La Grande evening observer., April 21, 1926, Image 5

Eft GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Local News In Brief
COMING FVRNTS
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Ma 3, 4, 5, G Hlalo convention
of Women's liulw In La
(ramie.
May 0, 7, 8 Orrgou IH'Molay
convention In 1a ; ran ile.
May 81 Vrlmary election.
June 0, 10, It Uiiloit Livestock
tdtow at Union, Ont.
July 23, 2.1, 21 Convention of
Kuril. west Ken I llato wuto
ctntlon In La Grniulo,
(M pl. 2:3, 21. 2 l mid 2a Union
county fair at 1 J lulu, Ore
To WclM'i' mi,IJusines.s
Kliner Hloddurd drove lo Wul
H.r, Idaho on biiHinens yetitcrduy.
llu returned lo La Grande toduy.
Here l-Yoni I'orilaud . -.
I'M Woods, spec hi I ugi-nt for the
t'nioii Paulflo syatwin, with hoad
iiuurtera In Portland, la a La
Grande visitor today. 1
Car .Dumaed
A coupe",' owned by II. K. Mat
(ht'ws was ; damaged lust liighl
ulit'U u not her machine, driven by
nneth Keney, struck It. The
Matthews cur was parked ut tlie
time of the accident.'.
t'oncUules VlfH Hero
Tlie I lev. Stanton Luphuin
eoneluded a visit ut his home hero
yesterday inoiiilpK and returned to
I'ortland, where he has spent tho
winter. ,
I'omliiu; for Ills Nephew - 1
i Uosh Leslie is expected to drive
I here today, from Joseph to take his
nephew. Ipiuuiie J - leslle. home
with him. J inutile Itfast recover
ing from his operat'u. He has
he n here for treatment for about
six weeks.'
ItcluriiK to ICIgln t
Mrs. J. A. Tracy, who has been
at Huntington for a week visiting
her iif-bun'!, returned this morn
ing vlu Iu Grande to her homo ut
I Iglrr.
To rfiitrrprlw After Car
(., M. Medeskur, of North Pow
der, invent to Knterprlso from 1a
Grartde this morning to get his
automobile. He hus been attend
ing uslneaa college at Baker.
Mr. Adskini Improving. '
. John Adsklm, who hud been 111
at the Hot Lake sanatorium for
the'pnat seven weeks Is improving.
He U now able to be up part of the
tune.
Mnki; llinm In .Sali'm ,
MIB. Kul'us (,'ulllBon and (IiiurIi
I it. Mies 1,'ora; huvi' KOnn to Snlom.
whi ff !licy,,vlll nuiki! tholi-'future
lioinifc Mr. Culltson two wl'i'Uh ubo
iii'ri'ilcl a position In the stuto
hljfliwily hh))n thcrg.
1.i'iivi; rr t'allfornlu '
Dr. und: Mrs. I.im- 11. llouvy will
Iruvti this evcnlnff for San Frnn-
Isio. whir! he will attend 11 meet
Iiik of I he Certified Kye, Kur, Noae
und 'Throat Sircrlallsts of the' Puc
)fe eoata. Th.y expect lo return
May 3.
Senior Have Tlit-lr lay
; 'I'lils Is senior day at the liiuh
it'iiool. That does liKt ont nil the
dlKiilly Ihat nilitlit ho expeeled.
fllrl (ri-aduates have lurned back
the wheels of time and are ap
pearing In' aprons and rtlihons,
and Willi dolls In I heir arms. The
hoys ulve vent to their exuberance
with' Ihe wiarliiB of derbies of
everyslyle that linn been conceiv
ed since cadles were Invented.
New inleniiiii Vlslls IWn-
A. II. Kasel, or Ihe slate rhain
ber of commerce, who has been
appointed Bateway man ill Onliirlo.
where he will open his office the
rirst of May, will be In I.U Grande
and yicinlly lor the next few clays
lualnlliiir himself with tlie
MARX MADE
Liht
Trousers
For Men and Young
1 Men
In newest shades and
patterns. Popular
prices .
