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Thursday, July 5, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Flv Local News In Brief lent i FllflU- I H. O. Happersett nnd party mot r'U tot Elgin yeatenfuy for tho jrtrjotlo, celebration. ' r. jt - 4 -, ., ,, Jv.it lo Kileriilw-. . .. fjtlr. and Mrs. Hnrry Criaumnnn fovei to Klein and Enterprise yes Htlny for the holiday. dcrwviit Operation VMttis Vera Shaw, of Union, un arwent an appendix operation its morning V Horn- I .. .1 n Liu morning at (tot Ijjkc. Jr. and atra. Lloyd Carpenter m the parents of a baby boy born them July 1. tut to 1 ;ilti f - Ir. and Mrs. Perry ninnehnrd ' re among the many La Grande tlzens. who spent yesterday nt .isJn. . . r , A Vortlmuf jr. a. m. rtioore nnu tr. w. k. ;ohh have been in Portland' on us in ess since the first of this week, . " Mivfl to ljuko Mr. and Mrs. Everett "Wall- Vnger and daughter, Marjorle ami Miss Irene Siencer. drove to Wal- mm a l.ak yesterday. ; WVtit to Irfiko Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Rprprcr and mu, Waltor, spent the first pui-t of ie ween nc wauowa- i.aite, Romg i a- Sunday and returning homo ! 4 night. I $ t ft Soullifoik )lr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Putmnn. Mr. f Mrs. W. H. Leisman nnd Mr. I Mrs. WMlliam Siegrist and Iglttor, Judy, and Madeline Bar.- i in, spent yesterday camping oil Southrork. y teting TonioiTOw-f Thn HniitlRt Wonifii's Roeletv will I et at the home of Mrs. liny I iKriggs, 1412 Y avenue tomorrow j Afternoon at 2:30 o clock. f The , mwsion stuoy class win also meet at the same time. uric nt Work ed Allen returned to work this week at the Glass Drug company , r which he Is vlco president. Ho la been convalescing from nn aeration wmcn ne underwent a ipntli or so ago. nsKcs Away Word has been received hero of the denth of Mrs. Kdward Cros aen Id Baker last night of heart lense. Mrs. Crossen wns nt one yie a La Grande resident and was r' active member of tho local : tfthian Sisters. . ; t .1- Miss Myrtle Thinker, who Is em- ter Hoot valley. Mr. Miller nnd Hugh McCall was hostess compll- Henry Prussofr, Seattle, defeat- hurt here yesterday when hlB mot- ' k' " . . alrnbino bad lin ! i fcil nt N..K. West's, nnd her Mr. Coolldge, who is spending the menting M'rs. Harder ( Elizabeth 1 ed l.loyd Nordstrom, his fellow orcycle and nn automobile crashed '":,',",:, .' Hru'ssels nnd i e. Miss Porothy Kahmnn. of summer vacation there from thn lluncnnX, now oftMedford. Mrs. townsman, In straieht sets, 0-3, 0-4.' on Skinners Huttn ns tho area, 'wns " ",, ' I,im..,fn , hinln . nuutij hhij in. ne nun iut a . jt uivauiii ipu nuini-r .uri.ieriy lived in wns sec- ouan ' .mikih'i',- nun- iin-i.- v , .. nnn ,.nlli,i inn.v-ln T.nn.lon. t lrth of .1 luly visit, spent yestor- and Mrs. Miller and daughter left Hon of Oregon and has many defeated l.or-asioa, lu lscoll, of tho J'ourth or July sham battle. I."- ' ' f 0am una today at Wallowa Lake, ey were expected to return to i X.rGrande this evening. I dfr'cniniiliur Telp i'.'i Miss Kfflo Hlanehnrd, of this Wy. and Miss Donna Scott nnd her mothe rof Hilgard, left today on a three-day camping trip. They went Hi. tho head of the Grande Hondo lke, going as far as possible by and then taking horses on into the beautiful country. r'lMviiw for Molilalia ! feMiss Inez. Hughes Is leaving to- f Bight by train for Ryegnto, Mont., ?.