La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 16, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, January 16, 192;") 1 I - I I II n If I II II linil II" "'rrTmlmmmvmi l' V"1 UwviO miuiit mm,.. na "Ainvil.vi.i.-.'t ("I I I I IV i. I ... . . T T. . I nil! I n KlllHIIk . , I - . f .. ' I mMt ... ' h rt-DU-ntohod. A "W.'.-u 1-olnf 'or ' LL , . gMl pram uipu COM1NU EVENTS March 6, 0. 7 District high bcIioqI boHkutball tournament 0t Union. . 111 Hi North Puwilrr- , Mrs. Mamie Itiiljlihm la III ut North l'uUir. Mrs. Iti.lililns lam. iliipluj" of tho N. K West com, piiny slorc. llci-i' from I'ortlaml Mrn. (WulliT 1'arkcr la HpinilhiK u tiiv liy l I'll Grumln ;viaitlim 7rl.mlK und ri-lutlvi-H. Sim la from Portland. s Have Hon Mr. and Mrs. Curl Shanks nro Ho parents of a U pound uuby hoy born lo thoni yratenluy morning. January 15. At Walla Wnlla , Miss Hilda Anthony und Miss Ella Niehans hnvp bei'n apcndlna: a fnw uilys at Walla Walin. Wuah.. on buslni'ss. Thuy will relurn to l,a Grande1 tills evening. flO-lm.v Kenteiirc Given KrliKlll Hickman, who was found guilty of possession of Ibiuor. was sentenced to Gtl days work on the ett . streets by tile municipal judge. Hickman will be tried ut a later date on u charge of , drunkenness standing against htm. Make Lous Trip ... A carload of four Chrysler Six's went through l.a Grande Ibis morn IniT en route to Yokuhuma, Japan. The cura were loaded on ji fiat car '-n huge pacKtng cases slacked one -rin ton. or tho nthtrr for mmv hiiml. ling on board ship. ; n u"ii v.'. 5m SHi'vlii- 1 1 ' The Corner l.uneh iiniliir the niunagijhnent of Surber Klein has lnslttlle(j a new service for patrons In the rtrtn of a railroad bulletin board giving the time of the ar-l rival oh the passenger trains. ln - qulrh'8 n.v, phone will ulso be gladly answered according to Mr. Klein. Mri'lliiK Today An utl day meeting of the Imbh-r farm bureau commenced tliid motn- iiif?. 'Die unnuai nietuberHltlp drive will be launched und other action of Interest to farmers will be tak en, H. G. Avery, county agent und tin1 UKricullurul committee of the rhumner or com mem are unions tlioKe scheduled to aid in 'the jno gram. ' -' ; To'l'alk Nortiml SrJiool 1 A lunchfmiwfrlintd'inMhcKttm- ln 'T hoti grill thiH noon by t In library hb;ifd"Tflr tliA (rtli'fidWo! flisru.s.sintr tin; proposed normal sy iiool lo bt! located in Kastern Ori-Kon. Tim nu'ctinff will In, ut ti'ixled .by a Kroup of l.a Oranili cillzfnKi't'pri si'iitititr varioiiH orwnn izatioiiH Intrresled in civic improve immt. j rf Personal Men tionj f'arl Wbltmon; of Joseph is slop ling at (he llott'l Koley. !, Mrs. J'IMjibrUi Doiwlly iiHH-been confined to her home for the past few daya on account of lllm-ss. ' Mrs. )ave Huberts and son. Mel vin, of ) Vndleton, passed tbroupli la Grande this morning in route lo Knterprlse. Oliver Moon of North Powder Ik now reentered at the Koh-y hotel. .Mr. Moore is in La Grande on busi ness. A. Hubert of KnterpriHe. was at (he Kiimer hotel lust evenim; on the completion of the first leg of his journey to Florida in