La Grande evening observer., July 22, 1924, Image 5

Tuesday, July 22, 1924. '
TITE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FTVF-
Local News In Brief
roMiNu l;vi;ms
,ii.-iint :i K. U. M. I'knie at
Trnfllc Violator, J'lnetl-i-j
(.iriilp- Keller' v;ih I'ilPtl Ml for,JuUn
r)M- id? mm m tor unvnur wji h-. .
out a lit:' HHf in t lit) liiUilirip:i I
cimrl latit i:i-niiiK by .ludK" J. I .
Klatfl. ' - '','
Itoy C t'liaOwi'll of I'.akir conn
ty anil M-ns Iti-ulali licit of I'liloli
cnunly tti-rc imltt tj in mania)- Jy
JinlKe flojTh K. Itratly yt sicnlay af
ternoon In tho o Hie in of the jus
tice of peace.
YisHlier hi La riMl(
K. Kirk and Bun, .MilhT, of At
lanta, (ii-ortfia, .arrived in l,n
CnmuV last evening. Tliry will
visit wit h Imh mot her and hhUt.
A I rH. Charhs Ch-avi't', of Imbli-r
and William MilK r'M family of thi
rity.
.National uanl iiws Ttnunti
A tniinkiiid of national p,'u.m!
nu n Trntii y-tt- I .a U and surmnnd
n?r ilt li s In I't '.h went through .u
(irande I Ills iiim nin on their way
hack home. They have been a I
Camp l-cwia fur the p;
f.vu
'Id Take ramping Ti':p
Mi m. V. li. I yy;arl and huh,
crt. arrived from ' J irt rand
niorniiiK to visit Mr. and
1 1. (ioodenuati. Mr. and
Itoh
tlit M ! H.
M rs
(bioih-rliam and Mr. and Mth. Iy
jrart and fluid n-n will leave for
I.eslliie this evening to spend a
week fishing In Wallowa county.
'ft n i ih I Kuslerii Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kcnnedj
ami daughter. Mbs Janet, of I'orl
hint), visited friends in l.a C.randi
las! evening. They are makinK a
lrip through KaHl"rn I'-koii; Mi
Kennedy owns tile 'ommcreinl
Advert tain;; company of J'orl lane
and spent a pari id' his early lift
in Hukcr and Pendleton.
Modern lliiiialmv Sold
William Kolliiis has r.old Ii!i
five-room modern niueco himjra
low at I."nc I- avenue to K. M.
Itoyd. of i:nleipris Mr. I'.uy l Iv
a harlier at ItiH'H Itarber shp on
Adams avenue, ami will make l,a
Grande his permanent home. Vhe
Iransnellon was maile hy the I'yra
mid Land company.
Joiiiilalii OiM'tifl
Tim I., uli'l I.. lliii'T iM.ini'i'tly
have nin-m-'l ttn'ir lom-.lnin, in tln-ir
iiku' lof.'iiion nn lln t-orniT nt
.A.liiins an.l l).'.,il Hlri'i'lH all. I n i -1
rcHtfr for bimllli'Hii. Tin- rminlaln
m nn- oiitvoiii' or lis Mini in iii'S
rlly.
II la inailr of III.' ot tin'
aainr Hurl us Ih liM-tl til in.? lla."i -
woo.l lili.l oIIm-i- larKu fountains III
l'orllauil.
Solil Mvi-ittH'li
II. nn Hans. n. of Kal.inl is-
iiaa just 1.IUII1..I rioin I'oillaa.liw.r.- liKislrnil III III.' S.iiii r Im-
whnv In- ma rUi l i ll two larloa.ls o il"! yi sl. tilay. Tho la.li.s : lour-
li,,L-s i.li.l two of i-alllr. II.' Kiys
he got a gootl prici
for tti.'in an. I
(hat the pork, market is in good
condition al pres.-nt. Althoimh
cattle are not going mi well, ae-
cordlng to Mr. Hansen, (he stock-!
men hav
Iie tlecliii
no reason to complain.
.Mr. IHitk,! ts Here
Frank li. Prides, for many
years a r sklent of l.a Grande, ar
rived In the city last night Iron
his preH.pl hoiii" In I s Angi-h-i
and will remain a few days on
business, lie looks fine and agf h -
oc
money
Vtl.r llill Clih i'Sy'
SAVE MONEY NOW -- YOUR GAIN OUR LOSS
STANDARD MKKCIIANDISE OF QUALITY.
