Tuesday, January 27, 1925.
THE LA. GRANDE EVENING -OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
'li01Nfws,nR-flORECONSfS
lUcalNewslnB,.eH
COM IN 01 KVtNTS
March 6, ft. 7 District high
school basketball tournament
at Union.
Ill Hi flume -
William 'ondlt la III at his home
al Sufi iW'aHliliiKton avenue with in-(lin-iifci.
Injured Ankle
Airs. Pete Itiever tr Kumelu ar
rived In 141 Grand" this inornln?
have an ankle treated which
v.as seriously Injured ycuterday.
Hapfleld Umdy and Miss Uulh
Itrunuon 'or North Powder took out
u ninrriufre llcenne at the county
clerk's office yesterday.
I nhmtltfiK t'nr '
A carload of poultry Teed whs
being" mi loaded this morning by
the Union County l'o-opcrutlvo
poultry association.
Pastries On Display
The G Williams Kleetrlc llnkery
lias a very uttructlvc display of
bakery products In the chumber of
commerce window this week.
Filed fur Homestead
Clayton H. Knotts of Pilot Itock.
Oregon, wns In La Grande this
morntng and filed an application
lor a homestead at the government
land office.
Attended Convent Ion
Lee Warnick. ex-county sheriff,
p turned from u trip to Portland
and Salem this morning. While In
Cortland Mr. Warnick attended the
sheriffs' convention.
Appeals Cast
Peck Jones was fined $f for
possession of liquor Inst evening by
Judge J. I. Slater, presiding In mu
nicipal court. Jones appealed the
case to the circuit court.
( , ,
III linker Toility
Puliee Chief Clint Haynin Is In
linker todtiy on offlehil business In
(tinned Inn u-ltli the KerleH of rob
beries tlml occurred here nbout iij"
month iikii. Including those at Hum"' -' B" ror "- li.wus on-
. . . . Miu-lli- ili-wtirttixl u-llliotit (itiiirnirliililn
Jackson, Clark and Larson homes,
Inspector Here
J. H. Gordon, public service com
mission inspector, with heuduuur-b-rs
in PaUer, .Ih in La Urunde to
day. Men for .Meeting
Mrs. Kulherlnc Kriclinon, Dep
uty Supreme Cnlnmander of the
Women's Mem-fit association, ur
rived in I, a Grande this morning
In be present al the regular meet
ing (Ills evening.
' .Simula 1 1 Inches
During the past -4 hours a total
or two and due-half Inches of snow
has fallen hpon La Grande, ac
cording lo meesuretiienls ut the
fire station. It wus unnouueed to
day. Pierce lit Portland
L. H. f'ieiee, son of Governor
Pierce, iirrlved in Portland from
La Grand yesterday with a ship
ment of stock. Mr. Pierce oper
ates a n'tocU ranch on which are
raided Hp celebrated w hlte-faed
cows. He In reentered at the Im
perial hotel. Orcgoninn.
Personal Mention
J. I. Lynch made
h ip to Maker today.
a business
M. L. Gunnersnn of Knterprls" l
now registered at the Foley hotel.
Mrs. II. Ilacen of Island CUy
iih In l4 Crande this morning on
a shopping trip.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Siilbb and
Miss Violet Gllderslerve or Knter
prise. whit have been In Portland
for the Iiihi few dnys. reiurned to
Wallowa county this morning.
L. A. Sherod. farmer of Wal
lowa who has been nt Mot Lake
vislilng Mrs. Sherod while she Is
undet-Kointr treatments reiurned to
his home this morning.
Mr. Klb-n Monroe of Suiumer-
LAST WEEK CLINT'S BIG
January Clearance
Sale
Save 10 to 501
On Miindiird line f Quality Merchandise for Mm,
Young Men and Woys. Our Kntire Stock on Sale.
SAI
( LOSKS SATURDAY, JANUARY 31 ST.
