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Tuesday. February 21, 192.").
THE LA GRANDE- EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
Local News In Brief
i
lOMLNU I VliMS
IlstiUt liljvli Bchool basket Iki II
tournament t Lnlon, March
6, ti.
Wallowa-Tnlon County Banket
bull Tournament, here, Feb
ruary J7-J8. m
Annual Chamber ot Commerce
baii'iu'-t, Mari'li .1.
1,. 11. H- Hen lor play, March
i-2!.
I'liion County Agricultural Kcn
iioinic Conference; Ktgin,
Murrli 1-1 I'lildM, Mari'li IS;
, a Cnitide, March M.
ewes aiul hoptH tu
If a tU-ul with h:iiiic
iariiicrs fur muck
guard pointers and preparing them
lor iw Federal inspection which
will be held ut thu nxt regular
meeting of Hit! guard next Monday
evening.
pure hru
abh- to 11
ihe valle
,8Ui'h type
j Attfiitlitt Initiation
l J. M. lV;in and V. M, lVare
,pent II... ttt...k ,.It, ... 0llllirUl(
j("n'""' IH.-y urtil l.i iiwiis;
,m a Kni'.'lHs of ('nhimhnx imtia
'"" Th.-y r.liirn.,1 iu jlt Urunde
t Sunday.
II, re Yolonlny
fliati. Crogan imiih- in from
iIh Iioiih' ut lOiitrprlw'.'. Mr. Cro
fciin Kpt-nt Bi'vcml days l Hoi
i,ali viiltlns lrlendH.
.ecopts Position
Miss Violet Wheeler haa nccupl-i-d
a position us stenographer foi
Ihe IVrkins Motor Company. Kim
wa formerly em ployed hi the
(.handier of Commerce offices.
I'd Make Home at Hoist
Mm. May llui,' left La Grande
thiH morning en route ( Boise, Id
aho, where she will moke her
iiunie in thu future.
Here f if nil Siiinuieiwir
Stanley Arnnldns u:
lo La ,r,i;uidi yi.it,.,-,
h'-re Mr. Arnold UN
new Kurd
balloon til-
Mrs. IVrkiiL til-
Mrs. W. C. ivrktim underwent
an. operatluu thbi morning ut the
Grande Itonde Hospital. She la re
ported Kitting along nicely..
Cnlltfl tu Caldwell '
Mm. ivter Mclonald und sun
George, li-rt Sunday, by aulo. for
Caldwell. Idaho, when? Mrs, i Mc
Donald wan called by the Illness of
her sister. Mra. Kuwtt Ayero.
SAVEwM
UFE"
atyour
C7
DRUGSTORE
Here I'rotn Portland
Mih. V. It. Yerger. of I'orllund.
Ih spending a. few dtfys In I .a
Grande where she wus called by
vhtitui the ill urns of her sou. Wilbur
Whiletyimu-. 4r Show is Home w hut lm-
pun liastd a L m oved u the urcscnt time.
.. . i iu)IM-U H till
Hen- horn Cortland .
t. Jl. Milan, of tin- Herviee de
partiuenl r I 1m- lord Motor Com
pany or ''Portland, is spending sev
eial daH in l.a Grande on business.
Uiiuni riniii Walta Walla ,
Mr. and Mrs. i-i. l. riUtwv and
two h'kih hav returned from Walla
Walla. Washington, ali-r Mpendins
several days tlo-re visiiinj;.
To llnvi Mct'tliiif;
The Kpworth lenKiie of the Is
land City Church will hold their
i t'Riitar business niee in at t he
home of Mm. Lee Kniith I'Viday
I'Vi'inng.
Mrs. Ifurriuan 111 .
Mrs. C. 1). Hufluian. who Ikih
iieen itute ill for tho pawl Wetdl Is
nblo lo he up a;ain. Mrs. I.. K.
Hill, of Klin. has, been Hprndintr
jie week with her.
Arvhed This .Moriiiin; 1
A A troop of playera lor "ItriiiR-j
intr l"p l-'utlier in Ireland." which
ill he Kiven at the Arcade The-j
aire this evening, arrived In La J
Uraiide till HinorniliK on No. 2-1,
II rlil Nearini; Cnnipletloii
W, W. lbRers has Rone to (taker,
where he is frenian of a construc
tion ruiir working on a bridge four
teen mil's soutii (f UaUer. The
uridine will be completed In about
two weeks.