-here she will join her sister. Iris, t tin a visit with relatives and friends .there. Miss Iris has been gone two , Veeks. They will return In about P. month. Miss Inez, Hughes grn-1- f ontetl from the local high school J thla spring. Li . f; . I'lieAVe for Miuitana fir i .Mrs. Howard )',. Miller and little : '4.nhtr.r Tii.rh.n.. i.nr.. ion i.tm! ntest for Stevenvllle. Mont., where t will Join Mr. Miller in spend- -the summer nt th.-tr M.ml-.nn i6h. Mr. Miller nml his bother- i- In-law, Jack Cooll-lge, left for P Bfovenvllle last week. Mr. Miller la the educational editor of Scrlb- y-lierti mngazine. Clearance 9 AT CLINT'S NOW ON Entire stock of Quality Wearing Apparel for Men and Young Men At Greatly Reduced Prices. TIh U Hcporicd V. J. CooJc, or 2116 Third twet. ninm-lB in tha nnltna thot a ! f case and bundle of lnundnr wertt . stolen from li la car. lam night. MtH-t Tonight ' ' Tho regular meeting of the city commission, usually hold on Wed nesdays, will bo held In the muni cipal building at 7:30 o'clock to night. Has Major Oeratto& - Mrs. Carl W. Cook undojwe nt a major operation at the Grand a mw nospuai ycstenuiy. n is getting i peeted. along as wen as can ne ex Is Hero verb 4; - The many friends of Herbert rattlson will bo glad to know that he Is recovering very satisfactorily .from a major operation "which, ho ('underwent a week ago. 1 I I'islM'd on tolhormc . Among tho anglers who spent y4Hlorday In the. hills wera rharlcB Cameron and Ernest Bryant who. ; landed several fine snlmon from Catherine, Creek. . Goes to Iiidepeinlmco , Mrs. Claude Nash, accompanied by her molhcr-lii'law, Mrs.?Hnrry,i Snndoz, Jeft l,a Qrnnde this morn- Mng for her home at Independence Mrs. Sandoss will visit there for (eral days before returning home .. , ,, . . Home' lYoni Salt tuko Cty Miss Leila Warner returned homo Tuesday hy train frojjt, Halt, Lake City where she has been for,ington Currey, o( Portland, fell three weeks vlsitln(f relatives. Rho is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ,W, 4). Wrarner, (Joes to Raker Among l'uion county people nt 1 linker yesterday were: W. R. Led- ttetter. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keen ay, M i: nnd Mr. Ttov Pnrnnni. Mm. Nolnn Skiff. Miss Alice Hall, of Vninn, Mia. Amos Helms, Mrs. J. it, Garlty, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cur- rey and otners. SMkniMv""Mau I'l-cacblng The Rev. K. H. Ahrendt. of Spo kane, met with the Church of God congregation last night, conducting tho service. He will remain to prench for the balance of the week nnd .Saturday night the t hurcii or God will go to Imbler. Sunday all- jday sorviccs will be held. Mr. I Ahrendt has had 32 years of ex-, perience as a speaker. Gone to Montana .Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller andi Utile daughter,, Barbara Lee, ac-1 companied by Mrs. Miller's broth-. ! or. Jack ; Coolldge, have gone to, Montana whera they will spend tho last night to join them : : .Visiter Frciiu Iiliilio Mrs. Nellie Spencer has Hun as her guests this week Mr. and Mrs. ' h'red Jennlson and son, Frederick, of Winchester, Ida., who returned home this morning. 