La Grande evening observer., August 19, 1925, Image 5

Wednesday, August 10, 192.1.
THE T.A GRA'NDT: EVENING OHSERVETl
Pace Five
Local News In Brief
COMINU EVKVl'S
N ihgborhood Club Union coun
ty (lower allow September 2.
Im (; ran tie Public Hehools open
-September 14.
,cfi Thb .Morning
MIhs t'huiiotte Hkeeii left this
iiiuriiiiiK lor Mldvale, Idaho, where
B.ie will visit relatives, i
lletiiniM Homo
Alt;r ti ye-.ir spent with his un
cle at L'nion, Clifford Lyons left
j.sterd.iy lor his home in Gienns
IV: r'. Idaho.
Hemmed to Wallowa I
I.uella Stuart and Grace Hane-'
eke returned to their home at Wal
lowa this morning, uiter visiting ,
Mrs. Hartley here for several days.
linmc I'n mi Sent tie-
Mis. Augusta Hnodgrasa has re
turned to La Grande alter visiting
at Seattle, Washington for the
p.ist ten days.
Home From Scn-mi-
Vera Shaw and her mother have
returned to their home at L'nion
a ter several days spent at Sea
side. Itetiirns I'min Portland
homild McKay returned, lo La
Grande yesterday from Portland .
whore he has been visiting for the
past several tlav.
XjcXX For Bol.se
Mrs. J. P. Keddlng and two dau
ghters left l.a Grande this morn
ing for then- home at Boise, af
ter visiting Jiere lor some time
with Mrs. McKay, They also vi
sited rulallviH al Wallowa.
Went to California
Mrs. Workmun, accompanied by
her sister, wno has been visiting
here and at Astoria, has gone to
, California where her Hisier makes
llei home.
Went In I im
Mrs. J. W. Kiugerald and baby
left this morning lor their nome
at Llgin, alter visiting here lor Wallowa Lake. They visited frl
some time with Mr. and Mrs. unufl horo (l ehort tiue. .
Charles Lincoln. .. .
On Way lo i:ntcrprie
Mr. and Mrs.' M. I- Trent
daughters, . Stella, . Kvclyn and
I'iorence, of Pueblo. Colorado,
were in I.H Grande today on their
w ,y lo 'enterprise .where they will
visit relatives.! . . . 1
Miivir l,,pl' 'Mii'Uiiffll-
Alotion pu.lurr n(jtoi,. ft'li'U(iv
hti'ii nmUint; pk-turrs in 1'tndli'
ton for Ht'v.'i-ul weeks. pasttL'O
thi-otigh l.a Urtmtle thia inui-nin;;
on I ruin No. en route to Cull,
i'ornlu.
)n l'ililiu Tl'ii
Mr. and Mis. II. I. Kennedy
and family lelt thlB moinluB lor
the heuov'Hf the Wallowa canyon,
where they will camp out and
lisii l or I lie next ten days.
Pa.'-ed Throuuh
Jerry Maxwiil passed
.a Grand"' yesterday oi
through,
bis way
home to Wallowa, after a trip to
Portland, w here he took a car
load of cattle for the Portlund
market;:.
At Hospital
Mrs. L. .1. Lbert. ,whn h" n
i t he Grande Hondo Hospit
al for some time, when- she un
derwent an operation is reported
getting along nicety ut toe pusot
time
Itneli I'riuii Camping
Mr. and ,frs. ( . (!. Hamilton
have returned to lli'ir home in La
(".ramie alter several ' days spent
emnping on the south fork of the
Wallowa Kiver. They visited Ihe
various lakes and streams above
thi- south fork. It snowed while
(hey were there ..making It very
disagreeable and cold.
M Correction
V u yesterday's paper there w at
un article saying that a baby dau
ghter had been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Don Hmith. of Seattle. This
should have been Mr. and Mrs.
D. M. Nichols. Mrs. Nichols is
Ncusladtcr Soft Collar
S
'or these August Days.
Idlest Colors
Newest Patterns
Just in.
$1.9.) to $I.K5
Shiits of (ualily
Clint's
Clothiery
Ihe Store with t Cvucicnce
t'
till dauglllt i
I-n il .Sintili,
of .Mr. and
of l.a (.trailde.
Mrs.
