La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 11, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, April 11, 1920. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDEj OlfoA '0 Pa'e F! Local News In Brief 700-Mllc Trip, Six Jails I Clerks Meet Two La Grande boys, Walter I Thirty members or the Clerks' Ford, J2, and Edwin Hall. 13, trav- j Union met last night at The Tog eled 700 miles since Apr. 1, slept eery, " with President . Jesse And-. In six Jails, and are now back in j rews. Applications for seven new this city, one awaiting a hearing members were prosented. It p'as before the Juvonlle judge. The i unnouuced that a commltteo to so other boy, Valter ford, hus been licit meriibershlu will be appointed turned'iover to his parents, the po- soon. The union will meet again lice report. ,The two boys left here on Apr. S for Baker, .'where they were taken la jail and La Grande notified. The boys, were returned hero but both escaped before they arrived at home and went to Port land, Hiding- the, blinds, - Ik Port land they again were placed in Jail, police here report, and then re leased and -started backto'I.a ffb julls In Tho Dullca, Umatilla nnu I'onuieioii, iiiiuiiy winuintr ui in tho city prison horn. Through out the 10-duy adventure, neither boy hud a cent of money. next Wednesday. KucovcrliiK' from Opera tii - Mine Judith Suodgruss, daughter of Mr. and Mr; J, G. finod.gras. of -this' city, 'who underwent an appendix operation 8iuuty at the Qrando Hondo hospital, U yetting along nicely. - . ' " ' SellliitfTkktHB 1 R. Huie, chairman of the Spanish American war veterans fluff dance, to bo held May 1 at Zuber hull, hus appointed the fol lowing to assist In the sale of tick ets: H. 1 K. Coolldge, for the chamber of commerce; Hugh K. i gjtrudy, for the American legion; K. it.' nuron. lor me national guard; H. E. Myers, for the Knights of 1'ythlan; I'uinum Yeck, for the Odd Kellows; H; J. Hitter, Tor the Elks, and George J. Htuger, for the Moohc, Tickets will also be on sale At Glass Drugs. The first ticket was sold to Lester Musterton, of the O.-W. office force. The proceeds from (tho dance will be used to pur chuso a set of colors for the Vet erans and It is expected that the colors will appear liero for the first time during tho Memortul day parade. Convention' Sidelights To Have Contest Khali we let tin- Ltakcr Sunday .aWiool get ahead of us? Well, we A man whose hobby is raising tulips Is Arthur Molesworth, of Portland, who Is in l.a Grande at tending the Masonic conclave. Mr. Molesworth hus lived In Portland for the last 40 years. Two very 'Interesting Knights Templar experiences have been the lot of J. H. Hichmond, of .Portland, within the last few yearsi In lf!l. exactly 19 -years after the time he 'was ; commadder of -Washington lodge "No. 46. Mr.' Hichmond again occupied the chair for un evening with each one of the chairs filled bytthe same men' who had occupied them 19 years before, to confer the master masons degree. an 1919 Mr. Hichmond with the aid of the other officers conferred the degree of Royal- Arch 'on his son, W. J. Hichmond. of Portland.. tended a beUer'conclave." Its suc cess is due to the good fellowship which La Grande has shown and the wonderful hospitality extend ed to us," says Hay Graham, past commander of Washington com mandcry No. 16. C. R. Wheeler, of the Baker Loan and Trust compuny, and past commander at linker, attended the conclave yesterduy. MASONS END 4 DAY MEET v IN LA GRANDE (Continued from Pats 1) ' DUFF TO PITCH ' FOR LA GRANDE (Continued from Pag 1) A unique ceremony will take place May 16 when tho Grand commantlery of the state of Wash ington will meet the Qrand com