La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 13, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Parhre Friday, July 13, 1928 - I ? F Local News In Brief L 1 3 ro From BakoP - " ; 3 J. H. King, general sirperlntend- .fet of the K. 0.,U & P. was In La Grande from Haker yesterday. 'Juglnoering Here It. H. Baldock, stote highway mil in tenance engineer for Oregon m on an inspection trip over this JIvlHion . i l4kr y.,Mrs. George Hlrnle and Mi'j.'E. W. ox and son.' Jack, of Haker, returned Thursday night from Wal Mwa Lake where they spent a few i , at Scltool- v yJeai Dentin m. of Elgin, and i F-V .., xn. .............. t the La Urande mislneas college PWlth Mrs. M. V, Hymim. man:.iv m Vacation , r Raymond Grey, Ratesman nt the kffestern Oregon Light & Power mpany, Is on Lis vacation. Mr. Mfrey Is spending part of the lime glth relatives In "Halter. at 1 C Inspection Trip . ,l;,y j i,a Grande on their way to Mr. Farmer, of Portland, district , Portland where Mrs. Hal lard Is go fgineer with the bureau of pub- inpf for im.,Cn examination. Mrs. If roads, called today at the lilgli- nuiiurd may undergo nn operation, way division ofrtces. Mr. Farmer They Viitd with Mr. ami Mrs. raa en route for Klamath Vails w. P. Hailard while here. jtf way of Burns. I . , .f rs to The Dalles f Miss Judy Moore left last night tVfwt The Dalles where she will spend I tnm weekend visiting friends, i Miss I fe4ore, who Is employed nt the of- I; t r l i ,.!. ...... , ..... . , wxw ,"".. ' ' " ' . 'A "l: " ' " - " ta jThe Dalles. lekirns to Walla Walla, fdnesdny to Walla Walla niter Hiding a few days here visiting With her family anil with friends, liltfin Newlin is nn organist In a Walla Walla theater. i't t . ,., , til0tin Vacation Miss Judith Snodgrnss Is substl- tutlng ns hookeeper at the .Modern launrv dur nr the vacation of Mrs. t Troy Cornni. Mrs. Coruni Is apetid Inf part of her vacation at Mcarh am with, relatives. Cavnpin on Catherine ' - Mr, and "Mrs. J nines McNamee and their two children, Jimmy and Mary Putrida, are spending this week on a camping and fishing trip on Catherine creek. They are Bunday morning. Imyc for Iortlnnd Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Doolittle left. Wy car yesterday morning for rartland nfter, visiting here for a day at the home of Mr and Mrs. j Ivnnhoe. Mr. Doolittle Is MflRtrar at the School, of Mines louiiier, i.oio. i ney nre inuring est. I nh IWtter ins Pthel Snyre satisfactorily from Is recovering nn appendix operation which she underwent nt the Grande Ttonde hospital the tlftt of i the week. She Is the datlghtef of school Superintendent and Mr A' K. A. Snyre. Mr: Gardner Not Well ' John Gardner, former weH known La Grande citizen, has not. .been in-good heulth for some time. according to La Grande friends i wajo nave oeen vismng mm recent ly in Portland wliere he now nuikcH fctaJi'- ;ir Mr. Gardner 'was an : ;tJneer here ami also own . . ; h: in the business district tl'iinie. 't.t 1- N icbt i;, v Chester Webber, who ( ii ""'!Ht' Ing his parents. Mr. i, f;rv,i' Webber, hifis broth- i W'.J iier Jr., and his un nti.t'i K.