La Grande evening observer., January 08, 1927, Image 5

Saturday," January H, 1927.
LA GRANDE ' g TKN 1Q ' OBgtftrgft -:
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J LMeIn Brief 1
? iss inw ' ' nf kp niipun is. d ,J
Jo men Nicluon. of.Floro, isln ).&
O ramie vUnilnr at tho. homo-of
. Tim mint, Mn Joe Olark.v, .
'- . . "What is- Christianity" wUl b
At iHakcr VeMonUy '-' . (.the suhject of a round tubus !!-;
3da. Avery Harrison' drove talmuaHan led by five or six speak-'!
nuksr yesterday lo .visit her slstor
hm llvss tkm.
Ww MM . fin - " '
; Fred FaMnnor. ,wH known
sheep m- s Pendleton, .was 'a
l.a Grand visitor yesterday.. :
1. Noregaard,, shee--moV fnm
'WulloK'a. vvns'tn l.u lra-nto yes-il
w vJe'day,
r fi . , v'.-j..-.
j .Mm. B. Ulll. of Toloc.aset,
arrived In l.u Orando
Ills morning?
for u short visit.
.sir Itoanl HvMik ;
!TIo I'titon esuntyifalr heard nw
: lull .night' at Klsln and dSMuasort
VI llm
J fair.
I plana regarding thp Jfl:7 county
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; T- illwMl-d),tilfam i ' ; i.
Hr nnlnr Kreir fi. Ildiile left lnt
for HuJvoi'li'Kjre w'ilh at-
tendt'ie iltite'- leKlHlat'ure'.
nittPf Mth, Kti. Ktitrllc. inu4orl
irtp with ivt: 5 will iU ia
KttK'Mu for aomMimo . ,-.
W. M.Totbr. of ihlH rtty, has
r'liipnpl' artor vMitntf Sor nme
tlme'.)fi- Mason 'City, lowtk;- 'Colliy
iiiak1 liiit homo at th Koie-'. : ,-
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Mm, A. ,U iKnrifuson unU' hlll
Ttn, wturnpa to tholr hom ut I.ttl
Canyon ydUdtUfty r!W wlirtllnK for
Head nf Chain Stores Heww
1.. .8, SkaggH, who la head of tho
Sk&gKJ! ehuln fAoreM. la In i.a.
flrando for a few daya from lort-
lund. He la here In the Interest of
the. local tores.s .
M I. Mhi
jura Hwnoiianu wit last iiiaat
ftcr fourv . days - pot hii I
OrarulP. He -waa called hero hy
ht lc;ilh of hltt brother, A. J. MuU
lioilunti. , . t '' . - .
Cay i;ntnd lwt lunt' niKnt for
I'afttand; whetv lift now ntakeH ikls
tlOITie. rW.anoUt It WOK flpeoi l.l
ifce deaths of his wife's , uncle, A.
J. lulhol):in.l.-, Mrs, IVnlund Is
ill-ut ILpt Lake and was uiinhie
1o .return home,, with ' him
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HMhy Koit XHMFMimf fl
iir. ami Mrs. vmui are Mai-mf
nounee the iirrlvun.et. Imhy son, A Kru,,i,e eye-witness account
wolprhlnK tKht pounds lS'imcs.),f ,hn ti,ci,ienls early this week I
at the Oramio Konde -hospital y-'j h uding to. tho u ilhilmwul of tho j
.. lerday. lie' mis -wen iMmimnniinriiisii mivnl forces from Hankow
nfic'i . .'i , i", . f is Kiveii oy iie nanniii corres-
tnother und son ale KMUnit nlnuK-pondent of the Westminster tax
nieely. : v . , ' - tie.
-: ' ' . . I ' Afier processions. throuRh the
T Kppak'M Chiwoh ' ' j unlive part of (he city, he soys.
tMv William lock.; lormanyia
fur!a. .missionary .at Ilounail,. -
niin -Wilt apeak ul tno f trst t-res-
hylerkto ehitrcU' Monday evonlog at
1:3S o'olook. - lr. Lock is the most
outstanding -.M!Sloary speftker In
Oreiton- Jn ' many- nionths, local
churchmen say,-., , .
