La Grande evening observer., February 03, 1926, Image 2

Wednesday, February 3, 1(J2(.
rage Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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37
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First Showing of New
Spring Coats
HILL'S
"A Good Place To Trade"
SPORT
Tfl PLAY HERE
JOSEPH FIVE
-zu
j JjOrnl luwldillinll . fnnn will wo decline. . '
but one name here thin week, end. , ' . . 1
--.rtYl.iny nlKht the TIk -vn wfjl .enter. v jjffh; ahirlo8, ,' auiomohlh h und
' 1 .111 tin. liiui.nli flvio ) t to ir l-f.l. ..L.i ... , . , .
turn k-iiih
iihi riaiuniuy -iiikui
irame will Im played on 111' Knit
K.vnv floor. , : ,
Joseph, rated hh . fiin, of the
HtioiiKtMt trams in tint district, In
already eyeing the championship
and expects Hi' two chief bbseracles
ti hi ,a tirnnde (i ml huk'-r. A
fortnight uko .1 owe p i 'defeated' 1a
(Irftndc 24 to 20 at Joseph m ft
I, time that waH uuyhody's until the.
final 40 seconds of- play. , Friday,
the. TIkm-h hope to Im ablo to turn
bn .tables on tint till1 conlehdem,
n d If they am able to iiccompllBh
.J hat. their HtaudliiK .will , ,be , to
" creased Immeasurably. '
w - 'A win over Joseph would prnr-
- 1 rally put iM. tiraudo on pur with
the championship aspirants' who
arc figured to ko Into thfj MtiitUi
i-" tfth Union tournament lain this
L m, - '
Cnucli Thornon Heimctl' huH been
& drllllnff Mb prntiK H lu.-nt I v- Oil
W week and expects- to havo them In
.f better shape than- tn 'otiyv other
ffc ?Kame played this season. -
(AMI-OItMA HAM COIINF.R '
on vo.mi; i,a i i:Arni;it
- HAN I'MtANf'lHCO (AP)' -Two
f " .'of i hi fi-w woman law professor! In
the t'nlted Ktuti'H are member of
tin' faculty or tne Hcnooi or jurin
prudi not! nt tin- t.'i.iverslty of f'ull
forntu. ' ' - f '
fn ctulmlnfr this distinction for
the Golden Htfttn Institution, pro
fessor Orrln Kip MrMurroy,' dcun
of tin', law aehool, wild that tlio
iialvcrlty lias rcnoicnlzod the abil
ity of woni'-u In tht ck"-1 profra
Hlon. 'i' . , , '
'Woman's "chief difficulty. In tho
U-KuM It-Id bus b'n kuIiiIuk nxotf
t nltlon," hv nald. "'I'lM' utIIIty Ih
x thnnv -bnt jLhju flRht .f'or uCntTiil
IV acrtrrttuurt' 'of" t har"ubllll '. I I;m-
. It.-va that In thin rum-, Uio wt'Ht nan
, m.t tho puco for tho: riiHl of tho
t i riuntry."
Tin- two fomlnlno law lnHtructorn
nt ('allfornla urc Mm Uurhara .V.
Crlim-tiund Minn Itomunuitd Turmu.
Th only oilier woman to hold thin
poHltlon, lJtmn McAIurrny nald. a
, on tho liMichtnu: Htaff or thA law
Hchool at tho University of TVxaji.
Oh Tmlri Only Onro Itiit '
IlUK VlKlKtl AlOMt StftUfi
r If INDIAXAI'OMH (AV) t'harh
Htnrkwt'll llli'ki'r, hx yearn old,
, Iuim ln'i'n In tnost of the' Htiiti'B In
.jho iMiton hut h( rlddon . on : u.
Inil n only onn ' .".
" Chnrl.'H Ih llirt Bon of ChiBtr
Kleur-r, widely known iiutoinottvft
i-iiKinVrr and an official at motor
laetiiK event, Itn'ludltiK Oi annual
IitdlanapnllK Motor Speedway i'Iuh-
lie had hi en to N'ew York fit,
all over the aoutli, and tOi tint. Tar
wist, but alwayn he had Kone in
i!h father'M unit or ear. Iterently
tiln father look him to IlenVfr by
train. ' '
fhatleB enloyed tho-train ride,
but Htlll prcfiTH nutoniohlb-B.
It you think women ore rowanld
jiiHt blow your auio horn to nink
ono iret out of your way.
