La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 29, 1927, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, Octolwi4 2i, 11)27. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER i. , Pajr Flm lioiiie 1 J T7f- ft. n Local News In Brief ero J-Yom AVa I Iowa It (sfl Hood, of Wallowa, la rcgfa ired ut I Foley hotel today. jHxJhx lo (;hiim- . .Mm. Chano Hnhncnkump nd t iiiKlitrr, Mi.n ivray. "ml friends, rove to linker this afternoon for io hi Kb school football game. tiled K2..10 Wind UniMh )Kiid a . $2.5(1 fine municipal court on a chunfe of Wcdliur. H Visit Daughter Mi and Mrs, F. Wllnwui und iptfhler, Mlsn lula, or LftwlHlon, arrived hen thin inornkntf on iln No. LM npd will visit hero for weral days with their son -hi -law .tnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. I)ex W MuMoon, at their apartment ' the tlrnndc konde. Jrn yt.r Ulslrli t M.vt M'url lirodi-rs'n. of lon'st fJrovp, JtnrK-p Mosi-ph. "'of 1'ortla.nd ami Jaiid Kliaw, of Ucaci-ton. n kIm rt d at thn l-'oloy ycMti'rday. They Jer Hfrc Uvr llw tV.rt riot Mu.min l lu-r-i! lust; ti iilit. ' fuWH .Minlsicr Hi-tA - tThc: IVw. ' and Mrs. Wast on F.' fiifhlH. i( Wallowa, wcrr visitors n- ycKi. rday. Mr, Shields Is a st or (ir iih i-i'.r.si I'rcspyirtan -fulfil at W:illowa. , niitc I-mm t ; .Mrs. .1. J. I f 'ffrilay from V rtMr 'she wii 01 nc lrim Walla Walla 1 leitieii rt-i ii.ru ei yes- Walla Walla. Wash., Ann csilleil by the serU Mm iHniHM of her brother. H. S. Hainmock. U is reported to be frur h Improved now. t t . . 1U'movel to Home h j I. K. Pajfe was remmved to Ills lome today rai l) street after he- K 111 the Grande llxtndc hospital llm itust ReveTfil vveiLi pnn. inir from- a major operation. 'ft I'or Tiu-omn $.lrs. Jar'in Km'ffh left hi! nlffht fOr liiconia. Wash., where she will c Alsit tier daughter and son-in-law, ' jr. and Mrs. Tom Crowley. She t lill slop In Portland ' l short i.sit. O. X. i. Dance route for P ; The nntlona.1 Kunrd linit of l.a . fjr.-mde will fcivo a lK-mfli llalto Z We ell da ltd) 111 Zuber hall. be. f glnnln- at it o'clock Monday nijfht, jui-t alter the completion of the j fiejj-ulur drill perio.. , j Vl-iieil Here YcMei-diiy if Mrs. Charles Monmifiie nnd her i tjiother, of Caldwell, Ida., were ' ylsllors yesterday at the home of lr. and Mia. I.. J. (fciles, at 2104 Cn'enwood. They left this niorn- tnrr l-or Ihelr honm In f'ablwell. baT olhick , lUimcr Alter Hie inM)rninsr services nt he Island ity Community church imday fli-re iviU ,bo a, prttluck dinner a.nd'ocial hoar to celebrate .;lioinerominK Kvi-r'one Is invited o In hwr a iwisket lunch and join he coiiKCKfiiion. Sunday school r. nt Hi o'clock ami church ser- jpiee.-at. -11.- 'I'he MOimif people 4jneet at seven, o'clock In the even- Imr. followctl by prcachluK nt iL-ht. .cn For Ontario Alter atlenilillK the 22nd annual ronvi-nlion of the ()non r-onfrress of piirrnts and Teachers here Mrs. V. Ilavhmst and Mrs. ;V. J. Ilnw Uln's. of Poitlond. both pio neer workers in the congress, left yesterday for Ontario, where they i.re attc'nillnjr un all-day ineetln!, of the Malheur County Parent Teacher association today. While !il Onlario Mrs. llayhurst and Mrs. Hawkins w ill bo I In- (,'llcstM of Mrs. Ilruco Kester. VMtinc Men' Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Hrnnson. nf Wallowa county, are In this city on their way home from n visit to I'alirary und Orumheller. Alberta, i 