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

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Newspaper Page TextSaturdnv, Octolior in. 1!)2S. EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pntro Five IT a, 1 Local News In Brief Captain Huilfj lcate--- Captain Malley. of. I n tlrnnde. went lu Maker this iifternooai for u brief visit. KiiiifiiMi ShMi'ii li. Mouchc reported to tin- police Itiht n iuh t ( hut an unknown mini Mule hit ntillcn.se from the tl.-W. tlcpot. IVont IViullclnu. : Moland Oliver, of Mcudlelnn. waa u visitor in l.a Orande venter-day. Mr. . I Hiwr was registered at the Hacajawea Inn. Vi-ll at WiiniK'ilU'h home Mr, ami Mrs. Charles Ma wen. ami Mm. Hnrlev Har.lv. nil of Kluin. were Kiii'sis yesterday lit I hi borne j of I r. ami Mih. J. A. Wondorllck, Itofse Unillefl UU Mrs. IVnrl (Inble ami Mm. S. .1 Kuril, both of Hoi-, wi'iv visiioi , In La (Maude l-'riilay. Tiny wet at thf Sacujawea inn. Called lo l'n-eo Mi-h. W. M. McCarthy wan called to Mamo, Wash., yes-nlay , to he ,;'V,( ,'r Sv. Kn-t Casey, yiiio underwent an operation.'' 1 . Mini Mtv K.V. Alh n. of I't i-iuHcton, l.-ft !ramlf y' H iilay ait'T visitim V.for a day on busim-sn. Mr. Alh n HlaytHt at llio La lrani1 hoti'l. J-'IIMII I'OI'lllllKl L. L. I'arsons, of lNirtlaml, 'fn La (li-anm1 visitor yi-stcrilay as r RLstt-t'fil at I ho La tir (hotyl. . was He indo i3o on lumtliij; nip M r. and Mrs. K. Jacobson left t v tli is morn inn1 for Ontario w her , "Mr. Jacobson will hunt. S-vturn Sunday evening. They w ill ; n l Italic. ;j Captain LilDc. of The Malb-s. UHalvation Army worker, passed through La (Iramle today on the ' way to Makt-r by automobile for Yfi few day's visit. - ... - ; -1 Pinion Mortis lloiiomi Kdmon Morris, known to La flrande people, and classed as one -tit' the country's fun-most musical iliii'i-tors. has returned to I'hila- Jib Iphia w her .fiudio. has reopened his, llss McMcklil Mi open sIihMo J Miss Ida McMeekin, r ci.ioocn ( ht ... it ii .i.i.. ... i, 1 l-ir La Cininde. MIhs Mc.Meekin is u 1 Wii.aehcr of t he Marb-reiix system I' voire iroiluPtion itml will onn &.n Rtinlio Ihto for t lln trm-lihiK ot" ''tiiii-0 anil ilratmttir. ,f ; 2.MI go t siv Baimv Two liiimlivil l.a flranili' Hiull chool stuilcnts, football (ilayi-rrt ml townsiK'oplM left this niorniiiK Jim (In KnrHal I I'll 1 11 fill Kllte rnriM , B..I-IIM. l.a (lmml-l-:nt'CiriN.- tutu-,,"":? rci-nMs.lf lo Iho sln.iLil,.ti 'M.,11 Lr-im. M-itii- oilifiw u cut :,lor- .i'tlon anil two iM'ii-.lilnirs tout ?lnt; I ho lay by automobile jMii-lnes Visitors & i-barb s Maker and A. H. Srf Mortland, are in l.a Cm rt'lird. nude for k.. r..- .o.vu n, l.iislm.ss Mr lln-! likor Ih a former resident nf l.n : iOrnmlo ami the founder of the r nion County Miom er association. J , ; pii-s. .Mossinatl Ml speak I Mrs. J-:. M. Mossmall, of l.a 'fflrande. will speak during the ?Morniiiir service at 11 o'clock to morrow at the Island 'Ity Com- iinnlty church. Sunday school iliicels at t a. Ip.-ople inei-t at n. and tlx p. in. you UK 4inhy girl 1hmi Mr. and -Mrs. Vei n Stowe, of , ll'almer Junction, are the parents Jof a seven and three quarter pound J Ebaby daughter hnm last niKht at ' fil.ahy dailKlitcr born lai Jlhe Hart Maternity hn JN avenue. Mother am home at 4mi : and hnby are ; Slointr nicely. ' I j of "Tell 'cm. Al,'" "ive It lo '. in. Jl.eao. Tor Ikmiic Al," the New York executive Mrs. Kmil Strand, of Mont Uose. J hrouRht perhups his greatest np J'al., returtP-d on the train to ber) plans.- near the end of his spi ech Pi. one today after visitiny in l.a w h.