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Wednesday, April 8, 1931 ?
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
P. B. riXULT .
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Tb txutta Pnm la czcftannS enutud to am tot pause.
Hot of il utwt aiMpvxix aeSiua to it or cot oKknerVM. credited
If rbiliia fcrei&. All nrAH at repubtxxttoo at aptctal CU
ptefca la tfcia pr a&d a-to ti- orwa herein ao ara
iritsa ifirow of VJS7 Pec? aiid otfcrf r 1 r i
Ss'rT.ri! Union jiinlster
rota, m Jo a ptrt of tfc ytrjyftx-
Radio Programs
Representative
Of Pacific Body
JJ to CERMAK XEW f
MAYOR; BIG i
VtUf l BILL OUSTED
Kf Mn. I Z Trrall
Orjmens CorrewpasKSnl)
Vi&rxal Broadaaurdr Co.: S
cai-t'-a am cjt'. .vtttr; e:S6. ereiMtra; i Kpreaeaiaure of tie Paccar PraK
7. eacc rc&w.ra; 730, hjizprsKij ! kkikj- ot PorUca as ti rn-!
r!tra; 830. Aevj and Ar27. 1 T1 c-rerjc riKa will t rx-id s
piaiw . exebesua; 2So. draraal&ur; ; a AwfW April 25 to 27. TLj er-:
10, aSR2I; 1020, V.I Fne-n' b-jiv.y, gan Ira tics r-b arrTiioa tf tiaa '
iv.:.:r'. 11 to 12. cutout atchtv.tr iLoJae Hesse la Fse-rtarjd. tfce A1-
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hD'tOKTWlXO BATES
01tpl7, tarrttpi. p-rr coiuai lnco
uuou7. Kcaj. per vaoxku Its.a .
Tim contract prtoes on application
tcflel t2 tiar are prroftrwf v
Jota Eeaa. c Bate-. s a tr-mm to rrgi" oer fcosssa imi azl re- J
tisltcr la C2es od atcc&aT. Bxe ckt rticd rt it f
Win vnttt of FsrCaaeL baa bee; rajni;? of nrrfi seecsdetrr !
a bessTa Vast ia icm aecuca - cr-esiT. iiCarir li -Tirie tri3"'
no. Be ta f-rt Waiijera rjl be (Lsxtnteii la 'e ne ;
it-.i2T rrriTT to a ias eraber. ar -i-vtcaaeE. a 'xi a rap afr '
Its Btsl Wriil. Be -aeat co to'14 cf ISe a-t ; toj
ett. atustrojoiit; B--30. Hayirwe j aocletr. axd otier itocL-ed crziaiza ; wf JfS-Si br fce- r "Crai- be nL a-a fmd r
or'.iwa; 7. L-jtwrm Lea?K 7 ao, ; -or- Mr. Lee wUl represent all of ' ?"vr r pii here. OS- Ere w-ai
crc.-auri: 8, ajx Wi::v-' Oregon la tfcja cosiererxe ao4 a-JI .V!tT ,J; be a:e- izxx aieree will ,
perils F-r'.czrj. Trail Biazera: 4. Pel- . JeaTe Cni-jE a week from UaaOxj to 77;l ' .7Z lid tie r r-r. encmrxgeaxz. We
reru; vzo. vazm. Vlrrrtta Jo Brai- ce preaest at xrje oorasriz aeaiicxia. . . -. . t.-i
p&vnj; iu, r-T.p-rrr o, t.ie . 'rl. ao- cm of tfc ji- raccestfol EaRer
ian. urcieatra; to i, vaia-, aemc erer beid In toa ra tbe
bCT-d Of tbe Air. , txjt Ifcat it tnrrvtinn tn
rS tSi t?Zl oar bo r, t I
Mortfcwew Erota!r I T te m : j -arlr nan,--- rL . tT V"' . J?f?.ft" ia caT fca- CiaT,-
S MJ. arXtrA, saroea taix; . to- xr-th Leuiiera corner ziisd at lit i.- x w VT-. Vj. ' Beda brie loose la tie streets cf ;
rt; 8, KeV5 IM Men-one., or- j throusbout tbe daT. Tbe ELiT J Hl SSU f- f - ?J1:ra c:2!31 d'-srus
caeatr: . Xobutiix fVa-en: tMivM ,., .n . " i ie cit re iwuta
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; n it loovec ll la atteraace a
orcbeatra; 10. Buratriid
1030. KooolM Meloow 11. cc-
( iiicj'. piersoua jtxrxn at 157. Tbe ;
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A for me, I will behold thy face in rijfiifceotujnesg: I shall
be khU, when I awake, v.ith they iikeneBB, Pga. 17:15.
