La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 05, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textlis GRAKtoE Jgaturday, June 5, 1926. . i r J Local News In Brief i.iMitilil.iwi. i-i-.saiasns aaiai wihiiwiw OOMlXd EVRVW , June , 10, II Union U restock how at Union, Ore, Jium SI Srliool fliHllon at Central liiillillnx. July 13, 14, 15 and II Free Homemakent' Institute under iispim Tho Oliwrver. duly 22, 23, 24 Convention of NorthwMt Ileal Estate asso ciation In I .a Grande, Sept. 22, 2S, 21, and 25 Union county lair at Klein. Ore. lil'ii' rmni 1'iilnn n l,-n, .., r.n ilrnirirlat f ltalon, wus a business visitor lo l.u (fmittle yesterday. Visit Dauiihtcr llen Mrn. A. K Hrueyer, has arrived In Iji Crande from Wiutsuu. Wls ronslh and will visit ltere Indefin itely at the liome of her daughter, Mrs. John C Camp. tVft for Taroma . Mrs. J. f'liiillrr nnil son. Itobert nn,t .l!in.lil..t. Miirunfi.t neenmtl. ' anled by Mrs. l-'rnnk A. Hiinsen left last nlKht. for .Taeoina, Wash., Where they will visit. . in-ro for IIi-h Visit Lowell Smith, of Walla. Walla, was here today for .a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Karl i'. Rey nolds, his lirolher-in-law and sis ter. Here from Nebraska Mrs. It. A. Dean, or fthr ltnn, No. braska, arrived In l.a Orande this morning on No. 17 and was met by her son, John Dean, of rove. She illl spend the summer with him. Directors Meeting rolled lli-gular ineetliiB of tile board or directors for the I'nlon roiinly ehninbi r of romineree Is called for 7:16 p. m., Monday at the office of the orKanlxations i ln-arlan announces. r.iiest St Hanks Home ' ' - Muriel Mitlr Slams Is visit In In Addreiw Corrected La Orande from-Hoise. Idaho n MrM w McMoTy. aXllTe Kii.-st ot the home of Mr. ami Mrs.tnt Mrln,Iwham AlalulIin l8 8ao2 W. D. Hanks. She returned to l.a ttVcnuc ,nHtPail .., Orande with Mr. and Mrs. Hanks . . f. from Boise Inst week. Attending Hank Meeting H. E. foolldire, of the La Orande National bank, and T, J. ScroKKln, of the United States Nntlonnl, are expected to return home Monday rrom Oeurlinrt. Ore., where they are attending the slate bankers' mcctinir. Tnnrirts In KaMern Oregon Mrs. Mary Cunningham, of Port-1 land. Mrs. 8. W. MnComl) and Miss Gefoige Mc.Conib, both of l.os An- gelea, stopped in 1-n. Grande , JVlglll. J nny iu'u auiu-iaui. xii-juiioi.: frn Oregon. Visiting hero Trom Canada Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jackson and Mr, and Mrs. Tra Jackson and fam ilies nre visiilng In l.a Orimiln at , the home of tho two Mrs. Jack son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. HondrlokHOn. They arrived here this week from Oordston, Alberta Canada and will visit here for about two weeks. Yltdt at Itaker Miss Alta. fhnnihers, librarian at. Wenatchee, who Is spendlnK ll part or her nhsence leave with her aunt, Mrs. Prank Phy. returned to la Orande rrom linker yesterday arter vlsltlnir n few days with re latives then-. Mrs. Phy called for and returned with her. In City from IN'inllclon William Itoesch.' of the Win. noesch TtouUnir company or Pen dleton, was In the. city yesterday. Mr. itoeseh Is a brolher-ln-law or Frederick Stelwer, republican nom inee ror IJ. S. senator, and a no. ihiw of Julius Hoescll, nf l.a Orande. notnraoal from t'nllfornla Trip j, Mrs. Bade VanHuren returned to la Orande last night after a three weeks trip throUKh California, ac companied by her nephew and his wife. They visited Mrs. Vanrtur en's sister nt l.rolton, fill., and an other sister at Ix AuRClos nad friends in San Francisco. She re ports a Kood time. Mrs. Vanlluren plans to leave the first