La Grande evening observer., June 26, 1924, Image 5

Thursday, June 26, 1924.
THF, LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
1 Local News In Mrfj l
1 ' TO VST UKE
Juno 23-.1nJy 3
Chautauqua.
l.a Omnia
nock from J'xtUixl , , . '
.Mr. ami M ib. H. lvanlioc ni-
turmil lo I .a. Orumlo thin mornlni
irnm i'ortluiiil. ' '
lUiiioilcMliiic Ktlorlnr
Tho oulsfdp of Iho Slur Thr-:ilir
Li bplnff roflnlshe.1, by , ih. ila.sti-r-
sry tolar. . .
Returned nn KnrlUiMt
Adjutant, and Mrs. C. A. rotei-Hon
arrlvwl In La Orunrtc- this niorninr
frnm Portland whnrc ihiy whit
called by a ,wldlnir of rilatlvog. , ,
t tnm for SfenUmg '
W. A.,nuoiii wan fined flvo Uoi-
larfl und' costs In' tlio jiiKtrec court
this morning for "speeding on tlie
highway. . . .- ' . . ...
Back rmm Vmrniin '... r '
Dr.' and, Mrs. J. 1,. Ingle are u(
homo .mrutu;after htivlnjc .uUeiiilcl
Hie sialo osteopuihle convention In
Albany.. . ;
nmmtwdnn Meet postponed .
After adjournment until S:3(i
o'clock last-evenlng.fthe'clly coin
uilssion meetlnif, owing to no quo
rum present, vns postponed until!
::i0 0 clocK tomorrow cvcnliur tn
the city , hull building.
NEW TODAY
'.. v. ' : NOTICE,
J)n to difficult jr cirpcrlcnrcil
In coUccilnn rliargcs for lvcr
(Isliu that is HMol BWlcr classi
fied advertising and iuiiIit ilia
"new today" heading, the Eve
ning Observer will Lereafler
laM no classified advertising or
advr,rliliig to be run as "new
today' nntaK the ailvcrlslng is
accoinpaiiieii by cash.
Qfl 8AI.K It. I. It. buby chicks,
'hatched the first of June. Phone
Kami 1X6. ' ; -S-2ti.
I'Ofl PAI.E May lluke cherries,
fall 4.r.li-J. .2.2t.
I'Tin ItriNT Furnished apl. 200r.
Second. . ' G-2li-2tp
WANTKft Steady work by lilgl.
school boy. Inquire ivou V Ave.
',. , ,. ... . ... 0-!0-'.'li
rOF! 8Al.n I'ord bug. cheap ll'
'taken this week. Cull 413 M.
2!.07 Rpiuco SI. CStl-aip
FOIl UKNT Furnished house.
Fruit und berries. No children.
Inquire. 4uJ Third. l)-2ii-2lp
FOIl ItKNT 8-rodiil .furnished
lu'odern apartmenl.' Mrs. Huek.
It?. Adams.. . ' 0-tc-21.
VOTl TIKNT flarajrc.' j;..00 per
niomli. call lino Adams,
. ,, ' 0-1'li-ll'
WANTKI'f-ltellable housekeeper to
lake ' complete' chargji of hous-'
for in days or two weeks. None
bul experienced need lo apply,
llcfercnecs. ' I'honc 3im-W.
, ; .'.-....". . . . (i-20-i tp
FOn. RKNT Two liousj lieotillig
rooms. . 1 707 Adams. .'il-2i'.-2i.
MKIId i.fTIMI
VS.. kl.M full...
J
AV.lEN A COOPER
,JiN'IT summer
UNDERWEAR
just light for these
hot jhiys.
In C. V. D., Poros
knit, Biilbriggan, Cooper
Knit, in . knee, three-qutirtei-
and ankle
length suits in regular
and stouts in quarter,
half and full lciiffLl.
sleeves.'. .
