La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 24, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday Junfe 2 '102G. to Local News In Brief COMING EVKNTH 5 July 13, 14. 15 and IB Free Hoiirmakers' Institute under ausplcoi "Hie Observer. jul,. g union" county' Sfltll mutual plooour. reuuion. . . July it, t Couvenuon of Northwest Real Estate aaao. rltkn In La Grande. Sept. ail, Hi. St. ami S VnKm county fair at Elgin, Ore. Urn, from l nlon ' .''''' Mr. and ,M'- Thomas Kliklln. of .l nlon, weni visitor' In ha Grande fvatvrday.. to Celebrate lllrllulay , Mrs. Mary Huiiielhurt jailcvlc brute her 77tb .JilrlliUay , unnlver. ry, Krhluy, Juno 25. To tlnfct-f "lb Morning Mrs. 11 H. Lefebvru and olill- Jrt-n, KuRene and HosulUv went to To Mnko lioiuu Hero Baker on . tills morning's train,.. Mr llna Mnk w K ,,.u , , Kline they uro visiting touiiy. i vuaii., ana will maku Hits city M. fmill Hcrnils on their home for several mom Us. ; Ultle , MIhs 'I 'llla " und Jurk Mr. Taylor will a,dl Kureka va Houan returned to their liunm CUum cli-uni-i-s. working with Jess nm Hits morning after visiting at lioaeiibauiu. electrician here Hfrmlstoii for. Ihe ' 1'ust three Iri-ka. , '; k WopikiI Here lo Vlxli m' ' I Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Illeks slon- VWIIiiK.lii lily ped In I ji Grande for a short visit -.Vlclof l-'OBle JinJm lyj a tl,e;rir,t ot tnojwii-lrtoVlh.-liS vuy companV'd by Mrs. iMMley. niai-k. Yellowstone' national park'on u lrar are'vlsltlng at the home of K. vacation trip. Mr. Hieks Is sales H. Haines here Tor u- few days. lllullg,,r rr ,he ourunlee l-'und They arrived In the cljjy y.-st.i-uay. i118u'ranee company, ,'iuid he f ' ( '', f.. -J ftuuled 'on' thti,, liiciU ri.prcseiilalivea To Vl.-li,- hlster while here. .Mrs. V. c cltsf. t I WlHimm urrlveti in this morning from Ios Aniteles; L'lilirornia anil will vmitjj here (of some tluio'VHIv. Vir-ste-i tor, Mrs. lOurl dloURh.'! Atlclldcil tt resiling Match Judy 'Ash 'I'eturned1 to his lioniO' lime llils..tiioni"B .ttCI'r . trip j'orllund. where he attended Ihe IWrn-Thyo wrestling match , last niKiit. ; - -: ' ' i, . 4 ; ' . To Vlslf nl' ldili'rpi'lst Mrs I'illeii . CarlHoli and duilgll - tcr, Mae, panned through l.a Oninile. Ilils morning on their way to Kiiternrlse, where they will visit relatives for. about ' three weeks, i ' .'"' - To linhler HiIn .Mornlnit i i I'ay I.itnman. uccompunled by Mm W W"-HrtWre' nttd"fnrily. went lo lmlilcx. on .this, morning's tniln. llnbler Is iMIss Lanmuns . ui, nonie nnuMaufliii'i"(H VT - .III ere over me weei t-im. ".. t- , . ,.,wlPiAJli 'L&yi .- Ch er.;or I'O lee UJlJl xiuyih-o ind l)iity Sheriff AaaaMHrltoarft n4M'itlndr homajl ln-e I'Niu'cti'il to return to (tininde tomorrow. They ore "at tending: a convention of nortJir' west police chiefs and sheriffs.,'. lilire from S. l'nnl , , Miss Gertrude llawes arrived In itlu- city;, this morning from St. I'aul. Minn., where sue J ". er n llle schools mere, .-mi- . weens. vlalt heVe for about two .with rubel Doty. Thla la Mlas iHuwes' first trip to Oregon. 'Elgin Girl lteeoverllig i Missi.oulHe Denhutn, who has been 111 of typhoid .fever for sev of irul wet-ks at the University iorcgon; where she Is a student, 'was able lo be taken to her home fit KlRih Wednesd.iv. Her father. I,. Ilenliain, uccoinpanled her. Vrom l'.a Clrunde she finished the Journey) in nn ainbiilance. To laher4IIMM'i''Mr - "fcW)i."W.'if' - Mrs. Frank JtvoJU. Vd "n- im i.