La Grande evening observer., May 19, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON
Page Five
Monday, May 19, 1930
UDCAIL BIRD lEIFir
J. Geo. "Wills; of
motored to the John Hacker nnd
Ray German ranches at Summer
vllle yesterday. They report a de
lightful trip.
ft Saiurilay
iipv. mid Mrs,
l'rel.vterinn church left the
V suniluy nlplit for Cheyenne,
;. when on Tuesdny morning
nv will meet thojr son, Paul and Giinrcl Drill
wife, who are motoring from I Capt. w. A. Bean announced to.
, Anciles to their homo in Chi- day that the national guard unit
..o. Together they will proceed here' would meet at 7:30 o'clock
V'llcago. the home of their son, standard tlmo for the usual Mon
.0(1oto nnd his family, and there day night drill.
n- will hold a family reunion. . ,
)1(.ir son, t'.UWJini aim iiih who l ISIIIIIK j.MotllCr - '
,m Pes .Moines, iinvu, niu uiou, jus. j. inner is visiting her
,ltr to Chicago. From Chicago, mother, Mrs. T. J. Uo.se In Davton,
,. ';ilz will continue his jour- Wash., for a few weeks. "
v us hixhop commissioner to tile v
..'nVral AssemMy nnd Pre-Assem- Rctururd Home
v renl'erencoK in Cincinnati, Ohio. irrs. Lynno Bohnenkamp has re
is. w.-ilz will remain in Chicago turned homo from Salem where she
vera! days and spend tho re- attended a meeting of the Oregon
ning limo with the children In Federation of Women's clubs as n
, jloines. ' This is the 14Snd dclejgntc from' the La. Grande
rmbh' of the Presbyterian Neighborhood club.
,r, h in tho V. 8. A. and some
,al uucstinns relating 10 ino uoc- visiting Her
netitrns Ioine- -j
Mrs. Parley Hutchinson returned
home Saturday evening from Port
land. Sho was accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Harry Mosnan, of
Radium. Idaho, who joined her In
Portland. whei-A Ihnv visited frlpncla
and relatives for a week. WJille ;On Buslnnw
lnJ- ami churcn government win
1 considered, not least among
J,, .sc. "Shall Women be Ordained
i the .Ministry';"
Miss Phyllis Chundler. of Port
land, is visiting her sister Mrs. K.
D. Towler for a few weeks. She
returned homo with Mrs. Towler
who has spent the last week In
nether Flower Frcuk Portland visiting relatives and in
.Mrs. .lames Moss, 1503 M nve- Salem attending tho Oregon Fed
II,.. reports a' freak flower at her eratlon of Women's clubs eonven-
:ise, along wltn oiners wnien . lion.
olliei'll mentioned. Mrs. Moss " ::
I two aster piauls which lived To I'orlland
oimh the winter and early this Mrs. George Gray and daughter
lug gave signs of being sturdy Bcrnice left for Portland Saturday
I healthy, i They are now In morning on a. business trip. Xhey
oiu, without doubt the first out- wlll return In a tew weeks. ' .
ik.or asters in the community . i . , ,
this year. One ot tne two mos- Cnlltil Hen
From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Evans, of i
Portland, are visitors at tho homo
of Mr. and Sirs. H. A, Zurbrlck
spending the weekend and' return
ing home tomorrow morning.
thero they also attended the grad
uation exercises for the nurses of
tho Good Snmarltan hospital,
which was held in the Trinity
church on Thursday , evening. Miss
Margaret Ireton, sister of Mrs.
Hutchinson, and Mrs. Mossman,
was one of, tho nurses who graduated.
Krnest DeLong went to linker
this morning on a business trip.
Visiting
'Mr. nnd Mrs. Mrs. L.- R. Clemo,
From Forllnuil
Miss I.elia Gilstrap, of Portland,
arrived last night and Is spend
ing her vacation here visiting Miss
Luclllo Taylor.
Illness
Of interest to La Grando friends
Is the slight improvement in the"
health of Mrs. Molllo Porter, ot
of Independence. Ore., arrived l"MAUcel qull0 , at
few days at the home of Mrs. 1. C.
French. . Mrs. Clemo will bo re
membered ns Marlon Icvltt, form
er La Grande High school 'Student
several years ago. . -
Rconvcrhii? Nicely
Miss Lillian Carper, who under
went an appendix operation at the
Grande Ronde hospital Saturday
is recovering 'very well. Miss Cur
lier home.
