La Grande evening observer., July 31, 1926, Image 5

SattircTn-y,- July 81, 1926.-
EK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Fivg
Local News In Brief
DOMING FVKNTN
August 4 Convention of
i;asurn 1 On'Kon Medical nk-
clv at Hut lake and Anthony
hake. )
bupt. SS.IlM. S4. and 3S Unkio
couiilj; ofr at tllD, Urtv
I'lanu Man Heliiins
r J. W. IvWIobk.. Iilaiio-iiiiu v for.
niiTly witli tlie Kanlcru Oregon
.Mu.'lc colniiany. ,l buck hi Ihe
city for a put dnym .. .. v .
; . .. i ' $ yit 1
Home I Mtht ' "
i MlfcH Vcila Price returned to ller
home h'-rii ItiHt night rroni Tori
lulld und Vhc Jialles, wliere aha
hii been vlsllinj; for the pant week.
On Vacation Trli
i Mr, tiixlt Mrs. Hurrv
and thelrftwo children are leav
ing tonight on u- vacation motor
Uip lo Novport via Portland.
-f-
Mrs. Kartber Is Peitrr
Af s. Cik(iiiie Karlhi-r, who has
n-cit coniiiieu in hit ucu uy iiiness
jnce Tuesday, in much better lo
dy. rrv front KiiU'rirlsc
Mr. audi Mm I-;. It. Klack were
11 l.a uripiue imik mornin? irom
Itn1''i-lirlsi Khe h-fl on No. 17 for
poiiiaml. j Mr. Khvek, ;re(vurnlntf
home aftej seeing heKon the train.
Ilomu from llosplial
i MIhs Di-ila W'Uh. who recently
Underwent. iOi
dVvPii'tl'oh ill " lit"'
0 rand i' Ko.udta.
p be removed
iriHirsday. ?ihe
hospital, wiih able
to lu-r hone.' here
is ' tinproMntf rap-
Itcliint fram Alaska
I ir. aiid'Mr. .'H.'itry V. Parker
tire al home a1 Ihe Methodist p:ir
n;ico allr a vniatlon trip lo Al
tiukH. ThoV returned Thursday af-
i noon.
i
t
I
of
lire Vejitwilay
"$V. K. More, preh'ml
tnaiing
thf Cenlral liailway
Oregon,
and recel-jp r for Hie llJu'e. Moun-
rum I ill in iy'1 company, wh hi i ne
(ict lnrriiir4' License
Lroiuirtt Strong iind Miw Wllina
Thonuo'W both of I'erry. were Is
sued n license lo wed a I the
clerk's office here Kridiiy eve
ning. '
MmiiiK l(loiilaml
, Mrs. t'. K Melvean, who canio ,
here l'roinVl.o Angeles about a Home fnim Portland
week in.-ofjo visit her mother,! Miss Itoweiui Dally arrived 111
Mrs. .1. V.'Vehler, left this morn- the city this moru!ui; on her nay
hit: Tor Purtlanil, w here she will home to I'hilei prise fi-oiu I'ortlnud.
Jiiuke her 'fill tire home, I where she has Wen ti'titulnt; ta be
3 t -mHfi4MtVIL:lf Mi,"n
J'lsUlllS (T. Ileiv ' ' hosptlui. On liOeou'ilt of III health'
f Paul b-jilbeller Is vislllnir In l.ulshe has (ilHeonlinueil her course,
rtijinile wlih his staler, Miss tieu'e-'1 ' j "
iii., l.eilbetler. lie came here from Ilomu from Canada
MouHton,
on. !
Me h ok I
xai: and will lie here
starts In the fall.
Until
Called Ity.'JIIllCS.H ,
i K. C. (.let hugs enl to Poiilund
Wednesday called by Ihe'TllneKH of
ltf?. Cetiinfrs, , vvjio bas been there
for more. Hpin 'a weMv; '.vlHit'tn.
Word had 0l '"',, f'eelved here
Saturday concerning her condition.