I'llllHl
Leo Stark wuh fined $l and
costH yesterday for exceeding the
apeed limit on the highway. The
fine wus levied by Hugh K. Urady
justice of peace.
Here fur Hall
Mr. and Mrs. C. L, Pulmcr, Mr.
and Mrs. Walt McGrott and Mls
Ktlnd Korslrum or North Powder
were here last evening to attend
the Klk'8 unnual ball. They were
tetristered ut the Summer hotel.
Mined rriis
L. A. Stoop luis moved his of
tir,; from the Holmes Itulldlnt: lo
tlie 1 .a G runde Na t loiial ltn nk
Hulldinp, where he will continue
in the Heul Kstato business. Mr.
.stoop deals cspeelully In furm
ianda.
Colds und Neuralgia
Pains
often coiue on so maidenly
that It payM to kei p at hand
u rellaldn remedy w hich will
give prompt relief.
PUKKTEST
Aspirin Tablets
n re Ideal for thlH purpose,
They are dependable, con
venient and Inexpensive.
Yo'j can jget n aniall puckt't
box of 24 for 2a cents.
a biK bottle of mo for Of
.cents.
Keluriietl Home
Mrs. V. 1. Cronin. of Knterprise,
returned to lief ho.ue ihis morning
alter spendiiiR several days with
her husband who Ik at the Nature
Cure home here. She reports Mr.
1'iuiiin very much Improved.
Oregon Troupers On (he Ah
The I M' Moss family of l-'aslern
Oreq-on. known in La Grande, will
nroadeaMt an Oregon program over
WUC at Washington, It. (., March
r.rd, at seven o'clock Pacific Coast
time. One of t h"ir mini hers will,
be "Sweet Oregon" '.I DeMoitS colll-
t position.
.Mi. Klug Hen
L. P. King, of Lumber-ton, Can
ada, Is visiting here ut Ihe home of
Mr. and Mrs. G. C Uobson. He
teturued to Ixi Grande with Mr.
Kobson u few days ugo, who had
been to Spokane. Washington, on
oiiHiness. Mr. King expects tu
leave (his evening.
Made
these
rapidly
from t r u e Aspirin,
tablets disintegrate
and act promptly.
Boosts Groves
SIGHT-SAVING
CLASS NEEDED
Htrt't Jack Dunn, owner-manager
f the Baltimore Mor'Jltonal
Lcaeue club. Dunn has el many
ball players to the majors, the latest
being "Letty" Groves, who was sold
to the Athletics for the reported sum
of $100,000. .Ana Dunn, by tile way,
claims ti roves Is (he best pitcher he
ever scntup.
Gl
rv
ass urues
Inc.
riic m:Ai, i, simo
La Grande, Oregon
SPECIALDANCE
oooooooooooooooooooooooo
HERE TDNIGH
I
Ituylnis NIiih1!'
C. A. Hanu-s or Klletisburg,
Washington, arrived In La Grande
this morning on a buying trip.
Mr. names is in the market for
Here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J.
.loilett McCord liar
of Itaker, wen
Grande Sunday.
T. Jones, of the
Iware (.'oinpuoy.
visitors to La
They were the
Nellleton
Oxfords
FOR
Sl'KlNG
JUST
- IN!
TAN
AND
ULACIv
ABERDEEN
. STYLE '
Oxfords of ((iiiilily
And Worth
Clint's
Clolhiery
Tb 8trfi Willi Coiisclcuce
guests of Miss Carrie Hunter of Is
land City and also visited .1. L
Ileyiuilds. who is cunlirvd tu his
Hioine liere. t
Had llusliiesH Electing
A meeting of the. Union County
Poultry Association was held Sat
urday evening in tho city hall.
Generul business of the nssoclutlon
took up most of the session. Two
new members, ('cell Young and
Mis. George Chupmuii, were tuken
into the organization.
Markets - !
i;ggs rsi-:m.i;i
1 'O It'll N I , Ore. (A P) 1 Aw
stock nominally steady today. Kggs
unsettled. Itutter 47 cents, bultcr
fut firm.
