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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1926)
Wednesday, January fi, 1920. IA : CiTlANDE' EVENING OBSERVER Pago Five Local News In Brief COMING EVENTS. Jiiim 0, 10, 11 l iilon Livestock hIiuw al l:yioi), Ore. ! of Ihe Eastern Oregon Light & I Power company. Is a business vl- sitor at thu office In re today. Mr. j Lottridge lives ut linker. Jlciv frtm llolst U. tjimls, Ilt-it-ii Simla andChur hs SI mini all -of Doisc, nrj regia teretl ut tho Kolt-y hotel. lluying Vllt'y Khet'i J. W. Muchcm in heru)- from j'orlland buying sheep from Uran ile Jtonde Valley ranchers. i : To Elgin for Day Itt'iuiiiliifr from Vacation S. It. Morgan, comity roadmns ter, and Im. Morgan uru expt'et eil lidme today or tomorrow from Med ford. Ore., where they have been visiting- relatives during his vucatlon. . Mrs. Oily D'eDolc Is visiting Klgin today. Kh will return A hen llOinq tills evening'. t'omt'.tltm August Ciumeiton. who was men tioned in a story In The Observer u.s August Stange's brol her-in-luw is not related to Mr. Stungf. Mr. (In meson Ik Julia Mtd'hersou's brother-in-law. vOn Way to ISulrrprix1 W. W. Jones was in l,u Grande 1 his morning on fits way from Portland to ISuterprisn on hu.sin- cSS. " ' 1'eels Hetter TnIii , .Mrs. IS. IS. I.yon, who has been x-iioindy ill at 1 1 ' r home for the past two weeks is belter today. Ti t'lilmt Ttahiy Or. V. IS. Thlstlewaite went to 1'nion Ibis morning on business, lie will Ust dairy cattle in that H-ctipn. i Jlimie from Portland Waller Astwood was In l,u Orandt " this morning (in his way lionte to fSnlerprise Irom rortlaud, where he-, has been visiting. Hack to N'1hmI - I avid Cumin, who has been spending J In? JioHdiiys In La Clrun de wil h IiIh mother, M rs. Martin King, hfr last night fur Alt. An gel, where he attends nehbol.;i To Hot iJike Mrs. I.A. Maxfield went to Mot l.iike thisi morning. .She will spend y the day there and return to her Jjiiuiie here this evening. ,., ade a few days ago from itakcr. i.'U'hoate has had a I ea se, on the ho. Quests of PnmiiM , for some- .Mine, which expired Mr. and Mrs. R'oyf 'l-'arley drove i today. Chiudo Scrantoh will biil liome to, MrMJnnvlllj Ore..-, in- :ceed hltu as manager 6f the'holel. May. I hey Have heen guests over the holidays at the home of her -.ientn. (dr. and Mjjj. yeojgrol. l,vfl for I'leasniit Valle After Visiting relatives in I.u flrande for a few days Mr. and and Mrs. II. llrooks und little son left this morning fur their home ut I'leusant Valley. lien front Mont nun Mrs. J. H. Davis arrived In l.a O ramie yesterday from her home at I'lentywood. .Montana. Shu will visit here with her sisters. Mrs. Ollye Freeman, who is ill at the C.rande itonde hospital und Mrs. '. A. Kngel. Kelni-HK from Canada After some time spent at Ray mond, Alberta, Canada Mrs. U. IS. Anderson returned to her home in l.a Grande this morning. Mrs. Anderson was called by the illness of her mother' u.