La Grande evening observer., May 08, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Thursday, May 8, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEKVEK, LA GKANDE, ORE.
-DAIL
il.llljw Comlnir
Air. and Mi's. Frank T.llly. of
r PQoUanrt, are, expected In Corvallis
tonight to bo hero "Wednesday af-
$ ternton for the funeral of Air.
t I.ilJyfs sister, the late .Mrs. Ora I:.
j C'orljett. ; The Lillys are former
I resiciontK o Oorvallis hut left hero
T a .number of years ago for La
;rundo. where llr. Lilly engaged
I in--usiness. It was only a year or .
f s aKo, that they located In i'ort- j
land, It Is expected that the Lillys
& will- be accompanied by their
diulglucr, Mrs. Hill Temple I n. also
, ol 'Portland. t orvall.-. t.azette- funeral of her father, the. late Kev.
Tilocs. . ,W. A. Wintein, which will bo held
'M 1: . ; In Iji Grande somu lime Saturday.
M,i Mi't'thiR Tonunrow i '
f Hho Daughters of Union Veter- , Vokxts Ami Tin Chairman
s ana of tho Civil war will hold a ! Jlh Dorothy Kberhard, junior
'$ rcwular meeting tomorrow evening at tho University of (iregon, is in
,i it 7 o'clock. Following a short charge of the tea and vesper ser-'
St s.-sslon a benefit old-time' dance vices for tho Mother's day this
. will be held at tho Moose hull weekend at Kugenc. Hugh 1j.
.2 especially for tho older folks who Higgs, of Malheur county. Is gen
3 f nioy . tills type' of dances. The oral chairman of the event. The
il Julllo is Invited to attend, and a Mothers tea will take, place Sat-
nwnlnnl lee wlll .be charged. . The urday and tho vespers will be the
prqeoeds will be used to purchase closing event on Sunday.
flags- for the.. graves of the: old)
m Idlers oil Memorial day. (hiring . Injuries
s' S tliB evening refreshmenla will lie i Three men wero Injured In an
s iiml a program will be pre-1
ii,:?senteu.- ' ' -. .'. .
k ' " . j 1 -'
l'MIns ramey to Sln .'
1 ' Miss Marguerite Carney will
sing over the Shell liappytlmo
j idio ' program Saturday . morning
'.from 8. to 9' o'clock, according to
I repor'ls received in Jm Cirande. Miss
( unoy was formerly. a resident of
J t (Irando and has many friends
in this city. Tho Information Is
that (the Is trying out. for a perm-
: nnent place on the program nnd
. .her ucocs8' will depend entirely
upon the- responso made from tho
ll-ti nlng public. She may he heard
: ln lJl Grando over KI1Q, of Spo-
Jcnne, a member of tho National
;.' broadcasting system. Miss Carney
Ik know'n to tho musical public as
Oregon's blind soprnno.
Hopkins Returns
Iho Rev. Frank -Hopkins, pas
tor of the M. K; Church, South ve-,
turned from the United States Vet-
orans hospital in l'ortland yester-
day morning.- He Was in tho
hospital four . weeks., no tins re- tlu, ).-V. was held Tuesday after
covered from an operation which noon :iml th(1 .,,vl,nl ot insj( n,i
it. was necessary to under, and rt.imaKe t froiglit was discussed,
was treated for. other troubles It W1M i0m(.d by representatives
caused by two ijifferoi.t maladies from dirr,.,.,,, departments of tho
Iil(ih he contracted while a sol- (1Viston.
dier. in tho j.'niuppines, tropic
dysentery, and malarial fever.
I
' " -, .
, Aivhlcnt - .
lwo- cars,, ono driven, liy J. F.
Stacey, of l'ondloton, and the other
by Ci. W. Hcddlo, of l'endleton,
figured in flu accident half a mile-
from tho Clrandn Honde hospital
on ho Old Oreeon , Trail at 1
o'clock this mornJnR. aecnrdinK to
rei.oVta made to tho police. Xo
ono vas reported" Injured.