of the week Marx Made Light Summer TROUSERS for Men and Boys i Just in Now For Your Selection. $4.95 to $12.45 Clint's Clolhiery fTb Stan vita a Coucknee" for Poftlunrl, where aha will spend most of tho nnmrr, Shopping in Otty ' Mr. uml Mrs. 8. I. Benson, br Union, wero shopping; In tho city yesterday. lloro Yi'xtonlay . Mr. and .Mrs. Tom .Adams and duuirhtor, residents of t'nion. wero In l.a Grando yesterday, . Hern from .iirtli l"owilor Aim. frank liidweil was In ' tho city from North l'awder yesterday. I To IjOStlllO Jack Hone was on the branch lino train this morning on his why to l.ostine. He formerly lived there ami la koIiik back far a visit. JiiR itifdress now la Numpa, Idaho. Visited Clitllirn H.w M th. Knima McHhaln returned to her home at Klfrln this mornlnx after visiting her three daughters ami one son here, rthe wus here one week. Visit at I'Jk'ln . Mrs. O. J. Osborne went lo Kl Kln on this inorntiift's train to visit for nbout a week with' her non. It. 11. Osborne, . To linker Today Mrs. 'O. W, 'Thompson nnd dniiKhter, Lucille, are visiting at Ituker today. -. H-tc front linker Ittnino Halloek, uttorney of Ma ker, was in l-u Clrande yesterday. Quests, nl Plank I ionic Mr Und Mrs. J. D. Plnnk have ns th; r guest Mr. anil Mrs, llea 1 Id J. w. lllok, of Othello, ashi, krtotl. Wi Library Ckwtl Similars . The public library will he closed nil day Sunday during June, July and Autrust, Miss Muhel Doty, 11- week. She will visit her mother, Mm. William Hunt there. To Visit Sister Here Miss Kilitll Ooales, of Salt 1-nke rily, lUah, arrived in Iji Orande Tuesday to visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. Horuce J. Nelson. She will be here ull during thc; month of June. in Clty fmm j;Kn Hlllfllian of Elffin( is ln Uw pft todu on buslueuH, y Jf(. lHt Mailt Horace J. Nelson left last night on a hiHlncKs und pleusure trip to Portland und Han Kranclsco. ile will bo gonu nbout ten days. To linker this Morning ! Mrs. Helma ISnbfirg and baby, Donald, returned to their homo nt linker tills morning after visiting here since Sunday at the J. A. Con noil home. . To Visit nt Iluntlnjrton Mr. and Mrs. Claude Doyle and rumlly left this mornlnjr ror Hunt ington, where they will visit with Mrs. Hoylc's parents for about two weeks. On Way lo Huntington ,rrs. L. J. Klckard and Mrs. M. L. .Mllliin were In l.a Grande thla mornlnir on tlielr way to HunthiK ton, where they will visit. There home is at Umatilla.,) To Visit Son. Mrs. A. 1'. Turner went to Baker on this morning's train, where she will visit indefinitely with her son. To Ralncr this Morning- Mrs. R. A. Shanks wont to lia ker today to spend the week end with her husband, who Is employ- ed there. Arrived this Mornlnir Mrs. Klhel Grandy arrived here this morning from Portland and will bo here for several days on hus.ncbs. Mrs. GranJy has been spending the winter in California. She may return to La Grande for the summer months. Visit Daughter at Elgin Mrs. Ida Ars passed through La Grande this morning on her way to Elgin, whero she will visit her duugbtcr, Mrs. Halph Smith, for aliout two weeks. Mrs. Ars' home Is nt Richland, Oregon. On Way to lOnterprisc Mrs. C. W, Wheeler arrived in La Grande this morning from Seattle en route to Enterprise. She will visit hep sister, Mrs. A. N. Wade there. VWtlng Brother ITcrtv Miner Brown Is visiting ' in . La Grande with his brother, J. A. Brown. This Is the first time the two have seen each other for forty years. - He came to La Grande to meet bis daughter, who recently graduated from the Spokane uni versity. They live at May Idaho. Has Fractured Lcg Don. the