-A.it lluiry. tHi.t Item Ik ano(it4r
' enr fpf N. 'J BlilnuleH iuiHdel
et4-rtlnv. tiotiiK ni (lit Mnin old
J priiv. Bl. OA per M. Uvt yurs
uhii. the clthiK U iroott. (laud
f C K Mill on bin wimd aiimtaJ
t r-f r ti the cfMtot wah'hltia; Iht
t tunliHiiR Kiimo and mmiiHuit bar-
I (initio uhli-li wo will havo to offer
y m hi tin near fiitun. Did ymi
ay cmiiI? Wluit kltlil? ItnyaJ aihl
J M.m nice iiijc liiniiH. Irt iisnrnd
n Inn or tun to ihi.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"Tlio I'm Mmn'n FHmd-'
piw lximlr)t. I'lwm Mmtm tit
.No Nimiliijr HUKinmn.
NEWS
Billy Evans
Says:
VUiikT John. McC.mw or tin
(.Innts, mint known his biwlmll
Miirr, ftAyH nil players lire on (In
r'HponBlhlc by the. leuder of lh
OlfllltB. ' ; : ' , .
In all other repertB MnOhiw lm
Ib ve the ramp hun proKiem d. The
park are, heiu-r and thft noroinino
dutloiiH for 'HpeelHlorn and playerH
mueh improved. .
I ani Inellnd to think that Mo.
(Jraw In rorreVt In hlB obftervatloim.
Over a, period of 'Zft yearn of tituplr.
IPK It In obvloim to mo llmi the
Klaadard of play today Ih not niual
to that of jlfiyeurH affo.
Tho old playerH l-i'a II y loved the
Kama martv than tho modern nth
leteH. In other words tlm rhanee
to piny wan , about uh wHeniue uh
the .Malary.
Th loo of Uio Kiue, the- flirht-
Inir Kptrlt, M liut inakt-H nil i-ol-
kKP Bportrt, Hi cm Is tm qntiUlnii
tmt that plhiC(i fontlHili lufs mon
nf tin old right, NKht stuff ibnii tho
pro hraiMl, ' ;
iiAYi:rw ir:oMNi:.
.!NfrOraw uIho makes another very
IntfcreHtliitf HUiU'inent. lie hub the
dumb player Ib always dumb. ou
can't qui 'It; out of. them,
rii,1 jiiHi ,umu," Ib an cxpreB-
Hlon bull playerB often uho In dln
ruHBlDK certain playerK who Kfcm-
liiK'y havo plenty of iibllllw but
mnk'! IKIIft "or no proirrmw.
In thl connection I have olmerv-
oil that a hlKh onler of' lutein-
jrence doed not neceKarlly iiimiii
that the athlete noBaeBMnir It in
tb smart hall player.
Take tho nana of Joe Jnckon,
now out of buHfbnll uh a riHiitt of
tho WhUo Hox BCiihdal. When Joe
entered the major he could neither
read nor - write,: yet Joe Jacktum
wok a Hniart halb player, . .1
.1 never iyaw1,,hjinfJiPullih "bpno
headed pliiy." i'le alwaya knew
what, to do with tin hall, never
threw tO'the wronjr bane and at the
hut won a toufrh baby to fool.
On tho other hand I can recall
three , or four player recruited
from tho .oollfRn rajtkH, with ev-
ural deyrit'ii dunKHnK to their
names who could do tho dumbest
tftlng ponRlblft .at the- niONt Inop
portune tlmo. ,
. ...
I gut Mcfiraw 1b rljrht when he
havh a tlimih) player 1b dumb, but
Ihcru ani cxciiaioiiH Ut all rulif.
-.,..
TNNY lJ'lKOIH.
fievorul yiarH ko 11 certain ma
jor leajfitH nltili tried 011L a rookie
Hmithpaw who prooeedeil to be
coino a BCtiHatloit overnltfht.
Ho had plenty of Bluff but the
pluyem reallxetl he wub "Junt dumb"
and that 01 Hiuart huHeruniilnjr elim
could make plenty nf trouble for
hlrn.
Op ported to the New York (Hauls
one day, MeOraw ordered bin ctiitt
tOMturt ruunliiK wild. The first bat
ter, up hit vastly ui id while tin
piiener moon on tho rubber 111-0-
ccedd to titeal Hecond bani' unmo
lettted.
When thfl tnntnK waft over and
thft playern returned to the bench
the munuper took the pitcher to
inBK ror nm uuninueB. lie wax
rendered olmoAt unconncloun when
the rookJe. ItiHiMed he didn't know
them wa any One on firm baxe.
