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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1928)
Monday, October 8, 102& LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Five Local News In Brief Mr. Cox arrives .Mis. Pino- Co. of Wallowa, ar rived in Lu Grande yesterday even ing to visit uttli her sister, Mrs. Jl. Cooligt;, uii'l her iib-ce, Mrs. Jl. P. Miller. i:is sistt-V Leonard Cooper Jr.. of I -a Grande, sp ut tin- weekend id Cove isiting his sister, Mrs. Louis Prcs 1u. Mr. Cooper 1 1 1 1 j it ing I.. W. Cooper, who Is In the Grande I loudc hospital rccrivin; I t eat incut tor blood poisoning, fa rt ported to la l it ucli improv cd. 'tnriix to Imiinha- Mif-s Gladys M Cormich who nche; s at luilialia. On1., returned r home Saturday morning visiting in La (inuulc two Miss Me 'ormiek attended k Ihtm' institute. days, tar li To t-ll Jenkins home ,l in. Haiti- Olson, of Portland, arrived In la Grande Saturday morning for a vi.sit witli her daugh ter ati'l si'ii-in-law, .Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins. yfj-.s Srhnoif i.its Mim 1 ;Tnici. Si-lmoif has left fur l;er in, nil alter atlendini; the teaeh- r.s' institille in I.a (rande. Miss ehnoie ti'jK'his at Indian Creek. It. W. Mteahair visits lati W. SlM iihan. Knterprtse nt-Inrin-y. arrived in I .a (iiande last nmlit. lie ts KtayiiiK at the Sai-a-jawtn Jan. i C Jt-uUiiio. Iiome Mv.". Jam- .bnUins nnd Moms ( r.Veill. hot It of akt-r. have been vi.sit in Cr at the home of Mr. and .Vt. S. S. JiiiUins, in I.a Grande. 'I h y irtiiriied this morning. .Mr, I .Mrs. MeCiillv here Mr. and Mrs. I-'. I). MeCnlly, of Joseph, iind Mrs. Charhs Mixer, of ci.ieauu, are visitimr in I .a Grande. Tin y are i eKiht-ied at the Saca-jawc-.i Inn. Stolen Chi- I'ountl A car. lieloimini; to Mike lloyes. of Inil. I- r. was stoh-n Saturday i . 1 1 1 1 1 1 r teh phineil to the I.a Grande police who found 111'! Machine abandoned, on Washing- ton aenue. i- t h l a (.ramie T. 'i'. Shell a ml Slanh y Shell, of Wailow.i. visited in l.a Grande a leu hours yesterday on their way home l ioin Pelidh-ton w lo-re they have I'.-.-u i i 1 1 ii Miss Ann Shell, ,;,n::lil of T. T. Shell. I jilert el C,' W. Green home at I n 7 Street was entered by Inir- Sattirday night. A savings and about $ Ml In cash were i.il lo tile police as missing. nee was gained by cutting n . us ocr the windows. , " i-. Miller nrrhe Mrs. Howard P. Miller ami baby i.. I low ai d Jr.. ai ri ''d In La i a tide y eslei da y morning from iv.iisMllo, Mont., to scnd the inter. Tiny will he tit the home Mrs, Miller's parents. Mr. and rs. II. i:. Coolidge. I" Ahow In Tcu c. N, Palmer received a card us morning from his wife, who Is lending the American Legion Ha muli ..invention in San Antonio, v, as an auxiliary delegate from i is district, written from I'allas. .. where the legion train oi.pcd to allow delegates ti nt 1 1 I Hie stale fair. Mrs. Palmer : it. s that the Weather was P'7 ! Sare home H. A. itigns, ot Murns. Kansas, v ii d in I a Grande Saturday ami Sunday wiili Mr. and Mm. K. A. Say re. Mr. Itii:gs is Mrs. Say re's 1 : 1 1 1 I . lie Is a farmer in Kansas. .'