BEAUTY OR INDUSTRY
Eariy a the eeaMn Btill i, 4he matter of aurnrner auto
mobile touring is already begrinning to occupy people's mind.
Those who are going touring are beginning to day-dream
about the places that they will viflit, and to wonder if they
will be able, by good luck, to afford new cars in which to
do the viaiting; and towns that are on the tourist route are
likewise beginning to figure out new ways for attracting
more visitors than they had the summer before.
In this latter connection, there is a remark in Charles 'J.
Finger's recent book, "Adventure Under Sapphire Skies,"
that is very much to the point. ' Every town in America that
hopes to attract tourists ought to heed it, and it is worth
reprinting here.
Jlr. Finger remarks that every town has its "booster club"
that tries to attract the visitor; and he continues: '
"But how do they set about attracting him? By making
beautiful pictures of the beautiful places near their town?
By seeing to it that natural beauties are undisfigured? In
nine cases out of ten they will tell you about the factories
and the banks and the churches and the good water and
. the schools in their community. Now to do that is every
bit as silly as if a business house should advertise that it
had safes and cash registers and typewriters and ledgers.
Such things are necessities and rightly taken for granted.
So are schools and good water and banks necessities, and it
should be taken for granted that every community has them.
"But what the towns might do is to see that no local high
board advertisements disfigure the landscape. They should
search out their beauty spots and clear ways to them. ' They
should look to the beautification of their town, so that
travelers might wish to stay there, as the city of Leaming
ton In England has beautified its streets and made them
gay with flowers and potted plants.
'To put matters in a nutshell, the active-minded people
who would do the right thing by their town should give some
consideration to the tourist's point of view. j
, "Neither we, nor you who read, were ever, or are ever, :
likely to visit a town because it has an overall factory in
full blast, or because there is a coal dealer and a paint and
wall paper merchant in it, no matter how much of a citizen
of credit and renown the advertiser might be." '
! The La Grande Chamber of Commerce has recently issued
a folder in which the viewpoint of the above author seems to
be the same as that of those who were responsible for tn ,TO"m- Mary Ann Huffman, who w
. ..... ... i runnlnK with a arnaJl child on her
compilation. iow u oenooves an gooti citizens 10 uo an
possible to make our city as attractive as possible to all who
shall pass this way..
rrvlay after a coup l B-jt iar -fez BU- who entered tfce
ci weets of Tictir witb ber daugb- i eaapara. aiter a toiler r'TT" cazn-!
ter. lira. Bert Tiadcer. Sir. Tocter oaai l:zrs. nxixaaDciiiX b would i
e Hr. i 7 ,iOTer otaerje eipeoal rses-; -osx aarantige of tbe lew CUyi of artr aeei pubiir ei agzia. litre
,,j,,. became Zsxter a cot eoscplete , z-.tm Mra by tbe flood and ' waa no case for reloads?. "He emled.
KHQ ,tM,: tT" Town Crier. JSiSS iSJ? '' ? " i r-s op-ponent !
Alw hi rvrr. v-- n rvi- v tBSU '.. - p" . 7 " . ex!. and tben aerred notice tnat tie TOte
5J -&S? - to Portend !tbat redded Wa tie rani of a i
wj-Jr.- liv, ,,.,- 1 1 ',A i L , . s' i Tr.OTCiT on ouiintss. rcram:; to ; pnTate citizen wotixl not deter tire .