-agg, for the past -'-s, '-t last night for Chi lli. After a short visit lulls forfi with his sister nnd olher re in Michigan, he' will leave frlca where he has been called a & missionary. The Uev. Mr. "Webber is a -graduate of the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. July Clearance Sale AT CLINT'S EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED NOTHING RESERVED Save 20 to 50 Per Cent on Your Summer Needs For Men and Young Men Is finest at Smith Homo Mtss Ruth Francis Malotte, of San Francisco, arrived . In La Orande yratcrduy anil la the guest ' or -her brother-in-law and alster, Mr, and Mrs. H. CL Smith at their homo on N avenue. Mlw Malotte will ha here for several week. , Mr, Hatfa'H Improve! V. C, Hansen, who wan Bcrioua ly Injured Wednesday afternoon when part of the wall of the Foley residence which Is being raxed col Inpsed upon him, was much better today, uccording to members of his family, r. Hansen Is at his home family. Mr. Hansen Is at his home , lu , ," ,, n , , It. A. and K. .11. Holvey, clec- Mrietiins of II tibialis of this city, returned lust evening from Helix, Ore., where they wired a 131), out) bushel eleva tor built by the Hleltok -Const ruc tion company for the Farmers Kl vator association. Messra Helvey nre of the. Kleetrlc Service Co. , 1 Leave for Portland I. Mrs. A. M. Mallard and daugh- ! ter. Kvii. 4if Cnlnn nnt vchIit- l'avo for Convention Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Williams and daughters. Helen and Jean, left 1y car this morning for Victoria. H. C, where Mr. Williams will be the presiding officer at the Pacl- fic North w Heut Kstate associa- (Hon of which ho was Initialled I president lust January. They will stop at other points and will be gone 10 days. . t- Ktory Hour Tomorrow - j An animal story hour will be held nt the city library tomorrow .morning nt ten o'clock Instead of (this morning as It wns announced 'n yesterday s Observer. Mlsa Ger- irnno woKener win leii.ino wories wllch will include "Squiffy.". "wnen urey rox nmen noine, "The Uobbit Who Wings" nnd others. Wanted Ued ti'oln to Yellowstone W. H, Slarmer will begin Ills summer vacation beginning the first of next week. He nnd his family intend to go to Yellowstone park for a half a month trip. They jlhun Neff and fnnttly and Sam and (Helen Wn I k er will acco m pa ny them. signs With I'anchon & MaiTo word was received from Abble fjr(.(.n. of La Grande, this morning tnflt he lins SKnf,d ft contract for the Fanehon archo comnnnv In Los. A.ngH on. Hq expects to piny with the' troup In the Hi-oadwnt theater In Portland during Septeni. hpT nm1 i,llt. on m lhP ypnP snow in ,oth Pemlleton and La Grande. Mr. Green is a pianist. Wen t berstKioii , in Port In mi lt isn't applesauce when H. 11. Weatherspnon of Klgin Bays he will have a crop of 75. (MM) boxe of ap ples. This is not ns much ns last year, but It is sufficient to keep li tin interested. Hall dnmnged them to the extent of $5,000. Mr. - Veatlierspoi m passed ' through Portlnnd yesterday on his way to Salem. Portland Oregonlnn. Hetnrii to Trft.s Angeles Mr. nnd Mrs, l'red Applegnte hnve returned to their home In Los Anneles nfter spending about two months in tills section visiting with Mr. Applegate's pn rents, Mr. nnd Mrs. H. J. Applcgatc, who nre mak ing their home nt the Sucnjawea Inn this summer while Mr. Apple gate - supervises a railroad con struction job. Fred Applegnt Is n publicity mnn for Warner Hroth- ers, of California. He had a leave of absence and spent most of it nt the railroad camp ot Mencham, In a comparative Holttudj as a restful contrast to the city. Initiated at IxMlg . "V The Moose lodge Initiated on candidate at an enthusiastic moot lng ut Kagle's hall Wednesday night. C. H. Olaeu, district qrgau Uer, was present, ' Itettims to lortlantl - . Mrs. Elmer Ghr returned to her home In Portland yesterday after j visiting here for about two weekajpecta to open his offices for the aa