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Tape Fivr Wednesday, August 11, 1026 CA GRANDE EVEMTNO OBSERVES Lical News In Brief COMING EVENTS iffept. 22, 2:1. 3 1. Hilt ST TJnklo couutj lair st 'Klgln, On. Itvn- 1 mi Ha-bicss ! I'aill Michaclson, of Ihe ('.lens ';WulI Iusurunce'odlnpuny wus trans ucllng business Ju tho city luUuy. fIIOiiHi to J i it home ut Klgln thin morning after ! - .. .. i.. I .. flr.,11,111 rn tfl.HlllllK '"P""" " v..,...v ; ii few days, , r -I lll'll' llllK Y'Tlf - ( ,MISS JOIHUS ivy' IK VISillllK IHin'y ' Sr Mm ntiiiW 1 it, or I'orlland.' i at tiki; homo Uliriiwln KrulU '.. ' I? dale. A ) r f alse Alai'in 1 The fin; tlenarlnient was culled rti Oroonwo'od mill I' streets at 12 ijr ij'clock Uils afternoon but coiilil find no lru(!o of. fire upon arrival. Ucllllllcd llllll I'OI'llalld . i .Mr. and 'lira. A. J. Warren and iiuiidduugblor. Jean McShan Uave returned to l.a Grande after it two week's vacation In Tort- i, , ,. v-.- J To Visit nl .Welscr i Mm l". ljJ'rouly- nnd... duugh tern, CallloJ Kula and Ucululi. loft f.a Urunde'lhls morning Tor Wel ti r. Idaho,; where, they will visit ir about Iwo w-oclrs. C ' ' ; " rived hero yesterday from Mire. oiilu, Montana, and will visit hero until about September 1. BROWN ADMITS AIIAGKIIIG 12 llrre for Few Day . M'"'; '"t Pacific wast cities. . visiting In lho cily for a few days. he uo,,v..s llu cllokl. . Hero from Ijiurnfl . Daniel Hoyd, attorney of Enter, urlsr. and his two sons were visit ing in La Urandc yesterday. Kitiinu to Yaklnui . Mm. V. k. ward and daughter, Itllllitn. returned to Taklma' today after a lll-duy visit with Mrs. Ward's -brother. W. O. Crews. Leave Tonight . . Mlsn ArlelKh Kanimerer will leave toniRht for her noma at (.'or- vallls after visiting friends here most of tho summer. GiM'H from Iowa Mrs. Ooldya M '.Anderson ar rived this morning from Wutorloo, Inw-a. for a visit with her sister,, Miss Hazel Scott. . Here from Hakcr W. C. Williams., state highway resident engineer of Haker, was In t In? cily .this morning: on. his way to Khtorprise on official business.. KAN HliI!NAI!lINO, .fill. Aug. II. (API liillllp M. Iirown. who declared he attacked 1 2 women In d to death In prouauiy. lorec in.. " Sun Kmnclsco last May or June niaraei '"' . i i was lmld 111 the county Jail today!"" ""'in hi o k k Tho Ui Oranilo report follows: "We aro Just now harvesting one of the largest wheat crops Union county has over harvested. Tho lumber mills uru all runnluK double shifts and seem to bo hav ing a Rood demand for their out put. Tho cherry crop Is Just denned up, netting tho growers very good returns. Sheep, catlle and hogs are In Kood demand, and tho prices aro very satisfactory. IHnturo on tho range Is Rutting short of water, duo to tho lack or snow last winter, and this will 1LISSA1 F ROM FLAMES ileus and ill general conditions aro just about normal and 1 can see no reason why business should let up. Apparently we aro going Into 1957 I Willi much better conditions than for somo time, and look forward to 1927 as being tho beat year In the history of tills section." Conditions In Wallowa and lin ker counties are both on tho up grade, reports Indicate, Oregon Conditions (iood, ' Oilier Oregon communities re iportlng Include: Hood Illver noon itivor - mer chants report business volume and collections better than it year, ago and quite satisfactory. There have been no failures In this section In toft Ibis Morlling : After visiting. Tor, some time In l.a Uiundo at inc. K.'H. Gwllllnms homo Miss Klnoru ; Anderson left this inorniftg foi' her home al Wel sor, Idaho., Home fitnn roiilaml ' lr. Hichaid I J' Ijundls relumed tn l.a Orunde tills niornlniT from I'orlland, hcrc he has been since Monday on' business. Working at 8lKr - ' C. A. Heldel, . who has been time keeper with