Friday. Jnnunrv HO, 1f)2i"
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.
PAGE FIVE
Local News In Brief
INSTALL IRE
; COMINU KVENTB
Mnh 6. 8. 7 District high
school basketball tournament
lit Union,
CM.T.C. CAMPS
i
SAVE -with
Mr. Milt's Itclte;- .
!';! I' I htlM'H. WtlO IlltS be I'll SIT-
Mlsrf .Mason III
Mjss Alnni Muson, who hits been
BrlQUuIy 111 at her home since
Wednesday la reported Borne w Imt
Improved at the present time.
Hon. Oreii Cumuhcll. n ini..n.i.
ont of tin- schools und coaeli ut WASHINGTON AP. Nearly
Joseph, Ja dozen new centers for -citizens
l . Jmllltary I ruining camps are under
! Mr. und Mrs. Goldby Maxwell of 1 """Wi'ration ly the war depart -,
Uayton. Wash., spent last evening ! "UMlt rr l9'-6, ln ,,K' vitin,tV o(
in l,a Omnde. Th.y ,ft thin mom. 'Sn,"" ""n wlM Uo e,vi'n 'n'11?
UiK to visit relulives In lini.ler I1" V(l,loU8 Par, r the' country
, ' during- the months of June, July
und August ut un estimated cost
mm.
addition to the cuinps util
ized last ''ur, the war depart
ment contemplates Riving: train
ins to Amvrlca'a olunteer sol
diery at Kort Williams. Me.,' Camp
Euatis. Va., Kort Oglethorpe, tin.,
Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind.. Jef
ferson Ilurracks, Mo., Korts Crock
ett und llllss, Texas, Kort l. A.
K jsscll, Wyo., and Kort George
H. Wright, Wuuh.
Anion? future plans of the de
partment Is that of furnishing a
ft your
MM
DRUGSTORE
.ion.-.y 111 at his home for m-veini ! T, A Vt I li'TTIi' Ml'V .UIul AuK"
rcnorlci. u Utile better to-I 4 ifY, "XI? MLiN '"I y:M0,
dBj-' . BARRED FROM MEET; m u.i.n
IConllmied from Pnge I.)
nritdiilmtloll plurality in the house
by tirglnc the election or Ivino-
Cluls or S-'Dl'lllliBlS.
Mr. Wood, who was the ttirfiret
j of questions from u dozen or more
inciuninx Meniocruta
To Be. Hen- Sllllilny
hSi i v Hamilton, dimrlct mmer- , mumiiIkth.
inteuilcnt of Ilic Methodist church j launched into his attack on the lll
with? heuduuiirlci-a III llolse. will be ; ""fscnl group arter ltcprcscntutlvc
i t i. ....i.... ......it.... ... .... I '-'rear nf WlMennuln ),,,.! ,i..r..n.i..,t
nouncemcnt todi.y. . 'ihH cmaiB activities on behalf ,ur,R,1 "lnience during
, . I or Iho 1 ,11 Kollctte ticket. Mr.
tho winter months tor those who
Wllljtiln' Talks
Mjs. Marie Nudelhofrer of
Near -Must
I-rear explained luler that lie ai
attend the camps In summer. Wln-
, ni ,,,,.. II,,,. i .. ..... i icr uuiiiiiiir, in cuniit.cuon nun
hi' ... ..." . "u." 7" Ihe citizens' : military training
ir..i(.,r iu u..h,wiii.wi ( " ,u "ltr " wiseonsin , , , ,
Itelief is Heneduled toi ., . .... . . minus. Is now . provided lit hiw.
Kive two uddreases Wnndiiy. In the. ,., ,.. , ! r " I', hut the demand has not us yet
nine Hpeak dt North y o a q( j pushed it forward to -reulijaitlon.
sentatlve l.onRvvorlh of Ohio, the ' :Pl l - i-owe. who la ac-'
Repulilican, in which banning' - of I lively Identified with the' citizens'
Insurgents from purlyv eoimeils hillltai y trainlnff camp fnovemeiit
was advocated. . nus O'1' letters from ' various
i , 'parts of the country.' the' greut
majority of which' are complimen
tary to summer trulninp., A group
of w omen's clubs, which had un .
