La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1921, Image 3

TJONDAy, JUNJ120, 192J
.&A GRANDE EYBflllgG OBSERVER .
PAGE THREE
Local News, Ij Brief
JUuMcrcd ill Souimer Motel
I.' S. McKlnscy, of Lontlne,
registered at the Sumnief hotel.
Returns Hiiliie - . ,
V. It. Ledbelter, of Alicel, re
turned home Sunday from Povtlaml
where he has beeh oh business.
Ooes to Huiitlnatnu
rtsy Winters left this morning on
No. 4, fr Hiiiiiinutdii, where ho la
to work for the railroad.
Goes to Uakor ,
.' Llcyd Tuunci'ilffe, of San Kran-
' , Cisco, formerly of Maker, was in Vi
Orando Saturday, on his way to
Baker.
Hero from l'nterpt Iso
D. W. Kheehan, an attorney al
law, was In ;owu Sunday from En
terprise. (iwh to Vincent
Waldo Stoddard left thin morn
ing on t ho branch for Vineent
upend a few days in the. logging
camp tltore.
Leaves for IVrtliiml
Mrs. Frank Craig left thin morn
ing for rorttand to . pcnd two
weeks vibiting with friends and rel
atives. ltetmns to linker
''Hod" Illakcly passed tlironh
La Grande Saturday on his way to
his home In Baker. Mr. Illakel
was called homo by the death ot
his father. "Ited' had been in
I I ! I I I ! i I ! 1
COMING EVKNT8.
J June 20, 8 p, m. Free Clute-
$ tian Science .lecture at Star
! Theatre.
June 20. Annual school elec-
I tion, 2 to 7 p. m. in Central
school.
June 25. Annual picnic of
! the county grange at the
4 experiment station at
J Union.
4 July 2. Dempsey-Carpenticr
I bout, Jersey City.
4 July 2-4. State Convention
United Artisms. Astoria,
n July o, 4, r, Fourth of July
celebration at lmbler.
J July 4. Celebration at lm-
4" blci.
July 2'!. 0:.'(0 p. m. Ad club
4 dinner.
4- July 8-15. Chautauqua at
I Riverside Fark.
j- July J 5-1 7. State conven-
I tion, United Spanish War
$ Veterans in Astoria.
4 August 9. Special churlcr
2 amendment election.
.
.$. .j. .l .j. .J.
VACATION DAYS
Are Here
Wc sire prriKii'ed t' t;tke
care of your needs in Lug
gage in tliiee-tiiiarter and
regular size AVardrobc
cedar line Njnotl
Trunk. Also
tef and regulai"
to 10 indies
36 to 10 inches.
of suitcases and lings just
iii. Houghl at " lowest
'markrt price. Our juice
is West.
La Grande's Leading Lug
gage H'-adquailels.
JLINT5 UP
"TMl'STOfft WITH A CONSOtSCt
1108 Adams Ave.
DANCE
Modern dances--Tuesday and
and Saturday nights
Ticket civert each lady dancer.
for Prize
Riven away
cacli. Til
ty nint
Drawing
Watcli lhi3
1 1 'o'clock
Lkc for dates
REX HALL
N. A. Dihulct, Mj:r.
Garrs
ti proof
rf It innll:ll'
Yifoik, 3.1
and Vitamer,
i line
X J
-TYi lie
1 i
San Franci3eo, 'where he was visit
ing Lloyd TunnecllflV
tiocs (n Portland
Aria. Kjl Thomas, a former resi
dent of l.-.i Grande, left last oven'
lnc for Portland. tiho has 1een
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Ctiurcu.
Ilcliirns (mm I'lirtlnml
', Miss Carrie Hunter arrived .home
.last ovening from' Portland, where
she has beei attending (Irand
Chapter of Eastern Star, 'and uIbo
receiving medical attention.
