La Grande evening observer., December 28, 1925, Image 5

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Monday, Ducemher 2S, 1925.
TOE UK GRANDE EVENING OHSKRVEK
Pace Five
Local News In Brief
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COMING KVK.NTS.
Juno t). H, II liiioii Livestock
show ut l.'nlon, Ore. .
linker Hi In morning to scund tho
Uuy. -
I
j.Mm. Vnnrii IU
; .Mrs. J. C. French Is confined to
her home because of Illness.
In l ily from Milium
Martin liorlne, who lives at .nin-
nlll. spent l niisiuma 111 j.u uiunuu.
lien' rrom Vulllmu
.Miss MiirBiicrite I lunihcllon. of
Wulluwu, Is registered at tile Hotel
Foley.
HI lit Home
1'uul Tetreuu Is very ill . at Ills
home here of pneumonia. 11c huA
been ill since last Thursday.
Miih'U l" i ''"
A. li. mil lul l leiu, iiroiuiiieiii
sheep holder of Knlerprise, is in
J.a (irlindo today on business.
Client C'liilMmas wllli Parents
William Casey returned to ia
Grande this morning from Tort
land, whuro he spent Christmas
Willi his parents.
KnlKbts of myOilas at the lodeo I
hall at 8 u. m. Severn! candidates !
are to be admitted into tho order.
After Die services, there will bo a
social hour with refreshments.
"One at Night
Next Day Bright"
To Perform Baptismal Kites
Itev. Thaler Keinetrlador. puslor
of the Oreck Orthodox church nt
Portland, came to l.a G-rundo to
perform rltea of batlsm for child
ren of several members of his de
nomination Itvlnsr In this vicinity.
The Oreeks havo no church of
their own nearer than Portland, so
on occasion tho priest Is called in
to service from across the Btate.
,'Yi CI
ity oil Itiedlll'Ns ,
Geurito iV. Hyatt Is Here I rum
Kulerpi ise' today triinsucliny liualu-
Coiieh lit I'l'ii'iuilcr
Thorson Hennett, alliletic eoiiell
for l.a tlrandu IiIkIi school, is
spending vaeallon at the honu.' of
bis parents, at .Milton. Ore.
To Make Home at. Malluwa
Mrs. J .W. Nelson went to WuN
lawo this mornliif?, where she will
make her homo with her son. Mrs.
Nelson has been living at Baker,
School Men at Portland
Superintendent J. T. l.ongfellow
went to Portland lust night to at
tend the state meeting of superin
tendents and prlnclpuls this week.
K. D. Towler, who with Mrs. Tow-
ler went to Portland Christmas eve
to spend the holidays with tho
latters' parents, will be J-a uron-
de's other rcprcsentutivo at the
session. , . . ,
lletlirlis lo linker
Mrs. Stewart llennett has rc
lyrneil to linker afler spendiug the
holidays with her purenls here,
.Mr. and Mrs. J. 10. Slcarns.
I'lucil rr IrYimkciii'Hs
I K. Turner paid a fine of $10
in Hie municipal court afler being
found Kullly of ilrunkcncSs. J In
,-ippenred bcrorti ..JudKi.'.f C. Jl.
Jluniphrey.s. Saturday night. .
Visiting in City '
Miss Dorothy Denny, whose
homo is at The Dalles, Oregon b
visiting relatives and friends in .a
Grande. Miss Denny Is a student
at the Northwestern business col
lege In Portlund.
To l.cwlston for Christmas
Mrs. Violet Wnlsworth went to
Ijewiaton, Iduho to spend the
Christ nuis holidays with her little
daughter and other relutives and
friends.
Mine llaby llaiiKliler
Mr. and Mrs. A. I,, l'uddock, of
;"H)2 Jackson avenue, have u
four-pound baby daughter, born
Sunday. Dec. '2tt. i
Isitlnjfrvoifi Hukel !
Mr. aud M.rs. . i'arluy. Mouuaru
Kundav visitors in Iji
Their home is1 at linker.'
i were over i
o-l Grande; e Tl
vivlfiier at Ynllcv Jtaanrli
Miss Catherine Humphreys Is
vlsillnic nor three or four days ot
her vaeallon ut the ranch home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Humnun.