Powder and Sunday evening ut Hot
J.ake. Mrs. Nadelhoffer is working
out of Portland.
1
Mor.vllotiit Tomorrow
There will bo a story hour at Ihe
Library tomorrow morning at ten
o'clock. The siorles this time will
be pertaining to nnimals and the
JhienktM'B will )q Mis. Young and
MIhs lavina Gulloway.
! REPORT ON
WHEAT LOAN
V VOW A HI T? Impression llia the cumps ml(,-ht
JtMitLOj militaristic, conducted ah In-';
tern-
n E X ALT.
SHAVING CKKAM
la the Slitiviim reani t tint
decides the degn'e of com
fort or otherwise of a shave,
lingular users of Itexall find
Hhaving lui.sy and pleasant.
The large si.e tube is only
Glass Drugs
Idi
Tin- i:i:xai.Ii
tlrnnilc
stoii?
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Observer Crossword Puzzle
it rr r iFr"5yt; i y I I ' V P 1 1
15 ' 1 ' m Jar" j 1 I
SATINS
'...."-Tliis Khowinn; of licautiful SATINS cuiiUiins many '
uf the season's most impular shades or Kosn, Harding '
liluo, Tans, Jlrown, Ulack and AVhite at prices that"
afford real savings. v-
$1.98 to $2,89
To Visit In California
(Continued from rge 1.)
vestigatlon resulting In tht state
ment t hat "for the fust 11 m in
history, the . Coiled States has a
Mrs. . Itoy t'urrey will lenve this, ly Ktlsha A. Baker nttornev foriSttne national defense policy." The
nenlng en routo to California. She the Anti-Saloon League." American Federation of Labor, u.t
will spend n fpv days In Portland
after which she will go to Sacra
mento,, where she will visit her pa
rents, . She will visit other Califor
nia points while away.
Decora ting Church
The Interior of the new Presby
terian church la being kalsomincd
and decorated this week prepara
toryTd'the Installation of the pipe
organ, . which has been shipped
from St. Louis and will arrive here
next week. ,
Llnvllle Denies Charges. !lts Kl Vaso convention, chdora )d
Dr. Llnvllle. federal prohibition I . M. 'r. C." progiuni.
director for Oregon, denied teHti-1 Thu nation's average enrollment
mony by Mrs. Virginia 1L Wash- fr the training tamps , In 1 1'1'4
bourne to the effect that federal was ,one mun for eturh 3,225 .of
officers had received a portion of lou 'Jlatlon. '
NAVY TO GET
L
M PUNES
A conservative Is a man ,who ia
la tors. The committee, through I
Chairman Gurland. pronounced either wise. Or a coward. all ae
censure upon Cleaver, declaring he cording to., whether you' are a
hud been too active politically. conservative or not.
Near 1-ist Worker Here
Mrs. W. 10. Uambo, representing
ihe Near Kast Itelief work in this
state', arrived hi I. a Grande yester
day from Portland. Sho will re
main In this district for some time
in connection with relief work. To
night she will spouk at lmbler.
Gas Comes To Front As
Oil Supply -Disappears
Dost Catcher on Duty Mom I ay
The police chief today announc
ed that the dog catcher would be
gin functioning Monday. February
1. and all dogs not licensed will be
taken into custody In reference to
how; old a dog must bo before a
license Is required. Chief Haynes
stated that "as noon as they rtin
bark, they ure old enough to re
quire a license."
KAN FUANC1HCO (AP) Hevo-.l during -the preceding tert. ' the
lutlon in the methods of manufue- j speaker declared." A striking fact
t urine ens la Amerit-u is almost a
certainty of the Immedtute future,
was the prediction made hen- to
day by Harry C. A bell, of New
York, president of the American
Gas association ln his opening re
marks before the mid-winter meet
ing of gas company executives.
This will come, about, the speaker
deeland. because the industry wilt
be called upon to replace the na
tion's falling supply of oil wit li
is that while Hie household use of
gas Increased I no per cent In the
last ten years, the use of gas in in
dustry .iuiiijM'd 1. 000 pir cent.
"We have cot ltr niukit ulanH for
an industry three times Its present .uwrrylhff Hther 'n standard
. CLKVKLAND (AP). The fin
est of materials and workmanship
und. till' the latest accessories lt.
the development of the airplane
,(iire being used by the Glenn L.
