La Grande evening observer., July 12, 1924, Image 5

jrday, July 12, 1924.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
OMINfl EVENTS , '
t Annual, Wlnrr, Kin
oil Pin I (mil fish fiuMl.
duly. 7 Union Cnimly nlo
,t neer' finiiiutl tiiei'llau; Jiere.
for KiMi'iiing
Hi -rf '.Kimball wiiH rilicil $l(i
r d In itio Jumlie enilrl IIiIh
i i-nin rnr Kiee.inK nn Hie librh
. t. 7.urtirli k Impnivliix r- : '
Thn frlimlH of W. A. V.urbrlelc,
oiirraiml nn in ihe firuiuln
. hONpiitil Monday nirtrninir,
. l jrUnl io luiir Hun lii' la iv
.e..air rnnMly. '
T. ait Mrs. !.. 8. Jftinfnril nf
tfcw.rrtir. liavi- been aiikm to Kan
J.v California on account of tin
naeiM of -Mrs. ll;inrnnrn parents
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cray.
aVw at Wallowa
TtfK TIUlsA reunion la to be belli
M Wallowa on July IS, 19 anil n,
jrcorillnir to announcement!. The
4n la -(ho Klxo Weaver farm anil
lavlt&tlohs have been extcnileil to
Ml frlonija to be. present, i -
tf. Brtmwell Here
frank Hramwell, state bank ox
Uainctv,, and family uro now stop
nlMTVUrt tho Foley for a few day
la.vudt with friends in Iji Grande.
The Hrrttn wells are now residents
at i'ortlond and are on their wuyi
! ffalt Inke. Mr. Hrninwell was
formerly in the government land
Dffrco-hero. .
Officials lien
I. H.' Kinfc nnd J. P. 7.ot(ridpo.
lii tom, Oroffon I.ieht and Tower
inpacy orflciulB of llakcr. areoni
wnie4 J. 1. Pullman, president nf
tfc company, from Mtlwaukie, A.
Carson, Ji's UKSltitant and John
roevlff. eorrinerr, yesterday after
BAon.nn. their tour of limpeellnn
nf the company' prppertica in thi3
violnlty. Mr. Kins: Ih now n-jjlster-p4
ftC.th Rommer and Mr. I.ott
rldgentayod over night at tin Fo-
rf; ' '
ta Vbll 1a firantle
A communication from Miss
Helen McDonald, formerly of thin
rtv Jjut now in Oakland. mya that
kI. -expects to take her vacation
nltout October 1st and will Hpond
a hart of It tn 1-a G run do. Miss
Monona Id Is now with tho Cnron
(ol. Slio was city editor of the
Kwnincr Observer a few years ago.
"I had a letter from Mrs. Frank'
Parsons from Alliambra, Cnllf.. ni
few rtuys uro,' she writes, "and Ii
won dr rod If you would bn Interest-1
Ml 1r. a fcriinll news item it con-'
Lfl-tftcd. They formorly resided on
2rfct and Pennsytvuniu, snUtiif? the
(lc brown bungalow last, ummer,
ia driving to-Alliambra. There la
iut Mr. nnd Mrs. Parsons and be i
WO au engineer on the O.-VV. Tly
u now building n six-room bun
?Alnw which will be finished tn
Just Like Marching
I Through a Snow
drift ALLEN A UNION ,
suits ;
95c to $1.93
; If you think you have
seen cool underwear
wait until you take this
patient's temperature, -
So drafty and porous
that ir you are suscepti
ble to colds be careful'
of this number for it's a
"blizzard even in the sun.
So good in value that
the men in our Under
wear Dept. are asking
for an extra helper to
do up the packages.
