La Grande evening observer., January 26, 1926, Image 5

Tuesday, January 26, 1926.
-I.JUIUI.IUJ!!
LA GRANDFv EVENptQ OBSERVER
Page Five'
:H.or.alN.w,?nRn.fli WOMAN JOINS
cew, In Brief .
UUIIUUL IIMUL.
'IHIMI.NU J'.VUXTS
April 20 list ilny to nflster
fur prinnii-y i-livtinii.
.liny !l, 4. n. Sluii' convention
ill' Women's i-lubs 111 La
l-llllll.
May I! I I'linmry rlri-tlon.
J U, II), II I iilim UvesUxk
slimv Mt I'liion, On-.
.Inly: 2-. X -1 Convi'utlun of
Northwest ICrul Kslato asso-
I'iiitlou In l,a (.ranilr.
Sept. S'i. S!'l. 21. ami 85 Vlliun
rullllly fnir ul )'l;;lll( Ore.
I this niornlnir on his n-uy'lioinc to
I Knterprlso from roi-tUinu, when:
I ho tlellvercu four rnrloniln of
ilnnibs on contract. Mr. Franklin
went o Portland HiUnrdiiy.
Homo Oils morula?;
I Mrs. Hurt Onkinan relumed to
her homo at 1'iilmer Juniilon this
iiioi nljiif. Mr. anil Mrs. Oakinan
tamo to l.a OranUc l-'rlilny. He
remained lure to begin work.
,
To ItnKei- on llli'-ilu-J-s
Mr.'nn'il Mrs. O. 1. Wnile went
lo linker Ihis mornliiK on business.
VMlin;; Mollli'i' Today
Mrs. Jack lliatt iiltil-lier sillull
InVule, went to ..linker this
"nurilliiK" to speiii! the ilny with
,.lrs. lll.'iU's inolller.
I llomn from 1'oiiland . ,,
I Mr. anil Mrs. Floyd Mann nr
rlveil In Ijl Clramle this mpniliiK
from Portland.. Mr. Miinn : has
been transuding business tliero for
about a week. Mrs. Miinn went
to Portland -Into last week to visit
a few days and return humu with
him., ... . .
'In Visit Hrumlmollicr
Miss (Iruun Kay, was in the clly
I Ills morning on lir way lo Wal
low;!, where Hltw will visit iildcfiii
ii. ly willi her grandmother. Miss
Kay ii from Seattle, Washington.
on Wiiy' to i:nU'iiiLsc . . . t
li. W. Shenhan, attorney of En
terprise, was in l.a (irando - this
norning on his way home nfttr a
ti-ili In Portland on ptensure unit
hu-iness. ,
To Knii-rpris" tm lliisliicss
Mrs. ! Grace lieckwlth passed
through' la Urande today en route
lo l-:nlrirprise ' business. Shn
Oil Way to AViilluua
Mrs. Kffle Hammock, ' or Med
fortl, and Mrs. Mae Ilcherns, of
Wallowa, accompanied ly tliclr
i not lie r, Mrs. Mary Herring, also
of Medford, were, In Ha Grande
this morning on their way to Wal
lowa. Mrs, 1U horns linn been visit
ing at Medford for hoiiic time and
was accdnipanh'd homo by Mrs.
Hummock and Mrs. Herring.
will heltliere until -1 lie last of this- attending -sehooi.
week. I,
Homo fnim Portland
I. II. Uussell has returned lo
his home here from 1'orthmd
where he ha sheen fop the past
two weeks us a witness In a feel
oral case: being;, trlej theijeH coit
eerniiig. smile 'tlmlyHMund .0 tdila
section. While' in Portland he
saw his Hon, Tom, who came to
Portland frpm Corvallia, where hu
-lt . . - .
Mis SmMli iiiy.-s Home
Miss 1-jvelyn Sniilli, ' who was
otialrd upon at the (.irande
llondf ta.ospiliil nl'oul 10 dnys uko,
w;is reinovi'd lo Iht hpme this af
ti inoonv She la-' nut 10 n ff an ex-u-lleui
Recovery. '. t.
Aliens ' Celebrate Gist . .
