La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 20, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextVonAay, FeTiriiary 20, 1922 VDLGANSTO BE ! (Iff FED SOON: LX 01UNT1E EVEXTXG OrcSFTIYTHf PAOV) TTTRTCT liiissiun 'Xovcr Famine lid'ore American (Jrain. wards, niirplmes fro itivirliiis class triasureios wero diverted to I ho fund, and although lu general, the loaning privilege was limited to students of tlin literary college, a e-.iod portion of the mutiny has been mado uviilahlo to students ill other l)rnm-lit.K of the university. ! The money Is disbursed by it. A. Area HilS;Cuiiipui-ll, treasurer of thn tinlvor I in-il t.n su-v- an,l ,lu' collective fund now , approximates $.l.tun. AM loans tire subject to iimirovul bv the tie in ,,, ,,.,, ,. , !f tite culley In which the stu- (Iiy Aimo.-iatf1 Wens) !, . , ,T , , , ., SAMAKA, Fib. 20. It will he!(lt'"t "'"''""'' ull u" presi a nn i.Yi.ri,n,,.u n ,.,. i dent of the university. f it... vni., ... .... .-..a I The rc.-otniuciitlulinus of (lie ; the liHAN FACTORY Id I U! UL'ii A. IsOihmT Lnrwst In st itut ions of Kiial. As an adjunct to the muin branch, the "Y" sin tinW atro opened Uu! f,..,.l I... ..I M..I. I.lr-I " "ii.ii niw v I'liiniiimvy i iuu til Kit South Klliotl Place in h three-st.ry-aud-haseinent building. This club ir- fill thi- ln.rii.Cir hi' oii.Ipi- i.rivilmr-d j boy or lilt fellow who have nut hutl , nil IP r m I IUI1I I J IU flljl'j UIU IK'Ilfl H (that have ennie to other boys !nm uarmt! i n i ii n i e iii .1 M Uill.8 IP i nun ig THROUGH MEN eioninbed it) ritoiii; fnAitcrrrt " NEW. YORK. Feb. 20. In Hanson Dace, Brooklyn, n shoit distance from l.on shin J Knihond Station, when the famine supplies from j ll,':ll,s. 11 ' ''"Plained, are bused '''ere is n lijr in litution whose cu- ,... . . II it. .. I,, I.1. . ;.' tiW Atmoclati'd PrestO i ne Associate ciayors is k oriniu-: winy I ntc i ' r mint i 1,11 s pj -,su, Feb 21). Shut iiui. compose., o, i memners. .... - , ; 1 1 II 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 LJf tl A 1 1 V t ll I lltr. Ins ulollK tlio Cucific coast who lim ex .oe ,!o u.ey .v ,..,,, .....,.. . . ( Vu'l'l'Sl Mtllttcill t lvt' their beds or homes m.ks once a momh. ,n tne la,,,, and,- " Jll1, ,mw tUlm lu ,hu.h st.,vi,t.s un 8un tonum of tne buiuiiifr. Tiioy hav? ,t., i,r i,.,,i i. T,.i;i 'nt,ii presented seven:! llioadwav uiv!i..s. Rl'l'Il AN O.V THK Vt l.tJA, tfb. V. c-.f...-". ..i.i...:.i such as "The Thirletiilh Chnii" and Nothin;; IV.it the Truth.'' America urrivtj there. While m-' l"'1"01!"")' "I""1 schoiiushlp, ami ' ''tries are chiefly decide 1 to the char acter ami healtli-liuihlintf jif youn tne'i. It occupies a irrcnt buHdim: which covers more space than mnnv ri'T i: n ifi vi) KUii s. .-lat.-.l I'l l- r.. ii.. t...:.t.... c..t...n i.. m..i.i...w! JO. II" Kussia over amounts to ." " "'"""" lanvt K It will I).. throiiBh the ,- ,f ,h,7 Uuv" " telephone veceiv- ....1 .it-.,n to.-n-it ilei-tatc.l ii 1 n i,im niii ni pvuiniK (Itv Assnclitli-il Vress) " JACKSON, Miss.,' Feib. 20. A resolution was lutribluced lu tho house Wednesday,' provitlliiK for tlio tnipolutmeut of u comnilttee of seven to 1 nvostlKalo the seduction charges nt;aiust (lovernor Russell alleged In the $1IIO,OUO dumaKe suit of Miss Frances ilirklioad, hlu former Htenorvipher. oi l' I tilt HHIt.Ml'DA liiir lintels. In the nciu'iliorhiiotl it i-'dn-nha will I sprlKlilly.' merry little, woman to riHCAtiO, l'.e'j. 20. Renular pas- i tho cort-ospoiidimt on tlio thrmicli nj-cf !: chimes nnil then follows the announce ment that church pervice at Trinity H r . i V r ' "'". " (Vnicr wilM.eKin, Tl.e services fol- ii- Iti il S: .r.o iiv the, t.i Incrtwv. Itetoro tie l'etol 1 io l . . . ' sometimes lefeue.l to us n ' man fac- n,i ., ii-.,, '. .... ...... . n.