Pnge Twelve
THE
EVENING
HERALD,
KliAMATTT
FATJ.S. OKEGON
JPHhiy". Autrimt 24, 1028
U: S. SEGRETARY
IS GREETED BY
T
EAGER
HRQNG
Kellogg Receive! Royal
Welcome in Havre,
France
'ItAVRR, Franc. Aug. 14. (A.
p.) Secretary KoIIokk Inndcd on
KrtiMb soil early this morning
ta received by Mayor Meyer
of Havre and a crowd of people
lining the dock which was deco
rated with the flags of the na
llona that are to aign the war
renunciation treaty In Paris Mon
ti or. I
iThe dock was lined with pec
t.1tor -when algns of life appear
ed aboard the big liner, about 6
o'clock. That part of the dock
set-, aside for the reception of
lhe secretary was surrounded by
eager hundreds.
Mr. Kellogg disembarked at
about 7 o'clock and upon landing
was greeted by Mayor Meyer who
presented him with an artlstle
Kold fountain pen donated by the
dry of Havre for use in signing
the,' treaty. He expressed thanks
for: the gift and the mayor told
him that his efforts In favor of
peace were hailed wllh the great
est satisfaction by the people of
Havre.
Short Stay.
, Mr. Kellogg's stay here was
reduced to a few minutes. He
left for Paris at. 7: SO on a spe
cial train placed at his disposal
by the French government.
.Michael J. McDermolt. chief of
the current Information section
of I he state department, who la
accompanying the secretary, an-noan.-cd
that Mr. Kellogg would
sail from Havre for Dublin Wednesday.
Something Was Said Anyhow
DISTILLERY
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(IS
Alert Ear of Brakeman
Detects Broken Rail
-' , as Train Passes
SALT LAKE CITY, fUh. Aug.
24. ( CP). A train bearing sev
eral hundred delegate to the
American Chiropractic Associa
tion's convention In Salt Lake
City was saved from possible de
railment today by J. II. Iirown. a
brakeman of the Denver & Itio
(irande Western Railroad.
The delegates' special train, en
route from Dnver to Salt Lake
City, was flagged by Brown af
teV he bad dropped from a pre
ceding train at a station near
here. Brown's trained ear had
noticed the sound of a broken
rail aa his car passed.
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'. HERALD CLASSIFFED AD3
BRING RESULTS
'-IS
if Nsscf i m
I ..,V---J
NEW YORK MAY
Police Probe
Gangster War
ROSA PONSELLE ;:
HIT OVER EYE
neighboring lc ilruck
BE DESTROYED
1'llll.AllKI.I'lllA, Aug. 4 .11'.
I. I Three men were in Jail In-
ululkt lii imtittMi't loll wllh the in
vestigation of an underworld war ; Famous Opera Singer
Prohibition
! Demands Destruction
of Corporation
which flamed out here recently.
I PrtMtllt Imp III I hn flHAlIlM llf VMIlll
' wel-kimwn characters. The throe
Department hold are Joseph Hums. Pelcr Ho-
111 arr and Jerry Taylor,
Seriously Injured on
Golf Course
from
her.
The force of I he blow reiulor-
her uiu'iiuai'loiis fr several I I
mlutiles. Dr. tleorga T. Owens. J
who attenileil her, ni first was
! fearful thar Ihe night of her
' rlaht eye mlalil b Imiulrvd bill
hilur suld she was suffering only
l from u slight runiMiaaloii of the
; briilii and nervoua sho k and
1 wihi lil surfer no permanent III
'effecls.
; BIFFALO, N. Y.. Aug. 14.
' tl'P) The Waterloo Distillery
I Corporation at Waterloo, N. Y..
I whose plant and equipment la ) l,cry. gaitgxtty,
'valued at more than half million I ' found.
i
; dollars, was seised by the prohl
.billon department today, accord
: lug to an announcement by pro
hibition administrator Andrew
i McCampbell.
Mr. McCampbell said he will
, request the Cnlted Slates attor
ney to have Ihe property llbvlxd
1 and destroyed.
The more followed convictions
In conspiracy to violate the pro
hibition law. The seised prop
erty Includes an industrial alco
1 ho pla.it, denaturing plant, bond
ed warehouse, 35 acres of land,
'318.000 gallons of pure grain al
cohol and the ma'hlnery and
'.equipment used In operating the
; plant.
Tho raid wai staged Juno 2S,
1927. by government agents
from Washington.
I I.AKK ri.ACIl), N. Y , Aug. !
I I AIM Rosa I'ousello, soprano o
'the Metropolitan Opera company,
jwns recovering at her ramp on
Lakv Placid today from a alight
. concussion of the brain, caused
aaa j when she was hit Just above the dwellings and'lhe .Model hukery
eyea by a golf bal;, ,
O'Leary and High McLoon, sh pluyltiai wllh her" vo-1 Hulin Mimaurr ltnlgna.
fight manager and cabaret owu- ! roach, Maslro Rmuauoromanl. , FltKSXO, Calif. Aug. St. (fli
er, were the victims of the feud. otner menuiers or ne nouse Hguatlnn of W. M. Ilolauil
The grand Jury Investigation,
which had called Into court Mux
(Moo lloo) llotf and a number
of others, was believed near an
end with the arresla. The key
to the apartment where Daniel
was slain
Vim Nni''p Town.
