La Grande evening observer., June 23, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER;' M' GRANDE, ORE.
PagaHV0o;;r(
LOCAL BKDEFJT
nrfc W1 train Rochester
In La Grande was to th$ effect that
Mrs. Kato S. Hall gnii Idaughter,
Ruth Margaret, who have been at
Muyo Bros, hospital In Rochester,
Minn., the last four months, ar
rived last night at Welser, Idaho,
where they will spend a week with
their daughter and slst'er, Brs. Lon
Daniels, and will then , come to La
Grande. Miss Ruth Margaret, who
has been undergoing a series of
operations and treatments for ar
thritis, was discharged lust Friday
from the hospital. "While it will
take months for her to completely
recover, the work done at Roches
ter has been pronounced very suc
cessful. . . ji( . .
jit tho Hotels . It
C. H. Shaw, New York City; Mrs.
beorgo Lutz, Emmotti C. J. Grabb,
Baker; Jack Hutchinson, Baker;
Ted Stamm, Seattle; VT. S. Ward,
Enterprise; L. C. Baker, Pendleton;
Grace and Vivian Davenport, Ama-
rnosa,. Iowa; O. P. Cutting, Seattle;
be around some nnd will soon leave
for his homo at Unity, Ore.
To Pendleton
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Peterson and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Forrester drove
to Pendleton Sunday where Mr
Forrester took part in tho O.-W.
trap shoot and in tho afternoon
they attended tho regatta at McKay
dam.
From Montana
Mr. and Mrs. Chester McCoy; of
Montana, are visiting in the city
with Mickey McCoy, Mrs. McCoy's
brother.
Visiting Here
Mrs. J. L. Toevs nnd her two
smnll sons, of Aberdeen, Idaho, are
visiting in La Grande at the home
of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. B. Kendrlck.
They will bo hero about two weeks.
Returned Home
Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Cnuthorn have
returned home from a two weeks
auto trip which extended to Van-
Mr, and Mrs. R. V. Borleske, Walla couver, B. C. They report an en
Walla; J. B. Hagnn' and -family, I Joyed time.
Yaklmn; c. A. mus ana wile, Port
land; William Cake, ; Portland;
Ralph ' Berry, Portland; Alfred
Wortman, Thermopallis, . Wyo.;
Mr. and Mrs.'O. J. Sand, Portland;
A. R. Southard, Portland, are at
local hotels.
llotarncd Homo , ,
Mrs. J. E. Cunliffe arid daughter,
Mnrgaret, have returned from an
extensive trip East lasting several
weeks. . They first went to Cleve
land where they attended the con
vention of tho G. I. A. of L. S. of
B. of L. E. and later went to Nia
gara Falls and Washington, D. C,
making .several stops,.the longest
of which was made at Salt Lake
City on their return, where they
met Mr. Cunliffe and son Robert,
and the four Journeyed home to
gether. ii'-
To Portland
Jfre. Claudo Bartmess Is In Port
land visiting with her friends.
Siwnt Sunday
Miss Ailce Boylen spent yester
day visiting her parents at Pilot
Rock. ,
Stopinxl Here
Mrs. Grace McCullough and
children, of Huntington Park, Cal.,
stopped in La Grando for a short
while one day last week on their
way to Lostine where they will visit
i with Mrs. McCullough's parents.
Mr. and Sirs. Geo. Dodge.
"We have stretched government
expenditures in the budget begin
ning July 1 to tho utmost limit of
our possible receipts, and have even
incurred a probable deficit princi
pally for the relief of unemploy
ment through expansion of public
construction." Mr. Hooaior Bald.
"Every additional dollar of expen
diture means an additional dollar
in taxes. This is no time to in
crease tho tax burden of tho coun
try."
The president said tho bill would
Increase expenditures for . world
war veterans by $102,000,000 dur
ing the first year of Its operation.
with tho additional expenditure to
taling 1225.000,000 in later years.
