La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 18, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, February IS, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE Local News In Brief COMING EVENTS Hi si rict high achool huakellKilt tournament ut Union, March '., G. 7. Wttllowu-Cnion County IJuskcU hull Tournament, lion, Feb- ruury '27-21I, Aimuul Chamber of Commerce huniuet, March 3. 11. H. Senior play, Mtirch 20-21. HeMaiimui Hclng. Installed A restaurant n being Installed on JeffeiMon avenue by Mi, and Mm N. Jl.' Nelson. K will be known. na the Jeft'eraon Street ltealuurant. L I it ft. lor Joseph Mih. N. K. Kmmelt and Misa (inu-n Symons left La Grande litis morning on the brunch line train to spend tin; day visiting at Joseph. Urdu-ncd from Portland George T. i 'ochran, local attor ney, arrived home this mornint; on No. 24 niter spending several days at I'ortlaml on legal business. Going to Ontario Mrs. .1. L. Dyul and sun. Junior left this morning en route to On lario, Oregon, where they will visit 1 Mends and relatives. ltctimis from Portland . Chief of Police Clint llaynes, who has been in Western Oregon and Portland for the past few days nn official business, returned to l.a l,a, l.'glon drum corps at the Grande this morning on No. 20. I Kiverside park Hulph Winters is I the leader. Faring Tiiirric Charge ! Robert Hoilenbeck will answer to Arrive charges of using a dealer's license The Perkins Motor company ro itnproperly on a motor vehicle this t'dved two ea,rloud:i 'of the latest evening in the police court ut 7:30 j Fon's yesterday rroin the o'clock. ilactory at Detroit. Mich. These J I ca rs a re oq u i ppod v ill) ha I loon lid urns from Portland Hires and other modern fixtures. Ian Hoyd. attorney of Knter- prise,, passed through l.a Grande this morning en route to his homo. after spending several days at 1'ortlund on legal business. MisN Holinger Hero Miss Nell Holzinger. field retire-:"01 aentative for the State of Oregon this season. lor the American Ked Cross, Is spending a few days in La Gramfe rlul to Meet in the interest of the organization The Hoys and Girls Poetry club she represents. under the direction or Mrs. A. C. Hendrlcltscn will meet at the 11- Y'sit'iix Here t brary at 10 o'clock Saturday mom- Mr II. F. Kvur.s. of North Pow'-ji'ig. The purpose of the club la the dor. left La Grande this morning'(''"ly r poetry wilh an Incentive en rotilo lo her home, after spend-1 Inward original ork. All Imys and lug several days here visiting atlrls of school age are eligible for the home of her sister. Mrs. Law- rence Fvana. k To Vlfjit Husband y A fr visiting here al the AT H. Ortonhome for several days Mrs. .1. A1mUlst, of Huntington, left this morning en route to (taker, where she wilt visit her husband, who is in the hcaptlal there. At MiiIm! City on account of the serious illness of her mother. Mrs. Mary I -a ml ins. Mis. William Crosby I loss is at Malad City. Idaho. -where her mo (her makes her honu She will re- main in the Idaho city indefinitely. Jleit from lndlanaiMdls Mr. und Mrs. II. A. Fenton. whose home is al Indianapolis, )nd.. are spending a few days In La Grande visiting at the home or their cousin. Mrs. Lucy Graham. Mr. Fenton is an atlorney r Indianapolis anil he and his wife have been to Port- laud, where Mr. Fenton was called j on legal business. . , I I in lloiile Home -iier siiendlng the niht here as the guest of I .overdid William rosby Uf.ss Iteverend W. F. Shields h-l't this morning en route lo It is home at Wallowa. Mr shields baa been at Halfway. Ore V gon. ror the past three weeks. her? he has be n hohling evangc- listlc meetings. ilere mi Husliiess M. K. Handitll, Trelght mid p;is ;senger agent ror the Chh-ugo. Mil waukee and St. Paul Hallway. A. W. Slio-iiiaker. coiiimerelal agent lor the , Missouri Paciric railway (ompany anil L. '. I truce, freight rafric representative for the Grand Trunk, ( 'anadian National and ("rand Trunk Pacific Coast Kail wav companies, nil of Portland, are biiNiness visit firs to La Grande McKIBUIN Spring Hals Prince of Wales newest styles just in; grey and tan. , $4.95 lo $6.85 "SC'IIOL-WIL .S-Piecc (Jolf Caps in . Light Shades $245 to S3.45 See Them Today! Clint's Clothiery The Store With a Conm-lcoce They loft for Maker this morning and will apend the day' there, but will return to litis rliy this evening. HfMnt Three Sales Mcaara. Weeks and Mark, real tors, report the. sale of three houses during Hie pit Hi week. Vanillic llnv Mra. ,1. A. Mnalcraun. of F.lgln. in v 'ailing here tu the home of Mm C. 11. Maya lor a few day a. I lien? tut Business Harry Guwilh and Hen Hi-tiggcr. . farm era mar I'lglu, wen Iransaet ing business in I. a Grande yisler- duy. ..i I'uiitihtssjuit M eel i m The regular weekly meeting of nil! cuy coihiiiikn;ou w ill be Item 'this evenW at 7:iu o'clock In the (city hall build inc. At luibli'i- ' H. G, Avery, county 'agricultur ist, la ut linblcr today assisting in the unloading l a car ol' nitrate of soda to be used an fertilizer by the orelturdisis. To Display Figures Kffigles of George Wellington, Murlha Washington and lletsy Hosa with her flag will be on display at j' library on Saturday morning in honor of Washington's birthday. Held Practice The first practice of the season as held li st evening by the Afner- H''1 ""hi Klgln Kugone Hug. of Klgin. business visitor to La Grand' yes terday. Mr. Hug reports thut they are having spring at Klgin und that the people in that vicinity do look tor any more bad weath- memiierahip. Has Millinery Deimrt tuent Mrs,- A.. Vi.-U'dma bus .charge- of. (lie millinery department, in French and Green's. The balcony, when the department Is located, has been redecoratiyl. new ca "S. mirrors and other equipment Installed. An ex cellent line of hats are In Hiocl. some or them being Pawak. Melarl lleth und Wayman sport hats. tioing to l-iutcrprlsc Mrs. J. C. Zh'lke. of (Vnlralia. Wash., slopped over In La Grand" a short time this morning en route to Luiorprise. when she will visit iriends ami relatives. She was ac companied by Mis. James ICennle. or Knterprl.se, who has been visit ing at Kcho, Oregon. Cent rutin. Wash,, and other points.' Mr. Iteynnlds Hurl .1. K. Ibynolds was painfully in jured Monday at his farm lionie near hen-. - started to op n a barn door w hen "t he door gave way .letting him fall a distance of twelve feet. He has a badly sprained knot' and witH tiulle sick lust night as the rrsull. Although there are no boms broken Mr. Iteymdds Wjj not be able, to ho out for S"Veral days. Lincoln Men Mere J. H. Thompson, of I Mroil. ol the tueehanical division Of the l.iit ntln Wetnr company. .1. II. Hoscow. oT Ihe Portland blanch tf Hie Lin coln Motor company ami A. L Worthing'")), ellief iiM-rhanie of Ihe Lincoln Motor company tor tli Port laud division, were visitors In La Grande over the weefe-end. Tuoy are milking a tour over the eountry interview lug Lineoln deab ts. I'oi iuet lV Lled Here fhas. M. Unltie, of Kapld City. Ma nil obit, arrived In La Grand this mornnig fin No. 2 1 and will spend I he, day as the gtit-st of Mis Margaret Aiismii. Mr. Heat tie form erly made m Grand' bts home anl has many friends hTe. While a irsident of th!.s city be was em ployed by Jay Itrooks, who had a ( lothlng'Htore when' N. K. W-Ht Is now loeated. Mr. Ib-tttti- is on his way to lioise, Idaho, where h' will visit for some time. Personal Mention. N. H. ClftjdiHin f'f I'nion, was in Im Grand- today. Mrs. T. W. Illotint and s j'- r ar rive! I his morning on Ni. 4 and will sp'-ud several days hen- visit jing. Hat'ic Suik'-rt of I'alnor June jhon ri'ttirivd to h--r home this I morning after spending yesterday ; iiT' on bu.Htn''-. 