La Grande evening observer., August 30, 1924, Image 5

PAGE FIVE
V, August 30,' 102 1
THE T,A GRANDE EVENINO OBSERVER
li
bcal Newsln Brief
( MIINCS EVKNTS .
-pti . .l-r-Uihur flay lo.
brut. i Peru. - t '
'ftopt li' l-i flmmio whonl
: oi . i924-;r. u-rm.fi .
-Si: t'nlnn f'yii'i'y l-"- lr
Ko, J Armiistieti May iyitl.ra-
. Ut .io. ..".''.."
"CIV IX Trip-- .,
: ;' Al Hay mill Jim walnilin lei"! oh
h bwwli l rain ' lor .Milium In
' Kp4 two .l.'.yM lishillif. j
' To Walloua
l W: M. Hnllons uml IMi-lnr llnrry
' Jlouvy li fl ill .Mr. Ilnlliili .s..eiul
! knr tliia ainniinK lo spend lo I"h
KiKhlRK l Wallowa. , f
ilUu alWink
, , tlty UiiniiKiT Frank llny.N li
)mk fiii ithi 'Juli 1 1' is morning- :i fl r
lakln fl mention trip uiili . Iiih
fttmllf tfi I'orllnliJ. liml Newport.
IL jfmonK. tlio I'nlun people who
Wrb M eveninic lo lie 'r. . nl. :ij
Stan. ItartieH rln-UB were ilr. nn.r
lira. Kre.l Conner ami .family. -r-
iiol.l Kolili ''. i lltrnr.i joiinxnn.
IMIiw Vent Hlinw. "(Mey" llni-it.nn.l
'otlierH.v. . I
To-rmcli I, hull
f Jolm SIHIil'l-. ('. II. ClilrlilllK llllil
Ohcut 't'urtnon ltn on Uu- .hruni'li'
trnln this inornlnir lo pinil llio
wxt two days rlHiilni; on . tiio
Ornnilo-linnilo rlviT bolow Hon
lilow. XVo''" fialon'd on Hi
fulJ't'! 1'iri'i' ir'lill im-n ii'l-iniltt-d
tliuf llu-y i'Xnilil lo f.ili'h
jtho l)mil. . ,
llair-'Olllury Visit ..
e llumavi) Johnaon. or Newport.
fOallforW. Is here visit lair at I lie
K. U Kvana home, sot N avonup.
llio u tt iiriuner oi am. ... v.. . ..p-
. neroull, Mm. Kvaaa inolher. an,
f 1,0 and Mrs upperniill have not
; aecn. ouch other for ritty yeura. M
: la now 't s y
ara old. Mr. Johnson
Is a boat liiill.l
at Newport an.l I
r ZW'Z; ..',. ... 1........ utl
'iR-foro.. rclurulns lo
that nlupp.
I Pfirona! Mention
i Mr Leo ..no return,., to 1
liAmfl iii Muxvltlo Uit moniliir,' f
MT VlBlIlllK ff KCVt ial l:iH III IJJ
I Mr. :ui.l -Mm.
rtumi ',
ruftnn lrii to
J. T. Itirliunlsftti
iwiinic from u va
1'ortlnnil, S nttU:
:.Line Up the Hiiys
-The Clint's Hothiery
j.Line of School Suils
i Is Open! '
I This is the first hell.
' Wc lire l-inpingr . it
j' early for the-. pnienU
and boys1' ftho know
' what it is to bo' late.
. ' Here, is a stock that -
is a stock ! ,
' It's the 'largest v.c
have ever brought in.
It's the. most unusual
wo have ever brought
out the prices nre the.
lowest -you huve ever
paid for good quality
merchandise--and it i:
our g li ess that thii
stock will sell out faster
than any boys' clothhiu
ever sold- in La Grand'-.
NeW ideas by tli'i
setu p. ( , ' '
New woolens by the
sheep
XTUA COOD .SUITS
$12.1.-1 to $2:!.85
. Home Run Iioys
Sliirts
95c lo $-1.85
Home Hun lioys-
1 1
Waists
4 !)5c to '.$.1.65
Allen A New Type of
, Stockings
Schol-Wil Wonderful
' Fall Caps
95c to $2.25
Clint's
Clolhiery
Tim atom Witu OnwU-nc
T
I !
