La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 22, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, March 22, 1929, Local News In Brief ,.wimhwimit " it T"- mil ! i i i mi i mm iriwin f LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Five 111 From Cove Al I'uekelt. or Cove, Is a visitor in La Grando today. Hero From Hot Idikc . Alcno Met'ollley unU 0. Meillera, both of Hot LnUe. are visitors In La Grumlo ut the Sucujnwcu Inn. Horo From Wallowa Leo Clark, of Wallowa", ia regis tered at tho Foley hotel; " " ltmllv Hoard Meets The reulty board met at noon to day for tho regular weekly lun cheon. ' . Mr. Hopkins Hotter Jerry Hopkins, who la reeelvlim medical treatment at the Veteran's. hospitul in Portland, ia reported to be improving steadily. Mr. Unnliior Visits J. W. Gardner, of Walla Walla, district liiunascr .01' the Cinderella Frock shops, la. a business, visitor in La Grande. i Vllils W'yhln Home Moina A. Marks, of l'orlland. la in La tirundu visiting al tho Frank Wyldo homo. Shu is a former resident of this city. To Loaim Hospital Mrs. Thomas Hefty and baby son, will return to their homo Sun day from the Grando ltundo hos pital. '.' ' Mr. Alltlr.'WS ls-nvos C. A. Andrews, of Tilaniook, has left l.a Grande following a brief visit. He was at the La Grande hotel. - ; .Mr. Hits Hero H. C. itees. of t'nion. Is a visitor in Ui Grande. Ho is al tho Foley hotel. . Fined $75 William Snnvcloy. of Fnion. was fined- 75 anil costs In tho Jusllco court in l.a Grande yestenlay on a Charge of reckless .driving. To bu Arraigned J. A. I'oolo was to bo arraigned this afternoon in the justice court on a charge of driving without u license. .. . ' ' ' .Mrs. ltaiighland Visits Mrs. A. ltaiighland. of Silverton, passed til rough 1-a Grando yester day on 'the way to Wnllowu where she will bn a guest al the homo of -Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Shell. MISSIONARIES IN CHINAHELPLESS Communists Burn Several Missions in South Part ;. of Kiangsi HANKOW, China. Mar. SS Al) Dispatches from Kallchowkl to day staled communists had burned several missions in tho southern purl of Kiangsi province, near that city. Tho missionaries were said to be helpless to oppose tho communists. HONGKONG, Mar. S3 (AP Tho local headiiuurters of missions represented In south Kiungsi pro vince, where communists uprisings have occui'iK'd. ild today they had been unable to get any word from that lucallty. ' ' KITI'ATIOX GKAVF. CANTON, China, Mar. 22 (Al') Telephonic communications with Kanchow-Kl, Kiangsi, were Inter rupted this morning and It was reared the situation there was grave. The commissioner or foreign af ralrs nt Canton told tho American consul general hero that the ' Chinese government was planning . to dispatch troops to Kiangsi, but Of '(.,.. . ,,A ut,u.,nou Af hivlmr nffl. Gleim Friiesl Is Horn . Glenn lirncst was born yester day to Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Allen at the family lloine at 1521 Moll roe uvenlle. The little sou weighed liluu pounds. Mrs. CohImvII Iteluriis Mis. Matt Coalwell. who recent ly underwent u goiter operation at tile Grande llonde hospital re turned to her La Grande homo to day. . . . Go' to Salt lJikii City Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Oliver, Salt Lake City left this morning for cln,8 nt NanKinft where they wero Letters Given To Basketball Players Today Huukutbull U'Uers und numurulH were jtlvrn out ut,un uwn'inlity In tho high Kchool tli la morning, Urn. prt'sotitations being iiiudo by Couch U. W. (.'hilstio and Arnold Grulapp. OurltiK the assembly tickets for tho O. fci. ( operetta "Chinu'S of Normumty" wore dlatribuU-U to sludentH to soli. Klrst team Muiskt'tlmll men tt colvluff It'tters follow: Ardull Krudeu. Oijoiko Wukk. Uviie Kuua. Paul and A'inrent