La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 13, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ,'-t Pajre Five - Saturday, February 131926.' 6 1 " " ' i ' I Local News In Brief CXM1.G EVENTS IVbruary 14-20 Vnlon County Ilittlth W'ovk, March 12. 13 Inkm county economic agricultural von frrwire In l.a (.run tie high April SO Last fliiy to register for prlmury cUt-lfon. May It, 4, 5, Niatt convention f Women' t-luKs In La : (.rnwle. "May 21 Primary 1iotion. . .In no tt. 10, U I iiion lilvestot-k slum at l"u Ion, Ore. July 22, 2:t, 21 Convention of ' t Mnrlliwt'M Itcal EM ale aso 1 elation In l,a (i-und. ,8rpt. 22, 2.1, 2-1, ami 2.1 Union ' rmmty fair at Elgin. On. Ilal for her slory'from lr Ktund motlver, wlio rumo here from Ken tucky, whilo tfioro. . ' , ; '-KIIU l.fux at Mi m ham Jack CuHoy killed a KOOu-sbTt-d 1 lynx on tho railroad trucks Jmtt a ivw rods for- Mouchum tho other day. The cut hud hern seen jhovcrtnff, ut the edffo oi the vUlufift .for several duya - be lore it wan j allot. , In Pendleton on l.udnesK K. U. Jttckmore, employed in tho Htute. . htfhway offices here, la hi )Vmllt:ton today on hustneas con- nc-cicd with the additional right of way to be obtained wuy company for . poses, west of Hourdniun. Indoor Campmeeting Closes Long Session Ftvo -weeks of Indoor, camp mootinjrH. mnrked hy an henrtpa Ilifr number of eonveralona and ad dressed by the pastors of all tho; evangelical churches in town, will eo mo to a close at. the Salvation Army hall tonight Cluutki-C' Prult will be the lead er in what, promise to bo an ap pealing Horvlce. Mr. Pratt repre sents the pulpit of the Church of Clod. Other nilnlhters are expect ert to he preaent to tumlst Knvoy and Mrs. J. C Karker, of the army. The converts will participate, aoino or them testifying to their new ex perience. And the meeting will probably take on some or the marks of un old-t'u.shionyd love feast. Hint? nil ltulsness v tonuld AlrKhmts was a visitor i l.a (iiiinde from lmbler yeaior day. J. - - To VWt Parent Mrs. Lynn Jlasbrook went; to lmhler thla morning lo visit her parviita until tomorrow. Here from ImbL-r Mr. and Mrs. liny Norval were business visitors to l.a (.iritndo yes terday from Jntbler. Al Wrtllnwa Todny SWf.it Kdna Mulhollund went to Wallowa this morning and la vlslt infr frlemla there today. ; . .. . On Business Trip Ororge S. Ulrnle left last night for Portland on a 'business trip, lie expoelH to he awny about a week. rrjSpokanc Mm Working hiKhwuy phi- For Cooding-Hoch liili Have llaby son- Mr. ana Mrs. Lawrence i-.vnns are tho proud parent of n baby son 'born to them yesterday uftcr- noon at the CJrando Itonde hos pital. IJolh mother and baby arc getting along niivly. .' . I'nsnwl Thnniali fltjf .. Mm !). W. Mcl.ran passcrt through 'His city; Hiln mornlnif on hff wuy haine to'Wnllowu from ,1'nrtluiKl. " Mrs.. McLean uccoinp- anleil her son. U.ta.to l'ortmnil tint-flint of the. week.'