La Grande evening observer., August 03, 1926, Image 5

Tuesday, August 3, 1926.
ITS GRANDB ' EVENING OBSEHVEH '
Patre JHve '-"
Lofcal News In Brief
l '1
I ' fUMING EVK.VTU
jliiKiisl 4 t'onvrntlou of
Kafir ru Oregon Mtxllcal txt
rt$ ml Hut Lake and Antlumf
lWo.
btpu-K4. -unci 25 TJnJoa
county lair l Ultfln. Ore.
Ijllln HW
J. Il.ljfl Knight, of I'nlun. Khlvpeit
k rHftloiid or fnt hoc;a tu 1'ortlund
'iMutidtiy. Ho returned thin. morn
ing ttjnd reports the market 1 good
ut prr-Hcnl,
J jj ;
lint l(iu: .Miilionl i'M'Wiinriit .
I II A. Hcnhrook. or Jititorurlso,
W A. t,. I t. rifllllile fnr . e,..ll.Ul
. ' ...
jrcnluicllt last cvelllllB. Ilo w II
! .w , ., ,
be
Uj; town
ll ivi Bvtvioi ii'ijn.
r -
t tty: .i.,l tlra Ir ' I 1 f.4.,
'lle'n.n who were weekend cucstn or
;.Mr. 2nd Mrs. I.: II. Krwln, have
Vcluijicd to their home
.
and
Hcrv.ilJist Nik-lit
Mrl and Mrs. Kred llrown
daughter l-'rcldu. of Union, drove
to la CVindo last night. They were
:'uccoihlnii'd by: ):: J.v-Skiff, who,:
iittenaed the-amokefest glveu liy
l-olloo, Chief .Clbit.Hnyncs.
t L '
VIslliiiK ThHr firaiiiliiMither
. Jack and ttob Cox. of Ho ken,' n re
smali guestsat the .home, of their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A,
.Russell, 'while their parents aro
.touring ln Yellowstone park.
To Hfln Itack 1'rlsuncr
A 'k-llnrrh-.l.i.no- lu 1 ,.l
I H.
'....i..'.! n.,t.... t.i
Knnt for A. J. Hishop. yw is wnt-V.
Vil on a chiupo'of non-support of
u minor child.
'Mnrrjtiu PcrfciniMtl -
: At -IiIh hoin1 liisl I'vrnlntr, .fujgo
Iliifrli, 10. Hrndy 'rvsid thfe niurrlnge
service tlmt united, .Miss KjithkM-n
Slow4rl, of Union county nnd Aid
Twin dompli Ollvr, o' Wiillowft
rouniy. Mr. und Mrp. u. II. l-'oglo
'witnessed the coroniony. .
Moiti rfuni SMkam .
AtiluK IIi'lniH, hi'iid or tin1 ' t:i
ik'iMitinnit In lh! nh-rirf'f offlr"'.
and lrs, HrltiiH roftirm-d to I .it
(indite liit nl?ht .iflrr ;i vue:illon
vl.n'.l ja'l 'ttpoliJtnc -and Ht I.hUc
i oup d'Alfiti', win r . tluy hnver a
cabin, Thry went by vny of Sii
I'm csrort Virgil Kuhn, of Im
bl r, 4o llio si ale trnininjr .school.
llcrcffmni Chicago
,Mi anil Mrs. Tlioinas Hill -are
here from; .t1iicago; rur" a' vacation
ofnlitiiit s'lr.heejis ut the home." of
hjs piiri'iils. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. T.
Hill.'; They .will return about the
ntldclfr 'OTT'epfelnher; (vhen Mr;
lllll 'llf'riinie,' Ills - studies nt
' liiu.slL . Medical college.
AltruH l-'lineriil
iMriJiind Mis. W. I'. Milliard am)
1 (ii. uc l)ter lOrelyn, ol l.a (Irande. re
lrnert Inline late yesterday from
WiillaSva wlii-re I le y attended ,'tlle
fillleriil of II. 11. MeCtinnls. who
died 91- lujiM'ies surfered in an nil
iomollile 'iieeident; '
MiV. KolM'tt Itain- and two-yar--ol'l
4;iimhtor ratilln. uf K;tsliu..
