Monday, June. 17, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
I Local News In Brief
J'ormcr Itesidents lloro
Air. and Mrs. Williani J. T-ftntl-ruin,
former J-a Grande reHidonta
but now of Kugene, are visit ing
in .this city with Mrs. l.andrum'd
mother, Mrs. Mary 1. Nonis, and
Mr. Landrum's brother-in-law and
.sister, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H.
lianna. 'l hey caiue to La uramie , Ho also attended the first general jrardmg. They returned to Meri
tor the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. ; meeting of district managers of tho j (llim lils't cVenjng
Hanna's daughter, Genevieve, to j MacMarr Stores, Inc., which was j J '
i-ioyu . neny, ui ami uu, l
Saturday night, and are calling on i
old friends this week. Mr. I-and-
ruin will return Wednesday or
Thursday while Mrs. Landrum will,
remain for nearly a month. Land- 1 porta that the Mutual plant In
ruin is enthusiastic just now over Oakland consists not only of gro
plans for the Sunset Trail pageant eery warehouses but also Includes
and pioneer celebration to be held an extensive and modern creamery
In Kugene July 115, 20 and 27. He, through which the chain's retail
will be among the Eugene citizens j stores are .supplied with dairy
singing in the choruses for the products. A large bakery supplies
hiiKo drama which ho declares Is j the bakery products for the stores.
going to be one of the finest things
in Its line ever staged in the North
west. "The. -whole city of Eugene
Is entering into the thing and we'vo
had nation-wido Interest shown in
it," declared tho former La Grande
resident. "Already, bright shirts
und the beginnings of 'pioneer
whiskers' are appearing," he
laughed. .4 .
Hero for Wedding
Among out-of-town visitors for
the wedding of Genevieve Hanna
and Lloyd A. Rerry Saturday night
were the ; parents. ; qf tho bride
groom, Mi. "and .Mrs. 'Cluildo fWry,
and their daughter Marian Horry,
of Walla Walla. Miss Berry is a
Whitman graduate and a member
of Alpha Chi Omega. With them
was Krank Averill, a Washington
State college graduate1 and former'
football player who wuh best man
at the wedding.
Arrive IYom Portland
Mr. and Mrs. William Slegrist of
this city, accompanied by Mrs.
Paul C; Masseo and daughter,
Natalie, of Portland, arrived In La
Grande by car last night from
Portland where Mr. and Mrs. Sle
grist have been visiting. Mrs.
Masst.'c and her daughter will visit
here with her relatives and friends.
She is tho daughter of J. P. IV-
silet, of this city. :
: I
On Vacation
Floyd Davis, who is employed at '
the J. C, Penney company, left
Sunday morning for Caldwell. He
will return to La Grande after a
two-week's vacation. Mr.. Pavia
was accompanied to Caldwell by
Mrs. N. W. Jones and daughter,
Juanita, who have been visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Jones of this city for the past two
weeks.
Gees to Sea tile
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Thurston, of
,l.a Grande, left Saturday evening
lor Si'uttile. Their son, Wilson
Thurston has ' Just finished his
junior year at ' the University of
Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Thurs
ton will lie away on this trip about
a week.
Gees to Convention
Mrs. Roy liraden left yesterday
niorning for Nevvberg to attend
llie G. A. R. convention which Is
to be held there beginning tomor
row. She will visit relatives In
Portland en route to Newberg and
expects to return to Lu Grande in
about a week.
leaving for Bend
Mr. and Mrs. .lames Nelson, of
l.a Grande, left Saturday evening
lor Bend. They will Visit her
mother, and then make a trip to
the coaM and return to this city
in two weeks. Mrs. Nelson is em
ployed at the J. C. I'enney Co,
Here From F.ngcne
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. I.andrnm of
Kugene came Saturday to attend
the Hanna-Berry wedding anil aro
visiting among their many rela
tivts and friends in l.a Grande be
ing guests at the home of her
mother, Mrs. K. S. Noris.
Go on V Kit
Mrs. U. I. Cunningham and
daughter, Blanche, left yesterday
on No. 2 5 for Hartlllie, Wash., for
u, two months' visit with Mrs. Cun
ningham's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
.'olin Willis and her sister, Mrs.
Louise Soul.
lined MOO
Henry Johnson, arrested
on
charge or possessing liquor, was
fined SH'u in the municipal court
Saturday night by Judge M.
