La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 18, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, February' 18; 1029: LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Five ' Local News In Brief To llakcr : Hob Heeler, of I.u G run do. went to Bakur toduy for a short visit. Iftrru From IVliKiuet Miss Georgia Baker, of Telocaaet, Is a visitor in La Grundo toduy. MUSICALE GIVEN SUNDAY EVENING IN LOCAL CHURCH (Continued from Pas 1) t.Mrti. linker Hei Mrs. James Uukor anil son, Don uld. of Kunu-lu, uro visiting In La lister. Grande toduy. . . To Inland Clly . JLester Blokland, of Island City, returned to his home this morning following u visit at Union- with friends during the weekend. FloretH'o VI1 llui'o Klorenco Webb, of Elgin, arrived in 1-a Grande Saturday. Shu regis tered ut the Foley hotel. To Wallowa ?r l J. Kuttler, of Spokane, passed lirough La Grande today on tho way to Wullowa. Mr. Kuttler 1 a flro Insurance udjustor, From Mearlittiii Gilbert Gake. of Mcachain, is registered at the Foley hotel. He cuine to La Grundo Kunduy. . GitUs lu Town Misses Ituth and Hazel Currier, of Meacham,' are shopping in La Grande today. .Mrs. FarfctT Visit Mrs. A. K. I'arkcr, of Enter prise, Is a visitor in I -a Grande. Shu Is at the Kaculawea Inn, Mr. TlKirp Vlrfta F. B. Thorp, of Alicel, Is a visi tor in this clly. He is registered ut tho Sacajuwea. Inn. In Town Yesterday Mr. and .Mrs. Munley A runt. oCr Klgin. visited in Lq Grando yester day evening. lie works, appoluiivo by the gover nor with approval by the senuto, and holding offlco at the pleasure or tho governor. Since tho lcgls laturo will probably not be In ses sion wlun the bill becomes effec tive, if it tmtu.es and gets guberna- I to rial approval, the measure pro- pursue knowledge, Margaret f vldes that tho governor may make Davy. a temporary appointment until Be Trustworthy, Lyda Mae Hoi- the next meeting of the senate. The department of public works Hold on to lleulth, lorls lun- would be divided into two divisions. can. 1 tho division of trunttportutiun and. Glorify Work. Cornelia laly. I the division of utilities. ,V " He Happy. Mildred Miller. ,.i 522 llouo Hills 'Vocal solo, "Trees,"- Kutli "Mc- ' Four new bills were presented Qui re. ' I to 'th house, bringing the totahof Headings', "Itoofit." lkirnura, bills Introduced . to &2V hue Sajt- Coolldge. .'"' '"".-' J urday afternoon be for weary rep- Song. "Mammy Moon," group. iv&entuilves called It a week, Tho Heading, "Garden of .Life," Jean .much discuwed intangibles tax hill McKennou. t (was presented by Angell, t'urkln, Heading. "Thp Uolllug Stut)," ; Huxliat and MeCrcady under tho Pauline Lafrlenler. , uu0 of H. H. 62U ; To Live at Pleasant Valley Mi's. B. B. Wiles and children, Donlvan and Huymond, of La Grundo, went to Pleasant Valley today where they will live. Mr. Wiles Is employed by tho railroad. Hero From Kuimia Mrs. Kujph Hlggs and children, Geraldlne, Douglas and Juck, of Kumela, are visiting in this city today. Hero from Kummt'i'villc W. F. Brock, of Suinmerville, Is attending .ihe.Jtnktl of. the, state. v. Grande. hotel. Will White in 1 Grumle today. From I'cuilH'lou J. Howard, of Pondleton, has left La Grande following a short visit here. Ho slaved at tho La Song, "Uiy Me To Sleep Neath1 : The bill provides for a five per- the Sheltering Flame." . cMit lax on lueomes on bonds. Hecesslouu), "Now tho luy U stock, and other "Intangibles,' ., A