La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 08, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, May S, 192-1. THE LA. CRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE :. ' - - I 'III .oca News In FWf 1 1 jWALLOWA 1 rmn VRNTS ilvlded for molor ran. u w..ir j ' - I May 10 Ka.ilcrn On-Kon jraek Meet at I'nlon. jS Mny lill Commencement et ;rcisen for graduating rlinw of I Clramlo high school. j Junn 4. ft. fl rninn l.hv itook Show nt Union. f'liHtiig In Foundation Ifi now foundation In iwiug laid ujiilcr the O.-W. rtt-iioi. I.saticd .Marrlagi License. tAlherl t Hrlnk'er ami Mary A. Cfciuphell were bunted n marriage llCfn-SM liy Iho county court. Noi'lely lo M4l 'The. meinheiH of the I'reabytcr iajrt Mhwiomiry Society will meet will. Mra. Snook, at (he corner of M; ami Tenth, tontorrnw afternoon nlj a -.a ft. HAlldlng ,ev Plnllorm tA new loading platform is being . rfipmrur-lcri on the Implement hiflldlug of; the fJri'Kon Hardware kiuI Implement ( 'oinpnny. i ' Trf Alli'r ami Itcpalr Ifomif ;V. S. Harer wan indued a 'permit tblH morning to alter ami repair lilp residence nn (Vdnr Street be tween Main and Spring St ritH at a,roHt of $5ta. Slate i:xamlnaiioiis Start Today -. ,'l iiis cvenlnf? a number of rrad : dn,lHU, of llnlnn I'Vninlv I wtfl wonder whether they studied!.11')" VL''V' lif;1,t in I'M'orUon to 111 "hard enoiiKb" for today and lilQrrow tho slate exiimlnations for sixth, seventh and eiRhth rud" Mudents being given. hv Al Seaside . :' Mr. and Mrs. Norman Desilel, who were in the grocery business Ar hlbti Totmtrrow bore for several years, were in I.a A,! grades in the r tlrtinde yesterday. Mr. and M rs. scitools and ch'ssvs in th Dtwllet have been awarded thoiwhool are no.v ciiaed liarber shop and beauty parlor concession at Seaside for the wen- BOji, I tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock, j l''rnm that hour during the re- Tn Italse Organ l-'uml " malnder of the afternoon every- !The ladleB of the Saint I'eteiVjtme may vh w (he displayR ami Kpiscopal Ciulld at u meeting yes-Hehool authorities are urgcru in lerday voted lo support an or.an : t heir ree.uesis that all Interesied fund for the new church. Plana puke advantage of the opportunity for raising the money are going of seeing just what tlie children aheud under the direction o; President. Mrs. Claude Sevan ton t j 3c(l(ng l-'ence A new iron fence Heven feet high Is being erected hy the school ! board around the new athletic field. The fence is of the Irou post lype with iron wire stretched lei ween. Openings are being pro- ! ,' ' Let's Go Into Clint's And LcoU at Their Wew Caps! , flood idea as you arc pa'ssing, and great ideas that you shouldn't pass up! . , j If a week went by . without our ..opening a new shipment of caps we think all the trains would run off the tracks. Wonderful new pat terns in this May Day consignment. , Some perhaps striking enough to rub you the wrong way, but enough of your kind to make you wish you wouldn't call yourself extrav agant if you bought two. $1.9.-. and ?2.9.". Special Values in Summer Union Suits 9.-c to .