La Grande evening observer., January 19, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Monday, January If), 192".
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
Local News In Brief
COMING EVENTS
March 6, 0. 7 District liih
suhool baskctbull tournament
at Union.
On Business Trip
George Cochran left for Porllmid
lust evening on u business irlp.
To IJ MntrUil
Frunk W. J'ool or Mllton-I-Vce.
Ywaler unU .Ml 68 lliiu. M. Bunion of
- La Grunde obtained u marriage li
cense at tilt county clerk's olfice
Hut in day ulternooit.
J law Son
Mr. uml Mih.' C. K. Uoberls are
thf proud parents of mi tt u iiouiitl
baby Bon born to them y sb-niay
at their -home on I'ourth street.
Incited Dlm'top
Word comes from Tliu Dalles
that Put Koh-y, formerly of l.n
(J run df. has lncn elected director
of Tin I lalles-Waseo Conn I y Cham
ber of Commerce.
Will iilu1 Dame
A law number of Uckelfi have
lMn Hold for tlic annual fireman's
ball w hich iH to bo given at tin- Zu
berhnll tomorrow evening, i liuirlle
Murchlson, Lloyd Kcrlber and Lot
finodgrnss, tin; cominiltoc In charge
of tint dance.
promise un unusually
good Units
. ... ", ,
Am ""'
Two in.'.) ,,'. ui'i'i'Kl, .hi
yilBhl hjr 1 11.' po ll, anil nr.- await-
'ini: trial cluirui'd with tliniiK-.'nrn'i .
K-lly LonK couhl not rurnish Imil
anil 18 now in the city jail.
ward Sli'Warl. I'olorL'U. is froo afliT
fnrnlshlni; ball si l at $25. The I
trials may lie held this evpllins.
1,1ft Sntiil'dny ' IE. Ilnuly, 'Mrs. I'M. Olson. Jltss
, ',Mr. und Mrs. Hai-ley Itlehanhion M'kole Taylor. Mallei HerzlllBer,
left Saturday evenlnir Tor a ten day , -Mrs. Turner Oliver, -'.Mis. Oraee
trip to Kun Kraneiseo. California, on! Shannon. Mrs. A. V. l.illilRren. Mrs.
a pleasure and business trip. Mr. Julius Itoi sell. Miss Geoi Biu Ware.
Kichurdson will attend the Kast- Mis. Waller Palmer. Mrs. lllek
man school while there und study C'laycomb. Mrs. H. K. t'oollilite. Mis.
alone art and home decorative Pollock, Mrs. J. I), l.yneli, Mrs. L.
lines.
Mo One Injured
ISecominff frightened.
team of
borses driven by Hill Wlnburn. ran :
away and, in attempting to turn thej
corner at. Mr and Jenerson. losi
their footing and fell. The wagon
skidded, and snuishcd Into u car
driven by Mrs. Buhl, damaging it
to some .extent. No one was hurt
in the uccldeiil.
Personal Mention
Miss Kva Carbine returned last
evtmlnXrointi .l1'! lmtland.
Watbine Lewis of Lost I ne went to
"Portland" Saturday , evening for u
short vucallon. . .
J. 1. Cas-'y of Meacham was here
Saturday on a business trip.
Gleii McGlury jind wife of Kilter
prise ure now registered at the
Summer hotel.
Mr. und Mrs. O. Stubblcficld or
KnterprtHu are now slopping; at the
Soinmer hotel.
Mr. and Mih. '.. V. Copple of La
Grande, who has been in Portland
for several weeks arrived hi a
Grande last evening.
Kenneth Walker of Lu Grande
left last evening lor Nuinpa, Idaho,
to visll for a few days.
SELECTS JURY
LIST FOR YEAR
(Continued from Page 1.)
Unite Zweilel. G. V. I'arty. Lloyd
KuHey, C. J. Kdenbolm. J. K. Pby.
C. W. Noyes. Leonard Norton. Mar
garet Ncwlln. Kathleen Campbell.
M rs. Kl. A nd re wit. rn. ( 'h'-ster
CLINT'S
i;k; 6TII ANNUA I-
January
Clearance
Sale
Still (Joint? On!
Save now! 10 t"
50'o Iieduction on quiil
ity line of Men's anrl
Buys' Wearing Apparel.
Lt(die.s' liohbcttc (loth
Hats Just In!
SS2.S5 Each.
Misscs's Knit Hockey
Cups Just In.
