La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 06, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday! April 6, 1926. TA GRANDE EVENING ' OBSERVER' Local News I n Brief pMlSO EVENTS lorn 0 ,Mxt ur lo " (or primary election. Utr ' mnvenllaa of. Women's club In ljl Griuli!. mr Oreipm De.Molay contention In l (.rande. im SlPrlmary election. Jiuwl. 'n """ l,lo MveMork ibaw at I'liton, Ore. jilt SS, 2. '-I Convention ot SorllinrM Ural Estate urn- Lilian In I tirnnile, Sept. 3-', 2:1. S4. anil 25 Union wuily fair at Elgin, On, To Entnurlw on Itusincss M. J. (loss urovc to Knicrprisc on business yesterday. Ht-rc on Hu-slnc. J. H. Pallon. of Poillund. In hi La Urantle on business. Visitor from EIkIii Mr. anil Mrs. II. A. Ohm and Ills father, Albert Ohms, wore ,u. Iness visitors In I.h Urandc today. They reside at Klglu. iuilttkcr Vesti-nlay . Klicrwoou Williams drove. if tii kcr Yesterday on business. i - ' ' I ' ' llrrv hum I'oMlanU George II oil Bin. whoso hcaihiuar-toi-s are In Portland, la In I -a Urandc lor a. few d.iya on business. Itcally llonnl Meet I'rklay 'I'll" Im Urumlu Itcally board will moot 1-YIUay noon for lunch eon.. This la tho regular meeting of tin: hoard. stnrkey Teacher ih-iuii .Miss lllnncht- McCaun. lonelier nl Klarkc y, has resigned licr posl I ion . I lien, Hi la w eek. . Worker Conference to .licet Tho Workers conference of Hie ; Hlbh- school of the IVnlrul church jof Christ wtlj meet at Hi,- church I Wednesday evening ut 7::ni o'clock. In I'urliniiii "n "f"i Nr. mid Mrs.. George. 11. I.yinun tit In Portland lor a few duys oil liiBlni'ss- . i v auk ,t" W ork Phyllis Adklns began work at Ibr Marim-liO-beauty fhop ' yoster Jiy liner, week eonfllled lo her imK ui'Us'uso of: Illness, i .,, :' ; HuiKh Walla Walla i , AfU f V spent , ill ';' Walla B'allo.'wiiidilnKton. W. Cameron tit in a Oraiulo today, on ( hla tiy haunt ( Wallowa, ' ' 1 1 ', '. 1 . Hi it. Sunday ,f com linker .-, " y j , A. J. tJtu'UMli'.j&Bd Mri.' ljasl'l'iic; rMnimnli'il by ' Mre,' Notliet.. I'temi mine, ivlslted I" l-a; Grande- Hunf They V'erej Joined . liqre , bt Herald StailiniiDl who aocoiilpuhled. ttclll 0 rendleton.M ' lo Elfin 'I'lfls'Sloriilni - j . Gerald Tucker, foroat ranker Jenl to Klfetn 'on llil .mornlne'i Iraln. ' . 1 11 yevnl nflor , JiIb liomesi Hf ij'prepiirliR'ror the rlelil'lson, wt .. ')' . :' :','. i-. -.v. OiUMlllliiir SH-elilllnl Here 1 Aflr ipliHii)llii(r an eye apeclnllsj liiTPljilm ('. W. Oole t'eluriied la hrr lionii lit ICnterpi-lH 'thin niornv 'UliiC'Olll ,-rroin Knler rduy. ' ' I Here for Few iluyL l.otl Kuller Is vlsttlnif friends and relatives hi .a (Iraiule for a few duys. He used lo live Intro I hut has been at Wullii Walla. Washington for several uionllm. Here fixnii nlon I.. A. Wright; t'nlon druggist was In Im Clrundu yesterday on busimsg. I tiui-sl lleiv Mrs. Ira Irvin of linker Is a guest in the eity today, Hho la registered at tlio Mummer hotel. COURT RULING BLOW 10 DRYS Modern Woodmen Meet; Initiate Large Class La Orandi cuinp No. 77U3,' Mo- idem Woodman of.Ameiicu held mi eiitlniHiustlo meeting Thursday!.. evening, when about two hundred Modern . Woodmen assembled for the purpose of Initiating u' -. vlass WASHINGTON. Apr. 0 (Al. ....... , ,.. ', Prohibition officials showed con- ,,.. ,.... .. .. , sldcmble concern today over the . Alldrt,88.8 ull(, ,., decision of tlio .federal circuit ' , , ,,...,. ;.f , eve. court of appeal In New YorK,"". ". Ileiv for llauce Mr. and Mra. ('. II. llroyles and family, of linker, drove to l.a Grande 'Inst evening for the old time, dunce given by I he ladles of the .Allur 'society. Slet- Sister Here .Mrs. Grace .Sailor, of Kutcrprisc, Was a' visitor to l.a Grande over the week end. ' She came out from Philadelphia and expeels to spend the rammer In Wallowa county. . ! ' " Prove to t'oiidim '..Mr. and- Mrs. Amos Helm and Harry Itoland drove, to Condon, J Oregon for the week end. They I were accompanied back lo l.a Here Since Saturday After vlslflng hero since Halur. day Willi Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Campbell, Mr. mid Mrs. K. I- Wells ami four children left this morning for their homo In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Wells are Mrs. "Camp bell's mother and father. Iteniuied from llultl . . J. G. Knodgrnss was well enough loday lo be taken to his 'honied from the Grande Hondu hospital.' He hus been n patient thcro . for. aliout three weeks, recovering from a serious emergency operation. '.. Home from California Judge and Mrs. C. G, Couch ar"j liuiiie from ..('allfornlu, where tli.eyi have been' visiting ut Oakland for; .1.. , ,', . .1 nearly. four weeks.., They, wero ac-; oompunUd hero -by their daughter, Mrs. o. K. Smith, and her two llllle girls, Kleanor and Murjorlc, who will be guests hero for some lime. Judge Couch, said tills rimmii. ie ir n..i,.,i I morning t tin I warm weather, . ai. been visiting her parents there. lone time rising to U degrees, lladi I .-..-- , (iirevailed during their stay ,lnlhe ;To Vmi Parents I south. .. V . I .; ..MiHS..Ada Hell passed throiigli l.u ' tho eity .this morning on her wuy I to Wallowa where slie will spend :lw'o. or. three months with her parents. nf. tin en jirisv fi-sleri Mai'i'lago UcciiHes lM4tied Five liiarrnige licenses were ls 'sued from the clock's office Balur- mihm Men Iuim ii,.i, in i Miuay aiternoon to uie loiioning Angeles, California for the four years. . ,. , , yesterday declurlng ieiiHiiiy ivgu lullons for revocation ot alcohol denaturing permits without a hear ing were Illegal. At rirat glance Hie decision was regarded us a severe blow to .en forcement pluns. A preliminary estimate indicated that under It more than !3 permits which have been revoked since last November would have lo be reconsldered'an 1 formal hearings allowed In. each case. ' , This weapon ins been the chief reliance of Assistant Secretary' An drews In charge of enforcement in his fight against diversion of al cohol. . '. BOARD ELECTS J., E. REYNOLDS (Continued from Pago 1.) ton Hitlers less than lsn days old wilt be credited accordingly. ,"' Joe Woods, plcluresuue churne- ter1 from" lin earlier . day, with his, six-horse, tenm and stage coach the same' .outfit with which he drove the late President and Mrs. Harding about Oils: country when they conic for the . Old- Otegon Trail .dedication In ibit will be at the state, fair M- Salem nest fall, to ndvcrUse. Kanlcrn Oregon. V .'Announeeiiicnt-' of this old'we-it addition to the fair altraetloMs was made this morning by J. V. lteynolds, . jnui- vice, president, of the. 