La Grande evening observer., July 29, 1925, Image 5

Wcdnpsilav, .Tilly1 29;. 1925.
TTIR T.A-GRANDE EVENING OfiSflR VETt "
i 1 . '. 111 .' i"" . ""
Local News In Brief
in
Mien Ann l.ynimi is ill ul Inr
honii' Ionian l '"i-
ployvd I" Hi"-' O. W. It. anil N. of
lies. ,
lnm- to lAlif .
Mr. und Mu- Kobinson and
son, Frum-ls. druve to the Urundr
Hoiide Lukis Hunduy and suent
the duy. '
( iimpiiiK at Mliunii
Mr. und Mm. Itayiuond McKcn
non uiu cuiiiplnit on tho Minuui
this nuvk. They expect to return
to their home here Sunday.
At Wallowa Lulu
Miss Hirniiec l.ofland, Kenneth
4. keler, und Mr. Uekelers sinter
ure ut Wallowa l.ake this .week.
They will return to Lti Grande Bat
urduy or Sunday.
Viltlnx here llils week
Miss Lucille Taylor arrived In
l,u Grande yeHterduy and is viit
InK her mother here this week.
She will return to J'orttand l-Ylday,
where Bhe now makeB her home.
Hen' from Heikeley
Mrs. fc'runk Kine and Binall sun
are visions in J.a eirauue ai lite:
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.I
Chandler. They are from iturke
ley. California.
l'lshlmj on Imnalitt ,; '
William Brace und George, (lert
sen. of l'endleton. ueeompanled bylllnek fwnn lull
GeorBe llraee. of La Grande. illir
rlshine on Ihe lmiiuha. They will,
spend all of this week them..
At Wallowa
Miss Marjorle Iteynolda went to
Wallowa Hunday and is vlsitlnin
Jlhere this weeli wiUl Mi Virginia
Hunter.
Mr. I'lnyle In lorllnn .
Charles I'layle left last evening
for Portland on a business trip. He
expects to return to La Grande
Thursday.
I-Tsliliiic on Milium
Law ton Kteurns and Honald
I'unk left yesterday foi- the Milium.
They will remain there all Una
weeli fishing.
failed by rnlhcr's Illness
Mrs. George Lockwood and
Biuull son, Harold, left Monday ev
ening for The llalles. called by tho
Illness of her lather.
Vislllng at Crowe home
The ltv. 11. M. HaniBey and fa
,iiv f the St. Stephens, Pro-Ca-
thedral of Portlolld, are visiiuig Mabel Schael. r. onieu.t
ih.n week at Ihe home of Mr. nnd..nr i.ueen Oliver l-ll fh
Mrs. S. 1). Crowe. Mr. llamsey IB
Mrs. Crowe's brother.
J. en vi' for Huston --
7 Miss i'reiliTMie,ilio 'VilWfM
this evening for Boston, .Massacnn
eelts, lo resume her study of music
under the direction of Theodore
Scliroeder,
1'nssWI thnnigli
L. L. Sherod anil L. Couch tass
.i i'i,...,ueli Ui Gran'le Monday on
.1...1. loJlbelr homes lit 'Will-1.,
Iowa, after u trip to Pino' Valley on:,
business.
,i.i.i.r mi Kaker-rnliy
road
i.' fi Ri.-ktnnrn. employed In ihr
State Highway otlices here. I
working on the H-rotord-Mill
Gulch auction of the HaUer-i niiy
highway this wre-U. '
Ketuniitl from lrtlnitl
Judge and Mrs. J. V. Knowbs
returned to l.a Grande tms n.o..
..... ........ u..i.,r;i v
eKS l" '
kind, where Mrs.
Knovvies iniui.-
went u muior operation,
very tnueh improved.
Shu l
Hrrp from C'or .'-.'' '
Mr. and Mm. Herman Mind. ' -eompanled
by Mm. Thomas I owl
were unions Ihe l ove shoppers l.
l.u Clrnnile yrsleditiy. They return
ed to their ho s last evening.
Si t nlKlit ,w,v ' '' ' i','
P. H. nlerrehlm. il "nil dnmHiiei.
Our prices have sure
shook up the country
and we are still quiver
ing under the strain of
low. prices.
This, large stock
hiirh-irrade Men's i
of
and
Boys' Clothing and Fur
nishings is still at your
disposal at very low'
prices.
3 MORE
DAYS
Clint's
Clolhiery
Tlie Store Mllh a CmwIriKi!
