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Tuesday, July 0, ITA GRANDE KVRNINO OHSERVKR 1'ace Five t j- j 1 Local News In Brief COMING EVENTS Inly 21, 11-, INI Statu AiiutI cuii Legion ctmvinUou iu La ; rui.uk--, uduImt (.u-fiiuio dale not let-it It-il on', Oregon I 'ureal -'IViulur lUvMX'iaiKm coim-iiUou I it-re. In .New IIoiik Or. and Mrs. W. K. Thlstlewuilu in" inovluK Into their new homo in ' 'onm r'8 addition. To 1-ake .Mr. and Airs. I.ynn Itohnenkaiup .iti'i children -spent Sunday at their cahSii ill Wallowa lake. I Ionic I'l-oni Trip M,n. .1. i. I'h Ids returned liuino ever Mm- wt'i-k end fruiii u visit iu j'urtliitul. l.eaxes lor Tin; )alles A. lleidel left tills lliornill!? lor The llitlles where he will luuli aller hu.sinei:!, matters. I Kr.DM-rlnn ' .Mis. CharhH l-'ross Is recovering f lioin an appendix operation w hich : : he ulMlerwent last week at the ; (iianile Uonde hospilul. At ( nliin .Mr. and Mis. V. It. liohnenkamp were iiinonm Ihe Wallowa lake vis HorH from l.a Orande over the, f.Miilli. 'I'hev spent Ihe week, end their cabin. films For IIoimI Kiwi' (II. nu Smith hit this inornillB lor I loud Kiver w here he w ill w ork pail of the summer .Mr. Smith viadiialeil from the hlfc-h school liere this spriliB. On Vaeallon John lliil'luiali, bell hop at tile Summer, Is spending his vacation in I'oitland. Henry t'onnir Is tak iuit his place duriliR his absence. Mr. I'linmr will no on the night shift on Hoflman's return. - ,l Itnrrie llonn' Mrs. C. S. rlauson, of l'ayelle. i l!..,,. Salurdav for a week visit at the It. . Itnrrie home. in this city. Mrs. Clauson Is owner of the I'.iyette hotel. To linker .Mr. and Mrs. CeorRe I.. Ander .:,n, and sons drove to Baker today i,.r Ihe Klks' convention. Mr. An ;. , iMjn is eonnecled with the 1'lKgly WiKly si ore here. fii Bak i h,.i, k: lliadv Is at Uaker to day, where he is allendlnt; Ihe B. I' d i:'l:s convention. He will j.'luru to l.a Urundo this after J;eun. Home 1'iimi itcnlioli The Mimes Kuth l.ampkin and M-.uiV Nice, noriiuil school stud- u'l'i'hcre retuined this niorniiiB ,,; week .lid Visits at their 1,,,1-ms Miss l.ampkin spent the k..liduy at l'ayelle Lakes I'lu-. -Mhile Miss Nice visited in Bakel. '! o Make New Horn1' , and -M is. K-lwnrd Holmes ...nl children. Nancy, Bobby, and i i,.n yesterday by car for '1 ac ;',a' where they will make their , ,. Mr. Holmes has been ap i,ited district ll.anim-er lor the ii (Ireiron ole oma II - has made an cm. iu " ; ,.,a loininlt that compan. l.-.v-,, .. 1,,'.,.,, high man In tho statu l. sl yar. V Oman'. Kdilol Hell" V U, and Mrs. ;...lv Whvssler as their gmsl today. Mrs. Ji .ill. Mar.in. of Omaha. Nelr. .Mrs. ,"fc,. is woman's ..liter lor the O.eil . Bee- A Iter a short slay Stl, h.r .ri.ie'-s lure sin- will go S i,, Western Oregon. Mis. J, , vi-u. .J iu I"' '.ran.1e about Hi', years ago at tile Whlssler le and made her home In tvrlhind alone tin,... She dec ares thai she is delighted to be back J.i I he slate. ra- I I n v call al ll:i " sundry. thin the loimdry was aim'. Milled in the lire department ,l- out I. olh trucks only to , d that a small grass lire near . ,,,d,v was already under ;,! Kir- Chief ' "- Mudiison. , , meiiliiig on th -enrrenee. iid 1 1i.it 11 is poor policy lo telc ii.isinlorinatlon about a riru .asmneh as wlilh- both trucks id on a ' false alarm" the ,!. wi;.i wilhout I iii mediately ,-altiil.l.. fir.; protection. HARDEMAN Hat FOR 1EN AT CLINT'S !? 