La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 06, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, October f, 192 LA OUANDE EVENING ORSETIVER Pnpo Fiv'o Local News In Brief From Flom m-ImmiI 1. W. KitMSfitH unil Anna J. Mo Kt'lltjM, both of Flora, ore., hitch ftftlOOl, attended the Institute. i . Aim. Hlnklc KJ ; Mm. I.cq Hlnhle. of linker, ar- rived yeterduy evening from linker ; to vlMit her mother. Mitt. J, J. o'Cuntiill In l.a tirando. tr. (Mlinxs M(w Mr, netting, of Flgin. visited yesterday in i.a tlrand-. Mr. net tings has the Y Inppel garage iii Kljfln. Aiicnil iiL-iliiiir At Iks Htella May Held, primary grade teacher, ill' Klgin, attended the iimtliuio Id La ( i i Thnrs 1;iy mi'l Friday. Atuml iii.MitnU llaiph Jiin . Cora M. Price and (icrlrude Mawe. of Fight, were In I .a Urande Thursday and Friday attending ihe teachers' In Mitute. Miss Schnoir lslis Miw l.a ut a Schiiorc, of Fight. )i:lh olso been attending tit1 insll t ute in I .n tirnmli-. Miss Schnorc ' Ih tencher in the second grade la th Klgin school. I'rotii Cow I'. I. Springer. J- II. Price, Mis. Kva Coad. anil Mrs. Hessic I.. Flet cher, all iff Cove, teachers in the high nchoo, were visitors in l.a Orandc during the institute. TrtU'licrs In!!"1 . Itali'h Monnin. .1. W. Klmr. Mrs. !lL i Thomas, and Ksther SpanK ienhcrf, lpahers in the Iinhler illiKh school, atteitdeil the institute tefin i.a iitanuc. r . . ; Small l 'ii The fire truck was called io HI I 7 Ui.u ti... wAn. tndy hotnc, at S:n,ri o'clock last jiiiKlit, to eMinmilsli a flue fire. No JdninaKe was don1, , . . - .MajrtiU'e ut arrhft j Miss Ldris Ma if u ire. of Portland, is expected to arrive in La (itallde 'tomorrow tuornlni? to visit at the I home of her mother, M rs. S. It. JMorirau. 'To visit Vcihlcr Ikuih- f Mrs. K. II. Hraun and daughter, Marifiierite, of Ptwidh-ton, arrived in La (irande yesterday. They will -bn KUests at the. We. den Vedd-r lioine until Sunday. iKrom Nlaiid City I Mrs. Mary Cooper, of Island City, 'and Mrs. S. T. Simmons and son, ; Keith, also of Island City, spent ; yesterday tnornlnif in l.a (Jrande. siottdanl l-as Mrs. 1 1. It. Stoddan of La (irande. left yesterday for Salt Luke City, Utah, to attend the L. ). S. convention, Jli"hii if'Mie two Wee KM. Wallowa teachers Itoi'e O. I' Campbell, superintendent of schools ut Wallowa, and Charles K. Dawson. C. A. Thompson. Hazel White, Almyra V. Jacobsou and A the rl a Sheldon, teachers in the school, were In La (Jrande attend tniC the institute. Sir. ami Mrs. Itartel hie Mr. and Mrs. Itartel.. of Knler prisc, are La tirnnde visitors. Mrs. Itartel, who is a teacher In the Kn terprise Hlwh school, attended the teachers' institute. Visit ill 1 4i (iramle Mr. and Mm. Kit on Olon. of KlBin. spent yesterday in La (irande at the home of John J n kins. Mr. Dlsnn has a farm near KlKin. In I- f! ramie :. C .1. Mcintosh, who conducted a iichooi for news writers hen last Saturday, was in l.a (Irnndp thiJi morn in if en route to ( Vntral regon where lie will conduct inuiar sciioois. m i . ,ici u i osn is an Instructor nt O. S. C He pre sided at a Maker county school yesterday. He reports that the school ifiven in La (Jrande was one Of the best he has ever conducted. CLINT'S CLOTH IERY Going- Out Of Business Everything i Must Go! Entire stock of new Fall Wearing: Apparel for Men and Young Men along with our regular stock of Qual ity Mdse., now on sale at a great saving to you. Clint's Clothiery Tli Store