seven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Miller of Al cel. was brought to Orande Itende hospital Wednesday with a frac tured leg. The little boy was try ins to run some norscs out of the field, when ono of them knocked hint down and stepped on his leg breaking II between the knee aod hip. His condition Is reported to be better today. Left for Knit Late- City Mrs. George Stoddard, accomp anied by her son. Earl Stoddard, and her two grand children, Mas, 4;and Mary Rllen Stoddard, and Mlas Mae Bean left yesterday by aulo, for Halt l-ake City, Utah. They will he present , for the lrhly-elvhth birthday anniversary of Mr. Stod dard's mother, the arnndniother or the Stoddard brother of this city. They will also attend conferencij ahtlo there, : . ' Moved to I. O. O. K. Ilnllillng-. Mrs. K. Lucille toaly has taken an apartment In tho 1. O. t. 1; bulldlntr. tx-avo tor Portland Mr. and Mm., C, H. Elierllard and dauKhler, Dorothy, and Bon, Krunklin, will leave tomorrow, ly auto, for Portland, where, they will visit for ubout n week. Hero from Salcnt K. K. HniKK Is In the City rrom Salem. Mr, HrairK Is a state Indus trial accident commissioner. To Attend Installation Ueorito T. t'ochran left Inst nlKht for Moscow, Idoho where he will attend the installation of a chap ter of Phi Iteta Kappa, national honor fraternity, at tho Univer sity of Idaho. At Homo lleroi Miss Mary Wheeler has returned to the home 01 her parents here rrom rhehey. WanhlnKion, where slie just troinpleted her course at the normal school. She will leave next Saturday rnr Canada, to visit her irrandnioihcr, and will return to her home f here In Auxusi through ltoston and other eastern cltiea lieft this Mornlnir Mrs. J. M. Stephenson, who has been visllliiK in lM Orande at the Georjce McNees home n'nd at Cow at the home or her brother, Orover Simmons, lert thlft mornintr for Porma, Idaho Cor a visit with her slser, Mrs. O. J. Kmrllsh. Mrs, Rt-'-nhenson's home is at Klnmath Mills. ' . .. V . . . day granted a divorce from Myrtle Gooderham through a decree Is sued by Judge J. W, KdowIch. Cus tody Of (help in-year old boy, Wayne, was granted the father. Mrs. Gooderham filed tho original complaint, but did not appear for tho hearing this morning, so the defendant took tho decree on the answer and eross-complalnt. Will Sec Son ami Daughter Mr. and Mrs, U Meyers will leave by aulo for Portland tomor row morning and on Monday eve ning will leave thoro for Chlraso and Houth P.ond, Indiana over the Great Northern railway to attend the graduation of their daughter, Dorothy, at Northwestern univer sity and their son, Alfred at Notre name university. Thny will remain In Chicago for the eucharlstlo con gress. They will return with Ihelr svin and daughter over the Cairi dlO Pactric railway stopping over at Honft, Uike Louise, Vletorlu n, ., and New Westminster " H. C. They, will bo, bomoJuljr, L. . i;i WOOL PRICES TURN UPWARD (Continued from ratie 1) HOSTON. June f. (AP). He sumption of the l.onilon wool sales at prices showing little change Is considered a slnbllieing Influ ence In the Boston wool market. Thoro Is very little Improvement In mill activity, which Is confined largely to woolens. Indication are that storks on band are light. Trade sentiment Is oitimlstlc pending developments. LONDON, June 5 ' (AP). The orrerlngs at the wool auction Thursday amounted to 9.136 bnles. There was u continued brisk de mand at unchanged rates. A rcw withdrawals took pluee. NEWSPAPERS FROWNED ON BY GRANGE (Continued Prom Pago 1.) approved. A state Income tax was approved. , A new .home economics commit tee was announced by State