Spokane, uni) oilier t'ouai elilo. ,
t 1 . -' - - U
. li. W. Ki'lliiKtr of Knterprise. i
nmontr tho rciieHt reirlsterr.1 at the
Koley liot.l... ...
t
Mm. A. W. Wall nihl rhllilren
l.-t'l for Haines, ilita moftllmr . in
vlftll fur u- few iliiyH "I I'"' llome
nr her naronia'
Mra. v'. M. Ilauaer an.l Mra .1.
.M. ;(. her .la.iKhier, or Meti-
ehnm, left lo sniMJ'l Iho wvolc-rn.lj
In Jo.s-nh. ' '
MIkk k.lltli Hau l, y
wiiil thru,
en rout i lo
In,,. ,.jiy thlK ninriilm;
KnlerliHso,
Miss Hnnano:i lcl w-nl lo W:il
lowa i.Un linrk llliH inarllillir lo
hiii'UiI iln wiM'k.i'nil u tlm itui'nt
lir MlBM llllOKCUO I C IISMf 1 1 III It lillllKC
liurly.' vMIim Itlniich ' I'lurk uml n
1'i'tlow It-arht-r froirt t Alunmiml h
wilj nlo l" pris. nl. .
Miss linili Ainlrrws of I'hiniy.
Wash., wcnl oul on tin . brnnrh
lrainllilH tnorninir lo traoh rhool
al I'Jnl (;ririsi' 1 . '(
'( MIkm MorBnr.-i: (Iray-.or I'oillanil
nrrivi il Hub inhi)ni,- lo vlfill nvi r
lll'p.Acfk-vnil Willi Miss Nill lirlm
mi'tl...' '. '. ;. -' , . , ,;.
Mnij.'W. r..'."Aili n , aivl rliiltln ii
li-rt for I'.akor ilila inorniil to h)l
Tor u U'lV ilayH. . : ' '
Mr. ami lira. iCK. qreeiiinir r.P
inrupil.to llielr homo iu lluntiui;
lon toilay. Ilotll Mr. anil Mrs.
(IreenliiB hail llielr tonslln reniov
pil nl. the nominal ypaler.lay.
Mm. (l. orite Hllmnli of I Ills city,
pfl laal. rveiilnif for rortlaml
whin! aha will spenil a few n'rekn
on lier vacation.
. r.in.v of Nor,,.
w,.r(,. u , KatK
' " r
. '". ,
''" ' -
. : ,ii ,,.i
Weeka nnd fninity or "-
I'l.uver were i .i.e " -
yealerilay.
li m.-m "wii " i-r .hiukii-
tmorn.n"" "'
mnrn.n.
' Visa l.eta Hall of (Iranilvlew.
Wash., wenl throuith l.a Cran.le lo
Island flly. there lo take up her
.Itillea aa leaeliur. v
Mra. II. foffm., who has been
visilinc at the J. A. .Mefnrlhy
homo loll on No. 14 this luornliut.
lo relurn lo her homo In Chli'aifo.
Mrs. fnrrpp will visit lor a .(
ili.yB with frU lids In Ha Iter en
roulo. - ' ' :
Mr. H. fl. Hale and phllilren rr
InniPd from a visit In reli.llelnn
il. is inornliiif.
The man who ninnkea pleara Is
lot n .UsndvantaKo. lie cr.nt i.een
l.os In his pajainas. .
Kven ino.lern Klrlfl prefer n rooA
(.provider if lie can .lane well.
NEW TODAY
On lo dUfJculty erp.HrnrU
In iNllccitiig i tmrui-ti Utr iitlver
lltiHrlmt Is Ufil itfc r
fltM aUvfrUlnic iiiid iiHikjr tlie
"new today b(a4nt itm
mus OUwrvrr will bnnflfr
Xmkii no rlartslflcil olvrlttiic or
ailrt'iiUluf to bu run mt nt-w
today' mitv tlio tuhnrtKlii w
LOST 1 lunch of k;y- f' vxK In
I oal her rum' vvllli iiitntc oil rA
itt.iiOc. I tot urn lo Klnio Clay.
Islaiwl City Hioh-. s-no-i
KOIE HAIJO Mo.lirn fUv room
hunitt'. WUi tak hit or cur mi
payment. Cull !H7 M Avo or
I'honc scit-w. s-:((i.iip
VOH UK NT A larpo fronl Ind
rnoin; uImo hounl If ili-Hlrcil.
Main 712. 'Mra. U W. IJaiiK.ll.
