La Grande evening observer., July 02, 1929, Image 5

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Tuesday; July 2, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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J Local News In Brief
Iteytriis l'miii Ami AiIhh-
i. K. H, Hingo returned yesiprday
oiicrnlng from h irJi to Aim Arlior,
:Mfc--flp, where he aliewleit tin' 2 f I h
Hiinivorsury of his cUkh of law mUi
'ileitis lit Ann Arbor. There were
wihont 70 prcwiit ttii'l hoiiio with
their families. .Mr. llingo visited
hi .mother at Hainl I'Yaneln. Kun.,
for a few ilnyx anil uteo visiteil
Irlenrif awl relatives in Kalamazoo.
Jle took the npw faul tniln, which
goes to. Chicago In 61 3-4 hours.
Jle reports the went her, wan excel
lent all Uie time he was iliere nnl
that he .pent a ver pleasant trip.
J.Ike Wnllowa iMkv
Mrs. Stella Ingle a ml Miss Cullie
'Nason, a eouBin of Mrs. Ingle, of
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., and Miss
I'liutine. Hrenstedt. also of Wiscon
sin Ha plils.- and Mrs. Ward Kowler
spent Sunday at lite Vowler cahin
at Wallowa Lake. Miss Nason ami
Miss Hrenstedt have traveled ex
pensively, but declared that they
enjoyed the trip to the resort more
than any other. They were en
thusiastic ahout the scenery around
the lake,- finding It of a different
.order than they were used to see-
log. . .
(.mnir n; Vacation
! The Hpv. Ij.'H. Awes is leaving
tonight for the niiddio-west when
lie will Visit n few days with rela
tives in Minnciipolis, then going
on to Akin. Minn., where he, will
visit witli his family for u white.
Mr. Awes expects to attend the
I niverslty of Chicago during its
mi minor session and will take up
post graduate work. Mr. Awes and
his family plan to return to l.a
(irande the first week In Septem
ber. American loglon
The American Legion has post
poned their meeting until Wednes
day, June 10. The past command
ers o- the lotion will he In the
chairs and conduct the meeting.
The- American l.cgion drum corps
have been invited to Walla Walla
l or the J-'ourth . been use of t he
celebration there.
Mcro I-Yom'CViMrHliii-
- Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J; Pe frier, of
f entralia,- Wash., are i-xpected In
this city this evening. They wen1
formerly of l.a Orande. Mr. Per
rier was manage', of the Woolworth
'store and U now manager of the
ptore in t'ontrnlia. They will visit
at the home, of .Dr. and Mrs. I U
Tribe for a few days..
Mere 1-Yom Snn Francisco .
Philip Newlin, of San Francisco,
arrived in this city this morning.
Mr. Newlin has been there for the
past few years and returned lo
visit relatives and friends in l.a
KIramle. He was formerly of this
Jetty. Pnnl Newlin returned with
him hut hls-hroiher Vincent is still
In Kan Kranoisco. .
Itclurn tir-Hftiile.rlse-T- :
Miss .Margaret Dobliln.'of Kent
tie, and her sister, Miss Annette
Dobbjn. of Alliany. N. Y.. arrived
in l.a Grande this morning. Their
parents, ..Mr, and Mrs. ' .1, IT. Dob
bin and daughter, Catherine, of
Knterprlse, met them this morn
ing. They will spend the summer
in Knterprise. I: , .
Friday Holiday
Announcement is made today
from the administration office of
the Kasteru Oregon Normal school,
ttiat Friday will also be a holiday
this week In addition lo Thursday,
which- is Fourth of July. Conse
quently school will be dismissed to
morrow, Wednesday evening, un
til next .Monday, July X.
I,onvp for Ogden, Vtntt
Mr. and Mrs. H. Trlbtj nnd
daughter, June, left yesterduy for
Ogden. Finn. . They have been hero
.for the .past two weeks visiting at
-T.'V t'
Fresh tea! No other in like it
... for It's a ScliHling secret.
9Iohc (bach
Try a tin of any size. Tfyou don't le Iurc
it the most freshly fragrant ieed tea you
ever served ... your grocer returns your
money. You? statement ig enough.
AS e nay him. You keep the tea.
to Green
ItnklnK I'oxJer
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th home of l"r. nnd Mrs. K. 1..
