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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1925)
Saturday, March 2R, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE Local News In Brief CUMINti UVtiKTS t n inn Live Slock Show at Un- fun, June 10-1 1-12. I'nion County Track unil KU1J Meet at i'nion May 2. Ka.sbrn Oregon Track and Field Meet at La Grande May y. iiiue or t-ehool superlntcudcnlH and principal. They are alno callliiK on members of Ihe hcIiooI heard In re- jtiard to their aitplltaUons for the i office of fmpei intend nt of La ; Grande hcIiouIh. j Visiting at Portland j Mrs. II. C. Urudy left Iji Grande , lust evening en roule to Portland, where hIic will Hpend several days vl-sltlng her won und iuj:!iter. Mrs. M. A. Hendrick went to Hot Iuke this morning to upend the day. nvith Mrs. It. l. K routs left I ji Grande t liis iimriiini? nn N'n. 24 en rntllt1 to Tnlly, where she will spend!' three or four days visiting "her inu ther. Ill ' A. It." Hlood Is confined to his 'liuiiin because of illiieHH. I-ilin- Ht Hot Luke . MrH. Guy J-yons went to Hot Lake this . morning on No. t to isit her daughter. Miss Kdtm Ljoiih. who is In the hospital there. Here from Weisri Miss Gertrude Stringer was In I,a Grande This morning from Wcl ni r. Idaho. Miss Stringer came to the eily to have some dental work done. Left rr i:ij;hi Mrs. ,l'harli;H Waleh. ucconipiin led by Iht daughter. Alpha Waleh. iind son Oscar, and Miss Gertrude Wheeler, left this morning on tin: brunch line train for Klgin hp. -lid the week-end visiting. Iiffl Inst 1 '.veiling After spending several days In La tirande In the interest of the Traetor department of the Kurd Motor company at Portland, Dick Crake returned to Portland last evening. Ilj'tv from I taker Frank Flynn and James Jackson of linker, were visitors to La Grande Thursday evening. They at tended the meeting of the H. V. O. Kilts lodge here Thursday evening, when a large class was Initiated into the order. Left for Portland Mrs, I lurold llohinson, accom panied by her small Hon, 1 ! iruld Jr., left La Grande Inst evening fur J'orlhind. where she will visit her 1 mother. Mrs. F. II. Tat man. She expects tu be gone about ten days. Louis Peck left La Grande this morning en roule to Maker on business. Sherwood Williams went to Ita ker t It is morning where lie will spend the day on business. gag DRUGSTORE Tex Knight, of the Perkins Mo- tor company, went to Nr1h Pow-j der yesterday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and son were visitors to La Grande yes terday from Cove. Mrs. Nathan (In Cove, was a visitor yesterday. C Lower La Grande. Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Hug were visiting In La Grande yesterday from Elgin. SENIOR PLAY - nnnrn imm S fl ,H m U I I1ULU f IUIII IS j ,l (iolUIni; s In l.n Cirandc yi'sliM-duy on Imslnt'RS frum KlKin. ! Alex Slater, formerly I'nion mar shal, Is u visitor In La Grande today. ..pcedci- ("aught. ( iff ieer C. P. Holbrook nabbed I". II. Iloulan. of Ituise, Idaho, yes terday - near North Powder for .speeding Hout-an was taken lief urn .M.'4iiee(K. J. Sencerbox and fur nished ?15 luiil. tyenl lo r.iitci'prisc Mr, and Mrs. John Uadmorre and son. John, Jr.. were aboard the hranchline train tills morning en mute to Enterprise, where they will visit relatives. Mr. and MrH. Itad more formerly lived ni Enterprise. Their home is now