S-iii-ltp
'f)lt HKNT Mo.lirn lime room
fnrnlHlH'tl ni.ai'tiiMiit. chine tti
alioi-s. 121.1 V Avt S-.tu-Ui)
WA.VTHlJ (ilrl or woman to ilo
hoiiHowork. Cull 37IC or !4h2
H-onl St.- S-3U-21P
l(Mt UK NT Hli-fiiliiff ruoiu
latlli, cl., In. Kill Fourth.
V:jn-:-t!
KOIt ItKN'l
IllMIHtH 2
ri;.
Mr.iltrn flvo'ioom
o. Cln rry. . Call ' Maiu
5-:si'-lti
I-'OIS SAI.K i:23 l-'onl coutii'.
A lurniln. A-1 ron'lltloii.
flitl Mulpnit tit. .Many iirt--wtir-h
m. Imp. rial InHL inl I'urlor.
- J(-St-ltp
rrtli '. liKNT l-'our" room fiidiili
(1 lioiiKi'. I'liorm 4!i2-l(.
;i-:;it-iip
I'OU HA Fftrtl rr. Imjtitr
UImk rrfK . S-Sa-itp
1 'Oil HAI.K ltim. oak tllnlntr
room Initio unl rhalrt. rorklnx
-halm, I l.niHK hf nlul, n.ik
1 1 MHtehJ. ilrfitui r. tull". Inulr.
Ipink l'lt'4 h. couc h, imnlrr
tn'ult h. ZZ rlflo. iii:inlollii. fruit
Jarn. tr. KoiiMh. -:!o-i
Vifll KAl.li KIV(
- homte.. ,HU X
Spruce.
'room ino'lerli
Ave. JnoHtrc
WANTKI-Caper li:in;;lnir. p :lnl
i ln(r. kolsomlnlntf, . iOe per hour.
lhon 229-M. 8-30-ltp
FARM GRIEF
PARAMOUNT
AT PRESENT t
(Contluued from pane 1 1
lllvo ineniiiireK, relative- to alt Imliis.
'try than IkIm at iiren.'Ul, wliea a
lt. rril.le riertene, vlth Ita lei..
sottV. t so rpc4.nl ami a ilelnoa- i either iIimpiimmpiI or K.'ttleil
Miration of the ultimate effoel ot'tvarly iine.-tton." "
eeonamir law I at the tuilue litn.'
h.-fore our eyea.
"U Is, liow4r. uim of ll'
fuilttiiiftuul ilirurtoriktliH .f m
ian uuluit to Im imifii iiion iiHf
tvnit,' xith kritlnu: otil r troahl.
than wliru imv mil tir It, la kti'ii
IV()IU K'lfllK til MKUltl. -TIllM
iiitist, Kuaivi iifcftui-, ur Hn' nr
IMtrinnMy Hkuy Im Wisl.
'
"Vtio io: ilhni onllitM-il hy t h1
proptniithiH .of iiKi-H'tttlnritl r.-ll- r
lr vttlomt that lh y rcani jimp
rly. lint proifH-tivo ittrli'f an.l r-itirii-ittl
linniiirration mm :i a
monil jiiHtiru-.UM.n of the (h-niatnlx
for aKrUmliural r)i-r than as ili.--jhisi
of h tvcmi. tlfiw-Hlon f
tlio fHviinrV proiltn-lM, iih at W..i-
tu, wuh koM lii u wrl'l niarki t
an. I he hi.ttfrht In a prl'rt- imu.
lift.
oll'y llnlllMl
Our polU-y of pr,oi-i-tinii in m
way . film lua t.'.s the itp-'ralimi of
the law of Htipply ami l-manl
within our own honh-i'H. Imt alu;
Ily limits such supply from uhn.a 1
Im-Iow a fcrliiin prh-c level il-ler-mined
ly the ipiporl duty.
"That the protective tariff wan
o mi what tuwer Ihun (hut now in
t't8tiiH'c wuh hecaimc It w:r- ul
fielent lu Kivt labor am) nuinuiur
luring their Ahum lean nuirUet, At
that tlmo lnfore. the war) nhe
mmiu tact tiring costs of produc
tion lu (icrmany. had not been Icb
hened liy the eiiormouH decrease
In Ihe wuf,'c. of labor tl erv t-aused
by the degradation of the mark.
Input inn of other i-.uropean cur
renoles haif not then lessened
other labor roHts in Kurope. Tjie
lower tariff then, prevented t ruin-
ouh foruiffti com pet It ton us tilt
Kordney tarltf does now.
