La Grande evening observer., May 13, 1926, Image 5

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Local News In Brief 1
vOOMINQ EVENTS
iume t. 10, II Union LlTMtork
f how M Union, Ore.
July. 13, 14, IS and ll-rmi
Hoummkm' institute under
Mwplces Hie Observer.
Julf a, 18, M Ooorrution of
Northwest Real Estate aiw
ciallon to La Grande.
Kepi. SI, 33, SI, and IS Valoa
county fair at Elfin, Ore.
W.-W. Kcd,.or?8rulllu, Wash.,
In the city on business today.
J li re Today on BuWneus
ituipn itutier, a lurmvr ui iauu
Canyon, was In the city on busi
ness today., . ... , ,
Here from HuninHTVillo
Clyde MeKenadu was In the city
rum his homo at Huiiiiuervllle to
.Way. :
(Leave for Sttlc
John Wright will leave totuor-
rowv morning for Huatlle, '- Wash.,
whero he has received a position
Iwlth a stoumshlp company.
i fro Visit HlKter ;' -j
Geo. Gluss Jr. left toduy for Ku
.I pene, Oregon to,vlH; his . sister,
Miss Ulrunor' Glass; -M:ho-is,.a Uni
verity, of Oregon student. ;
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.M-d 'llrotlier Hen) ;''
N. A. . Anderson , returned to. his
homo at lmbler this morning after
visiting' here for two days , with his
brother,. W. K. Anderson.
To Visit' Sons "' K ." , .
Mrs. N.. W. Goodihau ; went ; to
ll.ostine on this ' morning's train,
where she will visit for the - next
two weeks with her' sons, LY M-jiod
llalph Goodman. .
lleturns 10 l'ortuuul ; " -
Charles Ash returned'.' to Port
land yesterday after spending a
few days here at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wllliuui
Ash; '' ..'.," '
Called to Hauies '
Mrs. Jennie Thompson went to
Haines Tuesday culled . by the
death of a relative. She will re
turn to her home here in a few
duys. ' " . ' ' f
To Vlsll Ulster Here
Mrs. Kuth Nelson und small son,
I Hivld. arrived here this morning
from Pendleton.. They will visit.
over the week end with Mrs. Ncl
son's sister, Mrs. Herbert Green.
To' Wallowa ori liustnesK ' .
Mrs. John Noble, whose home Is
at Bulse, Idaho, arrived here this
morning on her way to - Wallowa
on uUKfntms. ' Kite expects-- lo be
i . IHoro three days. ,,.
To Seattle on IliijIiU'Wi . .
Herman -Moser, proprietor of the
Motor Transit .company here, left
vestcrduy fo'r'Heattlo on business.
He uiiLdo. Miu trip by auto and ex
pects to.Uiel i(way two or three
days. ,;'-1 ' ' .
To Visit Daiigliter -
Mrs. Hiiilly llendel left last eve
ning fir ..Clurkston. Wnshlngtotn
where shofwlll visit Iter daughter.
Mrs. O. K. Cleveland. 8he expects
lo be away? a week.
A-fl for Yakima Home
Mrs.'cliurles W, Moran and little
daughter, Patrlea Ann, left lust
night : for Yakima,.-. Washington
where they make their home.
They have lieeii visiting in l.u
l!rand at the home of Mr. Mor
on's mother, .Mrs. Mae Moran.
I Ire DaniugeH Itoof
Klre dumaged the roof of the
liustav Wlssler home at 30t Main
avenue yesterday afternoon to
i about $UI. The fire department
wus called to the site but the
lihize was extinguished by- ineiins
McKIUUIN
Straw Hals
'" For Men . '
:T CLINT'S
In lipw fancy and plain
-band styles in
Sailor and Panama
;2.4S to $6.45
Hats of Quality
Cli
nts
iClothkry
"The Stove with ft Cbnacieooe"
Men and Boys Complete
Outfitter!
of a stream of water from u gar
den hose. - '. '
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Here on llnsllieKH . ,l
Hurry K. Coffey Is ll business
visitor here from Portland. Mrs.
Coffey accompanying him. -
hall Lake City Vlslliini llcrr--
Mr, and Mrs. N. J.' Hansen, Mrs.
