'Monday,- "October, 14,1929.'
LA GRANDE 'EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
:""Page' Three
Local News In Brief j
Aiti-ml Kiar at i;iKin
Mrs. I'Vntik Knbinson. Mrs. K.
- K. Hitaity, Mt-H, Hulph Oimiinliv
Mn. I,. II.- HuHHt l. Mr. anil Mm.
ii. YV. TarkinKion. Mih. K. ll.oxpcfu t he up In day or two.
Klrby, nmk Mrs. Andrew l.onoy. ,
ilrnv. to Kluiti Inst lYLlav whcnU'HI Itftlirn !
JMrrt. Carrie J.irhmm. usum-iate
ffiaiKle- matron oC the nrder of
Kastern J-'tiir of (irein mad- her
annual visit to Itlue Mountain
chapter. Mrs. Hazel (.Iraham, ;
iirnml Adah of Oregon, aru ac- .To KnN'riirise
i-onipanieil them. M noon a hin'. h-j Mrs, .Lie Woods and Mis:i Her
eon was given In l.a C.rande in , thlL Wicllsiimcr spent yesterday at
honor of Min, .larkson. ' .. j Knterprlne visiting Clay AVomls,
; J , . .Mrs. "Woods' son.
Alleinl I'.xeeulive Kes-iiia
Two carloads of nfrtcei-H idS the
tlraiule lionde Christian Kndeavor
Vnion attended the regular month
ly meeting of the executive coiil-
il(l t'nA If.. 1. f..t. ..;... 'I'l.n-n
who 'made the trip were M iss
I in Ida Anderson, tlraee ami Ruth
(Jeibel. Harriett (ilenn, Lennro
Putnam, Kraneos Kelly. Dee
Adams. Mrs. 1. C. Itowser and I
Kntheryn Moran. The next meet- j
lug of the offh-ers or this oi-L-anlza- L
lion will be held about Xov. 1 f in I
l.ii (!MiHle.
V'lln- fi-om I lend
Mrs. . O, W. Jones,
visiting her daaghter.
i 1 i
lieryl Jones.
The iTev. O. V. Jones, former pns
lor of the Christian church of l.a
Orandf. has gone on a hunting trip
up vtlu, tirande lionde , rivor "Wltti
'Dr. L. McPherson, -Mr. 'Harris
of I 'm-ilaud, and "Hud" Callagh
er. . TJijiy v. iil Teturn about Thurs
day. 'Mr. rtnd Airs. Jones will 're
turn home (lie last of the week.
lEetiiru Home
C. C. I'. Uoyd and family have
relurped from a several days trip
through Southern Oregon and Ida
ho, and report that crop condit
ions in irrigated districts are goo
while there is also evidence of a l
dry season. They say that no
where diil they see a total failure,
and that the Grande lionde valley
looked best of all.
Uctiiru l-'rnm da1io
M.rs. Clifford itragg and' -Son
M'illiain, Mrs. Ijitty ami Mrs.
l-'rank Suydn in returned Sunday
evening from f Menus Kerry, where
they attended the funeral services
last Krlday 'for Mrs. lraggs etiusin.
Jtdin l.atty Jr.. who passed away
suddenly from heart disease Tues
day evening. lie is a nephew of
Mr. Latty.
i'rom Walln Walln
Miss Mabel Scbaefer, of Walla
Walla. accompanied by Mrs.
'Jeorge- Ogle and t-wo daughters,
Carol and Martha, spent the week
end visiting with friends and were j
IIIIIIMC KIII'MN (It I 1 1 M (I III l r 4l .til.
and Mrs. A. M. Ooble. Miss Schaef
er's parents. Miss Schaefer Is a
senior at Whit man college.
.
presl-
1 1 ss o i
Ctirrcclhm
Mrs. Walter M. Cooksl;
dent of the Oregon Mother
elation, and mt of I lie Portland
division as was stated in Saturday's
Observer. The name of Mrs. J. II.
Mill, president of 1 lie I'ortland or
ganization, did not. appear In the
story Saturday due to a line of
type being unintentionally left out.