OUR KNTIRK STOCK GOKS ON ON SALE-NOTHING KESKKVED
"THE
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l
!
him Hince In- waa h-rr mx yiiirw
;ito. fli- itiys it Is a itilKialii'ii iil. n
ahoill I.t8 Allk' l. B t'MKTi. lH illK
haul tlmiH. Iliat lliiiiirn ure brttet
Hi" -re, than liny ever have been ami
thai. I In.- tut niv of (in,! eiiy is
(h.Hunii iii'voiki u m-H( on . of .
Sold IIH) alvri ,
I'ohr hiuitlrtd while-land c;11vvk
eoiiatinil (In- crop tliiw year , on
(tuvenior Piei-Kc'H ranch in Union
eonnty. ' i,. u. 'i,m-, the lro;id
shoiildcred son of the governor.
who is mv
m;in;it:iiiL- the ranch.
lirtnu;ht u Rhipinent to I'ortlaml
yeHlenlay and Hold at prict; Mini
pleitst d hia tlad when he imparteil
the in formal ion at the Imperial.
"As we do not buy caltle, but only
raise to sell. 4lMl calves hi a lartfe
erop," dectured the governor. "We
hud about 3fii( calvea hist yi-ar.
However, to keep the herd within
bimnds, my son will havq to sell
about f.UO heat) Mils year, lie re
ports that he liny been a little short
of feed." Portland Oregon la n.
Personal Mention
Miss l,uUne Hanks spent the dav
in Island Cily on Inis.neKa.
. Mr. and Mrs, 1'. A. Powers of
Medical SpriiiKH were in l.a Grande
tor a shiirl time tills luurnintr on
their way to Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Martin of
I'ortlaml uenl tt Wallowa lake Ihih
iHtrniiiK-. 'riuy are sloppinw in l.a
Grande lit I lie Foley.
F. U. Undoes, a former resident
ei" Iai (Irande now residing In l.os
Aniit lts. is reentered at the Foley
hotd.
Mr. .ami Mrs. Thomas Ficklin of
I'nion. were business visitors here
yesterday.
Steve Hutchinson was over from
Pnlon yesterday on a short busi
ness lrip.
Mrs. Harriet Mactkmald. M'sh
,Nelli. Elevens of Portlayjl and Mrs
Mael lonald's
1'dr.iie, sm-nt
gramlsmi. Gordon
he day at Hot Lake.
Mrs. I on Sargent left for Port
land this morning on u week's vis
it wit h relatives.
Mrs. I-:. Iturklu ami her sm.
Hick, left for linker this morning
to visit Mrs. Larkiti's mother.
Mia. It. I. I'.iiiiliiKlon or IMS-
II.'. I.talio. wiiit llirmiKli on Iiit
v'Blt Willi liur (Juuglilcr
' .I'wpli. toiliiy.
t
'rn. n-'irry o. i.raii a-.
M rs.
In-all U'Tf r.ir
M'sb-r. Min. I.illu!
"' I'" "' "
, ' 'ai llon. at J . ili
Sin- will rr-
main uitttl t li laat of tin
k.
'l Mary K. MliK lin.l Ansa l.l-
si.' I'. Mnll..-1'ly ol I oiiiiiii.us. i.ia.
, tllK-
W. A. Itaveiiport and wife and
daughter and .1. I. A 1 1 1 wife
of Jiieksotl. Mississ'ppi, were s'op-
Piiir at itn- Nomnu-r n yesi.-i-
itl I . in veil inn i itim !(. inn
In the lltuibt
business.
Police Act as Court
r 4 1 a fWtr. i
li Aruitraiion Ui icii
(Continued from pag 1)
proved lh:l
A's hiisbiintr
Msm
NOW (iOINO
k Reducing and
AVE
10
On your pui chases on
and Hoys' Clothes,
STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
towanl
Kavo the
something
Koin;; on or rather, coming
off. Ant) then aain. It, was ulio
discovered that Mis. A let her
children May up as late as I hey
J watitei to. If sin had Helit Iheia
to lied when I hey should have "liil
the hay" Mitis li wuilkln't even
havo gotten Iupiiic let alone dis-
robing and displaying herself for
admiration, itut Mrs. A never
iliouxht or that!