MrK, Knid Kcrkritx. or Port
bat.l und Mm, M. J. Svity,T. of
J'orltiMl, tiri- huu,H ptir.s( or Mpm,
tit Krfl'lxoa for a coiiplo of viiks.
"Mm. Jtitn- and Mrs. KrkrllK nn
jMi.m. )xun' fiiKtcrs and Mrs. Swlt
i.''r Isihrr mother.
i ) :
lint from ritrvalHs
Mr, and Mra. Hurry Wlnkl y.
Vi'i'oiiiptinlt'd by their duiRlit"r
and it Mlrm limit, all of Corvallls,
'fc in l.a - (Inui'li- Mondny on
I li'dr way lo WhMowh luli'-. They
will q l urn hen' to t.'onlluii'' on
tln'ir f-)Hitilun trip through On
1)111 n-tH'itlu
L.i i-Ui Ji.ud Ih
ml lo ('nih'r l.nlii'.
t'ornivr Kosidt'iits Vlll Here
? Mr.i nnd Mrs. It'-n lllifrliMi t, of
Vnhiina, ar vlsllln? frk-nds and
r,lntlr'! lien Ihla wei-k. Ilf In a
former l.a. (irandd studrnt, now a
iiK'NilA-r of the clly fire dopart
in nt iit Y:ilchna. l-'ron I.h Onimle
! NETTLETON
Oxfords
and
Shoes
Of Quality
AT CLINT'S
Shoes that men like
td say they are wear
ing $12.50, $13, $11
The Tail-
Clint's
Clothiery
"The More with a Ctauntoao"
n: s ami mvs
Otll'I'ITUlS
ploy win so lo point alonir thti
ioksi and us far north an I'ugct
souud. - r'
Tu VWi sun In Chicago
Mrs. li. a. I'ollodi. of
culled on her xlsl, r-ln-lan'.
Dlfill,
.Mrs.
Anna Halle, hero hint evening be
fore she loft for rhlcairo. where
mv! Vi?11 '"'I "Bv v.?. ' - -
fine Hrts academy. Mrs.
Pollock
is the wife of Iho Itcv. K. A
Pol
mimor or- me .- .Mclliodlst
church at Klein.' . :
i ,.. . ih .
,, ! ,'ur
X'.ari L. ltoynolds, secretnry of
llio ..chamber of commerce, and
' "jnoiun win leave i ins a.ner-
:nOUII for lnpllf.rl Ill
. , "j
.spend vacation With her fnthi.r.
t. i .
v.,u n, v. jumes a. smith, wno ro-! patriotic bodies. Speeches hio ex
contly underwent an operation. po'ctcd from present mid past state
..ir. ueynoias- absence, tne
j Tl!1' bo ln charge of Miss
1 ) , oltV i T 'r' hi" socrilttry- THoy
.plan to bo home Aug. 18.
jTake Guests lo MaWlifield . '
l AcC0I"Panled by their guests.
I Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Jlulael,
of
llenver. Colo.,
Mr., und Mrs. C.
.-X.
Vi"''"! 'i'.ca ; ",ornlnl. pr
'"". io . aiiuno inu legion -
i "n , auxn'ary- conventions. : Mrs.,:
ji aimer will be one of two dele. .
K'"cs from ,ho local auxiliary, Mrs. ;
Ju VK. Brady, who is going from
' orl!"n'- 'o bo ... t)io other. Mrs.
Ilalscl and her liostrss were irirl.
hood chums.'- -.' ..