Tm JPFli JlfLZS- rri": ' fl V-' Tt lrft- ) tie aacltar-.-n ear:7 r mrt- ; !a effort to aid Cbicao.
u,tt rataie. 1.15. aeed aemce. rrju-, hi pcdaj aermom tr-at alwapi lr, ' it waa "he seccsd victory for a I
e; 2. atllo parade; a. Ceaia of Be- ! si,t hu audience acntttaia? to tbiai "t" r , h v" v v w, DerLocrtt" wrS3tt "faSr trJ
membra&ce: 330. dance rr.ualc: 4 ! ?v,t . ,,. ,... Era Wilaon and ber brotiier. WiU. , "cj .. " 1
v t ti.i.., i tic, la toe ere-nina t wiioi cac- ' j Si&tes senate list Noresiber over i
10. Inland Ernplre Ponira. KHQ Ea- jiata -Joyo- Eeiis cf Eaetera" ItS S--yJ iL i totaHarirVrcCcrinici. Eep-JbUcaa!
aemble; 11 to 12. dance rctaic. a fitun? close to a perfect Ear-er " ; ntontba in Union ( Trre were tr. t-orerer. '
al"e 'day. Mrs. Edita Fty rpent rpy.r.y ret'jrned to Waiinl.e. Wasn. : Tao Ctraal.s tnumpbi
KJB (70: S;40 to 3 . m, KBS ; boon tralalcz tee hialor choir and n!cn can boa cf one Easter baby, i rtctorr. Arnonz ibSn
prograrrj. the result were nvait graufyln? at . arrea-po-ina oa-agnter wis cora to ; ra MaEK:p!a Ju1ge Jotn H- trie.
LA GRANDE
STORE
Stressors to NIK. WEST & CO.
PRICE CHANGE
j therm cry the tpprecla-uon
KVI (7V): 9, CBS; 9:30, dr? OT- j hlcn t erexic prDgraiJi re- 5jra" 1
ftntra; 10, Bt-jdio prograzn; 10, or- j ctlrtd. . oz-bj are
Mr. and Mrs. Marie Croeiand carij )
Beth nsotier ixd
ctjc of TcompeoB's oppenenu in tfce
"anti-gang"
nwrac?. ischct sua j pr3inar7. who ran fcs an
. t t i-.u . a-c.- ii.ai u-mc t, or nnr. .
trirv iiiu,,, - i..--. . -r- - '.lift UfJUliUK i 'JT Ml 5. VEBIa , tt,- -v, t. JIjlj.. i,t S . . . . J
and Mmorl. Huwpapr; 7. Mlent; TSI" tSnt Bn,TO ho urder-renr an : party and J - is also a victory for toe '
8, Pencb Miniat.jrtt; 80. band; 9, JJ Gr?rard arS c"tlOT for W5- " i Bepubhcan party. - - j
KB8; 9 AO. Tctie Painting; 10, NBfi; ! " Jf. p p i JrZ Grande Eande hospital scmetime ago, J Beth candidates Held tnat Cnicaeo's :
100. Walkatfcon; - 1130. orcotatra; rzzfzT: f ',.71 ' a brought borne Monday and u j future to tbe bi issue of the race. I
12 to 3 a. rn KE. l IV ','7 , reported recuperating. i Taxation and unemployment were
parlori .
S. E. Miller has tad considerable ! talked about, but tbe cry of Thorn p-
rant books received, 11. K umber of , f rcra La Grande.
rxx.ts donated. 0. Boots repaired. I
ex; casn received from rentals, and
fines
roTrem,
MJ6 Number o new bor- CAPTAIN, CREW
New booJtfl placed on the shelve fl J 1 1 T 7 TIITRPI?
recently are: "Sky-rard". Richard! UJ Jl I U l,
Byrd; 'The Cradle of the Deep," Joan j C II I p H J J?fl ?J?
Until; 'The Bon of Man." Emil Lflfl- i . . 1 f CiSf Lx r
wrttr; "Rachel Moon," Lorna Ra; j
"The Sophisticate," Gertrude AtKer- EUREKA. CaU April 8 WV-Captaln
ton; "Reader. I Married Him." Anne S E. Mattson and his crew of 17
Green: "The Rinz of the Loen-1 e aboard the Ireighter an Lucas
for offices below t
- mayor, naming James A. Kearas, city J
1 treasurer, and Edward Casey, associate t
j Judge of the municipal court.
I Peter J. Brady, a Democrat, was
j elected city cleric over his Republi
; can opponent, Patrick Sheridan
Smith, a Thompson lieutenant.
