Saturday, July 25, 1925.
THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tape Five
Local News In Brief
COMING KVKNTS
Aonunl Wing, Fin and Kloof
foot Club Vihh lUuiqii' t and
Amiimt Knalirn Oregon rSports
nint'H Autiociution trupshoot
July Llti.
Jim today from Colon
Mr. and Mm. T. I'. Kleklin are
In l,a Orando from I nlon toduy
bhopping mid visiting friends.
li!'( lor (alil'orii.n
Hube Oreen left Thursday nlghl
fc,r Han I'Yuneisco, full lorn la.
where; he Iwih accepted a position.
Jh'io cslcrdn.v
Henry Murphy was in Iji Ornnde
yesterday. lie hacl Just returned
Hum I'oriland, alter attending the.
JO I Us' National convention and was
en route to his home ut Wollowa.
Itfime fittiu 1'nrt.iiinl
Mrs. ,la mis McNamoe returned
to her home in l.a Orando today
-Viper visiting in Portland lor nev
eral days with Mrs. Paul Matsee.
Here from Walla Walla
J a men Noland a ret! estate man
of Walla Walla. Wa-shlngtun. was
u business visitor in Ka Orande
yesterday.
At Wallowa Ijike
Mrs. J. Honald Meyers and Misa
Km ma Allinson left tor Wallowa
, J,ake yesterday where they will
iipend a week.
tjunmitlncd
The home of Mrs. M. M. Miller
.was plaeed under quarantine Tor
'scarlet fever yeslerday. Jler sun,
Cameron. Is ill.
To Mt imreiils
Mrs. Marian Stafford and small
daughter, Jean, of Chicago, Illin
ois, were in l.a Grande this morn
inn on their way lo Klgin lo visit
Mrs. Stafford's pnrentH, Mr. " und
Mis. J. N. Hazelwood.
To isJ nt Wnllmwi
Mr. Laura l-'rier. of lallas,
Oregon, passed through Ui Grande
this morning on her way lo Wal
lowa to visit her parents, who live
there.
Visiting in city
Mr. ami Mrs. J. h. Munhall have
as their house guests I his week
J ides Garron. Miss I eiu Garron
and Mrs. George J. Garron and
daughter. Lillian, all of Portland.
Visits son in Portland
Alter visiting her son in port
land for the past; rive weeks Mrs.
J I. S. Kisher arrived tn I. a Grande
this morning on her way to her
Enterprise home. . rJ;.
Left for linker
Miss Helen Kaulhaver hit. ibis
morning for taker lo visit Trleiuis
and relatives there for I he. mwt
three days.
JHes through eity
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Stnitli or
Ontario. jiassed through 1-a
Grande (his morning on their
wav to Klgln. where Mr. Smith will
be employed on the highway
is a truck driver.
Jl'
Ketiirus to Huntliiiitoii
Alter several days spent in
L
Grande visiting her niece. Mrs. K.
Jl. Hruun. Mrs. A. Sealmrg return
ed to her home at Huntington this
morning on train No. S-L
Here from Spokane-
, Mrs. W. Leon and two sons ar
rie. in La. Grande this morning
from her home at Spokane. Wash
ington. She visited relatives here
today before going on to Knter
juise to visil relatives there..
At Monmouth
Miss Itlanehe Clark, of ,Clark's
t '"lorlr;ts, left Thursday evening for
Monfuouth. i.in'goii. She will be
Instructor in art there during the
Iiet five weeks while the regu
lar instruclor is in Kurope.
Halls here from Poiihuid
Dr. ami Mrs. M. K. Hall and
daughters. 'onslanee and i Iwen
nolyn. arrived tn l.a Grande yeMer
d.iy by auto from Portland where
they now make their home mid
are visiting friends here. They
Will go lo Wallowa J-ake Ihls af-
6
DAYS MOKE
CLINT'S GUIS AT
REMODELING
SALE
SAN K NOW
On Your Summer Wear
ing Apparel
Merchandise of Quality
Clint's ,
Clolhicry
The Store with a Conscience
ternoon who ft they will Mpend
: Sunday. They will probably i'c-
t in it to Portland .Monday.
