La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 25, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, August 25, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE Local News In Brief T ' I U it .'... u Itrlpa to mirroundinir ooints of iju- COMIVfi tviwa 2 terest. (Mr. Mayjrer wax awarded: 8 September 20-22 Pendleton R pitingul.hed Smite Cros while ' Hounu-lJn it' V,,IK cnpiuin in inc rn.iu M Sent. 2r..oa'iTi p. t.i. M 1 V110' At present he is KtneraU it Elgin v"""' ...t ' manner of the C- W. &.(leo. I.. H II I! St H It u u t! m'M'P Company, Architects, of Chi- St Kecovers J-"rom Illness I Excellent 1'eachen -Mrs. John Anthony who has beei Charles .Edwards, of tliP I .a confined to her home for the puft i Cliande Muttress and ' WeaviiiR tWO Weeks is nimin tin fisim ill! work. nrp.;ittd the FvAniotf Hli- Mck boil. I server todav with a box of home-1 jerown peaches, that were ample I j proof of the delicious fruit that is I raised 'in La (iraade. The peaches 'averaged about to 8 inches in cir I cumference anl were beauties,' both appearance and in their appeal the appetite. mtt . 1 K1 Oh Husint'KK Trip le A. Storm loft Weiser Idaho where he is trunsal-t- intc innii business. Home l.'rom Trainini; C'unii Jeir Dean returned hpm this morning from Camp J.ewl where he has been attemtinp the citizens tiain intt camp for the summer months. Hand Rchcrsal' Monday The I.a Grande Municin.-il hnnd FunerarSleld Thin Morning ' Funeral services over the re mains of Mrs. O. S. Allen, who passed on in Summerville u few days nK0 were held at Summer ville this .morning at 10:30 o'clock with Reynolds and Zimmerman fu- will hold the weekly rehearsal Mon-ineral service' parlors in chaiKtf of day intent at the Rex Hull. All mem-1 the services. She was laid to rest uiMs uiu ureo 10 ,De present. To Visit Daughter Mrs. Lucia . Tyler, employed it 4the ladies to wear department of N -r- ami i inc., left last eve the Summerville cemetery. A large gathering of sorrowful friends were present at the last service. SITUATION IN GERMANY HELD ALARMING ONE (Continued from page 1) ornmont with ri5MH't to KurOpo other than tin uiu- mttppi'd out umlrr the inlm histr.it Ion of I'ri'Hidfnt Hurrlln. Tin' wisdom of Unit polii-y lit ri'Kurdrd hotn tin' Wlille Hoiinp unit thf Mule ttti-hison, Kansas, where ltf-ffcdaughter. She will reshicdi'unile for h two flghtem of "ii Grande huveu- continue! during t!u figlit Htuson. Vwd Throe additions to BV the near future is unno'J Hmlliorlnn i I ( - I, t h, . fi 1 Walla, and' John Woodmansc."''''''"!,' !'lm"'5: ,,?1,1""1M'1,,1 hv I weight from lialrlo'a home toft"-., , , . """ " gan. Utah, will arrive shortly. "'" "',"m lo lo what hey can nianneo Is one of ll-o fastest an cle"" , th" v"1'," w,'"n crest MithtwelBhts In the Itocky Moim-"" 'UmK" ,., i i ,u K'Wrdctl as Incri'iislntr the name of Huron Hale, now in" La t'l"'r?n toward mediation. Grande, will join the camp ulo. The writer believes that lluirle la In much bettor tshupe than ho wau at tlie end of last Mt-Hson I.ch.s fnt in noticeublo around the belt and his)thumPlon wind and pued have not' decreased during his layoff during the summer. Hal lie always was an aggrussivo fight er und should be far more successful this year than during the past. A . i IS i X STAR PROMISES IS CAL TREAT STYLE Hst,f V: G&'UAtM DIANA Nl in,' rntvu "'XS?'5'! lrl "" lh vMMMlnr - . M.i,'M",,U "''"' HWMlB( "to KM. llipn e nine all lim fitiit ." (he iiinulr hIivivi. i,t.i.,.i.iu I'ltcher Itiaim fat Im. She", e u ' ";.'j!5i.fc J. ' WTf "' "'"lis at Hie W ( . , 3' It'iiipst,v (iraiit ctl liiceiisc j beatVvvelopmeiit In Ger- Dundo6i reg-ardod )irn an f iliplonuitte clr- Thut, InX"1- the danger l Die toon year, the grei4lliy n? am-. has known. Ceh:tt theso all others in thoV for bouts held and thV011 "nl lonships have chanvHor," as many times as ""' Ills necktie. K And perhaps the etV'n NEW YOlilv (AT) The New York 1 ne oniy . champions in' state athletic commission I-Yiday wno appear certain " cleared tho way for the l.ula Klrpo- their ..titles Indefinitely c Jack JninpHt-y heavyweight title bput un'1 ,,1C eateemtMl Ken; at the I'olo grounds September 14. IIen5' disposed of U-w when It irranted Heens,. for the eon- vom any possibility of a tost lo th' champion and his manager !Hnd L'an at Charley N ' Jack Kenis. . Kansns, I'ink-y .Mitchell1 7, l Dempscy held state licenso No. il"HPfl contenders at 'his1 and UiUin. -or BOU. lJmo ftftcr hQ won lhe convenience. nml Mr. (-"Yr-vweight crown from .less Wil- Jack Impsey, of coil home near 'AUcel t(jrm of tJl.tt perm,t h.u, supreme among the hf wnfr formerly Miss Ner.. reilt.wal waa neceswiry. I'1"1" for the first time hf of the Greenwood choohU a K)uU, lluen(. he faces plausible oomp (,1;am,e' S tlon by rromotcr'1'1"1 'Po. Harry Wills hi)' ..4 U ' . ? a permit to stuo ;,,onw' the latter being enf Isilii.ff In p firaiTde- ,ltt0ll un(1 co u.a of other shot at at tho tltlrf Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mayger plrpo untl Donm-'th fare of the Bhclhy retf caco are visitintr Mr. Miu,.,,..,,,... wm, e' 3 mother, Mrs. Bart Carr. ThejiniM1,HHlan whlle enjoying the cool weeather ami -,Xoiit. wits un- I ., - ""'nal action ! No Remedial Plan1 . For Wheat Farmers Has Been Presented HI'OKANK, Wash. (AT) Whll the department of aprrloulture If: dl- 1 K'sliiiLf every plan, that is offered for relief, in th' liope that noun method j woulil afford a helpful remedy furl Li ho present situation of the wheat farmer, action has not seemed eped lent, Oeorxe 13. (MiriKlian, seereiitry to I'resident Cooliilw declares, in a letter to J. Q. Adams, president of llie 1 Farmers' I'nlon of Washington audi ncjrtlH'rn Iduho. in response lo an appeal from a conference, ot wheat j.:rowei-s . here lust week, asking a special session of confess. The president Mr. Christian's let ter declares, "shares with you a (Treat solicitude for this Important interest und a irreut sympathy for any part of It which nuiy be, temporarily he triiHis, in any distress. It I; his earn est desire to afford every possible relief and listen to every possible. suir (Testluu. "The most experienced legislators with whom lie lias consulted have t' not yet been able to offer any plan for legislative action which secim; to bo practical. . . p.iny l-lill's lepartnieiit Siore $10; II. & S. Klectric company $.'; Holm's Croei-ry Eastern Uregon IJght and Power Co. $Hi; (Irunde Uonde Meat Co. lt); tilass Dribfs $u; Eastern Oregon M usic o. tt; Newlln Drug Store Currey Press $..ln; An ,t hoiiy's Itestaunint cherry's l-'lor ilsts $tti: Hoiithnrd - Slifiin ) I II. S. Itrownton fi; W. H. Itohnen. Uamp Co. $10; Art's Plumbing Shop ,fi: Clint's ciothiery $5; Pattlsoi lb-others H; Htlles and eompnny $r ..I. C. Penney Co. $r; Zwetfel Plumb, lug U'.ftii; Perkins Motor Co. f: .lap Kl evens Soda Factory and Homing Work ?2.5m; Dr. K. 1. ftfe. man (irande Komle Valb-y Mous $2.fi; (Hy J. Taylor). Liberty drill $1 ! I, a (irande Investment company $.1; t l.u Grande llaijter Shop Dr. I-" j I.. Italston $Ti ; The Club llllliard Par j lors $ Obituary F. Itmiscl. A telegram, received by Key nobis and Zimmerman funeral service par lors this morning, announced the death of F. C. Itonscl, aged 42 years. at. Weed, .California and staled that the remains were being forwarded to l.:t Grande and would arrive" here Sunday morning on No. 24. Funeral services will he held fronr tho Heyn- 1 Ln t 1 ' 1 " ' Hot Weulher Disease. Disorders of the bowels nto ex tremely dunrrerous, particularly ilur hiiT 1 1 to hot wok the, of the summer months, ami in onler to ' protect yourself and family njfainst n sud den attack get a ' bottle of Cham berlain's Oilie ami Diarrhoea Uem edy. It can he depended unon. Manv Im Gramto Is promised a rare num-!hilVB testified o its excellence. mv. teal treat pexi week in the lor in of j " . . .. the Jlarmony Doelor's tjimrlette who OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO will appear at the Wtnr Theatre oilo 0 Monday and Tuesday of next week, I" TIjIk Mtiartetle is compost d of foiin0 young men from the American school, o of Gsteopathy at Klrksvllle MiMsourl.j They are touring the 1'nited States in : q the Interest of the school and tlnvO 1 pron-sHion. hum nave sung in some 01 -lh( largest theatres of the l'illtedo I Stales. They have appeared at the iMissouri In St. Louis, the Globe in q . Kansas City, also broadcasted ovei'lO the1 Kansas City Star radio slut ion : :ihey have sung at the Miller, theulreio !ln Wichita Kansas which has the rep.jO ( illation of being one of the most crU-jo Ileal houses In the -middle West for'o music, 1 0 o They have also appeared at. the blg;o Colorado Theatre In Denver and re-'JJ tcelved much pralso In the I temer I Q Post. - !o t The 'young men are traveling In .ijo 1 1 oil(te touring car. whleh Is t labor- ' o :ely deeorated With signs of every , 0 iMscrlptlon and nature, and Is inueii . q jibe ei nier of attraction wherever tlnv;o go. They are now enroute iroiu Vel-!o llowstone Park, t Los AngeleM -where. 0 1 1 hey , have a two weeks engugenieui. j o jafler which they go to New odleunsii Tin iuarletie Is out of the ordinary -In as much that they sing nothing .but the luteal song hits of the diy:jg a few of 1 he numbers t hey feat ore ; o are: "Yes. We Have Xo Mammas." O ,"l'irney Google," "Who's Sorry Nov"!q C'That Ited Head tul" and others. lo The nutuageuLent of the Star feels j j very fortunate to have been able to 1 0 ; secure this hunch of celebrated mel- I lo ody makers, lor an engagement In ai Gruude, and the public. Is 'prom ised a sure cure, for the blues when they appear Alonday and Tuesday. STYLE is permanent, indispensable, that 8 correct dress principle upon which the mode is founded, whether it be the mode of 1SS0 or that of Fall 1923. It is inter- prcted here in its most o authentic, artistic and o becoming phazes in our new tilings for Fall. French & Greene At IIiIh lain datf. Ilti avppuir" matt ran ruhl'i'.HX that ho n.vor wan wry I'litlmHiiiHttt. nhuiit Htiin.lllit? Tor the nuttynul nlr. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Portland .Murltft Toilny. PORTLAND, Ore. (AP). l.lvo-1 stuck, cKjfH ititil butter steady. i Wheat (JtmlntiuiiK TimIuv. I'tlltri.AMl, Or., (A. P.) Iluid White tl.llH; Wiatern Ited' 11.02, j.i oa tiim nv J.XVAV v ooooooooooooooooooooooooo; lloise I'ruit Murkel (Yesterdny) IIOISR, Mil. Bartlett pears, r0 cents per liusket. i Penis, 4 pounds fur 25 cents. Cuntuloupes, P21 to 17 cents each. Peach Dlums. jr cents ncr basket. Peaches, 25 cents basket. 