La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 16, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text1 Friday. August 1(5, 1!)2!) LA GRANDE EVENING ODSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five , i! Local News In Brief Jjoaviiur for 1nHHiutH)ti Hohnrt K coney, of p.u-tland, nml jlarold Jl outer, of San Francisco, are. leaving this ovonlnir for Indian apolis where they will attend the lell:t Tan Delta convent ion. They jvere quests at the Uelt picnic last fvenintf. Hubert Keenoy in a vnr- ity football man ami president of lis house at lh I'nlversily of Oro- on. They visited Owen nml Clark 'rice, of J ji f irande, and Vernal Hljoemaker. of Kls!n. Hubert Inltncs of roriland, is spending a tow days visiting Mr. Shoemaker. ,'Mllne Kiln and TtPthmyrl Miller, of 'on land, arrived in this city last veiling. They Will spend a few flays visiting their sister, Mlsn Mar- fail Miller. .Miss 1011a Miller is a traduatp of ai Urande High school later aitonding Orogon State col- ego and she is now doing home lomonst ration work in Soul horn irpgou. xyivc for Washington t Mies Wilda lugels. who has been! ponding the summer visiting her j lal'onts, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Ingols. 1 itld her slsier, lYnneos, is leaving 1 this evening for a trip on the ; Washington coast. She will spend ; week visiting Mr. and Mrs. ' harles Mnt'Iolland and then con- inue her journey to Seattle, where' she t caches school. Itai'k In l.n Grande A. M. Pflughaupl. of the I. K. Ka vif, local recruiting officer, re timed to l.a Grande yesterday rom a recruiting trip. Ho visit on linker. Malheur, Grant and Harney ountlcs while" away. He will ho In lis office, Koom t-'lS, in the poi. hlfice iuiillding, for the remainder hi IMI.S nun f thi.s month. I Mrs. Viola Parker, Mrs. Atex Hlnler, Mrs. Pearl Shaw, of I'nion, and' Mr f ,C. I ), VarUernian, o port la ml, spent yesterday, after noon In La Grande visiting friends. Mrs. Staler recently gave a dinner in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Ynekerman, who is visiting her in I'nion. FYom Philadelphia Margaret and Uorothy Heed, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Kllzabelth Willis, of Fresno, Cjil., are spend ir.u a few days visiting Mrs. J. C. Iih. at Klgin. Margaret and Dorothy are h aving Wednesday for I In iv home in Philadelphia. They had u very Interesting trip by fda:,-o through Arizona, California .-ml Mexico. T VMi lien Miss Catherine MeRnioe, of Portlnnd. arrived in La Grande on t ra I n No, 4 Hi is morn i ng I'o r u JLisit with friends here. She will bn j nor and' classmate at (he I'nivorsity (of ( Jregon, 1 ,ois Nelson, ami will ulso wisil with Dorotiiy Klierhaid I Stid Dorothy Ann Waruiek, snmr ity sisters. 3-Yoiu Portland I Mrs. A,. L. orsingor and her jla ughte,'s, Sarah Doris, Watinda. Hulh and Heverl . of Port land, arrived in this city last evening. They will spend a few weeks vis iting her mother, Mrs. I.. Manger 'fcinl her sister, .Mrs. Karl Faye. Tor Oregon M rs. Ma hoi Weber a nd her laughter and son, Helen and l-'red, '.cuid her mother, of La Grande, left rthis n.iorning on a motor trip through (iroiron. They expect lo lie away until school starts this fall. Mailing Mrs. A.- K. Arnold, and lo r daughter, Dorothy, of Spokane, ar rived in Htis eity this morning on No. 114. She will spend a few days visiting Mr. ami Mrs. It. .1. Hrack and relatives and friends. Mrs. Ar- tiold was formerly of l.a (irnililo. 