La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 29, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextOctober 20, 102 Local News In Brief AQUINO EVENTH Kovomlior 7-S I.. II. K. .luuinr luy "l3l,ly I.oiikI,-i.-h.'' fMov. 11: Armistice Day celebra tion Jura. V Islanil 'II v , i MIh Delia, llaxlcr. of I'orllnnil. Is veiling rt'lajivf-g at .slaixl rlly. Shu will remain here 'inilei'lnilely. VIsUWk HeM- Mni,.J., A. Jlrallunn if .Inaepli K viHliUinr ;jt: ihe home or her :;isier, tyrs M. iO. lollle,r. Hiw fni luiirriu iNi! A. f). Cooky, nllnrney of I-.'n I - prlHivlfl now rejrlal ei'e.l at ihe Som- .r ftOVO lo O AVOIHIIS . 5- Mrs. K. C. ltroslus and. Mrs. C. ty.- Williams have changed i heir plard of residence. They are now jiVing III llOfi () aVCHUc. Ueinolci(ig ? i . f Tho interior, of Ulnde's. Jewelry Wore." is being remodelled. New dV-oortuions Tiro hd'ng lut in and nrwoptieal equipment is being ih- ,;') N. Il.ltn has taken title to tlio 2-fU afro farm ten 'miles iiorili Af I.a'" Ciraude formerly owned by Jj. MeKennon. The sale was made through the (Jeprgo, II. Cunvy Ileal stalc Agency.. i'm-chas Land- . J. (. n.sori lias purchased I ho i IfiO lurna of land oii.st Qf la Xfrawdc known us ihe "Speed 'Km Hp Tract" from J. 1). Dobbin. The eorjyt-' H. Carrey Heal Kstute goncy handled the transaction. ' I (ot ii rn from Tiii '.Fqrrest S,croggins, Wilt WilHon find t Wilson returned hint evor ji ins from a hunting trip near Un heal! of the Cirande Konde river. 'Phcy brought buck two deer shot Ijy Mr. Keroggin and C. .Wilson. IfPro rroni I'nion , MIkkoh Hethine Killer and Nell AlcClelland were fit La (Jrande yea , iprday from I'nlon ?eltin adver- liBe.imnlH for the I'-H annual . magazine of the I'ulon hiKh 'ln)Ol. Irav's for l'ortloinl k rountj Ak"I H. fi. Avery left 1Mb morning ep rpiHe to I'orlltuid. Ayher.s ho wijl ivUftpl t(i iM'if,! Internallona) 1 Jviic(cl Ci.n:iiUinf. Sir. Avery rjprplw to tj ,fc:niM' a V'eek. '. tavo -aiiitbor ' , Newt iiun hwi rooeived in T.t: tjrande fiqm )lr. nnd Mih. I'.iaeh . Jf Slalo.' of Mend, Or' KOlb of the lr. niul- Mm Ulatit formerly lived hero and their many friends ex 1 lnd tholr rongrntitlallonB. yfr. Xelon ol Air. Allller In yi'stt-rday'H Issue of the Eve ning Observer in an account of the chamber of eommoro ddiale hld at noon, it was stated Ilia! Mr, Mil ler participated, representing l-'loyd Melvennon's side. Tlie nninc should Jjavn boon Horace J. Nelson. Commit lec or l lfty in Alcoi This Kvnugelisllc 'onimittei of 0 Fifty, who Willi Ihe ministers of (the l.a Grande Ministers associa tion, are planning an evangelist ic campaign of Ihe Home Poreos. will nieet tonight promptly a! 7::n for final organization, The meet Iiik place is (he narlor of Ihe First Aleihodlst Kpiscopnl chilrch. nevereiHl Clark Qntis t; ; Key. Clfoie L. I'lark. pastor nf s ho l-'irst Presbyterian church since June, 1 120, has resigned because lk 4li a ra" ,r,,m 1 Presbyterian if yard of national missions to serve e: fut slate oNocuilvo In Wyoming to ; Bupervlse the Presbyterian church ," . W or k 111 a that slate.' The reslgna ; tlon will go. into t if feet December 1. The congregation of the local j rhureh will meel Novemln-r lo OO0OOOOO0OOOO0OOOOO00 0OO Bobbette Hats FOR THE LADIKS! New Bhipmcnt just ar rived. Special price $3.45' JUST OUT! Newest 8-pioce English style Caps for Voting Men S3.