La Grande evening observer., May 31, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Saturday, May 31, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON
Page Five
LOCAL
.Members 01 ,ine i-ii urunuc conv
htiiTh are uri'ii ut uring uaaKei
linners and join the ElKin congre
atioa tomorrow at lunch In the
i-hurch basement. Thlft is purt of
ue day h events which Include the
fsit uf 1 B. AVjllianiSj Klytn's pas
tor. , .
( Cntivfiitioii .
W'fjid has been received from
I'tm-iniiati in a leter from the Hev.
j". (IcirKo -whiz, or jio rreabyter
iaii General Assembly, now in pro
zro&t. is the largest meeting of
I'ltv'tyterians in iimu. The assem-
l.ly is not a convention of church
.fficials but Is tho annual meeting
of the highest court of the church.
Offrml Koiitlioi'n Vtvst
City Monager O. A. Kratz, of
pjubunue, Iowa, but formerly of
lattfriii and La Grande, Ore., has
,ertt offered the position ns city
malinger of Covington, Ky., at a
Hilary of $3,000, and after a suc-
Kratz was employed . here at a
alary of ?3.(lli0(, and after a suc
pssful administration went to As-
iuu'ia at $fi,000 u year where he
dled In tn3 re-building of tho
jwesiern city after the disastrous
tfire. I-rom Astoria he went to
iHibuoue. Mr. Kratz -was selected
lorn r'0 applicants at Covington,
n Dubmme a number of promin
ent business men are endeavoring
o have Mr. Kratz reject the Cov-
fcngton offer and remain-at his Tost
n Dubuque. .. ...--- .
lo Vsv Short AVave Set i'r ..:
;Ai'"rangements have been hiu'db;
fci lurcby tho Centrnl Churdh of
'hrist will bring in the Pentecost"
atlio service Sunday at 1 p. nil by
Hurt wave from Philadelphia. Pa.,
nd not have to depend on broauf
;i.ting stations. The church Is'
ilannlng a basket dinner so that
t will not be nec&ssUry 'to' return
lomr for tho noon ineal before the
jidid service. The service Is being
.roadca-st over the Columbia
Iruadcasting system. ,
o Pendleton
Mrs. .Stanley llerglund iti leaving
imorrow for Pendleton, where she
t ill visit with friends for a week.
I in. Mary Brown will stay at Mrs.
lerglund's home, while ; she Is
way. ..
i Califoi'iiia -
Mr. and Mrs. W. AV. CruW.of
.ostine, moved this weeUr.to'.-PAlo
Ilto, Cal., where they will make
heir
Iting relatives in IS uter prise over I
ho weekend.
The- Rev. O. "r. Jones' and' Mrs.)
ones, accompanied by their
aughiei'. Fern, left last night for
heir luimo at Bend, Ore., after
Mending several 'days visiting In
a, Grande. Their.wthor daughter,-!
mm Heryl Jones,'. Who-Js'.a teuoher
tho "Willow nehool, relumed to
'enrt wllli her parents where she
Ufispend the summer.
o Walla Walla
Mr. and Mrs. 1?. M. Last, aecom-
bn n led ly M r. and aI rs. Ilea It.
I.;tst. Mrs. Lo Hoy Parker and Mrs.
llen T. Trollinger and daughter.
ilazel Jean, spent Memorial day at
aValla Walla. AVash., returnintt by
iir In thc evening.
To 1'orllaud
Mi-s. Uallas Green left for Tort
fjiind yesterday where she will
impend the summer.
3 1 .
'Jleru 'eJilerday
f$ Dr. and .Mrs. Geo. lluffnian, of
;Uiiion, were visitors In L,u Grande
yesterday.
home. Jlrs. Crow is. a' oC Portland, a ro.- visiting -at, lnoLi,iii.niii1: .,!',iU. - i.;'.
