La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 22, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, August 22, 1027 W- - - -' - LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER I'affl' Frvtv ' ' I Mil 1 If "1 ;i,t ,MI i t i t A t rTT,n TiT A XTn . 1 7 r 7r T.r T7T . Local News In Brief 111 IlltlllO Mrs. .Miniii.' AhiHworlh icnt III,' k -in vlKltiiiK In Icliilio cities. co.mi.vu i: kxts SiiL .V l.lr day oelehra II. hi In I n irnmlo. ml. 2.V2H, Iiir. 'omenil.ni of Orejiim I'ni't'iit-'lVui'lirr ('m. givsi heiii,, . . SlIullH.V lllllMVVtll l.n.illo MillorlnK. who has heen III for Ihu liusl week, Ix sliKlitly Improved. Iiinilli Hem Fur liny Mr. Mini Mr O. .S. Iluolli nil. I rhll.livn. ir Sunrise, Ore., spent Knuil")' visiting in l.u Crunije. '' W. Tiiinxl,,,, ol' a iMI.HUits; li 1-11,1. ul llu- .- 'lulled to .Miunesotn - I'r. i. M. ,sliiinK ,.f yesl.r.lny -t'ur St. 1'uiil. Minn.. wli,-ri In' wim -.ilk-d Ijy lh,. ,J, i, of li relative. I'.iv. ti.. viKltwr her- ,,., -x'r. Tlnir.vti, Bh jtolllij: to I'm II. Hi, l I'r. It. 1'. I.uiiills lll ,-avi tills j.-i-nini; lr rortluiul where hi, !uill sp.-n,l a few .liiyH on business. 1 1st A.1,.1,.1. .1,. inpl-lon i,-iin,.,i i,, li'M Tihllllltf Home l'i-,H 'i'a-i, , Mr. um.i Mm a.i,,,,,,, ', " uiv un.l ."mi mil i '"i incut i rum ifi on nig sih, , ,.,.,. H"rt fishhii; excellent I" We Mo l(r. und Mrs anil Mr. un.l Mi: un.l fain iiliollt u wee',; ,i on Ills Xheep I-,-county. 'I'll. y ro- I. I.. M iiMou Coiiplii Hon , .tninni.' the visitors In l.u (irun.le v. sl.r.i.iy were Mr. mid Mrs. James Hum, -It. of Lowlston, l.lit. . j At l-nkr Yhltiut; t Pendleton unil Mrs, l:ay Mrs. Osear fuller in vlsllln-; in Tempi. inn. Mr. a IMi.ll.lim with Iter Inolln-r. Slio 1 "s KiitBlit. Mr. an, has In . 'ii uwuy slneo Thursday, i i. arson, miss m. I'li-r.uii ;- .Mi..-r--i"-n, line-dine- trip j.M Ijlki' Ye-lenhlv I Mr. iiii.l Mrs. .Sherwood Williams miiiI party spent y.-slerduy ut Wal , lowu lake. I . , . , Ull.o fill' Two Week j H.-.ssi,. Curm-y I, -It yesterday fdr . W.illowu hike where she w ill spend 'nl..ut two weeks ut the W. H. 1 lulin,-llk;tiili eulillt. KLAN MAGAZINE PLANT WRECKED A( Lki Yt'-.trrtluy .Mr. and .Mrs. V. 1 . McDouulJ mnl parly wvw a mo mr tht) l.u ( li .imlc v isilors ;it WilUow lukn ysli-ixiuy. and lMist.-t-Y and Siindii l'ir, Mri,. id Mim. hi. Mrs. Lynn 'it'iur. Mihs Milis. 1 .1 1 1 lit ii Sims. Ilniiic I'nmi lP'-nt ii.Siurd;, roru Hurdin Scott- liaH ltd urn- I " "now uikf. v, Ihhim from ti viicalioii trip lo J Cittniun Hrm-li. l'ui-lliiiul and olimt ; luiiiiion City WVsl'-ril On Ron I'lHcs. ' 1 Kva (Jt ik-. r .li. d af llu- j boi.. of her duupht-r at .1 niiid iim Mailed at liike VostcrdHv M'l. Or-., Aiijt. y, a.'c(, din to Mr. and .lr.s. .1. (, Snodfrnss ' wonl rccdv. d tun-. .M,ri, ij,.ji;.'r mid daulitrrH. I.ola Marion and l'ri"Tly lived ut Ladd ('aiiyon and To i-.it at Ix(inc ! Mrs. J. A. Hutse und throo i hlldi en. ut' l'ort Aiiffeleji, Wtish., l- 'aM;ud tltrouKli her t)ils morning on their way to i.ostlne where they visit with Mrs. H nine's pu rents, I Mr. and Mrs. It. V. Ward. Oil FMiln-i Trli . Mr. and Mrs. I". W. ltinner und Mr. and Mrw. ltohert W'ehtenhaver left .y.'Nterday for a Huvcrut days' fishiiiK' trip on the Milium river. Judith, wen; week end visitors at Wallowa lultr. i well Known in I nion i lJuriul was made there. on ut y. Urn- IVoiii I'nlntcr Junction VMin-r HntlM-r ; Kichurtl.. -.Kvcrott. . of I'aliner -Mr- 11,1,1 .hiiieiion. iviid a visitor In l.u flrand'- Supday. Mr. J-;verott regis ti red 'at the, Kotey Mnnie I-'roin S4"i4le Myrtle Hunker returned home yesterday lrum a vacation trip to Seaside. Jiiiellc Vmi'Ii Hero ..Air. niifl -Mv. 