which lo cality he will spend the rest of the winter. , V The Miuh.'s Tillle Hovde and Saide uiiu-. mi uue in-rii vini'j'" for some time as nurseA in the Grande Konde hospital, left for lla ier thia morning to take similar I'usltions in the hospital there. Miss Marguerite Wtiton of Vale. Oregon, b'ft for Ontario this niorn inc in -isit relatives. The young t'y has been visiting In l.a Grande 1 ANN'UAL JANUAR Clearance Sale i AT CLINT'S j ' ' 1 Our. entire slock on suit at a Having -of 10'o to 0',o Ketluition. SAVE NOW! Clint's Clothiery h Store WIUi Com leoc ,. Xo Ml('illl'n. ''. T. Ilm-ncs. ,; hren und I.. A. AreMbalu of t ho Miundard on company j,h lea, mmrlora in Walla Walla ure In ljU Grand,, on eoinpuny business: I hey n regisi.-ro,! , ,,. Sum. me,r hort. t. II. I-:. HanMieud. who Is In the I . K. Army ai rviee al Vuii.-mlv.-r arrueka. went tliri.mrl, Jt (irun.li 'his mornimr on lilx way in Wal lowa for ll.'oifunorul of his mother. Miy. l-:iiu liankhead. who la to b, burled tomorrow. M,. iiunkhi'iid uiiu ni Vancouver day before yes terday. TAX EXPERTS , TOUR OREGON (Continued from Puro 1.) North -Mend, l--li. field. IVb. 11-14. 7-1 ll:. Mursh- 'rook I'rlneville. Feb. Deschutes Hcdmoml. 2-:l. . , I'Yb. uend. Keb. r.-ll. Douglas (llendale, l'eb. ;-:(; Myrtle Creek. Keb. 2-3; lloseburg. Keb. 4-14. Gilliam Arlington, l'eb. ia-20-Condon, l'eb. 11-12. Grant Canyon City. J-Vb. l'J-CO; Prairie City. l'eb. 21. i , Hood liivci Hood lt)ver. March 2-7. , JacUson -T-,Aalilanil. I-Vli. ;:i-2S; Medl'oril. Ken. 23-March 14. Jefferson Madras. Keb. 12 -if:!.'1 Josephine Grants Puss. l-Yli. Hi. Kfamath 2-7. -Klamalh Kails. March Ijine Junction Citvv l-vii. 1.1 .14: Mapleton. Feb., HI; lOug.ne. rw. 'U'-jlaileh ill: Cottage Grove. Keb. 27-Maroh :(. , I.lncoln- iV.iwiiort, 1,'eb. 2-:l; To ledo. Keb. ,4-6. t l.inn Lebanon, K,.. 11-12:' Al bany, Keb. lli-24. 'tJ,r'(0 .lailieur ale. Feb. l. In; (in- 11-14; Junlura, eb. (J-7. .Marlon stayton. t.-i. ii; sil verlo'n. Keb. 17-20: Voo.iiurn. I'el). 21t22: Salem. Fell. . 2ll-.March 5: Mill City. l."eli. 7-D.i .Morrow lleppner. h'lli. lli-10; lone, l-'eb. 20. . ,1'olk linllas. l-'eh. 0-12: Inde pendence. I'Yb. 13-11: Falls fit v. Feb. 1G. Khernian Miiro, Ke.li. :i; Waseo Keb. 4-5. 'Tillanioeli'-.'i"itliiiMni,k.'-Ke!,. ' 2-4! ; l-.'a.st Dreeiin Dales. 1 I'lll.lMllii JJ- "i lidtetdli: F' l.' 1 1: Mnrrh l-!. -' - . i. . . i.':V.,(,.,...i.Ai..-Oj-iii.iv...l''.':i.i...i!li-. March 5. wVHnsa1t;viijWife-,lij,l..;3,-2.UH,'lu(iijJiJ. 'l'ilivv1l;'.,UvilWt.luiHU, Fell. Ij.-,l": TLe D:;1!J'V. Feb. 1S-2S.' Wapliillflon trillfilNlli.ro. Feb. 11- ,iy;i (or.'jj 4niW.7-i4(i,Vh. 7. ; .VI Vuinliill Slieii.ian. l-'i-b. Newberu. l'eb. Kyk' '1"" v if .i.M in ii iiit, r-,ii f- VI S. STAND IS. ALTERED, j s r .. v . .W (font in ned from Page 1.) tori:i writers ovr the sneerful ending of the tnler-tillled litvumia- iniferenc e in I'ih In 1m ll, Miiij restilt-d In making the "tSH States one (if (he gliariillloi'M of tin Dawes reparations scheme. "The rcsull of tlie conferenci have no importance eomp-irabh wli h its broad