1.5)5 to S8.13 McKIRBIN STRAW 1 1 ATS 2V . Off Regular Prices HATS OF QUALITY Clint's Clothiery Tin. Store Willi m Cooscieni Homo I-iihii Portland (Jruut FuKle liu-s returned to I41 drande utter u business trip to Portland, At Ilukrr Vi'sti-nluy -Mr. and Mrs. t It. Kuct hurd and daughter. Uorothy, Bpeiil yiH terday at Uaker. Home From Portland ' Air. and Mm. L. b Weeks have returned to their homo here after a week end spent iu i'ortlund. VIsllillK Here Mr. und Mrs. KiiKeno Itk'Ui urn visitine; In Lu CiivitiUc. They uiu I from the Jlie; llend country Iu WushhiKton. lld'O l'Klllt I'dl'tllUUl Mi-, ami Mrs. l.ou Harris and daughter, Murlun, and aon, fcddle, drove to l.a (jralldc from Portland Sunday. They plan to be hero most Of tllC HUlUlllOl. Attellileil t'ovtr Celebration .Mr. and Mrs. Krazier are vlsit iiiK iu Ihe city from Portland. They attended the celebration at I'ovo yestenlay sponsored by the Kpia eopal church VMtinir hi City I dial Andrews Jr., ninl ltobert I Amlrews, of Notus, ldaM arc vlslt- intr In l.a Urniide at tho liome ot ( Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spaeth. They ; plan to he here about n week. II'Hik l-'roiii SKjkane Mia HurIi K. Brady and Mrs. Martin KitzKcrald have returned to Iheir home In l.a Grande after a trip tu Spokane, Wash., and Port land. They were away ubout u week. ! Stopped Hero .Mr und -Mis. Kdward Schwelgler, ..I- l-'.iiL-eue. loriner residents of La. (Irande, slopped In l.a Uralide to I . .. i,.-u vili Thev nay 10 it. .... - will return homo to Kugeno from here. ileiv l'l-oill Calirornia .Mr. and Mrs. I'". A. ltlggs, whoso home Is 111 California, are visiting in La Unlade at the homo of .Mr. land Mrs. Gilbert Barron. They attended the Episcopal church : l-'ouiih of July celebration at t-'ovo yesterday. Went to Spokane i - -,.! Mrs. Melvin I.ai'Hin. ) Foster Sims and Miss -Marie Cou ture "pent the fourth or July ut 'Spokane, Wash. They made tho I n ip by auto leaving here Saturday night, and returning numo evening. Here I'rom Tlx- lalles Mr. and Mrs. 1'at Foley lfh.1 Mi. and .Mi s. William Seufert. or I ho I miles spent the week end at Wal lowa hike. They were in l.a Grande .. i i. .tt last evening for iheir homes at The.Oa.llc3, making Ihe trip hy auto. k;l....twt HllllU- Mr and Mrs. Herman .--h h've'as their gin si. Mrs. Si. grist s sister. Mrs- Art Hodge, of Kenno- f lek Wash. Mr Hoilge ac.o... ' ' i...... r..liirning i pallied MIS. jio.ik.- .,,", ' !st evening. Mis- Hodg.- illMit l.a Grande lor a W ill Visit at Spokane-- Mrs W A. I.ad.1. who has been visiting will, her parents here, for some time will leave ton gl it lor Spokane, wo.-...- -- f'p.nds fur a few days. S he wll rl urn to La Grande the last o ,,. week and remain lure several davs before rcliiruuiK in Canada. ! Will G ' ov 1-- UllSS.-ll Scull. CXeeio... 1 ' ..null V the. Laslern uregou -ouneii, will g 1" ' ovc w . when, he will visit wiin n scout troops there ami talk to them about Ihe summer camp nl Wallowa lake. The camp slarls : days from I'"'"- 11 w u" " " , about two-thirds lull. Vlslilng Here I .Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Love, ot s-,1,.,,1 are visiting in l.a Grande J,,,. few days. 