La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 21, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text-A Thursday, June 21, 1928 Vfi GRANDE- EVENING OBSERVER j ' J " "" " !' pastor of tho Local News In Brief tnloii VIsIHipt. . .-, ' A i.' Vntofo. -was a vls- .' horu today. Hu Is tho rmher Ixwviiur f'V Illinois- ; ,. Mis. fll'tuwi ".-: n""." win n-avu Suturd niKnjF;ior uer runner Ullnvlsi whom alio will oral iwooks vIhIUiii;. home I" JWKlll'riHKMl Milt Tin) Hrolluirhooil-of Locomotive KiiKlnrii-H No. Stlsl hold ft ri-Kiilnr ilisliuns mcetlne yostorday utter- Toon all tlio ,K, of IV hull. , lions- I'''""' I'ortlnnd Mi rl. 11. Morlfun has rutumcd from rorlliinil. where sho vlsltoU villi, lief ilniiKlitor, -Miss JiilriB ilaguiru for a wo or so. jliro ml llusliioss s I.. 1'. t'atupbcll, equipment cn- (Uerr lor ino siaiu niKnway uo- ii:ii-MIU'IU, '1 " "J viiuiiuo mi- a lew days I" the Intorests of his 'position, iriuisiiiHiiii, PUBIIU'SH . ui thl division office.' : mrs. w. l-emms and Stopped Hero ; Mrs. Klmer Stoddard left today for lolm ('. Watson, of tho Wylli-.; Portland where Mrs. l'erklns uud Witter bond eompuny, stopped In, Mrs. Stoddard will - spend about lji Gruiide yesterday on' his wuy ; a week. ' Mr. Purklnu will r,,i,i, n to Vi Mowstone. Mr. Watson makes I'orllund lusiioiue. . Goes 1 mum 1 Jesse ltoserrbauny of tho ltosen-, uuum Kloctryc company, is InMrs. William .Crosby - How,! atop- ltaker today on. business. Harry Kennedy Is with him, doing Instill-- Ittion work f or .. I'llgldaircs. , - ; : - ,,',.. fleiiir I'mni S-lMiol . , .-Hiss - wllma -UiiHKill returned. konie lust evening on train No. 18 , Hero for Wedding from tho University . -of Oregon , , Miss Muo-Helen Hllllwell and jiliero ijbe Jms .completed her; Mrs. James. Avon Dean, of l'ort fnahman year. Miss Gusklll vs-! land,' are here for tho Baker-Jen-lied a week in I0rtlund with her son. wedding tonight, und ure guests Ulster before rjtu-ril ji s lyimc. ; at the homo of Mr. and Mis. Hal 7 'if . , J Bois lo Spokane r, ;, ' J tJacli Klncald lias-Bono to Spo- lane where ho will spend several . weeks of his summer Vacation vIs- ' Itlng with his grandmother;' Jack') la the son of Mr.-' and Mrs. O. H. Klncald und is a sophomore In tho ; hlsh school hero.- r.... ' ,. j - t ' r . , ; ' Mrs. HiiyuY'r (tcUcr . ' The many friends of Mrs. T. J. Snyder will bo extremely glad to lieur that she Is greatly improved, . Mra. Snyder was seriously 111 last, week. Sho Is at the home of her1 daughter; Mrs,"A. J., Cower ut 1303 j rt iivenue, . : ICa-steiii News Itcclvcl Mrv. W fY ' nnuMiia fni-miti-lv who has been teaching law in Col--: Kbcrhard of Ja Grande, who is ut umbla untverHity, New York, havo . the Imperial. Tho rains wore need "hovrd to Nuw iiaven. Conn., wheroi ed and they arrived at a most op- Jr. Doughis.j'hiis ucceiited --posl-, tfon on tho Yalo law faculty, ac- mills In 1-a Grande Is operuting and cording to-word) received by Lu';tho other, 'Which ran during tho Grandi! friends of Mrs. Douglas," Vlsiling Itelativcs ) MIks Val Jeno Tuttle and her Inolhcr, Howard, of Aberdeen, j wash., and Miss. Polly Brown, of - Seattle, are visiting here for a few Hunter, the democratic incumbent, weeks with 3)r. and Mrs. C. S.jThls is looked on as ono of tho Moore. Miss Tuttle unAl Mis ltrown ' lively contests for a legislative seat are sorority sisters at the Univer Blty of Washington and Mr. Tuttlo ia a liigh school student In Aber deen. : . (Joes to Kail take City Miss Del.ores I'carson left this morning for Kail Iako City whore she will join her mother, Mrs. J. J. Jwirson, on a visit In Utah. Mrs. roui'soti was called to Halt Lake about a week ago by a death. Miss 1'ear.son accompanied Mir. and Mrs, Holger M. L.urson and children who left to make their home at Logan. ' I Heine I'Vom Tih - . 