La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 16, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWedrteaday, Jurie 16, 1926. EA?CKtANDEETOWNG OBSERVE!? liocal News In Brief JlUlO 0m1NO EVENTS k I school vkvliim at F ('vuttal building. V duly p, 14, lit mill 10 Free Houanalnra' institute ' under uiluq) Tlic Observer. duly i!'J, H3, 21 louvculkm of Nortlivmrt Ileal Ustata asso ciation In IjH Grande. - Sept. ill), H3, S 1, and 25 Union rouuljr fair at fclgln. Ore. horo Tor hur Idaho homo yesterday. Tiny wuro acconipunii'il buck to I.U Grande by Mrs. William Fow. lor, Mrs. Hhadu'i cousin, who will vlalt hero ror about tea days. Hit homo la ut Health-, Waah. To Visit Aunt Miss Ida l-Vanecs Krnncli went lo Maker on this morning's train to vlalt lu-r aunt, Mrs. M. Duxti-r, lor u few duys. ,lo Enlej:prtoyt.wrolte will Join bur hXisMhitl aV (flrfir btuim near Kntcrprts. '.H'f dauKhler, and J.;K. Turlhl of l'orllund, were married this inornhxr'lri l'ortlund, where they will liluke tholr home. On Way lo Maxvilk Lrry Webb left till llioininir for Wallowa and from there, will s;6 .to .Maxvlllc, whera ho has ac cepted a position wllh thn Uuw-nian-Mlcks Lumber company. In rorllaml llils Week Mrs. Ifioru I.. Itarrlu. cashier of the lnihler bank, . la in I'ortlaiid this week, on a vuc.itlou trip. Velum frmii KI l'no Homee j. Nelson retured luat nlKhl fi'oM Kr ltiso, Texas, where hu has Ijcen for the. past ten days. Ylslllnit lit Ilaker ,f Mra. iC W 'J'houipaun, and tlauk'htet MIsh I .nil 1 1 o, went to linker u IhlH morning's train, where Ifiey are vlfitlntc retutivea tuday. To Visit Itt-lallvt-s . Mlaa Madeline VaUBlin went to Imbler, this morning, where she will visit relatives for about a month. Granted Marriage Lkvuatw. Kay W. Conrad, of Keatimr, and Atlas Opal M. Gllklson. of North Powder, were licensed to marry huru U'uesday arturnoon ' To Visit Sister Miss Violet ' OPbreth passed j through La Orandu this morning j on her way lo Looking Uluss from Thu Dulles, Oregon. , Khe will visit there for about u month with1 her (sister, Mrs. De Muuro. '. ... At tvdoiftal Shop-.-' ; Nellie prlf Hu .Maunoy Is at the Coloniulilleauiy slioii this week while Mfs. Orval Doanu Is on her vacation) Mrs. Donne is In. Western Oregon nTfd Washington.' On Way to Inline all3a Kna Glenn arrived in .a Grande this morulnir en route lo Lostlne, from Monmouth, , Oregon, where she has been attending lite Oregon Normal school. She- will pond the summer months ut her homo at Lostlne. .. ', Home from Motiiuoutlt Miss Garnet Bowery, who lias been attendlnff tho Oregon Normal school aC Monmoulli, arrived In La Grando this morning, Hho will spend the summer months ut her homo at Islund City. Miss Dowery Is a graduate of the local high school, Home for Summer ' ' Miss L'dnubel Myers, whose borne Is at Huininorvillu, nrlved in tho city this morning en route to her. hoiuc 8ho has been attending the Oregon Normal school ut Mon mouth'' during the past year und Is Jiomp, for the summer vuculion. clly this mornlnc from Monmouth. j Oeoffie 8. Birnto, local Iiifmuil Jlfvoniie Collci'lfir Ilnv -V. I' J'iKg-, Internal rcvtwuiu col lector, la In the clty aln. Hit. bcutliiuurli'ru ure in Uu post office Ilnv Suhiluy . , , ;(; Mrs. (oru Itoop tint. ' iluiitfhlor. KlhH, .N(ra Uorls WiA-y und- two littUi d:ijitKhtfjfa.','or ; Wallow:!, und A. VU. Turner and , dauhliM', tlna, wjro Kulnday visitors ut tho Homo of Mrs. (Cluor(?B' M. Kniith. ' fto YU Hi'liUive- ; ..; Airs, rtadio fciklff nd hor ihuifrli $r, MIh4 Hmiitl Hkirf, wero In Iho 'jilt y thin morning on llu-lr way to 'jsiKln, whero they will visit rrlu bvc.H duf;lnf llw suimncr . monlliB. Ttn-ir h6mu Is at Missuula, Mont. Oregon, where she just completed her two year'a course ut the Orcf son Normal school. She will spend the summer In Ui Grande with her sister. Mrs. 