La Grande evening observer., July 12, 1926, Image 5

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Monday,- July ifc 1823.
A.
II II llll II II II
Local No wo In Brief
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coWKii crones
July it. it, is tm 11 nm
UommmkmnF tnstKala aadf
aosptoes The Ofeetrrer.:
July 1 Cetn rauMr MM
aanual plnsir rteiaioav
July It, M, H-OhmiM of
' Kortlrea lira! Mala ssim
elation ta La Oiasrts, ..
- Sept. tt, U,M,M as-CasB
nmaif lair at Esgla, On, .
jravlas; ,nr JorUaad v ...
( Mr. and ' Mrs. Zurber 1,. Kiln
re leaving for 1'nriland In . the
jorning. .' , ..-.'. ,'. ' .
Vuiljr AgeiU. In Fnb-rprtan .
1C. O. Avery, county agent, fa, In
Interprlso today on business eon
fccted with hi office, ; ,; .' v;
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lailonai flaeni to lttiU- ;'-
The first drill after Hummer va-
etioa will call the- .national
liardHmen to the-armory at' 7:80'
clook this evening, ('apt. o.r L
utton announced thin, morning, i
rm ramp m ni kiiwo -" -
Dr. and ' Mrs.,. J. 1,.- MePhersen,
r. and Jlr,ri.'C.-'Unr'per. aid.
Ir. and lire. 0.,W. Jpnea left- to,
toy for the hiic - Hheep i country.
t ar Joseph, where, they will camp
Ir sevcrul day. - . - :" y.
frok rail at lkr, ...
Misses i.iuian rennmgton. and
arguret Klopfensteln were.Tweek
id vlstors at the Hoyt -cabin at
allowa lake. ' lli Myrtle Koyt
turnod to l.a Urande (or this
tek.' ' ' ' "'".. "' : -;
Innie to' Portion '.,,'
Mrs. L,' C. McC'reary concluded
rr visit ut the home' of her sister,
Irs. Bert Pattlson, Sunday morn-
kg. The l'atllsoa drove with nor
fc far as Pendleton,', from " where
lie finished thei journey . to her
Some In Portland by rail.;" .
n Way to Baker " ' -.
(! A stnge load of Spanish-, merle
in war veterans, eh route td Bal
& Irom Wester-: Oregon;? polntlj.
Bent half an hour In 1st Oraode
st night befort- resuming : thel
tourney. Halter. Is 1 host ip the
IpanlHh-Ainerlcan, (Veterans of Ore
gon today..' ' :'.'(.:''' :' '?' ; ; ',-
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Jolng to V'llow6tt;Bo "
is Mrs. KreiJ Holmes and daughter.
Ulss Nell Grlmmtl, accompanied
iy a friend, Miss Gertrude Gray,
rt I'orllund, left-Sunday for. Tel
awstono national park; where
Jley will spend a couple of weeks
tt more. They will return by the
Iputhoni route,; and, will ..'nr :.for
day or two'at SeftBldC.'t';;
allcrt by Wttes' ifh--4
Mrs. Ilozel RtobDlnhd etf brd
jher, John .Ijuio, "went to1 Welser
fcturduy nrght, . called,. ., by; the
loath 'of' their.. father, who had
keen 111 for aomei thne. :' Mr.:Rob
ln returned .from.' her father's
koine only twd-days; before she, re-,
jfcilvcd Wordlhat.hc had' died.
!To Baker for MeHn-J; ''
1. Mr.--and Mrs. l. :CV ;Bowser, Sir.'
ind Mrs. A. H.' Alidersoh ahd Miss
aiulda Anderson,' Misses Blla Hld
hrer, llslk Nlcdarer,,, Gertrude'
Wagoner, and Kathryii'MOfan and
IrValter' Johnson were among rthe
I a Grande membern who drove, to
(Baker yesterday morning ,tp attend
She M'-moothly meetloir of the ee-'
ipiitlve; committee of the,', Grande
Itonde Christian End(hror; union.
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turn rom CoBTintloav .."''
Mrs. Ida Krenl'h and her sdn.
.en. returned last prfDins trvuv
i-iirtme nee., where .the -state eon-.
jrentlon of the Chiirche of Christ
tlosed yesterday. Airs. irs;j
'ho aeoompanled them as far as
B'ortland, returned with theirt. The
ntev. 0..V. Dunn,- pastor , ot ' the,
iChurch of Christ here,,; and. e
members of his party were expect-
ling to atart for home'admetlme td-
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AnAAAAAAd
FIVE MORE DAYS OF
Glint's Second
Selling Campaign
OF OUR
MON STROUS MONEY-RAISING SALE.
