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1 Wednesday, May 7, 1924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ' PAGE FIVE ft F - ' .... 1 Local News In Brief , 1 4., roMixo rvi:.vrs i1 : May in Knstern Ori-son Track Meet at I'nion. May 23 Commencement ex ercises for graduating clnss of lA Cirandc high school. June 4, ft. 6 I'nion Lin stock Show at I'nion. PomniN-lon Mr Tonight p Tho l-ti Ornndo cily commission (vlll mkm-i ihiH evening t 7:'t p'ejnck in the city hall hull. lint,-. ( i . k, it Mot l.aki with Unuxliirr MrH. Klsie Conrad, of l.u (Irande, fl staying at Hot Luke lo lit will) r daughter, Mrs. Joe Zwhfel, ol ilmnu-rvillc, who was scheduled undergo an operation today. Miw of Whtmm Will Meet f'Oeorge W. Allen Camp 1 :t Sons !Wf Veterans will meel in the K. of til, hall Thurmluy evening at 8:ao oelock. All sons anil grandsons Wfiul tin enilllcd lo belong arc Jtjrge.l unuflint'Hi t lie there. Important will come before t he jaini at this Hine, I Buys a I.rn tl William Uolllnx hits purchased, through Hi' Pyramid Land I'om Lj.any. u lot I'romWHUum Huberrt. I .r I took Island. Illinois, at I he cor-fk(-r of K avenue ami Eleventh trcet. 'Mr. Itolllns will erect a modern house on his now property ;;tn the. noar future. $ To 1'Jeci Officers The Associated Olrl Students, an Organization of the wills of the t igh school, will hold its annual I-IIM-I1UII Ol "III -in " The nominations which wen' mnui last Kriitay arc for president. I'hyl- iss cninion; inneiiu vmiy, '"" thy l-'unlt; vlce-pn-sident, Wilma Sinitli. Mac H.an. MaiKarel Mak er: secret ury-lreasurer. Margaret t. (Jeddes. Veila Trice. Wtlma (ias- Kill. School 1'iimls Avnlliiblc At the present lime Iherc arc i r i 1 1 .!. for Inn It In V W111MU I UMiin ii ... I nion county. from the school fund In amounts not exccdltiK 5.ofl to ) any one tiorrower on Improved i farms. The interest rate lias been t .set. at six per cent. Application '? i,.nu utiniilil he made to 11. I- h liixon. attorney for luc mat V hoard. ltmnl t'nnli'i' l'.xnmlnnll" The rnlU'il Hlllli-M Civil Scrvii'i ( 'mil utiHHloii Iiiim iiTinouno il an i'x ninlimllnn In Ik- llM Ml 1 .11 Oninili !. nn .Hint- 14. DM, nil Hu IT 1 The Younff Men Arc AUaolied to These Collar-Attached Shirts $2.fi."1. It would take a mishty force to per suade our young men customers to trade shirt styles or shirt stores. At $2.65 we give them the style they like in a fabric value that is un like anything else in this city. And in the size of selections- well, just ask the first well dressed young man you know! In shirts, in neckwear, in caps Nothing 1-innoUi of an inch short of abso lutely right ever opens its eye here. We are not asleep at the switch Michaels - Stern Powder Blue Suits $2.'i.0) to S:.2..'0 Arrow Shirts $2.fi.- New Caps $l.tr. to $:i.4."i Foul. nd l'ore-iii-ll.iniis and Hows Mr to Jl.il.'i Clothes of Quality Clint's Clothiery The Store With a f'nn'vlcnr'r position of rurnl carrier at IClgln ami vacancies Ihut mav lali-r nr. cur on rural routes from thut office. The salltrv of a rural en r. rier on a standard daily wagon route of 2 4 miles Is $1.xhm per an num, with an uililitiunal y. per mile per annum 'fur each mile or major f ran Ion I hereof in excess of 'J 4 miles. The Hillary on motor routes ranges from $-4ftu to -,tWlil n annum. nr-r-onlin to h-nuih. Heparato examinations for motor routes anil within routes are no louder .held. A ppolntiih-niM in hoi li posit inns will )e made from i lie same regliler, Itel tints