Saturday, June 7, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
,
two Att-Hlciiis
j'uo uulomobilo liCcluentH, bo til
f ;t more or less minor nature.
ivimo reporicu iu me puni'w ycii
lertlii)'. No one was reported in-
jjurotl. Mrs. Olenn Jones, of Hll-
urd, una ji. u. uiscn, 01 imKcr,
vvrro In a collision ot ineir cars
3:45 o clock yefiteriliiy at un
ion. I,. I . i.aniz, 01 i;ove, nnu is.
Malonc. of Twin Kalis, floured
uii accident at G p, in. yesterday
Adams and I'ir streets.
Irncy records in Oregon In
tliruwing the case" in the par
lance ol postal employes. rec-
Ht'd is 15 minutes for assembling
expects to attend college iu Wash
ington this fall.
Meeting PostjKMied
The Supremo Forest of the
AVoodman's clrclo which was to
Hutchison, who Is in a Boise hos-ltivo or tho fact that It Is nn un
pital. , Her sis tor, Victoria, who! usual privilege to sit under tho in
k'ft yesterday for Mountain Home, struction of such un authority and
was stopped by a telegram and one so widely known as Mrs. Both
will be iu liois0 with her father. Bailey McLean and to havo tho op-
. portunity to como to know her per-
.Maii iii-c UdjiLst sonally. Perhaps It was realized
William J. Sharp of Im. Grande all tho mom yesterday when Mr.
and Kilu-l J. l'earl of Spray, Ore.,
received a marriage license yes
terday at the county clerk's office.
have met this comins Monday J (m.v (-usn
night has been postponed until the
state manager arrives. He is ex
pected June 15, at which time a
special meeting will bo called.
To Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Otover (.rimmctt
l'meeduro In a civil case was U
pun this murninp at the justico of
the peace court with C.
Appleby told them that at the
Baker school which had been bo
inff so successful this week, with
a .splendid teacher and a larpo at
tendance, Mrs. .Mclean's book was
be i up used as a basis fur tho dis
cussions. This school was spon
sored by tho Kastcrn Oregon Llpht
Booth and Power Co.
asl Work
Ml, and Mrs. I. French havo
iiMjved word thai Leslie (.'teiuo,
on a combined business and pleas
J' t uni trlii
r I ...1.. iifitw1nm.fi llinir ttim.fti.lii u- I
holds one of the highest profi-
vs. Cheslcy Johnson. Tho jury hud
not been completed early this af
ternoon, ltobert U. Chrisman, re
nublicau nominee for prosecuting' inir thromrh Hood Itlvei. to take
accompanied by Mrs. Fred Holmes. attorney of Wallowa county, la at- thc upper street and watch out for
left for Portland by car Thursday, ; torney for the plaintiff and K. J. John's" drug store. It is more
Well, anyway, about 4U0 1-a
Grande women driving to Portland,
will be curious enough when driv
VLsIihiK Here
Mrs. Peggie Mollinette, of lirig
hani City, Utah arrived in La
Grande yesterday and will spend
two weeks visiting at the home of
Kitchen for tho deftidant.
TO 1'AClH'll
.Miss Nellie JjG Frees left last
night for Kverelt, vnsh.
into 2 separate compartmenis 815Mr!j GUc3 Harntlciu
trus neariug inu names ui jrc-
K'n postofflces.
rur.
nil without an
In Pcuulctmi
Mis. Kdgar Wilcox and daugh
. Lcola, are visiting at the home
..r Mrs. K K. Dlvens in Pendleton
for a few days.
From Roosevelt
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Leonard, of
Roosevelt, AVash., arc visiting at
the homo of Hugh Hulse. They
arrived this week.
SCHOOL BEST
GIVEN, WOMEN
OF CITY SAY
(Continued from Page One)
McLean's instruction," said a 1.11
' 'tlrumUs woman yesterday.
Improving .The course ut demonstrations
. Mrs. Kent Heliiiiii;.', wllo under-! ).,i t,s ycur included a club
wont a inujor operation last week luncheon on Tuesday, a tnmlly dln-
jat tho hospital, is imurovlw; i ner on Wednesday, u bridal brouli
ot Portland' .aiiidlv. Ir,, Tlmnlllv nnrl i KllllilllV
A-entiiHT supper .on, . Friday., The
fh'Mlliix J'eit ,
I'utlierlne Lieihei'H,
liuuthter of Mr. and Mrs. C M. 1 I.