Urri KUl AT HALK DOLLAIt
SAN ritANCISCO (AP) Hut
terfut CD cents today.
Will Moot
Harris r'rench. Mr. MacLuugh-
iin and Mr. Cruze are now In
structing the American Legion
drum corps in the urts of drum
wnrlt 1 nder I heir caoable In
struction tho corps Is mukltig good
progress und hopes to exceed lis
last year's record, A pructlce will
be held tonight at the Ulverslde
Park at 7:4a.
IIOINK MAItKI-ri'S STKADY
HOlSi;, Ida. (Special) Itolso
markets w'ere steady Monday, bolli
retail and wholesale holding clear
of variations. Kggs discontinued
their downward trend, the low re
tail price remaining at 2i
Plans are now complete for the
special dance tonight at Zuhcr
hull where dancers will have the
pleasure of hearing for the, first
time Walt Allen's famous orches
tra from Iduho's new million dol
lar hotel, the Lcwis-Clurk. at Lew
Iston. This orchestra will be here
tonight und a rare treat Is untict- ! cKh
CINCINNATI. O. (AP) There tu
urgent need In our public schools
for 25 times us many sight saving
(Classes Npcciat clashes for children
with seriously defective vision us
now exbit. declared I,ews II. Cur
rls. managing director. National
Committee for the Prevention of j
ItlindncKj?, In an address before u
conference of school superintend
ents from all sections of the Putt
ed States held ere today under
'thu auspices of Ihe Xutionu! Kdu-
cullou afsoclatlun. 1 hero ure ut
present, Mr. Carris suiil. approxi- j
mutely 20U sight-saving clas-ses :
scattered about the country, vhere
us approximately 6 000 such classes!
art needed.
"There are in the Pulled States,"
Mr. Carris said, "at leiLst 5t.too
children with such seriously de-1
fectlve vision that they are. unable;
to keep up with the work of nor-'
mully sighted rhllditui. There Is
need for one sight-saving cbss in
every group of 5000 school chll-.
dren. New York State. Ohio. Min
nesota and Massachusetts have
M-eu uwiiKi'iieM io iiie MTiinifluviw
iof this situation und are now pro
viding state funds for t he eNtub-
iisnmeni or sigm saving classes in
cooperation with the locul com
inunttlcH reo uirlng them. Tho re
maining states also should recog
nize not only the need for such
c busses but thut their cost should
not be borne entirely by the munic
ipality." Mr. Carris urged 'the superin
tendents to acquaint themselves
with tho splendid work being cur
ried on In the Night-saving classes
In Cincinnati, which, he said. Is one
of the very few cities liuvinir
of t he.so classes 1 o lake
Tennis Shoes
Mimn' UWuk Oxfords- ,
Women's ltluck UxforilH..'.
Youths' Vlill., Iti-uviitiimmcii Trnnis NliorH
lloya' Whit.?, llrown-trlmmi'd 'I'i niils Sllois
Ilrown-trimmrd Ti'iinls Shoes,.. '.
llrow ntr.ilumcd Suction 8ulo Tennis ahuca..
Wen's Wllte,
Men's Whito
Me
...X'
I.I5
I.U5
..$1.13
..$I.VH
53 STOKES
TUB BUB
Baker High Trounces
Muddy Greek Five 40-11
1IAKKH, (iro. (Ki-rliil The
Muddy freek busketbull itlntel
sufrered their flrnl di'Teut of the
seu-son ut Ihe hunds of tho linker
hiRh hmuikI. 40 lo II, oil Hie locul,".
high school floor hist iiIkIiI.
'I'he linker team was never push-;
I'd lit liny BlllKO of the illlne, lile:
thoiiKli much uf the spirit unrt' i
rlKht shown by w I'uriile niul'-"
(?ohl In nltier K'imes whs hiekilllf.
Much fumbling tended tu muke thu"
(fiiine upllllcreMting.
puled. Iiuncing
promptly.
starts ut 8:30
w.
C. PERKINS
IS ELECTED
. PRESIDENT
(Continued from Paife 1.)