'state fair hoard, when he rived iion'iev from .'tire -nicy ting hnl y ycstsrdiiy 'iA (Hnfeli ' ;A Jivl-p hia; he rrained to give, the exhibi tion' an ndiled touch! of dinma. ' The 14 GntnUe- 'bilnir hns o plied for a place" on the 'ii'rogram, hut has not yet heard Trout I'M bid, ho said. The muslcluna niaile ulng. About twenty-five woodmen from the Haker camp attended, brings lng with them their degree team. The Initiatory work wos delegated to the linker team and the camp officers, Perej llreck. who is one of the oldest luemburs' of tile lin ker camp gave un address, l.on DuvlH, also of linker, an uuthurity on rlluutlsrie work also . taiiieu. Sherwood1 Williams, charter mem ber of the l.a Grande camp .and for many years ll's. clerk favored those -present with' a vmiul solo. District Deputy Kinscy, of Ontario, who la In', charge of the eight ICaal ern Oregon, county districts, ad dressed the meeting and outlined plans fo( -future work. After the program a banquet was served. DOLLAR HftlSES SHIP LINE BID WAKIIINOTON. Apr. 6 (AT). Mid of $4,oO,lu for tlu flvi Hu rra opi'i-ulfil out ot Kt'altlo by tin Ailiulial-Ortftitul lliu wns su! intttt'd lo tlio Hhtitnini; bouiil to- Ouy by It. Htunloy Hollar. Tin I fiKUiv la un hie roast' of $1.6(io,ouu ovur hit previous ofor. Th only otlu'r bid ivwlvcd nn aubnilttt'd by W II. Kt'i-m'. of NVw Yorlt and WushliiKlon. who ilKi not illft'loHi tht iiorBonml of tin corporation ht pruposod to or Kanlxu to ope rat t! tho shipn. Hlh bid wu I4.uiui.uuti,' Tht' bids vtro rofiTivd to Pretd ih'itt C'rowU'y, of the fleet corpor utton and t.'hulrimin O'Conm-i- asK cd that u report bo HubntUtnJ qutckly. 1 1 , Silk Underwear COUNTY-WIDE -, - DRIVE SUNDAY .(rontlnned from Thko Nino.) MINISTERS FOR SUNDAY ' . OBSERVANCE (Continued Kroin Page 1.) lliiell, W. V. Kclley, A. V. AndrewK, R 1. Lilly. Jake Jaiwhsoil, George 1 1 III mull. Charles Hall. Herman Siegrlst, August Slange, Carl Per rlne. Truc Holllsler. G. li ljirlson. C, 1 Mnekay, Victor. Kckley, Nate Zwelfel, Jack Murphy, M. V," Kid die and Archie Kelly and I In fry lliiiiHen.,.of Perrv. and C. C. Con rad, of Illllfler. Thq.alioot .ls open lo. every: man ' who can pull a trigger and nil wdio J wlsll -to participate shotild notify. elthor I'M Coolldgo or. one-of the. siiuiul' ciiPIiUiik . ' ' ";';("(' i 51 -, "lilt) dlst rlcts will lie) set ' later this week and announcement made by The Observer of the ' asslg'n- ' inenla. l'"armerM urcn,iirKed to,'co- operate tn the ilrlve. Tho Wing, l-'ln and Vleetfoot club will- also foster a. contest for liovs. Wnllis. of Island city,, was nam-d vice liresldeiil: Mr. Dunn, secretary-treasurer. It was voted to consider the meeting the first of I tho year. Itegular meetings will he conducted the first mondays of April, October and January, the summer meeting to be determined by the executive couinilttee. ' A proposition was presented by the secretary regiiidlllg the cele bration of July 4.' In which It was suggested i that the eelebrallon lli-n: lied XlKliI , ,; Afler' sb'endiiig yesterday ami last nfprrrt In l.a Grande Mrs. Saral( A; 8ayf relurned to licr '. home, at j'iiyeiie, iiiatio huh nioi-iiing. .llwlonary Ss-lely to .Meet i The .Missionary society of the Christian , church will meet at I he church ' W'cdnosdny uflernoon, William K. Matthcs and iiiimI coiimich; .inss jerry i-ainer, iiuui oi ..mua vllle: William P. Hogan, of Yakima and Miss Dorothy Parent, of Cn lon; Harry C. Sanger and Miss Grace Johnson, both of Puyette, Idaho. William Huntley and Miss I i Willi 411 lluilllllttlon . . . :' Mra Charles llediltgfleld went.' to lltjiillnglon on this morning's train where she Is visiting ..today llh hc-r iilice,.Mis. W. . I". liobln n. i . . . . .