La Grande evening observer., June 14, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

aturday, June 14, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,' LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Five
IJDCAIL
h'rsu'nlllj'
Verne Ainsworth nnrt son.
II, left this mornini; liy tniln
AnBoles where they will he
k of Mrs. Ainswortli'H .sister.
. II. : Brand. I hey w ill re
t.y way of Salt I,ako City
they will meet Mr. Alns.
i. who will return to I.a
ie with them. They plan to
hi, i' a month.
iiloiii
lid Mrs. l.luyil IJroi-hiuiKh,
l.-ni. Ore., left l.n (Irandv es-
of
te
ter
mornlng for their home nf
itlntf at the home of Mr.
.auRll'-s sister. Mrs. If. T. Kd-
Ir
Js tif this city. Itefore coming
to U1 f-rande they stopped ut Kla
nittil l-'alls and rruti'i' l'ike and
In -m th(,1'fi oame on to Eastern
Or.
i Service
ices at the Gospel Mission
iy follow: Sunday school.
Ml
morning worship, 1 1 : evening
evtfcKf
xelistio service. 7:45. The
or
and his family are home
a visit to venule, -i no enurcn
,'eek (lay services Tuesday und
y at 7:4.1.
ivinctim!
. H t inan J. Knimrr, who taught
jn fjlvortnn llitfh school lir.it your,
h.ifl boon o loot of! principal of tho
fclhjjrrion junior hih wohool for the
coflinK year. air. Kramer is a
jjrjtflii.'itc f La CIraiulP blih.
mm, Isabella OodnY's. nf Pnrt
Inntl. sislcr of Mis. M. M. Miller.
eatil!:hintf her ronli1cnco here
hating just recently rented tho
lies 1 1 V homo nea i' the Normal
fcHbxI.
PjJmi! Through
; , Vjjl Ism CoiiMlanei MoKonzio slop
iu T, CJrauilo yesterday for a
fihlit, while on her way from the.
Ifiversity of OroKon at KiiKnnc
tocher home at' Wallowa, where
Bhf will spend tho summer.
tfhimr U
' lrs. C . O. flilbert. nf Mont
roft nrrl .'d In La Grande. Thur.s
l$ moniiHr,' for a visit with her
daSirthtor, Mrs. IX. K. Weslen-hai-er,
and her son, Wnrron (III-
ilflv Communion
'.Bloly communion will be held nl
fltf Peter's church at 11 o'clock to
mSii'iiw morninf; due lo it being
Trfiiity Sunday, the reel or an-
i need today.
I
Vlliilnir
l-l - . ... 1
III. Unit .M IS. iiiiriiio mm .""
iai. Hobby, are vlslllllK in run
iand mill Seattle un their vuoa
tli
Tiilay
fcir. and Airs. W. II. I'll.Koriild
let this ariornoon by oar. acconi
.J,.i...i 1.,. ". M I. ovens. Cor their
hftue in Porllnnd nrtor-siietidlnx-j
yafloi'dav and louay in i.a ui""
oShuslnoss and visllinK Willi their
.liifliKliior and son-lli-luw, Mr. and
Mis. 'Clark I'aiblock.
I'tym ltak
0. It. Clouith returned rroin
nfl.i.r this ninrnliiK ""or spendinu
.Tul days there on business.
JMro 'I'oday i
syiunton l.uphaili, or Portland, is
alhiudness visitor in l.n (irando .
to;,y.
Rfllii.loi lloino
' d ninkliu lOberbard has returned
from.. il year spool as a rreshnian
Ittj Stiinfonl unlvorslly to spend
tt suniiner visitluK his parens.
Jit aiid Airs. Colon Kliorhanl. He
ploilKO to Kappa Alpha rrater-
niy. :-s
4 -
Hleuil the Silliiiuor
;.sllss Kva Porryiilan has rolurn
' frum HillliiKS Alont.. whom she
' Ifelii .leaehor In the public schools,
io sliond the suniiner wilh her
niielits, .Mr. and Arm. A. II. Perry-
t" :
Wiurncd This .Morning
l&H'Orge. r. Cochran relurncd
liq)iio Ibis afternoon nl'lor spend
ini several days in Portland at
teiling the grand chapter of the
Oftl.-r of Kastern Star and the
grflnd lodge of tho. Masons. While
thi f he it Nti transacted Imsiness.