lighter of Mr. and !''lrs. ,rKf.6. Iwmo ot Mr. JliihtiJr' .parentH. MiJ.' o? ' !'M Ib ii'lftiK ij? V ilT- niti'uae 1,10 J,'K',,y J"),nnts fnc-
flyera uf aummerv lie. :i "i. ';' - ifind; ,AlrH.' A,- It, Huntor,iThey' ex- i JiM,-i,.,i. i -L-k ?, " ...- .... Vl u w i".anui ; mo .,rivcrrin
I h -vftUtto havlieve for a few diiy ttw?SV'1!;0 lvin."M theVowltlK, to; - afford
iMtlng - .r-t iiv-f Mlci. lculiiiUioiiilte whew ;hoaH,ahd i'hargoi freight
I If. 1. nrowninirSii -f-unil h. Over: Weekeifll-' . 1 1 XiV?:':1?? 'I1" ..li-ahsDorlaUon. .vlntf! the: 9hlcr8
B O STONIANS
FINE FOOTWEAR FOR MEN
Spring's new, smart style
This month the Saturday Evening Post d rid
American Magazine will show to over five
millions of America's well dressed men, the
new season's smartest style note in shoes for
men.
It's the Bostonian "Tisbury." You will firtd
it featured in our window this week
The Tisbury
BIRDOEirir
Hero VUitiiig
B. C. Stone and
titl
Hill
who are returning. from Utah Htate
piiIIpi-a bra vtoitinw i. ,
for a W dnvH with Mr rl". x,"
days with Mr. and Mrs.
M. M
ChrJstlanson, "
From Cove
Another business visitor In 1-a
Grande today Is Christ Bcrtsch,' of
Cove. . v . . .
From Vnlon
W. W. Stovons, of Union, county:
eomniLisloner, wai In Lh. Cliundo
loduy on buslnona.
In KolUi
L.. W.. Shirley, master mechanic
or the O.-W., Is In llelth today on
business.-
Moot for Funeral .
The members of the T.a (Irnnde
13. P.. O. Klks IbdBO will meet at i
the' templo tomorrow. at 1:30 p. m.
to attend tho funeral of O. V. (Joo
lidgo. : ; '
Vkllliie Here
ir. J. Unrland, of Ccntrala,
Kansas, ls vlsltlns In Iji tlrando
for a few days Rt the home of his
brother.: B; M. Durland.
Visiting. : : . ."-
Miss Lawnna Mye'rs.'of Summer
ville. is vIsltlnK over this weekend
in La' Grande nl-the homo of Miss
Margaret Dixon.-. ;
Ketnrued- lfomo-. ,
: ilr. 'iahdVMrs.' Lester Mnstcrtftn
liav'o.reiyrnod hofiiff from.a 'Irlinto'
.,', - j r-ji . ' i""V; iiuii, ;.iuueii; i-roieesor
"-W Ytoek.ithcy.mna Ule'iWt Murphj;, Caldwell; Mr and
trip ;.b,ycai V Jj,; j. s.;,la,.l3i wli',Walla;.K
SienHnB Veek , . '.
' 'Mrs.: Mary Underwood, of Pleas
ant Grove,' is In. La, Grande spend
ing a -week visiting with friends
and relatives.: -:'..
.. :.'-l-'v-;:v..:- '!-'.?.&;;.''. ;S
vi-JUng iiorf . .. . ;; i'' . -'i-'
Miss J,Lydia.'. 'Xorta':--Austin;-.',of
. i " """"fH"! T
at the homp. of hor.-nlcco, Mr8.;
Wesley-McDonald. '..She. expects lo
bo;' here-; for' .the -weekend, : "
.; I
In Salem ' . "; .
Dr, aiid.. atrs:' il- L.
''''.
Ingle audi
fi.mlIy.and.Mrs, ellavInBle are In
lh'i;Vre 7 muV
and
of the .Oregon Osteopathic assocls
tion. ; Dr. .Ingle will' return Wed
nesday: nigM.
-'A.'
Hero From-l'orllndfT-' ''
" Miv and Mrs. Allen If. Jtuntcr,
:.. . ,.;ti.-... .: t
. Franpiu ewllri..ot;; roHlftnd.ls
I-.Grarido-vlsittnc atho-homVJ:7vTty-ya" Y,tt!".,,u'
-AW. Ills mother, Mrs. Chester Newlln.
