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1 Thursday. January 10, 192-1. PAGE FIVE THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Local News In Brief JU Si r ft Here from North. lork meet Wallowa, Kntcrprise und Jo- jlr. and Mrs. John Holler of seph. Members who are making North Fork. Oregon, uro spending II) o trip un Jensen, Me 'U'llan, Gil a few days 1 ''U- Grande Hhop- more. lUucker. Caldwell, Uecrtsen pln and transacting business. They and Cnlllhan. are rcgisiercu ui ihc i'u. lliisinoH Trip to Salem Judge and Mm. I'. G. Couch of Lar Grande, left last evening for u shdrt htness visit In Kalem, Ore gon. ,!"r recently returned from un- extended visit In the middle went. 1 1 ere looklug nt Coiini) George K. Iiavlds'm is in l.n Grande for a short ty looktni over (life eoillilry. Jle is a guest of II. N. Ashhy; niaimtwr oi' (he How-man-IUrks - Mimher company or this city.- Mr. Pavlduon and Mr. Ashhy umnui'aci tired lumber to gether down in the Louisiana coun try and are .therefore very familiar with the timber and lumber trulus- t rles, M r. 1 u v.itlKon may loca t r in (he north weHl where tiact to ttiiKvnu-- Clark Price, prcBldent of the high Kchool student body, haw Bonn Hoinewher to Kugeno, where he will attend the pine prows lull ami straight tho convention of student body of fldulB of Oregon Kriday uud Sat urday. Attending Meeting- Wallowa and Union counties are both represented at the three-day sheriff's meeting in 1'orllund with (bureau, i 4 I fen if? Vf"4"' .4 Illlllf AFTER GENIUS Lcglou Kmploymcnt lunvau- .Since the Ued Cress bureau here j disbanded and turn-id over then duttcB to the American Legion of Iai CJrande, the Legionnaires have been conducting un employment At the pres'lit time about Sheriff Lee Warnick. of I-a Grande, lone hulf dozen imn are Hated with andTiheriff Fthlnchurt, of Wallowa t the cx-scrvice men's organization county, In attendance. ;nnd they have been able to .help (several who were out of work. The Legionnaires are csliinv t lie public !to notify their adjutant. Otis l'a!- At tended Dinner Harold Clifford, states the Port land Oregonian, a member of the iner. if any positions are available stale game comnifRslon, farin- to'of any sort, with the view of uld I'ortland recently to attend the ting those they have listed, us un J auk son Day dinner. He registered employed. at 'the Imperial from Prairie, on thej John Day hlghwny. Mr. Clif-Svv I'ltplls to Register ford Is well known in -La Grande. On I-'rtday morning, January 18, i i at 10 o'clock a 1 1 new pu pits for Winter tn Call for nla ithe La Grande school, including (?. C. Welch of Allcel, rocchllyjthose whose birthdays occur oa or rearhed a decision to prove tti i him-, jafter February 15th ure requested self whether tho California winters , to appow -int , the school building are. really all that they arc said lojneureat their homes and regislei he..- Ko lust evening ho boarded with the principal for school en-No.-'lit on a tour of Investigation trance. Tho announcement was in Ihc southland which will not: first made for Krtdity, Junuury 11, end until spring arrives. ibht this has been changed and '. general registration! will occur Jit Portland ' ' j throughout the city on Friday , O. K Moore, an attorney of, morning, January lSlh. North I'owdur. is at tho Imperial.) ; : Tho winters at North I'owder are ,lli'rc? to Attend. Fimcnil so eold that harvesting for ice for last evening Jndg! William the, railroads is a regular industry jCake of Portland. Judge M.iloney and truinloads of Ice are shipped of Pendleton, and Juiiies Gwynn ol out of North Powder every, year Pendleton, left for their respective for uso in the sunimer months. .homes ufter having apent the af Portland Oregonian. ternoon In La Grande att-nding j the funeral or their old friend. To Vlelt La Grande ' Turner Oliver. It had been a long Hlaff Captain and .Mrs. West. fnt Judge Cake had visit - who have been stationed In Ihe. ' Grandi, and he recalled many Hawaiian Islands but now acting as .Pleasant r"mlniscen.