the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. L.' practice of medicine at id surgery Hull at their home on Cedar street. ! in the very near, future. ' Or. Gil Mrs. Hull Is Mrs. Gehr's daughter, "strap Is a gruduate of the I'nlver- Arp l'iiMalcHliig- Kxtenslvo remodelling Is under way at the. Quality market on Adams avenue of the-Crescent Meat company. The front Is being torn out today. " StnpiHit Hew Yesterday Miss Helen Allen, of Woodhurn, Ore., stopped in La Grande for a brief visit yesterday with her sor ority sisters, the Misses Kdlth Kbcll and Marjurie Condit. 'Miss Allen, with her parents, is motoring to Nebraska for a suiumep visit. The) three girls are. members of the Al pha Gamma Delta sorority uit the University of Oregon. Are at Idike - Mrs. William Miller and son, William Jr.. with Mrs. Miller's sis ter. Miss Muriel McKiuley and her hrnt her KrniiK MeKlnleV. of I. an Angeles, who are visiting hero, nre'" Mr. Pierce's announcemenMhat, n.w,,llnL, W...lc ,.r W I n ' WOUld support the choice Of thft spending this week . at Wallowa Lake. They went up Sunday. Mr. Miller left today nt noon to spend the, weekend with them there. They are guests nt the cabin of the Uev. and Mrs. Hall K. Wallls. Hero From Spring Mrs. L. L. Gray, of Kmlgrant Rnrlnmi. Ih In I ji Grnn.le tnfliivinUU Oil UCUVe Cmp01gn 18 aiUICl- , , . , . ; making advance purchases for the Mo,!..,-,, WOU.H...U, of America l.io- nic to ! held Saturday an.l dny at KiniKiant nprinits. Soverut now tulil.. lmvo linn so,-ur,.H i.n.l ,,. stov. s a-pur,.,! for th uso of ; Hiriilcki-r who wish to do thoir own -rooking, she says. Mrs. Uray i doclari'S that slip, ts expecting a hut' crowd at.tho 1oIkp picnic for which extensive plans are helnir made. IVtrnier Clllwn Hero Mr. und Mrs. Krank Hwlght nnd daughter, Krancis. of 1'ullayup, Wash., were to arrive In La Grande, this afternoon lo -he, the houno iruests of Mrs. Turner Oliver nnd Miss Margaret Anson. Mr. Dwlght Is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry uwight. who were well known pioneers In the Grande ; Hondo vulley. He was reared hero and has 'many friends In this city, Mr. -and Mrs. Jiwlght and their daughter have been vilstlng witli Mrs. Dwlght's people In Maker. They will return home tomorrow morning. TO CALL FOR SCHOOL BIDS ON JULY 28 (Continued frum Page 1) and f 2,000,0011. "During the year," It continues, "the, revenues from other, sources than two lax levy have been lu ex cess of the estimates by bet ween $lii0,0l)0 and llMlli.OOO. Kurt her. it is found JJiat through economies exercised bv the state boai-d if cnti- trol in the contract of the various' state Institiitioiis and other aetlv- ; itles there will be or the authorized ' appropriations for the lli27-ll)l'8 ' hiennlum unexpected balances of , the. fire. not less than $4r0,M0.' This Willi result in a condition at the end of! rs?rtftii o PJfinnitin the year which Ik different from)' yU i9 riUfMUiy that when the board a year aguj A Fifth MamaOe proposed the const ruction of the building of the eastern Oregon .school instead of deferring it until this time. President Ctnirchill of the Ash land normal and President lenders of the Monmouth normal presented their budget estimates today for the next hiennium. Churchill's Estimate Churchill estimated Ills iota) re quirements at $ :iiio,ti!)ii.yi;. or this $17ft,00(j Is asked for a new phys ical education ami class room build ing. The new appropriation for till other purposes is placet) at iiH, :t(Hi.21. The renutinder uf the nec essary