Humphreys. Tho defendant was
uiirtbh- to p;y the fine and was In
the city jail today.
Itciurns From Visit
Mrs. Ida Thompson, who hits
be.. n visiting Mrs. K. H. Search's,
of La Grande left Saturday cven-
fr... I..... !,.,. M,.,if-,i Uli..
has been vlsilim- Mrs. Ke.-ii-eles for
the past three weeks.
Bel urns From Vacation
Petty Cochran and Marion Mil
ler, of La Grande, returned yester
duy morning on No. 24. They have
het'n away on a weeks vacation
trip to Portland und Seattle and
report a wry pleasant trip.
Louo? for Pendleton
Barbara and Beverly Guye. of
La Grande, left Saturday evening
lor Pendb ton. They will visit Mrs.
.1 unes Obtieh and return to l.a
Grande about Wednesday.
Go to Pnrihiud
Mr. and .Mrs. Kalph Heeler, of La
Ginnde, expect to return to this
iiy tomorrow, after a short busi
ness trip In Portland.
New Baby Girl
A baby girl was born Sundny
morning at the Wonderlick hospi
tal to Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hatmak
vr 1 an" Fourth street.
lteturns From Seattle
Prank B. Appleby, of La Grande,
returned yesterday morning on No.
-I. from it nhort business trip to
and. Taenia. .-...I
nit;
Attend Convention
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Farvis nnd
children returned yesterday after
noon from a, 10-days trip to Calif
ornia. In San Francisco Mr. Sarvis
attended the convention of tho
U'Midrn Ktntfw Phnin Oroeers as
sociation held in the Talace hotel. 1
neiU In I lie on ices Ui mo aniiiuii
Stores, Inc., of Oakland, one of tho
latest chains or more tnan auu
BtoreS-to be absorbed by tl.e Mac-
Marr organization. Mr. Sarvls ro-
latest chains-
Marr organization
also. Unofficial reports of recent
acquisitions by the MacMarr or
ganization bring the total num
ber of stores now organized under
the one heading to over 1.200, ex
tending from San Diego to Seattle
and as far east as Denver.
To Attend Wedding1
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hill, of La
Grande, drove to Portland this
Kmornlng. They will attend the
wedding of Miss Hazolmary Price
to George Phillip Eisman Jr.,
which will be held at the West
minister Presbyterian church this
evening. The brides father, O. L.
Price. Is Mrs. Hill's brother.
U
Go) no: to Klgln '
Miss Dona Foster, who has been
attending Albany 'college, -arrived
in La Grande this niorning. She
left this morning for Elgin, where
she will1 spend the summer visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. !
Eoster. .
Return Fi-om Klamath Falls
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Happersett,
of La Grande, returned this morn
ing from a trip to Klamath Falls.
They have been attending the
Eagles convention for the past few
days.
Hero From Portland
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. Chapman, of
Portland, drove to La Grande ye$-
terday. They will attend the Stale
Bankers convention. Mr. Chapman
is tho publisher of tho Oregon
Voter, and an authority on taxation
and Investment matters.
. ' .
it,.,.,..., i.vom Sehool
Bill Beatty, who has been at
tending the University of Oregon,
returned this morning from Eu
gene. He will spend the summer
with his aunt. Mrs. Charles E.
Wale. Mr. Beatty is majoring in
law at tho university.
Here From Klamath Falls
Karl Reynolds, formerly of La
Grande. Is In, this city visiting hfsf
relatives. Mr. Reynolds is in the
chamber of commerce in Klamatli
Falls. Ho arived here yesterday
and will spend three or four days
before returning home. i
Goes to Salem
Franklin Kberhard, . of l.a
Grande, left last evening for Snlom
where he will attend a banquet
given In honor oT the 111 boys who
are contesting In Oregon In the
Kdison contest. He will return to
this city tomorrow morning.
Huh Position
Miss Uuth liramwell, wlho hits
recently returned f rom Kugene,
has accepted her former position
at the Bunting .Tractor company.
Miss Hramwell starts work this
morning.
Candy Booth
Mrs. Oscar Poareh has been ap
pointed by Mrs. Jlernshnw to take
charge of .the. candy booth at tho
bazaar to he given by the ladies
aid of the Presbyterian church
next November.
To Wn,shtiK'iin, Wash.
