La Grande evening observer., October 18, 1923, Image 3

Tlnirsflav, Octuhov IS, 192:1.
THE LA GRANDE' EVENING OHSERVER
Local News In Brief
(MISS WALDROFF 1
j GIVEN LOVELY J
ROBE BY ELKS
COMIN'G EVENTS
October 17-2(1 rt. .p. o. E.
slagoa "Pays i,( horn.
October la I,. H. s. plays Mil
ton hiali football team hero.'.
nelobor ii c'lilna pheasant
Ki'liHnn i-blscs at sun-down.
October 27 ivnilli.mil hlKh
football I. i Hay l,. . s. hero.
OotohiT SI--.Iii.it season oloscs
111 sun-down,
. I eoeinli.-r (dates unsettled)
Pr.-senlulioii "C jisy Kuver" op-oi-alla
hy I.. II. S-. Klco oluh.
November III link it liia-li foot
liall team ilas I.. II. S. at linker.
November I il-l 7 rri-si'iitalinn
"Anno What's 1 1 r Nalili-" ( :!--!
oriini'ily drama) hv .liinlor elass,
I,. II. S.
November 24 .. II. S. football
loam iilayfi Wallowa hiah at Wal
lowa. Nnvonilior 2tl Tliankssivlns
footliall cjimc lioro between Kn,
lorpriso. anil I.. 11. s.
I (I'ontlnuort from Paiso 1)
i jlllljlll IVUM 11 COUiplliO SUCCOSH In
Mari'lKl Hy .luslh-o of Ponce , lovery way limy ho i.soortnino.l ;oilay
tinrenoo !. Wulilro und l.llllall i.y merely itucstlolllu;; anyone .Iiali
Uys were . united In nuirrluKo yes-was present. The answer U Invar-i
terduy liy Hukil K, llnuly. jnslloo ol lahle 111 llio tifClrmallvo - with 0111-I
the peUOO,
llils oily.
11. .Ill
residents ol phnsls. t
Pmsrntii fur TiiiiIkIH. I
j As Insl lllBlit. llio parano ai i
Perry Mollis (oniiiiiiullv Mil'llm; o'olook w ill pioooilo I In- opoillliK of;
Tuesday niirhl a oomiiiiinlly meet, 'the doors tit oiKlit o'olork. ift ivhlt-h j
Int.-nun hold al l'orry. ill which .lino lime llio (.'nuns will ho opened. At ,
Mrs. A.F.. Ivunhoc, oouniy sehool ,s::til o'olook ilimoInK will I.-kIii audi
superintendent, riivo a very iiiiorcsl- ennllmio mull 11:90 o'olook. diirimr
ini; talk und llio llllnil l.'oimly jw hloli' tlmo III.. Kcwple wheel will
I'hamhtT or I'oinnioroo iii:irlot sanif ho aollvo. t.nncy'g orohoHlra fur-'
sovoral yooal seloolloijs. 't'ho meet". :nishod llio music Wednesday hIkIh I
InK was proiialmotl a suoocsa lit and tonight Olsnn"s orolioslra wlll
every way. ' ( servo. Am I In- plans now standi
'danolne will Iii kIii Friday iiIbIiI ai i
I liiv'rl Cnni'irA ITwroe ''inok and oon:lnn.. until mid-
1J0C1 UeOlge UlReS n).()( Hlll Ha,r,iny liil dnnoim-l
Patience With Geriiian.Viwiu i'Km at vibm oolock and oon-j
mine until nildnlKlil. I
. . . ... . 1 l...!-... llMlllbllllt lllltk-. i
li oniinuoii iroin i-nce ii , ... .
OFFICE CAT
if Kit i
BY JUNIUS
iBNDNG HOUSE-.