A: Prices Ar Moderate
, Men's
J 95c to S4.45
Rojrs
, 50c to $1.15
.' ,.'''' '
Clint's
Clolhkry
Tb Stare WIUi a Can-1rnc
ifHi
MIL
Son Is lloru
Mr. and Mm. JI. a. .nhliinnii
am n.n.dvlnir oonirrauiliiiioiid or
lll.:lr frlt'iida unnn Ihn ... ....
"Ikflll nnimil ann . .
' "' miiunia, III I
Mil' tllandr. Itnn.li lioxpllnl. Tho'
yuiiuK iiihii nas nipn nam. d llarni.i'
A. Itnl.lnsnn. Jr. I
VWiing ,.
.Miss Louise and Miss Prances'
llalglcr of Otlawa. Kansas, arrlv.-.l1
morning lo be the house giiesla
of lloetors 1,. an.l Hurry lloiivy
for Die next few w. ..! 'el... .,...'
ladles have recently been visiting
... . .m.raun springs prior to com
ing tn Iji (iramle.i On I, i,..,..
they expect to make a trip through
t'lillrorniit iKtor;. ntiiriiing home.
Mrs. Ilnsklns Jtrlurns
Mrs. Jessie A. Ilosttlns, who has
been in New York ror (be past few
mnnllis stuAylng voire with Veat
nian Orlffith. has returned lo Knsl
..rn Oregon and will devote a por
tion of her time to her l.a Orande
inildls. ' She has reopened her stu
dio at 1S12 O nvenue and will spend
Tuesday evening and Wednesday or
each week here. .
To Alter and' ltepalr
W. It. i'arker took out a permit
this morning to niter and repair a
dwelling on Depot street between
I' and V avenues. The cost Is 'esti
mated at :o. W. P. Sturglll will
repair a dwelling on Second street
between Main and Washington nt
a cost of $250.
On lloom v
"The. towns along . the route -of
the Natron cut-off are all more or
less on the boom' since the begin-'
ning of the construction work," said
Miss Kdna Williams of Oakrlilge.
Oregon, who with her nephew Karl,
went through r.n Grande tills morn
ing on her way to visit in Wal
lowa. Miss Williams said that Oak
ridge und other small towns along
thn, route had more than doubled
in population this' year from the
impetus given them by the new
road. According to Miss Williams
jln the neighborhood of 8, OHO men
are to he employed near Oakrldge
In the next few weeks.
XMi lit I(n firantU
Afr. and Mra. 11. M. OrcciU' ilrnVt
In fvom Montroso, CoUirutJo, y-8-terduy
und toiftiy Air. Orei'iin, who
is a rn'wfiimiK riniiu, culled on the
Kvt-ntni; Ohsn-rvur. Ho wa aci'ori'i
pu'nloil by IiIh old friind, V. K. ill
lifrt t ho oamo hort: from Mnut
roso sovoral yi.-ars fto. Tlio two
mon woro ylmys tojfntlior" and oaeli
dt'lirfhtod in tolling Home iimtanco
of earlier days when naros
fow and thuro soornrd to bo no
tacc Hko ('olnraito. That wan b
lortt tdl.licr of Ihciu hal H.-oit Ori
Kon. "Whi'ii lonvinrr Hi" offiois Mr.
Oilbort tiiM'l of tho fact thai Mr,
and yvs. Groino had jiml been
niajTlotl In Denver and wore hom-y
moon Ins: In Or'nn. Thoy arc driv
inc- through and oxjifK lo viuit aH
iho prlnripal cUb of the Pnclflo
roast. ...
Personal Mention
Mrs. Charlie Houghton and chil
dren loft for Taooma today lo make
their homt. fr. HotiKhten Ik In
tho theater business in Tacoma at
present.
Mrs. O. I.. I.nrson lft for Baker
this mornlnff.
Mrs.. J. li. Mays returned from
Portland where, she has been visll
Inff for the past week.
K. C. Tnoltoy left for Kntorprlse
today on huslness.
Hay Ptino returned from a husl
ness trip to Portland last owning.
