La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 24, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE LA OTCANPF, EVENING ORSETCVER 'Paprc TMvrp Monday, Ar.giist 21, 1925. - jgali am is COMING EVENTS NclhKborhood Club Union coun ty flower Bliow September 2. La Granrle Public Schools open , September 14. Here From I'lilon Mr.1 and .Mrs. Fred A. ftrown Of I'nlon, ami duuKlHer r'i'edia. w re ' I.a Urando morning. visitors tnis jfcl-lttU In I (inuide Mrs! B. li. Hunter and son Jim my are visiting u few cluys ut the Iio'me of Mrs. C. E. Uufley. i To Enterprise O. M- i-leucocK. local ruuio man- ufacturer spent the week end vl- viMtlng lion' failing In Enterprise. jlinP Dorothy I.enper arrived ip lln Grande Saturday and is visit- Inioii Mini In City ing ut the hoine of her gmndpur- A. N. Stondohl, who owns a cut. Mr. iiiid Mrs. 10. T. Peebler. large farm east of Union on Cuth- Her home is in Idaho. erlne Creek. wu u business visitor ' here thlB morning. V Ketnrns to Uu Grumlo - . I Mrs. Hary Sandoz find son lln.k in I'Gmnh. Claude rrtiimwl Thnwday Mr. ami Mr. Karl Lur.ion. wlio v-venlnrr from ll Hip to Portland took b vuculion by cjr to . I'ort- where they spent four .la. lund. Seattle and TuciPiiin. return id to Iji Grande Saturday nifilit. VIUs l-'rltnihi sirs. Huili 'I'aylor. forn-erlv TSt i.....n.i ' Ruth Snndlioin of this city, Hpent ... , .,. n,.., ii,.ntilB 'in, I sou. Jtu-k left Sunday morniiiK trip to Torlland. They are making the trip by car. Iti'tunis to Siniknne Mrs. 1. Prvnr who has been vl- 'hiliiiB her duiiKlitvr. . Mrs. John city e-.t. r.lay visions minus lie Adsklm. left for her home In Spo- fore leuvlnir lor a trip tliroiiith kane Saturday IliBllt. - '' I'oi tllinil uli.l ;8oatlt. Mr. Taylor j lived here several years aKO and Visiting From Idaho - "TSu ".'.7 Mr. and Mrs. Willis U. Skiff lon.hfp b,ske.b,l team f 1 917 nd two daughter of KmmeM. 'S "lm Gar"' aml othera- Idaho, arrived In Union yesterday rvr,pT,m".AV for u vhdt with his arems and IIiAHjL L! 1 1UN other relatives. They were in Im Grande before returning. Keturn From Trli Air. and Airs 11. J. Green return ed on Saturday evening from a vicutlon trip into the Atlnum ter ritory. The trip was made on horseback lo the Mlnam lakes and look about ten days to complete. Will Arrive Tonight Airs. G. R. Powell and fnmlly will arrive this evening from Wal lowa lo visit at the home of her titrr. Airs. E. E. Ueatty. - While on this trip Airs. Powell expects to spend several days at Jlot hake. Vlsitel In Condon Atri and Airs. -Amos lle.m Hpont Ihe latter part of Inst week -visit -inc relatlve.s und friends in Con don. Oregon. Air. Helm 1s iiiBlde (i.poty at Uio court house and member of the pirute baseball team. Mnilng The county, agriculturist's oN flees are being moved today to'' other ronnis on the second floor of post office building. The new diiarters will give Mr. Avery more mom for hi work. Hero on Visit . Amos Helm, pioneer who pass- ed throueh the Grande itomle allev In a covered wagon years ago but has since been a resident or Uockford. W'.ishinslon. Is now -ifItlng his grandson and name- sake.- Amos Helm In la Grande. V H I Iteturn Mrs. Elmer MrMnmis. who w'"h hehr two children ha.sMeen visit- Inir Air. McMaiius' parents in 1 hi- ttoniia Jor. im: .past, iiu-j-e. -uiojiiii--'. bus slarled on lo r w ay home, oc- rnniiR to word receive., neie. . . .... McManus will arrle in La uranue next Wetlnesday.. m (olinr Thnuurh J. K. Cordon, leading man for ll'e Mncey . and. , N'ord t.'ompany who played in 1a Grande some weeks ,u'o if nw registered at the i.