2 tireen apples, 4 to li poutxls for0 2ii cents. o Wntennelons, 1J to 21 cents " per g pound. o Strawberries, choice, 10 cents ti'9. box. 1 a Blackberries, 121 to 15 cents per o box; $1.75 to $2 per crate. . 12 Dales, bulk, 41) cents u pound, il.emons, 4:1 to 110 cents. Oranges, l!5 to 70 cents a dozen. Itaisins, liulk, 15 and 171 cents pound. MICHAfLVsYnill Welcome Back, Teacher! CLINT'S CLOTHIERY OPENS AN ENORM OUS LINE OF BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS TODAY. School opens Sept. 10th our entire and com plete line of 1924 Boys' School Suits go on sale and display this morning and anything we have ever said before is behind in description now. See these extra good suits, Mothers not only are they as clean as wax in line and as pretty as pictures in models, but they are priced to make this season show the greatest boy's gain in our career. Extra Good Suits with 2 pair trousers $9.85 to $19.4.-) .Extra Good Suits with single trousers $9.25 to $19.43 and they are all new and every suit is able to stand up against any price comparison you will be able to find for it. Highest quality of woolens arc made up in these suits. Complete line of "' BOYS' HATS. CAPS. WAISTS. SHIRTS, NECKTIES, BELTS, UNDERWEAR HOSIERY OVERALLS, SHOES & 31ACKINAW COATS of Standard Quality at Lowest Prices (UNT (gTHIEg Tin- Store Willi a ( ,n lenre. STRESEMAN GIVES j"-pj Y RATIO STA"N I) nl 11 n 'ii"ia,''rtiinn o mi pel at two , ; linrnt will h made In tho i, (. o. v. I I'ortlancl Grain Market. t,..,..tn..v .iin,.pM.nii o w .imintu'iii (lesterdav) pmiol. tlic fum-ml -sermon rmuLAAU, ure. Wheat boll M. nonml waa a rosldint of Tjilw"te August, $1.00; September, C.nmiiv for many year-i hlnK employ-i M.04; western white, AuKUKt, $1.0(1; d on tin- (l. W. railroad. His dendi September, $1.04; hard winter, Auff rnmo as a mid aliot-lc to Ills ninny ut 1-01; September, 99c; northern j I'rl. ndH in HiIb community. Un in P"ntf, August $1.01 ; September. U!c (Continued from page 1) inerec and other t'ommi'ndal ot'pan IzatloiiK. t . ; ' 1 ; lioctor Diilsbui-R'. h-ad of the Hay er rheinleal and Dye works, preHldeii. lie praiwed Chnneelloi Stresemann for Hip I'ounipo maiiireHliK in tnKini; th helm of III' Hhlp of Htule while 111 craft 'wiih beimr "tmdly tnsseil hy tln po,,:",,! af,,f ;rtn. Tim iu ."h.if hiKh Henaagd tl.rH.teiied with found. vou ' ant. 'You can'et uiiv stvle. fHitrvlved by Ids father. erlllKT.' Doctor puis) hi r: ndvlned the chan cell or to tret rid of the MUrplus cin-w and iii'tdlfKM ballast tn muke ion hi lor pasMnKerB and carjfo. Has Industrialists' Support j The Hhip also needH a compass, he j said, to enable it to find Uh way Into open water, iih It novt wus threat eneil with belli? caiiK-ht in the "seylln und ehurybdtH of Ani,rlo-l'rneh rela- jlioiiH." The fact that ('hancellOul sireMoman wan permiiieo io unioni nif prnKi'um at a lum-heim tendered him by "blur business" Is viewed as an In dication that the industrialists and allied Interests an- in full accord with t he government 'h attitude on repar-1 attons and Its proKiam nf nidicnl tax ation and financial measures. lit openlni? his address the chnncel lor said his Kovirniuent stoml by the offer