La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 23, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, January 23. 1926. ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pape Five h A Local News In Brief 1 '""" " " ' MHI III, i. ... ,,,., CO.MI.NT F.VV.VI'S . April 20 Last tiny Co register fur primary electUm. .Jliiy a. 4. ft. II Slate comrntinii iiT Wmiii'n'x chilis in ,a (Granite. JMay 21 I'llnmry eleedon. Jlllli' u, III, II I iiiim l.lvi-SllM'k . show at' I'nlon, Ore. July 22, 2.1, 21 t'oiiveiitlon of N'orlhweM Itenl Kslate noto rial Inn in l.n tirnnile. Si'lil. 22. 2:1, 21. mill as I'nlon tenuity rail 'at KIkIii, On-. To Klilei-prise this .Mm-iiinx Mm Will 1'iileork went lo Kn tiTpi-iHf this morning. At .Hot l.nke Siiiuiinriiiiu 1 J. I''. I'hy went to Hot l.uko lo. J.luv. win. re In. will li.i I'm. I:iyn Tor liieilleiil attention. Two .Inlleil Hoy Hounr ami (lonri,ii Nelson ..... nri'i'Mlf.ii liir fl.r. n..ll,... this morning Tor loiteriiiK' on lite sirvelH nfler miilniKht. : . , Home from Hospital ' '-' Mrs. lltvnl Klnle.y, lots reeovereii Niiffieinitly from an operation peri. formed li nlly at the tiramle Itollile hospital' lo lid removed' to her home today. Itetiiniins to .Mi. tilen Miss IMItli Ijikii went home to Sit. fllen today after a sojourn at tile (irande Honde hospital. Motor to I'ortlniiil Mr. and Mis. XI. J. Cioss are in Portland Ibis week end. They mot ored there through t lie' snowstorm Thursday. In City lioin linliler R. O, Metiolilrlek was a bllslnesH visitor lo l.a Grande today. Mr. Metiolilrlek Uvea ut Imhler. Here fitini lvmllftnii II. J. Warner, 'attorney of T'en illetoa la In the eity today on husi aess. . Home lo I'nlon- - - ' Mrs. Julia Crawford wan taken 10 her home at Talon today from the Crando Itonde hospital, wiiere she has been undrraoinir ' treat ment. . , Is Seriously III llnrr Slack, of Summcrvlllc. who lias been seriously ill of pneu monia ror He vera I days at the hos pital here, continues in about the name condition. ItetiiniM from Portland ' ' -Arch Itucon returned this morn ing from Portland, where he hud minor operation lust week. I lew from Notih. Powder 'Mrs. Jennie A. (?ryantt Who teaches In the firth and seventh grades at North Powder, was in l.a Grande today on school and private business. Here on Itiisincss Mr. and Mrs. Mac Ititchey nnd son. (,o u In, arrived in Ja Grnnde i his morning from Portland and will he here several days on busi- 11 SH. On na-Hketbnll Tea in The frosl) busketball stpiad liuu been red need to twenty ineinberH. Kernard llummell or this city is :nnong the score retained. 3Ti: plays cenler. j Will Leave htr Portland Mrs. Moyd Mann will Jenvo for Tort la nd tonight w tierc she will visit "friends for it few days, will join her husband there, has hr-en In Portland for tho week on business. ' She He past To Visit at IrftslhM T. A.t.l M,.u eitiii.l lhinlff.ll nml ( two children went, to J.ostlne this NMII IIIIIK- il r. I iirivru mil if Hurt lo Iji Urande tomorrow. Mrs. I'nckeit and the children will visit hen- with relatives lor several lays. To Visit Slsler ' Misses Florence ami, Marion N'-l-son went to linker this morning, whro they will .visit- their sister. Miss Tterlha Nitson, who 'is a nurse in St. Klixabeth's hospital then. Vlsliinir l ilends and Itelatfves Mrs. .1. A. Wonderlick and her STRATFORD Spring Oxfords ! JLST IN TODAY! j Newest shades in Tan j and Urown. Some with j crepe soles. j Oxfords of Quality j 51.95 to 58.85 Clint's Clothiery I The Store with Onudrac j I Men And