Iteturns troin Spokane
Mia. 1). H. Jesse and children,
ritsy and Niirman, relurned last
evening from a trip to Spokane.
Arrives Home
.Mrs. C. V. Noyos and Rrundson
irrucd homo last ' evening troin
Portland, where Ihojr went to at;
tend the convention of tho Eastern
Star.
KfturiiK to linker
Mr. and Mrs. K IS. Wllhelin and
haby relurned to their home In Ba-
kor last evening.. They have been
icndlnj; a few days wilh Mrs. Wil
helm's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
tlarrick.
(n to llakrr
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ilarron left
Sunday nioriilng for Hakor to spend
tho day.
I. 11. of It. Tram to Meet
All members of the 1,. It. o 1!.
team are to meet wilh Mrs. C. K
Hap;.'iclt, l:ill I O street, at 2 : Ji
Tuesday, to do bazaar work.
Uetiirus Home L
Thni.ias Hitl, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. Hill lelurned home Sunday
morning from Kii:ene. where he' h"j
been ulteniinK tho I', of O.
lavive for Idaho-
Mrs. C. II Miller and children left
Sunday morning for Cnldwell, Ida
ho, to pay ail extended visit there
with friends and relatives.
Home From Portland
Mr. and Mia. Tom Tsnynras accom
panied bv John Tsavjiras, who have
been visiting ill Portland, have re
turned to their home in this city.
Here for Visit
Mrs. Kmmctt X. rainier and daugh
ter of SenttJe, I'tre here with Mr
Palmer, who is 'aiding in the installa
tion nf the Loc-Alarm system at the
United States National hank. Mi's.
Palmer and daughter will bo in the
city for the next two weeks.
I let urn from I'icnic
Mr. and Mrs. Fred lialdock and
Mr. and Mrs. Iloliort Morris 1 avo
ret in ned fr:m La lira into whero
they at tmyled t be pionnrr plivic
and visited with their old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Kalph Whirl. They
made the (rip by car and rcpirt ihe
roads as b'Hns in ,the best of bhiif
iiaker, Democrat. . ,
Attend Conference .
Mi:s 'Vemis Thomas; Mr. Ijo
Shurtlifr, Mtaa Amy lira... and Mr,
and Mrs. Louis Shnrtli'T a rived In
the. city Saturday by aufo from lin
ker, and attended the I wn-dity
quarterly conference of Union Stake.
L. L. S. rhtirrh.
Mivs AydebMt Hei-e .
Miss; Joy Aydelotl. of KiiKCie
state president of Hie ChViRtinn
Church Christian Kndeavor society,
who has been to liaker to attend
the Christian church convention, ar
rived in I.u (randc this morning t
hold a meeting for young people
this afternoon at tho Christitn
Church.
Old (iniii i'NUn
K. Lonis Burnauch. of Enter
prise, Eastern Creuon, has Jubt re.
turneil to his home after atiendln'!
tjie A Hi in ut reunion, and Commence
ment Week piaf;ranis ."ivid viwil iny
his iflatives, the E. R. II -tilings.
M r. itiirnauch frradnatnd froe'i O.
A. C. In earlier joars ant was one
of the football stars of hie college
days. ' and his family will be
located in Portland aft'-' July 1
.tnd in another year Mr. and Mrs
fluinanch will cmiiq to Corvallis
to reside and a wjh will eni' O.
A. C Corvallis .fV. Timt.ii,
Winn Hich Honors
Mi-s ythel Wwde, daughter of Mr.
and. Mrs. Wayne Wade nf Mand City,
was gradual it! from the Oregon Agri
culm io college this ycir, and was
one 'f the fight women who won high
honors in home economics. Mr. and
Mrs. Wvide attcndel the, romiMpnce
ment exercises, at which their daugh
ter received her diplorAa, and the
threat retuired hnrm lat week. An
Gait's
jwther formr La Grande girl to win
! Honors at tis commencement! was
J.Miy Lorctta Becker? dauBht?r of
I i Mrs. t!eorge Becker, former resident
!of Ia Grande but now living in Cor-
vallis, who received her degree
in
pharmicy,, with high honors.
