La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 24, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text- Tuesday," June 24, 1924. i i Local News In Brief COMINO EVENT Junrt 29-July 2 , Chautauqua, T.a Grande Condition Improved J, o well SmUli, whoaimh r wont mi operation for nppeudietlis m u,r Crnnde Honde hospital the (it y.t o. the week is mueh impnnvd tind convalescing In good hJi:i. I terries Froen- -Heparin from Mount Kmlly ihlsl morning state, that tho cold weath er Inst week froze irnnrly the en tire hiirklejierry nop. , I'rospee's for berry gatherers t It l season hi that territory nre very Hlhu acrnnl ing to 1he residents of the region. I'lsh Worn lx lirloiis Some or the nicest trout llml linve been seen In Ihls vicinity ttiiH spring were caught Uy Dr. .1, L. .Mel'hcrson un It. W. Teeters Sun day afternoon near Wallowa," le Hie report. Iloth men enjoyed u delightful trip. lIMrs. Holme Itcttcr - Kugcno. Holmes, who was taken '.Very III here this week with an ou- , ii"" ,n M,ul-"jrnion each put on the Initiatory M..f.M .... SJI MlH IIMII1K"' t IllU'll'lililU.' :that lie stood a good chance of re Icovery. ' tulld iromeM William Itollln was Issued permls- iou to lmild a home on l avenii" ;it a cost of f2fiiu. The lMue Moun tain Creamery will alter ami repair iliclr plant at a cost of $150. .lohn T. Crawford will erect a garage to jjcosl. $100 at his home on Seventh ihtreel between M uud N avenues. A'lslting S. 1. Cmwe's Mrs. S. T, Crowe u entertaining ier two brothers. ( 'olonel V. A. jltiimuey of the I'niled Stales Mn Yvltnr Crops at Mare Island nnd lit. flteverend II. M. ltamsay pastor oi" it he St. Stevens 1 'ro-Cal hedral at ''ortland and their families this rwee;. The two families drove from at heir homes in San l-'ranelseo and 3 Tor) lend respect ively. by titotor lake'' iTIiey eiiect to visit wallowa ' ...rtrti- ! Personal Mention Mm, - 1VA. l.Iendryx of Iji Grand j:pent. the day at Hot Lake. Mrs. Tl. Vnllarenx of Portland went to Knterprlse today. MrM3 il',LUichtfriJKon rrf4irned borne hist evening ni'ler ti wei-k's finjnurn In Portland. F. C T7u;:brs of Forest Grnv arrived In I .a G ramie this morn ing., lie will be employed by the Warren Construction company. W. If. Hopkins. Mrs. D. C. Hop kins. Miss Pearl Hopkins nnd Miss May Hopkins, tourism of Tacomn. Every Man Who Looks You in the Eye, Ixoks You in The Shirt! . We are all just n lit tle bit suspicious oi" the man who cannot look us in tho eye.. then why not le just as - partial- lnr about the shirt that looks back at every eye th;t looks you over?- You've guessed it .we're advertising today ,10 dozen Arrow Shirts . and we're adding that here are the most at tractive patterns and : cloths that ever arrived ';in La Grande since they paved Adams avenue. See them today, to morrow or Friday, and every one who sees you Saturday will see a change in your appear ance ! $L-r, io $8.8.i Latest Knit Ties just arrived, in narrow and wide shape r0c lo $1.15 Clint's Clothiery The Slore With Conscience I II were registered at the Ro miner lin tel la si evening. Mrs. Fi'anU lMfcn returned this morning fmin Cortland, where she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Miller. Mrs. r. Itardt-rn and daughter, Joyce, went through I .a Grande this morning on their way tv Knlcr prise from Medfnrd. . & Miss Klennnr A. Caldln of To ledo, Ohio, was In Ia Crandc ea lerday. She went on to llol l.uke ! Remington, of the Kaslcrn