one-of tho slate high Way oiling crews, has -now accopt .od a position Willi Hoy Karnum at Hie state highway, shops as book keeper and clerk.. , , To lnspec.it llrldg:cs ' . . M. Hiephenson left this morning l for Mainour county where, he, with thtv Malheur county engineer J. J' . Miller, will Inspect county bridges during, the next two or three dnj's. Mr. Stephenson Is Wato bridge en gineer located hero. ,. . . , - f . while efforts were being made by various means to connect hlni with scores of crimes committed throughout the west In the Inst year. ' In a statement made to It. 1,. Simmons, a "train rider" of the Ssnlii Ko rnllwny at Needles, where ho was arrested for vag lancy August 6. Iirown said he had attacked, chiefly by chollln'j, one woman In San Francisco ani several others In I-os Angeles and vicinity. Questioned by Sheriff Walter Shay, of Unit Hernurdlno county, who brought him here to day Drown admitted utlacks Ol ut least 12 women, including one at San Jose, one at Oakland, one at Santa Barbara and three at l.os Angeles and near by, . Itrnlcs Seattle Crlni"S. ' On rooucsl of the Seattle, Wash, notice ileiuirtment Brown was asked If he had been In Seattle during Moy or June of this year. In an effort to solve a mysterious at tuck on a girl there. He told Sheriff Shny lodny that he had not been In Seattle since Decem ber Inst year and that "I have at tacked many women but none in Scuttle."; . In lila statement to Simmons. I won aon..nrhousc""in decided Increase In savings and Mnv or June" lie declared ho.took uei"". Kalis KLAMATH FA LI J). Ore. Aug. II. 1AI').--Tlireutend by flames which destroyed timber within 1U0 feet of It on three side, .tho D Ar nion mill ;located near the center of a fire raging for two days with in eight miles of this city, was saved yesterday afternoon. Guards arc stationed about the plant and In the yards and operations will not bo resumed until all four of the flro Is past. , A. change In wind lias made ap proximate control of tho flro pos sible and fighters in the Klamath lforest Protective- association wero being relieved' from duty this morning. No catlinato of tho dumago done to ataiidlng llmbfr of tho Algoma Lumber company , has yet been made. '. according to putiois. nosiaii itc; - ituittmis i-iit i:s - UOSHUlMtO.. Allir. 11. (iI').v . Two new forest fires wero report ed at noon today by. the Douglas county fire patrol. 'olie Is of , In cendiary origin. . Iruvintf . . started about . 4UQ - yards Erom ' Cnriyon Oreek bridge and anollier. flro which started from a carelessly thrown match or cigarette at Llt tlo CVinyon on the Onklund-Klk-ton road. Ilolh fires wilt he un der control by tonight, It Is be lieved. Cool wTather mid fogs at night aru aiding lit fire control. DISTRIBUTE 2000 COINS IN DISTRICT (Continued from Page 1) IIi it this Moinlii',' ,' Miss Eleanor Mattoon .'passed through the city this morning on Iter wny home to Klgln. She bus been vlsllltig relatives ill I'orlland for the patTyt) Aeelis: Here Sliico Monday Miss Lucille lleddes rel lulled to her home at Klgln on this morn ing's train after visiting lu La ('-undo since Monday at "the home of her anal, Mis. l'red Head. (iocs Homo to Portland - Mra Bess Brow:n. 'f concluded: 'a visit with her couslni Wi K Sails bury, this morning. and . went home to Portland. Mr. .Salisbury Is yardmaster tor the O.