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Page Fire Monday, February 8, 1926. LA GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER kofcal News In Brief A llonirns from I'liiilli'lon Gcruld Tucker; forest ranger lo cntcd hero, has returned to his of flee In the pout office, bulldtns af ter three weeks at rrndloton working In tho forest office.' ! c6.mi.nu KVE.VrK " ' Mart-Ik 12. 13 liikni county rooniunlc agrtgnllural cou fetwicc in la Grande lit",li (M-llixil. Aprll(KU Lust ilny to rcclstor for primary, dis-tlnu. May i, 1. St ft State convention or w omen a t-iuus iu ut Grande. May ill I'l'liunry election. ,lune , IU, 1 1 Union Livestock show at mum, ore.. July -1. 23, 21 Convention of Northwest item estate asso ciation In l,a Grande. Sept. 22, 23. 21, nun 2.1 Union county lair at .igin, urc. Portland, Prank Godfrey, of Scnt tle, und Clyde Kayo, of The Hallos, who were here for the United Spanish War veterans- inectiiiR Saturday, returned to their res pective hoiiu-B Sunday. Ill Ilaker Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hcroggln drove to Baker Baturday. where they visited Mrs. Scroggtn'a par ents. They also attended tho La-Grandc-lluker basketball fame. - Visit , nt, i:lRln . 4 .Mr. and Mrs. (Y 1. llolbrook frovo to Jflgln Sunday to visit al Ihe home of her parents. Mri-i. Lyons In Hotter Mrs.l'j. VI.. Lyons, who has been III for, about sfx weeks at HillG r ateuueV Is ;;niueh; 'improved und able 10 be ,p, IV Is reported from her honiu ..today.-. .. Ilftiim'.-tu. KiitiTprlso Mrs. Mi 12. Ward and Kinall sun Mivin l.oc, returned to ,l-httorpr.lse l lila morning urior a visit with frkuds til- Uahcr. j -.- ..' I nloailoil Jewells Snlunlay Harris r-reneh unloaded a car load of four Jewetts Saturday; Al Itcith Over Wi-ck lOnd Henry Grelsel spent the week end ut Itellh visiting friends. Visiting hero over Week Kml " Mrs. J. H. Cole, of llntorpiiso. was n week end guesl in lai Grande at the home of Mrs. Frank Molotte. Cast Practice. this I'venlnit The cast for "The Woinulllcas Wedding" will practice this eve ning at 7:45 at the church. All :nembers are urged to be present. At Homo for Week Faul Or. W. K. Thlstlewslto Bpcnt tho week rml at his homo horc. He has been testing cattle, at Wallowa for the past two weeks. Ho left this afternoon for liutcrprlsu. . In Clly This Morning Mr. and Mrs.. J. 11. Fisher were In I Grande today on their Buy home to Joseph after vlsllluc at Keho since Friday. - Homo from Pendleton Mis'. Myrtle Gelst relumed' to Ui Grande after visiting at Pcn ileton for several days with 'rlends. Mm. Gelst went loPcll lleton last Thursday. Visiuil at Walla Walla . ' l- A. Downy nnd daughter pass ed through tho city this morning en route to their home at Lostlne. They visited at Walla Wulla, Wash ington over the week end. lew? Over Week i:nd Miss Mildred Fox. who is attend lorinul school at Cheney, Wash., isiled In l.a Grande over Ihe week nd with her parents. To Visit Parents Mis. Martin pcrslng, of Tacoma, Washington arrived In La, Orande tills morning on her way to Jo- seph lo visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. II. GaulkeJ Shc;eiipects to In' In Wallowa county about two weeks. -' ' "J '. ' Vllls at Allen Homo-...' ; Miss Kulh Hlarr returned lo The palles this morning. -'concluding ' a short visit hern with her,, luunt. Mrs, M..1I. Alleiy; ,( ,-, .