15 to $8.45
MICHAELS-STERN
SUITS SPECIAL
Values to $40.00
This Week
$32.45 Special
Clothes of Quality
Clint's
Clothiery
"The Storo with Oomclenoe'
Men and Boys' Complete
Outfitters
country . und the people k about
whom he la to Inform toiiriaU to
KuHtorn Oregon. He la at Wallowa
today. Tho other gateway ot lice
will be located ut Ashland.
Ill at HonMw
Mrs. L. L. McKennon
her home here.
is in ut
Drive Hen train Idaho
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. llnundH, of
Twin Fulls. Ida., arrived hero Ifiat
niglrt by automblle.
Home ih Mondnw-
, After a week spent In Portland
visit! hr, Mrs. Vernu Alnsworlh re
turned to her' homo hero on, t'hls
iiiornlng'H train. : : ' .
tDrivo to Poitlaml
Mr, und Mrs. H. N. Aahby drove
to Portland toduy on a eoinUm-d
uro expected home Kutidiiy.
CiiiestM from Wallowa
Mrs. W. R Poole, Mra. A. Al
ia rd and Mr. und Mra. VWnlou l
Shield, ull of Wallowa, uro jjm.Hts
at the Kommer hotel.
Goliu; to Portland
Mr. und Mrs. J. M. llorton, ar
rived lii( l-a Grande yeaterday from
their ImiiH' ut ?heyenue, contin
ued on their motor trip to Port-,
land today.
At Summer vllle TiMlay '
A. Shaw went to Summervllle on
a business trip today. Mr. Shaw'H
home Is at Kummervllli
but he has
ueen siuying in iu i,ranie smce : ,, , . .
His return from . Irl lo :mif(.ini1M",w")" "', .n . OVor
ubout a month uo. ' ., ' i 3.IP' Wiul .m..hod wl I Im. dmon.
: . Birutt'J by iJrH.,,li. M. I uininhiffs,
On Way lo Wallowa ' " of l'--.rtun.l. l th.. W. H. Holi
A. I'urlH, of Hol... I.lnl.ti ivi..,l "'nlinn.p conumny'. Bton;, Thnr-
through'' I'U Grande tlila uiornlug ;
on his wuy to Hois,.. Idaho, whvAWnBfh? " wnMo"urdh' Tllci0
on his way to Ho I Be, Idaho, y
he will be employed wlt'li
the'"
Morrison - Knutson CouHtructiou
company.
Overt Imo Traali Kim
A fire ul'irm, ut 7:40 p. m. yes
terday, called I lie flro department
truck to 702 Kourlh Blre.ot where
members found Klmet Nlelson
burning trush. I'lre Chief C U.
Mui'cliiHon reported today that a
charge would be placed against
Mr. Nellson, Inasmuch as all trash
fires must be extinguished, accord
ing to the city ordinance, by seven
o'clock. .
Home from Callfoniln
.Mrs. M. K.. McUowetl. of Suni
niervllle. was In La , Orande-slu-
tween trains this morning, on her
way home from California, where"
she hus been visiting for elu'ltt
months ut tho home of her niece, j
Mrs. Luuia Childets.. Mrs. Chil-t
dors, who many eurs ago was
Laura Young, oT .La Grande, Is not
in the best of health, Irs.tMelHnv
ell said. i i- ,
. iir
To I'ortlund for Jpiiatlon j , t .
Mrs. A. M, Bruce, and son. lipl
lln, who huve been hen' from
Shoshone, Ida., visit In? at the
homo of her-daughter. Mrs.. A. H.
Wall, left this morning for, I'ort
land, where the young man Is to
undergo an operation. They ex
pect to return to l-a Grande later. !