Boys' j ..VOutfittcra , baby dauirlitrr, Mursmrit, uiv vlslt llK rrienda and niliitlvin She will vMt with hA' iiuronia sir. I and sir. John Meyer at Pumpkin i KIiIko before - rutiirnlnir . m hrr IIOIIIII lit Wl.UCA - - ' To Visit, m vKn ' Mrs. J: y. Valia went to KIkIb this inorniiiK wheroulm i visit "M r the week end. Klio will re. I urn to her homo here Sunday. lave lialijr Mm Mr. ami Jlrs. K. Ci." Iliekmnre are Hie nur.nl.i of a buliy son horn lo lliein at Walla Wiilla, WokIiIiik t'Ui. whero Mrs. Hlekniore, la with relatlvea,. , K Al Wool Growers' (ywiieiilion Will Dolihla, of llltlon, and J. IC. Iteynolds. of Lit - .(Irninra,' are al teniliiiK the Oregon . Slate Wool diowers" eonvenlion at I'eiidlelnn. llolli Mr. Dobhln'nnd Sir. Iteynolds are membera of tlto asuoelatlmi. At (enilleloii' t'omiiill tleralil '. Tucker.' forest ramfer liere, Is ailionir Hie people from this m et Inn who are'atteiiilinir Ihh ennveiiiion of tile, Oregon Slate W'oOl 'ttrowers -'association nt I"eilieloh. ' . j Cniiilltinn liiinrovliiii . T. It. .Mulholland, who has been seriously,. III for aeveral daya. is re ported to he Improving. Mr. Slul liolluml' ifell, aevonil Maya ago and broke several ribs and ror a few days his:, eonillllon was critical. lirltiiiK 40 Vanxi . .' ,- Mrs. :. a: Sloore, of l.os An trelea. and Minn Kilo. Dempsey, or llolse, Idalio spent last niKht al tile Sommer hot'l: Tliey are diiv Inif from the Idaho capital to I'onland. Tliero- was no snow ..from llolse until Ihey had almost reached l,a Urande, tliey said this morning., . Wnnts District roiixoliilntetl Karl Ktueklund and : Hd- .Miller were in 1.0. Urundo from t'ove to duy with iietltiona for the consoli dation or the Cove mid the Khunir lial seliool dislrlctH. Kuperlnlend cnt 10. A. Kayrc will present the matter before the diHtrict lioundury liouril. which will order tho elec tlona In the two districts. In City Yesterday C K. Howell of the Oregon Cut tle ami llorse Italsers association was in the city yesterday on his way to Pendleton to attend the slate Wool Growers' association meeting there. , Mr. Howell, ac- cumpanied by Paul Carpenter, county agent of Haker county at tended the wool growers convent ion nt llolse, Idalio the first of 1 lie week. llcpiTscitt County at iKMlh-niimi W. .C.-'.Poidrfn. president of the commerce chamber. Dr. V T. Phy, vice president, A. It. Hunter, and I Uurl C. Iteynolds drove to Te In case t totlay in Air. Perkins ear lo represent I'nlon couuty ut the dedication of the hew grange hull there this arternoon. They were among the regional guests of the grange tor luncheon and the pro gram urterwurd. ; At ten tied Cumciilioii at Pendleton It. J. (Irecn uud 11. G. Avry, county agriculturist, returned to l.a ftrande lust night from Pendle ton. They utt ended the convent ion of the Oregon Wool Growers' association there yeslenlay. Mr. Oreert and Mr. Avery drove to Pendleton und report the roads In good condition und char of snow Ihe entire distance. On the lVml lelon side or the hill there Is no snow and the. . weather Is like sprihtf. , To4 Visit t Wallows Joe Lent, uccornpunled by Ills sister, Mrs. Mary Moore were In La Grande this morning on their way to Wallowa from Midland, Idaho, "where they w ill visit for some time with their sister, Mrs. Tnlley. Mr. Lent-and Mrs. Moore recently' returned from Canby; Oregon, where they were colled by tho death of their brother, John Lent, who died of sleeping sickness at his home there, ltotli Joe und John lived at Wallowa for ahtmt twenty five