-n. In discussing prohibit inn. he :t;rande with .Mr. and Mrs. Mill repeated his acceptance speech t" Aans and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Steetl. pledge that if elected he would .1Mb Norma Kvans. Mrs. Strand's abide by the oath to "sustain the jijrninddauKhler, wont lo California constitution and laws enacted un- 'wlth her for a visit. f. ntcr ncthlih-s Dorothy Ann Warniek and Men , DesterNmr, both freshmen at the- Vnlversity of Oregon from Ma (irande. hnve already entered the j field of outsbb- activities. Miss Warnlck was elected to Thespians. ; freshman women's lionoraiy, ami DestorlinK If playinK a clarinet In ' Die university band at every fool-, ball (fame. ! . . i In linhl Joint meeting The Odd 1'ellows of l.a Grand-. - l'nton. cove. KUin and Smnmer ville will hold a joint noetinir and banquet roxt Friday evenlnf In ' honor of Die eoniinc of the urand ' masti-r of On iron w ho w ill pay an ; official visit at that time, Plans for the tm-etimr and other romln j matters were discussed last night ! :t :it the resular meeting of the Odd 4r;llov hen-. ( LINT, THE CLOTHIER Quitting Husiness Every Article on Sale, Including All His New Fall Lines of Quality Wearables for Men And Young Men. "Save Now" WTHE STORE WITH Soiling Out - - Closing Mi. Ilunisiiit'i be re Mrs. Harold Hanistreet anl daughter, Mtjua MoiiIho. of Wal lowa, ar visitors tit Ma (Monde to day. M vs. Mams reel Is biiMinet's manager of (In- Wallowa . : j inManee, In- sns that "Lillian (Midi Mis Coleman l;ts i a wonder." Shi isn't frlvolou.- MImi Mraee Coleman, who teach-; " lead a vny tpiict lite chin es at Maxvllle. Or.',, arrived in La hintln,- the way illicit purths as a Urnnde today for a brief visit. deady dbt. Six- is usually -n in Miss Louie Mfi'rnf. of Wallowa, the company of her mother. teacher school. of till' also visits I. r. Wi ll in I. Valley (Maude. Miss Marlon Howrn. of San 1'i'uhrisco. Tal., t'li'Id nprfM.Mita livo of tin- It'll ('joss, inrivf.I in La (iramlv y-sti'iNlity. Sho will re main Ini o until M outlay conffr rintr Willi W Cross offirials. Mon 'lay sho will ko to Knti'i 'prise win re uh' will spfinl four ilays be fon ttolner to Maker. Miss lloweu Is well known nt Kntei -pris., bav in lived then in Mil I when slio was a teaelnr in tin- Knti-rpi-iso IliKh sehool. UNWRITTEN LAW STALKS INTO TRIAL (Contlnupd from Payre 1) Attorney rail ('.. Helm, in half an hour, declared that the state's mn-j trillions Dial the killing- was pre-1 meditated, have been borne out by1 the testimony. He told Die jury I that he is convinced that the shoot-j Ing- of Dem-ge parry in bis flown-' lntt'ii barber shop just before noon' :on Aug. f. was planned by Die de- j ifendaut beforehand and that he ' went to the barber shop with that Mil bis mind. He emphasized that jthe state desires fairness and ad- ; milled that Marry bad w ronged the defendant but declared D.at that ! Xv:,s nul n t,,v j ''"he state presented Dr. K. C. ; Kirhy as a witness earlier in the ; morning, the doctor expressing as 1 hi opinion that no evidence of in- Isanily was apparent to him in Kal- j lows' actions at the time of the i shooting, and t hat It appeared to him that Fallows could distinguish I bet w een right and wrong. Defense 'counsel cross-cxaniiued him at length, attacking Dr. Kirby's state- iinent that "temporary insanity vio i laics my definition" of Insa nily, 1 tirevlously given. Dl. iMiliy also declared that. "eniot ioiial i nsa nil v" is not reen''- nii!C,l "rl,, that concussions ass laviiy (n a ffv liour.s. lepnsltlon Is InlroiliMt'il A deposition from Dr. A. I,, r.ieh arilsoti was introilueeil )iv the dp fense wherein the iloemr ileelared Hint lOddle Fallows stiffereil a slight conetiKslon of Hie hraln