-l.-i JUST l.V T011AV! Newest tiip-oti Sweat ers juit' what you have lieen waitiiijr SlS.'i to for S9.SS See Windows. Meivhandise of Qualify Clint's Clolhicry Tbe hunt With a Onnwkiir pooooooooooooooooooooooo - 1. .-onsnli-r ihe n-Hliuiai Ion anil male-lurllu'i- an-anni'im-noi for u HW- r-HHor. 'i iiillflon i-e,'oiilnn. Itedirns Home ::rl Define hna boon brniiKht to his 'home hi Island 'ity from Cm- tv..r,i, jiij?ip;::l. v.i";V'- he ha' been for the tal weU. Mr. I'er-j rlne u'mh Hhol I hrotiirii I he Hide f While liuntiiiK eop- in Wallowa i "ounly and was siaken lo fTie Wal lowa hospital and pnenunmnla was eoniraeied. Me has been very ill but is ri ported resting- inuoh easier at ihis time. Personal Mention Mis. W. II. Cnodr-rluun spent Ihf lay in J'endleUtn. Kate Conh-y of Kljdn was at tin Sominer hotel yestj-rday. Hho came to l.a Crande on u tdioppint; trip. Olto rIi'.lti;;nn of the llurronifhs A dil hi : Maohinc eouipuilVf' l now (Lime Joqnn MacK ot Cntcago wvef ivgislered at Uie . Kpiiinicr hqielidog. But the landlord thinks they'r and will remain in thirdly several days callinj; on; the trade, ; Mrs. .v. Hur;e of l'eiplleton Is at ; th'' , Koley. , ' t A. A. Hnilth, aJlorney of Ttakor. is in I.:: tlrando oji business. Me it ristfsred af ti(t Somiier h(lel. W. r.. Holt of linker. Is now reg istered at the l''oley hotel. Mr. and Mrs. 0. AY. AVoods of Denver. Colo., were quests at the ommer hotel last evening. They are travelling west. K.oy Kugato spent yesterday af ternoon al Pendleton . on business. AY. AV. Stevens, candidate for county 0nimisKioner, was u recent visitor m La Grande. Mrs. ,1. J. lleldln and her niece. .Mlss Klva llanunack left for Walla Walla, this morn in tr. Miss llam macl; has been visiting with Mrs. Ileldin in this city and Is now re 1 liming to her homo. .lra. A. A. Wilson relurned to!"f,,il ' 'he hea.il and front of our j her home in Heatile lliis morning, j 0,",Vmll"K I Mrs. Wilsiiuis a former resident "Wlial . does the .Democnilte j of cove. While here she visiled ul ; l-r,-' prop.oso? . ihe Janu s Wilson home. . 4'WlK n i he (,uelioii arose :ii tjip j Democrat lr convention' the. Drmorj ilrs. Walter Mathews and cbil- I C"le. party ran lo cover." . ; drj-n left on No. 17 this morning io .sin nd the winter in Portland. formerly resided in , M r. .MallH'WS Crande bul was forced to mov to Porlland for his health. Going Upl John Ynvend'-r obtained a per mit from tho city offices this morning for repairing a house on tJrecn wood st reel bel ween Z ave nue and tlie city ., limits. ENGLAND IS TO DECIDE O V r'OT7!?!!' (Contlniipil from inige 1) o hiroiiKtli In parllami-nl Is on tin q vvano stM-ins also lo !, tho opinion O or both Tory anil , SoriaM.il chlcf g.lalns. O "Tho Liberals are perslling,' O.J.ord Birkenhead Informed one oi 0 Ills audiences Tuesday nftfrnooi:. O lllrkenhead is a t'nionisl. q 1 Phillip Snov.ibn. chancellor or O Ihe exchequer, almost .a! ihe fume gihoiir. told his heon-rs that I hero Qjv.ould never be a Liberal govern Ojiuent and Tuesday night Ihe prime 'minister, Itamsiy Al.icl mnald. said 0lhat Hit- oniy alli-rnativc to n Ijt - o nor !7ov-rnm-nl Au u Con.iervaliv q Kovt-rnnii nt. o On li- other hun,l, fornu-r I'nv oUiilerH AaiMlth anl l.loyil (;-orf,.. au 0 !aiji-ra of Hie l.iheraia, liavo lv 0:n no si-n nf lai-k or eonriilenr-- In llli'lr ppeerh'-ll in :ln lr ron.