- i.W.,i.'5S' dunaliler.' lilld Mri.f George Earhull. Bui Washington slate highway d.. . Ti...".. T. m,.i.... .rtmeiil. was in the city yesler- ' ' "' " : 10 WilllOWB 11115 MIUI I.- ...1... ill onnh.l lllll iik, ituyif invy tii wuk tnti Mr. Kur hart will join thrill inert1 tomorrow'. Tli'y lmv I Clint's Gigantic Money Raising Sale .--.. ..-. a'! ' IGOING FULL BLAST EVERY DAY If ' :- ' .." ' Savinff the laoplc of La Grande and Union County money on every article in our store i In : ; v dominant-Values! -Immense Stocks! )i Unsurpassed Selections! ( MERCHANDISE OF QUALITY been vlnltine hero for about four Th6 Mn,d "pcct 10 b0 hep-- until the middle of next month, Prom here they wilt go to Portland, To VUll t Lako r. Mr.. V. R. King and little iduughler. Gertrude, went to Wiil- Iowa lake thla morning ' where i they will visit for some lline, Homo tills Moniliiit . Mill. H. O. KmlUi and Utile boii, Hilly, ruturnod home this inoriilng from Portland, where they have been for the nni ...... Hilly having n operation uor formed on him whK" '' . v" To VWl Brother ! Mrs. Mary S. Ooodinaii, wei ill to uuierpnsc the tirunrh lln train una morning, 'She will visit her brother, J. H. Wagoner, who la visiting Micro from Fairfield, Jowo. Bho has not seen her bro ther for forty yours. arrived In the city from Hi.okune. ' ; Itelnni from Trip .. w Hawl ."Itojhlns and lliree uitdreR"wlll nturn to lit C.runde tonight or tomorrow from Kansas .been visiting relatives. They will be accompanied to l.a Grande by Mrs. Kobbins' falher-ln-law, who will viNil hern for some tilme. i Here from California , A I l.oills Kacigalupo and son. . the IWurlltzer orgun expert rrom San ' l-'ranciaeo, (.'ulirornia arrived ill l.a Grunde this week. While here ho will overhaul nnd time tho iWurllfzer military band organ used at the Itex Holler Skating rink. Home for Summer ' ' " Mlfa HuUla Antlei-Hon lies re turned to' her"'hoihti"'1i6rt.'""TrttfiV t,seattle. Wash., where shu has boen attending Ihe University of Wash- j i . .... . .. lame .Mia ivacallon at ner nonie nerc. ,i tan t ""uc' "U'"V , i " ,. I ri,(,n (in nt Neattle lust '. weei lcft tlils Morning ; yfi 8. Parker left this morning, liy'uuto. for his hoine In 1'ortlund. Ho was accompanied that fur )y Miss Olive I'utinun, slsler of 'U.'JJ. I'ulnuili. who has . beenv.liere fur, the nat month a guest at her bro- . ther'a home. She will leave Port . , ... .. lund, by boat, tomorrow evening , .....a i-n. lor ner iiomc in ww fornia. Able to Walk With Crutches Mrs. M. S. Alperl, who had her left foot broken uboul seven weeks ugo Is uble to walk now witn tne aid of crulch-.-s. Her sister, Jirs. C Harlot, of Hoiae,. Idaho, . has liien here with her for the past Hngwn, - ana - wui-pvnq(np w!'feohvomion next month, Ho has a two weeks. - Sir. Surlol, who hasj...,, t'.roo been at Tfaklnia and Spokane, will .drive through this evening and 'Join her here-and will return to '. Ti T ' Hero from Waaliliwlon , ,.,.MB the oiled rouda.ln J - ....,, til IS SL't'tiOIl 111) . . . u,.r.i,iilni. uons. iw u... of tho Washington - thSiig Kouga, with which a communlly chorus of S50 voices will Inter pret the legendry of- the historical pageant to be presented at the athletic grounds here tho evening of July 23. will bo practiced at an important rehearsal at tho high school auditorium at T o'clock to night. Not only singers from La, Uiande but those' from tho sur rounding country are to particl 'pate. Men, women and children are needed, .according to Earl Stoddard, who is musical director for tho pageant.