In an automobile ueelilent. The defenilniit nml his mother I'l. .1 lie.! lo.. i-etrtl loiisliin ..f IM.Me : u-a nml his wile tiii.l iiooealeil (lo tliein to he happy ami that .Mrs. I'-allows' ropiltatiiill was t;ood prior to the affair with rarry I 'tl.M' Xi'lll'S .fury To Hie s lator. II appeared that Din case woubt reach the jury before the afternoon is ended. Mar- ly today fircnit .Jude J . V. Knowlos expresned the hope that Die case would reach the Jury in it lino to prr vent a postponement until .Monday, and defense Minsel said that there was no doubt but that It would, .imtire Kimw-ies inl posed no limit on the lenDi "time allow ed for arguments. GOVERNOR SMITH i IS WELCOMED TO ! LOUISVILLE, KYJ (Continued from Vaxe 1) ib r It" to the "d-adiy limit. CJuoDni,' Mr. Hoover lis saying that the eighteenth amendment was "Int. nded to protect the Am- r- lean home," the Kovernor said: "I hope he docs, not mean by that anybody not In sympathy with It is against the Aimrican home. That is a pretty hard thintc for anybody to say. 1 have as much Int. nst in the American home as any "inn America today. I have maintained It in a mansion siip- plied to me by Die people of Die i state of NVw York for eitdit solid j years." As he turned to three of his four I married children on the platform. Die Kovernor brought appiatise iwli.-n he added 'Incidentally. 1 am j responsible for about four more staittntf up." - . . 1 A seienlist comes forward to assert that man has a soul. JtiM In The nick of Dm- ! A CONSCIENCE Out - - (lotting Out - - Most Actresses Are Small, New York Man Says J. Kpstein. of Nm York f'ity, knows many of the lead in i; nrires o on tin1 jncrcen aiMt iimoinr them lu- funis many who arc cireme- j ly intelllj-.-ut an 1 int. -rest hiw. For i Mr. Lpsti'in is supi-rvisin' of ' set nety of Die Kialto company, of I New Vink City and with the us I sislant supei vi-sor. Law rent e (iil ' her!, passed t liroitKh La tlrailtle tills niornint? on the way to Ib n ' ver, Colo., for a brief visit. Most movie act resses are very ' smalt. Mr. Kpstein Kiys. Ho says t he average height is nbotit I ivo : leet ami many of them are much less than that. The reason is that w Io n ciuse up pictures are taken the size nt' the body Is maunitied making a small prison look lairly larye. i t lie most niiiicuit seuies to maue i Mrf Mnward Smith ua a rall-r ,for tne in the movies are those .,, ,,,. ,.; ,.,.,.14,10 ,,, otl), thxy , representing old i-'reneh and Hal- ,,),,, first of Die week. Man architecture mainly because, I:ithsui. M() Theo,b-.. colorings are l.vrd to copy be says. Interior scenery is always easy , to supply, he says. "Manufact- I nrers nr.' always glad to furnish ' for use any article we need, for the advertising value to ihein." COOPERATION IS STRESSED UY HOOVER fContlnue-S Ti m Page 1) Simmons replied phi use. i Til il more "We representatives nf tiades, and two profession tnany en-i- neers and lawyers, want to say to you." Sim moos said, "that we believe the outcome of this cam paign can end in one way only for the welfare of the country, and that is yoit'be elected president of the Minted Slates." After Die greeting in Die assem bly ball on the second floor of the headquarters, 1 1 no ver a ceo m panicd the delegation to Die front entrance of the building to be photographed with its members. The visitors hrouuht a number of political HUllllliirilH, sonio of wliirh liovo li-i'ii iinl'iirliil In every caniiwluii slurp the niemonil'le "I'l-oo Silver" oom"hi :n is:..!. (me. that ear - lieil lv the reiiri-senliitivi s of the tnilnrs, va;i first snown in the eain- palt-ii of IS.".. ii-i-k..iiii was oivtoeii