Attend Convention
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Richardson
left for Portland lust nlnht. Mrs.
Richardson will coniinuo to Kla
math lKills to attend the V. K. O.
convention there.
'9f
pink and the other is a
ilors
ftl.Ur. and -Mrs
Carl Liesham, at
were visitors yesterday -at
itfe homes of:Mr. and Mrs. J. h.
skft-Klin and Mr. and Mrs. Doe.
Llcshman will he remembered
'lif Henrietto Due, formerly. of I,u,
Mamie. ! , .. '. ' M';V,
i
Dr. -floss Appointed
i; j,,) Webster K. Uoss lias been
Mdnoinled as official railroad phy-
.lei.ir. Ill l-a .iraiHiu, iv iuio
inneed today. ' .
ijniloieil lo Siiminervlllc
ij'jr. and Mrs. J. A.Vonderlick
Barbara Gould
Cleansing
Creaht;;-;,,
Stanley Do,' is In I,a Grande
from Itates, Oregon, called hero by
tho sellout ..Illness of his father,
A. M. Doc.
Hero Yesterday
Albert Stono was a weekend
visitor in. La .Grande from Jiales,
Ore., He visited' at the home of
,T.; s.1 - McKiin;"'' v ;;';; ;
Itctlirns lloinc -
Mi's. Wallace Miller has returned
home from Union where she spent
a 'week visiting friends' and rela
tives. .:'.:'.'.: . ; ,
Hero Yetitorilay
Mrs. and Mrs. O. W. Orton. ot
Union, were In La Grando yester
day to attend tho athletic meet..
At tlio Hotels
Tho following nro registered at
local hotels. J. It. Jewell, Corvallis;
per Is a student at the high school." jrt and Mrs. J. C. Watson, Purma;
here. Her mother, Mrs. C. P.' Mrs. C. M. Miller. Enterprise; M'rs.
Carper, of Promise, Ore., is hero Horal Vcecher and son, Knterprise:
wUh her. jMrs. O. J; McAfee, Uoisc; Hurley
i .; . Istelner, Pullmun, Wash.; Jessica
Hero From Ixis Angeles lljingstonc, St. Helens; nernlce An-
'fCr. nnd Mrs. V. J. Applegntc, of dcrson, St. Helens; Dwight It. Cre
Lbs Angeles, arrived in La Grande :sop. Montuna; Cliff Stumps, Lewis
Satnrdnv. Thev will snend the ton: II. J. SSllger, Wuitcsburg,
summer here, us they have done; Wash.; J. W. Chidrus. Wuitcsburg;
for the pnst two years and are. Mr, and Mm. J. H. MfcGraff. tlolse.
tivim? nt the Kneainwea Inn. Mr. I " " '
Ai)lesate is a member ot tho con- ! CLOSE RACES
UUCling Iirm ui JViiiesttvu u
Toole, whoso offices are In Spo
kane, Wash.
Hero Over ' AVeekeiHl .
Mrs. Gco.1 Robinson, ot Pondosn,
visited In, ' il , Grondo over the
weekend with .her mother, Mrs.
W. J. Briggs. She left for licrire not available.
IN WALLOWA
COUNTY VOTE
, (Continued from Page One)
Pending the official canvass, the
totals' ot the Wallowa county votes
home yesterday.
To Portlund .. t ; ..':'.':.
Mrs. Miriam Itettlg, of this city,
'left this weekend tor Portland
where she will visit for a few days
with her cousin, Mrs. A. W. Arn
old. "'''
To t'nloii "
. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Jensen, of
this city, went to Union yesterday
to spend tho day. :r !; v'' i
Visitor
's 1 .r;?sjSIA25fv
5
Kfigene lluiij JrJ 'o RlgiWSVusl'ul
, La f nihVto yiif.li titliiy j ifl)jlitt J !
lllJmttffill t.f 'Tiet' of
aimer Junction, drove to iai
tlra;tde cste'day, tu,. uftynd . the
i.i-vi'..)i. li!
ulhlet.ic meet.
Hero Yesterday
Hill Boyd, formerly ot Ja
Grundo but now ot Portlund,. was
here yesterday visiting with
friends. Ho came up on the train
with the U. P. athletic team.