at Provo, t'tuh. Ucttirucd This Morning Mrs. Gilbert Hunter and Mrs. W li. Jones returned to La Grande thin morning from Portland, after ip'-nding several days there. They accompanied the body of the late W. It. Joins to that eily. where lie was interred in the Moslem at that place. G11 Itiislness James F. Gregory of .Wallowa was here this morning on land of fice business. Among others who were in La Grande transacting bus iness ut thi' land office recently were Percy Laird of Halfway, Ore gon, and Dnu Callahan of Joseph. Visiting Hen- William L. llently arrived in Lu Grande yesterday from Eugene, Oregon, to spend the remainder of the spring vacation visiting wll h liis mint, Mrs. Charles Wale. Mr. neatly Is a student In law at. the Cnlversily of Oregon. This is his third year at the college. His home i; in Portland. AHMr BENEFIT-1 CONCERT HELD, SUGAR OK MU.K Ik Nik lust rr liiihy. Ouuiantiid t" contain nu cuai'ln. Winter fat or nine suKnr. Umul us u b:iliy food it Kill not t-uUHi; fi'l'iiicnl ution mulcr uny condi- lion. S11I1I only nl Glass Drugs Inc. The SZsMt La Grande, Oregon Large Crowd Witnessed "Seventeen," at High School Auditorium Last Night. The Senior play. "Seventeen." which was given at the high sellout auditorium last evening under the ausnlces of the m Grande lodire of I Klks proved as Mg a success as on Its twii previous present'.tlionn. Altluiugh the crowd last evening was not unite us large as for the shuwlnxs last week the house was well filled. . one of the hits of the evening was the singing of Claude C. Pralt, accompanying himself on the ban jo. Mr. Pratt sang a number of southern melodies which were j much enjoyed. The clu'inber of commerce nuar- tet sang several numbers. Their j first selection. "That Old tSang of Mine," pleased the audience par ticularly. The high school orchestra under the direction of Miss Isohellc Mil ler' played several selections. Incidentally, although II has nev er been mentioned before in them columns, a good deal of the suecesu or the play was due to the special settings which were constructed by Claude Wilcox of the high school with the advice and assistance of C. C. Snow. in this county will be spent rest ing, recovering from the strain of a heated legislative session and the recent death of his beloved wife. 1iAivr.11 mi:n atiiai) Mi.irv llKI0it.ini' 'Kneeeiil A larire I number of local grangers left this morning lo participate in the quar terly meeting of the I'nion County Pomona grange at Klgin Unlay and this evening. A heavy uttendnnce Is expected from Wallowa county also. The session -Is In the nature of a home coming celebration lu lion r of Governor tierce, who plans tu spend the entire day with his neighbors and oilier friends. Silk Fancies Rayon Silk Fancies in the season's most bril liant colors and patterns, ; at prices which will save you money. 98 cents School Superintendents Here William ttutherford, school su perintendent from Dayton. Wash., L. V. Turnbull, supcrintenueiu 01 hoohi at Tillamook, Oregon, nnd Mr. and Mrs. W. l' Cro.ter, While Sa?moii. Wash., irc among ,h- here today lor the confer- Uciurnt.il to Nnnipu John Abbott, of Nam pa, Idaho. will leave I'nion today en route to his home after .spending several days at I'nion. He. accompanied by Mrs. J. 10. McKlnney, motored to l,a (irande yesterday and spent Uie day with friends. Mr. A bolt formerly made his -home in I -a Grande. best eiiMl Led- BERG : HITS For Spring In all the newest and up - tu - minute style in Spring colors. For Men and Young Men. $4.95 to $7 Hats of Quality Clint's Cloihkry Tbe Store Wilb a Conscience Spenklug of llusehall "Ucgardless of what else we liav over our way linbh-r has tie high seltool tiasebail team in ern Oregon," remarked W. li. betler of 1 miller w In-n on u busi ness trip to l;a Grande this morn ing. The linbler business men back up I ho activities of the high school In all ila . luulerlnkingsand an pr tTeuf nTy'" pVoUii" of the record the ball team made last season. Tim Salvation Army 1 fall was filled to capacity last evening when a benef II musical concert, took place llicre. Heverui oi l-a iranue p most popular mushdans appeared anil gave n program that was ap preciated by everyone present. . The program follows: Piano solo. "Monmotlis" (Juss- ner) lleanor Otto. Heading. "Mrs. Gadabout's lJucy Day- Miss lsabelle Miller. Vocal solo, (selected) -Kathleen Campbell. Violin duel (a) "Sonatina" (WHi r; (b) "Chinese Ounce" (St. Quenlin) Mrs. Leo Miller and klchard Lindsay. Quartet (a) "To a Wild llosc" (Mael)owell); (b) "My Love is a Muletier" (KninelHCO OeNogero) Mrs. A. L. Kichardson. Mrs. W. II. liohnenUamp. Jr.. Uaymond Will iams, Lawrence Dulton. . Vocal solo setcted)--Mis. Kay Kuller. Heading. "Hurning ltusirV- 'apt. I. V. Uedlfcr. Chorus. (a) "Kather I'orgiv Them." from ' "The Seven Last Words" (Pehois; (b) "Si'h ubert's , S-reiiiide" (Kranx Sehilbel l Kyj Methodlsl Kplscopiil Choir. i )u'l, Cornet, and Trombone. "Sexlettn Crotn I.UCWi" (Doillzelll) Andrew Loney and l'"rank Uob inson. Chuuiber or Commerce Quarlet. ! (select eil ) Messrs. I ut ton, Will iams, liirnie and Stoddard. I Markets EDUCATORS IN SESSION HERE ((DlitllUlcrl i:a;s om; i;nt iiK;iii;it PtlltTLANO. Ore. (Al') Kggs one cent hignT 24Ac('i touay. Hitter 4 Si', butterfat firm, livestock nominally stemly. from Page One.) Teachers In ST Moves lo Knit l4iUe 'lly Mr. mid Mrs. David I. Sloddardl and family, who have been resi-1 dents of La Grande for many y, !"'H- 'CARL MOSER li ft today by car for Salt l.ako City, j , when they will In the-future make their home. Mr. Stoddard, who was formerly city commissioner oi i.n Grnnde. announced that they ex pected to return often fur visits tu the "home town." even though they are changing their address to I'laii. Here from Atlanta, ia. Mis. (V N. Powney. who Is spending six months in tin- west from- Atlanta. On., left La Grande this morning on the branch line train for Knterprise, where she OUTLINES CAMPAIGN fCnntimied front Pago One.) I le praised Nal ional 'omiuunder Inaln for tils work on the endow ment prognim and outlined ;ii length the plan to us.' the ineome from the five million dollars to care for orphans of service men and h'lp tight (he;-.- battles for 1 1 hem. will spend tomorrow. Mrs. Down- naroiu nurnrr, .emn ............ (y Is southeast Held secretary for teeman of Pendleton, upheld his the l ulled Missionary Society ol , reputation s a spokesman of the Christian church und has be.