Resigned Mkillou
K. A. I lay has resigned his po
jdllon'aa patrolman at I inward for
the Ktnte Highway conwuisKion.
(ieorgc Kerree. formerly patrol
man's help at Inion will replace
Mr... Hay, who, haa (jonc to Hood
Uiver. ,
Arrived here lu-t cwihig
Mrn. Jfosellu Shiasley and
daughter, I'erneria. arrived in I .a
Orando last evening from Portland
and will visit relatives here. They
were accompanied by Kvan Winn,
who lias been there lor .sceia
weeks.
To ntlend Coiirlav
J. I). Meyers left today to Seat
tle, Washington, to attend the
thirty-sixth triennial conclave of
the Knights Templar to he held
there July 1'8. 31, inclusive, flint
Van Fleet, and Oeotge Hopkins
will a!o bo among the I .a Otande
Knlghls Templar lo attend the
Conclave.
Left Tor Pennsylvania
Mrs, W. K. HaliMiury left this
morning for Pennsylvania to visit
relatives there for several months.
She was accompanied as far as
lluntingon by Mrs. l.ee Carrol, of
Huntington, who has been visiting
her here at her home at So5 Jef
ferson Avenue.
Arrived fvam l,os Angeles
Mrs. W. S. Hamilton arrived in
It Grande this morning from I. on
Angeles, California,' where she has
been with Iter daughter for the
past two years. i'.u stoppei in
,a Grande tn visit another daugh
ter here before returning to her
home at ladder.
To motor to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hill, accom
panied by Mrs. 11. K. Watkins and
Miss Chloe Taylor, will leave early
lomorrow morning for Portland
by auto. Mr. and Mrs. Hill and
Mrs. Watkins will vlsi! then for
leveral days and Miss laylor will
itteud buyeis' week. She will al
so visit her Hlster who lives there.
To leae tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs. George Kelly and
family, who have been visiiing in
m Grande at the it. A. lU-nham
home will leave tomorrow for
their home 11 Warreiiton, Oregon.
They motored to l-a Grande from
Warrenton. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly
made La Grnudu their home sev
eral years ago. where he was con
nected with the teleidione com
pany here.
Uiling in Wa-hiiiglon '
Mrs. William ' l Holt writes
from Mt. Vernon. Washington, that
the change of cliinale lias benefit -led
her overworked condition. She
Ms now on he r way do Itellinghtim
to visit a nephew of the l!'V. Holl
ami to getdn touch with Miss Hie.
Lbert. of. La Grande, who is lak
ing a course in the iioi-iqiI school
there. Mr. Holl expects 10 f(dow
his wile and .sou alter August '2.
Tcrsonal Mention
C. 11. Kinn. attorney of J'ort
lalid. arrived in La Grapde thi:i
morning on (rain No., "4.
Karl J. Slackland of Co. is a
business visitor lo La Grande to
day. ;w Klnia Jones went lo Killer
this morning to visit friend.1'
: for several dajt'H.
Misa Anne Shell was In La
Grande esiet day from her home
at Wallowa.
Mis:; Krla
visiting her :
say here.
'laik. of Condon, is
.ster. Mrs. luck Lind-
Mrs. I lei-man White. North
Powder, w s a visitor to La Grande
yesterday.
M. L. (
president
Club were
people 111
oil hilMlie:
rter and
nf the Co
among th
Ut t;ramle
I. Mil!:).
Cotiiuierci.il
out of town
this morning
Anemj; the tourislH who lellei
ed at the Smuttier hotel uer uihl
were, V. I'. M;tdison and wife oi
Kdeli, Plah. V. A. Paharrel) un 1
wife and A. M. Wilson and (. I.
