La Grande evening observer., June 01, 1926, Image 5

? TVsrtftft June 1, 1926. . -
v j Local News In Brief
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J boMINft EVENTS
lu l, 10, 1 1 Union UtreMock
,'. atow l Union. Ore. -
June 31 M'lHioi vkvtioii at
! Central building.
July IS. 14. 15 and Id Froe
Hunwmakcrs'i Institute under
aapkx'a TUo Observer.
July tt. 23, a Convention of
' Northwest Roal Estate auo
i cuMtoa nr La, -flranue.. ' .
Sept. Si, ii'S, 34? and 2& Union'
; countjr fair at Elgin. On,
aranilo last evening. The Stlnpi
formerly lived al Dnyton and Imvo
many friends Micro. -,,:,
Drove to linker
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Kuaaoll and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank rinhun -rfnv'
to Baker this morning to spend the
iluy. Mr. HunkII. who Is Union
county fire wurden, will: tntnsnct
business there..
Tu tlalier YeMe'ruay
Mrs.-Alice" Vinson spent Mem
orial day at Baker vlslllnif friends.
Arrived this Mornlit i '
I H. H. l'omeroy,' state, fire mar-
'aiiall, arrived in . the city this
elly this morning from Salem. Mr.
I'omeroy was requested to come to
Ui Urande by Klie Chief C. O.
Murehlson to Inveullimte . the fire
ut linbler Bunday night. .
IPWtE-,..,JWJa i ,,-?&-ig. asasaaaaas
lien- front Piiinpklu Itldux
Mi-, and Mrs, Charles Hug, of
f i'ujnipUIn Bidge, 'wcrti shopphig lu
lliil city this morning. .
lft for Ontonulo
Mr. and Mrs. Waller S. l'rlce
id daughter, Helena, and son,
Carrol, loft yesterday, by auto, for
Oiand Junction, Colorado, where
f IT , u ,tT 'V ' ,' ,i 'they will visit. , They -.will, return
Elaine Hallook..:atlor ney -of l a- t0 La anuul0 jn aUoV f Ivo ue.ek-
Her, la In tho city on business tu
lu JlVniilf'toii Twlay .
il n,,npW 'P f'nf.ht'ikii wMit In T..n
tll4bn tliis morning -on legal bus
iness.
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by way of the Yellowstone Nn
tional Park. Mr.. Price Is of . the
Plggly Wlggly stpro here. "'
Altendeil CoiiTeutlon m Portlanil
Mrs. a. N; Tarklneton returned
to Iter home here .. Hundsy from
I Pnrtlun,! . wlinrrt' fclin ft tnniliW - Die
1'lik-d Tlve lhtliiir- ' national convention of the iaurhr
Ifred Cody was fined $5 In the ters or tho Nllo held i thcre-.'-Dh
liiiinieljml eouyl On a cliarge of Went to Portland last Monday. I'll
'drlVlnOwilhbut an operatoi-s lie-, conventlon.vaa.Wednesdayt Th'uj-s.
Wise. ; r , - , j day Friday, and tjatiirday..
T.Jttlffiti. this Mornlnir . . i f killing 'ik:... .n'mik "aw '
? MNW nefhMyWfnt lo " Klgln) party conslstlijg of" 'SlR'jahdj
on 4ni4i..uoriiuiK s .ir-uu. u uei-u nnu airs, ucne wrikimy- Mrs.; - rn
ni III Wslt for about a week
her. parents. ' '-' ' . ':
with ThlnMen iuiil Miss Stella: hlbch.mot
' ,torcd to- Maker,' Saturday. '..where
they met Miss. Aon Oyllenburg,;
Hern MilsirMorlnng . Mrs. Bertha Bond and; Miss ,-l.oj
- lialp.U Butlernd sister. Miss . wiadoimn and Jack Bagoly, of the
Daisy But ler, of l.add Canyon, HnUer office of tho Eastern Oregon
irere ra,,the ' oltjr' this ; morning jjight and Power company.. ' Th
sliopplngt '' ' .' '.party thoii drove' to Ollyrt t tjilie.
i. .. ' . ' ' iwhero tliey. .were., guests .of ; tt,':. I-!
Pwwaiila) llaltna .... - ! Lottrldge, vioo ; prcsldont...an gen
- Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Gibson andtoral manager of the company.
