La Grande evening observer., October 13, 1923, Image 5

7"
4'
nfimlny. October
Local News In Brief
0IIG KVKNTS
October 17-2011.' V. O. K.'
stages "liayH of hero.
ainhor H -China pheasant
season opens at .sun-up.
i .-loiter pj - I,, n. s. plum Mil
ton high football team here.
October 2a China pheasant
n:i.Mitn closes at Min-down.
Oetobi r 27 Pendleton high
foot hail it-am plays K. 1 1. S. hern.
October :il--Deor scaoi closes
nl Miiir-ilown,
Novrtuhi r a-IO (lenintivc) .
Presentation "Cypsy Mover" op
eratln hy L. II. S. gleo eub.
November to Maker high foot
ball Main plays L. U. S. at Maker.
November 1 if-1 7 1 'rosea tat inn
"Anno What' Her Name" Ol-act
curm-ilv drama) )iy Junior cla-s
1,. II. S.
November 24 T,. II. S. football
tram plays Wallowa high at Wal
lowa. .
November 29 Thanksgiving
football game here l.etwi mi Kn-tt-rpriso
anil It. H. S.
Vigils .School:
Mrs. A. 10.
suporlntcnib'ii
'the pa.st wi
in Coiimy
Ivanboo. county school
l. has lii-'-n spending
k visit inu" Bcfiools at
K'niiHu. Hlljfiir.t. P.rry. Suinni
vitio, pioasant Cirovo and Dry rn-ol:. j
'Jlnw lo 1'o.llnilil
. .Ml-H. Mv.-n-lt k-n..-l..a II. .1.,
HOn loft lllia inni-ninn- fnr lnPH..n..
.whoro thoy will niako lliolr homo in!
iho fiilm-o Mr k-nn..-i..u i...n ..
tlon In Iho court houso thoro
Xaniim llankoi- In Iji (inni.lo
? ThoinaH .1. Malionoy. ono of the
Naiiipa. Idaho, hankorn, is ovor today
ooiiloi-i-int,' with his old li-iond .lay
Dohhln of Josorm, who with Mrs.
Oohhin. canio out last oyonln to
moot Mr. .Mahoaoy. Idaho Is ini-ln-ovitiff
slowly, says tho Nampa
bankor, nn.l tlioy' hayo a most hope
ful outlook for-tho futuro.
Sid 'I'liini r .Vial., in Tumble
Kidney Turner of I'tiioni recently
indicled by the county ffrand jury
charged Willi liuinslnuKlitor, Is fac
liiK anotlu r. IhouRh Ions serious
today, lie was recently arrested for
speodinu' anil driyintf -a cur while in
Jiivieatod. and wilt be tried on that
offense this afternoon al two o'clock
before jiisllc-. of tho peace. HiiKh K.
Hrady.
Aipe.lls
II. If.
for I-'.. nils
l.einen, manager
Heads Up !
Here Conies a
Snowstorm of O'coats
For Boys Who Slide
In Style. (
Ahead of the snow
and ahead of your best
expectations in boys'
coats and unless all
signs fail Nov. 15th will
find every coat keeping
some boy warm happy
and good looking.
Such style has never
before been lavished in
juvenile boys' wear.
Wooly, rugged, solid
coats for latter and bet
ter days browns, tans
and grays that everyone
in your home will love.
Prices high? Never
here and in Overcoats
this winter we are going
to, establish a new value
standard that will be re
garded IToyle.
Lanpher and Xtragood
Bovs' Coats
SK.Si) to S18.83
Lanpher Boys'
Mackinaw Coats
8(5.83 lo SU.85
Lanpher Men's
Mackinaw Coats
$8.43 to $13.83
Coats of Best Quality
C loths. Every Coal with
Our Name Back of
Them for Satisfaction.
Sl.imlnnl MenlinmllM- of
(juality
Clint's Clothiery
Tim fctm-o Willi Consolem.
PMJCllAlli l tW
Va.ll.1 1,-lulU.
1H, 102.1
christian
Home Orphanage of 'oun -
l it I Huffs.
Ia, (Jrando people for funda fo twdp
in ov.-rcominir . rlu inn, ...Hlnln.-.l
floods tlml ill nnilitt oil portions or
Council Mlufis. seriously damaging
1 ho insiiiniton.
