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r nv. t nn ' -riii.-Jiff fc". x: . Wednesday, August 20, 1923. Local News In Brief ttnunnnn COMINO VVvvto " u ani.,i.. ..,,., V " .. . ' 11 i,,.,.i ir- lomueion tt R.nf. ps.on " t:. :: It It pw wuuiuy rair M M tt 11 t't M m m I! Tit Itclurii Tunlglu. Ml'MllH'IH of Hi. Chamber of folium who lilt y li'l'day morning liy unto for Wallowa conniy poima on a booster trip, will ... .. "run'"' "'" evening. Tiicyl.avc greater momentum and win oino aoout t, oclock in Wallowa. ... uiuiiik iu iiioir i.incu.ry announc ed p.cliii.inaiy lo departure. About Iji Oiaa.lc nun form the person nel of tlii' caravan. To Open .Mill The AnialKamati'd Mining company, operating on l'aildy Creek In tlie Eagle mountains expects to sliirt luil llnK operations in the near future lif ter making some alteration! In the lllllllnir planl. The mine is operated under the niunaKement of M s. (i. .1. lfuinlium. ICuKlnee,- (inodsell will ar rive the hitler part of the week ti make an examination of Hie property Train Kills Hoise Mtiil train No. f. nm info n mnd of noiH-s .von.jay ntjrMt srven mllis o:..m tion for settlement of. the strike, of Haker. killing in hoisiH imd a inul.- Bolh si(les j1;ve courteousiy acccdeil out of 1J hfiid in tin ifl. ',M,"(to my request." horn's wi-re inside tw riKht-of-way . Kyme Workers Needed, frnco and ua tin- train came alonpi Meanti. ;)-, with barcl' 7.2 hours to whirh at ti.is point is a stn-t.-h o:jeltip;,e before the men abandon their straight track, became friffhton.nl andWorkinB places, the operators and rawd alon:: the sidf of the train "n-jmill(;rs twok a btep jn anticipation of til the approach of a erossine when, the strujrple, to provide for the em thp tracks nhow they .lumped In front ; p(,vment of enirineers, pump oper af the locomotive. The anhnalH wen- ators and mainteniiiu-e men umlcr thrown on hoth sides of the t -ark. one ?rou.ul whUe U)e ni(ners Rre i(e, KetlfiiK under the wheels, he -Hi,' ijniss this work irnes nn. the mines croiind un and w;ilt"red iilonc th track for a consideralIe distance. nininintr the scene todav it Heeni-d a mystery that tne train wasn't wrecked. flaker Herald. K. .1. Stackiand in Portland Karl J. Stnckland. one 0T the tl-re-Blackland brothers r Cove, in I'u'on county, i.i at the Mnltnotnah. There tins been ;i big friit crop nt ( 'nv thin vc;i r h nd cjh Io.mIs 'of (dierrie: hnve been shipped on of the district. Hundreds of men. women and chilli'-,, n wet'e entraired in the orchards picking the cherries and they furntah et l heir own i'niirtt!nr.nn m the way of dances. Some of h" cdiert-y jfck era are now moving toward the Wil lamette vallev to piel; liojis. for th pickers, in many instances, are alnios! prifessionnl and follow the busin"s.s for months at a time.--l,ortland Ore gonian. In Pendleton Cha;-. liorden and sister, Mrs H. Prat fell. ace.uiianiti bv th'ir PHMh rr. Mrs. II. 10. Borden, u guests at the park last night from their home at La Grande, and will leave today for MICHAVi irvnrB Your Head Is Tired of Your Straw Hat Here Are Grounds tor Divorce ! - All men are young in Summer hut all Straw Hats are old when Berg blows the Autumn horn. Today when you read these lines the Clint's Clothiery line of Au tumn Felts is open, and, Great Scott! what a chorus of beauties, what high kickers, and what new notes the bands are playing! We want every man who reads this to step in and just look that's all. Remember, we prom ise a display that won't be disappointing the 'shapes and shades are ' so floriouslv templing you'll fall even tho' Fall is not yet here! Berg fall Hats , $7.