mandery of Vancouver, U. C. at dvnly found themselves without which vyua attended by mora than inh. j local baseball fans con- SOU persons. Tho temple was built !,i,ier Grande fortunate to sign by Masons and all Masons now hlm uli j ls not ,,, trat cluiu, strive to follow tho symbolism i of ;oop(IM0ll ol present as cold weath- .. . u Ul " !er in- Idaho this spring has pre- "Nowhere could we have been entertained 'ut . a. more, delightful vented hlm working to any extent. Knowing this, the local fans ure not expecting him to burn em over banquet and reception than that ot , , . , u;,,: " i.., , Vi, ...... In mld-eu8on form next Sunday. , lust night.'' whs the expression ot several in commenting on the "big Htokke hus a squad of arountl !0 nieetiug. Telling St the ' work of tho Blaine. Wash.; when the colors oflsoelal function of the four-day llvera llned up and expects to give iiiuq. ui nit-ill a uiiamc ,i .,.- I Sunday game, which he will use .. - a xauim ti,t utluitlni, llwi tenili Knights Templar, l'"red A. lnman, !... .. .. ui-. i,,.,. outgoing It. K. grand commnndcr, I ., , of Portland, told of the servlcu of ." .', i ' the order to UoU and to humanity. I Three years ago La. Grande' only giving us Illustrations of the serv.had hulf a doien ball players Uv. Ice the sponsoring by the Knights ing here but this has all changed of tho De Moluy-und the Order of land at -present, two strong teams Hulubow for . girls as part of the j could be .recruited here,' Stukke work of servicing and guiding thu lis very milch pleased with develop- youth. , monts as He anticipates that evory The square, the luveler, tho n" nRV0 10 "nl louln plumb line and the apron, all Ma- tlio United Stutes and of Oreut Britain ' will be exchunged as a token of tho goodwill existing be tween tho two nullona. The cere mony' will be part of the program of the Masonic conclave which will bo held in Uellinghuiu, Wash., at thut tlmo. . - - ... TJib big and beautiful blark alld white silk Knights Teniplan ban ner which decorated the wull of the bull room of the Hucajawea Inn lust night during tho Knights' bull, was made by Mrs. Soule. of Baker. Mrs. Soulo mude it entirely, even to the exquisite embroidery with the name of the Baker command-' ery and number. Mr. and Mrs. Soule attended the bunquct and dunco last night, returning to their homo this morning. George Downey, of I.ongvlew, Wash., attending the conclave hero, says on Kaster Kunduy this year lb-turns Homo Mrs. Evelyn ' Hoaenbaum re turned to La GralnUe this morning after five weeks spent In Califor nia and Utah, and reports a won derful trip. She visited Holly fcood,jl.os Angeles, San Krunclsco nnd other cities ill California, also going 'to the Mexican border. She f.mmli flowers in Uloom in lire southern . state. with uniforms and SO who didn't have uniforms and the whole 6G of them went to church. There Is no commandcry thero and It was all Indication of tho appreclutlou of their work that they should bo interested sufficiently to do thut. hould tuy not!" firmly declares ?",.". ' ,,,, T.,tar livery nuj uiiu s' 1 WUIOV IM . Flint Methodist Sunday school. Kor the Methodist church of Baker hus Just recently challenged 'Its neigh-' boring city Sunday school to an at tendance contest which Is to begin next Sunday and continue for eight' weeks. In view of this fuel no duy is to be fine enough to lure any member awuy Into the hills and uwuy from Sunday school, contes tants say. At the close of this pe riod of friendly rivalry the two organisations" will picnic together: ut some spot between La Qrandu und Ihikeiv- :. ,; , I . "This Is tho best conclave I liuvc ever attended In Oregon," suys H. Wayno Stannurd, ot Brownsville. and he ought to know because he has been- attending tho Masonic conclaves for tho laat ten years ''I like your city, nnd the enter tainment' which has been given the men and their wives lias been won derful." -., . . ., '' Mr. and Mrs. Merton Kiddle. 