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Saturday, August 2, 1924. THE LA GBANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE 1 Local News In Brief OOMINfl EVKNTS .ijriiRl. a-rlC O. At. Picnic at ItlverHlde T'nrk. Jvpf. S. Jji llnul.te .KllO'lls open Iil4-2.r term. vcreml I.ai)Mim llert . Keverend Uitham will pica el i til Saptisl church Sunday moin? t ll n'l-inpk,'. Sunday school ,ii he held 41 ten o'clock. ,,. Lending Vacation Hem . , Misses Helen 1 1 n 1 Miiy I )aiiuher of J'ortJaiul, ur,e spending iheir .-aiinn In lot firundc at the home Mr, and Mrs. J. K. .Nte.irns.' ml llrvcr Hack Andrew Loncy. Jr., leader of the (irundc Muutchial Hand h:;a re lied from Chicago, where he ha.-t .11 studying music for hi vera I eUH. i Locate Here -Mr. and Mm. K. O. lllle, of .ri land. Oregon, have moved to , C ramie where they will niak- . Ir home in the future. Mr. Dllle district sales manager of the Co- iiiihia Tire Corporation. Liy Injiiit'il fjrorffe HuptlnKton I'urrey of Ar- LiK'nn phoned his fiillur. Oeorffe ! jjrrey of La Urande this niorninj? :il his sumli son, Altteri, had anr- id the misfortune of having tttv. burl It finger on; his left lian 'ut ( near I he second joint ly a lawn iwer. ' , 1 v. licep Hnmlier llei- K. I. Isaacs, prominent sheep went oul to Ihe sanulnrium yester iser of IJoise, wus registered ai day. .-..' . . l'"oey hotel yest-rday. He was! . La Grande for the purpose of j Mr. and Mrs. Kny Price returned -rimenmng uie loaning 01 some Is locality. tmiilM'rmmi Iter' i. It. HicUsr of thy Uowmnn- ie'ks Lumber company, arrived in i ttrnndo this morning In com- my with II. N Aslihy; super! n- ident lit the plant irt-M J hey iiuvo business. v en in Portland- ale i alley Ci-op,- Poor--f. r. - Mr. J. It. Williamson of ltirh - iltl. who lias been here visiting -r broilii'r. (iscar Ayns, left for :iKin th morning lo visit her sis- r. Mrs. Italph Smith. Mrs. Wil-1 . .iitiKon eomi-s from the faiiioua A party of tourists ronsisllnn; of 'uglc Valley fruit ami grain roun- the Misses Oliv Thorpe, Olive y. She.s;iys that the early frosis 10 lie Use n and Alma l:rieksen, ar i thai section of the country kill- rived in Iai 4lranile yesterduy. They I a good deal of (lie Irulf earlier spent lli night here at the Snmmcr ii Ihe year. Kagle Valley lias a arm breeze which nearly always) events frost luil ihisyearit failed in- growers wllh disastrous conse- Nin ncrs. ' m Personal Mention Miss Ttetty Smith of Portland is gistered at tho Sommer hotel. Mrs. J. K. Tracy of KJgin went il.i-niigh l.a firandu this morning n Iter vtiiy lo Huntington lo visit I t lativesli'ur a few days. 1 t Mrs.Tlnry lray reliirmd lo her home Id Monipeller, . Idaho, last veiling She Icim be'it vishlng in l.n Grande wllh Mrs. M. Kllidg. Mini Ann Shell and Miss Mabel Tleraincer will leave this uvening tocr .ipe-ml several days at Wallowa lake. , tZwelfe of Il .Grande, returned to 1 1 heir home in Portland this morn- iMss Kern Geddes will he among'ing. They hnve been visiting rela tion La Grande people who will nd Sunday at Wallowa lake i Mrs. H. It. .Macponald Is ut the ' ret timing to her home In Tacomo Hot Ijike suiialoriutn Tor a fcwWash., from a vacation trip which 4;iys consullatjim and treatment. took her :m far cast as New York What Next - JUST LOOK 199 Pairs of Men's Shoes AND OXFOltDS, TO KK SOLD AT $3.95 a pair Tills Inl lias both Work Shoes, Dross Shoes and Oxfords. Values ?5.U3 tu I.S.S.'i . SII0F.S OF QtlAIJTV' Save now on shoes! Our regular line of . shoes rut' 25 off our icRiilar pikes. NF.TTI,KT0. SHOFS ON SAI.K 10.00 AND $11.00 NOW. II ui j UNTTHIEj , "THE STORE WITH . ' uuyinnnd' ft-hcrar and Allfu lehrtrer of Km era Id. Penn.. jrolnit ... ij.