WMrwsday; TVh'rnarv S, 1922
O GTUtfDT! EVENING OESETJYETC
PACE THREE'
Pontiffs Body Lying in State
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VNION. Fub. 8. i Tlw Ladli'S1 I
Aid of the Methodist church held
their monthly bushiPHB niftetllK at
the houiu of !MiH. T. Wrliiht lut
Wedimsduy aftMrnoou. Thw next
uHM'tliiK, which will be u soclul
uffiilr, will ba held February li. at
th humo of Mi'b. SiHncHr.
MIhh Kv:i Wilson lion returned to
her OHitlon lu Cuner'H Cash Htnrt.' ;
lifter ! u month spent in' Portland.
Mrs. Robert' Wilkinson wus over'
from. La Grande to nee her father,:
Mr. Kennedy, who Iiub been III for;
n Iouk time. She returned to I.a i
firnnde Wednesday. j
Mr. and Mrs. R R. I.ee cahio 1
over Suuduy and visited a short
time Sunday with Mr. und Mrs. W. j
V. Cotinor. They went home on the !
ovenlng train. I
Last WtUnesday tlio Clerks' bns-!
1 ketball team came over for a- prac-!
tiro gante with the Legion team and i
carried away the bacon on a score j
of 15 to 12. The pune which oth- j
erwlse would have bei'n a fast one, i
was considered slowed iown by the I
La Grande players doing so much; Civil Mild: ((('l.'.siast ical uh'llitai'ios JKlvillif lidliiaO at 1ll(
(Urt - as the intiff's 1hIv lies in
Ions very closely. Part of the time 'Oil U lai'C cataratll(, slUTOlllKl'.'tl l)V llll.tft' ailillcsticks.
ii lai'c l(iui-vay dpcuiii'; into tlu ilcatli I'luunlicr iIiimii
cd li is Inilincss' hod v. ,
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IN. ISLAND
STATE BONOS
GERTIHED
(Hy Aasocinteu Press)
HONOLULU, KO). 8. Mrs.
SALKM, Feb. 8. The state Irritra-
r.1ft lion securities rommissio hnturday
KHi yearn old, was callod I certified $47'!,r0O bonds for the Talent
irrigation dmtrict or Jack.stn county,
The ilthlrict has nutlii) ri.oil by vote u
total issue of $l,0A0,00f and has ex
jen(l $295,000 in constructing; one
iw it. One reservoir is to lie built
immediately niul another next year.
The district embiaces 11,000 ucrO!,
cjveriim one of the most highly do'
'Makawalu
jupon to testify in a court uf law n
tlio "otdostinluibittuit on Hawuii' in
regard to mutters of general Iuidw
ledire in the community long nito.
All but lirect iuhI only slightly deaf,
Mi's. Makawulu, . unuble to sjieuk
I l-'.ne;lish, lolut, tliroutrh an iiitcrprtler.
'of the ilays when she wiu a retainer
i of Knmuhainelin III., who become Kinj; veloped teriitories in tho state. Im
of Hawuii in 18SS ur.'ji died it years mediately adjacent to Aahlan 1, it has
later. Sho had been a cluuucr ut tho tne ,ow" l,t T'dfnt 113 '-s center. The
I court and said that even when she h.i.l IVcific hii-hwuy from Ashlaitd t
I nttuinecl the ajre- of ISO year? walked
1 17 miles from her home at Waimamilo
jover mountainous trails to Honolulu
I eve i y .Sunday in order to attend
church
calling the decls
out sec in ed to the Unlonltes, to be
simply to give Thelson time to re
gain his wind as the pace set had
llira puffing before the game was
more than half over. The Union
boys are hoping to reverse tho
Rcoro when they make! the trip
La Grande.
iicr uf the late Pono
fate at t!u YahVan. Hmno. 'Hie limlv rests
!iis view was taken tlinmuli
which I'oiiian ei'-.wds vi.'W-
Sunday the niembors of the Pres
byterian church held a missionary
to service in the afternoon. As soon
as the meriting aervices wero over
Rev. Cook, pastor of tho local dinner was served an j tne mis
Methodist church, spent the great-' sionary service followed the din
er part of the week in La Grande iner. A number of visitors were
attending the M. E. conference held Present also. 1
in the latter place. ! '
Last Friday evening the first and
second tuums from Union high
school, accompanied by a number
of the students, took advantage of
MA REPEAL I
! 'ML" LI;
the snow und made the) trip to
Cove In bobsleds: There they en
countered the respective teams of
the latter plact) In a double head
er; basketball game. During the
flrBt part of the game the Union
boys were somewhat handicapped
by not being used to the hall but
they soon settled down to steady
LAKE FRONT !