I lei a rued I 'roin ampa -
Mrs. C.eorge W. Ilillmtin and
her son. IMward. returned yesler
da yevening from . Xampa where
tiey have been visiting her aunt,
Mrs, i.ouise Alien, and her mother
Mrs. Carrie Hansen, who has spent
the summer with Mrs. Allen. Mrs.
Ilillman left l.a C.rande Thursday.
Tit (irn ills Pass-
Mrs. :. D. Towler. president of
Mir- La C.rande City Council of
Parents-Teacher associations, left
here yesterday for Grants Pass to
attend Mie Oregon Congress or
Parents and Teachers, which win
be in convention then
of Hi is week.
three days
III Oregon Knights j
Two Iji Grande students at the
I niverslly of Oregon. Lawrence
Day and Kd Klrby. have been
chosen lor membership in the Ore-
gou Knights, service organization
or underclassmen, it was learned
here today. j
T'roin Cnlon
Miss ValUc Ceersletl of Cnlon j
was in La Grande Krlday on busl-j
ness. She ami Miss Wlnncfred 1
Halsey have been recent house
guests at the home of Miss Arai
dcau Johnson.
U. P. Meet Tnnlghl
The members members of the
Knights of Pythias lodge will meet
tonight at S o'clock at the K. P.
liall. Several p-rsoiiK will be given
The third rank nml all members
are re((ii'st' l to be present.
Working foi the Dollnr Line
Miss Carol Carrey, sister of Hoy
4-urr.ry (f La Grand", is working
for the l;oU-rt Dollar Steamship
ompanv in Shanghai. 'hi no
cording to reei-nt reports received
here.
IIoS4 Gllf-I
Mrs. K. W. Humes, a resident
of li Gr-;iiid several years ago.
N n house guest at the home of
Mrs., .p.hn Tludsen on it avenue.
Mr
HarncK home is In I'ortland.
Meet Toiunrrou
The Indies auxiliary of II, of H.
T. will iiieft at S o'clock tomorrow
night in the Kagks hall. The niem-b.-rs
will entertain their husbands
unit 'families ut a Hallowe'en party.
Hand Mcrt Tuiila
Thi regular rehearsal "f the
municipal bard will he held Wed
nesday night tills -week. Instead of
Turvday, the usit.il tinti.
IteliiVn TMla
w-'Mrn. H. M. Lad? and dn ughl.-r.
Miy'Hs fWmgihs, were to return
ty!at rrnht lcmL whre (hey have
bt-en , visiiing Mrs. l-ist's motbep
II) m Hume
Mrs. ('.. I;, (.'laycumh. who has
hern ill at home for nhniit n viek.
in rennrted tu lit- Imnri.vintr and
"Ueorce T. Cochran ulal Colon i
Wberhard will return tomorrow
from a trip to Portland on h-sal
hufiness. - .
Ti lilaho
On acatlou
Airs. -'red Spaeth went to NoLis,
Idaho this weekend.
Slmi'1 ',Vil
Mr. and Mrs. Lot Snodgrass have
gone on a short business trip to
Portland.
I
' Vnin Cove J
Mvs- -Minnette Seiltner, of I'ov
was in l.a Orande Siturday.
Two Wot'liS ViiitiiHi
Miss Siella Hlock has gone on a
two week's vacation.
1'Yfnn lllglii
I William Wade
from Klgin was
in l.a Orande today on huslne
Methodists At
Union Hear Talk
By Missionary i
, !
- Ity Mrs. L. V., Tcrrall !
(Observer Corresiondeni) j
CNION' (Special) Those vho
heard Dr. Mtisser at the Sunday
J morning services of the Methodist
caurcn were conviuceu mm me auu onuses. i tie accniem uhik tuineu a group ot ner irienos " shower gifts.
day of miracles has nof passed, i place on the road beyond tile fish her home last Thursday evening, j Preceding this a business ineet
His experiences during his ten 'hatchery. IJaincing was a diversion of -the ; tn W)lf i r-lever dialogue
years of nilssionary work in the ;
heart of India were merely touched
upon mil gavu an lnstgnt into tnu
real need of education in the Ori-
Last vyeek- l''runi llonney and
Dr. l-'ellows took a loail of steitt '.