-.,,.v Hlel. The troupe have just recently finished several en gagements in Wallow County. lli-ii. I roiii McCall Mrs. Hetty Hiirlnnd, who mokes her home In Mel'all. Idaho, is Ni ching nl the hnmP of Mrs. K. . I'oughenow'-r. She just came (.....t'-nlbi Wnshlnglon. where Edmonds' Foot-Fitter i Shoes For Men Fall Styles Just In! Leather all through Special Price " $7.45 PAIR Shoes of Quality Clint's Cloihiery The Store with Conscience she b -a been visiting her daugh ter, .Mi s. Myron Chun tiler. Went in l'cudlctou UeorRi' Uracil motored 1o l'eni leton Saturday on business. Hakcr Trio lien Vlek Yeuser, Keith Graves uud Kloyd Huntlle from linker were visitors In l.a Grande yt-sterduy. Keith Gruv-s boueht a Ford coupe wiille here. timttt at t.ibMm lloine A, rs KKtcilti Dnl'iiis imni I end- ,.I()n t(j vblllu tor a few days at the home of Mr. und Mrs. Ilarr Gibson. IVndlctoii Visit Kndrd Mia. F. 13. Hayes returned yes terday from Pendleton where she has been visiting for the past week. In - t week In I.a finitl'l.- vixllini; friend". Kilo rrluriii'd to Seattle Faun. ay evening on jnun o. Tayli-rs VI; 1 1 in I lien I Mr. and .Mrs: Tom Taylor, of rtitlinan. WarhinKlon, wen- 111 the FACED BY CONVICTS H'ent imiwl from l'nge One.) unce inn their fellow convicts. . H. Uhristotfersen, George Jack son, Peter Itoxtord, of Alultomah ooumy, and Ed Gloss, headquar ters in Portland, who captured Kelley ami Wtllos. will probably receive rewards .iKgrejfallng 000 from -the state anil On addit ional reward of $100 dffered by the penitentiary. Pl.il Carbon, who4 informed on Murray In Centralla. hu disap peared, "iffteurf believe that the has gone iu . "iiiuurnlu,' iisappoint ed in not receiving ilie reward immediately. ' Pierce" will recom mend that a $1,000 reward be (ji(d Mirra.H ctt(ir. it in bellev- cd. nl the next meeting of the legislature. .. APP1-E PUICi; WILL HOI. I) f ' ' " ' , . WENATVH EE, Wash. "The prices f ir apples ought to be about the same as last year, if the crop is pwperly d.sti tbuted." said J. E. Sharpe. former prcst- Ident of the Kansas Horticultural laKHoeiution. who arrived from co incil Grove, Kan., to study or- riards and oichnrd pracllcu tiei" -The prosperity of the. country Ik 9U(.n t,t tills time Cat we ought i0 .i wiuii we did !ast year. 1 ,jon"t po much on G.e report fin;' international Ap?le fi dppe'-s' I association. It is a buyers' co.i- 'cern. ami Is unre'lable so far f anple producer Is concc-ined. yi,(it ih a smaller farm crop than t.(. Vear. The commercial apple cro (f) piittuiy more, and ine.-e ' ' ,. inc't consum,-1 . j))n iM.,..,ust. nf the shortuge of j tllt. crops, V''blngton ;0niy state with an Increase o.vr llnst ynr, evcejit Idaho. All oth- I'nve less, or nhout equal to Girl Is Jailed i s t Th'rtv rl-v. in Ml 1 'tl. -nlir"-. l"'- ' l-"'i.nu Hi.l.v-.l rtlM t.