La Grande evening observer., May 19, 1925, Image 8

Tuesday, May 19, 1025.
Tape Eight
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
MEN'S
PURE WOOL
Army
Panls
$2.95
Men's Wear
1309 Adams Ave.
Grunt IJcan, Mgr.
UNION SOGIAL
NEWS OF WEEK
I'NION (Special). Mr. and Mm.
Clay Fox, Mr. and Mm. Jtay Wil
son, Mr. and Mm. 1-ylo Wilnon,
of Imhler, nnl Mr. ninl Mm. Jiil
Ile Hay of i.a Orande, wcro vln-
(torn with Mr. am!
Fox Hundny,
Kcttlnff plaim under way for the
nroKrain. Memorial service will
be. held at the churches on the
Hundny preceding Oecoratlon day.
Tho ii nt I it address for the meet
in if at the school gym on the
301 h will he delivered ly Itev.
Arthur Hodge oi the Prewbyter-
ian church. Their will be oth"i
talks, vocal and Intttruiuenlul
intific ut tiie gym, brief services
at tho cemetery, and the usual
cat a for thi; soldier boys.
Last Friday evening was held
the last of the series of class
plays by t Ixu l.'nion lush school.
Mrs, Fred I The frcshlu class staged tin; well-
Known comcuy-urnma, J lie ut-
cji I Athletic cluli, Inion now has
double tennis ecu it that an; in
excellent condition and uro a) t-
trauttng attention from other
towns its well an here ut home.
Tilt! clllb Is Securing members
from Imhler and North Powder
and tin- demand for tfun.1 on th';
courts has become ho urgent that
(lie club, with tlx Hiincllon of the
city council, bus made out u
schedule fur the players, All
I children are, supposed to be off
the courts by & o'clock eaeii
afternoon, and not ' to play on
Humlay if there are any adults
waiting t heir turn. No players
are to play more, t han two sets
KLV, .Minn. (AP) Huns lake, Uf otliers are ready for tho courts.
covering &00 acres, three miles (Tennis players arc looking forward
northwest of hens Is dltmppearlnu to an Interesting seuson and a
Owl n if lo tho efforts of the lo-tlo Clodhopper." with tho folio .v-
u, km 1 1 a k 10 i n m i n n i'-sf via
jhsai'im;ahs mvsti;uioi;ki,y
Mysteriously. The lake started lo
drain hint Thursday, and has ut
most disappeared, leaving scores of
dead fish in the muck. The for
estry men hnv. not been abb1 to
determine where the. water is go
ing. (me theory Is Hint an old sluice
way which at one time connected
the lake with how hike, an adjacent
body of water, nave way Thursday
night. Uw lake, however, showed
little additional depth.
Minim; men say that no addition
at water Is noticeable in uny of
(he undernrmind properties In the
Kly dislriet.
Men must stay home more. Se
attle girl told the Judge she mis
took u stranger for her husband.
They captured six hank robbery
in Moscow. We didn't know rob
bing hunks wit llh'gal 1 here.
TRY!
Our
Soda
Fountain
everything nt'at and tasty;
the best syrups and fruit. i;
perfectly charged water;
cold drinks that are cold.
thi( Try Is!
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
"The Sign of a Good
Drug Store'
toitrnumeiit for t he whole county
In the fall. A cafeteria and fiance
was held ut the K. J', hall Wed
nesday evening In the interest of
the. Athletic club, the money to be
used In repairing the coirta. and
keep! n if them In Rood condition,
Mr. and M is, Fred Italia iiave
returned . Die boy tin y had from
the boys and girls' home and
now have another lad who will
iniike Ids home with them.
Members of the Advenlljt
church antl some invited guests,
niMiiherlu'f over &o in all, pic
nicked at Presbyter inn Flat last
Kunday. They dny was spent In
the usual picnic style, with games,
dinner, ele.
Mrs. IM lioiion, Mrs. Itobert
illackcr, and u few others went
to Heppner last week to attend
n convention of the "Circle" mid
W, . W. lodges.
To !mic Special paper.
The local high school In plan
nlnif to get out a special Issue of
their paper, "The t'-lli," as an
annual. It will have a summary
of I he year's a tl illes in hot h
academic and athletle work, and
also n record of the work of the
special depart men! s of the high
school. The issue will be In book
form and will he called the so l
venlr edition of their paper.
