La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 16, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, August lfi, lf2(i. T7K GRANDE EVENTNO OBSERVE Pagp Five ! Local News In Brief 4 nllllfr..M DOMING EVCNTH Srl. 2J 2S. 2I. l.n.1 a.V TTaloo oauty fair t Elgin, Ore. i . Hen ull Uuj.Ijii'.hs . It. .Nj. Marll, or Portland, In In the ttty for 4 fo'w'auys on business. In City YcntiTilHy George Denslcy was In the. cUy yesterday from hi home at linker. IK- left .this morning for Kntor prlse, , , , . ll-fl for Hums Mr. and Mrs. C (1. lloltoll and i-li 1 1 1 1: n left the last of Iho week Oor Hums. OriKon. 'I'licy are niuk "laff Clrrwli.liy nuto. ' " " I'o Mko Vi'.slenla . ? Mvrt Webb njjent , Vullowu lake. yesterday at I Un Vacation 1 Miss Vioh't Wheeler, id.ore at tho chamber of commerce trrle. s here, Is on her Vacation this 1 Vcok. t Jfo Assist I T. U. 1 sslst ill Sale , Johnson, auctioneer, left joduy fur Kiler, Idnho io assist In She public rain i-ale le be held Jlieru by his wife and du.il?hl lis. Aikilnh I'eebler. They expect ' u be away all this Week. 1 - i I Kiia.ulz and : iicfl for Spiikalic-. 1 Mr. and Mrs.-Paul pliss l-Isther Kuaiif, and Theodore ppeckhai't; w-ho hav1' ';beell I heir f' nests lor some t.h.le, U.ft S.at'urday or :Spo!iani Wa'st). They are Diiakihi; Ihe trip by auto and plan -to return home toinorrow. ? - Islll Hln: in t'iijs t itifn. (ns- wi, innis,,, in., ipiiii i- r, Vlse, and Mrs. V. (. Kiin-gul, f fl'iillpuin, Wash,, are visiting In the. cily tludr broHu-r - In-law and sls icr. Mr'.-tiiul' Mrs. II. O. Smith.' , ' Att4(iViV(,hvHitirtni-' ' I Miv ii ml M I'M It 1 U'i'Idi. 5"rn'!1 10 VK,r ho"U!',H"v yyilr- hefte they attended an . abst lectors coinViitlon l''i-lday and Saturday; , To Visit u( Nampa Mfcs Oergllle WilMo'n wiis in tho clly Jlils morning on her way to Nnii$a, Idaho, where she. will visit for about ten days. He home is at Pftradisc, Oregon. jr -tiH iK-d to Walla Walla- Mr. and Mrs. Kitrl Ktri.ie' and Mrs.J Meyers relumed to their unlit? til Wll ;l Wit :i. WHS I.. VCS. t-Tilay nflcr ai voml days nii nt In m eruii(t-. usM t .tUj. Klnislo - h niiW'hw' A Cur ' .1 A Ifargc sedan. driven by Ken wuh damaged in tin aeei- (lentnear Island fity Saturday nlpiit. Accoi-flinff to reports HppruachinK IlKht car. with only one headlight, crowded the tjlefrrist car nl(rrHitv (?ruvisl.vrtuusiritf It to iiverfurn. -;? V ..c i l-i- ,; .. ; v llunH-i-'s til Seaside MJ. and .Mrs. A. It. llunter arc Mr. llunler tit Seaside this we ;k. ; lias Served for several years In tho Orcein legislature and Is u, candt datcjl'or stale senator from this eonnjy. ItesUles being an at)lc leg islator Mr, Hunter Is considered an (uithprlty in stuck raising and for uninv years nas juilgt-d slock at the Slate lair. He will go lo Iowa this year to Judge during the horse show In I hat state. " . - - llmnj After Trill ' . ': Mii ami .Mrs. II. A. Siu.-briek i-ml i'hlldren. ... Wlirord and ltulll JcanutC4 retiirncil t-t their home here -yesterday a.fter a trip by nuto throairll Western Or-'gon They i-"'U several days at Nye beach at. Newport, visiled CraU-r Lake,' the tir-'gon '.iv--s in Southern Oregon and tetiirned holm- by way of tin; McKfcnzle pass. Islted Here Yesterday MrJ and Mrs. Clydn McCail vipJt ed hrc yrslerday with Mr'.' . and Mih W-:. It. 1 1 hum en route to Pfiv- Who': Tailor? ; Ed. V. Trice & Co., of course. - Hundreds of sam ples of the finest cloth to make your selection f r o m for suits and overcoats for fall. $35 To $90 Clothes Of Quality Clint's Clothiery "The Kioto with ft CXmscleuoe" MJLN'S A NO HOVS uirri-rrruis Your I otto hikes, Idaho . on trip. .. .. Hero This