C. W. Gates and lleif Croft, nil of
Suit l.nko City, spent lust night at
the .Foley hotel, continuing their
trip west 'toduy.
Goes to Vorllmul , t
Mrs. Earl, Ktoddurd went . to
Portland early this week.
Here from Milfoil
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde If. ' ; Harris,
of 'Milton, are guests ul the 8om
mer hotel. i . '
Turotiis Altoruey llere-t- '. ' " j
' l K. O'Nell. utlo'rney ul Ta
coma. Wusli., was'ln town yester
duy on legal business.
Ilrlviug to Court
Mr. and Mrs. I). W. Noi rls, , of
Marshulllown, Iowu, were . in. la
Grunde lust nlglit, mopping' en
route to the coast. ;-'
Iteeoverlnu; From m-i ation
Mrs. J. J, Ht-oughton, who un
derwent u lliujor operation WimI
nesdny morning ut the Gmnde
Itondu hospital, is making u- good
recovery.
Ha.sMlnor Oiicratkm " ' ' '
' Mrs. Claude II. Wood, of Cove,
had a" minor' operation 'at' (hV
Grande Hondo hospital this morn
ing. Hhe Is mother of. -a baby
seven days'bjd. ''
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Suffern tlroken Ih'K 7c-
Isuac i:ncf(R.n employe, ,o( Hie
Grande Itoomie' Lumber colhpuny.
Is In the lioH)ittal, Willi a - li.l-u.keu
leg. A pullcyelmliy snapped und
struck 'hlin wIlllC' Dt was nt work
Tuesduy evening, frneturlng the
tibia just below his right knee.
Head Hurt In rail
. K. Hamlin, who was taken to
the Qrundo Konde linspltal Wed
nesday afternoon suffering an in
jured head, Is pronounced in gooil
condition toduy. He fell while at
work at the Alt. Kmlly lumber
mills, lanallng on his head. .
C'Mllttl by AlotlH't llhicsv
Mrs. pvelyn I'routy, of JvRilh1
ton. pft8st!I. ilnouffh , l.u Omnilt'
this luornlntfion hor way to Wul
Imvri cuIUmI1' by Iht' Hci-lnus illn'SH
of hor niotlH'i. Mrs. HU-IIti Dond.
Mrs. rrouty oxpects to buadit Wul-
lowa about twp viviK8. , 's
Mhlw(Mk I'rnycr. Mi'ctlna;--
Tho Itcv.Lc; V.' Oiinri, of the
MtmL ClirisUuji church, uiuiouucud
this luorulnK.ihu;. "UuJitUjur., AttrJ
corillnur to God's Will" wtlt bo tU
subject ( q(, Uh! jiiiwtMtU ,1.priy;r
mcotlnff lo. be hold ut tlu chtirfU
this cycntnfj .uV-; 'clf bt .o
'I'll t? re will )v spccliil liuisic.
Piuisetl Tliiniitli rily
J. S. Mul.aughllnt..--of Portland,
passed through I. a Grande this
morning on his way up the brunch
line on business. He wjlL rturh' to
La Grande tills evening tuul spend
a few days here beTore retjirnlnR
lo Portland.
Attended Father's Funeral
Mrs. A. L. liutcliiiifon returned
to iu Grunde. this morning from
Taeonia, Washington where she
attended the funeral of her father,
John Otto, 75 years old. who ditd
there last week. Mrs. Hutchinson
makes her home on the West
ranch near here.
In Wallowa Comity
Georpe T. Cochran Is in Wal
lowa county today, lie went to
Wallowa to appeal In-fore !the stutf
engineer, who l Holding : A water
hearing. 1 Hhea l.itprr. state en
gineer. Was In the clly;last-nijrht
on his way to, Wuilowa,'' frunii Su
lem. I'kMlged to tiiiiy t , , ft
Klhi Miller oil La Orunde. kihtr.
in home economics ut O. A. '..
has Jjtin:, pLeded(to,Omteroii -;l(u,
national JioinVee'holiUfSi' houbwiiy
for women. Klve other pledges
were mnouned ul the. same time.
