La Grande evening observer., February 05, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

Wednesday, February 5, 1930
t?:o,r,i! - ra nTyAMnii1. TrvTrvTun nncf-DVfp t:a huamtit1 m?w
STETSON
HATS
$8.50
Browns, Tans
Grey
Road Scraper Is
- Very Busy Near
Cove This Week
Ily .Mrs, A. (J. C'ojilclJti
(Observer Correspondent)
(,'OVK, Ore. (Special) Tho road
scraper Is vi' ry busy these days
Keeping 1110 roads ojM'ii tun keep
ing the Hlrcains tn tlx lr nutit ral
channels, rather Hum in the mid
dle or Hit! road.
H. V. Severs rolurncd Saturday
nflernoon from Itockitwny Hoach
whore ho went curly In tho week
to itttmid Ihi' funeral of his sister
.frs. Kldridgo Moore who hud died
suddenly from heart failure, Mrs.
Moore wuh Inltl to rem. la the Itlv
orsldo cemetery In Portland. Khn
was well known hero. Hesido her
husband, Hhi' Is survived by her
brother, It. W. Severs, of Cove.
Mrs. J. I). Ktoul, of Portland, Mrs.
llonnlo Koberts, of Ken I (In and Miss
Florence Hovers, of Detroit, Midi.
PAINS FROM
GALLSTONES
One Dose of IVultoln
;,t Shows ItcsiiltM.
, -T'nlHH In tlio hark or around Ihe
, liver nerve art Nature'H warning.
Hewuru or gallHtt)neH. Ueforo rink
liig an operation, or trying Honm
home remedy, give KltlMTONA a
trial. One doo will hIiow iohiiMh
nnd will convince you that KIUJIT
': ODA, a twenty-year-old remedy,
will bring relief. Many former Htif-ferei-H
testify to ItB wonderful mer
it... If you. HJffer wllli gallHtouo
HyinploiiiH, give Kill 'ITOl,A a
chance and like hundreds of 'othet-H
you muy Have yourself pain nnd
ollmr nccdlcftH Htil'rerlng. I -'or Hale,
recom mended nnd gun ran Iced by
Moon Drug Co. and oilier leading
drugglHlH. Adv.
Save one hall' on win
ter and spring wear.
ltuy'H all wool Id a .era tn
pleatdng paltentH, all hI.ch
Priced to clone out-
$1.98
(tlrl'H and boy'n HWeatt-rH
Joit'jf wool, plain coloi-H and
HtrlpeH, nice und warm. To
clono out
98c
Men'M and women'H Hweat
cih, all wool, heavy Hhuker
1c nit In tin; wanted colors.
VuIuvh to 1 1 11. 0u. to close out
$2.98
Heavy
gloVe.H.
ted Wtlsl
pair for
25c
New York Store
K7
Sl KVK I l(rh
mi v.i nut t
,. Mil V PSi---
Location ur wli"l li't'.'ititm is
a tiviiKMiddiis asset.
The ildliiienkaiiip funeral homo is
readily accessible from all suctions of
the community.
With us, every factor, from import
mit considerations such as location
down to the most insignificant detail,
is given thoughtful consideration.
BOHNENKAMP
FUNERAL HOME
S!3 AT
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MARKET NEWS
CHICAGO
Open IIIkIi Low Close
.Unr .-...1.IAM0K l.in-74 I.MK I.H(i8K
Mil)- I.I0HJ4 LSI I.IHVi l.mKeK
Inly - l-illMOft 1.20', l.'J0',
n' i,a;iM,j i.aiy. iatj i.aii y.
l'OKTA.D WIIKAT
Ojicii IIIkIi Iiow Close
Miir. - I.I ty, I. IS I.I 171 1.15
.My I.I7! I.IHM , 1.1 7 Ji J.I7(i
I July 1.1HJ4 I.IK', I.IK'4
scil. I.IH',6 l.iuy, I.IHJi I.IK!4
Funeral NorvieeH were hern
at the ItuiitlHt church Haturduy af
ternoon 1 or .Martin O. Jim-sin, Of
Mlnuha, who died at the Kntor
prlso hospital Jan. .'10, lie wuh horn
In Marl un counly, Iowa, In August,
1X70 and came to Oregon the Hum
mer of 1HX0 with his punnls, Mi',
and .Mi'H. J. W. llnrsln. . Jle lived
jut Covu for a nuniher of yeurH und
I wuh married to Miss Molly Peal,
i daughter of .Mr. and .Mih. Ii. F.