'hjif. Mit'rary Is sp'-tuhng tlx ,di" at Wallova en btisin iw. . Mr. and Mm. L. M. ir- n of i ndl 'n w n- r cit.'n d at fit Somite r hot-t iMt-rday. i. M. Conki v r Mm. tm was In Im Grmttlf venter day tui biisin'-si. He mm ;.t th- Somuor het-l. Yes, Holly wdod j I I : I ! v I Wilt-n Jedii Puloji was afked u point out the most hpuutiftil, irl in Paris, he shouted. "Shu Isn't She a In Hollywood." So Vola D Ami blushed' like, all the Hollywood beautle d5 i Cove. ' were visitors to 1 Grande yesterday. li. M. Wakefield of Maxville. re- Lurneti to his home this morning after spt ndiug two days hero. Mrs. K. Steen left Tor Hot Lake tltis morning lo visit a relative who is In the hospital there. Enoch Morgan left this morning on No. 24 for Huntington. , Mrs. M. K. Ward returned to her home at Knterpilae this morning after visiting relatives here. Georgie Townsend or i:igtn, litis morning oh tin "branch train en route It) her horTu. " left line Oscar F. Olaen of Lostine. Ore gon, was in La Grande ycaterdny on land office business. Mrs. Clara Smalley of lltiker was a visitor In La Giando-lnst evening .Mrs. Smalley is a nurse In one of the linker hospitals. 'Among the Wallowa, county. vlai to0i to La Grande yesterday were Mrs. C. G. Holt of Knterprtse and O. W. Hall of Joseph. They ore registered at teSoinmer hotel. J. H. . Gordon, of the state pub lic aervi-e commission, wus here I his morning on an official trip. Mr. Gordon works out of Hakcr. He will leave for Pendleton t his cv ii ins. Mr. Gordon registered ut the Soiumer hotel. ACCEPTS POST MAX VILLI- (Sp.'clal) ' K. M. i.nidshaw, who has been employed tp-re as superintendent for the past I It re years lei I for Long view, Washington, w hero he has accepted a position with the Long Hell com pany. I mil Tanm-r. general HiipTln-tend'-nt or the Howman-Hlcks com pany, h.-ts been h.orr ou,huni ss, J C. K. L'-wis. woods HTiperlnlelid- c-nl of th' company, has resignc) Ii!m position and will return Houth. W. It. Jack was a Wallowa vlnl lor Hi' rirst hx the wijekt r t ' Miss Klva Williams or Island I'My. has aeeeptd a pcsltlm h-n-as waitress at the iol-l.' Kngln No. 4. whieh has been In me snop tor Mil- past ninety iiays. vll soon be ready tor service again. A lex Horns of Wn llov. a, was u hn;iincs;t visitor to Maxville last wrk. A danee was giv-u at the Log ( ab:n Sal unlay nigbl. Mrs. I . II. Hoffincs. wire of tin iiuister- mechanic, has moved to Maxville". Mia. W. J. I'antrell Is confined to her bom- on account of Injury sustained when she fell from the porch of her home. I'. L. Hoarman of Portland, la al Maxville looking ufler the Interest of his company. Snow IlMtiH-tirliitf. T!:- -;:;n i.s i,i-l'iug fant in titi icinity. in two more weeks It will lie gon'. Wallacf Wils'jn Iiiin aiv'i pb d n pesifion hs ffr'-miin h-r. Dr. T. S. T. nbrook In boav at the pn -nt time u.n large part ot Ihe population have colds. Mrs. W. K. Waba of Hak-r In viw tting at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Hemming hen-. Miss lb-Hale Hin hrield wim a btia irif'ss tailor to linb-rprlw Ihe last of t he w"'k. ('hat. Snaffor) la Innlalled in his new supply hoiif and Ims It nr taiicd perfectly. Since in. depHrlure ir Mr. Hrl V. V. httrch in buny lotikiug after the -amp. W. A. MacKenzle has hc-n 'on ! filed to Ilia home the pant week lOth la grippe, (oil ire now able to tw out again. AT G 1 ,Mr. Smith, organizer fr the M.jdred poumla of rtrnnp-al and oth Liggett's : Little Bits from The East The Pick of the -World's Heat Confections. Here urn Hiiniu of the pieces that tills masterpiece packugu con talus: CHOCOLATK Novelty Com bt nation Centers, Smyrna -Klg8 und Hallowe'en latH, Fancy Milk-Coated Cara tuelH, Plgnolta Hrltlle, Pis tacliio Iteltuont, Fancy Ju Harry. fS ON Oil O C O L A T V: Wnipped Pure I'ream Cnr tunels. Selected Jordan Al monds, Wrapped Nougat in en. Surfed Dates Crystalled In Sugar. The Nile of this package has run Into the millions since Us Introduction a short time ugo, and we recommend It to. all us the Ideal gift pack 'use. I .i Jcr Pound ; S1.50 A1ho( In, 2 und .5-lb, sizeH. Glass Drugs i Inc. Tin- P.KXAU. S(lre , La Grande, Oregon OHTLAM) MAItKKTS POUTLANI), Ore. (Hy the Asso ciated Press) Livestock ateudy to day. Kggs ono-hnlf lo two cents higher,' 25cj27c. Huller 47c: butterrut 47c. hi"iti:hfat aoic HAN FKANC1SCO (Al') -terrat 50 (ie. HOISi; MAItliF.TS I'lltM HOISK. lda.