ItmtyM Ktctriil Calws
, J. K. Mills, of Cow. and H. C.
Avery, county agriculturist, vlsltel
the V. B. Uiley aud. Hons ranch
at McKwan, Ore., yesterday. .whero
Mr. Mills . purchased three rcsts-tered'.aherdeen-tttlffus-calves,
to bi
used hy ids two Hons In their. calf
eluh -work,:, i ';' : .
Jira. liaciwX Wofi. JqrBicrir of
Ia trratuitv bat rw-ArfS'ruourip.
Kunm.it. . leff till tuornlnff'. for
Visbram." A4 whrre he will
visit ifo,ri' reirnluif to Kunsas.
Mrs. Kton ha (wefi here 'or ttome
time with frVto4 und ut the home
of hftr ;,bbth-r-iii-llvw. '. Clutvnc
Katbn. y,,'' i,'
Ildtno Ui WitUt . ,
Slr.und )tt. A.. J. Toney find
lltlin'AlttuirhiWj1. Mdry. returned -to
timir home hvHt liiut nlht. Mch.
ljney -wad lary hi. boen away
ii bout a month vlidtlnK In Tacomu.
Keattl 'und Yaktiua. . . I.ony lias
Men In tho hospital at Tacomu for
about threft mohtha. I0 condi
tion In RaM to be much better. Me
plans to return to hUt work Moi-
4ay mornieff.
do 'i'v Onnn
Mrn. All red xok und Ron,
Thomas, left last night for Ore
gon City where they will attend
the jroiden weddirvy anniversary
7th Annual
JANUARY CLEARANCE
SALE
GOING FULL BLAST
Every article in our store reduced at a
saving of 20 per cent to 50 per cent.
Save now on your quality wearing
apparel. .
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TMC STORE WITH A CONSOENCE"
Men's and Boys' Outfitters
Mr, and . Mrs."
I'JJtMtain Weaver." -
fM Fonts! Mms SumUf
t or at the Methodist Wen' forum
Handily sraroirtr at JO o'clock.
J Lcsics (4ur fnflhttat
i Sdrn, A 1-V Mart left last nltrtat
ffr 'ortftm n-kwuhn wW visit
with ho daughter, Mrm, Florence
J.iMy for a short time. Mr.
Aiarr in (she wife
nf Jlr. Mhrr, of
l,hl elty.
s'nH'rlnliuili'nl At IHtlii
. t'OMStyKrhaol tSatcrkntndHt A.
K. MayK.pim swuhinlny at kxlii
lookinK ovr ai'hool oouiilttotis
rLeavo 'r liltiirim
Mr. and Writ, John ftefatd ami
I Jehildrea, itohhy iuhI Vteelnta, left
I tHHt;. ntttat for WUutna, , Wah.,
I where they will spend a few dnysithe line lietwi-en I'aunlmt and 1
jVlsltlnic. . . j
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IMM rlMI JMnwl-
l Mr ST. W. Oray and aon . '
;ranel. ,eri- In town from Mil-
Sir. ;iLTld 3tfSr 1C. ifc.HIWPf!.
2Hr iii-ro(t siPP&t, itr&vf- l I'ort
lainl trtday to jipeiid (Hp week nd.'
Thpy wero" u-ooipaiid by -tl4r
auichlir t4ura, who 1m bi vh
Hlntc hre ,for the past two weekx.
Mi.t &hfph-ra .attending the
JorhwsU'ro school of -eoitHncrco
1n i'ortUuid.
BRITISH MAY
RETURN TO 1
HANKOW POST.
fCoatlnned from Page One)
iren oro reported to have heen re- j
-movnil front Hankow. Tho ran. !
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iionese inreiirii iiuntsier. eitureno I
It'hen. In conference with Mm Am.
rr,ca residents .uul I he only twovOreKOn
.Hhl ,1,iI,i(it,.iT, ...
