La Grande evening observer., April 22, 1926, Image 5

Thursday, April 22, 1926. -
EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
I I ' I T 1
Iiocal News In Brief
i i ' mnnntt.i the sumo position for
It litho summer, ...
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COMING F.Vr.NTS
M S. 4, S, 6 Slate convention
of Women club in iJk
(irantle.
.May 7, , 8 Oii'khu 1H Moluy
lonvtMition In Im (Irande.
May 21 l'riuiary election.
jiiiip u.' It. 1 1 Union Livestock
show at Union, Ore.
July ii, S3, 2 1 Convention of
Northwest Heal folate asuo
clatlon In La Gramlo.
SrpL S3, 23. 24, anil 25 Union
county fair ai Klglu, Ore.
eft for j'ortlaiul
Albert Waldrof left lust night
for 1'ortlalid, .where ho will visit
jiieiuls for a few days.
Iiuprovliii; After Opi'iaUou
' Mrs. W. It. Lcdbetler, of Alltel,
underwent an emergency opera-
i lull at the Grande llunde hlspilal
Monday night. Sho Is reported lo
be liupioying. ;
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llilil Major OiicihIIoii
1 Mrs. Albert rurpenler was rush-'
id lo lint iioKpllal last night where
she underwent a major op. Till lun.
rllm Is reiorted lo lie resting easily
this morning. . .
r-i : (-' !
licluins from rorllaiiil
Mis. I'lclmi'd I'.i liiiudls' and
mnnil m(l Hlchlll'd 'I'aul returned
.. iiK.lt- hlmie lii l.ii fli'iintle this
morning tiller spending, the past
eU In I 'oi l hind.
Alleiuleil Mi'i'lliia: lien- . ,
.1. It. .Vslwood, returned lo . his
home at kinterpiJUii jhls iiioinlng.
lie alteniled .a mefllng of tin
Grande ltonde I'lesbytery
yeslel'duyj.;
l'Tl for Hoists
AI.. ii.l Mi-u flnv I. vm. in
,,,.
Mr. lilld Mrs. Johnny Jacobs left
liidiiy. by laillo, for Holse, Idaho,
where they will spend a few days.
ii..i.i. iii.i. ri-,,iii failr it.
Mr. and' Mrs. f. Davis, tourists
from l'lltsburg, Oil., slopped In
I, Gianile Inst nlghl, conllnulng
their motor trip today.
Left Ibis .Morning
The Hev. Duvld Onsller, of Ml.
Vernon, Oregon, left this morning ' .
for his hpjne lifter unending the Att4..l.k.,l Annua ton cnlion
ineeting of the Grande ltonde Mr. and Mrs. IC. I.. linlines hav
,........,,... 1H..I-! returned lo I heir -home here nfle
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l.r mis nuu ,m. mi, .uiuuuo ."."
.Monday.
To Visit Son
Mrs. Jennie
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lllrnmnler u rrivcu -
In l.n Grande this morning from
Heiitlle!" Wiililn'gton, on her wuy
lo l';nleriiuiHiv. wnere sue win vimi
her son. who Is forest ranger
there. Mis. Hlrknialer expects to
spend lite summer ut Kuterprlse.
Wauled for l,arc'ony
Wlllililil Harris, -wanled at Lew
Islon. Iduho, on a charge of grand
liirceny, was picked up. horn yea-:
lerdny iifltlrliQon iy Deputy Sher-1
Iff II A Kllnghuninier. and Is In
the county Jiill - awaiting wora
r, i, ul.erirr nl l.i.wlRlnn. He Is
said to have stolen a set ot harness
and a couple of saddles.
tiaiel lo be I'resonloil
A I-..I7..1 wni. In nil 11 1 tendance I I
conlest. will be presented to Telo-
easel irranau ttnturrlliy night when
ilitgiv will meet at Ihe
'PI..- .-."l U'.IU flffl't'l.
hall
v. This, gavel was offered as a
prlze'for tlte Cnion county grange
having the. largest- visiting utten
dance lit. unother grange meeting.