years and an well known in this section. . WOMEN WILL MEET HERE DURING MAY (Continued from i' Out.) tzatlnnn nine? that limn, but l.n Ornniln nan malntpincil itn position ufl ono of the Iroilrrs In tli chili work of the mate. rOHTLAKO Ore ty tho Ao rlntrij PrrM) The Orpffon Kcdnr atlon of M'omrn'8 rluhii will nn-ot in U Grande May 3 to 6. the roil rration board decided todoy. "Jnni-kmi" lt Ilet Tliln SmilKi Sllr Hm FoiiuiI Hero irot.TWOon. Cal. (AP) The bwit thine Greta Gorbo, Kwcdliih screen star ban found about Amer Ice ees what you call pum-keen lde." Tho ae.trem hu befn In thin rountr' everal week, havinir been eniraired' by the Metro-Goldwyn company to appear In pictures. Uitt It wu only wben axkAd the usual iiuetioo about her imprefwionn of America that he was revealed as an advocate of the pumpkin. 'In Kveden." she said, "v te nk pumkeens are foot only for to feed cows. Hut here I cet pum-keen pie and I teenk maybe dat de cows dey know much better than us what ees s-oot." News from Egypt- Huylng- Am erican typewriters. We threaten to send our machines there If It docst'l leaxB to so, 11. N Form Pointers It U important to itntln ' con. trtfugul pumps lo nvolii c rucking the pump casing by freezing dur ing llio euld weather, cautions the soil department of O. A, t Klee trie motors are re in o vim) above dan ger of flooil water. Vetch and outs ure reasonably sure or KOthX nNiillH if planted hv tore Wiirch 1 and will mipplv Will amette valley farmerji In need of) a legume, hay, mxyn the Oregon ex-I pertinent Htatlon. Common vetch I and kth.v winter oats make the licnt comliinalinn or varieties for this early HpriiiMT planting. r.arnyard manure 1h drawn lo 1 the field when the ground is firm j at this Hcason of the year in Ore gon, and diMtrllmted iilnnjr the ir ri gat ton ditches for nut as tern-' porary dams in the following lr-1 rltfallnn seanon. ThlH plan is used and recommended by the expert-1 meat station.' 1 " Trees In bearing need light nctin- I injr, aecordinK' to the experiment J niuuuii. trregnn rarmers are ml vised lo thin out rather than head back. Some growers make the mistake of too heavy pruning, which results In a large growth of suckers and water shoots. . I'rogrossive Irrigation farmers In Oregon at this season are giving attention to construction or1 repair or small field Irrigation Htruetures Mich as hendgates. drops, check boxes and wires, reports the soil department ut (ho experiment sta tion. Expect Radio Tests to Show Big Improvement (Continued from raffu One.) The program will open tomor row, night ut 10 p. m.f Knstern standard time, when American, Canadian, Mexican and Porto itic an and Cuban stations will broad cast an hour in an error! to reach Kuropcan and t'unjinental coun tries. . These stations then will remain quiet from H to 12, while the foreign hroudcusts rrom foreign stations. Including JtrUisli, IYench. German, Spanish, Itulfan, Aus trian, Polish and South American, are . made. . Momluy. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday the same program will be I oil owed. On Kriday night, however, Am erican Kaslern Standard Time one stations will broadcast from II to 11:16, when American Cen- jtral Standard Time Zone stations will pick tip und continue until ll:3i. Amerlcun Mountain .Time stations then will broadcast until 1 1 :45 and Ihe last quarter hour will he consumed by tho American l'aeirie Time stations. , - , , Canadian 'stations will open Sat urday night's tests at II and con tinue fifteen in i miles. Northern half of the 1'niled Stales stutlons will broadcast the next , nuarler and then the Southern half will begin. At M:-fi until midnight, all stations south of the Pulled States will send out the tests. If the Continental and llrltish statists follow th their territory on the last two I 1 ''"'"''ton to meet with the mi'in nigbls, they will be on the air one I tb ie, thence bringing them hour earlier than tie Americans. j" '"'o I .a Grande.