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EUJtOLD at. rUTLAT .
PnbCt4 rnaiaga, v(U
Ormadav Ongim.
Intend as t Pcsene of
Hail Uattar causa act Uucb a. !.
orrm paj-xh c vwicm ooorrt ajto te
cm or la csAjccs
"""" or aobcciatsd r&cae
o( an Bra Ca;irh aviiua to re or cm inra araattaa tf po
UiiKd bar.. AO et4 o fauutiai at al je a
Xalm pepw aA a!ao tb Irxal mot tta aiao i immt
national tjsnn-jiat SJtynam.'jat
Id, C. UOOTSSB CO. Ins.
an mseueob Lea 4x4. Statu. pct-JarA CTiVaja
tjrcrt, r To
LAItGE CLASS
TO GRADUATE
HERE JUNE
(CoctlAaed crcs ps Oca.
"A KVf rroi". -
iiST taim
Ar -
PriMAim H. r Intv
Vocal aolo: "M Taa- Aatf'-Td
Butii Glel
Baeminnat AkJreaa.Brr. WaUlcffl
M. WIU011. Oraee BaptUt Cau'-ll,
SpMURC. WiAbiiwrfin.
Cboroa; -! tn Ir la
... herein
Worm! Cxr
Bntedfc-itoiv' Rr, J5.n U.
K:c.ir. Zi&n Luttrn rt.urOi.
"ET-on.' pant of or; ar1
colorful tottusri and twrwrvotij, wili
to the campii.
TIm coramrnccfnaRt aAAim Thru?' j
rla.f will b ollre?ftS t7 Or. C. A.
Howard. snpenn'iMleRt of public ln j
strutruon for Ormon. FoUonrnf tne t
And Mst- luttrm will rereire raduat
nd tbir pat en u, aiumni ard Jac
ultir. Commnemnt week wil com
vtert the aemof-Alurnm bVUt at
U La Grande ivXJ-
Thofr who wtil rKlvt lvrmAl
mhtrA diplomat, to b pntAwnUd by
r. CAl)lsr, mimtw of Um tt
board of higher edurAUon, follow:
Chelr h, Aon, ErtttrrprUe-, Tti
ton W, AntfwuotJ Tmh:; Ut?n EUIn
RaTlard, Eriterpru; A? Lrthia
Bennett. Bntrprlft; Vrrva Uarorje
Bt.kford, La Orarid; Tutmt Brmd.
R2lna; AJrtn lrt:n Bor. La Ofand;
Krfna Brrrn, La Of and; V-?lrri
Charlton. La O-rtivl: EnTr.a nrj
ChrlatUn.vn, KnUrpn; Lot CHne,
Union; Kiln CochrmD. Ea.kr;
Ethl .I. ConieUn, Unl'n; Afllr. Con-
radt, fA Oranrfe; .ma LV''le Cook.
Nfftaa; Harry K. Dairion. ' Joseph;
lfln M. DftWIW. Pendleton; Rma
Iunharn, Pendleton; Fran MUdrtd
DuPuia, Wenton; artoa Jean fttter.
Pilot ftotk; Crpte Marie Potter. tr
Ruth OelbeL La Orande; IsA Ollll-
land, Wraton; Cannen Oorden. JUr,h
land; Kathryn Oren, Union; Barbara
Ann Oirye. Tmfllrton: rVwrly Mae
Otrye, Pendlrton; Vl B, HVtrrjmark.
Loatlne; PrledA Mrott Hee, La
Orande; Inry nitk. La Orande;
Drrothr W Hill. Baker; LiU Hofmann.
La Grande; June AJvenia H'Jr. 8um
meTTllle; Ceril Jatuon, Highland;
Eather lAUijhJJn, PortUnd, ttjUc
Lewta, I a Oraode,
Bthel Maxon, Ontario, VemtU K.
Moletrorn. Adam; Katherlrie Wu
han, Condon; Kerrrilt Mera, Hth
Powder; ChJoe Parcon. iain, Ethel
Hoop. Wallowa; Mare;rt Hater.