-W. It. o: N.t company,. here. . ' 192G. . Klnnuith Falls Klamntlt is quite prosperous. ' Grants Pass---Buslness condl itions In Southern Oregon aro very satisfactory. Forest Grove Tho outlook has never been better tor a prosperous fall. Hlllsboro Business' conditions are, as a whole, above nornml In Washington county. Bend The situation, In Bend proper Is very good. Ashlnnd Wo find Hint tliero is bout for Seattle. He was ques tioned further by SheiifT Shuy In an attempt to clear up tho crepancy. dls- OHIO WOMAN IS TRAILING POMERENE (Continued from Pnge'1) To Seaside to ItcciilH'rale Miss Jonn Jevons, bactoiiolo, lictiirtli'd from. Vacation Miss I lol ls I'niii' ' has relurned from n three week's vacation, which she. spent with Miss Phyllis Gordon, wiio lives near tho Simko river. Iliinie rrom Caspi".' Miss Irene French, who has been In Casper,' Wyoming ror the past Ihree niontlis. was here this lnorn- l hi'V way to Mnliler wnere ill si.eiiil the winter with her mother mid attend school there. In Touring I'lmil Nclirnskit Mr. and Mis. Kben D. Warner end elill.iren. of Seollsltliiff. Neb., were biii-hIs at the Scunner hot'i lurt evening. They me touring to the const. Ill-it ill 111 ( Oil' I Mls Klhel M. Itriiiiil.iinip and Miss lillzalieth 11. Miirtln. both of .1., nv.-i. com., slopped hero yester day on I heir motor H ip lo tin- JOllSl. All "llileil Coiljltlllloll ii ,, I, e i. Hleliardsoil relurned lo Lu llnilj'le this niornillg nTler a dip lo WeMli rn. Oregon. He "t iendeil lhi..'meilenn Legion slate convention nlU'oos Hay last wl'l'k mid since then has been visiting 111 Portlaml. M r.Mllcliardson Is coin- inuiifler of lliilociil.'.Viii('rlcau i,i glon posl i ttriniinea'i w.itua: iuv i.o. 1st ut titer Oruitdo Hondo hospital, ! field 3,(5 nnd Musgrove 2.572. the Alabnma klun. was lending a field of five. Including L. H. Cos grove, .backed by the national or caiiln.tlon. Black had '.l.d'S lu 3S8 precincts of 1 .SIX) In the slate: Rank head 5.S0S: Kllby (.332: Jiny- Albany This section i enjoy. Ing an Improved condition over the past two years. McMlnnvllle Hankers and bus iness men arc prdno lo bo optimis tic. Business conditions generally In Yamhill county arc reasonably good, with rulr prospects that fall business men will prove more sat isfactory. Tillamook Business conditions In Tillamook county lire very sat isfactory, although perhaps not aulto up to one year ago. I Inland r.inplro Optimistic. Spokane reports that "condi tions in Spokane und the Inlnnd limnlro are most promising at present." Seattle nays "Business :ln this territory for the first six riiTi'.Vrio.N woksk . WALLOWA, Ore. Aug. 11. (Spo clal). The, forest flro sltuutlon has become much worso In this county during, the past few days. A sever electric storm whloli pass ed ovor the country Saturday, la thought to hav'u been, responsible for Ilia start of manynew fires. The entire' cotiutry is overcast with dense smoko, clouds. making II dif ficult to sco for any distance. jit est reports from tho local: forest office state that' somo largo fires aro burning In. tho Powwutka, sec tion, and also on . tho' - Mlnam. Crews of mo . nnr'o engaged in fighting tho, flailics.'.Wtth the con tinued dr yweathef" tho danger of fires is causing conaidernuio at urin. . -. , loft this morning for Scaslcl", i. n ti. gubernatorial rnre Hiuu months of l!t26 enn bo ciasseu us where she plans to spend a month Graves, who a few days ago charg- about normal." Yukllna conditions recuperating from a recent illness. L.j that large Alabnma newspapers r, "very good und will compnro Her cousin, w. S. Allen, oi Kan were fighting him to "hog tie lite i favorably with last year as inr as hoary patriarch accoiniaiiled rep resentatives of the i Old Oregon Trail association to tho banks to orrango for tho distribution 'of the trail fund coins. Huch Institution ngreed tentatively lo take a thou sand of tho filty-cent pieces. which are to be sold at it, dollar apiece through the efforts of the commerce chamber, the notary club, . tho Neighborhood, - club, and other civic and patriotic or ganisations. The number to be disposed of here was gratifying to the pioneer, who had suggested earlier In tho day thut he hoped ia Grande might take 2.000. . Mr. Meeker left Kmlgrant Springs for Walla Walla nt about 5 o'clock In the evening, driven In Ills house-car by Daniel 11 Mauo. Ho planned to spend today In Wal la Walla, returning to . Pendleton tomorrow. MEET CALLED in THiwar ' titore No. It . .