-n ! organi..mou m ium MiioifliS WHICH was one in ne n-.nunn lie in Oregon for the past two This is her firsi trip to the west nnd she Is delighted with the coun try and people here. j the iifter-dlnnei Warner devoted subject of good hi w enforcement progra in. M r. his lime to the cill.enslilp and and predicted P.AItONTIII.Krs NKW YOKK (AP) Ilradst reefs todny says: 1 dstrihutivc trade shows little disposition to uutckcii the rather (h'ltverate pact hitherto noted. Spring-like weather favors lncrens acti,v,ltlcs In farm work and in the building trades, thus tending to lake up some of the winter slack In' employment, while the nearer approach of Master spurs prepara tions, lo meet the usual spring buy ing movement. Ket-.ifl trade as a whole bids about fair, but there Is nevertheless. Still 11 feeling of dts- appoint meat that t rude has not pleasured up to sanguine ant ielpa- llons. Hefleetions of I he recent .lolls to speculation given by the slumps of stock and wheal are still; I'qmtd in the. reports' of continued caul ipus buying from . w holesalers and 'jobbers, nnd reduced market ing of grain in count ry disl rids. Cress currents in various lines are I e ported in a dispatch from the southwest that tack of rain In vlde arejis of Texas and Kansas and parts of Oklahoma Is affecting crop work, plant germination nnd coun try Imyim,. but I hat better mois ture conditions further north in the plains slates are inducing increas ed planting of spring wheat." Weekly bank clearings $S,7(iS, ;i iLiuii). POItTLANII Glt.MX M AHKLT POItTLANP. Ore. (AP)--Wheiil Hard while It. S. Knurl. March $!.: April. $l.l; soft while, March. $t.r.f; April. L'l-; western white, March, l.5fi; April. Sl.fil: hard winter. nort hern spring. March. JLfi.'i; April. $LHf: wealerr 1. March $Lfii.: April. ?l.f.r.: P.ltM. bard while, March. $l.7.r.: April. $1.75. Oats- No. '1 while feed, March no iiuotalinns; April, $:ti.ro. I 'oril -- No. :i I V. shipnt'-ut Mairh, April. "Improvement of vice." . The' hour from l Sltt to 1 1 ::tn was "devoted to high school' prob lems. Two addresses were made on this topic. Superintendent Klmer l Goodwin of Milton talked Kvti-ii-Cumeular Activities" unci l K. Allen of IMidhlon gav talk on the subject "industrial Kdueatlon in High Schools.' .LA. Churchill, state sitperinlenil n t of public instruction had beep scheduled to give n address th.it uflernoon but was unable to ut tend because of Illness. snow and ha in tir.tu: In La Grande the weiilher was .spnl t v throughout t lie day. A heavy rain. I u ruing lo hail for a short lime, was in progress early this morning. About noon a slight snow -was railing, melting as last as It reached the crouud. The showers and snow fell intermittent ly. New Insurgent Bloc Is Formed; Borah Leader (Conl in ued from Viige. flue.) n roil pei under a Horah banner, tlu-iv no longer remains any doubt but there Is in the new Senate nn insurgent group thai - cuu make Itself left effectively. This group lias now been pic tures, inely named "the backbone Of the Senate.!' . liefore one iuallfien for member ship he must have proven the stiff ness of Ms backbone by standing up, unwaveringly, under Ihe load of public criticism, social ostrac ism and pari isan abuse resulting from voting his Individual opinion against his party's mandate. Ho rah himself says there In i learth of stiff backbones In Wash Ington. Particularly In the Senate. 