,.L. ............ . . I I
uuuimpnreys; L.iueon cmun, uepuiy - lUHuriis . j . and recipes have all appear
ouniy coroner or Multnomah J. yfm Farrls, manager of Muit-;,.d (n tilL, conim) of The Observer,
onnty, a cousin of Mr. Humphreys i BOmery; Ward ami Co., has re- on lhu (iay lhe different menu was
turncu irom u nip iu auilwhu prepared. Mrs. .Mcuean was asaisi
nd A'era Botorff, of Portland,
tiusin of Mrs. Humphreys, are
Qn-re for a few days visiting rela-
hives. They will attend tho fun-
nil of, Alice Snook while In La
Irande. . . '
V diver to Speak ,
The Hcv. Mr. Oliver, retired Bap
ttist minister, will speak at 11
luck at- the Gospel mission- to-
himrrow morning. Mrs. Blackburn
tfkvlll deliver tho evening .sermon,.
Ijeginnlng at 7M5.
islt? Jforc
Miss- Maurino Moore arrived in
a Grnndo this morning from
'ortlund, to upend, several days
isiting friends' here.- Miss Moore
; a former resident of .La Grande
ml is a graduate of the local high
kehool. She Is on her way to Cal
ifornia where sho will spend the
imiincr visiting her pa re ills. Miss
plooro Is now teaching at II i 11s-
ioro. Ore.
Seattle.
d thia year by Miss Eva Ledbotter
of Allcel, home: economic Instruc-lort-whllo-thv
Misses ltuth Geibel,
Margaret and "Allao -.lUnu ..also
llere on ltiislnes
Leo do la l-'onladne, . of Port
iid. who has been in La Grande
itr tho past few days on business,
ft today for linker ,
J,.
e lNli'tlaml
Oeoro Fuller left last IllKlit for
ortlund by ear. . where ho will
hiend a week of Ills vnealiun. vls-
tins Ills In-other' and sister-in-law,
hlr. and Mrs. I.ou Fuller.
efl Kt N'IkIK ' ;
.Miu IT. Huffon! and her nleee
iKhllss .lulla Hnitllr, left last nlfclit by
i-iiiil for Mlehlpin whero Ihey will
isit relatives anl friends for about
month. i .
I 1 1 1 I'oillancl
I.r. and Mrs t'harles Karther
nil family are in Portland on a
usiness and pleasure trip.
mil
To JorlUuul .. .
Mrs. U E. Waltz left by train
for 1'ortland, Wednesdiiy nlKhl, .Kliq hl!i..,,.r
will visit with her mother, wllilol " : I'OlNTKltM ' '" " V
thoro. . i I'l'l. I ,Ointteijuieo,i qr-lemoo. Jnlco and
' 'I i ' ' T ia little 'BUKar. on canteloiie kills,
Return Homo I make a'V' ry goofl cookluli.
I... I'. ' Day 'and his two suns, . : i
Vunco and Alvin, returneu nimn-, ,iway usu an Iron fryinff pall.
yesterday from Corvallls, wneio lf at ull puu,! f01. caramellzlns
Alvin is a junior ui me " sllBar.
Stato collese. xney niaue uio n
lere ViKlllns
Mr. ami .Mrs. William Vadnuis
liiiil threo (lanuhters. of Portland,
ire in l,a Crande visiting at the
ionic of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Frel-oi-K.
Tiiey made tlio (rip b,y car.
by car.
than half way down the business
street, in the center of the block
on tho high I hand side of the
street ns you're driving to Portland.
Tho seven-nilnuto frosting is
splendid for while cuke, or spiced,
cliocolalo or nut cako.
Well tho school is over, and bak-
int- nowder went into everything,
it was supposed to be put in! And
tho hent WAS turned on and oft
for the unking of the lovely take
yesterday. Wednesday was the
heavy day and reminded one 01
the Scotchman who went to the
seven ring circus and- broke Ills
neck. ...
STATE AUDITOR
QUESTIONS BILL
(Continued from Tago One)
Carol Returns
To Rumania; To
Receive Crown
lUH'HAUKST. ituniania, Juno 7
( A P) The proclamation of for
mer Crown Prince Carol as king
of ltumnnia, today was demanded
by a majority of deputies in par
liament eloso upon the heels of
Carol's drama lie return to lluch
arest. by airplane from his exile
In l-'raneo.