- It la not necea sury to have a solo voice In order to -'be ollgible, ho announces. The chorus will bo stationed at the front of tho Improvised stage, facing the grandstand. And dur ing the progress of the pageant the singers will offer old and non songs. Including plonocr travel favorites, to help with tbo un folding of the story. James W. Evans, of Seattle, who Is general director of tho hlatorl cal spectacle, has composed sev eral musical ' numbers especially for occasions of this kind. - A good dcul of local history is to be woven into ' tho pageant.' which depicta the building of .the empire, from Its beginnings In. the coloniul days. The first episode' has to do with life in tho colon-, lea.:'-- -The next leads: up to the tivll ft.ar;''wlth scenes from 'early times - in the northwest. ' Events from the pioneer annuls of Union and Wallowa , countlea will Inter sperse' the'' -subsequent- eplsodto dealing witle Civil. Hpunisli-American 'ft nd World -wars. . i . , A cast of 76 to 80 persons is being' chosen for tho presentation of the pageant proper, the various acts 4r which have been assigned! to the orgunlaatloaa of,, tho .com .'uiunlfy. . i . .' rli til .' it-Ill . lw' - a ri-n timiil ' I n megapnoiie , the. announcements ulid ' Interpretations made by an IntiMioeutor, states Judge Hugh t:. Itrudy, who Is chairman of tho American Legion central commit, tee In charge. A. W. NVIson rep resents the chamber of couimerco us chairman of -the ontcrtalnntcnt committee. partnient, of Yakima, wore In tho city today for tho same purpose;- J uniKiug to iiiH-mgo David Hogmer, Junior In . the achoo of -commerce at the Oregon Agricultural -college, - spent lust JnigJit In l.a Grande. He Is .starting on a hike from C'orvallls to- Chica go, v Here ho will' Join nia lamer. IWUO.will ue ineru, ior n ii ,..i,i0u ,rt mnlin ilm trln He lUrt Portland Tuesday after- Inoonj.'nl two o'clook, , and . .arrived ihi-iiiiMt nlirhl. and rcnorta . that 'he jtta many." riov with lourlsta alongrtho o way'i" Hogmer'a homo Is tlona upholding P. N. Lulhrop, dn Yorlt. Ho atay'cd In l paHmont - coiiinionder the past In NeSv Grande last night with his fratcr nily brother, Lawton Stearns. ,. ' ! rrr r. . . .. . Second Day of Sales t Proves Successful ' . (Continued from Page 1) uuiiiu ftoiit Suinini rviile, others up thu rlvi-r front Htarkoy. Hlx hca oC shui-p anC a mowing muchine were disposed of by owiierfl who. brought thuin from Covo.' An auto-, mobile, Heverul sets of harncsa, a couple of hay rakes. a wire stretcher. hIx horso collars, a-j truek. harrows, u mowing machine (Idles miide thelran-i fcr IntcrcstliiB for tho ranchers.,1 , juii,, uiuutid were won uy iiiu hleycle. shotgun und pair of chaps ofiecj'fJ. Homemakera bid In the ranb''. the cream separator, davenport, the liuil'et und ' buby currlnr. the buyers, one local resident puy Ing for $330 worth of horses ami harness. . Hoy Kmigh, who lives up the Urundu Itojide river, sold artleb-'S amounting to about $2U0. Georje Wadu, uWher up-river rancher, -lMUle sales that totaled