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';;) PAGE'FtVE Saturday, August 23, 1924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER OOMINO KVJRNTS .Vpfeniber J Labor day tele- hratlon hor. v Sept. 8 ai Ornnde school open l924-2ri term.. Vpt. SIl-l'dDhlon Ominjy Fair Nov. 11 Arinlwlkft pay ceiehra- Hon hero.. lew. ICniraiMV r flic Adams uvenuo entrance io i Foley hotel in being rcfiiilslicd Llih tle flnnriiff. , ,M'l I'lriV Named Ttio (V'W,- ruUrnad.. company has uued X U. IViiit; ,t- Son tis waleh ispectprs for ibis division of the -W. 'V . 1 tunc lirr lf Fred Fntertner, Tftnehed. of Prn- jjleton wns among Oiu guests reg. 11 e red at Hie Foley hotel y ester Buy. M rs, O. 11. Frnjder and children U Forllund, am visiting at the. Binme or mvh, J-TitKh r h father, Hon Turner. , ... 1 . , Bteturn From Wurreiitmt Mrs. .Jlenry.Flnn and sons, Llye had Lowell, returned Iminc las' iilug froni a lvc weeks. stay at kvurrcnlon. Ore., where they , went fan ulHMl.l flic in ii rial or Utile Hob fr'rl Kelly, who was killed in'nn mi- honiohllc accident. k Cow hoy , When Offirer Alonzo Dunn nulla Ep heside your maehiiio n his mo. j nrcyrle und orders you to the sta- inn. vou iro. Itut rows art no re- Lnecler of persons, found out Mr. unn this morning. While taklntr' siriiv cow to Hip nound this inorn-1 Rntf ho hod his rlRht hand hudlyjl'I" 'larkeslnirK acceptance nd- .iTrned hy the rope when the hit- liccauio intractaltle. hlako lrisfiitHllnn It. H. Hrowntun. president of the l-ity cnniinission hud tho pleasure bt preHonlliiK- ('Hilt llayues, chief i)f police, wllli a beautiful old star ts u token of esteem in which he held hy his fellow memlters ni he force and Hie commission. The now proudly adorns Mr. laync's chcHt just ahaft of his lead ncll pocket. kVas Fortiirr laMnr llerr . Uevercnd W. II. CJIhsoii will reach t tho Kirst Itaptint church iinormw morn in nr. Tnder the pas- oral leadership of Mr. (iihsoti th" itrertent Iioiio of worship waHjtulli s years h bo. Mr. r.lhmin ts now ustor of th First ttaptiht chuivh t Halloas, Cut., and is returning hroiiKh Oretfnn from a visit lo i,i ii Hi i(ir,ollna, when he nttenneii family reuulon of the (imson nan- irrTJf tell Itvinj? brothers - and listers, as.:emhlinK at the old home fcTrom five slates. While In the city 5! iM Hie tfnest of .Mr. and Airs. J. Vlf. ClioaitV :T1ie Hi erne for dlRctts pion toniorrow. moniliiff at 1 1 :' i'elocli Will ho "Our Wonderful avlonr"," Personal Mention lahel M. KturKts 'ld parly of piotse, Idaho, were In t.u C ramie ifil rday. They reKlstercd at Hm olhnier hotel. . , A.'K. Oardner and family of Sun edro, t'ulirornla, were visitors In x( (Iramli yesterday. They went nut on Nor 17 this morning to H'ortlaml. While hero they t-re t the Soinmer hotel. iiss' Alice Cooley of Vorllaud. went through Ia. (Jrande this morn- ng on her way to I'litcrprtse to iislt, with, her parents. , . e -. V ' Miss flattie K. Khnrt left for fvilowa, this morning lo spend a tr days visiting. Mr mill Kor Oakinan were ;ramlo yesterday on busi ness. Mr. Oakinan was here in in tr Monday Free Pirate Hate V1T THIEjy (tThe Store with llOYS'- OUTFITTERS ".HEAD TO interests nf Hu Modern Woodman Lodge, for which h Is mi active booster. They relurned to- their homo tu palmer Junction Mliis morning. ,i l . v ;jfranfiv-i In that counly. This . Mr. and.. Mr. M. lliooum audioes Wallowa- county tho larg floii nf Union, spent yeslcrduy In I n u ni h p r of Huhnrdlnatc Itti O ramie. granges of any county In thi ' part of Hi.' Htalc,. making mn Mr. jtii. 1 Mr. John Adsklns and subordinate, organisations. Tin1 n. areoinpanlvd by Mrs. AdHklns ,!,wt wf th ' KmiiKCM lo ho or inothi r, .Mrs, J, pryor, li ft on Nov Bnixf 4 was 11m- I'jnf (trove :M UiIm niorufiiK la fH nil the wPk-Kr"nf' of Haiti, tl whii'h wan cnl viKltln frli'iHla in Halter. MtH. ('. c; KuttM with hor (laiiRh tor. Knmci.s ana lhr koii, l.i nnanl, who have ' Imvr viHiiinb at ; tint Ktniik Owsley hoiiM' lure, ntmn l to ilKtlr homo In Klri HU ntorn- . Mrs. M. M. Hliorl pf Knlerprlso was rf'K'iHli'iv.I, a( ihi .Soiumtr ho tel yHtirlay, K. K. K. IS HIT HARD BY JOHN DAVIS (Continued from page!) wounds and hals, haiHtkorrhiits and (ticnnants . wcrt; wawd ontln;:; ituttHally. ! Crowd CliiT.ro Slaleiucnrs. Ajjain and atfatn ho .was intor nipled ly rhcorinK and thtMe viro crlco of 'o'od hoy;" "lliiil's tho stuff," 'frotn his audloneo, 1 .Mr. Davis said at t he outset that tho issue was one that hail no proper place In this or any other umpaiKn anu tnat no mentioned 11 in tho hope that lie miKht jtHspose of It oneo and for ull Iftr " n was concerned, itcmlndhiK his hearers that In lOH-l'"es " J atnnnea his sonal belief In tho ;reat guaran- lee pf reliffi4iUH freedom and re ligious toleration which hav made this country what It In," the nominee declared he hud sought to flvo hln views In terms Mifflclently hroud to lucludo any and all forms of hijfotry, pri J i dice and Intolerance. "On that declaration X stand.'1 ho said. "Whenever any organ ization, no matter what It chooses to lie called, whether Ki Klu. Klan or any other name, ruKcs the standard of racial and relig ious belief as ii test of fitness for nuhlle. offices, It does violence to the spirit of American insti tutions and must he condemned hy all those who believe' as I do in American Ideals. "Hear me for one further word. I repeat that these matters must not. be permitted to divert th attention of the public from the vital questions now before them. To -thiN end and with --niis--c.nl only in my mind. T venture, lmn and now, to oxprens he hop,'; that tho nominee of the Itnpiihll-j can party will, are fit by some explicit declaration to join me in entirely removing this topic fro..! the field of political debate." . STOt'K IV I-'IM-: CONMTIOV f! It KAT FALLS, Mnnl. Hloel; In the llgh wood mount al oh have never looked better, according to W. it. Willey, supervisor of the Jefferson forest, who has return ed lo Clival Kails form mi inspec tion trip In that part of the state. Ho reported the range Is In except innully good condit ion and said It apparently will remain so until the winter Kenton. f'attte are in fine ahape and thoie shipped to market, will hrln top prices, while those It en; here will enter the winter fat nnd thus be able to come out next spring strong and in good condi tion, ho predicted. To nvold suspicion, curry it Jus' vh yon would if it was a bottle of jvlnegar. "Out IC It was vinegar I ) wouldn't carry it at all,' a friend protests. KriPilON nro proplo who rtlsliko 'the Bump ppopl. ' " a Conscience" -FOR SCHOOli FROM, FOOT. W, 1L Ookeler, stale nrgnuuet of the grange, returned Friday I'rom Wallown, county whore he assisted in organizing ihreo pvw rinLsheil up on August 'n 3tt clmrU'r meinht'iH. J. W fantcy wuh tl.