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Local News In Brief
co.Mi.Nii i;vj:mh
Union County Track and Field
Meet ut Intou May ;:.
Ku stern Oregon Track and Meld
Meet yt La Grande May i.
I'nion 1.1 v Slock Show at Un
ion, June 10-1 t-l.
'.'n( will
firm arrive.
Ulvru to I hose
w h o
! Building
Permits
ii. 1. 1 1'ni.ii.r
Tin- Aimriinn l.'-:i,,n limin
.Corps li.-ld it smr.sNt ill prnotka.
Monday t-vcnillK III lliy.-itihl. narli.
JCt-ltn-ncil iriiui I'nrlluiul
Mis. Kay Murphy i.luin'il ti,
hr limn,- Ir n- litis mm ninir km
1 t in No. I' l. alt.-r sp.-mlinK S'-vn .u
days in Cortland.
I.rao This l-Ai-nin
.Mrs John AdsUiui and small son. I
l'ryor, 'aHI I, -ay- lids cvi-nin for
s-pokam- lo visit I'i'luiivi's Tor s.-y-cial
days.
Hull,! Si iiicil III) I'm , hi
Mrs. .1. T. ll.wv.y. Jr., 1ms r-lurni-d
from a tni.nlirs vlsil In
fori liitxl win, ,, r pannl I. Willi
ill I'orllurfd Mis. Ilnrv.-y had h, r
son. Cilford lluy, ,-uiiiln,U t th-J-uronls'
Kdui-nlinniil ltnr.au au.l
lie huh found to ! mi p.r i.-ni
pollVrt. Il- Is now s'-y.'ll inonlhs
oll ami , ii;his 1 7 i.'.un.ia. Un-i-MHt
niulil roru l.il.y or this aw.
ai-iordlnt; lo lir. J. li. xk-ukuII. who
inaili- th.- examination.
Tolls iM-loiir Kotiif-
Hal Itolinrnkniup. who r.-i-,-ntlv
ill from i'orllainl to (Iran. I.-.
siatts Dial it on- wish, s to avoi.l
I in- oil.-U portions of lite Or,a;n;i
Trail, wist of IVndl. Ion, th.- fol
lowing detour ran he used Tin
Hallos lo (Vnlrrvlllo, Wash.. I,jek
,'liy Marysvill.- f.rry. Arllnirtnn
Hoiini-r Junc tion. II. ppm r. i'llot '
Itocli uml th.-ii IVndli ton. 1
A p.-rniil for I In- end Inn of i
ino.l.-rn honit- was Issu.-il at llr.
city ofli, Hits mnrnlnif to C
lllopl.-nsl.-'.n on N nv-.-nu,- i,-twt-t-n
Kiulith and Ninth air, - Ik. Tin- work
lis to cost in tin, neighborhood ol
j 3.ri.
j
PREPARING
10R TAKING
OF SCENES
(inltmit-l It
Page One.)
Mint' liahy Son
Mr. and M i n. Chas. Wilson are
the parents ol 11 Imliy hoy horn lo
tln-i.1 this morning ill the Grand
Itonde hospital.
Leave for linker
C. M. Mall ot San Francisco and
Captain K. T Allvvorth, who were
Uvrv tliti fiim purl ol th" wvuli i;t
jinlirHtu ol Hi.- (. A. ('. ilriv
jlhi' I'nion Mt-niorial Ijui1;!hih
'I'll SllltW Hl(t Itllf.'.l,
'I'll Hri-ncK arc to show llu rush
ol I hi iMO-sptcloih to K'' I" Hh
;;olI Ifiritoi y and purl ray t ho
ha t-d ships and liumlir.tps uml'r
Wliifh tlu-y Lilmldl in ih.-ir
loifs l K, ; (u .,n i:,-lianc- in
order lo MuU" iut ilu ir (.-hiinus.
Miss ii!a lana. famous iimiIIoii
liii-tint' aHrss j in pliiv (he li-nl-iny
lcininitic it.i,. opposite Victor
.Mrl,a;;h n. Olhi'r incnilM-is uf lu
nit to Im linamhi luTf aii I ten
I.on, Anita .Nilgai, i lainli' (iil
hnt;v.alcr ami U illiam t (HiKlm.
Tin-
A dcliRhtfu!
