La Grande evening observer., October 13, 1927, Image 5

Thursday, October' 13, 1927
; WrA-KRANDEEVENmO1 OBSERVER ' fagB "T
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; 11 ACCUSE COUPLE . 1 : Mother Slam; - xrs. A,, NKW vcirL ..Sa- TBflZ'77;
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i i in nmnnmi -1 it l- - an i , .itnKt,...tn., n.,,i . wi.t t.i rnmmi.nv in poiiiiutniir vmim iur hub ih tuivt. i .0
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Local News In Brief
In 1'iuiii I'nl.m ' ; ' '
Mi.-, and Mrs. ' Wallace Green
wood. .of. Uliion, shopped ill La.
Grami.' yesterday. . '
At W'illuwo I.kc '. ;
. Mr. Knd Mi s. W, 11. liolillcllkamp
Sr. urdVpcnding u r.-w days at their
cabin At Wullowa Uikc. . , .
f rr t-! r. . .
llcl-r fcroill Oovo ' ' :
MrsJ? Harry .Welmer and Mrs.
George' Houthwick, 'both of Cove,
were visitors and shoppers ill this
elly yesterday.
To Kton-. '" '
.. Mrs.' Guy 'lleltolo left tills morn
. ing foV Klgfii wliere she. will ut
,iiicl (Tie funeral of Tom MuNuu-d.-n..
r ' '.
r " '
lie HiAw Tonight
Dr. .'und Mrs. I.oe' Hotivy lind
little daughter' Joaii, will he home
troil And other mldwestern cities
for tho, past two weeKS.
On limiting Trip
ii J.
Visited lleri'
Mm I ...l..lt Ar 1. t.. .
& -shopper in this city yesterday.
Here From Lresliajn
Mr. and Mrs. H. IV L'litv. of
Qresltuni, are reKistered ut tlio
Homnier hotel.
Georgia Man and Wife,
Both GO Years urn, to
Face Murder Charge
BLAKKI.Y. Ga., Oct. IS (AO
irarrls Hayes slid his wife, Gus.
sle. both 01) years old and pros
in. -mid fiirm enimle- tiiuHt face trial
In liarly injunly superior court on
Apiilu Grower Heixv
Howard Kvans, of Milton, stop- chares of poisoninn ineir ii i
ped at the Summer yesterday. Mr. i sous, James and Amos, and tho
....... 1- mufU-iK Ifi.vear-l
lA'fflston Couple Visit
Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Thayer, of
l,ewtftton,- Ida., were ,tll this city
yesterday. They stopped at the
Summer hotel.
lloiiw 1-Yoni lui1laiMl
, Albert IimlH returned liouie this
morning on train No. 24 from
Portland wheno' he spent it few
days on business.. -.'i.
u-l,lf,u- C-IujIva. I6vcar'
old mother of Detroit, Mich..
Mr, and Mrs. Hayes were ar
rested two weeks after tho death
of Mrs. Ulndys Hayes, when a De
troit welfare worker's suspicious
voiced In a letter to the local min
ister rcmiltod In a coroner's inquest
and a post mortem examination.
The state chemist found traces of
poison in the young woman's vis
cera. I
James Hayes, younger son of,thc
couple, died on Juno W. 1927. an
hls death was believed duo to na
nnnn.va Anm eainn home
from Detroit to nttend his brother's
H. Shira and W. H. Hhira.
branch line train this morning for: '" ''; t-"iw
tundowa whero they will spend a. Mrs. K. .8. Oroy. of Gibbon, to
lay or so on . hunting ex-1 visiting in I Grande today at tho
liedltion. . ; . . i-..' A I home of her sister. Mrs. H. l'ui --j,,
. . Kusoit.' - " ::' :
Jtetniu
I
From Kontllr
Miss Florence Crawford, -.of
Seattle, was In this elly yesleruay. ' ,
Miss Crawford stopped at. the funeral and renuUned a fcwla
Foley. . , , : . . '
i.,it u,. ivjifi inkun 111 and on
July il illed In u Dothun. Ala,, hos
pital. .-. - - K ' '
V.loet Max Cltllett ,
Vice President
tiuu iioiik . .1 . ' 1 . . i n ,'
Mr.: und Mrs. Hal' nohrienkamp i km' I". ",r., , ... .,.,1 .,... i i,An eounell. ln
,! itfH. Bolmenkamp's mother, i .lii'i m er I l,. ,n,,r session last evenins at
Mrs Wary Haker, have returned , fc -;:eU ,lt the home of the Imperial club rooms. , elected
z aXo'r'Tnr i fe-"'' - .vxtrx
liffMItt ITfM fki.l.. 19 fAIM
Although there are signs of gen-
i J..i....ilnti nit,l alWIit net.