Willi Cotui'taac Selling Out! Closing Out I Getting Out! l-Vtim Fuicrprlse .Xnrgarct t 'uiiiiiiintrt, of Knt'-r-pitM-, l ft l.a virnndo yesterday ailj-r it short may. l mi I laker Mr. ami Mrs. It. 1,. Arm-son, of linker, an vudtora In l.a Hrumlc today. Tiny are at the Sncajnvvcu Inn. Hartley Motley heiv Hartley Moili'y. or Halfway, Ih n Visitor in Lit. (Jrande lOilay. Mr. Mm icy is registered ut tin- Foley hold. Itftlllll Home Mr. and Mrs, Julius Itncxch ami Mr. ami Mi-n. Hugh Itiatly returned yesterday ut'ternoon from Wallu Walla, Wash., where they attended I he I totu Han meeting. They hit tor Walla Walla Thursday. 'III U IO IIMt't Nhe While Hose Club will nteel Wednesday evening at the horno of M II. A. Fox on Si Mh street. Mix. Ittitl will assist Mrs. I' ok as llONtCSH. .Wnhcck family vikuiIoii-. (borgo ,enheek. of La ('ramie, has returned to his home trout t'uivallis where he ami Mvtt. Ne:i heek ami their tw ehihlt.-n liave heen vaciiiionliK; with relative ami rrl.-mls. Mr. Neaherk's family will leltirn to La Ciamh later. l- 1. Cai-lctmi leaves L. farleton, secretary-treasurer of the Oreiron State Teachers' association, left last night for The 1 alles where he will confer with educational officials before return ing to his home in Portland. 1'iiu' AliMMishlne Policeman Hill Howard, while on his rcKUlar beat last niifht, found a ha ml buy w liich, upon examina tion, was found to contain a Kullon of inoousliiite and a pair of men's shoeH. I to bcrt lUtwscr liis Lobert Howsi-r, of Knterprise, is vfsitiiiK itt La (Jrande today, lie Is editor of Hie KnterpriMe IlkKh school paper the "Lntei prise Hi Life." I'roin I'llioil Hoy i 'on k I in, superintendent of schools, and K. I. Coburn. Cecil CtiilfKs and I'auline Hood, Helen K. S'huper, J. W. Master, Jr.. Georgia WriKht. ItiSM K iiste and Alice Pat terson, were in lai Crande Thurs day ami Friday attendinif the insti tute. I-'i'om North Powder school Ward I tainerwlcy, princijial, and William Kratt. Mary CallaKher and I )oris Neptune, teachers in the North Powder liih scliool, aitenil ed Hie teachers' instil ute in La C! ramie. Lucile Jlixon, .Mrs. I. Oeder and Miss Clarise Merino, all of Port land, passed through La (iramlo thlH morninir on the way to Wich ita. Utah, where they wilt allend a Home M Isslonary meet in tc. Club io iiui-t tin -pei to speak Kd Jasper will b.- Ihe speaker at the Island City Community church at the 1 1 o'clock .service to morrow niorninff. Sunday school w ill be held at the regular I u o'clock hour and Kuworth League w ill be nt 7 p. in. The Mother's Seir Culture club Y ill meet Monday afternoon at t he home of Mrs. Otis Painter. Mrs. It. K. Westenhaver will have charge of tin program. The topic for discussion ts "Do Wo Kail In Teaching Love. Gratitude and Ite spect if so. Why?" ICiilli Cherry visits Miss Until Cherry, of Enterprise, arrived in l.a Grande Thursday for a few days', visit with her sister. Miss Frances Cherry. She will re turn to her home tomorrow. She if n junior In the Knterprise High school. Mrs. Ihiulmr leave? Mrs. Saidie t rr-Dunbar, execu tive secretary of the State Tuber culosis association, bit Thursday i vening for Pendleton, where she is to visit In the interests of the association. Mrs. Dunbar was In li Grande Thursday afternoon to address t ife teachers' institute and the county health association. Ml Hair tMl- Miss Mozeiio Hair, of the Uni versity of Oregon extension divi sion, and president of the stale