-;! il n n- Ai t : : 1:1 1'nin i i u Alii;i:.V'tN. V'a!. Illy (In- ..H-jlo I'ovi:. Or 'oeial,-,J IT, :;.-:( - Til.- lasl few ,l:l:il rami llin-.- QOf sir IIUOUS el O ' liiivf. h.-td siire (ion camp;iiKning i raH:j-oing efieer g upon Prime O I h:d be n fi .linisrer -M:tcD.(iiald ei d Ti!" S.b'y t:i Can- ' e u i; li Job d uddr ss b lore ;i !p'4iHi-.i me. dig c.f bis eMie'llil ;il and lo !.jm --d (be al le, noon (u .Milton;-') fsuft. ring frnio in s.!,ini; ditd . He pn ntb r In-.iin a i;'oroii;4 i vi .(if.! I iniir Tm sd; nifirn'm,'. hut W;ip lore. . ir j.-,, lo j i.it-r in:.k!a;; on- ad.lre:. w l 0 1 Some f ay no gii I should If ad mot 1 ban I l.te years In on. O louri. If 'he f.m t g.-t a h'i 0,b;(ri.l In Ibat line. H H a a.tt ' ll,llt 10 tl,y on- . iij ,11 in ii iii nimtmmmmmm Pals United j. 'a nuisance. He threw "Patsy", out if the window and broke hl le Tha landlord was fined for. crueKy to an I- mala, A " kind A veterinarian 3 put Patsy's had leg .In a cast, and npw it. hi getting well, k And Johnny. U aappy again.' " ,". ASSAULT ON HIGH COURT v' IS 'MENACING (Continued from, page 1) not have stayed- there If we had wished? ''The force of Americans arms is - never .pledged for the fulfill menl of. foreign loans or agree ments." ' ',.-. - Taking co.nir.nncc of Air. Davis' nttacks upiu Kepublican foreign I policy. Si' what 1 lie tary JliiRhcs asked . Democratic parly pro- f posed in repurd to the leapilie of nai inns. . j "It is constantly apparent .thati the center or atlaek by Ihe Demo- ( ratio parly with rested to foreign ; relations Is t Ii.it this country has not joined the league of naiious. I iiai) iiojiriMHi 'i,ii. I Alluding n 'Pie Democratle pial forni declaration in lavor of a rational referendum ) American entry iulo th- league -and lo the ' I Impaxsloned . ailaek , upon that ; iiiaiiK in ue uaitouai convr!Uiioii p J Newton J K 1 taker, formerly Demo- jcra.tlc secretary of war. Secretary i'H'Ki! s 7;;'"r;r;iiaKrJ"s nsser-i ft iollllial "tiie plW)p(tsed"n'feieiiduili ; ; would b raiieiful, illegal nnd im- j j Cfjiisliiiilional." and asked; I "lias .Mr. Davis tried to prove II i was anything else? , i "i tur policy," he emit inued, "is ; thai or eo-opetMtion . without in- j .jurjoiis com ltd 1 1 men Is. - bi ti Iolley of independence, not. o( ! isoiat ion. We propose I o co-op- :i era to to promote the interests of,1 peace. f ; fc "Wo pi-rtno::e at ihe same time thai Hi It: (htintry thall not be eni lnoiled in t he conflict:! of Kuro- pean poiitu,:! inter. i. i. Our just I I miMiniif e (" if. it nur neiacil- i I meat jroia tueh con flirts." ' j Presidi nt C')oIid;;e, Secrelary ! Hughes H.iid, "Is a leader who i j repreaeiits the common rer.irc or i America." "lie represents the wisdom gain j od by experience. thai