Nivlin, Oonald Pulton. Leomird ltoi fcMwurd Thompson,- i'lelland Wul lain kit and Harmon Wolfe. Second team letters , went to Uoyd Ahrendt,1 Johny Kerry, I.elKhton Graham, ltohert Stod dard, James Tabur, Vernon Wuite and Stanley Zundul. . Senior numerals went to I.elantl IMxon, l'aul Hull, Kranlilln Kbor hard, Jay Jones. lioyd Jackaon. Edwin Klrby, Vlrfftl Koehenspar-' Ber, Cu moron Miller, Stanley Mil ler, Vernon lel.onK. Harlan lex ter. 1 uimhl G ray. Ma x Me M U lan. Melvin i'alnier, Howard SaiKcnt, l.loyd Yeck. Junloi-s receiving numerals were: Karl Heery, George Kumasawa. William Cnldwell, Hobert Itanisey, Vernon latten, Grant Strlngham their homo following, a short visit In La Grando. attending the Kuomlntang conven tlon the iictloij hud been unuvoiu jihlv flMnveri. -onto for Trl Tho detention of Murshal U Mr. und Mrs. harleK 'Moiitgom-4,lm,.Pum ROvernor of Canton, by ery. ol 1-a Crtunde. are nuihingjtno Nutionallala ut Nanking. Is . mostly deeply resented nere wnere their first trip to Salt Lake, City. They lert today and expect to be gone a wei-k on .u combined busi ness und pleasure trip. To Visit Sister Mrs. Nellie Uoblnson, of Kntcr prise. will have as her guests her sister. Mrs. tinted lu Halls und little daughter. Kiolle. of Curey. Ida. it Is believed the Kanchow out breaks wero connected with tho Nanking-South China impasso. oom.mi.'mst rrmsixGs WASHINGTON. Mar. 32 A! American Consul GeneihU Jenkins ut Clinton reported to the Btato do- LARCrE CROWD AT "YOKOHAMA MAID" OPENING EVENING '(Continued From Poge T) black hats and coats with stripes dnivn tho front, to make the viva cious, chorus numbers vory attrac tive in themselves. . "Oh tiiluc-a-HollR Is Sweet Six teen," samr tho chorus In honor ot the lovely Japnneso heiress Whoso ujut was nlayed by Uuth lurland. SinK-u-Sunif hei-self fitted into I tile namo, 'with a soprano voice for ( the solos, "When a Maiden's Sweet ' SIMeen." and for the Ironical duet, "I Shall He II-ouU," which was siiiik by SliiB-a-8onB and r'atcddo beforo tho curtain for tho first act went down. Kutcddo. gruff, seH-lmportant, well named mayor, tho part tuken by Clelalld WallslllKer, was doomed to a miserable climax to his woo Imr. He added much to the humor which us an iniportnnt part of .tho play. Another humorous character was Tmw-WftKn. lioris Cade. tho heiress nurse, who sutfert'd from "house maid's knees" und itainod tho sympathy ot thu nudleneo for her huniblo pIlBht when she be-1 walled her fate ill tho souk, "AH ' Wrinkled Is tho Yollow Cheek." She udded lively action to the even- IllK.' So did Ah No. the Chinese laun drvnian from tho If. S. A. who cut LEADS BAND VIOLET CARL.IT ilKTUOIT, Mich. - (Al') Olio of tho tvvf women who play iiiul lead a radio .orchestra ut the same tlmv Is Violet Carle of le trult. She Is a pianist and per forms with tho studio orchestra of WW J. tects was a leudlng foaturo. of tho eVellillK. , ' . l'raellcully every reserved seat was taken, not only for last nlitht, but for thu second and final ituK Iuk of "Yokohuuia Maid" this evenlliK. , , - : Miiimii itoberisnn ciiiho Thomna. . inuiiv nretly callers for tho audi- Clair I'erklns, Adam I.elBhton and j enee when prompted to action by Stanley lleswy. 'the tmrlry policeman, Muvon Yu, Sophomores were: Curl Hubert- ( Vincent Newllu). Ah No was Nick son, Howard Nelson, John Miller. Hinthcs' and his plnlntivu souk Donald roarch, Georito Courtney, about Ills sweetheurt In old UoUB Hobert OestcrllnB. Newton Shafer, konB captured his hearers. I.eo Green. Orvlllo Anderson. 