LA GRAN IDE EVENING OBSERVER
Patre Five
Saturday, Octolier 1, 1927.
1 Local News In Brief 1
i I "1"n,W'M IMnWWilHMIf ii iimDnMH n i I II I a I I .
. ;l
COM I SO EVENTS
Oct. .VlIH, K. COnvolltiOII
of Oivitnn Pnrrnt-Teasrlicr Con.
giro) licre.
Hcae From SuiiHiiorvllIe
W. It. I-'rlzaell, of Kunimervllle,
whs In this city today on business.
State Fair Will
Show Tomorrow;
Exhibits Praised
NOW FOR A LITTLE SLEIGHT OF HAND
VKilcil Here
.Miss K. Italcliffc, of Vincent,
was a visitor in I. ii Grande yesler
' day. '
III at Home
JiuiirM Mel'herson, of thin city,
K rOlllilM'tl IO IliH iHMIll' IrCenilHO Of
llllK'SH.
3lnvtl t Apartments
.Mr. nml Mrs. H. K. Williams
lia vi moved from their home ou
M- avenue to I hi' i .y mail apart
ments on Kir sti t.
SALEM." Ore.. Oct. 1 (AD
Oregon sixty-sixth annuel state
fair, ajready proclaimed by thou
sand of veteran fair fans an the
rreutint exhibition of I ho state's
on nwi; I. ml rrip nnrU'iiltural. horticultural and!
K. Mathcw, of Kamela. left this , livestock products, will establish!
morning for Knterprise win-re h
will visit over the week end.
Goes to l'.ntcrprlMV
Andrew Itoscoe, of Portland,
passed through J.a Grande, this
morning on his wuy to KnterprUe,
w liT(! he will lie employed.
To Maker for Day
Mi, and .Mrs. It, It. Oragff and
daughter went to Haker this morn
ing for a short visit. Their home
i.s on V avenue.
another precedent In holding over
a seventh day. Sunday,
Comparatively poor attendance
1ue to bad weather during the
early part of the week, and pros-
tend the event this year to Include
Sunday at a special meeting late
. 1 1,... Ill v ,ll.lt nu
J'flirntUJ. All yi II"' i:.Milnuia i
Jinve agrreti io leave uu-ir uininuya
intact for the extra dny and the
only elimination from the regular
dully programs will he the horse
races. Ah n feature of the Sunday
u't m rtii ii-
Th police report thai some one , with friends,
enti-rcd the ( ohinial theater ticket
'office the evening of Sept. 2!) -mid
:tole about :, In eah.
makes her home in Portland.
Slerenry Hmvii to 31
The mercury fell to !14 above
v. m in I .a Grande last niniit. which
is the coldest experieneed here In I
ltehirns From Spokane-
Attorney Colon It. Kberhard re
turneil home on train No. 'Ji this
morning from Spokane where ho
spent a few days on legal business.
era I days. The forecast for I o-
nighl is for warmer weal her in
Kastern Oregon.
At Foley
.Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Preston and
'Mr, and Mrs. (1. W. Woll. of Mos
cow. Ida., registered at the Foley
yesterday,-
Hero From Hums
Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Duncan, of
Hunts. were visitors in this city
yesterday.
At lrng Store
JO. K. Colpen, formerly of Wels-
er. has established his liome in this
i city. Mrs. Colpen has accepted
r a position with the lied Cross
Jrng store.
Visiting From Portinud i program a speeial horse ehow, to
Mrs. V. I. Long, a former real-J w.lilrh no admission will be
dent of this city, is visiting here olinrged, Is being arranged for tho
Mrs. J.ong nowlWudium in the afternoon. Prac-
jtlcully all of the winners in the six;
regular night horse shows will be
shown on this program.
The action of the board in ex
tending the fair to cover Sunday
is also inspired by desire to ex
periment with the advisability of
following this practice every year,
according to Mrs. JOlla S. Wilson,
secretary.