-! . i - The schedule not only will give j ' . American listeners u chance to 'GUN FIGHTS ., momma i inn i iuiiry never hen I'd before' because or duplicat ion or rreiiiiency, hut also will givi-oversea- receivers no opportunity to pick up American stations that 1 an- more ilislanl from them than those on the Kaslt-m senbonrd I'noiM ialinir will! Die mnliniiH In lirotiiul Inn tin. Ii hIh iiiv llin lia.lln! Harold VVIIkoii, 1 , of Wcstwnod, .Munuriifiiiri-rs ANHneliiiioii, the w"" killed; Daniel O'llrat, S6, wim National lliulin Triiiln Abkoi'IiiIIoii, jwounileil, and UoucInK Vounf cap tin' HrlllMli IlinndinHlInK t'oiiipany .lured. . . nml tile Intoi-nm tniuit lliirnn .1.. ' ' ' 1 .' lia.liopltoiie. RECITAL NETS $3()fl.0() FOR ' ' RELIEF WORK (Continued Is rrom W. "Maritana." from Pif Ons.) Vincent Wallace's Her song preceded an a and b number by the chamber of com merce quartet. Kevin's "The Itos ary" and an cmulution of darkey Itiartet rehearsing "Way Mown Yondi-rjn tho Cor nfield" brought the singers tin Insistent request ror more harmony, ami they accomo dated with u negro splrltuetle. A soprano solo. "Song of Thanks giving" (Allitscn) was interpreted artiKticully by Mrs. Hay Puller. The Neighborhood club sextet then sang two pleasing selections. "White Hutterfty" (Henza) . and "Mighty Lnk a I tone" (Wevln). A p p rec I at i on or Mrs. Iticha rd son's K' Iktouh j)art in Ihe success of the benefit was expressed in the applause that greeted her ap pearance on the platform. She sang "To Ho Nur You" Coot and a coloratura number, "Come L'nto These Yellow Hands' (Kruitk Lo. Port) for which the words are taken from Shakesp-ure's "The Tempest." When encored she gave an old favorite. Tho Ijist ltos- of Summer.' Miss Jane Htangn and Miss Ollda Ashby. In grarefol c ostium, danced un - orb-ntnl composition that found a happy reception. N-?tt, nn nrln "My llenrt at Thy Sweet Voice." from the "Sam soiu and iM-liluh" opera by Saint 8aenswas sung with m. lovely lack or ostintallon by Mrs. Hal tlohnonkamp. - ' The in-xtet from "Lucia dl Imi mermoor" with Mrs. Itlrhnrdson, Mrs. ltohtien Kum p, ft. 1 I mm ton. J. T. Loiirfellow. OtorK S. Hlrnie and B. IK TowbT currying ad mirably th six d'lfleult robs, con cluded the program. Mrs. V.. L. Holmes accompany ing the vocal numbers, and Miss Lois Nelson playing ror the dances, sdded materially to the pleasure 9l Ui audlaac. KANTLEEK ' Hot Water ltottW Ton buvo because It Is the. very finest pullty Hot Wa ter IJotlte.evor Hold til .Iwe. price. Vo:i" ure safe - because' it won't leak 'tt'8- tnaile in one piece, no HeaniH, . aptices . or patches. i ,i (iuaranlced for two ' yearn-- $2.50 Glass Drugs toe. 1 . La Crande, Ore cob Markets I'oitri.wj maukkts. , ; "OKTI.AND, Ore. (Al)." Live stock Hteady. hggs, butter, butterfut-Sleady. nnTi:iti'AT. HAN KHANCIKCO (AP). llut- terfut 4(.i'ff47ic hero 'today. POItTLAM) iltAI MAItklT POUTLANJ), Ore. (AP).