1,. U Burnett. , - and 'optometrist; returned jeweler t6 , lAi Home from Willamette 1 Miss JJIutta lA'Ifrhton, duuffhter of Mr. and Mrs. l;. W, ' Lciffhtoh, of this elly. arrived here this inorn--tnff from Kalem. where, nlie has lieen attending Wlllamclto unlvor-, slty. Hhu has Just finished her soc ond year at thu , university. Khe will spend the summer vacation at home. :-, ';' i-l Orhnde this mornlntr from Port- iliind, where ho has been ' assisting jyith .examinations rfven to a class jof bine teen by tho state board or (optometry, About ten of the class passed, tlib examination Mr. Dlrnle 'aa'id .'.v, A nieetlnff'of tho board was held while he was In Portland and the same officers re-elected.. Mr. B!rfllii, Is Vice president. of Home this Morning r- Mrs. J..J. Jlroomllold and twp '(laughters. luls and Korn.- left Oils 1 tuorntntf lur their homo nt Tunia I rack, Idaho after vistUnff hero for altoiit two weeks wilh Mrs. Urooin ficld's mother, Mrs. S. K. Ulcliard- Bon. , . . To Mlichi foi SninmerT - Miss 'lOvanirellno Phillips will sp nd the summer months ut he lieft thin MwiUmCf-a. , ., .- Mr, and Mrs. 8am Robinson. , Krcmertpm -Wuh)i--a who hnvo been vistlnl? hero at tho homo of Mrs. ifYed .Gelbel stuco Hunduy left tills mornlpt; for tljelr home. 'Vlfvy vvoyt tjccompanled by "Misses Hes and Grn.ed Gelbel. Grnco will visit for u short" time and Hess, vill spend tho summer ut Taeomu ,j: They will also visit their brother, Kred Gel bel. at Seattle, whurc he. hns been attending- tho Unlvirs(ty. pt V"aah-' infftoii. . . ' ' ' v - Coritetloii . . It was erroneously stated In yes terday's Observer that the . Portr List Articles for A net Ion . Horses, cowa. a cream swparator. home at KlKln Hhe passed through und land settlement commlttoo ! farm xnmchlncry nnd harnesses thf cltythls morninp on her way. would be in Ia Gr.inde today. Tho j have 'llepn listed wllh the. chamber liomc from Monmouth, where alio committee will bo entertained ut aldf coininRrco for xlisposul ut the hus been a student at the Oregon Normal school t To SM'iiJ .stimmci at I loot e Miss f.ora. Kchuore, who been leiiihliiB school at Hood Hl- d I nner plven by the chumber commerce on Juno 22.' 1 . On Way Home b 1 in bier ' , . ,.' Miss Ivu 1 Jin mult, of Imbler, -ar rived in Ui Grande today on her ver tiuttmr the past year, arrived '' home from Monmouth wne.fe In La Grande this morning on hr Jut completed her first Way hojue to EIkIu. She will spend 5'nr t the OrcBor. Normal school. Ciio sum tin-r there. I She slopped hero to visit her sister, C 3 1 , Mrs. W. i:. Kaker. . i 1 Ifome fismi SeiitHd of (free auction that will be held in coneciioii wnu.ine ticm conuiiun-ily-saJefl duy Juno 23. A banner across 1he alley' between William Miller's Office and hu Sominer ho tc4 building- pointed out tho place of Iho auction sale today. . Women tf the. Baptist church arc serving luncheon at I. O; O. l huU lo. tukcj cure -of the shoppers, advunelnfr' their foidnthiy public ; mcal v Trom tho usual dinner, tliwo houn ' Miss tolhultimr-fiii.-ivijjfe Kji..Hay to Wuiown-T ; J;; iinnir t hi.' .(Tnitroii Normal sclmol lowell Hall., w hos'-home, MM j.adenls.,- ho , .arriv!d In the eitv. this morninir. Mis Shell on will spend t IVfitti inner months at her home atjlpln. Jtetuin Ii-ttill Auto Trip Mr. aifcl Mrs. William Khaile and son. Iioiuiid, have returned to th'-ir lioiiie Inp'c tifler.a trip by aulo lo iakiiua.iiund Seattle. Washiimrlou Hud oilnj Western' poinla They i.re a-tiniiiKiiiied ! to Yaliitua by Mrs. Khide'H mother, Mrs. Mollt Ny s. aSid Mrs. hiyette.jfrdaho. Ku(;ene, wab In La Grande this morning en roulo to Wallowui where he ox peels lo play with the orchestra. Mr. Hall plays the banjo. He has been uttendln? Iho I'nlversily of UrcBon during the Will t'omplele iVvjiimt , . . , ' Mr. W. K. Tlllsllcwalle und II. O. Avery.'