Then the police hear from some
lady about tier . iifiKhbor's do
keepini? her awake at n'uht by hl.s
burking. Tin? ptiliec1, proleat to
IJie tlog's owner and discover thai
Ihe lady's cat is what keepa the
tlos barkiiiK Ad infinitum.
Trjin; lAfv.
'ery few people actually know
of one-half of Ihe efforts the po
lice make to apprehend criminals.
And of course, not knuulm;. those
Hme jieople, guiltless of any mis
deeds I hcniM'l. cs, cuss the offlc m
because this man or that mail isn't
behind the bars.
Time alter time, month lu iind
iiiniiih out, thu police spend many
bouts, old hues In strained pos!
t Ions, in cold or hot weal her, in
rain or shine, night and day, try
ing to "get the goods" on mnic
one. Many times the police or lh
con nly officers have surrounded
some suspected house and laid,
concealed all Hifcht long, anticipat
ing a shipment of boozo or some
thing similar, in vain. Hut the
peuplu don't know about thaf.
II is a safe estimate to say'that
four out of five bootleggers or
moonshiners captured are not cap
tured on the Kpur of the moment
but us the result of days nnd pos
sibly weeks or months of work.
It's a funny thing, but when th
police uru follejl or imule the hull
id' a Joke, I he whole town laughs,
(in I he other hand, when til" po
lice make an arrest that takes an
other evil-doer out of circulation,
du the iieunlu. applaud?
A little eo-operntion. a liltfe us-'
sislance and u little less needlcsa
pestering of the, police by the
citizens might kring results that
would be really, surprising.
Aged Coil pit Marry
NoltTH HFNI', re. November
and Itecemker joined, hands' here
when ThomaH Hobinson, aged 81,
and .Mrs. Anne ItiHkerford, 75.
were married. The former Ih a
staunch member of the. G. A. It.
who came here recently from
Florida where he owns a- hug"
I farm. He has a number of rela
t ves in North Pend.and vicinity.
The bride is a recent arrival irom
Sumpter. Ore, where It si rumor
ed she is Iho proud powiossor of
a gold mine. Tke couple were
married bv mlntsler of the Sev
enth lay Advent 1st faith from
Mai-shfiekl.
t'hllia Swats I'lii'S.
i.l.'K-lMn lAI'l CtclH'l-al l'.'lir
.... .,., li i.rlKiliin ir.'ii.'ial.
., ,.rlm!,.lo airalimt rlliH
In lils canip ut Nunyuun. ii.i:n
Mol.lli r Is rciuir.-il . briim ln a
daily "balf" of fll. sloi' n'liirli Hir
Idailv
M. ,,,,),
.1 a r.-rlalll nninlM'l' ut
rulM.'i'S. In tar n'- ."'
II... nrlliv llllH iM'.'ll divi.l.d Into
awallinu-" lllllta Slai'lal ii war.ls
an- otr. r.-il ror i-xim .lional nBiiim
Oliituary
MI6S. V,Vi)M'.H
Mrs. Amimtla OtPva Wagoner,
of Summerville, dle-1 at her home
last evening. Her funeral will be
at Hie Summerville chapel at. 2
P. in- tomorrow. Interment will
take place In Ike SiimimTvllle
cemetery.
She p a ves lo mourn ni
)illJ(h;in,, Iint ,, un ,,hout t.u
years oltl an.l a lu-sl or fru nos.
She was 3 years of age.
Kl... was the Kvelllng Observer
rorrespomleiil at S't in nifrvlllf.
Sale
ON AT CLINT'S
our Quality line of Men
luinisliins and Shoes.
i - iirmsl looks at bedtime , to
tin wimluw were what Kuvt
eliilthrn an tilcu thai some
wtw if"'";; on or rather, eo
to 50
BANKERS TO
DECIDE FATE !
OF IlEl'ORT
H'ontinued Hunt ptgu I)
tut nt of his successor.