Peal, of Cove, In Juuu. To this un
, ion wuh horn one Hon, Franklin,
who survives him. Jlls wlfo passed
away In February, I'Jh'J. JLiesido
hin son. ho )h Hiirvlved hy one sls
tcr, MrH. Cora Oooer, of Tiirlock.
Cut., throe brothers, Fred and
Clyde Hat-sin, uf iintorpriso and
I 'Yank llurslii, uf Kan Francisco,
Oil.
Miss Dorothy .Ml I In, a student nt
Whitman, 1h spending her vacation
at home Willi her put-en In, Mr, and
Mih. J. K. MlllH.
Mr. and Mih, Jas, : Harris who
wore here Innt week for tint fun
eral of their grandmother, M is.
Amanda UarriH returned lg their
home, in Vukiinu, Wash., a feu;
days ugo.
Desmond Fulp, of Wuldporl, wuh
here lant week for tlm funiTal of
his fullwr, Jan. it. Fnlp. lie vlaited
hin mot her, Mih. Joliu Valentino
white here,
Mr. and Mih. ('"Ivin Wrljchl, of
Perry, were Kiie.ilH at iho homo of
Hair parcntH hunt week, Mr. and
Mih. Karl Hung nnd Mr. und Mih. ,
John Valentine,
Mr
and MrH. 'IC. IiVlbhdte have
niuveil from Iho .houHu belonging
to A. M. Daniel by the Mel hoiliHt
clittroh to a houNe bidonglug to
Mrn. Mllian Allen on tho Canyon
road.
The KlrlH baHketball leant will
Iiliiy Klgln ut Klglu Monday ev'
nlng. The boH will go to North
Powder for a garno Krlday eve
ning. Mrn, Kola Marlln who teaeheH nt
llllgard came homo to Hpeud the
weekend wil h her mother, Mrs.
NYllio Martin.
MIhh HeHH Krlley Ih quite ill at
iter homo here.
There are Mill many punch of flu
and i.olilH In Cove although Ihere
Ih nearly ion pi-r cent nKeiidanco
at the Hchooln.
Kt. Pelet-Hburg. . I-'Ia. Farmer
Joo Cooper, Torre Haute. Ind.,
outpointed Sum my Duchanan,
WaycroHM, Cln.. ( Ifi). .
Iliiltlmoro - Jack. MnVoy, New
York, outpointed Tiger ThomuH,
Lelpcrvlllc, Pa., (lit).
I'OK'ri.A.ND t'ASH
POKTI,ANI. Ore., Keb. a (APV
Ca.sh wheat: Dig LJend bliicHleiii,
hard while Jl.M.
Soft, white $hM.
WcHlcru white ?1.M.
Hard winter Jl.ll'. fc
Northern Htirlng $1,111.
We-stern red 1. 12,
ouik: No. 2-;is ib. white j:i:i.rn.
Today'n car receipt: wlnal CO,
lloir'll, corn S, oata 4, hay It,
ClllCAliO CASH
Cllll'AdO, Ki'li. S (Al') WlH'iil:
Nil. 2 huril ft. IS; No. 2 llllxvtl
ji.mu.
Corn: No. 'A iuIxlmI .SI'; No. :l
yellow . N :i , .
OhIh: No. .2 while 45 lo 10!!.:
No. S wllllo .14 lo 45 ', .
M.'vrlev: (iiolullt vunc Tio'lin:.
