La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 23, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWec1nPSfl.qyj-JMl.v23, . 102-1.. THE LA C.BANDRi'EVEIttfflS OBSKrifrfitt IT HE! PAGE TTV ' Local News In Brief tMIN(3 EVENTS August :i 1C. O. M. rienle .ut KivfiH.de I'll lit. f-'llllHl UW KMCcHlIg f K. H. Kiiller wum rilled $IU and costs In t lie JiiKt im court for speed ing this morning. -y , i J : Sditc Ta OMiimisslmicr Here Karl H. Kisher,' state tax com missioner from talent, ;is In the city on business. Uu is accompan ied hy Mih. Wisher. .-V. Officials oil Trip : 1 N. Kinch, general superintend nl of tho O.-W., was in Im. Hrniuh .eslerduy on ti regular tour of In spection, llis private car went east on No. -4 this morning. CoiiiiiiKslon Meeting The l.a Grande city commission ers will inert In regular weekly session this evening ut 7 : :i 0 o'clock ,n lint city Uall building. t'oic-lriicl Ion .Mini In City C. It. Khinii, cons! ruction snper inlendeiit for the Morisson-K uni son company of Jftdsc. is- in l.a (irande on a business trip. He s registered at I lie Knhy hotel. Called by Sickness ' Airs. W. II. Vhe-! r or Im f.rnnde left for Montreal, Ouebcc, last evening. She was called to Mr. und Mrs. J. It. Kay of I'en t'nuada, by the Illness of her sis- dlrtnn, ure among Hie guests now l,.r ! registered at the ruinmcr hotel. Tnkcu l I'eiMllcloii A drpuly from the state institu tion for the Insane at L'endlctor, i.rrived last evening and relumed with William Huiiman of this city, wlio is lo le confined there. Kallioiul Mrn III l-n Jraiiili' O. II. VWIisUt, B. . Miliar, H. I,. - l.t'iinnr(1, T. M. Jordan nnd W. W. Joiicb. O.-W. 11. & N. tnivillliiB Irt'lKliI n,t pHKHi-nwr UK-nls, wt-ro In 1a (irundo yi'slnrduy. ' Thi-U-hi iiduiiailorii ur- in 1'ortlnnd. Tlu-y sioi'd ut l hi' Poli'ir hoti'l. I ' lniinvlii' Tin- many friends of Mm. H. I'1. llciiKHliT who iindfrwi-nt u niujor opi'ialloll ul tliu Cran.lf llolidr liopilal last wii'k will lio Kluil to iMirn thut nhi' Is rciovi'rlns rup lilly und will Im- ulilo to return to hi-r lioiiu In ul I two wcrUa. J'o Show Olyinplr I'li-lillfsi The l''ox ni'WH reel, lo be Khown al Ihe Areude tlnalre Thnrwlay. rrldiiy and Saturday, will lie of piiiil Inlereid lo Bports lovers In aamlfrh as H will leulure Ihe opeli InK of lilt Olympic . Kumea In j.'ranee. ' - I'nrUUl'i null Shipping -i John pili of Cove, w ho has nei the liooil I i 1 1 anil had times with nls i;herry himiH-wit for nut ny year.s, In at it --ain this year Willi air or als enerK.v. He is parkin.',- some wond.-rliil eheriies and ullhoiiBh ihe erop 's not us heavy as had 1....,., I. ...... I It 'S lleV Ill'leSS pfO- .lueiUB some fine shipments. Illken lo Illili-ipiiM- The r ains of Ih- late .1. S. Kay. who died ul Hot lull.- tills week were Ira imparled lo Knler prise this iimrninR for interiiieiil. His son. .1. I!. Kay. of l'etidlelon and Ills brother. W. W. Kay. ol 1'ayelle, l.