Takes Position Here '
Mad uno b. R. Allgood, recently
from Spokane, but formerly of New
York, has accepted a position at Miss
Wallings Specialty Shop.
Building Home-
Otis Palmer is huildinir n new home
on First street between Adams and
Washington. According to tine build
ing permit issued Saturday the esti
mated cost of the' dwelling, which will
be of frame construction, is ?2,o00,
Spending Day in Elgin
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Lees are
spending today in Elgin- Sir. Lees,
who is pilot of the La Grande Air-
cnift company, is making arrancc-
nients there for making flights during
the fourth of July celebration the
people of Elgin arc planning.
Visit Historical Places
Mr. and Mrs. George KelU of La
Grande, Ore., stopped ill Sacramento
during their visit to Culilornra and
Visited a number of plrfccs of histori
cal interest including Sutter Fort, the
first interior settlement by white men
in California, and center of activities
in the Gold Rush. Days of 181!) Sac
ramento Chamber of Commerce.
Club Leader Passes Through
Mrs. Ida B. Callahan, president of
the Oregon Federation of Women's
clubs, passed through Iji Grande yes
terday evening on her way to her
homo ' ac Corvajlis. Mrs. Callahan
had been in Salt Lake City attending
convention of women s clubs at
which delegates from all of the west'
ern states were present.
Ki'tiii-iiN for Visit -
S. Kinehart, formerly of Union
but now reHiding in Portland, Ik
Hnond'.nri several dtiyu visit lins iu
the valley. Ho has been to Wullii
Walls, where he attended the re
union of the Kinehart faintly ro
eently. Me drove over. Ithine
hart. bolter known .as "Steve" to
hifl 11 nuido Rondo valley friends. Is
well known here.
Lehman Opened Sunday
With a special program of swim
ming, dancing and fishing that should
prove attractive, the summer season
opened yesterday ,at Lehman springs,
iltufington Pos., who now own the
resort, have spent considerable effort
on the improvement of the road to
the resort and the trip may be made
now in about three hours from Pen
dleton. 1
Officials Transferred
Captain Jennie Conrad and Lieuten
ant Myra Moys, who have been in
charge of Solvation Army work in
Pendleton for several months, have
been transferred to take charge of
the work in Wenatchce. Their suc
cessors in charge of the work in Pen
dleton hav'e not been named. IJnp
ta in Conrad will leave a week from
Sunday and Lieutenant Moys will
leave u week hitter.
Keltirns From Portland-
Mrs. Cora Joel, former manager of
(he Joel grocery, returned the ptst
week-end ram Portland, where she
has been spending the past ten days
or so visiting with friends. She also
visited in Salem. Mrs. Joel spent
most of her time with Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Hingiier, former residents of
this city now living in Portland.
leaves for School
Miss Kuna Hacon, daughter of J)r.
and Mrs. C. T. Bacon, left Saturday
evening for Corvallis, where she will
attend the tsummer session of the
Oregon ' Agricultuivtl college. Miss
Bacon has. accepted a position as com
mercial teacher in the east for next
yiar.
Two Oruggisls Pass
Amorig the candidates at the re
cent pharmacy test given at Oregon
Agricultural college, two of the suc
cessful men were from La, (Irande.
they Hieing Harry Moon and Lanty
Callahan. Miss Iretta Becker, t for
merly a student at Sucked Heart acad
emy, but now living in Corwtllis, also
successfully passed the examinations
receiving the second highest grade,
the highest being 88.8 and Miss Beck
er's being 88.