usiiiesji and Professional Women's clubs, visited In La Grande yester day in the interests of the n-. or ganization of such a club. M iss Hair is coming hack in three week and it Is expected that a club will ! organized in I.a Grande at that I fine. Ship liabblls C. N. Palmer, of the Illun Moun tain Fur A- Feathers, shipped I' chinchilla rabbits to the Mine Itblge rabbilry at Yale, Okla., yes tepiny the fourth shipment made to Vale. Mr. Palmer states that the Mine Mountain rabbits have re ceived cotuitderalde fame In that action through displays at recent show In Oklahoma w here they seem ed their ow ners many blue nbhoiifi and nonic sw eepstake prizes. "I N-mand for ch ine h ilia rabbits is becoming greater each year and most rubbitries are dis posing of other kinds," hesays. Craft Unions To End Long Strike NRW UKDFOKD. Mass., Oct, ti A P A majority of thi New Iill'otd craft unions today Voted to end the 'fi-week strike hy accept ing a compromise of 5 ppr cent wage, rut and population of 3a rl.iv notice before general wage. cut. Hickman Appeal On Way to The Supreme Court SAX KltAM'lSi'O, Oet. fi A l' J An appeal to the 1'nltitl StiitcH ft u pre me eouit on ttehalf ut Wit : I in in Kilwant Hickman, Lou An J Kelt-it xlayer, wiw fateeiltnir on its way to Waithliixtoii tO'iuy liy uir I mail. j 1 1 iektnail hinel the iloruineltt at Han (Jut-ntiu priHon last nlKht ! am) it u hh then hi oiiKhl to Han I,'raiiris,i and inalleil. I'iliMK of the appeal wilt not automatically poni pone I lick man's ixertitioti ilale, el for (Iclolier t!, unless the IiIkIi court taken action helore thai lale, he will he hatiKcil on schedule. GRID SCORES (Continued from PftKfl 1) Dartmouth, 44: lloh:irt, a. W. .V .1., L'4; Wayiieshurj;, ti. farrieKie. ti.'i; Ashlaml, U. t'ornell. 34; Niagara, o. Transylvania. Miami, X. Iowa. I'l!; Monnioiith. . Holy t'ross. 4n; St. Johns, n. Ilarvanl, Hi; Sprinf ie,, a. Ohio Wesleyan, 17; Michigan. 7 Urown. 3': Worcester Poly, o. Ohio State 41; Wltleiihuri;. o. t'ohnuliia. 1'7; 1'nion, it. Syiactise. 3-; William anil Mary, At;;:ies, 33: Wesleyan. ft. Princeion, Tiit; ei inont, ft. At IXirbam. N. V., Htikp. 1'".; South Dakota, ti. Johns Hopkins, 14; liichmoud, HI. I Minnesota, 4ft; ('reiiihlon ft. ! fhicac, 47; Wyoming, ft. NORTH POWDER PERSONALS NOLTH POWDKIt, tlie., (Spe j cial). -Prof. C. .1. Mcintosh, of t H-egon Slate college, called on i most of the merchants here n ; ly to interest them in better meth ods of business liy proper advcrlis- I I lurry Attei berry and family have moved into the residence ; w hich the Gt -urge llickok family ! have located, Mr. Alterberry pur chased the property from Dr. Ir vine. 1 t 'hris K. I lulchinson left Friday morning by auto for Kugeiic to vis it ills family t here. Miss Kvclyn Met calf accompanied him to lin gerie. Mi.ss Metcalf Is Npeuding the w inter w it h her sister, Mr. Neta , Lt dbetter, at Medfod. Die. Mr. Pa liner and M rs. (leay, of Portland, spent a few hours look ing over their ranch. Mrs. Troy ex pects to buy more milk cows for the ranch. j Will Nice, assistant drayman of i Mctirath'sranslcr, made a trlji to i Medlcul' Springs and Keating re-W-ently, iluuliilff stock for tihippiuif. i Mr. and Mrs. Hersley l,edbet(er, of l.a Grande, al tended the dance here Wednesday night. I 1 tarwood Hill'M car w as slobn j Wednesday night from in front of jthe Mungalow hall. The car was 'found on the highway by the Me I Phil rancli with a bearing burned out, , Mr. and