IWftiirned Today
."oniijin Jetise. son of 5!r, nnd
I twiKht I f. Jesse, returned
iie on Oils morning's train from
uii t'niverslty of Oregon where he
hall been a .student for the past
yot)r. He is a member nf Tbetn
Oil! fraternity nnd active in ath-
Fini Wallowa
aiarb.y Allen, of Wallowa, was
:Iftl..iOrande today on business.
WPoriliind
-firs. Walter Itonter and snn.
'y. and Mrs. Itoutor's brother.
l0uifih MrCormlck, are in port
"tad for several days, They drove
' Mifl'ortland Thnrsdiiv. -
ATho Hotel
if nw.ng thost. rtistcred nt loonl
M'-Ih ;,r... Harry Percy. Portland:
.Kxpert Hat
Oeunin";7rc at
ANGEL'S
j SHOE
SHIIN(;
11 1'ARLOR
:KAP T PTTITR m."An
J J''w'r ,l'l Kllll Xc'Vfr Wilt I
I'" AllylNMlr Ally ;hhI. Tln-y I
.hit I,it. lilrlv C'ollr. I
iS ror iiiipli "f Ih-lliT 1
Itl.T II.Mllls I
NKT.S0N , I
OpiKisile Cos) Office 1
BlROIEtr.fr 1
! Mr. and Gordon J. Hecker
! Seattle; ;v. I. Smith, spokune: A.
j V. 1'VrKeraan. Weston: ' Gene
Simpson, forvallis: u. a. Vernon.
, l'ortlai.,1: c. Alsioek. s.,n lYnu
;elseo; j. K. .,elps, San lAnnclseu;
!"" Oakley. Portland; J. J, js,
j nr:. Walla Walla; H. T. Hell. San
l Kranclse..; EMm MuxUelil Port
, land; It. U. .Morrison. 1'enilUton.
ltcttilnc lliinie
Karl nnniwell -has returned
fron, a .weeks trip to Seattle and
to Kell.iKK, Ida., where he visited
his brother. ir. Barnwell is a
senior at Oreiton state colleBe
where he will graduate ne!s, year.
He Is upending the summer with
his parents l this city.
11) 'turn Tomorrow
-Miss KUu Belle Kitchen, daugh
ter f Mr. nnd Mrs. . j. Kitchon,
is expeeted to return honu; toimir
row from tlie I'nlversity of Ore
gon where sho will h- a senior next
year in the KiikIImIi dopurtinem.
MLsh Kitchen Is u member of Al
pha Chi Omova. nalional Kororlty.
and- prominent In ciunpiiH activi
licv. - : '
IWm Vn-)iliiKtoii ;
Mrs. J. K.' Mclmoh. iof Montes.
ano. Wash., stopp.d In' ia Grande
the first nf the wet )j before tfoim?
to Hot 'Lalte where she Is revel v
inff treatment. Mr.s. Mcintosh is an
aunt of T. K. Jlellamy.
AtleiKlIn; the lttre Show
Mr. and Mrs. II. (j. JoW are in
I'oriland this w.m; alteudiii the
Hose Festival. They went ilowu
Thursday on the train and while
lllere will meet tin ir son, John
lleiiKhan, from San Kranelseo who
Is driving her.' to, spend his vaca
tion. The three will return to La
Grande together.
Vacation Here
'Miss Marjorhr Warnlrlt, daujb
lei- of .Mr. ami .Mrs, l.ee WarnieU,
is expected to arrive the first of the
wcelt iron) Portland in spend two
weeks vacation here with her par
ents and friends. Miss Wnrnick 1
a former resident of this city and
is. now employed as eoinmercii.l
artist for Lit In s. .
Sont Camp
About 4n boys have signed up
for the Hoy Scout summer camp
at Amhony lake and the first two
weeks period ; is practically full.
Wood row Itamcrctl and Claire.
Thomas, of I .a Grande, and Jack
Lew, of I taker, are members of tho
junior staff to assist with the camp
management-.
I n Walla Walla
Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Oustison re
turned lust niKlil rront a week
spent in Wallu Wallu. whore Mi
Uustison went on business und his
wlfo aoeolnpiinled hlin anil vlisiletl
rrleiids while there.
ItoKlllur UotiiiK
'J'ln Odd l'Vllows lodco mot . In
riHTUlm. -session. .last. niKJit. .at. th
f. o.-O. K lmll. ... '
Iiiiprovlug
Mrs. F, M I'lird, who undoi'wcnt
an operation at the t,lramo Itonde
hospital Thursilay innrning, Is im
proving. l.Tt tilt' osUs
Wayne Powlng. of Wallowa, who
vns a )ai)cnt at the CJrande Unndo
hoiital for the troittiuent'nf ah In
jured eyo, : leTt tho liospttal to
'lay.
