La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 28, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, January 2S, 1928. TX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Local News In Brief H-rc IVnui Cove j,m Ayit-H, farmer of t'ovA, ppfiit yesterday in thirf city, truiia- ,utiiif business. ' Here IVoyi lorllnnl Mrs. Lovvry.wif l'drtttuinV Is 1n this "' aS t,,e K1"1"1 tit Ihe. homo ,m her "d daughter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Lowry. Here l'"nl HiiliCi" ' Mrs. Helen Holmes, of Maker, is )n I -a flrinulo ludny'on business. l-j,,. is connected wit h a Indies iva-Iy-to-weiir1 til Miikor. Ile I'rimi JIimmI Klver Cringe A. 1'nliiiiter. uT Hood Uiver is stopping at tin? Hummer jM.iil today. U,rc I-'roni Klgin l.ouisa Hixby mid Ciertrmb: ltawi'H. of KIgin, are guests nt the ,a liriinde, hotel this weekend. Here I'mm Kulem . , Mrs. K. S Nlierrill, of Salem. Is mending a. lew days In this city. Mrs. SherriU Is registered at tin; (Innide. l,ef Liisl Night Mr. and Mrs. 'J lurry Iuvey and diuirhler. llarhara, left last night lor I 'ort land, whore thi:y will make their, homo. Mi'ic From HitifiT l T. louf Hml.HniiHowujvd, pfi t;ikr-i', were visitors in I'll Grande Tlmrmhiy. ' Mr. ,j ones' is of the, .lenes-MeCord hardware store in H iker. He. is a brother-in-law o'f Mrs, .1. KK Ueynolds, Mrs. M. A. Imprison, and Senator A. It, Hun ter, of thin city. Uc-e From Norlh 1!wiler i;iiiifi' Jacobs. lfimberinun of North. Powder, was a business Hor here yesterday. .Mr. Jucobs is a brother of Mrs. Kenneth, Mcdford o.f (his city. . . . , , daughter, l.uann. returned homo Miiklur Home m Apartinents i. this- ' morning- from ; Portlund, Mr. and. Mrs. K. It. Morris have! where they ypenj several 'duya rstahlished' resldenre hero nnd ore' with Mrs. Mrady's sister, Mrs. JUir making their home at the Grande tin Fitzgerald. llonile apai-lincnts. Mr. Morris m' - in the nutomoblle ltiislness, with Fmtdl at College iKiniouartors in this city. i Ilc-e 1'Ynpi I'oihIosh Mr. an.tf Mrs. HoiKer T.arson mine to lln (inmde ycst.-rdny for ii werkenoV business and nlej.suro visit In t Mis city. Their lionie is rmw at rondosn. Al IVmlMmi Vevierdny I-'. A. I)piing and It. II. Smith. of the flfttnde Itonde Meat nun- imiiv, were? at I'eudleLn'n yesAerduy .... 1 1 ' 1 1 1 iiiiMinean. Kefunis i. leaker iliss Virginia l.mighiln. of 1 ..-V.... ut,w...,.,i 1, 'i'i.in,ifi v in Stopped iiei(! visit with her aunt. Mrs. U. W. I oiighlin. MUH; I-oughlin. lias bp "-n i visiting In I'orilnnd 'und ' 'nrvallis.T 'he is employed at AdlerH Music (impiiny. at. ttiiKei' Kucim! .'TtMlny ' jsoehil uu-eting al the K. or I. -hall .' ,K Kitchen, loeal ntlorney, is Monday 'Vening at eiglit o'clock, i-elerl home Monday or Tiles- There will be an Interesting enter fpoinWeslefn Oregon. Hn tulnitlehl which the program com- transacted Vhmdni'HH Cortland an.l Sal ih vesf'M-day and today is n... t;,,k ' or h-eiion at r.ngciif for-"lad'"s Day", which is, lelng observed there. ;'' I'.itivr I'assed Away ll.nrv waggoner Vciurm-u nono' I'v ar yesterday, accompanied by Uayinoiid flMcKeiinon. from I'orl- Hid. a;id lVported very little de mised IK the condition of the a-ls. wlileli they way. are neiug lending the Spanish War meeting iieri d ;il;l (the time. "TJie roads iS( nighl. They stopped at tho e slippedv. but not particularly Homnier while In l,a (Jrande. Mgb. and iwe had no difiiciilty." j iid -Mr. WJggnncr. There is quo Itcttiru -l-'roin l4"clinx r.'leh nM 1 1 miles between j 'ari Wit It more, county coilUJlis itrle CrWk and Multnomah jsioner of Wallowa county, and i-re oneiwav traffic Is still nec-: izen of Knterprlse. wilh Doug- -iirv. and-cars are not yet neing linuc.l to 'fravel arter 4:30 o'cloc'i county engineer of Wallowa, stop in Hie afternoon. but they are p-l Here yesterday to visit loca I "M fcninlng-'the di f flenll ies rapid- fi-l.