'It is much easier in Washing ton, says Hoi ah. "to go along than it is to disagree. If then is uny atmosphere in God's world that weakens a man's backbone, it is Ihe utmosphere of Washing ton. The process is constant and draH-IU.7- . .lest why setui tnrlul insurgents slioutd be described ut this lime as "Horah bloc" is not apparent. The most likly guess is that the name was designed In an effort to discredit the Influence and pre stige of Horah. Hy getting before the country a picture of him as leading a "bloc, as undertaking to organize a group which he could lead lu opposition to the president or to h's party's leadership In the Senate, It may be hoped to minimize the force und effect of his lailer opposition to certain projected party policies. , Hut uccopilng the tag of "Horah bine." as one that will be much! ns"d lo describe the insurgent He- J publican group, it should be ree-i l.ed Mint the bloc was tormea; .iround Horah, as the most el fee-j champion of its more Impor tant principles, ralher than hav- ig bein formed by Horah as a! club wilh which to pound Ills; opponents, ... I 53 STORES y& 0 T Q G HUH Personally, Horah continues totpolnteu would be. play, nn he always has, u "lone! The preside nl felt that Warren' hnnd." Others o:in conio along If hnd been suljecl to a most ein- they wish, and welcome. Hut lie doesn't change his play In order lo inuku room for them. He fori) sending tu the nominat ion of John G. Sargent for ailorney general, after the Senate had twice ' sat on" the appointment of Char lea H. Warren, President Coolldge took the precnution of useerkitn Ing In advance whul the altitude of the Senate toward Lie new up- barrauslng, even humllluting, or-, deal. His feeling In the. mutter wa perhaps us much because or. Ihe position lu which the double, rejection placed Warren as bv-t cause of the 'hole." in wliieh IL placed him. . lie hesitated, he told friends, lo present another nomination until he- made sure the- new nomine" would not bo subjected lu a simi lar ordeal. ARRIVED , STA.Ml'MI) lilNCillA.M ItltllSSKS , I'or liulli'M nml rlilldrrn m a riik-iuliil imlll,v of rliwUi'tl (iiiiKlilini. Oiu- Dolliu1 tor ImHcs- sli Art & Baby Shop "KVEUYTHINO l'Olt THE IIAIIV" llUMSTIll'lllMl . Hold Sonmicr HIiIk. STA.Ml'INO UirrlKUICK I'A'PI'KKN'S T. SI. V. THltEAU Personal Mention Mrs. (iruntli .1. ". Hioll vmm In I yr.slrnliiy froiu 1 1 1 l--n rl. Plant Giaded Walnuts TlK-y MuUv Vim Jloiirjr due of Hit hi-st blocks of Vrooman l-'ninijucUo In llio flliilf. si'li'Ct 1Mp. well Crown. All other stocks Killnrla, Aiiplf. l'cur. (.lur ry, l'ruiic. l'luin. IYnch, Apricot, etc. Smull l'rults, etc. I'.lKlit slock al rislit prlccn. Submit your want list, scn-1 for tirlccs. 35 years In busi ness, c.i;iro M itsi:iiY co. t nrltciii. Oitboii. Mrs. A. V. Willi and two tliil lrn ItTt l.u (irtimlf tliis inorninf: on No. -I fr lliitiu s. w hri-i' llicy will sictnl the ilfiy. GATEWAY MAN JiOQSTS LAKE '(CoiiHiihimI rriuiiPng" ,m-v to ilir.ct Ihe sight seeing tourists lo the Wallowa Wonderland. Ill office at onlnrfo will also have a lis! of the hind in Oregon open r-r selllenieiil. and will direct Ihe home seek e im to such tracts. i:;ir'l '(teyuolds, .secret nry of Ihe I "nion county chamber of com merce, rurnished .Mr. Ib-str.n wilh ; large amount of Information tion on I'nion and Wallowa coun ties ti lid Wallowa Wonderland, and i in Ihe plan of the local orr.nu iz;ition to aid Air. llesHih in every way In directing the home" jWltcr :ind touri.sl to this dislricl of l-:.iiit-em nvgon. Mrs. C. W. Thompson daughter. l.uclH", woil lo H this morning, where t hey spend the day visiting friends. 