La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 13, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI Friday, February 13, 1925. TITFi LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE Local News In Brief COMING EVENTS March 6. 6, 7 District high school basketball tournament at Union. Summer hotel yealerduy. Mr. I'lck ons in connected with the telephone com puny. J Kil CHne, of I'nion. wua among tho out-of-town vhiltortt In Lu Grande. L'ovc Visitor Martin Horltsren, owner of lh( Hwimmlng tank at Cove, wits u bun incas visitor in thin city yeHterduy. Meeting XlBbl ChanjiiHl The meclinK niifhl of tin; 'Crystal Kcbcluih lodj?e bus been chunked to Wedneaduy night of laeh week, U vaa announced today. Have Duiifflitcp Mr. and Mrs. Karl Courtney are the proud parents of a nine- pound buby .daughter, born to them thio morning at tho UrunUu Hondo Iioh-pitul. To Start Clubs IS. A. Sayru. county sclioot supor irilendent, and 11. G. Avery, county ugrlculturiHt, went to I'nion today in the interest of the Blule boys and rtirla glt'la club movement. They dsited Cove and other cities in the v.alley yesterday. T. L. ltnrimtn, flelil reprcuenla live of the .MorriKon-KnulKen com pany, was amung the gta-Hls regis tered at (he Foley hotel yesterday. .Mr. ltormun's headquarters are now In Portland but lie Ik known here through his former connection w ilh (ho Triangle Construction company. Enterprise Legion to Erect Memorial Stone F RANK LLOYD ADDSTD GAST Frank Uoyd lias added Claude Gilltngwater and John T. Murray to the cast of the special which he will make for Klrst National from Hex lb-itch's if oral "Winds of Chance." Mr. Lloyd is still in Portland. Ore., looking for locations. lie ex pects to begin photography in a week. Previous engagements ' for "Winds of Chance" Include I lob a it Uosworlh. now In New York act ing h leading rob) in First Nation al's 'Chlekh" Anna (J. Nilson. Uen Lyon. Victor Mcluigu and Doro thy Kebastlon. Ono important role. Unit of Itouletta. remains tu be filled. ANOTHER ACCIDENT Is u I ways likely to occur lit ;uny time, and it Is v.efl H worth while to be prepared ?to give first aid in case of -minor injuries that ure not serious enough -to go to lite .'doctor. . High Tribute Is Paid Lincoln at Washington At lJinii orrii't' ! ' Anions IIiohb who IruntluliiU, biistllfUH at the government land bf llee today were II! It. Thoimw nnd U orrrut U. Hydi'r of KIkIii und Her bert ItiL'co of 1'rulrle City. l'ups on Display l A lit I cr of thiee-weelis-old lull imps an- now on display in the window of tin- Im Grande ICIeelrlc company and have attracted much attention from passersby. They are the propeprty of Harry Williams. Ilni k from I'enli'liliil ('kind '. Pratt arrived last nlRht from LYntrallu, Wash., and const cities, where lie has been buying lumber and looking over building material situations, lie finds thut there Is u great log sliortage, Will SMMlk Mrs. W. K. Uambo, field worker for (he Near Kast Kelief, who hus been working In und ubout I.it Grulule for some weeks, left for linterprise this morning to give two addresses. Touclilntr Up Interior TIio interior of the George H. Currey real eslale offices Is being brighlenecl up this week, I ho work to be completed by Saturday. In addition to new papering, the woodwork Is being repainted, along u color scheme of buff, light blue and mahogany. (Combined rroin Pagn 1. boulder on I ho land of ('. 10. Crow, near the nioulh or Hurricane creek. It is slightly conical in shape, wid ening at the bottom so as to give a good foundation, and will rise, on a concrete base, six or seven feel above the lawn. I be rock weighs probably eight tons. The county will Kcl up a tall flag pole behind the boulder. ,Tio legion meiubci-s are now walling lor snow, mi'i a iree.e. Willi the- frsf snow tln-y will roll the great boulder on u heavy sled I and linul.lt U town-' curl wnii-.