:;$o r. M.
WTHE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
vilp. who has been ma kin-, a trip
to Spokane, Port I und und other
! cities, hub tn l.u Grande thin morn
ing on her way home.
Hob Gurlty returned ( h Ik moru
la rroin Portland ufli'P nn,)Hhhii:
his school work ut Lincoln hlffh
Mr. Uarity has been enrulli-d m
Lincoln si net' full.
MihaOnii Hudson returned to he.
lion ! hi Imbier this morulnu aft-i
visiting here ut thu John Wblden
home.
Mis. J. P. Timber, a resident of
w ciHer, Idaho, went I hroiiKh Im
(irunde this morning en route to
Kntcrpriue to visit her UaughUr,
Mrs. Itobt Hembert.
Grovor Mc.Laln of Wallowa, who
I made u (rip to Portland recently
with u shipment of hogs Tor mar
ket, whs In La Grande this morn
ing on the return trip. The mar
ket Is in very good shape at pres
ent. J. A. Arbuckle. Is again at work
at the llooverized Grocery after
being confined to his home for sev
eral days on account of Illness.
ARMY POWDER IS
UNDAMAGED BY
WATER STORAGE
SAN KIIANCISCO Al) Kx
prrluiflilH conducted by the nrmy
have dfnionHt ruled (hut Kiuokvli-iM .
powder may he stored under wiuit ,
in cum lliounm m, limes wunoiu uu-
leriorution. it was announced here
recently at headquarters of the
.Viuth Corps area.
This. It was said, probably will
provide a method of storing large
quantities of powder without dan-,
ger of fire or explosion The con
slant low temperature mulntained
under Hie water retards the de
composition of the powder which
normally would take place if it
were stored in magazines and thus
Is cvxpcctcd to actuully Increase
Its life by probably ten years.
"Powder which has been In stor
age for several years under water."
said the statement, "can he given
simple drylnc treulmenl and fired
Inally designed without appreciable
vurlalion in velocity and pressure.
These conditions are' mulntained
with Httc difference whether the
powder Is stored in sea water or
fresh water.
"Three types of powder" have
been used in the unilcr-water stor
age experiment. powder for 75
inin. liiiVinm' and 11' -inch guns
wua placed in specially prepared
boxes . provided with- numerous
openings to allow free circulation
of water, and Immersed In the lake
to a depth of about three feel.
or purposes of comparison an
eqiiut amount of each kind of pow
der was. stored in u iimgaxlne. At
the end of six months were found
to have undergone no appreciable
change, either In stability of bal
listic qualities."
HosiK shot von ih;ar
NKWPOItT, Ore. Del Umslng.
Slundard Oil employe living In
Newport was disturbed early by a
strange noise on his back porch,
where he had some uppbs stored.
Peeping through the window, he
could see the outlines of what has been caused In Germany b;
looked like a huge black bear. It 1 1 extensive advertisements of i
uroured his wife mid her fat her j company producing -a . new beet
and they till agreed that It was a j mntnlnlng only one-huff of I pet
bear, eating the apples. Lansing j c,.i 0f nlcohoL Brewers are up h
carefully and qulelly got his' rift'-, j arms, es they see a prohlbiiioi
pok",i It throunh the window and movement behind this lievcragt
fired. He Ml the mark, all right. 'wmt ,,. HriJ(M (.holic content
for on Investigating he found thatj,, ,,aH howirver. tin- endorsement
he had killed a black cow. j uf liny U(M.lura Ull)j p,yHicul edu-
The bo:sle belonged to ex-County calors.
Asesor Unborn, who Is scratching
his head over the probb m of froinJ SPLIK II AMI SLS MKMItLIt
!whom lie-win collect the price ol
one black cow. j stm. UiborV sole woman re pre -
jHi-nlutlvt- in the llouve or Commons
Ib lu'lum In Hold Centennial I nlr ,u,j,, ,er maiden speech In that.
