La Grande evening observer., August 05, 1926, Image 5

Thui-s'day, August S, 1926.
CT GRANPK EVENtftq OBSEKVEH
Papi? Five
Local News In Brief
DOMINO EVENTS -Sept.
22, S3. , and fnksi
rouul fair t Klgla, Or. -
Uiestock A(eiil Here
Dun -C'lnrk Union Pacific live
stock agunt Is In tlio city today.
fh- llnniil Tonight
Mrs. I.ee' I-lnnford will return to
her homo here, this evening. Hho
has been visiting In Man Jose, Cal.,
for the past six weeks.
To Lostlnc for Week
I Mrs. Verne Alnatvorlh and Utile
son. .Merui,. - worn . 10 i.osiino inis
iLorning. where they will visit re
Olives for about a week.
Guests From Denver
i .Mr. and Mis. Harry C. Davis,
Ellisa C. O. Iavis and .Mrs. K. I,.
jjiH-vIs wero guests from Denver
Iksi night at the Somincr hotel,
fl'licy left toduy for Portlund.
kWllllg
Miss 1
In Idaho
Barbara' Ulult
left last
night for: Itilpert, Ida.,'
will vifslt for two
ka nt the
piuiue ,of .Miss Alpha Wulcll,
Will fcsllihlHi Home. Here
I Mrs, Al Harm is ill l.a. urnnuu
today.-! house hunting with her bus-. '
Wnd. .'I'l'li. y plan to establish lhclr,'To m.icrse for Convention '.
liuiue .here soon. . in preparation for the state con
Irrltiit to ItrltLsli i'-olumhln -
I Mrvtiml Mrs. V. c;...lVrlilno nnd
t)i';lr sou, t'ltitr, hiv Urlvlnj; to Van-
itMjuwf' nnd Victoria, it.- ,0,
WfrUpoiiiB via Kiuttlc.
this
JIOIIM
this Munili.
Mm. ' K. H. JvHnhot rcltirnrd to
hT lioiii v Uy.ry t til:; morning from
I'orih.nti.'U lV-rjrt .Hliy bvia visit
iiiK Hlrtfce Huiulay.
To Skl e Here
rhl( , Hrown snd Tlielma Iji
IIri-1, ,rollir sUuling . experts, are
now ii.ppenrliis atthe Hex Jlollor
Kink. .tolli 'are rorniwr vaudeville
players. '
llcrc ttvm IViulletoM
Mr.'Hjid Mrs. K. 0. Sullivan was
In tin cliy yi'sti-rday from Priidle
ton, wiere they iiiiili Ult'ir home.
Mr. Sitlllvun is in the Insurance
business.
Iirlvintf to Salik
Mr.N-nd Mrs. A. A. Davis and
I wo daughters, who spent last
night ut the Kolry hotel, are driv
ing from their home at Kib-r, Ida.,
to Scuttle and coast points.
Keiuiivfl lat Night
Hurpld Howard returned to ln
(irande ; last night from Ashland.
wh'ic l'e aecomP'"ih,d his wife
and baby earlier In the week. She
Drovi- t Wiisloni'. Owstoii.
. DoyV liiiliu-riy.iii. iH'VouipanlcJ
l,y Mis. Karl Ijtiwn and l!.s Irma
i.yilinll. Ii l'l 111" flrsl of tin- w.i;k
l.v nuto for t'urlland, Astoria, and
S,asldiv 'I'luy will return to
Urando Sunday. x
Oil IllL'lllcN Trill
Mr. anil Mrs. Norinan l''ro
wont tij.l'ortlund Wi'dnci-diiy. com- .
"nin.. a busliifsa and a plcnsurc ;
trip. Mr. Frees Is purchasing '.
ut-eut -for the All. Kmlly Lumber j
eiuauy.
Hellirn ;to I'llion
lid flriri'itlis of Union, who spent
K verui. days vioillng his daughters,
the Misses Myrtle and Irene Urlff
II lis here, has returned home. Mr.
r.rtrriths, w ho had been 111, is
much .Improved.
At. Stan field Today .
Ilr. V. 10. ThlmiewalU- returned
tu La Orando the first, -bf the wed;
4 after i two wei'K's vacation trip to
llle. Vain.. Wiiere no wiv
Ills parents. . llo . 1 testing cattle
l; . ,,.iliil li ioday.
lllc Ma iris ge I.Un'lisc
Marriiige licens' s havo been is
rnli'd from the clerk's , olfloe to
,n i'" nl' 'I'olneasi-t. and Mlvs
SUuil Mclntyre, of fnlon: (Hacomo
ED V. PRICE
Tailored to Order
that inspire the
question -'
"Who's your tailor?"