K A ST Kit (,'IFI
is tills )ian.lsoni(. (-i.inldn;i
tion box of Cain Noun. T.,1-1,-t
Wat.-r uml i-'acu i'owdij-.
if
Blossoms Bring Memories
.a
1 ' i v
Coninihsion .'-tin (lor Mi,u,'r Hls inorniiiK. lTof. K
The r-Kiilar w.-d;lv -tin ofl'' IJ,'M A" ''" w ho lu r'
Uu- rily c.minission will W hrhl!"'"1 t!u'"1 Wi'ut ,0 lt;iU,r ,ilst ''v"
lonUlit nl 7:yn oVIo.-K In Ihu citynin T1h'"' Wnt'rury for tin- rr
hull huihiinK. Tin- me.-tins an ul-!ni,uluU,r ,,f ,h" ''"'' Hn-
ways opi'ii to the puhlif. ii'Tpnut', poimno. and utn r north-
wesi poiniM
company in sehi'dnlrd lo ar
rive here ahutit the lirst of May
and wilt ppicved directly lo tin-.
fOI- lake. Th.- lilinin hi this vicinity
p. K j wiM lint al.(i; (, ii dnya ul l'0.';dhly
two V'eks.
I.crt fur I nion
M Mrs. t N. (ii!. son and daiiKiitei ,
r!iylltn, h'i't this morning for theii
liome at I'nion alter spendiiiK sev
eral days hei-e with Mrs. CJihson's
niolher. who hay heeii ill.
i RAILROADMEN
I'.ACK SPORTS
(Continued from VAtsti One.)
Personal Mention
Kctiitiutl Home
After spending se . ral day vis
iting wi: ti he 1- s'Nt-r. Mrs. T. K.
I'arks. al Klin. Mrs. H. K. Hunt
and two children passed I hroiimi
I,a Crande this merniiiff en route
to their lionte ttt I'arnia, Idaho,
pie-
.1 -
Olll-
'i'he t'ara . l.eaoly
pai alions iiu-luile i.iii.-t
ter. perl' line, oap and i
paet powders, any one
toinhination of two or
makes a Kn-atly apirei-:
Kilt.
Cur a Nome f.s the first cImmcv
of women of culture and refinement.
UgS
Glass Dr
Inc.
La Grande, Orcgun
LADIES' DRESSES
Wool, Jersey and Serge Dresses for misses
and ladies. The season's most popular
colors and styles. These dresses are ex
ceptional values at prices which 55-Store
buying offers.
$5.90 to $6.90
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I " 65 STORKS
T ViS k it
Mrs. DoiiKlas was s!iotIiliK in l.1
Oiande from Wallowa Monday.
-Mrs. (. .
to Grande
day.
isiier waa a visit or
I run Ktjjin yt st-r
cm invest iallny
various liatldtns
winch coidd he a
a ynmatum.
chairitiun of this
and iiiHpcctiiiK,
about the elty
htpied lor- use a.s
Y. .HolloliM Is
committee.
Viitinr Here
! 1 s. liohert M. l'yper arrived in
I .a Crande this morning from I'ort
lund and w ill sp-nd a short time
visiting here h. lore froiisg to h-r
lioiiie al Hois.-, - ih', .-'he will In
a fcueat of Mitt. ti. i;. .Miller JiiK
here.
I laniel Itoyd, attorney from K;t
. trprise. was a htislru ss visitor lo
:La Grande yesterday.
j Mii-S Ulltll lleiiShy returne.l to
! her home at l-agin this morning
1 it'ier .spending a short time herii
shopping.
To Secure Hide Kaifije.
The rifle raiu;e at Kamcia has
hceii procured tor use hy the niem
hers of the association and will
he used hy tie- sportsmen who en
joy a day with their miiis.
A dance is to be lven hy the
s,s.;eiatiun on April 17 to r-ise
I funds lor tile work. Hie;t land-
say is ehattn;;in of the commute. -Willi
Kugt-ne Itnh-w. far! Cook.