-:,.' 101 Adtuiis Ave. M tr NKW YOltK, Aug. 11. (Al') Tuking the Inltlutlvo In an attempt to clear away remaining obstacles j in tho wiiy of holding the Demp- j sey-Tunney heavyweight title fight at thu Vankeo Bladlum September 111, Boxing Commissioner George II. Brower today called a special session of the slate tilhhilc com mission for Thursday morning to which he also Invited the lnein bors of tho license comnilltee. Bioiver announced thut he had di rected tho secretary' of the com mission to call the special session simultaneously dli'pnlehlng telu grains to his associates, Chairman James A. Farley and Commissioner William Muldoon, to notify them of his action. At the same time Brower wired Colonel John (1. I'hcllun, chuirnuin of Iho license committee, and Colonel Win. D. Wear, remaining member of Iho committee, advising them he though "It would bo In the public's interests lo have tho license com mittee meet with us." Brewer's action in hastening a solution or. the difficulties sur rounding the heavyweight baltlel was prompted by yesterday's deel-i wug ,mMM, .Monu,iy whllo coun- Men's Summer ' ' Unions 85c Men's knit unions with short sleeves, ankle length, sizes 36 to 46. Ing to Seattle early In Juno. ,'.'' ; Charles O. Tennant, detective captuln, conslstenly declared thai a fiend who hud long since Heuttle, murdered tho 22-yeur-i girl. . Trial of Gaines began August f,ed r-old Frnnclsco, accompanied her. Her from Wall Walla Dr. H. J. KuckliK'.n and son, Gco; rgc, nrrlvcd In tnc city ycsieruay lour, from Walla. Wnll.l, Wash., they mnlte their home. They visit ed nl the George T. Cochran Home here yostcrdniv They will spend about u week, hero visiting In Hi" valley. '" . . . Alabama delegation" In the l!2s crops are concerned. Walla Wnlla national democratic convention to ; predict' n substantial headway give the stale's vote lo Governor wm . mudn by the nuijorlly of Al Sinllh, was leading a field orjWU.nt farmers. ' .1 i Tho vote -In 3N0 preeimisl iiie reports a dry season and whore . wns: Graves . ll.KOB: McDowell S.- i.(.ilc outlook for tills season Is 4IIS; Pitlterson (I,!l3l; Carmlcbuel very good for all Southwestern (J, 876. ''." Idaho." rocatello Is looking for a ' Governor Itlins Scctnnl ' r,.jr average... .crop . ...throughout l.niaiii, iiiimn' centers wivn John 'Houtiierir Idaho.. . . - u.. . . ItMWAllO 1-OSTKU - . ' I MKtJKOIll)." Ore; ' Aug.' 'it.' (A- D. Tho Jackson county V court Bouycstordny bffered a reward of Villi' for the arrest and conviction of forest firebugs,. .to bo coupled to the J500 offerffd by the statofor the sftltio purpose.-' The notion was taken following the setting by an Incendiary of six fires . on Kvans creek Monday.:'. ; . Jieporta to the stale forcstrj' or flce this morning stated that tho Fish lake fife, .which broke out Sunday afternoon and :. nattered flaming sparks over it whte area, was under control,. ' , Ten other forest blazes raging In the northern nnd northeaslenr sections of tho county were still unchecked ibis- morning but being fought by a rorco of BOO men. Frosty nights In tlto llninorcu areas has minimised the dnnger. JACOB GULLING CALLED BEYOND (Continued fiom Pnge 1) slon of the llcensu defer lssuuttce committee llcensu sel argued ". over evidence ' -which admissibility of the prosecution Dempsey pending his compliunco aecnml w0Ud ,now thltt the de- wlth tho rules und regulations of the commission. Since only tech nleallles qf contract urriingeinenls with Tunney appear to slund In the way of granting tills license. Blower's Intention is (o have the rod tupe cut quickly. piirtineiit. . ills utsoelutea 111 these rKUlllnu llonn will bo represented: !at' 1hii runeral services, whlrh have been, arranged ror 10:30 'O'clock- Friday morning at Our Lady of the Valley church. The liev. Father O. Nooy will officiate at the requiem muss. Burial will bo In the Catholic ce metery. . Surviving Mr. Gulling are llle widow and two daughters: Mrs. Lulu Bay, of Iji Grande, and Mrs. Kthel Sear, of New York. Ilolh daughters were born In this city. WOULD PIN CRIME ONTO STRANGLER .