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T Saturday. Ai.nl 8. 10:!2 Mathiiue s unite Morse -I i .,v w i i V ! i i li.i 'V: I'.' ft t (ft at' r 3 AldthilUo SlcCormick deserls her sorrel mount at Hot Springs. Va , for a while chaiscr. Love of horsus is a fltroni; bond between her and ber Uanco, Max Oaer. tho middlc-aKcil Swiss riding master. New Fishing Boat for Races TJf flTUXPT? EVENTNO OBRFRTFIf VXGV. FTVF. n A f, - v. t J 5i The "IJm-ium" Inuncncd at Ks tho Amertam cortendor lor the in last year by a Canadian vessel. 1 I b niT schooner Uil.i linage Bombed By binn I'cmcrM it rfjt ' r t .:' " -w-. i tut.. 9 r . ;.s- . . . f ' t? 1 o L ..rt,Jff, , lho Mnyuiu Uriu(,'t was )nniiallv 'lestiovt-a bv bomUs in a a. itea Of rc:- mauc uy S;nn Tom forces ci Mucneia. County uerry. Cambridge Crew .at Practice - ,.,i.hii jiii. M.IJI, mil., i i ,.i -: ; The prt-fUoiit water event in 1-Jnglund is tho ruce between ciewa o CMmbrldpo nnd Oxford. This photograph of tho Cambridge outfit at practice wna taken from Futnoy Bridg. City Milkmaid - M ..IIm Ki:;ly (Iray, ,,( I'lllladcliilua, ii.cn invarilii' Ah.. sii:ii'ili i'h..!:llKhli f,- (.,.,. ,v,.( n, ,,:1.v i.inmnti nt I'tn:i si.-u. f..;u.'.. .hat, in .i.ini.. iui..n with atudfni I Stx nnd at Work I in.s Hix-yt-ar-old Ind in iuat ono nf thoutmnds of Polish orphnnn who earn their daily broud in factory work. This ono eots 10 murks a day for making clay toys. That'a nltwur onnfntirh of n nnt. Rotarians Unveil i ablet to Hero 1 t it ! 't r v " ' 1 W , " ' M , ,Ac i k 1 f . ' ! I I ' r i t 1 41 3 fk'"vl -rs I v"4"" " t 'J !, ' ft) K,,. 2. . .- .. ' . t.' Ill t J trawlorcl C. Mrcitlic'iKh. rwbt. notary inirrnailontil IVvuMfnt,' nnd Kocretnry of the Navy D.-nt.y. miMntu-r of th D.'trolt Rotary Club, unveil the Itotaiy tablet to Urn Unknown' Ain.Ml.nn s..l.ll. r in ArllnKt.in'. .v'atluliul Cemetery. ItoUrlana tioni all ttttlens ot the country attended.! Youngest A. A. U. Swimming Champ y. ! ,rV ;'V ::rtf f....' A J .-..i.'ji'.-L.iU'. j.-mtll. Uorothy liucknull. J. of lJhil:uielphifl. iu tlio von n pest swimmer ever to win a place in tin A. A. U. Mid-Atlantic swimming championship. She ll nl shed second In tho 100 -yard breast strol.s. AND when she was Lorn uho weighed only three pounds. RELIEF MEN WILL GOKFER flv Afsootated Prns) PETUOIT. Air. X. The Jewish liolicf fonforenro to bo held here April !) will bo nddresscd by a num ber of prominent Jewish loaders, and will boar me5s.n:en from I'rpsl tlont llardinK nil I iSecretary Hoov er, 'norm-dine to advices from the American Jewish Relief committee. David A. Drown, national rhairnilm of thr rnmpaicn. fnr $1 4,(iin.noo for Jewish war sufferer, will tell how that sum was oxc. eiled by SS.noo, 1100. Special interest attaches to the reports that will be made by David M. Uronsler. rhaiinia'l of tile "New York City campaign, and by Jacob Jl. I.oi b. chairinan for Chicago, whoso criticism of Jews of New York nt the opening' dinner of the rnmpniiMi In that city February n caused musnlerablo discussion. See rotary Hoover's message is expected 1o deal with the cooperation of the Joint Distribution committee, which is the di:diursiiiL.' np'ney, for relief funds raised by American Jews, with the Americin Holler Admimistration. The o.mipnii-'u for Jewish war suf ferers was conducted by the Amer ican Jewish, the Central, Jewish, nnd tho 1'oniilo's Relief committees. Tho experiences of Julius .Kosc'n wald nr Chiraeo. Rabbis Nathan Krass nnd Stephen A. Wise of New York. Rnhbi l.eon Hari-lsou of St. Louis. Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver or Cleveiand. J.icob Hilikopff oT Phila delphia. JiuK-e Harry Fisher, James II. Hooker and Rabbi Km II (!. .Hirseh nf Chirauo and oth.Vs who toured tho country in the interests of the SLOAN'S EASES PAIN RELIEVES THE ACHE TORMENTIN'O, agnizing rheu matic nches arc quktly relieved Iy Sirvin's Liniment. Apply it frwlv nnd enjoy a comforting m-nr artii t h . 