Mc Each
Clint's
Clothiery
Hie Btore Wllb a Coiwck-Dce
i
Going Up!
A ImiiIiIIii- pi'iinit rill- a $:lr0
Immim' to In- i'1'iri'li'il on nii'itiir
lii'tiivi'li Oak mill U ahull si nu ts
was liikin out this ninilins liy
f. .Mi'ii'air. .-, .,
' -. .- - , f
I'ulut'i! ("uiiivcliont iy , in
Till'
now
ln iriK alliTi il on" tin- Insid.'l
to ai'ioinuiuilalu a Kivali-r n imli.r ,
"' lV'n)lis. A p.-inilt to this i-r-' rtaili-y anil ftartlaml are lontlnit-
win i.litaim-.l this' inoininit liy ),;
j. u. SiiclBiass. The work Is loi n,.a N,.,v,y ,vMl to the .1.
t.t ,:,0.. , I K. ('a, ,,,.,. llw. tin. Crnt of th.'
- - - wod-
anil Mrs. (', I'. (,'ar''r vi:i-1
I holillison. M,s., I'.nnln.rton. Mary r,..,,n,.v. lvith Ml. iln.k j,,,.!
I'oli'y. Mrs. J. J. Carr. Mis... ,illmn iMiiilloH li'i
ii-Mi'liholiu. Mrs. V. H. Itolim-n-kauip,
I'iuinie Jones, Mrs. Ilonaltl
1'aKile, Mrs. Harry Tumer, Mrs. H.
' - nllolln. Mrs. W. H. Ilnlmi n-
1. tSnodgrr.sn, Mrs. Henry Kilter,
.Mrs. MeJvin .l.msr-n. Mih. T. K. Hol
la my, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. 'buries
UmhHin. Grace M oilier, Hert hu
" a:siitKer.
'
mqji SCHOOL
. LEI) VESPER
SUNDAY EVE few days In T,a Grade.
Chester Corbett and son. Ilo!
j;ind. Hill Caruer and Hoy Carper
mtumnHnge l. !Hpent the week-end here.
I
"Minuet Xo. in C."... ( Heel hoven)
. High School Orchestra -
nvnu uui i iiy .i.miii .... iuvuhuu ;
High S'-liool Gle,' I'lnl)
Wanderer's Uvening Sitng"-....' i
....tliuidnslein)
Kailb In the Kuture" Lord
, ' (iirls' Chorus
Boxing Year
Is Promising!"
j
i
iocialed !
atendar !
e inter- i
Ni;W YOLK (P.y
l'iv:;!i) - The HlLTi
holds prospects for
the A'
lislic (
a iiidi
eseting campitigu than last yen r,
hut peculiar circumstances Mir
rounding several divisions may
again prove a barrier to title ac-
tivlty. I
The most attractive outlook for
Lhe !iew-cai- hinges on the prob- t
ability thai Jack Hoiitpsey will
risk lis tiile Tor the lir.d time
since his meeting with Luis Angel
Kirpo in :pi emir-r. 1 1 2 'lhe
hcav j weight champion may la ke
on Iwo opponents Tommy Gib-
htms and 1 an y Wills. Gibbous
i-roba'dv would' face the It" tlipioil
in Aiuv or June.', with Wills,' pro-
v i.lln,.' no other candidates "iuiiin
lo the fore, reserved for 'a cli max
to tin- outdoor season in Septem-
I Im'I. Pi oiaising i!ial r!al is brisi-
j ling in most of the ol her
ili i: ions
iciilarK anion- ih. light h'aj
weigh Is and midd u weigh ts.
1'Vw cha i u pious appear anxious
lo run undue risks. '
Mike McTigue, p peab-dly out-
poinliI le r.vais lor his world's i
1 7.ri-poutii erown. in no-tb-cision
contests, clings li-naeiou:Jy to bis
laurels. G in- Tiimi' v. th- Ameri
can liuht heavyweight chtimpion;
Young Strlbliug and Paul H' rlen
b.tch, all appear capable of de
throning McTigue, but are unlikely
to lie given a chance. .
I'liiurn .Mienac" (.reh
.Mid lib-weight C!i:tmtion I lurry
Orel i faces formidable foes in Titer
plovers, Atlanta m'm'o, and Jaek
I ehin-v. This pair clash this
week in a test, which should pro
dine a fun tender Hu Greb's
crown.