Shirts and
Drawers
' 95c and Up. ;
Sport ' Bolls
' ' . fi.no ,. ; . '
4 Host v ' K
i ; ,
Fair Isle Sweulcrs
: $7.85 to $H.8ii'
Flannel Tiousei-s
$8.85
Jantzen ttathing
Suit8
$2.85 to $G,85
Stratford Oxfords
x $1.95 to $8.85
Clint's
Clolhicry
1 Tile Storn Wltli Convieor
,ocal News In Brief
few weoka time. I 'omens, who
mum to tiavo roiatjvea In Alluun-
iira. reii Heir lo u Job an.l la no
tiixiiHi-ior of all Ui arhnnla (hero.
I Hero aro eliiht kcIiooIs at Hie
nrertent Hinn Imi ih-v nn-'-At .
linllil a new lilKh school and lake
mo nitrtt ariiont iney are. now fur
ulnlihlK. lor a juuliir liiuli school.
Iieaidca biillillnit on rooms in throe
or the schools. Parson.'! has clinrgr
of ir.tlbijr all the sehoolH eleaneil
ami :n order for the opening of
the school year." MIkm Mi'llonul.l
spnkH of the arrival of the Bi ll lab
fleet. . which recenlly meameil into
the (loiilcn Cale tor a show f Homi
ly visit, .
Personal Mention
Harry Fairchiid' of
xtopping ut the Foley.
Joseph In
Frankle Smith and wife-of Port
land, arc now- registered' at the Fo
ley hotel. .Mr. Smith was formerly
localed in- Klgin und - has many
fiienda tn thin sec Hon.
W. O. Hlnkel of (lie Koilorai
f.nnd hunk -of Spokane Ls in 1.0
Grande for a few doys . on busi
ness. Robert Kukin returned from a
business trip lo' Portland thin
morning. ' -. '
W. G. Patterson of Portland, in
slopping In I.a Orunde a fev dayn
ii attend to busiiHsn mutters. Mr.
attcrson wns formerly in the em
ploy of the Vuren Const ruction
rumpany in this -city. '
Halph Holcomb and John Graven
of Uaker, are among the out of
town guests now registered ut the
Bommer.
Irene Douglas, Mildred Hush. J.
Hie wart, and . H. Stewart, who
are touring to Portland, stopped at
Urn Sommer last evening...
S. 1.. llroolvs, farmer and capi
talist of Imbler. was In Iji Grunde
yesterday on buslncsM. . He regis
lored at the Foley hotel.
Mrs, Maltlo Keefer and daugh
ter, who ure touring to Sab-m.
stopped over night in I.a Cirundr
to rest up from the trip. They are
at the Sommer hotel..
' C. II, Con key of Mi nam. arrived
here hist evening to spend Salur-
duy and Holiday visiting friends.
Mr. -Con key Is In the employ of the
MHiam Lumber company. Jfo In a
tho Sommer hotel.
Mrs. Ilert Cnrr nnd son. Merlin
Mayger, will leave for Chicago this
evening to visit with relatives for
Uic remainder, of ihn. summec-K
Mrs. Sherman Itnek and chil
dren, Hetty and Itaymond. who
have been visiting Mrs. Muck's mo
ther, Mrs. W. A. Kennedy, return
ed to their home tn Hall uke thin
morning.
Mr. and' Mrs. K. K. Freeman of
Porl land arrived t ills morning to
visit . Mrs. Freeman's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C C, lVnninglon.
Martha R. Wood of Sweet Home
went thrdugh fa Orandc Ibis
morning nn her way to visit rela
lives in Kigin and J.ostne..
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hatrd of
Meridian. Iraho. arrived here yes
terday and met their daughter.
Miss Winnie lhilrd, who has been
living in Spokane. They will make
a trip lo Portland by motor. They
registered at the "Ko minor- hotel
yewferday. . '.' .
V.i 1'lnniiing Picnic
Kt'GHXK, Ore. The Kugenr
Klks are planning their annual
hummer picnic at'Trinnglp lake, 40
milen west of ICugene. In the Coast
mountains, for Sunday, July 2ft. J.
J. HltHnger f chairman of the
committee .on arrangements. The
festivities stnrt at u. in. and
continue until ft p. m.