close to . Vulley llcpresjcutwl, t Hot l,ake, Htarltey, Union. Kil ler priHe, Klgln. Hummervlllo, t'ove. I'rtiltdale and the vulluy generally wtK well ripresenied among thu downtown shoppers. , The crowd, however, was not as large as the merchants hud hoped would respond to their efforts to make It a genuine market day. The seuHon probably was largely responsible, some of them explain-1 ed this morning. . Kalr weather took' tht! runners Into tho fields., wherv the time Is ripe for buying, cultivating and early harvesting.! TIiihs Will Tclt "Some of us were Ulscourugwl at "Ihe turnouf.'V commented one nit'ichitnt. VBut i believe It Is1 ultOKether oo early to pass Judg- ment. This thing will have to bu. tried "ovr a number of months. I tlu imrelnints burning by theli ; (liHt mistakes and, Improving the service euch t.lln1,':heforft we can my whnther'ti a community en-! tfijirlso I'tho sale hue succeeded or failed." ' ' ' ' Ills scntliii'-nt wus eetiod by a number of business men. who dj clur't that although yesterday's crowd wu small, they did not feel that they had given the plan a chance under the unfavorable circumstances of fteathcr and sea son that uttended yesterday's salo. The success with whleh the cohimunlty sales has. worked in Kvenrit, Wuxh.. vta commented upon by O. t'. HI v ley. district mun yger for I he K. W. '-Woolwortn eoniputtj', who Is a business visitor in the city this week. "1 have watched tliQ monthly ant rs days In Kverdt for the. last tb.r;(i years -and they ri-gularly bring I he people out In droves (At(-Vfi yep an try around," he s:iid this morning. "I was not In CARAVAN ON if BRANCHUNE ' ' ' TRIP '-. TODAY (Continued from Page 1) Grande's chief contribution to the programs that will be given joint ly -by residents and visitors at the meetings of tho trip. Fifteen musicians have volunteered to go. At Enterprlao this evening, din ner will bo served at 6:15 o'clock at the I. 0.-0. l' hall by the women of the Methodist Indies' Aid society. An informal pro gram will bo given, talks by 1-a Grande - and Wnllown county speakers to be supplemented ;b orchestral numbers under l.umiy'a direction. Morelock will act jtij toaatiuastcr. . iiv-tf1. lii; About 75' EnlerpiiB3i' businesi are to uttend tii'b. .illiincrb' meeting an guests of the 'caravan crowd.-- . . i;'' . . :s,- Some of tnu Iji Grarid people will drive directly to the! Wonder.. land inn after dinner. usnora plan to remain for. the chautaliitua program ut which Lucille llluibar, one-time local teacher, will bt- one of the threu entertalnei-a. Itrcakfast iii Woiulciiiuiil. UrcaUfast will bu served at -the Wonderland hotel ut S o'clock Fri day morning. At 11:30, Hie cara van, accompanied by several Jos eph citizens, will make a side trip to the marble tlepouila to view thu preparations foe quarrying. lioss Leslie, or some other mem ber oi the new industry, will ex plain the progress and pl;iiiH.;, With 4t Joseph men as gie-st.4, luncheon will bu,jwuv(-d, nt -JVVfilf, Iowa hike 'In the iii'iv 'rnjitniji'oifti. The uppur. .Wallowa, vallut'will be visited In 'tho.. nfl'Tilooli. ' ltltnicr at Wnllown. ' . Dinner at tho'KrfiKlita of l'ylh- las hull at Wallowa will coulntilt the aeries of fellowship gulherlnln'. r. W.: 'IS lhy 'pi-esLUeiit of the Union ;'county cliuiiibiii'J.or dom. inerce,' will preside- at tile pro gram. Music-will bc-furiiiNliiM! liy Cox'a Troubadours, with Heed Cox, former la Cirande high sellout student." aircctrng.H 1-Tftiy "VVulloiV- nns have signified r.liflc licij-ptuiic of tho Invitation to the u flair. In the interests of the Euslet-n Oregon normal school, several! short talks will be made during)'1" bottest day of the liwt three ; the trip by Albert It. llunler. slate representative from this district. 