maintains ihe constitutional guarantee of in dividual liberty; that seeks bel ter conditions nf living and en hanced prosperity, nol by Tullln promise.s or through illusions or dangerous aj;ilulion, but by iho nicthods wiiieh assure stability anil continm-il coni'ldcjice while ap propriate remedies are devised. "The best aKuirunee of prosper ity in this country is lo secure on November 4 the election of Calvin Coolhlgc." Secretary Hughes was scheduh d lo l""v'" ''hlniBO lor lluflalo wher,. nigh I. And ( once Ihe voter exjioetod only a ctrar, Inslend of a co:i gressionul upprotrlalion. Obituary l-:0. CIIADWKK )VI-; (Mpcrlui). (l,,o. Cha.l ulik. i-lili.yt Son of .Mr. ami .Urn. Sanun-I (')iahvi-li waa born near llaishall. Win., on .c-.( inli. r I". tl!' and ill-') al Mol lik sana- torlmn on Octolcr 2'J, IH24 at of ttfi years, one month tin- nnd nine days. He lived uillt his parents mi their fariii near AptrsbaM, Wis., until Ids murrliit," with Alice M. Smith, of Marshall on March pi, U4. and left .1! mice Tor H.ti .dd. a. where they lived until l iHoln r -J. tt.'jf, wlim v i 1 1 1 their family tr., e-ine- and moved lo tleir und oie -Icdf mil s noi:h of Cimc. to make Hi.jr prmannl b.ime. Mn, Cl-ad-wjrk ta"-ed tiit . Kebroary ri, l!ii:.. Pour children. Mis. Ceoc gia Kighl an 1 i.. .1. Chndwick or 'ove. Mm, H.tv.ei Unfi.gien an 1 Mis. Jnne Kiel :iidff n of l.:iv 11 vot f. ':i.b.. w ,lb nine grr.n l ddldnn ure l( It to 1:11 tin Ihe i HPIiW-.A,jmtM. Ih.n lojef of a lov. d ; nd deM.e. fulh w;ip r r, o'ho I href trMv. Win. '. 1 1. Aspenii..!!, or -,.ie;,i-o. III.: Mrs. l. W. r;:iFkin. of M,.o?;ion. Wis.. and .Mr. A. Warner. i(f Sr-rin;- Vall-y. Minn., and four broPtet 1. , Jidin chadnhk. of Pubm. nr.-.: Arthur. Ilen nn.l A'lr.d. of Mar j shall. Wis. Tin- funeral uan hdd from the II. Ii. church at in THE - J A CRANDI? EVENING OBSERVER .j. iiip.i i iiiwwwwh.iiiiujiiiii ii iw inn i L i. m MaPa nCC !i ' innDntliiLU.ill - rn i F!ELOJCI!ANGE f Splters, Today : .Wbitoj . "Deeper" Publications! Show Slump. ' l!y J. S. 1 -The passing yiutw )J.iUff-C haiiK-?? in (ho hi vie of maaalnes us well as In oilier aN-ssorie- of iiiodern life. X longer ilo .tljc . library tablrs In the Iiohms r( ihfi "firHt lihiiMes in the land display tho rnrroni issue nf Li'SlleV Weekly alongside pf rontmv llaaxino while several roples of 4 he. iS'lck Carter ihiunine aiv carefully bid den OUI of ijijiht lionealh .tin :et- lar rtr. ! xvo. inueeu. l.eiilios AiiteaxJito is i now (iffuOet timj tho t'enlury MaK- iiino vh)lo kUII helnji' jublt'iu!l has had if h - popularity . of tho 'Vthties" usMrpod by n, periodi cal wjioso covers brazenly label 4 ','!'; f!'iC?LS " "',r""" I'.? "" ' 'm i I judre jiy he number-oi tin m otd I at Din l,u Oian.lo uow wlaii.ls, . ! Tho present uVmancl' for .iu so- ralleil ftrito story - inairnxiiio- is ly recoiii "dt;volopment umiparatiy in tlie muK-u-zlne field., and -many publisher ar now inpca,rinn with niagainos. vt this-type, wliich in varial.Jy . prove. iho Uout .nailers. Tluso nvij;a:ilnos nro read large ly by women, acoorillpcr . to ttto local news dealers, iilthouKh' ,nm( men ari' regular customers. The men of the - present - generation dote more on the udvcnlur stories than ever before. Whether tills s lendency results froni 1he increus- inif number of men who tire em- ployed til desk Jobs would be hard to say. . ; ' At tho olher end of -1 tit-' sales I list in local newu nm-:ivcts, ,luean- it)K Die Icnjd .number sold each! month or week as tie ; case : niav ' be, oiu1 lludu the .suienttl'ic and I specialized magazines and the hu-( morons nublication. The news clerks explain thin ! it ii4t inn In regard to tlie; aeieti- tll'lc maiyines by the fad ' a f moat renders of these publications are regular subscribers, uipl take no chances on missing- an issue. I'p until comparatively, return! y the moving picture muga.inta were, the bust fellers but tjio number of anient picture fans scorns !o havo licensiNt'd of laleyears unlil the magazines, are. nol fi lling so well I as formerly. i o'clock TucsdiLV morn in ir and lartre number of sni rowiii" rcla lives and friends followed tho re mains lo dim Cove Cemetery wlni.'i hitoi-nii'iiL Innk nlnei-. , lr. Cha ii - wick has made t'ovo bis' home for Ihe pas -20 years and wllh ' losee, a' loyil I his passing c.j( .Z(-n, I ;'.!yTTTywi i ov TOflAY ' ARCADE '2 -4flHfc, , " ' I AOOLPM JUK0R. NP t.unuys ,a,-,-. fUXi k ' 'A iit-Wfl .-1-mvi.l.il, .r,nl,. g i .-" 1 i vM a m- - urn- ii,. .'. jrjm f; i..'!"-''1'!' www1 linni-i- Hlticll Hll" VlJM "' r''V'Mi ' Ii'. ROOTi tin- hi-ni-1, ri-n-4i iyf ' wf?.i1,frfJ' - i'' tin- !. ami i iiin- . rMM ' :ywffi'l ' ' awX Likes Pen 7C vc5 Mitchell, ogad, pennllew'and honiftle&i eX'Convict, begged Oover nor M- K, Trapp to et filiit return. tp the Oklahoma Btato Penitentiary at jtcAledtcr. He ' had been paroled otter serving four years ot a life . .1,. Min.n. t hMlJ. UiK-house keener. The governor, " M :A . ' . ...!. .j ''- : r-rt r IT'. "ft.1 BUPGET IS : .ADOPTED BY COMMITTEE '.(Continued on pago (t) --onds ls,$i;.ea. in i he" 1.-2 4 bud- .it-was S7;iru. 1 Tin- hudtr totals '-now stand as: oii'ieials' pay ;lingliieering h'lre Department Health '. Klverslde Park ........ Aul o I'ark Police , library Street Dept Sewer I )epl Wnlur Depi fily Huilding , Jlunh'ipul Hand Si reel Lighting .! nt, on Hen. Iionds., Int. oil Cell. Wis Sinking l-'und Kii clion .. ' Alisci'llaneous Kniergeiiey Deficient of 11124 - B. fHher matters thai $Hi,su:r.o l. miu.no ii.K0.IIU 4.022.00 I .sou. on , ' , DOO.'OA . 11. 1 10.0ft ;7.r)iin.oo &, 'i2u.no , iiue.no . 14,020.(10 , J.TfiO.OV i.iiou.dii . s,(ino.oo (i, 2uo.no l,2;-;tU0 , J7,U(i.Ul) '' JiOO.OO ' 1.1 'MI.00 . 2.400.00 . Pl.CUO.OO cluing- I'd -were: Ualsing of municipal m judge's salary from $ri4ju to $iion. I fireuu n allow d $ I.MiO instead of a!2.i:io; 12oo for speed cnn.insleud of VMM): library salaries $4,u(i0 In slead of $:.uoo and supplies and improvements for library $:i,fi0u 1 iiiMleinl $:tonn; sewer , ilepuii i.s $tuu Instead of 2no. meat k.iI;i street lighting $S,nuo iiiKload ni !7,&iu. and miHccll.aiieous flPiu instead of 5t;itr.. And "Inleinalinnal N'cwk" TIIK STORY WITHOUT af -e AGAINST DAVIS 'ATLANTA, (la. (AT) ''Ofij-j cinlu direeflnir lUf jtresUlential I oampabn fl hehalf ol la via uid' ilryan Tuesday vrv consiieraldy