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MAY ESTABUSH
SCRIBE
Establish Home for Journ
alists Obect of American
Journalist Club in Denver,
Colorado. , '
l.KNVKIt. CO.", Keh. 'M. Thf
hullilliiK "f a h""!
' rir imwaimiier nu n ami wiuneli who,
all..,- lllvl.m ll.elr bent services lo
llielr pi'ol'ensloll, heeoine Incaiiaellnl
,.,, Is I he object of tbo Aiiierleiin
.l(Mii aalt eltib. just formed hero. 'I he
executive coiuinlllee of the nrlrailla
,ltion Is roiininseil of Mllaa W. Am
nions, rnrniiT covorno- '.' I'olorndo.
.-ialices Waymv a newspaper feiiture
writer,
llalslcl. I.. Hitler, a laaivi
'.itlloriiey Hta
John llrlshcu Wnllier
I'oniHM'ly cilitnr
of the 1'osniopollt ill
' M.'iKiiZlne
The .coinniltt'ee HUhounci'S It-Imhls
n n opllon for tlie piircliase. at a
rosl o( nan or a property near
Morrison, Colo., which Is nil nilralily
athipti'tt In every way for a home -unl
cliih house Willi ltoiiikIh hune
i-iinuiril for a coni'iii'i'll'ins iuihlin,i
nr.. I IMl.liuilirnhnvs. Tile present din
ing rimia, liitclieii and lolihea-win
aecoinnioiliile 21 Hi guests. The atone
linlldhii:. colli ibis V. lieilrnoins, lm nil -Mimicly
liiialslK''l. A separale bliilil !" --
has ilRht servnnts' i-ooiiih. The lawns
"untaiil nttnut've sliiuitln'ry, ami
'Pin- home will lie opened as Hooil
there In a laa-i'ool sw'iiiinilnjr pool,
as a mini of $:(!, nun has hren se
cured, , This will pny for thhe prui
erly in lull and leave $ in. lion In the
Inquiry for cinilpment. It Is hoped
hy the executive ciimiulttee Hull, id
tlniati'li' a fund will lie suhMCrilied
. Hiifrli'Kint to linlhl mid I'llinlsli Mill
'hi;' iti')n Is condllcteil without pro
fit. aiuHtu. eM'i-niivn cotiiinnii'e'nivi's
Its rerf)n- wlllimil rlin-w.
l:ac!l An tipVriilill! in the nnm-ltt
Hon, 'iMli,r.' l.nnn i nii;h iiu' Mib
: .-'ei'iip-i'.itn.M-.'nd.iU. tlve'VHih ''oiVii' -one
I ui -t ft'ho w ill occupy his 1 iwnn l'i
of cliai'v'e and have meals lai'nisl
,1 aihi'ul ro.!, A mimlicr .r 1 hum
ll'M e;t.lH!::. :H I'OI'd i 11 g Id tile COl-
tnlln-.,. irlrcadv have iitivnll'lid llici"
IniinlMii -aihiaTihlnir lo the fund
for i;i, In, in,..
'I'l,,. t.Ti-tiw ronilllitK'!' liopCH t.,
I, rim: ;'::, l In , for a week In .lulc
tle'l itr (lie clnh's iiioiimahi camp on
.Mi, Hill r.,1,-,,11, iiM'rl.ioking llenver.
".an of Ainet lea's leading publishers,
rilllnr,'. .rtlMp., writer., and niaiini:-
ers. Al lliis mccllnc th ex ,iv,.
coinmluce Hill are,, lint f,.r lis slew
ud.dilie ami fin n i,y, r Hi,. pr,,p,.i
In the he. n, ,,r regent, who will
then atie, hit ., la w t xc ntlve cmn
lllillec. , I, ;,n in, Mill, elnliips are slih
scilhml jwilheui d. l.iy, the clnh lions.
did tiiulinlaia cunp will he opened
tlixl Mrt,y,
Tiling" v cam nan i',,l,,i,el A. K. M
ri,i!o. f,.,,fh,c lii-.'iily til" cundtlinllH
prevaillne In th,, pi oiVsNhm ,,f j,,,,,
llllllMll. lilade an I'U'oit toward a sllll
liar nni'Mn? Illetl. In 1:115 llcnry
Wilttei-'dll. w-ttlntr lo .lnlin Hi!.,!, en
Walker en Ihe same siih.jert, said:
"This ifioveineiii has I ,, l ),nm'
delayed,? If it could he carried
tbroncli'l It weilht hr a nohl,. and
heiierieitli W, ,1-1;."
H. M. 1 (,i1ki: . wiiliia;- Irani rv
Vm-K .l.ilmai-i- ; I 1 !,. of llu. p i .
1-,-ix of tlie remininee, sent his lull -i-.t
C'lnoariidili,,,!.
"fl l-f-.i ir.n.d work." said lie. '-1
hope il , w til sin , ,,,-d."
PI'M iAiiwr in- roi.i Miu s
M I NItlil I.I I lll.l I .l
l.(l.l)tV-'. feh. lllv Mali).
Among ,lh, law sluilrntu called 'o
Ihe at Mi.1,11,. r,-mple event! y
was 1'. 4. t'oluinlnis who, allhiaiyh
. bis mine Is prla,! dilfeientli. h.
a ilesci ih-iit of the famous naviKato
f'hriMoplKT 1 "ahinihi,. 'i'u, pnn o:
the dli ovi-ti-r of America. I Heuo r,i
liimluis. was appoint,.! t,y the Rov-
rrnnieoi oi t.eooa to lie ftovcrnor or
Ihe Island of c'lllos lii the Aegean
Sea The family s.-ltu-il there, an I
In time nilnptnl the llrci-k method
cf spelling their name.
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New Accessories are the Thing
These First Days of Spring
" You may prefer not to choose your spring cos
tumes at this early date hut surely you won't ig-
' no re the rejuvenating effect of. crisjp new acces
sories. A wisp of a collar, a gauzy thing that comes
of your shoulder, gloves in oneoi we new
that wrinkle lasnionawy
ts: hosiery that makes slim ankles
above new strapped slippers perhaps, are
wonvr woi'Kers wnen it, cunies to giving bprnig
; to costumes somewhat jaded.
Wef Rave Them !
A studio recital was lield at the
home of Alias Ruth Quigley Thurs
day afternoon and the following pro
gram was given hy a number of her
pupils:
Good Night Walt, Streaboog
h ranees Uichards 1
In a Mountain Hut Ileins
Happy Farmer Schumann
Louise Wetzel
Violin
l'Mow Gently Sweet Afton
Lightly How
1 rtllian Ashby
Idllio ..;
Silver Nymph
Lack
Hums
Iletliel' Trill
.Military March
Holiday in the Village ...
Sartorio
. . Ileitis
Virginia Wetzel
Violin
Dancing llutlerflies
llohm
I'.dtth Hruhson
Serenade ; . . Chnminndo
Klude in A flat Wollenhaupt
Merle Goro
Sonata in A major Mo.art
Love Song Nevin
Lillctta I.eightou
Violin
Simple Confession Thome
Helen llrunson
.After the recilal, a social hour
was enjoyed.
it -if
The next dunce committee for the
Country club has now been appointed
and will coiiMsl-of the following:
Mr. and Mrs. 11. K. Uixon, Mn and
Mrs. Geo, Cochran, Mr.' and Alt's.
A. T. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. .!. P. IMiy.
Mr. ami Mrs. Lloyd Scriber, Or. and
.Mrs. A. L. Uichardsoii, Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Kills, Mr. and Mrs. Kbiier Sltxl
datd, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. I.eisllinan,
Mr. itlnl Mrs. August Stnnge, Mr.
and Mrs. Jolin Theisen, Mr. and ,Mrs.
Colon Kherhard, Mr. and Mrs. A- V.
Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Ringo,
and Mr. , -and .' Mrs. W. (1 Hohiien
knnip.)., SelocViuiv at thu'-dafd fori th's
'next party has not yet been decided.
Mrs. C. K.
ladies at In
Mays entertained a few
:r homo on Sixth street
ThurMlay.
The afternoon was spent playiuf:
".Mill," high honors going to Mrs
Alma Crovvlev, and cotisolation to
Mrs. C. S. .Moore. Mr
II r
KnwH XavoriMl wfil, M-wml piano
oiijnyoii )iy
the uulios, as Airs,
pianist o vonsiiii'vablt'
KriMit h i,;
al)ility.
'1'hnso who onjnyiM tlie aftornoon
wi'io Mrs, Alva Cvowlov, Mi-1. .1. li.
Oliver. Mrs. .laino- O'Nmil, Mrs. D.
S. Monro, Mrs. K. ti. Kirhv. Mrs.
i H. HtMmnt, Mrs. 11. l Prum-h,
Mrs. I'M Wrijflit. Mrs. R. WMks.
Mrs. T. K. Hclhmiy. Mrs. A. li.
lli'mnat;, Mrs, (;ilts llarmion, Mrs.
Willanl Mtiss, Mrs. H.. Tutt!e ami
Mr. William MrWillimns.
Kct'roshmoiit.s worn scrveii hv (ho
hostess at l ho closo of tin afternoon.
;
Moiitlny afternoon Mrs. Lowell
Williamson entertained in honor of
her tituiii'htor Kathleen's third birth
day anniversary.
A very happy afternoon was spent
playing with toys and later refresh
ments wore served. Ihe inning
room win
j r ? ..u -:
1 i- mzmtumM
i . i
prettilv ilecorntcil willi. T.p ,.lub for th'p f0,nnon
i)ink and while. The floral decora
lions were pink rosebuds. The little
friends present were: Melba and Vir
ginia Shepherd, Mary Melon and
dean Walkins, Stella -Itvm Inirle,
nevtrvo Adler. I'atil Meek, Wallace
Mact nlTiey anil Ibiviil I louk'his. The
Mi-Minnies l'liul Heck. 11. K. Wat-
kins, I.. I.. loiii.'lns. II. Mact'affrcy.
Stella liijfle, (i. . Kiminvrman ami
Adler were also quests.
On Weilno-.!ny afternoon Mrs. M.
S. Cm-roll. Mrs! William Hall ami
Mrs. K. A, Her entertnincil the mem
beiK of tf'c rnrkilnle club at the
hitter's hen 1 in May Park.
The voonis were dii-orateil in eoni
niemoiiiUou of Wasliinirton's birth
ilay. A lively comeily impromptu
deiiato on I lie question "Kesolveil.
that Washington is n (rrenter man
THE LA GRANDE
1
;.s'. '
anout your
look slim-
i
than Lincoln," was carried
an original manner.
Mrs. H. A. Wilkerson and Mrs.
Struck fur.nis-hed -some appropriate
music for the afternoon after which
a two course luncheon was served
by the hostesses.
The evening session of the Wed
nesday Bridge met at the Country
club February 21, and enjoyed a
very pleasant evening, with Mr. and
Mrs. Howard O'Brien ' and Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Poarch as hosts and hos
tesses. I The club rocuns were decorated in
daffodils, so appropriate lor the com
ing spring.
Gentlemen's prize for the evening
was won by August Stnnge while
Mrs. K. E. Bragg received ladies'
prize.
The Central Parent-Teachers Aff
mciation met in regular session Fri
day afternoon in the central Duilct-
The meeting was opened uy pray
er by Rev. G. H. Quigley, followed
bv a program which was enjoyed by
al . and consisted of two songs by
Miss Imogen Russell's pupils, a song
and encore by irillian and tiiina
Ashby, book review by Mrs. Robert
Knkiii, solo and encore by Miss Flav
in Kilter,, and closed by an interest
ing talk by uMrs. iA. E. lvanhoe,
county school superintendent.
Thursday afternoon the Lucky
Thirteen Bridge club met with Mrs
William Bollons at her home on First
street, and a most enjoyable after
noon was spent.
The club prize for the afternoon
went lo Mrs. K. T. Andrews, the
guest prize fulling to Mrs, John
Tlieison.
Elaborate .'delices were served at
the close of tJ9. card, idaying;.;-,
''ilissHatt'ie "short left La' Grana
last Sunday evening for a three
months' visit in points in the east.
From Chicago she will journey to
Niagara Falls, then to Rochester, N.
Y., where she will visit for several
flays with Mrs. McNcal, formerly
Naoiiu Wllltainson ot La Grande.
! Following her visit in Rochester she
f.,V " l?. -"; ' i
vida and Tennessee points. Miss
Short will return to J.H CJrande
through California.
(Jertrude Sornnton ontertained ten
of her pill friends at her home
Thursday at iv 'Washington birthday
anniversary party. tinmes were
played, ref reshment-; served and all
Present were unanimous in pro
claiming . the affair n decided suc
cess. ' The Past Matrons club of the Or
! dvr of the Eastern Star met last
nnrht at the Masonic parlors when
they were delightfully entertained
by Mrs. A. ft, Cherry and Miss Taul
ino I.edorle.
The Kaffee Klatch were entertain
ed Kridav afternoon bv Mrs. A. V.
Andrews and Mrs. W. W. fterry, at
tne nome ot ihe termer
was won by Mrs. Harry liouvy.
Wallowa. Keb. i4. Mrs. 1.. V. Al
len anil Mrs. Hrur t'ox entertail!
cil at the home of Mrs. Alle on
Tblil-s,!iiv nfteriino,, ti, h.,n .,r l..a
Hi-lmes 'ami Mrs. llollister. About
tlulty liunes were present to enjoy
an afternoon of sewiii(r, at the en,l
of which appotititifc refreshments
were ser-eil.
There will be a meetine of the
Women's Business club Thursday
eveniPK. Manh I, at 7::!0 p. m. in
the Y. M. C. A. huililinff. Any irirl
or woman who is interested Is in
vited to attend.
Some of the footprints on the '
sands of time are pointed the wrontrj
I
EVENING. CRSFiUVEK
ifif HOME GARRM
t-ii n- . . . ... .. .rtebsfjt. m
FLOWKHS i'OJt ALL I'UKI'OSES
. Edging plants give a fine finish
lo un annual planting ami furnish a
chance for fine color contrast. Ideal
j plant for thin purpose are , the
sweui. aisyHum, uwari ageratum, tne
dwarfest of marigolds, Tagetes pu
mila, making handsome ferny globes
studded with small orange .flowers;
soine of the miniature zinnias, Vir
ginia stock, ' dwarf snapdragons,
dwarf nasturtiums, candytuft, brach
yomo (Swan Itiver daisy), in blue
I and white. ' ' 1
I For beds and masses of. color, as
Itcrs, cockscombs, heliotrope, the tall
1 African and the French marigolds,
nasturtiums, petunias, stocks, phlox
I ill ummondii, salvia, verbenas, snap
Idrngons, pinks, poppies salpiglossis,
j California poppies, hunnemannia:ani
Zinnia offer excellent- material land
iu snown at ineir post.
Plants for cutting for the house,
most of which have good stems,
would include nenrlv all of the above
and, in additiun, mourning bride
(Scabiosa), sweet peas, calliopsis, the
African daisies, arctotis and dimor
photheca, annual . chrysanthemums,
particularly the varieties Morning
Foreigners wishinir to vpnt. their
spleen in criticism of America rep
resent her people, habitually, as re
veling in superlatives. In one re
spect, at least the matter of lire
loss the taunt is deplorably justi
fied; for, according: to the recently
compiled findings of the Actuarial I
Tlllvnnii ftf TLn KT.li 1 t l
Of The National Unnrd
NATION'S FIRE
LOSS IS GREAT
Fire Underwriters, out of America's!
ouiiiing orgy, in liizi, issued perma
nent destruction, definitely recorded,
in the sum of $il!W,l:i24,810.'-
vvitn the customary addition
a cono.v,it,i.o OK ...... ,.nnt-
of;'
I
losses unreported and uninsured, the
total oecomcs S4!)5,40b'.O12 which
earns for .the United . States the dis-
unction or suiienng the largest firei
loss, for a single normal year, that
....jr .(......c ,e,ci . KflNTnim '.to Ileal'
since men first- .built- cities.- -.
' As to the causes, of this-' stagger
ing wastage, reference to the com
pilation of recorded losses. ' Smoking,
wiui t2,vuz,u,ifi, as leading by more I
than five million dollars its nearest
competitor among originating causes.
oecoiui, mini and tourth, respectively 1
were spontaneous combustion, with !
if20,18oVi!)2, defective chimneys audi
nues, wiui $14,U1, 681, and stoves,
jurnaces, Doners and their pipes,
with $1:1,910,521 loss.
CavinaGroiind Criuses : r '
Daiiage in The Gem Mine!
BAKER, Feb. 24.-From the Su-
sanvine district comes the reprirt
mat men are working 111 the shaft I
You Worry
About Your
Own Income
Tax
But
y'iLet ;UsiTake
; Car Of Your
Tire Troubles.
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! SilnaX rlllchcr
S anxlllX S. f only
suns onv
J 31x4 S. S. only
J Six4 H. S. only
Jnx4 H. S. only
I S4x4 S. only
I nixO S. R. only
' SS41 S. X. only
I .Hxll S. S. only
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Playle Oil Go.
ECONOMY SERVICE STATION
Star and Evening' Star," cosmos, the
annual niiiks. babv's breath (Ciypso-
phila) lor light and any enei-is;
the annual sunflowers, Marguerite,
carnations, pansies and other an-,
nuals, according to the individual
taste.
Fragrant plants may be found 111
the following list, some of them hav
ing no claim to beauty, their spicy
odor earning them a place in an
garden: .Mignonette, heliotrope, tJie
flowering tobacco, Nicotiana affinis,
the ten weeks' stocks, tne niirnr
scented stock, (Matthiola bicornisl,
sweet alvssum, sweet peas, wallflow
ers, nasturtiums ami the annual car
nations.
Vines iwiiich produce handsome
flowers number the morning glories,
both the eomiiron and Japanese va
rieties, the. moon flowers and their
relatives, the cypress vine, the car
dinal climber, most brilliant of the
climbing annuals; the. myacinth bean
and tl'.e scarlet runner bean, the
gourds, the climbing nasturtiums, the
canary bird vine, the Japanese hop,
Humulus Janonica. cobaea scjmdens,
ccntrosoma. the balsam apple anil
balsam near, balloon vine and the
wild cucumber.
of the Gem mine, re-timbering and
catching up caves. It is stated the
eavinir eround- threatens the loss of
the shaft below tne level, sev
eral hundred feet of drift tunnel
the :tfiO foot level is also said to
be closed because of caves in the
tunnel.
Two years ago the Gem mine was
developed to the ' SMI-foot level with
a trood' showing of ore on each level
The mine has been closed much of
the time since and the damage cans
ed by the caving ground is an illus
tration of the deterioration that so
frequently occurs wlieu a mining
property is closed.
The LAST WORD
in Candy is
i
"
Mason Maxi-
Mile Cord
Alrlms Cured on-skhl
Alcilliini )crvi-
Size
3x:ii
Style -Clinrber
lVlee
$13,511
War Tax l'alil
Mason Maxi-
Mile Fabric
Mnlo (n Non-sKitl nl
Sty.- Trie
"M:t I'lim-hiT S !.;(.",
j linebrr $ 1 1 .fi.'i
War Tax Palil
V :!) ' ALL KINDS
SAMPLF i) nr ' w a m 3 ft
It 1 I I ! I 1 I I
1 I : . 1 1 - ,
j Lict a lx .lor unciay ! j J - '
! RED fWsSDRUG i!)
li :l
: r:
li itK. kcoso.mic cosinr.ss
CONHTAXTINOI'l.r:, '" l,v
Mull.) -An economic ' ooncrcKS
Turkey is lo he lield 'it Sniyiim nl
u ilaln next month yet to be named.
The drone orilerlng the election of
ilcH-unliH lias heon Issued from .Mi.
Kom. It provides Unit every cum.
,,r ilistrlrt shall have eilllll delegates.
io t-,-i,i-eseiif coiiini'-"
J?VJ elcunsis linen liiiiii.iculal.-ly. thnr- A'1
.1 ' . or
COLLARS
and
PADS
GET OUR PRICES
Oregon
SUNDAY
SnERRV
Belty Compse
Bert Lytell '
and
May
"KICK
A Geoi-Re rilzmam icc Prnducfinn
Such a east Th,w fp;,ture, s!;-r, :ml Gar
pth .Hughes, Kathleen Cliff(,,, . J y , '
I Walter Injr.
Such a story! The
ever screened
Coniedv
"(JAMKIJI'RDS"
Adults
(Inciudos Tax)"
Children (o to 12)
Saturday. February Si? IffiKV
Hli- in, nii'i'lur 0'-'H'!. ""- )'"i'Hb
i i-lmrlereil cniip iny uf-minn. lUini,
'he fifth liaiikhvi-'inle'if.a.i.nw,,.
rcmnlnlHK ."" , l'y rHiHumi
c.,mm.mil.v. " TH' " rkT ,
,. iiaincl .! ci-.wir'lon ..t,.,
which shall pies -Hi'i hihtsl loc ,1
Ivil
.il lb ial. ami' I"; 0" i-"iiim,.i ,u
IrCI'S I
rh.ll.ll.l
i,,r
111.-
aU'rhYI'd.ri.
: nrf anil th,.
prt-sldent' iMil nii lilla n
i-itml ' oci'.
of tlte uiiini-
Sid w.
and MONDAY
in
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flashiest 1
"ve-melodrama ! I
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& Imp.'; Co.
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