-. Mrs. Ward Impiiivlng .. Mrs. Joseph .Ward Is In satis factory condition at. Tlhe tlralide i'.onde huspHal. when; she. under went u major oiteratlon Thursday. Here for Week . Iind ' After spending the week end In j,a-Hrffjide - visiting and shopping Mrs. W.jF. Gray returned lo Fully, where she 'is employed, this morn ing.' ' i Hero. from lllluonl ... - Mrs. Grace. Uuvls spent today In La llrnnilo from her home at Mil card. She brought her baby son. All I ford, to the doctor here. 'jffl For Kitnillr ' .Mrs. Ilaumall, mother of Miss 'urollne llaiiinan. teacher in the i- (Irtitoh. lili'li Mi'lw.nl li.rt this nornlng for IHIzvillc, t;a,4iui!;toib o visit for sevrril ' days, s ' ( lumo this .Morning.. ' i John Hacker Jr., returned to lis home at Siiiunierville this nornlng afler u week here, visiting eiallves. . .. For" the Treatment : of Constipation RIKER'S AMERICAN PETROFOL 1 lloinn from linker ' Afn-r vlKttlnc at llukor fgr pct ml days Mr. M. K. Ward qnd baby, Mr-lvin, were lHro thia morn- Ihb on tlu'lr way "omc i io fcnir- A whitn minrrtil oil, piuctlr. ally colorlcsM, odorless and UslrlonH. KxcclU-nt Tor cvi-ry-Juy use. It8 action la io.t tlv. . A catluirtlc for till , inntbnra ot tho fumtly. Glass Drugs ' Inc. '. .; La Grande, Oregon Atleiulecl tiamr at Ilaker .. ' 'Mr! ii ml Mrs. John I. . Hloddard and Mrs, George It. Lyman ino lorede to UakiT Saturday .evening lo attend Ihe basketball game there between' (he Tigers and the Maker high school leliiii.-' . VV ' -: r" ! i '. S;iw Gnm , , . ' (. Me. and Mrs. William 'Wilson ipenils Four Muulhs .Here n,, ,,Lughlers. Kdna Man and After spending four months iiernlece, accompanied ' by Msr icro wilh his daugliter, Mrs. S. llr..r0t Fmik nnd Lea .-Kraniwetl I. Irwin. Waller Casnn returned !;irVe to HaU-r Saturday , .evening his moriifn'lo his home In l'ort-ifoP n,,. GrandorIlaker ' .basltvt- md. . . ' ball garni!. . ; . Markets i 1'OltTLASl) M.uiKtrrs ro'llTtiANP.. Ore. (By. the. As- sqphitKd ,- I'r.tiBsj.-Caltla Unset tled 10 --ft Cents -hlglien v. -,. 'Steers-- 8 'it 8'.8u,!- ..' '.' ' Jrlogs-' Strong to 75 cents iilghcr'. Sheep' Steady-. ' ' KBS. ' butterfut Slcudy.- vSAN .KKA'NfilROOT A1'). Icrfat 49CWSlo' liefu loilay. -nut- The best audience Will year, both morning and evening, were record- I ed al the Christian church yester- Ua. I lie ill. Hiiii7.iiif nu - creased by a church letter from iilouso. Wash. . ; 17t at Sumlny Kthool. At Sunday school thero were 179 present 37 inoro tlian a week ngo. linker Is now 13.1 points ahead In the contest. A duet. "In the Gar den," was sung by Mrs. lluby Stiles and Mrs. l.uellc Courtney ut the evening service. Miss Isabellc Miller sang "Tench Fa to.Vay." as a solo, ut the First Itaptlst morning worship hour. Communion service brought out an unusually large congregation. Sunday school pupils heard from their pastor, tho Hev. George Al bert rollnrd, of the liew plan for a study of the great hymns. They will bo sung, studied for their meaning and some ot them