U had been decided earlier that
Carol should be proclaimed king
tonight but It was found Impossi
ble to hold a sitting of parliament
which probably will be convoked
tomorrow morning.
Should tho government insist on
the standpoint that Carol become
regent only, it Is possible that
Premier Maniu will resign and
that parliament will proclaim
Carol as king of its own powers.
Tho populnco was reported
pressing for Carol's proclamation
as king.
(jl'KKN MAHIK MAKES STATU
MM NT
VI UN N A, Juno 7 (AP) Dow
ager tjueen Marie of Uumanla re
reived first news of the unival of
her son, former crown prince Car
ol, In Hue ha rest from the Kumnn
Ii'. minister who: inet her at the
Vienna railway station whore' she
stopped en' route to Oberammer
gau. - - : 1 .-
Her first words 'were: .
"As mother V am very pleased
at Carol's onthusiastli; welcome
home. As to myself, l always will
remain tho faithful guardian of
my people." '
Underwent Operation
Mamo Speckhart underwent a
serious operation this morning at
ihA Crande Hondo hospital, and is
reported to be doing as well as ;
Carameli.o a cup of granulated
sugai1. Let it dry, pound it up and
run through a sieve. This makes n
very pretty garnish for the icing of
a cake, is tasty and In candlo light
Hpur.kles quite prettily.
expected.
Ilcliirncd Hume
Mr?:. I-. H. Craig has returned
from a two weeks slay i" Kalania.
Wash., visiting nor sister, Mrs. It.
A. Parks.
'illlges a 9 '
per for 'b'
to the !'
. nts u do.en urL.
ci"i ;i-n '.it. ui a
A tone Is a-cake with more fill
ing than cake and is coming to be.
JuHuA:ittoi.uhd more. Of course it
- " is not so good for a picnic or mi-
Lciiviiig Tonight " " i ilaf occasion as It must ,bP eaten
if. K. Srolt is leaving Imiighl on ;wilh ;i r,irI(i 'j-u, morlngao pine
hls way to Miissoula, Miii)!:. ;.lo .vwl.t ! it, i j , i k fi " rto r -fl on Thursday was
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. K. non,-of a ti't,l than a'cakc. '
w..tt anil to ioin his wife who Is j iJ
visiting there. -Mr. and .Mrs. Scott rjt(
will return jto La Uiaiuio auei t . C;indy.
and , in April $tf4.!Ht. May ex
penses have not yet been compiled.
A number of telephone conversa
tlo.nn,. arq sahP to have beetv. be
tween the governor and his cam
paign, headquarter In Portland.
Attached lo vouchers going from
tho governor's office was a nota
tion' that none of tho money In
cluded In the expense accounts
was spent In connection with the
campaign-
V Close Scrutiny Promised
.Carle A brums, secretary of the
board of control, said some of lhe
governor's expense claims for May
hail reached his orflce. but that
they -.would not be public records
until some action hud been taken
on :lliem.
-It was said at the state dopn'rt
jnent that the expense accounts of
all slate officials who were candi
dates or who w e re In any w a y
conned ed with the campaign
would bo closely scrutinized.
LA GRANDE'S FIRST
AUTOMOBILE TAXI
(Continued from Pair On)
happened.
Dr. W. T. Phy purchased the car
In 11)00, when it was new, but dur
ing the winter something frozo and
It was brought to Mr. Smith for ro
pafrs. Seems queer going to a bi
cycle shop to repair an automobile,
but queer things happened In those
days. Mr. Smith, with an -eye for
business, recognized its possibilities
and ono spring day, Uen Noyes bo
enme a taxi driver, owner of Dr.
Phy's frozen Iteo.
Twenty-thrco years has perhaps
done much for L,a Grande and its
people. Mr. Smith's business has
grown from a bicycle repair shop
to that of an automobilo dealer.
Tho taxi business has prospered
from one fresh air machine, to a
number of sedans; from ono man
to many. Mr. Noyes has progressed
from a taxi-man, who was out in
all kinds of weather, to a com
fortable barber shop of. which he
Is tho proprietor.
Chug, chug, chug sput, sput the
old car starts, and in a whiz U
takes us back to today and drops
us, but beforo it goes don't fall
to notlco tho bondage on the rear
tire. Bandages then were first aid
for injured tires.
