05to?1.85 USM IT J I . j--. N
M I I HI I . WM BETTY BRONSONJ
'-L, M jff'V-fc w A PATH E SOUND NEWS I I TO"AV
rlfJPMtJIPyTjA I I LAST SHOWING
UCA QSAM cine sales in 5 I "in old Arizona" ;
gl mk KM 1 : 11 xzZSr the star witness" I 100 talking ;
Tur Stinr Fca F.ufov Mam . .... , mm
..
helbtH with thoe who have fol
lowed In TJndberuh'H foittHtepn,
"Betore the trli I wan velnh!nK
in my tnlnd the dlffleuftlen to be
encountered beeaitMe of added
weight, but I decrhled to take a
chain. t. fearing only to be dlMeov
ered before the bop "ff. When tho
plane K"t "ff the ground I felt a
rreat ifdief. and I Telt mire that
the Muni would Biieeeed '
THE FLEET'S IN!
Oceans of Sailors Land
In La Grande
There were Leghorn---Pa nit -mtiH
Ban!oUB and MlbuiH In
(he jtinie cargo ltit nlne' the
chance are your flrwt Ht raw
Hat will be a Hallor we Intro
duce theae flint.
Shrewd mind, thes Ht ra w
hat iyliMt)i they've changed
the proportions (hi year w that
a lat yea 1 ' truw ha no
chance to ciawl under the tent
of this year'11 nlyleK.
Kverylhtng 'n ntraw I rea ly at
TROTTER'S