Thomas of Salt l.ake, T. 1. Ilant
on, Jt. If. I tampon, and J. (1. M'"
P.clde (r (irand .lunelion, t'olurado.
All were louring west.
LA GRANDE
RANKS I DC II
IN LUMBER
niln.ien rrom Phka On.)
which
lo not ntaini
in plants here.
l,a (Jiatides f;
Pii are as (jreat
in the state. A
nidnt w h re lam
kinds are op rat
eilltles for idiip
iis any inland city
railway di isimi
shnps of a 1 1
d Mr the maln-
latnanei' of tie" rolling sloc k. wheci
niinibefs (t( men are k-pt.fr the
.most expeditious tiansportation of
Irailwax- freight, Ii Grande 1ms en
j v ilihle n-l anlaes.
I 1 lircyinfr f hi ly front t h"
jtnain issue, the t'nion paeilic din-
; t I Mull' lipprevlriiatey III.'.O.IMMI
! monthly lo t he railway emplo
here. This figure am s to i.ome
eyten hut is a Iwn; .-j ni-ar t he
$;;iMi.itiin tuat k.
I A K'-at deal of the freight ton
liaj;e on the Jns-ph htaueh line lit
I ,a ( ir,' nde is eit her Ums lo t h'
mills h'Te it finisherj initiher
imm (lie pUtll Opef.ite.l nt V;il.
Iowa Ponnty. To aiiKineut tltts So
IllUes f track Which penetrates
ithe heart or tip' tltnle r country in
one direetmn. vini'1 of the lumher
eomerns June jit id lletr own ttaek
from th- main lite- hi l lie wood
I The Ci:'uude J'.u.aJc Lumber Cm
CICAKKrs AUK VOVVUMX
in Spain and r ure pipes.
I lore's Munpjis IOi'kUu. oh of
Spain's richest hunker, 900th
ling- Ids nerves with the
i"hrlar.M KrcUo is studying
AuienVan hanking methods in
the United SI a ten.
pany mainlains ;dout 1J inile.s of
standard gauge track from llitgard
to Jordan Creek along the Grande
Itomle Live - H ml the Mount 10m
ily Timber Company has laid eight
and one. half miles of standard
guage line from Jlilgard along I'ive
Points Creek.
Loth of these lines tap rich
timber country. The Mount 1-hn-ily
Timber Company-holdings in
fee simple approximate :;r, (1(10.0110,--
imt) feet with that much again in
the goyeriinunt reserve in the
Kive Points and Mount JOmily ar-
e,as. .
The Grande Itotlde Lumber
Company has holdings along Jor
dan and Catherine Creeks and the
Howman II irks Company owns ex
tensive timber rights in Wallowa
county. La (Jraede is -also consid
ered the natural oulb-t for the im
mense stand of timber at the head
of the John Jay river and adja
cent areas.
J'tKiire Is Promising
Willi such large reserves of
standing t imher the La Grande
mills will have almost an indefin
ite period of aetivity and can
reach out its logging operations are
dicsontinucd in the eastern slates
to even w id-r market tt for t heir
lumber.
This Is a factor that has a wide
hearing on the future develop
ment of the city. The north east
ern and H'Milhern stales are rap
idly being logged oil" and many
mills. in those sections have al
ready been dismantled or aban-,
doned. The re-furestni ion will 1
take years. The entire I'niled
States and even t he world must i
t hen turn to 1 he pacific t "oast
states. Oregon, the Grande ltonde
Valley, for lumber.
Ili-b (Quality Lumber
The Grande Uonde Valley mills
are ready. lUtie Mountain Yellow
Pine is of a quality to compare fa
vorably with any lumber produced
in the northwest. Kor hop lum
ber it cannot he excelled. Almost
free from knots, with straight
grain and fine texture for a soft
wood il is easily ami satisfactorily
worked. The fir and larch lum
ber produced in this territory Is
comparable .only to the famous
Co;'st Kir. It makes an excellent
floor and is adaptable in most fin
ish work. Hlue Mountain fir and
larch also makes excellent large
limber sue)) as ties and it is in
thi.s vaii' ty of lumber that the
Kustcrn Oregon mills are most
able to compete with any of the
other plants along the roast.