'lon it. Eberhard' returned on train No. 24 this ninrnliiir from a1 day business trip to Portland. fhe democratic delegates to the national convention were on the Portland hut at one time a resi rain and Mr. liberhard enioved dent of Union county, drove into chats with some of the "enemy's t"ip." Mr. Eberhard Is repubtl- fim nominee for state senator from tnls district. ; .-. s Mil llclmii (o Tjuifti Mr. nnd Mir chnxina if........ nr fitroma, loft for their home yes- In-day aft,.r visiting here for sover- ' days. Thov. wnr-oitho D-iiMtn of ,r. mid Mrs. C. S. Moore at their I'rne on Walnut Hlrnl. Mr. Kid- 'Hiey uino visited at Imbler wft h Mis, KnltonM i.tnr.nl' " M,- Jvaneiio Tuttle. Their daughter, Juan, who ten mo iinrn with t hem J'mained n't Imbler for a visit with "'I' UrutWtmnl tint . , EI22 PLAIN FACTS , CLINT'S CLOTHIERY FORCED TO UNLOAD . Prices Smashed 5 . 1" iUdocsn't necessarily take a shrewd buy er to tell at a glance that our reductions are both drastic and genuine and in many cases nothing short of sensational, quality considered. Choose from our entire stock Men's and Young JMen's Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Luggage, etc., at lower than low prices. Every article on sale nothing reserved. IINT'5 (tJJDTHIEI Hero I'Yoni I'ortlaml ,. V . Mr. Wallace aim their daughter, Mra. Wallace anil ihii. 1-Yttni-lM l-ltl. .. fc . - , iruNiuy moved l I ortlund, Is registered ut tho Baca June. "iov io; I at likc It la reported that Hen Coiner, who has born at tho Hot l.ako sanatorium for tho past several weeks, was not as well yesterday. til-ass 1'lif . , .-, Tho flro truck WHH rillli.il In IT ubout i o'clock to extinguish a about 2 o'clock to extinguished a Brass fire. Ultlo damage was done. Seeking Sou A letter has beon received by the chief of pollco.from tho father of iidwurk Clunker, of Aberdeen, S. Dak., Inquiring us to his son's whereabouts. Tho letter reports, that tho son started homo from tos Angeles during tho winter and booumo stranded In ha Grande . Nmvn r..- ! .--n.H.U .... U1MIIU , tpiuorrow or Saturday. Slop on Way Home Mr, and Mrs. A. V. Hughes, of Wilmington. Del., and the Jtev. and ped overnight Tuesday -at tho Bacajawcu Inn on their way buck to Boise whore Mr. and Mrs. Hoss make fhelr home, after u short vls- it at Wallowa Lake. , .: : : Hohnenkamp. Mrs. Uean is a sls- Icr of Mrs. Hohnenkamp and of Miss Helen Baiter, tho brldo. Miss Hllllwell'' was a classmate of Miss Bukor at Monmouth. - - -'.'," ,r .