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jay, Januaiy 13, 1928. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pajre Five Kay Is In Favor Of Assessments BANG! SET 'EM UP IN THE OTHER ALLEY! STREAMS OUT OP RANKS L UMATILLA CO. (Continued from Pane One) Staters Defeat Gonzaga Quintet Easily, 44 to 25 Uniform, Equal ! 1 Locl News In Brief iu jf I II I ' 'III 1 " S Si, 5 I ft tO) lMllP(fMI J , i. H. M. Anderson t, this morning for a jidl Ion. nnd son visit In lYoiii Hurley P.:, 1). Pace nnil .1. C; Moon, of jrley. Ma., loft this morning ftf r stopping two days nt the Jji fnfldo. I'roia Wallowfl II. Wodmnn. of Wallowa, is vis ing In I .ft Grande for a short ."fT l-rOiii Caldwell Mr- " rM- T.uKe. of id? 4wc)J, 1 1 1 n . , are at the Koley today. ltiiw Man Leaves Oy M. llyder. business man of iaker, returned home thin morn iK after a short business viHit ero. He registered nt the Foley. jvlel Homo Today , McNeill, Mrs. 1.. M. J.nird. und moiit only spends $2, 1 fio.oOO. W. - ''linger, proprietor of rhojMrH. Mlnette. Sentner, nil of Cove, whereas for all purposes state. lnGrandn and Tin rry, Sliaw. man- worn shoppers In l.a Grande this county, municipal and sehonl dis ox of the hotel, aro oxpecmd morning. Mrs. Hcntner, who is : tricl the stale rnlses by taxation jrio bv eat some time IMh nfter- on from ' Portland where they en on business. Irfe lYoin Oi.tnrfci A Mr. nnd.AI.rs. (. I', l.nokey. of nninrio.yare stopping iit the Knhy hotel, . X - - : VWtbin In Wallowa County ." Itlehard Dykhuls, elerk at Ibo, Vojey bote), is spending' ft few days vfaHlng nt Wallowa and Knter prufe. - 7Ieo I 'ltiin'. reiblletoii Phil .1. Opp, of Pendleton, regis? - IK- t 1 at the l.a Grande hotel yes- Xtirn (o Wnllowr. Mr. and Mrs. Hill .Wilson and Ur?. J. . Dunenn. of Wallowa, fturned home today from Denver 'hpre tlpy have been visiting for iMjveral weeks. , Jinriipernt lair at TjiUi 'Mr. it tiiI Mrs. Forrest Tny and ten. CJIenn. went to Hot Lake this -noruini? whero -they, will spend -w 1 ibout n week wllh rt-latives. Iay has bevii In the hospital here for uljout five e W. 1.1 .1 Is e.o..- ( '!' "'""' fr"" "" ""?""" . J W Visit m I Jffln - Mrs. II. P. Nielson and daiiRh Jejmie, . left .this momintr lor rllKbi where iliey will s'pend the ,yjekM.d visiting. t hi l-ixm lennsHnnin (Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Waiter, of tjfiienbcrff. Pa., are registered at US l-'oley Hotel, v.,4'cu, Issued ESf Alnlile .Marie Itoe. of Tayetle, llrVIl 'Norman D. Wood, or Welser. I'i l,fn nl,,ri,nn.l n lleellSe to U'Cd VCS- .., ,..-, ibti.i ai in- ') " tnes for 111 tsluirs1 MClilirles A. liillKauian. prosi.ii ni b)f the Ulaek llarhle I l.lin; company, left last niKht for l'ltts- thnix. l'a.. where he will spend a , i.. .1. i..t.1....uiu .I" Wfill or nun i' ii ii... i ...... ... I business. Mr. lllnffanian Is ex pected lo return home anoiii lie ffrst of I'Vhriinry. JJIom- Wnliy son - -C.Mr. anil Mrs. I.loyd Killuore an' tfce proud pan nts of an i lKht and ' One-hair pound nany sou imni ." irrinem l uesuay, .ian. i '. m Ttiome of her mother, Mrs. O. K. J ,Gnde. The' little boy lias been . named Max I .eon. Hot It the J 'iv I I10' "er a Cnnliiet ' mmlh.r nnil babv a ro get l Ing long ' I look K change ' j A The Willow I'lirent-Teaeher as- ' iioclullon w ill conduct Its book ex- m Ithutige Monday at the school, nouncement was ma.ii- huh morn- Jhg by members or the nsseiauon. .K "i.. . . t .,.,, ..i V w exenange mis u.