- more has offered to furnish a team of eight horses, or more if needed, lo haul tile' load In town. Should (here he no more snow Ibis winter, a special truck will be sought, to lift pulled cither by horses or by a Uartqr. Hut moving on Hie snow is' much to be preferred. The names on the honor roll, which will appear on a bronze tab let attached to the slono, will in clude those who fell In action and those who died Trom oilier causes, while In the service. The names, with dale of death, so.far as known are shown In Hie following: Killed in Action. Itobert Derner of Flora, July 15, 1018. ' Henry H. llruee. of Enterprise, September 26. 1!I1S. Orover C. Kckley of Knterprlso, September 2S. 11I1S. Harry C. Iteeson, of Enterprise, September 2S. Ill IS. Hoy William Cruse of Wallowa, September 29. IM. Joseph Van Stephens of Enter prise. September :a. litis. William C. Spencer of Vincent. Oclober 2. ID18. August l.undnulsl of Enterprise, October 10; 19 IS. 'otor Hue of Enterprise, October 12, I9IS. Kleil ill tin- Scrvlif. Hurry A. Savage, January 17. mis. In l'rnnyo. rYoiu present Indlculions sev- jerul scenes In "Winds ot Chance" will be filmed, probably in April, near Wallowa luke. COAL TO RISE, SAYS BABSON (Continued from Tugc 1.) v I'loln I In ti If lisjer ' AeeorditlL' to re'poris'fronr'tVnui.- ha. Nebraska, eight bunks in Ure-t gon and 12 in Wi'shington arc unmnc tlit! losers listed by Ward M. Tnrgess. Omaha business num. who Hied a voluntary petition in uana- iMintev reeenlly in which he seiieu tiled his liabilities at $4.38".Utl and assets at iZXXj, most of which are: exempt. Among the Oregon banks he tinted were: First National Hank of Klgln. Personal Mention check Iramtacllons. l'ersonally. 1 believe that coal production Is ab normally low at the present lime ; and thut higher prices will bo Been during llJ J 5. littbm' rnlcl X'or. It must bo remembered thut In buying a ton of coal one does not really pay much of anything for the coul. Coal wells underground at, say. five cents or less a ton. II Is labor and transportation that! we really pay for when buying coal: that Is. we pay the cost of getting tho coal up out ot the mine, the cost of transporting It by rail, and tho cost of delivering it to our homes. Without doubt wtigf-H are abnormally high In cer tain lines today and wuge read justments which were started in 1 U24 wilt continue during 1125 In many lines of industry. Wage re ductions In tho textile, industry, the shoe Industry, and even tho automobile industry aro Inevitublo. It happens, however, that most nil our mine workers have come from southern Europe, which Immigra tion Is now restricted by law. Al though there may be some tem porary reductions in the wages of coal miners, yet bo long as tho present immigration' lows are in force. wa eg oh a whole will bo higher, rather than lower. In the coal industry. The some general reasoning applies to freight rates. Although tho freight rates may bo reduced on grains and certain com modities which are largely export ed, and which wo must sell In competition with foreign products, yet there. Is little prospect ot re EMUKUtiNTY KIT contains In compact form just what you need to treat bruises, cuts, b irns, , etc., to prevent thotio ml ' nor injuries becoming se ' rlous. ,' No home, . orfieo or shop should be without one. Cotton, gauze, plaster, io dine and bandage in onu handy box. Glass Drugs . ' Inc. The i;i:XM,Ii stmt! Lu Grande, Oregon ! Hunt's Letter (Continued from Pago 1.) WTASUMNGTON (Uy the Assoet-i atcd Tress) Threu members "ot honor guests und speakers at a l.ln honor guests und speakers at u lln coin blrlhduy luncheon given here Ihursduy