effect, namely, tin return of Ihe i'nlted Slates lo Ku rope," s:iys Hie Westminster Ga zette, vhi h added: Whatever may . be s'lid of the flitted States. It is certain that the S'-nse of justice is deeply Itnptant- d in her people i:nd will impel jlheni to stand firmly by their rights as agaii;si . it-rniaiiy. .uuri-im r. 11 adlnsion of America lo fhe allied and associated powers means there, 111 be no further incentive to (J many to default." . - - ec Crcnni ChecU Hici mi ilit lof)l IMVKII, Ore. The epi demic, of hiccoughs that, alis prc vuihd here reeehtfy, apitarently bui plica th-n nf some for in of in- fluennH. stimulated th consinnption of Ice cream. Victims of the af fliion deelAii"! that eating ice ream -fUiilish d n l'ef -v-rt after other remedies had faib-d. 1'h city had a dozen hiccough sufferers during the prevalence of the afflic tion. li. Ili Ks mis lw'H -1 n permit for buildtnc n bnrn nn It avenue 1 - j f tupt-n S'cfn'I nnd hirst streejj th: tiiorn!!?. Th" b-'i'dlng i.i tdt Jp- piO-iaUt-'iv fl'.t. , j Going Up! j i iiLmmm iiiuii UAKIIlt, Ore. I'lerco-Kulr und Company. 1'urtland. were the suc cessful bidders on the linker coun. ty road bond lasuo of .. SWI.noo. ineir orrer of a premium of J1T. 745 on the unfount being accept ed by the county authorities yes terday evening. The bonds ore to yield five per cent and will mu ture In 1U44. family. officials yesterday ex- pressed satisfaction wlllrhv reault , ... ...v me iiuiiuK compianu- d a premium of .ovep fail pel cent. - , " OthU'.qfrcrii'wi'rK.'' ; ' " ' " Kirst ; Nallonul.-. JJiinkv; I H3T.N0 per $111110. .: , . '" ,i, . lb Witter Co., ,1' tf'r t lit n d. tlnn.xd i,,.- llun " Detroit Trust Cotnpuity. '-Welte.i Dickey, und A., . , Wukeioan,- "to yield $i7.ii45 premium. ' .' .''.' i K. II. Itollins und Son. I'orlland, to yield $13,523,115 premium. Citizens National Hank and oth ers. J104.B27 per .J 100.. " 1 Clark. Kendall Company. Port- ! land, and others, $1033.1)1 per1 SI 000. , ! Hunt's Letter (Continue!) from Thro 1.) , he far niore.llian offsel.by, Uu ene-1 inns iiimir umonir the crones hos- eandldates hud lost out. My naiulnir stone out-of-hand sucl a situation was blocked be fore ;it started'. '. - ' ,' , i I'lte numiiiK of a successor to Stone, us attorney peneral, does not present a, correspondinKjy difficult problem. L''" For whereas an associate Judex- ship on the supreme Court Is s hlyh, public , office of direct Interest lol every' .citizen.! a" fila'ei.'jiu tile president's cabinet B matter rath er personal with tio president himself, and is not so subject to Influence by oulslde pressure. Coolldee's. anion In the stone appointment wus reminiscent ol the promptness with -which Koosc velt was wont to make his selec tions for hlRh office. I'nless there were grave reusoni for delay, or absolute doubt ns'to the rilni-ss of the inun lie had in mind for a uiven post, 'I'. It. al ways sent In his oomlnatlons In short order..!, i, . . . i,, , i( ,, , And be;, frankly .admitted his chief reason- for soiaiolnK.ias..tc. escape the afteruml ll . of, jonillll ies and wrecked liopesi'thal rolluw a delayed, iippointiuunl.