'Mrs. Spencer is a sister of Mr. Jennlson. Yester- day Mrs. KpVnccn and hor son, Jny l Spencer and wife, from Cove, ami Wala and MIsb Chnrlottc Kuhl. a the visitors went to Klgln, Knter-i sister ot Mrs. Want, were dinner prise and Wallowa T.ake, taking in'guests ot the home of Mrs. I.y.lln the celebrations. Mr. nnd Airs, .'Jennlson nnd their son were hero three dnys. Jin Is in the lumber business at Winchester. Here for Visit Mr. and Mi s. Prank H. Vander-, Alio, of San Prnnclseo, arrived hern Tu - sduy for nn extandod visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Herger. Mm. AnderAhe was Miss ni'rina Merger neroro ner-mnr- ringe. She is well known here. I Mr. VnnderAho went to Pendleton today wliuro ho will soend ft month on business then he will return here. They will bo in this section all summer. Their visit was a sur- Prise to Mr. and Mrs. Herger who arrived home from Wallowa I.ako hist evening to find them hero with . Mrs. VanderAhe's aunts, Mrs. M. Anthony and Miss Itertha llerger. r stop at wxck i ; Judge Jamea A. Fee, of Pen die -r ton, registered at the SacaJnwea lua yonterday. i Traveller. Hcre- Mr. aftd Mc Eugene Henderson, anil daiurhter. An it of Fort Hmltb, tArk., qpent yesterday In .a Grande, stopping at the Saoaj&wea. oil UiiUoon Marcus Kgeseh . and Reuben, Zwelfel speut yesterday and today Ion a f labium trip on, Ballqpn lake in the MUle, Itig Horn country. Wont to lake . Miss Hmh Pram we 11 and Miss WUma Gusklll and Hill Roberts and Jack Hlatt, were among those who spent yesterday at Wallowa, Lako. U'cot to I.ako- Mr. and Mrs, Ed Meyerslck and son, Raymond, who is visiting his parents from Walla . Walla, and Miss Judy Moore, were among those at Wallowa Lake yesterday. Return to Tlw DalHti &r. and Mrs. R. O. OHngcr, of The Palles, and Griffith Williams, tune i ne imiies, reiurnu name j by car yesterday afternoon. They have been in La Grande since tho first of the week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde and son. Glf ford. " ; 1 Slop at Inn v ' - ' ' Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lottrldgc, of Raker and J: P. Pulllam, and sons, Hilly and Talge, . of Milwaukee, stopped yesterday and today at the .SaeaJawen. Mr. Futliam is presi- dent and Mr. .ottridge. , Is vice sev-(president of the Ka stern Oregon. Light & Power company. Ilrcaks Arm- Albert urrey, seven-year-old son Of Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt- 'Saturday sustaining a double frac- ; tiire in tho elbow of the left arm. j r in in n iwiinnrt hoaniii.1 Ai. hert Is the grandson of Mr. and ! Mrs. .George H. Currey and tho nephew of Mrs. A ty Nelson, of i this city. At ljikn Vinilnv Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Ashbv and!81 tdnughters, Trlllian and Gulldn and n Junior snent the!n'l meeting. Tho klandmnen, owo. I ak George who had spent the day in various ilrley Price accom- eoremonlcs, then; disbanded. sons, Sam and Fourth nt Wnllowi llniimnn and Kliirlov Prlcn nrrnm. uuiitia, nam ana junior nave iieen at the Lake since Sunday. .Visiting: Iloro Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rehermer and .two daughters, Agnes nnd Anna, and Mrs. William ftehermer ami son, Billy, returned to their homes in Seattle last night after visltluir hero, since Sunday at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Karl Shepherd. Mr. tSchemner is a brother .of Mrs. Shepherd. Drive to Baker .Mrs. Clyde Belts went to Haines toduy wheio she wns a guest nt an friends in l.a Grande. Mrs. Seitz' , son. Olfford. and Hllsa Ananea ne- companied her, driving on to Baker 1 where they spent tbo day visiting their fraternity brother. Oeorge.0 Hill. They aro I'ntverslty of Ore- gon students. i Dinner at Oovc- Tho Hev. and Mrs. J. George iljint!!. of Cove. Mrs. l.nntz' dnugh- ter. who hns been emnloved