MiiMn-x New I'ninl
Tin J I ohm' Independent Telephone
company is us' tig Its powder puff
ami wrinkle fcinovrr on its building
front wiih marked suco s.i, for the
nw stucco exterior decidedly im
proves tliu buibllntf. i
Visitors In Cranilc
, Mr. arnl Mrs. I .el toy Hull, nnii
iwo fiinall soiiH, of Cli-nns Kixry,
1'iabn, arrlvod In Ln (iiaiitb- for ;i
hort visit at llio homo of Mm. Hull':;
inothor, Mrs. Mattio Ooblrn.
SImp' R tidiness Is ralr ,
Wiih such shocpnion as I-'rank
Sloan of Si am i. 1.1 and Jnv Hnbbin
fif Jos. ph. stopping at tho l'nhy
hoh-l it is ucoilicrts In K.iy that the
layman lias had an opportunity dur
ing I lie past 1M hours to find nul
soini'thinff worth while about -Hush
nop business. KtiHi of 1 ho shoop
doaiors rlaiin that lo ail appoarancos
thr industry Is In trood shape for a
number of years due to I ho world
wide shortage of sheep, lint.' said
Mr. I obbin, "let' cross our lingers
when we talk or think of Iho bright
fnt'ire that was prodiotoil for cattle
a few years njio, and now look .at
ratHc."
( lii'.i nurcouuhs Sws t'lrnr' Sky
"l-Ivi'i-ylhlnK Is lining to In' nil
''11''.'
j'onaiiy to do a lllllo uiiHinosr. anil
sliako hands with his old frlond.
Alot-ton KiiMlo, mayor of ".lunirlo
1own." "j ran BOO ),0 silvor lining
to l bo rloinl, I think." snld lion.
j"and wo will all work toKPllior in
pulling things hack lo normal just
a thoy usc-d lo lie. Of course, in
il'mutlua coimly, vo raise mostly
iwhoal .an;l ovt i-yono knows how the
whoat miser has boon hit., but we
jaro stilt whistling."
lni(M'rly ('l.ni.Kl's lln.ub
.Mrs. Anna II. Huff has purchased
Iho J. T. Harvey homo ill Z 1 : Klrsl
sl reel and will take possession lui
mediatoly. Mrs. Huff lias boon liv
ing in tile valley but o.vpecls to make
her homo in the city permanently.
This property was listed, with the
(loo. H. (.'urrey. real estate tiKeney.
Hepnly Co.i.mai.iler Keuvcs
I Mrs. Kathryn Krlckson. Ileputy
Supremo t'oin.nander at l.are of Hie
II. A. or the Maccabees, left yi s
Jlerday morning for Itaker. win re
Hie jslie will spend a few days on busl-
llejlfl.
Will Slay a While
Mr. a ml Mrs. (!. M. Curtlss havo
decided to stay u while in l.u (.Iramle
and have closed up their Kainela
homo and rented the homo of M rx.
Met all on Wash i nut on street while
she is visit,inf her tliiittfhlcr in t ho
Heal values in fine slat lonery in
any color as well ns whH. of all Hi
very latest patterns from the largest
factories at prices most phenomenal
considering ihn high prices of paper
at Kilveri horn -Wright's Family Drtifi:
Store.
la-U'-tf
NEW TODAY
a
a a
a a a
a a
All
material
for this
must lie entered for publication withe sltuniion willi rre.slilonl I'ooliilire.
a not Iuter than 0:00 o'clock on SI tin. luvt time rier lie hml proimreii
a the day of publication. Any a; hly e.nvw. r wlileh lie eurrioil willi liiui
a matter submitted after that a: to iho While llon.io.
a hour will be held until the fol- a;
lowing day for publication.
a a a a a a a a a a
l-'Olt K.M.H One dozen Willie
lioin lions, clioiip. Inouire
tivoiuie, or cull :! 1 :i-W. ' I ti-
i.or-
Mnl
13-11
I! KN'P rtno.n
.' N. Soeond.
with l.oiir'il nt
workmen prof erred.
Iu-i:i-:tt
'On SALK LiwoMyn pups. 1 it
weeks old. $10. all and ?r.(in apiece.
2:i'4 Second. tu-i:t-:!i
THE SALK CHKAP (Hie I lodge
touring car. In good eondhion. with
good ruhher and good top. Same
can he seen al Muick (larago or
hy calling K. t '. Tuckey, i rustee
In hankruptcy. 1 u-1 !-:(t
IT) It SA LK OK KXCII A N( 1 K Ono
Pow( r ICiislluge Cuiter, w hat have
you to offer. K. c. Tuckey. sns
Second. in-i:i-lt
FOK SALK (Hie Curland, magaxlne
coal strre. In splendid condition.