Fall line of samples
here for inspection.
Be 'measured today.
Clint's
Clothiery
1 br RIotb wiLh a ttonjrJruae"
Ml;VH AMI HOYS
uun irruts
CLOTHES
Trolll antl . Mis I.ucy llcnshanr,
both, of Huron, Oro. ' - '
Hew from Joseph
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson, of
I Joseph, are visiting In the .city
guests of their son. Forrest Wilson.
They cuinu yesterday afternoon,
and will be here until (his evening
or tomorrow evening. .
lta Here I'ntll August 10
V. K. rigg, Internal revenue,
collector. Is In the city and will
be hern until August 10, when he
will go to Wallowa county. Ho will
leave there about August 2S for
Pendleton. Whllo hero he is lo
cated In the post olflco building.
From linker on Husiness
Mr. and Mrs, Maine Hallock and
wco daughter, Mary, were, in t.a
Grande from Haker yesterday, Mr.
Hillock looking after his legal
business hero. He Is a member of
the firm, Nichols. Hullock & Don
ald at Haker.
Attend Npokaiio Heeling
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Ashbr, mail.
!lf,J .,(. ,, M.,llu-.L-a I .....l.r.
eompauy, attended tho lumber
men's convention- In Kpukano this
week. Trcd Itavenseroft, ' sales
manager of the Mt, Kmlly Lumber I
t,uUiiaii), agent 419 yiuwui ui Wic
com.,.ntion
vention of L. A- to H. of It. T.,
which Is to bo conducted here In
September, the officers and "the
drill tca.ni of the local lodge will
meet for practice 'at the. Kaglc's
hull Friday at 10 a, jn.
t'.n limits to Boise
1 Mr., and Mrs. W. FV Ilclfrlch j
, who are driving from - thtr .home.
In Portland to ' Holsc, spent lt
'lr" -
night ut the Hommer hotel
jllclfrlch Is an tuhurunco man 111
i Portlund. Ho and Mrs. Helfrlch
aro being accompunlcd on tho, trip
by R 11. Murphy, also ' oC r'oft
: land. ' f : v
Hume After Vacation
i Hubert Oulld returned to "hi
home hero this - morning from
Portland and Seaside, whcre iie
l"is been YHva.tloning while his mo
ther,. Mra . Walter H. Oulld, and
sister, Nancy, have been In Callfor-
r . V V I i t ' i .
points
l her,
returning to their
I'urllcr In the week.
homo ;
here
wk. -'i...
T i 'i ,
Mr, 1,. R iggans and daugh-
l,-r. Irla. of Hak,T. pa.srU tlironi;li
tho rlly this nioriilncon their way
to Imlilrr, whoro tli".v will visit
for a fi:v days with .Mr. WlKKn's
parcllts, Mr. anil' .Mrs. AV'lllltilll
WlKRana' l-'rom tlicro tlicy wiiriro
to KlKln to .visit lior father, Ajir-
HBtVlSnamcr.
lU'liirn to Klitt'rpiSst' V'
I Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Homlnd re
turned this morula? to tlicir 'home.
at Lnterpriau, art-r apendinff a
coupl,' of days In La Grande.
Here One Mom h ,
I Mrs. It. ltose will leave Haturday
nlirhl for Portlund and from, there
I will po to her home-., at Vernana..
Oreyon. Khe lias been vlslM'npf . In
La Clrnndo for the. past month
. with her mother, Mrs.- I. 8. Meli-
Inger. , . ' ' . , . .
I Visits Son at Tclocascl
I Mra J. II. Montponier. of South
IJakota ,haa been visiting her sob.
1 llakot.-,, has been visiting her son,
at their ranch home southeast of
Telocaset the past several dri-s.
Mrs. Montgomory expects, to rc
'turn to Wenatchec, Wash., In a,
few days as soon as a son-in-law'
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Miller, drive down from tho "Wash
ing rlly for her. She has visited
I w ith them most of this year.
lafet'ts Tlmlier Moltlliur
Having concluded a tour of the
Northwest, holdings of the Wallowa
Timber company, of which he Is
manager, Morris Khellon, accom
punlcd by Mrs. Snellen, returned
home to Haker last evening. They
spent a couplo of days In the vlel-
nlly of Iji Grand". Tho company.
which is one
of the largest In this;
part of the country, holds I0MU"
acres of timber within 100 miles of
linker.