-urJ l..T i-Ih1 hi-r .vi throuKt. L.r. Ai.OTiMi ttrn. nay. bn Uilin t uuiker. .nrnrwhrr. is truiim UUIIUUU II JUUU COVE. Ore.' (Speclul) Jtepulrs .it the school house are Koing for ward at a rapid rute thut nil muy be in readiness for the beginning of the school year September 7. A special meeting of the com mercial club luut been culled tor Wednesday evening. Mr. und Mrs." K. It. Warner und daughter, Eleanor, of ' Ncwberg, Ore., W ho has been visiting ut the home ui Mr. und Mi-h. W- A. Mc Nelll, have returned to their home n Western Oregon. M r ,und Ai 1 1. durance Hery tord luu relumed liom an outing jii the Milium. Camping on .Mlnam J. F. Oeuu is ttpeuuing a few la j s on the Milium and Mrs. ,tun, uur.ng the absence, is vi- nlng merits ul L nion. Mr. and Mrs. T. it.' Conklln vere iiuker vifcitors Tuesduy. ,iis. iitiina isoveliub, oi New l'ork, ia u guest of her brother md h.s wue, Mr. and Mis. M. itoerkgren. All s Violet Iiloom, who lias re .ei;ti taken lo the hospitul in .M Granuc. is suilicientl recovor jd to be ut home again. Mrs. Evu .Miimun and grand Juugnter Allan X.ela Goyetto left .Uonuuy tor A-shland where they will bend u tew weeks with Mrs. Aliliiiuns daughter, Alts, tioiiiaj'U urton. fitis. Uirdle Hawk. of Peiidlo Lon, is u yuebt ut the liome of iiT; paients. Air. and An. U. F. Uell. .r. und Alt. Earl launders, of, l,n Grutiue, wuie visitors here Monday. " Mrs. Herman Trippeer, of Wul- i .u -Vvati.u. Wtis a ruveat : 'Mttor ' ul ' me i.. l-i each home. ' Air. and Mis. iv. l. i onklin und naugnu-r i.n.urcu reluriieu Vuna auy' lo their home ut Ontario Ore. itir. nnu Airs. Will Muueii und son uiiU UaufciUei, oi l'oweil, W j o. hu weie wi-th enu guests ul tne in fty home. Icit niunuay to visit , ..i.nus in M-uiiie. ihey will then i .our tiirough the Canadian i:ocv iea beiure uuturniug io their home. Air.and Alis. Wtsiey Smith liave retii'iieU irunt an outing on the Milium, 'ilieir guests, Mr. and .uia, Curl juiuic una Aluss liaiu- w.n, ii-ae guiie to their jionuai in u,g Ailgelea. 'ALLS FHOA1 niHOGKj K1LLEO ti.SDiJOiS i', JUuho. Arcuie i. aue, about. 2il yeurrf .f ag. waa.j ii. i.bint.y Killed when lie leu, from , . iiie Uranite creek tieslie, J6iuile.s est 01 riaiiopomt on tne. Nortn- n l'aemc-.uiiway. He was em- i..ujod a ateut 'WOiVcr uy me . u.ittuy euinpany. luoi; sti'UCK .ma n.s hKUli a .log in the 'ci-uokU;, Bl,afirifli ' r 1 sUovbo declared, wan badly crusntd.,? lit tutd I'eya li) litu -onip.oy oi the, Noi.v't;j h i:uuiiiu iui 4ju iiiaiitns, ueeuruing to Al. ,Uieiu(;l ..laii onoge foreman. it s uiOL ier at yj winst'iHe, Mintj has been notified. wiLii i.Kix r w itt nut sl, iiUANiK v 1 1.iil;, lua.io. 'i n .uas e W.eii, an e.t.ns.c land f the t-eun region, wi owner of .ioon start const ruction ut a tiU ooo-bus.iel couci ele. enVator at vey of the- -no-eaued (reater . Al 11 ;he station of l-'eiin, on tne site 1 waukec Itadlo Market, The answ- ot the one deslroyed tnis summer, it has been repot led in Ciiunx villc. The clexatoi will cost i KM i. mm; (Arriii: caus ;o last. II. vV !.(;, Mont. lite It. II Coiiu ly Markeiitig association shipped nine cars ot cattle to eastern mar ket August 11. six loading at I Ih'ller renulln maybe obtained inch upsetting on iisen iney suie .i... t , .' ... i.',.. ...ii.. ... Willi II oiic-lnhc net Hi:. ti will. 1 IV do help tile flail, delicate llt- rangements have been mane also for Uie snipmelit ot more than 700 head ot cattle, aicordllig to Leon MeNlcol, manager. Only the live stock of members is bundle 1 lue association, wnich was. o, i.iiiiiv.'i irmi mi in itni inn ini-ni ganizvd lasi an miner and hicor- ' porated In iJeceinber. A nce:il report by the manager of the uh- Hoclat.ou n act viiles shows . that $.0,OOU WOl'Lh Of stock had b;:f !? ninrkete'l tlirn-igh l(. for Speeding 's. MAG IMF Itecommended ns an effl eleht laxative fur the relief of heartburn, constipation, Indigestion, etc.; when caus