' air1NWT!eMbW!farae to Baker They camped ort 'the 'cOmliaHy
Sullirday higlit and spent Bunduy property the bako over , the , week
TlsMlng. frMuda there. end.
I
k'liinli of Olllnir Crew . .Called bv Brollicr's ConUltton
., II. Stewart, of Pendleton. I sir. and Mrs. I.. H. Oeobel pass-
forfmnn of .the road oiling work, cj through the. city this morning
wf a visitor at the highway of- on (,cr way, to WullQWa , from
flris. here this morning. Ho hna'oitkland,, Cnliforula. Mr.; Oeobel
(ii-Al here since operations started waa called to Wallowa by -the ser
iililut a week ago. ,ious condition of his. brother, who
' 4 . i received a fractured Bkull while
Mokcd Offices.
orrlees from suite 5 and 0 In th
working at the mill .tit Wallowa.
r." Hi 0. Klrby lias moved his He was hurt last Monday and since
'.). Ill .
that lime has been In the hospital
there. They will visit at the home
Summer., building ( jr. Gcobel's parents, Mr. and
drug store. .The .Mr. j.pter Geobel. ' ..
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Voluy building to suit
1 1 In the
nvitr Hie Glass
clnjngo was mjie yali.)-day., r.
Arfiy Stars Caiiiwilttii i
llnvoy Barker and his' Sillvallun
ArJiy helpers are staging a cain-palfea-trlU.eiotiinB..
and., nigs.
'.Anytlilng Hint run lie useu in un.
llle?o'om' wfltni"e IteJiT for" (hat
ouci)OKe-,,-'lie' says. -.'llBga will be
, solh to help defiay local expenses. , ueiore
' Koliellpt,i)v m(m IM, cull on.! hM
UtlaiSW M helr A 'homes If Ington
calls are received
municipal band followed by "the
aatlonal . guard t memoirs, the
feiinbcra of tlGrnd Artiav of the
(lepublle. Bona' of Veterans, Oliver
P, Morton ltolief Corps. Uaughtera
V the American Revolution, the
Salvation Army, Spanish American
War Veterans, American Legion
druma and blue corps and legion
wmbcra. , . ' ,'
. The American Legion drum and
bugle corps presented a brilliant
speetaole In their blue unltorms.
Many who . viewed the imrade.
howovor, remarked that tho mcm
bora of the l.a Grande s municipal
band were poorly uniformed, aoine
oven lacking, complete . uniforms.
Bed, white and blue bunting and
flags decorated , tho cars, In which
ths women's organisations and G.
A. Il.'s rode. , , , , . . .
farads beads to Church '
"The parade ended at the Klrst
1'reabytsrlan church, whero a
Memorial day 'program, wlth ' the
American, legion In clinige, " was
given. A fifteen minute band con
yert was given by the La Qmndc
band. Those present sang one
verse of "America," and Chnplaln
Oliver gava the opening prayer.
nujmonci u. Williams sano "Tenl.
tng Tonight,-' accompanied by Mrs.
i.. nounus t tho piano.
.' Hugh K. Brady gaio tho Mem
orial day address. , Ho said "what
we are striving for Is n world of
peace," He told of tho various
grant. Introduced the DnrticlDants.
lowing each war and closed his
addreas. by saythg that tho lime
would come ; ' licn peace would
refgif throughout the world.'
, ; . Muskl .Numbers ,
Captain a.. IV ' Dutton . nunc . a
solo, with Mrs. Holmes s's dIbho
Mli)ll.i;sUOUO, i Ky., June t.
(AP) Gasius Whitfield said today
that reports from IJuiiiopnlls (cor
rect) Ala., that a large' sum or gold
has been unearthed at the Whit
field farm near there . were j exag
gerated. Me declined to say how
mceh had been found other than
to say it waa a ''few thousand dol
lars." ; , . . i
DEMOU8, Ala, Juno 1. (API
Talcs of treasure, trove are rivaled
lu;the flold of buried gold estlmal
ed'at more than I'.'oO.lloo on the
Whitfield farm., near. .hero. Tho
cache believed, to have liecn. hid
den from union armies during tho
civil war by C, Boox Whitfield, was
discovered by means of a a key
left to his aon, C. Gayon Whitfield,
Mlddlosboro, i Ky. , ,Tho troasuro
consisted of twenty dollar gold
pieces, minted in in SO and )cforC.
