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Newspaper Page TextThursday, June 19, 1930 LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five l Hip Hotels Among thomi" registered at local l,ui, la ure: 1j. G. Mulntyre, I'ort- awl: A. 1.. Hampton. Walla Walla; T. J. Thomas, Walla Walla; W. MUn, Pendleton; 10. C. Itunimell, llolsei E. C. Lloyd, Walla W'ulla; I. s. Murray, Walla Walla; W. W. TltH'iidon. I'orlland; S. A. Herlnir. I'ortland; C. W. Kline, Portland; '. A. Kopf, Holsc; C. H. Johnson, ;,'attK-: Air. and Mrs. K. W. Tay lor. Wenateliee; W. 1.. Clark, Km- ni'lt : JMoyu s. Arnold. I'rescott; 'ora Nelson. Astoria; J. W. Wil in, l'oi'tland; Mr. and Mrs. G. minium; II. "Do lioor, Seattle; Air. ml .Mrs. 10. Marshal and family, leaver; w. i.. Johnson, Seoul I. t Fisher, Ohio; J. s. Fine. :oise: M. S. Delano, Spokane; 1'. .. Johnson, Spokane; lJaul Qrueu, .-.-itue. , ; i LCAD . i BIDDIEIPir 1 tomorrow at. the homo of her aunt, ziWi it. Jd. i Trill. - fnfral Society JK'i'is The Lutheran Choral society met i tht! church last nlg-ht and nmdu Inns for an Ice-cream social to be Id h'riduy evening beginning at 30 o'clock on this lawn at the tine of .Mr. and Mrs. Walter I'ohr nn at 1301 Cherry street. The .mmitU'e in charge in Helen iiKhes, Helen Jensen and Claudia iiyuam, . el urn I'rom Trip Mr. and Mrs. LeaMe' White, his ,ioshir, -Mia. Allie White, and hie uightur. Jlarguerito and : Mrs. i-well, of Halter, returned to i.a riindu hist night afier a motor ip to Colvllle, .WaHh. to visit rela es. While there thoy snwtho i-tth- falls and- bridge; Mrr White ys thut the fLshing in the Colvllle i-inity is marvelous. , UK'r stolen A trailer, placed. In a yard at "7 1'entiHylvania avenue, and aring a "Kor Kale" sign, was re riif d us slolen during thenlght, i- police state. cr:illOM. . gliill . Workman, of .La Grande, lie has been ill lor a co,nHiuerainc gth of lime, entered a hospital Portland this morning for a ma operation. , ' ItU'hland I'flir. and airs. Kri". C. Shelhvorth jril daughter,, Maxinc, drove to i m-hland Sunday accompanied by l M isses Bonnie and Ruth .frbsler, Normal school j .students nd also, Jjconiird- and lOugene ates. IjOnniq Fraisler remained ' t Xiicliland where she will spend io summer nnd Kuth returned to 4t Grmulo to 'attend the summer 2aslon at the Normal school. v '. v;. .. ' u roin Hoppiier Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner, , and ..atttfhter, Analiol, of Jleppner, Ore. rpvo to La G rande on Sunday. nj. Turner will attend summer h'pol at the E. O. N. Visited Hero ' Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Rose, of Helix Ore., visited In La Grande the first of the week at the homo ot Mr. and Mrs. Oscar A. Kuvagc. They have now returned to their home. At (he Hotels - ' ' The following are registered at local hotels: Marie Bentley, Free water; Charles Thornberg, Kamela; U. W- Van lioosen, Union; Floyd Arnold, i'rcscott; ft. W. Towsur, Seattle;- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dand find son, Salt Lake City; Mr. and i-iavei lennne, i'endleton; W. W. Crittenden, Portland; It. F. Denhart, Portland; and U H. Cam eron, Sjokane. Trom l'orilaml Mrs. D. N. McClelland has with her vjsliiiig in Lit Grande, her sister, Mrs. McClelland, of Port land. , SlopKU Here ! Mr. and Mrs. Kldon Howard, of Reardon, Wash., who have beon on a honeymoon trip through Yellow stone national park, stopped here Tuesday to visit Mrs. Howard's cousin. Mrs. H. M. J. Turner. Be fore her marriage Mrs. Howard was Miss Irene Nye., Tho newly weds will make their homo in RUk ville, "Wash. . t Drove to The Idike Mrs. W. D. McDonald,. Mra C. M. Kiddle, and Mr. and Mrs. 1). V. Ramsey, of Spokane, drove to Wal lowa lake TllPSllllV tn unnml tho day. Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey aro nouso guests of Mrs. McDonald this week. . . From Georgia 'Wo have especially looked for ward to seeing the Columbia high way and Crater lake," was the message Mrs. JO. J. and Miss P. L. McAfee, of Canton, Ga.t brought when they stopped at the local A. A. A. office yesterday. They travel led here over the Lincoln highway and are ' returning homo by the Uedwood highway through Cali fornia and stopping at' Crater laker From Milwaukee ) .Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bussard, of Milwaukee, Ore., left Tuesday evening for homo after visiting ! hero for several days at tho Claude Mackey home. AVhilo in Eastern ' Oregon they drove to Caldwell to visit his brother's family. - lU-lattvcs Here Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Loney, who is manager of the J. C. Penney store in Canton, 111.; and who have I been touring the south and "west j ern United States since Juno 1, are i now visiting relatives and' friends in this city. , ' ' v Returned Home " Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Johnson, of Portland, returned homo last night after visiting here for a few days with relatives. Both Mr. and Mrs., Johnson, are practically reoovered from injuries suffered in a serious automobile accident last winter.' . Left This tforntiitf . Herbert Evans, principal of .the Hlveria school, left this morning , for I'ortland, where ho will attend summer .school. Ho was - accom-" panted by Mrs. Kvans and their baby. They will be away about six weeks. . ; - Stopicci Here ' MIhh Virginia Hunter, Miss Lil lian. Xalo andMiss ICatlileen Mc Ciaran, -all of Wallowa, stopped In La Grondo this morning on their- wily home from school. Miss Mc Clamn is from O. S. C. where she attended college last winter and is u. members of Gamma Phi Beta. Sho, will enter the Eastern Oregon Normal . school this summer. Misses Hunter and Dale aro stu donts at tho University of Oregon whei'e Miss Hunter Is a senior and Miss Dale a junior next year. Tho girls visited Mrs. J. P. Moreluck ; and Mrs. Albert Currey. ! Drive to Portland . ' IS. 1 Wylde and Slier wood Wil UamfK drove to Portland today -to spend , several days there on business. Goiter Operation . Mrs. E. B. Holman at 1310 V avenuo underwent, a goiter opera tion at the Grande Rondo hospital Wednesday mornintr; She Is re ported' to. bo recovering ' in good condition. - : " Relumed lloitu; . , Charles AlcCrnry Jr., has return ed from a Week spent in Joseph .visiting. ' On Business , . Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Starr were in La, Grando yesterday on business from the valley. : m;niti:i) dentist jH;s Mrttfttrii Home ,Mr. and Mrs. 10. I. Shepherd and imily returned homo Tuesday fght after spending ten days in XAlund. AVhile there they attend- tVio Rose Festival. l-i t;rt Last Night JAmong tho La Grundc boys who :ft: last night ifor the C. M. T. C. j::'ancouver. Wash,, are Leslie jirley and Dan Sullivan. They SIT attend camp until July 21. To Idaho ' ' ' i Lenna and Francis, little son and daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frank .ucuiure,, jeit on saiuruuy morn ing's train for Jhe homo of their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. E. L, Gilbert, in Idaho and also to visit their grandfather, who lives III Idaho. As their silk 'worms . wero starting to spin, they took a few of them along and have , al- reudy written homo that one has -a eocoon built in omi corner of tho ' box of leaves, In which they car ried the worms. . j ST. III5LENR. Ore., -June lit CAP) Dr. E. L. Lane, 01), retired dentist, died early today from In juries receiji;d In an ' automobile accident' .yesterday. The auto in which het.Vas riding was struck by another -driven by J. 11. Ogle, salesman for an hutomobilo cum panyvif Portland. . ; .t , MISHAPS MAR -KAISER'S DAY AT LAKE KAAGN AMSTERDAM, Holland, June 19 (AP) Two accidents which brought Injuries to several of his guests and servants marred an out ing of the former kaiser, William Hohenzollern, and his family yes terday. Ono was n boat explosion and the other was an automobile accident. Wilhelm, with his wife, tho Princess Hermine, and about ten members of his household wero guests of tho Countess Pennewltz In two boats on Lake Kaagn near Leyden, when an