-counly ufrent,: willUirt ' on the -final- testlmr of..caUle.. for tub erculosis In I'nlon counly Monday. Slxty-onc herds of cnttlu have al ready been -tested In, the cuimly past year, lie will be In Wallowaland more than fifty moru are sche- counly all summer. On Way llonin to Kiiterprlc - .Mrs. S. h race, who has bell livlmr in Portland with her daugh ter. Misa l-ela l'nc'j, durhnr the,. To. I'ortlaml Ijih Jtlslil Jduled for temlliK. Anyone Unowinic of herds that ure not on the sche dule ure asked lo notify Ihe.counly agent's office. . '. .1. 11. Muttln. of nasi few monlhs, passed Ihroupii j Mrs. Mrs. Martin lefl Iji Ciraiule Mils inornliig on her ,1 Allslolt Ada Clark und Mrs. V.'. A. Irfl last nlshl for I'orlland. "TT" 3E m e're Off To A Flying Start 'V -V .A Our Gigantic Money Raising Sale Is Now On In Full Swing 'when we announced this sale, we said wc were going to offer Ileal Bargains, and any one of the large throng of Opening Day shoppers will tell you that wc lived up to our word, but j AVE HAVE ONLY JUST STARTED! TOMORROW i Will Be Another Great Day of Value-Giving, and We Call Your I Attention to Thursday's Extra Special. I i O A I I.-i ONTINUES (DAILY THURSDAY. JUNE 17 MEN'S UNION SUITS Thursday, June 17th, we will sell superior quality Union Suits worth 95c while they RQP last, for J 3 U. (Limit, 2 to each customer) W atch for Our DAILY SPECIALS "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE Mrs. Clark's biolher, Ed Ellsworth, la In tho hospital there, Mr, Hlls worth received d 'brokell leg here about eight months aco when he fell from tho platform at the freight depot. Tho lireak has never hculcd and an operation la now necessary llcru fur Treatment Joe Hauseu was In tho city today from Kainela for medical treat ment. : Mr. Hultscii was Injured In an accident on tho railway ueur Kamela In Octoher and la ugaln siifferlns from Injuries received then. Ho wus one of flvo section workmen injured elKht months ngo when their hund car run Into u freight cur near' Kantelu. l''rout Flutter Sen- Klwln McCorklo received an' In jury to his right front finger yes terday when ho caught it In tho stuple muchlnu at the 1 11, Mune feu box tuutory. Hu was brought to I,u Urunde to a physician. Thu bone In thu finger was crushed so badly thut it was necessury to re move the finger ' ut thu second joint. It will probably bo four months beforo ' hu will bo able to uso the hand. Because'' o( thu In Jury ho will not be ablo to attend thu Cltltsens mllilury training eump ut Cump l,uwis us planned. Yeslerday wus to have buen his last day ut thu box factory until after camp, which lusts tnlrty days. CONVENTION PROGRAM IS BEING DRAWN (Continued from Pnsre D chulrmau. "Education for the nroker," will be thu final talk of tho morning by Herbert V. Nelwon, secretary of the Ntttionu.1-'Association of HojiI Kstutc boardn. At noon thero will be a luncheon for. all board preM-. denbi. , ' "'rhq llealtor und hl HoHpons lblllHes''wlll bo tho subject of Jer ry Culver's uddross at 1;30 ocloek 'Friday uftornoon, Sir. Culver Is pruHldent of .the Callfprnla' Heal Kslate association. At 11:16 o'clock thero wllr bo 'another nddrcHs, 'Modern Highways und Their Kf feets on City and Suburban 1e velonment," the speaker to bo se leeted. J. It. Gabbcrt. real estate commissioner fronuCallfornin, will discuss "Administering- a Iteal Ins tate Klcensln Act," at 3 o'clock and ut 3:30 o'clock Jtalph Kd mtindst president of tho .lduho Kails realty board will talk, on "Pacific Northwest Development.", At 4. o'clock W. A. Eastnum, .chairman of the board of directors of the He. attlo. multiple listing bureau will talk about multiple listing. , At (J o'clock there will be un executive conimlttuii dinner and conference, i IMoivu lo Hpcaki .The., annua1! five-mlnute cup e'onlest at i8:lfi o'clock, ' will bo