Attendant t Wedding
Mis My Nill, populur teacher
in the hiph whool for the pant two
years, left Saturday evening fir Pen.
dlrton'. where hhe w!is an attendant
today t .the wedding nf hrT Chi,
Omega Korrvity hinter, Mian Clare
Italey, who wan married to Sherman
Mitchell. Mia Ni il and Mrx. MiUhell
are graduate f the Univentity jf
Oregon. 4-'oilowing a ahnrt viil in
IVndlvton, Mian Weill will go on to
Portland for an extended visit with
relative anil friends.
I'OHtmNster Kxaminalion
The United States civil service, com.
mUaion hax announced an examina
tion tn leheld at l.a Cirtnde, on July
'2, as. if result nf whH'h it is exit
ed make certifithto fill a con
temprated vacancy in the position if
ffurth-class postfnaster at Pen aol
ther varan-ea a the, may occur ot
that office, unless it shall brdoiid-
ed in the interests of the service t.
age for . all purposes at eighteen I
years, women eighteen years of age
or tnp date of the examination will .
be admitted. Application blanks,
Kern J7M, and full information con
corning the requirement of the tx
amination .can be secured from the
I postmaster .at tho pl nt of vaVuncy.
Goes tn Salt Lake
William Pcaijc left yesterday for
Salt, Lake where he will attend a
niccling of opticians.
Correction Made-s.
Saturday's paper stated that the
meeting of the Alpha club had been
postponed from Friday, but gave the
wrong day. The meeting will be held
Thursday of this week.
Go to Hot 1-ske j t ,
Miss Ethel Burhridgc and sister,
Mrs. Donald Scott, left Sunday for
Hot Ijike to spend tho day. visiting
their cousin, Dennis Casey, who is
ill there. , ;
Iteturns From linker'
Miss Ilulila Anderson returned last
evening from Baker where she went
to attend .1 Christian church conven
tion held there.
Here From McMinnvllle
G. R. Schlauch of McMinnvillc col
lege was in La Grande yesterday and
spoke at the Baptist rhurch in the
evening. Ho returned to his home in
McMinnvillc this morning.
IU-tuins to IliiineK
Rev. J. W. Kins nnd family re
turned to their home in Haines this
mornihp; after a visit here wilh Kev.
A. U. Sitton. Kev. Kinpr is the jvistor
of the Baptist church in Haines.
Iteturns From Portland
Mrs. Lou Ciivon returned this illum
ing from Portland where she has
been for the past week.
Homo From Salt lukc
Sum Andrews, proprietor of An
drewH Variety Store, returned yVsler-
day from Salt Luke. where ho hns been
for a few days. Mr. Andrews is much
improved ill health by his st iy there.
Here From North ponder
Arthur (iorhain of North Powder is
ill La Clrande today nnd is registered
at the Summer hotel. Mr. tlorhuin ii
here to servo on the jury.
Leaves on the Branch
C II. Zurclrer, county clerk at En
terprise, left this morning on the
branch for his home after a sli.uit
stop here in La Grande.
Hot urns From Portland
Mr. mud Mrs. A. d. Cherry have
returned from Purtlnnd where they
have been for a few days.
Sintii i.vMNti vienutv m.uk
rossiin.L iiy ni;.t Y IMITIN;
lllikey's Ihnms' Ties t (iaiiie
I h I h Itul CIk'ioIIcs (ialu
In the Mlilli.
: SIihmMiik' of I lie Clubs
Team
Cove '. .
Klgln
Tnlon
La ttrandu . . .
linker
Unities
tumbler
North l'owdc-r
L 1
'. c.
1
.xxs
.s:i :i
.777
7 ,2
,1 !
5 4
4 fi
2 S
1 0
.441
.inn
Winners Yf'Mlfi-iluy.
K'Kin won Troiii La Crande,
ITnion won frm Haines, 11-1
; Ita
ker won from linlder. X-&; Cove won
from North row dor, 7-2.
l,a fliatul ran nn against a siiuti
yeHterday at Klein, when the Klein
it en marie a nlnt ti-lnnine sprint ami
took Mie honors, fi - fi . A heroic ral
ly by tho I,a Orand liutieh In the
fehth put a thrill Into the (fame.