(iM. But ttpnreiiliy the Amprf
pu (ioHhlrrt his powpr to Io bo
mn! dpeiftfU to rtoe the women ,
nntl children to itaets of safety. fvy hot ween Kimnath I'ills nd
lirttlsU Amm-mhI . . KirHi'tt-'Htanco of 4 mihs, It
lessngt'S to tho London Newi shoull -ri ceivc some compensuimn
pap'r reflect anKtatMoeiit on.theifnr this ' ltienecr wrk, Involvhur
ttUkr, f,f 1h Hrliishrj i Pftkter
I !iKi niiifllKflHi LflltL IIO iifslPIlifii
'been made to assert Brlfitsh -'
thorlty in Ihc face, of tho molm
al Hanliow. l''car ts esiurssed that
there may he a similar outbreak at '
rare printing trlumphout accounts ;
rhe Hankow affair, i
fcreut crowd appeared In-fore.
the hurtled wire Imrrlcotle protect-!
w t,0 Hrltlsh concession which ,
wub ifimrded by
HindlriK party.
ItriUsh naval
Tinir passioim funned to fever
beat by agitalG,Hit the mob hojfan
to Htdae th? guards and it became
npesa ry to w it hd raw t he litt ter
to .Kundhftfr defenses. The mob
then attempted a flanking move
ment alotiir the shore of the rtver.
Hml to Hamt Hjcltt
lirltSsh reiforeenHn!s were
rimhed up nnd a hand to hand
tttriirOC-e ensned. The 'rioters us
ing MtOnea and siieks. The marines
arc" declared is have " refntined
from entployinj? their .rifles or bay
onets. rHytrrjf mxtfad upon clubs
and fists, and tiMsre was so shoot
ihjf. saverar nritbh and "hincc
injured. ;
Whn nlfjiit came a i'tsioexc of
ficer warmed the Hritmh that tlie
ntob was out of control and that
the firhiff of a single shot would
precipitate massacre. t'oa. hia
NUKK'siton sand In the face of the
menacing situation the British
forces we re. wit ltd ra w and t h t
"hhiesv troops took control of the
concession nnd the Chinese hove
since continued in possession.
Secretary of The Navy Wilbur
has ordered Admiral Williams,
commander in chief of the Am
erican Astatic fleet, to prereci:
from Manila to Shanghai to ob
ger'e and report conditions," the
number ot war vessels the admiral
took with him bing governed by
his opinion of the situation, the
secretary said.
JiHANOfTAI, Jan. 8 (AD Dis.
patclics from Japanese, sources In
S. P. GIVES STAND
ON RAIL TANGLE
Terms Asked of Oreeoi
Trunk for Use of South
. era Line Refused
SAN KltANftMCO, iiM. t (A1
rnul Shout), oxtsiuHv vlr? prsU
dint of Iho Saulhern I'arlflo eum
TMMiy, hn nmd pbhlir hp t?rms
RHkeG hy hla romoaiiy for tit iisfet
of tlti lino iiPtwfR 1'nuiiln maul f
Klamath Knlla. Oro.. hy the On
ran 'lunk Mni. f hi ttrms wt'
rpfilFod hy tlit Oriton TruU.