by the trustees of Lin coln Mi'inorlnl university, besides Secretary Weeks. Work und Wil bur, other invited guests to the gathering of tribute included form er Oovernor Frunk O. l.owden of Illinois und Judge Klbert II. Gary. Tho appropriateness of the me morial university founded in the Tennessee hills us u memorial to jtho great Amerlcun who himself cuiuu iruin mieu rugKiu tuiu iuiv American stock us predominates Among the mountain folk of the re gion, ronned tho cenlrul theme ol speakers at tho gathering. "It may be," Secretary Work said In his uddress, "that a provi dence prompted thu founding ol Lincoln Mciuunlul university for those of tho same ancestry which produced Lincoln and thut fronj among them may later come men who can rule tho nutlon." Of all the memorials erected to Lincoln by his countrymen, former Ciovernor Lowden told tho guthur nig, ' the memorial university ; -see ma to be the best und most sigtflcuut of till," for there are millions of young men and wo men of .ancestry and history like Ills own to whom thla great Insti tution gives hope." , I i-- Lincoln HoncMry Klressttl. ii'.JUdgo Gary, in un uddress, nil vase d Lincoln's Ingrained honesty as perhaps tho dominant quality ol his fclmnicti'r. It wus that above all else, he sutd; which placed Lin coin 'so firmly in the confidence and nrreclton 0f'tho people." , An uddress in tribute to Lincoln was delivered In tho senate by Ben ator Kiuoot of Utuh, .who said the sources of tho emancipator's re- inarkable qualities -wore to be found hi his mother, Nancy llanku Lincoln. "Tested by ull tho inousures ol gWxitm-KH, Lincoln met them ull he moulded thtnminds and churac tiichment from nge-long rucial und national conflicts make our lnflu- nce the greater, but we can never be just to ourselves and refuse the co-operation in the Interest ol peace und mutual helpfulness which Is made possible by our in dependence und does not forTeit it. Opportunities Open. "We ure not ut peace with the world and the uppori unities ot friendship r "IK1" n every hand. If the turbulent spirits among us whose ulm seems to be to foment ill will, to turn friends into ene mies, to erect between well-disposed peoples the barriers of lying im putations of motive and action, could only be miieted; ir those who are loudest lu vuuutiuf? their pa triotism would do lesu harm to their country; If some f our ud vlsots would be uh astute In llnd- mg ways out of trouble us they ure in gelling uu lulu trouble; if we could sound the note not of un ig noble puclflsui or of' a truculent chauvinism, but of a noblo rea sonableness, we should be thrice ined and be secure In a Just In fluence to which no one could set bounds. Thu secretary found thul "con stant emphasis on study, serenity and reasonableness" were needed us the essential qiKillf leutions lor successful democracy." Tho test iof tho nation's safety and tho measure of Its capacity for progress, the secretary said la "In our tern pur, In the reasonableness which onabtett us to work together and to get results." the FuselHtl government of Italy. Tills he seems to have done. The true aim of Fascism, he told us. is "the ethical, social and po litical reform of Italy, along lines morally sound, politically pracllm- of.