- Passed Through City J. I'. O'ltrien, general manager of the Cnion l'aeiflc syslern. and K. X. Kineh, general supcrinten dent 'of the same system, passed through Ia Grande this morning, on Ihelr way to Huntington on of ficial business. Eighth (iinile Examination. Janunry 21 and 22 ure the, dat es set for state eighth grade final examinations, to be given in ull the county schools of Oregon. J. A. Churchill, superintendent of Visits Her Aunt Mrs. Agnes Hendricks went to I'nion today to' call on her aunt. public education, makes the un Mrs. Frank Huydnui, who lias been nouncement. ill for several days. Shopping in , Grande Miss Thelma Murphy. teacher at Cove, and her sister. Miss Inez Murphy, also of Cove, were in Iji Grande shopping yesterday. Returning from Salem Superintendent LS. A. Sayrr. who went to Salem for a meeting of Ihe teachers' examining hoard fol lowing attendance at the teachers' convent inn at Portland last week, is expected to return to La Urande tomorrow. To Make home at Wallowa Mr. and Mrs. ,f. li, Wilson went V"'L 3lniiig on M Aenue ' (i ,,H'y Jv 1,1 kl' thHr ,,onu'- Mr. and Mrs. J. M. choate are ."" '' 1 ' . ri,n" moving; from the Havov hole! to a lilack; Andrew iiloekland, new. residence on M. avenue. Mr. JURY LIST FOR YEAR SELECTED -(Continued from Page One.) non, farmer; ISd. Myers ieWrf Chris. Miller; Orion IS. Wagner, farmer; H. H. Taylor: J. K Fitzgerahl: Chus bnffey; Hurry Mohr; W. 1). Vaugh, (.Sommer hotel); J. IS. An sou, farmer;; Harvey Matthews; Watu Andrews Sr.; O. K. Coolidge; V, C. Crouse; F. A. Kpllng; Muse lSlledge; F. N.. Ford; Kenneth Gek eler; IS. i HersiinKer; Kd. Led bet ter; A. J. Martin; Clyde MetcalT: It. l- Owsley; c. N, faliner; Karl Reynolds: L. C. Smilh; Itay I'llce; Lloyd Walsh; Neal Huydum; IVte Thelsen; - Nolan Skiff; Lynn Wright; Joe Woods; Henry Hitter; Mrs. Ida Moats: U . Moe; Henry Moore, farmer; Andrew ilillenberg, farmer; A. W. Nelson; Conrad N'eiderer; L. I). Noah; Mrs. Chas. Xoriy; Sloneking (J'uttison Itros,); Mr. Weaver, tailor; IS. O. Towler; J. A. A i buckle; I). Cliurbaneuu; Frank Jester; Jess ltosenbauni; Claud C. I'ratt; Mrs. Itohert I'at toson; W. 11. l'lekens; --Mrs. l-'rank IMke; C. 1. l'utn.an; Mrs. Hurley Itlchurdson; Geo. Salisbury, farm er; J. A. Shira, furmer: Chenault, Sr., tanner; Lester Johnson; Hon Turner; H. F. Tyler; C. Ii. I nJek cr, farmer;' C. I-'. itobertson, Terry; J. A. Matott, I'eny; J. I'. Hogcn sen, Ferry; Thos. Walsinger, Ali cel; ISviM-it Walsinger., Alicel; ISd Hailey, Alicel; M. C. Stewart, All eel; Ucnwlck Clark, Alicel; Mabel Scott, Hllgard; Mrs. Theresa Gel lie, lltlgurd; A. llarron, "island City; C. 11. llldwell, Island City; Sam Irwin, Island City; David Ir win, Island City; Mrs, :Lora Kid dle, Island City; W.. p. ' Mitchell, island City; Nathan Ferine, Island City; Matinda 1'routy, island City; V. H. Schroeder, Isiand City; Os wuld Volswmkler, , Jsland t'lty; Thomas Wade, Isiantl City; Thomuu Wade, 1 Isiund City; Oliver Oush, (Hoi Lake ot Wusn. Ave.); AI Nor gurd, Hot Lake; Mrs. IStia Wurm- noit; La u yon Webster, lurmer; C. C. Wclcti, ititmer; lcalph i'. Wells, larmer;' J. F. White; ISd. F. Whu mg, lare.ie;-; Valt;r . Williums, Is land cny: t.'iiiude L. llerry; I-'orresi Wilson; W. A. Worstul; H. J. Y'oung. larmer; Fred JSaugg, tann er; 1- rankiin Zurbrlck; W-. O. Zur brick, farmer; Cyrus JSd wards, (Li;ighton's Guragc); 1'arK Taylor; L. '. Llndgren; ISrnesL Lundry, (Snodgruss Grocery) ; Frank Rob ertson; H. H. ii owbdldge; H. rruil: Avery Harrison; Neil Jones, (IS. O. L. &. 1'. Co.); Raymond Uray; Jos'. Williams, italnbow Coiii.); George Way; L. W. Weeks; H. L. Winn; MacCaifrey, (Can's); Margaret Adlcr, Mia. W. H. Als ton; Margaret Anson; Mrs. An Lhony; LiliolL Austin, fanner; Chas., A. liingauian; H. M. Day; H A. Hen ham; Geo. S. Hirnie; C. J larmer; IOKTKNI AIAHKISTS l'OUTLANO, Ore. ( AF) Live stock Steady, ,. ISggs Down u cent.' firsts 2!ic in 2KC. extras 2l foe f't1 30. Butter Prints, down u cent to 4 Sc. Hutterfnt Two cents lower. 