The present expenditure ho set at
ai i.uuu.ono. under the bill as
passed by the house Mr. Hoover
said, tho increased expenditure
would bo tlSl.000.000 rising later
to $400,000,000 a year.
Points ni Deficit
Secretary Mellon said a deficit
of over $100,000,000 was In pros
pect for July 1, 1031, nnd that, If
the reduced income tax rate is to
bo continued, present estimates
forecast a deficit of $180,000,000.
These figures, ho added, do not
take into consideration expendi-
turis necessitated by tho veterans'
measure or other additional legis
lation.
His estimates, he explained, were
'predicted upon a not unhopeful
attitudo In respect to future busi
ness developments." But, ho added,
If $100,000,000 or morB Is to be
added to the expenditures already
in sight, it is perfectly apparent
that tho 1528 Incomo tax rates
must bo restored" and possibly increased.
Hincs objected particularly to the
provisions of the bill extending
from 1925 until 1930 tho period in
which disabilities Incurred aro to
be presumed to hnvo been tho re
sult of war time service.
This provision ho said would af
fect somo 100,000 cases and was
Left Yesterday
Mrs. B. M. Grandy left yester
day for her home In Billings, Mont,
after visiting for a week nt the
homo of L. P. Day. Mrs. Grandy
is a sister of L. P. Day and G. W.
Masten.
Month's Trip
Miss Delores Pearson Is leaving
will visit with her brother, Dr.
Lanier. The trip will bo made by
way of Salt Lake City, where she
will also visit. Miss Pearson, who
is a teacher at Lincoln High school
In Portland; has been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pear- visited Here-
son, for about a week. i Mies Liiy Nicholas,
To Walla Wnlla
L. C. Parsons drove to Walla
Walla Saturday to attend a district
Insurance meeting. Mrs. Parsons
and their two boys accompanied
him.
of Walla
Walla, Wash., visited in La Grande
over tho weekend nt tno nomo oi
M. and Mrs. A. T. Trolllngcr.
In llenuly Contest- ...
Miss Ludora Laughlin, of Baker,
who is well-known in this city, is
one of tho entrants In a beauty 1 Arrived Last Night
contest that is being sponsored In ; Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Foss and Mr.
nnimr hv Ihn Elks lodge. Miss innir Hnirnn. of Bend, ore., ar
Laughlin graduated from La ! rived in La Grando Inst ovening
Grando high school, attending hero
during her senior year and was a
student at the Eastern Oregon nor
mal school. She Is a niece of Mrs.
It. W'. Laughlin.
Hnby Boy
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hill, of Telo
casct, are the parents of a ten and
.a .half pound baby boy born Sat
urday morning nt 7:50 o'clock. The
new arrival has been named Benja
min Franklin. Both mother and
son aro in good condition.
nn n short visit to Mr. and Mrs.
D. W. Stone, of the Lnndls Court
apartments. Mrs. Foss Is the aaugn
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stono.
Returned Home I
Mr. and Mrs. H. Tribe nnd daugh
ter, Juno, and Mrs. Katharine Pow
ell, all of Ogdon, left Friday on
their return trip nftor visiting In
La Grnnde at the homo of Dr. and
Mrs. F. L. Tribe. Dr. Tribe is the
eon of Mr. and Mrs. Tribe, and Mrs.
Powell is tho mother of Mrs. Tribe.
Illteli Hiker
"Dad" Wright, aged 75 years,
who has been trekking across the
country for tho last several years,
arrived in La Grando last evening,
spending tho night nt the fire sta
tion. Mr. Wright Is a hitch hik
fioni Louisville. Ky.. and has tra
versed about 00,000 miles, stop
ping at fire departments where ho
Is given souvenirs, no weiu mi
to Baker this morning.
Fined $20 i
Joe Miloy was fined $20 In mu
nicipal court Saturday evening on
charges of drunkeness.
Trln to tlio Coast
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frnnk Cleavlnger
and Mrs. Frank E. Rohan have re
turned from a motor trip to the
coast and Portland. While at Myr
tle Point they visited relatives.
