La Grande evening observer., August 24, 1926, Image 5

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sr. August 21 1926. ' ' 1 . - i -. - r
Tuesda;
COMING STENTS ?
Sept. 31, , 24, unci t& Vaioa
mhiuIjt fair t Klglii, Om.
To ICiinliiifttvii for VIbII
VIkII f j
I went tIfunjf-
Miss Opul lluickel
liiflon on t Ilia morning's laln for
a wi'cUa viHll with f rlt lijH Jlivro,
ItntiimiYl Home ytiTili
null ruiurnn to ini-ir; iiiinu fioro
VL'sttTdny uiti r vlnlthiB uf.l'i
orfluiiU
uvor Ihu end
i-.
To VUlt lIK'lf : ,
I'ulrlrk CllHldy, iif l'ilot. Kofk,
imy.vd tliroilKIl the I'itj llilf morn.
Irs on Ilia wuy to KnWrnrlso for u.!
lillh his u-l.
mi- , 7
vl.'kh tii?u miiui ma uU-'iu.
llflnriLs Hon' , !
Mrs. William Mlll'r. fa( luisc.
wlui h:is beejl vlnflinir hen. in U
home of lii'r'ibrothvr ond Hislcr - ln -
law. Mr. ami; .J Mm. A'. V. llolbrook.
has returned do laho.
VIIU(I at I'rmllUou
Mls Aiidruu Hodgson .: has re
turned lo Iter home hljre ' aft
visiting at .-iHlletoii, her
I IMIWIMI I l
Local News In Brief I
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Hijek. While there shcj! nlon' lo luke cb.HOT of the serv
lit o' AII&m Opal lleleny. P "'""on there for about a. month
home, for
Hack at Sfi'P
Mrs. Kill Mel.eod, operator at.
Ihe rolonfel. beauty shop. Is back
at work a r a two weeka vacation
trip lo Kiillle! and other - coast, IrSl J- W. Nelhery and dauh
oolnls. ' ' of Aberd'jen.' -Wnshingi
.
llero fmfA Isll-L
Mr. iiW.Mps. Clmrlea) I. Cross
ami HoLn Itoftuld. arrived In Lal -
(Iramle jlilfl mornin? from their 4
home a) lemlleton lor a few days
vIMI wl;.tl)eli uncle, C. A. Mo-(.'rui-y.
f
lloiiie 'laim I
Ml'S.U. N.
Irene, pore I
HimhI ltivcr
I'nli.r unit ilii utrtitoi
Irene, h ere 111 l.a Orande this
liiorniKj on ineir way nomc to
W.illota. from llooil lllver where
I hey Vim beiiei visltlns for the past : . Mr. and Mra I., fi. rtramiiell
t. n JiiUm. ' and son, Harold, and daughter,
J I Kuth, retunied to their home hero
Ilerc4avil Mttlit 'last night' from Portland where
.l.nl Mrs. ICd Alpln and two , ""'y "' '-"n 'noc Saturday with
iliuuilers, Ann Hell and Mary, Mr- Bramwell's father, , 1,. H.
sport1 last nlglit in l.a Orando on ' Urauiwell. who,ls III; Ills condition
fii-df W"y home to Kali l.ako City. reported to.be slightly Improved.
I'lai nflcr a trip lo Ihe coast. They1 ' '
vi.-.,at Ilolllngham. Wash.. Port- c"l Siallsl Her.-
liii.,lrlllsh I'olumlilu and const i K- Jackman, farm crop spe
liukWi while away from home. , eiallrt. for the Oregon Agricultural
; (college extension department, was
OW'ay IIoiii
prr. anil fllrs. J. Heal stopped
Iiflva, Grande this morning on their
n vijiiiiiH' to Oklahoma Clly, Okla- i
Ifnia, alter a vacation visit 10 re-
l and ol her Washington nolnts.
llrrfl this Mornliijr
'K.MIhu I'lla I'iputy wan In the clly
hrb, morning frani her home at Ja-
nd lly. he returned home on :
fil morning's train.