His brother-in-law, Columbus Kay.
accompanied him.- Mr. Uay will
Visit in l.a Ornnrto for a few days.
Mrs. Anna Itrand left this morn-
ling on a visit to Portland.
Smith Nominated Today
By Franklin Roosevelt
(Continued from catca 1)
htedod by the vast majority who
make up the 1 lit.otKi.fiao of our
population.
, "Confidence and faith such us
this has been won by the governor
of this state. The masses of lahor
took htm as n proteetor and good
friend. The honest buslnes man
knows that ho has never sought
personal preferment by demugtfgie
attack on honest business. The
. lurilMTM WHO I" 1 !- ' "
(crops valued at hundreds of mil
lions of dollars near wiumir temi
mony to bin yeurs of service In
their behalf, siding them to better
living conditions and a more econ
omic distribution of tho produce
of the farm.
With him wo run win. This
rocrnor or ours Is tho most dan
gerous adv'sary that the Itepub
Ucan parly ever had lo rear and
you, l convention here assembled,
owe It to Ihe nation to elioose :i
eundhlate whoso mirim ipells vic
tory. He bus been oleeted to of
fice HcventiMii limes. This Is ait'
overftholinlng detnonM ration of
uMllly to eonmiEind tlio eonfldrnee
of the ureal e loot orate, v,
"Muelt of the romntice of 11"
coin is In the llfo Moryl of our gov
ornor. Horn f Amerlean-born pa
uo look uiMrti hlnwelf wliH
...in !. i.nv iho re.moiiKlbllity for
iho, support of hi family. A wane
, 'irner toiling with ihb nnnuh, in
man In iho spnoenf twenty years
without fortune, wiihout fortntl
omi aiil. wbh nothing to rely upon
fxeepi his own indomitable cotir-
uoe, tits own nmffnlfleent it Ml it y.
but Hmi to l'1 commanding and
OutAtait'lmiC flsT In the W rif
tho nation."
H. W. (Hob) Kiotohor and hi
family of cniorlninct-H, of r nd.
lon. worn Iktu today on rmiu- t.i
Wallowa l.ako, wln-iv (In y Hniu-tu-rtl
tho KikH olnb ihi.s iviiihi-r la
thotr vandMvillo nr'rt:iim-nl. (.l
touod by u (1:iimv. Oh Kriday niicbl
Uii orKaaixaiion will i.iMtviir nt f-:ii-I
or prise with a nlmw and d;im- and
ai Inililtr Suiurday niahi.
Tho. Flololior family of iior
talhors a(V Imlood a ttitonicd tain
ily of intisichuiH, :ind pcn'rnitTs.
ItijKidoH (hf.tr KOVfii-piw.' oroht'Mtra,
whioh rontlom ovtiythiu' la (ho
way of imisio, fiom olassionl to
jnxz and from Iho old f:ini!Il:u'
inniH to tho popular piwi'-M of IIm
tlay, tlioy do fonturc and charactor
dftnolnp, elo. ' Tho family ia oom
posnd of Mr. n nd Mrs. KU-uIht and
thrlr throo koiih and ihrco, da:i?rh-
tors.
Oll'ors havo boon mailt' thi.s or-
thnc" vaudeville, but Mr.
ilolohor bollix a Hiiepotssfnl busi
ness man ot IVndUton, llioy hav-
ileoHnod all sueb offi-rs for tho
prosent at loast. Mr. Kletohor wilt
ntlond tho 11. .;K. K. coromonhii
it 1-Jntoi-prlso Thursday.
Davis, Saulsbury and
Ralston Arc Nominated
(Continued from.papro J)
power, In this hijjiroffleo r.s .well
as his senatorial vote,-he was abb-
to nnd? ho did perform his - lull
measuro of patrlotle duty,- V-
' I hen too by. reason of his long
term of membership on the demo-
oratlc national oommfttoe, whore
his services alwtiys proved of preat
vnluo in the parly eounolln and po
litical campaigns, our candidate Is
endowed with a point Nur and broad
knowledge of party affairs whioh
would, he of Jncsdnmblo bonefit If
ho wore nominated for the hftrh
office of proHldont.