Ill City Yesterday
Itev. and Mrs. II. K. Hughes,
Miss Constance I u;;Ii-;h and Mrs.
Charles llibberl. visitors In
La Grande yesterday. Mr. Hughes
was rornierly pastor of the Presby-I .
!eiian church at I nion mifl was; Mr. Iteyiiolils lielter
: transferred from there lo l inatil- .1. M. Iteynolds. who was Injured
!la.
I - . . j : - . - -
jAtlcndiu-; O. A. C. I'.xposillmi
The official delegates of the La
Grande high school now attending
.the exposition -at Oregon Agricul
tural College are: Mrs. J. K. Churl
'bin. chaperone; Karl Ham well.
Philip Walnmil, I
liayiuond Griffin.
ruesl l'aus, und
a short, time ago by a fall Is re
ported somewhat belter at tile pre
heul time although Improvement
seems slow. An X-m' picture wus
taken of the injured leg and no
bones were tound to be broken, al
tiiftnirh ii lltrament Is torn iooay and
! it will be several duys before he
will be able to be up.
Ilciinct! Veiled Here
W. W. Itennelt of Km lUego l
'm t Grande for a few days visit -
nig friends. Mr. Henuett still
luwns a ranch at High Valley a Tew
'miles out of I nion. lie moved to
Icallfornia sonfe years ago for Mrs.
jliennell's health but siys ho still
manages lo get back to the Grande
1 Itonde Valley each year for a llt
:tle hunting und fishing.
hliijnr McMurrny Urn'
1 Major J. W. MeMurray. an offi
cer of the 1'nited States Arny. was
in La Grande kisl evening ami met
' -.villi the La Grande National
! Guard at Eagles Jlalt. Major Me
i Murray wus h-re giving Hie local
Itotlnir Cm mission, lo Mitt
The newly uppolnled boxing and
wrestling commission of La tiruude
will hold its organization meeting
this evening, according lo present
olans . One of the chief Hems to
t... .. i ii-ni I,,, t lii iiiHMiint
r. Members
arc: W. C
Joe Keeney,
L. Ualstun.
be taken up will be the
meiit of a mulchmaki r.
of the commission'
CrewH. Itoy Kurnam.
J. J. Carr, and lr. K.
Ion County Puir ussuciutioii, and
touched upon a flyer In baseball.
The club then mot In the fifth
rioor of, the Foley building.,
H. K. O'Brien, president of tho
nlKUrnlon Vouny Ad Club ITi Ji)20. told
per dozen while the
stands at Uo cents.
high price
MO; .MAItliKT 1 Olt CD I P
CHICAGO (AP) Kverett C.
irown, president of 1 he Chicago
live slock exchange, in a statement
issued Monday said the 7ti,00l) hogs;
Monday, with an estimate uf 32.-
000 for TlH'.siluy Indicates flint the
l'ig hog- runs for the winter and
the coining spring- are uver. Hogs
Will Sindoubtedly sell Well uver 9 12
this .week.
"riaslern shipping demand keeps
up Hi long." the statement con
HtAied. "which Is forcing Hie hog
market up on tho packers. h'or
the first lime this winter hogs are
practically on a paying basis rela
tive lo current prices for corn In
the count ry. Willi a material re
duction In receipts for I ho next six
months any bullish prediction on 'Stoddard, which dellgliled Ihe bus
caro of all Its children with' seri
ously defective vision.
Valentine Day Lucky
One ior Longworth
(Continued from Vase 1.)
of the completion of tho. good roud
program, started In 1U12 by G. L.
Larlsou's committee.
Mr.; Ii, ,P. Mossmun, in-c.sidcnt In
1!i2l, touched upon several points,
Including Ihe official burying of
"Old Man Gloom." r The. funeral
was attended by lmstors, the bund
and must have been tulte an af
fair. G. L. I la ri son, president of the
club prior to Klmcr Stoddard men
tioned that the big things that
really" otiuiit for Ihe thumbcf Is lay
ing Hie! groundwork for projects,
usually accomplished through
many committee meetings, and
much lime spent in thoroughly In
vestigating situations.
Vot-ul Number.