6f Island City, and Mr. and Mrs. Hull, of La Grande, culled on Dr. Young son, 'grand orutor, during his at tendance at tho conclave hore. They, are mends of Dr. Youngson, who is also pastor of tho Koso City Mettfodist church in Portlund. ' Senator und Mrs. Colon It. Kber hurd, entertained ut dinner Tues duy evening ut their homo, honor ing Sonator and Mrs. .Dunn,, Mrs. Fred . Wagner, of 'Ashland, Mrs. Kred Kiddle and Senutor Kred K. Kiddle, of l.a Grande. Mr. and Mrs.. Dunn and Mrs. Wugner came here from Ashlund by automobile. They had to drive steadily for two days to arrive at the conclave, They are the 'farthest away delega tion In Oregon. , sonic symbols, ore used in the work representing the square, of virtue, the plumb lino of rectitude, as the Blue lodge symbols were described by Herber.L. Toncy, high priest or the Koyul Arch Masons und jun ior grand wurden. of McMinnvllle. The building una completion of the temple represents the work or God. Kuch day a new stone Is added to tho building of t ie temple until the time- of dedication .. arrives, which hi human life la symbolic ot the dayj or judgment. , , ' Kdward II. Ilcaty, retiring grand master oi tno ttoyui anu bcicci siu- mill In crati the first string line up and then keep fighting to stay I ent conditions, they fuvored grunt- used five yours. and, although still good for fatigue duty, wore hardly presentable In first, class competi tion. Me said that tho post already has 66l) iu a fund for this purpose but that nearly 1.000 mora is necessary. Ho expects about 9&i)0 or more from the carnival. Commissioner Hill actively op posed tho Idea, believing thut carni vals are not desirable, but the com mission finally acquiesced to tho legion's request. Tho legionnaires said that the. carnival Intended to come hero. Anyway and that' tho I legion should bo allowed to reap I part of (ho! financial benefits In-! steua Ol.ficuing ino mninui tunv all of thri proceeds out ot town. . Tells- of l30 Plans -. . Mr. IUrhardaon also slated that the legion would not.oonslder spon soring a carptvaf next year. Tho 1HS0 convention iil bo hold In Eastern Orgoo-r-Baker nr 1'endlo- Jon ho said, ,urin w'th new unl orms, the luoal iiost will havo no financial problem nxt 'year In ref erence to attendance at the annual meeting., i ' . Both Commissioner I'lnyle and Commissioner Melville stated thut they did not thoroughly approvo of carnivals but, considering proa- on the team, '. MUiny liiflcMcrA For 'example, there ore eight In fielders, all living In Union coun ty, who, have played seml-profes-sionul, college or pi-ofessionul buso- bull. Ing tho legion request this year. To Put Guard ltalU Tho- commission discussed dun gerous hills In 1m a inn do, Includ ing O nvonue,: Pennsylvania ave nue. Sixth street and others, and finally authorised tho city man- Spud Helms,- Stnkke and Tex ,. , urii mii. n, a pro Knight were with the Pirates last tectlon to motorlBts. The guard PUMPING PROCESS MAY SOLVE PROBLEM year and their value. Is known here.' Ai collegian who hopes to break ' into tho lineup Is Russell MuKennoij!', snappy Orungemun, Who did not return to O. S. C. this ui.clx, , Ha la n mrniid baseman. sons: spoke, stressing as did tho Another ! second, wicker here la Marsh ror rooms at Jefferson, ami otners, me vaiue oi miisonry anuK11(f who played with the Kugcno unestput. Its foundation resting on Christ und . ' w the fut Wlllumetto val- ..' , Bus-Byiv.esier,. oi iima rulls aro to be placed wherever the street Is h,old to be, dangerous. Bills for tho nidpth of March, In thte .aiiujuntipf 4,0'l.9'), , w.