M Ickey Walker, siands out es
one of the few fighting lido hold
ers bul is in tlisf.n or with the
New York Slale Atbi'-tif- eotnmis
slon for declining a challenge from
Dave s.e Tor a well er weight
title battle.
L'ght weibt r;t M);- are suffer
ing from i inacf l it y of imy
Lenn;trd. wlo aprar. ittl has oul -crewn
iliv'sloii cm ji r-ult of
prolo-iu' t iilen s 1 onard mav
prepare biuifieif for a ding at
Walker's title, art t-M-nt thai (-il
tbrotmh titt season.
Kbl Katitan. recruMv ci-mv:!"'!
featherweiy bt king, promises to
keep tip .M'tKo work, wit h Hobby
G.rt ia. Mike Dnnde.-. and Hab"
llermnn itfitenir his t:to:: dange'r
i '--m"Mt...i .-.rtin. .m.
tan; weight eh mplnn, has s v ra!
it- . -i..- (
Ian ho Villa. Il weiirbt king.
may
rel urn front
the J'hilii'pines
crown against
mrrimn
defend bin
Prankte Gt-'i-rn.
w'.ir!' bn m oi. n ,
'.andln n ;I.
COVERED NOW
t'Uo.Misi: 1 (Sjn.
been snowing hen
days. The snow
inches deep nt thf
hit). It h.H
for several
Is about I'
present lini".
Howard nt) 'I Uohcrl I'arinr took
load of wood to Wallowa l-'ri-ay.
i t-tui nini; home Sat inlay.
Ncl !lukr of Middle yulhy.
lie bought some milch cov. 4"'f com
l.t. K-- and Attrtrl- Cuite:. t Jl.
! started home with - tin ly ' Siih lay,
( accompanied by Lowell l-'oulberg.
! I', G. Potter returned bom--j
Sunday from u trip to Kde:i and
,1'uwwatKu.
j Kiin.ce Carpi r (s staying nt th--;hoiue
of iM'i' brut her, attending
Ifiivoiside school.
! Lowell Foot berg Is staying with
jhis sislcr. M is. Dcnham.
; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Car pec vls
;ilcd recently with Mr. and Mia. I.
McDonald,
j M rs. John ( 'arpL-r started o
j Wallowa Thursday, ' to .stay wit it
j.Mr. and Mm. lYunk Kannur. Mr.
;.".annur is ill. 1
Iturcld Carper is' on the tile';
I t'la I'iiiIki;ii ri-luini'il limni- !'
'o'litly from Wiillnwu, vhrri. In
jlius lu-en on ni.-riimil of 1 hi- lll-ih-hs
(if his -bnliy. M.'s. t'milmm
will, mil tKn.i? tlii 1 l:;liy limur for
Hi'Vtjrnli liuyA' ypt (i it is nut yet
k iirii'li-utlv ri:eovcrii.
Mfdlnm ul tin- I'roinisi. m-himl
iium - . lanilui'tiil liy Kvuil','i-ll:H.s
. , , h , .. .,,, .
Waltrr CnrptT wi;:U to Wallowi
ri'cently with some pork .and oth-J
er farm products for the camps,
expeeliii'-; to briniy back some Imy
from the Vailey.
t'har,. I. ( "arper returned bome
Krlday after finishin'r bis contn:-t
for cut tin.? los. lie reUrls the
snow about-. 3 feet deep ...at-, tb-i
summit. '
, J. K.
years a
recently
climate.
( 'nrper, for tin? past
resident of- l'roiiiis(i, left
to 'locate In some" oth('r
lie wt!l visit t'belialis.
Washington. i
Mrs. .1. K. Carper and two small
sons wai leave in a snort lime
to spend several weeks visiting
with M rs. i 'arper's parents .it
Dublin. In'!. Thev oxm'ct' 10 'slon
PROHI OLIZ
WILL BEGIN
i LATE TODAY
(Continued from Pago 1.)
would be
affected.
among (In- departments
'CI... moneiih, wmilil reduce the
temlency of various conuii'sslons
ant and expend more money
iile-'olut'dy necessary, ace
ord-
' ing lo Norl h.
III ItGllDI IT' WfIEiS ON HILL
S.SLKM. Ore. AP) Legislalion
(;iV(, tM, slate game t'omtuh siott
imihorily to declare closed seiutons
j.i t i r 1 1 - itf emergencies will be
sought Ibis session. State Game
Warden liurgliduff Is working on
the measure tor early Introduction.
Last session it was endeavored lo
irt such
but authority
placed In Hie commission's hundM)ttv,
was nullil; (l by a conn decision.
