La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 19, 1933, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextrWTl- Frfday. August 18,1933 Pag EigH 74 PINE LUMBER MILLS OPERATING ! rSlARKET OF THE DAY : AT THE LIBEETY trr. late. tni tff to new rastna ' reported by aw Western. Pis a. , tec today wet "th roat ajt. 12. rr tacMi totaled U3.0CO feet. about 3-5 per ottvi uxxSer tb -year weealy averaga i Aagoat ad a per cxz beio tb preiiotia war. Of tb !4 merJver still. 11 ut rrTl..?jZ iUtZ Week. . gipsaent aisoraated to 4o.Si 900 feet, and prodactiooi 4&12J600 Sat, putttow prodiattion a per of capacity censperai wr-b. 1 f cast tr parrieu week. r U T per ceac for tot year to . Current order were 24 per cent sawmill txiMV.j. Oaea ! CHICAGO COaXS -i!) -Si-, 4: - MS Inr. PCrBtTLA-VD "HlaT 0e HI U .; . - jM paVJlrt'OE FOBTTJLSD. !- I atattar i pnea. ovai. 21c; ' Butterfat Portland denier1: A (nde. tie B.; WW " aeuvery. lie -r a. sweet cream Se tig?. e Paexfie pouitry producers' ttajsat, ft: avenue. 24ct era aar; ruK- - wad-tar.. ; pullet, lie ooeeo. Buyis prv aholesaiers: frb extra, lie : rr.tnr jsc dozen: ucvtrgrade. II'. n..ttv-M Dtliard standard MM.- TlUU stajasard. ! tntt: DaM. 81tl 10 crate. Milk, cfceeae, tfAzrteJ meat. rr.o bur, caacara tart. bop u, Ptry. wcrA uvd 1-iT. antbal. OW.tHt WtXT rrutm Am. 1 .fv C. B. D. A.I ebtcp: ctJW 14 Me IHjjia-. tstjeup ?ja ieeoer m''- l Mr. UA " m no to TS. rarxje !tM! mt Butter Trade In j MARKET IN WALL North and South Reported Weaker STREET WEAKER j. ' tOM(UOM B6EB.V J'. .-0K,ROSTLE.S' ROOM OOf bo Uxsatr.y at L CfinV u ffeoancr rwent Iras a tnp so t WorM mrx TOEK. Aat. 1 Stall c u war ro . , 10117. j 3Kt mwl Jum; Toct jcx-Cnrwal Ire.j n w. J. BrSBfi mrt lets. Bnams. T&er tber t1 beta m-a K- tmM r. to jtmm bob to befut tM KfgBcr jc&r ac O. & C EKt TacaUsa Trt torK TawdsfcT wnia Croat ae "Casfcctx eerjeser7. Tae Bonr? will to B4m t be ncnei as th o Wiilea Joseph Selak, 65, Of Cove, Passes; Burial Saturday Jocepb StUaX. CS. Cane puaed un Ti3rST aMrroors aTtar a bere roca Boca: Sbnzja. Wjo. Be vaa bora In Aagna'HTT-vT azd serreri to th Aiaesnaa Ajrsf. Mr. SeiJJt to atrrftTl 07 m ion Sorcoen a Selai. at Seattle. Waih, arl by a iir.j "n- Ooooia. at Coe Feral aemeea w'Ji be b3d traes tle Cferureil CC Our Lady ec the VZ7 . "3. . . ."7 soewc 00 " . . ortT to ber bo to Bone aKer 7 30. wita Patber Scot to t?Je for ararpc- J amitu. Vo I to F " U Hoe rxl 9 ooloci Sat FIND IT HERE Cap, lor that Caraata mm I M la my t a. am. Vxjb tjfKJi it xmj&. I cSCMtzf 27a trrtrrfVrl: Botfcarfat laiaea wtr weai. Uarluc for ee5 a eecaraHy on- rj okanred for tla .lay. Of ferula at hIU!raa cu awlctlT rea atook eotstuaaal aeact J JlIaBnaa T T. bat eucU arxailwl tr2 oooa j Bectlietjera et to WiJecra. ! i. 1. Caae pr vrre cp acd doa la wse 1 0 E cacaotspe Eiartu tnta Taauna ( f.m.Mr., aod Tbe LI atoei to atititrr be-; fyj Kotora . ter offersr ailer toe reoena ""I jefcj Ita&TUie txaiXM. I Uboer-OPra WaterMVjM conuaaed acaree ana ujera B prtoee beid firm to fclr oere U j jjg- Viri teiOOlsT of aioleaalera to Sxunrai rrnmir stetr Deeeav ; 3. C. Petier jtotea at aiacaeaale trallE: I 6er j, j Apie isarttat a fatrlr aetJre bat , gj p.x as Vr prsota. i si. OH of CaJ. Poutoea ra boidioc ateaelT "jj, Wi X. J. : Uoimtato biitberrea were offer, ed aa 2c lb. Dry B'c Paotory Wood. Utrge trt& load deUTered tSJO per toad. TeSe pitoce ordera coliect. Poudoaa. Puie Lumber Co, r:in. Ore. t-n-t t. Moaa'm Pare Vaoilla Extract fat oet ter tod coat Kaa. a oc. 33c or. We pint II 29. 