La Grande evening observer., April 13, 1925, Image 5

Monday, April V), 1!)2.".
THE LA" GRANDE EVENING. OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
Uocal News In Brief
C'OMIMJ luVfcNTS
April J 7 April A nt t k s In
i liiiol auditorium.
t'nlon County Track and
.Meet at 1'nion .May 2.
Eastern Oregon Track and
Field
Kit -Id
it.
Met a! I. a Grande May
Union Live Stock Hhow ut
Ion, Juno 10-1
Un-
Ill
Andrew Honey, .1 1
to hut noiri'- because
, is confined
Ot tllll'HH.
Jlero from YaUliim
Mr. and -Mrs. i"h-.:n. V. .Moral)
ii i). I da m; titer, I Vilricia. arrived in
l,a Grande la:,: v-nin;; and will
MM'iid X"veral days viiliiu- lu re ut
Ihi' b K. Mto ati home.
Spent I aler Heif .
M i s. '.. II. I'ross spent y.-.t
l.a (Jrnndo at t!ie home ol' h
son,
Mi lvin 1 la ut ly on Willow S1 reel
She return' tl to !:! home In Tort
i:i:id last ev ninn.
j
i
i
...
Treaiiors M'MC
Mr. and U r:. trl W.
cent arrivals in the city from Iowa,
have moved into the country near i
Sumiiiei ville win ii .Mr. Treanor it "
employed on a farm. Mrs. Hrnlnim Hiwn rhiM
. Xlie iH. chest of the Americ-
Kehnmd Horn Woicin Orjnn mi Legion Auxtltary, which has
Mr. and Mi-h. Knits! Veins and t '':" display In 111- variom;
'auditor. I Set iv Mae, have mum- Hi ore v.indowH for Ihe pas; three
"TT to li C.-unde after spending thee. lis was presented to Mm. J.uev
n.mt I .v weeks in Hortland and Graham. The presentation took
otlu r coast points.
Home from I jitei pri-c
.haUe. and Mrs. .1- W.
Know Ich
)i;i e retoriied to theii holm- in I .a i
Crande ami I !t .iudje is now husy
llfihlllU, court heif. lie has In "II j
InildiniT court :it 10nti-rpri.se for
the past two Weeks. I
llomi' I'nnn I'orllrml ;
AI I ii- spi'iidinjr t lie past I wo j
weeks In I'ortland visiiini,' her pa-i
tents. Mrs. Ilarohl Knhinsou ami
son. Harold, Jr., returned to their,
home here lhi:j jjioi Jitn on train I
No. M. i
irtte (o Portland
Accompanied l-y (I. T. I less, of
1'nion owner of the old t in-mm
Trail narace, W. '. I Vi kins.. Lin
coln and I'ord dealer lo-re. drove
to I'orttan.l Smal.iy for the pur
pose of driving a new car hacti to
La Crande.
1'i-eachcd iii f'.tir!r Clinc h
K. 11. CoUer. ho lias lieeii isit
lim La Gvamh;. leii t'riilay for Hur
ley. IdullO Uhlle tie pn;ieied Oil
Kaster sei nitHi yesterday in 1 he
Mist Christian Church of lturle.
Extraood
Suits
l oit novs
'J'wii )aiv of knickers
:lI1-v t 1 miwcst .styles
tliiit jiivc wear and serv
ice J'ur Itciy.s.
?j.sr lo $r.:
STAK I'.H AM)
SIIOKS
l''oi' Soi'vice and Style
Fin' (iys
':.!.- to
Clint's
Clothiery
The Ntoro Willi m Cousclcnr
Prices Delivered In La Grande
staviiaih) o corn: ..
M AMl.Mtll II SKItA.V ..
SIAMlAllll (I TO I HIMi
Kl AMIASMI II COACH ..
.MASICI; II COACH
M.WI'l.li 0 MillAN
BUICK
IHNMM.S V
Successtrs lo
A
Victor De Pinto
Violin Virtuoso
u-:ti!odist i-;riscor.u.
Au.-inces You!ir Womi'ii's
(iciu'i;rl Admission "Uc
4
n lii! n to
rok-r
(Jrunde
will probably
lomorrow .