"I have in .brief desorllK-d to you
tho record of a life-lontf. slorllntf
denioorai. .whortn nnd out of offie
has always striven for the nuocesH
of tho parly, and who by his
ord both as a party man it ml as nj
national legislator, has proven him-;
self oualifled by knowledge and ox-'
perieuoe. lo ably ftiinil tho dntiert
of tho preatem. ,
"I said a few moments uztt. Ilu
people varo donuintlin!? n forcible
executive, who ran and u til Inspire
confidence, in congress of, his 4ond
ershlp. int.'nd to present to you
for considor.MtoD .the, name oC'
man I foo. would fnrcvfnlly im
presa bis Iealershlt and sliifoHiiinn
ship .on eonT-iiH and the nation;
who would be a fair adjiiMler of the
contliethitf Interests of this country:
a nifin who Is rlht on all o.uos
tions afl'eolliijf the miissos: it pro
Ki'oHsiye domorrat In the truest
meaning of tho word progressive.
"Ib- Is ti fair representative in
Its truest sense of Iho proKrosiv
west. Ho Is n fanner, a real dirt
farmer, whn lnn ho n ohos.'n as
tho Kovernor of ono of the Kroatonf
ooiiiinnnwonllhK of tho union. In
fhn poslllon ho lists demons! rut oil
hm ability, honesty and courajre.
Ho is capable of rarryititf bis tiios
Hutfo to the people of Iho entire na
tion ns lo- did to tho Twpb' of his
own slate. Ik mil only a favor- i
ito son. but a native won nl the!
jrroat" Sunflower slate of Kansas.
"M follow delegates, you nre'
aslu it ;o select your slanrlard-TiiMir- j
or frf.m the busy, hiistHnB' com
merehvl center of the east. Aprninl
you lire asked to make such noire- i
lion - from the golden west and 1
again from iho sunny Hmidi. 7 1
you lo potno where tho wis! hi-
gituT"
Snimiol Itnlslnn Nomlunted.
NKW VOUK. (Ai) In on nd
dress of 2:t! words, twenty "vi-n
words shorter than -Lincoln- -Oot-tyburg
address, I'red Van Nuys of
Indianapolis, today placed Samuel
.M. Italston in nomination for t he
presidency. Van Nuys emphasized
I'.alstou's abljily as a vote-goiter
and his record for economy while
governor of Indiana partleulnry.
"As governor of Indiana ho made
an unparalleled record for economy
and eirieiuiey. He loft over $&,
ttOO.aao in Iho state treasury, nnd
tho state out of debt for tho first
time In 'ghly-two yours,
j "As Untied States m-nutor he has
shown himself possessed of rare
poise und purpose," Hiiht Van N'nys.
"l-ft.il li., l.n.,i nr....lAs.f,t nf 41.,. Onl.
led States during the trying months
just passed he would not have re
mained stolen! and silent. Ho would
not have hroRdetiKted silence to an
oiilrairofl and expeetant people. Hi".
would havo led them wit h a dy
namic and not a static spirit of
Americanism. We know this man
from Indiana. VvY need him at (be
head of the nation's affairs loday.
Ho Is a' ruggod American of the
mtddewest, Intorpidiy honest nnd of
seasoned fearlessness.
"On behalf of Ihe nation whioh
hangs opeeiaiitly upon I ho results
of this ronvt-ntion, wo prem-nt tin
mime of Ham ml Italston of In
dlana for the pr;Hldenoy."
, Davis Is Nominated.