- ! Arriving From l'ortluiid t , Mr, und Mrs,' Hugh Hhelly: und Mrs.. Bhslly's mother arc arriving hero today by car for u weekend visit with Dr. and Mrs. F. h. Hul- ston. Mrs. Shelly Is u sister of Dr. Itulston. Muster John Itulston, w ho has been visiting In Portland with 'his grandmother returned with them, ; KlK'rliard In l'oillaud-y. i '. '- ' :.r - A good rain In Union and a still better, rain In Wallowa county hus perked .up- the grain prospects in portuno. time. One of the two suw- winter, is preparing to resume work within a short time. Mr. Kbcrhard is tho republican enndi date for state senator for tho dls trlct of Union and Wallowa, and Intends trying to unseat Albert In the general election Orcgonlan. -I'ortland Itetimied Ycstcrdny Tholtev. he If H. Awes returned to )iis home hero yesterday alter several weeks spents in the :east. Mr. Awes left for Victoria, C, Muy'13 where he attended tho an nual convention of the PaclMc synod, of the United Lutheran church and went directly from there to Minneapolis, Minn., where he and his father, who is also a pastor, officiated at his sisters wedding. While in Minneapolis I Mr. Awes also attended two other Lutheran church conferences. He returned home via Spokane. Here Visiting Friends , Wilfred "Wllf" Harris, now .of l.a Grande this morning found the city considerably .different than It was when he last siiw U 2fi years ago Mr. Harris will be remem- 1.1-TPil ns the son of the Hev. Mr. Harris, of Cove. Upon arrival he iimiipdiutelv looked up C. K. luf- fey and made a dinner engagement with J. K. Stearns, city recorder, both friends of his. He expects t spend the summer here. " Vlsilliig in SuU'in The Itev. and Mrs. It. 1. Putnam and daughters, Lenore. Theora and Winona, are house guests of Mrs. Putnam's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hcmv Van Vehrn. In Salem this week. Mr. Putnam was formerly 11 1 nr.t chriu.n: church In Salt' in, They arc attend-) ing the statu convention oc lhr lliui churches ut Turner. Union .Man In 1'onlanuV i ' M. S. l.evy,t; who owns tho Un Ion hotol at Union, which wHB iimn aged for several yours by T'Putay"-; (Jlurlc. now at.the Howard, ta in tho I city and registered at tho Imperial. I M. C. Ulcklnsun. who had the.' Hotel Ovkboii and the TJenson, Is,' also, at tho Imperial, Mr. Olckln- son was ono of tho early good roads , boosters In Oregon and ho drova a cur through mud until ho was con vinced, before most people,' that' what Oregon needed,' more, than anything else wus a system of good roads, und in those duys "Pick1 did not even visualise hard sur fuco pavements on broad high ways, and tho best ho prayed for was a macadanilaeil roud. rorlland Oregonlan. Likes OuurHO . . .. , . J. 1-;. DeiJols, who lives across the comlnent, wuy down In l,ako. Miss.,- didn't realize what a flno place tho West really . wus until Tuesday. But on Tuesday, this section of tho United States ad vanced several stops in his esttmu: tion. And the reason wna his dis covery or tho l,ii Grundo country club course "I never dreamed Unit. I'd find such a beautiful -.oourao out hero as you have, and I hud a very pleasant game.1, tho Southern er declared. In expressing Wncroils pralso of tho comparatively. , no l,a Grande course.'; Mr.' DuMOls'is on his wuy to tho Wallowa.' 'lake country and declares )iat, if,, ho could just luko tho. course with htm he knows ho will -have .an idoal itay up tnero. no atopnoa in t,noi0oInmon stinJ,i,,8 the keynote of Sucujuwca a while hero -an 'V'tbl''e'UlquetW:toaa. 