(Py As.voci.ited Prif.)
HONOLULU, T. H., Feb. t
-Re'
Stall ns citizen.';, iicgnrdlc;i'i of tbta
law, and wixh to appear in a' true
lie;rit before ths people of Hawuii, as
well as before tho:ia of Japan, without
Liilenicss or nii-under.stundinK."
The document requested Air. Zu
molo to present the appeal to the
Japanese authorities and also urged
him to take additional steps "to have
whereby
work and overwhelmingly defeated 'the soutll si(c is aireaUy jn puc.c for
the Cove team by. tne score ot 4;six blocks, accordnp to the 12th an
to L5. The second team captured !nual rep0rt 0 the Chic;io Plan Com
tho laurels in their game with a mission just completed. Tho estimat
score almost threa to one, the f I- ed co3t of the city's lake front im
nal markings showing 21 for Union pr0vement is $40,000,000.
to 8 for Cove. A good crowd was EKhty-even city improvements are
In attendance and enjoyed the P'ay-1 pendinpr before tho commission for
lng. Robert Baxter of Cove did -'consideration, the report noted, adding,
the rCfereelng and the Union boys , ..0ur work ex,endg into ever' section
report that he is a number onof the city and affects every citizen.''
referee. . Here are other developments in this
Mrs. W. T. Wright, who has been ficld the past y(?ur which the commis.
teaching a class in the Methodist ,gion chronicles:
Sunduy school for a long time, has Forest prescrve belt around the city
not been able to get out to the jacrnijre(i 11,487 acres more, making a
meetings for several weeks and the . total of 2l,51t) acres i.i this outer
girls in her class go, over to her!park djstrict.
home eaoh Sunday morning In or-j Permission was obtained from the
der that they may. not misa study- 1 government to push the shoie line of
lng tho ltJsBon under their own .Grant Park, Chicago's downtown lake
teacher. Last Thursday evening ront piavBround 214 feet further
about fifteen of the young ladies into the !ake
assembled nt the home of Mrs. s,art was mi)(e on the creat;on cf r,
Wright for a good social time. !z00i cxpected to ba the largest in the
Those present wore: Misses Ruth ; wpst
Worshan. Doris Busick, Vera Shaw, j Jtiirit action of Illinois with Indiana i
Mario Shaw, Audrey Delap, Marcla!was authol.j2ClJ toward establishment j
Thy, Ruth Richardson, Luclla De- 0f an eno! moVs Iuke and roil transfer j
laney, Lora Bldeler, Clara Van jharbor near th state 'line.
Houton, Dorothy Brown, Edith Gil- j Chicnco paffic seJiool teachers'
klnson, Opol Gibson, Mcrl Mayo and 1 wh0se classes uV stuUynir the city
Marie Spain. A very piaaiuii eve- plan wcrc K,Ven VP'esl e the com-
nlng was spent in playing games ; mission's ten year Vpoi'
and In an old-fashioned tally pun-
lng. - Something new ln Valentines nt
Members of tho local L. D. t. iNewlin Book & StatioY' J Co.
a special law enacted whereby Hn
olutions Hkiii for reuei'l of the Jap- waiian-born Japanese over the age of
aneso "dual citizenship" law, which : 17 years will be given the right of.
provdes that any person born of Jap-1 finally to denounce their allegiance
aueso parents in any other country is I to the Japanese government, in order
a citizen of Japan unless his applica-! that wo may enjoy the .privileges of
lion for expatriation, made before he i American citize nship to the fullest ex
becomes 17 years oH, is np'pnived by I tent."
the Tokyo authorities, were passed j The society, composed of Japanese
recently at a meetim? hero, of th,- born in Hawaii and therefor? Ameri-
CIIICAGO, Feb. 8. Piling for tho; Society of American Citizens of Jap- can citizens, was organized three
parkway that Chicago is preparing ; ant se Pa: outage, Honolulu Forum years ago.
to build in the lake for five milts on No. 1. .1 '.
m BE IMPROVED1
(lly Associated Prona)
The rosoluton was jriven to M. Zu j Chamberlain's Tablets for Indigestion
moto, editor tif The Herald cf Asia j and Constipation,
who hiis been spndin oni.? time! "The nicest and plen.santest medi-hwi-e,
for presentation to the author- jcinu I have u.'ed for indigestion and
itiea at Tokyo upon his return. I constipation is Chamberlain's Tab-
The reslution points out that ihn lets," writes Melard F. Craig, Middle
members of the organization always i Grove, N. Y. They work like a charm
"think of ourselves as American citi- and do not Kfip or leave any unploas
zens, intend to remain in the United ant effect.