---Wheat mill, bard white, hurl white It. H, lt:iurt. soft white, west ern white, January and J-'cbruarV at SI. fill; hard winter, northern spring, western red, January and l-Ybtuury ut l.fl!. ' - CornNo. ; j;.' Y.' shiment. Kebriuiy, $:t i. . ' . MAI thins AT A .i.aci; ' MiW .VOltK (AP), Htocks--Klrnt: coalers utlvance on peace rumors. ' , ; ' Honds Irregular; convertible inlls higher. Koreign exchanges Steady. (,otton Lower; expected bear ish ginning report. . Sugar Higher; better spot mind. .. f. Coffee Firm; Importers buying. CH1CAOO (AP). Ijower; appointing export Iwuitry. -Corn Steady; llirht receipts, Cattle lJiisyh ; : ', d!- Hogs Klrm demand, . u.rent y Mhlpplmr State Hoard of Health . To Come Here Feb. 16 (Continued from Pag On '.)" ;, Itefore coming to I the board will niitit it Grande, brleriy In STIR KELSO, SACRAMENTO (Continued from vk4 One.) i mrccliliie anil cave chime.. GRADERS WILL HE GIVEN MILK (Continued from Psgn On.) I'ollowlng the , program the members spent a social, hour In the domestic science 'departmrni or the high school where refresh ments were Served, I (c form Shrsd Fugitives CsnHbt MAltSIIPFKLlV, Ore., - Three boys who had escaped from the stale reform school were rounded up hi re by Chief of Police p. It. Jackson or North llend jiud can fessed to robberies liere - which have puzzled the authorities. Con siderable loot was recovered.' Women like long prayers church because It gives them chance to look ut the hats. A woitij uy trruAtrif will be yours and you will fee that you own tho world, after course of my chiropractic adjust merits nnd electrical treatments. It Is really wonderful wliut Im provement w can nmko In a man or woman In a short lime. Come In nnd let me explain It to you. 20 tvrramrr KM. William N. Selig Gambled iji Mov ies With 75-Foot Film HOLLYWOOD, t'nl.- A1) Wll-t Ham N. Nellg. one of the earliest movie producers, chuckles when ho rrlaten what a howl of proti-sl went up when he trl-d to put over hlH first fa-foot picture back in the lute nineties. Theatre, men .who . at that time ro using molion pictures as be iLween-the-ucis fculures complain- U, that -7 r. feU of movies was too ! much for an audience to absorb at Harold Htunchurd, the teacher 8..1lg let well enough alone and there, spent the week cnl ut hlH stick to the &u -root features. jhr.ine ut Klgln. Now even a movie mathematl- Mr nml , Il(.rl (lali'mun clan can figure out Just bow much drove to l.a llranrte htsl week. film it will take to mal a film ivm--- ?oly Is on the nick lud. play. The length of film acluallyj ,. .. ikiker is digging a well "shot" in u five-reeler goes far Lt his home. beyond the cxhiimion length, cut- ling the film for elimination of ledlnifs sequences and all unneces sary action lias become an art In Itself. Sella: found his pioneering In long, pictures easier tifter the nlekleotleons entered the amuse, mclil field ami began giving the public entire programs or motion pictures. Here was a market for hid longer lengths. Hut It was a long time "Ten Nights hi a Par Itoom" reached Ihe screen. No less? than l.ooft lineal feet of the celluloid, or KiO feet per bar room night, was consumed in telling the thriller. When "Two Orphuns was of fered 10 exhibitors in PHI as a three-reel super-feature 3.0un feat lour, showmen took a long breath. They felt they did not dure offer such a long feature at one sitting; so they ran the three reels on con seculive nights. Soon It wus t.ot unusual to run a three-reel film ut one silling, and I htm as a null . nil development carnc tbe'Tive-reel' real tire, r Approximately 1,1)0(1,000 feel of film have been shot at a cost of upwurdsof U.r.niUMH) in the luteal