( Svicclal) 'lloise markets held firm Tuesday, retail cnunler prices remaining un changed while wholesale quotation columns showed no signs of varia tion. . Kggs, prices of which-have undergone marked declines dur ing the last mont h. seemed fixed at J5 cents yer dozen. . poi vtH,A n'i" ' i;itA i "Si ai tii i:;'r' POHTLANO. tro. AP) Wheat Hard white H. S. Haarl. Febrti try.i JLibl; March. $1.J0; soft white. February. $1.80; March, $1.83; western white, February. $l.7,fi; March. $1.83; hard winter, February, no quotations; March, $ 1.80; northern spring. February, no quotations; March, $1.75; p. I'll, hard white. February, $2.15; March $2.15. . Oata No. 2 white f I. Febru ary.' $10; March. $42; No. 2 gray. February. $:i; March, $4 1. Corn No. ;i K. V. shipment, February. $47; March. $17.50. MAItlillK AT A GI.ANCi: NKW YOltlv. (AP) Stocks le rcgular; Amerh-an Smelting breaks 7 points, rallies 4 Honda i Markets ,, I , ! r t nselthd; French bonds;'"'' ' origin, ,,. Verii.t rcrover. . l'ore!gn exchang' Mixed; ster ling lower; l-'reiich frantts improve. CottonHigher; rlrm spot mar kels. Sugar Feat iireiesH. Co f Tor Kasy; foreign sidling. CI IH 'AGO MP) Wheat--Firm; decn':t.sing stfickn. Corn- Sleadj ; commi.ssion house support - ,iiu,1 - - irrJ'gular. Nogs Steady lo slrong. HALL KECOMEK SOCIAL CENTER (Continued from Piiro 1.) !),inK ,,r Mr. and .Mrs. G. I Niri- non. chairman. Mr. ami Mrs. George T. Cochran. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Warnlck, and Mr. and .Mrs. Dwlght Jeasie. SCHOOL Mi l I AltltA(,l l. HI ND, Ore. Central Orogod school day. principal spt Ingt into at bb'i Ic event or schools In the mid- irgon country, will be held jj n Hend this year May 1. Last year It huh held In Prinevllb-. Athlete from high school In Bend. Hedmoml. Prinevllb. Ma dras and Mitchell compete In the track nnd field meet. ItOV SHOOTS OH TOOT. HKNI), A vlotlm of Id- own weapon, a ."12-callbi'r rlfb. j Washington Phlpp. 1 0-year. old : win tf Mr. and Mra. J. M. Ptilppn of t hi city, wan injured Sund iy ! when t he gun w as accidentally ! dtHharge(. j Tin bullet ranged downward In ! hin right foot, tract irtng the bono of oil'.- trie. The attending phy-; Htcian found (be aha! tend b ad difficult tt iciiiirt . i ncv. Miso.v K.vn.nr moon KiiiM.it m:ti :.ci;n. PKNDI.KTi iN. I lurry Adalu. ll-wmwl N-laon Knight, in taken Sjititrdny night In a raid , pr-10 liilig aonto wonderful a-r-condti tod by federal Hnd b-cal Of - I 1,10ns. Ufa utibjed bint nigbl w.iH floors 3?t mi leu oint of I'endl ton j "The Prodigal Son." Ho pri-aohi-d in the Him- mountalna. n f ln'd ! a i jirnently that one lady and $2"eH an) oa;a and wntoneod l!two iit"n eanu- forth lo seek God'a imtvo S daa In the county Jail, j pardon. U pbal guilty to poaN-Hslon of n utill and aeveral barn-la of 'tiaah. On- ton of Kugar. rt-veral hun- : .Shaft to Collins' "Tomb P" 1 '"is ' ' ' m mil i ... Vlrr miitlng experts sunk the un-ioot nlmfl a)Hve Sand Cave near Cave Ci.Hlvy.. to reach Floyd Collins, first trapped by a boulder nnd thetv-vn-1 i o tit bed by a cave-in in the only entrance, n small winding tunnel.. Prosperity Walks Abroad: : In Northwestern States CHICAGO (AP -, sudden arrival last though remarkable, "did not over , whelm, and the northwest has not I been left asleep nt