Itwtiirnett HomA ' - '-i .
turned home from- the Clrande
u-.ii -u-- vAAAtit
operation aiid . U improving . very.; H luT H"ie.?. at aKlW Mr" 4n4.L "Senator Joseph, it scorns, pro
satisfactorily; . .:ri;.: ';r.lyi-yyTn Su-vn Uomct z. eposes: that this Undertaking he .fln-
i i i n. ; . i ancen uy mo stato througli tho 1s-
To Shil Jjnk-& : -. ' i-; fF,'OIM suanco of utllty certificate or
Hilly Undloy left this morning ( A L Whitcly, of Klgin, under- some other evidence of tndchted
on No. 24 for Suit Iake City nrt6rrwent operation for the removal nesa .against the properties. uch
spending tho winter attending voC nls "I'Pendix Wednesday-night a program would be foredoomed to
.',-'. ... -.fr- nh thn Crnniln T?,,rw1., lw.uf.it..! ... r.illm.n r,.,.... it.. t.....t tt.i...
school at Molalla, Ore. Ito traveled
as far as ;.La Clra'ndo with Mr. and
"Mrs. libster" Mastdrton.. ;:-
First TxhviI Heirlo
T. B. 1 -ft'entzer.
of J'YuUduJe.
1
n-ought the first crato o Grande j
Ronde valley straw-berries Into La
Grando today.' They, were fine,
largo berries.-. ITo oxpects to liiiVp
several more crates ready ovdr the
weekend. " " t" '. f
To Suiiimorvlllo
Mr. and Mrs. Itay TJuell, nccorty
1anied by Mrs. Ada Clark, went to
Hummerville on Decoration day and
Slfrblted at the comelory ami also
attended the dinner given it the
Masonic hull by tho Summervillo
cemetery association.
i
To Halfway.
Miss Katheryn Moran left yes-
lerny morning for Halfway to nt-
me urunuo jtouuo uis-
7trict - -which Is being held In that
city this weekend. She will return
Sunday night, Portland; A. J, Kertmond, Port-
. - ... Iliind; R. D, Dynr, Walla Walla;
To Knlei-prise Betty Glenn, Portland; Alayno Ben-
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert JIanna .how, Portland; H. O. Brower, Port
and family are driving to Kntor- 1,tm,: Jack Carvel, Los Angeles;
prise today
Mi'. Hunmi Ih thorn on ImmIiuds. I
' .
,t'w En,llJf
.hi iMimicu .smith Ih a now
cmployo at tho lj. and J., drugstore.
In SouUM rn Ore-son a !.,.,,
Gene Kaus and VliBil Conley are 1 j,. jjcKcnnon left for Porl
visitine l Southern OieKon tliis ,.nu Wednesday accompanied by
week.' They left Thursday imirn- i,ls ,iuKhtcr, Mrs. Charles Wriglit.
Iliff driving to Harney and Malheur 0r linker, and Mrs. Will Ledbctter,
counties to visit for about u week
nnd spend Decoration day.
Ilonor liiK lllrlliday
Visiting at tho homo of Mr. ami
Mrs. Frank DelCalb in honor of I
Mrs. DeKalb's birthday are Mr.
ami Mrs. M. Nudeliuan, a daUKhleri
of Seattle and Lawrence Hill, u
son from Portland. The visitors will
"lul iionie ;unt,ay .morning.
Ht'gLsterf!! ncre
Among those registered at local
hotels arc: V, A. Kopf, Hoise; M.
Mi Huston and wife, Kansas t'lty:
J. A. Itosioy, Boise; Mr. and Mrs..
S. 0. Draper, Portland; K. T. Jack
so, Pendleton; ; Mr. .iiid . Mrs.' Ani
soli. Cornell, Caldwell; Professor
M. -Hlaki,;l'oitlaiui: l'etc Henning
n eiser; aiorcls Green. Ios Angeles:
ll.-A. Wilsonr lortlandiJ. J. Murr
and family, Portland; O'rf:. Hewitt,
Portland: .Mr. and .Mrs. Clyde
Murr, Portland; C. C. Miller, Port
lifn; Charles J. Knobbe.. Astoria;
Mrj and Mrs. Jack Hrlttaln, Walla
Walla; August von Hacht nnd wife.
Ponlnnd; Air. aim Mrs. K. It. John
i,nd ,.,,. Ml. ,, .,,.
- rii, i!ltiH 4.11..' n... ,.....!..'
J ' .. iiiuMj
Keuviiie, 1'aiadlse.
Attend Itocltjil
,, ,.., :...
