La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1927, Image 5

Saturday, April 30, 1927.
Oi GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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1 Local News In Brief
OOMl.NG EVENTS ' !
Juno 8. tt, II) rnlon ijvc.
stuck show at I'nliin, Ore.
July 21, S3, 23 Niulu Ameri
can l.i-Klun coineiilloii In La
(jruiuh.
October (di-rinltii lllllo ni.t
ilci-lilcd on' Oi-ckuii I'nmit.
Tonclior association convcntlou
licru. .
;Ms to lYuillctoii t
Fred 10. Kiddle went lo'Vclldlo.
leu l-'rlduy to spend the. day un
tyllsllUSS ' ' .' ' -'
Itcllirus Home-
l'rlee llurlow- returned on train
No. 17 this inornlnif from Durkro
where hf hus spent tho past week
worklni;.' . .
llimio l-mm l'ortlund-7-. , ,
. A. J.jKlunKo rctuiiud' to I.ti
Ciando 'ycslorduy utter, u short
hustiicssftrlp to J'orllaiid. t
J'usscd TKrouall City - ..--.-.Mrs.
(JeorKif . Bnssett passed
IliroiiKh I.u tirundc last ultrht on
train Niif- !3 en-route to Kpokune-. -
5
Left Portland-
iJr .., . ii,,... ... v.,..,,,. .,., ..ci ,
Nu. 23 for l'orllund wli
re she will
visit friends and relatives.
Jlt'lin us; to Oily
liny l'rk-e. rrturm:l
ye.Htynlujr
iiwii-niiii'c irimi i '11 ii 1 11 ii ii tin n t :iir-
Jk:.liiit w1hi-l lit; was vlHlltntr rc-
hitlves. ile Is manager of Tho ,
Tinin. j
Leave UW roiilaiid
' I.. O. Miller nnd wife, of Denver,
Cnlo., left last night for Tortlund.
While here in J.u (Irande. '' they
made their home at (he Kommer
hotel.
lcturnsftf lctkei--- '
Mr. end -Mrs. KtrciiiKe unu son
who have just recently coino to
this city 'from' California, returned
to their: home In Meeker, Colo.,
last evening. They slopped at tho
KmnllH'l'i llot'-l while here..
W ill .loin Wife . - ?
.lack ftlcGhcan left this morning
on train -No. 17 for Portland where
he will join" his wire." Ho. plans
to be gone a week.
Cm-s to Klamnuitll l-'llll--'
liny McCloud nnd wife passed
througli the elt y this morning by
inilo. Theyaris en' route to KluinT
nth Fulls. . . ' : ' ';' ..' '
Oif-toii ('l)y .Visitor - .
Mis. Jlari3-;:I'l'lee is here in l.a
rulidu fot6 days from Ore
gun city. ,'SUi Is registered at tho
Kolcy. "I '
I'oiClnml Visitor.-;
' Mr. und Mrs. Charles
Walker
Portland,
end daughter. H'-lem
..uiit,.ir In Ibis eitv for a Tew
ar
ya 'before . returning to their
llns Operution
Jay Huefer. rjovo, came to IJI
(Irande laat.f-vi nllig to undergo uu
operation.: He is registered at tile
Koh y hiilel.'.
Poillanil Mun lleii
v .u- Sliimhrti-lil. Ti-uni
the
Porlland KUinehft.-l.l Hoofing coin
panv, is in the city lo look ufter
ll. 'roofing; problem-of the now
C.rail.le HonUe hotel and the Hen-derson-llrown
apartment house.
('iirrectlon 1 .
t ..n....,.ti. u't ' was
made in
Thui-HdaVs Observer r i '"
(,t a biihv auuhter t Mr. and Mrs.
t rani; I'-rVahtf It should have been
Mr. and xo H'-yant.
l'.-re Vvi'Wi Ti iidle.tuii -
It S lluh''S. - former l'rcHl)y
Irrlan mslnrt Tnlon but.Jtow en
KnK..d in buslnoHrt in I'endlcton.