,.r
Fromi Union tin i'i-yi '..'. .Illtv
Warren OrtiM.-Of -UnloniiiWaHl a
Salurday night visitor in La
Grande.
' 'Mrs. Ciea. Beickcf, of lilgiu, was
in l-a Grundc Saturday. . n.luisl
ncf!3. Her grniiiUoni i Mron
Gr'eenough. returftcoV.lo-i J';igiil wun
Dog Hilled .
jiV cocker spaniel pup. owned ly
Oscar Warnock, was run over nnd
killed thlslJmdrnlnK-nt tho Inter
section of Washington and Fourth
rts.r- j
lit liU'Clt-aiule !il.'. 1
Mrst'ltMaia Doo arrived In la
Grando-'rhdrsday toi lin, with hijr
son, A. Mi, JJoe, whots Jiulto ill!
.,: : '-.
lteluins Home . V j ' I
. Mrs. W. V. Ouatlson Has .return
ed1 homo arter spending lusi wetflt
'VIMtlng with friends Jiy Walla
Walla, Wash.
'JOhKIMC ASI) I1AU.KY
.; PORTIJAJv'l), otei,' My 1 AP)
Tho Oregon eleolorato lai. d
back Into its pre-prinvaiy routine
today, but with an eye for de
velopments expected to mark the
nomination of Senator George W.
Joseph, successful republican vin
dication 'candidate for governor,
und Kdward l' Bailey who won
the democratic nomination and will
bo Joseph's opponent, in the November-general
elections.
Senator Joseph, who a com
mittee of stale lawyers recom
mended be barred from legal prac
tice for llfo because of his alleged
attack on two Justices of Ilic stale
iini-inlo' . . .court.' ' ' maintained his
nioreiithiUl, . vote lean uvn
W. ijfirblad, , ' iilc.umbont repub
Ucan'gbvcrnor ami'liis closest com:
pelltor In tli" Krldy primpii-les;
Josupli 'ro!fr"."o
' Ulgbtccivihtjiidreil . and
preclnclr. out, of tlio 190.
gnAd
irhc.i
her to remain over the weekend,
Vlsllcd .',., ,
Mrs. 'Myron Groenough. ol tins
city, went to Union .yesterday to
spend the day.
An extra light, filmy
acream, matte wim cnoice
i)ils especially imported
ifcir the purpose. So tine
'Mil texture that it liqui
fies the instant it touch
f s the skin, i t gently
fathers up all impurities
viU)out stretching the
sensitive pores. It never
leaves an annoying,'
titroasy film. It is very
jiiiild and soothing iand
feigrees even with the
Iniii.st delicate skin.,
ti
$1.00
$2.00 -$3.50
,(fLASS DRUGS
i Inc.
1 4i Grando, Ore.
MrieW tf.'Mamheb? Cove. Is
In La Grande for a fcw. doys vis
iting at' the' home of her son and
duughier-Jtr-la,V, 0IVi( viiiid. Mrs.
W. IT. jvfalohb. Slip has been here
since Saturday. 1 . )
. ;
To Portland ' . . - 1
t-.. xt,e -v. Thlsltowalte
and 'son, Kdward. left today for situation because
Portlund, whero they will remain
l for two weeks.
;ej t J tlSlllllg) trilv,' . j j
DEPT. STORES
IMTHB WBST
CHILDS
Play Sandals
. Size
5 to 8
Size
'i'to'9
. 98c l t $1.29
Durable brown, elk up
pers with sewed soles of
flexible composition. Lois
of comfort and wear at
low price.
Koturned Hero
Lllllun Snx und Muo ltllcy have
returned to Ija Grando after spend
ing about two weeks In Portland.
Ix-rt This Morning
Mrs. Flora Charlton who has
been visiting Mrs. P.oxlc McCoy
and olher friends for a month left
this' morning for her homo In
Portland.
From Ihilorprlsc
A. M. Paco and family, of Kn
terprise, enmo to La Grando yes
terday to meet relatives of Mrs.
Pace, who returned homo with
them.
ARCADE
NOW PLAYING
GRANADA
Tues. Wed. Thur.