'N .lames, of I'rlnevilh'. -aro wpeinllnjr a few days In rei , 'fhey are quests ut the Kotey. ' - (llet.n Dniin of .ainpa, Ida., are visiting liere with Mr. Doan's hrolher. orvull Hoan. Mr. and .Mrs. Orvall I loan and Miss I.OUI1 Hurnett drov to Wallowa lake yt-sterday here I tluy spent the day, 4 I ft Ijikt- Y'st4'nlay Mr. and Mrs. S. I. I'rowe and Wilis. Marlon and llrk. mid Fran- lil,Hl' v''r'' Iut hroth.-r and sis eis Newlln. spent the week end ut u'r l,v''- Mr- ttntl M,- Wail.- fr Vallowa lake. j inerly owned an elect he shop i" , ' l.u Grande uhout 1 1 y.-ars ami. j I heir home now is m I u!s, I Left IasI Mht L Mrs. lieorne Wait, j have been visitintr lionn of Mr. and ' Harulay, left last evi a in! son. u ho here at tho Mrs. "William nini,' tor l'ort- To Mlt at UVIwr Mrs. lla.el M. Itohhins und children. Paul and M-nruaret. lefL this mornlmr for W'eiser w lifh' I hey will visiting with Mrs. Koh hin's mother. On Vacation Trir . Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Creen and ilittmhler. I )orol hy. are spendiuc :i week's vacation (rip In Wallowa county. They left la tlrand: Sun day morning Ih-ou to All-tin Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hay and Mr;i. Hay's mother, Mrs. .1. i ('.till ing, drove to Austin .station ahont 'id miles nut of Haker on the John I lay highway, yesterday where Mrs. Cutlinir will spend tint week visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Hay re turned yesterday cvvtiing. Monte I'roni Con teuton- Dr. and Mrs. Jl. W, Illlcy and Mr. and M rs. J. H. Keenoy have (-.I ut ii..1 hiiiiio frnin ii trltt lo their K'ie--:ts j ,,.M. Worl), T,.x wi.ri, I)r. Hilcy and Mr. Keeiicy w ere delegates from Hie local lodge to I he nation al K. ot 1. convention. While the four made the trip to l'ort Worth toget her they returned at diffcr- , ent t lines, M r. and .Mrs. Keeney returning last Friday. They stop f ped tor a day in l.os Angeles und a gain for a. lay in Port land oil j 1 heir return trip. Jr. and Mrs, Uiley .-ieut s-verul days In Santa I Monica, Cal.. w here they joined a jnnniher of other relatives In the j ( celehralion of Hie golden wedding1 ami I versa ry of Dr. HI ley's father i i and mot her, Mr. and Mrs. ('. j liih-y. According to the party. 'more than U'.imhi were in attend-! 1 iMice at the convention which they ( declare was a splendid one. The ' national meeting lasted for four j ilny. ! I it e i i ' N'' "' 1 BELIEVES HE SAW I Krcs Spreading PLUNGING PLANE' 'f'li."?1?"! i uicsnu intu Commander of Destroyer I)escri!)os Light Drop ping Through Clouds SAX KKANl'ISl-o. Auk. :2. (Al I'niituln K. II. l.'oiiitol-H, ,-iim- nyiiKter of tho '",l,-jH'oyer Iliizel- i.nl, whli'h utlH iijili-.illhiK the jllouollilll l-oilto inilert. off llio (il,len (Into I'YMuy llluhl. helleves 'In. kiiu- III,, ll.illiis Si.ii ll lli.-liiuu ilownw'nrii In the tnll spin whh-li Is tlhouulu to Imve cntleil tlie lives .oi us pnoi, iiiiiiiu -. i-.r,wii. nil,. I'DltTl.AND, Ore., Aug. 23 (Al') --Forest fires burning In Ska mania county Washington. were repot ted today to have reached Silver Star iiiotintaln, near the Chirk county Hip1. The fires had been driven by an east wind which iihlfted to the west. Three days of increased humid ity aided crews fighting the fires in the t 'ol um Ida iiitroniil forest where the flumes were in green timber. but tho atmospheric change hud Utile effect lu old burned un-ai. The Stonu' King fire, in the Its nuvlgutor. A. U Kichwaldt. 