,IM u visitor In I-a Grande last
niKht. He returned to i;matilla
county late .In the evening.
StiHipcd itt lint In1i
In-. MiU-k l'hy enjoyed o visit
Tiiiiinl:y.;with lr. W. . Itobin
mn, who Htopped ' at- lot Uiko
s.inatoriuni en roitle to hia homo
frum Chicago. this week. Pr.
Kiibiiinun and Pr. Mark I'hy werffl
formerly .class mates ; In Itiisli
iffiUcid school.
The Greatest
I Clothing Sale
Another big week of fast and
furious selling beginning Monday.
EVERY ARTICLE IN THE
'( STORE REDUCED
' Come Bring a Friend
0NT (gTHIE
"THE VrOBE WITH
.-, Men's and Boys' Outfitters
tiws Home . jv; , , ,
Jlr. Hcuny. who wus recently
hurt In an accident when a tele
lilionc polo foil with him, has ro.
turned to his homo from tho
Qrundo rondo hospltul.
Had Operation
I Hv.i,.m
Mpi Huydam who recently un -
derwent an operation
ntlon nt the Ornndu
Hondo nominal, returned lo her
homo yesterday. Hh,. whs form-
erly employed ut Nowllns.
Milking Machine Installed ' -
A mlllclns muehlno hus been In -
stalled at the I'hymcro' farm," tho
use of which enables ono dairy-
mun to perform the work formerly
done by several. In addition to
the suvlnc in Him. nnnih... uiK.iii.t-
ago of tho machine Is that of sanl-
tatlon.
iierurrom liakt-r
Judge Wlllium Duby. of Baker.
chairman of tho . stuto j highway number. Tho Itev. 11. C. Leo. ot
commission, accompanied by Mrs. IJnlon, gave un Interesting tulk on
Duby und their duughter, Mrs. Hoy ' "Kraternallsm." Mrs. Ohrissio
Cans, .wore In La Grande this luoni- Lester guve a group of song num
Ing. Mrs. L)ubv und Mrs. L'uss met . bers. assisted by her sister, Mra ,
Mr. iOoss here and -will ueeom-.
pany him to Wulla Walla, Wah
whrrc Mr. and Mrs. Casa niako
their 'home. -Mr, liuliy .wilt A-Ult
hor daughter there for some time.
Itdum Hoiutw
Mr. und Mrs. Ot, J- Dutton and
two children, .Albert nnd Naney.
liuvo returned to their home hero
after a ten-day nuto (rip-to West
orn Oregon and Washington Mr.,
Diittnn nttinlI thn nnniml nifnl- I
-gon-r-lrf
Mt-Mlnnvillo, after which they vIh-
l-rom there they went to Tacomu,
Wash., where they visited with Mr. !
Imtton's mother. wltlte he attended
tile District Hotary conference.
Vrjced to Get TleketH
i Menibern of the Young Women's
KducatlonaV auxiliary who have
ot yet secured tickets for the nn-
i'uu' immnwi ib
reservations nt once. Tickets may
bo purchased from .IK-rtha Wal-
sluger at Putnam's store, or from
' Mrs. Anna Polnck nt tho l.a
Grunde National bank. Tho ban
- quel xvlll take place Monday even
ing. May 2, In the basement of
. the I'-lrst Methodist
KutHeonal
,.l,-n1, nl nnvi.ti n'elnek llin dillnl..
. . .
! i i, .iu,..i . nn,, . ihiv
il,r nlL-ht
I which Is Tuesduy.