It was found In un old powder can
that crumpled on touch. Gold
pieces had been found on tho farm
from time to time but search for
hurled caches was not made by tho
Whitfield family until the loca
tion of tho key In Kentucky.
. A gang of negroes digging for a
"bundary slake' - unearthed tho
treasure yesterday. ' Tho ncgrocB
dug or .a whole week without sue-
r.eKn. .' itiov tnen slum Died on tnu
accompanist, and tho- Hov.' Oliver powder can and Its contents.
Ritoy;, gave! the ' closing bonedie. ! ' '...-.. ... ;..
Hn;, . . - i, IMI1C iiuirs limy uiu 101 me sum.
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aMlaTMs-aa-il aWtVA-.gBfgL .itr1-aj
' tr. .t(y Xjurnhy. chairman Wo'.
Irani,' Introduced the partlpaiits. "
On of the' largest crowds at
tending Memorial '.'day 'services for
many years was-present,
After,
at about "12:30 o-clcck. "dlnnei
. After being at sea for 13(1 days, alternately hampered by
. storms and cntms, the four-masted schooner Irene, bound ' froirt '
, tho west coast'. to Miami, Flu., put In lit San Pedro, Oil., with H
scant day's provisions lett. Tho ship hud been given up ns lost;
Photo shows Captain Allen It. Jtosoiidnl and Mrs. Uoscndut with '
the-shlp's mascot, - Irene. ' ' .-
R. R TURNER IS
APPOINTED HEAD
OREGON SCHOOLS
some pt them arc descendants ,ft
brothers of C' Bona yhltfleld who
was the son' of - General Nathan
Boyan Wbljftcld, ploneor. : ,
.Many ofr the south's aristocratic, , pointed slate" superintendent ' of
!,lubllc instruction, touilv took bver
. SALIOM, Ore., Juh'o 1. "(AP)-.
It. 11. TtirticV, of nalhoi.'ncwly ap-
the program.' whieh-'chtfed !und wealthy, families burled ilqiiey.;,.ublc tnsli
;i2:8oo'clcck.' dlnher w'asund BOla "nd sllvur ,laU during r tho; duties
school at Ashland.
James M. Lynch Trails -',
j In Typographical Vote
WnIVAXAI'QLIMi ,Jld', "jiintv. i.
(Kl')-Jlniies Mi . l.ynoli,' president
Served "for 'all cx-'servlce men-' and I c,v" '", to .prevent, aelauru . by Was hppoifited Saturday by 90V-othors-
taking part In the parade'! "nlon" forces, old .timer ,,here ( uriior Pierce to 'succted" J. A.
.-nurcnni, - who 'resigned
of' hty offlcA; .' TuHt'or'J of the International Typographical
I,., I , u.,i ..v,l..;j- i... fKM' r ..ku.. .. t j, -i'. .. -.
4t..the' KT. p; hall by the womona!'"owVvor cannot recall ..wncio aucn
llet corps, tho American . l.oirlon i,urs0 amounisnavo.uceujiivoiveu.
Atixlllary and the dnughtefra of Iho ( "TT ' ' '
American '"Itovdlutlon.; About 250''. I'OBTLAN'I), Orei Juno l.v(AP.)
people Were present,; - . , - ..I.- Miss Mcdora Wtiltfleld., .teaehor
jiijurmg ino day seventeen graves ul woodiawn scr.oaio nere, iw a
WAREHOUSE
OWNER HELD
AS FIREBUG
(Continued from rage- !);-V-
Accepted 1'dsltlnn Here
... Sllss Agnes Uridine, of I'nlon,
bui accepted a position iu steno
grapher at the state hlKhwuy or
tleis here. She stalled work this
....,..i.i, . ahhh Itliterl,Ua;nlterger,
ivhb bus been employed there, has wer lo a call from Klre Chief. C O.
Itiii ied to work at the ' county Miirchlson. I'omeroy .will . luvestt-
p.u. i " .... , r . . . ieet. -. 1. n-n . I.A-
(nun house, taking mo piuce u.
