La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 14, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textfofrirdny, ."August H. 1 926 Local News In Brief 1 j- ,H COMING EVENTS SbpU 2 J, 2, 2 It nl & Union I roomy (air at Elgin, Ora. - Vl-jlli.u" I"k''It Horn )r.l J. I.. .MrKlnni-y. of Kilter lirl l vlnliliiB lure ul ihu homo 0f hi-r duusliKT. Mri T. (J. Uiirn n.ll. ' .Mollu r IKhiI In I'.l.Klaiiil ' Mrs. v L'uss nnd her brother, AVnlUT l.ili", received word from ' Knpland Ii.hI week of I heir nio llior'o dtaih, which hupucned In July.' i r- t Awiiy Vl.-lllll(f .Motlll-ri Mr. Clincr Hnrnwell an gone lo ,rivrleim l'"ulls, Idu., . where hc nllll visit for iibo.it u n.onlli with ,er'molhur. She l:l't hero Tuesday : DrivliK lo OuaM .Mr. 'li.y Knox. Mini Huzel W'rlsht and diet Keyes were ,;u.'Sln from Kuiikus City, Mo., ut Hi.; Hommer hotel lut ovenimr. 'fl y, are en route to tile coastt mukiliir the tii). by automobile. OHl A. Tuckur Is cxpoclcd today fruin ItaUiT lo drive honiu with uM ' Tiii'kiT ami their dautrhiiT. .1.,. i. i.,... Mr. TurKi-r s slstur, .Mra. Ooorffe 0 jii'scrw. ' ' , ' ,, To Vh'W IitIkhUuii IMot Mnnbi'ra of tho orsrlc-ulturtil :cuiiiinlltt ol' tins tnion county irliafnbci' of comiiH.'rcc. are lo visit (Dm1 it i llat ion plot ut Intblor this, 'itfl'-nioon in antU iptitlon of the ni'-otinir this cvtniiifr with their Jfdiiilrmaii, lr. V. T. J'liy, at Hot tAkv siinllorliim. t ; l-ftinu at Norlh Powder , Mr. Morris Knapp stopped in (.Iriitide Thnrsdny on her way to Nnrlli I'owder, when nlie Is vbill hur'her inolhciK Mrs. Knupp, whose liume Is at Knterprise. Is returning "vlslled fit tin- home of Mr. and Mrs. li. Ixdbettor here. Ta IlllnoU on iu ntl(i I:. K. liykbuis. cterk ut Ihe I'o- ( hob'- will leave Sunduy ev. .uiiir'nr ('"ulton. III., to spetid viien I inn at the home of his molher. Ou Ills return, he will become soloist ul Ok l''li'l Chtirch of CliriHl. r.iuriihix to Texnsi . A flff r tourlnir the pjiciric i-yasl iiloiig )'iilil"(priiia and Or,Kon, Mr. imkI Mrs. J. V. Prnlho n.id Cllil-ib-eitf of Wlehlla Kails. Tex., are iiiiiUiirT their ri'turn trip 10 lln loiusflar state by way of Sul! Lake t'Uyi-:. They spent hurt nlrlu in La Onii.ule. ' , . . ...... Talui piuiKlilcr to Spei-lalKt .Mt1, and Mi's. I.' tmard I nrt ni iimli.rAnilly are hotiM' rrom Seattle, I a liej-( hey di'ove Saturday lo t.il. fh"tr HII le daughler. Cecllc, lo i r. Kikj jii;h y. a. boiii specialist. ( Wl.il-- ill Seallle. they were gm-Mls nf Mrs. Key naud's slsler. Tiny. visited a'lso .in I 'fil l land. . hrivhi!; to Iteliish Columbia lnln-lJoi' ; KwleM.sou 'went PaW r I his morning with Mr. and Mrs;.laek Sommer. clehrating Ihe rt .A1, r ii i r. . i in'laer hotel deski ..;'Jtoplfflt .:. 'the . Ilirtjjj will leuve on' H vnotor- t rip to rltles along- tluvc.onst'.V' irpm , Ku- fe' iit ;irar .tuiHb as Victoria and Vinivutiwi f). C ' - y , 1sIIImii: Mlrfs ltoyiiiiu . MIhm KnIIm-i1 Ilonyn nnd AiiIh 1'hllliiin niV vlslllng wlllu .Miss .Mario Itowtmui. Huwiniin will lakci thi'in lo lowtl Ink,. Siitltlay In Bprml Mlwi ' lioro Miss Wiil- tile i liny. , Hoi h Kills in ,...! n ..f l, VViiiflihiKlun Ntiilc rulli'itu and are n tarnlmr home from summer M,ol. M iss Houen recently re- "invd fro.u an ex.euded trip to ... ... -.... vr. Hrilish Columbia '.Mls Phil- My' I e is in S-.utle. They will 'mmT"T.m', T- Blue Denham Pants made like regular pants, with belt loops, cuffs and wide bot toms. All the rage now a m oh g the young men. Priced at $2. 