I.oaving Kit ml ay
Mr. and Mrs. ilarry Starr ' art
leaving tomorrow for Pendleton,
Walla Wulla and Portland whero
they will visit rolatlves for a week.
Mrs. Starr is an employe of the
Montgomery Ward stores and she
is spending her . vaemlon.
Arrived Last Night
Tho Kev. and Mrs. Hcrlaog and
family arrived last night Trom
Salem. - '
Sialic Al. I. A. Oonfereneo
The Stake Al. 1. A. conccrenco
will be held Sunday evening at
7:30 o'clock nt the U I). S. taber
nacle with Klder Meivln A. Hal
lard, of Salt I-ako City tho speaker
of the evening. The public is cor
dially Invited to attend. The new
year slognn will bo presented.
VMdng Ipt4
Mr. and Airs. K.
Solomon, of
CAPITAL HORSE
If s '-Mm m l, M1 3
v-. - s- J
I
Here four member! ot the rioune of repi c-ci.jlues lined up on
a back lot en Capitol Hill in Warhinpton to limber up for the hore
-hoe pit-Sinn contest. Left to right: Representatives Green, Florida:
Swick, Penr.tlvan.a; McMillan, iouth Carolina, and Bachman, Welt
Virginia.
Uerkoloy, Cnl.. hnvc bcon vlsltlns
ut the J. M. Koi'hensjtarKPr homo
for Hie past week.
I'rt'm 1 :ntirpi'isc
Mr. und Mm. Guy Sknfe'trs.
Knterprlse. spent 1'riduy 111
Ciranile on business.
KDKItAI, ;H.1X MAIlKFTIXn
1'ixns i:i:mii:s ani i-iui:.ms
(Continued front Pug-e One)
, banks fail. Ts it nny wonder, then,
.that we want to form a trust to
combat the other trusts that are
e.xploltlni; the farmers?"
Two hundreds delegates from all
parts of the northwest registered
!at the convention. Officers will be
elected in the closing session this
afternoon.
I'llATS WITH l'AIIHNTK
j "osi.Kir1
i lly Alice Jmlson Pcnlo
! At first 1 thought Oslee was n'
new child in tho neighborhood, but
'. I scon discovered ho existed no
i where but in tho imagination of my
I little girl.
i Oslee, it appears, is a very fine
, boy;
J 3 Ie ca n swim f nster t hn n a ny
, body, ho ean drlve a car better than
mother, he fights the big boy that
' lives two blocks away and licks him
"so himl that he runs.
Ho cap' skin the cat on the hori
jzontnl bar, ho oven," and this Is a
j great secret, knows how to fly. Not
I In nn airplane, you understand, but
j with his own wings just like, a
bird. Yon can't see his wings usual
i ly : because he wears them under
his sweater.
j in fact Oslee. can do everything
.that my Utile daughter cannot and
wishes vry much that she could.
, Tho existence of Oslee is not dis-
fresslng. Indeed, for the present
ho serves a very useful purpose.
' lit Is a sort of safety valve, an
1 1deal .elf that permits his creator
to make peace between her wishes
and her actual limitations.
I It was not long ago tltal she used
j stonily to declare that she could
'really fight and swim and that she
j was in fact a boy. .Her present
gathering of all these wished for
.characteristics about a fantasy In
dividual shows that she has hexnn
;ti dic.criminatc intellectually be
1 tween her wishes and tho facts,
i Some day she will tell me either
1 that there isn't any Oslee or that
jho has 'gone away. . ..Meanwhile. I
I shall be satisfied to see her play
happily each day, acquiring gnul
, iially some of those. characteristics
. and powers which she craves and
becoming cheerfully reconciled to
tlio.su which she can never pnsrfcss.
JLIKS
Familiarity with the house fly
breeds an unwarranted contempt
for l ho dangers It- presents.
It wore well If every parent ap
preciated that flies and babies do
not thrive well together and that
unless special efforts are made to
.s-.ipirt-ess the fly, the baby U liable
to be the Jnser.
Tho chief breeding place of tho
common house fly. is In horse ma
nure, but the fly will also brood in
privies und in piles of rotting vege
table and animal matter.