LICENSE DENIED
.pel
Commissioners Meet in Scs-
sion Wednesday Evening! wnnt Ad
in City Hall Buildine.
d In lljo first ' fow fnrlonxs.
r.-U tin." first lull r In llio romark-
iilily kooiI llnio of 17 soioikIs flat and
was olo.k.il In 1:12 2-fi for llio sis
IliirloiiBs. Tl.oiKafloi'. ilookoy I.. I'.nor .-,.,n
i wliii had !hi Iit i!i. f'tralin''l llio fotni'l "
.ooli. iiii'iilim llio inllo I" l;;,a
ulna riirloiias In 1:54. anil flnlslilm:
tho mile and u illnlUT In S:i.
viknna". ( )
Kh-rt urn M'livi' t
i'i. Till' ikiIIc,
oii.mIkihhwii
I.llutrniiii wit wti
niiviil'-nt or
oi' iiili'II- in n
Hi.
t'tntoshy
i M i-i oi i y In it I'nnn y I h I n ir.
Isn"1 It? Kvorybo.ly tnsislH llutl
liny :irn'i ritrhniH. Hut
;.sii.i. ovm:i
(Kl. NAMMl Hills.!.' MM.lV.l
t4ll IX NH.I.I. .1U.V UU AH.W
Mnrh InlfTdHt wiim tuunmKt lust
i-vi-nlntr In tin k'lvlnw iiway or .In
KlkB robe. Tonlwht tunrh tuliii.
i-oiiBiMllntf of two Mtlvcr llnrtii.a lu.u
XWn with ii cnm will bo tin inlx
'r.iniftiTnw fventnir u faim ra will In-
nrPRpnie.I 1o woiiu' one iinl on iln Iti'nil 'I'liK Ami UVrp!
i-inHinir nlirlil. an ckcirir percolator, iSin was ihc ulrl with Hi
howl iui c'ri'iimcr, will Iti a HtnU- itc was naivty
w pcrwn 1 l-'roin hor I inr.( ip.s
W muss wo win tin' ahovt' liu!
lilaco,
la. I
l. I1. Loniiilst' In CHv
J. l't l.oilri.lKi-. or tho K
wrejron l.fKhi ami I'ow.t oonipany.
of linker. Ih in th city on a sh
h'oloy.
'I'm il Koropcan prospfiii)1 Ih r- I
stored, that tontininl caniioL h ro
litil upiiit as u customer loi wnrhl ,
I'loduot::. '
"What i; th: mallei' with Kurope?
Kxhatist hin. Ktirnpc ii rxlumstoil uf
lor I he most trrrlhli' Nlrujriilo the ron
tiiii'Ht ever ikikh-i1 throuu li. Hot wren
lll'imtl If. inhllnnH nf t..r lilikeil i Wl 1 MUfar
1. - ....t. .... Il.n 1111 MM' III If.' ft" "
i; "... . , ..... ' , i h.,i,iiti.- tin- iiiosi "Imnes." The al- To her rosy-rvi lips.
nf.Mii..,..,J -iii,'h ...n ih .,..Inl 'lIl,'' prize Kaiur.lny niht will She was Hi
at 'He il cnillinauon m ii ii- sum. t
- in was tan aim irra'1"".
With a hit or the nom lialani :
BONUS, KLAN Krahhwl h.-r: he hmim .-kcJ h.
llri T MftV I Ami h.hl her HkIiI.
11 T JjJUVJivii
AH IiohkIi las! Itttt .over I wo hours,
V'illl'Si;;v evi-nins's Ki-Hviiin ol' Hh'
otiv i'iimnissi.ii u;ik fiiirly iili I '.vtth
tew, actions ivo'lvi'.i;,' I'inal iler.sl.wis.
Tlie (,'ri:u-'r h!i;mv uf the lime :;pent
j was tl.-v.n.-.l to ilin .ifsUms of ariuiis
matl.rs.
Apo'KmIIohh for a rootnlnj? lions.
lipase ;,i LM.'l'f, J-ir. Hiii'.'t-waH le-ni.t.
The eit v luanaKer wan it til horU
to use the m-raper on Kir ami Ailnins
to nuf.atj- Ho1 stre.-t j:nl lilt in
holes in I he pa eiiM itt .
