La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 16, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextII' Saturday, -February 10, 192 1. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE NEWS I. ,! Chapter I, p. K. O. had an mi iinually interesting meeting ycater jMay afternoon, when ihcy mot n( j'lhu lioim- of Mm. A. 1.. litehurd : eon, with Mrs. Lucy Htunchftcld In !rhargc of the program Mrs. Ktanchftcid very ubiy handled her subject 'Kelenllfic UeHearch," and j all present enjoyed a very enter taining afternoon. .. An ul inoHphcre of springtime 1 prevailed In Mrs.- ttlchardson'H 1 honij bfuutir ul sweet peus and ptiKfjy willow being used us decora tion, und during tho -uftcrnoou ap proximately twenty ladies were eated around a dining: 'table, with ; an exquisite centerpiece of sweet jjpens, and served to u dainty two :t'ourue luncheon. Js ji Everyone present spent a very I ' enjoyable time liiBt evening when 1lu) Kuffee Klalch club met at the 'liume of Mr. und Mrs. John Thels-j Ven, with Mr. and Mrs. A. V. An-j YdrewH uKslHllpg as host and hos ilteKS. The feature of the evening fwtiH bridge and seven tables were ,1h pluy with high honors going lo Min. Curl Helm and M. It. Iono liiie. Healilea the members of the 'club a few guests were present and 'before adjournment a delicious luncheon hb served by the churm, jing hostesses. The K. of P. hall' was the scene (of a delightful Valentine party last -; evening, when the Pythian Sisters entertained the Knights of Pythias .and their wives. A large crowdro Monday. was in auenuance ana uunng. inc. jevenlpg various games were, played 'land a pleasant social time spent, 'One enjoyable feature of the eve- ning wits the writing of valentine ihe Mouse" at the Arcade Tuemlay verses, which caused, much merrl- .and Wednesday evenings. Sonic IK inent, and anot her clever feature people will be presented In home ,wan an old-fashioned spelljngjtheatricnlH at that time, and both j match. t lie purpose and t he play ure of ( The hall was cleverly decorated Siich outstanding prominence t hal to represent St. Valentine. red "social matters; have almost unnnl Jiearts being used, and before nd-tmously given right-of-way for this journment a delicious luncheon was served. The Westminster Guild of the (Presbyterian church will nice) at j the: home of Mrs. George Ve'hrs, Subjects at La Grande Churches Fill ST M KT HO HIST K I M SCO -PAI, CHl'KCH At five o'clock to morrow wilt be shown the sixth and htst series of pictures and the last Illustrated sermon to be deliv Yred in the lis! of sermons In "The Hoinance of Saul of Tarsus." - The sub-title being "I 'must see Home." The interest and uttendance when the pictures have been thrown on the screen the Sunduy Vespers have .nteadilv grown as manifested bv I he fact that each evening the ut tendance has been" larger than the previous evening. The pastor will inUv for his theme at ll:uu a: m. "The Stewardship or Life.'. This opens the "Stewardship IMucatlon al Campaign" being put on by the churrh. The campaign will close on March ISth. In addition to the pastor's sermon each Sunduy morn ing for the next five Suuduys. a "Minute Man" will speak for n few minutes on' some -phase ' oT Stewardship. It. A. WHkerson la the speaker for this Sunday- The choir under the direction of Mrs. Sherwood Williams will render an Anlhem written by Novello entitled "Incline Thine Kar." The fhureh school under the direction of Mrs. Vera Wat i en burg will convene promptly nt liiMMi a. in. At the same time the Men's Forum which steadily grows in numbers nnd1n terest will study for the hour. un-, der the direction of the pastor "The Acts of t he Ascended Lord and of the Holy Spirit." All men not eiiKiifjed in church H'TVlces CARR' Where Your wonderful relief that Foley's Honey and fit warn f E. bothered with coughing, and my hwthtt told ms about your wonaenui mcaicmo so 1 decided to give it a trial. I have tried many other medicines but none arc as relieving as Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. 