'Murtin company here In the con
struction of 75 combination tor
pedo, bombing and long distance
acouting. planes .for the bureau of
ueronuullcs of the navy deparl
ineri.L . -t',
Approximately -2it,tMM 'purls jvo
Into the making of a plane. Ail
except the- motor, instruments and
propellers are made at the local
plant; Delivery-of the first plant:
is scheduled, for February, IHJil,
and the plant is operating at lull
capacity to comptcte its contracts,
- Tin airplanes are known as Ihe
"HC" j-type and are eapuble of
7rti
Ue. If mis service does Hot re -1 ' i . . . ' ;.. . . . . -'"! ' ..PnuH
Ul IMIIIIUIj U' M II I U il'lll I MCI 11)1
Giw Party
, The members of the girts' bas
Uethalf learn at Ihe high s-mool
will give a farewell party this eve
ning ufter school in honor of Mfs! this to mean rapid, and probubly
Ann Stance who Is leaving al the drastic, curtailment of the use of
end .of the v.Mck for Portland toioll In Industrial heating processes
attend St. Helena School. Mls where it now furnishes perhaps 9e
Stunge has been one of bulwarks) per cent of the fuel supply where
i.lno.. (n.lilulrhil us.. '.,f i.ll 'flitu
..- ,1,,. -it ... tvin i. i..wi.. n.viihng distance f-rVnitlng. As a scout
year or the year after. It is im vi-J lmuu- mumn m mei,
tai.le. To be able to take on tnhi -carried, which Is sufficient for
business we must obtain hundreds 1 ' . ,,,mi,H nf i'l'n Xkx
. . . . .. . .... . .. - . . li L a e liNiiii; Miieeu .11 lit mi eu
Kaaeous luei lor . inuusiriai neui- 01 millions 01 uonars 01 new caju . . . , .
ini.'. tnl: e must make bus iuickcr. ':n I'our. . I
Mr. Aliell liases hla predlcllon on and muke It In lamer iiuanlll les: : Tin- I liree-purpnae type plane.
President roolldlf's rec-nl action : e musl have the mil co-operation i'I'"M"n lo Hie cninliinalion nf
In tho creation of Ihe Kederal lllf Ihe reBUlatory liodliB. and we j loads cinl-il. Is rillivl wl.lh Imlli
Conservation Hoard.. He Interprets 1 must adjust rales so that the colli ' In lid and .waler, Ian -lllisr (tear, luak-
or service will hi lllalilv nrooor-, " snllal.lo for ecll.m over
tloned among alt Classes of customers."
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HOKI.ONTAIj '
Sauii'.
Football field.
Hot, dry. :
Act. ' , ' ' '
iJirtfe cask. ' .'.'..
rosscKS. .
Ability to do. v '
ItodenL
Foolish. .
Oryan of hearini;. .. , '
Knisted. . ' ' '
Container for growing Mow
ers (pi.). .
Lukewarm.
Twisted, woven.
.Drink slowly.
' Cooklnt- utensil for boiling:.
Illuminating- vapor. . . , '
Sixth note, musical KCtlle. "
Highest point. . .. . ...
IndiiHlrious Insect.
Near.
Perform. '
Oitlatdc edpe.
Stretch of lime. : . .
Aloft. .
J'reposltlon ,
Consumed. . , . -
Female ruminant.
Expression of Inquiry,
Fool, donkey.. ..
I'ep. ' . . ',, ' .
Snowshoe. ' '
Ureal he Willi dlfririilly. ;
, Covered willl pieces or
, baked clay. , '
' i:niroriu.
' Fasten ill knot.
To be victorious. ,
Oriuils.' -
Kmplies out ot a vessel,
lllped.
A suck u pouch. v
Assent.
Ity.' '
Shjp cal'PCIlter or, bl'ljlSe
iiuililcr'H tool.
' lcaklnir apparatus. ' ,
Toward. . .
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Act. - , '.'r'- .:
Article. - ' -!
Part ot tile eye. .
A ilivtslon of' tllllku -Vpon.
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Part, or 'speech' (pk),' . .'
fa. - ....,-..
ApplllUdH, 1 .