1 .ii' to ('aldwelt Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Front y and ; their children, ol Seattle, are vh ; hing i '. C, prouty ant) other rela tives in this city. They are leaving , noon tor Ctdorado, where they will make their home. Mr. Prouty was formerly of l.a (.Irande. , Iteiiirn lo Porilaml Mrs. II. I'.. Freeman ami her tlaughtoi-s, Hannah Koti and Jane, Vim have boon visiting her sister. Mrs. I.oyd Scrihor, for the past lW ti weeks, loft last eveniiur for their homo ;in Portland. Cims o Sah Ijike ( hy Mrs. Irwin Moss, of I .a (Irande, is loavihg this evening for Sail . lako City where her grandfather feeently passed away. She will he away, from this city until next Wod- . Iiosday. To liOlinc Mrs. W. l-'leener left this morn ing for her home at l.ostino. She spent yesterday m this cily visit irg .Mrs. V. I'hamlh r. .Mis. r i t ner has been In I 'omcroy. Warh., for some time visiting her sister. Mi t. (irabaiu. Iliiby I to) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marquis are the proud parents of a nine-pound baby boy. The little lad was horn f lo them at their home at L'snft ec- : ond street. Hoth mother and son tire gelling along fine. Iteliirns from Cnllfornla Mrs. H. Warnstatr ha returiv.d from a trip to California. She vi: -lied at the home of her sister. Mrs. I.'o Attih-i-son. In Oakland. Cat. Mrs. Warnstaff has be n ais- n( from thif" citv for the past two week. dm' to ltnkir- , U'.-iync Itoiit. of Lit f:r:iri"li If't till" iniirninK tor liuki-r nn :i pUoA biuinis.i trip. He will n'liirn to !,:i tii.-ni'lf thin I'vculnir. llt-lininrv Ailjll--tiT T. '. Si'li.-iiiklaml, i.C I'mUmd, ull Insurance adjuster, is spending to day in Hits city on hmdinw. He t.s leaving for (taker this evening. (loo to Hot Luke Miss Irene le .Shaw, of l.-i Grande, left this morning for Hoi Lake to spend the day visiting: Mr. AW A. Klair. who is ill. Mrs. lllair experts to return home the la t tor part of this week. Hero, from Mnrshfiold Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kent, of; Marsh field. Ore., spent yesterday evening and this morning in l.a (Irande, Mr. Hunt is a nephew 01" ! M. M. Hunt, of thin eity. They are.' now on their way to Wennteheo, Fined $25 ! Frank Yennory, charged with ! operating a motor, vehicle on a ; public highway for profit without ! a license, plead guilty at .fudge I ,. j Henham's court and paid a fine of and costs. i On Husiiicss ! John K. Allen is spending today ! In l.a Grande on business. He is now employed with the rnilroid In l.a Grande. .Mr. Allen assisted K. filissell Scott w ilh the boy semi! camp on Catherine crook. Stop in City Mrs. K. J. f'ooper and her daugh ter. Jean, of Woiser. stopped in l..i Grande yesterday afternoon o vis it friends. Tlo y are now on I heir way to Wallowa Lake, where they will spend a few days. Itetinn from Fori laud Mrs. . M. MeCleMand and her son, Raymond, returned to La G ra ndn l his morning. Tliey have hen visiting her sou. A. llrink or. of Port la ml, for tlu past few days. Ilciurn From Portland j .Mrs. John Thelsen and her grandson, .1 unior I ley nobis, re ' turned to La Grande this morning. ' They have boon visiting her sis- lor. Unhy Thelsen In Portland for Ihe past week. Itotiirns lYom South Fork ! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wale have' returned from a Hshing trip to ihe South Fork. They have been gone n week ami report a verv pleasant trip. VU It Mrs. William niaek of linker, and '. her sisler, .Mrs. liishtnan. formerly) Mrs. I. Uovi.v, nf Prineville. spent ' yesterday afternoon in l,a (irande visiting frfends. i t.'oos to Wallowa ; Gi'orge Cochran left (his morn ing on a htisinoss trip to Wallowa. He expects In return to La (irande i tomorrow. From Hurley, Ida. .Mr. and Mrs. (;, T. Murrongh Jr.. of Hurley, Ida., arrived in lyi Grande lasi evening. They were here on a brief business trip. From Hot-c C. i. Clin, is spending today in '. , '-: Grand i business. He spent ( yesterday In I'oudleton on iiiisiii'-s; ' .and Is reiurning lo his home in' ; iwuse thi.s evenin- To Slllt Announcement was made today lliat Sheldon Prow n Hing. j"l!y the Waters of Habylon." by Kville, at the Sunday morning ser- ' vici at the Melho.list church. FMiing Klnio Stevenson and K. H. Scott of l.a Cran.le. are leaving tomor row morning for a fMhing trip on the Imnaha. They expect to no back by Monday. (iocs to Huntington Frank De Vany. of The Dalles, left this morning for Hitnilngton. Mr. De Vaney, who Is working oi, the railroad there, has been in l.a (.irande for Hie past few days. Htt'uc o Haker Mrs. Kbner St o. Ida id left Hi is morning for Maker, wh.