1-4-1 m. OatlOf.HAI. ETC HI.VGif A tetacuon of itry floe eotoed Prerjeh rertma baa Ita been le cetnd by Btcbardaon a Art and Out Bhoo and are sow on diapiay. Too win e0y.1T aeetnr tbeae loraiy Bom ber am are Urr:!ed to Tiatt una abop aben dons tenrn y Ume tfcia we. S-lS-t t. Crarr CryUaia at Vcon Dra Co. e-4-1 m. CJ? CREAM IS SURPRISE AT Klb.tB A VII PlJlB POBTLA-TO. Auk. 1 0 Ca tracaiaied. MM: trxt or berry. 14; fceet so;ar. M 75 i' 10a. rvfeaoie rloor 8eillrar price, nan debTery btx lota: patent, . 7.8i-. do. 4. "Wi: baiera- btue- atein. 7i baavera- oieooeo flour. KUKk aoft araise paatry setert. TS t't Mccraara. bard vheat 4i. rye. Mi,V,3Cr. we c -he-t j li- rrafcam. aiio 0 K 20 ; tim the Ke cream tpper at bbL Cu Pacsce UtKed Aircraft Vai'J& Corporation -tr. S. ladtaa. Aleobol n. 8. Sceet ICO . 20 . 81 20J-, j M I . . 45 t : . 121 l-.a be toecrjranted to tee r- l- - -I baa MCTd rnrTrtVP rJrDr fore a pd portion of tc toa jJTV,,, baa been a f FATOA S HERE l.ZrXratr? ra ra, aa to a y 437, BREAKS SOUTHERN ROAD RECORD (f f ' -1 .'XJlll'l WIJaHi.aM I . . 171 a- a"-IT Rmkiae ail exiatiax reeordl Ibe ron iron. a.. '.-'', rv." U Caanuea moon turn m a tiooanurii, une .? de .hiForf aedan. peered vi,h .hs ew ITi" oUne lae 124 mile, ta t-o boor, flat, overas.r.5 62 miia. per - r. . . . ina.. A wn the finest non-Drcmiuin JeVhoV. Cap.. Oakley J. Hall, San Dic r ed- Picture sbow Cap- alal anilJlini ' . .. n- I' J 1 1 . . .- . 1 t 1 mininc ('ravrford'i time shl aa EWORLD MARKETS AWAITING EFFECT OF SILVER PACT Urges Hunters To Be j If.-, and lira. W. T. Vtoton. of Mc : V " t- : ere to La Grande tnss Parflll Of FireS f;Jrecctt. rsoooo? brief. y to call on iMnu ile on their aT to tke j Teiaatoce pari: ad perhaps on to (Ccnttosed Prom P? Oce) I te expoaition at pyago. ir. Tin- h tercatnre treraa. tie repread Ta eoonty to ' Ma becotrea more and more acme Sts foreal protection aaenciea 12 i rate aecae tvo ters aid a-aa !preaident to ISIS, irben Walter it-l Pierce and Colon E. Eberhard re McEIroy Opens ! Triangle M Ranch On linam River Herbert U ItcHlroy. weU known EMontatoeer of tnis secaon 01 -7: gve-rera from t part of Eastern By Ctaade A. aarzer ,fsw. j Tbe recent eiectne atonaa orer WiEcTra eoanty bare eataed tbe pxo- Orezos. He ralVrl on botn tnls norr'rr. Mr. Vicum baa been a prae-ucirar lxwyer at atcafinnTlBe for 40 ?eaza. LOSDOJt Wta a mrrtare of Apcroxlir1M37 jo tirea were reported I Vy, itoe a rteptUKam wSd ttarietai lootoota and otbera wblea were! DAUGHTER BORN are awaitm tbe effect, of tbe r-bt- a. Se-ral of tbeae ( 1 U U"J ! ' 1i JJ11 L1UU .power allwr pact. Tbe tan rear ted orer 20 acres to atae cotton fndaKry ; before they were brongbt under eon- iafaita ccc5i tbe best torevrn . trot- Dtje to b?olz. acnon on we , u.-. and Mi A. W. Korby are re 'caKcmer at tbe ero-wera of tbe A21- pert of atoctren and otber tstera cT.rs consratoiatloca on tbe birtb tnan rupie la portiesiarty bope-: at tbe forest a nuaber of tbe fires a catbter at Eat Laie saiutornim ' ful tbat Ita trace witb Cbtoa toay be j vre pat oat wbfle atill Tery mil AtsJ l5 g.j tas been 'tenvta- -Tere !s notblni tbat tbe forest ninasd Gladys. ! .. . , 11 v w.e-aer. . Tide Gin do to ore-1 EAGLES' MEET tbat ltw mn b5Tent tbe occurrence of fire, resuittof i i tbat "any a3ccen ooia an Kiw; jinxa n?auas ijiib. WA POBTlAVb LtVE10CK PORTLAKD. Atar. IS OattSe: : oalTes. i. aoeady. Steera. beat. aJ IS 1 75: cononon and medium. 