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Wednesday, April 28 1926. EX. GRANDE EVENING OrSVTa, P-' Lbcal News In Brief OUUINQ EVENTS . Ma S. 4. . Mate cooreaUoa of Women's dubs la Uk flnuida. May 7, 8 Oregim llc.Molajr convention In I Urando. My ill J'riniary electkm. Juno t. 10, 1 1 Union LlTaMock how Union, Ore. July, 33, 33, 84 f-oarnlion of . Northwest Real Estate aw- clallon In I Grande. Sept. 33, S3. 34, and 3 J Union county fair at Elgin, Ore. iWior to JLa UramU' Mra. Marvin Blake as u 'visitor o lat. Grando today. Mrs. Ulalio ives ut Cove. . kjyre this Morning I Mra. Krnest llell. of Cove, . was fruliMiclillg business 111 l.a arunde (Shis morning. .-, " Jlciv Today from Ailed ' Kaiu KuCknian, who . makes Ills jiomc at Allcel. was In the clly on )jusincss thla morning. ...... . flo Attend Hrotlier's I'mwral V Mra, W. It. Adams . left thla nornliiR for Caldwell, Idaho here,W( V,lt Their liaiighlr she will, attend the funeral of her .brother. Wllllum Hamilton. In Clly Ywtordny ' ' 1 - Mrs, O. G. 'Crawford, of Joseph, wus shopping and. visiting iu. Uic "illy yeslerduy. Ijili-rprlse Attorney Here 'J A. Pulcchlld, allorney of ICnler- tii-lKc wus a. business visitor to La Urundo yeafei-day. ''; ' -, Uiinneiil' Factory -Sloved: i Tin? I.a Gi-unde garment factory has moved ' into . the building on Kir street, Gardlncer Here hi Campaign Interest H M. Ooxseo. of Maker, was In La Giande yesterday In tho Inter- est onlhe cnmpulgn to ralBe iiinoa ; for the l'rolestnnt hospital at Ua ker. V .1 Here l'om Hnlc-rprl- ..' , i.f n. vlsilo' to Lu Grande from Kilter- prise Monday evening. Mrs. Gaulke left for Western Oregon from lu.ri, 1 ' I Hero In Interest or Company I'". L. Crockotl, of linker, where he Is connected with the Kuslern Oregon .Light and rower coinptiuy. wns In the cly yesterday In .Hie Interest 'of the compuny. Iltinie! frohi Portland M rali A It. fthodes1 relumed ' to her home, here this morning from Portland where she hus been slncol '; Monday. Mra. Rhodes takes piano To VMI. Here lessons' In Portland under direc- Mls Josephine Oraehl. of Mlss tlon of. I'Mti and Murjorlo Trotter, "oulu, Montana, arrived In Ihe. cMy '' ' passed I'uxm'iL Tluxillgli City ' : Mm' Catherine Wood tlirough the city this morning on Oraehl will also visit In Western her wily home to Kn'terprtse ufler;oregon -nn'd Washington while in visiting her duughter, Mrs. W. A. (tills ptirt of the' counlry. I.indsur at Toledo. Oregon since JjinittLty. Meet Mother at Pendleton Mrs. Krunk Pike went to Pen in, -inn on ihla uiurning'a train r.here 'she will meet her motner. Kirs. j. K .Dills, of Heuttle, Wash - ingtoiiUind nceonipiuiy her to La Grande this evening. Mrs. IHtls KpeelH to visit here for ubout a, cvli. ' i ' ' Colored Couple Ucvnsi-d Grant Miner und Miss Kleunor Hnchttnun, colored. ' It... ....! t' ( . . ( C ) MicMrtU Jrra Gentlemen, Be Seated ! '-in 2 Trouser Suits PENDLETON FAMOUS MAKE .. '..' -"$42.45 Like the old minstrel, man these suits double in biss . They'seire the pui-pose of two suits render nearly the wear of two suits without divulging the secret that you are saving money. The fabric developments are most unusual that is, they are patterns you can see every day at $42.50 WITH ONE PAIR OF TROUSERS. Thousands of 1926 models are ready for men who neyer knew that so few mills of money could go so many miles in style1. 