-n inn-irit, air. iiiiu mm. pi, 0. Vftrtvr ( Ht. Louis uIko oiiiy io aiiroriiln l-.-fort' rf-turluh' ltouru hjmJ V.mir navfiipnrl of Salt l.u and , mi his way to San I'VunHrifO ajl rt'iriHtorod ut llir chamltor of yjjniuitici' UiIm uiornln. Mi-h. A. .lonr-M and lir-p dauliUx. V.lla, l,i fa I'onlHiid lasl pye nlaif. 'i'hfy vislud r'laiivts Jn oilv. Mm. Nfdlif IVuho of Mollno, III., arrived in ai (Iriind.i HiiH morniiiK on No. 24 lo visit wlili tur ni-v Miss Lillian Wilson. K. Spaldinir and wife and U I'olk and ruinlly uf Nolus, Ida., are, now n'iHl.nd ai the Snnir uiir lioit'l. It. W. liatdwln of noliliiRrham, Wash., Is in Lu (jrande on a luivf, mss trip. JIo is stoppinir at Hie soinnit-r houd. Miss Olive Thorp. went out on i he branch train ihis morning, to Knlerpt-iKc in visit for a few days wilh relatives. Miss ThOrpe hails from (londrleh, Jduho. Mrs. . Mary v .'ro,e!s ; of ' flarfletd, Wusli., w'as in J.u Orande this morn- ini? lor a short lime, before leaving for KnlerprlKe where she will visit relulJvoa,' ; r , . Mi s. Ose.ir Thompson is a pa'. .tlenl In the hospital dennrlment of i1he Hot Lake sanatorium. She -irom a vacation trip to JicnrJ, J-;u- Iday afternoon. They were accom panied on their return trip by Hill TenuIeton iv ho has been visiting his parents at l-'orest Orove. Mrs. W. T. Miller of IV-nver. Colo., pussed throult this rily this morning on her way to Kmerprlse lo visit lite 11. S. Chapman family. Mrs. V. I. Milh r. tourist from Colorado SprhiKS, wus in La Grande yi'sferday. She Is driving lo Port- (and. Mrs. Miller slopped al the Knmuier hotel. liolel. Mr. and Mrs. L. I. DouglaH and uu ir son, IKivht, retained from nicago tins morning, i ny spi-n ihe greater pari ol Ihe summer in ihe Kastern city. Mrs. K. 11. Hurnelt and her grnn children returned In their home In Clenn's Kerry last evening. They have been visiilng Mrs. lnrneit- slsU - r, Mrs, W. A. I )u pie Is. In this city. Miss Josle Itlokland, HenconeHS of u. Methodist church in linker. returned Ui the Queen City tlm morning. She has been visiting hei parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew .Itlokland, of Iland Ciy. i j Mr. und Mrs. Chris Zwelfel. fath- and mother of "Uube" and Natr lives anil frUuds In t his city. Miss Margaret llyder who Is just I AT A CONSCIENCE" . - 1 Metoppen over m mis city last eve- j ' I j Mr. aud Uru. K. M. Olffln and ( I Mr. uiui Mrs, b. W. Koclcr oflC, J. lUrijetHs' of ,Nrw Mexico's, sn i Tori land, weiu througli l.a if i amb 4 itriin nourl. - - , ' . JUiIh morniutr u t&m lo Wallowa I Mnge,e, ft tall, Jea man wjUb i lake whore ihey will wend a tVnv flashing ioel-gty 00. in-at one Idays on llirlr vacation. iJr. Crtf-iine. iconnoeted with tlm Lumbermen's Wnilmial Ihuik.in I'ortiand, ' I Mr. And Mrs. It. It, Hariwell re turned front a trip lo t'oi'lioud 4i evening-. Mf. liartwNi (h from 4oiHe iiiU Is Hia4loie4 Jn 4.U 4Jiaule in his official rupnr-hy as andHor for Hi1 MnrlsHftti-HOiutftou 4'ooipan-, 1C 0. 