15 and $2.50 Per Pair Clint's Clothiery "Til Wore with Omucleuoe" SU N'S AM III IIS otTii'rriJis rontiiiue on ay ' Monday. They arc nrnklne tho trip by auto- Vlsiilng ,t saH latvt K T" !har,' S00P I vtaltln- at tnero Indefinitely.' To vwt ut Waildw4 Miss Ora Tyler and her niece, .nm tiara Left linn.! t- the city mis morning on tholr way to Wallowa where they will visit until about September 1. llntiinilng nIllo M Wall.t Mrs. Dolly Johnson was In La l.rnndo this morning en routo to Wallowa from Ilend. lir !,. she has been visiting her slater fori .ut past two weeks. To Visit l'arciit Mrs. T. J. fir o.l .1 Eessie. were In l,n el... .v.i .. '.J Ing on their way to Wallowa where they win visit for about two weeks with Mrs. Orr's parents' and other relatives. I . , Ulcal executive of the Presyyterlan Through city this Momlng church for Oregon, of Portland. flalph AVorstell 'passed through 1 V"1' here this morning on his way the city today o his way to Ucon, i'0 Kntcrprlso where ho will speak Idaho, rrom Astoria where. : ho!a,'lnn I'reabyterlun church tomor makes his homo. He stopped hercrow morning. He will also visit his a short lime to visit his father andlson' I'Micrt, who Is employed with sister, Mrs. Bess Gelbel. jtho bureau of public roads at iiUt'St al Iviinl.nkrt ll.i. "ue guest or uoi. and Mrs. ' J ft tvanuoo. Kha cume to attend ,Ul funeral of J. c. Oulluiff. Mra. jsluPhy Uvod her.- for many yjura and has inuiiy friends who are al ways pleased to welcomo her to her former homo. la this Morning , Misa Phyllis Poturson left this iiiorninp for Gearh irt. to spend the remainder of her vocation at tho Gearhart hotel with hef aunt, tuid unclf. .Mr. und Mrs. . John ix-ffffca. Suo will be. there for jibout two weeks returning? to Jji Grande In time lo start to school next month. . ' , ' Speak at Island C'ltv Tho. Uov. A. Qultin, of Union, will speak at the Island Oily, Com munity church tomorrow at 11 o'clock., Tomorrow evening- tho Itcv. George A. Pollard .will peal; during the Kpworth -League hour, at that church. The Jlev. iJall K. Wallis, pastor of the church, will speak at Union In Ihe morning- and u-M'u tomorrow evening. To VUU SlsUr Mrs. Georges Aleshfre and little son, Mason, were herft IilsI night, on their way lo Enterprise, where l hey will visit Mrs. AMhlro's sla ter, Mrs. Lydla Hunner. Mrs. Alc shlre and her son live in Columbia. Ohio. She formerly lived at Kti b rprise and knows many people there, it has been ejghi yeara since she ninvil nwHV. msi, , -4.-H. im , To Ijotstinc llils Morhliii; 1M1-S. Claud J'uckelt and children I went to Losline tins morning. . They will return to their home here to morrow evening. . Home After Vacation j ATter a two we-'k's vacation trip to XVestern Ori'gon )oln(8 Mrs. K. I l. Swart was ui the city this morn Mng on her way home to Losllne. .- cre (mo wk ... , ,. . t I M1ss lcona Thornburgh return ed to her home . at ; Joseph this morning alter visiting hero for about a week with her aunt and uncie, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thornburgh. To lako Homo Al ionllnc Mrs. FiiRh Vrowncll nnJ two vlilldrvn, Joan hikI Juy, wcnl lo l.onllni' Ihlf lnorninif. Rlii'rc: lh-y will join Mr. Hfowncll and niukc llu'lr fuluro hoiiii: lln'f''. -Mr. Hrownt'll has luin lit IjOStlnc for V l"u i , , . . , . . . '(ri-d I M lit 'b T ,rn her home here last night from Wels,'r ldl,ho' whore who hiu been visiting for the post two weeks. L. .. . ', . I iu numu.K.un t .1. r. u nru-n, gen'Tui intiu.it,i i of the Union I'aciric system, who l 111 I Ills piirt or tlK stair for a fi'W Jays, went to llllndnston this inornln? on an Inspection trip. Ho vlsllud Wallowa oounly yesterday. In I'l'iiillrtmi fur Wwk foul C. JO. H' nsley, who has been working for llio Singer s wing lnaehlno company here, will leave tomorrow for NyAKi, Ore., whero she will visit her granuniolher for (he remainder of tho summer. VMlml MoIIkt llrrc