tllng, the Hawthorne public school
here is sun suio iot bvihwi iui -
uoses. Henry V. Hluod. l'ortland
engineer, examined tho school
thoroughly and made recoiiimeiiii
alloiu to tho school hoard regard
ing the structure.
. THE "ItWMAX VCESTION"
IttWE, Oct. IJ (AIM Tho only
way to solve the "Honiaii ques
tion" Is to urant tho Holy See ter
ritory, no inaltor how ainall, Ob
sevatorft Itomane,. official organ
of Uio Vatican, says for . the. first
Hum 8bice the fall of temporal
power lo 1S70.
VIS I) . M1SM SU WOMAN
tiil, T-r ivn rkf lie! in IAIM
Portland poller were oilvised to
day by t'hle.1 or police j. . unr.
an, of San Diego, that a. woman
belioveu to oo airs, xtarncii. Craw
ford, missing from her homo at
Medford slneo Jan. 4, 122, Is at
the county hospital at Sun Diego.
Millions of Kuropran insects, re
sembling small llgliung mono
NKW YOHK, Oct. IS AW)
Tho .Western Union TeregTapii
company is completing plans Tor
uxtension of its ticker service on
New York stock exchange stocks
to Seattle, Portland and Tacoma.
Ii la ixieeted that n il hill a few
months the Installation of neces
sary equipment will be complete
and service, begun to tho Pacific
northwest. . i
10. A. Pierce and company one of
the largest wire houses, lias un
der written the service uy guar
anteeing the telegraph company
against loss for a staled period.
RUTH ELDER
SAFE; LANDS
BY STEAMER
(Continued from Page Ono) '
MltS. GKAYSON WIltES lU'TII
,i ri i,niiunn Me., tlet. IS.
( AP) Mrs. Frances Grayson was
Hlnndlng on tho wind swept beach
near her beloved plane today when
word cume that Hull. Elder wan
safe.-
"Tho minute' I heard Miss f,iuer
M.u.tt.,r l enhleil her: 'CuiiKralil-
latlons. My pniyers followed you',"
she said. "1 did Hot Know ai nun
,in,n thni mIia hint been forced to
allRht on the sea or 1 would have
aent double coiigruiuiaiiuns iur e
cape from that danger."
the sea and Its crew- lived to tell
the thrilling tale. .
NKW YOIHK, Oct. IS (AP)
The ltadlo Corporation of America
announced to day that It was In
formed by wireless from tho
steamer Olympic, that the IWtrh
Rteitine lUirellilreriu ami piv
..i,in,. m helnir 'trained1 and up the crew or the monoplane aiu
i... - .1' Unu,p,l .1 erleiill Girl Off the AXUTCS.
inuiLiuiieu iy ji. v.. ,..
at the government htbbrntory In
Arlington, Muawichuseits, under an
-I. nr til nun mill wmi-
t.ltlIIVlIIULIVII
in. .(ho next .few ycurs these pani
.. . : .mill .1 J. MIIIICV. . I lilt: ..- .
liu tiled by K. It. llingo.
.Meelliis l'oslMinnl
HeeaUKOf yesterday- yas Colum
bus ibW, a legal holiday ill Oregon,
'lhu city commission did not hold
when the former vice president
t,;,i S. Hl I Har. At the mc Jme ;a waa
T ri&rcd at .the Foley. M r. 1 'Utre.d to split the o flee of slc-
111:0 city comniisston did not hold Hallock . s here J"1".1"" j ,T' , treasurer while Clyde
is regular session lust nignt. n : r.ncKsun e.. ...... ,....., . vtt8 r(,lnlned 'as secretary
.1 ...I 4 . .ii. knt lulu- In tlirt'in l win lr fftlirt. I .. . .
a..juuV.u w - , noloeratea from ti
wct'k.'
i...