-clrd maKtir, K. M. Lyons, h otnt ci- anil I'. J, MrN'oaj stTioliiry. Work in umli-r way lo roinploto an other Kraiiffc in tho Ahlor Slop' li,slrHH of KntorprlKo nxt WovU. A Jarn: nunilti r nf fur mi' in uro already signed tip there. DAWES SEES DANGER TN KLAN MOVE fCoTithiued from pago 1) Inch to it." llcgnrdlng Davis altitude on Hi league, Dawes asked: Vllnl ia he practically coiisiruetivc?" , Dnwcn added :"WHh htm "J would welcome the day when this great oiUHfion would be entirely lifted ubove the plane of- partisan politics,: " and then siihl -"the- situation, demands some consideration of the practical question .how things are going to bo ctone." Tho Ilcpublictitl pro- gram, lie continued, offers the only lirescnt policy possible of accom plishment. fonccrnlng Ttavls' romurks on Ihe Kordney-Mci'umber Tariff Act. Dawes said: "I wish I could find less affirmation and more support ing duta,inhis speech." He add ed that specific facts would liavc been more In order to support Da vis statement that "for every dol lar, Hi is statute has drawn into the Trenisnry, it has diverted five from the pocket of the consumer Into I lie pocket of the favored few." Dawes held that tariff benefits go chiefly to labor. In sustaining an American wage as compared with the Kuropcun wage, and sketched labor conditions hefound In tfer- many h'st wjnter. I lie iicncnis of grades unions. honcHtly administered, are recog nixed by me," lie said. Trades un ionism has "elevated, protected anil dignified labor," anil "been an ele ment In Hie progress of our na tion." "Trades ('nloniHiu stands loyally behind tlx good leadership and never will follow the demagogue," I le also referred to "those .fine eltixens, the upright labor leaders of I b.i count ry." I hnvc been denounced." he Said. 'biVause I opposed the kind of mi ton tactics i hut have made imllding operations in Chicago dan gerous lo human life," naming as factors extortion, "gun men and Hie bomb-maker. ' "Trades unionism, wil h a pre- NEW TODAY Diifl A llifrinilij 'xporlnrrrt In roll.. Ilim cIihi'kcs ror mlvor ioinic nmi Iisi-, miller rlassl lletl n.lv. iiKi,,'- Mini iiiiiIit hp "new iolay" lii'n.iln!:. in dine Olixi'i-ti'i- will li. i.artir j llikn nn (luBsifli .l H.lM rll.lii or i .lv'rll.snK io i, rim iw "m'W lMly' imliw ho mlrcrUiiii; ccoiiipanloil hj casli. I'Olt HUNT 4-roonl npl.; ulso Ii. room hniiH.'. l'hono :!(i9-V. '" S-2.1-1 1 1 'OR SAI.K git itrr.'S or tlnilxr noiilh or I .ii Oimilc. riionr l-'iirni.TH 24 X. S-23-ltp WANTHI) Thni or rmir In.ly .l.ntonKtrators ror lli.-, ranioui' HHoano Tolh-t Propnrmloim. I.o I 'iil unci lo iruv.'l lii-twi'on IVn- illolon nmi KnlorprlHn. I'crlnii lu'iit ronni'lton undi-r laily ntun tlror. Hp,. Mr. WiiIIupi', Dial riot MiMiitRi'r. 12-1. 4-0, H.Hunluy urn) .Sun, lay, Kolcy Jloli'l. d-23-llp KOU HKNT Kive room furnished house. $-o a month. H:t4 Adams Iii(uire .'Hunday Hi a. m. lo I j o'clock. S-"J!!-'lti) TO TUADI-; Two ton Nash Quad truck to trade part payment on I. a Grande rcHidence property. J. 1. Morlock. I. a Grande oi Wallowa. S-tM-tip KOII SAI.K Modern five room 'furnished hoiine near high school. Tall at 1I0S M Ave. S-liri-i'lp WANT KD Kxpi'thneeil waitress and pantry girl at Oregon Trait 'afe. K-2:!-2t IK TAItTV who. look bicycle frooi MIT. Wiish. Ave., will return H j' nnHitttg nil! be wild. I'Oi: UKNT-- Dairy rnnrb with Int-lb-metits nnd bitlldliii;s. One house fiiriiiahed lo balch. Two f in iilHhed housekeeping rooms iifislaliu No children. J. U Minn. S-ln-li KOIt ItKNT Ijirgc room with board. Mailable ror one or two. .Very close in. (ja4 Ad.ints Ave. I'Otl H KNT 3-room upartment. ft 14 W Ave. .s-:j-Utp I'lUt HAI.1-: f)l! TltAIl-: fbi- Hle Aturiiifdi, first class condition, new riibls-r- Will accept light car, diamonds, Liberty Moiii, or what have yon. lntiir! Tor Mr. Aleocr'e, Wsshincton HI. Oarage. Will Avenge ft s ) 1 M I kx. Kv:-WrV.. . .. 