Over." . two hundred dollar exemption lu VoKT Smic lU-gln provided. A series of lenten vesper ser- vices, to continue; each Sunday SfW Wrifhw ??fe afternoon .until Faster, began yus- ' CUer terday at the Kngllsh Lut In-run (hrL Kills llUnSlf Portland Plane Crash Kills One POHTLANI), Ore., Feb. IS (AP) Aviation authorities here today were yet unable to determine definitely tho cause of tho futul plunge ot the tiny monoplane at Swun Inland airport here yesterday In which William H. Ponton, ctt Uen flier, lost his lire. Tim gen eral theory Is that 1-Vnton attempt ed to btnk theplane before ho had gained sufficient flying; speed. The plit-ne burled Us nose lu tho mire ut ij.o extreme, south end of 1... (,!,, .... i.'.hlnh t.u.llu itniulfllMl- ..... i.l ,Jm i. wtf 'sinneis. to a Jiospitul. ' . . ,. Bride Stabs Her . , Husband In Chest Idespteable philosophy of Wheeler's! 'ha jtliln't cum u-loif. moil did so Ioiir svoundrol voted us ho wanted him to vote. - "Hut Mr. Wheeler wan not the only proluttuillst of doctrines of thin kind. I refer to that peerless ! knlKht, Pussyfoot Johnson. It UM dlsolosed hefore tt senate commit too Unit .Mr. t'lissyfout Johnson WUH in tho puy ot tli; Antt-Snluon I.ohkuo ami hud received Borne J IK. lino, lie wild men hud orten kcd If he wub ji killer iind lie Uenl. il It. ' "Mr. Pussyfoot Johnson lisked himself Mid I ever llo for prohthl- jtlon? Decidedly yes. .1 lied to sinners. imi i ..rt u body? Yes, I hrllied some Jtns slun offlcluls'." "rimt Is tho man who fixes Ihe niornl stuiidaids of your people, Cllll'AtJO, Fell. 18 (AP) A hrldu oC scvenk months pluiiKcd n hulcher knife Into tho hreiist of hor husbuml early . yesterday und then ran Bcreainliia: for ,help, that ho mlKht nut die. Monte . Tennes, II, ti power In n syndicate for dissemination of race track Information, had iiuarrclled I'OItTI.ANU, Ore.. 1'ob. IS (Al) wth Ills lu-year-old wlfu over Klma Williams. 1, was recover- ."practically nothliiK." "Monte and I had koiic to a Mrs. Tennes church at 5 o'clock. "Tho Ui v. I.cjf , H. Awes gavu the flint sermon ot tho series on "The Mrst Thlnm , PI... BvruU. unu x:t lit. tended and the choral society pro- nK mday from severe head wounda' vlded special music. Following uni bruises Inflktcd last nlKht by .mrty nt a friends,' this the members adjourned to tho (.,. Beventy-year-old father. V. tl. tm police, "and I Biiess wo had pursonage for a social hour, the villiams. who, ufter beating tho l()u mhny drinks. When we fc-ot Ijiuies Aid serving reuesiiiuciiis. unhd himself and destroyed h, ..mlv vesienlav niiunliig wo their house by fire. Williams had started to Quarrel." been released four months ago The eiuidlllon , , of Teuuos, .was from llio uiegon siaio nospuai lor rrltleal today. Ills left lung Had it Iff" Tariff Booster 10:C6 o'clock. Young Doheny stepped Into hirf futher's oil Industries after grudu utlng from the University of South ern California In 1KI0, und ut tho time of his death was it guiding liund In the Petroleum Securities company with the position of vlcu president nnd treasurer. The, assets of the Doheny com- pany uro reported In financial clr- cles to tutul more than one hun- ' dred million dollars. Mrs. ' Doheny. formerly l.ucy Hmith. I'usudena, Oil., society wouiun. and (iv children ranging" from three to 14 years of ago, sur vive. ''.''' MILLIONAIRE SON MAI) MAN S VICTIM (Continued trom Turo One Tho morning services were tilso well attended. Many other excellent "TvlevH were held In the various I. a (irando (np cnurcnes yemeroay, wiiii bimiihum attendances. From Wallow .Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Church, of I OT 4rrr4Tw, Wallowa, were visitors in Ut L1jIo1jA 1 UlW Grande this weekend. Mr. Church I is employed by Bowman-Uluks H. J. SU4ur.vot Klein. Mrs. J. JS. Warnock and son, of Knlerprise; Ijoii i'onklln, of Imbloi; and H. j. Campbell, of I'undleton, are J ..umber company.. registered at the i-oiey notei nere. i ; i- f : n 7 " ! Marjorie Iah? is Name Jlero I-Voin Knniw- t . . '" Mrs. Chester Thompson and baby Anions the persons In; la Grande dauKhter havo returned to their Trom Kamela today!) ave: Mrs. home from tho Grundo Hondo hos Heath, Mrs. William PIdcock, Mrs. pital. The little girl has been Barns nnd Mrs. Chelt. Mr. Hopkins liet tor Word has been received from Portland that Jerry Hopkins, who Is. a patient in the Veterans hos pltul, is improving steadily. named Murjorle Lee. Ilns Oiicratlon Ned Thomas, who underwent a major operation Saturday at tho Grande Honde hospital, la report- 'uther ami daughter quarreled last.niht over whether te Kh'l was to attend church services. TJu; lbi's mother was not homo. W.ill tliums nltaeked her and after heat- r i f An krrrrr t iiik ner severely, siarieu a ure m U.XX Ul' Wlt.lV thdVoodbox In the kitchen. been punctured. . FACE HEAVY l.Mi'AXT ItADl.V 111 lti;i roKTIIANIl,- Ore.. l-'eb. ls-"-(AI')---l.eft playing alono in tho kitchen for u few moments. Thcl ma Kaweett, two years old., fell Ho against the stove and wna severely to quiet the man by having him llo down. That IMllUkell refused was Indicated by tho undisturbed pillow. Toppled and disarranged furni ture nnd furnishings indicated to the investigators Unit Doheny had battled with his murderer. The lnvesllL-alors theorised that the temporarily Insane man tore loose i from his friend und employer, ur Ing tho fatal shot rroin un obsolete model revolver, which he had pos sessed several years. They also observed the: possibility that Do heny had for moment quieted 1'lunkett. 'iatU that both were seat ed In chairs u row foot upart w hen the shot was fired. ; . . . Immediately Vlunkett left the (Continued from Page ,1) percent limitation. KH'Ct Mglit Hesfloliii House bill 2:7 is the commis sion's plan to strengthen the "local budget law." With tho overwhelming volume of business still confronting tho lower house at tho opening of the last week of the "40 days" rcgular- ciiib to Jim - The Hlhlo Searchers class of tho Presbyterian church will meet with Mr, Slioeltan Arrives Mrs. Gustav Wlssler at:i(i4 Main street at afternoon. cd to-be recovering nicely, j-io is. y alloted for the session, there are employed at tho ait. cmuy uim her company. then went into the bathroom, turn ed on tho gas Jets und slashed his wrists with ti razor. When police and Jiremen luoko that tho child probably would ro inlo tho house Williams was in a cover. dying condition from loss of blood ftnAvryvf; Whan iftViiiiat iW- '' - t is H ; S i 1 rt tt ., xrx. b -.5 iv s -I 8 - gt.. 