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Vtif Visit Itt lalHcN
M-Minw Din Wheffer. of ThiV Dalleff.
'nrrlved in l.a Uruitde lilts moriiins' i
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'oil ivr wuy to Kigin where sue win
yisit relatives for about two weeks.
'"! op I Ntl Hen, for Visit
' . Mr. and Mrs. Lee Young and
'fiiniily, or Seattle, Wash.. Mopped
''Micro for a short visit with the It.
'I 1.1. I'roctor overt Ihe weelt end on
their way homo ai'tT a trip by au
lo lo WiHioiiHln. Mr. Young anl
Mrs. I'roelor arc cousins. , "
Uft fur Western Orcjroii
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Speckhart
and dauchler, JIHen Jt an. aeeom-panb-d
by A. .1. CSower, or thln.clty,
Thdore HpeeUhait. who has been
visiting here lit the Speckhurt
hunif from Illinois h ft this morn
itiR fur Turlliind and Seaside for u
wM-k or ten dys vacation.
V 4
He Mere l,nt of Week
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hnn.-icoiii,
of Tacoina, ' Wm'sIi.,' will 'Tie 'Vn the
rity Ihe lasl oT ..J JjU.vuek. for. a
days visit with Mr". Hanaeom'3
parent. Mr. an'j .MA iV.-.T- Sl'r
M r. a nd M rs. H.i nseoiu have been
lslltnif a: Walhiee, Idtiho and ore
on IhHr way hoinefr'"vvay'Uf Kpo
kniie, Wash r'roni heie they will
Middishade
The AlU'uriwsc
SUIT
FiuIcjmHi.r, Minproof
-. in
Aliddishiido I!luc Scigc
aud - .
Midiii.slmd SlripeH
Soi-gc
in
Single and Double
ISi-cn.stcd' Models
For your sclcclion
Here Today
At $39.85 Suit
Clothes Of Quality
Clint's
Clothiery,. .
trTtw Store with Conmcinuotf
MtN H AMI 1WV8
(o lo rbrtlang und home ' to Ta-
fltfinmni tn uva. ' it
miss inona Lyman rvltirncO-'lo
Her work 'toUny after . week's
IH'gS.. .., '
Hc-n from Jost-plt ' "
John a Downey, of Joseph. wh
In tlio city ' (hit morning on bust
ncsa. .
Sisters Cunuiude VI.-IU- :
The Mimes Lillian, I'lmrinit'
and Frances Anderson, who have
liocn Buesis at' thti home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Aj(ch fQp a week, left
this moraine for tholr . homo In
Portland. ,. - .
lodge Knocks In rVulk-toit
' lotto l.'M. Knowlcs heard mo
tions andlgned orders for circuit
court lltlftanta In Pendleton yes
terday and today, actliiB for JudKO
' Whelps, who has ben pliyalcially
I unttul 10 orttclalo for about
year.
In C'liargi! of liiJun Ntatiun
J.' Btalcup, truckdrlver for
Standard Oil comuanv here.
former'1""'11 Jemporurlly transferred
I during tjio absi nee, of l''loyd
i nurciiui, stationed jthero 'Ul' pro-'
. st'n1"
- - .
;"""' -T mro
I ton. uro vinltlnv In Iaj n,dn.la n.lil.K
J Mrs. Nethery V lster.; Mrs. jKmest"'"'1''' 3lns"'"t'l,"j' ' OW .school
MeMasters. They ptun to bo here
olwul twp weeks. ......
, Operatkrn , A . .
Had Operation
I Mrs. Jarnes MrMriMura .will ' lie
taken to her home. Thursdays ff'oin
the (irnmlij Hondo 1 hospital where
she underwent nn operation two,:
.weeks ago. Her condition la
Ported lo be much Iniproved.V
' rrtlinl Sluov nliirda.r-i:
hero today. He. is' certl(j1n,g a.ed j
ni.vii-iiu.; ikuiiue-vin-y.