Tug Hams I En ft . Sings
ASTORIA, i n-c.The lug Co
qullle of t hi K.na p'pt on To whoa t
company w;is ;;iink on the Colum
bia river when sin- rannueil into a
log raft she wis lowing. The col
lision lore ;i big hole in the tug's
stem and ."he Kink immediately.
h'-r crew of three, ineluding M i: n
Margaret GuKgemlieker.. cook, be
ing forced to fcwini ashore.
The (u is In about :;l feet of
water, and plans are being made to
salvage ber. The Coquille was
built on Coos H;iy in Hlfltt. She
was 7i.7 leet long and had a beam
of J 5. 7 feet.
YOl'NG I' ST I M T tCI MT A T KH
aSLNATDK, Sam 0. Ilratton of
'A r i
vt; L ft ' A
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NEED A GOOD
TOOTH PASTE?
Try This
Milk Of
Magnesia
Toothpaste
Today
It Iteinows the I'lliu
Il Contains No (ait
Il Corrects Acid Mouth
Prevents Tool 1 1 Decay
Its Haily I'sv Pivveut
v Pyorrhea.
Glass Drugs
Inc.
TX eytcctlL Star
La Grande, Oregon
I'OI til . A M .M 1 1 li KI'S
PdllTI.ANIl. On-. A1'). 1,1 v,-
stork sh'udy loilay. Kxkh nd bui-
irrn:ui'AT
KAN h'UANCISCO (Al). Ullt-
tt'it'iit 55ic hi'i-t' toluy.
Di'N's ni;vn;v 4
"NKW YUICK (AP) JUtu'a to
day Hays:
"More firmnesH In commodity
prices, relatively hirt;e demands
in various trades and improvement
in .sentiment are distinctive phases
of the current husfncKH situation.
A contradiction of activity - usual
ly occurs in nild-summcr yet much
less of It appears at present than
was I In? case a. year us'o, funda
mental conditions are sound and
there is a solid basis for future ex
pansion. Kveii now. despite sen-
son restraints, operations in cer
tain lines hh In steel, footwear and
hides are broadening, while the
position of different sellers Is
strengthened uh markets become
.steadier or tend upward.
"Narrow profit inn ruin con! bi
nes, lo occasion complaint In soup'
induHt lies but for cbfht consent
live weeks advances in wholesale
quotations had predominated and
more than one-half of this weeks
lnerea.sen in Imiu'h list are in oth
er articles than food stuffs. Am
ontf the commodities which have
reeeully reached higher lex els are
copper, lend. inc. tin ami hides.
"Weekly bank clearings Jif,77,
liTIUMi." NKW Y f ) 1 ! K (Al SloekH
Pinn; Mack Truck touched record
high at :'ii;t.
Koilds - I rreKUlar: New J lavi n
(issiies active.
Koreinn exchanj;e Lower; Btei
litif? loses ground.
Potton Higher; hot dry wcath
r in Texas.
Sutrar l-'ealundew.
Coffee -Firm; bullish crop ad
vices.
ClIIPAtiO AP Wheat I Dull
er; reduced spring wheal estimate.
Corn l-'irin: crop complaints
from south west.
Cattle Steady; (railing slow.
Hog--Higher.
. Mne-rmit rish nuiihl
NKWI'dliT, (H-e.)eep fteji ex
curst n 1st , who amuae t heinseU en
fishing for link cod off Newport
bur readied the clltmiv, when one
of the fishermen hooked a sluice,
on. il fee( and H iiicheM long. Tin
lish wus caught on a hand llm us
ed for fleep se;t fishing.