-' f-f 1 rr- . ' 1 To Visit Stiu Here ; . Sir Itesste Kfliaffer, of Mend,' lOrvson arrived In lta Geallde to- ly Ulal will vlnll here Willi her ion. .jjlcx Kchaffer. Mrs. Scharrer I'MH'm In. sjjouiL. uiosL..uf..tha..HUiu-. siu-r licrc. laie this .;vcnlug-L ' Mra. i. Fitzgerald will Icavu IM evening .for Port lund 'to be "llll .Mr. I''ll,geralil, who will have an oiirullon' "iir St. Vincents' hos Pllul lliere toiitorro. , .' i r-l,l.v,,ll la i,,,,,ir i,,r in .,! .MiicKsoll Idle, of l.a urttnuc, nnu I hostess will be Mrs. J. A. Wlllhiins , Ml" Georgia Townsend. of Ulgln. 'and Mrs, Coleman George. There j ' will lie u. miisleal iiroiriain follow-; Arrhed tills .Morning , . ed by a social. Alfred K. Clark, candldato for i; ; , '(n puhltean. noiiunaiion ,ior,, cniieu Heliiilleil Vcstciiiiiy ' 'statls Senator In the May primary I Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mohr nnd eli eion, arrived In l.a Giandiv. on isons, Harry, ltoberl and ' Donald. : I rail) No. 21 this morning and returned Into yesterday iiMci-noon .spoKo berurc tlio ntombers of tho from While' Salmon, Washington, : chnr)ilio,r, of eoniineice tmlils noon where Ihev drove earlv Sunday wheh they met for. luncheon,, Mr. hiol-nlng. They vlslled tlieli' daugh-''lae.k l a prominent nttornoy of lor niid son-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. , Portland. While In (Ills part ft Dwlght -Klustcr.-nlKO- Miss Hdeni'""' slaU lie will visit Cnlon, Cove. Mohr who . la unending t school' lmlilei-, Klgln und Ilukcr county there. ' ' ' ' I pmillh. ' Iteliniieil fnim PurllHinl i - W. H. Guild, lie supi rlnl'-iV grcnt Impression wheu till r i..,,i, ,,rles foe eneh crow or mag played there tliree years iigMnte euir brought In. A niice will The meutlng Monday was for , ,,, , ,,, ,.i,i,ie I tho purpose of compiling premium 1W() wntK of ,,', lists. The books will be ready coll(wft i, bn given later. , for distribution In a short tlim : Mr. lteynolds' election as vice president, was a, part of tho lo orgtini7.ntlon; of the. board follow ing the i resignation of Wayne Stewart,, president, who has moved hla homo from Albany to St. I.ouis. . Hot-nee Addis,: . of Port; lancl, was .made president to suc ceed the retiring officer, and Mr. lteynolds was named to lake A l dls' ,' provluus office. The l.a Grande .member of t Uib, board served ' as president tliree yea'-H ago; . .I'Vank Ingalls, of Ditrur, has bccii appointed, to fill the Vjicancy, but has not ., yet accepted the place, ' M'v" Heynokls tyilU., .The new vice president has ( bei.-n'f on the board' for' ,1 I'1 years." "'" ' ' " Itevltal .Mivllngs Slarleil-, .; Ib-vlval meetings weru slarled) at llllgni-il last evening by -the line from Me'illcul Springs ' j. I'. J. Powers Is 111 I. It Grande 0 Jay from Medical Springs. Mr. i'OHrrs caiiie'io l.a Grande lust liiKlit lo direct Ihe duncing nl thu ol'J-tiiae donee- given by the ladles of -Hi. Catholic Altar society hist mining. As a special feulure Mr. t'owfis gave. Henry l''ord's Itadger Oavoelle. , rlent nt the (l.