Last Time
TODAY
Tlie Mglit Ithle"
All Talking
Underworld Thriller
At tlio llolebi
Jkl. If. Kinney. Portland: K. C
Lucas. Portland; C. K. Malores,
Cleveland. Ohio: Her Buor, Nam
nu: Mr. and, Mrs. McCown. Hot
ijike: William Uyars. Portland
W. It. Lawrence. Portland; Kd
Hoger. Portlatid: J. R. Nugent
Portland; Mr. und Mrs. Lumas,
Ios Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Flnley.
Battlecreek, Mich.: L. C. Shafcr,
Baker: K. C. Lundciulst. I'orlland;
Mr. and Mrs. William SCelglcr,
Pleasant Valley : Mrs. A. Ballan-
tyne, and son, Caldwell: C. J.
Myers. Caldwell; O. I). Scott nnd
wife, Boise; John W. I'edlgo, Wal
la Wulla: Bob Kim, Boise: Miss
Marguerite. BuKcr nnd Miss Lllllun
Colllrfgsworth. I-.ntcrprlso
registered at local hotels.
are
To Portland
Mrs. It. J. Kitchen. Miss Lydlu
Hug nnd Jim Moss drove to Port
land to iitlend the Odd Fellows nnd
Hebeknhs convention that Is be
ing held there this week. Mrs.
Kitchen will also visit her daugh
ter. Mrs". Kaymond Hall.
Hero This Morning
George MclJuffey. of Jleppmr.
former sheriff "of Morrow county,
was In La Grando today on business.
From Kiitrrprlvc
Miss Ava Williams, of ICnlcr
prise, was In Tm Grande tills week
end visiting her father. Jon Wil
liams, and oilier relatives und
friends.
clinty
In the I
state guv(s; Joseph 50. aim
N'orblad 4l!.f. Twenty-two l,re-,.
clncts are yet Incomplete 'nut
Josephls lead of 4 Insured him
tlio, nominal Ion.,. Prior to,, the re
tvrns I'ropi Clatsop county. Gov
ernor Norblad's homo terrllory.
Joseph's lead was considerably
greater but' Clatsop comity cut
down the lead by COO voles,
Henry Corbett, anothor of the
six "Mjitiblledns ' wlio sought the
gubrtrnalorlal . nomination, polled
thlrd-wllll 39.176 HcciuiEe iif I'or
bclts showing political observers
In Ihestute and Mull noieali eoliiuy.
Oregoirsr center of population,
drew new charts of the political
Corbett, Iroul
the shirt, was touted as tlio favor-
lie. Joseph's nomination caused
considerable consternation in regu
lar lepnbllean quarters.
Ilallcv's Lead Narrows
ilalley's lead over George Wil
bur, who. with two others sought
the domcjcrnloc nomination, was
l ilt S35 in ISl'U precincts. Hailoy
polled lO.sSS and Wilbur icon.;
with A.C. Hough, who the day
before publicly nnnouneed himself
us opposed lo tho prohibition
iiniendinent, running a poor I'ourlli.
IM. S. Piper ran third, in the demo
cratic contest vltli 44lii
i'jlitlcal observers eyed !he re
suits of (ho vote between No! blail
anil llailey as Indicative of UK
anti-Joseph Irend. Heguliir re
ptiblieiins. who supported Gover
nor Norblad. were reported on the
verge ol disregarding hidebound
party rules and swinging the
Nolilad vole lo the democratic
leto.'.
Joseph's victory was balled by
his constituents as a. victory for
the people because of his indica
tion by votes of charges preferred
against him. -by the conviiHtoe of
state lawyers. The senator';! I'O
lltliul activity started In IM0
when ho was elected lo I be siiite
senate from .M.lltnoinah county.
In 19-11 ho was elected to Ihe posi
tion again and about one year ago
he leaped Into the public prints by
Ihe cllinox of an alleged feud be
tween him and Thomas M'annis.
Portland nllorney. Joseph brought
disbarment proceedings nga'nst
Mannlx and the Portland lawyer
I ctulialcd.
Two .lustlee Imolwd
IHlring the course of the ipiar
rel. Iwo Justices of the state su
preme cotlrl were Involved anil
Joseph charged Unit a "too famil
iar relollonslllp" existed bef.eeeu
the justices und Munnix. The state
supremo court . lias not yet ruled
on tile recommendations of II. e
Mate comlilltlee.