-i
' "BT
v, i.,.., .-
reles. California, arrived In I,a
vrruiiue una uioriiiiig oil nor way id ' uruinuu. L f:
Joseph Where she will spend about.-. When firemen .rouclmd the.
i nvonth at the homo of '? Aad,'fc'Br 'tlio' fonrld 'lne,-lo(j,rlJr of j
Mrs. Florence v Hugnboom. Whllii j the bonh'sSroonis : wrecked.' In
,n naiiown. couniy shokWui iusoi,
visu auowa: luao w-oiiderianu. I
' . : . - j
Sneikl.-i Su miner In Ijl Grande
Miss Mlllu Tryor. after spendlnffl
vn.-nn nu.nv "--m
1tn (.UbliH t,., 1' ,
John Adsktnl. ha isMtirned tot
Cheney, where , iio., makes- her
horn.
Clerk on VacAlion
Civ. McCormlck, clerk of courts
: s-t...
",l'"ul uihi wi ivt.iin.ui VM.
Mo. 'to spend twO or thrHe vt-i
l un
vacation wttli' his parents and
friends uround his former liotrie. -.
Will Ixuve Ton (gin '
. Mrs, L. . Mirlew and daughter.
Myrlc, who have been here for w;v-
cral daya visiting the former's son, j
erana. pian 10 ichvi: ioihrih mr
their home In Tprtlumi. The lllr
lews formerly resided in this city. .
It.' turn to Oicney f;
Miss Vivian liurihon, who Iihs
been employed at the Art A" Baby j
shop lie re Mils summer, iclurned i
lust night lo her homo at. Ch"ney, ,
Wash. Aft r a month's M.iy then? i
with her molliT, Misa
Harmon
will go to Washington Slate col
lege, at IJullman.
lUlunw frmn Malw rH
Mips Virginia fln" alighted from j
train No. 17 this morning, leaving
rdiortly afterward for her home ul
Wallowa. She hua ln visiting
relatives at Idaho Kills for two
months.
,VUI Vl-ll Mif-c Here
Mrs. W. I.eon Suiilli and I wo
pmall sons. Kob'-rt and Norman,
were here. I his morning en route to
Knterprlfie for a two weeks visit
with Mrs. Smith'? brother and sis
ter then-. At the end of that lime
thy will return to l-a Ormide for
a visit with her nh-ee, Mr flrant
Tueker, before returning lo their
home at Spokane, Washington.
Pn-M Through Oly-
j Mrs. 1. A. Umwer and smstll
son. I.ee. pursed through Ihe city
.thin morning en their way to Wl
Mown and from tbT1 will go to
their home at M-ixvllle, They havo
' Ite.ii visiting In I'ortland for the
j pant week. Air. Hrew.-r remained
In I'ortland lor ten days longer on
bu-'ilius.-j.
Mr, Smith lefties llpltal
The Itev. James A. Snillh.
mer pastor or the rirm i-renoy-terlnn
church here, has been mov.
d lu his home from the Poitlsnd
Surgical hospital, where he under
went an operation- three weeks
'ago. says a letter rr'-elved In to by
'his daughter. Mrs. Kurl t Itcy
( uulds. He Is recovering satifnc
Itorlly, and will noon be aide to
' niuku n trip to lt Irand . where
! he will be a guebt at the Reynolds
home during his recuperation.
I ft tbl-H .Mirrnliijr Utr likiw-
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Cvuglu-uow. r
and daughlrr, Clara., and son,
Havld. accompanied by. Mr. and
Mrs. Trunk Hontil and two sons.