42c. Markets SAN FltANVlHCO (Al') llut- tcrfut 4bc 6j iaMtc here loday. Movie School to Turn Graduates, to Pictures NEw YOltlv (AC). A movie ;H M n, aLUiiUI K tuiurtiiuii. ill im II iik-' making of a picture, is the test and contractu the dlptouius ir successful students, wilt soon he held in New York. PORTLAND GRAIN MAKKFT FOItTLAND. Or.', (Al, Wheat liUIl. hard while, western hard while H. S. Haart, soft while, western while, January and Feb ruary, $1.62; hard winter, north ern spring. January and February. $L5S: western red, January und February, $1.57. , , of study Includes the art of kiss ing before the camera, dancing anything from thu classical to th Charleston, pantuiulne. emotional - control, character study, loss of self, consciousness scenaiins, J swimming, gymnasium exercisvs, h Cirtv! Pili:n I'aitit at "llntnuiilu. add his relinquishment of his right lo uscnd -Uio thronu liuve been cleared. Carol Is In Milan. Also there Miigda Lupenco, blue- I eyed, red -haired daughter of a Jewish merchant of J assy, Uum fanla, with whom Carol i.- on frl I entlly terms, Zyzl limhrlno. former morganatic wife of thu prince, has remurrled. 70.8 per cent of the levy, which was $750. U73. 05. Tho previous year, tho collection of current taxes was $44,u47.3U, which was 7:i.G per cent of tho levy, $008.-C21.y7. DR. GRKFNi; GOI.S KAST ' ALUANY. Ore.. G. V. Greene, president of Albany college, has left for New York city where he will utlend tho convention of tho American Association of College Presidents. Dr. Greene Is scheduled to speak to the convention on the subject of the self-help college. He intends to descrlhle tho plan In .MAHKISTS AT A GLANCi; NEW! KORlv. (AP) Stock.'; Irregular; motor shares decline 2 lo 5 points. - ltonds Mixed; realising unset tled rail and oil Issues. Foreign exchanges Easy; sterling and francs lower. Cotton Lower; spot house sell ing. Sugar Easy; freer offerings. Coffee Veak; commission house liquidation. . CHICAGO, . (AP) Wheal Weak; Hetter weather Argentinu. Corn Easy; liberal receipts. Cattle Active and irregular. Hogs Higher. First Civilization Here Established by Asiatics (Continued rom Pago Ono.) SPRING DO.NOK HONORED I SODAV1LL1S, Ore.. A move ment has been started here to ob tain a und to erect a memorial in honor of the donor of, Die sodu 1 K7 I, Tliomaa SumnH'ta deeded to wnn me growin or me motion n... tui0 this soring und the block of which It Is located for "perpetual public use." The city council which hus charge of his property, und a re cently organized community for um, sponsored a "bee" held here New Year's day. to cut out super pleturt I ml natty, ttio need of skill ed players became apparent. Fam ous Players officials conceived the idea of establishing u training school. From 2&,U"0 applicant k. ly were selected. This numb'r was reduced to lti after three students fell behind tho rest of fiuous timber on the grounds. Thu ihe ctasst which began work July, Completion of the first photo play, tentatively given the title of "Glorious Youth," Is near and the acting ublllty displayed by the students will determine who will be placed on the road to stardom. Marian Ivy Harris of Atlanta, ami Charles Rogers of Olathe, Knits., have the leading parts tn the film, but each of tho other students also has a good role. ' "The long hours of training have seemed like play," was the way Miss Iris Grey of Wichita, Kansas, described her opinion of the school. "The work gave m all enormous appetites soon after we started und as u result ull of us have been dieting. Hut what 1 is a Uftle dieting when there ia a chalice i lo -nuiko good In Ihe movies"?"