Jlomiiyt ' '". Mm Molllo Iilnm, of tlakcr, was In the city this inornin rrculvlns treatment for her eyes. Hho re turned homo on train No. 24. Home from I'cndlcinn T. U. Maxwell -oturnect liomo yesterday from -'Pendleton, after two days suent there oh business connected with Ilia Metcher Oil company. , . ,' Tu Idnho After Children Mm rrcd Hpiuth 1ms roiic to Idaho srter her two children, who havo . been visiting with Mr. .Spaeth's mother for tho past two weeks. , Homo from Sllvi-rton Mrs. tV I.. I'oynn returned to her home hero this morning from isilverton, Oregon, whero she. at , " , V ., i , ? . U?""' , ", ' . K" 80,1 of her niece, Mrs, Vlrsrll Iludelson. On Way Homo lo I'JicIn . Mrs. R l Smith was in iho clly jlliis morning on her way homo to Klein from Portland and Hcasidc,, where she 'has been . vlsitinj?- .her emmrcu .or tno past Six weens, Tr ' rr, ; : ncii-pis position at H allows Mian 1. I.. Kdlct was hero this niorninir on hor way lo W.allowa. wliere' sho has accepted a position. Her home, is at Spskane, Wash. . To linker for Itay Mrs. (. W, , Thompson '' and dauirhler, Lucllhi, .wcnt."to Haker thls on morning's train where they,' ; aro visiting today. ! j 'lo Visit MothtT- Mra. J.' 10. Cunllft and daughter. Margaret, and-son, ltobcrt, went to linker this morning, where they will ylslt Mrs. Cupllff'a, mother, f.or a lew days. ' ; , ... -' Vo Visit at- CoyvJ. Mr. and Mrs. ' John Dean, of , Cove, were in the. city this morning I : lo meet. Mrs. Dean's sister, Mi.v; Florence Severs, of Seattle,-, Wash.. who will visit at Cove for nbout. a month, turnoon. They drove home this "f - 'i Scores Al Kmltli Visiting in City . . ljsi1p Adna W. Leonard, of the Mr. and Mrs. Itobert J. Simpson Methodist Kpiscopal church, presi nnd Mrs. Simpson's, mother. Mrs.l.ioht of the New York Anti-Saloon Hattillu, all of Salem, arrived In Ui' Grande last -night .und arc visiting, m-h; i tn ihf.m--.ui .hi. hum o. Kongo. Mmpson lcit nioininii. tor funno wnoro.no will. oc tor a few, days qi business, llunic from llolso- . Mrs. JHck Galloway and four i children arrived In the city tlilR.j morning on their .way homo to ,lnj. Wallowa from Bolsu, I la., when they. have been vialtinir with ilrs. Clulloway's inqtlier for tlfo'- i)iis. three weeks.- , . - L llne llnhy ilrl If.- .Mclancon returne-1 to Lit Grande tilts morntng. utter. a few days spoilt In J'ortland. -Mr. and Mrs. Mclancon wo. tho parents ofi u seven-pound baby daugh-er born to them L-rlday. August 13, at St. Vincents hosptlal In 1-orll.ind. Both ...olher and baby are getting along nicely. The li lie girl has ibuen named Hosemary Therese. l . . , . iJHelt from lN.rlliui.1 I lllll floyd returrted homo his morning from 1-ortland where he went Saturday night accompany, Ing Miss Beuh.1. Southard that far on her way lion." to Mo.itezu.na, .ndiamu She visited here j.bout three weeks. She is returning i i , .1... xt .i l'acllie, taking in various polnls- of -interest, on route. ( bildn-ii to I'Jvai h Jlllfan and Nornl;in Powell, evungellslta, will ircach at Knpka hull every nlffht this week, begin ning' services at 7:4"i o'clock, l.il Ihin Is 13 years of ape and Nor imin Is only lour. The children are accompanied by their mother, Mrs. J. 1. Powell ,of . Iodi. fal. Tlej meet hi gs will be open to all. .Stopped Hurt on VMt Mr., and Mrs It. it. Nutter and son, Karl, slopped la I. a Urande yesterday on their way to I'endle- ! jton from N.cw York City. Mr. titid f IAtrs. Nutter, who live at Pendletun, have been there visiting their sonw. ! Karl returned to Oreg-on with them i and may locuto here. They form jerly lived In la Orande and have' .many friends whom