La Grande evening observer., April 16, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

Wednesday, April 16, lfcO1
LA GRANDE EVENING OtSSttKVKK. LA GKANUE, ORE.
Page Seven
kmonx thus? rotflstorrd nt Inrul !
nro:
proKi-nm, which will In of an
HflHtcr olKinicti'r, will le ulven
Holand Oliver 1 c 1 "ru" lMornin so as m.t to
Jmr I'nii.llPton: Mm. w.i: f i,,lerfiro K.tsttr " observance
fee an.l family, l..t.:ill aM Annu, j fn; r"Hrehf H- '
Hlnnd: Mr. and Mrs. X. West !.....
ibiiKnn. I'm llniHl: Mr. ami Atv. ,m'' "o imi
fit J. Ramlall, I'orllnnd; Mr. ami
tifi, if. II. Cnmoll, San Kruuelsco;
Uin Wfwt loi llnml- l W Allan
indldion: Mivnnd liW. (I. ir i.tintort Inm the nrdor imtklnK u total
lidiite. Portland; J. Bennett, l.'ort-
Ix n vlnjf Tonight
Miss Helen WllUnma .16 ' litnvlptr
: tonight (for 1'ortlund wjiere ihe
1 will visit friends and attend1 an
! annual Alpha Xl.Oella dinner. She
I will probiioly return In about a
i week. - ' .
r- President Hoover's Leadership
The K. T. I". of tho Methodist
l.rhluvh met . Inst . u'.ixht lit ihe
a church when three bnys were InU
4Ili?w). Ho I. se; Lion Muor, Nainpu;
r, -and M rs. It. 0. .OosteUu, lam
puoflcs; M n run rot I luff nwi n; lin
jjlirlse: Mrs. It. Iloltrnrth, linker;
JkH. Jl.irris. Walla Walla; J. K.
1 Jhol, Tai-oni a ; K. 13. K e n no ly ,
Jse; Ralph Ktffrstaff, Salem; Mr,.
H(T, MeDanh-l, Wallowa; I,. 11.
Jhwkins. .Conn.; and It. .!. Speirh
4 Hon! tie.
V- j . .
t rjfl Have Operation i
Jjtm Hm. Kraal; Hopkins, pastor;
lithe- South Molltodist ulmrch Is ,
drted tn be -roflllnif fairly well '
VP
ut nine present, illll (lull, iioyd
Jackson and (ieortfe .Moats, chief
.tiIkIUh, were In charge. 1 toxin
matehes ami similar ;t-tivfties fur
nished entertainment. Otdlctnus !
1054 PER CENT -PROFIT
MADE
DURING 1927
WAHIIJNOTON, Apr. 10 (AD
The nsHtt'lion th'U the Kleetrii
Jlund and Hhare company In t'.i:1
made a 1 05 per cent profit on sup
ervision fe s asat'sMffl holding eoin
pnnlcn under iis supcrvis un a whs
made Iterate Ou- federal trade eoni
missfon today hy.ludson C. l)ek-
orinan, eommlssion aeemtutitnt.
Dry League Did
Not Finance Him,
j Volstead Says
ST. lAtTU April 1(1. VAl)
denial that the Antl-Salnon l.enKiio :
NEW IIAVKN. Conn.. Apr. 16
( Al') I'rtshlent Hoover's views on
leadership were published here In
an article lie wrote for the Vaie
Daily News, an ii-ntercrraduate pub
lication. ' The ai'tlelr follows:
M.vudciNhip Is a (tirility of the
Individual. It in the; individual
fihmo who can function hi the
hud financed his campaign, was world of Intellect and In the hen!
voiced here hy Andrew J. Volslead, , pf leadership. If democracy Ih to
formet representative from Mlnne secure its authorities in morals,
sota nud sponsor of the prnhlhttion " roliplon. and sial smauship. It must
The Antl-Snloon 1 .en true ' never litas.. . !
tH.ntrlhuted one cent tn my enm- j "Human leadership cannot he re
jiaimi. Tliey did send people Into lenished hy selection like o.teett
my district hut that Witt all," Vol- bets, hy divlue riKht. or htireancra-
iiKtiu crinK. construction t,,,
1 HO nOl'iaWi'ML lirillllixiiuu. vn- IMiiii.u il l mill iim iiif,v m v-.
foreeiuent district's leal ndvlser ? v 'Kven so, teaiersiup cannot, no
Crucmnliefs COe each.