Attenil .Mnsonk' lU'linion
r..r. 'P in..l,rn tin.l llr W
P. MeAdory were in La Grande '
attendants yesterday at the semi
annual reunion of Scottish Jtile
Masons nt the K. V. hall at Ma
ker. Members of the order from
all Kastern Oregon were present.'
licit l,nst Night
Mrs. J. A. McNeill came down
from Halter lust evening und spenL
Ihe night at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. C. W. Thompson.
She lert this morning for Caldwell,
Idaho. 1'Yom thtire slie will visit
ico and Ulilahonia. in New Mex
ico and Oalilahoma. She esp.eta
to be away about six months.
Have llu by Daughter
Word has been ree'eive ,here of
the blrlh or if baby daughter tn
Mr. and Mrs. William Long at The
Dalles, Oregon, where they now
make their home. Mr. and Mia.
Long formerly lived here. The
baby weighed eight pounds and
was born April 13,
ln'U for U'wlston
Air. and Mis. John Stewart I' ft
laat night by auto for Lewlslon.
Idaho where they expect lo make
their home. Mr. Stewart will join
his father In business there. He
returned to Jn Grande on yester
day morning's train from Port
land, where he has been for sev
eral days on .business. Mrs. Sle
ward was formerly Miss Hetty
Garrlck.
Homo rmm California
Mrs. Charles Moore arrived , In
the city Saturday and leH Sunday
for her home ut Wallowa affj r
three weeks spent in California.
Mra Moore was culled lo Califor
nia when her sister, Mrs. Hood,
was Injured in a railway accident
there. Mrs, Hood died five hours
after the uecideiit. Roth l gs were
severed und the body - was badly
crushed.
Take Over Territory
A. K. Meunter, or Portland, wus
in town today getting ucmialnted
with his new territory an state
ugent for the Fireman's Kund In
surance company. He replaces II.
R. Tickner. who has been pro
moted to the assistant manager
ship of the Pacific department or
the. Renjamtu Goodman agency,
with headquarters ut San Fran
cisco. r.
lit AVeslcrn Oregon
i Raymond ItlgK'-r b ft yestnlay
for I'ortland and other Wesiern
I Oregon points. He Is looking for
a location in that twetlon. He i x-
y-jcts to visit JK'dford, Uugcus..
KlRinttlh-Fulln-uflU- lher towns. Jit
thut part Vf the state hoforo" re
turning to La Grandtv,
Here front R mil it M'rvl lie
Mr. and Mra. (Mydo Myers, . of
Hummorvllle, were hero toduy. ' ,
At Kllii Today
H. O. Avery, county aaxlcuAur
tat, 1 at Klgin' today on busliH'.-a.
Hon? from Cove .
1 It. J. Alton, of rove was trans
acting bualnvHs In la Granda yon
tcrday. Homo 1mm Walla Walla
Mra. Kranit lMUe returned to her
hin hi to last night from Walla
"Walla where, she hus been vlalttng
, Ior lni on days wiin her Dia
ler, .Mrs. j. iHanno,
OlclmitJuu; 7nl IHrlhday
I. W. Hunmicker, well ' known
ellbien of Klgln, la visiting in - lu
j Grande today. Mr. Huimueker la
celebrating hta 7:trVl birthday annl
Vi'i'8niy today. Ho hus inudu Klgtn
tliiu homo for lmmy yearn. .
Api.,vw, (hls MinliW.
Mra. ' Viola Graham and little
.dauKhter, Hetty, arrived In I .a
Grande this morning und will visit
'hero with her parents, Mr. and
j Mrs. H. Harrison.
Here front II erniLst oil
Mr. I tally, owner of tho auto
tourist a ..park at Hermlslon, Ore
gon was In the city yesterday; Mr.