.tltcmleri SclHml In I'tiHUnil
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lowell Williamson
returned to their home here Tues
day from roflland. Mrs. William
son has been there for six weeks
unending the University of Oregon
extension school held there during
tin: summer months. Mr. William
son drove lo Portland a few days
ago to accompany her home.
Mrs. Illngo (l-tuni-l
Mrs. K. It. Illnso arrlvetl home
last evening rrom Portland, where
she has been visiting le r mother
since June 15. Her niol her be
enme III during .Mrs. IMtigo's visit,
but Is much Improved.
Through I'lty this Morning
Judge William Duby. of Maker,
chairman of Hi" slal" highway
MinniMnn. nasseil through Hie
rlly this morning on his way lollhat
p. ndleion on business.
j .- . .
llrlitl" Wir lo Mot Ijikn ,
II. I. Keator was In l.a Grand
today rrom Pendleton, where he Is
an allorney. He had accompanied
Mrs. Keillor lo Mot IjjIh- sanllor-
lum lor medical attention. They
. . ... i....ii..i,.,i l,. fr.!
night.
Hen- llil Morning
Mrs. Ilatti- Ward and son. I'.ob
ert, of Hutchison. Kansas, were In
the city tills morning on their way
tot Wallowa, nlieTe Ih-y will visit
for about two weeks Willi Mis.
Ward's fulh'.r, lilies Henderson.
Tli. v will then go to Portland, to
visit Iter sister beiore returning lo(
tlnlr lwinaaaa uviuv.
Visited In Fort Unci '
Mra H. V. Cray 'and daughter,
Arthcnn, were in - the city this
morning on their way home to En
terprise from Portland, where they
have beon visiting for the paat two
months, with Mrs. Cray's daugh
ter, Mra Itey .Logan,
ln.(.i Un, Wslkms (Vsanty Timber
Ityle Toed, national forest exam
iner, of Portland, gpwnf the week
end In La Urande: ,He went to
Wallowa county Mondnyv where
he Is Inspecting timber lands which
have been recommended to be In
cluded within the national forest
under the Clarlt-McNary act.
Horn tills Morning
Mra J. Q. Rnodgrasa and two
children, John and Norma, return
ed to Telocaset, wherei they are
making their homo this summer,
today after visiting In La Grande
for a few days with Mra Snod
grass parenta
On Vacation Trip
After attending the lumbermen's
convention In Kpokano, Elmer
Ktoddurd, with Mrs. Stoddard and
her sister, Mra tleofgo Hendricks,
Of Logan, Utah, crossed Washing
ton to Seattle, and Tacoma. They
will attend another lumbermen's
meeting at Tucotiri, . Friday, and
then go to Seaside-for a few days
before returning to l.a Urande.
Home from H iWmi Oregon- ;
' Mr. and . Mr' D. - II. Steward
have reiurned-.te. .their . home hero
after a three weeks ubsence. While
, a..ortiana 'ihx attended tlA Un
ton county picnic, whort' t tiy met
tn:tny forunT ttcquulntuticcft. Tlt-y
hHo iittrndotl Hi1- wedtllnff of their
erindsau, -.UttNifl Steward, at Of-
wrffo. Beforo returning holno IJi'T
sp-nt a. few days ut Seaside, lxng-,
beach, Astoria, Kelso und Oswego.
They l.-ru tle' 'lulde . and brlilc-
groom Iihddv In (heir new home at
K-.iro, Wash., where Mr. Stewart Is
Plpp
organist In onn or the thea-
tors.
Horn YeistATriajr Monilniy . -
Mr. and Airs.-: Pen toiner, nr-
jcompanid by Mlwcn Mildred and
T.'.lr... Xt .ll.nl1.. r.. w,A Xlwa fl.iAH.t
Clark; returned to l.a Omnde yi-s-terduy
morning from ; Portland.
whre, they' attended the funeral
of Mrs. li'onn, A. Mlh a" Monday af
ternoon. The fupfjrsl aa held at
tho L. K horch funeral STvlce
parlors and Interment wuh made In
the Itlrcrsldo cunetTy. Mrs. Mlbs
wnn -y years old At the-tlhie of her
death, which oecu're.l last Sutur
dhy morning uftr a lorn: illness.