Tribe.
(iocs fin Vacation
Mrs. Itohert Ayres, of Un Grande,
left recently for I.ewlstown, Mont.
She will spend two weeks visiting
her husband and then return to
her work at Hill's I lepart meat
store.
Iteliekahs lo Meet
it Is announced that Crystal Ke
hekuh lodge No. lin will liave initia
lion. Wednesday evening at itie
itall, uixl that all visiting Kehckahs
are cordially invited to attend.
Itcttirm; l-'rom l-Jigem
M Iks Kllen A mold us "returned
this morning from a trip to Ku
gene. She lias just finished her
ntirses examination. Miss Arnoi
dtis has been in Kugene for the
past l hree- days. "
Ilnhy Son
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hull are
the proud parents of a baity boy
born litis morning- at the Grande
Itnndc hospital. This Is their sec
ond child and has been named
Larry. The baby weighed eight
and a half pounds. Moth mother
ami little son are doing very nicely.
Wins Piixr
M- Mary Taylor, of Alice!, is
wini.-er of the automatic iron given
away by lh(. H. S. Kleetric com
pany. The correct weight of the
immense iron on display -in their
window wits Kit 3-4 pounds.
To Hakci'
Mrs. Klmer Stoddard and Iter
daughter, Kuth, of La Gntmlc, left
this morning for Haker. They will
spend a day or so visiting her hus
band' and return tomorrow evening.
Heturns From Porlland
Mrs. GeOrge Hlltner and her
niece, Helen, McCully, of Portland,
arrived in thf,s city this morning.
Mrs. Hilmer has heel) in Portland
visiting friends for the past few
days.
Leaves For Pocalello-
M.rs. I . J. Hen son left last even
ing for I 'oca telle. She has been
here just a short lime visiting her
mother, Mrs. O. J. Wilson.
Hero From Pocatciio
Mfss Klalne Henson, of Poen
tello, arrived In this city last even
ing. She will spend a month visit
ing her grand mot tier, M rs. '. .1. 1
Wilson.-
Mere From Long view
Ned Davis, of Longview, Wash.,
Is in-La, Grande, lie Is hero visit
ing friends for a week and staying
at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Aud-
in ei Phiylo,
HciuniH Home
Miss ,Huth Smalley has returned
to her home in Island, City after a
two weeks visit with tier friend,
Alfs.s Frances Heed, of Salem. She
reports a very pleasant visit,
"Leave For Onlarlo
Mrs. Hovey and her son, l"ohl,
of La Grande, left this morning for
Ontario. They will be gone a few
days on business.
Here I'Vmii Imise
lr. H. i Uarrnt, Mrs. Jack Grif
fith and Miss Margaret Scott, of
Itoise, Ida., arrived in tliis city yes
terday. They were here on a short
trip and left this morning.
Leave for Vale
"Kid 'Atabam and Del Allen, of
La Grande, left this morning for
Vale. Ore. Del Allen will right
Cat Herman, of Portland, ami Ala
hum will meet Micky Duiicimi.
Hero Prom Imhler
Mr. and Mrs. .1. V.' Perry, of
Imblor, arrived here this morning.
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Thpy will spend the day shopping
nnd return to their home this evening.
Hwh to Michigan
Mrs. Hai-vvy 1'. Matthews left
yesterday morning for Lake Crys
tal, Minn., where she will spend a
month viMiing ai the home of her
lather.
Mne I'm Semite ,
; Mr. and -Mrs. II. Karl Tribe, of
Seattle, spent last, evening in this
city . They let! this morning after
: vhdting his brother. Dr. K. I.. Tribe.
j M''if Troitl HelliTiuliaiil, Wnsti. '
j Mr. and Mrs. G. I CaiUphell, of
j Hettingham. Wash., arrived in La
! (itamle ye.sterdny. They are here
j on business."
! :
.ilettii'ti llonif
M is. l-'loyd Mann and children,
j Dorothy and Itohert, returned this
i morning iruio n two weeks vaca
tion trip sji.-nl in Portland and
I Seaside.
,To Mtihille. Ida.
! Nellie Woods, of l.a Grande, loft
! this morning lor Midvillc, Ida. She
1 will spend about two weeks visiting
her Krandmother, Mrs. .1. Clark.