they visiled! (yesterdny. J;arl lias lived In New! York since his discharge from thej army after the w orld war. After j having breakfast 1liis mornlnp ! with Mr. and Mrs. O. U. l-'uf fey Ih-y left for Pendleton. j StopKi 1er Liit M fft it Mr. and Mrs. iienry Muse and daughter, Anna, anil Miss Louise Busso stopped .lu La Grande lust nife-ht on their way east. They j have been visiting the Yellowstone ver. Seattle and other poluts of in terest. They will stop at Holse, Idaho tonight and from there will go to 0dcii and H:ilt Lake City, I tab. Ocnvcr, Colorado and on homo to Marshall county, lowa. lCUi;AM; AMrOUlO SAIJ'IM, Ure., Auff. Ii (AP). The Klk Creek l.lpht and Power company Is prunied an Incrcaiio of water rates at CHiinon Heaeii under an order lwoi'd by the pub lic acrvlco commission today. The rates had been suspended pending a hcurlna: before the commission. Massachusetts has not built u prison cell In more than, 20 years; and many uch oclls arc now va-j cant. Jails of- several large, eilk-ij havy been eloped. HUNTINGTON MAN SCORES HIGH AT : U. P. TRAPSHOOT ;r..U. G. M'rPnll, of . l,ut.ngton. kuoL'kvit down 25 birds ,tn HueecH fllon yRtevday and was liigh point nuin for tho day when tho Union Pacific nthlotlc club hold tlu-ii;lc officer whether stato or federal., trial Hhoot at the Lonft troo field. und t-erv Htato or every public of-IV.- W. iK-rby, of Caker. wasn close , fi-.n nntnnklnir tri enforeonn-nt of necond. 1 brought down 24'tho mu ttmcndniet is absolutely birds out of i5. Hilly Derby, and (jialoyal. , ,; 4 viu Aicyor. or mtuer, J. 11. nmiin, H. nooderham and W. ilolllns tied for third with 23 birds each. A larjjti erowd uttended the alioot whteh starlt d at nine o'chH'k und wus finished by 12 o'clock in liiiifi for every o.io to havj lunch and attend tho Pendloton-I-n-Orunde ball gar.io In the after noon. Hesldes tho lurKR number of club members present there was also several vlsllorH. Out of town peo ple who took part In Ihe shoot In cluded, U ( Kdward, I'M Meyer. It. W. rby and Itilly JJerby, of Bakor: t'al 1-arm and II. Onhtrom. of WrIIlwu, and Dr. It. U. AleCalll and W. L. Overly, of HuiiUufilon, Three Pay $260 After ': Racing: Traffic Cop . PKNDLKTONi Aug. 10 (Al1) f-Klfty miles an hour speed cont! filbert (fuodman and lhrei com-' ptmlutiH $iu loduy In justice ofi the peace court. Sergeant hb-u- ulU'ii, truffle officer, captured the quurtet after a chase und planned t .i, n ... - u. ...ii.... i'iiii i-in-ii but Invest hratlon of the car re-1 vcaled two banelSi some be Whisky, grain and other para phernalia. Goodman was fined $110 and his companions fOU ouch. NATIONAL POLITICS WARMING UP (Continued from Page 1) me it little personal consideration." he' mild to friends In, ItulTalo. f'Thern Is a scriptural saying about a man gaining the world and los ing hi own soul.. Whut good wduld It do nie lo bo nominated for tho presidency and have, my heall h I shlUt(ltMMi ao lhnt i wuld' not bo able lo carry on the duties of the nf,w Jr i, ,.ddcd that ,,.,...,., "nn rnr 1.l..(.i(.(.tion nf tho dt.,)locratic slate convention decided upon It. jague. reiterated In Now York hia n-cUiiit statement in connection with A,rH-.;floVi!rnor Kntith that 'no uovernor wj kiancs the. initl rlnK..cnn svl vlln Bn(l10t ,,f im- white liouao." j iishon Charles T. Kiske or ltloa, X.' ,Y.. howcvei' took exemption lo thffi altitude, in .a sermon ut 11ml iHmith's, N. V., In . church not far ' .T... ti.n nl,lrA limine. , , ,mlm,r whit house. ltlshop Mslte-characterized l!lshop .Leonard's declaration as "un-1 Aijlerlcanlsm spirit.", I Memhcrs'of the republican sen- ale and house campaign commlt teos hold a. Joint meeting in Chi cago today. They are considering functioning us one organization, j ..... .SSX.S .