'Ihey drove to ....,,.... lake yesterday with Mr. and Mis. .1. K. li-ynolds. Love forinerly liven in l.a v... ..... ... has many friends here. He was the j. welly business ,1. ,e tun.-, selling out to .. n. i.i.... niiiubcr of years ago. 1 eft Sunday , Mr. and Mrs. W. B. MlT ami sons Harry and Honald, lell La , .I- by a.no Sunday inorning ; White Salmon. Wash., hero ,h.v will visit with Jr. ami Mis. Ight Klosler. from there they , , visit in Bor.la.1,1. Seattle return to lik .. - tnree weeks or a moiilh. At Baker V.-lenlaj ... iinss. ll Scott, scout exeeutlM. r th- Last, rn Oregon Trl-connty ", ,1 was in Baker yesterday Members of the Uak-r boy scout troops loon P. c eele- ram of th y.-nlerday and won 11, ration there several pi lz Mr Scott r.-poiis. I ..llm I'ltlU. j" 'parly of La Orando famill. . ' ... fork tit the Sm'rKVr 'oV.-r .. ,.',,-',.1,,-r.- thev e,i.0ed a tin-.-. lay I , l ,g Th,: parly imlmb d Mr. ami M, s Chaihs l'. nobis and M Mr and Mrs. Cb''" 1'"ll,t"' 'Mr' l .',,', M,s. W. II. l.-i.-nian und nu--e. j Virginia P'on Mr. and -X Irs. Vl,arle Binguer and .biughfr ..lid H, ,. Marks. Mr and Mrs. A.lolph M,. v-t f I and chlldn n Mr. uh.l Mrs. ! A. W. Nelson and chlldr. n. 1'r. and ; Mis. 1'. 1". Murphy ami children.' H. 1. !:.; ,111.1 ", an.l l: u t'i .li.l. lint lYom North l,ovlfi' (.Scoi-ru GIlktHon was In llm city from North Powder this uioruinu. Ho wus accompanied by hit) father. At I laker Today Mr. ami Mia. Wuynu ('. Taylor and Mlaa June Mulhulluiid drove tu t linker today. ; Stop I It'll I lir. and Mrs. 11. It. Stout- stopped j here yt-sterduy ou their way homo I from 1'orlland to Knterpriav. They i weru guests at the Foley whilo litre. i -Goes to linker Cleta Harvey left this mornlnK , i for Maker where she will visit reia tives for u week or so. Hell. I'lOlll (.lllliU I'll.-. Mr. and Mrs It. J. l'enrl and I'. C. Ilruivn, of (.limits I'uhh, arc riKlfti'i'i'd at the Soliiincr todays Drnti- l 1-nke fity Judl:l, and Mis. j W. Hum- ' phreya. and their dinmhler, fath erine, spent the k end at Wat Iowa lake. I Ksuc I.ll'OIW I A inarrlaKe lieen.se Issued it the ml to' 'court house over me weeK ivnl. M:ivlleld and Otto Ciariett, of Klgin. - ' . ltd urns Home Miss Alice rurtwriirht lefl loclay lor Ontario alter vIsilillK hde Willi j her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. J. W. j CartwrlBht. I . : . ! At Wnlhmii luke ltolinle Krani-la, of this city, lleid Dallcn and ikk Van llouteii, of Union, were niiionu the Wallowa ; luke visitors yesterday. ; ' Itctlll IIS IIUIIll! I i Mrs. William Sultlc returned l.ieeusc lsMlctl home this mornlnir after visiting; county Clerk Kenneth MeCor ihere will! her sinter, Mrs. J. NV. lnek issued a weddiuK license to . I'artw right for some time. Her ,iay to Wanda lleal dell and itobert I home Is ut Leslie. Ida. jCiulf. of l.a Uralide. j lA-rt Last MglH A W. T. Mllno lert last night for ' Portland after spending the 'Fourth of July here with his fam- lly. They attended the. Kplscopal i church cclehrnllou at Cove. i iliimu llm Mr and Mrs. Leonard Kcynauu had as their guests over the week end. Mr. und Mrs. George Cop plnger. ot Kcho. -Mr. and Mrs. n.-ynaud met their guests ut Im migrant Springs Saturday where they enjoyed a picnic. t . i Good Apple C rops ! L. M. Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Thompson, of Cashmere, Wash., are stopping here for a few days on business. Mr. Sanders and Mr. Thoinion, who are fruit growers, declare that they are an ticipating tt good pplo crop this year. Ihe are slopping at. Somnier holel. t On WcMitii (rt'Hii I r.p Air. iiml Mrs. 'roni Julinson, of Lower Cove, und their aim, Lester Johnson. unl his wile, of this city, will leave tomorrow for nn ox . temled motor trip throuRli Westtrrn 'Oregon unl WashhiKton. Their j trip will lake them to . l'ortlaml. Sea:ile, Newport, Salem, t'orvallls, Kupeiie and other point- oti tin: way. They plan to return via Spokiine and Walla W'ulla. Lester , Johnson Is with the J C l'eniu-y company heru. A RCADE TODAY And What "Hrown of llarviud" was to funtliall, this pictiii'o is to basrball a whirlwind ro mance of the o-ranrl American jranie. A siz.lino; hit I'inlit off the bat a hilarious tale ot the pranks, trials and thrills of diamond heroes, with a real love story. Including Actual Scenes from Great World Series Games with William I Iair.es Sally O'Neil Harry Carey An Kdv.ud Sedgwick production r -s- I lore on ! t limine.1 1'ri-d Church of Muxvillo, la tiuiiaactiiiK InmliiusH hero today. Itt-ri' lYom HrriuiMou .Marian J,. PriKKn. of iioniilalon, 1 a guout ut the i ouy holut. , iHtne to Uaker Mr and Alra. Harry OweliH Hpeut ye-sterday at Maker where they at tended the Fourth of July cele I braiion. Ittisiness YIltor Air. and Airs K. Woodruff, who make their home east of Hot Lake were business visitors la this city today MarriliKl Iikni'-e Vi'linu Hartlo mid L'lydn Slionlf. hoth of this i-Uy obtained a nuir nal;e lieell.se at the court house over tile wi-ek I'lld. VWleil at lliiiim .Mr. and Mrs. A. 1'. Netsiin' and dailKhters.. .Marian and l''loieiue, leturned home this llloruiliK from Jluron where Ihey bpent the past several days flshint,-. They visited with Jim Burnett while there. Victim: IU'li' Mr. und Mrs .1. U. lavy have as their uuest, -Mrs. I't rcy l.ocey. : of Oakland, l-'ul., who arrived hero !this iiiorninK. i 1 j Hack I nim I'eu.lleColi ! K A. lirulick new owner of the Wherry's theater, returned Ihis niornliiB from Ivndlelon where ho visited over tho Week end w ilh Ills parenli. I .x.iiilnsfo License , ; a luarriaKe license has been ls- sued to I'hrystal .Nuillt and I'ranlv Olscll, of North l'owder. 'At lUlkfr j Among the l.a Grande people wlo visited at Baker yeslerday Ki.ra .Mr. and Mrs. 1'. 1 1. Hull. ; t iin.ve (o Lake .Mr. und Mrs. W. 10. Buchanan spent yesterday al wanuwa ia...- With them were the .Misses Gwen dolyn - Buchanan, tlictr daughter, and Margaret Baker. Very III Mrs. J. K. Hough of Ihis city is seriously III. Her condition for Ihe past several days has been grave. lime Guest Mr. and Mrs. Harry Owen havo as I h.-lr guest this week. Mrs. Geurge .Muses, of Baker, who ar iived here yesterday. Home From I'orilniHl Airs. Kranel.s TiUlman returned home tJittuidny fron i;orlhuid where she .spent Hie' past ' two -pnkN til I; inir soeclal coursea In iiermaiielit waving. M r-s. Tall- man is an operator I'.eanly shop. Hi the Colonial ; On Iiniiaha ' ' Mr. and Mrs. 11. N. Ashby and children, (".ullda, Trllllan. Sam and Junior. Miss luirothy Ann War. nick. Charles Hicks and Mr. and i Mis. Jack Murphy drove to Ihe liunaha yesterday where they pic- i niced. i WEDNESDAY mm I ., ) p sr'imffW' Wp A YfaCoHunin: nrer PlCTXIf-.r; '!