$2.8.". Beautiful While Oxford Shir.ts S2.4.". to $2.9.". Lanpher Straw Hats $2.45 lo $2.85 Netlleton Fine Shoes $12.00 and $1.1.00 Clothes of Qualify Clint's Clothiery . Tlie Store With a Conyene 'Changes Name or ItcMnuniui j lEi'staiiiiitii- liu ri'stuurant funm-rlv known na-Thn Korrlairlll will hereafter i'" l.imw ii us ' 'af according who Jmvo had The Oregon Trail ! :l,lilM !l (''elucli, to tin- managers, i ihrowi Irom ihr the. n. w n:unc!"f a Kord touring piwnled on tim Tin- place has In some ni w boaim- outsail- windows, vn rut In hall' ami will occupy iHic nidi' in the n, nr I'ulurc I teli School Aainiiiailon Uis-li school final cxaininai loan ".ii iK- Kiv.-n inc wcou jitai'Uiur May 1 !i. The ra n.inai Ioun will Kivcii tn rcvrunir order takini; Jmlf day. to eiM'li of the ci;,lit tterlods NlartiiiK with the first period oti Monday niornhi.tr and Mi Tond on .Monday ai'ieino i iind so on. Will 'i Sumptcr Mine, i-. I''. OhIImikJ wuh Iij l.ii (irande yi sierday on hi.s way to hir. mine in the . Similiter district, -Mr. Uslliind was eh;,iy years of":v a)fe last' winter and savs thm thL-' vnit- will he Iiis lust trip out.' He v:; a n-sid. nl ol La (liiinde lor several yearn in-ior to irovins to Iteiiinjr liani, WasiHiiKion. u tmi c lie now makes iiis home. Vlii.it I'lculiar Kind of Stoin' The i:piseopal Chun h is heimr I hiiilt. of a stone material called vol- ii life nsti wliieli is mam-ied aliout " l,in' Ir",M '' material ''olll',fi l'1 rhunkH which is cut '"''KUla I" hulldinr ltlo"k s'la pes. uiiiK anii is sou enough In he en; Willi an nxe hut on heinjr exposed jto tin- air it hardens and Is very durable. Tlie 1 Enterprise hole! was jhiiilt of this stone in .limit and has !j;iven kooiJ service. ! i miliar high ; ranging exhibitions I heir work I which will be open to the public arc doing jTu Opi-n ltri(lgei j Work on the highway bridges at Oro Hell and Perry is gofng on 1 MAIEKKT Ol'OTATlONS rapidly and according lo It. H.j PORTLAND, Ore., (API lhildoek in charge of the local di-j(;Uves 50 lo $1, lower; rattle, hogs vision of the plate highway de-!.,tm sheep steady. Kggs unsealed, partment. the span irl urn I el! i iU ter 'and butterfut (Portland) will be ready for use about, t lie j ,st cndy. . Ilntterfat (San Pra tic:s;'o ) fit't h of June and the one at tipper!- cents. Perry about September. The tiroj I all' bridge has a total length of :::!it'feel .and . ahe on- at i't-rrv ;:t ntch Hu rl ver el Deli !)-idir,. is one of the kmgeal on this stretch of iitgimiiy whh a total length of 1MH feet between - approaches. Moth bridges are LONDON. ( AP) llngllsh wait slightly under 5(1 feet above the -rrn f(rt. beginning to imitate lie water in the center of the arch. 'pre-war eiisioni of their eootinen- t:i colleagues In fjn'ng altroail for ... 4 Vo ni" Ht1 ' yt"!"' or s" lo !M,,Uire the f:ip..B-i 1 LA Th ) AIU I of the profession. There they mTJT T TFT TT '"'n foreign himriuitreH. t.-ecomi (T'ontinued from Page. di i mi;' illi :md fiong: UOod Jill gills of U aimed. Keh.JiiT nni:sions. Vocal sol by gills Of the Oree i and drills bv I i 'eittral r.chool will I ils II re inderway undei I' trained diree- iiS are that tin "Hero hour" a r .en ing. ttir, Hit pe rvialou imiic;tt ire the tors am lion it- OTKI Due (o flifl'iciilty exporicnood In oollooling chara's lor adver tiing that is listed under classi fied udvertislng and under the? 