Tetephiuic Cnmpany Mlecl. v
DA Y'I'O.V. I Ire. .Stockhobleis ol
the Yamhill 'County Muluaf 'Tele
phone company held their annual
i me
; b
el by.-,
r and
L. A. UoKiier,
J. (i. Park '
G' orge II.
j elected us directors. Officers re.
i elected are L. A. liersnor. presi
dent : K. ' K. Campbell. vice.resl -
!dent. and Mrs. Huth Haydeii. sec-
repu y-t reas.u er.
i t4'r :J$?Mmm
W l-7'i?--l;''lfrWT'. lJi.i'V t ul ml
lWMwm GENERAL ;
imi' fih' VW1 M4' Jt'Jkl :" ;yH. A "H",,y ,"",n"' "- '
L?4a d&V; ft f;3ra-Jm; 1 V h y " """,,','" ",,ly
; J i-Vt--r 'J-11 i - Z "" ""
W .Jlf ) - Ip-lml BUICK GARAGE
j if ' '' t I eJ$ -": ' ' Successors to
! , Southard & Shinn.
j Tnitl)' Wi Mi Mill lirllic'i;iU 111 "Itliiwini Tilller', HliUll will
' Ik nt Hie An.mli- tln.-r.irr i"!i!!it. -. b
Save with
Safely
At Vein
- K1CXALL DUUC
STOILK
(Iljcciiiif and Ikt).-:c
Wiili-r
III.' "Ill-rasllloll:"!
lion, liioiiKlit up lo
Kklll
ilali-.
(if
lit-aviiT roiishji'iH-y
by "n
ryillal I'rt'asi-il iiuant.ly ot i
clear ulyei-rm.
Glass Dn
ass urugs.
Tltr i:
(ii'iiiulr
;.AM Store
orcoii
FLU ATTACKS
PQWOER LADY
NOHTll l'UV li KU (Special ).--Mrs.
Mva (oud, who baa been
contiiied to her home for several
!aya with a severe attack of tii-'
flu. returned to her post a high
school commercial teacher Wed
nesday. l-'rank Did well, who underwent
an operation at Hot 1 ,uke recent
ly is repotted doing ns well as
could be expected under the cir
cumstances. jjomer Hldwelt relumed Wed-
nes,av flo,n a Jmsiness trin to
Portland.
Mr. and .Mrs. Paul Dnhlstroui
of Huker, , are visitors this week
at North Powder at the home, of
Mrs. nahlntrnin's pai-enls, Mr. un I
Mrs. C. ll. Mel "urry.
Dean Hidweli returned KHdav
from Oakland, California where
he has spent several months.
.Mr. and Mrs. lien K. KvaitH,
were La Grande visitors .Sou day.
Kansas Villilri'M to 'ule
ill laeclliiii ul' Male
Illiil
TiH'KKA, Kan. (AP) School
I'hihlrt n of KonnM ure in the midst
r'an ,.(.t.tion campaign. On Kan-
! sas day, Jan. -IK tin y are to elect
a state bird.
Oiit of a big field of rnndtdntcH.
"Hob White" is picked lo win, lie
bus the endorsement imlh of Gov.1
Jonathan M. Davis and of J. C
;Mobbr. sec re! a ry of I he stale
boaril of agrlcult ure. In replying
lo ojiest ionnai n-s bv lhe state Au
dubon society, cieli olTleinl, un
know'n lo the olber. r'coniiuetided
I be uuiill.
The women have I heir en 'ldbla !e
however. ' Mrs. Jennie Wren" has
been put ' forth as champion of
"women's rights" nd is expected
o instill some rivalry In the coi-
mher leading contenders for
the honor wbi.se names have been
proposed are Hie robin. prairie
thick en, meadow lurk. Hie 'ordi
nal and the blue j;iy.
Throughout lhe Kansas schools
children are now campaigning, fa
miliarizing, themselves with the
-birds and picking t be candidate
I hey will support at the poll.