Home tllLs .MomlllK
Afler visiting 4n La,, Clrando
Christmas and' lllri week,(ehd jfo'-
i,.u,in.. iihs nm irtseo i retirrnen
to her home ''at ,. Telociic . Att?lnd Alameda. California.
morning. .Miss Drlscoil was uie
guest of Miss Clay while here. : i
ij He'll Join Ford's Orchestra 1
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Will Vblt l'areiil.s
Artfp vlsitinff in 'l.a Gran for
four days ut the home of Mr. unil
Mrs. CharU'3 Wale William lioutty
left Saturday for Portland, whrrc
ho will visit during the Christmas
vacation with his parents before
returning to Kugene, where he wilt.
resume his studies at the univer
sity of Oregon.
To' SlBke Homo In CalirrnJa
Mr. and Mra. Krnest Velira and
llllle daughter. Be,tty Mae. left I.a
Grande Chriutmas morning on
their way lo Ouktund, California,
where they will muko their home.
Mr. VchrH, who has been traveling
Tor the Vt"John Arue company,
with .1jedMuarters hrc for 1 the
pusti'MrwUl he city inanager vfor
wie 'jumo company tor uaKiauu
!! Marrluisi JJiviisi
William lletthan and Miss Va
line Hanks wi-re tssm-d a license
lo wril Saturday afternoon.
SiK'iil ClirlstinuA with' Mother ' :
After spending ChriHtmas in l.a
Orande with her mother. Mrs. IK A.
Phillips, Mrs. rioyd Carjnter and
her two small ' children. returned
to their homc at linker this morn-.
iiig.
Hack to Maxvillc S , '
(Jeorge, L,nnd and Coo Laird
have returned to'Maxvltle where
they are employed by the Kowman
' Hicks Lumber company, after vi
siting in l.a Grande Christinas and
the week cud.
Mas Minur Operation
Alfred l)vsli-y. gruin buyer of
Arlington, was In l,a Grandi Sat
urday to have his tonsils removed.
Me is a "n of I'Yank Owsley, who
lives near tbe city.
l'ormop 1'aslor Here
, 4tev. and Mra. G. JL yulngley, of
rortlund. their son, Nelson, and his
wife,, of Tillamook, who hnve beun
Christmas guesbt nt the homes of
Mr, and ,Ml'S- A, .K, Kinman,
returning to tlielr-respeeltve, homes
tftday. . Mr.' Quingley w'as -a
former pastor PC the Jlrst M. K.
church.. Ho sang a sole -at the
morning servLco there yesterday.
Mrs. Kinman Is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.. Quigley. .
Thousands of satisfied
feel Unit way about
Kcxall
ORDERLIES
They work naturally and
form no hublL
l'leusniit to tuke, easy In ac
tion, safo and sure. .
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tiood for children us well- us
udults.
Box or (1(1 Orilei lies
50c
Gla'ss Drugs
.-.'Inc.
La Grande, Oregon
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number. Mrs. Knauta uccotupanied
him ut tliu piano.
lveiiure Opens Conrvrl.
Ihe concert was opened with the
overture "Merry Wives of Wind-'
Kor" by O. Nicola I, a difficult und 1
stirring melody. Kollowing came ,
Paul J.lncke's Kayptlan Serenade
"AmlnaM and Oonizetti's sextette;
from "Lueia." A brass sextettu '
eonsisling of Messrs. Uohinson, Me-;
Mlllan. Henley, Knautx, Plggers j
and McMunus, added to tho at- ,
traetiveness of this n u in bur.
"Vearning," a popular number of
the duy, was played as au encore.
Next Ponehlelll's rollicking, at- j
most triumphant "Oanee of the
llouis" was rendered, utter whieh
the stage was cleared for Mr. i
Knauty.' solo.
)albey"s patrol "The ltlue and
tho Crey,M resulted In tin encore
featuring llayuiond lliggerH as
cornel soloist and opened the way
for the absolute melody ot "TU ,
Song of liove."