WrrUer, idaiio, Min Ittwnr, Lurke;
Bara Hherman, IAUna; Lura Moore
Blautrhtet. La Cri.rO; Mrrie PrarKea
Bmlth, La Grande; Irene Btawca, Bn
Urprtm; Dor Bwarurer, I Urande;
Betty Oeerte Terwen, fknnle
Hixthe TTiorneon. Erno; Tt j
ward Thomaor), Hrppn'-r; Mmle
lynjlan Tray lor. Irte lk; Our
Twteer, Tlliamo); June UrJirk, On
tario; Virginia Wetwl, 1a Grande;
Pranren White, l-pnr; Mnr Whltav
fpprir; Ivwen WilkM, Portland.
n Wllllarna, La Orande; Horman
Worthier, P'rtland; N-rra Kllen Mr.
Datrt, Leiifi(Vn; Mrr IJ M'rwland,
1a Granrl, C'hArlotte Itjacnlwrrrr,
Wr Ilaho; Ida KlV'ker. Ia
nkw nuns
run 0J.D
Tlie Hamilton Itouli Kli-rliifl fiham
poo nnd Irylng Irfxrwi ri,ina your
rugs and i-nrpuia rlwht on thn floor,
remfrrlng all dlit and KNt, tiulnfp u
and lea von them look in;; litto new.
Adda years to their lllr. Pritra rea
MOiiohlo Work Ouamntred.
' V. II. PARKINSON
Call um
AUTIIORIZKI)
DKAI.KK FOIt
FRIGIDAIRE
Sic Vh Iror
Klccti'ic lU-frk't'i nUon
O
Fred Spaeth
In DM null Wtuhlneliin
-PuoCasar tad Cotfal afr-aitr
tteaday. M 1720 atxt triv
La Qrmmi. Ongoa. a Kk
.j, Kttn.je
i,.v.a: ir.'vr
1V7. La Orr
Jfert J-xe. La
C.i: A--V
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! RAMSEY
1 70 67.4 iy UA TE
i
: F L. EAOisatrc lit U.Ja BMta-
i l1 Cora;rta vr tr-lll attend
. tne f.wayKio: orreuaa at Or-
0t triev. m Knataf. Vjs
i K'n- BanaiKT. sa to re-le a
' arw .-a t&e errfwB at ifcaf. tti&e.
I l.tlC A T, nPnTJP
AT PESO LET OS
AIRPORT EV EST
J. A. M-.LAri.:.'n. Ger-e 'aiker.
Pred Kenai? ux Ceore WaJker
wre amorjsr the nsetribe? of t.-- La
Grande efcrrifctr of oornaeTte 2u
orwe V Pen3v todAj to ttterjd
tfca dediA.ion of U zrw tsrpun
2(22(X) IS
LOAN'S MADE
TO FARMERS
(Continued Prom Page One)
debaa. Of thl K2n, 44.160 waA uaed
for tn purriAae of land And equip
mtut, the oonatruiuon or Improve
ment of tuiitHrt&. and for general
(rtculur3d ue, including tfe pro
Tiaion of CAoiuJ, wMl I0 1X. tbe
kalaraU, waa uaed for Ue purchAae of
V:k In na.tanal farm ka Aaaceiav
Uona. for loan it, etc.
TYarxinout tiTaA Un.ted BtAbw ap
proxiBiAteiy WbftoW) of awd bank
and CMTamiaeljner'A loans were mad
from June 1. Ifa33. to Ma lM.
L Grande Will Send
Caravan to Union
(Continued Prom Page One)
B7 lea Tin j; 45 minutea ahead of the
hvyw opening there will be plenty of
time for eTeryone to neture aeau, etc..
Kbarnber official point out.
l.MOH PKKMO.HAIJV
Ur. and Mr. Geonru Hoffman re
turned Tueaday nvtrninK from Port
land where they had apent a few
day Mra. Artie Tethrow, Woo had
apent aeveraj wr-k with her (rrand
dAiwrhUr, Mra. T. O. Barnard, re
turned to Portland wnh. them.
Mra. Marnn Dean, who wa injured
In an auto wreck Bunday. was
brought home from tbe Ivrvpl'al in
Bftkt TTmnvlay and W recorrrlrMC
aatiafartOTif jr at her home at tne
Bnfm brothers rarv:h.