-i,,,...., ,,w l'"'s, l' -'aiilisiie,l cmtom at (liiin corn lias been generally used ""' depree of need. As u Kent in: for bread and 'cassia in tho L'k-J rille' u ls '"te'l. students obtuin ralne, which Is ns much of a corn j l,IK lo:,mi a,'' tlio nre:iter country as Indlnna or Iow.i, thilK,n "f their expenses by oul-dde Vulna area lias confined Its cultt-iwi,lk- Cnllenn authorities have no vation chiefly to small train. It;,iee'1 that leins uro sounht In lias short seasons and less nreclnl- i I'cacticnlly the same proportion by tallnn than ideal corn country. St. " "'"1 women. .tiiu iiKewtse makes uelu citizens out , new rates will be t-f:..vtivd as soon a ; have chen us a land. Hindi,' tit nlich- . . ' Tl... v 4. ....... ...I.ll. 'Of thom. f iff ICI.-ll V I lift ihe.h tilt I. in Ic i ...- . I 1 .. ... . . U1M " me pUiH.intH know little about1 ,I,a"""ul ,",Mt uh-h m mi-i . ., .uins vim ih' .ivh. . ;,Hn (it iincHiri lmiimri mu-r uu n.( nrflv.ir ..,,,1 ......... fll .i ja nioxnayu. (I dun't Suni!.lv ...... wriru,n ,JV . liromilu.ll( '"J uto.'Uisc ll helps younjr nim and ; (-r.ip;r i ai nu.ifi'im .'-iumH by vf boys y K:,j:i a fiun footi.Hr in life finals nta It- m-blu- We Im-.-uhty. ' The! l:,'itr ttiiKsiau Hi"". sln went "Tliey uro wishy-washy. They i'rotestant ehuiehe.s with hyiunt, an- tliems, u prayer and a sermon, Th" only exception ij that no, collection h (Uy AsKociiited Troaii) NEW YORK, Vvb. 20. Secretary and Mvh. Charles Kvuns HukIum Ki!fMl v,n tlio Bteanisliip Fort Ham ilton 'Wednesday for u two weeks' vacutlun in Bermuda. coriiine.il and the art of muki'iK "l '"aKU 1,1 "-' is i n . , .. l,".L ': corn bread, lioiniiiv and cnrtimeal - " " Ke'fai. payment Is."". ":'u " ",nJl li '"'J'. lilllsll. When It became known tlu.t the American lielief AtltnlnlstratiMi woultl send lare quantities of corn tliriinith the Illuck ai-a for the !m medlati relief of the famine, So viet officials in the Mos.-t.w food administration wired to all offi cials along the Vola urging tiiem to be preparetl to instruct the pea Bants lu the use of the titratie. grain. Plans wero made to rush it im mediately to Rostoff-ou-Hon and thence to famine relief stations in -he Suutbern Volga area and. into tho hands of piisuuts without any effort at itiilliiiK. Tho Volga country is full expected to he made within a veac : M,,,u 11 ""-Joy the distinction of be aftro e-niduatinn with interest m lnPi"tf laijrest "Y" in the world. five percent. In cases where such action is deemed advisable however, the Interest is waived. TAHITI IS 1 PRGFITEE fn$r Associated Press) PArEKTE, Tahiti, Fe. 20.- Ii LANDj I.ON'C SKltVICI-: ItKCOItl). tltv A.inoclnlcd I'rcss) . TAf'O.M A. Wash., l'V L-O.Fc i morrow) ja niexiiayu know) and avos tin'i'hapsl f-Tio bad Ueen to UhiiKeiii to ...j.,,,,,,,,! ,1,... .,,.,. ,1...., 11 mill ...... 1.1 l.-.-r l.n.K- I. Ml ..... . . . . ' . ' The l.irr l,.,;).!;,.,, ; 1....1, ., i. 1 t -. 