Sax Ilruce and W. i '. N'Jf an as-
I sistanis.
has taken place in
even m.iklng puldlc
cnange that
him lie 1m
Kpeeclles;
Within a wc.-k. iliis nioiith. Mel
in spoke at a hanMH.-t at kuh- l(Uise Mcinhcrs' OHk'cs 1
mond, a.. uiih guest of honor at . rfi , ir L, 0i ,ww
WasinngUm, and of! leiat--d at tin j
nSi'IV"",?:'" "v '""i WASIMN(iT.X (Al-)- r,,nCT.-ss
'1:1 ' "T. -N ".""! has l,-f, p ,0 l.avi.l l.vnn. ar, l,i.
f,ni.- uu' icnoii 01 lout ( .....t
iladam Tiunura, wifo of tlio Hocond Hecrotary of I ho Japanese embaawy,
Ttdjlro Tamura, with her llttlo daughter tiumt nre carried back to old
Japan with the aroma of their native bluMHomii which suntiund the Tidal
Basin in WuahintftOQ.
THE HUH
It Is believed hy Kdison lh.it u
Kreally Improve,) method of ex
traction 1 possible and that ft may
he advantageous a hastening yield
of latex und (jreutly redncu cost of
irodtictton.
Klrestone m determined that
Americans shall produce Ihelr own
rubber. fie was tnsl runienlnl In
having eongrcsH vote '.in appropria
tion two yearn uko, giving $4 ntt.nnn
to Ihe deparlincnt of commoiTe
for InvcMtigatlon of hew Mources of
rubber supply, and $11111,000 to the
depart nient of HK'rlcullure for ex
perimental purposes.
lie now has a complete organ
isation in Liberia, on the. west
coast of Africa, operating u rubber
plantation and preparing to plant
rubber on an exti n.'i e scale.
"The Ilrilish rent rtctlnli act lim
its production and exportation to
just one-half the normal crop."
l-'lre.il one aya.
"Americans must awaken to the
necessity 0f doing .something to
relieve the grip now held by i'or
elgn Interest n on a commodity ho
Imporlunt to our welfare and
prosperity."
problem of
bull-ling
of l h- capitol. ih
l4nV;;l snrey for ;t irw
; notise the ollie. s of representa-P-i
Itv. s. It has given him SiT.mi tor
h nnr expects him in report
I5LAST WRECKS
POWDER PLANT
(Coiiliuued from l'ago ne.
RESIDENCE
UlTLDINf;
years ago participating in
such fesm iti.-s.
In the light of Meilnn's
pareiitiy Increasing interi sis in ; ih
, , " '" j"-ioi.K oi uie Hixiy-nimn , i. .,r,,.r n,.. ,.,H.t
even considering riKignliiir his ioIi. .....l-ivss ,..m r:.ii r l,M I 'BUiiiptlon
as it is rumored from im... t ' ." , " k ,or alteinoon. In
U 1 l III lllll lllir lliul I... ... .. , .-: . t '
- ' ii- "I i'mii o.i ice rooms apiece. in '.. ...
Illclallt lo enter public life. th.-V I house members have Mil uilr tii.iT)i I
nig some women, sought refuse
, I fiiMii the flames by j inildinr into
u. small river which flows by the
plant.
The 4- plosion occurred 1 mined -
t
Here from Cbencv ;
.Miss Mildri-d l-'ox is visiting in
La Crandn al tin- home of her pa
ri'iits from rheney. Wash., where
she is a student at the Washington
M ile Normal School, .she will re
turn to school Sunday evening.
Home front Yi-it
4 Ait'-fvau ,4ilin-nco nf.-twn 4iwmths
.Mrs. I, ."(;. Wlsaler has returned ,
her home here. While gone Mrs.
Wissi.-r visited her daughter, .Mrs.
Ivirl hoane, at Cortland, her Son,
Harold Wissler. at l'i ndletoil. and
iiunlher. dangiiier. Mis,, ) red Stal-ll-M.
at Walla W.-lla. Wash.
j M i s.
Jim ,a
trealnn-nt.
. A. Ilemhii ka uenl to
Ihi-i morning tor im dicai
( fori t inmd
PICKING UYv n
iriiin Pugr. Oiii'A
believe he would
greater regret
ive it now with
th.
1. W. Inyalil of I
La tirandc yesterday on ht;
North I'owiler. .Mr-,
property at lhal plac
II. Ionian, two $;i.aiio
t iioines; Mi-j. siisiin Xuiier. $:i,iumi
iionie; II. I', ';:(.n J7,tniu biist
tland. was ill ii' ss huiMimr: I . ii. Lode Jl.f.oa
way
' bllsille
pow I
Itiailllti
n done
iiachtne
of
the
work of blend-
tnn-pounil lots for
eture of flreworkH had
by hand, but Tuesday
t as int rod need aa a
Prices Delivered In La Grande
SI A.VKAItl) 0 COI I'l-:
STANDAUli n si:l!AN
STAVKAUl) 0 TOI ItlVfi ...