HKl'SSKLH (AP A world'ri ' house recently. Dressed In black,
fair Is to take place In Belgium In which set off her auburn hair, she
tpr.o. In comniciiiorutlon of thempoke vivaciously and earnestly
tooth anniversary of the founding
of the kingdom. Brussels and Ant -
werp. which at rirst were rivals for
the honor of being selected as the
seat of the fair, have burled the
hatchet and agreed on a compro
mise by which exhibitions are to
lake place In both cities. 4
no cuss words
If there were
how would you
went her?
tuiu iiimiit the
i ii
Exports from Columbia
River for 15)21 Amount
ed to 1)80,000,000 Feet,
Report Declares.
POIlTLANI. Ore. (Special) !
According to figure compiled by
The Tlmberman exports of lumber1
from t he ( 'ntumbla river Tor I he j
yeur I'.'L'H amounted to UMMHju.iuiti :
feet, or this amount O7.1"0.mh.
feet were declined to foivlin coun
tries with the bulk to China. Ja
pan and Amdi alia. ShipmelitH to
the Allan tic count amounted to
179.Gtiu.noo feel, t lie balance de
livered In California. Of the
or ltiX.Odti.tMio feet shipped front
I he Pacific North west ports ti
China In IH24,- Po-tlund and tlx
Columbia river shipped llG.uoo,
000 feet or nearly 00 per cent.
This Is nearly as much as was
shipped to China from the entire
coast In 11)2:1? Shipments to the
United Kingdom from . the coast
amounted to DO.ooo.ooO reel of
which approximately one-third
ortgluuted on the Columbia river.
Shipments to the Atlantic coast
from the Northwest In 1124
amount-ed to over l.ooo.ooo.ooc
feet of which 1 7lt. flan, ana . reel
were shipped from the Columbia
river. Shipments to the Atlanlb
const for the year 1026 sturt out
with nearly G. 000. 000 feet placed
aboard ship during the first If-
days of the month with 1nrg car-
Bol.a ouki- ror the biihince or th
,0ntli iind for the next few month:
, ,.OIm,. Vessels of the Amerlcun-
Hawaiian fleet are pausing up Cali
fornia ports and carrying full cur
goes of lumber from Pugel Souni
and the Columbia river. Th
st en in er Sa nlu ( "eel I la of the A r
gotiuut line cleared from Port lam
with .t.SSS.Otto feet of lumber oarl
this month and It Is expected thai
the Lewis 1 Luckcnlmch or th
Luckenbach line will sail wlih t
cargo of approximately 8,000.0'M
teet the end of this month. Port
land still maintains her lead ai
the leading lumber export city o;
the world and the Columbia rlve
district is second only to the Puge
Cound district tn shipments ol
lumber to all dcHtluations during
the pust year. ,
llig Increase Noted.
The lotal shipments from Port
land to Atlantic const ports lor tin
year 10-4 according to statistic4,
complied by the Traffic Deparl
nient of the Port of Portlam
amounted lo ItUS.KMi Ions. This It
an Increase of approximately K
per cent over l!3 when I7K.a2
tons were placed aboard tcsseh
for delivery In these ports. In
crcascH were shown In many item
wllh Phi per cent Increase In th
lumber cargoes. Some of the olhe
items which show,, large Increase'!
wew nm lined goods. flonif. hicb
primes, salmon and wool wit I
wheal, paper and hay showing li
volume ror the first lime. Ship
menls from the Atlantic coast wee
slightly under the liguri s Tor (hi
year previous being I l.aiiH I,
I'.ilM uud -:l.-ii Ions In l'.:i. Thl
wus accounted for by . slight de-ereast-K
in many Items and no out
standing Hem or decrease.
.Near Itcrr Howrs Oter (iertnaiiy
PKItLIN (AP) Much con n
j I.oNImi.n (AP) Kllen Wilkin-
und made a good Impression. The
I little las, as, she s called by b
const MucntH becuuise of her dimin
utive tdze.- )h expected lo wpeak
I often on subjects arfeitillg the wel-
fare of women.