Membership Omlnron Nu l.
based on., grade averages, chara
cter and leadership.
Ill From Itlood I'dsooiiiiig
Mrs. John Wells Jr.. of Slarkey.
is ill at the Grande Konde hospital
from blood poifoulng. The com
plications resulted from a cut she
received about u wrek ugo when
she was opening a tin run. H r
condition serins favorable today,
physicians said.
Seriously III nt ilium-
C. I-:, l-'unk is seriously III ut his
home her-;. of pnrmnoniu. ir.
I'unk hits been ill sine'- n week uku
Tuesday, und ills eondillon is
uorted lo be. gruve. .ills dnimhler
und eon. Mr. llinl Mis.' (lllbert
l-'unk, und Mrs. 1. H. K.-ldsun. will
arrive toduy from 'nlluniook, Ore
gon, rallid by his Illness.
The historic bell' In the Capitol ut
Home, silent since lbr popf's Ioks
of "temporul power fifty-six yc-anr
ago. was sounded ugaln during p.
rcjjent religious eelebrution.
The Magna Charta, Ikisis of all
Dritlfh law. Is being invoked lu tin
uppeul to the 1'nlted Htutes su
preme court by tho cn-w of an
Knglifdi rum runner, captured urt
the cost of California.
Yellowstone park officials find
thut nearly all the gun-totlng vis
itors arc from the sedute East.
llegulatlons prohibit the currying
of guns within the park, bouud-
TOTS GUESTS
AT HOSPITAL
i (Continued from Paf 1)
''--w---ijinsifjails'a"a-
bleu. ;. One coo or a soft-llppe.l
smile, and they had the audience
ut tlielr feet onco more.
One almost thought. that Hos
pltal day was plunncd for their
cntertuinmcnt.
"This is where you were, Catji.
erliie," a mother 'explained fondly
to a three-ycar-nld aho- held '
I the door of a little white room
where pink und whlto.. baskets
stood In a row.
- "Hemember ' when' .we '. came
line to have your tonsils out.
,l)lg BoyS" ' a, blue-Mted toddler
was qufstloheil. l! :j' "'', M'
-- And so it went on. The cheer
ful' wards remodeled .to - Inaluae
more ot those neat-folded beds,
the rcflnlshcd floors and the soft
gray walls and casfnga aufflclent
proof of; their Improvement of
fered In a not-yet-painted' door er
two oh the trllrd. flor tho ma
hogany finished' liietal -furniture'
with beds that humped -to accom
module uehlng frames; the shiny
new instruments just a'dtled !o one
ut me uesv-(Hiuippeo surgery uu
purtments In the' 'ndrt,h,west all
were painstakingly pointed, out to
thu baliles, who . gurgled and
agreed thut It was a - very fine
hospital,- to be sure.. ''. ,-''
Nor was It only, the proud par
enla and admiring' frlends: who
capitulated. Nurses and . atteit
dants, for all their cool, and ;lm
mune looking uniforms, .woi'e
equally us devoted, ,ln fact, they:
seemed to have known ' before
hand thut they would' be. Just
off the first-floor lobby they, had
arranged u cunning nursery,, with
low-canopied.. . bed', .that . luroil
with fluttering birds . und Motherin(lllllli ttl) IImd(! chairman of the
Goose, children. And even In the:
di-awlngroom, where wives of -the.
physicians served 'tea, 'the 'tablu
"had B' mirsery eMiierplec'e, " with
lusit dull nurses tending' cradled
doir'bablt-'s" under 'tHe trees. ' '
At J o'cloij.jUll itherbab,leg were
giUliered" with their ni'olhers "on
llu' hospital lawn
for
group
utql. Miss . Ipf srcn -Y av;) etch
nay. Burst (i...vox in: wmcn-were
sohp unl talcum powder. ' '
File Rift hud a special .signifi
cance to Mil ode ne Ooss, datlfhtcr
of Mr. and 'Mrs. M: J. Ooss. Mllv
dtMi wus a hospltul ,baby born
on Hospltul day four years affo.