, Wedding Anniversary
(Continued from I'npe one.)
lllLLSllOIiO Ore. ( Special). '
Mrs. Kiniiiu Uryunt, of this city,1
today announced her candidacy
for the office of slate supci inton-
dent of public . instruction. She'
will enter the May Ittpubllcan 1
primaries, I
"One of tin bin problems li.-
fore' the pi-oih of OrtKon today
Is to'di'vlse a more eouituble tax j
division (or school admlnistratUni
purposes, and. If elected. 1 will ,
put ' fortji all poyslblo. effort oj
iiuh- this problem, and will do my,
utbiost to fin t lur alt the educa
tional Interests oT the stale," Mis.l
Bryant declares in her anno'ince, j
ineut. "Another hi,' pi of h in which
will occupy me will b the proh-j
lem of equaii.inx' educational op
port unities between the uibaiaiid
Mirji4. child." . - - .
Mrs. llryanl at present Is presl-l
dent1 of the .slate, association of
county school superintendents, Is
42 years of uKe. married and the'
mother of four children. She se-.
cured her education In the public
.schools.
DQG5
SLEDGES
PLAY NO PART
two weeks with
frit mis.
relatives
Vl'illn I 'it rents Men
Mrs. .J). M. Nichols, of Senttl
v:.v:hinirtnn nntl her daughter.
D.nina 'Violettn. arc ytsitlnff in I.a ' he-lpod
Crande w'lth I heir parents,
iru l.v J. Ktnltli itf Conner-:
(.tl(i , jthe rnupbi today
Pl'ITUOIT. (Al1) The eontetl
H'li paitlaiiMDOjUih MacMlllan
that "ll'ie doK still Is king of the
ArtWeJ" y oiyt of the thliiKS t'ap
taiii CleoijKe Jtl. Willtius, aviator,
explorer and pnUKiprrapher, expects
to diKj'roye. . w hen he takes off In
'.liarVlii from Point' Harrow," Alas-
jka, ;on an aerial lusl Into Ahu un-
f'onfldence In his ability to
"live off the lee" is responsible for
Captain Wllkins decision to make
the expedition, the lightest equip-
isod Mr Ai.cn that a house womdlj- .r.'VuZ
Me IM llllll.MIU IUI IVIIIi .. I i 1 .1., u
hur-e food supplies and other para
phernalia, the Wilkins party will
c:i,rry jusulinc, Uie latest nnvijrut-
othir3! ..." . -'
Mr. nroin,l lown. . . ...nlcsik..
! I N Inlr-lni? In t lie ncenslon W1I !l 1
besides their (v ' - IU! liltil . JUioieu- in-Mrunu m is
son and their ilamrhter. is a irran.l- cios-iy reiate.i 10 me loon supply,
When they decided to try thetr
fortunes in Orepon, .Mr.! - Aiton
ut Vnkhna wroto to six posimaaicrH in xms
Mrs. Henry Mela neon returned ! action, and received aiiswerH from
yextenlay inoinlnK rrom Yakliiia. . "vc. On was from -Union, ncroaa
when he has been visitinff ror :' valley, where the writer prom-
I in tic Own Home.
hater the family crossed to Ksx
Orande. Mr. Allen, a carpenter.
built his own home here,, niulj
construct many
Vif-ils Mrs. MrAiloiyt
Dr. W. 1'. MeAdory
-nd trir
mad'
json. Guy Kennedy, who was reared
nin the Allen home,(V
to Portland lo .visit
M.. M iliiev u'luiiiu Mill fcnrlntIA- '
iy lil.' . '. M
livliiriis'lo Walla Wullil
Mrs. O. W. Damon rctured lo
lur hoiiic at Walla Walla. Wash.,
innrnlnir alter . spemlini,' a
li.'eU Vl!h. wllli her niollier. Mrs.
Iiln IMllieilKc. Mrs. Danion form
erly lli'jjif'.ln Iji Oi-.inilc. ,
BAKER AND-i. .
LA GRANDE
JOIN HANDS
rcnntlnund from Psb On.)
ccnlcr of lln.v win-id.; i;.;,
Compi'tlllon Ninisnryl ' " "
(iuc Miilile lo I'.i'lm - ' lint if both -cities Intend lo de-
Aller speiniluK two weeks here ; velop Iheir nalunil rusourc(,' and
iik (he tue'.st of her slider; Mrs. Jl. niovc'lrreslgtliily lihciul, lie'deMnr
M. MeVey. rs." r.niee I.eilKewood '. compel il ien must be keen.
eiil home this morniim to Kcho.
lire
.Mlenil I i nil at llnkrr
Mrs.'.AIice Vinson went to Un-l;.-r
llil's mornliiK. wliere she will
iitleiiil I he funenil or Alvin l.
j.ni.s Vim ilieil al Ills home in
'Competition does not. tear us
down It llrta us up." he asserted.