I.cnws For HHanl
Miss Jennie Ha Ivor.se n left last
eenimr'for Hilganl. Site has been
visiting at the home of ( 'lydo
Charlton for th' past month.
; Drics u Purilnml
Donald ilohaa. of La Grande.
I drove to I 'on land this morning,
j He will meet his wife there and
speml a lew clays visiting.
Here From IV-rtlnnd
X.. W. Wood, of Portland, ar
; rived in La Grande yesterday. Mr.
j Wood is liffii on business and
! pleasure.
' Go' It; Kmnn'ti-
I M r. and M rs. G hmn a mpbell
lel't I h i m morning for Kmmett, Ida.
.They were formerly of this city and
Mr. Campbell taught science in the
: high school.
On Vacation
Myrtle Hunker, of La Grande, In
away on her vacation. She will be
in Portland visiting relatives and
friends for a w eok.
' Here From Hoie
I Ponnie L. Kiinbal, of Hoise. Tda.,
arrived lit this city yesterday, to
:-pend ,1 d.iy.. ttjie will return
I his evening.
1 Heturns From Trfp
j Mrn. P. A. Mchonald recently
returned froiii :t weeks trip in
Port !a nd a ud the surrounding
country.
Here Frcm Wallowa
.John Geuige, of Wallowa, nr
Mved in thin city yenlerday. lie
is lo re on. business.
ere Fmm Portland
G. M. Mount y, L. Hurt on and
Paul Fni;:i--r, of Cortland, -are in
this city on a short trip. , 0
Frnn Portland- -
Mi-.gIj. j M', HroUn,('nf
Vortlan'dTan Tvi-, in tills city hist
I'vcning. They left this morning.
Jerc IVciii Hillings. Midi.
Paul G, Save, 1 1 er)..rt . Hnscho
atid H. L. Welsh, ol Hilling. Mich,
are In this" city.
PUOPAtlAXDA
I L SCHOOLS
IS ATTACKED
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, sions -find ie;..-j : nii'iits as prepared
I for 'iriivej-y today gave concrete
1 ".vmiph : and prescriptions for
education in n new world. A.' C.
, Ktdi i.hre ..:' i 'levelaiid. told 1 he
Se-,ui,;i! y school principals that
lino i' p-r.-:nabh t eachers were
m eded. Hi. said siudent-4 ib-served
! insl i :i, tors fit' whom Uiey could be
' proud.
; "Today'too ii'i-nvof the physi
cally unlit' torn to teaching proh
,aldy M'.'Iiiim. (Mm KirH ftn( ,0
-si rem g as in other lipids of en
j.deavor. wli.-r.- one must win his
! ' !" "'I th ro. ij-.l i iieiMt.nalit v and
f altilj: ."
I See ;i l.ui ti
f S. Pugg. Alexandria. La..
. f"on.l i hat t ) "undeniable right
; f every child to develop to the
; limil oi' h,s native ability stems lo
be lacking in the average schmd."
' Addi- ' inv e, iii'-n:a( y it inci-
I''1h If d--i'!ar. I tlial t he oflsef
; for tun?-. iii i mlf-.l lif-ss, a produce of
, indit-i i lahsm. would be training
for ad ipliihidt v and coopefntive ef-
Tort.
In a gtivial session mMiwi,
I Howard it. Ink ;--: of Now York
nntvi i nily d.-clar-d that his'ory
soie, ... j,);,,!,. ;i !(ing reality for
stul. nts- if iiiry wer" to salu'e the
. Cag "wifit the t. a-t as well as Ihe
j hands."' 1 .u- y Gage. Nashville,
i'l'eiui., in ae'itli-r fineial hi'mioii
iad-h. s, pointed nut that tlosouth
juas lal-i'ig sifwk of spirit:. a" Val
an i had i oiim- !ij i.gard the
tvin i t i i as iinportant in - its
i d:i- .-, . a i idleee uas to Ho; adoles
, i ' n'.