, Visiting Here
MiBS Vbiu Cole, of Molalla,
v, siting in Im (iriinde al the noma
oi Mis. li. ti. Uow.
1 let urns li-om Trii
11. H. Haldock and H. O. Hmtth
returned to l.a (iruudo last even-'way: Peter B. Kync'a "The Kit
ing aiter u thorough inspection of chanted Hill;' "That Koyltt (till,"
ail the highways in (his division, directed by 1. W. Griffith anj
, , . .powerful stories featuring Thomas
Here mi lliediicts Melghan.. Gloria ijwanson, Pota
L. V. Campbell, lncharge of the Negri, Raymond Griffith, Hetty
equipment department tor the Sta- Bronson, Hudolph Valentino and
te highway commission, is in La others. The Universal studios will
! Grande today oil business.
' Visits .Mother Here
Mrs. Kred Yeske. who has been
, visiting her mother. Mrs. C. K
1 Golden, lor the p.ist ten dura. haB
returned to her home at Mavtlle.
Home l-'rom Chicago
Miss Dorothy Meyers has return
ed o her home in La Grande af-
ter n yeur spent at the Northwest-
em l Diversity in Chicago, Hllu-
oia, N
Home From V If It
Mr. und Mrs. Hen
llarrle have
returned to their home here after' Abies liiisli Hose. This show
a trip by auto to Portland, where is now playing Its I S I h ' continu
they visited Mr. Harrle's relatives ous week in New York, holding
there last weik. the world's record of uny suow
, , p , . for continuous playing. Other road
En Rome to Enterprise at ti actions include: May Uobson,
Mrs. Peitcy Stearns tp.iased (hj-o- ,ltlchard and Pringlea Minstrels,
ugh L.i Grando this iimrnlng enl"My i China iJoll" and 'a return
route to her . home ut lulei prise . engagement of "Blossom Time."
niter - , visit Ing
Jn c'Orvullis.
-.1 -
lor ,the aiisl nionih
Went, to liiikr ,
1
. T. C. McDonald went to Wallowa
Jjtke this morning on the branch
Hue train, where he will join his
parents, w ho are camping there
and spending the week end. ,
Accepted Position
Miss Bertha Jones arrived in La
Grande the first of the week from
Portland and will remain here
permunchtly as millinery and sal
eslady at Put man's lad lea ready-to-wear
shop.
j Passed Tlimimli
Mr. and Mrs. I'.rnest Colby,
' Hood lltver. passed through
Grande yesterday on t heir
of
La it
way
home
after several days spent at J
! Here l-'nini Knietu .
L H. Scott,, who hits .charge
of.
the marhet roads for the slati1
of
Or.ffon, Is In ' Im
'from talent.' He
the inarket, roads In this part of
the state.
for
It.
Hack l''loni .Minnesota
After vlsltlnu In .Minnesota
IhVMM' I wo SiiiJfrlhs Mrs. J
Sti'eiicr rind her dalichler. Miss
Mildred .panned throuch l.a Gran- which provides that HelKluin shall' K'ssion Brew older, local profc
de this mornlnB en route to their pay one million dollars In 9:g sionals startud hamnierlnB wlicat,
home at Enterprise. land the same amount in 11127 it 11 concentihllnc on , the September
I Increases in each of the next four ' "I""1 ''rv. vHr- the seul oard c
.iies In ( My i
Mrs. W. S. Harer has
her
house gmsts this Veek Mr. und
Mrs. C. H. Iluluh and rumilv. of
Ctah. and Mrs. I). M. Allen and
daughter, Heth. of Franklin, Ida
ho. Mrs. Halph and M,rs. Allen
are Mrs. Harer's sisters.
t(.(nl ((J rai,foi.lln
m...,,.,,,,,.,
been visiting al the horn
parents. Mr. and Mrs. V. W,
I
Ijow, has returned to her hmm
In Sun 1'Yuneinco. I'aiirornia. ac
eonipnnied by her sister. Miss Jen
ie Uolbow.
Here Fro mllllhhoro '
Charles H. Jones, county official
of Washington county, wllh head
quarters at IlillHboro. Is . in La
today looking over the nmr'-.-i
run a communis in inis pari oi nie
fctale in view of getting data for
work In tint county. Mr. Jom s
was formerly connected wllh the)
Mate Highway Department.