Mrs. Ben Betts, and children. Of
La (it-undo, left nSturday evening
La Grande, left Saturday evening
spend u month visiting her friend,
Mrs. Dana Dyer.
leaves for Spokane
Miss Margaret Condit and her
father, W. M. Condit. of La Grande,
left Saturday evening for Spnltane
to attend tho funeral of Gilbert
Dahl.
Attend Celebration
Hoy Karnum. of La Grande, was
among the local people to attend
the regatta at McKay dam, near
Pendleton, yesterday. He reports
an excellent program.
o VNI Here
M Ikh Delia Benson, of Lincoln,
Xr H. IS exiMM'ieu lO mine imh
I Wednesday morning to spen-1 lite I
summer wttn nor reiuuw
Mrs. Kverelt Keown.
Mr. ami
Al-o at Wedding
Mrs. Hurry Grant and daughter.
Marguerite, of Pendleton, were in
La Grande over the weekend for
tho Hanna-Berry wedding.
Homo From I'orlhind
Mrs. Charles N. Bingner has re
turned recently from Portland
where she 1ms been with her
mother, Mrs. Com Joel, who is 111
there.
Going to Klamath Fall'
Mrs. M. Mortlre. nnd son 1'nt
.i..if of 1.h Grande, left Saturday
evening for Klamath rails. i ney i can ne carrieo out in pianninc ai
...tn ..iu hr.r unn uml (liiiiL'liti-r ami I most ol! dailv dishes. Fresh or
rt..m t. this cttv Pridav.
Gim- lo Spokane j
Mrs. Sara Mires, of 1'nlon. h-ft ;
for Spokane Saturday evening. She
will visit her son. Walter Mires,
nnd be irone indefinitely. ;
Here From Portland
Mrs. George A. Stork, of P"it
land. visited relatives In I nSon Sat-..-.i,...
..n.l hImo will spend a few
Uy-vnUng uv Cr;
und &.
Hero IYom 1ortlaiul
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Harding,
of Portland, aro in I.n Grande, at
tending the Hankers convention.
Mr. Harding la cashier of tho West
coast National bank, of Portland.
They are also visiting at the homo
j of Mrs. Kmma C. Harding and
Cora Harding Scott. They expect
to return to Portland Wednesday.
Visiting In Iji Ciramlu
Mr. and Mrs. K. 1 Hunt, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Robert Post and Mrs. Ida
Stipplecole, of Meridian, Ida.,
were in this city Saturday visiting
nt Iho linmp of A I rs. HmniR (T.
Hero From I laker
! Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rosenbaum.
, , , ,
" flnuBlitoi- Lena .
"k'; l? .!''?'!?.
Lena Mae, of
today.
Miss Lena Mae Rosenbaum will
spend the six weeks of summer
school at the normal school, with
her .grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Playle.
Cio to linker Hero From llulfway
Mrs. Nell Friberg, Mrs. Frank Miss Harriet Glenn, of Halfway,
Anderson, Mrs. Ada Clark, Mrs. R. ( R fn La Grande. She Is Mrs. A. L.
Howell, Mrs. C. R. Iteull, of La j Richardson's nleco and will spend
Grande, are driving to Raker to- tho summer with them, while sho
morrow morning. They will re- attends summer school at the nor
main In Raker during tho two days , niIl.,
Woodcraft convention and return
Thursday.
Go to Walla Walla
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Goble, and
daughter, Wanda, drove to Walla
Walla yesterday. Miss Mabel
Shaefcr, who is a junior at Whit
man college, returned with them
last evening. Miss Shaefer will
spend the summer visiting her re
latives and friends.
(ioing to linker
Mrs. W. Pevine, Lilly Allstott,
Mrs.- Laura Burnett, Mrs. Shultz,
Mrs. Alma Curoll. Mrs. Hazel nob
bins, and Mrs. Ed. Fields, of La
Grande are leaving tomorrow for
Baker. They will attend tho Wood
craft convention.
Sp:-nd Pay In Walla Will In
Miss Bertha Wallsinger and
Mrs. C, P. Putnian, of La Grande,
drove to Walla Walla yesterday to
spend the day. They are expected
in La Grande some time this after
noon. Returns From Whitman
Miss Cornelia Hansen, who has
been attending Whitman college at
Walla Walla returned to La Grande
' 1 ' " ' ' 1
mer visiting her parents, Mr. Und
Mrs. C. M. Hansen.
Return From Klamath Falls -
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Doan, and
Mr. and Mrs. Bush, of 'La Grande,
returned this morning from a trip
to Klamath Kails. They have been
attending the Eagles Convention
for the past few days.
