La Grande evening observer., January 26, 1928, Image 4

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ABE MARTINI TERRORISTS OPEN
TimiiiiMii I fin P III "tinn nf
' NEITI1. I 'OVHKTY NIt RICHES Remove far from me
vanity and lie; ;.tve n.e nenlier poverty nor riches: feed me
with food convenient for me. Proverbs 3M:S.
Two Bombs Exploded at
Homps of Mayor's Close
Political Aides
BEGINS TRIAL OF
SLAYER OF GIRL
IN LOS ANGELES
(Continued frcm Page II
Weather Ideal !
For Stockmen, j
Farmers, Report
WALLOWA. Or.. Jan. 2
cial Weather conditions
i. (Spe
Iti this
W'e liaint only prottii-4-d a lair.
tdd -pHiur. but It look like we're
( t run into th' word "re.t ure"
ru'r' Hint' Mf pick up a nefMiKr.
Th' aihltt commentary on our
ititirij. I- I hat bank now rvfu.-r I
I a rrw ard fr ba udi ts ou III
hoof.
Checks, Drafts,
Figures Appear
h is df p m y . Forrest M u rra y cm ne
in at the last minute, soinc at
onrt- to Ihelr seats at the counsel ..i,,., IirP considered lda by
farmers und stockmen t this time.
I Six lion and aix women wen! while bur verv little snow fell wince
(put in the jury ho and Hie district the chinook of two weeks nja. the
''HM'A'JM, J;mi. AP) Ter- attorney briefly outlined the- caxe. ........ ...t Hni;.inil rroxtoi umi
roriat op nod fire on the city ad- l-fne I'ounH Jerome Walsh in- utile thawim; has occurred d urine
ministration today with dynamite terriiptfd with a brief ob)ction to the past ten days. The Wirim,' ;
j bom lis. exploding them almost a phrase of Keye., outlinr, and chute up Dear creek has been re- j
t simultaneously against the homes promptly was overruled by the paired u train and locKinir is iuliu
i of two of Mayor Thompson's cluw court. forward as well as lefore, accord
political aides. ' gurMlons Talonicu ink to reports from the camp. A
I One bomb, carry inc ait unusual-- Judce Trabucco when took over number of lare trucks are still
ly lare quantity of dynamite, tore the attention of I he tub-union, hauling lot- from the end of the
, away a portion of the residence of questionUm them on their jreneral chute to the mill pond here. The
; Charles t Kltzmorrin. city comp-. qualifications. Judsre Trahuceo's roads used by the trucks have
I troller and" former chief of po- powerful voice filled the court leen in excellent condition for
lien. The other smashed windows room, and his deliberate enunica- heavy hauling.
fin the home of Dr. William H. lion was thrown clearly to the far Stock are doinc belter thair dur-
j Held. commissioner of public ser- corners. inj- the soli weather of two week.
i vice during an earlier Thompson One male talesman, admitting ago. At that lime a considerable
administration. having? formed and expressed aft umount of the feed was trumped iii-
f In both instances the bombs opinion on the kid napinsr-kil line to the wet ground and not eaten
were tossed from a closed car. At case, was not certain he could " the stock. During the winter
the Kit zm orris home, which ts In render fair Justice. After bcine asun so far, the reports from
the fashionable Hyde park section, challenged by the prosecution, the various farms in the surrounding '
the bomb shattered the front door, court approved the excusing of the country indicate that stock losses;
w recked the lower portion of the prospective juror. have been very lipht. and should J
house and broke windows a.s far Over a score of spectators Beats not ,e rious from noj' on. as j
away as six blocks. Several eucats were vacant and few women were lner bas been plenty of feed and
of the Windermere hotel arrofts in the mornlmr session crowd.
Walsh's Initial questioning of
talesman Indicated that he would
challenge any who had daughters
of the age of Marian Parker.
PRIM V E N TORY SALE OF HOSE
Service and Chiffon Weight.
All'colors and black.
N. K. West & Co., Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store For Over 25 Years
J COLONIAL I
I THB KAVII.y ENTKRTAIN'.MKNT
TODAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Gm9
Straiten- porters
the street, alarmed by the detona
tion, fled to the street.
Family. In hurt
most of the stock have kepi up I
in line condition. . !