Mr. l!;;ri i.:esK, "i" i:'aver Creek,
1'ipiit ui't'ii li i"..re Hie executives .-.nil
SMI e. I i hat l lie . municipal pipe
was leak l in:. it;;mai;ui Ills im;:uow
an.) hay crop. lie entered appliea
linn li.r . .iainuk'es. the eout inis.;lon
taUins' liis appltcaliou for eliMler-
I'resi.Unt Mnrwood Williains. Cuni
nisslonevs ('. J . iyacU and lr..Ji.
liiinlll
v t.
' : V.
LaJiesSilk
HT Sh UP 1
S. lti- nl on wi
hy
lirtner:; ol war. Twenty million
1 (least or their best men hue been mu-
itilated ami liave become n burden on
'tic. I'Muaniv nf .itlw.i-u"
b.isin.sH trip and is mopping nt the I A,u1, .iiMtMIKHini. Kr,pnv KnulandV
part n the World war and proclaim-
" in Knlind as the t-uvior ot lnrope
I-'Ineil for Speed hi" I from autocracy many times, Htatlnt-
Mrs. W. I' Kowaleski, of I'ennsyl-' t hat 'n alt of the Kuropenn trouldes
vania, was fined $ 1 o mid costs for th- Kntrllsli hah been on the ldi of
speeding by Hiikil K. Ilr:idy, jusl lee justice. Lloyd (Jeore planned Into the f
of the peace, October 15th. .que.siion of reparations.
,! (i'.vvs Hrt:sh View.
Motor To Walla Walla ! "What is the lirttish rtttitude to.
Mr. and Mrs. I-Yank Pike of 1. llrtl ,hi mil,,I ,,ut all linporlmU
(irande, are motoring to Walla Walla '".nestlon r reparations? It is this:
this morning.' to he with Mrs. I'ike's 'h"1 t' nn inv oubIU to .ay to tho
brother-in-law. John Hannon. who is lin'" ot mr "umniy.
very ill of pneumonia. i "
School I looks of every kind tliut
taro used in the school room, also
1.. 1. arisen 'all' kinds of school material. A
members tpood mock at Hllvert Jmrn-Wright '8
sport snu-n Kaniily I rug Store. I u-LS-If
tor Koho,
time
END 3RD DAY
On lltintinu- Trip
Chase Hohnenkanip. (!.
Und August Ktango, wer
of a party of l.a Cramb
who left tills morning
where they will spend fionit1
striving to bag the elusive China
pheasants.
NEW TODAY
Alleiiiloil I.. I). S. Coiifeii'iHi'
Alr.'.nnd Mrs. r. J. Hlaok and dau
Klitors, I, a. -Mlo and Ituth, and son.
1'eeil. r.-linnod 'I'lios.lay from a irip
to Sail l.ako I'lly. whore l hoy nt -tended
the I.. 1 1. .S. Quarterly con
ferenoe. They also vislled relatives
and friends in I'tah and Idaho, points.
They report a very fine trip.
(Continued from l'atro 1)
tors ' pertaining to polities, n
liirlon and Industry. This was
uho rirsl liror.k In a situation
wliloh. Ii-Kion ofrloials adniltted
was IlirontenlnK llio very exls
lonoe of Hie Ionian us an aotlve
orKiinlKiillon.
Will 1'IkIH II Out.
MIohlKan diloKales slated that
thev would carry llio flKht to the
floor of llio oonvenilon lo loreei
tliroinrh' the resolution drawn up hy
.Inmes K. Hunt of Mount rieiisant,
Mleh.. In whloh the lotion will he
oalled upon Thursday or Krlduy lo
renounoo' llio klun as "un-Aineriran
In fact" anil "contrary to the very
principles lor which the American
il.eirion stands.
I The formation
You could almost hear lillll punt.
Hut liel'ore I (to any rurther
l.'i me (rive you the honest facts
lie was u , wiralow-ilres-ser
And she was
A ftirure of wax! Junius.
Ami tills Is the sad. mi! sloiy,
Told as the cvonlnir lulls
When the monkeys wore wall, Ins
tot-'elller
HoldiiiK eaoll olher's talis.- Kip-plliiB:
,;t present.