WYKOFF SHATTERS
100-YARD RECORD
(Continued from Pago One)
REMINGTON WILL
DELIVER ADDRESS
(Continued from: Page One)
fashlaned easy chairs, with their
heavy leather and great big tacks.
In those days, one might bet, every
seat was a rumble seat as far as
any noise or wind was concerned.
The selling for the picture is
near tho Oro Dell bridgo on the
old road. There was a no) her photo
graph too dim to print, of Mr. and
Mrs. Al Andrews In another car,
and Mr. and Mrs. Noyes In tho taxi.
A Heal Pioneer
And whether or not the car had
a starter, it was a starter for many
things that mean history for Ia
Crande. It was the pioneer taxi
M r. Noyes was n brave man to
start it. It might have boon the
first used ear salo in Iji Clraiide,
but whether or no, I. C. Smith
then a repairer of bicycles man
aged tho deal and this Is how it
u shunt wind at his back, but the
bl-eezo was not sufficiently strong
to ruin his chances for official ac
ceptance of his performance as a
new world's record. '
, " Anderson's Luiigo Wins
, Stephen Anderson. lnlversHy of
Washington hurdler, tied the
world's record o :14:4 In defeal
ing I.ee JSentman, Illinois, in the
J20 yard high hurdles by a. foot.
Senlman and Anderson run. neck
and eek until they reached Hie
last hurdle, when Anderson, in a
furious drive, lunged lulu tho tape'
a winner.
Joo Siva It, aco of thp llutler co
lege team, stole the ono mile run
from ltufus Kiser, of University of
Washington, the clumnplon
shlp. and ltalph Hill, of Oregon.
Sivak stayed with tho second flight
until the back stretch of tho last
lap and then set a. sprinting pace
to tho finish, leading Kiser, tho
early puce setter, by five yards to
win In 4: 1 h'A, Sam MacKeever,
Illinois, came from, nowhere on
tho home stretch and Just beat
Itay Swarlz, of Western Stato
Teachers, Kalamazoo, M.lch., by a
foot. Hilt was sixth after shar
ing the early lead with Kiser,
Simpson Wilis 220 In 20.7 '
Simpson, beaten in his heart
breaking finish with W'ykoff In
tho century, came back to smash
the N. C. A. A. record in winning
the 2 0 yard dash In :'2U.7. Simp
son, off In front, bounded along
witli terrific speed, making a show
of his field, and finished five
yards ahead of Cy l.eland, of Tex
as Christian, with Hddlo To lan.
t ho Wolverines' sprinter, third.
Simpson clipped a tenth of a sec
ond off tho meet record estab
lished by himself a year ago. Wyk
nlT was not a starter In tho
yard event.
Iteginald (Pole) Howen, Pitts
burgh's track captain, became
Ho -yard champion, defeating a
fine field In 4S seconds even, throe
tenths of a second slower than the .
meet record, llowen led from the
start ami stood off brilliant chal
lenges by Victor Williams, of
Southern California, and ltussel
Waller, of Northwestern, the de
fending champion, Walter drew
the outside lane and needed 3U0
yards to get Into, a challenging
position.
Huskliy, Leading Meld
With ten of the sixteen events
run oil, tho 'University of Wash
ington was leading in the table of
points with ;tn: Ohio State second
With 27: Southern California third
with 2U,
Harold Mimning. of Wlohlla
university. Wichita. Ivans., ran tho
legs off a field of -4 to win the
two mile run In 0 : 1 S. 1 . record
breaking time. He clipped IU 7
10 seconds off tho N. C. A. A.
mark. ...
A oro Koconl lime .
Orvil Martin, ot Purdue, smash
ed tho S. C A. A. record fur ,tho
SKO-yurd run by defeating Dale
Letts, of Chicago, bv ton yurds In
1:54.1. clipping a tenth of a sen
ond off tho mark made by Johnny
Slltif. of Illinois, in 1U27. "
IT. A. Conley. Tvnnwood. -Cal.;
Inventor, has patented an auto
matic device for plastering walls.'.
Expert Hat
Cleaning 75c at
ANGEL'S
SHOE
SHINING
PARLOR
Chiropodist "t
And - ;
Arch Specialist:
DR. L. B.EATON 3
(Practice Limited to the. Foot).
All Foot Trouble Successfully.