Operation
G. A. Knapp, employeo of the
n.-W. underwent a minor opera
tlon at tho Grando Hondo hospital
Saturday morning.
In RHilnl Veil-
Waldo Crowley spent the weekend
In Hridal Veil visiting relatives.
In Wheel flinlr '
Jack Ryan, who broko his leg
about six weeks ago. is. still at the
f.r.mrtn Rnnria hosnital and Is now
slttinir nn In a wheel chair. Before
long, ho hopes to be nble to walk
with tho aid of crutches.
STRIBLING HAS
LEFT HAND IN
PLASTER CAST
CHICAGO, Juno 23 (AP)
Young Strlbllng, no longer regard
ed among heavyweights as the boy
with a schoolboy fighting complex
ion, placed his left hand back Into
a plaster cast today and awaited
developments in the leather tossing
industry. B
Since the "Crippled" lert hand
paralyzed Otto Von Porat, tho
Norwegian paralyrer, less than a
round at tho Chicago stadium Fri
day night, tho punching Georgian
has been veritably showered with
offers, but has shoved thom all
aside, confidently awaiting ono
that will give him k shot nt Max
Sehmellng's heavyweight crown. '
His parental manager, "Pa"
Strlbllng, has cabled Promoter
Jeff Dixon In London a request for
a 30-day postponement of his son's
match with Phil Scott, scheduled
for next month because of tho
"crippled" hand nnd, If tho Eng
lish heavywolght readB newspapers
nnd knows what the hand did to
Von Torat, the postponement is
expected to bo granted -anhestfat-ingly.
Police Believe
Maniac Wearing
Woman's Clothes
NEW YORK, Juno 23 AF)
A man in woman's clothing wns
sought today as police began tho
second week of their search for
tho mad slnyer of two men In
Queens. Meanwhile a Brooklyn
newspaper distributor, Meyer New:
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Butter And Eggs
Unchanged Today
rOUTIvAND, Oro., Juno 23 (AP)
Butter and ess prices remained
tin chun Red today from Saturday's
quotation..
Tho b'.itter market continued to
show littlo activity with receipts
moderate and inoro than umplo
for demand.
Hkk receipts continued plentiful
with trado dull. Some prlco shud
inir was evident.
Country meats and poultry also
held on weekend price quotations
under moderate trading force.
The lettuce market wns easier
at 75c to 1.25 a crate. Both old and
new pulutue prices held firm.
Tomatoes were up from a rnne
Of $3.25 to 13.50 a lug to $3.50 to
$3.75 but top on hot house offer-
inffs wero down 10c a pound lo
25c.
IilVERPOOIj WHEAT
LIVERPOOL, June 23 (AP)
Wheat: close July $l.os; Octc'
ber $1.04: JX'Ccmber $1.00. -
BUTTEItFAT
SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 23 (AP)
Butterfat f. o. b. San Francisco,'
37c. ;
dept. stores
romTRY
SAN KltANflSCO, Juno 23 (AP)
(Kod. -State Market llureau)
Hens: Leghorns, all sizes, 17cfti'19c.
Colored, 5 lbs. nnd over, 25c. Under
5 lbs. 2Sc. . .
llrollers: Leghorns, all sizes, 21c
r:2o. ' '
Fryers: colored, 21T2 lbs. 26c.
3ff3Uj lbs. 3t)c; Leghorns,! 2 if 2 A
lbs. 2 Iff 22c.
Roasters: colored, over 3 lbs.
3 Sc. ,,
Roosters: old Leghorns, 12c. Col
ored, 16c.
Turkeys: nil sizes, nominal. '
IN THIWIIT
Store No. 13 La Grande
BOYS
SHOES
$1.98
One assorted lot in sizes
13 to 5 '2. ; ,
Blacks and browns and
100 per cent value for the
money.
"Jlow do you know he's from tho sticks?
lirookl.vn llrldgo?"