Miss Wilkinson finds the dlgnlt
of the Commons to her liking, und
regards 1 lie dull black clot hen ol
members an In keeping with their
1 heavy rcHponsiuiiii lea. Also sue
; lias neen impressed wnn ine pome
j way In which men can fty 'cutting
'.things. They hove developed. sh
says, to Die htgllesl degree. ?ne an
of being thoroughly nasty with per
fect politeness.
Ambassador? ,
fenau Mcditl McCormick f tilt
not. Ui bHng ronsidrrxl br Prmte
dtnt Coohdai" tot lh mbuaftdoT:
tav to Oerminj'. .
A K
SAVE -with
at your
DRUGSTORE
When you nerd something
from h Drug Slore, the
first store you think or is
the one you huvc confi
dence in.
You want to ft el nalV In
your Drug Store pur
chases. -
There Is every reason why
you should h a e confi
dence, in the Uexall Drug
K) ore.
' Kverything e uell under
the Kexalt h r a n d s are
guai-anteed tin best that
can be obtained, ,
O irs 1h one .or the ten
thousand It e x a 1 I, Drug
Stores that own the fac
tories producing Itexall,
Pure test, Kanl leek, Jon
ted, Klrnzo, Curu Nome,
etc.
You save with safely
when you buy your Drug
Store needs at
Glass Drugs
- The lti:.AliL Slurc
Hunt's Letter
(Continued Irum Page 1.)
res-ntui Ives" In t 'ongress
or.
probably. It would be more correct
to say the representatives reflect
the attitude of the stated.
On this theory. Connecticut
walks away wlh (he blue ribbon
is the most conservutlve of all our
ominouweallhs.
Of the entire li amendments ho
far adopted to the Constitution, the
'Nutmeg" state has ratified just
one the sole exception being the
intendment giving "equal rights"
to women.
EXCLUSIVE GOLF
LINKS NOW USED
BY THE PUBLIC
LONDON (AP) The Princes
Golf club, once , one of I he most
cluslve In the London district,
lias been converted lulo a public
iourse. Kor the equivalent, of H5
:ents a round, auyoue tuny play
I here. Princes at .one time was
lho",ravorile golf rusorl of llonar
Uam )tnliour ami other outstand
ing statesmen.
Represent in (he public. Lum
my MucDoualtl acceplcd Hi deeds
i nd tide lo the course troiu Sir It.
Mallaliy-I eeey, who spent more
than :Mto.nno on the property be-
i'oro giving l away.
The former prime mknhttcr : aald
te was rirst Initiated Into Hie mys
'eiics ur goir (ty an eminent divine
if the KNlablislied Church of Scot
land, who told him I he game w.is
,ine discipline lu sell -conl rob .
"Korly years iiko." Mr. Moi-Dimi-tld
nil id, "golf was a cheap Kitine.
Hid the, game cost' nit- about ai.
jience a year. The game lias got
.'tir loo expensive. It ought to get
lack to Its old position as a flr.sl
:lass workman's game."
High Cost of Living
AffectS SlCCl BUSinCSS
M I DDL KS I HI It o, Lug. Spea li -
ng on tin- outlook In Hie sleet
(,rale. Hlr Arlh ir Doriunn. a mem
ber of one of the leading steel
producing companies, sahf that
whereas ,. the cost of living was
aver . i per 'cent above pre-war
cost, utei-t prices Were up enn
than 40 per cent. 1'nb-HS t here
tvas before long a radical reduc
tion In the cost of living In this
country, und In Hie price that
tin' Iron lind ttlcel trade bud to
pity for the services which it did
not control, there would be a de
cline I u the export of Iron and
tteel which would seriously afreet
'he purchasing power of this
-ounlry lu foreign markets,
If this was not to happen, he
iti I (I. It might become iiccoHsarv
to uhfddi7,e Hie export of Iron
tnd steel produced in (ircat llril
iln until such time as an equlllb-
ri mi was once more rent o red be
tween the llritish and continental
conditions of life.