amount will be from tuition and millae tax receipts estimated at 9107,300.73. The esii mated maintenance ap propriations if $;x. HUH.;.' I consid ering a carryover of .,4S from the appropriation of the 1!I27-1!I2M hiennlum is an Increase over the latter of only $21.iiyK.21, or less than $K,0u0 for eiich year. President Landers asks for ad ditional maintenance of $ I li'ijiiio and $425,000 for the three new buildings, a woman's building and a library and it- recess building. la Git uk in:Li;irn:i) News, carried to La Oraude first by the Associated Press leased wire; in "The Observer office, that the j construction of the Master n Ore-1 im Normal so4iool in i-i Orande' ffiw unanimously authorized by the. hoiml of reKnts. deliKhted citlr zeriH of this city who have been hopeful that such action would be taken. This action has been noxiously awaited in La tirande and Ka stern Oregon since passage of tlte bill In the election in November, 1!12, al though condition of state finances made it necessary to defer con struction for some time. The site for the normal schood, which Is east of the court house fn the hill overlooking Connordale, was formally presented to the bo:ird of regents some time ago by A. T. Hill, actlntf for the city com mission, of which he Is president. It is regarded as an ideal site and after the buildings- are erected, landscaping will make It addition ally attractive. Phi us-for the land scaping have already been drawn but action along this line has been, awaiting consti uction. ItATTLKKHIPK DAMAOKH LONDON, July 13 (AP) The ndmlrnlty announced today that the battleship Warshlte had struck an unchartered obstruction near Island light off the ishind of Kkfn thos In tb Aegtan sea. The dam- Dr. Gihtrap To Open Office Here ' Dr. Clarence L. Gllstrapi , who has been practicing , for t he" .fast few years In Portland, arrived here yesterday and announced today that he will locate here and ex- uny or uregon meuicai srnooi in I'urtland, Huth'Dr. and Mrs. Gll- strap are also graduates of. O. 8. and are registered pharmacists. Mrs. 11 1 1st rap Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hulst. of this mg a seiiiemeni or wnatever dis- city. and attended high achool in l't' or conflicts might arise he- La Grande, being well known here, tween them, regardless of their lr. Gllstran haa Just completed a nature or origin. year of special work In surgery. VV.flV AIlOVli IMlOrOKAfi DEMOCRATIC ' Washington. July u (An AT)C 4 VI7 tTIAV 'Tno Peruvian note approving Hee UKUAilAi 1 retary Kellogg's proposal for re- IS PERFECTED 8tolutl,,n of diplomatic relations i between Peru and Chile reuched ' I the state department today, vlr- ( Continued from lago 1) Si-cond congresslnnal district Is unknown but Mr. 1'lercc. did an nounce', It Is said, that ho has ar ranged for several speeches In this district In his own behalf. There has been statewide. Interest democrals for prealdent. Mr. Fierce Is regarded as an ardent prohibitionist while Mr. Smith's does not agree with' the eighteenth amendment hi many respects. Fierce Confident 1 Mr. Pierce is confident of being elected to congress In November 'imi..il p" . "" o'"" cnn.ll.lat-s mn.lo Hun-I""" ,",ks "IuiIub tlie ini-ptlnK. n irauiatltiff oiill.ni(.m ns to tnoir l""y a rnnnrr. I npy wnri'Mi. i;. l'l.