'un. They w.'nt by way of Isanff over tin- Windermere hitrhwuy ihroush Kootenai national park, tliev report n heaA'y cro In the wheal Knwlnir sections or uniiua. nnil that aboul SO' days will be re- lilired to complile tin- harvest there. While in iji Orando they an- the Kiusts of Mrs. Hmnson's sister, Mrs. Onicc Molltor. To Visit Molhci- Iluby llunKTforil went to Im bl. r this imirnlne on the branch line liuiln. She will -visit, there over the weekend Willi her niotlicr. ;o lo (illllH Miss Sarah Hooley ' nnd Miss llarbnrn lllatt, loral- liiirln school sluib nls, went to Halter this inorn Intf on train Sn. I for the nalicr-J-n flrande footlKlli a-aine. f;.vs to (.nine Aiuonjr t!ie pofsemrers from Ta (liiinde on train No. ;4 Ibis niorn ln was IMwiii Jack. who went to linker frjir the football Ifallle tills a fternoon. fhM-s lo 1iilcririo Mrs. Klizn Mirmr, nf nklmn. Wash., stopped iiero today on her to Knlerprise where she will Ht her mint, Mrs. I.oulsa Pace. Mih, Pare Is nnn Of tho oldest fSl- li ats of Ivititerprise. tkw being in her sth yt-tr. Mrs. V'arrnr relates. Pendleton Mackinaws P.LAZERS And WOOL SHIRTS At CLINT'S In all the newest patterns and colors. QUALITY LINE LINT'5 (LOTHIEI "the store with a conscience" . MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS Here From TckJcasct J. V. Anson was in this city to day from Telocaset. Kljrln Man Visitor A.' H. I'arsona. of Klirin, tmna uctcd bimlneiw in Hi in cliy today. Alli'iidliiK (iuniu Mi'H. i- K. (iruham, of TClKln. w.ial ft visitor here yesterday. At (lint' 'JVMlay Mrs. A. J. Staiii;n und duufrhtcr. June, drove to linker today for the. Hukcr-lji, Grande footliull ifaiiic. At I-l'y . Mi'H. J. A. Ooup. of Kumolo, wa a visitor in thin rlty yoHtor day, stopping at the Foley. Hew I'Yom Idaho Mr. und M.m. John Keatley, of Midvale, Ida., were visitors here yiterduy, t,oppinff at the l'ey. .o's to lluntlnuton Airs. O. G. Olwen h ft. this morn inr for HtmtinKlon where shft will spend the day. ShoppitiK I'roni KuicrprlNC Mr., and Mrs. ( N. - Miller, of Knter prise, spent KesUir.lay and today shopping tn this city. They moppefl ut th Konwner. .(N-s to llakcr . Mrs. John Grey and sons. .Tlm nry und Johnny, left this nnornintr for Hakcr where they will visit her mother. Tn Attend Stock Show Mr. and Mrs. If. U. Avery left Inst nlirht for Portland where they will uttentl the Pacific internation al Livestock show. Mr. Avery Is I'nlon county usrimlturist. Vf sillily Parents Miss Hose Mary Hasten who Is attendhiK the Sacred Heart ucad- emy this winter, went to Kltftn this morning' where she will visit over Sunday with her parents. Drive lo Gaino Kiiffene Hoelim. "accompanied by his sinter. Miss Virginia, am) a par ty of friends, drove to Baker today for the football, game. Ileiv I 'or Iiineral Mis. c. Hurk F'ickens mid son. Albert, arrived here this morning from Valrinia, joining Mr, Pickens who was called here yesterday by the death of his sister. Mrs, I.. I. ltusey. Puss Through J. -AlIranson and wife, of Jo seph, passed thnough Ia CJrande lo day en route to their home at Joseph utter u trip lo Alberta whe.ro they visited with a brother j ofMr. Branson. AlleatMl to lie Insane Frunlt. Aldrlch, ulleged to be tfl-J snne.' was" arrested tit Idol MntM-"p,vcslock' slfo'tv' on" H.il lirday, fol-' son at 12:20 o'clock this after-. lowing the nicotine. nooal by the local polirc. He will, be held for examination. Police