G. Ll Dullon, during the 'meet
ing, sang, "Gypsy Love Song" ac
companied ut the piano by Uuvld
hog prices is apt to be realized and
$14 to $15 Is almost a sure thing
some time during Hit; next four
months.
"The beef and cat He sit not ion
also exhibits, n much belter lone
und fall le prices have also hccii
bottom."
IV-1)-A I
So -aklng Cla?
The Public Sneoklng Clusa will
meet tonight nl the home uf Italph
liyers at 7"l K avenue. Plve min
ute discussions on the subject. "Is
Husiness Heller Than Last Year"
'will be given by Italph Myers. Max
: Cullen and Horace Nelson. The
jmain mldress of the evening will be
ny J. A. Tedford who will speaK on.
"How I Pound Business Conditions
Ik'twwn La Grande and Atlantic
City." based on a recent trip to the
At kin lie seaport.
iness men ho greafly that they In
sisted upon more. Mr. notions
second selection wuh "lly the Wat
ers ol the iMInldoku.y
the "higher" office.
Me will still hold Ihe purse
strings of Congress, and the Con
gress, like (he Individual, can b
powerfully influenced through lis
"pocket nerve."
'ihe elevation of Longworlh to
tho speakership will give the
House, a presiding officer of a type
widely different from that of any
incumbent in the last generation.
I hero Is about him nothing of
I thu dictatorial brusiiueness that
characterized "Cmr" Cannon, lb
has none of the physical linprcs-
siveness and statcsmaiwllke bearing
of Champ Clark.
The tilr of dignity and aloof Id
Mess which has enabled Spcakct
Gillelt to give a certain distinction
to his rclg,!! Jsenroly; lucK'tig ,ln
hlni.
Lungwort h, however, . possesses an
'inusual cotublnalhin of ability and
Mod fellow shl p which has made
him nut only one of the most effi
cient workers In the House but one
of the best liked.
He has lo an unuHiial degree the
knack of holding on opponent's
good will even while giving him a
licking.
Ah a Republican of Ihe Ingrain
ed, orihodox type, he HghlH hard,
Ittit he flghtH fair, and he fight
with u smile,
STAR
WEDNESDAY - TUl'KSDAY
William Desmond
"The Measure
of
a
Man
And Chapter No. 1 of
"WOLVKS Ol'V THE. NORTH
Building
Permits
Personal Mention
l.yle Sl'i IiikIkiiu r linhler wus III
l.ii (irunile yesterduy on business.
W. J. Townlcy of Union
here yesterday on liuslni ss.
you see Buick pull away
in front when the traffic
starts is the extra power
in the Buick Valve-in-Head
ensinc. Buick's
- - .
15U1CK s
I Mat Kurres bus gone to Pendl
tm w lu re he will be employed fur
: some time.
Ted Cochran was a bulnss vis
or to Iji Grande ycslerdoy rrum
Imbler.
Irwin Gregory olitiiinid a build
ing permit this morning for rer
pairing a house on P avenue, be
tween Seventh and Light h streets.
The work will cost about $n00 ac
cording lo the estimate.
LA GRANDE'S
EXIIIIUT WINS
FIRST PLACE
(Continued from Page 1.)
was made up in black and yellow
an a background. The lumber In
dustry was also featured by this
exhibit. Woolen and paper mills
were characterized by the Oregon
City chamber of commerce display.
AGED SWEDISH
PREMIER DEAD
(Continued from Pago 1.)
id. As a result of the Socialists'
victory In the elections In the fall
'of I!I2I he was returned to power.
Ills government remained until
I April. U'23. during w hich Hrunllng
was both premier anil foreign min
ister. It resigned after having been
b leated In the upper chamber on
a proposal by the government to
distribute dobs umong the unem
ployed.
The succeeding nlnlslry resign
fd In October, tr.IL because of di
vergent views between It and par
liament on the question of disarm
ament und for the third time
Hrantlng was called lo head
government.
Carriage Accessories
New Cn iago 1Ui1ms, lit cnM-bct with pink ami blue Irlumiliig;
hI.mi crepe tie i-liliie wllli pillows lu match. UliuikelH, Chimps,
. Mows, etc. .