"Ah lo roHlrlWcir ImmlKratlou,
eomilderln the two period; of be
fore the war' and since the war.
the difference hv the nninber of
tiutniKrantM Is nut yet such as to
he u reul factor In the dlffcrcnc
In labor cota. Dtlu r n'asons have
operated there, including tin' prop
t'r orjuilxatlon f labor for u.h
own protection, ,
,: War llehl Hesmisllle.
"I'alr conHldentloii of all ele
mthiH In the situation leudtt ntie
to l-tiit conclusion thai the jrea'.
iiiulerl vlfii? cauo for the recr-nt
di-preyHlnn in nfirlcul1iirr1"has hen
Ihe condMloiiH rtHuMln; from tie-
world war.
"The recent' ?Mu:tmi In thft
American uKiicultuial industry
considered by liseir Is Mom.-what
anult-.u-miH to the Knropemi situa
tion In Industry at tin- Inception
of Ihe work of the expert commit
tee on reparations: So tfr-eat was
the nceciUy for selllemenl, with
Kuropo fncltiv IJic uby.H, that lib
moHt any "plan upon which Ihv
expert com mil tee could have un
antmoiiHlv ui;reed ntlKhl have been
temporarily accepted, for li ihen
compelled Kurope, for Ihe fhvd
time, to think In allernative. .
Kveit rn unworkable phyi,
adopted unaniriiousle, at least
tulirht havi provided the basis of
a temfiomiy rconomte peace. Hut
If Inihieneeii by nallonallHtlc or
political cimHbleralion. there hnd
been ili-awn nn unworkable plan
thai wan the cash hi because up.
on Its huhi the iiaMonallHtlc dem
UKojrii.n of the different count He
could tnve been idacaleil Ihe
I peace upon whh-ii Kurope Is ::)ti:'
(to wilt r a. on ),i bitvi been -;eiie-)
iwinil-y uml the t ha . v;ifcti w mid
j have come tin it result of the f;t
j evllahle failure of nucIi a dan
probably would have marked the
lHMiiinln?,' nf a new. dark tifc-e for
(hat conthun) and lis civlll.iai Ion.
'llio irs ea Ian illy Hint could
liapKn ht Anierh an nuilcutf pre nl
ibis liittc was the adimihin of an
iinnoikrthh- pliiii.
"The difference between an eco
nomic and nn unw'se political sri
lleinent of what Is to he-done for
American c.rleulture. ,, through
n-w legislation. In (he differeti-e
between success and irtHure. There
must he most careful considera
tion of the application of'eeonoinlc
prlnclplcH and uhi'coKe ci.lcula
lion of the probable effecllvemuM
of any pi-npoMeil remedy. '
"The Im mediate poltt leal ex
Ih'eneles of tlic reat political
patties In thU camiuiln would be
selthd if I hey roilld make Ihe
American nurlculturulist believe lu
(he fulfillment of an unfulilllahle
promise. Hut t his mit-U not !'
mndi 4i mailer of , political , csl-
tfency. H mtiHt be considered
oiit prejudice and from every
standpoint.
(miiiiioii Seu.-( Needed,
"After two years of 'llseuHsion
upon this subject, an extensive :
vt.ih ever devoted III the i'nii.'d
Hlaits In the same space of time
to an economie problem,' It Ih at
present clear thai then? l no Wn
ci iiki.'h of eitlxr nriculiural or
economic opinion upon any of the
propoH-d lef,rlshitivo remt dies now
under cmislderni (on. I'n.ler such
clreunmlaticc, the nanfc common
jciiM'c ni'-thod of procedure with);
btl t,, Ilie Het'lenttiil t,f ftie dlffl
cultic.'t of I'urope should be fol
lowed in the search for th setlle
tm ill of the American agricultural
primP'tu."
.Mr, liuwctt also din -ussed lli
pasibllHi n of cooperative market
ing, declaring that the prohlem
"involved In conpern; Ive mark.-)-hit;
should receive mnt serioui.
nnd continuous study In the end
thnl this form of distribution
be t -stut ills he on S'nind- Dm a
which ultimately will brln;c results
advautaeoim to the producer."