I'he final number. M. U Uike'H
fantiuila "The Involution of lHxle,
was a ftlting finale to an extra
ordinary concert. During the dif
ferent movements, one could al
most feet tho creative forces ut
work.
The band was praetleiilly ut full
strength yesterday ulternoon, wiin
10 units In the instrumentation.
WOMEN'S
FANCY
Wool
Hose
89c
GO STORES
Jesne Martin. 71. of I'lewslj llif, N. Y., Is the latest addition
to the old-rashloned dance orchestra hy which Henry Kurd Is
trylns'lo .iiiularle i In: steps of a (,'eiienitlon uco. Ho lilays a
duiejmer, shown aliove, an early form of pianoforte.
Markets
II, .,1 Slates was still In lh Ki'lp I was there, was 118.711(1 worth of
u,.,iv niuin i.r the eold wave ! raw alcohol. In two adjoiuiim-
,. i.i,.i. n,. , Ulnir wind out I houses were $:!50li worth ot inunu
m the nortliwest Saturday and lie- ! laclured whiskey und sutiu casesof
counted, dlreutlr or IndlrevUv. lor Henulne whiskey for
' VOHTI,AM) I.HKI"1-S.
l'OUTI.ANI). Ore. (At1) faille
611 cents higher, steers s.35iy j
JS.75; calves T si s.
' H(ts 511 cents hllfher, llBht-
welehts 12.601 1.2.75.
Hheep Steady.
iBgs,' butler, bullerfat Steady.
S1I.K t'OXflHXS TO mkh(;k
; NKW lOHK (AI'I A twenty
million dollar-silk merger, uniting
Mr kilns llruthers & Co., and the
'Vni llriver I'llllll
Dewee Cooner imld a fine of sesUlemini-way Klllt company, two of
and costs In Justice HllRh H. ' Hie. oldest and largest silk and
Urady's court Satunlay afternoon thread manufacturers In the l.'nlled
lor operatiiiB a taxlcub on a hlh-. States, , was announced Sunday
wav without
mlt.
public service per-
llei-e for AYocUciid
Miss Vera .Sven.sir.iard, of Tekoe,
'i Wash., spent Ihe weeliend In l,a
: (iramle. She was roriuerly enl-!-
: ploved in tin- Mawille otl'iee ot tlie
' 3 llowman-illeks Lumber company.
1 X ( hllil ban .Major Olieilllliui
-4 W Sevi'n-yf-dr ' old Jack llnskins
nnderwenl an oneralion for acute
appendicitis at the nrallde. Kunde
1 hosllal. His condition today is
Shopiimir and Visiting Here
-Mailt Courlney. whose home is
at l.o.sllne, was shopping and visit
Injr in l.a Cirande over the week
end.
Kccoi e'rinjr finni Operation
(Helm Thompson, of l-'rultriale
is recoverable from a minor oper-
alien perfoiinetl on his nose Sat
unlay.
Ilelurned Home Sunday
A. l.ylin returned to his hom
al l-'ruitland. Idaho. Sunday, ufte
.'-iieuding Cliristiuas tn Ui'tirand
nt tin- luiiiie of his sister, Mrs.
Charles Wale.
Left Yeslcnlily .Morning ' -
.Mrs. Karl Kersler and her bro
ther. Owen .Mc.Nown. left yester-
lav morning for Portlanil, where
they now make their home after
spending Christmas In l.a Grande
with their parents.
ro t'nloii for runeral- . - i
Mr. and iMrs. Henry Slaxfleld
vent to l inqn-saiurpay Wie'i'n.eiV
allended the funeral of llllle Voun
Stockdale, who died there at the
home of his parents. Mr. and .Mrs.
.1. 11. Orion.
;clling Alonir Xlecly
Mrs. Tom Weslnger, who under-
went a major operation lit the
Grande Itonde hospital the first of
last week. Is reported to be selling
along nicely -
more than a uo.en ueains in ine
two days. The cohlesl tempera
lurt: reporled Sunday was ut Top
per lJike. N. Y- wiiere the mer
cury went lo 1!S degrees below
zero. Saranao l.:il;i: was almost
ns eold wllh I't In-low. .In New
York I'lly-tlie temperature went
to seven decrees below zero. l.OW
temperatures were record e d
throughout New Kngland. the low-I
est being an unol'lielul reporl of 27
legrees below i.l West Slcwarls-
town, N. il-. near the Lallailian
line. '
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I Obituary i
BAN' -FHANCISCO (At1)
lerfilt 52 Mi here, today.