Ml Marian Bualrk ha nprnt thu
wwk with vim Coupem In Writer.
PRICES
FverrtrnnK weim to
fir hit mmt any trm.
Itrne to do anr pjint
i likely to cm you
Color Harmony
(or bathroom tenors!
Mi rn-riuni: vfK will yrr
tt thr he iri,; to arc
hrthtly ruintc i wih
Satin Eggshell Finish
A wmi tflim m'a..luh!c pair.t in
1 J rnoJrrri lol'iri.
(ciiiii t - H.'ic Tint
MonniiE
UK K
50c
BiiKFrnKxK-
Thr llrrjjrririf
wnll board . .
4c7v
e
o e
Ju? Weather
. wcirBXK roxc m
Cwpwa: f awtu? am attErd tA-
Wtm lw ttvt: -AfaM wcatsvr
lemeraurM. fatfrtw Mr
ratal fa tM rartffe- avnAwc CAe fine
mttj : Mjrtimaai . BMataasai
ftuja x f tarft, riiMtilf.
'): Mialaaai 41, : a. l
r- tie Irr7 gc. Krrr ti-jtr t is
dadets..
lir. a-vl Jti. Ona Lery r4 csi
aftiVM am Imh, ot Bxr. ai4S lira
fiicr.a. of Si Ji.v.yj), -re caLen
&AtJ?2& tint- i
i Paa Fijr'X. of Clixan. ta TUrttas'
; '
; -
! f- Cr-fj aiJ darhtr.
: ?tu arjd Harr?, ba beea TTaJUss-
Ker daiesf.ter let Evi CociLa. of
Cotam?. afO itied ber a tor dara
And M--. Praak Beneon. of Eel-
Vz. Ida, -r.Aa.Sed frtenda Aere tn-A
wee. Be wa born azd raiaed here,
Mr. And Mr.. D. E EArhard lefjj
Tritirarlar Cor to-re to aar-l th.
wcwisuk! tae wwe anc;
Horae Grower' a-riaiioc. j
Un Pd Uaner-A of PcetUr-d, la
axjd:n tr. weHt wn& Mr. and Mrs. (
Jorm MarenA.
Mr. and M.-a. Geonre Balrd, Sol :
c-era, M Lecoa Bprar and Un f
-on BAia drove to Joseptt to spend
MAriVTiai day.
j AniaOc7 those from out-of-town who
I deeoraived rrarea at the Cnkrx ceme-
tery ere Mrs KettA E-Utin. of La
Grande, and Mias Gertrude Eakin. of
Barren. Mrs Adah Kiddle and Mrs. Ea
ehel BrwelL of LkUnd Cty.
Ura. T. G. Barnard entertained t?ie
rrjKT-iten of te Caratai cl'jb at a
loiely ViTjttjwn. and brWh?t after
ward. Tfrurady. Mr. Waiter Coc
won flrrt prie acd Un EHlth Pf.7
wo!auon. Mra. Clark M-rteaa ni
a gueat.
B. A. Maraton. of WaabJn. D
C. thief federal inapector of experi
ment oration proecta. apent Uonda7
Impeirtlu; tbe Union ataaon.
Mlaa Eila Mlir r-,l am-e from
feeattie tbe laat of ttila vce to apend
tae aumzner witb her parenta. Mr.
and Mr s. E M!!jer. Odin Miller
and Kennetb South d-'or, to Seattle
to beip moie bef effwru.
A. B, Dana. Mra. Edna Bi-itek. Ju
roT and Marian, Mr. and Mra. Mer
tm Dana. Walter Dans and Mra. Ber
tha Hwyle will jt to Jtyinm. tola
renrt to attend the wedding of
Dorhy Oolite to Wal-er DaTU.
wnjrti irlll tafc. TrUo. at hlirh noon
8urir l " home ''
M rTthr Oilrrsjrr. who to attending-
normal. rhoo4 spent Me
nvrtaj day w:th her ipTtrxlpArenU,
Mr. And Mrs. Cyrca Vlillaraa,
Mr. And tlrs. George FKncwnn and
vn. Wayne, rt;ed bs father, John
PenrTaA). M'-morla! day.