POHTtll.A. Calif.. Aug.' 34. ())
Fire thai slnrted In a bakery
here today destroyed offices nf
the Crlsily electric Company,
tlnlden hotel, a garage, I'ortola
pool room, Kslerby enfe, ten
S. P. NIiiihs liicrensp,
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S4.
The Soulhcrn Pacific roinpany
reporied S5.04,S!i3 net Income
for July, an Increase of SI. 140
95S over July last year. Total
operating revenue for last month
was $25,714,831. nn Increase of
177.309 over July lust year.
party she Is entertaining at her aalea and advertising munager I
ramp, nawoeea. anu was. jui tor the t alltiirnia raain anil r ig g sa
preparing to tee off from Ihe (; lowers' asMirlailon. was au- Tiii
eighth hole when a sliced ball tuiuuced. He camo here to ac- tVI I jOl J f,1'1' I
driven by an unidentified golfer eepl the petition In 1931. ' " "'''
PAV AND
NICHT
3 SIR VKC
Kiuly or Inle, our ser
vice Is the same; al
ways efficient, always
prompt, always relia
ble and reasonable In
price, Just tell tia
your plans and wa
hall be oil hand.
"Prompt and hWife"
CmcCnisTai i
-PMONC7J. '
SOI Ma 9 tan r
ReCKABOS CHtmiTAM
Klis From Hums.
FltKSNO, Calif. Aug. 34. (4
Mrs. Akl lliilu. Japanese. 3S. died
In a sunitarlum at Fowler of
burns suffered when her cloth
ing caught fire at her home In
Siinnyitlclo. The accident was
blamed on u leuk In a gasoline
stove she hud Just lighted.
There seems to be considerable discrepancies as to Just what
was said at the party, but at any rate, here are Will Morrlsey.
stage star, and his wife. Midgie Miller, as they appeared In Holly
wood shortly after an encounter in which ihcy declare Tom Mix
(inset) used rough tactics en the pair.
Loyal Graham
Candidate For
Supreme Bench
six sessions of the Oregon legisla
ture, where, as a member cf the
road committee, he made an out
standing recbrd."
IMi'RKSSAKIO IlltS
PORTLAND. Ore.
Barked by
ceived at a meeting
held here last night. Loyal H.
Graham. Forest Orove lawyer and
member of the state legislature,
was in the field tcday as a can
didate for the supreme bench at
the election November S.
Vnder the Oregon law action
of this kind Is necessary to nom
inate one who was not a can
didate at the primary. Mr. Gra
ham has been a lire-long republi
can. He will be designated as an
independent candidate.
Announcement from Mr. Gra
ham's headqOarters today said:
"Dissatisfaction nn the part of
many voters with the nomination
of Judge Hand in the primary
caused the citizens to meet and
nominate Mr. Graham for this
position. It is felt that Mr. Gra
ham's long experience in the law
and his record as a legislator
render him an especially desirable
man for the supreme bench. He
has served as representative in
NEW YOltK, Aug. 24. ;P)
I Daniel Mayer, concert manager
Aug. 24. (,P) ,n(i inipressario of New York and
nomination re- London, died in the latter city
of citixens . yesteraay. tie was 1 2 years ora
and had been (II two months.
Trapped Guests Kewartl.
! DENVER. Colo.. Aug. 24. (JPl
j Fire In a store room of the
Auditorium hotel today trapped
' 269 guests, all of whom were res-
cued by firemen, and caused
I damage of $10,000.
MASONS
ATTENTION
Special
Friday,
p. ni.
communication
Aug. 24, 7:30
Work in F. C.
Dejrree
T. S. RICHARDSON
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for Exterior Use
Whiter covers better and wears
longer. Can be tinted.
.
Insist on your painter using it.
Phone
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Phone
526
BUILDING MATERIAL
PAINT STORE
121 S. 9th St.
ACME QUALITY THE HOUSE OF COLOR
SattMFdlaiy Sipecnall
Surprising is the word
DRESSES 7.50
In Black, Spanish Wine and Tan
DRESSES 10.00
This value cannot be surpassed Satins,
Georgettes, Flat Crepes. Sizes 14 to SO.
Party Dresses 10.00
Celenaise Voiles .
COATS
We are showing a splendid assortment of
coats at popular prices Sizes 14 to 50.
HOSE
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SPECIALS
Day Time
Wash Dresses 1.95
.Smocks 1.95
THE
Arrowhead $1.00
lnrt hllk llimul -INilnlr!- Iiwl
Nun hi up run.
Rollins 1.50 to 1.95
Slop run lilrr.m
rifi-vlro Welulit.
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Compamiy
Next Door to Pine Tree Theatre
CLOSING OUT
BATH CAPS
At 10 and 15 Cents
2-quart Guaranteed
HOT WATER BOTTLES
Saturday Only 63 Cents
UE WEEK-EKHD
COLGATES
TOOTH PASTE
Regular Price - - - 25c
Saturday Only - - - 19c
SODA FOUNTAIN SPECIALS
Peaches and Cream Sundas
Saturday Only 15 Cents
They Are Delicious
SURPRISE CONES
For The Kiddies '
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