-ro oiiilorvd' iMil.' 'A rooming house lldense was grnlltod to Mrs. M. O. forces, persuing.' It baa been sug gested, would brine to (lie ambas sadorship much of tuQ esteem and respect enjoyed by tho lata diplo mat. .. ! , " Among tho more Important dlp lomilo posts at which changes arc expected are Rome and Tokyo. The administration -has other work in prospect for Henry P. Fletcher, ambassador to Italy, who Is a "ca reer man," but there has been no indication where he will be as signed. Ambassador Charles Mac Veagh, America'! representative In Japan, has expressed a desire to teriplnato his services with the gov ernment, and there nave oeen in dications that he might be succeed ed by John Van A. MoMurray. now minister to China, which In turn would leave another vacancy at. post of Importance. . v,. -. In South Amorica. changes are expected In Peru, whero Alexander P. Moore Is now ambassador, and in Chile, whero the United States Is now represented by William A. Culbertson. Regarding South and Central America as tho first trench ot American foreign relations;' Mr.' Hoover Is particularly anxious to build up a strong and eftlclont ser vice there. ', . HOOVER WONT COMMIT 8M,F , WASHINGTON, Apr. II (AP) president Hoover told a sub committee of the senate agricul tural commltteo today that he could givo no off hand -opinion :on tho National Grange's proposal for an export bounty plan In the proposed agricultural relief bill. . . - BUTCHER SOUGHT i IN MURDER CASS (Continued from rage 1) Davis left tho house with Bernard following a heated quarrel between; the two, , The couple took with, them. It was learned, a consols' radio, serial No.' 102, 207, recently rented from local radio store. by the. young woman. V JABY'S COLDS j IT .are toon "nipped in the bed" without "dosing" by naeof US'. Q. ITMUti Jm tw rr. : I Across from Bohnenkamp'l .. IK.S TlttS . Puro silk with wool flllem-r-a wide variety of patterns and colors. . -, i Hoe Our Windows. 12v and VMi Chrisilunlty. John Campbell, ot Spokane, rep resentatlve of the grund muster oJ' the Grand Kncampmnt, spoke. ot' the definite pollciett ot Masonry,, iiu eluding protecting the 'innocent maiden, the destitute widows and 01-phantt' in keeping with the Christ lun precepts. "We have principles of putrlo molality," Mr. Cochran said who... to do tho receiving, and Red Alex he Introduced Dr. W. W. Young ley leugue. Mld-Uolumbla league, , Is -among those available for third buse and C. Moore and Myrlck, buth from Spokane, pln'ycd Infield positions in' the fast' Spokano city" league.' Besides these men thero nro sev eral others who hope to breuk Into tho lineup. . , ' " ' - Murchlsou, of Cove, Is expected OTHER CHANGES ARE EXPECTED IN DIPLOMATIC CORPS - - -i , .- 1 -.. (Continued from rage One) . (Continued from ?age 1)-, son, of I'orllunU, grand oratoi. whoso subject wus "The President pf the United Stutes.". "It Is my opinion thut the Unit ed ' Stales ot Amerlcu hus never hud a president ns great und un well qualified as Herbert Hoover," Dr. Yoitngson said, lie asked Fred K.. Kiddle, slute senutor, to stand flclency . of farming Is one of thi big problems of ugrk'ulturo," ho suvo- . AS un illusl ration of tho inilor-tUB (no ,)t.rsoiinl represenlutive , of tunce ot scientific fmmlng nnd. president Hoover. Then the entire technical ItliqwiedKe of tho silbjecr. ,.-ow d stood in honor of Mr. Hoo- Dr. .Powers mentions the cuscv or-jVt.r.