(.,,ulu,lt;e M the ,,,li;.,.sily ot
::0"0".1".'8 " depart
ment ot physical' education i -will nt-
tend, , with a group of .majors in
tWa . department, a dance recital:
,y,,uW,ii.5,:aiuC y:M.ttt.nqvutMi!8 vbelnff'-ctiual, this will nt-
viram. insi,riicior in interpretivo-
Z 'Xi.. ' -T.-j;!; V.-
"'.f: latrfiinoii. ,1 JliriilK TII1IJ
t, " v : T 5
r", ywH"". im
shc M'ill hpSn charfje of the drama-
ik-m arjKuimfni -or ine TMrlrf-He-nr't
m) in thc ti
Karitft - ' -
"iss couiuy. Alter ai hh ' h aver
at tho Grando Rondo, hospital
j'Jjort Hie IfuspKal '
Mrs.. Levi Johnson, who recently
underwent an operation at tho
Grande ,Rundo hospital, returned
homo Wednesday.;:
V'
.Operation
Mrs. JJels Nelson, who has been
Patient at the Grande Rondo
hospital for quite a while follow
ing an operation, has g:ono home.
ReturncxI ironic
Tho small son of Miv and Mrs.
Noah Folk has returned home from
tho .Grando Rondo hospital where
he has been seriously 111 of pneu
monia,. . . .. , .: .
Operation Thursday
Miss 1'ortia Westenskow under
went niv operation Thursday for,
the rem oval'' of a goiter.
VIM-BANG!
THEY COME-THEY GO
WITH TERRIFIC POWER AND LOTS OF SPEED THE GREAT NOISE
ATTRACTS ATTENTION. I!UT AFTER THEY JIAVE GONE FROM
SIGHT, HOW CALM EVERYTHING SEEMS.
IT REMINDS US OF THE HIGH POWERED SALESMAN WHO
LAND'S IN TOWN NOW AND THEN TO MAKE A CLEANING. HE
MAKES LOTS OF NOISE, ATTRACTS CONSIDERABLE ATTENTION
WHILE HERE AND PAYS FOR EXPENSIVE ADS TO ANNOUNCE
HIS ARRIVAL, FINDS A FEW FISH THAT BITE THEN LEAVES.
HOW THINGS QUIET DOWN AFTER HE HAS GONE AND HOW
PEOPLE WONDER JUST WHAT HAS HAPPENED WHILE HE WAS
HERE.
AFTER THEY HAVE TAKEN A RIDE IN HIS HIGH POWER
MACHINE MANY CALL AND ASIC OUH OPINION AS TO THE POS
SIBILITY OF A SAFE LANDING.
Folks, do you think a man with a business paying huge profits is out
selling his stock from door to door? He isn't.
ASK US FIRST AND THEN USE YOUP. JUDGEMENT
lluiteit States JNattmtal Sank
At tho Hotels
The following are registered at
local hotels: C. E. Honsley, Pendle
jtonj. C. H. Anderson and tvlfe
Kllensburg; Margaret Ames. Boise;
TMaiio Oinsburg, Alice Hayes, Port
land: G. W. Mack, llolao: Mr. and
Mrs. V. R. Redhead, Portland
J. C. Bell. Nam na: L. M. Johnson
arm lumuy, Vancouver; au u.
Jiikiieson. Walla tWalla; JLeo 8.
Wilcox, Spokane; O. O. Gooch,
Uuck. Nanumi A. h. Holland,
liolse; M. C. Mockoy, Tho Dalles;
N. Scotlo, Union; O. W. Culp, Salt
, lako City; Mc. and Mrs. James
' Hooks, Seattle; A. lv; Hampton,
.Walla Walla; F. J. Martin, Port
land. of Alice!, and his two Krami-
daughters, Koamu and Patricia
WriKlit. They expect to bo pono
about two weeks visiting relatives
In Portland and Shorldail
' ...
),llnr to Hoanliiulit
Mr. and Mis. Arthur Allen are
,r.-ivin,- i, H, 1,1.,,,. n,i nfir.
noon to visit relatives. They will
.return tomorrow evening. '
Track At Pullman v .
Covered With Mud
-PULLMAN, TOlsh., MJay 31-
(AP) An Inch of muck .covered
tho- Kogei's .Field track- hole .tliis'
morning.' making record-breaking
pTei-foi'mancer. oi.tvof tho '.(Uestion
in tiie '.'Pacific: tfoagt'.'confbrence
tmekaml field meet this"' after
noon. s- . : " ' f. 'l".