I
Here I'roni Portland 1
Mr. and jl is, . .AY HI Lunger , .and 1
diiutrliler, Helen and Mr. anl Mis.
Irwin Johnson, all or Portland, i
anyvisltlng here at th" home of,
Mr. and Mrs." W. D. McDonald.
They went to Wallowa Iike early!
this morning Hnd will Pjend sev
eral days there before returning to
their home.
Saw In Chlciiuo
Miss Hilda Ant hony, teacher of
piano, who went to Hen Hie early
thin spring to take special Instru
ctions during th" summer classes
there, is now continuing her stu
dies In 'hieiiffo. She went east
via the nort hern mute. She In
tends to remain there until Sep
tember 1, and return home thro
ugh the Houtiiern states,
Personal Mention
K. Arnold us u us shopping in
Ln (f ramie form Hllgard yester
day. Mrs. Pete Heaver Is shopping
and visiting In Jjt Hrande today.
Civile McKay, or Hend. Is visit
ing relatives here.
school ti:achi:k sricini:
I 0 1 1 KHT t ; 1 1 0 V K. ( ) re A d el I
Hierg. Ji. iehol tt neher at Ln u-
reluoni, k II D 1 herself Jhtc hy
(Htling her throat with b razor.
She had eati-n breakfaM with h r
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kred tJberg.
and wits thought to he preparing
W gr out with her father. Wh n
Mr. Olarg went lo call her. he
found her room locked, Wh-j he
forced entrance. " he found the girl
dead on t he floor.
Miss ol.erir resigned last week
(is teecher at Hill sehoul n- r
Laurel wmw1 and was thought to
have planned to tike hr life for
everal months. Her act uu at
tributed to dumwn.dA'U.c.)''
ATTRACTIONS !
ARE UNUSUAL
(('ont i tmed from I'age One.)
Sir l 'umtn Hoyle's w ell knuivn
story. "Tin- Lust World.' nnd sev-
ml other Interesting screen stor
ies with well known stars, l-'uin-Jo
is liuyers-ljiaky corporal Ion is
(another com puny thai will shuv
Is their product exclusively on the
Arcade and Htur screens. These
will Include "Tin Tt n Lomnund
iiients," Harold Hell Wright's '
Hon of His Kulhej;" James Oliver
Curwood's "The Ancient High-
also supply their product for the.
coming season i will , include
two big specials now being film
ed at Pendleton besides some we.l
Known books. The new Hiiro: J
Lloyd comedy.
The Kresliman,"
and the big special featuring Hex,
the King of Wild Horses, "Black
Cyclone," have both been sched
uled for laiiy showing.
Several very high -Class road at-
(tractions have signified tl.elr In-
lenuons oi stopping iu iu uraiitie
Idjring the coming season. Prob
ably tiie one thut stands out above
the others In that It holds the
record for continuous playing, is
I his is only a partial list of the
attractions that will be seen here
and will be added
son progresses.
to as thu sea-
BELGIUM TO-
INVESTIGATE
SETTLEMENT
(Continued from Page One,)
nneeft given by President Wilson
during t tie Versailles peace con
ference und also the right of B- l
tgium to particular and speciil
j treatment by the I'nfted States,
Subject to ratification by con
jgr ess and
nient, the
the Kolglan govern-
agreement nrok ides
nut 17 ,tso, mu loaned
to Hel-
fighting
(fiuin during' the actual
with Germany
Bhull be pultl free
or future Interest.
of all accrued
The Belgians . had' insisted th. I
the loans represented In this
iimount should he considered a I
debt, hy (lermanji to the United i
'States because' such' h troon il
Cirandm today !"us accepted by I-rcsldenl Wtl-'
Ls InspwtinR'son ut the peaci-conic. . -nee." H u-ll
transfer
of responsibility from!"
iBelcluni to Germany was ref js d
by The American commission. 1 "uyinit ny lustcrn un.i
Sclnliilt- of I'njnnnts '.the sel;nif by u iendinB. CIiIciiro
U In cunscquence, thfe aifi-eement .operator also served tf Ke,ep,tiie
Meld doivn a ' schedule dl" reiiavi m'H l'l within rnllier ncriow lllll-
nient for the im.aiiiilstlee Ina.is
veuis until In. Ifl::2. I lie iiiinual
payment becomes SS.Hmi.iHMi. It
u ill continue ut thin fiiruif until
I ti k 7 when i flnMi i.nvn.m uf
$: l'Su.omu will be duv. '
"Post armistice debt' was fixe)
at JiMH. ."no, Including accrued
Interest. While interest on this
was fixed at the rate of :i p
cent, the AiiM-rlcaus agreed t(
who hiis forego a part or the Interest for
i' of herjti,,. first Hi years and nrhllnn'v
amounts were established, bring
ing u reduction of nearly fifty
million dollars.