Oreen' onions 2 for 6c.
Catitlltonei to. ' "
Celery 20o.
Celery hwirt 2c.
Turnips 15o. a hunch; S for 250.
Oreen peppers iitfl Ih.
artichokes 2 for 3fc.
ItadiMhes .1o hunch.
Tomatoes 3Iic.
Uhtthnrh fc Ih.
Asparagus
Hjillcr. creamery -450 Ih., 2 ll.
SRc,
ftirK -flo doji. , ,
CtitHssc 4a lit. .'"
lloneyv-coinh,-:if.c amtuaro.
. I-Vnlls
ftaunnas 2 Ihfl. for 2fio.
Cal. strawberries .Tfc cup.
Apples $1.&0W $2.50.
emons -inr dox. ,
OranRes 6! doa.'
MeitlM ami fish
lleef boil l&fL'uc.
Chops and steuHs SSefi 40o lb.
Kresh Biibuon- le lb.
Halibut S&o M.
AiAI-N, lor anyihiiifi
Hull U Ut Im irlntfd
It (i n b ulilcrM- take it
mill flnlKlied on tttiKV
in feefc for snp-
eL'vision
' and finaiu'iiiK- -
Those services actually cost only
. wuMum., .-, m..-,.. I,,.k,.,.nm tl,,im.:,l Unit thp
olosfl of tho evon mb. Dm' nK the ; ,.:l(.,t,1(. 1Ioml ,, Hllllr(, ,
morning. , Dickie Jirkln Is presi
dent, hylo fJerher, vice president
and Hob McAnulty. seerelary-treas- j tJ . r.,' i,,V tU' ! was charged before tho senate lnb- matter how militant, carry progress
ui er. . These hoys are helping j iirorii 'o" 'nr. 4 oer c -n' tin- wl- committee hy Congressman " far abend of tho average or the
Miip)iort representative In India. J . ' " Tinkham with hnvin; received mass of Individual.1 units. I'iokivsh
' - i ' 'Th;V-.i..,l tn,.!. .-ommlfxinn h-.. on,,...lKn ox,..m.- f.onv , .lh ; of th. nation Ih ; ili a, of ,r..-
Nlmrt Visit- : J c ,. l1lns , ,.rf01.t i.,,Si,. - .V 'f;r,Hs n 1 s I nllvl.lm.ls -Am ,
.Mm. I,. l Ilpiiilelmin. who rc- , r,.,.,. .1,,. ,.1,.,., ,,,, ... .,.,, r. hi mai i'" ihkit i ......... ,
slcli-H In I'ortlnn.l with hoi- i-hlld-i .....!.. .'.. ..a ol of tho woinl) or tin- iinllvl-lnul
mil utii iiiH in- m iiimii yi-iii, iis 111 countiints "
A'oti-run. hospltn.l In , I'ort
iim.1.1.,. ... . H'll UtlllllH in- ii
ftftitnl liflor tin lllni-HH uf-Hnvorul , '''""'i' "' 11 " I li. k. rnian win I In- first ivinioiei
Sln.-o ills nicsonc,. nt til- "'n 'o I'oi'tlnnd for tho -oinlotlon ,ls lMl. (.0,Tson ,.,..,, Us .
llnltHl ho hns .nliiloi-KOno Vi ox-. " -'hool tPi m n.1,1 tlion Inki-( of ,,,,,, u.mu.H n
pip ner. re.MO rut.'o in, iv ' ' 1 il IKI " ' I1U hcil) L ' -
aK'iin
Tilihatluns; six oC which were X
n$4i'',injl 1,n doctors have found
Utiecessary for, an operation . with
(Mo next three lir 'four diiyd.
i;l .Hopltins. hi -nuffoHiirf, from it
yftiptom. cdmplx. patholnnieal,
i.ed b tire tropic-dysentery -nnd
jllonKed malarial fever while in
hftrmy In t)ie IMiiirpldne dtir
nfl the insurrection.
'v :.
la jfinvc Sunrise Service'
jltembers of the Kpworth Teniruo
Great Increase
Of Prisoners
of the mind of the
VAtH'l rresldcnl .
At tho reKtilar ineetint; OC the
Women's Athletic association of the.