Oregon today, 1 f , . i. Kplscopal diocese, preached the in- . jncral sermon over the hody of Mrs. Mr. nnd Mm, Clarence Char- J. II. Hte verts, pioneer lady who nue honenux and children who have j cumber to death last week, been visiting Mr,, and Mrs. Char- - blowing ;,he services nl llonan les lltnpruer, returned to their home! nnll ,nra, 0,.rm.ml a, Hie Odd in Portland yesterdny, j fellows cemetery. ' DISTRICT MEET WAS SUCCESS! Continued from pair 1) Mrs. pearl Mcday recited. Mrs. J Helen Stearns rendered a vocal solo and ltev. Qutnn made the main ad dress 'to the members ami visitors. A lunch was served to the dele Kates at six Saturday, afternoon and then the degree contest work was, l.nl.l-lM Vw. V 1 hnll n1mA tnnino , ,,., ..'-.... .i .70Kroft -cove .winning the, Imnner row margin of points, la iOrande standing second. Two cm i Idem rings were won by C.l'."Hol Jly of T'nlon nnd Frank Harlett of jl.a Grande, for delivery of charges In the work. Morrle Jones of Vu ion won a pair of gold emblem cuff I links for giving the unwritten work. Three sets of Judges graded the work of the contesting teams and individual members. ' After eating lunch about two o'clock Sunday morning and listening to the decis ion of the judges the last session of the association adjourned to meet next summer In Ta Grande. 1'tnli School Children I'ed Anii-Gollrc Tablet Weekly , SALT T,AKIC CITY. (AP) Choc olate tablets containing ten milli grams' of Iodine each are to he giv en rtuft school children every week as n means of counteracting goitre, according to announcement tate health officials. A recent per cent of the school boys and 'school girls to be afflicted A deficiency of iodine in the drinking water consumed by tho - ' children 1 the reason for the great ! ! number of goitre easi s. according to lr. J, ologist. Vn 1 1 n ce, at at e epid em 1 KnglNhmen Have l'ftllh. .ONPON. ' (AP Tim rubllc Trust' h loli looks after and ad ministers estates, has Increasing responsibilities, year by yi-ar and now has l.l.KiiflL trusts on Its books, valued at aboui i.r.u.n(iii,iint. New business let to the trustee to ad minister average about ?7'i,nnj.ami yearly. NOTICK. Pup lo lirrii'iillr pxpcrli'iicert In poIIm-IIihc I'ltarROH fnr nilvor llAlnj; IIihi in llnlrtl iindrr clflASI flfil ailvpiiisin; aiml miller tlic 'liow llny" liratlinK, the; F.ve nlliK Oliscrvcr will lirrpaflrr lake no flaxsirird ail.l'rllMliiK or advrnlslnf; o Im) run as "now lof1ay" utiles llin ntlvorlsing im acroinimiilcil by rasli. 'OU SAl.K 4-room modern house, furnished. Phone 1 92-J. . G-24-3tp FOR Tt K NT Modern 5-rootn fur nish ed house. Modern 3-rnoin flat. See Mrs. Zuber. 6-24-ltp FOR gAI.K New potatoes. Cull Farmers -'07. G-2l-:it FO 1 1 S A I . K 5 - r o o m quire 2212 Cedar. house. In-tl-24-:itp LOST H row n leather bag on Main street, containing Valuable pa lters. Phone-2nr, M ami receive reward. fi-24-ltp FOIt SACK Inning table, 4 choirs. 2 leather rockers, wicker rocker, kitchen cabinet, sanitary couch and innit ress, refrigerator. l!Mi6fc Adams. G-21-Idp FU SAL11 S-room modern house with lawn nnd trees. Will lake small car for part payment 1 !MtG vXtlaius. 0-24-rdpi ' 'urniBhcd house.) FOU pj-:nt rinse in. Mrs. L. tnven. ii-24-tt I FOP SAl.K Dandy 4-room bunga low netir Itlveria school, $4imi. Five room strictly modern new bungalow, good location. Paved street, etc. Pyramid Land Co. . ; ;t fl-24-llp FOP PAI.M CH4 Puke cherries, I'hone 3 70-W. FOP TlKNT Furnlshid' house. Fruit nnd berries. No children. Inquire 4"7 Third. C-24rH HKLP WANTKD If you are 1 neat appearing young hustler. 