Every article in our store reduced. Make
your saviny on your needs for Bummer
now. ."..J
MERCHANDISE OF QUALITY
For Men and Boys
mm h m ra m. , ami .sv m. aai sw am aa ma as i mu
Tffl STOKI VTTM
T ha Iter oa Biwraem
A. W. Nelson Anil vt.i n. 1t.
noils will spend the day In Baker
ivesaay transacting business.
rinw . . ' '
Thn flro trurk Wn called to the
s0 block on Hpruee at 11)01 p. m.
today to rxtingtilsh a graM fire,
fneinieal were used. No damage
wn rcporieu, , ,
'IVi lriMii)t Tnurtet Tmrrkw.
Dtlrtv-flve or mere MBMMiiti.
tlyrs of commerce chamber looat-
co on the Old Oregon Trail hlsh
way- were expected to meet at the
city hull beginning at 1 P. Jn. today
for a discussion of tourist traffic.
ten -were expected from Hakrr,
five from Pendleton, sit from Uni
on, andr 16 or . .more, from I.a
Grande;,' R, (), Reynolds, secretary
or inn, local citamber said.
Nrdl Hmhim fop RraJtoTO-.
i wo nunared more room are
needed to accommodate, the real
estate men expected here for the
Northwest convention July 33-t);.
Becoming to word that went , out
from -the chamber of; commerce
office. thla mornli.g. Offers it
rooms (o rent to the entertaining
reauors snouia do- maae -witn tne
commerce ,chamber ;secrbary. j-,,.-'
MRS. 'GEKELER :-C :, ' 'i
BURIED HERE
- ; ' ' LATE "JTODAY:
(CMHaaed From Paga i) !
titer west; Outfitting theiriselvcs
with oxcarts, they ' joined the
Tount train, and arrived la. the
Grande. Ronde .valley In . Septum
ber, -1802. They had -been' fo.ir
months on the, trail.
By farming and frelchtlna. they
and their family prospered' until
at tits deal li In 1901' their, hold
tags numbered- CDS acres. ,
i, Mrn. Grkclcr "Carried. On." '
Mrs. Gekelcr, a staunch pioneer
woman whoso membership In thf
Lutheran church' dated from her
fourteenth roar, took' up her huv
Danp a airairs wnen lie died and
won' the :resocct of. her helsrhbors
wiiit ner- business Jndgmenf. ;. ;
.-ur.-ineir ii pntiaren. the rnu
lowing .' survive: -. Mrs. ,1. allnnl'4
KahnletlJe Iing,' Mr. Pearl -lle
ral, Mrs. Nellie Kpencer,' C. 11,
Gekelcr. and George O. , Gekelcr:
And not only all the children.
but 31 grandchildren and 12 great
grandchildren as well, reside with
In-the hounds of the county tho.t
Mr..'und Mrs. Gekelcr helped to
develop.. - : . ':''., I
ANGLERS BRING '
. CATCHES HOME,
aXJC-fc-'C- Sa-Js)s.. "v asai
11m fish feed la alo the tlinle
for the) paymept of, annual dues In'
tho luK Secretary, Klngsley de
clared today. ,, ',:' ;,.,' '.'
Roy Millerlng string, of Rain-.
bow trout Ik' lifted as one Of Ml
best. bEOiight-ln so fur. Jluba Zwel-
jfel nnd, Mriv Zwelfel' have a beau
tiful .catch' on Ice, . ,i -
Others- who: brought In pralne-
worlhy. evidence of their, ability as
anglers' Included!- nick'Oaborn, It,'
G., Albert. Robert Newiln, Al-Rdy,
Harry Zwelfel and Charles Wur
ehtson:. .The. fish are on display at
the, Oregoh I lard warn tijid Iniple
mcht company. . . .v
3vnt after noon today It was an
nounced that1 the- rhiinber of com-'
merfo quartet would. slh- at tho
lianejuet tonlghl. , , : : .
BLAME HEAT
V FOR DEATH
OP 9 SUNDAY
' (Oottiaued tVom Pa 1.)
grees above was registered od the
official' thermometer. This Is the'
third time In Ihe last two summers
that 101 ha been reached th4
A CONSOCNCt
MANY' COMING
. TO INSTITUTE
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' (Continued from Vat 1)
oeptlonal Institute we have la store
for them, there ought to be
thousand present.'