"The cinder path wasf'soft and'
soggy yesterday .during the pre.
lllninai'los and "hard.-.: vain.' last
night made It still ' worNj uiis
morning.. Tho .rain, stopped about
8 a. m. but the dnmago had been
done.
ED BAILEY MAKES
I .'POSITION CLEAR
(Continued from Page One)
nicnt. Data nlrcndy available as
sures lis thill n nnmnrnhnnuti'a .In.
velopment upon a sound basis will
afford ,, an . unlimited supply of
power ut' a -low cost.' All oilier
tract. Industry to our state arid con-
V".'--ixnuuiemBieriiuiy - to our. .prosper-
1V' I'l'nlini I rtnlhlimnHf mill nlon
'P .ln COiumr,la an :ftn , lmme-'
?W 1'ermant-nt ana Hubstantial
reum-Mon jn rreignt irates. ,
tho Issue..: Tho only iSKitc is: Shall
ho developed by tho federal gov
ernmcnt or by tho Uix payers of
Ureiron
failure from its inception. Under
such a scheme every Dower devel-
opment undertaken would, at the
outset, ho mortgaged for more than
its physical value.
"Tho scheme is unsound and hn-
ractical from every standpoint and
tho tax payers of this state -should
consider well, tho probable disas
trous consequences before they
endorse It.
"I do not, under any considera
tion, favor tho development of the
Columbia river by tho slate. I
heartily favor Its development to
tho fullest extent, solely by the
federal government; and as gov
ernor of Oregon, I will do .every
thing within my power to hasten
an early and favorable action
tnereon by thc government, and
will co-operato in every way with
tho legislature and all other or
ganizations interested to bring that
"result,"
HOME PEOPLE INTERESTED IN HOME FOLKS
EDUCATIONAL FEATXTK
The second of a series of educa
tional films showing at tho Arcade
will bo on tomorrow's program, en
titled "Streets of Mystery." This
film shows many of tho peculiari
ties of India.
TROJAN TEAM
WINS TRACK,
FIELD TITLE
(Continued from' Par Ono)
a gap of two yards over tho field '
of six at the half way mark. tie
needed all this margin, however,
to withstand the ; great closing
bids of both Tolan, the world's
record holder, and tho blond,
rangy Dyer. Wykoff'a winning
margin over the Michigan negro
wu a bare- two feet, with Dyer
on Tolan's heels.
Wykoff's time, equalled the
mark sol by Al Leconey in 1922.
equalled by ltpnry Russdl in
1H2G and again by Wy.Totf yes
terday In tho semi-finals.
Vast Mllo
Running a front race from start
to finish and, setting a pace that
had many of his rivals groggy,
and in a state of collapse at the
finish, Georgo RuUwinklc, of the
College of the City of New York,
captured tho one mllo run In thc
fast lime of 4 minutes,-18.4 sec
onds. BuRwlnklo had a margin
of 25 to 50 yards on tho field
most of tho way but as ho stag
gered to .tho tape this -was cut to
a bare flvo yards by Penrose .Hal-'
lowell, of Harvard, who closed
with a" great burst of- speed to
beat; . RlU! McKuiff,, of I'ennsylvan
lai for tho ilace. 1 ' . . "'
; .(Miff HalBtead. of Southern. Cul
ifornkii: vwas among those . who
found the early paco to,o,hot and'
ho- wound, up eighth.'.
In a smashing tlrive, - Charley
Kngle. of Yale, won the440 yard
run In 4S seconds, subduing his
Holy Cross rival, Heinle McCnf
ferty, with a whirlwind early paco
and . then .withstanding closing
rushes' by G-raham, .of .Syracuse,
nnd Vlq.' Williams, of - Southern
California,-, whp finished second
nnd third. , , ...
.. ' Harvard Vnultor Wins
. . A surprise was-furnished In tho
pole vault when Oscar Sutermeis
ter of Harvard emerged tho vic
tor, " He was the only ono of nine
I a -foot vaultors able to clear the
bar at 13 feet. 0 Inches. This left
tho rest-of the field In a scramble
for Ihe other places.
With, six events completed.