1 to 22. nnd would like to travc1 and make good money, call at Savov lintel evening 1 in X::i. Mr. Julian. . fi-21-ai ! EX-SRT! VTCK MAN Insurance I bonus forms now here. Free n t formation ot La Grande Printing Co, 6-23-HP NEW TODAY PIONEER UDY LAIDTO RES FlKs T II Cfmmnr, Ti. I ' AIM I J tj a J I . JU'VVlin III" I terred in Odd Fellmvi j Cemetery Ycsloi I day Afternoon. Willi a large crowd of niourniti" frlentlH and relaliv.-s in attendance At ilonnu hall yesterday afternoon at tun o'clock, Uishop WUIi.im I HARRISON RAPS G. 0. p. l IN SPEECH (Continued from page 1) iTllllfl IirOflllClR IHOl'P. It mitfllt 1l!lVt visnullzed u-nt hl ronrtillons an.l oouraprcouaiy assumed the pari he ntunft a. wreat nation It might have rediyed . living tussts, redeem ed plettges to tlie soldier, followed a definite-domestic program, nnd adopted a broad nnd statesmanlike foreign policy hut. even t hen. It would have availed ii nothing with carnival of corruption. 'The least that the American people expert of their public serv ants Ik common lionesty. They will forgive their passivity, over look their indiscretions, and, top often, forget their Impotency, bin to them corruption Is inexcusable, graft Is Indefensible." Referring to senate Inquiries, Senator Harrison wus unsparing In his criticisms of former Secretaries Oenhy and Fall, .former Attorney General Onugherty. Charles H. Forbes, former head of the Vete rans' bureau iiml former Senator Newberry of Michigan, lie paid high tribute to Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana, prosecutor of the oil Inquiry ami others connect ed with Hie arious investigations. "Iecry them as they will, .the American people know that It wa:i these invest Ifcid Ions oondwted by democrats but through f'pnb lltim committee that sent Albert H. Fall to Three klvers a disgraced man. i was these iiivt-Hligailoii:' that compelled I'M win Dcnhy'n re tirement from the cabinet. II wh there investigations that draw lmugherly back to Washington Court House. H was these inves- tlgal Ions t hat caused conspirators against their government to lake their own lives rather Minn till the truth. It was these Investigations that pointed to the Immoral orgy of Forbes and lUckening scandal In the Veterans' bureau. It was these iuvct-.iignlions that put a re publican congressman behind bars and lashed Newberry from t w senate, it was lliee investigations that Informed the American pub lic that the Cist official at t Calvin Coolidge waa the appoint ment of ' a private secretary who had trailed ami trafficked in pub : lie patroii;t ;c. It was these in 1 vesication.-, that led a republican 'senate to convict its own repub- Menu nutlo.uil committee for Tram Ing' a democratic senator because j he dared to do the right." i Scores o. p. i Comparing tho Investigations ln ! to democratic nnd republican ad I mlntsi rations Senator Harrison j sit id It wus "not g r(i it alone that offers In the two administrations such happy comparisons." "During these little more than three years' he said, "we lia.c seen the present administration float along, tossed by every cur rent, fanned by every breeze, with out purpose, program or policy. I'pon a thousand issues they bave hotsied the. while flag of surren der." Senator Harrison declared t hat nothing In "burlesque