memor lacd, hu told them. Miss Mildred lxivctt will he In charge of the hymn period of each Sunday school service. Kvery Sunday sees un Increase In the congregation ut the Soulh M. M: church, The pastor, the Itev. J. A. Hall, preached both services yesterday. . Convocation IHsrusscil. The coming convocation for Fast ern Oregon KplscoiKilians occupied the thoughts of the parishioners who gttthored at St, l'cler's church yesterday. Sermons were by Ihe rector, the ltev, Oliver Itlluy. The llirable of the Fig Tree" was the theme of a sermon by thV Hev. Hull K. Wallls ut tho Is land City Community church Sun- lay morning. ' The miracle seems at first a destructive one nnlll-nlie realizes that the wllhe.rlng of Ihe unfruitful tree makes wuy for' I he fruitful successor. , Llovd Thompson, student at AMI hiiucttc unlverslly," wliol vLslteu : al ills Island City home when. Ill glee club with which he Is singing went lo -Pendleton yesterday,-was Ihe evening speaker, lie sang at both services.. ; ' ' ; ; teoov.eriiU5 .from Oporalion Itay llloikland, who underwent an emergency .operation fbr ap lundleltls Fiidhy night nl the Grande 'nflnVlA hosilital, Is" In good COIlllll 10.HTH : v I"".''" "J . friends.? ' Arrested fi- FoiKemsi-,, i V t . Vernon tlllaynes ' was 1 arrested Hal unlay nlghl by the police on a charge of forgery, llnynes is belnc h.id: In' jail, . He wilt probably be arraigned today. I1 .' lli.nie him Portlllllil ?Mr. aji.r .Vi-'s.',' rC" r-:.""w'im!i!n have returned lo'. Ihelr home In La Grande uricr two weeks spent m Portland visiting and trausact Ihg business. SHIRTS! SHIRTS! OVKU 300 BAND STYLE SIIIUTS TO SELECT FliOM. PERCALE, MADRAS, 15R0ADCL0TII AND SILK STRIPES ALL GOOD PATTERN AND COLORS, 1 SIZES 14 TO 17. Shirts that 'formerly sold up to $2.98, : now . Shirts that formerly sold up to $3.19, .....' NOW $1.49 $1.98 ' : GO STORES Have lnor 0H-iullons , . F. A.f.Downlng and dnughler. Mrs. Jiitiies Weaver; were In l.a ilriin.li ilhls morning on their way lionie t it l.ostlnefroni Walla Walla. Where each Underwent it minor itierallijn. . - -r : r Will Address Allllelir' Chill I (1 (Iritrlth. of Omaha, lived Ibis morning on train No., 17. Hu will be the - speaker lo- hlglil at Ihe meiilng of Hie I'nlon lelrlerAllfli'tlc club al Hie mu- loiise. ; . o Visit N(s(er . -iv uuslness i , . Mrs. T. A. Ithlliehart was iu il (rM Kihel Gruiniy.' who Is mflk irande this morning on her way to jn(. .r ,onie at Tacoma,- .Wash ilimuiervllle, where she will visit (m-tnu Ibis winter,' Is In 'lJl 'Grande ler sister, Mrs. John MeCrae, who r,)r a fvw ,ys on business. .Bho s HI. Mrs. Hliiuehtu-t nmkes her r,..riH tliat her ninlher; '-Mrs." Ci loine al. Salem. She formerly j Hedes, also of tills city, who Ived In Grande ltomle valley. 'went to Tacoma. before Christmas, !s Improving In health.. .. sp.'-ud Day nt Imhlel' , , : --'-r" i .'