VMthiK nt mltli llofiir"
- Mr. and' Mrs. A, J,..;Muthit Un -nnd
ton and lmiglttr.i' Caly'ln "and
i'hei, of While Sjiltiiun. ' Wash..
Hi-rived In Ihe city last niuhl nnd
will visit bet" Tor a week or ten
diiH at Ihi'-iH. N. Smith hoiiH-." "
(oiiig To Kl4rrisw-
; Mr. and. Mra A. J. Powell. Mr.
:md Mrs. Ol I . Shock and Jiilit'eN
V. I,e CbiiJj composed a p'irly
from lA-wbiiFpn. Ida. that spent last
night at. the' Somuicr hotel. They
were en route lo Knterpri.se. Un y
;uid. ':!.-;
I'oriiM'r Siiiieiiiiteiidcnl Ijeave
J. Ii. Price, former superlnlen-d-n(
of t Iks Cove school. Wi'h Mrs,
Price mi. I "I heir child, are Icuvhii!
Krhh.v r.Vr,. ti..'. wliem- he lias
contracletl for a second' year as :
stJinni Kiniertiiiemleiif. . They have
1 ! I'i.v.. nil Kiiiiinu r I
. I
Ham IVnl);b I
A ha by pti v born to Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Albet, of Hitgard. last
night al tlftthaude iJoinle - hos-
..it ,i i'.,m. ..... ,n T-.,n.i emiiliiiou. t
The babv weighs IV and a fourth accompanied by Ml lb rtha Wall
pounds, "the nurse said. islnp-r. who has been visiting In
-- - j Cortland and Seattle for ihe put
Ia'Hw First or W'vrk 'month, arrived In the city Inst
Mrs. Pay Murphy, accompanied evening by auto. Mr. and Mrs.
by her mother and father. Mr. and Yarnell will visit relatives and
Mrs J K Griffith who have been friends here until tomorrow night
violin- l...n. '.r.n cnioo limp. and
r-.. Mm.. ...... I....L- n-iit I. ii i e Ihe
first of week on a ten days auto
! McDonald's
Soft Collar Attached
SHIRTS
AT CLINT'S
Here Today For Your Selection.
S2.15 To $1.85
tlNn. Thy will visit Hood River,
rorlluud, Ncivboru und b.aside
w hile away:
Here from North I'oMilcr
j James Wilson, or North 1-owdvr,
secretary of the cultleiiien-8 ninr-
neiiiii; dlvMoii, was In th-i clly
yesterday on uiiMncsa connected
Willi the imsoeiatlon.
Homo from Western Oregon -
Mr. and Mrs. William Hoyl.n
and dain?hti.r i'uP.ii.. W.1........1 . i
weeks trip by. auto to : Western.
Oregon. I hey stopped In Port
la-Od und .Siili-ni for short visits.
Hcre from I laker
J. N. Hlshop, stalo highway resl-
. .. uvnl engineer In charge of maln
f tenacc, of P.sker, wns here yester-
urbrlck day. Ho culled at the state high
way offices on business. . .
To Wallowa this .Morn In j
Mrs, t, C. Keaglw and sou
roy wnt to WuHlowu thlHiaoinlnsr,
w here they
nm-iw nry win VI3U OVCf ' tile
week end.
Ift this Monilafc .
Miss luey llurh who Ims been
visiting here at tlio Jack Ityan
home for the past wc k, left Ibis
iiioiniiiff for her home. In Idaho.
Uerw Srveii V'k
Arter vlNltlns In l.a CIrande
f or ,
the past seven wu-ks at thi? lioiu '
of their daughter, Mrs. Karl Htod-1
dard
Mr. and Mrs. Id , Thomsis
left Hi i morning for their home
Jn Siilt Lake city, L'tah. -. , .