(Continued from Page 1) Sylvia was foilnd. mown Miispecicii ,, 'Brown's description 'tallied with that or a man who attacked l'-yent-'old Carrie Vlckery hero Juno 19. Both descriptions were that the man was 31, about ' rive reel seven Inches tall, weighed approx imately 160 pounds und was dark. He Is repuled lo hnvo told of eoiit- rendant forced attentions upon his daughter, ltobert M. Jones, sup erior court judge who presides at the trial, ruled that "at this time" such evidence was Inadmissible. (Ivu Ilea sons For IJHIcf Kent pointed out that tho Gaines killing tallied tvlth sluylngs of Brown In one respect. Only one person. of dozens living neur Green lake repbrted hearing tiny outory Iho night Sylvia was killed. Kent declared that lack of outcry .'was I marked. In Brown's atrunglllig's. Prosecutor . Colvln unnounced his Interpretation ot this was that SylT via wus slain by soimr .one whoni she knew und therefore , was not alarmed at seeing hint on the lake shore. . . . ,. ' ;." .." The average freshman woman student at tho University of Kan sas weighs 119 poundB and. Is 5 feet 3 Inches. ' '""',' Pigeslive Mr. Crulk-duink Itpcovcrlng Mrs. -Will Cruikshank, of Cove, s iiiii Mug n good recovery rrom Injuries about tho hips and dies! llnii she sustained In an automobile ' tbe accident about, four and a half inih'.'i- west of Cove Sunday eve-'begun cutting nlng. It In reported today from the, lead. Tho vote Grande Hondo hospital. To Vlsli at 1 Mrs 'he I linsepli !. it tier fill-.le l.'l ining, acemiipiin- Alis. B. Pow ell, ".nd hef t It sons. i. OK' u ..i.i tS I'Mwaril. wetll 10 seph this nlirnlng. where Ihey will tisll relativj s for a wi-k or more. Mrs. Powell and iter children nr- Itrme to laik(? Mr. and Mrs. It. I'". Tyler lo Wallowa lake Sunday evening, (in their return to l.a (Imndo Monday they were accompanied by their sole, Frank, and Misses Gur net 11111, Hazel Hlchards Slid Flor-.-ne,. Siller, who are visiting here from Kansas. Th"y have been en joying several days ut lite wouder lund while here. Passed Tlirotiglt Cily A delegation of Spunlsh Veterans and members of th iiiii ns auxiliary :roin II. Martlneail, Judge of I'ulusui ehiiueery court, a fairly subslunt lit.1 lend over Governor Ttmi J. Ter rnl In Arkansas' democratic gub crnalorliil righl. Governor' M'er nil's ntienglli Is believed lo lie In rural dlsltiflH and as piut-ns from Iheiil began lo filler In, he illlo Martlneitirs In' 641 'ineelnels of 2.1109, In Hie slate was Jlurilll eail 27,824: Terral 3H.027. The congresjlonnl bnltlis, Iho drove liie.utnhcnJs. Hepres'.ntiilives John N. Tllluinn und llenrlslll Ha were leading I heir opponenls. f'nrnway I nopptwil S-'Ilulor T. 11. Caraway wan nom inated wilhoul opposition. Nebraska republicans noinlualed Governor Adam McMullell lo suc- !