-s of K-islern J. fV Young People's secretaries Oregon. Judge Maloney is at the for the state of Oregon, will visit : lu'"(l of ho Inland Kmpire, bank in this -.city uecording 1,0 Adjutant U'cndhrton. und, James Gwynn is lVteraon of the Halvatlon -'ArmylU "llown m Ui Grande. Ho ran here. They will appear, at tho local tor congress two years ago on the Salvation Army hall Saturday eve-j Kepubllcan ticket. hing and on the streets Saturday from 7:30 until 8:00 o'clock In the evening. He and his wife will be hero Sunday and will purtlcpnte in exercises scheduled for that day. Noted Ex - Wagnerian Opera Director Watch ing for New American Genius. SAN V IX A UC I St 0 ( A P .The timo In at hand for a new men sin h of music and perhaps he will nriso in America, in the opinion of Alfred Hurts, conduc tor of tho San Francisco S in- i phony orchestra, formerly Instruc jtor of Wagnerian opera in New jYork and a musician of interna tional repute. "There aro today many com 1 posers who are almost geniuses, ,Mr. Herti told tho Associated ; Press. "Hut Hlchard Strauss in tho most recent to bo nccorded ! universally the name, of genius. iTho new mestdah will come; wo I are ready for him." Every now and then there ap- San Fruncisco sym- tucked In be- r-v. qWHITESTHRIVE 1 im iiiipu i itmn 1, ill tin 1 1 Lmiu Medical Opinion Thwarts Assertion 1 Hat Lau causians Can't Stand Tropics. tip-1 4 i f ...... irui! Tiinuvtt ii.m i Pira ll.r, '"' phony prodiam you soe sum "Zli'-lvorn widely known compositions dolmtaute .lauKHter oi i. no. o( cnM(.al or m0rn school. Miilptor, GeorBe u1lanonay In, nuinl)0r ,lplirlmr the nota- Mie nas a uvi uus ma oii.w q-he toe and begs for Mveeuneais. wum . . m mi I, 11.. !. Irnlv'a 1 r,,n number hearing the nota tion, "Played for the first time. composer perhaps Is a Nin . j v nnciw in wnq nun i-ri urujum lot .olmel. will eel .11.. fair Wto Ml, H(.rU.. nttl.ntlon: llt uy Bel ore long. c of Cnion. Or., for some time prior to his coming here, is survived by I' is widow, uud nine nous and to daughters; V. A. Webb. la Grande .Mrs. Badger. Colon; Mrs. J. H. KurUe, La Grande; Jesse Webb. .tl Grande; Frank Webb, Grid toy Cal ifornia; W. L. Webb, Los Angeles, Cnllfoiula; Mrs. C U. Hljsor. La Grande; and Dewey Webb, now in Los Angeles, California. Fines Total SIOI,:U4.04. SALKM. (AP) Fines asseMsed by t' stato prohibition depart ment from Murr.h 16 to December agregnto (101,344.94. accord ing to u report to the governor by Commissioner George Cleaver. Cleaver's report states "we have convicted five comity officers of various crimes in connection with violations of tho prohibition laws." Going I'p Ilraiiehllne The Cnion high school busket bal) learn, accompanied by Coach Houck. arrived In La Grundc (hi morning and left shortly afler- Accidcnt Takes Life Of A. D. Webb, Aged 77 'J--(Gontlnue(rrrorti -pttpe--1 ntruck him on the back, inllicliu lata) wouiul::. I Ills remains aro at the Holinen- kamp chapel pending funeral ar o wards lor branch lino points, where J rangemenls which un Indefinite. they will play a three day Hched- Mr. Wehh, who hiis mado La ule with basketball teams in Wn. Gramlc his home for the pat sev lowa county. The Union team will , en yearn and who was a resident ""WMWMyWWrWMWWMMlliii f "..'f lit1 '."r'-I'-'lL1?"- ' ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 0 ,t o 1 Clint's Clothier y I 0 o 1 5th Annual January I Clearance Sale I O . o o m m n still going on giving value for HOPES HIGH FOR BAKER CO. PROJECT (Continued from page I) miderKlood by the interior depart ment that an appropriation a third time for a particular project really means that congess wan in that pro jcet, built? "Davis- J cannot answer for the secretary, Mr. Chairman, but your (luestioii should b,aJdr.vssu(i yto the inl erior department and not 'o tho bureau. . "Cramlon Yes, you caJinot t speak for the department, but I am Kiiggestiiig-thul in even li un ap proptvulinu 1$ mude thu third timo the dtmartment might w!ll consid er that congress wnnU that pro ject, bnlll. "lavls Yea." ' ' TURNER OLIVER LAID TO REST rat he usually ts an Amerlcin of the younger generation, a stu dent or a teacher who is becom ing articulate. This la the con ductor's way of encouraging nn- . tlvo composition where It seems him feasible for presentation a symphony program. Local artists nlso occasionally are glv- thoir chance to appear as soloists. .Mr. Herta constantly Is rend ing manuscripts. Imping that may be some day he will uncover a gleam,, of greatness. "The new genius is an likely to be prod need In this country as anywhere, he nays. "In the amalgamation oi nrtstllc influences . from every where, tho native composer can profit by nil the trends of the Old World." . i ; . 'The conductor would .not ven ture a prediction on the type of work such a genius would pre sent, whether It would be ultrn- modernlstlc or a reaction to the classics. Mr. Hertz agreed that modern music was so diverse, moving In so nuinv directions, that Its tendencies could not In summM up in a phrase. Iletng catholic in his musical tn.it e, he is no opponent, of modernism save; tn .Its tuipst extreme forms, and his programs often aro n vlded between numbers by bril Hunt members of the new schools and the symnhonlcs of Mozart Heethoven, Tlrahms. Kchubert Schuimmn nnd Tschnlkowski, Definite Intensified ( commerclal-jjnri j ,IM.n , mtmU ism . oi- ,. Aiu(iri' oirivtimf'",Tiip' moh compositions': Iiv AnYerlcaml n re "en Im a nd hhyUlHt Ic." . sn Wl Mr. Hertr..'- 'An(!riicjL Is provhlimr ihe nuslcal fjenterp of '.today," 4y aorieu. - .7 i , ' i t , y i . , Tleferrlntr tn Ms recent' Mm f (TSurope, Mr, Hcrlj! .explalned.,.tlit the ' eeonnmirM clWJOs of . the nrd musical capitals qf Berlin, and Vi-' nna hud Impaired; ;t he coitfnrtM tn, 4. K a, -M-rf n.i. . o. tL A ' 'Jf n . J V "l-t. ' . Hill WOMAN AND GRANDSON ARE BURNED (Conl Inucd from puce 1) ;OOOOOOOOO0OOO0O00 o o o o o Clearance Sale F1KST CAN INKS OF THIS LAND That's what IVler ran (above) ant Paul ,,1'ry, nee Laddie lltn-U. arc They're onicial White House pets and have replaced I he late Presl dent .Harding's laddie Hoy hi th manslpii kennels. Somethiim's evl iilcntly arresting their attciilluii. Ah JMoiv the secret's out. A IiIr, yellotf lahby cat bus Just climbed the feuci and hisses battle. Doyyono ill SYDNKY. N. H. W. AP) Medi cal opinion has done something toward settling the controversy! tnat has raged around the nuea- tlon or whether the noiihern por- tlnns of tho Australian continent! are sullablo for settlement by the white race. .The discussion was apropos of tho Australian "white policy," under which all colored ruces aro excluded except persons who were domiciled hero prior to tho legislation, and a few admitted under speciul trude- agreemenlu. Advocates of tho Introduction of cheap colored labor on an Inden ture system, or contract a for pe riods of years, have contended that northern Australia, being tropical. afforded a climate for which white men were constitutionally unfitted. To exclude races able to develop this territory was, they argued, n dog-ln-the-mnnger policy. II u t medical opinion now s:iys white people not only cun I Ive in t he tropical north, but thrive there. A recent pamphlet Issued by the Commonwealth Heal I h Depart ment stated ihat after a genera tion's trial It fairly coitld be said that whlto men could work In the tropical areas of Australia without tho labor of colored races. In this tropical life. It was add ed, the British were holding their own with other white races. In the centers of population as far north as Townsville, men of British nationality predominate overwhelmingly. In tho tropical sugar districts northward, there are numbers of Italians and smaller numbers of