(10 lo S 10.00 McKibbon Fall Hats 4.85 lo $7.-15 Lanpher Fall Hats $2.45 to $U5 Schol-Wil Fall Caps 95c lo $3.35 Nettleton Fall Oxfords $12.00 to $13.00 (UNT CgPTHlEjP'' Hie Store M'itli a 'itns teuif. Jerome, likilio, wluru liny will visit Hi the llilu rl Mm li'llnhm' hiiiirh. " i- or m not met for 1 7 years. Mrs. Borden, wm who Is S7 yeura of iikc Is enjoying ti, motor drive ureut ly, despite her 5'ars. ""'I Is delighted to meet her "daughter whose homo she will reach ,. i. (toiluy. 'rhi' ltul-dcns are relatives of (the well Known Hord n of t lie milk I'nloii County, l"'0lllu'1- Pendleton Kust Ot-cKOulau one advantage, in driving Blow is that the Idiot you arc meeting will will Iknock you out Into u Bolt plowed field. CALLS JOINT MEETING FOR FINAL ACTION K'onUntutl lrom ruije One) po:al he will nmke, but professed en tile inorant'e as to its terms. "I have conferred with both sides iv.t told them 1 imped they vould remain in Harrisburjj, Wednesday," thn ffoV'M'iior said, in a brief an- inounecmciit of hi purpose, "within reach for consultation and that I de sire at the earliest possible mamenl before Wednesday niijht, if I can i (Ml nil uf it (fi lnn'O i'nilv n vnrr(rn- will tlood and cave in, suftering- ir reparable damage, and in the past anthracite strike.-; and suspensions, the union - and mine operators have itrreed to a truce insofar as employ tent of this kind has been concern ed. In the present controversy the union order for a i-u.spension requires tlicne men to stop woik when the miners jro out. t'ourtesv isn't dead. Yesterday We saw :. clerk tsm lie and say "Thank you," when a patron bought a stamp. I.evtiHvr SiirrtimtiM In Sli'oke KM I), (ikla. (Al'). Dr. V. V. 'Martin of Glasgow, Scot bind, who told an audi ate hrr Monday night that J lie w:iii mnre tlian !o years old, while I dtdivei ins a bctui e on "The l-'ounda lion of Voulh, or How to Keep Young.' dii'.i fifini a !liok" of apo plexy at a hotel Tinsday. . A'aM lir'im-i llih Price. LONPON. (AP. Twenty - live thousand dollars was the price pah? at auction In London reci ntty for a I'ldipse vase t I the K'Uighc periol. leaped as a breaker end standing 2? inches high. Several specimens "t -porcelain soltl lor more than ? 5. Mini each. i An 'eclil e' is :i mat; v. lio doesn't have to think tip an eveiisc when tho .earn ia playing at home. i '', n:d,e Kile I'alal. l'EDHINO, Calif. (AP). Peter Cos int;. tnu while walking Sunday was struck by a rati Icsm- l;e. died Tuesday in a Hed Itluff hospital. Alter he was bitten Gosling applied a tourni quet and walked and crawled nearl.v j l mil" in fore obtaining as;; -s-t a nee. I jtri b 'I'rcnifir'S Hetn'ded. WASHINGTON. CAP). Karl reinois of nierU'.-d severity were r- orded fiom r : "J t 7:o o'clol. Tuesday night, on the ! org-down un- 'versitv seiymogi ;i pli. l-'nther Toijdnrf director of Hie observatory, est inn ted the center of the disturbance at iHbin miles from Washington, apparently noitli. I'ailro;u Official is 111 SAN FRANC'ISt'O. ( AP) Charle S. Fee. pHssenirer trarf.c manujrer of the Southern Pacific company. and one of the best known rati rout men in the west, is reported by the company Monday to be critically at t hr company'- ho-pital here. His physician announced after a vis it Monday that there was "a shade of