The settlement is considered to
be effective from June 15 last
and for t he first year, lb'tgium
will pay the 1'nlted States 5L7Pi.
tnut as Interest on the pest armis
tice debt and 5 I . lun'ooo on the I
principal, or a total of t2.s4.UMii.i,''sion nouses
Tht. s,.ro, ycHr the total payment
rti( tti 3.I(iu,ouo of which Iwuj
n,iHion dollars will be Interest
aniJ ji.imi.oao prinelpiil. i
.
Pin.NLLILS HAVK Itli.MO.V
I'l.A K KS KUKK, Idaho, The1
fourlh annual reunion oi the Peml
Oreille lioiieers' association w as
held on the historic Indian camp
ing round. 'Cblin M'f'eno- ut
tin: mouth of the Clurks Kork. ri-
ver. T. C. Klliott, historian oi
Walla Walla, und Judge' Churl- a
L. lieltman, of Kuthdruin uddres-s-d
the gathering.
The address oi Duncan McDon
ald noted Indian of western Mon
tana, and descendant oi u H
sons Huy company lactor, was an
interesting leature.
singing was held by
Community
the Hev. Mr.
Driven of rinmlpolnt.
President ( "ompton Whit
and
Secretary Kita M. l-err were re
elected. John Larson of Hop''.
Mrs. Louis Amblee of Sand point
an-1 Hubert A. Hchroeder. Glen
garry were elected vice, presidents,!
AC IDI A'l' VICTIMS III HU D
SA N D PO I NT. Ida. The f uncritl
of Sherman Hhmu iI won hid from
St. Joseph's Cut ho lie church and
the body was borne lo 1-a.ket lew
cemetery where a volley wiis fired
and tapi sounded for the world war
veteran who lol his life In the l.u-
itde ferry accident.
The Hev. Pat her Ja lues Kelly
said requiem high mass. The l.lks
and American legion attended the
ner Icc.h In a. body.
The funeral of Mbw LHy Olson.
ilaiJKhter -of Mr. und .Mr.. C. A.
Hson
also a victim of the ferry
itri-iili-iit v,nB li.-lij from UK' I.Utlli.T-
un rliuri.'!!.
I TOW VS IIDI'i: AIIAMlOM Il
I KI.AMA I II I-'.M.IJ. iir-. Afti r
w iiltlnif ."i; i-arn lof th.' Invvn to
'(.'row. cltlZ'-ni.
Kl. mi. I'll I'.ilH
of linlry. wotiih of
ji. tl1lon.il Ihe coiili-
ty court lo Mtiiiti- Ilii- j.1 ri-.-tj. itnil 1
nllis of ilii town In iinli-r Hint
th.- Innii niliflif Iip ullll.'il lor
raitiiini,' inii.oii.. I
' A.'i nrilliitf to II. I Arulit. w ln j
h.'ii'l. 4 Hi' iii-lltliin. lii. town In!
no lurgur tviiay tiiun wli.u iiret '
1 yliUUd.
Jonlet 1
Toilet Goods
Fulfill the ic(iuirc
mcnts of the most
discriminating
Cold Crenm Kace Powd. SiH'
Vanishing Crenm .Vh
l-'aee Powder Compact. SH.(H
. (all the popular tlniB)
K y e b r o w Pencils 2 "e
Liplieks 2.V
Itouge uK-
Talcum
Soap r-2.'c
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande, Oregon "
POIITLANI,. (H. Cattle und t
hogs steady: lambs steady; yearl
ing htv higher- to . 1 He. I-Jggs and
butter steady; bulterfat firm.
SAX FKANCISCO (AP
ter fat 6ti cents.