-T.-juru?cmvit'3 ' m . Vw in i ' fc'ii!1" The backward season throughout the entire country has caused many bijr manufacturers to look lor an unusual outlet for merchandise. (.'. J. iJrcicr Co., with its big chain of stores, offers just such a relist" to manufacturers who arc willing to get right down and figure prices. We have taken advantage of this condition. We have made a merchandising scoop. We Bought Right. We Are Unloading These Goods at Real Bargains. We Arc Giving Values That No Reasonable 'Man or Woman Can Pass. Men's Unions lien's athletic style. a big value at 75c. THINK! what a tre mendous bargain it must be at this low price 49c Men's Suits Regular $:50 to $10 Values i (ioine; At Only $19.75 Gluaranleed pure wool hand tailored. The manufacturer w a s seeking a big outlet. We bought them right; this store got its quota. Most of these suits ordinarily wholesale for m ore than we ask. This lot includes the very lat est numbers in both conservative and nov elty patterns. They won't last long. Re member the price is only $ 19 75 1 Mesh Knit ' Unions 1 For Men A real dollar value. Comes in e c r u cojor only; short sleeve and ankle length Sale Price (i7c A uliil I'olii Meet Mi, mid Mrs. Clark .liciiny re- lurii. d home last. evenlliB-- rroiu llolse where they drove yesterday to attend the polo meet between the rorllan.l Hunt elub and Itolse. Th. y r. -purled thai Ihe Kame In which .lloise was vlelorlolls, was very luterealiuK. Alr. Uii'I At r.s. t'harhs llollowinff, oi Kel!oK. Ha.. i.il IhrouKh lien- Hulnr.lay on their way to liitkiT ;vliere they u ill vislL villi Mi ItollouinK's . mot Iter. They if-.it eil at tho Harry OW'ii'H homo uhli.j hnre. A I i'H. llullowiilK Is Air, ( ) ell's MiHl( r. lU vt' riimi Y ai- Air uiul M en, c A. Ueavt.-r, of r-.ipti.-t ChllMtl, 'lexa.H. airietl in l.a Crand'- SaiiiMlay afternoon for ;i viKit at. Ihe huliie of their daiiKh i.r. Mrs. I" it. Appleliy. They hia.h the trip hy wr. haviiiK Uiu (lull enaiit the first ol Juiil- drlvhiK 10 lluir former home In ie Mitiin'H, Iowa, for u visit, then on hi Oregon over llu: UmI Oregon Trail. lloro I rum rurtluml Mr. and .Mrs. Jnile Cox have as 111. ir KU'ls, .Mr. Co's slsler, Mis. I;. .. chinliind and her son. JII lurd. or rorllaml. They drovo hero lor the week ojid holidays. Went III Luke Aiiioiik the visitors at Wallowa lakn yeslerday from this clly was Miss Calheriue llrury. .i,e--ls nl .Maxwell llome I r. and Mis. T. I'.. Maxwell leive Iheir Kii-slM. Mr. und Mrs. Lay Ward, ol Yakima. Mr. an.l Mrs. W.n.l made tie ir home In La lliamli! last yar, li.liiK enijaKed I,,.,,. In ihe li.Kr.iphle bii-il.ess. They are in Ihe same buuncM In Vii.iuia. e I'roin Moliu- Trli I I,,. n, v. and Mis. II. W. I'.nk. r I. l-iiil. d hum' Ihis inoi llllilC Irolil an extended motor trip which look in lo Sparks. Nov.. where Ihey Mslie.l wilh 111. II son, II. W. I'ark , r .11.. and hot fa, oily. ! 'heir t . -1 1 1 r 1 1 d ip th. y slopped at Ited-,li,i--. fa I , Klaiuiitll lulls and also v,mi..I Crater lake. Hi, ivy snows .,. n. l;,!,.. tae made Ihe tonr- 1-1 m.iKon monlt. into huh y a. d lotii isIk hitv.- 1 1 n experiennnic diMH-ulty in fii'-htnir h -Mr'- ,' Mi. Parl.