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Thursday, June 12, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING, OBSERVER,: LAQRANDE, ORE, Page Five 1 In Portland .'. Anions La Grande people In I 'oVt la ml attending Grand Lodge ihi:i week nru Hubert X. Kaktn, i'eorgo T. t'oehran Ami' Colon ftLherhanl. Acldcill- "in:: driven by Margaret L. Smith ami Phillip Ansell collided ul.Kixih ami O about 1:20 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Uoth report- Jo'-'L tho accident t4 the police, say- hiff no one was hurt. ; If INMrts Then J" JSett Webb reported to the po fc$lie. lliat a blanket, a ladies' purse i ml ?2- wcro .stolen from his (at- lartL night. Kcturucil Homo - .Mr. ami .Mrs. Oliver - Alornbe, itf Cove highway, have returned irnm a two weeks visit with rela tives and friends at Aledford, Ore. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. La von Morris, of 'I'nconiu, Wu-.sh., accompanied by heir friend, Mr. (Jru. r, are visit ing in La tlrande at the home of !Mr. Morris" mother,- Mrs. W. .1. jtriggs. They made the trip by far and will leave for I heir home in Taeonia. on Sunday. To Walla Walla ' 'i Mrs. Leo M. Fry and three sons fire driving to "Walla Walla. Wash.. On Friday to spend a week visiting Villi Mrs. Fry's mother, Mrs. U. W. fci evens. $ . ; Ulllng ' J Mrs. It. Ti. Mason had nn her pilosis last, night Mrs. Chester Wil liams, of Cove, and Miss Myrtle Williams, of Portland. They left for Cove today where Miss Wil liams will visit for a while. At Halfway k Miss Harriet Glenn, student tit the Normal school, is visiting her parents at Halfway. She will re turn Monday to attend the ,uum- ner session. I Itlng S Klizabetb Huffman of Miixvillc, 1.; visiting in . home of h;r - 'handler. ., J,a c.rande at .the aunt, Mrs. C. W. Jreluincil Ilium' i Miss Grace Phillips, student nt the Normal school, left yesterday afternoon for h.'r home at Haines, tore, where she will spend her Summer vacation. Her mother, SUi-m. Phillips, drove to La Grande J'or her. To Athena , , : '-' '"Ei Miss Juanita Crawford left yes terday for her home in Atirena. where she will vfc.lt for a few days. TkUtW Crawford will return to La. Gnuide, where she Is a student at tho'.Xornial school, to attend the u miner session. , . to Valhma Miss Maurinc Moore, J-vfioi;Is In 1 -a. .: Crando visit ing Vi'lends. is .pending today at. Wallowa. She expt'fft-s soon (o leave for California. I dtlng Miss Marie Tate, Normal school student, left this 'morning for Par ina. Idaho, where she will visit iwitli her parents Tor a few days f 1-1.7 urn. Inff t" La Grunde to attend (.-.Hummer school at K. O. N. Drive tf Portland - The Misses Amanda" Zahel, Lena 3--oley and Hazel liea. of the fac ulty of the Kastern Oi-jgon Normal Hcimot. and Miss llnbra Hansen Started this morning by car for a Fhort trip over the scenic Columbia , .JGver highway and into Portland. Tills will be Miss Foley's and Mian J tea's first t rip over the famous highway and a lso their first trip to Portland. They will return the last of the w?ek. . . To Itakci- . , Mrs. Tom Gant, of Halfway, ;'. her d.'iughier. Miss Lucile (hint, 'student at I ho Normal school, have left for Halter. Mrs. Cant, accom panied by Mr. Gant, loft Halfway for La Grande and while en route - Mr. (innt was suddenly stricken Carl Helm is In Union today nt with appendicitis nnd an operation tending the Eastern Oregon Llve- -Was: performed at I laker. Mrs. stock show. . :. GRANADA Starling TODAY PLUS t TIT T-C I Fox Sound Xcws, rahihunint Variety 1 J , , remain In riant and Lucile will Baker with Mr. Cinnt for a while, hefora (joins on lo Hntfway. hot it rued! Ifonw M.4. and Mrs. Kd Khell have re turned home from Portland and Vancouver, where M rs. Khell has been with her daughter, Kdith? who has accepted u position with the Clark County Sign company nt Vancouver. "Mr. Khell joined them a few dayn ago, going down on the. train, and he and Mrc Klell drove home together. A. It. The l .Meets Saturday A. It. will meet Saturday .Inn,. 