Shottp'a Htatcnirnt follows;
" "Tho HoiU(rn tacifle romimiiy
offtrf the tlrraoii Trunk tin Ms
at It nriie lino Iihwwh lun
ina and th uortlu-rn end of Klam
ath atillH dial 1 llin aulliliiiiK
limit, on the Immom of out Imif of
five per rent unmmily of tlu cot
of tlio linn Avi-tluUxt fit IhA
Komhern I'nclflit ttiriiilnnl utl
Klamath KBIIh. This curried full ,
iKhtn, ihut h. wee lo aU bui-
I n fslohlishea or that whu h
1 inhtht hereafter he eatnlillshi ii on
Klniimth tilla lon-tlier with un. 1
restricted rlKhta to liiilid hranehea'
In either tllrertloa from that Hurt
aa llitKht b authorised by the )
Interntule t'oninu-ree toininision. '
.- "Hi 'order that the Oregon Trunk
miKliI reaeh lt lerintnitl propi-rttea i
south of. Klamath f'uMs, Southern
l3aeifle. company offered the Ore-
ton Trunk a. hridfte risiit throuitii (
Klamaih: Kails from the mirth end i
of the KUiitrhlllK limits reH rmd t
them teroia and proir!ies on the
hosls-.of one half of fire imr ci-nt
f the' value of tlM- faIHIh so t
uwd. " The one half of five l-r-
coot of the value of aoeh nropertles ,
wa not to exCeed 1 1 S.ouu per an
num. Ihiil Is. two and one half per f
cent on $t;,no.oo estitusited to lei
the total cosl of tho facilities
jointly used. I
In addition the Southern lm l-j
fie coinlMlliy asked that the Ore-1
Kon Trunk pay one half of tlm
I taxes assessed on the property o 1
i used. At Klamath Kails H asrei-d I
to switch all Oreuon Trunk cars j
to and from Indiistrhs under the
1 a.. nH.unllinV ,,tet- ?
swiirnion eniKn
whero under like conditions
"H i tfuc that the Southern
Pacific company iclt untl at Ml tin
that - liuVlnts given some 15 y urs
of-Kfrvlcc in miihHnff up the Iraf-
..nnt-nfliiit,! wrlwl
uf HtOH tflIrPMI UIJll f lii'3
i,..,! to b met itwt lh JBime, Th
,,, of ttl&.OUO wus susKesHd as
u fUr compensation, hul
finally staled to t,he Oregon
if the 'other conditions of
cithern i-uclflc offer were nc-
copied
-As for maintenance of way
P,artteg and other operndnir
eharKcs'lliat would lie uwd In Coiii-
mon. Southern ravuir itcu j
to share these on the liasln of use, j
which would prohubly result, s
suKKested in the Oregon iruns f
stutcmenl. In the Orefjon Trimte t
!j having to bear about one-fmi! f r
ehurae.
-These are tie
terms of tho fin-
a offer that the Oregon Trunk has
not aeen Us way clear to ohi.
llfcnkow received here today said
the fantoiwse fltiK had ln-en ho.st-i
ed ovnr the official ImlldinK in
Brilislj concession Inetuiiinir the i.-ont Avenue church. y.lutoBd- tnc of ;,iric levels. " hnt .f:(IHnK
muDlrlpul ; council and- tile polico , , .,,,! j MuskcKon,. ,' bit -prices, ui. to c5(onl 1 huyhiK n
stiUion. !. ' ' isairi, and piovo that ho had . hceji ' eraily-asscHerf, .wherelwr ft ,per-
A HCuter tHsputeh says wv-i ftiiaiualmd. . ' .. I kaiw hoi ' sw' uenemllv coornled
Ihhitf was fiulet up lo six o'clock ,
last nlicht hanks and loisioess
houses remalotnif closiil. t'hlnese
merchants wero expressing anxiety
over the - financial and economic
Helps Rival
Mr. Gertrude Heehler. 22, of Cltl
Tago. plHwred aiwre. learned of a
lov Affair between her ItuRhrnd
nd I$-year-old Margaret Klaiae.
'I'll get a divorce, and you mus(
marry her." she said Then h
knitted clothing for Margaretses-
Mittd baby. And finally, when
Ueshlep was arrested tor laiinrg
to support kin awond wife,lrs,
Heehler yv'o, l arranged for ht
leas under a Load touaran-
that tho husband would pro
ld for his family properly., t
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TRY MORRIS m
1 nmMMnJ.
if '
'thexv' two Mien will piny kvtl
lits roles in Um fortlKMimlmc Mur
tt r irir r IC-v, , frank Nor
rij. IVmis MMr, McuM?tl -ttt
iidii .J.iint it, tlntUtM. ntm
uill MMMcir; hHuw iw4Mtrtvt
(;riy . I. .MHn-e. lUith arv of .
itHstln. Tju. wticrc (tu uvU
tiint vkm ximt frtutt Frt Horth'
ftisiijji of vcittWe ' .