Mrs. I.. M. Moon, ac I conipanied by Jean l-'tirrsl ront, vis ited at Maker Tuesday. Silvia Hughes, of Union, was via iling frienda hen- Tuesday, j Kmmit Hill and wife .elebrald ! their Mh we.lding i'liuiversiuy IWednesilay. At noon a number of 'friends gal In-red for dinner and an elijovable afternoon was spent. Lester Olseii. of La Grande, transacted business In the city on Wednesday. Alfred Hollinger, of Arizona, is j here visiting his sisl r, Mrs. L. 1 aughert y. j John West was taken to La Grande to the hospital Wednesday ifrtr treatment. A few weeks ago Ihe had the misfortune of losing one or his eyes. Harry Monday look ! Mr. West down in his auto. A cow giving I a. into pounds of milk a year requires more than inn pounds of lime io supply her needs. Much of Hits is obtained through legumes. say livestock specialists of the state college. Of the it'kfe.sary lime or calcium. HI pounds goes into Ihe milk. :t into the body of the allium! ami the re mainder is undigested In the food. Mother Accused In Boy Murders 3 w 7 -f m0 i" . More' the latest available picture of Mm. LonUc Kortlicott. Arrested In Calgary, Canada, on charge of complicity wiiU Iior nn. Cordon Nnnhrott. 21, in the murder of aey. fral bay 8t th Northe.itf rhlrken ranrli near Lo Angele.i. The on, unurhf nil over Ihe weir. wa up rwd in nn Isolated Hi it ish C:o lumlil.il hanili-t. LEGIONNAIRES IN SAN ANTONIO (Continue tjoru Pag 1) forfeit in th world wnr. Kied W. Artier)-, of Imltanupolii, correspuiident nutlonul uf, the 4t ttlid , opened heudquttrtertt for the oi KtinUalioii yeHtci day and lm. Kdiiti X. i'uvol. of l'rovlim'K( It. 1., chapeau itutional of tlte K und 40, cNtahlislied the lieadipiitrterit of I he auxiliary. (')utrh-u NtitK. of MatiquoUetn, la., reached lu re yestei day ptutli iiiX liix trusty w tifllui rrcm . lit lias heen on the toad with the one I wheeled Vehicle hIuco A UK lift. I t'yt'us 'uudercoy, one of the delegation eitt here liy l'irolt to J attempt to ohtaiu the next national I convention lor that city, was in u 1 huspial today MifierlnK concussion , ': of the drain, andercoy told two ! frii uds who occupy a hutel room jwith iittu that a man had come into ; his room yesterday and struck him t w it It a blackjack. An unnamed i man was held in connection with ' the t'iise. lidmils Firing On ! 42-Y ear-Old Widow j MtlNTOOMKItY. Ala.. Oct. fl it A P) - Pol ice said today they had la confession from one of two piis I oners in (he county jail here that ' he had fired on u 41' -year-old ( widow with a sltotKim for nn e peeled olide rft I (fill Of $.'i0 iU oider that his brolherdn-law mlxhl ( many her dauKhtcr nnhlndereit. Lay ItoKeitian. was the pris- loner, and with the brother-in-law, 1 William D. Wilson, was held with j out ehaiKe iendillC ln est iffat loll. Umatilla Honors i Judge It. It. Butler PKXDLKTON, Die.. Get. C (AP) Umatilla county republicans last -night honored' It. II. Ituller, notni ,uee f.ir congress in the Nfennd Ore gon district, at a bamiuet here. ! Frederick Steiwer, United Slates senator, was one or the speakers. j.Mr. Steiwer leaves for Washington ! today w here, among other things. ihe will seek to have the govern- Itnent take over the Slanfield and j West la ml irrigation projects. I CANGNTLK MUUIH HI l j N I : W Y 0 1 1 K . Oe I . il ( A P) ' Michael Abhutemago, 43, believed to have been a member of the I "little Angle" gang or New York and rooklyit. w as found slumped 1 over the steering