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To riiifteno ' --ii---' '
V tlierhert Jonaa, of "Wallowa, nnd
Raymond Griffin, of Ia Cirande,
left this morning for Eugene, Ore.,
;yy,here they will attend- 4he Junior
weekend. They aro both fOrinor
f students of tho university. 1 he
i trip, was mime in Jonas 1 .
f VHI Iny Meelhiff
..rTho I-adies of tho llaptist church
will hold an all-day quilting party
lomqrrow m ine i'mnni i-.it.-,
' witlt a potluck luncheon at noon.
t THo ;quilts to ho nntsncd are lor
t-XlTH, Jr. A. Kox and her dnughtor,
Mfs.'A, ,M. 3'fUgnaupt.
b County Court Mooting
X ?i"lio county court, In the second
day1 of the May session, was still
, onKau:ed In routino business today.
jTfiVi session was expected to end
; lljis niiernooo.
j lligmrns Home- . ;
Mm. l.ulu Know, of Enterprlwi,
'n-6o visited her d.nishter, Jim.
fS. Carpenter, In la Grande ror
fagfew days lias returned to her
jiuino. '- . " .
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111-
- ! - .1f.- Carper, of . Pro'mlne. Ore.,
iMjay In a Cirande nt the home of
h I sister, Mrs. Ctirtiw I.lndey.
,, a.j
,liriIroinK -
f $Ulndene Chndwlck, tlniiBbter of
ittr., ono, .Mrs. jinroui i.iiauwn.K,
Jias been tpilto 111 of pneu-
Dijia is niucn iiipruL-u. ,
From Pondosa
fclrs. JCnrl Murray, of rondosa.
lived In la Ornnde yestenlay to
snnd the rest of the week vlslt-
ririfl. at the liomo of Mrs. Myron
(lAenoush. :
Tpi Buker
; lpveral members of the South
.tletlouisi cnurcn, jiiiihuik "ii i"'
cftlnads, drove to Haker Tuesday
ngfyt to attend the revival meet-
HlKjSt mC llOilin HflllWUISL Ull.l.
rdnhnctcit hy the Kev. Mr. Star
ntB( who Is pastor. Mr. Stormer Is
Joiber pastor of the South Metho
dist church of Ii (Irande and has
many frlemln in this city..
V; 1 '
Int Pendleton '
t '-Sphn S. JTodgln va in Pendle
tohjlhe first of the week on busl-
Improvi'itr
Mr. JI. E. JJixon is Iinprovlnc
folloAvlnb- a recent Illness at her
home,
r ' ' '
ro HuutlnRton
i Mrs. Jack JccGhean and son
Jack; and her sister Mrs. E. I
VValden and xmnll son, Dawson arc
irivlng to Huntington this week
end ( to visit with their brother.
I. & Puwson. They will return
Monday.
a Accident
j i District Attorney Carl Helm,
ieoompanied by his brother, C'hiw
r Helm, who is visiting in this
lection of the Northwest this week,
ffere- In on automobile accident
ienr Ontario yesterday afternoon
in route to I-a Grand, hut neither
ras Injured.
I
IDQ5DIEIFjr
Snuill Flro
The fire department was called
to a home on Twelfth street at
10:45 o'clock this morning tu ex
tinguish h fire in n. euraKo, caused,
firemen say, by hot ashes being
placed in-a wooden box near Ntmo
triudi tliat wiih ugainst the build
ing. The damage wait tunall.
Iteeelve Word
Word was received today from
Mrs. Kuth Tasker of Hollywood,
California to tho effect that Khe j
was en route to 1 Ornnde for the i
automobile accident Monday night I
ion the Island City roail according
to word from a local doctor. :.loo
1 Foster suffered broken ribs, Hurry
Hear fractured his shoulder bone
and J. II. Knight escaped with only
a few scratches.
; Leaving Tonight '
,m,.s. c. It. Kberhard Is leaving
on this evenings train for Kugene
whore she will spend the junior
' weekend visiting at the University
of Oregon campus. Mrs. i:berliaril
K a memlier of the stale executive
com mines of tho Oregnn Mother's
association and has been notified
f a meeting to take place while
ju icugene.
j t .
Kclurncil Homo ' '
j .x Turn, who has returned
home from l'ortland after a sev
eral days trip, is limping slightly
as the result of a taxi wreck.