-limnn. noiuln. e for rounty a- .' ''iia i.atcs. nominei' 'or ro,ml' m-nsurpr: John llniluins. i treasurer iiuiiiinee lor iiisirici ailorney, ami Claude C Pratt, nominee for Un-! Ion counly representative to the state leglNlnture. , Nominees who wore not In at tendance Included Ont .Wilson, J,. A. Nice, KWA. Suyre and Leo War nick. : OirlH Johnson Klcctcd ' T-'ollowing the dinner a business feting was held and Chris John- meeting was held and Chris John 1flon - of North Powder, was elected chairman of the Union county cen- ' Martin King was elected vice chairman, Itobert K. Hrailford sec- retary, J. A. McCarthy treasurer,'- Dr. Wf T. Phy congressional com- mltleenian, nnd Victor lOckley, state committeeman. 30 BOY SCOUTS i TAKE OVERNIGHT HIKE FROM CAMP (Continued from Page 1) I been a sprained ankle and bruises land scratches. ! 1 I Living Great Tinin The boys are" "feollng fit and 11,11,1 lllu 11,1,1 'w ""d pollsh happy",.,, iiiuJ, having tlte time of " Mi their, lives., 'they, told La. Grande. Whlli Mn. FlrKt vtniTWriM hV cimitTliist nighl,''' :--:l The evening council fire, Just be- fore tans. Is a popular part of the entire lav's evi-nls. Following thelr program last night, of which Mr. Allen was in charge, the boys sang one of the scouts songs nnd closed with the Lord's prayer, which I hey gave while encircling DKANVILLK, Kronen, Jufy 3 3 (AP) Peggy Hopkins Joyce, four limes married actress, revealed to day that she and the young Lord Northesk. husband of the former Jessica Hrown of Buffalo, Intend'.,.., IlH h(k wtnk ,,-.k , ..... to many although "not yet W(V(M, nlH hl(m, wiynK .lent lemen. awhile.' hoW n,e you fPHnR lonlght?" The eouple have been bathing, dancing and playing baccarat to- " 1 " get her. When seen toOrny they were DorilU KXKCITIOX in swimming. Hoth nre'staylng at MILLKIIOKVILLK, On., July 13 the Normandy h.el und dining (AP) The second double execu together regularly. Tt is understood J tlon within two weeks took place that Miss Joyce Is preparing to ul stale prison here to'flay when nmke ti movie. Is'am (lower, 5 1? . and Predls Tnylor, r .TODAY SATURDAY rsninnm. I a mm ill H : rA i. ta Al St. John's Comedy "LISTEN LENA" KELLOGG TREATY IS APPROVED BY GERMAN NATION vm (Continued from Pag 1) sent simultaneously to' 14 nations,! tnitlu.Hnv In ail,lttln t. IVanO and Germany, Great Hrltaln, Jap an, and Italy. Germany wan the first to reply. t'nder the proposed treaty, the signatory nations would "condemn recoureo to war"s and "renounce tt as an Instrument of national policy,' Further, they would agree to inm only pacific means In aeek- tunlly concluding the long drawn negotiations. - , , The plan for resumption of full diplomatic relations . between the two countries Is a new step to ward solution of the Tacna-Arlca territorial dispute which caused a break In relations more than two d h Secretary Kelloirir ? . . K.... Vu. ? , '"'IV ""i ,X tween themselves will be able to, work. put a satisfactory formula ns 40 the ultimate sovereignty of Tac na-Arlca, . v lihllNli Not cm 'IVmorrow Chilean acceptance of this pro. '"'; " 1 (nunus.inis weeg by the Chilean ,i...H,.wi- h.,k - "r; 0h " 1 "".ln "' : " "n """."''" """ , r K""" ' ' "' . ni!IAIA AXITS mTcMAltKST. July 13 (AP) ApP(,ptunpe of S,.cretary Kellogg's .i ,,.., .,i ...... T. , nt a cabinet council today by the foreign minister. M. Tltulescu. Ac- ceptance'ls conditioned on the re servation that the obligations of Rumania toward the league of na- UonH ,, no( ho ,ntprfrr0)! w)th; , ni...i.. ...i.t.i , .t. M. Titulescu added that the ot,f,r niPinnpri) of UuM o(hpr IllPinbprs of tlm Lltn Kn lpnU and. Poland held similar views. . ' alVJiiN SLAYEIvS ELECTROCUTED (Continued from Page 1) Pht,lR n8lmp ,np l""" heat In I their home in the prison. In plain