j I. ).v Limor M'liir.Vi, editor of (he
,.;oiirtia' of the Nitjotial IMuratiini
! tis.rieiatiitn, ;nblriiig Do milton
,a! eoii-;;-.-'-s of jai ftts and tach
i 1 1. as-erie I I ha! scliools ami atr-
l -.ris .w,.)!.! h- tiie dominant land
I": ' of lh. future the filer, lie
sail. would f.tiinuta mental
i; ; ' -, ; h iii -1 ; s wo ii id t lie parent
l-iel,. - ai!i;:M t on- in n mriterial,
-tiel the n'li'T in a spiritual vay.
f 'iii-iiiii- Whipple, speaking in
li ' 1 1-1 -i i' in K of :tdu!t education,
d i'':i fi-d that 1 1 lierw m list know
H". iniiid'T in" tt.tw Ctey sopor
; e, , !-... ihoir appeal might drtv
:"- le'a.M la:)! r than at-
t:- i-t I:,
I 1 1 eoj . nL'oti will ( lose Thurs-
t'.i .AM PPu I S FATAL
!A H'-ll F -;(,t , Hit., .Inly I' .
(AP- i.o-v.i 'i inff-m' :m, North
P.--nd. !., -li. d l.i si ninhr or in
: . s .i:'V.ed in a blast at th.
; ' 'tiri.- I'niinU- 'Miat '-y eai lv yeter
j '..V . to- U from the Mast. hit
' Tiiuoo -acturing his skull. Jf in
.- -1 ' i h' I lie wlibnv ;iml two
j .'.-Ilia I i 'tCiy
Elderly Texan
Leaves Trail Of
50 Broken Hearts
N KV YOliK. July 2 (AP) An
elderly six-foot Texan who is mild
by the police to have' left a trull
of at leant fifty broken hearis nd
as many empty pnrKos across the
continent, was being held today as
a fugitive from Aimirlllo. Texas.
They said the elderly Lothario,
who described himself as Charles
H. Hoyles, US yejfrs old. wns want
ed in the Texas city on charges of
bigamy nnd grand larceny and for
jumping $in,oati hall on April 4.
Hi2K. . . . -
His arrest, they said, cut short a
romance he had started here with
a Brooklyn woman, whom they
described as the widow of a bank
er. They said another HrooUlyn
woman stopped going with him
only after she had spent nearly
$7. ami while In his company.
Hoyles, when arraigned in Jef
ferson Market court, declared he
was innocent of the bigamy charge
and asserted he had obtained a di
vorce before the questioned mar
riage. He was held under $t0.oiMi
bail for a hearing Friday.
VMIMHF HACK OX .IOH
CHICAGO, July 2 (A,P) The
j American league will have full
;piot!t hi' umpires on. the job by
; Saturday unless new injuries or
uttier causes prevent.
Hoy Cn agrarian, who suffered a
fractured arm when Iev Fnnseea,
Cleveland first baseman, ran Into
lit ni several weekN ago. was to re
turn to duty today at St. Louis,
white Kmmett "Ked" Oriiisny, who
was another Cleveland accident
victim, will go back to work Sat
urday. Ormshy was struck on the
.head by a pop buttle nnd seriously
. injured during a disturbance in
the Cleveland park here more than
a month ago.
TWO VKKKKLM (XH.LMHO
SAN FJtANCISCO. July 2 (AP)
Information, received here today
by 'the owners of the Standard Oil
tanker, IHstrlct of Columbia, and
the IMmon line freighter. Pacific
Oak. said the two vessels collided
In a dense fog off Point Coneep.
thm, about .100 mih s south of hero,
last night.
Mnmngo to the craft was not re
vealed but it was said by the mn
j'lno department of the chamber of
commerce that the starboard iiiar
ter of iho Pa el tie flak was smashed
and possible bow damage to the
IHstrirt of Columbia was feared.
HOHFO OPFNS
OUKfioN CITY, Ore.,. July 2
( A I')--I'lunging steers, gay out
door , costumes and daring . riders
today opened the first annual
front ior days rodeo hero. Gover
nor . Patterson will dedicate the
$3ii,uoii arena tonight, other slate
officials will participate, Some of
Die outstanding talent ()f the Cull
ed Stales lias been assembled for
the rodo to compete for $Hl,lou
in prizes,
INS.WF MAX l-:,S APi:fi
I POItTLANH, Ore,. July i (AP)
Axel Lodel. 3m, world war vet
eran, who veterans hospital offi
cials said was insane, escaped from
the institution today anil was at
large Home where in INu-tland or
territory. lie escaped ihrmiuh a
bedroom window. Aulhorilles
throughout' Ihe state have been re
(liieMted to aid In the search.