. Itelil u-It-nds Ihe Oregon school of techno loRy .ihere.v- ; . . :. filioM III iJt firnmle : Mrs. CharKon Koster, of Jlllrns. tiro., la il BUeal at tho Kolimicr liotol. Atti'iuls School Id'iT Donald Italclirrc went to Vin cent thlH moinlnif to-vlKlt over the week end Willi his parents. He at tends school here. Here fcilnco W'llM'sdir . .Miss, jerry l'lirlo-r left this mornlnirlor Wallowa and from there will go to Mnxvllle. where he makes her home.' Miss I'ar- ker has been vlsltlnir In l.a Clrumti since Wednesday with Mrs. l-'red Matthes . , Conttnuea from PK tn.) TCOL MITCHELL TO OPEN FIRE Buy Recall Remedies' and be. assured of having the best ion 1 the market. , . ' v . i ' . t , .. i' i ' .. . We are the exclusive agents for all Rexall goods. (: , - Glass Drugs ' Inc. Ls Grande, Ortgoa slons 01' the interstate coinnierco commiShlon, and twieo since l'J20 have petllloneil the commerce coinniiFsinn. for permission to force the old and burdensome dis criminatory rates upon us. I heir second application has 'linen nendlnir for over two years. I he result has been the floortine bill, j Willen secits to Iliuao iiernmnnii. i a. what the commerce commission I ordered in 1UIS. If the rati cu r- j riers had accepted the decisions ( Katsfd or rather, had'lo lie sat of Inn commission the Cloodlng bill iisflcd with one lone point, never would ha- licon heurd of. Itilcks' Itallf MntchcU Tho.conlenlion ot tho railroads;. riin-iliK -the third nuarter t'rlnss Is '1'anama canal coinpetltion.' ! n,rPi and I'ondleton bepin to find They sy that If 1hey are permit- j ,, imskel. A rally by tho lluc.ks led to irtake discriminatory rales lr0uKhl the tcore from 7-11 to S they will be able to take tonnafce i j nui was turned uside before the now moviiiK tnroiiKh the 1'anama , ,,i r the tiunrler. In the final cunal; put It In some or Ihulr I rlu,n0 or. Die Kanm the vlsltorn empty cars and haul It al cost, . KtllB1.,i tt last dosperuto attempl lo i (lly CSiarles Sli-waH) ' WASIIINHTIIX (NKA ftpcchil) 4-AlthniiKh Comrressniun 1'iank It. Beld. Colonel Hilly" Slllchell's lawyer, -Issued a bitter ileituiiclu- IHin of l'nsldent Coolldiro for his. prompt upproal of the court-mnr-tlal sentence, against the. cionel. ii oufihl not lo bo assumed that Mitchell and Held feel under any thing but obllKUtlolis to the presl- lilont for not keeptnff them wnlt- Inir. ' Mitchell wants to beirtn rulmln titltifr nKaln as soon as possible. Ko long us his enso hum; fire he bouldn't do It. Now his campaign's ' (rotnir lo start In earnest. . Tho truth Is. tho colonel and his loR-nl advisor would have been dreadfully dlsnppolnted tf thoro'd lieen ny sllp.up In tho former's martyrdom. . This Isn't to say (that Mitchell's Insincere, hut ho ha a keen ap preciation of the value of lots- of nilbllclly for hlniKOlf. If he's to ac complish- what he set out to ac complish. t . ',, He expected and wanted to ho court-martialed all the time, lie ex pected and wanted to be convicted, lie wanted a severe sentence, too. TJint wns one part of the prOKram that worried him 0, Utile. What ho feared was that his brother officers would say. "Well, you're Killl'y of insubordination, lint ' you don't umouiil to enoiiKh so it mailers much." . - 1 ' M FIND IT. ' HERE Oop for th.li roiiiiiio iriiiat be lu by t:UU . m. ell.r. In five days you will feel -- . S-12K The finest mineral nil or petm latunl oil. A full pint. - for line. Why pay H.00 for oil not as uoo.1'.' Sold only by SlIvertllorn-WrlEht's rainily driifir stoiti, . . 