Hlcfcry, vMh one. in alie.nl f him,
eraek'Ml tint a li"iuir t hat tti'd t ht
Heore, Klein had heen leadine. U.?
nt the heeiiintne of tin' el:;hih. In
the ninth, however, Klein laced not
two RAfi; KliieleK Hint Jittt (he earn
jx the ri'rrltTaliir for Hie Kleinitet
VfHinMler HifH Well.
One of the feiitureH or Jne game
whh the hattini; of Mike Carrot, a
yon n enter on tin I -a flrainle (en in
who Ik hreakfne Info luiMfh-'iil In (h
Otltfjelf) nnd rill the I nlther, Mike, lift
HnK safe ffjnr tlnie, esiiitilnhorl
an envuhle rernrd. 1 'nfurt tinately he
ipraineJ nn ankle and may not he
ahle to nVapjM-Hr in the lineup riht
away.
New Infielder on Joh.
Itillie Ihinn, of late fwmher of
the lyavftwoit h. Wash., U'iain, was
n9 new fare ir the lineup yenterday.
Mr. Inintt has Ionised 411 ,f.a fnande
ami will he a kmm djuin t to the
I al itied. ,li; aiverp(J wcond nice
ly yeer4ay.
- I
Ilerk Mrlnnm lraiM.
Jerome, ldaht ha sent a ryirry-tip
rajl tH k M jfin:n run up then-
tn finish tho baseball silicon with
them. He has nc.epl.l a ry allur-
in? off, and his ein. of course
lev, th bnl pitcifmir fta'ff lather
sh-n-t. Itolierts, the veteran, ami
ELGIN SPURTS
, INTO VICTORY
More Jinnc Nenjedt
Tho f lunncinl situation o the local
team is. acute. Whllo the rule re-
ceipta are proportionately birier than
ill several years and the interest keen
er than for some timo, the cxpeic of
running tho trum is also greater.
Other teams in the league aro brac
ing themselves fortho finish and un
less La Grande does tn same tiring
she is going to tic left at the barrier
standing finf-footcd. A proposition
is now under way to obtain greater
finnnciil backing for the club has
deuionst rated its willingness to play
ball for the sport of the tiling and not
as a money maker, yet, anybody fa
miliar with baseball knows that teams
cannot be strengthened on good will
and hot uir. It takes dollars to do
it. The sum needed is not large,
either, but such as it is, ia badly
needed.
"i V '
Hickey Hitting .750.
In the last two games lufielder
Hickey. has been hitting his stride
liko a whirlwind. In 12 times up in
two games he has hit safe nine times
for a total perce'ntago of .750.
E
CKOWB FIN IKS IT 1 1. MM) TO ESTI
MATE lllHtillT.
Much Interest Manifested in Flying
at licul Field Yesterday Hided
Prove Popular,
Tho flying field of thn l.a ('.ramie
Aircraft company was tho meeca for
many auto parties yesterday after
noon. The feature of tho afternoon'
flying was a guessing contest in
which over fifty people took part, the
prixa being a free ride. George A.
Rrunsoii won by guessing the height
of nn exhibition flight t V.WO feet,
the plnne, piloted liy WMltcr K. Ies,
having reached n height of 1JI0U
feet. .
Estimating the height nf a plane
in the air isn't as easy a matter as it
appears on first thought, i Iho con
clusion reached by nvuiy of those
guessing for u free ride. The guesses
ranged "II the way fruin'tweiily-four
and a half feet to 4.81'J feet.
Mr. Lees made a larire number of
ri...i,i.. .1,...!.... i. ..ri............ A '
those lie carried as passengers were
Mr.., nnd Mrs. W. C. SUirgell, W. M;
llueghan, (Incur Noyes, Franklin Zur
brick und U Lottes. .