Pastor's Love 5 ;
JVlOre UoniU8(f
-f'iLS, If, I t" t'W-i?-? .auce. the- mw hrk tu xh
tie, nit jMdav John Vandenwrp .wo.k iulrk(,, ln jtnrol, ,ayWw been.
has given .Mrs. t lura KiesKe.n..t- eaXb,m sHhontJJwy. .ml the
"""!. ,'"u"',' urBaigst .. 5uuttt'ulluntllg otmrtat eate hooros
Alnn h 1, ia deri.Ie helwoeii her ,., ,,,nlll li,. Kiii, time. itsuMnc to
" " .tees than ulipreUenai3tftro(te, "rnn pan riiptain ine .ipw lors tiiants.
Trunk j " .. M. and her love former five- i (aiiut. W1rt,,t U'.onton4. only rrms were not annonnrwl but th
wulvcd year-old son. Mux. v. .' V .4 that of J-Al, ta fait, an tha tauter . . fitiis Mnnuiter was
the The court's rullnn was piado lo ' votoms" olf "liabilities, ;WweUetf by it then an increase over his t'nrillnnl
coiint'enon with a petition '(Ut by
Jmes h KiCHffcn, to have it 0.U
vorcc' decree Kninted Mm. .Klc'U
amended and custody of ;iJHjum
taken from the iiiotlittt. . Testi nib J
kivii ik xn nittrtuic .,ufl.,
Judir Vanderwerp iiHd..kHiatHhH
mintou-v hud been atteiitit to Mrs.
Kht'n, nm! hml Kivpfl hf-r'a fluff
before the divorce wasgrunted.
The church board of the Korea
ed thai tm minister hud syerd i
itinister hud. syer1 j
with that church.
all connected
I Today - M vh. Murnc i' announced
he had orgfmiKed At new
(t h) woui, occupy Us
morl.0,v on( nHVp tl the rongre-
ntiun ai Mat . UHNnlHira'AC :ih'
lem,llnn f !.rfentlos-1.ilt
hroiwht by James KleSKe-Is
tiemllug sKtttmtt thfe niinloter
circuit court. ' - ' "SS .
.Mr. Harness nw. horo' ftbnt
Tillamook, Ore, two ycocs ago., .
outlook its a rnmlt: fanionese-'au-
I Iroril h-s were anxious s'or a .re.
sttmnUon of business but this was
rcBanh d as unlikely for the. ''(tin
Ih-uib In view- of the eeliuf W W
He-rurliy VEhk h prevailed.,
Hiiips began arriving here iodiiy
wlih British refugees froinfHan
' Hoth refugees and 0dP Of
fleers eonuiiented on the test riiint'
and toHMjiraiHe of th- riijtrb )na
rlm-s ltndr the directions; und (fro
IftKd provca'atioo. 4, - T ; , .
Aiiu'ru-aii.s Jasc , .
F'rivatp advice from ' Runkow
mihi all securities of lite bank of
Hoagltong there bad been rftovoired
tu lritinh ships. . ,
The stfiiim-r Kutwo left Kan bow
for Shanghai last night corryinc
A merican women and thtldreo.
I litest ad'ic' here wer that all
administrarive offices la tHe.ttrtt
Ish concession were la the- nanus
of the i'hlnesc, Th Cantonese
nttntstry of forciga affuir roa
tmuMl to ajure safety to forclfii
firs there. - t ,
MANILA. Jan. 8 AP tlear
Admiral 1arene& ft. WHUanuK
commander of the A'mer.can Ast
atic fleet, who has ten ordered
by thm navy depart meat to pro
ceed tu itiiaa for a survey of Ctt
fitlions, will I-ave hen aboard hu
fmgilp, the r, R Ut, l-Utsburff
tomorrow imrning for HbyU'ut. '
Admiral Wiliiams was toMruct
io take such ship with hlo. a
he teemed necessary. The flag
ship is the niy one that will leave.