In a, word, the fly will brood
wherever w0 allow the accumula
tion nf filth. '
Care- in the city In the handling
of garbage and refuse. In tlie couu-
Duchess Honored
Asmtcmted 'c.'S I'ltotn
The Duchess of Atholl. first Scot
tish woman to sit in parliament
receives honorary degree from Co
lumbia university.
SHOE TOURNEY
. .. I'trjtt I'hnta
TWO WEST. VIRGINIA BEAUTIES
j. n v , S' Xr""' ll
VJsst Virginia university stJdents wor unable to choose between
brunet. and blonde and now the Mountaineers have two beauty
queens. They are Margaret Straley (above) of Ripley, VV. "a., and
Leora Dunn (inset) of ReedcvHIe, W. Va.
try of manure piles and prlvics wlll
go far toward overcoming the. fly
evil.
One neglected stable can furnish i
a plague of flies for an entire I
neighborhood. The unclean and
uncovered garbage pall will do the
same for a oily block. .
The I'nlteil States department
of agriculture has a number of butj
leiins describing practical means
for the control of the fly and the
fly nuisance. -
Flies are thirsty Insects and wa
ter uttracts them. If a little for-
i inaldchydo soliulan bo itddod to o
siincorlul or water, and a llltle
stigar added to sweeten tho solu
tion, many file will bo attracted
and killed.
This will help, but the truly ef
fective measure against flies is to
pi event their breeding.
. Kill the fly now don't wall un
til he has developed several million
descendants in August,
Although his vision is normal.
Miles Kohlsud. S-year-old Vordlgn ,
Neb., boy, writ oh backward.
INDIAN' IUMj APPUOVKI) j
WASHINGTON", I), U.. Juno 14 f
(AP) The senate bill lo provide !
for enrollment of members of the
Khiuuith and .Modoc Indian tribes '
aiul the Yahooskiu bandw. pf the
Snako Indians belonging to the
Klamath rosorval.on in rgon, j
was approved by the house Indian.;
ooni.mittoo. today. , " , ' !
0,AI(K CA K IS KXPIiOIU'.D'
ion iu i:n:i) spamnii ;oi.d
JOPI.1N, Mo. (AP) A legen
dary Spanish treasure; enve in
Marion county, Arkansas, south of
here In Die Oiirk hills, Is .being
explored lo find a source of gold
reported to have been removed
Irom tho cavern years ago by i
Osage lu:!ians. ' . 1
Ceorgc and Jake iiauman, bi'o-
thorn who explored tho cave In j
their youth, declare the treasure
hi burled a , mile from the em- :
ranee. ,
It was 2 (Hi years ago, so Ihe
ytory goes, the Siiulsh exporei-s
entered the cavern, known as Hat
ed cave, ami bid in escape attacks
e ID AW AID A
3 Days
Sunday - Monday - Tuesday
A story of pathos -n
nnd l:tii";li(cr nnd
downright h u man
ness that will par
allel the sensation
caused by Herbert
Hi cnon's "S orrc II
and Son."
! From I In 'lo f N j
j by Knnny Hurst ""1 Last Time S
j Plus T,Mlay
PATHE SOUND NEWS "THE RAD i
Plus
PATHE SOUND NEWS
All Talking Comedy
"DOWN WITH HUSBANDS"
of Ozark Indians. 'According lo
legends tho Spaniards concealed
the treasure and then were mass-
acred
locaij MArvKi-rrs
Spring 18(y2fo lb.
Heavy hens 20c lb.
Light hens He lb.
Slaga Sc lb.
Kloiir
Hnr.l l edoratlou (Iinrd wheat)
K. OO hhl.
Sort whont-r..S0 hhl.
Jliird Keilo.ratlon $1.70 per 49
,i. j.pi,
,,A (.(AM)R ItKTAIf. MAltKETS
Sugar -Min lb. sack $(1.10.
Vegetables
Netted Clem potatoes $4.riU
sack, 5c 11).
fuiMiey r,o hunch.
f nbbage ro lb.
Lettuce 1 (le. .
itauishes r.c hunch, 3 for 10c.
Yellow ot.ion.i He Ih.
(.recti pens 10c lb., S for 2.ro.
l-'lor. new potatoes 4 lbs. 2fo.
Carrots-i-5c bunch, '
JJarsnlns fto lb.
Spinach lbs, 1 flc.
Cucumbers- 10c.
(Ireen onions 2 for Go.
CtiulUiuwei lbo Jn.
Colory 20c.
Celery heart 20c,
Turnips 5c lb. -r
Oreen popprs "5ro!"
adlshe.M5c bunch; 3 for 10c.
