La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1925, Image 5

Thursday, April 30, 102.",
THE i;A' GRANDE EVENING DBSERVEI!
PAGE FIVE
Local News In Brief
COMING EVKNT8
Union County Track ami Kleld
Meet it I'ulon May 2.
Eastern Oregon Track and Fluid
Meet at La Grande, May 0.
Union Uvo Stork Hhow ut Un
ion, Juno 10-11 12.
III
, .1. A. AlUlns is
jJHKt here.
init III at liis
Moved
lr. and Mrs. Verne Johnson have
nwved from spring street 'to
i cult Washington avenue.
lit ro frtiiii Pendleton
Iob 1-IcIcIm r, of Pendleton, was
hit (irande last evening for the
1. O. K. K. ceremonial lien.
Ileturiicd from Portland
Alter spending a few days at
Portland visit ins her parents. Miss
I . G. Walling returned to lui
C'i'iide thin morning.
Mere for Ceremonial
Verne II in;. J. 1-'. Hater and Leon
ard Hug were amon Hie members
, of ihe K. of 1'. louse of L'lKin, who
were in La Grand-; last evening for
the 1. O. K. K. ceremonial.
Ilnv I,aM lAciiiii;;
K. (.J.) Crawford of Joseph, and
1 truce Cnx of Wallowa, were hi La
Gra-ule last evenins ih attendance
uT the. D. O. K. I. ceremonial.
Unit To Trlocai-e.
.Mrs. J. "'!. Ackley went to Telo
cascl this morning to take care of
h.-r two " till It- grandchildren, who
uro ill there.
.Moves In I'oiihunl
Mrs. Leonard Johnson and chil
li i en. Lorn inn and Iris, left La
Grande last n iff lit for Portland,
where they will make their home in
, the future.
Out Again
it. It. Hoilenl.eck is out again af
ter Indus confined to his home for
several (leys b'-enuse of illness. Mr.
Swisnit
Ties
Guaranteed l'uie Itayon
U ,i In AH - -
The Now Shades
l'lain lilue, Plain Green,
" l'lain lied
'And Also All
The New Designs
And Stripes in Uows
and Four-in-Uand.
, Prices from
; -50c l ?1.1"
(UNT THIE3
Tb' Store With ft Conscleuoa
ESSEX
COACH
$895
rrtht and Tom trtra
V ,
if tfr
1 M tli
Holh -nlMfk 1h salesman for I In
Mountain Karaite.
I lriv from Cove
Airs. W, A. Klnii'i. of Lover
t ove, was in .a Grande yesterday
visiting Mrs. V. Weal hcrspoon who
in seriously lit ut Grande Komle
hospital.
Shipping Potatoes
W. 1.. Gihuon of Ny;;, lias been
shipping potatoes from here to Ida
ho points for tin jmsI several days
i or seed potatoes.
Going to ljiti'iirie
Mrs. II. HicrUs and son. t'ltail
Simon, went to Knterprise this
inornins where they expert to make
their home.
Left Tor Seattle
Mrs. Maggie L, Couch left last
evenilis for Seattle. Wash., w here
fhe w ill hiuUe her home. Mrs.
("oiu-ii formerly made her home at
Wallowa, Her many friends In
Wallowa and Tniou counties rcipot
her departure.
Left for Unite
Hndna. Clark, who has been
making her home at Wallowa. Iijih
.one to Unite, Montana. She will
join her lather there. They expect
to make their home there.
licit from Wallowa
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Itinker mo
lored lo La (irunde yesterday from
Wallowa. Mr. Jtlnkcr is a met-
chant at Wallowu. They also Visit-
til Cove find inion yesterday.
lU'titriicil Home-
Mrs. C. W. Chandler and duugh-
ler. Jean, have returned to La
(Irande after two weel.p spent al
Cortland, and other points. They
visited Mr. ami Mis. .Mi rum ('han
dler at Ceiitralki. Wash., and Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Chandler at I'endle
ton.
Taken to Hospital
Mrs. W. Weatherspoon, who lias
In en ill for several days at the
home of her son here, was taken
lt the hospital yesterday. Her hush-mi.
W. Weatherspoon, has arriv-
i here from Halfway, called by
her Illness.
o (;,'. me Today-
I lecausi) of erroneous In forma
tion given an Kvenins Dbserver re
porter II was stilled yesU-rday that
'ove would lay the La Grande
I Pirates here today. There will.be
j no game until Sunday when the La
Grande team plays Maker at linker.