.Iihcmh he has been a lifelong deuiin rat Mr. Km Ms said that this yi.'i' h will uphold Hie republican nominee for president. Sunday lu l.ewi-mn Chief ol Police and Mrs. A. c. liaym-s. aeeonipallied by Mr. and Mis. I'hiiient Walkue ami daugh ter. Ih-tty Jean, and M r. Wallace's 10I her. di OVe to Lew i st on, I la., day. spi ndimr Sunday there returning to La Grande. Hayios. who wetll there on al business. reports that ston had a h avy rain over the ApMUtiei l 'i n da K lople rami.-, will bell i,.inc;al wo. k of l 1 M- ;imi Sta'e r . ;n i-or.liiiy to La the . W. 1 diirins w aph. Hie dnt- (LINT THE CLOTHIER Quitting Business Sale Everything iMusl (Jo. Quality Wearing Ajiparel for A I o 1 1 and Ycuni; ivlt-n, from faihous makers of all Standard line-, include (in;- New Kali Stock of Mdse. arri iiitr daily. Save'Now on Your Kail Needs. 1 ,1 .-.I. I ; H ti J ll. Mi- N THE STORE WITH linjr Out'- Closing' incnts. She will illinium tint final Campaign of Oct. to -U. also. Miss Klopfcnstcin has also been selected to nerve un tin- member ship committee of Kuterpe. honor j society In music. Plans fur a re cital to tit given HOUlcthnoin Den ver art: litltitf made by tin- organ ization. I'rom Palmer Junction I. L. Uaker, of Palmer Junction, Is vlHliiK" In La Grande. .Mrs. laMhl-ai' xl-di .Mrs. H. Jl. Davidhizar. of Jos pli, is visiting in La Grande today. Mrs. iliiiiH visits Mrs. N. J. Hillings, of Wallowa, was a visitor in l.a Grande Satur day. Attend game - Kaith WauKli and .Mm in) Strile. of Wallowa, attended the football came, in I.a Grande Saturday. Jlr. (irefun-y vl". Ir. John U. CreKory, of Wal lowa, came lo l.u Grande Saturday for a brief visit. Mi. Cothian to I'orilaml (leorije T. Cochran, of I.a Grande, left last niKht ftir Portland to at tend federal court. ;ms to Wallowa Mrs. Uoy i.a.-'h. of I 'mat ilia, passed t h roK h I .a G ra n ! t li s morning on the way to Wallowa for a brief business trip. Ilcliirn.s to Im (I'lltKle I Mrs. O. H. Kaapekt-. of l.a Grande, returned to her home this morning from Portland win if sl.e has been visiting. II. Mekinnls l.cii- . II. MeKinnis. of Wallowa, vilti-1 In I-a Grande this morning. Mr. MeKinnis formerly lived in La Grande. Attends saine- I I '.ill Allen, of Wallowa, at;. ndel tin: fodtball gallic in La Grande Saturday afternoon, reiuriuny: to his home In the ewninur. Mr, mill Mr, slirnul Kit Mr. and M rs. Glcu Sliei od and daughter, (ieilevieve, ol Wallow a, were visitors in La Grande Salm-; day; ' Alletul ;niniiv A. K. Se; Ma lno and wen in La all-',, the rli'S and daughters. Miriam. ' WaHoa. Grande Saturday to La Grande-Wallowa football game. Mifss IahiiuU; In l.a (.raeale i Miss Itealriee Loennii;, ot It; aUe Visited friemls In La Grande es terday afternoon. Miss Loenmg is assistant ocrelary ol the linker ', cotinly chuinber of ciimim rce. Harold lck.nl,. Harold McKcti.te, of W Ira me to La Grande Saturda; tepd the La Grande -Wallow a in ball game. Ho returned in evening. .Mr. ami Mis. oir- i-,t Mr. and Mrs, Gid Wolie and s of Portland, passed throiiHh Grande Sunday on their way ho from Wallowa where Huy visi lor a short time. They an ..i ii residents of Wallowa. Mr. and Mrs. Cns katl i-.it Mr. and Mrs. Kriiest 'i ami son. of Uaker. arrived Grande this morning for a l visit. Mr. Crotdinit is one owners of the Jiaker Men laily morning newspaper. 01 kali in l.a cf.lt. lEclmn from acation Mr. and Mrs. c. c, I-'. Lloyd, and family, Of I .a Grande, da ce re turned from an extend-1 busim ss and limiting trip to Southern Ore gon and Idaho. They report fruit and crop conditions good in tli Irrigated sections of Hh-s seeunns. Game Is plentiful, they say. OrOllo Milhml ben' orvilh' Millard, of Knt deputy cb-rk of Wallow.. nt v. returned to his home in Kitien i 1; today after a trip to I-'.iitr.