Oana llliunilng Oregon
.Marshiill Daniv, . associate 'ndltor
' f H0 OrOffOl. JOUniHl. . nnd lllfl
- fHtnlly ' 8toi)liLM liiTo tirloflv with-
".yl'Tdiiy on rputn tu Wv
!a mu 'nor tlioy will Rpond
two or thrco .duvs.J :.Tho iMiitiir i
nuking ..n rlm-tdr ;t;'-tho;;Wri'tn,
J planning 'to go from hiire X6 "wind,'
-Hurna, l.aritvlcw, KlnWlh i'Hlla
nd A8hluhd.'On hin return,- to j
Portland, he plans to wiitn feature I
, articles on Oregon, fotvUiQ j pur Jul. I
ti. M. Curtis Is Hotter '
-Mrs. fl. W. Curtis returned ..this
lUOrnlnir .from .Timnmn .ivlm.-n .ul.h
has been for three .woeks.wltji her
husband, who Is Under the care of
a heart and nen-o specialist. He Is
now able to sit uu, she says,', and
hopes to return to .a.Cliandc Vor a
day or two toward the last of tho
month. Mrs. Curtis will ro back
to Tacoma In a few days nrterfflib'1
has. concluded some business ' ur-
riingt'inents here..
I11jllr.1l Itaby Uovs lluimv
. .laell Woodnunce,. . the. .five.
months old liuby'who .was bruised!
limit li;.. I.a.,.1 ...-.i. i.t
...v. ,un Kru(iii-
t her lost control of bis car and
drove off the highway near Men-
. .. . .. . - "
fiunuay .-ti vcnln s;- .was nb.o
h'avu. the. (Immi.t. i;.m,iu-,iJ.1..ii..iJ.
la a Hon of Mr. and Mia. n. 'AW'JjJ
opunfMici no and lila moth
woro iKH'oiapanylna: ji-r parent
Idaho Tor a. vlnH ja-Ucii tlfi cVl-
Will Maninf NeW store Hortw-
Leslie Whit.,, of. Holse. ,vl, l'.,,. '
b-e,, apuolllled local ,..,
11 appointed local miinHirer ,r
lie one 10 15 cent store thuL the
Kpr6us.:-lieilz compiilty Is to open
III the Julius Koosch buildlng
.liorlly nfler Auc. II. ns In l.;t
........u-J yesieruiiy prepiirinc I o i
move here wllh his finally. . U hl :
was foriuvrly th"' flrocctorla store
room Is being- remodeled for .
new store, which will be one of ur,
retiill units or the company. fj.
Ii-r nnd Pendleton nlrendy have
Sprouse-ReKi; stores. The . Iiole
lule plunl IS In roMland.
FINANCIAL
CONDITION
IS HEALTH V'Mni-iindldii.tio for the allorney
.
" , ,, 1
you," s:iy.s iht report "thul th..i
banklng condltlon.i wllhln i.(. ,.,
ur I '.ii I.. ii. I. .... .
" iituT ueen n ore
I a bimiiine stondpolnl which
. .i i i i
l ueserven compurU.on w ith
other city In the west."
I'. K. riNANCIAIXV STI1U.NU
I I'AUI. SMITH'S. .V. Y.. Auir. 3.
l(AI') Hevlewlnff acrompllsh-
. nients of his administration of the
nutlonal K-uvernment president
CoolldBe on the nnnlversury or as
suming tho presidency let it bo
! known today that ho considered
ithat the ir.mt three yours were tho
most prosperous of any similar
' period In tho history of tho coun
try. While recognising thut material
prosperity Ih not tho only object to
bo souifht by a country, It Is sold
Mr. (Joolldiro felt a sound business
condition was a fundamental con
side ration to the accomplishment
or progress In nil other directions.
Much moro remains to bo done.
It w-ns added, than has been in the
juM-sl three years In tho field of
Kgwulloiv and government ad
ministration, while every effort
will be required to maintain the
present condition of tho country.
An Important fuior In tho pre
sent prosperity the president, bc-
I llc-3 Is the caution nnd wisdom
Iwlth which business men have
: conducted their nffulrJt refraining
I rrum ovcr-cxtcnslon and nlao
! from heavy borrowing In financ
ing their cnterprisee.
VETERANS
TO ENTRAIN
TOMORROW
(Continued tfroin Page 1.) j
figure, 1a Grutidu Is hopeful ufj
meriting a substantial Khare.
' - ihe drum and buglet will. Uit
je-convontloiu hearing at ren
dition. Tho Halloa, and Hood Itlv
it Iluyinond O. Williams, drum
major, unnounccs.