STAM.AIill II COACH .......
.MAsriilt l coach
jiasti:i o si:iA.
... SHI III
... sm.vi
... HI 1-5
... si.-.ir.
:...SI775
..-.,-.
BUICK GARAGE
li:X.IN(;S A- NHI MATi:, IVops.
Smxrvflii-s lo Southard V Miimi
'MckcK Out
I'oirpliuiciilary liekels for the
(lalaia, "The Seven Last Wolds of
On si," which will lie given at tin-
Milimdist Kpis"o
v tiinur. may In
11. S. Chapman
terpl'ISe WifiT PeKtslTril HtV
laer hotel today.
huildiii!
Itryanl ownsi -.4tt home; i
, :i,riii home.
; April; llryan
, , .... home,
merchant ol Lll- I '
- VM1WT l,arj
or tho
ii.
1 . Goodnougl
Harlow S l.tin'
J'oiii-1
I'ot iiiilw. - . -
niaiiiitig alt permits.
everiteen ca I h d r.u- estimated
osts iMtiglng from &:'.m to JV.'.a.
Anti-l'ruhibitiuni.st.i an- up
arms oer what they t.-rta ".sacri-ljc
legions" changes mad.- in the liolyjis
Itible in a i-. c.-nl "shorter v.-r sixf.i"
of the Holy Writ lei.-miy is.aied. lb''
Nic etiort, according to wet ad
Kag.-r, I vocates. h;.s been to make a Hlbt.
lo cotilorm to what a prohibitioh
1st thinks the Itible should be
rather than to represent I he t ru
leachiliya til' the biblical sag' s.
: lu every instance w here Ih
word ""wine" is 'favorably' ;u, n
each. In which to reeeie visitor
hohi conferences, and house thi'i
, ianor-sa nig ocvice.
r.-scii i atl e t wo rooms is I he oh- I
ject of Ihe survey which Mr. Lvutl! Tll,, nlil,lt ls It HsiIimJ in n'wool-j
ailed upon to n tk-. ' 'd ar-a In North Hanover and
placed f roni 5i to j
l'w
McNARY HACKS
RECLAMATION Pirates to Play Raker
Nine Here Next Sunday
(Continued from
one
Honed in Hie Hible.' stys Cipl.uil
W. II. Slayton, ' it has been d"hl
d or tiie meaning i - 1 1 1 1 H -1 -1 ,v
changed in the -shorter lljlde.'
"lint in every inula, ice w here
w ine and st rung drink are men -
! finite proposals hav
b'M n advaiicr .J. i me is t,, build
Within the court of the present
h"ii c olfiee building a slructure
nine -it ories hh;h at an esiimaiei)
co.'-t of Slt.fum.iiiMi. in provide ::7r
room. TM:! plan also contem
plates raising-the pr.-.-.-nt building
one Morfv, The ot her proposal
.(would !.. Irt'coiis'i'iiita rn'w" bii tUl-
. the
mg near).)',
hi the 'old
of COIHluitlee!
I lor I In in at t h
I members had II
t
had
only chairmen
offices pro l ii d
capil-.l, i nher
I' OlIlCS Meat-
in I heir
ir.un I'ngi One.)
Honed unfavorably
lion directly from the t reasu ry." , J-L. H'"' are retained
"Such a policy." he said, " otiM j i n t ) hi a-i lined up at, present ,(l 'he marriage teas'
encourage log rolling, incite jm!-, looks like an airtight proposition, j ''I'btin;? Christ's lirst
oiistes among the advocates of the I Several new ball nlavcis h..e In- ' changing of water ii
tl church I' rnlay j arious projects, with the result i c t e( p,,.. ijiis season and aome been siiptress d by
obtained at the that all would fail by reason id ol them show real class with Ihe
Lath-undo 1 n v.;t no ill com pa ny of - the unscientific nu-Hmds used." .bail.
tics or the N'ejsou I'Mining coin-j j The diamond is in goon .--hap-.
puny, a. cordiim to alinoum einenl t scienlisl finds I bey had nuack j .Malta u'er I'r-nch has a crew of ni'-n
tins morning. Th- s.- tickets will be' (H tors in H:iti It. C. Vmi would working on lie- th Id at present and
K'KJ-I imlit 7: 1
Ihes
All r
L( t Ci
r.-t. r- i
na
lli-
lliiiaele. the
o v.iue. has
l. St' eCMS'UK
of llu- Loid's work;;.