She 'Is the- . daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. MulhoMinid, of this
Mr. and Mrs. t'otnor drovo to
Portland Sunday accompanied
by!
the' four s!KttTH r Mrs. Miles.
Wlilltv -there' thev visited amontr
'friends snd relatives. Mtss Mar-
lret Muihoiland rrmalned : In
J t
.
VIOLENCE"
INCREASES
IN MEXICO
(Continued from Pae 1) '
v.: i'- s"venlh Kansas . dlptiict. ' where
nVe seen In the Catholic churches. ,hc oTfCCS was vncnled by Itepre
whlch lias tieen . the tsano. tWryJhiBUvo Tlncher, Clifford It.
day since tho withdrawal or thetHop0i rc,,u,lcan, bd the field by
priests. Th.e cathedral continues. RI,.Hrcny Klf,. margin. .
Ciuseu iiriiuniK lviiiiiiii'jh ui un.
Invc-iitoiy of Its treasures for the
government. , - -
Crooks ' Molettt Women
, -A band of crooks has Victimize)
a number of. t'athollc women in
tho streets, of Mexico City. -:
Tliey have-, lmlted women Wear
ing 'tiucklffccs with gold' crosses
and liirprmcd theni that they we
detectives anil I hat U was unlaw
fill to wear religious Insignia pub
licly. ' " : ' ' " '
The police. Hay Iho women will-
Z 'promise that thcV would not
be taken to jail.
I'olice reserve with drawn plv-
..11 iidl pnlnr.il (riU-.lu In t II l
streets hist night endeavoring to
force their way Into an already
, ,,..,... ...,,-., u,.,..i,v
,.f .A,rf,.rf lnn iwl ii I'alh...
ll... tr-rr.-r,, isbo. . wcre'wB refleeled III the apparent
debating the government's rcllg-
i... ....ii..,- ...
I'ulillo interest Is Intense m'.icclsloil ousting the ord-r from
thene debates, which ore being the slate and by large pluialliles
held throughout the country I.e. given I lie republican anil-khm
tween government supporters nnl candidates for atlorney general
Catholics. -1 ' and secretary of slate.
At'Cuernavaca. a group of about j , llenry M. Juhiison reputed libui
10- men. ' altempli d , to disarm a ciindldn.te, iniiinlnlns an upproxl-
....ttnn,nn nur.ll,,v il,n Sn eilail'
l h ,. ; I.ni,,CI,.1. killed the
leader and arrested the other
niemuers 01 ine grjn;,. wu n.i u
ii,.. r.i-e.l i in. n ut horltlcs T,'
going to give over the churcli
the Schismatic, or Meslcall Calli
olic church.
t ut her Kcunuiilinlclel.
i'alher hllllas Angulanao, the were the heaviest vole was cast In
t'athollc priest of Alvarado, slu'.e'; Missouri and tjklillioma Willi only
of Vera t'rnz, wlio accepted Presi
dent I'alles' governments regula
tions, . has been excommunicated
and suspended from priesthood.
Hlshop lluigar V. .Valencia, of
Vera l.'ru7. w ho at. present Is Ii:
Mexico t'ity. has Issued a mani
festo to this effect.
The manifesto urges thu clergy
and t'alholics lo pray for rather
Angulnaos' conversion, raying he
Is 70 years obi and that he proo
alily has not many years to live.
iUspatchcs from Vera Crur. say
Ihat l'"ather Angulnaos asserts
that he did not Intend lo rebel
agaln.'il the church; that lie mere
ly desired to point out his belief
the holy see had been tills.
Informed regarding the religious
isuiiHiion uccausc ine gowninc-u, j
regulations did not attack un
church. . . '
, A dlspaleh from Mexico city
yesterday said that Kalher A:i
gulimo had - written a teller to(
Prrsld-nt rallcs accepting the r-
I llglous regulation and Hint the
I president had ordered the
president had ordered the mayor
of- AlvnradO to return lo tile
priest his church, which had been
taken utcr by Hie municipal au
thorities. Wll.lll II StIMi: IHKt
HAN nu-:10. Cel. Set retary of
The Navy Wilbur caught more
Ihan jo trout while- on a rishiug
trip during his recent Alajkan In-
p.ttlon tour.
fJQ SERIOUS
FIRE LOSSES
Although there has been more
forcst fires to dale In this section j Frank 1 rlmith, republican sena
than there waa during the entire i torliU nominee In Illinois, testified
Kenson lust veur no serious dnm-!ioilv hefore the senata enmnnign
age has been done, Gerald Tucker,
forest ranger, said this morntnir.