WILL IT BE
"(Continued from iaire One.)
TI ore Is a rumor that Patterson wljl
stay out. nf the Knhnrnntorlal race
and become an aspirant for the Ite-
inililhan nomlniitlon for slate trcas.
urer. Should Oleott not be1 a eaudj
il;.le. It Ik Kald tho udintnlHtiatloti'ii
support would (to to I'uttersoii.
I'llendH of Colonel tieorito A.
While, adjutant Reneral o! Oregon,
havo been luiporiiinliiK him for sev
eral moiitliH to seek the noveruor-
slilp, but the cnluiKil is said to h,ive
dlKcouraKi'd their elTorts. Heforo
the war Whltn was sometimes men
tioned us a Kiiliornalorial possibility,
liny .Mlnlil IIhii
T. II. Kay, former stale treasurer
and niiiinber of many atssjons or the
lealHletiiro, Is nnrler coiislderulioii.
Kay'a leconl for ret renehmetit and
enilioiuy in the last IcKlalutliro Kave
him Htrenuih tiiiuiK farmera' orKaui
.atlons and a percentage of business
i.icn.. He would he able lo poll a,
Jurite vote In western Oreuou botli
liecaiise of his record and hjs ae
ijcalntauro. llundreys( of eastern I
DriKoti farmers and stock men have
been bard ti i I In ti;e la I'.'yi ar or two
and retrenchment nilKht appc'l to'
ihein more than ever before. Thin;
ivoiild help Kay. j
Senator Jay Lplou of Piliieville U
amoiiK Ihu latest lo he talked of as'
a Kiihernalorlal pofsiblljly. !
The halln of touurcsH wher.' he
nilKht sit In place of Nick Slnuntt hi,
believed to hn more of a lure lo Sen-'
a tor Itoy Itltner of Pendleton than
Is the Kovernor'a office. 'I'horo Is no
Miner .lalk relative to the Koverimr
ship. L. J. Simpson of Cu'os Hay la
not ronsiibred a Riihprnatori.il po
slhlltty. A new flKure now nccupy
ine soul' aijentloii Is Juili;(i Thomas
J. I I". I. ill of Portland. It Is said Ik'
iiiiltht aspli to tho Koveiiiorship fr
iry to beat pat McArlhur for the
coiik torsional noioina'itl'iil.
Iloff Will Hun
.As for llio utiviiii stale treasure'
recent nosslp has It that I). P. Ilotr
ill be a caiidlilale for r-eluutlou
Henalor Thtimaii illyau of (Meifoii
''liy, who was dej.uly unifer funnel
iieaesmer Ky. and whom
Muff barely defeated In InlS, Is
looked 4pn aa a certain entrant
Should Senator Pat-aon nut run for
'. 'vernor be may r..n for Ireasuie.
,h" lrN' i''itrioni4 dlslrl-l
4 ,1,11 '. Ilawley has (i',eselted
"r ' "r " stilia'toil. I. K. Pean.
tiiace.
WHY GUESSES
WD
OF MM
BAKER, KAY
OR DLGOTT
JWi SEES
CHIGE 111 WIFE
Sunk a lie Man llrrliina Taular Did
ler More t.ood Ihun hvfry-
; Klsc She Had Taken
Combined.
Kr
my wife
eiial,' said
Chestnut !