wheel of tits nuto i mobile in South MrookTyu today, (two bullets in his brain. CHICAGO IIOMi: HOMMLD CHICAGO. Oct. ti (AP) A bomb Inst night wrecked one homo and caused another to be dumnged bv -flames. Police said rivalry ; among gasoline filling station oper ators may nave neeit resjionMoio for the homhlnjr. it. t a. iu vs ivrr.mxT -. NICW . yOU K, Oet.. tl--AP-The Kadio Corporation of America has purchased an interest In Keith Alhce Orphr-um, Inf. David Sarnoir, vice president and ircioo-al maiiai.'er or the radio cor poration, declined to niakt; any statement. cost statistics on Irrigating truck land hy pumping with electric pow er shows that It takes about an average of $Luil worth of current a year per acre. The experiment station found that power and labor costs iu in igating late cabbage amounted to (is.a'i and brought a gross Increase In relurnit of $DL Mi. With squash and Mwe-lcorn the figurcK were $l'..;tli and IIM.T't for the former and $10.15 and (i I LMTi for the latter. A Chicago woman lias been granted t h ree divorces from thn same man. Do yott suppose the two have really had a falling out? I The reasons why young- men 1 must Join fraternities w hen t hey go lo college are nil Greek to some fathers. Obituary MIES. ; A IIAItVM Tl ll Mrs. I-va Darnnulm-r passed away at her home this morning at SI I Division street following a short illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at Ihe Snodgrass K- Zimmer man mortuai'. The body will he forwarded to Sparta. Win., for In terment in the- family lot. .She in survived by her husband. Kasper Dammitcr. She was born Feb. 1 .y 1 Ml 1 and was fi" years, seven months and -1 days or age at the time of death. - ' s t 5 -. ' i F S V H i w - m t " r Ml! 1 t i 2 HfsJ , . t. c lit Mh l DIECEL LEADING ESriNOSA TODAY (Continued from Taiie 1) I in opportunities that it hrlng. I Motel's victory over Lspimtsn. iro at the Illinois country club, .(ileticover. III., was hard-won but ' clean-cut. The New York player Kained a four hole advantaKc in tlo m oi uiiiK i on ml and added two I' more holes in the i; played in the afternoon. The match ended at . the Xlsl is'reen when both tinted oi.t : ill par t III ee, I elel la ill OIe iloruite at the iih, as I.Vpiuosa took three puttM. J The cards, afternoon roned: Kspiuusa in 4 " r ;tx xx , HicKcl in 4 14 wv SMITH TO GO ' TO KENTUCKY DURING WEEK (Continued front Page ) nominated at Houston i tint two men had to hold him up." Iniiucdlately upon receipt of this coin m anient ion. Mr. Griffin said, the minister visited I lie executiv e offices, at Ihe governor's request. .and was asked, in the presence of i the governor, himself, and George It. Graves, the governor's secre tary, alter the letter had been lead to him, the direct question: "Did you ever make any such statement about ine?" Mr. Grltiin said the minister tin n asked I he governor w hot her the writer of the letter said that i he D he minister) had made the statement "directly to the writer," w hereupon the letter again w as read ami ihe noenion repeated. ( "I never saiil U.