'Olympics was still out of control A light dropping through the thin today. The cjuinault fire wus clouds is believed by Captain 'on- checked yesterday afternoon. The tmi-H to have been a wing of Krwiu's llanm-lluma fire wus controlled plane, although its probable sig-; al ter having burned 110 acres, nlfleume he did not realize until I Fifteen men were sen! into the the navy's radio station notified ! Columbia forest to replace flru him of the aircraft's despairing call fighters there. tor help. ,r ; " ' The llazelwood, which w us sta- 'STATE TROOPER tinned 101) miles oft the shore at UIIHT IIY Tf AHIPAT. IN THI Wllf 1101 Allium si or No. It La Ginutito, Ore. MEN'S SHIRTS 98c You will find ex cellent values in quality merchandise displayed in these collar attached shirts m a d e of English broadcloth, fancy percales and madras. Sizes 1-1 io to 17. Ihr lii-KlnnlnK of the Dole fllulil.i wits semi-hint; the wntel's w est of I Unit iiosltion for the two hiImsIiikJ rolitestlntt pliines,' the Miss llonim- iiml the (lolden KnKle, when tlie ter onler h:ul I llallits Spirit pussed over him. stale t tiers (Continued from Tnce 1) I slayer as about I'.l years old ami , ! of a dark complexion. Oklu .The plant of the Fellowship Forum l'ubllshtng Co.. organ. uf the Ku Klux Klan al Washington, was mysteriously wrecked In the middle of the nlgh't, and police are trying to determine whether it collapsed accidentally or was destroyed by a bomb. In the rufus was found a n,oi' protesting the Sitcco-Vunzetii execution and threatening to "blow hell out of Washington," Information fnTm the shore that mc Captain Frwiti's craft was believed j to liuve fallen Into the ocean und the upprolniute position, he hcad-j ed directly for it and reached there! within four hours. Over an areaj of 4ti miles s4pgaro the llazelwood' Jdg zagged, several times sighting logs und other floating objects', cuchj time to be disappointed on ap proach. 1 The aircraft fjingley with ltsj covey of observation planes, was today -steaming over the vicinity searched by the 1 lu.elwood, which! wat forced to abandon the search) to refuel. Th Hazel wood ar here this morning. ling pla , been restored, tbej sought to keep the: cleared. It was then I that Downey was shot and killed j by it man who was captured. Dow-, ney was shot twice in me cnesi. Fearing future trouble, state troopers, In reserve at Oreensburg were rushed to the scene. Koliert McKay, storekeeper ut Agmentonta, told Sheriff Hntun that the suspect arrested was not 1 the man who killed Downey. Ite: said the -man who Tired the fatal shot escaped. McKay described the I'OltTI.AND, Ore., Aug. ( A 1') -The Klamath Falls-A It uras con- ! nection, which would give Oregon j a new transcontinental out let, is J still a part of the Southern I'a ! ctflc's Oregon program, W. M. Sproule, president , revealed todav. I 2.75 Beer Said j Harmful After j Series of Tests Ye-itiug at Millerln- Home Mr. and Mrs. (ileiin Dawson, of California., aro ..visitiiy; with Mr. ami Mis. Oh-mi Millering for sev eral 'days. ;Mr. Dawson is. Mrs. MlU"ring' nephew.. Home After Tiii . Merwin Stephenson, stale high way bridge eunineer of this divi sion, has returned to l.u Crande after about ten days spent at Ar lington and other points in that st-ctlon. He