... j
safely Meetings j
rlto lVKUlir monthly safety !
mP,nK ( ln(, second Division of;
Ixft Yesterday
I J". : H. I'nare left AVednosday
'morning from Corvallis where ho
w.,b0 ono r the officials for tho
Btate lR1(.k 11)cpt SllU.,ay.
(
j
-'"' ,,,,,,
mi , ,
moved from their homo at U ,
avonuo to apartments at 1H.2 K
avenue.
To. Calirornla
I Mr. and Mrs. Julian Peters ex
pect to leave for .Los Aimeles, nl.,
within n few- days.
Wm proiu KlltorM.,sl-
K R 0IlstV( oC Knlo,.rlMo, Is
no. Bt.yln llt tho home (lC h,8
bl.othc,. j. f. Jlea.ty, in I,a Cirande.
Returned lo Work I
, 3r, jJt. jC8a returned to work for j
a j,nort whilo Tuesday afternoon j
f()r tnft n,.Kt tfme Hince lw necame 1
ill about two weeks ago. .Yester -
(lny ll0
offioe.
spent movo time at . the j
MUSIC WEEK TO j
END ON FRIDAY
(Continued from Tago One)
Prnvei and Itesnonse" by Itoek-
well and "JapaueHU SiliiKet" by
Di-imen: r'MMloraln" by HOKOrM
nnd "Kelieizo" by ltnef-rs were 'MIhkI
Mlller'H lat niiinberrt.
Mra. Klorenee l,yneh Miller ranit
three, henutlful nunibern durliiK
the I. Inns club luncheon - 111 tho
Sacnji'.wori Inn today ut noun. nr.
conipanled at the piano ny .win.
Merlin lint ley. I'ollowing Ibis A. l:. ; tbeuter. Ill niblltlon to six mini-'
Hunter, of the chamliei- of com- )K,n ,y n. I'rcsbyterlan Triad
merce, explained the status of th",.uor ,),.,. ti,0 direction of Mrs.;
movement to s.-cure daylight sav-i A ijt ItichardHOll, Mrs. Trebbe will
uigs nine tor i unuiu..
New nominations fur I. ions offi
ces made today were: l,ot Knod
grass, president: Ii. I. Towler,
first vice presldenl; l-'rank Cullen,
secretary: Ilarry McCarlhy. I.lnn
lamer; IVed llcnnlng, tiillwister;
.Tack l-'erris. director; Clyde 'Alu
iperman, director; Marcus lloeseh.
second' vice president.
This afternoon Mrs. c. S. Moore
sang at the hospital from 2::to ti.
1:30. Tomorrow .Mrs. l-'lorence
Lynch Miller will be the soloist.
Programs Touiubl
Two Knglish song cycles will be;.
: presented under Mm. Ilosklns li -
rectlon tonight at S:ir. o'clock In
Ult..t(L MI.1IIII.: IIIIK-l ..V ,
the following artists. Airs, i.eianu
Pinch and Mrs. David Stoddard, so
pranos; Mrs. Carl Waltz and Mrs.
Frances Oliver, contraltos: !r.
Theo Carlson and Jnbn i'oll. ten
ors; Tom Hunt and Mellaril
ymurtliwatte, Jr. basses.
The program follows:
Morn's Holiday lne Wilson
Come. All Ve 1ids nnd Lasses
Qiiarbt
Ti-ll Me Charming Creature
...Sir. John Poll
fb-ntle I lawn Quartet
Thn Conitry Dance .(juartet
Sound Argument Mr. Hunt
The Commotion of hove Quartet
Dance by Wllla Hit
Persian (i.irden . tollman
liuint'-ite: Mesdames Stoddard.
Plnrh.and Oliver: T)r. Corlson.
lliehard Smurthw.'iile, Jr.