-nds while returning home from Iv. aeco-ding t the local -business Portland where they attended the imiiii, , Mn niiil Mrs. Waggoner , 'county officer's meeting, "The ses-wr-re c:tiiei'l' to Albany. Ore.. Siit-jsion was a thoroughly enjoyable erdny by fin- ileath of Mrs. Wag- one." Mr. Whit more said, "i'as ::ner!4 t'atlicr. A. It. Mc 'nil. The ; Hiige of a resolution against the init ial was held Sunday. Mrs. proposed ' t hree dollitr automobile WagL-oii'T icmalned in' Albany and lax 'was the most important action will b.. Hii'm' for several days yet. tnheii during our meeting." New Voihei i:pres)s Mews " would like to we Hughes In Hie presidential seat: and I don'' '" li.'ve that Al Smith will ever be (resident, even though lie is nom - ateit for, 'his party candidate. ' '' liis was the opinion of one New Vni-kiM. W, IL McMiuius, who en "' a brief walk on the plat- i"tni of the local depot (Ills more i'U' train No. 24 stopped Mr. McManus is in the silk "isiiieyN,' selling for an eastern "iitpany and is In the west about h'Ut Itis time. "liUHliiesH In our hns been good last in j hot h 10a st and West and we are i' tolling for another good year in I'-S." Mr." Mc. Menus Inunired ''Out the Foley hotel at which, he 1 ''members, he stopped About 15 v ars ngo. T.a tlrande today had 1 'e mildest-weather that Mr. Mc Mjtnus had experienced in some "uie, he said. "Yes. I'm on mv . y back to really cold weather, "" Mr. .McManus said. - HARDEMAN HATS ;; At CLINT'S That ahvavs are in stvle, in all colors. , ' S4.95 to S9.45 HATS OF l Slopped nt Foley .1.1 1 Koule, of Maker, Is regis tered at the Koley hotel today. Here IVoin Wulln Wnllu , . lr..John Cieyer, nf Walla Walla, was V visitor1'!!! this dly Wednesday. Ill at llmne John it. Guilty is ill at hisNiotno this week. Grunt Mean Is tukinif his posit ion us mull carrier. Had TousIN Kemmed v .Mttle Olen Hell Kehultx. of )n. bier, underwent u tonsil operutlun in this clly this moning. Alteridlni; Mlislncss College Miss Imoffcn Uunscll has enroll ed at the La Grande Business col lege for special work in typing. Hero From Tillamook .Mr. and Mrs. I'aul Disney, of Tillamook,- Ore., are slopping at the La 'Grande hotel. Musket ha II Team ui, Soninvr Tho I'endleton basketball team, with managers and Couch Mob (juinn, stopped last night and to day at tho Summer- hotel. Hero Fi-om Moi.se- Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hoover, of Tfolse, urn at tho Foley hotel. Mr. Hoover is connected with tho air mail service. - Here From Imbler Mrs. William Rollins and daughter, Hhby, of linbler, spent yesterday, shopping- in this city. Danei; u Me ;iven Stur l-IncaiHpment No. 3 1 will ' givp. a free dunce Tuesday even- j ing, Jan. 31. at the I. o. O. K. hnll i to. which alt in Nil hers and their) vrs'-Tjtunlie.s uye invited. -' - : Home V-nm Portland Mrs. Hugh Mrudy und uttio l Mrs. Carrie Maker of tills, city and .N! inn Itihi ( 'hlMci'M. of ITnion. have enrolled ut the J-a (.Irande . imsinoss college for general courses. Miss Kldora Hansen, who l employed at the Itlue Mountain . creamery here, is taking a night . course in bookkeeping. i 1 Leaves rr Calil'oriila . Klbert Jfurward, wiio lias been ; visiting liis parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' lieorgu l. l-Jarward, of thu . New IVfii - lr ainrn Hi la iiimimiIiil' fnr - I Sun eriinclnco. Mr. Unrward lias :"'flnst liad eonrnred on' him the Ie- gree of Juris Joetor, by .Stanford univel'silv. tile highest- degree eon - . 