;l.rl fm Washington Points
Mr. and M rs. Nicholas I c pinto.
who were recently married in this
illy, lefl yesterday morning on
!tiin Nm 17 for Washington points.
After visiting relatives at Pasco
ami Spokane they will so to Porl-
i land where they will make their
homo.
i Here Shopping
Mrs. Joseph Kloddnrd and Mrs.
(M-orge Vouns. of Maker, were visi
lois in La Grande this week shop
ping and visiting. While here they
i purchuiied, among ol her things, new
diaperies for their respective
homes.
'Arriw Tomorrow
Mr. -and Mrs. litchard Maylierry
and small son. Hobby, will motor
to La Grande tomorrow and spend
Ihe day with Mrs. May berry's sis
ter, Mrs. It. Hayes. Mrs. Hayes
ill accompany them back to Pen
dleton and remain until Sunday.
Al Hospital
Little Dona J une Ackhy. three
year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Geoi go Ackley, of Teloitisel, who
I
Today's Essex is the finest ever built.
It is the smoothest,. most reliable Essex ever
built.
It is the best looking, most comfortably rid
ing Essex ever built.
And the price, because of volume, ij the
lowest at which Essex ever sold.
Ledbetter Garage
underwent an operation at Olrande
, Hondo hospital some time nirn. In!
(reported improving. Tin little 1
I Kil l's head was operated on thcre-l
suit of uic riu. t
illume from (tforgia -
Mr. and Mm. l.co l Miller and
laughter. Marie, have returned to
ijt Grande alter a trip to Allanlu,
Georgia,
;eiiiinlnjf Home- i
Mrs. Jnsper Johnson returned to1
her home at Wallowa tills morning
on the branch line (rain after visit-
ins for several days here. She was
iceoiupnnlcd home by her little
niece, Genevieve Huchiinan.
PriSMtl TlirouKli
K. O. Anderson passed throush
Lu (irande this morning en route
to Wallowu from Koseburg. Mr.
Anderson is accompanying the body
ot his wife to Wallowa for burial.
They formerly lived at Wallowa,
movins from there last fall to the
coast for Mrs. Anderson's health.
Kt'turucil from Portliind
Clint Van Fleet and Leo French
have: returned from u motor trip
to Portland. While there Mr. Van
Fleet visited Ills sister and her hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Alspnugh,
who are vlsitins In Portland from
their home at Los Anseles, Cellf.
Mrs. Alspaush was formerly Miss
Dora Van Fleet.
Left Last levelling
After spending ,nt' I"'1 two days
in La (Irande In the Interest of the
State Federation of Women's clubs
ami the Oncgon Health Association.
Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar, president
ot Women's Clubs and .executive
.secretary of the stale hettlth asso
cuitton, left last evening for Port
land. Arrive Tomorrow-
Mark 1 'unlets, baritone, .and
Llla Council Jesse,, pianist, will ar
rive in La Grande tomorrow morn
ing. They appeur here In recital
with Mrs. A. L. Kichardson. colo
ratura sopiMtio, tomorrow evenins.
I hey will be the suesls of Mrs.
Kichardson while here. Tomorrow
noon u group of people Interested
music will give a luncheon ut
the Tiffin for tliu artists.
Fii Komi to .MIiine:ipollu
Frank (J'Hare and Jim Conners
iriived In La Grande Tuesday eve
ning from Stockton. California, and
visited here yesterday w il h Mrs.
Klixabeth Donnelly. ltoth Mr.
O'Hare mid Mr. Conners jire well
known here, having lived In La
Grande for a n limber of years.
lhey were employed by the O. W.
it. and N. company while here. Mr.
O'Hare is a conductor and Is en
route to Minneapolis to attend a
Trainmen's convention. Mr. 'on
ners will return to Stockton. They
left last evening.
Personal Mention
Mrs. C. J. Ha.en of j;igln, was
chopping in La Grande yesterday.
Mrs. G. K. Chapln wcht to Kil
ter prise this morning on a visit.
She will ret u rn to Lu Grande t o -morrow.
Mis. L. W. King returned from a
trip to Boise, Idaho, this inornln';.
Mr, King Is a dentist ut Joseph.