3 a betfera. beat. MOMJ4; medium. MOS ) 13 JO; cowa, beat. M5s32i; com mon and meaiutn, j u m A aprne featur. at tbe . prlc. awl eae band. -e , Ua? aa ...t -- ( m. rrrxi : Hn?l1 -n--rf!-M aVTltl aTfcaO , TfnlCU t ill IaVCa, CL-LU i a:- f- r j 1 tv Kti- Krrara. arrmciscA BTtxriEK apwi v : r BANKS ASKED era Oregon, baa openeu auu r eraaraj tae Tnan?ie M- rancn on tn rtrbt at tbe forts. One iray go to from Core to Roc bitl or from Ein to Bock Kr-r abere be will meet oce witb pack and saddle boraea to corffl-vir-tbe tnree dies down to tbe nrer. He may be reacted by telepbonlng the Core operator. Tbe ranch, has good accommoda tions and there Is plenty of flsblng. grouse bunOra; and otber forms of amusement available at tbe ranch, he reports. Relief From Heat Is Slow In Its Arrival (Oonttnuea Pram Paga One) 1 Rsrdu.Telt. la to meet at fiaUm thia afternoon. Other members are : Henry B. Van Duzer. Prant A. Spen. ' cer. Bay GUI. Ben Osborne. Ed Bolce and Don bierung. au 01 roruand, 3 and Dean James Gilbert, of Eurene. l' ; Look at Your HAT Everyone , Else Doesl ?elt hat days are Just around the corner. Get yours out and phone us for expert cleaning and blocking. ODORLESS CLEANERS 1 1107 Washington Main 701 CoctiJiiMd mm Fg On) BY C0UZFAS iwere smotbered by fog and heavy j dew. There was. fortuna-ly. no wind I to rtir the arnouldennr emfaera. These fires had corered many acres In the Saddle region bevaeen TUlamoot and Washington counties. Smaller fires which bad troubled forest service men to Southwestern before tbe senate tion to answer piana for tneir oroaocaa, pn,. - f, , T Ta amokers do, "At bearings "" T. o TZ TToZ of tbe pact. iStr amottng to camp or stop at a banking and currency committee tbe eouipmeoe wrJl two or tbree loud feat tbe Jurpc JLLZ baa t ' -f anot. en:or tbe puff of nlco- comptroller himself testified he bad apeaier. witb iota oc power, toey ; "" goreramenta. ; tine, tben put out tbeir cigareta ( not enforced tbe laar because he was 1 fegon for tbe past se reral days were - f , m r-n ATrit l. to act. czara. or pipe beeu Before tney pro- --s. "uas e oe Cme eKU rai ce tea cm -u-j. i - . - - . . ,,rt te ' . - , -j .,..rw Tifd tbe xixe meai-siraji.- crai ..i oay n-em a - s s- k "7 , , tMrawma brush. their trmrel ihroua tbe ; ccrpej." mXX Cotrzma. -TKca? TO furthr than tnavt ' lAtaing om tvt benlfng iseUais In nerv lllBW. bulla, beat, .fl.T''.V a7.1SuTJ 0 ounces from tbe twben tbey enter tbe forested areas: , Detroit, the senator flatly asserted ' . . . . . I h.u .VT V KM: A TK.AV PO TOC If tot bare a pretty piece of fancy work, of moat arry kind It win make a moat beauuful tray If you will take It to Blcbardaon'a Art and Gift Shop. They apertaisre la tbe framlnj of your pictures and tray making. fr.la-4 t. moot, frmt-vmot Too can get aerates paper at to Otaerrer. as pad. ll-2-l t DID YOU KMOW THAT you can let "or call do It all." by; aendine; both laundry and dry clean-: ln orders to tha standard Laundry? j PnoneKalnM. -I4-a t.j Curriers Tablets at Uoon Dru Co. 8-4-1 m. TREASfRT IlKPArTME-HT OTIC! OP THE COfttPTBOLLEB Of THE CtmaESCT. Waiblngtoo. D. 0- oay 24, im Hottce u hereby flirn to an per sona who may hare claim against -The United Btatea IfatloTLfcl Back of La Orand. Oreron." that lb earn murt be presented to Hurb Bodmer. RecelTer. with tb legal proof thereof. within three montha from tola date, or tbey may b disallowed. ! P. O. A WALT. Acting Comptrollex of the Currency. -24-I m- P1KD IT HERE CABI OH THANKS We wUh to eapieas our apprecutlon of Mvs kindness of frtenda arjd the floral offenwta at toe death of our mother, Mm. Mary Orroand. Mra. llama Prench. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ormand. S-I8-1 t. rredium. 3.7S ft oatress. beat. A.0Os,M.2i: good, ti.CiJ0; ordinary. 4XiO4JO. Ho?.: 21; steady. Top bghtbutcb era, aJOO XSUr. heary batcher. Ml a uvr. sows. 311 t3l. risugbter plga. M OO u MM. feeder ghup: VJb; steady. Tllfcir. WOKKOl'T A I AY JOB OKI-tllOMA OKIUDfcBS KORMAIC. Okla. 'ft Oklahoma'a ophomorlc Sooner, are going to cut tbemsel'ea a .lloe of football prac tice with every meal moroims. non and night beginning Sept. 10. That, the schedule planned, until claaswork cuts It down. One of tbe rtaaona la that four-llftb of tbe unl renltra 12 B:g Six prospect ball from the second-jear class. Another la that Vanderoilt. open definitely under control glTlng no trouble. TWO RACES WORK TOGETHER CHULA VISTA. Cal. iPl Prob Sema of tbe past In which tbe mar- .... , T inrtt,,. 41- necessarT shorel. axe and cucxet. "Sj wmm-nne ui tirimaaai te: TO elutieil sea hum losses aire mrrr-Ku-. br the five pre-! Tbey are thus prepared to put out and tbe fixing of fictitious Taluea and ; incurred were settled when American Pour boy. from Baker wUl bwre- ducer. -J"? i tZZ left by I hTcWi tbe Union Guardian Clara Robert rocal ard piano: Bane , ' ;.' ... equipped with the i wbote world wbere tbere was such an tf.ii i rbrrv uccqm. aoa i:ntb cit-. . i i . . . . rulier-. Gene Oaaaett and Bert war. dell. I . . . a. . .u r.n. ' ituir nmnfiiM orocerrr and are to ' earnings." seated, and otber are Laraun isay-r- I ieK lndrrldual which tbey Trust Co.. tbe Impending closing of leo. La Orande; Lee Pursaaon. rccal: , "t ,T U : mbt run acres.. ! which has been siren as the rson Ludie Boehne. prance urana. juan- - - . ., i -with tbe owning of tbe grouse for tbe declaration of Michigan's: ET. auuer, tocsj . , .v.. ' , w.nm rinrai arm Baker I hanklne hrjidav Pets. 14. had "lock age of 36000000 ounces duiius -. . , - . ' ' counties on August 20 according to , eyed tbe children's fund of Michigan com- tbe rtate game commission. It Is out of 200.000." and asked Prose- oenaate for another serious depres- 1 antlcipa-d tbat ttere W.U be a beary s cuSor Harry 5. Toy to lnresagate with Lint to the urice of tbe white meal, influx of hunters into tne cry timoer i a new to crumnss; praeeuus. and Japanese celery growers of tnis district combined to control future shipments and production. ita, Loreies and quartet: LaVetta, McSeughtou. rocal. Knoxville Angler Tells Fish Story tbe slump to demand from- China. ! and grass land. The plea of tbe lo- The white haired senator thwarted TUnt'o mfforont 'normallT the largest consumer. cal forest flre-flghtlng agencies to every effort or na inquisitor to oraw I fiat 8 Lflll c fen! .bO"7 .. Ibe sporumtn who eipect to take U from bun an admission that tbe gor- mated br Handy and Harman. New . the field for their limit of gTOuse is ernment was to effect a partner In KSOXVILLE, Tenni Here's a ZTbunton brokers fl! from 1T7.-' that each hunter consider himself as i the Detroit financial policies because flah story so utterly different from aurct m IEr2g to oni7 about a special fire warden while In the the consolidations which created the the usual kind tbat It atnecks of '' re , 1932 At tbe : hills, and In tbe pursuit of bis sport ' two big banks were permitted. truth to all detail. I' cocsumntlon of ! do what so ever he can to prevent Abe E3otzman tells it on himself. JUSt GKK UW ' . - - -1 , tooo tf. 9 VAVe OUnCCS utuuo ' - - ' ' - I . , . 