1 u...." .11 j IMe ix$xcn m ol, tne c-nutcn services. tion-.l and n n. iTei"nt..V T ,.rn ,,, 7, Vi Z V- " " lo soniethiliR to livo nowadays., lMt u ihl, .iroa-Jcastiiiit station uon.it mm a social center, there are road than Thomas h. ( ornian, whoi -..,, ,, .,-if f a Mussul- 1 . .1 . .. . r . ' some 510 indivUual liviti rooms, d-etl here recently nt the aire ,f lJ ous.t.i " of "' " "" f l - which are never vacant. Indeed, there ; He worked for the Chic.-,,,., Mil.va-.ke, " ""A af" 1 ,nd wttU nil ?m 01110 8m','?S'. T , ? ! are so many younK men that would; ami St f,.r fi" years in Wir-or- i1 , i'",-, h h" Y , I like to mak.. their ..ermnnrnt h.m, t .ii 1..; 1 w 1 '' Ihn. years has a rcccivinn set at her , the hi l-....,-i, u,,.i ti, ;u i.., .. '' .' , . . 1 1 Hh0 "-'"led III in to get out bedside ami she is uble to listen t tne nip oiant-h that there is always a as a section foreman. Later he sune.r-'.,.. .,..,.. 1 ,,, i,,,i ;, .-. . waitinK list. There Is, .rreatdimnK; intended va-iou, construction I ,, im w n1'"'0"3 '' "' ' '"' voom in the basement, where more j was a roaWcr for years and spent I "! " !"', ""' JJri81' minister of the g-;;spel and it has been 1 limes 11 day Kvery mem'ier of thfr institution, 1:0m the ynimircst 'boy til the oldi man, is takini; advantnire of the 111-1 Portumtie-S for imnrovement offerc stead ot the free and easy, lotus-rat-1 them. Some arc interested in mod- jinp; paradise of the travelogues, Tahiti ern lancuatres, others in commerce or of. is one of the most expensive, pkue, business. There are more than eighty , ,,., ,,. ' , . ... I.. , ,. . , ,, , 1 wandering, Blie Know 111. 1 wnere, T. . ,..st.cc.iiK;,ysns1n.aKn.a.. ..ere. )(, u(, sw W4)fH ,..., w ind-driven mills which can prob- to live in the world. Heavy taxes are I courses of study that thry may choose amy no adjusted so as to Krinu ; combininir with high freights and hitf'.i from, for the branch gives the.11 a! the corn. Or In case the peasants, rents to make the cost of living on practical business course, includinarj iltElIHI rLTDim iifiprK r ir fllrll in!''T r V:"ia aiul LULtS I LU IIUiL the revolution ll.v.1 droppei (iiliVi:i,A.M) I'tll'S liA.Y from their children and she had nearly died In a soviet prison. ciiEVICI-ANI), Feb. 2ft. 'At a con taking 0110 tiling wit nanoiner, fl)ru,lc wm, police enptalns 'today she didn't regret her sufferings (.hlnr ( p,llcu Jucub tiraul Ism-J and losses. It had taught her a instructions that til. entire elf.r'; ourt life, of tl (lapartinent In. dir.. ' lli- ondo.l. Now ,,r, rlildl.iL' the ii V .1 r.c.ior d hei in- crn,nS ,lmi crinifnalii. , I to abject poverty. I "tlfflcers are wasting their time Miv .1 unit rrfwi s,,e tiritd of the struggle. ' wateliiiiK ui'ivnto homes where cannct get it gmiind 'in mills, the the island almost unbearable, nor h-is ! public speaking- and salesmanship; a' LoM'UN, J-'c'i. 2'.. llijrh tax- The prison had broken her spirit, friendly card guinea are in pro Soviet officials say the Russians are a recent ''buyer's strike" relieved the ischool of commerce with bookkeepiiiT. ja!'"" forenl another Dritisii j Like niany Husslans, she. was mor- RreBs," tho chief deAMiired. "There so, accustomed to pounding up situation. Ishorthand and tvnewiitino-. and' n nobleman to desert a historic fnm-ially bankrupt. She had had her ia nu ,,,( for It. A man can play OT'S TOASTER grain