super-production, whleh . has nut yet reached completion. Tills probably will be trimmed to IO.oimi or -Ui.ouO reel before film fans view It. Speculators arc unuhlo to say What the top limit of celluloid length will be in future years. BANKS ELECT - NEW OFFICERS (Continued from Vnjrc One.) dent; C. W. Mumford, vice-president; C. T. Mc.Paiiiel, cashier; 10.1 T. Campion, usslstunt cushler. toMfiie Mute Hunk j rdrccturs: O. U Mag Ml, S. P. i Crow, M. Crow, Kdgar Marvin, and j O. T. McDanlel; officers are; S. L. j Magi Hi president,; S. P. Crow, 'vice- president; Kdcai- Marvin, cashier; Cecil Clnldeis, assistant easlilvr. f Plnrii State Panic JHivyUrs:; ,G. ,c, .Cliirk, ,',V. ,11. i Maker, O. LeVoy Smlth. Minnie A. j Ooseh, A. L. (ioscIi. Officers are: U. C. Clark, president; YV. H. Mali- ; er, vlce-preslih'iit; A. L. Ooseh, I easliinr. First Itaiik of doMepb Ulreclors: K. 11. Oautke, Jay )T. ( Dobbin, L, Knappcr. Krank Ker- pan, and II. It. Davhlhlxar; ofricers Knap per. vlcc-presldeni; !. I'. Me- Cully, cashier, Ihrssle llriigg, as sistant cashier. News from Washington. 'Diey ure Investigating the aluminum trust, but may make Ugh! of 11. ARCADE)- "The New Command' ment" With BLANCHE And REN From the novel, "Invisible Wounds," ' by Col. Frederick Palmer. 0 Palmer Junction News Notes of Past Week l'ALM Kit JPNCHON (Hpcclnl) Mrs. W. H. llrown has returned to her homo here ufter an eight weeks visit with her son at lllitek. j fon? Muho. Hbe also visited her (daughter. Mm. It. A. Johnson, of Nniupa, Idaho. . 1 v. K. lUmiett has a new radio receiving- set. ,', Donald Hrown and Krunk Kuger have started work on tho well ut Ihe school house again,, Enterprise Electric Company in Big Merger KNTKItPKIHl?. Ore. (Special) Sale of the Enterprise. KleelrlC company, along with other electric properties controlled by W. C Slv yer un.l Son company was announ ced lust week In, Spokane. Final settlement, subject to approval by the stockholders and lo cxamlnu titon of title by the purchasers, will bo made March . No change In personnel of local management Cs expected. The purchaser Is Ihe Pacific Power and l.tght company, and the three companies It has Just bought fur I.S;.i,tHMi are tho lOn tcrprlsc Kleetrlc company, the Oesch utes I 'ower com pa ny of Prlncvlllc- und . tho Grangevllle Kleci rlc Light .Power company of Grangevllle Idaho, According to newspaper reports, these , pro perties will be owned h,y u newly rormed company, tho Inlund Pow eer & Light Company, one . smalt part of a giant structure of elec tric companies. ' There Is a fortune for u man who can Invent a reverse gear for gas and electric meters. Every ninrrled luiyi knows stitch In time Is u surprise. We Buy for Less We Sell for Less LADIES' OVERSHOES With pull lock adjus ter and double snaps. Rcgulai' $5.50 ; , -For $3.95'' MEN'S And YOUNG MEN'S HATS In all the latest styles and colors $2.95 It will save you money to read our Friday's Ad. I New York Store DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES MONDAY Only SWEET LYON There in the! mud of France, Hie girl who hud fled from the wolves of Montmaite, and the boy . who hud tiied to re shape a wealth - warped life, grope their way hand in hand., toward happiness. Sunday Vaudeville Yesterday In Washington The Greek debt - negotiations wore halted. . The house . commerce conimlttec completed Its ruhhcif inquiry.' ' Kedernl Trade Commissioner Hasten Thompson testified .in the aluminum Inquiry. ' . , The Ha ago u co-operativfe nir kellug bill wuh t given privilege status by the bouse. ; ' World court-udvoontes obtained the necessary,-signatures 1 i to ask for- senate cloture. Erroneous reports of n settle ment of the coal strike disturbed congress, ami the capital. 