I
iora, Kpenl at nicl.l in .u
Urunde ul the home ol Mr. und
Aim. Lynn Wnmit. Their Hume
ut .umiiu. mitliu. una lnry ure elij
route liiere alter u uiulur tup to
i'oiliund.
On btixliuvM
J. li. MiIIb, iiirsnl.ul of Ihe
Cove Commercial CIUU, was in l.u
Uittndu lli'.B mofuirit; ull a business
trip. ' " . " I
lirttn lied (u Vu (.l aiulc
Alter sptuduiK musl ol Hit' sum
mer In I'brtlaud Mia. V. K. Wade
hits returned to lur home in Iju
Grande. ' j
Kelhrued hum Mn hij;iui 1
Mlt-8 .lab.-l iioiy has i turned lo j
l.u Ciianili: til ler six werks spent in i
Michigan. Hhe visited' various ;
points ol interest while none. Mus
Doty la librarian lien-.
lieft this iiiorniii
- Alter Borne time spent in
I. a
Orunde visiliiiK ut the home of
Mr. and Mia. It. VVsteiihnver,
.Mib. K. M. lluinphri a lel t tins
morlliiiK for her huiue at Moot
ttose, C'olorado.
In Alaska two months
Miws Atfathe -Marvin arrived in
La Grande this inorninK on her
way to her home at illoua. Miss
Miirrin.haa been in AhuUa for the
jtast twp moniffW '., ';:!;. .
t,
Trunk -ill,y iretiiiu'd
Grande lasl1 i-v, -nins I rum
to Lu
a trip lo
SeasiiTe tuiitrother spots along the'
coast. Mr.! Lilly, and Mis. Hill,
'femiileton and chlldnn who also I
miidc.lhe. -If in will return to La
t'olleciinu: rxlilliii:
" H. tl.- AveiftV'Oiinty atii ieiilttir'sl
is at work ollccni) irmi im
ling the Colon Coi'Uity exlvilot
to
be entered at (he slate lair in
Salem, lie is iicing assisted in tin
work by Gordon Mills of Cove.
llctllincil to 1 41 Grilllih-
,L S. Ilodgin. local attorn. y.
.iB '
a '
returned lo l.a Grande alter a
, ... ... L....I iti.l Si nVil'W.
.. .. . . -..,.,i ,1 ivs at
.MT. IIOUKlll n" in
Salem on legal
which he joined
business, utter
Ills wile and
..nehter. t SeUVleW for BCV
days. Mrs. Hoilgln and her daugh
ter will remain there for another
month.
To ntienil luiiisf party
The llev.. (1. A- Poll nil. neenm-
panied by
Misws i:ibira .Hansen.
Halis..l,
s morn
ing at four o'clock tor i on an. i.
They will intend ihe Worm win"
Guild house parly ill . Gladstone
park.-which jitarts this -noon.
Left this inorn'n:;
Mr. and Mrs. I.. W. Cooper and
rumily left this-"ninrnlng for ("our
il'Alene. Sand Point and ulli-'f
tda'!i'(V: points. '' TlliyaW "iilifkTiiR
the trip by auto and ep.-et lo be
gOlli-r nlipul two w.-el;s. 'Tllrlr
daughter in.l lo r rullvlli,M!
turn .trt'..i:i ''Gtandc mith tlienjoi-
gh;rt init;.
Ketnrned tinin trip
Mr. ami Mrs. J.. B. Sleiirnn, Mil.
Sluart liennelt nml M's Ma.
St.sirnM liaye relunn-.l from a mo
tor tiin thormrh w.-siern nei;..n
Th. v wi-re nvvi.v he. ue.-ks ami vi-
.1....1 ... -,.,.r l.i.k.. KhMiialh
Kal li. I'orlland. Salem. Ihe llr.-con
eavi'ii. Mv.lle i -reek and other
polnls. They wel
i ......I .....
...
n
"uTt XK THINK
t ia,....e liko Ihut II It
1 1 It . . t "Ml1 f 4,' ! J '3
M v Mn ( ' Mi
U . 1 1 " '. V ( " JiCr- -TS '
1 K.' MUTsr TMK UOf'KV MOr.VTAIN UK.M l;vrr liirf lt diniivery In pM nj
rlit hav been trylnjr o drrrih It, bul havf (iN Tlil bi thf (Int plrlurf nf Ihf Ukt.
UbD tiWHjiJLliii;inc. tlutrau LKe Ix.uIm, tti Ihe fnresrouiiil, tainouinuurreiil.