'lio be- hoarty praise fur; the' hotel, as-.well. tHisi's Sot Tho motions , and 1 . demuirejrsi which arc to bo huurd In motion day tomorrow follow: Muttle Hlb- oem vs. it it Hi .ueiu vun "roon & Hess row tho pluintin anl Coch - ,4.1, & tberhard for the defense , A.j.Bnya.1 s o i sen n j Kitchen and treen Hess for the , plaintiff and 1 JKnhtuLan ( OLhA ran & Kbrhiird for' tho ' dnfensti tho National lank I'.tpu company vs. Julius Kluher. J J)pnhum for plaintiff-and John Hodgln for de fense; GoorKo Chandlur vs.-city of Klgin, U Dcnhnm for plaintiff uud Jesse Or urn for defense: McKinnla ' vs. McKinnis. J. 1). Slater for plain-j tiff and K. It. Kin bo, for dufennu: K. ' H. "Wealherapoon vs.-. - Karl Ktacklmid, 1,. JJenhmn and- lut li. It in go forplalntiff und John, Hod gin for dclenMC. Sonic of tho cuuea aro concerned with cont bllla. . , Two more dairy herds wore an ori'lcial record -tests In May than in the month previous, according to the report made by ,1L -N Coleman,- superintendent of offlclul testing at tho state college. .'' .The total now stands at i'J. Xhls is not to be confused with .work . of the cow testing associations liirthe various counties. , A growing Intercut In supple mental Irrliriit ion ull ovur the-stutu is noted tlilH yeiir by men of Ttho exneriinent station.--' More straw berries wero Klven IrrlRatlon .-llils. year than-evtM .beroru' wltll .profit- i ablt results In tne ninln. ' Many small pumping systems huvu bee.ll UMtalleU. , 1 . . ,l . WIN AFRICAN" TRIP Of the H'lU.mm Hoy Kcouts In the . Puiied stiuw, the three I5-yenr-olds pictured .above hsve been selected by national seoul exe'U tives to iuworiipany -Mr. and Mrs. Martin .lohnsrtn on a camera wtfurl through the big game country "t Arfica this summer. From, ttp to. bottom they are: KhkIc Henut Robert lilck Uoug las ,Ir.. i( (JreensbMro. . lOiitfle St'ciut- DoughiH Oliver, At lnntd. f.a.: Kagle Kcoiit liSVid II. Martin .Jr.. Austin. Minn, They are to sail June & and will he met at Nairobi by Martin Jobn-on. j" MRS. MCLEAN'S CLASS GROWS MUCH LARGER (Continued from Pagt 1 hosteaa. - - . Jat:niiiliatHlia.'H I'uliit V fhlafaat point ahe einpliaalu'd Dsrticularly. nolnr Into delalla to show how . much was- left to tho diplomacy of the hostess In avoid- lng accidents, breachea in conver- isulliin ami muL-Inf? th affair HO off smoorhly and pleasantly. It is bettor, she said, not to attempt more than a two-course dinner if lone hua no help In the kitchen, be- cause It will be hunt to manage three courses and perform tho en tertaining duties. - ' ; ; . , While she told of these things aho prepared an excellent dinner, both courses of which w-era passed ubout for inspection, by, the pages. Mrs. McLean advocates serving the muln course from one large attruc tlvoly arranged and savory platter. Tne host's aharo In the success of tho dinner was not neglected, and many a husband would have proritcd had he come to the school yesterday. There's plenty of op portunity for "conspiracy" between the hostess and host in making their dinners successful little uf fatrs, -she. dcclurcd. -- - .- , IMails Ubx'UiM'd. Sucri details, of table, service us should bo sorved f list, were dlsJ 1 oussod ' clearly . and curefully by Mrs: McL,enn. . - . "When In: doubt do the common Sonne things' -Mrs.-. McLean advised and .declared that this axiom ap plied to ovory stop of entertaining. llovcs, : i .Ati-s. McLean , encouraged' houso- wlVea1 - to . learn. 'to plun menus to , ,, , .il. , ura pared ahead or time to avoid laat- I minute" tonfusion and to. leave j arvea aMn Uut has boon m the sumo place J , .hIllfJlv nl.llMsh. of .1C . ' . i .