Kcvi rend It. S. Hughes. Fm ullla
minister, Is In Lu Grande today.
Among the Dokh s lu Lu Grande
last night wits Henny Stoudahl and
lOd Cllne of Cnlon.
Marvin Wealty, rancher from
Wallowa county, w-is In La Grande
yesterday on business.
George Mllh r was in La Grande
yesterday f rom Cove.
Mrs. J. 11. Weimcr was here from
CARA
NOME
FACE POWDER
Appeals strongly o
w o m c u of refined
taste, because of lis
delicate fragrance
ami fine texture.
There Is a color
tune In Cara Nome
Face Powder to suit
your Individuality,
that will blend with
your complexion.
$2.00
Glass Drugs
Inc.
The
La Grande, Oregon
i "ove yesterday In attendance at the
Lnioa 'ounly 1 lealt h association
meeting.
Mrs. F. K. Harmon of Kigili. was
a visitor to La Grande yesterday.
Mrs. Kmma Ilurnaugli and Allle
Slack of Snmmerville, were visiting
in La Grande today.
Mr. and Mm. T. P. Flcklln of Tn
iou, ui e shoiptng and visiting
friends here today.
POIt I'LAN I) .MAItUKTS
POKTLAND. ore. CAP) Live
stock steady. F.ggs and butlerfat
r,teady. Putter 42c here today.
nrrn:Ki'AT
SAN I'UANCISCO (AP) Hnt
terliit 4Te.
POIt I LAND tiHAIN .MAltkKI'S
I PORTLAND, Ore, (AP) Wheat
Hard white It. S. P.aarL April.
$l.i':-- May. soft while,
April,, J L6: May. J I. .Ml; western
w hile. hard winter. April, ? I it!':
May. $I.4S; northern Kprliu,-. April.
Jl.aii; May. $l...it: wesh-rn red.
April. $1.47: May. $1.17; lilt, hard
white, April, $l.Mi; May, ?I.K0.
( 'orh - No. :: I;. Y . shipment.
April, 4L&n; May. $1...
MAItUKTS AT A GLANCF.
M-;W YOltK (AP) - Stocks
Firm; merchandise issues In brisk
demand.
llonds Steady: 1'niled Kingdom
issues at new highs.
Foreign exchange - St rung; ster
ling dinws closer to par.
Cotton Higher; dry weather in
eastern hell.
Sugar Steady; commission
house suport. ,
Coffee Lower: Importers x
ing.
CI Hi' AGO ( AP) Wheat Firm:
cold wave scare.
Coin- Steady: in sympathy wilh
m heat.
Cattle Slron;.'.
Doss Lower; rest rielcd de
mand. ARTISTS TO
(JIVE RECITAL
FRIDAY EVE
fonl In tifd from Pag ft One.)
Win. Is lK.il): (.11
r leu t MuutiHoiKiy
s.intr or it"
,.Ml'. Haul. -In.
IIAMFI.S i m.rn .l
(Hy Sntc Aubrey Smith)
PMUTLAM. re. A remark
ably line reclml was given, at the
Aiidilorium by Marl; D.iuh in. voting
Portland baritone, who sang a well
arranged program before an en
Ihusl.iKtle. if not overly-larue audi
ence. Thts Port land artist seems
to have nil the nef-eHfiory musical
e.niipment for a suec ssful career,
lie posse.eM a Voice of big range
and be.tulllul mialllv. which lie lisen
wilh iiMisical intelligence. lie ha
a good stage presence, insurance
of manner and u finished style of
singing. His diet ion in four lan
guages Ik admirable, and he has
;i Hens,, of the diniuailc i hat was
especially notieeahte in his arhi. in
"per Wandered." or Sehlihert mid
:n "Ht i lequin" (S.uiderson ). whh h
i an effectiv song and w is most
effectively song.
The nioM artistic thing he did
was Mai hmniiimri s 'In the Sib-nee
of Night" unle it was Atoiis-Horshk-'M
' Song of the Flea." which
he gave ,ih an etra. Mr. Panb-ls
sings tills in inimitable dle. K'-'d's
''Trade Wlndr" wtth Hs faHi-lnaiing
rythm was also a we-lihe,i niiiii-
jber.
May Vun fke Haidwiek was it
th" piano and plavd t,H' '
aceoiiipauimeiiw (hat Ihe Portland
musical public has Ollie to per
of her.