V. K. O.s of Chapter I wei-ft
nsslstant hostPFfs for tb ,- after
noon. I'ndtT direction of Mrs. 'A;
Itlchurdson, chairman of the
chapter's hospital committee, liiuj-
Ic was furnished throughout the
throe hours of open house. Tali-
inir part were Mis. Hay luller.
Hay Williams. Mrs. . Hal .Hohneit
liainp, Mrs. Bum Harris, Hlehard
Dykhuls, Mrs. - lister - Htodard,
Miss: Adelaide Huth Chirk, vocul
sotoista; Mrs. Itlchurdson.' Mrs.
Hohnenkamp, Mrs. Wllllrtins, andL
Mr.
. 'pyUlniiH, mixed 'nuartet; f MImt
Dorijhy Brnwnton and Mrfl. K., T...
Hollies, . plahls;;. Mrs. lolmos,
Mrs.-"J. A.' 'Pt'dford'hnd Mra. K., A.
McKlnnan, accoinpunlsts. .;,
' Commissioir' Allows -
-$20a; f oiv Playground
(Continued from iage
mendaUotvs from the sponsors .-of
the movement) Including the City
Council of ilarent-Teiiohcr associa
tions, .ull -parent tcueher associa
tions ;horo. the Nelghboriiood club.
the Hotary club, the chamber 1 of
commerce and tho superintendent
of schools. - , . .. ; I
Ordinance Held Over -.,
Hecause' Commissioner U. "1.
Landis vas absents tlic -proposed
dog ordinance wus' laid over until
next week.
- flills In the tenlitlvc amount of
$2,273.91 were allowed und esti
mates presented by HardenbOwer
Tlrothers and C. It. Writ, totaling:
$f4,4GS.47 were also allowed. Jt
was staled that the sewugc ''dis
posal - plant work Is now. practi
cally completed, only minor de
tails remaining unfinished.
'IJi Commission was formally
inrbrinM of the flO.UOU dumagc
sulk filed against it by Mrs. Mln
erwi Knight. Js
A rooiiHng aHous llcenso was
granted Put,. i6ley for tlio Kltc
ItoomlngHouse. Mr. Koley expects
fto change the name It was said.
; City Attorney George Cochran
ifjinoiinced thut about 260 Knights
Templar from the .Bethlehem Coni
mundery No. l!t, of Hcattle, Wash.,
would spend an hour In .La Grande,
on tlu. morning of May 211, en
route, to Chicago. They will be
accompanied by a tl(lpiccn band
and desire to give a concert be
tweeii the hours of 8:30 and 9:30
a. in.
REPORTS OF
REBELLION
IN CONFLICT
(Continued from Page On)
u gem y. which claims that the
government Is master of the situ
ation, ho dfreet news . hus been
received from Warsaw, either ow
ing to the unusual habit In Poland
of putting on a censorship when
grave events are In progress or
because one or the other of the
contending part ins hus cut the
wires and put the rudlo out of
commission.
" t iiopo-el Knlry.
-The Havus agency quotes a.dis-
atch received by the Ceteka
agency In Prague yesterday to
the effect that Pllsudskl's armed
forces were allowed lo enter Wu--
suw without opposition.
When the news of the move
ment rcuched the government, the
cabinet wus culled Into session un
der the chairmanship ot President
Wojcelchowskl, und decided upon
in'euHures to spare the city from
civil warfare. ...
Consequently government troops
were withdrawn from the bridge
uniting the sqhurb of Pruga to
Warsaw, proper, und thu Ptlsud-
ULIIHUL IIIUIL
: IS PROMISED
PORTLAND, Ore. May IS. (AP)
All cities and towna In thu state
dumping untreated aewagn and
other waste material Into streams
will be called Into court to show
what steps arc being1 taken to alle
viate the condition if thu request
made today by. a commtttoo repre
senting the state bourd of health,
the game and fish commissions.
the State H ports men's association
ftnd the Valley city Knglnoers as
soclatlon Is carried out. The action
was requested of the attorney gen
oral.
It was also requested thut steps
toward enjoining the cities of Mil
waukle find West Llun from con
structing ouen mouthed, sewers be
expedited
He viral paper mills, woolen mills
and other plants dumping chemi
cals Into streams will be usked to
be represented at the second
meeting of the committee next
Thursday at II u. nt., to see what
can bo done to make such waste
harmless. t .