' "The development of automobile
trunsportution bus brought the
fair wit Ii in easy reach ol thou
sands vho never could attend be
fore." said Mrs. Wilson. "Hut
many of them cannot get away
from their business on
We feci that we have
rational institution In the fair that
should be made accessible to alt I
who care to see it, and the attend
ance tomorrow should indicate
quite clearly whether or not it
will pay to keep the gates open the
extra day."
It.'turiis From Portland
J, F. O'Connell returned borne
this morning from u trip to Portland.
M'nch Improved
.1. K. Phy, who has been 111 nt
Hot Lake for the past week, is
much Improved.
Windows llc.lng Put In
The plate glass windows are be
ing put in t liiH week at the La
(i ramie hotel.
1
On Wrdding Trip
Wihmi Thompson and Lowell
Anderson, of this city, left this
morning for Salt Lake City where
they will be married Tuesday In
the L. I). S. temple.
Gloving This Week
Mrs. J, .1. Hurlnidgo and daugh
ters am moving from their home
on O avenue Floyd MeKeiinon
residenc.o on Adams avenue.
Home From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Fred C .Hart re
turned home this morning from
Portland where Mr. Hart bus been
working for some time.
'II week days.
a great edu- i
the fair that 1
xiBm; Urn K&fc
l -TCBCTPACT Vtei. VI!
Ford Gives His
Views on How to
Attain Success
NRW YORK. Oct. 1. (AP) !
Henry Ford tells what he believes i
success to be and how one should 1
go about attaining it In nil Inter-,
view In the- current Usue nf the
magazine industrial Management. ,
"Suppose it young man came ti
you. ' Fay 1... Faunte, me liner-,
viewer said, "and asked you ful
some gned advice as to Tiew to sue- .
jceed, what would you tell him'.'"
t "Now let's see. What Is sue
Jeess?" Ford replied. "Suecess. as
!l see It Is measured by experience.
jThe more of the right kind of ex-i
perleuce a man has, the more sue-;
:cesnful he is.
"That Is the way J figure If. Vou
'always get something out of every
1 experience. Kvery
jthing that happens can be made
(to yield Its good results if you are
jkeen enough to see It. That is the
wav to succeed
1 "Id tell that boy. too, that It
!pays to think big; It Is Just as easy
ito plow 1000 acres as pne with a
maehlnc. and that's the way to do
lit nowadays. Always use a ma-
ehine whenever the machine will
'do the Job. Nothing Is pariiculaily
ihurd if you subdivide It Into small
jjulis. That's the way we du our
I work nnd that Is the easy way to
'do it."
M ITOMI rV
IN TM waT
liul l(lni Mtnr fto. 11
La ftttii0, Ora.
Pumps, and
Oxfords
$3.98
Good-looking, comfortably-fitting
shoes
in styles suitable for
Fall and Winter wear.
In patents, calfskin
and kids.
Hill' 8 Post Mortem
Scheme Frustrated
TIT A TIT'O TOIVf
reds to win ;MAX,WHN;if lOfficers Hope
(Contlnuetl from Pge One)
(Continued from Page 1)
I-nvi's 1'or I'orllnnd
Jtol).Tt Harkni'ss, Australian
rnitipoHiT nml innnist, h'I't thiH
mornliiK for I'ortland. Mr. llark
nfKH gav.' a ronct-rt at tin1 Itap
tial clilirrll last i vi'nillK. lln rcBis
t. p l at tlio Foli y.
niun
llaniplon
YislliflK Moll'
'.Mrs. (i. H. IllnuT and ilniiRlili-r.
Tlnlma, of Hallway, are vlsitlni;
at tho homo of .Mrs. Klmi'r's
mother, -Mrs. II. .1. Harrison for a
Wfolt or so.
mrr
i sworn
will join llH'iu in tlH-lr
country hunt tomorrow,
i Among tho.'H- out for th
niTi t haHo nonnfnKauip,
.MallKur
Tii Visit I'anum
Mrs. C. 1'. Howard nnd Ihrfo
(hlldrclt. of this rily, Ifft. tills
mornltiK for Kluin wiwrn they will
vlt with )ur ptin-nls.
lit Yi'-?7iila.v i ""
Sir. and -Mrs. S. G. nnrltman. of
AUcid, wcro visitors lioro yi'StiT
da'y. Mr. Ittli'kinan looki-d 11II1.T
luatlrrH )'i'tniniiiK to tint Aipl
Jack Oulcli which is hcitiK slap d
ON Imiilcito
H i a hlnn at I'oit TdnllMHil
. Miss Dorothy Miy rs Is tiach
inK school I hi-, winter at I'orl
Tow MScnd, Wash., on 1'uK' t Sound.