Grcclcs, Spaniards, Kusslan, Maltese und other nation alities. The Kastern races are rep resented chiefly by Chinese, once present In considerable numbers, una in lesser degree by Jnpuucuc j juvo D L rire by first putting In some wood and later throwing In half a buck et of coal dust. He had then shut the stove door and won turning around whon a terrific explosion occurred, knocking him down und throwing fire to nil parts of tho house. It Is thought the explos ion was of a "dust" nature. As he was getting up his wife, Mrs. (J. M. Tucker, rushed Into tho room. Mr. Tucker told her to get Grunt, a Utile four-year-old grand son, who was on a cot tn a nearby bed room. He picked up a little girl niece who happened to be there at the time and rushed from the building with his clothing afiro as was also tho clot hint; of the child. Mr. Tucker carried tho girl out leaving tho door open uml nob thinking but that Mrs. Tucker wan right behind him. Woman IniprlMtnctI After Mr. Tucker had put out the fire In the child's and his own clothing ho thought of Mrs. Tuck er and little Grant, It was learned that they were not outside ant) by this timo the house was a seeth ing furnace. Fire fighters arrived and subdued the flames and af ter effecting an entrance, they found tho-cl'arred remains of Mrs. G. M. Tucker and baby Grant In the bod room. Mrs. Tucker was by tho edge of the bed with her burned arms out Mretehed toward the child who was lying on tho bed. Other members of th0 family In jured wero Mrs. Den Tucker, wife of a brother of G. M. Tucker, who tho shoulders and arms as ho but it hu tho authority under ON COATS :f K SUITS ; DRESSES shoes; HOSIERY rcn cc Greene OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOu I named "Soup" to u veterinarian i In an endeavor to savo his life, i Hut "Soup" had no chanco to live, f the doctor declared, and ho was (mercifully chloroformed. Tho next morning, with her flag at half .must, the Mojavo steamed slowly out of the harbor to sea where, after a brief service,' tho remains , were consigned to the deep. Soft Drink LUvilhoh Excliulctt. A STOUT A, Or. Tho city of As toria has no authority under Us charter to license soft drink par- o o a o o o m-iipwl from tho Imrnlnff bulldlnB "" '""-l.-r to lloonso clwir und to un.i HontiT Tinker, unolHfr nlcco. Uucc Blori- rllttt 111 short tho who owuptd compurutlvrly un- Hwllo of I'lremt Judso Campbell hnrmtMl. I received hy Norblud & Hesse, nt- Cl. Al! Tucker himself In serious. I lornoys for tho plulntlffs In . two ly Injured nllhouifh it Ik not ho-;"" which wero recently tried lleved Hint ho Is dangerously burn-!ln lh" ,ac"x court. MO.I I , TO KTKAMK TO HKA lll'IIV Sllll-S MASCOT WIFE. BARBERS ) WHILE HUSBAND 1 STAYS AT HOME V I I . (Continued from page 1) lodge and the Order of the Kast tin Star. . The deceased was past grand chancellor commander und past sn preme representutlvo of the Knights of Pylhlas and a member of the Masonic lodge in high stand Among th0ae who attended the to n pitiable dt'cre'e. He -found that musicians did not even have time to rehearse, since, th"v must hold down half a doju-n different jobs to eke out an existence "They are coming to Anier-h-a to stay. Aluslcril appreciation here hns Increased remarkably In recent years." Viim-ilirt CloUirt I -Jill- tery that you of saving- re call afford to disre- your dollars We're not a "cheap" store You're .not a "cheap" man, BUT We'll bet vou a new iiKe to save tor tne gardlcss of how ' rriirr a riol ar. o . , i . , i r:.- Our missiorun ba Lrrancic is 10 uuy uie 11.1- est qualitve can secure and transfer them to tye least protit and paradoxical us 11- mavycem tne naraer we um oii.8 jy for you the more' we make tor our selves. . . Michaels-Stern Suits here today in values that will give every dollar a inn for its backer! Special Lot of Suits and Overcoats : On Sale at $23.00 , Our Entire Line of Men's and Youns Men s Suits and Overcoats at 33 1-3 Fcr Cent Discount Off Our Regular Price ! Our entire line of standard merchandise of quality put on sale at a saving .of ' 10 to 50 Per Cent , Compare Our Prices and Quality of Our Merchandise funeral from out of town points were: Jtule Cuke, I-ortlnnd.. puat .nuul chancellor communder olj the or.