Oakland i
KLX (830. : 6. concert duo: 7. news: ; The monthly meeting of the library , trouble from an infected hanrt. caused ton's ocDonents was ehieflT w clean
70, piano, studio program; 8. Musi-; board was fceid Monday aftmoon from a sliver. He was confined to i out the city ball and free th city of
cal Boire; 9, gospel hymns; 9 ' a'i the fo!loin? report was made his heme ail cf last week but is able ( gangsters' while his proponents;
Kovelty Trio; 10, band; 11, classic rec- , by the assistant librarian, Mra. will to be back on- the Job this week. j shouted their challenge in tbe form ;
ords; 1 1 to 12. dance program. Campbell: j Sam Haynes and bis daughter. Mrs. i of a question: j
K'JO (7W ; e to 12, HEC programs, numoer oi toui; li'zvusr ixrwu uesxa tsoyi, entenainea quie a crcwo cn-ati c r3i..jiiAu a lu-au iuu-
Han Fran fx o loaned. 34: number of non-fiction on Sunday Including: Mr. and Mrs. j many V
KPO (CHO) : W. organ. Cecil and books loaned, 5; number of Juvenile Fred Nod me. of Island City; Mr. and ! There was a little solace in the re-
pAiiy -v rrr-Kr K-rt- ft- fiction books loaned. number ol 'r Dever CaidT. Mr. and Mrs. turns ior t.ie Kepuoucans, nowever.
7, orcheatra; 8. comedy: 8iS0. piano; ! Juvenile ncn-fictton books leaned. 1&. Prank Koib and Miss Burgess, of.f They succeeded in electing two out of
Trobbes Hcrapboo; 10, dance or
chestra; 11 to 12, organ and Mnger.
Knw (610) ; fl U) 1 a. m., CBS pro
grams,
Ixm An gelt
KHJ .000): fl, Lee Morse, numerolo
Ut; 60-4(0, Undsley and Marline; 7.
studio program; 7:20, CBS; 8. orches
tra; 8:30, CBS program; 10, news,
orchestra; 12 to 1 a. m., organ.
KP1 .640): . Nick Harris; 6:45.
Hiring Trio; 7, NEC programs; '8:30. i
Hawaiian music; &Ab. ' D-17, Em
peror"; 9, KBC; 90, piano; 10, NBC;
10:30. Schonberger Trio; 11 to 12.
NBC,
KNX (1060): 6, organ; 6:30. so
prano. Melody Maids; 7. Watanabe
and Archie, KNX Ensemble, music;
8, symphony; 8:30, violin; 9, Charlie
Hamp; 9:30. dance ensemble; 10,
Wranglers; 11 to 12, organ.
Ijffiver
KOA (30t: 6, duo; 6:30. NBC pro
grams; 8:16, Listeners' Hour; 8:45,
sports Interview; 9:20, NBC; 10:30 to
11, organ.
Halt Lake f lt
KBL (1130): a, NBC programs; 8,
Pep Program; 8:30, NBC; 8:45, Magic
Paintbrush; 9, NBC; 9:30, Informal
studio program; -10.15, orchestra; 11 ;
to 12, dance music.
The Same $10, $11
and $12 quality in
Florsheim
Shoes
For Men
NOW
and
$H(Q)
L0"ER prices now in effect on all Florsheim Shoes,
including the smart new styles for spring and
summer, giving you more per dollar than ever before.
No change in Florsheim quality the same high
standard as always.
See Window Display
i Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
PNEUMONIA HITS
HOUSE SPEAKER
MAXVILLE
PERSQNALS
By Mr. M. F. Kaynmnd
(Observer Correspondent)
MAXVILLE, Ore. (Special A com
munity dinner was held at the school
house Sunday afternoon. Though
there are but five families here, when
the dinner was spread it was most
delicious. Just as dinner was fin
ished the children went Into the play
back, fell with such force as to skin
the side of her face from eye to chin
and also cut her lip quite badly.
Monday the Up was badly swollen and
her whole face quite painful, but
having had a perfect attendance rec
ord at school so far. she attended her
classes In spite of the swollen face.
The heavy rains of last week raised
the creek that parallels the road to
Wallowa to the extent that several
hrldtrm wern washed out and In D laces
Continental fllghtf t'lVHtVam irom the l acmC t0a.St to IStiW n road was entirely wasnra away.