-fl for Knlerprlm.' this liiornlnK for Ihe funeral. Keliirn frimi Trii Herman Hieirrisl. Kemliiek Hl' ,:rlsl. Mrs. AilKlista Kumlirriiss, Mrs Kllmilielh Donnelly and Lawrence Hay returned lust eveiilnit from an iilll'illir spent at Wallowa Lake While Mi-re Ihey made Ihe Iriti to Aneroid lake on horseback und .Master S'eKiist secured 1) nice catch of trout. To Sci- Yclhiwsloiie Mr. and Mrs. l!avills:rorl and ilaucliter. Jail", or Wallowu, were in l.i Crande hi morniim' luakinK 'inal prepiiralii'ii for a motor trip to YeMiiwa'iine Niillmial park. Mr. Stock oney STILL GOING FULL IJLAST AT A Saving of 10 to 50 Ucdiulions on every article in the store of Quality Merchandise Compare our prices before buying. , MAKE YOUR $ SAVE DOLLARS. "THE STORE WITH UawuuiTun is ,n lumberman ami Ih now on u Vucalion. tolli Mr. und Mrs. Kavenscrott ure well known in I.a Grande. To ltiuir Hulk IIiikn-L . It. J. Hubert son wuk issued a hermit u( Hie city off km thin morning lo alter and repair u business building on Depot tit reel between Adams and . Jefferson streets. Tin work In to cost ap proximately $go. , A. N. Mayville will repair a dwelling on Adams avenue betweeu Jiaim and Willow aircets at u coat of J7f.u. , Olifirlcjs arc l ine . Ih-sjoVs raising some good sheep, e&ylng' sales and being uu ftll around man in the coiiituunity Tom Johnson is u producer of excellent cherries. Yesterday lie brought to the oliserver oil ice one of tin fin 'sl exhibits of growing cherries to be scitft. The limbs of tin cherry tree were heavily loaded und each cherry was perfect in appearance, Tom Insists that t lie clusters - of cherries. represent democratic votes for Davis this fall, but I hero ure those in the Cove country where Mr. Johnson's ranch is located who talte Issue with him on this par ticular score. However, no one can question the magnificent exhibit when once it is seen. Personal Mention K. If. Smith nnd family, tourists of Hartley. Nebrusku, ure now stopping ut the Summer hotel. Joseph Hellner, prominent nier ehant of Baker, Is In the lily on a imsini-us trip. Ha In reelstered ut the Koley hotel. x II. II. Marlin. liiHtirnnee man of l'orllund. In at present in UUlrnndo loliferrlni; with Ills lucul lepresen lalive. t). U Uutlon. Mildred Uay wus tunonir the quests from l-JnlerpriHo who reKis iered ut the Soiimer hotel yesHT duy. .1. A. Chandler lert for Detroit. MiiillRan. lust evelllllir to visit for the remainder of the summer with relallvi a. - , William I'elersoll or linker, la now visilltiK his inolher. Mrs. Ben Kramer, in I .a Grande. Mr. I'eler son Is i-mployed by the Baker City i'aelllnir company. K. XI. Klvi tle. son of-W. 11. Kl vette, w ho was formerly u Imnlier iiian In l.a liranile. Is now stop plnic at the h'oh y hotel. Miss Klhelyn Leainau and Mrs lleortf" Andrews, sisters. r Bois", went through on tli"lr way lo Lou tine where they will visit relatives. ' Miss I--. K. Salladay of Washlnir lon. H. c., was in l.ii Crande llus inornliiK en route lo visit a brother in Ji.sepli. She says Ihat Ihe capi tal illy is very iiiilet al prisenl now that eoiitfress is nol In session. AMERICAN IN ROLE OF MEDIATOR ' (Continued from page 1) fcrenee on Hie Duwrs reparation plan not el n week old, the American mubassador, Knmk It. Kellogg, has been called upon to play I he delieate rob of. mediator, which nil Ihe delegations .confi dentially predicted would be his, anoner or later, when Ihe states men opened their parleys heru last Wednesday. Mr. Kellogg's opportunity came Tuesday nficrnoon when the I'nnrh ideas of security were found to be out of harmony with the guarantees reuirrtl by Ameri can financiers who arc expected to tjike up a cnnshlerable portion Raising Reducing and A CONSCIENCE " HALKM.vOrv. (Hy the ssoclnt-; ed I'tess). Reversing itself. the supreme court late yesterday d citlcd district attorneys ure Im munu from civil damages. In a former opinion the court hail le!d i.i favor of Homcc I. Watts, appellant from I 'mat II -a county, who sought dnmc.ges i' r a-'risU oil charge of unlaw f il pes asfoii of liiiuor. , Sixty-five cases that hail been pending a far back as Hi I w.