Master lMlmlter as follows: Mrs. Mary Jones, rmatllla county, chairman: Mrs. Winnlfred Ohllng, Linn coun ty: Mrs. Homer Norton, Crook county: Mrs. Jessie Miller. Multno mah county, and Mrs. Krcd Poster, Yamhill county. A resolution proposing that tho grange should concentrate on an Income tax law passed with littlo discussion. Resolutions .Sidetracked Two resolutions condemning fed. eral reclamation were sidetracked. A' resolution to restore household furnishings to the tax roll with $300 exemption was endorsed. A reso lution to place autos on the tax roll was endorsed. Resolutions for stopping highway paving, Increas ing the percentage of auto license rocs to be returned to the counties to 30 per cent and placing expendl. turen for market roads entirely In control or counties were rererred to the legislative committee. None of the highway measures had suffi cient support for passage, it was sulci. A resolution for a severance tax on timber and taking standing tlm her 6ff the tax roll was approved. The land on which tho timber atandn would be taxed, however, under this proposal. Many grangers left here yester day und some left this- morning. Others stayed over to visit the Ba ker copper belt today. The American annual medicine bill totals $:i45.0(in.iiftn, two-thlr.ls or It being for the treatment of preventable diseases. The typhoid death rate In Cleve land dropped from 18.3 per 100.. 000 population to S.9 when chlor Ine and filtration were adopted for the city water system. BRYANT PLANS i v summer school in violin Here T-oo Tu.len Bryant, formerly flrtf vlollnlnt with tlio Nw YorK and Rcnttlo kymphontes ami more re mtly conoort mnntor In tho Oran mun tlioutera of Iob Ang)CH, wilt conduct . a summer efnw In violin ltkiyinp; lu li Omnile, Mra. V. If. rnrkliiHon lias announced. . br. llrynnt Htudled both In Anwrlcu und Kurnpo with Iho fn mous violin toaehorn, Honry Rehrov tliork and Uohy Khorhardt, Hp whs prlmipul of thf violin depart ment of tho Powes and Meyera conKorvatory of music nt, Wichita, Kunwia for Heveral years and num bers nmoiiflr his pupils many prom inent day artists, Hl own book "Violin Technic Simplified" la now heltit? used by tiiany of tho larpre eastern conserv utorlea and has been commended by 'such urtlsla as Thed HplerhirT, Alexander (.ehiiiann and many Oth er, i Throufrh the efforts of Mrs. W. H. PuiklriMon, toffether with his love for ,i he mountains In this part of OrcR-on, he cornea to Ixi Grande hoping to be of service to every, one Interested in violin, lllsatudlo will be at the Knstorh Oregon school of music In tho Odd lVllovs building' - C. R. 0. CASE TAKEN OVER BY KNOWLES (Continued from Tnge 1) im'pnrably dnmnge the bonnfldo enMlilors." The rolling stock and equipment mi which Graham claim more than 91 Oft, 000 In per diem rent, could not have cost more than $2.r.ooo, Torrall continued, and a good part of tho coulptncnt fur- i nished was i-ntlrelyainnt for use. A. A. Sinitlit or Bnker. who an peared by proxy, and to whom Jndtfii Knowies has (rrnnted time for the flllnir or an answer, holds hlms-'ir the solo lejtal repreRentn- ltve or A. V. Mlddleton and the Itlne Mounmln l.umher company. , ttiallenees Authority The lumber company, according to Smith's nrrtdnvlt, is now the sole owner of the railroad, and Mlddleton wits In no sense a. stock holder In the nine Mountain Lum ber eompnny or In 1he railroad, hut that ho bus held the common capi tal stock of the former ln chnruo. Issuing no certificates except the block or 1000 shnres now ln his own name. LIVESTOCK ON GROUNDS AT UNION (Continued Fronl Pu?i 1. lure. Klgln, Ore.,- the county