or opera boil fee" was comparable to the "scene recent ly enacted at 'levc land In the of form of the Silent Sphinx of the Potomac to exile and expatriate I hose republican senators who dared to oppose his mandate. They dared to vote an investi gation of a number of the presi dent's official family and they are penalized for t heir decency,"- h sahl. , "Hy every device known to trained cainofleiiis, by every nub ile process of legerdemain in lite republican nominee, in true Phar isaical fashion, sought to tUvorer himself from his former comrades In nrms. The phin Is obvious; the (ot rtn,.. Neither the presi dent nor his Fulstui flan army, headed by (Jeneral lluiler and Ser geant Stearns can coiicenl (be ufjly friet Ihi'.t.thc Cleveland convention was the most highly organized, liosa-riibb n and oleaginous ever held in America. The American people will hot be deceived. j "The American people will know j ull(t (,ey are dealing with a svs- tein; that even I hoiiqh Hannu, yuay :md Penrose are iteail, tle-Ir spirit: go marching ou in the per sn 11 a gen nf the Three M iidkeiei ck of present day rvpuhllc:tni-m - lintter. Siearns nnd Slemp." Turning to a diM'tuemtn of tie Mellon tn proposal. Senator Ibu rlson asserted that it w.ts cimeeiv cd in the inter si of privib dsc. "What is this melon thai .MHlou sought to; cut?" he asked, "It would have given ISuli nf the 3, f, r,(PSf income tax pa ers in America r.l per cent -of thV total rediulion. Tat ICediicllon. The temporary chalrmun tlcclur- The Nose Will u-j 1 1 'i ' Ti''''' ' -; 'I ' ' - '' '' ' 5 . ' (liy HOHTKNSK SArNl)KItW NHW YOttK (NKA Speclul) The nose will, have It. . Here Is one convention tip on which you can slake. your lust dol lar regurdless of how Mt'Adoo juul Smith settle their little difficult le.i and the final disposition of the fa vorite sons and dark burses. Here, fellow citizens. Is tho key not o picture of the democratic convention. 1 1 ere is photographic evidence that the Seventeenth Amendment Is working and that men have rec ognized the political ciuu!l!y of women and have acknowledges her right to the convention hall as well as the home. 1 Here Is man's most gullunt and unconscious tribute, tu women! Here is a section of the beauty station that has blossomed like n chintz flower-plot In one corner of dingy old Madison Square Harden cd under the leadership of Sim-, Klnn, foreign relations, prohlbi motis In the senate and Garner liijllon and farm aid continue to he the house, the democratic tax re duction proposal triumphed, "not because we Wvrc numerically strong. -but because we were as suredly right." Comparing the foreign policies the American government under president Wilson and the Hard iug-Coididge dminlstratlon Sena- I 1 or Ha rrison tier la red t hat I he Wilson policy was "definite, wise ami grave: Hie other vascillat Ing, halting and weak." ' It Is, Hie 'difference." he said, "between a keynote tt nd a keyhole policy -o.r statesmanship.' t Commending PieMidehl.' Hardhtfr for his proposal l hut America ad hero to the world court Senntnr Harrison said that President Cool idge had pledged himself to carry oui Mr. Hardlim'ri pnlleh nnd that yet from the day he assumed of fice he hnd mad "only a bow" In that direction. Senator Harrison declared that If returned to control of the gov- niiuenl the democratic parly would bave "nSi her pets nor pup pets to protect or corrupt cabluet members to coddl"." "We wbl . rigidly enforce the !