ns sec rotary to the pastor by the Ames Collegiate church, Ames, Iowa, for la Qiimbr of years and who will son sail for Alexandria. Kgynt. where she will teach In the mission school, is at her mother's home on n vacation. It was In Iowa that Miss l.antr. and the Walz's became acquainted. ' Saw Camp Site wuiie a number or focni rnmi tcs.T rwt if ir visited the Knstern Oregon boy "com onmn site. I'nmp Phy. on Catherine creek yester.lny nnd were delighted with the entire layout. In picking the site enre has been taken to- provide for every phase of the boy's Camp activities. There is a large level field for baseball nnd racing and field activities, there is an Ideal and beautiful spot fot the cQundl firo and the tents, the site Is on on excellent place In the creek and tho swim ming hoje is very satisfactory. Vis itors were Impressed with the jt" room In ess" of the plnce. 33. Hns sell Hcott, scout, executive, with Mrs. Scott, nnd their daughter, (Alary Louise, was there Tuesday i win. venesay ana nan 01 to- .day making preparations. The ,rt'ii i . V i . gnodlouB and well arranged. '-OREGON TRAIL IN GOOD SHAPE (Continued from Page 1) ever, (.tight delays of in to 15 min utes might be occasloncf by re- surfacing operations. Wailowa Highway La Qrnnde. I'nion county, to Joseph, Wallowa eounty 7S.5 miles. Standard macadam highway, ex cellent condition. Some oiling will e done on I'nion county portion during July, but detours will be, provided on most of route. Enterprise, Oregon lila ho, road 80 mjles.' I.ewiston Diverges from Wallowa highway at Enterprise. 36 miles good Im proved mocadum In Oregon to about two miles east of Elora. I Hough country road to Aatone, 2" mile, including heavy grades cross- iing the Grande Roode river, which rsifuire Intermediate gear climbing, low (ear descending; then good Im pjovtd highway to Lewis! on. A doctor says the feminine ahll- Ity to 'pfp at will Is a gift. Is one Fanny Villard Dies Today In Pobbs Ferry, N.Y, POI1BS FURRY. N. Y.( Jul 5 (AVX Fanny Garrison,- Villa rd, only daughter of Wi Ilium Lloyd amy tmuKnter or wiiiium LUyn Garrimm. the abolUionlst. died to- day. .She was S3 yenn. old. i - tier husband wus Henry VllL.rd ! whom shearried in .J Mr. Villard was at one time president ot the Northern Pacific railroad and was' fur a whort time the foremost figure In the railroad wmiil. lie died In liloo. - fi'H. Villard sultsetmently joined the movement (or wnmeiru suffrage and was ft notable figure in that enuttf. Later she vas aligned with 'the peace- movement, founding the woman's peace Hoeiety--uii organ iKatlon based on the non-resistance doctrines of her father, who had been a teacher and tnspirer of Tol stoy. In the course of her work for peace Mrs. Villard was a delegate to The Hague In 1007 nnd again In 1021 she wiih a delegate to the con rerenee ot t lie women's Inlenia- tionul conference for peace and freedom uf Vienna, From 1 KKt until 1017 she. was owner of the New York Uvenlng Pot: and of the .Vntlou, a" weekly edited her brother- Wendell Phillips Oarrlson, from 1 Xi 5 to 1U0G. She Is Hurvived bv hoc two wins. Harold G. Villard and Oswald'1"")" rolll Pu V" unrruon vuiarn, me lauer nc present editor nf the Nation. Heflin Fails To . : Reach Klan Meet NEW YORK. J Guarded by kin asm Plst0,s- r,u,,H nnd sabers. s.n0 per- sona blended a kii Kiux Kian raiiy in a ii-acre item on i(ong isianu Vterday but the guest of honor. fixator J. Thomas lleflln, failed lo "PPa''- iuie in ino uiiernoun worn win received that the sennlor was speaking at a klun rally inJack son. Mich., and obviously would ot bo able to oddrcs the Long; " nu "."i iv-v-..v-.. .... to attend the Jumlca rally, wlitlo npeukine ot Albany. N. Y., but had declined because of the prevloua promise to the Alirhlgun follta : . r i A7 Mil II IJUIIUJVIIS iVffc !,', in PnriffMfl ... . . PO.nTI.ANn, Ore., July 5 (AP) Jlaln did lis best, to halt play In the Oregon slato tennis champion- sliin tournament hero - yesterday.-!. nnd almost succeeded. Hut two sectionul buttles were Eundwlchod same city, 6-7. c-2, d-i. Hm.lsln.u' Harrison. Oret-on stale champion, advanced by virtue of a win over Don Lewis. Portland, i-l, - 3. Josenhlno Cruickshank, Snnln Ana mi tin..:. 1 i.ininr doubles cham pion, defeated Kuthorlue Murphy una l.nnriL lll'es iein ovo seis. William Baskob, 19, Killed In Wreck WILMINGTON. Del. July l (AP) -William Itaskob, 1U, son of John J. Knskob. chairman of tho fin ance committee of Gcnorul Motors. was killed In an automobile ncci- dent near Centervllle. Mil, today. I He had spent the night at tho family homo nt Clalrmont, Del., land was motoring alone to the summer home nenr tenlervlile when the accident occurred. IV W I eiPllOlie MS 1' PV1 f'fl Oil liplUirt 1 ttltllj "W"" 1 NEW YOUK, July r. (Al) It was reported in Wall street td;iy that tho American Telephone 'ami Telegraph company and the Itmlio Corporation of America plan to link up the important cities of the United States with a new sys tem of wirc)0K telephone and tele graph service now being perfected by Kenor Murtr-fini, The new serv ice is expected lo be in use with in a year. Font itn.us i'ii.i;i SALEM, Ore., July 5 (AP) lTp ,n . ninttll.t rf,.,nH h.l been, filed with thi secretary of state for only four of the nuim-rous Initiative bills that hnve been started In recent months. These nro the Iunne bills reducing motor vehicle license fees and inereusinK the gasoline tax from 2 to 6 rents a gallon and the two grange-lubur bills for a state income lax and the other to curb the legislature in Its interference with meusures ap proved by thn people. CARtTIMIS HIT; WOMAN lKAI LOS ANGELES, Cab, July 5 (AI') One woman was killed, an other suffered injuries that may prove fatal and thre other ner- nous were slluhtlv hurt when their automobile was struck by a Paci fic Electric car at a crossing here early today. Mrs. Sylvia Itefiureo, 23, was killed Inntanlly. Mrs. Nativfdad Salaiz, 4o, snffend a fractured skull and possible Inter nal injuries. STAIIT I.XVKSTIUATIOX SALEM. Ore.. July 5 (AP) The tax investigation In Oregon pro- vlded by Dark McNary reforest ra- i iu nun in iM-gui iifAi t?t!tv un der the direction of PrnfeKSor Enlr cblid, formerly of Yale. He has befn tnveHtlgating In vnrlous forested stste of the union for lbs TIPS RESULT IN MURDER OF SPOKANE MAN 8POKANK. Wash;. July 5 (APX Authoritted here today havo ap pealed to police officers through- uut the west to aid In the hunt for Alnii.h unwnnii .-iii-m link la-' rVJw.. itiuMi to have nmrdMed ) w. " "ya Xr kniff a he Co ' !! , L J-! lonlal tavern, nenrjhere. yesterday. . Kurtner tiuesttouiug ot witnesses of, the slaying revealed that Rose- nau 'became "wild with anger'1 when lie iHMiny.c( no na.i received a uiacK eye an ine numis oc war tier durlntf -a scuffle. The quarrel is said to have start ed over tips Warner gave a incm Imr of tue orchestra. The two men fought first with fists. Aid From Air Saves Man From Drowning BKAVIFAV. Wash., July S (AV) -rAid from the air yesterday savod"11' ',ir Heedsport nnd plunged tho life of fiarence Whvaten wjieii ho, wan raiiKlit in tln mi.lritow i " l" i""'-v while BwtiumliiK ul the lirarh U'i. Itfcilsiiui t uii llio eve oc me When filwuls on shore found llieyj'" celebrate. 