AlKnded Training Chh)
liusselt Price has returned to
his homo here from f'tunp. Lewis;
where he has been nttendlntr tho
I'uKcrvc. urrioets training camp : at
i amp i,cwis, since iinishing hta
term of school st the I'niversliy
of Washington at Healtle.; r
I'bldug at Hondowa
Mr. un-l Mrc A. W. (fii'gcr nnd
children went to Kondowa, this
muminc.
where they will cainp
itnd finh until tohiorow
eveiiinsr
to tll-tr
jien nry win reuirn
hoinc here.
roads In Marshflcld
Superintendent C, t.
I lie j Cove schools, . and
Coad. of
Mrs. Coad. I
li- home at Murshfieid a few
days ago to remain until Sept. 1.
.tii. Coad has been re-elected head
of the school nt Cove.
Mrs. 10. K. Wtllcoek returned to
her hoinn here thl nioriiing lioni
I'Minonlon. Canada, where she Ims
been visiting relutlyes and friends
lor the past' tliiee 'iiiontliK, iMrs.
Wl'lleoek went to Ciiiiadii In May.
KJi.iv formerly llyed lier.v.antl Jin:i
huHiy ieliitlveM nl the dominion.
Arrived Here this MornhiK
Mth.s Lillbui I tale, who hafben
atl'tdiiig the aiiininer weMslon of
MiK'tn'egon Normal fMliool at Mou
moJjfh. arrived In HiI.h city, Oilf
inoriilmr on her nay home lo Wal
lowa. She went from here on lo
UKdluVa by aillo'; .
Hnto Jfahy htm
Word litis been received here of
the birth of a biiby too to Mr. and
Mrs. Krnest N. Pat I ! at their home
In' Kalrbanks. Alaska, July :t, Mr.
and Mrs. Palty formerly lived
here. He is dean of the agricul
tural college and school of tubus
al Fairbanks.
Through Clly this Mornlmf
Keprey.-ntnllve N. J. Slnitott
'passed through the city this morn
ing on Train No. 17 on his way if
his home at The. Palbs. Oregon
from Washington
probably be horn
IK C. lie will
until sometime
in ( tclober. J.
II. Peiire accom-
panted him us far as Kam-la this
niiirning returning home on train
No. 21.
- ; ; "
Jiero lor oon ten
Mr. and Mrs. Iloscoe
Yarmlt,
when they will
return to llielr
Portland . hoiin
uccoinpankd by
Mrw. Margaret Oliv. r. Mrs. V
nell'n mother. Mia. Oliver has
been here nil summer. ' ller home
Is 111 Portland. While hero Mi, and
Mrs. Yurmm will be nt tho home
of Mr. and Mr. Joe Wooda. -
Scalded Child on Way
To Complete Recovery
Ul Verne Dolmen, 9-inollt hs-old !
son- or Mm. W. O. llolm.n, 'whojKiiu Hrcakey. l-.vcar-old school
was badly K-nldeil about a week r . whoso body was found In a
ago when he fell head flrift
I1IIU
u tub of water that wax being
prepared for his bath ul the Luv
j Id tiloomiiiNl home, at 105 . Iako
I street. Is making a rapid recov
ery. .Jtis hands arc still mltlened
wlih bandages and he wears a
bulky protector on his broud Hi-
chest, but between the bro.vit
medical mi i en i s. hla face la cov
ered with smiles. -
Im. Verne laid been living with
the rilooimiuisis for several weei.s
IVllllf lllR lllMthl'l MflH nut lift
town. Kltits MIo.niiMuLst. who was!
helping lo care- for him, ioure
water In his tub on the floor and
. . . . . . !
liirneii to replace the teakettle
on the stove. In that inntmit he
dived Into the steaming bath and
was badly burned before she
could reach , him. He - was taken
to the hospital for treatment.
Ills mother had returned a few
days before.
Jacksonville County
Scat Record Lacking
SAI.HM, (He.. July r.t (AP).