1927 MEETING MAItSHI-iELI), Ore., June "A (AP). Suletll wus' choseriibr the hext annual eninmpineut of the department of Oregon Ci. A. H. late yesterday. " 'I," '' I'lhcnmpinent adopted reHOltt- year, who was deposed recently by ruling of national G. A. it. The state G. A.' It. will nak reconsider tit ton by national body and ulo pay all expenses Lathrop lias ,be to In defending his last . year election. ... Kollowing officers wmre elected: department commander, Will him Clemens, Newberg; ' senior viee commande.r, R. B. Cat hi art, of Marshfleld; junior vice com man der. It. M. Guy, of I'ortluml; chap lain, I -on la Huff, of KiiKenc; coun cil of administration, T. Jl. Kiev ens. of l'orllnnd: Gideon Ktolt.. of Salem: J. Cooper, of Mc Mlnnville; S. I,. Iliylhf, of Hood lllver; C. K. IMke, of Newberg. Delegates to Jes Moines en campment: Charles True, of Port- land: Hugh W. Jtackley, of Port land; J. K. Noll, of Aslor u;' LoiiIh Hulf, of Kugene; K: . Mark of rorthmd; li. 1. HaiiHou, of Portland; George VAHh, of Gi Jiaiiir 1 ' aVHernates: 1. C, Vnsltbtiw.' of The' Dalles; George Kreieren. of Portland; Henry Hlmard, of The Dalies; J. Johnson, "Of- -PorTtund! I. M.' Guy, of J'ortliind! Charles Dixon, of Kugene; S. Paisley; of Portland. I .a (.iinide Woman Chosen. Women HeMef Corps elected the following: president. Mluda' Kliit tery. of Kugene: senior vice presi dent, Jlelen KoiilhwUic; jnnlur vice president. Pearl Kellock Hnillh, of Coitillli:; tretisitrer. Agnes Moses of Kugene; chaplain. Laura llraden, of Ia Gianrle. At request of ltoselmi g Wom en's Relief corps Ihe state organi zation adopted a reNoliillou urging the stale legislature to ' ;onnl irucl another building at Jtoseburg sol diers' home and to allow widows of veterans to enter the home. . Airs. Alary Kn trees, of Hiilcm, was re-elected depart men! presi dent of the Daughters of Veterans. DR. MOORE TO V TALK, . HERE. ' (Continued from Page 1) strutlons hrive been given wlthj succojai In connection wHh e.lill- I d run's growth Hubs In Severn I j communities of the stale. The ! county nurse- will be Invited to co- j operale. Dr. Moore has three Iniporlnut : lectures, one of which the publish er aro . arranging lo be given at j an evening session In order thai both fathers and mothers may al- tend. "What Produces . Oood Teeth" lias been chosen for Hint' occasion. - His other Mtibjecls. i 'Proper Clothing and Hlim-'- nnd; "ilow to HVcd Ihe llaliy," Will be' reserved for afternoon h-cl iiren, j All will bo Illustrated wllh chil-1 dren fro mi lit and around lsi, Grande. chants started the custom -there, but I shoulfl ' liYnk lr6HHd re iulre more than two months lo afttubHsli a reef market day." AWARD SALEM EIG FL Or" GHWAY RAH POItTLAND, Ore.i June t (AP) A new survey of the Willamette highway between 1-owell and Oak Kldgo aonio 23 miles, was ordered by tho state highway commission today. The work will bo done as soon as possible. County Judgo Barnard of- Eu- gene, staled thut lJiuo county now hua 5tiu,mll) wuitlng to be .spent on Ihls section of -the Willamette lilifu,nv. lie flilfled that tho coun fx Is, Willing also to buy tho right of wv; neeucu. ..