George Albert Mnd Vletur, of The
Dalles who Uavt'br.u UHtliirf at
the Coiighenowor homo here, left
this- inoming for Wallowa lake to
enjoy an outing for the rest of this
week. Mr. Howell tad Mr. Cough,
onower wl go to Horseshoo lake
flshlnB wllo the remainder of
the par$y uro camping nt Wnllowa
lako. r
GIRL VICTIM
; OF DOPE RING
(Continued from Page 1)
Morothy complulned of fooling
'upacl." t'aluiday afternoon she
was. In severe pain .and a . doctor
was called. She was takfn lo
hospital I where. hes died 13 hours'
luier. -. . . . . .
Sl'mrKlT UOPE HIMi
CVNAL, FULTON, Ohio, AUB. 34
(AfKUeJatlves of, Dorothy Kirk
whose "mysterious death Is being
Investigated In Cleveland, today,
expressed the opinion that the. girl
unwittingly had been drawn into
narcotic ring first having been In
duced to. use narcotics. -According
to Ihe story of William Jackson,
the girl's uncle,' Miss Krk us lo
have been used to pryiuolu the
salu of drugs.
NATIONAL
DEFENSE IS
SUPPORTED
(Continued frpmPy I)
they tins only permitted to at
teinpt thoYvrtHitkm of a possible
Utopia. M
"Thoy are a pal list nnU liosttte to
anjlhtiiff in th'v tiuture o(, nuMon
ul (Jerna'C ilu-y nn; opoaod to
thi mrhiy' knd tiavjr-j antlr ivoul)
utwl li-ll liul 111, tlicy. art oiiosrd to
und LcllfpijH and ar juat now
Kard In a nallon-uido cuinpui(,'n
to Torco tlif ovi-rnnicnt to aban
don buci instruttioiis. Thry act
nft'ictf tit ore by world court und
Thi llanuu tribunals and thut is
all." "
"lpre Af;ixTiiitii(s flitllr
In conclusion 'omtiiundur Mr
QuiK said thn ineti who uoiupOH-!
thn h'fflon l;now wliat war is, and
they want no more' of it If It can
by honoTnibfy avoftled. "but the
li'jfiun reeosnilzes thut eontrovTfi
les and .uuarrcls beiween natlonn
arc nltnost certain to arl.se, and
that nu re nKruemonla not. to have
puch thfna have ueeh to u lar-:
xttnt futile." ' X
PITTSBURG :
BANK SCENE
OF BOMBING
' (Continued from Pare 1)
pideHtrhu)H walliliirf at I'Mfth ave
nue und Wootf street, the city'B
busiest IntiTsectlon, were blown
from their feet and were cut and
n ' -
'"k ii uiu turn, i u.,,i
stuck to. their posts, gathering up
the money-which had been blown
1 all purts.of the main room.
tit I'ersons iiijnreti. , . 1
uie inuro man io injures
Wn taken to .hospitals,
to .hospitals. ,.nlnc
wvvv ' !ortt,tl
In a serious con
dition. These Included Ortman.l
one of the bank police, who- was.
l"iv no clmncejo . llve.l
Ifank clerks on duty at thor
l.,.,. a,.-l. -
iii i ,,i .1.' ,
Ihe bunk, did not say a Aord. but
presented his di-iuand to a teller,
Ue' stood in one spol, tliry saiJ,
until tlm special officers hurried
forward to arrest him. As they
closed in, the man gavi his little
black satchel a heavy klek and
inmc(,,ut(1,y Ue (:XpUHlon came.!
EXHIBITION
OF FLOWERS
. TO ATTRACT)
(Continued from Pafre 1)
rffeet. on mam of the delicate bios
-aoms. The
Indtv idual blossoms
'probably will smaller, a" hint
iters brilliantly dcd than in for-
liiwr years. Hut for that very
irea.von. iimmmImts of the committee
(volnt " uur,""thcrc "will "Tie" a double
h.jlleng to'the growers who bank
their julde on their ability to pro
duce perfect specimen.
