La Grande evening observer., May 22, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON
Thursday, May 22, 1930
LOC AIL ID ID D lEIFiT
I drove her last weekend, spending
Hundny vtsftinK friends.
few days
Ajrivert YtStenlny ; At the Hotcl;
.Irs. A. H. Colemnn nntl little J The following nre ronlcicd ut
dftimlitcr, tonwtance, of Kl lugo, local hotels: M. A. Whitney, Levl
TS; arrived in 1m Grande yester-) toni M. Ij. I-nnpley, and VvltV.
dy to spend the summer 'visiting I Denver; J. Johnson, Spokane! Glint
the ho hie of her sister, Mrs. . IJerf?, Spoknnei Mr. and Mrs, Col-
K, "West en haver.
loillnt1
Mrs. Ji. W. Shirley left hist night
fV Portland and is expected to re-
tarn to'Ixi Grande tomorrow
frt for llnmc
Mrn. Krank ltnrhee, of jsoive,
llaho, returneil to her home this
iftorntn? after penMny tnp past
M$i'lc In 1m Grande visiting at the
hftnies of Airs. Leo Reynolds and
JJtttt. K. U. Kviin. Mrs, liarhee is
ueynoio s cousin.
Unhn ltelckcls
returned home i
from Portland yesterday. line u
Ini tin nd he underwent several
examination at the Veteran's hos
Vtm and Air. l'.eickels expecls to
P : hacK 10 l'oriiano in a nw iiii.yn,
he will enter the hospital
fA. treatinentH. .
f$nm Villon '
Ian, nntl Alls. J. R. AYinterton. of
laiion, were shoppinK in I.a Grande
unlay.
lette, I-os Angeles; It. Dunentt at id
wife, L,os Angeles; II. Ar. Duncan.
Portland; Air. and Airs. "NY A.
Harvey, Salmon; Dale P. Kett
noune, Seattle; Alfs. M. J. hanfleld,
Portland; Mrs. 11. C tleanlnt
ljfwisiou; Alarcell Moinn, i.ewls
ton; K. Lysett, Portland Don
Rogers, Auburn; K. l- Dunbar,
Auburn: It. 13.' Itrossard, Twin
Kalis; Charles Beck with, Portland;
l 31". leck, Portland; II. W.
Uoberts, C. J. Itennett, Portland;
.Tames Duck, Nam pa; (. ( llen
sleyt Pendleton; J. At. Stewart,
Walla Walla; Air. and Airs. Hal
Goodale, Kimene; K. W. hlndquist.
Portland; iKaH R. Yddhtf. llolse;
Charles Thompson, Spokane; 1). H.
McOrolil.-Kfrnki.lt, la.; H. A. Hub
kirk, Pendleton; Mrs. P. L, llarder,
Seattle; M. II. Ohrlstoffernon, Port
land; Mr. nhd Mrs. O. P, Jordan,
Knterprlse. - -.- . . .
In l-fcviston,
La (Irande,
Is, visitiriK friends in
Improving- . ''
Alius Ulltnn Parker is Improvlnc
nt the Grande ltonde hospllnl fol
lowing an. operation.
nearly completed! and work on
the new V. P. station here is ex
pected to stnrt very soon.
The two tilling stations, being
creeled on A.inm. on opposite
sides of Greenwood street, are
in pld ly nea ring com piet ion.
"We like a dry democrat, just I ed with Walter Cook
as well, or a little better than u a;o.
dry republican." j i J- 13. Yoiiiik and son were here
Kroln IeWistoii j "I should think that anyone; on iinsiness .ionuay.
Airs. Waller Parker, formerly of i would." Caniway. a democrat; ipoik i-imnous. ui i. .