Normal school, held -on Monday,
Miss Irene Hyrd was elected presi
dent Hf .the club and Miss JIva
Wiiod Was elected to the ofllce of
vlcf) president. ,
j nahcinj,. ,
! He said the Kleelrlc Hond and
j Share in I'.iH sold l u,Sti4.3 7 l.non
kilowatt ho:irs of 'pn'wey jnid liffht,
or Hi.ii per cent of fhe total In lite
l:nlied States.
Ilnhy I Joy Horn
!the First Methodist church are '-Mr. and Mrs. I-red Mormnn arc
niWih.u' their plans for n sunrise parents of a baby bny born at the
i-'Wier service nanoiiy iiim nui;, me , muhhu' iiiu' m.i-n.n i""'i".
(tlonai exercises to be followed
h-gtltclr anmuil fellowship break-(ijtt-A-,
If the, weather "permits the
tfjtfo.e. ' will; Ins held ut (JnnKloff
irkXwIth the breakfast at I'lhe
'fi f eanip'; hut. if the weat-hen-is
(ii?favoralde( the servleo. and-the
n-tkfast will bo held at the
The new son has been named Fred
erick Henry Jr., and welKhs 8 Vi
pounds. Until mother and son nrc
dnliii; well. '
Census Finds Man
. Now 118 Years Old
Wil.l.OVY Si'ltIN;S, Mo.. Apr.
Hi (AD Carrying hh: burden of
yea i Mainly, a M i.-souri Ozark
rrsMent. vnn cotmiid In tre Hutler
c.-;ii;ty, M'o.. census who wave his
use as IIS yearr, according to H.
It. Koch, census supervisor.
(. An enumerator reported to Koch
! thit man v:ir. -making ralhoad ties
i on his farm near llemlrickson, and
' i W)l!-;':etMHs;- really TO I 'tile" K'.niO'
pi ora ni Jio Varrl'ed Out last yelii'i
harveMtli);' crops front Hi .u urea, of
laud. : .
WAfMIINC.Tii.V, AplV Hi 'Ai')- ;
attorney (leneral Mitchell has -toltl ;
i he senalo Judiciary . coiniulttce
filial oecause n in u "'-' i
ihihtl, not out
crowd.
. "The erov only feids; It haw no ;
mind of lis own which can plan. )
The crowd Is credulous. 1! destroys, t
11 constimcs. It hates, and It dre-tms, (
but il never builds. It Is one of the :
most profound and important of
iOiact psychological truthsvthal man :
in ihe. mass does not think nut
only feels. The mob functions only ,
"furl her stimulating ucmiiies oi Jn a w0rUl 0 ,molin. The den.-
pioxi'cuimn umier any iuw win 1 , K0(riie feeds on mob emotions, and
his leadership if tho leadership or
emotion, not the leadership of in-
tn(i) difficulties." ...
I 'ctiillintf law enforcement condi
tion.: to the conuni ice; m- ie,.o.:i- ... , lirwKrrill.
ed Hint fedeial prlstnieis had inj .ionMilu. desires are no criteria
e last nlne .to (hfl mM.tI . they can bo de-! j
(crniincu omy oy oeiioei.ni e t-u:-thls
lestl- u,i,.tintl. itv itiiiH'iiiinn. hv eon-
UlrlUjdlvo leadership. .
Ih here with: her. and will remain
until she is up and around naln. ;
i Pea rn hi lrt'tlniMl-
far as known, there Is only
iifmiiii In Orefcon-who invariably
vjv n bouto'nnlero. He is not a.
I lst hut a jeweler and he Is .1. II.
in nf I .1 fll'TllJ.-l i-oi-lwtoi-oil lit ' 1 1.. I..,..
l Torthind hotel...; Borne men sport j yrit, -y, u. Jt. .lines left this
i Mm in lounlei'e Ataslonallj in . morning for her homo In Knter
jillnfc, but no matter .what the sea- , prisc, after s;cndinK H days in 1-a
onor what day iif,Ahe week. thojrnn,e visiting with her sisier-in-jffer
is always in Mr. .Veare's , inxv y ,.s, juia Hcdnies, airtl also
natbnhole. It may bcan; old Spaii- jirs.-'Hi F. French.
sfck'it'tom. or mflyJfe a .custom of , - r-
ilflyo county, but anyway it js a
' i - ,.' --4Tho' Orjubni'ah
VtmlcrKo,c OperntJon
Mrs. W C: Freiberg was taken
to the hospital yesterday where she
underwent a major operation. Her
condition' is reported to be v.-ry r -A "U,
Kood today. Mrs. A. J. York, of Kill fflUi A IM 111 Ull
I'ort bind, sister of Mrs. Freiberg fi-mvnh Pii ?av
' . .... . a . r r . ' Irak
(W'iihimI hy C-77 In tin- ItiMt -nlno
llliml li:-. 4 .