-, - i, .. -.r- A nie,lio."re aiipoiiilmenl! prompt- iv M,'ii.'i,;"i;r.'.'.i.'i",T: v.:.".."i.',.-.r?,'""f ililioiiitinenl made a.'tor ll. had been lilllddieiL,by u political HiKiof-wur. . ! .ll i'v;- c'- 4' i4'''.i nv-i J suitor iJ.-StittiJkW-iiivuTcitilc Outlook Held " "i"-K"aru senator, naelietoi and recluse, who committed sui- sale, there were more than loo Itarntings, souju.wurth thousands, MHiny vort h I'itttjyor nothing. P'J'heij !i verrV fulliiat ures, Jewel eJies:''itfttiiiL jalc and ivory carv-inrts,-'lac(iier wur'l old brasses. And .a j' in etching .by Anders Yah n ff licuulif ul woman, dreusiMi in the style of 1'.mm, about the ycui Krandegec entered the Senate! COSTLY CARS AiD FREAKS FEATURE BERLIN CAR SHOW IlKltl.l.V (Al1) The licnnan atitomobile exposition, v which has just been held In Merlin, faile 1 to show any car selling at a rea sonable price, nor did It reveal any striking Improvement in standard design of body or en gine. On tlie contrary, empha sis was dnd on a car seiiln for $lo.'MH)h bud the only novellles were of the freak variety. , .,( The. lowest . priced ear sohl for J'jou.-nd rthc. , higher ones for J.'t.ttao and Sln.auo. Tlre seenif to be a good local .market for the best the Industry hns .lit offer, lor t he ag'-nl of. tin pi odutlnf.' company wiid lh:y were, too hus with the tioni'e deiimnd to thin abo it export. They were bulbi ng tor staunch tvna and durabtl iiy. he fbciarcd. The (JcrmatiH arc eotnln:; to et 1 hat they must standardize pro ducUon lo keep down costs. lt. til recently then; has -been almost no (juantlty prodiK tlon of parts; now certain firnis arrange togeth er to have certain iMu-ts made whob sale f rotn mutually accepted yp':l(icatlonfi. Among tlie freaks Is a tapered ear with one headlight and the motor in the rear, and a heavy rnr equipped with births, kltcb- oi'lte, shower bath und furni ture. The Oertn.'iUH havt r'nched nn Kttiwfacttiry Hid ut Ion of the body (itieHtlon. The collapsible top Is not pop.iktr because there Is wi m ut h 1 11 in In 'icniiitny and t be t"pi b-n h: the clmed cur is ml I" I on t (.'rotind of bellllf too t'f-t in so m iiier. and t be n mo. -.-Lie lop In put do n as clumsy. t ortMry Hull. tint: rianmil. II i;NI, (ire. Work n a new for est service building In MtslelH win .slnrt tli's wick. It wax iiniioini' - from the head'U:irter f fH. xi initen Nittional forest. The new structure, lo be nn off he Imttdtng. hiM replio i the m ;id'"tirtern tf tin- '1 ,-!tsf rs dm'rb t. b jnroy d in the) 1 r at Sist'-rn Inut fjtl. , J j l i e rain ftilN on the J:mt. (-. t CUlly OC th JuM WM5vd UUt t. j n.n.in ins lniiu-eti,HirurhnlhhL4 1 n "- ago. jlfi revealed IVlntfieeft ll.." (rfoiHitthc It-Hit I'aid 1.1 U- oViur. of a moat Myiirrc 'vJtfj tl"''ff t 7 X-ww-- Civ- or'urlJciirioH. . y pfaic..Hjr lh-p.(t.:yf.tr f'llgo jir Altjn auction, wKfru hjWiifiWl'U-'tM algtffcinn jr4ju '011- Save with Safety at your Rexall Drug Store THE NEW- liOBCED HAIR COMJiS 35c Each The pract.ica I ni,i ftu' Koblicd Hair and handy for pocI't Or pili-se. - . . UiKhcKti priade . hurd rubUv. Smooth polished teetli. Will not split the hiiir,?'