the recent ('uno jenvernm- nt h:id made for Rett tin rr (Jeiinauvs n-paru-tlons debt. PcHplte the heavy nmv laxatton i( property, a Instiiif? recov ery tn (Jefiiiany's flnnnei-s was Im possible without a previous Nettleim-M of the foreluii siluuttun. "The world," said the chancellor, "expects from Its Htaiewnien a return of normal comlitbins of international commerce. hist -ad of the preNt-nr chaos. Huch ij tosflbiity Is opened t us in the last offhitil publleation iif Hie Hrilifdi kov rnnu nt. The Kreiich lremler, too. at rharleville iudieat ed u practical solution as to Hie aim of his policy by claim in i? potdt Ivc plediren for flernian repnriions de liveries, namely the Crnnan ratlroadh and control of the fjcrman- economic system, and of Herman customs. This principle also ias expressed in t lie Herman memorandum of June,, which to our reiirei, remained nnansw ereil. IChlm hinders MHI lral . "Kor us in (''rnmiiy ihrc is no i Khenish uU' -ithm to he solved Inter nal lona My. The K bin via nders have j I he rlKbt to determine t heir b at Ions i to Ihe.releh. Hitherto they have not! expressed the slightest ilfsfn for n I chancre In thrlr loyalty to lhe n-ich- j land to Prussia. "We accept- "with ftallsf.'ir'on the I'rcnrh premier derpirutlnn that he ( Is purffulmr ,no pniltlr-al alms or Ideas." color or size or pattern of ail the latent stationery made. They are selling stationery at Sllverthom Wripht's family drug; store for less than you have been able to buy it in the past ten years. 8-24-lf. western red, August, $1; September, S)8c. OuIk No. 2 white feed, .AuKust. $2(i; September, $26.50: No. 2 Rruy, August, $25; September, $24.50. Lorn 'No. 2 h. i. shipment, Au gust, $:(7j50; September, $;U. A normal man Is ono who lias pioUed out tho stoclts ln will buy the. moineiit war Is declared nexi time. NEW TODAY FOR RENT Three rooms for liht housekeeping. No children. Call l.'Jl-W. 8-2o-.1t FOR SALE Ruiiffe. one full bed; (linintf room table and chairs. In quire 801 Peiin avenue. 8-25-lt USED CARS We have several used cars in excellent me chanical conditions and appearance. ' Priced very low. Sec Them At Smith & Frees 1AI7 Jefferson Ave. t'n!l nialn OJJ. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOdOOOOOC OGOO' j I'm' Fall Mosiery Of Excellent (Quality, . .Moderately Priced S'-Mom, In.lcci, win ono rlml Kllch ftooii ho.yli'i-y tiO n:ili:on:ilily pflcfil. l-'vi'ry nit nil.i'r ilil lln ni'U' liilt HtorUM oinplinHlx'!! un iiniisiml nluo. Ni- coloi-H Ik hIIN, wool or inlxlutvH, In Ntylcu I'o?' ovei-y titij'ioNi. tiwiill your clirxisinjr. The Bootery A I'.uiuIIm' for Tired l-Vcl Home of (he Arch .Ut Slim 4 : J C( 1 It SMITH. Mm-, ami Hepot St. I'linne .Main Jlfi LOOK! BACK AGAIN! DANCE Hoisc (iruln, liny. Klc, Market ( Yeytpniiiy noiSK, Mn. Flour, hk'h patent,:! $l.:i: tn $1.80. J A 1 fulfil, fir.st cutting, billed, 110 i cents to fl. ' Alfidfn, secoml cutt(nK Imleil, 110'! cents to $1. J Wheiit, $1.50 to $1.75. Hurley, rollcil, $l.u(). With SIIURURTS JAZZ ORCHESTRA 01 Chicago MONDAY, AUGUST 27 Baffles Hall One Night Only WAXTED---Experieiiee(l bookkeeper ami -stenographer, (lull Main 58. 