KU 1'ortlnnU,' tlro."I.a Orandrrs
will join other convention-going
lefflonnnlrrs lo niako llio remain
der of tho trip In n spclul coach.
Besides Commnndcr Htchardson
und Drum Major Williams, tho lo
cal representatives will Include
I'tst Ktnto fommumlcr . Frod K.
Kiddle. SlaJ. Itnlph It. Huron, and
mynliers r the corpn: Hoy I'ur
rey, 1 . nuey, Kd Olaon, Waller
l'jiliiu-r, SI Kdnurds, t V, Talbot,
V'leuile Jiolljrook, Chester Thorn p.
son. lloke Smith, t'ulhoun Combs.
UUuto IlolltaRaworlri. Oil- I'ulmo'r.'
"vll,MUll itohrit'nknmn. . i Irlnn fn.
InvII. U. H. Mh vim. .liiuii n M.-
NttllH'O. lllUlih Wininra ll.-r-itinti
ub.iu ur
Scott and 0.
K NccUhnm, it. M.
KroHs.
I No printed announcement 'of
1 1 ho, program Una been vouchsafed.
joJin yulnn. of California, paal
I national commander. Is expected to
ue:stii, ro, however, ns well us pro
I ...i? . . - ..
iiiijpeiii. represeniul Ives or tho Vet-
i.-...i ,., .... .
" "" linn Ullier
(orricors. Including Krcd K. Kiddle,
wBn regularly ti pi
rlAtlne firemen."
I'prcscllts "the
Besides the drum corns content
the bathing beauty competition
enlists tho Interests of tlic .. local
POM. Miss Kthcl Swlckert. who
j eliminated her rivals In the prcll-
i mmurlcs Hero. Is already In I'nrf
laid, from where she. -will drivo to
.Mursnnem with Judge and Mrs.
Hugh K. Brady. Tho Judge-with
Commander Wchftrdson and Ches.
ler Thompson, represent, .tho Iji
Oiiindo post;. Mrs. Brady ond Mrs.
O.iN. I'ulmej-. tho auxiliary.
PIPE LINE TO
,! BE REPAIRED
'.1- (Contlnuca froi;i Pngci )
rt'a. rvolr und the walor from khu
5 dcf l "-ll will pruvout nny Brent
shortage. The pine lino will be
j no piw unuv will
hooked In again Friday" liut
oily manager declares 'Hint II will
tnuo most of l-'rlduy .lo fill the
reservoir enough to recover from
the 'i'hursday drain.
"If tho citizens -will coopcrai.o
with the city during tiieso two
duys, w'hlle necessary rcnalrs -are
being made on the. Beaver creek
pipe line, nil danger of water
"nor'"o
this summer will be
''"'"Inated." Mr. Crews said today.
Ho
made the rinnounccinent of
tile "no-lrrlgatlng rule" on Tliurs -
day and Friday today so that all
would have time, to prepare,
thu shutting oft of tho wuter.
fo.-
nr Tirnv
trivAiMJ JUKI
WILL NOT
DROP. CASE'ruu " . History or the 'IVx''
.( (Continued from Page 1)
1 fer'reil to
"Miss X." Ilo 'do.
.1 .. . .. ... -
iite'i 11111L sue .was Airs. A iennp.
Min . ..
-1 " . ' . i
, wiiiui no : uuu will :'WA?
"' HJIU IHirHl.,HI 111,0
now floating about.'