3MKR.S TO 1IKKT K1IKIUV (CojiUoued from pc 3) and renewal of aesiiiHiiiio nes s. The K. O. M. pienle is an evenj in the lives of the 4 rau.de (onde valley citizens who hailed from tti three middle western states iiut Ik always looked forward to alid usually rementbereU with jrreal pleasure after It's over. flans for the. meeting tomorrow are completed uhd'eall for a busi ness session ai ten o'clock which will be followed by an afternoon of una)loyed pleasure aprt enjoy ment, a nasaci tuncneon, a pro gram. :et cotera will help r.innko Hie. day. one ot special Interest. On leers of the association are expecting lite" largest attendance In ten years .meetings tomorrow and they ' cordially JnvJle everyone from OJiliihoma, Missouri or Kan- Has" to be there with bells on in fact, they warn them to lie present unless they cton't like a tfood time nnd fall to enthuse when 'ld aci quaintnnces are brought lo mind." MAGEE WAGED A "REAL" BA1TLE 1 (Continued from Page One) safekeeping, that the bankers cull ed Magee's loans und forced hint to sell his paper. Sprang ip Again. rty (his stroke they thought Ihoy had dono with the editor, but Mngen continued his battle with a weekly which he culled the Inde pendent. This publication so gained' In popularity that kooii Ma gee was able, to change 11 Into n dally. Ho called the dully the New Mexico Stttto Tribune, which name It si ill hears as a Scrlpps-lloward pewspaper, pnssrysing tho largest circulation of any paper In l he Mute. , Magees' flrsl rul with the law came, about when he directed at tention of bis readers to whut he said wfls the misappropriation of public funds by the clerk of the state supreme court. I trot mi 1 1 to Trial. Kor Ibis editorial ullerance the "fightlngfM editor In America" jvs brought to Iriul hefoj-o Jdn trict Judge Leahy, found gulliy and was sentenced to IS months at hard labor In Ihe penitentiary. Gov. Iliukle interfered before l ho courts order could he put Into effect und granted Mage.c u full pardon. J Miring Ihe course of the trial Mrgee made appeal In Ihe rltlxens of ihe stale by protesting against what he railed unfair mrGiods used lo convict him. Ho accused the- Judge of refus ing lo allow sufficient limn to get a new sei of books afler all refer ence to libel hud been torn from the luiy volumes of Magee's coun sel during :he noon rectus of court. Kor this staleiueni and Ihe as sertion lh-it he had been tried by a 'handpieked' jury of Me.tican Americans who could nejtrrr rend nor write Knglish. "Hie fljrhiii.." rst editor" was cited on l" addi tional charges of coniempi, made returnable July 21. 1-nsl weeks scesinn before Judge Leahy was for the purpose, of dis posing of these charges. The rcsiill of this r.cssion was un order by the court placing Ma gee in Jull. Prior to lils uppearuncn before Judge Leahy he wrote up -editorial d (-scribing Leahy's court us a "mockery" and a "slaughter house." NEW TODAY XOTICE. Due to diffk-uliv experienced In collecting chnrgen for attver llslng ihai Is listed under classi fied mlvcuilsing ami under the new today" beailliig, tho I've litis lbrrver will licrraflcr lako no ciassiricd advertising or aVlvcrilsluK lo lie run as "new today" unless the: aihrrtsliig is accomnankil by caxli. KOI'ND "WincJust-r" red disc w heeled kbbltes coaster wagon. Cull Main 74!l. S-2-M KOIt SALIC Nine room modern house, furnished. Stilt able for hoarding house or largo family. Will lake In team, wagon' and harms. UK. V Ave, K-2-ltp WANTKD- Kxpct i lu'eil woman for housework on farm. Call Kartn- rs 200 or 4.'i.i-n. S-Mi I J LOST While mare, about 10 years j old. Weight !'"o pouhd. Itoaeh d piaue. Chain on nun fool. ! 