rair town. Children will be admitted to tho atnmlH Crop on Hi tit day .TIiiii'ralAy Ija flramlt Oay Thursday will Ik ilovotMl o Un ion nnd linker counties wUh lurpro rrowd.s pprMnd from I .a Clrtindn, Hnlfor nnd wny points. Tho final duy of tho nhow will be Wallowa county day. HoporU from Kntorprlsc slnto that a cara vtin Ih hr-liif? lnnned to drive to I'nlon Umt day. Tho enrs will leave KnterprfHC nt 0:.lfl n, m. and Htop al Pftt'h (own on route. Hrlof con certs will lie played hy tho Kntcr prlso hand nt each place. The band will also Nerve as official slock show band l'Ylday. Itaccs i:aclt AflcriKMin. . Itnclnir programs will bo bold each aftornoon, the portlnp evcntH mixed tip wllh a certain amount of judging. Mast of the exhibition unlmalH, however, will be judged during the morntm?H. Mr. VoROt reports that Harris Krench plans to exhibit his prize stallion this year.- l-'or several years attempts have been made to have Ibis animal displayed, hut worn n'ver met with hucccsh be fore. sifvrri-:n sit i.r. to comv, CRAXfll! JIAl.I (Hpeclal) ijHt year Art MePall exhibited a Spot- Obituary sins. r. r. daiton Funeral services over the body of Mrs. :. t: nation, who died nt St. lOllzaheth'K hospital June S In Ba ker, will tnlte place nt Ihc St. Fran els cathedral, Ifcikcr, Monday morning al 9 o'clock. Relatives and rrlendH or the deceased arc Invited to attend the funeral. Mrs. riallon. w-ho Is survived by four children and her widowed husband, Is well known In La Ornndo. Remembei OUR Saturday Special IN OUR WINDOW Men's Wear Money-Saving Cult Store For Men 1309 Adam. At. FORTUfJDERS BUY CAFETERIA Mr. and Mra. T, K. Gillespie, recently from Porttnnd, have bouirht t'harles Karther's interest In tho Black Vnt cafeteria and now have chart-re tf tho place. Mr. Gillespie was In the dlnliiK ar service for eight years, both bad much experience along this .line. He has been In tly busi ness for about 36 years, during which time ho owned two or three Vatlng houses In Portland. -. Already workmen ar busy re modeling the place. A new frlgt datre plant Is being Installed and there will bo various other lm- Srovements ns time permits, Mr. illesple said yesterday.' "Jn tlmo w will aervo not only lunch and dinner, but will also havo break fast," he salil. "Wo also intend to keep open late for tho dance crowds, after a short time." . Plans are also being inudo for redecorating tho place. ted mulo colt at tho I'nlon stock show, which was quite a curiosity. This year he has another such colt, which la causing even more com ment than tho first on account of Its unusual markings. : The c6lt Is rich brown In color and its hips and legs are decorated with largo white spots. Kven the tip or Its right enr was not over looked by nature's Kilnl brush. The colt causes no little attention as It runs over the riold nt the side or its mother the mother or the spot ted colt of lost year. VNION (Special) With Presi dent S. K. Miller In the thnlr the rinal stock show meeting for the 19211 show was held Wednesday evening nl tho city hall. Final re ports from the various committees showed that practically everything was in readiness for tho Jump oft next Wednesday. Prom all over the county and Eastern Oregon tho stock Is coniflng In faster than in any previous year and tho grounds committee has already built one addition to the barn room and will have to make other provisions ror the. extra number of cuttle, horses, sheep mid hogs Hint will be here. The stalls have been sprayed, feed provided and the ones who handle this purt or the show will try to accommodate all comers even though the capacity or the