fl.ief Clint Koynes announce. JMAYOR OF CHICAGO l-'nris nt finnic : Amontf the many pnrties of I,aj flrande football fans who drove to Halter today was one composed of 10. II. Malone and ihulRhters, I0d watillne and Sylvia, un.l paqty. In I taker lortay Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Reynolds on 1 na(1 mrre m.IllnH yml Would have daughter. Marjorie. with Miss SPI14e enough to learn the truth he Gwendolyn Buchanan, Miss Connie f(l).e pending your money in such Hay and Jean Anderson drove to ionK teipKl.ms. With best wishes Haker today for the football game. fnr yOMr future, i am sincerely yours." Go to Game "Glad to Join nnd support in anv The Misses lne and Iris Huglrcs way the America first nssnrfatir n Miss Florence Sullivan and thoor purposes outlined In your tele Mlsses Frieda und Amy Smith gram," wns the answer from May went to Hukor on train No. 24 this 0r I,. C. Hodgson. St. Paul. Minn. morning. They planned to utlenu lhe Huker-lJi Orande blfrh school football game this afternoon. Vlititl Itrotlicli Mrs. I. It. Krench went to Haker Thursday, where sho met her brother, Mr. HeMer. who had come there from his home m tile John way couiury i. un'-nn . stoi kmen's lileettng. und spent the day visiting'. l-".K-cc? Tonight Mrs. A. A. Hrush and mother. Mrs. Husey, of Yakhnu. are ex pected here today to be with their brother und son. I.. I. Husey. They were called by the death of Mr. Hii.sey's wife yesterday morning. Improving Miss Olive June riotner, who has been very ill ut the borne of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Hen Coiner, for the past three weeks, is reported to be. somewhat Im proved. Site Li now ublB to sit up part of the time. , Hack I'rom Portland Mr. nnd Mm. Jullua Ttocsrh and daughter. Mrs, Hugh Hrudy. re turned home lain Thursday even ing by ear from IMrtlund where they spent several iluys on busi ness. Weather In Portland during the pas tweek has been Ideal, they report. Illhle I'llin'r Hews It. O. Oreen, lecturer for the International llible nssoclallon, of New- York, passed through tliH UNION-WAUOWA MASONS GATHER Team from University of Oroonn Pi'oaonf nf tho Meeting in La, Grande , vnout zmii .-uusons or i nion uno Wullowa counties RKthered ut the, Musunlc. hull here Inst evening for a district meetlnif. when the mas- tcr nliiuon dcjrrec was cxcmnlified hy a dewrroe t. um from the Oafts- ....,. c Inn.in nf niu.nnia uini iuvi.il i.nuMMia from the 1'iiiveraity of Ore:on. The team consisted of nine nienihei's, Including' one lAk Grande j mart, us follows; of Mr. and Mrs. ," . J J I'.. . SUyi'O Of jl Clrnnde; Itoy VoeBtly ""(s'. Joseph, Alexcott, rrftfcHsor O. H. St 111 man, Leland Shaw, Professor Kenneth Shnmaker, and John O. Keeftr. Ulnner was served In the I. O. O. l- iMttldlnfc lit 0:3h o'clock pre ceding the lodjro meeting, hy niem- ners of the Order of l-.astern Star, which was attended by Ma- soiiSs Oui'lnff the loiltt session 're nin rks were madi by the Itcv. Weston R Shields, of Wallowa. i t nn' '' "-, iinununi Muiiuiv.ruHiHiiiif feasor SUM man und other mem- hem Of the ileuTCC leain. lhe Masonic lodaya of I nion. vVn" 8un"1n'7vil1': ''lRi"'. ';"""" Wallowa, Ivliierpnso iyi.1 Joseph. , were rej)l-iisenleil at the mw-liiiB. which ucrordiiiB l those who ut- tended was the most succwlu from t ie point of nttendunce and enlcitalnment of any district meet- , . . . . .. 