in mortars that tl.ey will 1 The people from whom issue the 'course in technical and industrial sua- I"' s' "t aml sMl1 residence more In niiiiage somehow to crack it suffl-, loudest protests are the tourists. Thee Ijects. Some "Y" studeTts are taking jaccord w-.is his post-war pocketbook. clently so that It can be boiled come anticipating- the fat of the land 'up French, Spanish and Latin- others, i Hopeton House, Linlithgowshire, a into a coarso niush. Russians are fond of mush, which Is made o'. millet, buckwheat and other coarso grain MEETING TO BE for a kind word and a smile, hut de- assia. or part with regret over what they might nnve received lor the same money at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco or the Ritz-Oarlton in London, The real lotus eaters, after blister ing; their backs trying- to catch fish un n USULULU chemistry, drafting and architecture. Almost every member of the "V is going in for some form of physical exercise. Robert C. Cuhhon, Director fine Italian mansion set In stately domain of beautiful Voraalllrti gar dens, one of tlio finest country es tates in Scotland, and the home Of fling In politics and at times had 11 ; cards or dico or drink Ilia own lot of fnn ut It. She wanted to i.rew i i,s own homo and with get abroad but she wondered If she could ever settle down In a dinn er 4itiuosphere; sho had become, so used- to excitement. Homo of her family had been executed through the efforts of an other woman politician u-.ui shti had of Physical Fdm-alion finds that to I the Martinis ot Linlithgow, is to day more men are taking an interest I be clo.si-d. Seventy .employes will in their health than ever before. This, he dlsmlsse.ll or tiaiiBfcVred to oth- tried to have that woman and her on the reef and attemptinp; to get 1 interest in having- a sound body andjer work. 1 husband executed in tbi'ir turn. It work at places where employes arc ja clear niiml is not confined wholly to ' The estate lias been hnutle l from I had been a struggle between the being- turned away every day, rnnkc i the youncrcr men. Mnnv mid Me-ne-e.l father to son since 1703. . Itetls and tho Mussulmans of the naste to assure lor themselves third nu n are today devoting some of their ! "Local and Imperial taxes are ! Caspaiu sea country. The Iteds his friends, and It is not necessary for a policeman to watch from a vantage point for tho chnnco to make a raid. "Hid the city of major crimes and rrliuiiiluls and .tho others will take earn of themselves." class accomodations on the very first 1 steamer out. , HONOLULU, T. H Feb. 20. Financial and r.conomi.-.il 1 roli'cins c-f countries b aering 'no Pacific oiean will be plaet.l under th-; 'microscope und endeavors will be made to discover remedies for their alleviation nt the Pan-Pacific Com mercial congress which "will meet here, probably in July, uu.Iim- the auspices of tho Pan-Pacific union, according to the tentative program miiile public ttnlay. Support bus been proiu'ied the confer nee by a number of promi nent persons, according to iness.tg'.-s receive 1 from A. H. Ford, director of th? v.plon who Is in WasMiv,-;-.n in connection with the coi-.ures:i. These include Prince Tokugawa, one ItlltTAIil.K HOI SI'S (I!v Associated Press) MEXICO CITY, Feb. 20. Work men in the federal dli-tric'. ot fO.NSISTORY PLAN'S (Hy Assocfau-il Press) ROME, Feb. 20.