J this city but Whose home in now ! colninenied , "'.is itere a row uays. ago on nusi.
iiecorus oi me niiu-wnwwii i -.-. .
league showed the committee to-: K Miller was a visitor here on
day that it has been pledged fn-1 Monday.
tuie contributions of $ l 8.7'5.!i22. : Oscar Smith has started his snw-AJ.'tlt-ide
informed Hit? sena.oin mill and will soon have the logs
.... i.in .....woii.m r..Uo,icd mi sawed that are on the yard.
average of about 7c per cent of MarriKon Mimmia noUKtit u car ciearcu, a mourrn imhk imiikuhs
its pledges tvnm William Kestcr last week j will be erected by Julian Uoesch
The dry league superintendent H. G. Awry wan here .Monday for the l.arison Chevrolet tf.nA!-..
expressed opposition to the views : and attended the piK club meet.' OMier construction work in the
iwi.ri.t w tnrrnw eiindftbite . ins. A movement wuh also start:"! I city Is moving ahead as hipidly as
10 011:11 nine u can ciun 11 ui 1101. punm-.
was. really . orffonleed. Officers
found Sturtevant's body, with th
wounds conformlnK to Airs. Herri's
narrative. The uutoinoblle was
Rone, and so was l.ueich.
lVlncliml YltneKS
Kturtevant had been the govern-
AleeliiiK
S-The Klks lodtie will meet tonijrht
a4 s o'clock (standard time) ne-
ditiff to nn announcement by
1 ester I. Thompson, cxaircti
1H-.
iMin Jlnbpl Jloiibins, nt jnitnn,i
Slm iiml (if tlio Circivc solidol tllil'P,
.Jvlltln(r In Jji ClnimlP'thiB wooU
iSthe home of roln I ivM. Mr. nnrt
wfi-s Shrrwoorl AViUSnlns. Mrs.'
iKlpInx pliins In visd u mlmh?r nt
'.tS cho1lB while they "re still In
,pslon.
ltovlvnl Chwps. 'roiilKlu , '"
Tho aucces.sful l'aeknrd Npply
rpvival ' nt thn ('hrlslian eluirpll
elnsPs tonit'lu with u farewell iiipk
nK and rpppptlon,,tn the" hew; cori
vprtM. While niv Paelinrd -plaiiH
his rloalnK prviec,pppliilly fit'i',the
churc.h 'and new converts e.verj'one
i weleome aiid will enjoy thp ser-.
vlee. Ilo-nrKPH.especlnOy.-thnt' every.
memhpr of tho church .De'.iirpsentV
llr. Paul llehl'y Packard', -ilyithKe'?
llBt. lpnvpa I,a aramle.'lhnlKhl .for.
Wichita Palls, Texas, lh border, to
arrive home ih time to witnms .his
hoy's Krnduntloh frohi Jilfih eh6ol.
Vror. Claude Neely and family, are
roturnlnp to their homo In IJuttehe.
Orefton that they niny he present
fur tho contltiencement- of lOimene
IiOavc Touiorrow
.Miss Unrothy Untie, who recpnt
lr underwent ah appendix .opera- ;
tlon ut the Orande Hondo hospital, I ,or the i-ppubllcan spnalorliil noni-
14 llnprOvltiK ahd will go hnhie lit t ination In New Jersey wlin ha.l
the .morning. i nil vocal ed repeal u" prohllililnn.
, Up contended such n move would
(iolnc lo Corvilllls-. '-cause us to ko hack to where we;
ill, and Mrs.. Audtner Playic nna I ttci-e hefoi-e iu-ohllpthm.
Harry ShortKrnRs Were lo leave Ihls I
afternoon for ("nrvallls to spend 171 - UnAov Wmi
weekend. The men wllfntlend '"" " "i .
an Initiation of the Delta Tall Delta
fraternity.
Upturned Jfonie .'
Misses Kadle nhd Kllzalieth
Pambmni, of Athena, Ore., have
returned to their home after vlsii
Inu here with teir aunt, Mrs. I-:d.
II. Taylor. While, here Miss Sadie
Pnmlirum took a cosmetician ex
amination. . ' '
In '.Pcnilleton '
.-Jdr.- and Mra. llardio Taylor
spent last Saturday and Sunday in
Pendleton .o'n a. pleiisure trip. .