"Provided, always, that If th;
t inted States Is officially repie
ueiiU'd by u delegate on the com
mission, any American ciliKcii ap
pointed under the foregoing pro
visions shall cease to be. a mem
ber of the commission, ami no
fresh appointment under tin hi
pro islomi shall be made so long
us the l.'iutinl yialea is. officially
rvpl't i.ellled,"
"In, the event the reparation
t-oitiioksiun udjuttges C.ei many in
tlefault, the ' go erniiu titH inl
estetl must confer ul once on llu
nature of action - to be applied
ami the met hot! of their rapid
and' i.'ffccllw application." Inn
ing the currency of the loan tin
allied powers agree not to apply
sain lu mis unless the rcparatioii-t
commission declares a defailll, af
ter taking the opinion of the
agent general for reparations pay
ments ami the representative o'
the foreign bondholders."
Ab the l-xistlng rigkls of tke
signatory powers under tile treaty
of ViTKailtcs in conjunction wtx'.i
the Dawes report uru reserved.
SENTENCES
AND FINES
GIVEN FOUR
(L'lxitiniiifd fruili Vuku Duu)
with hi'inir ilrulili, forl'i-itrii Ji
liail by t'uiliim to bo pri'sc-ntiXoi'
ll'ial. !i
Several hi'ar!im all' hcIumIuIi-u
fir tontjjht, nr-forillilK 1 to . l'ullt o
Cliii-f Clint llaym-a. . . V,.'
-4
1 TilltKR IMK IN Fir.ls j U
A 1.1 !A N V, 1ml. ( A 1 Trapped
In a bedroom", by fire resulting
from tl'-e explosion of a coal-oil
stove, three ckildren of Mr.- ami
Mrs. 7.cwis Halt burned to death
Sunday at their farm home pvo
miles south of here.
WHITE INDIANS
ROVING SCOTS?
(Continued from pag 1)
that because of their aseellc tend
encies .some of the sturdy Seoltck
families robeled against them, and
were banished from the settle
ment. I -alec It Is said, otkers of the
settlers were driven away by the
Spaniards, and II ts Ikougkt like
ly many of them fled into tke
iungk-s nnd remained. Tills, if
ike. supposition Is correct, might
account Tor I he white Indians.
Hut Ike San Kias trilm of In
dians have a different s'ry. Many
years ugo, ...Jimy say,, so .long Ugo
1ha no on' tflii n.Hnll Ikohw''. a
iiiiml of while men came to Oar-
letl jiiid set about lu rob Hie led I
men of their w' tilik. In their vr,
idoilatiotiM, jitiwever, Hie pale fact
visitors Incurred tin: displeasure of
an evil spirit, ami soon they died.
Their sj hits, so the Mory gins,
being aciurst-rl, were driven into
tin. fe r-l:iikn Jungles where Ihey
stayed forever more. That Is t he
legeitii of the San Hiss tribe.
According to llulr oldest cklef
talns, no Sau 11 1 as. couhl Inler
marrv will aliotker raet;. That
law stt'l holds, and so strlclly Is It
observed tkat evin now a while
man visiting their vflhiges Is care
fully wntched. Hnl Ihereare Inh-H
tf Pocaholi'ases even among I he
San Hhts. and Ihey say that some
of the women of the tribe ran
away with pule face men, whom
Ihey married, only to be slain later
or tkelr halites killed a Tew das
aft'T birth.
It Is 1 h might Improbable by
Hiese unofficial hlslorlans Hint the
wkite lutliauH Ih of Spanlsk oi):;in,
NEW TODAY
notici-:.
Due lo dlfriiiiliy epcrlciiecil
In cdllcrtliig rlinruaM for adcr-tlslu-
Unit Is listed under clnssl
fleil utUertMng and under Hit
'new today" lientling, the V.-r
iiliUT Observer will In-n nHcr
lake no chissiried iidvci ll-dng or
atlvcrllhkig to Im? run ns "new
tislny'' imlcsi flic ndvcrtMug is
ii'ompniik'cl li t-itsh.