'CUNTS CLOTHIERY ? "The Store With A Conscience" to wed hero, ' Tuesday afternoon. The) groom la a linker . resident. Tho bride live In La Grande. jlu C'ltjr Iroui Alkwl UBrrV Ituhl wnm n luiMln.ui vlull. or from Allccl yostcrday. Hero from Elgin , Hurold Hug was In thu city from Elgin thla niornlhK. Hu j trans acting business here. To Vl-lt SIMcr ' , , Mra. Trunk llanaon went to 'Pa coma thla morning to viall her ais ter. Mra. Henry liuchhols. t'loses Stimol Term ' Miss Mury Gregg, having cloned her term of aehool In tlie Willow Creek district . hYlday, returned thla morning to her home in Port land, Former l.a Grander Itctiiros Jcaae Murehlaon. u former I .a Grunder, hua returned to thla city from 1'ortland. und expeeta to make his hnme here. He la a bro ther of C U. Murehlaon. fire chief. I'tiied Five Dollars ,. WilTred Westertskow, of llllbler, wub rined IS in the police court for driving over the fire hose con trary to the city ordinance provi sions. Mr, und Mrs. H. N. Perry went to Keuttle thta- morning. They pluu to spend alx weeks or more there ns guests of their daughter, Mrs. Allen Kllne,L ' To tdulio on HwlncsN Korrest Bcroggtn left this morn ing, by auto, vfor- l'ocatcllo and Itlackfoot, Idaho on huslnoss. Mr. Kcroggln owna several . thousand flheeji tliere. . He expects to be away about a week. : Tn Vlsll Grandclilldnen Mra. Margaret McCall, of St. .Louis, Missouri, arrived ' in l.a .arnndo this morning und will vlsll - 1"" grandchildren here at the home of mother, Mis. A. W. To Woik at Maxvlllr K. A. Larkln passed through La Grande this morning on hi wuy lo wa own.'. I'rnm wa uowa ne win go to Maxvllle. where ho will be employed by the' Howm.'in-I Mrks Lumber compuny. Mr. Larkin (from Klumath Kulla iTo Wt'lwr Irom Her--, I ."The Gorilla1' show troupe left this morning on Iraln'fJo. 21. for Welscr. Iduho where they will present the play ihla, evening. Krom Welaer1 they will go to Holse and other Idaho points. Thelrjust show In this section v wilt ;.,b,Oi! ,t: F'ocatello,' Idaho- unro'a,wiit. then, leave for Now York today yand will vlsll. for ( neve nil ti'eeka?iit the hontv. or Mr. and . Mrs. ; B.' A. ' Van ' Warmer. Miss Wtllils lleerec Mollified It. I. Wells, of Ihla city, wants modified the divorce grunted him from Airs. Lucy Wells, now Mrs. I lick Crawford. June in. i :i2 4. in accorutince whii nm wnTmrm, ' he hus two minor children. Now 'he I" married again and- iijile to give the children a proper home. ho declares, und usks Hull the de- j cree be modified lo award him their custody. Only one of the .youngsters Is with the mother, he claims. 1 no oiner is wn-n mis. ,....,.-l'nV. "u m n vol In tltl ,'IIHl. II. UlQiro Uiilk'urisl foK thd limtn; tirr Iniclrcuit court yesterday. Col. V. 8. jvanhoe represented the de fendant. : Judgov J. ' Knowlos took the cuso under advlacmcnt. Ilwl ()M'ratl(in Yesterday Mra. Warren Gilbert underwent a major operation yeaterduy at the Grande Itonile hospital. Hho la reported to be getting along nice ly today. ; .. . ,1, I'hrrrva Itrtllrn Homo Mr. and Mra. A. 0. Cherry ar rived in l.n Grande Monday night after a trip around (he world on the sloam ahlp "Helgcnland." "We ure glud to get home and were glud to muke the trip" Mr. Cherry said thla morning. They traveled approximately 50.000 mllea, about 30,000 of it by bout. They are now butty looking-for a house und expect to muke l.a Gruudo their home. If Mr. Cherry la able to find Home kind of aulluble work here to occupy hia mind. He doea not lit tend to go into business again he suys, "Wo want to stay here, "Mr. Cherry auld, "we feel thla ta our home . mid . are among friends