Thri niHnuKer. who had a keen
opium of humor, proceed-,! to han
dle thft rather em harm fed rig Bltun
tton moit diplomatically.
Mllln(r over the catcher nnd thi
members nf the inflctd he ;id to
them:
'Any flmr Ihore nri riiniiers on
any of the haw I want ymi to keep
rwninoing thin pit. lux f (lie fn. t-
Tlierti niuMn't h miy Benls mi
mils imui club."
TliU Kllnn MjmbM't of
MlnMiiK I'alMip IIiiiiIi-
COLI'MIM'S. O. (AP) liomov
Inir thit r.lniip boiilr froin thf
rrttaurant lol.lt anil pluclnx It an
the td.'boartt, to b proiluct'tt out
hen tt ta askr for, ban reituri-ii
th annual ronmimptlon or Iht.
viand opproxlmal. ly 40 pi r r. nl.
Thin hox lif.n Mi-f rlnlnid hy tin
National Hnfttatlrnut MMioolntUm
for i)rfntilon to Itn mrnihirw ut
rt-irtonai ponfi n ncfH wlilrh r Im I.I
In varloun purtu of the romitrj
about rvry two montlis.
Hwv HiirM at tililMni.
OIWIOON CITY. Ore- rirr .1...
ntrojrrd th rtvldrnro of A. It. Hhl
l"ry of Gladstone, two mil.-!, north
of hn. while tlii- family a mlnj
llnif with th rrowrt nttrndlnj thr
tntirchantv carnival hm The tin'
ta brllryed to have hern rmWd l.y
a tlrfrctlv fM lamp. Tb hmw.
whlrh waa owned by 11. 8 Wilson
of Oladntone. was only pnrllniv in.
mirrd. Nrlxhhora wr nnniiii. tn
!ayo any of tho furnlttir.
Tiger Coach
Pr'MiTttiiii Mr. "Chuck" Iokr. mnt
head couch of rowing at I'rlncepjrt
UnlvHrMiiy. Ilo him moru thun HO
candidatiin trying out for the Oram?)
nnd lllack ernwo. . Workout are now
being Held daily and under LObk'A
Kuldunee out uf tiie bent fieanona mj
' veuia Ib predicted. '.
CIlirAOO. . (AI'J- Kranlt Oi'
Uowd"!!, , I'orni'-r. Kovi rinu of,. . Ill
InoiH, the man , v,o . overt urned
prewdent by derlitiinK1 the'- vice
trebb-ntlai nmuliifitlbii afttr -ho
had: lii't-n .tormnlly ehoBcn 'by hffl
p:irty atnl who in lendlnfr ttiovit
tneut for an export corporation for
disloyal of crop siirpliiwH, actually
i a dirt fanner. , , ( f
. HlnlHMippI l''arnir which BprcudN
it k bi'i-ad ' expartH.-' br - ; r 1 1 o ncn-a
ulontf the Itock ItWer near Or-Kon,
III., fill iiilh'H norlhwi-Ht. of ChledKO,
Ik lilHnly hoifie iiif.l'hUM been ' for
a MUiuli-r fit u century. The farnv
Ih divuled Into elevvo unltBi ..titu
of Hieiu, tilled-hy Hutre : croppern,
or. as tho former Kovernor, ternm
them, partner.. Tho - elftvcntl),
unit. a. full Be oil oil ul' Cla acrcH.
Ib the "home piuce" and It In there
that. Mr. bowden actually puta in
to p raft Ice IiIh iheorliH uf pruct'lcul
farmiutf, whlhv at the name (line,
acting1 aH Rem ral overseer of tho
other ten unlta. ( , ,
I'lure Ih a - four-room , office
biitldlnK with two flcrkHt on tlfc
"home place" but munaKcment of
t ho properly rinds the former
Kovernor moat every Jduy ,ln ; the
upen, UHually astride a ratVer Bplr
Hvd, .hrai,,,a he. i(lrn;tiJ t he "hur.
VcBtinjr. plautln.K , feeding . ;. and
inilkliifr. . , ,.
One-third the ucreaRe Ib undor
cultivation, a Hecond t.MiO ucn-H
la lb-voted to pattturH nnd tho re-malndi-r
Ih in wooilcil upland, t
Corn, oatH, barley rye and alfa
lfa mala- up the SiniHslppI crops,
but becailBi' of development of the
rnnn's dairy herdH little Ik lert for
marketing.