Lenie for Hums
llefore leaving for Hunts, Ore
gon where they will spend the
summer Mr. nn.l Mrs. Grunt Stru-
1 I........ I ..r r.iE ' ,,.".nii,. tin. vtsit-
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lived ill Itnrns -where he was mill-
er In the Hums Flour mill. He has
i MICHAELS-STERN VALUE FIRST
Suits For Spring
J SPECIAL THIS WEEK!
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Hundreds to select from values to $10.00
t
' 1 Special .... $32.45
Clothes Of Quality
CLINTS CLOTHIERY
' "The Store With' A Conscience"
I
helt tills Moniliijt
Mr. und Mrs. Ki Wright
left
this morning for I'ortluiul. where
they will spend about u week;
I
To Visit .Mrs. Hunter I Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Detts are the
Mrs. Ocorgo, Hin ni'S arrived ihls proud yaionts of a baby daughter
morning from linker for a vlait n to them yesterday ut 12:30
with her daughter.' Mrs. A. It. o'cluek Ht the Grando Hondo hos
, Hunter. , .. ' . pitul. . The little girl weighed six
To I:IkIii Tlits .Morning
I .Miss Gladys Miller, went to I-!l-1 "''tts I'""!'". Mrs. D. W. Davis,
gin on tho branch line train tliis!"1'1"-'1 ln 'a Grande this morning
morning, where she la giving piano ! fro"1 Waahlucmn. Washington to
lessons to u class of pupils today. I0' wU" ht'r aBl'ter.
VluJI...! ft.... H'....!, .1
After vlslllng In La Grande for
the past week at tho homo of Mis.
.;,' . foushenowur Mrs W. Ii.
Hurland relumed lo lier homo at
Wallowa this morning.
Two Dyiinks I'liuil
Walter Ilurnuugh and I'Vtix v'u-
yaozos, found gullly in municipal
court hist night of diunkeiiiss.
iwerj fined 25 eueh by Judge l
M. Humphreys. Ilolll paid the
fines.
Here from r'Jgin
H. H. Weatherspoon, orchaiilist
of Elgin and candldiile fur stale
representative from I'nlon conn-
'y. In the city today tin liuai'-
iness. .. I
lleif for I'lTsliylcry .M elius f;
After unending Ihi'.lfuietlng bf
' Oinllde Itondi; .ifwbyli.ry hern
the. Itev. Krnncls 1,. . lliiiimK't it'-
lurntMl lo his home at l-:iiji'rii-is
on this morning's truiu'.''
luck Glbbiins Convicted
Jack Gibobns, filling station
hero operator was convicieu oi operiu
ing a cur without a license tills
j morning by tho Jury that tried the
stule's case against' Mm in Jusllee
ol' the pence court. , Sentence was
lo be Imposed by Judge Hugh K
Hiady late this arternoon.'.
To linker this Morning ,
I Mrs. I. ('. -BowBer went lo
l!:i-
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tend a presbyterlal meeting here
ioday. Itepiescntaltlves from
:mens inissioii.il y siiun-ii' u. -. i...
I ii...u...,.,.,,n i.l,ii(.li fpnui nveT'iill '
I Uustern Oregon will be In allell
Idauce at the meeting. ,:
ii Irin to Seullle.
WashiiiKlon 1
..,, ,... ,.,.H,.th
wiii'iii iii.-y. .in, i.u.
annual conveiillon of Ihe Oregon
i Life Insurance company.
While
!,. Ihev ulso visited lit Kuirene
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jthei'. -
Ilioilier unu ...u-
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I.. I . . HIUIMM Il. Bll".l Ml.' .""
or eiiuipinent tor ihe state higii-'.o ainoKing Order Is
way departfllent. win In La Grandej , l L.v Pnrpcf Mln
loduy inspeciing the state highway s issueu Dy..rorcsi fficn
shops here. He left late this ' af-1 '
ternocin for I'enillelon en rouie 10
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nuarters. Mr. I ampliell was .llso
looking over Ihe oiling operations
in t -
nreiils Hen
.VJsltlng
Mrs. John W. Deggi, malinger
of the Hotel Gearhurt, at tiear-
hurl, Oregon left lodny nfler visit-
ing her parents. Mr, und Mrs. I' red
Kainea. here. She arrived In La
Glanue I uesuay. ... . s. . ..w "
.llierly lived here.