Cliolr Prnptloe J: ,. '
The Iinrtles; Triad choir .will not
meet this ev'eni'nR hut wlllhold a
practice '. tomorrow. nlKht-'at.. 7:3n
o'clock according to an 'announce
ment made hy -Mrs:. A. .i;.v:l:iehard-' men
tion,' director, . ;.
At High School
(Continued from Pnge One)
Miss M'arsal-cl MoAlllster and
Sliss Cecelia lleynaml are tennis
ehnmpions oi" their classes, .sopho
more and freshman res..-cUvely,
in the Intramural Tennis tourna
ment heliiK held nt the I II t'.inndo
Rliih sehoid thh; sprlne. 'They nru
awaiting the plnylllR uf the two
upper classes' to find winners.
Then the four class champions will
compete, for the school title.
enough slRnatures were received to j .
orsrnniKc a cluh. lie expects to I.e .
Imck soon in the interest of tho LU 151 1J UIN
I'nlon founty Cow TcstliiK assocla-llon.-
Mr. and Mrs. Wllliani Kester at
tended a show in It.iker S-inday.
1'lie children of Mrs. I'arr's room
enjoyed n swim and idenic dinner
at Klsher sprinits lust Sunday. Sev
eral of the children's parents and
friends were there also. Those
making the trip were Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur tlorham and children, Or.
van, lloland and. I.oretta, Mrs.
Matts Nice and children. Jilna,
Ituhy, Malcolm and Paul and little
Myrtle Jean Simmonis. 11. L. Nice
and sou, tllcnn, Mr. and Mis. J. 11.
Carr. Mr. and Mrs. Hryan, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Nice and children.
Charles. Virjrintu and Klsle. Vivian
ihnstou, Lola Harney, llarhnr.'i
I'he Carl v lilnckslulth hop ment s principal witness in inu
hulldliiB Una hpi'h lurn down and , Herri-Mason case, lie had pleaded
workmen me ialildly VazliiK the Biiilty to hclng maiuiKor of the IiIk
other wooded hulldlnst next to the i still. und had implicated the
1'. I.. Mackoy hullillnlt. When olher.l.
A personnl touch was (riven to
the situation when the defensti
presented testimony to show that
..Irs. lterii and Slurleviuit had been
Intimate. Herri rhniBed from tll
witness stand that tho government
witness had stolen his wife.
Impression that evev bit of their
vitality had booh sit-ped by new
oral years' exposure to the troplf
cal Hiin. l'xlihUHilve rtseiirch work
dono oh the tirodilctlon has re-'
suited in nn 'ntlnbsphelic back-.
Kinund thai la correct in every de
tail. -
TARIFF BILL
COMPROMISE ;
CONSIDERED
(.Continued from Page One)
Iff hill Is pending, all Information
obtained hy It relating to post of.
nroductlon and reouiliuir the eom-
l.uclch has been arrested several , mission lo imiulro Into efficiencies
times In the past few years on ' f industries, unemnloyment anil
R0A.D WORK .various charges from Isxuln hid other factors In cost InvpstlKatlons.
TO dim A IQ -rllecks to the niuider of Tim "Itc ' j ,,, iMrnturo PI011
IS jpiUl.'l-ld ,oVniihun, In 128, lr.it each tlm-; Tn0 C(,nr(.rpps late yesterday
has pseaped conviction.
! Stars Had to
three. Friday eveninj; the
froslimun and tile seetind
man team will compete.
IiislaU.I'eriiinilPilt FlniriKiIrs .
: A. permanent VflnKPOlp; has; re
cently been Installed by the school
hoard ' of . horth flreeiiwood and
lllverla schools. These poles are. " .
set in the school yards In appro-!, Dl..ii'..n
;7,V I nrlnto blacfs. Klags, displayed In iMUUSCI iwuiniy
' U";.: - Frolic On June 8
"""rv" .... . .