"We need It to hrlnjy out oar
best. Competition grinds n,u noses
of the fools but sharpens the wits
of tile wise men." he elllplm.sl.ed.
Joe .Sloddard. of linker, nu uncle
of Hie Stodifci.rd brothers of Ji
linker yenleidiiy. Mr. Jones Is a i;ninle, presided at the luncheon
pi ,i- (r linker connly. The run-, and culled upon tlie Itev. Mr. l'ol-
einl will lie louuirrow. lard to rel urn. t hunks.
i.-: Mrs. I'nul I'ollninn favored the-
Here Ihls Moi'nlu j croup with a scries of three sons
Miss .Vnrjiirte I'rnuly vlslled ln:Itn)i rispondcd lo hetirly appliiuse
l.a (iriitide a shorl time this morn- w an encore number.
Iuk. Miss I'rnuly was on her way
Inline In Welder, Idaho rrmu Scat
tle. Wnsliilmtiiii. wliere she has
been visiting.
Mnke llimie III IflMllillgtllll
Mis. 11. A. Courtney went lo
A.iuliiiKlon Ihls morning, where
sin- ill jnin Mr. Courtney and
fV-y "l make their llollle lor
J, lime, lie Is employed I here.
Tn i-il llamtliter
Mr. mill Mis. II. S. lliilisun went
l.i Knlerprirti.. Ihls illumine, where
iliey will vlsil Ihelr diillgliler.
Mis. Curl c. Tovrla. Tln-y will
r.linn to their home here lomor-riiiv.
Meliwn-il IjiiiiIis lo I'lirllnml
ii V I'riilikllii was In III'- clly I M,,.nv,. n,
IiiiMi't .Si'wnire IHsihijiI I'lniit
.Mr. Mcch-nuin, reprcsenlntlve ol
the I nltcd Slates chamber or com
merce, spoke brleriy, endorsing Hu
ge! -together spirit shown during
the meeting, and pointing out how
all industries depend upun others
lu continue riinclionlng.
Following I lie luncheon the Mil
ker visitors Inspcelcd Iiil firande's
new sewage dlspoMil ptanl.
LEMON
COCOA BUTTER
PRODUCTS
A "SiiMr
Cream."
It la rich In
both cocoa
butler u
tlss ju build
er - and lt
lemon Julc
A real skin
food.
IjcnMHi Co xxi
liOlkm
ltestorea viffor. to
the muscles, vi
tality to Hie tis
sues and electric
ity to the skin.
IJs them free
ly. Your skin wilt
reflect your care
treatment.
Glass Drugs
, 1M.
La Grasde, Orcgoa
Around the World on
The Liner "Bclgenland"
I , (Contlntll'il frrmi I'ugn (liie.)
UOBrd thu Bhtp. W had lo pro
icccd slowly nnd It look so long
to dock sueli a big ship thul n
jtrero all glad to hind. At three
1 o'clock wo were driven through
Old Panama (rounded In 1 0 1 r. ) .
Balboa, llnlboa Heights, ,'ord Am
ador, Exposition grounds, bull
j ling, markets, cathedrals,- and so
forth. Wo arrived nt tho Trivolt
! hotel, Ancnn. for dinner at 0::tll.
I Thla hotel Is operated by the li. s.
goernlucnl. Then two hours for
nnopping. vu urrlwd back ut the
ship ith two newly purchased.
Panama hats and found nearly till
the others had done likewise. Then
eamo an .exchange of prices and
many a Rood laugh was had ut the
expenso "of nonio - poor "sucker"
who had paid twice what his lial
was .worth, w,
, Ntlviw Willtiietl Ship
Hundreds, or ucgros nnd their
children lined the wharf to see the
big ship. A passenger brought out
a uaujo nnd soon we had a couple
of HtHf, niggers dl uclng anil lur
nlshlng enlbrtalnment Tor the pas
sengers until, we weni ready lo
leave.. They were showered wjlth
sniBll coins midline man bought a
large bunch or bananas and had a
barrel ot fun passing llieni cut. It
waa lohg alter midnight when we
steamed past1 the lust light and entered-
the Pacific ocean.