The pcinil W,iH ia Hm nature of
a bem-nl of lln- Ktnc-T. who plans
I to h-ave in He- near fn'ure tor Hie
I east to cen' imie ht- prnfeKitn.il
jwork on a Iniger scab-. Mr. P.in
; (eH lii mi nrtiMi pupil of (Jio T l r
j Tagih i t.
-Mll.-t pcnple ex pec t POMPd hlUg
j for nothing, which is why many
people expeel iiK'diUn'; V? Kf'.i
tllMU Vt'll. ' .
!
-I
I Markets I
i ; i 1
IV WW H'lTVP.SfitfS
TO TESTIFY IX
POISON INQUEST
1 . CHICACIO (By Associated Press)
--More than n dozen new witnesses
will be prod need toda y w hen the
' further inquiry Into the dnt It of
lyoutiK William McCHntock and his
; mother Is resumed. Judge Harry
t Olsen, Insllsator of the investiga
tion announced yesterday.
S lie did not comment on the tes
timony to be given by the witness,
.except that it would be very impor
tant. j John Kbarlioro assistant states
.attorney who went lo Texas where
j Mi h. MoClintock was taken 111 1C
I years ao lo nmke invcstlsallons In
. connect lou with her Illness, Is on
JhitJ way back lo (.'hicaso wilh lm
! port ant evidence In connection
with the woinun'H death, according
to announcement made by the dis
trict uttorney's office.
Senator Is Converted ,
To Mr. Dawes' Scheme
WASHINGTON (Hy the Associ
ated Press) Another voice was
added to the 1 awts demand for
icvlslon of the senate rules aflcr
call yesterday at the White House,
when Senator Fuss, republican.
Ohio, last night declared that he
would join any group of senators
to n;vie the rules to require sen--a
tors, to speak to the issue before
the senate, giving members the
right to call the member to order.
"Some, senators object to the
plan," said Semitor Fcss. "because
they say it can't lu enforced, but
it can be enforced as It la lu the
house.'1
OPTIMISM
PREVAILS
AT MEETING
(Continued from Tupe One.)
slate depari ment headquarters.
Severul present inude a strong
plea for better accomodations for
the boys' and girls club work ex
hibits. The importance of inter
esilng and encouraging the youth
in the agricultural work was
strongly emphasized. The response
to the plea was gratifying and the
boys and girls club department will
be sure to be larger than ever.
More suitable quarters for the
boys and girls stock exhibits was
assured.
it Is also 'Intended to have the
boys nnd girts attend all open
etliif;n of. the association be-
t ween now and me snow, wnicn
will be held each Wednesday night
in the city hall.
MEN ARRESTED
FOR FLOGGING
(Continued fr"in rngi One.)
lugs hud been Sent to Murker Ire
was 'lured to a lonely spot In the
country and given a severe beating
, He was warned that he would be
Hogged again If his daughter ap
peared uny more in the Knickers
ami further Ihreatened death If he
disclosed th" affair.
Jeceutly the father became 111
and It was with difficulty he was
a bio to lirovldc the necessities for
his family.
This came to Ihe attention ol
welfare workers, w ho thus by
chance discovered the 111 health of
die daughter, and the flogging.
Two men tire tinder arrest in
connection with (he beating of
darker. Four others are under sur
veillance, suspect il of complicity
in the attack.
Jewell has given ui her daily
iveling for fear she will be mo
lested.
PFIITION Ut IJMi .MAIHO
SAI.K.M. re. (Special) Peti
tions for the Initiative or referen
dum of a uieasiire shall contain a
minimum of IM-M names ol iiuall
lied voters, according to announce
ment made by the seerclary of
slate here following receipt of a
legal opinion from Ihe atlerney
general.
The attorney general held , that
in computing the number of nanus
reiiuired on inlt iatlc or referen
dum p' litioiiM the secretary of state
shall dihlf by two the whole num
ber of votes cast for the Hirer can
didates for jusllce of the state su
preme court 'at the hist general
election.
Five pi-t cent of Ihe tolal votes
cast fur Iheae eandidales, after di
viding the same by I wo. iniiv be
considered a sufficient number ol
signatures on the petitions, the at
torney general held.