- ,v t; Tlitj'stute'a present esllinato of Ulc cMt of thu Iwol-Oak Itldge ytlanis jsuu.ueo uui. juugu ll)trnulh6uglit a new survey wnuIU'riwIuee this more thati 100,. Mo.; ' HlilS may bo let for tho grading of rsirta f this section' boforo the Liihow Clie.i next fall. Klvc .dangerous railroad grade croasluga.wlil be ellinlnuted by ucr tlon taken" by the commission to day. ,-"o of these wilt bo abolish ed by the new Gold Hill bridge. four otheVa by the new Gurlbahll Hobsunvillc section of tho ltoose velt highway In THlumook county. Eight lllds Opened. Eight, contractors want to put crushed rock Hurl'uelng on the 7.U miles or unit 1 of tho KntcrpiiHo-l-'orest liountry section of the En-lerpiiMe-l'iqra highway. , jThls unit complviiw ihe Hui tucillglj'ot tills highway ubout fofty inilcs north of linterprlM!...,;,"' '"H'Sif'. ilK'--''1' A hulf vlnduri-' iind reUtlnlng wall under the' hproicft lb Crooked river rauvoau .uroKTovurcw uvu IiIiIm for tlilrf-'work. "V:t. ',- i-:ighl. buildera would icohatruet the bridge over Miami i-lver on tile ltooscveU highway in Tillamook county near Garibaldi. The .commission opened linlf a score blda for , ten anow plows. J.tiddera from asi far Hfisl-iiH ffU.ii-got-, Me., and Long Ialund City, N. Y.. were lieard from. v . it-Is my recollection that on years, we have opened bids for snow plows,' declared Van Duxcr. SEARCH FOR - ; ABDUCTORS UNDER WAY (Continued From Page 1.) tmd aeefjiilpiiinied by expert' tfiUll trH'aiifl Mexican officers searched Mie barren country southeast of htro 'all day yesterday. ' i l - 'i ; A Mgbt or Terror. ' " In tho hospital' hero - Mrs. Mo ,rherson irelated a night of terror spent on. the desert boforo shu finally cnnio to Agua Prlete. Pray-. ing 'to .Uod, sho said, Bho strovo onward. "through tho night," first toward -a tpcomlnent1 ntoimtiiln In Honora, Mexico, because It was all she could see In the darkness, nnd thea toward the glaring red lights of. Douglas copper sin el tern until she finally arrived ut human habitations. I'roin tho diagram .drawn by Mrs, McPherson it has been esti mated that she traveled about 20 miles during the night. Pusaefl ii ml Mexican troops have thrown a cordon around this area 'und hope that somo time toduy they will find ,thc place described by the evangelist where she wus hold eiiptivu by the three persons. Mrs. McPherson has given de scriptions of the three, but suy.i she never saw them before they abducted her and has no Idea us to their Identity. One man, she said, was culled "Htcvc," another "1'Vllpe" and the woman "I tone J, OH ANO ICIaKS, June 24 (AP) Angelas temple, .recovered from the shock of finding Its into la mented leader, Almcc Hcmple Mcpherson,- still alive, began prep arations today to make a triumph of Hie evangellKl's return home. Overjoyed by the news that their p'utlor had been found near Doug las, Ail.., thousands of Mrs. Mc pherson's followers gathered at the temple last night, and amid a wild demonstration Indicated that she would be 'given thu 40st Stu pendous reception ever accorded ti religious leader in (his city. Meanwhile the authorities failed lo o I m re the enthusiasm