Mrs. Caroline Demi
Locates in itmte
'After operating the f asbJoa
ljitrty jhp io La Irs ode r tha
Ik rriitvim? friit hm to ftfitM. Ida.. II
v,' hrrp nhm ha accepted th lean- !
auemetrt f the Mud Heamy ehop I
in the deportment stur lhe.
Mr? Ieal has had a aurcafut '
business her and is extchdihsj'ber (
tlianks to her patrons and frlemls. ;
itr aiiiip in tti aew Mmtth bttUd, j
Ink was sold thi week . o ' trtK
i MvHic OeLt. who wilf frtiA'a her.
SiHelb shop to that lor on. 1
Hcnt and her daiigttter. U!9
If,zcl Deal. wIM leavo tar HiIe Ul
tti&rmw morning, i ( r
Be At
Luntiba Meet
f th Tuti4d Farua. .1 nr io of
rUtowiU'r hoit ki fh, aiaf of
piMttfiVv v . J y, t s
wiU bp Is gaieisftl.a ttuetlfiir f
board ' cf hciibf iu?lt
presideBt, .
editors - smtaLunt editor,
&s munaMfer tmi assialaBt
ueas atasaifer of i oft Ulitu. the
fc(hilfh ik'hool anitual - publication,
Willi I""' St - twBw,,, I MIW4M4T 'VMtlO rWwHTHIMl lIC Kl jeBili
chajuhr ami it I fc c..;N U ujvon fiivo ytxin Nivt. i(x t-rops. lUiyt in-1
for short talk. . cludlne winter wheat ami hay
Mts l.oi Kehwn U 4H9r: Mlss'a.inna lhe bin vlelrts ahnuMl sulns
Lttoroihy KDrrkM. asrtstaitf mil- 't valius wMle wuu twmnty Hr
Mo: iUiiier le, hnsiisx jiu- ha ttere;uwK in value, InHiidwl
4atn a4 Kmwh ThJPtn. jn t), latter ti' ltls et
fasabitaiit liaslaww oxtiwiter, Mta Si14, rll. wall potatoes, sjirliis
'Model HnnHi. the. tM advumr, pvhKU. isilx, tuhuera and upttias. In
t la AaaHfiw tiMvrt
rk .Charles WakcflelA fadmatt
ronoiwt, which will be Wednesday
jitifht, Jan. 1, Mi J , . tali-
made, wMJ he aur.o. isroii hy Mrs.
If. . Appleliy. who will irtw
.sketch of tho tt( f fadaaaa.
J ' Misk :AU,'. SMM ,, Kermlt
ltnalti lll.eaoh staf f i"l-.
jtia'l soiu, accumiiaMled hy Mri
,K. Jf. iloliite nti the; ptaao. ,
v'. ; T .
alAAI . UtSiKi-Alj '
ay I 1.' t,f
vBM.UWn t,il(Ull(iH
I.T-IN i PAST ",YCAR
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. f!pnttB.ur: veto Pan One)
Jolihar, -and even rp wfcc.lclr
pawui5 w-ww-Mt
nntcd
tihnwrt in nnriy evptr mnih ly
tli chitlit inr-en, -niaii-nrde-f ftnd
larjr; department ':'ire onlnift
nf.rt we(ve4lMr 'sire, lw .w-
wnmier --
rriiniK of whslstitle trjidc tire, itf -
cording to, Wewl.ri.swv, k re-
ports, n( so torw wte 1, ven
yKo. whet. owrs pr.ee
h- -
of the
luor.iurku-uMw.th.ycar.itMl
.'T ,"rL ,
.rwirfte!' ti.'
country, - 'tiikep -
Wj went"
;e0ra-lreattifm &itt at : wttrn
ittB isouthern hanh m&pi&nimm, wiw!
l9 fourth In the nnttT
!liHtory.' Tto .vans' generally uii-
-Miif-d Mru& iiutrtham of
fnilurit . of-S -buHlw-e 16 . thft wesl rAi.rynjtK.