4 'nil HX-U'. S-2-.1l IWANTL'D To ht ar from owner of : rood ranch for sub. Stuie cash price, full particulars. D. K. ! Push, Minneapolis, Minn. S-2-lfp I'OK SAI.i: lilrr T1U' n-irlRlr-rril 1 'olci n.l flihm HOU-, will fyrrot" rite ill Bwuy. ir.u.uu. It. it. K nli-lil I'nion. x.:-2tp l-'HII IIi:NT r..rnoin hniit-'. 1-3-W. Iiifi:. Y Are. Call :-:tp rrnt kai.i-: - - frir-r.ropciiii Unit f-nniMiif. I loci romlltlon. T-rnin. - .. - ' f only lust January uio "iigmm-j litr - ill Leahy's nourt .on a f-hnrge of criminal libel ogaluM JuJr best lifcfd an1 nuw cordially Kei trr ishntcd person Ui New Mexico. It was he wjio: Kiayed ..iho ntlmlnntt r.-ilioii Oi rhool lumlx wh U-h Ravi. Kmsdivv firivilprw to ii (pw infliiMUiur jo-llr-venltMl how private bunk ar- j'oiinlH with toln t'tutft.iPO on Ilio UDIIvt illllTCM it? IttlttUl' I'lltltlo'l uriv.'il. lv lrnrtKltril. ' K i I HmaKhcl thr tax RllutUJnu wliloli per tnl tied rich mining luterrs.s it. get away whh low taxes it iney made hie. ji lit leal coniributiojis. . I'erllficjil QuolliHl, p.ut most or all. Mage will be .rein nil red for the p rUneni i in hi ion which he put la t pj-nu-torial commltlee invest Jguliot; I h leasing of uaval yesrvn oil .lands under I ho Kail aOuUnistrutUM., Saiil Magee of Kail: ' ' "Wnere jlid he. ge( It?" In txiilunallon uf his couduci Magee said: 4'I knew ihnt Kail was broke ja -02. He told me so ut tho time he sold the Journal, ill invs hadn't Ueen fluid for JO year, hi1 ranch was run down uud Uimpiil utcd. I knew (hat the oil bane were made In 1921. 1 knew 'hai by a new uir of pros pi lit;- had come to J'ull's raach. I knew that bo fixd lurgo Ueposlls of cash in AlbtHiuerque banks. ,- ; "Vlewini? tho, si i uui (on . in "ilr llghl of normal New Mexico poli tics, the inevHnt)l question was: Where did he get l ? ' lue'M KdilorJnJ.. furl c, Mageo's edltorlul, nub llshcd just prior to his. last up peurance before Judge Lenby, fol lows In part. ; . "Next Tuesday I mt face Judge Leuhy In (ho diKtrhm court tn the Kingdom of Sun Miguel. I huvo Just the same chunce with Judge Leuhy thut a Lamb has wllh a butcher. . . , The worst trouble, ,1s that 1 can't, recognize Leahy's court at u court of Jus tice. . An old luwyr friend In Tul sa, described Leahy's court, 1 hough X dou'i thiuk he liuU Leahy in mind, lie was making a speech ut j the laying of u cornerstone of ai new court house. JIo said. 'We ure building here u temple where jus tice will bo .Jli peiu.e.d wilh.' ''Leahy's court Isn't a court. It's a xuxughlcr house. 1 doubt whether a case, civij or criminal, has be.u decided there on Its merits in in yc-urs If J si und iuuip, J go Li Jail pronto. Jf I muke. motion, and make a, record ou which lo appeal, h piles up costs tjiat 4 cannot afford o puy. ' "When 1 aituck Leahy uiy pu'1 mleB uceiiso me of utlacking tho coitrls. J lut I'm not, , . . t real ize that courls ure ncce.iRary, Ihnt (hey must be rspeeied. Courts rn at the very foundation.; of our lib-, erlles. lini I haven't uny respeel for Leahy's court und I refuse, to pretend that I have. , "If the time ever comes