Thnotiiy h... ii 'q jii.r.r..
Clover nerd: 51 1 .on si f I s.f.u.
Ilye: No. 2, 5.).
I .ind fill. lid; i-iliH l2.7i; liellk'H
513.75.
SI (i.Mt AMI I'l.OI U
l-dltTI.ANIl, Ore.. I'eli. 5 (Al')
Cone HiiKnr (mtekeil IiiimIsI
slemly: nine, fruit or lierry, ?5.I5
tier ew(. Ileet iitfnr, $5.:m ewt.
l-'lmir (elly delivery piieeM)
Hleaily; riitnlly iiiileiilM, .1!im. $7. fill;
whole wlleiit, 4'.ih, fli.ill; Ki'"ll"'n
4!M, $ii.6U; ImUers' Imitl wheat.
:"i.i, $7.2li; linker;,' lilneslein ei(
enl.i. S5. ?7.2'i; imnlry flour 4'.im,
J7.:in.
SPRING ST
-- - -'
OF THE DAY
WIIK AT
Wheat Heavy At
Closing; Prices
Below Tuesday
flllCAdO, l-'eh. 0 (AP) Head
ing lato today from early advance)
lit price, the wheat market hero
went decidedly below yt-Hterday'H
finlnh. Kurther dlxponal of JUih
Hian wheat to Clreat Itrltaln wuh
rcjtorted, Willi word uIho that 10,
0011 tonn of wheal from KuhhIu hud
arrived at llaniburfr. Clermany un
Hold. Meanwhile, export hu.sineHH
today Ih wheat from North Ameri
ca wiih tilack, totalling but youtoi"
ImihIicIh, moHtly (.'anadiau, und
prlceH of Argenilne wheat at
ItuonOH AlrcH Hhowed u pronounced
drop.
Wheat cloHed heavy, at the day'H
boltom level to J V c u hiiHiiei
under yeHlerday'H lateHt figureH
Corn cloned ( to ledown, oatu
nnehanged to f c , off. and .
provlHtoiiH varying rront 7c occime
to u rlHo of 10c.
Egg And Butter
Quotations Are
Steadier Today
POKTIvANI), Ore., lVh. f (AH
lOgg and butter 'ijuotatlonH 'wrc,
u(., I...li.i tlii llx.i' imv 1ictl
n.,,,,.,,,,1 ilflH uimu-n
,,, imiu-ovemenl
All country niealH ami cnicuen
prlcCH liuve been reduced 1u liy u
lolidiiitf ju'odileo conipuny. Supplle.i
were repnrleil iih uiiiiHiniliy llbernl.
lieVlewlllK Hid fruit mill Vl'Bl-
lable Hitlliilion, the I'orllnnd bur
vim of tho Unlied Htiit.-A depui t-j liy promnni for '1 1111 i-H.jay roi
iiinnt of iiBrliillluin hiih: luw: S to 9 a. in., iluppy Time:
"Arrival of over. 20 cam of po-!:45. '' Hervlec talk; 10, Wo
laloiM rcHulted In an over Bupply ''"' Miimixlno: II to 11 M5, aeliool
on the Cortland wholesale market; bluadeiiHl ; I to 2, U. K. army bund;
and alen lo retallem, allhollKh "t - lo "o'"Pt to iUlt up Ver-
iiilehiiiiifeil InVflR. were on a ill- "OH Hurtle". KllSllnh eollllllontu-
cldedly uiwetlled ninrket. A fev
earlot HiileH lo lohbern were miido
al Ktcririt'o' prices. I.lbenil boat
and roll diversions to Callfornhi
,.,.i,,ru i.,. II, .veil ihe nverainiiilv
somewhat, )
".MiiL'h Calirornla piodueo Is of
,,ni. r,il niiiv n.iu- us a result
of rainy and otherwise unfavorable
urowlnic conditions during? January
Cabbage, spinach, beets, and till'.
nllis of No. I iiualily are unavall-'
able. I'lices of these Items are
Kenerallylower, due to ciuality.