Ivovv nrS'Vnd Ki
It. II. llonney took n load to the ;
(ran tie. Konde river. Prank Hon
ney took a load- of' Kastern brook
trout to the McKay reservoir near
Pendleton and went out to Hing
liani springs to spend the week
helping "Doc." C.reen 13 liberate
fish from tha t slat ion. "Doe."
(Jreen will soon be moved from
Itingham springs to the head of
WuUnwa Lake win
he will spend
the winter -working for. the , btate
game eoinipissioii.
IJ. II. llonney and (Jen. Rogers.
Wallowa con nly ga me warden,
spent last week In the hills bent
on bringing home a deer but were
unsuccessful.
The Presbyterian Missionary mi l
Aid society met at the home of
M rs. I.uuisa Iturwell lYMay af
ternoon and conducted their reg
ular business meeting. Mrs. Hur
well lead the devotional meeting
ami Mrs. Hoots ami Mrs. Phy took
part in the program. The officers
of the Methodist Aid were guests
at the meeiing. Mrs. Hurwell as
sisted by Mrs. Adria n (looiibrod
nerved ' e! iV'li.in-nW.
The Woman's club is looking
forward to a particularly iniercH-
ting meeting on Thursday of tb's
week al whfi h time Mrs. Walter
Pierre will entertain them with
her Incidents of Travel." Mrs.
ioia rarkcr and .Mrs. k. m. lion-
I ney have charge of the program.
Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Huffman and
I Geo. Winship drove over to Pend-
leton tin Thursday, returning Fri-
day morning, Mrs. Wluship who,
is recovering troin a recent opera-
V. Sandhothc R. N.
SwetM-ll Masseur, Ntix-kliollii (irailuati
(iciiiiine Sicdlsh rasviig(
Also Foot Corrections
Will take work at patients' homes by appointment only,
of town calls made, day tu night service.
l-'olvy Hotel
I.a (Irande. fire.
i KEEP YOUR HAIIt ALIVE AND IIKAI.TIIY
Water-waving, finper waving and iiulividual hair
l;olbinjf
REYNAUD'S BEAUTY SHOP
New- F0I.7 I'.l'lff. 789
th.n u ill i'in:iln in Iml!nton
unoiht-r week.
Mr. and Mrs. I win Wulf and
small son itf ll.iliir t-nt last
wcoU :it t!'H IM Wiilf honn
Mr. uml Mrs. I). 0- nine nml
diiuhtfr AlurlVl l.-fi yi.-trdi;y -for
l'miland wltw-i? Mr. 'Un' will at
tend ihi- H- I. Smd IO'iKk- '!'
r.., tli.-v will
vlt Mr, ami Mrs. UvK iMi.rk in
reatuo.
Mr. ami M rs. l-'ra ill; Hm nglr
"d '-"'s returned renntly from
Idaho where (hey have lnnn for
several llioillhs.
i
lit nml 1
Mr. ami Mm. Chas. Wl
!:iUKhtiTH an. I Jminrtin. Potior
1 ..t...- i..v
.-.inn- I..IHH iit'in (in.i
ami rcmatneil ovi'r to HliMl Sun
y vl:li Mis. Ilfll WrtKtu ami
M r
l-Mith Phy.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert (llngon and
little daughter and his mother.
Mrs, J. 11. Oipson. left yesterday
I lur'a weeks visit In Portland,
i Mr., a rid Mrs. Kljis Hess and her
i sister, Mrs. Dtn-othy (-'hr'sty, went
1 to P(tiiland yesti'rday. Mrs. Hess
.' goes as a delegate 10 the grand
icniine of tr.e ryuiian Mstcrs. ,
Mrs. Ailney lingers, of Yakima. J
whose brother. J. aiirell, died
suddenly last week while hunting
in the pondosa region, mine to l.a
C.rar.de to nttentl the funeral. Sln?
visited her sister-in-law. Mrs. "1-
! ola Parker, before ret 11 nuns pi
nti-en
. Ya'Uuia
I In, 1.- rnl..ntni iin.f .-lifl
of Pendleton, are visiting with her
h.arents Mr. njul Mj-s. Oscar Cms-
( land while her hifsband is in the
hills hunting. Alfred Crosland
.ram., in imm I'ortland vesterdav
; morning apd accompanied Alt.