-' Two BtyVa-r-ufl coarse or coarse and fine. In real leather P:sc. Glass Drugs ' - The l:i:,I.I, Stoix l,a Cirumlc - oi-ciui - - - lz'-.- -....:hho:- poorer ones. In connection " "' " ''' otlier 'IndiiMtrlfH ihk' may 'be 'Lxi ' - -i .jnioni or lesa trfie. but It : iti 'Ho tWDituary .; "tcurlUeB for their cliciita. and in . .loiiv TiKiHi'iiT"r; ' r.".l..vi. i.i......i... .. ..un t ,-, " ' f ' ; niuuami's: (ire puunu im John;: Stinnett, .s years of 'nuo jhad t nn etml opportunity with diedl'luire yeslt rday after a t'e j I le;f individuals to-make profits daysj U(hesM with pneuuionla.'i ilPlapd 'to secure -an, uttracllvo invcsL thoiif.'li,;i nothing definite Is known jrt?iti .- . ... of ir.;:.SIlnnett It is Ihoughl that) -tho above statement, however, lie llJIK til till (J hit) Iwilii.. In tin. I iiiiiik ., .. . ..... ' : ( ; ' " ; " i- lug here from Montana. Kuneral arrangements have not yet bi-t-n made. The remains arc at the Snod-grass-Zimmerman chapel. SOLON'S REST . UISTIL MONDAY (Continued from I'iyfo 1.) zer suimortod, ; lilni. tnkiiia: tho mini- stand l,o look at tlie lime ttlddle Was re?ii,Ved by I'li-rel'- aliil Jeffi-rst u ,Hvr.Hf Kil'si(r,iil(!!js mJi lalf August. f!lov,iior fierce was helpless al the !tieefrrifti-rt4irro:-ifui.lse.-rti.lV:tv dictated ror the minutes and Hie pWsvM.i" t irMtm v vrmiM t M o- ehargi-s Ihe action of Kay anil Ko zerfto tiottrtenn '. r,--4 H. i.rhl or hv It'ihunn JJlIgniCl Oy JiilDSOIl statement of ptoduction wiil huw a jimp of over in per cent In eolon goods since tho low of htst year. J'rlces Tor print cloth, sh. clings, grey goods and glnc hams are now more in line will) I he general commodity market limn they have been for several VCUItf. "Ol course the textile situa t:or is primarily hound up in Mice factors. Iirst. the demand for jj,oods: second, the prie.- of 1 ol Ion, und, third, tlie wage wale. HlatirllcH cb arly indicate that the demand Tot: goods will be greater in 1 liTi 4 ban In 1 1, J 'rices will be more- In line; peo- fa.f 'M I1AIIVS rp -himI-v(M)L -4ilioi-Hml-unol. -AttiRiiihnaf ll. riders IbArieii. Iiciiiiucd and by tlit ynril. Iluv, W'riip", ( an iage Aiitoi vst vw. , vc iir( Art & Baby Shop , . . V(;VJ(;UYT1MN; I'OH TIIK iiAnv- s: - JIK.MSTI TCIIIXti hotel Sonmiri- :lhlg. STAMI'IMi' in rn:ii( K iArri-;u.s 11. m. c. ihiu;ai Arcade Thealre, Mon., Jan. 19lb SD.VIS NOU' MI.I.IMi AT C.I.ASH IllUliS tiik (;iti:.vri;sT or m.i. mi sicai, hits I70K!!1, Q.m.., to Ille lulre uf cotton ll Is dlffl- "hlcll I mlllllt llii-niloii. Thes. cult to .make, forecasts but it may all be purchased on tlie mar.! seems mnv. at a fair level and lslK-'1 hrokcrs who speeluli?.e In' atlveiy-cheaper than wool at Ihf moment. Although cotton, isl1"1 nn Investor to buy slocks In: liow so pec cent over prc-wari,,n' of tno Kood mills. Ho mllst.i lev-els. It must bo remembered jliowcver, chouse caretully as they: that It wiui loo per cent nliov lln' nt handed out on u silver pre-war levels n