Mias LV.phna Hjwland, formerly
home Korsjcn'sm teacher here, was
oTfr from Pendleton Thursday vUlt
lnsr rnends.
Tne B(w!rv Women's club (jv a
farewfll party for Mm. J. M Yoes
TVairvjay efenJrKf. Pollowlrif; a 'sup
per at Cvlc' confftlonary. they had
a theatre party at the Gaels. They
prevented Mrs. Yoen with a knely
(Ttft.
Mr. and Mra. Philip Walnum and
daughter. PhTlIU Jane, and Mr. and
Mrs. Koian Bklff and dauhtr, Dar
cia IX. viilted Mrs, O. J. Skiff, Me-
rnrjrtAl day.
Mjm LVm Ctrnitfr has been on
c(unp;na trip thl w.k.
have the jitters!
be KOifiR up. Piint nricet could
V-wc have a hunth thu ii the
fth you've hem putting oft It
lc now thin later.
New garb for dull houses
II H M.xcJ Pun! will wear jm.I
afar withrtut cratkinR, without
fwrhnc. It c.mei in 2 fih
wntrfn Culon.
S-H mixeo PAINT
$2.85 Gallon
"(lc
FMIJ MATtniED-
n
V O Kir
FlitorliiR. clear
$55
Per
M
PAINT
nuusnra
Guaranteed
brlntlns.
ioc:
against loss of
'
LA GRANDE T5YEmHGf)KERVER. LA GRANDfi. ORg.
Over The
Valley
Personals
rrm The Austin's
Prtenal to t railey of Mr.
and
SrarurjeTO!!, wlJJ he ln!ersM to
i tzjyw tbAt lit. Aia!ta u zecorer'?
( r a cmjor opmaoa etrtamta i
f t s&ertd Heart ho:til in 9--,tne
I ad &aa rJim1 -o ujut Zxnt oear
aiapu. lions. Ur. Aujtln a-aa doc
weli hn tfc f;rr::.7 ."-" -rl irrm fas
rtlj iat fall. ani ttj; tori v, th
ft la betuntd tfc &t aie trouf
O Viae Pnw'tlf-.n
'A ai.j.r. younsea aon of
Mr. and 'ic-ai v ' zjr, of toe
Vaicrva diantt. u r:.ivtuti t!i
: Xlnt of JuAe froci t' Ln.7rai'.y o-:
! Omcu. Cleauict baa been glra a
T7 (mod pcal'Jos 3sr.ii the Biritt Co
aod baa already taStea up bia duties.
ifrj, w:ll Adier aid
tlAiiirhter,
group of
Gene-nere entertained
fneadc at dinner at thetr home
La Grande, Wednesday, eoraphinen
tAry to Mas Aiice Kl.ppel and Mlw
Amanda ZAoei. TTaere wa dlnxer at
uitt and a fev tour of brtdse rot-
Jowinar -'or the two honores. Mrs
Kisth Jvxaoc Jkn. B. P. T7ler and
t& aiaeea Ma- era-rj A't un
i Uanei Doty Miiei Stortno.
o
fmmm w-j- rr-.ii
Mr. and Mr. Hnry Lrnnls. and
. . '
i h-v.i aati wawaj-Hg aycui. aBeT-cirjzu
4ay m the raiiey as the borne of Mn.
LoeamB father. W. R. Ledbe-.ser.
near Alice 1.
o
P. F. A-a Emwtaln
Tne Imiler chapter of Pmure
Parner of Amera corv7r?d & olc-
; nfc laat Friday at Cow in fc-jor of
j the Tirta of the iirtcn econornxa de
1 partoient wbo helped them prepare
and arre the Father and Son ban
i cruet eariy this year. Ia the early ai
; ternoon a swim wu enjoyed, acnes
, were piijed and :n the evening a
! wenrr rcaat climaxed, the day'a fits.
j The cakss were fumithed by in (rtris
''. and the F F. A. boys donard rna
i terial for the flTe caicrss of atraw-
erry ice cream that was a welcome
addlUon to tbe picnic cupper.
Luckies
... W0- P leaves they cost more they taste
4 & "" better. No top leaves because they are
jf TUCC APP TUP under-developed, bitterand harsh. No
M I nCjt riXL I M ik. :. Ixirtom leaves because they're coarse,
; ' dirt-covered, sandy. Only the clean
I MILDEST LEAVES
1 THEY COST MORE- )
Syr.. 5 y :f ?
I .wi.ai. y- f- ,-r " 1
Only the Center Leaves tJiese are
: K,VJ UTJtgf rTLMLq cat criatg very SU-
; cenaf ol basa tfcg Ec tfc arya-rja-
ittaaa, M17 4- Trax.poruktsaeL so Oo
( waa funukWMd by Miio Praat fc coo
1 a Treat many of t a&aaec: la fcjj
i Wii57 &a-ciT aditaor
f air Fa.Taer criicr r.i itsa Gr-
trud Oc-fekr. drecsor at tiie Ewe
ere J. !T. .tj;. Uzim nam t
E. Eca-iaL The eonsxitsoy m eaia! :
of armafraar tae psrM ware CSart j
Sojea. cr-Drrr-xz. Ctafja Itcoy aal!
Trnnt PnrtLa4
irt. IZsiTfzm OU-ntr arrtOT Sn tie
TiJi-y Wedcaaday rrrr:i tmem. her
fc-rr-e la PortUiuJ fee u txterjiti
Tu;t :'-r. her rciustiM of tie Waa
ilrjaer Jazai:y a5 ter cart ai
Jrll :a
.Tix ii
Oe ney. ILt. OUt I
ruit bare at tie
i:TL:nal diy awnp.
Vf in? rartiea y
Trjt a-alT.rr 'rg at Cos U pcor
i&if a wry pcjar pbife already t-
sumsuer w:tfc ctrze and accjtliir
pcrc eraurrfis tia year u j
Bcrfcren. prtor to ti ocli? j
of the Kajod i:a there m eo
irasnitrtr &s ib g-M -win- (
ao-alied wi.vr ssoatts
' ay taiowtaieatB. Th roa2 !
iround fcaa ls I
r-pJ to ttAt in pU;:e of pta :
; 2Jrxxi tfc eruius rocte. oc
to Sef iv tne eoraer of j
I pod- Taoie wtd eted eorertraa. j
i CCOCTTOir:iC
' are zcwxn WKnr sot.
Parties at the
pool recently hAi been. Scout troop
' Vo. 23. of Union, the An-ertcaj Asso-.
:.-. ion of n CniTersiry Wocnen. the
Icw- jcradea of t' Imbier sch-ooi.
scit troop 3o. 15. cf La Grande, the
teachers of Uron. tie Iand City.
Perry, Pr-iltdAle. Stjrnrnerriae. Vara.
mom Cr.inel, Hijrird. E:?.n and W
Icwr achocls. the F F. A and. fcoote ee
dept. cf L-r.br ichco?. tre frrst wa-d
dea:or-S and teetters and! tne P. D.
Q, club of La Grande.
YOI'TTI FAT ALL V IVjrKF.O
LEBANON. Ore, Jme 2 Stan
ley Vem&n Mays. 15. was fiaUy tn
jTjred near here lait nlzht when a
trtick cirry:r.? nine children crer
tumed fo'xr mUes east of Leianon.
Tne
fron
c hild ren we :e en route honte
the LeMr.rjn r.rs-x-N?rrT ftiral-
are
- i .10.
AT THE
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Wailare Bery come from orh triumph a The IM? Hoae. "The
Champ."' -Hn Drter." -Grand Hotel- and "Hluncr at Eleht" to
ptay the Merfean war lord. Paw ho Villa. In Mrtr-c;oiaKTn-MaerJ5
feiacal3r film presentation, -vita Villa: nlminc to the Liberty
thearre f-unday. A the unconquerable flrurt of Iek-an reolu
xlonary hbfory. Beery K aaM to hare a eharafterlzatlon which
eetlpe all of hb previous film role.