-u. freo copi0 lia fUW before uio anucomormume iu V .' , ; ,had done," said Senator Sinoot, of tho Italian people. We, Fusclstt prefer action to wor'ls. and -my ac tions will be proof of my devotions, both toward Italy and the Inltodj ills martyrdom was u sacrifice for a nation which lost tho mortul, but gained the immortal Lincoln." CONDITIONS AT VALE IMPROVING (Continued from 1-nge 1.) GINGHAM Every piece of Gingham in this new Spring showing is a bargitin. Checks, plaids and stripes in u wide range of colors. Our great buying power enables us to offer thesp at a very substantial saving to you. 14c yard 55 STOKES (fc TUB HUB ! COUNTY FAIR MAY GET HELP (Continued from Pago I.) FEATURE BAND AT OPENING Htoek killed In the flooil e'eliruury 5 and prevent posnll.lllty ,of con tusion. Fifteen ineh are working under tho direction ot tho Ktule. Iiluh- wuy di'iKirtnient. hurylitK the three i-'iinuer. mi. ;i:oit(;u t. iiAitinxr. Tl'XI'K OK VISIT TO l.lM'OLX .MAltlON, Ohio (Hy the Assoel- nted 1'rean) "It wim in tho White Mouse during August 'ot 18Ct thut 1 met Lincoln," Dr. eorge T. Harding, futher of tlio lute Presi dent llurding. recounled Tliursiluy on thu occuslon ot Lincoln's birtli duy,, "I wus 11 soldier and culled nt tho Whllo House with K. M. Wll- .u n.lllni- nf. Mm flllilt diiced rales on coal. The railroads (or four thousund shei-p. cuttle nnd Stanley It. AuKUKpei Kur. 1-Vbrn J1' cannot afford to haul coal for any AlrR Joe Cnliple of Joseph went throiiKh li f.rande this morning on her wuy home from a lri lo l'ortland. Mrs.'W. W. CurtHT and children of Portland b ft on the branch train Ibis morniDK n route to Promise, re Hun. S. L. P.rooks of Sunimerville. who was In La (Irandc y.Kl.Tdny on a biisiiMHs trip, ri-lmn-d to his home this morning. . ... Pat Lom'Kran, pi'iiial Pendleton pavhiK contractor .orrlved in Ln Orande this morniuff. He Is slop piiiR ut the KoVy hotel. ary. lUla.ul seu-fn torpcimrd trtins- port. ' " ' Alfred llngan,. February 7, llMS. in KtiKland. llnrry Yandle. September 23. lltlK. ut sea. .Arthur P. Souihwtck, October PL 1!1H, lit Camp Dodtfe, Town. Italph K. Kamillon. October Ifi. ID IK. tit Camp Johnson. Florida. Albert V IMwards, October 1ft. HUH. in France. Kdwurd Kummerhonse. Rlathew Mawhin. October 'j't, 19IS. at Camp Ke-,irnev'. Nebraska. Charles S. Fisher, November K. IK 18. in France. IJee Thompson. Ajtril 24. P.HS. at camp near I icnver, Colorado. Hurl It. Uokth. Letter William Cooh. Itelatives of men who save their lives to I heir country are asked to study this list und report any er rors or omissions to this paper nr- lo Clayton Knndell or J. it. Wanner, or other members of the Amerlcun l.eKlnn. Hale and place of death should be inlded where these facts are omitted, t com plete the record. , "I said lo Mr. Lincoln after he Mm Cteonre Parker left for Hu kVr on No. I't this mjorjiin'. . Mrs. Put-kef will visit friends in ; lhu city. . Mrs. (;. W. Haib y "f IbTHiiston titrived here this inorninp to vinl! her dauj;hler, Mrs. J. L. House. t.,v Plet.ens Of Hulier WHS Hinom: the cuests registered at th lower ''than th-eynow'ttro iranlHitr it: As our cities ore becoming more i und more congested it Is coslluff more and more to deliver the coal ; from tho railroads to our homes. Our entire civilization as fuclnf? tfrculcr, rather than lower, labor. freight und delivery costs. ' Jtisn Inevitable "In view of tltox Tacts with tlic additional fact that Kcneral busi ness is Improving while coal cou sumptiun is n-niulnintf relatively low, one is led to believe that coal prices will inevitably rltfe after the seasonal low point of the year Is reached. This means that wise manufacturers. merchunts, und householders will buy coul heavily this spring n the opportunity pre sents ilNetf. From a seasonable point of view I he lowest prices ure in the spring und early summer. Sometimes there Is un extension of Ibis period, which seemed to b the rase with bituminous eoal prices throughout I he entire year ol' I U 1! 4 . This has made eoal buy e;s careless. It should be reinem l-ercd. however, that such . condi Hons will not continue Indefinitely, liecausc we could g't coal at low prices any lime during 1924 Is no (reason why this condition wilt fx-. 