-iv litimisscd becuuse of lack o pros ecuHon. '",".-' 1 . of the 4a.oin.iMMl potiniM sterling loan to (tcrinuny with which the Huwes plan is to be inaugurated. The situul ion, alt hough I en be Tnesilay night Is reg-ardrd by mum! observers us capable of amicable solution 1 hrough the offices of the American ambassador and colleagues, on one principal all the delegations seem st ill to be agreed I hat the 1 )aves plan uf fords the only solution for Ku rope's ills and thut the ulternu tlvc is chaos. Situation Causes Anxiety. Accordingly, the position Is oV'e of anxiety, but nol of despair und the delegations do not regard the hitch which has occurred because of the bankers' demands for pro tection or the loan In the light at a crisis. It in emphasized that the conference, which has made such remarkable progress dor first six days will yet find u way for the restoration of the uccord j which charaeterlzed Its. curlier lm-! portant decisions. When it was finally determined ut the meeting of the allied fin ance ministers with the American und TJrttlsh bankers that the safe guards unanimously ugreed to bv Ihe commission on sanctions und defaults respecting the German loan were considered Insufficient by the finuneiors. Premier Theu- nls of Itelgium is understood to have udvunced tho rl rat alterna tive. , M. Theunls proposed thut a Herman default, which the first report stated might be adjudged by the P'pa rations commission. could be declared by that commis sion only after consultation with five members of the imwcs com mittee, who would act in an advis ory cupaeity. This is understood to have proved wholly unsatisfac tory to the American banks. Kellogg's IrtiNisal. Then It was (hat Ambassador Keilog's proposal wus brought for ward. It was not. concerned wlih the declaration of a Herman de fault, bul deals enlirely with man ner of application of sanctions to (ii-rnmny. ' It proposes Ihat sanc tions may not lie applied until rerommeltilal Inns for n default have been mado by Hie agenl gen eral oT . reparat ions snd I ho. boii'l hohlers' association by .five jimm bei'si of the Dawes commission, who would be called In. Then the questions of Siilielion would . he put lo the reparailoiis commis-don and If there was a unanimous vot in favor of sanctions all Uu allies would Join In Imposing them. The hitch sreins Ihat the possi bility or the reparation commis sion's vole nol being unanimous; the MUeKtlou would then arise us lo whether the nations voting In favor of sanctions could take them or whether thwy should be- held buck by Hie nations which had voted against taking of penalties. A feature of Ambassador kcl log's plan If culling in five of the experts who aided '(leiu ral lnwes to work out his reparations scheme. They would likely be M. I'armenller of Kram-e, I ir. Alberto I'iri'll, Italy. Kmil Kraiiqul, IJel gium;,Hlr llobert Klndersey di rcclor' of the Hank of Hnglan.l, and Owrn l. Young, ('filled States. ' . . l-'ccllng Is OpIlmisHc. An American financial authority informed the correspondent of Hie Associated l'ress Tuesday night that Ihe only problem from the