I AM 01 tre, s In t oiifewme. '::
. Who illy after eonVcnln
,.,n0
ffrjfnd Jury derided' lo tfofep i
... ,. "
wniln kevm uhd I intuit v IFvum
enr,.r,e.l ..iiif-.t iii ,. .....V-
v. In l.. . ..eilS. ? . i
ultornevs In
..I...... .. i '.T i ii - - ..ta
cl.e,l "sl'l Mk M,l'ln'.,l.lNortl1"''''1
would, be Mil-, uh 'llio, table"; at
the. confere'iiee. '.. -
POUR STATES v
AT , THE POLLS
1 (Conlioued tfom I'nxt
- J
Journal of Salem-; ugaln-st
With thu wn luiJJiJ.rj drl'itle. the KiiuiU . hrnmweJU Huprrinlen
oulumdlntr iHsiie, W'vei eandldHte.i dnt. or b:lnka to force lira m well
nr- oul for lone nndi' short, ' ;wn j ' maintain offlee uf tin atnle
MIbhouiI senatorial noml;iat1onft,, banking tleirlm nt at .Salem ra
A Klu Klux Kin n d''lde.4h,' f 1h thr- than at Portland, wlii-ii! I'ul-fi-Mture
of an olherwlac . HhIIuhh man nib-Ken Hnunwell now
iwmsaa campaiffii wnn 1 lit- m pun-
gineraiaiiip and Heerelary of HUilel
1 '' '' M" " 011,11 legal bnnlrt In tU'nrt
, ,,, . . .
ixoiuui.ion. me aam nnu irneu. ;
i.. .......i ... ... .
VAei;.'j lie .ioiiuw 111''
spirited camualiriin. Observers in
nny;theotlier states forecast Heht bnl-
lotlnit.
Back in Khaki
Vol. Thwdora IiOOSeTfilfa CSIl
Iho first time slrico tho World
war. again dons the khukl an.l
Insignia of the 26th bis regi
ment. I'hoto shows blm arriv
ing ut I'lutlsburg for a 15-da
training yrtnd;
The World's
30
r
uric xcr ina two biggeKt ostrich plume f.tni ln the world. They arc being
used to set off the beauty of Dollie and; BIIU Lars, Lot Angeles girls. ..
TEXAN TELLS
California' and Klorldu
are polnff 'to hung Urotr
limine before ThOinis.
boOHt (U'8
heads In
'. Turner
eoniplotia his siiiumcr tour and j'c
turns to Ainarlllo, Tux.:
- That 4s. If ho ls able, to stay away
from home nil summer. V.
for th.tng.'arv. lwipMir no fast
In i Amarlllo that he la reluctant to
remain long awuy from tho fire-
w orKS.
Thu poiiulallun. numbered at
OF 1A1L0
25.000 last January, was estimated that hc'hnd suficient..uvldenco nt'her futher hnd colored Into a sul
between 33,000 and to.ooo when hand to Indict a womun and at 'cldo pact ml had administered,
ho und Mrs. Turner and her slater. It'-ist two. men for tho .murder of . poison 10 the child wns Investlgnt-
Mtss Julia V. I.oekett. left the
1 wnder-city a few weeks ago.
And
,t hey scarcely . expect to recognlno
the place when I hoy get buck In
the fall. - At least IUO.ihio persons
are fiiimra 10 inn ,i,iiii inu nuum
: helore the end of the year, be
ue-
dares.
Oil and gas and n bumper crop
or wheat, arc behind the- boom.
Amarlllo. nccordlng lo Mr. Tur-
ner, lins tbo largest gas and nil
fields In the country, and this year;
has. produced the greutesf wheat
barrels of oil is iirodiiecd every!
day.1 The produetiun Is expected t'
to. reach. 100.000 barrels dally by!
,the first of September. The dally I
1 -
t tu nut iinii m.ii ....1.1..
b"a ta JWU,VVV,""W M",V-
fuct. .
AmaiiHu
I iji nn-si-nt. hnom Ik nnlv n
, fiv nionl hff old, i iilaiiiH I he boost -
vr.
j .. Mr.'Turher'M party Is en roule lo
Wallowii ltiki!1 for two
Ihrt
daH rhhhi;. They, are ptannlnt!; tu
park Into tthe . moiiiitaln eountry
" . . .
nnu ""' " Iblenless wonders
1 '"'J' "-vo bearlntr, SO llllleh
- boui. since , tti'-y. reached . the
J
S ''.'''