'J'onmtiWw 4 () lb.
Ithubarb Gc II),
Asparagus 10c;
Hatter, creamery 39o lb., 2 lbs.
Sc.
Kgs 2 So. dor.. '
Cheese 40c lb.
Honpy Comb, 2Gc a square
rvuiLH
Islo of rino grape fruit, cuba,
jnn each
Hnnanas 3 lbs. 2Gc.
Cnl. strawberries 2 for 2flc.
Apples 11. GO Tv $2.50.
Lemons G0o doz.
Oranges Gflctfll.OO Ooz.
Alcnts ntul VMx
Reef boll 1520c,
Chops and slonks 30c(?J40c Hv
Cherries Hulk; 2 lbs. Tor 2 Go
lo 35c. I
Watermelons (JU-n a lb. !
ONE" j
STOCK SHOW
CLOSING AT
. UNION TODAY
(Continued from Pac On)
high on the Kt-ounds today In re- j ny . G. Omkllii
garrt to tho track accident of j (Observer Correspondent)
Thursdiiy. Tht Hyor horse j COVK, Ore. (Special) Con
' ltainbnw." which ha set two j tmeis have been let for the eon
records at previous Union fbown. ! tluctlon of the new Kymnasium
waa hot thin inorninir alter hourj j a, recreational hall to bo built
of suffering. TU.s was Hyers' best j fn t'ivo. J. K. Uundall has tho
hoiKo in hi. string of race horses i contract for building the hall und
ami there wore great hopes for.':the cement work. N wf'cl. of '
thU season's work, A sUter to i c.rande, has the contract fori
' thir horse is showing signs today
' of internal Injuries and according
to Mrs. Byors It was thought this
moining tnai mis annual wouia i
havo to bo killeil, also. The cus- ;
ualiios to date from Ihe accident
two ii-lnB. Hc.,-k- ...id li..-h'. j
Willi wicl. sdliiK Kllll hnvinir io
lior-o in lm.1 Klmpo.
Tho hi root !...' l,olnB lu.1,1 un-i
. .. ... , ,, , .
ilor llio llllJl)ii'(. or tlie huiok Hilow i
. . .... . . ... ,, '
aiwociiitlon him lioon oiiointlnB nil
wocli ami lius hint rulr imtroniiKo.
l no hiock snow ilancos oili-ll ovon- ; Wo.lnon.lay. Tliow are vorv ,
liiK at tho itynuiaslum havo luon nll1 rrlonilN f tho l.airils. tlioy
lip to liar and noil attondoil. j ,.,! nolKhlmm hofore Mr. and '
A lomploto list of nwiinU wlllj.. i.n IrU oamo to Covo. i
bo avnlliililo Mimday. j Tho Woinan's oluli hold Itn :
, : I nionlhly niootlnK at tho library i
NATIONAL ARMY t 'llmi-sdny aflornoon with tho now
' nPATPV TIAPIf BV proKldonl. Mr J. It. Klotohor. lii ,
UJjnriA i.Vl,IVlll j tho ihnir. Tho mllowlliK ooillllllt
CHINESE REBELS ' w m.poli.to.1: l'niam,
I Aim. J. 10. 1'iioo, .Mrs. A. I.. Hook-
. , lor and .Mm. I.. J. (Mliidwloli;
. (Continued from PaRo Ono) i'11"""1' ooinmiuoo, ..Mr. Joo Cloy. ,
I ello und Mr. Alloe 'rrlpiioor:
tonlitht said that 50,000 northern immliorshlp ooinniitloo, Mrs. It.;
i-ohols orosaod to tho south hank of j w- '"lillook, Mrs. A. C). I'nnklln
ilui. Yellow river SO in I Ion north- j Aim. I.. IC. Amli'inoii; flnniire
joust of Tsliian, rnpltnl of Hhnnluni;
iprovlnoo. .
"only a. mlraolo , will onnhlo tho
nutioniillKlH to rotnln THinan," the
dlspiiti'li said.
. ,
CDItl'DKATION I'll.HS
. . '
SALIJAf. Ore., Juno 14 (AP)
Artlolos of luoorpiirutitin for tho
Ainorionn national porpnriltion with
; lioudiiuarlers in ,: J'ortland, were i
i f Hod with tlio stale eorporatioii ,do-!