Southern California went. Into the
lead for tho first time with a total
of 17 .3-4 points. - Threo Trojans
were among it he eight who. tied
for-second placo In tho pole vault
u!t 13 feet. J f -'. ' ,
.Stanford". wa.H' second wllh 15
t-"4 points and Harvard, furnlsh
lug the big sitrprlso of tho meet;
was. a close it bird with 14 points.
i lirciix Cracks ltecoiil
. ,Kric Krenzj -tho Stanford enp
tain, prevented from being credit-'
'e'V'Svith a new.' discus record yes--ttrd)y4eeaurto-
of - the wind.'
whirled the platter a distance of
lfi() feet, 9 3-4 inches to estab
lish an orfHal new meet mark
today in tho finals. Tho odd part
of this was that It woo nwirly
three feet' Bhort of- Kren.' wind
aided toHH of 163 feet. 8 Inches,
which still remained In the win
ning toss. Hut today's mark sur
passed his former meet standard
of 151 feet, 11 Inches n.Hio hero
In I92S.
Surpassing his record quali
fying porrormauce, Kenneth
Churchill, of California, won the
javelin throw' with a new meet
mark of 212 feel, 5 Inches that
also equiilled tho American rec
ord made lu April, l!2ri, at I.qs
A ngeles, by Johnny A ry r ra , the
former Finnish holder or the
Olympic title. Churchill's achieve
ment beat his own new meet
murk of 207 feet, H 1-2 Inches
made In Ihe trials.
LAST MINUTE
1 1 f.nuliialioii gifts nu trouble- at I
nil If you buy prink! writing I
1 1 uim.-i. Everybody uses it ami 1
I likes it. I
1 1 N V, Ii S O N I
1 1 , OpposKn l'ost Offlcn I
BUZZ-Z
:
Weather Cooler
Than Usual At
Kamela, Oregon
Uy Mvs. C K. Thornburif
(Observer Correspondent) -KAAllihA,
Ore. (Speclnl) Al
though thero have been.aeyeral
warm days hero recently, it is
much cooler than is usual at this
time of tho year. Light rains in
the evenings huvo been quito fro-.
quout. With flowers, which grow
proptsely on tho hillsides, ' were
gathered by many people for Mem
orial day. Mushrooms aro becom
ing more, plentiful.
Mrs. 1. Wiggles worth spent a
few days In La tlrando. last week
visiting relatives nd friends.
Whllu there she attended the I.a
Grando High school exhibit. Her
daughter, Virginia; took part in tho
program.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. ICclley spent
a short time in Kamola last week
visiting at the II. Jiorstmnn homo.
Mrs. Kelley, who is Mrs. Horst
man's sister, has been staying In
La Grando with her mother, Mrs.
T. 10. Plorson. She has now gone
with Mr. Kelley to Halfway, whero
ho Is employed on tho highway.
Mrs. W. T. Hrqwu and children,
of I'erry. spent a few days--last
week visiting at tho T. liurton:
home hero. Mr. Drown, who Is now
working ut the rock quarry on tho
highway near Dodic drives there to
work dally. l-
Mrs. 1 l Rrooks and grandson,
Francis, returned on Saturday, af
ter a short visit In rortlund and
Cost Jo Rock, Wash.
Sunday Monday
AKCAIDtE
"YOUNG MAN
OF
MANHATTAN"
with
Claudette Colbert
, Norman Foster
Charles Ruggles
Join the party and
meet the gang at the
Arcade, in an all talk
ing thriller adapted
from the best selling
novel of 1930.
" Last Time PLUS
TODAY Vagabond
George Adventure
Bancroft "The Streets :
in of Mystery"
"The Mighty" Sportlites
All Talking Sound News
' 7 . Monday
Sunday .
SSffir'
with.
Helen Morgan
Fred Kohler
Ills myaie
.rilllii""-: '
...K;
til" - -
Last TimeToday
"HIDE OVI
Also
"farzan m
the Tiger
Rain Interferes
With Decoration
Day Exercises
. lly Mn. A. U. Cuiikllii
-'.'. (Observer Correnpondent) .