'nrv lfflu,v'f iieatiing, the live ning Observer will hereafter lake no classified advertising or lldvorl ising to he run ns "new today" unless the advrriMng Is accompanied by cash. pon; for ROOM II01SI-; rent fre ir" ef stock. Inouire I 1 )r)()l Street. -S-tf. IT) ft hons?1 lions1 SAi.i-:--- SH'Ki; ? 1 Mill, te four-room nne. five. room oth paying 17 invest inent or ' Ininire lsoi home. i 'lose Washington : tie. 5-J;-2t. : i LOST Oold-rimiiied g Tuesday, on Adams A vend s s e s ic-! turn to Olis- nit KOI ". " One ho by n-rlmmeil Snel grass Orocery. In 5-51. -i. KOU P. FNT Two era furnished dov. mentM. Large n room a )ia rt in -nt room apart iiu nt. th" three tojrethc cry fine mod n stairs apart -onis. A two anil a one Or wilt rent . Hub A part - mints. 1117 Fourth Strei tf FOU , RENT Two-room apart - no nt. torntsh-'d for liirht liioifii -l:e.,;ng. K'eeirle slove. 1 3 of, Avenue. No children. ft-S-itp. W A N'T K I litiruralov give ;;(,! nit:h sehon payiie-n!. ' Fiv- mm mod'-rn ; m west side. Will ;:nd S,"aiM uv first f all iW f,-r,-it. I VAN"i'f',! Itoniiv-' do al hone:. Oil (Special) Lower Valley. .lay J nil anon. suffered , a ankle, uiul painful injury to hi watt 'cut and hrilLsed ahuut tin1 liamls. Sunday evening when he was running hoard par on which he t was HlnndUiK, a.i ll rollidet) witli a I'Vud rojidster, on the (liuhway 'a stmrt distanco vet ot the ; Urownlep filling: station. At ilie 1 1 line Of the accident smm NllfiW j was falling, and it is ihouKld Hum tlV' I i ne vision m man u in to some exlt-nl. ! he touring car on wliich youiiH Jolinson was ridiiiK. was driven hy a man from l.osline antl carried several other-. The roadster was driven hy a man from Mawille, also hcintf occu- . pied hy Uo or llireo other In ad Id ii ion to t he driver. Tho names (of tin- ilrlvera could not hi- ms.t i taincil at the' time of this wriiiupr. N'o one wltti I tie exception of ; Johnson waa aeriously injut'i d. ai itlioiiti the roadster ' is saicl turneii completely over. Jiotlt were practically new anil were badly v recited. Mr. .Jolinson was hurried to tho hospital, wiiere 1... -.It..itmii or llr ! liroKory. and is able to he about i on crutches at this time. r. A. Mcfrae has been suffer - in- from during tin reported I lime. an 'attack of tonsilltls past, few days. He tH i he recovering at t It 1m ' ALLEY WORK KIDS AWARDED (Continued from pago 1) I ing liou; license to Howard Me Donald. Kollowlng I h e reading o f monthly reportH and the r.aiitry U.-nt, the meet ing ttUjournee", All three eominisMioners were prenenl. Army World Aviators Postponed Today Trip W'ASIIINOTON. ( AP) A radio message .from Lieutenant Lowell II. Smith, commanding the ronnd- llhe-worhl I'. S. army aviators, re jeeived iy the Army Air service, (.said tin flight- planned for today j was postponed due to unfavorable weather. WAITERS GO TO COV'riN'ENT FOR SERVING TUITION it tent ive. and, most of ail. they e td Kennc," days waiters in hi iuiiir.- the "fo' In flic old I class eontim nlat siahilshmciit:; ('ere reiUll'i lo )ut in a each in Kivrland. l-'rauce ;;i. 