'ln- hem since uie m.rici meet- ins- plan was Flailed three years .mt, 1 The memhevs of the team left this mnrnlmr on their way lmel to Kupene. T" o . TI'II !SCYt(lYl8 Will Meet in POYtlaTld CominercluJ orft-nnlKntlon secre- lanes from owr ull the state will lit MHiiu ii , nm) mi ,,the seml.annua nice mg of tlm Oregon Association of Commercial j Organization Secretaries, which I will be held there. Karl C. Hey- iMHi, ecreiiLrr or un. i nio'j) ; county chain her of commerce. Is ' president of the association. The day's pro.tr rain w ill Include I an address by H. H. Van DuzerJ of the state Highway commission. I and nddr(-ss hy M. M. Cruuldes, t manager of the flmuice depart ment of the 'orflnnd chtimher of coinmerce, reports by gtiiniltntf committees and discussions, und un explanation by W. S. NelMon. sec- returv of The llallas commercial or-an1mt.lon, of The Dullus plun of county developinenl. Cha'tulier of conunicrce secre- J tn.rles attenilina- tlm lueetlnir will attend Hie Pacific - Internulionnl V- STARTS "AMERICA FIRST" FOUNDATION (Continued from Pag One) .'your own signature because if you Mayor Arthur .1. O'Keefe, New Orleans, l,a said: "Will be Kind to see you again. Sending you by mall $10 for dues in lhe America first foundation." I'rom lteloit, Wis., Mayor Will- inII. Maglll cautioned: "Don't let Klut (iporge buy you off." Mayor II. V. Kit.. OshkOsh, Wis.. answered: "Ten dollar bills are too searce. When the hronze lions on the library steps come to life, I'll be pleased to contribute." Congressma n Kd wn id J. K I ng. Goleshurg, 111., Inquired about the officers nnd by-laws of the or ganization saying: "I do not pro pone to get caught In any move so called patriotic organizations con trolled by our big business and the American house of overlords." Too Hum Mayor Victor J. Miller, of St. Tamils, replied he wns too busy. .1. C. Walton. Montlcelln. Kin., said to be a direct descendant of a signer of the declaration of Inde pendence, said: "No southern news paper has had guts enough to pub lish the truth. Am with you. Wire authority nnd I will organize the entire south for yon. ldd nol know what the school hook row was shout until T saf a Canadian newspaper today." "I haven't the $10," was the answer from Mayor f'laude Suml strom, Mollne, 111. )e.plte the mingling of brick bats nnd hoii(iiet, the mayor has declared himself satisfied with tlm results and has expressed belief that the new organization has every prospect of huccphs. morning on his way lo Joseph where he will spend a few days In tho Interests of his work. Mr. Green will stop here for two days at lb first or m-vt w--k nnd will h the guest of loral nu-mltcrs of the awoclaUon. He urn lo Portland Mrs. Jemie M. Jones, of Ger vlan widow, of the la to W'. Al. Jones, one time representative of I'nlon and Wallowa, counth-j, oc rninpoiried by her sister Miss Muhl frelgbjion. of Portlaid. wa t!i li Grand IhW morning en route home. They havo been In Watlowa rcmntry look! nip afLer ihlr farm Interest near Jos'-ph the past wek. VALLEY TOUR ENDS STATE CONVENTION (Continued from Pago I) ni -nnttm :,,y '' w of Jericho" was led llllams. second tenor, mtinUKer of the company. A'l'f tills number Air. Williams nuns "You Veil I'er 1 Ktiutetv" it mi' .... .. . .... encore, aominpanied h- the olhr! members of the company. mi l.nnao l.ucky, dramatic fit nruno. led in the spiritual "Stand iK n ,he Walls of Zlon." . That's llmmony" hy