JI.-. M'.lilicll itnve thin li'-tl-r.wm.
nt on rxpcnllvp sl'HHlon of
Hip i-oiiiinltli-o t-.-i lloil to conslili'i'
n ri'rtilutlnii for an injnlry roKnril
hiK priihlliUlon. i
Tin-' li-mliiiiiny a ipndo piihllp
Knliiy anil In It tho'' aUoraiy ;
KiMli'i'Ml 'ili'oliirml ..lilniwlr ' opiiuKi.il j "
in. .lllo Bi'Minp i.iivi'miKiiii."ii "ii -'i... At
f'al. HtraHiK-rrlPti .ir,o cup. ! B
AiilpK l.B01(i.&0. M t
l.-'tnons inr Ant.. ,
! uranRPH &! tloa.' : I
.firm iiimi r isii 'i
'rnrnlpH !5o a hunch; 2 fop 250." llpef boll l&Sj-L'ue. ; I V I1 I G H M ' I'
: Chops and atouitH SScfi 40o Ih. I " " " " " I
.-r..h .l.,.on-lo Ih. OpposlW Vast Offli-0 '
ll.illluit Hue, Hi. " . I
rMj A'r . U ' ' NOW !
' 't&UJ . ; SHOWING j
!' DEP1. STOKES 2 r.K?JB,f ' WUln
; FROCKS Z: T
'. ' ' f ' to Great HAPPISCSS I I ... -siJW- trrS" 1 ' .1
j ! MidveyMai.se JM .
proudly cxhibit them as ! . FREDRfC MARCH V. fj
J l Paramount Sound News ,i
We are pr.oml of this tis
Korlment and . you may
proudly exhibit them as
a part'of your waidioba.
A Hack Made Upon
The World Court
Visiting KPlutlvt's
I .Mrsiitinotiuna; utt iroruanu,. is
"vlsilin'ff" In ' (Jrando. with her
I two damrhtors. Mrs. (leo. Clark and
jlrr This Week . . Mrs.'. Alex Ferguson. , Mrs. M.ulbot-
fcti-s. )j. C. Henderson is remain- . land expects to be In 1-a Ira tula
njin l.n (iranlelhis week after 'nb'out a month.
1tOi ennurcn. Jir;iirin-. i-iunu vm in; tt
.I'llll'KHJ, Apr. IC AP) Credit
r.icp. csiiua!o thaL per cent of
tho people arc honest, hut just
the ram: some t'hie.itjo chinches
have bur;;lar alarms on their poar
tlOM'.'.
The l lev. Father I niirun was con
diic.tiix funeral . services at t he
St. Cartliime Cathollfv church when
the poor- box alarm - ranjr. The
for vices were Inter; upl ed just
loiitf' cnouvrh' Jiyvi thc.'.prieHt ' Ut .'aV
prelieml a man "who 'sit Id hi1 w'ast
Julius (Joss end in whos pocliet
police ;it they fop ml SI. 31 of
pooj- Oiox money, "' '
children attend school..
and (Hen have returned
vltbeir sludb In Portland. Miss
.llnderson Is a student at the. North
;lbllie. school of pharmacy at
:?&l.md. .Mi's. Henderson's 'home
iitherc. iuit sho Is In Portland
vfle the
Si. Alarm
yTiie fire department was called j
iilfi on another false, alarm last
?trfil. at R:j: o'tdock. The alarm
rVi turned in from box SB.
ItBlvcs to Ihiker -
'- Appleby . drove to leaker
JifctiTday to 1 speak before the
ifcvaniH club. He was nrrom
Tjiiied by Mrs. Appleby and Mrs.
i(ise ilohnenkamp. who visited
jr mother in Ilaker.
Sk: ' : 7 .' ," - -topped
Here -
"".jilr. and ri-s. ' Simpson and
lauKhter. of tho Imlse Falk store,
dopped in Ia (Irande on their re
wrn home from Spokane where
hby spent the last weekend on
airiness.
ii .1 . . . i
111 THlay
Kieanor I lansen, student
Normal school, is III today and un
able to attend her classes.