isti Tlnlt-i- , . j the board has-found from export- I i a" '-'h'"" " 11,1
. . j" . .,...,. duct meetings the past two hirtnths. j"1 "",u "."" . ,. ' , . M , ,.,,llllc!!u.d the l.a
.. r,....,i.'. ...n.,1,1 ! ' . -'v. ' ' ... - '. : t .. iL-b . ' .'v '
In the girls baseball games at
(hp bljill school tho sophomores al.,.iso , ,lj.ase Slnltll. I.loyd Coles,
are leading the classes with two ,'onvs, nn, x,i',enlin rtowinan, Mrs.
wlnr. Due lo rainy weatlu-r the cm,i,.s Kantz and chlldron Hassle,
season hasn't progressed alto- : ,sv .Jasper and Allen,
aether according to schedule. The j flip Wolf Creek irinn.ro held I!.-.
, ellinrs have won one game and I xioniorln.1 services last S-iturdav.-1
are fcheiluled lo meet the fresh- u. ., ,.vl,.,,s ,, proaram was -
mis anernoon. i no , i.ni.-i Kiv,,n llml ,,nch w.l(l s,,1Ved later
class has won one and lost one .
vratne. The juniors are at the hot-
ton. In this contest, having losliKORMAL SCHOOL
I' nuay I'vriuns im: ni-i
iil-
for hctU'rmnt. p 4 poscl Kdles- Look Hot Wheil It
rcTi-VyKind: Co. 1 I'ortlamh 106.-' T -i j
fii.6. jWas Really Cold
.1. t omntnii l.Hv nitiaei'
m Cralide hltilnifnons macadnm
projW't In l:hhm. WulUtwa and 11a
kcr counties, construction tf 22.7
miles of surface on state hlyhway
In the virinlty or l.a. Grande, lin
ker and Kntorp-isc J, t '. I'omp
ton. A -cAI Inhvllle. $101.14.75.
cnnstiiiriion .,r a fraiiko hnild-A f h,k mtrtlon picture
In, for earetakor's (jaartcr. . In
Kmiitranl park near. Aleacham
(). N'. I'icrce, i'nrtlnnd, J:l)L
agreed to abandon the export do
henturo plan which tho tenati
coalition also wrote into the hill.
Jn addition, they voted to eliminate
t tho senate's duty of thirty cents
an ounco on silver nnd Its nmend-t
ment permitting the freo entry nt
cement imnorted for purposes of
Itcccmher in sunny California 'public construction. A rate of six
ilorsr.'t in the least surest the cents ft pound on all coment was
tropics. While It is true that he adopti"!. v
icy hlasl ami snow that mark ipno ii0U8O conferees receded
Kasttrn winters are absent, there from tno Htund of that brnnoh of.
hi a decided chilliness in the "lr .bn,M,eHS fn. free HOft wood lumber
I particularly on the found stones j um( nfci.CP( to a duty of $1.00 u
CLOSES SEASON
WITH 7 TO 6 WIN
(Continueu from Pa no One)
. Alter otenInrt the bids, tho fuin
niiislon consented to some work in
tin city of Lebanon, and took un
der consideration a pel it ion from
tho short cut highway club of
Hanks akluU Unit a I'ortland-Coast
highway run hy way of I he Cor
nelius puss-, Newbury. German
town or Cornell road. North Plains
and llani;s, to a junction with the
Wilt-on lli'er' road' near Gnles
creek.
studios.
These stages are barn-Uke struc
tutea and an- mil of draught.' ,
'10 limk hoi in such an atmos
phoio is an nrt. This was demon
thousnnd hoard feet on this, com
modity The senate hill carrle 1 a
rate, of $l.0. A senate proviso
mnklnf? this rate apply to railroad
tlet and telephone and telegraph
sltated duriiiK the fllmlnfr of ' pM ,f nil woods was eliminated.
! "Vengeance." coiumitia aii-iain-1
inv drama of the Coiiro which
' comes to the State Theatre to
j monow and Saturday.