Ilaily is thinking of trading - his
auto n;irk ul Herinlstou for pro
perly here. He left this morning
tor his home. . '
DemoiistralCM KwhioihImmI CMiklug
' How' at one operation four or
five kinds of vegetables and u
'T. ,m 'm .
uveu niuiuiu iiie'ima oi wilier in u
day. Binning ut 2 p. m. Mrs. Cum-
VT"''"!"" , p"-v""
iieuitiic ui i in: iiuur uii tue. ii re
paration of vegetables In thu oven.
Hold Funeral Services
For Ill-Fatcd Fighter
MIIAVAUKKK, Wis., Apr. U.
(Al. t'uneral services for Sen
cio MnUivv., Klilpino, who died
here yesterday following u boxing
match with Itud Taylor of Torre
Haute. Ind... were held this morn
ing at St. 'John's Oithollc ohureh.
Only a handful of those who
uaw tho boxer In his lust bout
attended the services, de to an
abrupt change in plans.', ''f'he tlino
of the services' was, chaiiged from
11 a.: m. to S a. m:
rfaylor. who was untible to at
tend due--to illness of his daugh
ter, which culled him to Chicago,
sent a largo w rVuth,, of; flowers,
Eight; Fishermen .Are tJ !
' v Held" for J Violation
I'ORTLANri, Ore., Apr. 21: (AP)
-i;ight fishermen; ullbged 4o have
violated regulutlnna nguLnst snag
ging fish with hooks, were under
arrest tolayas a result ,of a rahl
la.;t night ly K. K. Avt'rlll, state
game .wcrden .and eighth officers,
near Oregon City. Kour bouts and
a nnanttty of Hshlng taeklo were
rctacd by the officers. Averlll
elmm-A tiu.t he Jmd witnessed
through binoculars some of the
fishermen snagging salmon with
hook.s, und that four of the flHh,
.showing murks of hoolcs were seiz
ed. Complaints have been Issued
aguinnt two other men who are al
leged to have escaped.
Deposed President of
China Now in Tien Tsin
TIKN TSIN. Apr.. 21. (AP)
Tuan Chi-.lul. deposed chief ex
echllve or China, accompanied by
iiiuneious adlmrenls, arrived today
from Peking by, automobile. , He
wilt reside temporarily In the
house of former wur minister Wu
Kuung-I Isln In tly Japanese, con
cession.. Clwng 1 iMeuh-Llung. son of Man
chiirla'H dictator, (,'hang Tho-Liu,
left, for Peking today with Hvo
tratnloads of Munchurlun troops. II
wu learned that the young gen
eral visited Peking secretly Sun
day. The present visit Is described
as u triumphal entry.
Pes caw ha Rum Runners
Sentenced; May Appeal
(JUTLAND. Ore. Apr. 21. (AP)
Captain Robert Pamphlet mas
ter of (he Canadian schooner IVs
cawhu, which was Hid seed as a rum
runner off the Washington " coast
'ebruury, J !'24, was seiiti-nceil
n federal court today lo two years
in ih
penuenuary ana rimu i
oua. ; Jacob Wollte, who wuh con
vlctefj along with Ci.ipbiln Pamph
let, wis wiileneed - to two years
and fined $ 1 0.000. . AVoltttf was
eonvlcteil of being the head of a
Kung of land rum runners who co
operated with the Pescuwhu.
Frank lhi ten, Woitle's scond In
commnd. was m nlenced to i tj
months uiid fined fri.aon.
State Grange Master
Pays Visit to Cove
COVI;. (Special) State Master
George A. Patmlter vlalted Mt.
Fanny Grung or Cove Saturday.
He gave an Interesting lecture on
t he work of the grange through-
nt the state of Oregon. He was
ompnnled to Covw by K. J.
Toor.e. of Siilem who spoke on
education.
Roy Gekelor, state organizer,
and Fred Huffman, both of La
GianUe, also prcStUt.