- ' proceeds from tho sale of Ihe wood cut Is to be divided equally between a spring ground improve ment fund und a Thomas Sum mers memorial fund. About 30 men worked und fully SO poisons partook of thu dinner served by tho women in tho spring hall, ut noon. ( 'urrey. Ruin In Wallowa County It was ''ruinijiij in ValJowa coun lv yesler'day when Oscar Cutler, highway engineer, was t here. Rain tn that section Is very unusual fur this tiine of the year. There, is little snowin (evidence. In City this .Morning Judge Willia in I Hioy, chair man of the state highway commission, who makes Ids home at Raker, was in La Grande this morning en route to Port land. Salem and Al bany on- business. Mr. Duby was driving -fhrough. Will Llo ill Rolve J. IS. ' Simpson, salesman Tor Ihe Rhikc-.McFull Paper company, at Portland, und hi;; bride are rfc lered nt I In- Somer hotel. They an: on their jvay to liolse. Where they will make their home. lsils (nint i OlT:cv .1. Pi Lottridge. vice president (LINT'S SIXTtrAANUAL JANUARY SALE Ire ItejMjrlrd ported by Nellie Rurehi 20IIS East Pennsylvania, to Fire Chief C. O. Murehlson today. The fire oe- cured uli lgjit o'clock , Aloiiilav morning but Ihe fire department wasn't notiried and Ihe hlaze was extinguished without Us aid. Called hy Sisters Illness Mrs. A. F. Nohley. of Dore, North Dakota. arrived in La Graande this morning called by Ihe illness of her sister. Miss Ollyo Freeman. Miss Freeman was op erated on at I he Grande Roiide hospital Monday. She is geltlng along nicely. lives.. .i The slructurcs were habitations during Inclement 'weather ' only, being mainly utilized as storage, and burial places. There . seemed to be no Individual ownership' of the rooms, buildings or the ;ud-, jucenl land. Specimen dug from the ruins disclose n well -developed artistic sense us expressed in beautifully decorated pottery or weird, grotes que1 designs not alone in these cer amic products but in the woven sandals, baskets und . head and breast bands, anil on the surfaces of rock und canyon walls which they carved. Certain of thesi petroglyphs have a religious or ceremonial meaning and someUmes ure 'dup licated in the milder n carvings or paintings of the Pueblo Indians. When this civilization ceased is not definitely known, but It ended probably lilio years ago. Scientists believe Ihe culture of these ' In dian inhabitants was wiped . out quickly, but are undecided as to j whether it was by an npheavel of nature.' conquest . or the -simple! scattering of the clans to other rei glons, leaving behind a .silent re"-' eord for the archaeologist to' ,x- Priiicu Carol Attracted Hy Rotl-Hcmlctl Jewess LONDON, (AP) At least three points, in the mystery surrounding amount ST 1 8.20 1 PAII DLSCIU ILK IHSND, Ore. C'ollectlon of cur rent taxes in Desiduttes county for the yeijr J-.ist ended showed u not tceablo improvement over the year previous, while the total collec tion, including 1 delinquent taxes, exceeded that of l'JlM by neurly $imi'.ihmi. According to rigures compiled by Mrs, Hazel Munlon, deputy In the tax collection de