txroxttii 'U;nly.--' "Hcltd t"fi
9iah-Uiti: fy-Stoi&itH -wmild mmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmm
eepL6VioipJ J$fiW H(tlaUin
nrt'eedlnk tfiM lh&krviii defkt-
tfan haviri ttttt stfhwA wm-
I'Mhstrn ttt mm nsUM teattire
l'frha:
ef t y&
ear of?f rurlfHif , -
aiM(
which - eeneiiirtsV
. not
yt
s vhtirch. jaKreed'iHioti Hs,teftards Mlnae re
pulidi 10- suits, w'as'iliif toct'lbt Ih iTMl
iiuslness of the yenr.uii.nlnn at n,
mnmrtlr'WskHiK -suaBr '.lor-
ilhat.faJlMl l.rMs act Ms dlrn-t ln-1
oentivo'-to -llwsised.-tmnwtlnptlon.
il'he' past- yeiir Iw'tnliiiiiJ seen"
lh. UUtomoJille,-Hre.'spisar, cot-j
ruhhe:r;an a variety of th-;
.Uties,'. laimi..f, MdMeed; prh;eii(
ldenllijt".tfie.'cU;ae ' crMstHlHitlon;
I hriai fggmt nt. t(i1" reduc-'
UPU -toy tie read" t tho imst three (
vers .pomjiluiots of hand-m-moiitU
' ouivaasliuii-.whnshhsw. lieeo Itwtf
j" direct, c! of loerewdover- I
Fit JSwe Ttaat
lo r rdlnAfc-rj! tt&r th t oui,
tuiuilirHifl astet H rtwpte
tiiflamnKttory ' uifiTilonrt f
Xh ' oiouth 4pd icuus,
it io: not aiirfolfw or Yr
Jure th tpetB ahtf H U
pbasuat iu use, -V
Jpcly!r u-.ipi,4 for we
mM rklldrvs.
.'.;iC',.
! Mottle
Glass Drugs
t (, OrmfM
; befto eo? 'per tmlr of produ'ilji
or ml ,
- - i
ContHhutinft tj. th ftm&mm
Uifhtly in mm'vtm f I .A,
re det'UnMi,ij a nuaUr tf 4m-
llsir, ruhtipr. iui rw hIIIc, raysn,lhf? hou ts er4r though
, rt, iitf iron, i!vr f up-1 a vatittsi.' VF isrugcr, for years
pr, lftir.. nr mmrer and t-inon
T)w nutntrr of uicrivuHund
ttiNMiuets-riauHm? Hi this list rails
(altrnlliin to- the fori that th de-1 r.-o. who 4 aMdalaat chief clerk
yarimn. of narWulture ilacl thc"ltast wriwn. seek to succeed the ,!
vaiu of th coMotryV leiiaiiNr cri -chief Smt.fc3lc oflii' eraler, S
.n as li.u per rnt. behtw that
Mf the preiilni: year, aarf tii
; )r,ie been productive of l ':
ft'KU
PldKl
izU j
prkes; ia others. mullr
, hav failed m brlns forth Iho his
tu-ieos hopsd for.
lMdtloc Kurwtu -
Ueasons fur teiiiuerlnir ontlmlstk-
' predlctluns us tu ls;j wit fir
.,, rf ,,,Uon are not far
As ,hu elsewhere. IS
m,,,,,; MihiImI I'.tli. Use If a reeeiit
!, lu most. Hues. wMI sur-
I'fcassinK It In tuutio instances; twal
frtsw added or maintninMl atli
j-ovr ih eivrtler years that fellow ,i
H'h0 , tprHshHI. must 1
(whnimt IUi us iiossihljr m.iillfy-
t$ng the rsn.Misct of a inulisiied i
Jt&ard trend in the new yenc tin
tlMl iMt fnVMrWt M irf the
lure of the future nitty
ht ni III'
asrkiilfurv in vulttv nt
h Kluvrinie dnwn wit n??oil
b)lwn. ,he .vt,
f iiffrend cuaipcKtttua In tht uu-
UmioMi lrd. I,i- lir.iiluM.r likf,
uf ia!iK vtth( ttnd uf fnrnlntc
jjurt unity in pre-elinu yr; untl
th firuy Kwm) dtm nwartt wl
prtt'PK of raw and mitnufiiMirtl
Siiiterial .overtNt by tlt i'.rui-
irU' litdrx liutt ha hrmmht
thft Karai irU leypl dawn, ts
eopt for fton..t ..u.timr dHn
. ... ... , ,
JvwtB,r tw- lilUW te ,..,
BMW,hw ,llmnWly ...rfahh, ta
tlloMi who helievet tlmt lowered!