Songbird in'AVe'stcrn Role
33S3
M idame Selmmann' - lleink Ih
praetii-iiiK with her Irons a hit,
lor she has been seieeted to
open the I'ikeB Teak rodeo. Ail
Kusl 11. at Colorado Springs,
Colo.
the Mt. Hood Loop,
an exeell.-nl trip. '
They report
Keliirmil rroni I'orllunil
Mrs. Vera Wattenburg has re
turned to La Grande alter a two
weeks vacation trip to Portland.
She visited at tile home of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Kvalis ' then. Her
small sun, Klhert, who accompani
ed her to Portland. . will spend the
uiaindcr of the summer there.
llnck from auto c rip
Mr. and Mrs. George Hrace have
returned to l.a Grando after an
auto trip through Oregon. They
were gone two weeks and visited
various points of Interest, They
visited al Portland. .rJug"iie. Can
yon City and other points. They
returned through linker. They al
so stopped at various coast points.
SiniUl rire
A fire last evening about half
past eight ' o'clock partially de-
sloryed a wood shed al the rear of
the Martha Harris property on the
corner of Adams anil isecono
Stieels and burned the roof of the
ji;i,, n.lu,.l l,v- U
"J""""s "j
A. Henham. No InsuiMneo was
but Ihe Henham property was laK-
en care of.
Personal Mention
Mr. chapman, of the Ki)t-rprla
Si'rviee sttition, hum a business vis-j
Itor to l,a (ii'unde yesterday. ,
Mrs. Atla HMfSt'll apent the weeli
nd t AV,iinii,va.iri4)UiiK.!V'Ht.Uvea, :
OAK (.lt( i: lIH II lllti:.KS
kvltlH'll lilVKII, Ore. A break III
Ib'-'nijiiu eanal o t In ll"id Uivr
in ifStfion Ob inri covering ihe Oak
GioV'- orchard .s.-eljon. inlt'i rup' -cd
Hi'i-vicn. A crew of lo mn was
rusrfed to the bnak and it was
est mated thai witter would bn
I'nwing lo orchards uyatn by Fri
day.
The hrenk was one of tho ninsl
s.-rii ns ever experieiw eil l,y loeal
irriK-.lionis.s an.l .seillinenl earrie.l
' I
xtrt-ak far 'lown Ihe i 'ol l.ia. Ol'l-
llini-rs il.i-lare.l ll.ev had neverti 1
the Hood river inmlilier. HeepaKe
from hillside spritiRH wan given lis
...a ,.r ih tinu.ir
..uvr. - iMifc r.!:,aww,rm i evv ' n
y-CI
iVHtlhi Vim , gMi-;f 'vJ4
1 Fmm
Ol' TIIK (iltKAT NOHTIIWKST wltllalll briniflnK "'"' ;
of Ih" I n I'orte Martin lies fenni, one of III lolilculucitl ill till far
tl.c dci by. Huh? Ilfauvoln, driver.
Zinc
Stearate
A Hinoot li di'Hruti'ly net-tit 'd
tuilibt-ptic duslinK puwdrr
that is not ufffctt-d by mote
line. It COVtTH tlm 8k in
wlth'u tliln wutur-proof llliu
uiiHurpiiHHt'd i'or 1) a b i u h .
CoiupoHod of the finest Ziiu
Stuuralu wlltt Balsam of
i'oru.
23c
Glass. Drugs
Inc.
77i $ocd& Sou
1a Grande, Oregon
Markets
I'OltTI.AMI .MAHKIVI'S .'
POIt'fl.ANII. Ore. (AP) Live,
slock steady today, eggs unit but
tertat steady, butler 4S cents.
HI -TTKItFAT.
SAN I" I (A NCI SCO (AP)
tertat 67 cents here today.
roiriLAM) (iiiAi. "
. POHTI.ANIi, ore. (AP)- Wheal
Soft white, July $1.41. August
$i.-t:i, S''tilember $1.4:1; wvslern
w hite. July $1.44. . August $1.4:1,
.September $1.4.1; western red. July
$1,411. August $1,311. September
$1,311; HUH. hard while. July
l..'ii), August $1.4?; September
$1.4ti.
Corn No. 3 yellow, July $47,
August $17, September $4"; No. 2
yellow, .July $18, August $48, Sep
leinber'$48. MAItKKTK AT A GLANCi:.
NHW YOHIv (A I') Stocks
Strong; about 60 issues al new
highs.
Itonds- Irregular; south we.stern
rail Issues active.