was accompanied home by Mrs. Stephenson. who Joined him about a week ngo, atl- r wiulil-h. they visitetl Condon and i other points. I ENTERTAINS NORTHEAST LUMBER MEN (Continued from Page 1) ffoJte FfOm CIMlll- i Mr. ami' Mrs-C K. KingsY turned hoine yesterday fionf a week's vacation III Forllund and Malting1 Hen- Seaside. -They -made the trip by, Nr. and M.k. .ludd Kinlth and uir ; son. Clyde. at ri ed here SaOirday ' s from Mount Vernon, III., and will To Make Home In 'Portland ! visit In I .a Crand- for several Miss Kvu Ciirbine who has been weeks . I 1 Tacoma today for tin- eleventh! iinnrnl convention of the National Itelail l.u hi her Dealers' iiss(M-ta-tion. .More than I'nu delegates lutd arrived by noon linfl at least L'an more lire i:pecli-d. The delegates Include represcn tatives from 3'A .states. visiting Ihr. several weeks In Port land Ikis accepted a position with a iniiiinery store and will remain in I'ortiand Indefntcly. uph: .IttM-ph Family Merc Mrs. C. 11. Deitole ' und two diiinrlit.iy! of Joseph, are visiting I" I -a Crande this week with Mrs, D-Hoies mother. Mrs. S. S. Me NiiUgiiii n. ( They accompanied Mr. and Mrs. . N. McKinh-y to l-a (Irunde on, Saturdny. with Mrs. S. C. I. hrolhers. r,e- .L"k Smith, who live in the his sinler-in-law. Mr Smith, They phm to I wo weeks in l.u (inn Smii It's si i and uith I lis :l Diek ,11, -v. and Dorothy nd about MRS. CHAPLIN WINS DIVORCE FROM (CoutlniiPd from TaRe 1) Home Mr. In.. ..I, I'Dillls. Iliu-k Mrs. '.tk After Vacation ami, Mrs. Uclph I'alton inrne.I to their home here vacation trip by auto to . il'ortland, Astoria. Tllla atfjl ot her ( Iregoil coast They were away two weeks. Meet I'nreill Mr. and Mr: of Joseph, drove I itrday. spending ret iirning home company w i!h njireiitM Mr. ami hain. who arrived li No. 1 7 f roni Fvansv a visit with their d; and Mrs. Turham r; rectly from V park when- th i 11m A. lo . a Solid t liis Mr . MeKinhy. tirande Sal y here and iiiorninc; in M. Kinh y's J. W. Tur e on t rain e, hid . for laughter. Mr. came here,, di shme itatbuial nt some time. ' MINA'KAl'Or(lS. Aug. I!'.' (AO A two-yur investigation has disclosed that 2:7f per, cent he.'i contains enough alcohol lo be in jurious' to nnone who drinks it. Miss Corn Frances Stoddard, of lioslon. declared today at th- an nual convention of the Women's j t 'prist iu it Tempera nee union. .The organisation 'will base upoti Miss Stoddard's npoit its slmi'l against light w in s and been. I Wxpct iinents IP the research were carried on in the uutrilbni. ) laboratory of t he Carnegie in si i- j .tiillon ut WasiiingliU, Miss Stod-j J.du.rd reported. In' one (est, in i which subjects wetc ask d ioj ! cutch water in a serial of sup-i. j sr'-ven out of eight men l"u fed to make acceptable marks a tie:' CHARLIE-1!0," ", ' In nn'ntl lis) ir.iiiii'iiH' mi - tiltiious alt -nf ion, she found efficiency of seven men out eight to have be-n impaired by per cent utter they had drunk "only a. couple of pints of th" that followed he wus in the thick of the fray. and more than once came through perilous .en counters with graphic news stories. I. uter transferred to IVIrngrad. now Leningrad, which place ho reached alter visits to many of the news centers of Kurope. he ar rived In UiiHsiu at the outbreak of the World war. He whs slightly wounded on one of his various trips, to the front. The Uusslan revolution came and went during his (Vtiograd assignment, but .Mr. Whiffeu termed it "lame af ralr." to what he hud experienced in Mexico. 