here." At preaent they ure stop ping tit the Koley hotel. Mr. und Mra Cherry were alx duya travel ing - from Southampton. . England to New York. The sea woa very rough most of the wuy, according to Mrs. Chorry. GANGSTERS KILL YOUNG PROSECUTOR (Continued Kroin Page 1.) mediately under the direction of Slutes Attorney Itobert K. Crowe, who declared he wua astounded at the temerity of tho killers. A con ference of slate, county und city orrlcluls wub culled to lay pluns for rounding up gangsters who might furnish clews Icudlng to the Iden tity of the machine gun crew, i Three men who found Huffy -lying mortally- wounded near tho sceno or the shooting were held early toduy for further 'uwPBtlonlt)g. McBwIggin and. his companions were driving toward Chicago when the enr which had been following them drew alongside to plnca the machine gun in runge. After the flrsl volley the occupants of the at tacked enr deserted their machine and as they ran away were spray ed with bullets. Duffy fell and died several hours later 111 a hoa pltal. The threo others staggered back to the auto and Bpcd away. A mile and a half from , the scene, the bodies of McSwiggtn and I Dohei-ty were found. Indications were that McSwIggln hud put up a desperate strugglo to escape, or overpower hla captors. , . t i'i Fate of Ono Mystery , ! , The fulo of tho fourth 'member of the .McSwIggln party Is n mya tern . . " ' " A hundred or more arrests were jnude In raids upon saloons and roadhonses in the search for the .machine gun crew. ; . A.bullei.irlrtrtled tintl'bjoodstalned auto, believed to have bo6n ..the muchlne In which McSwIggln und lil compuniona were' riding was found in Oak Purk, a suburb, 'of Cicero. . ' Tliie usBass'lhutlons" Tust nlghUof Win.' -Mcwlggln, usHlsttint . states -attorney,: .and wo 'companions bropght the roster of three 'years slaying in Chicago gung warfare und Illicit iiiiudr rnunlnu) rivalries lo nearly 100. The most popular method In dis posing of enemies litis been to' "take 111 in for a ride." In three recent uttucks. however, , machine guns have been used. CONVICT CASE TO BE ARGUED MAY 25 IN SUPREME COURT SAI.KM. Uri-i Ar. 28. (AI) Tht ruse of I ho Htutt uKttlnHi Tom Mumiy und ugiiiiisl KMwortli Kil 1y nd Jitim-n WiHoH will 1 huutf. Iifrnm tin Hluli HiiprriiMJ court frti Tuosdtiy. Mny,-5. Arthur H. Uni son, clerk xiP the court unnouncd today. Murruy, Kelly, und Willos ure the Ihret con vie tH in tho lownr court for nmrloii county for flrnt egi'ic inurdcr In the iienltentltiry hreiih liiHt Aiiffimt ill which two r u a id a, J. M. liohiiun und John' Sweeney, mid a convict, Oregon Jones were killed. ,i; . :! Oregon Wool Growers To Gather More Data riCNDLKTON, Apr. 8. AI') j The Oregon Wool CirowerH um ; social Ion will Kuther more dutu Ijo ipresei.t to the interHtate coniinci iconiiiifHHlon, for reparation from I tran.tconliuentttl romls u the r Uult of ii lowered revision on livi itftock rules. This uctlou wua taken hit a HieethiR of executive commit tec here ynnlerdny. Throuph thi- reVlBlon til rnli'B Iht growvm of the northwcHl will reuU.e a buv- Inp of $Hi.ooo yearly.. Spanish Flyer Arrives At French Indo-China ' HANOI, l-'rench Indo-t.'hlnu. Apr. 2K. (A I') 4'aptHln Lorlffu. 