'o h-urn not only the langiui the eating peculiar!! es of t id L I'erer.t count rit s. Knirfsli we.llerH now jto abroad i in droves everv year, s.iys the hcc- retary of the London ( 'ount iv Council School for Waiters. Kv -ry ; .u- t lie London lu;! e! nm! ren- j taurant projirlet ora are e:.aoling more from their waiters vMch i:; j all against 1 he Knglislnnan f:;r jthe foreigner know far more iabout food and service than thos (who lack continental experience, lin fact, a survey shows thai Hi; j whole art of the restaurant in Pi" lirltish metropolis is in the hands of Prencbnten and Italians. The chief cais- of the discontent among Knglish waiters, however, is i the rani; t hey are given when the pay envelope nud tips are in ntiesiion. Foreign waiters in Lou ;don earn from $10 to a week 'exclusive of their tips, white the home-trained Fnglish waiter ha.- to he content wlt'n ahonl two-thirds j'of tliat amount, Thi' more patriotically inclined of the proprietors are advancing j money to their employes to allow jthem to obtain continental exp-ri- en ion which places them at parity whh their rlvalf .lapanes' Farmers Olt.jeeled To Il"omtslrtietbn of TOKK ( A P ) .Rural voters in .Ijipnil are five times as n inner - oils as t hose from t lie 'it h'S. ac- cording to 'figjres pultlished WAI.I.nWA, t "2!i.I.!the home office in ' anticipation of -ti-ltjllu general elections for the houe ' of rejires ntatlves whielt will ' held May Id. These figures furnish the most. convincing explanation of tl l.statute's opposition to large-H a. plans for tin reconstruction o Tekio alter the ea it lui ua he. Tie extraordinary session of the fit which sat last December made in; possible any plans which or I'd the barest necessities of i e er.r.strurlion. The f:iet ihul fivi - (sixths tn' Hie representatives wete returned by country -oteis, w'l o do not want t he rapitai rebuilt at the expense of the rural ih. in'itM explains the diet's oppoi lion to the iimbittous plans pr--s nted to il by Viwount tioto Hu n the home minister and pn i-- i " nt of Hi" reconstruction h When compiling a list of world's greatest athletrs dnn'i get the Four Horsemen-. d hrililnjr to.Povere, .Pss" Jatti'-c, IturiaU, ::.W, '.-S'ltiPand the Prince of Wales. s n i a f nn pnirn -isUi,,t aium-ho- c.cncrM in .eW kiiiStnj L L I 1 1 I i I E Ywrk h ,M,,M 'i'tuv.std to ivpon (VlPi'l f r 1 I I I I 1 j "irrtl ami Kvo opinion vh to laUSif ULLLU J LU lP""""'"i' '' ornn awoat un (k'l-lMion. Tin1 tnan of up- - praiMi'i'fi will t'olluw IIiIm and un;i' A 12-man KolfliiKT team Iiuh bc-uj!Mi appral.' Sdifi'tid to rrnri-.-it'iit l.u Oritudi atj (hium-d) tin- lournauK nt to )h- tdayed in lioltKliT . STAMMKIJ I't'lldlt'ioO Si'I'diW. lht ptHVfrs " ...in i, w,,.. ...... i-sou, 'hurU' l;-ynold. Hay Mnr- phy, M. K. Wnlkiii!, fha-les lliliir ner, Niiniiuii I'Vees, W. '. I'e-rkina. "Iiase Kidinenkamp, .loe fair, II. K. IMxon, S. I. I 'row' and Mill Sie irrf!. ' W. H. ( 'ohtirn and W: f. Iteiiicr will fro along us rciervt-M. I.a (irande has a stroiifr team this year and In evpeeiim to Ktve their opponents a sharp lusuio for iiouors. Tiie I.a ti:ande team lias in so accepted Vn iiiilation lo compete 'villi leami; Jfi-m l.ewlston, Idaho; Walla Walla.' Wash.; IVndtelrm mihI llat.er. nt Walla Walla May :! 