Ui t;rand'4 according lo City
Manager v. C f.'rws, has fnade a
notable advance In Ihe cultivation
of lawn flowers during tin last
few yenrs. and he gives the Neigh
borhood club a lion's share of the
credtl.
County lAhlblt i;MHtNl.
Local exhibitors have no mon
opoly on the prospeets for prlxep,
though, t'nlon. Cove, Imbler und
Klgln growers htiv drawn a good
share of the ribbons at euWi of
the Iwo former county shows, and
are suld to be nuivdng some ex
quisite specimens for display next
week. Mrs. Kd Miller, whose roac
gardens are a show spot of t'nlon.
annually rolleets a handful of the
covetu,! first prizes.
' "We arc n Utile tlmli about
roM-'-growIng In li tlnnde," ob
senved Mrs. J,' T. Itlchardson.
f-hiilmtuM In clmriri'' nf tile fliMt
jeounty hIiow two jears ago. as she
Ifltrcussed the coming exhibit yes
It' rduy. jOH,iH t.un . ffrown hero,
for-j Hnd successfully, us has been dem
ons! ral ed hy some of t lie more
rourageous. All we need Is a lit
tle encouragement."
Offer Sncvlnl lrl
A speelul prUe iH'offf'reft agalh
this ytsir for the bet flsplas of
the mIv 'Hllllngton rose, rboivn
Uy the dltib as lis official flower. )
' It Is only within the lat two
years that roses have been -admitted
to the competition. I'ntil the
county show was instituted summer
lMtore last, thn exposition com
prised only aster. !
Perhaps many people hav for
gotten, but 1a Grande was onc;
on a fur way to become known
tho Ast.-r City of the Northwest. ; j
11mrr hbow's OHgln. 1
Mra. Turner VlUtr, nho uJl
What Mother
mi -;f
' 1 j
L NEA
The Ave winn of Mm. Krcd Compt6n, H,' id Fall Thy. Neb., are undor
Arrest rhargwl with killlnK n man duiiiln u 'Qldun they atniicd. Thoir
fnthtrJV cripple, ennnot work; Mrs. C'onipton has been stipiwrtlr? the
family. Two yearn 'nRo ahe had to npnd all hcr fcavlpen to defend one
of her HON again, a charge of lAirnlit rising n whisky wnrchoiw,. And
now he Is Roinit to mortpnj:e her home, nhown ImImw, to provide funds
for their defenne In the uppronehhiK nund'er trl;tl.
chairman when the first aster show
was attempted about 18 years ago.!
said this morning that the custom
evolved from a suggestion by Mrs.!
George I'almcr, . whoso husbu,nd
was .then head of what has since
beeome the Uowmnn-ILleks lumber 1
mill. .
"Mrs. Kilmer, then a stranger,
morveled at the asters grown so
generally around town, and asked
the clubwomen why we did, not
hold an aster siiow," recalled. Mrs.
Oliver. . , , ..... ,. ijr ' V
vVe began getting reirtly the
winter before our first cxhlbll was
to lie held. . Almost everyone en
tered into I ho spirit of t he -contest
and most wonderful flowers, were
grown. i,'hf .
"Still, win n the time etiniO for
Hie show, we were a little Crlghf
cne.d lest we might not make It ft;
success. f,' y fy; ;
"f' remember we asked'- Auntie
Shambaugh, su valley' pioneer,; to
be. one of the Judges. When the day
came, wo led her into our'club-
rooms in the old chamber of comr,
moree building, where- we had ar
ranged the asters on lablefl that ex
t ended for two double rows down
the hall.. She walked into .'tin
room; and stopped; For whole min
utes Shu stood and Mared without
saying a word. . Kin ally she drop
ped Into, a chair land gasped?
"'Where did you send for them?
rortlnnd V
"Shu couldn't believe that all
those wonderful blossoma hud
MIIIIAM NAINT. NKW VOKK
Ctrl, llli If" Ih.m 4 ypar'n
luil', lin!t rrpjtH ft lurnrt
In lml' Willi hr bratitlfiil
ink ft -Ml. Nnlnl In bill l
pri if e.