IM.N'i; fWtM'i iti'v m:iT4tv
wr.r'V.oVrV)vr'X-mU- 'has been'
the accorded a warm welcome as the
fashionable spring color by the
I s riils h w oman. All varieties from
the most ilelieab! b:thy shade to n
deep coral are beini- used for sum
mer costumes and to form the re
lic v hit? note in black ensembles.
On .UuliicsK
Theodore Keckritz and family, of
1 'tlion, were hero on business Tuesday.
and Hint it would paralyze en
I .m cement ai-tivlties dul injr Ihc lu
(.uir. . '-
M niy l'ndit VhthiKf.f
(.' the increase In feili-rnl p"loP
population during the , lart nine
ir.onlbs. Mr. M.'teliell nr ported niot-t
of the new pi-issuer.! were prohi
bition vlofalors.
The attorney t;encral reiterated
rpposition to house bills propos
ing to turn over to I'nlted Slates
cooiiiiissl;mert-. the riirht ' tn try.
petty offenders' o.' federal Statiit-s.
Senator Walsh, deinocraf, Mon
tana,' proposed the - appoint ir.eni
f,.l u. nainber of "auxiliary'' federal
judder- lv take over the "police
court.".- functions of the fede.al
courts.
Itcl'erred to Stib-t'ommlltcc
'I'in; proposal was referred lo a
MilicoinmUtee head'ed by 'Senatoi
rtciwe;-.' republican, treon;v'- .
Tin- Montaua senator said he lurj, MI.( M ! NC-r.iiK.iiOf-lcd
the Mini t;f . auxiliary (.VP) A haul.
indue:: to ihe lute
Hack ....
WWSII.INCTUN, Apr. Hi (AP)
An attack upon the world court
wa: ln.tde today by Mih. Char.les
Hrand, flay comiiilltee chairman.
In a report, to Hie congress of the
Hautriiiers of the American Itevo
.Ion. Only Monday hIkIU the uVJ.Stntc
listened to President Hoover nil
vocal e Aiuernan enti y Into Cio
court.
'Ihe report, by Mrs. Hrand also
im'kmI avainst Involvement by the
I'nited States in the "taiiKle if
KurOpea n polHfcK by way of Jhe
league ol nut ions," or any pad
designed to "kcI us involved In I
Kuropean illplmnncy or In Kuro-
nean ofrc-njvi or defensive onnra- '
tiOUH."
1 1
Simherx Hnvc "I'aiin Cmiimlittst'
1 1 itv Vcsteiilay
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Coburn. of
Wnh. Walln, who were residents
if: this city about two years uso
rt'Ol'r- house quests at the' Hal
iphnenkanip home yesterday.
th Port la ml
Sirs. Arch Hacon and yXr. Mar
lorio Frances IcH this morning1 for
'oitland. . Mrs. Frances. Is fmprov
' after a recent Illness.
as
B'tiuii Wiillown "
dan J tiill. of AVallown. Is
Orando this week receiving
itiuent.
Stm Wallov
rs. Ktlan
nI-a CIrand
nflical treat
irfmte From llermlslon
"lr. and Mrs. J. U Valler nnd
fiuiurhter. Jean have returned from
ITermiston, Ore., wliere they spent.
veral days visiting.
Limtvltia:-7 'j, -. , . X
iMrs. Fmd Karnes, who has been
wile ill for several mouths, is now
me to be up and around. ; ,
tft-Hliiir in Iji firiiuilo -
iMrs. G. H. Painhrouu'h. of Port-
ikjid. Is visiting with Mrs. Howard
Kvans for a few days.
Knicrs Hivspltal
-Mr. and Mrs. lilll FltzBeram
tUve mne to Portland whero Mr.
ttzfcernld will enter the povern-
rkent hospital. Mrs. FitzL-erald will
li-ln.-ilii in Portland for the present.
flO lo Hot Iik4
trs. William Fallow A liiklns
Ilea- son. (iuy. to Hot Lake today
fbir examination and treatments.
i
1ifr.lt inr (;rnmljuotlier
laxino and Phyllia . McNeil.
fptmerly of Ia' Orande.' hut now
.m, in Portland are visiting tnis
k in Ui (Irande with their
iidnmther, Mrs. Lyman.