1. t i - l , . ' ' . , ' ' Deelarln her lii'eiillmi of lineliig the (dnvrro of her sNter. Mrs, It oxalic Kvnus, '.Mrs, IVltiis Wti Snu I'iiiimIncii fur .Melco shortly urter news of the murder. Attitmpanyliig was her Imshantt. (HI. W. I'ettus ciMiiiimntlHiil of Hit marhu hopltul tln-re. "I will take rltargv of (lie liacieiidn wbiv my slater witri killed and hold It until mih sort of M4lleinciit U rencbetl,' 'i le ctured Slv. IN'lliiN. Mrs, Mtaus uns shot from AinliiLth by., Mel caus )ntiinicd to he agrarians. I'liolo shows Cnhmel ami .Mr, IN'tius at lb;, station In Snu l-'ruiiri.M uiitlitg in hoard the train for the Km. Kn ieMidit,- tiondernnt : majority, does not ap prove these conditions.". i ' I swen predicted that "the few labor leaders who aie attempting io influence patriotic' union, men Into a political comhfnntlouj lib Socialists ure emlanjfcrliig their own leadership."' About -tin' open shop, he sahl:( Thi Supreme t "onrt of Hie 1'niled States has hehl that the right oi irtploycH in a body to bargain with, heir employers for tho rinsed shop ia one of (he fuallenabh' rights oi the Individual under run ' const II tl- ion." He added (hat a pnllMeal party placing an open shop lank 'in its platform would be Ktrikihg lit Ihe constitution. Last Car of t 'runes Shlpprd. WALLA WALLA. -The last car of pr ines from the Walla Walla valley went east from I-Yeewuler. Walla Walla sent its last ear K-in- lay. The crop this yeur 'was :lt ars, against Htut last year. -Most growr rs obtauuMJ ar-ound yju it on. I'Mgures compiled today ' shoiv ' : i'.bout 7ao carloads of Dillons aV" !"cn shipped. The crop -was !itimalcd al fioa carloads. Ill IIY fU'LLDOO WITH IION'Olt DHNVBU, Colo. With full mil itary honors members Ihe.'tiiiih observation rquadron of the Colo rado national guard' burled 1ht body of Jeff, hall terrier mascot of the orgnniiyiHon, who his) his life Saturday in his laisl. paru ehuie jump from an airplane. Jeff wa bulled In a small plot at the end of Ihe aviation field as pilots and mechanics of th" mii uad ron utood wit h bared heads; When Sergeant J. C. .elgler,, Jefi': owner, placed the body In the grave a bugler blew tups. -Flowers from soldiers of the organiza tion slat loned u I )enver covcnwl the mound. .Military men , here began taking Mibser! pilous tu bo used in Ihe erecHon of a granite shaft over the grave. Forest Fires Xof (uelll. U'l.: V i'l'f'l t U'At WritJi Tlie tain has not extinguished 1 all .for est bla.en . and patrolmen ' ore watching four in the Wennlehuo forest. It was announced. Fif teen to 2o nun are watching the f'ubln ereek blaze near Must on. Grows Hair in 90 Days Monty Back if A minute a 1n; Is mill" iont tiiTic tO d(!Vllt'tO mi1 POW IW:tlKll Will). trt!ntnii'iit.' VAN KSS Liiuid Sculj Mai-.aif': it P plii-cl with pat entrd rublwf up plUutor atlachet Imttlft. The cooling medicament in f tiiriHtiiy to in: iikh y"y"tr jble rubbiT nippk-a. VAN atop, fullinir hnir k"'ws new "n,r m daya. A.fk us l'Ut our 'JO-day truat mrnt plan. We give n mory-l;ari piarnnK.'. Ot thrU;d now. VA I.H.-j will not iiii:api)int you. ,' THE L & L DRUG CO. Slain Sister On the Thorp creek fire, on Hie sout h side of the forest, four men ure employed. Men urc sta tioned at Hie Clear creek fire, live miles .from. Lake Wenateh-;-:. In Great Northern Lumber eon -pony timber. A fire at the FmhU is burning. "This goes lo show," said F r est Supervisor Sylvealer, "that it mhos mIh of Vain In soak "tp this country aflVr II gets, dried out. We can't depend too much on a' little rain. There has bee i considerable rain in the Icicle region, Chlwaukum and In . the Knllat. There was less at Leav en worth than here." ham iri:-soi: axil HALFWAY TO lLAV Laker is to hjive life first hall -.aine for over a tiionlh at the hall park Sunday' allernoon when Hie I lasehe-Siige I en m will erom bats 'with t he I tail way aggregation. The Ilajfway li-am has been plny Ing