Hut-
CHICAGO
Plofession.il
activities rather than the dictum
of uny economical factors, dictut
'd P1''.' movement
(during the most part of
of wheat
Tuesday's
session, one io in- conunueu hick
omshh. inti'rest. i 'los.ng nuo-
lltl,10n!' l" " Kel u 10 - e
I '' lower, Heptember ut l.f7(.J
l !'; December. 1.6.
' '&"' vl"' t" runBlns from
ft t0 UP Ottls ut a shade to
'l.e iruin and provisions 15 to 37c
lower.
I he extraordlniiry decrease in
'"' visible supply Monday exerted
steadying iniiuence ul trie op-n-
'"S and durlnc the. earlier tru.l-
Us earlier In the day. As th
Lnbd strong support.
The local
too confi-
meiiun iH-iucu ihiu.
dent, how ever, and ran lo cov
when reports from the east anl
from St. Luu Is lold of lmprow-1
export demand, . ,
, Prices I hen d anced Ntibstan
tlally for a short Interval but the
laslerners appeared to accept
their gains and valuen receded.
Tow anl the close the locals were
e gain pressing Ihe market w h::e
I he eastern contingent seemed lo
have withdrawn much of its sup
port. Coarse grains exhibited Indepen
dent st reugl li, coin finishing wiili
u gain, oats averaged higher dur
ing the greater part of tiie ses
sion. Scattered liquidation ih rough
carricd ptovi-
downwurd
Asl VI OI A'I HS.
l-IIH-Alill (API,- Wheat o.
2 red. $ I. mi 'i; No'. 2 ha. d, SKtio
V $i.e:i '.
Corn No. 'I mixed, $l.of'i; No.
J yellow, I." Ti oi $i,m'.
Diiln- No. '2 w hite, 4" ',i '( 4 I Vic;
No : while. r.!fi 4 'I ;v4c.
Kyi No. A. $l.n;i.
HaVley G."i Sac.
Timothy seen $7. I:.'. js.:::t
Clover seed $1 i.76fr $21.Uh
liHt-tl SI7.M5.
l(ihs-- 1 h. fid,
HeUieS - -'1. 7.ri.
MAHHLTS AT A tiLANCi:
NLW VDHIv ( AP. HloekH
, strong: dozen rails at r2b to
(tonds - Kh in : rail ismn s acth
and hicher.
Cureien eeluing
S I e a d
ltt'lgiiill francs recover.
Sugar-l-'ea I lire less.
Coffee Higher; trade
buying
C H I C
;nsy; S
A H O
plemher
(AP). Wheat -
liuuidiittou,
d'creasing stoi-ks.
limited demand,
big packers In-
i "orn - Sead.-;
Caltle- Weak;
Hogs - lwci ;
j activ
J
Street Sprinkler I niches I ltt
K KI.IJHK!, Ida.- While aj-r.-iel-Ing
the hill ne.i '! o.-w. l:. a:
N. di (iot the uiolor-drlveii ntre-t
sprinkler caught fire, due to de
fective hatlery wlrew. and was bad
ly damaged. It will probahly ce-t
.Too tfi put the machine n repair,
officfats say.
K liitiui III I .li nil IIHiikh Kll'j.llllll
KI.AMAIII I'.M.I.S dr...--Illclil
hi r.-i of litn.l iiri'luim., l,y f
city for Tor pink iirnin.H fi,.
i.iri ilii'i for tl1.7r.ii wib nol.t Ail
ttilit II to tin. S'liilli.-rn I'ariflr
iiii'l or. icon Trunk ruilroii.li. tur
j $i,;. i. iki Holh mil lliu n iuhIii II
for Irm'k.iiri' iiirioii'.
Th.' dr.. (fun Triink lMirfhni..
two ii'-t-i'.s for $ir..liuii. wliili- Hi,
Sniltti.ril I'm-lflr purrliiiMi'il thi- !
j iniiininif fi J ii'Trn for H7.tMi'i.
i 'I'lii- (ily lurk liour.l. whlili
: n.'poi li.li 'l Ilii' u-, iiniioiin.'i.il Unit
th. iirO!---'ls wotilfl In; u.niJ for
j Uiu uuri.hus of uuoUicr k sitv.