I'rtim Ctn n
Karl stucklnntl. nf r-ox-p. xvas in
I.i Krando xeft.r.l:iy on hin-iti-ss.
i
(iMIiin.n's Mnllmv
fTlic Klne of Klnc." n nlPture
xini--h was .ihoxx'n here onre before
itflfi xx hlrh In MK-ommendp-I hy hoth
!H KPhools- an-l rhurehi-v. xvlll bp I rom llakri
nxrn nt the Arc.nl- thrat'-r S it- i ,. Smith, atlonuy of Il-ifc
"J;-y mornlntr nt 1ft o!'- so 1 wan in ! Oram!'. ypstiT.l.13 t:.u
l children moy- attend. TIlO acllnt; buslnena.
.1 .;.-......
Summer Vacation
JJf. .1. L. AlcPIierson, dentist, is
retiring from practice for Ihe suni
nii'i: uiontlis when he will devote
most of his time to the fox farm
and vacationing. I. t L. Policy
will be in his offices for the sum:
mei'. Dr. Policy has been asso
ciated with Dr. V. Krwln for the
last year and is a Kraduate or the
North. Pacific Dental colle-o. of
Portland." '
From .loseph
Miss Kntharyn White, of .loseph,
was in fjii (Jrande Tuesihiy on busi
ness and visiting friends.
AVOMA.V TO PIIOHi; AI'IIICA.V i
it c.ri(i
WASHINOTON (AP) Mrs. Del
la Akeley, noteH explorer nnd Kailie
banter, huiV been appointed iy the
kinx of the Height ns as Hie only
womtin meiiibiM' of a commission
to investigate sIiootiiiK of bis Wame
in the Itelian Conn.
lti:C i:i IN IMM.'N MX'KLACIv
WASlllNd'I'OS (AP) A fine
hatid-wiounht jfobl n.'ckai'i,-;ni.ule;
by Indians living in tlie mountains
in Panama was presented 1(i.Mim
John F. Sippel, president of the
(leneral Federal ion of Women's
clubs on a ' vi dt to clubs in the
Canal Zone.
Toll and that he had finally ap- j
proved il. . - - j
Hi naior Kielwer ha called ni
meet Ins f the subconiiulUee to ,
jilve con.ide.utlon to this prnposl-
tion. " ' j
I .''scus.-inj,- Hie growth In federal ,
crime, the Attorney Keneral said '
'it shows how we have been over- j
taxing our. federal machinery in j
the last J! years by udditlons to ,
the list of federal crimes." ,
"It makes in.e. feel," V In; con- r
tinned, "that, we oiiKiit to et our J
house In order nnd Increase our.;
facilities for hanillintf the c:lm
lua busini'.ss we already have be--fore
we slart passim; ahy tn re
4cdt-ral statutes that make thlns
fedcial iriines that aie not at
lire.Ji lit."
PKAIKHC, Minn,
i- from every Min-
Chlef ,1 iiM ice-, nesota counfy will have a place
oil the
of the
elation.
com mil tee on agriculture.
Minnesota Hankers' asso-
WOMA.V IS FDITOIt AT
(0
Siwudbiff ii Few Days
11. A. Wodburn, of the Cnited
Htatcs Kteel ju-oduels corporation
from Portland, is spending a few
days here on business, accom
jmnled hy Mrs. Woodburn.
ciittor and bnoiypc operator ai i '
(iiiii r! i.onc hlovkj; s.iai:t y(..,rH oll, , lrH. z. w. iiook .ofi
i.u.mo. ( A I ) tiiJib'd lon kid (h,H (.Hv M.H( Hook, -who leased
i.((Aii .MAnKirrs
KprinK UUii I'fic Ih.
Ho.'tvy heus- 2c lb.
JJfiht hens 14c lb. ,
atun no lb.
Flour
Hard Federation (hard wheat)
tf.n bid.
. Kofi wheat $r..S0 bid.
1 Ilurd Federation 1.70 per 0
! Ih. sack.
LA UJLAMtft RETAIL MAHKm S
, KuKiir H) lb. sack $0.25.
Vegetables
' Netted Ceiu potatoes :.t,()
Hiict;,
' Parsley Go bunch.
I Cabbage- ir.(- Ih.
Lettuce If. ii irfic. head.
f Itadtslun f.c bunch.
I Vi-Mow onions He Hi. .
! Oreen peas 20c lb.
Flor. new potatoes 2c; lb.
Carrots California, I Hi; bunch;
(J. L A. Meeting-
Tho O. I. A. will meet in regular
session Thursday afternoon at U
o'clock for a social afternoon. Mrs.