Am soon as the excited fisherman
felt the wei)t (tf W,I( ,,. thoucltl
to be n lug hanging on. he bniue
dhttely e.ilh d all hands to his as
sistance, with main Htrengtht Ihe
big sturgeon was hauled alongshle
of the ho;t) and gaffed. A fl it more
than nn hour the big fish wiis li
ed nud lowed into Newport, l-'ish-ermen
sny this is the bigifest Htnr
Kcnn caught In these waters for
years, .
i:o.t i; itsii 1 1 looms
MA ICSHPlKl.n, Ore.- Ito-l-i iek
Maeleay of Portland and Party
county passed through here for
liogue river, where be will insiltule
InjuiictioiiH against men he believes
to be tmeiKTlelH llO III'' OpelMllllg
In Koguj river.
According to Mr. t'ach ay's slab,
men!, the linns ut Palabiml ol Hnu
I'lanclHco and S. lOrnstuss ot Seat
tle have fishing craft in Uogue riv
er, where (hey have eneroiu lied
upon private properly, built dorks
und in some inslauceH an- imIiik
faeilltie belonging to locul fisher
men ot liogue ilver, ( harg'H, Mr.
Miicb ay tu ard. had been made that
Hie HtfijllgerH are siretehing nets
uerosH tin- en' nine: 1 1 I he river
only a fw fe4 whle at this s-n-im
of lie year. Their cum its an
on bull) Hl'l h of lh" ilngue liver.
Sihertnn lo I 'an SI ret d
HII.VKPTi t.V. tire.--Work pre.
iarator to piiving w.is i-1jirter 1 his
week on the part of Wevt Miiiu
street whh'h is unpaved. Concrete
will te ijhi'I In- llaimon . Wilson,
: eonl raetortf. When isork on Ibis
street, whhh v U take about a
month, i conebidefl, all print lp;il
I si r- et sh adli!; lulu ijlherluu w ill
I Markets
all m Vi
If J ' ' " V - x t lf
.n Miwywwi .Am. wsas.-w.-jtix .
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AlMOSPHllil-; II KICK far h New YnrU HMilriy In 7.1 r fur I ho
bcncllt of tlw Near KuM Utltcf. Miss Acuhio Tashjlan, Ar
menian school teacher, posed fur the phi in e.
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ran s i t "hV ?- T7
if' f l A . " T
T V-- A y v-iv' Htii t V
llu shows Juiiui' .bilii- I. liaiilslnu rrail 1 1 tt- ruling whirl!
M.licli! 'ri'iini'ssi i's nnll-rxiiliitinn law. Il'lihul hint 11 'husky
liolirrntan b. wti'liliiu; a tan m that Ihi jtiilui may i-rad withonl
hci.i; lillllilc-il by pel sphallnn.
sai.iiai piom i::; now h !
SALPM. Ore. .lo ph li-iw. r.'
w ho has the d ii.t lliel inn ot living
ill Siilein longer lhan any oth-T
man, obs'-rv d his stiih giiilnl.-iy
anniveiHiry here.
Mr. P.awer Haid In- aUrib'K- .l his
pt'esi'lll aleti coilililioll lo rej;ilLr
habibi 1'iiicl iced in his yoime.'r
diiys and his wile's i;ood cookini;
lie estimated thnt -lie li.i-l e:il. ,i
1 11:1,000 biscuit :i provid' d by ,l 1 :i.
I lawer.
Mr. ttiwi-r cross. l Ihe plums in
I Si 7 le-n h- ;is S ye;irs of m;.-.
Hurim; his residenei' in S. 1 lui h"
hiM r-.sldeiee id Srtb ni he hii.'i
served ;is clly marshiil, s'e till and
a inemlier of (lie hj;isl;il ure. lie
reeiills wilh pride that be is tin
only Nirrvivim; member of .1-;i!- iii'!S
first br-.iss blind.
Aniit Phoii" Italc Su-m iu1ci.
SAI i;M. Or-'. l-'olliiwiii:; a iro-
te:,t -'eeiv.'. from the Atult.V CoiH-nierei-i
I ctllit. I he public SiT lee
1 -o m tu ism on t odav sosp ihI 1 I I lie
proposed new 1 il ill 1' of Ho- Amily
Mutind T' lephone ciunpaiiy l"i' a
period of an days. The tn-w imIc ;
were lo heroine, olfccnve mi Aug
ust . pending expiiaiton of Ihe
HUHpen:OOU Uilie me pumie .-.ei'Viee
commission wdl hold a heating t
(n vest ;(.-.! ' e the l;l so 11. 1 hie ) . j-,'! o ,'
the propoM-i neW tariff.
Flattering
!( H
hird to aiou mueh lntre."t
III the
nfiori Kleeve, moil bihion ilili
women fireteirthir a long iree or
none nt nil. but Here M a t- th.it
Js n.iinioic favor in I'iirut. It o ;ibo
t!,e ell-.W find I. .1:4 U f'jM ple.lli 'i
in
VfL v
Ua m
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Exhalcniiorialily Is j
Sticker; Use Substitute!
(font Imied from Pngo One.)
is to be believed. 1 May'H illef-
f!( felll .
So I tie hll e.;i n ;i Us, "Why not
iih.uidon Ihe d:irn wonlV In fullire
I't's sty 'elraterrilorhil righls'."
You rothi h-'ind it lo thai burenu.
It iI.mm Munk up the brightest
Ihin,.
Pi.sr i it ;sts mo ai:i;a
J LA MATH PALLS. Ore. I i to
Pieli.y nikhl hki ;irn s r.f Klamalh
rou ply a Ma II ;i 1 id be'ii de.slroyed
by tin' hord's of niiuy worms, ae-cm-dim;
lo n I'nil.i broiighl lo re by
u..il i n-rts wl o hove b n tniiUllu,'
I The new lumber imiu ba- had
til nr. eilis of ep:'l ienee in build
!hc borne-.. II' imi i pei to biiHd
In bone' and onl.v bae KUU;.:l In
pill till rt II. let lh bov ,VOII MI,vs
i j 1 1 1 1 tic -an- l. cciMiouti.e ami ill
(be Mtme time build It good, Mill
H';iiifiul home. e bate saline Ot
the up-lo-ilale plan lH;k
thai nioiiev ran buy find will help
tn 1 f d i e V'ur heme pt tiblcm-,
' ' 1 1 r- SHl;ilimi Army K Inning
a imtltn;; loiiibl. letX go down.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
'Tin' I'fwir Man's I'rlrnd"
Oppo. foundry. Phnno M-2 18
Sn huiiday lluliirsfl
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a 8urviy of the infection.
Acting County Agent Sex I on
was planning to establish poison
control Hlations In the Infected
areas In an effort to stump out the
destruetivo worms. Poison tests
Here to be Hindu ut several farms
lo determine, definitely the, utility
of poisoning operations
So far the worms have not dam
aged wheat fields.
M-IUPOItT YOI TII iikni:
NKWPOltT. Ore. Two hundred
dollars reward ts being offered for
the body of Sidney itohlnson, who
left tils mother's home to catch fish
in the upper Yaqulna bay.
The boy left home saying he
would return in time to do the
chores, advising his mother not to
do any of (he work while he was
gone. Ills fishing outfit was found
on the banks of Yaquinu bay but
nothing has been seen or heard of
htm since, lb; was 2u yours old. It
is believed 1m accidentally fid I tn
the bay and was drowned.
.mips, mi i,ki:y acckptk
MAUSMKIKLI). Ore Mrs. C. K.
Mulkey, widow of the late county
superintendent of schools, killed
last week in the North Itend ciiy
park by u falling tree, has accept
ed the position held by her hus
band, til the urge of her friends
and educators throughout t he
county, and will take up her duties
at once.
Mrs, Mulkey Is well equipped
for the place, having assisted lief
husband while encumbent. She
has u life certificate.
noi'ht:
In Hie County Court of Union
County, Oit?Ron. In I'robuli".
In I liu Mlitti-r ot the Ksliilu of
Klhi C. Uli'lmnlsull. Iii-vi-nwil.
NOTICK IS 11KUKUV CilVKN
thill tin- uiuIui-hIkhimI him by tluj
County Court ot t'nion County.
Ori'Kon, tUM'n aptointi'a Kxi'rutor
ot Ihi- Kututo or. Klla C. Itii'hal'il
son, dT'ascd and has tiualtftcil.
All uithoiib having clalma at;ainHt
saiil Kstati' uro hTfby KotlfhMt to
prosuMit tho aiiHi with proiu'r
vourhrra to mt' at tho li GratuU
National Hank or I.U. (iratKii', (Ire
gon. within fix mouthy from the
dut lieri'ol'.
Dali'il and flrat iHiblLshud Ju
ly 24tii. l'rib.
V1NCKNT l'Al.MIOK
Kxi'rulor.
C. II. KINN, '
Attorney.
July :'4-31 Aug. 7-14-21
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
SI Work Slilrls Rlh!
(inmilli't (iloti's, l.callirr
fnii'il :
Cnnvas iiloifs, LcatliiT
fitcrd
C'nnvns ;lovi's, llcny
WVlKllI I S
Hivsh Shoos mill x-
fords :t..- mid $ I.U.i
Wolk SIiim-s thai Mill
stand hard wcin
!U.U5 ami
The New York
Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
1216 Adams Ave.
SHOWERS
I or (be Ihi by Shower our lllaul.cN, I'lllou-i, (rib NcU
amt Ibiby Oaimeiits a it- cr acceplable.
Art & Baby Shop
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A
SUNDAY
5 Acts Vaudeville
Orchcslia
TODAY
ANNA. Q. NILSSON In "THE TALKER"
Coniinp; Monday
f
Theodore Kohcrls
STILLS, s mi:v taki:n "
HANDY. Ore. Two alleged
moonshiners and three largo sltllft
were captured ut Hrighwood. ucrotU
the rive- from hero by Clackamas
county mid slulu officers. Tim
prisoners and u truck loud of
ihiuur-m-uklng equipment weru:
taken to Oregon City. ,
Two women were Kit Id to be coit-
meted with the illicit enterprise,
aeliing tile product In Portland, bUt
they were not apprehended. "
The Dulles Couple Fined.
T1IK DALLKH, Ore. lr, utul ;
Mrs. (Icrald 11. Smith of this oily
were fined $0 by Justice of thu
Peace Meredith 011 a complaint
signed by M rs. May me Hubert
charging. assault. Ir. Hmllh unrf '
his wife were said to have ejected '
Mrs. Jtoherts forcibly from prop-.'
erty where Smith resided, bttt
which had been taken from him oil"
toredosure proceedings.
HOTEL ASTOO
2nd & Hill U. Am.lM
EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET
50 Bailn New, Modern
Close to Shopping District and Theatres '
FREE GARAGE Tariff from $1.50
Snodgrass &
Zimmerman
Exclusive
Undertakers
Our Invalid Car la unvd but
for ono purpose of convey
ing the Hick and Injured nay .
where they want to go.
Main G'2 Mjiht or Injr
Modern 5 -room house
near Island Pity high
way across foiu tho
Siiuigo Mill. l'rice
9251IU.0O. Tt'MllS.
We liaro several gooi
loin near tho Willow
School Top sale. ICany
lenns, or we will build
you n siiuill home ami
well on very easy pay
ments, HoiiMt ami barn ami
two ncivs near Willow
KclMMd. in-t us fchovr
you thi.s place.
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II Ity THIS HOME
11
1 WEEKS & BLACK 1
6,1 m-.Airoits 1
New I iili'y Illilg. 1
S-M ' IllMUI-IUlCO Ixnuis 1
rcacle
and riclurcs
With
and Kavmond (iriffilh
W INKS
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