Cooperation l'ru-l4'
"The farmers mu:il r;:aiUe
preferatdy on a commnnhy basis,
he continued, "for ihe purpose of
Imi-rovinK mnrkctlnjf - f ac tilth
where present costs nre burden,
eo me or can be reduced, and what
I ta ' of " (Hjiinl lliiponailoi', ror thl j
i piirr-oso, or coilocilna unl tirompt
Idissi'mlnallon of Information In ln.
IoIUkH.Io ronn wlil.-li will atil InlH'o aftirnoon anil ovomIiik to
lilt' WOl'kinK Ot" Ol lirppiT lTHIIIrt v n wit "Mi o
anil planilni; prOKTain" ' rirw ono lo romo lii-r' into ihrtc
Alt'. lai umnhaniar.l tllat tlliira alio when Al 1!. llttrllCH
at-riinillnral .)uistloii In "a uallm,, , luooalit liin cinif5 (Ihon tnni-li
al qucslinn ' a unit-j miall. r) lo llil tilly.-"
liartiKin uml mMiiiomlo niioMtlnii !' I'lilnn mpiii a aliahlly laran'r rup-
ami ii iiiiim not ainl win not . !
PROGRAM OF
SPORTS WHiU
UK TIlltlhhHR
(ConllnuAd rrnrn futr M
iraiide Labor lay with 7 a bit;
crowd," a' 1'einlh fon man 1 Htuli-.l
today. "I nl rest is very hltfh thero
in the -Velll."
I'en.lleton and Iji f! ramie have
Kvas been friendly lhoit-h UIi-
iner-Mful enemies i the diamond iUahl''' and other cllU.(
and IhereioreSui prdlet dial thei'lu, 11,1,1 -"" tnMiW and work
till will be one worth walkhv? a i rrw 11,0 ,i'iu 'Irafted by th
coupWof miles to see. , wholesale, reirdlesa ur sex.
SlnrcK to Clofc. --- j f
As is alwas llav euvinin, Ihe I " Is Seen,
business mi'IUiii f !. Giftia will; SWAXflllAl (l!y Ihe Associated
..i,.. n .iiuiiv roi. Hi., .lav. 'ilw'; L'resH) Tiie spark iauitinir all
);culn;c Observer will Is-tie mi :
early inoriliux hi per which win is
dclivci'cil Is'ftHv lMk daj's Mixrai" j
The biK street parade, which l('"" atrKressor, expocis to drive on' have been shipped from the cave,
lo start Hie day's program, will be j I'1 rival, lai Vun-lislan, tuchuii At .dusk Ihe bats beirln to leave
held af M o'clock. " The line of ! f tfheUlaiij; province, - who has the.-cave for their ijijrhl of fomK
march follows: Komi on Urecii ! luled the coatesled seetlon of jlnjr. lor ahoul three hours the
wood nd Washington, North on! Klantfau province since his ap-)wiiiH;ed en-cam , iHemblcA . sutokv
(ireenwood to Adams; west ,ow ; poinlinenl under Ihe di'posed Anfii I pourtmr from a . smokestack. In
wXrtains to Kourth, south oil l-'ourth : l-rty as u luchun of 4 'hckiuim J I In early morning they return.
to Pennsylvania, east on I'cunsyi
vania. north on Ulr.th lo Cily Hall
an.l disband. ,
One and one half hours will be
allowed for luncheon uml then the
afternoon othbtlc program bclns
at the hall jatrk with the l.a
t:rande:Muiilcipal band in the
stand with their Instrument ac
tive, Ttien H rae lnrk.
At 3:3a o'clock the scene nf
Ivii Ii-m wilt lip rcinovcl lo lllv
praliln park uiul lit 4 o'rloplt tlio ! Wii'm rlilhll piwIUull wi.nl.l mrnNIi
iiriiTn.ion i.ruKrnm will hi Kln. Tl ! Tmi-I.ln his limn uwulli'.l
hllllil will mil-" III.' l.ruitmill. anil i "IMiiiriilllly to mnw B.mUiwiir.l
ili.'n AiiKMliu" will bo aiini; l.ylawilii iimilnai I'.klnir. ail u-.ll-tho
uiiilli'iiCP. ltovir.'n.l O. W. Hull Tor wlll. ll he Iiiih b.'. ir lir -.Iomi-b
will vivo III." Invooallon allil I parlnn aln.v hl .lolVal two yi-m.