-ae wl;- 1 he attended the n ei.n-Slantoi root ball game and Dad's Day. M Millard is a former slud-nt of tl t'niversity of Oregon. ioM-i to CHllfornin Ghn W. Patt. il, of left Saturday niuht for Cat., where lie will : colb a7e. ;P n is a gri tJrande llih sclo.oi v m- nt o. lb a!d ..t I.a ; f 1'7. Glens 1 Mrs. W. T. Patl him as far as Po Ills M i . Mitiiili M.lrli h Mini. !. I.;ii. A CONSCIENCE' Oi.it (ictti'ijf M,;t '"ii nn j i m ti, b at Vou .a Grande Sal urday night on itt. it Hoover," left Sunday for it lu continue hri; speech mak program which she lias ben "lb ing en n j in g uii for the la hi Bpveral Inihli'f Auxiliary In inert The A m erica n Legion nuxillrtsy of linhhr will elect officers Rt a meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'clock 1 at the homo of Mrs. Ilalph Mor- nun, A large attendance la urged. holder (lull in null 'I lli' Holder WOMIrn'S Cllll) Will meet. Wednesday afternoon at the liiiniu of Mrs. Uulph Morgan. Klee turn nf utllriTH lor the year will be In Id and a larger attendance Is urged. j 11. It. Parker lejixes I It. It. Parker, manager of the J I a (Ira tide Co-opt rallve Credit j I u 1 1 a u . hft this mnrnlntr for1 Walla Walla. Wash., to attend the j i onvi-mioii of the northwest bureau t iuana; r.s. Mr. J'arker will visit 'tin ertdit bureaus in Pendleton 'and Walla Walla on the trip. Dolo ,r:its will iitlt'iid the convention j I'nnn I tali, California, Washliuton, ; Idaho, Oregon, Montana and Colo rado. I Vi-lt in I n (raiiile f lir. mid Mrs. W. .1. (IHstran and daughter, Mi.ss Carlte Gilstrap. of j Portland, have been the guests of' Dr. and Mrs. Clareneo Gilstrap of! Mil.,;,,,, ,.f l'r.l,. drovi io 1-a' KK VOtW ,Ovt. MAI')-K..r j , :,;,,,, i.. !:,si Th.s,l...v .i i,.f, .'"Off .lithn .ellavcl .!.) po. inomlMf. KuiMiiy thry wont ro,-a."r' l" ''' t.. Jilf'hullsm. k.tc l.-.vo l,iil t1. vallov una woro fl""-! t'ldiy. nwklnn u t..t:il i.f valley and wcro Mirprif-ed at the size of the valley . and tlK- pit : joyed hen sant elimnlf that ( rn- i After the drfv they wre Hie Ms for dinner at the and Mrs J K. Jltilse liollie of M of the Iowa district. Others pren-r.v rooming houses. , . ent were Mr. an. I Mrs. llut,'h Hulse' ' ,r Charles .orrls. chief medi an.! three children. Mr. and Mrs. ; al cx:imine,r. nscrii.e.l the ihiiihii. A. H. Mel.aiu and four children, jHy heavy death toll to the in iind in-, and Mrs. Clarence Gil- ! crease In the 'numln'i- of private Mrap. Mrs. CJarenee Gilstrap wltljftiHs In "the jIuiih districts and he reiiM iubi red as Mi Julia liulse. Jth tpr,rad of Oio habit of drlnk- ..,,.,., 1 1 hi? ".iiioke," nr raw aleohol. Most - . "t t it iiir1!! ; '-of . tin dciirl and many of those In IjA (iKAADh llKill Ibopitals titmc .from the lower Kast WIXS FIRST (iAME OF SEASON, 8-0 (CoiiUnued from Pace. I ) ud gain and another for 1 1 yards. irreit and Kv Nyard run. Tlieie was frei,ieit f U lllld livj, io or three mishaps costing- La rande frl downs. (in the other iml. W.ilh.wa fumbles opened the ay I'm- both Tiger scores. '. I'i'lli teams were fairly heavy, nh the Graves' line a little beef- r,-- The hiilifiidds were about even- atell as far Wallo Olll of as weight goo-. J .va. carried the four times nnl " "','!v M,l"K I. .U I In d l.i hi Hi h ick t i Id ma n w hi ctnini uiii con sisi eutly. f The vame was clean, most of thf: ty. in 1141-i i-mi ijiufri.m over-rag-; rn-'s-i. although two or three pn- ; allies wi-,- called for roughness.' Hut h si -bonis exhibited a high ' In :, ml of sp.