view was the execution chamber m"' t"e rhnlr. "',e,"e Wl,! no sombre darkness In ,ne P'uce. Instead, there vns hrll. 1'hcvhlie men weal to the chiiir4l first. Those executed were: AH I ford "Kd" Lawson, 3.', who murdered 'l neighbor in his mountain eoun- '; Orlando Seymour. SI. convicted " me murner or n l.ouisvine mer- chant; Hascue Oockery, 21, charged with slaying two women and n "; X?harles Mltrn, as, convicted with Seymour; William Moore, 45, negro; James Howard, negro, nnd Clarence McQueen, 3K, negro. The negroes, apparency crushed earlier In the night by the nearness and certainly of death, recovered their spirits to a greater degree than the white men before the time came for them to pass down the corridor of steel. Howard entered the chamber ni,,.,!,.,, , .Illy uf the Valley' WILLIAM r-OX prmmmntt U ' U IIIL I'll 1 1U I i. i c nr. a ciit Ainiv cm '. I NANCY CAPOU'GIODGC MLIKIA ' FORD STLPUNG-ARTHUR STONf Also Grantland Rice Sportlites "WATER PROOF" Fulton county negro, died In the electric chair for murder. FXiHOfri IIANGi:i JACKSON, Mum.; July 13 (AP) Two negroes were hanged today for murder. Will I Hi r do. convicted of the staying of Clarence O'Neal near As kew In 1927, was placed on the trap and pronounced dead 12 min utes luter. At Mendenhall, Greene Kirk, sentenced for Killing H. W. Htm by and Carl Nunnery, peace offi cers, went to the gallows at K:it5 and was dead 11 minutes later. Nobile's Dog Not Pothered By Ice KINGS BAY. July IS (AP) One survivor of the Italia disaster apparently Is unaffected by the hardships suffered In the arctic awaiting rescue. Tit I mi, Clenernl llmbertfl Nobile's small dog la frolicking all over the base ship Clttn Di Milano while his master lies below deck slowly recovering :from Injuries suffered in the crash. Tltlna made the trip over the pole In the Norge with Noblle In llt-ti .and also was on the Italia when It came down on May ?4 returning from the pole. The dog was rescued by Lieutenant Klnar-Pnal Lundborg, when the Swedish airman brought Noblle off the Ice north of Northeast Iind on June 24. Klamath Indian , Freed of Charges POHTLANO, July 13 (AP)--Klvo minutes nfter the Jury had left the federal courtroom here late yesterday to determlno the fate of Ted Jackson, Klamath lndlnn charged with assault with Intent to kilt, an acipilttel was returned nnd the many tribesmen who came hero to attend the trial climbed Into their automobiles and left for the reservation. ( Jackson was charged with heat ing hiss, cousin, Jasper , Jackson, luring n prolonged drinking spree. The cousin died April 23 a few days after the alleged attack, Jackson took the witness stand In his de- . fen so and denied any trouble with his relative. I Mexican Aviator On Non-Stop Trip NMW YOItTC; July 13 "(AP) No word came back Jo the Long Island flying field today from Cap-lain- Kmlllo Currnitfta who, slipped away quietly last : evening on , a non-stop flight, to Mexlro City.' After the first few storm-marked hours, watchers hardly expected him to return hut they were some what surprised when 17 hours passed without a report of his be ing sighted. They pointed out the Intention of the Mexican good will flier to follow a compass course Obituary. iii;hv ki:iii;h f HAitiiON Henry Keltner Charlton - passed away suddenly nt his home -- last evening at lfi6 T avenue after an Illness of a few hours. He was at work when he hecame 111. He was born October 1, 1852 and passed awny at the ng of 75 years, nine months nnd 12 days. Mr. Churlton leaves to mourn his loss his widow, Jzora, and five sons, Kyle, Henvcr, Clyde, of La Orande, Hinrr, of Athenti, nnd Ot to, of Alberta, Can., and several grandchildren, nnd many friends, Kyle, Denver and Clyde nre O.