NKW YOIEK. (AI' .lonailiiiti
M. Davis, governor of Kansas, was
plaerd In nomination for president
at the democrat le national conven
tion today its a rsir reres-ntM-tlvo
in Its truest sens, of tho pro
gressive west," and as n "forcible
executive w ho M'Ollbl Insii're I be
oonfhlenoe of eongr sn In lits b ad-4-rsliip'
Hoprrwentntivo Wiltlam A. Ayre.
of Wlohilu. spoke for Kiinsas In
formally placing her governor be
foro tho convent ion, and as In- an
srrted lhat the ohoioe of Ibo Sun
f(wir Stale lutl doinoaKti-alei) lhat
he emjbl enrry his men.tige to ib
aft) Ion nn ho hfld w siteei rmfmiy
on.rrb d It to tho fw-oplo of hi.-i own
stato.
"People everywhere, but more
!
jspeolaiiy in tho. niUlncsu Hint, tliv
'ttiHial norilnvosl, u Uu usrk-uiturai
'soot Ions." Mr. Ayrrs s.ld, ar
jlooktns or. yotv domnn.lin miho
ithlnpr inortK tnuiribltt - thi , oullht?
jtittontlon to tho :iOM tint tiobb
(di-oils f tho prist. Thoy io mk
; i tool in smiH t hhiH' ' mro r than i
phuoria of iibtlMfn, ; l'irPininuoi-
oa 11 bo nof.miHshod fniy by 'fur
'olblo ojtoj-utlvo who oali iftiiv ol
Itldi iiOf in tho tOfriMlalttv bratioh,
'who can tiuprw u- ofUi'f-s thai
! lie itonH.'n thtt iiuntitloft of bnidnr-
Irihlr and siaioMinnnshtp. and Mi
ls lint, unmindful r.f Iho faot lhat i
ho should lh tho supreme hadr i
land ebampion tif "II the i.ndo and
!unl of a fnvored tow. '
'-Thotv Is no use nor fdaee In
'Ihln nallmi for two reiwilr.unry po
itiiioat parties. One in onoujdi- Tw"'
p'jitform of the oonsorvaiivos or re-
aetlotiito' party Ikih tieen made nnd
th nomlneis annotineotl.
it will be: romenibered tSm airrl
otitltirist van reriueidt-d durittytho
wur by Iho ehlef os'oout ive to doti-bb-
:md n double his oiTorkVlo "M
ply Iho ne'essarv fondstpt'H;. ' Thin
lie did unrmdniiitfly und atrlotl
eally. whioh aoeounts In a Ia1-K-iiieasuro
for Ills disnhtlltyi at tbif
lime. He wns not irivcn a 1" P1"'
cent plus oonttet, and he. was not
Kiiaranleed by., bis trovernm nt
o !j to (J per cent, return on his In
vestment. Ho was not finaneed by
the Kovornmont In Ms ontorprlsn of
lurnlshlnjf food and hy reason
thereof he is nt this time, suffer
ing a disability. Thorefoiv.. no
jdouht. h. was thrilled whon ho saw
that wonderful eonwlrneiivt; plank
j of I he republieau platform whloh
pledges a oontinulnK nnl lnereasin
solicitude for all sufiVr."? any rtls-
iiblllty as a result - of service? to
this nation in time $T war.
HIRED HAND
CHEER FOR
N. Y. HEAD
(Continued from Tago pne)
opposition nut t his reeltatlon o
Hmllh'M roeord. Again nnd again
tho.v wore bursts of cheering ;is
Koosovelt -described Hmttli's Hao
from a poverty stricken home on
tho Kast Kldo to tho governor's
mansion. .
When ttoosovolt flulsbod the. con
vention was plunpped into a rip
roaring demonstration, aided and
unshod along by complete oivani-
zallon of dornonstmtors. hundrodt.
of whom marched into tho hat!
from beneath the ' platform und j
from uutsbhv ' Humls, rooters arm
id wbh megaphone s, cheer Tend
ers; slngorj and others. wl(h all
nnlpmont of the professional dem-
onstrulor. kept up the racket. Krom
Iho npoakors stand It appoared that
prOlHibly hutf of th delegate paoi
was taking part In iho deinonstra
Hon either' by marching or by
niunding on rbali and waving
riuns and junlng in tho chheortng.