-.-ii n.n.i.... i -My the association at the beginning the last two semesleis 01' srhool ' jand has proved very mwssful. ' "1'he association purchases used il.ooks at a minimuni cost anil sells hhem to the students of the school I :.;jior the same price, cr i'iuhib! i mhem for books which the studeniM , WXi longer need, making it possible i ..I, ............ r, II,, f. E , . . . . . ! .i Bquirerl books and to get them at! a small cost. . i.neeiiiivp .lociMig ; A dinner meeting of tho i-.ast- rn Oregon boy scout council ex-,. ecutive board will be held this ; cv. ning nt Hot Uike. when n sun- committee tor the executive board I will be appointed, some objectives I ,,y w,u lingers, the comedian, who! priest quoted Mrs. Hnydi r as Bay lor 15L'S w ill be discussed and an- j wise-cracked his way tn continuous ' lug: nlversnry week the second week . apP,uise by poking fun at both! 'f ever there was a penitent. It In February will be dismissed. A 'democratic and republican Jiartles s H". The woman was ulso quoted training school to be held In I.n.,, '.raniie uuring Aiarcn nun aihu nf this year will also be nrougni up. iir. w. 1 . i ny is reniueni j eounrii; i -r. luiy ...... pu,. of I.a Grande: N. J. Hillings, of ullnwn, and Mcl-'rank McCul- , looh, of Raker, an vice presi dents: Pherwood WilllaniJi Is irr-asurfr. and the other members are f. k. Plxoh. II. It "oolldgo. Jack Penre. the Itev. Oliver Itiley. rind It. V. Copsey, of La Grande. Kred Kerr nnd Krnest Crockatt, of Maker, W. C. Perkins, rommls- sioner, and K. Itussi ll scott, scout j executire. CLINT'S JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Coins Full Rlast SAVE NOW 8 MORE DAYS' Sale slops Jan. 21st. THE STORE WITH To Visit Duffy Home Mrs. ChnrleH Duffy has ns hor guest hor cousin. Mrs. V. Andcr Hon. of J ,o An polos, who arrived here tltftt morning on train No. 17. KIX to Give 'Program . The Northwest Ileal Kstate as soelation meeting in Portland to night, during which Sherwood Will in rn h, of l.a Grande, will bo installed ns president. will bo broadeast over radio station KKX beginning at 8 o'clock, it is an no u need. Visiting I'rom Cottage Grove Mrs. Murray Driinncll, of Cot tage Grove, Is in this eity today visiting with her son. (Veil Malhews, of Wallowa. Mrs. lirun nnll bus been visiting in Mnho mid stopped here nn her way I homo. Here Prom Cow .Mrs. Arehle McNeill. Mrs. Mnrva owner of the Cove swimming' pool, ! declared that several have braved me wintry weather Tor December and January dips in her warm spring pool. To Hold Annual .Mei'tluy: The annual mootini? of the I'n- Ion County . Co-operative I'oullry association . has been set for' Jan. 23 at 1:30. o'clock In the post of- fico buildiriff. When officers will be elected and other business trans- acted. Arno Voelss has been prcsl dent of the association for the last two years. Itlvrr'lliKli-r Tlio (inuidn ltomlo rlvor was1 lilislior tills niornlii),' tliun It was ' nnytlmo last sprlnit. 