TO HFCIDK I'lXKK TICIAL
POHTLANt). Ore., Ju)y f a I )
A decision on whether AValter
.1. Fluke, HI, wlin shot and killed
Herbert Iteem. high school student,
in a corridor of the school .May '2t,
will he tried in juvenile court or
remanded to the jjrand Jury will
be handed down either tomorrow
or Friday by C. 1 1, (illbert, Judge
of domestic relations courl.
I PI.FADK NOT fiFll.TY
j PORTLAND, Ore.. July ;. AP)
Captain Louis Johnson,, master
of the Ill-fated steamship Laurel
which w nt aground on Peacock
Spit, near the mouth of the cnl
unibia river, two works ago, plead
ed not jnilty to n charge or neg
ligence when he went to trial tie
fore federal steamboat Inspectors
lodav.
PASNFNfiFlts CAI K.; UHI'.CK
H(KSK i:lt FIKLD. N. Y.. July
2 (AP) -The act of two paNMen
gcrs in bracing their feet against
a rudder liar was Illumed today for
the fall of tin ulrplane in which
they and YYilmer Hlull Irans-At-lantle
pilot were killed.
With Kdward i la r wood and Pas-(iiab-
Caleucolo as piiHseugers,
tStuh., pilot of MIhm Amelia Knr
jhait'j: plane "Friendship,' on Its
j flight to Wall" last summer, yavi
.stunting over Lung Island yester
Iday when Ihe plane fell. The pus-
eugois WMn. miied tiiHtiintly. Hiult?.
lie, I NlMirtly after.
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COVE PERSONALS
Hy MltS. .!. . PHICK
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COVK, Ore. '(Special ) :.M rs. P.
1 St urges nnd haty son. Philemon
I-. St argons HI. have returned to
their home in Cove. Mrs. S: urges
has been In La (Iraiide since June
Hi and her mother. Mrs. Waltis K.
Howe, of Providence, It. I., has
been wl;h her. They returned
S indny afternoon. Mis. Howe ex
peeks to remain in Cove for several
wee kit.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCalt of
Haines, were house guests at Camp
Yet How over I he weekend, Mr.
MeCall was fin merly cashier of the
Cove bank and now holds that po
sition in the hank at llalnes. -
Lyre! I ngram, of I 'endtolon, is
spending tiie summer with her
grandmother, Mrs. Minuette Sceiit
ner. owner of the Cove swimming
pool.
Mr. and Mis. .1. D. (tarred, of
Walla Walla. Wash., arrived In
Cove Sun lay, bringing their 'son
Itohert to Camp Yew How.
'Donald Raymond Hefty, small
son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C.
Hefty was baptized at the Asccn
sion church Sunday. Mrs. A. O.
Cjuiklln. tiny Harker and J. K. Mil
ls acted as sponsors.
CHIIM-Li: MX Kit SKXTKNCKI)
NKW YttRK. June 'J (AP)
pavhl Hernsteln. who rerited his
seven year old hoy out at $S a
day to a negro, to pose as a cripple
and hcR-, is to spend three years tn
jail. The son told the police his.
father, fixed up five or alx-men
dally ns crlpphs got out of
every ?! each made, and had an
Income of about ? HHi a day. The
hoy'a was So cents.
THIPl.i; I'.XKCFTION
SAN IJFKNTIN, Cat., Jutv
( AP) A triple execution wilt take
place In San IJuentln prison on
August 30. J. 11. Price, Los Ange.
Iesr and (leorge Hi ley and John
Horn ex, Llvermore, are the con
demned men.
l'AXTS PI LPFH FIE Hl'SV
I'OHTLAND, Ore., July 2 (AP)
P. 1 hadoll', of Valselz, (Me.,
told police today Portland's preda
tory pants pilferer entered his
room In a hot id here, stole i hree
$2U bills, -a gold watch and escaped.
Merger negotiations under way
would place all French aviation
lines under one management. .