- the Itev. Van ! Nostra ml was iiiinlcd as replying1. JUBILEE SINGERS TO APPEAR HERE NEXT WEDNESDAY (Continued from Page 1) with the Shaver Jubilee sim-.ers. She Is said to be an artist of re markable voice and excellent tech nique. Lelloy W. Jennings, basso, pu pil of the late K. Y. Geurgia is a member of t he Pearl Harmony singers, the Itolatul Hayes Clee club and Ihe Finnic Harmonic Glee club; extensive recital work throughout I he east and middle west. Vivian Fowler Gentry, pianist. Is the pupil of Prof. Samuel i), Lee. of the Coleridge-Taylor school of music. HOOVER TALK I i IS AIMED AT 1 SOLID SOUTH (Continued from Page 1) fact nrf ng Imlust lies of the south lire dependent up It. Your vast ' spinning Industry, your Iron and j I I'.eshlCM hiu Mtnlementvj on io-iOil. billon, farm relief mid the larilf, Hoover declared against any in- ease in itnni ig rat ton ; fur con- i si: 'i ii i ; hhum.u or cmifopit ( ric to reach (he gateway of health. It may be a new path lor you, but science Ik pt ovlng it the righl one. Conn lo our office today for free consu 1 1 a t ion, No obligation on your pail lo con tract for one service. We mere ly wish to submit the facts. i 'hiroprnet b- combined with electric treatments lo ing quick results. Kleeli ical ti-eaimciits given, t 'onsilltatlon Free. Hit. .1. L. WOOPI'hh 0 Soiiimcr Mhlg. Phone HJ7-W. Itcs. 0-W Mooes U n. Ml. 'o ." p. in. (Chh-opracrlc (his Kesnli-.) SUNDAY Only Mm I .n i -TTlrm 1 "IfjjSi ' "Kinoffrani News" -Se'W' Coined v "PRKTTY I5AHV" TODAY I-'ltKI THOMSON' in "Silver Comes Thru" limte.1 dev ct opine nt of good roads a ml inland waterways; coin pie t ion i if the Mississippi flood control works "with ihe utmost energy;" promotion and defense of the for eign trade; maintenance of a "sound merchant marine; economy in government so as to brlnunhout furl her tax reductions; mainte nance of the army and navy to a point i .i remove "even the fen r of foreign invasion." and for foreign policies ever directed to t he cause of peace that we never again need sacrifice our sons on the field of battle." "To our veterans who gave free ly of their all in (lines of danger we must continue to he Dot only Ju.-(, but ueiu rou. In enacting and iuterpretini; the laws for their re lief.'' I I ih cVer Nil til. "To protect our people from vio. Iciice at home we must revise our court procedure to produce swifter and surer Justice, and we should he-jiii with the federal government. "it is nhsolutcly essential to the moral development and the en larged opportunity of the hoys and girls In every home that we ln i reashmly st reiinl hen our public school s.itoin ami our Institutions of higher learning. All legislation, all administrative action must stand ihe supreme lest thai It pro vide equal opportunity for all our citizens not for any special group. "1 do not favor any general ex tension of the federal government into the operation of business In competition v it It iis citizens. It is not the system of Lincoln or id.oxevelt. It is not the American system, li not only undermines initiative, but it undermines slates ami local sell government. It is the destruction of slates rights. " I H inocrncy, however, nnist he master in its own house. It can active the conservation of our Rev el ii men lit I ly -controlled natural re sources in the interest of the peo ple, la his demonstrated that by the power of regulation It can pre Imbler Restaunmt Ne.t to posl office will he open for business Monday. r WIILY M YLI. Meals 10c .YI.K MOYCK. Prop. Across I 'mm I toll licit ka ntp's Hei-e Is a surprise for ou, ami only tho-e or you who read this will he hi mi II, for we will nol put It In the ivlmlovv or adverti-c it any oilier way. During (he summer we have -nl(i bund reds of our "gunnintocil fast color" wash flresxes a( Si.HU a short lime ago we dechhil to illM-outluue