1 1 fh-nrtraUs vitkoM r Hinf. .(i also for sciatica lumlugi, Sfuralain, ovcr-oxerlcd muscles, ri iennts, external aches an4 pauis, lm.jfr Oi strains nnd sprains. ion't let p-iin lay you up. Ys hvin's Liniment hendy and at the 'Br .sin of an ache or pain, u it1? $T it certainly dcs produce results. n At all drugUtb 5x, 70c, campaign will be told nt the con ference!, Iloports will be made by (rovernor Simon RambcrKcr of Utah, and others who were chairmen of thei zones into which the country was divide.! for the campaign. Felix M. Warburg nnd Herbert M. Lehman of New York will present the program for reconstruction and relief work of the Joint Distribution committee in Central ntnd (Eastern Rurope, the Vkrnine, and Palestine, and plans for the expansion of the committee will be discussed. y.ki:i: ritsir; AforTr:n WARSAW, Apr. 7. The Amer ican idea or public health nursing has been formally adnpttil by the city council of Warsaw. A corps of nurses has been organized to work with the school doctors, examining ehildren and investigating health conditions in homes. Fifty thou sand children of local grammar schools make the first group to come nnd'T this new system. INDIAN ItOMB PLOT CALCUTTA. Apr. 7. Officials 0r this 'city have been warned of a plot to blow up the $3,000,000 Vic toria hall, the marble monument of India to Queen Victoria. Club Sandwiches of Domestic Green Olives HIT; AR KXPKItT DIM Just the thing for an after-1 theater lunch, or a picnic party.: Olive club sandwiches are easy to prepare, pleasing to the eye, tasty, and very nutritious. Tho ingredients are usually on hand and the sandwiches may be mado up in a few minutes. Toast two slices of bread and remove crust?. Butter lightly and cool, then spread with heavy may onnaise. On one slice of bread place hearts of lettuce leaves, then spread with stuffed green olives cut in rings. On the other portion of bread, arrange slices of broiled bacon. Garnish with wa ter cress. a (By Associated Press) . SALT LAKE, Apr. 7. Thomas Robinson Cutler of Salt Lake, beet sugar (Apert and locnl business man, died Monday at Long Heath, Cal., according ;to word received by rela tives here. Cutler went to Califor nia for his health. He was born in England in 184 4 and came to Utah in 1864. In poll tics he was a republican, but never held office. NOTICE OF SHKRIfTS SALE. U Observer Want Ads. NOT.ICK IS HHREBY GIVEN, that, under and by virtue of a Foreclosure Execution, Judgment and Decree and ! Order of Sale, duly issued out of and j under the seal of the Circuit Court of ;the State of Oregon for the County of Union, bearing date of April 7lh, A. 1922, and to me directed and de livered, upon a Judgment, Deere and I Order of Sale duly entered in said tCouit in the suit therein pending, wherein Idaho State Life Insurance Co.. a corporation, is Plaintiff and linrt W. Petermnn and C-ora Pettr- man, husband and wife, Daniel Peter man nnd Ella Petorman, husband and wife, and Jennie B. Pcterman, are De fendants, in which Judgment and De cree was entered in favor of Iduho State Life Insurance Co., a corpora tion. Plaintiff, and against the de fendants, Burt W. Pete rm an and Com Peterman, husband nnd wife, nn.l Daniel Peterman and Ella Peterman, husband nnt wife, both jointly and severally for the sum of $10,000.00 together with interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from and after the 10th day of July, 1121, and for the further sum of $ti:4.2n, to gether with interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from find after tho 2.Mh day of January. 11)22, nnd for the further sum of $.'Wfi,12 with interest thereon nt the rate of 10 per cent per annum from and after the With day of January. 