Mis.s M.-yrs is 111 Inn lailRuane
;.icpartlncnt of the hluh Scliool.
Krcinci' mid Ca-tincn Hill took up
the pitching hunlcn. rclirlnn the
" ",u" , , I'arly composed of W.
to second in t lie I'lncinimll rally
ainl Jakie May went to the slah
jwhen the rhatfS went to hat in
I the fifth. The fifth liinlnu was
scoreless.
Ilolh Teams Si-ore.
Tin' liuccaneers ailded on two
runs In the sixth after one Imtler
was out. I.. Waner sinKied and
went to second an I'ord rumlilea jjiiuiki'. fharles .Murchison ami par
Harnliardfs grounder, r. ani )y (( w Allsti .,n,i party.
went out to first, until runners ad- t . Uiny r t,0!l,, 10 returned tills
VKIIIllK Slslcr vanclllK. wnBni waiaeu, n.u M,0,.nlnK m,y tlat rain hludere l
J. V. K.uliy, of Colorado, is vis- 1 Ikiscs. Traynnr sinxled, scoring I.. ,,,,,,,; considerably.
ilinB in l.a frrande for a few day Waner and Kurnhardt.
with his sister. .Mrs. V. K. lvunhoe. in Cluclnnati's hair of the stan- I5,., T
Mr Itiihy has heen In California lm, Pressi n ilouhled und scored on Ollll Ol LtOUl U 1 (J
tor tile paHt si'Veral months und . Walker's single. I'lpp lilt into a
slopped here pn his wuyjionil!.. idoulde play. Hressler BOta two-
hugger. Hill was replaced in the
Correction bos '' MHJ". " h0 l' " '' "ut AU
A mistake appeared In Skaegd ' leu.
Safeway store's display add in. yes- ''h,. JMrut' s went out in order in
tcrday's Observer. Coffee was quot- tho Beventli. In the Iteds' half or
eil three pounds for 10 cents, when (n,. nnimr. with one out, frit, sin-
To Find Pistol
In Graveyard
SIMHN'OriKl.l), III., Ocl i (AT')
' Hulked In his attempt to hold a
secret post mortem over the body
of his divorced wife. Mrs. l:il.u
jlllll, found .slain in her Streator
I home. Dr. Jl. C. Hill, Streater. to
day abandoned his plan and or
i dered the body rc-lntcrrcd In Oak
J Kidtie cellletery.
i Work or ehumiug the body was
limited yesterday when Or. Hill
learned t tint his plan had heen dls
! covered. A guard stood watch
' .ii ,,ii,, 1
lie Example, Claim A heavy ruin today delayed tho
j.Vrocrdure and rlnully It was de-
eldi'd nol to hold the examination.
IlKNl). Ore., Oct. 1 (AT) lhat I Hurry Hill son or the slain wo
Oregon University
(lets Sum in Will
I'OHTI.ANI), Ore.. Oct. 1. (AP)
Tho I'nlversliy or Oregon receives
a beiiuiKt of J.'O.lilHl ill the will of
Mrs. Klizahelh II. Harmon, widow
at 1.. ilnntion. filed here today.
Heed C(dlei-re, rortiand. uets $20,
IMMI: llio library ussnciatlon of
I'ortland, 0,lHin; vlslllng . nui'so
assnelatlon id' I'nrlland. $111,111)11;
Portland fruit and flower mission!
$;iMia.
