La Grande evening observer., July 14, 1923, Image 5

Friday, July 13, 1923
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
i
Local News In Brief
MKtittttnW ,nltl hnrhor July 17 l.y rr.st.lmt
COMING EVENTS ttlHar.llnn.
11 Ail. 5. Kansas, Oklahoma, 8 The luitthwhlp California, flaBHhlp
Missouri Association picnic ! Admiral H. 8. itohinMm. rniiinianii
at iKiversuie rurk.
11 July 26. Union. County Pio- 8
W neers annual meetine ut Kiv- 11
iTD ISSUE BONDS iWIRELESSAGE
rnn nnn-rn mnnl mnT run IUIIV
run run i u niuui iiuirnnriMi
U erside Park. 11
Sept. 25-29. Union County Fair
at Elgin.
RUtiininunnttntt
Have Weinie Itoasl
Mrs. iieorge H. Lyman's Sunday
School cIfim of the I,. I). S. church
went up the liver Inst evening on a
weinie roast. There was a -very
prood attendance and every one had a
good tune.
cr o fllu- bnlll fieri, and (hu hatll
shliw Pennsylvania, Nevada and Mis
sissippi, accompanied by seven de
stroyers and their tender, arrived at
Hurt Angeles Friday morninfc.
lining to Salem
Constable J. M. Hilts, of this city,
will leave tomorrow for Salem, tak
ing with him one who will be lodged
in n state institution. Mr. Hilts ex
pects to visit several of his friends
while in Salem, among them being
Governor Walter M. Pierce.
FQRD CONSERVES
LUMBER SUPPLY
Zion English Church
905 M Avenue, opposite 1 hiph
school, Kev. iR. Bofrstad, pastor- Res
idence 903 M Avenue. Phone R.18-J.
Sun. lay School ut 10 a. m. Preaching
services 1 1 a, m. Sermon subject,
"Kollow Jesus in Compassion."
Mark 8, 1-9. You are all welcome to
any of our doings. R. Bogstnd.
Motorcycle Accident Occurs '
Early this morning a motorcycle,
driven by William LaBell, colored,
was wrecked about a mile this side
i of Perry, damaging the motorcycle
considerably and slightly injuring
the driver- Another oecupant jumped
before the accident and escaped
without a scratch. lAceording to re
ports the motorcycle was not being
driven at a high rate of speed.
Union Lady Passes On
Mrs. S. J. Compton died at Hot
Lake Thursday morning July 12.
The remains are at Cock Bros, under
taking parlors awaiting the coming
of her laughter, Mrs. , Cora M.
Davis, of Portland, who i& expected
to arrive Friday on No. 24, when
funeral arrangements will be made,
particulars of which will be given
nert week. Union Republican.
Return from Trin
A party of men, composed of E. J.
Ward of the Eastern Oregon Music
Company, Or. Z. O- Sherwood of
Cleveland, and Col. J. S. Burroughs,
also of Cleveland, returned last even
ing from u two-weeks outing at
Green's ranch on Deer Creek. They
report that it was a wonderful trip,
and while they did not catch all the
fish in the streams, they had plenty
to eat while gone and also some to
bring home.
Great Auto Company Sal
vages Approximately 90,
000,000 feet Annually.
rUOTKOIT. Mich., July H. Sulvag
InK or upprox'muti-ly 90.000 feet of
lumher unnuully ut its Highland Park
plant Ih the l-'ord .Motor Company's
contribution to national fon-stry con
servation. Awl.lo from the wood nsed In munu
facturiiiK automobiles, tho company
rcrjuirt-meniH for packing and tdiip
piiiB run inlo enormous I'ltfurca, and
to provide lumher for this purpose,
-very bit of scrap Is utilized through
i he wilviiKe department, even to the
sniulU-Hl possible plecoK. Tho llttl-i
that cunnor. he salvaged Ik iiHert for
fuel.
The department, formed principal
ly as a means of reducing wuste. In
conducted purely ass a conservation
agency. While it was not the inten
tion of the company to make It profit
producing, yet hy putting It on an ef
ficient basis, it has progressed to the
point whertl It is now Melf-sustaining.
An nverage or.S" men are employ
ed, working twenty-four hours a day
in three eight-hour Hhifts. and the
work includes th operation of the
lumber yard, saw mills and the handl
ing oi all new and old lumber for
shipping.