thai I can gel l.enhy on rm co.ual fooHitpr with mo in an honest court, I'll take him lo tho worst cleaning one man ever received. "About once every two weeks for a year J have accused hint of being a corrupt Judge in tho hope thut 1 could' Inveigle him Into su ing me for libel. Then Vd have him down on Ihe floor of the court wilh someone else on I he bench and a Jury In the box. Then the people would have a chance to know what luhy really Is. I Jut- he won't meet me on alt equal i footing. "Leuhy refuses lo give place to another Judge In my cases, lie refused to lve mo a change of venue, lie brazenly sat us jurtgi of his own corrupt Ion and t ehlio that I wus a dangerous ina- liner of the court. A yeur In and a ?4non fine wfls his idea of Mil at wus due me. "Thn man Is Insane wllh rnjjre. Ills inability lo cow me odds to bin fury. Word reaches me I hat my life won't he willi Leahy's' gan when I go down there. That's n part of the setting, of tho atmos phere they prepare for me, J'oi to be properly i'rlghteacJ before. J go as a iiLean of breaking my will. All of which js perfectly childish am) wholly, ineffrctiml with u mun who Icrjs thai a great principle is ul stake." COUNTY AGENTS VISIT NATIONAL FOREST RANGES (Contlnnea frm page I) which has not been t)ie case here tofore, Those comprising iho parly are: Kred lSeiinioii, county uvent, I'mu tiila county. ' ndl. twu; Jtog'r Morse, county ugeiH, Miwruw raga. ty. Ileppner; II. (1. Avery, I'nlon county ugeut. tlruml; J,. it. P.relthaiipt and I. M. c. Anderson, agent and as-sllant, Jdulhcur couai ly. Vale; Mr. KJoi sues, couliiy agent leader of Idaho; K. I Ifjl lard, eon nly agent leader, Corvul lls, p: K. MrrrioH, of the CnUrd SU'tes department of ugrieolture. and II. A, Llndgrcii, livestock e iriiKlnii expert oi lh O. A. C, ALIEMSTS' TESTIMONY . CO.NTINUIW (r'nntlniicil ' from Tafre On) IlKHl l.i'npol.1. Jr.. I:i'lliui(.l 11 ul iiilir.lfivil Koh.-rl l-VankB. I r. Wil Hum A. Whllf If-MllriPil on vroh p.ttnnliiatlnii tnilay. Jiidrii 'iivi.rly HiiHlalm-.l all nb-ji-f-lloii by IIm- ii-f-iiH.. roilliil Mli.n Stales Alttirli-y frnwe trk.J to trura wl' llir Hi.- i xpert llmiirlii I.O. I wan itiwilie. "Una! ycrnmUtf" liecrllsNl JJy Oie Associated I'rew.) The dual personality composed of N'athnn Leopold, .Jr., and dieh ard .o. b. worked with "almost 4evUJ4n mfMUutiy" U prtxinc Iba rvnrm itinn hirM.i nuni Lll LUI Wlli'J FOUGHT GAME The Unflin of Hip I.a flnin,' . toam couiilKd with thn known sirowrtli of tho fovo ujorronotioa inakPK , tomorrou'a rontPHt louli Ilk a KooJ one. ' Tim kiiiik will r.iort at :3 nVlcu-h willi Mo- liuilii ill I ho Iiox lor Iji Ji-.uiii.' arroll tiJiil AlrNown. (h iwo biiiuui hiii i MM hftld in reserve. The La Grande batting order stacks tip as follows WjWKniao. ss. Cowau, If, Peter son rh, . Kcbbeln, i f. Knight ah. Tbeison. rf, Gaiily. Jb, Johnson, e, Mclnnls, p., wllh Hchoen and Woods us utility men, ove Is known to have n strong t ea m . a fact 1 1 1 ut is pro von hy their records this year lu Iho VVul- lowa league. "Uii" Alexander and the- other atundhyofl of 4 he henry. Picker's letim -will be in hu niciis tomorrow. kMn.ipiug fliid jminler of poberl Kruoks, according to lr. William A. White, wlio leNtiricd for the de inne ykiorday before Judge John It. X'awerly. ... ' . ."I cannotisce how 'llabe'' would thave entered t Into the Hoi alone," ue oror. uccjurcd. t ; '. ." ' "Ho. had iio , crihilnirllstio ten. dencles.