into three main divisions, first the trailo Puhlleatii.iis: ror-in-i-siilenl eeonil. the Hoover- liKlne.rs anil thirtl. "': anil lmlusli tes. lurliKlniK liln.v husiness units whieh have; ".!' "flive part In all of the l't.'liulilii'ajl U'esldelltlal emiipalns nf-llpn-fst 3.1 years. , " f I oil I II 1 1 SI a una 1 II s oi eiose to -in trades mill nut list IPS wen; earr by the column Massachusetts a i it ma .lie to che led over e Hoov- III er offices. I he ' railroad men had and Die "t I :i nspnrtu lion I.; other' enni- ' '"lint- hauls. sian.tar.is were those of the hit-ets, public aci neers, nr. ants, hidt and leather met' li on bankei ml 1 Hue and stee s aixl br ry ma nuf: representatives, lCrs. lial d alers, ct nrers, hardware men, upholsterers men, real estate 1,-UU' dealer l .lust, th'-i: wit;it a vond rfiil , cheer l.ad.-r Mah-I Walk-r Wilb luandl wonhJ have niad'! Obituary t .mms. ri:i;i ;. Morn:it MUtlMISK, Die. (Special!- Mrs. Fred I. Motter. tor over J' vears a resident ot I'mmiM-, was biiri'd at the Mromise c. met. ry. Di t. Mi. i The M.i v. W. A. Winf -rs. of .los.-ph, conducted the funeral services, j The body w;is brought from Muter prise W ednesday morning after a j brief si-rvice at Die undi rta ki mr I chapel, the Mev. II. ill K. Wnllls. I pastor of the Methodist church of' i Knierprise, ot ficiatiiiK'. j Mrs. i'otttr had be-'ii at the; ' Knterprise hostiital for two Weeks,, t Mr. Molier bidmr with h r to help j can- for li-r. She failed very fast j 1 Sunday and at n in o'clock Oct. 7 j i she paHScd away, al the ace of ! yiais, 1 month and seven days. ! i J.i'tiii Wycolf was i)orn near D- r- i I by, Iowa. An jr. :t 1 . I S.1S. ll.r j lather, William Wycolf, lived for a few years in Kansas while lib i dauuhter was small, iter mother ihnvinjf died wlu ti Lena was seven years old. and sh" was eared for; by u, iindfath r and Kmndmot lor j , Dmiihs. ot Derby. Iowa. Me mi b'-- j H-tii ti .n-oiiiM- school in her home It.-irict w h. n Mi ye. us old at which j I. -ho sp.-nt several yeai s. She at-' It'-ndetl Simpson Colb-f;,-, al Indian- ola, Iowa, wli.-ie sin- was Kial lial d ill .Mine. 1 V ! S . She was married j to Fred i. Molt ci .Inly I !i, M!ii. , The cowpie lived in Indinnohi until Mr. Motter's uraduation from col ic ue t lii o ii i s lai r. w In n Diey liirv. (l to Kansas, where Mr. Mot -t'-r was the pastor of vaiious cha vk' s in Die Kansas eniifei-en-. Six years Lit' r. in the fall of 1 Mr. nod Mrs. Mutt- r movd to Knterprise. w here Mr. Motter : was pastor for one year. In S p- ; teniber. Mos. (iiey moved to aj hoiii'-stead in Do- Oriilide Monde j canyon, bopmtr the out door life j ammiK the pints miht be bem;i-j rial to their health. She tooK a ; (,r at inter, st m the affairs of her1 home, wlnto Mr. Motter was -.way preachtlltr in Die isolated dlstn'ts. Mts. I'oM'-r was deeply c Humus j Iioin her childhood and took an in let eM in ti.il t'i a :ic no nt of 1 cPiiKtianity. j Mi. Moi!.-r h ave.,, )., !- her ; Ii 0' ban. I. a hft of fitefid: in Mloio- ( iM . who denplv mom n lor loss to! De. cniniiniiiliy. j PERKY PERSONALS I I ; 1 1 1 1 Y. ) re. ( Speeia 1 ) The Itrv. Mr. Imix whs a reet nt visitor 'at Inil. I. r. 1L pi ,-ii.-i,- In one of tlif ehnri'hi'H Hu rt'. M r. i 'ox sut lrn-tl a paralytie 'stroke while at .iinday wehool last Sunday but lias so inilrh Improved , that ht s able to sit up. Mr. ami Mis' tiny Tripp ami j family visited fririuis In town re cently. Miss Krnmvs Htniili was shop pinir in l a tltamle last I'riday. i'. Slueirir and family er. city visitor: Tiiuisitay att(-rmon. Tto'odniv Mathson is Kivtnir the ' srh oot playunointl a pp. i rat us n niiirli ii' i'di d ciHit of paint. Several iitenibeis of the IVrry : l ommiiiuty lin t at the home of K. ! I'eiisho lor mi.