Tho program. In short, presebto
a condensed form the rnoxt valu
able Information and training to
be had In a university coure tn
domestic art and science. ' Krom
one viewpoint. It turpaars the
opportunities of the average course
In that direction, because thn In
structors who have been procured
for the faculty represent thn last
authorities In their respective
lines.
Jn addition to thn demonstra
tions and lecture on the program.
there will bn exhibit) and displays
of foods, household equipment.
honw furnishing decorations and
other thing of Interest to home
makers.
An Orthophonlo Vlctrola, avail
able through the courtesy of the
rare Purnlturft company, will fur.
nlsh muMe for the. lntermJlone
between lectures.
Instttute-goem are reminded that
they are free to consult the In
structors oa any- question con
cerning the subject of the demon
strations. A question box for that
purpose will bo kept at-the .'high
school.,- and - the answers will be
glveri frflm.the platfqrrn or through
wc uosrrycr,.! "me questions may
be! signed' or not. aS the lnqulsll'ors
pies.e.v .;';)' ': '' j '!
t)ior record 'days 'being .'July., tj.
and July jf jijj, , i ; j
Ist. night. wlthOho' nilnliiium
a6f,v'lled 'with July ,!, this year,
us the -warmest night.': At: 7:30 b.
clock this fnornlog F the mercury
stood t .ahovo. Indications are
that the ireroury ulll not roach
loo today. ,.' - - ; . . :
104 1.1 MVIOlU
MKDTOlttVOr.. July IS. (AD
The hlgh'trmperature yesterday
here waa 104. In the evening a,
thunder shower .felt oven the Med
ford . district with a precipitation
of .aa.or art Inch, ,
Street thermometers at li O'clock
registered -drgree and lndlo.
tloas pointed , to slightly cooler
wetlier. ... i. . ...
t'lintatia condltiotui are Ideal for
fruit and hay crops. . .. - , ;
PJ!Jni,RTON.; July IS (AD
tA icgro,, about 3S, whose Identity
has not; ncen learned,, was drown
ed;, at' the moulh of - the Umatilla
river yesterday according to word
received here today., lie Is thought
to hare "stepped to a deep . hole
irhlle' wading to get; relief from the
heat. ,-','' ". 'r'- 'V-. '-, r-.
THREE SHOT
TO DEATH IN
:':V:;-.:CICERO,'ciLL.
Contloued tram Fags 1) ,
thein he -hadi heafd six or seven
shotJi shortly, after his aflRallonts
drove awhy. - The police started
search and found the , bodies of
Hem and Mfca Iliatiz nearby. Both'
had been shot In the head. A
-.Police Hvc (Men , 1
W'ayne, described as a "floater"
from the- 11 ad Men street' district.!:
ruptured after, in exciting to-
llce .chase when the stolen taxlcab 1
In U driving eraehed through
railroad fates, after; nearly wreck
trig a police car, overturned and
pinned hlnv underneath. The oth
er; fhsn . escaped. Wayne, - when
taken . back to Cicero, : took one
white faced look' at the' body. or
the young-tromah victim and then
started his. story. .1 . ',
Thn exprdltlon which resulted In
what. the. police described aS one of
ttia most chocking crimes In their
experience, . apparently was. plot
ted 'In n'vtladlsen.' street "flop
house'." rvvtiyn said his compan
ion, whom lie met only four days
ago when Wayne came here from
MuekerfOL, Mieh.. was known to
him only, as "Curly" or "Blondy."
'.Oxte Of Many CrknrS.'
The ilaylng came 'before the
echoes of Cicero's last sensational
shootings- had died 'awtey, . Near
the Scene of today's osnumlnatlon
William McAwlggln, an ashlstaiit
states attorney and two compan
ions, fell before a withering hall
of lead poured into their auto by
machine gun ganstcrs last April.
This triple slaying which led to a
grand Jury Investigation of crime
conditions In Cook county and sev
eral Indictments has not been
solved.
MAKES ESCAPE
FROM PORTLAND
HOSPITAL WARD
PORT-LAND. Ore., July 12 (AP)
Gordon Phillips. 24, who was
wounded la tho arm and shoulder
la a gun battle FYlday night when
he. In company with three ethers,
attempted to hold up II. W. Kleen.
druggist, escaped this morning
from a ward at Bt. Vincent's hos
pital, where he had been held un
der ruard. He fllpp4 away
through a window ui dowa a nrs
escape while a patrolman detailed
to watch aim was absent for a
few tojnute. Phillips took alsth
lfg of other patients In the ward
Including a pair of trousers with
about IS In the pockets, the police
reported.