Edt-Cyr, Fomely of
La Grande, in Robbery
Rd Cyr, formerly a garage man
of this, elty hut now located at
long Beach, Cal., was held up by
an armed bandit and robbed1 of one
dollar which was returned to him,
according to an Item in tho Uong
Peach Tolegwm,
Mr. Cyr wiw seated In his garage
when ho heard a noise at tho office
window and found himself facing a
revolver. The intruder entered,
forcing Cyr to accompany hlmto
tho rcur of the place, w'hen a
search reveuled only one dollar on
0th person, in change being
hidden in the building. Cyr told
tho robber this wns all the money
he had, adding that ho also hud a
large family. "If that's the case
you may need this." the -robber
said and banded back thclollar.
He ordered Cyr to accompany
him to two adjoining plucea, but
ait automobile- drove up. und fV.
munuged to gi't on the other shle
of the. car anil ran. The- robber
followed, hut stumbled over a plank
and fell. He disappeared o Cyr
spread tho alarm. . ,
Eugene Business Men
Face Liquor Charges
El'GKNK, Ore. Apr. 21. (A I)
Kidney H. Allen, druggist, anil
Howard M. Hrownell, 1 attorney.
both prominent In ICugehe, were
locked up In the Lane county jail
last night on charges Involving li
quor law IntiaellniiM, following
tho wreck of three automobiles oil
the highway north of here.
A louring ear with a California
license warn struck by tho Allen
car, according to officers, who
state that Mr. Allen then swerved
his car into a big machine, driven
by A. U. Bailey,- oG J-iugene. The
Bailey cur, a sedan, was practi
cally demolished, tho entire left
side, from the driver's sent to tho
i-ear wheel, bring ripped off.; The
big cur Is said to ibhvo rollefl ;over
twice and the Allen cur 'was .badly
mushed In the front end.
Air Allen ,IS fo face a. charge'. of
driving while Intoxicated,, while
Mr'. Brownell will facu a charge of
drunkennetm on a public , highway.
Mr. Urownell was a candidate
for the office of district attorney j
at thu last election.
ROAD CONTRACT
CONFERENCE IS
ON IN PORTLAND
PORTLAND, pre., Apr. 21. (AP)
Fred Merrick, who is handling a
big logging enterprise in the na
tional forest in Alulheur county,
and his engin-'ur," James W. Girurd,
jwore In i'ortland toduy In confer
ence with I)ll liet Korester Grung
er over certain delnlls of tho con
tract, with the government which
have not been carried but within
tho time set. ,
Jlerrtek entered into the contract
with the government In lyiili und
tho terms called for extenwive rail
lyv 'chnsthtction Irtto the' proj
ect which embraees ' tldO.OOO.Ot'O
feet of timber In Malheur forest.
' Thirty ml lea of road from Oiune
to. Durns Is completed, und tho
project calls for &2 miles from
Cruno to Seni'cu where the opera
tions ure cerilei'ed. The grade Js
truck has been laid.' Herrlck has
alreudy had one extension of time
and on April 1 this expired without
the completion of all the work
atlpulated.
Granger will go over thu matter
fully with Ihe tlmbermaii and his
engineer and will report recom
mendations to the bureau In Wash
ington for action.
Rolling Log Kills
Toledo, Ore., Worker
LONOVIFAV, Wad., Apr. 2t
(AP). William Carey. 21, of To
ledo. Oregon, was killed utmost
Instantly by a rolling log while
at work for the Midway Logging
company near Stella, yesterday at
tcrnoon. IXITIATF CAMHDATKK.
KPOKNIO, Ore., Apr. 21 (AP).
Seventeen candidates wel'i; Ini
tialed through the ritualistic ami
"wrecking" program of the Fu
gene Fugles' lodge last night,
when more than da members of
the Salem aerie came to conduct
tho 'degree work. A bamiuet wus
held following the ceremonies.
i;i,i:ct ih:li;(. i i s.
Ft'GFNF. Ore., Apr. 21 (AP).