1 4 fur'a n..-liOHtt.TO 1 o'clock luncheon t tin. S.uaj.nwa lollowed by a meeting nt the -home of Mrs. Lynne Ilohncnkntrip. P.roulil to Hospital Ueorge Walker, of Walker's Funeral service, returned late last niirli'i from u lniio- nFlihnhinPo li'in wlu-n ho brought Walter Mason, I where she will attend the univer who is seriously 111. from i.w. Uity of Washington summer school ton ld:i lo -ih nenn.l.t lf..n.,. liosjiital. To loitliiiii Mrs. K. It. Mingo and her ninths er, Mir. I.ogjin. . left Monday -even-ihg by. iralti for POHlail'd ' where they will sjiend about, a 'month. On lttislms Hubert S. Kakln js expected to return home Friday. morning from Portland where he: In is been for a few days. He. is'; travelling 'by train. : . Itcfuriis Home ' Mrs. Philip Walnnm. of Yakt- , ma, left here today at noOn for her honfe after a Hi-day vacation spent here ami at 1'oioit with rein- I lives. Iteturn Today ' Miss .lane Stahge and 1.1 iss lies ter Hopkins are expected to return . home today from'. Kitgenc where I ercises " at' Willamette university they have been attending the I'nl- 'when Miss Helene l'rice will com versity of Oregon. l!oth were fresh- ,tete her studies in music. . They men this year. , Miss Stange is member of .Delta Gamma sorority nnd Miss Hopkins of Pi lleta Phi. They are driving, hero in Miss Stango's car. To Pox Vnlloy Miss Minnie Hansen nnd Miss Rertha Vaitghn left thiv morning for their home in Fox Valley. They are both gmdunten of the Ka.dern Oregon-Normal school and partici pated in the commencement ex ercises. ! . . Itetiirneil Front Vmntlon Miss Leah ilramwell nnd Miss Bernlce. Wilson have returned from an enjnyanie vacation trip, oi jl days spent In J'ortlancl and . Long view. While. in Lougview they visited Miss RraittweU's sister, Mn4. Xed Davis.. 1 ; Vacation Trip on Const . - iMr.' and Airs. Charles . "Roy so spon t te n da ys va ca t ion v isi ting relatiVi-K . and friends in Portland and travelling to Newport and other coast. points. Mr. Itoyvp has returned home, but she will remain In Portland with relatives for about a month. . " To Portland- " Mrs. J.ee llanford has gone to Portland trt attehd and participate in the graitd chupter meeljng- of the Order of krtsterii Star.' . ' Tit Portland . W. 1L Guild, superintendent of the O. W. second division,' is spepd ing a few days in Portland on. busi ness, : " On BilslniSiS H. A; Itoberts, engineer of main- I tenance of the way of tltt IT. P. ' system with headiuu'iters at Port- : land, was transacting business itt La Grando this morning. - j ... .- ... .. I From tho Mlnam . . I Mrs. Guy -.Johnsnn, f;om linnm, was In La Grande today oh husl ncss. To) VnldlV $500 lloml I rrann iiuiiKurin, marsnai oi me city of Klgln who was arraigned In the justice court yesterday on a churge of assault and ' battery. waived examination and has been bound over to await the action of , ..u ... at $500. Testimony was to the effect that the victim of the assault with which Hallgurth Is charged bus been in the hospital from In juries received. To Kugoito Mr. and airs. Harry Cleaver left , t this morning by auto for Kugene. ' where they will attend the com . mencement exercises when their daughter. Miss . K leu nor Cleaver, graduates. After this the three will drive to California and visit with Mrs. Cleaver's. . mother and other relatives for about two weeks, . (I.a. ii'lll ..tiK't. VwilllA .1111 -V(,r w h(r .,. nn Instructor It. ,l mnnmer Ji. I 'Stopped licit1 . Miss (iertrude Turner, of 11a Iter, ' who taught In the grad'e schools thero last year, stopped In La Grande today on her way to Seattle "in- m-it- nuv i i..uS k"ui