About Stamps
By Eiza Mrttn. Wrll Known
stamp .ntbortry
Pc3ttnaster General James A. Far
ley has anncunced that the govern
ment will issue a set of stamps hon
crtn the foilowin? national parks:
Yceemjte, Cal.. Grand Canycn of the
Cclcrad Arizona, Mount Rainier.
Waihinrtonl Mea Terde, Colorado,
Yellowstone. Wvomirg; Z;on, Utah:
AcadA Maine; Sequoia. Cal.; Glacier,
M-ontana; Great Smoky MountAln,
North Carolina, and Tennessee. Col-
cm. i!er? and date for sale of each
always
r
The clean
kind
mildest leaves-7 SJS
1UCKIES use only the
J leaves for these are
"It's toasted"
V Luckies are all-ways kind to your
the Mildest Leaves
LIBERTY
u. "
eVV
F will be Announced later. It Is ex
f pectcri t:;s- tJ-J.- Us-jc of stamps will
' be from lc to 10c and the size may
be the sune aa the George Rogers
Clark:. Tms set of stamps should be
a very attractive Usue and undoubt-,
ed:y will be popular with, the public
as well &s most stamp collectors.
The bousrs of representatives has
Toted without a dissenting vote to ex
tend the "franking privilege" to Mrs.
Grace Goodhue Coolldge. widow of
President CooIld?e. The senate Is al
so expected to pass the measure
I shortly. It has been the custom of
j orcsidentA the prinleee of sending
; their 'tetters without postaee, their
inAll-Vws
to vour
center leaves
clean center
the mildest
center leaves go into Luckies. Then
"It's toasted" for throat protection.
The long, golden strands of fine to
bacco are rolled uniformly round and
firm ... no loose ends. That's why
Luckies do not dry out. Luckies are
always in all-wavs kind to your throat.
a. I n m. I
nam oU,f Crop ffay
Saturday, June 2, 1934
algnatuTe 1 placed on tbe letter la."
i6ad of a stamp.
'
Mrs. Wm. Hesae, a local collector
has been presented with a beautlnji
stamp cabinet by members of her
family to house her "millions"
Btamps. Mrs. Hesse not only has
thousands of duplicates but a vttj
fin gttra1 collection as well. ;
was Mrs, Hesae who discovered that
Mrs. Mary Hoffmann's collection con.
talned tome very rare and valuably
stamps worth thousands of dollars.
The Charleston commemorative
stamp was issued to coram e mora t
the two hundred and sixtieth aaoJI
versary of the founding of the pit,
lnce of Carolina, aa well as the two
hundred and fiftieth anniversary qj
the establishment of the original set.
tlement near the site of the present
city of Charleston, S. C. Tbia stamp
is the &ame Bize a tbe current 2 cent
ordinary postage stamp and Is print,
ed In red Ink. In the upper half
the stamp Is a semi -circular rlbboa'
bearing the words "United States
postage," In dark Roman letter
while In a similar ribbon In the lower
half are the words "Charleston, S. c."
The ends of the lower ribbon are
split to form scrolls which hold two
sprays, the scroll on the left bearing
the word "Rice" and that on the right
the word "Indigo." the principal pro.
ducts of the early colony. In the up.
per corners are the years "16fi0" at
the left, and "1930" at the right, in
white numerals and In both lower
corners in small ovals appears the
white numeral "2."
Connecting these ovals Is a panel
containing the word "Cents" in wb!te
Roman letters. The central design
depicts the figures of a colonial gov.
emor and a friendly Indian standing
on the beach, with two ships anchor,
ed In the bay. Under the figures In
a straight line are the words "Two
hundred and fiftieth annlversary;u
The Charleston stamp waa placed on
sale April 10, 1930 at Charleston, a
C. The issue was 25,215,574 stamps.
LOCAL HOTEL
PURCHASED BY
t ' B. J. SPERRY
(Continued From Page One)
operate the hostelry until the last
month, when It was offered for sale.
It is presumed here that Mr. S perry
was the highest bidder. All details of
the sale were handled In the state of
Washington.
are the
IBeT&t
throat
throat
-fZfc Tfetffo
VAN PETTEM LUMBER CO.
riimiL' Main (Iieonwrxid Ave.
2j