6nu of thu Kpanlsh Mudrld to Manila flyerM, who wus obliged to conic down ut Vlnh ' for Kuaoltitc yesterday arrived here at 6:30 o' clock hint evening'. Captuln On It urza, hln compunlon, arrived from Kutgon Monday. The next ttugv of the flUlit fn lo atiton. UAIUiK SINKS SAN l-'KANCISCO, Apr. 2S. A1 The burgtj Murtlnese of the Shell oil company, was rammed land niink ut the en trance lo Hun : Pablo tiuy today by The A nicta ted Oil tanker Frank O. hrunim. j which wmm iiroceMllnic to Martinez from Monterey. Hoth venjela wt re ! heavily loaded. As fur aa known there was no one on tho barge. The Orumni CONVENTION 5 - PROGRAM IS ' ' COMPLETED (Continued frAn Pai Onu) lirealdent, O. K. W. O. Ailu Mra. A. U Itlcbartlun. Mra. K. L. Holmea. at the piano.. Itcnilnltjuenccs by Mra. A. Jj. Ivan hoe, president of La Grando Neighborhood club in Sextet (Krom, Lucta 1I Lam mermoor DonlseUl). Mra. A. 1.. Hlchardaon, Mra. W. II. Oohnen kamp, Jr., Q. L. lutlon, Gcorsro 8. Blrnic. J. T. Longfellow, E; D. Towler, with Mrs. K. U Holmoa ut the pluuo. deception I-a Grunde Neigh borhood cl ub; assisted, by Klffln Womun'a Improvement club, lTn Ion Woman's club, Covo Woman's club, I -a Grando Parkdule club. Music by l.lndaay'a ore host rt. TIKSIIAY MOKMKU ' Mra. Hut die Orr-Ounburr - and MIhs Grauo I'humberluln, preaid Inir. o:30 u. m. Kcglalrutlon ut me KlkH' temple, t ! B;uu a. in. Community singing, Mrs. lien H. Fisher, song leader. 11:16 a. in. Appointment of committees, announcementa and report of progrum commUteo. 10:00 a., in. Keports of - off. co i s. reports , or standing commit - teea. greetings from fruternul ueh gates. . 12:tiU Luncheon conferences1 Applied ' education depurtment Miss Grace Chumberlain. presid ing: publicity problems, Miss Veil a Winner, presiding. . TIESOAY Al'TKKXOOX Mrs. C :. II. Castner; and Mia. Jessie I. Mct'omb, presiding. : 1:15 p. in. Community singing. ' 1:3" p. m. iH'partment. of American Citizenship. Mrs. L. II. Castner. ehulrmun. ' . a ltd reus trot' A.' (A 8t runge, state director Amerlcunlzatton schools. 2:30, p. m. Neighborhood club Hoxtet, . 2:46 p. in. i-1 Depurtment .cf Americiiii Hon'ie, Mrs. Jesstn J. McComb, chairman. ' -v-'Address "Kducutlon and Oein ocracy." President K. O. Holluml, Washington Htatc college. Report of committee on reso lutlona. i Ti'HKitAY i:vi:xin. L. 1). s. l,alx!nint'lf Mrs. Haidle Orr-Uunbar Mrs. Alexander Thompson, and pru- sldlm?. Hand concert La Grande nlclpul bund, Andrew- Loney, Mu . Jr.. director. Monday Musical chorus, Mrs. Jessie. A. Hoskins, director. ' Department of legislation Mrs. Alexander Thompson, chairman. Address "The Knactment r.f Better Laws- A Challenge lo Women," A. A. Hmllh.. Hnkor. " Monday Muslcul chorus. Deonrtment of International HelaUons, Miss Cellii Gavin, chaliv man. Address "Personal Convict loin Out of Murope," President A. H. Upham, I'nlyerslty of Idaho. . t:iM:SDAY MOUSING ' "Aixwlr TluHtn Mra. . Hal tile Orr-Dunbur and Mi's. K. P. Mossman. presiding. -, 9:OU a. m.1 -r Notnjnatlons .for state officers. ..11:30 u. in. JunlQi" membership report. Mrs. ( Hi" Voodwar.1, chairman. 10:00 a. m. Department of Pine Arts,' Mrs. K. P. Mossmiin. chairman. Music. Mrs. Win. Kras slg; Literature. Mrs. H." II. Henl- muii; Dramatic performuncc "I he Circle," by members of the lu Grande Neighborhood club, Mra. Donald M. Pugue, director. wi:in i:siay Airi;Hoox lOlkt Templi. Mrs. Huldle orr-Dunbar und Mrs. I.. K. Bean presiding'. 1:H) p. . i'rouesslon of presi dents. t- 8:30 p. in. Auto trip to Muker; complimentary swim In nutalor- fum. '.6:0 :f in. Milliner', given by, Alpha Lllerury club of Huker, ut Lluptlsl church. Baker High Siiiool Amlitorhmi MIhs Grace Chamberlain und Miss Vella Winner presiding. 