OlHtiibutcd anion,? the ' eleven
farm units are Hfio Hol.sfeln-1-Vle-
DEIISMEv
rennn linrTimnn
k H H III!'-.:
i - if .J ofeglly-
TIIR lTtST RACK IN TUB FILM COI ONY .1 ll.dlrw.otl h
Mryrl pri Mr ttn k WD nrlni Kr. "thMf h(.
orkln m m wl. .U.., Alice rlhnia b uln( in trim.
GUILD DANCE
ORIS CROWD
Cove, (.Special) Tim dunce given
ut tho hall Haturdny eventnfc. apon
sored by the f.udh s Guild, wh very
HUCOi-BSful. lies Ides the "Oil couplet
danclntf theru wen: neveral Hnccta
tors. Tho muBlc Waa rurnlshed b)
a f'ovo orehcutro, conHstli)K of Air.
and Wih, .. It. Lay, I?. Vincent.
Gordon MIIIh, Uohnrt Laird, Wlll
arl Teck. I.ura Marker und llcryl
t'on ley. '
The lteverr-nd William Murray
liradtnT nnd a jtroup of the rove
Hoy Scouts made u. trip to the
mountains Saturday. " (. -
.Mrs. !-;. C. Ue. Is quite III at
her homo here.
' ' t Finn flmtiKcili
" Tho firm of Weimer ,brotherK
that hn been a .prominent hu-il-nesn
here, for yeurH, "has been dis-
HrtlvCd und taken over by S. H. W' l-
nier, J. U. W'lmer si-IIing hLs'iiari
of the hiiKlness to his hrotlmr.
The regular meetint? of the Wo
uian'A chili wan held ,tit the library
building- 'I'hursdayaffernnon wllh a
oodiiltetitlanci'. liuslitess In con
nection' with the ('Oyc'ciub jolu-iuff-
the Htate federntloir of wo
men'H clubs was iraiiKuclfi).
MrK. A. H. Mcf'hiln with her sou
Tlieodore. and daughter. Mary,' left
Monday for Allce whero they will
rnako th'dr homo " for several
I Mr. and Mrs.i'yril ltUhardon of
, I'l'iidtnton Hpi-nt the wi'i k end at
jlhe homo of Mr. and Mih., I.. ,M.
Uilrd.
Mrs. A.(l. Oonltlin has be'n
elected as a delegiile to the Kplsco-
pal" convocation at l,a Oi'ande mi
February 1L'. 1 It and 14. 11. r. Marker-
Im alternate.
. Aln I la(c Set.
The hiKh -Bchool has prepared' u
apeclai program for l-Vbrunry X'l.
which Is known as alnnuil day-.AII
persons IntereHteddn the school are
invited. , Lunch will bft served ut
uoon ' . .
Mrs. i J. K. Dean, who hafi been
visiting In I'ortland and Tucoma
for the past two. months, returned
t-o her home hare hst week.
Vr. and MrH. Arch (Vmley. or Lr
Orande,- attended tho dance here
Hai unlay higllt.
slan- hillch rows, Klx of the uniti-are-stocked
with full blooded, re
jBisKired cows. While the other five
j units operate with "ktiuIc" cattle.
IcrosM-breds, although the percent
agc of pi.re blood is. high. On the
"home place," Mr. Lowdn ' has
, pearly fifty pure-bred llolsteln
. l-'rlmians. and apaci la belmr pro-
Ivldfd for additions. .
Mtich of -the land hnd been tilled
until' virtmilly llfelesH when It came
Into ponscBslon .of the former gov
' ernor.'and he delights to tell of
'producliiK' one hundred bushels of
'corn to an acre, where previously,
.hot fnon" than ' twenty ta-thirty
lu(d bi'cii produced. The" entlra
' farm can' not boi;st of ihat record
production,, but Heverul acres were
pointed outj as having done bo.
i . For Hevei lll j'eui s he planted HO,-
Iiioo seedling pints annually on the
hare spots and tt ts with more
pleuBUii' that he points to trees h
plAVi d twenty years ajro. . Tree
dlsiaues have appeared In sections
from which he formerly obtained
(his seedling pines, and next spring
he will establish his own nursery.
I "All of Illinois does not produce
Sets, Womch's
if-
A-MWMB&t
, " ' ' " . '
tm JSP
Vrs. Ildiiilliy Mc'lneclie nt Detroit, estalilliliecl it new women's
emhiraiii'e reeonl when she howled i:t( iimsiH'iitlvo names hi 111
anil otie-lialf lioiiiM, tiiiillna' JIl.tlllH pins anil sla.vlliK on bee rivl
llirniililaiiil. Her only iinui l.-liiueiLl wiu climmllc burs anil water.
nouxh SiedlluK pines to supply
lie,", he said.