Mr. and Mra. Kd Huffhcs relum ed lo their home al Wclscr, Ida.. yesterday niter visiting h'-re for I s. vernl d.iya Hh Mr Hugh's1, molher, Mrs. O. I". Harrison. To Iak for Week lZnd Mr and Mrs. C. K. AnJ-rson nt to Wallowa lake on this morning's train and will spend the week end then. Their son, l.oree And- rson. Is visiting at Baltic. Wash. He will return home about tho middle of the week. To Ml laurhter Dr. and Mrs. l. I.. In nlwn. who make their home In Tallror nl;i. arrived in 1 Grande this morninff on their way lo Enter prise where they l!l vl.it their duuphler und soii-ln-lan-t the Iter, nnd Mrs. Kesler Jones. The Krv. - i. n.ai.ip ..r the 4'hrls- ttnn 'chun-h there. This U It. and j Mr.-. I-orenUen's first trip to Val- lna eouniy. i ney pu until neU Thuri-dny. To VIH Husband I Mm. Ira WalirniMii. of The lal- ! - I1ir(,tiili thi; el.V thla I uTJrnln? h.r y l l.iKn.rl.'.iW lr.-h. to P'.-'-l that th- whero nhe will visit for about two jveoka wiui her hustinnd. who In employed thore. loiter ulie plana lo morn to Enterprise. She lian Just returned from : trip to Van couver, British Columbia, with a purty ot people from The Unite. Car IHiniaiml by fire I harlea Htoop's tourlnir car was damaged by flro Thursday nlirht when It caught fire na ho was re turning from Cove where he had been nwlmlmng. The fire wua prob ably caused by a short clreult. The fire waa soon extinguished with dirt nnd gravel from the road. The duuiaxc to the car amounts to about 50 or 75. Itfliirnril to Home Here Sir. and Mrs. Ileuben Zwcirel and son, Hurry, of thla city, have returned to their home here from Oregon City.' where, they visited Mr. and Mrs. Kred Sturgls. They made the trip by automobile and also vllsled at Molalla. Mr. Zwcl- fel la tho brother of Mrs. Sturgls. .This was the frlst time ho has seen his sister slnco he passed through Oregon City with La. Grande "'troops o nhls wuy to servo his luom,lr' durins the world war. lTo Kntenirlsc . The Iter. D. A. Thompson, syno- i 1- lora. Kghert Is a- sophomore at w lllamctte university. Ho tluau atnooi mis spring. Home After Vwailon . Mr. nnd Mrs. C. I) Put man' re turned to Iji Grando yutrday af t"r a two weeks vacation trip by auto. They visited' Portland, Vlc- Itnrfti nnl V.mntit-.r. lirlt lul . f'nl - Jumbla and .Seattle, returning home i by way of Yakima, Wash. They wero accompanied on part of their trip by Mr. and Mrs, William Hie- grist and Judy and Sally tSeigrist and Miss Madeline Jiarbcuu, who have also returned to their home here. Camp in Wonderland ,Mr. and Mrs1. Karl C, and two children returned Thura day evening rrotn the Wallowa lake wonderland, where they camped during Mr. 1 ley hold's va cation from his work ns executive secretary of the Union- county chamber of commerce. They made trips both to Aneroid lake and to inc nasin couniry. .Mr. una .Mrs. I Kaynolds had planned to spend the j -Thank God. at least - we're 10 days with her father, the Kev. holding our own!' " James A. Smith, who is in a hu 1 .wvvmvaw pltal ut Portland, but received! word just as they were ready to 'had him coi'.iered. leave that ho preferred them loj "I know you wrote Ihe notes, but proceed with their camping plans,iWhat I don't know is why. you as ho Intended to come to La j wrote them,' Chief II ay lies told Grande shortly for the period ofjbli"- "What were you trying to do, hl3 recuperation. kld the oiricers?" ' "Well. I didn't Intend It to bo FIRE RAGES K .IN FORESTS near bend'::;;;::;"!!"'11" (Continued from Page 1) men und supplies fire. to fight this CAJJIXJItM A ltl'lHHtTS I IKKS HA.V 1TIANCIHCO. Aug. J4. (AP .V new forest fire of alarming i proportions was reported to tint I'. h. forist service orriire today on Sugar I'lnc flats In the Sierra na tional forest. Tho bla.e already had covered 1100 acres and desptto tho efforts of fighters two miles of I lie front of the blaze was be yond lire lines. , MaiTMi cAtsi;s i'iiu:s ' UOSKIJUIKL Orel, Au. 14 (AP) -Hl llghinlng fires in . the Dia mond lako district and a bad fire ton fJtouts creek near perdue, were (reported today by the. forest scrv , ice. The lightning fires were set j by a storm which pnascd over tho forest on the evening of August 12. 