1 A n.o 1.. , Voclz. of Krintilalc. said tills , moeniiitf w ncn nc was in town, i he o ' K 1 1 waul im ine teaini, 111 lue.soill, 1IIC Itomail aillOHC Cliap. rain and im Hln snows In the mountains. To Inspect Potatoes ti. It. Hyslop. head of the farm crops department of the Oregon State. Agricultural eollejre, will bo In l.a Orando today and will rlvo . ' ,w " ' ' , VVallwa county. All certified po- tatoes will be marked with eerli- ! fieation taifs and the sacks will be . sealed with a lead seal. Mr. Scott Home ! K. Hussell Scott, scout executive of the Kastern OreKon council, re- I turned to his home here lust nlK'it. after vlsitinK" boy scout troojis tn Maker and Grant counties. Tie. w as In llaker Tuesday and at John Day Wedncsdny and.- Thursday, where he conducted a ono-nltfht training -school and attended u. dinner given for all boy scouts Mind their parents. Jio reports .),.., ., ,.,.. i.nv s.0i iroon Is lie J luff organized at I'ralrle City and 'will he ready for- registration ., . monli, . ... ,,r I. . uuntj START FIGHT IX COLORADO (Continued from Page 1) " '"I'l ' ' ""K at strike head. mar- tor last nit-'ht denouncing state police ami uemou umi any snipmi; imu neen mine 11 tie-n u.in. They contend tht Chavez was shot In cold blood. I mring last night streets of AVa I- ycubneg were nattolted by heavily a lined giiiieds crmiposed if .17 state police and approximately llifi Walsenburg citizens who bad been, Nworn In by' Scbeef. Governor W. If. Adams, of Colo - an-jnidn, wild today that no nildltioual i'" ; '''V; "' I " ; I ilnirir unless there are "new devel-r -t ipnu-uls. ' j,. . p,,n.y npipvfi ".v. OVER DEMOCRATS (Continued from Page 1) ventiou dcaillo,k. siond up, smiling. Mf.A(mo dociared he was an ex- .'candidate, forbearing to give the parly advice except to urge unity it f iiiirnnun n nil ii'Hrin .,,., . fr ,i.r hiio. - i kci'H. with some of them Inter -l porsinK Jibes at the republican n,.,v, A lighter shin was orrered I personalities. , , . Jnv:ng A t:lir j , MUMl 1U tffifS WASin.VGTON, Jan. 13 (AP) Marine corps aviators operating in conjunction with land fore against General Sandlno in Nicaru Kua have slain ten more of the tat ter forcn by aerial bombing, say dispatches to the nnvy department from Hear Admiral Sellers, com- manding the special service squad ron In Niearagunn waters. A CONSCIENCE" rnnn.AN'n. ore., jnn. is (aim "The greatest need . today in solving the tux problem Ib a more oo.ua I and uniform assessment of l property,' declared State Trensnr ! er Tom Kay, of Salem, at. the II-,.. r. once here today. - ; "In Oregon we eonld add frotn $.100.01)0, 000 to $400,000,000 to til. tax rolls by a proufr assessment. This would reduce the general tax from 25 to 30 per eent. We should get nil the property on the tax rolls that should he there and today It Is not. I-Uvnrs Offset Tn . "I nm in favor of nn Inenme t:ix with n property offset. 1 do not think n man should pny taxes twice on the same propVrty, but every ono should pay once on properly. 1'ndor tlie old Income tax law we had. which was in foree only one year, the state raised 2.flr0.0o0. Now for state ' P'iose alone, the slate govern- worne .'.u.uuu.ouii nnnunn. Yoii oilon hear thai taxes are nineli higher In Ofe-ron than In California. That is not so. In Oregon, 'we pny directly, in Cal ifornia they pay indirectly ba they pay. ' Now If you really want to re ?'po taxes, look nfter your local ! affairs." T ! j -.-.