Tractors andi horses both are
fii-d on the farm. There is some
vorlt In which each excels, nl-
houjfh Mr. Lowden hintid th'at his
Iiersomtl pre ft-relict ran to'wards
horses. The farm horses are all
d.enble animals. IVrcherons, Ib'b
rlans and t'lyrhs. in the nutjority.
All ten or Mr. Lowdcn'fl part
:iers are practical farmeiB. BOine
ol lege. bred ud Hinnr Hons- of the
toil. All or t hem are American
horn. Radio Noise Remover
Discovered by. Experts
rnil.AIH-XI'HIA.. (AP) An
oilier atep rorward in ellmlnallni?
unwanted noise In radio receiving
leps Is reporte.l by research work
ers In the t'nlverslty of l'ennsyl
.'anla. Ir. Harold I'ender, dean or the
Moore School of. Klcctrlral Kn
ifineerinir, said that In collabora
tion with Dr. J, H. Muller, usslst
int prol'.vwor of i!hemlslry. he bad
ierlVeVctfya ""hew non-iniluotlvei
lilfh-reslstnni'e filament lo take'
the place of Impregnated paper.
isid wl.lelv In a B;ld leak. .
These fllnmi'ii's are .mounted in j
tints tildes. A coating of nielul uj
'liniisaiidth of an inch thick upon
t (.-lass core Klves a Krhl leak of
milorm resistance which does not
,-ury with weather conditions,
ivhereas the Impregnated trrld lenk
arles as much as l" per rent.
brow-Ilia" Ih" recelvlnit set out of
perfect adjustment.
A well adjusted irri.l leak pre.
venls the tubes from "sptlllnit
iver" dralnlnir off the static
olutrim itrndually and .without
n.lsi'. '
Watch Your Frail, Puny
Child (.row Stronjf,
Take on Weight
Iii just a few days quicker than
you ever dreamt of these wonder
I flesh maklntr tnldets railed M
oyH od Liver Oil ompount
Tablets will slart tn help any
tveah, thin, under-nourished little
uie. .
After sickness and where rlclteln
i re s'jspec led t hey are especially
valuable. Nn need to Kivc t hem
iny more nasty cod Liver Oil
thise tabhlB are made to lake the
place of that kooi! but evil smcM
iik. stomach u pitting medieliii
and they surely do II. They do
put on flesh.
Ask Ued i'ioss hnur Store. Cla?
I trujfs, or any drurtrist for Mc
t 'oy's 'od Liver Oil Compound
Tablets us easy to. take as enndy
ind not at nil expensive -fin tnb
fils no cents. (
He sure and wt McCoy's, the
original and i: miinc and nlve the
child a chance fur .la dnys. If
you aren't delighted, with resuMs
j'ist jrit your money back. -Adv.
BREAD
Tor flread, the merchant Inborn lonr nnd late.
For Bread the hejrjrer icocb from gate to jpite
For Itreiid the sailor lose hearth nnd home,
A thoiiHiind miles away bread seek em roam.
For It read the wild birds full in nets nnd K'lns
For 1 tread do men commit a thousand sins.
For Itread men study nil that inun ivny know:
The house that wanteth llread, Is filled with woe.
'Tis (trend unites the family as one.
Its lack dlvldia the father from the son:
For Hread -nre weddings made nnd nrrmons sold.
f all irood thlmrs. the very hist Is-
Golden Crust
Bread
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Opposite Ohrwvrr,
Bowling Mark
i;v vouK KToitK oii:.r.i
AT TWIN FAIJ-S. IIIAIIO
Tho opening nf a new store ut
Twin l-'nlls, Ida. enlarges tho New
New health
inTanlac
"1 stiffen after i
tatlut, tn-bhi ;
tuff torpid liver, j
constipation, lied uo . !
energy, "lost 30
pouutU. After tot- ,
lug Teniae I made .
100 per cent im- 1
proventent and four
bottles rid me of j
troubles, " J, 2.
Ouen,40 Clarendon
Ave,, Columbus. 0. '
This statement merely backs tin
wha.. over one hundred thousand
grateful users have said about Tun
lac. Our files are packed with suc!i
testimony.
If your system Is run down, It
you can't seem to eat or sleep, lnivg
lost weight or suffer from trying
pain, why not let Tanlao start yon
bock to vigorous strength and
health.