1. Scant costumiUK' added to the
! difficulties of the situation. All the
' men were tho regulation tropical
I outfit linen trousers and while
1 Hiini'. open at the neck. The ox-
i
MANY COUNTIES
WANT GANGSTER !re
iBuE Stores ( Initial
$11 was announe
t6i stores if I.11 tlranito .wouiii j
rfujrn to slniulard llinc' tomorrow.
lOpri'.inf;. I
hit Aci'lilenl
f us driven by Mrs. Clarence
VlPi- and W. A. llunten fiKiired
'fin nuloniobile collision on the
Litid city road near the Mt. Kmily
imher cnmpnuy mills this niolli-l-
N'o one Was hurt. Jloth cars
n-p damnKed to.soiliP extent.
ront'liillcs Visit-- '.
Mr. and Mrs. Kmersoh Shrock
WHO nave uee , . . wr.kenil
A'lslllHl rtll'OlilSr- .
Miss Marie .l'ecu,
of rendleton.
vlsllliiK her
siiivlv Improving
tTho condillon of Mrs. Charles
Dtdinisflold Is x"11 '"' ,"'llt',' '""
ojv and she Is iiulklnK pioKi-pss
nfciwlv nfler a major oppration
nil-formed a wepk ntto.
$ be I""" '" l'olt"""1-
i-lohn SnodKliiss. son of Mr. nnd .
Curl Siiodiirnss. who under- Injunction nsc
started yesterday for their home at
Tnft, California. Mr. Bhroek who
Is il irrniluale of the Iia-C.randa
I 111.. I. .i..nl ...Ill l,u l,.llnr remem-
! bered bv his class-nuues here as I
"Shlockie." After ilntshltiB school
here, Mr. Shrock attended K. C
lalter Kolnir lo Taft, -where he hiis
a position with the Ktandard- Oil
Co. On May 13, he was married to
Miss Zella Ileona Colston of Fel-
i..u rut., nnd their trip north was
! their honeymoon. WhHf on their ; : '. .
n lo tbev also visited with rela: . Vrom Enterprise-
Crande IoiIkp No. Soil lo hold u
Allioso frolic here June S, when
oliieers from Walla Wiilln, linker
add l.a Orande will present a pro
and two errors lei tvo men cross J
the plulo.
Tho Jnillans used Iwo hnrlers In
an attemiit to stop ttiirmal school I
hilter.s, hut to no avail. then has wanted with a limp. 1 To Is.
The leliln Is toiliiy piltllnir away repuleil to have an artificial lett.
Iran Who enacted the roles
natives wore next to nolhlntr,
Despite these dlsadK'iintaires, the
actors kept up the. Illusion per-
eetly. Jack Hull, Geonte Tcarce
nhd lliiyitcn Ste'ertson K've tllo
(Cohtlhhed from rage One)
Its baseball equipment uittll next
Kiu-hur. with football the neit tlimir
lii order next tall, accorillnir lo
Brain of en.ert.ilninent and inl- , ( o.., 0, yulnn.
liai. 11 ia. Ke ,a.,s o, A 8nl.il,
I lie leKion is. uie ium-im... "' .,,,,
the Moose orBanl.ntloh. All pro- B' ji)x
coeiii. win lie iiiiin-ii iu iii- n.,-
poil of the old I'olku' home at
Kin.
crowd Witnessed the
Hoturneil IioIIk"
.. Mrs, 11. 'M.' Hay relumed hninc
Wednesday after- upvndiiiK: Iwo
I.. Iln.llnn.1 land I'llliri'lie.
" . . . , ; 1.,l..u..vlll.i
Kha snpnt Junior weekenil ami
Mother's day with her son, Ijiw- j .
rence, at- the University of Oregon, i MAK E ATTACK
Where he Is presitlent ot me irehn
man class. , While In l'ortland Mrs. I
Hay was a house ttuest of .Mr. ahd j
Mrf. C. 1!. Clark. '
ON RADIO TALK
BY "WILDCAT'
I'OHTIiANI), Ore., May 22 (AT)
-Itosollltlons sisneil by chamber
IndlaiiH
! Cow poo, H
Murrey, If
jl-lall. II)
Van Pelt, r-p
AleKaiider, cf
Norwest, 2 ....
I-;. Kho. ship, :i
. J. Shoesblli, 11.
i Hays, c
Ml. II. II. I'O. A. H.