Klizmorris his wife and their WaWl also Kskod'i( tfte tj4,tsnuin
t o-year-old son were in the living
room on the second floor. They .oni
!- nnnun.
j ne aeiense
carried Into a
had any child attending the same i
To Extend Travel
Time on Highway
Tn Hankino- fase
It O j A few minutes later the report
- - of the Reid bombing on Garfield
. ; PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 25 fAP boulevard was made. Although
I - rtm ks. drafts and a mass of the bomb exploded near a build-
llxJllt those flew television lildio Sets IIO- figures were out before the jury'lng two doors from the Reid resi-
loday in the iru;i of Emery Olm- dence. ponce saw in tne two uomu
siad. former president of the ings a close connection. Dr. Reid.
'-J-il.' ; Northwestern National bank, and however, believed the bomb was
. , . , . . . 11 i i l .. l. . -, J nneier. nimoerman. jomiiy nui nintm im uui wi iwmt
YIIUIl li lliu ac-iutvc w maiiu uiuv uiviuiwoung charged with conspiracy to violat
One trouble
Ijody'll go to the prize fights any more.
as the sir. in girl.
examination was
detailed and ex
haustive process. The talesman
was grilled In detail on the news
papers he read, the closeness with
which he had followed the kid
naping case, the radio accounts
He had or not heard, and, the dis
cussions of the case he might have
PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 26 (AP)
County commissioners today an
nounced the Columbia r.r high-1
way. which has been open on
short schedules, wil operate la
bours each day. from S a. ru. to 1 1 ,
p. in., beginning Sunday. I
Traffic will be regulated in the
one way sectors.
outfit? Some of the recent doings there sound more inter- the national bankin net.
esting; than the radio stuff we're getting.
one In the building beside which it had with his wife or friends.
I Waish attempted, to learn if tho;.
The school superintendent who was fired because he
J. 4. REMHMRKRS I-'KIKM)
K.r..r. ,.. .,,. ouce learned That the nrst sanity as part of a plea often wa, aonn j i-erisnmg was oe-
proe ti e charge that W heeler. f)oor of that plnce u occupied by aiop,c,i as a means of escaptn-r 4ng' -ntro-iac'tl his reception
with the co-operation of Olmstead John P. Arn. cadijate recently punishment. and mn in thi8 case. committee at the I nion nation
had engaged in check kiting that for alderman. Allen was the target : t , r -here yesterday, when suddenly his
caused loss of i7?6.M4 to the bank
of a bomb during his unsuccessful
to escape
ti'Qcn'f rtafeii-if in nrmiwrh in cilii CWlfurm rvili t Ifiu n ic iiiivu nrlor to its closinir and liuuidatioa i j i , i
... ..... . , . last March. . .... I tion. objetted to the direct Infer-
h. iiH mrr h nitirivi I roYtlTirMiL's turn Din nil Ik l Khi no- whkp 1 jt. ,,u u uun.
.v.... o i.. w. nct'Ker, collection- teuer. nc explained,
him edit tne nation s scnooi nistones, ana ne snouia worry ""'' un iouay io remie enemies
. . . , i iiwi.mn1 oi papers inai imsseuover
w ho runs Us schools. ,j.k mwh t'-nttmony was 1
, i. - (taken relative to Wheeler checks
; amounting to $2Ji.niv. which were
"The. mentally defective,' obseives a mind specialist, "are handle i through sm Francisco.
i;ot essentially different from ourselves. Someone has said """p
7 luanagt-r of th Northwestern Na-
iliat the insane are-just like ourselves, only more so, and that ion:ii imk, testified today that
ls a very nice definition. Most of us have our p.cjudiccs; ;,k JTZ! J't
i.nd fixed ideas. On their side the insane have their delu-;ta.n of wheelers chicks, on oia
Retaliatory Measure?
Detectives regarded the bomb
ings as retaliatory measures by
ganetters who have been harra-
enco of th querfion und promptly of old daJ, wa, answer,.d.
I Walsh demanded to know of the.
aiesiiian u in me case oi in is de
fendant Hickman, turning around
to designate him. It would be nec
essary' to prove beyond a reason
The guest of honor broke
- through the reception committee
line and pumped away on the arm
of a man who appeared to be a
railroader.
sen oy ine BJiiiiininraiion ami m able doubt that the defendant was1
many instances ordered to leave insane.
town. It was pointed out that the
war on underworld leaders no-'
being conducted follows much thr
same pattern laid out by Kitzinor-
ris during his years as bend of th
j it i- i j i j . -, island v.sterdav Skinn-r testified nuring n is years as neau
s:ons, and the line between delusions and prejudices is often , ' . h"'v.niileJ i p01' department. Police
a very thin one." Here is a good reason for adopting a more ii . k. on any of the wheeier niiwion-r Muhaei Hugh.-s wa tion s obj.Ktb.