1 oractlce 10 dart I the loss of a fine rod. reel and In- u'"-" ... ..,. ri..lland a minimum, which will mean that 111 KClUni SUTiaaj " ? ' '. ... I - .oc ' " r m K. V t.V.r. en the metal' dropped from 82.000.000 and oppress forest res. By ; BoVS at WallOWa Camp i ounces In 1&29 to 12.000.000 ounces tbe man -caused fires will be kept st - r,,, CnJoa.- earlier. Coach Lewie Hardage came here from Vanderbilt a fear ago. AMl.lrlTr.K VI l ACf LAIM WITH 426-l'OOT HOME Rl'N from the Par East was greater inan - Abe decided'1-'-; ,,tino which 'close the Wallowa forest to all entry K . rn. tVa ns-aaunr nat4rv Aaf Hloh flT I LIGHT, POWER CO. WILL ADD 7 EMPLOYES (Cajcttnneo iaxn Pg OdM Ex!e Insignia still has not ben re- Appointment of Bert Eggleson, of Enterprafi?, l&ze yesterday to siicceed George Benson, of Union, who can not serre. on the state recovery board, completes the board inember shJp. Tbe board, set uo br Presi- 1 ii i I.T.l'llJiilllr ii'i'fMrr.n m Wiy ROSE CITY jdl ' I rVZ ISTs. Ml t. 1 ..53.9,.Mf from wSAS II H lf",i'. aKtXi l 1 with bam I from -I tn mn- m I (Continued Prom Page One) KAKSAfl CITY 11 In the eyes of Kansas City aandlottera. Abe Ooid steln, outfielder, la another Babe Ruth In the making. A home run he swatted In a Ban Johnson league game carried more than 42 feet by actual measurement, that being the distance from home plate to the base of the big tree In left field Into which the horeahlde disappeared. Goldstein's batting average has been hovering around the -4C0 mark. He is a rlght-hanCed hitter. 1)111 Y0I' KNOW THAT you lengthen the life of your rug br having the grit, dirt ana ausv re moved regular: r? Our Shampoo pro- teas will pleaae you. Btandard laun drv. Phone Main M. 8-18-2 t. ROIiK'N MAHKliT Where vour I buvs the most Prime beef roast 5 lh P resh around lumburger 3 lb. 25c Beef nb boll 10 Bonele. beef pot roaat . 10r. lb 8-18-1 t NEION Qualllr Counts Opposite The Post Olflre lures valued at 125. jij m iii c. th- oroD in vorld production, wnicn - - - his line was too light to haul In tbe lD "1. ... m.nces in during the present pertod of high fire big catches be expected, so be bought ,u" ... Vj0 ounct ln 1932. ' hazard because of the highly lnflam- Jiate In tbe Lake Basin and nine boys a heavier line and fared forth the sec- ',n , airttUn. mablt condition of the forest cover.-, took a long three -fay hike into the ond day. He cast Into the briny deep ! metal from tbe Indian lmnaha country. This last bike was j and reeled ln-no flan. , u ' 5ttr. resulted , HORNSBY SHINES IX ROLE Im charge of RusseU Nelson and Gil- The third day Abe wound up for " -ZT., .Am-iai source I Or buuoill i ri.M.ilts bert Stem. Five or the boys wno the record cast of alL He whirled his : all. lie wruneo na , , , , t.. 1- re-1 I went w iw i.4u lure about hi bead and made a," 'ry L, ,.r.rt. perhaps the I ST. LOUia Kogera raomsoy. cap. tne goal 01 most aomous nixers. mighty cast. The line wnistea - M1,Minfl uenceof all ln ! "w manager 01 v.ie o.. i i. it . SrWh the air. The rod and reel foi- I hls Imrrtlnt monetary ' baa been coming through for tne , Cox. WUlard Hall. David Leonard and i-jTuitt h calmlT tossed his driving in j ""i" Cardinals this season despite Injuries 1 Don Jasper. tackle box overboard and ended htoMJ' " ' '.v., -emOTil , and Inability to hold down a po-llion! Tuesday night was beld a Joint I ,,... " J- '" In the field. campflre of tbe boys of wallowa of my band.' SHE'LL BE