-S f BOKAH AhS.IIA Wl.is ' ltHK. W..'A; ' ,',l , -pallors or the i.t an end t, th.-lr objec Wo n,,lliric.i-: "P "f,' ' 1 ; c"r , .'. .?., ' vtl William K. last n,l ,n iro........u . ... governmental uucsllon which Is l"tcstl..g our sell-govcrn.uB ninuvj. our courage and our patriotism lo i .nainwin law, mm . ..o ;; j tl.lr- wisdom, see fit to change il. "P"1"' ' u community mass meeting under the ausp.ees ot the i "" ministerial assoela Ion. I . The senator arraigned the New iTork referendum and declared Ihe flU.sllon is not. that of wet or dry but Unit. oiponents of the IS th SAVE -with sat DRUGSTORE Milk of Magnesia ltecolulil-'n-l-d .1M an effi cient laxative for Ihe relief . i-r hearthurn, coiiHllrnllon, lndlsotlon. te.: whi n cau-e-l by cxeeFHive aehllly and fi'rnn:ntalion In tin- Hto.naeh. l'aful an a d- i.tifrtee and in o u t h wuhIi. Hariul-'BM. hlytily eHt--emel and exten- Hl---'ly uim--1 hy joun anl old. Pint lloltle 50c Gl ass uru gs Inc. La Graade, Oregoa n amendment are mlvocntlne tho "old principle of nullification." Jlo do scribed tlio 18th imendimnt an "Kpccli'lcally explicit" In ,lt, "Un Httfn to put iui. end to the llfjuor truffle Just an tho lath amendment wuh tleifcned to put un end to slavery." Tho amendment, . Ilorah added blndsrvery cJtlwn ud ever- put :s MAXVILLE FIRES OUT : l OF CONTROL (Continued From Pacr 1.V Nnrvwi ..-.i river ;, was aerofls tho firo llnea. Tho fire on .h.tolltin tho worst today, but It was trench ed. Tho Kurt Hock Tiro was In cmd shape. No word was receiv ed up to noon froftv the Oultus lake lire, but reports lust nlghl' lndl-i eated it was belnff held. ,-vv Grants Pass Smallest City with Wire Service, (Continued from Page 1) li'iised w ire service of, Iho AkhocIh led Press ,ono-of. the most .Import ant commodities of Its trade. Pciidletou Koat Oref,onlan, The t'ourh r Is lo be congratu- - ' , . , , . . "- ' It'd Press leased wire and tho-com- "' ,1" T"h'fl !" tll,! :n,r.1' I west to provide this improvement, should be highly " gratified at the addition of such metropolitan, ad vanced 'service by Its own dally newspaper. The lai Grande Ob server. " ' . , ',;- . f .. ' We welcome you on Mm; Oregon Associated Press wire and as- no chain Is sli'oncer thun- .lts weakest link wo ore sure that the Grants Pass Courier will strengthen the loop considerably. Let ua all work with each other. That Is what Associated Press- ineana la' ltoHcburg News Piniord. thu- a-i , I wiint lo congratultite 'ho peo ple or fl rants Puss for 1 liavlrm tn (heir midst a publisher with cour- Ulf(, ii ml progress enough to; as-' sumcllie heavy cost of tho Awo elated Press ' news . .service) ' thus ,tn , ..., 'tiL.u t liVn- I . .i... V. i.i ...i , ! )hn (y, - t hey realize its impor-. lance 1 know they will appreciated it. Klamath Kulls Kvenlng UenvhU J . Welcomo '.to tlio. family of The AHHoelnted Preti.4 Oreiroil ttlnto , i0uHcd wire. Your , enterprise; In j tnkin un this splendid service un - , .inuhl-Mllv will win the hlirh iinnrc- ni win nn1 niii ai'i'K eintlon of your n-mlom,' b -.'iiusi'tt: .shows conclusivaly . that, you are a.uisHed with nolhlnir less than giving litem the hl-st there 1. ; - l-'.n- . . WE BUY FOR LESS A complete line of All-Wopl Suits in the latest models und colorK.' Single and double breasted one1 and two pair trousers. Greys, blues .mil tho now fficn.n limwns .his)-. Ihp thinrr for ready for school. will leave an agree;1 TOP COATS New All-Wool Coats cut in the best styles of the day. New weaves and colors which is the attraction of every eye. At the uncompanibly low price ..