1 All lW-il
a hot tiiin
stands be I ween ts and
is Hie i-i'Mi or lh!ri 'win-
At Arcade Today II
- - II Lf Tlii-iili-r nsl Mini
IIV l'l''l llnki'i- ln-1
WEATHER HITS
LUMBER MART
The Inclement weather that Iiuh
prevailed practically t hroimhuut
tl'i country during tliu bmt week
ha1 bad u restrlctivo Influence on
hmtb'T deinand, kuvs the Ameri
can Lumberman. ChlcuKo, In tin
review of currettl lumber trade
conditions. onMt-Miu'Titly busittew
can hardly be characterized other
wine than un rather slow. Itetatl
..is are r'i"Mled to In xollhifr lum
ber In ood uiiantttles. but for do
Jtverv only a-s the weather permits
buildliiK work. Industrial demand
meanwhile remalim Rood, the rail
roads nod oil fields belli; among
t be iiiokI active buyeiH. und ex
muIh are alo of con:dderulle vol
ume. The mtllH. Iioth In the uoutli and
on tlio we.tt cousl. are inereaHlntt
11nir production nmevhat follow
im; tlie annual rcpalr-s and tn
velttorliH nf mill stocks; but out
put Is sllll relatively small and Ih
not likely to he Increased material
ly until demand shows definlto Im
provement. Kcw of the mantifiic
liirer.s show any eaBcrncHs for new
business, un sliicks are low and
poorly ai-sotled, and confidence In
the future, of the lumber market t
stronK. Prices are being: well
maintained a) abnut the level es
lablisheil .ius before the holidays.
Whoh'salei-K are making hIIkmI con
ces-sioiiH in order to move som
I ransit en rs, but t here Is not it
threat number of theso and they
present no menace to the market.
."very one in the trademanufac
turer or distributor, looks torwurd
(o lite sprint; season with keen
optimism, blievliiK In' the fuudu
j mental .Kuviidness or the businew
I situation and (hat the on!;' obstacle
I to niarket activity now Is unfavor-
able weather..
'H-0' Trademark Is
Protected by Ruling
Many large manufacturers have
devoted untiring effort and expend
ed u great deal of money to es
tablish and protect the good will
of tbelr business, Including t radi
murks used by them In connection
with II. ...
An interesting decision bus .Ins
been rendered by the commission
er of patents In favor of the H-O
'ereal company, inc.. of lluffalo.
N Y-, which Ih making every ef
fort to prevent uny Infringement
of its t rade marks.
The lieeislon referred to involv
ed the trude mark "H-O" which
the H-tV Cereal eompuny. Inc., has
for nearly half a century, used on
its high grade products, including
H-O Ouls. A New York corpora
tion coined tho trudo murk "Ho-
food" and used it In several curea
prod mils.
The H-O Cereal com
contested the use ol
panv, ,Jnr.
this iruUo murk by the compctltoi
as Infringing on lis, long i"iablls,h-
ed and nis's'd murk "H-O" uml al
ter contesting the matter In ' Hie
II. S. Patent Office for a period ol
some two yours, I he decision re
ferred lo ubove bus Just been pub
lishcd..,
Banlvof England Will
Construct a New Home
LONDON (AP) Work of de
uiolishing Hie buildings of the Hun'
of Knghtnd, which hove ev'sled fo
:!:Ul years as I he "old lady o
Threadiieedle St reel," to make wa
in r I he construction, ex pet-tetl t'
take from five to len yearH, of me
dern accommodations Tor the ban)
has begun ami. It is collected,
slat i on the new foundations wl
be made this month.
The new buildings will exten
di roe stories below the si reel an
iiim. above, rising lo a height it
KlO feet. Hie two top StOrleS belli'
set baelt from the sin-el. Very Itt
th- of die slim-lire, however, wl'
tie itf the at rue! ure, however, wll
be built behind the old bank wal
which will be retained Intact. Th
buildings will bo of steel frame con
! si ruct ion wllh a stone facing,
. Care has been luken In the draw
dug of the plans lo pn s-rve a
wblch will be retained Intact. Th- ' ' .
s buildings will bo of steel frame con 1 IdIPII? fiBI ! .
PL 44TT-
one nuru ,
f
Ynti have the wrong kitten. Delia
Mangers, alias Alma Johnson, ol
Oklahoma City and. Kansas City,
Mo., told Wichita (Has.) police when
they arrested hr! Hut the detective!