.... t t. , . , , , - , , . ,i,Mki chief of detectives under I itzmor-; phutic back in
charitaWe, understanding and helpful attitude toward mental; 'hs. . uuestion then
j.-atients than eopie usually do. Also reason tor guarding
gainst prejudice, or a fixed and inflexible attitude about
i.nvthing, lest it lead to something worse. Open-mindednes.-;
is a grelit meiiUu Value, and a wliolesuiiiu one as long a.s
the mind isn't kept so wide open that everything goes right
through, it and out again. ,
WALLOWA
PERSONALS
The prosecution leaped to object
but not before the talesman's
prompt yey. sir" was out. I'pon
the affirmative reply, the defen.o
immediately alien ged I he tales
man for cause, but the prosecu
tion was given an ent
ity the court. Th
t it est ion then was overruled and
the talesman remained -fitthe box.
The intention of Judge Trabuccj
rmUie at 1:35 a. m. This fart 9 speed t he casc; all t hat is pos-I.-u.-tives
took, as an indien.- i s'1 tn" Hjr made known. lie
Com-
The bombs were explode!. sj
nearly as polir have Iwen tl
dft
the
On-.. (.Special)
of U;;ii. was a lis
viMlor t lie f i rt "of
WHEN CKOOKS WKRK IIONOKAKU;
Crime, it apiears, is degenerating. Criminals are not
.what they used to le in the good old days Ijefnre the Woild
war. Take it from "Chicago May" Churchill, formerly an
rApeit blackmailer, who has spent IS years in jail, and knows
thousands of jailbirds by their moi.t intimate names, and has
now reformed.
"In the old days," says May, who has written a IsMik alwuit
it, "there was honor among thieves. JUit nowadays there
;uc a lot of coke fiends, degenerates, gunmen and squealers
in the blackmailing and crook business.
"In my day we didn't have to kill a man to got his roll. M,n-
mm we okiiii nave 10 worry anoui tne police giving a coke
tiend a shot so he would squeal."
Alas for the Coklen Age! It's always that way. The
world gets won-e and worse. No wonder May feels blue and
hopeless alout it. Nothing at all left to attract a bright
younsr crook with criminal ideals. In desnnir. u lot of vour.tr i"-din out
.-..n. .... i j .. , 4 ... M,',;k
luina iimy uL-tLiitL, .wuy nas none at. iasi, inai mey can i
endure the sort of pnople that a criminal is likely to be thrown
with nowadays, and might as well be good.
w a li w
, Itrui-i- I V h-T
i line l-iisj?ie!
;lll-. WlM-k.
.lolin I'oueli antl I.. V. Iwilltrip
u i n- lMii-hf-riig mhio hues I h
ea rly p tt I of l he w --k.
Loy (iastiti wits bit-y wvcriil
das i he iat wt-ek wvklng for
L. W. Minor.
I iff ('.tstni we'll to the 'iiHsins
Uifts ranch tti-st of lstin. th
(ll-Ht Ol'th" !,', to' help In (Tt-t-ttng
out VMjDll.
'. A. Tlinnipsoii, .1. 11. l-on;.rd
und I.. T. I'owt-rs. coiiiposiiic tin
;mrn iiltnr.il -.. m it i of the lo
al gr:ing". wer at Knterprix
Sat t:rd;iy ;it tending :i meeting at
H.r itftice nf. I'ountv Ag'-nt Ionald-
I-'. A. Mallard, county Hifnl
f 'or a Ills, w a.i I In prill -
cipal sp-it'-r. The
..tt. ri.l. , hy a fairly
.'titiilhin frtitn the.;Lriolls granges
of th' county.
liruvi I'lier m.ue a trip lo
lans during tin- pad wi-k where
In- pufrhwed a load of hog fur
lion that the separate buiubiugs
v"e by pro-arranirenicnt. ..
1 Kxtent of th" damaee . to the
Kitxmurri home was estimated at
Mwwn $2iMi snd Moijn. Duinat
, to th UmhI home- was slttrht
1 Kit lEtii orris said h" had no
knovMi i-nt-mic and could asrrilt;
no motive for the attack.
Acosta In Jail
for Flying Low
made the sugireMfon t'mt Walsh's
; U'lestious wre of such -u nature
that he could examine the reiuulu
ing II talesmen in a group and at
, once. The thre defense attorneys
appear"! a bit up.et and conf''rr-I
htnriely. (in then objected and
askeJ if the eeuit's il(rcstlon wa:i
( an order. Judg Ttabucco e-
plained it waa taniamount to an
ordt'r on the (reneral tiuestions but
jthat tJte defense was privileged to
aminf the talesmen individually
on all uuestions that could not be
answered in a group.
Over Nausatuckj
Tlirro (Juror Aecrptcd.
At the ind of the first hour of
the tiial thrre jurors had been ue
cipted t-ntalMy by I In d'f'iis
They w e.e two iii-n and a woman,
both well along In middle age. At
that t'lite. while the fourth tales
man nas bing UCHtluned. the
court was given a five-minute r-
tv.'ix a Wallowa busl-
sx isitor the latter part of the
MISSIONAKIKS IN CHINA
Atlrntion is called to China again by the foreign mission
Umrd of the Congregational chuixh, which wants American
;unloats recallctl from Chinese watei-s. The church author
ities sjiy they aie willing to run the risk of continuing their
inissionaiy work without the protection of warships, -did
will neither seek nor accept anything for damairo to their
;!ioKMty or iH'rsonncl under present conditions. 11uv want
their missionaiy work in all foreign countiies entirely dis- UilV
it.ciatcd from military protection. ! i-
; "The board." they say, "desires the Chinese Kieple to
inderstand that its woik is done absolutely in a spirit of good
This dors credit to the missiona, its and their as- J''
;ociates. It is doui-tle. in such a spirit, too, that the most (1
ifective Christian missionary wotk can be dune. The spirit,
n Christianity is (pmsrd to force, although el foi ts lo Chris-'
Janize other peoples have not always represented that
ninciple. ?
An era of peace seems to have descended on China, trying
'ar to justify this attitude fruin a piactual standpoint. It
i as long been evident, too, that the disturbance of last spring
nd summer were greatly exaggerated. Tnere is no evidence of:
. real anti-foreign spirit in China. Our eople generally
iiaders, tourists and others could prolMbly get along there
is well as the missionaries, without military protection, if it
-vei'e made clear that the Ameiicar. jmlicy tnwaul China was
'lie of unqualified good will. j
SI.-ighiiiK
vh ll y rads nd
xteti'iinc lulo th1
In ell n'tu' thin n
ic r.'ts.n v in- many f;i:iiM'rs lit u"
li.n-l.H and WHironK Tlie roads tu
the aiii-y have remained in fine
coii'lniiiii tor car travel the great
er ..tit of the winter.
I.. W Minor and KiiK-ne Oast in
I'.im1 1-e. -ii bii.iy n-veral day Hie
piis! V eeU l'.lllHMir llllltlier.
I ; ii 1 Ittm htlehl. ir I .cap, w a a
vulinr in tow n the lu.it of tM'"
(. K linicl'a uotier. qf I -ea i.
i reeeiil btisiness litor here,
ui i 'oiieh. of I-ap. was a
. visMur ill tow n the U-t
e we.k.
r'Hitii era le a no m til of cods
Ih en pre ati'Til In "his .
Itiring tt'e pat few w e k.
r ; :i i ei ,v iiismus I oft a valuaMe
I U horie recently.
t'Mitiiileii-itle nunii- r of fHim-
111 t Iiih " wcltmt are toll busy
niiis out their year'N tiipp!y nf
N A I '( JATI "'K, lonn.. Jan.
(Al'l Hen A-ola. fnuious trans
At tan tic flier, w as senteticrd to
serve five da vs ' in New Haven
county jail when arrested in bo
rough court here tod;ty on a
neeiinc - Wa charge f -liolatiug the 'ulllleel
good i-i pre- cut air craft laws.
Ai'-ia was charged w ii h flying
low over Nauftatuck yesterday.
vitne!ws claiming that he nt.ide
one alO'inpt to maneuver his plane
U-noal h t he n rch of a bridge
across the N'augatuck river.