flit mi Till Slate Comiuulider Kred Kiddle ret urned i his morning from at tendliiK several American l.efrlon meeliim'H in I'orllam) ami 'I'he 1 Ml I Irs. To Hull, I W. It. I'nrker oitiuine.l a permit today to hulld u $t")tMt dwelling on l'pot street hetween I' and V avenues. .Mrs. II. t Metenlf will huild a residence on the, corner of First and AdUms itvenues which is lo cost $.riiMMi. Kdiilcnis to Kccclvc Mrilah This mouth's contest In the lypt-wi'llliiK- classes of the hijrh school found nine s'udents ctl;ihc fur. the medals Kiven hy the I'n derwood Typewriter company for attaining a Hpeed of 4tt words n minute or more. Klwood Hint! pUNSed the (est with the ffreiiteBt number of words written currectly and Is to lo receive u silver medal i'or his efforts. The others am to tie presented wll it hron.e medals, ''hose to receive medals ure Helen Williams, Audrey Nash. Jean I'handler. Gladys Gauthler. Helen Oenson. Jack Hiatt. Ituby Italic ntann, I 'earl Keeiicy. (Jeore h'ul h r. I.tla lteait and (iladys Owt-n. Personal Mention Mm. W. ('. I.oui. Mi-iictiaiii HimI i'V(-nlnK. Mrs. II. K. Hill, of Telocaset, 1 Ln Ornnde this morning. ('hiirh-N I Ii li'nrri'iil lon.lo n IiinI. mss trip io I'orllaml yesienlay. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. St ravens left tor Portland yesterday evening. .iiiK. i-.. i. i hi ten Hioppco ai the home of her daughter, Mrs. It. Miller, of La Orarnlc-. vcslerday NEW TODAY NOT1CK. Due to (Itft'lctiliy experienced hi collecting charges rnr ndver-ti-lng that is listed under classi fied advertising und under the "new loday'' heading, the Fw ning Ohscrv'r will hcreuftce lake no f-lnssifii-d advt'riislng or advertising io In run "new lislny" unless Hie adverting Is accompiinlcj) hy cnsti. ,1'Olt SALK Two. nearly new. 4- I door Ford sedans. M. J. ( toss. SUideaker Healer. -7-l'l n. WANTK! Hy boy. work on farm, I flood milker and can do nny ' kind of work. ('all '.ai' x. 1 Fourth. Krnest Harney. S-7-t. j . . 'fou HKNT - :J-room. modern. rnrnished apartment. tfio? a,i-..,,o -.,7.-i., FOP SAL K Young Ilolstein bull Inquiri1 W. L. I'randall, (Mil Town. 5-fi-Gtp. iKOIt SALK Young pis. M. M Knrlz. Phone Farmers 44. ! 5-7-ltp I FOli SALK Fresh 1 First St. milt: goals, -7-4ip. WANTKO Ironing and baking lo do at home. Call Pi'W. 7-ttp. FOIt It K, N'T 4-rooin house. Phone 2 1 !iV 2112 Adams avenue, modem or call r.-7-tf. l.TlH MAI 1. n lulu n.'iir high school, (lood ground, fine loca- Home l-.conomics ai oin-ii u;n tion; SI nn doun. live years' ! vt rsity before the assoclauon term on balance: also fine build-I her. today. Miss Hose poin P-.l ing lots, centrally located, on onl Ihut not only are such dp- paved Street. Will Sell lit a i,,,., unw, fnrniton-,' ""lota. on' pave.l sti t. close n;suttab)c tor room- M.nnll navnii.nl down Hal- ince on easy l-rnis. Peal wniii'oi nmn o......j owner and :i Inquire at 211' ive commission. Oak St. r-7-4lp. FOU SALK and one bargain. Twr diuin; Walb bed -room suites room suite, A Main - r Kent :.-"-if si-year molars are decayeu a- KOI! HLI-: Here's the barga'r ti!ch because of poor huildlu'--you've been looking lor: Sf v.-n ! i:e(erlal as b.-ause of poor rur-. room Ktrir-tlv modern horn- 'Hand In hand with the doctor and good lofniion. beautiful lawn ein'Tii v.ali'.s. full hasemeni. -. no nt floor and lurnaee. garage, j large lot, north front., serei ne.l ) in front and r ar torche: paint- d and kalsomim-d - - Pyramid Land Co. POtt It P. N'T 1-Ton I room. I ! 