She had
stomuch
Food just woull
and seemed to i
good. Mio was
hardly ever got a
had dreadful heada
tinualty taking sonul
stipation. We trad
could think of and evei
mates, hut nothing did
"We had re-jd so much
lac that we decided to tty it. 1 sav
a marked improvement after .-die had
finished the first hottle, so she kept
on taking- it and three hottlea have
madu her well woman. Iler appe
tite is simply splendid now and every
thing she eats agrees with her per
fectly. Her aches and pains are all
gone, hiV (iels Uround better and
tnktts more interest in things and
says she feels ' betterdhan she has
in a long time. Wo are strong for
Tim lac at our house." (Advertise
ment.) coi'iity. Inform. i' .on com'M. to
,u
snrface that lliiro i-:. Leoimt'd mid
Maurice Cnimpiickcr want McAr
thur'a pbico ainl limy try m j-i-t it in
tho next uloclloti. .Indue t'hu'tnu 1:
meiitfoned also in this cminceiion as
well as a possiblj e;iulid:itj fur p.v
ei r.. r.
From tho loni(MMiit',: ciunp It hi
said that ellhcr l.estci lliimiihroys
l.'lllted States iittoiiiey and ovecsoas
veteran, or 'Joseph N, Teal, who wtis
n miMiibor of I he Cullcit Slates shtii
plng (loard, will bo put forward rnr
Koverhor. Colonel Creed Italillnolul.
soldiej' and ImtiKvr, had heen men
tinned until lie Indignantly iipserted
that no loli;e' would tie lie on llu
leclstratloii honks of the Di uiocialle
party.
(iOLI'KUS TKK Oi l'1
TIHSAITKUNOON
I'OliTKANI), June :iO.-.-(Hit! hun
dred and fourteen tfolf players teed
off todav on the Waverb-v links, whih.
almost uh many st. iHed on thu Port -
land (inlf chili linl.s, in the iialif-
inir nnmds of the lu'enly-first annual
rhiiinpinsliii Inui'ininiint of tile Pa
cific Northwest MKMorinlioii. I'liiyeiM
from many slates are here.
WOMHN MAY
NOW SKKYH
(.N .ll'MKS
(Continued from Pace One.)
when Ihe exemption is claim,', I.
(Iunlific.it ion .Same as for Men.
Member 1.f the s-n tic or h-iiiso nf
I'iclute lot Liybutly
ini
iuhe goott Tanhifl has donu
V don t uelicvt1it Jias an
irl Johnse.n, !15 North
liiokniip. a
Sen a suflivr from
for 1 1 u it 4 spell.
h'l agree Vith her
i Vr more hinn than
i. if torvmw
night sleep,
clV; nnd witn con-
iing fta con-
erylhiiK we
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l anflgooil.
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representatives of thu stute of Orc
gon, provided that such exemption
shall exist only during session!) uf tho
legislative assembly. ,
To Berve on a jury a woman must
be a citizen of tho United States, uu
inhabitant of the county in which she
is returned, who has been an inhnbP
tant thereof for the yorr next preced
ing tho time. she is drawn or called,
more than HI years old wnd In posses
sion of her natural faculties and of a
sound mind. No woman is comiietcnt
to serve as n juror who has been con-
j vieted of nny felony or a misdemeanor
involving moral 'turpitude.
Qualifications imposed on women
jurors under tlui act ro tho sumo as
now govern mojn called for this serv
ice.
Free Lectin!
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glvi'ii at Star Tho-
liui 20, at S p. m.
Rubjoc.1, "Club!
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: NEW TODAY:
WANTKI) Woik for a BtroliB boy,
11K0 lli, In city; Cull Hod 12.
G-20-2tp
VOIt BALK' FUji'iiiuiro for C-room
hoiiiio, cheup. Sumo can bo seen
lit. lull tedar St. . . fl-20-ttp.
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liundrcd more fin
tomato plain
F5Uu a dozen. Phono
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ti-20-lt
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iiiK scale. Kiddle's Stme. Island
City; I -20-iti
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f'Olt KALI! KlIo-rvToui house on
lauilh side or Inn. $100 diwn,
halaiice mnnth' aymeuls. Ans
wer "I. M ," Jo OhBOrvor. i
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I'OI! ItlONT Tliree-rooiii house. Kur
niKhed or unfurnished. Call 2702
North Fourth. -a-iitp
from Eichf to Kinhlv
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