Shortly after the escape two uien
la a stolen auto held tia service
station attendant and escaped with
Mi. Oae of the holdup caea was
dressed la clothing similar to that
which, Phillips were whea he es
cape (torn ike kespitai.
racrolmaa. J. H. Orinoco, who
was guarding Phillip was dismiss
ed (rem tho force by Chief vt po
lice itaslas (ot aeglest f uty.
7 FIRES ARE
BURNING IN
TIMBERLAND
(OeatitMA fvn T4 "
reported under control. It start,
ed In a tract ot Mown down tint'
haf. . . , ' ' '.
Three forest fire were reported
today In logging operation In re
lumbla county. t (. Beott, -see-retary
of the Northwestern Oregon
Mre Patrol ueeoelatlon, etneetelt
the Ires to be under control to
day. ... , - ; 4 '
A fire In the operations of live
Deer Island lagging company on
Carcass creek, west nt Ueer Is
land, had burned over, sow acr,tg
ot slaehlnts. 1 ",
IUH Trestles IWraea. '
Two large railway trestles were
burned and equipment damaged
by a fire In the Beaver Greek
1tgglng company's working south
of Vernonln, Ore., Sunday, Tho
blaze started In the logged area
and hit into green timber. A large
number of men were righting .the
fire today. '
Forests Oowrd. .
rontlnued drought and ' hot
weather caused the IV 8. forest
service today to Issue several dras
tic forest rlcslng orders, erteotlvo
Immediately. : . ,
,'l'he entire Wenatchee national
forest in Washington, except along
the .nine main hlghaaya . entering
the. forest was- cloned to smoklmt.
,ln the Rainier . national for...-
l()o,o(io. acres, were, closed Mo the
public exoeilt - by special', penult.
The area Included ten' tracts, 'tho
largest of which is the old Ctstui
burn, covering about to, eoo, acres.
Three etit-over areas'.en the.raxt
side of Mt. Rainier were Include l.
'The Olympic Hot Hprings trail
Was closed to smoking eicept ut
Improved camp grounds.
In Oregon f.OOO acres Of dead
timber around Crane Prairie res
ervoir In Deschutes national for
est was closed. :
GRANTS Pajih, ore July li.
(API Thirteen fire' broke out
In the dry tlnder-IIke forest over
the week end during the two af
ternoon of - lightning: storm of
thoso day. Three of these were
In thn national forest hut the ma
jority were la the mountain sur
rounding Murphy and William.'
All of the . blase were placed Un
der control' before they, had
chance to spread. . , ;' ;'- ',,
i' bakkr. ore', July ..' f)-'
Considerable danuure flNlg.do'ne by
a flro . on Ixioley mountain near
here.- More than S00 acres, mostly
young limber, burned. ' State h'lre
Warden W. .1 fcott Is leading' a
party of fire fighters. ' The flamee
were reported still spreading early
today. - ; ' '. '
Wilbur and Party Will
Visit Scene of Disaster
; WA81IIN0T0N, July 12 AP)
Secretary Wilbur, Rear Admiral
K. A. Campbell, Judge,1 advocate'
general, and Rear Admiral-C. a.
Hloch, chief of ordinance Of the
navy, are en route to Lake Den
mark, N. J scene Of the naval ar
senal explosions. '
Tho secretary who- was at New
port. R. I. . notified - the depart
ment today that ho would gd to
New York by destroyer and would
proceed to Ike Denmark by auto,
NEW ybltK', July 1J (AP)
Acting on report that subway
strikers whd wished to return' to
work were being Intimidated In
their home and near . the . com
pany or floes officials of the Inter
borough Rapid Transit ' company,
today extended Its "deadline"', -tit'
111 noon tomorrow. It had previ-'
busty Intended to .drop ; ull-r em
ployes from the payroll who fail
ed to return to work hy noon to
day. ,. ,.. ,.-''".'; : " - "' '.'