Two inches Is the nveage Illicit
ncKs of the hippopotamus' skid. 1
Attorney Should
To YWt Son
! Mrs. Tom Monroe, of UupiwV
Ma., passed through . hero this
morning on her way to Knterprlsu
where she will visit with her son,
Orvalle Monroe.
! Have Huh)' liaiighter
Mr. and Mrs. lialph Huchanall
are the parents of n baby daughter
born to them Thursday at their
home here. Hoth the mother und
baby are reported to be getting
along nicely. -
Lilly. Claude Aluckcy und other
i ii... i,,. .1..,,.,.. in i .i.
heur county lor the week end v:is iM.Hunivuv i-. -
II. I.el:,- r'uieii ii. ... .. ...
Chillies Swindell and I U'. X. lermme wiie,,,.- ...
of Portland, wlio ate leu tu.iay oc.-upie,, , - ,,. ,...,. ...
, I ..I. , I,.,,,,., II,.,. ItllU10rii:iS iivesiiKn:i'i ii.j'.-
ii iiiwl A.lnlith S'leirrlst. Ml'. Ilu.l- I t
and .Carl Helm comprised a i.imicii.iuiii.
iciiit u ,i I lie iiiiri.il nun
Clll lllilM. II II .-IH'... . i )
cemeiery owneu n nun
fugitive urcuueU of abetting In tile I
day' S'aylug. yieldeil no trace oi a in.i'
A. .1.
lions slutng of Hr. A. William
in Oak C.roie
attorneys should set tin cxnmplo
of law observance for tho world
was the admonition given by Or,
l.evl T. Pennington, president or
Paellli! college, Newbetg ill an
address before Hie Oregon Statu
liar association In session here.
Legislative linn policy mutters
mini. Is held at Ottawa in connec
tion wllll her death.
It should have
lor $1.40.
read three pounds jB,., and took third on anollu
tol when partly dug up yesterday.
:und the diggers wire ordered to
1 continue their work.
! A few days hefore he disappeared
Ileacli, a poultry dialer and friend
j of -Mrs. I.llltendahl, said he had !
conference with a tombstone inuk
'er in the graveyard on Sept. IS. the
day Hie doctor was shot w hile mot-
lie Buying A gencnZTZ. K-..rhor
I youth, who claimed to have seen
SALIOM. Ore.. Oct. 1 (AP)-Stute two negroes kill Or. Lllliendul.l and
departments today received a let- whoso story corroborated hut I d
tec from the state board nf control l.y Mrs. I.llllenduh , bus h. en .
the hoard is lease.l. Jlelecnves uniir .....
the central was un invention. .us. .-
Is under $jri,nini nan as a iniiicii.n
';ncMs Over Week Kml
' H. It. (loodin. of Pendleton, nnd
'mother, Mrs. Klla (looddin. ol'
Porlland. are week end guesls of
.,11 r. and Mrs. Ward Powler at their
home on Spring avenue.
licturiiH J'nmi Portlnnil
i W. H. Oiiild. superintendent of
tile second division of the O.-YV.,
returned home" this morning from
a short trip to Porlland. His son,
' Itobert accompanied him here.
i hit by Plcinlch.
pussed ball.
Critz. scored on a
notifying Iheni that
now leiuly to become
r base purchasing agency for all state sup.
plies, under an uet of the l-'i leg
islature. Tile rirst bids are to b."
opened ne-.t Dec. S and every six
v.. n
J''Ltl'
' New York City's 2,uun traffic
policemen are belnff summoned to
( police headiiuarters in Krouim of
i loo and li'iu for pi.cial instruction
In the proper way to raise, wave
'and flip (heir hands so that tho
.motions will be entirely uniform.
.were before the convention today,
'und officers were to bo rlerlcd.
Delegates were taken on a tour or
the llend country yesterday, and
many participated in the opening
of u new roir course.
Tho resolutions committee was
I composed oi i nurit-H a. j um i, i ut i
land: Hooth Kby, Oregon fity; N.
If. Wallace, 1'rlnevlMe; (ieorffe t.
I Wilbur, Hood JUver and Kred
Kinith, KiiKcne.