,
IP
SHOES
Thr W MtuU:
Hi. a 1 (u 13, In lihit'k ami color, f.'uniltlntitl'jii Imit.
J'riccd rraaonuhl. ' ,
Art &. Baby Shop
uuu.ititciii.n'u iin-io.vs toLitt;u
Love Will Do
been gron In l.a llrande.
Ityowcrs Marvelous.
" '.The!morning;.afler the show,
word jihig conic, from the.raH
roa.il 4cpnfpany .tnt Mr8 'pttor
pnlitfbr, i0,C, Chicago, woiild-Blop tii
l,a ja-raiiu'' tftp'ix. few ni,rn.ules on
herTSvay&to ,tho cpustj .i'vro loaded
our flowjRra n clolliesbaskets and
carried Lticin through the streets
to -tUe Jtutlon; : Kveryone stared
and hlfj)r'elc. ':?' course. When
tho . tiiw pui'od- In, wo ga.ve the
lSter,tJ l)nVvHei nnd stewanl,
ln;J.n.Ort(do. flower show . bou--
WlaV- - '
'frs.' Jfl. I. Slater wan one of
the aster exhibitors whose flow-v.rs-
took prlr.es yynrm ft,V "yi'nr.
'And there.were olli'tirs,- t'yo.r wlo
responded' lo tll'V Inspiration thai
'i'e: aster show provided.- .
The-'ompeUtion 's,.ip I6ngi'r
restricted to,.Hwri.. Hflhllan, ain
nlas, - rosejt. niarigohlH,' gladioli anr
even mixed bouquets 'jire recog
nized' In the rivalry fo prizes.
MtUt there are l.o. (iiVnders who
ellng ttf' the' belief I ImU ; asters
comet.' branching, oslrleh'-finllM-i-,
.ffuecn of (lie-. nuirlti'L and aster
uuirns,' in their refined "delicacy of
coloring are, quiti- Hie arbitocrutM
of he garden,' and worthy of a
flower show all their own.
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for a
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Floor Polisher for any day you
wish.
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4i
Catholic Archbishop
Due in State Thursday
POItTI.ANll. On-.. Aillf. M.
(Ai'l.-Tho Must Rev. - (lenilil II.
Iluvvnnl, nri'lililxliop or llio (1U lio
llo iliowac of - On-con city, will
urrlvc In Porllnnd Tlmrsilay morn.
Inir. It was annouiu't'il tmliiy. lie
U-fl linvcniiort. In., Monilny.
Ari'lllilHlioii Iluwurd will . buc-i-oi'd
tlio lithi Ari'hlilalioii CIhIhIIi'.
TIlO IllHUllllltlon CtM'l'llKlllll-H will
hv lii'lil In IJto Ciithcilnil lii't-o
TucMiliiy nioriitnir. uftrr which thn
urehlilfihop will ci'luLniu- uuliiiiii
pUllltril'tll II11IKH. .
IIOOI' WAIt OS
NKW YOHIC A war of lioufH Is.
on. Tlio 8tiii't-ljif.imlfiitH of Mr.
l'-oriIs ti'i'piiii'liuri'mi ili'piirliui'iit In
lii-ro with two tlult-limTH. u horn
anU flilillo lo mIiow u coiivi'iitlou of-
illllU'llIK IIIIIHll'IH III I' Ill-lltllll'S ol'
lliv iniiuli lllc anil Vli'irlula ri'i'l,
anil llii'ii' mi.' rriioHs Mini .Mr. unil
Mrs. IR'liry aro coiiitnir thi'insi'l-
Vl'B.