Hen J'nnu rcmuoioii wr. l.uuh7
' ,i., i ai.. litti.. I i.nt..T.riif whi'ro. cullers in
;tirs. jitiiiva rtigvi x-j ..... ut.x. t - -
.i.,i.rht.r Miirirnrot. ncpoiiiimntt'd i cltv voaterduv;- Mrs. Conley
i,..t.r,.''l.,.. nf 1 ii r.rnniln ft'niu INn. I m'nnillTI'l' Of til
I Dolciratt'rj from tho Iwal unldn
II(,MI ,vnm, inuri.itw '" wore pit-aont and iiHuird Iho or
Hriv -l-rtMU i-.iiurpiiw , i,tn nr th. Hunnort and co-
1 V. " "..VZr ' o nemtion in an effort to w ui e the
:Ada Sld?s (above) ot'.Okla
a 't'ftS;' is 'dead aiiil J'-.yca'rToiiJ
Mrs
I nvnlrV iVlllleUR' SilleR ' f bllnW).
is without: a motliei' asl.thc rextril
of a balHlU'o bullet. ,MrR; SfBc'i.
n.killeil ns ("he led police to. the
pIae"wliero ahodiad parked with
frleiid. Qeoil rtrowiu and where
the Vohbers lind taken . $02 fruiu
i ; . i .Brown. , .. . ..
1 sites will be loosed upon the coun-'
S .tryjdlstrlcts to, wage ii. biig-eut-bug
campaign against the, ueauiy corn
ixirur. . ; , . , , ':.,'; .
'v Tf the slumps used In the United
Slates limns year were placed end
f ..,..1 ihw lvAillfl -extend 2&U.-
UIUO,, jnilcs,. or ton. . times ,tho . clr-
'cutuforunco of tlie glwne ai ino
'iqtaitor; , .'. it '- vk"'; -,
' .. , ,
1 1 Obituary I
j -i
WHHKIilNG, W. Va., Oct:' 13.
At,, i..uoiih Iliillnwiiv. alieaklliK
fur tho Wheeilnii backers of the
tilth. Killer tllgllt, liner uemis
rnrn,A,i i,v The AKsueiated PreH .of
the fact J hat Miss Killer anil George
llalilcniuu wore, safe, eaju.
' urn tickled uliik. AVe lire
'so happy wo wtilliut- exiiress It 111
words. : Not one. ui tne men- uhiik
Im: the flight have hud a wink 'of
aleep since sho .stiirieu luenuin
nlirhr. ,niiH TO 1110 BO Ilieascil . now
it Bccms InipoHKlblii to Hloep. Miss
Elder sllirteu agiinisc our iinnran,
Kut nfief she was once off, we
1 brayed for her success. All we
K , . ... i ul. lu ..llvn.iltwl
iCIlie iur 1H iu niiu'i o "
lllLnlliaV ulin 111 If Cettll tl Ol
Hiiie. ,. true,". ......
31 HS. HAMtEMAX KEI.ICIITEI)
NKW YOHK, Oct. 13. (API
Informed by The Assoeiuteii. Press
that her husband and Hillh Elder
were safe after landing ut sea. -Mrs.
iliilileiniin Hiild: "Oh. thank
vou so much. 1 knew they would
bo ull fight." , .
Mrs. llHldcnian and the backers
if the flight, 11. E. Cornell and 1.
It. McArdle all expressed great re
lief and joy Hint tho filers were
safe.
"That oil lino breaking is tlm
sort of bud luck that might happen
in liny flight, 1 suppose, sum air.
Curnell. "Of course they will be
disappointed that they did nut miiKe
11. and su are we. but wo uru giau
mint they are safe."
Mrs. liiildctuua has been eneeriui
throughout the long tense hours.