Miss Merle George.
before the .''arrest- was 'made." :,'
ler people believe that Blackf
uourefl oil on his ware nouse
land then set It afire beforo leaving
for Ialund City.. The motive for the
alleged act Is more or .less a mys
tery. , ' ' ' " -' . , - -Fire
Mnrslial Here -.,
Slate Klre Marshal,)!. It, I'ome
roy, or Salem', mrrlved In 1 Grande
this-morning wi ,'miln 21, in an,
leiv fitim lleppner
Mr. ami Mrs. Clay Woods,
irate the case.- orriccrrt here ue
lleve that a chargb or wanton ilc.
slrucl Ion of pcrsonul- properly will
lie. filed. ... , - - r; : : " ''.; '.'.-'.
Blacklngton came to Imbler
liiiijie their home ut Heppner, Ore- few -days ago from Ma.vwood, Cal.,
goif, are visiting In this section for , where ho spent the winter. Ills
1 M" tamll.V is living uiero HL prrseiii.
r- The fire al lmhlor was first dls-
o- '
ii few dnvs. They Visited lit.
linnle "f Mr. and Mis. Woods' psr-
,.i'o Air i.iid Mrs. .loe Woods. 'I'
(Jny they are at Wallowa, i uey
plan to return
Thursduy.
to their
Here (Ills Moi-niiiu
i Mrs. Bessie Fletcher and Miss
Bene Hhiib, accoinpunjed Ayer M.
LtghlTuot to T.a Grande this inorn
Ina; from Cove. Mr.'l.lghlfoot left
onlthls morning's train for Butte,
.Montana, where he makes '' .his
home. He hus been . jiving at
Cove for the past year at Hie Flet
cher home.
Home Irani Convention
jli iV-s- Ida,.Jtplllns arrived In the
t:ltyi'ibpiiiprnln nn fir way home
tp qove from Salem, where she
hus iieell attending the state Ite
hecc'strfienvehllon. i After, tho' con
vention, which closed on Thursday
he(vlslted friends ut l.ongvlew,
Waglilngton.
Irme to layton
. -A. and Mrs. C. K. Sling and son.
K'orian. drove to lluyton. Wash..
lay. where, they vlsiled friends
the hnlldsys. returning io i.u
covered by IV It. Itolllns, Who de,
livers milk. at. about 8:30 p. m.
Sunday. For a; while, after the
flames spread to the other ware
house and elevator, It looked like
Ihe T. M. Uuckmuh and Otis
Buchanan homes would go. but
volunteers sy-Ved theso ' from de
struction. Many lione In Fire,
Besides Ihe loss to the elevator
and warehouse owners, If. McOold
rlck lost about .W00; William Fur.
man and sons $3000; the McKlnnls
estate $t000; Hoe Gams 12000;
Oscar Howell $500. Among those
who lost a large qiinntlty of gmln
were Sinn Morris, John Morris,
Frank McKlnnls, Charles Kcnnon...
During the firo someone stole
some laprobes and clothtni from
Sam lcuckman's car.- " ..
of vorld War Yetorans . were . de
coratcd with wreaths, of popples by
members of tho American Legion
auxiliary. ;, ,,. -. ., ., , ....
t'NION', Ore. June.' 1 . (Special)
-Meiliorlal dliv. flttlmrlv observed
nere by exercises which were spon
sored by: tho Women's Belief Corps
as has- been ilia custom for many
years. At ono o'olock a short' cere
mony was hold at tho bridge on
Alain 'Street ivhero flowers were
strowa; upon tho Catherine
current. In memory of the sailor I
:bbys who died In 'the -sotvleq ' of
tjjelr country, i' Tho parado lead
hi'-rthe: had and ' ' the1' national i
gllp.rdsihen went from the
to ;the school gymnasium -whoro
short prograinvUH glyiyi.itliQ man
speaker' 'of ihe nflcrirooti oi-lng fto
hert.aklj, of iriKui
procession marched
grand daughter of (.'. Bona Whit
field whose buried fortune lu $20
gold pieces was uucarllicd yester
day on tho Whitfield, .farm . near
Oemolls. Alabama. ,
Californian Fatally
Wounded Near Denver
DHNVUII. Colo. June 1. (Al'(
Crook! """ ' . " V'-
viiiit. i. ill., a IIUIIU'IU oiiKIMCer. ne-
lleved- dying In a hospldil here fo
day from liatchut- 'Wouiuls lir his
head." counl.v ' and clly officers
lirld'-c' euori. io iinu ins ns-
n.tliiiiii. iiiiu uiiuuvl,!' me iiiuiivu iui
I he attack. ,.