The Mountebanks Kasthope Marlln
i.
a. 1'rrambb' Quartet
b. Kpisode Mr, Jlimt
luifk or 1reauui
-.Mrs. Walt
TIk- Quark lortor
Mr. Smiirthwaite
The Ilenrtrendiiitf
OlI'Ttet
The Minstrel ....Or. Carlson
Jingle Hat Mra. Finch
JUST THINKING HOW SWEET
; r vv. mv com m
I C ' . ' .'.-:;.': :' ' v'' .;.':' .. 1 1
j ., " ' iAe j
. ... 'I
I ... ,
t". Here Today and (lone
Mihh A vu KtoiK'er, ; AeeompaniHt
Ava SieiKner, AeeompanlHt
Ali-R. T. It. -Maxwell will assist
Mrs. AHhby at tho oi'Kan reeltal
tomorrow noon from Vi. till t
o'clock In tho lr:Hhyterlan ehurch.
KoHowlitK' Ih tlie iroyram:
"1'ivludo in It l-'iat'' .Iiead
Jtoinan.a -
The Henret
Tho Ansnvor
Love. Sonjf .......
Hotnanee
The Squirrel
The Niffhtlnffnlo
furl Jtusli
Oscar Kh-in
..Wol.slenholmi;
; i'nrrat:i
KnrHaUnf I'
I'owell Weaver
..Ward Sievens
Tho Two Magicians url ('urran
Mrs.-T. "R. ''Muxwidl
Mcditalion Sturgrs
Spanish Seranado I.einaru
.Sou, Oardens ,
Uawninp . ..Oadmun
By the. Wat-rs of MiiinetonKa .
....Thurlow l.h'ur.ine.-
Somewhere a YoU-o is Calling' ....
roncsVU.;iiu..lXJHinOr
The- program . for the l-'rlday
night hand concert, with Mrs. I.e.il
Kussi'll, contralto, and MIkh Helen
Williams, pianist, as soloists, u .is
I announceii today, hy I H rector An-
Overture "i'oet and Peasant"
.
3.
(request) Vim Kuppe,
"Tunes from, tho Talkies" A it.
bv Man 'Godfrey (lion. It. A.
M.)
An American Sketch "I town
South" Jlyddleton
Scent's from - "Tho Dert
Hotig'...,. ..... Until lie rg
Interval ; ,
(a) "Cradle Song of I HI 3"- ....
" ...... ...a...... Kreisler
(b) "Sprinvr a Movable Kadye"
: Klllott
(4.
Mrs. I.eal Cusfell
Aceoniiinnled bv Mrn. II. K. A.shby i
0. (a) "1'olonalsi, In A .Major"....
Chopin
.. (Ill ".U-abemiuc" .....Mwliftiwilcy
Miss Helen Williams
riiisrum t Klein
A musical progr-mi will be pres.
entcl at Kltfln tonight by a group
of l.a (tranile musicians nnd -M rs.
Trebbe. of Hnlier, This concerl is
;t lieneflt for tlie HWiinmllllT HOO:
,i ,v tnko place nt the Klgln
Ismg a group or milliner: .iu.t. j
Ceorge Huntington Currey will
ning several nebclions; l mil
KuautK. baritone, will Hln:
Normu Uankswill pive koiiu- violin
solus; nnd Haliy SPjrrist will nam-...
aeeoinpanfed by Mrs. .p l.cynolds
and Mrs. Ilarley Kirlmrdson.
; Miss S. T. Moran, soprano, wan
Heliedul' l to appear but due to ill-
ni'Hs Is unuldo to attend.
Mrs. M. Arant, of Klwin, i jren-
eral ehalrm-in of the event. Knl-
lowlnj; the eoncert, ehoir members
anil ttieir menus nuve been invnou
,..,,.,1 inrnrninl recciilion at
1 tl)l, jlonK. (lf lr, a(, jrH jsiioi-j
j M,uw.
Ut
Deadly Enrjr
"Knv.v,' said 111 IIo. llio sa-o of
Chin:! town. "I what rallies u
thoughtless hoy tn stmi? Hie bird
and subftitute silence fur tin.1 Kong."
Wnslilntnn Star.
Lofty Texan Peak
The liljilai iiiountalft In the I
southern ytatet is i;t ('itpitan. In '
wesiern Texa-. !--! rU' In
helabt of tiutrp than !mM fe-t.
Silence Best for Envious
II who ha tin euxintis heart."
iplil IH Ho. the arf of t'Jdnalnwn,
lioiihI kenp nlleiH'e l-t lie per
mit til envy to prm-tnim hi own
inferior!! r.M Wnshiti;rtn Star.