11041 Adaau ntnra n n
r. La Oounde, Ot ;-;
Outing.:
Flannel v ;
; ; 23c
3G inches wide, heayy
weight, . close weave,'
best napping.' ideal
for paj anvaS; ahd
gowns, comf orts.-; . ;
. ; l'l.KillT PO.STPONMI)
.. OLD OltCHAHl), Me., Oct. IS
lAiiiiJ-A utirr eoulherly wind.
steadily falling rain, thick wenlli
and rough sea combined this uioritJ
Ing to postpone, proiuiujy"or. an)
other day the. projected Ahlerlci
t.. ,,..i.nn flli-ht ut .Mrx bVMia
ees Cliayson and her twoicdmpanJ
ions In their big niHorsax. m
phlliian" 'monoplane': ' '".!'.'';'' -.'i , 'fc'
There was the .'ban), jposHiulllrt
that the rilers might leave all duslj
when luw tide shall have, wldonof
the narrow bench runway, ,uui
was only a possibility
Htai& convention - of. tho Oregon
luitllivu,! t-ll jBoitmwj - - .... I ..1m- fno tltHI tf
i.1.... r. I ii flKii mln linm I'l.n.lmnnnr'PP ftf I W OllClOr ftl 1 1 IllUMy ' ' ' ..
1 pro- and ueauy-iru-vtw ft.w.
-lli,t,ti,1 tnilinr lllllfT,. lVt
Rldini. ln tho circuit court here t.n ! in that city.
i t.,.i nr iii.lmi .1 VV U'nnwIoM. -'
Mrs. itui'iics lltJi-e
Th , .ip'aldent -an
t.Viaf ii himilur of Civic
orKunizai Ions .had declared their
Home .VUihTHp- .-"neaoqilarti ,
rs. JUarni-s Here Mr. MirJira.noiw . V"1 ""7 -
Mi Margaret Hai nes, worthy ; and son, David, arrived home wed- ,nn nnnora
-p ,.... ,r n 1, 1 1- I mill nil inv .1 u H . w- n.n tr i'..
gl'linil-t lllllLIIIIl l HI" VIU,: v, t iimuJ ......r, UU1AUH ' '
Kastii-n Slur of Oregon, was In. I City and Ogden where they hae . IV1TCJTR.IAL PEACE
Grande last night when she made, been visiting with relatives and , y ll USlttlALi r JUi
her official, vjstt-10. tht'.' Kastora friends fon.tlto.past tao.iwev.iu.
Slar Chapters .of this disl.rlct, In- j white In' Salt' I-aUe "y tney -ai- (ColltnUed from Page IX
CIIUIIUl vtiitiiu,-, i ,,.. iniu
and 5lgln. Her home is at Grants' D.: S. church.
Pass.
ii'"'i'.i"-
..l 1., ..-t unrb elllell llllM Clll
,...,'.xl.l.lel.ia..V- inlnuted In ll.e 2U .1 iniernanu.....
' ' T .... A ihi i. ,t mum. of l.ln. . xhlbllloi. o paintings nern
iMiuiK iui.tt-t ., - . . . ..-.. 1 ... . . r"'n,l,. Tills exhibition was on inc. ineni-
Mra. I-. ti, Terry, of Portland. Is' world swies arrived In l,a Grande. . . declared In
vldllng frlenils in l.n Grande. Tor 11.; (ills mornlus and are lieini, w address that It may be that In
few .lava Mrs. 'ferry formerly fr the first .time ill .(he Ar eudo . s . t,'' ,,,,., Me uon-
inuile Iu r home in I.a Grand.- und tlienter .tlits afternoon ami tonii, 11. 1 ,.x,ibti0n8 ilea the.
bus many fi b nils here mho a-j The Pu"r ,,;;,7V MVers and 1 g''rm of a better world . rclatton
lended He. district meeting of the. iiiorf.M"AMru',y. Mu-yc '.ahl,,
Order ot Kaslern Star, which wa Uowcn. pi-oprletora, aiinounci.. I ' t w aiwaya i,c deslr-
'EXPERT ON TI
lield here last evening.
I.crt 'Ibis .Miirniiig
.Mr. and .Mrs. Arthur Van Fleet,
who have beer. visiting In l-a-Grande
ror several days with re
latives und Mends, lert this niorn
I11B lor llulse. :.ln.. where the.y will
visit Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cliar
liiineall. They will return to Ijl
('ramie In about a wei-k on their
way home to l.os Angeles, Oil.
They lire making the trip by unto.
AIM'iil'.l Grand l-oilj:t
Mis. .M. O. Allen, deb-gate '.o the
gi-.iinl lodge uf I In- Pythian sisters,
iit.il .I.-hh t . 111 1)1. (U-lcguie lu
grand lodge, of tin
- . Here I able to Hllinuiaio ana ctcisiiw.