2-l-lf AtlHOM Tl'.LY MOW. The most beautiful line of wood curvlnif desiitlis for plaque work are now Just received u,t Hleharil son's Art Oil't Hhop. ,Seo them In Ihe w la-lew of the shop. S-13-lt riANo Trsi:it iu:iti:. Sidney l,yh th lic.no Tuner, Is at the Hotel Foley today. l-Dlllf Meet Xorcimnril Tonlnlit Mike Yokel went In Wallowa this moriiinit on tho branch line train. He will wrestle Norcunard then! this eveniiiK. . Mm lie- Here frmn l'nrllnml T. 1-'. Oillesnii- Is inovlnif his home Trom 1'ortland to l.a (Jrande this week. I eaves tor Kiiucne Clint Van l-'lcet will leave this evenlnif for KiiKono, where he will attend a ineetlnif of the. Itelall Merchants ussociatlon. lie will ko toiroitlnud the lust of next WW'K, where he will visit over the week end and return to his home here Monday. . . ' To California for Health OeoiKn Meservc will leave l.a Clrnnde soon lor San Diego, Cali fornia. He is KOintf south on ac count of 111 health. Mr, Mesi rve is representative' of Ileal Silk hos-1 without makiUK any profit on II. - "A llcsutlfiil Tlicory" j "Tills is a heauliful theory, lull j will nut work out In prurtUf.' 11 the rail carriers uro neiinlttod to; carry out this policy tho net re sult will bo that the boat lines will cut their rules In order to hold their present Jjuslnohs, and the; rail, lines will then be liandllnK at a loss all the business they haul to the coast. . "Tho 'empty car' argument of the railroads cannor he substant iated. If the' rail lines should be successful lu laklliK loimuKe from the bout lines, they will have to take east bound tonnaife us well as westbound, and the- result will II curriers win not iery for I'nlon and Wallowa co.,..-' thai tl"'" ties. Mrs. Meservc will handle the! have b... el lied II.. I'otntn lluycr Here Juek II. Grafton, a potato dealer from Weston. Orec-on. is spi-nuinB; a few days In l.a Grande transact lllK business. . 1'i-lp Winners Mrs. H. K. Williams won first 'prize and Mrs. W. I). Warner, the second, when Mrs. C. K. Wale nnd Mrs. I). H. Mosby enti-rHjilicd -the Carnation club at the former's, home Wednesday nitrht. To Attend Convention . Mr. and Mrs. K. .1.. Holmes ure expert Iiik to attend the . Oregon l.u Insurance company convent ion in Seattle April 12 and 13, announces today. he business while he 1s away. o Allcnil loctlna . Sherwood .Williams left, last nlKht on. his way to KuR-one, Ore. iron, where he will attend a ineei- llnr of the directors of the On-con j Auto-eanip owners ussociatlon. lle will. also visit his daiiRiitor, .miss Helen Williams, who Is ultendinB. Ilia University of OrcR-on stave off defeat, ninl at olio time hud the count 14-17 umiinst them. which was the nearest they cume tu m llrande after tho qntirtvr ended. . Couch Hennett's lenm lust nlKht ihowed the elfects or his couchlnK and more than one inystltyliiR iilnvn weru called and executed, The advancement or me nvo ucur nit assertions by ninny that the TlKcra will lit ut their peak by. the lime the cinht leadinir teams of Ihis dislilct iiatlier at Union l-'eb. 2G, 211 ami 2 i. , nilon t.nnics TniiiKlit IfMiistltcnlna, iliiln, button hole, etc Norton' Kiddy Klioo. - iu-i-n The best -values sold In nom ination hot water bolts. War ranted for two years. They should Inst five yenrs. Sold at 1.S6. I2.IH1, 2.f.n, nil full two qunrIK only at slIvertliorn-Wrli?lit's-tnm- lly driiB- store. ' 2-1 2tf Thnt'B what they'd "have done IV they'd used KOOil judgment. l!ut the trouble Is, a (rood many nrmy orrlceis take themselves verv seriously. Instend of ussum. Inir a "shoo fly", attitude when Mitchell -roasted them, they Brew cxoordlnfr sore about It and yearn ed to do soinctlilnir really savaKc to him. Tho result was that they played rlwht Into his hand and now he's got 'cm on toast. Just a he hoped to do. niselves In the Mliirhtest. . - We have' hoard of this 'frelKht f. ..c. r : ' ... .. .Tun .gainst laurels are moat certain to rest on discriminatory rreisht rates for their houldorju:., .