(I'lKlu'o this "no mil.)
Lot's ho lioiroolly mink. ln'
said lis she slolM'il hcfivoeil mo
mill tin' setliii'4 sun. She was
I'riiiik, ami I ns i:rni"dl
OriNIONS DIVIDE
FOLLOW IN(J ZEV'S
WEDNESDAY TRIAL:
NI'.W' YtlltK (Hy Hie Associated
Press)-While Zcv, Anicrioa'p entry
ill tile M.MI.iuiil Interuat lonal race
next S "luri'-'V.: went Ihroilall hl!i I'l
iiul h -.. -. I workoilt, Wi'illlculay in form
that aroused a marked ountrast of
opinion. I'apru.s, KuKland'i tlior-
..IIKlllired hope, eantered IhrullRll his
fil-st wollioiil Willi Hleve I loiiieilliie.
premier Hritisli rider, who will liandlo
i liu reins ol the derhy winner.-In Hie
classic at I'.elnuiiit park.
'.ev's woi-i-.out. a mile and a quarter
In 2:lU, tell -.hoii of the expeelalom
ei iiollle nl.wervers to whom tlio hor
se's slow, finish was iliKappolnliuK.
hilt Kollorill l.elicf pievailed thill the
Itallcocas star purposely - v.-au eased
up after showlnir u lirilllant hurst of
Iii a wide ran.QC of colors.
A .Wonderful I lose at
St.HO per Pair
French and Greene
Ready-to-Wcar and Shoes
News dlspalch "One of '.he ! 1
maniacs Hull- eacuped from the
lllllnols Slate Hospital was captured
iwhen found rillinlillA around In ctr
iCtes." ( l-Milol-'s Xote 1 suppose the
'iriuir.is loolt turns running after htm
i until he (rave out!).
of tin antl-honus
ll-'lli; SAI.1-: llelioloUM apples, or-ileacilc nem u."l ' ' "i-
' ch.,,-,1 run. $1.25 a hoM. I leavy j llio compensation conin.iltee .would
j sprll-m- chickens. t'.UI Karm I M. "ntilly work out a resolution In com-
; I"'" entire convention. lcKlon offl- . (l!l., In Kmm,
i-'Oit SA1.I-: -- Third outllns- alfalfu iials staled Wednesdaj nlj.HI. i n wM lmy
l.i. v In It.. 1. 1 .1. 11. hi i I 11. I' llino auil-ooiiun ... ........
' l'a'rm .2oX. lli-ls-nt I'limmaniler
NEW STAMPING PATTERNS ...
New designs for that Lunch Set you -want
. to begin for Christmas
' Come in and see our New Stamped Goods
Art & Baby Shop
r.VEHVTIIINC
Sommer Hotel Bltlg.
ini: ii.miv
I'hon'c'305-W
way, every job
l dividend.
n
Old Kins: Cold Is a
Merry Old Soul If You
Keep Him Out of
Your Head.
Allen A warm, toasty,
underwear as soft and
scratchless as a baby's
cheek
$1.(15 to S8.85
English .Pure Wool
Hosiery that kicks away
the chills at every step,
40c to $2.43
Jantzen Sweaters that
restore summer's heat
when summer's gone
$-1.83 to $13.83
Schol-Wil Caps, the
right thing and the styl
ish thing to wear after
a shampoo
$1.J5 to 83.35
Faultless Outing Flan
nel Pajamas turn sheets
into blankets without a
hot water bottle
S2.15 to $5.45
Everything for the
man who is staying
away from a cold and
for his brother who has
one to give away.
Michaels - Stern Value
First Fall Suits
?2'.5 to $51.30
Highland II e a t h e r
Overcoats something
new in double wear and
style at
$58.50
Other styles at
$22.45'to $51.50
Slnmliiril MoivlinndKr nf
(Jnnlity
Clint's Clothiery
The Ktnro Willi Conu'li-noe.