-rtsnia nship. J This was Wallowa's first defeat, the P.r.ives having prex lttusly le- iV.ii. d .loM-ph sx to li and holding j liaker to a 'i lo li day I. a Cr.in.lc h tie. Next Satur-1 seluduled lo go ! t Inlcrprisc by ijuartei' I 3 1 I'lnal 0 R The l.i I p j W ilb.wa 1 Morrinon MeGluufs Uohr I ..i!i-h Hoiln-y La Gramln Hoe' LT If J UT ui: CJ? It. . 1: II L! . ,lons: ( 'la l k r 'li.ii lton ; li George :. MIO-lilll Xun.I. I f. Patten. SetU'ilIC for ,no. Conky for Safety Newlln and l y; touchdown, l"a u: liled to carry ball over point on attempted end J11 I! reree. I'ook. of I111I1 .lonlan. of Haine-; i, Morgan, of Imh yuolds and Peace, of I LARGE CROWD 1 HEARS TALK ' ON HOOVER f Continued from Pag 1) .Ml.-.- Al.li ii-li fulfil th;il In. i ilunillim l.ur.J iii-c iiopuseii hy the demo lin leaders. America leached a condition f I he foreign popula v il bin her doors are nd educated iti Amer- 1. 1. ;... I'M nil- lo I teiiKMnils i made a special pha Ms pi esept at 1 he lee- iM-d ilo action of Hie ic pt i sideiits. Wood id Giovcr i b vcland, l. .tie leader, William in, fur 1 1, ir refu.jii any way connect.,' "Had P.rvan lived - party would never d T i in oia n; ." 'ho the Hoover lend- . ' said Dilun IL Ablrleb made a . -h.t, Sim u .nd addres-fd i.ia ole-heiirte.i mc-t-j mP d since 1 :(;( aim intertttf.il in j I.e. iti.- li I'leey, clialrm til of nd-. Women v dub of , pr.l-e.l MPs Ald ker a ml a- a w ormi n, pl a -dug persona Hty 1 her addrc-t In a Did lu She straight-if poke off mi1 He rl Ho An Ashtray That Can Bark ....t-.-j i-. i , i ,ry it ran wa its tail and bark! Hoe s a iu:tu, of . U Kuden bloo.led chow, which Just doles on calm-; cl.vcl nn 1 . t un stubs and uh. She not only oats nil Unit full the llooi . s he i o? around now and then and cleans out the ash trays, us the it tura shows. 17 Deaths Over Weekend Caused By 'Smoke' Alky 17 lu New . York over the week- .end. iwo unhleiitlflHl men were pick- Cil un 1,1 r-ilMt '' tl"dei - H wore found dead In liow- iSidA. '"Smoke," the name beinu deriv ed from a chemical which Is Intro- (need to soften the burning effect o'n the throat ami which gives the alcohol a sniioky appcarattee, Is dis tilled out of 'cor ii mash, potatoes. ach made oue.frull and so nn. I r. : N'orris said, and veils for froni 5 to lu cents a dtrlnk. - l'Thl- stuff is" not poNnnons in t Ma ordinary sense of the term." 1 '.r? Noli:is. ' explained. "but an jounce Or 'two of it has nn effect on tbeih iil-l eipiat to that of a I whole ' boM lo ol" hard liquor that has ben properly aed In the vd. Si of lhe dead were picked up on Hje":.tKreciM. J 1 '.' ' 'yu'u..KV..,.i" ..r in.- .uitivn." young people of the nation." ' WtlllanC Miller., f l-i- -randB. sal-1,' "I : was very 'favorably Im- ; pressed wt'li the spi eh. 'f )f course, j I ant mtpicwtlat prJndieed in her- favor as asuppoit.