- . T-,T -y ; o 1 iviVA IiIjIIjIv, MRS. SNYDER, GRAY SLAIN fCnntl'niwd from Taite f)n) lollml down. Hit lips were inov- w l,t ,,o ,vor,ls eoul.l not l.o destroyed the uavo of her blonde to murmur, "have mercy on my .mia o. .ne pnui m- I'-. ...r...u as sue was piaceu in ine nnur ,1110 Warden Lewis K. I .a wen asked if the eondeinued hrtil any thtntf to ny. Then thn woman repeated 'tho words of Christ on the cross. Immediately the black, mask hid nor . faco trom the lookers-on and four minutes later she was pro- As soon as the l.o.ly of the wo- man eoulrl bo removed, from tn chair and, the room. (Iray was brought in, walking vim iwo guards who barely touched his fl-j (;rjiy waB carefully Kroomed. In con, ,.UHt to lnP pniratrKbd appear- anco of bis erstwhile paramour, lle wore a gray suit with a band- kcrehlcC sliowiiis from u pocket of his coat and was freshly, Blinven. Mrs. Snyder had washed her hair on her last tmy(. nine oui prison;ronflncinent wltjno access to healitv parlor Cfiuipincnt had destroyed the wave of her bolmlo lialr apparent ln court at her trial. Her lu.tr was streaked with brown and wan much longer than she wore It when she was the CJueons , Village housewife. ' llray seated himself In the chair as Hie I'rotostant Chaplain of the. nrlson beKan to repeat the lieall- t'l'lcs, with a pause before each of Jine liiesseii as ne mhuii-h lMU suranccs from the Scriptures of In i.npii..tif.... roe tminv. '1'he prison-i er's lips seenieil to move in re- , . ,...,,. ,,P,IP wh.,t i.. it., tti'i.l. nn r-ivxnniiKC to (h(i W.inl,.n-H rormnl ipustion if he had a I:. st word. , Three times the pulslnu current of the dynamo feeding tlie chair with electricity had been s.-nt through the form of Mrs, Snyder but only twice was It called on to1 Knurr out the life ol' (Iray. ! Absolute yulet The seconi xecuilou over In i absolute quiet, the wilrtrsses filed i s.ow v and solemnly from tho ' death chamber. As they left tin ...... ; nrlson Or C. prison in. y.rwn . ' :.: . V..', rrnii? nih . . t lit-M Kernev and Goslllt. Were per j forming the autopsies the law re- quires. through counsel, hud nought to prcvent this but -their contention was overruled. Today funeral services will be held In ihe prison chapel and tho OOUieB given liuu me. naium in t- latlvcs. they must, liowever. bo taken immediately to the ceme teiies chosen to receive them. Mrs. Nnyilcr PcniU'iit The last from tlie "outside" to speak to the condemned pair worn their lawyers .and I-'atlier Murphy, Long Island City Jail chaplain who ministered to Mrs. Snyder. The saying she bore no malice to j.nv . 1,0 had criticized her. No i.n ntioa uf Gray was made in her quoted lusi utterances. Gray was described h referring to Mrs. Snyder In kindly termsi Lovers long before they kilted Al bert Snyder with a sash weight and picture wire as he slept, they I became enemies after the murder and at their joint trial, attempted to place the greater burden of re sponsibility upon each other, Mrs. Snyder had uged visibly since the ttmo of her trial. She looked nearer fu years of ago than her 32. Gray did cot seem to have ng1d beyond the 35 years h had paired. Visitors to GrnyB cell to fay goodbye yesterday were bis moth er, his sister and his brothcr-iii-Id r They remained to the. last possible moment. Only one member of Mrs. Sny der's family visited her, u brother. A gaping crowd awm-hled as close to the prison as guards would Pf-rmir, furnished on angle to the execution thut couM be explained only by morbid curlosiiy. Thirt wan nothing to hear and nothing to s6 but ie viral hundred crowd- t.,, , , w , . .,., ..... ,,... .. ..., up ln nu(OHi They never knew when ( the man and woman died but they I Hlom lo((ff ,imr(J jn tho ,i:irKness w-iltin ItOTII HIIAINS SOrXD ' OSS1 N'INCi. N. V. jiiW. IS (AP) Autopsies oil' 'the bodies of Mrs. I Kuth Suyib r and lleury Judd Oray ! dtscloseil that the brains of both I were normal." prison officials an ! nounced today. 