.5 II 2 12 0
1 (I
0 I I
1 2
T&nt on operation for Infection of The henrini; of the application
tie knee about a week aKO. is now i of the l.a CralndH Filling, company
lime from the hospital and able naiitnst the West Coast Telephone
i i.' Wiifii nr i-.nieriirir.
lis a business visitor In l.a (Iraiide. ' '''" '' ' " "
today, yho arrlved-last .ihkih am. . " . . ,V 7i,.
i. -.ii.rnlrn' home this afternoon
Mrs. Ward is nlso vlslllnt; friends 1 11
.7... .... i i ..nil il,.. niil nnnnuinv for a temporary Injune
of crushes - m.it wa-s 15el,1 JesUrrtay before flr-
ot clutches. ,.jt .idKe J. W. Knowles.. The
JL seme j telephone company was proceed
f-ll'i' nhd Mrs j. C. Mui'phv left j Iiik to Install a ituy wire and anchor
fir K'eattle vralcrday by car. They ' near the filllnK station of the
eioect to be away about ten days, plaintiffs' Oil Hemlock filreet lo
T ' I which the plaintiff objected. Judue
1 IKnowIca called a temporary re-
Ti Tpi'I'V talniiiK oriler until the final ueai-
j'. M. (IreennuKh was a business ,t , ........stood will he
vifilnr at Perry Tuesday. I held soon.
the. federal radio commission lo
. ,uii.-
...u,.v
I
McCully, i
Jn .Wallowa. Coiinw : ; t, . ,- i .. -, i-,i ! Prtce. :i ..
I, v Ward is In Wallowa coiioij i ne cio.ni...-. , . .
lilts' week on husiness. Hp expects ' that the stnllon l,o l-rcvpnled trl ;
to return home .Saturday. .1 oailcns.ln;; uta. ' IOpkins, ,
Bnilncss Visitor
A opal p.eickel went to i ;inni yes-
, tii-dav on business.
iisii
Oheve
slllllK ircic .
nnd Mrs. John W. Shirley, oi
venne. Wyo.. falher and ninllier
T, W. Shirley,' or this city, are
;-ilinK their son. They arrived
Bonilay and plan to nave nn p.n-
tnded visit here. John Mill-ley
ns been in poor health and liopen
br conipli-lP reenvery while In i.a
li-atulp.
and relatives.'
curb tll'i radio ae.ivltles of Hon-!
Ciordou Dunciin, nelf styled
(lieaon wlldcn'." were en route to
10. O. N.
Sullivan.
Posey, 2
Devil ney.
liis lllirh ltailim
Miss Cleta MV'Kennon. a cran
io of I.a flrande HlBh school
id formerly of this city received
ecial mention in the l-.ilison-:irshall
short story contest held
the I'nlvprsity of Oreiion for her
ory "The iJist Days of the i,runu
.1 Woman." Miss Mcltennon is
junior in KnRlish.
Drum .Corps Dliinpr .
The American Iegloh drum and
bimle corps will have a dinner at
the SncaJaW-ea lhn ut - 7:30 o'clock
n..nn kvvnlnlr.. It Was. an-
niniiiced today.
Social l-'i'ldny llienlnic-- .
The Wlllowilrtle P.-'f- A. will
hold a henerit social, nhil, ujictiou
sale tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
at the school house., ..There will
also be. a proR-ram, It is announced.
The public is invited. '.;:. ; .
Val Jensen ami -soh fienh, tit
Walla Walln, Werp' lihslhess vlsllorti
In I.a Cirnnde yesterday. -i
A New Pair)
If They Shrink
Headlight
SHRUNK
OVERALLS
..A...ii..w roiivonttdn
Thoso from I.a (Srittide wtio.hre
nttendlns the slate meetini; of h
u is o. sisterhood held nt Kla
math Falls this week are Delegates
Mrs, J. T. nichardson. Mrs. Colon
ioherhard nnd Mrs. Ids P.lokland.
f Island City. Mrs. C. X. Mi"ei'.
of r.nterprise. is also In attendance.
iThey are expected home me mm
jnf this week.