'f (i Tin- report.of Hie senate ffnanee committee on ta reduction , was submitted to the senate, Tho depart ment of just Ice ac cepted as final the.' dlsmlssnl of the Indictment hcra against Senator Wheeler. m " ( Disapproval of foreign railroad consolidation was expressed by Chairman Kseh of the Interstate commerce commission. .... I'mler N'ew IhNH'i'ss t.mitltcr . Is.SCAsfiiicd fn liny or ahs STOCKHOLM ( AP) Uy . high vacuum process. Invented by n Swedish engineer, fresh cut lumber Is now "seasoned" in u ilhy or less, sufficiently .fqi the carpenters bench. i . Thus green birch hoards become ready for tho finest furniture in 20 hours; spruce and pine In thirty, and oak In forty. Such artificially "cured' lumber, moreover. Is free from cracks, warps anil "blue' spots. , , , On sliding rollers the planks are put inside the long, air-tight cham bers, wbPre they are first heated by steam .colls und Hi en pumped dry hy the vacdum process which Is 1)9.9 per cent perfect. This is re peated according to the nature of the -wood. Poets' Corner . DAN l. NMYTIIK. PHN'DI.K'FON. Ore. (Special) Coinpltcalions followinfr, un opera tion for stoninch trofalilc, perform ed laat i week, cunm'd the death Thursday nlKht of Dan I. Smythe, millionaire sheep ninn,' rancher and i lawyer, lit Kt. Anthony's haspltal here. .Mr. Klliythc .rulllcil for a time followiiia Ihe operation anil hope for his recovery was helii. l-imei'n services were held yes- D. M. C. Our slock Hwuiplodv. nf !. Al. C, T.dibroltlery ' nml ,CrM'ict( Tlircftil n J KiiiilA-ftmi' ...wani.v.iww . Als . n y iMVt,.UP.?Z pcoof Thrnul, Art & Baby, S.hop "KviTjIlilns 1'or Tlio Unity" CTPAT? I TODAY . lOX JTJlXV I r And Siinday Carl Laemmlff preent o And The Two iife no)j vwnx I W w- U llio ninst nnpiilnr mcsIpi M slar : ' jJT "I , . in l In. hti..i. in mi r.viitiiiK, kjr h rn, rnrloii iili iiin. inn hns n I . Xt wlinli. nt a iIii'IIIIiik itimn-iiiiiii- I f 1 'ry rnrc . i-- -I CLYDE STARVATION &S'ril4Z!t Ginghamo 14c to 49c Over 100 different .', patterns to select from. : i 60 STORES terday and the body will be taken , to Portland for burial. Mr. SmylhA ' wii 4fl years old. J Us wife, for- mcrlyMisM- Harriet Kern, daugli ler of Mr. and Mrs.'I.oyul Kern, Portland, survives. With hl brother. Cum Hniythe.- he operated . extensively, in Ihe sheep buslneKs, the main ranch be ing near Arlington anil cornnrls-( " ing luo.nftn acres, lie also wan heavily interested In corporatlona engaged in wheat running and in various lines of business here, In- , eluding tho Smythe-Uarthel com pany. Kollowing grnduntlon from Whit- man college, .-Walla : Walla, ho studied law nt tho '.University of Minnesota, where he made a, name in foot hn II. In 1003 he joined tho loeal lawi firm including Judge Stephen A, lowoll und Judge Tijl. II alley, lo bucumo asxoelaTed, tllh Charles Carter In 11107 unrtcr v the firm name of Carter & Hmytlui.i the association continuing to his') death. , I : ,.-, t; - Mr. Smyt)ic last un arm in ar train wreck some years iigo nnd ' had suffered from stomach trouble -ror tu number of years,, undergoing seVerul operations. . , t LIOTEL ASTOO l!iJllil ' U, A.s.l.l1 EVERY ROOM hu PRIVATE TOILET 50 Dsthi ' New, Modern -i: Close to Shopping Distiitt Mid TnestnSj ; FREE CAR ACE Tariff frara $ I Thread - Heel Comedy 81UU i r ' THE HUR '