: i
S.VVKS Al.li (IIS N.M.AKV
NHW YOIIK fiilonil Mn in
I'arK, of Ht'allllionl, -I'l'xtiHj Havi'B
all his Biliary. II,. k.Ih $1 a yean
Aliii'iii'ttn vh'i. coiiiiKi'l at Illar-
rlla. Ili Is i liHliliil lu hoartl all
llllll I'llL-lo Stun pays him In'eallsi'
his oil anil Innilii'r Infi'i-i'Sts pro
vliln illllli; I'llollKll In rovi-r IllHh'olf
ami uulitlry othrr vxpi'lisrs. I
Obituary
IOMN AIl.MSTItO.Nt. Itt MHUIV
t'NlHN (Special) John Arm
strong Hunibley died at Hot like
Sat)irilay August J4, age t4 yesars,
thrt'c monlhs and seven days. He
was born May 9, near Torre
Haute, ind., and canre to Oregon
when a young man. He married
Nora K. wlgr and to this union
ighl children were born, one dy
ing lu Infancy. He Is survived by
his widowed wife and seven chil
dren: Mrs. Klha JLoekett, of Spo
kane, Wash.; Mrs. Dorothy John
son, of Cle Khun. Wsish.; Hlehard,
of Spokane. Ada and Holland, of
Hot lake niid Lynn and Paul, of
Xorth I'owder.
The f line i'ii I was held Monday af
ternoon at the Cock Urothers chap-
Cl, with Miss Chlsm of the Navt-
arene cliureh In charge.
MltS. MAUV i:id, HAIUtlS
"A'MON. (Special) Mrs. Mnry
ICt la Harris died at. .Hot Ijiku
Thursday, August 12. age H4 years.
K months and 12 days. Shu was
horn In Mason county, Illinois, No
vember 3D. ISiil, and was united
In marriage to It! J. Harris in 1SXI.
To t h Is u nlon ten cli I Id i-en were
burn, seven of . whoni survive:
Charles K. Harris.. Krnnk O.i unrt,
K. .l. Mui tIh, uf I'uion; Davlil-Al
bert. of Anaconda, Mont.; Walt
l-. of llutte. Mont.r Mrs. M. K.
Tucker,, of Ui ' Grande; 'and Mrs. i
Anna Nelson, of t'nlon. ' There art '
ten living grnndclillflren. I
- .The funeral took place from tlm
K. 1). S. church of Union Tuesday, ,
August 7, at 2 o'clock. In
terinenl was made in the North
i'owiler cemetery beside tho grave
of her husband und her two In
fant nons. '.j-.-.
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
- A largo assortment
of Baby Peggy silk
and - wool Sweaters.
Just the thing for
school., Very attrac
tive designs. Only
, '' 2.39 f:
.'For. I Soys
All silk and wool
h Sweaters, large ... as-.
' sortmcnt of designs
' the hoys like, to wear
.$2.45
School Shoes
For girls, 7 and. S
inch strap, brown
calf. Peter's make
$1.75
Regular 2X)') value.
NewYdrk Store
Destroyers of High Trices.
TONIGHT
Edward Everett
Horton
In
"THE
NUT CRACKER"
And-
"Our (Jang" Comedy
"TIIUXDERIMJ FLEAS"
flew
Fall
Women's new Fall
Coats in the season's
newest! ' shades and
materials, neatly tail
ored over the fall's
latest styles, with or
without fur collars)
and the price is only
$24.50
lib. I Ailmiis Ate. Ktoi-o
Today and
I i hi I ., . i.
if
Coats
56 STORES 9 l
STAR
mammy
e Frontier IraiT
Hiding Like the Wind IScforc the , ,
Wnilli of (he Savage Redskins
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...... A fliiinifi of llniKu days when the White Mali
... pushed his way Westward and the. Kcd Man
wattlii'd sullenly and Klruck swiftly!
Coiiii'ily-
"Daic Ueil Daisy!'
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WEDNESDAY
And THURSDAY
Ford Sterling
The Kid from West Philly
In
'THE SHOW OFF'
The greatest of all American
stage comedies in . an even
greater Paramount picture.
Comedy and Review
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