'Delegates lo'the grund bulge of
Odd Fellows to le. held at Salem
during the week beginning May
24. ' were elected by the f -in gene
lodge last night. They ure A.
Ralph Gray. W.. J. Tuck. K. K.
Wheeter. M. Svurverud. H. L. Mil
liard, II. R. McKiuney, W. 1 A.
Gilbert and S. W. MlnMirne.
' i'ilfs pirriTio-N.
SALIIM. Ore., Apr. 21 (AP).
A petition for a writ of habeas
corpus in behalf of Robert Ken
neth Rushell, who is nerving e.
wentetiee In th Lane county Jail
by Judge J. W. Hamilton for a
vtolation of the prohibition law, !
In the petition It Is alleged that
sentence was Imposed ufter the
judge bad disregarded an af il-!
davit of prejudice and without the!
employment of an ultotney for
the defendant.
xatio.v or HYPocimr.s'
NFW YOltK James M. Cot.
who is up here from Miami.
thinks we are n nation of hypo-1
crites. The Cathcart case, for)
hmUince. He Is glad he An out
of politics. "The man who is. o'iti
of public ifv In the most fo.'-i
lunate person, for the reason Ih'tt!
It Is an era of Intellectual dti-l
honesty and hypocrisy."
KI D I I.AO IS I LY!;
JACKSONVILK, III. Reaium
the fuculty made the sludeiits
wear collars and ties .a rd flag
has been flying ulop a build lug ut
lllluohV voiltfi;, . , .
1U1L0AIS
LESS VIOLENT
II 11.0. T. II., Apr. U (AI).
Toaiiing liiige fonnatlons Into the
ulr ut the point of the recent
tushes of luvu, .Muuau l.oa coll
tlnued to allow, ulsna of eruption
duiiiiK tho night hut there were
no luvu flowa either toward Komi
or Kuu. ;
A i-urichcr ivturnfnir from ' a
journey tow mil the Binnnilt of the
volcano wilu he hud found u small
fun-Bhuped flow from the lift
whence liail lsmicd the recent
luvu flow, hut tho. flow WU8 BO
weuk that the luvu cooled und
hecomo bIub utter truvelinn 400 or
5uo . feet. ... , . . , v ....
llnleinuumuu. (lie "pit of ever
hiKtlng fire," sliuwpd no vUlblu
sfKim of eruption follow Inir uBeiiea
of atronB eurlh allodia yoaterduy
uftornoou. ( . ,, '
BIG INCUBATOR ;
ABOUT READY FOR
ANOTHER HATCH
The largo Incubator, owned by P.
J. Powers and William Kamberg.
at Medical Springs will hutch for
the second time thin acuson the
first of next week. The Incubator,
which was Installed this sprlpg. is
heated by hot water from the na
tural warm spring there und is kept
at a lemperuture of degrees.
When filled it will hold tlOOtl eggs.
Tho Incubator hutched for the
first time ubout three weeks ago.
Afier the lilt lu chicks are hatched
they uro brooded by the hot wnter
from tho spring. Tho water used
for this purpose Is 00 degrees. The
brooder house Is equipped with
eejlo ghuis In the placy of ordinary
window glass, to let tho violet light
ray in to the little chicks. ,
Mr. Knmberg- and, Mr, Powers
have stocked their farms with some
of thu best while leghorn chickens
und expect to Increuso tho number
within the next four years until
they have one or Ihe largest com
merclul poultry plants lit the coun
ty, lte.sides pulsing chlcka for their
own uo they have hatched many
for others.; . , . v: -'
They prepare their, own feed for
the buby chicks, which contains
cod liver oil tn addition to other
material used. This they claim will
stimulate the growth of tho chick
ens. Four' Boys Arrested
For Theft of Auto
M;DH0RD, Ore., Apr. 21. (AP)
Fverett Rhodes, or 1o Angeles,
15, Is Iifa local hospital with a bul
let thrriugh the left leg. while his
traveling partners, George Thorn
'lonj "171' 6r the1 sumo clt -Pearl
Roberts, 15, and Joseph Reach, Hi.
both or Long Reach, are in jail,
rollowlhg llielr wrrest yesterday by
Slute Trarflc Officer ( P. Talent,
south or Ashland In connection with
an alleged uutomoblle theft In
Southern Culifornlu.