William ". Van Ant
of San l-'riinoisco as oliairniall.
.V)t SA1.H Delicious apples. l.r,ll and 1.1. Edward H. Clarke, jr.. as
and $2.lio hox. Itallroad men at- secretary. Mr.. Van Antwerp .a a
llrlllit your lioxos. Impure I inelili.er oi uie n...i...i... .. .
hi-ls-Bl rounrii oi no-
tention.
Alicel Store.
I'lm holers Altoiitlnii!
Newspap.-i- headline 'Van!
liayer M order. -il." ( I'Miloi 's note
He prolsthly truinped his i.arl
ners ace.).
iintl-honos fao-
ex-s.Tlei'
Will' llii'llircil on Itouils.
..i..... i .i ,...i. "l''or Hie ilisahleih everyililnK: for
i iJ. i.e. u n,.k Ml 111.' Ohio I.Odied. llollllllll.
in-IV. sin ! t In' demand of- He
, lion. .Mr. Van Antwerp slated
l.'lil! 'sAl.i: OK THAlli: 240 acres I "That Is the slnitan for
timber land: a little lli acre farm . men.
il u..t.....i.o ..r vn.ili l..ti-.l.. i "The
three Hundred Ions of hay. a Mallow oritanleil. Is aollvely funotlon
Inel. ......ir :.l i.miio and 1 wi. I 111!.- All 2 1! at at cs. Wo a re nppos. .1 . 1
well improved farms. Sum I'arn.s. !tlu' KianlinB of liny form of
Mnrih Pou-dor. Ore. I li. 1 s-Uui iln aide bodied
: - . llio (.-round thill to s.-r-
Two l.a ('.rondo men (in-own ones
will bel'OOK were .iiiui. s. .....
"11)11 ill-!' Ol Sia il llllie .-.ii.n.-..e-.e '
that you nr.-n't even asked lo sIkii
a peiillon.',' 'Ami tin'' other one said:
"How do von know, you have never
iintl.bonus leae-iio. whleli Is ", n
I.A (illAMlE. MAI1KETK.. TODAY
.onus
ex-service nien on
one e.oiin-
.Iry In time of war Is n piivll. tji' as
'well its n duly and to seek a inali r
ial reward therefore Is an net roputf
nant lo the spirit of true patriotism
and a violation of ill.' fundamental
principles of olthtonstilp.
I "The (troup of ex-servloe men who
iiuvo rcpoaloilly and persistently i-.-p-Iresonled
lo oonitress and the puhllo
1 1 iiin tho veterans or the country are
united In their demand lor a bonus
are by no means statlnK the fails."
A Clltl. IS I. IKK AN Alii.K
THIO .MO UK Yl)l' S(.ll'l-'.KZK
THK SWKKT Kit SIIK (1KTK.
lit:'!' HI-: I'AHKI'Mi. NOT TO
TOSS IIKH ASIHK--Oil HI IK
.MAY SHOW SIONS Of KOT
TKNKSS! '
Since women have
i'OI'SelS Ollile 11 I'liW
have taken up I lie
ninny.
oult weat-ini:
old bachelors
-v 1 1 s of miili-i-
IV,. :
Top Prim .Mai-kels.
U.-lUOli i'kjcs. f.l oenls dow n.
Kairlo . alley loilialoes, loo
I'abbaKe. :i -to fi cents, top quality. 1
Flour, stralkilt tl.afi, patent $2. (If.,
W.ssliiniilon liai-d wlioal, $2
Peaches, $1.2f. per box.
Cnvoll Clinil'ii's
MAIISIll-iKI.O. ( Al') Arthur 'o-l-ell.
Itandnn IislrnloKlst today ehalltf-i-.l
his plea lo not Kiiitly In Ih.- i'o-
qnlllo olrciilt oourl. Allorney i lau.i.
Olles. appointed lo defend Arthur,
asked the court for appropriation
l.einons, 55 to E.1 cents per dozon. of (wn hundred and flfiy dollars for;
Oranses. inedl'.ini 70 cenls. biliOi.'.b' ;,,o hlro or liledleal and other ex-j
ooiits. '' "l- ' I '!nc,ri- whloh .was refused by I ho!