Hut-
night,
THii;vi:s MAKi; iiig n.i r,
N'HW VOltK (AIM. L'nset dia
monds vtllued at one hundred
thousand dollars wen: stolen Sun
day,; when four men Invailed ,th-;
lower Kust Side Jewelry store of
Henry Goldberg. Tho robbers bee.t
the proprietor into unconsciousness
und .robbed four customers, u;ul
escupud in un , antonioblli;...
The leniperatun
throughout the
s near zero
east Sunday
the richest
trade in lho;.south
I'llder StiMiielon
"1 was tliu pul of the ruin king's
wile. We even slepl toucUier nlgbt
nrier ' night. Then, 1 don't know
Jiow. I came uniler the suspicion
of Hie underworld.
"The rum king's wire and 1 were
doing some .Christinas, .shopping.
I Suddenly, In - Ihe, midst of the
crowded more, she whlspereu :i in
my. our; '"They've tipped ine you
aren't u real crook. If yon lire,
prove II. Take some of these glo
ves.' 1 had told them, you ' see,
that 1 used to bo a shoplifter.
"1 took a pair of gloves rrom a
counter. And the store detective
brought hard coal consuiners. i I was arrest ed
particularly those wllh empty bins. Then Miss Longford uppealed to
n ii vni nn nr I lie ser ousness -
THE HUB
one slsler and two brothers. Kun
i nil services were held at the
Melliodlst L'plscopul church nt 1
o'clock Thursday anil Interment
was made In the Itose llldgo como-lery.
saua s. iiiddi, i;
Miss Sara S. Hlddl" pasiied away
al tbe home of her purenls. Mr.
and Mrs. C. M- Kiddie, at May
I'ark. ut ten o'clock Sunduy morn
ing, followiiig un Illness ot Hireu
months. ,
Kuneral services will be held ut
Ihe Snodgrass and Zimmerman
parlors at two o'clock Wednesday
afternoon.
.MKS. S. .1. HOWATI'.K.
COVI-: (Special) Alter several
montlis Illness Mrs. S. J. llowute
passi-d away al. her home here
Tiundnv. December 22. She was
burn in llourbnn county, Kansas,
September 23. 1SII7. All her early i
lite was passed In that vtclnlly. In
lhKS she was married, to Ilavlill
llenuetl llowaler. Three sons were
born to theln. one or whom died
in inraney, lb'r husliund died In
Hill. The fuinlly came west lin.ll 2nd 4 Hill Lo, Ancol.,
l!::;::1;,:'1 Vi every room private toilet
wiiere they have since made their I 5Q Bath, New, Modem .'.
She la survived by two sons. . COM lo shopping District ml Thentres
....I wiiilimt luttli iiiiMinr-1 .
iJOTF.f' ASTOD
n
lioine,
Civile und William, both unmar
ried, who lived with their mother,
FREE GARAGE
Tariff from $1.50 '
hip. Gradually tho course of the
ship diverged toward the iBlund of
Culm, and the Innd illsappeareo
from view. At' 7 o'clock a gala.
dinner was given a. regular noise
linker. Tow. whlslles, rachets and
guns were passed uround, bullous
set adrift In the dining room by
Ihe hundreds and paper ribbons
covered the tubles. Alter dinner a
dance was held on deck A. which
was decorated with Hags of all na
tions, colored lights and lanterns.
VMM I una.
"Tho. next morning we urose al
0 o'clock and went on deck. The
sun was just topping Hie palm
fringed hills back or tho Cabarras
fortress. It, ivun, mini UDil iiullu
w-firm. Through the hurbor cume
IIOSIl-:ltY Sl,i:s IXCHEA.SH I tho pilot and customs officers In a
. NKWAliK, N. J. (AI'I Due. llllle launch und were tuUen
nrobublv lo increased activities In'ubonrd. We were soon at anchor
women's sports, the average size, In Hie hjirbor hero us there wua
women's hosiery has Increased In" no dock large .enough lor the
ih,. nasi rive vears and the denuindi' shlti. All ulong the city's waler-
for the small sizes Is being elim- front people were up lo see Hie big
to a , realization or the seriousness
of the unthructle strike, in its I7lh
week. .While various substitutes
were. being used. In come sections
not even were obtainable. Keporls
of suffering .'Huong til" poorer clas
ses were numerous. In some ens.-s
the Idle miners themselves were
forced to scurry around for wood
kerosene and gas sieves to keep
themselves and their families
warm,
.
With leni'M'r.ilure'i' hovering lit
Ihe zero murk, tlie Koeky Mount
ain region was in Ihe grip or al
wav" of wintry wealber last night.
Mouliina suri'ered most, rrom fri
gid linnpernturi-s. Miles C.lly, Willi
jl le'iilpcrnture of '.'s degrees below
Zcroi'wuH l-lv e.ilil: si pU-oe ill. Hie
region. Ilarve had a record of Id
below.
'in Wynionlng and N'nrlhern Col
orado tbe lelllln future holered
about HI d.-nries above zero. Ill
:Coloriulo and New Mexico the mer-
Ihe prohibition director 'or help. ,
Aud he rerused lo help her,' deny-
lug that shu was a prohibition
tigenl! I
She promptly turned lo the j
newspapers with her story. New
Orleans." And rlnully, under pros-,
lute of rum-running operations
came. out. Tlie prohibition head-!
quarters was beBleged with ques
tiuns.' Chin-go Is I'enilhig j
At first the orrlcluls continued
to' deny she was an ugent. Then
Ihey admitted she wus u "paid In- j
former." Anna finally, miner pres
sure. Ihey ailmltled she wus u full
fledged, duly commissioned en
forcement agent.
And there the rtfmlr sliuuls now.
i'he i-hhrgc'-'of hrrlipMrrW 'IseMIII
l ending. Whether Hie government
j officials will use Ihelr Influence lo
liavi'dt dropped or will let her go
to Jail Is sllll uncertain,
i "ir thus.0 charges iln1 dropped
.1 J 'in never coming back to New or-.
leans, says Miss Lnngforil. 'Its
We Buy. For Less We Sell For Less
JUST ARRIVED
MEN'S WORK SHOES Moccasin toe, pen
cord soles, guaranteed lo stand the hard wear.
$2.9a
MEN'S DRESS SHOES and OXFORDS Very
latest shies .....-...$3.95 to $4.95
LADIES' PUMPS and OXFORDS Patent
leather, satin, tan and hlack kid. Most up to
date .'.....$2.95 to $4.75
15 dii'ferent styles to select from.
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY.
w.ia,Njaw,;1.yo.RirK- sxoft&m,;;
DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES
Hi'it Tor Trratinenls
Mra.. . K.'Vun lVIt, of hostlno,
Orv.t 1h in Im Ortiiuli Tor a fuw
diiyH IiuvlnKT her e.vs
inutcU. A. NV. Frny.Wr, ofiklnl uf'sliip. The port duulura cxuihiiuhi i
u hosiery concern lu-ru Hatd H:itnr-hhu crt-w, then the pussensurs w.-rn,
Uu. lo ba'd hts tisHcrtton on ujlliifil tip niul fjlvi-n tliu
study or alx dozen typlcul ship
incniH,, In. hu siiid, iw ov-
nmnd ninRi'd from sarn S to 1U.
In 113 the piinctptil di'inund wub
trcatod'for siz.a from 9 A und urcr. To-
iMirhie hT Ktiiy thv in bolnir onlor-
talnt'd nt tho Vrrnon Atnworth
iind J. A. UiiNMrll homes.
l.vft thi .Mnriihm Mr 'nhl'H
Mrs. A. K. Hill It Ui (iralidr
this inointiiK "'il hi-r wjiv to t'nld:
will. hli'ho, iil'l'-r vi:til liij; lien
for t1w4 .p;il . .iiioilth ut tin
honir ;f Mn.: Willliim VAt nlvr. ;
llnnu- ("Hlrrimy i
.Mrs. A. h. l'u reason and fanitly
I r''!iii nfl to I lu ir hrmM' yi-Htcrdiiy
;irtT is:t in? in li Uvindf Christ -"
inns alii) ovr-r I In- w t l-nd. i
To ItnUcr rr Day
IN Millr-1 I'.rndsh.iu-
ij
To linker Oils Mornlni; ,
Mrs. (.'. W. Tlionipson and llttlo
il.illKlller. I.uellle. went lo liuker
Ihls incirnliiK. where Mrs. Tlionip
son will visit her mother unil her
sister, who lives there.
day ho s.il'l the lurue sles were In
fletnuna und the uveruKu was y
lo ID.
i'iti;.NC'iilui'i.oM,T iiii:s.
MKTONH,' I'ranee (Al') Jules
'alenotre. t'onner Kronen, nmuus-
! sailor at WitshinKlon, illeil Huniluy.
Hero ollll Week
After .vlsillhs Tor a week In I.u
Oninde ut the horitf of lief son.
Mr. onil Mrs. Mil. Kllell. .Mr.C CU ti
rj;e v;lell returned to her home ul
Maker Ihls mornlni,-.
i'i 'itl ni. Iulliiuiii
Mrs. i-:d .VeKeehun unddaupli
ter. .Miss l'la, .-rt J llnjmlr yes
terday on their way lo lullin:in.
"WnshlnKton. where Ihey will visit
lor li week wllh Mrs. Mclieehan's
sister who lives there. , ' '.'
CHERRYS ON
TRIP AROUND
; : tHE WORLD
(Contlnuml from PB Ony
Edmonds
OOT FITTERS
Shoes
of
Quality
Wdirc insoles that
dotyt run over hold
thcrV' shape.
$7.15 the Pair
Clint's
Clothier y
Tlie biore wub Ccmstltnco
1 Ionic thin -MoniJn
Mr. and .Mih. U W. AVliealy niul
their littly daughter, hols, arrived
In I -it Grant) IIiIh niornlnif from
iSpokan WajfhliiKion .win-re they
vixiU'd n-latlvea ChrlKtmns.
u-rt nr i:ikIii
Mrs. It. II. Cileiwon rrtnrned to
i hT homo ut KIk" thin niornlnff.
She ha b''n in li (Jrunde for sev-
rral days with h'T daughter, who
1m In the hospital here.
Ilnnir fnm rortlatnl
MI-h Ami I.yman returned to a
Crandr thin mornlnt? from Ion
Innd, where ith wprnt hrltina.
MIm I.yman Is employed in the
rullroud offlet-o here.
once over.
Itreakfast over,, tliu pasatiiffera left
the. ship on a larffu steam tender
for tlr! dock. J-tirtreeven passen
ger ears ware watting In tin of
llelul eneloHiire of the port author
ities hy npeelal prrmlH.-'lon of the
Cuban government. -At 9 o'elock
ti start wrtn made for a hIkIiI see
inn trip eoverinff tho city und mil
iirhs, arrlvtnK t the hotel Sevilla
for n mo.st e:nvorate lunrtteon. lo
an Aiiierk-an na.iurany ine inn.-i.
inipresslve thin; one see on the
ilrlve In the 'Mainr' nionuiiH iit. Imi
fur real art the l ;ine' liesin-
I'Otintaia of h'Miutiful while mar-
bln loeated In the country club
BioundH Is the first thin 1 have
In my lravHn.
romea u monunn'ni to ine imriy
vnlbuteer firemen who lost llnh i
llV"a in a fire in 1S90 and the
eeinetery. which Is worth -weliiK. !
The nsidene-H of Ihe ully ar;j
huutfHomc. Thinirn weni to run I
alone nuletly n nd orderly. The
city In well policed nd truCllr. j
conditions are exerlent. I
. Al U-ast "One llollle."
It was umuslnff to watch' the
puKflrnnrTH rel urnitif; to the ship
Trotu their morning trip lo Haviina. I
The hidieu had u few niiiall paek-
ices, but the men in arly all had
tit e;iHt one bottle. Koine had an
armful, some hud n ease or two. I
wan thoroughly diKKiisted with the
Ha loon situation In llavunn. The
street h in the old part of lluvnna
are all one-way very narrow una
foul smelling, but the newer part
and residence section is beautiful.
"The next day promptly at 1
o'elock the "IE lgenland' nllpped
her mooringH and slowly Blurted
nut of the harbor, going wenlwurd
en route to the Panama, canal."
curv stood between If. and le
gn-es above zero. I'huenix. Ariz., ja c-ountrv and 1 need exelte-
wlth decrees nhnvi- its u lw-; IU,nl U'i,.r This kind cif life. I'll
t temperature, was the warmest
pot if the
ion.
Girl Joins "Dope Rin"
To Rescue 'Sweetheart
((Vnftniu'd from T'hicu Hue.)
Una It suinewhere. Only I'm sorry
fur my lutully.
"Vim know, whin li kIi-1 Wives u
man she'll ku ilown lo hell rur-lilm.
Ami IlKhtlliK lo save the mull I love
is wlial pul mi' where J 11111 1o
il.iy."tl'opyrlKhl 11125, NKA Her
viee, Ine).
ARCADE
TODAY And TUESDAY
loiiH liMnii hlH home on Jtruadway.
in tin- heart f the rieb residential
district. I learned thai two hro-thers-in-law,
prsim; n wallhy
business men. are his lieutenants.
'I harn'il the name uf every one
r tie- fh-et of ships thai bring
the tjtu'i-H ami raw aholml from
I'uba tr New n leans.
"In t li 11 1 hfiiiKe. the hisl ilny I
HUNDREDS
HEAR HAND
. CONCERT
(Cunllnuptl Item I'lIKO One.)
until he t-elurnetl wllh un eneore
Ti VWl heir iinlll Siinils)
Little I'url Uut urrlved tu A
flranue this 1 mornlnff from his
home st Spokane. Washington am!
will visit here until Hutunlsy ul
the home of Mrs. Krunk Wright.
Trunks were upeneil. elol lies were
arranged with Ih'l.alil of Ihe ste
wards nni(.- stewardesses. After
lunch some look a nan. xonie read,
nthen were lilavlnc cards, others
wrlllnir: The lime f airly flew und
soon everyone wus wenuuiff iie-u
wuv to Iln tlinnlnff room to par-
luke of Ihe twelve eourse Thnnks
Klvlurr dinner at seven o'clock. Af
ter dinner, dunclnir. Tlie day wus
clear und somewhat iirnicr
thin) Ihe day before. No land was
In sltfht yet we knew that over lu
the rii;lit a few miles under the
low cloud hank nluiiR the western
horlxun Ihe coast towns ot New
Jersey sit.
1 ij I1115 I'Mi siKliteil
"Krlday mornlnu tin; nlr was
much wurmer. i-;veryone discard
ed their overcoats 'and funs were
running nil over the ship. The
outdoor swlmmlnjr pools on the top
deck were put Inlo upcnitlon with
sea water. On ileek K is the
lieantlrul tiled swlmmlni; pool and
the turklsli hatha. I'osllng radio
bulletins liei;an thut day and the
next dav the dnily paper tieitan
publication. The first business lec
ture was given I-'rlday morning by
llr. Wrenthi rliee, of I'ortland. who
Is on the cruise stuff. Assign-
I'meiits for the cruise were made leuu. Today's reports diselos'-J
and tlrkets given out for our slop temperature us far so llli
'.lad Operation In rurtlnnil
V. I-'. Krumwell, father of I.. II.
Cromwell and I. M. Ilramwell of
this city underwent n very serious
operalion yesterday morning. They
have not yet heard how ho Is get
ting along. '
Special 20 Reduction
S!mh II til It
ON lillll.s
Iteatlliflll
wooij Diti;ssi:s
styles anil only I or I! In ll sl.e.
Art & Baby, Shop
Itiilleriel. rnltei-us
l.'tlll AduiiH AvPtllle.
ll. Jl. !'. mill Nun's lloll-iiriHir Tbri ail, i:tc.