: VICTOR RECORDS
"TalkinaT to the Moon -v - The Revelers
-No Foolin' " :. ; The Revelers
"Any Ice Today" Stanley Murray
"Whedda You Say We Get Together''
Aileen Stanley - Billy Murray
Cretfli CARRES No latere
The Home Of The New Victor
B g ' BjajMssa
TAR
"Old Loves
And New"
with
LEWIS STONE
Barbara Bedford Tully Marshall
Based on E. M. Hull's celebrated novel,
"The Desert Healer"
Pathe Comedy - "Never Too Old"
TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
BUCK JONES
' in .
"THE COWBOY AND THE COUNTESS"
FRUITY
DAYS ARE
ON PROGRAM
. (Continued from Pate 1)
An hnur being insufficient for
(he entire lesson Miss Cooley an
ticipates every difficulty to be en
counteredshe has divided It Into
two pari. The second half will
begin at tiSO p. m directly nt the
close of Hernard Jnkway'a lecture
on home furnishing. , .
VrofesHOr Jakway, whose - name
lends prestige tn any program on
home decoration, Is one of the
West's leading authorities on In
terior decorating. -
. "The Aesthetics of Home Fur
nlshlngs" will he 'M lecture sub
ject tomorrow afternoon, begin
ning at S o'clock. He has arrang
ed for a collection o furnishings
and draperies With which to Illus
trate his suggestions, .
Mrs. lleth Hallcy MeClean pro
bably the most popular of the six
Instructors will start her series of
four demonstrations In cookery
and -labia srrvtco at 10:80 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
' Ktsnr HafM Kupper.
With her stage Improvised to re
present a Kitchen and a dining
room',. this nationally known ex
pert will show step by step 'every
thing that l Involved Ih lhe' prepa
ration-, ami- serving of an.iuformui
buffet supper, h'ne will use : un
electric, rahgfj. fdr th'e'cooklng,. but
will present, her Information so
that 'It will htt.a valuable to. , the
woman who uses. an oil or a-woou
stove'' In ' her kitchen. ,.;.
MeClean w(ll lay ft table wlh lln-l
en, glass, silver and china exactly
as It should he -done for such an
occasion. She will choose the. set
most desirable to: use at a buffet
supper.. ' ' ; ,. ( ' ,'
Jlere Is the menu that Mrs.'i(C-
Clcah wlil-follow:':' '' ' J -."-
. - Halad 'fiamtwlch Ixaf ". .'
Stuffed Haked' Potatoe . : .' "' '
,!' ; ; . ; Ripe oiive
Creamed puffs , with l''rult
and
' Whipped Cream ; ;
' Maxwell House, Coffee '-. .' -.Women
w'ho attend' tho demon
stration will of bourse wish-to go
provided with 'pencil and .note
books to. Jot .'.down, suggestions
They WH1 always t!n'il) the'' recipe
printed In The Obrerver, however,,
on the day preceding their, prcgep.--fatlon
by MfS-'ilcClean.-' t-,-
toilowing ar the - direction -for'
We BuYfwlps
WeSffl ktbtss
Harvest HsXb.: .!:.. 5c
Felt Work ti&ia tU9
Some more heavy
v Chambray Work
Shirts, triple
stitched ..Jlc
Our, heavy; grade
Overalls, triple
stitched, reinforced
on every point $1.09
Semi-Dress Pants
$1.95
Boys! .Overalls, heavy
grade .;:...;;.:.:9c
Read the items abovd
and i you -will find
thejjr.,' de.'f y , compar-
'. son.:1; - '.'. ', i ;
"A-Safe Piece to Buy
i Sure Place to Save"
ltaUrycni Btffl rrle
H
Today
preparing the dlshe ud
buffet supper:
Baled HOiMtwtrti Istal
U Rutternut . saadwieh loaf
bread; S cups meat -or fish saladt
mayonnalsef aaltsd almond! pars
ley: Blue Mountain butler. Out the
erustt off the half of Ida' of sand
wteh bread. Cut In 4 eajuat slices
lengthwise. Spread - each slice
with butler. 'Put the salad be
tween each slice In- layer until
tho loaf I In place. It ha 4 lay.
rs of bread and S of salad, frost
tho entire lout with mayonnaise,
Decorate with silted nuts, parsley,
plmientd, hard cooked eggs or pi
mlenlo olives. Korve with lettuce
and mayonnaise. , . )
Oram Psff .
cup Blue Mountain butter: 1
cup boiling water; 1 oup Federa
tion flour; 4 eggs. Melt the butter
In the hot water. Add the flour
und stir over the fire 1 minute,
or until tho mixture leave the
side of the pan. Don't over cook I
Remove from the fire. Add ths
eggs one at a time beating Vigor
ously. Hhapn by spoonsful on I
greased pun. Hake .10 minute In
a moderate oven with 'the strong
heat from the bottom ot the oven.