-.... 1... i,i .i.l,tiw,P iim viola tnr'ho i.IoiUp.1 ( rul m.ifntil p. i .uuir.,,,!! initen nn em- I I'onirressionai nrine iiiaen, an em iiei:zler or' the public -domain, or -. ,itu..,..,t,itl, lit, tit leeirer." will readjust larllT rates . 1 ..,..!... I i-d nilt-irli lnr.. f t-tinfltortatlnn charges, We will lay bare campaign i " '" ' "", k in. bribers and punish election frauds, there were cries or "go lo It. Put. "We will gn to the relief of ills- Morrison's Jibes at the Mellon lux tressed arrlcitlture and adopt sucii jplnn and the Fordney-MeCumber policies and puss such laws and re-I tariff act brought shouts of ap sto.v permanently the purchasing jnrnvnl. "That's the boy. Pat." cried pOV.'l f tlie farmers uoiiar. -We wdl adopt a progressne n- elamatlon policy. J) -We will pursue the same high course that bus cvei lenders of democrat- rr u v 1 1 r rirl.-l , :. to I--' lr ' , . by those, who Hire irr.v unmoved tv I nose w no iee sidl'lnhiy to control. Neither the cries of radical nor the 1,1 rents of conservatism will swerve us from our fixed pur pose, licniocrney Is the right way. It in the pari;- Hint offers the safe mid. He course, patronizing no !:. in nnd i.avliiir tribute to no ex- , ,.w . , fT? PsIITXT IKLnlUlJl y ' KKKKrJvO lA FULL SPEEni,m1 ,tp,n culled to the Mires" home. I jlle said that a strong odor of liquor " ; pervaded the atmosphere at I he (Continued from page 1) drives as the convention assembled lodav. The rnderwood rniiM, ll en- thiisiasm ralseil even higher by the Alabama senator's presence, also mil on more spcd. Likewise the supporters of John V. Dnvts, Senator ttalslon. James i. cov au.l numerous dark horses :,iniil to find tlie isoinpr to nun lii.intr. 'ihl Hun Tliuril.D AlilimiKli II"- l'W'tforin unil rulm n port will Kivo I Im 1S l-lri!:il.' ilu ii- rlivt rlmnrn to lo hullln f'T Ihi-'r i.pini.nm In Iniilllf'.mil . . !. ..m.i ilm in.'i. ii'-r. niJiny ,M' 1,1 , -'tl", . jni'lly ol hiii 11 i-n.i-r. ... - . t..u.... In I.O HI'llll'll ., rt. i- to.l:iy'f " w. ,001' 1 Un- n ill riflitl":; on I'.iuvi nl 0:1 Hour lo l ' 'I'liuil:iv "r I'riilnV j wlii'li ' litillo'inif on i n-" ! r:l'i:i. In.i. r .1 :ruii'B'li:il Kllli.nw pm- rain -I'" iint:riiiiitl"i: I""'I"'H " ii,. ni.i.l" loiimrrow. to KH" I CiOlllI i"li ituiniii"' i.i:iirnn out or ' ,,,, or ! lrrPr.,t tor .! ron-'i'!''ii,,'"' , I'our lm" Wi-IrIUV. Uecolutlona on ihe Ku Klu Have ItAs - Women Meet In Convention where the Democratic convention holds forth. With 'the naked eye- you can set but five nf the mirrors that bi scrt Hie room in. a. double row, chorus-girl style, no that the 4;M women delegates In Hi tendance need not stand tn line and wait for a mirror, as the men will have to do, but may sit down ami do a thorough job of repairs w bile they are at It. And besides the double row of mirrors are many full-ulzcd mod els and smaller ones hanging on tho walls offering standing ac commodations for a full or part portion. ' A black-gowned," white-nproncd maid stands at attention n-adv to supply face powder In any shade from thi! blush pink to tho Paris ian tangerine or King Tut tun, and rouge of every known blend. She also will have hairpins for the chief stumbling blocks In the way of the official platform hitltd ers. At least three full platform drafts und a deluge of separate suggestions nre rendy for the com m it tee's consideration. Vho convention, lifter completing temporary organization and