Charles L. Me.S'ary. llielilnlieut
republican rutted Stales senator.
polled 04. 70S In 1S3I
plllle K 1 1 on
"I'lking till'
I I.I I r.
SCOUTS PREPARE
FOR CAMP PERIOD
Dates for Vacation at
Lake Anthony Have Been
Set for July 27-Aug. 24
The dates for tho Hoy Scout
camp ut Anthony Ijikes.havo been
set for July 27 ' Aug. 24 run
ning In seven day periods with a
churgo of a dollar a day or thirteen
dollars for two weeks.
Cluinco For Older Hoys
Boys who aro not scouls will bo
given tho privilege of attending
providing they live up to. the scout
vii hs and regulations while
there. Only a limited number of
non-scouts will bo permitted to at
tend. Other plans for summer ennip
Include u court of honor held
weekly so that the boys mny ad
vance. Tnere arc oppoi lumira
ror boating and swimming on Uike
Anthony. Tho camp is to bo Bilu
ated a short distance away from
the shore on a dry grassy plateau.
Army pyramid tents belonging to
the forestry department of Whit
man national forests will bo used.
A number of local men nro on
th'j various camp comiiniltces for
the arranging and the setting up
of cunip and securing necessary
leadership and supervision. W. C.
Perkins Is u member of Ihe trans
portation cnnynluee: Uv, W. T.
liiy. It. V.. Copscy. Or. ..liny lft
Murphy and Klnlo Stevenson, cou-i
stitulo the supervisory conummec;
Dr. Murphy. Charles Keynolds. A,
W. Nelson. lr. Phy and Mr. Blng
iter ure'on the court o.f honor coin
mlttoe; ft " ' , ;
Members (who aro not -local
men and are on tho camp com
nitttec. are Mr. Kulms, chulrman;
N. J. Bllllngsr forest supervisor
of Wallowa national' forest: Or
llorton, linker and Herman White,
North Powder. :'-':
Tlio cunip coiunvllteo met
iontlv lit MS. Whlto'u tablii in
Ilic mountains near North Pow
der, enjoyed a. dinner and made
arrangements, for. camp. ,
Plan Treasure Hunt
The Hov Scojils of. La Grundc
will participate In a treasure hunt
Sunday afternoon, May in wnien
the first treasure will lie a pup
lent, nnd the second prize a sig
naling lilt. In addition to these
eacn troop Is offering treasures
for lis menilbers.
Tho hunt will start at Gungloft
park at 1:30 .o'clock .and the boys
will follow in groups of from six
to eight, over l-uliuio course
ovi hill, dale, river, stream
Und luliil.'l.lo.. I (...(
A week from, tonight tlio board
of review will meet Ot tlni cham
ber of conunerco at 7:;ll with
Charles Mliwncr inloharge. Tucm
day night. May 27 a cum court, of
honor will he held when lluvscouls
win receive awarus iiiui euun
trdop will presont ii- sl.unt.lh c'oni
neelloii with camp. A conlest will
bo held uiiiung the boys lo find
Ihe one who can secure tho larg
est adult allcndanco at the court
of honor. The winner will bo Ireal
SEVERAL SUNDAY
AUTO ACCIDENTS
juries, nnd his mother. Mrs. L. L.
La Tricolor, 4S, nnd his sister.
Pauline, 10, were cut nnd bruised
Saturday When on automobile in
which they wore riding skidded oft
tho Base Lino road near tho Ruby
golt links. They were taken to
a Greshnm physician for trentmont.
According to a report made by
deputy sheriffs, tho La Grando
people were traveling In an easter
ly direction. Mr. l-a. Krlcnlcr.-who
was driving, applied his brakes as
tho machlno cumo up behind an
other car, and It skidded from tho
road, rolling over once.
TRIAD CHOIR IN
BAKER TONIGHT
(Continued from Page One)
iiw. N'.-li-hhorhooil linn prorf.aio
to be given in tne i.a onuiiu'
cliiml auditor um Wednesday eve
ning .May 21. All concert niiinra"
rij.ii, lie the 1juIIs" Triad cl-.olr
mi this nrauraiH Have not been
given In l-u Grande previously. A
number of l-a Grande soloisia m-
ciuil.i g Mrs. Itay i'Uller. Ollvo M.
inrev. Mrs. S. li. .Morgan, .miss
Kollv Slcur st. Miss Gladys noo
Clis ami M. 1. Towler, win
be presented, i'he Neighborliood
elub Is exteniliiig an Invitation to
nil' who enjoy music. There will
be no admission charge.