1 f erred by the law seliool of Stan forO. - I'lnhs .Inlm .Mei'tlng The Knights el' I'ythiitH and tli( C-J.'VlhinH' -'SisterHi will hold a joint mitlee has arranged and refresh - incuts will be served after the ontgi am. A good uttendunco is urged. C' . " lleluni to CorMiiml C. Dinent)aclii-r. Slate pi-esl- I ident of the Organized Vetera us J state Council ol Oregon. uoiieil C:inipbell. senior vice eumnumder f n,,. Spanish War veterans "f 1 InspecLor. left for I'ortland this mnriiin on train No. 17 after at- ! is WitlUer. also 01 iMiler pi i.se. ami jAicpls lslt loti j Miss Vivian Krothers arrived I here today to hc'iu her work as organist at the Star theater where jshe has accepted a position, suc- ,-eeding Miss lvdna I'ndon. Miss ltrothers has lieen playing in Portland theaters and comes here highly recommended, according Jo Meyrs it 1 to wen, loenl I healer owm 1 s. . 1 : (To Study In Kast lr. I.ewa Wilkes, who has been associated with Dr. I.ee It. Itouvy here for the past year and a half, left Wednesday for New York City where she will study. She will take a course at t he New Y-or'v Kye. and Kar Infirmary and uteo at the New ' York Cost Ciradua'e hospital. ThtB spring she will !" enrolled in (he Cnlversily of Penn sylvania. 1 r. Wilkes w 1)1 return to Iji (Trntlde the first of June and will resume her work hern with lr. Houvy. QUALITY Iti'Iiiiiis. From lurlluml , ; , V Dun Tanner returned JionicV thift morning from Portland whoro he has been on business, ' Visited Hero - c . , J. A. liuKseH.who Is spendtntr the winter in linker', upent Thurs day visiting In I -a Grande with his daughter, Miss Imogen Russell. Mr. Meservo Metier ' ,. George "Kpeed'' Meservo, who wub taken suddenly ill Wednesday morning and who hna been In a serious condition since tien Is ro ported to be some improved to day. Mr, Meserve lias suffered several hoinorrhaes during his Illness. v l Were From Wulln WhIIh . Mr. Shell, or (He Shell Oil cuill- nauy.' wiiK In tho ettv ' tudnv on I ! liiiKim'Ks. IIu 'Ib from Walla Wulln. i Wuah. - T.eitvlii'c for Keiuiewlrk , rt.V.U'..7. ,. V 1 ''Vm- tomorrow for Kennewlek, . Wash., i Mon I, ""r1"0'!, a .P08'' lion as organist with a theater in that city. JV'Mirns li 1'ortland ' 'Miss Krnestlne Shaffner, of Portland, returned home ! this mornfug to I'ortland bfter spend Inir a week here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hrad shaw. - ... Wetit to Maker Mrs. Charles I'lnyle Maker today to visit went -to, with her 3 daughter. Mrs. Karl Koseiibauin I Pas svd Thrmili lleif "i ' J Mrs. Theodore Ttielwr, of Spo ; kune. passed, tliraugh . here this i morning on her way to Sail "Lake leity and California. She will join! ! Mr. Tucker, who is well known , here, further along the"' line and they will make tho trip together. Mrs." Tucker hns a number of friends In this city, " ... HANGAR WRECKED BY STRONG WINDS ' fOnntlnnfil from Pnef Onl jban'rer was damaced .when tho building collitned, for the wind, in dolne ltd freak work.' cleared tho ibuildimr from the. 