-r of ltoo'er. but lli spite of that, I believe that prac tically anyone who heard hoi' will say thai she ave a wry convinc ing Hrg'iiiiifint.' ' THAI N HGMIIIH 1 I.MHA HltMUAY. India. Oct. S AP) j Three .passengers w killed and I Miinmao Ight in.inred tot'ay Kvhen a, bomb shaltered one car of a train en route to" P.ombay. Cousin of Buffalo Bill Dies, Afe 100 Guhleinan.' . L ' " Sting Ctit'SIN OK'. V. Newltn . PITTSm UGll. Pa.. Oct. S (AT) Thompson , Captain John 'larke Anderson, C. Perry' l'Hi, cousin of Win. I-. Cody, "P.uf ... Charlton 'fain Pill." is dead after a varied Kvsiis carec. involving participation in patten iHie gold rush of '4!-. .;)lis Anderson crossed the plains on Keffer.lhe covered wagon traH. 4 . LaFollette Alone i In Wisconsin Field "M I IAVA t ' K i:n. Wis.. Oct. - ( A P ) M, K. Ueilly, of l-'oml du Lac. today announced his wllh d'nwal ns (b-moiralie nominee for Pulled Stales senator. I'nless tile Deiuoerats choose a ciindidul"' to succeed Mr. Keillv. Uob-rt M. Lal'oUetle. the republi can nominee, will he Hie only can didate of a major party In the Held. Rush Witness To American Border I VANf.H VKIt. 11. c'.. ( let. S -- witness 1 I ( A I J - .ii-.iMti. i I it r i. , Hiur in the Norlhcott case, was i ash. d , across Ho- land, r bile Saturday' night by U. J. ..minn and A. I.. Kelly, sheriff's officers from Uiver side. Oil., wliu Jean d Hint fdte mlubt be subpoenaed by 1 lie tb--fctise In exlmdhiou proct edhr-.'S, M v,is I'.-arned lo re today. i icw Hedf ord, ill ass. ' j Strike Is Ended NKW P.KDCiilMi (API -Tor the fli w v ks operative st op' 11 gate Into N 1 this looriilng. 'Che M (PI S lime (u 'j "i itiie'I throiiL'h Itedronl mills t in n to w ot k after the long w atejid from a toll! rummtHee texllle Sll'il.t d islam e by l sympathlei xtifc w ho i hav -en.-ed t I aektlOWbdge Ho lt and th-'i-e were s wplt the polieo a rrets. "'ill c sol lb io'i iteil tO Usll r-p. w hh h ii d to Wind, Fire Strike New South Wales 1 SVI'NKV. N. S W O. I, K - 1 AP) l--Wtod and fife wrought il.strue. ion ,,, xt.w South Wales todav. a gale which reaelod n velocity J miks an hour unroof' d butt- ih ii:Miinvit ash 1 1 n- In ihu toun Two Found Shot To Death; Murder Theory Is Held i:i:AlMiNT. Te.. -The Hev, Anlhoiiy f SI. .Im-.Ii' I'aihollo , J,,i, !;,.. Vo,lr dies ami statuary, wi to death here t.ahiy under mm - stances which indicated Knse killed the priest and then ended his own life. The shooting occurred In the si ud v of the priest's home. Per sons about Hie house said they beard Itose nud Father 1 e Siinone arirufnu lu loud tones and then beard hots rin out, A pistol with three empty e:irt rldges w ii s found on the floor un der Pose's arm. I'.oth men bad been shot in t he head. After an Imiucst the coroner an-, nounced a verdiei uoiihl he with-' held pending further developments. J Itose was a member of St. An- . thouy's Catholic church here and attended mass this morning hefore visiting Father le Siinone. I loth men were 1 la Ha a, l-'al her I )eSi moiie having 'cme to this country 'Z't years auu frnin Naples. Pose had UiHpvn the priest for some time and often conversed w'th ltl til hi Italian, acu nn lata nces said. Itose sold statuary and can ilte to the Ca'holic churches hero anil to parishioners. Police after an Investigation said they could assign no motive for tju, shootings. i , 1 Howitzers Prevent Political Clashes WIL'NKII NKI STA I T. Austria, Oet. N"-(AP.