: KOTtCE.
Drto lo difficulty experienced
In collect lug charges for adver
tising that n listed under classi
fied advertising anil under th"
"new today" heading, tliii leve
lling Observer will liewnfter
take no olaslficii Advertising or
advertihftig to be as "new
today" nnhs lha adktvbdu hi
accompanied by cash.
I)ST Franklin deml-sedan. blue
black. had five ull-wcathcr
C nod year tires, lJ4 model oor
ryiug metal l.ion trad'inufk of
Fru n k In com pa n y ou f rtn 1 o f
hood. Ktiglne numlMr H-i1.G"t
a tul license n inn her Is 1 64-oSC.
Itewunl. Notify lilrd Lewis. I,a
Orunde. Or. 7-12-31
WANTKIi Woman with baby
wan Is hnis'work. Write P. O.
Ilox 127, 7-1 2-:: lp
l-'OK HALF IW.II top dek and
I'nilerv.oisl typewriter. ' Inquire
Snod.'rass ft Zlinmerinan chapel.
7-12-Ci
FOH SAI.K lEemHigton lypc-wril-er.
Slightly used. Sold at a
larg;iiii If taken at once. Cull
Main 37. 7-12-ltp
Vnn KNT Small house. Cull
ISfts Cedar street or phone 4ttI
M. 7-12-21
FOn KAI.K-Harley hay. Call nt
corner Cove and Portland, Char
lie Oaks. 7-12-6tp
NEW TODAY
Foreign Fleet Enters Golden Gate;
1
i., .: ., ill
AUTO THEFT
One of the most perplexing au
tomobile thefts thai hate occurred
in l.u, Grande is the theft of tlvr
Fi-itnkllo demi-sednii.. iwned by
rtird Uewi?. which-, was. taken 'from
the Washington tftn-et. garage some
lime Wednesduy night. .
The rur hr a -1D24 model of the
demi-sedun i typo cunyinff Uic
Frank Hit trademark, which Is a
metal lion "oni the front of the
hood. It is black in color. h"
five all-weather tread new ISood
yeur tJreK, double bar hiimpei-s
front und rear nnd an elertric
windshield cleaner. The engine
is numbered IJ-U :tr74 und the Ore
gon license number is H4-6KH.
All theories as to who got the
ear Htllt lwte their ehanro to be
true for a search from Huntington
to Walla Walla revealed nnihing
and did, not support the theory
that the car hud been driven out
of-the country. According to pu&t
citstoni in iA. Orunde some nervy
chap wlio knows a Franklin car
well has bein in the habit of tak
ing different. Frunklins and Joy
riding for a while, and there is a
billcf that ho has done this with
the lowis ettr and perhaps left It
in some nldn road In the valley.
.Mr. Lewis Is offering a suitable
reward for recovery of the ma
chine, HUNT'S LETTER
(Continued from pag 1)
rioflbiriK pnrr-tp thaf of-n-Xftcatloiu
thl. Anything he may pick tip that
will- be helpful in guiding him as
Hftereiary of state, after he re
sumes that role, will, be consider
ed as clear profit,
'
The second onbineleer nailing
for foreign' parts, wiih his mind
wiped frrif from worry ns a nsull
of the doineHIc diffrence of the
Democrats. Is. Andy Uelton. secre
tary of 1 reavury. ' ,
Having "cut a melon" for the
country In bis announcement last
week thai the treasury has on
hand the ireatexl surplus in Us
lib'tory, An ly believes he can get
a way for a i'ew nwnthn without the
nalioir becoming baukrupt, , Any
way, lie's leaving tt with a nice
role of spending money io carry i
over his absence.
Ho he's going to visit a Spa or
two, relax -or a-while in u-vilU
far removed from any senatorial
committee room, and make the
most of his prfsent impression
that the liemoerulle donkey .can
kick Hs head off without disturb
ing his scat- at lhe cabinet table.