! oieman on his expedition. M ,
Crosland (Sylvle Htighey) stopped
in Pendleton to it-it her father,
1 I tube Greenwood's truck was-! Those pouring were: Mrs. Arn
' nuiie badly wrecked yesterday old Gralapp, Mrs. Jack I'Vriies, and
; morning when be steered it into
j a ditch to avoid striking lloss
j drawn up suddenly and Greenwood
coos.- 10 h" nuo inn on- utoei
than strike the car. His truck
loaded with two cords of wood -
turned completely upside down
throwing cuff Kstls through the
windshield. P-urney Greenwood
was also in th, truck but none of 1
the three men sustained any In-j
jui irs other than minor scratches j
The Cnlon high school football
team met defeat at the hands of
tne cratrie city team on Mainruay .
afternoon by a score of
to n. 1
1 The team went over to Prairie City
I uml Iiack the same day.
Herpetoloffist Dies .
Ft'Olll Sliake Bite
MOUGANTOWN. W. Va.Ocl. 14
(AP Bitten by a rattlesnake in
his country home - in the Cheat
mountains, colonel Charles William
( Vainer, nationally known herpet-
ologi.st, died at a hospital here to
d
after raciiiL- bis aiitnmobilM l
miles over rmnrh ronnntiitn romU
lor assistance. ,
Cramer had a number of popper-
heads, rattlers and other snakesat
his Country place. A rattler escitp-
ed from Its cage and as Cramer at-
tempted to capture it ht was struck
in the paim of the hand. Cramer jj
his wound and then raced to Mor
ga mown, where a physician was
summoned and Cramer waH remov
.ed to tho hospital. Ho died 12
' hours later. ' ' . . !
Freak Accident
Kills Billy Rolls1
OAKI.AXD. Cnl., Oct. ii fAPl
A freak accident In the Oakland
theater here last night may cost
Hilly Itolls.San Kranelsco vaitde-
villi- performer his lire. While he
wan In the midst of his dance act. !
the theatre was suddenly plunged j
m utu Kness. Koiis stepped over
the footlights and pitched head- '
long into the orchestra pit, recelv-
'ng a possible fractured skull and
concussion of the brain. Ills eon-
idltlon was pronounced critical al
'ne providence hospital,
l.a tirande. Ore.
The secret of hair-htaUb lies entirely its
keeping the scalp loose mid giving the
roots of the hair plenty of nourishment in
tht form of rich, free-circulating blood.
Blud-Rub
Restores Circulation ami
Nourishment to Roots .
ThIS new muiicc davica quickeot circu
lation to that waitt product ar carried
away, tight titsue ara looiened and freih,
nourishing bluod i brought to tha roota of
tha hair. Blud-Rub trratmcnti ara produc
tiv of lurprUing rriulti In caiat ol hair
Ion, obitinata dandruff, dnroi, axcesiivo
oil and gantral lack-tuttrt condition.
Ve alw di niart'4'lliug, MrttiniMtil
wailng. facia 1 wNk, iiianiiurliig
ami hlrmiMoing.
Societu News
I - II
!' r j ,
JisS COOHdge'IS
Complimented At r
Surprise Party:,
' ' -7- - .
Vic lt:irhnn'i t'nnli.tiro tlutlirhtoi- '
of Mr. unit Mrs. II. I-:. OooIi.Iko. '
.. ' L.i ..v.minir
nn. viii'itiii"' " " .
with n (lrllplitftil HarprlKO iarty
on hrr fourto"ltlh birtlnlay, Willi
ighteen gnems attending. They.
presented her with 'many lovely
Sifl. " '
A pink creation pf cake feu i prtant business will be discussed,
lured a dainty luncheon.- A -The subject "Oregon Takes Her
plousnnt eviniinc passed -playUig pin'rn tu the World of Literature
games. Honuuets of Tall flowers and t( ttflf pi-omlsi's an .Interest
were attractively arranged about ln .0.M.ll(n nm is under the dl-
t)lt, noim,
lea batUl'Clay in
TJrt,. -P T7';.,.r. 1
In honor ol' the wlvos of l.ion'a i
club members froip out-of-town" a
vlai-'niK tea was giveir Saturday j
"ftfrnoon- at the Sacajawoa .Iniy
sis i-.dna. TOwery ami narnara.