Loft World Bettor
r.vwy Ut'url lliat lia tifal
tIrnii7 uui clirfully luifi li'ft :i
linifful liupuNp la'liiml it in the
wurlil nnil licttcrrd the tradition
i.f niiMikiud. Kobcrt Lonl Ster-
ftl!liU.
TELLING BLOW
IS STRUCK BY
'BABY' LETTER
J 1 'OUT LAN If, Ore., May U; (A l) !
Introduction of one of the must
I telling blowc In Mrs." George l'!
Scluiefir's claim t. ino Jierhood
!' o,' I'otilnnd't, mystery babies, cli
maxed the h curing today when
I Xm. Nona White, Salem prpba-
ll"H I'lllt't T, Jt "IIULfll - U, ICtll T H.1-
sertfilly written by tho woman and
purporting lo he a complete eon
t'csslnii or t)iOlf behind her urge
for children, v ': -
iTh letter, ahhoiigh signed
I .a lira. Sehaefcr, told of the care
1 icing given Joyce, 1 -months-old
Infant, anil the seeond Of tho mys
tery babies, whom Mrs. h'ehneter
ha.; claimed as her own . ib'sidte
.Sab-m recordr. that the infant was
Tatet foundling given to the Portland
j 'l 'Jhcn (he letter stated an ap
I pea', lor Airs. White to find an-
other baby, 'preferably a buy. In
' the li'Ltcr it was stated that Airs.
i Schael'er's husband believed Joyce j
her own child, thai, he was "the!
lias- of the Schnefers,'" and that)
Min wanted another bah by. prefer-
sil.lv 11 lioy. to curry on Ii Ih nulne.
l lo-.v nelKhiioi n liml Hlveir her
.". Hlunver In iintlrlpuilun of nn.ln -
coinliih' nli'O wns n-lnteil In the
letter.
Telephone Pole
SCIVCS TlVO FlirS
f'T.MVI.TT.AX'll l,,. s CAfil AW
ni,.i,,. ,ii,,i . 'r .....! ,,.,.!
J impaled on a toleplmne pole today
!hllt the two oecupantH of the craft
; oscaped serious Injury.. - .
j Captain livron fl. Cooke, the
' pilot, and John 1'. De Klistel. the
. nSli(.nK.,. nuffered cuts and
i,i-ulses.' Cooke said engine trouble
; u,.Velopert nt a height of 300 feet.
j -j'jU) pimu; had fallen nbout 20"
fnnt ulinn lint luleiilwinn nnle
pierced one wing. The craft then I
Hll to the ground, badly danuiKeil
)ut hiIII caught on the pole.
TKN Tl'.MtlH l-lXTI-lt '
Kl'GKNK. Ore., Mnv S (Ali
KpvP,, canw have entered (he
pacific Coast eonferenee ehamplnn-
HjJp t,,MniM moPt to be held here t
iJay j,; 17 witj Wnshinffton
S;i"to mlleo yet tu be heard from,
Those from whom definite word
jms (PP,i reeeived are Ktnnford,
Southern California, -inliln(,'ton,
Oi-fKn Ktate, V. C. It. A., Montana.
nn(j oreKon. The California team
JH n t(l(, tHIHi utid will be unable
t,f rtieipato.
Mi: TAKKV W lOHTI,AJ
l'iini.ANt. May - (Al
Wilbur IC. Mi-Kail, alias A. le
ititnKt 4? ehaririHl with forKlnt?
J $2 noli in 1-UHtfM-n fregon eitles.
!iin, itaymond ItiKKels, 26. rlwrwd
j with liquor sabs to Indian 011
1 tin rmatllla. reservation, todny
j were broiiKbt to i'(.rt!ind from
i i'viidb-ton for trial in federal eourt
utc.
Measure of Our Deeds
Kuiiltri of the head nro puii
Isl)id in thi world, (hot of the
heart In another; hut n most
of our vices lire romiwmid, ko
aI.o U IheJr punishment. ('ni
ton. Pullman Or.rtiflit ' ' "
It In turnnc tho rulluiuii fitiiil
ut up .war uflpr jmr Willi huso"
lusfvi t't lini. rathpr llipn put In
tnl.roliliT.il jrui'M tii.-U. Irtr!t
l'rci: VrvK.