. v
in addition, to cabinet officials,
diplomatic rrprcsentntlvrs ' are
bidding adieu to the V. S. A. for
the hectic period of the campaign.
Perhaps the most significant of
these departures Is that of Anibas
;:idor llanihara, who - returns io
Japan to talk over ' t he recent
Japanese exclusion act.
STRICKEN BY
GRIEF, MAN
SUICIDES
(Continued from pare 1)
,was by tho edge of the bed with
her burned anna outstretched to-
jward the child who v. us lying on
the cot.
Mr. Tucker himself was seriously
injured ut the time ulthough he
recovered physically.
Yet Mr. Tucker never recovered
from the sad shock nf losing hit
wife und a halo of grb'f descended
upon his life thut must have be
come unbearable to the mun.
Sorrow l irbenrable.
So yesterday, when his sorrow
had mounted to a point where
nothing on earth held any ,.ppe:il
Jtn him. he turned the revolver on
hlniflcir. authorities heihve, and
brought his earthly misery to nn
end.
And again, Joseph people unite
in mourning. For Mr. Turkef ft nr.
beloved ly all who knew him and
held a high place In the commun
ity. ,
The suicide necunvd at his
brother's ranch, near Joseph.
Mr. Tucker was u pioneer at rick
raiser nnd farmer of Wallon a
county.
Menini'lnl r Jm-fceyH.
HKUI.IN. (AIM A memorial is
to be erected at the ICarthorst race
course, near Iterlln, for tin 21 pro
fessional jockeys nnd the III Kf
Hemen riders who were kilh-d in
the war.
IS PERPLEXING
L,t '
.n.m..jmm::
fV3rirS
ni n yt
ATTEMPT TO
K!-:i,SO, Wash. (IJy. the Atsocl
filed Press) Itudolph Otto at
tempted to end his I'fe In Jail In rt
late yesterday by swallowing a
jiuamlty of deadly po!on. AfUi
hull' un hour's) work physicians,
u.'dng nntirlotes und stomach
pumps, saved Um prisoner's lite.
01 to admitted he swallowed the
drug In milk, lie had concealed
Die cnpsule In a hollow space in
Hie heel of his uhoe. - : ;
His pastor,, llevercnd J. G. Qav.
wtu the first to hear his cries and
irn'monei) doetorH. While i the
physicians worked the minister
pleuded w ith . Olio lo ronfeMi his
wli-'s murder. ( Mto insisted,
however, he did not do 11, main
tabling the explosion wuh ni( o
an accident. . . .. ' ' 1
FIGHT AGAINST '
FIRE IS LOST
(Continued from tritgft 1)
children were discovered huddlcij
together on the porch iwf by. A I
Itlow, auio mechanic. Flunu s
were shooting ull a round them.
Plow begged the woman to Jump
but she refused when her babies
expi cMscd fear. Finally he : per
suaded the boya to leap from iho
bi t i. roof Into liis arms. He
then drove his car up to- the
iuie!i and pleaded with Mm. I.nx
son to jump down on the uutn
top. ' Hut this she also, refused
lo do. Then he found a plank,
and placed it ugamNt the roof
and she slid to the ground.
SUICIDE FAILS
me '"J""'" TT ;l,lr11 (,f ""y f which
hospital but the boys were so. mH, fheMuer. He
badly burned that doctors ex-
un hi.:ii mi mill.' nil- iim-iii. I'ui-'
mgna men at . u .W-K '"-')
afternoon and lo minutes later
attendants announced . that 11 n
CSrlui Ucaper also elHlmcd
hiothei.
ctans cay, nus migui -nniiee nn-
PTUVCIJ. 1( in Hiuilr.1". im.t ''l,
house
urn. ree.ie ine eM t . ....
n n.o...e iiiuuii fii.ijt- i ! y Senator Itaymond Poineare. 1h
ungs acn seriously af fected lie- f M H;)M 1m( (
hair was burned from her bend,, ' . . .....
Alone in House.