-we-k prayer nieet- j Mr. and Mrs. (li-vatil IMt-rson aii'l Mr. ami Mis. Km net h IMersou were business visitors in La tinuitle last Monday. Mr. and Mis. A. .two daunliti-rs w r ! Maker last weekend. ' t lo ir car w as w reek Mlaylock ami visitors in Vhllt there d by collision w 11 h amdln r and Die y w ere uuaiMe, 10 r. iui II Home until Thursday. bauh-d set'ral loads of wood for t lie school last week. Lorain Smith and Millii 'It ! wi-je iet-enl city visitors. Mr. an. I Mrs. I-;. I'erisho and sons made a trip to town last Sat- in lay. Mis. Lot-en Harris called upon j : Mrs. Mary I Cox one day last i Mr. and Mm dren Wt-re Cov Hurt Kail and chil- visitors last Satur day alternoon. V. Coalwt ll w n-cent visitor to Ma.er. Mr. and Mrs. .lames Yess were vi i y pli asant ly surprised the lat ter pail of last week by the ar rival of M rs. Vess' brot her and family. .Mr. ami Mrs. Karl Cox ami childien. of Wyoming. They vb.it ed si - era I '.lays wiih the Vess fam ily Du n departed .for the valley orchards when- ttoy will pick fruit. The Mack While family, of Mruitdale. accompanied them, also intending to pick fruit. Mrs. Mary M. Kail was n bust lit ss visitor at Die oflii f County School Superintendent K. A. Say re last Thursday. Mrs. Morrison was a business visitor at Die county court house last Monday. Lorn a am) Ahbn Harris wen mid-week visitors at tin- home of ' ImSi- liiiiuls, I'mil anil l!o yl IV- , M.lio. I Mrs. Hurt Kail ealle.l upon Mrs. W. I.. I i ohert-son 111 town one tiny last iveeU". i Hairy .lolninsen nn.l HnrolilH lans, n. formerly nf IVrry hut now I resilient s of I onilo.s.i. u.-n. vlsli.i nK ni,.mls In this vh lnlty laHt Sal- I ur.lay ami Sunilav. Thev eiiino mil -- B'-'-a Vf s iff u Mar- -y . jrv m 0 Holler Skating: Rink For lloalth, Kxoicisc and Pleasure, there is nolhing to compare with Roller Skating. Knjoy an eveninn" on tho little rollers jood music, floor and skates. I lest (if decorum maintained ly management. REX ROLLER RINK I" - i' 7, ; TTi R-i vy, Sunday Only Wj M pj. WHAT A m NIGHT!,, M XBL witi, Kyi EDNA MI RPHY! RAYMOND SIcKEE! p1 K,n,)'-,'an,s I Out" "Tarwin the MnMy" -i EclRar Hire r2 burroughs Story. A. A Also V jw'2" "la-ecdof the Sunset" f and Comedy thflr blcyclei. William I trow 11 it ml xon. Hill, wt'iM litiNliit'KK visitor In (own niic day last week. Si r. ami M I . A . l 1 n urn tit , of tin Mine t'one llillhir tftntlon. are Intvimra nic new i-oat of paint Mit on their ri-flhlencc. ! Mr. ami Mi. V. W. Midden re 'eently vlsiit il friend in town. ; M rti. .lor Hint! h ami daughter, 1 Mis Krniu-in. w ere jthoppini,' In town last Satunlny. Mis. M. l'erlsho called upon Mrs. Mary K. Cox last l-'rtday. Mi and Mrs. Hopkins visited Mr. and Mr. A. Mlnyhu-k one day the latter part of the Week. i Louis MatliFon had as weekend I quests his friends. Marry Julian st n and llarohl Hansen, of I 'on- ' tbisa. j (jliidam: o.vt wiriimtAw ' I'KNDI.KTUN, ttre., Oct. t .t (A. ' 1'.) Tint) tlurdiiiie. republican I nominee for rmatlllu i-ounty slier- iff, will not withdraw from the race follow hit; the death of his ; wife, (ilirdatie has not bi-etl active! in till, campaign for seeral weeks. ' CM XI 111 IS I.I V (;i:itMY , i ( H .nc n i-: i i . i i :t m-i- Clarence l, Cha inberlln, American trans-Atlantic flier who is visiting lOuropeau aviation st at ions, landed at Cologne at 2:1U p. in., en rouie to Merlin from Marls. ! REPORTS SAY DAMAGE DONE TO ZEPPELIN (Continued from Page 1) ! disturbance north of the Azores by following it course to the south along which favorable trade winds i - - H 7) 3 O i '-i'.U Z L I ml I'M ill. I the l?