8-25-tf FOR SAM. -:- Rooming house, on Adams avenue, near tho poMoffice. $.r)0l)0. $12"i0 rash. Pyramid Land Co. 8-25-ltp FOR SALE Seven room modern home on Ninth street. Extraordin ary good buy. Pvnimid Land Co. K-25-ltp Portland .Murket. , I (Yesterday ' POHTLAND, Ore. EgK Finn. : Current receipts, .'JO to ;!2 cents; pullets, 27 to 21 centy; hennery, W to 1(8 cents; delivered in Portland. Hutter Steady. Extra cubes, 42i to 4:1 cents; underjerades, ;i9 to 41 cents; prints, 47 cents; cartons, UH cents. ! ! STAR SUNDAY ONLY VTiR SALE One No. 5 Stover Pow er Fend Cutter, in good condition. At a bai-frain- E. C. Tuckey. 1K(H Second St, 8-25-lt UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS I have taken the nKency for Under wood Rebuilt Typewriters, which arc late models, and as good as new at about half the pric of Portland Market. i (Yenterday PORTLAND, Ore. Cattle Steady. 1 J Receipts, (12. Culves, generally steady lu 25 cent higher, in spots J .")0 cents higher; choice steers, $7.25 to ij'H.OO; melium to gool steers, pi.lb to $7.25; fair to nieiiium steers, $5.75 to $'i."5; common to fair steers. i $4.7'5 to $o.7.r; choice heifers, $5.50 J to $5.75; choice cows and heifers, B $5.00 to $5.50; fair to medium cows,'.i heifers, $".50 to $4.00; medium tit1 good cows and heifers, $4.00 to $5.00; ' common cows, $2.00 to $:t.00; can- ) ncrs, $1.50 to $2.00; bulls, $:i.00 tojj $4.00; choice dairy culves, $9.00 toll $10.00; prime light, $l to $10: nie-J dium light calves, $8 to $0; lieavy f calves, $5 to $8. Hogs Steady. Receipts, mine. Prime light, $y.50 to $0.7o; smooth n now. Call and see them. E. C. , hf-aw, ,0 to .'100 pounders, $H to J MkWMk WILUAM FOX pn,i IJand Fund Reaches $3-18.50: Fine Concert 'J:i:; :iihi li. ami up, 7 to $X; rrjuKl. heavy, to $; fat piKs, , $K.l.) to $!l.2."; fee.ler pilfs, $H.i",0 til $H.K0; Jitiijjs, nutlet to ilockajre.l, J.5.1 to $5. J Sheep Receipts, none. Kteiuly. J Kant of mountuin lambs, 10 toil SI0.50; choice valley lambs, $10 to j I $10.5(1; medium valley lambs, $0..jOl! I'llR SALK Five rirnm "tridly moil- to $10: common valley lamb, $H.!)0 ern bungalow on Main St. I'yra-to $.W)j cull lalw, $7 to H.rM; liifht mill land Co. 8-',-ltp iyearliiiK", $7.50 to $8; heavy year-1, Tuckey, 1S')K Second St. H-25 FOH SAI.K Keeil cniriaite stroller, excellent condition. Hil'i Sixth. 8-iirj-ltp l-'OK SALE Cook stove, No. Nine; one heater. H04 C St. 8-2'i-2tp .: lo l; ext -pt In thiT ciisf of nn In wlio In .t'tii-blni? a Klrl to Given Last NlEht FOR SAI.K flH RENT Acre tract. to 'i-"'0; heavy wpther. - , with "-loom hou.-e and out build -ewes, I..K) to Jo.MI. (('onliniii l l-'roni J'o.'i' On'-) j inir. Well imyiroved. Terms. C-i 1 Hompv Hhon tin- u.i,,.r cm S. Stilwell. 2T0'.orth lienot St. f iv b v. r oniioylin; lo an In- i; I nll.d Htal. Not.nnl Hank .': I ' K-2.ri2tp ' riolor. I Jt Cli.n.l, N:ili..n J Hi, Ilk III,: (In . I jBtrmtur ik-on Hard.are and I im.i. in, nl Co. hOlt hAI.h (.heap. A nue home. I Hi : Maenli'-mon link, iv I in: i (lose in. I'hone Vint.: 8-i,V2tD I iCrnnib- llrwrt erininany lln: iji ! The most prolific nnlninlV have lh Cran.b- l-:nine oimi-rvrr M: l:.-.l FOR RENT "-room modern houRe,jba( chance In the world, und noJ (Yiui lour more r: 1'imiiotr, ft.ad furnii-hed. Inquire 1:10(1 Monroe, yon Vnon- why lhe poor linvo nil Ih'j, jn..-..j...nnrj To W. ar I.-.: & Crandc Kleclrlc com- I 8-2"i-lt children. '"' CMAUKiN lilT.IUN McIodr.iiiu-ViDr.;iit,D)T."iu'.ic. 1'ower'ul in itsTcns-' Er.u" enal Ajipeal A pttlcatiM "jloryof Tiirills and llomar. ce : Pvrtrjyca b;; d X'. U 'M Cu! i mNRV b wALT;!,;i.'.vj7: tnifronn ALMA UtNNETT'l fll.tl' .4VMJVAM ANInrii.ief, I'JlIT ( ' ' ' - JACK FORD MONDAY and TUESDAY Kathcrinc MacDonald in "rUtt'TGi:"