'main part of iino P'ano. ni- n ji ."st what oxtept the damage Is us ihy aven t had time ut.prcs- v 11 mspccuun of the machine. The Varney airmail service han- rnr, loea'od a short distance from the T,a f'.rande . .service- hangar, t withstood the force of the" wind J and escaped damage. One of tho ; employes was in this building ,..i, i"t,.. i. .. 1. hihii 3 im,n pfl l,l,t s not awarc of Jlie 4ap, J penlng -iintll afterwards'. It. Is re- , I I.eal, Hussell. mnnatrer, nn ; nouneed early this nftcrnoon that 'j the', flying school will' resume, op 1 nations uitiiiii-n few dsys. A tele , 'gnini for new tail members for the airplane huff bccnldp"'!10' t' envor nnd as soon as these ar livp the plane will be repnired. Work will start Immediately oil repairing the hangar, all hough it will have to be practically rebuilt. J Older Boys Meet In Pendleton; Ore. V riONIH.KTON. Jan. Two hundred older 2 (AO boys f rom Knsteru Oregon and Southeastern !dding that he expectiMl to return Washington are here todav for the'n,,in lurln? the summer and pos- Washington are here today for tiie 'nniniMl Oilier IIavm' ennrornnee mi- th(, UUHpc,.H 0r (he Y. M. C. A. a i.,..,,.....t n,,..,w..i 11. n ....nf,.!..,... last night In the Methodist church. : Vocational subjects with adult ' leaders and speukers feature (hese meetings. J. II. Hudd of Seattle is directing the conference. THE NE WBALANCE OF POWER VETS COUNCIL TO BE FORMED HERE Groundwork .for Organi zation Laid by C. L. Dif , fenbacher, Portland After laying the groundwork for the organization of a 1'nion coun ty unit of tl Organized Veterans State t'ouneil of Oregon here, 0. I.. Ilffenoueier. stale president, of I'brtland, left here today en route to The lalles, wluro he will spend a short time befure going to Port land where a big organization meeting will he held on Feb. 1. . Mr. IMf fenbacher, w ho was ae onmpanled here by l. l. Mahone, department ItiMpector for the Spanish-American War veterans of this state, states that he1 met with an enthusiastic iveentlon on the parts - ,., .,,., ,i. loci unit to l.o orRttnld, in tho L. 1 near future, J VetcraiiH of all wars and their Ideseendants are eligible to the or ganisation, which is of a political! character non-partisan anil non I secturlan. The council is to pro-J vide'- the outlet for the veterans i who want to take a hand in poli- t Ileal affairs und whose organlKa- tions will not tolerate political trvities on the floor. . .- turl Abranw iMUlorsetl So far the only actual step 1 taken by the state council was the endorsing of Carl A brums for sec retary of state to succeed Sam A," Kozer. whose term of office is J " , : 1 .v ' . soon to expire. 'i Work on the instailutlon of four '-.Thor first copies of the constltu- large Neon sign; .at ; & Grandu tlon- have been printed nnd tour business houses '. was. begun s this avowed objectives have been set morning under the Supervision of by the organization as follows: Jack Kgun, travelling a'opresenta . 1. , To unite in a closer eomrad- tlvi of tho Klectrleul'. ' Products ship, through a state organization corporation, an organization with with county and locul subdivisions, headquarters In a number of west those men who served in the mill- ern-cities. The signs aro to be In tary or naval establishments of stalled at tho H & S, Klcetrlo com tho Fnited Stales of America at puny, where the first -sign .to be Uliy, naif uuiiiiB uy turn ij promote and (nculeate the hWn-st degree of loyalty and good citizen- si.iV. Veterans to be Supported , 2. -To pomote tiie interest and attractive ones and w(ll ba'a tllsV welfare of the'Vcterans of tho stat. tlnct Improvement to the. city; glv of Oregon by enoou raging and ing a metropolitan appearance;.