--Pope Pius has Time to get up if you want your break fast, and your train! A Oucky strike for j'cu ts morning. 1 P.W nfB a ir When we toasting proc ttgo, it was a for us. Why? Bee millions of srnol' the special Lucky Strike because scovered I six yu-s cky Sttfke flavtl CiA leisure to some form of exert-ise. real-i too inu.-h for me." lite Maritiiis told 'hail won and she was mailt! n oris-' not yet announced Ills decision ro izing that continued health depends ! un Kdi-iluirgh ii-.t.:r lower. "Like-! oner by the woman Bh bad tried to ! ganllng the new consistory, but it Is are to livo In cheap portabln houst e. built hy tho govertn rc.iucst of congress by upon kerpir.p physically fit. iJ.-.rl; :;-rat and spouse they leave The gymnasium of the institution is 1 nothing. A llrltisli . noble lord. 70 feet wide and 192 feet long, anil j with no vote in such mutter, Is in can be transformed into four small a class with pnunciB and luua- j "g.vms" when necessary. Besides thin ties. Times are .(dinged und we ibig gymnasium there are rooms for are chunked wltli .taiiin, pulley weights, wrestling and lo.mj. sopblztd. .-: have executed. It was Kismet. , still believed that his ril'st consls Halher than 'satisfy her woinuii tory wllll take place in April ort.Mny enemy, she had tried to commit ! when the now citrdinals ulre'ady de siilt Ulo In the t'heka prison hy tak-! elded upon by tho lute Pope Dene ing 11.1 overdose of rocaluo. It ' diet will bo created: he phllo-jhait failed. ! ' r , ' - ' ' ' hho bati been put on tho prison IV 5 Toasted . yir which in tha : ' delicioua Burley fltvar J...: .And also because U' K hA hullf kv iiw, MMwrnnni if I vuuwu" llAn "ui- H.pian J nu 1 inn posKhin or innuoi, l'hii- iuhh Jhiu Haippeu nurui, wun bv- . ' wnien enanles everv mem hut- tn hnvn h r.r i.....i iiiauii.i iuy iiit-muvi n navu iry n j-j ii i ,i ii (i ji i t HCOUailil injiy;,;"11 (iiuminin ui ui.rit:rH, neiiin-u " nil l!r,.i.. f T4- J. ...... . I. . ... 1 1 ......... ...nt Ohregon for on apro;rhti.n " JIVm "7" " ," i ls dini. uii is evidence,, ny ino la"ti' iMi'tiaoge. prison, ,,.-r .. . I .....,.L,,j,:K , 11 iimiv uui ioi.ii.at lielore 1 '.) I ti me ' .MartiuM hadi0'".' iiiituinir 01 lo.-Kiiig up peopio 1 i..u o,o..u iiiciuu.-is woo go ... mr somi disposed of his pack of hounds nndjiu Piaees instant irom tneir peop,. i form of athletics. In a good mi;nv!..n 1.1., t.,.u..c . 1 ..Jmui lu.in.-s slim i.:..i i.. m-11 ev.... ex-lil,li,- ii .i,:u .:..:.. .'. 1 " ... ., , . ' ""'' "i.ie.. ...e- OHI..IIB in Ur military -iervic.o. ,. . Miiouting 1 o u iu in-r unui-rciuun-s to rijjlits on his estate also wttre tfuld.ifood. -, Further reduction aro said to be Foitunately, .f V I 0,000,(100 is grant The president asserts tint t ils is the only way to remedy tli'i treiue housing congestion in capital. l-1'' I l.T.i'.l ..n inmn bin.l C .. .. I, ,, , .. I ., .. . 