. . . ..-
;T6 Hbsorvc Hoys Wci'k
All of the churches ure expected
Ho observe boys' week-In" tho'ser
I vices tomorrow which is the first
I day of the week.,- At tho Island
'j Oily Coiiiinunity church a special
-: program In observanee of the week
linu been ai-ruiiced. There will Uu
Sunday school at .10 o'clock a.V3
during ilie;l l o'clock sirvlces scv
erul talks by men and boys will no
heard, vlum the men nnd boys of
the community' "arc especially in
vited to attend.- l-:pworth leuguu
w-lll ue netu ui seien wviurn. i.
lowed by an Illustrated lectilro un
"A Motor Trip Through thu Con
go" NAB PLANES
INVOLVED IN
ALIEN PLOT
(Contihucd from Tugo IK
belief they had been unloaded a
.few mllcH south of th field and
. ordered u search. Sheriffs deputies
las well as police wero called Into
1 the hunt. Ohancy and the two
'aviators wero taken to the federal
building for questioning.
Six l'llts llehl
The two aviators under arrest arc
Km melt JuiiKhrake, und Jack
O'lirien, pilots of the other two
planes.- J-'our pilots who wero
asleep In the bunk house at the
a Irport also were taken into cus
tody. They, are Ilex 1'ui-eeii, 1-'.
Cunningham. A. I'). KlemliiK and
Kord Wheeler.
The iinmlKiitton office said that
the planes-.left Kngle Airport late
yesterday and that ihelr arjents In
Tinjujuia later reported the arrival)
a f I lm i iriilu unu I li ir i lm Mnirn.
'tlon of ten Chlncso lu the planes
'and their departure.
I The arrested men declare the of
' fieors killed DauKherty without iv
'' Ins him u chaiico fur his life and
deny that he or any uf them ever
enu'tied In itny alien smmryllni,-.
A CONSCIENCE
LODGE OF MOOSE
INSTALLS HEADS
Large Crowd Attends the
Meeting Held at Eagles
Hall Last Evening
Officers of thu locul order of tho
; Moose lodffu wero tnstullcd Inst
I evening, whon a meeting- for Unit
' purpose was held at Hug-los hull.
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nnd was attended by a largo crowd.
The limiiillntlnn
services wero
1 eii.w...i i. ii... ..tin. .,.,.,.,,.
dictator, l)r It. 11. Miller, und In
j addition to tho ceremonies nn In-
iti-restlng program' was given.
I ''''addles Wonderful rnl" was sung
' by "s8 Gertrude Swart, aucom -
I panted by Mian Huth tiwurt, vio-
' Hn, and r.co. C. liryant at tho
piano. Miss Juunlla Chunks play-
. ed a Dlano solo nnd GcorKO Moats'
I played a harmonica solo, nccom-
Iiinnlecl by Miss Muml Woodell
at tho piano. .Miss Nora Sltlor
pinyea a piano seieeuon unu m
Miss Mosby gave a fancy danco
l'hiintal Lamb at tho piano, lifter
Wlllen Ilio program cioseu .nil u
...ui.
Swiss yodellng number by Mr. and
' .' t ... ,,ffl,' j south of Vlcksbuig. Should a
n-i. m, Vli,iri..,i were- el'r"""' brK occurit uny ono
wIlTaro cZL dltt tor A t "' t,u,H0 "lact'" Bm,t 'lo"l
nllacc tuss. dlttutor. would be turned loose on central
l.ovcll, vice dlcttUor. 11. G. Mason, ,,,,., U(J,nB , , KaWra
''J'"" which already have moved out of
Ham hwurt,, trustees lr.. It. !..,, Arkunsus
Ml lor. dull-gate, to tne supreiuu
lolgo; . w. Swart, u.ternatej KlMs
tt .... Dn.iannt nt iifms- flnurco
"na "lo nooded uH-n, with .he I.e.,
l.elm'n bun'ouet and d'anc'o wa's
' for th romulnder, of the
cvon,ng. Members of the comlt-
lee In ehui o were- Charles K.
"j.. ,.. .." Miner Or A N.
Miivvlile H W Swart' H C i'ro-
j '.j lf'rcd' Tuupln '
COURT HOUSE
TITT T TIf 'I.'
"rnnVnnMAT
(Continued from Page 1)
request earlier In the week to
i.i.n.. ui.ii.l Moinemie Willi
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.niiinoi uy 10 ui-i un mi.. ,..v"...'.