-jed himself. Ills Iwo opponents. Fred G. Johnson, lliisllngs. loriner attorney general, and Hubert Boss, l.exlnttlon farmer, lugged far lie hind. . Belarus from St'" Jireelnets of 1.9ns gave McMullen 30, 722; INTEREST IS HIGH IN CLUB WORK y (Conllnuo,. Kroni Ptf 1 Iroul War wo- passed through Hie city thin' morn-I lag on train No. 24 en route to lies' lag on train Moines to attend PeiMluud Johnson !i,2i:i; Boss 2.S i iiu Wen Brynn for r governor and democratic vice president ean- witieh promises lu be ilia per cent. At lmbler a sewlnB chili, under Hie leadership of Mrs. Frank Mo Ketinon. Is jiliiiinlng. wj cshllill tor, u the roiinty ralr lo be Hem ut lii Igln the. lust of September. At l'lea 4 sunt Grote the leader. Mlsa fonn, Fries, has been III nnd Mrs. Victor, Johnson has been helping Iho girls. They have a sewing - club and their work Is nicely done. Miss Cow-gill stales. They loo. urn plan ning an exhibit, lor the t'nlon county fair. Sewing Tenm I'IhiiiiciI. The girls of Hi" Ml. Glen sew ing club are enlhuslaslie over ,lh ni'oniiizallon of n. sewing detnon- stralion leiiin to take, purl In' the eonnlv ralr this year. This will b" the nnllonal eli-Jdldnle In 1921, w.is unopposed ror, Iho Nrst sewing -IIIUlMlient which slnits Sunday In,,, democrat le gubernaloiiiil nom- aiid continues ror rour days. They were met at the train and vlslled for a short time by members of Hie local encampment. Michaels Mill Value First Sis For Fall Vi In Tans,, Browns and ", Greys $29.95 to $32.45 Clothes of Quality Clint's Clothiery The Hiitrti with Conscience" MK.rs AMI HOYS OUTliriKltS i Iniitloii, ns were Osmond I'. Byron, Pender ullorney. La l''olliite.inile pendent candldiile, and Hoy M. Ilnrrop, Omaha progressive. several in m'iiii Incomplete relumn Huso men ahead for the congressional nominal Ions: First district, republican. W. Marsh. Lincoln: second district, republican congressman Willis (1. Sears. Oinabn: second district de mocratic. Clrenvllle P. North, Baker, omul, ,.: return tic, l iiiiner Slam Minister Her K. Brodlc. publisher of Hie Oregon Cily Morning Kntorprlnc, in.l a former minister to muni. vlslled here Inst evening nl ill" r. P.. Appleby home. Ho motoreu 10 Wallowa luko today. Mr. Brodlc ani" to Knstern Oregon Monday, bringing his daughter to n,l sii, lined here on his trip. llughwny Scarly I'lnL-hcil When the Llnu-Vlnson s,etlon of the Oregon-Washington high way is graded grading on the en tiro highway will be completed. U. 0 Smith, mate highway engineer In charge or this division, snld this morning. Mr. Smith Just returned rrom Pilot Hock where ho linn been since Monday Inspecting work on that section. The grading will be completed In nboUt three weeks ho suys. 1 in.l l'lslilng (ioxxl Superintendent J. T. t)llgfellow i i,i. .roost. Howard H. A. Jones. director of the boys' uepnnni. iu ui tho North Shore country day school, at Wlnnelka. tho "fTO'd en,,!" SllbUrb Ot C IllCUSW. n,e fl.l.lng good at Allcroi'l iuho when they camped there over the! with that of the yun week end. They caught the limit, y preceding the into tlto superintendent reports. irs. Longfellow and Mr. Jones' mother, Mrs. Anna Jones, or I 'aldw.il, Ida. stayed at Wallowa lake Inn. re turning with the men nisi cie.,.... Mr. Ixmrcllow and first knew e former was demons! ration teillll lo Hike purl ill inn couniy II, Is vear. This will be. Hie first sewing deiiionslrnlloil team in 111 lounlv. The Mt. (Hen club meet Ing was held at the homo of Mrs. Illciirv MiiJifleld, the leader. Lunch showed prepared by the girls of the club, various; wus served bore. Members of bolh the cunning and cookery clubs of Cove, besides sonic garden and livestock club members, were present for the meeting held there. The canning club members, under Iho lead H.lr.l ,llslriel. rcnubllcllll. 'sh n Of Mrs. JOlin Williams, are John F. Ncsblt, Tekamiin: lourtit . planning a canning uwiiuumni 1 1 sir lei renubllcan. Congressman for the couniy lair, wiuen in..- M O McLaughlin, Vork; fifth dla-' members nro enthusiastic over the trlct republican, W. K. Andrews. I possibility of huvhig a demons!