1 Itccause of the high huuildit tlm j fires smoldered until yesterday yesferdav when a. drop In the molstur(; contont of (llo nlr t.IlUHcU 1Cm lQ bmik out. All were dls- covered after 6 o'clock thlselaoln covered after 6 o'clock tliut morn- In?. . Incendiarism Is blamed for Ihe fire on Stouts ereek where lllo for est service anil state patrol are cooperating. The flro nppurunlly wiw set out along Ihe floor of llio canyon nnd had burned over an area of 25 iicres before belnir dis covered as the territory was cov ered by a smoke, blanket from III'1 llajs creek fire. HtoutA creek Is In tho district where the most trouble with Incendiarism -was en countered. "BLACK EAGLE" IS IDENTIFIED (Continued nomi Pje 1) street bridge, to iii.lUc I lie delivery. The nte, In (lie kiiiu hindv rlflntr as the' one that cuine Wedm-sduy, regue.slrd thut the ehl"f not judffe the writer by his "budy-scared nnd hastily-secured messcnirer." "H! must have had vou in mliifl b- foro ho wrote tho nole," deduced the chief, hs he regarded the irunge inun before him. t "In uhlch band did liu 'have Ih'j ffun." he nsked Hnt?. , "In the right one," the mistwn jer snwered. "With which h-tn I did be stab you?" "With the left oil'," cume from Itjng promptly. "Then which bund did lie us to hand you th-- letcr?" tU-r.d L'hh f IhtneJ4. Iiilerealt-Jly. Mj 113 did nut know. Nor could he rt-uiimbir. aftr dtscriblntf the notc-wrlu-n intnutcly. whether or nut he had worn a mask. Itut he LO LAKE Ir. and Mrs. Wlllurd Smith, of Phoenix, Arix. who are renewing: old acquaintances here, this week, left today for Wallowa lake, nn tteinatlntr n verv different exnerl- iii fmrty tltrt I a tit llnvA Ihoi- mo An ' the trip juHt SO yearn ago. About threo days used to be re quired to negotiate tho mountain roads with a wagon In those times, the physician recalled this morn ing', and told an incident about his oldtimo friend, Kd Kckley, to Il lustrate tho seeming ondlcssness of the journey. ' lX'kJej Kdltor Then. "Ed Kckley was editor of Tho Observer In those days, and it was xl part of his official duty to es cort visiting' ciulnenta over the Eastern Oregon country." Dr. Smith explained. "Ho was driving a group of senators or something; to Wallowa lake ono time. The days were dragging out, nnd tho heat was al most intolerable. .Kckley had re moved all his excess clothes. - "Spying1 a fellow on horseback, tho editor pulled up bcsldo him nnd asked how much farther they had to go. ' 'Oh, about a couplo of miles, returned tho rider. "Kckley. stripped- off a few more clot her," continued tho doctor, RECALLS TRIPjT llll8!"nnd whipped up his horses for the iap. "Half an hour later they met an other native. - , " IJow much farther before wo get to. tho lake?' Kckley inquired of him. Still Two Miles. " HJnly about a'eouple of miles,' waa tho answer. - "If Kckley had any more clothes on by that time, he probably look them orr," laughed lJr. Smith, rel ishing his story. "Anyway, he cracked tho whip over his team and went on. "In another half hour, with still no sight of their destination, Kck-1 ley stopped his rig braldo a third' , wauowan anu aHKcu: . .' j " 'Say, pardner, how much far Iteynoldc.ther it is to that