, Hoise a u f,.n.ln.epll princlplo ot
Plerson made his home hiu. an u ,.,,. ., ,. freedom.. edu-
....in 11. few years
iur euinin.,j ...
ago. - He . Is now .employed, by .a.
Portland Kornlliire compaitl-.MK1
Plerson remarked Uliuit the lm
provements of the buslnesa district
while' here.... ,:.' - . " .:- .. '
Here I'roni i-ortlnnd
....ti.li.. mid Mrs. Julius Allyn.
Ilie'..f Pi.rllimd. , )m.vo been visllilig
.. . . . . i... 1 . . . . ... . .. ,1 ' TIll'V lit -
grand lodge, of the Knlgnia 01 1 y-1 menus 11. v. . - .
bins, both of which were held atjtehded the Kl. stern Mar I ... Iln
1. ,.n.. n.i..rn..fl this morning , 1...1.I here last evening and lell 10-
Plerson made his l.o.ne - j ,. lnitm,Uons that, froedum. edu. , , ,Trdia s new
was employed 11I ll o arr 1 mi 1 wealth -ure. not' to mil ieH ,M,erV
I.11 Mesa. IS
i.rlul.ei
IXIItIS l'.M.KN. 1II N J l.l:Y
Doris lOlloii llunlluv, tho only
.laughter of Mr. und .Mrs. (cell
Huntley, passed away this morn
ing at. the homo of her paronts,
ioi Y avenue, utter a abort ill
ness, Sho was born In Iji Orundo
.4 ....h ft m-ir. nnrl ii'iim 1 n'11 venrs.
'Six otoliths and seven-days old. ,
The funeral will be held train
Ibe SniiilL-ruKS .and- Zlnim.erm.in
Miaucl Siiturdiiv afternoon at H'J;
'o'cluck. . Huiiul will be In tho Ma-
Honic. cemetery.
I i:.Ml'.lt WASHINGTON
1 .' W.KA'I'IIKHSI'OON
I l'.eeuuso of . the Imiiosslblllty .it
Kiime of the relatives to be ilu I.u
Grande today the funeral of 1:1111-
... .'' i'.,.l.lnffi,.n ' -Weill lierMlmiill.
which was to have liiken place.lhlul
liflcruooil, will be Jie.iu loniurruw
nftern'ewil at S:3U 6'cloek from tho
Mlimniqrviiie eiuti-i.. .i..wh
I Zlirtmariiiaii will, be In churge.
liirroll. K. smllh,
state
1.. II... I,. hnnii'S at. Klgln.' noiiv
giund liwlges were successfully
iniullleleil, aeeording to the two
deli-gates. The delegates In nt
ti niliiii.'.' were fortunate, they said.
In liiiviug Iw.i Hiiprellie lodge of
ficers ill attendance, Mrs. Ada
Hell, of Texas, supreme chief of
Hie Pythian sisters, and Harry M.
Love, supreme keeper ot records
v und seal of Ibe Knights ot I'y
J 1 bias both being present.
cation and wealth ure not' to ltJ lie's an cxperv"iin printer
r,. ,'vi',l for tile few but are to be. since he and Ills fnlbel
......l.u.l lli.-nii-rll euunl Ollliortlllllty I umllli iniblltill five lllilllltl
which Is open to all.; Wo have I pnpui A In Kim Dlegu eouiily
staked America on tne pweiiinu
capacity of the average citizen."
Prals.--. .Mellwwi
Uiuillng the progress made b
Hie city of lillsburg, tho president
..,.ii...i tii-lli.iiliir ii.l.tention to: An
lew Nil.
'.V'liewiH
: .TitosfAs itexAPGirrov ""
' KIAIIN, Ore., (Special) Thomas
Mr.N'ullghton, 60. passed away ut
the home, of his sister. Mrs. Kiiih
DeUule,-of -'Joseph, Tuesday, no
Was well known at Klgln and was
.... ,...l..ut Tit, T. ' MeN'lllleh-
ton, former) a physician uf Klgln.