. ..... . . t.. 11111
! .... A . , .u
. . ',,V" .T ' , .....
i' . .
... din.,, ...nil nil tit-miieuilH settled
among the three city executives. I
Muy Dcrhlc Summer Norinul
Tho meeting today may alfu de
eido. whether In (irande will re
ceive -tlie slimmer normal school
sosslun,. which has' been held In
Pondleton In the past. . :
The general opinion held in l.a
.,.i.v .,. ,i,. n, mIio ensi f
rtYwSTcou hulls was favored by
the regents, although whether It
1 ..j. ,
ln
WOU1U UU HCieeivu Ul iimi. una nil-
amm-n. . ,
The city bus an option on !).2 ad-
M,lnn..l...r.Pu ..f I.....1 l.r.t-eeti. ih.
.Masonic cemetery
hou-ic aiic. UW h
ill bu added lo
the present ncrcatfc.
Sites lnspe'tct
- Ttc.i mniiiKoi-ti of llin
i"
building i
. miimltteo of ihc normal reccnls I
bourd were in Ii Cran.le the first
uf last week and Inspected nil sites.
Some time before thai C.ovcrnor
1 i 1. Pll,.iii mill Keii-elarv nf
. ;
State Sum .Ku.er. members
buai-d of eiintrol, went
ier llie
.,.,i 1,,,., in nn informal
vNt t. turn-undo
Msltto l.at..ande.
nrT A nzn r -.' If IS
ROLAND LOCKE
IIFIfC If A rIP IT
yVlIMS HALL II
nillT A rttPT nUI A
lllUtLUULIl Jlll,
. KltANKIjlN l--ll-:i.l. Phllad'l
phla. Apr. 30 (AP) After trull-
1. 1.. I..-.. -I.-.. i ..I inn
llulund A. l.ocko of Nebruaka, field .leelul-ed III l--cderal .lildgu proniislng poslllon witll tho woman
wbrld s record holder. Hushed K Frank II. Kerrlgan-s court hero liloinber of ill" gang,
grout burst or speed today to beut'tuduy that the nttonicy general. A ;hlrd suspect In the ulleged
.liickson V. Scliulx, New York A. dei.arliiient of juslieo and lieasiiry blackmail nlk-mpt on Mr. Dim
C. voteran nnd Henry A. Uussell, depai-iineiu are nwnro thai the sulx- limn was being sought, this urtnr
of tho Pelin. A. C. at 220 yards. iiio of the Canudliin ruin vessel noon by police and sheiirt's dep-
l.ocke wos third and last In tho . l-'criurulship. wus lllcgnl, and t lm t utles.
century but came buck In tho fur- the craft will be released next Dunhniirs urm wus broken lu
long lo breuk Into nn early lead week. Ilbree places In un alliick made on
and hold off the challenges of I Hatfield asked Hint the court set hlin Thursday night. : Walsh, lic
1...II, I. Is ru,,l. In ll, l,.l sa vnnls. 'ever fin- line week Hie aetlnll Clisod of extortion. Is charged With
The Nebrnskan won by two yards
from Scholr. who cume up with a
rush to nose out Itussell In the Inst
few strides. Locke's time wos W. li. Hamilton, collector of eu-4-51
seconds, fust considering the tolas, and Hatfield to show cause!
sloppy track. . Avhy the United Stales government.
8chols' time In the 100 yards was
10 1-10 seconds.
A - Wuti-rtown. JIuHsachusfltH,
lllflxlruilltl U'u ullnti 1 1 u.i.l l..r r....-tr.l
Washington l Ik-Iiik equipped and
opened us a gnraRC.
i iVill Save Game
Here is Xlilo I-;. Wcslhrnnkc. scire
tary o the Oitl-dnor Life Conier
euce lu t'hicacu. ills incHiiltuliou
wants a hunter's piiradisc Just i
outside the city limits of Chicago I
by establishing Iiiibo gam .pic. '
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I The Flood At j
' A Glance
ii i i
ll- tliu AxMK-lnUil l"ri) '-
KpreadinK with alarming- rnpll-
ily, tlio .Mississippi flood threat.
ens complete Inundutlon of south-'' card found on his body an William
eastern Arkansas and milch of'kPwy. f Oakland. 'und his wo-
northern und centrul Louisiana, 'man companion believed lo bo his
I'restdent CooIUIk; appeals to
thu country for n fuml in excess
of five millions firm asked fur in
,
"''"it to relievo sufforlnir nnd un
. . """"""" "
1 A new breuk In' tho Arkuusiui,
rillsl"B neurly JU (lu, number
uf tle unu "" n now u""-'-
w.ater.
More Masting NlhhImI.
I I-outumiu ' e a a I n o o r s decide
upon further blasting to open a
wide crevasse at Cucrnavuii, 15
miles south of New Urleans la
the hone of lnu-erinir tile flood
level ut tliut city and above,
Tho breaoh In tjils, the fust ar-
tlfleiul crevasse ever inado In thu
Mlsslssluni dvkes. Is unnroxlnii.t.i
ly 60 feet w I do ut ono place with
. I
n. large, volume of water running
hrough to Inuuduto the town of
ucnuiun. unu several miles ut
surrounding territory.
l)a,igcr I'cveloiilliB
riu uuiiKt'i Biiuia imit' uviri"
. ,'.,
" "
--. ,
for elvlllan . dletatoiahlp in
working under the direction of up.
polnleea In tho three stntes now
" seriously affected.
J i n-niurni i uuiiuku. iuih-m uuuei
' consideration the tnvltnllon of
I Senator Pat Harrison, of Missis-
jsippl. to personally visit tho flood
ART DISPLAY
LURES MANY
TO SCHOOLS
(Continued from Page 1)
ed tho work of the school child-
fen.
One of the best results re.
eelved from the annual art exhibit
Is lUMiiuiInt Ing the parents of tho
children with tho toucher. .
llj.lil.,a l fill,.
Mrs. Ilouchis In (Huil-un
The exhibit wan urranged under
tho direction of Mrs. I.. I.. Doug-
Ins, art supervisor In tho public
suJiool system here. Art work in
the schools has been carried on
under her direction during tho en--
tiro your, her duties being to out-
line the course of study to be fol -
lowed and organize the work. Once
;very six weeks during tho school
'"' " '"' "
system have met with her und
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earned of the course of study to1
" lo"'," "
l'i iuu.. x no eAueiieui wi.v 111 uiv
in lm- nviiuuin inin ji-ui in iiuii- '
:t,:: ru.l.ul ml. utguulmut t
ciiori on tne purr, or me icucuers
and the. art supervisor.
II lull SchiHrt Mjike run is
The hiKh wrhool Is also plun-
lne hibit to be hrld some
time next monlli.. l'lnns are for
" " eye.u.is
n a lnuKiiun. in uiiiiiiiun 10
the dlsiilnv In the Industrial arts
i...ii,i ,. i ,..n ..vi.n.ii I.... I.,.,..,
,i..,.i., t,v Wnluli and wlfo I
neiu every year, incro win also un
j exhibits ill t hi- main building. It Is
announced. Tho dale for the ex-
iblblt hus not yet been definitely
,,-elded upon.
q',. nt
oelZUI e OT Otllp
rt-U X- i 11-; I
ii tiu iu Miv Mueyui
SAN I--!ANC1KC1. Apr. 3U. (Al')
IT U Al i:....r,.,. .1 II,. I.
brought today by owners of tho
Kedcrulslilp in Hie name of M. K.
Slune. euptaln of the craft against
should not release the vessel mm,
ills curgo. . Tho delay was griiuled.