.Two of Ihe boy Roberts and
Reachclaim the responsibility,
claiming the other two to be pas
sengers they had picked up ut Sun
FranclHcb en route north.
- X federal charge will probably
be placed. J
THEta,si;tui;T i.iks ,
i.s Tin-: m:rvi;
which are at the base of every
vertebrae of your backbone. There
Is whcni neurly all .discuses orig
inate. Ry adjusting these single
vertebrae, relieving nerve pressure
and restoring the nervous system
to normal, We relieve and cure
many bodily Ills.
Consult me regarding thut buck
ache, neuritis, etc.
Electrical treatments given.
Consultation Free.
DIE. J. IC. WOODFLL
20 Sotiimer Itlilg.
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STUNT SHOW, if (4 r
SEATS ON SALE
' (Continued front rago 1)
Klvo stunts niaku up Tho Mt-r-rymiikcra'
conlrlbutlon. Jiirk Cool.
IiIko dikes the lonrtlUK role, Is Hoist),
In "A ltusslun - Kuuttuiy." '.Tubby
Zunch'l, Moso l.yman, l.cland Mulo
and CoolidKo form the quartet for
"Old Kayorltes."
In "A Itonmn Idyll." heavy earl
cuturu, aro Tom Uruee, Norinun
Jesse and lOurl IJarnwell, t'oollilKe
Is dlrectoi:.' .
Brick Anderson ond Iluliert tuv-'
In play tho , "Itube and Uude"
sketelu ' - ' "
Tho rifth net, "Afrlenn Cntuiw."
hus the following east: Parson Cor
tiissel, Wesley !trovnton; JU'Ctlc
lliuisonv", Jnck ('boltdKo; Setback
Jones, Hay Grirrlili: Klluiul i'loy
ers, Cameron Miller; Jiemlso Ah
perin, Kernii't ItuKuln; Cornbeef
Adams, Norman HIIiik: Mortieo
Morris, l,ee Maser; Washout Wash
ington. Wllford SIp.MiU'.l; i'oim
terl'elt G'-iines.. 'I'om llruee: Hiezher
Julius, George Oluss Jr.
GLORY, ONCE
ROME'S, WILL .
BE RESTORED
(Continued From Tago I.)
Mied to extend the ttniltH of the
city. Were Inaugurated itimullune
ously with the official ' beginning
of tho work of restoring the an
lent, Mareeltus thi'ater. The, an
cient building Is now surrounded
hy S4plid -dwelllnga, which arc to
be removed. ' , '
Later King Victor Kmmuuuc!
laid tho corner stone of a new
monument (o the war dead.
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Gauntlet G loves',
leather faced :. 25c
4-Pockct Sweaters,
coat style. Just the
thing for the out
door man ......... .$1.95
Sweaters, blazer
style. A regular $5.95
value for - $1.45
Compare the above
prices and you will
find them the lowest
in this vicinity.
New York Store
DESTROYERS OP
HIGH PRICES
STAR
T-O-N-I-G-H-T
Tom Moore
, and ,
Eileen Percy
In
" Made in Portland.
It's a heart-tugging
hummer!
And
Larry Semon '
Comedy
PETERB
KYNE'S
with
George O'lkien
- ; and j
'Anita, Stewart
RiR'n mn l
II WlftMUl H Kirsf 'I I
Mi
tMiUcr Will Appeal
To U. S.' Supreme Court'
. SAl.HM, OleV Apr. 21 (AP).