going through tlie program, of prelimin aries, adjourned until eleven o'clock tomorrow morning. ' ; Honor Wilson. Senator Harrison's keynote nd dVess was Interrupted by a great demonstration in honor of Ihcnte President Wilson, Cheers for f'leveland, Jackson, .leffiTson and Itryan hail resounded through the big garden but when Harrison mentioned Wilson's name I he noise nnd enthusiasm broke loose. State standards came up quickly from their places ami soon the floor wnn jammed with a mass of delegates (trancing about chant ing songs which had become fa mous In Ihcvar days of Wilson. Harrison calmly took I he chair (waiting for the demonstration to ! subside. j' Harrison's speech was also Inter ri.t.to.l nt rr..i,iienl liilory,.l hy cheers and cries of approval. When t he senator referred to Ha rry Daugherty'H presence at the Ite- "i.e...,...i, mi "i " mm. im ' m" !" " ' " i' 1.1. .... .. ...... . v reaty. More c beers occt "' ' n 1 in Willi.- llnu... w.. n..t , ".phynlx" hut a -l-nul It-vr.-." 1 ' EVIDENCE POINTS TO MOONSHINE (Continued from page 1) slldy cocaine, ivhich would cnus 1 convulsions, similar to which she juus shahen with while al t'nlon. M ,,, j Sehuyster, or I'nlon. also testiried lo the effect that he home ami also sahl that one other r..ll..u ll...i-n ulmin 1... ff.ul.l n.tf Identify, was drunk, lr. V. T. I'hy. of Hot lnkc, who U xamined the girl while sho was at; jne inulnrium before nnd after deutlt, announced that the girl's; (stomach had la-en sent to the slate, luliorulorli-H ut 1'ortlunil tor poHlltvx I'xamltuitlun. Ili iinnnunri'il thut tt woulil lu InipoHHllilr' lo Hi'citrn un nhftolulo illuKnoHiH of Imt ilrntli uu. Ill llti' report from rorlluiul nr ilvi'il. Ih'M'rllinl lajr- Trip. MrH. Malili 'ook, of Ornnili', u-itH (uiii)inoncfl tuiil iiiu'Hlloni'il. Mtif Iftitifiril Dial Kin' anil hrr liunlinnil. J In X rook, Mr. mill Mm. Ih-rhiTt !.. .... imirrn n.1111 3ir. lion ftirn. i-.iui'i M Irt n wrnl up Ciilhi rlno t'n i k Krl-. llIiy ,ornIllf fur ,iy- rinding' ,rl Hh), II)K,.rt.-. llml ulfi r llu yl ,1,,,, urriv.il ncur III" Hull lumh. jiiiiotu Ki'V'fu ur "ikih iumi-h iroioi 1 1 -nlnti. ror rnlilulnlliv Coruo No-! 'ililo, II. I. Holl unil "IIMly l.nnc" i,rnvi' llf In tli.'lr rump. Kll" Willi 1 1 1 I Ilm Irln IcTI u rt . rwn i cIh. nftiT ll idlorl ffluy. itttrlnir whll-h lint" AIikm flrrty tt-til woillfiff In tit" r-ri'H.'. Hhc ml, I t II," fill Imil ti'"ii ntnylnf; nl Hi" I'.ihl (liirrily titrtr" in I.a urandv, nliun tiursliuned 05 i ! tlie long-lwilred illegal cs and elec tric curling Irons ami combH for the shorJ-halred'Slstersv -1 . All party lines', must disappear, and women must stand ,firr.i on the hea,uty.bloc..: , llesldes the mirrors and the.ani rti unit Ion, . there, lire. . comfortable choirs. ami .shaded lamps, a chaise lounge and all. tho appurtcmMiccs of ease a woman mlht find, or wiili she could find, in, he, own heme. , And If women at 4he Democratic convention want to smoke a clg ttret, they may do so In i very elaborately furnished smoking room, on tlie first floor, where :no lion pictures will be shown and '.ca served, Old. Madison Square Garden, consecrated of late years to rriae fights and circuses, has never been so dolled uu. before. And ll's all for the Indies. . to where Miss Gray lived, ' After .leaving their camping site and going to I'nton. where they st opped u t. t he Mires placi', M it. Cook testified that Scott, Noble and the girl arrived