Of the orlnlnul public domain,
"cudliiir Alanka nnd UnuU wUn
natlonul forcsta and other reserva-
lions, there ore approximately 656.-
105.000 acres of public bind not yet
surveyed. '
v TONIGHT
ItK-AKIIO COItTI-:,
I.OIS WII-SOV
In
x i-: w v K"
. ; MAE
MURRAY
"VALENCIA"
A Talc of Iicauty, Suspense and Romance
ALSO
5 ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE
Two Killed When ,
Auto Jumps Off
300-Foot Bluff
I
I
KI.'Il KK A. ("ill Atki 90 Amlit Is estimiltefl flint Dm liri.nl will
A mini lileiif lri.,,1 l,v nn lnatinniin
' wife, wero killed late yesterday uf-
ternoon when their coupo plunged
over a SOU-foot bluff on tho high-
way four miles north of Gurber-
ville.
The bodies were hurled rroin tho
car in Its' descent. Mro destroyed
tho car.
inu luupu Mwvrvcu irom iae
hlBhwuy wlu-n tho hub of it front
it... mrucK uto nuu or nnotnor
car, driven by Mrs. I'Yunk John
son, of Itio Nldo
Uf A M QffflT A ?
iWmiV OMMXJ1 mo
ATTEMPTS TO
MAKE ESCAPE
MeMINNVIi.Li:. Ore, Apr. SO
(AP)I atiempt to' flee from
Mng officers who surprised him
his Compalllans In tho opera-
i ,. of . ,,..,., ,,.. .' ...
(covered In Yamhill county. Wil-
tin.. u..,wi. -iun.t.lM
' "' ". '"- """V.
" p"8" "l. V"
(,10r law vlolatlans In ' I'ortlnnd,
he In n loeal hospital facing tho
Prospect of going through llfo
with boll, legs paralysed. Tho
8llot whlcll own(.(l ,,, aB no
broke away Into the darkness was
flre.l bv llv-Am. state nrohibl.
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Sheriff McQueen, of Yamhill coun-
,y ,,,t,, raid ,X,y declared , hi.
ed by Manning nnd McQueen, thafj
He "rst fired in tile air us Mniltn
and a companion, who was usslst -
imk ......
still, slartcd lo run. Ho fired n
second lime Just "as Hmlth stumbled
und the bullet hit tho fleolng mun
below the right shoulder.
Smith wos rushed to the hospital when the Arkansas river levee
here," when) It was found that hroko nt South Mend .lute yester
both of his legs wero paralysed, jay, hundreds ot workers lost a
When tho officers approached tho t(.Q.duy battle and tho evacuation
SHU they found the moonshiners uf overy smull town In soulheast
had posted flvo guards on the road ,,rn Arkansas was nuulo necessary.
below the plant, which was located
In a rnvlno on the hillside in tho
Chelnhcm valley. As tho officers
closed in they found the still,
which had a capacity of 1S5 gal-
Ions nnd wus I inning out about 05
gnllons of liquor a duy,
in full
operation. Tho plant, .- including
, vulH containing 2U0O gallons of
mash and twelve. 2T0 gallon cook-
Ing vuts. all full, wus housed In a
sort of a tenlhouae concealed from
sight from the road by brush,
Smith told the officers that tho
still had been In " operation for
about a month. :
, Officers Wilted the scene of tho
still today una round gniionsoi
finished Tiro1iiii"lilddoii,'..Slioi-iro,
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VIUCKIIIUU IVllllf
At Klamath Falls
KLAMATH l-'AI.I.S. Ore., Apr.
It). (AP) Kxlslen'cu of n black
mail ring which bus -sought to
prey on at leust three Klainuth
Fulls business men wus. charged j
here this urternoon by District At
torney William Duncan as a result .
of his Investigations of the. ul- ,
leccd assault on 1-1. A. Dunham,
"" '. ...
were cliarg.il Willi ex uriiu,. ...
coii.plalnls filed by tho district ut-
torney this nriernoon. A ehargo
of mayhem' will bo filed ugalimt
.Walsh, tllu district ottorney an-
'nounced.
i .noiher nulo deuler, whose
I, ,.lil,l.,.l,l was an Intended
;:;;.,,,., gUg f hmle B,e
workers, said tin- district attorney.