prices 1 the l.ma ro !.! .
ti(M1 pfrtlafu, M
m holders.
Hornsby to
, ., , , - ;
l , . . .
4 ' - : 1
J XHtT'YOKK, Jan. S. (API I
fSogers llornshy today slsnert lw.
,Iir conlnict to nlAr second !wiso
riilwry, which wns 30,S0 a ywr.
C ;
: lfeadllne you n'vcr iw: FOftl
-HlitltKH' FROM BfWNRftfif'
-WII.l -tfJ35TD: JU "1H
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Men's All Wool
- -Sox .
3 for $1.00
Heavy Wool Mix
tures, per pair
: 25c : '
Horse Hair
. Mittens
79c :
NEWORKtaTDRfi
Destroyers of High Prices. J
2
Mukihana & (ieorjte
In' -"Musical
Moments"
STARTING MONDAY
STATE CLOUD
LEGISLATORS
(CobHb4 from Ps On
? im nou-n rnn ?itr, un in- '
fsrtnid sMtt hi r 4rftin that hf will
unaSiSe to isrve. . Paul K. Mur-
It h nrterooj.. want h'!'rt :
IMP. (he Csttsle CSrvc alitor, to .
j e i. - .
i,or thff flrrt ffcw lit many sea- 1
, tnm Jim Wiww,! uf lrtlaud. 'has
llUIon fat rentt.Mrm In
he fcOHSe, Klehfh rVniJ bivlrk. .
of fMein, I arter the pitted ; !
e mttH p(. tne ,imy
wheiluleil fir..es (onila:
wUl inrten! in held on
Jnily .ftliers.
itiKhi,
MWmday
nlirhl, Jnn. 17.-
t
, i ' MISCELLANEOUS SALE
BeaMtMM Tasseb, suitable, far. kmjis, jaV
tovs," -scarf at ete, Vaiues ta R5c, now
Pilloiv jornw v ..;:..:.r.:::..: 41r
Stamd Goods, including Children's
Dresses ......si...; ...25c
ART & BABY SHOP
ARCADE
ONE NIGHT
THURSDAY
cWERICAS FOREMOST COLORED
MUSICAL
TIPTY PEOFtB
ChorifS of Southerrt 5raJtiej
1 -v: DIXIE OCHEOTBA j
ittimiiMuiHKisasi&iiis fsi 1 nsoohu
iummnimii
COMEDIANS SINGERS DANCERS
" The Fastent Funniest
Ncsi"o MustealSlww
on ihe Bead. r
- ' HeervHl cetN' tut tc'
Uiiri-K. st.Ml; i.mvtt'iiri -
ARCADE
Sunday
MATINEE ; ' NIGHT
Goodwin Goldie's
CALIFORNIA RED JACKETS
. Eight-Piece 3Iale hand
Stearns & Shirley
In
A Lot More Besides
ltf Minn-Mjm .Va t.1
La ttrnttiic, t.irtn, -
Men's Wool
Sox
49c
Men'& wooi sax in
several weights and
styles. Good Sac val
ues. JAN. 13
. SHOW
luntly at, U
t.5S. t.NH
In hi;
ltahniii.
Billy Wchcr
"The Boy Prom
The SMUT
SwamI & CJacini
In
Comedy ilajiciani
ft
Pictures
Orchestic
Tonijhl
BUSTER
KEATON
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