1 , A U'-inan team wiil he entered. ' SHAVIAN STANZAS DEFEND VETERANS LONDON'. (INS) The. uld.pul' otm CeofK'e Bernard Shaw h;.s r.ow hrol;eii out In poetry. Kiiuw was asked to cont'i ilnite .to "The 11:11 isli I .eKion Alhum." n : u llM"'htl ,,('"!: lo Im'n served in the Ureal World War. s, n1 ' tu' '""owuur: 1 1 usi uiiau, in ii is i or) a view , Your tame is nut worth half n taiowhall, ! f', eiuise, unirrat e" ul m f march ' Oritdei -1 lielisariUH his oltol Wiralu the veteran he.trs his hre; l-'rom you. Who swore iie ne' should rue it. for shame! it waa for you be'Ldei d ! It is for you lo kc on. ui "" -X,au '", s:,l,1' i.ll,.,n.o m, ll. ,;ra,vi,U wlii.-h AST()l:l.-li.-rn..r,l l.rl.mus. u wl ,,(, H..,il ,... M. " ,'"t '' OKI "''. fl. ,.,,. (.0tu,n,.s b a. resident of Seaside lor .11 year-. , , .,, ,,.,.,- f..,m ,,, committed sulcbt et;nple of days hi;; throat with his home ago hodv was found by a friend vent to call on him and win hr-o'ight here by Coroner Hughes, III health waa given as the cause 'of t he act. statistician estimates ther1 vore :!,ihu,oiio accidents last year, hut this does not include (he two occasions when l-h'fd Toney beat out a bunt. GROUP ALTERS REVENUE BILL (Continued from page 1) per nil inn ellf al up te ! exceeding five million dollars. These rates would apply nly when tlie benel icai rlos were husband, wife, chi'd, adopted hild, or grandchild of the deeed nt. Tf Hie henei'lciary was n bro- Rlster, nephew or niece of the: lent, the rate would be 50 per higher. Iti'pnblieniis Wage Jlghl 1 Itepnblieans, under the leader--i;ip of Senator Sutoot, chairman the i'tnanee committee, waged spirited ' battle against the :OOe.Ai' i::ar - '(' Wasl "i'TTT.-"TWV "Ti.?I?V ' 3AI ,"'-v" 11 ,"'""Uf"' DH IbUI ll.bUlli... nrhl.l.. " ll.............,,....,.,.,..,. Slr.SCttl JMIji , MM linn ut (ii'.i'tlii'r Vim ,7i t,ui .. 3.im.T?ii.a "' li'f'fs' i J'.H! - .,l hlMi BBalNKSH IS HHIN full TIIU 1 ;lvij I'JU uu i VT " ' KM vi:.ui nr.! irnlln;nl from paw n i lO .... ; ... ... Ml staii i.viins-i-H commnv WH'l'ViVtnr, : : : m '-njm .,,: m .'. t'mx, mmma? ki ting of their pioducts. I II Ftttory n-hleni itariij fir irOj I L j i J ,H hj 3 a -..(. ..- i.-.-n ..,., I..: I f:Li"-S...... J1 IVlM'l llm i i.-ir snwor. I.. ulLvmlv this- V-j. J IrtrT 1.1. (.'i-ilmlr. )n.Kmi - I T I IS MW a V. XXVU y . I I - n hot mo-. hir MI- l . ?M7W; ;S I I SninKi lclow K n I ii U . ine 1 1 BgBI.WHBBf. JKLi" AgQgJJi ggJSSSS!?1.;!" i MtiW W JW sif I "'"i ipi.n.-H ii..- i-i in I i - As,. il """" "' i Km I All V7i?V 0 ,,r r,""'-v '"'ll'"' I m k ?. J diA. 'wi ::"!'. "B. '""'!".". r - ,,kv A MA Black W W m ' ! ij i : I ' zsN'k'A STAR I CUT THIS 01 T And Paste It Tnjrclhi'r and Soi- "I'OTAS HAM) PERLMU1TKR" r',!;.'.' AHCADK STARTS TODAY i "ii.i i ' Chamber of Commerce yesterday wns answereit na follow;': "Your telegram received. J la med luVely tooK ii matter wit li eu.';lom division, in Washington. (LEGION TO AUMOKY WITH FUNDS Al!) (Conliinitd from patr" 1) wards, fourteen . menvheiM from the Maker post, four front Dtttuii and ope from Imlder were present hist even in and trnve addressee dur iliff the course of the meetlmr. Stale rouunamler .'red Xhldle reported I Itat Oregon leiiMi niem beralilp In 'over I he lop" and has had u siilt.slantiai