good ball and the game will be worth while. They defeated Cove a Mhort time ngo after Cove had won over I .a Grande, The line-up for , Ihe llaschc SJig' team will lie as follows: Fred Hasehe and Mike Howry, pitch ers; Arnot, catcher: Glenn Miller, fif-Ht baMc; Dutch Winter, second; llob Ludwig, Ihlnl; Tubby Duvls. left; AKin liurneit, short slop and Uaer, right. laiu;i-: At io;a(o si-:t TO LF'lTt'f l WALLA WALLA. Wash. About 1U acred of head. lettuce havo been planted in the valley and as the retail! of rain the hist few days the outlook For gardners Is promising, according to C. H. Auker of Hie Wul la WrHlhi Oai dners' associa tion. Association members planled ?!) acreB und other growers between to and bit ucrcs. Associallou mejnbers are planting An to r,0' acres of Hplnaeb ami-other grow ers are putting In as much. County Commhislotler K. J. Can touwlne. In ciiurge of Ihe HushcII creek road work, ntd t hat about I4"t is being saved by 'designating u man on the job as Inspector, In stead of gciUng an -hlspeetor out side f he crew. Oil the last Job, an Inspector was paid 175 ft mont h ami 'autouwine charges i lint tliii work was not .satisfac tory. DliMI'SF.Y'K I A l HLIt W JS. SALT IAKK (AO Hyrum rempseyf (i7, rather of J;ick Demp sey. the . world's heavyweight box ing champion", and Lottie Dexter Hlassingame, ?fl. of Salmon, Ida.. Here married al Jwirmingion, I'tith. by u just Ice of pence mi A ui;tist J .according to word reach hi:; newspapers here Friday. The eld er, Dempsey and Jack's moi her have been divorced several years I The romance between I lyriiiit I n-mpsey and his young wife ii. f.il.l lo have si;. 1 1 id In Sail Lake nboat the time of -the D. iniey Oibbons fight at Shelby, Moni:, July 4, IM1 ' ' ' KIJ.SOAN HAS ItOllltl ltS KKLSO. Itoring a hole, throur-h the bacji door, robbers early lo-da-; htole what In estimated to be ab( 'it a tbouivaiid dollais' wori h of .; rehaitdlse from Welch's de- par! i -ent ature, l! If Nldom (hill all Of Ihe 'Daw.. Heal ler-"! about came from the vrlndohl6!d. HOPPERS ARE GHE BUT ROT FORGOTTEN Insects Mysteriously DLs-i appear from Wallova' County Fields Alinosti Overnight. ! . KNTKH PlilSI'l. Ore. (Special to the hscrvir).-TT-incidents this section are nivsiitied - as to Hie cause nf the disa ppearane ' of the grasshoppers . iroin the Melds. ! I ; l-iarlv spring signs gave every. 1 indication oi any tiverwaelmmg . number of Hie peats I his veai; ' anil, recounting the uiavttv ol i the Nituaiioti whmh threatened to destroy . the crops, the count,', court distributed free imicct poL j son liming the spring mnnllnv As lute as two weeks, ago' hi ' spite of. all precautions mai.y j fields near hero were overrun, as ' to , nmteriaHy damage the with 'the pests In such it.imli.-'is crops. Almost oyerjilghl (hey dlsat -: pcared and no' one knows whore they went. At present fishermen have difficult yv in seem ing enough hoppers, fur. bait and they are so sea roe that, they do not ' even keep Hie chickens lnlw ested, ' 'Jinny theories have been ad vanced for the disappearance of the pests by local residents. It. in known that parasltea which tirev ed on t he inseets ai y respomiible ' for the death of many hat tho process Is too slow to wine out Such numbers almoat irt on', night. Some think that the high winds recently blew them away but few of the pests were able to- fly rreelyv .Other oven less plausible theories have been or-' fered but none lire quite satls faclory. ixsi iiANcr: it vri's i may m: aoosTi:n YAKIMA, Wash. Flrc Chief II. K. Kawklus has .returned from at tending the I'aclllc Coast Fire Oilers' convention at J'awidena. ''al,, and Is busy