1 KnuBUdl, the secrelui-y. played Packey McKarland und Harold by Wayno Niisbauni, was another Blank. , . runny character or sad mien, noted i Freshmen wore: John Sheppnrd. for his remarks. KnuBUdl und Kis- Wlllio Torrence. Kenneth Work- sluice, SiiiK-a-hoiiK's companion yes," caino In for a sharo or tho evenltiK's merriment. Isivi'ly Too Diiiico A lovely Japanese toe dance done by Jane HtaiiRo uromnl n tiny Idol, staKed In inieiiial IIh'iIIiiB ef- Grcen Testifies In Murder Trial M AKSIIKIKUV Ore., Mar. H (Al') Itnburt Uieen, on trial for the nuirder of Caleb (ireen, tin Mil ulated iiuliilibor, testified on tho witness stand today that Airs. Her man, ijirson. tils former nelBhbor at CatchliiK Inlet, had accused him of tho murder of Caleb Green oven beforo tho body of tho dead man was found. Green declared this uecuHiitlon was made over a tolephuno to of ficers at Marshtield. Asked ir Jtra lirson used his name, the defend ant said she did not, but that ho "knew she meant me." Ho knew Ibis, ho said, because Mm. Uirsoli told ol'lleers that Caleb Green bail no known enemies hut that ho had financial difficulties. Flre'i Human Toll It Is estimated that about 1S.00I1 human lives lire lost iinniiull.v In thn United Sjltitcs its tho result of fires. - INSTITUTE TO CLOSE HERE THIS EVENING (Continual tram Pac 1) iucss wero sot forth by him us fol lows: merchandising the buying and sulllnB or uoodsr publicity thut Is udvortlslni; in all Its f..irn; store mnnaBcment, und flnully.-uc- 1 eouutliiK and control, l'rof. lios worth devoted the majoi' portion ot his talk to the Inst division of thoxo functions, accounting and control, . O. 1 Tato, executive secretary of. tho OrcKon Itetall Merchants association, inado n short opening address lust .night, stating tho pur. peso und origin of these Institutes, ft man, Churlcs Hartmaii, Kick Hughes, ?orwin llcery, Lowell Stoddard,' Gerald Iturnelt, Chuiics Devlne, Howard Sheppard, riiilllp Ansell, Hlchard llnamwell, Haul Walker, Gilbert I.oven, Arthur Ktef- sense of humor. Jean Campbell, were an entertain ing couple; They sung, "When a Maiden Kails In l.ovo." Klsslnioc had loyalty und an understandlliB, syinputhetiu nature, und inlercstluB lU'covcring Well - Mrs. William Kurmun, who un (li'i-iiu-nt a major operation two days ago at the Grande Hondo hos pital, is recovering nicely, it Is re ported. J'ass Throuirii I'toill I'ortluiltl i m ...i w im li-eil Jones or Wul- lowu. wero visitors 111 l.a Grando She will bo in linker until Wednes last night on the way from l'ort- -duy. land to their home. 1 ncy nave been visiting in the llosu City. They passed through 1-u Grande imminent today that ho had re this morning on tho way to Enter- j celved a telegram from Kunchow prise. I saying there had been comniunlst . I uprisings in many parts of South- (im-s to linker em Kiangsi. Mrs. L. A. Knglcr. of l.a Grande,, Several places havo been burned went to linker this morning to visit and the foreign missionaries have tho Assembly of God church. Mrs., been forced to desert their lllls Hnglcr Is minister of the Light-, nlons and floe. The Chinese gen ii iiuse Gospel Mission ill l.a Grando. , cral ' In charge' at Kanchow, tho consul genera! reported, has nu I niittcd his. inability to protect life land property. As a result, ftlr. 'Ill llciuty Comes . ' Jenkins has asked the local nilll- lllll lleatty, stuclent at tho Unl- ; tary authoiitles ut Canton to send fens. Oregon Must Be Shaken Out Of Kogru AmUftl ... ii n l. ..n tu L-ro. is held In the city Jail today on a churge of us-, visit before returning gault w ith, a dangerous weapon, , his collego w ork. accordingto the police. cigin. , l'oliccmcn Hill Howard unu u reu Gasklll arrested Leo. verslty or Oregon.' canie to l.a . assistance to tho disturbed terrl Grande this morning ror u short lory to Insure tho surety or Am- to resume cricaus and their propetry. j Tho threo Americans in mo Japanese play wero Hurry Cortcase, : American lawyer, tho purt taken by Henry Culp; Hilda and Stella, i tourists. Alurio Haxior and' HiHIi isinalley, respectively. When