finanelers viewpoint was that if any nation voted in Ihe repara tions commbsion for taking sanc tion, it might be dltrieillt lo re strain Independent action on the part of that nalion and hh lon-r nt Noriri;. Iun to ilirflcultjr i'xpcrlcncel III collecting charge, for adver tising Hint Is listed under classi fied ndvciHsIng nod iimlcr the new liHlny" heading, the Kve .ilng Ohwrvcr will hercnftiT Inke tut clUHsiried advcrtlNing or ndvcrllsing In Is run as "new today" unless tin; ndvcrLsing Is fttx-nmpniilcil hf cash. WANTHI To rent four or fiv room furnished house. I'erina iient. fall oltsrver, 7-L'::-lti '(Ht MAl-M Sef-pro.eed Hoi' combine. Hood condition. Terms. n;u! liih st. 7-J.-!-lt il'Olt SAI.M H" ucres good cnt i tb pasture. Inquire Italjth Itut- ler, it. T. I. No. 'Z, l.a tlrande. I'M It It KNT -ri-room unfuiiiishe: I house. I y 1 5 Kast Teiiu. KOU IE KNT 4-room house, parll) furnished. 'l 14 I'lue and 1 . Kind owner at 44 1 Jefferson. J.UHT Tan suit caw between Ka niela and l.a Hrande, Liberal reward. Notify Mrs. Hollb Bu chanan. Knapp.i, (ii-., I tout I . 7-2J-3t. WAXTKl S hoot girl wh i COURT ORDER in nnirnorn n nrurrnr i JU IILILHULU 1 " ; NEW TODAY NMh vxih . pdblp flint 'jba's'; fori crodlt was, ,.irttl Jsi'i ''. -SU ex pressed the pidijiOH lit. I' tin; tlitV ! ferenee waw not U'se-intis and (hat u .settlement would surely he worked (Hit from the Kcllog plan f within a week. In American official circles is taken that- the Kollog proposal produces separate net ion by Kruncc but (he same spokesman said that the iletails would have to ho Jhor- oughly worked out to satisfy Hie hankers. At the close of the ufler-. noon conversation:" belween (ho iuuncinl experts and the bankers, the Kremh delegates rclturalod I hat I'Vanee was Irrevocably com mitted to the Versailles treaty, and the interpretation regarding separate action with which Krance made tin whole wurld . faiutllur through her invasion of the lluhr and thai implication In Mr. Krl togg's alternative plan is an ab horrent lo the Kreiirll detfgatioils as the Theiinis proposal is to the rinaiiclers. . REGENTS ON JOURNEY OF INSPECTION , (('ontlniK'iI from 1'hko Oii0 production has been materially . ln i reused. Mr. Weal herspoon paid a glowing tribute to I taker count yv and said the ngrlcullurul college was slrtvlnir lo be of every pos sible assistance. ' Kn route lo Union the board of regents tour called upon scverul rlnims business bouses lrom Haines they went lo the Muddy i 'reck section w here they saw a field of forty-fild wheat on ideorgi Tuytor's furin; federation wheiit. Trebl hurley und Oriium ul- ZTrJuiktz SZy nlmr's: dairy herd und IrrlBiillon i pastures t l:..y Vanderwill s: hard U I ' (J U 1 Li i 13 U 1 1 '"""t u.'.rulin on u. pliie ut fur federation what on Mrs. Nancy M itallliwil Maxwell's runch:, dairy herd of I.OrlllC l'erklns. ' A lurce delcBUtlon of Muddy nek flirillCrS Illct Hie party Ut J. lv Fisher's nnd parllclpated In the tour about the district. Several Of 1111. runeiiers irom iiiuiiuy creeu aecom panted the parly to inspect the stale ftxp'.-rlnient. station at L'n on. VNION. Ore. (Special) r Undot tho uuspices of t he 1 Tnion 'oin menial club, the board of rege'nti of the Oregon Agricultural college were entertained at the Union ho tel Tuesday' noon ut a luncheon. 1 4. '.. Terrell, president of the club, welcomed the visitors und put Kohcrt Wlthyconibe", superintend . ent of the experiment station. 