Suitnniin;; Pool Opened
I Kt v.-ral of tin- younr et of li
Ilirande went to Cove yesterday
! :w iiumini,-. The put. I ai 'ove is
now cpfih-d for tin- miiiumr tea
i Hon.
Married in Walla Walla
-Mr. and Mi. Max Livingston of j
moicioii, wilt) Wert- mai'IUil in
Walla Walla Sul unlit y nihl. are
in l.a (irainle lo upend sever! dan
t. tin home of Mr, and M rs. Koy
McNees ,bcfure Rotny on to Uil
tario. Winl to INiitland
Mr. and Mrs. l,o( SnoilrayM, ac-
e ut"oinpiinie by Fred Kitidle, Carl
i Hid in anil J. Ioliald Meyer, mot -
ored (o 1'orlland yesterday ami
viil attend the Masonic ineetin:
r in I tjeillK held tin re t!i;s Week.
Mm for Truck .Meet
Anion,' the I'nioll pi ople who
witnessed Hie l.a Ciiande-l'uion
track and field nie- t here Sat ur-
day aiternoon were I toy ( 'on U I in.
superintendent of schools, Hubert
Wakefield, J.
W. Maxtor ami oUi-
01 S.
place Saturday evening at einht ct"
i clock iit Lilly's llurduart store
Little Miss Uosalie Fox assiste.l.
.Mr. l,oiiL;rcllov H'iis
Mr. uml Mrs. J T. l.oimlelluu
were in I .a (iraiitle last evening and
this niorniu'; en lome ttt theii
lioine at N'ampa, Idaho, )y auto,
after atendintr the m'eetim,' of tin
I n la ml Mm pin; lOduca.tional Asso
ciation at Spokane. Washington
Mr. l.onifellow takes the position
of Superintendent of La (Srande
kcIiooIh tlie first of July.
Iji lloule Home
Walter Meacham.
the Oltl Oreuoii Trai
aiul secretary of tin;
her of Commerce,
president ol
I association,
liaUer Cham
was in L-t
Grande this morning
his home at Maker all'
the past lep days m 1'
ducting a campaign ft
land quota of the Or
lludf,'et.
in route lo
r spendinu
rthind con
r the I'ort
sun Trail
Altt niliii- Mcclinx
Geo. T. Cochran h it vest
for I'orlland where he will n
several days in til tendance a
moetin:' of the Grand Chapte
rtlay
I hi'
Ito-
yal A cell Mason Momlay. t lie
Grand Council of lloyul ami Select
Master Masons Tuesday and t lie
Grand Comimmdery of Knight
Templars Wetlnesday, Mr. Coch
ran is Grand Royal Arch Captain
in tin; lioyal Arch Masons and De
puty Grand "onimandcr
KniKht Templars.
I ill
ICrtilrlH'il from i:ii-t
Miss I'riili-rilii- SclnlU
turni'il In inT lionii" h'Ti'
loll. .Mums., ln-ratis" ol
ol h'T iimlhi'i', Mrs. l-'n
h;is ri--froi:i
Tio.s-hi-
IIIii.-hm
il Si liillii'
ill! linn-.
who is ln-tt.T al I In- lin
Miss SchilUe has been leaching In I
the Wall ham school for girls t here I
ami si inlying voice tinder the din c-i
Hon of Theodore Schroeth-r. Al !
though she planned to remain It
Hoston until Jum- she will not re
turn this spring, but will resune
her work there next fall.
Personal Mention
Miss Klaine Mo Nary and Miss
Jessie Cassidy were week end visi-!
tors to La Urunde from HaUer.
Mr. and Mrs. liny Lake
Cii-antle visitors Sat unlaj
'ove.
Mis. limner Hid we
(Irande from North
urtlay shopping.
M r
ami Mrs. K. C.
Hichi
Rill III
. s i ii.vi
si l-J.-i
. Sl.1l.-i
. M77.1
..9-1'.1
GARAGE
SIM MATi;, I'rtip-.
Southard V Shiim
Margaut Nolz
l'iiiim Soloist
Thursday, April 16, 1925
( 111 IU1I. S:1.1 I. M.