Tom Mannlx. Portland attorney,
today' telephoned Aithur 8.' lien
son, clerk of the supreme court,
thut tho case or the state nKulnst
li'rederlek I,. Miller, of Forlland,
will bo uppealed to thu United
Slates supremo court. Miller, a
Jeweler ol Portland, was convict
ed in the lower court for Mult
nomah county on a chaiKe of
Involuntary manslaUKhter tesull-lim-
rrqm his rumiliiR down with
his uuiomolitlu und ratully Injur
ing Mrs. Alma Mall. Ho win
siuileueed to it year In thu stale
penitentiary. The state, supreme ,
court upheld the lower court. Mil
ler then pelllloued for n rehear
ing,' but ' this was denied1 by the
supreme court here yesterday.
CONVENTION
WILL HEAR
DR. W.J. KERR
(Continued from Tnge 1)
Ion county chamber of commerce,
riaii Trip to Ijttke. '
it Is planned to entertain the
boys with a picnic trip lo Wat
Iowa lake Sunday, following the
convention, if a sufficient num
ber of them aro prepurcd lo slay
over.. . '
Oeorge Oluss Jr. is muster coun
cilor of the local chapter; llruee
i laws, of I'idon. Is Mentor . coun
cilor, and Wesley Drowntou Is
junior councillor. ', Memuers 01
the - udvisnry board are: Oeonre
Baby
. Clever new lfl.s fur tho lluny: (Jarmeiit HsiiKcrx, InMtft '
, lliMncssc,' lliiKitr llninejoii'K, llilxwl farHstl" C'Umu -Mil
' :i. ,, . . new SaiM I'rkxtl Might! . ' A
Art & Baby Shop
' "Evcrj Ihlng Vot The Bby"
ARCADE THEATRE
TUESDAY,
The I.iiukIiIiik Sensalloir nf New York,' ClUfugo,
, llosioit anil lxiiulon, UiiKluntl
Cumiiifr to this city direct, unchanged, from reconf
' sell-out engagements in Los Angelw' Snn ' ' ;( !
Francisco, Portland und Scuttle, follow. '
int; its bix months' run in Chicago. '
1-i .:,..-.,,''- i I... : . ,,v .. r.i i .-
"As u eomeily mystery play, ' I lie Oorlllii' Is so, far kbcud
ol anything the i'aellio (.oast has soon thut tliero Is no
ooniparlson." Isan Franelsoo Herald, lK'eeiuber 28.
n l"1. mm r I
WITH MK. MULLIGAN AND Mil. GARR1TY
iA)sa itr.v Aiii;r,i'iii Tin. ah ti:, ciiilaooi
CAST ANU l'HODl'CriOX INTACT
SI'.AT SAI.M AT ilASS
I. I'llN'KK: l.U( - l.r0 -
AR CADE
TODAY And THURSDAY
III VvVr . r- )
II uU -nP"- i VIM A
Get in the swim with "The American .
Venus." A style show. A smile show. ;
A gasp-all-the-while show. , , .
Actual scenes of Atlantic City's fam- ' y .
oua bathing beauty contest. ,
Also Showing ;
-ff-TH'irft'
Men's '-Kiz
49c
Men's Khaki Cloth
Hats for summer
cool and comfortable
... screen or p I a i n
fronts. , ' .
4
n
T. Cochran, ohalriuaa: . Carl Qt
Helm. W. Ci ltoss. George 8. Btr-,
nle. ('. M. Humphreys, 8. A. .An-v,
dei-son, J. U lnglo and A. V. LlnU
Klen. i " ;
BABY'SCOIDS M
mr soon "nipptd In th fcod
without "dosing" by as '
V VAPOllU l
o.., it mm-, j tw r. ,
Gifts
3IAII. ' UltUERH
APRIL 27th.
,1
IHUHl STOIIK VltlU.1V.- ' ''
92.00 . sa.SU iiliu lax. . y
MERICAN