on the budget for! his department, He will rccrnii- 1 meini a fire atalton for the terrt- 1 tory annexed last I loecmber, ,iu i increase In Die force and addl-1 tlonal e(Ulimen(. - j The chief, eily eommlsslimers j and rcprcHfciitallvcH of the traffic and credit association met v.'Hh I Iter! HiirriM, usslalanl malinger of j Ihe Washington Kiirvey and ruling bureau. Mr, Harris came ( lep.ro what iirolec'ilon win being afford-j ed hero, fires of the last month ! having called fire underwriters' ! ailentlpn t,o Ihljtjlfjciv ImiuraneeM companieH want 'in' "Vlfie t'lielr ' ralvrt here, Ii Is void, If Mileinate j protection Is not forllicomimr. Mr. j, Harris Kays a public gi rot eel ton i engineer will make a survey hoou and probably will niaky ri 'com mendations, j JIIOAMY IS OIIAIU.LD. ( CUh'AOO. (Al1) -.Miss (lung oft (SIj Joseph, Mich,, and Harry Mo-1 ran oi jsoui n naven, Mien,, worn married Thursday Mid when l hey' alighted hen' from a boat from Saagat nek. he was a rreut ed on a barge of bigamy, ftloran is said to have a bride of six months In SoiMh Haven. Miss Hang, In tears, said she met Moran in St. Joseph two weeks ago and that for u week she did not uec. him. Then he returned and told her he was u furniture dealer fii Los Angeles with a chain' of stores and asked her tu marry him, She sidd they were married Thurn-luy nnd at his reqiietit. she gave lfiai $() of her i r'i Havings so I huv could come to Chicago, where hr said he would tejegrnph to Los An geles lor money for a honeymoon. "lie's no food and ought to bo put In jail for llle," .Miss Gang I old the police, assuring them she would prosecute thi! man. Mo rail's arresi wan the result or n warrant sworn out by Mrs. Georgia Ha rues, owner of a summer resort, at South Haven. Mich., who charg ed he Dwindled her out Ladies-- St.vrnil lii.li.'s v I hi a.'k . ii pirn- mini prlvut.' h.jni" nif a iilitro to Ivo will Ifni-n BoiiitlhliifT if IllllT.'Ht riilllni; lb)'. lOvcnillK lirviT. MhIii ;!S7, llMri'i-.-nt'. mi cNr'haiii;il aii.l ronilillrinM untl iiomIm Kiinnuili'ttil to Ii.- miiiHi'ucioiy, ! , N-is-ir,- z : 'lino dknNos ' Acnih.'ilic Novolly AKCO & vnaaNiA 'J'lic lliilimi ll:ii'iislnm! Syiu-(i);ilcl ' ' : Sinner ; . fatANTI.ANI) RICK SI'OKT. LKJIIT. RHVIKW AND ('OMKI)Y 0)Ths(r:i Ovvi-liirc, "MornluK, Noon and Nilil in Vit'ima" FALL COAT: We hnvo received hoiiic nf our Comic CnntM. Tp ttintr who know this line 11 uieds no special description, T' you that luivc never worn one, eanie In nnd lei n show 1 yon sMine of Ihe Im'sI styles, pxtirrus and r It (bat Is possible bU'l, t . Ml ' '', .5 ? ft i-ll - FRENCH i:f.iy-to- J Flower Faces Something1 en li rely now and clover iji semi-mado lltmdtiir and ttuliy Villows. You qannot resist them. Art & Babj Shop "Fverythint for the lfcbyw llF.MS'll'n IIINO Hotel So miner. Illdif. KTAMT'INO YM VAM1K IN OVi SUNDAYS Everything abotil- It Is bet ter than 'tho average; tho creiim, Ihe syrup, the chop ped nuts, the whipped cream on -lop. Then don't forget our eourteoua service the service with a smile. Try our Ohoeolulo lee Cream , Soda. THE BLACK CAT 1 JtiSI L. LASHY MIMHT A (li)iil)le-l)atrlo(l love.(ii;ini:i of Biondway IijfhtB nnd the Wo.it. From the famous nov el and play by Aliuy Kobciis Itinoliart. Today and Snndnv r LAST .TIME TONKHIT KliDOLIMI ARCADE SUNDAY r Crrji;d by (SM . & GREENE Alt AND SHOF.S. n llblVUUIll M l L. I I V I I ivwwb iwi- with Nila Naldi Palsy Kuth Miller (Jcor(,'c FnwceU and Matt Moore OHP T IO? JL MTLJiX, i t t VALKNTINO '-' f t j t t t y x y y T CLARK H & .IKANHTTK f.onically Siciikii)K. STONK & I.AMKICRT iN'ovelly Wliirlwinil Danrrrs i tr 44t5.5t tt t t J 55 I 8-23-ltp