- , . years. The tioodiiiK bill oilers a Mimmuiy . permuiient solution of the problem j ivndlet on (Hi) .... (2) ran.l in that it will make whut we have enjoyi n miilu i ,1-1 Ul,r AlfflllKO Of TonlKht the l.ioy.i Journey to n- ,,xl.,,.tl, lo vlsli tho United Slates lale next year, says a iiis- pulcll from Madrid, which assi-rls that pn-parattoiis lor me. mini tour already arc under way. The tour will ineludo-visits lo Cuba and South America. . The overnmen us well us the palace authorities ure i-iiL-at-i-d in. workinir out till details. Inn where they will uppear acainst Ihe llolicals alter Ihe 1 nioll aim l-a llrande slrls sextets meet In what Is adveiilsid as a championship Kami-. Should the Tigresses win there tolilEht. llasleru . Oreifon pei iiianenl -ijilnit (S) lor elBlit.cardc.ii lt-lm-n lloilll- TlllllOli-OW Mrs. Wilbur A. Arnold and nerj little son, who have been visiting, 111 l.a Grande with Mrs. Ooore Meservc, will return to their home at 1'ortland tomorrow.' Mrs. Wil bur and Mrs. Meservc are sisters. In City l,nsl Nlliht Mrs. c. W. Cole returned to her linme at Knterprise this niorntnR after spendlnB hist nlKht in I-a Grande. Mrs. Cole came to A Grande for medical treatment. Till- Drill Tomorrow A fire drill will bo held tomor row afternoon between 1:30 nnd 2 o'clock, l-irc Chief C. O. " Murch ison reports today. The house alarm three taps will he sound ed four limes. !'. To Visit llrotlior Mrs. Jerry Klminel and her lit tle daiiKhter went lo Knterprise this lnornlnK to visit ut the ltalph l.add home. Mrs. Klminel is Mr. IjUdd's sister. j tiiilieinsloiUI Candidate Here S- nater Jay H. Upton, candi date for. nomination for tho bv- ernorship on the Itepuhliean ticket arrived Ihis morniiiB from Hind, Ore., for, the Kplseopalian convo callon at St. Voter's church. The senator will he oae of tho speakers ou tomorrow- nlKht's program. Called by lliotlicr't Illness . 1. fl. Watson retiirneil this moin- lnir from Itexburg-, Ida., where ho wns called three days oko y " illness of his brother. Cyril Watson, formerly of l-a, Grande, who underwent a nerlous operation. The ....nr.ni u iiiiLkinir u kooiI recovery. Mr. Watson said this morning- H' inothir, Mrs, ljiiio irnnsiensun, he reports is 111 excellent health. Sail to Kiiropr Mrt'H I'eler : TrttkiiB- will luavc here Wcdnesduy on his way to M'W York City. I rojn tnero no win sail March 4 for Kilrope, lie win visit Ills parents and other rela tives In Greece. ' He has not s hi. t.1, rents for twelve years. wns in 112 when he made his first visit to Ms former home after com ing to Amerirn. Mr. irusas ex pects to he awuy six inonvn. ..,t. ia New York he will visit friends in Kansas City, and Wash" infitoti V. -' '.. years. It SIIOUUI liuvt; uio ui,,,.. j .luiiiinuu i support of tllu entire Interior west. Allen ........... In order Hint it may be passed iitl.iones r,) ... this session ot congress and- the- Haiton 12)' problem Bellied once unit lor an. inn PASTOR GIVES PRESS PRAISE (Continued from fg Ons.) 1 the there the Saturday Will Write l'.way Minn .loan I'idcock went to Kn terprise this inornlnB where, she will visit her grandmother. Mrs Snretu Weaver? over the week end. little Miss I'idcock Is planning to Xake part In the old-time