explosion occur red on ono of the craft. Tho boot, not that on which the former kaiser was riding, burst in to flumes and sank rapidly. The other boat immediately went to the aid of passengers and crew and pulled them aboard. Three persons were injured, two being members of the former kaiser's household; and. tho third a mechanic. In tho second accident a motor car In which servants of Wilhelm were traveling between The Hague and Harlem overturned and tho occupants wero slightly injured, Tho former karser sent-an aide to lnquiro after tho sufferers, who wero sent to a hospital. Illness Cause Of , Murder, Suicide A-LlL-VMliltAfc Cal., June .lit (Al) After writing several notes, in ono of which vere instructions to,, shut ofl! the water, gas and lights in his homo, while in an other he ascribed his act to his wife's illness. Arthur W.. Peek lift, retired building contractor, shot and killed his wife, Edna, ,64, and ended his own life with tlie same weapon at his residence here yes terday. Bullet, wounds wore found In the. temples of each. " Tho bodies wore found lying oh twin beds. Jn an envelope Peek left $1 00 for a daughter, Airs. Sfiayda Blake, Sioux (My; Iowa, with tho request that tho daughter "put away" the couple "as cheap ly as possible," and the Infortun ium that MVs.. Peck had suffered a stroke jjf paralysis and Peck "could nut see her suffer.'.' Entered the Hospital .: Joseph Feik, son' of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Folk, who . was a patient at the Grando Rondo hospital several weeks ago has entered again to re ceive treatment. lyvLs noyx j.o-foot cliff ' i&5'i - , POUTIiAND, Ore., Juno 1 ! (AP) Reuben .-Landsverk, i:C, Bend, Ore., was In a hospital here today suffering : injuries received when he fell down a 150 foot cliff near Uedniond. y, . - Big Sandy, aild Friendship, Ten nessee towns, hiive the same popu lation in. ' lifSttMluit they had in !2 (i0.j and' 4X7 respectively. Justice of Peace Books Questioned ASTORIA, Ore., June 19 (AV) The district ntlornev wns invnsll- gatlAg tho report of G. Klcgler, auditor employed by tho county court to check the hooks of Justice of Pence Tuomala, who announced last night that the check revealed $14, 985.11 was duo in unpaid fines and that $14,533 was-unaccounted for. , (The auditor's report extondod from1 January. 1,' 1920 to May 30, 130.( ,, .. ' -!Ki,'i', Tho justice' of peace refused to comment on tho situation, but re quested lie be given a copy of the audit- on which he might baso a, statement. The" auditor also reporled that records could not bo found for ,$1810 turned over to tho justice by tho. sheriff according to re ceipts held by tho sheriff's department.- r NoInimunityFor Bishop Cannon I From Committee WASHINGTON, Juno 19 (AP) Denouncing as "liars" any who, say Bishop James Cannon Jr. was granted immunity by tho senate lobby committee, Chairman Cara way reported to tho senate today on the examination of tho South ern Methodise . churchmun which was climaxed by his refusal to answer questions on his 1928 antt Smllh activities. The report was a transcript ;of the questions nnd answers and re fusals to answer. No stand was taken by the committee, which voted just beroro closing its hear ing not to' compel tho churchman to reply. , ' Caraway said it had been inti mated Cannon luid "misappropri ated" $48,000; contributed to tho 1!28 anti-Smith campaign by E. C. Jameson, .New York capitalist. Stipulating that ha was not mak ing that charge, tho lobby chair man explained the commlttco had not made a practlco of going out side Us jurisdiction to report such things. - . Vico President Curtis said on the floor that he would take no action toward citing Cannon to Leo A. Rover, United States attor ney, for possible contempt pro ceedings. . - ' . 