- Hastings; flflll dlslrlcl George r l.Kf. MAN r,V YOl ltSl.l.l . ir urr.... fiint. Indigestion. drop '(-veiylhlug and pt back on' Ihe hlghwoy to gooa neami. -iiiii - obnictki Is the scknee that lr.ti.u the oert; fr,"sleui; pvt. wtrnoui re course to drugs. Coine to us for a cortsnluttiw and demonstration. We hnve lsjin trf im-nl HMSIstunco. lo others itud we f'-cl tbal we cm bo ot grout help to jnu. . Phono for tin appointment.' in. . k - wiKrKi,i Clilrupractia Binl JiluctrotliirMi to Worimier Uklu. PlHMl 4M-W ttoursi A. U. lo 6 P. M. We Buy for Les$ We Sell for Less Boys' work - shoes, made for long wear ftlilrlH . I In n (la .. . , Oowna , FOR BABY f lirllKtiA.MI'S KMT wi'.Ai: ......Rlk-'to 2.7. atki to.-ISO ..H.-i and fl.UO For health and comfort. Art & Baby Shop IIKMS'iTWCIIlNO itii'ri'ONS covi;ui;i SAVE if VA lFE" Men's shoes, inade Iq. stand any roUf?h wear; in composition or leather soles with' plain or moccasin loc $2.50 to $2.85 NewYdrk Store Dcstioyci-s of High Prices. TONIGHT "RAGING ULOOD" DRUGSTORE Congrensm.in A. C. Sballenber- ger; SlXUl UlSirC'i euiuti..i,v. Thomas C. Onborne, Bayard. Congressman Jonn II. Jloreiieiiu. deniocratlc. was unopposed In the first district ns were Congressmen K.lirnr Howard. Iieniuirnt, third district.' and lioborl Simons, repub lican, stxlh district. FINANCIAL CONDITIONS EXCELLENT (Continued from Page 1) democra-f tlon team from their club at the M r. Jones eiiulllbrluin. and now occupy a po sition that will compare favorably ars Inilnedlnte- war." Tho 1 tulles announces that conditions are generally showing un Improve ment over Inst yenr. morning when he inde In front or a car driven by C. P. Blanehnrd. of wit other w hen llic Kreeport.- III. He was iinln jureil superintendent si. The boy had Justiurned Into tin K'.iMin. Ida., and Ihe laltcr. Caldwell, few years ago. ut Boy HiKK'kiil ltn lUt'ldiw. I,.,U Alvcv. 14. was knocked from his blcyclu on Adams vc-of the day, ho wild. n.. i, front of Htegrlst At Co.'s Blnnchurd reported Jt .-. -.!ry -tort., at ) o'tlouk '.ul slrtet from 111 irb near the Wcsl.rn t'nlon oriiee. nd did not ucc the automobile until he was In Us path. The driver sounded Ills horn, but Alvey could not get out Mr, nnd Mrs. the accident ut the nolle-- t.'.allvu. county fair ulso. Mrs. J. K. Mills Is leader of the cookery club. -- (.nvc .Make Plans. The people ot Cove are arrang ing to give special prizes ror gar den exhibits from the Cove gar den club ut the county fulr this year. ( One or Ihe members of the Li berty school club wus culled at noon nnd seven of the ten girls of Iho club were together before four o'clock at the home of their lend er. Mrs. Bert Grout. They too.1 are planning exninns tor tne tatr and hopo to have a demonstration team on hand. Miss Cowglll left here last even ing and will visit other counties In Ihe stute before returning to Cor v u 1 1 Is. nkw i.ov iiwoiui M-rr KI'GHNK. Ore., Aug. II. (AP) Anollier new recent record for the Willuliielle river level was set IrHlny. when h mark of minus .7 reel was reported by th" local w.-allier observer. This Is the low est mark ei or recorded since th" start ot Inking or the measure ments a number of years ngo. (lid residents recall that In ISM the Willamette river level was minus two feet rrom the "r.ero" mark still used as Hie bacla of measure ment. ' "One nt nlglil. next day bright." Orderlies arc r.n cany relief for con stipation. A never fulling laxative gen tle In action nnd absolutely sure. Never necessary lo Increase the doso. They work naturally and form no habit. Snfe for children as well us udull.-l. 21 doses 25 Glass Drugs Ue. Lt Grattle, Oregot j i ARCADE ''iMrei btartmp; I ill No m0re powerful a theme If I Thursday -T, l than this up-to-the-minute j f j tale of a girl of today has ; I I I jf ' ! V ever reached the screen. Ill i Adapted from the story that . IJJ ff WILLIAM FOX I aresenti STAR JACK' 110XIE in "LOOKING FOR TROUBLE" 71W)L THE BEST BAD MAN I And a Comedy j LOIS MORAN 10VISI DMttlR NOAH BURY Starts Thursday ruthc News Fables