Cauliflower supplies nre liberal,
and No. I slock has declined lo
l.25-(;l. 0 per crate. I'lll-et Sound
hothouse rhubarb arrivals continue I
lo Increase, and prices continue to
decline. !
"Supplies of unclassified and or-
cliard-l'llll apples are helm: rapidly
cleaned up by peddlers, and Irull-
slund operators who are renuinlii'r
activities."
l'(lfliiAM IMtOlM ( I
lOl tTI j.N I , On-., Keb. Ti (Al')
-I'oul try (buying prices) lower:
alive, heavy hens over 4 ' lbs. 2"i
fn I'tic: medium hens 2 Vj lo A -2
lbs. I'MiL'L'c; light, under i! :2 lbs.
t S 1 '.tt; springs, over L' lbs, 24c;
pckln ducks, 1 lbs. and over, 2Sc;
colored dnelvH,, J S ii 2ic; turkeys
No. 1, :UKo :t:te; No. 2, L5e; culls,
2(e! live ISA? 20c.
( 'oil u try meals (buying prices)
lower; choice von I, I ;i ii 20c; pork,
1 fie; choice Iambs, 2 2 24c; mut
ton. 1 2 'b' Ue.
Ibitter, eggs, milk ( buttcrl'at ),
onions, potatoes, wool, tints, hay.
cascaru bark and hops steady and
unchanged.
lUTTKUIWT
SAN lilANCISCC. Keb. f (AC)
Itiiltt-rfut f. o. b. San I'Yanchico.
iourii..M i.ivdstoir
I'UinivANH, Ore., 1-Vb. 5 (AC)
-Calile ii ml calves: around steady,
receipts cattle f0; calvi'H la? Steers
I ion-Unit lbs. I.Odfti I.fiO, good
$I1.(hi, common 1.Uw-t Jii.r.o.
Heifers; g(od !i.7.' r Jln.ftC.
ctnumon tu medium $7.tHi'i J;i.7."t.
cows, gond tS.L'ii'njfl.iiH, common
:u niedhim $H.(u M- $s.2ri, low cut
ler fB.ruMi Iti.on. Calves, medium
to choice $:i.:iit i f 1 i. rut, cull to
common $7, on , :,r,o. Veab rs,
milk fed. good to choice Jtt.Mi'-i
Ji:i.:.". medium JH.&'i ii $ 1 l.ie, eull
lo i-uinmon Js.ao'ij fy.ao.
Hogs: no sales, no bids, n-eeipis
1 2."t. Heavy weight J'.i.ltn J ( a.7..
Mi ilium weight 'j.i: 'i in. int.
Light Weight $10. ?5t $11.(1(1, Light
lights VJ.fftii Hi.!"), Packing hows,
rough and Minuet h $ v. no '((!. on.
Slaughter pigs $'.i.f.a ii $ i o.o. l-Ved-
er and stocker jogs $!i.rn sr $ l y.,Mi,
(Soft or nily Itous and roasting pigs
excluded in above quotations.)
Sheep and lambs: weak, re
eeipts un, I. a nibs, gend to choice
$1 l..'i(i(o $t2. uu. medium $io.oe 'c
$11. .'0. all weights, common $s ,'o
i$IO.ro. Yearling wethers, me-
dtlllll lu choice $7.."05f $',.:(M, Kwes.
meiiium Im choice $'1.(101 $ 7. i"a,
I2"-Kii Ids. medium to choice $5
t $7, all weights, cull and common
$3.00 y $;,.on.
I.M1KIMXH, :.T
l.lVMltl'tKM,, Kelt. 5 (AO
Wheat clese March Ss 5d $1.2:1 '.y
May: a nd ll.VS'a.
