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Monday, February 10, 1930 LA GRANttE U.flNING OBSERVER. LA (?RANDE; ORE. Page Five ILCCAIL Morguu Luke Frozen- With tho first hints of Bprlng In the ulr those who aro nature lovers dun their hlnh tops and go li i k intr. Sono of yesterday's ad venturers hiked to Morguu lake, " ami report tliut It it frozen solid enough to walk on but that It Isn't " fur skating because of tho way H congealed. Tho enow 1h from! 12 to 15 Inches deep and tho trip 1h said tu bo ideul fui' an early your outing. t Itctiimcd This Monti inc ur. W. M. l'curo returned homo this morninj; after a weekend spent in Portland, Yesterday afternoon he, broadcasted over KGW on tho . subject of optometry, lie also at tended tho meeting of tho titato board of optometry. Iln-k at Work M. A. 1 Inrrlsun returned to his offleo today after an absence of about two woelm duo to un attack of the flu. Dancing C'lnh Meett The (iood Times dune Ins club will meet tomorrow1 evening In tho ha, Cirando hotel for a delightful oboervancn of .St.. Valentines day. Mr. and ; Mrs, Clyde Zimjuermun are In charge. Weekend Visitor : Jlr. and Mrs. George Monitt, of Ontarioand Mr, and Mrs. William Cain, of Haker, were Ia, Grande visitors this weekend transacting business. , , t Visited In linker V Arthur j J'nliuer and son visited In Baker with relatives yesterduy. From llermistou ,' Waller Blokland, of llermiston. spent yewtorduy In this city visiting relatives. . , 5- From Portland t I-. X. Flneh, general superin tendent of the O.-W. of Portland. Ik in Ba Grande today conferring with the division officers. Pneumonia Tim daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .loc Clark is at the Grande Bondc hospital ill of pneumonia. Ill at Home A. I'. Nelson is ill at his homo at 5uX X avenue. ' In tho City Mrs. K. It. Barnes, of Kamela who recently was a patient at the Grande Uonde hospltnl Is at the home of Mrs. Arthur Dahl at 270-i' X. Second street. Toiisllttis Mis.ii Dorothy Willi, daughter of Mr. and .Mis. A. W. "Wall, has been ill of lonsilltis for several days. From I'liinlilla Miss Ijiiura. Dunn, of tJintit il In , is visiting in Ba Grando for about a week. Miss Dunn is a former resi dent of this city. ERI. YCUR LAUNDRY AND PHONE MAIN 5(i La Grande's Wife SAVING STATION ST.VM).l:l Main 56 IBKDIEIFjr Returned to WjiIIu Walla Mr. and Mm. L. C. Mitchell have returned to their homo In Walla Walla after being called hero by the illness and death of her father, J. E. Clernuin. Ilehirncil to Work "W. Ci. llulleyi returned to work today after a woolen absenco duo to an attack of the flu. He Is an employe ut tho Bluo Mountain garage. At th Hotels A. L. Holland, Boise; D. Uoucn perl, Chicago; IT. H. Haggard, Seattle; II. C. William Cleveland: Tv. C. Clark, Hot Iuke; Glenn Geddes, Portland, and Henry Hor man, Watortown, Wis., wero recent registrants at local hotels. .Mnrrlngc David V. Evans and Ethel Mc Wlllfs, uf Iai Grande, wero mar ried Sunday afternoon In tho office of tho justice of tho peace, L. Den ham. r Hound to Grand Jury Bert Taylor wuh bound over to tho grand Jury on a forgery charge at a hearing this morning In the (justice of the peaco court, Judge i-i. jjciiimiii presiuinif. i to was arrested Saturday afternoon. Monthly Mooting Miss Kto Houx, of tho Acker nvan training school, gavo a very Interesting and Instructive address to tho B. B. S. stako Sunday school meeting yesterday at Union. This was tho regular monthly meeting. Hoi subject dealt with the methods of teaching and was illustrated with charts and pictures. About 00 were in attendance, with several curs of people present from Ixi Grande. From AUeel j Mrs. Beed Tnylor, of Alleel, who j has been 111 for some time has rc j covered. She was a Ba Grando ! visitor Saturday transacting busi ! ness. Bel u rued Homo Today Mrs. J lurry Ballou returned to her