essay 'pnnlnHl ,in,l will otltllRl tile mat-T- Edmond-s Foot-Fitter That CHURCHES TO LAUNCH OBSERVANCE (Continued from IHir Q'i- Just in Today New Tan, New Brown, Jet Black newest nov elties. Some regular. Our Special Price SR7.I5 The Pr. Oxrnrd.it of Quality Clint's Clothiery The Store with rnosfiwiec" sneak ut the special assemblies In the high schools of the county Tiir-siiov afternoon, nr. I'hy will be dinner host to the physlcluns at the Hot laikc sanatorium. Meetings have been arranged in every community for Tuesday cvt nlBB. Hr. ' ( J. ' Smith will be Ihe sieak.-r for the gathering In the Grande high school. DEATH COMES MYSTERIOUSLY fContlD frmn Ooer pltul, recovering Trom a broken leg. The uccldent liappend t the sutne camp Just a month ago to day. The rause of the cider man's death has not yet been determined. Other workmen at the camp re port lils having gone lo town sev eral time to consult a physician, but lie bad not complained of be ing III yesterday, and worked "ill forenoon until he went to the bunk Moose to get ready to eat. He washij early, and Ml dtvn on his bunk to wait for the oth ers. Immediately he fell over dead. fir. F. I.. Italrtoo. coroner, was to hold an autopsy this afternoon. The body Is at the Pnodgrasa & Zimmerman chupel. awaiting In structions from the decedent's fam ily in Tennessee. Jlr. Thomas displayed u imi nnw advertisement that was run ill Jioth evening and morning pa purs at Klanialli-l-'alls when lOniseonal church building wus finished recently. The adver tising costs were paid by the merchants,- each of whom paid a tri bute lo religion over his name. - Tell about your church events hi.fni-i- lhev huniicn. Hon't offer mint mm ten Items," advised .nelikei- "I-Ullllsll Oil tho news of what you win u your churches on Sunday. Don't i-xpect to gel results If you wail until Tuesday to gi t news into the papers." Tho i'-ev. 1.. O. M. Williams, editor of tho Oregon Trail Church man, (i religious publication that has a standing among the best in the country, wus anolher speaker In the publicity conference. Hie ilev. I-'. H. Hall acted as leaner. Hell-ions edlicullon, una illlier- rtnl te:,nM of rencnillg in' vnii- ren outside the Immediate church family were ulscussed at Hie i ou ference which followed.' The noon session coninineu ine Interests, of tho convocation with Ihosc of the Churcn vtoineus league. Mrs. Wlllam 1'. llt-ming-ton, president or the league, gave her annual report. Miss Char lotte I. Hrown .reported ror the itluMlnn classi-s. - ' iiu-i.nn Hemlnglon look niiiirnrin at the afternoon i i, .ii r ihe general convention In New Orleans lust fall. Others who attended gave Impressions. Huw Shall Wo Develop Lean ershlp Among the Men in mr i-hi.reh?" was till- uuesuoii ei-"-- Hie late afternoon session. The Ilev. Oliver Itlley. rector oi m. I'eter's was one of Ihe speakers. ilils evening the d-legutes will le entertained with a play under direction of Mrs. Donald I'agiie. at the N-ighliorhood cliilirooins. . . (ll) lllass K (3) KOOW'U . c (4) l.ymun U ...i..- (7) Kuii'M ... a .......i Hanks .:..H ', . .- : ; ... s ' ' " . -. Scorn by ouurters , I Pondlolilon '2 1.0 S IB I I .. !e ,1 S O 5 20 Kleld goals: 1-alng, nation. Johnson 3, Jones 2,- Glass 3, Zun del 3, l.ylnan, Keown. Allenipls after foul: Johnson, Jones 3, Keown 2, l.yuillll 4, Zuil del 3. Uolnls scored nrier foul: John sou?'J ones, Keown, l.ymun 2, Bun dok Itetei-ee-. Itruce, Mlllon-l-'ree-wator. ' I Obituary j Reunion of Prince and Mother Is Expected (rontinuoil from Vqko One) 1 (wlnff muchinoi of all ktn! saM, rMit'( or rt'patrod. . I'hune 5S;l-V. RliiKt-r Storo. 