AllhoiifTli the town of ' .hicUsoii-
vllle has for 7(i. yeiirs been th:
county Heat of Jafksoii .county. "
there ' Is. nd
record of the county's '
seal government cvit having - been.
established there. This was dis
covered by Chief Justice Meilrlde,
of the supreme court. In prepar
ing to .write tl)e opinion hamhd
down yesterday, nut horizing the
Jnchnon. county clerk to uejih'v
for the bullot a propof-al to movo
ihe county seal to Medford. ,
Judge. Mcllrlde searched ' Hi-:
records thoroughly und question
ed Jackson county attorneys ani
found that neither the territorial
legislative proceedings nor tlm
Jackson county court" archives
furnished a record of, how Jack-
soinllle happened to be Hie coun-
ly sent.
acci'si;i, p THisrr
MHUKOltD. Ore. J uly 31 (AP)
Wallace W. Sabiu, Hi, a' runa
-1
way bov whose home
Is in l-os An-.
Ul Ull IIW lUIUMIII M' III 1 'II l I I II.I. 1.III
belunlm; ,tu
that clly.
David Cillekliuill of
PJtl.NTI'.HS Si p.ihi; .
CIIAHLKSTON, W. Va.. July Si
(AP) I'rlntem nnt. linotype ,,.VP
erators'OC both dally papers , , in
Churle,sJi(i went,,,un. .H,trUW!. .(.odfiU.
in conseuuencn of failure of ef
forts lo. agree wll h publishers of
Ihe piilly M.-iil and the Crfrctte
upon renewal of .a, wiige- agree
ment which expired -at. midnight.
The men asked an increase in
wages and shorter hours ...
Ibad.t (I uard of 100 marines
eel lug ax guard to the president
at I tie summer White limine In the
mountains of New York stale. He
Is Lb nt. I'rederl' k K. Stark.
Parts Storage
LA (.KANDIS
KECIvLNU CO.
Adams Ave.
x .-if
GIRL'S DEATH
NOT EXPLAINED
KTOCKTOX. Cat. July 31 (.VP)
Mvaterv concernlnc tllc death of
jyard here yesterday was deepened
louay wnn coroner nwar ropi
announced that- an X-Ilay cxhju
I nation had disclosed that tho
girl's neck waa not broken; nor
was her skull fractured. '
Physician were delving deeper
Into an investigation to determine
If possible the euax't nature of tht
grlrl's Injuries.
An tnque.st will bo held.
Gcorgo I'oiiud. :'2, who la held
aa accountable for tho death of
Miss Brcnkey
haa made no stale-
nient other than that the girl fell
frol ,a automobile during
ii.i a iifti,.,- i..,iii !
scuffle. He, is being held Incom-
munlcado. He is booked at tho
jail as a "murder prisoner.
A spcclul sraud Jury is to
called ucxt week.
bo
ROAD WORK
IS NEARING
COMPLETION i
(Continued From' Page 1.)
of the state.
An unusually heavy grade ol
oil will - be placed on tho Lone
rree-Telocastt section. The work
b bein doim for t-hn improvement
of this section of the highway and
prevent It from breaking during:
the winter. ' .
AGENTS OF 7
COUNTIES IN .
MEETING HERE
(Continued from Page 1)
haa already been started at tho
Oregon Agiicultuial college. Crop
conditions will be reported and
sent lo Ihe county geftt ull 'over
the stale. Some of the reports
will be released through circular
letters und farm bulletins. The re
ports will also ho mailed to all
..,.-
' p Mtt4lln-
L. Kenl. crop statlscl.iu for
Oregon, who happened to he In
I 'nlou county yesterday,, nt I ended
the meeting, lie reports that Pmn-
t f I lev county
has
pn tty good (
w heut crop, "but ut other sections
the crop 1s short.
Tho county ugents In attendance
at thi( meeting besides the Union
county agent, H. O. Avery, were:
0. A; Hendersoiij -of Klamatli
eouiity: P. J. Kortner, Luke coun
ty;' C. W. Italgh, Wasco county;
Paid ' 'arpenter. IIm Iter county; I .
1J. K u b n I s. ( i n n t county; a n d
Mr. illmr, utilstant county iiyenl
of Umatilla county.
MONKKVS IISCAPK- .