COVK. Ore. (Special) 1he
hrU -rnln Interefored very -nuiter
tally with the Mienwrhil day pro
Crani, as It rained so liurd and
su long that it was imposaiblo tQ
carry .the. flo.wers to tllo' ccino
tory. - Sonic few- curs uttomptcd
It. but only succeodod aftor .much
dtrriculty. Tho flowoi-s will bo
tuken to tho cemetery Sunday
morning and tho Holdlcrs gravel
decorated. There was a good
turn out ut the hall to listen to a
fino proRiam. Nearly every one
patronized tho dinnor. ;
Tiie proKraui was as follows:
Invocation, tho ltev. N. K. Jler
shey. .---.''..
-Nealh the l-'lag" (Grace' L.
Homer) by .Mrs. U Towlc, Mrs.
J. K. .Mills. T. It. 1'ilce and A. A.
Antics, with Ali'n. (.-has. , la Hmis
at tho piano. . :'
.Musical reading. VMCmuiial
Day," (EdBar A. Guest), by, Dor
othy Uurker, accompanied by
'Mrs. Lay. . . . .'; .';:' ,
Vocal solo, 'A Coiistanl l-'ilend"
(Harkness), by M,Vs. K. W.-Hell,
acco.mpanied by Mrs. iMy. ' .
An orchestral numbor,, "Melody
In I-'" (Rubenstcin), by Kugene
Anderson, ". Alinon Gciss.' Mrs.: 'r.
H. l'rico tuvd Mrs, Uty'anil Hss
uouise Auucrson, .-
Heading, "A Wlilto, .Cross,'' iii
-anco" . (Illiey Cooper)? by Mm.
'I'. V. Hetty. ' ' ' ' ;'-',
Tuesday
ri
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9A
't.oe' frlbuto." mlxixl voices.
Address, Tim Veil. S. W. Croa. :
soy,- of Pendleton. .. . ( ', . -.
"Salute lo tho Flag.'' by the
Boy ScoUts.
.-. "A -Bettor T.)sy'' (Lchuctn) by
tllo Baptist choir.
Closing prayer by tho ltev. W.
IMa'tt.
Tho prograir. waB arranged by
Mrr. T. E. l'rlce and thc dinner
was In charge of Mrs. Thos. Harris,-
Miss Thclma Anderson and
Mrs. Joe Ooyetto..
Mr. and Mrs. J. I: Warner anl
son.. Harold, of Scluh. AVush.. nrs '
guests of .Mr. and Mis. J. Jt. Flet
cher. ilurold V ai ner Is. a roan.
Ual train lug tcuchcr for the Jun
ior IiIrIi.
(OBrg&S-
XiJ INTHI WIIT
Store No. 13 La Grande
Shoe
CLEARANCE
$2.98,
A general clearing of odd
lots and broken lines
medium heels, - patents
and blondes
These .Are Good Values
' Chiropodist
Foot Specialist
, Dr. L. B. Eaton
Ii. vv.
(Practice Llmllcd to tlib Foot)
Vor tllo Pawl 15 1'cnrs Ono of
llio TjuwIIiir ChlroiKxllsts nnd
Arch SMx-bill.sts In Portland Will
Oiwii an Office at
The Sacajewea
Inn
MONDAY JUNE 2ND.
LIociimhI by (lio Slalo, Meilk-al
. .;.'" - Itonnl ,,' --'.
"Frotiuli SnnitAry PfrinloNN '
.- ' MoUkmI "
' ApiioliitinoiitH Iilrcd :
. Cliurgcs Motlcrato ,
Phone Main 830 '
EXAMINATION FniiU '
A WISE
stomer
knows where to get his
weekly wash done cheap- -ly
and efficiently sav
ing all worry, fuss and
muss.
This is his duplicate slip.
Why
Don't You
Get Wise?
I'Iioiiu M 77 .Minimum Stic
Economy Family Wash
Modem Laundry
1XVI) SCJtlHKll, Mifr.
I Mill
La GraiiUc. Ore. ' . .
Name A Wiso Customer
UtOXKD '
5 Colin rn . .10
7 Sheets ...j
4 IMMow Kflps .. '
Tablo Cloth
Ttoller Towels
1 lianil Towel ....'
6 HiitH Towels .
7 Xiipkins ., '
Tea Towels
25 ltar
30 llanilkcrchlt-iM . '
(ALL I-'INISIUJD)
NOT IIIONKD
611 Garments (.26 lbs.) 1.S0
Total Charge '.'.00
Tmc Stopc To Evmv Man