iivprovenicni" in his condition. but that his recovery is a matter oi conjecture. , Movie Actor Injured. LOS ANGELES ( AP) Jame Kii lew nod motion picture actor, was renoited ti ho in a ieriou- con dition Monday, the result of a fall from a horse last Saturday at Bever ly Hills, near her. He sustained a concussion of the brain. Nc Oil'; ever will kil' w whether tilt negro m titration a tunned by hp of bitth wage:i or fear oi .1 short wat ermelon crop. Proud Steed it. Gcno:nl rorp tip a bit fcr the cam ? ramaa - President Cool id re has jut rIcct-'J him from smonff a d-7?n hi! -r-s in th? White Houe -V'V':,gg u: m perioral mount. I 'I "i ' TIIE' lX Hardings Were Just Folks, Says Joe Woods , (The following article was clipped, horse.1 would shy at the fcaiitf music, , Mr Woods is going to stay ill I8 from the L. Angeles Sunday Times 'I was afraid. Angles for few days before going of August 19. and is reprinted due to! Trains Horse. K. ' ''V'""' K i the fact that it contains much of in- -So I took the team and the .taw- , ZZtul lerest to the readers of the Evening"! couch out of lowll nd in secret c Si ,,d Lid 0bserver. Mr- Wood:, is known brtmine,, lhem. , ,m(l. few .of the 1 f' J practically every East Oregnr.iun and bovs shoot the pistols. Sure enough!. "V' 'Jf". 1 ,,,.ujnd hi.- words carry weight. r.Uiti.rii Note.) ' To the universal tribute pal.l the liiemorv oi tne lal! fra.'-H'ani iiuru-1 i:iK expressed in inspired word turps and in devout prayers for the bereft widow anil nation, is add-.-d the simple immortelle of Joe Wood, pic-, ii.ra.nna cMi-viirstr nf tlip nld W(lt. who drove the stafre co'i'.n in which! President ami - Mr llardii.; rode while in Meacham, Ore. Mr. Woods, a staKe-coai-.i driver I they behaved Mike tney na.i ocen use., the colorful mininir camps of,'" J "' noise-all their livs. the West in the '70's and '80's, was . ueiore he yieuieu i e u co, sclectcd by the committee that ar-;.' f railroads and automobiles ranged the celebration in Orepon ,,! Mr. Woods lived a stirring life as the occasion of the late President's i stage driver in the. old W est, visit, became the best exemplified starting a a youth of 19 in Lead- the sturdy type of Westerner that, v'He, Colo., m 1878, he ; followed le braved tlie dangers and privations development of ', the West . P'"' K of that time in winning the virgin 'On just ahead of the railroads. 1 inal territorv for posterity. Mr. Woods ' he settled about thirty years ago arrived in Los Angeles with his son, . i,ii. ...,i,.i., laic-nuv, uj t,uvvi,,wuic j.-.l, after an overlund trip an overland trio from L.a Grande, Ore., his home. a.,1 u vt irn...l,.. .nnl....f wilh tXI LIIUUIIl .tl. "UUII.-i vm. ..,. ...... i... ri.:r .....I t,. Harding was brief and, considering the many celebrations arranged in aonor oi me pariy .,. journey, was not out of the ' the long the old-time stage un ver co i.Macia he privilege was one that will not be forgotten by him. I Grieves .At Loss l lunilieu Ol Ll.e 1 icanit.-ii, n .,,.., while we were on our wuv to Los our way to Los A.meles." sair Mr. Woods, "It seemed, I don't know exactly why, that I had lost someone very near-; I am not ashamed to fay that I cried a little. Anyone who knew Mr. Harding would do the name.' : "I couldn t hardly realiae it. Mr.' Haidinc looked so well, big and hnnd.