followed by im address by, Governor I'leree :whlrh : will coiirjtlulo vtbo evenln&'s ;co'Pjfti!trttT 'tf f At o-'elTvatVrtaVi iHily-f K4, (hero, wiJI bo ti ronfer eee. .on "City I'laimlng nnd .on inr." wllh .1. W. Allen, uf , Van couver, It. it In ehyrge. At 11:30 o'clock V. 1J. Khlveley," attorney und member of the , Portland rea H y board, will d iscuwi " I 'iral Problems Affecting Hcalty Brok ers." tlcinlKoii on Protft-ant, . At 10 o'clock Saturday morning Itobert Jcmfcon, president, of tho National Association of . lieal Ks- late boards, will give an address' on "The National Association." A conference on "What Women Can lo," led by Minnie H. Tiiirrelt, of Spokane, Wash., president of tho Women's Heally Kxtcnslon of the Spokane realty board, will- be nt 10:41. o'clock, "Industrial Devel opment for the Northwest" will be the subject for discussion from 11:16 o'clock until noon,. , , Jn the aflernooit at-1:30 o'clock there will b the annual business meeting und election ofi of flcqrs. At 4 o'clock that afternoon there will be (hepresenlatlon of Jhc pageant "Spirit" of America," under, the di rection and ausplci's of the li Grande post of tliu American I-o-Klo- ... At i o'clock Saturday evening ! the annual banquet will lake place, Worrall Wilson, pf S-attl Wash.. ; will be todHt master. At. .9 o'clock , that evnlng thero will' bo a dance j and High Jinks. -' To VIMt Wofildcrlnml. On Sunday morn biff ut 8 o'clock the final day of the convention i the delegates nnd visitors will leave here, for Wallowa lake. They ! will be entertained at a trout ! breukfast by the citizens of WaJ- i lowa counly, who will also fur- j nish other entertainment for tho; iuy. v . -, . . . ; Iqgue Stirred By Talkl ) f , Of U.S.Backing Brazil American Officials at Washington Emphatic : ally Deny Any Part ' in Controversy O EN EVA. Juno 'I l 1 (AD League of uutlons circles were stirred today by u dispatch from Hlo Jitneiio saying the American ambussHdor hud congratuluted President Uernurdes upun Urustl's attltudu towurd tho league of na tions. I , . Tho dlsiHitclt has revived und given strength lo reports hro thut the United Htules government had been Influencing. Uruall to adopt a strong policy for attain ment of a pcrinuncnt seat on thu leugue. -council. These ivports woro circulated In Oenea during thu March session of the leuguu us- sembly, ivheu IIi-ukII threatened lo veto thu ulectlou of Ueruiuiiy. INSPECT HEAD HUNTERS WORK ITS WASHINGTON, Juno 1G (AP). American . diplomatic officials made swift and emphatic denial today that -they hud been Involved even Indirectly In the leuguu of nations controversy which result-, ed recently In Brazil's withdrawal as u ..league member. Humors ot American Involve ment liavcMjcen In circulation both In .Geneva, scat of the league, and Hlo de Junicro, the Uraxlllan eupltul. Even' before tho report had reached Washington in news dispatches, K, V. Morgan, Ameri can umbussiulor nt Hlo, had cabled the. state department .a categorical denial of u story that he had con gratulated President Hernardosi upon Hvusill's resignation from the league. ,- PubllsVed . statements that ho bad culled 'upon thu Hruuillun president for any such purpose, or hud' otherwise taken such ac tion, were said by t hu umbussudoi, to ho unqualifiedly false. . " SeciTtary , Kellogg and oth.r state department officials believe that to' Issue a formal denial of reports .'that the Washington gov ernment had been Influencing Llru xil would unduly dignify tho ro- ports. PAHA. Hruxlt. June 1U (AP). Dr. licit 8. Dickey, well known scientist, und his bride of u few months, tho former Elisabeth Par ker, huVo just finished un explora tion trip that carried . them through tho bind of the head hunters und the must remote purta of South America. They obtained a full motion picture record of thu process