Im-rease over htsi year. Ho also announced that John lc- Ljuimi, milioiial cum inn Oder had del Inii el y pi amtsed t.t he pre.i'-m at liu- alate conven tion in I'ni'l lund. Tlie ladies iinxlliaty met in tin adjoining iooiiih of ihe K. of l'. hall and a ft er wards .iuimd the le;lin meialn rs in a daitt'e, a'erv iiiK I'cfre.shiin'nts towa:d tie.' c! s of the party. , Stock Show Pa f cant , - , . . , , . j Ol'K Oil HI .kcU'ttCSl I , (Continued from pnKO 1) 'l-?ea underlyim,- the p.-tfeant with HUli'Ued eliUiusiasm. Ill lite t .'O weeks since I was las! ill the eiiy a Kieat ileal of actual woi; m,s been done." ,,rSi s j,, i,.ri c'uuirman ol ;thc eostuuiiag cininitt i-, has or- I U'.mir.n (.1' tl... fill- Id ..v Ai.a M. ...u ,,,.,, hliu by cutting , h gathering in the (.irande tutor. .Hen,, ... .. . , casting M rs, Va!el. The assembly hour at the hich school was turned over to Mh-s Dillon this morning. There 'th- I pageant plans met with etithusiaa !iio reception from this group of I possible cast members. Many have t announced their intention of turn ling out for the .meeting to dlseuys east Ing which M h's I Hi Ion culled for ;t::iti this a flermon. rge paird and Mrs. W. M. I S for It::'" this afletiooii, . - I IMSIH Itr.Ml-. l I I tTnJll I,t tone vnUi iliniiitt tt' J I . B:JSa emiM S H28.3rt HV I A-JllyX Cm(lll.-ii.m nt IOpb iwl'i U.'.VlMH.tM I CHI Wi'tWM. T"' u l""1 .... ... I mm and grad- i fl&.&flf tu .T.. ......... . vta.i'uu m ! per cent on & M&l ',.' -7...V I HT Jfr AMSK'l's W (Sr VUi or 4to-h n-t i..nJ ' S owrifeU (markW aluvl,.. 8.3!UI.l)46 0O - mKf,Li 1 ' Iawii vu uiiiitKuif unit eel- . IN W "' !"."". Pill C.li lu tank, .nil nJ. .. S..ITS.UU rt rT InterMt ami raUU (ttw uil T J ,J5 wnwd aa.tnu.M i , ' V""t t.lAltll.lTIKS HAl i; YOF A I Orow olUmi for 1mm un I j paid I I'tta, 1140 01 MOTH I '.IW Amount of tiiMmrnml riviiit- h-:,', Wf mil. Ah all tmuUudhiK rlik. 1.784.4V1.TT : s Remember her on i-M Itum for .'uiiimiiini aiitl brok- : tni Mothor-B nay. wo Q Ai"uir' iiiwiiu-: : : : : : mi... i ! s.aiv .-.m Personal Mention Mrs. V. I. Foster 1 visit lute tho ,W. C IjutnlundH at iHiand i'lty. r.'ti'rncd to Iut horp I in I'nrMund this inorntiiK'. Mrs, I-Imina Strlnffhani left for 1 I'urtlaml last ultfht on ti loiHlness trip which will keep lin' In that city for several days. j Mis. H. K. (iil more returned - to J her homo in 1 faker last- evening after spending the day rtl i.u (Vi-amle. Mrs. Jack lliatt, wiio him been III: tr (he past three weeks, is lm-1 provlnie. She haa )een taliinK nu d I ieal trentment In Haker. I Mrs. Kd CoIIIiih and children of i'lmehet, , Wash., went through La (irande litis morning on their !iy to Losttne. . , Mrs. I!. A. Hendricks Kpent llie ir.y in 1 iol LaKe. . ' M. (i. Westeott. 