7:30 p. m. Mixed quurtelte. , Holo. Karle Denlium, Miss Ida Kosstim, aceom pa n 1st. Group dance "Luvcnder und Old Luce." featuring Mrs. Norman M uegge wit h M rs. Leonard H, Klnch, sulolsl. and chorus. . Department of Press and Pub licity, Miss ,Y'-Iltt Winner, chair man. Address "Increased Achieve ment Through Intelligent Public ity," Krunk B. Appleby, editor. La Grande Observer. Department of Applied K dilu tion. . Miss Grace Chumbeiiuln, ehulrmun. Department reports. Address "County Unit Pluu of Kducatlon," Prof. Bonier P. Kalney. depurtment of education, t.'nlverslty of( -"Oregon. lilt USD AY MOUSING f 7:3 a. m. Cowboy breukfust at city park, compliments of 'Dillon county chamber of commerce. (Polls open from 9:00 a. m. to 1 :o p., m.) Klks' temple. .Mrs. Haldie Orr-Dunbar presid ing 1 - , H:oo h. in. Community slngliif, Mrs. Ben Fisher, lender.- 0:30 a. m. Scholarship loan fund report, Mrs. Walter L. Heiu bree, chairman. l:(Ht a. m. AddreHs. Miss Cor nelia Marvin, state librarian, fol lowed by discussion from the floor. 11:00 a. m. Final report uf committee on resolutions, Mrs. K. A. Jones, ehulrman. 12:00 a. m. Noon Intermission, t Luncheon conferences Depurt ment of public weJfare, MIssGruce Phelps presiding: depurtment of A me r lea n cl 1 1 xensh t p, M rs. C. H . Castner presiding: Department of fine arts, Mrs. K. I. Mossman presiding. thi miay i:yi:m.g Mrs. Ma B. Calluhun. Mrs. Huld le Orr-Dunbur and Miss Grace Phelps presiding. 1:15 p. m. Community singing. 1:30 p. m. Department of Pub--Uc- Welfare, Mt Grace Phclpi, DEFY 'LE6GERS I'AIIIH. Tcnn.. Apr. !S. AP) Clots Murtln, 21. fiu-nicr. wai ar. reatcd today, ctmrjod with murdpr In connection with tha ilwloc of Thomu J. Kvani, law enforcement leader. - v. . . lAllia, Tcnn. Aprf 2." (AP) While prellmlnarj' hcKrtnm were to be liven Clyde Laableo, - ii and Frank Qramrer, 1. on belur nc- ceworieM after the fact-tn tho sla' InC of Thomati Kvans, dry oruaader1. todayt,- offlcori continued, tholr In. vcativallons of th killing. -, ; i The two youtlia were taken into custodf yeatorday In the face of threat of tho moonahlnln( clan In Northeastern Henry county that If an arrest was made for tho slaying of Kvans, atven other men would dlo. .;-'i ' -.. .. - -r': , IJoth youths live in the. neighbor hood whers Kvans was ambushed on April IS and were taken into custody on warrants sworq to by lovatta'. widow, officers describe J the arrest as a. ."technical nio." chairman. V ' -,' .' : "loern)echer.. Hospltar'--W. R. Gilbert, regent ' of University of Oregon.; ' .' . ' . '. . . - "Anll-Nurcolics" W J. Hervlg. president . Oregon f Antl-Narcotlcs leugue.. ' j : : ' S:S0 p. lli.-Muelo Violin, solo, J. Lindsay. . r ; . 2:45 p. hi; Invitations (or next con vr ndon. , unfinished business, announcement of -election,-Installation of new officers', und adjourn ment, ? ': ' . IVIDAT MOJIMM1 RJUO a. Im.-Caravan leaves for Wallowa -Lake ; Wonderland. - liclegaU'S who- desire- to Uulte this -trip 'to' the."8rHierind o( America;', .nro vequeated 'to regis ter at Information - desk :jrlaf, to o:uu p. tn. weunewiuy. . v , : . Jewelers of 2 States Elect New Officers l;ONaVIEWj '. Wash., Apr. 3. (API The ltetall Jewelers Asso- clulloit of Oregon and, 'Washington holding 'joint annual 'sessions -hero today elected officers. Those chosen .by the Oregon' association 'woreri'resldentf; W H. ' Haxton, Portland: .first ..vice preatdont, W, I''. Hertrpnd,, Ma'rshflold: . second vice .president;- it, l. Warren, Cor valllsi tjilrd, r.lce presldcoti Miss Oeorxla' Kkstrom, - Astoria; secrc-tar,-trca'surer;' A. A. Keeno Halem; members1 executive committed, V. A. , Hclfkempcr, . PortMind.Land. I'", M. Krenrh. Albany. .Miss Kkstrom is the first woman -to' be elected as an-'officer of- the -association. I .' 