- Howitzers, frown lug on t he pul die ninai e from a , lair. 1:1 iiXerlooUing I his city kepi I the peace' Sunday when 7a, ami jmeiobers of two rival polileal or 1 ga ni.at ions asseiubled ami verlally ! attacked each ollu-r. iNol a shot hool;t Ho sabbalh calm althoiigh both sides were secretly 1 lliliamlaiits of Hlis normally peace ful in 1 lust rial city mih-s from ; Vienna, were returning today tu the homes that I hey had abandon- I tu tear of wai fare. 1 1 Wisconsin Coach Dies at (lagetown MAl'lSON, Wis,, OH. S AP) Hairy K. "Da-1" Vail, coach of Hie university crew since I :H 1 , and formei'iy nationally known as a f.ellller. died this inoriuiig ut Galfc lowii. New itriinsw hk. Hinted wold receiv ed today by university ail-Hior.ti.-i. M .VI i; i.osms st it Pi li:'l LAND. ( in-.. I let. S I )cct don of Hie I 'utied SI a pre ui e i oin I today to re fust View of Ihe I I r cyoil C.i 1 1 ! u I II ii refund case Inst it ul d by Mat ion t onnty, in etteel i u D a lhat the slale not be entitled lo rdiatc 111 Ho- paymeiiiM io th,. counties by 1 lit- ''ederal 'i'reaHUiy under tile tax i . fund law. PI N I V NKW VllltK. c. I mo y i 'ompa dep artni.nl S(OM-: nioiitlis made I .a .U,i:,n ,,ihis! $'i mi rewiiijildillg period tu I 1 PRISON EIRE KATAL TO 17; MANY INJURED (Continued from Pagi 1) Ctlilt ge I Mill- sil nation -rived, a plan) v until prlsi nd liiohni. on City, im e 1 1 plioiie elld' III. II r a v.i bi'i bono led pbi. aid t hat en ly bun super i ol iimlii r four jm.iii- IdV wnilhl Wh !i I he HII-' ol il:i lli:lil I I.I Nll'l ; ' ll lot mitot , consi.'ii .1 it. ik on a ill II blieli et hhrh id' ti 1 1 am fo illi li .m l hIii Ho W -ov I i K bad fatl. ti mlu I -'lio'lit made by t h' nd wlih Hiein had I I. . Cll.ll-llllllllll,- II. 11 M; low b. Hon, a pi b om - V b. d. . ha I nd Ihttft t Dild S an Ih-ih ff oio the top foundaitoii wall look, d (lv a tangle ,,f vte. 1 ems. sei into s. scraps of timber h and sheet Into, chur wit e. end co u Id s si r a pi of clot h log and dark masM-s ot . hair, d bodl. s h- im ami tln i, . It w,.- ou.-ider. d Iik ly lhat many of (he pi ,M.m r reported fiifs-tii may b ntnonit thorn- wlioxj !: :h 1 t ! s ri'ilM-ITS ' I I I. I. S (API .1 n y. li; i : I I'luiin i. In tin- I.ikI Mini' U ui in:.- 0 ... il "i. nv.i On- ROYAL DUEL IN ROMEEXCITING Princes Engage in Sword Thrusts Romans Ex pected to Punish Them Utl.Mi:. Get. S AP-PrJneo Spada Polenxianl. retired govi'rnor of Pome, has defended his honor w it h t he su ord, wounding Print o Lancellotl I in a. duel and Unman society today was uomlorlng what punishment wits In stun: for tho dlleliNtH, Prince Poteli.lanl fought to vin dicate (he honesty of his iidminia tral ion of the oldest functioning in unit ipaltly In the world In a gulden of u villa outside of Koines tils duet was the second to grow out of a remark attributed to Praia l.aneellolll ' that Premier .Mussolini hail dismissed Prince Po tenziani because of graft. Count 1 l Sambuy lit v huso pre sence Prince Lalicelottl was alleged ilo have belamed the reliretl gie'- I ei nor immediately challenged mill , jto a duel. They fought with ra-i. j piers and the count was wounded' . I lu. e times. He ex Ida tned later ' i that he was suffering from lumbago. i'n nee Pulenianl on hearing S (AD that his voluntary defender had Siinone. ijen wounded in avenging his hon chureh, or immediately challenged Prince of can- j Lancelloltl. The former governor und shot succeeded In 'nicking" his adver- ary and Hie refereo stopped the light. There never have been any charges in the Unman