1. ; . team, such teams, when training, ofte' HKCKIVKR IS NAMF.l). tlly AsRocli.ti-d I'ress) NEW YORK, Feb. 20. Federal Judge Learned Hand Wednesday np- of Japan's principal delt-gates to; pointed a receiver for the Hercult- the International conference; vis count Shlhuznwa, who finished a tour of the United States recently; Philip Tyau, former secretary of the Chinese, delegation nt Was'img tou; Secretary of Commerce Her bert Hoover; Colonel Jones, head of the United States Coast nnd Ceodetlc survey; Dr. Paul Bartsch of the Smithsonian Institute; Dr. David Starr Jordan, Jr., chancellor emeritus of I. eland Stanford uni versity; Dr. Darton Evermann and others. Significant Pan-Pacific commer cial problems of each nation touch ed by the ocean will be presented in p.ipers given by one delegate) Paper corporation. The company'- bonk assets were estimated at $:!,:!!", 487, and its indebtedness at $1,7:1(1, 509, but it was claimed extraordinary depression in the paper business hail impaired its ability to pay debts. CONTRABAND PISTOLS FOUND (JIv Anni;:lntf(I Pres.i) HAIKA, PaJestme, J'eb. 20. Ac cidental discovery of a consignment hi'i- nrd'T ... .. of several thoiihind atitomatir nia- of the. coiiKrepa, according to the , , . . . . . , .. IoIr and 2;,0i)0 rounds ol aninitini- tentativi! pronrain. i,. ... , . , . . , , ,,, . , . . tion. which wero foeinc Hinnti cd The second dav will ho devoted . ,... , , , . .. , . . ! into ralstino in boxes nupi)OM(d to to communications and transporta- . . . , : contain beoliiveK, has aroused milch ' , ..comment Hnd tpnded to revive tin; Development and conservation or .. . ' . . . . ... ... ! of tter feehiiKS ot the Arabn nnd natural rtources . will occupy the I j(,wg . third day, with particular atten-1 . , . , ... Sir Herbert S.imnol, tlie iij;h i .ii w.trtn fiuii t-i u. ' PwnimiHBioner, had exempted . . . p .f. , a i hives from customs duty in . it , ,i it" develop Palest no b Industry. sourci5 to provide (or Turther ox-1 x. , , . . , " . , .,, . , , , , Ainety-six boxen supposed to con panslon of Pacific industry and .V. , ' ... . ...I tain beehives were b-nitf un oaded transportation steps to he taken . , . . . u i i.i at Hal a wuen one of them was to prevent crises 3n the world rice . . .. , itu it it n 1 ;n TPVpaliuir the weapons and ' ' , ... . . ammunition. Thn whole consifn- The d-decates will turn to fl-i nance" and investment on the fourth,. sofyerl The 'he-.,! ' of tlie ' '''ul"':ttp a T swimmhifr .jnp:n;.-n( dav, while international relations . . . ,, . ' ,,, ... Jewish Cooperative Workmen s as- in I'acific will bo the general topic) ' f . . . , , sociatlod at Ha fa air ,i noted ,Iew- iish lawyer at Jaffa were arreted i U&l il III. Klin was able to Impossible without failure in the;i"ake Ivrself ill. She put biiow on duty of landlord. i r fret, eaucht eold, and then Hopi'tou House i. .one or the;1''" typhus, and had to be put off treasure house of Scotland.' The at a wayside hospital. Thoro r. Kroiind;;, d.tt( d with giunt tni tj I lister ol charity reeoj:ni.ed and bo und IntorsecteJ by shady avenues i ' rU::ded her 'and alio -was brought conimand Bplendid viewd. taking in ! kt wemblaneo ut lieallh, and the whole liweep of tlie Kirih r jlhriMmh friJ-iula in Moscow was fl Forth and thu Ochil HIUh. innlly freed. How Ioiik her preMcnt . . jfriedom would last, n)iv. couldn't (II T (), .If All j j say. She It new nhe coull not en- dur(! a rifVoiui im prison in I'n t, not (Hy Asfncliitprt PrRiil oven for a wef-k. ho sho carried MEXICO CITY, Feb. 20. General about her enough cocaine to defeat jaciitro u. irovino, roriuer socre-, iM(J m-iMnn and industry who) h-nnwhiie she was working Irv ing to kei a float. She had sold moid ..(' 1 ..1,1 l.im.ilu oii.t llili.ou I a vnrsilv Rwimminp team nirl n iv.