La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 18, 1924, Image 5

Historic Oregon Newspapers

La Grande evening observer., January 18, 1924, Image 5

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1924)

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.6 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextFriday, January lft, 1021. ' " THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 1 Local News In Brief j Condition rtiftiaitKrtt According to hospital officials, the condition ol' John Ijidd r utulns unchanged. Mr. I .add un derwent un operation recently. Tak Over I'cudlWim 1 Intel Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Heokwlth of J.u Grande, have purchased the Oregon Hotel al Pendleton ami ex-. Xect to take Immediate possession, A4 lltd-ukf L K.'liuitvy ot this clly Ik spend ing a few' days nt Hot l,ake re relvlng medical treatment. Mr. lmffey Is doing very nicely. fiotti to The lailcs .Mr. and Mrs, It. A.1 Trail of l.a Crunde. uro spending the. work In The Dalles, where they uro attend ing convocailnn of the Kplacnpal .' cnuroh. 'Ihcy ure. expecting to re turn homo Sunday. 1'n.lerjt'oe.s Operation Mr.: Dullax Oreen ttmlerwenl a liuijor HurgU'Ul oiierulion lit tlio llniji.le Jtowlti Hospital recently ODil lit recovering nicely. MrH. tJrcen 1h employe.) us teacher in I ho Junior hlKli m Onccnuon.i tint mimic Inutrurtor ut Orcenwoo.1 and Jtlvcrla. Mra. Karl llcynol.lii in taking churife of hrr clatiKeti ilur lnr her uharnre. liakcr Hoys In I'cii.llclflii Tin- Baker rily liuvkl lull Bnuurt passed Ihrnuirh l.a (Siamlc- this morning en route for I'ch. Melon, where they Mill piu'y tonlirlii. Tho. llialtlllK tin. trip Ik Hi.l. H I'oucll Charles A. Klnif, lire Itoj Htocl Uanl, Kin Oxnian. Ollu Mooilv. Mlko llnrr. 1-ur.non i-un.lirr. Ooh-'r .1.1 Rml.h,c.cr. K.iBono KUpp und Johs( Payno. Will Ploror Mine This Veai O. ( Youhk. who linn been here for Rt-veral days iieKotlutinK with tho Yellow Moial MiniiiK company, left Thursday for i'ondleton. He announced before leaving th,t In all probability he wijl lo bark in this ho p ion witliln a few duyn jno puratory to hcKluniup work on the rompany'H properly lu Jhp Itnrnt river Country. Kynotl fpens A eontmunlcalion from Wm. F. Hall,, pawl or of tho Lutheran rhurth here, from Contralia, Wn., whorA he Is alien. lintc the 24th i'onvontlon of the I'aeific Synod of the Hvuntfcltcat Lutheran rhureh that opened Wednetiduy morulny, Biat si "Tho convention in being heb in the Kmmahiiol Lutlieran church of (Vntralia. The hltvIooh i ...I." . ,7 . , . w . l,rii' i iiiii j'mih-m, nr., who ih Kecre lary of the Kynori, nnd tho Hynorif cal Ko'rhion wub preached by the Jtov. W. K. Miinkman of J'ortland. Or., the preMlfient of tin Hynod. The cunts clothier v ;th annual january clearance . ' " SALE Our stock of Quality Merchandise for men and boys placed on sale at 10 to 33 1-3 per cent discount off our regular prices. Save now on what you need. Our regular line of Neustadter, , Argonaut, Oregon City and Arrow Head Woolen Shirts on sale now at i j 25 Discoynt Our entire line of reg ular Trunks, Suit Cases nnd Bugs go on sale at, I'v'i'r Discount WardrolK! Trunks at, IS Discount Compare our prices and quality of our Merchan dise before buyintr and Save. Clint's Clothiery Tlie SUire Willi a Conioco VkMiA1uM Vjwx entire line ot mei- J anfi boys Shoes ofajv J J dlrd make of Ejrfunids, J