1st In PJj or 11)26. ' "The action of the UabsoneharP which now stands il li per cent above normal, is further evidence When the truck stopped at Hie ror lulleviiig Incnused ucllvlty rrovsing Hie driver ami n gtiard and higher prices may be expected were forced at nlstol ihiIuIsIo hand ; lu thceoul mining Industry. No by others this year. 'The fair di rectors Intended to nk the legls luture for $3000 a year (he same us wus given to other fairs by the lust legislature, After air. Miller hud seen Mr. Hunter. Hcnulor llruce - Dcunlrf, Governor Waller Pierce, und oth ors. he was thken before the house committee whero ho mudo his ap peal on hebuir of Wnllowa county. Ho emphasized the fuet that Wnl lowu county usked as much for its fair us wan given to any- other fair.- ln spite, of the smaller sum named ln tho Hunter bill, which was culled on error. . The previous legislature uppro printed $35,000 for the two yenrs, or 117,500 u your, to the seven county and locul fairs which asked ! money. Jf tho loglsluture should J concludo to appropriate t,ho same The Tiffin. La Grnnde's new limount for fairs us two years ago,, fountain, rcslaurunt ami dellculca- tt would give $17,600 u yeur to 14 sen opened lis doors last evening fairs, or jl'ifiO a year to each, pro lo the expectant puuiie m no es tablishment is under tlie nmnugo ment of Snodgrnss. Macpherson and Price who formerly conducted the buslnet-s In the same locution under the name ot the Ptiluce con- foctlonery. The opening success was en hanced by the presence of the La Grande bund, under the leadership of Andrew Loney which played several selections us a surprise to tho manugemenl nnd out of respect to Its members who ure Interested in the Tiffin. J. Harris HnodgVitHS and J. G. Hnodgrnss or the Tiffin have been members of tho munic ipul bund hero ror a number of jours, Tim place has been entirely re modeled and now In addition in the ii regular fo'tinlnlrf-WcrVh'o will 'Nerve lufeterla lunch at noon und meals vldlng It treated ull ullke. The house committee, Mr. Mil- ler wus told, would hold hearing on thcjilll until the middle ofJIiUv week, giving1 un opportunity fort various interests lo present thelir pleas. Then the b(ll will be put I it shape for presentation to the housej. If It passes. It will go its way tu tho senate, to b passed, killed or amended und sent to conferencef H is a long way from being a hiw but with 14 counties asking fumlsj. there see him uu excellent chance that something will be done. , . S At the chamber of .commcrcfC dinner Mr. Miller submitted soimf figures ho had gatliered at Kalent and which lie presented to Jhq legislative eolnmltleo. Thesehow3 od that the- receipts, IndlcatlviTTJf tho . attendance, at the Wallowa county fair were larger than at any of Hie seven fuirs which have been receiving Rtate aid, with tho excep tion of one. Also, the local fulr Inst yeur received only $if0 of aid from all outside sources, n gainst between B00O and $7000 receive by others. No other fair makes any protenso of paying Its o-Wn wuy. ; horses ,drowned west of bre w-hen catne ont of his office Into the big Hie Dennis llroftirn' dnm gaV- wiry.-'rooWi'iif which' Y"fiUll beL-h' leo by M .. t....r.,.li..a ..p.. ti..f..uutii-ir :iu ' i.o.rm uoruiml- "Mf lriRltlellt We the-furcuwws are widely m attered ,are" Huckeycs "and we camo to rpu'ur restaurant stylo ut other und' the ground is ulill so soft shake your hand." lours. frdni the water -th itulmats i-anl 'The President stretched out I . not be hauled any distance Thelboth hunds nnd druwled: 'Well, T1)n wimJm(, r Hollun(1 ,ir(. bodies are being covered with limn yo boys go back home and tell thuf.lHt 1M1HHinff uvvuy all( no ni,w nIll!H lo uvoni uuiiK'-r ui uuiuuiiiiimuiiK ioikh i uui you uiei uiu muiuaouieoi, y built. They were Intlienle im; h ui er mi pp'J lliuu you ever au. , im