1 have told my friends and they say there is nothing better." ; DwnaixL FOLEY'S HONEYakdTAR COMPOUND A SPOONFUL IN TjMi AvE of SOCIETY ISM Seventh street. Monday eve ning, February 18. This Is the an nual meeting of the guild and elec tion of Officers will be held. All members ure urged lo be present. . Along with many other social af fairs of the valentine season Mlt Hulda Anderson's Sunday School class, of tho Presbyterian church, gave a party with Miss Klina Own ley und her committee in charge. The community room of I he church was beautifully decorated In accordance with the event, u de lightful color scheme of red and while being1 used and before ad journment delicious ret i-eHlinieiits re served to the twenty-live young people present. ' The Neighbors of Woodcraft held! their regular monthly meeting lust Wednesday evening. Team work was displayed and a large miMher of new members Initiated. Many vlnltors were preaenl and before adjournment delicioiut refresh ments were served, which corns- ponded wil h the resenting St. Valentine. Mrs. I'd Ford and Mrs. II. Zw.i-I fel have rel urned from Fori land. where they vtaltcd for the past feW days with Mrs. O. M. Hitchey and Mrs. W. J. I'hureh. Hcverat La Oramle people will attend the excellent product ion 'HIOHHom Time at the linker llicu- Soelal affulra for the coining week have adjusti-d themselves lo give elbow room for "The l.ion and two-night attraction. The L. I). S. Senior girls, super vised by Mrs. W. 1. Hanks, gave a delightful dancing parly at the L. I). 8. Amusement hall last eve- elsewhere during the hour are wet- program with an increasing attend-r ISr.AN'l) .CITY CO M M l' N IT Y eonied to our Forum. While Hi" mice each week. The Guild class CHCUCH "InvitnilomT will be l-oriin. and the Main School In In m started will with every prom- ,he sermon topic. for next Sundtiv session. Mrs Landla will convene Ise of success. The Christian Kn-Uornlftg: , "Youth and Iteliglon" her class in the gallery ot he nu .deavor n.eels at tirir, and the studyjwill be the '-topic for the evening dltorlum. and Miss Alice II. Mar- clww "The ebt Klernul" followa'ut 7:r.. The Kpworth I e-iguc ;iud the health nurse will adrln ss at 7:30. As you face the l-ord'S meetst'. Q:3n and will be led bv he class on the theme Protect B, I ,y with nil its opporl unities may .HaroJU :cii'roed. r. These are great the Chl dren. Kvery n. Inute ot th- you realize that our good music UyB for.-oi.portunlly in service. We entire days services will, be voi fji , will Inspire you, our good fellow ,0,.w in (.Very Individual doing while and the public who d-shv to ship will cheer you and our "Gootf ,U bt fo r th.'gOo do Which worship in this church will bc'News" wi h,,p solve your prolvfi ZHTof He comnu.nl u ' iiii Z Z Z rr... ... '.' ' 1 j .... ... one of tho other churches In evening, where you will he coined and will receive good. Ihc ,.- PUi:stiYTi;i:iAN cm itcn -An ordination- service for the recently elected Board of Deacons will le held this Sunday morning in con nection With the eleven o'clock morning woruhip hour. This will be the first time in Hie history of out church when a Hoard of Deacons coin posed of women will be Set apart for this most Important flee. The entire congregation : should be in attendant- ordinance. The quart will sim,'la,'u invited. the anlhem "I'nfold. Ye Portals." frotn "The Kcdempt Ion" by Gou nod' wllh orgiin and violin accom paniment, -while the offertory will be In the -nature of a violin solo. Our musical leuders are ad greatly to' the spirit of worship