RAILROADERS
IN ATHLETIC
MEET SUNDAY
(Continued from Pago One)
Klllcen .CP). , Distance
I pal band played during the con
test. ',..;..
Tho score: It. IC B,
Portlund 110 111 001 6 S
Iji Grando ooo 001 000 1 8 7
Batteries: ltogors and Axtell;
Burton and Iideock,
s.a result of the gamo yester
day. Portland will play the witt
ier of tho Walla Walla-Spokane
gamo to sco which .team will rcp-
esenl tlio O.-W. In tho U., P. sys
tem meet nt Ogden. -
.Win nt Horseshoes
J. It. Smith, of u Grande, won
first In tho O.-W. horseshoe round
robin. Air. ltcnne, of Portland,
wns second; Mr. Merrltt, of Port-
land, third, and Mr. Walker or I.a
Grando fourth. Tho visitors com
plimented the city on tho courts,
saying they wero among the fln-
: they ever saw.
TVo Pendleton men were here
and played some exhibition matches
TlnU'
petition, at the 1929 U. P. system
meet, was high ' man yesterday,
laaitlni HVntitAH XlnmrAP hv nnn
1 Innlnt. 250 to 249.
GolrluK Teums win
Doth La Grande golfing teams
won yesterday at the country club,
tho men golfers scoring 27 points
to Portland's 14 V4 and the women
scoring 2014 to 8V4. . - ;
The women's matches resulted ns
follows: Mrs. L. K. Klnzel 2 points,
MJss Anno Stango 3, Mrs. W. C.
Perkins 3, Mrs. A. W. Nelson 2,
Mrs. Itny Murphy 216. Mrs. Dan
Tanner 3, Mrs. John Theiscn 1
and MVs. Chase. Bohnonknmp 3:
Portland Miss Seldl 1 point, Miss
Itottlg 0, Miss Haggorty 0, Mrs.
Munger 14, Miss Bell 14, Miss Hnz
lett 0, Miss Emltem 114 and Miss
Farrell 0.
The men's score:
La Grande Reynolds 1, Klmor
Stoddard 0, Dr. Jt. Murphy 3,
with local men, with La Grande, ; 1; 'f,1-'""1'
taking tho edge. Sheriff Jesse j Bingner 1, F. L. Lanzer 3.
Hresheurs broke even with Helmerpv. u. i-erKins . . .....
ell of Pendleton, winning two. and " Campbell 2, Fred Kiddle 214,
losing two. This is the first tlmo'." - ,, , , , 'V4i7'
that a Ut Grando mun has ever i 2' ,
won from Mr. Pell. In tho doubles. Urilon Pncifio: 1' ord 2. Huroh Wey
Ureshears and Smlih defeated Pell 3. Cundlff 0 Winkler 2 Smith , 0.
nnd Davis, of Pendleton, two out Burdlck 2. LaDow 0, ounsbury
of three. Both Pell and Uavls 2 W. Bower 1. Gray 1, Hutton H,
ranked among tho first six In tho.u"ar" '"' "
Btato horseshoe tournament hurt-1 101,11 w
it is said.
ioso nt Tenuis '
'I'he Portland ractiuetcers almost
Portland won tho swimming nnd
diving honors nt Cove last night.
Mr. Ltmdborg, ot Portland, took
first in tho 60-yard free style race
undo a sweep in tho tennis events, tur mCn, with Mr. Ely. of La
winning five out of six. . Grande, second, In 25 2-5 seconds,
It. Oestcrllng und Boyer won theun.i then won un exhibition back-
second doubK.'l miLtcli 8-0, , (i-4, . stroke against Mr. Ely's frco stylo,
from Homlanskl and' Newell, for: Lundborg won tho diving con
thp lono l.a Grande victory. Other ' test, scoring 311 points. Jimmy
results were: Zelgle and Pridenux . j08cnoaum, of La Grando, was
defeated Fox. apd Wilson G-3; 8-3
Singles: j. Itomunskl -won rroinj
It. Oestcrllng '6-1.- 6-6r' J. ' . P,r(d-,i
pnuv beat Fred. Fox' u'l, ,6-4; V.;
iNowell won. from Boyer 0-2, ,'C-l.-and
A. H. Zolglo ilofcntod ' itr.
Wilson G-3. B-J. '',.'.'.'; ,:.''.'..