Art & Baby Shop
"i:VEUVTHINJ I'Oll THK IIAMV"
III.MSI'1 K'HIMJ lintel hnniiller llliln. M'AAd'IMl
UUriUltK'K I'ATl'EltNM l. M. V. 'l'llltlOAD
liny WHIIuins went n
lliis iiiornlnc on Imsiness.
I miller
Ji.s.-ih Ward left Im UmlKle thin
in., mini: on the hrunch Mm' train
en roule lo Wulloa on business.
' Hun TlllllHT of tile HolMllllll
HlekH I.uiiiIht Company, left this
'iiiorninK for Wallowa on business.
I
ir. unit
Imbler
attend Ihe
. Mrs. C A. Iltukely of
re here lust eenln lo
Klk's unnual ball. .
Mrs. Krunk lleiivls und son Uay-
1 let. of Klllernrlse. were. lltrs
'in l.a llrande yesterduy.
CLL'IJ RENDERS
SONG PROGRAM
(Continued from page )
The hlKKfSl vaeiiney lo oerur 111
I lie. House with the tuisMlui; or the
li)il)U'ollKI'ess Mm, ll 4. will he Hull
due to the departure i,f rotund
Samuel 11. Wlnslow uf Wiireeuter.
Mass.
Wlnslow wasn't defeated, he sim
ply didn't run imnlu.
I'liysleully. Wlnslow Is I lie per-
solllfleallon of the plelure the ear-
lounlsts draw lo typify the "Irusls.
Heavily Jowled. of Immense Klrlll.
with BraylliB whiskers parted in
the middle, a la link-lies, lie iooi.h
ii hlKHi-r limn the Sim poiimis
or so till' seales show to Ills ereilll.
Iir.
Ihe
With
Aniorlcun tailrs shut
;nilKrunts Turn lo Australia
MKMIOlMtNl-:, Australia (Afl.
Hlnee the fnlled Ktates beitall
i Id Inn liiiiulKiatlon, south'
Kurope has turned eovelous eyes
o A istralla. and there has been
a meat Influn of Slavs., lireelts,
Italians. Maltese and oilier mo-
EiRht Teams to Enter
La Grande Tournament
(Continued from Pnirn 1.)
Hon plan. A team liiusl. lose Iwlee
in order lo be out of the loiirna
meiit. Thus after I'rlduy's ttumes
all eluhl teams will ukiiIii play on
Siil iirilny moriilni?. uf Ihe four
wlnnlni; li-iiiiis wuieiiwni n-in-m
ill Ihe dlstrlet at I'liloli III the
easlern Oregon lollrnaiiietil eaeh
will have to play three times dur
ing the eoilrse nf Ihe tuiirnumeni
The latest udvlee Is llmlju,,,,, ,.v,.ry i. iiin will have an eiiml
few
ekS With 1,2011
Those iiarlhipiillni; In the pro
gram lippeared in approiriale eos
tiliue. I'reeedinic Ihe iirofrram al
7:ao o'eloek Hie reruliir business
meeting of the miisb-al took plaer.
durlnir whleh time It wus deelded
that the Monday Musical would
present Miss Krederlke Hehllke In
reellal heri- In June, when she. will
return from the Kuet where she
has been studjiiiK; and teaehlnu;
pie
the
here In
Juko-sIiivs.
Kir (loorire I'llller. premier
New HOllth Wales, nun wrilieniiH
ARCADE
WHDNKSD.CY ONLY
Hall C'ni lie's
'THE ETERNAL CITY"
Cumody ''Omar KIiayaiH'1
THUKSDAY
4Thc Man Who
Came Back"
I...!,,,, ellni nali'd rlKlit III I lie siari
!by drowlllK two bad leums In i
uf ...... ..iitwxivli Hits fun happen.
or Ihe four Kiimes to be played
fedi nil Boverninent silKBestlnK Hi '' , .-r,y the Imbler und Wallow a
the Commonwealth Institute ''lin, n,e l.a (Iralide vs. Ilnterprisi
uuiilii system un the Amerkiin , l.nni,.HlH will most likely prove real
lines, or udopt ntliur meuns lol ,.,,. allhounh the. relative
limit forelitn IlllllllkTutlon. m,..iiiIIi of Ihe Klltlll und I'ovel
Oflle'.al Bovern me nt stalements teams is not known here
,1, etar- Hint while the need for Ure sure lo be
1
ana
crrr-Avvav
mechanical 4 -Wheel
Brakes take care of any
traffic emergency.