- , supporting eligible veterans for M r. Kgun explained this - iborrt ntttionul, state, county and muni- ing that the Claude Neon gas''pro clpal. offices. ' duct, a Kuropean Invention. has 3, To ussist veterans, their only been In use In tills country widows, orphans add dependent about three years. He explained relatives In the securing of reinuu- that It was a product,' ouiglnully erutlve employment, public or orange '. colored, , that can .bo otherwise. ; ' '. 'Changed,- through scientific pro? -A. To propose, advance and in- cess . to other colors und.hua a dorso audi progtesslve legislative enactments, either nutionul, state, county or -municipal, as wilt.' with- out Injury to the public welfare, enhunce anI promolo the best In- tercsls of Hie veterans of the statu of Oregon. Kach local unit will be Mnowq as an organized veterans' council" and county und city ' groups -of- such units, may be formed. Tho slate council will have supreme legislative -authority and there will be a state, president and other state officers. The state council will consist of tiie state officers, all county and municipal presi dents' and one dclegatn from each county council, und t he chairmen of all permanent committees. Dues of not less than $1 a member may be raised ..' and I w o -1 h 1 rd s of t h e money will go to the state orgun- Izution and one-third to tiie county organization. - This' was Mr. Diffi'iibaehei-'s first trip lo l-a tirapde anil lie was agreeably surprised at the City. "I,a, Grande will compare wit It any city in (he state outside of Portland, In my opinion." he said, ,!! it v ,1' Slbly Visit VVallOWil lake. AH things come to I hose who wait, except possibly the thing:-! they are waiting for. h'igures show that girls are wearing fewer clothes these day FOR CONGRESS" J4 Agnes Mart Witsofi, daughler of William M. Wilson, former secre tary of labor, Is seeking a seat In congress. Jler candidacy for tho democratic nomination from tho sixteenth Pennsylvania ' district was announced tho other day In ' . . ' .;. Washington, ' . .. .. . . v TJ-. T o l(rATaAn T IVC IjdlgC llCUIl - Signs To Be Put Up In La Grande iiii up in i iL uniiiu;:, ua put. ui i today, ut The ,Tlfrln. at Sietfrlsfs Jewelry Htoro and tho,' Pacajawca Inn. They woro brought - Up. by truck yesterday. Tho slgnn-'are ul powerful glow A. nieden and Al Thedenof Portland drove the. trucH' with signs to T.a Cirunde and are doing: the Installing, under Mr, Kgon. 'A sign for ihe Kogers hotel In Hakol" was with the truckloud, -: H. S. ' ltoblnson, of the H 8 electric ' company,. will' hnvo charge of servicing and the like, In l,a tii-amle. ' I MUIUXCK K-M.MA STUATTO.V Tho funeral of little Florence Kinma. Ktratton, 4-year-old daugh ter of Mr. mid Mrs. 10. Strattoii, who' passed away yesterday morn ing, will le held tomorrow after noon at 12:30 o'clock from lho Hunter - liohnenkamp mortuary, wilh llhdiop (irimt Ueun hi charge, liurlnl will be. made. In the D. U..S. cemetery. , " 1 r- - .1. a. MAiorr '.The funeral of J. A. Maloil, who died suddenly yesterduy .at. the home of ids son, will bo held to- morrow afiernoon ,at 3 o'clock from ,,, u , ," - - niiiFUhinfB mm aiiiiom'i limn chapel. The funeral' will be under die auspices of tho KnlKlits of Cythias lodge and burin I will be made In the Masonic cenwterv. All members of the lodge are rcuuested to meet at the lodge hull at 2:30 clock lo attend tho funeral. j uuuuary ; i FINANCES OF CITY ARE IN GOOD SHAPE (Continued from 1'affc Quo) I4.S1S.0O, IKovcr Crock ciitpiiunt 5U0. ' .'.' Scwit Sjhteni Worth $1.J.82.11 Tlio s.!i'or 'HtMrt -1h viilued .Hi $tr.?,!li2.1? nntl nowcr auppllea ut I1.S45. 1 ToolH und OMWlpin'out for the Htnu't department are held nt $14, HllliplleH Ht $5U0 nnd tho tuul Iiouho .Hf $720. UtHer auseta llMtod - uro an fol Iowh: I.lhniry warrantH 1 overpaid, $.'1!I6;KU. band warranta overpaid $575. OH, office BUpplles $Stl5. treafl uror'a eaah $01,797.75, enulneera' Buppllea, $10,809.31). flro depart ment (alurms $4,500, . pumper truck $13,500, ! flro truclc. $4,200, fiippllea S,5'JS.3I). police fmpplhit $1,072.75, hospital - nuppliea and equipment $'.10.7.57, Hlorm sower system (V & Spruee) $24,800.43, warrants puyulilo $42,7,4. Improvo metit district accounts $403, 100. sr., improvement district intorest $124.05C.tl5,' hospital $7,930.85. l.lnldlltles Liabilities aro listed as follows: taxes :, (park $1,649.18, Heaver 'reek pipe Hue 3,5S2.7S, road $3, 419.72, refund water $0.4(15.21, bonds $10,388.28).. : present worth $483,652,28, . ... ....... . . Warrants payablb-' . uro $81, 702.71, district Interest ambunts lo $32,812.12, improvement districts $ II. 1 1, - general bonds $403,000 and Improvement bonds $421,201.80. Itovemios j ; ' l)urlntf the last year revenues of the city shown.' In tho treas urer's report -were: Cash on.hnnd January 1927 (Including warrants) $107,1114.81. Klectrlcal permit. (289) $144.50, dog licenses (404) $470, plumbing permits (141) $271, building; and street permits (238) $140.60. side walk permits (18) $16.60, moving permits (23) $57,50, licenses (185) $2,075.50. Hewer tnps (qut.tlnir curbs and it i I iui eota) 1 7&. hospital tuu. ken- eral and miscellaneous receipts (Laxen $49,050.04). - $49,340.18, pond fees $37. 50. fines nnd forrells $4.53 1.50, franchise ( Homo Inde pendent. Telephone - company $2,040.87, , wator'i receipt a , $61, 1US.74, road fund $3,399.34, band (taxes) $2,239.98, library (taxes) $7,488.89, park (taxes) ,$1,070.9, special Interest (Interest on gener al bonds) taxes $22,2ftS.60v general bonds (taxes) $0,943.90, rofund water bonds (taxos) $0,531.79, Beaver Creek1 plpo line (taxes) I3.6J6.01, sewer bonds ($40,000 Issue) taxes1 $1,935.52. additional T . r . .. lulAur' f V V TV- 01 uontis .(newer 1-0, uimii-icih jua, ;159, ICO; 101, .103, 105, 1G8 and Lighting District No. 1) , $HG, 507.1 0, premium and Interest on bonds (less fee) . $1,704.84, 1m provcnicnt bond sinking fund 5U3. provembnt- . bond sinking fund $523,99: improvement . bonds dis trict Interest $109.78, Improvement bonds ' Oiot Included In sinking fund) $63. 91! 8.38, nnd Iniprove I incut'' Interest (not Included In Hin h ins; 1 m 1 u . f iui'io.'". 1 in" multefl a total for. the year of $449,058.88. ' Dlshursenieiiis , Tim disbursements during the year as shown by the city treas urer's report were! . . General warrants -$107,703.18, general wiirrant interest $1,179. OS, walerwork . betterment bonds (warrants paid) $59. 087. OS, water bonds (bonds paid) $4,000, Heaver ('rock pipe line (bonds paid) $4, 000, waterwork bnMenuent (bonds paid) $4,000, sewer extension bonds (boudH paid) $2,000, general- obligation interest bonds $600, fire equipment bonds, $1,000, spe cial Interest (interest on general bonds) $21,009.87, Improvement bonds $2f.000. Improvement bond Interest $29,495.80, Improvement wnrrimls $115,908.78, road fund (warrants paid) $1,270.71, hos pital fund $1,718.07, bund S3 1 .42. ' library $7,999. 