SpiiiiIoi' llnipo I lentil, rlmiriiiiin,
will miikr tl' liilro.liiptory ro
innrkH fnlluwnl l.y a f'W rannnrka
hy thp phulrniatl of. ulle ePl.'l.ra
l Ion. , Aviiln til.- I.an.l will .la.v
an.l tli.-n Hinaliir t l.ii.lnnn will
.liver Hip Iny'" mMri'M "Inilna-
ulal iM itiiirrllvy." The "Stiir Span
Bliil liallllPr" will i-oiKbi.le tlx 1
proKi'ain. '
Han. I 10 IMnyv
Al . r.:lf.-oTlopk lb" ui uriiiiuo
Miinl.lpal baml will Blvo an open
r.lr con-erl at the park wlileli will
lie free lo I lie polille.
Al mIx o' loek a l.lfc freo atipnor
will bo belli Willi llio Chai.ib.r of
Coinin. ree unarlelle fiiriihtblnr;
the tnnsle ilnrbiK thft lionr.
In tbo exenlntf
lanelnK- will bo
li.'l.l at bulb tbo Itex uliil nb.-r
IiiiIIm with the r.iilolipr'a union of
l.a (Iran.le In 'hartre of the ilance
at the latter place. Then at nib I-
Mnlitlii the unions will bio llielr
mats tronil nlifhl ami Tnesnay
j will be anollii-r day.
I. Inn lln-r Ma I. but lt.ui.l-.
Al.llANV. or.-. l.lnn i-nunly
iiom has IS eri.JhelH al wnrk
K, ln,ll.i toil roek for eounly roa.i
.l-velopin.-.il. The ernshers ;r-
line alioiil ma yanls of material
tally an.l a. Iiitko fleet, of railM
an.l rnn I rurl irurku lr kept Inlay
apreaillnir roeli on various roniity
roails. -
CIRCUS DAY A
JOYOUS EVENT
TonUnueil from 1)
I -rforuiers and their lady riders
were hoisted to the lop of the
three rimr.4, the vorkmen bepran
irtn down I emu and before
most of the people had left the
lot, wagons were fcoinif toward
Ihe Mpecial train In Ihe yards to
pack for the trip, nnder over of
nitfhl. to ltaker city. Now all thai
remains is the remembrances
which still burn livid In the mlmls
of the kiddies. '
lnu:cnii iMtluhtfitl -
The pageant, pre-ented In lhu
of "Alice In Wonderland" at the
openin;- of the performance, was
one of the hih llKtns or uie snow.
Iteal I ml Inns, from lust-oul-of-the-
papoose-class to Hie hltf buck.
casl as su'poris for roca-
Iioiiium and her leaders and the
affair passed by to a ilellKhlfnl
ndintr la a way Hint left no
loubt in Ihe mind of the audbne-
as to the ability of thf memlters
of tin- cast lo entertain.
I'aneliiK iflil. from ebony hue
to purest while, formed thc.rhofu
1 1 ut h In the f i rsl a nd f I n:i I pa rt s.
The costume of thi actors In the
cioivnlun of I'ucahoulas In the
Cfjurt of HI. .lames were especially
effective.
I'lenty or TbrllU.
imiiiirf the remainder of the
p rformaiice, whh'h was followed
by it wild west show In ten parts,
t likewise with an extra Iwo-bilN a.,
the - "Inromo Uix" uscs-inenl)
amusement am) thriH wi-re. fueled
out In uetteroiiH fiiantlthft. .
The a nl ina I I mint m ami it heir
proUtis, In Hie r-ntral rlnr. 'Irew
a j,'ool .-hare of the attention
chilly the baud of Ituyal Ilea
jrnl ll'.-rs and the lion. Koine of
(he beasts w rc not as tnietubte
ar seemed atfe but all w.-nt well
(.':h 11 alwajs dors no mutter how
fiercely the hit; cats spli ' aid
roar).
Horse Well Traloe.t
The boi-s. s, w ho b:ve all l 'ti
si -u to iiancliif? school, mae u lc
oratde 1 1 1 i . r s don. Well kepi.
.Mek and diin and Intelligent.
ihe four-fooled p i htim.ts ilr. w
many bur . Is of applause. ,
Vonl;-y and b phalit acts, (t ic
l.'-rfoi'inaneori, the ailth of the
clnwnK and the remainder of ftte
:luvvV pneram wre aM lnter-sl-hitf
but of course were siibnrdinal
ed by Ihe muln ut tmcllons.