In addition lo the jail fcntenc'
Acosta was ordered to pay
of J I .!.-
A cost . was seeifcalh
with Molation of I he slat
law which forbids an aviatr to lifted the tnsnnity plea of the de
uperale in alrplain at b-ss than fendant w as made in cood faith.
:. i feet from the ground over land waa accepted tentatively by the
thickly populated serllons. except j ,,.rvnse.
when ascending or descending. :. (Merniles Objeititti
Acosta pleaded guilty and ad- J The defense, following the ami'
dresel the eoiirt in his own be- " tactics which resulted In Judge
half faying that w h- n he arrived lardy's dii-iimllficutlon yesterday.
here he was a "little eub rant." j today objwted to Judge Trabuce-t
ApoliKgtM to Jiidp I heariiiK I he case on the ground h
He saiil he f It m because he ( thai he hail been appointed li' be
was glad to be getting home ucatn, J presiding jmlge of the superior
and he took this way of showing t court here and not by agreement
bis friends Iu pleased he was.
He said he was sorry for his act.
Prosecutor Tulle declared that
Acosta had been warned against
low flying and there was no rx-
oiw for hi art. !
Judge Sears --aid that un apol.-jy i 4 vnm .
not In irdir and Impost ! the 1 REED CAIN UIDAl- 1
t lie IllOsf of 1 !m
part of the mad
hill Meet Iihis has
eiilly. making it
After the ret e.sj Wn!ll Spent ""'I
1 uiinut'vs tiuetiouitiK' the fmirih
tale?iiiian concTiiing his views on
'in:inity us u plea in criminal cane.-.
WaNh pinned down the talesman
to an expre.ion of his opinion oil
the insanity plea of the defendant
In t his particular ca so. t Ince t h e
court ihterposed to Inform Walsh
costs that numerous California cases cov-
" ered the line of Ms fruesthmlncv
eharseil niitffesMng it should be expedited,
aviation . The talesman affirme.) that be be
The New Kind df Oatmeal.
Quick(e$tiHot Cereal
The hot
breakfast
for all who
work or play.
A strength food!
Flavor
toasted in
unequalled! Takes only
2 to 3 minutes
to prepare.
The Food
that Makes
the Man
The- ari l hi-, j - X '
slorj- from (! jmmi WtP 'T i
at Mil- worlil'B (in- wfrjC- NEl&wII'V
oil aulhoiv?.s. wuvoti !fy 7ui
I into a p'cttiro or Ir- 1(1 T rT"
! n-lslllik- beauty. I 1
Vy ( gm y
RAYMOND KEAXE f0
MARGARET MORRIS V" 'iM
I PATH E
NEWS
Cartoon Comcdv
"The Raging Tide"
j Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
of counsel or by the Judicial coun
cil.
Judge Trabucco promptly over
tilled the attack on his eligibility
and wenj ahead with the hearing.
i
five" day jail sentence
o..
Km.
l-'li!"T and 'ly .. ttrnvo'l
iei-11 blln) ..;lt iliv.4 the
ek liinitlnc part ol !h-r
w hie h I WO e II Vt-r be -II
d trom the rang.
Mussolini Writing
His Autobiography
FOR PRESIDENT
IS TAKING SHAPE
(Continued from I'age One)
MII. Mk NtUI.M L Is
!i;ii'i
rh- he
irTTO Itl.lsLLT li:is
rillLAIU:i,l'HIA. Jan. ;,
-otto Ueinelt. iviirlil . three eu-.lt
n blliar eh.Oiipi.ili. won
tltlh b. k of a i...!!-!. in,
I to play lin b,
ith Tiff I teuton, of Iiiisin city,
ere tlu-i aflein i 1..1 t 3 .. The
Ltl M.ore now stainU. le)l Jtn;
teuton l.'i3.
i-'oriy-ntue luainti wt-rc te-iircd
sKn hi. hi t; i n t.
the- SA I. KM. ie.. .!:,. ,AI'
I h ' The t itllfornti.-- n . ., t ,,
puny litis filed wild Mie nu' lli hm
ice coin in iwloii .1 i " ! i ' 1 1 1 1 i..r i
hearing on Its applit-.i in for h
ihority to estnbllh ltt service
I'vii K li math umi tuviio:t.
ii'urollna. for vice president. Thsv
KiiMi:. J. n. (Al -Afo r re- pien h d scriln"! us "two gnat
fn-liiic for the p.it five i-.ir to tleinocmts." and he then prwpinw j
wi ile . ii t J 1 1 ii personal about hint- to the republican that they unite
-.etf 'reioir Miidim has been in-on ialvin t'oobdgc. adding that
cd to rite hi. a utobiott ii phy ,r "would not alu-d K t ar," If
pub In ion in the I 'nit el t uolidxe werv n--eletcl.