HIS NINTH WIFE JESTER'S SHOE SHOP lllrh Grade Kline Repairing At Hnrk llottom I'rlcra . . . Shoe Dyed 84c, 85c W pick out the old stitches 1st Class or Wo Payl 1212 Adam. Nett to rtlmle's 1,4 v)4l i .! i, . I And " mourned Abe. "I could hare .w.w he ceomoanied by reported tbe rod and reel carried off : .,.,,, rf something like nor- by a big f uh. but It Just slipped out amMBd Uom the Par East to re- j store proper conditions in toe , market. Such a demand. It Is explained, lahould be restored by improvement In the general world level of prices. such aa seems to be under way. y-l I.KTT F.R.MEN EXPECTED TOR TAR HF.EL ELEVEN CHAPEL HILL. N. C. OP Coach Chuck Collins look for a dozen let termen to return to the football war at North Carolina thia fall. He saya with these as a nucleus he will try to build a combination with a strong line and broken field run ning tbat may be a southern confer ence threat. The Tar Heels, with a nine-game schedule, play four teams In the aoutbeastern group, three aoulbern conference foes and two "Big Five eleven. Returning lettermen will be evenly divided between the line and backfleld. wltn center tbe biggest gap to be plugged. THE PIIEI.PS l MII.Y WINS LONDON P The sculling race lor "Doggelt's coat and badge" rowed annually on the Thames has become almost a Phelps family anair. it " won this year by Ertck Phelps, a son of J. T. "Bossy" Phelps, the king', bargemaaler. and brother of Ted Phelps, sculling champion, both of whom hold victories In the race. Al together, nine members of the family have held the trophy since 1880. He's been socking tbat old apple In the toughest rote known to bat ting science tbat of a "pinch hit ter. Lake and the Boys Brigade of Baker in charge of Rev. Father Lee. The hoys' brigade furnished watermelon for the crowd and the Wallowa Lake Opposing hurlers always bear down camp furnished cookies so everyone on pinch hitters, but tbe Rajah boasts i had a very good time. Several priest an average around jao for bis trips; from San Pranctsco were visiting to the plate when runs and games ; Father Lee and entertained tbe boy hung tn the balance. Jwith songs and stories. ' YOST ALTERS Ills WAR CRV ANN ARBOR, Mich. IA" For 33 veara Fielding H. Tost, famous a Hon Mi aney. i.o Anri'le. showman, ha. tried matrimony eight I Michigan', football coach, haa used limes, all un.ucreasfnlly. Hut that Isn't Mopping him from trying 'as his battle-cry: "Men. keep your gain. Mi're'. Mmn y with Mis. Dorothy lirown. mu.lel.n. who heads up!" Now, deep in the tolls will he the lieu nn.l ulnlli Mr.. Meaney. All of Meaney former of golf on the university course he wives wurc aitressea. III. marriage netted 'our divorce and fonr had built, he haa changed hi chant YES! Winter. Bread makes the best sandwiches for your picnic lunches. And you'll want some of our fine cakes or pies, too. Lay In a weekend supply. WINTERS BAKERY Next to Hoover Grocery Ends Tonight "TERROR ABOARD'' Charles Ruggles - Neil Hamilton John Halliday - Shirley Grey Playing One Day Only! SATURDAY Continuous From 11 a. m. EVERY SATURDAY Brings One of Those Popular and Funny Programs ADMISSION SATURDAY ONLY 11 to 3 Adults i5C Kiddies 5C 3 to 6 Adults. 25c Kiddies RUSTLERS ROUNDUP Tom and Tony, Jr., o the cowboy and the pony who copped all the rodeo prize and beat the bad men at their own game. LIBERTY COMEDY CARTOON LIBERTY NEWS Saturday Matinee Chapter 4 "The Whispering Shadow" Red Cross Uiug Store 0 aauultnenls. ,10 "Yost, keep your head down I'