nuvt-i Is cracked a smile." ARCADE . NOW PLAYING ' LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN A Picture' Yoii Will Never Forget MAX TELLS OF MAIL ROBBERY (Continued from Page 1.) The ' railroad see I Ion crew bi tying those an'tnals left on tlx; right or way. . lKietor Slrlclilcr said everything is being handled in the best way Iiowslble and there. iu no npparciil danger of contagion. in . ni;s pi;aks at m;w YOUIl NKW YOlllv (Hy the Associated Press) Secretary of Stale Churles K. Hughes. I old tnehibtrHhNor the Itr. P. M. lUiiUe. Malheur coun- National Kepubllcun club Ihurs- ty health officer who bus charge day night thut the I tilled Stales dc- wooden machines ami I he art of making them is being lost. A wind mill costing $10.01111 -develops 1 I horsepower. Hint Hie wlml b)fUs with sufflcienl strr ngtli 'n)y (Irlll hours a y;ar. Motors nr: supplant lug windmills. ' ' Tlie must popular name for public-house In London Ih "King's J ol Jj.i 1. 40c APRONS " 40c WHIM': Til i:v I-ASTI I'nlileiu lied Muslin and Mnen Aprons In Mile, rasu ' and luvcnder. A limited iimnlier. , . . Art & Baby Shop i "i:vi:uvTHiNi von the kaiiy" IIK.MSI'U'OIIINfi llnlel Hilllllller IIIiIk. KIAMI'INd iHrniticK l'A'rriiit.Ns i. m.-c. thhkaii lip of hli. sanllary meaaitn-s, reported sired to avoid "cominitmenlB and ,r, which appears forly-fighl SC1I0L-WIL Spring Caps S-l'ii'ce . Newest Stjlcs Just in. $2.45 lo $3.45 CAPS OF QUALITY Clint's Clothiery The ftore With fonwicoc over colli t'ol of the reglslered mail i-oiiveynnce lo Charley Hhill. while llerlxeh "rovered" them with a sawed-off sholruii. The bandits then drove the truck to lb' rear or a foundry nearby, where the 1 :t miiil pouches were 'tri.nurei-red lo Wllwon's Mllloilio- btle. und transported from llp rn to ! exist " Prank Wilson s home where Ihey wn1 ripped open and approxi mately $4a(i.nito in cash, jewelry. stocks and bonds were obtained. Wilson testified. The government men were left h;imhurred to the wheel of their plumb-red truck. Irfxil to Chicago. The witness told or tho gang luklng llm J.OS Angeles mail rob bery loot to Chicago, when in the Sherman house, they met Mike Wuilkwn nod n limn known an Chl iiico Whiley. Thes.- two took 1 he Islob-n bond and , Itb-s to Hau Kranclfco In dinpos'" of ttiem. inn later returii-d to Chicago unsuc cessful. Then. ceirding to Wilson Hertseh sold he could store the kot In sarety depoHlt boxen rentt l by a woman friend of his In north Chi cago. Mrs. ( I met or) Wh"elo k. This was done. The next move such discrepancy can long con llnue. ir we' were now In the hit ter hair of a period of prosperity I would suy I hat funeral business us Indicated by the Uabsonchart would quiet down rather than that nml activity would inereuso. Such conditions, however, do not now Kuther, we are now enjoy ing the reverse situation. The pe riod of depression Is coming to a close und we nro entering a period of belter times. In view or the fact greater activity and higher prh-es for bituminous coul. und pos sibly for anthracite also, may be expected before J5 comes to a close." no iconttiubtus disease iiilfl yel bio- entanglements throughout tin ken out and he sees no danger of world In order that It might bej tiny, , iree to ioiiow ine mciaics oi reu- J'assage of the una appiop- son and conscience." rlation I" take can; of carcasses! -'lf we have a mission,"' Mr.j of drowned nniimils was reporti:d Hughes said. In addressing the I Thursday to'C. M.. JColiluctte, may-juuests al the club's annual Lincoln or,, lu a telegriim 'from I lie Mai-j day dinner ut the W.ildorf AstoNa.j heiir county deh-Katlon. (ioveriior"h. can be prospered only lu the! Pierce, It Is expected, will sign spirit of reusonubleiiess. we are; today. (constantly seeking to promote . . , , . , (peace in thlrt hemisphere, but this ralibHnakc will pass over n.can b done only us we convlncei hair rope. Tim ostrich does no! ;uie people oi our sisier repinine , hide Its head In the sand. The hut! that we respect them, thut we do does not I tingle Itself in women's not llireuten ineir muepeimence huir. The i-iiKle diM-s not carry, und thai w or- rea.iy wnn wise, aTuy babies. The shark does not friendly and Impartial counsel. I eat human bebu;s. The loail does' "We arc solicitous throughout; not make warts on the hands. Hhe worm lo uvom coiuiniiiiiuiniij , l . and entanglements so mat wnui-, A plant Hnbstam e nenrtj' two ver contingencies arise we may bej hundred t) s as sweet ns cane in e. not to exercise un aronrar , sugar hus been, found in the dessert' choice, but to follow the dietuten n-Kions of cistern Paraguay and n ut reiison und conscience, to luite IM-Ing propagated Jy the Itun uu of the ncllon upproved by enlightened Korelgn Plant Iritrodueiion. ' peopb. This freeuom und our tie- limes in Hie directory. There's No Hope I'or it ii tan who IuUcm n t-lutuco w licit he's bu bi tlns. IPs not iiit:cHMiry uny longer. We give n personal goniaii (n In addition to tbnl of the fm-lory on (.CM UAL COIIDS ami we n in lit! our own niljUHliiH'iilN, They muHt give you full )olliir-fiM'-lid bir Service. Ask its more n bou I the f.LNMt L AcVlA Monday, Feb. 16 lleck und Walker's . MINSTRELS AH Colored S1NGUUS' DANCKKS 'MUSICIANS' COMEDIANS.' ' 18 Hand Picked Entertainers Uy special nnniitf fluent wc arc able lo present tfiiH : Coittpany at these prices: b; I-wrch, $1.10 liowcr Floor, 85c - Hakony, 50c Lower Floor and Loge Scats on Sale nt Glass Drugs The women of llurmu believe that they must be reborn as men! to Jnln the noble order of the ye. low robe and no attain humanity. IS TUB GOLDEN AGE THE GLAND AGE? In a recent prett dispatch, , London phsichin slatt-d ibat thu Coldn AK" of mun bids fair tol be the glandular utfe, w hen miI- vatlon h ill Im taken In tnl.l -t f the R.iHtf was : form. He Hjihl further that the 'to ro to Cncinnati to look over the j H"iaee man bt-lleves that his IpuHsll-ility of robhihic Hi" mail on I j houKhtit. netton and feelings arc ' a. lialtimore k Miio train running ' ,-ont rolled i,y mind. Hut into that rtly. The m-mbers if the t m po-wlKle lo show that mind is gan at this time, it.-.unlin to : p..f under the, despotic sway of Wlll-on. beside llertsrn. hlTllR ho fllctle( glundn. which gen'.T- i anl l-'rnnk Wilson. St" in the system th c-herftlml Ic.ambHldl of .n l-ranclwo: Louts f.,j(J(( on w hl(.h ,j,.IM.nd heulth.j Wilsn. brother of Herbert and na,(nt. 'and w(nian. Ib Pn tiilbsple. and morality. (Jlnndogen. the new sehntiric I Th. v m.l..- 'l,Mr h. ,...,ur(en. ..I i f "'" l'r-lr... 111 : the isiitipwm In i 'tnrtnniill. tt up ih liHlilmnro & Ohio train on April 7. 1931. and then, moved to Harvey'l j ro.db.ouM. north, of Cincinnati of tiiktnic irlHmlular truatmcnl OlanduRon, for men and women, li obtainable at ItH Croat Drug U'ore. Adv. For LiiugliinK I'uriMi.ses Only! STAR Saturday Sunday aaaaajmLnaaPHl. nillOl nAnReT -:- r-"r ' ' j DUIbll UHIIHUL ' rJ??"" Vf-Ift. I III -Jcnn'K3 & Shumate,- 1 tlsL HTr 'III rrop9, II r2T?'iW 1 9frdTTfi III Successors to III flA 3r Y7JI ';'! 1 MMfm: ,lr NEXT SUNDAY I WTtiL,'. h.'ViW' fa'a1IIWBe in . ,i..vCK I 1X1 hi il I I II 111 tf iZViV?f www - I 111 II II J I I. I II Linear ' ' " "'i'1 " i i'.i - . r1' Ijive.lluv. I luiuirinQ the consequences: No You Can't! It's a luiiKh leant but rilled with thrills and romunco too. Rsfhplcnirr? m TO- METHODIST CHURCH Where an intereatinf? hour's proKium will ha given by men ot I.a Giamle. Women and children invited. Men's Quartette, Male Soloists, Laymen Speakers. rTy" 5 OVlocfc Sunday Keni jniber the Hour Now. m