1 ;Ho said there was nothing In the report which required any ac tion by him' and that h6 could' act only in response to a report from a : full committee of ,tho 'senate. Tho lobby' committee1 is a sub committee 'of tho -Judiciary com mittee. " 'V .i' Vr .' BUCKBOARDOF ,189V USED TO ATTEND MEET . iiti-ovlng Mrs, George Rochester, who has sen very ill for-the past several eeks, is somewhat improved and ?le to be up a little each day. fj. Kumclu ,'- R. Clough drove" to Kamela jaterday on business. Isiting Miss Betty Stalcup, daughter of lv and Mrs. J. I. Stalcup, Ib vis ing at the home of her grand irerits in Maxville. ; . - . iisll Operation Miss Helen Roush underwent an oratton for tho removal of her hsll on Tuesday at tho Grando ondo hosjiltal. Sho is improving irjt rapidly and is now at her jmb on Spruce street. f''tju CJ ramie i'W. and Mrs. John Hacker Sr., I'd-? Mr. and Mrs. John Hacker j, pf Summerville, visited Dr. and rs.J. A. Wonderlick on Tuesday. Yaliima ,t lorUia McCoury is visiting i-'S'Ukima, Wash., at the homo of ir firiend, Helen Carlson. ft'aMiro Trip ' Sirs. M. Johnson a lid family left fcnday, accompanied by Mrs. inrl Shaw of Union, for a trip i rough Idaho and Nevada, tending Normal jaflss Louise Kennedy, of Joseph, enrolled at the Normal school fc-lie summer session. Wtlng $tt. Ralph Fiet and Mrs. Ken- jdjf. of Jirst'pli, were guests ut nenmng noine mis wcck. ef wero accompanied home by jrbthy and Jean Henning. ifli VeKnla.v tl-s VivJa, Bearden left yester- fh'r her home in Walla Walla. 9t Hhe will spend the summer. Jiearden was a student at tho cfi-al school last term, and vis- gwith frit-nds in L-i Grande, for il.nve nfl.,,- tlir. .-Inwlni' itf Jim 1 term. 1'teil Honie Otis Palmer, who has been 'orvallif visit ing with her '"f for tho paxt five weeks. Is ved home today. Ve-ienlny ind Mrs. E. B. Milbr and r. residents of this citw left ! : tJ'V by car? for Kansjis where To Pendleton L. V. Chousse, division engineer j of tho O.-W., has gtno to Pendle- ' ton today to accompany the supply train, Receive Treatment George Wcltzel, of Huntington, came to La Grando last night and has entered the Grande Rondo hos pital for treatment.- Returned lo La Grande j Mr. ,' and Mrs. F. Mires and' daughter, Miss Aafdean Johnson, ! and son, Bernon, who have been Jn i Astoria for several months visiting relatives, arrived in Iai Grande yes- , terday to remain hero for about a month before returning to Astoria. I At the. Hotels Among those registered at local hotels are: F. W. Allen, Pendle ton; Carl W. Heyle, San Francisco and W. A. Cummlngs, Salem. I,ert This lornhig . ' j Mrs. Julius Roesch left this 1 morning with the hotel caravan on tho trip to Pocafello, Idaho to attend the hotel convention. Mrs. Roesch will bo away for a few days. Mending Nicely Jack Ryan, who broke his leg on May 5, is improving rapidly and is able now to be around In a wheel chair. Ho expects to use crutches very soon. Recovering Ergil Osborn, who has been ill for several weeks und confined to his bed, is now up and around. New Owners Judith and LoJa Marian Snod grass have taken over the Granada Candy Nook. A new popcorn and peanut machine has been added to their equipment. From Portland Mrs. William Miller, of Portland, is visiting at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr. John M. Miller. Sho will be here for several weeks. Vllting Mrs. Mario Bentley, of Milton, .Is visiting in La Grande for today and OLD CORNS COME OFF BY THOUSANDS Our elf rk are demons! rittns how ppif "END-O-CORN" remnvri the mwt stub born old eortii or mIIousps. All thin ami Mt k hundreds of men and womrn i frill profit from the demonstration heing liven at oar stores about END-O-CORN. You who have become dHcouratrrd by the poor result! obtained from the ue f in-called "corn rures" should come in TODAY to hear about the ONLY remerir that will surely remove ah corns and allouses quickly and without pain. If 'yoa life too far away write to: ENIM5-CORN LA BORA TOR IKS. 4 Gar fteld Blvd.. Chicago who will see that rou receive a jar promptly. PORTLAND, Ore,.' Juno 19 (AP) :in a buckboard of-tho vintage of 1890, drawn, by a pair, of mares ho broke himself and accompanied by his fifth wife, James M. Griffith, 94., Oregon sotller of 1W, drove Into town today to attend the firiy elglith reunion of the Oregon Pio--ieer association and to spin some fresh rules of hoW he "fit" tho In d in ft Jt. . .. ; ... .. , ' His fifth wife,- who 'is SO and crossed, tho plains;' in- a pralrlu schooner, .when she was two years old, remained 'closo to her spbuse's elbow despite ! hlu attempts to get her to slt,,dqiiv with' other women guests, ( ,.....,,,:. ' '';'-',' : He was going to black hltt hair tho . ranch down by: Mrs. Griffith (on fided, "but I'Wouldn't'let him." : .Ono of.. Griffith's 'fresh Indian tales was'ohoi. ho. 'slew' 48 Sioux -iiulians Jdn .T-xas, and' sold'-their scalps to, tlio (fomanches for "$l'.5t' to $5 a; Jioad.V ' . ! Between 300;. nnd. 4t0 pioneer.v who were born In the territory., of Oregon up ' to: 1859 Incluslvo . iiud registered forthe convention. before we. let'd Oregon (!iiy, F. J. Hagenbarth , Explains Orderly Marketing Plan IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, Juno 19 (AP) Assurance was given the agricultural conferenno in session hero today by Frank J. Hagen barth of Spencer, Idaho, president of tho National Wool Growers as sociation . that tho federal farm marketing act was not a plan for robbing tho people to pay the farmer but was a inenna of orderly marketing tho farmers product. The address was given . before 150 representatives' of ' railroad!;, business organizations' and agricul tural sections meeting under the auspices of tho agricultural coun cil of the- western shippers advis ory boards. ". - - Hagenbarth spoke along with R. E. Shepherd of Jerome, Idaho, chairman of the conforenee; Jamea Webster, president of tho Inter mountaln Grain Growers, Inc., reg ional organization operating under tho federal farm board to explain the operation of tho farm roller measure enacted by congress last year. , ' ' -Heretofore, Hagenbarth said, In explaining operation of tho act us applied to the sheep Industry, tho farmer and stock man has been Individualist but tho trend of tho organization has como so forcefully in other lines that ho Is being forc ed to organize with his follows to protect himself, -'- - ' v.'". .( Ho said the present- difficulties Iri the wool and sheep industry brought- about by low prices, did not spell disaster to the Industry. Ask Prosecutor To : Speak For Prisonkr VANCOUVER, Wasii.; Juno 19 (AP) Tho uncommon situation ,oC . n county prosecutor testifying in behalf of a prisoner, whom ho wuh. sworn to, prosecute will arise .when Clifford Campbell, HI, tfooa to trial Monday horo charged with killing Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Northrup, Clark county farmers, by dynamiting their homo. : Campbells attorneys filed (ho defense witness list today and In cluded In the names was that' of Dalo McMullon, county prosecut ing attorney. ! Campbell will Jeo trial fot his life. Tho youth Is allegod in. have dynamited tjio Northrup ' home, killing tho man and his wife, be uduso.they chided him about h!s studies. FIVE AMERICANS ARE LISTED IN HOYLAKE LEADERS (Continued from Fago Ono) ! ' "Ho libled a 15-J'oo.t pitt at the 'ton Ih, 'oiu;bf eight: ft'ncl at. the .11 tit for a deuce and then - missed a three-footer at tho Jfilh. Visits' to rough- on three holes coming iiome cost him fives and prevented nn'nvon more sensu tfonnl score for the last nine holes. Revelle Denies Receiving Cash From Rum King KUATTLE. Juno 19 (.') "It MV:Klnnoy tuok money from tile Olmsted oiuvvil, Goil help lllm," was former United States Attor ney Thomas 1. Kevellc'8 comment on tho statement mudo yesterday in San Kranetsco by Hoy Olmsted, tmprlsonad nun baron, that ho had contributed $8,000 to Ke vello's eampalgn fund for gover nor In JlllM. . ., - The statement was mndo at the heariiiff on the govermnent appli cation to tho ltov. Clifford 'J'. Mo Klnney, former assistant United States attorney under lievelle, tp Seattle for trial on ehurnen con spiracy to vlolato the prohibition net. Olmsted said tho money was paid to JLcKlnney as "government, insurance" aealnst Interference In his