Last year H tires were recorded
and so fur this year there havo
been 15, with ono more monthfeontriuuted funds to his candid-
before tho forest flro danger is
over.
All of tho fires this' year have
heen discovered while they were
small and put out before they hu.lj;,h( ;.,mpalgn- and charges
causeu unjr d.-
ably tho largest, lire was on Hum
'"" ' " ., 7. , 1
Mountain, ine ouier a ...e
um. Tins tire, which ' "
along tho highway, piol.ab'y I
from un automobile, is prucllcully
out now.
. Several Binull fires wero burii
ins alone th Itrnnchllno railroad
luHt week, but nil are under loi)
trol and neurly out now.
T
JI.'ltSllY C'lTV. N. J. Aug. 6 (A-l').-r-State
Senator Simpson, spe-
elal prosecutor In the" revived
Hall-Mills murder inciulry, . today
sa.ld, lie had ordered the arrest, of
naliih V. M. ti-orsllne. vestry limn
and choir singer in tho lato Hcv.
Kdward W. Hall's New lirunswlek
church. Tho nature of the charge
was not made public. Cursline's
whereabouts were not disclosed.
KOMKKVJM.R N.'J. Aug. 6 (A
P). Warnints for two. more . bp
rcsts in conm'Ctlon with murder
four years ago of Itev, Hdwnrd K.
1Iii.I1' and M rw, Kleanor Mills were
today in the hnnus of Assistant At
torney General Slmpsu as a "result
of what he described as "an am
azing story" by a new witness.
. One warrant charges a man,
frequently mentioned in the case,
of being an accessory to the mur
der. Simpson said he would re
co minen d that t h Ih m a n be h eld
Without bnll when arrested.
The other names Mrs. Nellie, I.
KusseM, a. negreHH, us a material
witness. 1 .
FAVOR WETS
IN MISSOURI
NOMINATIONS
iv ' ('Continued from Pago 1)
Congressman Hayes It. White, re7
Pirtllenn, was leiuhng f'.' A. r. l-'nl-eoner
by only n. few voles. Jh the
oiir democratic and two repub
lican Oklahoma consnssman were
ntther unopposed or had large
leiids for renomlimtion. In the
'third district i'ongreHsman Charles
Cart or was trailing1 Wilbur t'arl-
vhllu a close rare
developed lor
it he vacancy created In the sixui
'(district when congressman Thomas
filed to oppose Walton.
Mutr Ivwiils !!.-
' Kornier Governor Jonathan M.
liavls. accused and acqiilted
of
rmnlon sdMng was falling ilonald
Mulr, young attorney, lor the Kan
ni "
IOM "UK I t-l Ul n.i inwn v
' '"'i . . .u,...
republican. . was no.nlnaled on
tho face of llle nearly coml''ti:
returns. The Kama klnn flglit
de-
elslve victory
of lliree sut)remo
t court Judg
who handed down a
mate x.uuu vole lean lor iiie viun-
hoina deinocralie guliernalorlal
balloting Willi Iwo thirds of tin'
ium , -u,,.. ., .
Kiild. Olila.. led the field for llle
WO ARRESTS
ARE ORDERED
lo'republiean nomination.
No B,niiloilal nr guljernalorlal
ofNres wi re voted on In the Vir
ginias or Montana. ' ' Indication'
light balloting In oilier sillies. j
Walter Toozc Injured !
tn A ulnmfkKilr WriirL1
POKTI.ANII. Ore. Aug. S. (AP)
--Walt, r Too.e. of Mt Minnville.
former clislnnan of the Oregon re
publican stale central committee,
was recovering Ipday from Injuries
to his arm received when an aulo
In which he whs riding went orf
the hlehwny nnr Tltfnrd.
WE BUY FOR LESS WE SELL FOR LESS
LADIES' PUMPS And
OXFORDS
Patent leather, tan and kid---$1.49
To 92.40
TURKISH TOWELS
Size 17 x 3-1 - pood grade.
2 For 33
NewY5rkst3re
"Dcbliojcis ol High Prices" '
IHSULL'S GIFT
cinoAOo. Aug.:
(AP).-
funds commltteo that during tho
recent primary campaign, ho, 'un
derstood" that Samuel Instill, Chl-
ciMfo public u till! leu magnate, .had
ilc..