'o js s3 s ;, H it a s i s m 1 85 I Lender In tho tnuvuinout tor ail up ward revision ot too tariff on manufactured producte: at a spo cinl scvsloii of Congress after March 4 Is Joseph H. Orundy, worsted nuinufucturor of Bristol, Pa anil president ot the Ponnsyl vuiiln Mitnufaeturoi's' Aasociallon. Grundy is a prominent Pennsyl vania politician, having rulscd largo sums for tho G. O. P. lu all recent campaigns. confidential secretary of Pohcny for many years, entered tho llcver ly Hills mansion with his own key and soon culled Doheny to the room where both died violent deaths, Ity cheeking telephone calls made by l'lunkolt to tho home. and those made to reach Dr. Mali Lindbergh Stops I A 4- If srvnfvnffarit ' It ft UOI lllljtVK room, only to bo met In a hallway I ,)aKh ut a theater. District Attor- 1... llnhiillvnnil 1)1. KlMllbaUlfh. 1 ,, i.m.. i... ri-l -burned today when her clothing . ". f;.01 a tllt.tt. - ,. .f oh, ' mVde llcuught tit. Hospital uttenduntstiii. to nt),n(1 1lunk,.u You slay ; ut i sum mo " ""i . r i,,.,.,. piuiik.itt shouted, nc-i . , cording to, the physician who said the erased man turned ubout und slummed the bedroom door behind Mill. A Bhot followed. Dr. Kisll buugll Bent Mrs. Doheny back to her living room, nnd entered I'lun kett's room to find both bodies. w f 6 S a 3 umors of night sessions and of the extension of the session until March I at least. ,vllli ln uht, ,.upn today, but The committees stiu having &, h.. ' planned for his stay to be WASHINGTON, l''e!i. IS Al' Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, aft er u lisuiely flight from Mluni- HOOVER NOW EN ROUTE TO WASHINGTON (Continued from Page 1) o'clock' Wednesday ; president of tho Mother lodge of l the Order of Eagles, arrived in I.a ; Grande yesterday. Ho will bo here To VWl Soil (for several days on official busl- Mrs. jr.,' W.' Kennedy, of I.a ness for the Kagles' lodgo here. Grande, "expects -to leave In' tho 1 . . morning Tor Portland to visit her OiH-ratcd This Morning son, Will Kennedy. Mrs. Kennedy Miss Mlllicent Hansen, grade makes her home ip l.a Grande with school student, underwent nn ap Mrs. It. A. Wilkerson. - I pendlx operation this morning at ' Hot Lake. She is reported to be Visiting Sir, ltoe j getting along nicely. Mr. und Mrs. J. G. Hoc, or Priest I : Itiver, ldii., are visiting In I.a Visits Mother Grundo with Mrs. C. 1). Hoe. The! Mrs. Koy Martin, of Idaho, Is In Hoo children, Juunlta und Vlolct this cltylsitInB her -niolliorj Mrs; Kddle Shechan, of Seattle, vice dosen or more bills under rousid- I Khorl' one. He was busy with inat- erutlon uro the constitutional law, ,.ra affecllng the Truiiscontlnent'il the judiciary the repeal ot laws, l A1, T,.lin.srt company and before. Mx. ,, Sh.s ,lovt,,. wll ,,,- and means committees, uoaus aim . . Y ;,. ,,.lu.r., a ,.0nfer- hlghwuys huve two house bills and , ..0.,,.nv rricluls Is to bo, Dolirnv Kr. 'olluisiw The elder Doheny. founder of , the oil business which he had vir tually turned over to his 30-yeur-j old son, collapsed when he walked , from his homo across the 1st rent to view the body ot his son. llo recovered (llllckly. und assured ! friends thnt he would face tho situ ation as stoically as possible. Although Mrs. Doheny was re. ported suffering ucntely from shock, tho physician said, she had not allowed herself to become hys terical. A disclosure held of primary In terest by the Investigators lust ulxlil was tl.at following the Sat urday afternoon futile colllerence uro ulso here. Itiiby Very III ' Vernon Peehlcr, baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Peebler, of this clly. Is curiously III suffering from pneu monia, at the family home on Uma tilla uvemle. ; Nellie Neul. Mrs. Martin will be remembered as Miss Kvu Neul of this city. Her