111 full charge. 1'residelll Weal her ford of the boanl of regents dis cussed the- work of the board und Hie o. A. f. In relation lo the tanner. Senator ltrnvt. member of the board, talked about I he merchant und the farmer. Mastei I'nltniler of the State C! run ire, gave a pithy talk touching on the oleo margarine bill, co-operation, stand ardized products, etc. Ir. I'by of Hot Lake responded to his name by suggesting that Hie experiment stnlloris fco-operale ; w it Ii (he stall I'ealt h boa rtl In handling heal Hi problems relating to the connunn iiy. rJ'lieregenls asked 1 1 1 ii to sub mit u tentative plan for this work. Judge Anderson of linker discuss- eii tho matter of child training us a preventative to having , so muiiv delinquent und dependents on the :ublle'fl hands. Wultei M enchain praise the dairy and other farm inf ei-esis of i taker county In his usual pithy style. Short lalkrt were also given by II end ricks, newspa per man of linker, H. A. Wright nf I'nlon. l'eikins of Haines, l'aul Ahlrlch. editor of llic.Kasl tm-gon "t Ian, Coun'y Agent Oirnenler of linker, Professor Hyslop from Hi t). A. t.'. and M. S. l-evy, mayor o! Hnlon. About two-thirly the nn-ei- llig uiljourned so the regents could inspect the various departments of the experiment station. af,ler which Mr, WilhyconilM! lauiu'd lo take the vlsllors for. a spin around Ihe valh y sightseeing. Oilier viHilors present, were founty Agent Avery .from l.a 'Irande, Mr. Hullon of l.a Orunde, Mr. t'umpbelt of HUisboro, rorip- erly u resident, hen. .Jidui Msher and sou and .Mr. Maxwell from ncaiv Haines, und Mr. Iienny of llaker. About two dozen members of the loeal ( 'oniitiiereial club turned out to help cnieriatn the regents ami other out-of-town visitors ut Hie luuehcon. ' ' i Mark ('router, a I'nion boy, now. un officer In th-? navy, dropped In fur u short visit with his nun-lim. nrrlviiiK Mi.n.luy iin.l l.iivlni rurlrully -iiiil.-t. .l the ilriifl of a n.-w lln-liii.rlnn Tui-mliiy lo r.poi-1 Mrfffil'-iiil ronlnuit for nul.mlsnion to .Inly. il! ilrov.- Iliroiigh rrom Kan Dl.-Ko vln-r hi- had Koiio lo m' IiIm dauKlit.-r. thut wus horn ahoiil ii w-.-k ao. LEGION DRIVE 'IS ILNDER WAV! (Continued from pane 1) im ii :ikc in membership. In that eampalgn tiregon has jumped from 4r.th to fourth phu-e this year and hopes to capt ure the Irophy known as Ihe Hanford M Nlder cup which Is 'awarded an nually v the winning state. The ineiiilters of the "4 0 and X" society an holding a meeting in Hugh K. ISrady's offiee Fridny evening at 8 oVloek for Ihe pui' pose of making other plans for ihe drive. Ah hgfon meu wheth er members of the "4m nnd t' or not ure Invited lo uMnd. Second 4np tlvin Clmiice. fiifccession vegetubh; crops for fall nnd winti-r use such as caii lage, cauliflowi'r, brussels spro r.i. kale, broccoli and celery, can b- Met out on ground eleured Of the early maturing crops. Hy mak ing suitable plans and carrying them out promptly the gutdt-n on: riirm or country lot iuy he made; to perform double duly. I'rovl ditin may hIho Im- made for sue- j cesslvi' seedlnirs of radish and - .t-j t:ice, designated by Hie Orego.i n'y workisiatlon us lmuurtaut all-yeur veg-i 7-:a-:tp utbie. . I Acting Envoy I sjd at ro Yoshlda, newly apitointed counselor und charge d' affairs of ihe Japanese embassy m Washing ton, is acting uniUissador for his country in the 1'nttcd States now. Ambassador Masauo llanihura has ... ..!