1 I Seeond SI . IV Minnesota show thai omy a mm- P.Y OWN Kit l'iv- over H per cent of these clit' n lions- on pavidLiren showed positive signs of Pi- irip SALK room mod street fnrn;ce. win d for clec t ric si ove, st r-' t Improvi-meni s also l;'.s for this year. ' M'H down. H.'itnnce nn terms. Als- lot o-i I'ular. ftaved sin- t, improvements paid. Two lots on Ninth and L. one blick on paving, J T 7 Oak St. Phone pt.s.l on her way Portland. Caldwell .from Mm. H. I. Knoda h-ft for Holse I Ills morning on a visit for m-veral day. fl, H. Levy went lo Portland nu N'o. 23 1:ihI flight. He will lie gone j for several days. m- .,.,,1 v., .... 1. .... ; po.sl-lIUn,'" ,,,, ,r " ' '" - ' '".lay after spending Hie day in I. a tlrande. Miss llelt-n Itonneiiy, who , lias Iteen visli itK in Na in pa. ivi Mined ycKienlay. '. It. I. arson, formerly of I. a (iramle Itut now making his lunue in i:uKene, was I ransaetlntr hosl m hh ln-re yesterday. ""' r. 1 1. I'onkey. of Mlnam was n-Klsiered nl the Sommer Hidel , yesterday. j William I'eare relumed from al- lenillUK a n lectin of Jewelers' Association Dulles, this mornttiK. . the State The I ley o nd any douht, neconlinj; to 1 the seniors who went nliing. the 1 all-day class outing yesterday was . the ' best ,-ver. l lie seniors r- i ompaiiicd l.y Air .and -Mrs. a. . I.lllUKren, .mi-h. itien i aniiij-ii ami Miss Krancis i nmpiH-u, went io u picnic site near Sumtnervllle. A, few duckings occurred but outside of one or two little feu- ' lures of that sort, .toy reigned su- ' preme. The seniors claim l iiat the eats were good, tho site was O. K. and the day. as a whole, was 1 nn unmitigated shcccsb. National Tuberculosis Association in Session (Continued from page 1) h-is. Doctor Ibarra ml jiohited oot, has been cut lu half, but because H etc are many things that nr;1 not yet known regarding tubercu losis, more study ami research concerning the disease is needle, "f seek to know primarily," said Ooclor Knrranri, " hy it is iujTculosis dcvelons in liitlivldual, formerly healthy i hough Infected, who lives in good s.n rountlings, antl who for no up- I pa rem reason suoocuiy ueveiup ,,. M.,',,inloniM of active tlliieri-U- ! w.. i, fin-iin-f r,." . ',. )n u l... i ' ;1 , i i uuv- t;i by nutrition, hy fatigue ami u hat results might occur if it v.ere pisstblc lo 'produce In an locality in a civilized part or the globe a group of people who in adult llfo were freed from th? Infection of tuberculosis and who then were suddenly exposed to Hie tubercle hiiclllils. SEMI GLASS ENJOYED TRIP: Tuberculosis increases In limcs.thing lhal will savfi us and that of scarcity u( food and decreases when an adei late food supply is pi ovided. This statement was hinught out hy Or Linsly II. Wil liams, . managing director of i tie Xat lonal Tuberculosis association. In a report, upon the - aetivilh s ol that organization. The influence or a continued "r nnder-nutrilion has bee "I'M-rved In many Kurop. an eou- I ' les during and since the war. and has em phasiy,.-d the imporl- "r.cc of nutrition. The sulisfac l"r' hnsiness conditions in the 1 lilted Stales have mado It po: ''!'- for the general mass of ih (population here to take advanl- p't'- of hette,- conditions and to mnlntaln a standard of livhr; I hlglier than has ever before ex- I (!...! in lhiw r-onnlrv. Tills III t.irn has been reflected in a tie. 