Insist she bus been identified an the
girl who, dressed In ovornlls.nnd
driving n borrowed flivver, dl tec tod
bunk robbery In Kansas City.
many .of the old features of the
on nit as are compatible with nto-
lern rcUircmcnts. It has been de
ided tlmt the historic "Parlor" in
which the governor und directors
inuet,. shall be recoils) ructed in Its
entirety on the firsl floor. i
Floods and Fire Deal
Death Saturday, Sunday
(Continued from Pngo 1.)
merged la the flood," the mayor
said, "but we do not vxpeul there
will be serious damage. Since
the flood of litni. when u heavv
loss was suffered we have taken
every Precaution In m-cvent ttueh.
mother disaster. Water und light!
plants urc intact and ura not In
langer. , , , . '
.'i'KAINMKN KII,Li;i. ,
C A I ITK US V 1 LL K, (Ja. ( A P )
W.. I Hetzell. engineer, was kill
d, and . J. M. Cooper, liremaii,
Injured, -when a southbound pass
enger ..train on the Nashville.
Chuttanooga & . St. LomIs rutlroad
struclc a, slid six inUcs south of
nere Huuday,. ,. ..'
two hi.lii;i:i iitowi:i.
ALBANY, Ga. (AP). Will Tirf.
IH, und A. S. Tiff. i!;t. sous of u
former' mayor- of Albany, ari be
leved ,to iiave lost -their' lives In
.he flood water of tho l-'lint rlv-'
v near here. -The men went to
Mie river Saturday night In an nt
einpt to save u boat which waa
n tlangc of being curried away1
In lhe flood. They have been
mlsslnff since.
i'ivk ih km;i to di:ih
:, IHVKIt.-. Minn.. (AP.-
l'Ivo t'hthlren were liurned to
death when I heir farm horn-
Ight miles from here was de
Iroyed by fire. Sunday morning.
The children ranged in ages
from I S to 7 years. Mr. and
Mrs. l-'rank Bedm-h, I he parent a,
scaped with severe burns, II.
lacb ts a farmer.
t in loi; i : in un to ih a i il
WAT K H It I : I ( Y, I on n. ( A P ) .
Arcade Tonight
Only
I'llii's HUM) li K2..VI. I'lns 'I'm. I
.Mi.!". Stitllirrl Aiili;niliri. j
I'lll'. MISIl'Ali llll' OK A(ii:s
i m m m mm m rw m i
Rubber
womkn'h rtt itmcits
t'llll.D'S ISI'llllKUH
mi.ssks iirwiKus
M ION'S miniiKits
M ION'S llL'tlllKIl, IIKAVY
YOL'TIIS' uriiiuius
YOl'TlIS' Itl'l'.HIlKS. IIMAVY
hoys' i:i i!iu:its
HOYS' JtT ISHKltS, HEAVY
54 STOKES
I
Kour children of Hurry Loom's
of Middlebury, near here, woio
burned lo death in their beds
Hunday night while their parents
and gi undparentH were gal Itere J
in the downstairs part of I lut
bouse, unconscious of the blaze
on the upper floor.
ront pLitsoNs ihowm;i.
COTTKIt, Ark. ( AP). Ko ir per
muis were drowned when un over
load row boat was upset In
White river, u mile below Oak
land, Saturday, It was leai ned
here Sunday. Three others in tho'
boat were rescued. i ' i .
The dead are Hush S'ev and
his brother, Tom Shew, Miss Tes
sie Hillings nnd G, - W. I lawkins;
Alva 'Johnson- a -member of tin
party, rescued .lames Shew und
Miss Georgia Heardon.. None of
the bodbs of the four who worn
drowned has been recovered.
Realization of Crime
Coming to Girl Slayer
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ed from n smiling cynle into u
weeping, heart broken child, polloo
fald Spednv.
1 City Deeply Kllrml ,
1 While the law works in her
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Phone 521-J .
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Vanilla Chocolate and Maple I'iuIkc
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217 I'ir Street
"The Home of Home-Made Candy"
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women, editors and ministers ari
i discussing tho l-lllingson case iU
nolhii'g has been discnsscil It "pi
' for months, one of I be proniinent
ministers of the city. Or. James l.f
' Gordon, pastor of Hie lirst Coiu;rD
jgatlonat church, look her case ai
the theme for his sermon Sunday
high!. , lie, with other ministers
and publicists, laya much of tie;
blutne Tor the act on "social and
recreational conditions" ' In tin-.
clly. The city Federation of Wo
men's Clubs announced arter i
incutlng Saturday night that a geti
era I conference of club womei
would be held here on January '
to map a program of recrcaliona
activities for such youl h of I h v
city a8 had lnudciuatc opportun
ities for diversion at home. .
For whiter teeth !
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The Smoker's Paste.
Efficient and haimless. ;
Price .15c
Moon Drug Co.
Everything; for the
Sick Room
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30c.
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