Kop'ig.i exchange Steady; Scan
dinavian currencies strong.
t.'otton Lower: rjin.s sout liwest
. ..
Sugar
spot ileutiitxl
,ower; dlHappointlng
CofiCe, Higher; unfavorable
woathur in Jirazil.
. CJHCAGO (AI'). -7 Wheat rFlrm;
bullish Knropean weat her rejiorts,
.. ,.. t,..
.,' wi,,,. '
roliKIIIK Sl.Mks.
,,...,. u ,..,,.,. ..,,i,.u
llo(!sl."i
I.KillT IIAi i; AS.MII NCI'.I)
KAN l'HANCI.Mfd (Al1)
Hear
charge
Admiral .1. II. Haytoii. in
nf the Iwelltli naval rinarlel
i qnarlerM here. Tne.s.lay r.
head
eived Mosea
! wor.l froin I'al
, Stanford K
navy'K pro.ns'-.l
: I llll-lllile Kenphine
' fllKht from I'alifornia to Hawaii
j will Mart olflrhilly from San Kran
elseo on September 1, lr weuthei
i coil.., ioiih ..re .Hvorai.te.
1
i , fl m--jVM -i-
l ' " ft
7
1
STRIKING MILL
I iiuljle to meet Hie rent 'line to Hie illluni.v for llielr homes, striking mill wiu kers ut Wllllinalle,
Conn., Iiaie Im-iii illsios.si'sseil by the American Thread Co. Tim mill workrm liavo Isni on a
htriki' for IH weeks. The Amt'j'tcan l''eilerntlon of l,atMir lias eixctcU Iclils to shelter the families
of Hie mill wiirkers until a selllement Is lliuile Willi tho coniiuni)'.
JUDGES' TASK
DIFFICULT IX
FISH CONTEST
i (Conllnjua from I'age One.)
ounce 8 und 3rd, V. M. iHtbbin und
li. K. Coolidgo, pounds.
Thruo luirty.cutfh A. V. An
drown, Ai Uuy and itoltert Ncwliu.
lihiL-k fciina ?lsl, ( VV. lvm. 3
jonmia. lo ouu've.s; 'Jnd, 1 U. llan-
iitlit.'ld, 1 pounei 1 ounlf.
Boya' cMjUh 1st, ttirvillo Suilor.
4 pound" H ouitcy: Norman IIuk
iinai'irtr pounds 6 ouiu'h; aid.
William Dubhin Jr., 3 oounda D
ounct'H.
Dub prizy uwuicrcil to" Jii-rbi'rt
Johuunaen on general priiulplea.
Prizeo were uwurded according lo 1
the llat published i;i the tJI)McmM' I
ht&t week. v j
Cecil Keugle won rli-Mt pl:u'e in
(lie urow and mamilu coniest with
142 i'ect turni'd in, Itoy Korrester
aeeond wilh yx. t.'liliord Conrad'
third with und Harold llerr,
fourth with til.
B. S3I1TH
'EW CLUB
PRESIDENT
(Continued from Pago One.)
gavii a Very interostlng talk on
the habits of the various game
birds, particularly tho Hungarian
phcutmnt.
Game IMcltirt. Sliown.
The awarding or the prbn-s to
the successful sportsmen In the
fishing contest concluded the pro-Ki-am
at the church. 'Hie pictures
taken by the state pame eomiuiy-
.. 1. .... ..t I I... U I in.
"'' '-
aler loiiowing wic nainne-1-.
These 'inotlon pictures were
given wltl't, exp.lwnatdry conuhen's
by. ;ir. Avuilll, They showed tlu
piopugation of pheasjinls at the
slate "game' raiflls. 'fiio fcefllng' o'r
ithc game birds during the winter
jii'ionlhs. I lie pi
: ,.t I .... , 1 1
l.im,,n. ... . .....i....,..
hit liiiiiiiuiid hike iiml other pluees
I i... i ..r -.11 u.. v.. ful vmiilfi Till
H,ene'f flHhermen ealelil.lK law..1" '.'!" K'lt'-J hol.tlllB-
trout near Hiamond lake.
FARM RETURNS
.': GAIN SLOWLY
(ConllnueiJ frin f'Hire flne.l
tuxes and an ulloHanci- for tin la-1
j bur ul ihe rai nier ami his rumily.