! partmonl here today. Cii)italix.il- j
tlon of tho new oorporutlon Is,
'divided Into 100.000 shares, K0,-'i
; ooo of which are rated as "class A"
valued at I ll each, and 20,0 s
"I'Iiish ll" of nn par value. .1. I..
'Xloii.r, W. ,. I'hoinpsoii and II. .
lllusdalo are the Incorporators.
PUOTHST Si:T TO CANADA
N'KWT.nilf!, Ore., Juno 14 (AP)
a message of commendation on
I the action of Canada In outlawing
the exportation of ,lhuor to Am-
j erica was on route to Canadian
I authorities today after Its adoption
by the Krlends church (Quaker)
'In ctinventlon here.
I An official protest Nwas lodged in
another, resolution against tho
Icigaret Advertising now in progrews
; on .billboards, radio and perlodi
' cals.
ash KM
"W1IIKKKYV HOW IN"
COAldN'HA. Cnl., Jnn'o 14 (AP)
' Whiskey row,' an almoHt un
broken, .Cront of saloons in tho old
days and now occuuiod bv restaur-
antH, soft drink emporlumH ftnd'J
rnomlnghnuses, is .In ashOH and i
I flromon are searching for tho
I bodies of two men believed to have S
ilost their lives In a fire that caused 2
damago estimated at $.10,000 to !
$7fi,000 early today. Ton establish-
meats wore ra.eil hy the flames.
-The missing men are. Tom Ken-
netly, a waiter, and lOd Fredericks,
an rdl worker, occupants of a room-
ing house.
A. federal laboratory and export
tnent station for the study of pecan
trees will ho established n ni ,
Austin Toas ' '
mmi AKCDAEDQ:
j rw Pathe Sound News
I ft H Iast Time Todity H
ft 1 1 "UNDER A TEXAS MOON" 1 1
il M II All Cnlor All Out nf Tiw.i II
M w Mm aB " ---- MaB
Contracts Let
For Gymnasium
At Cove, Oregon
tho plumbing. The board of dl
dors will purchase material at
a considerable saving over con
trad bids.
Blds rr tho lighting
are Still open. J he
Hi hoatlmr
millding will bo put on tho nort.T-
,K ,,. .,. Tlu. work h,u -eun
,i,i ,H lul is it I.UW rornor lust
' 1
., . M,., ,, 0,on nnfl
."'.ii'iu .Mi:., muo V.U.SOI1 una
tlil-oo ollllilroli of I'jimiiM lM'nlrio
.intuitu, oi iiiiiitu i mint..
.-ii ri,.i,i, i,aho, wore ovornliiht
EU,,lH r Mr. ami .Mrs. (.. M.
I ooinmltloo. M,m. , A. AloNolll. ,
jAll'K. T.'l'. Iloriy and Mm. .1. K.
j .Ml"",: piihlloliy. oninmittoo. Aim..
' I' Auilomnn, AVtk. T. r. Kofly,
, Alls. H'elone l.lmoln and -Mrs. S.
' li". Woiinor. The lilirary hoanl
j now ooiwlsls or Alls. It. S. I'oin-
; stook, Mrs. I,. 1-1. Aniloi-Hou, Airs.;
! A. 11. Conklln, Airs. I.. Al. Laird
flnd Alrs.-.. J. chadwiok.
t . (loo. Alt'lianiot. who has hern'
1)1 I'or sovornl months. Is not Ini-(
provlni.' tin 1'iist an his I'riontls !
would like. '
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3 Days Starting SUNDAY
Iast Time Todity
"UNDER A TEXAS MOON"
All Color All Out of Doors
IOUNI) H"""K SYSTEM
day, honoring Mi'8 Neva Grun
dell. of l,os Angeles, nil. Tho
RuestH Included' MJis. . nornlece
Miller, Mtsa Bess Kelley. Mn. .
K. Barker, MVs, Thos. Hefty. fri.
Karl ltoblnson, Mjs. W. J. Hall
murk, Mrtf..T. J. . C onklln, Mrs.
Stuart Krench and. Mm. I-erett.
Powell.
Kuneral services for the la to
Nathaniel Morion wore hold at the
homo of his daughter, Mrtr. lOred
lirtxtow,- Thursduy atternoon ut a
o'clock. Tho Itov. N. 1-;. Mersey
had charge of tho services and
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lule cenutery.
interment wan made in the Hose
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Tho state board of hortfculiuro
pmtjujj hero today declared grade
;f nrp,.ni. stnml.irds fnf onnnnr
for Oregon standards for cannerv
pears und set the new grades in
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