five-year-old son underwent nn operation at the Grande Itonde hospltul recently und is getting ulong nicely. Visit I'limi linker Mr. und Mrs. William C. Kelly. Sir. Newlln Visitor I of llukor. returned to their home ClarencV 3- NevNin, formerly of yostorduy. Mrs. Kelly attended the Iji Grande, son of Adolpli Newlln, district American Legion conven for many , years a.' local druggist, tion ut Wullowa Saturday night and Is now traveling In this territory . her husband met her in Lu Grande for a cotton manufacturing cum-j for tho return trip. Mr. Kelly Is pany. ., .... I chief de guro ot tho 40 and 8 ot I the stute. I lie pence nave "ecu 1101. : federal' 11 ol liorit ies that Gilbert i ' ' a ...... , . Mason, who escaped from tile Ore Tho men's volley ball team of gon training school after commit- -n no il ' - ' ' "-' " lllent there for uuto theft, bus been; , ' " , , 'i. linen will leave nun city ml " l uv.n. captured at Hlltle. Mont. Wilncssi's lien Witnesses from out-or-town who are in Lu Grande to appear In tho case or the stute vs. McCoy ure: J. A. Guskill. C. M. Hale. G. A. .Johnson, and Frank MiiKennon, rill yr linbler: K. Young, of Holse; und V'. It. Ledbetter, of Allccl. Those on the teum are: Sherwood Williams, cuptaln: lr. Huy Mur phy, H. E. Dixon, It. V. Copsey, J. It. Gui lty und Kruncls Greullch. ' .11 ih Ad.-klu Itclurns-' Mrs. Grace Adskill, ot La Grande,' returned this morning rrom Spokane where she was called by the serious illness of her mother. Mrs. I. Pryor. who recent ly underwent un operutlon ut Sac red Heart hospital. She is still very 111 but hope is held tor ner recovery. Mrs. Adskln may return to Spokane in a few days. lion to the people of Miami and Florida" lie said. "They have given us a very happy vacation and we hope to be able to come ngaln." The special is due ln Washing toll at 1:30 p. m.. tomorrow nnd t to their S street home to remain until inauguration day. five senate bills, incluillng the nia-, ,,, ,ii,. iinm K.ic.iilnilim jor roud proposals, still In commit- . j ., ti .. " !.,, , ,Ke to tl: S1)1C0 BHl pridenl-eleets have ' , ' . i, 'road, or rather the sir, again, this wiu,d until the day before March That continued existence of the , fm. a .,,, tlmt wm mrry 4 ( (,nul. (o , ,,apltal. Mr. Oregon public service commission ,() lh(, ,.,u.nc coast over the pro- Hoover's decision to go back IS is In uctuul jeopardy, and that alio- ,.,. l0 bl, ctabllshed 1'X rtvs before the end of the udniln- lition or una ooi j ui imiai ...... u t,lt, tl .111Sp0.t (.nipiiny. His del- ,,,., , of fivn Uoolldge bus i ,,i "Greystone" young Doheny and niuy oe im .... oi u o.o.i w . , ., wilt ,, i,0B Angeles. furnlsheH sllll unother subject, Tor nls .wife, visited 1'lunkett ut Ills when Governor ,'' ' ' 01 ' Lindbergh has conslsleiitly re- n, ' ' . aoartinenl. In Los Angeles. It was '!..,.. r Vi iiM v r V or," rl .n 'of ''f' Kitsw.-r questions about ,. s,nf, y-,',;, 'ilvK dlfflcullles j, another etfort to liiduco.tlio all-, n . l,". uril, ent of nubile-works Tho l"'r!"""" """''. mciuiimg ni , d. terinliiliig upon the complete lm ShSl' SlZrf eng .nen. to Miss Auue Monow. ,.,., uf ' Ca et: others service commission und carrlea tho 1 . that some of tho ruiigrcssloiinl emergency clause , .. - WomaU Sentenced Tr"ZK!nnZ PiilterMiirs Attlliiilu . ... wt I iDrM l,,,II,H regarding the Mini renei- Asked what his altitude towards, J O JUll, I' llieU $1V0 tui'lff revision extra session of the tho Huiley bill would bo Governor. new congress and still others Hint Putterson said: POItTLANI), Ore., Feb. 1S (AIM wnnls to confer with some of "Of course I don't know, und rumlllf Christie who with lo r thoso lie has clloflon us members of husband operates u hotel in Khun- ''is otflcial family. til h Fulls, appeared in federal I , llisivcr Kllenl. court hero today for sentencing on! The president-elect himself has a liiiuor-snlo charge linn drew u malnlalneVl slleneo. 