IMiicatinniil Auxiliary
Ucx-rved Seats
'motored la WaMii Walla, Waidiln'r-
tiin ytMterday. Mrs. lib liinuro iv
mat tit tl al Unit t!:u'i', where v
l.-ucluM who"! and Mr. HUdunore
returned lo J.a Gran do last uvea
iniT. M in. A. It. ll.'Udti.l.N
went t.i
I lot Hake this morntiiK to
midlrul treatment.
CANTATA HELD !
ONE OE DEST
(Cont In tied from Tawo Ono.)
Tim eiiKemhle of the choir vtdces
was marked y a harmony tint
howed the inity of tlie various
parts as with one apparent voice
t ho many voices hli udcd in uni
son. The foMowiiiK is the outline of
tho caniata:
Sacn d Canta
"lAVi: KVKKLAS'l'I.N'G"
( IVlt ie)
"J ark m ss Kcium-d" Choir
Stquauo Solo---
Ml:s Isahelle .Miller
I larttoile Solo - -
Mr. I;. O. Williams.
Come. Only Salvation" J Hi H
Si'O'ano anil Contralto
.Miss Isahelle Miller
Mis. V. II. Hohm nkauip, Jr.
"Kastcr Jaw ninK" '.
ijuartct and Choir
"Tlie J-;aster TidillKs"
Soprano and Choir
Miy;t Adeaile llnth Clark
"Ye Slow of 1 Icarl"
Tenor Solo and Choir
Mr. G. L. Jmtton
"Life KverlastiDK" Choir
"Karth Could Not Hold Him"
Contiaito Solo
M rs. W. ii. Ho lint nkamp. J r.
"Crown tlie Itisen Kint;"
Tenor Solo and Choir
Mr. Donald Kunk
"1'raise Him"...
Soprano Solo- Soprano oliliato
Mrs. Kay Fuller ami Choir
"Teach Me to Love Thee" Trio
Soprano, Tenor and Haritone
Mrs. Adelaide Kill li ("ark
Mr. Donald Funk
Mr. T. K. Hettamy
"Tiie Great lxample" liass Solo
Crof. K. D. Towler
"Joy lo the World"
Finale hy the Choir
Thi personnel of the choir con-
tained the follow ing w ell known j
sin-;ers of the community:
Sopranos- M i s. Hay Fuller, .Miss j
Aihlaide Kuth Clark, Miss lsa-
hello Miller, Mrs. 1. C. Dowser, j
Mrs. A. V
Limtgreii, Mrs. Sam
Harris, Miss:
Mailiine Moore,
I'oac!;. Mr:. i;;u
Mihlie.l Wehh, Mrs.
M i s. Oscar
bymilds, Miss'
Krnest Wal- i
den.
All
Mi
i. W. H. ISohnenkiimp,
rry I'.ouvy. Miss Dor-
Mh-s La Dm- Hanks.
McMauus, Mrs. Lynn
Miss Myrtle Willcock.
Jr., Mis. 11
ol hy Funk,
Mrs. Knurl
C. Wright.
Tenors --1
. L. Dutton
I muald
l-'un
lulls.
.lus ih
I'l.ink It.
KtmU,
lhiyi's,
U. J.
i:im,
Sluil-
K. i).
. Moss-
.hud.
r.iiKH ii.
Tom Irr. 'I'. K
liuin, . 'V.
Milrpli.s .
I. Wit IlilllK!,
Il. llainy, K. I
i.iliil.iiii il- uml
COURT NOT TO
MAKE REFUND
jdeiimiio ut taxes on
Hie
piop--rty
affected."
Same Knles Hen.
The aceeptanct- of this law w:u
made optional to Hie county courts
according to I. (I. Couch, county
.judge, who stated Hi is morning
that the I'nlon County court had
not placed the bill til effect an 1
that, MJien fore. the taxes of this
county 'are under Ihe same, rules
and restrictions its formerly.
This stalenu r.t was made to cor
rect an impression that tin- bill was
In ettect in I'nton County at this
time.
RECITAL WILL
DE THURSDAY
(Continued from Hog Ono.)