yeur hko. As I huvc frankly slated. In times past, that coltnn was too eltrnii or too high, perhaps my opinion today that It Is selling at a fair price Is worthy of consideration. The wage situation has distinctly Im proved during the past year. I believe that al least 3 per cent of the New Knglund cotlon mill Unjlj JJao Procnil'ffl Sl.ll.dles are now onerallno- ., .I..,!""'1 nllS 1 lSpCltU 10 per cent reduced wuge scale. This means that. over SO per cent of the D'o.ooO oporut Ives have Rd. Justed tiuiu.sclvcs to the - now cumlltlniis. All of tills Is ex. ceedlngly favorable, to thu . fundn mentul sit jut Ion. ' li-Mlle Sccill'llles. -f nrortunately textile sechrl - ties have not me Willi marked public favor." continued Mr. Hull - son. "Many Investors yes. n grcut muss of Investors outside of New Knglund have Utile or no Interest in textile slocks. In u way the mill owners themselves have been largely responsible foi thls condition. I say this because they have heretofoie tenaciously 'held the good stocks and' have of fered to the public thu poorer imes. Ho long as a mill has con tinued very prosperous tho own ers have h,-ld the slocks, and as ll rule, it has only been when thev saw the tide turn ugnlnst tlimn that they sold thnno iitocka to theifcwted Haiti. IMo and property P'4llic.' this moans 'thut the pule He lin been h;t' In lon manv of Tintc ihousesi ' have btillt up thoill'''t'"V Hafl' ln I'1"'1 of Haiti. I'l reputations by aeeUlnp good sc- '- mu mean mat u is iiiipuo-; Hini to secure good mill BtouJtH Arcade TODAY and' SATURDAY "TONGUES,. OF FLAME - JOSEPH HENABtRY 1 oifvciiod Willi "Intel nntvnniil News" And "Topics of The Day" liA-VKTTK. nml pun silk SliliiN, I la nil Tin-; mi. N-iri': Irilii. MtlilH-rl'. flttii liil Wiirj: I'l-iMix .SInilH-rl'if (nn ICoimnimv. Mini Tin. K.tn-: i.ittAr m;v VOIIK (T;M'IIIV TIIIMIIl CAST THU AI'I'I MCI l l HAUI.lt AMI I'llllll.AMl I.AVI" YKAIt. I.Mi.llllMl HnlliH Itim-titiy, l.i-i-lnnli lttt. Tiilil) W1I1I1, I'll I Hi I, 1,1-lly ami 1tlu-r l 'jtMiniir ('iirrh- IIhii n-lM lln 'I nit -f-l- In '1 NliH-if-i-, 2 llajtuHUd i'tur I.AIK.l; ( IlllltlS Ol ' I l SI AI.I.V III Al HIT I. l.lltl.S rf--: m.iHi - XI..VI - Mh. Tm mmim .mm 'iifllie; 01 her! ml" nocks. It Is now pn?slb Itlatter. "Willi general business, us re flected by the llubsonchart, at (i per cent above normul und the tide still rising. I believe the tex tile Industry has turned the cor ner and that JD25 bu a much better year." Under American Wing (Continued from rago 1.) " tlie American medical men for Te ller. Mukirla: Is being checked und nullve doctors and nurses arc be.- L 'Inir trained. l In 101 public works hud vlr-, ,tually ceased to function. 1 toads I ' were wrclehed' and wllllout bridges : and th 'ItKlitlioiiHea tnadequute to tho larffe numliec of. harbors und ine tiaiiffernun roam. ouay inerc are moro than 000 mik-s of good gravclcd roads, many new bridges. 