1; will I'lora Crtickshan. school tent-he at Inmcnn. Oregon. Is spending th day In I. a Grande shopping. Mrs. W. I. (b keb r went lo Kl ein Hits morning to spend the day wilh friends. RA WANTED!! at the server Phone Main 37 Oh lliaf the ..next few years would see law enforcement the great Issue before the American people nnd therefore before the American Legion. PfKcrihiiig tin- Issue .Mr. Warner said 11 would not be a o,uvtion of enforcing one particular law or up holding one particular part of the constitution lut a nistton of re spect and obedience to all laws and the entire constitution under which Ithcy are enacted. The dbty of tit -and ieiisliip. lie emphasized, is not only lo eleci uiiicuuh who hm1 pledged to that end but lo back Hiohc officials up wllhoul person al exc-ptlon and thereby make a proper example for the coming generation and for other nations of the wo i-lil necking democratic government. William- lcn Jewel IV.iIlk Appleby, publisher of The Olint-rwr, tpokt- briefly on He 'Jowa Idea" in the leylon. ami wa follows) by Jerry Own. of the Pacific legion. .Mr. Owen em pbasixed the devotion of I iregon posls in community service. Com mander Griffith, In spite of his hoarseness, was called on to pre sent Huy Wll lis ins, former com uiander of the local post, with a jewcted emblem n r'cognllion of l he accomplish mi nis of t he post last war In membership. Ih t-oin-plituentcd Mr. Williams and l-i Crateb- most hluhl for the exe l l nl shoumu of tin past p-.ir. .Mr. WHM:(ne repmdil wilh the i (irefse.l wish tluit tie- returd would le- hrokei. niitii) lines in future cars. .IihI:t- IIwkIi Kr.idy pr- fd'h d during He1 program most abl and inlr"duee. the viniling h-lMiinaires during t he din't'T t hut prec 1- d the speaking. The uii iiu v;u pre pared nnd tm iI b ox tide rs (f lh- Auxiliary In their uw n capable fa-htnn. t wis a fine tlinm-r and Ho- i-nlbi- ewiilug was eiijojid by o er ti hmelr- d. I tatieing follow -. Ho- eoiit lunfjit of t le ' speaking prog ram. MAKM IS AT A Id.AXfT. NKW VOl!K (AP) Hlockn l''lrm; Pan -American It n-covei i polnls. . Honds Steady; trailing dull. l'treign exchange --Kasy; sterl ing and francs siighily lower. Cotton Higher; bullish visible supply. Sugar 1'Vat tireless. l 'ot fee Kasy; lower Hrn.iltan markets. Obituary 151 1)S LET IJY HIGHWAY BODY it Shi ClIU'AGO (AP) Wii poor export demand. Corn Lower; larg Cattle --Steady. Hogs -Lowi r; slow demand Oysters are famed for silence. And you seldom see In the soup. Weak, then 1 one .iomn w. i:i.wii:m .tohl W. lirdhead, who died VHti-rdity tuoi ning, was born nl I'.. ..ill-. IdU'tl Allt'UHl LsfiS. . He was married to Loolahl Watts, at Heaver City, Nebraska, June I. 1KM' und to this uni.m two children were born - -Mrs. Li hel Stnilh of Haker. and f lar- ilee Itedhcad of La Grande. They came lo Oregon 111 LSlHI and hav( livid on u farm mnr Grande - since that time. Ml. Keiiheiul as a member of tie? Miiiiodtst eh i ii h nnd uhio a mem- Ixr ol the Itlue iMounlain giang". Hides his wife and two chil Irehj be leaves four grandchll- i'-i ii, his mother, three sisters and Olie brother. TP A W TODAY and SUNDAY 'Gold Heels A story of Ihe race truck, based on "Checkers', Comedy, "ROYAL RAZZ" Recovery of IJody of Flovd Collins Planned CAVK CITY. Ky. (AP).--Woil; ill t he recovery of t he body of 'Moyd Collins In Sand cave will begin about April 1. V. W. Horn, mining ciiginei-r of Central Ci'y. w'ho accepted a colli rn t f re cover lb" body from Houer Col lins.' brother rf Kloyd, wild here. Hunt s-til he rm going ui lo Saild i :r lo look t h- tt ii.il (on iMi-i nil'l Nee m h;it test-d in m.-n - 1 tj r p s r 'l-foot loiob. Ibtlt he b;o tree) payment on I le r i rout 1 loun-t 'oflne w PI !v f"' plan I; h . also w-M an lint I , o ' t y colli ' ;o ' M'intlnuei from One.) tautc of ia.:t mites, to F. K. Conl ter ol Port A ngei-s. Wash,, lor l72.Siil.r. The commis.loti ol dl l-eil I he gratlin of 7. miles on Ihe I'Muni I ;nteiprise highway, port h of V. n lernrhe. When this is comiileted it will make ahoui tw.cniy, live miles of ma' j da in hi;rhwa.y from Knterprise not Hi to l-'lora. Th ( om midden also ordered I h- re tanlinln,T of the section of the on-poii Trail between Noilh pow der and Haker. liids will be taken on tle-e two prnjeetM :M the in-xl no cling d the conimirdon. April VWM'V. AT HLb'IN, oim:., MEET TODAY (('oldltiiied from Page One.) pres. nt this afternoon to to-nr htm speak. Speak Here T iiimrmw. He will return to L:i Ontnde nf ler the LrI jlllUi' sessiml a ml st ud tomorrow wilh his son Lloyd Ph ii , at the Pierce ranch near here. At five o'clock In the afternoon the govrnnr will address Iji (1 ramie people at the M'l'iodlst church, corner Kotirth 'find tfprlng si reel 4, using nn his topic "Prohb billon and Lev ' KnforeenH nt." This sobjeet will undoobl-'lly b lit 1 1 . 1 1 - d til HO ell. lit Ol'Ulte I', io;-.-i nn h lis !''' (;ii'ili'-r h'v; 'list ?ii. iulori ','lion i f He- in: '"b .WoiiiMlu:; of Hi-' l,i .v 11 ( on ' no n' si:i:n potato i;s Netb'il Cent Seed Cut chilly Mil led And graded, I hoe Were grou n from Ccrlfricd seed Shipped In l.u (inutile Luh year. A Miiall Pa.vmrnl ihiwn mid U e will reserve I '.mitigli for your Pliitttlug. Heller Order NOW before Tlit"i' lire slilpjictl Tu o'her poititx. S-I.:l) per 100 lbs. La (jrandc Warehouse & Sloraje Co. I'll ono Alain 792 ARCADE Sunday Only 5 Acts Vaudeville 5 OUCHKSTUA mid I-ICTUUUS ' TODAY- A Self Made Failure MIAMAN IllMUM MLXHALt. Lowe f AP). Kv- ry house i i lo northern de-trie ' ahfonii.i as of d' i e its forei-11 biiiiat'-s d il lit.llldale :ile I ;o -i nor Ai- l.-M lo I : I lie eh. TS of polt' C al Tijimn.i. Kits- oad.i nod i it i a an-l ion n in i )i- M.OSI H. I 'allfof ill. i f tll.tauie In of Lowei I i' I o:'. . and ! p trine -il- d b I tell Of Ml is. ;im he boa i.u l s:t. d an-l -re. II- is elas ;J pulilte y e ,i Th- re Phi. I ni" nit. :i -: id lon't route f th uplitlei a gel Jobs 9 (ind l'c HUl'-t luf UM rhroit- j l te a;ol j hilt: v Mod-tP, K i r I w may not spolc id P.onrdiitai pot te.. 111 -Me- Iwo innit -ses Ml Crehiy bi -oiitiiy eouM b l-s hie. hitlm .lii'ii'X toil,, .- p'..re.l an ji-PIi-mi Mesb-.iti. I .tt Cuirduiait. Or-.. hh h "as cll all e'lH t I "I ' I iliU'O. t. j II- p- i ts lo r. turn lit Sib :t ! fli ' b rtvini: if e - .i '.er j. t i 1 i T'i - s h'v ni;:l I or W' da. -d-.- iomi h-lic-n j'ns- i'u? g::a-n i-C. ol vw:t 1 Our New Tire Service proU-ctM you for one j'isir iiKiiiust arridrnl.--, iickIiki'iici'i '''ls. Wow nl:', Iiruisi's, wlu-i'I :iliiuiii'iil, under -inflation, rim nils or any load liaaid. l'rops. Kucct'saora to SoutliarJ & oliinn. m I - i a' YOU'LL ENJOY OUU Special Sunday Dinner Served from fl:ao till 8:00 Ninety CenU Ke.slaiiianl a la Carte &lviec ami Fountain Semcc nt All I Fours. M5m IS?.. .fci-.. . ... 3 !L.r