fi;ited by what aiin and (o be an; oiKaniiti r inovemeiji of the Ivuj KIujl Klan to load lliu vote puuvl rrom Ihe f emocj'alle varly nom 111018' the Atlanta Cnustitiitiipi Kiy ) ft ulory thai will appear jn its issue this moiniitK. '"It has been rumored for aome time." the roust fl ut ion's glory Kays "Dial 'word' had icjji b.iI to Ulan! loaders of various couniies to Vu: Hie Democratic prcfttdeiithil noi(i iiiceif u nd that In some basis for the report appears to ho subslah tated by receipt this week of clip pipt'.ss from last S;ilurday's earch liKht? official oran of tho lju Klux Klan.- helnpr sent from ail pai'tH of the stale, Judical (nif that the paper , huH-.heru broaicnst on the e'e of the election a H h u vl of InjurtiiK thu lieuiocialic- uoip Inee. ' : . . ronivicumisly up hr I' anl iiaK.v a i ,u,nvr J!''"i'.i urllrl. ciarKltn thai In a ri'i'int aililriKu ill " Indian. to the negro vote of that slot? de clared : for 'eoinplele eiually ite mirdless of' race or cre.ejk'i , '. ' ; '.'Tin' Searchlighl ; makes promi nent 'display, of Ihe action or the J. H. Dohahtson klan of Hulnbrhlgc, which denounced'tlie-aloviv ulLeged utlerance." . , s ' - ; ciniss tc.vms to Mioirr. I'M t.l l-: K, tire. The Kugepe Chess and Checker dub has 0'' ranged ,for a tournament lo )e clde tlie . cheoker championship of the city. The eight-man teams have been fprmod. one under the captaincy of i. .1. -;sles and tlie other to be. headed hy IJ. C. Cook, Following are the inembera-Uf Ihey will phiy against each other: 1. J. Kstes vs. 11. C, Cook; A.. A. Simmons s. .W. M. Stewart. (J. W, Stone vs. K. C. Cole, Paul DeAutroineitf vs. A. H. Cook, W. h. i-iuinidirey va. J. Crocker, K Al. Harvey vs. Al. . Fletcher, T. Johnson vs. CasperHou and D. Paxton- vs. It. A. Defjino. jlifc in Washington' Is , Attraction to Solons (Continued from J'apo One) for the seat of i he late Scnalnr Coll,. Uepublleail, Itliode Island. I lot h are seeking eld-lion to the unexpired term which cuds March :t ami In Ihe full term Ihul runs for six yi ilth from March 4. I'lvo senators w'ie ilefealed for nomination In primary coul ests. Thiirs., Fri. and Sat, A NAMH lUoIdette f ( .' Goliltiltos arc dilip;htfuUy ' different' ' bloonuii's. They are m.ttUv ii . wmi'lai' f ill niaioi'ial mid colors, : . .. ' f you wear llicm onoe you, will wear tht-in always. :" French & Greene Ready-to Wear and Shoes.' They are Senalors Shields. Tennes see, and Dial, South Carolina, Democrats;-sind Hall of Delaware, McCormlck of Illinois, and Sterl ing of Koulh I lakoiu, Kepublii'O-ns. . In Colorado Senator Phlpps, iie publluan, seeking re-ele.dlo:i. - Jo opposet) by Senator Adaiie'.sDcnin er.it, .who, instead of seeking re election for the unexpired term that he bus been serving has come out against Phlpps for 1 he full hIn year term. .. Senator WUIsh of Massachusetts is oppot-ed ;hy Speaker .tiilleil, who is retiring from l he houso- ne.l March.. Aiming leinlers In the netiafc who are opposed for . rei-lectlon art Senators Wnlyh of Moutr.na and .Siuimona of North ('aroliiiL. Senator l.mlge, f Miiy..iehundtH. the Kepublican leader, hi nol up ;or--re-eleei ion, having four years of his