PA1HH. July ill (AP) The
fit una I population of the l.tols le,
Houlognc has liven Incrensed bv 'AH
monkejH ' of aKsorted specie;, I
which escaped from the Janlln
li'Acellmutloii during a fire la,sl.
night.
(luardn and iollcemin spent the
night trying to tnap tho simetum
but fount! tlie task harder than
I lie search for an escaped leopard
there, hist year, and tills morning
the monkeys were still swinging
in the tree tops. , ,
MIIS. lEOItKIITA SMITH
iM'Jtltl.M-;
Mrs." l'"orest Perrlne, 22. remem
bered here as Itohcrtu Smllh. n
former La Orande high school
girl, died at Idaho Kails at 'J
o'clock last night, a few days ut
ter a major operation.
Mrs. It. II. Smith. Ihe dec -dent's
mother, who was with her.
will accompany the body here
Sunday morobig. The funeral win
be held at 2 p. in. Monday at
the Snodgrass & Xluitiierman
chapel. Dr. Henry W. Purker.
pastor of the Meihodlsl Kplscop.d
church, will deliver t he sermon.
Interment will be In the cemetery
at Island City.
Members of the. Woman's Ilenv
fit association will attend t he
service, according to Mrs. Minnie
Pike, commander. Although Mrs.
Perrlne was not affiliated wll h
the order, her mother was.
I ioberta Hmlt li was born a t
Summcrville 22 years ugo. Hh
attended school In I -a O ramie.
After her marriage, she and "Mr.
Perrlne went lo Arco. Ida., lo
live. Prom there they moved lo
Idaho Calls last March.
Surviving rclHllves Include Jut
husband. Korest Perrlne, of ,ln
lo Kalis; her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. II. II. Smith; her brother,
James, und sister. Mildred, all of
lU Grande.
MILS. IIIKM-: A. Mll.
Word was received here (his
morning of the death of Mrs, Irene
A. Mlb d, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
.1. H. Mulholland.' of Ibis city, at a
Portland hospital.; Mra. M IPs
deal h came at Ihe end nf si long
Illness, which started with typhoid
fever.
Hhe bavts besides her husband
Kdward J. Mlb-s and two lltlb
daughters, Luna Ad'iitie ati'l
Mary Jane, her mother and fatlier,
sven rlsters and one brother.
Her mother and father and two
of her sisters. Mrs. Marcus Pul
zhajii and Mrs. A. L. lYrgusott.
were with h' r dur'nic Ihe past fhe
days of her t lines.
Funeral arrangements havi not
yet been made, but the body will
probably be s- nt to Lu 'irande for
uurial.
ll
MEXICO'S
'NEW LAWS ;
EFFECTIVE
(Continued from Par 1)
Italian legation tlm time was ex
tended bo 48 hours.
. Tho prelate, however, -will not
take advantage' of this extension,
and will Jfuve for Linden, N. J ,
to vint relatives prior to proceed
ing to Home. The government
considered his presence la Mcxlro
"Inconvenient." He Insists he had
been neutral In all Mexican re
ligious a ft alia.
Monslgnor (.'respt Is the fourth
papal representative In the last
t h ree yea rs to be u ppot n ted.
Woman Wounded.
The wounded In tho fighting
last night Included onu woman:
two men, who sustained minor
bullet w ou mis,
and two firemen.
two policemen and three civilians
hit with stones.
KPITOMi; OP Till. MKXICA.V
RlU.Kaoi'K Tt IIMOIL
(lly the Associated Press)
C-ansvs,
Uiws effective today enforcing)
i uu coiiniiiuiiou oi i lie ifuiui re-
arrtrtucd by tho constitution of
1017. These regulations provide:
No foreign clergymen . may
function In Mexico..
Church ownership of properly
Is forbidden and ull .church prop
erty reverts to Ihe state.
' Itellgluus instruction In schools,
convents and monasteries 'Is for
bidden. V
It Is Illegal for clergy or re
ligious periodicals to criticise the
government.
,.. T K.fJVrls .