Mauy Hew YMerdn,r
As Is Jilv.nys the rose, n nryt
Influx oi people from Colon. Covo,
Klil. jlmbU'r. llaitil City," Hot
Lfnit4. mill fannluy ooniinunlliH In
lite Vulloy Jonrnoyixl k. rr bdlh In
r. s.-viuilon ihan .11.1 oilier n.:ul.-
Ii.WIU'. '
Willi atioloftli In KIMIns:
"This Is the i in tdory,
Tuhi out lif (line lo walls
An the elephants paraded injTeilier, i
llohUiiK each other's latin.
IX' VTiriVQ
1; I lUAn
WARN CHINA
' T-iIVI .HI
' -p ,
(Contlmwd from pare 1
m -fajfc-vj-jij -jiji.j-yjai
to Kaitiiiuhsieu. near Wotsuntr.
IteporiH from Sou I'litnv. .Chin-lbs
mna in open warrarc was see(ti
": i" ewnni
1,1 easlern pinion of Katnusu
province.. i,u reiaimii. nts power enen rpuuns" us, w uiga w uen in
after the overthraw of the. Anfus. ! midair above the opening of Hie
said to be the I'ro-Japanese iwrty leave and dropphwr ilown Into the
la China, in l!Ult. . 'shaft like u plummet. .
(lenerai Wu I'eM-'u, who has The opening of . the cavern is lu
ruled as a military power In China j New Mexico but the -cave itself bk?
s'ace he ilefeate.l the arnil's or j lends Into - 'IVxas., The cave bar
Marsha. Chanj,' Tsu-I.ir., war lord ii"l I wen Ijilly explored and its ill
or Manchuria, in IW22, has order- - inensions are not know n. It Is he
ed his troops from Chlhll province 1 ih ved to iro .town Had feet bel.iNv
where l'ekim: is locate!, lo.the nld alevel. The , eetlliiKS In some
of Chi Slileh-Yuan. ll Is believed ; places are so htith that a person
that any weakening of tieneral ; standing on Ihe Hoor cannot see
ai;o.
To lr.Hlu.t IIiiki.iiIV Last Work
l:i:i:l. IN'. (AD "Dr. I'iiukI". a
iillisiviil ili'anm, oinpl.-l.'.l l.y lYr-
. i pianist aliil vonipoMor, JiihI prio.'
lo lila .lentli In Iterlln rppeatly, Ik
lo l.p pro.hii'1-il In lrpK.I.-n IliU
full anil Is bi-lait look.'.l forwar.l
lo by Ilie t-i-llli'H bi'eatlHp of ' Ihe
Htrlkli'.K tonvhes an, I otil of th. oi--llnary
'.tonea kIvcii lo IlimonlV.
workH.
(jna.'tx l'Nl fiM Wlileli la-vri.
IIKIil-IN. (A I') SneeesMful r.x
perlinenta have lieen nni.l In iinIiik
..iiinrl. for Hie levern of l.lirli Ki-aile
.loekH-anil wateliea. AilvantinTe In
iclatmeil for Ihe nlatrx 1 lev.TH be.'
ie.ttiHe the nilneral l sal.l lo have
' I lio loweat eoef l'lelent of expannldn
ami levern itiaile of It tie
rleatlnn.
no lab.
At this season the letters "f ,M."
usually Inlrnilaee u ivarnln to uii-
i,r llio fen.
.
j Th(, i K ,.:troril ,,,,,,,1 :.r.
,,,. fPKll... .
) mm)mmmmmmmmmmmimmm
t
Stan feu
tOUIWSHKRWIN
JfMrrt4 by
DOTY MotMirr
HIXIAM WftUMAH
Star
A s--ja reset !--:-'r--
I'm . ? 'ti' ! i.w ( ma tm m , mm i. .
SKP Snppni-leil' l.y Marlain 5 I
AjT-c' Nixon, now p l a y l n x w -Tt.
aPatjJyT" wl,u Hoot .till.on at S JdM B I
EMCUS Jm
f X.