800 miles of new tclophono and the dinitforouf roast. Today there telegraph lines and u good tele phone H.Vhtcm In lort-au-Prince. The coast la now encircled by u chain of lighthouse:, und uutomat lc'ally lighted liuoy.s wlilch muke navigation along the coat and In to tho harbors easy and bate. In tho summer of 1915 It in estl- mated Ihut some 6000 bundits In- ! wvrc not sale and travel on public ! highways had ceased. For the last fow yoan Haiti has had ;peaco and Uccurlty. Peasants liavu .mtumed ' 'tholr. homes or .bulll. nw ones CORD TIRES A strictly ipialtty lirtt not built down to n price that wis and tlio makers fully euamntct; In every rcsiMN-t. We innku adjust liiciitH Tor j(u ourselves m Ji will iay Ut sw thcNO ciicriil Oords tlio next UiUr you need new Ures. Jcnning3 ' Shumate " ' Props.' . i Succwww-in,,, .' Southard & Shinn. Open' for ; HuHiiicss! ' TlM! JSjii IIi ihlil'.,lliii lirr Simp 'j)M-ntnl nl" -Hisj -Ki I-'Ik St. ii- Ijlllic.-t IllMl C'llllllrrn'rf , Halii'tiHliiit ii '1. 1 Ailicrilllly., . . .1 "A. II. Canlicll, Piop. , I ,."., '.".'A. typographical ciuotcd one lot. of have been l'lNAi. ' T - J GINGHAMS 16c to 29c Beautiful new patterns in Apron and Dress Ging hams, 27 and :12 inches wide; good weights, in u wide range of shades and patterns, at prices very low. 54 STORES I - nnHv n-.m,! .,,.,.!. r i . -d SrfltrT ? , ,.m . .r,n" , L ,, '- ?r .in . , tZ , ,,1',". f... """"l" - can murine officers.. They liuve entire charge or tho policing or the Island und are stationed in ev- cry section. Ibis financial an-l economic up- lift of the island has been iiecum- plished solely through Hull Ian re- source and- tho rriendlv rtimn-ni. i Hon of the Haitian government with MriRadler General John 11. ituMsell. i'nlted Slates iharine STAR SATlppitfifd SUNDAY 'William deMillei liBr"" WITH BETTY COMPSON THEODORE KATHLYN WILLIAMS THEODORE VON ELTZ ROBERT EDE50N jcsbtLusnv , aQuramowuQiclim LSJJrD . Comedy, . "NORTH OF 50-50" , , Last , Ti nie lftday llOOT.GnJSON In ., ;!l :,.:;Tii RU)iNV,iR,tpyoyE TTI -A 1 ut..: 1 11 ::ii.'l ''I '! 11 Hill! ..lGJ.viU.. U. ..'t.J. Ij..j'JxI, Fresh Dressed ; Chickens J "l '"MflW 'ir!Wit''Vcgcu;ilii!i',I,', ill) i.'liilittt y I'" .'ii:( l;u Ii. ".!! .!. --.i N..i, Sonic Kxtcu Liuko I'loiidaiOioiiei Fruit "1,",i"""" 1",,,'"2 foi'iy:,i'" V I'liy Tlii- HIkIioi .MiliKH 1 -. 'in a : W ,:..- '. "',.1 t 1 . . J- trror in our Pane (lvpiliscnicnt .yesterday, Men's Suits at $19.!)5, wheii : , .1 Every suit in stock is in one of these lots at $27.50 - $22.50 and $9.95 Great values, every one! t Sale lankrup !21( Adams Ave. ioruTi;r, -DAY CLEAN - IT "'" . A,'""''''Bn hlB" col"""- 17 .'"8 "'"rr f Am"rl"" 'r,""V orflclals. While much lias u. , ,, , i.uiiiiiinnt'u iiicro is a long , road aheud. ClarirlcutloU of thu laws and tin, placing of the judlc- lury on u high plane arc now copying tho attention of officials. .Modem agriculture is unknown, but a corps of experts rrom ngrl- " cultural colleges from the I'nlted mi:.i.. iu ..ut ,-i.t.... i. model farms wl..,'ro , h tanirht l. nth K,,fi ni.i hunbandrv. ROBERTS LOCKED rr lrriiri-M Utin ' i 'l li'-ii; .'iwtl; I'licc fur Hcmj llins. (lull I i. 'the' price should ,. 1 . i irtri If i 'ii it l;i" i'i; J'.iii:. H't. If