ed by excessive acidity and fermentation In the stomach, useful as u dentifrice and in o u I ll wash. Harmless, highly esteemed und extens ively usud b young and old. Glass Drugs Inc. 7i feyul. Stf La Grande, Oregon . HOGS WKAKKIt TODAY, POKTEANI). Ore. Hy the As sociated Press) "at tin slow, hogs 5 to 60 cents lower, sheep steady to strong today, Kggs, butter and butterfat steady. HI Tl FUFAT FUANCIHfO (Al') Hut c here today. SAN terfat & IIONKY I'KICKS AT ItOITO.M I'ENDl.ETON. Ore. Honey is bringing the lowest prices it has coinmanded since the opening year Of lllin UVti'lri vetii a.niii..l I n ir in 8kovbo of -Hermlaton. the state's . ,,.,,,. r ,. .,.,. , . rt ...... i ......1'.. 1 i1i1u' , pr0S(inl runf?1.s fro,n 8 lo ,(l Cl.nta ni! Thp fl )iu8 heaiei than iiKiial, thojga not as IllimviV lis U':m .t 1 1.111 1 iMirHnr- in Radio Chats (Ity l'owel Crfi.-'ley .Ir.) How itiuiiy )ub s are nrccsnar; In :i dlo ;S't is ii. ouest toll . , l rir- qm ntly u.skcd. To get the anaw- Ulls Li, m:.er .p.estH.ns. Uio MllwiiujvOe Jourmil made a sur- eis lo fnieritionnahes used uhow led that thirty-iivi j.er cenl of all tin radio sets owned in tlie. Cll' were three-tube sen. The public Is gradually begin -Ing to comprehend thai tin num ber of tubes hi u .set hus mthing to do wit h i he resulis obtained. live-tube, d. pendliiif, of course ; upon i"e iiiiuu The comparison liij." !)::cn drawn between radio and motor 1 curs. (t .ba.-s heen said that originally I automobiles were one and two cy- linger ears. then followed the four, twIn-Mx. and finally the eight. There are those who con tend that the eight Is the last, word in molor. conslructlon. There are thoni of connne, who dlsagreo. Ihil the point is m;ide Ihat as thr motor ear advuneed the number cf cylinders inen ased. IHil hav nothing to do with radio. Home ma nu fact ti res, to be nn'. kepi adding tul.es and tubes, and hop ed that the public would believe that by increajsirg Ihe number of tub" s' you could better the results obtained. Knt II not necessar ily true . There a're sets today which h.ive but three tubes nnd do Hie work of six. Then tire stliKle tube sets constructed that ihey do the work of three. The munll tube netH are still In the Kient majority, not only be cause th are more economical, but also because t lie results are satisfactory. i Hi.t-r .- m:v hi ii, dim. s VINi'lli;s"l'l-:il, Ma. Winch'. - tor w.ll Boon Imvi! fii- n-w on- c-riito iJillkMllKS. ti; work Is iiro-Bi-iKaiiiK riipi'lly on nil ronntiuc tlon. I'll'- Sti-vfiiH nn ri.-;iiillU' Hto'i in golni: ni runt. Mrown'n np-it maikf-t In ll'-nrini,' ron;pli-lion lin'l on" m-rviri- vliiltou will In- dolii- in :i fi-w ihiys. It In on ih-'I !' l.'liuitiji .stiv.ns. l'-onnl;itlo:in or,- hcinjr mii'li- tor the H. 1 1, Miuik pool ronm. Work on Jump A-lOilhnnli-n ni iv roiu-ri'ti' ir;iniKr tins l.x.i.n un.'rr iiy for til' lui-t 1 '' tiny.. Tin- n-- rr;iriiiri I on tin Noith ntwl South hllrliuy. whlih liiKiuK tluo irtli lonn. Jrnit one IlllKk IK.t Of MhIII Htlfl't. Driver ill I '! t'ln-li Kt'CKNIC. t)i"-..-Mi-rvyn ''natli-, I'ortlnn'l yoilttt. who w!t?i drlvinrf tin- anloiiiohi:'' liii't w.ifi ntrii'U l.y n Soul"' in I'ni ilie Iniln lour Mm riKliiirir n nlirhtn iiko r-- milllntr in til- ..:ill, of hin "nt. imcle anil two counina. waa dla-lulH'.