We Buy for Less
We Seli for Less
SWEATERS
It's Sweater Time
Hlg. burly shaker knits, coals
and pullovers in plain and
combination colorings Just,
tin- kind you want, at prices'
you want to pay.
Silk Mixed Slipovers
52.95 - $:M5
$1.50
Coats
$2.45 - $3.95
$1.95
Heavy Shaker Knits
$1.95 - $5.45
NewYdfjx StohiZ
Years Old Sunday
ItEHI.IM. Oct. 1 (AP) All C.er-
lloinc l.'miii Piirtlnnil
,' Mr. anil Mrs. A. T. Hill and Mrs.
I.. Meyers returned homo last
night I'roiii Porlland where they
Jipent several days visiting. Mr.
Hill attended the state fair 111
Salem. While in Portland Mrs.
Meyers visited with her daughter,
Miss Margaret, who is attending
..school at St. Mary's.
.. .. . ,,.... i.. ,-,., nli Play
Mrs. J. G. Mlll'cr and two children . on MIIJiis' slnKle.
M,uu I Milium llnrm.tl and M rS. K
I ii.,l r.lotr 1 Pittsburg
' fiir the week end. They will visit j Cincinnati
' Willi friends and relatives.
Arrive. Hero Friday
The Itev. and Mrs. L. A. F.lls-
worth arrived here 1'riday from CT LOUIS IN
Pe I'.II, Wash,, mailing inn irip ny
auto. Mr. Ellsworth has accepted
the pastorate or the Lighthouse
gospel mission.
I
The eighth Inning was scoreless. ' months t herearter and prlortoeaeh:
In Hie Pirates' halt or the ninth, dale ror r iving bids the depart-
Orantham walked and scored on meiits are to submit lists of their;
Smith's single, firanlhain's slide reiiiri nts for the ensuing six I
in the nlntp knocked Plcnlch off uionthH. I
lils feet. Smith took second on tho Whenever any department has many today began celebrating in
at the home plate and scored emergency reiiutrenients between )10nor of President von iiiuiien-
Ihe seuii-unnual dates lor opening burg's eightieth birthday lomoi-
The score: It. II. bids it Is reiiuired to send u reiill- row the festivities beginning u nay
n 17 3 sllion to the board. This reiinisl- iiKudvunce because ol their miiiii-
6 Hi 1 i,,n win be attached to tile voucher pllclty.
turneries: Kramer. 1 III. .MINUS ,',,,. ,,. nl lhat III IT goes to tile At 110011 I III! nresiueni receive. i
nil Smith: Donoluie. Kolp, .1. May m.,..t',-j ol htate lor approval. , Chancellcr Marx who handed over
a deed conferring upon nun ino
I right to dispose of the "Hlndcii
burg national birthday fund"
witness j More
Von Hindenburg 80 " Shinv Nnc
and Margrave.
Mnviu Shrt'p
Sin ejunen are movinp Ihelr
(Oitop from the mountains to win-
railK.-. .i-raifl im-M-i. ..,,,,,,.,,,.- nf onmnu-roo office
. u inuow. ,
NO NEED OF
OUTSIDE AID
SMITH I.VDHTI'.I)
(Continued from Tnge One)
Dnhllas on Ill-play
Several dahlias from the 1'. W.
Kinr eiinleii-iit May Park liavo:lore
I.... n added to the llower display Ities warned sightseers away.
streets fur ll'afric. Aulhor-
PutiHil Storm Zone
All last night members or the
Sixth Infantry, I'. S. Army delaeh-
ranger. who has just returned
f. blu linn,., hero-I'm- n few llUVS Uf
Vl.Ver some time spent in the moun- 1 v,.ri,,-lv 111 'meat, a contingent nf the Missouri
Yains. announces. The weather has ,,' ,.,,,,,.' ,v if Newton nrn I n.'il lonai guard und the American
been cold In the mountains with ' !akr.r ,,r0.8t ., Legion, supplementlmt the St. Louis
hiw.,11,,1 or i.nennionia and In- nollce force, patrolled the slum!