Here I'Vom Portland ,
Mrs. E. L. Walden and baby
son, of Portland, are visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Jack
McGhean in La Grande. Sho will
be here for a week, or so. i
ICetiirn I'Vom Poriland
Mr. and Mrs. William Slegrist
and daughter. Judy, returned to
l.a Grande yesterday. They have
been visiting In Portland for tho
past Week.
Going to Walla Walla
Miss Kiizubeth I on nelly, of I. a
Grande. is leaving Wednesday j
morning for Walla Walla. She i
will ftpeud the day and return
Thursday evening.
Here From Baker
.1. I. I.oltrldge, manager and vice
president of t he Fast era Oregon
Light und Power company, of
Baker, was in l.a Grande Saturday
on business.
Here I'Vom Ciiion
George Benson, of Union, was In
La Grande todny. lie was on busi
ness nnd will return this evening.
Here I'Vom Flgiu
Will Im in Teeter, of Klgln. wis
In La Grande Saturday. He was
here on business and returned tho
sumo evening.
I -eaves for California
Mrs. Vade King and her daugh
ter left yesterday for California.
They will spend the summer visit
ing and return to La Grande this
fall In time for school.
PALATABLE FOODS
Scientist Urges Healthful Use
of Sugar
"An important thing to remember
ibout eating is that we should en
joy our food." says one of the
country's eminent fond scientists.
"Remember that sugar "is one of the
finest condimental foods in the
world."
He goes on to explain that sugar
is nature's incomparable flavor. It
helps to relieve tho monotony of
our daily diets. It is an aid to nu
trition and health because it ad'Is
to the enjoyment of eating, and for :
that reason enables us to eat a ;
creator variety of other healthful .
foods, by improving" their flavors, i
"Sugar ti wholesome," he Faifl,
"and it is inexpensive. Everyone
ran benefit from this flavor which !
adds so much pleasure to nearly all
the other foods wo eat." j
The advice nf t!ti:: famous man I
I cooked fruits are full of minerals.
vitamins and other elements neces
sary in tt" diet. They are made
more delightful to our taste by the
addition of sugar.
The flavors of nearly all vege
tables are very much improved by
addinir a pinch -f uiur in cookinir.
Sugar in connfction with chocolate
or enena mm'; mill; n delirious
hrverai:?. M"l: foods are made more
b'hciou:: and nMir ih i nj; with suar.
'i'hri 'aux Isitilule. . ...... - -
Leaves ror Seattle
Ralph Gelbcl, of I .a Grande,
drove to Seattle with Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Taylor Saturday morning.
He will spend the summer visiting
his brother. Kred Gelbet In Seattle.
Ralph Geibel is also going on a
boy scout trip around Puget Sound
this summer.
Homo From Portland
Mrs. W. C. Kelly and her daugh
ter, Frances, and Vedu Hogensen
of La Grande and Myrtle Pyo of
Portland, returned recently from
Portland. Miss Myrtle Pye will stay
at tho W. C. Kelly homo this sum
mer, while she attends sununor
school.
DHvo to les Moines
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Reaver, who
have been visiting at the E. H.
Appleby home for the past month,
left this morning for a motor trip
to Pes Moines, Iowa. They expect
to return to La Grande later in the
summer before going to their homo
in Los Angeles.
Hero From Portland
A. E. Brown. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Illalne R. Ceoles. Mrs. Arthur
Cook, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. llurrely,
E. O. Secords, of Portland aro In
La Grande today. They arrived in
this city yesterday morning.
Go to Klgln
Mrs. S. A. Tuttle, of Elgin, was In !
La CI rn rule this morning. She. hus.
been visiting her son. 1. B. Tuttio
in Eugene for the past six weeks.
Sho Is leaving today for her home
In Elgin.
Golinr to Welser
Mrs. Anna Yoakum, of La
Grande, left this morning for
Wciser, Ida. She will spend a
month visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Irwin.
Here From Portland
Mrs. C. M. Smith, of Portland,
has been In La Grande sin-:e Sat
urday visiting her husband C. M.
Smith. She is returning to Port
land this evening.