- After the grand commnndery the Slain of .Molilalia, . A few years . orficers filed out, the parly ud- ugo mere were au.imu 11 ry lunn ' journed to the niesizalllne floor 01 "I've never had a better time' In my lite," say Mrs. A. A. Tiigd, of Portland, and Mrsi Stannurd, of Brownsville, wives or Masons at tending tho con lial). The women were' worried this niornlng ut i...,.uLr,,ut ilmiii-h. foarlnsr tlie During tho last lurry of snow which visited this weekiho was In Salt Luke City ut-lcity about 7 o'clock would kcop tending the annual conference of) them snowbound so they couldn't the Relief society of tho church. Jack I'Vrris Returns Home Jack Ferris, of this city, who has been in KuBcnc attending tho Insurance Agents' convention, hus returned to La Grande. At the convention Mr. Ferris was named u mepiber ot tho executive com mittee ulong with representatives from Marshrield, Bend. Sulem and Tillamook. The next annual meet ing of the. association will be held Apr. 14 and 16 in Salem, Mr. Fer ris suys. Charles H. Reynolds was elected vice president ut tho con vention. .' ' ' ' '. drive home today us pluniied. Among' the Important pcrson uges auttending the Knights Tem plar conclave Is John Campbell, ot Seattle, grand sword bearer ot the grand encampment. Mr. Campbell Is tho representative of William Sharp, ot Chicago, grund muster. - , ; . Tukia Position at Aslorui O. L. Cumpbcll. who for the last ksix months hus been In business in Xi. Grande, left Monday for Astoria' where ho hus accepted tho position of vice president and assistant manager of the Astoria Savings bank. In lji Grande Mr. Camp bell was buyer for tho I. C. Sun ford compuny of Portland and for the Globe mills of Ogden, Utah. .Mr. and Jim, Clierr)' Return Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B. Cherry, for mer residents of this city who have been visiting here for tlie lust week, returned to-ehe.qr home in Portland this morning. Whllo hero they spent on enjoyable , tlmo visiting their many friends and were enter tained informally. L'dwln L. Wleder, of Salem, K. senior grand warden. Is owner of the Salem laundry in tho Willam ette valley city. Culled "dean of the post com manders." is Frcderelck A. Van Kirk, of Portland, -a Jovial attend ant at the conventions here. . The oldest nnd one or tho most liked of nil Musonic delegates Is John B. Clelund, S2 yeurs old, from Portland,' Ho Is E. grand treas Arranges for SKtials To make arrangements for the "I'm sOrry I couldn't stay" at the conclave until tomorrow, but I hud to come long enough to show thenf I lovo them." said Georgo Sonuiiers. 'or 'Spokane, yesterday speaking of the Oregon Masons attending the conclave here. Mr. Soinmei-s Is tile grand commander of the state of Washington. May 1G and 17 are the dates set for the state conclave in Washington und it will be held in Bellinghum, he suys. farmers In Uio stale. Now I here are 14.000 dry land . runners there raising more and butler wheat than tho mi.ooil did. The .increase In efficiency - was dim to, Iheidvent of luachtneiy on the, farms, und ox poi'l mjthoj. jj 3 ; $ v i Goes to- Vule f Dr. Powers ut preselit is work ing steadily at the college but at Intervuls. especially , during the summer months, he works on soil surveys 111., various- localities. : ' Ho hus hud tt wide experience. Tills morning Dr. Powers went to Vale to confer 'concerning Hie alkali sur vey of the soil under way there. 