-re she will SATURDAY ONLY With F HANKIE DARRO in AI.Ml C'oilliily MlfMVS Mllllll W I ST UH VI I II. I,sr SIIUHIMi KlIlAV I -- t'linn' In 'w ni:i;i: i.wr i i:.sr" visit her husband. Phe wilt return to l.a flrande tomorrow evening. To Huntington Walter Hnmmack, of l.a Grand, left this morning for Huntington. He is going thorp to relieve a fire man on the switch division and will he away several days. Oi's tn Cascade 1.. N. Huhlwin. left this morning for Cascade. He has boon In this city lor the last few days on hu.s fuoss. Goo to Looking Gins! l-'red I lay, of remllelon, left tMs morning for the Looking Glass dis trict. Ho is employed by a sIk p ranch there, I Eel urn From I'oiifaud Attorney John Hodgtti returned to l.a Grande yesterday from a business trip lo Portland. Ho has boon there for the past two weeks. Go o Wallowa Lake Mr. and Mrs. Chase Uohnen kanip left yesterday morning on n short fishing trip. They returned to La Grande today. From I'onillciou M. W. t 'uster, of Pendleton, ar rived in La Grande yesterday. I L Will spend a few days hero on bus in ess. Spend Day in l.a Grande Mr. and Mrs. San ford Adler. of I laker, spent yesterday afternoon in I his oily. They returned to theiV home in Maker lasi evening. Hero from Seat lie Nina Arthur, of Seattle, arrived in this city yesterday. She will be here a few days vfshing friends. From Walla, Walla Margaret K. Unmingor and H:ni nah llearn. of Walla Walla, speiu yesterday In this city visiting friends. (iocs lo WVUrr . Mrs. Itaymond Wale, of La Grande, left this morning for Ve(s cr to tisit her parents, Mr. ai.d Mrs. S. Ii. Jones for a week or so. I'i'Oin Pullman Janice Van Myke. of Pullman, Wash., is spending a few days witn friends in Ihi.s city. She aitcndcd the Delia Tan IVlm plenle at pine Coiie las) evening. Goei to Stjirkey Miss Alice Aiuey and Mfsyt Helm Scott, of Ki v iprise h fl this more. Ing rnr Slarkey where she will visit at the home of Mrs. Karl Hurrett. Hove From Maker Mis. W. A. Paytnn, of Haker, ar rived in this oily this morning. She will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gibson for a few day. Haliy Srn Mr. an. I Mrs. Waller Swarlz. oT :il'l Fourth street, are th puroillh of a baby boy, horn to them Sim day. Ha- Vl-ftors Mis. Itosie McCoy has as her guests Mr-, and Mrs. Will Devine ol Walla -Walla. From Maker H. Turner, of Haker, spent yes terday ill ibis efiy on a biisiii trip. Klim- t'nint I ninn Mrs. Minnie lt;.lnl. Mrs. M:irir.ii'. 'i l Smith. Mrs. Irvlii Mi ss,. .1 ml Mls .Inn,' S'niilh nf I'ninn. u , r Radio Service If you have Radio troubles Phone M-805 Guaranteed Service Adler's Music Co. See It! -Hear It! 100' - Al! Talking Sensalkm. 1 B :. THE Vhtn lite nu'(rti)i)lis stunihi'i's . . . Ihe tin derwnrld stirs to lid". Vtiu'll Iit'itr it now in tlie sci pen's first nvv.it talking detertive mys tery drama! Also All Talking Comedy "(;IKI. CRAZY" All Star Cast Fox Movietone News and visit-- (iocs (o Pendleton Mill Iteatty left yesterday mnr.i-' Ing for l'cndlcton, where ho will he employed by the railroad. Motor lo Seaside Mr. and Mi's. V. C. Fevkins mo tored toSeaside recently. They wiM he gimp a week or .50. - Wheat Up Five Cents; Closing Is Unsettled CHICAGO, AUK. Hi (AP) Huy ing oil a big scale