-1... .... A b1. , , ,,,,, , ' , ,, lu said he will' nut return, for his uov ri-iitnent. it is reiHirted, u displeased with his' work in view of the passage of the exclusion act. - ' "-' ; nu nnnrniiinn HI I ' 1 1 H I- K 111 I I K rniTnn rnrrn i criiiiJi i jiii ii j jof hardware. ' , .a VIOC.AS V M lltv H...I Th. n hlinsleillllles nnd Idlosvn- A0,.1.lll. , ,... ,,' ., ,, .,.,. , .,, v. .,,. ,,,, .,...i.i. w... ........ ...Illl.i.l ' th ,.univ lull Tu,s.l.,v f,. thi-. ,,.,, ,. .,, ;,.,,.,., conl.'iupt by Jtide Leahy bocutuv of un edltoiial ciilkininK till' Judge's decisions, n : ' SANTA ira N. M. (lty the As sociated l'ress). -(lovernor J. K. ! tinkle, late Tuesday Issied a pur don lo 'nrl f. MaC.ee. editor 'of tho Tribune, who 'earlier in the day was found guilty of contempt of court nnd sentenced to three months in jail.. The governor had stuted prior lo his action tliat;h would grant a pardon If MuO'.'c asked for It. ACTION TO DETERMINE FATE IS ON ; (Continued from page 1) ' a i court! ruling' us to whelhr tt was! Hiiifc 'Tor statements of coiv. eluding urgonH'nIs." The ( cnip't ruleii" thai' i mrrow'1 confine lidii selp Hi Vtbjeelions mbl an opening slateiyeyt. .... , ,. The tirst witness was lOdwln M. (rcsluini, an uncle of I ho Franks boy. who .toi, of Identifying Hie body. , . f niiiks Takes Ktaiul .Ipcrbh'mnks,- futliurof the vic tim, was the next witness 11" calmly, but with eyes molstcm-d wlih tears, told the slory of the hoy's dlHuppeurnuro and of Ihe ransom inters. After Ihe afternoon recess Mrs. I'Yanks took Ihe stand, telling of her son's last day ul home and of feverish efforts to find the boy. Franks identified the ransom letter, sent by I .neb nmk Leopold, signed "tieorge Johnson." Tin let ter was rca into tin records. J( culled for $HI. 01)0, of which S,. oon was lo be lii $ro bills ami Ihe rest In ' $2i)'s "all old bills." . ."'iMils Is a slrlclly commercial underinktng,." said . I he letter. Hhdtilil i yo.u curr' out these In st ructions we tan assure you thai you n son' will be safely relumed within six hours." The court I hen recesied until 2 o'clock Ibis uflcr noon. Budget Bureau Evolves Model Federal Papers WAKIIINHTON. (All (irfl IiiIm workliifc iinili-r Hut , tlir.'i-t h.n "r l'"' Imillfl Hun-ail li.iv.. .ri..ll- rfe Canadian Pacific "4 Rockies Comfort snd old clothes no luind-in-hind in these care Irre liunjdow cumtH-fn in number, tat h Jttfctml and Ju toicniif. . . Ginudinn Pacific Hmpifnhty . and "rvitf at mot econoin icai weekly rates. Oil or wnt for our tpeci1 FoHer W H. ()EAyN llrnl Agrnl Ptr LVpt. M THIRD NT PORTLAND Ot?F, Caoadkn PartKIcRaitwarj TACOMA, - Wat.li. (Al). r'hnr- ! t-rip(r u logging train to gu inlo tin.1 foothills of mountains m-ar here, teorge A, I'olllns, chief of police of t he western dlvlshn of the New York fentral , r iltroid. nr-sle(i II U. Jones, i i, on charges of participating In loot ing flM.otiu worHi of merchandise ( l'roir. In ti relate shipments passln;; j through, rievelnndi The: iirrest of Jones was the cul mination of two years work by I Collins, and Ids men. Thri oth-j trs ,ln : tho ring are now -serving) Uine:. "- '. Congress at tin next session to sitpp.luut 2iM contriiel laws tiou on the books and make the whole system uniform. , - The new contract has grown up from efforts of