46 PERSONS DEAD; MANY ARE MISSING (Continued from Pag 1) '' under, also of Cove, Is to try out. Gurliy. Oliver, Haralson, relict pitcher, and several others will bo out In uniform Ihls season, Stukke suld. .V , out France as commander-in-chief of tho American expeditionary MOVEMENT TO ; LEASE FIELD ;( IS ENDORSED (Continued from Pago 1) the inn, whero an Informal recep tion' wus held preceding the dunce. ' During the wenlng Mrs. Leal Russell accompanied by Mrs. Stod dard, delightfully sung "Spring Is u l.nvi-lv 4.ady." which was followed hy bvdjiiicpre onWr 1 T AT tTT? ciosInF luncheWT Jf nooiij roday. Mr. Dunn, . grand comman der, unnounced the ..appointment 01 K. ''H'ruce Stuurt us grand Inspee tor. succeeding Milton L. Meyom. retiring.. . Mr. Meyers, wus coinpii ' I .... .. i. . l.,,w,, .ui.ilhl nien'led on his' erriclent manner on" " "Tn hundling his work. I'ho nienibi'rs of Hope chuptni. Order of ,Kuslern Slur, who pro- pured the- luncheon, were intro duced In u. group und given u standing vote of tliutiUH by the guthuiing. g , s . were levelled. Five persons were Injured north of Bono, but none futully. ' Itescuo work wus bumpered by tho ruin soaked soil, . by! debris which blocked tho rouus and by swollen slreums. ' -. Rescue purlies left. Newpurt, Swift. u and HatesVimS at dawn to day In' trucks and ambulances. .j.' i:xK- t .Muni Deaths 4"? The death list wus expect")!' io- mount as tho parties searched the j desolato areas. Injured persons, were being rushed to hospitals at New port and Batcavlllei.' -Hospitals lii, buth towns reported .they v had f long since been filled with the In jured -who were brought , In .-from Giilnnianil Hwifton nnd tho Com munities of Srieed anil PoHSIltn Trot taio last night and early today. , Thirty-two caskets wero sent by uger was Instructed to' write gov-, ernmont'orricluls ror u detailed ex-j plunntlon of the mutter.' The conn mission also expressed appreciation of tho legion's action In supporting tho movement. ' -. ' A. T. Hill, presldont of 1110 com mission,' Inquired about passenger and nirdiuil stops hero, und . wus toW that thn1 Varney lino-expected to stop hero tor passengers ill tho near future If tho city leased tho government Held und If suitable traffic developed. In roferenco to trmall stops, Dr. aici uii suiu uiiu than the legion. IiCgiou ui Sponsor (lurnlval H. H. Richardson, also of tho legion, headed a delegation In re questing ;thnl the city grant them a license' freo or churgo for a enr nlvul to be hero Juno 10-16 Inclus ive, which would permit tho legion to secure enough money to buy new uniforms for tho drum and buglu corps and send the corps to the convention In Salem. The La Grande post owes a debt to Haleni for the appearance of tho Western train from Little Ilock curly toduy together with stretchers and Nrst atd, supplier and physlclnns und nurses. ' . ' ' Mr nm I Mrs. J. J. Lucas wero '-,.,, uh,i in iu Ah in-the collapse Oregon corps -hero two yenrs ugu, of their homo rive miles south of Mr. Richurdson suld, adding thut Wynne.' Their two small children. the only, way to repay this would 'asleep-In tho house, were believed bo to send the local corps to Salem t'q have perished also but their i this summer, Ho ulso said thut bodies had npt been located toduy. the . present ( uniforms have -bom Now Playing ! tMitSSf1" .1MTM JACK HOLT CL QhranHjuat Qicture RIX'HLLKNI ' Nwaggcringl livablel ... A' fam lnolliig lieari-breakiiiK, MMil-Uirilllug man. Coming lu ywi Uirollgll Sunset Pll.v. 5 Comedy : "WHOZIT" One- of the enthusluHtlc and friendly tlelcffutes to tho conclave two specie! cars which will take is Milton J. Meyers, or Halcin. Mr. (U'lrjflltes to the masonic coiiui lcyi-rn jpcis nsiu a.i numv in ln Iji Grnndn back to Portland, E. A. Klippel Jr.. penemt aRent pas- wnper department oi me l hiuh Grande for - two reasons. One Is because he Is such a well known member of the grand commandcry Pacific, came to & Grande this and the other Ik because he has a inuniink. The special cars will KO , brother In