1022, and for tho further sum of jerest of said above named defendants, $H00.00 as a reasonable attorney's fecfjor either of them in and to the South herein and for plaintiff's costs nnd i0nst Quarter (SE 1-4) of Section Scv disbursements incurred in this action jtcen (17) in Township Three (tt) and taxed at $78,Ko, and for nccruing South of Kange Forty (40) East of costs, and in which said execution, 1 the Willamette Meridian, containing am commanded to make sale of the ono Hundred Sixty (ItiO) acres, more hereinafter described real property. nr it.ss, according' to government sur hetetofote mortgaged, to satisfy said jvey, save und excepting the entiro judgment, decree, interest, attorney's right of way of the Central Railroad fees, costs and disbursements, includ-jof Oregon, along the north side of said ing accruing costs. j premises and as described in that NOW THEREFORE, by virtue 0frL'r,1'in f April 27, lflufi, re- said Writ and in obedience to its com- knlw! in Book 41 of deeds, nt page mnnds, 1 will on .Wednesday, the 10th Fw of Records of Union County, Orc- Inv nf Mi.v. inv nt lh hmir nf wnKon- o'clm-k p, m. of said day at the front door of the County Court House, i-i the city of La Grande, in Union Coun ty, Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hnn.l. subject to the statutory rights of re demption, nil tho right, title and in- Dated at La Grande, Union County, Oregon, this the 8th day of April, 1922. Date of first publication, Apr. 8. 1022. Date of last publication, Mav ft, 11)22. LEE WARNICK, Sheriff of Union County, Oregon. T)ly April K-":-22-2i. May (I. Hot? You know how much easiey It Is for you to overheat after you have over eaten. Batteries are almost human. The battery that overheats and puts you to a lot of trouble, due to warped or buckled piates, is the battery that has been allowed to over-charge. There is a mighty simple remedy for overheating of batteries. If you haven't tried it you'll be surprised to find how well it works. Here it is: TURN ON YOUR HEADLIGHTS THE KEST OF THE DAY WHILE DRIVINQ. We cm tell ywt xm other things shout batteries thst will mm om trouble end esjwnse. Come in anytimi t tA GBANDE ftATTEBY STATION wulard Batteries i- iff 4 , , a tv Li 9 Big Unloading Shoe Sale Ladies' ami yoiini; girl's 0.."nrtls and Strai Puiiijis with Ii itrli and low liccls, all welt 5filc, liriiwn and' Mack i-all'skin and kid Icallicrs aH K'linn; in tliit lii- sale at HALF PRICE. And dfii't fnrtfct that our rctfiilai" s-fock nf Xew Sjifjiig styles arc reduced dill'MiLf this jirci.'tl sale. The Bootery tA OXASnDE'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE 9H0I ST0RI 206 jol St. Thon KU US GR0VER SMITH, X anger Good Glothes Are Economical Clothes fiet Theni at West's ' Onod clnthPB lant. Irm Rcr ; yim buy Ic-kh oftfn; tln'y luivo tvl. they fit; iinlil tholr nnd hImhv lliclr iHiillly whlli ynii'nl wnnrliiK lliom. Wn don't wll .-in.vt h Iiik lint, tlin lili:li'nt praitft rlntMtiK and our prli am lit? Ion out for wlili'li i lothlni; of Hiirli quality r:i'n posslljly Ijc rol,l. We h.-I I thi'in h"fn mhi tln.y'm licst for you-tli;it iiuile's tliom lifst for us. SMK T1IK SKW STVLKS Till nw belM! models, plaited backs, two button and three btilton Mu.li wnisted straight front models for (all nl-niT men. The n-w style for lniHlnesg m-ii, and for the mini who golfs. Our spring slock ;vni Hie l;irnnl in this community. ('oni in and h-e them. $25,110 to f(jf.00. s' i.::.-:'t i A I'I)ISIIKIM Oxford The "'-M)iMv" All Hint nii iiliout I'i'ornfi.'lm .li.,... Mtnr niippy Btyln. th. fit nnd w.'ir ll'iut "iii.' ..I h . i . ().iM't I rli'iirly f I' luyliri.',! In thi n. nvfuret ..l m:t lirn 1 1 1 1 m i -i niMc. it in 4r ti .t at to 111.00. ... & ... 1 1 4 ith. r. H rui lil v.. v.. I i. r r 'V-" M OOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOO OOoOOOOCOOOOQ001i (Incur porntcd HJIfl J Liniment A.L. CrfttiJfMsujj icemv ' m l .IHMI.. o DO 00.00 0 0 0 0,00