- 'idckie' . lad "lliese ten- deJioJrs. hutf wo.mM not liave fnn:- tioned' to this jedent by himself." ' , ; '' 'e ! ' " , .' ' ' TJio wite...fdetitri '..the two youUis. us th iviotl'ms of 'phunla sles.iwltti'jeb still -uiulir Mer in fluence and linking lower ull the time, but with, Leopold- buttling Ibetn behind a, .self-Imposed bar rier of Imeucctuaiity. ' lie Haid ull had not been happy lu Uio relationship, us eiuh hud consldett-d killing the other. noctoi "While wus permliled to testify to Ilia lueuinllty of Ihe slu- 'umo uiu-r 'U( cuuri uuu ui'Miiue- ly overruled ijcrllous by IUbert K. Crowe. Mule's ultonu y. lie wus on the stand ull day uud wa.i being cross-exuiuiued when ud- journmeut came. Next ou Ihe de fense list Is Dr. William Ilea ley. a Chicago expert. TKrsjji;s j;m'api:.' SALV:M. . Ore. (AP). Davlu Pen well und Kred I Inward, trus Uey, eaptu norii tne siaio ncn-- nti;.ry liern ytslerday when Ihey 1 broke from a truck hauling flua. The vuim iMitie me Kiting a hammer tn complele re- for pairs, ' ' : 1KX GIUIM'ATi: WOItK and wondeinnnt that Ihe task HOT. LAKH (Special) To Whlch for days seemed to he im spend slV wi.rks in nosl grudiiaU ponibh' has been iiccomplislwd. work-and In . obfervallou of Chi- 'i'he Ameticun delegaiU's. oJf cugo cllnU-s, Dr. I). T. Aley. of Iho (ciul and nnoflhial observeis. In lloi Luke wuiiuloilmn mcjllcal staff jcludlng ()wn l. Vonng uud has left for the middle west. Dr. -Miry will visit his tuolher In Tor terville,-Wh1., diwihK ills absence, Cui Kcauii l'h- Unieu, BKA'VTiAi. JJodnclion of fire insurance rales in S utile resldi'ti llal 'dlstrlcis from ijo cents per J10Q 0( iptiuirnnce per year to ."jr. iviUii. was' wnmuiiei'ij ly It. li. llarrin. nilmatu mwiuiKrr in tUe l.-renrli ileli-irnllon. 1'iviiiler Hir Wanltliiiftoxi mirveyliiK ami rtillnif! riofM prlni'inle fot- iirhilrulltiir ilir- Imreuti. . Christian ' Science Peoi'e Lease Downtown ljOca- tion in the N.- IC West D.mIJvim iRFiniHC Rflnill! IJUIUIilU UUUIfl ESTABUSIiED. uuuuiug. ferenco tiilile until Iho early houi-h , . i i lof Krlday inorninif. ri'ttirni.d at Knjoylnic a conslnnl, stendy'll o'clock KiMny morniiiK snl Krowtli Ihe Christian Hclencc 109. k-reKatlon In lui iuuilo has lalien a, step forward mul lnliillcl n reiujlnif room In room No. 3. of thr- N. K. West IiuII'Wk- on Iho eornw of A.Jains anil Klin slreels. This Is follOMlnif tho custoin of Ille Chrlsllun Hclelice rhllrchcs alljVoijnK lias sat 111 ut all of tin ivcr the country for It Is one of liolr 111 Ineluhs 10 esluhllsli u. reud- Inif room tn IIm downtown illslrlcl und where anyone ran spend u few hours c.ieh day If so desired. The j ui uveiy iiuriuir tile iiiihi si sskjiih reudlnit room In Iho N. K. Wesljof the comnilllee, where he was hulldltiK will lH open from Jl 11 m jcontlniiully called upon to assli uulll 4 p. tu. cueh dny t xceplliiK i In reconelllnjf dlverirenl AukIO- Kuilduys and leioil hollduys. . , accord on DAWES' PLAN 1 1 I."1 Arfl Ft 1 (Continued from PQffe 1) nompleto agreement on how tin Dawes' plan should he made op era live. This one outstanding decision, it j modifications were accepted with in said, will be cl'uifd awoy an'J out prolonged debute; but when the allied '.plenipotentiaries ttr.h Krench urged that tint powers be-n