IIjis ho bought tho
-manifestly mqcunnu e w u.o , tho maniac, followed
mnny more veterans who could not , ' mn( ontur.
claim compensation under Its
Chlckon plo Is delicious for sup
per, dinner or luncheon. A variety
mark, received a letter threaten- of seasonings such as green pep
lng his death unless ho returned . pers, parsley, onion and plmlcnto
document "u. J. 4-3-44. 'ims. improvo tho flavor.
tho ninth letter purporting to have
terms.
Tho question Is. he Bald,
"whether the nation Is going to as
sume responsibility for disabilities
among tho four and one-half mil
lion veterans which originate as
ordinary Incidents of life."
irn.n over Weekend
Br. Lyman P. West, rrom tsoiso.
T.inlin snent tho weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Gcorgo Walker. Ho was
mn.inled bv his wtfo and
daughters, Mary Jane and "Sharon,
cintumfl llero-
Ali- nnd Mrs. w. rngiii m.u
r Irlnltn.
son, Jlaroiu, ul
stopped In La Grande last night
nt the homo of their friends, Mr.
and Mrs. B. A. sayro, on men i-
turn trip from Rocknway, ureRun
whoro they attended tho funeral
services of Mr. night's father.
Visiting
Mrs. Nellie Thompson nnu nei
small son, Junior, uf Portland, nre
Isltlng at tho home of her moincr-
in-law, Mrs. Herbert Thompson.
Social Tomorrow
A building benefit whlto ele
phant social will be hold tomorrow
night at the Christian chruch by
Division C of tho Loyal Sisters Aid.
All aro invited to attend and re
quested to bring somo article they
cannot use. Plans have been made
for a program and refreshments.
Triple Tie For
First In Tourney
OAKMONT, Pa., Juno 23 (AP)
Marshall W. Forrest, captain of
the Yalo golf team, and Allen
Masher, of tho University of
Southern California, playing to
gether in the first qualifying
round of tho national Intercolleg
iate championship today, return
ed scores of 76, and made a trlplo
tie for first place with about half
tho field reported. Lnry Mollcrk
captain of tho Notro Damo team,
also had 76.
Par for tho course is 72.
Thcro' wero many scores In tho
high 80's nnd even In tho 90's nB
tho hard Ookmont course took Its
toll of strokes.
Scores Included:
Winston Fuller, So. Cnl 43 39 .
Winston Fuller, South
ern California 43 39 82
Vincent Dolp, Oregon ....43 41 84
Phillips FInlay, liar- o
vard - 40 38 IS
an alleged announcement Satur
day that his mission of death was
ended nnd that ho was returning
to Russia. Police woro unccrtnln
as to tho authenticity of . either
letter.
Tho theory that tho maniac has
donned woman's clothing to elude
tho polico was advanced today
after Mark 13. Brown, Manhattan
reported that
thought to have been a woman,
accosted him and his family as
they wero eating a picnic lunch
in QucenB -yesterday, nnd asked
for a rido to New York.
Thev invited tho "woman" to
lunch with them. Brown said, but , surancc.
as their guest took leave, they not
iced trousers under tho skirt.
ATLANTIC CITY
MAYOR, 3 OTHERS
KILLED IN WRECK
Continued rrom Pago One)
Mayor Ruffu, reputed to bo ex
tromoty wealthy, was a. powerful
political figure at tho shore o-
porson at first,""' " '-
Just finished a short rest ho took
nftor being acquitted by nn Atlan
tic county petit Jury on charges of
illegal practice in connection with
tho placing of tho municipal In-
PARIS PRINTS NEWS
PARIS. Juno -23 (AP) The
Paris press generally printed brief
otlces of the birth uf tho son or
Col. und Mrs. Charles A. Lind
bergh but without comment.
.MTs. Sonuner Initiated
At a recent trip to Tho Dalles,
Mrs. J. D. Sommor was initiatoa
Into Casper Shrine No. 3 White
Shrino of Jerusalem as a charter
member. Mr. and Mrs. sommcr
wero both there, he made the trip
on business.
visit Hero
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown nnu
two children, formerly of ia
flrnnile but now of Gooding, Ida.,
stopped hero yesterday on route to
Portland on a vacation trip. 10 visn
her parents and their friends in
La Grande.