Hiatl idayed ciiti'iMalnliig piano Be- j
leWfons during thi' afternoon. - n-.',
formal tab ea ol lu-idge were- ut
play gnder the supervision-of Mis.
William Wilson. Mra. K. D. Towh r
made arrangements and was Kn-
era I chairman for the afternoon
Mrs. Frank Knl-ston. Assisting in
tho entertaining of guests were j
m iss Frances Ingle. Mrs. Heatrlco
voting, i i's. itarry .MCM ariny aa
Mi-h. Nolan Skiff,
-
, .
Y tei'tain P riellClS
a l. Tr n rr O Pll'fv
-"X Ua.YlLill, JTclI tj
Miss I.ewanna Graham enter- j
evening, during which refresh-
m(.nt.s were served.
auratii present were: Miss Kvn
Woods, Miss A raidenn Johnson,
yivlan Hansen
jy (Jeorge Mo
ami Marjorle Kel-
Moons. Dale Chnrllon,
Allan Carden. Dale JOrwIn, and
Charles Joughery.
T A T T3Ti3rvn PlmK
Organized Herei"11" of :v,,- ,,,rn,"! Hromweii. i
One of La Grande's newly form
ed bridge clubs is the L. A. V.
I club which held Its first meeting
Wt. 'the home of Miss Araldean
Johnson Saturday evening, with
.two tables ul pluy. Miss Vlvlnn
Hansen was assistant -hosless.
' During the evening refreshments
were served.
j , , ,
"CHASING THRU
111
' . . EUROPE'
I B 1 -
Featuring SUE CAROL and Nick Stuart
II Also g
SI "CHINA "
E 3 viTt, n
I X . . i n.ii I
i ' ' '. i
Out ' m i
G ALL TALK,NG xfeiSx I
3 H PAzr ;
FIOREMCE ELOBIOCESiL JiA U
' ULLRICH HAUPT 4Z V
, JEAN ARTHUR U
and EUGENE PALLETTE . , ll
! Mso
' I St-lect Vilaphone Acts fm
J I'alhc Sound News U !
- i i i mm,mtmmumm Pj I
P ALL COLOR ALL TALKING N !
I 40n With The Show" j
rl The first nil colur and talking picture inado. S
m . ConihiK WodiHwtlay 4
JjkfArJJFJCrJ&J
: Neighborhood Club i
To View Painting's!
Tin- in'Oirmm riiminlttt-t nf tin
NVlKliltorlinotl elul toy TueHday ur
1 r. .......i. ........
,Imt roill. vnlualilo, oiiKlml oil
HW!Mi'K " NIK lTl'J(tlll llini
. on ,.xhjl,lt daring tht- af-
..-i,oon. 'Tin1 iroBi-ani will com
'muM(.lt ut 2::iu o'elpck.. The busl-
m..SH' meeting will begin promptly I
'.at o'clock when some very iin-
tvetion of Mrs. George H. Carrey. 1
... .
ljfrs. Mierwoou wtinams win nave ;
. Klemlng of Oregon art. and
Mrs. A. 1 . Mill or uregon poetry.
Phi' annual I'hrlwttniis soal sale
I wil I la"" lllt'HSSO(J.
rpVi f pi .Pnvfv
41 Lt- X cll t.Y Xo
ti i. Ai; Ti...'J
rVeni KJL r J lUciy
- j
' A heater party Friday evening)
folloived with refreshments at San- ,
rord's featured the thirteenth j ti HANTS PASS. Ore.. ct. 1 (
hirlliday of Miss Judy Siegrist (AP Three persons' were serl
daughier of Rlr. and Mrs. William 1 miity injured and four others uf
pigrls
1st.
GaeslH at the jolly affair were: 1
lorveline McWIIilanis, Cornelia !