$25.50 THREE-PIECE LONG PANTS SUITS For The Youngsters In the new' dark gray. Just the thing to make the schoid boy happy ....; $0.95 Only Sec Them Before Buying. MEN'S SHOES Some more just arrived with moccasin and Munson last toe. Lea ther or composition soles. ' Sure tOstand any rough wear....; $2.85 OVERALLS AND OVERALL JACKETS Heavy weight and triple stitched.... '. HOYS' OVERALLS Heavy grade, triple stitched, all sizes to 10 79 NOTICE You can obtain a Straw Hat with every purchase. ' Don't forget to ask for one ticket to the Sherry Theatre with every purchase of $1.00 or oyer. , ; , KELLOGG AT 1ITEH0USE' PAUL SMITH'S, N., Y AuR. 10. (A.P Secretary of Stnto KoIIokB. ' fourth member of Pre; fCoolhlffe's cabinet lo visit tho resident sum (nuii'W'hlto Kiouho nn OHgooU luke, , was a (fiU'Ht nt White Pino today. , I llo'arrlved yefltorday by automo , bllo wMi Mrs. Kollog-ft, prepared ronArt tn Ota nlilnf ov.iilln nn ii epartinental'nuitterfl. Including the Mexican situation and tho Geneva .conference., . i M"-. TVIf 1i11rtfrt- 'vHuU 1ft llio nrnn . j j denPa vaaUlon komo was urranffed aitei h had accepted nn Invitation to ppeak at tho dedication of tho MaeDonough. monument at Platts burg Wednesday and ho wilt re main lit tho presidential camp un til heleavc-for Plattsburg. Secretary Bind Mrs. Kellogg ar rived noon after president and Mrs. Coolldgo had returned from church at Huninuc lake with their son John and Mr. and t Mrs.; Frank W. Htearns or Boston; Arthur P. Jtugg, chief Justice of. the Massachusetti) Kiiorcmc court, and Mrs. Huctr. Mr, aud'Mrs; Coolldgo and, their guests wpent-tno remainuer-v.oi ino;.aay stock in'Nui?lty -lu oumP'':' ' i ' . gctuGuurd. Congratulations upon your ur rival ntwt he. leased wiro mile post' unij your selection of tlio AksocIu (ed Prossias the wrvlce to meet the rierilflofi.1 youi coiiimunity. The faltjti you cvldtmco in tho ' Grants Pass coiumunlly deserves unstlnt e dsupport and oooporatlort. Cupl tal. Jutiranl, Salem. - t ".' t .,u. .'.. J ( . Addition of Grants Pass (".ourlor io Associated,' Press leased wtro(' i.fninlly -gives your ' readers., news fHcllities equal to any . ..city', and i jrive,Oi;egcn. including the south- tern end of tho state, most con-; pletn. news -'service. Congtalula- lions., Mcdfprd Tribune. , . ' ; . ; . ' j persons living in even numbered IT'TOITVJ lATTAriTC " ' housert may Irrigate 'for one hour. U 1VLj1 J I IiV JVil 'Tomorrow between (I and 7 p. in. MR. STKIWER-persons living In odd numbered . . (."' ..j- .j ; housert miiy Irrigate. ' . ' " ' I lteports are that conservation Is '' (Contlp'iod: from Page 1) nao being generally practiced. tr;.Ji.V. i n ... .. ! . . V " ' V ... . . . . i yellow! llck-l",' ' hearing licit her tbo natno nor addreys ot the prlnU but hnder-thn name oi' Oregort. fgood government league Inc. J'Yed , r' filfford. R"cret.iry which was n "forced, (nine, und frn'idh'iit . let'- tcf purporting lo emlorao'. Htel- i wor's ymponenl, Kobe it N. Htnn- fli-lil. fntf tlio' Htii:itnviiit niimtna. 'lion. ' , AsiiWllntr ihuk, liu- Orison cond government league Is "commonly believed to be the Ku Klux Klan, 1 SAVINGS! WE SELL EOS LESS SUITS l i.iuwi.n. uUi-t lac tiling J-vi iin; juung jncvn The materials imd liattcrns arc. right and the price;? cable balance inthe bank $1S.95, $22.20, $20.03 "Destroyers of High Prices'' that SduifhlJ'a uuino was pluocd upon tho yellow ttekot without his knowledffo or consent, und Unit the ticket was circulated almost 1 ex clusively among- voters known to b violently ' oppoxtl to tho klan, t'ltcn eharttVK "that Oeriuan and ftuymond W. Caldwell Issued said leter for the purposo of decolving all such voters and causing them to bollcvo'thut Itohert N. KtanCield and all candidates ho recommend ed wcro membera of tho Ku Klu(x Klan. and by. such fraudulent de Celt to aid In securing: tho nomina tion for. Frederick Stelwer.' s'ii;nvi:it ini:s ritom; pKNOu-rroN. Autf. io. (ap In answer to charges made ugalnst I ...., nt.coun. i.ved.,r!ek Steiwer. republlcun cundldato for United ... . . ........ mates senator xouay siaieu miui it nn jnvo8tlBUllou is not inado ho ni u8k for 011Ct 1Ua alutumcit (odav was: "r will not permit tho UTten complaint to Interfere with com pletion of tho campaign but I will In duo time, proceed with my cam paign us I hud originally planned It. I have no further statements to muko n.4 this time concerning the U'lteil complaint. It 1h ho ob viously a political move und so fulso In fact that 1 will take no tepj4, In the mailer at this time. I hope that it will result In a thor j mgh (in(, proinpt investigation, not , olllv of niv v1.ntM.H- h,,i ia f j tho motives or Mr. N'lten. If It. docs not result In an Investigation 1 1 will later attempt to obtain tin I investigation on my own account." MILL POND IS SUPPLIKI) WITH WATER .(Continued from Pago t) can ! modified Tor one day soine- time this week. This, of course. offlelals explain, rests entirely on tho weather and olher conditions ovur which human agencies havo no control, Hour Sprinkling Tonight. Sprinkling on alternate days, be- 'gliiH this evening ctt tl o'clock when Obituary AM)lli:V AVII.KI.NSOX UNION. Aub. 10. (Special) An drew Wilkinson, son or Jacob and Matilda. Wilkinson, was horn ill f'eilnr county, Missouri, December 2it, 1841, and died tit the home of his son, Kdward, at Vnder, Wmsli- mgton Monday, August 9. nge 84 - years, 7 months nnd l:t days. thn vounrr man frottinfT .09 lie left tho homo of 1Ih birth In 18(13 and canus to Denver, Colo rado. Klvo yeurs later he came by ox team through Montuna to Wal la Walln, Washington. Soon after ho came to tho Grande Hondo val ley and purchased u farm in High valley wlicro ho entered tho cattle business. .. . j 'In October 187ti ho was united in hiarriugo to Mary Virginia la mero and to them three children were born. Mrs. Nora Webb, of Un ion; Kdward; of Vmlor,- Washlngl ton and Mrs. J. H. Ulunt, of Ufill- lughamv Washington. 1 . In 1I3 Mrs. Wilkinson died and since then ho has mado his homo with Mrs. Webb, lie was. of a bright and sunny disposition, hon est and upright In business deal ings. The work of pioneering mado him acquainted with hardships and privations but ho worked with an cyo on tho future, knowing that tho coming generation would reap; the seed of his sowing. j Tho funeral was held from the, Methodist ; Kplsx'opal church hero j Krlday afternoon at 2:3U o'clock,! tho ltev. C A. Qulnn conducting tho services, liurial was made in tlio' Union cemetery ; beside tho j grave of his wife. I Soft Toys SliimiHtt for running slltch. Dogs, Uephaiits, Cliiekriih, III ids ami Hnby JHiIls. Tho babies loe (hem. f Art & Baby Shop IIKMSint lU.Nti A Big Double Feature Bill at Tins Today rcaae MM MlUlfc illlTil John Mccormick LLOYD , jT, 'JSjK HUGHES Li Ella Cinders,' the kitchen slavey, be comes a movie vamp she learned all about grease spots from the kitchen pots but grease paint that was dif ferent! AND- FOR MORE FUN IhbseP A Topular SS STOftBB m mm mm a. INTHIWII) , 1101 Adams Ave. lAtirKmle. Young Men's ' Oxfords $4.50 Young Men's Dress Oxfords in blonde or light tan calfskin $6.00 values. m rro.Ns covjl;i:i;i u Admission 35c Children - - 10c COLLEEN 'lJIIKHit'llll THE MOVIES NOW! 'resent Demand Edition I'-