bill the dealer would not permit
hliiscf to lie pilieeil 111 u eu.ii-
maiming nunliaul when the latter
protested. It Is alleged. over
Walsh's demands for money. ;
i-:. it. ciiiNN iii i:s
MHATTl.l-!, Apr. 30. (API K. II.
r'hlnn, vh-0 pri-Mldunt anil Kcncnil
inaiiuKor fur mnru than 10 yearn nf
the 1 ok Kern' Infurtnnl Ion bureau audi
one (lf 1() bpMt fcnwn nu,n
con-
,.,,. Wlih the bn.-i.-li.ir iiidiistrv in
,h(. .,.nP northwest, died hero t(,-
UuJ, uflcr thrt.0 Uliyil inCHH.
Arcade
Shows 2-7-9
AND
IN
HOPE LEVEE - .' . ,
i.pn,,. Iiril Y
: UtUtiAli UlLiLi
, LOWER FLOOD
t
' '
(Continued from Taje 1)
iw
lllku aft innrn llinn n,w, itilllln.i
j cubic feet of wuter a minute,
' low?ring tho river stugo at New
Orleans by 30 Inches und thus ro-
1 lluvliirr the pressure the swift mov-
. Ing current now exerts on the
levees protecting tho city ulong tho
crescent bend.
.
I TWO JtOHE l:l-S IVK WAY
I MKMl'HIH. Tenn.. Apr. 80 (Al')
Two new. leveo brcuka und the
thi'cut of ut least flvo more under
. ; . I
"J"'.81'1 Xbc h,hV-t CI'Lat
";T"7 ''. ."T 'r.:r.
urueu Huueu louuy ip inu mummy
crescemllng deinnmls for relief
1 which hove caused President Coo-
lldgo to uppenl for a fund greater
than that of $6,000,000 first asked
for thu American Hed Cross.
Wlih tho scope ot tho disaster j
lug water inundates uddltional
tuwns, somo of tliem ordinnrily far
from tho river, tho president was
uwuillng a conference with Her
bert Hoover, secretary of com
'"7 ' , V '
I louring the flooded none from
merce who hus siient a week In
' Memphis to below - Now om-ans.
Atwtvt, ..,.. !-- - - -
i, Hn before the nation U
i word olcture of what, ho found In
a radio addrews from station WMO
of the Memphis CotnmorclHl Ap
peal which will be hooked up with
probably 80 other Htutluiia In two
national networks of the Natlonul
l!roadt'lln(r compuny, .
Mr, Hoover will bo on the air
u iking Vd mlnu A few minutes
luter m win leave lor wuhiihikiuh
' to report personally to 1-rcs.dent
i 200.000 Hefiigix-s
Hed Cross ofrleluls ut dlBuster
j rih.f heuduunrtcrs In Memphis
mini luuuy mill, iiiwio iiiiiii -mu.ww"
refugees hud registered, and that
ti,0 rlgure now undoubtedly rep-
represented hardly more than hulf
J of tho total number affected.
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Men's Union
Suits
(ioial qiullily timlbed cotton
yurll short sleeves, full
length ,
75 - 95
A I lll.l .lit' I NIOA' S1ITS
' -In iialusonk nnd striped inn-,
"tcrliils full cut
.. 45 - 75- .'
. XI'-W.W-O.N rtTIII.KliO
I'MOXS
jii:.'s wtntii Miners
In him- ami greys
OVIJt AI.I.S
95
NEWDRKbTQRE
Ucslioyci's of High I'rices.
PATHO MEUHOMEm ,
Servicu
Will locate the t-anse (tf yunr
tlOllltle.
t'H i rcf ureArrn? 'win 10-
liMiv Ihi' caiiKe.
Try my Sl'KCTHO-Sl'N
I, A M I' for I hat run-down
condition.