.Mrs. Ijinson was ulon In the
houst. with the children and was
getting breakfast irho'it 5 o'clock
Friday morning when she heaid
a nojisc upstulra where the eliii-;
dren wer asbiep. She went to
see what had caused the coimno-i
tbAt and upon reaching the up.nr;
floor found It n mass of flnme,i j
The only explanation of the on .
jgln of the firu was thut a stove
(pipe from the kitchen runge runii
throngn ine second noor una imn
some inflammable object ha
been pushed age inst It und I;;
nlled. ! f
The father, .truck driver for a
local wlioh-Hoh' concern, was Jt j
Caldwell and arrived here a few
hours after tin tragedy occurred.
DANCES WITH
(Continued from pair' 1
Ihe party had been drhtkiiig. That
ibiide Itoseitu anrrry.
' Why. Vivian :-nl 1 never lake
a drink," nhe nays. "Anil we nevir
sniok. either."
''Wbv. we even refused lo drink.
Wit h 1 1 ! K mtr of Spain ut t he i
Valid' riilt party for him lii fon-
nn. The king lifted bis ghiss and 1
asked iim in drink. We told, him
we didn't."
" 'Might P.- well, he said ''"
may he dead tomorrow.' Hut we
refused and .we always refute.".
World's Largest
.1 i'i- pli'tiuo N.io dir. firm
yi'iirnu liiltluli fU'i'l 4'iiti'i'liin'
'I lii' owumIoii Is .the .('oiiilnif of tlio Hdtliih sporlul n.rtimi (( milroii
lor n vIhII of four ilay, hlli orricoid, ircwa, civic oixiiiiIkuIIoiiii,
C'lC, CKI'llllll(. KIM tll!I.H. COIirU'SlcH iml Ull- UliC. I'll'tlllV HlUH
Jl. M. X. Iloml, lin;,-iil Imllliiihlii In til" worlil. un.1 rinifiihli. r n..
rltlnli miiimlron, Jnat cnlcrlnir
Un- inoiiNtcr iiiihhi iI lictwi.n l''o,'t Point ( ron'troiind ) uml ' Mnu
I'olni. iici'onm ihc' Iniy In Mitrin rounty.'
Iow-i'r tlctlll-c K' ljlolll Clin you
tliltl nfloat, liut Kiln nliplunp view
llritlHll nnvy, cnulilcH von to ilo
tin- llooil, riamliiti r the lliltiHh apeilul m rvlce siiuuilron, cume Inu
Xun KninclKco liuy lit tlie-luuil or the .juuilron for a Blio t vlml.
All Sxin l-'mneiwo unit mirroiinilltifc coihimmiUcfi t irne.l out to wel
come tiie ni ltiHhem. unci the Amerieun navy was llicrc. loo. I 'let uic
at right minus A dm I nil rl. 8. Itoliinson (left), comiiiunilor-ln.c.'ii. f
O' Ine I'uclllc fleet, procthiR Vice Ailinlml Sir Krcilerick I,. I.':,-;!,
ItrltLih Nqunilron cominumler, when .the latter went ahoanl the' lre:il
naught rallfornla lo pay liiH renprclti.
Fiance's Debt Under
Debate by Deputies
Contlmtfd from pnga 1)
Kr(.pl rmr(.ncy before the debts
r hyt cn
, wf ,nl m, irt( n ,
hal no olll.r Iniaill, r a(.lion lllin
Jrepetltton of the argument that In
commcn fight Into wldch the
cointnon, l-'rmice was the heaviest
Would Mnko fieinmiiy Pay.
Icnns, when they wre rendy to n-sk
"!AT
'1 ty&
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BEAD BAGS
Now is the lime (o miikrf Hint Dead liuff you Imvc
lit-en waniin. We have a fine nswnftiK.nl
f Ik-ads anil Twin!.