1 were unable to reach the man. thai aid of an uli plane was enlisted and the pilot (lroiipcd 11 1 1 to preserver ; to the Htrlckeu cwlnuner. wheat j on held the rope unlll those on the. (;171S SIX MtlXTIlS POR'l'LAN'l), Ore., July 5 (AP) Henry Johnson. 21. employe of a garage here, will spend the next,"' "v" " ... six months In jail. With jinother youth, he took without the permis sion of the owner, an automobile illy 5 (AP) I stored In the garage, secured a bot- ne,i armed with"1 ' Mor ami drove Ihe.car to l. (( into a ditch. 221 DEATHS REPORTED ON JULY FOURTH I (Continued from Pnge 1) forts to revive him were fruitless.! I " ROSIOIlt'RG ROV DROWXS ....v. , don boy. was drowned nisi niBnt " "i"- " .. . while xwiminlnK In the t'mpiiua o'clock thlH evenliiB. ' river ,-nenr ltosoburif. The ''"l. . 7Zr ' , was wnillim the river with his step- LOWENSTEIN, Ol' . 'father H. O. Nettleton and stepped i T1?T PIITTlf PAI I Q Into a deep hole. The body was carried dnlo n bed of water nnms where It could not' be located until n,,011t 2 ,,, utfl Iter, llesusclta- ! tion efforts wore continued for nearly three hours but life- could not be restored. ' . DOV IH'ItT IV EI'OKXE I EI'QKNH Ore., July r (AP) v.. . Horlnusjy Injured. Hohert Ollmore. ; mo re's sclap wns torn from his right eye to the banK of his head nml ho may have a fractured skull. AtTO WltKCK FATATi SAN KltANCISCO. July f. (AP) -Collision of a taxlcnb with n.dog -early today proved fatal to William ' v " FRIDAY SATURDAY lof(,v love nnd rich humor on (he ili..y lielghlH of n slcvl islriif'tiire. ten storhs nhfite the. pavemiil. you'll regrel tnlsj-ln thlH pb-ture. tlm I'liieM Htory scri-eiieil this mvimhi. WiaiAM Ccf TODAY 'Uniled States Smith' - And Comedy "Winnie's Vacation" passenger In the cab. The machine upset 'after the colllsiQn. Martin Kelly, taxlcab, driver, was injured seriously, Mc permott was dead on arrival at a hospital. - KIX KILIJOU tV ORKGOX PORrLAXn, Ore., July G (AP) Six persons were killed and a'B V . . . t'?w1 yel?ia KW": in Ju,y' KUi. 2S, of Hllyemn, , f'4,1" "? V"" l"?? " lUU 1 ,'li,"t,. howul latv yestenlMy tut sooi-e injured in trnmc misnnps t. I.ne ri.HUii r inJuties autfered wh his aut'moblle was struck by a trm k M miles east uf Portland, M,.-i. Kll,K limi thiiv Hmau child eat.aped with minor tnjuvles. No trace of the hit-and-run driver who ran down ami killed Hob Richards near the Oregon Washington interstate bridge, had heeu found hy police u(v the twi states today. Richards' body wns found at S a. m. yesterday. Ho was crusuou eVv.u.j barely recognisable. Mis. A. Yoakley and her ier were t.rowiuu, nou ivir, narrowly escaped death when their automobile skidded off the IiIk))- inlo a river. Tho. accident occur Kutng to " " " """"-'. "''"""" " Minn., (lle.Nlt Oiilai ln, Or... ymter- i i" m.j... . .r 1 " struck by another car. Ills wife. and two sons wei-o injured in me era.ili. s ! TT . . r ' ,1 a . r i 1 i . ,IBB- . " ' ' , ",, firecrackers yesterday during . r,.,. . ' " Fourth of July celebration nt his parent's home. TWO ITALIAN FLIERS ARE " OVER BRAZIL (Continued from Page 