-W. employes while Htarr and Otto are farmers. . --The deceased had lived In La Grande for about 2fi years. The funeral announcement will be made later. The body is at the Hnodgrass & Zimmerman chapel. Every Day Is Bargain Day! Mid-Summer Specials ' You cannot pass up these values - they represent values that cannot be duplicated, no matter where you go. s ' HAT SPECIALS Clean up on allotment of Dress Hats Kx cellenl, XX and XXX iiiallt!es Simp and Curl brims Values up to $Or. Choice $2.95 OUTING BAL SPECIAL These shoes have, excellent Wearing qualities, especially for farmer's wear will stiind hard UHfige and give satisfaction. $1.95 - $2.15 MEN'S WORK CLOTHES Monvy ('uttiifiiitlf I'nnlH oheiifr Ihmi ovnillH Alhlplln ITnlnn MiiIIh Itluo nnil flry chnnihray HhlriH INtlire nnd rtiHtrnfin'K Kmc Hlii-k, ilrnwn mid irfy Hx Lenther l-'iired (iatinll! C'nttun (iloveii 20c j 2 Quality Merchandise at Bargain Prices every day in the year which may have carried him away from most cities. " The flier's father was tha most anxious of those at the Mexican consulate here. Three Burned In Airplane Plunge PALACIOH, Texas, July 13 (AP) Three men were killed here to day when a .plane In which they were flying crashed from a low al titude and hurst Into flames on a downtown street, - The dead: Karl Parker, Texas City, pilot; Max Weinberg, Huston; Italph Green, Galveston. AITFMIT MAOK TO Kll.li itKM;itAii-: polk k chii:k HKLGKAOK, Jugo Slavla, July 13 (AP) An attempt to assassin ate Chief of Police Jlvojin Jjulteh was made In the ministry of the Interior today. Laxltcli being t ...... ,.a in tt... iw.u.i The n(t),mnt wnB inn(lp ny tt mnn , tthMn ,,,,,. huM nnt ,4ftnn .-(nll- ,..- wHn .nt hllllfcllf lh-Illlu.f Khat hnnvt Un fllVll H(lVnPnl Mhotll at 1 dixit eh, Laxltch was reported In a serious condition. Today - mum fox "?iL resents C EH HI And- MM1 tlitioondcrhorsep Q A "Admissimi' Prices . Adults . ' ; ; Children Paramount News "The Eyes Of The World". $1.1. .. 4lh- ... : .. ! Destroyers of High Prices San Francisco Man i Killed At Dallak PALLAS. Ore., July Mi 4XP)4 Oscar T. Smith,. 40, of Han Kran; cisco, was killed and an "1 1-yeu? , old child of , William G. Penny-, cook, San Francisco, woa per hup fatally Injured near here today when their automobile, driven h) the boy's father, crashed into Southern Electric train. The acei dent occurred at a grade crossing about four miles north, of Ulckrealf near Holmes Gap. , ' . - The dead man was an employe qjt the American Hunk of Hun Fran 4 Cisco, and wore a special officer badge. V ; KIIAPi;i CHILD FOI'M) -j ' ,1 II ' MIAMI, Kla... July 13 (AP) Hilly McAllister, four . years old; , who was kidnaped last night from the home of his mother here, wait" found unhurt In a Coral Gables va-; cunt house today by persons llvlnfl' next door who1 heard him' pound: Ing on the door of a closet'- In. wlilch he was locked. The child said his kidnapers were a and n woman." fat man Saturday , rwi : 111171 -Comedy . "Homing Birds" ,.40c; u ,...:...10c v SlbeDOVfe" NOAH BEER.YikTcILBEKT ROLAND ; ' ROLAND WEST MODUCTWM UNITKD AKIWS PKMUR ' Today - Saturday . ) LADIES' FOOTWEAR Advance shipment of New Kali Styles Just received. The new straps, cut-outs and pumps $1.95 We show the new dlslliictlvn models. V THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE" lag was described au Blight.