U'cnm T.ii AnitcU-s
M-llll.iiii II. I'lnn
' . i t r'w.mia -leriIav
BP1PH. ivus in v,,,.,..c .. .
oh business. Ills father was C
liuslliCKS Tlil .
.... 'ji. it. Hellamy is leavniK lomo
for- Walln' Walla where he will
spend .-.the weekend on business.
GERMANS SALUTE
AMERICAN GOLD
STAR MOTHERS
" (Coii'llnifeil rioiii VUIW One)
anii: linupy- was Hip phhisn f "h'
iho.oiriclal repoll sent, to ParJs.lo
dnyol every, one of the I IVf . Klhtips
of-Ameiieail war lnothers .visltlhtt
Hni';cMnlerl In b'rnnce, .
' .Offlcibls or. tho pIlKrliiuilte sold
one feaV ihey- had wns - that the
.,iv,, n.tbhb find tliP chntifte to
1. i-ehcti cooklns Would, ciinsi. minor
ti-odllleA li'JilM - Hail Ill-lived un
toiindcil vand iho iiiWhels huve
shOAvii ' .'.theniselves .'- tlioruiiKhly
adntilablr, in tills resjlect.
; Today .wa. a cmlei one. the
mollieri.iiKarn vlsltlnn Hie urnvcS
of . ilieii- sons. ' In llddlllnn the
Qlsr-AlHiie f-rotip at Solssons innde
!. special pllh'iimaKP lo place flow-
en?. on the tomb of quenlln Itnose
velt. - Tho Siiresiien Kroup nt Paris
today visited the tomb of Napoleon..
huvo been "InlemtiernM'. on c lislve ,
nhd appeal to the passion ol Ihoi
peojile." The resolution further I
stilled that the chamber took no i
ride:-, in the chain inerclianilisilis j
w hich I hey snlil wuu I ninean's '
cblel jiolni ol' attack. . j
'I'he velerani'.' oraiililzallon went ;
on record as lavorin tin.' outrlKhtj
rl-lieal of the station's license. i
ininlall was ilereati-d in the j
Oi l-nun primnt-y lor the conitres- i
slbhnl noiiilnntlon In this illslrlct.
r .A
(I
Injury Knveil Iter
.Mrs. Herri said yesterday that
the bi? injui-y probably saved her
life. She said the shooting; occurred
In the auloiiiiiblle, anil that she
leaped from the cur as Luclch shot
her in the npex or her rlirht . luntr.
Hecnijse she . was nbln lo move
foster than he, she said, she got
away.
""Some two miles fippnrnlpd tho
scene of Hie shooting from the
nearest ranch, nnr several hours
passed before the search of l.ueich
7 2-1 in :l.
II. I'O. A. K. '
I III 0 I-
0 12 0
(I 0 4 1
1 1 0 11
2 a 2 II
Olid
I 1 0 (I
I 1 II II
II 12 II 'I
0 27 !l f
II. irT71T litTltUKS .u. I
m" IN THH WEST JLl
Crop Outlook At
Wolf Creek Very
Good, Is Report
lly .1. A. Nice
(Observer Correspondent)
WOl.K C'ltKKK. (Sinclal) Pros,
peels were never better for a
bumper crop In this community.
Pearson brothers have been busy
the lust week pilltins heailKliti's III
their illlehcs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V.. McK'Inney mi l
ihniKhler Mnl-Karet. of H.-iker, visit.