, . .... . . , ... , H was nrcewary for tho mall to bo
i on. win (j rmiuc in en noun, ho it m aiinouiiuuu,
AVIATION HISTORY
On April 1 u new 31-hour cout to coats t passenger and
mail air (service wan to have leen put into effect. Tran-
ikolds." Selma Laeerlof. I today while his llttie voocn steam
A few new books are being added ; lumber schooner. Cleone. was aban
to tho library shelves each week and , dened to the seas. 12 miles north of
the reading public is invited to take Blunts reef lightship, a menace to
advantage of the opportunity to read i navigation. '
the best new books. The selection Is ' A radio from Captain R. Johnson
confined as far as possible to books ot the San Lucas last night charac
that are proving popular in other i .terized tbe Cleone as a "menace to
libraries. The freshman and sopho- i navigation." It gave the position of
more clasies in tha high school have 1 t16 223 ton tlo&l latitude 407
made a lot of attractive new posters! north, longitude 124-23 west. The
to call attention to the new books. ! Cleone left Eureka yesterday morning
A new table and bulletin board are tor San Francisco with a load of lum
scon to be completed by the manual j When the San Lucas hove in
training department and these will I sr?nt ne displayed distress signals,
be used to place new books In a more j unable to call for help because she
conspicuous place. Among the new lacked a radio. The San Lucas distress
donors of books are Mrs. Sarah B. signals for her and a tuw the Hum
Ryan. of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. bolt, was dispatched fromiere to her
Cecil Griggs. The list of donated i atd-
books Is far too long to publish but j Tn tu&- however, did not arrive in
it inritiriM wim. vrv fin. bnoVit and ! time and the San Lucas, standing by.
' a list of the best ones will be given j picked up the men when they aban
: icon t doned the Cleone as she gradually
I Mrs. Clara Hanillton. who has been Wed with water. The vessel, owned
visiting friends In Boise. Bliss nd ' by tne Beadle Steamship company.
other Idaho nolnts for the past two J w& 1" feet long with a beam of 30
months, returned to Union Tuesday. 'eet- .
When in Union she makes her home The San Lucas was standing by , f3
with her daughter. Mrs. Sidney Vaden. me aniung nuir. toaay awaiting tne it
Announcement of the weddina of I arrival of the tug Humbolt. The crew y
Marie Spain and Theodore Smlrl has t wl11 be transferred to the Humboldt
been made. Judge L. Denham per- j ai)d returned here.
the Cleone's seams had sprung allow
ing water to leak Into the bold. The
vessel rapidly became waterlogged.
If possible the Humboldt will tow
the Cleone back to Eureka although
it appeared the vessel may sink be
fore he could be brought Into port.
(Continued form Page One)
malned with Longworth throughout
the night.
He and Dr. Wiles yesterday called
in Dr. V. -P. Sidenstricker, specialist,
of Augusta, for consultation.
SWEIM.SH POET DIES
STQCKHQLM. Sweden. April 8 0?
Dr. Erik Acei.Kirifelt "permanent
secretary of the Swedish academy
which annually awards the Nobel
prize in literature, died last night
from bronchitis and heart weakness.
He was long regarded as one of
Sweden's most gifted poets. He was
elected one of the eighteen members
of the academy in 1904 and since
1907 had been a member of the Nobel
comrnltw.
Tri-motored plancH, manned ty crews of two transport
pilots will he used in the new service. The planes will make
thirteen stops spread over nine states.
Three years ajfo, before Mndlwrh's flight to Paris, such
an announcement would have created nation-wide amaze
ment and skeptical speculation. The story of this new ser
vice was printed on the inside puges of the New York papers.
Thus is modern aviation history made. f:
i -
. t
In Washington
formed the ceremony Saturday after
noon with Fredricka Spain, sister of
the bride, and Mr. Edwards as wit
nesses. The bride Is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spain and Is a
graduate of the Union High school.
The young couple will make their
home In La Grande.
Ted Hutchinson came home last
Thursday for his Easter vacation and
will remain until about the 15th. The
students were dismissed early because
of the lack of drinking water caused
by the floods. Ted said the water
war, still at flood height when he
left on Thursday and In places It
came up to the running board of his
car.
Mrs Opnl Dnrr. nf Elgin. Is visiting
PILES
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kur.Btrs V1 ' X
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highly Interest inn und siguificun
document.
taken over the Valentine hill road
until repairs were made.
Mrs. 11, W. Carper has been 111 for
several days and Saturday went into
Wallowa to consult a phynlclan. She
return Mi Sunday even lug.