While every day the Highland rark
plant usea more than 200.00U feet of
new lumber in making shipments, tho
salvngo department dally reclaims
nearly 3na,(m feet of old lumber und
converts it Inlo boxes, crates, cleats.
braces and other pieces.
Kvery factory unit lu the Kord or
ganization constantly strives for UtO
per cent lumher salvage. At the Hiv-
r 1 to u go plant, the Lincoln plant and
at all branch plants throughout the
country, every bit of lumber possible
is used for whipping and what remains
Is sent by the carload and the truck
load to Highland Park, where facili
ties permit the utilization of smaller
pieces than at any other place, and
where salvaging in carried to the cx
ireme limit.
Kniployes engaged in unpacking In
coming shipments art instructed to
carefully remove all boards with
illltle damage as possible, thus permit
ting the salvage department to utll
ize them to the utmost. .':
Lumber rfom morn than 1,500 worn
,out box cars from the 1). T. & I.. Jiu-:
found its way to the salvage mill to
be converted Into boxes und crates
and other pieces needed for shipping.
Only the other day a Kord foreman
visiting some company work at Mat
Hock, Mich., found a great pile of
old logs which had been used as piling
for a temporary bridge. These wer
Immediately shipped to tho sal vug
department ami mi wed into usabh
boards along with the old lumber us
ed In construction work thcro.
Standardization of shipping pack
ages has done much to bring greater
.efficiency in the lumber conservation
program.
Three years ago tho company was
using 600 different sized boxes and
crates for shipping. 'loduy 95 per
cent of the mime Khipments are being
made in boxes of 14 different sizes,
some filling as many as 100 different
needs, and 4i boxes und r rat is of dtf
ferent sizes met all the other ship
ping requirements.
At present the salvage department
is turning out an average of Ifi.oon
boxes and crates a day, und H is not
uncommon for a box or crate to have
three or four kinds of wood in iU
make-up; "'ltecent introduction of bur
lap bugs M'or making certain ship
ments cut the box requirements' down
about 5,000 u day.
Salvaging proceeds, In a building
SO feet wide by 7o(( feet long, on the
well known Kord continuous produc
tion system. As the old lumber sal
vaged from boxes, barrels, boards and
scrap wood of every imaginable kind
comes in, it is sorted and placed on
it continuous conveyor, which carries'
it past various sawing stations. Work
men on the line pick out board h of
, .i . iinui iii'.mi .line wi&t- iui iin-ii
One of Fannie Hurst s noted stor- ( H,m ))(,MK to alvl,lyn .,. ,,. ,ong.
ies, "The Nth Commandment, V' ,.t pl.-ce fro... ii.h .ivallnhl.. liourd.
to he similar in appeal ami iiiumum. scruim move on lo the end und Inlo
strength to the same uull,"r "iBrwll Mhn-driVni, when, they urn cm
Ilumnresque. n.is uuu muntu "-iilu small pieces, linn rautrht up In
a minion tube anil Mown ov-r lo in-
On Motor Trip
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Penincton -will
leave tomorrow for Canada and
other points of interest on n motor
trip, where they expect to spend-the
summer. Mr. Pennington is a prom
inent business man of this city.
Editor Guilty of
Contempt of Court
I.AS VI-'.OAR, N. II., July H. fail
('. Mnsee, Alliuill-niuo oilllnr, was
found fi;nllt.v or ronlempl on socen
found sillily of contempt on Reven
ln-i-e l-'riday. l-'our citations hud In-t-n
Issued dlrerliliK -Maffee lo show cause
why he should not be ndjudRed jrullly
ut conlempt, one of them contulnins
three coiinls. one of lliem two
munis and the olheis one count each.
MaR-ee was Benleneert to 90 days In
jail on each of the lour citations, a
tolal of 3tio days, and ordered lo pay
ii fine of $1 on each count, a total
of 7.
The Musi Publishing company,
owned by Macec, and publishers of
the AlliiKinermie Tribune, In which
Mairec'H nllt'KCd contemptious editor
lain appc.ir.-d was fined $lo(lli on
three of the four counts, and r.n
on another, a total of J4II&0. The pub
lishing company was made co-defendant
wilh Majtee in the contempt proceedings.-
No sooner hail court convened for
the afternoon session than M ween wan
served with another contempt -citation,
based upon an editorial in his
miner of July H. ill which he referred
in his exnerlenees ill court and to
which state's attorneys took excep
tion. The citation is returnable July
21.