-W. It. & N.. Illld V. Itobei-ts. assistant suiierliiien-.tciiureh of God here assisted by the, ,l,,iii reluriieil to l.a Grande thla.ltev. Howard Smllh, of lhe: L'llluu 1,,,,,,-lno- rriiin Pnrtlnnd. Mr. Guild. .Mission. There wus a large .has heen there nrenarlng to niiive:ii)Ul at the last meeting Claude r,nllv l l.a flrnude to make Pralt, naslor of the. : r. h... . filed, said this morning. Itevlvul turn C. Church of HUNDREDS Men's Young Men's And Boys' m To make your selec tion for these spring days. Michaels-Stern Value First Clothes Popular priced $29.95 to .$57.43 Clint's Clothiery "Dc store with a Oousclejioo" Hen and Boys' Complete Outfitters 1 Arrhr-d llil. .Miinilng I. Mrs. Klliel Cuuiniins and daugh ter. Alela. arrived In l.a Grande this morning. They will-visit at Cove wllh .Mrs. N. Sentner and will Visit here Willi Mrs. W. Slater. They will he 111 this part of Ihe slate Indefinitely. They canu- hero from Porllutid. . ' services will be every night except Salurday and Sunday nlghls, lie said and will continue .Indefin itely. A number of l.a Grande high school students go (0 Hllgard each evening to nssls). with the sinking. VL-lting In City Miss Mabel K Morion Is vlslllng In l.a Grande rrom Itsyinond, Wash., at the home of .Mr. and Mra. I'', ft. Appb'by. Miss Morion drove lo l.a Grandi yesterday nnd will reliirn loniorrow. ; Playlcs to Build New $7,000 Filling Station fCoiitlnui-d Kroin Page 1.) of Visiting Sou Hero Mr. unil Mrs. J. C. Illnguer, ol Porllnnd. lire visiting In l.a Grande at the home of their son. Charles Hlngn-r. Tiny will In- l"'i nlilj arter the iiresinlalloli of the light.'1 opera -"The Time. Hie Place' and' the Girl," Thursday and Friday nights of this week. Mrs. Hihgitcr will return to porllnnd wllh them for n short visit. Passed Through "'' M A. I.uher. supcrfnlendeiit of dining ears, and II. I.'. Corgy. agent for the mall nnd I raffle bureau of the I'nlon Paclrle system, puss cd through Iji Grande this morn ing Mr. I.lishcr's heiflluilnrlers are In Porllnnd. lb- was i-n route lo Salt Lake City. Mr. Korgy ivas on his wav back lo Omaha, Ni braska. where he nlakes his liond-iiuarters. Sys- Ihls fuel Ifc-w for Fuel Steeling . a w. Perlcy. general fuel snp-r- vlsor for the I nlon I acirie tern, arrlvd In l.a Giand. ,i., n,l will attend a meeting here this aiternoon .it I: 3U o'clock In Hie club house. Meetings of I Ills kind are he d each monlh in every division to talk about luil conservation and bring about more . rrich ncy In the us,- of fuel. Hy holding tin re iin-et-,ngs and Instructing Ihe employes how lo burn fuel much hus bee n accomplished. lien- Hit" .Morning l-Tank Gldney passed through Iji Grande this morning on his way , i... -Hue. I wlo-re li' inis l "" '. " . - i. ... n... with a shipment oi " -l-ortland mark.-t. Mr. Gldney Is a stockman of Idaho and is pr-sl-dent of the I'relino l.lvestok company, which oVns a large num. her of ranches in Souihern Idaho. He Is also prominent In the Idaho Wool Growers lUMnclallon. He stoplHd off in 1-u Grande to S.y hl!o to J. T. Loni-telluw. Obituary ... wtid i am ;oitio. "Kuncrttl Hervh'im were condhrl.'d at , I'llrfln - yt'Htrrdny.i for AVlllImn (iordon,1 plont-ct n-nldi'iit 'Of Itic Kljfln ehiumimhy. 1 - ' ' . .'riic (Uteedent wiih born hr Mm" Hotirl sri.ytarH iiko. and came lo thlH part' of .Ihe. eounlry when Jn wan Vty lyi-aiH old. 