She reports 11111?;
the hotel was open all winter "1,u
Is doing a good business
Ix-rt Last Night for Humes
The Kev. W. S. Shields returned
to his home irt Wallowa last night,
where he is pastor or the. Presby
terian chinch, after unending a
meeting of the Grande ltonde.
,,,,.l.vi... v here vestcrdny. Otlu
rtt -
Iwlio alien. led the meellng und I'
i.irneil lo their homes hisl nlghl
were: The liev. William llalrd. ol'l
Maker: III. Joseph
A. Kruser, of
Hnker: The He
Samuel Harris.
l.f.Jl.urn8-:. ,,r' ,A Thompson of
dent of Albany college.
SMntU I-ay With
Mrs. Kmily Hondel wont'to Pen
dleton (liia morning to spend tho
day with hur son, Uoy Hales, who
is u patient at tho state hospital.
Visit Coiuity Schools
Medlettl Springs and
Park
schools woro visited ypatvrduy ly
R A. Sayre, . county sunerlnten-
dent.
;llaii linliy Daujililcr .
land one.fourth pounds, 8ho
l been named Dorothy Mac.
Mrs.
1T0 Visit Krirnil at lSnlcrpriM , .
J. R 1'rickett. went to Knter
prise this morning where ho Is
viMiilng lotjny with George Hyatt,
a' friend' whom he has not seen for
the past forly years, Mr. rrlckelt
lives at Ytiktnui. He arrived fit,nirht.
Hot Lake sanatorium about ten j
duys ago and is receiving metrical
treatment there. He and Mr. Hyatt
were rrlends together In Ohio
forly years ago.
To Spink lit Kiilcrnrlsc
I Mrs. B. 1'. Mossmnn went to En-
llerprise this morning where she
,VIH . guest t the Kuterprlse
women's club this afternoon. Mrs.
j Mohsiiiiiii w ill speak before that
; orgiinli'.ntlon on "Ainrrlcun Art."
aildllinn to her talk sheiwlll ex-
hlbit'M, jiumber of plelures by Am
'if.'Terilu,nl urliHts. 'I'olilorow- Ml'Hr
.Mushiiiiui, .will, be thu honor guest
ut a .Iditcheon to be given by tile
KlltMrprlse chapter of 1. 15, g. S
Wpman Official Hurt
When Struck by Truck
KAI.KM, ''Ortv" -Apr! 22. (AI)
.Mhs Grace JWIlmiuelli Hmllll, nil
slslaiit utlorn'ey gl-nerul for Ore
gon, was struck 'by u grocer's de
livery truck here last night, und
received u broken collar bone and
HerlollH bruises llboilt the body,
MIhh Sinllh is Ihe first Oregon wo-
wun lo hold the office she t
eiipies, and one of the few woman
In the IMilled Suites holding of.
ficl-s. ot similar Impoiliilu'e.
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Favors Direct Primary
I'KNDl.KTON, Orii',.. Apr, 22
fAl) Frederick Hlelwer. I'endle
tun candidate fur United States
n'lialor, told a Hteiwer-I.'or-Sena-
tor club meeting last night that? he
w,, m-rhe YllreM nrlmarv- In two
.-
former elimpulgns Hlelwer lias
submitted his candidacy directly
to the
people und ;was successful.
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Mldnte. for. senator who'-hn"' been
making campaign tours
through-
out the stale.
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PORTLAND. Ore. Apr. 22, (AD)
-Ali oruer pronn ig smomng in
folu. timber siiles areas, Including
87f,s,er. m ,the-Snoiiualmle na.
.uonui ,mr-wi n.j.i.1.-,
issiieu loony uy me uistriei iur-
lestry office here today. I'nusuul
r)ri, ill,r,r,- resulting from slush-
nR m di-y weather were given
llu, euusu for Ihe ball. A Stirl
n,,,. order was Issued recently uf-
lecllng an area in the Cascade na
uonill lorest.