-tfon KnfKhts of 1'ythlns; 1 .liJ'iBc II. M. Moloney Pendleton, Krand trcnsurer of the Oregon Sliulrnl Mfe Is .vrry. n ii k n o N AOiticiii TintAi f'OM.KOK. Corvnllls Kti',,.nlr ore for reliirlnn If II Is llfeat lie best, hut Ihcy ore aiilnsl the nut lu-arrl forms they see ho miiny peo. pie uslne und they thlnir the out - ward expressions of religions -are tho "bunk," says Itr Bruco Curry professor of KnKllsii- Rllile nt Ihc .Tllhle senilnarv of New Vnrk. vh, g . n.niKni.1 or l-yihlas Brand lodBe; conducts classes In Bible lead o u; i-eiioieion. supremo Khlp on ,,, rmpUs. Mr.' Curry o i representative or tno Orcffon lhlls beon vlsitlnK various Instltu o M.iKhts of Pythias: Charles Praz- lni, of lBor ,,rln(C ,n ,,, L nl. 0 ier and Oeorxc Lrazier, of Port- tP(, smlP8 cours,.H O' and. w in wrfU'i. ntnxiim nP tho Hn.L ... ' O ;,., i. ... i, xr u t,i (Oregon Agricultural college was gi l an .McDonald. Mrs. Char,.., Hunt !! 0r COlk'K vMl ""lESK O : itr, Mrs. Hector MrDonald. Miss . "' , , o ,, . j . , , , Students are llv ng on the sur- n Anna IteiUiOiier and John MeDon-' . .. " !. of Wallown. Marshal Oliver. ,,uc"- """ v' . "r- ' urry- - i want to jazz tilings up in conver- , jsatlon ns well as In the dunce They are not g'l(ing down to the deeper part of life. Stamp Collectors Protest. MUNICH .(AC) Stamp collec tors here havo been complaining of the careless way In which stamps I aro cancelled. As a result postal authorities have ordered all clerks to do their work with great care. so stamps will not be rendered use less, to collectors by having Ink smudged all over them. HONOUruj (AC). The Cni; ed States coast guard cutter M li sten mod Into port recently ahead of tier sehcdule. Imiue dlatelv nlie. d (triced mcin tiers of her crew got an automobile and JjJ i iioni'ii tut siiiji n iiuiHcui, a in': !FT? nIY 1 1 Tniii iiiri 1 1 Jg I.OHilANC.l-M.lOH.' (I.N.S.)- Some men adthlt thfy arc horn cooks hlft let the good little wife do It nt ViJshr.re of the family business riihnninien'iidmW HwV can't cool- ;fc,!.'tlu Uv-vVjtfiuMJd don't oven -want to learn. :. ni'-dm'oTaTflcTn i. mm.-.:' ; "i- llow.i'ver. no man can poach an gff or bent ui " batch, of blamiM hiore expertly .Minn .l'Mninnd W Liiviiuih. iH.lP'niM'lt to Covlna's nonular woman baiber. Alsn, hi is neat tn the point of fusslni'ss Ah the family bn-ad winner, Mrs I .nvTiit n fcfyii Mini e;uinot spi-ak toe IHilKhly "f her htisbi'iftd's housi'Wil'o- ly irilr-tlf-3 and vlrlif-ll. The novel domestic arrangement which keepH Mrs. Layman in hei burlier 'Hhop and her husband In Iho'kltrh'en u( home had Its origin four yeaid ago, when It was dls covered I he wife's Income from clipping children'! hair for pin-mom-y exceeded her husband' monthly Income. Ho :the couple decided in a fam ily conference thai Ihe sensible thing to do was to let Mrs. Lay man have her cnree-r. while Lay man sMiye.l el hi'ine und kepi house. ' The venture Ih a completi Gas on Stomach May Cause Appendicitis Constant' gas causes Influmtna tloiiVlwhlch may inv'olvo' the tin pendlx. Simple glycerine, buck thorn barl etc., as mixed In Ad- lerlka hejrfis any caso gas stomueliyin TUN nilMiWrAlost modlciyi'S act oaitm Iowit Imiu-. I bi AdffUa acts on HOTII uppeMrfTn lower bowel and re moves all 'gas and poisons. Kx- celleut for obst'nale constipation und to guard against appendlcl- (Ih. SMverthorn-Wrlght. Adv. Bead Bags Now is the time ts mako one while tho evenings are long and before jho Spring housecleaning begjns.' Art A BabjrSiiop Mrs. A. "EVj Slanipini; '. cwlliwllli-s. J. MuNnroc6 ng for the BubyV Hemstitching I . bommer tiotei mag. ' .