grounds Is taxed almost beyond tho limit. School to (Ymipclc Reven high schools , will have judging teams here to compete in the stock judging contest. . The hoys' and girls' club work hu grown by leaps and bounds. Prom one town alone. Cove, there Is a calf club of firteen members and . nn -ivm nttv0 animals on exhibition, ubout ten of tho calves. being pure- bred, J. C. Tbirkor, representing tho xo xi:i: j-xjis siriixi:ss when chiropractic Is available for you. Have you looked into the vulue ot chiropractic adjustments ror various ailments or the human body? You need not be sick a single day If you place yourself In our skilled care. Investigate rnr .voiimdr. It is the only way to find out what chiropractic will do for you. ' t.'onsultntlon Free. DR. J. K. WOOOELIi 20 Somrner lllilg. Phone 4t7-W Honrs: 9 A. M. to G P. if. TONIGHT "THE Jbe , A ARCADE!) Sunday VAUDEVILLE 1 A NIGHT AT THE CLUB Songs, Dancing Music 2 LON ROGERS The Juggling Jester MACEY & MADELEINE-.-French Dressing 4 HARRY and LILLIAN ACKERMAN Vaudeville Eccentricities . ' 5 ANNETT KELLETT DUO Feats of Strength and Contortion Pictures And Orchestra y : MONDAY Richard Dix in "Let's Get Married" Balvatlttii Arihy,' Woa pretrent &ttH aked permission lo havo his work era on tho grounds to sing between races. Tho matter was referred to tho executive hoard for thetr de cision. , ., ,t, .., , Professor Potter who was In tula vicinity with , hunch of seniors from the animal husbandry depart ment of O. A. attended tho meeting and told about his trip through the stock sections of hft state and the intercut various sec tions had In the stock show. Pot ter and his crew of student spent tho night as guests al tho state experiment farm. H(..ui Ilt4 tl J 1 iTiuum nwti wi imihu ' Formally Opened Today PORTI.ANH, Ore,, June t (At) Officially to open the Mount Hood loop highway, n caravan of autos, under tho direction of the Portland Advertising club, started, from here this morning. A snow barrier, idled for tho occasion, at1 the Intersection or the hlghwav and the Cooper spur, Ik to bo shoveled away hy Governor Wal ter M. Pierce and Mayor GrorfiV' I.. Bnker. while Marshall N. Ihtnu makes a Speech. After the shov eling is completed tho parly will go to Billy Sunday's ranch, near Hood Itlvor, ror ti strawberry luncheon. The Hood River guides will conduct the party to the Co lumbia Gorge hotel for dinner. . FEDERAL EMPLOYE TAKING CENSUS (Continued from Par 1) large part or their harvest. The bureau is able to inform them re liably as to the best time to get) their ill-lines on the ralls.n The bureau of foreign and do mestic commerce, like other dlvl slons of the department of com merce, hns been, developed to a high state, or erriclenoy ,. under Secretary Hoover's direction. Pnr- llier declnred. . j BLACKINGTON TO PACE JURY ' (Continued frojrn Pa 1) Blacklpgton n'ecompanied ' tfib sheriff bade to thn courthouse. Ills friends havo been acllvo toduy In an ei rort to raise the amount of his hall, hut the elderly captive seeitis happy to remain where he Is. His complacence was seriously threat ened earlier iii the duration of his cellular r.