Troated. Appointments Desired.
SACAJAWKA IXXY 3IaUi 80
Examination Free - ;
BLUE MT. ICE CREAM 1
The IJcst in Eastern Oregon. 39c tt Quart, all day s
', ToiHwrrow, Sunday. 2 Ice Cream Cones for 5c
" ' They're Twins at
MERGER'S CASH
GROCERY
FRESH MEAT DAILY
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NORTHWEST PREMIER SHOWING
Miss Caro-
W1IH
liiir iaii of water to lust , Bold the school colors.
ir n 'siioonfiil of the hoi Mine WUHanis, art Instructor,
wrok.- ' tho'U nttlli of his viu-alion ; ,.,,,,' , .., . ..un of water, If. tho ntlvlsor.
from his work al the J. I'- l'l',1,u'j't,t, ii. Is rather to. heat tho water thanl s The taff is as follows: Miss
store. i ihMl the candy. . .. j flraca Gelhcl.' editor: ailss Miriam ,
-. .v rscxw- ' "T :-' . TOnnE nsslsTiinf editor: Miss I
r I'm-lliiml l ' 41 niaie not i:iistard and iirtiliBC ! Velio Jllintlnxton, art editor; lien
;v .Mies- llcrtha. Wnllsinccr, " ini'tl her .nfll ,,, r() ,.u ..excellent fillings,. Oestorlini.' and Charles Cook, html- j I
l,i-,,r!iM Kverelt WallsinKer. arc ,.. ,.., .,,,, yesterday. A ness nmiinscrs; Miss Harriet)
dilvlnir lo l'oitlanil today, where
and .m ihs r lein i
l,.in,,n I'llllnir , Is. also uood. hut If Ahca rn, senior iilcfiires; Miss lies-,1
llln Wullsinu-er will make a". I i,., ,,, , tali., onlv a ha f cuo.ter WcslonsKow
definite stay. ' l- l.-inon Juice; 'fllllne tho cup up Wri-lll, freshniall plelures; T.lllian
I wiiii ..ii,.. . ntid adillnir . some! Chaduiek, eirciilallna: r.eo Waite. 1
l.en (lie llospllal ),-.'. ;
(.corse Yetreau left the' ("iiani1
ltondc hospital Kriday alter lieini!
a patient there. ' -;
To rortlnnil
.Mrs. M. Hlcliox left last hIkIiI
for Portland, where she will visit
relatives for two weeks.
siiKar, according to ttislc. .men's athletics: Miss lietninyri
I ; Miller, women's athletics; .Miss
There Is no! KUaranlee that fudlfci Alice lloylcn, faculty: Miss Clrace
...in ..... Kiiir..i. MIII..SS al the sucar: lfalllnit, humor: Miss Alta LallK-
ms IhoroiiKlily dissolved before the'' ley. organizations: Miss Kvelyn
' . . . . 1.lmnn '.Viilnli ti's l.piienn: Miss
I rooking process oeguis.
Itellll'lUMl MoilH?
Mrs. J. C Camp and son. Jack,
eturned Thursday from a visit in
ho Knst, where they spent six
Keeks visiting relatives and friends
it Woiisau, Wis., Detroit. Mich.,
nd Chicago, 111.
Arrived Tuesday "
Eunice und CharlcsninntiOn and
Kv'alter Kennedy, of Iimvale, Nelir.,
Li-rived in Im tlranile last Tuesday
Inornlng for a visit with their uti
le, 1). A. 1'lilllipH ot this cliy. They
Intend to vlsit'.ln ' I'ortlnnd and
oi ins. In California, before rclurn
ig home this fall. .... ;
'o SKikane . ... ., ... .
.Miss Kathryn. Andelop. aecon.
anled by her .'grandparents, left
lero Friday morning for Spokane
auto. Miss Anderson, who is
h member of this year's graduation
iss of the T.a Cirnnde High school
To Vtnh
Mrs. V. AfcDanlel aild dalighler.
Hazel, have left for l.ogan. I'luli.
where they will visit witn relatives jn Kl11(s
f.... in,, mniillis.