the sw It Itch," iCharles F, Colllsson, agricultural editor of The Minneapolis Tribune, told members of the Inland Dally Press association hero today. "liven wheat raising communi ties are alive and active," said Mr. If Cotltsson. "A query sent out by I The Tribune revealed 45 different projects now In active operation lo cally throughout the five north jwcsl states to put agriculture on a better basis." Mr. Collisson's address was on diversified agriculture and lt3 ef- fcetfon the. prosperity of commun ities that have developed dairying md balanced farming, fie told of the revival of prosperity In the northwestern states this year, as a result of the new grain crops of 1924. "In 1123 the total value of U.S.F1LMS ARE AT THE FRONT nriltLLN (AT) American rilntH' mad' tin' strongest Impression t hrooghotil t he world during the year 1024, in the opinion of men and women regarded as authorities on the question of the film by Deri Deutsche, a local dally. This Jour-, nal addressed an inquiry to min isters of education, movie stars, stage managers, crliics. movie playwrights odiiora of H'tu maga zines, ami movie censor.t In a num ber ol' foreign countries, asking tin in which of the 1D24 films im pressed them, most. Hanged according lo Ihe coim- was as ioiiows: i no ursi piace( was awarded to 174 American, -'4 German, $u Fn-nch. '27 Swediwh, J4 Hussian. and 4 Italian films. Ainerlejtii or Kngtish films re fei'red to by lllle and recurring frequently ,,h ravoiileM I Mel lid" "Down to the S-'a in Ships," "Hrok- n Hlossoms," ami "The Thi r of Hng.lad." Mary Pit k lord and Alia Na.l moe both voted first place to "The J'-ilval ion Hunters." Charlie Chuploi agr I wilh Oman Doyle in believing "Down lo Ihe Sou. in Ships" to have heen tip- stmngost movie of the year. IH MPING TO hi; I'OI GH r. IIOOH HIVKH. Ore. The torn niitisloneis of Skamania county, Waddngton. have la inched a cam- Th ntfendaiii bo-i'-aning. Th- nuhjeet tonight la 'John 3-lfi." Don't mtKH it. L' t'a g-t a rrort'l nnd go to tin n-w ohur-h - Prosperity's i ten leading erops In thi ninth fed summer, al-ieral reserve diattlct was aboul $5;iO,ooo. oho. In the same crops were worlh ' $ l ,1 lO.oiio.ooo and the prices are slill soaring," he declared. 1 . "All through central and south ern Minnesota where lite creamer ies nnd cheese factories are numer ous, and farmers are milking and feeding pigs and chickens on the by-products of "dairying, it Is ub-' surd to say that farmers are hurd up. ' They reap u harvest In the milk pall two or three times a day and pay their debts like good busi ness men." Mr. Colllsson said talk aboul price fixing comes hugely from communilicH I hat do not know much about the dairy cow. "Wher ever we find i community where the cow paths are numerous." lit said, "there we find the real pros perity, even during the past five years." .... ... patgn to prevent the use of rlghlt of ways of highways as dumping grounds. District Attorney Sky ami Sheriff Gordon wen instruct ed to use. every legal means ol eliminating the nuisance.' A cam- ifilgpt of editcitllon '-jlvll fbe'tlaiinch- CII, 1L Wiltf HUIICIJ. WOt'M) TAX noimiT; HliAHS HATH. Kng. (AP A lax on bobbed heads in balancing its hud- gel Is proposed by City Council man s. it. i.owin. m.j u it I- in) income was derived by a tax on the pow-ih-red hair of the ladles or the sev enteelltll century, he points mil. A ravorabb- report was onlered b the senate agricultural com mittee on the nomlnillon of Will iam M. Jardine to be secretary of agriculture. A h-jj peU. lib I. iihi r advertiser merihaudl.'ii'r. There's No Hope For a obaure mail vbo In I, c u when lie's ImiIii I Iks, C not nec essary any longer. We give it personal guaran tee, In mlililliiii In Hint of the rat-lory mi Gi;. lilt AL COItUs and wr make. Mir own (idjiMmciilM. They must gHo iu i full I ollur-ror-l fol iar Service. Ask us moil iiImuiI the (.IMIIAIi -.Jennings & Shumato Trops. Succcssfjrs to Southard & Shinn. Milk of Magnesia MiK & K. liosl to cmiiitciiK't acid ity of stuiiiiuli; fur dys pepsia and iiidiufstion. Pint, 00c Moon Drujj Co. I Acrilhtug fur Hie sick ltMMti I'Hom; MAIN H Men's Union Suits Men's medium weight fine ribbed Unions, ecru color; sizes 36 to II Priced low. $1.19 55 STOItlOS Building Permits William Holllns will tmlld a Sit. Aim homo on Washington Ih- V t ween 1 1 1 b anil I'JIli st reef . Vork In start nt oneo, . 