, HanCV AskCfj tO ApDCai
Before Shipping Board
. l'OUTI,A.NI. Ore. Apr. 2. (AI')
lieii K, Jlaney, former eommis
sioner from the noti Invest on the
I 'nit nl SlateH KliljipitiK board, has
been asked by the i'oiilaiul eliain-
ber of enmmeree toippear Tor the
t'liiunijcr tieiore uu; snippiiiK uouru
at Wnshlimton In malterB lately
arlHtnjr concernlnrr iw dli-poHlllon
nl' shlpH under Ixturd euntrol. Mr.
Huney . intlniuled he would accede
to the r'ueflt.
Portuguese Aviators V
Rescued by Fishermen
l.ISItflN. Portugal, Apr. 22.
(AI') The Portugese naval avia
tors, Lieillellunts MorelriL and
N.-ves Terrlera. missing since Tues
il.iy. wlien lliey begun a flight lo
Madeira and Ihe 'Azores, have
been picked up together with their
phi ne by u fishing bout, says a
message received today. Tile air
men are s.iid to be injured. They
tire being taken to Madeira.
Girls' Sewing Club
Organized by Sayrc
OfiANC.IC, 1IAU (HM-chi1).
I n1 r (lit (Jtrt-t'tlon : of K. A
S:tyrc untl J. K. ('ulavan. tin Lib-
i rty OirlK' SvitK rtuh wan or-u-.itti.'l
in lb whool hfti- last
wt;-k. Tim chili iian sevt-n iih-iii
' 1 ji llt:i n Miith nburjr, liciin
iV;itHon.' Muhct Merry, KranclB He
f.omr, .Hona iurry. Dorothy
llnlihiijsun and lva t'orf', thv.
fjiMl tlirtM named actlns: a prel
ih'iit, vln president and ecTretary.
rrH'fcllvfly. -
Th Ktrln meet every KHiUv
eenini? artir Hihool at the homo
of IlH'lr cluh leader. Mrs. Oraet
Urout.
riti ;i i,it ih:iti;
KICKNK, Ore., Apr. 22. (Al)
The in-flMoii of the niorali of tho
jouiijt'T feiicnillon will he the nub
Je-t ttt urKiiiivnt hern tonlKht he
tween women dehaters of thp L'nf
verMlty of irt'Kon and Hevd col
leKe, of Portland. The content heru
In one corner of a trlanKiilur event
hetweeii Oregon. Heed unj th L'nU
'jersit; Ot W aililUrftou. ' ;
5.1.0. IN
HELD LIKELY
lloys and girls who will tukc part
In the combined stunt show lit the
uudltorium Krtday and Saturday
nights knew this morning how
Broadway playora feel when tho
box office hangs up tho sign, "Mold
Out." -: At 6:1)0 the lino of anxious
patrons was already, beginning to
form In front of Glass Drug atorc.
where It was advertised tho board
would be open for reservations at
luis'sns. All but SO seats for tho
opening night had been taken up
at noon. By night it was expected
tho Friday house would be all re
served. -
With an effort to cover up their
excited satisfaction, the perforin
era In tho April Antlks and Tho
Morryniukeis spent their spure
inlnuteji toduy varnishing and pol
ishing 'off the specialty acts that
they promise will make the crowd
hold Us collective sides tomorrow
I'lio show Is tho Inst pro
auction, musical or., dranuitlc,
scheduled for tills year.
U.S. TO OPEN
NEGOTIATIONS
WITH FRANCE
(Continued from l'ago 1)
niaOo relations with llio ltussiun
soviet, ' ' , l. ' I
WAKIUN'GTON. Aprils'. (AI'):
Ilatlfleiitlon'of Ihe two billion dol-
lur. Italian 'war jdibt oettlemenl
yesid'jy wus reopened today 111
tlM senate on motion ot senator
Jtecd, democrat, Missouri.' ;
1 v..v. ,J ;
ENDING OF, i I
. DRY HEARING
; V'i h; . IS COLORFUL
(Continued from Pagn 1.)
statement. lt'ed uUed many iues
tlonn about the orinizul ioiiH he
had represented and uh part of
the pounding eroKH-rxuminuttuiv
developed "that Ulnwlddle bud giv
en up "u good Job," uh u cleric
und BtenoRiapher to ito Into tem
penmee work, und now' was re
celvhifr a salary of $H0 a month.