It was common talk In tho
campaign," Smith told Chairman
I Itecd, "in fact became an laauo .in
uJ,l lu, outwnents.'
. -nlor S-OU deny It?" Itced asked,
, - "l-MCT-you ueny n t- itcru
,..n ia Bpocch at Hprlngfleld dur
lug. tho campaign,' J said that
hA h. , j .,:
If
f.18,000,000 In
red nie rates to the pubtlo want
ed to conrlbuto to my campaign
1 1 8iii-vno''Tcuson why ho -should
not Aojio:' ' .
.'TlV.chalnn.'in of the Illinois
comihlsslon,-which controls rate
on'pliiillc ujllllles In tho -Mate, aald
he Jiiid na, deflnlto Information
froth Allen V. Moore, his cam
paign', manager, that Instill had
actuaUy,,.contrlliut''d to his cam
palgn fund. The testimony Is that
the utnVles executive gave 13r,.
000 directly, snd spent na.HS5.l!l
for propHginda, against the world
court" which benefitted Smith's
candidainft'
TurUtti(:':flniillS- to' the nffalrs of
tle;' aDd-SHiooii lo-jguo of Illinois
llttj...lnu:s!lgalor8 learned fromjir.
fieoj-giir.'.Sarford,. supcrlhtendi'iit
t'hiittV'dry orgmuwitlons raised
(ISli'J'lH) hi "llio year ending last
April., of which ' 1,1?5 went to
,Min national leagltc and il,0S1.15
jfur
"law . enforcement."
LEGIONNAIRES
, L MARSHFIELD
fOontlnnfd frant Pa 1)
candidate for re-election, while
Mrs. .Anrja l'M-shner, of - lloo
Itiveri' now Ivlcn president, wouul
like iyivjiHctMivn. . .Mrs. Herlldii
hcmifify.,,,'bri'Hl."' Hi'Uni;. Mrs; I..'
tjurloek', of Medford: Mrs.
Wilcox of lOatncada, are said to
lie aspirants. Mrs;; J. W. Mrln
UuTf, ..of Marshfield, was iiun
tloned prominently- for S4er'ttuy.
Quiitii Adi!res?s Vets
John . It. Qulnn. of California, ,
past national . commander, In an1
address at the opening .of the1
co'iiVpcntlon, said U ...wh harder
for the, soldiers of the World wnr
to gctback .Into the,, harness of
civhtzatlun tlinn It was to make n.!
civilian a soldier, j He said th'
t American lrglon. had accomplish-I
cd mor. In this change than nnvj
other- 0iy nr. worm war veier-'
ans. .ifc said It was up to th-
Oreg(U,. department to. continue j
the? WOp,k." ; ; ' t ... -.v. , .. ,1
' ' 'lHti,;yoir;.,r sh;oul:ders ',. to ; lh-'
wheel and uoiuit through llUo you.
thftve ,uiiiny ; limes before win
conditions were not si favorable
he saldi . ! . . ,j t -
CITIZIENS SEEK
Y.. . STREET WORK
(Continued fiom Pite 1)
Attorney (leorgi' T. Coehran drew
up. a night letter' to Commander
Hi own rt. "lit Marsh Held, w hich was
filed so thai It would arrive at the
convention head'iuartnrs this
morning. -The telegram called at
tention to the fuel that Iji Urande
has enteruitned four conventions
this yenr and hns established Itself
firmly as n hospitable and attrac
tive clly for such gatherings.
Heveral other minor matters, in
cluding granting of an application
by Herman Moser to lnHtall a fill
ing station In connection wlili I he
stug
depot on Jefferson avenue.
were nttendi-d (o- before '
udjourn-
men!..
Where Did She Gel
That Graceful Figure',
You remember' her of couiae -
not so -long ago she was a regu-
u.-.. ....,.,., Irlnnir In ll' mill!
word for Hie way she looked.
Just look at her now If eve
a woman had a perfect figure sin
.
lias it
she Is Iho envy of lialf the I
girls In town.
It's nothing to get excited about
i nil she did was to hike on
weight filled out tho hollows In
luce, neck and chest any skinny,
weak, rundown woman can do lite
same nnd gain a clemi, clear
complexion at the same time.