Consume. '
Mournrul. ;.i
Draw: rorward. , .
A kind or cloth. '
Hcmse of, humor. . ;
Slna-le one. - .' '
To. .rest.. J.
Slight explusloll. . ,
llciitins -In senil-recllniMt:
position. , ... 1.
Hiirbor (Pl). . 1 ...
Wears uw.ay.wlth ,ili teeth.
I'USS, , ' .,
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Fxlst. . , .
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Clothes. ' .. :
Serpent. . ' ", .
Imlb'.positlon. ' .
Slrelch 011I; lo c'liitivjjc.
" Sharpen. . ...
Tree wit ll a u.illycrln leaf.
Contend,
. A cat's noise.
Hard dentine.
11 is: . : ' : .' .
Immeise. 1
' Atlelid.
Not one. '
A reline.
IIM. . " .. ,
Place, ' '
KxIhI.
Proi'.eefl.
Thus.
T HE II OB
lUiruau of StnudarUs IMnns I
Intricate Job fur Itself j
WASHINGTON (AP). Among
'Him difllcultleH, encountered by on-
ginetiH und scientists In a yarity ot
enterprises la -that metal: discs or
musses used n weighing thu mote
delicate tiuunlttles refuse to . stay
uniform In their,own' y eight. The
xllft'ereJiccs that arltte from Ue, age
ing, oxidation, or trunsrormatlon
of tho metal Jn. the' weights havu
proven so aerlous thst the,- liureai)
of Standards '.will Lendeuvor to. rid
laboratories nd w.Qrkshoits of the
iohsUHilft.;.jor. Work, Ml u. series of
Htandard' variations tliitt will- Him ,
pllty tlij reaching oT exact answers
tov specli'lc, problems ; in mlcro-w-eiRhing.'
-r : , - :'
A whole series of meals and at-'
lays are being prepared and tested
out. Also ttie manipulation of the
metal, masses which go Into deTI
eute wetghtH is bring studied,. Hint
even density may be- obtained in,
the final erslings. The wort will
not be stopped until tho. whvlv.
subject has. been explored. -
Albany Kmplo.vs lCduciilor .
' ALHANY. Ore. Miss Kslher Ft.
Sin II h "f l'ayctte. Idaho, hiu beeu
elected to conduct what will , be
known as - tho "opportunity- robin"
In the local grade schools. In this
depnrtmnht all children who have
dot kept apace with their classes
up to the. sixth grade wilt be placed
for correction and special Instruct
Hon.
BCaAE'V:.';''V;:':
32xV AWT 600DYKAR FABRIC CASINGS V
v.'.''.:', $12.75 , .
; '4 ;;;'-:' ; - While They Lust!
W. H Bohncnkanip Co.
of ,3 he
ceute
team at her pluce at side
Snim- llfinj
A. Sjiyre. county school supr-intendi-nt
niade 11 I rip ' Sumiiier
viM yesterday on official business.
Mf,' Say ! reports thtit the iviivy
gafi could be used
"The csl Imuied available untL
usable supply of oil In the United
Stales is 'J.IHIO.MIMUHIO biilTelH and
lb present hit
Hon 7riit.imo.ipm barrels.' Mr. Abcll
irild. "II la apparent, , therefore
that the supply w III last only I -
ItADIO I'ANS OK(AMl i
MKIiFOHD, Ore. To rurther
the ir'"rcsls of the hundreds of
radio receiving set owners In
land -and sen., it Is designed to
be ra I a pulled from t he turielii
of Imttle.shlps and to lie rupnhle
of taking off 11 ml landing upon.
by the aid of nil arrest ng gent.
tin
To
GOLFERS PAY
El
nun
snijw diillH mu"ke going very bad years. A strict conservation pto-in-ifdaccs
allhoiirh In most cases grum. national In scope, seems to
the" drifts have been ch'ured at be th only solution, and tuich a
I' Jit partially by the county snow t prorum menus that the Industrial
plows. 1 I u'f,"'R r Hie nation will be obliged
ii ' - to turn to nianutaet need gas for
TrWdr II Slock fir Stray I their fuel reiiuirements.