''.' ' ' ' ' . "
.Friday morning we . nwokn In
find we wore well out lo o- i
steaming along the Republic of
Panama -with thu coast line In
ylewl . Saturday wc-wefe passing
tho coast of Costa .Hic'a. . ,
.. . V' J'luylng thn Itiiees .
V. lni' iiio . artcrnoon the - first- race
wa hol'ddu -Ihe upper deck. It
was", very -rV-allstlc. The 12. horses
were' tied In the pnddock (to the
Bhlp8.TaH).--Tho:.triu!Ji..iina.:iuld
out on deck. There were two men
to' sweep the track,"' at tililri "boys',
track .officials,. - pool ' sellers and
others.. Klrst came a'parado ' of
Ilia 'horses Htound tbo'track to the
Inusla of 'a...4u7ji band. -.Tlien the
POUH,A"M) CiltAIN MAHKirr pools opened and tho belling lie-
P O It T I. A N I) . ( APl.-Whwitlgan. -Tickets were 26 cents. After
r HUH. . hnrd while, hard'.'whltc'plsying horses No. 1 nnd No. 2
II. S. Itunrt, soft white, JaTiuaryl In all flvo races that lasted all tho
and ' 'l-'cbriiary, . $l.(Ia; ' Vosternj afternoon we. iiult .winnings -of
white, Jnutiary, ' $1.50; j-'ebruary, i 1.12. We were Just us ekcltcd and
1 1 .' 1 '", 1
Markets'
;i'l'OltTI,A.M MARKETS :
TO ItTLAN D. ; Ore" ( -Vl'i Htccrs
Ht'rong. i-she 'slock' lower," .cow's
?ii !(i.o.u.. '. ; ' ;''''- v-
Hogs Steady.' '. i .:'';,'- ' v
Hhei'p Weak lo .'low'crV'-'-iambs
jij Ji i4. V '-
lOggs, butter, butterfut Steady.
.. lUTTKItFAT-t
SAN I'ltANCIHCD,. (A) Hut
tcrfii't -17c ftj-- 4s w.e;hero today.'' '
General Li'c 'Honored
.fc-M.
1 w wo
'' Mr
r If Hit 3'
IteiH'i'senlallie Meiliuan of North ( nrolitia.' tin
t t
iV'
ettrl
onlv ( nilfeilel--
iiln offli-ei' In Uie lumscj iiKslr.li.-il in IhOi lilliule pnhl by Wuslilug.
Km lo ticiieial Itoberi I.ee. The photo slumn, li-n In rigid.
.Miss Klcanoi- Cluuillicis ir .Mllill-cil Lee cllliplel'. Ilailgbteisi or Hit;
('oufcjlcrncy.; ICcpi-escnintlve sieilmnn, ; ami Mrs. Itolx-rt l- Ian?,
wkliiyyj of:;tlu' (iciici-nlW giillulson. : i ( ,( .
Hotao,
art found, some
as thoroughly tired as though we,
had been attending the real thlnn.
At pAno, o.'clock a inasuuerade ball.
wild held on thft promenade deck
listed.
never. t Vf ' K'
lt(Hm t)vi'r at Itott Aiiseles ' ll
Tuesday evening: an Illustrated
lecture on Korea was Riven by
lr. Marble' In a lorean eoslume.
A very funny affair to us. I-'rlday
BOYS, KNIGHTS
' JOIN AT MEET
' ((.'uiitlnurd fnun Vn" 'tn.t
ftor It If the means of retrlevniK'
seal shot, to r"p1er.ish the I'otar
larder. I lteriilly, It is a; S4t of
UVib.Us Jft llvneHifr of,' airUpiv' Mv
IJordifr'tlni Ice." Jn. i'uplaln . Wll
kins estlnritatiori is il simpIe, pro
cedure, so simple, that his supply
of concentrated,' food will, ho suffi
cient for less than a week.
What he hopes to prove Is the
existence of land in the vast un
explored area from Siberia nnd
Aiuslui toward-Uie- "top of, Ihe
world.',". 'V-?'',' . - I
-" A polntr- nvlh-s distant -in fi-i
siralRh.l line will be the first ub-;
fectjvf'.4li i'M-r(liMoi; whuhr. the I
members in two KokUer mono-,
planes hop off from Point Harrow.
Ifls-here. -at h".. So North and lfin
decrees west, that science has es
tablished the location of the so
called lee Pole, or Pole of Re
lative Inaccessibility.