One cider hid., fi't gal. Ono spring
Cot. One Hast man Camera, post
card size. 1-;. '. Tuckey. 1 M'S
Soond Si. , Ki-i:t-n
WANTKI) Aeeiits Kelt giinrunteed
hosiery, direct from mill to wear
er, sil.iry paid for full time or
spare hours. All styles in cotton,
heat her. and silks. hit ruut tonal
KniMIng Mills. Norrlstou n. Pa.
lo-Ki-iip
WAXTKf) Young man with r w
hours every day to spa.ro to solicit
business for nationally advertised
office equipment. S'ricily commis
sion hasis. ICarnlnv's depending on
aldlity and hard work, character
r-f-Tenee r.USr',''l. Hex l!j:i. Hois'.
Idaho. lo-13-SI
WANTKI A Klrl
work. Call :H1
for g ni-ml hoone--W.
I rt-1 3-31
LOST Watch rhain. cougar f
gold hand w It h red s t. Leave
Ohserv-r office. Itewurd.
I'On I'.KXT Thre room unfurnish-
d hous. 2114 Pine. i i,r iufor
nuitifin f.nd owner nt Pastime 'ttt
Hall. 10-i:t.i
lST -Aulo I tinip r lutun-n Valer
ia school hoiiHe and lri (irand'.
l indt r h ive wiih J. It. Oliver, or
I'houo 47'4-M. Kftwunl. 1 o-1 3-t I
TTTFi
irwiiM
M r. 1 'ii rl iss h:i ys t In "Tom
.Terry" wt-al lior Is about hen-
land
-and lu' caiiiiut find it tn his hour!
to allow Muritn King, who w:ih form-jt-rly
also tt rcKhlcnt of Kamoht, to
hnv ull lh fun there Is li ft hi the
' v orld. For thai reason In w ill rv
main for u iVw weeks just to mix
! , . . . .
SOCUll time.
((rrV !.. II......
1
rl ai
Sam Harris, of Hi
I loo Vi
fiiwory, has piiiThtiKi'tl a flvo room
mnili'i'!ihoitu- on Adantrt avt'iiuo. nour
i In- KroinhoiiHo, from II. Kick tin.
Mr. Kick I in Iiua Kcrnrod u position
jon tin- u.-W. ttt Himiin'ion ami
j will move in :i IVw tiays wiit-n Mr.
1 la rris - w It I t n ko posHi-ssioii of h is
jnt'W prop riy. This sab' vv.'ih ma)'
(Continueil from pape 1)
M-:W VOUIv iV) The i'W
York Artiericnns. ' liattlng fle
(;iant pitchers Tor i:i hits, (iMla.r
heat tho Now York Nationals M to
I. I'veniiiK tho world series
Mivhig each team fv nines
wen. 'I'liv (limits scored ull of
their runs In hc last two inuinjis
(Iih Yankci'S frotiing siv runs in
Hit sctimd and ono each in tho
third int fourth cantos. Tho
(ilants hit nit par willi tho Vank-
o'os hta wen' unab.'o to nmko them
a.t oiTiciio, Tho rifth Knmo will
In plac,t tomoriiiu,
Kirsf inning: Vanks, no runs,
4)110 lilt, one error. ;innts, no
runs. (wi hits, no on'oi-s.
Secoin! Inning: Yanks, rK rims
live lilts, one ormr. iiants, no
runs, iki hits, no errors. Hyan
succeeded .Scl nml loQuilhui
tiM)k ltaus pi ii co for tho ;innis ,
in the seoond inuiuK'.
Third Inning: Yanks, out run,
two hits, no errors, ilnuts, no
ii i ns, ono hit, no errors.
l-'onrth inuiug: Yanks, one mil ,
two hits, no eriiirs. (hints, no
ru-'s one lilt, no errors.
Pil'lli hininu;: Yanks, no runs,
one hit. mi errors, ;inuts, no
run, no hits, no errors,
Si.vth inninti: Yanks, no runs,
no hits, no errors, (limits, no runs
two hits, no errors.
Seventh Inning: Yanks, no rnns
one hit, no errors, (iirnts, no runs
one hit, no errors.