:I2 7
Score by IiiiiIuks
tnd nns Hits 01 I 012 110 7
linns noil 102 2111 Pi
IC, o. N. nils nil) fill (i mix 0
Huns mo 4011 20x 7
Summary: Thrce-bpso hits: Van
Pelt. Sullivan, Ilea. Two-base hits:
.Murrey. K. Slioeshlp. Sacrifice hlls:
Norwest. Stolen bases: Sullivan,
Devnney, Paisley, McCully, Alex
ander, K. Slioeshlp. Cowpoo. Struck
out by McCully III, by J. Shoeshlp
2. by Van Pelt 3. ImilliKH pitched:
". Slioeshlp 4, Van Poll fi. Credit
victory lo McCully. charifo defeat
lo I-:. Slioeshlp. lilt by pitched
hall: Sullivan, Posey. Passed balls:
Indians 1. Normal school 7. Hasps
on balls off: Van Pelt 4, off Mc
Cully n, off li. Shotship 0. linipiro:
J. II. (inrlty. .
WEST
SioiD No. 13 La Giiirtde
WHII'CORD
RIDING
BREECHES
BEAUTIFUL
CAMERA
One ciu d With each 25c
purchase. Fifty cards
gets a camera. . A
camera free with each
permanent wave. We
operate on standard
time.
",i"'". i nn
nf fSiS-
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VGinaib
$1.98
Double Scat
Double Knee
Durable khaki or on ford
grey whipcord. Nicely
tailored. Button knee.
Sie 29 to !W. A genuine
$2.98 value.
: PHONE
i MAIN 0LDO,y
GRADUATION
' O.iiiriM llollicr You? Nnl If
BUILDING WORK
MOVING RAPIDLY
(Conl hilled from Poko One)
counlrv club house Is
of T.os An
il.
Inn. an attorney who practiced
for mnnv years In l.a C.randfi and
who was one of the first mayors of
this cltyi
t'rimi I'nlon
Mm. Forrest RcroKRin. nf I'nlon,
wnb ft business visitor in I-n
I c: ramie today.
l'OHTIiANh CASH
I'OP.TIAN'n, Ore. May 22 (AP)
rush wheat: Hllf Head blueati nil
hard white J1.1714.
SDft white 1 .04 U,.
Western white (1.04 V&.
Kurd w Inter i.0Z'k.
clorlhprn sprliiB 1 1.02 "i." ......
Western fed l.02ri,.
ImprOTlnc
Miss Lilllnn Carper, who recent-u-
imdprwent nn appendix opera
tion nt the Grande Itonde hospital,
In improving Mlsn faner is a
sister ot Mrs. Curtl" Llrtdsey.
HIS II JGW
17
OutwearTwo
Ordinary Pair
' SOLD BY
On IIuslilPSS -
Miss l-:dnn Cpllpr. of Union, call
ed In IM Orande yesterday on
business.
Fmm Xortli I'ohiIW-
Frank TenhroeV-k. of N'orth
Powder, won In La Orande the first
of the week On business.
At Hotel-
Henry L. Hess, local attorney.
Is at H"t Lake recovering from a
recent Illness.
Iiiiprovliii?
.Mrs. Sam Evans. f Flora, who
! Is spendin tne ween in
, receiving treutment for her eye.
IS improving but will probably be
DRY LEAGUE NOT
CERTAIN AS TO
HOOVER SUPPORT
(Continued rom Page One)
Pennsylvania, the leacne would
support P.ivrs. If 11 dry democrat
were nominated, he said the leimue ;
would not lake aides.
Caraway asked IT Ihere is not
"n greater wnr being made on the
ISth anK'hdment now than ever
before."
"The wpls nre fiithllnit harder
now." Mcllrldo replied. "Hut one
reason If that they are nif.iiiist Ihe
wall and fishllng for their lives.
A few more elections like, the one
in Pennsylvania will discoiiruKe
them."
Questioned by Caraway the wlt-
Oeits said:
LA DIES WA SH FROCKS
$1.49 $1. 95 and ?2.9."
CIIILDRENS WASH DRESSES
79c to $2.95
BOYS WASH SUITS
49c to. $1.98
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
'You lluy Prlllli-il Wllllnur
MntiM'llil. fich I's,
It'H Vnpful.
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FRIDAY
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Iculcil liivc-iuaklittr! t'hcial.
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couldn't spp or act
until I took
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b7Vtk'l k.
rile popular slars or
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Now Playing
.. "The Marriage .
Playground"
Willi
Miiry llriau. l YwlprlcU Mnn-li
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