Sweet potatoes, lOn per Ih. ! oourl on the nhjeiilnn of lilslricl
l-loridn Ki-apefruit, 2t) cents. itornoy Fisher. He said. how.
oi...i. ... ............. thai the court would consider
Parsnips, f. o.-nls per pound. expense account thai may b.
Etrit plant, 2a cents per pound. by Ine defense.
Head lettuce, 1.1 cents, 1 for 25c.'
Hot house lettuce, :: cents per lb.) limine nils l-klnios.
Carrots 1 (l cents hunch. ! .n'OMK The l-Isklmon In the
Turnips. 1 n. cents per hunch. ijity rcslon uro report..!
(;reen peppers, 15 cents per lb. ! Hiifferinc severely from a strung'
Red peppers 25 cents per lb. plucu. .
l.ady Finger ifrapes, 25 cents per j .
pound. 1'ulsmi l-1ir Slisllclno.
Tokay ernpes. 20 cents per lb., $1.10 ht. PAl'l.. .Minn. lirlnklnK poison
cents ler basket. m dark by mlstiike for iiiedloini'
A lot of niiirried men wislt that
friend wife had lo prepare a yearly
biultel and then hi llio husband
a.i as supervision and conservation
loom mission.
MRS. THOMAS
HULME DEAD
any
filed
Concord grupn, 15 conls por lb., f5 jThomsiii Tanner dropped dead an hi
(ContllliK'd from Cage One.)
plumbers. .
An account or the accident thai
resulted In Mrs. Ilitlmc't; demise, pub
lislied In Hie Oregonlali. follows:
A Htorm of wind and rain that
Mvepl the Pacific, northwest country
.Monday night and yesterday caused
three deaths und did a large amount
oi datirigo. (hie ol t hose killed was:
, .Mrs. Thomas K. Hulme ol 7'1 Kast
Haw- 'Hehuyhr titreet, Port land, who w;w
to' be 'crushed t" dentil when an ailtomo-
1 bile m which sue was ruling wn n
Iter husiicnd skidded from the voii'l
unci plunged over an cmbaukmcnti
on Hie Clarke connly approach to
th" t.ewlM rlvir bridge mar Woodland.
In the ."ccldent In whleli Mrs.
1 '
I
ferfeSll " A Few More ' . I
MEN WANTED
To Get a
FREE AUTO STROP RAZOR '
' ' -
rrT i: --'I
Z SHAVING
TH1 Pt VJ UHV .
I,. OtTHMItrWCrtlttAM. J
One Goes With Eeach
50c Tube
of '
Colonial Club
The Perfect
SHAVING CREAM
In the Double Size Tube
IIUKRY HURRY HURRY!
' They go faster (ban
hotcakes:
The L. & L. Drug Co.
On the Main Corner
per h'asket.
Hubbard sojiash. X cent Iter lb.
Pumpkins, !i cents per lb.
New potatoes, :t cents per pound.
Paisins. Ki to LMi cents per pound,
Cane sugar, 11 1.0."i per 1 on Ihs.
I wilt wm hurrying to him.
I Inline
killed
4 b
I'illamook cheese,
pounil.
Creamery hotter, fifi cents 1 pound:
$K1" '! poundH.
J(enn, 2$ cents.
Jleef loin unit flat bone, 25 rents.
Pot roasts, Iti .to lx cents.
B"ef lioll, X. to und ITi cents.
I.amb chops, n cents.
Shoulder lamb chops, SO cents.
pound Steak, 2fi cents per pound.
J.eir of lamb. Ht cnls.
Pork, whole shoulder, 11 renin.
i Pork, vhoiilijer roaid. 21) cents.
Pork chops, 2Ji cuts.
Steak, 20 to 25 cnts.
i Link sausage, so cents per lb.
Ga. so lino 22 cpiiIm.
t'tmS VrUvn.
Ittihy PlunucH To Dcntb.