I lync 'opiano voice and it is very
' epi essn '. Siio not only has
-ibe.-mty tl tone ami phrasing bit'
'ha.- !i wonderful personality. Miss
Carney formerly made M C.iande
l.er home an I lias
many friends
The skill of Victor H I'into, io
litiist . is weil know n among li
Hi.mde lovei-H ot niusie, h" having
iipp.ated a number of limes be-hn-e
local amlif-nces. He lias stml
ied tenslveiy in Kurope under
f, i oi oiis tear-hers. Miss Margar--t
Not v.. pianist , is a musician of
DM',-. In addition to beinif ilM mi.
us ml soloist she is also a ve- y
lin- accompanies!. Less than a
. a r ago she re! tirm-d from Ne.v
Y oi U w hi-i'e she had been st u V. -int;
with .lostf Lehivietie, the m:.s-t-
r pianist and l ai lo-r. Slie aUo
t M'iied w U h Sehnii'-.
Marguerite Carney
I.jric Soprano
SAVE IVith
ft your
UCSTORE
In every .Irni; store
Hon y o u r ILexati
can he UiUiled.
lr:.n:-:ic-
lMtlnKt
Tlie CtHltidellCe Of CUStol
has jdayetl a largi.- pal
making litis husim u
Hack of the Uexal) Sloi
the great co-ope a l h e H
oi'gaui.alioli ol ten Com
lead l li druggist each
Initutim; his olmif in .
ice to t he puh!ie ; lid
ducing the lust in mere
disc.
ill
.ml
Hcvall
.Ml
store near
Glass Drugs
Inc.
TTlc Star
La (irandc, Oregon
I'Oltll.AM)
M i;ivi:is
.. I.ll'l Cut
ra ''I flu;
1'OUTI.AN I . ' r.-.
tl- 1T (flll.s ll: SH'.T
i-alvrs fiO iruts .lnwli.
i lotrs if. rents kmvr
su.r.i.-.i ji;i.7.'..
Shf p iiuniiiuillj" .t
uml l.i. 1 ; i-i In I
li.T 4;c.
i i.r.o.
Itflll wclKllI
jiteady, lint-
in i'i i :i;i at
SAN FKANCISCo (At) -tert'al
-iri cents here today
LAIiOIi CASE
Hut-
DECIDED DY
I Markets
i
MICH COURT is"n
l Many of Hie women worn shoul
' I tier boiuiuels of orchitis, bwcel
(Continued from rnuo One.) I Mr lKinsU.s.
If
Mum
iiiieipieted this in
hijihel. tribunal iix
rotll 1:,
t tug mump ii
the hours t
j cont rover
S ashlugton whe
company Insisied
Hi
that
Iof t l-.o lioiirs also w a
tul ional.
. Too order coiiiplaiu
unconst i-
d
I'1 ";"
jvided for tin e)i:lit. hour i
I six days com-l ii uttng a.
.work, employes to reeeb
tiin- pay tor longer l:o
I for w oi k on Siimiay. T
conten-letl t hat t 'us was
i exercise of it:, poi.ci- po'
jpccially in the protection
1 health of the workers, i
iv.hom wire women. It
vllli
ek"s
alnl
I lie
:uny oi
insisted
that the fetlei
i xnminc into
the e'eiit of
the hours of
indesi i ial co
i easonable, a i
iitL- imlust ry
al coin Is could only
the controversy to
lieS. t-niintiig w he; lu-r
labor Hxcd by tlie
lit Were hist
id that in the
eight hours a
an unreasonabi
a ltd
pack
tiay
and
mhr
was ntd s iclt an
arbit rary lioiilat
1 he regulation obj.ti lma b!e tin
der tlie federal const it ul ion. Then
was u materia I di lYei-em-i,-, t u an
sel for the State contended, be
tween Hie fixing of wages and th
fixing of hours of labor.
CotttwTs Opinion,
Counsel fo
pany tooli ill'
the case was
. (. i. t o:t Hi.
the action ol
of such a cli.
t he Kansas
their opinion
modifying it.
effect Ot" Hie
1h
packing com
;:t ion t hat lie.
re t !u: supreme
stion of wages
c..ut t had be n
er as to reiS:lie
s to set aside
loto instead ot
ini::'. d that the
tl of the, reder il
s to hoi. I th.'.t
tv.e in lusin tl
iitijlional in its
it deprived ell-
sitprcini' court
i he at t ere;-.: i
1 ourt was unci
entirely.
t!o el s
iom d'
Hie fedt
posed a
becau
and ei
cont r
tal to
ol Hi'
fl.
d
gllil
ante
-lit iii ioti.
of nnlii
and
pro-
i system
at bitratii
crun-
Settle.
pultory
n for
men! of
lndm;t rl
I disputes,
i ii jdrte Slat lit-
nnc'insi it ut ion
supreme court.