PIIIITI.ANIl. Ore.. Oct. I (AP)
William Smith wan Indicted for In
voluntary manslaughter by the
Miiltnimi.ii! county September
giand jury lo.lay in its closing re
port. The Indictment grows out or
an automobile accident Aug. :l In
which Mrs. Anna Sula.iky was kill
ed on I he Itasellnc road.
much rain and snow and most or
the sheep have already started
moving. It has been an unusu
ally good grazing season and the
sheep and other stock nre in rlno
condition, according to him. One
band of lambs belonging to the
t'matitla Sheep company, which
was recently sold, averaged !t:l
pounds, Mr. Tucker says, which is
liticnza. Mr. Newlon is loremcn zone, in uai kmcs.i.
I the N. K. West ranch. Hoth spllntereil poles, snappeo sninunm
ire members
irove grange.
of the
I'leasanl
ml shattered Slin.lMllI wortll or'
treet lights. They were prepared,
( olli i.i: m:;i:Ts to mi;i.t
S.M.K.M. Ore., Oct. I (API
tloverniir I'atlerson today issued a
call lor a joint mceling of the
boards or regents of the I'nlversliy
ol Oregon and Oregon Agricultur
al college to lie held ul Kllgcnc next
t'liday. It is planned to have such
ting twice a year, won nie
bringing about, a coordin-
whlch has been gathered through
out (lerinuny ror many months and
which the president reiiiested to
be used to aid war widows, or
phans und cripples.
The national government nlso
presented rt I 111 with a poreellan
table service or historical pattern
of Hie period of ' redcrlck the
Grent which was nint.uractured In
tlie Prussian state poreellan works.
You will not have a shiny nose now'.
A very fine, pure, new French Process
Face Pow Jcr is all the rage. Keeps shine
away perspiration hardly affects It.
Lines 'r pores won't show. Looks
like pntrlntl skin and gives a beautiful
complexion. Oct a box toduy. It U
called MELLO-GLO.
GLASS
DRUGS,
INC.
La Grande, Ore.
n teixaJUL Stun
TONIGHT REGINALD DENNY
A
R C A D E
i SUNDAY ONLY
(1
ninnwailiifsiswil
. .I.....I ... m'.ri,ii,lni'. loll CV 111,' lit - I Oil U'Cl III
atlou ol the worn oi ine i" iii.i
ii,.,.,.. Mm llnl-j My none was seen
' Mr and Mrs. Sherwood Williams I Itellef was in charge of the Ped tuPon:'.
' ... .. .1...!.. i.-.. i... I I',.,.. Tho ssi. liuls Cilrc.e Demo- prior to this lueellng.
i'iiiiii.'ii m Hi. .. ii. iii .... , -- ... i . ., .. ..Un ..
jiuiniii.-., .hi. i in hi i i,,n..i ... ...... , iiiu.. i.i., u.li.ra Mr. -r:i i a nil I'iisI Illsnatcll lieaueil ine same nu. i in- unii.i..w
an exceptional average. kO pounds ,k.,".,..i . rnf fund with iniiniblltlons of. will n t al Kugene and in llu- atl-
vention of tile Idaho Ileal Estato $.-,liiill each. I
association. I Hehabllitatlon. already started.
. has Its bright elite. hi K lor skiii-
Ariiw llxilll Taixnna ed and unskilled labor is promised
I Little Miss Margaret C. Kerr nr- in abundance, llelween tu.llili and
being considered a very good ave
age weigiit.
NETTLETON
Oxfords and Shoes
For the man that
cares. For a shoe of
quality and style.
$ 13.00 to $ 11.50
Clint's
Clothiery
The Store With ft Coojnleae
i-rnoon In- stall- rolh
win hH' t at 'orvallis.
on the
r- Kcnts
iJI'-lllS
rived h.-n- this morning from Ta- f.noo men nave neen nne nore mis
coma where she has been for the summer. Hrleklayers. rarpenters.
past month w ith her father. She roufers and plumbers In Ki'-nt num-
ioin.'d her mother and sister here, hers were at work today.