Kralmnn. 'iV'oliian's League; Miss
Pauline Knllou, K. 11. A.: business1
If you have no lniniedlate use! committee; Audrey Ileymer. Mabel
for lhe 1'gir vo ks. aficr making u .""mm
cake which
whiles.
oiks, nrier making u; i.iiiui, inmuon.1.
culls for only tho' Udwln Rogers, Jean Ttaybnrn, Mlsa 1
droii the yolks In bolllngt Hoguc; assistants: Ustat .Tolinson, I
hou wilier and allow them lo cook, i' ' i""11' . ..nii-i .-i.i . .,
using them for sandwich filling, vlun r.urki Kunlce Cray. VerBClla
tc. Never throw out in.v ' ...... .... .. v.-
Hnys Ifnir liilercsl
Nick Stevens has bought half
interest in tho l.a Grande Shoe
.Shining parlors with J'c.le llosos.
fl'o I'ortlanil : 1
Mr. and Mrs; W. I'. Moore and
daughter. Culene. went tu I'ol-t-land
this morning returning bniiie
after attending the funeral of Mrs.
Mooro's father, .luhn .Schilling.
I'HEAP LETTER HEADS
Never Kill iinil -Never Will I
II l AnylMMly Any ;ool. They I
nn- Jut I.Ike . Dirty Collars. I
Ask for Sninph'S o f Iletter I
Jllir Mends I
NELSON I
I
IB Opposite Post Office
STRAW
HAT
Large
Assortment
$1.95
Homo I-'ioih l-:iigene
.Mr. and Mrs. l-'rank Slcward
and family 1 have returuefl lionie
from attending the slate I-'. 11. K.
convention in Eugene.
yolk of the egg as it contains the '. ' ' '" ' . . .
substances which have the most son, ltalph Connor. Edna Hart and
Jennie Melson.
The book is dedicated to 11. E. ;
lion't be afraid to try ilevv reel-' 1"'""'. '" e first president of Hie
pes. Cooking bceomes borcsonie K. O. N. It contains many plelures
more often when the same old .Including attractive views , of hnl
things ,e mnd,. over and over and ern. Oregon scenery Individual
over again. Recipes which an. Picture of the two classes and of
found in advertisements are very tho facu ly are shown, ' he nd-,
n-ldon. found to be unreliable, or '"I'.istration, udent actlv ties in
,1 Mrs. McLean pill It. are always r 'ldlllK clubs, living organta. Ions,
reliable; us they arc used to assist "thletlcK all shown in photo-
in the sale of n iiroiluct and the; i
greatest care Is exercised In giving
them out.
Mis. Me Lean discussed yesterday,
dinners of lhe character of tin
Parisian dliinoii Which she served
last year and which ninny Iji
Grande women have used nincc.
."ri.(Uenlly she, herself, makes
more of this than she tnrcs to use
aL one time, then cans the re
mainder and finds it very hundy lo
have In Die ease of an emergency.
Is u humor section with a very
modern title page. The general
color scheme is also in blue and
gold.
In planning n dinner bo sure
Visited Here
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Marion lleadley.
of Walla Walla, visited 111 Ut
Granoo on Wednesday and Thurs
day at the home of G. P. lleadley.
Ucltirucd Home
Mr. and .Mrs. C. I'., llappcrsctt
havo returned home from Eugene
where they attended the ! . O. E. that the Items on the menu ore
state cunvenl Ion. held Monday and not ,, soH, or all solid: not nil
Tuesday. Mr. Iltippersclt was re- s-,.,.t or all sour; (sweet tends to
elected treasurer lor the lodge ,,..,, j,,,, ,,, appetite, while the sour
and l.ylc Coiiners. of Pendlelon. j t imulateH the appetite): have not
was elected stale secrelary of Ihc!., lnl noitiu-r all cold, even In
slate aerie. j Wi,rm weather.
.'oniier Jte.sldi'nls (Vilniug ,
Word bus been received by M r.i. j 'j-j, ,.U es,. carrots scrvi d wllh
Erank Harris that Mrs. J. mile ,. .-Meken in aspic, yesterday
Itlchardson and her father. P. Ibnmke .a nlci way to serve cheese
liiekinson. of llalboa, Cal.. ..tidvjfll pi,.. (,,. f.i!.,.,. may also be
.Mrs. I'm. of San lllego. started on : fayhione.l in small apple form. u
thelr way to li Grande Jane 2,jM(f ,, dove for the bud end and
travelling by auto. Tiny are all!., rw. ,,.ar ,, stem end.
former residenls of this ity. . ,
.Mrs. Charles I'laylo received til"
I .ft Last Mglll .illeiidanie flrsl-prizi. yesterday. It
Mrs. Anna I'liinuey .-n lasr
wmm n n
electric lousier presented
nieht for Thcoihh to visit r- l.iliv.-.a. ilV u K.,.st'-rn On tren IJffht
Ih r home If with ln-r tlhiiKlit'T, ' j-OWcr ('. Am apeelat irlft no th;
Mrs. A. M. Mi Kinl'-y, ut Jns .h. j,.;0sint: ;'. In addlttun to the
who drove to I-ji (iramlc with hr. S(k s, voffi'fn vtc. ly the
s- hinini: . i).h'. lh" Mitr-uhi nl
tlmr-li NTt li'' i ( oi nst;ir li hy tin- orn I'riU:j:t
The Uv. anl Mrs. Oohiti h:iv')f t((. fi,,iir ly tin: I -a Craii'h
r-f.irn'(I to 1-a (rniinl iind rliurrh 1 ijiini,- o. r'lr., TtU roplcs (if Iilit
f-rvlc'-vs fur th- Hm i i-t ehnn h ill v Alh n'.s hook "TUf1 MuJcrn
Up as usual tomorrow. wil!i chil- I t-thrii1 if Inta!in(f Ih'liffhtf ol
ilr'"n fl day program in th? morn- ; i(,'k1m" wcrr Klvrji out by the Mh
liiff nt 10:30. ' !zol;i people.
Mhra-"y Ch..l
The J-a Grande public lihnirjri In nirikintf the
will he rlof il all dif on Snnd.'ty.t I msi-.j in two dy
(I urine Junf. July and Auk-im. jodm
OiIH'iI liy lllii'j!
Mi!H lutuWTW Hutihtfoii l"ft to
day for I.toi-o. Vhtre she w calh-d
by !:; Hints of lv T oh' r- A L.
r'iirh dreMlntf
of th: wlioo
itMlp UllKht ht; it'JJ'.'i. WOlll"
in lift a i (I. dry or tnpand. tutnv
iiorfu i a.linli. or sum'- Worc't'-r-.iilro
Kiut.
!'d-
hu : circus . n ly ... ..PhIHv- -
7 - CIRCUS : gf '" , "tl-Vwi V
I CCS LAUGHS UXVl
B Stove N6. 13 La Grande .L T, ftft 1
'VO If CHESTER CONKLIN l . jSgj
YJTrn Mr ' BEN TURPIN Vl. f
Mj Ir ',: DOROTHY BURGESS f Vtj I J
L. HELEN TWELVETREES t LI 4
I 1 I I AN ALL-STAR SUPPORTING CA1.T g h ill LC
I CfA.' Us l'athe Sound News and hear this lvT I kVJ
kroj ' f Vft ViUiphonc Acts big circus. f 3 M ' f&Z
v p , . SBSi
H K7--'i.l , I. Last Time Today. mP
Assorted .deaslii models In I WILLIAM POWELL . T V
Iuldo r imrrow hrim III in mf itfyW -Vl tSjtfi
Als' II I'POINTKI) IIKELS" jl iJxall VV-1
lleaiiuii ir odd lots Jul II " 411 f' '-T S TM
lueiily-flvo of them. Your II . . mill S' IstW I
I $1.00 II STARTING TOMORROW jMfsrtfLll.
" ' 'M a K fl IF. M?NAY J I r
y7 a i$ W y-W-Wt TVV'MM' 1 ' 'il"r','.
LV IP " ll(te&&r- ..-)' Fasc,,t,n9
I l&MM HtiiixH HATES--
JEAN HERSHOLT M (j K A W A D A
JOHN HOLLAND U H 1111 II 1 fl
Dmm iiaiiiiaiiiii mini m m Il-l'S st'ND VY
ULst Time Today i& Sound News '
"KETL'RN OK I)K. I I' A Talking Comedy MONDAY
MWf ll! " Wl "Sti-iinenr S-v"
TOMORROW
On La Grande's
NEW
PUBLIC GOLF COURSE
This course has just been constructed
for the GOLFING PUBLIC OF LA
GRANDE.
Come out and get an hour and a half's
recreation. It only costs 50c or pur
chase a book of 12 games for $5.00.
EVERY BOD Y WELCOME
THE PUBLIC GOLF COURSE