J la lin
fixing wages to b
al. Hie I-del.tl
counsel for the
contend-, had in
. position Hi ' t ':
t lie luillI'M of l.i '-.-if
tWO being SO e
! hat It w ;i:t imp
: iiile )iou e:
j v. h'-ri pi tM iMoti
king company
N et taken the
filial lull
lnvall.l. Hi,.
:,-, I.,!-I
rlhil
I"
il limn
1.(1 bill
Uml in -
ini; ui'in
lion
ll:t in;;
On'
l.lii.r SiTii'(
i :-'i.
i.l i.t
:i.i-.l
I 'i"tlll'"H
poll 11
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I .iiflis li' i.l ! r s i in
II. . II, MH" I " i I'
li. nri' ft .ii',' u r, i
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: vc ilnnl.-l If I in -
' Ool 1 1) h TijnifU',-'."
;.iimi Inill'it1
ii if in ot "'.-'"t
New Memorials Will
Grace Potomac Kivcr
WASH I X G TO N (AH) T ho 1 o -tomac
Liver's proverhlal hcreitil y
will he seriously liouhted this hum
mer, for work is under way on two
memorials on its hanks, and ii ma
jest it: bridge to span its bosom.
one of the monuments, at the
loot of Nt-w Hampshire avenue and
K street, will commemorate thost?
who lost llu-ir lives in Hie Titanic
disaster, in a figure with out-Mrt-tchcd
arms. John Kricsson,
inventor and constructor of Hie
Monitor of Civil war renown, will
he remembered In tlie other piece
of statuary, you feet south of the
Lincoln im-uiorial, not fur Horn
tin; Titanic statue.
The Arlington Memorial Hrtdge.
running south westerly from the
Lincoln memorial to Columbia Is
land, so as to form an avenue to
ward Hu: Lee mansion at Arling
ton, IS to become Olle of tile IllOSt
beautiful in the world. For its
construct ion the Sixty -eight U con
gress an appropriation of LT';i",
ooo over a ten-year period. Hre
timir.ary work on lamg He- foun
dations, which will link Hie Lin
coln ami Lee hiKhwav.s. Pas just
been started, under the utrceiioit
of Colonel C. O. Sherrill, olficur
in charge of public buildings and
grounds.
FII-TII AVENUE
IN ITS GLORY
(Continued from Tygo One,)
clothes a shade more pronounced
and tin- skirts quite a bit shorter.
ITohah!, the day's greatest sur
prise, in a fashion way of speak
ing, was the absence on Fifth ave
nue of Hie extremely short tdtirl
that the mode-makers have been
predicting, "quietness" w.is pre
dominant in t he colors of dress
fabrics. Many black costumes ap
peared, relieved, usually by small
splashes of color here and there.
Hlaek Hiit in coals, the lower edges
trimmed in fur, also were worn.
There was no fur at neck or
sleeves.
New Cot nines Siiown.
In the hours when Hie fashion-
.ably gowned throngs were rehvised
front the churches ami cathedrals
- St. Hat riclcs, St. Thomas, the
I trick i't e.Nbytetian. the Marble
Collegiate, St. Hari hohnncw'ft ovr
on i'ark avenue, St. John the li
vine for up town and a half doz
en others a gnat many street
costumes in straight sweeping Unci
of while, cllow Olid gray were 1
j of Hie post-church strollers
ln Kufn considerable attention was
d Ha- limilatiiui 'a 'H.tea e eu gin. tan unit taenoer.
labor, toil tiie!M, appeared ciatl in black satin
brought back m j H 'Junius, almost hidden by a long
aekili"1 1 ''o aine material a no won
jl;,tM)n 'a black satin bonnet. She carried
a loutj snail, uuatiorneti.
Many nf lhe women npptarod in
iloubhi-bVeti.Mted coats of serge, or
1 cheviot ' These were i ned o i niliatil -
ly in the darker shades.