- Ilt. J. K WOOHKMj
Chinip'acior mitt
.(ilintpatli
'JO Sommer ltldh'. l'lionu
SUNDAY
ONLY
LLOYD
HUGHES
JJ J '
wMfMi
lArknnsas t'ity, Mcaehco. I.ultevll-
lage,and Herinolt. ul ready sufler-
llug'tioiii Uiii high water, wuru lit- I
,,u'a""B tllu cnlL'r uf'ufefH
itho new inundatiun. . - !
. Tho Hed I'rosH reported that 5U
'curlonds of supplies were en route I
,0 Memiilils for dlKtiibutlon from i
vurliillH imiIiUh. 1'llev i neluilnil ; 5! 7 I
eiii'lnuilH fif VeiretntileM. IU'ii eui-.l
loads of fish, seven cai-luads of!
blankets and cots, und u carload
uf army moss kits. !
j Tho Arkansas dead list todey'
stoutl at llu, iiavn.g ieen Increased
overnight by the drowning of. three
.reuroes near Ihialund, tho death
of (two otheiM from exposure and
the flnillng of tho floating bodies
"; lwo whllo men In baekwuter
near ! orrest City.
'. , , , , "
YAWm I'lTV
' aim FluoU
illlKK., Apr. an.
wutei-H rttslilng
tni.nifh a iiifiarf-Ptni.lshnlliitiiiiii.
" , . ,
tbrough a protection levee hero this
niornlng toro uway u wall on the
" City Oompress coiupany s
ul cuiioii. viiieiuin (.niiiiiini.-u linn
th dtitnuuo would reueh $500,000.
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR BOYS' WEEK
(Continued from Pugo 1)
Mouth on Fourth to the high sciiool
athletic field, where ut ' o'clock,
the second uuiuml nuiw Kamett for
g'mn.ur school championships
will be held. Grunt lican Is mur-
shul for tho purade.
1'urcntH and frtemlH are urKent
ly requcHtid to ntlriid theso kuuu-ii.
There will be no ud mission charge.
rNUIIUINU
A Lane in Spain .
If You See Sally
I'm Back in Love Again V ;
My Regular Gal - :
Delirium
Boneyard Shuffle m , ?
Moonbeam, Kiss Her For Me;:.:'.'
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GLASS DRUGS, ING:',
The REX
STAR
WHAT
II Xto X -t would you do If
V1 s3sYt 'ou had ifit 3
vv C'J )) Il0U1S T L,VC?
'"ji
"ir I en n only I d' J I '
see liliu In-roiTi VL jTY Jrfu.
"I'll love yoll Vl "W-." "iT Ik -jJ'
If I .-..uiii tru-l Vr ' WM niSSUl1
you!" sj. 'vj3'mtJ f '
One" hour of Jbir?' '
mother - love 4M ,
one hour of ro- Vfw i V'.'
mancc and one - '
hour for re- a A
vengel Three j& ' fL-
hours of fever- l3P TNr '
heat emotion for 'y1 jyy
C O R I N N
GUlfFlTIHl
flffi HOURS -
Never such a beautiful Corinnc! .;
Never such stininff drama!
Fox Comedy "THE MAD RACER"
M ITOHII
in tmi win;
1104 Adams Store M. II
j Urande, On. -
Men's Silk
Hose
49c
Men's novelty Hose
silk plaited on lisle.
High spliced heels,
double soles, .heels
and toes. Fine snappy
patterns in a combin
ation of colors. Sizes
ova to u'.. y;
l-'OHIWT (iltOVK, Ore.. Apr.; jif,
Al') i.'ompctitlin continued lol
day nt the fourth annual Intrrntati
nitlsle tournament conducted at
clflo university with about twenty
high schools represented In yurloua
oveuts. ' , ' ' v ' ' ' "
. ' - . $
New York city boasts 'a one.
u lined paper hunger.: Un la alxtyl
years old and hus followed IiIacsIH
ing for forty-flvo years, c
sal
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Hear TJiem i
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.' ' The Newf':;-';
Brunswick.
Panatrope
and
Prismatone .
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