homo In Freewnter today after spending several days visiting rela tives here. She is the niece of Mrs. W. C. Hanson and attended tho wedding of her cousin. Mi's. Dot son, last week in Walla Walla. Biipi-ovcd Mrs. Harriet MacDonald, who Is 111 at the Hot Bake sanatorium, is somewhat improved. Plan Valentino Dance ' The Women's leaguo of the Nor mal Hchool Is making plans for a valentine danco to be held in the auditorium of tho school February 14. BothnVyrl M'illcr is general chairman of tho dance. Erma Niel sen Is chairman of the decoration committee', Ed mi "Hurt elinlrmiih of the refreshment committee and Bernlcc MeKinney chairman of the invitation committee. KEEP YCUR YOUTH KI;M;VI; the hlmnn In your raiully clollies robs the bloom fronr your chei'ks. and Ironing out Hollies wrinkles iluistens fiwo wrinkles. It's nil so iiiiiieccssr.. lax Vmmte's Wlfo Sin hit; Station will keep you iiimI your I'luthes joiing at a wry low cost calt week. From damp wah to the eoiiiilelel.T riiiMied bumMe, we linvo u laumlry s(-rlce to meet the iiccds of every- DAMP WASH (ic a pound Minimum Bundle 75 ECONOMY 7c a pound Minimum Bundle 75 ROUGH DRY 9c a pound Minimum Bundle 50 I..M MUtV Basketball . PLnyors Fj.ttittl ' Following the basketball game between the Portland M. I. A, and the La Grando First Ward M. I. A. Saturday night the players of both teams enjoyed a delicious waffle supper at the home of Mxa. Ellon Stoddard on Fourth street. The hostess was assisted at serving by Mrs. Lester Stoddard and Mrs. Hobert Baxter. Other guests than tho players were Barbara Htatt and Mrs. Mclvin Baxter, Mrs, Mar ion Stoddard and Robert Baxter. The Portland team returned to Portland by auto Sunday afternoon. Four of the boys from, Portland aro missionaries in the Northwest Mission and they spoke- at the Batter Day Saints church Sunday morning to a very appreciative audience. They were Mr. Miller, Mr. Plowman, Mr. Hloane, whose father la president of the North western States mission and quite well known here, and Mr. Keuglc. Dog License Due Mar. 1 All person? having unlicensed dogs are subject to fines and prose cution after March first, the fine to be not less than ten dollars. Warrants will bo Issued and urrest mado tho samo ns for' any arrest. This is tho law of 1929, chapter 431 page G43 of the Oregon laws and Sheriff Breshcara has been instructed to enforce this law to the Xullcst extent, 'ho - reports. Llconso nyiy bo secured from, tho county clork. After' March first tho tax of two dollars for male dogs will bo raised to four dollars and tho tax of throe dollars, for female dogs will bo raised to six dollars. . . . , KUvt This Afternoon ' . ,". . Tho nominees for the. "Women's Athletic association officers' at; the Xormat sehoolt arc as ;.. follow ;Eimtvi Knrstens and Itita Burres, for president; Arelene Byrd and .Eva Woods, vice-president; Phyjlls Nelson and Churline Iritis,' secretary-treasurer, and Edith Ebell Innd Esther Huhn, historian. There will bo a meeting of the association this evening at four ' o'clock, for election of officers and tho reading of tho'constitull'on.-' ' ' C lipid Busy Cupid has been busier this year .right front the start than he was past year In January. The. records jshow that only seven marr.lage licenses wero issued last your dur ing January whllo this year there ' were 1- Issued, , Itadlo Merllng j A report on the findings of an j organization committee .appointed last week, is to bo given at tonight's 1 meeting of radio fans in the city 'hall. . - . . ' ; ARREST 917 IN CHICAGO OVER SUNDAY 'to the iiifl. Allicrt.Klllicrfr, 1 mid j lOrliort Glor.'i wore tho victims. Tliey -orc lilllcd by four ni-Brooa who flHHhcd. gunH during nn alter ! ciitlon wlilfh, followed , n .minor '! riutoin'ohllo upcldcnt In which tho lU'groes' nnd tho KUberjy miichlnc vcre Involved. 1MIKT 150 I.N" "ItlNO" ' CHICAGO, Feh. '10 (API A coiiKpirucy indlotmrnt aBnlust' Ifiti lipi-sonH 11 nd 31 corporation! ohurff Inp them with a plot to violate the national prohibition lawn wan re turned by the federal Brand jury today. The Indictment, returned bufore Federal Jtldfee Cleoflfe A. Carpenter, eharned the llleffal with drawal of 1.000.000 gallons of altio hot from povernmeiU wources. - Tho IndictnVent came quickly after disnlosurea that the prohibi tion department had completed the roundup of a i;lKu.ritlc llqtlor nyndl elite whose operations have ex tended from const to coast for the last several years. Most of the individuals nnd con cerns have been or still aro located In the Chicago area, although some outlets wero supposedly maintained by the conspiracy In New York, l'aul. Sit. Louis und probably sumo other cities. DtiltAX IV CHICAGO WASHINGTON. Feb. 10 (AT) Prohibition headnuurtors today said t. ;it an Investigation of the liquor ring in Chicago, reported to have diverted Industrial alcohol, had been under way for several i.i nrfieinls wild the 'names of those Involved could not be miade public until the grand jury In Chicago had acted. Prohibition Commission Doran was In Chicago today. He planned also to visit Milwaukco and St. Paul before his return. WOMAN IS TAKEN FOR RIDE, POLICE OFFICERS' THEORY (Continued from Tags Ono) I oily for qiK'HtlonluR, fluid """-rli-U Mra. I'aynn lnL AubuhI 2, and lln v m punitod 17 dna lulor. J'iiyno n"1' Ko'' Imsum"! nnd fiilliT uf Hie Klnln woiiiun, exprcs Xfil l)ic belief tlmt olio llild le'-n "liiUon fir n ride." Both professed kmnvledce Hint slio connected with a gang of rum runnern. ADMITS filll'KSOMK MfnitKft Mt:SKi:f'.ON, Mleh., I'eh, Id A ) Having uilniltted Unit lie Kliot a yeung woman, Ulsmelnbered her liody Willi an nxe and burled It In a shallow grave "because she would not live-Tvlth mo." Forest Weaver. '.'H. was expected to P'"0'l guilty In circuit court here today to u charge or inunlerlng flladys Kcliardl. lu.se body was found last Halur- jdav night In a wood near here. j Weaver, whoso eccentricities had (caused his family apprehension for sunie lime, whs slute dfor a quick 1 si nteiiclng unless his sanity was ! questioned by authorities. Recently he had worn ft "ten gallon nal and dressed to appear as a cow boy. He nUo posed as a ilepuly nherlff or federal prohibition agent. i Weaver's father. .1. O. Weaver. Muskegon rlty maintenance fore, man. told the officers to "arrest my olde.it ben." W.-rtcr d2 :.r- RAILROAD TEAMS LOSE IN PORTLAND Seattle Wins Basketball Title for O.-W. Local Athletes Return. Although the O.-W. basketball team nnd bowlers failed to bring back victory, they report a very Interesting and closely played rnllroad tournament nt Toi-Maud Sunday. Portland's quintet defeated Wi (Irnnde. decisively In tho openlnir game of the tournament anil Se attle trimmed Spokano In the sec ond game. In the final, Seattle won from' Portland 31 to M. The basketball team' consisted of llnrstmun, Mlllerlng, Carter, Hlokland, ltagnlu, Daugherty,' Ber ry nnd Hosenboum. CJ. 1C. Walkt'r Is manager and I.. It. Hale served as tlinckeeper. The bowlers from Iji Grande who 'participated wero Hodgc'ns, Illicit waiter and Chiul wlck. The group, which returned this morning on No. reported that big delegations were in Portland from Spokane, Seattle and .Walla Walla. AH visiting teams and spectators were met at tho train by courtesy cars and taken to the, restaurant, the club bouse and for a drive around the. city. In the evening from fi to V o'clock n very enjoyable banquet was served. ' ' rested early Kunilny and readily ad mitted the Hlayinc "I killed bet because I loved her," he, wild.' . " wanted her to live .wltjr.