.motio.n ru.i:i
, HAI.KMv re. 'Auk. S. .AI')
MoMoti haa Imi-ii flbMl h're n kinir
a eoilllntjiiiiee of tjm ' ea". ' bruiifsht
bj' (ieoi'K l'illuian, (Alitor o tie
inalntalnlnfr hiadiiuartfra for th
department
Hkipworlh. of Ku-
Judge ii.
who wns called Into t he cae ) interes! Is found, a goodly number
the filing of un affidavit oflor thilry cattle for the dlHtrlctn an-
itrejudn.e has set AngUHt 0 it theisured. (rheefl" faelorhs and creum-
n,e fn,. ,ring on lis merit." I
WE BUY FOR LESS WE SELL FOR LESS
Just Received
Another shipment of Work -Shirts, to sell for
. 39 , '
These shirts are of heavier chambray, strongly
stitched, full cut, and with two button-down
pockets. .I
Shoes
A heavy slock, muled and sewed composition
sole. A shoe to stand rough usage. Remodel
ing price
$2.85 i
Another One
A full slock, oil tanned upper with a genuine
Uskidc sole. Remodeling price
.. $3.95 :
OVERALLS AND JUMPERS .
During the remainder of the time it requires
to finish the new front of our store, wc will
continue the low price on these heavy weight,
triple stitched overalls and jumpers. Remodel
ing price
Don't Forget to Get Your Hal!
MewYdrk5t5re
"DcmIio.uis of
Biggest Fans
v
" tu r
(AD Imputtuil, -vviiIii.coM In the
senualonat,luU-1llH murder ciso
is missing from- fhd .official. rie--f
Transcript of Istatcnlrnts wade
by wltnessun ,nl the Inquiry' four
lycnm ago have lcen removed from
, tno-aaio Of llic;.rtu)ilviv of. Somor-
set county jail according to Htato
Senntor Wmpson) newly appointed
' prumjcuiur. nespiic ino naiiuicnp.
Senntor Simpson 'expressed belief
ihil llev. IJr. KdwaroT W. Hall and,
Mrs. loleanor It.-' Mills.
statements of five persona 1111.
dor suspicion were said to bo miss -
lug, whllo Dr.- Hall's . . spectacles,
wltn nnger marks wiped otr, were
saved. .
The senator nld one . of. his.
ri..t .,,. wu,,a i. to lenrn' how
this evidence disappeared rind' who
. ,resiuiiisllile.j.fnr lis . .llMmiienr.
.llu.c s ; ,.
, , - -
. , ....
' 500-i'c" Foriest Fire
CaUSlng MllCh WOITJ'
;. . . .
I'tlliTI.ANIl. Or. tig. 3. ( At')
t ... r.iiii.iiei.e rii-i. i 1.11,11 ,rr
" o-i. -
landH. I K inllos-W0Ht 6r. Vornonla
nnJI (7rmrt-iT''r lu. w,1 tl i. v M I'-ml
(ail.sjnc the. umtmmKiftr forrHt
fire 'piitrol aHMoelallon ebnMld''rable
worry loday. , . : '
The. eonllatrrulleu - la the A'ern
oni!L,Keetlou vol oui uf control Nun
day jiitfht anil 'iTO mn lire lindfnv-
orlnp to keep k front apiteiidiii? to
(ho. jrreen tlmbi'r, Htiid r. Kcolt'
HeeWiary Qr Die asTjjetatfon. '
'A hlKl)'.vlnd inhlni; lherflajiiir
makes the' fire a hlij hynrd," wild
Seolt. It In burn I off on Hie pro
perly of the K'. ;),. Tirnh'-r. ctnn
umy. : f. V : '" j
A view hup, been H"iit to fieht tho
olhel ('liUHop'v iriunl- fho " liear
HlHek llldKe . on the --ltuouvvelt ,
highway.. . -
'TO V ISM
I'KN'hl-KTON, Amr. 8. (Al .
'. Ultra on . ngrleullurtil ugent of
the t;iilon raiolfie h.vhIciii rind It. 1'.
Klierly "ft-eretary of -tin: ilul.steln
Kreshan aHsoilhUlon will vlfdl Uniii-
ililln eouuly Heetlons about August
10 to assiMt farmerH of the uounly
In a dairy program. If HUfllelent
crl'H may le ..t.lnblifhed
High' Prices". ' -
SisSING
DEPUTY MARSHAL
TESTIFIES DURING
CAMPAIGN PROHE
CHICAGO. Aug. 1, UI'M. K.