lliiior running: enterprises for the cnimmlgn fund.. "If McKinney was writing gov ernment insurance or any other kind of Insurance, that's his busi ness." Kevello said. "I am not in the Insurance business." Me refused lo comment further. In an official statement riled after his defeat for I ho republican gub ernatorial nomination, Hevcllo. list ed his campaign expenses as fT.IMil.'jO, with tho cunimont: "If I had had more monuy I -would havo spent more." ; : McKlnney was indictod with prohibition administrator Hoy U. I.yle. his "assistant, William H. Whitney and two agents. Whit ney, when Informed , of Olmstod's stalements. declared:. . . " . "Olmsted Is a Ihir nnd ho knbwa Jie'a n liar. That Is probably-tho prlco ho Is willing loi pay for tho pardon he thlnhs he will-get; iHls testimony In another tiinl. contra dicts what ho said In San h'ran clsco. :. Ho nuist luwo' forgotten Hint." ; . t . ' .- . S.U.IQf, Ore., June 19 (Al', ' Sctentiflo progress 111 incut in spection has ruined 'the trado o? certain enterprising; citizens oi Douglas county who In tho pi. have enjoyed a lucrativo bunlnca In drylngg oat meat and soiling !: for Jerked venison, J)r. W. 11. l.ytle,. stato veterinarian, snld to day. Tests hnvo Jcen evolve i which, It is said, show to a cer tainty whthor tho moat is goat or deer flesh. ' ;-. - Also It Is no longer possible for certain meat dealers In Oregon to mix horso meat with pork or beef sausngo and sell It. as an unadul terated product, l.ytlo said. A favorite trick among somo dealers. Lho said, Is to mix in a good-sized perconlngo of horso meat, partic ularly In hamburger. , , ' iuocouxizh sciiMioMxei NKW 'YORK. '.limn. 1 a '- The' N'ew York state athlotio com mission ' today recognized " Max Schmeling as heavyweight cham pion of tho world by virtue of Ills victory over Jack Sharkey on a ioui in tnelr hoot hero last week. Ends Piles Quick ! No Salves or t'utlliig Piles aro cuused by congostlon Of blood In tho lower bowel. Only an Internal medoclnc can vemovo the cause. That's 'why salves and cut-. ting full. KHM-ROID,. tho pro- sciiptlon of Up. J. ti. Xoonhardt, removes this congestion -and strcngthoiiM tho affected parts. . , . Jil'JM-llOID Ih now sold by drug- glsls ievoryihern,nnnd',liiia .mich, fti wandorful record of success oven in chronic and; stubborn cases that Hod Cross Drug Store invites ovory IMln sufferer to try IIKM-ROID and guarantees money-back if it doe not end all Vllo lillsery. Adv. UNVEILED; WAS ', MEAT OF GOAT Mlako Deadinond, Hutchinson, Kiis., youth, started serving a seii tenco ot slx months, flvo hours after ho was arrested on a theft charge. . ' " ? CHEAP LETTER HEADS i t Never Did und Nover W til I I lo AnylMHly Any. Hood. njoy' I aro .lust IJlto Dirty ColUraI I Ask for snmplm of. Belter I t In'tt.'r IIimiiIs , 't I NELSON ,1 I Opposite Post Office I Expert Hat Cleaning 75c at ANGEL'S . SHOE i SHINING PARLOR No Doctor Would RECOMMEND Washing ' for your health MAIN 56 V ',' ', ....... .,. . .. ,.'. 'S'andwd ' Laundry ' JCo!' ' ' "Wife Saving Station" '. f X A . 10. PIUS (inham McXann'c ARCADE Friday and Saturday ALL TALKING! of all the fun films this is the champion rib tickler WARNER BROTHERS PRESENT M - fine Sap WITH EDWARD EVERETT NORTON ALAN HALE PATSY RUTH MILLER EDNA MURPHY VlTio rl'alkiiiir AlM Vltaplionc Acts Last Time Today Sophie Tucker In HONKY TONK' GRANADA Friday and Saturday j- I Plus I I ' t; WRr'Tarzan the bZmWti Tiger" Last Chapter Last Time Today Mary IS'olan In ,; "Undertow" c. A UN VIBIAL ALL TALKING 1 III 1 - ' ' " II' i lv' U 1 Wj A Certain Young Man Selected His New Spring OUTFIT at the New York Store Here Is What It Cost Him- SUIT CLOTHES $14.95 STRAW HAT 1.45 DRESS SHIRT .95 SUIT UNDERWEAR ............ 1.00 FANCY DRESS SOX ............ .25 GARTERS : .. .25 NECKTIE . .. ,. .50 DRESSY OXFORDS ... 2.95 TWO SOFT WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS......... .25 Outfit, Complete .. . $22.50 II 1 BUY YOURS HERE? M.G.Swain, Mgr. I 4l. i 'aft:, to mftl'.i- t!!r home. Moon Dru Co. Adv.