Leave for IjosUiio
Mrs. Martha Swart,
and her
,l,...l,l..,. l,,tl. 1. ...... In TTit
" '"
I gene for the past few days, visit-; ' d Mein and Grace cullen, or La
j ing her daughter. They returned Grande, were in Pendleton Satur
to Lostlne this morning. y. Thy attended tho McKay
. . dam celebration and returned to
Hew From Meat 'ham
Miss Bernico Castell, of Meach
am, arrived In l.a Grande . this
morning. Sho will spend tho day
shopping and return to her homo
tills evening. , '
Hero I'Vom Joseph
Miss Louise Kennedy, of Joseph,
arrived In this city Sunday morn-
ing. Sim will' stay with Margaret
Baker duping thenummer session
of tho Normal school.
Hero From Pendleton
Mr. and Mrs. Kugene Bfrlew. of
Pendleton, were In l.n Grande yes
terday visiting. They returned to
their homo In Pendleton Sunday
evening.
! Attend Summer School
I Miss Georgia Jarman, of Haines,
and Miss Moore, of Troy, arrived
In this city Sunday evening to at
tend summer school. They will
stay ut the home of B. A. Itenham.
lielHin From Pendleton
Kd Fitzgerald und Lucille Black,
of La Grande, spent yesterday at
i McKay dam. They attended the
j motor boat races und returned to
j this city last evening.
Here From Salem
George Alexander, state prohibi
tion commission, of Saletn, Is In
I n niitiwl.. I( lu vtuttini!- lit the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sle- ' "f '" P' aetlce committee was
grist fOit a few days. 'postponed-until- tomorrow.-
. This afternoon the hankers are
To Attend Normal engaging In the sixth annual golf
Anita Kurstens. Kmma Kur- 1 tournament at the I -a Grande coun
stens. of Pendleton. I.orna Gem- try club. Tho Women are attending
mell, of Helix. Ore., Josephine u 'n party ut tho homo of Mrs.
Clemmnns. of Knlerprise, and Mar- A. J. Stange,
garet Thomas, of Portland, are In Banquet Tonight
La Grande to attend Hummcc Beservatlons huvo been made
school nt the tiornml. for 350 ut the banquet to be held
VINJIW
Special
M
of
AMERICAN LEGION
Tuesday
at
Sacajawea Inn 8 p. m.
mcetine called for the purpose of ar
ranging for the purchase of a pulmotor for the
use of the community, from the funds received
from the carnival. All Legionaires requested
to attend.
Visiting Horo Yesterday
Mr. and, Mrs. Lyle Strlngham, of
Pasco, Mr and Mrs. W. Strlngham,
nf Union. Mr. nnd Mm. Aiit-iiHt
Zaumr.l of Mount Glenn, and Mr.
and Mrs. Keller Slrlngham, of Im-
bier, wero the guests of Mr. and by George S. Blrnle, Mrs. If. A.
Mrs. E. L. Edwards of La Grande, parker. Earl Denham and Mrs. Lo
yesterday. They left last evening Hand Finch.
except Mr. and Mrs. Lvlo String- The program for tomorrow-, tho
ham and they will attend tho'ciOHmK day of tho convention fol
Bankers convention. Mr. String- lows:
ham is the president of the Pasco j Address. "Investment of Second
bank. They are staying at tho U nry Reserve," George H. Green-
B. Kiddle home.
Returns From Salt Ijiko City
S. K. Andrews, of La Grando, re
turned yesterday morning from
Salt l-Jike City. Ho attended the
M .I.,A. Stake day and visited his
brother Dr. David Andrews, and
Mr. and Mrs. Jane Andrews and
daughters. He also visited his
wife's mother and father, Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Perry, at Rupert.
1 7. :
Go to Wnlla Walla
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meyerslck, of
La Grande, loft for Walla Walla
yesterduy. They will visit their
son Ray Meyerslck. who is attend
ing Whitman college. Mr. and
Mrs. Meyerslck will return to this
city in two or three days.
Go to Baker
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hadden. Hus
sell Clark and Harold Rogers, of La
Grande, drove to, Baiter yesterduy.
They spent the day and returned
last evening.
Returns From lortlaml
George Cochran, of la Grande,
has been In Portland for tho past
I week. Ho has been attending the
! Masonic Grand Lodge and return
ed to J-.a Grande Saturday4
Going' to MIUon-Freetvntor
E. E. ArunL and his son, Leon
ard, and Leonard Cates, of Elgin
wero in Ia Grando this morning.
They aro on their way to Milton
Kreewuter where they expect to
work.