No" more w ill llalcr eounly be - "Thin iiienns thai In ten yeurs
troubled with stray horses. A tin gas output will increase ut
lotion has betn found. A deb
ASHVILLi;, N. C. (AP). -Kotr
! Iiiiiiilred million dollars will be
dfeks of airplane rarrfeiH. siient by Americnn irolfets dmintr
fHcllltate the hundllhg 011.1-15. aecinllng to a comoilatlon
IbOiird rartiei-M Hie Villus IliilV be r riirin-fn miiilo tv tlnrv Wi.ul.
of un 11 tie t f r(d ue t ' (jwii iiiiu iu'tw-on Ian , foldeil, i-e.liiciiig I lie wing Kpread nil. golf enthusiast of this clly.
", " .... ...w . ,lo iisk uiiin nan us no mat. This Immense sum Includes the
protection of the interests or rail!..; 1 jn,nipinent used lu play, the ron-
owners. the Itogue Hlver Valley, at ruction "of gif links and Hub
kuuiu i.saociauou nun recenuy j ni Cnin y iUCmDCl'S l.miseM and the exp-iiHeae in. bb n-
I lit I ' 1VT 1 ",f' ''he expenditure
j;Clllftn(l lilllCl ll;IKS roi. ,.0ir halls alone he estlmuleN
ul $:;o.0'io.ufiot w hllr the matlr
nf dues w III cost players $ I mii.
niMi.eiMi. and leuiling the expense
for balls come cuddles with the
Flllll Of $ 40.0IIO.IMHI.
I he board -deadlocked after mtr
rowlng'the situs 'down lp I wo', 11 ltd
Ihe' volers'of the district will be
acked lo makt the aelecllon.
One proposiil is for u 1'J-ucre
tiHe jut on the edge uf the clly
limits went of town, and the other
lo add a unit lu the present high
iirliool building, which la central
ly located. The election has been
called for Febryary 7.
ueen organized.. orporatlon . pa
pern are in the hands of the cor
poration commb;jloner at Kab'in.
upon reeeippt of which a iupvs
meeting of radio owners In aodttt
ern Oregon will be called.
The following w ell-know n Med
ford men are the Incorporators:.
Gates.
has been In Pine valley trading oil
slo,ck for horses. Nobody knrrwa
.in sl what will lie done with ihe
hovsesi or Ihe stock, either, but
evl-ryu'ody seems htippy ovr the
transfers. There are horses lelt.
mvl anyone with oil stock or Ger
man marks can do business lu this
territory. Oregonlan.
IkiiuI lllll m.r ii.iil im.1 irnlintlv ill ' 1 1' ",llu""1' "
- , ... ... . .... .. ...... Ibji bert Hanmi, I'Vank DtsousLi.
M.IMMI.IMtO
euslumers will be connected to the
mains of gas companies."
Mi. 'Abel I warned his hearers of
Ihe tremendous task ahead In pre
paring lo s itisiy thin dt itiand, to
provide new methods of generallon
M. Daniels. W. .1. Meagher. George
Itarnum, J. J. llmmenv and .'it.
Virgin.
Lumber lirm IneorjMirnled. '
KI'OKNK. Ore. , Th.o Sprlng-
Hnd even to build the requisite ad-1 field Lumber company hus been
Personal Mention
4.Mrs. tJay He Hoi
gm today.-
dltional gas manufacturing cmilp
ment. Another problem that must
be met and solved, he sulci, was
such adjust incut of rates lo t lu
poid ie thai each customer shall
pay the costs he causes the com-
Incorporated here with a capitali
zation of $10. fino and will occupy
the plant formerly operated by Ihe
Loud Manufacturing com puny In
Springfield with a mllllng-ln-l ran-
tilt ulii nt n r.llnf It. tm ttiilllt (.
visited In Kl-Ipiiny and not force the Industrial nnnl of the Incorporators. II. H
user to pay not only his own share parsons. A. 11. Loud. Theodore Kn-
f I but also the losses Incurred from rau and N. M. Parsons,
Ti ,.a i u rin.it i i..r r,.f it . u..f t iwm. u hn mi v Iim I hn n I heir
litis morning lo visit over the week share.
ertd. "Progress In the gnu business
! I during the last Iwo decades has
;Mrs. A. W. Campbell of Port- been n record of peak after peak.
krtiif--rnt through I a Grande this with three times ns iniieh n1
nmrnme on her wsy to visit h
Last Week Of Our Annual
January Clearance
Sale
SAVE NOW!