- r wr' anions Ihe tnst f.i sia!v 'he ti lp alter It had I n . -,j.i ml. I ((,MiVivif I 'c-tey -.m" I'ii. lii-y V. ctt -Lolllp U' 1 lO tt.lll Men's Dress Pants All the new patterns and styles worsteds, cassinieres and flan nels. Values up to $(i.5(), Unloading Sale price $3,95 SPECIAL 65c Brooms Securelv fastened to light blue enameled handle 'by double-wrapped No. l'J tinned brown wire; made from high-grade eastern brown corn, finished with wire to handle; sewed with Dun Barton strong seams of best flax twine. We have ample supply. 29c Straw Hats All straw hats' have been drastically re duced for complete clean-up. Don't Hesitate! Don't Delay! -SAVE NOW! 56 STORES P I .one eveiilmt before altempllui! Ill trip and when Ihey did no, th I rode lii l weru la-loot wans 01 , piled , snow which had been cleared , I from the road by dymiinlllllK. Tim allow, however, mudo Ihe lake even 1 more bell litll ill. they d. cla re. ! Rob Hotel Manafjer of Holiday Earnings'. l'(MtTI.AM). On., July 5 (Al1) ak''tie from koiiihI ship al. 1 ;:iU o'eloek' this innrnhiK hy Ihe rintfiiik' of tlm nihl lnll. .1. A. Clark, manager of the Hympla holel went lit the door of hln room to he confronted by llio inu..hi of wai loull'l In a yard hack ol a va -an atilomiille pistol carried hy one cant house here early Kundny. Sle or Iwo masked men. j had been beat, u lo dentil wllll j "Mllek 'em up." Ihey ordered, I club.;. and Clark did. j Search r..r l'ons, c. a followed Willi no wasled mollons Ih. y set ' Ihe oil' slionliii-' i.r live boys whore. III. out Klllhel'llIK Hi' holiday Week I oil ve I sa I loi III Ihe loilltll of.lllly end's (receipts ami disappeared. I tlrewoi l.s display led byslamleis bi J'ollee. who were called till 1 1- j . al I lh- p.. In- In Ihe bell.-r thall al.-lv. could find no true,, i.r ihnilhev l.m w sniielhiiu; of Ihe mui- rohii.-is. Clark liiriiished u fair description or the men. Tennis Tournamcn I In Second Round IMiUTI.AN'li, lire., July f, (AC) .Most mulches hi the iiiorninK play of Ihe (ircyun slal" tenn.s toll, n anient went only Iwo H"l Anion;: Hie results were: Men's sliiKleH. llisl roiiit'l: J Ahrell I" nl Aiberl Mum 7 -.1, S I W. 11. tin i ii b.at I. II. Ilals. y r. - I , ,i 1 . l.alph ,:. Slanley a:,o - .wtt-,4- .Ioim H In a I ) I rjli l!i Mlail 0-1, li-I ; A. I. Not l is l. ut J.i. Ahr- n H. rh. ley Sim in-at John i.'Hhiiii'it r, :;. ii;, m. Men'n I m 1 1 1 I : ( 'harno'it and J.i I!. Itu.iH'T Ileal W. T. ll-.n-h kit and Mcutt Siuarl Ml, 7-... H-::. i , 'JUTLAND, On-., July a (AD , .-JuilK! It P.. Jilllh r of The Dalh H inlan f in nn anlo tic idi nt on a j road ii' iir I'orMaiid y Mtei (lay, waf recoverin,' today at a hospiral. An x-ray examination showed had hi tih-i'-H WT"- his unly iniuiie.s. J nd i,'- Hoth r wiiM dilMMir to Hil- ! , .(, I 'lin iinei v- 1 I I'.llt ler id It. and Alrx. V. M. .Morse, of The Imlh H. The iiiaehiii.- overinified in NW.Tv- iuu to avoid unotlier tar. Tliu mMc r .'.;. i'ui'. , '.'p'd in.'iiy. Sateen Princess sateen in black and white. A fine, soft quality. Full 3(5 indies wide. A big value at only 23c Per Yard Men's Garters A timely and quanti ty purchase of this s't a n d a r d garter makes it possible to put it on sale at this ridiculously low price 13c Sale Price IN THE WEST ; SEEK FOR YOUTH IN MURDER CASE : 1 n r M.i T 1,.1 ,..hlJ i 1 1 - i uiu - win liiimuu ilii Murder of Mabel Mayer in Oakland Sunday OAKIAMi, July T. (AD Po lice (rjihiy In j;n n an In ten si e (March fur Kranli l'(iiM-ecii. 17. I oi- ii-'iioiiinK In runneeilAn wll.i i-. I foi ! h je iniiKh r of Maln l Mayer, t .