Mechanical Ears Guard Sal.
Mri'liank-ai oani are (irnviijcil fur
a type of safe which "llstpn" for
l;urglan and, on hearing tlivui, cmh
off an' alnriu. I'opmar I(fi.hank
Magazine,
IT WILL BE
McBride Is On
Stand Today At
Lobby Hearing
AViASIUNOTOK' May S (.-U)
I-', Sent l ,M'cllridv of the unti-suloon J
lcjLgito. testified today' before the
senalo lobby eonunllteo that his t
orgujil?.iitlou spent T.O-t'J last i
year and collected (2U!,!Mti.
Mcltrldn said that $10-1. 154 of J
Ibis was raited by " popular sub
scription, I
Chairman Caraway tidd M'e-!
Hi'ldc to furnish ' the committee j
wltli.a list of the contributors. 1
The witness said It might bet
oinbnjva'-dng'f 'to, some- of
Hie
cii'lili'lblitnr.s tn Jinvi' tholr naincH
iiuiilf public tin mlil pnrt of tin-
vcoiUi jvi-ro still In the jHiHscH-
slon .of I lie Itct'il cotiunltK-ft whlt-li
lim-Htlunti'il i-uni'iiil(tii I'xpciiw-H In
ISl'li. fnriitvify i?onl IhpO to try to
l?et UifMii.
. At tho ooiirliiulon of testimony,
I rholrinon t'ar.iw;iy Hold n i-onlllilt-
toe lnvcfluitior woulil no to tho
t lipiiiluiiui'ttrii of tlin li-iiKiui nt
WenlervJlle, Olilo. lo .uxuin.lno Ills
roe.ordij.
i
. m QUivvl
j ITU linillg OCIlOUl
To Be Host On
Friday, May 9
'I'lte fliltilrnn nnd lonelier of (he
i Vcoru'mn Training school Invite
j pa'-eitiH nnd frlendr. to Kjteml the
! afternoon of Krlday, Alay !), vlsit-
IllK tho school.
i ' ' l"'r, '"' ,,D l"'""' ! KO'(
.""'' ,0"m' , '"' ""sembly
' ' auditorium and a social
llo,r''' '
! The -artenuion proKram takes
1,10 Pi'1''1' 'jf the last parent-teaeli
er meetlnir of the year. A short
business meeting will be)iehl at the '
clove of the assenMity proKrani. i
t'lasrrnoiii observation is from 1
J:S0 to oV.nelt when read
ing tul art will be hebl In Iho'
first wrade. room' lti; KenKraphy nnd
Hie nit tiro, In the third Km do, j
room K: Oregon liistiry and na- j
(lire study, fourth wrade, room IS:
nnd eltizeiisliip nteelltitf and watf- I
raphy (n the Hlxth Krade, room III.
The assembly -wlH be bld from
2:45 to !t::to o'eloek. in the nii.li
lorium when a program will be
prFentej).
, iniiMi jiuvi:u fsi;.Ti:oi;i)
I'(llTIAN'l). May S f A.I)
fMiarKed with driving while drunk
Kti Z.eko had his aulonifibile drlv
;n fimd $iao and was sentenced
er's license taken away for life,
to jail for !i0 days, lie had been
arrested twlee previously on sJin
llar eharfjes.
im nm; j'. i:s srrr
PORTLAND. May S Al') Joe
Dunne, state senator from M.ultno
innh eouuty. was inndo ilefendnnt
In a suit flb-i In circuit efiurt here
yesterday by IYed I. It'dKleiuan,
I risking Judgment of $:t(l,Hifi. rieltf
1 elrnan efintendK thfit Dunne threat
J ened hlin with prosecution In an
tt'inpt lo compel jtim to siirren
! der real properly in Tillamook
; county lo tho Orejeon Kelp-Ore
j J'roductK company, of which Dunne,
j huh receiver.