-omo when he was at Meacham. He looked like he was havm' the time of his life and he said he 'shoot again. And when? his pnrdner was, too. And when he said that he came out of the buShc's McConkey meant it. Mrs. Harding especially shot him dead, too. enjoyed the program in Meacham." "I said to Mac, 'Look around anil Mr. Woods said he was impre-seili we'll find their horse's. It ain' any by the wholesome and sincere inter- est the late President showed for for the people in Oregon. "Anyone who has mixed up .m life wilh people of all kinds," said Mr. Woods, a gleam ot light in: ""' K"i iu "--.m. his eyes, "would know in a minute: we paid a Mexican .$10 to bury the after shaking hands with Mr. nmhdeai! men. We never knew who the Mrs- Harding that they weren't j highwaymen were. They had no puttin' on' a bit." ' marks or letters on them at all. Ju. t Folks They had several hundred dollars so "Thev were just honest-to-good- they evidently had been following ness lolks looked like it and acted; like tt. There wash t luiy political stuff in Mr. Harding's visit. He .just talked with the boys and went over to the fair grounds- and made us a nice little, talk.: He showed .ho,. was really interested in us. And it wasn't the- kind of hypocrite oration ... , stable I would rent out a nn a:i t the- kind pi hynncr to oration fii v.- li.1wu.i..iwitf4,.. t a fWloV 4't s Je; throng HtoulM Tflu r'needed ant;Wanted to Hj!e :vlm? dea.K fvoh frywjr Tjieyj that a lenow cas Hive.. we "There were lots of people who went to see the ., President out of curiosity. I reckon, there was : to,( (W people there from several Mute tv .,,nl iivi in mX. i ' e oruinariiy mere ami I DUI 111- people living in Mearhani. I say y went there from curio,.ty. Then er they saw what a good man . Harding was, how sincere he s, they were proud that he was thev afte: .Mr. was, they were proud that he was our President. "I reckon that's why," said Mr. Woods, a trace of moisture under his old-fashioned spectacles- "I reckon that's why everybody was so sorry when they heard about his passing away. They know that one of God's own had died." Rides With Driver. Air. Woods told with evident pride of the trip back to the sta tion from the camp when Mrs. Hard ing insisted on riding in tho driver's seat of the coach. "Going up," he said, "the Presi dent, Mrs. Harding, Gov Pierce and some of the others rode inside' the coach. But Mrs. Harding had to ride on top coming back. She liked it, too. 1 talked with her that she is a mighty fine lady. Just .is piain as can be and a real sin cere lady. I sure feel sorry for her now." .Mr. Woods described the extreme care he used in preparing the stage coach with its six-horse team for the important duty of carrying the Na tion's Chief. "I broke the horses into their job in a month's time." he said. "They were fine spirited horses and I wa'i afraid that if I didn't accustom them to the noise of guns and band music they would ran away with thq party, lou know in the celebration we Inid a lot of noise of firing BUns by the fellows dressed up as soldiers, Indians and all that sort. You see wc showed an attack by Indians on the old-time wagons with the soldiers coming to the rescue. And the LA (i'HAM)K'S riOXEKR IIOMK FrRMSIIKItS NU W.H. B GlU'NDE.EyiONrNG OBSERVER tho horses ran away. Lt took about ia half-hour to brins them to a halt. I shuddi-reil when I thought "if what iniRiit nave nupuciiru pic-:decided to train 'em- Then. I had the boys play a little band music; they ran away airiiin. In t"e however, I had 'em trained so nice that they wpifl f.f.ntieus a baby. "And don't you know,',' he proud- ly remarked, "that wln we started ilh the party and the bands played !' " uruiuiu, lives. .en,..,,.. !.., ,. ln (:,., F ,,,! . xu",.