WeyenlxjrglJr R. and BiiilUHUnu)v on sale J Jf rfty'' Discount J Lord's supper was administered to! all delegates ami iiimiiIhtji ul Hi-, congregation." I icy. I (nil In the i clerical delegate from the Zion Kngllsh l.ut herun church or I J tlrundc nitd Miti, NVIs Nt-lKuii Is the lady delegate. G. 0. V. LEADING RULES BATTLE (OontloiiAd from page 1) It( prfMntatlv I.onpworili, t In party leader and t'liuiruiuii Mad den of thf upproprlalionH oonnnU loe both urKlut; its adoption. Ocmovrai l)liiltl. Thi (frit ham amendment, how ever, va rejected, 205 to IS;., wfth 4tt Uepuhllcuns voting against It and 7 Democrats mipporlinK It. J'nicttoally ull iliv Ik'inocrutic leaderN ami most of tlw houso mond(er Ideniilied with the inmir Kenf K'i'Oiip voted In the neirutlvo. ltepul.se, i on this vote, the Ite puhtieun orrani'.atlon Hiicoeedod a few moments luter in defeat Iiik un a mend incut hy IteprcHcntutive 'riHp, le(norratlc( (loorKla, to fix i lie' furniture miuimum ul Mn. Tlir; vote wan 225 lo lt3, with 45 I einocrntK joining tho Itepubli eatiR wh He 1 7 J tepuhlieaim voted "aye." AkuIii the lnsur(?ent east thejr hallotM with the lieinooruts, as kopreseiitutlvoa Herder, So cialist, Wisronfin; Wefald, Kurm-er-lahor, M Innesota, ajid Kvale, Independent, Al tiinesota, on both roll enllJ, Do foul of'lho two union rime i) Of, lonrierH on both Kides uiiroeri, prac tically uMHtirod uccepiuncn of Die !' , , i '1'"! '";, eoinmllteo fleure, as no voto will Ihe whole report of tlio committee eoiii cm up for approval uflur the diMpo.iltion of various amendments. NO FILING FOR PRIMARIES YET (Continued from page 1) 10 to file their ueeoptaneos, but a highly probable list can bo ere- ntoil evi-n now. This Includes: L. Jordan for nomination for county judge on the republican ticket. Kdgur Marvlu for nomination for reelection tor county judge, or for nomination for sheriff on Un democratic ticket. J. P. Yohin for reelection an clerk ou the republican tickcL I It. (!. Kvans for clerk on repub lican ticket. David It. Jieuvls for rlrk on the demoerailc licke Mis. Kl hi T. Clayton for treasur er on democratic ticket.' J. c. Cnnley for school superin tendent on republican ticket. There has been much diKCiissLoi n ga rd I ng the of flco of county judge und Mr. Jordan's name hut -been mentioned often as u prob , able candidate, nnd as time passei I it becomes more probable. He hat I been county clerk and has uuditoii I cotui I y books repeat ed ly, and lit J has an Intimate knowledge of conn I ty affairs. i Judge Marvin has been suggest l'ed as candidate for tdicriff and In I Is In doubt whether to come ou !:for that office, or for reelection ut I I Judge. He hn served Severn terms ns sheriff and h completing I ! a six-year term us judge, giving him ' much experience In public I business. Sheriff V. 1 . Utnehurt ijluts not said whether he will be n j. candidate for reelection. He hat 'filled the office acceptably for fout terms. j For Ihe clerkship there promises ;to be something of a race, fieri !j. P. To lil n expects to be u cnndl- I dale for reelection, und his deputy 'lit. G. Kvuns. ulsn is spokeu of I a proliabllliy, both on the re pub Mean ticket. I . IS. Keavls, now deputy assessor. Is looking til tin clerkship 'from the democrath side of tho fence. Mrs. Clayton has had no oppo sition for county treasurer for sev oral years nnd Supt. 