-me She had received a letter fionr another .man. We argued, I lwilt my head-and nhot her four timeH. I tried to onrry tho body, hut foil down with it on ton of inn, -Then I covered .the body with a con t ami , went to the house and obtained a Hhovel nnd an axe. I chopped up hor'body and put It In a .hqle. 1 dwriUMtnbw iw-hy'l' chopped up"lbo. bo',ly, itJiless 11 was for excitement." . Weaver nllll ' was carrylnff the .4 4-calibro. revolver with which hi shot Mra. . ICehardt when he -was arrested. The revolver Iuih a sinffle notch In tho handle. DIKX AT AUK 'OF VA'i XfKXino CITY. Feb. la (AD A. M";twitlan dispatch to Fxcelslor' today reporteil ib death of Senor- 1 Ita Atnrla l)el Carmen Alvarez, whose afro was jrlven as 1311. Her melnory was clear until tho end. . Will Celebrate Completion Of Vale Project: , VA1J-;, Qvw. Feb. 10 (AT) Frelimlnary plans fur the eelebra - tlon of the completion of the Valo il i i ii nun jti uji-ri. uiu-i .-"iuu uuin which Will reclaim 30. )0U nereff of 10at e rn O rco n In n d were an nounced here today by A. C. Fair man, frequently called the "Father of the Valo Project." Fairman said Governor A. "W. Norblad will arrive here March 1 1 to view the Owyhee dam on March oam 17 nnd raise tho headh'ates of tho I Vale Irrigation dam which will! turn water Into the main canal j Of. tho federal k'overninent's first. project in Malheur counly 'nmiilettiin of the orolect will fulfill a dream of many years to Mr. and Mrs. Karl Itryant ino reclaim! the 30.000 acres In tho Mored to I'ondosa Thursday, vicinity of Harpor, Vale and Jamie- j Mr. and M-s. f'hurlcs KumasJiwa son, Fairman said. I'mvl sons. Hoy and 1-1 ugh moved to Falrnmn first began developing . I-"- Grande Wednesday. Mr. Kiim th Vale uroJuet in 11)11). It ws'asawa. was employed as cook for then known iw tho old Xlalheur project. siiiitciiAXTS jii:i:tix(J . roli.VAlJ.IS, Ore., Feb. ID (AT) Tho 20lh annual convention of tho Oregon Ketall Merchants' as sociation opened here today with leading business men present from many stato points. A three-day session Is scheduled In cooperation with tho school of cunintei'co of Oregon .State college. BATTLESHIP FIGURES IN PARITY PLAN (Continued from Pago One) Its discussion on global and cate gorical tonnag'-H. This morning Him com mil lee. dealt with special ships which It had been siiKt;estcd should not b Inehided In any scheme of tonnage limitation. Hecrelary .Sllmson, head of the American delegnllon, plan ned to confer with Premier Mae Itonald at No. 10 Downing street later in the day. Ijist week Secretary Httmsou suggested that the American dele gation refrain from discussion of American potteb H beyond that con tained In his statement outlining tin American viewpoint. Th pub lication In KnclMh newspapers this morning of the formerly seeret American suggestion to t he oi hr dW'-jcatlons reardlnc capital ships Is known to have caused consider able annoyance among the Ameri cans', While conflniiatlon finally was obtained from tin; Americans of re ports the t'niied Klatcfl propos'-d I' might be necessary to eonslruct another battleship of the type of the Rodney nnd the Nelson, the di'letmtlon on the basiM of the s-c-refary's rder remained silent on other di tails. It was also 1 aril' d I hat on American suug'-stlon no yardtlek would be applied In the way of measuring speejj nnd armament In scrapping nhlps. They would b' flea It willi on the basis of sl.e and ag-. The s:ibcommltli-e wbleh Jiad been appotntrd to rrconelle th- lilffiTont linniosjiln nn inflliO'lH of iluHHlrlcutloii tonlliiu"l lt work llilii niornliiif nml :xk I'lcd to bo Iin tty well rinlKhid tonight. , II " .is s-n.:rjlly uinj-rtiftl Hint. Enter Without Passports PUaim.-Illtiil" Displaying an utter disregard for immigration laws, 1000 pairs oC Hungarian partridges letently arrived in the United States after a long trip by rail and water from Czechoslovakia. These birds, one of which is shown In the insert here, wore shipped in. especially de signed crates to -tho Ohio Division of Coiuervutlon's gamo farm at Wullington. They nro to be banded and distributed all over tho tat. ey were purchased' with hunters' license money, r at . 