Hershal Join who moved to Wal
lowa this winter, came In Monday
nntt returned to hla home Tuesday.
The preliminary spelling omtefit
was held at the school house Friday.
A written tat was given in the morn
ing and nn oral test In the afternoon.
All the- parents and the school clerk
were present to wttnesn the contests.
Hmne very good grades were made.
Two perfect grades and three 10 !
Kntdr were made out of the eight I
tests. Thn pupils who will go to En
terprise for the- cont?t next Saturday
are Hazel and Lloyd Trump, Frcder
irk Jfnntson and Doris Raymond. Af
ter the contest the children were
given a treaaurtj hunt, followed by an
The end of the
candy
ahntit them filled tn. Quite evidently
It was Urumldl's purp.c lo cmblaru
all the walls with tils living cnlora,
Hut II fo was too short for the ta.k.
11 " H died In jjovrrty, and In WifiO
lly Herbert Pliiminer (culture appropriated (K0 to pay
WASHINGTON Looking through ' funernl A heUtwMl nnv.
yellowing records of the United States ; n,PIlt Wrui nlnn Ina(le on h, corilrai t ' Ki-ster egg hunt.
senate recently, them rami) to view Jttf Ih(! lm(,hiv trpn in the rnnitnl treasure hunt proved u be
j dmne, to nul a destitute daughter Id j l-'ir for each child, a trout from their
I Italy. S ' teacher. Mrs. Ida B. Gordon.
U Is a statement filed yearn ago by luumidl was a naturalized Amefu
one Constantino Hrumtdl an lullan ' rflll ln lh dny, Wn,in ne lolIr(I t ! h..,s oy V-M
o dler and artistmyliJK that the (HpUti. He mme to Amerlra In IUT.A ! iorti.AND. April H .i- Mrs. Helen
ce ing of the old agricu turat eom- lo vrngcane of a minister of ! O. Cruvrr, 27. who In a spell of dc
ml ten room of he senate .with its nUati ln pOIm. A a Imt,nnil, guard , spondeiiry leaped from the Rms
elaborate portrait and llego,u-l , p tIl hp nil(l .e(uwM t() ( Jft h j w n
presentations of agricultural themes, i tr.K to fire "on the people." the'i met! rtvr 1 month auo. riled Sunday
; " . " V4"" 7'' reeortia sny, and lie nerved 14 month..
fresco to be Introduced Into America." U prison wUh-Jiit ehatgen or tiial.
7 his led to an Invi-iiigation on our i
part of the tnnn luuinldl and his : uiliK I M IMiihi
wr:rit' , , A J, It whs this incident that brought
One has only to visit the cspltol i nbuut the half -complied frwrowmk
to bo Impressed by the work of lim- ,i the senate wing of the capitol
mldl, who spent the last a.'j yeitts of ! rr iirnR,i,ii was a marked man al
hls life lavishing hln talent upon the i ready In Home.
gigantic task of decorating the walls u wn to htm the pope entrusted
of that building. In the corridors of , rentnrntlun of the llafnel frrivrcta in
tho sennUi wing perhaps tic genius t the loggia of the Vailran.
of the man Is wen nt Its bet. j He went for with his Idea of detil-
Thero are painted panels crowded ; eating rai h if the senate committer
with American flora mid fauna. K..rh j rooms t its established purposv nv
bird and flower Is produced by the i tht. nature of its deroratL.ns Hut
painter In estpiisitc detail No two j the original scheme was not t arried
panels are the anme; no two flowers ! out.
and no two birds nliko, yet. there are j Thus the appropriations committee
hoepltul, police learned today.
Internal injuries nnd nhock cnuscd
her riruih.
The girl drove her car to the center
of the spun and in full view of a
half doen hystniiders, leaped over
the rail and i;tfl fret to tho river be
low. She was rescued ut once.
m.t iati: rote ii:.him;
hundreds of both.
MI C TOO HIIOHT
HA I. KM. Apr. 8 M',The case of
the ItoKue river ballot title, which
wa appealed from the title (liven
by Attorney General Van Winkle, was
wl lor hearing In tho supreme court
Apttl M t lo a. m. The change in
the title was anked to clarity It.
The title Is lor a referendum on
Remove the Scratch
from Shaving!