1 The Joint nieming ' went on. lte- coril Iri 'fAvor of 'estHbltshiiicnl bf a horiiloglfcal. school t Oregon agrl-. culluro-oollege. -.' i..., -.... Whittemore May Go on ' ' Trial : In . Baltimore Bt'V,Ai.d,' -k-'f i'-iA- a ( ap) A Jurjt whlcJi, tiled him for the murder of. two bunk-guards having disagreed. . and. Itlchard Iteese Whltteinorc.' the ;'cundy kid" of the ..underworld, (..today -, seemed likely (to-bt Bl'i'iftq Httltlmoro to be tried 'for killing? a" penitentiary guard. . . . ' ' '' ' ' ' The Jury wiis discharged ..last night 'after deliberating 20; hours. In llulllmore States Attorney Her .bret'ilt. O'tSonnor .said he- would ask Immediate ' waiver of charges by New York and Buffalo to por mlt Whlttemorc'g, removal. Ihdl ontloiM were that O'Connor's . ro iiuesl would be granted. ' ' . ' SHU' roCRlill IS -WK-KAIJI.T HTK MAIIIK. Mich. Apr. 2S. (API The steamer 'Harvester was locked In' Ice at the west end of the Plratls uf Mackinac today after burking ' the Ice since Mon day night. Freezing temperatures were strengthening the. grip of the' Ice fluid on, the steamer. MKM. A. II. fAVIS. UNION, Ure.. Ap. 28. Mrs. A. It. imvls, of Union, ftuHHud iiway Hi Hot lAiUe after huvlng bvvn In. Ill huu l(h for flevprnl yrara. Kuni-ntl Horvlccfl are hclns hero thin afternoon. Hh Ih Hurvlvcd by one iIhur li ter, I'Mnu. Uy three roiid, Mrrtoit, Walter and Krucn, nil of Union, a HltT, Mrs. Alice DauelnTly, imkI h Itrotlicr, K, A. ItlCKR.' Success li -Jmple mailer uf -ihimI-ing wlv'lj anil fjivlng ell. Wo offer tills xca.-iai e cepllinisl tslllrH In hlilu, lirttiil fnim . , II,M lo $M.OU TIkc suits rriirrstiil the very best lhl tim'iitrlil buy ing puer '(n prtslui c In quality niert'luuidlsr. . IW' sure lo w tlieni It will mean a big saving lu yim Mens Wear Money-Saving t'anh Store For Men 130 Ada At j f i ' I i il I r i Obituary BIRTH RATE IN K L I ' U.S. DECLINING ,! . (Continued Front age 1.) vent of all criminals are feeble minded. There uro many . chuar rlned psycholoslsts who deny. It now. . . 1 "lr. Cui ll siiys!) 'This whole modern attitude thut half tho d'. llmiueney In society Is thu resuH of Inborn mental defect Is gromrl ed on error. The social workca arc sincere, the JuiIkcs falr-niliid-ed. the averaRv educuted person IntelliEent, but they are nil mis informed. l'sycholoKlals as well as nyiny outaidu, tho field huvc been ffullty of ovcr-huntys Kener--allsallon. of an over-sealous at tempt to apply prematurely the findings of a science yet In Its infancy.' 1 : .,- ' "Thero la much more m.'Tir. .(.urtl's paper to' inake one , lielleve that the. intensive study of.Tciimo, which Is getting under way In this country, will dispel I lie her. edilary ' dlseuse theory,- and . thus relieve us of this whole .sob-sister iiiaudllhtsm of. crjuitnu! coddling." CHARTS FINDS OF SCIENTISTS (Continued From Pago 1.) cannot hear, an opportunity to learn the i-iiytltins of words and music through their fiiiKer tips. Kndeavorlng to prove that a cj-leratlon of pulse beatu during excltmenl ure caused by sccreilous lu the adrenal glands, Dr. W. II. Cunnon. of Harvard, found that when a dog barked ut a -cat whoso heart had been separated, from tho nervous system tile luei-ease was enormous, but this wus not tho cause when tho jflnmls were de-nervuted. ' . " ' VANCOUVER ' ' sKy pilot :i -; EXPLAINS (Continued ; from; I'ngo, 1 ) . der tlin nnino of' William Jonos; Which he took at random, to avoid publicity which had followed him throughout the court martlul In vestigation, i . - '' lie found the next day nfter reg- ciiiNF,sr. ii:iiuih Uso Herbs and ltoots for cur ing your ailments. -M..V ON . 