TIp second objective point In
the fll'-'lll Will be Ihe I :i 1 1 1 1 1 1
homeward bound, a I SpH.berK n.
.'. t an miles rrom Ihe lake-ofr at
Polnl Harrow. This will take Ihe
eateilllton a Its flight haH 1 n
mapped, aurohs the. Geographical
Pole. t
Should land be siKhb-d on Ihc
dash frtm Point Harrow lo I he
lee Pnl, Captain Wilkins proposes
not lo land, but to turn about and
ret urn lo bis A lasknn base t her e
report his discovery and will, a
seeond pkme buck to the dis
covered land. Claiming It for the
I'nlte.l Slates, Captain Wilkins
and his party wil; jxplorc nnd
chart Hie in w land and then pro
ceed 4.IHplttliTKm;i.
Kailliif; to sh:ht laud on tin
inltlnl dnsb. Captain 'Wilkins will
esHjiy a a.nnt mile non-slop flitrhl
nver I he Geographical Pole to
SpllberKort. t
$l.6u: hard , wlmp'r,- northorn
spring,.. January aud. 1 February,
$l.tG; western rcd. .jai(uaryr nnd
liVlii-iiiiri' n.r.s . ' -. tf
Oats No. 2 white, feed and No. I and a riot Vf fun was had by nll.H,,t'n n,i "omler city. Ihe boom
2 tfray, January nnd February, V Sunday inornlnff found us steam- ,H ov, r lu'r, un1 lo,,k" very mulct
:ta . ' ; llnir nlnna tho rnast nf Hnlvniliir ! alongside of what we 0a W two
Com No. 3 K. X.; nhlpmenr'Jaod Guatemala. At eleven o'clock
January and February, '$3 4. Ichurclj .-services were held in the
,. ' main lounge by aptaln nnul-
' Vlslltl.i; ;itil Sl'Vri.Y jshaw. The ICnulish prayer book of
NlfikV VOHK (Al). The vislb!c.1ho l'placopal church was used
supply of American praln ahowa anl tho iCnptain read, the aerviee
the follow Int? chances hi b tshcla: m a yry llcnillod and impressive.
we. docked at San Pedro for our
visit to I. os Aneeles. I shall not
write of this as most tif you have
years ajro, '
(To He Continued) 1 .
In a copy of Ihu H. , S., HelKcti
land's ; newspaper, (iiiblished at
sea( the following articles appears:
VKvenMhe Holly Was There! An
nddcib touch of the'Yuletldo spirit
Svas -Blven ut' the t.'hrlstmas .. day
luncheon, when a aprlir of real
Oreuon holly was placed at, the
plate ofeaeh lady pussenBur. The
chcerliiK HUle IwIkm of red und
.reeii, which made a pleasing con
trast to the snowy table linen,
were placed aboard the Iteltfonland
especially for Christmas by Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Cherry, former
flortsts -of I ..a Grande, Oregon."
' Cowurd lls Tiny Die.
N K W OJtii K A N S. Lu. A n u n -Identified
inan who s.iw 7-year-old
Walter ICd wards fall from the
wharf ran away and lei tho buv
drown-.
Wheat decreased 3.025,000.
Corn Increased,. 2,6.12.000. :
tits Increased 2,2(I5;000. J'':
Jtye Increased 8U.0O0. -' . -
(inannfr. In the
rvlcu was held
hall on Deck U.
avi;i:kly ;hain expokts
WASHlNtH'ON "(A OA' '.Crh
ovenliifr a souk
In tlm reception
; Monday morning found us pass
ing by Mexico's coast llmv 'Oei'k
te.nnlsl snd Bhui'fie board louvnn-
exnoitrf lust:- week -Hi-mif" Unlt.MP "-t8 nu Limed on 'tluoibowUhujU
Slates were' 1 ,(i HT.OOo blishehi Ha ;l!'iidfs rniib- tTlere A rti trrlett"
eomrafed with 2,(jt:t,'Mi husheVs 'parne?.'''ri'np BhftoHpff, T-itM'k Rolf.
Hie week before. V f - luuoits, pinK' ponir. nap jrames,
- Commerce- . HlcpurUiuuit,,.-ijipir.'aP0J;?'r, Runies and' other 'amuHe
Monday riivo the.- followine'. oih- HHmts" itblrtV- hlTWr tlfi'tlrtiiv
parisons oL . Uurtt-wcek ;ejcporiHlAlt. Js sitrprlsinjf liow many thrtifm
ai?ainst iiiose or Hie week m ror
tire lost found on the ship each
Wheat, 7 ? l.i mm i bushels, atraint
I.U!il(,nn'- outs, - Ka.outt titfainhl.