Mrs. I Robert Withycomhe, moi ti
er of Itobert Wlthycotuhe. Ik hen;
from Kale m for an extended visit
with Iter son and duughtcr-tn-lnw'
at the state experiment station.
Hex Griggs and family left for
Portland last week for a lew
rlays' visit with relatives and
friends there, and this week they
will go on to Ashland, where he
will lw u delegate to the state
convention of the Odd Fellows.
who uru holding their grand lodyc.
sessions In 1 hat city, Mis. 1-Kn
OeLnp and Mrs. Myru (letehell
will also attend t he meet Inns as
delegates from the Pebekah lodge
of I'nlon, The two ladles leave
for AHhlnnd the first of thin week.
Memorial day Is close and the
Women's I telle! Corps and ol Iici-h
Interested In Its observance are
444 JAN M
Have You Ever Had A Fire In Your I Ionic?
If mi, mi haw veen ,iour pinpeiit detroed in n few miit-nlc-
(hn iieeunniliilloii of etii of haul work and careful
mi lot;
Ih'Mtmcilou by fill does nut route nlien, lint II (hies come
like Huddling from n t li-ar vky ut the iuit unepe-(etl
llioiili-nl,
Tito li;t ION' fin in n fire U- i et licap, only a few
intitules of um lime is needed to n ermine lite tletnlls.
Your )tfiHtl,v enn n up In sniokr bill mil' hiMititiirc will
tnv the ilolhir and cents Icatmv of ;mr mi)iiki.
I teller he sun thutt sorry.
We lll u.hidl,v nitlllue jinir Iniiritiut
neiils... Ask ii.s.
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I.ASI SHOW I ti TnMf.it r
liitf cast: Kva Jilatt, Kldr.d
Hutchinson, It uhlan (Ole) iiarn,
Oral Hose wall, JjUcIIIo Hpansler,
Ina Killer, i'Vuncis J-ayton, Irene
Hack, Kdltli Miller, J'onurd Htc-
ns, OeoiKe Van Houten. Uki:
the other lilh'h sctioot plays this
om: was well attended und thoi
oMRhly enjoyed by the uudlence.
An interestltiK meeting t of the
Women's club was held at the
home of Mrs, Jom-pliu McKlnney
in Houth I nlon last Thursduy af
leinoon Mrs. May Hall gave a
book review on "1'lneeralt," ior
othy rush man pave a reudiiitf,
"The Mission liox," Afnes i'ud
(iock a pupcr on Mothers' iuy,
and Mrs. Hell Wriftht discussod
the subject ot "ihtsic Needs of
Kvery J.lfe." After the program
the members enjoyed a fine
lunch.
Closing Week or Schools.
This beliitf the closlmr w eek of I
tho local schools, w 111 he. rather
crowd d with the various activi
ties of the KiaduathiK class and
other year-end incctiiiKs. Sun
day cvenliiK at the Methodist
church Jlev. tjiilun delivered the
class sermon to the members of
the Hcnlor class. Monday evening
the Juniors entertained the sen
iors, hU;h school fac'Jlty, and a
lew other invited quests, at a bau
o.uet In the d I ni m,' room of the
I'nlon hotel. Alter the banoiK-t
they repaired to the hhfh school
jryin wiiere a dance was held bj
the alumni of the hiffh sctiool
Thursday will he class day. H
sldes the regular numbers, in
luding salutatory, history, poem.
will, prophecy and valedictory ,y
i nbers or the Kiaduatint,' class,
a play, "The itoad to the City,"
v. Ill he staged by a cast from the
senior class, l-'rlday evening will
be held the graduation exercises
and Or. W. T. i'hy of Hot Ja'ic
has been secured to make the ad
dress of the evening. A member
or the school board will present
the diplomas to the graduating
class. The H in day, Thursday and
l-'riday evening programs will be
gin ut 8 o'clock and the public
Is cordially Invited to all of them.
The banquet and dance on Mon
day evening will be Invitation af
fairs and not open to the general
public.