hero, together wit I) radically adveiyo threshlui?, ret urns lu 'aimdn sent wheat' prices soaring early today, l-Ntl mates wore also out thKI : llftfiF world wlieat product int might, lo-1. tal 5 I 5.110(1, aoo leys than Inut year. Opening "c to 'J 'mc higher, wheat' Iat"v .showed furllicr decided gains., Corn, oats and provisions went up-: ward also, with corn stnrllng to I is' rlw. and coltiln ilng stirtng. Homesito as was tlie eaue only u short lime ago was today in brisk demand for domestic use. aid the trade at largo had appaivntly eon clmled tt lei forelgnet conp 111. when they got ready.. r ' Wheal closed uns. Hled al 4 -s lo fir in -i gain, corn (dosed 1 to 2rKO up. oats 1 lo 1 "K advance and provisions showing a rle of 2 to 4 Sr. Avery Brundage Answers Charges Made by Paddock NKW VOItK. Aug. HI. (AIM Charley Paddock, center of many an amateur a thiol to union storm,' again lias drawn' down upon his head the full force of official con demnailou. Answering slntouientH made hy Paddock In thi' current issue of Collier's weekly, Avery Mrundiip; , president of the A.A.F.. . deolarnl j yest onlay that Paddock, "Hy no milting that ho has been sailing under false colors and never has ! been an amateur honestly" had "confirmed the suspicions" thai. : nearly caused his disbartnon froi.i tlie 1 iil'S Glympic team." j 'Paddock's article Is filled with i inaeeiiracies and uidrlilhs, is .s--fi- sationalism of the ra n keslsort and 1 just wliat niilit be- expected from; some whose reemd has been r- : plote with efforts to cash in on .bis , atbhtic prowess retardless of the rules," Hrnndage declared. , P.riindago said that niter th Olympio 1 rials at ( 'ambridgo. laid suiiimer practically every nieinb'-r of the A.A.I"., track and field com mittee and m the A merlon 11 t)lyi.i pie com mil lee fell Hint Padded; "repeatedly had capitalized his tb , letie fame ami had therefore for feited his amateur standing." dihh.ihli: IN m-:v l:GI.AD KA KKIIl' It ST, N. .).,' Aug; K, (A P) The naval dirigible L Augoies was on a night over New Kngland ftulay. ni;i',iti mi:. r sroitus tnre o. 13 flrandtv Ore. Keep Cool I be proper under gnt nient Is a dlslhici aid lo hoi weather i-nniforl. silk Shlris or ShoriN Ke Mhlctle t nion .Mb lo "K; Knit Fnfoii 7c lo 8lc eity yesterday shopping log friends. IN THE WB3T rCllf Lawn Party At Wright Home Is August 14 Event My Mis. I., y.. 'IVrrall (tlhyerver tMrrespoiulonO I NION. Ore., (Special) A most dMighll'ul lawn party was held at (he home or Mm. Hell Wright c:i Wednesday afternoon. More than forty guests responded to the hi- vltation if the hostesses, Mrs. Kdith Phy and Miss Alice Cardwv'l ' and assemldiid under the trees norili of the house whore tin y spent thonfier noon chatting or tdftying bridge after which a do- lightful 2-course luncheon was ser ved. Many availed themselves of (ho opportunity to .reminisce with Mrs. 'Wright, who as always, was most charming and gracious. The out -of-town guests were Mrs. c, K. Davis of Oakland, Cab, Mir. Ida Coupev and daughter, .lean of Woiser, M iss Annette Adams of Spokane, Mrs. Vehna AcUernian of Portland, Mrs. Harry McClay of l.a Grande, Mrs. Forrest Seroggin, Mrs. Will Hutchinson anil Mrs, c. K. Lawson from country homes bear I'nion. Mrs. Vehna Aekerman of Port land Is spending this week at ihe home of her mother, Mm. Alex 1 Slater in North I'nion. Mrs. S. K. Miller and family and Miss Kllzaheth Titl.ott of Portland left Monday morning for Catherine creek meadows where they will i camp and fish lor a week. Mrs. 11. G. Cohurn and Mrs. Kiln t Cohurn of Dayton. Ore., Mrs. Geo. Heftier of Portland ami Mir ; Franco Cohurn of Marshfield ar ' rived in I'nion Wednesday morning : for a weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Cohurn. j .Miss Donaleno Oxner of Port In ml , is spending this week with M..W I Kruia Plickelt who Is taking her 1 vacation from the bank. They are j enjoying MIsh Pucketl's new Chcv ; rolet sedan, j ,'.lnw. Webb and .1. 