Jusl get Go McCoy's Cod I.Ivor
till Compound ' Tablets for 0:'
rents at lted Cross Urllg Store
or any druggist anywhere. Take
1 after each menl and two at be -tlnie
and If any excessively thin
woman, or man either for th.it
niuiNr ilitesn't train at. leaal flve
......n.l. In "ii .liivn Wlivf Monnv'
back.
One very Ihln woman gained
10 pounds In -'-' days. Ask rue
McCoy's. -Adv.
TEL0CASET
AND PERRY
NEAR RUIN
(Continued from Ph&g 1)
an O.-W. engine might havo Ignit
ed the liny.
rim-: at Ti:i.ocsirr
TKLOCAHKT, Auip. B (Speclul)
Only tniick anl commondahU'
work of train crcwa, und particu
larly tlio irtw on engine No. 6407,
uaved dibout 1'fiO fect , of heavy
trackage on the main paRHini;
track and tlio coal chuto npur,
pOHHlbly navhiK also tho coal chuto
Itself nnd the railway stutlon,
when a hot and uncontrollable flro
whipped by a high wind hero Inte
yesterday completely dewtroyed
tlirce O.-W. It. & N. com 11 ny mc
tion Iiouhch and another biilldtne
and a telvgraph pole of the West
ern Vnlon Telesrnph company.
Much other rallnoud property was
endangered while the flro was at
Its, height, Ineludlni; tho section
forenuurK residence.
. ,1'he. -vhreo ,m,aln bulldlnpH ' de
stroyed 'were- lined an quarters for
n number of IVlelcan section la
borers., who IviU jiif(, (-01110 In from
work when the. fire was, discover
ed. V. I. NVtiport, pullway slgnnl
nialntaluer, who ; ulso had . ciilt
work and just ' rtu'hed - Imro on
Ills speeder, "rushed Into' tho- first,
building to take fire and .pjled a
ehemleal hand extinguisher. ' The
blue nuide such headway how
ever, that his efforts proved fruit
less, despite his scorched ,hnnd..
The dry. tlndcrllke striielure Kit
onco was a mass of flumes, which
uulckly spreud to adjoining build
ings, fanned on by the strong wind
which, blew the long threatening
Today
Friday - Saturday
HOOT GIBSON
"The Man la The
Comedy
And
PATHE NEWS
HARK!
j
From Edith
O'Shaughncssy's
novel, "The Viennesp
Medley"
CONWAY
MAY ALLISON
TODAY
FRIDAY And SATURDAY
(9
ri -rr? arMLlll"."wr j
Mts hishi hi rif'i,'rlTOiimniiiir"(!SEJiini"i-ni'c'
tongues of destruction 200 feet
.louth nnd against tha cuul-dust
covered coal chute.
Ono enultio crew turned Its hose
onto the exposed sldo of th coal
chuto while two other crews with
their engines right up against tho
scorching conflogrntion battled
the burning structures In an effort
to save ' tho section foreman's
house. Tlic engineer of one of tho
big 6400's ran his locomotive di
rectly into the face of tho flames
and thero playod a high prossura
of steam and water on tho flro.
This engine, the 6407, an oil burn
er, vith blow-off wide open and
both Injectors working ut capacity,
kept up n roaring Ylro in tho boil
ers and fought Iho flro almost in
cessantly, whllo trainmen und the
entire crew of section hands kept
tho rear or the saved buildings
covered with water from garden
J loses.
It Is believed tho first building
caught flro when Mexicans started
a flro In Ihclr cookstove. with
kerosene, though this could not be
verified us the nun could glvo no
explanation. Thewo laborers lost
everything they had in tho threo
houses.
Butterick Quarterlies
Now in. ... get one and from it plan. your
winter wardrobe .... the last word in style.
Art & Baby Shop
HEMKiiTCIIIMJ
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star"
In this picture Hoot goes through
Hide-splitting adventures and thrilling
experiences on a "Dude Ranch," but
he's the same old Hoot riding, fight
ing, loving and laughing.
ifi.nu nnl in; iriiio
To the Heartcry of Millions Drowned
Out by the Drums of War!
.scene-
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ANNA
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And Many, Many Others
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aO rO
m m m -mm 1
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Men's
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Roomy and comfortable.
Wear like iron. Choice of
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Today
Friday - Saturday
Saddle"
'MinUI II 1)1 M ilill, . U.'r,J i lli.llt
atmosphere of war's
without a single war
. drama of the war's
greatest sacrifice!
The most amazing drama of all
time one whole year in the mak
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ARCADE