--.t - j,ui,.rt - ?' W1? concertilntT the bakinff contcat, tho roflUltti of whieo will, bo announced tomorrow, ificreualii,' IntoicHt In tho content wan manitcHt yeHlcrduy. A fonnul- luncheon narty wua ueiuuiiBuuvcu .t...a .-h. " . 1 . : Kollo''.';ng hra the ineniiH lined la today'H eookintf aehootBeaaiun by Mr.,.McJyean. " " 'J'HE VOIMMIj i,unchi:on iAKr k fjivm and Whlto ,.' .- vFineuppIo- l'yrainltls . ? '." Powderod Uiiffur . ' : li idrsen Cherry ,-. Broiled Hprhig i.'hlcken ' .. l'ursley Butter . - NsV 1'otuloSs witlr" l'as Itutlcred Krenclt Deans Holla DrGsped (TuoUtnbers Oreeh Golutlne Mold on ArtlelioU ... Hotloin v-Wiilto AJuyonnalso , Open Sandwiches ' . lMstuchlor I'urfalt Decorated. t:oeoanut cubes Nuts coffee (Preferred Htock) cundy . tMeati. HpUt young broiler down I the back ami through breast bones, lirush over with salad oil. Heuson. Place on ; rack-- of- broiling pan. Hroll at 60 K. , for 2b , minutes, turning '.fretiuently. , Servo with I parsley butter. . ' ;"'- Whhe Ma yon 11 ni so j 1 pgg.nWto y -1 1 teaspoon suit -'. . 1i' ttsispoon. muslai d - 1 cup salad oil . 2. lublcspoons lemon juice Add suit to egg white. Meat nn ; til eggs- are stiff. Add mustard. Aua suiaa 011 a-iauicHpooniui in ui time. . Beat-well lifter each addi tion of oil. -Add lemon juice. l3eat f "y 'r: CoooaiiiU CiiIk'H Cut. loaf or layer filled cako In cubes. Krost with while 7 mln- ulefT'dsTliiffV llMt slfldS of- each cake' In shredded cbcounut. Icu- oiute lop of cukes with flower made by cutting leaves of tllllo gum drops, t ; PIsiKidiio J'arfall ' I cup sugar , U cup water, . 5 2 egg whites ; ;'- 14 cup chopped pistuchlo nuts I, cup lilue Mt. cream 1 teaspoon Hurnett's vanilla Orecn coloring teuHppon IturnetPs almond extract.. - - , .' . Holl sugar and water unHI sy- rup spins d thread.' Heat egg whites stirf. Pour syrup slowly! over egg whites, snd beat until 1 light and fluffy. hlll. Htlr oc caslonally.. ' Whip cream. Add va nilla.. Kold In egg mixture. Kreezo In refrigerator pan or In mold In 1 Ice und talt. - ut t'skes 2 eggs 't cup inoluhses cup HtiKar 1 cup Kederntion flour teaspoon K-C baking powder teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon oil H cup chopped wntuuls Heat eggs, add molasses and su- A spotless (ur. . Mix and sift flour, bakluc powder und suit, lleut into okk mixture. Add oil and chopped nuts. Kill gr eased inuffln pun Mi full. lut a half a nut meat In the centor of each little cake. BuKo minutes at 860 l ClMKolalo Nut AiiKfl ImmI . 1, cups ckc whites ; 1 1 4 cups BUKr cup cuko flour 1 , v . H cup cocoa . s '' : 1 teaspoon cream of tartar H teuKpoon salt teaspoou Ilurnott's vanlllu cup blancheii chopped ul- lUOIUlH j . Sift the flour G times Ueroro 111 eajjurl nir. HUt suKur. Hlft flour und cocoa 3 times. Iteut one whites uud salt until foamy. Add cream of tar tar. IJeat until stiff, not dry. Fold In BURar, Kold in flour and cocoa und flavoring.' Fold In nuts. Turn Into aiiRel food pan. lMuco hi u cold ovon Turn regulator to i&b K. 1 Tuin oil lower utomeiiL Huko one hour. . t Novell Mlimle Frosllhir cup light brown or while su gar 3 tablespoons water 1 1 egg whlto i teuspoon salt 1 (euHnoon Htirnetts vanlllu . Put Hiigar. water, egg whlto and nail Into double boiler, ltont uon- Btnntlv with egg beator while it cooks for 7 .minutes, bprcad while hoi onto cuke. May add J3 nuii'shmallows cut Into small pieces td rrostmg wnen It Is removed from f ire. ; v cvui aM ktuii . 