-l Slit)v Is tJone. I'OitTI.ANH. AI') Wann rains last litTht wiped out Hie remains of snow here. ' . or vtaiiowu, lursnai Ullver, ,p, i.tniiuu, ivauMiKion. ana lhi:r Oliver and Mrs. Koscoe IJrown. of Uaker. "B" Juff sheiarTov welLjfmi o SEAT SALE ON 2 FOR CAGE TILT (Continued from page 1)". nd i: II person who witnesses the sumo will be assessed the same price 60 cents, whether tho re served seat rVport unity is taken or not. business mens' tickets are good for reservations. Coach MacTavlsh and tho bask etball ?fuad aro anticipating a, real battle with the KIgin cagers who played I'i Grande high In lv Gtande last year 13 to 1. La Cn-.mle winning the game only In ii.i- final minutes of play with a soperb rally. That the Klgin learn Is practically as strong as last ear Is the gist of reports emanating frnn Klgin and beyond a doubt, ihe Mine and While team w.ll have their hands full to de feat the Invading aggregation. Friday evening the Girls' first :md k-i-oikI tenins will journey to lui'der then., to meet the lmblcr '!!rlVtc:.m. - NEW TODAY ClinVs Clothier ij VOW SAI.K in: a IlKht 6 Klilde. baker: liclit Chevrolet delivery truck. Chciip. lii'tuiru 2i'i6 Ce- I dar. 1-lu-Jtp C(Ht IfKNT :i-ro,m hou". fur nished. Corn-r Klh-hth and O Overstuffed DAVENPORTS REDUCED SAN-TOX PINE BALSAM with Menthol and Eucalyptus Tor rouhi nd Ironrhut rldj take Hj(i-'J'ix lino Ii,tl;iiii. it loosens conges tion Inu sunt he t trriMtci ti:!sn., A sale rcmrdvi rliilJcn and efleetjr for. Sriwaups. r . r Indigestion May Lead to Appendicitis Kcpentcd alLuckn of Indigestion often lead to serious In flam bul lion of the stomach and Intestinal, tract. This Inflammation may fin ally extend to the uppendlx, which timiully becomes Infected through the" presence of foul. Irritating matter In I he bowels. It doesn't pay to ignore even the most simple warnings of di gestive trouble. Negb-et Is re sponsible for much misery. Un '.uislncKS at he pit of the stem ;ich, sour t cesslvi; vomlli.ng, tlon, hlli palpitation nTi' heart un are some of tho most com mon symptoms of poor digestion. If or. are subject to any form o stomach distress, don't fall to try r. bottle of Hnilth Ilros. M. . C. the guaranteed stomach treatment. This wonderful medl c ini! usually gives prompt relief from till discomfort. In fact. It Is fold on a positive guarantee '.f inmiry back If the first bottlo fa I Is to d o so. A 1 a rge bo 1 1 1 e costs but iJ.25. Red Cross Char niacv wit I supply you.( Mail or ucrs occcpted). Adv. ARCADE -0- Admission... 35c; Children.. 10c llWWWrWCTWWMTWSMSIWSWSSWWS,S'M'1 .11 -RBm ra ww mrm m m at i iste in the mouth, ex- SS2t r sT BT Ml Ji, heurtliilrn, muLsy T W W mni"'r STARTS TODAY Here's the famous John Golden Broadway Stage Success brought to the screen at last. Exsiting! .Charming! Entertaining Goldwyn presents. OAe KING VIDOR Production tM pomtlttfihby AustlrtStronj Stajt&'Si Wincliell Smith and prtnt , John QoldeM Directed by. KING .VipOR- i A Few of the Thrills: ' The break' from jail of hundreds of convicts; the mad dash for freedom in an armored car; the pur suits by a bombing airplane; the attempt at ven geance by an escaped convict, and many other great moments! We are offering dis counts of from lO'7' to 25" on Over - stuffed Suites at our JANUARY SALE Compare Our Prices W. H. BohnenkampCo Olson's ORCHESTI OrgaureiMp'"g tt-J I'ei'MHUiel A. h. Olson Mrs. II. F. French 1;, Mc.Matiya ' Itow nbauta C. E. Mays ). Hirlew ''(. llumpnrey C. fc! .Mayn. Msr. I'll. 37H-.M Ii.' H. SiH'iici-r A'-M, Mgr. I'M. :i:t7-lt ARCADE THEATRE KANSAS MONDAY JAN. 14 CITY Little SynpKoHy-Orchestra N. De Ruberlis, Director )C Lisa Roma, Dramatic Soprano Reserved Seats now on sale at Glass Drug Store. Loge Seats, S2.20; Lower Floor $1.C5 and $1.10; First four rows in balcony $1.10; balance of balcony 85 cents. Trices include tax. streets. V. 111. 31lll-r aim o. l-lu-tl'l Soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooopooooooo J L ..J