- HQ IS HtirVIVeil I1.V 11S Sieiiinuinei,
Mrs.' Siiiile McNnughtoii, of La
Graiide; Nevon' slsiers, Mrs. Iira
Gasmen, of Troutdale: Mrs. Agnes
Junes, uf Klgln: Mrs. W, C. ltyder.
uf Tuklma. Wiish.: Mrs. Pearl
llaughton, . if Portland; Mrs. Mary
day for Ontario, where they wm
visit friends for several tlays. They
will return to La Grande by Satur
day, OcL 2. wheli the Orill-r of
ltainhow for Girls will be Instituted
here.
Il.nnc From lalila Show
Mr -J,.' It. llhodea returned home
this nwrnlng from l'ortland where
-he atlity'fc-d hc aecond-- annual
Purl land- flajllla 'show- which -.'wna
held yesler.ti.y- .at the- Mnllnomah
hotel The show Is sponsored by
Hie Noi-Oiw-ift Dahlia association
.... r,-...i... l.'lnrlHl'a l-lllll. MrS.
anil nii- vi't'" -
lihodc reports that the show this
d STAR P
.)n IM.-niled Tl'ill
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Pickett and
'daughter. Miss Thelina. left lli
'" "i"r"",B.. : u.:. . ! ri: : i;r,,i,i mat
trip llirilllKh lllano. I lun. year . -" , . .
and California, w hich will extend , interest. In tills event is noli., ably
over period of eight ...onll... ,eresl,.g. Tlu.se tj.m r wit
Thev returned yesterday Iran, fthe progcissof-th del a UB ,L
Top penleh. Wash., where Miss 8,0w flower Say. lhat the 1 rtuge fiw
k' 1 .i.iiine- .villi n. nrii,!. of the iMud arc alvlnir way
.lt,.r for'the past month and n iHipularity this year at i he
where Mr. and Mrs. Pickett spent ' Purlland show to th.' va.-iuus aoT
a week. From La Grande they . tr.r colored smaller blooma. Mrs
will go to liiiri-y. Ida., their for- ubodes' dahlias won ...any of the
mer home, ami will rMt In .that prlxes tV the lucal fluwer,huw
ellv for about a IlinlUII Willi Jen.- II11H lun
tlv.-s and friends. Their Itinerary
Ilii llHles' seenlc points'. of: Interest
und principal- titles or the four
Mates. Thevtpian to return some
time in Apsll.'- Mr. Pickett Is
ewner of. Ihu A & 11. root .beer
sliuiils here. . 1 : . . ;' v '.
Nnrairn.-.' l-'.iniigellsl
Kvnllgelist Lewis Hull, uf Nlllll
pa' Ida., who has been travelllns
in ilie interests of his work
throughout the northwest, was 111
J.a Grande a few hours this morn-
lh flm nit of lliur istul ivatediwilsun. of Portland: Mrs ""I' "'
.'. ,1 11... ,.r .l..uMi.h. mid Mrs. Kthel
ill, Guseony, In' soulhivesL 1'rnnee. Vun 'ln(i f ot Krcsuu. C11I.. and one
ni.il Niieh. lias lis I'I'lllllatlon lie..'ullie i,',.,.ihee -Ifueh' 'McN'auuhtuli. of
drew- Mellon, bis secretary of-treas- Uiirt-.fdr UnUn'd of yetirs 11 whi)i-i Purlhinil. -. ..
my and llleliard H, Mellon., ofi imj. ,,.,. was called- in The funeral was held this after
Pittsburg, whose .gcnoroslty nmdo, i,.,,,- a' -gusoonadi-." - noon at. 2 o'tlock at Klgln.
possible Hie art exniuiuo... : '.-'..!-'. ' ' '
1... 1 mil im men who are 1 - .' . - . ' -
devoting themselves to the sorvlci
of Humanity", ho U'-ciareu.v 0..1
by remaining as a leader in grcai
rin...w.i..i nu.l IniliiHtrlal enterprises
and the. other by turning his great
talents to the iiuminisinmoii
nubile finance as secretary 01 in.:
treasury of the United Stales,.
where his leadership m tne nuu
six years has been greatly Instru
nicnlal III restoring the economic
einiallbruui of the world."
llsiabllshniellt of this govern-,
mcnt and of this community have
been brought, shunt, Mr. Coolldge
Bald, "liy a supreme effort, by the
making of sacrifices that reached,
to life itself.