Fisher, an officer of tho Illinois
traction company, ' handled tho
money for Heimlor William, H.
MeKliilcy cnmpalgn In Kaat 8t.
Ixiuls during tho llllnobj primary,
Ilufua O. Hhephcrd. United Htates
deputy liuirshnl, testified today be
fore, the acnato campaign funds
committee
Khepherd said lie gave $200 to
Ilert Washlgton mayor of Urook
lyn. Illinois for t-auipnlgu work.
'XMd ho deliver?" chairman
lteod asked.
"Yea sir," llio witness replied.
Oiit of 0S0 voles cast McKlnley
got' 080."
"Aboijt. six went astray?"
"Yes sir." '
"You don't think " thero wiu(
any corruption In tho count that
you. lost nix votes or was It an
accident?"
"I'lieru was no corruption so fur
as I was concerned."
Tho recalling of Unmuel Insul,
Chicngo public utility nfanager.
again wns deferred. Ho may tako
tho stand tomorrow.
MANY THEORIES
ACCOUNT FOR THE
DEATH OF THREE
UI.IKS K1HI.L). Mich. Aug. 3 (A
I) A number of leads today con
fronted officials nt a meeting to
iinruvel tho mystery centering ub-
out deaths of John Kogiir. 60, his)
daughter Agnes, 26. and llio lul-H
ter's flve-ycur-old daughter Amel
ia, whoso bodies wore, found . on
their fnrm homo near llcro yester
day. Uogar's body .was found hunglng
by tho:.neek from u. ropo In the
kitchen and' that of thn woman
and child 111 a, bed room. The
tiill had boon poisoned. Thero
wl-ro marks on tho womu.n' body
j Indicating sho had been beaten.
i sno also had been poisoned
I The theory that Iho wouinn nnd
oil an tho result of tho finding of
notes, apparently in lldgar's hund-
1 writing, lo tho effect that Ills
'daughter hnd committed suicide
' and that he had decided to end his
lire in tho sniuo mnnner. The mo-
jtller had poisoned Iho child, the
notes said, but failed to reveal u
. motive,
i Another 'lend followed wu Hint
llou-ur ninelinvc, killed his .Innt-li.
ller.und grand daughter and then I
committed suicide. Hogar nnd tho.
Idaughter had been nt odds be-1
Icause Hbu rofiised lo lirolik wllh I
Wvr. flancw, .loo Hinltka. to whom
hu objected, ' lU'l-iihoru told tho
police. ' 1 )
The IliittHh government l try
ing to nbollHli slavery nnd put an
end to hiiiutin HaeririeeH In tne
Nu.la J.lllH rejfhm .of llurnui. Kree
dom for Il.ftOO Hlavea Iuih already
been ptireluirted 'at - art average
Irlee of $l.'2t"h person.
Watch
Your
Breakfast
Eat food thatsupplics
"baJanced" ration
after night's fast
HOW yott frcl all niorninir tic
pctnls largely ou what you cat
for bresklaHt. 'j'liottsaiHln have tin
t ncrRClIc (nrenoons because of wrotiK
breakfast cattiiK.
To feel riijlil, you must have a
well-balanced, , complete breakfast
ration. At most other mrals luiirli
and dinner voti net il. Hut break
fast is liurrirtf, often badly chosen. !
Thus Quaker Oats, containing l''7 I
protein, food's great tissue builder;
58 carbohydrate, its great' energy'
clement, plus all-important vita-i
mine and the "bulk" that makes
laxatives seldom needed, is the die
tetic urge of the world today.
It is food that "stands by" you
I through the morning. !
' Don't deny yourself the natural
! stimulation this rich food offers you.
(iet Quaker Oats today. Grocers
have two kinds: Quick Quaker,!
Which cooks in 3 to 5 minutes, and I
Quaker Oats. I
V
Quaker Oats
STAR
"With
Andy (Jump (Comedy.
"Min's Home on the Cliff"
29 Pipcsmokcrs Meet
In Smokcfcst Here
(Continued from Pairs .1)
Ador)'. and Dr. Miller, nil speeches
eent'rod on tolmcco.