:tir. on; at cisossiMis
SALKM. re.-r-A total, if 4T
perhott.1 .were killed IIS t lie result
of crossing aeebb-nts Involving
trains operated by Hie Southern
Pacific company during the last
six ycHra, according tn n report
tiled In the offices or the public
v-rvlee cominifsloii. The report
was in-epured by officials of the
Soul hern Pacific cmupany.
There were 4!i."i7 accident h r'-pm-ted
to Hie railroad company
during the period covered In the
rrpoit. A total or l.ifl pi-rsons
were Injured as n result tf Hit
iceith-nts. Ni entlmate uf thi- prop
erty damage was HHemptfil, offt--lilts
of the railroad coiiipiiuy said,
I'm tat Imports Aln-kn l'ttcs
IIAVl:i;. Prune. f.p --. T o
cousigniiM'iits of stlviT Iom-s.
from AIshKh and Ho- other from
CHiiada. liter fetidly -ntr'-d Ibis
port. Tngetn-r they Irttal !H ani
mals and all will he wnl to the
Vosres mountains for breeding
ptirpowe.
Silver f fur eomntnnd v-ry
iiiKh 4Tk B on Hie I''r-ie h iuurk"l.
n mmmmmmm
THE OLD HOME TOWN
i y
I AOCHit MENOERSHOT FOIOT TO UNTIB f J ' t
S H HORSES AND DRewB AWAV FROM THE f , j-, f ZSO
g DOLLAR STORE TAKING ALON& THE MAIN 1 Ujlf1 ffS'
i E PART OF THE FRONT PORCH L 1 (T
. g tcj
Two Years Necessary To
Tabulate Eclipse Data
NKW yoitK (AP) That an liil-
porta nt crop of scienttfie data was
reaped by astronomers and by stu
dents of physics, mathematics
chemistry, radio and of meteorol
ogy during Hie two scant minutes
of darkness that marked Satur
day's total eclipse of the sun was
predicted by Hclcntisis Monday.
Although It was said that It may
require as long as two years to col
lect, und analyse the cuormouH
uiassi'8 of data collected, already
Heveral phenomena have been
brought lo the attention of the sel
entitle world.
Dr. Samuel A. Mitchell, dlrectoi
of .the ; I zander McCormlek .. ob
servatory and chairman of the
eclipse committee of Hie American
Astronomical society, has announc
ed that the "shape or the corona
was a great surprise."
"It Is two and a half years since
the minimum nun spot period, but
strange to siy. the corona had al
tered greatly from the typical form
seen during the minimum." he said.
Protest Army Drills
In .(upunesc Schools
TOKIO (AI')-tTIu' proposed in-
Hi U ut ion of military training In the
middle'i.nd higher technical sehoo!
has aroused Violent opposition !
among students, many intellectual
societies and in Hie bulk of the na
live press. Student bodies havi
sent deputations to the war tie
part menl lo register their ohjee-1
Uon to (he plan, and a number ut
educators have made public ad
drcHSf,ur. contributed articles to
the .newspapers against it.