'Phe widow tiwo Hon and a' daitfjrhli'i- Hurviyi! htm. -,ir t . .'' We Buy for Less We Sell for Less KHAKI RIDING PANTS $1.95 & $2.25 KHAKI RIDING PANTS Laced legs, double knees and scat. $2.45 New York Store DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES ' .lust III tin- right lime) lor the prudent shoplM-r la rliooMi lovely aiiHiiMiiiiiiuiilH lo lu-r spilng coMuino eoUH-s tills showhiii of flin-ly scrvkvablo I'mlerweur. t ' , Silk Vests, 98c HihIIiii top style Silk Vcsls Willi, llleoliyl Htniiui ivlllfiuxvd under arm; irooil length. l'lc-,b ami K-ai-li colors. All slu, ' Silk Vests and Stepins ! $2.49 Set Well ' mailu ii'hifortiHl Silk ; VcMh with Sli'iilns lo iiiaK'h. Kmbruhleri-il jeslgu on hloom , ci-s uutl vests. Silk Brassicis, 89c llaiuly Silk Hi ashlers with lingerie shoulder snaps. Colors, peach ami fli-sli. Silk Stepins, $2.19 Hue ipialily Silk ietldys, luce tilnumil, Yrepo do ehliiu tilioiiltlvi' Hti'nks Ioom kne Ntyle. . Silk Garters, 29c Itnyon Silk tiiirleis hi alt Hit- Mason s most minteil similes. I slinuld ho one In w hich nil jiee. 1 sons could conscientiously purtle Ipirte, Hint there should be n day I iind un evening progrnm. the lut- tor to consist of a pageant r i : Vlvliie Hie scenes of the Itcvolu- tlonary uar, and that a Joint com inlltee of a number of organisa tions be formed, and that Hie ur. districts In the county an to their scnllnicnt and wIIIIiibucss lo n-' operate. . I''.' :'' MRDI''Oltl), Apr; 0. (API .V resolution condemning a national movement for Hie passage of so called "blue laws" by congress adopted bv tho' recent Southern: fair be counlrywlde, centering In Oregon dlslrlcl conference of the. i n,.,,ii,li. 'I'lit, seei-etarv was a ,,i lul elmfeli. Iiiih bien un. auhorlged to euniniilnlcato with m-nvod, ' ' ....) nwood street, 1b operated one Ihe iiiosl modern and fully inllilled Hi'i-vlce place III l.a Grande: Charles Playle and his son In elm lire there. Holden lleerl- seii mnnag.-s tile tllgnwny lilliTig. slut ion. al n'.l A.luina nreniie," NORTHWEST ; AIR SERVICE USHERED IN (Continued From Toga 1.) ROTARY CLUB GETS CHARTER '. (t.'onlltttu-d from-rue 1) ' the n wly- adnittlrd hi tliu talk of the vlHllliig iiien. Hotary, It whh told, wfi8 started by a youn t'hl (aso liiwyor, who In a Hlrcnk of lonellfH-MH ciilh'd upon three fiiend-H wllh whom lit ' forini'd an ayree- iihihI fii niitl Tur IiiikImihii iIIhi'iik. IhIoiih. 'I hi; Hecond' club w formed Hun l-'ranclHco, the next at Oak laud, and a fourth al Hnt(lle. '- At fh'HU I lie Hprnkers went oil lo Hity. the Idea wii.h one of but) iletis iM-nefllrtr The ltolarlniiH pledged themselven to palront'e one another, llul before loiijr H bean to ttike on more of the. I'd -lownhlp altitude. Jta object came lo be help for one another. Itolnry HiipporlH ihe. work of nl her civic 01 ffanl.itl Ions, the Hpeakers pointed out. II docH lint origin ale movement, but help the oilier fellow pi j IhrouK'i Hiich proj ects iih will benefit .the cotiiipuit iiy. ; ' Itptury In a worldwide tnoveinenl. There are no pa hi oricanlzerH In A merlon but In foreign enunlrteH there are. Thirty-five nullons liHye now adopted the Idea of Itolnrjv And'lo many of the ItotiirlfliiH. llii' ultimate goal of the niovemenL la a promlHe of world peuoe. Card Table Covers- :lll o'clock ni li nlglll ill ornei. io la- sure of having lliem leiivi-- here for llolse on No. 2-1. or No. I -S. From llolse I hey will be transmu ted by alr-niall to Klkn where con nections are made wllh Ihe tnins- onllncnlal nlr line. Mall from l.a Grande will reach -New lorn in two days. The new service will add to the speed of