'tomorrow's . plenary- session either i'remhT Tardleu pv'GeorffCH l.e.yuen. French minister of mar ine, will inove a resolution to rn piunc tho root convention for hum nnixtti?''MuIjmnflno,,hbtivUkts which I'Yahee iifver, raiirfed: ,ll wo Btated that 'rance: will-propose that the humanizing- law.4 apply not only to submarines but; equally to all cIuhch of warMhlps.' V ' , , LOGGING CAMP AT THE PARK CLOSES DOWN Ily l-:iva C. A'aunrder TIIK PARK (Special) The Stoddard brothers lodging camp which is situated In .The Park, closed down on Feb.", 3. -. For tin first--limb .'this early In February, autoVnohilcs ore able to travel the rouds. In the I'urk. Clarence Vunorder and son, Ken neth, "w.ere hautjntc ice from Ctilh crlno creek recently. , MJss MfcirKaret. Kltno 'visited' Mrs. Kva Vnhordei Friday; ' Mr.. anil Mrs. Claienee 'Vunorder accompanied' by-Mf. Vlnd Mrs. Ken neth Vanord'er ylfliteil Mr. and Mrs. I .en Wilson of. I'ondosa .Thursday. Jo(t -Lay hud 'to' discontinue hn ni hil? hay YivoiirlTrdel I.U.y's ranch nt I'ondosuiuH'tJif. roads are impass ible for sleighing. ; ' - . ;. Ciust IJeiV. visited', for several days In llaker; returning" "Fridav, ! tV)l.. nml Mrs." Claienee MX)oie ni0t0, - ed to 1'omlowri . Fridav. . . k0 1 1 H U n o v n a 1 1 x-t m- and Leon ,.,, , .,. :i.r,.u;,- ui..... i. Fridny,. ... " V i'Clarenco .Vunorder was a I'on do.sa visitor Friday. George Mchow visited Mr. und Mirk. William Ihinciin Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J, "It:. Smith' and family are on the sick list this week. : ( ; , lies ('onnley motored to linker Wednesday. ' .1 Habe Itryant' hiis returned to. his home'-after . visiting Mr.'aud Mrs. 1 J'jJ,rl '"yant. , ' ; the Stoddard, brothers .logging cam p. Floyd Bryant hauled a load of wood tu I'undnsa Wednesday. Marvin WlggleHworth apent the weekend- visit Ing his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. (.'larence Vanordcr.. HOOVER REACHES FLORIDA TODAY (Continued from Page Ono) ly were not llred by their long I rn In journey and bot ?yeetod the t it'ivs of the two boa In by shaking luiiid': all around. M rs. Hoover called each sailor by na me and itsjted parllcularly for one or two members of the "Kilkenny" crew. Him accompanied ,M,r. Hoover on several fishing trips aboard "The Kilkenny" wlyn In; was secretary of cominerce. l-'lsherman reported Hint al tlmuuh rough weather lasl week had hindered angling to some ex tent, they forsnw good flshlni; weather today. The sky waa over cast and a cool breeze swept across Die tiny Island from tho Unit of .iexieo. The Saunlerer, a. itS-font craft, hoisted lb chief executive's flag as soon as be ciiine aboard, 'Hie vessel was th-d up at the dock on the tilf side of the, key. lint the day's program callvl for fish ing In Hi" Atlantic ocean. Today's schedule as well as th.it of th' days to eoinc, was arranj;'d xo tbo party would leae the Haun terrr and Kilkenny jumI fish from smaller boalH after the two liotise boatM. sail away from tho key. Hood River Youth Fourth in Contest IUIH MOINKH, In,., Feb. 10 f A I ' ) -- Maxiim Hooper of Aldllne. Kun., von first pbinj In tln fecund na tional editorial wriUng coni'-fll conducted this year by Quill and Hf roll, national honorary society for high school Jourrui lists. An other Maxlnc, Muxlne Hehrocr of M.inneapolls, won the national fea- trinounr':'! toiliiy liy 1'r'iT. C!co. II. Ciilliiti. niitluiutl K.MTi-nuy. l-'our tti'iilHMii'l liltrlt Mi'hiinl Mluilt'tttM front nil partn nf tin' cuunlry umili'l In Hie totitiiil. Kf Vni-nl of lluoil 111 v. r. rin-.. wiik fourth In tliu vOllurlul rltlliif nti-;i. M. I. A. Tourney Begins Tonight At Union Hall The 1 first "series, uf aiues In the ,r. t. A. jiaskellMiH tournament will bo played to.uiKht at tho Union tryiu beginning at 7:30 when the l,a Grltnde lirst Ward will meet thi' I .a Grando Second Ward, r At 8:30 Mount Glen wiH play linker and at U:30 lmbler will play Un .Ion,. Sty. wards will participate ami tho winner, of; tl(o tournuuiont will bo decided through double elim ination. The First Ward will have to win tho tournament In order to retain tho state championship title of the M. I. A. which they won Saturday night by defeating the l'orlluild' M. !.' A. The tourna ment will be resumed next Thurs day night, this timo to be hold In tho I- 1). li. Uecreatioual hall iu I. a Grande. Clifton Haxter Is manager of the tournament. . . , : Pacelli Takes Over Secretary Office VATICAN (TPY", l-'eb. 10 (A.P) f 'ordinal I'neelll ; today formally I look over the oft Ice of secretary of-! state for tho Vatican state. He was! received by Pope 1 'Ins early this : morning and Immediate, thereuf ler 'commenced -Ills functions, re lievlnh Cardinal Gaspnrrl.' Cardinal Claspnrrl's retirement camo on tlm eve' of the first an niversary of I he- signing of the Lateran accord. . Just as. Hie sign ing of Hie La (era u accord marked a. tremendous step forward In tho i relations of Ihe holy see nudthcj iuirinal so tlie pasb year has j seemed to clear lip many of tliej mlsunderslandiUKs between tho two governments, a situation lurse ly credited to the outgoing cardinal. Cardinal Pacelli until roeenlly has boon papal nuncio at Herllu. Husband Held By Seattle Officers HI'JATTLK. Wash., l-'eb. 10 (AP) Cohti lined grilling by detcotives last nigliL revealed in a confession by Charles I). MxKcnzIc that dur ing tho past year ho had frequent ly flogged and beaten his estranged wife, Mrs. Anna Nelson MeKenzle, whose -body was exhumed Krldny for examination thrco days after her burial. Hut. tho prisoner emphatically denied that he bad boa ton her ton days ago. when she was found dead DOUBLE ACTION Jlrtt In the dough Then in tha oven Same Price for over 38 years 25 ouncei lor 25 Use less than of high priced brands MILLIONS OP POUNDS USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT ? ? ? ? ? ? In her apartment. Ho also admitted Unit he knew sho wus dead when ho loft the apartment and told the landlady that a doctor should bo Hunimoncd. XC"H. MuKcii7.lo wns believed to have died of alcoholic poison inK but tho body waa taken from 11b Bravo on a tip received by tho cor oiwr. ll Kuld Inter that un uutop.sy ri'vealotl that Hhe died of n horn orrhajio nnd that Hho hud boon beaten about the head. McKenzIo and hiH friend, Joe Hi'iiHon, Rave tluMDHidvctt up to po llro Katurilay when nn lnutry he Kan and iulmlttcd belnff nt tho woman's apni-tmcnt from early morning until noun uf the day She died. NOHMAli SClHWHj TO GIVE ' (Continued from Page One) nmku-up chairman; ilethmyrl Mil ler, proiierty chairman, and Juan lta ttrnwftird. rhnlrnwri of tho con- 3tore Wo. -II La Grande, Ore. Men's Caps $1.25 Smippy all wool one piuce tops. Silk lined and full leather sweatband. l....................... GRANADA V et Ok, Li "MusicalCDinaly STARTING TOMOUKOW "Behind The Makeup" With William l'owell PirJ COMING WEDNESDAY 1 Westmt voVci Electtic SOU WDjllrirMsYSTEM i j j BRIDGE CONTRACT Whitehead Method C. II. DEVINE, It Af t t A t V t t lumen. Ralph Connor la tho eluc Iriciuu. . T en in Vacuum just like coffee I It is just as necessary for one as for the other, to prevent the evaporation of the fra grant volatile oils that give them botli their flavor. The West discovered how to pre serve coffee flavor in vac iiitm. And the West has found the proper process for tea, but it still remains ex clusive to the originator Schilling. It is literally the only fresh tua you can buy. - The 4$n6tliiy foff nrould insist upon if if ou knew ail of the facts. Now Playing 3 FAY a- JM. JL .' ' And WRAY ARCADE COMING WEDNESDAY j j j 5 TAUGHT - AUCTION t f t r f La Grande Hotel t Y