'local manager ' ;f the Standard Oil i'otnpany, wasj culled to Pendleton today on btisi-l ness. County Agent II. O. Avery and iioy imuean of Con li ft for Mtall- al Springs litis morning .mi n combined biislm ss and pleasure trip. I C. L, Maker, of Knterprise, is it f La (irande on business. He la, reg'slered at the Summer Hotel. Obituary MltS. A. S. LOW.MAX Puneral services over the re mains of Mrs, A, S. Lowman, who passed away at Kallon. Nevall. May 5th. will he held from tie St.odgruss and 'Am merman fun eral service parlors Saturday a i ernoon at li o'clock. Ileveremi Albert Posh Sillon, of' Uio Pi.st Laptlst church of La (Irande. wl'l have charge of the services. In terment will le In the L O. O. b i M.vl, of tii Ati(ml Sliitcmi'iit i'f th I . Si. Ml I.NStll.wri-: fdMI'ANV i tiK AMKItll'A I tl( N.' York, Jh On' suii '.tf Ni'W V rk. i nn t)i. ;nt !iaj i.f bnmiiii-i. in--!. i""if 1 tn ili In-.uriiiicD (' in tn issu-m-r ii ln' ot Union. mu m 1 I CAIMTAI. J Amount of I'UHlai t.k ajlil I UU Jl.lllUl.lUMI.IHJ f incomi: l h't irptitliiiin ri'it-Ufit itur- I tiiK tle )-r 5-'.l3iM t ..mM.ihM.hW,m.,m.ug.i I Int"!1"' 'tin uli-int nid n nt j .....i .1,,....... ii... t.'.:i m'ii : .1 I ' ' i II NOW IS Till? SEASON I V Pj5 41 ML Kill Hart's here again to welcome Lis old friends and make new ones. It's hi;; first picture since his retirement and a rousing one! Willi a Kieal cast and Pinto, the famous Hart pony. "HERITAGE OF THE DESERT" LAST TIME TODAY n nn'tory. Mrs, Low man ' wan formerly YitMK Miuottt LlltndHU'Kt'V. Sin Iravrn to mourn ticnidtH her wid owed lumlmnd, two t'ltHdi-fn, Hit who turn liren h.-rl and IMon. a mollis. Mrx. Clearance Sale ON ALL Coats : AND Sport Suits ' J Frenc! 1 Greene 7 For the summer months'' you will want pretty' now shoes for tho baby. We have everything I'him, crepe de chine to hard solos. ', Art & Baby Shop "FvcrytMn f"' Uie llaliy" ' . ' ' . ST.VUI'INU . IIIOMS'irTCIIINt; ' Summer Hotel Tiklg. "' ' "' ' " Just A Little Common Sense We deal hi lire. Wo buy tin best we ran buy regartllfss of price. We hellee In miallly first not prices. The in r Ik no such tiling ns a bargain hi cheap (Ires, Not eeii (he slighlesl t banc4 to get more lhaiv you pay for. By (lie time you ruin n good lube, buy two ami-then hlmvonr both: put In n few hours fin Iho dusty i'oihI, lose' jour (einjlci'. nll Iho mauulactui'cr eveiylhlog possible nil nn acromrl of a cheaply const rucieil the, whnl htivo yiai gained? itUH mid tlnek Tiros ro roads. Come look them over ( Oregon Tire i. p. Grand "Jsunk Ra;swv Synji Hanadian Matiowal fijiyiwa hlfM j m connexion u ith PORK PRODUCTS LOW oitK i'hoih crs ami: now i.oui.h than in mi:i, Ye. I.OH.'f TiMin l'ri'-nr l-rtcrs! PltMHiiJ-'f 2t: th. Tnrl: i'lioim ll. l'l.l-k SN-i.li : fir- 111. I'urli, lluiml : I fat Mi. KAT jmilH I'OltH'i Hie Grande Ronde Meat Cor FUIOAY - SATURDAY - St, '. DAY William S. Hart in 'Wild Bill Hickok I.impln-rjrci, of I .a (irandf. Mm, VT, J,.' 1,ant of La flrumlc." M-. ii, J. ilanmni of tlal-.i'i', Itolivv Hiiu'lMTStT of SiiOliitni; aao a ha.t lirol her. Law renco I riiniKiult 11, iT iM tlraadi'; . a ''Ji 1 tint - A l 'V I. n C CiMTiTViT1 V' built in Iho west Tor western tho Hick speak for Ibeiiiselves, ' & Battery Co. - r!.mvi:ix 107 I'll! ST. ' Leave C!i!ci!j;o - t2:45 l'.M.' ArrlveaNmiYorl; m. ,M S:45 P.M. U'enu.vlv..nin Julian) Tils m-.u servicz effective Arii 27th AYLICHT travel through a bc-iiutiju! lake country and the Blue Ridge Mountains. Courteous service and ail the comforts of lux urious travel. Arrives in New York at the Pennsylvania Stot'ori A. !i. IIDIritllt'. flly I 'tiffs. Astl.i IS0J I'lilnl I. Til. I'.rilw.v. Sllliri roi( iii.vM). oi!i:. '!';