Walter lane is chairman with Mrs.
Pete lledgrin, .Mrs. Iteery and Mrs.
Ivola. Hutchinson assisting her.
.W..I, i... l .iii'i-wuij ti Tlu, it,. view hero in no sue i 2 ror ic.
evening dress at soine of London's ril, not ..!m Khelved. In her ,pld .Sweet pot a Iocs H lbs.
.....-., urmmnL i n nci ions, who pair j,,, .. , ,,( ti,llu to Ueep ' up ,Iie,- ; I,u.rsninM f-c lb.
ot irilded kUivch has a lltCe pair of ),0m- antI take part "in civic. afM Spinach Hc lbs; .'( for
gold. mi sllppm-s to match, r!lirfl ' I hrussels nproutH-Sno-Ih.
no.
ONE EYE OPEN
STARTING
TODAY
100 of what it takes to
thrill you talking-! singing!
comedy ! and a love story as
snappy as you have ever
heard!
J Qichaho A.Rowiwo wjintj
with.aLUoirothu
MACKAI LL
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LOUISE FAZENDA
CHARLES DELANEY
JACK OAIE
Also
Ruth Etting in Song Novelties
vsseat -mi &T UI
II THE LIGHT THAT LIED IN HER J ft II
H II ROGUISH EYES.. JUST LIED. I 111
fl. ALL TALKING IN X
. : v !'7M
i w " iii
V XI
And an all talking comedy
"Fifty Miles From Broadway."
By Oscar Hitt ;
In I'ort Id lid
Miss llf-len Mont", ilcm of wmion
at tin' Kiistprn Orciion N'orm.'il
sclionl, left ypstt-rilay for I'm-tlaml
nnil pnlnl.t in tlio Wllltimeitn val
ley. Sh" will lie Ki.nc for n woi U ni
ton rtnys. '
Ili-lnriicil VcsM-filav
Miss norllia Thompson rehirni-il
yoslorilay Trotn . I'm-tlam! whon
sho sppnt tllf sprltiK var-ullon W'-ck
visltiliK Mrs. Juno Mlxor. fiirmorly
Juno .tullinllanil nf this oily. ,
Ooratlnn
Mrs. ltnso Nichols, who unil'-r--A-ent
an oporatlon last wook at tho
f-.ranilo Uiinilo liosiltal. is Improving
S-nl Hie Ww-kt-nil
Mr. (ill'l Mrs. Otto l'olpor an-l j
family spont tho w.-okonil' In 1'on-lloton.
:
GOOB GRIEF ELLA! )
hurry 'H err this
OVEP WITH rVFORS
AMY O HC
CT&PTC. A LiriOOlK1 lis I
THFRE Y60 t
SAKES AUVE- Af ISOfcY
WOUIB "THINK VOU VJOl.
!H' MOST IMPORTANT VU'jOOrl
IN TOWN -MOW HOLD
STlLv. VSIfe INDIAN, AFORE
i tn-fN-s tuts win vi-un
1 1HKOUC3W YE. '.
9:
1-nim 1-Ualn
Mult HORwoll. of KlKin. was 111
In Cranilo yostorday on Imsiiu-ss.
I'rom I'nlon
C. L. Cnilwoll. ..f Tnli.n. vn in
Ul lli-amlH Tmsclay (in liusinoss.
Ili-n- YosK-nlny
Mr. and .Mrs. V. Torpany. wi ro
In La (ir.milo Tin-tnl.iy "n husinoss.
M STlU. VSlfe INDIAN. AFORE I ', H-Vi '
Ka f V I WCK-i THIS PIN PLUIA V ' i I '
AMD STILL THEY J- P
vite: som6s ABOUT. - -ZZZ i
mother . . eM. t AMocut FtMi nut rtCn.S-'
ami BrtUn niru Bourn 3-31 "j
nniriF HlL0Jr wm
m mmi nmimm.
"No, no," tried Ok-omargcrine from the prisom-r's dock. "I well remt-mbi-r
the cracked tones of my father'.-) voice as he drove poor mother and me
out into the snow."
"nut, dear, OLD GOLDS have put this clear, smooth tone in my voice."
They fell into each other's arms. The lawyer, the prosecutor, and the jury
all smiled through their tears and reached for an old (i o 1.1). Not a cough
In a carload.
dDIiB (&
FASTEST OKOWINC CIGAllETTE IN IIISTOItV
.NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD