La Grande evening observer., May 28, 1924, Image 5

Wednesday, May 28, 1924.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Local News In Brief j
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Inp. She Una boon visiting her son. I
(j. K. Chupin of Im lirande. !
Mian X.ora ltciinoti of .a Cramli'
lofr for 1 taker .this montlnK to visit
tliero over Memorial day.
LEADERS PLAN
FDR IET1
com no fvk.vts
June 29-July 2 I.a Clrandfi
(hnuttiiiMiiit,
June 4, & ft Vnion J.lvo
Stock Show at Union.
Mr. I'utmolr1 Improved ' i
" . 1. Putman, v. Ho was suddenly
taken ill Monday afternoon. Is r
ported slightly Improved today.
11 nod for Speed in 1
Leonard MaiNiic wna fined $:.ri
and rosin in the. justice court this
morning for speeding, :
To Alter and Kcpnir .
VJ. K, .MciYure won Issued n per
mit. To alter aiul repair a house on
T avenue between (.ireniiwond ami
Spruce streets al a com of $HMiir.
:j r
Few Hays at Wallowa 1 '
. Ira 11, Aldrieh, formerly ronnwt,
od with the Methodist church here
hut recently of Idaho, wan in I .a
lira tide yesterday tor a short lime
nn4iis way to Wallowa Lake where
he will spend a few days heron
continuing westward.
To Attend I 'anon n I
-Mr., and Mrs. J. It..' Oliver. Mr.
ami Mrs. Alvah Crowh y and Mrs.
J. f Krench left this. morulnfy via
auto, on route to Walla Walla. Wn..
VTiero they will attend I hi' Piiilieei
I'ntfonnt. '
. Visiting I.ti (iiniulf
Harry U I'otter, a reprcfjeninilvc-
of the "Timberman," tin Interna-'
ional Iiinilier join-md. Is in I.a
Grande today looking over Kuslein
Ort'Kon conditions, in tin Interests
or ma limitations, lie miikcn msj
noinc in i oruaii i ami win vinii
Klln before reti.rnlnjy to Western
Oregon.
Mr, and Mrs. At. M. Fink rot urn-j
od lo their home in Joserde this'
morning via the branoh line. Tli.-yi 1
770,1 ht t.a Orando whore ho sUllj"ftV been visltlM In HaUer. 'AdaillS CiOCS tO ClOVe
land; Resolutions Com
retains his nienihcrshln.' the Htnrv
Minion, "l-'rod is a fast mover and KPV J- n,ar"" r' ' "
in unite a political power In his! ,rr of tho Soul h m. I-., eiinrcii iiero, ;
Rint.v i ni vrar,hA -nM r..inrv ! 'h In l.iiflrando yesterday on his:
nt ill a wni.. fnin niui'iiim. .....i tn.lwuy to southern Oregon. Ho isj
icelher with the help of the gnodw pastor of tho church of
neighbors or that slate, was Insiiu
inoiitul lu liulldiitK' a Woodmon
huildiiifr on tho fairgrounds. So
astuto Is Krod in his activities that
ha Hover served nn apprenticeship
as assistant or district deputy, hut
jumpeti over the heads of alt the
diKtrlcl . deputies of lht state ami
secured the appoint mom as slate
deputy on Aiitfii,-t I, 1U'. fe han
hei-n tool i nt- tut horn of Woodcraft
In this glorious state ver since, and
has succee.).i wondrftiliy well in
hriuffhiK nhoiil a cohesive and fra
teriial spirit In Oregon. II won't
surprise uh n hit to s-o ovory man
of eliKltdo nua in tho stale of tire-K-nn
branded wllh u Woodimn'
iron."
HUNT'S LETTER
(Contlnuoil from pojrn 1 .
mittee to Draft Plat
form for Campaign. ;
Personal Mention
V. K. l.onirslroe: Wallowa coun
ty traffic officer, was a visitor In
I.a Grande yesterday.
Cieortfe, fochran 1
lnisiness trip to
morning.
tnrnod from a
Portland this
Mr. nnd rrs." . I., lloliorlson of
l.onj? lieaeh. t'allf., aro . reisteretj
at the Foley. : . ' ,i ,
Mis;i V'onnlo Lewis, who has Immij
visiting at tho 1C. J.-Kitchen lion if
returned "to ltakor this morning..
Old ICcshlonl IIpiv
, lion llejrlni:, former , resident of
I.a fJrando, was In tho city ycslor
dny visit injf ids roraior frlerds.
This was hir. first vls'.t hero in over
'lit years and ho tells tales rivnllinrr
those of Whiteomh Itlloy's fahuloiu:
(!rnml futh or HUecrs who, r.u Uh-
poem tfo' s. shot deor on tiie sit
T W.Walker of t'hoyenno, Wyo
niiiiff. went tin oujfh La Cirandc
yrsterdny en route lo Coupon,
when ho has purchased an Irri
gated ranch.
Harry Martin of Nampa,. Idaho,
wi'.s in l.n Orando yesterday in
huslness.
WASinN'ClTON. (AP) .Willi (ho
departure of National ( halrmnn
John T. Ailams 'I'uosilay nlrht for
jcievelaml, the Itopuldiran political
ci nlrr ln-an niovinjf toward tho
K-rHhin city prepnratory loathe moot-'
torney Oonernl laiiKh rty nmi,mr more io wn-i. tuh. i
IlKeloHid a story of wrafFund cor-; or in itepiiiniran naiumai cinve,,-
rupilon "Influence" and fuvorit- Hon.
ism that is still uncompleted, in; cmnrman . Aimm-i wn im- i n i-
a .1ok.ii ofhr wavs h- Hfts di.-.thiml prepare.! lo taKo over person-
!urli.-.l the peaco ami the patience al illreci iou of the arratiKHinents
of parly chi. fs who Itell. ve thai for the I'epnhlican nieeilntr nml In
first -term senators, like koou ni;nm ee.i.-.i m i.-.h.m ...
hoys, "shouhl ho seen and initjtoii until n-r the convention. Oth
hear.r and shotihl ol.cy tho' or-; or parly ioadei-s who are not mem-
dors of their seniors and . palcrnal ! hern of coiiki ohs win leave iiuniii:
party "loaders." ll wtok IneimiiUK wimani m. ntu-
,r, luad of tho foolido campnlcn
' Pinco Tlroohharl would do none nnd tho prospective snccssnr ot
of those thi... and not. only h:; J Mr. Adams as national chairman.
spoken out in meeting lnl ha n nimnv
proaohod doctrines that rlnir HAlLli IUIMVI
rank heresy to old fruanl Krpu.ni r
fan oars, Iho order 1ms none out .
to liiin. ;
. "Iowa Itopuhlloans, licnt Tirook-j
hart," is t he nilmonlllon m lai-o :
type lirnilinpr an appeal l inij ;
matlod into that state to every,'
reRlstoid' UepubHean voter.
"The Itep thlicans of Iowa." snyn
this document, "owo It to them
Hidvos, their state, their parly and
Iholr country to defeat .Senator!
Smith W, Urookhnrt for rcnomin-1
atlon ut tho primary to ho he.
June
L. C. Wisdom or Idaho will hi
in I.a Orando for u few days.
Mark Fowler, who tins boon lo
cated in various cities in Washing.
of the court horse. Mr. Vlerrimrl , rr some time has arrived ii
Koes him one heller and says th.it
ho has shot ducks uud other vdl
(fame all over what is now '.he
htudncis section of tho city. He has
boon 'orated nenr llend lor tho last
few years. He wont on to J'.aker
yesterday hut said ho would stop
here UKaln on his return trip.
T.a Ornndo to make his homo hen
in the future.
Tells or Cum'y
The Modern Woodman, ft frater
nal imiKar-lnc, In its latest i.tsuo car
ried a picture of Fred i'urrey, or
Portland, state deputy of the order,
.ind a former La Crando man who
In very -weir known lure; "Fred
lives In Portland, has his office nt
4:ifl Chamber of Coiimioroe build
in tr. hecnine n nionihor of ('amp
s ..KKHdttitrow
l.rl II I;
Mrs. J. nujwnnr. who has lu-f-n
vlslilnr; Jlrs. J. S. Kplk.-r here, ro
turnr.l to lur lionu ytHdTuay.
Study These Closely
Priced Suits nt
( lose Range.
MICHAELS - STERN ,
VALUE FIRST
SUITS
t 12.50
Some men never let us
get close enough to talk
clothing ut close range.
So now we are going
to tell you about our
wqjiderful selections of
Decoration Day Suits at
the close price of $ 12.50.
This line of garments
is one of those things
that ifeem at first too
good to
t
that
fineness and
finesse of garments cost
ing $15 to $20 more.
All new woolens all
new models.
$12.50
Nettleton Fine Shoes
$12.00 and JU.OO
Lanpher Straw Hals
$1.85 to $-1.8."i
Merchandise of Quality
Clint's
Clothiery
The Slore Wllh t'oasclnjre
llWANTVJ
It true.
A viiYue yimr can
rlcny i vrffTihes
halve tfuj
VI. r. Milllan of Seattle wont
through L.l (Irandc yestertlay on
hiR way hack to his home after Rev
rrnl weeks .spent In llakcr where
ho has lurtfo lumber Interests,
Mrs. Illancho fool;, who lived iir
Oregon Tor K years berore moving
lo Illinois was following tho Ore
son 'I'rail back to Kuwone yester
day by motor. Hhe says "that
there's no place like Oregon."
Howard Hourhor of Long Hoardi,
raiifornin, went through li flranile
yestoruay on his way lo Cornueopli
where lie has minintt interests.
Mrs. TJ. Pnker spent yesterday lu
Haker.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C. Way, whr
have been visit intr Lo wist on, t
fJr.inde ami other cities, returnee"
lo Iholr homo in Ogden. Flah.
Afrs. W. W. Kinney nnd Mrs
Pharles Thompson ret urned lo Lo
(J ramie from Portland, yesterday.
Mrs. VI. f'hapln relumed lo her
home in Payette, Lhiho. (his morn.
NEW TODAY
XOTICr.. ;
Pno lo difficulty rporlenorI
In rnlhvllns elinrses for ndver
iinc that is llsicd iimler clnssl
fle ndvertlsliiK and under the
''new today' lieadlnic. Hie Ke
ninn Observer will herearier
talic no classified advertising or
advcrllsln lo h 11111 as "now
today' unless tho ndvertsin
accompanied by ensli.
WAXTKP Ynuiiff nuinV high
school Htiuleut, would. nyT post
tion durltm vacation. Vil Muli
7S7. 5-2S-H
FOII 8ALK Pahbnffe plants. AihC
T Ave. . fi(tc a hundred,
-t
WANTl:n -fl. ric.il .oilinn
Mil
II).
-I'olor.1.! womiin wnt!
Uirr or tiny work, fteni' oi
Ji ffi-raon SI. i-4lp
FOR IU:NT PiirnlKlicil-
ii. i:nr.
'r.-:s-n
POIt IcKNT 3 unruriilalic
I'hono all-J.
rnirinfl
rbono
"NT fiilrnicr. !fil()
Msiin l. II. II. riyfwr
I'Otl SA1.K 3 nl.snhllfly nrv
lifjny II. wavoiiR wllh A Inrh
j tifR Hi WllOl.KillM.OOSl Ip
WMIi" J'luc llpx & Vluf: Co.
W.WTKrt r.ip.r huaeing .pInl
Inir nn.l k.tlHAinininir. nf.o nr hr
A-l work Kiinr.-illl.T.l. 22ft
M. '. -21-llp
Hty. Tilt
nno wfll woiiltl nt.-itn nollilntr; for
Ills xp.-rl'no :ll Hot l.ilkt' whh
(lull lio Orlllc.l t.ni. Ktirttl woll Riip-
ltlyhiK tiuanllly only lo ilvAlh Ihtil
wt'll tlry wllll rtiloth.r Willi-- It 'ft-w
him.lrot f..(-t nu'ity. . Ut'f ioltl of n
isliiillttr Inrl.lt'iil ut North I'owilrr.
.i.ni,i t,n ,i,.f,..,.i , 111" ronli ntloa mil Ilial lh" . I r i I II ti it
iM-ruus.. ho l not a l!....l.liru.if " I.-P woll woi.l.l prov,- liolll
i...t ir..,.i..v,..i.i.. ,.n..ti.v r p. i In;;, stttle nothing and eliminate
publicanism."
And so on to tho extent of!
about oii'ia words. In which tl'c
ilKating Iowa sharpsli04lor is pic
tured as a man likely to over
throw the whole lilt and kahoodl-
f . o'lr chr risiiod American instl-1
use nnd to provide, for fitlnro
growth of tho city, and whereus;
m citizens of Uiis vuy uro prac-
ncany unanimous In airrocliiK that
a proper system should bo obtain
ed hut they are divined as to the
best method to pursue In obtalnini:
sneh ndeipinto water supply, ami
whereas tho city han ha.) reports
from different etiKineors on the dif
ferent proposed plans for a water
system so that nt this lime the City
has a complete report on the va
rious proposed plans of surface sys
leins ami has no report or Infor
mal Ion as to n deep well syalem
and as a matter of Inot no report
could he made and tho only way
of oblalnlntr data on a deep well
system Is ihroiuth the drlllinir of a
lost well to a depih of approxi
mately iiHHi feet If necessary that
the ciilxens of this community
work as n unit In obtaining an ade
quate water supply and a report
by moans nf a j, . Wln Hhntild be
ohtninr-.l on the deep well nroposl-
Hion for the purport.- of selllliiK the
HUetition of deep wells ell her by
obtaining an a4le.n1.tlo water sup
ply or by definite allowing Ilial
there is no such supply attainable
inter which Hie entire community
can try and work nut what is best
for tho community If no supply Is
obtained from lest well.
Now Therefore, lie It Itosolvod:
that the city Commission of the
oily of I m tirando Is hereby re-
ineRied to call a special election
lor the purpose of nbtaiuim? the
necessary fund to sink a test well'
at a total expanse not to exceed
llfi.nita.on ror the purpose or ex
periment and demonstrai ton as 10
whether or not such deep well svs
tein is adequate and that we pledt;
loclor then urjned that ourselves to assist the City Coi:i-
miKsioii in every way possible m
obtaining a favorable vote upon
such tnnpr.Mitinu and lu carry hit;
on Much deep well drilllnir. ami Wi
mo pledKe oui-Mcives rouart) lens 01
whether or not sumo, of us as In
dividual!! mny not lie In tavor of
deep wells (nit rcallxlUK thill the
proposlUoil of deep Weill) U1MM! be
settled before the clH.ens of this
eoiiniinnliy can te brought Into
such a wovNln unit as will prop
erly solve the water question, which
juh h.ea a problem for the past
several years.
nninn nnin
dUiilU DfluW
DR. STRICKER
POnTLANO. Ore. (Sperlal)
The state board or health, at a
meeting hero, passed a motion ex
pressing confldcnco in Ur. Fnfder
Ick l. Strieker, state health officer
and executive secretary of tho
or less fire from tho I'orilan
halryinon's association as ii result
of the methods lu has used In elim-
WAS CKNTEIt
OF INTEREST
(Continued from paffe 1)
not hint;.
While lr. Phy cannot vote lit ijx
Orendt. which ho explained, he
mirrht nlso imve slated, had ho
i chose to do so. that his Institution.
'Mot l'ake Sanatorium, is a La
CJrunde iiiHliuilion In the He line that
and ideals.
Mihsillutln ,-ii,M "lo,u'y PM to t'"lloyes is spent
in 1. a '.runue auu money expenoen
Lenin
tut Ions
iht.ri.l'ni... rnVitrMnt.nl mni'e U'ilrtl
imt weird than anythtnK Nlliomi 1 101 "uppucs is speui 111 ,M um ., ,,
dreamed. 11 lllinK ' " ,m 1,"M
m 9 m unilKH' people inaue nun u eiiien
Old stuff says llrookhnN. Nero ami insures a welcome to any
Kilnnintf as hn reiwls Hie docn- skk-iim ", ';";;
nient. "They ftald alt that t-.vr! n
d. Panics Y. Wslnum, an omrl-
neer on tho ().-W took the staml
Hint "frankness Is needful ut this
...llrn.i.lu In diu.--r.-dil nnd del". "it UlllO, anil 1 lien IH' jirueeeueu in
. . ... l..v.vl.ito ll.t.l llJII nillpnnil oninliiViH
im. Mv neonle In Own w I rei- - .
years niro when I- ws first clect-l
od.
This is shn;ily an effort of the
privileged Interests, headed by the
utrnlze It for what it is. I'll,
Vav It t theio to decide." .
Prookhart Isn't oven leaving
WasbliiKton In nn effort to pro
tect his -nees In Iowa.
Ile'li May on , the jcb here,
lonvliifr his enemies no opport m
Jy to s'lp pomethlnff ticross whip)
lie's away. , (
Am if he's worried or nervoiei.
It doesn't show lo date in his
tlljftfer Jiilffer!
had tied about her face and hur
ried lo tho taxi, whore' (ho rim
in In r hands. Mm persuaded the
dilver lo. start tliJ cur.
CELEBRATION
PpfJINS FRIDAY
(Continued from page 1)
r.. 1). S. ittlirnnrtlo n unislonl p.o-
Hriini will Im irlvth wliion win
lYuturo nttniliorli Ity liolh I'orllnn.l
ami l.a Grantln ihIIhIk. Tho rlmnt-
lior of conimoroo ouarlol, .Mitts
J L'nl hi Ann UnniHlmll on. I nlh.i.'fi
boi.rd. who had boon under inrew K,vfl elections. - The visitors
aro also hoofced for n number of
features and JitdKlntr r from the
,. ,., iinusicai taieni iney itire-.'iiruiKNi.-
inaliiiK .llsonm-H tiar. oltlo lo inllk. (.,, ,,,,,, wll, plo.Vnt nilinhfti
TAKE YOUNG
MOTHER FOR
HANK THEFT
(Continued from paffn 1)
fanner who lives two miles south
of Farminjjlon, appeared nt the
number two coal mine near Farm
iiiKton hhortly before noon whore
she asked to tine, a telephone nnd
railed . a tavioali. When the vaU
arrived at the mine she told the
tliiver to take hen to Farmlniripn
to a tehphomt office , which l.i
about oiie-)mlf block from ' tho
Steenbur bank. . She lert the car,
licr babe. in . her, arms., , Sic'aslc,ed
o taieab driverdo wait for her.
. film' Ii ,1'sed k - ' ,
'Then she walkci to I ho hank
and -to tiie cane- of .Clyde 'Sleon
bitrff,. cashier, where ' she; com
manded, him to "otlolt ,'em tip.".
Alter 1 taking the . incnoy, 'the Klrl
backed from the ImpI;,'.- removtip?
the wh'ite baudkerchief whwit she
Cine Found in Franks
Murder MysJery (!asc
Continued from Pa&o One)
tiiff on the petitions for
habeas corpus to free the instruc
tors was contlnu. d until Wediie-.
day by affeoment of counsel. .At
torneys for tho instruct ors de
clared they were willing to oirfoo
iff anything In order to have a
hearing online rase, ns they ns
serlod t he iusl motors have Ion ,
since given a 1 the Informal ion
I hi-y possess.
. Ado) ih I'nprllz. alias dohnson.
who owns it tftav n itomnbllc and
answered in n general way the lie
hypothetical description the po.
lice have built up of the man
who made the ransom deinanuM
ind who tosod na "(Jeorgo John
ton," was- taken into custody
Tuesday, when the coincidence of
his alius pud- his nutoniohile wj.ji
callen to the attention of ! he
police, but after several hours of
Ittcstlonlng II was announced tha'
ho had established an allhi an 1
won Id he probably reloaiiod.
PLAN GIVEN
In the city must he consulted a lit
tle on tho water ituesllon. He fur
ther slated that "thorn is little or
no confidence placed by many Iji
(Irande people in the 1'nion county
chamber of commerce," nsing thnl
us a reason why It Is time for n
get-togeiher spirit to show up over
Hie horizon in the water issue. He
said he wan willing to forego Mr
personal wishes regarding water in
order to lest out first one plan nnd
then another thus by elimination
l finally settling upon a feasible
manner lo secure. Air. i tixou n fO0(nr,u
offeriiig the resolution stated
frnnkly that "he In not a deep well
man" but that he is In favor cf
trying one deep well so that some
! of her plan may then bo taken lip
writ of nnd have the support of those who
now believe lu deep wells.
flenrgo H. Hirnle stated plainly
that public confidence had been
shaken to the extent that It Is nn
easy mailer to crystallize sentiment
on any phase of ho water ques
tion. Me said when Iho present
water system was put lu yea is ago
the public was not salisi'ied. that
paving development ten or twelve
ytirs ngo loll another abrasion or
public confidence, and lu his npln-
people of La Cramlc were go
ing to be mighty careful about the
next big ui'dertaktng.
(P-orgc II. "Carrey objected lo the
hion resolut Ion on t he ground
that difference of. opinion umnna;
nu nilHTs would prevent concerted
nCHon' in supporting It nnd there
fore ft was useless for the Cham
ber fo Commerce to raise a bur
lier lo the harmony of the organi
sation. llon ftcolnlinn PaMsod,
When a vote was taken on the
i I Uxon resolution It carried by a
vote 14 to a. Immediately fol
25,000,000 Trout Ecfs
'From Lake in Month
KPfiEXK, Ore. (AP Twonly
flve million ; rainbow Irani eggs
will hove been taken from Dia
mond kike. Wood river. Seven M lb
creek. Crooked river, ami Spencer
crot k in south .rent nil Oregon this
month, according to M. I, ltyek
man, superintendent of Oregon
fish hatcheries.' Fifteen million
epRs will be taken from Diamond
luko alone, he said.
The cRgB nro "eyed nnd sent
out hi regular shinplng crates. In
inosl en sew where lee is not nvall-'
able, he said, they are packed In
snow, as the lake nnd strenms
mentioned nro situated In . tho
mountains whore snow Is now
plentiful, nnd sent to the hnleh-orles.
Why not have pugilists Instead
of football coaches in our colleges
firaduales can't net HHi playing
other balVgume between Tho Hunt.
Ington and moth ntnr:r and 8un(te.yV '
afternoon thv - alnr 4dr"
game between the Hunting on nn.l,'
4i (vrandc shop teams will he.
played. The, Alblna ; visitors will
leave hy special train at Hun -4
day evening. The Hex hall has
been designated as Iho hcndpinr-J.
tors nnd rogl.sl ration bordh for all
OUI-or-IOWII HUI 'HIS.
of uminuul iiuuHiy. Tnts enter
talnmcnt Is fre nnd Iho puld'.
Is cordially Invited 'lo attend.
Atter the mtisteal ooneert nt tho
tabernacle the Alblna j:)xx -chostra
will. tak -rhargo of the
iiex iian iit'ine irein?ni'oi oe
lancers nnd will play a regular
Ihroo-ho lr danc ,. progr.im.
Saturday niornlmr a. game Is
schoilulod hotwoon u picked team I
from tho Huntington, Libit h nnd
La tlrande Khop'nlnrs and tln Al
blna sluggers. In the afU'rnoon an
other gnme Is contemplated be
tween the local, tea pi . nnd. Iho j
Portlanders. In the evening n big
street dance In front of West's de- i
part men t store uud n regular:
dance upstairs In the Ilex hull
hnve been planned.
Sunday morning will feature nn-
New
tu MAM.
Pumps
1
rench &
Greene
lefn leITTTT?P lowing Itrueo Dennis of the Kvo
Iiilng f)bs'-rver.
(Continued from page 1)
L-M'S' MlilM Lack of Time'
i -
Rackachc Is a Warning
ng OiwrviT. offered ii nsoluHon
pruylng the city coinminHlon to e
'tabllsh sufficient pumping capacliv
!at the river to Insure water for
when thai hnppens he contends thrjtirande nnd her people .luring the;
rest is an easy matter, for mem-1 pn sent si;tnim r. This wascarrlerli
hers will gladly take an Interest !by ur.:nimoi's vote, la support oft
md finiim n Institution th;M;!hl;t r.stjl'nifm it was argued that
shows something Is being done, lie J whatever development lor city wa-jutllm-il
what is meant by a i 'ham- j tor In a big way will require pos
ter of Commerce, claiuilng it is . sibly t hree yenrs and I in present
Htrlctly a business Institution nn.l!r."ed for water is so great that the
that prosperity In a cotnnirrciiil . plant Is Jusiifierl at once,
way In any community begets ml- Tho lleolntiini.
vanceineiit so:lally nnd iiiomHy. Whorer.H the present water sys
After several meetings with ihr j (em Of the city of La (irande Is
board of dtrerfors his recomnun- in:i'b fpinte to supply the needs of
datinn was to n tain the monthly llhe city nt this lime or to provide
tins al two dollars ml to make a 'for any future growth, uud whereas'
I a i i ra nde I 'd ks Aro I ,cn m i o
How lo Heed ll.
Are you miserable with nn nett
ing back? Do" you gel up hure
and st Iff; drug I hrough 1 he da y
feeling tired, weak and depressed .'
Then .you should help yo lr kid
neys, llackacho Is often the first
uiirn of faillnu- kidneys. Prlnnry
troubles iJiickly follow, .Noglocl j
ed. thore'J danger of gravel, drop-;
sy, or fat 1 Hrlght'a disease." Uo-rr
wait forsi rlous kidney sickn
I'se n:iA's Pills, a stlmulatj
relic to the kidneys. hiJ&F II If
loojiitf This ai Waiide resi
dent bflls an exiui-Wnce:
.Mrs.tloorgeriiiln, Min Min-
nniWyH: "I have found
honn'sV-fcims a good .remedy for
attacks of khlneyt trouble. AIv
hack was weak "ml lame nnd I
fell d ill mid miserable. My kid
neys acted Irregularly, too. Doan';i
Piils gave ni4 relief from these
ailments." - '( "
Price, lincy-nt nil dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get I oan'a I'lUB mo same inu.
Mrs. Strain had. Foster-Mllburn
Mfis. Huffnlo. N. V. Adv.
Ihree
Milqs Out'
wiaMadci Kennedy0-'
John!
l i Anita Loos
anvas for new niemlieishlps.
NIPPONESE
OPPOSED TO
ll is uocets'iry t hit t stejm he taken
for the obtaining of nn adeifiiate
'U'ipply of wafer, both for preHWii
Summer
School Work
At the Central School
4tli, r.lh, fith nnd 7(h
KUUB
ISO.". Third Street
0en June 2ml
rjrriojiru ner nearr,
AlonF-mTd helpless . :
On ruin mnninif' vessel"
Three miles out . t '. ',,
Manned by binlal crew."
How Could , 1
She Escape?
Don't miss this excitinpr'
bootlegging ' adventuro'
of love, laughter and :
thrills. ,
Paby I'cjJKy Comedy
Do you ever go without your dinner be
cause you have no time ?
Even, if you are in a hurry it is not neces
ary that you forego your midday meal- -
In a few minutes only the time U takes
for you to choose from a Viiriety of rich
appetizing food---you can partake of.': ,
nourishing luncheon or dinner,
. There is no unnece:uy waiting - - no
tipping -'no, excessive charges ' r.. ( '
But there is plenty of ("O, -pulauuie food
at low rcasunabtc prices, . .
!.' and wn ice ;otlav - . yoo
ill like both ... everybody ".iocs
The Black Cat
CHECKER WEAVE f -
Have you seen the pillows, Centers nnd Scarfs
stamped on the new tan Checker Weave? Let
us 'show you. 1,
"Kvytltihs or the Bahy"
STAMI'INO lIKSISTITCIItVO
. , Sommer Hotel Bldg.
!i-A y in a rv? h
r-Jnuios -rrr Ha: m sir
j-reN JTsu & .x silLX a-r Mi
u
EXC 'LUSION IN
(Continued from pas 1)
ejeercise moder:it Inn In handling
the exclusion matter. Many news
papers are calling upon Japan lo
rise In defense of her honor.
FOn nnT Two npartments. Hill
Apts. -rhonc iiil-U. yfi-2tc-si
WANTRD Kxpericnrirjfcllress
fall 315-J.
FOR SATK Jersey -co. for s-ile
on payments. IM Hr- row pay
for herself. F re. CM Hamilton
flummenllle. V7 6-JS-tf
A
V 9
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5-2)1-11
Score lai'liiHion Ac t
M 1 1, WAT K K W Is. ( A I ' )
When America turns Its back imon
its ancient friend. .Iaprn, ami
force?, the rnce ftuiftlon to ll.e
fore. It hei-orne reuj.onsibto before
fjod nnd the world for .:! limy in
motion influence s the extent or
which no mnn can measure, de
clared I'orwln 8. Hhank:, of So
utili'. Vadi., president of the nor
tliern Hapibi convention, In open
liifC Us annua I m etlng here, to
day. . ,
LINK'S
BUSINESS COLL
ATI IIOISI-. II'AIIO
nttorn nn lnlrnt.if, Mtlnlljki iiIiiIiik In HiHr
Sui
!r School
I'm- Teacher. IllKirScliool (l rail i in I c nnd ollM-rs nml
lo siiccciil In iIm bnliiesH uorbl.
New 'lnsfs Orj(aiilcil
IOM)V, .MM. 2nd, nml MONDAY, .MM; Ulb
Scud for f'ninloo; K'iotf liifoiiiintlmi
It. T. Ui;iTHAl. MnnriKr.
Tim i nam
Starting
Thursday
POL A NEGRI
J'TIIK
3
IN
Spakisfer-Bairer".
With Antonip .Moreno
Last Time Tonight
"You Can't Get Away With If
A Paramount Picture with the
famous Negri as you like her best.
A-