1 cup.'heavy ci-ouiu, whipped . ; 1 toaHpoon lemon juleo 1 teaspoon Worchester sauco . t lo!ispoon catsup Mix all Ingredients. Uloml wMh flaked crubi Chill. . (iiot'olaU) SiHMigo nke ., 2 squares chocoluto.' melted v 4 eggs, separatod 's . - t cups sugar added to yolks a cups Federation .flour , ' 1! teaspoons K-C baking powder L 1 cup warni water : -. in teaspoon salt - 1 teaspoon Burnett s vanilla. " Hcdt egg- volks very light. Sift flour and baking powder 3 tlmoH. Alternate adding flour and warm water, to egg mixture. Heat. Add melted chocolate. Heat. Fold In stiffly beaten egg whiles und va nilla. Hake at. 375 K. 40 minutes bi loaf pan 12x8 inches, In IrrlKatlnB Inwns and Kardens, fnorn satlstuctory results are ob tained' by wateiinir tho soli Instead oC tho air, says tho soils depart ment. In other words, wator tlio roiiBhly every wcelc or ton days, imlns nn Inch or mora water so tlutt the soil la soaked down a foot or ilceper, Is far butter than fro iiuent lluht wutorlnus of tho sur fuco. - 1 , 1 As pastures Bet short, need of succulent feeds for dairy cows In creases. ' Tlieao nru a real necessity as an aid to. dlKestton und to. ln drainboard ii 1 jVB "ItVX I . Kpllts and Hellllils . ' - I s1 kl IlltOW V (fw iHi! hWj Vi DpVnfYlflcl ! T Today Friday " ' 1 mine I dWA:':-h---: Atiiiiiu y I , MAIN n S J I EVENT" t0mLh r m , 1 19' .. I III ,".'''-. a A m '""'iMly '-,".-. V-iV '. ,."'i Applvdilutrd Clorox as directed on bottle. DON'T BCJUJB. Htains go like niHgio. Hoap can't do it. Scour ing can't. Clorox does. At grocers. Easy HotiRekecping Chart, free! Rend to Clorox Chemical Corpora tion, Oakland, California. Bleaches Remove! Staloe Octtrejre Odors KUliOeroM Teacher Joint V, of 0. : iwaiwi'niii1 s f : '. ';" 'i ' 'V' r i w i UMVKKSiTY OF OittiOON, Kug enw 1 lioiuns JI. G 011 Up, prominent Oregon pdiicator p-nO for manyrn'rs, lieml .'of ..tlio' :iMoniM(rQti Noruml MliooI. Jiaa beou; appointed' ..to .Ho .Uu of the University. of Oregolt aaa will tortri education Vtider tlij. o; 4u(iMio 1. -eri'ieo.'''J,ru'f..ti outlaw Will , luiyo it hiving Ksvifftihimtt-teatjsg ilaaar ;it .lnlsiui I'art'lHiid - dad .Aj ltna. l lie nppaiutmunf flf Dr. (Ji-ntln m Ve;iir(ed ub onl.thoyvnH((t hu-: ItoHaut' made to.the.uiUrslty stun" .rlus ear, tlqp to. hi prothrnenfo In .'ediicuhennt' atid - lis - fecog. uxod prof iciohc as' a loo!lloi"v f ' V crease ' cpnsumptlon of rouglniges, says tho dairy specialist -or the. ex tension servlco.: At least -13 tO :j6 pounds daily uro ncqded ; -wheiu pasture is not vallable.v.-. v : 1 i Though bajclllary (tlarrnea, infla tion is not likely, to be contuicti-d by maturo fowls :froni .others, ;u fecttul, such ' possibility- exists, ho experiment s station, C'hlchs from disease fron TlocKs in'o not certain' tu be', entirely .(llie-uso li ee tlidniMelves.' but ro inoro HKo ly to, be and henco .urii best Itopt separnto Trom stock from an. ;n fected Hourco. '. ' ' s . -, .. W1C BUY FOR T ESS K SELL FOnJU ESS STRAW HATS - Tn tho" new Bvylss-j Yeddosr leghorns. Paniihas and Hen- nets correct, shapustmU'-: inpdels. .'vSlylodi-r l b h t uuU' priced right11 II lulled rlllllt ' f' t' 1 1 I I f TWO UttU Of -HOOStH(H A0 HOStSl H IVjS "AY VVRAV I V2 CAy COOPER SJ 1 A ttIUIAM A.WIUHAN remedy- PftOOOCTIOS . : I 1 . "riti'Mi'K Tin-: aci." . . T IJ ' . . 