partment of Sheriff itobcrts of fice, the total collection for the year just ended was $718,204. lirt. as compared with $047,142.92' in P.124. Current taxes, those of 1U21, were paid during PJ25 In the of $570,040.02. This Is pluus for future development of this method of supplying means of securing an education to those young people who otherwise would not be able lo go on through tho Institutions of higher learning". Itoom Log Franchise Yantc! KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. The Klumath Room company posted notices asking for u frunctilse to boom logs on tho Klamath river. The campuny Is reported to bo a subsjdury of tho Weyerhaeuser Timber company and is. tho first definite step tuken by that cor- Winter's u?ns olds 77 QuicKRelief For Old and IJoung a: RUBBERS Storm or low cut dress rubbers first quality new stock $1.15 60 STORES THE HUB poratlon tn Its plans for a gigantic sawmill tn this section. The Wey erhaeuser company ulready hus selected a site for Its mill, about five mltea below this city, und the booming permit Is sought In or der that It might raft logs down the river to lis mill site. ' CJOTEL ASTOO 2wJ A HUI LoiAiittNA EVERY ROOM hat PRIVATE TOILET 50 B.thi New, Modem ' " Close to Shopping District and Theatres FREE GARAGE Tariff from $1.50 j.yuu Hoiini-nUainp; C. W. lloiul, darmei; IS. ti. Jtaiui; W. IS. Huen anan; Eugene ltuyieh, farmer; J. Ci'lirlggs, larmer; ttrooks Camp- tjril. laimer; A. V. hiunrord; D. A. l'plore. ,t ' ii- Cuibine, lurmer; Hubert li. Curey; n I 1!(.!.n- I.: A Ml imvpi-h- llm. ma.'. kJu; ) Wtt-t). i rtflerwood, ' J," 1 v v V'1- V '-y- (.at ros irom .M. IS. churcn ) ; .lay . """ AUilering, larmer; C. C. l'eiiiitiiti- SALEM. re. (Jovernor I'ierce ion; C. vv'ilsuu; O. V. i'arry; C. . j took cxceptioij to the criticisms of i'oye; Leonard .Norton: -1-annie ex-(iovernor 'West' ln"TOfrmtlttfn Jones; Mia. ioiiald I'ague; Mrs. 11. J with the typo of horse upon .Wlljeh IS. Itiaoy; Mi s. 'i unier uuver; .Mrs. Itooseveit is mounted on the sta O. Xs. 1 ufmi r; Mrs. Henry Hitler; I tue w hich was given to Ihe city Grace Moiior: Tlx KiukIiI; i.'ui- "r l'ortland by Dr. Henry Waldo, noun CuiiiIjs;'c. (;, W arKinan; W. , oc ' , Y. Kinzie; George I'ierce; A. U.I "I spent a great, deal of lime In Hunter, lurmer: L. 1'. Kingslev: J.!,h" addle In enslern Oregon over I. k'nhn. tr.,H.r- W. I., l.ini..- M 11 lTlod Of more Hany Lavey; I1'. J. Loth s; tro. It. Lyman; Itay Winters; Harold tier- To Have Operation . Airs. Krank Shanks has been taken to Hot Lake, where she will have Iht arm operated on. M rs. Shanks had theunn broken more than a year ago when she fell, and has not be n able to use the arm since (hen. The bone hius become infected,- making it neces sary lo operate. T .- ox ! LUGGAGE I I I to n Tinirlis fn-rni Missouri Arriving in iM (Jiande. Tues day., a parly of louristH bound for i I'orlland fromi .lopln, 'Mo., speiil Ihe night a Die Savoy hotel mid ; look some t ime to explore the county hereabout before eonlinu IlllT OII tbeeir wnv In I'orlli.n.l iThelr numlM-r m -It'd-d Mr. and Mrs. W. M- Kendall, of Kansas City: Mr. and Mix J. ;. Jenkins and J. W. Wheeb r, of .lopin. roti; Lowell Williamson; Ueiibeu Davis; DeLile tireeiie; Mrs. H. It. Morgan; Mrs. M. II. Allen; Mis. L. M. Hoyi; Mrs. A. W. Nelson; Henry Uuk; Oeurge Itall, ( (it It and Wiikii.); Mia. Dwiglit H. J.-sse; Win. LaMora; (J. IS. Towery; H. W. Itiley; Mrs. H. W. Uih y; J. I'. Moreloek'; Kuiil Nelderer; John C. Neidi-rer; 4 '.aude M. Noyes, larm- r; W. l(. Owsley; Ocsar Derger; A. IS. Ceebler. tAriin-r: 11. W. I'eeb-1-r, larmer; J. A. C.askill, Alicel; (Tele II. liork, larmer. than 40 years." said Uovernor I'ierce. "und I ! think 1 have some knowl' dge of 'horseflesh. 1 have not been able ! lo discover anything wrong with the H oo.se ve It 'statue and 1 am of t he opinion thai the ex-go ver uor's criticism was unwarranted.'" (lover nor I "h-rcc recnlh d t hat al I lit- lime I lie late 1'iesident Harding visiled the I'aclilc const a few years ago he vlewd the ItOOKeviK Kltitlie, nrid ill a Jillletf- iuent interview, sahl: "That is Die lini-wl hor.;e In Am erica." , . . ;-. -:if .. iii;.D asks r, s. ni ii,di(j ; FECIAL OFFER I Large Tube Klcnzo Shaving Cream, Reg. Price 50c I i II 1 Genuine GillcUe Safety Razor ' Keg. rrice S1.00 ' Both For rians Trip Around World Abide (Ireen arrived in La Ct ramie this morning from San Kraiiciseo, California. where he spent the Christmas holidays. has been attending Ihe I'niverxilv !of Oregon, but U now planning a trip around Die world wilh four other university students, who will make up the ships orchestra. .Mr. (Ireen phiys the piano. Some of the others who will make thu trip phiyed with the I'l-ed I'lpers. when they were In La (Iraiide. The orchestra will play on Ihe ste;imdiip I 'resident Carrield." which will h ave San t Kranclsco about March 1. (2.3 Discount On our entire line of Trunks, Suitcases And Bags Nothing Reserved Clint's '' Clothiery f Tbe blqre wltli a ConaclcticO I'orty-Oiie State mid ( nnndn Cnteittl ti llngnitiii( Test NEW YOliK. fAI') On- hun dred seventy-eight eilieS have en tered 3 1 1 pla grounds and ut h letlc fields in Die natfortnl idav- I ground beaut i flea t ion r .if est an nounce I by the Playground und l:ecrtutiu Association or America. Youthful Trio Caught Alter Robbing Store (Oantlnuo.d irm i'aif On.) and this morning a complaint was hwoim tint alleging burglary. The trial will'prohahly be held In tin; juvenile court with Judge D. CI. Coueii presiding. Ashed by one of the policemnn why they ifidn't lake .some bacon ami Clour, t he olfly two staples missing from the pile of groceries wlilrli completely rovers a flat lop dek in the police station to day, the boys answered that they had int tided to get those later. DEN 1 1. ore. office assurei the s rhiMl amassed $ 11 ,' ceipls for lh a concentrate -Wllh Ihe'D-nd pot I of advancement lo i by virtue of having I'.'.l. 7 ill poKlill re- lU2'i ealendiir year. I etioti Is Drbe made itosCHi ih; sins hi:cohd i:osi:i:i'K(;. n-e.. Duiiding operations in Hoseburg during the past ar Imw surpaysetl all pre vious records, sett lag an entirely new, mark. I'ermits issued for the year total $,',1 l.Mii. The high est ' pp-viou record occurred in wle-n the permit. t reached :i I 7 . 7 7 i . I'ermits have shown an increase every year since lyjo. During lUiih 4s new residences were const met ed tn the city. 1 1 2". s ntt leing spent. New bus iness struct m es cost iL'n.df.o. A new btgh school building valued at $M5." is nndi'r construction. ti have u federal building author ized lor l!mf this year. Shout'd tbe Elliott bill, which bits p:issed Hie OIISe Ulld is CXpech d lo come before Die senate this session, re eelve final approval, (In- I lend Coiimiercial cluli will co-operate in compiling data rehiDve to the nerd or a