1 3, park $1,290.53: Greenwood Team Defeats Central The (ireenwood grade basketball team won from ( 'chtrnl school 1 0 to fi last night al the high school gymnasium, In the second game of I he grade school series. Green wood defeated Hlvcria last week and In tho first two games has demonstrated a strong team, with a likelihood of gaining the cham pionship banner. Their coach Is Mr. Del. tine. Mi-. IHilnney coaches Ihe Ceniral team. The grade school gumoH aro played each Kriday at 4 o'clock. It Is possible for man to live 200 years on a vegetable diet, says a scientist, but gosh! It would seem like a thousand. ' WE IS U Y FOU T ESS E SELL FOUliESS Men's Dress Pants New shipment of Dress Cants just In, In Worsteds and ' slmeres, st rlpcd und plain blue Merge $3.45, $3.93, $1.95 uiiii'coiii) I'.wrs umu In ffn-y un-l tun. $2.50 iii:avv nriTo.NAiiDs W.-iip iM-ttt.T, look li!(lt:r unl morn cconomk-ul tliuu ovui-- IlllB $1.95 - Russell Work Gloves , l-ull hlr;hlilo liulllif 95c $1.25 1,500 Murdered By Communists In South China .CANTON, Jnnr-28 (AP)-Ad-' vleea from the nqrttiern bordern of Canton province today told of tho Huckinff of two border villages and ,lho murder of 1600' men, women and children. Thero woro no Amer icans In tho vicinity. Four thous4ind .alleged vCQinmu nlsts from Hunan provinces stusetl, Backaches arid Tho sout of a ImekHeho Is spinal column. This doosViot , follows unusual cxertlen. sueh ino persisieiu, nuRin, painiur.oacKacne inux-nuiujH-on.- Beem-. ; Innly-' without reason, '' r -. '; t:' '" - To ho rid or hucIi a.buqkaelv?, .BOrUl- of iheicauser tttVhKvlftff -, . tho splnut column restored lo nor,inl allKhment- Uy Ohiropraictlc . spinal adjiislinents. . YouMl br surprised how qulcH' -old.', ' aoho will ho a thing pf tho pot. y:. - , ; -7. i'.w -; ' '',v ' . IMiono tody for anlftpPolnUnenV.A 20 Hummer Hid:.. t , piion: ; Of f lee":4 ti 7-.W i:- Hm.-1 ObtVT -. CARL LAEMMLE :-R'G.WOPEHQWSEf . P. G. WOOCHOUSE' : S--;;, ' Great: Small BARBARA VKElMti 'ANDRE A would-be " tildv westej'ner, a noetic iopia e.: plus ultra efficiency maiij, jait artistic he-nnjfa.f pair of reformed aijd uhrefortied 'cro nuns w iiHB.e ;you( loose .1 rom your mysiiroasf .urcd 'bluest: TONIGHT ' ' TOM MIX, v . in .'rV;": "silveu.;:; VALLEY" ' . Comedy Hot House Hazel s And. News Laffs .'J ; Delicious , Delightful Oh, Boy What an E ESTHER RALSTON t "LOVE AND LEARN" with LANE CHANDLER The most cnteitaining bit of joy- ousness you ever saw. That's Es , . theiJalston , in. her latest, screen scream. A. clever story ... plenty of romantic interest ... a touch of tears and laughs for the entire family. :! Mickey McGuirc. . - . . ' . ' ' . Comedy . "Mickey in School" - - k- ;'.;-!,..'.' ,'l' K ' ' ""' r 1 ' ;. v'2 - , ' EDDIE SYUING ON THE MOUTON f 4 SUNDAY ONLY ARCADE th raid oo tho; v1llaffi.f No:.ftt -Canton and ; tho;- irovlic oj Kwanfftunff have boon th scone of UHter fiffhtlnff lii rocent months between communists and njodprata element anionir the natonalist and inllltay icuders In ; HouthM ; 'Al Hmllh nrffos local Wlf-jorl crnmeht; hut It's what tho boys i)of when they'ro away for 'convtefttion? that worries ;'iOBt ot thp'-lWlo wo fl Ihldfustkcnt t-hytuuudatloh,-iuf. the 'pVihe-y refer, to tho.'tnS-day baekacJiei ;that jxA spading np Uwi garden titittu .' StfNDAyy-;f;i. aim- f-.v- -. ;-; iKkvy (3pi;Tjbp ;;:,aney-rerereli-v' :"?7', ''"? ,:". 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