: On this basis the let n il on the
' (urmar's inn-lieu inhered ca pita I in
larm.-i-'H
1 'J4--u was 4.1 per cent, com
pared with 2.6 percent in tlieltre-.
cedtnK year. - j
While this is a Kiatllylmf in
rease, it still cutties Car short ol
etiuallini: the rates that th"- lar-
1 1 it'r bus lu pay lor (he use t
horrou I'd CHpllul. Interest pit id
by farmers' on liioi tKUKe and ol .1
.r huli'ldedneilH" In r.i-l-Ja was
it. 4 '-r cent, and ti.ii per cut 111
the prercdiiif; year. Thus, as
0111 bmed rt-tut n lor t he use ot
tlHdr capital and tor their own
maniiKTtul seivices, runueis ie
reived around 'I p-r O'llt less I hail
was paid iohty for the use ot
idlH-i- capital, liudi-r coml if Ions not
1 "i ui rl iik the hti'lri-H lo Uilie anv
1 espritliHidh: part ill production.
jLAIKHl IMITlll VITACKS
1s1r or am 1 ;iim a m,i;i-;t.
SVHNKV ( Al'). The visit ol
Ihe I lilted Stales th-et has bei-u
made the subject of nttara of tie
labor and radieal in-wspap'-is. Te
ol tlclal oran of tin- Aust rahan
Colli in unist parly has an ail ul-
under the hcadiiiK "The M.-'l la
the Workers' Km-my. but Ihe .Sail
ors Are I'Vllow Worl.et h,"
M.-mliers or (he I. W. W. mak
Iiik th'ir first uppeai anrc I -1 -
in eluht y'ars. h'ld m-'clhiKs. lo
i-llllci,- tlie vl!dt of (lie fieri. The
of(U ial or the N-w South Wah s
labor council assert that IJM.ni.n
worUris have IsMin-d a ni.iuil'i-slo
si u led "Votlis tor So.ial li'-vulu-1
ion."
hi s 1 I'M is; -at 111 in.
TAltHYTiiWN. N.' Y. f,l')
'I'wi-niy pi-rsons w-re injuii'il so
H'-riously wo as to ni-cfSMllat'- Iiiks
p 1 1 f 1 1 eouf inenienl M'h' ii a laru'' bus
earrliiK 7 nu n. women ami 'rhil
ilren ni'-mb'Ts or I bv Companions
of tin- Kort-st of lb 00k l n, upM.-t
TiM-dav nlch'.
Four Floors of Fine
Furniture
W. II. Bohnenkanip Co.
WORKERS EVICTED FROM HOMES
Hy
UMTED ItXIIU 0Kt
EVICTED
THE AMERICAN
Congress Will Discuss
Aviation Next Session
(Ton tinned from Tuge One.)
all recognize tho plane's impor
tance ut u , weapon, uahoro und
ui'luut.
And tliis country ia under-
equipped wiin u imu wmeiy
agreed. As lor commercial uvui
Ijoii uutsidt the airmail, there
practically Isn't any in Ihe Cnllcd
J-Uaiea, whereas in Kurope. It'a ultont
!in well eatublihlu-d as ships ut seu.
It's when congies.-i gels down tu
a discusaion of American aviation's
tailure to keep up with the thtieH
thai u row may bu expected to
break out. The feeling between
military men llko Col. 'Utlly"
Mitchell and others he accuses of
old iogyhiin Tor not admitting the
plane's now the whole- thing In
war-T-thnl reeling's bud enough. '
Hut . it isn't a. circuniHtaucu to
tlit feeling of flying pioneers 'uch
jas Capl. James V. Martin toward
wnai i in-) inu u. itmuii
trust."
Martin's testimony in tho con
gressional uviution couimittcc'B re
port attributes the country's aerial
deficiencies entirely to 'trust' ma
chinations in an effort to pre
vent any planes from being used
but Its own and to uvoid ucceptlng
any Improvements by Independ
ent inventors except on Its own
terms.
That, Martin says, ia the wholo
purpose or thu Wiuslow bill, for
uial Ion regulation, which con- :
gress will lie asked to pass In Uu- '
eeinber. '
OMenhlbly It's to prescribe rules .
for Hie flying public'a safely. In j
reality, accord lug to Martin, 11 '
s;cks to outlaw alt machines but
tho "trust's."
AMliltH'AN IIANKDUS IUIV
oit sii.m;s IIUI.IIIM.S
XHW YOKK (AP) American
tntil llrltlHh hunkei'H Jointly have
tnva.le.l i;erinmi.' roe lite rlrttt
time Id liny olf the liarKain eonnl-
in Die huge Indusirial enterprise:
built up by Hie late Hugo Htlnnus
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
l,AIli;S' I'l.MI'S
i-ry latest styles; finest
grade of satin pumps,
and SI 0.