. Mr. ami Mrs. II. F. I'lidiTWood Went to linker for Game . ;nd tH-o sons, Gonjon and.; lnle,j .Among the li .. Gnindei' peopliV pi-nt' yesterday al linblcr vls)lng, ,v, w,.n( to linker for the HirkT- .Ir. nnd Mrs. hreil ivoilinc . ami (irande baskelball game- nsi amllv. . Until Mrs. Nodlne, iind ;1,r,i,iv nlirlit were Mr. nnd Mrs. A. iltle Oorilon celebrated tlieiv j. stunge 'and daughters. Ann "ml. lirlhday annlversarh's Sunday. . Ijune, Itetty coehrau, Mr. And Mrs. : : , li- li'. Kberhnrd and daughter. livnks Ann Cranking Truck iir..iliv: nnil son. -Franklin, and N.''K. Warren, who broke his i.,.,,,,, 'Hnllev. Miss Ileuluh Newlln, eft m m lust above 'the wrist Wed- ,..,, Kil.in. jnck lllatt,- Burblira tesdirj- w hile he was cranking u -iUtt, land .'XMiet't''Witld'ror.'.'1''''' .. travel truck at KUpi,. W,ash.J a : - ui. ,1 ty vhere he was working for the itm KnK-rprlse- "" .1, l..unn lu ,f,Lltii- III . l.',l....l.ut.,.Vv litwl ll ;:..,..v. '.I,. "is .a home ,l z"u vV,:,:. isiu-d ? . '"r .'- Mi l I Second street, this week. . Ilatlvi si In l.a Grande over Ihe w iv l,,.-' ' . .,i'fi Portland. 1 hers prayed. The scene w. mu.h Several members of the local '.,., ,. t,.nded n conference of ' morn effeettve l,y exllngulshll.g nil haml.er of eonimeree will motor ,SUllBB9 store innnag. rs. Mr, Ivllng- I liguia in ine ciiurc.it oul u.o.- n linker tonight to utl'eiid Hu' anil-..; i, .r is iiiiiniiEor of the store nt Alio plallorm ml meellng or that organization..! .;nt,.rpr!so, where they make -their vinong those w ho expect to make nom,.. , . , ' he trip are: .Kluicr Stoddard. W. . 1. . Perkins. J. A. Tedfoid. IJ.irl nni operation . .teynulds and Charles lleynolds. .1 (men Pratt and his lltllo son, . aeeoiupanied by Ills nioiner. .urn. 'lome Ironl Ihe Sonlli I .;ilanliel h Conner. ' returned to The Mlrses . Funny and Mary .r liome at Wallowa this morn 5oniiuer ami their nii-ee, Mrs. i'aro-'lne ti. UI1 boy has been -' III i,,,r rnr Ihe oast three wi-ekSi lie Mrs. -Wllllai'u Hawkins... For the next InnsloU number, Tom Itrucc appeared In-a tenor solo',- accom panied -by' J ac'li Hyatt. The third talk was 'The' Ascension." given by 'Frank: Black. : Miss Hetty Cochrun'.'-coricfudlngr Ihe prosraui, played", a ,plulio solo. ' ; ''A I ' t'iie"Ii rst hreshy t erluri cli u rch . the'Chrlstlan Kndeavorers conclud ed their week's' celebration of the founding of "the society) 46 'years ago, with a pageant in w.nicn ine pastor, the llev. W. C. lloss,, und 21 or Ihelr otoi number took part. Mrs. II C. Ilowser mis Ihe illrcctor. J ; raccant i-rfcTtlvo.. . ,Tho pageant-showed -wiiat hai pe'ned! when : the1 present-,-of ft Christian '-Fudcnvo!' society decided to bring' lire Into the orgivnlKitlon. by .forming It Into a pniylng band. A, Chinese girl Was- converted, n mtssionnry 'superlnlenilent' was en- -Jieartened :-' a -tired pastor'was en- Icourngvdr d'sICk vl-oihitn wsx iniil cd, an Indifferent' -member was brought Into the working ranks. Klghl of the junior girls acted as . H - '.. ' - FARMERS HERE : TO TAKE PART (Cnotlnued from fago.Ona.) Kennon; farm . iiianagemenl, l.u llier Jllndinan, I'.lgln: tllluge and production, J. A. Gasklll,.ll. O. Av ery. Willi one exception. Mr; lllnd inan, all Ihe- cummtll.ee exu,;ct lo attend. J. A. thklll, who Is In charge of Ihe fanii crops section of the Union county, agricultural economic- conference, to be held here In the early part or March states tlMt hu believes that "Hie. meeting at Moro will furnish vnlu- 'ublo lnfprmiitou for use In, tile meellng to he neiu laier in ui Grande." Orpver Grlmnii tt expects ship by one point. Many fans are lo leave here Wedncsdny, driving hoping thai Just this occurs ugalil l.hrough to Moro. by car and says that he IJilnks "the Bludy of wheal son. Hill VWl" nt' Joseph . Mrs. !.'' HI Thomas and Frank, 'spent ln.t niglit In l.a tlrandej They are en route, from i'orl Ahgelus. Wash., lo s' Joseph, Hhere Ih.