In our morning service. The Sunday School at !':4r with class-s and teachers for all und' r the rev!:n-d Credit Is Good The recommends lion of friend lo friend and of generation to generation is largely responsible for the enormous patronage that Foley's Money and Tar Compound enjoys. These people know that it is pleasant to take and bring3 fucJfc relief. Jt is free from aft harmful drugs cannabis. indico, chloroform or any other. t Boggess of Pomona, California savs: "I am verv well pleased with the Tar Compound has brought me. I was ning. A large crowd attended and everyone had a rood lime. The halt was beaut if ully decorated for the occasion with a rotor scheme of red and white, and dainty pro graiiiH of red hearts were distri buted among Hie dancers. A delightful birthday surprise party was given Hubert McCrary last evening, when fourteen friends came in und spent the evening in dancing and games, after which a delicious luncheon wus served. Th? young man is thirteen years old today. IcampfTre GIRLS Ceremonial Held. A caiupflru ceremonlul meeting was held j.t the home of Miss Margaret linker Jn Washington! Avenuo recently. The candid llght-' Ing ceremony win used and K! tanor Cleaver and Adelaide Clark were given tlto rank of wood ga therer. Fern Wells and Margaret Kills were Initiated Into ' thu Wctamachic Camp fire, i men;, bent. Shirley White of Wallowa, oi the Caiupflro tllrl.i Association Oi Wallowa has been transferred to the cumpflro of Im Grandi and plana for the future wero discuss ed. JJesslo ftlX'Millan gave' ' the eredo of the cainpllrc during tho meeting and phylllJ Heraiiton Have (he "Otlu to tint Fire." Following the meeting delicious refresh men) a wero served. The girls are planning a hike V Island City Monday evening af ter school. A hick town Is one where there is less picking of pockets and more picking of -teeth on Main street. Inland towns are unsuitable for conventions, though It Isn't so much the heat as the aridity. . -HpecmNy invite. thoseV,y and .the building of God's King- .'iitii ik in in in iioiiio in iinii with us in our new sunctuary, and to call upon us for any service in the" Kingdom. Win. Crosby Hoss; Minister. - . FIltST CIILKCH OF CHIUST S 'I KNTIKTX f'Mi-t,..,. .t j 'U'hilurf,,,, uitiiuujf iiiurniiii; oer- vice at 11 o'clock. Subject: "Soul." Sunday school at 11:45 a. m. Wed nesday evening meeting at 8:00 o'clock Heading room onen In lh public every Monday, Wednesday upon thisjmid haturday from two lo four. All 1 ' XIOV KNGI.ISH kt'THHHAVf rUl'liCHM avenue opposite high -'"rlstia.nl Mee pur strength In sc honl. Itev. Win. F. Holl. pastor. v .'P'W'W.; ... ,llMK;S"nday school :4r.. Instead of 10 e. iii. services 1 I :'Mi a. in. Choir1 praciicc Wednesday at KMKi p. in tHervanl; tell us-of lu- day Sermon. "An Invitation Card rrnmi M,,8t offer self and gold. God." Anthem bv choir "Tin. ii.... Placi of Prayer." Iiv M. 1.. McPhult i. tor's remarks. There Is no doubt jK,'rvHn,H- shall our efforts true In th.' minds of Die community lirinZ Gie f'hrist to all the what a drawing power a Human'. World- Catholic is to the Ctv of l.a raiwl..lCnrlHhan' Y,'fl- 1,1 tor it is the largcsi Christian! -hurch on earth and draws people from all nations under the. sun. Hiil there Is a doubi In the minds' ol some why we have an Kn-llslil .Miirntn ciMirrn v Ij.-n tlu'iv urn ho niiiny ntli.T I'rol, '.slant rliuri'lus. lint our l.utlM'rnti church 1 nlo ty .Iruvvinf; power, and nlo tlniwti troin all natlonK anil from all lilini-H. Now, atipposi- that no had jus! one rcprcHcnlatlvi. I'rotcslant i liurcli In l.u Uramlc and onn truly n pii Hi ntallvo l.ulhuran church. iJiii'Hiion. wlilch or tln-sc two xlinuld ! 1 lio larucr'.' Aiihwit: t'ndouht-i-illy the l.ulhcran church, for tho I.ulln ran church l im luixo aa all the other combined l'rotestunt churches of the world. . . , MUTHlllllST CHI'lll'H. HOITH -Sunday acliool Hiiao a. to. The l:mlor will lead the wornhlp at the usual hours, t.oih morning and eve nlnir. Yountc People" ineellnif at H:3ii p. in. "I'liunh N'lclit." Wed nesday evenlni,'. 7:30. Insson study I tr. 4lh chapter. .V. I). Wood, l'astor. FIRST ItAPTIST t'Hl.'lK'H Sun d;iy Schtiol at lo a. m. Mrs. . K. Ihipp-rs.'tt siiHTlnt'-ndent, Huh i ' j ".itflina and I he 'ontiiiini of ''uriiian. Ihe Plan of Salvation, " .iU he the suhjei-t of the morning N'Tiimn. M i s. (h ddes w ill slnp. Miss H nl h Hriirnwtll will h her iicc-omiiiinist. The mihjcct for the venini: service will be "Some rea son m hy we should be members i the I'hureh." Th" chorus will ninir iii hoi h Hcrviccs. Mrs. I'. M. .1 ester, dl reel or of music: .Mtm. H;)i)p'i-s'tt, tfiinlst. We ore co oneiaiintr ilh nil the churches In ;i church soul -winning iirogrutu. liiiililng furwanl to the rect-ntlon ot in'iiii'rs of Faster Sunday. Kuch meinher of I he church should try ) some oik- to accept Lhribt :is a personal Saviour. A. It. Sit ton, l'astor. -Secretary Miss Rose- Rosenberg, secretary :lo Raoisay-MacDonald, British pro-, .tnler. is shown here on the steps of the executive mansion on Downing vStreotv She is well known In her .country as an ardent worker for, woman luffYage. , HUSBAND TOLD TO APPRECIATE 'WIFE'S MERITS (Hy - UMU'tfO T. Hook) iTHLAIICl-i'HlA, (INS) The man who t"'ilifles as a good hus band Lit, . on with a .good mem ory, and. one who is appreciative, honorable, generous and a good provider. ; This :s" tho nnswer of tho Hew Christian :G. Koppel, noted local pastor; (o the question "What Sort of Man- Makes a Good Husband?" Recently he answered the ques tion "Wlint Sort of a . Woman Makes7 Hid .Best Wife?" Ir. Koppel condoned flattery in -make-up of a husband. "Tell your wife how beautiful Tomorrow doin.' Wo want to meet you all at church. Uunduy. and here are some of our enttinenta: ' Worker'.. fell us of the day Does it' had to visions bright, Doce lt show the higher' way. Does' l( bring the greater light? .Worker. ' shall our wanderings . cease ' , Kvcr.oh. our pathway lead'.' ChrlHliun. Yes. .Thy Prince of Peace AlnayV- leads us on. indeed. Toller, tell US of the day. Where, Its- fields or service are, Where it leads from self way. How; it -calls to lands afar. loner, snail IJie sin ijeeieese And , Hie truth In multiplied? Tt'a' our. Iiopui are juslitied. 'Shall v Macrnices lay Ai. Jll.'l.u lars. . wen I t nn n r n For we serve our God and Lord. See Methodist Hymnal Tune ;:tii. H. K. Wallis. Paslor. FPISl'OPAL CHl'ItrH Holy communion at X n. in. Sun da v School :4.- Mornfni; prayer It. Kvenlni, se rvice 7 :.'('). Hey. B. W. Crcasey, rector. . . j HJilHTIAN CHl'ltCH Our: Home Force Revival meellng goes ' strongly on.'. It Is reaching out audi many are . enjoying the services. Live singing., straight preaching,! persistent praying Is winning u Victory; Hiindiiy will be it great day! from the beginning or the Itlble School nt' 'j:4 5 to the close of the: vangellstlc service Sunday evening.1 The evening sermon wilt answer ( the greatest of all questions: "What : Must 1 Do.'" Has God -Told I's'.'j What and Where is the answer'.' i Special song numbers at eae wr-4, vice. If. you want to sit in the an-! dltorlum at tin- evening service, j come early. O. W. Jones. Minister, i otitic lltHly Will Meet. j SALKM . Or. Members of th Stat" Irrigation seeuritlr-s eoinmis- j sion will meet hero Ihls week ami; Mus on the application of Mite Teal Irrigation district for the certification of bonds for approx- : Imately S l.L'tVi.ooe. These bonds. ' h cvrtlfii-d. will Hbsorb a block of j si-curii les. for $.tSH,"en previously Ihsuci) bul not r'Jecmil because of financial reverse. The Teal district Is locale, in Umatilla . county, and Includes . some of, tlm best land In eastern : ttregoii..' The toI Of the land Ufl- der Irrlgitt ion. as calculated by ei.gincer. will lie $ 1 IMt tin acre. Dawe? should Ikhi. known bet-; Ut than ty uggcbt being rent on abl. Now look what the franc la doing. - ; j Personal Mrs. Harry Hallos of Im Grande, left for Pendleton last evening on u short visit. Mrs. W. C. Low of Mvacham, spent yesterday in l.a Grande shopping. Mrs. A. Hoyle of Huntington, ar rived in l.u Grande last evening on a short visit. George Gliarst of Tillamook. Is visiting in Lu Grande for a short time. Mrs. S. A. lngerson of Kamela, was shopping in J .a Grande yestci' day. M. J. Amer, of Salt Lake City. Utah, returned to his home utter a short business trip to Portland. Mrs. G. W. prewiver of Nampa. Idaho, arrived In l,a Grande last evening lo ra short visit. Knterprlse wuh representvd at tho Foley last evening by. l VI. Shroll. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Ilobertson of Tidocaset, are In the city for u few days shopping and trnncastlng business. While hero they are slop ping at the Suvoy. William Mghtfool of Ilaim s, wa registered at the Savoy last eve ning. C H. Zurcher, Kntei'prlse mer chant, was registered at. the Sum mer last evening. Jle is in the city on business. W. T. It ice of Caldwell, Idaho, was registered at the Foley last evening. she is," was his advice to Bene dicts. 'It may be stretching the truth, but God will not hold It against you. "It Is a poor sort of husband," ho continued, "who invariably no tices tlm fetching gown of another woman, but is blind to his own wife's efforts lo make herself at tractive. Appreciation makes a man a good husband. The life of the average woman Is a life sen tence at hard work. It means endless sacrifice and one never ending round of cooking, washing cleaning, sewing, sick nursing anil baby tending, and the only thing that makes it worth while is fur the husband to nhow ho appre ciate,! her." Memory Is another asse, Dr. Koppel sald. It Is is ficklu thing especially among married men. lie advised husbands to simulate, pre marriage blind neiis if they lutvi wtvea and to give them a few of the kind word;: (hey wero liberal with in court inj; da jr.. "A good husband also mutt have honor and be liberal," ac cording to the pastor. "A itiau ought to be as particular In keep ing his marriage vows as he Is In keeping his business contracts. A man comes to the sacred altar without having read the marriage ceremonj. gives his word In a moh't solemn promise to abide and keep the martial vowm, who would never dream of signing a business contract without first carefully con.'dderhtf: tho terms. "Kvery husband should make his wife a partner In spending the weekly Income.' A good husband must qualify us a good rather. It lakes more than a woman to make a home. Hut many a man thinks bin contribution to home making Is doinj when he buys the food -ami pajn the relit." LEAVE ELGIN F.LGd.V (Special) L'lgln und coiumunily regnt the fact that M .'. and Mrs. lOarle Rl h (so'i House Apron An extremely pitty house frock ti made of laig figured cretonn v i!h a fitted bodiv aid ft f-ill Urt ihRt will cnMft a good li otk byoni tht ioatl)ihty of acudenii. RIGHARDSOHS mmvy Mention Mr. and Mrs. Uerl Coalwell, of Oulncy. California, are in this city visiting relatives. They attended the funeral of Mr. Coalwell's moth er In this city u few days ago. Mrs. Kred Johnson, of this city, is spending a short time In Port land visiting friends. Misses Louise French and Vnl tie Harer left this morning on No. I -'4 for Maker, where they will spend Hie week-end. Mrs. Howard Hates left (IiIh morning for Pleasant Valley, wher she will visit for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Itlchardson have returnt'd home after spending the past week In Portland visiting friends and attending tho auto show. K. ltohertson ami J as. Mc- Kerron were among the 1 taker guests at the Savoy last evening. 11 fiwiblltl nt !..n. II. .Ij.ii u among the out of town business vis itors In this city today. He, Is stop- Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Shelton of MeKwan, Oregon, were reglslered at the Souimer last evening. Frank Hlack of hewiston. Idaho is In the city today on business and while hero Is stopping at the Som- mer. Pendleton was represented nt the Savoy last evening by J I, M McGeu. G, 1. Wade of Illlgard, Is amtiM the oat of towu business visitors In this city loday. ate leaving the town. They have heeomo ver highly thouiiht of and liked hy everyone durlm? I lln'lr residence here of over a year. Tho Kltftn Recorder, under their control und mauaffcment has heen Improved und Is held in Ihku J esteem hi olh-r towns as well as In Flrjln. They plan to leave this 1 week to make their home In the 'Western part of the state. First J they will k to .Mc.Mlnnville where j Mr. Itlchardsou's parents live and will remain In that locality j until a definite decision Is reach ed between several locutions they ! have In mind. j Thu Recorder Is to he taken i lover hy Mr. I'liiumlns. who comes i here from Arlington, lie hits been I in town over a week, and will soon i no joined by hi family. Mr. itlch ardson still kecpa tm Interest In I t he local newspuper, although they expect to iiiuke their per manent home In the WHIumette Valley. They will make the I rip by cur, leaving thin week end. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horn tilers and M r. a n d M va. Hen ry So i n i u cm were business visitors In 1 a Grande Wednesday. Several new cases of measles hav been reported In town. One of tin- latest Is that of Wayne Me Mulleii. Ills father was called from one or ihf Huwman-I licks logging camps but found the young man's condition not serious so returned to hln work last Mon- da.. Miss Thclnm Choate, of La Grande, spent a few days In Kl- gln hist week ari the guest of Miss Aiyriie Hoyt, a teacher In our school. Luther Clclgcr, of Indian Creek was a Grande visitor Ihls week. The local order of Knights of Pythliis are preparing for the caucus to be held In Wallowa next Wednesday. Al the last reg iilur meeting mcmbcri of the Im bier lodge came lo F.lgln and on Wednesday night the men from Flgin drove to Imbler for prae tlee. 'in Tuesday, February l!i. the local lodge will hold Its annual roil cull In connection with the Pylhhin sisters and Ihv wives of K. of P. members who do not be long ti the pylhlnn Order. Diiglaml I rged u Colled. LONDON1. (API The AkhocIu- Hon of llritish t'htimhers of ('onl ine ree has sent tellers lo the pre mier, foreign secretary ami chan cellor of the exchequer calling at tention lo the amount of the debts due from France, Italy and other count ries. This Grows Heir oit vol it mom;y hack Keep fret; from t lie CUI'Se Of falling huh- and baldness. Van F.hh Liquid Scalp Muspagc feeds hair growing medicine through rubber nipples directly to tht; hnlr root. It's t he marvelous new method scalp treatment. Van V.i stops falling hair grows new hair In Im days. Ask us about i he ;to-duy treatment plan. We I It under money. bach g inr- antee. liny Van Khh today and Vun Kss your hair tonight. Glass Drugs 1 n $3k Drs Jfar them L Lillian G. Harrison Will Attempt to Negotiate the English Channel. HFKNOtf AlltKH. (AP Miss Lillian U. Harrison, tho 2ti years- old Auglo-Argcuttno girl who swam across the Itlver plate Uecember -2, the first person lo accomplish the feat, hopes to net another re cord by being the first of her sex to swim the Kngllsh Channel. She Is planning, with the bucking of the Argentine Athletic Federation lo leave tor Kngland in May und attempt the crossing during the Fngllsh .summer. Kuriqiio Tlrahoscht,, thu Italian Argentine swimmer who swam the channel last minimer and who ac coinpunled Miss Harrison ft part of the distance iutohh the Piute, he-i Ilexes sho will succeed In her new venture. The distance she had to swim across the biff South Ameri can rive rwas U1 miles ina direct Hue, somcwhut less Hum the chan nel swim, anil, according to Tlra boschl, I ho channel currents ure no more difficult to muster than the plate curreniH, though some what collier. Tlrahoschl himself, In an unsuccessful attempt to tra verse the Plato about two years ago, was fulled by them. Miss Harrison won cash prizes of 7.U0M pesos, two cups and a gold medal filr her feat. She ac complished the dtfdnncu in '2i hours 19 1-2 minutes, which Is clainu-d to he t heworld's record i'or permanence in tin water by a woman swimmer, as well as for distance. She started In the morn ing from t'olonia, on the I'rugury- ; an side, und lander the next morn- lug neur tJi Plata, eust of Huenos Aires. Her father accompanied i her In a launch, while relayM ol' j men swimmers escorted her in thu water. She kept a pace of 117 itrukes u minute, except when ' Ht ronger currents compelled her to Increase It to '3d. nnd her-course was approximately direct. For food Miss I lurrison took black collee, orange Juice and a vegetable concentrate, tossed lo her from time to time in nursing bottles. When she touched hot. I loin In the broad shallows on the i Argentine side sre fulfilled with-! out any seeming difficulty, a con- 1 dktlon that to win her prize sho must wade until shu reached en tirely dry land. The young woman senrcelj- eveti re:ded difler her exploit going Mi stime afternoon to attend a gitTo llhletlc meet UH blithe and vivaci ous an if he had only returned from an ordinary awlm. She did not seek sleep until her usual bid time hour. Hl did not train for this event by swimming much," Miss Ilarri Nn told an interviewer. '( train ed for H by taking Swedish drill three times a week lor several until hs. Wliul 1 wanted was en durance, for J know how lo swim, lint 1 did not let my nuiHcles get loo hard. 1 left off t ho drill a month before the date for crossing the river. A year ago 1 swam lor 2 1 hours downs) ream, hut 1 win more exh an sled that time than thin. 1 believe my muscles were then too hard.' Dinner Seis - Olu.ss Ware: Mixing IIiihIn - Pyre Ware A SI'ICINO Al'l'1,1 i.i;u We are Hating here jiiMt to make you talc what good thtngM we nave on wile In fancy china. We hope and believe that I bene will rdmrpen your appetite and Induce you to call on uh for the feunt of good thingM, which wo are ready to put heroic you. F. L. LILLY lliiiilatt i'iiom; m-n.- To rent a good, modern, tiu (urnlKheil huiiNe. Would he permanent renter. Will fur n IhIi referenced. Call phono Main 7:13. lltAMi WLAVLU WILL TRY CHANNEL S 1 Dresses &Coats We wiih to announce the new line of Betty Vlc Dreuet and Coati now be ing ihown in our (tore. Come and e today. PUTMAIM'S This Week's Feature WOODWARD'S Maple Nut Fritters Just different and bet ter than any other pea nut clusters Price 2rc One-half Pound Always something new at our Candy Counter Red Cross Drug Store SOMETHING NEW l"or Your Washington Birthday Party Hatchet Center Brick Ice Cream Blue Mountain Creamery II. F. Tyler, Prop. Main GO 1409-Wash-La Grande, Ore. Elam's Choice Box Paper In Linen und Bond Finish 29c A Box HE !.iL.Pnuo6- The Lord's Day AT THE Home Force Revival -9:45: I'.ible School. Men's Class, Women's Class A cluss for every one. 11:00: Morning wor ship and sermon. 6:80: Th ree C. E. meetings Juniors, Intel-mediate, Seniors. 7:30: Great Evange listic Service. - SermoiK do?" 'What Must I Ladies' Quartette CHRISTIAN CHURCH