(By Associated Press)
SAN Jl'AN. I'orlo Rico, July
with uremeets of u larger in
come from revenues than ever before
for the next fiscal year, governor
Towne in his first message to the
legislature, delivered yesterday.
called attention to many necessary
public undertakings, advocated the
strictest economy, and expluined that
even with bond issues for the larger
undertakings, "we shall still be com
pelled to omit appropriations which
all approve."
The estimated income for the com
ing year, the governor ueciureu,
would be between $1 1,01)0,000 und
$12,000,000 und he said he did not
leem it wise to mane urusm-
changes in the present revenue laws
for providing increased revenue.
Rofni-e such increases ure proposed.
lie suggested the appointment of n
tax commission and the employment
of tax experts so that the revenue
aus of the is and miernt ue co
ordinated und revised in conformity
with recent tax legislation in the va
rious suites-
With nn assessed property valu
ation of more than $.-100,01)0,000, the
trovernor pointed out that the Ibond
ml indebtedness of the island is lim
ited to S:!0.000.000 und that the
present indebtedness is only $11
ruin nnn.
He suggested the auinorizauon oi
an additional issue 01 su.uuu.uuu in
chure-es for which can be adeouately
cared tor out ot existing sinking
funds- "Our credit is us good as
tluit of nnv state in the Union, and
should be kept so," said Gov. Turner.
"Even with the addition contemplat
ed, our bonded debt will total but
little more than half of our limit of
indebtednesst and it will he taken
care of by a tax of slightly over two
mills.
Among the projects proposed, anil
to be paid for by the bond sale, are
the completion of the capital build
ing; the building of a new insane
asylum, a new penitentiary, and u
school for the blind; the develop
ment of community centers through
the co-operation of the departments
of -education and ugricultrue by
building in designated districts mod
el consolidated rural .schools near
model furms, and the strengthening
of the University of Porto Rico by
menns of more buildings, equipment
und faculty.
That there are 200.000 children m
the island without school facilities,"
the governor said, "is a condition
that ought not long to exist.
know how you have already, strained
vour resources to belter conditions,
and this we must not only continue
to do. hut we must, even do hetter.
In order to obtain any grnnts or
concessions from congress, the gov
ernor pointed out, "we shall best
serve our purpose by uniting to
bring existing conditions in Porto
Rico up to the best possible stand
ard, " liv'-the legislation which we
pass in the prosperity which we in
duce, in the security of life and prop
erty which we insure, in the execu
tion of our laws and in the admin
istration of justice, in -wiping out il
literacy and in the educution of the
people, in the aid we give the hick i
and ufflicted, in the steps we take I
to elevate labor and lessen the bur- i
Ann nf nnuarlip in nil I h.ii. mnbai
for a clean and efficient administra
tion of government, these are the
things that will be most effective in
convincing u just and generous na
tion of the reasonableness of our
cTuinv for a larger measure of auton
omy anil for u place among the
brotherhood of States."
mountain. Wire communication' with houses built nioiind the hit' wideii
Hie fire swept district Is down, l-'eni striieliires which housed the iniiebln
is fell for the lives of tourists on thelery for a uuniHer of big ore prodiic
yelloWKtone troll highway, whifh Is 'lug companies. Tmeks of the brunch
tietlcvert from lueoger reorts lo b In 'line of mtlroml up the. center of the
canyon, crossing unit reerossing i in
utile stream which enrrles away the
which never were empty since It
was built' over, 10 years ago. In
quire ut HiOO 1-2. Jefferson Ave.
7-14-2tp.
iM path of ihe flames.
A thousand iiefsons nre reported
homeless in the two towns. Mace was
destroyed. The business section of
Hurke was In flames and Utile hope
was held of saving what remains of
tho town. l.otiM up to 4 p. m.. was es
timated at between fclon, and
$4iMl,iinil and the prosress of the flro
was said to be unchecked.
Attempts to block the tire hy dynn-
mltlnK homes, business houses and
structures proved futile because oi
the high winds.
lltislness Si-cimhi IlestniyeJ.
With the business section of Burke
completely gone mid u large portion
of the resilience section burning, fire
fighting efforts centered at 4:30 p.
m. a short distance up lhe ennyon
from lliiike, where the Innso hotel of
the Hercules Mining company togeth'
er with lhe miner's recreation cen
ter was threatened.