LOST At City Park, a brown
knitted searf. Leave at observ
er and receive reward. 7-22-21 p
l-'Ht IE l:Nrl' 3 lliinlrrn riirnlMh.-il
I ioil!l''Uf.-plnK iihiiiih. MIS Mun-
KOIl SAI.i: llfiinil ti'-w liluli-
(,-rii.i.- i.!:inii. ItnrKiiln If Inu.-ii
tliiti V1-I't, I'iisy I.tiiim. .I. W
Mnyiv, (i.li- I'.l-. Cimii'I.'.
lire. r,-SJ-2lp
Kill I !;i:NT - KurillBlKil mi.irl-
lii. lit. 12'IS 'Hi. 7-2S-S'l
l-'IHi WAI.I-: - Tj-n u.-r.'H III Mny i
i'fU nililil toll. Irrini.tr.l. w.-ll.
l,,,.,,-.,vi .1. Al'llllll V -i 1 il til. no.
M.....-I..I I.MrL-aln nrli-f UilH wi-. k I
only. JIVMi. I'yruinlil l.iin.l l'".
7-22-Ml.
STItAVKI lilek litirsf, t. li..M.
l'lioiit 4l(i-J. Iti'wiirtl. 7-2-'-t'
KOU l:i;NT -IhitiHi' with 5 riHiniH.
unrurntKlie' or p.irtly f tirnilnl.
!l2 ( nvi-niie. 7 - - - - r I
KOI; :i;nT Mmlt rn S-rtMini lutn
Kaldw. AJiiIIk only. 1J filh
l-'fl!; H, l.tu TninMpariint upt'liH.
$t.0it hox, tl-Uvt-nwl, I'liotlf I.Mi-J.
u'ANi'Kn - ).!.! joii rnrk. Jin
v kiiitl. - Write, I.;,, car it"rv.
t rn ii m ib j .t itt i.c.i.'A . u t ; .i i 1 1 1 f 1 1
for the men of Spain were never
rctorreffHo bv the. Indians us white
men. but ns JlnetuV after the '
Spanish 'horseman.' This fail- t
tire of thu Indians to refer to tin?
Spaniard mh white men while that
term was applied to other hi rang
ers of the jungles, Is considered
solid ground for the theory of
those that believe the" new-found
tribe descended from the Scotch.
POLITICAL
PLANS ARE
'. SHAPING UP
(Continued from nagV M '
h 'h address accept ipg the. tomo
ciiitic presidenlial noniluullon.
His Idea Is In cover -Ike field
generally with emphasis on the
more important issues, such, -us
honesty in Kovermncni, foreign af-fati-s,
- tuvs. tariff and farm relief.
TO OPI'lN TIHItO PAKTV
CAMPAIGN JN Till-:
KAST
Clll
IPACI 1 lii- I li.. AMttm-hilfil
prewi) Senators li Fidlelto and
Wheeler will open their I hlnl
parly campaign In the eastern
seaboard nnd New Fngl4ii-l slulea.
then louring the west and south
over divergent routes to overy
state la Hie union, llepresenia-
(ive John M. Nelson, nut lonal
Miunager of I ji Follettc'a eandl-
Uucy, stated today.
UNION COUNTY
CEREAL CROPS
(Continued from Pago One) !
ley in 'pounds per nenr1 barley
nearly equaled the average ylel I
of winter wheat and con'sitlerakly
exceeded the yield of both spring
wheat and oats. Tke uvcrugo acre
value of barley was ?4.Hi more
Hum tkat of oats. Notwithstand
ing this, there have been during
the past five years In Cnlon coun
ty, n curly twleo as many- acres
sown 'to ciuts as to barley.
Information about varieties of
spring crops Including wheat, bar
ley, oats, corn, potatoes, ami flnx
and cultural methods for eastern
Oregon conditions. Is given In
Station Itullelln No. 204, copies of
which can bo obtained Tree by
writing lo either of the Hrancli
F.xpcrlinvut Stations at Cnlon,
Moro, or I turns or to thu main
stutlon ut CorvulllH.
HUNTS LETTER
(Continued from pnif 1)
!h the baldest limit In Congress,
btit instead of the hj metrically
roumled cranial dome of hong
wort li. Nelson's bare" expaime ' of
scalp exposes a rough-hewn head
suggestive of ability to withstand
many humps am! lo deliver as good
as is seiil even bulling in ruin
fashion. Willi Ills heud, wketl feel
nnii rists mil.
if''as ' NelSoli who led Hie l.a
l-'tillettl- fight last fall for u revl-
skn'd tiie'ilousc-Viiles. " He s'tnkd '
up. unmuveti, against i ue mos;
withering and devusialing cynicism
iiwl s;illre the word w Izartls of
Congi-ess could direct against him.