'onley ha- held his office without contest. So live that it never will be nec essary to rush Into print with the assertion Hint your conscience Is clear in tho matter. NEW TODAY NOTICK. to dlffictdty exiMYlcntH'd n collecting charges fm adver tising Ihul ii INteti uiHler clw-sl. fled ndvcrllslug ami under ihc "im'W ttsjay' head! tig, tliv l've nlax Observer will lu'reafter lak do clas.dfi4tl oiHfrlioUig or atHcrtlIng lo be run as "new today" imlos Die adicrtUlug H accompanied by cash. WANT Kli A reliable woman wants lo care for children at her home by the day or wetk. Inquire Sa7 N St. 1-lS-llp I THE ONLY SAFETY ; LOOK M l l it YOI It ULtMHl 1 1 The only sure protect Ion your body can huve Is blood in good 'condition. Other things may help i'U,,.y can't prevent or cure. You wilt not sjffer from catarrh 1 rnlgla. grip, colds und co tig I your blood to right. t yourl condl-' ! blood in the IhM Golden I Hon. take Dr. Medical piwco a blood tonle I :unl system fllgoratOr that's been ei in iieirnf-nnuii. imvuriu. wun I favorabljtnowH ov.-r fifty yars.j eharged with break inK many win- I'lentv of folkH right here In townldow.i in many offices and nhops, . 1 ... -1... rri.i-'ri.H ,..1 mil ti-.l Iia miiNhi'il llli win. r-tn lestnv 10 11a iiieriis. imn Ar i,r iu. r.-MM mnJ ! tttiim no aVnhol. ImrredUnts on . .. . . .1.. SIGN CONTRACT GAR INSURANCE FDR BIG Fill! Myers and Konl. of Ihe Arcnd Iheator. have sinned a conlraei for the presentation of "The Hunch back of Noire lnme'r which la tin iinitoriaui (innottneeinent. t h 1 1 unchhaek" Is conceded to on i the three higKont picmres : ide and mauy fompi'toBtl critics have sahl that tt is the most artistic and pitdi-ntious. i t'url UiiMiimlc, head of the l versa I Pictures orKanUailon. Insurance: companies oprmtiiiK un- personally responsible for Kivlntf j ,j4 r int. 'Uoltlc I'oaM t'onfercnc , this Victor llmro masicrplece to ! or t-'iro 1'nderwrlterH uud tho Nu-1 the screen and It no una not uc complished many other striking thiiiKH In the film Industry, this production utonc would stamp him us un unusual genius. Victor Hugo, the greatest prose; writer the world has ever knowp wrote many books but none uiu so broad and universal in Its ap- peal us "The Hunchback of Noine Oame." Tho theme of tho book la That ago old struggle between tiw' autocratic tyranny of Kings and the yearning of the plain people for jiiHlico und liberty. Tho story' Is not told thru mere words hut. thru iictlou that stirs both brain und heart. Its iiielorirninutic move: merit runs thru the base plost of kiuKH.the wihl excesses of the no-: bility. the Injustice of courts. t)u Intensity of class ' hatreds and In every fibre of It .wlir bo found live Ktir of Hciluii. the thrill of love ami passion und a hmnor that compels merriment. Hp Tremendous big ness ulmost appals the imagination. Nothing Is iiiiKsing. by which mun'H highest eniotlous are touched, his Interest chained und his udmirulioji excited Melvln t!. Wlnstoek. well know n in this clly. represent lnr rniversaj. closed the deal for this attraction. ' It w ill appear at the Arcade oil I-Vbruary 21, 22 and 2:1. ,j .1 MCI raid; (AP Money collec tors in C or many, like the Htamii collectors, have had their hands lull this your. New uotes; reg ulur und otherwise, have iiourcd in ou luem from alt stocu. 