-ilcr i i i . i..... i.. . i ... . . ' .: hmu wsutfr pKr:a warn. I reb used on $4ii.0Ui band. The department is supervised by a director of physical tiiucation, s?x full-time physical directors and 171 vi.liinlx-i- nttii.m A'-n.-l I U!v - - . i n 1 .il Pri' Cm business men go in fo'r various I CAM HUH ;.;, M.'.'.. Ktb. 20.-: "' to In-r children, she had stor,v. sports, of which nun-fier S0O are more 1 I' -'erick It. "Ki.1" Wedge of l'.e--iw:.y - ffm.ly l"' I" dN linn .in v,nr. nf ..... ,,,, (u , eott, Ariz., -It) yi am old, for n'er lum-1 'ant place to keep tliem as a re- men want to get a good physical work-1 '"'r j"ck l'n'M CtKhU; wna u.l out several times a week, and they ; re ! niiu'''1 "ll11' 'lumversity ns ; intf nst-lv interested in their nhvie..l I stutlejlt of l.'ne (fraduMte school of ed training. The classes in caiistheni monopolize the floor. At the branch nil athletic teems uro trente:! alike, and none is given privileges over oth ers. As a result each team has an eriual chance and opportunity for play. The physical deiHirtment has forty eight athletic team-!. Several of the.-.e teams particularly the swim ming team have won trophies nnd prir.es in competition. The sv.-imminjr team is nationally known, holding; two national records, the 10-mile national championship and the fifty yards un der the water race. The team has thir ty-five members. There are sixteen I IIII..M-IIIIUI ee-.tiiis, ten iiioo.ir oase-oail Luy or comai.-rc nines, twelve norKcy teams, right vol-; several 'months ago was urrested. icy nan ciuds, tour gymnnytiL- tennis. I. h;,,;.,.,. wi(h Hie iniiid-r of (:.-u- Ll'.M Ill ltJ.U !v IN SClltlOL, 1 Hornet linos she did odd Jobs its il j seamstress, KoliH-till.es li'.n went LO j tint country nnd brought in baskets of eg.-s to s.-ll. .Iin.t now she was : prospering. She was S'-nding ition- serve for the future. ! tuation Wcd'ie-hty. He had mine rtrongly appeal to them nnd m-.rc i ,"'r"s!, lhf eountry in Ireiglit curs to men than n Ihonsand nart l.-inate ,',, t 1 register, only to find that, admission Chicken tanialos, t-lilll,. hot cof fee, fr.-.'ih every d.iy at Palace Coll- onei-y. 2-15-tf kind of exercise. Hexing and v.-re. tl ing claim some 200, basketball 20(1, in door baseball 200, hockey 1C0, volley ball 104, and -I'.tH in apparatus woi-V. The branch boasts one of the larevst jand most up-to-date, swimming pools mi tuc toumry. jiunoreos 01 younjr men ani Ixtvs have learned to swim i in the bij? pool. The "Y" will soon in-1 was at. fin-'-t ri fu e l, ilA(',' Wanted :it The Olrrver, Best- SCHOOL LOIS TO STUDENTS 3 Jr. and 'hari;ed with beihK Implicit In tho affair. Tho Zionist Jeat'cra have dis avowed iill respfinsildlity and con demned tho Incident. The native i press has warned the people to be ion'puard. ass-rtint; that probably this contraband business bus betm polnp on for some time and that I ivory likely jrrt'at fftiantfties of arms Once you try Mazola for sal.uls, ' you vill prefer it to the led olive oil. which will last four weeks, and will ho ' for non-swimmers. George II. Corsan of the Univeniitv of T-irnatn. rrii i.f th e firt to introduce the crav strukc! here, is to i?ntruet the swirfim:rs. i Tlie athletic activities of the insti tution do rM all take p)a-e within th" ; bitf buildint:, IhinnK the sumnvr. months tho athletic teams journey u ' Prospect Park, where they piny base-j ball and other outdoor frames. Next year the "V" will have its own base-; ball lea (r ue, compd.