' Art oc Baby Shop
'KfwyllilnK Cor the Baby"
Fighter Viewed
) c f a i i
pletiiro of ll kind lo ln tnki n In
tlni (l.,h1,',i nin ,, u,. i,-,.,.i. ,
the (inlilcn Gutn. iuiiidihmI IiiuI' uk
look ilown on the lurtrcul luilM.-.
of II. M. s. Jiooil; nildn of Hie
o. The iibotonrlioli M ini t:i l:on '' iih
for payment of the sum owing
them, would surely proposo ' ar
rnageinents running over a eonstd
eiable number of years, "und m
long as we continue lo pay, tier
many must be made to continue tc,
pay us."
"The interallied debts ought not
to be settled inolhcmtit lCully, but
justly." M. Harriot added.
The Uhv.'is plan, he said, would
continue- to be called the "Hawes
plan" In lienor of "the most de
voted and disinterested of I ho ex-
perls." - ,
He thought, however. Hint the
Honnr l,aw Proposition of January
IU2 1 . offered bet I er t etuis. The
French premier expressed the bop
that tlie American members of th''
reparations commiKslou would la
able to take fall men,lieruhli, nn
was originally provided fir. bM' tn
if von a saw
you should by all means
buy a new one, for It costs
only n little more than a
saw of Interior quality, ;i I
v,t" lilBt rrm" ,W( ,0 1 '
llim-s as long. We rnrvy a
full stock of good tools of 4
all k trffls, a n d prices a i
4 -
M&mv.-L. LILLY
Ifnnlwnru
I'linne Main 85
salt! lie would continue his efforts
to get Mr. MaeJonld 1 abandon
tho Ideti of arbitration on the ques
tion of declaring (Jerinany'a de
fault. -: r;
eWorth
institute
; ; r. i -;;-v SlICOESS
; (Continued fnim pngs 11
lo i he lriil. ! '
New IVninre ' m r
A new' feature haK n tbhh .)
this year'whicli eont rlbuU d grist
ly to Ihe Moeful side of the losf:'ie.
The I en g lies. dlvUbni ihUi grnMs :
and each group eoiuprlfied ot' about
four leagues, has a. social hour Im
mediately preceding ; tlm evening
service. Thus merry gi'imes and
114-w ideals fur entni-Uilntuent ur"
exchanged giving every nm a fund
of tnfoi'inattoit for enteriatnmeiK
which may be-ntlllxeti during the!
entire year. - - -.
Fneulty Cmtil
There - Is u splendid faeultv ;
proup coin)wfied. uii t ho following
membirst Luther K. Lnvejoy, of
Chicago HtowurdHlilp (Dr. Uivcjoy
Is head ot tho stewardship, dc
purtmen'l of tho Methodist chuivh
and author of u ti'tboolt recently
ti'topied. by tho leading dtnommu
lioiui): (Jeorgo W. Hurnes, of Km
molt, Jduho, lenclur of presc-.it
day evangelism; W, M. Kwing,
district supeiintendent of the
Orunde dim rict; Klmer Grunt
Keith of the l.a Grnndo church;
Miss Jo:ie Hlocklund, of Haker
ICpworth league; Mrs. Keith and
Mrs. lowing, who handlo general
methods of Young people's work;
and Vernon I.'. Hall, of Payette.
Idaho, In charge of recreation and
games,
Kvcning Lectures
The evening lectures have been
nn Inspiration to ull listeners and
the big tent lias been wU fille.l
by the majority of people ou the
grounds and many more from the
valley towns,
. Dr. TTnney gave the opening
address, a splendid message to am
blllmiK and wllltng-lo-work peo
ple. Tho second evening Dr. love-
.- charmed bin audience and won
the hearts of the young people
with a beautiful address concern
ing following Jesus and the "Peace
that Pnstcth AU Cnderstanding."
Wednesday evening Iteverend J.
II. Secor, of Pendleton, held the
attention of everyone by the beau
tiful story of sacrifice utid devo
tion to Christ. !r, l.oveJoy again
spoke Thursday evening which
was followed by tv cainpflrc wor
ship conducted by Dean if. " K.