-sldehce tin'lll tho sherirr iiiude a timely appearance In - the downstairs Jull und rescued . him, u courthouse story rclutea. Blacking-, ton was receiving a Vigorous Initia tion nt the hands or his cellmates. i No dlroct accusations wero aim- ed ut tho derondunt in the justice' court heurlng. But thn sum Of the 1 testlniony, attached lo the fac.ti that tho fire spread from! Rlack tngton's building, revealed Incl- We Buy for Less We Sell for Less STRAW HATS Smart assortment to pick from, all. with fancy bands ' $1.95 to $3.95 Genuine PANAMA HATS With fancy bands, in the very latest styles $3.45 to $4.45 NEWYoRKSTOklS Dcsti-oycrs of Rich PHeca. IRON HORSE" dents that Alight unatty have arous ed an irutc nctKhborhoott'a suspi cions. ' , . i ' :, )1aaaa Tiwtinra .. - Aorbrdliia- 4o H. J, Huaen. depot agent, Blacking-ton arranged for the shipment of hla . household goods from storage at tho ware house early dunday evening, i Just before purchasing a, ticket to - Is land City, whero he wui going to visit friends. The defendnnt men.' Honed .having aeen hoboes about his plooo, and uskeit Hatch's opln inn us to danger from that direc. tlon. Several flmca. It appeared from the testimony. Klaeklngton had spoken to neighbors about f having missed articles from tho ' warehouse, anil suspecting tramps of the theft, , ... Rorravred lantern v Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Watson, pro prietors of the outing house where the defendant roomed and hoarded Intermittently durlhg his stay be fore the fire, told of lending him the lantern, and of-his returning It till empty and in about thq same condition of uncleanllness. , Albert Andrews, from tho gar uge, remembered selling the defen dant about two quarts of kerosene that he said he wrmted for a lan tern, and Irvln Westenskoiv, u merchant, recalled thai Blacking. ton cajno to hltn to buy a cundle, Insisting on his peed of It after the storekeeper had reported .that ho hud none until one was finally lo cated for hlih. .Arthur P. Purman, owner of the In. son uninsured fruit boxes that burned In the wureh6use, said that io had operated the warehouse on shures for rtlacklngton ror four yelirs. hut that this spring he had hud to terminate the nrrangement becuiiso the. frost so badly damag ed his orop." He hud given the owner notice a few days before the rire, uhd was preparing to haul away the boxes this week, he said. HrlrM Move ArtMm ,' Mack McCoy, It,, told how he helped lllticklngton move his stuff tniedepnt. Tfiey closed one door $1 SPECIAL v FOR MONDAY AND TtfiSDAY A 4Ji-lri LttiWhfWH (loth with four 14-inch Napkhm. -!:. '.fie model in our window. Art & Oaby Shop STAR , , LAST SHOWING TONIGHT I.i.f J..p,ln r,' The Marvel Dog Sunday - IS YOUIL WIFE , , WIMJAM FOX Vi A V? WIVES - ' .: ' : "V .WITH UCaxmi LOGAN - ZASU MARCAXET UVINfltJN'IAftll F0X OUIraHTWHAlI-IlaVIDUTlIlL-nJMAICM fit) GUY Jcra)JtrUHMT.iaAiua, V-"S Saturdity wuh payday to Jim Uaileyi to his wife it was only Soturday. . t)o you give your wife half your salary or does she lake all of It? A meity drama bawd on the family bankroll. And here's "The Gong" in their latent and great est! - r . a- -mm mm mm rial Roacn UNaTOMSl)NaE" 9 STOftlS at rJf.7: u Mora No. I ' . 1104 Adams a. m (JrartaV, om Women's ; Aprons 89c .i New Percale 'Aprons-, diamond and figured checked patterns; ric-nic trimmed. AH sizes. nt tho warehouse, and lert 4hn other open, he ' said. Bloeklngton rode With' the loud a few hundred rods, unit then 'returned to" tho building. II. M. McCoy, father or the boy, testtrted thut-the prisoner hod asked him to sell some of tho stuff for-, him : .previously. Such old furniture as he had not moved, Hlncklngton told the boy to keep they said. It was ahouo 4:30 when he left the place. Mack testified. : , RERUN FOR RAIE At Clirt Miller's, Uhi Pur Man '. flood for all rheumatlo troublea, stomach, kidney, bowel and liver troubles, bladder and blood trou bles and the flu. H. i. Ranch 1510 Adam Amine, ot f?riris'ii Ofl T flUlil MlMo.mi p under Monday -A SLAVE presents SZ X -:-&) PITTS n (5: 'jam. urn mrw -s. , Qfr A SWprXHEAKT rV J 1 ' V