' Ills Trnpshoot ; .,' ';. .
.Tlio trapBhootlng and rifle shoot
ing, events.; at the Lone .Tree
grounds of the Lii,., Grande..'; pun
qluj . wero. among .the. niost- Inter
esting, of tho day,, 'with .-tho 'La
t.lrnndn shooters .winning... over
I'orlland by threo' targets. Scores
wero unavailable loduy,..-. -
' 'The club also sponsored a mer
chandise shoot, nnd a total--of. '86
son' (P),
137 feet.
4-to-yurd relay: Puiiluiui.
r, l flat. . '
-l'...-ihiii,l l.liiiilnates Iay tirnnuo
The only elimination event ol
tho dav was the baseball gamo
played at the high school field, at
Still, following u yo-yo eontcst tor
bovs. 'I'he Portlund nine won
G to 1 In a. pitchers' battle, which
whs marred for l.a Grando by
number ot costly errors. Both
i.itcheiH hurled excellent ball
liurton holding the visitors to flvi
hits, although ono was a homor and
anolher a Ihree-lmggcr. 'lhC"-I.u
Grande club hit safely twice, both
hlugles coming oft Jimmy Hosen
haums bat. Itogers - whiffed
men and Burton retired 1 1 via til
strritcotlt nietiiod
I'oiiland scored one run each
1.. iUn e(.ni.il - llilt-,1 . fourth, flflh.
sixth and ninth Innings "while .La' Women: Hvil'lH'oklridd1 Sti 6', ' o''vlfts"llotlur Vou? !?fot It
second with 3, nhd A. L.: Strong,
of I Grundo, third with 20. - .j
In . the women s. events, . Miss
Ann Vloet, ot Portland, won the
Co-yard- free stylo and was seconu
In tho back stroke Her winning,
tlmo was 32 2-5 second.' Miss Mink,
ot Boker, was first in the back
stroke In 38.6 second and second. In
the free stylo; Miss Mcintosh, of
.Portlund, was . third An-, the Ireo
stylo. . . ,-. t .
.MISSION INDIANA WIN X
..PENDLETON, Oro.,' May 19
(AP)-Tho Mission Indians defeat
ed tlio Athena team in a county
league bascbult game horo yestor.
men wero present, moro than at day. 6 to p. Mission is leading the
the .last . northwest. . .trivpshpotlng
event.-. Tho .day Went down as one
of tlio most jsucccssful , IhV .local
'-ranshootlng. hislory, ' ,.' ..,'
Tho I'orlland V, P. rifle team
league.;.
was unshlo to eomo so tho lit I North' America.
Granil'e wonien's lenni flred: against
FRHiDincilHAFEN, Gormnny
Dirigible Graf Zeppelin departs
on. 18,000-mile trip. to South and
sco,-n'B tc,m :wlth 11,0 fol,ow1 GRADUATION-
Grntide- counted in llje .Sixth s bn; a
cud iflco , hit. an crrpr,' and ,-Kos-.
oubaum'S sliigle. Ai'iljirgii prowd
attended tho panic. .', Illciuiling' ;J,;
V. O'ltliefi, ' general 'mii'nnitwt
ihe O. W.t witli heailiiuartors.iut
I'ciiit.ind.' Thi l.a Grnhde'intlnle-
Bakrir 210, Sr.. Donovan .188. : Li -O Voni. MMt -ITljMwl : 'm r !
Mlm-iin 199, F. Monger 249, totu!,.,Q. Jlatetiul.. .See V
i,ti.1t; men: (1. C. Hendly 284, G. O'T ,: It's Vseful. . O
Minillcr 250.! K. . Eaton ' 204i -J. a : .i'r'S. (( NKUSON'S- I " T!