:'4!t.mni; corn,- 7H.000 nealnst
l,ns2,nun; barley. M.uoo acainst
173.IMMJ . ,
Canajlian cruin .'IsJilppell .. froiVi
Culled Stales ports totalled J,r.ia.T
mni bushels affuln 8;t(17.jM)iN buh
i Is the weelt tn. fore. . North Amei-'
ieaji wheat flour "exports were
144,1100 barrels , against -J2&,uit0,
day-pcnclls. pens,
hunk h, e'yo rlnsMe)''.
wraps, la;s,
'y-,n shoes are
Knit Sleepers
A kiii incut muilc cstici-lnlly rm- liil'iiiiiv iiiinliil mill limjr wear.
ll.
1 " Mm; S :
Is nb.soi'henl uiul
IV;
ilnei not .si retch,
(it. nil
..(',1.111
Art & Baby Shop
"llii-i-ytliilig
I'm-
,1 el.
The linby"
MEN'S
SUITS
Fine .winter weight,
part wool ribbed Un
ion Suits
$2.19
60 STORES
THU UU1I
Obituary
1MI. i;. CI.AHK ltlIYi:Mi
Kniiiia K, Clark Hid well wai '
born in Kalrmont, Minn., Marco
lit, istis. She came to Oregon in
t KM and has resided here. sinr;e,
having been a school teacher most
of that lime. She was well known
in I'nlon county and loved by h ir
many Irlends. She died at Nys.Ni,
Oregon, January 21. ... ';; '
Kiineral services were held ar
the Methodist Episcopal cjiuich at
I'liion S:it irday, January '3,- Hio
Itev. Mr. tjnlnn and the Hev. Hall
K. Walli., asslbted by Josio Hloli- ,
land, officiating. The Order nt(
Ihe Kastern Star, oT which she la 1
a member, hail charge of tho seiv- 1
lees at the church. Interment was
made in the I'nlon cemetery.
I'or Clu'onle
Coiiejltf
t;i, Ass ouros,
Inc.
Haruden played two pbmo s-lcct-
loiis. "Stoteh Poem' ny r.uwaru
The Andiers liy
' LADIES'
goo' mm
JUST IN TODAY!
Sizes 3 (o (A i
In Dlack
Rubbers Of Quality
Clint's
Clothiery
The blore IUi Cuusi'lcacC
Julian Trill, nlb r which the Itev-
I'erelid lliiberl C. I of lliiise.
Idaho addressed mow present.
I Alter the lt'-v. Mr., las-H talk
tin- guests were taken lo the ban
unel rooms, where Ihe Pythian
Sisters served an excellent bnn
iiuent. I)r. Phy acted as loast
miist. r and culled upon Judgi) .1.
W. Knowles, Jnhn Hoffeis, and It.
J. Kitchen for short talks.
Members of the committee In
charge of the evening were Will
t;i in Miller. M. II. Allen and lilies
W. Harnden.
LEGION COMEDY
OPENS TONIGHT
ICnntlnned Irom T On.)
young millionaire: Mrs. Hose Cur
,n v. the country flapper: Tom
'P.rucc. rural culup: Miss l.ueitte
lllack. an actress; Hr. It. J. Mur-
iihv. h'-r nobleman nr'niigcr: Mls.i
Frieda Klopfcnstcln, Ihe spinster:
I-al Ilussell. the corresiiondence
school dcteckatlve: Arch Clark. Ihe
senator's slckrllary: Hoke Hmllh.
the cowboy: Joe Wlillby, the tramp,
and Ilny Williams, who Is both
farmhand and Indian chief.
I Home 50 dane rs and sing'-rs and
kss r characters complete the cast.
Queen of Course
. .
4ms
Hero Miilsl al l.
! Tlll'IINK. Kng. Isaac llannnnt.
1 74-year-old farmer. has be.-n
inward' d medal for nsculiig c
I'.-oy trom dro-nlns. ... -J-
I fi-'Mvv'.
til 3li v: -. "
Clara Ijielm-ke. of Cnni
lirhluf. ln-.. ilntif m team of
tmkic- Iiea4lil hy SMuntp. tn
Hie dog -mci'-j at 1'olnud firings
.M-v, . .,
MMUviriS AT A XiitiiXCK
NKW YOIi,v (AP). Stocks
Strong; food shares advance un
rger rumors.