Kijihl Inning: Vauks mi nnifl,
one hit, no eri-ors. (;iunts, threo
runs, lour lilts, out error. I'cn-iMM-k
relenMi Shaw key in 'ight
for Yanks. oiniiiitl wont into the
box fur tin (hints.
Ninth luniii!! anks. nn runs,
mi errtirs, (Janls, out; run. no
error.
Summary:
Teams 1 2 3 4 .1 II 7 S 9 li.H.K.
Yankees o n I I (1 o (t tl 0 K i:t 1
fiinnts ( o ( tl II ii II :t 1 I i:t I
Batteries: Yankees, Shaw key.
I'eiiiKrtk and Nchang; (Plants,
Scott, It, van. MiKullhiii, .hiniianl,
ltaries and Snyder,
WEEKS REPLIES
(Continued from Page I )
this suhject hut- if necessary shall
place all facts he fore a proper trih-
ccLs I Vi-ls Slroiigl.
A I though Mr. Welts would not
-ataio agency. j
YANKS WIN I
FOURTH Ml
eoiiiinont upon Mr. Kurd'H Ftiiterneiit Steiiline; u march nn llioir tunny
lioyonil issuing Ills own' forlulil reply, rrlou.lH Miwl. ('olorn. Turni-r mill Mi'S
tliero wiih every inilleiillon tlint IhiUIoii l-'o.x-o nl;litieil uwuy to l,u (irnnilM
lelt, .slroiiKly mi t In, i'Iiui'ivom Unit poll
Ijeul Iniliioiu'es wnrkiiii; tlu-oiiRli liitii
iiiiit provenled Hie llolrnit iiiiinlirno.
inner I rum iinui iiiiiik .uusiie nuu.iiH.
Column a.Iiurlnt- tho d:iy ho twlee ilisriiMHOiI
LA (;it;Mi;. MAIIKKTS.. TOU.AY
Top Price .Markets.
Itanch eggs, 4.r rents dozen.
Kaglo Valley tomatoes, Hc lh.;
U.K. I;cr:.
Cuhhage. a to fi cents, top quality,
l-iour. slrulght $l.!tr.. patent $-.M.ri,
Washington hurd whout, $:MT,
Watermelons, : cents pound,
peaches, $l.2fi per hox.
Cantaloupe:!,' ID cents.
Lemons, fif to tir cents pep dozen.
Oranges, medium J.'. ei-nlM, largo 1H
rents.
Sweet potatoes. Hin p:-r lh.
Florid i grapof ruil, -f cents.
Fresh Spinach. 10 cent per pound.
Cucumbcry. picking :i.r cents per
gallon.
Head lettuce, IT, cents. 2 for 2.1e.
Hot house lettuce, Att rent.': jier lh.
Carrots H cents huinjli.
Turnips, 10 cents per hunch.
Omen pepper, 1 Tt cents per lh.
lit d peppers 2 r cents p r lh.
J.ady Finger grapes, 20 r nts per
pound.
Tokay grapes. 20 ceiiti; per lh., ?i.io
nt.n p r hask t.
Concord grape., 1& cents per lh., r.Ti
per iniiiket.
Huhhanl stu:sh, a d ill per lh.
IMinipkins. & rents per lb.
Nftw; potalooB, 3 r-etilfl per pound.
l;ui:ilns, t.r to 2 cents per pound.
ca.no sugar, lll.f' per P'O lbs.
Tillamook cheese, 4' cent P'T
pound.
Creamery hotter, eeptn 1 pound;
$1.15 'I pounds.
Hens, 2S cents.
lleef loin and flat hon, 25 cenU.
Pol roasts, 10 to 1 renin.
He-f hoil, S, 1ft and ir tent.
Lutili chops. 40 1 cnts.
Shoulder luinh chops. 30 rent,
lionud Steak, 2 rents prr pound.
tj-g of lamb. 4 rents,
Pork, whole shoulder. 11 rn.
Pork. Mioulil'T roust. 2 rrnls.
Pork ihoim, 2S rents.
Steuk, ?rt to 25 crnts.
I,lnk witi::gt 20 rent p'-r lh.
(huotiiio 22 Cetl'.
4 Vi rrlrr.
Mine run nml nut, tl 2 deliver 0-
Ft..,, met Move. 112. 1U nVllvrrM.
Lump, IU.3i illlvrl.