D.l.'i and S.U.'i
Ce also dresH (he lad as
u'l as the find from hen 1
to loot lit the lowest prices
ever Known In Lu Grande.
The New York
Store
DKSTROYIOItS OF
J1K.II PRICES
1216 Adams Ave.
Jkrm& so'
hr? 1 A.'
1
Will IMA.NTV
FROM 0U8 HOHES-
f HUHD C0MPAy .
. . . . V uKul
and scattered to the Tour winds be
cause of u row bid ween the two
sons.
Dillon, Itead &. Co., of New York
and the London bunking house of
Henry Scliroeder Monday bought
j 1. lino. mm murks of shares lu the
Deutsch Luxemburg company, one
of the largest and most prosper
mia of the Utilities concerns, for
from 3,00(i,tinu to M.tHin.ooo.
U la u coal milling corporation
Willi 11 mined employing i:,wuu
miners.
The slock represents not only u
controlling Interest in Hie colliery,
bul ulso In the Khinc-Klhc union,
the lurgesl producers of coa, coke,
iron und steel lu Gcrmuny. J-e-spitv
th forced suit the price is
considered good.
The formation of the Khlne-Klhp
union pushed Htiunes Into prom
inence aa an Industrial giant. On
It. to a large extent, was built. Ihe
credli by which he expanded his
activities In a thousand, direct Ions.
The Utilities steamship line are
reported In dUputcheH from Mer
lin as the next to go. The overseas
commercial enterprises have, al
ready been sold to Hamburg in
terests. Thulium Huxli'y usod (o take Ills
rhllilren to the zoo on Snnu;i
inot-uliiKH to let them walk huml
in hund with tho cliumiiuiuees, or
pot buby Hollo.
STAMPED GOODS
KI'KCIAIi N STAMIKI) I'll.l.OW SI.WS
blnmixil on llest TiiIiIiik. Tills wwfc, l.at I'alr. .
l.lnvu-fillUll liuilanheiwl Iillllt'll Clolhs
- SI. IIS v
I). M. C. Thrrad ',
rt& Baby Shop
pVKUVnilNH WR TUB IIAHV" ' '
HOINllT'IIINi Hotel Noinlller lKI. HTAMi'lNQ
UUTIKItK K I'ATlKltNS I. M. C. THKKA
Arcade
TODAY
Hot Tanialv
(nllccn
The flower
The firecracker
Oh! What ro
mance Oil ! What tin i'l
Like it?
It's the bicKt'Nt
of her line!
M
Colleen Moore in
THE DESERT
FLOWER
Chaises Guards I'st-d Ga.s
WASHINGTON (AD Chilrge'
that "Sb persons had ben gassed
by mine guards at mine No. 9 of
the Jamh'sou Coal & Coke Co.
lU'ir Farming) un W. Va.t were
received Tuesday by the concilia
tion bureau of the labor depart
ment from J. L. Studdard. Interna'-
llomil rt pri'Mi'titatlve or thu United
Mine Workers of America.
The iiieslton wiih referred by
Aeling Secretary White to Gover
nor Goi- of West Virginia.
Studdard said ttie incident oc
eurri'd on thn picket lino Monday
f and that Mrs. July Srinto was re
j ported by physicians as being in a
serious condition as a result. No
details as to the method of the at
leged gassing was given,
The labor department explutnctl
that the mlno la In the northern.
West Virginia strike aren. where
minors have been out for mora
than three months. 1 , '
HOTEL AST0I
4 2nd & Hill U Amain
EVERY ROOM ha PRIVATE TOILET
50 D.tln New, Modem
Clo,e to Shoppitiu Diitrict and Theatre
FREE GARACE TaiiS horn $1.50
We have so oral gtxxl
lots near the (lhvr
SctiiMil Cor sale. Vjhj
teniw, or we will build
you a small luime and
well on very easy pay
ments. r
House and barn nnd
two ncif-M near Willow
KcIkkiI. Ia uh aliow
you this place
WEEKS & BLACK
ItK.AI.TOnS
New lolej Bids.
ItiHiiraiioe - Loaa
WIIOOI'KK!
I'm the Desert
Mower a n d a
thorn in every
bad man's side.
It's It
First
National
Knockout!
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t J AIcmIci-ii 5-rtMiiii lioiiNe , 1 1
I'l moif llmtil t 'llv hltrli. I I
If J wu'v n,''nws f-om the Ef
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