they - 1 appeari'd on tho grounds of thu r II T J mayor's residence at Kybosho, they reSSimiSm, WOrCl were u center or attraction. The . two tourists with their broadly - ' j said, "Yes, Indeed,"' and "Indeed H'CKSU, Ore., Mar. 21 (Al') J l - - '' V. D. 11. iiodson, manager of tile ' . - ortlalid ehainher of commerce. SAVK -we r iarr m. ww lulil KeereliiiieH rf i'hn niliet'H nf I 1 ' I . ' eonimereo or Oregon. In an annual pie of Orogun must bo "shaken j 1 1 Uwboj .I.enm lor Homo I Mr. and Mrs. Shirleigh Tucker andspns, Shirleigh Jr., una 1'on . ,C1mTO left l.a GiUnde ror thelf " a fioiiio near llrogan, following a vis it in l.n Grande with Mr. lucKers parents, Mr. und Mrs. O. G. Olscn. I'lve-Vear-Olil to Ituker l.'ive-ycar-old ltoger Hoycr, of Haker, returned to his home this morning by himself on the train. He has been In La Grando visiting l.ls eniiiilnlolher. Mrs. Alice Hoycr. ltoger is the son or Mr. and Mrs. Joe lloyci-j of linker. ... Dallas .lacillwill Hotline- Dallas JacobHon, of th)s city, returned to his home this morning from Corvhllia whero he is a stu dcllt at Olfgiin State oollego. Mr. Jacobsoii will not return to college for the spring term. t : t Itahv Soilillorll ' ''' A baby kon was born to Mr. und Mrs. H. 1. Van Vlaek, or Cove, this nimniliK ut tin) Dr. Wondiir lick hospital. -Tho 4itlle lad weighed Kcven poululs. lloth mother uil(l baby are getting along nicely. 1 i . Baker Eagles Here For Joint Meeting FREAK WEATHER GENERAL TODAY (Continued from Paige 1) Members' ot the Kuglcs lodge of Haker itttiimlcd tho meeting of tliir, by 1,1.41 fii thu, ISkiii'ouH. It l.u Grando Acrlo, No. 25!!. and tho) Tho Holme river roso more than dunce und bamiuct held last night thn-c rect .during the night, the In Grande. rirst rise of ' uny extent llils win At the bamiiict which sturtcd tho UM. evening, .Mr. Truesflale, or l.af Tho higher water Is expected to Grande, was tuastlliuster. leasts .K lirite r f Chinook sal were given by representatives from mim The fil.1)t Hilmol, f u10 SCa both lodges. A program was ulso min w.e,.e tllk(jn ,lB wel,k featured. rsi:Aso.iii,n wi:.i'iii:lt l'OHTLASD, Mar. Tl (Af) lioth the Kugles anil uuxlllary held inlllatluu of candidates ultcr tho baiwuct. I'lt-it I'.JSln Two Handed At San Quentin For Igenernl dlHlnrbance. ill the elements brought to Oregon today a blast iof soually, unseasonable weather I Uuln. snow, hail ami sunshine jvicd with each other In Tol'tlnnd, wiilhi heavy, low-hanging clouds CI. tirkrt 'cast a pall over the city, with the Oltl Villi, AillCC'B1M oerasliinnlly lileaklng lliliiugli isnow was falling on Portland Heights, melting as soon us It 'struck the ground. 1 Klurries of snow visited lOugene ! with the temperatures siunurfng Maichs JSherman, a piano tunor of Sniikaiit'. has accepted a posl 111 with the Adler Music Co.; to do all the ipano tuning Tor the locul store. Mil .Sherman expects to make this his home and perman enl in adiiHii ters. , . 1 SAN IJI'IONTIN ri.il SON, Cnl.. Mar. 22 (Al') IVny Allen Coeli and Sainuel Thomas, the latter a A ......... v..,,,,.,l l,..r iml.'iv fni- t-n..n ..x.'. llleil rlist. ''"l,l,,1' .. .... ',.' ,.., ,,,.,.,1' ,i,.ini Ihegan to fall today after at 10:22 u. m. . Covn ami Thomas wero to have be blc trail gallows, but the Negro col The Willamette liver at l.ugene having risen riuMdly i nursilay lu 111. o feet. It was believed that the over- , , ,... ,,,.,,) HOW llOIll IIIIIIIIIIIS' nil'll'"". CIl HUIlb'U IDKl'llllTT Ull UIU ......