friend, Mlws Uorothy IClrby. On ltnsiiiess Mrs. 11. F. P.ell. of Cove, called in La'flrande this morning on business,- - - Itetiirncd This Momhm; Mrs. Hoko Smith and baby daughter, of Kurekn. Cal.. and her father, Claude Scranton, of Port land, returned homo by car this morning after visiting friends in La Grande since Sunday. , llefore her I marriage, Mrs. Smith was Gortrude. Scranton. Until Mrs. Smith and Mr. Scranton are former residents of this city, where she was a stu dent at the local high school. Leaving Saturday - Mr. and Mrs. Walter Price? ac companied by Mrs. L. R. Purdy, are leaving Saturday driving to Salem lo attendtthe graduation ex expect to return next week, either j Thursday. -or Fridayi i Hcgalar Meellng The regular businos-a meeting of the il.ral Reheknh lodgo was held last night with several Visitors present.' V, it-iliv l)iiiilitcr on Mr. and Mir.' Fred IlynvH. Kant N avenue, nro- the pHrents fii' a baby girl, their third daugh- ter, born June 4. Tonsil Opera li'in Charles Krbe Is rocoveriivr from a. tonsil operation perlofnled Saturday. His home is nt ilr Washihgton avenue. Fl'om Snnimtivlitc Mrs. M. J. Anclalr and daugh ter, of SnniinerviUe. were business vlf-HdrH liT'lCrr 'Grander-Wednesday. ihtpruvm'4: J. P. Caldwell, at "(Hifi.N line. Is Improving and able li out after a short iili's thv of tho week. ive i be last Front I'uioii Mn:, Leonard Stevens and Mrs. L'. Jt. Ibiles, of I'nlon, were in La Grattdb .vestt-nliiy oh buslhoss. From Seattle It. L. Halgon. of Seattle, was a basin s;: viMlor in La Grande Tuesday. Another business call er was K. U. G rush ii tig, laud, a druggist. nf Port- To Salem V. IC. Itelljimy and Stanley Cat lira ri dro.d to Salem this week on business. To Ontario Sidney L. Thompson werv-l to busim-ss Ontarli trip. . Tuesday liuiu'ovlng . Paulino llrookes ahd Hilly llrookes, chiklreu of M',r. and Mrs. Frank Jtrookos. are recovering from a. tonsil and adenoid opcra- t lull performed last week. t Also Chapter 14 TAIWAN THE TIGER" Vlsltlns llertvs. Mr. and Aft- Uaiph Woratell and four children from Kin ninth Full nr6 VIMtltuj with h s father. W. A. WursUdl. and his sister. Mi. Fled I5yiel. Uwoverliisr r : Mrs. fc, F. Aletcnlr Is recovering nt the (Irando ttnhde hospital frbhi an operation performed A 0?w days aKO. tt will pibbiibly be an other week before she will he strotifc; enough to return home, it Is said. 1 1 iJ u nil IJiiiIh Boyd Smith, who dislocated his left elbow when lie fell about 2 feet f rom a tree near Hutch Springs Sunday, Is recovering. lb; by I toy Mr. and Mrs, Lee ltlmby a.' th pjiieut:; of u baby boy b 0- T.tt.t 3. VUitln-t It ere M and Mrs. 1). W. Uainsty. of Spokahe. W'.ish.. arrived in La Grande yesterday by car alnl aie visiting at. the home of V. I). Mc Donald. They will btt here about two weeks;. . Ilclhiiicd Fiom lltH lkt' .' The I lev. M". Gi 'llMinysnn has returned from Hot Uike where. hx has been for about Vlvrt.weeks'dhfe to Illness. HV underwent an oier5 ailoii from which he Is- cb'nviUei. t int:, and hi now able lo.be albnit. He will assist with, the' thhl'ch j si'i-vleeM Suliday. '' '.. '. ' ',' im(uoVJn: ' Phil Nebei'gall. who ri-actured both H'ps ahotit two ihohihs ago, ndvv has his limbs bill Of the casts and Is nblb In walk a little on crutehe;:. .. tlcif ivcrlng . -j Mr.1. Fred Itoberts Is recovering form a goiter operaiatn performed ai the Grande Itoude - hospital Wednesday morning. .May Set'ilit Prles-i- Hlgh school students who won prl.e.H In the wood prrtmbtiou eft say contest may secure them by calling at the home of -IS. Klopfen su ln. NoB N nvcniio. llcmi'iied Fitm . Portlund . Mrs. liertha Carlylf has return ed lo her work a Tier it business trip to Portland last weekend. j ViW'itllRil Trl "' ' Misa Georgia Wnro nnd her !' mother. Mrs. Gertrude Ware, left ; Sunday by car fur