-ed of f'jurtc; n iuiu.s Tim r,,..fK..1l J,..-;.,,. , try ApoocIMpcI rrcPS) and ammunition hive been brought krn.()n won (.iirht mlt (lf t(in amct: A.X .UIHOII, Mich, rel. 20 in in this way. . Tho "Y" nhm, L M " 'have its own athletic fir-Id, wht-re it i:mpi.qvi:i:s tlstkd in have ,m,l)p ,im fr j;s mu, outdoor activities. CHICACO, Feb. 20. A man'.--. In the rom --p of a vear the l.tancl. years lias never lost a cent through 'education is nsua'.ly closely related ,.nrii, morc than S.OiiO men nnd l.....t will u! iiilure-of the borrower tn to bis natural Intelligence, and the jn its physical liepartinent. 'Ilu-rea' -repay, grade at which lie ends his whool-ni present l.i.VI Iovk i.-i the d-f. irt- S.-veral funds now are available l-ig. Is in most cases the limit to;,,,,,,., v,. ..,, nf,n. .1 .,, i,i,,,. under the pl.nt that had Its In-'which his l.itcllocnco will carry in phy, i-al exe.cise with.,.,-! a phvsi.a' i"VL P& ( tiRl V"it f reptlon ith th cl.s. of IS!.. ; !.im. according to r'ror. Forn-rt A. examination, ft rc.piir , satff of 1 j JlY fl f F ? ".. which establish! fan from . Kingsbury of the .sycholo. al de- thirtv-five phv-i. -m to : nine :,) J'?A''Q ' ' f 'S f "1 l'j AJ.'A whl.i he Inconi .s "to he used partmont of the Fiilversily of Chi-f the npplicai.'. year T,,ir,', ! t" 'f ' '? f, O :PJ 0 " V : ns Ion tu ! hen..t orjrjo. In snnoutKlng the ,mlis of j ,. and i.'.ys underwent a phy-i. i 04&' ' S,''!.. ktel- LuaV V. o -'-'''-'''' 1 "t . n!7 W't'oy uiiuernratiiriies i ipsis aiunng employes oi ti la. ge : vmnatioii (jt the ho o a tt..-i- the llteriiry'departient." Alfl- Chicago bat. 'pl icians. q 0 0 For more than a quarter of a cen tury, the University of Michigan has been loaning money to nn-dy students, and over that span of I i li I M P'l FI k ' finest impoi n p Et ' Mazola costs much less ill H I ' than olive .iii no i.n- 1 fr tk H m I prt duties no ocean 1 1 R 1 1 rciht ct; rgcs- SolJ I i j p f;j fcy grctctrs tvt:rywhcrc. Ud fiib-'cc,mmfdrd hy Pohlic Sell O.l Oomnllc Srlnr. Ten. hrrts tTMMK-.Mjf.rvr:Mgarwniit(Mll 'nTnrtjfw.riHiTrn'iTCTii mm- mmm IV v i mi Life's Sweetest Moments Music tells its own sto y to Iicarts which understand. Think wh;it wonderful ht nrs The Brunswick could pive yiitl n'Trodttcinij the wo Itl's best loved music. There should W ;t pliuiiofra i in every hiiine, hut music lovers arAonly satioltcu kvith X he Urunswick. To Mechanical Suggestion , The Bnitiswick plnyi all records -without a hint of mechanical iutri'cstioii.mo vibration, every tone sweet and trite. Tlie Brunlwick Ullim.t nnd the Brunswick Tone Amplilier wtk ; mimcle in tone production. They are an cxclu.1- c, patented lirunswick feature, Beainiful Cabinets Brunswick ases lire worthy of the instrument. Prices vary to uit crery pocketbook. ( onwnient Payments N We deliver runiwicks and records immediately, and arrange convt lien monthly payments, .tt'n make it easy to own a '.runswick. There is a Difference in Records Hear Brun lvick Records, they possess a character and musical afrngcmciit with a new appeal. Note the Ttwii.rii dijXfcnce Brunswick interpretation pives to popular "hits' and the beautiful rendition of classics, both vocal and instrumental. MARCH RECORDS ON SALE FEBRUARY 20. EASTERN OREGON MUSIC CO. . o o O O o u r. 4 .