-, ..ti u ,ih . ...... I have forgotten most of the brushes with 'road agents" said Mr. Woods; In int fnr Knmn nf . . 1,1 answer 10 l,ls CX1er,1?- wilh Bandits, . . f u , he u,. "but only once was there any sh'ting. 1 was driving a stage hc- Se.iuoru, N.- M., and Black . q( the ,ine wa iui nn . of th. ,.. : tnc 'dcckie scat' just behind me. Over Knees no ntiti i. line unit 11 ,.,,- vied to shoot rabbits that luninei ried to shoot rabbits that jumped un alone- tho road. There were about eleven passengers in the stagj. "Just as we came up out ot ajjonn riggers oi ino i-asuu.e rou. draw a lone agent hollered to us Hall $5; N, K. West Co., Inc., $10; to halt and when he did he shot. Home Independent .Telephone Co. That's where he made a mistake. If he had laid off shooting- ho would have been all right. As it was the owner, whoso namo was McConkey, I think, nailed him before he could j use to let any dumb brutes starve , out here in the desert.' We found 'em and hitched 'em behind the stage and drove on into the next town, m .also carried the two agents along. ,, . w . . Mr. Woods doesn't nine for the 'good old days. One Virtue of Auto. . ""111 gli(J theii.utorfip!Jile' has come and lun out the livery stable," he said. "When -1 -wftd-.tt- mrt --' livory ! stable I would rent out a fine horse nig-bt-tyame the nearly lots of If i you h(iv you- aut 1 you. vil ,,,-iseLfo know a wc(,k"i and"lf an'd itching f sc., wj, )C prilcticaly stopped a , in ' ollUl hii will stop ; fnHil ,y6u. '?al peUiA anil dandruff . cradirfitor. I SoltL only by silvcrthorn ... iWriglil's family Drug -store. ' 8-28-tf Pr .sc.i,ll will be practica ly NEW TODAY FOB: KENT Two iom furnished apartment. Phone 213-W. 8-29-21 FOR SALE Home grown, vino? rip ened tomatoes. 20 lb. box, IK", apple box 1.-50-. Phone Homer 'Wiilson, 2(iO-W. 8-20-21 FOR fHil.K Rooming h-mse'. with some furnished apartments- Terms Apply Darland Hotel, 10 Depot St. , .' ; 8-2U-0tp WANTED Students planning to at tend University of Oregon desir ing room and board, w rite for nnr. ticulurs. Pauline Piillaman, 18(50 Onyx street, Eu"ie, aOiegon 8-20-21 -.. r i-c TtTt- FOR SALE 7 iiijin house, garai". am! hen house, good garden lol with water. 10.1 Second St. Small payment down, or will take car oi cattle. Phone :n;y-W. 8-2U-llji FOR experienced niaternity nurses, call 11102 Penn avenue. 8-20-2tp WANTED A place fm-ii hiRh school girl to help with housework foi room and boaid. Inquire Observ er. , ' . 8-20-;it FOU SAIJv 4 room modern house, I in Old Town- :i(7 Fourth street. I LITY-SERVICE SAT Estahlishcd 1896 olmenkamp Co. times a mail would rent rig, get drunk unil kill the hor.se in un ac cident. "That's different with automo biles. If they Vent a Ford and K0 out and get drunk they can kill them selves and tear up the car but they don't hurt anv dumb brutes." : .. . . ? ' ' Baker City put on one they sure 40 put on a (rood one. BAM) DONATION'S SHOWS INCREASE (Continued From Paw One) above vpnrnnrh. anil I ji CrnndA rttl- zens and business concerns who have not donatetl aro asked to do so. Do nations may be recorded by calling .Main U7. Personal Uonal ions. Personal donations received for the band appreciation fund prior to one o'clock today are as follows: August J. Stange $10; Loltoy Morgan $!l; Charles Harris $1; Mrs. .Melzler $1; John Neiderer ?2; Floyd McKcnuon .r); I.Miss Newlin $1; E. Marks $5; V. K- Divens $1; Kuhc Zweifel $1.D0; Bus Bairie $1; II. Knapp $1; Nolan .Skiff, jr., $2; J. E. Stearns $1; Or sen Brandt $1: IB. A. Benham $2: W. S. Murker. $1; Herman Koesch 11. K. Huron $5; Dr. Harry Bouvy LVe.l Sehilko SI - .1. fj. SnodirrnsK $o; I''rcd Schilkc $1; J. G. Snodgrass $5; Reverend William Crosby Koss 2; J. J- Koley 5. Business Donations. Business donations received prior to one oclock today urc as iollovvs; J 5 ,,,,,, I ii - l 'Vru-eev Shop $1; French & Greene $5; Saw- ycr-llolincs a; Lresccnt Meal com pany $5; Nelson Printing company 2.50; Hooverized Grocery $S; Dr. A.jh,)lllcv B,rl ..lut , ni',v,r miil UwM , I liichardson S1U; Smiths Garage I$": Blue Mountain Creamery $,"; $10; Shannon Harness Shop $10 Silver Grill $fi: United States Nn lional Bank $10; La Grande National Bank $10; Oregon Hardware and Im plement Co., $10; Macphcrson llak- ury $10; La Grande Grocery com pany $10; La Grande Lvening Ob server $10; lied Cross Drug Store ?ii; Putman'.M Heady To Wear $5; La Grande blectnc company $o; Hill's Department Store $10; II- & S. Electric company $5; Holm's Grocery $;l; Eastern Oreisoti Light and Power Co. $10; Grande Tlonde Mcut Co. $10; Glass Drags $10; hastern Oregon Music Co. $5; New Mil Drug Store $2; Currey iplWS S2.50: Anthony's Restaurant Cheny's Florists $10; Southard & WinH ?h,!enkamo,"7irnAS V. II. Bohncnkamp Co. $11); Art s U&iM rfy r Cann! Valley House $2.50, (By J. Taylor) Liberty drill $1; La Grande Invest ment company $5; La Grande Bar ber Shop $2.50; Dr. F. L. Halston $,'.; The Club Billiard Parlors $2. "AUK TUB' 1-jN VELOI'l'j" AND KNOW 'rllli TItlJTH ABOUT When the o,-K depart llli'llt of a In n has busied a main spring, It's time lo call lu the nilaiihors lo a dinner of chicken li'leass"... Wlhll a. used car has ceased lo oper ate without excessive cost ll's time to call la the Junk man and slnrt a "Jew-rest." I I'D heller lo take a dollar nlnely-elgl.l than try to put a new engine In the crate, l'oor curs have no place In our slock. The National I sed far lliiyers Service ileinunds that only ilepend iilde iiii-rchuiifllsc can be sold under 111 Ih pulley. It Is your pioleclion ai;iiinsl paying top money for a car not overhauled or In poor condition. "Ask the Envel ope" and know. Southard & Shinn I sed Cars 14 in Adams Ave. I roru floors OF FIXIJ Fl'RMTFRF company.., o. v,. . cniiey v,u. Ano,(,r fJll( , ,,.., w Zweifel Plumb g $2 i Perk ns Mo- ,,,,, Bnm ,,,,, ,, ,.. tor Co. $o Jap btevens Soda I'ac- t whk., 1om,,lcml, c01111t ., ( THREE MEM HERS OF ITALIAN MISSION KILLED BY GREEKS 1UJMK (AD It la oillclully an nounced that the cutlrii Italian mlti Hlon aaalKnrd to the work of cstab lishliiK tho Alhautau-Oi-oi'k iruntirn uaa i.ccn maasacrcu i.y uri'UKa. A nemi-olllclal note iwya that tho Italian Bovernnient already ha taken the severe nieaaurea that tho oxlru- or.lli.arj Bravl.y of tho situation war- rai.ta. Intense excitement h.u. been created ,lollbt lu rct concernli.it the return of here over tho Incident. j,,,, ,,, Ini8ll.rl), Th(, election of j.Mtkeu also In a way Is an advantaKe ATUIONS (AT) Cleneral Tcllnl Hr. , lho KOVcrniiient. as It lo said to Seortl and Lieutenant fontal. Italian hivolvo lho detent ot fathal O'.SI.an members of the commission cl.aiKed wh(, w, unsparliiK crltlo ot with delimiting the Creek-Albanian ,he BOVen....i nl and the