- ' ,.,.fl hn.l ItllMKI'll Out of tiuiraiitino Vein Ainsworlh, of 1025 .Y ave nue, w ho lias boon In uuaraiitlnc for smallpox. Is now out of uuur nnline. There is but on other iiuarautint case In La Grando now. accordinuto the report from the city lualii office. It is a scarlet . lever casej. . What Itcciimo or Hie l'ig'.' Tomorrow morning's in o'clock story hour at tho city library will be u continuation- of "What He caluc of I he t,ittlc tig Who Ate the Kour Leaf clover?" Children nro requested not to bring little brother und sisters who are too young to understand the story. SHVial Mo-lings Added Interest with Increasing 'attendance is reported al the spo yi il ineethiKS now Jieing held at The llnplist church, with Hie H v. Mr. Taylor occupying the pulpit. His subject for tonight is "Self i:xamlnation." SliiKlng precedes and that dangers or high water mid floods had diminished. lapsed and his oxeclltiuli was pOMt-j polled -antil alter Coen was dls pofed or. focn' nsccndcl the tlilf- l-,.-,,, 1)r . Q, y.r,, rr.IT tern steps to the noose cooly and J1IAJJ ULiAol UVjlxltl showed no emotion after the. black hood and noose wero adjusted. About 1'ill spectators witnessed the execution. Arter Coen was pro Ditunfi'i! ileiiil Warren James II. llolohuii announced that those who not known how many of tho men ,11,1 not care lo witness both hang-1 listed as unaccounted ror were In lugs might leav e the room. About , the nunc. ney saiu u.su u.e ui l'J persons left TOLL REACHES 46 (Continued from Pan 1) Coen was convicted of the mur der of Mr. nnd Mrs. (icorKt; Mace urtiKt at lliinfnrd, on 1 e..-emlji-r 4, 1 : 2 7. Coen vas enKagcd to I'Mnu Artist, 10 ynr oll daiiKhter of the couple. Tho parents opposed the match. Coen killed them with a crowbar as they slept. ' Thomas was convict d In Oak land of killing llosu Lewis, Ne-gr'. President Hoover To Attend Funeral WASHINGTON. Mar. 22 (AD l'resldelil Hoover, vice president Curtis, members of the catilnet, anil many pel-sons high In dlplo- tho preachiii!,-, beginning at ':3U j )Un,'.n Wt. B u'ttend tho burial P. '". Uervlces tomorrow lor Melville K. ' ; Stone, former general manager of the Associated I'ress, whose ashes I .it l If Daughter Horn Mr. and Mis. K. V. Cops.y are receiving congratulations on the birth of a little daughter, l'rances Marie, who weighed six and thrc cinhthB pounds. She was born Wednesday night ut thu Grande Londe hospital. . will lie committed to a vault in the Washington Cathedral. - destroyed by the explosion, had been erected at a cost of 1 1,000, 000. Although Jt was much colder today.- women nnd children who gave up their vigil ut the pit mouth late last night reappeared ut the scene at dawn, hoping n galas hope thut their breadwinner caped the horrors of the catns trophe. Vox blotted out purt of the' landscaie. The federal government Joined the Investigating bodies when linnlel Harrington, chief engineer of the Culled States burcuu of mines. Washington, chine to the mining settlement to get first hand information on tho blast. liKIM Nettleton Shoes While they last- $7.65 Also ConipUio Lines In Other .Makes $3.85 to $0.85 TROTTER'S out of their present state of doyht V- i ml pessimism unrt must ho hrouKht to u realization of tho ibuiidant resources and opportun ities that nre here." : This first stop must ho accomp lished it once, Dodson declared, i ml then be followed by a natlon- wldeidvcilisInK rainjniK (fl more settlers and more capital fur Industries Inlo the state. Do dug n ixifnled to thu upportunl- Lies that await (levelojitncnt, such as tho dairy Industry, the lumber and wood pulp Industry, woul and textiles und others. OrcKon should have a J jnii.inin,- i'UU dairy Industry Instead of tlfiu.UOU aiuiuatly, the speaker said. He pointed out factors that should lead to this development. A ureal industry utilizing fir waste fur making fiber board Is Hearing, he reported. i Uudson said many industries must necessarily await population. In order to ualn this population he ecuiumeiided first of all Unit an extensive and Intensive campaign bo waged for beller markets, that the present farm population bo moro prosperous. This will lead lo a development along land settle ment lines, he said. SCIENTIFIC LUBRICATION Purctest Mineral Oil ( Itusslali : Type) 1 1)1. $1.00 IIAI'l'V MAItUIKI) l.lli; NKW YOltk', Mar. 22 (Al') Happy the muliied iiuih; cannibal in New Guenea. 