2-10-t ( j In tho IHnlrlct iourt nf the ! ! rnltfri KtiUcM for lh' district of. j Oropon. . i . "j ' 1 j In the Mutter of lluroia IIouh- : I ton, liunknipl. ; . ' ! i To the t rtlltors of lluroM IIouh. ton, of T.a UmntU Vnton county, j i tn tho stuti ttml illNtrU-t ufofrHiilil, , tt hunkrui't. : ' Nottro Is hprchy fttwn thnt.1 tho said Hurolil Itatirttou win iluly al- Jutilnited imnkrupt liy tho UlalrM I'ourt of tho I'lutiul mtt'8 for tho 1 llMtrict of Crotcon on Kohruary loth. 102.. nnrt ihe flint mooting of htt croilltoi-H will ho hohl ut tht offlco or H. K. Dixon, rotorro, I.n tlranclo. Or ok on. on Katartl Kf-t ruary 27th, i2. ut 10 u. m.. at wliloh time uaid ortulitora may at tond, provo tholr claims, oxamlne tho hankmpt. and trnnaiot Htioh otlr tuiHlnoHit aa .may ; proporly oomo hfloro Hald mootlnK. H. K. DIXOX, lWoroo. , (All claims must. bo sworn to on bankruptcy h In nit hcroro fiUntr.) , 2-t:t-it i , .' ; ' Men's Cotton Ribbed union suits $1.49 Ah all-seiison knit rinion. ' Sixps 86 to con spicuous value. 160 STORES I real lilcli class candy, made In Chlcngo, been one of Ihe best made for iqrty years. Sold In any niian- lltv. In bulk or in mixes, inny ia Sllvertliorn-Viight'.s family drug store. 2-131.1 One good thing about a radio Is it Is. good training for staying up When the bully Is sick. -' ' in:itns ixnt sai.1-: At finis Miller's, the l-'ur Mnn Good for all rheumatic troubles, slomnch. kidney, bowel and llvei troubles, blmlilel- and. blood, trou bles nnd the flu. ' - II. dl ItOIII'll , JfilO iilam-4 Avenue. VtenVinterCoiues Fouys Honey andTar For Coughs and Colds l-XHl I.AIll;s OXIiY. j A w hole lot of new lind nniisuiil things for Jesso' Work and the niiikinif or Jesso limnies. boxes, : frames, Hock Knds, and numerous things for the home beautiful, and gifts for your friends nnd loveu i ones. See them 01 iiiruarii.-n " Alt & Oil't Shop. ' 8-13-lt Itch or ' skin troubles you will get Immediate results for funis or ndnlls, by using our new .eicnui remedv at JH.nn a bottle. Sold only by Sllverthorn-WrlKht's fuinlly drug store. ' 2-12U To owners of Singer machlne; 1'hono 0S3-W for rice service. Service mnn in. town for 2 weeks. Singer Sewing Machine: Co., New Foley Hldg. ' When you ni-e all out of sorts. lost your pep, lost your nmimioii. feel bud generally, walk to Hllver-Ihorn-WriKhl's family fling store mil buy a $1,011 bottle of that new .ireserliitlnll of nerve tonte nnd ROMPERS llctily-niaile iiinipei-s or niei-eci-lel topllii, llllie noil l'eucll. Slws t mill 2 yenl-s . . . . ' xniv nuts ami Nvi:irii:s l-'or Showers. Art & Baby Shop "F.vcrylliliiB l-'or Tlio Ilnby" Pinli, .81.115 Oh, Oh! the session thered tufts in their ceremonial tints, threaten to use force unless Ihe lliivarlan Diet ipasses n law prohibiting the "pollution of inno cent Huvaiinn maidens by shum less and Immoral foreigners" who visit the Highlands. lllnodless and kiilfelfss surgical operations In which tissues are cut by un electric spark lire said to have been performed successfully by J'rof. Albert Doderlein, ot Hie I niverslty of Munich. An alternating electric current. or about l-Olin volts. Dr. Doderlein I, Is passed to the head. 1 sing tt Hue needle, which