ON STAND AKD MKRCIIANDISK OK (JUAUTY
For Men and lloyg
KNTIUE STOCK ON SALE
Sale CloM-s Jan. 31st
; : ; rrrni
m,iiii;s impi;di; Tit.t.i'ic
llooli UIVKIt. ore. Allhouirh
none wan sufficiently heavy to
block traffic. 25 slides, the debrtx.
nnonnlinu ... mll.n.ln. ...
turned durlngthe iut ten years aa v((oJ. hf Mu,nU.nonc() Nh.ko,si.n.
running from one to ten truck
; loads of mud. tumbled froth tho
I Columbia canyon side of the Co
lumbia highway In last night's
heavy ruin storm, 4
; Crews of men were, busy from
,The Oullcs to the. Multnomah run
ty line cleaning up lh ulides. Traf
i fie wan consldembly sloweij down
i thu nmd. v
A regumr niivRrnmrr Is do
peiidnble inerflinndlMT. '
; MINNKAI'UI.IS. Minn. ( P
iroUHedJ the report of the deitn
df Htudeiii affelrn dl.t'loNiiiR sebo
Ipstie avragr's among ihe frater
nities lor the l!tj:(-.M school year
til be below the minimum require
liu nl for Kradiiatbin. Pr-Hideiil Lo
fus l. ('oft man of the I'niverslty
Of Minnesota has taken steps to
raiH-! the ckissroom standards of
I he ( ; ! k let l er orgii n Ir.al Ions,
threatening disciplinary actjon un-b-HH
Improveiiictit is nhoun.
A sit if new n-giilalloTis for all
fruternllh-s and suroritles. issud
by (be president, apeelfiid that any
chapter nol maintaining an aver
age of '('" or belter "shall be plue-
"The average uolfer will piob-i
ably spend in the neighbor hood
of si mm h year for his games anil
Im Mental expenses." Mr. West.ill
said. so t hat t he figures prepar
ed wo ltd give a total of 4n.ii'm
golfers In the I'nited States. With
I lie li'Vi,IUlllll lll fll CIVIC IMIKS,
on ulihii the expense is a very
tiinall Hem, It can hardly be doubt
ed 1 lial golfers In America will
number half a million during the
year 1 12.p."
These figures, Whhjl have been
d on probation by Ihe university . put together by experts In all lines
for the year following'." eom-eriied with golf, are not ex-
The eel-: scholastic report of travagtint, according to Mr. West-
VI. 10. Nicholson, dean of st nbnt
affairs, showed that only J7 of the
all, who quote the tremendous j
exieiiHion 01 gon imercKi in llie
south lo prove a sound basis for
Hie calculation.
Other Items In the list are: GRf
property, construction, club sutur
b s and golf resort hotels, $''.'.
ooa.'i'Hi each; club houses. $-'u,-omii.imiii.
Travel expense also is
rated at KO.Ooo.DOu. Golf clubs
follow ii h a considerable drop i
Iter Mill to Start Monday
IHtOH ItlVLIt. or. The Ore
gon Lumber comimny wilt start
the mill at lce nevt Monday. A
i ri'ir Is now engaged In general re
pair work. A new ram. the cost
of which exceeded H'l.aaM Haw been
conipl. ted. The mill will be ftart
ed this season several months
earlier than on any 'former year.
The com pa nv unihiputc a record
cut.
m. I i -X. Bm asm' 1
"THE STORE WITH A tOKSCIE-NtE
Ptimt'ttm rfifeMr Hfmnil.
It Kit LIN AP) lr. Krnesi
t'ushlng Ith harden, dtniior of
(Prineitoit Cniverslty library, hum
been designut-d i nrr spondiup j th i ot gi
member of the Pnuwtnrt Academy .
nt S -b-n'-. s in He imIP.s t-hb ,Ir HirMnr
.12 academic fralenillles had estab
lished " averagts for the lyj.t
t school year, (in Ihe other hand,
not a single sorority fell below a
"C" avrage, the rcfiort dlsecse.