1 Lee S. Crandnll of the New York x.oo, buck troiu an expedition, says that 'once u groom, n man's working days are over. Wife tends the garden, keeps the pigs ami otherwise works hard to make hubby rich enough to buy another wire. Then No. 1 will have leisure. When picking if liihrlcunl for your uitlo you always chooso the best. You should exer cise i ciil more euro III choos-. lug an intestinal lubricant. I'l l; 1 1 si' mim:iial oil has been endorsed by leading physicians ull over the coun try. It Is lusteless, odorless und unsurpa.'jsed In its Intes tinal lubiicallug properties. Us action IS purely inechunl cal. Sold only at Glass Drugs Inc. Tho ltexnll Ktoro La Grande, Ore. Across from llohnonkuinp't SHOKS and HOSIKRY At a SAVING as ... o a S3 ''I I w w t r o 2 1 M 1 o e o s e .1 The GREEN Market In New Melville Building. I.I'NCII (iOOHS lloine Made I'lcn and Vukv I'lllvSII litl IT unil VIXilri'AltLCS n iiiniumMm niiiujmii w Mi'yyjl 1 1 l 'II mrrtutein i -; ' 1 M''Xi!H l.l'KIBI 1 III J Oltlli;ltS TAKI.N MHl IIOMIl IIAKI'.H KTl'I'l'' ANY TIMK (II'IOX lA I.MNGSAN l SI NHAVS. , NOW SHOWING REED HOfES m II. L. STON EKING, Proprietor. ENA GREGORY OIMCUOBV CUTLER SUPPUE HARBVJ.BKOWN Indian Confesses Attempted Attack I'KNUI.KTONc Or'.. March 22 (At') James "Spud" Williams, reservation Indian, today surren dered to officials and confessed l lo an attempted attack on an In- valid white woman at the Indian agency yesterday. He w llj be .sent enced Saturday. I'ollco suy the Her Urcak Arm .Miss Null Jlahaffcy, teacher In Cent nil school. . f, l Wednesday neon and rraclurcd her right ain an inehiibove the wrist joint. Miss Ma!uiff,j- vviis leaving her home voing is school ror the aft-rnoon hi: shot iiAMrr with ttoxv U)S ANC.LLLS. .Vareh 22 (A' enced Saturday. I'ollco Al Jacobson. amateur archer. 1 WOIIlan w;is severely choked. drew his good long bow and shot gercams frightened Williams away. a bandit who had robbed bbn ot nine dollars. Tile bandit esap"l with six inches of the steel lippeo shaft. shi ns iiomi: woltK fOU MnlA. S. C. Mar. 22 (AT) -Listen, boys and girls! Abolition Kt'wi.,1, wlmn , i, .., i-l, . w e ii r r, d ' of home orfc is ruvored l'V si, .1 i i ..n .i,,,.ntr ii William John CooiH r, l'nit-d Slat ddrn.p ..-hl,.lt iv btnw- colli 111 i-shOUT Of education at the time. She will be able .told the Soul h Carolina T.-aeh. m to return to her school Monday, it association that teaching should U itported hf 1"! 111 " '-'aroom, , Hr. He III Y I.A.NK W)lt Alltl'OUT SALKM. Ore., March 22 (AP) The state hoard of control nnd the Salem airport committee closed a deal today whereby the state sells to the city of Salem 120 acres of land owned by the state penllen iiary for the establishment of an airport. This was mithorlcd by an uct of the 1!2 legislature. The new port will place Salem on the ottitul coJt air route. -SALE- Bargains RUBBER BOOTS, GIRLS' FELT HATS, EMBROIDERED KITCHEN CURTAINS PARLOR TAPESTRIES, 2 UNION SUITS, SIZE (!, AND MANY OTHERS SELLING AT $1.00 New Wash Dresses, 79r lo $1.98 New Wash Suits 08? to $1.98 New Hats, 98 to $12.98 Stamped Goods 18 to 98 NORTON'S Kiddy Shop Also Lust CliitpLcr MAKIv OK Tllli l'KOG" Fables i . i SUNNY ITALY Topics i uulhi'lli ll'IIMIWWWUIWWWaWBL In .in'i Mi'i Inn ..inihii iijiiriliw .Mi'iiu ?.x riAiiti mi rmvinff mm 111 I THK ST A It OF "HKN 1IUK" In. The Gtt'ittesl of All Air Koiminccs Also Oswald in "YANKEE CL1PPEHS"' Js'EWS m . .. LOVE! versus DUTY! BETTY C0MP5ON Now I'ltiyinu also "cnicily & SK)rt!itu r rf,--' m 3 V- ',