displayed by I he Angelus temple congrega tion. District Attorney Asu Keyes. upon heating of Mrs. MePherson'H assertion that she was abducted, declared that such nn occurrence was nn outrage und Immediately launched un Investigation. Local aellvlly In the Investigation, how ever, Is uL a slandstlll, pending I he return of officers who were dispatched to Douglas to study cvrry.nmrle of Ihe slrnnue case. We Buy for Less We Sell (or Less Our heavy grade Hit) Overalls for men, reinforced on every point. In all sizes ; $1.09 Uoys' Overalls, heavy grade, rein forced on every point. Sizes 6 to 16 . 79c Watch Our Ad For Saturday Specials Newdrkstdhe Destroyers of High Prices. ' I ' ROBEBirna, Ore., ' June "l l. (AP; jack Smith, held by ' city officers for Investigation, has a long record , or potty violations in Seattle.-according to word re ceived today by' Chief of Police Ketch, As Hin It h answered In a general way deacrlptloua of-, the man suspected of tho Oainea mur der In Seattle, his tingerprlnta were sent to that place whore he waa Identified aa Charles Cusaidy alias Arthur Emery, alias John Brown, a: "three tlmo . loser", in the; state of 'Washington, having been sent to -the penitentiary each time for. petty thefts, According to a '.letter. reeeCved from W,:H. Sear ing, chii-f oC police. Aa the man apparently -is not '( wanted, at tlio present time he waa released from custody. v .j. '"'-. -'V . Sleepers One-piece Sleepers in pink, blue and white. ; r ; Sizes 4 to 10. Special . . . 89c , ' Art& Baby Shop . V "ETerftliliic ttw The Baby" . ". Wherehe Thrills Comedy "Whistling Lions' mm M we were right! not h long ngo when flurry raJigoSai limiting two nN'l iomcdles wo suit I, ' "Watch f.niiudou he Is going to make bigger imhihIIch aiitl tUv world will fall him llm screen ' great st comedian. lleiii ho Ik . mir Hurry-. ,--mvrn . . nids I hut iimmc mi fust "i think ymi'i it looking nt flrt when you're half - ' wtt- thmngli the UtHll ( Arcade SHERIFF SAYS ' N MYSTERY SOLVED ,-J,,('.! - (r ..' . (Continued from Faga 1) row morning before a Jury be will open on exhaustive publlo Inquiry into the slaying of Sylvia Howard Oalnea. He said he "will Ignore all theories. " Threo lnveatlgatlona of tho tragedy have been under way and charges or politics bave been made. Mrs. Oalnea. atopmoiner or Syl via, Indicated that she and her hus band hod uuarreled. not over Sylvia as reported, but because he drank: and that tho suicide at tempt she iiciilu last winter: waa because sharing his drinking so no would not linblbo alone or outaide tho family. - . . -. On the list of wltnessea for the J&H.A :'" ' I-"'-" ' '' :.y.-: j aaaaaaaaBaaaaaaaaaiaaaaBaBaaBaBBi . u . 4 'Mare Mo. It' lli Adama Aire, I Uraade, Or. ... Coys' Suits ,'t ."'.' : .790 H V Boys' Cotton Bath ing Suits in navy blue with gold trim. '' All sizes. ' Jury called by Coroner Jones to morrow will bo Wallace, Gallics, father of Sylvia.: William Clalnea, Mrs. Wallacu Guinea and Loula Stern. . -':.:: '.-' . : ' Once polltlciuna toased IhelrliatM Into. the ring. Now they use theut for megaphones. - Begin! t f I Mil - I , ( !1 I', t". A p ( .MUi all U' .1.- ' M'l.- Wlii . ji.N' . vl. . ',;.' " i ,u 'n r TODAY Friday - Saturday Oh Mom a! TODAY FRIDAY anil SATURDAY ,'r, i ,' . A-;il j.f." ";.? t'M'.'i I. -J w p m i ;.'.i .- 'Mi:. ,9'.1- 1 r : j. ?; Mr;,! II