Indicating t hai Ihe measures tak
en by thu administration were In
tended "primarily for the fraterni
ties. ' - -
Governing bodies or. I he Greek to $ I 3.oo.oimi. The next drop
letter ftrganizuilon an behind the. Is to Sf,nmi,iMiu. wlitc'.i Is claimed
movement to Improve .sehulantlc 'eoiully by meds. tobaeco, iliibj
standards. The Pan H'dbnlc coun-1 furnlJihlngit and course equipment.!
til took action limiting the soelal j Lockers will cost golfers Rn.oiMi,.
activities or lis women members. during the year, mcordln.il
and the rrateriilty governing bodyibi the list, and gotr bags audi
UIged Us Mtelril.-r M"l to pledge j be rages bllllg Up til. Iful Wit Jl ;
nt'W freHllt..' lT-1F-""IeS Hi I ll" ; .""''.OOfl each
end of the fall
Ihe 'C" mark.
There's No
Hope
lor ti man who take n
chance w ben he's hu lux
I ti cs. I Cm mil mii'M.-nrj any
longer,
Ue gle H personal goarnii
tce. In nddltMui In Hint of
Ihe rniiofy tin tiLNtitAL
COIIHS ami ue make our
own adjustment. They must
glw oii full iHillur-for-Hollar
Sri Icr.
Ask us inoii' HlMiiit Hip
.i;m;hal
BU1CK GARAGE
Jennings & Shumate.
Ti-ops.
Successors to .
Southard & Shinn.
Expert Stamping i
Why buy a' pal lorn , wiicii yon ran luivr it lionu L-licniwr'f:
Wc lunii oil- our material op jours.
Art & Baby Shop
."I'.VUItY'l'IIINd I'OH Till', IIAIIY" ..; , , ,
i;f.vi'iT:niiiU- . V iiniil. .suiiiiuvi'.lUilK,. .i, STVUflXH
, . .. BtTI'KltlCK i'ATrKHNS 1. M. V. 'I'UKIOAll . J
iflll
TODAY - SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ' 11
--a rzzr- -!
rrWilliamJox.
present
iiiart''r were b-low
t.ii'is iin-; to roi.Li;.i:
AI.DANY. Ore. Stone Imple
ment n, ornaments and weapons
valued nf f) were Included In
gift to the -o!t) ge by O. 'hhc of
Albanv. The eolleetjon was guth
vred from an adobe le-d "o miles
north nf S)i' raiio-iito and the ar
ticle were I'll id o have be. n lined
! a raee or people antedating the
American Indian.
Mr. fiw also gHx n nf -9
olum. of H. II ItHneroft'K Ain"f
lin hisior that will be pi need In
Mltrai y.
"Thl stamps golf as the Amer
ican game' ald Mr. W'estutl. "In
no oth-r form of sport run bo
found a half million men and
women actively enganed. or such
Ha'ge sums Individually' Invested.
Plenty of games draw linger at
tendunrep.' hut the number of par
ticipants ts limited. 'ertalnly
Stotland can -claim golf as her
own n longer and the 'Iioal and
Anrl'-nl is now ihe modern game
of all the -opl"."
i tork-l s'ctlori.
i'ttF
threuUnitif parents never spank, ymr.
fsirr. t hou i; pit to tm:
l( mFIU 'ltO. Ore,- A staiial ad
vlitory eleeiion has tteen called by
the M-hoot board to select a "lie
for the KS.Htift htgh school build-
and In if to le i fintriii t"d li'T" t bi-
Minerva
Says
What Is Ihe difference he-
twen H "TepetM fliol n II
"T'lpM"
A Tepi-,. a made of can
vass idmllar lo n tent and
used to house an Indian
family.
A Topa Is a hair unit and
Is iipcd to coi-r a bald
head.
Hare fuels ate like bare
feet and should not Im; ex
posed this time of year.
- A small amount will cov
er this up at
THE BOOTERY
UAT IIAVIlL.N, Mgr.
"TIm rirni- WlH-n- TlH-y
Clin, fur Vinir ret.
m5High-Speed$lrfoJmma
I rZ ' PRODUCTION
j " And a ("SffrtSy
i: - - i;
A coiiunittce appointed by
ARCADE
TODAY
POLA NEtiUI In
EAST Of SUEZ"
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. Rwkcliffe Fellows
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