forms ine negative pole of tin- electric Clr-1 cuit, he truces w hat In ordinary iini ratlons would be a cut through j the skin. The sparks Jumping I from the body lo the needle point, he said, sever the tissues with Ihe precision or an extremely sharp knife and without n flow- of blood. A knire ls used only after an open ing bus la-en effected. Dr. Doderlein lists among the advantages of his electric oper ation the virtual elimination or the dangers or inrecllon anil more sliilirul 'work because or the ab sence or blnod. v. ,i. hi:.cii. ' v. .1. Ttencli. of rninn, known to his friends lis Joe I tench, died II 111:20 a. in. today al ine iiranii i Ifnnde hospital. The rnneral will lie conducted at ithe Methodist rcplsropnl church al l-iiion i.t 2:30 ll. m. Sunnily, l-nou .r.-fHM v.liimiermtin will be in charge or Ihe services. 1IAI1V .MASON. The Infant son of Mrs. Agnes Mason. Of 17011 l-'lfth street, died today at the age or three days. The little body is at ine nUOUKrunn ,v .luimermaii chupel. pending nt--raligements for liuiial. Wll.MAM II. ltHI. Wlllliim 11. l'ord. of Salt lake, died at Ihe Hot Lake sanatorium this morning. Ho came here ror treatment several weeks ago. The widow, who was with her husband, nreoiiiponlod the body hack to Salt like ror burial. Snodgraas & .Immermiin hnd charge of the shipment this morning. . We Buy f or Less We Sell for Less Men's Union Suits Haines' Three-Season UNION SUITS For $1.45 You will find that this is the lowest price ever known. New York Store DESTROYERS OP HIGH PRICES n.ATSKANIE Allen Itender. torn cannery will use bM acres ber rl thl year, besides beets and bemn. , ..... PENDLETON TROUNCED BY TIGERS (Continued from Vtt against the backboard trom I away points time und again. Hiiertalors, watrning jnnnson work rlo-U' un "f P,n,on ha'd he played a little more t-ani work and a Utile less Johnson, tin -in- might have been closer. I'endleton drew rirst blood With a shot from near the foul line by Johnson urt.-r the rirst quarter was well under-way. shortly afterwords a foul brought the score J lo 1. And -thus Ihe quarter ended lv.ll.li,n 2 La OrundC 1. In the second quarter., the strip ed machine begun functioning and. with Class taking the lend In the otrence, three rpid baskets and three successful tries otter rouls gave the denizens of lh jungle elht points while I'endleton was ARCADE TONIGHT REGINALD DENNY SUNDAY Vaudeville MONDAY ONLY CHII?0PPACTIC 'IllltOW IIII.M AWAVl Von won't need enitehes or s cane any longer arter you ha under. gone our simple but elective chir opractic and electrlial treatments. They get right ut the root or your trouble the spine and tho nervi-s leading from It. A trial will convince you. If you wish to know Ihe truth. Investigate Mr yourself. Sec nie Irslay. w. j. k. wnonixr ' 211 Soinltlt-e Kldg. I'hm HT-W With ELLIOTT DEXTER GLADYS HR0CKWELL JASON RORARDS U'h a picture in a Ihousand from a 8tory that will never die. . KtkiiitlHMly trnvn Io nima a m(Hhn M lnr nnt ilitniinn Hi a Hot I (O fM'!H. mid K)di 4l n h M. ii il liui.i-- yon k i imi il pa ho u t Ii r 1 1 1 1 n K t lM pictui'I'Mitioii nf tlir nruspniMT H(r lal hy II. Ii. (into, llro-toil hy C'hii'uv. With Dorothy Mackaill ... 'And , . . .. JackMulhall And just for fun, the popular comedian Hil fienr. C1 lltli Grille Should Sailors Maw K .'nVUM,. Last Time Toniirht UNDER WESTERN SKIES ' 1 ' SUNDAY MONDAY STAR W' - l-'i-'-. X - r?. Sri