Hiiiiiiiiofif d to sit In plenary !ot the transfer coinmitlee he sub- session ul Ihe llrlllsu foreign of- mlttcd to Huir general scheme oft flcn In Jmwiiiiig slreet at 1 1 SiJ , arbitration th'-re deviloped very o'clock Halunlay morning to pajsiatrong opposition. Iwruuse thisi J jigmciil upon Ihe commlitci 's retiort uitich urn lo Jie embodl'd in a prol'icol fir Mgnatui-o by I In: tieriiiUMN. Saturday l:unnuy MacDouaid. the lirlUsh Viuer, lis chulni-un at I lii Interallied conferrnco will jejtUnd an liiyitullon l the fJer-i IIJilUD I" Prfl'l'il n "' li possible, Th- mission from Iterlln, how.) ever,ls not expM.-ii lo arrive e-j for" "Monduy, and possibly Tu' -j day, fnr it I anticipated lhat Doc- I tor K rrsKinuun, I he f lenna n for f-lgn minister, will delay Its de-j pnriure until he has hud an op-: portuuUy to latk with CharJt s K. i IIiifIws. the American H rrrtary of slut', who h lo spend Hiinday In the (U rman card Ml, lAfMH-l Much frfiU) uglwM AllhoiiKh Him deieraJin lo thj confernc are wpro put by r$o HALF OK Ai.f, mm SILKS - VOILES 'and LINENS These are exceptional lmiyains. All Rtiinj,' at nuicli loss Ui.-ui wlittle sale cost. FRENCH & GREENE son of-Iong hours they huvo .work ed during the past .few days, they do not bcgi'iirlge the Germans an extra day, for high authorities hero believe -Mr. Hughes will give tho Germuns wui ds uf advice uho-.it tho attltudo they should take when they uppeur ut t he conferenc tablu ' to discuss the methods the conference had adopted for Inaugurating a new ro,mnilon liJ(rll ul,tliQiliit here ex press t he bel lef t hut I h Gernuiiid will he wa riled to no nothing In London 1o obstruct the conference, adjournment of whlcii Is expected to lake pliu o ne.t week. The magic wand of uijtltrnllou, held in (he lunula ot the Kmira and waved over the couferviice i,,hie Thursdav und Kriday, has Wrmmhi womb for Inter-ulllcd diploinuiy. Different' which i,lllt week ilneuKned lo breuli up ,i. imri, vs have .Ibinr.... i.iv.l and even among the allied delegations thero are exnresslms of surtirhi;' J antes D. lrfgan, .lr liiday night expriksed Ihe opinion that th: conference renulls ure sound a c nomlcally und financially, ar.d that tin Duwes plan will be jinl to work wil hout loss of any of its efjVu'liVi'ijess. 'rom all iiunrters there come Ihe highest tributes lo the con. , eUJatury ulllliuhi In Urn ,y Ihe reivnri-H ulileli urine Iiiih rarrle.l IJlR ilay. tiltliouifll nearly ev.-jy point In the pt-nposalM lie .uliniiu Uil Wejliu-fiiliiy afternoon ll.le lieon nltereU )nit lo an extent tli.i Uio l-'reneh premier nan emlan pereit IiIh poilllenl ponitlon ut home or that ean detract from the French efforts to hrlnjr till conference to u H'JceefiRfiil tirni' fnntlnn no Hint the laveii propo. KatB can lie Kiven Ihe earheit' rehnnee to tirnve their worth 11.1 11 : remedy tor Kropn,i economic ma. n ' u ' ,",,,, lr l-'mwr of Orenl llrHnln, who Kill iaround Iho Downlntc street cor- women iiiioiBtiout 1110 nay, witn "iy iiiutiihioi ior uieais. uver mr. iicrnoi s piuns so us to nuvo them iicceptuhle lo all Ihe dele. nations. ThrollKhont tills dlill- enlt worn tile Americans nuce Pittyen un important rule. sir. roimim ire meetinir nuinit 111s expert mlvlee on the lilnlily tech- nlcu.1 points of thn Duwes plan land Air. I.oiton has pHrtleliiiileil iKrench viewpoints. 