-d trom '.lie local iioeiiitul. MILK OF lliil Markets Here And T h ere In East Oregon V E 1 ) U -FN I) C A s I A 1 VI IIS NEW POUT. Flltlelli biiHer blast victim asert oil IIOl Sl'ON. Te. Two dead from Sstunlay night storm. CHICAGO. ihive Italians shot in fctKuhiml feud. CANON CUV, Coin. Negro life termer stubbed fatally in prison. WHITE SI I.PIll It SPU1NGS W. Va. 'I wo kllliHl when pmui falls. NEWl'OltT. H. I., (Al1) Death had claimed 50 lives In the boiler when Surah liowers, lf,,of Central Fulls, It. E. succumbed to burns. Eurlier in the day death ended the suffering of Janus Henderson und t'huries Koetord. All were patients in the naval hospital. SIOH.M'S DEATH TOLL TWO HOL'S'ION. Texas, (AP) Tlie death toll In the storm which BWept Kemuh and Hou brook Suluruaj night was raised to two Sunday i when Leonard Parker, 3, son of I Air. and Mrs. J. U. Parker, dud in u local .hospital. Leonard re i ceived a fractured skull when the i buysidc house of J, H. UuhemtaiU, where the Parker lamily look rei iirie during the storm, was wrecked. Airs. Al. J. Parker, , grand mother of Leonard, died Salurduy night. None, of the Injured was In a serious condition Sunday und all steiued to be improving rupidiy. A complete check snows in injured. All of tlie scriousiy injured were wrought lo Houston Saturday nigtu wheu nearly every umbuiance in Houston rushed to the relief of the stricken conuiinnilii s. The bay shore is Inteixd with the debris of wrecked camps and sauuks. l'LANi; FAIXS; TWO 1)KAI wHi'i'K yuu'HUit ai'uiNua, W. Vu., (Al). Captain Francis ilael and' his :::l"c!;u:;1c of .iulii ! field, Wuslslnxlon. wtre burned to death ut White Sulphur bpnus. this atleinoon wheu the airplane in which they we.ro returning to Washington leu, tauing uru u :i j crushed to the ground. The accident occu.R-d near the gollt course, al the fntmionabie Winte Siiipnur Springs resort und in (ull view of many guests who were on the links. The bodies oi tile two aviators wore charred al most beyond recognition. Local au thorities have beim unuble to learn the idcnUiy of the mcchunic. MXJttO i'O.WICT KTAIHIKIJ- CANON CI'IV, Colo., (AO James 1'urdue, Denver highway roooer. serving' u' ten yeur sentence hi the s.ute penllenliary. Sunday i'ataliy slabbed Charles Ucsworlh, a , - - - - -- 'ill V' liiw.H 7 Pmnuia ljlU ""nJ-a ' 1 mU1US isine leais mi xnvuiiu That's just w hat McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets din toe Hie Habcock Girl and is do- nil!- !. uiiicli rnr tens of th(iusnn! of thin, iindcrweb;hl, weak and discouiaged people all over Amer ica. These sugar coated, 'pleasant to take tablets shotfld be K.ven lo children instead of the vuc hIoiii- lie ont-s and (ia tnhleis cost nut (ia cents at Hed Cross I'lUK. UIusk Iu.iks. I., ti: It. hrutf Co. or iiiiy real driiKBlat "any where In Anuj--Ica. Itead this letter If you have a child lh:it needs to K-'l" health l and strenKlh. j "My little Kill was stricken with infantile l'ttralysis when sue was f iiionths ohb and was au Invalid for 1 years when I saw au ud .in I lie paper that Me 'oy's Cod l.ivei- Oil Coiiitiound Tubleis would hulhl up wanted IIssuch. I bought ,u Imix uud she Kalnd very slowly at f li Hi and alter taking eiffht i boxes, she Kained se ven poundK. (TI links to McCoy's Cod I.iver Oil 'Conipoiind Tablets, after liylnf? al- mohl everyihfnit elm- on the mar ket. Sin- ,1s on the road to re covery and goes to school every day." M rs. I.. Habcock, Apple ton, Wis. Imitations of McCoy's may b" off-red but be sure and ask lor McCoy's, the original and Kenuliie und It after thirty days tn-at-meitl you are not dellnhb d wH li results why, Kel your money buck. ALIIEKS 1'01'LTKY FKKDS 'e hnvr rreelte.) n elir of I'lliil llyxlei- Shell tiini-i (icrr M..II.IH1 (.1111 Conine t'MAItlOAl, Vleiliillll I IIAIII Il.tl, (.,iii-e hum; .M.iiiiiin hum; Ai.r.M.l'A ii;ai, I'ltlMII.K ILL M Mil. It l-lil Mil 11 M ItAK II hli k Mmtell t.roulliff S.