Butio.s, Not
Tli illfr,rnj(! Iii-tivwn n man
wlio,( hiitfitM'a U had ami oiip who
la in had litiHiiMvs in that t h. laf.
l.r hn innrn iiuum'.v than lie Unr.Kn
what to do m l(h. (.'liKiniin'.i j;n
qulrer. Acadiau Memorial
Craml t're park, in Novn Sr.illn,
liaa been ristahlislied ua n nifiuo
rial to the Aruillun, wlioM' hUlory
Il mott familiar " buclocrnund
for Longfellow'a "Evangeline. "
vi-m-:itAx -rrou diks
W.V riCt 'KIK-tni'tlO, lIa.. May s
AP) Will Ci'prwj, J0, vctonui
nctoi'. ilit'il imltiy ill IiIh homo hero.
While oriurt uiiiini; buIiIIcih near
tin front iu tho vrld war. ho suf-
I fonMl from a kijh nttack. whim nf-
rwipd inn iiiMirc. 110 nan uon on
the stage uio.Kt if hls lii'e anil was'
company wttli n.-nmnn Tliumn-
nun. WHU hU wifo he had cmii-vil
mn uf the larKe vau.levlUe eir-
ii uJ trt or .he country. -
IAICAIj jiakkets
Spiing IS4j2f.o lb..
. Heavy hens?uo Jb, , . . '
I .lit lit hens He lb, :
Stags So lb., i
, I'lvur
Hard Federation (hard wheat)
SU.uti bbl. , . ,. ,
Soft wheat $5.80 bbl.
Hard Kelt-ration $1.70 por 49
lb. sack.
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, (.'It.Wlir; Hiri AII, MARKETS !
j
Sugar 100 lb. sack $6.25, -
v Vi-ltotilbliTi I
Nolted Gi-ni poluioes $3.GI
sa,.Ci ,
Paraloy Bo btinoh.
Cabbago ine b.
.etlucc lBftr25o head.
HadlsheH 5o hunch.
Yellow onloai Ho lb. . ' ;
Green peas- dOo lb.,
J' lor. new potatoes 10c Ih.'. '
carrots, California, l.oc .bimch;
for IBc- ' .
Sweet potatoes 3 lbs. 2Iic... (.
'arHnins 5o lb.
fiplnuehino lbe;' 3 fnr.Sfic. .
JlrusselM sprouts HBc lb.
Cucumbers 1 Be each.
tireen onions 2 for 6c,
CUUliliUwei 1E)C ID, !
Celery 20c . .
Celery heart 20c, j
Turnips lBc u, bunch; 2 for 2 Bo.
Green peppers 8fp. -
Artichokes for Kfc. '
Itadlshes-r-ric bunch,
idinutoes 20c lb.
lthubarb 5c lb.
Asparagus Ifuj.
imrry
lbitter, creamery 4."ic lb., 2 Uh.
J.ggs 20c doz.. '
ChoespT 4o lb. .
Honey -t'omb, 2Bo n square.
. ; IVllllrt
nananas 10c lb.
Cal. strawberries 2 for, 3fc.
Apples fl.GOtt'f-. BO.
. I,emon8r 40o dove, ,
.. Orunges rfac doz.
,lefttH tllNl FlHtl
Heef boil 15i&)20c,
Chops and Hteaks 3fic$T40o lb.
I'Vesh saljnon 3 Be lb,
Iallbut 3Bc lb, .
Quick Pile Relief
NO SAI.VI'.K )U CTTTINU
I'llo Htifforoi-H ciin only icet qulru. I
yafo nn! lttHtliifr i-ttlli-f hy removing;
llm chuhi- tmd liloml plronlnllon lit I
tin- ' linvor liownl. CultliiK n nil I
Hulvi-H can't do thin nil, liiti'rnul :
ri'ini'ily initHl. lo unril, HMM-UOlli, i
tho pioscrlDtlnn of Dr. J, H. Leon-',
ImnU, liucrec'ila, lii'Cii'.iao'ft mioith
thlH lilooil t-outrcKtlon mill .stri'Jifftl). 1
ohm Hit! nffooti'ii nurU. j
HKM-ltOIO tiilll-tK oh Holil liy j
iIi-ukkIhIh ovorywhoro, have hucIi n I
wonderful record for ipilelt una I
limtlnit relief, tlmt Itoil Crowi Drum
iitoro alwuyH ell them with kui'
unteo of money buck If tlioy do
nut end nil pllonufferllli,'. Adv.