SAN I'it a ncisi ( . r,.., o (AO
" ' Market N, . Set-
Anplcs; Uoif. inirihn-cMertt
lt("',;, H' uuttcH fancy. $2i $2.2J;
i iti sco cm it
:. Hc'Icli
OUT OUR WAY
Y
irk, asTAotW
-r' hurt
NO W.
VJEL.U
WHO
thelt
5omE, BODV
E.e err
HEROES
I mm. u. s . fat. orr.
TIH HSDAY I'llOlil'.AMS
The Ndtlollnl HrondeuHlitlf; com-
, lor. from London: ':.lll to i. limisn ,
of Myths; :i lo 3.-;lo, orcheMtra; 3:30 ;
' 4. 11,11 Kl101 of Hndlo: B to 0,
I'.udy ' Vallec and 'orehestra and
iflrallllln .MeNalliee; fl.. HIllKers;
0 1 :t o . ori-lieslru; 7, musloale: 7:.10,
symphony hour; m;io. Anion , aim
'Andy; Ii. .Memory Lane; 8:311.
Olympians: 111 lo U, National con
cert orchestra.
The Columbia Itioadcasllnl sys-
icln proBiam lor I uursoay toiiunr.;
a:3r civio H.-iieriory ineiner. o.
Vimabonds: 5:15. science talk: 7
lo 7:30. vaudeville proBiaui: S lo
!'. .Merrymakers; 10:10 to 1 2, dunce
music.
Tncmnii
KVf (7(iokc) 7 to : !l :3n n. '' in.,
records: !i:3ll to 3:30. , leallires;
j :t::il. CHS; 4, Merenilders: 5, CHS
.5:17 to 11, silent: 9,. concert : 9:31.
"I'earl Necklace" serial; JO, con
cert; 10:10, C'ltS.
I'orllai'lil
KCIW (fi20kc) 7:15, morning ex-en-ises;
NltC; it, cooking school;
H;4.". NHC; tl:ir. musical features;
talks; 12.-l.j. business; 1. NltC; 2,
markets; 4, musical programs:
NHC;
NHC; R:ir. book chat
Hi, brass band; tl. organ
K KX (lisakc) 5, popular pro
gram; 1 0, dance music-; J 1 : 30,
news.
Spokane
KG A M7ike) (i. orchestra: 7,
Mid-Time concert; ii, ensemble; D.
quintet; HI, requests.
KlHi (MMike) li:4fi. ninrnlni?
program; S, NHC.'; , musical pro
grams; !t : 1 r, NltC; 1 1 : f r, music:
2, Willi the Classics; 3, musical
iUUTUUKWAY liy Williams
programs; 4, 1 hippy" Harmonies; h. Infected wound on his arm treated.
NIU'; N:t.", sports; S. coneerl; 10, Ted Hutchinson drove the Stan
brass band; II. popular music. dard Oil truck for a few days last.
Oakland I week to relieve George Winship,
KLX (ssokc) fi. concert trio; 7.
news; 7 ::!(), musical fi at tires; ti,
gospel hymns; !i;;a. Haw u Hans
t : :o to 12. dance records.
KG (71"ikc) 4:45. news: fi,
NltC: N:4... violin; 9, NHC; 11 to
l 2, dance music.
Seattle
K J It (y7iike) organ; Gilto.
1 hi rmouy Aces; 7;:i(l, O Id -Timer
program; !i, quintet; in, concert;
1 1, Vie Meyers orchestra.
KO.MO Ci2t'kc) r. MIC; 12 lo
U':oM, organ.
San I'rnncivco
KCO (ilSnkr) r.. ehihlren's hour;
r:;"(a. business talk; G. concert; 7,
popular music; S:.'ia, sahm or
chestra; fi. Cecil and Sally: I'M",
science talk; ii:;to. violin; lo. Salon
orchi-si ra, ( 'i ooners; 11 to 12.
dane" music.
kkkc (CiMkc) r.:ir.. cits; r ::;.
Kdna Kischer; tl. organ; 7, CHS: &,
vauilevllle; i ti. Crank Watunabe;
10; Id to 1. dance music.
Icner
KOA (Saukc) r., NHC; S, feat
ure; X;SM, NHC; S;lf. mixed quar
let; H, Hlack Fear; HiIlU to 11,
NHC.
Ias Angeles
UII ('Moke) ;:4-", stock mar
kets; u, Nth'; B:n. Mtring quarlet.
soloist; 7, NHC; S:80, ooncert: 11.
news.
K NX (lo.'.ekc) r:U. kiddles pro
gram: ii, orKiHi; 6:3fi, string en
semble; 7, featuns; 10 to 1, daneo
music.
K 11 J C'OOkc) (!. organ; 7. CHS;
!. vaudeville; !i:S(, hytnphony: H'.
news; I0:0o, danco music; 12 to
1, organ.
Salt ljike CMy
KSI, (ILtoke) 5, NHC; $, musi
cal iMiseinble; S:S0, NHC; fl, Yurie-
aoce Mnroe. (ieorcia Tech
'Ii - . n beur for work, lie Is
fr spring fuOtbull. Kit?kvlball
lies; la, orchestra; It, requests.
tack-
out
.inJ i
MlGrAweH-l Wmm face
-Tl-V HOMSR BUT I CAM
GrOT UP Relieve
"mle., Woo fof7
SMIUE.. KE.EPOM a LiTTuS
A POfeEO WltH A I flf.aiM
pOfeEO wttv-A A
y
AR& MADE -MOT BORKl
Edward Slater
Dead; Came To
Union In 1890
; , Hy .Mrs. Ii. Tcrrall
(Observer l.'orrespondent )
1'NIUN' (Special) Kdward Slat
er, who died at Hot Ijike Juniiary
31, was born In Karmnnnh counly
in Northern Ireland. .March 9,
lsr.5, He came to this country in
IS77 and lived for some lime, ill
Illinois and Kansas before finally
IociiIIiib In Cnion In 1890. He never
married and leaves one brolhcr.
Ale Slaler, who is the sole sur-
vlvor of a-family of 12 children.
j ,,, iUveK apveral nepliew.M and
nlpoon and an adopted brother,
Wm sialer, of J.n Orande.
xhoiiKh not urrlliated with any
-lnirell he WHS or Old InthodlKL
sl0CC ,, lh.0ll an Umi,u imu-
pendent life.
. Thut'Hdny of this week Ih gue:;t
day at the Woman's club and a
irood iirnirrnin In nrnniiscil the vi.i-
Itorn. This is the annual scholar-
ship loan fund day and a silver
offering Is lalten to add to the fund
for Htudont.H. The program wilt
conHlst of several musical seh-c-tlons,
a talk by Miss Carrie Will
iams and other features of inter
est to all.
Kodney Miller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. S. 10. .Miller underwent a sinus
operation at I,a (.irande on Crid.ty
of last week. He is recovering In
good shape.
rel'iirn'od" home from the Orandc
Itonde hospital Monday.
. Mrs. G. I. Hess went to Hot Lake
on Monday for a few days of mcdi
cul attention.
Mrs. C. I-:. ICoblnson. of Yakima.
fin visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Caspar, al Hot Lake this week.
They were I'nlon visitors on Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs. ll. IT. Honncy. ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. War
ren Cornell, of La Grande, went
to Wallowa Iake on Saturday for
a load of fish eggs for the hatch
ery. Knlph Taylor, an employe at the
Oregon Trail garage, has been ut
Hot Iiko for a few days having an
who was quite III. He was able to
go to work again yesterday, how
ever. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gate have
installed n new radio.
G. I. Hess nnd L. '.. Tcrrall at
tended Ihe county-wide Masonic
meeting in La Grande Criduy night
and assisted in the work-.
Superintendent A. Say re vis
ited the 1 nion schools on Tues
day. The Imbler volley ball learn came
lo I'nlon Monday evening to play
their last, scheduled game with the
Union team. They won all of the
three games plaed.
PETE CERKAN
AND FONTAINE
FIGHT TO DRAW
POUTLANH. Ore., .cb. 6 (AC)
Pele Cerkan. Ce MM. Wash,,
llirhl heavyweight held the ex
perienced Del Fontaine. Winnipeg,
to a. to-mum main event here last
niglil. While Faiitaine out boxed
Hie Pol... Cerktin had the advant
age In so! i.l punches lamleil. H"
lo.'t his opportunity in the first
round when he had Fimtaine on
the mpes with a heavy barrage,
but the rjinadian ducked cleverly
and saxed himself from n possible
knockout. Cerkan half floored Fun-j
tatne hi tho second. Alter that
Fontaine solved th
Washington
man's ntylo and slaved Inside
lusty swings.
Ole Na,shcim. the Marsh field
Norwegian, a pi In was technically
knocked out in his second appear
ance lure, l.oil Saner. Atbtua, turn
ir.g the trick with a couple "f
smashing rights lo Ole's Jaw for
am-ceAslx e knockdown in the
sdlh and float round. p.ul Oil
!!U'Jfl it a lUhl ill tie. ,iy.
NOPE - -THET
MAI MT JEST
r?esr wors
OM Th' MAOOtH
cr.fT.W1U.1nM5,
O I 30 BV HZA SERVICC INC.
NIGHT FIGHTS
! Ily Ihc Assnrinlill i'l't'.'s
' Los Anireles Kddle Slack,, lien-,
j vcr, knocked out Jo.o Knnsor Mil
wutikee, (5). ;
j Si.'iittle, Wa'll. Tfarry Dillon,
! Wiunipci," knocked out K.O. While J
j .Seattle, (0).
. Indianapolis Tony Hcrrcra
I CIiIciikii. outpointed Kddie. Kid
W a a n o r. I'hilailelpliiu. (10):
' Ceorcio Nate. South Hend, Ind.,
outpointed Yolinff lrisli, Akron.
i Ohio. (S).
j nt. Joseph, .Mo. Jackie llvans.
I K,insas City, outpointed Chick
, W;.,er. I.arayetle, Ind.. (10).
"Wall Street"
Has Ralph Ince
j Jft SX' Role
Iltalph Ince, who Is co-starred
h Alleen Cringle in "Wall Street
wllli Afleen I'ringlo in "Wall
j Sireer," tho Colunihia ail-talking
(drama, of love and finance coming
j lo the Slate theater on Thursday:
1 for a three. day run, has mastered.
many phases: of the dramatic
field. Ho Is an actur, Oireclor und
writer.
Although he comes of a long line;
'""'"-I1 I'foplo and the laBe
was considered u sort of Ince fam
ily heirloom, Kalph was not partic
ularly enthusiastic about being an
actor in thoso early days. It was
not until ho was twenty years old
that tho stage got a grip on him
and he decided to devote his life
to dramatic work.
Ince played a season in reper
toire with KIchard Mansfield, ap
peared In "Today" with Florence
Heed, with Ktlnd Harry more In
"Mis. McChesney." starred In stock
in Chlladclphia and in "Hen Hur"
and featured in "The College
Widow," Then for two seasons he
headlined over the Orphcum cir
cuit will) his own act.
Jnce began merging his stage
work with motion ph'tures In Hi'))
with the old Vitagraph company.
Ho spent ten years with this com
pany, lie wns the first screen actor
to impersonate Lincoln and his
work in this characterization won
for him national fame.
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J. am operating."
H'm, that's nothing!" retorted
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fuH of apples? A girl would look
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ple. Nct to the guest wlifi doesn't
know wJteti to go li"iito, the worst
lMrc Is Hie person who dotju't
know- when to hung up on the
telephone.
"Poctcr, I'm continually think
ing of my girl. Can't you advlwo
mo how, to get her off my mind?"
"Marry her, my boy, many Iter."
"What god yould that, do?" i
"Then you'll have her on your
hands."
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