dall, while i runner, were Kiueu .iuihi:i ny IdeiUirled persons who lay In wait for uicm in a i o reai near mo Atoaniau bonier, according to advicea recei'ed here. The chauffeur and dragoman also were killed. ARMY AVIATORS SHATTER FOUR SPEED RECORDS (Continued from page 1) ing was about to be made. During the history-making flight, 15 contacts for gasoline and 3G gal lons of oil was transferred from tho supply piano to the big Do llavilaud on its trip. ; - - exlrl0ncHurinB 'e W1 Jh EX' 'f' l": ""r. II0 lllgllt b the g.isol lie hlldlllCI Captain Smith said that consider becoming clogged and he smashed his flashlight tapping the strainer to continue the flow of fuel to the motor. Aside from this strainer trouble, the powerful Liberty motor gave a cal endurance- I'orreet this sentence "I read some conce.-nlnt; bciuty seerelu." RESULTS GIVE COSCIROVE LEAD (Continued from pnire 1) of deren.se, on the t'lrnt poll in the north city, uecured a "quota and a Hnrpliti;" jargc enough when distrib uted to tarry (he other government candidaler with him. Alderman Alfred Hyrne, at present acting un deputy lord mayor of Dub lin, stand hij; as tin independent, ob tained a quota lu tho winie division, Ait Ken Winn Sent. In the south city, I'omiteHif Mar '(.levies revertied her bust ycar'H do feat, while Aitken, iho .much-wanled suin "i uio iiepuoneanH, wno run." won a Heat In tho d.ill. It it: "'"' on the ' poM? w,,; l hdy ,. ,,,. for ,ho , - "'"" o, surrender. tl.elr full !tre..,-lli. It :i everywhere, adn.ltled that II. e poll has not aver aged 7li per cent lor the whole coun try, and the Kreo Hlnfi-rn oxpecfed heavier balloting. In Cork, Mi per ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o 2 o ! o o ! o ! ! ! o 1,0 1 ! o o ! o o Announcement Having purchased lho stock of groceries of Anihruse Wright, . I will he pleased to receive, all his trade as well as the new, and will treat all to the hest of my ability. Geo. B Richardson Successor to Wright's Grocery. 1702'2 Adams Ave. 10 I o I o ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo STAR "BURNING WORDS" Slurring ROY STEWART A Crashing Drama of the Rugged Northwest and the Royal Mounted Also u Two-Reel Comedy TIirRSDAY AM) FRIDAY "SLUTY Mi-CKK" The Romance of a Crook Who lUiilt His Own Prison COLLKKN AIOOIIK and WIIKKLER OAKMAN r' PAGE F,,n (L-nt wan polled, but In Galway'bareiy1 SO. . litiiHir Vote Small.. Thf KoviTiinicnt party. TuoidaV , niubt put Iih claim inodcally ut ru Hcntu, and IVin-u thn ltdpiibllcanii won ' Ila. Tlir Iti-pulillciina IhcmKelvf, claim 47, and their clili-f orl?anlzer' arc In lilab hplilla. 'I'Ih-v admit ills. : appointment, however, will, what they ,.,. , ,. , ,,, llhor poll. , , counlv , ),. Kevin tcniim-lns, mlnlatcr or Home afralra. wa!. fur uh,.U(l , ,i ramlldalc. on the first count und Is elected. No Ml ken iitnier the Keniihlieim boy- coUi wi not tuku ht8 KuU oooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o. Frock Notes o o o o It's bard to choose tho most In teresting new style notes about new Frocks. They aro all so In teresting, lint wo will say this: COI.I.AItH Include rascluatlag Cath- , i-rlae de Medici ones that embellish trig coat frocks or shimmering ufternoon uffalrs! HI.KICVKH wear ninny a frill on their wrists, varying from frilly undersleeve to n a r ro w pleated frills that extend up the sleeves thclUBolves. o o A o French & Greene lleiuly-tn-Wcar & Shoes ooooooooboooooooooo'ooubooo T TODAY ONLY J4