All miners of the rich silver-lend
mines of the district; estimated at
severul thousand have turned to flitht
iiiK the fire.
It was reported that all the exter-
wrecked even on the darkest night. lor working of lhe llecht mine, one
fP.v Associated Press
I.ONIHIN. July 14. I'nder the
heading:, "Coming of the Wireless
Age," a British scientist contributes
a striking article to u i-ouuuo ncn.
paper, ill which he predicts that
wireless will be used In the near
future for directing ships ut sea,
train and trolley services, traffic
control on the road, flei of bultle-
ships anil aircraft. "It will be pos
sible, ' he says, to uireci mc p.n
f ovftrvrhino movinir on the surlace
of the earth, not even excepting hu
man beings, by means of wireless.
Tho initial sten in nurnessing mis-
potent and littie-known force was
the establishment some weens ug, ,
a wireless lighthouse on Inchkeith
Island, in the Firth of Forth. By
maims nf this "litrhthouse," ships
can be directed through the danger
ous channels of the Firth by wire-
w thnt thet-P IS HO DOSSinilltV
of their running ashore or being
water from the nre-trenl lug plants.
The principal business building of
the two towns fronted along Hie rail
road tracks. On either side, the hills,
with their covering of timber, scarred
by fm-i-st I'ireB und by snowslldes,
which have no morn than om-ii llleinl-
ly buried the towns, rise at a sharp
angle.
NEW THEATRE
TO RISE FROM
THE ARCADE
(Continued from page I)
chnsed the building. In 1017 Ed
Fonl bought the Leiter interests, und
the firm of Ford und Meyers whs
formed which not only operated the
Arcade but took over the Star thea
tre in Wife
LOST Puir of large tortoise shell
,1-lnsses. Leave at Observer. Re
ward.
7-M-tf.
FOR SALE An I. C. Smith type
writer; a bargain. 2104 Oak St.
7-14-l'.p.
FOR R.V1.K Keed baby enrringe A-l
condition. Also baby! auto crib.
2110.-1 Adam Ave- C. C. K. Lloyd.
7-14-tf.
FOR SAI.F. Fresh green peas. 6c 11).
Phono 223-W. 7-14-lt.
FOR SAIE Three-hii fner Perfec
tion oil cook stove; good as new.
2002 Oak St. Phone .TIO-W. 7-14-lt.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment.
Adult onlv. 1307 Penn Ave.
7-14-3tp-
or in the densest iogs.
Steps ure being taken, in con
iunction with the British. Board of
Trade and the meteorological office,
to internationalize wireless tlirection
nf hins lit sen. At the present mo-
,un... 1.. I.,;.,. in tho Pnrt nfi
Undon a ship that has been specially
mien Willi powenui i w. w.r8 not immediately threatened
ng sets tp give :le,""V V" l A report was -it first circulated. thuf
this new method of navigation m all JMn ()f (h(. nivla mln(1
me jiiiiijui ., fc"
Setting out from London, this mis
sionary ship will sail for China, via
the Mediterranean. Indian Ocean,
of the lurgest lead-silver mines of. th
world, have gone. The machine shop
was blasted. The other workings
were burned. The llunUer-lllll-Hllllt-van,
wild to be l bo largest lead-ailver
mine In the world, and the Hercules,
of comparable Importance, ure In the
They were protected hy dl-
of tho Canyon, however, and
FAMOUS STORY SCREENED
and the Straits, and thence on to
North und South America, und back
across the Atlantic to Europe and
South lAfnca, giving demonstrations
at every big port en . TOtite.
The most ambitious effort, how
ever, will be a cross-iA-tlantic, aero
plane flight which is to be made
late in the summer. The machine
will rarry both pilot anil observer,
but their attentions will 'be con
fined to the actual flying side.
Setting out from Newfoundland,
for the first GOO miles of it flight
the aeroplane will be directed by the
Glace iBiiy Wireless Station. Then it
will be picked up and navigated by
a wireless "lightship," cruising in
mid-ocean, to o point where control
will be transmitted to Ongar, the big
operating station in this country.
tne wnoie z,uuu nines oi nigni
will be directed by wireless
APPROXIMATE
DAMAGE NEAR
$1,500,000.00
been trapped by the burning of the
xterlor workings. It wan later learn
ed that ull hud been removed to safe
NEW TODAY
l-'OR RENT Four room house; lath.