However, the galleries 'proles
nlonnt domonstrfttors and rootetn,
who had boon parked In up under
Ibo raftrand Into every nook and
e ninny on the floor, made tin- bulk
or ibo noise ami' iu Mines aetually
drowned out . tho band. j
After tho Kiiiltti. ibanonttlrntlon
renehed the iiour and one-'iimrtor
mark Uooevrlt signaled to , the
KinHIt floor mnnnprerH to halt the
raekt. There wax a lull and Annn
fnso sang the. ."Star Simngled
ltaniHT' bringing quiet,
ICoHevelt ntarteil to leave : the
platform and ttie Htnlth dfinon
Hlrttilon higttn (.now when tho
l.i'iid In the galleries started "Kii:
l'lano .Minliic. Ia'kliijt
ISm. I'Immm I.M-.I
CLAY BROS.
imkuack aitANsriut
"rrerywlterff' for lllie"
A . MAIX WH
Iramk mayo
WM.IiHKP HAI.klS
I.VKLW BKENT
OtO. AJiC'HAIflBAUD
pt o.urtmt,
FOX NEWS
Arcade
' ; 1 Starts
TODAY ;
, wSHYilliamrox ;
. e SHEIK p
rJHMANKtHRY ' It 1
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PAGEANT AT ' ' Phirbw had. to all onlwanl Indlen
tivTt , 111 tr ua, tkoou po4-iootly 4Ulm, Ho want
'UNION WILL iid. l
W. TOVinHT,' Tin rtwott?',! loaves it wlfo and I
(Contlnuort from priRO 3)
Show.1 Tire easl also Is praotloally
unchanged with the exception of
Audrey Delap who wilt take Mrs.
Uay tnmcan's place as herald, ,
Immediately following tho page
uht a dance will be bold in the
gj muaKluiti. both nights, ?
Hide, West Side" Smith's eum
paign tune. Afler another lil tnin
itteH the olamnr finally stopped
having I a sled an hour unit a half.
: Hull to dill I'olloo.
After Iho t-imlth d-UHtit.siration
hail p.rt hmo d the hour murk it wan
apparent that tbe duration of the
noi.se making ami parading was
only a question of how long Smith
manager might decide to ret it
continue before e losing down tho
sirens, on i ling off iho haml.t and
passing tho word to Iho rooters to
Vile nut. When the deiuoiist rut Ion
flmilly stopped tho alwles were
clogged that sorgenuls-ai-nrms
were powerless -and Hie police
wore entlcd to ejoel the rooters.
V bile t he Miutl h ' demonwl rat Ion
was at its heb;hlh confetti drop
ped from ailjiicent . skyscrapers
nnd fell through Iho open rooT,
fluttering Into tho convention hall
Hko snow.
, v ih rmr lH'Niiim'.i.
The roll eall was then 'renamed
and 8-nator Huyanb nominated
W 11 hi rd Saulsbury.
Itondolapping but no demon
st rut Ion oeourrod when Lewis it.
SioVenion nominated former Noc
rotary l)avld Houston. I
: Konaior Joneph X. Robinson, of
Arkansas, was formally placed be- i
fore the iJemoeratie convention
Wednesday for nomination for i
president. J
Woman Presides j
luring the convention prelim-
Inary lotlay .Miss May Ki unedy,
from the Itrons, presided briefly.
This Is tho first time a woman has
over presided over a millouul con
vention. FAILURE OF
HEART DEATH
CAUSE, CLAIM
, , . . . . I
(Continued from pn(?e 1) !
not, apparently, boon suf I'lolentty
heated to cause Mr. Shirley's
death. When thev started nero.1.1
the roitd to use a neighbor's' phono
1 vVi.','
IM ' ill..1" W X'.;'
The
Fletcher Entertainers
Seven People
Hiph Class Vaudeville Show
Imbler, Oregon
SATURDAY
June 28
Rij Dance
After Show
Don't Miss This Big Event!