I'.vcry Walk Of l.lfo
Those present were representa
tive of all walka of life and nearly
jevery secliun of tho county. City.
commissioner ciuitieii with realtor,
an attorney compared pipes with
Judge, it government employe talk
ed It over wllh a retired railroad
man. mid so on.
Tito 2S men who purtoolc of
Chief llaynes' hospitality were:
C. M. Humphreys, Kred Currey,
Or. II. W. Itiley, ! J. Kkaln, Or.
II. II. Miller, Hhlrley Klngslcy, J.
A. Tedford, J. T. Longfellow, A. J.
Martin, J. A. tlhernio, Cbarles
Wilson, O. J. Hklff, Clene Walker,
II. II. Nluketson, 10, C. Uavls, W.
CI. Sawyer, l;d Wright, t.'liarles
1'layle. A. T. Hill, J. II. MeLaugh
I In. W. C. Crews, tleorge il. cur
rey, Dr. W. I'. : McAdory, II It.
Cluycomb, 10. O. 1'uyton. 10. I,. Hck
ley, it. U. Williams and J. J. Foley.
WIMlt'lt HlOAIHMi SOITU
niiAHUMj, Aiiisna curtis it. ,.,, ,,,., Bovcrnlni.nt declarn lt
Wllbur, secretary of the navy, was elr e ih n,- i ......(
soul hward bound loday after visit -
Inir Ihlfi lltn nnrtliurn Inrm una nf
i i ' " -
his Alasknn journey.
TRUCE NOT
. GRANTED BY
PRESIDENT
(Continued from Pago 1)
they were not In any position to
corry out. . ,
. What la considered hero n virtual
protest by L'H. Consul General
SVeddoll lias been deposited with
the department of stnle. It con
cerns Ihu taking over by the gov
ernment or the Uplseopal church,
of San Jose, Ilo tlnacla lust: Sat
urday night. A Mexican rector
noting under Jurlsdle'lnn or Illshop
Flunk W. Crelgliton has been In
charge or Iho church which had
been owned by . tho lOpiscopal
church since 807. It Is oriiclully
indicated . hoih In Mexican-and
American iiuurlers that the situa
tion prubably will be nmlcubly ad
justed without having rucourso in
dlplomullo exchanges.
K. C. IIIO-SOLITIOS
JMlll.ADIOI.I'HIA. Aug. 3. (.11')
ItesolnlionM asking that the Cn-
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j" ARCADE j
TONIGHT "SWEET DADDIES"
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-IN-
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3E
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MOl Adanw Am ta rtraade, Or.
UKAUTH'UL v ....
New Prints
49c Yard
Many, new patterns
have been added to our
large assortment of
prints pinks, blues, or
nngc, lavender and many
other wanted : shades.
All new patterns of all
over floral designs,
checks, etc.
t0 10 rui1(.,OU3 8iluuUon Mexico
' . .
were ready ror presentation vhei
the annual convention of ' tho
Knights of Columbus opened herii
today, . ,
"Tho present uttitudir ' being
mulntained by our government;
lliilnely, that of silence," said Sup
remo Knight James A. Flaherty, of
this cily, "Is bound lo cutlse unrest
In the minds of tho Catholics tit
this country, as many national of
fleials act on mnterst :' similar- to
that,. In other controversies of u
like kind. .
COOLIDGE LAUDS
COLORADO IN TALK
(Continued rrom Page 1) '
lint oft tho gnrb or a territory
j almost exclusively under tho duV
I minion of tho national govern'
inent nnd put on the robes of a
sovereign Amorlcnn state. Tho
progress that it has Hindu lit
, thean years have been In no imii'
part due to the application of tho
principle of local self government..
Of nil the wealth and cnilncnc"
tlmt tills state hits achieved, Ihls
' is its chief treasure. It ought in
bo maintained undiminished nnd
guarded with jealous euro through,
all the years to come."
i-i i 'Ik A f 'm
TODAY
AND WEDNESDAY
the
19
Starling Thursday
HOOT GIBSON
In
"The Man in the Saddle"
i