11 Is explained .i.iil sentence, of 311 d;.ra und a 60' on his lielmlf. however, that there fine Is no mystery about tho matter ; TRY W. K. GILBERT CO. FIRST IiiJiiiimI Mail Hettt'r L. 15. Cato, w ho injured both h'Ks In an acehhint last Tuesday, Is re ported to be getting ulojtfr nicely. He Is at the Grando Itonde hos pital. Mr. Cato Is an employe of tho Menofoo Lumber company and ' lJli "in" "I , .i ,.AMn.1....n.. In I1. Thel""'v" ' t , comniiK-Hinn. un'ro i nu won't until the bill n-aclns un. Hut It the public i rvit f commis sion were abolished, which it prob ably would he If the people were to voto on It. It looks as if there should bo some agency to carry on."- i Senator Huiley explnim-d that his bill is In line with the general movement towards consolidation of state govern mental departments, one of which, under most eounoli datlons, such as that In Washing ton, is known as the department , of public works. - Jle sinn tl further. TliAWIMi SKI HACK that hiH 1,111 Ih an outgrowth or the KbAMATH KAILS, Ore., Keb. ciiticlsiu that lias been levelled at JS (At) PI mil plans are being the public Hervlrc commission in enmpleled at Port Klamath for the controversies that havo waged at third animal Klamulh county .win that session over telephone control, ter carnival on Pcbruary 'it, to Call' It a Mcs fe.iiure the Immest ski race In the "I do not think that this hgis- Mrs. Christie failed to appea that ho wants to complete his In last week when her husband and augural conferences with Homo other defendants were sentence 1. who could not come conveniently, to J ler attorney put up the plea that Uello Isle at this lime. there w;as "nobody homo lo run 1 : " the business If she is sent to JhYREEl) MAKES laturo should adjourn und b-avp Salem with the public service com mission Issue in thu mesa It Is now in." said llailey.. "The criticisms ' that have been , made have des- west fr the largest silver trophy in the state. ' This famous race Is for 4 2 miles f runt Port Kin math up the steep slupcH of the Cascades to the rim of Crater lAike and return. caught between some logs. left leg was broken In three places betwven the kneo and ankle. To Have 1'lnH Program Members of the ha Neighborhood club are forward to the program to be given tomorrow afternoon In the ball room of the a Grande hotel when W. W. Nusbaum, director of pub lic school music in this city, will have charge of the program. A program of glee club, orchestra and other music by school students will be given. Itobert Kakin. chair man ot the school board, will talk on 'Music In the Schools." The meeting will begin nt 2 o'clock and .the program about 2:3a o'clock. Announces Mrs. P. U Meyers, pres ident of the club. It Is expected Women to Mpol An Interesting meeting of the Young Women's Kducuttonul auxil iary Is being planned for tomor row evening at 8 o'clock nt the Methodist parsonage at 908 Spring street. Mrs. Thomas walslnger is Grande chairman of