, ,' Mexican cplacopate ordered as
a protest dlscontiuuanco of a'l
Hervlces, In which' 25.UUU prlestK
function, beginning todny.
tt.(M0.(HHt WHlKMit Priests
Some iu.uoo.ouu Catholics wilt
be unable 'to hear mass or re
ceive penitence, communion or
other sacraments -except baptism
iutd nnrlmoivy!'- which Vill be
Lfllwm lisj- la,ymen. . i , . :
The church ' planned lo havej
lay coliiinltleefl conduct some I.1,
utU churches for worship, but tliu
goveriimenl ordered Ihat they be
taken over by' copimlttees named
by' the mayors. KcclcsliiHtlcul
properly other, than churches, la
closed under seal. t
c . Iktycult Ortraiilxnl. .
An economic boycott has been
unit red by organized Cal holic lay
inn. Purchase.-l will be ItmlteJ
to necef.allies. ;.
'roops have been culled out ul
; various places to maintain ord'-r.
, . ' 4.MVnMiK'P . Altitude '
j; Church and-state' inust be nep
.ttralcd and the church - must t:d
chew - politics. ..
! President Vallcs regards It,
an
"a final struggle' lielvvecn "llgiit
and darkness. ' ,i
Inin h's Attitude
Persecution -Is Ihroal'MiIng re
llglous .freedom. : The church de.
nics-Jt hitKHuieddled In uoUIIch.
.,iPoh Asks IVr. Prayer. -,
Pope . P4hh "does not. deslri! .
Interdict Mexico unless absolutely
tieceHHurV. U''1 tt' f... ii..uf-l ' ..
Troubles
MAKI-; A MAN Ol" VOCItM.LI
If you suffer from Indigestion,
drop every) hlug and get buck on i
Ihe hlghwHy lo good health. Chir
opractic Is the science that treats
the nerve system, but without ro- J
course to drugs. Come to us fori
a consultation and demonstration! '
We have been Of great asststiuc
to olhein and w-c fee) that; we cm
Im of great help to you. Phone
tor an appointment.
mt. i. jj. wmim:ll
( blroiructii- and l;lc trolbeirt,r
20 Honimpr Dhlg.
Phmin 497-W
Hours: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
ARCADE
TONIGHT
Colleen moore
-in
"IRENE"
Sunday
VAUDEVILLE
And
"SNOWED IN"
than "The Green Archer"
Ilctter
Monday
GeorRC
SIDNEY
AND
"SWEET
faithful throughout the world to
pray tomorrow for their Mexican
cu-rellglonlsls.
Tho Mvlug Church, natlunitl or
pin - of Ihe Kplscopallau church,
usks u II prolestauls In the l ulled
Slates to pray with the Calholku
for "the persecuted church lit
Mexico." " .
Hlshop (leorge Miller, resident
bishop of tho Methodist Kptseopal
church In Mexico, says tin-re Is
no religious persecution and that
Mexico was forced to use drustlo
meHsiirra because "the Human
Catholic priests in, Mexico have
refused lo comply with tho ' hnv
of the laud and have persistent
ly meddled In politics.
i;iitoh jaii,i;i ,
NKW VOUK, July 31. (AT) A
telegram was received by editor
and publisher today slutlng that
Hylvestor Perrexas. editor of Kl
' Oorreo Ie Chihuahua, hud been
thrown Into a Mexican military
prison for political reasons.
The telegram was sent from Kl
Paso, Tex., by Irene Pcrreuas, the
Mexican editor's daughter. Khe
said her father was "In life danger
un account of intrigue of bud pol-
uCh mid government
mployes."
: The evening post today publish
ed a statement from President Cal
lcs of Mexico defining tho position
of ills government In the present
religious crisis In Mexico. The
statement, sent In reply to an in
quiry, follows;
. Thus boycott has no Impoi lance
whatever. The government has
never hied to close the churches
und will not try to do so."