1 The autopsies wcrer performed by Dr. Jitines Kernty, assistant prison surgeon, and, were wit- ,k..sS(n1 by. four visiting physicians. ,; .-. ' -. r lliu ij-.iir.i.N .been struck with a blunt lustru OSSlls'INTl. N. Y. Jart.'i '(AP) j ment. evidenced from the sear on Jane Gray, ibo nlm;-yoar-old ! the back of her neck. A Hghtly- daughter Of ITftnry Judd avwill iveeive a lettirr .from her father on her .Idrthday .otieh year .tinf 11 she'; years old. ; ju!ll .ppOP , iH lexecutlon' ul j,, sintf-Oruy tunied over a- packet of letters to bis attorney, Samuel .Miller . with Instructions that one be delivered to bis daugh ter each year. . Tho letters-were written by. Gray at tho prison.- , Mrs. Itutli Snyder also t left a letter to .be tnnthd to her. nine, year-old daughter . Lorraine, and one 'for-', her mother,' . Mr?.'. Jose phine Prawn. Neither 4. ray' nor Mrs. -Snyder iu seen their -daiifihr ters since their confinement in Sing Sing, . ww....tl.....t t?i rf mi i f him i 1 i. iirtri. kii. By State Sheriff 8,n " eavny.. gun,i. - , and ' 'Other tissues or the body as I'OIITI.A.VI). Ore..- ,lan. ,l;:l, (AIM Sh. rirr' T. M. Hitrlburt, ' loduy. i .i . , L.i '-,'nr-n.n- Oregon Slierirf's association the iwcjri Ii ' consecutive time. . Levy Chrlsmall. The Dalles, was re-eeeted vice president and. John Aschlm. of Tillamook, "secretary- treasurer. i 1.... r; n. , t y X9, t , v y Tf xtiiwt KtliPfl lit WreCK , Ordinarily the liver, a must im '. .' porta nt organ within the -upper OUKGON CITY, Ore., Jan. .1:1 portion of the abdomen, manii- ( AP Mrs- Kdna Kstes, was, fa fibres the bile. This bile leaves killed when a. ear she was driving the liver through tlie smaller bile1 bumped over the dgn of pavement ''channels or so-called bile ducts near Canity The car skidded aad and finally, niter passing through pitched over Into n culvert. Wnller.tho larger ducts, reaches the up J. Jennings, who was tiding with per portion of the small bowel tu ber suffered severe bruises ami to which it is emptied. A certain cuts. quantity of the bile, during its on- 7 IIOMLWARD HOUND udio tiwi 1 Atlibton, . . I llhU I CUUlVI O III Chicago Murder CIIICAtlO, Jan. 13 ( AP)- Police turned to t he haunts of "alky" peddlers today to solve (he mnrdei of a w'omuu known us Mrs. Petty Chambers. A maid found her body late yes terday In the i 'ha m bees' a pa rt men t resting helical h a silken coverlet and supported by brightly colored, tdnnd-stained pillows. She was clad only In pajamas, 1 tat h could have come to t he 2S-y ar-old woman by any nm all of three- ways. A.lheslvo tapn liild been wound around her head, covoiiiiK month and nnve. She ha diaVn electric light conl was fas- tr-ned ahont her neck. l HEALTH yi:i.ov jai npici: li I;. infield Kobn. M. l.. ' New York City , Member flnrgas 'Memorial iiitndicc, is a' term frequently einnlfiteif- nml Imtilleu ni-iH im i-l I v , '.'a yellow or greenlHli .discoloration,: of the skin seen tn Individuals af ; flieteil with some dis,t uiiiance or 'llscase wltliln the- bile iassages. ; When.' the skin is discolored, yol. 1 low or green, it may be taken for granted that n discoloration of : corresponding degree has also oc- j curred in the lining membranes nniV'Othcr tissues or the body as Well usHle blood ilseir. ' '. , ,. !, "t'":-. V n "n"r be . satisfied that the flow of Idle .wiiii. i nis inir-rierence, nowever. ' mayvary ln character.. I pon th ' . 1 V ""'V . " " ' J'" 1 ouicomc of .he condition At all eveniH. iiic ntuiuin e i'chiiiih ih- ause of a reabsorpt Ion by tlie biood una other body blood and other body fluids of ,,,o ,llKin,,nt whi(., tM,H becoims ltHIutefl througliout the body. : Wil li THE SLI TING .SUN. An Va., turna boul r lunttl and Kurriu ward pussiiKe toward tip' bowel, Is sidetracked from the main duet of elimination 1 Into a channel which lends to the mill bladder. Here tho bile is stored for varying periods of time ami undenfoes concentration. At this site It prob nbly serves certain physiological demands made by the diRostlvo and metabolic functions of the body. The main flow of Idle pro ceeds, howevee. from the liver Into the bowel where it facilitates the processes of digestion. j Commonly. , Jaundice results from an inlerfeeence In the eliinin- ntinn of btle from the liver and r I tlvn .liwiu Ait il.sil iMielinn tn the ' mnoK 0.' , ,,.., ,.(.t lu a dammliiK hack Into the liver and I lis eventual reahsnrpllon .or en ' trance Into the lilnod circulation. I As a result. Jaundice, occurs. The obstruction most commonly takes place In the eliler pnsagc leading to the small bowel. This channel Is spoken or as the common bile duct. A blockade In this duct muy be occasioned by the Impaction of one or more gall stones, wllliln It during their nnuar.l propulsion to ward llie Intestine from the most common source, the gall bladder. I At tluies. a blockade may be. t created by parasites wltliln the I channel or as a result of a swell I )ng of the channel walls due to (""u,'rl1 m' Inllammallon. l umors Within the duct, ilcvi'lopinenlul de lects, nr. other, mechanical pro cesses may result In the establish ment or a similar condition. These niechanlcnl factors may develop from disease within the channels or from disease outside the duel which may produce pressure or miction upon the channel In such a way as to Impede lis passage. Symptoms that may be, noted in pallenls sulTcrlnir rrom 'Jaundice, arc clay colored bowel excrement, Itching of the skin, very dark or deep yellow urine, extreme genera! W(.Mkness, drowsiness, ami nem- orrhages or bidding under tlie sUl"- ,1M",,nt o' . w,,,,n ' ' : "1,nlI,,l de.nanu i ne onsa .a..un . a physician not only w hen s pronounced but even when H Ih hardly seen In the skin ami only definitely recognized in the sclera OI. whl(,. nnillonH of the eye balls. Ti,P tmi, to Investigate alt prob bins of disease is early and not late. , itomti.D or sr SA I, KM, Ore.. Jan. I 'A (AP) A. A. Yoiindl. who lives at a. liolel here, was held up and robbed of ubout $.u In the state ciipliol park laie lust night.- There was onty ohe robber he told tlie police. army blimp flyinc over tli:. Lack lo iti hangar at Foil i wllh witter In six places boiween ' 1'eiidtehiii and Mission,- Olhfr re 'j ports indicaleil, but ir.