lako?' . "'Well, stranger,' drawled the native, should say It's nbout two miles.' "Kckley got off the wagon. Pull ing his handkerchief from his pocket he sat down on a stono and ! started lo mop his brow. Present- I ly. looking up at his distinguished ' truest 4 he Miitnml-sii anything serious," .Ilyng finally ad mitted, JUHSlied. ' r , -t To J-'orgot Affnlr TlMi're'sl of the. conversation was III! Surricc lo report, he and "The I.lack Kagle parh'd vvllu a mutual promise to forget the whole, a I fair. 1,000 HEAR . CONCERT BY i LOCAL BAND (Coullnued from Paje 1) spouse whs wicouHKini; nnd, af-li-r the rounds had been inude, it viis 'discovered.' ' lliat some un-, hnown- donor' presrutod i'hc biind v ith a $40 plfl. : ' J ' . Wiilt. Pleases All. The second half of the concert opened . with the famous wait.. "W.'ddlnjr of the Winds" by .lolin I, Hull. Throuphoul Its intrl t'tiing: nnd inn jest le si rains, per-' feet I v executed by Andrew l.oney's oi'nnilition. one could sense the I'm til nit int Inn n f I lie iiiKllnnre At' Ha close bed In m broke louse. I a Ibey's "Win and t.rny" pa l rol followed nnd nxt the Hbso tut'i melorly nf Schubert's "Hon? oi' I. eve" si II led (he crowd. Ap rlnue did nol cease until an in-co!-1 to the "Hlossom Time ma3 t'rpiece whs given. l-'lutow's overture ended the c jnccrt. Aiuoiir the most popular en core ' numbers whs "Tambunl Trail," one of the newest fox trot;,. EVIDENCE MOUNTS IN HALL CASE Continued from Pafe 1) rtljite reslM lis ehl"fly on M s. ik voi it Ai.itK.ii r? Yotl r:inTlol i-njoy H B'-hhI'Iu Vllril-J Hun lr yon liav Hiiy norl uf plir-ih'runsi-ni'nt. If yuu .uffi-r frum nrvoun trouble culllt: lo u.f for 1 i-unHtiltutlon timl Hilju.Ument. I'ur your lu'Ullli'fl ukia g'-t Hrguxlntft V'llli i-liirupractli-jt. You will Kiiriri.-il to li-arn wlml w. vua do for 'oil. I "Alwrtyji hI Your H-r Ifj" int. j. i;. iciiii:m, I'lilrufirai'tlc luid 14n irtXlK-raiiy i 2V Koiiunr lllil(. 1'lm.ie 4LW Iluuia: A. M. to t P. U. Air H Glhson'4 testimony, Kho' related to County Judge. Cleary's court that on ,tho night of ' Heptcmbor l4, 1032, sho was Tiding her mule In bearcH of corn thieves when sho camo upon - a group of men und women quarrel in g about some let tors, - A pocket Itgltt was flashed Upon tho face of ono of the men slid declared. "Whoi faeo did you see?" ask ed Hpcclul prosecutor Alexander Wiupson. . . "Thts here man," replied Mrs. Gibson, pointing to lienry Car penter. . Gun SIkH Hcanl She saw Honi?)lhlnff shiny in his hand, heard a loud report and ran. A woman screamed and another cried:- "Oh, Henry " - Mrs. Gibson declared sho lost a moecaasln In her haste und tho moccasin identified ns he's, found nearby, was introduced Into ovU denco. ' , ' Sho heard three shots. After she got over her fright sho returned and saw Mrs. Hall kneeling or leaning over and crying. Sho Jden t ified Stevens as a man sho had soen with Mrs. Hall earlier, In the glare of an auto headlight. She said sho-did not now a mur der had been committed until sho rend It in a Sunday newspaper. Caflotto ifUls,' bobbed haired 20-ycfcr-old daughter ot tho alaln woman, testified Unit, her molher had tea with Mrs. Hail soin'o time before the slaying, and that u for ward she was very sick. ' Missing Taper Found During.' the hearing Marcus Heekmau, brother of tho late pro secutor, Azrrlah Bookman, inarch ed down the. aislo . of the court room with a 'bundle of .papers un der his arm! They J were missing documents of the earlier Investi gation which -the. state has been seeking for:wceks and which In vcallgalors satd thuy 'bulltved had been stolen. : George Tot lex. another familiar iflBurrt"tb thoso who followed the Investigations of. 1922,. admitted under cross., examination that he had been1 employed by the Now fork Mirror to build tho case as presented by tho state yesterday. LA C.RANDE TEAM READY FOR GAME . (Contlniicd from Page 1) night, at the band concert. If tho crowd reached lutto' near ly enough wULbc. cleared to buy the. new uniforms , for tho band and two. or three hundred more would . 