No long, wretched Trait to get re
sultnl Tanluc starts right in U
build you up. It cleans tho blood
revitalizes digestive organs, fixe
up '.he liver and makes you 1
like a new person. For ronxltpa! .
take Tanlac Vegetablo l'dls.
Do Not
Suffer
From sore, tender, or
hlecdingr gums.
We have a mouth wash
that is GUARANTEED
to cure. Soniethinjr. new
nnd different.
fiOc per bottle
CO.
rvcrytlrrJnK lir Tlio
Sick llawiiii
GRAOE 5CHD0
FIVES TO PLAY
runtrul and Kivcrlu buaki'tlmll
ti ains will play off thr cond I'vi nl
In the gradr arhooKa 'fivi-Ba""'
loiirnnnipnt at. tho hllth nchool
vtnnuHiuin Thursday .ivnlllff ut
7:30 o'clock.
A haskiiball pennant will Hu
uwurdd to the xcliool that wlna
t tut toiirnunii'nt, to bH kept at Itn
building untlr another dlntriet Khali
take the honor away In Home Mic
eeedlnjf year.
Kellers liiKl,'nia of the parllr
lliatlliK urbools will be conferred
upon all the euthlh Itnidc boys who
take part In the tournament gainen
At thu beinnlui; Kame. Iai
week, a jrood-ataed .rrow.l of par
ents and fans Kt a real surprise
out or the quality or uthlelles ex
hibited. All even turner audhnee
is expected for the Raine tollMrrew
nlifht. Jliniule Uo'O'nbauili h:.s
been iLskeil to referee.
.Adnilssion Is free to all I he jrnide
aehool children. . IIIkIi school stu
dents and udults are admitted on a
eharire or Id cents each.
York Klore company, which slart-;
e.l a few years oko In a small way. '
jlo a selliiiR piKaniitallou composed
of nine slorea, 11 is announced here. .
The company has a New York
buyer who il. votes his entire time
to nierehalldlNillir for these stores.
COUGHS
Apply over throat and chart
swallow small pieces of
WICKS
V VAPORUB
' Per tl MUlhn y""'
WHY
You are welcome to have a FREE
demonstration of the FREED-EISE-
; MANN Radio in your own home with- i
out obligating yourself in any way.
We will demonstrate against any set '
on the market, regardless of price. '
Let us explain our service which goes
with Freed-Eisemann sets.
ti -': r '
Oregon Hardware Ez Imp. Co.
AUTHENTIC
STORIES-
Of early Eastern Oregon life and development should
he preserved and perpetuated. An effort to do this
is being made by the Hot Luke Sanatorium.
It will he appreciated if any early settler, any
descendant of our" sturdy pioneers, t.r anyone inter
ested in collecting such history, will communicate with
DR. W. T. PHY,
HOT LAKE, OREO ON
TritTcl hy fotor Stiuto Safelv - ronifortnlil,
MOTOR TRANSIT rOMPAXV.
- The firry Singe.
to or S,K0 lwpnt , M Mltvma A
All .Modern anil Mealed stage.
1.i:avi: i.a ;:ravih.'. n.ii
lordt A ,! . 1 .. M. . 4
I'endlelon 1 1 A.'
C'onnein to Mails Wnlla
n-ST." "'0, ,',,"ne W" Carry K,rf
On Soc ial Trip, ., , An.l Tr....k
NOTICE
Change of Time
Trip
Town
A. M.
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.10:20
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linain
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Inihler
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Trip No. 4 Off on Sunday.
rffortlTe Sunday, January 17, 192.
IMitluiiders lllil at Ktilf.
fASiIAliK I.OfKS. Ore. At the
I nlted Htotea marshal's sale of the
(irueiiletit Uiftibcr company, held
In Klevenson. Skamania county.
Warfn., there with no bids other
than the creditors, the Security
Loan Trust company of .Port
land, which piurtlcally umounted
to $:ieti.aeu, which they hell
airalnat the loKRlnK firm.
SAI.KM. tile. Activities Of state
and county prohibition enfor
menf officials resulted In las ar
rests for Ihiuor law violations "III
llecember. uccoidlUB to u repo.t
compiled by William I.evens. slatu
prohibition commlBsloher. Thirteen
of Oregon's 30 counties failed to
make any report for the month
and four other counties report ..1'
no arr.-slH. '
USED
GARS
Our I'scil Cars Always
Satisfy.
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I OhNinohilii Timrliiic '
J I'ord Truck
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SMITH'S
Garage
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Leaving Joseph
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