Miirtx was, fuvnd,.bv farmers
Gramlu. ;'H)Be .m ar livers. Colo., flfly miles east,
to tho ceme-lor here vesterdav.. wrapped In ..a
tqry where a .final tribute-Was paid tarpaulin and apparently asleep in
to , the df ad;. , After r"ctorrilng from funl nutoiiioplle..Wheji, tho trpitlln
title nomelJiry tho guardsiiien,'1)and-fw'it's,,roiuovil. thy ..ifoundiii.thut
Uoys, f American: -Legion'.-1 vet'erahs'. Marts .was. seidously wouMledf.nnd
to ' lake
the presidency ot tho stufc normal
I ..,.! A "
union and a prominent, labor leud
er for more (htin 25 years, received
the -flWifollitail ''si'tlnYCIi ' tt-ttW
career today, when 'lnconip(eleJ re
turns on tho union's election 'In
dicated hsl defeat by Churlut l.
Howvird, of Clijeasro.
tit olh'eT' warn and the iiiehibi?tH of
.i'Wo.rallor uorps enjoyt j a lun'eh 'ttt
tjiti K. I:. Iiull, whk'U had boMi prc
'ljifod by (lie corps members. All
ths buHincsfl housi'3 vlostyl during
)ie hours oY the;, mumorl'il .cord
ttjonlvfi find, most o( . thvm Cor tho
(jfttlro afternoon, i : '
flijt'nlqri memorial services wvm
held lb the MtHhodist church Sun
day' Horning tho sermon being
jg-fvcii by the 'I lev. C, A..Qulnn. Two
othordonoinlriHtlons ' partlclptiied
In th service;. - thoi ,1'rcsbyturlun
and-.the' 'Episcopal churclK'S. . .
UNION AND
LA GRANDE
CLUBS MEET
(Continued from Taarc 1)
MICHAELS-STERN
j VALUE FIRST
lop
Coats
Newest Styles.
t Values to ?d2.45
t .
J Special
$32.43
5
Z Topiuats of (Jualily
! Clint's
i Clothiery
8lor vim a CbnacJetioe"
V V AI,I.OWAh! On). June ,1. (Hpcc-litU-Muny
persons .wmf- buny at
the cemetery 'during tho past, few
days getting ihclr lols cleaned up
before Oecorallon Day, whU'-h' was
obHorved here Monday klternoon,
wllh a program under tho aus
pices of Kruso post of the Aineri
dttn Region. A. part of tho proT
graib Included tho dedication of a
vttc trophy recelvr-d .hero' recently.
J.I A. HuHelgh, oC: l-iterprlrfo, Jc
Hteircd tho dedicatory address.
1 .SALKM, Orc.i June . (Al1,)
MkMt',nnt Oaiiley G.Kclley,' of
(fh'e;! army air service, and sevml'
Din pes will arrive In. Salem, ,ln a
cross country flight from ancou
VorOpsdity JiUij S.auw,.ilUn.Utus
bofore 1Q o'clock to assist local of
ficials In deciding upon a landing
fjcld, fore.nt patrol planes this
Rummer. The planes will bo met
by Govornor Pierce, Stale Korester
Klllott and olher ofi'lelals and' any
other persons who wish to be pre
sent. 1 Sanction of the state fair
board Is being sought for a land
ing Inside the race track oval at
the, fair grounds- ' '
I dent of the Union county chamber,
'announced that should bo take any
i prizes on his exhibit of Holstelns :
at fho show, all such prizes and f
(moneys would be' turned over to j
: the stock show association lo he i
ued In further developing the in-
j terest of the boys and girls.
j Ilmily Kpwtk
I Justice of the Peace Hugh l.tritdy
I or T-a Grande described the pioneer j
pageant to be held in Ta Grande;
, In conjunction with the. convention
j of realtors to meet here Armistice
day. to the 100 odd business men
present.
A pleaJianf, feature of .the lunch
jeon were four numbers rendered
;by the girls glee clnb of the Union
high school, under tho direction of
J. W. llaxter Jr.. of Union.
G. A. R. VETS
HONOR DEAD
BROTHERS
(Continued from Pago 1)
the Spanish-American war.