newspapers against tin administration of Pi nice Poten.lanl. It was nil tier- , stood I hat his retirement on Sep j t ember :(. when I ton l-'t ancesco ' ltoncompagiit l.udovisi, Pihu-e of ' Plonihino. succfcvicj him, was dm i to Mussolini's pol'a y of chungaig : ad m I n 1st iuti o personnel f reqiicnl -; ly in oio't m iMiini op a., "elite" j ol fasci.Mii which w on oi ire t hor I oughly conversant w H h adminis trative pridtletiis. I'liiuit Potenianl. who was host to Maor James J. Walker of New when he visited returned the visit Koine last last May. . dormitory building. The eight niosi seriously burned t were taken to the penitentiary hos- t pital at Columbus early today. 111 i the biick plant truck. The ivin.iln-1 ih-r of til chad) yhurt left here at J i 7 o'clock for Columbus by trucks ' sent from there. 1 LEGION HOST I GATHERS IN SAN ANTONIO; (Continued from Pago 1) lines were necessary to hold crow d back as he uii Iked to Hie1 hi" automobile. Ho whs whisked awayiwas well worth while and th to his hotel before the eager crowds could get wllhltl HO) feet of .him Lstimales on the total attend ance still varied, the more nptlmis- tic prrtiiettng mi, mm nKulnst the;,,, nnil ,, ,.NceIlent r.a.oim expcHetl by the conserva -) ., ,, ,,,.,,,.,1 It highly. I 'n live, i .aier arrival oi snceia ra ns i win mini i i i iue iiii-iiMtr iiuw" j here in Ihe opinion of railroad offt- einis ami nousing oircciors. , tot a I of i it special and regular grains were que io arrive nelore ; noon, but It was doubtful If they could be crowded Into San An tonio's yard facilities lu that time. Tim message of national Com mander Kdward K. Spafford and the race for commander in Hit: J ensuing year Were the most ab sorbing tuples 6i the first day's session. Spafford was expected to recommend a drive for legislation ' that would enforce an universal 'draft in the next war. The polltl 'eat lace was still too embryonic jto warrant more than speculation. I General I toy Hoffman, of Okla I hoiua. City, continued to acquire 'prestige as a candidate for uallon ( ! '' comma mb r w ith indications s su- j ' ' '''' ' ''X"M l''g!'bin might IRK in i I -W u J il SHOES'HOSIERY i n wuu At-tiisH froui Itobncnkainps spoit r mom; Jl ST AUI(! KD, a b.-allll-ful assort ii lent of children's and misses spoil hose, huth in woof mixtures and ID highly locri-ei mid rayon tabids. These are nutllbeis that you a re iis'-d I o pa yi ng a''c or al least pie ll pair for, but by letting you skuVK VH USKI.K. we nn- abb- to sell Ihe salne hose Jul 4 t- a pair. .11 ST THINK w l at a sav ing this make. Doill Tic lo 1'ic on a a"c lo (i"e purehnse. and ar In rind I bat you do n.d make Ibis sav ing l.y e;,. . Dug an Infci ior a i f tele, but V ou get Die Vi'I'V sa ine thing you are aecM1ouo d to pitying Ihe hli;ber pihe f,,r and tu the latent am) mo.sl popular styles and pallerns, Miiiiply bv making oilr own s Pel lon.l from di-phised and maike-l st.,. I., w Inch In lUcIf is a pri- V ' I' ge ii id ,1 pleSISUl e. A) this same tltiu i ived our sio k .uie ut.ol and nilk We have Of lOU Dlld WOO) Hit. tuts hose that w HI also sell ft,,- 1 (c a pair, today. While yoil And right are freh from leading this, We are go lug to put you out a window ot nil Dm different numbers in hose that we sef for 4 1' a pair and we urge you to conn- by and nally see Hie v n tin t In hose that we of let ou