-1-nlrli f.l-oullIK .Vlll-.ll I.Iiim-iiI Oil M.nl. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. negro murderer and 11 to termer. In the slute prison here. TIIUEE ITALIANS A HE KlToT t'llirAGO (AP) With two men lead and a third dying of bullet wounds In what police believe a revival of a KaiiKland feud two years old. the west side diHtrict of 4'Mcugo was being combed by po lice and deteetlven Sunday night fur three men, one of whom was named by the dying man us his unsallant. Frank Spina. 38, an oiler: Oul seppe Veechlo, 41, ami Joseph Pivtl, 28, were the victims. The three men were walking ulong the street when they were, met by four men. Somebody said: "I oukM to kill you," Guns barked; Spina fell In a gatewuy and died lief ore police reached the hospital with him. Vee chlo was found unconscious In a pool of blood. Ho died before he reached the hospital. Physician said late Sunday night thut Preitl would probably die. JHLTON MAN VICTORIOUS IN TOURNEY (f'ontlnued from pgeOi"Q was Ideal for games nnd ev erything passed off pleasantly an J to the entire satisfaction of the I'nlmr Atli1etl nssnrlutton HDOtlHOr of tho meet. 1 Abeam Given Troptiy. J A beautiful sliver cup was pre sented to Air.' Ahearn and the committee has two smaller silver trophies for the victors In the doubles. . TleNldcs the entries from Union ounty, th's meet drew Green an.l I pock from Maker, WUhcrnll nnd Moyer from Pendleton und Ahearn from Alilton. Next Sum'uy when the doubles will be played off beginning at 9 . these sume players will bt on hand and also two other teams ti out f m ( en nde Norman Frees and Ci.iirlcs Hlngnej- and a team from the J. C. Penney Co. store. "So Casey pleirted not juHty to a rhartre of fUhUnY" ."lie did not!" retorted Mrs. rn-'y proudly. "He pleaded not present." Uy Men Who Know How. Have you ever taken thu time to consider If yo 1 were lc-uving your shoes in proper hands to huve. them over hauled? You would not lake your watch to a i-tarafje for clean ing, then why do you just throw your shoes, "y'dhr hist' friends." Into any of these so-called shoemakers?" Iti ing tiem In to expert workmen who CAN 10 THIS WORK right. A trial Is all we nsU ft rid your good business judgment will tell you the rest. JESTER'S SHOE SHOP en 1 "by lllilg. The Paris The home of the bilest Kali ranhluiis In LadleM Hendy-to-Wear. COM 10 nnd SKIO our closing-out line of late Sum pier Hilli IhCBBeH, MINERVA SAYS Hoys' hIioch bete are cheapest plai'JI to buy on earth. We want lo close Clin line out. All we wnnt for them b f'rsl cost, anil what you'll K"'t Is Kood ilal tty all leather. Lots of uear for lilt!" pric. Children's st.iM-s 'i pib e, is broken In I It if lot. Chlldicn's feit slipiets loo cheap to mi u tint). Shoe pol. sites all klntls, Hiiinoia sets ii- shoi- brus'icM. I .adleff' sjlk Hptinlex hos''. wilt buy ymi a patr ot l:i dies' si I piers. sliort lines, brolv- n si : in this ! Itf c K'd yeFterdfiy i lo w styles of I'nt'-nt. Sutln - Kid Slip pets. Arch-Aid Slippers A Oxfords alwuys In Block, all sizes nnd U widths. THE B00TEKY Al-eh-l'reservei Shoes fill PER CAPITA DEBT 'MYTH' EXPLODED (Continued from I'atre One.) hlKbent per capita Btate delit that Is a direct burden upon tin' Keneru! tnxpiiyerer. tlri'Kon'a taxpayer bur ilen looks mniill. The Htates hiivinir the hiKheHt per capita mate debt Hint Is n direct burden upon the general taxpayer are: North Carolina .:m.7 . 311.111 . M.n . ;7.:-s . 27. Ml . 24.82 . 22.7B . 22.65 . 21.44 ...20.53 . 22.04 Delaware New York North Pukotu Louisiana .......v Went Virginia (alirornla Houth Dakota Nevada Michigan Rhode Inland While thu average and Ore gon arc, respectively: 'All slates Oregon 11.42 7.42 Takes Over Wilbur WbitIioiimj Wll-lll lt, Wash. l'rank Htooli ey has tiikcn over the l'uget Sound Grain company' wuiehoiibc hero and will conduct It In con nection with his private ware house. More than 1 20.1100 bush els of wheat have been dellvcrcl lo Wilbur grain bMyeit. , We Buy for Less We Sell for Less Boys' anil Girls' school shoes at a very low- price. Very best grade In shoes that will stand . any rough wear, .for boys and girls. All sizes, 2.r.ll, J2.95 and J;t.L'5. Misses nnd young ' men's shoe? and oxfords for neat dress und college wear $3. US. UoyB- shirts and blouses for school . und dress 660 und '66c, ' - " . The New York Store DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES 1216 Adams Ave. Protected Tires ; General Cord - Pennsylvania Vacuum Tun Rid Yourself of Tire Expense! , Jennings & Shumate Gome in and look KUmpv.l dresses Cor vuiuen - y -v Tea Towels 1 fio embroidered models greatly reduced. Children's Half Bocks 30 und 9"'C value Art & Bab)' Shop "HVKRVTHIM H'H Till- liv K12R West Jacotisoii T-blK, Adams Ave. ARCA TODAY AND TUESDAY A.I.SrtlS'iW'M ?' t-. .v, , j . y The jfe Paris 1 ! Cfarammint v Oirturr I X fil ooiw rtf)i .tirtti i.n!'t ..mr, $m raoulvalgh F'"r'i''U DROOOCTIUN r&V RICARDOCORTCZ ' Vf O JETTA GOUDAL SiTlC NOAH UEERY WAN S AliD) i A Spiinish love-dninm more lomani it l.'inn "ilio ShoiU," more cxcitinir-than "I'.ionil iiml Sar.il," r.ion: entcrliiiniiiK than both of tln in tii;;i'Uu.'i ! (.Mil. Ml I.I l liv I'.IMH H. I SI'ANdl.i:. Wash. Mr. .illj .Mil. Tt. II. llobiiuiun r c h'e.l word of the death al l,lviiur:,(o!i. Monl., .of their graiuhltuiithl'-i'. M;u Uoh. Inson. daughter of Mr. and .Mri. I Hoy Hob iwin. 'l'lie t!ilh girl accidentally Ullle.l by u binder tthleli HUM III l-Hiiioe 111 a g'ai.l ' liel'l. Interui.-nt wi'l be ut Liv ingston. ' lrl-.li Sleiw Interest In lbirc.. Kt rtl.lN (Al') Kiilri' s for tlm aiinuul hor.ie Kltnw of lie- ltoynl lluldln Soelrly. (lie lirr.t wet k in Augui.1. created a new liU'h i.-corl this year wlih Ul'i. Iie.-plle the growth in popularity of 1h" auto mobile, there .hiLH been a Consid erable il creiiMe ill inl'-i-eiit in har- I nesH liomeH. For blooilslork sales more than SUO horaea U'cvo en tered. HOT 2nd I TEL. ASTOO Hill to. Aneolc. EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET 5051 Bath. New, Modern Close to Shopping District and Theatres FREE GARAGE 'Tanlf from $1.50 BUY THIS IIOMK Modern r-iHMm iouh liesr loluiul i'lty btgh wnjr across f-om I lie Stiuige .Mill. I'nce Jo0.0U. lcniis. - We liavr semrnl gootl lots near the Wdlow School for sjilt. i:ns terms, or we will builil yon u small lioujc and wll 00 very eusy Iiiy nicuts. Housr and burn nnd two acres near Willow School. Iit us sliow you this place. WEEKS ft.IH.ACIk ItKAMOUS New ldcy l.blg. . lusii-uiice - Ixmuih over our Bargains - I - II)