Mr. Will ilims ,, lhe rmpanv and .... . . . nna t 10 enmnanv were also, en-' thuslastlrnllv received hv the andi-;tn enr Mr. Plant santr u lullahv In wncn ne WUH Plven an oppnrttin- hv HhoV hlS nhlMtV tn V till ft I lliul u-(IK Til uwett t)V Hticn irrcat ni) - plauso that he was compelled to re- tlm goal line. Oregon state put turn with another yodelinr,numher. j'tho hull In play on their own 20 Carl J. Turner, hasso. and the! vard lino, v possess.. r of n remarkahlc voice, took the lead in HlnKlmr ' 1111 Jnr-! kicked out of hounds In mldflt-td. dnn lloll." nft-er which the con-''it-oh wer's pnsH was InteiTcptcd hy cludiiif; number of the first1 part ' Hobblns for OreRon state on thn was ulven, Mr. Williams taking the 43-yanl line. Gllinore bored lead. Iihrouffh lo first down on Wushlnjr- I SciHind Part . ton states 44-yurd line. Whltlock The second part of the program ! lost 2 yards and a puss. Whltlock consUted of a trio, duet numbers,' to Mupla netted' two. . .Whltlock solos and quartet selections. i minted to Meeker'on-W. S. .s 11- The women of the company Miss l)oh.son. Miss l.ucky, and Miss nlnnlsl r.n nw.il n trii which fur. 1 nlshe, aov,n, ,piar numhers which were well received. I i.1)KBn,v tlie outstaiidliiK solo was t)iit ,ve) ,,v Ah. Tll,.nel. basso. I nllmi(,1. w.iK ..,1V(,V ,nnes' I,,),.k(,,... .,,, wus ,mk(l , ,,,. Al ,,,.. ,, ,!. xiiik 111 neii 111 1111 1 111, lie 111 iiii , 1 ,.,'' ,, , 1V ,.. ,. .'"" 39 Al- line crus 1 wuri- ' innuins cnainpionsnip noiucrs m- Py ;; as Kiven(la ,)( lu 0 , a olu..HllIf.(i ,mU, hy .Mr. riant ami .Miss j.ucKy, which also called for an encore. A soprano solo ' Hllnelle by Miss liohson brouKht out the merit of her voice. She Is able to reach the. high notes without effort audi i .11. i.. The male quartet sang '"When .Day Fades" and several ot her mini- Ibers. IncludiiiK- several Imltutions, .,,,., fvppiipnt. Tho nuar- (t,t Kroup cwwi wti, nn Imltallon nmnpo,. of a steam calliope, which' (.X(.t.ptionally good. j " I 'AGlilES AND W. S. C. EVEN IN 2ND FRAME (Continued frcnt Page 1) it was tile Cougar's bull on Ihelr own five-yard line. Mcliontild klclt- ed out of bounds to Ms 1 4-yard hau ner. Whltlock gouged left tackle for four yards and (hen hit the same hole for two more. Ma ple plunged l hroi(gh right tackle for first 'down on the three-yard line. On. tho' next -play'. Washington State was olf-slde and was penul- Nerve rressut "A iirxiiM-: of m:hvi:s' You've often heard I hat ex pression. Perhaps you yourself are a victim of "nerves." io you realize that the trouble may lie In your spine in the wrong or maladjustment of the bones of your back? t'hlropinctlc. ad justment will relieve that nerve pressure by proper adjustments. Our electrical treat mcnts are soothing to the nerves, und will relieve the nervous tension. t'omo in and let us tell yon what we can do for yon. t Consultation Free. Dr. J. E. Woodell rhhoprncior it ml Naturopath 20 Nomnicr llldg. Phone IH7-W Hw.ltt0-W Hoiies: a a. m. to 5 p. in. IIUIIIUI1IIII O noteworthy swspecials in "Wear-Ever" ALUMINUM 4iqt, Pot Roast KetUe Special Salt-OA- 6th 1015th Cttoky-Candv siieet Try The Oregon Hardware First 1 U Hn Ml vw r. -111 lurd half the .llstnni-s lo th gonl' liny. Wliltlork llifn wml ovr ot-n-Irr'for a touchdown. ' 1118 uttpmpt lo convert tli buuI went wide. Si'oru: OroifOn Hlate 6; W. S. C. . MrDoriHlU kicked off to OreifOn Ktule's lll-yurd Hue: Bcott rvtumed to th 17-yard line. Whltlork kicked on the first down to th foilimr 42-vurd line. A crlsa-eroKHMo 7. Iiolilln the southern eleven failed to Kuin und a pass was fum - hM ,,y McDonald. The bull wssTlm'r Jlneup courlsled chiefly ..... ... ' ? i w,. .n inn I H'UUItn Klnla .ill u' fl,.