Improving Nicely
Ward Conncll, who underwent a
major operation at the Grande
Itondo hospital, Is greatly
proved.
Graduates
When 2C5 received their dlplo
mns In the Stockton, Cal. High
snhnol this month. Karl Stewart,
formerly of La Grande, was among
TING front cit y.
city.
FINAL VOTE
ON VETERANS
BILL TODAY
lm-
rrom Pocntello
Ralph Kendrlck. of Pocatello,
Idaho, is visiting in La Grande for
two weeks at the homo of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Kendrlck.
Week's Vncat Ion
Mr. and Mm. .H. A. Starr have
returned from a week's vacation
trip to Walla Walla. Pendleton and
Portland visiting relatives.
Improving
Charlie Evans, who recently un
derwent an operation at the Grande
Ronde hospital, is now able to be
up and around, afthough he has
not left the hospital yet.
Reeoveriiur
t Pete Barr. who underwent a ma
jor operation reppntlv nt the
tlrande Rondo hospital, is able to dent's letter,
(Continued from Page One)
senate voting Its approval It would
go to conference as It was consul
ernbly modified by the senate com
fashion. Tresldcn
un,,.r et fnrth his objections
kiii in letter to Senator Wat
th w.nnhliran leader, which
was given out nt the white house
for publication today
. !!!., ihf measure as un.
nnH ODnosed to the best In
f rests of the veterans themselves
He warned that us eu-y
would probably nwjcssitaie -cr-ascs
In taxes. If a deficit at the
close of the next fiscal year Is to
be avoided.
Communications from Secretary
Mellon, dealing with the measure's
effect on the budget, and from
Pirector nines of the veterans bur
eau, criticizing the a" ln,1u
tnhte were attached to the presl-
II. HARRAII Hill
PORTLAND, Ore, Juno 23
(AP) Hospital attendants report
ed littlo change today in tho con
dition of W. H. Harrah, Pendleton
grain grower and leader In de
velopment of Upper Columbia
rivor transportation. Doctors hold
out littlo or no hopo for his re
covery. Mrs. Harrah. their daugh
ter and son aro her. ,
PLAN $300,000
BRIDGE ACROSS
ISTHMUS SLOUGH
(Continued from Page Ono)
bond authorization wiis cnjiccl.t'd
and tho now ono authorized with
a change iiuulo In tho location to
gut nwuy from objections tnado by
certain mills.
(illllj, 9. BADLY HURT
PORTLAND, Juno 23 (AD
Jean Summa, ntuo years old,
daughter - of 1 Coward Summa,
Portland Heaver baseball player,
suffered fraeturo to both legs yes
terday when she became- caught , barley
In tho door oC an automatic ele- ,hny B.
vator In an apnrtmont house. It 1
was believed tho girl was lnsldo
tho cago and stuck hor feet
through tho elevator door. As tho
elevator moved hjr legs were
crushed between tho bottom of tho
cage and tho top of tho first floor.
PORT1jANI cash
POltTLANIl, Ore., Juno 23 (AD
Cash wheat: Big Bond bluemi'm.
07. , maAIJLM
Soft whlto 94c.
"WVstorn whlto 04e.
Hard winter flUc.
Northern spring 92c.
Western red 02o.
Ooats: No. 2-38 lb. whlto ?28.0n.
Today's car reeelpts: wheat' 47.
flour 16, corn 3, oats 4,
POLICE SEEKING
JAMES FORSYTIIE
(Contlnuod from Page Ono)
Expert Hat
Cleaninn 75c at
ANGEL'S
SHOE
SHINING
PARLOR
back to. tho Moran-Alollo gang.