Wallace or Island ' City, whose
presence gave the occasion Joy
and pcuce, . '
.One of IIio hirg.W delegations
cume all Ihe way from llerm's
lon under thf leailcrslitp nf He.
cretul Henry Young. , They uro -t'
strong,
Oeneral and real regret is e'-
pressed because the Cove delegti
lion were uniible lo bo present be
cause the dementi! hli-l moved Hie
cherry harvest up a . noli h, Coe I
won the prlxc of the tal.e pleluna
hist year and bud high hopes t
keefdn Mt ipxiniuiuntlyti wJiiuh is
dono by winning for two consecti
I V(! years.
Clo4iil Sunday
Tho Inst It iile closes tomorrow
and Iteverend Keith will give the
morning a'd dress. A day of real
Joy Is In store for everyone ami a
record breaking crowd is expected.
lnunediuicly following the insti
tute will be ii Methodist camp
meeting larllng one week Kneh
morning of 1 he cump iniH't lug
week thero will be u lecture on
missions by it, ri! u tiled mlMslon
ury und tmot her by Jteverimd F.
M. Jasper, of Salem, Ore., on Sun
day school method.
The evening service will be eon
ducted by llev. W. M. Hwing, as
sist cd by the various (uistora of
the I .a Ornnde district.
Jllshop H. I'ster Smith, of II. 1
ena. Mont., and Dr. C. L. llovard,
area secretary, will be present
during the closing tiuya of Hie
camp meeting. ,
Oolf Plover Iladlv iluK '
HKASIDK. Ore. Misa Mumle
I ,u tit us, postal employe here, re
ceived a pnlnlut Injury when a
companion with whom she was
plnvlng golf HCrldentuHv dealt her
COOl, (X.MFOHTIti
Is a glass of our aparklfnj
soda water, blended with a'
liberal spoonful of puro Ico
cream! Hven alone, whert
IrtBlliely oliped through tho
enticing straivs. It Is u dr.
Ilghl fully refrefthlng drink
for old or yojng, and otto
that is eminently satisfying
In lis various tempting (la. .
vors.
THE BLACK CAT
Arcade
SUNDAY
fJALLON
MONTANA & NAT
DANNA & I.0KHK in ..
(iOKDON IIKOS, TIUO
01"( UKSTRA
OliYX
poite
HOSIEdY
IN ALL.THH NKW
SHADKS
French &
Greene
a severe blow oh the. eye while
making a backwnrd swing "pre
paratory for a tee shot. It , will
be at least a month before nor
mal vision in the eye t" restorjwl,. '
11 was reported. , . ,
l-'ree pcopb- art these whonre
kept busy try in? to obi-y their owii
laws. '
All Quality
fvl,-,4S Ii ;
You cannot find at thoroughly
a well constructed tire, nor ,
durable n lire, as these (rest ' .
ovoi'slne OT-C hauj-bullt low "
'irtfliiHon cords, htoh we1 m''V
liiindliiig. ' "
Only the best rubbers and loaf :
sluilu combed c ollrtu are UM1; , .
coitiioiiiuling I Improved uu- ,
tier ii Mcrrel pfaccKx; th, most eitwrt "'i'i
hund-i.rult.iaittii.sal Ih eiupiunrfl
iroluctioii in restricted imm! Ui -uioit
rlitlil lnipcctlua nqulm 1. .
Th.r. U ,1m C-T-C lu.4-k.UI lUt- ; '
lit. tir. fur .zlrvi.. law lafl.lto., ,
xliicb flu ftnr slwMliird film I rte.
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Maiai,. '
. Colnmliln Tiro Corporation , i
Ia (i'Rnito J'-nHory Jlraiieh ' '
1 1 lit Washington Avr. .'-'!'
I'LAVLE OIL CO.; .,;
Ailitms Ave.
ill
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L . ."THE MKI.ODY MAN
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