LA GRANDE EVENTNO
urn . rrmrnmiri mm .farm t I
ROAD CONDITIONS
: IN EASTERN OREGON
Tho comlltlon of Kustrn Dnwm
hUrhways. .uvconlhttf to iho uroiron.iH'.
follows:
dl (iiaiiiU' - Joseph llij;hwy
(Utiad to Will ton ii l.akr)
I.a Cramlo - Jsluml City: I'n.l
construciioi) for rosurfai'inK uml wb-1
i'IMhk:: tw.i inllv di'liiup nr'i-.ssnry: iliv
lour w'll niniii.'il ..nil in I'nli- i'(iihII-
linn. I Highway fiirn t' lrnM'lc niter
wnrkin?; liniirs.1 Writi-h oul Inr imih-
r-i rn.'Mi.n o.iilpini'nt. .'nit pttssiiltli-.
Islaml f'lly . .Uki'l: , i:ci lli nl ina- Joiiin Mill . Uopin ni i' .Inncllnii
la.iiun. ! (jiini lion or I'nlun.l.la lltv.T IIIkIi.
Alli-.il - Inil.li r Wjri.i: r.i.l.T ciiii- j ' : . M-irailniiilK.-il uml In cxr.-llonl
Hi ni liim for inafa.lanilzini:; . !'"-7,'."!''!''""'
, ., ru.1,1,1.1.,1: s.. li..n h..lll!llOI,, "'" THI-.J1 .f The llnllo,
(Iranili- llnuclv 1'anyon now n.i r. ciiru- , " "Klnn - llifkrr -
Ii. I ilrlvhiK iv.illli...! uorlli ! Ilhinr- V"""-1''1' !ri""'" - I'.-n.lli'ton . !inn
hart li.-i.lt-.. wh.-n- Iraflir pa..-.s in.-j""tl - V. ll..trl..n-'l,-.o Diillra: .Mara
,1,.,. hunl,.r.i. iluli.iKi'il onlli-.. illslanra anil In r-
i 1 : 1 ri ti - .Mhium
Wallnwa - 1 .n.slrhn
-1 :nier iri.se - Joseph : Marada mixed
nml in excellent, condition,
i Joseph - Wallowa l-ako: (!ood con
Idiilon. ! Itaki'r - (nrnueoda Highway
Itaker-llalfway: miles inacndam
1 2 1 miles graded roiulbed. Halanee
i fair county road. New gradn on lower
, Powder IHver hot wren l,'ivi It rid ire
WEDDING BELLS!
M FMCAI. HP1UNCK (Special
Tho rain of lust week was of much
henrfll to the farmers as II will help
the range and also put farm land
in I'inu shape for fall plawlng.
Iteeent visitors' at the, home of Mi',
and Al rs. J. I-'. Kennedy were Mr.
land M rw. A. Chandler of
(irande, and Mr. and Mrs. Ij. S. f
Winth oi Tho Dalles,
i It looks like winter would soon l
! here as t he hills are covered with
isnow. The sheep ure coming out of
the mountains, several hands hav nl
i reudy passer) through Medical on the
: way to fall pasture.
j Miss Mildred Kennedy of Medical,
; who hi attending high school til Union,
jSpeni the week-end with her parents
i Mr. umi Airs.' T. 10. Kennedy.
I Miss Casseily of I taker, who is
1 (caching the primary room at MedUl
Jcal, spent tlm week-end with hoi-'
IpareutK til Maker. The weather helng
j to stormy to make the return trip
with her horse. Virglo Kelly mudo an
Mia trip t" Meiiical Sunday evr'iiing
hringhig Miss Casscdy so that slut
Conjd he on duty Motnluy morning.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Cut: 1'oters and ch 11
jdreu were Saturday's guests at the
J. 1''. Kennedy home, also to visit .Mr.
and Mrs. Winth.
I Al r. and Mrs. F. Whit ten ret nrned
'Saturday after two weeks spent visit
ing relatives anil friends of Oswego.
'lh..e .i-.rit -. ri.w. j-ii
Several of tin runners spent Fri
'day woriiing on the fence and doing
1 ot her repair work on tho Medical
(springs cemetery. a picnic dinner
jiiad heeii planned, hut as tho weather
.was tifontiy dinner was served at tho
.1. I-. Kennedy home.
Mrs. Scott of Maker, mother of Mrs.