A new Klenzo , Lather
Jirush instead of that
scratch stub, Iavondcr
Mentholated Shnvi np
( ream that soothes and
cools your face while it
softens your heard thor
oughly, Lavender Lotion
that banishes all irritation
and redness will bring to
you a new kind of shaving
comfort.
YIELD TO
CHINESE
E R B
T)nn't miffni- n nnfknp '
blind. Itchinir, protruding- or bleed- 1
In i? pllea without lusting the newest
and f iis teat acting treatment out. Dr. !
.'ixon'a Chinaroid. fortified with
rare. Imported Chine? llrb, with:
amazing power to reduce swollen,
tissues, brings ease and comfort In !
""'unn, viiiiiriiiiaj yvn lt worn .
I and en Inv It Co uMiiu i wn timma i
nofjlhing-, healing action. Don't dc- j
Jay. Act In tlmo to avoid a d.ingor- '
oua nnd costly operation. Try Dr. "
Nfxon'a Chlnnrold under our jruar- I
nntee to satisfy completely and bo
worth 100 times the small coat or
your money back. ; .
Red Cross Drug Store. Adv! '
Convenience
Comfort Hospitality
You will appreciate the excellent
service and moderate rates. The
city's most centrally located hotel.
One Wock from Pershing Square
convenient to all leading shops, .
theatres, financial institutions and
electric depots for all resorts.
Garage adjoining.
All Outiide Room Each With Bth
on I "won !2 :, 11. Ii
To ltruit - ..-. .1. $5
Unexcelled Food Friendly Prn ?i
Trsnk Simpson. Jr., Dittttor
H3till Savey
Sixth e Grand
; , '"" """ "'"jwinlr bill I. which provhir. .jr Iht
nnvnl rmninllw, with lla rtxurr .( ,.,,, , lhp ,, to comm,rt.l
. ... !Nrpliinr iihd oilier r-flvorl mylh- . (imiiiik. Th. nm,.l lllwl bv
... hiumiw Lurrui'ir unn will no i n iMflcnl nnt.k ril inu .... ...n- ... .
l)lnk mli,la. palnlnl in Kjlrnm tone iuk pnlicl.
with only Iho docormlvp rrnmp wnrk Thi ndlolnlni; room, rliwkrrl out
Thrrc t-atu. were attvanrrd today
on Hit- Miprrmi rniirt rnl.ndftr
Lavender Shaving Cream
35c
Lavender Lolion
$1.00
Klenzo Lather Bruthej
98c and up
Glass Drugs Inc.
Cooking Demonstration
Ladies! Don't forget to attend Mrs. Sanders Cooking
Demonstrations every afternoon this week from
2 'til 4 o'clock
She will use the famous
Spark Lid-Top Gas Range
in all of her demonstrations.
Mrs. Sanders has some very delightful recipes and
some very helpful suggestions for the ladies who
attend.
Ildd at the
SHELLW0RTH-G0ECK
Plumbing & Heating Co.
A Service That's Different"
Phone Main D09
212 Elm St.
Liberal allowance will be made for your old stove and
liberal terms allowed on the purchase price of a
New Spark (ias Range
MOTHER EXAMPLE
OF FORD VALUE
' : Bright, enduring
RUSTLESS STEEL is used
for many exposed bright
metal parts of the Ford"
WEE YOU BUY a Ford you buy enduring beauty.
The body finish is made to last for the life of tho
car and practically all exposed bright nietnl parts ex
cept the bumpers are made of enduring Rustless
Steel.
This Rustless Steel lias great tensile strength.
It is the same bright metal all the way through. A
salt test equivalent lo forty years' service under tho
Beverest weather conditions failed lo have any effect
on its brilliance. It never requires polishing. All
you do is wipe it with a damp cloth, as you do your
windshield.
This is just one of many features that show
the substantial worlh of the Ford. In speed, com
fort, safety, economy and long life in the rich
ness of its finiBh and upholstery it brings you
everything you want or need in a motor car at an
unusually low price.
Call or phone for demonstration.
'J IIK FORD
CON ERTIHLB
CABRIOLET
L O W
FORD
P It I C E S
"G30
(F. o. b. Detroit, ptu, freight and delivery. Bumper, and
.pare the extra at low ed. You may purchase o Ford ear or
truck for a .mall dom, payment, on convenient, economicl
term, through your Ford dealer.
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