at t hat price. "Von saw Ity sci'ln 1 otir-idf" &i ii I Fidnc Leader ll'J . I L.V J X Mrs. Ada tin Wright Mnr.iulry o( Menominee. Wis , will represent the women's auxiliary of Kidac, in lerallled veterans federal Ion, at Ihe American l.euion cnnvenllon In San Anlnnio. Get. S to 1L .Mrs. Maciiuley. former head of Hie Le gion auxiliary, was elected presi dent of 1 ho Kidac auxiliary in a recent 'convention In lluthaie.it. Itumania. swing to him after its first caucus. The question of the lle.t conven tion city .seems to have settled down Into a light between Louis ville. I el roit and M ima, tor the i ' 1 1 me ling, and u contest be- ecu Boston and Los Angeles for j the l:i:ta gathering. iHhcr prominent people who ar rived on Pershing's train wcro j Major GcorgeN Scapiui, wur btind- cd member of the l-'rench chamber I id' deputies, Major General Henry )T. Allen, commander of the forces oi occupation, and Major General j Km nk ParUer. assistant chief of sialf of the aruiv. Iiliilhle VMis ! Aftir circling over I his clly. Huong, d with visitors for th ,'!;.':';";.';,; ' lug of Hit national Auit , giun coneiitbii, for inure than an (hour, the monster navy dirigible I Los Angeles left at II o'clock to day ror l-'ort Worth, w hero It planned to moor, The shark-II Ue, silver colored giant of t he air was one of tin, chief objects of attraction as it hung over the clly. IilRKWOOI) TURNS IN CARD OF (Continued from Paun 1) ouslratlon and also ephiiued any shot that anyone desired to ask him aboiil. Members of Ihe euh today .Inland Hint Hie exhibition jw e cry idfer Hie lea met lishl- crabli-. I K'irkwooil, who eauie . n et from I tenver, w as liere di dclf;:hlcd iiirse here .... aviiiK last I infill. , ,,. (cnioi.st ,-a I Ion, Kb kwood i . i i . t , j,, both right and left-handed, between 111 11 rich lug Grande Untitle valley apples, which be found much to his liking. As an expression of appreciation, the lo- i roMim i MU....J! Tl FFANV Prcoenfs i Aahmcn s 41 'i Vv 'W V.. ; -Ar iV.rA. . , I Tviir (' :'' .... A (T r,t. A Tiftmv (?.. ..... i f...i A Mermaid Comedv "SEEINtJ STARS" TODAY - - T"- JtJNIOR COOKKIN- MVxtl l rev iuBftisonKiuD-ioson. V!! v JPST AN 0KKICE I JOY hut when the crisis came, he saved the repu tation of his newspaper, Ihe sell-respect of a reporter, the love of a idrl, and hrousht an assassin to justice. That was (ialleKher, a typi cal lad of the slums, whose heart was made of Kld. Comedy "On the Hook" cnl Is expecting to forward him a box of apples as an additional re- ward. The crow. I. while not us targe an hail been hoped for, was enthusi astic. Several w ero in attendance from linker, In spito of weather conditions. Although It did not rain here, several out-of-town points reported rain yesterday. Tiy Our NOONDAY BLUE PLATE Luncheons The Tiffin WK I V Y FOR T ESS K SKLL FOHlJESS That w ill. stand the wear, look better, wear better and more economical than over alls - $1.45 Grey and tan Whipcoi.l Work Pants $2.50 llluc Uib Overalls Sl.125 K.avy topper-riveted . x Wai-l (HeialK $1.00 . Work Shirts M-n'fi hhu- Mii'l Krry t'ltcvlotfl :j;)c . Rotklord Sox Itlue ;iinl tan mixed 15 2 for 25?"' j Destroyers of High Prices Last Showing TODAY MORTON HOUGH A If Kjt la,, ri A vmn IV,f..-liVtt ttL I'voJuclHi.t YMUWVSS Pat he News. '?S. TUESDAY Also "Sliding Home" ' i" n ira'TiviaicgarjiMZ i x s ? .st J. i 1 - f( ? i 1 s