I I
Markets
'INDIANS GET
RATTLERS FOR
UK! SNAKE DANCE
WINKUtW. AH (AIM- Their
t hree-tlav hunt eompleled. illirinn
which they rounded up and eap
tured every available rati lesuake
In the vicinity of their reservation,
preliminaries for the cinliiml snake
dance of (lie Hop) Indians not un
der way in earnext at Watpl, their
village near here, Tuesday,
The snake dance will take place
Wednesday and tourists from all
over the 1'nlted States are gather
ing to watch the spectacle. Mon
day the priests made Innumerable
"prayer wlieks" and Tuesday they
were preparing charm paints and
emitlcs. The Hopls are bitten fre-
qiieiitly by the rattlesnakes during
the ceremony, since they handle j
the reptiles without restraint, but
no ludktn has ever been known to
die from a reptile's poison. The i
prepi-ration used by the Jlopis fo '
counteract the poison never has I
been made known lo the whitu
man.
Kinully the prayers of the tribes
are bestowed upon them, following
the washing and .sprinkling of the (
tmakcswith sacred meal, und theyj
are turmd loose to carry the bene-
dittlons to (he "snake mother" and
to the. "spider womuu of the un
derworld.'
EXPLOSION
, DEATH LIST
! IS LARGER
(Continued from Page One.)
scene of the accident.
Those who siiw. tiie
Incident.!
from the shore deseiihed a huge,
black burst of smoke which shot
from the steamer followed , by.
steam which enveloped the 'en
tire boat.
The Mackinac was a one funnel
st en m e r with a g ross t o n n u ';e c f
oil'. She was IGi feet long.
WAHHINGTtiN (lly the Asso
ciated Press).- Investigation Into
the Mackinac steamship .disaster
was ordered today by the I'nitel
States steamboat Inspection d"
partment of the government, Hee
ictarv Hoover personally lust rilct-
choree l liler. tnsnector general
of service, to proceed Immediate
ly to Providence, H. I., to inves-
iitr-ito ni phases of
the accident.
I bj(.
UstUTictnmv
, -ll . 1.1 1
Bungalow
Old clothes, carefree
, Imppiness and constant
pleasure go hand-in-hand
at the five Cana
dian 1'acilic Bungalow
Camps-no "dress-up"
or formality about those
wonderful vacation spots in
the heart of the Canadian
Pacific Rockies.
LOW FARES
on the Canadian Pacific
Railway arc now effect
ive - it op over aa lone as
you wiih-return " nil
is October 31.
Moderate in price are
the B.ingalow Camps,'
yet rich in appeal , to
everyone who enjoys a
real vacation in the out-of-doors.
Wnte or call far bmk
Itis. and lutlhcr iormJtion.
Canadian Pacific
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The Sale Of
Federation Hard Wheat Flour
Is increasing ;it a fasler rale than any other hi",h-t;i'ale flour wc ever sulci. Why shouldn't it! A higher
Krade at a lower price. II pays to use home manufactured products. Order a trial sack at our ri.sk. Use
the whole sack. If you don't find it highly satisfactory we will refund the full purchase price.
10-lb. sack .':(; IM-Ih. sack $1.13; -19.il. sack $2.4 1; 4-sack lots ?!)..'!(
HOOVERIZED GROCERY
"WlllJKfc THE Til RUT Y THRONG" I.A GRANDE'S I'lONKKR LOWER PRICE FOOD STORE. MAIN 49.
MOTOR DELIVERY
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STILL ELUDE
i THE POLICE
(('iHitinucd from Pnue Oimi,)
heiti iis hoslLicvH L Hie convietM
by the four nn-ii were kidnapped
by Die uiurdererN at Monitor. Oih
gun to the el'ieei thut Tom Murray
and James Will is had deserted
Kllsworth Keey, iho third mem
ber of the trio, was given ereil
ence Jy many of the authorities
who though! such action likely.
The opinions are based on re
marks made by the convicts "dur
ing the time they were, in com
pany with their hostages.
PO!iTLANI, (Hy the Associated
Press'). A telephone message rum
u man who declared he wms Tom
Murray, h-ud'-r of the three
live convicts, denying the
fugi- j
truth i
of the published story tltat he and
hiN companions hud separated was
received today by a -.oeal after-
noon newspaper.
"We. un- all together In Port-
I'tnd." was the suhsiance. of the
messige. K ft oris to trace t he i
call were unavailing. The police
are uncertain whether to regard,
the call us a hoax or a definite!
word from the outlaws.
Some officers, calling attention
lo M array's love (or the drama
tic, believe t he message genuine.
Search for the convicts, here con
tinues with the police running
down "hot tips' which lead to
nothing. .
TACOM A ( By the Associated
Press). Local police w ere not ti led
tn.hiv I hit t three lilell believed to
have been the fugitive Oivgon omi-ri'l
vkds. had fired on a truck ten'
....h,.., ,1(1rth -.1 i ilinll:l at mid-
nw;ht last nlht. i'he Chehulls
ot'llec reported tluvt Charles Tay
lor, u truck driver for u telephone
We Buy for Less
; We Sell for Less
OVl;U.M.K heavy wi-lKht
material wllh lull hack atl-l
suspenders $l,2
llVKIt '.l At'Mll'S, Heav y
MciKht $1.45
CANVAS t.l.OVKS, leuth.v
faced -V'
liAl -M'1,1.-!' Iil,() i:s, leath
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WOltlv SillllJS made of
a very IliKh B'ade challl
bmy otic
The New York
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DHSTUOYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
1216 Adams Ave.
B . TODAY 1
THURSDAY. I J
tASFVw . U hits at the 8oul of.lhhiKs too Wit Tor .
wfttr-'c. fi&bvr. ' lu,y ,iln ol' woman to miss!
W$i$$ Wr jA CONWAY TEARLB, CI.AIRK WINDSOR
'irtlp rT" ' jffA I'KRC'Y MARMONT and an all-star cast
COMINC; l'UIDA V THOMAS MK1GHAN In "OLD HOMIO VKKK,f
firm, noticed a parked roailstr
by the nide of tin oil station while'
en route to Chehalls. j
As he slowed down three nu n !
that he said resembled very clos
ely the new apu per descriptions of
the three men. One oT the trio
in the roadster, apparently think
ing tin? truck was stopping, shot
at the driver, the bullet pr net ra
tting ihe windshield. iiylnr sp'-ed-ed
up and flaw the roadster drive
north.
Moiii: si i Aitits pi,nm;i
HA I. KM, Ore. Governor Pierc
at the conclusion of a so-called
"Inside" Investigation here, an
nounced that ptuns were being
worked out whereby additional
safeguards would be Installed hi
the Oregon stale pcnltentlm y,
looking to the 4 prevention of
breaks similar to the one that
occurred there last Wednesday
night
In formulating his plnns the
governor said he probably would
Icoiil'er with 11 number of ni'n
prominent In prison w ork in dif-
ferent parts of the United Stales
und that at least one of their
number woild be called to Salem
to make tt complete inspection or
the local institution.
Among improvements contem-
plated Hie better protection for
the prison arsenal, u new guard
tower near the main gate and the
installation of h veb of high volt
age electric wires beloW the ceil
ings In several tiers of cells.
Hlcli Carbonate Ore Struck
KKLLOGG, Ma. Itlch ore free
from zinc wiis struck in u cross
cut at thu Idaho iulnc. according
to report reaching Keilogg. Sum-
wf ,he oru w
brought In
by George II.. Mclvinnls, manager
of the property, and Indicate great
value. Thu ore will be sucked and
Protected Tires
General Cord Pemisjlvunia Vacuum Cup
Rid Yourself of Tire Expense!
Jennings & Shumate
Sale of Package Goods
si'A.Mi'r.i) inti:ssi:s. (;vns, i'a.iamam, stiu'-ixs,
IM'ANTS' (JAUMK.VI'S. SfAltl'S, I'KXTKKS,
Doiii.s, imiK. inc.
' Are lUnliiotHl from 25 in' BOv. s ; 1
Art & Baby Shop
F:vF,RYTinNo ron the ramv"
IO.'i West Jttcoleon Hldg, Adams Ave.
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taken to the Hunker Hill smeller
for treatment. The Idaho group
of claims adjoins the Sidney in thu
pine creek district.
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HOTEL ASTOD
2nd & Hill Lo. AdlIm
EVERY ROOM h PRIVATE TOILET
50 Bathj New, Modern
Close to Shopping Dittrict and Theatres
FREE GARAGE ' Tariff horn $1.50
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