"These results." he added, "have
coniB from nun who could face
fiiela and were willing to grapple
Willi realities: from, men whose
hands were hardened ut ine pion.
whose faces were blackened at the
forge, whose bodies had been ex
posed to the fire of hostllo toes."
LOCAL SCHOOLS,
CHUBUHtiS UlViii
STRONG PRAISE
(Continued from Pr 1)
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
WORK SHOES
Solid U'Hthrr, Men's Tun ;
Work Shoes
.V; $1.98 : V--
10-Inch Tops 1
$1.35, $4.95, $5.95
: 16-Inch Tops ' ,
$5.95, $7.95, $8.95
, Waist Overalls :
Heavy copper rivi.-ted -
$1.00
Russell's Work ,
: ' ..' ' Gloves' : ,
Tough and du'ralile '
"sUiy soft under ull cuiull-,
1 C0-" .ii.'-.i ,1
. 95c - $1.25
NIwORK!3TaRlil
Destroyers of Hiith Price
W. II. B01INENKAMP CO.
- Four Floors Of Superior Furniturc;
They're Hot, Round and
: Full of Holes P
Folks, you remember the doughnuts .rndther.; j
made well, we're making them every aavine,
ill make vour mouth water. You'll
say, they are almost as good as mothcr'8-Try
a dozen today.'- ''; ", 7. ' " ;''. 'y-V'K5
ie'.'' .;;.-"'",'::-'..:.- -;-.:... p..:. . :- W'v,:4 -V'-;A
Mpnrt's lttac-e Ho-JNut "
(ict them alter 6 at the Yellow Dog next door
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TODAY AND FRIDAY
;viLUHri tu(
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A I
1
Anniversary
" Snecial
' FOR FRIDAY AX D SATURDAY
AT CLINT'S
20 Per Cent Special Discount on entire line of
DRESS SHOES and OXFORDS
Edmund's, Strafford and Weyenberg makes
SHOES OF QUALITY
...i..i i'i.i.i .-imiv't.r In . r urlvllege.'
lie plrtun-d his ih-liglil lit ilie
privilege he hud of meeting tllo
heroic l.indy ond the taclluril
president. "While these two privi
leges cannot be enjoyed by every
one." he said., "nevertheless ll.e
cr.-ater privilege of convorsatlon
Ihrough prayer with even a greater
persunage than these two. namely,
man's Creator is open to every
man and woman of the world." To
nlnlit the sermon will be 111 the na
ture, -of an epitomised review of
.i lut.u.ttia nf nraver that
vpeuker has enumerated In his
secent series.
TH6 STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE:
1 'MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS
ing on his way to Wallowa where
he will conduct servlrcB, at the
NBarene chnrch of that city of
which John luirbtn Is nitnlsUT.
While In Iji Grande Mr. Hall vls
lled Uh the itev. !,. D. Meggers
minister of the l.a Grande Naza-n-ne
church. Mr. Meggers and Mr.
Hall were class mates at the Naxa-
rene eolleg.. of Nampa som years
ego and enjoyed a visit this morning.
It's a strange country win-re
bargain sai.-s -can be advertised
and moving pictures of prize fight
are very evil.
The siory of a girl
who was tempted and -'
won. Laid ' amongst
the glory and gaiety ;
of .New York and
Palm Death.
OLIVE UUnutn
Win IUmiTO-MAlt OSHMtS-Hf US
f Satuntnif &minq Ait Story -f
ALLAN BWMN""
A REAL P0LA NEGRI TRIUMPH!
Special Comedy Attraction
"OUR GANG"
In
"YALE VS. HARVARD"
There's some tough line bucking in this one
EDNA PADEN AT THE ORGAN
vvartime-of the be- -c4 sCi V ,
hind-the-lines pris- ; J6 AV W
on camps away 'JJL ' v
from 'the roar of l($r
guns away from JfU ' vv
the clash of steel, ' AWA
but where action I $S - itf
and drama are ; ' U?, IF , V I
more intense : per- .' -fi 4
ha)s t h a n in the -j& xi
first line trenches.
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The Inkwell
Imps
-and
News
Arcade
ERICH PGMMER' ROWLAND V. LEE
gh-octuction.
TODAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
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