'probably pay all tho ex penses. '. - , i MvXDI.KTOV.K LIMXP 'KNIH.KTtlN'. Ore. Ailjr. Wc Buy for Less Ve Sell for Less A Few Last-Minulc Suggestions ' Athletic tlnionsuits good .durable con struction with web bed insert in ; the . back ' . .' 49.';, Work Shirts the kind that you have been paying 75c for ... S9f New York Store ! Dcstroyci'9 of High Prices., at your. mm DRUGSTORE iris. 8 "The Friends in Need" when emergencies arl.c. Glass Drugs . lac A Grad, Orfffoa , (Special) With ' but two' excep tions the , Pendleton v -Ituckaroos, champions of the nine Mountain league, will linn np in, a benefit irnmo Sunday ami Inst ihe l,a Oraiide Pirates with the team .which went through the lojii sea- I son. Tho two addition are Joe 1M , ties, plleher, nn l Pabe Adams. short stop and manager of the lie scrvatlou Indian tiam. Hosklns will do the . receiving. Peters, first, Clark, second und Garrett, third, will pmlte up the Infield, with llargit Cook and OL sen In tho outer gardens. The ad dition of Adams strengthens, the Puck Infield, ns he formerly play ed Ihcro In years past and started the season with tho Pendleton ag gregation, Blttles, who chucked ' nice ball all season for the Indians will be able to go tho route for Pendleton Sunday. Tho outfield hitting waN good during tho Inst stages, of the IS2G season, with Cook doing ex cellent service. BREAKFAST CLOTHS In linen, simple design, hemstitched. $1.50 Aurt &. Baby Shop iii;.MsnTi'iiiNi iit'iTONs jovi:iii;i TONIGHT REX BEACH'S "PADLOCKED" Arcade c . STARTING . Sunday Monday 5 icts "' Vaudeville j ColleenMoore And I "ELLA CINDERS" IN ; 1IAK0LAn",lLIX)YU-. The big mystery story involv- jn ' ing the air mail . . m ' ' ' . "Among Those Present" . JUMP IN! his latest-he lakes ' muT ' ' '' " : '' ' lhC' Fox Comedy "Pawnshop I'olilits" TONK.'HT CITIZENS COOPERATE WITH CITY (Continued from Pago 1) the stopper In tho bowl before turning on tho water and use only tho amount necessary. 3. When taking a bath use only the n mount of water ncc( ssary and don't attempt to over run the tub. 4. Utilise every bit of water that 11 is necessary to draw fur some pm pose. : ft. Obey tho cily's restrictions In every detail. 1 ti. When Irrigating lawns during hours provided for this purpuse ku'ep the water on tho lawns and don't wustn. water on dusty grounds. The dual would bo sot tied only for a fw moments any- V. Many other rules, that occur (o the individual, should be put Into itrnelleo ilmlv. 1 It Is believed that, with tho emtuitunit v cooperating It will be There's plenty of room for the quick i cstj time you ever made around the t joy circuit. The Urown Derby isn't a ' ' horse race, but it's twice as fast! ' STAR TOM MIX "THE I 86 ITOItll rib in THiwaatf Store No. 11 . f . 111)1 Atlaou Ave. I Urutle, Orfi. Oil Ccrtaintced Brand one of the best on the market. Large as sortment of patterns. unnecessary to close operations' C the mill, thus preventing a loss of some $G(i',oU0 a month poyroll for any lenglh of time,, which would1 affect the buutmiMs of the city mat erlally and each person individuate ly either directly or Indirectly. ;i Officials and Interested persons' an' endeavoring to work the mat ller oul to the best of their ahfllt and again urge that the utmost lit cooperation bo lent by each citizen, how. ' 29c yd SUNDAY And MONDAY JEST PAD MAN" !