1- Navy To Search For Airplanes Until Thursday Three Buried In j Collapse of Big j Rooming? House I. OS A NO F.I. KK, Cul.. Aug. 'i'l ( A I') Three num. were reported to have been buried alive and a woman and two men seriously in jured here tod:iy when a Cent r.tl n ven ue two-story rooming bouse euved In. I'.very available police uiuhutaucc was rushed to' the building. Dozens of workmen bc- TVVT,.tM' ,,0""'K WiJaiSfSSffeihfStfi j' Dertroyers of lIiKh Prices. I i S-f&C' I We Buy for Less We Sell for Less NEW FALL HATS Plain and (ancy bands, snap am! curl brims, in all the new colors of tuns, greys and browns. Correct shapes und styled Sight up lu the minute $2.95 . $3.93 - $1.95 NEW CAPS individual and distinctive models In grey und tan mix tures 95c - $1.(15 - $2.45 WASH IN - The navy 1 Thursduy in eific lor the Hawaii Avial TON. Aug. L' -. IAP will continue . until Its search in Die ' Pa lost San Frnuciseo .lo nrs, it was announced 'today. The wide scaieh begun by I lo n;iva1 vessels almost, a week jigo f Was lo li ne LA GRANDE FOLKS By ED Work Kalph V, llie stale lh Is l.a.-k at I hiKllwuy offleeK arier' a weeks vneatlon. a af xW she spent al 111' 'iia hr.iVi,. t,r h.-r parent-'! I" I'1'' I.eiM r ,',y,. seel Ion. Hen- Mi: ' i"U Visit lleii' i-. A. A. Lyons, of Mm-. Ore.. I'-fl li.ie this iiiarnlni.' for H"l l .ik,- vi I.,.)-,, she will sp.-n.l sono """ I. .-lor., ri-tnrnini; to her liiiiii'-. I.vnns vlslleil here with Jlr iiaiiirr. I'm- Week I'.H'I s .'l.n-.-ne.- Mat Istfoin :i li-l rhrli'loph'T. ot I'.-li-wi"-k iil'l visilors 1,, ri- with Iji l.rann.' iii.-n-.s. M-i.-lvlrein was ,-niploy,.l ns an ,',,,,-rnlor ul Hi- O.-ist Miirm. II.. ..nil iilmnl l lire.- menui" a Miss Syh ill-ton. ' sllOP h-hen IMldh toil. .ttirni ,1 to her home in ,... ' nil es For Vacntion -s iKda OasklU left yeslcrday 1 'ann-on Itench and Portland she will spend her vmatlon. Ml Imi visit In Portland with 'st-y. Mrs. Walter Pearson, alll m rinployed at the '1 States National, bank. h'flw for Trip Mr. and Mrs. Steve Treey. ot Kiniuett. "n- Kl",''? " homvinnon trip at Waih.wa lake Hits week. before returning to .;mIcti about the first of Sepiein- h. r to ...Htablish their home. Mr. i. nd Mrs. Trevey were marri-,1 lu-re Satunbiv. Mr. Trevey is a con ductor on Ho- Oregon Short Line. They were guests at the home ot Mr ."Tr.vey'-t brother. W. P. Trc v,v. while in l.a Crande. usaiid U-na.uoti.UM) dollars is to t.e i n ;'ted for the chlhlreii. tie ' ineonie of which Is to be pul 1 I Mrs. Chaplin, us their legal gnur !han, for their support und imiiu It. nanee and cdliention. The prill eijut of tlie trust is to go to ill" cliildien when the younger reueh'-s i the age of years." It. iVre the signatures of seven 'attorneys. ' j Judge (ttierin announced on - hN Return to the bench thul the se : tleuii tlt had hi en approved and I form.; ity issued I he order for the 1 Interlocutory decree for purposes . of t he record. ' Announcement Delayed i W'kfti the court rettn-d to con sider his decision to grant t he w-lf-'H petition, but delayed the ; for mal unnouMceinent. j In awarding custody of the ehll I d ren p"riiuineiitly tt Mrs. i 'haplln -he expressed n ish for their wtd - : 'at"- 1 . Aft M rs. Cliaplin smilingly dcclim d n,.,, , i to rmiiiiii'nl on 1 he rapidity wit n 'which she gained the first objec tive in her fight to sever the miir , liage Hi s with her millionaire hus- , hand. The report advocated an e.per luerjt hiboratory for every eou )m tulltng Ihiuor evidenn'. Correspondent Of tided tomorrow night. 1 ( hut In view of tin? disappearance of Hie Dallas Spirit, w Inch ;( mil lo lonk for- tlie Miss Dora n and liohlen :;agle, it was decided today lo con tinue the (iicst two more days. Admiral liberie, acting secretary, has so ordered Hear Admiral Jaek so;i. CMiniiiaiider-ln-ehicT of Hie battle Heel. A. Passes Awau MOSCOW. Uim-da. Aug. 1'- (AP) Waller i. W hilfen. Moscow cor respondeiil of the Associated Press died early today a H er an opera -1 ion which he uti'l'-rw ent Sat ur-day. Walter C. Whiffen had wide e perienee us foreign correspondent, serving In the far cusj and. Mexico as well as on the Kuropenii (-(niiin- Al MltAIJA'S run WASII1NC.TON (AP) -One of l he largest clubs of Kngtlsh speuk ilig women In foteign countries is in Sydney, Austi a lia, aniioum' 1 en-ial I he i en's clubs, I. .lei. Th. L'l bers. h'ederatjon of Wom i it U u hich it is uflll- Women's cluh rs dd nml h of Sydney Is is V'1" . mem. lud SURE IS THE AGE Of1 INVENTION JlH HORSELESS CARRIAGES AND - SEEDLESS RAISIMS, AGELESS WOAAEN WIRELESS MESSAGES ANO - 1j -EH? TUNELESS f VFAH ' A mo SONGS - V. TASTELESS tCELESS L.CAST0R. OIL AT REFRI6EPAT0R) GLASS IJICUU l This is the drug store of painless buying of (JT.ASS DRUGS I . wants. Here are (Inc.) ' polite attendance upon your things that will improve your looks, your tern per, your health, your home. your reputation as a host. La Grande, Ore. 1 JKFFKUSONVIU.I - "Ten cents and a I I've got now," Charhs u.rvln- in tin- l'lii.:.'o nf. 1 M'T, - y .-a I'-om nirioer 01 f The Associated Press, his , beilyhnig. declared just aft rii-Ki f.i,..h.M i.ii-nni.-ni it. wedding. W esm r and liis Mevien where lie ivnnrh'.l tho Walked 7 II miles to J e f 1 e rial n vl 1 1 he reported tits of the 1 1 ouhh-some ihiys of Dia.-Madeio regitm s. In the lies and emmler revolutions to lie married, The lit ceremony cost him $!.". roily n dime left. l-iiie I ',',,, Veil, ,-(,, l- Mr anu Mrs. Hurl Wilson ini'l liss rtr.ii.le Wheel, r has r--to their homes In U i.i'i-l, :,rier tin unto trip lo V.-l-'"si-ii. iintlonii park. Tlii-y ' ''' fuayj two weeks un.l all-r iH.K park visit. -J ut Mill- f Wv,,.. will, .Mrs. Wilson's "V Th.-v triiv.-leil in niil'-" vurlons points of Interest anil from the pa'ij -.1 I . Ill nj n mm-, Itetiilll lo llleth Mr, an.l Mrs. l-'i ...in.-'l v-st-i'lay I, l.n.inff the k ' ' Wal hike. Mrs W-lls nsll-.l h. -if lnsr llie paiit wk at lii- I Fhiziat,'--!- hoin-. h,-- h'l.i ..jlrine h-r l"-.- .Salnr-iav -.-lls ill ilsil ill l.a Clan. I- ! t. fur- lea inn f-r 1 a.s Anu-I ... iillli h-r liniL-lil-r. Inn- I 111 r-- Ili-th utter .1.11.1 Mrs .Mill Spur Bow Ties All tied for you! In all the newest patterns, here now for vour selection. K. 50c, 75, ?1.00cach Sec Our Window TILS Or liLALii i MAjHFMt 1 t r s ' 3 "-rue crnoc WITH A CONSCIENCE Men's and Buys' Outfitters E;;iL1FLL PILOTING IS RLQL'IRLD fo. Mr,-Um: lr llv r.g f.'5" c!i 'lo1' lo'ta.ition -i- n i (Ai'i ii ijr jfm. j. jtt.jFA.rn. ii 1 1 b m n IM'loe i m m A : "U"" f THW "A Ji S.Q II TITKSI1AY B iK Uri V i 5n'"' 0 JV SL" -s,. I, WEDNESDAY 9 t.T V..--V.,r.-,', La 1 1 I i 1 KWjj ' J ST TIME TONIGHT NEWS And COMEDY TVERY time, she got a new hoy friend, her Irish sweetie served him with a traffic Here's speed, here's fun, here's hilarious and unusual romance you've ever seen on the screen! With SALLY O'NKIL, ROY D'ARCY Also "Our Gang' Comedy I i U',i. Kg'. ..-.'.jr