I,inglc, who had a wido ac
(luulntancehsip among gangsters
by reason of his work as a police
CHEAP LETTER HEADS
1 Never 1)1(1 ami Never Will I
I Do AnylKMly Any Cood. 'I'lioy 1
I aro .Inst ldko Dirty Collnrs. I
I Ask for Samples ot Hotter I
Jetl.-r Hfvuls I
P0!:A'.1!?:- "rimo Camera
kidnhped, slugged and robbed an
Oregon. Ktate college student of
his automobile last April, were ar
rested hero today. They said they
wei-j Itobert Annas and Malcolm
Walker, both 17 years old.
MNDY AND IIVHI) MEET
NEW 1'OllK, Juno 23 (AP)
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Hear
Admiral Hlchurd IS. Uyrd met to
day and exchanged congratulations.
Colonel Lindbergh, congraiuiaieu
the admiral on his conquest of the
south pole. Admiral Uyrd con
gratulated Lindbergh on tho ar
rival of a son yesterday.
Thev met In the Hlltinore, where
Admiral Dyrd Is making his head
quarters, and went Immediately to
tho room of a frlcVd for a good
visit.
The flying colonel wbh deluged
with congratulations on Ills father
hood when- ho arrived at tlio ho
tel, but did not mention the sub
ject himself. He answered the
congratulations, colonel, v. un
only a sly grin.
AI'PKAIi PILED
SAI.TOM. Ore.. Juno 23 (AP) 1
An appeal In tho caso of O. O.
Voatch against tho city of Cottage
drove, another suit to test tho con
stltutlonality of tho Eddy act ot
tho 1020 legislature requiring that
onlv taxpayers may vote on ques
tions Involving bond Issues ot spe
cial tax levies, appeared in tho su
premc court today.
IilN(J IN SPAIN
1ONDON, Juno 23 (A I1) King
Alfonso of Spain arrived hero this
evening on a private trip lo Lon
don. 1 j-i
Menus Of The i
Day j
By Mrs. Alexander fiwrfio
PINKAPPLi; KIIKRBKT IS
REFRESHING
Breakfast Menu , v
Grapefruit
Poached Eggs on Toast
Papovora Coffee
liiinclicoit Menu
Green Bean Salad
Bread Plum Sauce
Fruit Cookies Iced Tea
Dinner Menu
Sliced Roast Boef
Buttered New Potatoes
Creamed Celery
Bread Cherry Conserve
Cabbage Salad Delight
rineapplo Sherbet Sugar Cookies
Coffeo
Green Bean Sahul, Serving 8
2 cups cooked green beans.
1 hard cooked egg, diced.
1-2 cup diced cucumbers.
2 tablespoons finely chopped
onions.
2 tablespoons chopped sweet can managnr.
Meets Godfrey
In Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, Juno 23 (AP)
Prilno Camera, Italy'H challenger
for recognition aa a firat-flight
; heavyweight, meets IiIh biggttHt and
perhaps his moat formidable op
ponent tonight when ho fightH
Godfrey, gigantic negro of Lelper
vlllo, Pa., at the Phillies ball park. J
The bout 1h ton roundw. 1
Scaling 24fi, the black panther
has never traded punches with a
ring rival of tho bulk of tho maul
ing Mastodon of Venice. Camera,
standing hIx feet seven, weighs 2GS,
will also be facing his biggest
focmnn, nono of his long list of
ejuick knockout victims measuring
up to tho bI.o of Godfrey.
Godfrey will spot Camera m
pounds, fivo Inches in height, two
inches in roach and, In the matter
of ago, about Hcven years. He
claluiH an advantage In fighting ex
perience and boxing hUIII, and In
sists that PrImo'H American vic
tories were scored over second rate
opponents.
"I ought to knock Camera out
In flvo or six rounds," Godfrey said.
"And if I can land a left hook on
tho button before that Mr. Car
nera will be through."
"No man In the world can hit
hard enough lo knock out Car
nera." said Billy Duffy, his Ameri-
And If Prlmo nallH
reporter, was known to bo friendly
to Al Capone, whoso gang long has
fought tho Moran-Alollo group.
Keek Frank Faster
Search also is under way for
Frank FoHtcr, original owner of
the gun used In the Ltngi. mur
dei. Koster, formerly u' run
Alello man, changed alleglnnco
somo tlmo ago, going ovor to tho
Cuponus.
Forsythc's namo camo into, tlio
gangster classification through his
closo friendship for tho "four
Horsemen of . gungland' Georgo
(Ited) Barker, William Clifford,
Cy Kawley and Michael H'uilly
of whom only Barker now survives.
NELSON
Opposite Post Office
Do You
Still Use A
SPINNING
WHEEL?
MAIN 56
Standard Laundry Co.
"Wtfo Saving Station"
crew of i i ikovm;i
OSLO. Norway, June 23 (AP)
News wns erceived today that the
Norwegian sealer William Boot
was lost with her crew of 14 off
tho east coast of Greenland during
tho winter.
Disinfectant Too
Much For Radicals
NKUSON. B. C. Juno 23 (AP)
A disinfectant, sprayed by po
lico upon 26 men and women of
the radical "Sons of Freedom. '
sect of Doukhobors, was effective
In forcing th.?tn to resume their
clothing after force nnd moral
suasion on the part of both con
servative Doukhobors and police
had failed to quell a nude demon
stration at Brilliant, B. C yester
day. The radicals dlnrobed on the
highway and the police were call
ed In after the community Douk
hobors failed in attempts to clothe
them. Tho chemical warfare of ("ripen."
tho police niiirkly ended the dis
turbance, . .
pickles.
1-2 teaspoon salt. ,
1-4 teaspoon paprika. '
1-3 cup salad dressing.
Mix and chill tho Ingredients.
Servo on lettuce.
Plum Saneo
4 cups rod plums.
4 cups water. . '
2 cups sugar.
Wash plums, add water and ponk
slowly In covered pan until tho
plums are soft. Add sugar. Boll in
an open kettle 4 minutes.
Cherry Conserve t j
8 cups seeded red cherries.
I- 2 cup orango juice.
2 tablespoons lemon julco.
7 cups sugar.
1 teaspoon cinnamon.
1 teaspoon cloves.
Mix Ingredients and let stand
ono hour. Boll gently until the con
servo becomes very thick. Pour
into sterilized jars and when cold,
seal.
Pineapple Sherbet
(Serving 8)
1 cup sugar.
2 cuirs water.
II- 2 cups finely cut or grated
pineapple.
3 tablespoons lemon Juice.
2 egg whites.
Boll sugar and water 2 minutes.
Cool. Add pineapple and lemon
juice and pour Into sterilized freez
er. Turn crank until sherbet Is
half frozen. Add egg whites which
havo been beaten. Freeze until
stiff. Remove dasher and repack
freezer. Let stand for 2 hours to
Servo as dessert or with
a m'-at or fHth course nt dinner or
luncheon.
Godfrey with that right under tho
heart, the negro will Told up.
Tho promoters predict an atton
danco of more than 30.000 and
sttid the advance salo had passed
$H'0,000
CliAPDE O. TYSON j
(Contributed)
Claudo C Tyson wns horn Nov.
.IB, 1K!)7, nt Seattle, Wash., und
died suddenly Juno 16, t'JKO, of
heart trouble, at tho ago of 33
years, seven months and ono day,
at La Grande, Ore.
Ho lert to mourn his loss be
sides many friends, his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo B. Tyson,
and Ihrco brothers, HI in or, Uoll
and Jess, all of Olympia, Wiish.
Funeral Her vices were hold Juno
IS and burial was in tho Atasonlc
cemetery. During his llfo Mr. Ty
son was cnliHtcd in tho II. S. navy,
and was a veteran of tho world
war.
League
Standing
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Hollywood
Seattle
Portlund
National
Brooklyn
ChicaKO
New York ........