-y will visjt her sisl.-r. Mrs. 1-rJink SlevcnsOn. ' ' ' fUlie Ul llnlnes . ,,. . , i i'm.. i.,u ia 11 Kelly, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Arch llucon motored ycs-J I. rday to llaines.'lii fi'l they were guests of Mr. iind Mrs. Hugh Mc t -Mil. Mr. MeCnII Is a brother ' of Mis. Sellz nnd MVS. llaeon. ' ! yn llosenthal. relumed Sunday -veiling rroni their winter sojourn n the south. They were in Flor ida and California, a. gnaler share or Ihe time, bill visited other at raetlve regions lii the southern tuli-s during Ihelr absence. Mlenili il TNirllaihl Convelillim ' "P. J; Webber, niahagi-r ot Hie local Skucga slme, ri-tunHil, to l.a Orande this morning I rum I un- l.m.l where he went Sallir.lay lo itiend i convention nit i candles 'from the praying ' society Mr. Kllnghnmer Joined llin,i- P-" ....... - Most of the inenibers of Ihe. so clety have signed their nnniea on the local ag of the Francis r;. Clark aiipreclatlon fund. Vl- - :, ' Moro: Washington new: ' Two Benslors called each- other liars. Wonder ' If- they were telling the truth?' rt-gln TatsJiluj.J"lk.-.s , Miss ltlllh Knssii, who nrriv-d Friday Tmiil Y"rane. s." Wash., and Miss Fis-ila F. Johnson, who came from North llcnd. lln-.. Saturday, l.-ean ihelr leuehlng duties In the c.reeiiwtiod school this morning. Hen- for Vclcrulis' .Misiing Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Manning NKW jLlNK OK MEN'S BLAZERS ?i "JOST IN r"0i;TlUi" SPRING ' j ' . , 'i DAYS. ? $5.95 to $9.tt." lllawcrs of (lualily Clint's j Clothier y a lie store with Cuiwlriicc" i t. i Men and ISoys' Outritlcrs of (Jimlity Clothes had double pneumonia and u face lr,.tlon caused by bad leelh. Three operullons were lieccssury. lie Is much Improved at present. Mr. Pratt Is foreman of the How- inan-llleks coinpaoys barns Wallowa. men nuisance, will lie preferred against Mabel Johnson. v... The arrests were niauo by i-oiice- men Howard, Hoc, cooper uou len. . . , , -,. if- ' - , TIGERS LOSE, GIRLS WIN IN BAKER GAMES I Continued from l'ngo One)" beaten everything In sight and. a iy.'h will give Iji Grande Ihe chain-, plonshlp. The boys' learn will play Pendleton here Frldny iilght and accompany the girls to Union the following evening.. . lirace, or Mlllon-Frcewntor,' rcf, creed bolh games. - ' , " ' '' gon's representative ut Halelil lu the state .