-iftie wn et , linn ihrouh. ' Water piMirliiK down the Milton J tirade near Ml lion yesierday struck ' a gopher bolo mid undermined a WA.-II iC llui litivi.ininl 'Vr,m. jpovary repairs were made, by blKh- I way crews In thai district. Wlldhorsf creek was reported over the Oregon-Washlnutfiu hlnb-j j way lu several places near Adams iiim iiit'i' w nt i eHirieu iiinillim inver a markei road norih of Ad . ams. j The I'matilla elver was a niinu toi'ient here today and was mount Ink' lilKher hourly. Trill ii ltd urns Conditions on (he Washington di vision of the tt.-W. It. and N. were reported belter today following lilb wo I it ohinn the Snake liver at Star) tuck. Hinh water also Jeaiysed li-Miible between Hopper and , Lacrosse ami train No. 7K. I'en ,dle!on to Spokane, returned to I'en- dleton rrom Walla Walla. Nnmber 7H left, today for , Spokane afier j making eon tleel lobs'-WiUi. Nn.Ti'. I friun Portland;' and, it '.was ox ilc to rn to tret.Min'M'wib--;- .;, -...: V '. i:.iiM:i;K.sio n;i.T:r kV HA I. KM. -Ore.." J"H: .1.1 i(AI') The annual ineotinjr .of t hesbrh-, west Society of 'State. IllKltWjiy: Kn Kiiieei's. will be hcljl at the. Multno mah hotel in Portland tomorrow,' niwht. The irtiiiclpal. speaker' will be l-'rank Terrace, a Kood 'roads, booster 'of Washing) on. : Aiming oiher spi-akers will be--lt.oy Klidii; ( ri'kou stale highway .etlKTinee. Several WashinKton ' and Idaho speakers will be heard. .1. II. WAI Ivl lt ' I l.MItl.lOlt (SpeciiiD The funeral of J, II. Walker was held Wednes day, lie passed away at the lirahde Hondo htjspiial Monday evening, after an operation, lie leaved in mourn Ills loss three brotherstwo sisters an,d several nieces and nephews. Mis homo, -was tt nniou', several years ao ho lived ul Imb- ler. A j OhHuarf j COUpe R CADE TODAY NEW THRILLS - - - I ;' , ; .;,. ' . In a new kind of picture, with a real All-Star Cast STAR f5 Peter It. Kync H SATURDAY RUCK JONES In Play Safe! Smart shoppers who are acquainted with qual ities and ju ices know they can profit, here at all times. MI'.VS M ITS At Clcni-niice Sale eiii.'M VnltlcH Uil to f,0 Choice $1.1.89 OVI'.ltrOATS Viilnen ll to Choice $12.89 Values up to U.ru 8.89 Ml S Illtl.SS MI1KIH :llueH ili to $l.,il Choice 89c NIewYdrk Store Destroyers of ' COUVAI.TIS, Ore,. Jan.'l 8 - ( A P) The,- Oregon-: Htnle bnnkotliall tenrn ronijied ' over, the ' (ionzumi rHiintet here Inst rnlKht and d feated the WashlnHton team- 44' to : "i ' Coach Haffor, of tho AKKies. n 11 -er starting his first team, threw In substitutes early in the first pe riod and used three- full loams tn the (fame, finally . relieving all hln . first t rinr men. Tho Kaine was roiuth and the playing was not par ticularly Impressive. The AjfJfb-s led to 1 1 at the half. ;ovi:iioit ixviti:ii SAI.KM. Ore., Jan. U (AD Oovern.or Putterson is invited by tho Portland chamber of conii meree to Join nn automobile cara van leuvlntf Salem the last week in I'ebruary fop Sacramento. The capital to capital Junket is to dem onstrate that travel over the Pact tic hhrhway is wife and easy dur ing tho winter. .... ;;SeeThc On Display At. The ...;;;;Show.Rooms-':'"':,J ;; Perkins Motor Co. SATURDAY Tnn.w . i i Only Big Action Story- "BLACK JACK" MIA S. (lIK Mllli:s YaliieN up to $:l.fn $1.98-$2.29 mi:N's imiiv m ns lleuvy wool inlxeil $1.59 - $1.95 woitii sunt i s Illue ulul urev elievlolM ' 39c 1ILM.I S inn., mil 9")C nigh Prices mm FORD