of reducing and curing human heuds us practiced by tho JiveVos of Eastern Ecuador. Tho Indians had just returned from iinn nf tliolf hiMiil.linntliitr ixtii ' dllions which was found to bu In retaliation for the kidnaping of l tie 1 1 women uy another inue. The skin of the victim is cut about tho chest and shoulders und then pulled over (he heud, remov ing the face and scalp Intact. It Is treated for 10 days with tun bark and hot sand, becoming hurd und black. Tho cured head meas ure about six Inches in diumeter. Tho features are well preserved, und thu lips sewn to prevent the, escape of evil spirits. Tho heud huuleiB ure not interested hi thu hcuds of white men. " ! Dr. Dickey found thu heud-bunt-ers a healthy, fine type. Other tribes were found lu u dying von-, dltion duo to hookworm In the1 mountains-und tuberculosis lit tho lowlunds. The members of tho party lived In tents with mosquito net win-: dows. They ate bununus and chi den and occasionally a , deer or. wild pig. They ustonitfhed the Indians with their portable bath tub which wus carried becuuso of ulllgators und the man-biting fish which InTest thu rivers. No money was used in paying tho Indians for their services, cotton cloth, gun powder, buckshot, needles and matches serving as u kind of currency. -4- DRYS WIN IN I JERSEY VOTE (Continued from Fugo 1) endum and uiwd Us followers to go to the- polls on. stretchers; . if necessary, to vole against tho "sut uratedly. wet" Mct'tave. ( . Thn pumpalKn of Assemblyman Horherti y J. Paseoe against Htate Uopator! Arthur Plerson Tor the eim&aW inl!! ..nomination In Union i&inm'Odlea. by .4,0 uu votes. 'Hie fnMie!e(illoii,.ii.iii iiMa.luj;'y, rf )he (lonKtnsHlonal diKlrlcts will hc tyugtlt between -wet democrats and dry . republicans as a result of the. primary returns. The pres ent delegation contains two demo crat ..and two wet republicans, with tiin others dry republicans or no,t( out-and-out wets. - : .. THIEfr VALLEY BILL SIGNED BY COOLIDGE (Cnntlnned Prom I'ngn l. TAKE UP WORK MHDPOItn, Ore, June 10. (AD -Oregun natlonul guardsmen, , 2.- SdU strung, established yusturday I at Cump Jackson, began this morn ing i online mllilury drill und swung Immediately Into tho rou tine of cump life. A dinner this evening to HrlKii dler General While and stuff will bu tendered by local clubs. Intcnslvu drilling und training nil! be carried on this week. 1'rl day night a boxing bill -under tho management of Cuptuln Harry Uunsen, of Portland, will bo held tvith Joo (lormun, of Grunts l'uos, opposing Dud Thomas, of l'ort lund. In thu uiuln event. Ideul wuuther conditions prevail with cool evenings und mornings. CHANTS PASS, Oro. June 10. (Special) Tho trip to Camp Jack, son at Medford thus fur hus been uneventful for members .of Com pany IS, La Grundu. Ueforo wo urrlvcd at l'erry curd ducks und orups were out und thu old urmy gumcB wore IV full swing. Wo reached I'endluton. ut 9:16 o'clock und picked up Ihu nutlonul guurd compuny therM. Thu Jour ncy from there on wus devoid . of excitement, I.unch wus served at noon, e-oii-slstlng of sundwlches, lemonade und orunges. - The IJnlles und Hood lllv'er coinr panics were picked up en routo to l'ortlund, where wo arrived at 0: 15 p. lit. Wo went immediately to tho Itanier restaurant where u good meal was served. Wo had basket lunch for bruukfust.' ' We left Portland south bound at Buvun o'clock. - . INTI.J I IHl A dan Ml Arc. tMtitmZt.t Cluldrca'o Bloomers ' 45c Girls Satetn Dlooni era in black; white, bhic, pink, green anj lavender. Sizes 4 to 16. -- -L. Drastic Tactics Used ' In Fund InvesUgatio ' WASHINGTON, Junl 18. AI Drasllo luclk wi re ailoplcd to day by tho senate cameulctt. fundi committee . to get ut the bolrolC of tho situation which nsulfetf -IC un exnendllure of noma $3.0tra,4 ooo In the republican primary catm. palgn li