1 housaniis , of Issues of German uuirkif which hccuHio worthh-sM jis currency within a. few wei-ki of their ap pearance, have leea uccumulated by the money collectors whose only rivals In this respect were Ihe rurtiugo 'men or the factories who iought the valueless marks inere- lor the paper. '. 'olleetors' Herlhi ami ugenls In Leipzig. oi nor liorman cuies have done u land office business in htimmer and rait among tneir iorign ciieius. some or wnom or- derci marks by the. pound. Ihe Jnited States, it js estimated, has akeu tons of Ihe paper notes to ho sold hi the sireeta by prddlers1, or given away as premiums with a :en-eeiit order. Hi Uiiil itloit to the gulution ! note, freak Issues of marks came i rom evor where, 'some of them uiM-ilK- ,ldulii,..l tr. i.lvn IIia it,. lectors a, thrill. These notes were Koori only lu the districts Issued. rhoiisunris of I hem pever reached hr. nubile at all becise thev nas- YANKEES BUY GERMAN MARKS ed ilireelly into ihe hands of tho, the )Mh of this mouth. Th offi collector.. jeers for the coming year will he On top of all the money being ! Installed ut this meeting. A pro lurncd out by ihe government as ! gram Is being arranged for this oc lust us hundreds of presses rnuhl c:isUm with the names of several print it, the big German ludiist-jof the best speakers of the coiin riullstK, Mich as Km pp. Slims and try on the list. All grunge nicm maiiy others, issued marks with hern are requested to be pris.'fit. which to pay off their workmen, i . .. Cliche notes, also gobbled up "'J' the collectors. , wem. ncceiUnhle s currency ohly:ih Iho liu'medlute ills I r let a wher the respect Ivn plants wero situated. Hut collectors were not Ihe only ones (nteresivd. A tuny inuniclpul- Hies, headed by Ingenious Individ- j tin Ik. reaped a. harvest nnd an 1 carB roistered at pre sent w ill bo .dunning further moves In w hat j r,'plnced ln 1024. This will re. the village musters, for their ownU1n, ubout l,i0n.ooo new curs. An amusement, prefer to cull "high i in(.rta0 in rcRlsterutlon of about finance." Hy striking a bargain , , M,p c,.n, or , 44u )((,o may be with collectors the municipalities. I x ,(,(, lYoductlon for VjU am. some ot ine o.ner issuing iiuiiicm, iiiuiHi a cicar gain ui miii- ; slnutfai amounts by the sale of; entire Issue, and tho local fain- j ine of currency was re I ie ved t o i..n.. r,f n.o i.-niu that extent with 0H'ii mm ahoiH liouril, Bn.l llw Inu n n. vlllnt... Iiiir.lti.rf It vi.. iii miLMaiirp. a lurratlv,. form or Inillroot tasuilon. with Hie col- Ipnors li.lnK Hi., ohl. r taxpavcra. Thousand!, of the nolcs w.to tislkallv .Icniuiiwl for ihi- noIh iiur-; vonr of cutrhliiir Hie of the j fotloclor or Ihe man on Ihe lreet ( fouu.I hy lapping snereHhlv. ly lower j I in Ihe I'niteil .Mlates. .Houlli A111.T- 1 price li vely The .ouilnr ireiu! I lira, China or llouoluln. K.'rieH ul.talno toward economy of operation! ler scries were produced, only lo he cancelled automatically after u time limit, thus avoiding ojiy chiinces that the collector might "crime back" ut the village mtud vrn and demaml redempt Ion hi yean- to come when the. town It self might be on lis feet ngaln, und not thinking of wasting time with turning out home made mon ey. American I din ilm (.rrnian (.laxier Idea up tivt Work MI NICir. (API Charlie Chap lin nmt Jackie Coo gnu, American motion picture stars, are said to havuttTrrtllMlif-d the idea for pro ng work for glaziers. Their pic ture. "The Kid, in which Jackie engageg lu a wholesale smaliing of window.?. Is now being shown 1 throughout the German republic. A glaiw worker recently orre ' lowi lo create emDlovnient i glaziers. Newspapers awert thejlKa- limn tr.it lhM irt:i from "Tbft Kid." j j ; j RATES DROP- IN MiTl.A X 1 1 dr. Inductions In; tiutoniobllo nxiiruneo rules which I it i i.ihuaied b' local Junurncicn ! men. may r.nll In u, fuviu of j as htah as $20it,tMi lu preiuiums j u tho molorisis of OrejTon in Ihc nerioil of a vear were inudu nubile yrsl,.,.(lliy whfll tll4. Ilt,w inur- i.innimis . . i.xnwteri hero for wcoIlm. were received bv tho i locti' aRencles. - i. -j-he reduciiou Involve thoup in-ii'tty lo Vnncouver, Wash. The tlonal It urea u of t'nsually and t Surety rnderwrlters, estimated tolKaJly, llolse. and Nampa. Idaho, include about flu per cent of th'.-! Ontario. Haker, Iji tlraudc, Pen- inxuranco com pan leu dolntf mobile coverage in Oregon. uuto The new manuals were sent out by tho Oregon insurance rating bureau( representing the Pacific coust or gunl.atloii, for fire, theft and col lision and by th National Itureau of f usually and Suroty I'nder wrlters for liability of varlou.i kind.'. pt U tTI .A N4 Or. irefc'on V pub lie service commission l - facing trouble. Thero has been a iti(t movement ou foot fur unw iiui I past to abolish tho (ommiisloi. i Lund if tho people do not take this j i Men In lire areneral election next i November, the legislature. In Hie , fcosslon of PJ25, Is exported to take ,rusllc acllon concerning the-MtUa body. Tliln growing sentiment Is said to bo one. roanou why so iltti iu j teres t Is mailt rested ui jiotiucai t circles In nouilnatioiiH for com j missloncrKliips ut the eomlug May primaries. Thero urn two plucei to fill ut the November general election. Tho lemu of Newton McCon', democrat, and II. H. or ey, Hepubllcun, expire lu 1026. It In understood that i'oinmlsslopr McPoy will be without opposition In tho democratic primaries and will be the choice of his party ut the general election. Commission-, or Corey, is from ihe eastern dlB trlc.t and no opposition to hlni I expected In th primaries. om misslouer McCoy belongH tri the Astern district WALLOWA GRANGE WILL IN STALL ON SATURDAY, JAN. 19 WALLOWA. (Spcclul) Hher- ilff '". I. ltlnehart was In town llu ,aHl of ,m, Wv(lk on official busl- I nebs. Attorn y A. STATE BOARD ! TomiDir nrrw I nUUULL ULLiii ri. ' "Tti'i prij),.t waH among Hie visiuirs from! ... . . aH nr iUv w tH,ki Knterprlse Hu last of Ihe week. , Frank Young was In lown the , luat of Ihc week from his ranch on Hay Itldge. Wayne Princo wua In town rrom , Powwulka the lust of Ihc wcuk on "i:ieKs. 1 n. . im'ks" '"" week for Portland, where, he "I" be for a short time. Hoy uusun w "tuying ut liis runch taking care of j the stock while Mr. Hegga Ih uwuy. Plans are under way for holding! a meeting of tho Wallowa grange rj( (t( A uf nnwihlhw rV)U"UWU iVUUimOUIItS To Be Built in 1924 (Continued from page 1) regarding It, but the statistics now indicate that t:t per cent of Ihc j.on w ie BlMl imo t,om 57 win lu niiit Into per rent r'il:ic.'iu.tntii uml 4: pr r.-nl for iiioroos-d rffflMtratlon. II Is IntorPslinK la noli, llial pri'Vl- ! ll8ly now val' Ua-vi; nlwayn l' , " "i" , . la TKf pro.lurtlon II In prol.ul.lc thai li-oi-m 111 Ihc motor In.liisiry will vml lo lower prlr.H In onlnr to ur-jlf't voluni.-. Low. r roiuinoilliy prlrfcs woul.) fovor aurb U. polky and Iikti hk. ,1 inarUcu ran oiily U' uud lighter construction. "In Ihe manufacturing field we also find that th len leading or ganUutloDS produce UO per cent of th cars. This lendancy to centra lis production al the expense of tin- smaller makers will probably continue. "Profits In in 2 3 were substan tially higher than in any previous year." continued Mr. Ilubson, "and Die Investor Is Interested la 'he uro liable trend of motor sloe I;. A decline In volume nnd Increas.-; lu competition would Indicate uj smullcr margin of profit for HUM. Comparative condition therefore! do not indicate upprcrlubly higher' levels for eeur1iei depeudeiit on' Uh-th eornlugK Kamlnlng the' fundHUiental husini-ss situation wei I find no evidence that would prom- 'ise a bourd bull rise from present! levels Hint might carry the moior Istocks with It. These two groupie j of factors st ein lo ugreu lliut mo j i tor itv-ks. as it group, are not an fOPultrarvu purchase at ruling There In a Iremendnmi and - tahttn)ict demand (mt molar inuia- pollution," concluded Mr. Hahaon. "Hint wilt eventually be Hlong practical and economical rather than luxury linos," M'NARY PRESENTS ! HILL TO SENATE ON OREGON TRAIL VASIII(iT)N. I. O.. Senator McNho ThiirMlay Introduced n hill redrawn lu the department of aKrlMiltur ior deKixuation of the old ireoii Trail un a unilauul hltrhway. coinprVdnu Kecllons vur- lously Known as overland Trial, Kmhnnnl ruail. Morrow road and Old ir Kon Trail. The route extendK from Kansas roulu touches Topeka, Kan., North pinto and Scotts Itlubh, Neb., Hock Hnrlmrs and Ureen Itlver, Wyo., Pocaleilo. American Kails, '1 win rileton. I'matilla. Tho Hallos, Hood Itlver and Portland, Or., to Van con Vi f. itiiditxr ok i-:asox Prices of all ruw furs are now tlu highest of tho season and the demand Is exceptionally strong uc oordlng lo a refioii received form A. H. Shuherl, Inc., of I'hleugo, Hi.. tin- lurgesi House hi tho World denting exclusively lu American Kuw l'ur. The, Irapper who gels busy al once uud collects the furs will roal Ixe big money for his catch. The sciwtou is ut Us height now furs are ul their best uud wilt grade np und prices ar ut the peuk. "Not In many years huve we hud a stronger demand,' aa Shuberl. When tt great country says It has the situation well In hand, it means Una everything u over exempt Hie 'burial of the natives. .1 lti:Hi;( A Ai.MWAV HASKI-Xf, Ot-aiido Romle Vallev frondn of Rebecca Alluway llaskotl. who died ut Knterprlse yesterday, were shocked today whed they received the news of her death. She has u host or friends, in this county who Hlneerely mourn her passing, , Kuneral services will be held! In I41 Gran do from th Hnodgrass and X.lminrrniun funerul service' parlors Saturday morning at elev en o'clock. Tho deceased wan horn July SC. 144 ut KaJem, Oregon.' She' lt survived by her, husband, Horten J. HuskeH, and tho following children: Upward )!., of Pullman, Wn., lilmo Y., of Knterprise, Heu hen (J.. of Portland, Mrs. Arthur 1 4. Huff., of Lji tlrande, und Mar garet. 1U of enterprise. Tho body will be forwarded to Im. (irande this evening on tho hrnnehline, train, arriving here about 0:15 o'clock.'. kohhi;ht wk;iit KNTMKPHlSi;, Or. l-'orrcst Wright, sou of Mr. and .Mrs. T. J, Wright, died at : tho Kntefprlse hnMpltul- Saturday night. January hind u l.Iu frlondu knew hint ! ,,u l,ilrM III urlttl iinrtMlllliCtdM II oup(ip on Sullav W(lH ruwllP(, (o K hONll1a, operated on Ahm,,oy afternoon. However th0 U,p,.j,iK ,M( ruptured In the earJ. wta(frH ofUlw patient's IUiicks ttml'bls condition became very crl- ticj, .'nr v. few days ho progress-' lea BO uu-eiy tuat no pes were nem , for h hi recovery, Ills deatli coifiert u,H a greait shock to many who did not realize t hut he was In uuch u crltleul stute. Funeral services were held In the Christian church Tuesday af ternoon, conducted by Itev. (1. L. Matlock. Interment . was In the Knterprlse. cemetery. Forrest Wright was horn April ti, I 'Ji it, und died January 12, 1U21I. aged IS years and !f months, lie lived in Knterprlse ull his life ex cept for short trips to outside points. He Kruduutod from the public school here und attended high school two years, following WEAVER'S Tall'.. Ck-mein, nym i'liovi; TRY SULPHUR ON AN ECZEMA SKIN Cotta Llttla and Overcomea Trouble Almott Over Night Any breaking out of tho skm, pven ry, itdiiig i-ezeiiib, can be uuikly 1 fiery ruf-nmno i - t r I W U1LUU1 V 1 I'liovi: ii I iWIIT ppmtig "-"VpariM carbolic acid, yet wite un-i phur, duAre a notwLjitiiar i Jual MtstaunuA'f it l,Wffttroyiii(C prop- crt iesVttitfaVrfpiur prepuratam in nitiiifojlfui eae from i4ia irrita iutnyGZoiiv and heals the ecremft rijflit Hp ajtl lenvct the okin elenr nnd woooth. It ieHom full to relieve the tor ment without defty. KutfererH lroi kin trouble nhould obtain a imaH Jf of Rowlo .Mt-ntho-SulpUttr from good JruygiM. and iwe it lit" ol ireain. Linen Lunph Sets A limited number of cfored and white linen Lunch Sets will he rettnWtl 161' a leW llilys: Do not fail to see these. - Art & Baby Shop Mr. A. Ntmlln Wra. t. McXame Sommer Hotel Bldg. . Save Money ON Coats Dresses Suits Shoes All at Sale this he worked ut the K. O, L. mill and lately became a member of Ihc Star Novelty orchestra. HcslricK his family he leaves a host of friends who keenly feel bin loss and who extend I heir sympa thies to ' the -bereaved family. Korrest Wright was well known lu Ln (Jruinle and hail many friends hero who sincerely tiiourn ed his passing on.' wherever germs or IiiHects endnn ;u-er healtli. t m,i a arts llk cleansing huh-! where sunshine cannot r,.;i4.ii. Ten times more powerful incHpeiiBlve. One of 200 1'iirolost prepara tions. Kvt-ry - Hem Hie best that skill and conscience can produce. Glass Drugs 7i QJi Start rrench 6c ur I NOTICE! -4 I Animal .MivIIiik' f"!aPS. ' i L' '' j i.a (iHANiir: rpi'.vrnY I MM j-C ' rilfpk' ' S . llwi!!aJwi"nnjLarfuj MkWS ' ' f . 9 Avoid -bdMtn - Subnitota. ' ' 7(f ganger JMrBEACH'Sfev. , v 1, O signal red? vacp&i , , )iSp5SEIXHAMPI0NPRbDu - "1 Jfa r AOOLDWYN rrfr Lambert ItiUyer ; ! :i ytflWttt'hir A Great Cast Including: Milton Sills . . 'r. ' a' . ''rnrn'j ' ; herau.y Hie rayn of IlKht from IT'S ALL NEW! i a reil (jfject vllirate more violent- . ly lluilf IhoHe from nny other nil. . or. iTherefore Ihcy Htinlte tlu' nj,,,,,,, ' - ...... " " " -' J f eye lj I III I ill 'MUM III - jj ,;,n " ,. . . r- K f itoezm" li:;;;.1.L, rs p a 1 r S I rH.rw ; '""""" ",,J"n" i l 1 J gj ; f I un a arts llk cleansing Hun- "11 H osie Prices STAR ill i o . l , Admission 35c; Children .....10c 11 WriilaTirn"?'8"??"' i Today f "A Saturday: CHAPTER IN M From the famous novel, "Jewel," by Clara Louise llurnham With a Tremendous AU-Star Cast A picture the whole family can and should see. ALSO LATE EOX NEWS eene TODAY- Saturday - Sunday - i r-j