-vill..i M.nilitv tn- nfr.-iH. ui.. i I wer vhvliMt i-lht ond Tor first I down on OreRon Htuie'H 88-yiudi ! marker. He added nix yurdu MhrouKh left tackle. He hit right luc.K'? .lor ,wo yftrilH u th W""? -(nut-Hi. m-if, niiMiiHKiun ciuui , urt-- Htute ti. VmiII nn it.vni-fi linn thini .to ko. Scott rephiced Krhell for Hriurnri ulnln X lln nUu r.iltn.l tnuu in unit Mulk.inl.l nnnr.i.l nv,.,- h An end run fn..d and Whitlnrk yanl line. Meeker made "a fine turn to the ,l!f-yanr mniiiev. : Itoh- lore off 1,. II; yards und flint ' H1111H oh :!fi.Vjiril llni..- Ilii ilrtilnil a yard around left end. A few plays later Washington state scored a touchdown' hut fulled to convert, Score at bnlf time: ; W. S. f. 0, (. A. . 0. ' 1) rtTUO-'ll W1SUS ' V... . ' - aai.i.t nil w 1 . I. ,, 1 1 ii -,.n I -uiio " . I,.,... ,, nt kii una Th r. Igii( wH(( & M vhwt iQ ..(1(Jpfl(. favorp(, tm, hltht.rlo un. Kreen eleven. II Altl' Alllk I'ASiV IVIWIII ' CAM Hit I OG K, Mass., Oct. 23 j (A P) Harvard smeared Indiana's overlieud gume oml won. 26 to , here toduy. The llooslers were un- able lo gain through the Harvard MONDAY! - MONDAY'S THE DAY! - M 0 N D AY! We start showing1 the greatest motion picture the world has ever -seen! Monday we start showing the most thrilling, the rhogt wonderful, the most talked of," they.- most remarkable picture ever screened! ; Three Budime ani The Girl in 'The Big dr0p syw-y 1 LMIi ,eV", fe---.w mrt a-JS" W 'MP- U Mil. "U 1J ifl Vfti: JM&hy.i, JOKK 0ILBCT.T JIM APPERfcOK, More than five million people have gone to see "THE BIG PARADE" in its epoch making runs in New York City and throughout the world, paying road show theater prices. It is coming now for the first time at popular prices the epic of love and war that has made motion picture history. SUNDAY ONLY 3 CARL .LAEMMLE La uia LA PLAN TE IN QTnrUtt til VW'" ' OTIS HAK.LAM mmJ J. H.rrtn Jmn cynl UNIVIItlAU A whimsical, dainty farce tomedy in which a pair JacA StnnU C0UECE KIDD0 . line nnil two of thrlr forwur1I.nutl.1n.1l Livestock exposition tuduy 1U1hma were turned Into llarvnrtli touchdown after heliiK lilterccjiled It) llarvurd liuckH. f ; ! VHIXCKTOX VIOTOHIOrS PRINCMTOIV. V. J.. Oct. 29 f API Princeton easily disposed of Wll- Hum and .Mary here today hy 35 1 scoreless up to the final period. The irwnr iiniviK HATTI.H IX TIK ITH.MW, N. Y.. Oct. 2U (Al') Vornell and Colnniltlu to.hiy hat- tied to a i'oii'lr don d toe It In tht first tie ivoordfd In tho 1 fi jniniOH in ". " VP played since 1SS!. The j ' game was a hat tie of linemen with i4,.i,iiu1, ,i..u 1 . ! nm a trrr a rtYrrmnn VERDICT, GIVEN IN MURDER CASE SALKM, Ore., Oct. 2!1. lAI'V li vinur tf. priest, i7-year-oiu siay- er nf flennce M. Werllne. Independ- hn wrower, was found Rullty of mansbuiuhter here last niht nf-. tr Jr.v lud deliberated for btmi-s. The Jury recommended Oiat he he sentenced to not less tbnn ten years In the stale prison. Judte Walker accepts the verdict !' nt the recommenHatloii, doubt- mend.1 Sentence will be Imposed next Thursday. The veidlct Is believed to have been a compromise between mem- Ih-i-s of the Jury who wanted to return a. manslatlBhter verdict wllh- oit recommendation nnd others who wanted, to fbid Priest Kullty (of second desree murder. Me was ,r""' u'r lrM decree inur.ler. . I i.