Then, .seemed lo be liMIe Hlul'M-
iugly nuw in tho matier of shoes.
I'm fee shades, with a fair sprink
ling of reddish brone footwear
shot with metal mid giving off
rainbow lights, were conspicuous
probably because of the OMT-
i whehning preilomluauco of rather
( Hevort ly plain bhu k uml gray
i h h titers.
MORE THAN
100 GREET
TIIE EASTER
(CoiiUnneO from J'ngo Om-A
number, with Hay Willi.ims sing
ing a solo and L. J. Lindsay play
ing a violin solo. Mrs. Carrie H.
Wclliuuii, a charter member of the
church, present, from her home in
i 'a llforula. w us presented w ith a
j bouquet 'f flowers in appreciation
ljof her part In tin; history of
church.
sj At the Haplist church Severn!
' (were baptised find ti special musie
' ial prognuu was given by Hie choir,
''. ; directed by Miss Mlltlred Lov. tl.
' i Miss Marian Lovett sang a solo and
I .Miss Marvel Chine and Miss Mar-
.jorie Miiguin sang. a duet. A spe
cial musical irogram was also i
feature uf the fveniug services.
At. Iho Mi thodlst Kpiseiiprl
t hurch tin excellent musical pro
gram was rendered by the choir
ami I'aul Knaut. sang a solo "Let
Thy Will lie hone." Heveremi
Smiley, of ( 'ove, bilked at. t If
morning scrviceB and ileverend
inning preached in Hie even In:.'.
The other churches of Hie nt
elso had special programs. M if
Kathleen Campbell .lirecicd the .
r.f
:
!
If this Signature
i
j
j
is NOT on the
"There is no other I3R0M0 QUININE"
Proven Safe for morn limn n Quarter of a Ontuiy on nn
effective remedy for COLDS, GIUl' and INFLUENZA, nnd
08 u Preventive. Price 30 Cents.
I
The Firxt and Original Cold and Grip Tablet
eclleht musical program at the I
Kpiscopiil Church, Mrs. Adolph !
New lin nppeared w it It several
beautiful selections on the pipe or-!
gun at Hie Catholic church. Other:
musical programs were in charge
of the choirs uf the church.
In the evening the main feature
was a eontaia (fivcti at Hie Presby
terian church.
NAVY PLANS
AIU FLIGHT
TO HAWAII
(Continued from Hugo
One.)
in the expansion of
groat cut regular air
the
route.
world's
1'iiiitls Aatlable duly I
With the beginning of the new
fiscal year July 1, funds will In
come a i liable under which con
l raeu can he made for carrvlng
mall b airplanes or airships on
any route selected, and numerous
organizations already )ia e asked
for extension of the service to
t heir cities. Only such routes as
post of t IC'J officials believe cun
he operated without loss to con
tractors, however, will In consid
ered In the opening up of these
new avenues, of communication.
Intensions now under consid
eration include routes between
New York and lioslon; Chicago
ami Kt. Louis; Los Angeles and
Salt Lake; Klko, Nov., uml Piibco.
Wash.; Mluneupolis-St, I'aul and
New Orleans via St. Louis ami
Memphis; Pittsburg ami New Or
leans, and Chicago and New r
leiuis via Indiana polls, Louisville,
Nashville ami Hirniingham.
The New York-Hoston route
probably will In- arranged to make
connection with the traiiHcontinen
tay service and the new Chicago
New York night service. The Chl-cago-St.
liOitis service likewise
would be a fevder of Hie overnight
New York-Chicago service. The
Los Angeles-Salt like and the
Hlko-I 'a.sco routes won hi connect
with the transcontinental service.
Coming To
Pendleton and linker
Dr. Mellenthin
Specialist
III lull null Medicine lor I lie
past tcle eais
ioi:s not ohi:hh;
Will He at (he Hoilaii lloltl
In Pendleton
On Militlay, April It)
Ami
In Hakcr
On Mom lay anil Tuexlny April
'JU ami -t, at Ihe (;clsei' Hrand
Hotel.
Olilce Hour;-,: 10 a. pi. Jo 1 p. oi
One Day Only In I
Ami Two Ihiys In
emllcloii
Haker
u charge for coiiullaHoii
Hr. Mellenthin Is a leguhir
graduate in ineilicine and surgery
am is licensed by the stat
Oregon. lb- iloes not operale fot
ehiiinic itppendicitis, gall stones,
ulcers of stomach, tonsils or adenoid-;.
lb- has lo his credil w omlerf it
results in diseases of the stoiliaoh,
liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves,
lieail. Mdnoy, bladder, bed wet
ting, ealarth. weak lungH, rheuma
tism, Hclat'ea, leg ulcers and rec
tal ailments.
Itelow art; Hie names of a few
of Ids many satisfied pa! tents In
Oregon:
Ih-dwh k Wilson, Hold lietich,
( re., varicose ulcers.
Frank Koehler, The .Dalles, Ore,,
stomach trouble.
Mrs. K. C. Hauiiuock, Myrlfe
Hoillt, Ore,, goitre.
Mrs. John McCue, Lttl
i lie., apJieJHllelt is.
Henry Westfall. Ontario,
ileer of stomach.
Ml, I,
or.'
Mrs. K. C. Htdes,
ei-zema.
Il;iliir, Ori'.
O. Al. Hi hey,
heart trouble.
Louis S. Slelber,
an, I'oitlallil, Ote
i I-;. Iliii'liiin
iiiIiikiIiIk uml
tonslis. ,
Heineiubi'r above date, that con
snllalion oil this trip will be I re
ami that his treatment is differ
t nt.
Mairjed Women must be aoeom
panted hy their husbamlK,
Adtlress: I'M Hnitlbury. Hldg.
I .os Angeles, ( 'alifornia. Adv.
Box, it is NOT
Ladies' Dresses
JUST RECEIVED!
A large assortment of Ladies' Dresses for
Spring and Summer wear. These dresses are
made of Crepe de Chine, Flat Crepe and Print
ed Crepes. The very latest styles and colorings.
Priced very low at
$9.50 to $15.50
C5 STOKES
The Klko-I'asco route would
rve the oltl en of the northwest.
the air mall being handled to and
from Haseo by the railway mall
service for I'orlland. Seattle. Ta-
oma and Spokane, ut a consider
able saving of time over the prcs-
nt practice of Mending It to San
'rancisco for relay,
The routes between New Orleans
and the northern cities would ope
rate independent of the transcon
tinental service.
S JViX'' EiBiaiii'iumi'.i'.si.si.t' v
It Costs Money! - Protect It!
Your our. w hot tier new or old, repi rsonts it coiishlcrithlc
lu est incut-ami a ropniolhlllly. I'rotcei It iigalni Hii ami
theft mill protect youiMlf against linbflity. ami property tlam
n ge. Ytiu can't afford lo take a chame. The rates urc
niotleralc. Ask us today.
DUTfON "The Insurance Man"
With Tim
SWritlTY IiAM) v SAVIN;:
Ja Jrnmln Xalhuial Hank llhlg.
Four Floors oi Fine Furniture
W. II. Bohnenkamp
Underwear
I nder-vwifsl Suits
h'K ami lb;
idtlit -
AIo
Art & Baby Shop
"KVKUV'I'lll.NO I'Olt Till- HAHY"
1ICMSI I l( IIIMi Hole! Summer lllilu'. STAMI'INO
llli l-l i:ltl K TAri lJItXH l. M. . TllltliAU
ARCADE
TODAY AND Tl'KSDAY
"AS A MAN DESIRES"
SILLS
MILTON
l-'ioin (!ene Wiilit's "t'oiidura I.iicruix"
Comedy,
"TKOCISI.K HXKir
if -" .. i
THE HUH
In working out Km plans, 1 ho
post oil ice department has taken
the position that development of
air service commercially should
not be undertaken ul the expense
of the government, but Hhould be
sustained through revenues from
mail .express and passengers, len
der Hi" new law contractorH car
r.vihg mail may be paid up to four
fifths of the amount received in
postage, and ur penult ted lo car
ry express and passe hk era in ud
ditiou. i:o.MI'ANY
, Hlrtmc, Mfvitl N(t .
For Kiddies
i' inedimii o
I'anlie ami
llbl
'antic
uiiubt
WalMs.
Willi
and
VIOLA DANA
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