Me ditln t care what Hie re;:niai;i
thought of him or his fellows, or
what ihey called him, so long as
Ihey amended Hie rubs. j
He checkmated every move to
entangle hint lu parliamentary red
tape, or to HUhslllule for his pro
posals any political unacea of the
"Jusl-as-good" brand. ( '
IPs bald bead and bald specii ,
were Ike highlights of Ikal im -j
murakle battle, !
The Hllo of 'H1 ling Kuiisjih,'
won liy tke Sunflower stale be
tween Iho ubolitloliists and pro-
stavery groups preceding I he Civil
War. mtiy properly be revived be-
iWmiful
ii! , thistin.H ;
! MONUMENTS
i
ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
We have made a pro
found study of monument
building, and an order
placed in our hands ia sure
to receive faithful, intelli
gent execution.
We Will Gladly Furnish
Eh tim ale
Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
fore the coming political holoctuiHt
Is ended.' i . .' J . i
For Kansas is'shitcd to become
the geigrapliLcal storm center ol
thu political tornatlii. cenlerliiH
over the inhltlle west, ' during the
presidential campalc,n.
Orders have gone out from Re
publican heudiinartetK that Kansas
must' be. held secure, at all costs,
against Hio assaults tu bu made
upon It by the Im Folletle forces.
Im Folkdle's forces, believing
that tke loss of Kansas by the Cim
lldgo cidiorts will deprive the pres
ident of a majority and send the
election into Congress, will send
their shock troops Into uullon
there.'
And I In Democrats, hoping to
Salvage some) king from the fray
for their candhlale, will join lu Ih.'
general free-for-all.
W'mhI Nolle'.
Notice Is hereby given tkat the
District School Hoard of Sclion?
Olstriet No. t of Cnlon County,
Oregon, will receive up to .five
o'clock P. M. of July 2Sth, F.tilC
alctl bids for furnishing said Dis
trict No, I. with t2h cords of four
foot spilt lamarae or red fir wood
said wood lo be cut while green.
free from large knots, and accept
able to said School District.
Said wood to be delivered, .'I2r
cords at the High School Ituikllng,
US cords at the Greenwood Pudd
ing, ami 7T cords at the new school
building on Willow Street, ami
lo In corded up neatly and
closely when dl reeled by ' Hie
Hoard. Delivery lo commence not
later than August IT.Ih. 1!:M. Itldsj
on any part of, the ubuve. amounts!
will be considered by the Hoard. I
Hlds to be left will! the School 1
Clork, 1 :to4 Adams Avenue, am) tke
Bourd reserves tke ligkl to reject
any and uil bids. .
- , 11. L-3. AVHd.lAMH.
' , Hckool Clerk.
,iui aa-2i-iift-s.- "
Kill Bed Buds
theCcnolWau
ouick-Sure-SaFe
BinUh bd buy enm
plelsU, qntchly, tly
with Ctnol bd Du Ttm
mtroytr. Will not mtn
i. t'appletit4Mlur,
back if it fntU.
BED BUS DESTROYER
iti:i citoss mtt'ii sroiti:
i.. ,v I.. mti; sroiti:
Films
Kodaks
Cameras
'''''"''EASTMAN'''1''''
And
ANSC0
Moon
Drug Co.
Prompt unci 1'ii'u
Dclivt'iy
7flemortiI. Vroy
1
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Announcement
Norton's Kiddy
Shop
Will open for busliiesH new locution
1122 Adams Ave, Monday, July 28th,
with Special Sale.
50c nnd U fur Values Up to $11
Watch for special sale prices from
July 28th lo August 2nd.
. IJcttcr To?S for Little Tots
LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAIN'S1
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more.
THE 15LACK CAT
REDUCTION
A Hul)stantial savmj? on all Summer Dresses and Hats
for girls and boys.
Art & Babj Shop
"Fvcry thing for tlie Kaby"
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ARCADE
WEDNESDAY
Millions of Kipling lovers have been
waiting to see "The Light That
Failed" on the screen. Worth while
. waiting for! It will take its place
beside the book unforgettable!
Last Time Today
"ACE OF DESIRE"'
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