there nnd that at that time the girl was drunlj. She also said that Miss Dray took a "swallow" of Honor .from a bottle. threc-ftinrlers full, which she hie with her, . Mr. Cook, In his testimony, sal that Frank llttrch and Fred Mtren were also along on tlie trip. Irfiter testimony nlso-wns to the i effect thnt Kalo t'onley,. or Vllgin, was with Iho fishing party.,' . Saw lloltle In Noble's Car. When iiueslloned nuy Ihiuor was In Noble's rnr when up Catherine Creeli, Mr. Cook stal ed l hat be saw one hot) le. wilt) about one-hal inch of moounhltic whiskey In It In Noble's car. lb stated that Scot 1 and Noble were both slighliy Kick In the evening when they were at the Mires home In t'nlon. He said that Scott seem ed sober up tin.1 creek nnd that No ble had a liquor odor on his breath Others wh'h testified this morn ing1 were Mr, ami Mrs. Herbert Mires, Mr. ami Mrs. Ktmer Mires and Fred Murray. O. H. Scott had been subpoenaed but waa no pns ent. Their testimony bore nut the earlier testimony, nearly in every detail. . In brief, 11 appears that the fishing parly , went up 'Catherine Creek and were later Joined by the Noble, Scott, Miss Gray trio. Then, ufterwards, the two parlies separ ated and again met at the Kltuer Mires place In t'nlon. It was there that the girl becmue violently III and where Noble and Scott showed signs of Illness. Tow doctors were fl.r K,ri whon found they could do nothing. L,, W(lB ,aKen to the Hot l,uke. I "r,-,r ' ly flKh. r.K..ln j """" ,""'l"'f wl,l " ,,,"!;! , '"' iih unrdiim'loim m iirly nil tin- llmo. the eml came Sunday alteruoon. nn Mai t ied Once. Miss Gray has been married once, to Charles (iray. but they were sep arated, according to reports. Then she assumed the name of "Hell y Lane," for some motive that Is a mystery. Tier father failed Itf nrrlve In La Ortindo hist t veiling and funeral nr rangements are still pending. The body Is id the I tobin-nlia nip ehnpet. rinnn Mnilujr. rniklnir ' Ill'K. riMiiM? I.M-.I CLAY BROS. llC(iA(.i; . THANSI T.lt "llvi'rywlii'rn fur lllii- MAIN IIN siaiiiI nl Mm limit Co. Gilmore & Cochran I'ltiniliiiiK and IlcHlinp; 22(12 N. Hiich St. riinnc 2HH-M DIM OFFERS Mi LAUGHS "My Ilushnnd's Wire,r.' , Cliautauqua A h roe-Act Coinedy-r-to lid Giver. Closing Nip;ht. For' anyone .looking for deep philosophy; for those craving tears ami "hearts and flowers" music: for those who duii't. enjoy a laugh. "My Husband's Wife" will he a poor place to go. Members nf the chnnlimqun di rectors have sat In on the prelim inary rehearsals for the three-act t Anted y which will be presented by a east of local stars, and even nl this early slage In the preparations, officials have gone on record as willing to wager their reputations lor honor and Integrity lliaf. "this omedy Is by far the best produc tion presented In l.a Grande by lo cal talent over a decide of tun EE Special alhpurpose limh s0.srillatnr GH Fans arc oIdunclfrthe"Check"Seal. llcliind thrm is the rrsjxjasibilityof bolli the General tflrctric Co. and the Pacific States Kltctric Co.'Sokl and serviced by , ; ''Cheit:" Seal contractors itnd retailett. LOOK FOR THE G-E FAN GIRL AND TUB , "CHECK" StAL IN THE XJKALtR'S WINDOW e; GENERAL ELECTRIC PILLOW SLIPS Rimii.lhinjt - in Pillow Slips Hint you will enjoy"' . milking tturing your vacation. , Art & Baby Shop ' "Everything for the Ilahy" GTAMPINO llIIM.STITtllllNa ' Sommer Hotel Bldg. 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