1'Alt'V.MOL.M' M-;VS . , . - . . .Sr PADLOCKS DRIVE NIGHT LIFE OUT Uny onicapo Clubs Forced into Positions Outside of City Limits CIHOAOO (AP)ChlcaKo's night llf is being driven outside the city limits. . - ; Prohibition enforcement effurts have left open In the city only 1 few of the more Imposing noctur nal rendejcvnuH, but as lights have blinked out under (he seal o( In JunctionH, roadhouaes und chicken dinner furms have sprung up In greater . numbers . in suburban Twelvo of the city's bcHt known night clubs have huen closed, since iiuiv in. 1117, and federal proceed- tngs aro pending agalnut five morn. More than dou other places have neon padlocked by tho government during tho same period-- beer flats, .toft drink standH, pool rooms and restaurants that had violated -the prohibition aws. Cases aro pond ing agalnKt 475 mure, j And since last January more than 12ft .roHtfliniiHcs have - opened "In Cook county oulsldo Chicago; ac cording to aitthorllioH. : - QbMervatiou, 01 !'htp pocket,' evidence- has 'been -used siU!ceHfully by federal ufficlals in padlocking, Chicago, '-resorts A night chlb Is )wU guilty - where patrons bring their- own Unuor iin1 mix- 11 with bovornges; and Ice furnlshod by the club. - Tho violation where the act is observed by- a dry -ugent tH nllex- ort' under.Mjio Heetion nr ino vor ,s ; TODAY And FRIDAY TIM McCOY in "Wyoming Supported by , ' DOROTHY SEBASTIAN " WILLIAM FAIRBANKS v Romance ', rides ; across the great Oregon Trail once move.' Indian .fights, 'a girl alone, 1 dashing Tim McCoy you'll , say this picture , is ! a grand show! stead act which forbids the keeping or liquor on the premises, explain , Ueorge lh . Johnson, Putted -States district attorney, and itidgsr , U. Elder, asslstunt. The latter has directed the nroceedliigs.v ; Moulin Kouge, Friars' Irin and Al Tierney's Town Club, all In the . downtown district, first felt the weiglit of tho pad lock beeuuse pa- ; trons gave beverages a kick .(I'om ' lilp pocket flasks. The circuit court - of uppers' upheld .the padlocking and the supreme court of the tJnlt ed Htates declined to . review the litigation. In only two other scutes Iowa und Wlsoonsln had the. ob servation evidence been used.-V , Htrengthencd- by . the suprenie court's action., the hands at the mop became more active. Places closed Included the Ituinbo YJar- : dens, where Mayor William Hale Thompson had been jultlnlly wel corned at bamiuets after his re election to office a , year- ago.r the Midnight Krolles. and other well . known brlghls)otK scattored abuu( tho city. v '1 , Proceedings are pending -now against Oollsimo's, Che Pierre, up orated bv Pierre Nuyttemi, . the etcher: the Alamo, the : Hamovar uud the Itlaokhawk, ; . And out into the "country - has gone tho night life crowd, in .quest ' of' gaiety. . j- , -v .'- A i Chicago beauty docter saye yy. per vent of our girls ai-e nqt. so beautiful, after- ull. uoeordfnjr r.to standards of , pulchritude, - Wi've , never aeert la cdly of the ;rejrula tlons, 1 , . ( ' yf "Miss. Aloblle'' of -AtlnntlcT.Uty fame In lUitt. is indlcffd ; on ; phiM'CO -of- settlnK house. 'on f Ire. Une - ease where- tho AumHkot mniiiinar w 14f anm-i,' m "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE'