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l,A UKANDK Satin-daw Juno H. 1022 l,..i(.. ...I A Column for y-s j TY1 2 tfwf Question Box Conducted by Honle.Jr. ., Ailcliiaw iiio,li.um about nv (!'''" "' "".vie, Jr.. The. Olw'i-vcr, An. 8ww Hill ! nmlleil promptly. No quiUuiu niiKweieil milisM nlpied with iinnio nutl address. AITTION Ain'K'I.K No. .12. I fused to leud the trump, then you "If ym the- inoili-in frame of Auction' fltuuld kail tiump us there evidently wovilil know, i )iiib reason why the duclurer ha I'lmn this irieat principle Its pre-1 avoided leading it. Attain, this will cepts fluw: j I,ut tntf strong opjionent ut your nier- Trcat your hand as J'our partner's! cy between your, own mid partner's ;,,;,., i i hand. Always lead to force the strong And play not one alone, but both; j tiump hand. Avoid the lead that will ('J,'nlvl' columned 'give one ujijioneiii u riiiince io iiiscaru land the other, (and, of course, the weak trump hand), un opportunity to writer drives utoi mitt raiii' An i:;cclli ..I piots'iii" of i at u.i im lieen itrrnne;o I for tomorrow after noon at the (ilnncle limine valley truck. Mai lied: At the re.sidcll.-e of .Mr. Midutosh, la Claude, .May t.', ;W, J. K. I'il.ireiald and Miss Mintie Co forth, Itev. C. O. liichanlson ol'fi.-i-atini;. Married: At the resilience of J. Huirhcs in I.a Crandt, May 27, IH'J-., Korrest S. Core and Miss I.illie IJ. Klmore, J. W. ivr.uwle.-, J. I'., olfic r Utilllf. I Hit ,': Near I.a (iiamlc, r'riday, May 27, W.iz, Ada, daughter of Mr.j und IMis. I). A. McAllister, acelj five years and eiirht months. Died: In Union, Oieenn, May :1U. 1X112, Mrs. Cromwell, wife uf Ur. I N. GATERP LLARS STOP HAILRDAEj ) HlltV" y that tilt t'liKllH M I flOl pllll III!' I Mil S II p llf I'lIl'lM, .vliiny tiiiMH Uih 4-I'hmh liuve Jiad io Vut the on ln forrv Ihn Ir.ilu am) run owr iho .i-uterfiiUitr-i'.ov. crod rail to rout thfiti w Ulj muni CUOVKLAXP. f-al., Juiw 2. A plaint of riihTpilliirs Ik threatening to Interrupt jnraf Ui)h uf the H'tf'h-HH')y rallroul. Tim ciU 'rpllliirs it.iw alonjr Urn nil In. -ov(rliiK them Hoiuwlmea for u di--t a lie"' "f u mile, inakitiK thm liHinrc tlu Ihrouh, Ualn could bo pullt-d Pgrue Hnppln4 Too 8trinuoutly We ull m iU liupiiliifhit bu wriy that In ill (MirMilt vt often Iom tliui Jn.VUUtf KHihi of fXl!!! ajitl UlukC gulet dally pleiiMiiv, Hiu ulif uj wlilcli uur jirldH itiunu iiHvnu ui fmni iii'kiHnvIcdjffiitf. Yes We Have It! First class Alfalfa and Timothy Hay, Grain, Mill Feed, good' dry Wood and Coal. PRICES LOWEST Elledge and Stiles I'hiiiio Main 714 Wiuvhoiisf mid Office opposite Oraiule onle Uiunlier Co., on (ti'eeiiwood St. Amoiii? the- fir.-t iron-clad rules Kivtn tn the student is: Always ns-jtiumi sist yout pui'lner if he has in any wa shown or inlicated a make or suit, eilhi;- by rai.inif his hid or It'iidine. hi(;h from a .short suit, even when not k",owin(T the suit to be your partner's, but knowiiiK that your short holding cannot be made (food, and trustlnif that your hiirh car.1 of the shoit hold ing may make a supjjoit. Example, a very pcrpiexo'K hand is g'nvn with one No-truiup the only bid. Original leader is absolutely without an In timation of pui tiler's hand, save that he has no holding worth a bid. Orii.-.ili leader holds: Spades lack, 0., 0 Hants K-, J., ., 0 linniu;.js A., , 0 , 0 Clubs 0., 0 , Willi a minor tenaee in Hearts and a maior tenaee in Diamonds, he must avoid or.cuinir f.om either. What A well-known the following: "A singleton should undoubtedly be ltd uskinK a ruff, but it is unsafe to lead singletons unless the ti ump lead can be stopped on the first or second round." The latter possibility is such a very unu.-ual occurience that the writer does not airree with the foregoing lule, as if an adversary should hold four or more cards of the trump suit it surety would be advantageous to fight the declarer with length of trumps and avoid sacrificing any good card of your aingleton suit whicn your partner may hold. Your part ner often may hold nit honor, whier surelv will he lost on your singleto'i lead but may make if that suit is led by opponent. The foregoing rules are but a repe tition hut are most valuable and some what unusual. A second lead is de- Horn: At Island City, May 2d, 1X112, to the wife of Ir. b. Ilrooks, a daughter. L AGRAND 11 IS GN FAGULTY Decoration Day May 30th Cten.Carriv ?flemorial. froi ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW ? He should lead; til' mini-J by the fall of the cards which mean the development of the liddle in the advancement of that deal. Therefore watch the fall of eaen and every card. hliiioli! he choou' Kpa'les an.: open with Jad.i. Again biiginal li ail.T holds: Spades y., 0., 0 Mi arts K., I)., 0 liiiintoiids Ten, 0, (), 0 Club? A., 0, (I Th only h ad in the above holding is the fourth be t diamond, which uiely looks hopilcss, but the other suits must come fp to both hands. Hands similar to this often are called v.aitinir or jockeying hands. When nut holding sufficient strength tn ( iufuliliu: Coll "Rural I. if illo; ( 'olllilio W Vill Have School" I 'iii-Kall. The rtjruhir fall term at Coodinf CoJk'Ki will hcjfin September H, while the (htte for the Rural Life Si-huid has heen fixed October t;' Niivi'mVr 4- l'n)ft'ssor Va'.entinr Iteich will act as dean of this school. Ur -Ralph A. I-YHnn, c .'ucatioiial scc ictiiry of the boaid of homo mis-ifMis will teach the class in The Social Pro gram of the Church; 1'rofessor ( ha ! S. Miner of th- lliff School of The-; r-?s nlojjy at Pt nvor, PasKira! Thetdoy ; Professor Albert 'A. .Mann, of Hamline Univtihity at St. Paul, Community Kntfinei'rine;; Miss Florence Hutch ison, of the Mi tho.list Boaid of Sun day Schools, Relitfiou.s Kducaticn, Supei intend.-nt Ira K. Aldrich of We have made a profound tudy of monument building, und an order placed in our hands is ure to receive faith ful, intelligent execution, We Will Gladlj 3. Forulah Estimate! Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company. 1502 S Atc. La Grande, Or. DOE fippf yjapB I Get your ice from the M. A. Stillwell Meat Co. It will be- delivered when you.want it. PHONE MAIN 700 Just Arrived! (JucstiuliH and Answers, Q. 'Vi ho was Hoyle, and why is he considered authority on ull game;? A. Mr. KL.nund Iloyle wus bom j a.out li 1!. A lawyer, he evidently was a gentleman of good education .and goo.! social position. W hi i Whist ci,llnii,. W'm. I.'wing of lloise and I became the pepulur game in about i p n,,',r of Coodinc have been a.-k- 117:10, at which time it was in a most ,i ... ...i;,, ,.1,,. f the work lelat- ing to local pastors' proldems, which will give a strong leaching force anil I be of great practical If.'lp 'to the mwi.hnru tiW-iMuk' U'ivi'4 .Old intel- llo Knowleilge OI panners sun nni,vui.on iuaie, i.oiioon, a:m laugio. pst(,( nVm-n wild will be present. in gold howling of oWs own sele.ftjthe game most successfully, therehv the shown wc.ik suit known in the right! becoming the first professional teach- op.oaenl's hand, under this valuable' er of Whist and, so far as is known, lu'.r: l.'.vil thioiigh strength and uplof any game. Shortly after this time, to weakness, which is very easy to his famous volume culled, "A Short do after dummy is down, but must! Treatise on the Game of Whist", was be li. ne bv deduction on an origiaull issued- This book is responsible fbr the trite saying, "According to Iloyle " A later edition of his work eonlai ied laws on other games as well. tilav an B"irios!vc game, then is thel 17:11), at which time it was in a time to assist partner by the useless! undeveloped stage, Mr. Hoyle, reeog bi'.'h eaid in your own shcrt suit, bu! j nizing the possibilities of the gume, be sure to lend high from the suit. j studied and. it is said, began to teach Tin l. un.!er the same conditions ! pi ofessionally III 141. lie lived or onenin j' lead. When dummy lays to your right with weak holding of the tinnlD nil and th" declarer has re- Poor Boys Who Became Great By Frederick Houk Law John .MaMi-lleb), the Cabin itoy, Hie (-real 1'oot. Tlio little cabin boy on thn Pulling vessel did not have -an eauy .life. He endured all the hardships and all tho monotony or long duytt at ki a. lie had run away from home and so he did not murmur. He did his work and bet-am, a i;ailor before the must. Then, tiring ,of .the louiili. hard life at ea In- wanlercd from cii'iiitry to country. Finally, In New York Mly, ho worked In, a (Ireen wlch village, holid. where the Imr room wan one f th. chief aitrac tlou. Theiico he drilled to imi iidiivnii'ut In a carpet fatlory. The many people who saw John MpsM'ield, wlu-ther on Hlilps at seu doiiiK hujiiMe work, or waiiderlnj: in Ml ran re P'.ace. or wtitkinj; In Creenwich Village, did not icalizc that he n at school in the ureal e.i ut nnieilty In the woi h!. that of "Hard Knocks." He wan ainiiie; that i i;-h experience with lil'e and the world (lint has liuide his poems (lie dHlKht of terv reader. One day he liuppened to buy a copy of Chaucer's poems, and he rend It with the dollKht of discovery. Man was story telling united with ,'oetry; realism united with beauty. Hlf. own life had ben full of exper iences. Kroni his ar'Hest days he 1 1 id wished tn write. Here ho had I found a teacher! Today John Masefli Id Is looked jnpon as one of the greatest of jlv- Iuk poets. ills works fill many vtduiue.s. In Hi em one finds, ns one inlnht upcct, the sea 4ind nil its beauty t,ind mystery. but one also fint'l--, an iiaderslaudlni; love and sympathy for the seaman. The cab in boy and sailor had seen the podrv In rouKh Mvos and this he !set forth in realism and power. I Willi the comint; of fume John j Minefield h is written ln.jiiiiny form of literature, but his aim Is alwavs truth and beauty, Out "f bin roimber days, in whit h he kepi alive the flaunt of asplrallim, has coinc his j Just Thirty Years Ago in the Grande Ronde Valley .lilac 1 S2. ,.by a iiuaiiiT of a lap. The track I was rough and poor time was made in J ! both races; It t'oligtessional candidates are ill ! haul luck. ,1. II. Slater is kept at I home on account of poor health. John I , t'- I. uce has an abscess on his tongue ' and W. K. Kills has a broken leg and lw the only gentleman in the outfit who icon wave his flag or curry a jag is A, 1 1, .. ... ,, , i 'he Prohibitum candidate Iron Sher- nl tlie spring meeting uf the Mu t- , i . . , . , . . mini countv. inuiah Amateur Atnleta- Ass.uiatiui. , ... ,," . , ,. , held in Portland i.V, nulav, the two I a ... " -Mnritii I rt Anson and lv (iiaiide boys. .1. 11. lV;e and Javl Ml"s,".'1,f attended the Memorial ex Van Huron, who were enured in the I ''r(''spH Poitland, i lion. J. A. Wright, one of the lie- in which Ihev """"oaies lor u.e icgisia- iuoe, ill niivil nils WCVt. Mis. MvK..niiun, who recently nr- I -il v ..,r l,.,..ll i... , I ' """ " "o n "., i' ,. , .,' ' , , "i childien in la (Inind ..iiit Mi iimr, mill' .Minis nallilt cap, tune -(I I-..; i. h. 1- li t, her (iriffin, second. For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fitted to No 8fiioezini: of organs; no pressure; defects nf fimiro rorrefted; a perfect founda tion for your gowns. -Thlfl in ndtlltion to tho rom foris afforded throngli tho ex clusive "La Camille" features; No pressure on spine; no rut ting by hirers; no piuchiiiK of clasps; no liuini; of stays at top - hut frocdom, ventilation, satisfaction. A completo lino of tho dif ferent models always on hand. 1'iii es Jji-.-'tO ami ii. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corsetiere Res. 1702, Cor. Spring & Oak riione ;i---V CHEAP GAS Did you evor slop to think, the best GAS Is thn cheapest? "VKLTKX"' the NEW NAVEY (las la giving tho most universal satisfaction, it was ibrnugbt in by the "GRANDIO KONDH OIL CO.'' the first Independent Oil Co. in eastern Oregon. Tliolr Pro ducts are all High Grade, Talk does not cut much Ico.. "Lot your motor b your Judge." "Square Deal Filling Station" gives you the best, at a price you can afford to pay. E. S. Norris Mgr. A NEW LOT OF J MEAT PIES-- Fur the Siind.iy outing or t ho J'isliing trip 'Inn'l I'or.u'et In liike along soinp of our delirious mar jiies. Seasoned with onions, salt and pop per, fresh Saturday and Riiudav nioining, 10r each. Makers of Superfine Bread Organdy in while and colors, per yard..: R!je Imperial J'eiv-ale, per yard .2oe Ladies Silk Hose, hrown, lilaek and white .CSc Infants' Silk Hose, pair 75e Children's Mercerized tliroe-ipiarter sox, pair .Wc Fly Swat : 10c Polish Mop 50c Siuibrite Cleaner, 3 for : 20c Tioilot Paper, jter roll , n,. Andrew's Variety Store LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDUY All kinds of machinery, antomobilei and tractors re paired, overhauled and rebuilt. Aacetylens welding of all kinds. ' Cylinder boring and oversize piitona. Crankahafts, Piatoni and Piston Pins mroinl Gire os a trial D. FITZGERALD, rn. ' f-C-E entired in til cnnle.-ts eame away with humus. 1 li results of the enlltests weie p:U'ti-iMtnt is given m th- Ore K'.i'.inn us fidlows: was suil.lell- ly Hilled hi.me Men. lav hv the deatn 1 uf In r duiiKhii r-in-law, Mrs. A. M. I m l- Illumine; lit.uul luipn. five iiuhe- i . ,- i , . i -i . . '. ,', ,, l.ii i.iunil,. h,st a Kame of lase.uiil iKinduM i, hy , . . IVnie, dis . . , , , ,, , . I ' e , iii , ,, , i'" ""ser hut Suiidav hy the over tanee li' feet I I -I in, lies: Mn C ...u i.. . ,., i , . . i. i i whelllllMn seme uf Jtl to IL'- Olllvtwu J.din.son, rortlani , se.-oiu . t i , , . ' ' f'll Ui tiinndes last year men were .Illumine; hijrh jiimp, five inehivsion th,. team, handicap, won hy .1. II. IVare, height, j The frm; npeninR of the Foley 5 feet, li inches; I). K. I'letcher, see-1 llutel took place Wednesday evcnill'j. r'iltinit oliseiVHiues were helj. Two-mile upright hicycle laie. won The Krand jury found indictment., by C. H. .Krnzier, H. S A., lime, 7' uplift llain., Cale, Hartley, Wells, minutes -a 1-j seconds; .lay Van I'm ! I'omsUn k and Hart on the ciiurjre ol rn, I .ii CJranile, second, nll,eiy. The Harris trial has not e. lioth the two mile liicVcle racei ,oine up. Comstock turned stnte's were very close iiiid the finishes werei evidenae and Wells wns tfisthnrtrf:!. rather pretty. Hewitt, who handicap, hut u verdict of ejiilty wns turned in fe, the safety riders L'-'O yards, wa-l nuainst tiale and Iturclay. The jun ill mid dropped out ill the sixth lap. i dinrreed on Hart's ease, dale and fV upright liicyele re. w necj Hartley were sentenceil to fifteen tmi Melt between K rustier nnrl Vim! year's penal senitude. Wn iht laps. Krnzier pussedl The ban, e.xcursiiiu to Elifin, which iiu opponant inie ninth lap, and won was to have tak.i place Satmday -1 We are proud of our record of havinp; furnished the people of La T'ra. d'e with pure artificial ice for the past twenty yeai-P. We are still at your service. W.D.Grandy SANITARY ICE COMPANY Phones 297-J ana 297 M. I'XTKIMXO ARE YOU AWARE? In the course of one year the balance wheel of your watch makes ir7,tS0,(XK) revolutions. THINK OF IT In time Ihe oil gums, produti's friction nnd wears the deli cale licarinos, destroying their high finish tuitl peifivt tit, I bus ruining an accural tinw-piet-e. An oi-ilin.iry machine is oilM hily. Vr watch Muml'l be oiled onct a ye;r. Id t im samine it. An IwiivM npia ion from ns will yi.ii nothing. tXatQ Established ISnt H. PARE'SON o latiwnlsLtatlinJcwclcTanIOptoittftfists Refrigerators Havf you taken advantage' of our -W jvunvls of FTiEK If'K with each i-ffrigerator sold this mrMith? Ilememlvr wp ai alsn giving a 3."j'; Diaeinint VrsinVs'the 'ft) mrx of V. A. Will- if! j Oregon Hdw & Imp. Co