-cyllnder motors III speedillR t lie ship. ' ill Lakehurst is reached by noon Sunday t he airship w ill have ie , quired S? houis lo complete the ( transatlantic voyage. It tsesttniat ted that by taking a southerly route. jtliH airship would have flown ft,4im ' miles, some 4.IHMI of which will In i ver the AtlnnMr. Afit-r the crnft passed l''unchal, island of Madeiia, at X::to u. in. yestel-day. L'.Miii miles ' iivi'i- water lay ahead of the air ship before llerniuda should be i. ached ami then another s'i miles i needed to br covered before Die ship could be brought down at th i Lakehurst ulr station. The last word from Die airship vest t i day w as pick' d up by the Chatham, Mass., station of the Itndlo Murhm corporation at 7 p. in. It read: "Three hundred and thirty miles west of Madeira. Altitude 1.4""'. Seventy live miles per hour. Went her good. 1 1 emit n if lor Iter muda. Kxpect arrive Sunday noon, if weather continues. All well, "Craf Zeppelin." WK HI I Y FOIl T F.SS K SKl.I. FOIl 1JICSS 1SLAZERS lOveepDonal values fancy plaids, all .tthtttles and cdbir coinldnaDons. SlrlcMy ;lll wnol ultd heavy weights- $3.95 - $ 1.95 t : -.i i-ii rin. ii.rinis ?G.95 MEN'S WAIST OVERALLS W. II made; copper- rivet. I; heavy Wt-;;ht; Jill siz.-s- - $1.00 MovYork StdiIIZ Destroyers f High Prices 3 UiltJ'-IA Opposilo Molinenka tup's Mi AKKit s i:a i i:hs 1 1 SUM' f(H'N (111 111 HlOM kind of dfts to st mi n Shaker sweater, with lis IiIk whi hi (.-oil n r ami ttimciilciii pmkcls. Ami Imagine bclnt: ablc lo m-t tlicilt now In the popular while, nil, or burr olors for only K I, Til, or iH-avy navy blu- .shaker wllh knit -In pockets nml tin all wool label, Tor n:l.7l We blue (belli al llieso price- nml a lai'Kc siiH-k. In fact ll Is Hie iiumhcis of llicui (bat ( sell thai helps nriikc our price on them his-slbh-. And then, if roursc, like cwr.Dhlnjr. else, they arc oul where ou can find Ihein nml try (hi in on by ynui-sclf. TiiiiIkIiI nriiT Ihc store Is clotcil we'll put In a window of llifM swcaler-4 so yoil eiiii come by titer Sunday or the fir! part or i be wci-k nml -co Ihclll. MIMMMMI It "vof swi: nv m:hvi; YOlltSl'MF" W A 3ir.it I.AniKSri: (IIIAV A I. AN iiai.i:. I'dlili HTIMII.IMI ci.ai in; ;il.UNiVATi:it III tin- ii i.li'l i"! fill rnvt Today "The Perfect ti Ml 1 SHOES'HO$IERyI K ' r-li.n. mil ft 'i v TI SWEATERS For Infants Children Misses Every One of Good Quality ; Every One. at Low Pi kes In all the new colors. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Heller Merchandise --- Lower Prices j i I I ! I SUNDAY Only WHAT A JOKE! j She believed him to be a Hindu Prince until two other H i n d u s nunc, then a comcdv tilled with laujrhs ! tm i 1 ':-i-r"f"ir- ' L - flK-TLl- M,mfm MY FREN0 m INDIA" Galloping Ghosts Today Then Gone Forever "THE STREET ANGEL" Janet Gaynor ' ' Charles Fan-oil The Stars of "7th Heaven" Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Pag? few f.ay as Spring The ifaycHt show Colleen b nar- !! m' ' r 17 -m - r it m n .. i w'hon this charming liootleKKeress poses as suhsli- nationalbilc hride-to-he for a man -picture 0,1 ''s wedding night ! ... I leers. Crime' 4 x;"vs, .-v iita--iVir-r I'l" iiiift. ksi. 'Ja . IT'S, v FRANKIIW PAMGLJ nj I.IM0k MM3 I'athc Review. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY ever save Inn galore she'd neer seen before to escape the ret enue of- 'H'''1-',1"'' y-iMU.H"--'lH Bf-'T-n Mellubtful. till New mk llu. l,e to II when H tan a- the ii at musical eoiiltiM. Now ou it ami hear lln I'lichaiilln r no loitlc all im-r attJihi. And Pathc News. Comedy "Is Everybody Happy"