I .Inquire 2003. Adnms Ave. 7-14-tf
FOUND Auto tire; may have been
stolen. E. U Eckley, Proebstel
furm. 7-14-2tp.
FOR 'RENT .1 room furnished npart
ment on ground floor. Inquire
i 17():t Fourth St- 7-l4-ltp.
WOR SALE H TRADE Tourin"
cur. Will sell cheap or trade for
smaller cur or what. I'.HO Q St.
7-l4-ltp.
FOR SALE CHEAP By owner, a
Velie car. First class mechanical
condition. 2001 Second St.
7-14-ltp
Mi A KE $: weekly at home, .furnish
ing names and addresses. TExperi
ence unnecessary. , Particulars
free. United Mailing Co., St.
Loui:; -. i. 7-14-ltp.
School t'hllalrrn I'.scape.
Two hundred school children took
refuge in the Catholic church at Mace
when the wind first swept the flames
through to the town. When blasting
failed to stop the flro the children
were forced lo rlee from the cliun-h
iui It started to burn itliovo their
beads. The children were under the
cure of u priest who maintained dis
cipline. None was hurt.
Two theories are advanced as to the
cause ol the 1'lre, one .that spark
from a passing locomotive fired a
building near lhe trucks, anil tho oth
er attributed It to an overheated
chimney.
Unlit along the bottom of a narrow
canvon. east from Wallace., tho cen
ter of the Coeur d'Alene silver-lead i
mining district, Hurke and Mace were jl
Utile, more than collections of frame
store buildings and miners' hoarding
FOR RENT Six Iroom house; close
in. Call! 18-J or 424-J. 7-14-tf
FOR RENT Modern house. Phone
.'145-W.or call KISI . i-n-ii.
FOR RENT The I. X. U sture with
ware room and ;i living rooms,
FOR KENT Modern 5 room house.
Phonn :i:iO-R. i ' 7-14-Htp.
Women immune from , complexion
worries are those who use. the spec
ially selected face powders sold by
us, and these are the women readily
recognized bv faces free from wrink
les, faces that are never shiny or -disfigured
by exposure to the ele
ments, and possessing a skin always
ri and velvetv. i Silverlhorn-
Wrights -Family Drug Sfore. 7-14-tf.
(Continued from page 1)
towns of Mitre and Hnrke, enst of Kel
hy forest fires sweeping down the
western slope of lint Hitler Ttoot
the Cosmopolitan Corp. for Pnru
,.,..i ,m,l it will be the feature at
traction at the Sherry theatre Sun
dav und .Monday.
the storv deals with a depart
ment store' girl who marries a fel
low clerk who later develops tu
bercular trouble. Told that her hus
band will die unless he goes to the
country for a long stay, the un
JSppy wife, all but penniless, re
sults to desperate methods to ob
,..., tv.o ntnnpi- reouired- This de
velopment is the expansion of the
theme of the picture that Were are
other than the Ten Commandments
which men and women must not vio-
''The leading roles are portrayed by
Colleen Moore, James Morrison and
Eddie Phillips. The picture was di
rected bv Frank Horzuge and
adapted fiy Francis Marion, both of
whom collaborated in the making or
"Ilumnresque." The picture is thrill
ing und intensely appealing.
Comedy showing "The New Ma
ma." KAY PASSAGE
NAMED AFTER
PRESIDENT
(Continued from pafce D
With arrival here KrMuy of a final
rtft.iebment of the b;itti rieet from
K;in Francisco. pvt first tin" battl-
hlp of the Vnltotl Ktat navy In Pa
cific wutprx will b In Vwtrt Hound
jr&tera preparatory lo review in He-
Notice.
lA meeting of tho Sons and ,
Daughters of the Union County Pio
neers Association, will ibe held at the
offices of Crawford and Kakin,
West-Jacobson Building, I,n Grande,
Oregon, ut 2:.'i0 p. m., July 11), 11)23,
for the purpose of electing officers
for the ensuing year, making ar
rangements for the annual Union
County Pioneer Reunion to be held
at the City Park j Lai Grande, Ore
r..i.. .ii ' -,...
&uii, jfUi.y m, i.tL'if hum iiri me nun.v
action of such other business as muy
come before the meeting. AH mem
bers of the aons and Daughters As
sociation arc requested to be pres
ent and take part in this meeting.