Hendiickson 21!i, ,11. " Arr'bwsmltli , t . ' ppposlto Post Office ,. ,
230,iiolal 1,127.1 'Mr.. Mortlor.'whd; o1' Q ' 6"''Q O ' ' O' ,
waft hlglt man -In small born, com- . I , . '. 1
crnl. Huyvky, In 7 1 :t iircclnuls!
out, oT tho Kti5 in tho illHtrlf 1,
PuIUmI , yr.Kll 1 otralnst . lK'lzoll's
C'umptK'ir.s Mnjorlty J.riiKO
Jo m.ps Ir. t'ampbcU'H imijorlty
Utv suiirciiie court jiiHtico, intui
tion mnulfi'i' flvo, was 21,233 ovur
Ueoi'K" M. Khoplianl. Thu (1 0111,0
enitio iiH'iiin.lx'iH, O. P. ComIiow,
ran third with the two repuliliniiit,
poHins JU,!73, Hurry A. Ui
cumlH'iiL rciuiljlican for upreiuo
court, position mnnbor Hix, . was I
iinoppu.st'd ax was C A. Howard, j
statu miperlntendent of puhllc in- j
iruclion. and -'. H. Gram, Kin to
labor coninilHtjionor.
' itobcrt K. Butler, int?unii.-nt
ropuhlKau ciinreHstiian from llu
.second dtl riot, wan- unopposed.
Ho aninsst'd 12,071 voton In 3 It. I
proiinctH of the - &05 J11 tho dis
trict. ' . . v ' ' 1
I1! anklin Korcll, republican I it
cuiu.bt.nt, rcproKontativo third dls
trk't, hfaiicd tho field fur; the noin
iuallon with 31,2-lH voIch In the
r,23 pieclm-lH in tlio diHtrict, Mull
noiuah county. ,. It. Sandblast,
republican condidato for iho mini -inatlun,
who Kuiht Hie office on
on auli-clKhtcenth aniondmont
platforut, ran Hccond with 13,348.
'n Throne It
Mr. and J1rn. Hhea I.u'.t, of
Salem, panned throuch 1m fJrande
Suncjay on their way to Malheur
county polntf. Mr. J-upt r Is a
statu engineer.
Fourth Annual
L. II. S. Exhibit
Tuesday Night
Tho fourth annual exhibit of the
l.a Untndc Hiph Hchool will hr.
presented tomorrow evenintf at tho
mihool and tho Iv. ). S. Kyinuaftiiiiu
bepiiuiint,' at 7:30 o'clock. Tlih
year'H hIiowIiik promincH to ld larff
er than uvi-r, with more work dono
in preparation.
Tin- HhowiiiKH aro not only In lh j
vocational hIihIIch, wuch hh buHlnc
coui-kch, industrial arts, manual 1
trainins; but InloreHtimf article j
are also on display in the academic
department imch as history, lunff-
UaKef, Hciencoft, etc.
A cordial InvitalioTi lt extended
to the, public, especially mothers !
and fathers of high Hchool Hludcnt. !
It ia )m Id In tho evening ho that
precinct: parents, of studentH may attend.
Wulkins. deinocriit, j I-'ollowlng 1h tho Hcheduled pro
noniimitioti received : Kram for tho ovening, consistiuf; of
I threo parts:
liaiph K. Williams, inenmbent
republican national CHinmitteeiiMiu.
in 1 Hi 4 preelnetK. retained u p-ad
of 2.'.'4S over I'harles K. Wajki r,
republican candidate. Walter Al.
fierce, former Oregon governor,
who with O.-wald West, alxn a for
mer Oc"n jrovernor. flguretl In a
livelv political fray. won the
1. Tho phyHical ('duration exhibit
will be at the U V, H. Itecreation
halt at 7:30.
2. Ah booh an It Ih over, perhaps
about r:15 p. rn., tho style how
will bo wiven In the high whool
auditorium. Tho If. 8. orchestra
will furnish tho munio.
3. I m mediately following the
To llakcr
Mrs. J. I. I'hy went tf
tud-j;' on a bu JrJta trip.
democ ratic nomination for national style show, tho exhibits In all lli
comii Itteeiniin by pollim; 1 S.323 rooms, as indiciited on t h pro-voU-s
in 17,2 preeinet.s over rnm, will tie open for Inspection.
Wejd'H 1M.33. j The articles In Gilbert's window
Willitj I. Haw ley. incumbent re and tdmilar pieces mado at the
Itublican conurewnian from the , UIkU schoul will be U;!cd In the t;;-dic.Uit-l,
.-.un tht miiJiiiiaUur. ! htbit.
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