INTHBWBST
SILK AV0N
FROCKS
$1.98
Ftiscinating little rocks
desis'iied to give much
wciu- at an exceedingly
low price. Fancy floral
pastel prinlH. Sizes 14
to 42.
For ...
MOTHER'S
DAY
lovely, fragrant
blossomH that carry
the message of love
and devotion as no
other gif t can.
Come in tomorrow
or phone us.
Rohan's Flower
Shop
New Foley Bldg.
MEMEBER F.T.D. SERVICE
Junior Play To
Be Given Here
On May 15-16
I i lit jiiuinr I'luy, t tiv iiuiiiiiuu
iiouKe," nftor many wok of prnc-
t 111 p n"n 1 ' " i.un,
1 a "WHturioua evontH. U
twlng Inst minute preparation
! bof; , ' Promotion Vhmrm Uy
jniul Krhlay, May 15 ami IB in the
j hlRh itehool uiuUtoriuni. 'Mipfl
: niht performance! will to irv
Jeetled by two Ri-ftdo eehool tuat
i tnons Tuesday anil Wednesday, May
; 13 and 14. ...
' iV clever skit in tho form of a
trailer announcement introduces
tho characters of tho play and was :
given at a high school uj.semli.y (
this morning. i
Tickets huvo " been distributed j
for salo and will go on reserved j
euiiesuuy nun lllllg ill. e ri"i i
at tho (ilass' drug store. This is
Die annual play given by tho junior
class and Is under tho direction of
Miss Catherine Sartaln, !
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NELSON'S
Job CrinliiiR Stationary
Legal JJIanks . , i
Suiwul KluH'ts Tor KviO' N'ooil ;
oi'i'osrnc pokt ori'K'K
Here's the greatest "Philo Vance"
Thriller Yet! ;'' . v'::"-'-':''-:
tat va
Darinff-The world's greatest detective solves
the most startling crime of his career!
Last Times Today
"HUNGARIAN
RHAPSODY"
GRANADA
KEN
MAYNARD
'WAIN JUST1CF
All Western
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Last Times Today
"APPLAUSE"
JUST A FEW EXAMPLES
Of what the Oregon Press thinks of
irvy I. Corliett
Republican Candidate for Governor
"Should Oregon
entrust its Rov
crnorship to him
ICorbctt) it will
be in miphty
pood hands."
Sheridan Sun.
"The fact that Harry L. Corbett was the only senator in
the 1927 legislature who refused to accept the extra pay
which the legislators voted themselves should not work
to his disadvantage in his campaign to procure the repub
lican gubernatorial nomination," Ashland Tidings.
"Searching through all of the utterances made by candi
dates we find in the Corbett platform a gem to consider."
Klamath Falls Herald. .
I
"With Mr. Corbett Governor there should be no pyramid
ing of bond issues, but there would be ways and means
devised for legitimate, safe development." Malheur
Enterprise. ,
"The sanest platform that has been issued by any candi
date in this generation is the one put forward by Harry L.
Corbett, republican candidate for Governor. If there is
any 'bushwoh' in it we have not been able to locate it and
that is a most unusual thing for a candidate." Corvallis
Gazette Times.
Vote for Harry L. Corbett
Pud Adv., Crll for Oovornor Com., Floyd .1 Cooh, Field Mgr.
(it curkeit Ufcig, l'ortland, ure.
STRANGE CREATUHtS;
HALFAFEHJUnrl
TUf CUM nf a '
THOUSAND W0MDER5
See the natives sacrifice i
a woman to the Gorilla.
SUN. MON,:.- 'TUBS.
'GRANADA
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FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Sr1
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TI1EBEHS0U
HURDEflCASE
VilliamPbwell
Q paramount Qicture
Plus
Select Sound
Shorts
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FRIDAY ,
SATURDAY
Soitnd Thriller!
i'AitA tiik ti;i;um
OHWAIil) C'AH'rOO.N1
soiM) m:vk ,
"He (Corbett)
says that the
state will be ad
vanced more by
hard work than
oratory."-- Crass
Valley Journal,
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