1,' j...ll.l fill Kfllllll
Murphy, who gave his homo ns somo uiscussion louoweu ui.. "u.
Hp Ky.. and said he tond.al bariit was difficult for an observer to
in a mining district In pie-prohl- determine, just how the Idea wue
billon iluys, testliled', that "the taken. .
whisky traffic hud no regard fur stearnn then remarked Hint
huniun .life or morula." ' '. 1 Poiilund had been unlible to solve
- "In -till.- Old I'llVH in lireilliriltiOn .......Inv nrnlilem.
for nay day . In the' mines," h
said, "the 'bartenders' hud to oil
up their, guns und,. cut off the
pick bundles ln preparation ffur
the- trouble to conic." ; - ' ' ;
i1 .Mayor Devce Teslifhs '
Mayor' Wllliiiiil 'iVeVer1,' of (Mil
cugo. said the city authorities re
voked the licenses br 4,1100 res
taurants, corfee shops lind other
...I.I..I, u.,lllni- lii.nnr.
His disputed assertion of I nlted
Slates Attorney Olaen or liiiugo ut ,,. lellglh, an uppllcatlon for
that the feireiiil government has u roonl,1R house license was re
closed up the breweries, saying h,lt ! ca-rrad to the city tualiliger. and
he hud Issued a statement that otU,r minor mat ters uttendell to.j
the Volstead act was going to bei- Slni'ls (i railed . ;
enforced and the next nio.-ningi
there was not a single brewery
operuttng In Chicago. :
"The breweries were closed by
the Chicago police." he adde.l,
"Jim federal government iplll
locked them on evidence which
we gave them." ! . '
Tlte drys ' concluded their direct
testimony during the Bession, and
ut .iidjout nuient time Mayor lieve.-.
who said lie spoke neither for the
wets nor the drys. was In the
midst of Ills .statement about con
ditions ill Chicago. lie will iv
suiti his testimony tomorrow. t
Eutrenc DruRpist Held
Guilty in Liquor Case
KUOHNK. Ore. Apr. 23. (AP) !
Sidney U. Allen, prominent local
druggist, arresteil line riiesuay
nlghl on a charge of driving u'rur
while intoxicated was round gullly
of the charge In jusllee court yes
terday. Allen was arresled fol
lowing an automobile accident on
the Pacific highway north of Kll
gene. . Sentence will be imposed
today.
Howard M. Ilrownell, local at
torney, charged with being tlltoxi
cated on u public highway, . will
huve his hearing later In Ihe week.
ARREST, SLUM
I A Y I "fT I V 1 1 I . K. Ca., Apr. 22.
(AI') No Inquest waft to ie h'ld
today over the. body of rilnti
Itroun. . a barln lor faniM-r who
wiin humid to death tn hlH lioni't
hiHt nlKht. .whm olllena Hrt flr
to t he dwelling to "nmol;e hhu
out," aecorclinif lo the Hln-iiff. An
luvejtlipitlon may be held later.
Iltown harrieadeii hiiiiH- ir hi IiIh
house Mfler orfk-erH had tried to
arn-st him and had b"n r--pidsed
when llrown fin-d on lln-in.
When Hherlif It. W. Adama and i
two county polh-emen attenijrte I j
to Hirest him lliown opened rip?
and stlKhtly wound I ffici-r K-1 1
IH.ion. The nh'-rirfrt party th-nj
wll hdrew for rdnfon-i-niinls. Of.
ftc'-rs of two inljoinhy? count h n
wen Kuniiiioni'd and the hou-rf?
wan Kurrounded,'
'. Khertff Adams said he did "nM
miitose an tnfiieHt would bo- n'
t'HMii ry" ti nd that 1 trow n body
was not removed from the ruliia
lust nltfht.