Pennsylvania. v ' ; - 9j ...... , i i"; lAlAt-IXO C.ltOWH TIltFSOME NKW. YOHK "The mllllonatr kid" Is going Into buslnoBs. Rjrrorf tMiuiidler. who gained that. aobHO: iluet when he wua a lavish spender on Uroudwuy, says he tab "tonge IlIIUS IOUIII1K RWJU .ilium ; m urn Is going lo open u women's appar shop In Qreut Neck, u l. ' ARISTIDE BRIAN D WANTS NATIONAL UNION CABINET! l'AUIS, Juno 10 (AP). l'rem ler lb-land Is seeking to form u "natlumil union", cabinet to iv plaee the ministry which resigned yesterday, but Is finding tho task more difficult than ho ' untiol I ated, : . The premier was given the inun date by 1'rcsldcnt Ifoumerguo tills uioruliiir. after, most of those cull ed lulu consultation at thu Klyseu' I-'alncc,; bud urged thu need of such a 'cabinet. ' . ., , 'TW1 J ministry would' Include gioups 'us far to lite right as tin; union republican or the old "bloc national," h called by Louis Mar in: as fur left as tho groups whnne leaders ure willing to participate. valley. Thu urtiriehil latte created would bring additional rainfall to the slopes east of Telocaset, also, It Is held. , rOltTl.AN'l). Ore., June id (Al') According lo a, letter to Joseph S. Teale of l'ortlund. scerelary of 1 he executive coinmlllee of the t'imitllla ItatddH reclnimitiou as sochitbm, Ur. Klwood Aleud, l.'nlled Slates commissioner of reclamation says'" there is no prospect that any uddltional rcctu mutton dcvelop the reelamallon fund within the tin' reclamation funs within the next four or fl-vo years. Dr. Mead stutes .the Income to the reelama llon fund hus been seriously re duced by the shrinkage lu oil rev enues, by the agricultural depres sion and by tho relief acts which on the projects for which appro less oil revenues Increase,, work on the projects for wrlch appro priations were made this winier and the completion of the old ones at tin economical rale of construc tion, will require all tho available funds for between flvo and ten yours," tho letter states. JAZ, a.m oiiatj:s LONDON JttK now Is called as pi cunluus as un opiate, J'h'lro M.uieagn), composer of t.'avullerlu Uusllctiiia, thinks "tin; govern ments of Ihu world shoulil stop It in the same way that (hey are stopping opium smoking und the list of cocaine." ; IIAM AIMfKTMKNT ii:mi-;vi-:k tiik fiidssi'iu; of bom-s of the spine on the vurl otis nerves that l:ave their seat there. This Is the secret of the suco'iis of chiropractic. No oth er therapi-uticul science eun do this. (omo lo us for a demon stratlou. It will place you under no obligation. Consultation Free. Dit. i. io. vooii:IjL 20 Homincr Imig. ' IMione Hours: 0 A. M. to 6 P. M. A Grand Blow-Up of High Prices READ OVER AGAIN OUR AD IN i YESTERDAY'S OBSERVER , Men's Semi-Dress Sox. 2 prs. ISc You will always find our prices the lowest In town. Watch for Saturday's Special t . TONIGHT ( Hearts and Spangles" A drama of life un-v der the Big Tops. ARCADE STARTING . Thursday ERNEST TORRENCE WILLIAM COLLIER, JR. GEORGIA HALE In "THE RAINMAKER" FABLES AND I'ATHE NEWS Showing the Norge ' icaching Teller after historic trip to North Pole. A mighty spectacular racing romance from Gerald Beaumont's lied Book Magazine story, "Ileavenbcnt.'' , r ; j Holeproof Hosiery To Be Correct sheet' cli if fons must bo superlatively clour. -only tho colors iicvv in Paris, bright, and non-fading. no shudow rings, no Btrcuks. no lose threads in- rT . side. ffojqproof Hosiery free from style-des-... - troying flaws. $1.00 -'$1.65 - $1.95' . und ?23 Art & Baby Shop "Eterftliliif Ir 1-be Babf" STAR STARTING Thursday f f I II II l M im rnt T1 : AUWIVSRSAI. ' Tl & IN l, J JEWEL PICIVHS S , Tonight THE PONY EXPRESS Hoot never has made a more entertaining picture than this stirring Western drama of a man and a girl and a schem ing villain and a mysterious bullet to furnish a new kind: of thrill. , ft.