'etiase in the death rate. Hut this is not the only factor at work. The active work of tin National Tuberculosis association and its various slate and local tuberculosis associations has been hugely tnflimntinl during the la-it i years in reducing thn deal :i rate from tuberculosis from a to-t-il nl' ''ill hit 1IHI.IMHI in Ifti:t lo ''7 in I HL' 2 lial feel, "bowed legs and an- I:'i h. ci iooled digestions. hail teeth, defective noses and throats ml similar conditions are e i- df-nrcit or faulty nutrition, ac cording to a statement made by .Miss Flora lioso of the Sehool of eases in m i ion ... " evn. rickets, berl-herl, sc irvy and goitre immediately attributable to nut rltion defects or rather to tne luck of cerium tooo eie inn a addition IO iue.se uien many ot her conditions t hut at In ought about hy improper food J habits. " inadequately fed says Miss Hose, "develops into a I,.. .,.11, firlllll KtllilheiK Oft h;:ndlc:iped ail nil. Numbers tl.i nurse wno are worKing hm bitter health in the community ii, cM go the expert tiutrilionht. each working cooperatively with tl" other to sec ire the best Ih-H" .imoi. fits of health education lor in-ft-7-ltp I individual." I The results of the examination sb-eping 'of 1.41ft school children in four ft-7-2i p. j pi n.M).-n)ii. farniing counlh s of beirulosin infection. 'i'his siate inent made by Dr. S. A S'lnL-r. sii.erint' nd-lit or Hie Sonttiwen. vrn Minnesota S.inntoriom at Wort iiington. Minn., is, ;im point -.d out by him. in sharp conir.is. . v. itli th- result obtained hy in v. sligators In large rilieR v. lirr STILE SHOW N PnOGRAM; ! tj..i.i: o..u 1.. rrKi Kxllihition Friday Af l.i..r--. fiJjixlotio i r Ma ic 1 1 im 11 f t irtjiit n ii ic ; (enernl. Nexl I'rlday afierhoon from 5:30 t ii'clock on Hie pohllp schools nf I .a (Jiande will hold open liouso w'dh an cxhlhltion nf work done .dnrittK the ear in each room. Th ; pulilie generally and tho pa rent of cliililreii In school ure partlrti. ;,rv ftl1vil.n ,0 ullomI. Th(i (,nnui,lo HVVXvo and mnn- ual oris deiuirtrnenls of iho hljrh i school have planned special show- J int.: at this lime also. Tim domes tic art classes under the direction of Miss Virginia lluines are plan. niUK on Kkvlnir a style show dls Mlainfr the variouH models malf hy the (iirls this year, ai 3 o'clock. clilldren examined were found to he infected. Of 5M clilldren who irave no history of exposure to tuhereuio si, only :H or & per cent itaw a ptiulllvo reaction lo the Von lh o ,tet tisl for tuherculosis Infec tion, lu a ffroup of S4S, where history of tuherculosis contact o exposure was douMfnl. 8 per cent Knve ti positive reaction. Hut in a K'Otip of 64, when there Wi.s a positive history ot exposure tlIP.4.u,OHl ln Ulfl fu,nlly, ri or K. ...... r,.s,,0nded nosltlvviv jn(i sis lor tuberculosis In- fcctlon. "This emphastxi's," saxi! I 'octor Slatir, "the fact that It J Is practically Impossible' for child to live ln a home v. hcri there is an open ease without In coming Infected, especlall;.'i win re the patient has not been j instructed how to tnk proper pre-1 litions to prevent the spread of Infection." ( ANOKK OS IWril'IC SAN KltAM'ISt'O (INS) l.c ! land Spaiihling came lierc recently j rrom Nebraska. He .gllnipsed tho j Pacific ocean and decided to lake ' a rid- on It in a. canoe. Spaulding I was rescued, hy coast guards, after his craft capsized. Lectures by Stoddard (Continued from pag 1) bollsbcd. II Is the first Kovern- ; Iir(.nt in the world established on natural taw. When a meciianic or invcmor makes a devlco for any purpose he soon finds If II will work cor reclly. lie does not resort to nny deilons ways such as bribery or