"I'ndoubtediy." r.ya Slayton. "P
is Ih-' plan ol the dis to i id ic
(hotels, a, id lu downtown hii-diio;;.-
i buildings
MILII
AIIV Tnl llM.V m;
( ).
A.
Cor
e
lilt- Holy llil, I.- in l,. I,,,.,,,. i
Mim-iors in M...I. ii. , . no wi..,.-. on ,n-- ... i-i a pn-s.ui an. i ; t In- i-.-n: .r. d l!il.l- linl il l'i ii
li'll tin- s.-als va- ,-xpc,-t thrni lli.-n. lint mil now. jwill ha,- 11,,- ,niir- lot smooi ti.-, . un- ilrys an- ilooio.d l,,r ll,.
; ' olf in tin- n.-M ,-w dais. 'l-h,. mllKli o,ii,-iiial Itihl,-. sa- s in ill.- la;l
- - - - - s., ..n, ,,i.., .,,.,, lK1. I ,.,,.,,,.,. ,;,.v,.:,: .. My ,..
'" " . Look of tills tool, Ii
aster 1 ogs
At Clint's
MICIIAKl.S-STERX VALUE-FIIJST
SUITS AND TOP COATS
S!)S.-. to .?;2.1.-
IIKIIG HATS FOlt EASTKU
SI.!).-) to S7.00
AKKOW SIIII'.TS FOK IOASTI-.U
SI. 95 to $1.85
COWEN TIES FOR EASTlHi
95c to .$2.13
AI.EE.N A HOSE FOU EASTEK
15c to $1.15
NETTI.ETOX FINE SHOES AND
OXFORDS FOR EASTER
$12.00 - $1X00 - .$1 1.00
Outfitters for Men and Hoys of Quality Clothes
Clint's Clothiery
SERVICE AT
SUNRISE TO
START DAY
taU,
Hook
au iv l.i
of l.ll..-
i.l shall
.of III'-
f',--ililimir.l fr.n. i l'n'o nni
Markets
lion ot" Miss Mdlre.l Lov.lt. H"
sid s s, eial numbers by the vest
ed choir in ti-" evening' Mrs. Leo
I'. Miller will rend, r a solo,
Itcv. Kchli (o sjicak.
j LeVerelitl Kitiir-r Cram Kellh
will return from his trip to Cali
fornia Koiip-iinie heiore Sunday and
,uill give the main addrehs at Ihe
b llmdisr Lp.senpui church. The
eliuir wilt smg "Love is the Cum-
n! or AM." from ihe Cantata "Llv
int: Ci-riKr" by Wlld.uier, and Mrs.
L. o Mill, r wilt appear dm soloist
it Uf morning s-rvu-es in addi
tion l'i 1-ipllHaial Ki'lVId .
At Si. !et"-H Kpiscoi.al ehuri I
iiiere wiii be a sp -cial inusiral pio-
araci, directed by Miss Kathleen
Campbell and an Luster ne-ssag -by
II. v. S. W. Creasey.
The r.(ep,ing of new members
uiil be feature.) at the M.IJiodls
I ;piseoial c h in eh, Sout h. in addi
l mil to a spe. j,i in usica I progra ru.
P:ist. r programs will also be tiv-
ii at the Lutheran church, th
''linn ii of Col and other (hurdle,
in th" city.
Mellon "Out of Shell;"
"New ri!!e" Discussed
I'OKIIAMI MAUM IS
I'ULTLAM), (He. ( AC) Cat
I le and hogs nam inn Uy stea.';
sheep weak. KggH and hulterlat
st.-ady. liutter -lac.
is i n Litr.vr
SAX !'L ANCISi'O (AC)
tirfal 4i;'.c.
Hi CaplaPi T.
C. ,b Cormick. a' s;slaiil prol. Nr
ol tailitary nee and tactics, h.ei
: b. . i a ppoinle.) t mirna lie ill of: i e;
jm t barge ,.r tl-..- IH, annual ratll
lar y torn rta u i nt nl t e- college,
sclc duied lor May v.h on I II I,. M.