-loui nainent." ' iVo ynirs ago Huker telt Jusl ubout llie'sanifway but l,u Grande nosed thrill Out Tor the champion- Obituary JOHN. it., i:aton. ' HAI.KM. Ore. (AP) John II. Union, who Was n member or Ihe stale' ta. commission' froin Tiio& To HUO, died here Saturday. Ho van 78 years old. TJie funeral services will be conducted by, tho ' KlkS lodge here und the body, sent to Union, Oregon, for Interment; t '; Mr. Knton is survived by' four sons; Allen II. Katon oT'Ncw-York City; It. V. Bilon of Krnniell', Ida-' ho;'L. .U. Katon of Porthuid and It. K. Kalon of Ijipino, (ire., and a stepson, ' A. K. Patterson of San Ysldro, Cal.; also' by three: broth ers, A. t Katon and I.ou Katon of lniri.ne ami Hnrnee Fatoh of Itid-' uir,.uii', m,. I,. vi state Insurance ' depiartmcnl la- a BIHlcr-iii-iavr. . . prodlicllon l.roni ait angles siiea o proposcrf'llt Moro should bh of Ih tefrcut to ull farineni.': A. It. Hnnt- reports Hint the wheat export Jenglie .vliU ineely hold u ineeting at Moi-6 lo' l-onslder the agiiculliiral legislation now beforu . congress. All wheal grower from this sec tion urc invited anil will have as much voice In dlseiissluns as com iiiiltne liieniber.s, should they de sire to allend. Citizens of Moro iiave provided ample accommoda tions fur the conference. Four IScgroes, One White Taken at Johnson Home fContlnued from Tsgn One.) seven persona arraigned Ibis evi Ing nl 7:311 o'clock. Police Chler llayllCs state.H that all additional charge, one of operating a oom- Ghis' t;iime Close In Ihe girls' gnmrt 'l'U Gi'and ', over-confident und loo sure or a victory, round the going more die flcitlt than had liee'n expected. The linker sextet had improved great ly and : pliiyeil"thc Tlgi-esseW oiviy ly diiing Hie first hair, when the score stood: linker 17. l.a Grande 10. In' the last or the game, however, the girls rrom Ihe Grande -Hondo valley gol going and nosed out a victory by ronr points. ' The next . ganie will no piay.-ii at I'nlon next t'alurday nlglil and Miss Johnson expecls this lo be the feat of the season. I'nlon has 1 BABY DRESSES . iA .new assoiiiiicm or .baby iIichskh ami pillow cases ; KtnmH-l on sheer, meivorl.cu' hnllstc. .Many new ami iiiirmijvo inJtiTiis ' --. ''V. i ' . ...i. ' . '. ; '' . ..' '. - i:,v to si.oo ;- Art & Baby Shop V : . .,, ... ( , . "livcrjillllHf l-'or Tlio Hullj" ' ',- Ij-fl Hits1 .Morning , Mrs; O. A. Stewart and three children left l.a Grande this lliorn inir roi their liom" at Halfway, Skiiggsl, ,,...,,, 'ihev have been visiting inacers from all over '.'"'Laj .los-i'li for the past three weeks ui..r.. managers I rom .ill uei in- .... Portland disllrel. ' ' " wli Mrs. Slewar''s mother, Mrs. i;ire GorKllnc. Mrs. GorsllnO oc- Vl.lllinr 111 CIIV '. Lioiioiillleil lllelll OS far US iM Mis. Grace, tiarn-r. of. Ynkliiub!ril,irnii. ,.n roille home and will re- Is visiting in -'mull, here for a lew days io r ssli-r. Mrs. James niuth-r. Mis. Tur- Washlnginn. (iraude wilh lo tiin-al, and lo'i ner.' ' iMivhig on Holler Sknles 1 The prlnelpal fealure ut t shilling rink lasl evening was i.,.vii.L. oiiileh on roller sl:al'-s. loillile si or box. is took part In one boul. A large crowd alb-iul- .-.I. iiHts at Spaeth llomi Mr nnd Mis. I''re'l Hpin-th Sr., end liuirles Spaeth, c.r Notus. Ida.. .,,! Mr. I Mrs. F.nn-ry Vassar. or Caldwell, Idaho, an- visillng In U, (inm.le guests al Ho- . Spa. Ill home her.