Tlie supporters of the plan main
tain Hritl It lias no ciutenflnl mili
tary objective, but Is Intended as:
a substitute for sports and lo In- j
vlgoraVe I he youthful mind as well'
as body. "We have studied how.
the. American . authorities are.
through military discipline, trying
lu kctpithe .spirit of the nation vig
orous, steady and energetic." said
minister or war,- "and we hav. j .4lf: It(1).. ,,,.,, ,,,H ringers . pul
tound their syHb-.u so clever thai . jH (.(m) h. rn(o Mrnp
we inlend. tg cipy ,-il... To bnpule t .. t,(..-;raiie -nglner. Soilie
any Inlentiou to U4roriiial;lng l'l'-j (,,, (-hnnth, bbu a g;i iifnsk. The
piiraltoutf rir.ar Is abHiird'.'.. , nun- wench sc.reaineu anij -hi' ,waj
; . -r-T-r1 ---v . , jdroppyil Into the slnirl. The cable
liadio Ib iiiis swfileii " J.-i k-d. The crane moved upward
( Cbiser To An'ieilca n) ol,i of Hie mouth of thc-shaft
STOCKHOLM AP Ktr thitame Hie limp form of a man. a
fir si lime in the history or com- rope around hi walHt.
muni' jiIIomh between Sweden and Three morr tlmeH the cable was
America. Swedes huv
been abb- toj
H"iid direct New Year's greetings
through the air to their friends and
rebillveH In the l'nil ) Slab s. This
STAR
WEDNESDAY
WILLIAM FOX presents
Flames
Desire
typleJJiom OUIDA'S
"iStrathmorts
ir 'ii v ..-.w'L"
A .1 hi i T' IS
t love
And JACK
'A KNOt'KOt
By Stanley
"A spike shaped streamer was 1
seen, a little to the right of Uie
vertlcle stretched out nearly a eo
lar diameter." '.. Iv,,
Another who is reported to have
found unlooked-for features In the'
eclipse. Is Prof. Henry Norrls Itus
so ! I of Princeton university. He Is
quoted to the effect that not only
was the brilliancy ftT the corona
unusual, but also the aharpness
with which the "shadow bauds"
were visible.
The acute observation powers of
mere laymen were attested to by
reports that color process photo
graphs, the first ever successfully
taken of a, total eclipse, allowed a
number of prominences, two in
particular at a point where the
hour hand of a watch would bt
when pointing ut 4:.1 und ,1
o'clock. Although' Saturday )
tronouiers report that solar promi
nences were Inconspicuous, numer
ous law observers announced that
they had seen them.
Is due to the opening or the new
radio station at Orlmelon, and they
have made extensive use of this
privilege.
M.-HsageH from Hie most remote
.,!..,. t Kw.-.tnii now reach Nw
York In the average lime of .half
an hour, and more than l.ooo w-re
sent during the seven days follow
ing the opening of the servb'.
Gas in Caisson Claims .
.uLives.of, Four .Workers
(Cuiiliniird from Pago 1.) .
hiKh lnli t''e air from nuotber part
of the excavation. Dangling from
lis steel f-ifhlc wus a man. It Wle
poslted William V. (Itlg Hill)
Martin, a structural steel worker,
oil lop of the enlxNon. Keltow
workmen reiuonsl rated. Three hud
gone down and bail nol come back
nn.l li- wt l- U.K.' .1.. Ill
w,,r,,, Mud each liine II brmighl
j to the mi r bice u limp form. Then
1 out of the shaft came "lllg Hill."
1 1., clung to Hie cable ih'xperutcly.
THUKSDAY
sloni Uml livu!
DEMI'SEY tn
T KOK Cri'lD"
ATA A
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Bow Ties
Men's Dow Ties of cheney nilk in black, bi own iiml
blue, plain and striped pattcriiH.
Novelty ltows (The Cat's Meow) , the newest
thing in bow tie, at lowest prices' possible. '
45c
R4
His face was it she n white. The giut
mask wus gone.
Lowered to the street, an 'effort
was made to put him. In an ambu
lance. Weakly ho brushed men
aside and edged uwuy ,i'roin the
crowd which surrounded htm.
When he had recovered he re
fused to talk.