Beach Excursion Is
Planned by U. P. System
Tint Colon p.ielfio system lias
mad' arrangements for a beach
excursion, ticket, .sale on August
S. to North Peach, at reduced,
round trip rates. All points, In-;
eluding the briinchlln", between,
Pendleton nnd. jiuutluglon, urn In-1
eluded In .tho., plan. Krom La;
G i nude the round Hip charge, with '
a time limit of 15 daya, will be j
SAVE -with
at your.
DRUGSTORE
UVI5R SALT
. 5()c
r tt ii.. Pottle t .
Keeps your liver f uue
llonltig properly,
' llexall Liver Kalt con
laiits the lngi'eients of
- Ihe better saline miner
al waters.
The action Is gentle, yet
certain. Keep fit.
Glass Drugs
t
La Grande Oregoa
- Tuesday
Charlie
MURRAY
IN
DADDIES"
KKCAPrcS OK ATM
MUIJrVIlU. Ore. July 31 (AP)
Ucorgo U. Myers, of Central
Point, narrowly escaped death or
injury this noon ut 1h McAndrewa
railroad crossing. When he. saw
the our ho waa diivng would hit
a, alow moving southern Pacific
freight tmln, ho leaped out. The
automobile was badly wrecked.
Impaired vision wns given aa the
euuso of tho snmshup.
NET TIGHTENS i
ABOUT A1MEE, I
K. ORMIST0N !
(Continued from Pago 1)
"Mclntyre." The letter purport
ed to come from the man who
rented the Carimi cottage and
offered additional Information.
Tho couple at Carinel registered
as "Mr. and Mrs. Ueurgu Mcln
tyre. Seeks In formal. on. ,
The evungellst's wire reiiiested
Ihe writer of the letter to furnish
the proffered Information und
sign his name in his own hand
writing. A second telegram, received at
Angelus Temple, purporting to
come from a sister of Ormiston a
mysterious companion, stated thai
the woman In tho case was hur
rying across the continent to
come to Mrs. Mcpherson's de,
fenso. Thcs wire was sent from
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
REMODELING
PRICES
Will be in effect for an
other week at (he
NKW YOKK STORK
Monday's items arc in
addition' to those previ
ously advertised.
SAMSON LUGGAGK
Solid wood frame and
fiber covered suitcases.
95c - $1.95
WORK SOX
Light weight fancy
Rot k ford Sox
3 Prs. for 25c
New YITrk Store
Destroyers of High l'liccs.
STAMPED (iOOI)S
New Lunclieon Sets, Pillow Cases, Towels, etc.
Art & Baby Shop
HKMSIIK IIINd
onn T I Sunday
O X X.AV j And Monday
WILLIAM FOXJ
EARUD1E
Enjoy It With
MATT MOORE .
ZASU PITTS
KATIIRYN I'ERRY
Sporllight "Sons of Swat"
Comedy "Papa's Mama"
"SIBERIA"
in thi wirr
Klora No. It ;
not Adams Ave. IUnwde,Orw
; MEN'S
Silk Sox
49c
Fine gauge, faney
pattei'ns, made with
a wonderful combin
ation of colors--grey,
navy, tan, green,
white and cordovan
-checks, plaids and
stripes. ;
I San Francisco and wan ulgm t
"H'i'lln Oiiena." An lnvcHllfc-atlon
In the Hay Clly falli'ri to revcul
Tim thlril perauii tu volunteer
Information . I, mlini; to clear, no
the myalery claluiH lo be tho "real
) Mclntyre" who figured In tho In-vt-Hlliratinn
at Curinel. '
Just because it's old
Just because it's, broken
, Don't throw it away,
that grill, extension
cord, iron cord, electric
fun no mutter what. It
was useful once it cat
be so again. ,
Uring it in A!
it's electrical, ...
WE CAN FIX IT.
La Grande
Electric
Co,
1412 Adunis At.
8fl A.MI'IJiO
Uc was a young hits--band
with a small income
and an extravagant wife.
They wanted to be socie
ty folks anyhow the
wife did. '
; Then the bills started
coming in.
How did they do it?
Ah! that's the story!
TONIGHT :
"THE store with a conscience