corrupt ion. He ail justs th purls nnd soon finds If it can be made lo work. A pop or -safety vulvo Is put onto an engine to regulate It. Infinite Intelligence has no rlls- pule with anything or anybody. - i " '' i Included tr uo religion. The oneness of the faith Is not a faulasy. All knowledge Is rela II ve. Ah is n.uolcd from Pope; "All is but parts of one stupen dous, whole of which the body Nature, Is and.Oori the soul." 1 will point out a few of the vital principles of our fundamental law that are so much ignored, avoided or .set aside lu practice. We start nut with the theory that all m n are created equal. That all just laws come from the con sent of t he governed. That the majority rules. That the. fittest survive. Mankind Is slow to nrijuft himself to his civilization. The unfit survive contrary to natural law because of pertain pracl Ices ami Inlcrprctntlons or men ror their own seirish purposes. lit ow" M,,r,Mh purposes. Tin ibi nation thai 'men construct In cor Ihe conduct of elections uims to J . MrAdoo lu Lend, de.vt ro t he general average of ! William (ilhhs McAdoo li: ! public opinion, which violates not 7 J,o:t3 votes compared with Dem only all primary rights as citizens orrallc nop-preferenee delegates ' hnt changes the current of the votes, All combinations of tills kind should be put in the. Mime category as the combinations in Hie restraint of trade. The manip nlalots of elections do not want a ' 1 lM ni ,lllM iaMiif. i a i' j erage citizen, now believes that th"j ballot is a mere far """ " hale is paraded and held up us virtue. Antagonism Is counted asr(. tints from (he Indiana prima'y one of the virtues. I were tabulated Tuesday nlghl. It is I line for Justice to hang j .'.."J '-" down her liead and weep. It is I -i i i i 11 1 time to ask tint good citizen of tin l 'nil eii SlalcH, "Whit her urn we drifting?" when the ballot, is trail id In the dust and all the rules of our rights and liberties virtually j j , rnv0,i ! H" " Itl ltNS TKNTII'IKS WASHINOTON (AP) W. J"',,rf hue-tlailoii bureau, UM ' j llll' reoiiii irniiiiieri y niniiiiiitrc i I hn1a.i Hint allhoiigli lie. hiul ' i -luned an agent lo s'.indow iasioit ......ill. Mcair. this man was not eon I child, i . , ., ........, . m ! wirinus diMUilienls and .. ! dinrle. The Heritage of the THREE PLAYS TO BE bill scliool under Iho direction of Mist Mahel A. Hcnnett, hua nmilr ur ranfremenls to present three one art ploys In the hlth hrliool audi tnrlum on Hattirilny evening of this vek. Tho plays to he (riven are Stuart Walker's "Six Who I'ass While Ho Lentils Moll. rtio Wonder Hat," hy Hen Ileehi Ond Kenneth Saw yer and the "Heau of llnih." The plays uro all of iho liplit comedy type and arp taken from what Is called the "portmanteau roup" of plays. "Hix Who Imu-s While the l.rnllls Hoil" Is nn imnglnailve story und u study in psychology. "The Wonder Hut" which is term ed u "harleo.uinadeM Is a fanlas t leal love theme Riven in appro priate costume. "I lean of Hat h" is an cxtruct from a longer plav saltl lo tie very amusing. All Hie plays aro rnyalty dramas, 1 The memhers of the cIiihs who Will give tho plays arc Mnurlne Moore, James t'oker, Vincent Mr Kwen, darnel Itowoyy, Francis S nod grans, Jack I Hal I, Thomas Hussell. ltul) llalgeman, Kern i Wells. fMLora Sharer, Seldon Hrownton. lien norland. Kloyd I'ooltdire, Vlrglt Walbdnger. La- j .Vita dasklll, Howard Iteaity and I Honald I'oolidge, Xclnm Whltten-j nerg If pro peri , malinger, i n-n-u Kearns costunie niauager.and Hay Lynch and tJeorge Stager business managers. Several features Itctwecn acts have been arranged for, among w-hlch will he vueul solos by Joe Kunk, Palsy Hohbs nnd Isohel Miller. Several songs hy Mr.i. (Ireen's glrla from the Oreenwood school and 1 drills hy t he girls of tVm ral school. COI IITLAM hlNI'.S SAYS itir.s ( oi iioii:i 'iiacii" HAN KHANCISt'O (,NS) Kdna Piirlvance. film heuuly, coin rary to reports, is not going to marry i 'ooriluml nines, wealthy I ener clubman, who was shot hy Horace tireei. 