Sergeant II. i. Crocker, tiia.i an
,.'is.st.s:aui professbr of the Military
, d. pai t in- nt, will assist Ca pia in
-MctoMiticK. according to on
nounce::ie,iM ,,(- i ;,,, (
M'is s. e.immandaiit of cadets.
M"ie than Jtmu stud-als am.
fa ally m- riibeia ui i;,p.,. p;iJ i ,,,
the altait. planned to t- th- mi.'.i
elaborate military di:-pi.iy er put
on h r.. Abu taking mihiaiv work,
i o e i j s enrolled iii gvmnuMtim and
rh;ing clasw. s and faculty m mbers
of riding classes will be main p:t-'
tic: pan i;-'. .
Ill' hnitaid Hine, Inl'ii iiiail v
I 1st
- 1 ,
1
I it si
ff'''ni int'e-'i ti "in l'.iL'e r me.)
I,ae i -1 a 1 1 1 1 ' d hl' attendance.
hif" then.' are li n d " r-H nod al
O hav heel, (he l.i me nf hS
i-ey a i s i no longer. W here
thepi, ;e now ae-
, ndm,"
ij'.JU II,
m.
ha
111
M.-
,-r iiian
, ..,H .ii
I'OUTI.AM. (.liM.N MMIMil
' Hill. A Mi. I ir- . (A I -i Un, ;
Soft. whll,.. Ainll. M.i.it; Mv. nifo i
Sl.aii; w-slt in sliil , A,-il. i I was c
.May. il.r.r.; hard v.iiin r. April, i in ''
Sl.r..-1; -l.-,. JI...I: niolh-rn sm un-. . ani..n
April, 8 1.. ".!: May. l.f,:!; -I n ! II
r.-l. April. l.-l n; May. SI. IS; 1 1 : 1 1. I 11. t 111 l.
ll. ird hill-. A .1 1 1 $ I sa; Mm. 5 mi.
Corn No. K . rlilpin,.i(.
A;,rii m;; Ma.- . i f: i,o.
l.i'M'iiN' (Al'j..- Tlii. fair lp-
h atli't,i:tnl.. the town
i t I In- Kaj li m, 11, and
r oiiiplo. i-s of In.' I '.irpoi-a -lili'limond.
a Mil nt!, of
umv i nl.-ri.'iiii, , at a din-
'111 ly al nhlrli Ih,- i.'.P'r
l"d as ;i 1 1 Tin- .lliin.-r
!l l .laor A 1 1 nnr II. ,w-
in oiira;;.- K.,ol
, mplovf-s of Ih,- dtfl. i.-nt
n-nls. ih.- niavor hiins.lf
is li. a.l ah, r
I -tun oiii
i linn "i
f London
' her .'i-
M.M!..i:is AT A lilAM i;
NI;VV ViiliK (ATI SI.,, lis I
regular; "I. n a i:,, ,v ,',,, i i I. w.- I,
ai n.-Av 1 l-.w.
Hon, is - - SI, adv; p,..-s,ji,- .
I''r, in h li ns ,-, li,. ,
For. den t-
u-taii k-on.
Can Talk Again
C (, t I i
hoiitfi in :
Sugar -
low I'll- ye;
Coffee -
markets.
cmcAc,
high-,-
'orn
miHHl.
cHt; I.
1 1 ok
n
Mixed; N
new biiji
'i'! ; i oiUMii
t ' I 1 1 i .i .:t
low- t :ia.i;
1.
: .1
V
' yar ns, apart among I he sap
lings and brush. A brush fire
Uncovered noon after, a mile from
I lie spol, was believed by ftiv
mcn to have started from the
same explosion. Many ol her briinh
fires were started by sparks.
i, . int. tikiiov ih;ai
M'SC()Vr (Hy the Assoclale.l
I'reiis - - The Mosl Hevcren.l Or.
Tikhoti. I oi mcr pal rlarch of all
I: ii'Sla, di d of aligin;! peel or iM
here to.k.y after three davs illnesi.
TRIO TO FICIIT '
RIG MONOPOLY
(Cen til. Hed from I 'age One.)
and Hdisi.n -He bending their ef
forts to produce rubber in this
couidrv on huge lam holdings lu
I- I... ol...