Daly. Dorothy Wall, Genevieve and
Catherine Spaeth.
- ,
OnOWCr 111 ilQnOT
Of Mrs. MacGvegor
Till' Vslway villi) or tilt- W. .
A. gave a ili'llttlill'nl ahnwor hon-
:rtl,ff Mri A,,-lr,for, a recent
j i,ri(),., m the home ol her parentH,
Mr. and Mrs. It or Huchunan. The
(Ulu. Was piled liiRh with lovely
f WJlH pIVseu(ed by Mrs. Mae liiley, j"
l.Mrs. Pearl Knterline, Mrs. Claude l"
. lirltev Mrs Herman (loeck. audi
,,H i ( riionias. 1
Mrs. Kdna Master played a piano j
election. A dance, was presented1
i,y Miss Buchanan, and Missj
Marjoi le Spencer -sang a solo ac-
I coilipanieil Ity Mi-k. Paxtcr.
I A delicious luncheon was served;
! bv tlio refreshment committee con- ;
Mrs. Knlh Huriicll, Mrs. Sylvia;
Punch. . 1
Swimming Party
At Radium Springs
SWIMMING
A swimming party
ami motor
Tuesday
'And Comedy
DIZZY DAZE"
Pathe Review
NOW PLAYING
drive featured a birthday of Ml
Margaret Oouh:m yesterday after-
I noon wbep they motored to Ita
! ditim Springs to. Hwim, and later
'to linker for dinner, returning to
! Ui Grande tn attend the theater in
the eveninir
Those piCM'lH were Miss Doris (
llarnes. Miss I'hyllls Marnes. Mias
Alice. Cook. Misii Waiinltu Hrough
ton, and MIms Douhaii.
Announcements
' A- " "
nmcliri tomorrow Dtorlliuf at I'
-
l'clork at the K. P. hall.
Parkdale elub will meet Wed-
m',a OvXaX
16 at ,the home
of Mrs. U. A. Wilkerson with Mrs.
Dan Carbine assisting.
The Pdlde Searchers class of the
Presbyterian 'church wttl meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
' ' ' ,-HK,0
iifterneou will be Mrs. Jessie
..... , V1
Thomas lluilK". Minil'in' will
i iilcaao oritur nroilhyj. throad. thiill-
1 hh'
I
ami their Jflasfto;
j A general nuti'tlng of the l.oyal
Sisters Aid of the Christian church
ihas been, postponed until a week
from this Wedncaday. '1 he next
hMltlng will )o October, Wodnes-
day 23. '"
TIIHKIC PKHSON'S IH'ItT i
fered minor injuries here yesterday
wnPn three automobiles piled up
n- a donse fog, Charles U bugler
it( Sutherlin was in a hospital, here
j today with serious InteYnul Injuries
'and a broken leg. Dean Nens ot
hakeland had a possible broken
spine and other serious Injuries,
W. 11. Xea, hl father, was ter
ribly rut , and suffered . seyero
bruises.
i Multnomah and ltnatl(a cpunlie
Chow An-han, conunlssioner of . authorities revealed specific in
publlc safety in thangsha, China, j stances of destruction yesterday,
rules that women must dress after j The body of Mrs. Frances Mll
the fashion of their ancestors. Kie i sled, . former Oregon City,- Ore.,
rni-filno i lint mllpt niiullt to nrovlde resident who itletl Murrh 10. 1'.tH.
Home valuable experience for Chow
An-han.
V'.vtHwc $2 ro.oo
'ilie vhceiful, tuneful mrlinJy
i Wcamtiiarr nd Ciaei
hjiv ilmlie. Vitt nt bfrfult
!jI HonJllfl llulH'BrtV. Sll-
iImI with fittir.1 in.Mit-eri,
:.t Ui'a ii ;j imiici.
II
Cathtrdi Si 4.00
Cw o U'keiita wi.ii h r
11 hi m h'i;h luinc rxi te
quire no poliitiM'K. H4id
otue mottlf.l wlntii liniili.
'Ilnee ltn.il iilvOJ (1m I.