The plans for (he MHwaukle
sewer , now being constructed hud
hot been approved by thu bourd
of health Ur. l. K. Strieker, re
ported. Huch permission Is re
quired by law. Plans for west
LlmYs sewer system were approv
ed on condition that a disposal
plant' would bo Instulled luter If
the board of heullh found thu pre
sent system unsatisfactory.
Vn Vi J. (Smith of the bourd ..of
board. .- Htute game warden K.
verlll Is secretary.
aliout 8 o'cloclc-lust evening- Milli
oul fighting.
' . Cabinet ; In Hes-shm,
VtTh cabinet nieU ugaln during
the evening! bin Its deulnlnnsVure
tiqknonn; us cuiuniunlcatluns'iuru
cut. ,. ' . '.
NION MEN!! ; v
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' IN ENGLAND
STILL OUT
(Continued From t-age t.)
tram cars vere functioning, and
the subway service wus uboul the
sani'i as yesterday.
ii Will Take Tune
The authorities predicted thai
things would begin to right them
selves forthwith although it
woqld take considerable time be
fore conditions approached any
thing like normal. . '
As far as tho miners are con
cerned their strike against - lower
wages and longer -hours continues
and nothing -is expected to: deve
lop bctfore theli nntlohal meeting
. luch-agttatlon,, was shown at
Trades UVilori .congress heudqiiji'r
tcrs. tpls morning on account- of
tho men hot returning to work Und
ii was admitted tho situation was
SerlotisThoUgTi htft TtlarnTlilg: w'
. Lenders Confer
- Unmsuy 5 MncDonald. J, H.
Thomas,. Arthur Pugh, Ernest lie-
van. and other leuders wero ut the
headquarters early und .after -a
conference hurried away' ...In dif
ferent directions, ' ,
' A trades union congress spokes
ihaiv told The Associated Prevs;
f '.'The situation confronting the
country ut this time la not bioucht
about so much by unwillingness of
tlie men to return to work as by
Iho obsignate deflunt uttltude of
tho employers who in so many In
stances according to our reports
this morning, have refused point
blank to take them back."
; Sir William Joynson-Hlcks, the
homo secretaiy, broadcust a mees
ugo saying: - - :
."'The government feels sure thut
H-Ihe' employers who have been
assisting In meeting the - require
ments of the emergency by volun
teer lubpr will recognize "Jhe'greut
civic service thbm men performed
and will destru to deal .generously
with them.
"It Is suggested that employers
dispensing without notice,. with the
service, of 'any t paid Voluntary
Workers should follow ' lhu ;praci.
tlce which Ihe v.oyerninentJprof
pores io; pursue, unu gruiiL a grui
uity of at least two day pity." V
tixvevt "llhM'l IfrHlMyf v'
'Hie re is a uellng In labor cir
cles thut the happenings allien the
calling' off of the general utfrlku
may cause a split between the
Trades Union congress and the
miners, and thut when the miners
delegates meet In Kinsway hall
tomorrow' it lvw be anot Iter
"black Friday." Hlmllar to that in
192 1 when .'he railway and trans
port workers agreed to back the
miners, but the rail men suddenly
wit hdrew.
QUALITY
at a
PRICE
Men's Straw
Hats . ;
$1.95
Men's Wear
Money-Saving Ca
Store For Men
1309 Adams Art.
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Cr
lr. Ucldm Brady, nurse with the, Alaskan division of the V. 8. Outeau
J Edueailon. Is Just baek in Kotzebue. Alaska, nftor a luu-nille dnoh. along
rlth her dogs, to save an Influcniu-atrlcken Eskimo settlement-at Point
lope. It look ner a week to get there and ten duys to get back but the
linklings were saved, tine la shown with her favorite dog, NanjJi. .
'iii-:i m:ci:ivl:s mi:i;ki:h
WAMHINOTON". May -IS. (AI-)
Uara Meeker, nonoi-nifurUn uio-
necr, wus received toduy by rrosi
dent Cooll'dife .with Benutor Oood
iliB and urrunh'ed to be iiresent
when the president plans nest week
to sign the bill marking; the Old
Oregon Trull. They were photo
graphed together.
TltlllK SL'lUtl:.M)i:itS
qUE.ZAN. French Moroeeo, Muy
13. (Al1) The tribe of llenl Men
turn, caniprlsinir a. thonsuiid fiinil
lies und mustcrinp; 500 rifles, sur
rendered to tho French today. Tho
t rthui occupied tibout 100 Hquaru
kilometers of territory enst of hero.
t - IlfX'MSK l'XUND l)KAI
Ptl 1.1. CITY, Ore., Muy 13. (Al)
-jt-I'Vunk Guldenirer, 68, reeliisc liv
iii'hero for the pnst 10 yeurs, wus
found' deud In his shuck by a
nelirhlibr; l ie Is thought to' have u
slsljir In Portland and ' relatives
KfMw-ww-e,.--l(t - Hhts- --efif.tK--WliT-rr
found ho hud been deud snvorul
duys. IJealh is bclluved duo to,
nuturul cuuses. . , .
, '-';' ;- --J
I ) i-:ci m ti KH 1M V 1 1 KN II
HAN I' llANClSCO, Muy 13 (,)1)
- The Southern, l'ucine; company
heud(iiur(eri' tferft announced vto-;
dny Unit lis board or dlrectoPs'liud
deelured the usual dividend of $!.
60 a Hhurc on the cupllul stock or
Ihe eonipuny payable Thursday
July 1 to stockholders of i-eeord at
Ihe el'isi' of hitsln.-Fs Muy 2K. -
PATTERSON
of Eola Polk County
Republican Candidate
For
GOVERNOR I
Itr.Jllcr Ihxch hy i.-Uuclng cot r
(.l(ivci'iiintnt. - 1
I'liirp pcnttciitliii-y unilcr ItonnJ of
Contrnt. Main- Honrd f fontiQi
tlic lu roll Mourt; frwirr par
(mn. I
KnfortN'im'nl of I'rolilhitlon hyof-'
ficliila who believe In cnrorchiff
tli law. ' - 1
Hiifitcnv coiiHtruction of KoonvHt
lllchwuy. j
A'I'-quatc, jirovinion for retiring
tmnln. Irwue.no Itix free boinH.
Klli uhir Cunif 4'oiniiilHMion funi'
tlon fop people und - Jiot1.
polltli'Hl machine. ' - , J
Play fiilr with . ox-iwrviL'; men. i
Mulnliiin UIkU Htuniltird of pul!ic
m'hoolH und IHHtltullpji of IiIkIi
cr learninR-. 1
I do not beiicvu in tuldntr any
political power from tlic Indi
vidual voter. . 1
No dlwiornt' on tho taxpnyiT
dollur. 1
(Paid AdvcrllHeinent) !
Ore. Htato Kdllorial AHHuelutioti. '
1 1 it 1 K. How. Heeretury,
vS.r-' X
l'i-'i' '' ' '' 'I i il
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JOII.NSO.N 1111,1, Al'I'KOVDI)
WAHHINOToV.' Muy 'l'(AI,
The house Jildiciury eoiniitlttec
toduy nppi-oved! u bill by itepi-o-sentutlve
Johnson. 1-epulilirun, uf
WiishlliKton. providtn;; for the
curu til St. Kilztlbelii's hospital
heru of ci-lnilhally Insunu from
AluuUu. - . i
Tho number of silver dollars In
circulation, in America dropped
from elRhty-foir million In llll'J
to rirty-four million In 1025. Tho
silver "carlMdu'Jls" nre decidedly
unpopular in the Kust. but sire Hllll
iised to u greul extent on tho lu
clfic Coust. i '
ii
",Vn soon us a man hus hud thu
misfortune to imaku a natuu for
himself, he becomes' public prop
erly.' - Kvery-otie dips Into his life,
relates his most Irtvintl actions, und
Insults his fecllngn." J'eun JaciiuuH
UW1"""!, ii., ii..., i. i i
When a man makes a
dress suit, that isn't
newsbut when u dress
suit makes a man, and
ReKinald Denny happens
(o be the man well, say
you're in for the most
enjoyable, delightful and
entertaining comedy
that you ever saw. Don't
miss it! .