Sl;tte. It in UTiderMtootl t h.t It I
1 1 1 tUe.. Jan. I A I ' l "III ;ppe.rr in a ina ;. Mne. !
ill herti Oregon Noruiii: Ten thou-nid .!. ..re i.tsi- I HlSt'l SS IM .Mti M.MK
h. hool of -hl.ind bjVeO.iil team pl-r-.l. bnt the mire wirk will Ik ' NKW YlLK. Jan. t.M'---lele.Oed
.IoiiIii-oiMi iioitnO at A .h - trn time- long It will be :i i.Til- The HSilttit y of a ticket heH,
l.,i,d !.!( i.itht :, to -It Wtnh pb le lu-iory of M n .linl hie as by AMrrd K. Smith for president
w-:i. hiuh point in. ui (or tlie A-h- a niati. fu'iter and st :i ieil.t ii . and Jrw Jonts. of Houston. Te-
!.nnl -i to-.il and Sirunk lt the vi-- t 'an. for vice president M dl-cus-
ttor.-. ' VH M.I 1( MN 1 IIUOM I.? fed In democratic clnb i today.
- -- - ---- I i The bourn for Jones as a run
Mill' IN Hlsj Hl.ss j iHh i;i Mia. I-l n H odi r-!ning mule lo New York'if governor
mi lb net, h. former Kollhs b. au- I developed at a Iwefsteak dinner at
ty. who marrbd Aaron It. n m h. ithc National I Vicutcratic club and
b.tik, r ami men hunt, hil S, pt1 follow ed receipt of word frolii
. n. U r. i P eking a divit e on i he iov. 1 hn Movly. of Tea, thut
ground, o' cru. tty. She ta 21 and he positively would not be a can
he vh-n marrte l she mtdldldate or t ithrr pn-ridt-nt or viee
nhe f.iund the avt-rnge young fash- I president and did dot w aut hi
I'.'tuU'l' N- oik ir.aa Uimvwv. a(U-iito.u. "
hi: m i nirr s j,m. t ai
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I it i I Ioi)oitt w being
ilntt' il lo i 'ane lookout coif tOlM',
The erew was landed suftly at
I a iua-,: Ku.ud ktatlon.
How
Much
Farther
Ahead
Will You
Be Next
January?
a (Srattftp SCaiinuat
Bank
"Fortieth Year uf
Friendly Service"
. Across from !ionnenkuni'n
Here ;'io sonic prices that are even lower
than our usual bargain offers. Every clay we.
offer shoes fur both men, women and children
at savings that are possible because of our low
selling cost and our buying connections. But
these lines of goods arc to be closed out. Every
item is new merchandise bought for this win
ter's trade. AVe aie going to close them out
we want you to see them they are on the racks
plainly priced you can look them over without
being urged to buy. Look over these values
check your reeds then come and see.
We must make room for our
new stock of spring shoes.'
Boys' Blazers
Kvt ry lu.y Is luir.l on i lol h.
tile-"' l.;i7.'IS Will f; M.
Mil fur wrviiT ,in,i- Bm
look! -
S2.!)8, $3.19, $3.98
All-Wool Sweaters
Tor nun. umiun an. I ,l,.
lr-n. m-w stylf. new ui-avt.
In .lain iinl Mnt-y colon..
In llin. prh-c kiimis
$1.89, $2.89, $3.89
Men's Work Trousers
Another li:i.
out. 'rii..
an- t'loMin
t;ou.-! were
Mirnin it- .,iy n. vvi-i
cl lo sell ;,t the low
or ;,.CII. V,. 1:,v
In ell her .larl.
A real l.,,r,M
' prlc-ficurc
your fixc
Klay or brown.
Bovs' Flannel Shirts
A ri al , .al i-!..,i. Tliey
' e tailore.l a'lirlH In
fancy ilul-!s or Hiaki.
?1.09
(i loVCS
M.-n's Wool tlbivts --l--o.
lookinc see lee
19c Pr.
ir entire Mwlt of CI.
!' cliiKc.l oul. Work
at Biv.it I elm lioiM.
Better Shoes for Less Monev