Revert Ao. O f
Mjntd ypt with Vtl
miniirr tluat. 'lite ce 11
1 forrdurat mhiiny, SfTln)l
hihlttitrd, liii tiintlt,
EVKRY IIOMK SHOULD HAVE AT I- HAST ONK
Seeks Market
f
Prof, U. II. Croi'himm of Hit
University or California U at tlio
heiul of a imrty urranttrtr hy tliu
unlvursliy uml the U, d. Doirart
ment of CnmmtM-trc to Htmly footl
ileuiautls of the oritmt. The pur
po.so of thin illirvo.v Ik to onfti up
new nwrketH for California frultB
mill veiselahlm. Aliallt 60 rtlrter-
ent muaple eases aeeotiipanlcil I lie
party to the orient, each rase, con-
tulnint; til rurletles of Ctilir-U'lttn
v . ' fruits.
Band of Ghouls
Being Sought By
Oregon Officers J
IHlliTUY.VD. Ore.. Oct. U t A V)
A hand of (Ihonis whleh nlrendy
ii,n..v i-,l.lwi.l ii . ..r. nna' In..!!-
and several Indian grave of I waled"
ellca and ancient weapons,, leaving"
lui ma n hones strewn about burial
grounds', ;' weru being- sought
throughout Oregon today after
j ami burled In Douglas cemetery at
I iroimiuie. Ore,, .Multnomah conn
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, . . .This Electric Clock
is always right, always
tickess, needs no winding
You banish inaccurate time when you get a Tele- .
chron clock. Just 'plug in" to a convenient electric
outlet, set it riyht and electricity becomes your
timekeeper.
A Telechron clock looks like any other handsome
clock. But it works differently; it6 operated by the
perfectly-timed impulses which come through your
electric wires. No springs, no weights; just a tiny;
electric motor, which requires no winding, regu
lating, or oiling and does not tick.
Telechron clocks cost no more than ordinary good
clocks some models can be had for $1 4.00. Each
of the 140 models, regardless cf price, keeps per
fect time; the least expensive is more ..
GENERAL ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CORPORATION
Successor to
PACIKIC STATES ELECTRIC COMPANY
'. . New
House Frocks
and Aprons .
Crisp now stylos
to select from
1.25 to 2.95
PITMAN'S
la (Irnnde'H exelasivo rendy-to-wear
and millinery
ty. Was' removed from her Ki-nvo
ijurlni; the iiin.1 two days nfler I lie
casket top hail been slialtereil. Tito
iKrav hml hecn refilled partially,
' Itelatlves of Mm. Mllstert notilil
' trlvo authorities no reason . for the :
: iltMlniermeni. They said no Jewelry
hud been left on the' hody. : Records
jlndlouled the death eerllflesto was
i In the lemal' form'..- .' .:. v '-
The rivet, that t'.houllah aetlvljies
,on Ind'an liurliil uroiinoH'.ln'.'llnin-
il tilhi eoniity had heon conducted .
ahoiit the same time .Mrs. .mii
sted'K body was l-eniovetl . puzzloil
anthorllie.-. Major Omar liabenf It, -
i -"Perlnlemlent of the , I'limtllht r.v
servnllon. said he found at least
four gru-ves ur inuuui iiriiurn
ul'l- l scaltered about, and
weapons and other articles; hurled
with tribal Indians missing.
Tho grave .or Tnleuuot; ar Walla
Walla bruve, wh,o died a score of
years ago and that ' uf. i'hhrley
Whirlwind, an Indian medicine
man, who died In DM17 hnd been
aliened and phj'Mlered, niajor. ltah
cock suid. ' ' i .
Authorities In both counties be-
jtteve the desecration Is the work
;of an organheed baud.
accurate than high-priced spring move-
ment clocks.
Stiir you is an mitheriuil TtUthrm Jt titer, wfo
uilt gltiMy thit yon itit m.nij li.ihtiful moitth,
unit txphin why thil tltctric (txli u ill gil t
miiiliiig mcHiwy trrry day, yrar ulir ytar,
T E L EC H R ON
ELECTRIC TI M E K E E V E R '
. , .for Home, Office and Factory
ACCURATE. TIM K KEEPER