La Grande evening observer., July 05, 1929, Image 5

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Friday, July 5, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
Local News In Brief
lino From Kotdprt
Mr. and Mr. Ed Ford, formerly
of Lm. Grand but now of Heeds-
port, Ore., and Mrs. Frank Allen,
iiLso of Reedsnort. spent the Fourin
in La Grande visiting Mrs. Elmer
Itead, Mr, Ford's mother, and Mrs.
J.ot Snodgrass. Mrs. Ford's sister.
Mrs. Ford will soon start broad
casting again over KOIN in Tort
land. Mrs. Allen whose broadcast
ing name is ('iuinen Allen broad
casts with Mrs. Ford. Mrs. Ford
broadcasts under thu name of Jane
Ford. Mary McHslnl. who former
ly broadcasted over KOIN and who
.iis at one time a resident of I.a
ff;rande. is now in the talkies in
Hollywood, Mrs. Ford said.
VKIt nt AiiiiiKl""
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. helghton
and daughters, l.iletta and Louise,
for the . fourth, meeting relatives
und spending the day with them
there. They were with Mr. I.etgh
ton's mother, Mrs. K. 'A. I-cighton.
and his sister, Mrs. Hyrum Nickley.
and brother, J. W. belghton, all of
Cape Horn, Wash. Mrs., Nickley
returned to l.n Grande vhlle Miss
J.ouisc Leighton returned to Cape
Horn for brief visits. Sunday the
families will meet again at Arling
ton when Mrs. Nickley and Miss
j.eighton will return to their
homes. f
Hero From I'niou
O. J. Skiff, of Union, spent yes
terday In La Grande with his wife,
who Is recovering from an opera
tion at the Grande Hondo hospit
al. He -returned in the evening
with his, son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown and their
Jfe tighter Frieda. Henry Dick Mit-U-r,
his grandson, Is visiting rela
tives here today.
Jteluni to I'onland
Mrs. E. G Brown and her daugh ters,
Patsy and Betty, have re
turned to their home in Portland
after visiting for about two weeks
with her parents, Judge and Mrs.
J. W. Knowles. They met Mr.
Brown in The Hallos Wednesday
night, spending tho fourth ln-that
city, before returning to their home
in Portland.
Suffers Painful Accident
('hniios Edwards, of the La
Grande Mattress and Weaving
Avorks. suffered a painful accident
yesterday afternoon when the in
dex finger of his left hand was
severed. ! Mr. Edwards was work
ing in the cutting machine of his
works when the accident occurred.
Jtefflvt's Injury
Newton Brannon, who Is em
jfoycrt at tho Dutch unit of the La
Grande bakery, .received a gash in
th side of his head when ho struck
a shelf board yesterday. . Ho was
taken to-the Dr. Wonderllck hos
pital wh&e it was found the wound
was limited to the scalp.
Saw Enterprise Celebration
La Granders who spent the
fourth in Wallowa county witness
ing the Enterprisecelehratlon und
Bpendlng some time at Wallowa
La k e I nel u 1 1 e M r. a nd M rs. L. H .
Bramwell, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Max
well, Dr, and Mrs. J. E. Woodell
and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Boylen.
I .en ves Iiis Angeles
Jesse "Andrews left Wednesday
evening for Portland, where he
spent the fourth visiting friends.
Mr. Andrews is on his way to the
Elk's convention at Los Angeles as
an official delegate. He will then
continui' liis tr ip to the east wher
he will tour New York and places
of Interest for three weeks.
Go to Seaside
Mrs. H. K. O'lirien and her twin
daughters, Barn barn and Geraldinr
h-ft this morning for Pendleton.
They will meet Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
lampion there and drive on to As
tor In and Seaside. They will re
turn to this tiiy In about two
weeks.
Chaimo Meeting Place
The Sons and Daughters of the
t'nion Veterans of the Civil War
have changed thdr place of meet
ing from the Chiislian church to
the Moose lodge. Meetings days
are the- second and fourth Fridays
of the months.
'Hum I Lome
Dr. ami Mrs. Lee B. Boiivy re
turned to La Grande this morning
from Siill: Lake City where ho at
tended a meeting of t lie Pacific
l oast Kyi Kur, Nose and Throat
Specialists association. They left
here Saturday, making the trip by
ca r.
In Canada-
Mr. mid Mrs. Fred L. Waldrop
and three sons, of La Grand
spent the last three weeks In York
ton and Peuina. Sask., visiting her
mother. Mis. W. E. Kennle, and
ether relatives. They report the
"ads In very good condition in
r Saskatchewan.
In New York
Visiting in New York at presen
are Mr. and Mrs. W. .1. Nowland
and daughter, Mary, and son. Kred.
They have bi n gone about a week
and will return the middle of the
month. They are with relatives of
both Mr. and Mrs. Nowlnnd In Buf
falo. Hfn Prom Baker
Mr. and Mrs. James dough, of
Baker, spent the past two daya vie
wing at- the home or Mr. and Mrs.
S. Paddork. A party of ten In
cluding the Paddoeks and doughs
spent yesterday at Starkey. Mr. and
Mis. dough drove to Baker this
morning.
Go On Pa nic
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Veal. Miss
Adie Mullen and Mr. and Mr. K.
r- Heminger and family, of Ui
J'-rande, spent yesterday plcnlck
' "ig and finning at Wallowa river.
They report a very pleasant trip.
TeiuKnir.v lNr.flK'll
Sirs. '' le Oavne I" laklnj Mrs.
Hue Laughlin's place at the N. K.
West store, while Mrs. l-aughlin
takes her vaetion. She plans to
visit in Baker and Enterprise for
a few weeks,
Stodriartls at ldike
Mr. and Mrs. L. R Stoddard and
son, Gordan, were among 1-a
Glanders who dined at the Wal
lowa I-ake lodge yesterday, spend
ing the day in the Wonderland.
Go to Baker
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Thy, of l.a
Grande, spent yesterday at Baker.
They visited Mrs. I'hy's sister. Mm.
Jas. Cavin, and made a trip to
Medical Springs before returning to
La Grande lust evening.
Drive to Walla Walla
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Winters and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blokland, of
La Grande, spent yesterday In
Walla Walla. They report a very
pleasant trip.
At Lake Cabin
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rtange and
daughters, Anne and Jane, Mr. and
Mrs. G. J. Larison and son, John,
and Maurice Baker were among
Wallowa Lake visitors over the
fourth,.
Return From Fntci-prlKo
MiV Agnes Gray and Mrs. Wal
ter Hammock, of La Grande, spent
yesterday visiting relatives and
friends in Enterprise. They re
turned this morning to La Grande.
Return l-Yoin Kirklnnri, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kcown and
family, who have been, In Kirk
land Wash., are expected In La
Grande, tomorrow. They have been
visiting his father for the past
week. ,
Drove to Lake
Among La Grande parties a
Wallowa Lake yesterday were Mr
and Mrs. Bill Wilson, Mrs. Clyde
Zimmerman and Mrs. Doyle Zim
merman, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Spaeth.
'o South Fork
Mr. and ACra. Clark Fitzgerald,
Grace Cullen, Ted Klein, Saran
Dooley and Hay Lynch, of La
Grande, spent yesterday picnicking
at South Fork, near Lostine. They
returned last evening.
Guests nt Wallowa
The Misses Thclmn and Etta
Belle Kitchen are in Wallowa for
several days as the guests of Miss
Edith Shell. They have been gone
since Wednesday and plan to re
turn Sunday.
Tons! I Operation
Mrs. J. E. Owsley, of 111 08 Sec.
ond street, underwent a tonsil opor-
atlon.at thejr. AVonderHck hos
pital tnts morning, biic is getting
along nicely.
Here From Portland "
Miss Kdrls Maguire, of Portland.
.spent the holiday in La Grande
visiting with her mother, Mrs. S.
B. Morgan, and her sister, Airs.
Jack B. Ferris, and friends.
Home From Wallowa i.ak'
Louise Burnett, Klmer Moon and
Mr. Wilson, of La Grande, spent
yesterday at Wit I Iowa Lake. They
returned to this city last evening.
Going to Pendleton-
Charlotte K'Jiapp left this morn
ing for Pendleton. She has been
visiting her parents at North Pow
der for the past few days.
Here From .Monmouth
Mrs. Pearl Heath and Miss Ma
rie King, from the Oregon State
Normal at Monmouth, are in
this :
city. They are here on business
Home From Portland
Mrs. 10. K. Hiugo and her moth
er returned this morning to I.a
Grande. They have bren in Port
land for the past month visiting
friends and relatives.
Here From Corvalll.'
M rs. Karl Larson, of Corvallls,
is In La Gvinde to spend a few
days vlslling relatives and friends.
Mrs. Larson was formerly of this
city.
Go to Kntcrprl-r
Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Hoi mutt and
family and Mr. and Aha J. G. Mil
ler, of li Grande, spent the fourth
in Kiiterprise, Tiny returned lust
evening.
SHOES
par"
WHY PAY MORE?
Lower expense of doing business.
Lower prices without sacrificing quality.
THAT'S THE ANSWEJl
w shipnwnt of HVKHWKAIl IIOSIKItV jut In,
Imth rr-miliir unH new nuuilter
41c 93? $1.37 $1.79
rlU'Kular ''e - fl.no - Jl.r.n - $2,00 numbers)
A MOW SIloIITIK jutt arrived. ni;nle of the famous
KA V-O-SM.K. looks and wear like glove Milk,
ruffled bottom, yho front, sizes small
medium huge
93
Go to Wallowa Lake .
Brick Anderson, Floyd Smith and
Claud Anderson, of La Grande,
spent the fourth at Wallowa Lake
They report a pleasant trip and
returned last evening.
(Jo to Iake
Mr. and Mrs.' S. D. Crowo and
sons. Bill and DFck, were Wallowa
Uike visitors over tho holidays,
driving up, Wednesday and return
ing today.
Special Train to Portland
There were about S5 passengers
on the special train to Portland
Wednesday. About 20 were from
La Grande and many are spending
iday and Saturday there.
From Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snodgrass,
of Baker, went to Portland Wed
nesday. They were making a short
trip und returned to their home
last evening.
Go to Portland
Mrs. Elmer Carpenter, of La
Grande. ha gone to Portland. She
will spend a few days visiting her
mother, Mrs. Clara Kahn.
At iMkc
Mr. and Mrs. Wulter Jones and
son, Ned, Mr. and Mrs. Put Hoyl
and son, Harold, and James Coball
were tit Wallowa Lake for the
fourth.
Go to Walla Wn I la-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Last, of La
Grande, spent yesterday in Walla
Walla. They returned to their
homo last evening.
Hero From Baker.
Bill Patterson and Glllman Hy
de r, of Baker, spent last evening
In La Grande visiting friends. They
returned last evening to Baker.
Drive to Walla Walla
Mr. and Mrs. George. TIss, of this
city, spent yesterday In Walla
Walla visiting friends. They re
turned home last evening.
Returns From Haines
Miss Wilma Smith returned last
evening from a short visit at
Haines with Mr. a n d M rs. Bud
Thicsen.
1.4'avcs For Xnmpa, Ida.
Miss Jane Van Klsberg. who has
been In this city for the past two
weeks, left for Nam pa Wednesday.
Sho has been visiting Miss Ida
Clark.
Visited at Baker
Mrs. Jack Hiatt and her daugh
ter, Barabara, and 'sons, David and
Dick, spent the fourth In Baker
with Mrs. Hiatfs mother.
llelnrn Home
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kinzle. who
havo been touring the middle west
for tile last' six weeks, returned to
La Grande yesterday morning on
Train, No. 17.
Spend Day in Portland
Mrs. M. J. Sullivan and two sons,
of La Grande, spent yesterduy in
Ppi tlu nd4;T how .ret u cned 4 h is-morn'
ing after a pleasant trip.
Spend Day in Wulla Walla
Chester Thompson and H. K.
Brady, of La Grande, spent yes
terday in Walla Walla, They re
turned dast evening.
Here From Salem
G. K. Parson, of Salem, was In
La Grande Wednesday. Ho Is
from the, state highway bridge de
partment and is hero on business.
Goes to Portland
Mrs. Guy? Kennedy, Mrs. C. K.
Smith and Mrs. K. K. Brasel, of La
Grande, have gone to Portland.
They will spend a few days visiting-
Goes lo Hilgiml
Mrs. Kmery Ferguson and
daughter, who have been visiting
friends for the past few days, re-
RELIEF FROM CURSE
0F CONSTIPA-iiuiv
A Battle Creek physician says:
"Constipation Is responsible for
more misery than any other
causr-."
But Immediate' relief has been
found. A tablet called Ilexall Or
derlies has been discovered. This
tablet attracts water from the sys
tem into tin- lazy, dry exauuatlng
bowel called tho colon, Tho water
loosens the dry food waste and
causes a gentle, thorough, natural
movement wltho it. forming u hab
it or ever Increasing tho dose.
Slop suffering from constipation
Chew a Itexall Ordorlle at night.
Next day bright. Get 24 for 21c
today at t be neuron! Bexall Drug
Sime. Glass Drugs. Inc. Ad
HOSIERY
ccntlu left for Hlleard.
Have Baby Girl '
Mr. and Mrs. Zalchl Komach aro
the proud parents of a baby daugh- j
ter born at their homo July8 2.
Has Accident
Miss Genevlevo Adler met with
an accident recently when she iyu
and injured her knee. She is re
ported belter today.
Go to Knternrlse
Mr. and Mrs. 'jerry Klchcr and .
daughter... Phillls Mac and never-1
ly, of Klk, Wash., were
of Klk, Wash., were through
here Wednesday en route to Enter
prise.
Go to Portland
Myrtle Wlllcock and Dean
Wright, of La Grande, wero in
Portland yesterday. They will re
turn tomorrow morning.
Hero From Boise
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Johnson and
son, of Boise, were in 1-a Grando
yesterday. They returned last even
ing. Hero on Business
J. A. Burleigh, of Enterprise, ar
rived in La Grande this morning.
He is here on business and will re
turn this evening.
Hero From Walla Walla
Mrs. Carrie Dorothy, of Wall a !
Walla, arrived In this city yester-j
day to spend a few days visiting
her sister, Mrs. C. D. Putman.
Here From Siokano
Flovd Snrintrer and Dorsev Wll-
kenson, of Spokane, arrived in this Chicago to Berlin, wrh believed I
city yesterday for a visit with Mr.1 this afternoon to he at Great
Myriek. jWhale, 250 miles north of Rupert)
- I House, on tho northeast outlet of '
Hero From Baker
Lola Peterson and Gladys Me
Gennls, of Baker, spent yesterday ,
visiting friends in this city.
SjH'nd J)ay at Idikc
J. P. McLoughlin and party weiv
Wallowa Lake visitors for tho
fourth. i
Boys nt Lake .
KlrnllB heard the plnne's radio. 1111 ,nu wTfLi
Spend Day nt Lake j Difficulty was experienced In do- . m!t7ZjtuilTlKr
J. I'. McLoughlin and parly wor. clphorlnfr the messnKC . hut they a nMM lfflinnmnnil II' 1111 Hill W '
Wallowa l,nke visitors for the concluded It was Intended to read '
fourth. lus follows: '
"LnndinK In Great Whale, i rrVt HMBHIBi
lly. at I.ako Weather bad." J TnlkliiB nnd .Music fj JS
Xlclvln Parker, Clulund Wall- . , j Hound Kft'ects. jjfj. Era t. 1 :
slnBcr, VirBil WnllsliiBer and Jack I Two of Shakespearian plays wltli j fWlj N mSi ("1 fi SAVE WITH SAFETV
Durland were at. Wallowa 1-like I attendant music will ho presented A I N E?'i O 3 t jT wn:
over tho fourth. ' at the HeidclbeiK, Germany, fes- JFC7" "'tTTxfl l B 1 W V? tr ES rTZS-JOim iilJIUlliw""1! M
tival this summer, j AS . rtTll MV P Br Vh,- U W JflJ? J'J .0 J 1 1 U
vwt at .losepn I i fj V K. I fcVi iAk5I A rftB?i"
Mr. nnd .Mrs. C. It. Kherliard j - - - - - j 4 1.8 ljM'"jfl FHf-fm!f"'9"m MtMripaaM r Ull
were visitors at Joseph with Min.j .....,..,,,. III 1 IJ , rW9U C3rC3a
Kberhard's mother over tho noil- 1 1 "WAUIMtST MOKbS lULV , J9 AaA'"f Si.
2.zzizzz P.lhW&SL 'vjc'W The
Mr. and Mrs. (.'. I). Walter, of v LJo WTM fl WJ? "WQJ-fi'1 Plonri Wnir
d"y tor u" La IN THB W"T j JOHN -MACK BROWN, ' BxSm Y r
Atl-k. ' I -Store No. H La Grande, Ore. JEANETTE 1CFF, MmMJ't s l.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Voley and I HUOH ALIAN AND ' ' V') MWA'ZW" -W'h ,V ' ,', " FlieS '
their daughters spent tho fourth " i,
at Wallowa Lake. ' ".. riUMJ' IB WIlllAM DAKfcWtlL . III I
SiM-nd Dtiy at Ijikc iriB-ffrTifiimM JffTiifti'fti I B VFTA 1 I
The -.W. W. Nusl.aum family PIqv SnOP! I W? TMaV a' la 9 I f fitivfil 1 I
spent yesterday ut Wallowa Lake. ' X 1J kJllUVO m KAjtJ-Tf 13 M ll I 1 IJm1 J I
Siicnds Day nt tjikc , . ' ..'...,,, run,,,, ulh ,0 ..ivc. ' Vfi! k I I :' I
s. 1,. Thompson was a Wallowa , . , . , .1 1 L- . fc . I Slh.j,l-n. ( a
Lake rlslttw-yesterduy :i -JJOTalUSt comfort for b.usy , O . Y y.' - 6 I '
At intcrpnso- ' '""t- ' (fv) JtW THRILLS ljJ
Mr!"'anilrs. Tom Ituckinan Soft Klkskln uppers flcxi- lHsC 3 Th..y al.ound In this Ii
er6 Unterpriso vLsItors yesterday.. hie slitchdown Holes of kath- &f, A spliliilld picture of tllo V. P - nA
i er or composition. J ' l '1C H. Naval Academy.
ENFORCEMENT OF ! c (u . """ 1'",t
LAW RESOLUTION i ' ' tJt ' 'VCKJ Arru No more nuisance and duimor
SIGNED BY CITY, $1.00 to $1.49 'IJu aZ4 vn,'..N ny-Zl
! '(fJ,'-K-1f,''-c;'S l'"ox Hound every fly In tho house In-
(Contlnuefl trom Paaa 1) tWf-lir 1 'iJJKi Nkws. Bluntly cleanly with
1 V,""" . iV 1 .
trul I'.-T. A hy Julia It. lilntl, , , T( iSS-Hi
' " ' tj l I ct if' m V Kold only ul your Itexall DrtiK
I vhtffffr f-LJSK .re ' mu,-
1927 EslSosinfirst ! WM ! Glass Drugs
n- flHRiSTf cABAMNE , La Grande, Ore.
Perkins Motor Co. I !
Cor. 41 h & Adams Mala 600 I .. .. rrr. aaaai. ; : '
' -j r a
tlLOHIl "mm rCaSn
w WfeWlllljiaa Joe V r Snowdrift pic crust is
lllti SHOWS AT SMAI.li I'KICLN . I B
iik. H p"W VPfi V, I FLAKIER
Action! C. Now playing I K 1 I m?A A Wi I I I
? m! , McCoy I 'jmt
And how! WS w fl . i,. fy;- ..' -1 1
' WD Thc The quicker ,.io cr..at I. ifl tl ' T,
Jy Desert madn, the letM danger tltcro XWt Cl
IW1 RWer. that it will he heavy or VL 'jffiJU A
P 0"'"v the flour iiiiekly.Yoiinreii,t ta
WjJL tl ,'AI,,'l;s AM templed lo "work" il or fiiHH JlBftaiilfc-aMl -jjLuP" D I I
COM INC v f5?$" over It. Snowdrift is erenmy 1 I I
SUNDAY 5Pj?l?jj3 iulnii' it's nil creamed for you hefore it's parked In the air-tiglit R
' ll-tiini efiK.iui-iu.nl hy 1 ly Kauinlayl rIn, With jimt a few quirk Hlrokcs, the Snowdrift and tho ill
I ' C tl?" ! flour arc nil one sm.M.lh hleml. IJLI
I "THE LOST r
I Creamy, flulTy Snowdrift noio cornea in three oui land fcZ- 5j
I n unui, mx pound buekelH wliicli arc very easy to apoon trom. lou II
FREE TICKETS TO COLON IAL
Wali li nir ilally news mM"r nil. If inir inline apiH-uix jimi will
ni i-lie a olonlnl 'rliciilin K'-t Ih kcl hy l alllnit at Um x
ifflie.
TmIhV
.IOi; CI.AIIU
I president, and Janet H. Frees, ec-'
At.i..u Vnmon'x Itnllnl hipIaIV nf .
! rotiu-v Women's Belief society of
the L. D. S. church, by Amelia S.
Gwllliams, ward president; W. ft
T, P.. by Mrs. Putnam Yeck, pres
ident; camp r ire ounruians asso
ciation, by Fausta A. Tyler, presi
dent: and the city commission of
La Grande.
During the commission meeting
Wednesday City Manager W C.
Crews reported on the cost of pro
posed paving and sidewulk im
provements near tno Eastern are-
son Normal school.
Tho salary list for June In the
provements near tho Eastern Ore-
amount 01 o..uu.ou was upprovcu.
iBODY OF MAN
IS FOUND IN
DARK CANYON
(Continued from Page 1)
nulls had made away with part of,
his clothing. A pair of overalls,
and a pair of tight shoes attached
to the waist of tho garment, and
a heavy shoo on ono of his feet
was all that could be found. Thcje
was no coat or hat and the other
shoo he had been wearing at the
time of death, was missing.
The examination will be held
about S or 9 o'clock tomorrow
morning, It Is announced.
PLANE NEARS ;
AIR RECORD. I
LATE TODAY,
(Continued from Page 1)
James Bay.
At 9:37 this morning, the Can a
dian government w-ireles operator
nt Port Burwell in the Hudson
Straits heard the plane s radio.
Difficulty was experienced In , de-
ciphering the message . but they
concluded It was Intended to read
as follows:
"Landing In Great Whale.
Weather bad."
I, ucky ite
III" II. Ate.
FLAMES CONTINUE
... . .
IN CALIFORNIAN
DISTRICTS TODAY
(Continued from Page 1)
GO houses mm 10.000 acres of
! gmss. brush and timber In the
Santa Cruz mountains was held in
check yesterday by 600 men. Esti
mates of the loss ran as high a
1500.000.
Tho blo which threatened to
"woept Mount H In the
. I'.MI UK Ulnlltll I 111 u UK u inn i: i hi i in m
1.000 men. Eight homes in Mount
llermon were destroyed. ', Several
ranch homes also were reported to
have been burned In tho Alma dis
trict near Holy City.
A new fire broke out yesterday
near Kaiser station, Fresno county.
SATURDAY
ONLY
Also Comedy
"WATCH MY SMOKE"
npfffliq jigs
P Now Playing
1
it's all creamed for you hefore it's parked In the air-tight
cans. With just a few quirk strokes, the Snowdrift nnd tho
flour arc nil one smooth hleml.
Creamy, flulTy Snowdrift noio comes in three pound and
six Dotind buckets which
find them much more convenient, for you never need to
your finger against the sides when you reach in for the
spoon fill.
At your grocer's, you'll know them hy the inviting
design that looks as while and fresh as Snowdrift itself.
Shi weir if
It was curbed after It had covered
about 200 acres.
Two fires in the Santa Barbara
national forest wero subdued last
night.
VI RK.MKN OVKUCOMIi
MAUTINL'Z, Cul.. July 5 (AP)
Twenty firemen wore overcome
by heat and another was slightly
Injured in battling a blaze which
started yesterday In tho grounds
of tho Pacific Coast Shipbuilding
company and spread to Bay Point,
where It destroyed $20,000 worth
of lumber belonging to tho Coos
Bay Lumber company.
1H, tlOKDAX Ml CII IMPKOVF.D
PALO ALTO, Cal., July 5 (AP)
Mr. David Starr Jordan, chan
cellor emeritus of Stanford univer
sity, who was ordered to bet yes
terday for a complete rest, was re
ported "much improved" today.. .
"Strong Boy"
Also
Ncwlywcd Comedy
flt&y JL J w jTtoto
arc very easy to spoon from. You'l
' Dr. Jordan, who waa 78 years old
Juno 20, is not 111, Mrs. Jordan as
sorted today, but due to the heat
of the past few days becamo ex
hausted nnd lu In need of rest.
Tropical
Worsteds
Just the suit for
hot w e a t h e r.
Gray, t an and
dark materials
in either plain
or striped
$9.85 to $17.85
rub
last
new
mm
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