'cltuuffcur. In I he presence of Miss IMnivnnee and Mablc Nor muml. In LOs Angeles New Year's iltiy. Idnes, wlio Is here io visit Ms father, a hospital pal lent, fol low In v; a fall on the Del Monto golf course, declared he never expects to marry. I It says not even 1 1n most beautiful woman In the world could become his bride and that he Is a bachelor for life absolutely. roM'Km dkkks i,.vri-:sT LONDON I'ASIIION I lli:K LO IJ DON (INS) drefses are the latest fonfottl fashion "freak. I rcHscs dtNnla ved to a recent nUHhion parade Included black and 1 whh( f,. H(.wn OVcr. with i i in v rn nr 1 i oimch mailt ill linn :n e (.0rlrrtil I Women uro overcoming the per- y-iing mode of allowing no hatr to appear beneath the hut hy hav ing large hunches of Tlowers, fruit and small birds hanging over each side of their huts In order lo sofl en the break between the hat and t lie neck. CALIFORNIA VOTES FOR PRESIDEXTI (Continued from page 1) morning from yesterday's primary' election over 1 Hi am Johnson. l'"otir thousand six hundred and eighteen of California's 0.974 nrc- ; eincts gave t 'ooituge L' i :i.v l-i a no Johnson 2d:t,rt;i4, i::,7!H COOLIIX.I. WINS INDIANA. INDIANAPOLIS. hid. Al'L President Coolidge carried yesler day's primaries in Indiana by i rug majoruy. He increased his h ad on Ilir.uo ijoimimmi (.ir no- n i-mi. i- ujnhntinl preference ns additional Walling's Hat Sale Regular fi.aO to 1 1 fi.OO values, special '. .(!. );eguiar $ ft. ii to js.ftu valut s, special MILiKfc Hiiekram Prames, Hralds, Plowers and oilier Millinery Supplies at very reasonable ptie.-s. Largest slock of Novelty Jewelry in K.istern Oregon. WALLING'S La f; ramie. Ore, 0V PLAYLNt; AT THE STAR Zane Grey's And a Comedy PONT MISS IT! Two hundred twenty -one of .lh precincts iravt foollilKe trt, 4i'4; Johnson 2.n0ti. ' Mc.lMM fAltltllN Ti:S HAI.I.A8. Tex. (Al').--MfAdoO wtis assured control of Textm 1 1. inoeititle convention May 'ilx o hy actitm nf county I cniocrnlic ot n vent Ions hero yesterday. .McAHOO l'M(HtSi:i. OKLAHOMA IMTY. Okln, (AP. OUlahomii Oeinocrats, in con vention last uiKht, endorsed Mc Adoo, hut . fle'lared I'm delegates lo tlie national convent Inn could stipporl any candidate. CORNER STONE FOR BUILDING LAID TUESDAY (Continued from pa go 1) I he Captist church, spoke in be half or the l.a tirandc .Ministerial association and t. J. Illack, city ct)iumis.vloncr, represented tho city of La Orande with u ' few words. folonel W. 11. Turner, or San I'Yancisco, was then Introduced and addressed those present. lo I -Imvlng this speech the laying: of the cornerstone ovenrreil and thdi Major J. T. Winterhotioin. divi sional commander or the Oregon Salvation Army, closed the services with benediction. ! nnp Af AV Yt? iVlVvUKiJft 1M;I iilj UETTEREI) MAY 10 AT DISTRICT MEET (Continued from pago 1) re-inaugurated. Itccords May I 'nil ir early season performances arc any criterion records may rail In several events. I lope figures thai Hal ton and Newlsiui, Pen dleton, and l-M wards. .Milton-l-Yee-watcr, all have a good chance to better the discus record, set In iPla by lieers, 0f Maker, with a throw of 1 1 1 feel fij Inches. Kdwiu-ds, Mill am - Free water; Whiteman. I 'end let on, and Tag gart, tinker, all hope to break 1 lie 10 t-,1 second mark In the century, first made by i'arpv, of La Cramlc in 1 !H a and since t led - several times. The broad htmp record. 20 feet Was a Good Judge of Liquor "Since a young man I had n Hklng for liquor und was con sidered u pretty good judge of it at one time, hut constant drink ing gave me stomach trouble which became chronic. My stom ach would havo been a valuable (addition to a gas factory. Doctors did not seem to relieve me. On i day my druggist got me to liv Mayr's Wonderful Itcmcdy, and 1 am now as good as new." It hi a simple, harmlefs,(,ijn'vraU'H nun removes inn catarrhal in tens from Dm Intestinal tract and al lays the inriatnmntlon which causeH practically all stomach, liv er land intestinal aliments, In cluding append lei I is. One dor will convince or money refunded, A' all druifvlsts. Adv. lime Time Is man's greatest nsct. Yon can save If mo hy goltitc lo Tlx HbK k Cnt Tor your Lnnclicoii. Cn fctciln s'r -In. Well ciukcl fiKMh, fn-slt vegi'lnhlcH nnd iKtnic llkc ntmovplicre you'll en Joy. Conic oiM-e mill he eon vinccd. Desert" The 3Qf Black y Cat C; ) Si inches made hy Orcr of Wal lowa. In I Plf. may posslhly ho lowered wllh Jjicotison, m (Irande, as a posslttle new record holder I in this event. lllacker, of t'nion, may go higher than the high Jump mark thai I'Vc,. of I't-iwllcton, set, in lit 10. ; Sherwood, of l.n flrande. Ixdds a t'nion cooniy record if t-& of a second Insier than the eastern Oregon low hurdle record of 27 ;-fi seconds, marie, 'hy lliehunls, of rove. In Iflln. . , I'rlee, of It (irnnde, who hold a t'nion county record of fi-t 1-ft seconds in Hie 4-tti yard dasli, lust er Hian the eastern Oregon record of WJ l-a seconds', mude hy l.an dretti, 1 laker. In 1!H&. may pon nlhly (dace his name among record holders. The l.a (Irande relay team, com posed of Stelnheek. Smut., t'oker, and Trice, has nn outside clnutee or smushlnvf l he present mark In Dainty Summer Frocks In . Printed Gropes Voiles and Linens French & Greene t Boys' A new shipment . of Roys' Hals -not Hie ordinary .wash hat, hut something nicer.' Art & Baby Shop ,;, .,, if. ...'Fverytlil(ig for -the llnhy" " v "' STAMI'INfl II l"MS I I f 'II ! Vf J Somniei Ilotol DkliJ1. A R 'f ill Hi iiiVi And Kulolia and Her Chinese llawaiians Native Soni(s and Dances this event made by a Lu Oramh team In IP Mi, etipsi.-ding or Stan-, ley t'arpy, A. Myers. V. I'.ulton and." f. Ihdton. tu addition lo Hie above possl--Millies, there Is always the. chance or a dnrkhoi-Kc sit pplng forward will) soiiiet hlng seosal tonal. officials have been practically ' all chosen and everything Is in nadiness for Saturday. Oilier t txih Ms In addition lo the track and field contexts ' lo he held Satur day typing and shorthand students from hirh schools in linker ami I'nlon county will also t'lmiiii'lii, in the morning of that day. l-t tlrandt- will eiiti-r teams in both. The La (irande h ums are as lot- -lows: Senior division, short hand. Ktlu Ansnes. Alice Hot fuuin; jun--" lor division, shorthand. I.enon' Oibsnn, Theliua litowii; senior di vision, typing. Klwood lllati. Mir dred l''ox; junior di i.-dou. typing, ll.'l.n Williams. Kiilli Scull. mm v' , Hats . C A D E -L'lp. us ninny us per Cvlil ot thu