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Itoston
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l-hllmlellihia
Cincinnati
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4:i
43
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31
30
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30
31
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Stocks Higher
As Week Opens
In Wall Street
NHW YORK. Juno 23 (AP)
j no mock market begun tho new
week with a substantial rebound
today, after three wnek.i of almost
steady declines. Heavy selling
early in the way was Hoon absorb
ed, nnd prices worked steadily
higher during tho afternoon, a long
list of popular lnflue-t closing 2 to
f a slmro higher, and .t few in
fill en so 1 1 1 n g up fi to m oro than 1
io.
Wnrfl street wns again left lo
puzzlo over tho problem oF whether
tho decline bad finally hit bottom,
or merely had been Interrupted by
another technical rally. A sub
stantial rebound In grain prices
wns encouraging, as stock trailers
have been pitying close t tent lon
to tho commodity markets of late.
Although July wheat touched 8!)'
cents a bushel, the lowest In 10
years, It closed at 'j2. off only
JA, while September wheat closed
and December of a cent high
fir. Corn rutures gained 1 to 1
co nil!.
Trading in stocks was in huge
volume during the early trading,
when several transnctlons of 10,000
to 40,000 slnuvs were recorded, b;it
It turned comparatively dull In the
afternoon und ho days total sales
were about a.Mio.noo shares, only a
little more than tho volume of last
Friday.
LOWER TRICES ON PLUMBING
SUPPLIES
3 PIECE BATH ROOM SET ,
$64.75
ConsislinK of the following fixtures:
WII1TK KNAMKIj HATIITlin, SIKH 0 FOOT COMI'MiTK
Willi nil liciivy iili-kr-l pliilwl brass trliiiniliiRH, really to connect
to piping.
CHINA TA.VK C'MJKICT CO.MWVATION B gallon wllllo China
lank, oak or lilirli, nuilioKiuiy finish scat, 2 Inch wnsh down
bowl.
WIIITIO KNAMIOIIAVATOIIY. Rlxo ilxlO III., wlllo npron,
0 in. back complete with heavy nickel plated brass rnucclB
nnd trap.
-Alt fixtures nco iibsolutcy Kiianmlecd, j
$64.75
See These Fixtures on Display in Oui' Showroom
WATIOIt I'll'lO '
Inch alv. 7.B0 per 100 ft.
y, Inch K'llv. .! per 100 ft.
1 Inch italv. 13.50 tier 100 ft.
1 V, Inch italv. 10.00 per 100 ft.
1 Vx Inch. K"lv. 22.2ft MX 100 IU
2 Inch Kalv. 110.00 iter 100 ft.
y SIOWICR I'll'I'i
1 Inch Terra Coltn newer plim $20.00 ier lot! feet.
Ix't lis fpiote you oil your plumbing Kiippllos.
MELVILLE'S
Mill AIAMS AVJ'I.
13 years of iiioii'IuiihIIhIiik and xervlco) to Uio
Moplo of l.'niou County '
I
GRANADA
Tuesday & Wednesday
Charles Buddu''
ROGERS
P7?mSafetuinNumbmi
American I.Mimic
W. I..
I'hllaililphla 3H 23
N- York 34 2.1
Washington 34 24
flfvoland 33 2
Detroit 27 34
St. Louln SO 34
fhlentro. 3 3
Doston 21 3S
I'KISCO rlll'IT
SAN KKANflWtJ, June 23 (AP) j
( Keil.-Stato .Market IsVwh Her- .
vice) Annies: lioxc fnllf.: New-
'''! town IMpt.ins 2.'i ' 3.00: few j
;23 j 3.fiP. l.oo.se $2.00 $2.60. North-
.550 i western: Home ISeautys, fey.. lnrK
.56 j $2.fIMl $3.00. Newtuns, xf $3.25m!
.r.5 i 3.r.o, fancy 3.(llir.i 3,25. small I
.443 I size low as 2.no. New crop:
.433 ;calir.: Ite.l Astrnehans K"C(i 1 1 .'
.400! per lug. (iravensti liiM, f graile 2
,3ioUj yi. 2D.
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