I'-'i'ip remaining, while Sen M.or Ituiiinsoii, of A rku 1111411, the Democratic Jeuder. although up lor re-coet ion. Is unopposed. Senalors I .a Kollelto, Uepub- llcan. and Wheeler, I lemocrat, of WlscuiiHln and Montana, respect ively, also have' several -years of Uidr terms remaining. Two renators, Owen, Democrat, Oklahohia, and Hiking. Jiepnblican West Virginia, are not seeking re elect fon. . . Itesldes (ho regular 32 senatorial vacancies several slab's will hold elections to choose senators to fill uncNplred terms. In tlu house :S5 members are i kllig to retain their seats, of Car. Repairing Costs A Liltle Money , l,-, 1 HjUi M!,tinnUoii'Hluvl'l- NfHI Hllll lllll CIIKt or lipkll'tl HUil 'fti-mi-ln(lnii if on linvn tltn work iiiidviius ui:v yon vmi in snAi'f-; l-'Olt WINTI-'H now. Count In mill Ic-I lis uhr yrvi an i-sliinniR n I In- mirli lo lin ilonir. - Your Knllsfai'llon t;narnl"-ld. In ..Jennings & Shumate,., Props. Successors to . Southard & Shinn, D. M. C. THREAD Every ' needlewoman appreciates the luster and quality of a superior thread such as 1). M. C. We have the six strand I'crle in Nos. 3 and 5 and crochet in whito and colors. Jiulterick Patterns. .' Art & Baby Shop "Kverylhini? for the Baby" .IfOMSI ITCIII.V: Ilulel Soinmi-r. ItlflK. STAMI'INO X h TODAY j FKIDAY I - 4 W'i Victor Fleming M LJ . The story of a man and girl who fight out an existence, aluno, eiiiily-hainle(l in the Canadian wilds. Alio V.ll.l.Y SULLIVAN in "TIIK FAST STKI'rKUS" ' I 1 PACE r iVE Bloomero r.- rr-r this number 104 nro Hepubiicansf 1 hS Democrats. no I'urm-lkbori one Independent and one SoJ; hilist j Kepublican:: il.'feti(e( f jr' :i''.noiii4 inatlon In- primary eleeilonV aro Mael.af forty, California;.' MMJeW Illinois; .Moo res. J Indiana!.1 PalrJ ih bl, Jndlapu; Hull;,' Iowa; .KiixVot; M;Une: Davis, Minnesota: . Clurkvj New York; Pastor," "tihlrt ; Jd, inonds, Pennsylvania' ami vAVcrlsd Pennr.ylva.nla. ' - ' '. r ' 1 DiMiiocrats defeated for. rtnpin inuliou In primary electliuiu- arci Clark, Florida.) lloore. tjeorgfitff Pari;, (ieorgia; Tague, Massachiig setts; Kagan, . New Jersey r 11 ml l.tgiin. South Carolina. - 1 . , Iteuuhlicppd not cuibU'htiiv . for re-election are; .Mae I;. Nolun) California; JicKenzio, 'Illinois; Aloore, Illinois: Miller Kllnulrsr .'Vinders. Jr.diann; livuns, Indiana (iilh it, AlussaohusidtH; I'tLlgo Mar saehnsetii;; Wlnslow, , 4JiiKHae,hu j Hdla; Dalllnger, MiiHaiu'.iynKdts4 Anderson, Minnesota; Parson, MliU ncsota; Sduill, Minnesota; ' Ward, New York; Snyder. New York:: Young, North Dakota; pablej Ohio; Pled wood, Vermont ; ItOHonbluomi Wesl Virginia, ami Hoed.-' We Virginia. , . ; Democrat; not can d Id u to for re4 election are: Wive, tieorgjajV lf,.pi rls, Kentucky; Humphreys,.- MIk- sissippi; Joti( MIsHourf; O'Hfb'iu New Jersey; St'nglo, New -fYor Ward, North Carol ino.; Howard! ( iklahoma; ItyrneH, Soulb Curo liuu; Salmon) Teuius.se, ampHook? et Virginia. - -; At the game KODAK Take Your Kodak to the (Jame '.'',-' f ' ':- rret Mm loam in ncilon: yon wnililn't part Willi-llio plrtunm you'll make; ' ' . KoilnkK SO.r.ll l p Kllm' KIiiIhIiIiir ; :'v; '.'. ;' Red Cross Drug Store m " W M