federal building here. A letter containing lulormaliou about Itend has already been for warded to the first iissisiaul post master general by J. J. Hugan. Demi post mast "r. , Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only. Allocs For (Children. KlllKr-STKI' ii ii II KAII'll WAi.K SUIT SOI.KH. In whllp'iir rolurn .., i:i:i;ii,Aii riioi:s, rn- Iioh anl kIi-ih In SI. .'ill lo $l.u,-i in Si r, Art & Baby Shop imtlerhk I'allcrns Dtnl Aililllit Avenue. D. M. C. und Nun's Itoil-prisif Thread, lite. star To y mmmmmI THURSDAY A novel Western outdoor drama crammed with smok ing: guns, aeroplane flights, a thrilling parachute des cent, daredevil horseman ship, exciting captures. Comedy "Honeymoon Squabble" STAUTINU JTtlDAY HLANCHIS SWISIST In . ' "WHY WOMISX LOVIS" Krom tho stage play, "The Hea Woman" Men who don't take thing rioiistv get n wnv wit h 1 hem. too Korty-one rtt. s i d Canada are repreentet hv the eitica rom peting for the $4. firm in ci.ih prlnea snd nursery strek to h awarded by the Harmon Foundation. i New York Is the most norm- Ions competitor, and Ant re vf lie Coward, Smith Carolina, are the smallo'l, inch boiitu;g one hun dred persons. Plowecr. the me tropolis will not com pet direct ly airainsr th village,. s :iH entering Par cities an- diid d tn'o three pmoi hition Kroupn. for each of wbb h wii.im rt r in i; Min n DKECiON' CITY. Ore. Wildcat inn. a resort in eii dern Clackamas county a short distance off th Mount Hood Loop highway, w.is raided by offieeis from the lot i! sheriffs office ii nd utafe ag'lits and tun arrests were made n l a small o.ojii)'ity t.f Honor p-fr.i, l'Wis WhitirK-k, proprietor of the Wildcat Inn. was arrested mil charged w iDi operating a daa. e hall without a license. He u,is ril".-i!'l iif!er he hud flepnsiled $l''o t.;ij und as ordered to Hp- le-re for ii hearing tn court. June- Cordon of Portland w iv the other man arrested. Cbarg'-s rHpoNic & on- ITiito priz'. it-n 'mid i-l'V n jriz of $: tJ.J. i'-r i-sila; 50') lull. Vol Nnil'l.v lll.l.l' .ATI III; whi-ii you t ;i k. ti rliirfpriu lie mi l i-h-rti ir.il In ittlitfiil. Mm( rhlcin r. tio illH (nn In- Iraicl U m-r -mm d iKor'Irr. I 'hlroprm tlf riKli: tli - n'TvniiK lfMiilil unil lf;iv K Ihf icriil-.vt ilnctnr of nil - Nflt UT'- fr-'. tn flRht hi r iw n l a.. I-' un ti-ll yu iii'irt uliotit It. I mtilliitlnfi I'n'. Uf'ttifnl TrfHlimiiW IUnl lilt. i. I . MMilH I I, 20 S.H1HIMT IH'llf. We Buy For Less We Sell For Less Men's $1.50 Arrow Dress Shirts for 83c Men's Alt-Wool Sweaters, slip-overs and coat style, all with collars; hcautiful assortment of colors $2.95 and $3.-15 Men's Felt Dress Mais season's latest styles. S5.00 value for S2.!)5 Men's and Young Men's Dress Caps $1.50 Men's Work Shoes, moccasin toe, pericord sole .:: $2.85 Men's Dress Shoes and Oxfords, most up-to-date $3.25 to $1.95 Our Heavv Grade New York Store Spe cial Overalls $1.25 Ladies Pumps and Oxfords, satin, patent leath er, tan and suede. All in latest January models. 13 different styles to choose from. The above arclhc lowest prices of the season. Every Article Guaranteed. NEW YORK STOKE DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES arcadeD TODAY THURSDAY PictureK-ErX--r W ryJiLmJDGE 'f7 "Gwmterh littt natlonol EiiRcne O'ltrien Marc McDcrmott Frank Currier Wanda llawlcy Intrigue, adventure and the undying love of a Princess for an American that would not be denied. FRIDAY THOMAS MEIG1IAX