JOSEPH SCHIIOKRAUT
lYADtPUTTI and
ROBERT EDESON
NILS 6LAF '
CHRISANDER, (
lit Mil lucky In Ixint un.l at
('Mils, lull mn liny llr lost mill
llon't nils.. t)ii ilrllKlitriil ilr
lllri'. Also
SHORT SlUUECTS
Coming
'The Lost
World"
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The (iicatcl Motion I'd t lire -of
Alt Time.
Now ; snows
Playtoi? ; ,"',..
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4 m
EFFECTIVE MAY XX TO SEPT. 30
' RETURN LIMIT OCT. 11, 19x9
Reduced fire, ill parts of east liberal top
over. Fine train. modern equipment;
plendid tervice; scenic route. Short aids
trip enables you lo vitit-
ZION NATIONAL PARK
OR AND CANYON NATIONAL PARK
BR YCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NAT'L PARK
tnfvrmattm and Bookliti en requiit
I)E PRIEST HITS
BACK AT SOUTH
IX OHIO SPEECH
(Continued from Pag 1)
appropriate a penny tin enforce
t tie tsth amendment until slmihu;
sums are voted to enforce these
other amendments now being vio
lated all through the soutti."
To Appoint XogrtM's
1 le Priest said that as a con
gressman he will pay as much at
tention to the needs of his white
(constituents as to those who are
Mark.
I "Only In one respect will I In
sist favoring negroes, and that Is
in my recommendations for ap
poHitments to West I'olpt and A n-
iiapolis. As long as I am In con
gress, I'll appoint only negroes to
those two schools, or until some
white cnnKrcssm;in appoints a
negro.
j "I want to thank the democrats
of the south for oms thing they
were so barbaric they drove my
parents to the north. If it hadn't
.been for that I wouldn't be In con
gress today. '
"I've been jim crowed, segre
gated, pcrsecutei!, ami i iuiiik i
know How best the negro can put
a stop to being imposed ipon. It
Is through Ihe ballot, throimh or
gan Izat ion. "through fighting oter-
'iially for his rights.
I l)e Priest's reference to "driv
ing tils -parents to (tie north,"
barkened hack tn hjs childhood tn
Northern-Alabama. There lie wit
nessed the lynching of three ne
groes near his- home, and after that
his parents moved lo Kansas and
later to Chicago. -
White the 2.000 persons In the
hall where the congressman spoke,
cheered him loudly ami long, mi-
other l.oon stood outside, unable
to gain admittance.
i t
The professor who advised stu
dents to lie snobs and "to speak
and act like gentlemen probably
doesn't think much of the gentle
men he meets nowadays.
j Two Days to
i Fourth to Go!
This adv. appearing on July 2nd, j
the Fourth of July appearing on
ritttrsday- and you panning on
ippeaiing your best the same day,
(fives us both something lo think
iibnul and we want you to know
Hint we thought of you.
No hurry or worry to harass you
here.
The. ability lo get you ready and
do il right, and economically is
what we are offering.
Palm Beach and other
Summer Fabrics j
$9.95 to $14.75
ARCADP
NOW PLAYING
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One of the great- ra
est of all the m
S great love ro- p$j
m mances in his- M
tory.
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Mr". At .loU-uii
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Fun for the Kiddies
Cap Guns : I...........;.:... .....:.......10 to 35
Sparklers .......:.:..5, 1015
Caps - : ;:..'...::.....'.:..i ..5j
Snakes ........:.10
Get your supplies early Stock up with Films.
Red Cross
Tonite Is
CHINA NITE
On the screen
"WALLOWA LAKE
WONDERLAND"
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Wallowa Lake, Ore.
. DANCE
CARNATION KID'S
ORCHESTRA
Wednesday, July 3rd
Thursday, July 4th.
Saturday, July Gth.
Special Feature Music.
La Grande Drug Stores Will Close at 10
a. in. July 4th and Open at 8 p. m.
Moon Drug Co.
Silvcrlhorn-Wright Drug Store
L & L Drug Co.
Class Drugs
Red Cross Drug Store
V9
STORES
Mid Summer
Bonnets
those dainty crepe de'ehine
sport and dress models.
everywhere- at now :'
$2.98 each
Starting
WEDNESDAY-
For 3 days '
Drug Store
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