W. Lane, is planning on spending iho
'winter at .Medical at tin; homo of W.
I J -ii lit.
Wi ilnesilny uml were inurrlod. Tlioy
wore :toci!iumnietl hy Mrs. I'. .1. Pow
ers mill .Mrs. i'. 'rurner. Air. uml Mrs.
Knyo linve always lived lit Modleiil
and luive' iti:i ny 1'rieiiils; wlio wish
the 'Ollll peotile ii llupti.v life.
Mr. ii n.l Mrs, 1.. H. Winth left fur
their home in Tho Dalles, after a de
lightful week vpeut al Mate.-; and Med
leu I. They still have a warm spot In
their he:ir(s.for Medical and expect
to ho resldenit of Medical again.
Mr, and Airs. H. Croon have moved .
up to tint I'M Ih-geman mill tn help j
I-M with the sawmill.
AS'. Meyers hu gone to Corlcnupin
to work In the mines. (
Mr. Kd Turner has nioveij nut of
thr mountains for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs; L. Fish of Lyons 11111!
were at F.( Wliltten's Wednesday fori
peaches. ;
Mi. O. Woodsen of Cottage Orove, ;
hi: fvth.er, mother, brother and neph- ,
w of Teus spent Tiifjtda with Mr. i
and MrH. J. . Wanker, and enjoyed;
:i fl'ie ehirken dinner, t hey returned j
to Milker In the evening and left the.
tanio. evening for Collage (jrovo.
Mrs. Jufi--.' IMmoMn returm-d homo j
Wcduestlay a rier u months init in ,
La (Irunde and Itaker. !
Cy William:! and .las Alorrsey of
pow'er Hiver w-'re rlriing for cattle '
n Iho Crock Wednesday.
Y" Workers in Havana
Extend Friendly Aid i
HAVANA. fAP ) - The Mereh-:nt
Marlni- Y. M-- C. A. is here primarily
to ijea' vlth American sailors, make i
tlielr days heif-r and heij. Hi. rn
v. heti t hey hit In need, hut from j
lime to time Hie organlzal ton fill-Is
opportunity tn leave Its n-guhir Held
and do good, in bro:der past uren.
i:-!!- Ml Mrat.el. the Hirtvlnrv, :ilid hr
w ife al w ays w iconic aueh hane M. i
Mccently Mr. Ilratzel n;i!'Mira'ed I
in Hie VIvhc. the great jail d llav-
una. Protestant religious servlci tn '
i:nj,-lisii tor Hie h-netit of tie- 4n or!
ro diliiHiitnt Arnerfeans and Lnr-'
IlKhnu n le hiud the b.ira of the an-
. ch ut bull-jing. Not long ago I o
I young los came lo aana from
' M i ry land, put up at an expensive
hotel, and began looking tor Jol s.
Their :nial I savings ineiteil away in
'a few days, ami while iho Ameri
can roiiHiil was seeking a chanco l'r
tiiein to work their way home on
lu nhip, Mr. and Mrs. ISr.ite1 u re
keeping Die lads out or mts 'llief (Hid
! tn lood. A not Ii- r undertaking w nf
t he r ' urn home of an A merioan
trng addict whose papers :diow d hr
had held un army eotnniission dur
in the world war. and on the same
ship with tills man wen' a tieitro
( w iiiimn, Hi randei) In f Javatri
hone
in lo
"M. M
!Hon
ir("'
In New Orh am hud h
I by the Mcerelary of ilie
lmedical hears
,T."
1
OnSFWETI
Jte k i mm
ui.t
Ulai'U Uridyl now opon to traf-
lla'.or . I nlly lliuhuay
Itoat) over Dooloy Mountain. Kair
.Oivstoii . alilna(4iii IMulmny
IVtiiiii'ion . WiiHhiiiKton Stah- IJ,no:
I'avni.
tlVmlMon punt Itoelt - Vinson:
... mllr . (j-uu. t'nrllc ruail
!voini inai-tnh.n..
3i inilr
j lnsnii - llullfr .'rool' - Join
tSiiiulv rouil. Very runuh nnil
s Hill:
rocky
i " ' "'"""'.n .-xccpl l.rlwopii
A..-HM1.-1- an.i u.ipnor Junrlion wlu-r.-
resuriaeiiig In underway iieeesNlt'.iiIng
cant oils driving.