Jennings & Shunialc
I Te.l "lid Jaek Hull
Hand, are visitlnie in
few days. Tlpy ure
iWVis-r. I'hiho.
y, of I'orl
Im (Srsnde u
ell route to
j It. R l ollistoek. i;ove rainie r.
! ,o si Isllz-s In eherrles and
dairy rows was visitor nl the of
,fh. of ll. 1. Avery this rnlnit.
! Mrs. K. J I'otlrell returned to
h. r home at HuiiimervlMe this
nioinlnB after vtsltlii(r here for o v
. ral davs with Mrs. May Hutr.
All foul
IntereatinK (allies
and will "ll nrlliB lorin sone
t. basketbill talent.
Tlekels will BO oil Sllle for IIP'
loiirnuliieiit at disss limns und
Westenhaver and (lllbert's Hlore
lolliorrow-. Husiness mens
Bn,l .lo, l, -nl bodv tlekets will
Mile uf l.lnlo ll-ll- Winter not be Bood for admission lo Hie
On ( ili li tiKht l'M Ver Abo . toiirnaim nt no n serveil Bleats will
WHIAV. Kn. I Al"). AdllnB- 1 1. sold nltliooan in u-is
pulatlon In Australia. Is urBcnl,
some substantial reuson must be
ndsneed lieforo the door be shut
uBiilnsl while Kuropcuns. Nnver
thehs llin Bovermnent Is wuleh
Iiib II"' situation tnref jlly.
It
h.ill. a famous besuly spot
tudusliial Ijineushlre. whleh
r.-i.nlly was sold by the eorpoia
lloli lo a loeal husiness mull, was
lite scene of all llllilii'.lMK WIIB'T
uii urs uBo.
It Is on record that
riBtit look place belw
belonrinv lo He
lire tournament ure to be sold.
be Better Automobile. Are ii.i1t. Buick Will PniMTh
l Mm. K. U ltron bft this ntorn
line for Baker. hre ihe will
8pni the day vlslMnr le
ho I lu tin- honpiful t h r
Mm. Louin H rgivin und Iil tie
Hubby IX'M nrrivi-d in )ji Hi-oiide
I1i(h morn lug. Mm, Hrg'v in w 111
-lull at Ho- home of her daughter.
Men. Cb no Kate hip! Hnbl.y ull
rciiialn with his piirents It- re.
luim. t
T'X KUIglil HiH'le a inp tu kuim- w-immmn i'-' w - , ,., ,,
. ' :. v ! . . rd.r.d km.-.i .y t.,e , me .
eJ . i... i i..ri l.u,,t Mill,
present uilm s inner the esiuio tnai ioumi inj, umt ,,., ,.
be. urn from thu dlnlliKioom wm-ussuie ior o...,. ,.
now at the hall. for the defense evidence that the
A.ll!t,tn.. fun, I v. Which horiM'S were in poor ruii'iinu'i
llur-.'" Mnln, rui'is'f W '"-,'-lliillli
IIIVKK, lire.- A J iry in
the court of Justice of the IVure
IIIhbe reluriicd h verdict for Al-
n lochlbcit lasilie. .Mount llon.l raoco
lttl.ir,ts ,.r Mlio WHS bclllB sued for I''UI
lr,l 1.1 Hie Iliall-ll.V JsllieS llliya. III"' lull"
clntly ure iiioddy at Hi,
lime but are dryiilB fast.
to
Tie-
Mrs. Archie Itucon has Bone
I'orlkind. where she will visit for formerly owned tho estate
some time with her mo'h-r. Mrs. 'one of th ni'.st an'.ient In
father L. t. .MO.II. country.
wsswhn lasur- received them and
the that thy wero killed early In the
U. ii.Ur.
J. Carpenter Offers
TONIGHT
a:
CfOSCE HHAM'S'CART0OM HlSICAL COHFrrY
BRINGING up FATHER
IN IRELAND
k l ' ir
AltCAUK
I'riceK: 8."r $1.10
51.6."
1 M.- i I