I I'llli'AGO, III Sixteen -months-old
jCh irles S urs lump l rrom hif mo-
therV arm.- through the wnuow
n td per Uubiirbnn treln and wa killed
and stov
Lump. $13.25
$12.75 delivered.
delivered.
her husband,
Tho mas K. 1 1 ulme, ex-)iluniblng In
speetoi, wan slightly injured.
P'tlr Coming t Portliiml. 1
The body of M rs. 1 1 ulme was
brought to Portland. Mr. iltilin. I;i
al his home under the care oi )ihy
tiieiaiirt, The extent of bi- injuries has
not been asceii. lined.
The Jlllliuet Were driving toward
Portland :l the t'nie r the accident.
Seeing ri C'.T lippfor-ebillg Hi II htgh
rate ol speed, Mr. I Inline tin lied a
far from the center of the road as
pOHsihlc, in so doing r I rove into
Mr. -MugBk . Miller. the soH dirt at the i;ide of Ho- rvad
KriendH of Mrs. .Mugglf N. -Miller. ! way. He inamiged to work hi:; cur
wife of Chris Miller, of thtW city, were ;back on the pavi'lie nl, hut Mrm k
shocked today to her of her deatlua chudt hole, which again .i-nt I he
tills morning nl 2::(a o'clock. Mrs. (cur from the rorid. It plunged down
Miller, who has bei-n ill for some lover the i tiihaukm-ut, turned over
lime, has been upparently in good ; ami came lo u rest stondiug on H:i
healih for the past few weeks and jwhei Is. Mrs. Mulme wni: thrown
her untimely demise eave a host ofifrom Hie machine, which rnlhd over
iri.in.iN whn eomblne wild her relii-hier, liiuiiitg iiistaneous datli.
.Mr:. Holme w-.-; n.l yean or igv
She win. horn in H;in l-'ra nclseo a 'id
came to Portland will) her parnti
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Obituary
Mino run and nut, SI2 dHivere-1. i expres.Hing th. ir sine re sor-
row that she should be called Iteyond.
.Mrs, Miller was born in 1 m
'the 2''th day of November nd was'f-l ve;ir8iigo. Sh in survived by Mr.
To vfurt ten months und 22 days otd llulm, daughter. KllKiheili Hulm.
tat the linn- of her passing. She te i ve: ; t hr-e Ijiolht-s, I'. II. and John Mol
lio mourn her death her husband, ioiu , ItiSH'-etors in Hie Portland po
I U J l.'..P.Uri Tl.nmui Mr. lice lilir. tli: Tlllilll.'i: Mololli- ol
wiirrants on tin (A nt ral l-'und of Hie'jVt,r uf yatn,. Washington, Mm. Spoiikune hihI one sihtcr. Mrs. . Il
Ciiy of l- (.rande, Oregon, and li- u,,',.r. or H itth-. Washington: Mrn. 'Cus. y oi Portland.
dorsed S- picinlMT Reih. I!j:i. "ri.atnlt' Simpson, of Sc lIIIc. Mn. i I'um ral urrangem, nl."., annininci
prior tli-relo, are now call 1 f"rj(;r:M.,. Thatcher, of Seattle, und Mrs. l h rough lh- Poiliiuid new s.:i pern, :tv
.payment, und Inter, st on.sitd war- : Annil 1 tuhl. nf Heutt le. and two sons that Ho I nn-r orl iv.t will have Hi.
fflll ftr CHy Warraiii.
Notice in hi-rehy ictven lhat
I. lilts f''.
October,
s from t he
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Treasurer.
October in. at
Imvid Chirk, of Vaklma, Washtngttm. (o clock In the morning, tb-me
Tin remains lire at tho Itevnoldn to St. M.uv'm Cathedi.U where
ami Immrrmati fiimnJ ivrxire par-, will In- offered at fism f'flork
City of Ii (ii-andf, tin-gon. j r. i- no- ral nrranR-r inr nt-i lntve not jtemi" nt w ill lak
la-is -21 him complHed. ar "cenieter.
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