"Since this admittedly Is only
appromiMite and not aecurate,"
read Ihe opinion," It should be re
garded only as the minimum, and,
lo be entirely safe, persons offer
ing such petitions for filing should
see pint they contain the required
per cent of the highest vote cast
for ally ofHre."
Three hi ws enacted at the last
.session of Ihe legislature are under
i referendum
iltack. These Include
the mj-railed iiiitoinoldle bus and
truck law, tithtng act, and Ihe law
providing for a tax on i.igareilen.
Hiiuif and tobaccos.
l.l'IPFMIC I i:lt AI.I.AM.Ii
M FPI'f iltl , Ore, - - The disease
-..hieh caused the ibiith of Kny
mond Ifeadlee, srn of Pr. and Mrs
,1. P. liickert, local high sehool
.'(inb-nt, last week was not of Ihe
i pbbiuie typ". and therefore w hk
no eaiine for alarm iinmiiv high
sehool siudenls regarding spread ol
ihe diseaHe. said ii public auuounce
m"ii( by Aubrey it. Smith, super
intend' nt of schools.
A sample of the spinal fluid 'vas
s. ill lo' Hie state board of health
at Portland and the report received
today d'l-lared "(bith was dm' lo
eerehral UM-niugitis due h ptU'Umo
t ticcus ln(e.iion," which Mr. SmlHi
explained 'wan not the epidemii
type.
onion pl'iilmMiun In I'limi'lu hint
j.ur l -.-1Iii'.Im1 ut I ,l.lJ C.IMto bUJh-
!. Vmt lov 7,111 flu -4. u. !'.. ....
Yesterday In
Washington
John Marshall, of l'arkersburg.
W. Vu.. was named usMstunl at
torney general.
Secretary Hoover called a con
ference of Atlantic and Gulf slate
executives to consider fish conser
vation. A formal contract was expected
between the- Dollar interests and
the shipping board for purchase of'
the California-orient Itni. I
1
Chairman O'Connor announced j
he would recommend legislation i
authorizing treasury payments to i
American sailors on American
ships In foreign trade. j
The Immigration bureau heji. ' t
an Inquiry Into clreunislaneet'
rounding the American tour of Mix.
Mary MaeSwIncy, sister of T'sr
reiice MacSwiney, the late Irish ro-
publican leaJer.
I). 0. K. K. IN
CEREMONIAL
LAST MGHT
(Continued from Page One.
ollty. II lj siihl that the Hands of
the desert between knighthood ami
KhmuHsuns fertile plains were fur-,
ociously hot. and lh tyros im one
by one fell In the dong mccoa to
be devoured by ferocious . t Igers,
made the evening unusually enjoy
able. The observer has persist-,
ntly interviewed tyros of the evo.
ning but the list of maimed or the
xteut of their mutilation by ani
mals and manhandling by the bri
gands has not been learned, It 1m
ported one of the tyros Is unite
advanced In years and that ho
alone escaped the tortures and tor
ment.
Divan Personnel.
The divan was made up of I he
following: C. K. McCorinlck. La
(irande, royal vl.ier; Mr. Humph-
s. Pendleton, grand emir; Ijuv-
rence Graham. Lu Grande, shlek;
Claude Iterry, Iji Grande. Mahedl:
Charles Despaln, Pendlelon, Saruk;
Hruce Cox, Wallowa, Mokutina; J.
H. Keency and .1. MeCurthy, 1
Grande. Sahlg and Sal rap and
Walter Jones, La Grande, master
of ceremonies.
Hie occasion was further en
hanced by the -presence of W, J. It.
Clark, of Portland, personal repre
sentative of Hie Imperial prince.
Much of the success of the un
lerlaklng hist evening is due to
the untiring efforts of Itoynl VI .lor
Jones and Secretary ltnlph 1 lycra
and the committee in charge.
An airship without a rudder
lauded In Itellville, III., without
even one person mistaking It for a
congressman... ...
.,..!- (..
If you are planning a trip lo
New York, now Is the lime to co,
before thee build another subway.
ARCADE
Fri. Sal.
1ilrrirt! Hi
Uc-C 1'iilnl!
I l,-f.-' :i I 111 111
hut ft'H iinly
Ihrr lllHt of II
hunlr-J lh.it
I,-.-i-,fl.- It.
Illl k UK H I'll-
1.1 nnvi-r 1 -1
II fill. . ,.
A
John S.
Koberl.son
pioduclion
l-'nitii tin- pluy
! William '.
Iu Mill" ami
Mariiii rt
'I'm III. ill
NKWS and
NOAH'S (HTINC;
Today
"IDLK TOMa-'HS"
v. v 'm r fli' r
i
O'f noyr
t KATIOM4I. if A
Blazer Shirts
$5.90 and $6.45
Just arrived! Men's all-wool Iilazer Shirts
in browns, greys, greens, tans and blues,
checks and plaids. Just the garment for
the sportsman.
55 STOKES
Capal Citizens Want
To Handle the Reins
(Continued from Page, One.)
It wouldn't be so bad if congit-ss
did a first -class job of city gov
erning, but there's room for a
lot of Improvement. Kvery time
nnybody, 110 matter where, gels a (
funny new Idea on municipal leg- 1
utatlon and wants to try It out
on Ihe dog, he picks- Washington.)
Washington doesn't have to be
cons il ted. It congressional con
sent can be secured, the Washing
Ionian have to -stand It, w hether
they like it or not.
,
And congressional consent ts
easy to secure. Washington ksn'l
any congressman's own home town.'
If It -were, he wouldn't be so
ready to have il monkeyed with.
Hut being Washington why sure,
go as far as you like. All this
being the ease, a fat chance the
Washing! oulans have of getting
anywhere with their self-government
campaign.
In the Washington police de
partment's opinion, evidently, the
mere fact that a man has u pris
on record Is no conclusive proof
that he's a "bad guy." Not theie
times, Too many people get into
Jail who nevertheless are all right.
At all events, even If an appli
cant has "done time."- he still can
Set u taxicab license, provided
he knows his business and Is re
'"Cvery Mile a Ticturc"
Taku Glacier
Alaskan Ports
Inside Passage
Scenic British Columbia
Mt. Robson
Canadian Rockies
Scenic BooUrt Free.
A. B. Holtorp, Cily Pais. Atf
122ThirdSl. Portland, Ore.'
Phone Broadway $300
TUB LARGEST RAILWAY
SYSTBM IN AMERICA
(ilaska
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
Monarch Malleable Ranges
MONARCH KLKCTUIC HANCKS
SUindiinl Combiiiiitioii KU-ctric Han-cs
IViced Uijrhl Sold Uieht
W. II. Bohnenkamp Co. Q
HALF
Mm. h I h. lr
I'llll.T Silk
liiii-i'linsr.
nrw !-llll or ili'i'SH Willi II pull nf Half SiK'ks .
or t'ollon. A inlr of ''' f'l-c Willi wli
Art &
"l:Vl:HYTIIINO I'Olt TIIK UAI1Y"
HIC.MSTITCIIIN'J llotrl Solilimr lllilK. KTAMl'lNO
nlriTIOItlCK l'ATI'IOIt.NS I. M. !. TI!!!EAl
'Who Iniiiis lliii foiTMt Imiiiis lln- willaii. of llm world."
General Cords
Go a Long Way U Make Friends.
Jennings & Shumate
SiliTc.v-airs lo
STAR
TODAY
HOOT GIBSON
"LET 'ER BUCK"
The "Round-Up" Picture
THE HUH
spectable. "It's a iiuestion of
moral character," explains Poltco
Inspector A. J. Headlcy, In chargo
of the license bureau. "Jf a man's
toMgh, he gets no license, even
though he never was caught. 't
he's straight, he gels it anyway.
Kverybody's entitled to . mako
good."
Obituary
SAItAll FltANMS HAMILTON'
Funeral services over the re
mains of Sarah Frances Hamilton,
wdio passed on yesterday morning
at her home near A Heel, were held
this ul'lemoon at 2 o'clock at Suin
meivllb'. in charge of Snodgrnsa
and Zimmerman funeral service
parlors.
Mrs. Hamilton was born January
S, isra and tiled at the age of 76
years, three months and -'; days.
Shipbuilding concern is being
sued for 11 millions, which is
enough money to spend ut a Hum
mer resort hotel.
HOTEL ASTOD
2nd &. Hill Lo, Aniele.
EVERY ROOM hs PRIVATE TOILET
50 flallu New. Modem .
Clooe to SlioppinR District and Theatre
FREE GARAGE Tariff from $1.30
and thz DOUBIJE
TRIANGLE TOUR
Jmm Portland
SOCKS
Baby Shop
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