U Grande, J. Donald to Portland tonight. ;, ) Meyers, or tne j.a uranne i nea- terainc. "ijon is my little bro ther,'1 Milton Meyers whispers con fidentially. Mr.,. Meyers Is Inspec tor for the grand commandcry. Mi at Ditty Humc- , A number of guests en ioyeu me day ut the Charles Ditty home Sun day. They were: Miss Mildred Ahrendt. Miss Mildred Holmes. .Miss Krulicea Clay. D. Cluy, Hud Butcher, John fuse and David Clay. , . Ir. tYK. .Moon- lves Dr. l. S. Moore, Iji Grande phy-sirian-und surgeon, is leaving to night for Rochester, Minn., where he will spend the coming month at the .Mayo Brothers' clinic studying In the surgical department. Jin. Hull In Baker Mrs. C. C. Bull went to Baker this morning to attend the Epis copal convention. She expects to return this kvenlne. lolin Simmons Conies John Simmons, traveling passen ger agent of the International Mer ivsntile Marine company, passed Aihrough I Grande this morning on the way to Baker. I'sIm Alarm The fire department was called "I almost regret that the superb secret work of tho Masonic lodge cannot be opened to the public." suys Henry Melton, of Buker. com mander or tho Knights Templar there. The lieauty and diep mean ing of the work surimases human imagination. It Is incomparable." Mr. Mellon'expressee a unique view by stating. "I think if the churches would uso the .same type of work their success would be Increased n thouxand-rolil. They would then j be expressing their ideals by actual j practice through th beautiful j symbolism of such an order. It would make the Ideals which they talk about und teach concrete. The Ideals would be actually prac ticed through the ceremonies." Nerves . L were all unstrung head pained continually A woman of sixty complained of con tinual headaches and nerTes badly unstrung. "After taklnf Amcl" she writes, "my headaches disappeared and my nerves quieted." Here la an other tetter among thousands from Affmel users: "My blood pressure Is now normal and my restless. Irritable feeling Is Kone." A son writes: "I per suaded my mother lo try Aftmel for stomach Indigestion. She Is delighted with her Improvement." This afternoon CMiy Manager W. V, Crews, of la Grande, vaa sched uled to take Olaf Launraard, city enrineer of Portland. John t'amp bell, ut the ist of Vahiit(cton. snd Itay Graham, of Portland, for a drive about the valley and city. Mnfcan Macver PUnl Poxtrrc of Affmt 4 tptfial tfrvwtm tj rv foiiorte wrw Mi fVM. raKSHtati . mNinr INFLAMMATION KTOMArH RSDifel-TtTIOM v IHABKTTS What t Aw A KesC Datura health fd. Tb Hp or milk ot tb M ttiicao MaKU?r plant eoB erntratM by rraMV Ids ticHi watr. Vntkin r.a. traofdmarily rirh (it I Imporuni tmncrau sod otbrr vital do tnmt moa7 1m th proper wiurtmwt and funrtioitiDg of UV body, A nlol Umie- Not a med Noo- alroholrr. ArmM. 1. ... ..... hitfhi i.v -Tin- ju ntimeuL amoaE Uw 1 o AfWil?. laUe alarm. L ' S' tjt n'l hae bt ,tI at" II you haw any of t V (oUowinf mptona, tavntjcaut Attn to day: baUrtm,larh arhca, c roauria . a: frrqumt bnmlf f wt un at Btrbt. rKr. Affk your dfu r' dirrrt lo Tba Aml Cuf 1 Knight Templar Parade . ! : Now Ready at the RED CROSS DRUG STORE : :..'. ! i... Phone Main 4.-. . '- - pi' f-- f r- ; Coming Soon VJ j and Movietone . ,.- : "The Marvel : ' Of . ' The Age" j . Watch if or' the Announcement of the " : ; Grand Opening. inn KY. M. Y. ' I i .i:....t . I", '., 1" I !" 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I U Hickory Striped Shirts 95c Whipcord liutton and d0 QfT tfQ QK Lace Leg Brooches...:.. XLt)09 POOU Horsohide Leather Gloves lluckskin Work Gloves, Work Shoes $3.45 EVKItYTHING FOR THE WORKING MAN I We Are Never Undersold. TROTTER'S "Quality Clothes Shop".