1) fast night from 'Choi being, where they bntl lundwl Hits morning from Mho H. K. Olympic on their round- the-world trip. - Tho plane was nss. mbled nnd up nt Cherbourg nml us soon h possible took off for LeHourget. The men, who are seeking to es- ,A ti.triln .t 7. u.f FROM AIRPLANE . (Continued from Poue i) jlnK boats w'ere dniKKiim tho chan mul with nets hut without result. nitl'PSRl.S, July r. (AP) The , .....rt Tl.,IA pnntnin Alfred l.owen- .lOIlX MOKS John Moss, of La Grande, died e Vnltcd .States hospitnl In Portlnnd this morning at u:4fi o'clock ot the end of a long Illness, IL was learned hero today. His wife nnd six-month-old baby woro with him nt tho tlmo of death. Mr. Mohb Is also survived by his slsler, Mrs. Harry Kulton, of Tho Dallen, nnd his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Mass, of La (irnndc. Kuuornl arranuements have not yet been nnnouneed, I , Obituary I j '4Sr Wjfi Hi,! I 'TK ruianinniit 1 m off Sin ry i GO OVER FALLS , IIS RUBBER BALL (Continued from Pag 1) ripped open and the Kprlngfleld man hauled from within, smiling. due hundred thotisuud or more ue0ijj, lining the sUotes cheered aB sister. Mudmne J. p. t'autlero uwutuuj j. v Ul "C Bherbrook. Qu.( kissed H,uiy vthev vomeil trU.u lu do wUe Not U few mv Is LIuouaU him. like- "I lmve spent more than a year and moro than 7U0i) on my ven ,tue," Lussier exulaliu'd today. "I've succeeded iud 1 am happy. I have demonstrated that my the ory was currect. I could dtx it again, I am hujo. Rut mice was plenty for me." ... "As the halt was curried down stream In the rapids It Wits humped about quite a bit. Just before I plunged over the falls 1 received an oxtm Hevere bump.. It Kiive mo n nustv bruise on mv rii-ht temnle. daugh-rHnuKH. (m the viKh chtlt.k nml om, . .. ., , o Time lo Think 'r wpnt nver tno fn wh(,n j ' li mill ml nn Mm unl iii nl llin hiiltmii I nut o Komi Jtii-rlnic. Tim Lull i,-ueli the winer nml liounoed .up 11U down nix limen Jusl like a ,ni helnr boiine?d on the elilewalk hy u chlldJ'. V went over the falle hwJ( frM, hllt at,1N ,i pllluws Baved me train Herloim Injury. ."I not- .my first Idea" of koIuk f . .. u.tll.knir w macliliie. simps at St. Catherine, Out., at the time Rubhy Leach went ov'' ,n " 'barrel for the trip and the f!U'1 lnat did inn gel Injured as .Dn(ny tlrt Keacn is proof Hint niv tlieorv wan correct. usHler is of French descent and was born at Concord, N. 11., Oct, 27, 1Rf3. XootGIBSON (TMCK.OFI CIIAUI4K niAII.IN' (TltlOSlTUIS j "The I'lieninn" ' ; ' New Vurk'rt Hwee(iiert Three Arrests In City Over Fourth Three arrests wore made hy tfce police over the It'ourth of July, tro charged with intoxication undV one ' with possession o( lUiuor. . Trials will be held this evening In, the municipal court, it Is reported. Loreu Turner- wag arrested ftt 13i2 Jackson. The police ?reoord charge hiin with possession at fotP bottles of beer. ; ' - Jim Kelly iind Charles NielHtn, are faced With drunk ohurges. E BUY FOR T-.ESSi SELL FOR UESii Men's Cord Pants ' Men'M well-iimile puniH of thlck-tet corduioy full .cut nnd cuff bottoms worth at least u dollar more ' 52.95 Whipcords ; Heavy whlpcordH In tan nnd 'fc-rey ... ; ; - ' $2.50 Work Sox y Engineer and F 1 r e m. a;.n . work sox In black nnd hrowif ' 15c-2pr.25c Sox : '; 5C 4 Destroyers of High PriMS m 1 k TODAY And FRIDAY A .' . And . ' ' 'JA and usually yets on . last two years. f THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE'
