Tuesday, March 31, 192.ri.
THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE-
.4
Local News In Brief
COMING EVENTS
Union Live Mock Show ul Un
ion, Juno iO-U-11.
Union t'uuiily .Track anil Field
Mrt-t ul l:nlun May 2.
Ka.sh'rn On-con Track nntl KlclU
Miit at I.a tirallUc May 11.
Nil-
f Charles Moure In confined to hlu
llUllie heiMUS'i of IlllieSS.
Itccrlved Cars -
The I Hut1 Mountain Garage re
ceived a carload or Chcvrolcts over
iHe neck-end. Tin lot consisted Of
iour touriiiK cars and one sedan.
Out Again
After being coll filled to her home
for a' week because of Illness Miss
Funilu Hanks has returned to her
nurk at Hill's Department store.
I'MUiix llrri'
Mrs. T. VV. Huberts und son, Gll
lirrl, ure visiting In La Grande at
tin homo of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
They are from Clli'iins Ferry,
Standlcy Is .serlou.sly ill at
near here. He had his
d several days ago and
et in.
ork-
I &ie.
kl;tho.
,iiel Itui bridge Is back atthc past four years. She specializes
West s and company.
ig ccftiflmd to her home!
ei
k iMramJtuf iunetak.
(loved td Farm
Mr. and Mrs, Arch Conley have
ioved to their farm. They have
lited their home on Fourth street
Jim Parsons, of the Model Bar-
shop.
I tic to California
Idrs. Harold Voting has gone to
ifornia. where she will be pres
et tin. rimi.iii ..r i i.,...t i.i.n
iltff l.Jl
4 J I Ivan Whitfield Keilh. who died
f 's home there Saturday mom
4t '' I "aI1'-!' spending the spring vuca.
j 'orvdays in La Grande visiting at
i iii nuine oi nis parents, jiowaru
Iteally will leave this evening en
route to Seattle, Washington, where
f he Is a student at the I diversity oi
'Washington.
lielurucd INime
G. Itolton. of the Crumb-
I lionde Meat company, has returned
Lwi his home here after spending
pjist live days at P.urns, Ore
. Mr. Holion wiiS"Vlsli-iTig"1iis1
I irents and traiexicting business ut
aims. '
rrciveil Seed
'.I. It. Weaver of t'nlon was In Iai
lande yi-sti'i'tlay to obtain a iimn-
MKN'S
BREECHES
Marx Made
In Whip Cord, fialicr-
jli no. Sorgo Moleskin,
lOoiduroy and Khaki
S.t.sr, io sii.n
liKIKJ MATS
For Spring
lials that every man
I likes style and quality.
$1.9.", to $7.00
.Clint)
tolhiery
r ue Bioro wun mium.ii-dl
When You Have A Fire Loss
wi
your 1p"i;ji
nr barn
eimitg
Hiss and ineon veiie "
.-,-ka' fur an a.ljusl. r to app'
to send you a check.
Wli. n ,... have- fin- "!
a. lion In a liurry. The H
..l .mi c.l ,-i.ilr fli''ik.
you pi. t thai Mini "t
.nic.
nior- about our Mutual
DUTT0N "The Insurance Man"
Mllh Ti
-HtKIIV UMl vMI.Mi UlMI-AXV
1 timnilc XmtMMl Hon llbls. Vtwm- .'lain M
Uly ul potato k.'imI for Kprllii;
plantlnc Mosl of llir potato plant
ini? will lie Uinii' In rrom two to
three wciks If llir weather rcmulns
warm.
, Arrived YeMerdu
j Michael S. Alpert arrived In l.ti
j Grande yesterday from Dolse, idu
j ho. and will be assoclate-i with the
New York afore here. Mrs. Alpert
will soon join him Inn- und they
expect (o make tli ih city their fu
ture home.
Homo from Portland
N. Joejger pasted through
I. u
Grande this morning en route, to
his home ut Liit-rpriNe afler spend
ing seveml days In Porlkiiid. Mr.
Joerger went to that city as a rep
resentative, from Hut Moose Lodge
to u meeting of that order, when
the executive secretary was present.
Uetinned Hume
Mm. Lizzie McAllister returned
to her home ut North I'owder this
morning after spending the past
week visiting at the home or her
parents, Mr. und Mrs. J. II. Stand
ley.. Mrs. McAllister will remain In
North I'owder a few days und then
go on to ItuUer. where she will re
main Indefinitely.
Arrived Last -Night
Irene Mclnecke urrived ill 1-u
Grande last night and will have
charge, of the beauty rhop in the
Model Barber shop. Miss Meln
ecke litis had much experience in
huuuly work, having practiced for
In marcelling. I he shop where she
will work has been . remodeled and
rcdci
jedoco rated.
rcrsonal Mention
TV
Julius Fhjier was In I.a Grande
yesterday i rdwi A Heel.
. Hevcrend H.l.. Willis of Klgln.
won in l.u GraiiBe yesterday.
Tom I'nrUs was un Mlgln visitor
to l.a Grande yestt'rduy.
Mrs. H. Grady returned to hei
home here this morning on No. 24
after spending the week-end In
Portland.
( H, Trvin returiu-d to his home
ut Joseph, after spending yesterday
in l.a Grande on business.
Mrs. Jerry Kicker and Mrs. Mc
Allister of Knterprise, were visitors
to l.a Grande over the week-end.
Mrs. J. Hutchinson and
Kred l-'ox of t'nlon, were hurt:
urdav from t'nlon. ,
M rs.
Sal-
TVIIss Uvrolby t'tiHhman and Miss
lleth I'urtrldge wM-e shopping in
La Grunde Siiturday from I nioii.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Hastings and
two sons were visitors to l.a firandt
over the- week-end from Wallowa.
Mrs. V.. F. Herrou h-rt I.a
tlrand" this morning en route lo
Ontario, where she will visit foi
some time.
Mi, und Mrs. H. P. Hasten ami
two sons were shopping in La
Grande Saturday from Wallowu.
L. A. Wright, druggiirt fmm T'n
loii. was a La Grand'- visitor yes
terday. Alvin McCullough was transact
ing business In Iai Grande yester
day from Klgln.
Mrs. L. K. Guthrie left La Grand
this inoruinK on tlie. branch Mm
train fr Knti-rnrlse. where she will
Plant Crafted Walnuts
'J'lnv MnkR Ynil .Miinry
One of tlio li(it ijlocks of
Vroonmn lruiiiiurita In tlio
un, -lnct typo. well
KiWx AM ollu r tocK
l'llbfils, At)li-. I'rar, Cher
ry, Prune' num. reach,
Apricot, etc. Small Krultg,
etc.
"llllflit slock lit rldlit prlcin.
Kuliniit your want lint, wn'l
for prices. 3i ycam In bunl
ni'Kf. CAiu.Tox x ntsr.it y i'o.
Carlluli. Orrxmi.
or garuge bums. .u suCer
ithout baxiuir to null several
ar iinJ Hi- IliMlalli- ,olp..ny
K l-a'- l";"' '- " '
" r -
V' pro on llir jot. lo H-i: Hut
un.l OlJ-lin-:
I 'old I. !.
mukit Iiit Iiuiihi InuVriiiltily. .Mrs
Uutlirl.i lias uut-n viHllllls lit Yu
Ulma, Wash.
C. II. Conkey of Minimi Ih regis
tered ut the Hummer hotel. Mr.
t'oukcy Ik In tin employ of the
Milium L u in t.H-v company.
H. F. Hi ll, runchcr of Cove, was
In I -a Gruadc yesterday on a busi
ness trip.
A permit for building u J'JM'iu !
house was Issued ul the cjly offlreH;
Litis morning to H. A. Kig"r, w ho Is j
to put Him building up fur Mrs. j
I tone Harris. The house w ill be ;
built oil Monroe uveiiile between
Greenwood and Hemlock streets. i
I5LAST USED
IN LOOTING
SAFE HERE
((Nmtlnued from I'ngD One.)
Hose home, w hich is in the rear of
the store building.
The New! in Job had apparently
been done, according to tin police,
by someone that had hid In the
store before closing time. The
IMchurdson robbery looked more
or less like the work of in ama
teur and it is Indicated thut the
Korsstrom store looting might ulsol
come under this classification.
HingM May i:iM.
Whether a local ring of hurglurs
exists In tills county, or whether
the robberies are the work of dif
ferent individuals, is more or less
conjecture, us each case presents
a somewhat different angle.
The officers are working on the
cases und hope to be able to shed
some light on the criminals respon
sible In the near future. .
Pirate Manager Makes
Ready for First Game
(Continued from Tnge One.)
ing the 1 124 season.
t'ove has written I.a Grunde for
a game and wanted to play next
Sunday. As t lie l.a Grande team
will not be organized by thut timo
Manager French is corresponding
with the fovo team In an attempt
to have the game booked here for
a week from tomorrow.
The Pirate battery Tor the sea
son has not yet been signed up. ac
cording to Mr. French. Jit! is ut
present dealing with several men
und expects to have them hero for
trial by tin; end of the week.
Three-Player MinU.
liy the provisions of the league
Building
Permits
this yeur each team is ullowed but$i.5; western white, March
three out-of-town players, 'l liese
may be changed ut any tltniv and
ari tlie only ones supposed to re
eeive a regular specified salary.
It Is certain that two of Hie La
Grumble men under this classifica
tion will be Hie pitcher und Hie
catcher and It is probable th.it the
third one will play first base. Most
of the other positions can be morj
Jess satisfactorily filled by ma
terial uvuilable here.
OUTLOOK IS
BRIGHT FOR
U. S. ACTION
(t'ontfiMJe.l from Pgj One.)
scenery at and near Wallowa hike
during the talks.
Knster Serlex- Announced.
Hevcrend O. W. Jones, of the
i liriniian i'""' "-
Faster sunrise service ould
be held at. Oanglnff park, sj -
sored by Hie La Grande Mlnlsler
ial association. . The chamber of
eummerc went on record as ap
proving the service.
Dlseiivsion culminating in plac
ing tlie matter Into the bunds id
the proper commit I eeuu'n. oc
curred concerning theft of ears ny
Juveniles. 11. K. Dixon and II.
Coolidge both spoke briefly In
this connection.
"director" and
UMAA IMrUblHiKOI
( Pi ml 1 nued from Puge fine.)
Ih' ii ml Mrs. Willis are In our em
ploy nor have we any one In port-
land looking for locations. Fre- j
qucntly Impostors of this sort have'
secured considerable money by rep-
resenting themselves as employes
of this eompuny. Hiiggesi un-
nieuiaie invesiiKunuii. eurien '-J
ton. general manager or the a.-k
studios.. Pleuse Investigate and
advise what their game Is... He
gnrds H. Nell Last."
A horse will pull your ear out
of a ditch. And very often horse
MfnM' wilt pull you nut .
FREE
Wo liatf made a nHirty of
wiring ctMiveuiriices nud cor
rect llghlln.
Why not Inkn ilranlJin
Of or rperlnier. It ivlfl
7hi nnlliing tn tall im
Wo will gladly show jou
xrhf It Is worth while l'i
liae lliec cfMiiriiletier!! and
Imw llltlp thrf will Cff-l yviti.
If you ran "I i-nnr- In. Jiit
fflKMio ai no IU caJI l
)our bouic.
La Oraode
Electric Co.
1301 Ailaitu
n mmmmmmmm
DRUGSTORE
You can have beau
tiful hair with tiny
wave you want
when yuu own an
ELECTREX
Just attach It tu
any light socket and
marcel your hair In
a minute.
U Simple and easy.
Will not burn the
hail.
8oc
Glass Drugs
Inc.
mm
1'OISTI.AM) Al AlIIUlS
POUTl.ANn, Ore. (Ily the As-
socluled Press) Livestock nomin
ally steady. K&gs weak to one
t'ent lower today. Jiutter 4Sc, but-
terfat steady.
nr'rn.itF.vr tnc.
CAN FltANClsro (AP
tcrt'al 4Sv here today.
Visim.i; t;itAl si'l'l'liY
NKW YOltlv (AP) The visible
supply of American grain show s
tlie following changes, in bushels.
Wheat decreased 2.ly.00ti; corn
decreased 1 ,277.000; oats decreas
ed 2, 2 85. nun ; rye decreased U2 7,
000; barley decreased J U2, 000.
l'OKTLAND GKAIX M AKKI-iT
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) Wheat
Hard white It. S. Huarl, .March.
no u notations; April, $ t.f;t; soft
white, March, no quotations; April.
HQ
mutations; April, $1.50; hard win
ter, March, no iuulul Ions; April,
i I .i0; nor! hern spring, March, no
quotations; April, $ l.f.o; western
led, March, no quotations; April,
$ 1.15.
wi;i;kly (heain i;.ph;is
WASJIINGTON (AP)-(lrain ex
ports from the Pulled Stab's last
ucek'totallcd l,7ll,nnil burdiels as
eoinpared With 2,:!'7,00fl the wceli
before.
Tlie totals for Hie last week as
compared with those for the pre
vious week were made public Moll
day by the department of com
merce as follows;
Wheal. SaH.'MHf bushels against
2,yr,onii; corn, 1 a 7.000 against
IJl.aon; btirley. j;!1,mhii against
lJ.s, ooo; oals. 17M.UUU against ;;.-
ouu; rye, 25I,oim ngaiusl 5P;,(mmi
Canadian grain in transit last
ue.-l; t.tn .1.-1 1.. I 7'Hl un mlmIm-H
Hour, I'nited Slat'-H and Canadle.u,
In transit last week totalled av.i.
000 barrels against '103,000 Hie
week bet ore.
MAKM IS AT A GLAM K
NFAV VUISK (AP) Stocks
Weak; I ulted States asl Iron
Pipe breaks '.'O'j putlllH.
Ilonds Lot-r; l(reiich bundu
decline to new Ht2r lows.
Foreign exehiu;e H I g It e r;
i;,;; 1,,M,n
Cotton Lower: beneficial rains
in Texas.
Sugar Lasy; Cuban tjfdllng; re
lluej at new 12 f low.
'offer Heavy; lower 1 Ini7.il jun
markets.
::
CHICAGO ( A :F Wh'-ul - Weak
K,.n,.ni liquidation; .May breaks
j L. u (UHj,, l.
corn- La sy; In sympathy with
wheat
Cattle Steady to weak.
Hogs Lower; poor dcuunid.
Ciis-W'irl Puzzles Scrc ti
Jiilroduci Hot ing American
I ; o M I : ( A P ) A new rob; for
the crossword pnz.le has been dis
covered, jt s being used by lonely
American und Kugiish travelers In
Kurope as a ineunn of rinding fel-
j low countrj men and co-ltngulsts.
i The KngHsh-Hpcaking exile en I
i his solitary meal in u Ion ian r:s
iiauraiit, op-ntug in trout of him
Jii newspaper feni.:,. in,, itu-at-
. l"'v' mg .-i ..'' ; '
' louks Ml. out him. searching the
! inoft Ilk- l poKMhillty us an Anglo-'
j Hiiimi. niel i lati-M tie dl'alti l.
'but purl enough to be oerh"ard.
I "What in tiniM'b r rf a t)tre U t
' ter mini ne aiiiitL' lie-l l b 11 1 uu
theiiiH 1 1. ." " Tie- nn-.er Is a
tdiitik Hlare. nr a tioll-iiM,. era'.k
j ling of lee loHuw'd b sound hing
i Hk-. ' Now b t me s e - ."
ItribitiM I nnr 3ttluM ) le-.
I .ON t M tN (Al' - Gi'itt lirliiiili
hus f .2 4 J, motor vt hb !. nr.
cording to the iatst Uguies n
nouiir. ) by the mtiiihlry or tr;inM
;porl. which states that during t'JJl
the limns rec-lpls fnnn motor tut-
iitioit itiiiouuled to t;r a"'. '". This
numlM-r inelu-b -n 47(.'in pitviit
cam. 4 1 1 . nmtor y i n, 21 .'
fuiime rciai motois and fcl.t'VO taxi
t abs an-J omnibus .
i
1'
II;
I
1 1
La Grande, Oregon
Markets
; i
ITUE OLD HOME TOVN
fW (a CRIMINAL
.yS TRiBDTO I r ..FACBI!
fpioT VOO ) AH H- ) CLEAN OUT , '
, I Pick up .1 illei liLSiiSLVAhX rU. .
A fITRAMKEI? AAS CLAUGHT N THE.
IRYIWi TO SiCAK OUT OF BAXTERS STOOE VWITH
TWO STEUL TTWP3 AND A FIME MLUJN
CTQ.'iu jut, mv?i.i?. wis overcoat
HUHTEHS SEEK
E
BEASTS
CHICAGO (AP) Animals to boiof
sought for the Field Museum by
Colonel Theodore und Kerinit j
Iloosevelt und George K. Chcrrle (
during the Jaincs Slmpson-ltoose-velt
expedition to Central Asia
this year are among the strang
est and most . beaullful In the
world, nccordlng to zoologists at
the museum here; .
The expedition, - financed , by
James Simpson, president of Mur
shull, Field Hi Co.. will sail from
New York in April. It probably
will enter .India via Hombny, and
travel northward by rati to the
foot of the Himalayan outer range
and go by automobile to Hernla
gur. From then on into the Pnmlr
region plateaus It wHI.uhu pack
horses, yaks, camels and coolies,
Hunting Many TypeJ
In addition to seeking specimens
of the rare Ovls poli, or Marco
Polo sheep, the three white men
will also hunt the Markhor, tho
finest of goals; the Varkand stag,
I he Jllmalyan Ibex,, tho goltcred
ga.elle,; the long-hulred Uger, tho
ounce or snow leopard, the Tibet
an Arg.ill, a wild sheep; the Tibe
tan unlelope. tin: Kashmir stag,
the big Asiatic brown bear, and
other mammuls as well as birds of
Hie region, aecordiiiir to I. C. na
vies, director of the museum.
''ovls1 Poll" Is luobably the most
Interesting of these animals, ow
ing to the romauce attached with
it in connection with Marco Polo's
travels," said W. II. Osgood, cura
tor or zoology at tho museum.
"When tlie explorer returned lo
Fill rope after his trip Into Cathay
In Hie 'thirteenth century, his de
scription of the huge anlmul
caused many learned men to brand
him us a fakir. The sheep Is. big
ger than the American Kocky
.Mountain bighorn sheep, und lias
huge spiral horns. Although the)
spread of (he horns Is usually
about f5 inches, each horn some.
t.lnie:i meusures from o to 7I
inches rrom tip lo huue, the spirals,
lessening the spread. I
"perhaps the most beaut Iful of '
the animals sought Ih the ounce or!
snow leopard. The snow leopard
Is so-called because It lives in the
snow above Hie Umber line, or
lose lo the edge of Hie timber. 11
Is w Idle with black spols, and
po-wHses a beuul Iful, lung heavy
tail- H I about the si.e or an
American mountain Hon or h-opaid.
Stag Described.
The Kashmir stag Is a big ib-cr
relabel somewhat to the Kuropenn
red der und American elk. The
Tlilan Shan stag, another possible
trophy, Is a similar animal and
one of the most mngnllicenl of the
det r tribe. Attempts also will be
made to obtain specimens of the
Tibetan ArKall, a wild sheep weigh
ing ordinuiily about I'OO pounds,
round in northern India ami Tibet,
a majestic animal, remarkable for
its horns which are heavy with the
curve down and forward. Some
times these horns are 20 Inches In
cireuiuferer.ee ut tlie base.
"The big Asiatic brown beur, of
lie- type of the American kadlak
bear, bul not quite so large, Is ulso
un Inhabitant of the Himalayun
plateaus und mountuitts. It
Paul C. Brown,
Secretary,
Paul C. Drow n, PuclCle coast
weretary of Christian F.ndcuv
or, will arrive In La Grande
tumor row morning on No. Z
md w V.l vji'-frcm. .-. r---- i;
t- rpt ih., i.M ). wlil rpe-ik '
b-fore the hiich Hf-liool sludenl !
bfidy al that pine-. r. will,
th'-n en to Inline f, b- pr s-
ul i a iMitiqu t und c. I-;, (tal
ly W'ednepduy evening and re
tuin to La Gfimd-; Thursday lo
llllelld a Pot Lek SUpper here
at G;r,h o'cloc k tomorrow cve
ntiig und n C V,. itally at 7:i.
at He Fnubyterbn rhurcli.
Mrs. I. C. ljQWir or Oils city
will neionipiny Mr. Itrown op
the branch Un. I
chriikn Lndeavorers id the'
1 ulire La Grande and Wsllowa
district Hre urged to be pre- I
ent at one of them mlllra. Mr.t
Drown will ak f th'- Int-T-i
national C. K. 'onvenllon a, j
FvitUuJ, July I to 4
By Stanley
ACT Of
S1HL
semhles the Kuropean .browa bear
and is bigger than the American
grizzly.
"Himalayan, goats are expected
to furnish some of Hie most, at
tractive trophies. These Include
the Himalayan ibex und Markhor,
the latter possessing horns thut
t look like corkscrews. More like
Die American domestic rum Is the
I Himalayan Tuhrr another member
the goat groups of th region.
Court As.se.sMs .Motorist ' i
. For Damaging 1ocoinotivc
SAN MATKO, Cak (AP),t A
man should show some considera
tion for a locomotive, held Justice
of the Peace Walter' JJlrd recently
,ln nnwwdng Hugh Janileson $ t( 7. 7 3
for damaging with his automobile
a Southern Pacific engine pro
ceeding peaceably along Its own
right-of-way.- - r.
The evidence Indteated'that Jam
.leson drove his cur down the rail
road, parked it on the trucks and
went to sleep. Members' of the
train crew said they had to awaken
Jamicsnn after he hud been .car
oled 1M feet on the engine pilot.
The locomotive got tha worst of
.the encounter. Jamteson was not
hurt. His car was not badly dam
aged. Railroad offclals said It
Cost 4J7.7J lo fix. up, the engine,
und the. court '.'entered Judgment
accordingly, ' ' .
"HONOR BRIGHT"
v FRIDAY IS'IGHT
(who v,i uiojj pamiiuu;)
Mrs. Lucy Itariinglun - Hlldu
William;:. ' , , , '
Itlchard Harrington ' Klwood
Gw-llllum.
The let. liev. William Curloii--
(irinil lietin. .
Peggy Curlon, hlu'' wlfeMtibl
Lnrsen,
Honor 1 (right, a book ageiitrr
Gladys MeMauus.
Itev, James .Sehiiolov, of. North
Platte, Neb. Clark Webb,
Mill Drum, press agent with th
Snap It I'pV Company Ml mo
Clegg.
lot I. Marvel, a chorus girl with
the "Snap It l"p" Company A'lolet.
Whedcr. ,
Walts, the builerv-Georg Tu
mr. ' "
Aniii, Ih'j maid Pearl Webb'.
Maggie, the cook - Georgia Smith.
Foster, tht; gardener Marlon
Stoddard. - 1
Michael, the chauffeur Kmuilt'.
Smith. ' .. ' f, I
HIinpHon, depuly sheriff. Mil-
ford Wheeler.
Jones, deputy sheriff Larl Wil
son. . .. -
Keserved M'-atH will go on sale
at Glaus I triifjH tomorrow morn
ing at K o'clock.
LESS STOCK
RANGING IN
.NORTHWEST
t 1 -
(I'iMitliiued fnnn Piiiti! Oim.)'
livestock produi-ers are not even
making expenses and thai the
emergency requires that freight
rules be lowered to the pre war
level.
Mr. Geary said that the condi
tion or the cattlemen In the north
western range territory was "piti
ful." I hat 1 h r returns did not
equal what It cost them to raise
cattle and that sheep raisers Hke-
Endeavor
to Come Here
r
TALI. C BIIOW.S .. .
I
v&'Kitftiis .fe.
Ladies Pumps
Kitch duy there arc new arrivals in Ladies' 1'iiinpa
l'elcr Pans in patent and light tan, patent und
light tan with colored inserts, and two-tones with
patent tip and light tan tiuartcr.
$3.98 to $5.50
C5 STOKES
wise were hard hit.
Tho sheep population of the ter
ritory had decreased, he said, from
In mi to 1,322.173 in
1323.
The railroad representatives pro
tested tho examiners tentative ad
mission of tho lawyers' testimony
which thoy mild wan heresuy.
Spokesmen for the cattlemen re
plied thai the genuine cattlemen
could not pay their own transpor
tation from Oregon to Chicago to
testify.
Washington Seeks 300
Conventions Per Year
(Con Untied frmn Page One.)
new hotels with special conven
tion hulls opened.
, Washington is waiting, watch
fully, hopefully. The. "welcome,"
sign lmngs out. 'Congress In gone,
but the -capital guides are still on
thu job.
-
Ilelng a "favorite son" In
Washington has Its advantages.
Hut Hie advantages of being a "fav
orite son" of four states ul one und
the same time Is not ho certain, la
the mind of Secretary of Agrlcul-
turtr- Jnrdlnc.
Jardlno was born In Idaho.
worked an a cowpuneher In Mon
tana, got his education In L'taha
and was appointed to tho cabinet
from Kansas. Kach of the stutn
socle ties" of these common
wealths In Washington seek to
claim him as Its own. ? 1 i
Ho far Jardlno 1ms refrained
from dec luring allegiance . lo any
one. but the pull and .haul has
been rulher terrific.
tteprcsentallvu Strong "of Kan-
sus, In seeking to demonstrate, the
predominate, claim of the Sun
flower statu, says, that while Jar
dine ,m".9i tburniiln dUiotn worked
In Montunu and went to school In
Ptoh. as soon ns he had acquired
Weitrcr they $dl good csndj
SWEATERS
DllL'SIlUIJ W'Otll. AMI i'l.AIN KNIT rlWKATKItS
('or UlrlH 11ml lloys
AIhu
KUI OIf-NIK'K HVVi:.Ti:itS
Fur Llltlu lluyn. '
Art & Baby Shop
"lA'LltYTHING I'OIt TIIK UABY"
lIliMSTITCIIINtJ llnlrl Noiiiiuer Hhlg. STAMPING
HLTIUtlCK I'ATI'IillNH D. Ml. J. Til U FAD
STAR
WKDNKSDAY and THURSDAY
JACK HOXIE
And
"WOLVES OF THU N0KT1I" '
"TlIK THIEF" IS COMING
ARCADE
TODAY smd WEDNESDAY " "
"The Last Man
On Earth"
The hlory of it 11 in 11 marooned
in u world iii'inopoliml ly womi'ii.
Hyslcrkul Ilislmy Comedy, "Niro."
WATCH FOR "THE THIEF!"
THE HUH
wisdom he settled down In Kansas'
and that he thereby qualifies as a
Kansas at 'heurl. ' rV
Vice l'resldent Dawes may
expect more or less "raxzing" this
summer w hen lie seta out tu his,
announced campaign to "curry tu
the country" his program for.
amendment of the Senate rules.
The opposition will be all primed
lo keep alive the story of Dawes
mld-arternoon nap, which cost the
president the confirmation of War
ren as attorney general.
Willi Capitol Hill parodied ns
Itunk-er Hill, Dawes also will Im
pictured as the "Mlnutu Man Who
Was Five Minutes Late."
This wilt be considered particu
larly appropriate because Dawes -bus
Indicated he believes them Ut
too much "bunk" on Capitol Hill
and becuuse ho was a prime or
gun liter and head In. the "Mlnutu
Men of the Constitution." ,
However, Duwes may consider
all this In thu light of good adver- ,
Using, and capitalize every knoct'"
as a boost. If nothing more. It
will serve to keep himself und Ills.,,,
fight In the headlines.
Congress "franks' out u lot tiV.
mall. The day after the Senate
udjourned 40 employes In the inull ,
bug repair division were furlough
cd by the Postofflce Department.
Norfolk (Va.) JaiK-r ijol nrri'st-'
nil. I'liniBi'il with bootliKslnif.
Muybo kutiplng hail cu.npuny did
it.
OI'KNING NIGHT
Of
UOLI.KR SKATING
KINK
Ucx Hall
Wfdni'Kday, April 1st
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