-io.. i,iiw u'.,n. hi,n hi. , . . claimed Werllne wns Intimate with Mrs. Priest. Iloth Priest and his wife were In the courtroom when the verdict was read. Portland Livestock Show Opens Today PORTLAND, Ore.. Get. 20. (AP) Groomed and curried to the last degree, the aristocracy of the barn yard kingdom walled In pens at the pavilion of the aclflc Inter- sIBMfeSei THT, THZY'VE MADE A MILT. 0-HA' IAHA nn ff AIMl BCEN BlMOTrt) AlfD Kit ntoMOTrn. tr stints The Arcade Theatre & i4 WISLtY RUOOUtS UM 1 Jloreourrt y&tu HCTUIll silk stockings cause consternation in the house of Sam and Molly. ' i"i.n for rrowil to du them homage of attention. ( Hornon, catlfe, Rheep, kwIii and other, products of the farm were on dlHila Th opening (lay. u Uisunl witM children's any and thou sands of of younK folks, guests of j the exposition, flocked to the Mil '"'". - I he annual horse how this year entries In all classes and never lie- for have there heen so many horsew entered hy eastern sttihlen. j Matinee .nnd nlnht perffirmaiieew will lm ulven through all next week. MOSCOW. Oct. Ji. (AP) Three I ( former Russian millionaires, the hrnihers Vladlmer and Cyril Prove and their brother-in-law Korepan off, sentenced to death on charges of mlltlary espionaKe, were exe culetl today. Part of Man Found In Hudson River llOllflKKN. N. .1., Oct. M. (AP) We Buy for Less We Sell for Less FLANNEL SHIRTS Heavy all-wool' In plain. and fancy plaids and stripe $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 . wool. mixi-:i In liruwn, Krey nnd blue $1.45 llliie nnd ffrey cheviot WOIIK SIIIKTS ."nil cut 39c x Overalls 1 Mt n's blue ilcnlm bibs 93c Dress Sox . Ill-own and black . ,5c i . a tT! in Destroyers of High Prices HIUOVA'AllMY' AL1, THE SlbDUBTED THAT V m RAO TU1ICK CHUM (LlM JtBltKArf "W) UT ma. I - - warn m Mia I Schedule of Shows for "THE liKi PARADE" One show in the afternoons, starting at 2 P. M. Evening shows starting at 7 and 9 P. M. A suggestion: Try the Matinees Admission , 30c Children (under 12 yrs.) 25c of SPECIAL V COMING MrroftiaY Jf.. im,th wat (1114 Adams Hlnrm No, II I si Ocaodo, Or. RAYON SILK HOSE 48c , Women's rayon hose 'with 24-inch boot and 3'w-inch welt garter tops. A very splendid hose for the money. In all the newest shades. Sizes 8' to 10. The heart, a stomach, one shoul der, join and part nf the chest n'f u man were found Ju a burlap hut:. In the Hudson river ,;. here today .thicks and stones had heen-useVt to weight tho. hag. .' ,:.;", :- ' ''1 fi. ACCIDENT I'ATAI TO TIMtei; .l(HINS'lON. Ml. , Oct. 2!.VaP ! Three young persons were ktllcH and a fourth was Injured her to , day wIhti their auto crashe,d':1ntjt a telephone pole on . a down-rad , ; as they were retiirniiiff from m .Hallowe'en party. f Obituary s.'i Jj Funeral services for Mni. lJ.nyir I. ltusey, who ' died ' ytNsterila morning, wHI lm held tomorrot uftnrnoon at. 2 o'clock ut tho Hun- ter H Itohtienknmp mortuary. ,'Thfy Itcv. J. Geortic! WaU. of th ft First Presbyterian church, will oflohitdSi I imnai win lie tn tne summervute. cemetery. . i a Wbu. Jww.v:FilVM BUDDIES tTROVX TO. IHI TWLMfjft aiRt, Mi:LtftAN7 l7im. L4mtrfA HtATLT WA6 WC.f V TH KAIJIOMt: JIM AFFEKSON TfnO BACK rOB. HER. AJTiBl 1X1, ylM. ORGAN SCORE "BEN IIUR"