11, Joiies who ! are spending the summer in -the inoiiu tains of Idaho looking pi f i npirily for health and secondarily ! for gold are reported lo have found i tlie former but are still in pur.dut i of ihe latter. The Kev. ami Mrs. A. F. Culver and daughter. Marjorie paid Mr, and Mrs. L. ',, Terra 11 a pleasant ; Call on Tuesday. They wore return ; lug from a vacation trip, to the!.- home in Fort Collins where Mr. I Culver is pastor of the Haptist church. ; Dick Itenson and Klwyn and ; liichard I in vis returned Tuesday Colonial mi; snows at SMAI.I, I'ltlCKS JOHN BARRYMORE in "When A Man Loves." With Dolores Coslelln in A Ki-rnl tlriliiMl nl ht? fiiiin-liiK tln sriT.n'i jiroatrst linrrs, I'luyliiik: ii'liirit rnunur- unit li.v niiiiliii' tic initiiil. I START IN (J TODAY 1 L The thrills of the metropolis ave yours w hen you see and hear thi.s Taildng Thriller! Willi IKllintT AMI S SVI.WA I II. I. II 1 1. 1. Alii. M A l evening from a trip to Phl.z ; Springs. 'I'hi'y brought back a l'K'u! : of medicinal water, Karl Garrison and small son 1 Tommy, of North Powder left ' Tuesday by nolo for Oakland, 1'al., to assist Mr. Garrison's father in his work at that place for a few weeks. He will return Inter for Mi. -'Garrison who is slaying with he:' 1 mother. Mm. K. P. Geertson In North fnlon. They expect o make their homo hi Oakland. Anionic the out-of-town 11111!! players who have been practicing i on ihe Colon. courts prepaiiitoiy to , entering the louriminoni are Misscjt ! Ann Stange nnd Lois Nelson. Pi.-; , Taylor and Dolph Seigrist. ! Miss Frances Picket! from Port- laud arrived In Fnion Thursday evenlng to spent) a few days at the W, O. HaKHerty houre. Mr, and Mrs. Harry West motiv ed In from Portland Wednesday j and are registered at (lie 1'nJon hotel. They went up to Mr. West's i cabin and mining claim tin Thurs ! day. ! The Davis and Hensou families I iMijoyed a visit wilh G. M. Hydklt, j formerly of I .a Grande, at their camp this week. He proved his ef ! ficlency In the culinary line hy j roasting a log of mutton In the j Dutch oven and baking hot rakes j for the dozen campers. He expres j sod his Intention of locating ne..i ' Mettford whore he expects to rM I gage in the sheep business, j Mrs. Ida Courier and Joan, nfter a week at the. Davis Itenson ramp j left for tin auto trip Into Canada, : They w ill make a visit at Vaneou j ver. STOCK MARKET IS SCENE OF BULL ATTACK j NKW VOItK, AUR. Ill (AP) ' Tin- wrick min lsi'l kjiw tin liuini'.s ! slvo ilfinnnsl nil Inn nl" si i'l-iik:! Il lo j il.iy In ii'l'lri'llnn or niifciilul tvo j iliiisiil'0 iivit Ihn lini'NpiM'tiMlly j 1 : 1 1 Ki ili'tip in foilnrnl i-i'm'rvo lirnli- t'l'l lunllH. I l;iy lliir onldr.1 worn illslrlliulcl oi-i- nn timiftiinllv limn, Hut Willi tm SITUATION WANTED I want a job in your home, a job that is hard lo fill. I would not apply for the job if I did not know I could fill it satisfactorily. I will furnish you with a (housnnd references from satisfied housewives;1 T want to supply" you with your groceries, fruits and vegetables get you more for your money or save you money. Give me a fair trial and you will give me a permanent job. Address I'iggly Wiggly, La (Jrande, Oregon. I Krafts i Fancy Cheese BrieU, American or Velveeta ! u lb. pkg :....2S Corn Starch 3 one 11). pkgs 25- Florida Gold Grape Fruit Fancy Quality Small can 12 Large can 21 CLICQUOT CLUB GINGER ALE Full Pint Uottle There is None Belter. 1 9c per bottle One case of one doz. bottles $2.09 Buy a generous supply while this low price is in effect. Lux Hand Soap liar 80 Flakes Large pkg 25 Royal Red Solid Pack TOMATOES Small can 12? i The P - A the rtsult that at least two score Issues wen selling 4 to l point, above yesterday's valuations by early afternoon. Twenty or more sleeks, 'Including A merlon n Can. 1 Standard Oil of New Jersey, Fnion 1 Pacific and Now Haven were punn ed Into now lilk'h ground for the year. Attains Kxpressi, which closed M ondny n t ii :t 2 a nd did not sell airnin until today, feu lo f 7 " dur ing the final hour. Fric weal lo a new high at .x"!h. w hile A morion :i Machine and Foundry climbed lit1; , points. Hooking Valley Hi. Fnion Pacific S!k, and Newport company S. The closing was strong. Total sales approximated 4,fni.ono share!?. ! GOTHF.n XUMIFS T UGFD A M ICS, Iowa (A.P)1 OrffntilRfition : of community "armies" to fight ; pocket gophers urged hy l-'red 3, Muteher, entomologist at lowu j slate college, The voden migrates I so rapidly thnt. a mass offensive I wilh poisoned halt Is the only el- feOtlve means of extermination, ho ' sa'N. Alfalfa fields are heavy suf - forei-n hi Iowa, ELIMINATE FOUR TENNIS PLAYERS DURINGJUORNING (Continued from Page 1) nre slated for loniorinw and finals will played Sunday. Thm Vetiv V Offf-i-cil A throe-year cup haa been of feroil for tll.e hulies' HitmleH by (icorjro Hlrnle and the l.a Clraudo Tennln club. lOarl (inrrison, oof North I'owiler Ih offering the men h hIiikIch cup and the rendlotnn-.Mlu-sloa Uacipiot club ls.Klvlnj; tv.o cuph for nicn'H ihmhlon. The I'nion club donated the nicxot! doiibh h cups. Mlich Intercut Is hejni? shown, accordftiK to l-'red Ko. who Ms in charge and play is beln run off very smoothly. A lare K"Hery Is expecled, particularly for Sunday's; matches. Airy Fairy Cake Flour Lai go Package Pink Salmon No. 1 tall can 19tf Tri-Tex Cleanses and whitens the clothes Pint bottle t5 Best Grade Imported Mushrooms 2 oa. can 17? Velvet Toilet Paper. Large Bolls Tissue Grade 3 for 25c 1 1 m. Bottle 21? - Piggly Wiggly Co. CULVER DINNER t IS THIS EVENINGS- (Continued from rage One) llieii utranffled to death after sin had ills:ippeaied front her hon.ij Tuestlay. . b I'o I ice shIiI Olson eonfosHed ' hif nought to kill hiinsolf to escapi! punishment ror the Uil IJ:ik of Ihti Kirl. , J OI;an waltl since the slnylnr? the Anne riii some time Tuesday, niKht he liad hidden hi the raili,oin(. yards In Minneapolis a:ul lute yesi terday "bummed" a ride on aV froiurhl train to Dulutli, arriving hero early loday. tt Tolls or Slaying. Olson told police ho was ilrunlf' Tuesday in Minneapolis, wandered into a vacant lot and went td sleep, lie said the Anno girl camA by In to in the afternoon.' "I didn't Iciow what 1 was. dojt InfT," )Non told Serjeant Kll Let. Iteau. "I don't think 1 did anything to her, bul when she hoKiin seroanu Uk, I killed her. Then 1 k1 sen ret f I found so nu! Runnysaeks nearby ami wrapped her up hi them and threw her in the tail frraas, "I don't remember everything I did. Olson lold police ho did hot l;iiow the exact location of the crime, rlahnhifr he was not familiar, with Minneapolis streets, hut wild It was on n vacant lot near soinfl ' sheds close lo the. railroad yards. j !U, S. ARMY TO f! ! HELP BATTLE V FOREST FIRE? ! (Continued from Page 1) V ' I'olvlllo uatiomil fore.-tt. A If the reports are Hiibslanl iatedj I II will hrinff the tolls of men who have died fifrhtin forest fires lit ihe region to six within the luitt ; ten days. M LudwlK1 Karndl, a recent arrival' in Hrltlsh Coluinbiu from Oermiin' " died last niKlit In a hospllul it,! Nelson, II. , from Injuries feenlv ' od while flxhtiiiff the Koolenay foi' ' esl fires. t Armours Deviled Meat Small Cans 6 for 25 Rosedale Medium Red Salmon No. 1 tall can 24 Wesson Oil 1 pt. can 28 1 (t. can ....53 I oz. can 27 8 oz. can 13- Nalleys Mayonnaise 1 1L jar ..? 1 qt. jar 03? ( tWIJ