airmail NBA pictures sent The Observer either from ine .... I offices at Cleveland r Iroui San l-'railclsro or New- York. cutting several hours from the pre sent time. The nlnnes will pass over the Grande llonde valley dally, accord ing to Inforuiallon received here, 1,111 will not stop unless In an emergency. Chinese Air Raids On Tartar City Protested PICKING. Apr. 0. (API. The a!r raids, eunllnued against the Kiiomlnehuu (national army) bar racks in tin- Tartar city fur the last four day by Ihe Chinese "al lied" forces, brought a protent GA.MKS I'OSTI'OM:!). SACIIAMKNTO, Apr. 0. (AP). The opening game of the PaclPc coast baseball season between Sac ramento and the San l,ranelseo Missions was post (toned toili.v when lle skies failed lo clear nnd Intermittent showers continued. SAN KUANCISCO. Apr. 0. (AP) Pacific Const league: llollywond- Snn Kranelseo Heals game post poucd. rain. White -nn'ri Himeyilciv . hiiiiml in blue, Kasy th-slgus, (i."ii'. Art & Baby Shop " "Kvcrytlilng l-'or Tho Baby" EXTRA! DEMPSEY KNOCKS OUT A DOZEN MEN! At the STAR THEATER Wednesday A finy anil .Joyous iromiince Spiced wllh Advcul ure. and H uffed v. llh Shivery, ljulvery Thrilbt! And what fun! When . lack, a the you 11 ( fellow from tht Weal. f'uidH New York uiiIIIuk lor hint vvi'.Ji hriiPH kntickU'H and Iiiih lo fight IHh way It .tht Kllwho has roped, IiIm liearl! i JackDempsey Estelle Taylor md in : You can be sure your Stationery is ' correct if you use Eaton Crane and Pike J , LOUIS1NE Pound j j f,i, . tl ;iv a, ui ( J.Hif".ii ,u(ci'i. Paper ' ; . '' ' V-' '-' ' " ' ' A Pound of Paper and a Package, of Envelopes, The Two For 73c ' '.',- ' : " .-' i ,.i : ' ,: -. ' y.i ' . i ' '; .. ' -' ' ' ' Glass Drugs, Inc. Egyptian Government Gives Aid to Homclpss -rr iir home to Moinitala Home. bliiho-JrroI (he fon ltfn dlplomatu today. The proteKt In mxuliifd the priitfd violitlton of the dlplomutie flimrbr of the i-Hy by the f lljrh i uver tt of tRe mllllaiT plunei. While determln') to maintain netitmllty in the elvll war whk:i pret-uil. Ihe mlnlsteni arOH-rt, tb- y fr.-t juHltfh d In i. nilndltiK the irovernment of It nKponitlblllly .o- ai d t he friendly pow eru whwi liattoiiuhi ar& vU'inUgred. CAUIO, Eirypt, Apr. 6. ( AI') The Kk pthm itovcrniiu iit Iiiih or ganized relief im'iiKUD-n for the 4,. ui prrnonn rendered horneten when fire swept tho village of Ha-tin-KI-Kun, lx intb-s rrom Tantan. At lenul thlrty-rive permitm per. lulled In the fire, which Hturted at noun 8Lturdny when a maiden ehn?! In the wind earrlud Hparkit from a household fire, kindled out Hide the dwi lllnjf, to the nlraw-cov ered roof. The government him Hitpplled tvnU nnd flour for the, hoim-leftf. Vllluge flretf In Kfopt ari; (tener ully i'MUJM.d ntt In thin cane, by a eltHiiffe In the wind mninnir npurki from duineiMie fires to h hlKhly Inflammalile roofs. Wit n v.-"liear of 'ad A me r lent) troliiff to Kurojie to die we cannot help thinking lie lias deliberately wlerted ihe loiltfint powtiflv roHt' to tlw: I'tarly Uuteu. Manhattan Madness A ' : ' Comedy TONICHT '' "BLUEBEARD'S SEVEN WIVES" - I A story of a nation on the march 1m nm m (Tin t.um Played by human beings, their beasts, . herds and flocks five hundred thousand of them. Story by an angry God. From a scenario suggested by Necessity. Directed by Fate and staged by Destiny. WEDNESDAY ONLY THE Arcade TONIGHT COHENS AND KELLYS" 1