H. M. ( I 'nele Hammy) laynes
wan badly Injured lat Tuesday
afternoon while he was working
In his cellar, The walls cav-d
In on him and It was only the
fact that some tools he was using
kept tho weight from crushing
him, that enabled him to escape
more serious consequence", M.
Ihones Is past SO yeais old and
one of the very lew old Civil
war veteruntl left In this com
munity. Although there was an unusTil
amount of snow In the mountains
this spring and It has been melt
ing rapidly during the past ninth,
very little damage Iiiih resulted
from high water tn Catherine
creek. This stream has been
'flow lug praetlcnlly hank full for
several w ceks ami danger of
floods Is almost over for this sen
son. Some early fishing being dom
ain! a few larue rainbows have
been caught, hut the high, muddv
condition of the stream does ;it
give a favorable condition lor
much fishing.
The new building at the clly
Prk Is now furnished and being
de iim. of by the tourists. I..
Hiil. inum ;1 u charge of the
camp ground for this season.
.11 llll. II- I'l.ANK Alii: LAID
OlIKOttX CITY. Ore. -Tentative
plans have b.-en made Tor the rir.st
Jersey jubilee to be held in Claek
aums county Jti the Clackamas
county fair K'onudH at Canity Wed
nesday when It Is expected that
more than tin h-nd of ptire-bre.f
.lel-Hett will lu exhibited. It Is ex
pected ihut at lea.vt ;muo persons'
will attetui.
one of the feature of the dav
wlll be a free box lunch Nerved y
the women members of the War
ner grange of New Kra.
According to ihe phins made by
Ihe Clai'kamas County Jersey Cat
tle club, the program will begin
at It) o'clock, when Ihe Judging
and Inspci linn of the dairy callle
will he featured.
Disaster Hero and Rescue Ship
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Wnen tno gnvnrnmenf I tout M E. Norman turned -over In tho Mississippi
river, near Memphis. Tenn.. causing the death of more than a score of
people. Tom lA'fs. negro (inset), proved himself a hero. Through hla ef
fort at IcuFt SfO persons were carried to safety In his launch. Above is
hown the Cfaoctaw. wh'ch arrived on the scene shortly after the accl
dent, dragging th river
Lloyds To Carry Old Time
Traditions Into New Home
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Copy for Oils column must be
In b 0:00 a. ni.
LONDON (AI) Homae to the j there hangs the famous Lutlne hell,
memory of "Kddle" l,loyd, who A single stroke of the bell Indicates
kept a little hole-in-the-wall coffee, good news, such as when a whip
shop in Tower street u:7 years ago ; long overdue Is iinnouneed us hav
where liritlsh merchants began to
meet for the transaction of ship
ping business, is to he paid by King
Oeorge hlmseir and numerous oth
ers of note on May 23. Then Ihe
lug reached port safely. Two
strokes of the bell signifies u wreck
at sea, or some other ncwa of misfortune.
I The bell Ih from II. M. S. l.ullne.
king will lay the foundation don-U warsllp wrecked In 17H9. and is
for Lloyd's new building which Is ' OIM. 0f the most interesting of the
to cost $(i,HO(.,uiio nud will require j relicH of Lloyd's. It Is to be car
several years to build. , wjth can- and reverence to the
The Lloyds of those dayy -t hat new headquarters when complete,
is, the coffee .shop occupied but
one small room. kftchen and all.
and tl'i rent was but a' few hlll- '
lugs a week, in Lendenhull street
where the new .structure is to
.stand, entire blocks of old offices
were demolished to make room for
a new headquarters for the Lloyd's
of today. The new building Is to
be one of the largest over construc
ted in Kngland.
Railway Freight Shows
Considerable Increase
The ItailwHy Age calls, attention
to the fact that the total car load
ings of ts ,7 1 I reported for the
week ended Mnv viert In ipi-c
In K,!j; i Iih Im.dn. -, of 1. ,l.- Ihun t10. r,.lorle(1 for nny ,VL.,.k
n nif imTrtmnls took n .nor.. l. ri-lof ast y,.,lr UI11 ,. rnil.,, on
nil., ioiir.se. anil ll w.ih (Iccl.l.-.I to'AllRlll)t .,. ,!lst y,,,lr-8 ,,,;
,l.s,rl l:,lll,-.s plurf for Iarfi. r r,.vlvil, ot lnlfflc h.,a b,.Run.