A Iso
"DON'T. MONK ICY" '
Two Reels of Monkey I.u.siness
Startintt Wednesday TOM MIX
Cave In Texas Holds
Big Underground Room
' AIWIN, Tex.. .! !itirlliw
at the cn ol a wire rnpe 17' feel
lotn th. - mi'lnru-rmitul home of
'fnotiV tltmisi:mlM nf li:iln' the iTOV-
rnor of ihe largest state lu Ihe
'l nloji and the- jfmernor of aa ad
ijtdnlu slate recently explored Ihe
"riii nnvru. """' '""
not IO"k in i no i ii;ui;iiiiii'
inouutalnN of sotitlu aslern ' New
Mexico. The only means of lu
i:rK.s is in. a steel bucket, which
holds two persons If .they arc not
u(1 WW' Kovemors, I'al
lliackle, went dawn separately.
j Tlu less scenic pail of Carlsbail
l'avei - .i has been known for many
ycara as a bat ctive. Itecenlly ex-
(players traversed several mibu of
halls uad chambers, and somi1
parts of U were found to have tmch
siartlliur miiKUifleenee that Presi
dent CnolldKe by proc'itmation sei
it aside as the Carlsbad NaUonal
Monumenl, ,
This cave ts ninonu Ihe largest
In t he worhl and pcchpiiIh many
imarveiH. lr rtuu preatsiorie uni
seems Ihe bills have made their
tiioiues nei-e nuiiu tne mriKum on-
t derirrouml .scenery. lor .several
them even witti strong lore lies.
At the entrance ' 7110 feet below
ite three lurtfo rooms. The bl-
Kcht Is called Hhlaay's WIkwuiu in
Honor of a klnv of Navajo Imltan
ni I hul.iLrv. Tli.. Miialli'iil Im I'."
School
Next .
Wc are headquarters fjr
liOOKS and Sl'ITLIKS
Cash for Usable Hunks.
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
Today
Sunday
wiluamFox
presents
IS,
MR
COW0Y
feet wldo. 'he
been ineuNiired.
decorated with
larifcst has . not
I he three are
ricamlurl otiyx and thoumnds nl
Ula.'tltles. Still aaolher Mir room
farther on t more than a half
mile In length. Tlio Ktalavmitea
from the floor like jpval while
inoniiiueiiis, and the KiMiertiiK
itles and celling rrsr-mhlo the ban-
jiiet room of a mylhnloical klmt.
. , T t
itcsKiN iu i. i-oi.i.in-ii:
' Atdilnnd Tress: "The Jieaveii:.
and the liKhls that rule them niv
uni rue; the laws of creallon are
treacherous: lite poba of the earth
are nut of poise. Hut I am true.
I.if-hl Is tu me only. Khut 'your
eyes close and fast, and 1 will bad
you."
liuskiii wrote this years aao, but
il sounds like some of I'.oh'a pub
licity. An Illustrator ts a man who
draws a picture, in wive? tiwuy nie i
I ...,ll r . Il.s Jnnv
t loar by HO
Ready Made Gowns ;
Gowns on fancy weave Hatiste, 'stamped, laced and
hvmstiirhed. , Very attiactivc and reasonably priced.
. ; Art & Baby Shop
. ' "KverythiftR for Mic Uaby"
lir.MSTITCHIMi HllU'l Stllllllirr. Itl.ltf. Kr.MI'lJ
Lovely Hosiery,
Moderately Priced
n n
HikIi quality phis nuidost' prices are largely responsi
ble for the ptipulaiity of our Hosiery Departments
with added interest aroused by the complete variety
of new Fall weights and colors which are ready now.
Sl iiO
The Bootery Inc.
,208 Depot Street Phone Mnla 118
WA l'arndise for Tired Feet" j
Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe for Men and Women :'
(JROVER S.M1T1I, M;r.
VAIJTK IN
Ol'U Sl'NDAKS
Kverylhlnff about It Is bet
ter than' , tha nverae; I ho
cream, the syrup, the chop,
nod nuts, the whipped cream
on top. Then don't forget
onr courteous service - the
service with a stnllo.' Trv'
our Chocolale lc (.'ream
Boda,
THE BLACK CAT
TONIGHT "CHANGING HUSBANDS"
A
SUNDAY
DAUM & SCOTT
NIMZ & KAIIIN
IIAKOI.D AI.11KKT0..,..'....
TIIK DI'DMN THIO
Telephone Girl-
oucnicsTiJA ovKinrttK.
Slin tiiiK Monday
l'OLA NUGItl in "MHN"
New j
Sweaters ;
Jn nil the nov coloi-a
r.nd styles. Pintinptivrt
i.iid dil'ffionl.
I
1
French 8l
Greene
I
s
-5
and $2.25
Acme of Gymnastics
Musical Novelty
Magical Nonsense
....Two Vaices and a Harp
-I'alliu Iteview ', "
"I,ii;ht Cavalry"
de
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