"The bosses enn tell you about
It, I won't." ho asserted,
"Thu bosses" - Maid that 'ltlg
Bill" found the dead men at the
bottom of the sliuft and that he
had reported he worked rant as
ho could In getting them out. Ho
took off his iuu.k when It hamp
ered he suld. '
Provo Man Killed Near
Haines in Auto Accident
(Continued front Page 1.)
hours 1 was struggling to free my
self. My boy would undoubtedly
have died In another flvfr minutes
as the ear was gradually settling
down with Hie top of the sent pres
sing his throat. Donald had driven
all night, we were en route to Twin
Kails, and about a mtlo the other
side of Hie plactC'whcra the acci
dent occurred. Kay wanted lo drive
and said he would' 'spell my boy
awhile. How It. happened? I don't
know, it wus all too iulck and
terrible."
lilvwl la lrovo
Toung KnudKou's home was in
Provo. I'tuh, where his father and
a brother reside, his mother being
dead. . , ...
Mr. Hoberts and , son had been
in mh Angeles and' were1 going lo
their homo. In Twin, Kails. Mrs,
ltoberts remained hi Los Angeles
with a daughter. .
The Itoberln will' continue on
today by stage and It Is thought
(he remains of the' dead man will
be shipped to Provo or buriul.
COMMERCIAL .
CLUB BACKS .
HUNTER BILL
(Continued from Wffe 1.) '
i'itillable asseusiiienta and a differ
ent 'method of collection, of the
taxes, It was pointed , qiit that
some livestock owners brought
Ihelr slock to the two counlbn for
only the regular ' summer grazing
sason and others clime In early In
Hie. yeur und stayed until fall und
that -If u uniform rah wan charg
ed both classtn. It would be unfair
to Hie hame 'eouhlv ' rff i,.
l-'avors HetMliilnv IbMruV''
Mr. Meyers also report etl (hat
the cotiiiiilttee had passed ' favor
ably upon a 'resolution urging (he
COLDS
Take L. & I..
Cold
Tablets
at the first, nign. They
do the work.
25c
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
Depot & Adams
$1.95
SH ANTON DRESSES
$1.95
Ju;it received a new tsliipmctit of tlinne won
derful drcsscit. BUiniped on Khanton which
leseiiibles Iiajah silk. IV sure and gel one
while they lust. '
Art & Baby Shop
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III..HMtr'IIIX Hold hkinuiH'r lllils. STASIflXU
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STOKES
statu legislature to appropriate
funds fur retaining Hut public ser
vice commission. .The nuttier also,
was approved by the chamber pt
commerce.
Hound-Table Talks. v
T. K. Pel la my. chairman. Ihet.
announced that the-program plan
ned by the public Kpeaklng class
had been shunted In favor of round
table talks' by various .members.
Kloyd McKeiinon. Krank Appleby,
Dr. J. K. Woodell, L. H. Weel;, K.
Anderson.- Prank Lilly, Dr. J. L.
Ingle und Mr. Wulker responded to ,
the chalnjiun's Invitation to speak.
Dr. Hay Murphy announced that
the public speaking cluss, organis
ed here lust summer, will b reor
ganised next Tuesday evening ut a
meeting In the llaptlst church and
urged that the class be supported.
Several speakers during the meet
ing pointed out the benefits In
curring from membership in 'the
class.
Reverend Pollard, of the Ha-p-1'
tint church, opened the meeting by '
returning thanks.
IF MOTHERS ONLY KNEW
Many children are com
plaining of HeiKiarhe,
Keverlhbnens, Slonisch
Troubles and Irregular
Howe I a and take cold
easily. K mothers only
knew what MOTHEft
CRAY'S SWEET PO W
DERS would do for
their children no fa tally
would ever he without
them for use when need
ed. Ho pleasant to take
und so effective that
TBASS
DON T ACCEPT
ANY SUBSTITUTE mothers who once use
them alwavs tell others annul inem.
At all Drugging. That Packne FKKk.
Addrnns Mother f!ray Co., Le Koy, N. V.
ARCADE
Today
BY J.M. BARRIC
HERBERT
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Hysterical History Comedy
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