1 FRIDAY-V SATURDAY
ARCADE
. TON tG I IT
'DANCING' MOTHERS'
And
Gang Comedy
Los Angeles Aqu?dubt '
l8 ANQKI.KB. May 13. AP)-
Tlui.l.os AmboIci aqueduct won dy-1
nuniited last night In tho Alubaniu
hills below the spillway, the city j
water hoard was udvlsed this morn.
Intt. The water line la disrupted'
neur Lone Hue In tho Owens vul-!
ley ut exactly the sumo spot whero i
it wus blown up In 1021. A hole i
ubout ten feet In width wus torn i
In the bottom of the ditch. Wutcr !
was turned off ut the intuko lo j
make repairs which aro expected to ;
bo completed lonlKht. , , I
Democratic Club Is
Formed in Medfoid, OrcJ
' MKIl'X)hn, Ore., May IS. (AP) j
At a. nicctlng held Wednesday!
the democratio olub of Jackson '
county was formed with Newton
llorden president; H. V. Mrador.
vlco president, K. D. Noll, treusurer
und I. 11. Tultlo, secretary. The
purpose of tho orirantiullon Is to
support tho democratic gospel und
to liavo a bunquet every January.
WOMAN AIIMITM l -II.T
CHICAOO, May 13. (AD Mrs.
liU'X (Isborn, 30, who beat sirs.
Ili-atrlre t'aln Willi u golf club un
til she ugreed to gtvo up her hus
band to tile oilier' womun, toduy
pleaded guilty to a etiargu ot as
sault. : Hlie Insisted however, thut
she only brut Mrs. Culn because I
Ihe latter Insulted her when she
went lo the Cain homo - under-'
slundiiig tliat Mrs. Calu already I
hud decided to divorce Cain.
iiioA'r wavi: i:mi:i
i:i;oi:NU, Ore., lay 13 (Al)
Light mist fell here this morning,
ending u two-day period of lieut.
Obituary
1 . i im:uai, si uvk i s
""l-'iiueiul services for 'Wllliuui )j.
Ni-Ihoii,. who , (ll"d Hunduy unci-,
noup, will- be oonductid ut tho
Hnodgiiss A Zimmerman chupel
l-'rlduy ut 2.10 p.in the ,llev, W.
t'. Itosa, iustor of tho Klrst I'res
byterlun church, prruching the
nermon. Arrungementa were com
pleted toduy upon . word from
l.ieut. lioiiald Nelson, son of thu
decedrnl, who -is stationed with
tin- 1 'piled States army in Arl-ouu.-
tliut' he will univo in Lu
Orandc Krlduy morning, ' -
Linen Luncheon Sets
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Stamped for: cut work and colored embroidery.
: Priced $1.75 'to 3.6o. Laces to' finish! 'V;
: -, Art & Baby Shop
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STAR I
ADdg'slI
Pathpi,
The funniest comedian in his funniest
comedy. Assisted by Edna Purviance. A
great cast, not counting some twenty
hounds. Hot dog ! It's a howl of merri
ment. ' - '.
Also Showing . :
Glenn Hunter .
7; . In '; ;, '
"The
Broadway Boob"
He, had clodhopper fce and hayseed in
his. hair when he hit New York. But, boy!
how he could Charleston! : ; ' , , ;
HEY!
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49c Pab
Ladies' fine mer
cerized hose in all the
new shades Rose
wood,, French-Tan,
Nude, Blonde, Grav
el, Beige and Russian
Calf.:: ',;-;::;-::
' EJxtra heel and toe.
, Sizes 8(j to 10ly. f.
. The first ' paper, wus rnado ln'
China Ih A. U 75 from the baric;
of a mulberry tree, -V-:". .
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Rompers for the lit
tle folks, beautifully
trimmed
-':--' - ' 85C ':
Washable Sailor
Suits for the Uttk
Kent; some of pure
linen, ' beautifully
trimmed 1 : v
. $1.43 , "."
Don't miss this sav
ing opportunity. See
our window display
there you will find
the lowest prices.
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