The parado was lead by the col
or buurcrs and tho La Grand
Oxfords
$3.93 and $5.00 '
.We arc shewing a
large assortment of
tan and blonde col-
Men's Wear
Money-tiavin; Cash
Store For Men -1309
Adami At.
(i)ioiffht to lenvei where uxiunlna.
lion showed that he had HViVeii uts.
evidently made' by a small axe, In
tlttvVcUr of his head. His sliull was
fractured in several 'plafcew, and al
though he wus still allvei oaHy tol
d physicians held out no-'hopo-forhis
recovery. : j'-i"lu
Obituary I
;i;oiu.i: w. johnsox
The funeral of George W, John
son, who died ut his home t Union
Sunday Is being held thls'ufternoon
at Union. Mr. Johnson was nbouL
0 years of age. lie had been
seriously III for several weeks. He
Is the brother of Tom Johnson.
Latitat .and rnthincn! t ; a '
. A 'ift-iivoiiif housm rloscji'lo' llow-Itmu-illek
mill, a- itwi' down unit
((jl.-UlWf; Ml'IltH, .'Uvi-Otlllll' ffgtHKl
nillk t mvs or i ven n (HiuvUwlnin-'
illicit i. ilollaisv we ivill 1 take : 'liial .
),o niii vhol(vil(jiS rtir niinluliiMt
olji mill wo inn giving tyijii tlm
ln'uefil oS M. w old roofs, ishln
gles 40111 olT, new unes- put tmt
.n1 I'rult Jiumber Ouutpmiy;' xlHn'
how jl. iHito l; pulnkiil ami imiiit
mill pahiteir ttiriilsheil-i-all lift 'the
PratJimbci' (.umiMtny.t iA fow
inii'i,M4'e(lait4 po.stH. W,Aii) pel
litnuirrit. Dry mul gifen rhain
wfKHlionlcj's coiuIiih: In; uitlers
out. . j . i
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
'Cflio I'iKir Jinn's l''i'lpml"
Near i'intnili,.v, l!i(iiu IAIa I! IN
Ko tSimilny UiisiiitH.s,-
1 " . IV
.;- jit AlCtivi;i!
VOILE GOWNS
x : '! i '' "t r 5 'J r P -;. ' '' '.--'.'- -;..' -i-i ;
In hiautitiil' )M)ft' liiiif AuIim's, mill nl 11 pi lci! oii i-aii'l urfui il. ,
; (o liitaa. Ori'lilil, 1'i-iii li, Nllu mill 1 lush. i - -i
?' :, ,J"' ' .."'""'''rrl, li.50 - : ' .' '
Aft & Baby Shop , :;
""ierJfti'lS,1 lr TlK, Babf ' ,' i.
Toilet
June
Gqods Sale
,.ll:'.i' 1 ) ill ,
' During the Entire Month of June
"The Beauty'Month" .
You may obtain many of yourJ j ..'
favorite preparations at greatly '' ;
: ItEDUCEDRICES
"Where You Save with Safely" ?
Glass Drugs, Inc.
The REXALL Store ,
We Buy for Less
We Sell (or Less
Heavy Red Wrist
Canvas Gloves,
15c pr. ,
Gauntlet Gloves, ,
; Leather Faced, '
:'2Sc, pr:,', , .
.... il,:ui.r :: :,., "
I SciiiirDrcss Sox,! "
I -t...
l-i.
I
N
SS IN THE WC3T
Men who wish stylo mid comfoii in ' moderately
' priced ahoes always come to Brcier's, for their wishes
, are always granted.
gTan Oxfords $4.50
i.Vpry .good styW.
tan Goodyear welt
1 solo with rubber lift
on heel. 'A very good
.value . Moderately
priced. ' ' ' -v '
Black Oxfords $4.95
The very smallest
of style. Made of hipth
ffiitde calfskin, with .
nibber heel and welt
sole. '.A very sei-vice-ablo
and comfortable
shoe, . Moderately
priced at ......,.....$4.95 :
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WEDNESDAY
Admission . . . 40c; Children
10c
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ed the North and South
Lincoln joined the East
and West with the trans
continental railroad.
A mighty drama
American progress.
Special Music Score. '
Due to the length of this
production there will bo but.
one show in the afternoon,
btarting at 2:15. . ..
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