ihi-M-s (HI nel spring so we could iiM- our nicks For rain coal tuul sweater--, mill mi made n spit in I price of Sl.lt' In sell out our slock on hand. They've all gone out now hut il.'i ihvws mill for licit Mon day, oiu day mill , we w III ell thc-e (hi'-Hi'N for :tc each. The slei range from I I to T,' and are all beaut ll ul Vim ibm't often have n i banco lo hoy ihi's-e like ihc-e at (hi- price ami (his .pi-cial I- positively for Mull day only, beginning ill N o'clock In Hie morning. The ( ihervcr Is gnfug: lo always print our hiillcdn on Page I'lve, Ihe "Local news" pane, hul ir they lire unahli (ii gel ll oil thai page home times, look a in u ml lM-causc It will he hi hen' Mnnew here every day, anil Ihe one you miKs might he Ihe very one mi won III ntosi waul lo know about. "Yon Save Hv Serving Your-cir" Jl W.Hay Johnston presents WALTWALL PATRICIA AVERY ERIN LA (JlSSNEft HENRY SEDLEY "J (i CORNELIUS KEEFC vent abui.es; It can and mi. si con trol natural monopolies In full pub lic interest." This latter pronounce ment w ii m interpreted as Including ilng the vast water power resource of ihe country. ' ,, After praising the south for Its ( wonderful industrial expansion since the world war. Hoover Raid he knew ihe people of the south , wiuhl agree with him "that these t i nsulin could never have been at tained but for the helpful coopera tion and sound policies in the na tional Kovernment ami that ich.iuwes in thesf policies can bring jonly dint res a ml disaster." "I realize that I come here a I Ihe candidate of a political partv (with whose policies many of you j j wit hJn my sight and many within I 'the sound of my Voice have often (differed. " he added. "I respect your ; v lew s regarding lhal difference. ' , Yet so closely welded In common j Interest are (he pressing issues of jour nation todav i lint it should be J no longer unusual for a ciiir.en of any region to vote for a president who represents (he principles which corresponds with tils convic tions." , i givi: v.iti wi i, co vi i. LI.I.AHKTHTON. Tenn.. Oct. tl (API Herbert Hoover. Itepub lican presidential nominee, arrived here this afternoon by automobile from t 'hilders. tt mnntl low n six miles from here. A la rue moior-ctir from Kllzn bethton and from the surround ing country met his special train at chiiders and conducted him to the city where he will make his first southern address. Mr. Hoover was received lore by a huge throng mat mien i tie streets and was pre-" sented with the keys to the city I bv the citv manager. 1 Sunday and Monday I Women WN&f Also A Snappy Coined v "SEKIXG STARS" And PATHE NEWS Direct from New York. Sunday Only Ttwvwiwwll'',rw'l,J,'''l"MIIII'll''''11 t that's the riyht idea for today? It's going lo the Arcade and handling: al Jolly Johnny Mines in the funniest picture of the season ! Try it ! It's great ! TODAY W illiam Haines in 'Telling I he World' Complete Line Of Home - Made CANDIES The Tiffin WE ISIIY F0K T KSS K SKI.L roii Ijkss Hoys' 3-Piccc LOXt; PANT SUITS In Tans, drey anil llrown CassluiereH a itc Worsteds. Ages ii to ir. $1.95 ULAZKRS lloj.s All Woul llhixi'l'K !pU.75 - $3.-15 NewY5hk5t5K2 Destroyers of Midi Prices A Comedy Drama of Lift Today U'uh Evelvn Brent Bert Lyu-ll Larry Kent ( iertrude Short RiclurJ Tixkcr 1 ..T.Til .A I'W 'w.w mm v vtn imm TODAY "ilELLSUIP I5R0XS0N" Comedy: "SOME SCOUT" comouv: "Ive at First Flight" Songs of Central Europe. M VV.i ARTHl'R " f Vi:REU)R rr-,1 If nCT .