A "Jittt Rational Picture
With
LEWIS STONK SIIIIILKY MASON
BA1U5AUA I5EDK0U1), DAVID TOKRENCE
Tells how women foul 'cm
leli-e 'em mill IllinU
Adapted 'rrom Henry Kllchcll Wi'list
".KiHi'.rit t!in:i:it ANI HIS
rule 'fill,
'fin.
r's fumots
l.M'C.HTKlf
C(),cd.v "Arc Parents Pickles"
Two Convenient Locations To Stop And Shop
'1 lbs. Spociiil AIailet Day Seedless
30 DEATHS
CAUSED BY
COLD WAVE
(Continued from 1'mre On.)
To ltHr This Momlnc
Mrs. M. S. Alp'-rt uml her two
Hum. Kenneth nn-l Huinner. went
to lioifie. Maho, this morntn
Thev will be there until the
t,f thin week. Mrs. Alport's moth
anl her aunt are In Itoise from
ti.etr ttnmf In Maine anl will He-
Ainert to Iji Grande, i tow ns.
In Havnna. were InMtruetei
repartllng the wuter wu Miuuld
drink and th kind of fnod we
muKt refrain from eatinff while on
the eruise. In ihe evening n k-e-ture
was irien on the West Indb
by the cruice leeturef lr. l K.
Marble. Many flying fl-h und a
few steamers were st n during (.,u tl) rom t
the dBj. (bureau -showed
Hnturday
o'rloek I'ulm
ns Northern Mexico und Northern
1-lorlda.
Nine d-nths. a niilllon-dullar fire
loss nnd untold mbTy und miffer
Inp was the lull eiueted from 'hl
eaj,'0 hp tlie sub-zero tt-inpenitures
of Haturday and Hunduy. Saturbiy
ntcht und early Hunduy the offl
ine weuth'-r
derefii b'low
mornlni; about 1 1 , t w stern sulmrts reported as j
last ' lad. Captain Hradshow drew lnj,jM. ,,,rrury en-pt slowly up
Hit I -' ly and sloved the ship duwn.x.ro ut 5 0clo k and shortly al
rom'n order thut th- trsvibrs iniKht iurt ( a nos- dlvt. Haturduy i
IamIsp to InMlati-
initintnrr wmnunM WiH
turn tb fvBuUt-BK-iUif-.t-iUiK ajriisufc Xvn?VUM.t
lleueh. l'lorldii, was. muci an 20 helow. luirlnic tip- day.
lo
after I
and '
look at the Florida coast and Hunduy there were upward of u
Ahout 4 o 'clock three lonir - fire alarms which taxed I hlct;os
blasts of the w histle announced wejrire righting equipment lo Us cupa-
were opposite Miami. The tall jelly,
f,a-iliulld'K'ti. 'm hotels, and . rul-)
Wt: tliank our patron and will try
to merit yuur c'Diitiniied imtroiiiiejc liy
ki'i'piii"; n well arriniEetl st'iek of hi'h
quirlity liierelialidise, at Uie lowest
prices,.
Netted Gem I'otittos, twt 52.10
Our Seal Hour. I'.l-lli. sack $1.90
Strictly Fresh Kfc'K. I'coco Std. 4Sc
Wesson Oil, quart I!c
Amazio Oil, quart -.-Mc
4 cans No. 2' Tomatoes - 49c
Basket Groceteria
AND MARKET
Next to Arcade Theater
SKK US
Tor Your
New Year's Poultry
Ajic1
Fresh Oyslcrs
Kntcrpri.sc & Daslvet
Markets
TWO STORKS
The same koimIs at
the same prices.
Ilaisins r ',',t
l'resh Hulk l.arse Olives, pint 2Sc
Fruit Salad "nc
Fancy Ited KaspUerries ..29c
Keii.son Hotel Corfeo, per 11). ":
Gold Medal .Mayonimisf, pint ;--27c
Gold Medal Mayonnaise, quart 47e
ISutler, 2 lbs -
i!vc tt l!uy It For Less
LaGrande Groceteria
AND MARKKT
Next to lilack Cat
m
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