'riie building periitli was IksiicU iis morning a( (ho otty offlcoH, TESTIMONY IN GAMBLE CASE HEARD (Continued from page 3) room wuh dug out of the wood work by the officers but Ih without a sign of a jacket. The autopsy was Held by T,oe Warrilek und his anals- lanta In on effort to find some frag ments or the steel jacket und thus complete the chain of circumstan tial evidence agatnst Gumble. Luke H. May, noted crlntnologlst of Seattle, who was the chief wit ness In the Centralla murder cases some months ugo wus brought here hy the prosecution this morning. The Springfield rirte which belong ed to Gamble, the section of the woodwork in which the bullet enJ lered. (he door of the house und the bullet have- been In May's possession for examination, for some weekB preceding the .trial. So far Mr. May lias not uppeured on the stand to give testimony. Kx -Coroner on Stand. Hat Hohncnkump, former county coroner, waa the first witness on the Bland this ufternoon. Mr. Hon- WILLIAM FOX jam in TEETH? ST-A-It Friday - Saturday - Sunday Quick, Service Ol 'It CAFKTFHIA Ll'NCIIi;oN nerved from II A. M. until 2 P, M., haa leaped. Into Immediate popitlarily - and jually mo. O ir Cafelerla Moiiu Ih mimt varied with tbdlcloua t liing lo eat. Our . Kpi-clal equipment uiakca the ni rvk-e faat und ait lafactory. TIIK A LA CAUTI-; SFHVH'K In offi-ct from opening uulll cloning hours' la all that can be asked by I lt,e moat raatldioua a lo menu and Hi t vice. You Mil enjoy our Special Kvenlng Dliniera a well na a aleak or a hi t lad after the theater or a fiance. WK MAKK bill OWN t'ANDIF.S and French Paatry und are prepared lo fill apodal patty or dera In tiiefte llm-b, (N'ii llll I A. M. Week Ihh for our iiiim niciice. sootlay nil II I. M. BED SPREADS We won nblc to .mtiiit n few mini llotl Spnnils 1111 IIh IHipulHr bl'M-k rn'M hi heuiilliul ia(lcrti. If roil ltao Ini'it wanting one, got It now 1 Art & Baby Shop "i:vi;iiYTHiN; i-ou im; ii.miv" III.MM 1 1 IIIMi II I Solium r IIMk. SIWII'IMi III -I i:ill K I'Al-l l.lt.NS l(. M. I'. I IIHI AII STAR "Hearts With IHUIAUT WiKWUllTII .Ml. I I'M LINK CTAIIKK .i.w. "wii. TUB HUB nenkusnp will testify on Ihe find ings of the eoronet-a Jitry no doubt. Jurors serving on the case who wore selected yesterday are, Klta M.. Hruael, John Schmlttle. Fred Spaeth, A. L. lit rry, John Allen, Al Fuller, John Christians n, 1 1. A. Carbine. J. li, Trippeer. Dan Wu teuskow, George H. Chapman and August Krieksen. Wherever they sell good candy Mi inerva Says Uoya, if" you would like a pair of Hrown Calf Ijicj Shoes. , welt sole and rubber heel, we have thnm In sixes from 2i to 6 at :i.l).V thesb sold orlglnully at $'.((. We have anotiter stylo aa good na I hose ubove men tioned, which; Hold for r.5il. Our price now $1,-1 A. " ; Also Hrown Hliehcr nl. Muusing laat Army style, soft cup at $:i.so; 1 ,t!" '" Theae ' an A - I 'rft H6ol ahoes ami a I I -1 o a t h u r throughout. v THE BOOTERY (JAY IIAVHLON, Mgr. Ditucatc Voiir Fcet lo ' ('row Itlght. Efficient Today of Oak" A alii-iint; luti' nf Ni-iv Kll.r ImihI unit Ihr l-'ifizfn Nnrlh. nr nil: Miunr- EVERY'BITES A PEUGHT wA &4 - A- IB I .H.U.HI- IDS' UII Ij Giant Lintoin and n of can: p. : mat rial ii9"'l in lis'tning a!to of (j I Chape), corn r of X and 'fciTtK- at T;3'J.-Aav, 1 M wvie found.