Snappy dance music that will make you step.
Popular Prices , . .
Help u celebrate the
' firnt Ar( and P.nby
two children, Itubv and John, be
side other relatives., Mineral ar
ranu'ciitouiN have not boon , onu
plotetl but it 1h iirobllblo that I he
eei-ontony Will bo held ou .Satur
day. ... . i '. ' -
- miNTs Y.!-:7rTi:u .
((?onllitded from pnoi U
uuiko Hho rneo vriil. 'oolUtg wore
rspoiisibb for ent ndonng iowurd
hfm the blibr enmity of the ex
treme eonscrvnlt es In I ho pari v.
llutier wanted first or all a ticket
that would win.
Tho others wanted, first of all, a
ticket that wes saio.
They Insisted that tho ticket be
l.epi clear of western piiigresslv
ism, while llinler held thai it takes
all kinds of men to make a parly
and thai -n man Is not neeossarily
wrong just because ho happens lo
disagree with certain other men,
Vimdamoiilally, ho couldn't
why Coolldge nnti ltirah eonbln'l
Miami on the same platform. ,s ;
Will (arc for Kiddies
At Coming Chautauqua
(Continued from pngo 1)
playgrounds each' afternoon ' the
public Is cordlnl1ysln,vlted nnd urg
ed to ali end ' the-plenle dinneron
Sunday evening nr :!: K. I;,'l.H
ly, who has a rcpulat Ion ;ns a cof
fee maker, and H. K. Dixon will
have ehargo, bf the community
p'lenlo. Alt are urged to bring
their own food, sugar, anil cream
and Utem-ilis but the rod hot coffee
will bo supplied to them, rump
ftiv girls are assisting In the serv
ing." ' " '
Gilmore &
Cochran
Plumbing nnd Heating
2202 N. Iiirch St. .
Phone 208-M
' W.- Vl'
nnwersary
zi
anniversary of La (iramlu'H
Simp Sa'luritiiy, June 2Hih
Art and Baby Shop
ONK
W. V. Conner who has befli tin
manager or I he t'huutntuiim t or
the last several vours will again bo
at hU old job und hegiuniug to
morrow morn inc the ronee around
the pnvlllon will be eroi'ted. elo
trio liu-hts uro'bebiir Insnooted nnd
nut in order, ttnd everything la he-
ing. made readv lor- Iho ojiening
riitv ;
The' advance sale of tekets w.ts
Crrp a -o Fri
3 1L alJT
1! tn !
II -t:'.J. ,h'l: IK Hi,' i IfM' I ,. W .'
3 r-Mmmr '
$ltU pwserrts ( 1
Directed by JESSE ROBBINS ' ' ?.
WITH ISAIiY PEGGY
Elinore Fair, Robert Ellis, Winifred Bryson and ii
Robert Corrigan. i :;;
. Comedy BEN TURPJN In !
" Wen dollars or ten days" ;!
io Tiior UMiwisi;"
The ladle's liave ' botter( Ideas
of economy dliati iin-n. If
yoii Want good luuo!t it
nisonablo ' 'price j route to
our Cai'etnHa. which ymi will
find well patrotiixed by dl-.
criminal (ng. lad leu and gen
tlemen, Op.-n 11::: n lo 1;
il
THE." I5LACK CAT
'I'liankinji! the public lfor il
lliem to vlNil uh anil
Special
LOT OF SILK DU ESSES
Values U)'?3ri.0O';"' '
At ' , v
1 Q
French &
Greene
considered unite aalistaetory but II
has not vet been completed. Tick
eta are on sale, at both hanking ltv
stlttitlons i;h1 at Iho Glass IJrug
Store .ami the Sllvert horn '.I'amlly
Drtiv; Store. , ' "
Kuropeun eulluro Is broader, of
I course. Some unenlightened Aineiv
(leans don t hate nunv than one or
two oountries.
, Sat;
and Sun;
kind pa(rniiiiK. we ask
have rorii'slimcnLs.