Hero From Hoqulnm
Misa Dorothy Booth, of Ho
(l uia in, Ore., urrlved in this city
Sunday morning. She Is spending
a few days visiting MuVgurct
Baker.
Hen I'Vom Hllgard
Mrs. Fred Garrett, of Hllgard.
arrived In town today. Sho will
spend the day hero and return
this evening.
Go to Pendleton
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fitzgerald,
this city yesterday afternoon.
Hero I'Vom Salem
E. M, Anderson, traffic officer,
from Salem, arrived in this city
yesterday. He will ho here a few
days on business.
lteturns PVom Hose Show-
Mrs. C
u. Kautnorn returned
'""t evening irom roruanu. ne
Imen attending tho Hose Bhpw
for the past week.
i Hero From Mt. Vernon
! J. C. Simmons and daughter,
I from Mf. Vernon, are In la
I Grande. They urrlved In this city
yesterday, '
ll nt Her Homo 1
, Beth Keener Is 111 at her home
'on IIMI4 Cedar street. Mis. Kleon
er is employed at tho Tiffin.
200 BANKERS I
I IS' SESSION I
HERE TODAY
(Continued from Paitfl 1)
be solved through cooperation.
Sinclair Wilson gave a 10-mlnuto
talk on "The Forestry Committee
and Its Work." in which he recom
mended an Inventory of (he llmher
resources. J. N. Kdelfsen's report
eeting
I5
tin tho Sacajawea Inn tonight, to
be followed by a ball. The pro-
1 gram, will Includo an address "On-
, nni Unwairri" hv Stoddard I
Kim of the Snokesman-Itoview. of
Spokane. Music will be furnished
'wood, "resident. Pacific National
bank, Seattle,
Discussion, led by Vernon II.
Vawter, cashier, Jackson County
bank, Med ford.
Report of Activities of. Group I,
Oregon Bankers Association, Ira
c, Powell, chairman,
j Report of Activities of Group 11,
' Oregon Bankers Association, 10. E.
jWist, president.
! Address, "The Banker's Relation
to Savings and Lou 11 Associations."
, 10, W. Porter, commissioner of fi
nance. Slate of Idaho, Boise.
Report of Executive Committee,
American Bankers Association,
Keith Powell.
Address, "Oregon's Tax Prob
lems," John II. Carkln, member
state tax commission, ex -speaker,
house of representatives.
Unfinished 'business; new" busi
ness; report of tho auditing com
mittee; report of the resolutions
committee; report of the nominat
ing committee: election of officers;
introduction and installation of
officers; adjournment.
At 12:30 o'clock tomorrow tho
chumber of commerco will hold
a banquot for Incoming and outgo
ing officers, tho executive commit
tee and distinguished visitors. This
will be at the La Grando hotel.
The tour of tho valley to ho held
tomorrow afternoon was also ar
ranged by tho chamber of com
merce, which is furnishing court
esy cars for the event.
Among the bankers ,horo for tho
convention are:
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Butler, of
Hood Hlvcr. Mr. and Mrs. A
. At -
tlrmatt, of Shuniko, Ore., G. D.
Brodie, of Pufur, O. A. Houghum, I
of the First National bank of Eu-I
gene, C. C. Chapman, of Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Fngstad. of
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rus-
sell, of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. T. P.
1 muter, ui 1 ui nuuu, iuiuhhii'i m.
Brodie, who Is secretary to Mr,
Cramer, Mr. and Mrs. Eugone
Courtney, of Woodburn, Mr. und
Mrs. George E. Dlekensnn, or Myr
tle Point. J. K. Paly, of Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Edlefsen, of
Portland. R. K. O'Hare, of Chica
go, L. H. Alexander, of Portland,
J. W. McCoy, of Ashland, Mr. nnd
Mrs. P. A. Young, of tho First Na
tional bank or Albany, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Stewart, or Portland,
Mi and Mrs. E. A. Clark, Citizens
National bank of Portland, W. M.
Buckles, of Spokane, Leslie Butler,
of Hood River, Powell Plant and
G. S. Hinsdale or the U. S. Nation
al bank, of Eugene, W. A. Holt, of
Portland, Charles Hall, of the Bank
i ,.-.,,.,, ,.r M!11.Ki,neM Hinrinir
A. Wilson, of Portland, Guy N,
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of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs.
H. S. Stephens, of Bend, Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Tabor, of Marshfleld,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schllinerieh,
of Hlllsboro, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Rogers, of Klamath Falls, O. W.