I ii.ii h i a. muv" was mane io
Lomtiard street and the romance of..
"The prediction made in an edl-
Lloyd s began to take a form which lor,iU ,n 1,18 .r'cniI Inui
In time, was to make the name or invrc woultl 1,01 ,,e" m l,u' ",nn
the old coffee shop keeper known,1,I,d KUn,mi'r of this ei,r- a dvvWnv
to shipping men in everv uarti-rof iIroJ freight business such as
of the globe. The business grew , :c'urri'd IilHt '',ir'" " lht! ltlli'
rapidlv and again in 1774 new of-' way "nas lhus far b-M'n uite
flees were set ,. n the liovat ex- completely vindicated. In every
change in Corn hill, when!
have been ever since.
they
Although the business originally,
llS tJ,
The La (irande Pirates will play
the Cove team at the high school
grounds Wednesday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Cove defeated Lu (Irande
early In Ihe season and Ihe Pintles
are expect lug to turn the tables.
Don't miss this game. 5-lj-lt
The New Nerve liivlgornlor
Prescription.
You may feel In need of a strong
nerve tonic, one that stimulates
every nerve In your body. That
gives you pep; I hat fills you with
activity, making you equal to the
most vigorous conditions in life.
Then you will find Ibis new pre
scription and for only S 1 .(Mi a bot
tle, ut Kil vert horn- Wright's. Fam
ily Drug Store. G-Ht-tf
(iruduuUon .Mottoes
Tho premanetit gift. Gradu
ation mottoes provide inspirational'
thoughts that will continue through
il life-time. Uichardson Art. and '
Gift Whop for distinctive gifts. .
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I'lants I 'hints riant.
Tomato, cabbage, asters, snap
dragons, zunias. stocks, verbenou.
carnations, mourning bride, gi tut
pansieH, cosmos. Kv rylhing for
the vegetable and flower ganh n, nt
Hooverizej Grocery. Jloiucr Wil
son. . 5-n-tr
Mam-lllng. r.Ue. State vocational
graduate, los Kourth St.- Phone
i'jv-j. r-i'.t-itp
lloxwootl
Iarge truck load of dry boxwood
delivered in the city l.ttu. I'hone
L. 11. Meiiefee Lumber Co., Lone
Tree. G-lii-tl
Everything In plants for vege
table nud flower garden now on
sold at Hoover Cirocery. Homer
Wilson. 5-la-tf
I Icemn Prescription.
Why suffer from eeema or any
other Itching of Itch when you can
lie relieved of all such troubles for
7.'ic a bottle. Hold only by Silv r-thorn-Wright's
Family Drug Store.
u-m-tr
The Narrowj
Street !
A ItnttutiHle t-lery Comedy Sm pi lct
U.i.scd on Ihe popular now 1 by LiLsiu Ibitemau Mouis j
I catui lng lHlO Y f1 : OKI: and M.WV MOOUi:
(4imeily -'Ihe Spat I'Ntnlly In i
in;.r, iiiii ..n iai i v"
CAPABLE
Yoi can depend
upon ua for capable
service, no matter
what tho clnmm
stancea may be. Wc
shall bo pleased to
confer wit h you na
to details and then
carry them out.
Wo t'nderstand.
Our ImaJUl Tnr
I at your service,
free vt ehnrire.
Main ej
KNOIC.RAM M
EtMMl RMA!f
lndcrtakrra
week since that ended March
lor which reports are now avuil-
'ible cnal Khiimeiitn hnvi inerianed
''Viiy .... . ... . . ..... . .