T. II. (JKAW1UK1J,
President Union County Pjoneer Association-
... 7-14-tf.
Wanted
r.ooil Used
Furniture
Houghton's
Will buy your used furniture
nml pay thu hiKhfHt, prler-H.
Our July f'loarnnce Rale on
fin nit mo and UHtii ruffs will
innkr you a biff wiving.
Our IFfrnfttltrhintf Rhop rIvob
yon tho bent fn thl line. IMioni'
tm for u'llrlt hitvIcc. W enll
for and bllvor.
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Concentration
of our efforts in our ' shoe
department, has enabled us
to offer that which' the
times and trade require; in
prices and service, than
could have been accomplish
ed in any other way.'
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Ready-to-Wear and Shoes
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your home. Them for windows are
OudjUHtnble to any size openlnffo
o Doors are made In a variety ofO
Qsiseoii, bo they can he ea-slly made0,
Oto fit any door frnme. These goodso
are thoroiiRhly well made and fln-
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ghave olways Riven moHt Reneralg'O
O sal Isfactlon wherever UHd, and 0 I g
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We Offer
A good lot In good location, size 10ft
by ML'. Pour room obi house, lurtfe
Mhed of two rooiiiH, Hlit:ill rhieken
house. There ure u few koiI fruit
tret h. City water on lot. 'lose to
.school. Here U a ("linnet for some
one to HKlke rep;ih-H :ind n-np I he
benefit. TerniH. fl'Oo.uu cash, bnlnnre
monlhly p.-iymeniH.
furauce rooms to he used uh fuel.
t'ompleted boxes move on to depart
ments requlrinK them.
rrate pieces, cleats nnd braces are
sawed to proper sizes and are seat to
lhe several departments, each as
sembling Its own crates.
Two department may be used to il
lustrate the. great dally requirement
for this kind of lumber. Tho radiator
assembly department utilizes twenty
two pieees of wood in every shinning! f ine lot In good locniinn. size
rrale, and an average of 2. J0 of ; f,i,i, ,m which tlu re is a good nix
these crates ure sent out every day. r0om honw with room for bath. lty
lu the carload shipment of 100 I WILt,.r house. Wired for lipids.
mouirs, 7.1 M fei of heavy lumber l House has Kood fitone foundation. AM
required for proper bracing and puik- t r00nis have been painted und paper-
lug. With more than slxly-four or ( ,., lln,. Mi,ape l hroiighmit. Fevtrsl
these cars soiiiK ot dally, a total of : KOfU trees on lot. riosit to It. It.
over fto.onn feet of lumber Is required J snojs an, H-hool. This properly con
.very day for the shipment of motors t. 0ufbt with $:r.o.oo cash, balanee
alone. t mnntbly.
Lumber conservation, as practised
by th Kord Motor company has prov
ed a practical buslm-M luvestuu nt,
hut of far greater siKnlflcance is the
saving In forestry It makes possible.
an1 the example It sets for private
nml public, enterprise throughout the
(country.
Have New Vogue.
Ww York The little iwnohM
jrrapes which for swme time have ap
peared as earring are enjoying
new vojrue today with the dimmer
season. In pale green, black and
transparent red, they form an in
teresting acreHsory to th rammer
cotton frock-
Hurray! The Circus
is Coming to Town!
SEE-
GLADYS WALTON
Forget About the Cook
Stove these Hot Days
, AND LET US COOK FOR YOU
Everything tip top, just as you would have
it at home. - Try our Noonday Luncheon, 11 to 2
p. m., 45c and our Evening Dinner, 5 to 8:30
p. in., 75c.
Our service will please. .
Come in and give us a trial.
New Sommer Grill
Corner Depot and Washington '
Slutz and Decious, Props.
ALL WHITE HELP
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Ij-i r slum- Vim Thi'
f U Grande Investment
Company
KellalilA AenU fur ItHlaM
lnnirMi CompanlM.
1201 Adams Ave. I'lioi.-.- llln
SAWDUST
A romance of lhe IJig Tops!
The tears, love, laughter, ex
citement of the three rinj?
circus! See it with the kids.
Also Showing
"VAMPED"
A Two Reel Century Comedy
STAR
TODAY
SUNDAY
SUNDAY ONLY
ARCADE
1 1
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Also
"BETWEEN SHOWERS"
An Educational Comedy .