2103 4th Ht. P. O. llox 828 .'... . 1m Qrnndo. Oregon. We Buy for Less We Sell for Less Sampson's Suitcases " ,95c ' .;;- English Pants iLarge variety of the , new colors , to choose from r $4.45, $4.95, $5.45 Straw Hats ' For- the folk in the field and in the gar den !,'. " ' 29c ' ' New York Store DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES ARCADE TODAY-j- THURSDAY The 100'o . Lpva Comedy ABOCPMi'MlNJOl rtOKCNCC VIGOR' IMAICOIM (T.CUIK P.OOVCTIOM C.Qlvamaini JUttm He isn't much as a waiter But as a lover! - 0-o-o-la-la! Friday "Dick" Darthelmcss (DUCHESS) V AND THE 7 MetniK at (he hotel,' no said, that Airs. Tabor had registered; under the nume OfUoneUO IhtmeUlatcli" depiunded that tils room bo changed from thn third floor to the second and this wua done ho said. Mrs. Tabor explained her act In registering under the numo of Jones by saying that' thero were persons in Simla Cms that slut did not want to sec, und hid behind tho allua. ' ... ' Captain Clumpltt arrived last uight, but eluded newspaper nven who tried to find Mm for an In. tervlew. le was not found until after he had reported at post head quarters shortly before noon. WORLD TRADE HEALTHIER IN CURRENT YEAR (Continued from Page. 1) iuenlly of consuming power. JHacuMjlng the great clialiBcin.il has taken place In America's for. elgu trade since tho "placid days bolo i'i) the war,'" Mr. Kanell siiid: 'Agriculturists, bunkers and railroad and steamship men are now nivalin lo tho Importance of foreign trade developments, eager to take their share and all bullil Iiib tut tlie steadily Increasing to tal. We are searching the sluio of expanded Interest and partici pation vhlch lends to diminish the risk of the whole beeauae of its widened distribution." Much Vet lo Accomplish. ' "Thero Is still plenty to do.' cautioned Mr, Kui-roll. "Work solved the problem of success. It The, Dearest Name t "Mother 1" " One touching tribute of affection for a Mother is in the form of a Mother's Day Greeting Card '. We have a beautiful line of distinctive and original cards for this occasion. Here you will find the best ' ' V in Greeting Cards. ; - Newlin Book and Stationery Co. it; . Boys' i ' ',' ; 1 ! Kor Suninier wear heautlfnlly Uillored -r- slses I lu 7.: ...'.'. fil.75 lo.l',7a " - I-... - ..- Art & Baby Shop . "Eierrlhlng Vot The Baby" STAR I Also ANDY TONIGHT i Lon Chancy "OUTSIDE THE LAW" Priscilla Dean - v ; vi shoes-ri'i $1.90 Men's Outing ' SKoes ' with either leather or; rubber composition soles and heels, soft,, pliable uppers. Sizes G to 10. ' mm must bo kept up to iuulnlain; yiu, 1 result." . - ; . .. .1, Kver since tho beginning of tho ; war. he raid, the world has beeii" llvlng on a lower piano than h' been Its custom. .;.; .,' .; '',' "It Is gradually getting back- to a pre-war status of production and consumption." he continue. I. "and In that lie tho hope of bet-' lerinent." " ' "' Longies Starting THURSDAY mm A sfcat forest fhc and miles of it astounding terrifying leaping at -you from the 'screen a. girl a man and House Peters. A wonderful ro mance of the big North Woods greater than The Storm. , GUMP Comedy :Ti