-. Mrs. Vassar Is ' Mr. Spaeth's sister. We Buy for Less We Sell for Less Men's heavy Cham bray Work Shirts 50c -.Men's Hals, latest styles for spring wear $2.95 New York Store ARCADE THEATER Thursday Night Cuiialu at Hil.l . FEB; 111 .;-. ,' elve'lrealinent ror her eyes. Vlsllrd hen- Sallinla Mr. and Mrs. Hardy II. Murray of l iiHv. Arlhnr Murray, of lin ker and Mrs. Archie J. Murray, ill ... linker, rami- to l.a tlnindi Saliinhiy and 'I""' ""' l,!,y '"'r'' with A. J- Murray. II being Mr. Murray's birthday nnnlversnry. l-rt Vi-stenlny .Moriilnz ix-ll.ert Fuller left I Grande v.-sterilay morning for Salem. I I l.h wh-re he "III Join his wife and two children, who have been there ir. Ith Mm I-liners aecoinpany them naea io Grande. They will return via t nll-rornla. Vlsllcil In Portland llr, W. T. Phy passed through l.u Griimle Sunday, returning home from a two day trip lo Portland ...i .oliinuhi. Wash. Culled to ....... i.;... i .. I,i,bliies4 eonueclei! no l he slalo board of heulin. oi which he Is presldeni. lr. i-uy drove up lo Olvmpla, saiuruay io have lunch with his sister and l.rolher-ln-luw. Mr. and Mrs. u. M. Green. Mr. Green IS presiueni of the uiympia. e.auoii.11 IDLE TALK SCORED 1SY MINISTER (Cool lulled from Hag One) iNTiaiiy Plin baisl llrufl llor-es Hen- I.- II tll-j.'ts. of Imfur, Oregon ene of the rangi rs In that section. ..... in I nlon county over the week lend lo purchase draft horses. H- .. In senil II pom u etiiioa." ' l,..r.-H IWICK IO m,,i. Mr. In I that they never hail. In pr - 1 V olstead davs. smil a vol- wouei base Ism lllipossihle, lie conien-J' Hit, I Youth in MIlMimy. "I know Ihat the man wilh the taste olid the money can get ll'iuor, i.l Ihe nolnt Is Uiat the young . code are nut cultivating th taste, Tin- .11.1 voulll Ihat w. hear so ..l.nul lire the IU per C'lll who r..resinl Ihe knockers and Hie kickers nnd Hie failures." In keeping with llu-lr custom, the members of the M. I. A. pre. s. nled u program at Ihe lttr Hay Saints tahern-iclc last evening. The eiibjeel was staled as follows: -We stand for Individual testi mony of the Hlvlnlly of Jesus Christ." II. M. Uirw-n Bave n talk on 'The Crmillxlon." A violin solo wiuv titaved bv Mrs. Florence i.yncn , . JfflT A Lost Voice ' I y fi rivm 2,000 r II Km r ; va- a i Li- jrTV jMrf s 1 1 riKzsii! J II i i rf.e- lBkt. 'rmrrur i ADO -jfjiii iiiiiiur or. juiii"jK3i i ,o.r. . ..t,... fit I ! m !... . !.. 'I. IM C II ",... . "i,,. I lilSW II -T .. s. ' . rr MM II 6. J. CARPENTER, Pr,t ; SeOBOa MiMANUt'CTOn musical co JfvSS iRmGlNGu'FATHER.l5' r iX1M GAY NEW YORK. niw 'aooo music TTy aiatLl Seats Now Helling al Glass Drug more. PUM PS 7.V, HI. HI. SI.IIS TAX IM'1,1 lll-.P. .. !.... u..m.I l....,i,. f.f mnn v W astes lie -beiird Ho the false woiiihii who had driven Mm Into the w llileimss while her betrayer--Ida rival-grinned fiendishly. LILLIAN RICH And BERT LYTELI is ren.-nil chairman of . Hie ,.,,.. h Mnl llf,m Wright ae w heat grow ers eeonomlc confer- (..panylng. -Tile Itesurreclion" nce to lie held at Moro the last ,,,3 lM.. t a message from of this wuek. ' ;''. Comedy "HELPFUL AL" STAR TUESDAY WEDNESDAY TONIGHT-THOMAS MEIGIIAN In 'IRISH LUCK' LP HE MENJOU IN r1 "Tl'KSDAY And WKUMiSUAY ARCADEl "The Kinrj On jttii,iitmiu,afiv A.V ir A 7-M TONIGHT liKltK DAMKI.S In Main Street" And Anollicr Hal Koach Riot of Fun, "VOI R HlSnAND S TAST" "T11K SI'LKNDII) CRIME"!