Old Oregon Trail-Wes( of The lalles
ohiMil.tii linen Highway flection
The Dalle, - M osier - Hood Itlver
-Cascade Looks - Portland - Soap
puoM' - In-er l.nhind - Itatnier - Clat
iik.iiilc - Astoria - H. aside: Paved on
lirr distnueo.
enii. Aks .Ml Minimis
lioeiiKtllr SoleiillNlH
'In
(IKN'KVA. (AP) - Thai scientists i
who make diseoverleg of hem-ilt to I
hmminily should no longer he t-ohhed )
of . the material fruitfl of Ihelr la'-
hor. was the decision of the League
of Nations commission on social
prohleniH in u. r port given to thei
jC.eneral Assenihly of the League re-j
(Centiy held at (ieneva. i
I A resolution was adopted urging j
all- count riot to protect the property I
tights of the savants whose MIkcov-:
orleH have oi'len hroughl fortunes lo ,
promoters hut only poverty (o Helen- !
tlsts. '
hit. wooiu.ix'k ,
C'lili-opractle V Nuluropathie
Health Service
will remove the cause of your allnienlK
and u ill keep your hody In perfect
condition.
The next lime yon are ailing, phone
P'7-W for appointment.
? Ucetrh Treainienls (;iveii
Suite JO, Soiniuof Itldg,
i
OPPORTUNITIES
MEN, OF THIS SORT ARE NOT PRESENTED TO YOU DAILY
KUPPENIIEIMERS CLOTHES ARE
Recognized as one of America's highest grade clothing tailors This line hav
ing been in your city for years, you know its reputation for quality and serv
ice. RIGHT NOW you can huy a suit of this reknowncd make at a 25 per
cent saving None Reserved Come Early.
One Special Lots Suits
All S37.50 Suits and O'Coats ...
All SI0.no Suits and O'Coats ...
All $ 15.00 Suits and O'Coats ...
All $17.50 Suits and O'Coats ...
Alt $50.00 Suits and O'Coats ...
All $55.00 Suits and O'Coats...
All Mallory and Stetson Hats
All Jetilt Shoes
Scranton and Short, Inc.
UNEMPLOYED
IN (GERMANY
ARE RIOTING
(nntlnued from Patt 1
when iht merchants demanded pay
ment in French francs. The local com
mission has premised to take mea
sures deiUgned to hold prices down,
food Itiots (U Ilerllii. .
HKIll.IN' lly tlie Associated Phsm)
Food rlota occurred Friday morn
ing In two of Merlin's densely popu
lated rectlnns where the population I
Is without potatoes or meat. In hoth 1
Instances, accord in ft to police, Ihos"
i-cNpnu.sildo for the iliHorders were un
employed men. who were aeemrtpan
i'd In their rijdj )ty many woiiu h.
When 1 hey attempted to protect
t he food fhopH, tin police were at
tacked hy the mobs. Many arrests
Were mode, ,
I teller plans Made.
nt'i:SHKI.lHUF (AP)--The French
airShoritleit eonferred Friday with !
( lerinau officials and rcprcscntal Ives j
of (lie employers and unemployed re.
gnrdin;; pl-iut: for relieving (he dls-1
irrsx of t he people here. . fer olilain-
H
O
R
: y
TO MATCH YOUR SHOES AND DRESSES
French and Greene
Ready-to-Wear and Shoes
TONIGHT "PEN ROD AND SAM"
STAR
TOM
"Up and Going"
A Photo Drama of tiic Arctic Trails
Also Showing a Comedy
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Paramount Special
JAPANESE DISASTER PICTURES
20
ac
n7" TAOF
iig approval from Merlin, Iho eliy
agreed, to increriKe thr amount of re
lief for tho unemployed to three hun
dred fifty minion marki earn hY,
with an additional fifty million "In
he-idf of families, hut an even this )
udmlltediy lnad iiialc, tho city offi
cials an- trying to Induce Iho, Merlin
government to augment It. Free soup
kitchens lire hoing considered, ;
The French cavalry Friday wijn
i.iifroMIng the streets anl the popula
tion w !i tbrhhldcn to movi . ahoftt
alter 10 o'clock at night.
SUNDAY
ONLY
Mt
-in
$19.50
$27.10
..$."0.00
$:):.80
$.T5.fiO
$.17.50
$11.75
$n.!)5
DISCOUNT
j Always at Your Service I
iimimf mm w. iiiiimimimmw
L' f- --J1 1.1