was confined to the Insurance of , lim lu , , ,UB,mM nA"
shipping risks. Llovd'.s todav deals lu,Kor "um in t,,B responding
In nearly every kind of rink. A of last year,
person may Insure t here. through I "n tno week ended May 2 coal
a member, against n wet day for 'shipment were M'j,2!8 carloads,
a picnic, crop failures, against ,Thls was liL'.OOu carloads more thun
twins, or bet ag.iinat almost any! in the corresponding week of 1124
sort of adventure or '.misadventure t und also more than in any week
which might befall u human belnir'of I'JZi from that ended March Zli'srown persons. It costs only $l.te
in m-ii, im itiii'i or in trie air oilllllg iu iiuil ciiueu Kiguoi to. j lie
the Hight of an airplane. Ami to average loading of coal per car is
thi.s day. as a memorial to Kddlc's'so large that u substantial decline
humble little colli e house, the un-jor increase in the number of car
derwritiug room "The Koom". It ; loads of it shipped hus u great et
ls called is arranged in the slyh-'teet upon the total ton mileage
of an old-fiishloiied c(dfee shop. und eumings of the railways. Jit;
in which there are bulletin hoards 'cause, of the increase in loadings of
with notices of shipping arrivals, 'COal in April, traffic und earnings
departures, casualties nnd other jin tluit month undoubtedly will be
notes of interest to the shipping lound, when the reports for (hat
world. The new hcudouurters. ton.
is to have Its "coffee room" as a
continued reminder of old Kddle.
In the underwriters' room also
Treed v.
V.I i V .
K u Is
month uro made, to have been
larger than lust year.
"However, shipments of coal are
not the only kind that recently
have been increasing. Total cur
loadings In the week ended May 2
wen; the largest reported in the
present year, and were larger than
for nny week of 1H24 until that
ended August 2a. Shipment!! of for
est products throughout the pres
ent year have been exceeding ull
previous records. Shipments of ore
recently have been rapidly increas
ing am) in the week ended May 2
were. fill. 1 4i carloads, which ex
ceeded oil records for so early tn
the year. Shipments, of miscellan
eous carload freight were larger in
every week of April than in the
I corresponding week of any pre
l vious year, as was also true of
j shipments of letts than carload mer
chandise. Average car loadings per
week In the six weeks ended May
2 w ere &2.X2S greater, or (J per
cent more, thon In the correspond
ing weeks of last year.
"Alt Ihese facts Indicate that the
decline of 'uiHines in February
and March was only temporary,
and. toget her wit U general condi
tions, encourage the hope that at
least during Ihe second and third
quarters of this year the railroads
will have a better business I han
lust year. However, how good their
business will be during the second
half of th" year, will, of course,
depend largely upon the crops."
Coll Main 72 tor cleaning, pns
Ing und alterations. Hxpert work,
prompt service. The Wurdrob.r.
Under new management. 4-lil-L'
If yon are annoyed by dandruff
Lczeniu Pi i m i ipl ion. ,
A preparation that is most posi
tive and uels ipiiekly with wonder
ful results, for children as well as
und sold only by Si I vert horn -
Wright's Family Otug Store
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Asimiogce
Mrs. F. A. Haltnes, Jefferson ave
nue, corner Willow, l'hoim 24 s-J.
6-2-1 nip
Tomato Plants.
71111 pedigreed :ocl, spr.-yed in
bed against blight. The very best,
ut Hoovcrlxcd Grocery. Homer
Wilson. 5-lH-tt
or falling out of I he hair, you
should get a 7 Tu bot'le of Germi
cide ami luindriiff L'-adicu(ar. It
will prove most sittsiatiory. One
bottle il.es all that yntt could wish.
It really stffps dandruff In a week-'.s
time. It slops falling of (he hair
In a niont h. 11 strengi hcn.'i the
roots of the hair Mild produces a
new growth, ll Is sold only by Sil
vert horn-Wright's Family I rttg
store. ;i- 1 H-lf
l "a rm I ,on ns I ,i t w I lu les
Money to loan on Improved
farms. Low rates: prompt service
II. 10. Dixon, Lu Grumh , Oregon.
4-;'y-tf
Hemstitching, pit-.it nig, tuition
holes, etc. Norton's Kiddy Shop.
10-14-tf
571 DEPARTMENT STORES
108 Depot SU, La Grande, Ore,
Lady Lyke Corsets
FOR A STYLISH FIGURE
Corset Iliussiercs
A fine selection of Corset
r.rassiercs which aid In at
taining the trim, girlish long
waistline effect, ( an he had
in plain colored cotton cor
set materials or heavily bro
caded eoutlla
$1.29 to ?2.98
Brassieres
lirassieres of . every de
seiiptlon in various widths.