Ponds - Higher; Skclly (ijn lea 1
rise 111 oils.
l-'orcigu exchanges Irregular;
sterling holds near par.
Cotton Hardy steady; small ex
ports.
Sugar Steady; firm spot 11011-
Itet. ,
(.'offee Low er; linpurtero sell
ing.
C II 1 (."A O O ( AP). W'heal--
I'tnir, bullish lslble supply.
Corn Steady; predictions Hum
ler receipt-!.'
Caltle- Steady.
Hog" Klrin; big packers ln:i,c-
tivc. - .
S. 0. S. CALLS
SENT FROM
3 VESSELS
(Crttillnurd from Pur On.)
days. High winds arc already
sweeping the northern , steamer
lines. The weather bureau Uva
warned all shipping n gainst, heavy
winds during the next few days,
' '
Albeis
You) cant: mistake
F L AVOR
the
Thcrn arc liotcsV.es and hut cakes,
but there's just one Fl.iftj.iek I'lout 1
Notlwcause wcwyfiii.biU; because
wc Moid it! v blend it in a way
,thaf makes flapjack Flour dillcr
cnt from all other hot cake flours.
That's why Flapjacks ha vf all the
flavor diffircpcc in the wiirM You
simply can't inis take it ! It's uncom-pionljustoncbitc-
and yuu know!
You know, too.'why
Fla pja ck s ha vc come tn be
tlic hot cakesof the West!
Flapjacks have a flavor
story to tell your hot cake
appetite . . . why not to
morrow morning?
HOTEL ASTOD
2nd & HiU U. AnielM '
EVERY ROOM bu PRIVATE TOILET
50S Balhs New, Modern
Close to Shopping Diattict .nd Theatres
FREE GARAGE Tariff liom $1.50
, .. is
We Buy or Less
We Sell for Less
Double Iilanketa
Special at
$2.19 ; .
Our heavy weight
Overalls and Overall
Jackets
$1.2.1 Each
Flannel Shirts,
a beautiful check,
$1.75
New York Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
Flapjack' Flour
"Albcrs stands or Better Iirtiifasts
Elks
Attention!
Tho tlinintf rnmn which
li.ui hvvn closed for tho
last three months, will
reopen under now man
UKtrneiit on Thursday
iiioiniiiK, January 2Sth.
spi .ci i p.i mm:ss
.MI .N'S l.l'NCII
Sietial rates by tlm monUi.
Your patronage Is rePpecl
tully Invited.
I.AI'WAI 1IOAD IS CliOSr.tK.
I,AI'W'-I. Idaho. Tho IHpvral
Spaldlug link of Ihe North and
South highway, which has been'
open In an uncompleted state In '
closed until further notice, accord' -lag
to announcement January is
or District Kngtncer V. K. Oxly. '
this action being mad nereNsary '
by Hie waler-soakerf roadbed giving
mny under the traffic. t
Only sbput one-half nf Hie sector
is tempi' ted at the present time,
the other half having only a single
layer of base surfacing .applied.
With much water and frost In tho
ground this uncompleted sector Is
living way and tho new rock bury
ing Itself ln the mud. Continued
travel on It would result In the ne
cessity of having lo resurface the
entire sector. t
Mr. oey was here J -nuury IH
with Federal Kngtm-er lu . Hho-maki-r
nnd directed the building of
the fence at the end of tin high,
w.iy which will fhut off tmffiH. '
KiisUitd rm Mllr.
MiMMN A mllo of the Yorl
shir' coast near Hornsea has bee J
I r.asl.-. ai.y by b!;h HI', 3. (
Wednesday STAR- B Thursday
A Three Unit Show For All Tastes
"Behind The
Curtain'-
A Picture Of Thrills
ltiixcd on actual events jn
U. S. Secret Service.
the
"Too Many
Bucks"
A Wt'slt'in. l'Valiirinr
l!i:.N COHr.KTT
Union Cotinly's Sun
3
"Beware Of
Relatives"
A Ni't-ly Kilwaids
Ctiiiit'd v
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY "W IT1I I!l I FAI.O HILL O.N TIIK U. I'. TRAII