tho program which looking ! will consist of a visit to Germany. Is no away from that fact, and something should be done about it. The bill provides for a chief exe cutive Of the new department, to be known as Ihe director of pub- Prance and Spain.. All members are urged to attend the meeting. Move to Wallowa Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Itrooks nnd their family have moved to Wal lowa where Mr. Hrooks Is manager or a ranch. The Hrooks family have lived on a farm near I.a Grande for several years and are returning to Wallowa, where they formerly made their home. Mr. and Mrs. Hrooks' granddaughter, Genevieve, their daughters. Helen Hrooks and Vivian Young and her that a fcirgp number of I.a Grande I sons. James and Itobert, ar with persons will attend the program, j them. Safeguarding London At nr.e Imporlutit p'loo center In London more Hum 2011 reserve nfll cers are ready, liny or night, for nn smlden emergency. ATTACK ON PROHIBITION (Continued from Pace J) Inn man lo (to lo the saillturluni I'lunkctt's refusal evolved into 11 verbal lilt wllh Ills employer. . After the Dohellys left Plunltelt they went to u mollon picture show j ami upon relurnlillt, lioinu the seo-I rotary telephoned th Doheny -home. deiunndinK to know the , muunlnK of assertions his employ-! er made. "It was only an Impulsive re-1 iiuirli," Mrs. Doheny was slated to huvi; replied when unsweliuK the i call. . Jluriler nl HUBS A short time later I'lunkelt, who had been the trusted employe aii'l Admission 50c TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Children 25c TALKING PICTURE With Special Music Score W3HAINES LIONEL SAIUlYMORt Saloon jeai:ue. "He was koIiik lo nialto Ihe peo- liUV bejlcye; li' l),eU fire." continued Herd, "lie pre'feiied rone. That1 Is the spirit that was tiiklim the lihiee of Ihe kindly ministrations of the tempera nee folks a few years aco. i v?.. ',.. ':i' "It is thci.spliifot, foiiK opposed In the kindly Kpiilt tif the saviour of mankind.. Hirsi you can't com pel free people. Hence, tills' law has beconle.a inlnerablo failure. "Think of that ileu'iadllllt and Fought Storms, Gas Fumes, in Record-Breaking Hop ONLY 10 MORE DAYS ' of our Quit Business Sale. Prices cut way be low cost to close out our entire stock of quality merchandise. ' XUNTTHIE jyr'- .....J., -f, li.-Wurf ,.in, m , .r ... t .i.jfa. .. i i ... ...i., W Across from llohnenltttuiu'a I . '. .l Kor more than IN hue" after wind", rain "d sl, t fr'.m tl while. Merbsnii- (o".'W '.rli'"l, le;nK almost "V in:n.e J-e ti; land, Htioy ftunj' the ticerd h l-...T,.i'.i.- off from Antseles. faptnln Kr;.:v Hawks, rlulii. n.itti.-n r . p. o rok!it of hi" monoplane in dash in row th oe' Inenl. Mean 1. ft. i :e'.eb! In til" '!n' cabin. pinii.l:s K.inollne inlo Ihe tanks tied fun''-., I'1-! v.lo'ii r'l'-y 'WK'l'ot down on li.n.s-vll I'leld. Ioik d luen J.rok.n ! Il'i mimites. Here ou see ihe plucky filer, v.llh .Mra, Ilexall Birthday Sale During February " IikI lJaltinimo Port folio 8'Jc Hiillcnift Pound Paper 1 lb. ii nil llallciaft Envclo))L'S . Uoth 7'Jc Maxixe Cherries 1 II) 'l'Jc Klccti'fX curling Iron 'Ma Livers Salts 11 oz 71)c . Antiseptic pt o'Jc Glass Drugs Inc. The ltellll Hloro La Grande. Ore. . Last Showing TODAY "CELEBRITY" Coming TUESDAY CHINA NIGHT On The Screen ONE DAY ONLY 6i iii i X3&& CODy " PRI NGLE S CA --tf Cwttcdu of llamUia Ol Cmticdt of llambiQ (font ft Comedy and Review fi it-" ilLVS!":