They are making their home with
Mrs. K. 1. Stelneatnp, ut Island
City. Mr, Kerr was employed hr
this summer as caretaker at the
Ui Grande country club.
.i;m::; c;i-:ts itih
To I.rne: Toiiiubt
, Sortfeunt and Mrs. Thomns Shan
non w ill luiv" this evening for
Portland. Servant Shannon hav
ing been order -d to clo?n the L'. H.
marine recruitinj? station hero and
report there for duty. Anyone
wtshtiiK tqapply for enlistment In
the I nlted 8tates marines or In
LYLE MAY SERVE
ANOTHER MONTH
NKU' VoirK. Ori. 1. (.W'i
Lou tiehriK of the Yankees, home
i nn rival ol I in hi I.'nth knoeKed his
17th home run of the season in the'
first imilllli of today's ame wltht
Washliijiion. liurki wan .it' bliU',, ,
KoeniK. who had tripled am! Uutll.
who had walked were on h:i i
con itir; MK
basis.
Senator
WashlriBion, a pronounce.i dry.
and representatives of the Antl-
the mntine reserve- corps may do .Saloon la(ru and woman's christ-
so by m-elnif the local post master, Un temperance union In that ptatn
(Continued from Pare 1)
ably during o f iit:i 1 shake up In ylx IltPn ll(vanfhi under
the field when the prohinition nu-
f the
d.iy.
eun-
ind woimm
(Al')
or of
maehine nun manned bv a sev-
reati Is placed on a civil servico l(.nlh robt.-r. rushed a braneh
'Merehi'iirn National lvtnk
Jones. republican. 'hoi(i nn flv- emplnves and "
It. U. Huron, Kertreant Shannon
announced this morning1.
ure opposing the attempt to sup
plant l.yle as administrator.
iVlsillnje I'rietHls irerr
j Tete" Grant, who was a In
Grander well known in railroad
circles 2fl years aro. Is visitlns here
tornets. elublteil a man
and ewapod with iipn
Jtlida i-i rash.
STAR
SUNDAY
And
MONDAY
ESTHER RALSTON
"FIGURES DON'T LIE'
A Paramotinl Picture
PARAMOUNT NEWS
SPECIAL
THE AMERICAN LECION
IN PARIS"
Also Other Events
Out-of-the-Inkwcll Comedy "Koko Hops Off"
.iiu.it"ly
iiwk i.i;ahin;s j
Ni:V VOIIK, ici. 1 IAI'1 The
nn.,.n.l., b, thr, r -SV nml wn ,H IKIl Con'llHOII Ol Cli-I K Hi"le
also prominent In the Klka lodge hanks nnd trust companies for the
The early La Grander, who has not week shows a defied In reserve or,
been here for some 10 or Ii years. $I3.7TS.5fi. This Is n ileiie.ie In,
Iror a rew ilaya from Heattle. call- and who retnemhers I.a Grande In reserve or s.'s.k in.aiii eon. ru
'ine on old-time friends In this city, the early iluys of Its progress, has , Willi ihc week l,r-f,,re when evcess
He Isyn guest nt the Chart Good- remarked frequently during his , reserve of J.'.i.o., i ,1,0 was is-
nougli home. Jtlr. Grant waa visit about the growth of this idly, ported. j
LAST SHOVvINC. TONIGHT
ZANE
CREYfr
NEVADA
EDNA PAYDEN AT THE ORGAN
JANET GAYN0R
' , IN
"TWO GIRLS WANTED"
With :'
GLENN TRY0N BEN DARD '
ALYCE MILUS WILLIAM T00KER
Youth and Laughter Heart Throbs and
Pathos in the Romance, of an office girl.
Comedy "II ER SILENT VOW"
"l' :'..-TiTlTTll"S7Tii 1--
The Picture
starting
MONDAY
01' Pictures
Time of shows 2 - 7 - D
Admission 50c Children (under 12 years) 10c
special music: score
Played by Gwyn Grey
on the Rig Robert Morton