1 t'l-lilay niKin. Air. Yoiintt emir- ir'-iir :',? don conference." j 1 " no I'olnl fotiwi Oelinto. I When the expects left downing street Krldny morning, the Krenh j proposals had been adopted to the point Involving modification In the Dawes plan In case a defect should appear and threaten ils efficiency. Proposals for minor corn ml t tee is I he hear! Dawcy plun and is tn li of Ihe orga n- ed its an eveentlve body. The Krench proposal lo arbi trate 'Hie UCHlon was wheir.' For Sale iicit w.vn:it ri i; W K In first class condition, cheap If token al once. Kid.'; Knurl h. HI. Khmie Main fU. PRICE ftnunelal inaneuviM's ;ln lierinany were occurring to' defeat the transfer conupllleo in : lis work was tho subject of prolonged de bate thut fimiliy resulted In uu agreement that If . the transfer (-oumiitteeinen siiould .dlviile even tually t hat is I h reo to t h ree uu such an issue, the nucs lion might be put to aridtratiun. Tho French still urged tho rit 'H of one dissenting member of Ihe transfer eommitltNc to demtuid ui -bit ration ami a formula finally was arrived ut which stipulates uuu ii uccumtnuieii iuhoh iiwr; pJotlca tl the ugenf generul's control ln Van t flrx Germauv have reached five bll-i iblo rubber lion murks or tho transfer co:a nilttuc slojts the ucciimutatlon no fore that, muiii is reached as pro vided lr- the Daw res report Ihe,) one dissiHItw ' UK'mber of the committee has the- rlgl't la ap peal for urJllrutjon us to wheth er fiuumiut ;uufteuv'M uru tak ing plae' In tci muny Km defed the iuweis JUJ1 prugrum. The initish dticgul. u the vonUuv' table held out that tli ere should tn wo dlsfieotini members of the trunsfjer' eolnmi'- tee before urbitraliun . could be hud ad at IU:Xa o'ehx k Kii- , day evening the esperts returned Infants Shirts , ll4Mki:itid' HvaUliful VVm(h in All Qualities. Pricod from 40c to $2.7.r) . Also KU-rvsieuM Vents und AlKloiiiinul liintk'iH From 40c tu 85c Art & Baby Shop 'FveryUiUtr for Ui Uaby" IIKMSTITCIIINt; , llolel Sommer. Ilhly. STAMPING A RKASOX l'X)K HMH.WO. Homo wise man onco said It was easy to be hsppy whin you felt good, nnd that ap plies 10 the picture of tho smiling lady. Hhe knows what is coming lo her al though thn box of con f no tions is still unopened. II it alio has had chocolates from our store be Torn and known how to anticipate their pur ity and Hwcolnesh, THE BLACK CAT ARCADE Sunday Only SHIRLEY & SHERWOOD in '......."Wanted a PianiKt" MARY MXUWW. Sinp;inK Conn-diene CODI'REV & DEWKY .: Two Cvntlviiicn of t'olii" RORERTS Si ADAIR Triple I'iir Artists Exlnioidin.'iry OVERTUUE, ' WW. Mudisle" V. Dcl'mlo, Leader Startitij!; VTlie Ti'Ielitinp Cirl" Series - MONDAY "CROSS RO.'.DS OK NEW YORK" STAR SliNDAY III'CK .IONICS mid "OCR RANC" Comedy. SALE tt lownlng street to 'argue out this higiily twuuleut question. upon which the conference hun::. The Americana were eonlidi at an ugreemcnt would be nriived at us no oil us, the Lrttlsh had ran ferred willi their d legale. Hair Grown or No Money ft .cap on the bottl. You rub lha bottlo ovir your head and tha ruiberiiippUa turd tl huir f;rowlng med cina Into tha a c a 1 p. Ooa ininuto a day In your own Imma with Van U Liquid Acalp Maasn aasnsa mvana an abundance f mtw hair roma with wvrfrct j r and ilia tli if (on and luatar that hair lwi.J th. Aafc u 't ha yo-duy treatment plan. W anil It undar money-back guarantee,