Medford runs throiiK-h the idsMrict.
Tho acitaKO, all under cultivator
is highly developed with fine or.
chatds, building and alfalfa fields. It
is estimated1 that 4(5 per cent is in or-
No species of snakes are si I my i
Kor the bonvfit of tho court she 'hurds, 1 he territory has been farmed
relatetl occurrences t'urinir tho iviirn,8"1 the early 0h.
of Kamchameha the tireat, who unit
ed the archipelago under one rule
and became Knjnehumehn I; throup-h
the years of the other four Kamehnni-
vmut nun uuihi nit uujH m me iui-
akauu dynasty, which endtd with thejt
declaration of the Republic of 11a-;J
wii.
NBad Colds
VRT, stormy kvtathcr, exposure,'
' Vniffles, anil lie heavy cold is on.;
l)r. KW'8 New UiAovery bryuks it up"
quicklyVnd filmsaitly. Heud cleaned
up, couA relieved aid you feci betttr.j
At your uggits, (.1-, .. : i
New liiscovery:
For Cold&anU Cou0hd:
Iiowcla Ikfelnft for Iielp? Dr;
King's I'iils will brinp: you . tho
happiness of regular, norn.al bout-li
nnd liver lunctionins. Mild but aU
ways reliable. At all tlrugibts, iSc
PROMPT! "WON'T GRIPE;
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Cleopatra spoke nine laiiRiiaKes.
Mary Cnrr, famous mother in "Ov
er the Hill," has a prominent part
in "Thunder Clap," starting at the
Star Kriday. 2-7-2t
Don't misa "Thunderclap.
Friday nt the Star.
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Full CpcauXFmlo'o
Ilaivl (,'aiuliiV, ic
I rVt' Drill
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40n
Imi to 30
and C.d.r Drinks
CANDY CO.
Starts
li
la grande construction &
Supply co.
50
Madison St.
General Goltractors and Builders
Wo n il' surprisp you
linw -lieaily we fan build Hint
now lu .UK; you contemplate erecting
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You want Money go to a stranger.
You want Advice go to a friend.
1 You want Nothing go to a relative.
Ypu want Prices go to the
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Come in Let's Talk It Over
church have rendered several plays i
and similar programs 'at the church
during the fall and winter. Much j
of the proceeds of these entetrain-1
inents Is given to hospital support. ;
Last Friday they put on a three act I
comedy entitled "Jirst for Fun." .A
matinee was held for the children ;
just after Bchool was closed for the 1
day nnd there was also an evening
performance. A good house was ;
present and the members of the ;
cast were well repaid for their ef-;
forts. j
Among the Union county arrlvels j
nt the Union hotel during the last ;
week were the following: J, L. Cas
sel of l.a Grande, D. L. Barnes rep
resenting the Farm BuiOiu, Giles j
Harnden of La Grande, Dean of the
Observer force, Ross E. Sumerwell, ,
representing the Standard Oil com-1
pany, and Paul Blair of I.a Grande.
Little Miss Helen Hall has been
out of school for several weeks on
account of an attack of pneumonia.
She Is much better and- nble to re
Gume her school work.
Geraldlne Hibbert and Sarah
Droke are both out of school on
account of sickness.
Dr. McKlnney is able to be out
nnd around town again.
Halph Morgan, agricultural teach-1
er in tne tnion nign scuooi uuu
Mr. Lawson, a rancher from out j
In the valley are taking the degreos ,
lu the Odd Fellows (Subordinate i
lodge.
Members of the Methodist Ladles'
Aid held a cooked food sale In the
Haggerty and McClay grocery last
Saturday.
There "is n old Rylng that a ;
cold spell Js laven for the plum-1
her. but George Clark, affrT a few 1
t.s such,as0 the last mciOth
nJoughP us. is of the opinion hat ,
thfc sentiment of the r.wmm ougnt
to be reversed. At one time there
were oifty r or four l.ildls
In tho business section which ie
O not bothered with frozen id burst-
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coalLuyers
do not gveza at the
solution to their heat
ing problem. They order
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and the! stuny the pe-
ing andcckilg appa
ratus. Bh h'Xia mean
cutting full colts.
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