Portland. ISu- gene una mo seacoasi 10 spenu j it- three wceUs viteatlon. ; ; ! - Sport Alan J. Gould Gene Saraxen travelled 11,000 miles by train to play a hunch last w inter annd win first prize lit the $25,111)0 Agtui Ciillcnie Open golf toiit nainent. At the last . moment he decided tills June that trnvel ling a 'similar distance across, the ocean for another shot at the British Ojicn Was too much eVen for a hunch-player. As a result ! tho American challenge for the j classic title at HOlylake consists ; of: Throe amateurs Unbby Jones, Geiirgc Von Kim. lion .Mlotv . Fou r pros Leo Diesel.1-1 fort on Smith, Jim ltarnesi Mac Smith. This ho. tin d tnaltes up ' In class wliat it lacks In numbers. It is now no belter than iu .to I wa ger that Jones capture the cham pionship. It Is ho. better than even tnonev that tho Hritlsh crutvn comes In tne United ritnles for the ninth lime'in ten yciirs. Jones liu Won the event' twice ami Itarnes once, Diegel rind Mjic Smith, on separate occ.ifllons, had the title in their grasp, only to see it flutter ii way in the riotous drive down tli stretch.. Von Klin has been well up In the running at least twice and is the best bet ;i n long the amateurs, outside of Juno', the kill himself. i The list of Hritlsh Open winners ! since I '.r2 1 shows holv the spoils : have been monopolized by tnlent ; from this side of tho big waler j hazard: I i'.r: Jock Hutchinson, , V. S. j A. cl!M!) beat Itofer Wethered In playoff. tliUJ Walter Ungen (lltlO) heal I Oi'orgi- Duhcan by a stroke. I :i23 Arthur Havers. lOngland i C2Uh) beat llagen by n stroke. I !-4 Walter llagen (HOI) beat ! It. Whltconil by a stroke. I MiLT.--Jim Hnrn.'H S0H) beat A. Compson and IC. Itay by stroke. I Ii'Jt; liohby Jones (291 ) bent ! Al Watrous by two strokes. ! l:27 Hobby Jones trerord 2H5) beat A. Hoonn'r. F. Itobson by fi ! shot. j it'2S Walter Ifngen heat Gene Sarny.cn by two strokes. lniMI Waller l!;igeh heat .Johnny F;iroll by six sirOkes. Whether or not the boys above Ca yd ga's wa t ers ha ve A ny f a II h in omens. Cornell university's var sity orw has drawn the No. 2 or "rabbit's foot" lane for the four mile feature race of the Intercol legiate It Mga tt a ut Poufchkeepsie oh June Jifl. Not since 1916. when Pbp Court ney was still In command at Ith aca, bus Cornell lrd Gift Varsity ( Gt-et 00 dhy collegiate sean. Th I tig It I'd navy, now couched by Jim Wray. has shown steady In provoment nnd flgureH to be aiiiong the principal faotors In this year's varsity rare. This "lucky lane." from which many a win ning crew has set forth In the sheltering 1M of the Widftoh high land!, mny help. iblants SCIENTISTS WILL STUDYWEjVTHER Tventy "Beard Lion in its Lair" oil Greenland Ice Cap This Summer; CNMAIC. Greenland (AP) Ten tons of scientific equipment Is on It way to the lO.lMMt foot roof of Greenland's Ice cap. the spot re garded as the "focus" of all cold enlher. The equipment Is part of the filpplics of Professor Alfred Lo Utar Wegener's placlological expe dition. It goes to a permanent fclcntiflc depot on tht ice. said to be the first ever manned through out an arctic winter. The location is called tho "fo oiIk" of northern weather be cause previous Investigations have shown that winds blow continually outward In all directions from Greenland's Ice c. Recently, considerable evidence lias been collected that this Im mense ice sheet is the controlling factor In starting many storms throughbut the whole northern hemisphere. :, Thli- homo of the weather Is wtdl guarded against man's pry ing." The first leg of the journey from, here will be made with Ice land ponies and Greenland husk lefc. .currying 70 tons of scientific eitulpihcht, ;. The second and last leg Is a stl'cteh Of '250 miles, beginning at the, foot Qf Kamarujik glacier. , Sixty tons of the e ititpmcnt will he-left III it h:tsi(t nitit)il itt Ihn font t oi- the glacier, and 1 On-horse now- er motor sledges will attempt to drag the remaining 111 tons up the tlbpe: to the Ice cap. With- Wegener are 20 scientists. They will make trigonometrical surveys of the Ice cap. Forhter surveys ha.Ve been Snsed hpon barometric pressure?, fo in liit'ute altitude. The trigonomet ric heights are expected to he cor rect to within :io feet. Wegener is professor of meteor ology and geophysics at the Aus trian university of Gra.. He Is married and lias, three daughters. ..wniti;AKiG STAlttS ItADlO .ion riltCAOO (AIM-Pat Flanagan of tho WltllM staff gives one word credit fur tho fa"ct that he Is now a radio announcer. Tho world Is the Jawhreaking poiymorphonouclea rleucoeytosJs. I'Mamigan chanced on tho word four years ago. Tracing Us history led to n decision to find out about words and their correct pronun ciation. A year and a half later he took up announcing as a liveli hood after an unexpected oppor tunity to Introduce his first pro gram at VOl Davenport. Incidentally this numerically strong word means: "White blood corpuscles with vari-shnped life spots filtering from tho blood stream In- cellular tissues of tho body." Electric Company May Ftice Action r SALKM. Ore., Juno 12 (A) l;ulcs; the Gold Beach Klectric company desists from whal is al leged to be a Violation of orders of the state highway department and or the, law In tho installation hi power line equipment through Gold Beach ami towards Wedder burn, suit will be Instituted by tho commission to have the company declared a nuisance. J. AL Hov ers, attorney for the commission, said that tho commission had In structed him to sue If necessary. Relative in stale highways the laiv rofiuJreB that power concerns must place their polos ahd lilies In -whatever position along the highway the commission tells, them to. Thfe rule the commission fol lows when more thnit one cbinpnny has right of way nlong a stale highway Is lo require tliein to use the smite polo lino. Ir a company docs not comply with tho commis sion's orders the law provides that it may be declared a nuisance, beverB says. KXWiOSioX KIMtt IIVK AVKLI INO. Jtaly, Juno 12 (AP) Fl vo p e rson s wo re killed and seven wore Injured In a gas explo sion In a tunnel here oftlie hydro electric ndueduct. i iiorsi: PAssfc.s Iiawlkv mm WASHINGTON. Juno 12 (AP) Tho Ilnwley hill to nuthorizo estab lishment nt Rosehurg, Ore., of a branch of the national homo for disabled volunteer soldiers at a cost of $2.0iMi.0ii0 was passed Wed nesday by the house ami sent to the senate. SMILING SKY BEAMS UPON STOCK SHOW (Continued from Page One) fnwpli S Caking In addition lo tin racing events nnd the arena contends, Including Homo bucking, and music by the Union ha ml, tho chief feature of lh program Is the adoi'-Z-.s being giver, by George J. Joseph, of Portlund, republican candidate for governor. Afr. Joseph iK addrcHs Ing his crowd from the Judges stand and Is being heard by sev eral hundred Kastern Oregon peo pie. Nothing nt tho dhow Is attract ing just the riamt kind of attention a are the Hix horse hitches. Competition Ik very k-en with four teams, idx horses each, of the fin est specimen) of horseflesh. The homed nil belong to men right here In the valley who, have this made made this contest one of the outstanding .one to be staged be- , forn tho grandstand. The prizes In this field are quite fair ulo. , riHt IMi, second Ii:'.'., and third IIO'J. Flora Outing Is Well Attended; Program Feature lly llrock Tucker (Observer Correspondent) . HNTKRPR1SK, Oregon (Special) The Flora road picnic Tuesday was attended by one of tlu largest crowds In Its history. The day was perfect and the grounds were covered with automobiles. The pic nic wnu held !tfi in I Ion north of Knterprise near Flora. There were ' two eating places on the grounds, ! one sponsored by the American Legion. The program started with j a few numbers by the Knterprise municipal band, which was fol- j lowed by tho American Legion ; drum corps. Next was a song by Krnest, Arthur and Clifford Col llnswnrtlt and a yodellng iong, "Sleep Baby Sleep." was sung by Lillian Hoode. Tho Colllnsworth trio sang another song which was fottowed by "When Its Springtime In tho Hookies,' by the audience. Closing tho musical part of the program, Clifford Colllnsworth yodellng two number. J. A. Hur liegh gave nn Interesting talk, fol lowed by a talk from Daniel Skeau, president of the pioneer associa tion. Dinner was served on long tables provided by the Flora peo ple. After dinner, the baud played a few more numbers and then vari ous races were staged, offering a dollar prize to each winner. There were races for nil ages of hoys and girls, also a fat men's race and a pole race. Tho dancing started about three o'clock. Music was provided by Chlldor's orchestra. Dancing was enjoyed tho rest of the evening. The day was marred by only nno accident. It occurred about 10 miles north of Knterprise on tho Flora highway Tuesday morning Avhen Alike Crow's car, driven by his son. started to pa-s Fred Shufer's rar, driven by his son, Uoy Shafetv and as the road was narrow, the Crow car hit the hub of the Sharer car, over balanc ing it. It rail on two wheels for a long distance hut by tho skill of the driver was righted. While on two wheels, Uwo daughters. Knld nnd Tlurrel Mere thrown from the Shnfer enr, breaking Fold's collar bone nnd cutting Mel Hp ohd knee. Tho older daughter, Hnrrel was thrown On her head, knocking sev eral Vortebitert nut of pineo ahd bruising her head badly. Miss Vera Frank, of Knterprise, claims-tho honor of being the first swimmer to go In Wallowa lake this season. Miss Frank swam in the lake on Sunday, June 8. Morris Hue, of Knterprise, was working In Joseph last week. Albert Ghonnwllh, of Salem, a former Wallowa county resident was In Knterprise Saturday visaing relatives ami friends. 1 Mr. ami Airs. James AVoodlo, and I heir sun and daughter and their fnmillesj who live, near Allook were among "Wallowa luko visitors on Sumlliy; Air. and Airs. Tom Williamson, who are running the Wallowa lake store again this year, havo re modeled and praetlcnlly rebuilt this largo cabin Into two cozy little cottages And Airs. Williamson hns furnished them very tastefully. It Is said", thai a Whitman college hrofessor built (his cabin at Wal lowa Luke before anyone else ever thought of living at this resort. Air. and Mrs. A. 11. Tucker ami Hon were picnicking at, Wallowa lake Sunday. Thero were a few enrly hwIiii mers at Wallowa lake Sunday and thero wnw a largo crowd at the lako for so early In the season. Thero wcro many people picnick ing, swimming, boating iilid fish ing. Alany I-a Grando people wore there as tvell as some from Port land. , Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Tl. Amlnono and Air. and Mrs. C. L. Booth nnd daughters, were picnicking at Wal lowa lako Sunday. The pot camp elk came up and was In their caihp before long and Air. Amlheno was seen feeding her from his hands. This elit wiim raised on n bottle by Howard Hudson, of Union, and Is very tame. Sho goes around from catnp to camp nnd gels food. She Is very gout lo and harmless, If approached right. One must walk up lo her without hesitating or she will think you are jumping at her nnd will strike her fOre feet. Mrs. By rum Alayfleld and daugh ter, AlUHo-nt, who haH been attend ing high school In Portland, arrived home yesterday. Tho Knterprise girls 4-II club mot nt AlrH. A. B. Miller's house last Tuesday. Chief Joseph hosl of the Ameri can Legion presented a two night's show Fridiiy and Sal Urdu y called ."Nights In Puris." Around the dance floor were booths of different kinds, such ns hot dog, hamburger nnd soda pop stands, ns well nn many concessions. Upon entering, French francs wort" sold nt ton j centH each and with I hose one 'could danco or buy various things. jAlnsfc was furnished by Fletcher's ' It mi ml -Up nrehostru, nnd dancing was enjoyed by all. At the close I of tho last night a car wiim given , to AIlss Cressle Weaver, of Knter prise. t Many Men Out Of Work Green Sayn WASHINGTON. June ia (AP)-i AhH'i tlug I hat hundreds Of thous- i amis of men were out of work and j "muttering," William O recti, pros!- dent of tli" AiH-rleuii Federation of ! Labor, told tho house judiciary I board yesterday it would bo "In- concelvabb- t that congress should i adjourn without announcing some imuM ires for tin- relief of thin sit uation." I The coinmltte ln-gan consld'-nt- ' tlon of two Wiiguer billfi passed 1y tho senate for the estabMHhinent of a national employment and for ad vance phi no lug and regulation of public works. The labor chief sup ported both Mil. "The situation became st-rbins u year ago, and now is a constant j menace," Clruun uuld, The new styles the new fabrics rdemand a new stocking! 100" NEW! new in'every respect! Phoenix "dulSheer" is dull permanenfy dull! It clings so cleverly it flatters every ankle! And imagine! it's cobwebby sheer, looks even sheerer, and wears much longer! There's a new feature ' for - you I Now on display! see this amazing stocking rt i uii iii7 uuiiiuiimv siiuucji i , $1.95 ' BtgtllfiliOft tpplibd for FIRST SHOWING No. 320 Phoenix C hi f foil Hose in All The Pastel Shades $1.65' . : PUTMAN'S Ready to Wear and Millinery . itlsV AlONtil FOlt OFl-'ICIiltS HA.LKM", Ore., Juno 12 (AP) Opernllven of the state prohibition department took part In 114 ar rest o during Aluy, says the month ly report of Prohibition 'omml -sloner Alexander. The officers destroyed 23!! 5 gallons of mash' and seized 1 U stills and three auto mobiles. Ft lien Imposed during the month totaled $!HI0 and jail sentences SSl! days. Main Even ter In Prize Ring Drartia at State Tom Aloore, at one time a well known maln-eveiiter in fight circleH on the Pacific. Coast, wan selected by James Flood, directing the Tif fany n 11-tii 1 Itlng feat ore, "Swell head," to fight Johnny Walker In tho big battle of the story. . Walker and Aliooro were advised ly Flood to Miare themselves In the first two or three soono.'i. KeeIng Hint, they were going in for some pietty hard punches In spite of bis orders;, ho stepped Into the ring to dem oust rate how he wished them . to dodge and muff their blows. He gave n perfect demonstration twice, dodging Alooro'n blows effec tively and drawing away from them nicely. . The third tfine Ahmro's right fell lis way pnst Mood's defense mnsf unexpectedly, "You boys may do your own fighting I'm .directing from a higher level from now on," Flood decided. JamoH fllenwon, Marlon Shilling. Johnny Walker, Lillian Klliott, Paul Hiirsl, Natalie Kingston and othem are In the principal roles of Expert Hat Cleanihjr 75c nt an(;el's SHOE SHINING I'AIILOR . ARCADE-J ifegB TEXAS MOON FRANK FAY fmlKol.l.r ArmU. The All .l-L Innaer. today, J the A. P. Younger story of tho squared circle, 'recorded by Hi A Photophono and showing Friday and Saturday at tho Stato Theatre. CHEAP LKTTER IIEApS l Ktevw Ili1 nnd Ncvi'r Will t I f Anybody Any ;(). 'ilioy 1 I an- .Inst MUu Dirty Collin's) I 1 Ask f ii v Samples o f ' !tctt' I I I,cti. i- Hcmls i I I NELSON 1 I . Opposite Post Of fice I Chiropodist Ami Arch Specialist - DR. L. B. EATON (Pniptlco I.lmltnil to ilia Foot) 1 AH Kool Tronblo Hni-PfHfnllv Ti'entod. AppolntiiKMUH J()slrt.Ml, RAC'A.IAWIOA 1XX, ' Mlllli HltO Kxaniliuitlnn Vvvv LOOK At Your Hat Everyone else does MAIN 56 Standard Laundry Co. 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