Open the oven dadr and lot dry
out II minutes. When cold. ie as
case for rrramed meat,, fish or
vegetAhles.',r with fresh or. canned
fruit. ! bavarian cream.. Ke - cream
or shrrhej, . .. .-.,"! . :.
I'sxfo tVd With Mayonnaise s
.1 cup bolting wate;1 tails;--spoons
cornstarch mied'JUr V'
cup cold .w.atef.'i Cook lli thick.
Add 1 'teanpoo.n Jt,: r.ChoJ sllghl,
ly. licut 'Imp J -.cups, mayounalse
made In tliiusUa0wy.ti . -.V. '
OAVG vith
OAFETY
AU Styles and' SiMS.
,. -.. ) i. 1
Good Tooth Bru-hes
rtsa ' Brushed .' wll
ll 1 transparent.' I
In 1 bone luiodi j
I I tfalrh i
IWf . bent.) RHstli
' Brushed with
or
I jst ,
or
Bristles
serrated; tuRi
ed' or- rfoed
Ing. . ' Brushes
of pure, bristle
or of 'goat or
badger , hair
for- t e p d e-r
guma, Brushes
for - ad u 1 1 s.
yodths' or In
fants. .. T
Iok oyer our
assortment. .
Glass Drugs
IM. ,
U GrftKt, OiM . .
hi
Now'o You Chance!!
f , See Yourself In
C ' V Motion Pictured
The Berhova; Productions
of Hollywood
Will take a Comedy Picture on the stage of the
Arcade Theater for two dayl Wednesday and Thursday
with at many local people In the cast as
"- desire to take part
Be on Hand! See How Motion Pictures Are Madel
SEE;
The Feature Picture-
r JMMItSaUTON tAWS
RAPPED BY MILLS
(Coattaued fron Pat i
platdrr to' Rdssla, "
' 1'lelaW Was pnsaed without a
mobilise pretest - from tho- Chris
tian pytle ,'et' America, Now
their i1aflMa . find their ef.
forts oidjjr saaall per nt ns sua.
oessful as they were In tho duys
before nW Inhered avnlnst - this
handicap V' AmerPia's legalised
rave dlstHdctlon. ,,.' ,;,..-;:';
Impmaessesm, Oveernnie '
.' "Our impiovemunt la - roads,
school and" tealth In Porto Rica
aw mere traan overcome by I he
eeoncniln slavery , to which wo
have praollralsV reduced the form
er lond-ownlng peaesntv. Now Han
Domingo- ta thweatened with the
same treat mentl Our 'Methodist
executive oeuaeA recently passed
a -resolution seeskdlnr the motion
of the i CatholloV Welfare hoard
that such action ski pmeatod.
"- ChNsllaa ..'Chusthes In the
Northwest nerd tes. turn their at.
teatloa to the foriHgner In their
awn coMMuelty, thf editor point
ed out.' Istberer and . students
Christianised tn America will be
the.rhuVoh' best stgents toward
'carfying'.the gospel ta their people
at home.' -' . I - .
. vWetmusi !hrlstlnle America
befers'wetlroa ..Christianise tho
werldMW, !,3d)ll tlnlshed.
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Warm Romance! ,
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, Rlcrdo Cortex - Wallace Beery
' Also--
: I-?, ;-:':. Andy Gump Comedy
' "ANDY TAKES A FLYER"
' , ' 1 v And
' "Safety First on the R. R."
A most Interesting film sponsored by the
sr , , ,Union Pacific System.
THE CAMERAS
KLEIG LIGHTS
FLOOD LIGHTS
, j . ' ' '' , "
Just like in the studios at Hollywood.
The entire Audience will be photographed.
"BLACK PARADISE"
Will atao be shown
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
ARCADE
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Had
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Muleskln upper, t
ing style wU t:"i
leather sc!cs txi
heels. An exeer.t
shoe for sumner
wear.
ceded by a vocal offering by.MVa.
I'lavla fuller Sherwood. UMs
Olndys - M liter played her - accom
paniment en the atgan. ! 'it
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Thn Rev. W. C. Ross,' Presbyter
ian pastor had the i.servtee-. ta
charge. Molhoillst . and . Baptist
ministers nrc both oft vacation this
month, : y . ; .r .- -
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TODAY TUESDAY
with
DANIELS