IN, RESISTING
RESTRAINING - -r -
OF CANINES
i DISCUSSED
(Continued From 1.)
Commlsalonor It. I. MnUls said
ho bvllovrd the ordinances should
bo uniform and Hill suffffestcd
malitns a now ordlnunco and re
pea II tiff nil others. All concurred
thai It Is a complicated mattor.
Kundls said any ordtnanco drawn
up should hnvo somo "teeth' In It.
An attempt was made to carry
tho matter over but tho discussion
Himply didn't stop, I
KiuriH.lia llliiliOK l,linyit i: I
l'ollco Chief Haynes said thu
best thing would bo to rulse thu
price of licenses to a par with the
umount charged In other cities, de
claring that this would ullinlnuto a
lot of dogs. '
I.undls asked Rtearna lion many
dogs aro now licensed.
"Three-hundred twenty-four or
flvo,'" ho replied. , . : (
i "What per cent of tho dogs are
llcenseiU" l.ii lulls queried. . ,
"It Is hurd to tell but probably
half of t hem are licensed,"
Hi earns answered.
l.andls said that' his only ob
jection lo a high license is that It
would hit the youngster who has
a dog fur a pal and would bu un
able lu raise the price.
Tho chief of police .wild that
would bo no worse than to huve
gardens ruined after the owners
hud worked hurd to get litem In
shape. .
II .11 Grande has a real ordin
ance and nil knew they hud to ad
here to It. the cltiscna would pay
intention to It, Lundls udvanced us
his opinion. .
Cot'lirau Queries City Kails
Cochran then begaiu uuurylng
the commissioners as . to what
they wished Incorporated In such
tin ordinance.
. "Would Ii a. m to (J p. m bivill
right'"
I.undls replied that It would be
all right but he didn't seo why
dogs should run at large at nil.
Cochran answered that If kept
up continually, they became vic
ious. . ,
"How about raising the price of
licenses'!" was Cochran's next
iliiestlou. . ' ; .
Commissioner Charles I'luyle
said I hut $6 und 7.6l - would be
nil right as far as he Ib concerned.
Hill und Lundls agreed.
Luudes suggested u sinking fund
lo protect those who are damaged
by Ihe activities of the canines.
Hard lo Find IKt Catelicr i
" City Manager W. C. Crews, : de
clared that1 "we can't even hire a
dog catcher that will work."
"Weill, seo what you cull draw
up,," UnT-suid lo Cochran,' refer'
rlng ltl1 the' proposed ordinance,
mid tlu Milliter rested. C
Cochran bxpecls to have the or
dinance 'reudy by next Wednesday.
Before adjournment tho propos-
I . . r.,rric ordlnunco was discussed
... ,nutter-s report show-
ed thai during tho pust week parts
of Kir street, second street ne.
tween V and Luke, . Second ' be
tween X and Luke had been graif.
ed and that rocks oil Kir between
V and Monroe had been inked. -
TICK CALSHS FKVKIl
KLAMATH KALLS. Ore. Apr.
. (AP) Klrst Clise of spotted
rever this seuBon was reported
here today. Krcd .Millard, local
rancher, Is afflicted with the ma
lady as Ihe result of n lick bile.
Tho illseuse Is regarded as very
dangerous.
WORK
SHOES
Paracord Sole.
Wear guaranteed.
$2.89
Men's .Wear
Money-Savinjf Cash
Store For Men
1309 Adami Ave.
Save Your Slips
Tin- IImIij Tuili't Ra-kils arc kiiIiik ni-l. i:n.-li limn jiiii
piiivliaf a Imlix nillrlr mi niv uKrii a lii. Winn jiiii luite
ilnllarii nrii, wv bUu im H Imkrl. . i
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Aft & Baby Shop
'"Eterrihlng I'oc The Halt"
21 FILE FOR
PRECINCT JOB
Twenty-one additional candidates
for election as precinct commit
teemen two of them democrats
und the remainder nil republicnns
filed their declarations Wednes
day ufter thu puper had gone to
Tho democrats were: Chris
Prutm,
iJolinson. I'owder, ivo.
W. A.
Hudelson. rowder, No.'l..
Thirteen who would represent
the precincts of la Grundo asked '
remibltcun support In their cun-
dlducy: C. t. Goodnough, No. 1 : Hd
Wright. No. i; l.'runk V How
mun, No. 8; It. C. l'rovost. No. 4;
Frederick .align. No. 6; S. 11. Wil
liamson. No. tl; 8. A. Weagel. No.
7; It. J. Green. No. S; 1,. S. Weeks.
No. 9; C. M. Humphreys, No. Ill;
J. H. I'eare, No. 11; H. W. ltlley,
No. 12; 'J. K. HlKgeriild, .No. 18.
Candtdiites for republican elec
tion from outside l,a Grando In
cluded: J. A. Mntott, Terry; J. A.
Mcltuc, Summervllle: (', H.
well. Island; V. A. ltldweH, Pow
der. No. 2; S. K. Hurrbs Elgin. No.
4; Alex McICenzle, Huliimervlllo,
Mrs. Jnnlliic llreaks Ankle
IDAHO KAI.I.S. Ida; Apr '.'i.
j A I " ) Mrs. llebecea Jarillne, mo
ther of Secretary of Agriculture
William Jardiue.. Is In a hlspllul
with n broken ankle. An she was
stepping from a train here a nils
step cnused.the lione to snap.' She
:umo to viBlt her duugliter, Mrs.
A. 1 Cook. ' ' ' ' '
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
LADIES' SILK
DRESSES
A largo variety in most"
up - to - date " colors 'and
styles
$7.43 and $12.95
LADIES' SPRING
COATS
Fur trimmed, the very
newest shades, in gaber
dines, crepe do chine
silk lined. Regular $25
value .
$12.93 and $15.93 '
New York Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
Robert Kane Presents ' f
Michael ArWs s ,
Gieatest Story, M.;,
A h t r X
thai koi'iis
ii ii ( I i -imllon
hh
k u 11 as
(ho unfoltl
hix o r a
H W 1 V I "
ll f It V l' H
Ivttvv.
TliEDAtlCER
OF PARIS
A Hut national Pictun
5y the man who wrote
"The Green Hat" unci
"These Charming Peo
ple." FRIDAY SATURDAY
ARCADE
TONIGHT
"T11K
AMERICAN
,VKNUS" :
' Women's Silk Hose
69c
Fiill-fushioned Silk Hose in Black, Harvest, '
Bran, Peach and Nude colors a regular
$1.00 value. S'izes 8Mj to 10. .
60 STORES
ARCADE THEATRE
Tuesday, April 27th.
COMING UNCHANGED FROM SELL-OUT
ENGAGEMENTS IN PORTLAND
, AND SEATTLE
DII&CI TIOM SK MONTHS
CAPACITY RUN IK CHICAGO
KimaldGallaher&JamfsWEWott '
hiVAPnf-
NEW YORK cxU B0
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IiUt, MH MULLIGAN
" ancL MR. GAURITY-o- . , J
l??ir acted-" cHicoiw"''
Seat Sale Opens Tomorrow Gana Drug Store. :,,
PRICES: $1.00. Sl.no, $2.00. J2.50 Plus Tax. v
LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS
TODAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
The son uf
and he wa In
tove wit lp a bluj-bloodi-d
Klrl!
I.ovo bade him Lell,
but lit I He pitihj lit-pt
him Imcfi,
rarfji
opc. 9fale and (Justice in ihe Cattle Country
GEORGE O'BRIEN
Also
CT-V AUIUIAM fox
IX-r .VMWIIIIHIt
Q - YQORSCIF
MAIL OKOUIIS
NOW
in
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l.tlmg." lohXJ2! "
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STAR
WllLlANf FOX "braentt .
, . . ... ...
PETER BIQfNES
"' ANITA STEWART
Showing ,
Imperial Comedy