the' tindget I tureen to standardize und coordinate fed eral iictivilhs such us teasing, pur chasing or selling nnd lor con struction work. 1 In line with this campaign, the "ulhV o' .iin uiiuiiB board has Issued more than i iti maslers' lfieatlons and has nearly cov red the field of government pur chases. Director Lord Insisted that operations of these specification standards ultimately will mean many millions in savings lo tin federal government In supplies it must purchase. Kor vermin classes of materials. U.n.l uttiitilleM !).r.. I.uun tumli ill. mt ,uny different upeclfica- I ..,,,.,,i will .... l.ir .v f,,r I,...... - nr ....rlieulur federal olli- U Ulreetne I....-.1 sal.l. wilt have 1 no further welirht In Ihe kind of Ifurnlluro or Idler lieuds or wilier :,.i,.,. r ,, ii.v have snonlled to them by the government. Itcmntc Alaskan FuhsiTlhcrs (ict .New spa pern by Airplane KAIUHANKS, Alaska. (Al) Subscrlbors for the Kulrhanks News-.MIner-tlti.'ii who live In lonelv cabins, roadhouses and lsd- uted cumps wiltiin a hundred-mil"! radius of the town have their pa pers delivered by, ulrplnnu u few hours ufter publication, I ho news puper nnnounces. Tlie paper has contracted with an airplane company for Jhls ser vice. The uviutor attaches the pa pers to small parachutes und they drift down somewhere iieur the habitat ion or tho subscriber. - This method Is saving wcokH tor I'm readers. The old method was lo send accumulated issues by dog teams on eg a month. , f.uj Holr t'oii test Announced. 1 AHTUKlA, Ore. Announce ment was made here by J. I. Hope, chairman of the local Rotary goli committee, llial a ir-inan team match would be played between I ho Kotary golfers und the goll team, uf the Salem Holary jrlub Saturday, July al Ihe Astoria Uolf and I'ounlry club course. lniT I la hies at One lllrlli. HTAU.V XAtlUKA. Illllgarla. (Al,).Th village of (.ileilatche evo, in this district, Is celebrating the advent of four Infants to the wife of Honhl Ivanolf Stoerf. The event was olllclully iinnounced by lelegratn by t he mayor of Oh'd-alt-bevo to Minister of Interior Itusserr. at SoHa, ' who nillei(, "llurray!" 1 TRY PARKER TAXI SKRVICU MAI.V HH Hlaml Jlimii Ill-UK ' The And HUN -l.t iV f! :ii 1 Just Hcfcivcdl Small lot uf Silk Knit Dresses at a very Siietial I!uy. French & Greene HEMSTITCHING Bed Spreads Slumped for hand embroidery ' ut ?4.00 and S4.75 Fi'iiijfe to mutch ut $1.95 and $2.90 Lunch Sets, Stamped nnd Ilcmstilelied $1.80 to $2.25 Norton's Kidciy Shop ISutton Holes PAINT If it m Piiiht you need, I have ' PAINT'S - VARNISH STAIN LEAD - OILS AND VARNISHES F. L. Lilly lliiidwure Phone Main 85 KAT HFJtlC , u In ctifclcrlu Hint lint only hftvn money luil enjoy hctti-r Miutllty fooil rooked Hie way tnt like. lty wailing on yourself you wive Urn milt er's c'.viN'itsv nnil llist sclccf, llm (Ilslics you like, anil really liijoy your men Is 1 1 lore, THE IJLACK CAT Boxed Gifts A new nnd bcautirul ussoilmunt of Dainty Uoxcd Girts for babies. Carriage Bows, Garters, Hungers, !onnet iiows, etc. Art & Baby Shop "KvcryllitnK for the Huby" IIIMSI IK lll.(i lliiliil Smilllll-r. lllilu. STAMI'I.Ntl LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS ARCADE TODAY THURSDAY Liht That Failed" From Kipling's Famous Story TUKI'IN in "PITFALLS OF A IMG CITY" f-.nf 't . r , On salo at 75 PLEATING Kttunping liutloim Covered lift! in home. Cull Z'jU-tt.