--aid Kchool Kiel vhuHe Im.ly .1. b, ol her of the limit. .1 I youth sal. I Crank accounted lor a scratch en his lace by saylnu be il from an aillouioblh. I'olieej said l'ona. . a was a hiibllue of .. pool hall mar llm Mayer home. I'lml I'lmii rprlllt j The lli. l laiiKlble clue as lo Ihe l.hnlilv "I' Ihe Kill's shiver was, .iiu, .,,., vesterdav by police la. ' ; n. form ol a bheeLslained fin- '' i print on Ihe lire, il handhai; she . eanl'd v lien ai.e was slain. Cap- i-.i.i ,.t li.Hoeel.es II. A. Wall,, in of lumped' uiracteiieil lh'- print a one mad l,y ii tt uinan nano or mj 1 a man with el C initial 1 j Zu'uZ This is in ac he two theories l hy o!flclalH that Hie tiie iftini of a i.aloiis i. This. hott'eV4-r, is on- li.ipri-1.ahh- hy K. ( ). Il'-iu- KMl . won ' Mid-1 1,1,, t rl;' h V ' r)iiil!..lo,;lM. I" lew Ol' th' I i hat not hiiiK luis ,Msi o en d lo Indicate (hat i;l iliellt I ed I ll" jealOIIHV of . it a. I h 1m li h Is more inellti' d rent the t henry thai the. i;iv'A altiick- desetierale, or a rales, polnlliiu mil lent nl' the ciilae omited for. Ki'niip l d. yem i all thils he m i Nd OPINIONS TOl.V SAI.KM. -nr.', July T (API - No tduh-liM wii' lianded .luttii today I l.y I h Hiipieine court, rind jvm no ' han.-d df.wn tomorrow inM- nd. j 'i ije.-day U the nyular day lor .'.mi'-ii '. F Mr Khaki Pants For Men S1.25 A wonderful value heavy weight, full cut and well made. All sizes from 28 to 42. Other Khaki pants on sale at $1.45 LOOK! Towels For Less Big assortment of glass or T u r k i s h t o w e 1 s. Marvelous values. Choice 12c Ladies' Shoes Group No. 1 A banner group of values up to $6. Many new and charming styles ; the season's latest colors. Only on such occasions as this are such values pos sible. $3,98 Group No. 2 You may pay more but it is doubtful if you will get a greater value than these. Values to $8. New colors, perfect style and workman ship. ; ! Northern Railways Wbitld Consolidate ST. PAl'U. Minn., July u. (AP) Api'licatiuiiK fnr pi-rmi.ssion to iiieruc tho fJri.nt N'orihfrn ami tho N'ortiierii Pacific railways crn Mi-uneil here today anil will lie pro nented lo the inter.lato fniiunerct' commit-.Moii within a lew lay. Obituary I1M .ci:v 11. CI.AKK I NIDN, (ire.. .Inly r, (Speelul)- Chan neey II. Clark, who has been HI lor a Ioiut time, passed uivuy al the 1 of his daiiKhler, Mrs. Myrlle Cllne, last Friday. At tint lime or hin death Mr. Clark lacked only a lew weeks of being 7'J yeurs or am. The lumral services were held rruin the Cock ItrothcrH chapel Sunday afternoon at L'::ln o'clock; and Inter, nelit was made 111 tho I in on cemetery. Mr. Clark was u well known and highly csleellled eill.tll of l'lllon, ami had made this his home tor many years. ' We Buy for Less We Sell lor Less WOMKX'S LOW CUTS Another new ship ment just in with a wide variety of styles and color combina tions patent leather, kids and two-tones, strap a n d step-in pumps S2.9.- - $:).95 $-l.9.- "The Store of Distinctive Patterns" NEWARK .tiTOR-d Dn-stroyers of H'Eh Pr.cfS, '