Davidson and son, of Portland, H.
R. Gait her, of San Francisco, R. J.
Realty Canadian Bank of Com
merce, of Portland, Sam H, Baker,
of Grants Pass, F. E. Calllster, of
Albany, formerly president of tho
organization of Oregon Statu
Bankers, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mum
phreys, of Oregon City, J. P. Duke,
of Klamath Falls, V. L, Sexton, of
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Mc
Garvey, of Bend, Mr. and Mrs. C.
C. Clurkson, of Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Powell, of Woodburn,
Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Chappol of
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Roer,
of Eugene, G. A. Bannallie, of the
Conodian Bank of Commerco, of
Vancouver, B.C., Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Tiffany, of Eugene, Mr. and
Mrs. E. F. Slade. of Salem, John
H. Carkln, of Medford, A. W. Ma
son, of Portland, King Stoddard, of
Spokane and D, DeWildo, of Pen
dleton. LEGION EXPECTS
TO BUY PULMOTOR
FOR LIFE-SAVLNG
(Continued from Page 1)
and when It is returned and the
legion purchases one, there will be
two ready for use at any time. Tho
machines are used for resuscita
tion of drowned people, of people
shocked by electric current, In re
storing life to babies In certain
cases, etc.
An Investigation of tho electrocu
tion Is to ho made by a state of
ficial, It is announced, so as to
establish an official record of tho
tragedy. . Tho official was sched
uled to arrive In La Grando today.
Leonard Uobhs, one of tho vic
tims of tho accident; ws laid to
rest yesterday. Funeral servlo6s,
which wero attended by a largo i
! number, wero held at, tho Sued- I
grass and Zimmerman mortuary ;
yesterduy afternoon. Tho body of
Mr. Dahl was forwarded to Spo-
Uano for burial. j
PARIS WELCOMES
ATLANTIC FLIERS I
AND STOWAWAY,
(Continued from Page 1) !
tlon, undisciplined perhaps, ut
(pilto pardonable s(nco you
uchieved your purpose."
Willi II Hllllie StHMUlUIIL I'l'lllMI . i
"undisciplined I have often been.
My old chief, Commandant Weiss,
can tell you that." As a mutter of j
fact only a few minutes before ho
hail violated tue regumuon ngnmsi.
With'
a
Gertrude Olmstcad
Iluph Trevor
Roaring Romance on the
Show Wagon in "The
, Sticks."
Folks! ,
You Ain't Heard
Nothin' Yet!
ine world s greaiest enicr
tainer is now hack again in
the greatest Vitaphone at
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Vitaphone Acts
Sound News
WARNGR BROS. PRPSUNT
Singing h
Uk BETTY BRONSONW JOStPIIINE DUNN
Now
low flying over the oily of Purls
an ho camo from Spain.
To most Frenchmen tho young
stowaway, Schreiher, remained a
great puzzlo today with the French.
Morning Press giving him a great
deal of space but largely as a curi
osity. His talkativeness in his own lan
guage, his Incessant repetition of
three French words, "Vive I -a
Kraneee," his waving of an Ameri
ca n flag and his general demeanor
wero iiuito inexplicable to the logi
cal French mind.
Tho French newspapers have
dubbed him with tho word applied
by tho three Frenchmen who wero
infuriated at finding htm aboard
the plane last Thursday but later
befriended him, the word being.
lo polisson," which in IU mildest
form may be translated "the ras
cal." Completion of the flight bemm
last Thursday at Old Orchard, Mo.,
occurred at dusk when it was- rainy
and dismal. The plane appeared
over the field to the accompani
ment of cheers.
It circled tho famous airdrome
once or twleo and finally camo
down, zooming towards the ground
12t miles nn hour and finally
throttling down to land perfectly
at CO miles an hour.
Tho flight from Comlilas, where
tho piano landed out of fuel Friday
night, was made with one stop,
at Mlml'.an Los Bains, near Bor
deaux, France. This was mado
necessary by Assolant's having
thrown overboard the piano's old
gasoline tanks as ho concluded with
them, his idea being to lighten tho
plane and neutralize the additional
weight of the stowaway.
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La Grande, Ore.
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. TUESDAY,
CHINA .
NITE
also
Comedy .
-Kitchen. Talent
And Felix
TODAY
"PROTECTION"
News Comedy
Until you see and
hear '"'The Sing
ing Fool."
Playing
IN THE WEST