"Lubb.-r restrictions this your
will cesi Anjerican car owners at
te;.;.t M iat.no,. (HOI and l very like.
iv wtu he m ar. i- 5:1110.11110. nun." j
I-1 r. si one sa s. " l-N ery j a-cent
:.lauc- lu tin- cost of crude rub
ber means an addlffnnnl burden of
about $7:. f.iiiui loaded upon the
American people.
hti I'er t'ciii hi TireK
"About. Ku per cm of the world
supply of rubber Is grown in the
Huiinh pons. Hslon.s in (he Km
I Oasl ) A 111 erica consumes 7 a )n-r
e. nl of tie- w.rld's supply. Highly
.er cent of the rubber consuriieil
in America goes Into automobile
and 1 rink t in-,.
"liubber w.im around li ccijIh 11
pound whep tin- restriction act be.
ca me opera live. Today H is un
P r cent iilnlii-r i,nd imllcaf ion
point to luilher advances."
Lord, Klre.Mone and F-Mlmri have
been carrying"- on extensive Investl-gail-ms
in l-'lorida. (in Ihe l-'onl
ami i;di-on eslatis in Kort Myers,
l-'la.. aoiM'- very promising- rubber
l re. :i arc growing. tin the -,rd
t;n 111 1. ar Label le ami on the gov
ernment e p.-ri m en m I farm near
'oeo Mint drove some varb-i h.s of
rubb-r (r-es. piaiiis and ahnibs
ai,- growing in a very encouraging
manner.
Inning a recent conference of
the I ee ,-n ')(!(, )a. I'M t SOU
icaib ueveral Im porta Ii I sugges
uot.s regarding new prnceHKefi f
'ia.tion something different
-1 "n Hie methods now in vogue in
Hi- Kar Lust.
Infants Layettes
When In iKt il or liny Knilllonl Tnr (lie llitl.y Sic IM
Wo huyo i-yi-rythlnif for Mm Italiy troin llof.o to llonmls.
"Kvi'i-ythlni?.- I'or Tim llaliy"
Art & Baby Shop
"i;vi-:itYTni(i i-oit 'riii: iiaiiv"
IID.MSI TKTIIMi llnli'l Koinnur llilK. KTAMl'INQ
iiurnoiucic fArnatN.s i. m. v. 'itiheao
STAR
TODAY-
I
JACK IIOXIE
And Last ('luiplcr of '
"WOIAKS OF THE NORTH"
YOU'LL ENJOY OUU-
Fresh
Strawberry
Specials
CoiiK! ill and have ymii- EasU-r and
Mother's Day Uox Candy' reserved now.
We ft -n
A DKI.ICllTITil, I'l.ACU Tl) IUNK
f A I ) Win - I
I.l"
4?j
s'l. ,i,l intr
llllMtl III
u hat ill -M. -lion's no,
i :::i::! and u.....li!u-'.
:,l,!l,'d 11,1s
Ion d.-ilar-
fi yonaK. r nn.i
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IV.- of Ih.- ..
un II. "I. Th'
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it h iio-n. II" Is k" t - 1 1 ,,,,!
I,s ami allalTM. A.'l'l n. olfi.c
ard-d j ini.ifil.l"
Coos Miaflli Olllot'i lnlt-.
I
i
i.m:khI'-i;
intik,-t. rniini
lor for
mini,''! "f tl
IKD-il. I', ill,
1..
d
1 alter t
for tin 1.
as l-
: ii'.K . n-
Is 1.
In nil', d'-i-.i
in pi.iii.iiii.
ol 01
Hiu.-la.l of
,-nil to siH.ik ueaii
ivrd of that fu. ullv
In HCl his larvm
" n-n ( iincr had net In. A
ihorl ,l;;o l iatiit.ul Usui nn
tn ; 'jrfi.it if? Iiuynx. n rn-w Inv.-ntlon-
ul In o mustered the u.r, of It
h,.i.he can carry on un a-jdihie. con
.. vsi-si'.ioa.
W! ARCADE Iffl
Douglas Fairbanks
IN Till':
JLJLJLJL1JJL KJJLJU&JZ
JL.
"IT'S KNOCKINt; 'EM DEAD" DON'T MISS IT!
Matinee at 2:15
50c and 10c
Nit-lit, 7:00 and J;00
50c and 5c