Some ui u of plain corset
materials, others in brocui
ed coutiis with boned rein
lorcings ana webbing fea
tures. 29c to $1.23
Lady Lyke Corsets are made for
and sold exclusively for J. C. Pen
ney Company Htores. Becuuuo of
our enormous requirements we uru
able to offer them ut u saving.
Made by sullied workmen under
the best of conditions und are of
first quality materials only.
A Splendid Value .
or white or pink coutii in low'
bjst nnd girls' athletic styles. An
unusual value ut this low price
98c
A Favorite
Medium bust model of white cou
1 11 with four hose supporters. Ven
t Mated with webbing strip couibimf
llor.
$1.69
Satin Striped Model
Low bust model of f;tncy satin
striped coutii, elastic bund top, four
house supporters.
$2.69
Elastic Girdle
Klastic webbing "model
trimmed in pink brocaded
coutii. Low bust and four
hose supporters. .
S2.69
All Rubber Model
Pure steam vulcanized all
rubber Reducing Corset in
pink. A favorite much In ',
demand. Low bust model.
Piked ut only
$4.98
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
bound to please and that will cost saved from virtual drouth and pffc!
very little money, und good values, t r.erved by artificial means, undtf
While Ivory of all kinds in singlet taken by the local board of purlj
pieces: and fine perfumes In sets ' commissioners. ;f
uid single bottles; military brushes! Hue to un abnormal deficienef
in ebon y, coco ha la, a n d w h i t e
ivory, mo::t appropriate! und ut
most reasonable prices; pretty
boxed of stationery, and many
items too numerous 'to nvntlon, at
In precipitation in recent yeiirH
Minnehaha creek which supplier
the waterfall, has Miffered suelu4
decreased flow, as to make It iim
po.-slble to sustain Ihe falls, it wfc
Silver! horn-Wright's Family Drug ! explained by i Ueodore Wirth, m
S'tore. 5-19-tf ! I orintendent of the local puik
board.
Notice.
To Whom If, May Concern:
Whereas, the Waters of Five
Point 'reek, situated In Fnlon
County, State of Oregon, have been
closed to fishing for trout and other
fish Inhabiting s-tid waters; and
WhcrefiH. the necessity for the
further closing -of s:ild waters of
nald Five Point Creek Is no longer
apparent;
Now, Therefore. Hy authority of
law vested In the State Oainc Com
mission of the State of Oregon, un-
der S.-ction s. Chapter GO, Laws of
I !i2 1. notice is hereby given that
the wafers of Five Point Creek,
situated In I'nton County. State of
Oregon. Ik? und the same are here
by reopened to fishing for trout
;:nd other fish from and after the
.1st day of June, Hi 2ft.
Any end all persons whomsoever
llrhin' for trout und other fish lu
raid Fiv Point Creek, situated in j
I 'nlon County. State of Oregon. In j j
violation of this order will be pros-;
edited as by statute provided.
Oated at Portland, Oregon, this
11th day of May, I:t2a.
OLFCUN STATK OA. MIS
COM MISSION
Py Harold II. Clifford.
Chairman.
Py I. N. Kleinchnenf
Commissioner.
Py J. W. Maloney,
Commissioner. '!
Ly M. H. ISauer, J
Commissioner.
Price. J
Commh-'sioncr il
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As a remedy, the park board 0ii
begun a project of supplying t&3 -wuter
through the drilling of wells
An Sim foot well is being sunk Uj
Mlnmiiaha creek, Superintend ijjl
Wirth said, and it is hoped tj
strike u flowing well, hut fuiliiUj
in this, u pump will he install :
Should one well he insufficient;
several others will he sunk. ;
.Minnehaha Fulls has a beautiful
(Hi-foot drop, and Is about 45 fnl
wide. Tourists from many states
visit the waterfall nnd adjacent
park, legends of which are con
tuined In many of the romaiiti
works of the Indians who once im
Habited It.
Work on Ihe project Is expected
to be completed iv middle summer,
Mr. Wirth said.
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It AM It All,
Tin La C.rande Pirates will play
the Cove team at the hiuh school
grounds Wednesday al'tei-mum at 4
o'clock, Cove defeated Lu C.rande
early in the season and the Pirate:;
are expect lug to t urn t he tables.
Mont' miss this game. It
(rmluulion nnd Lruduutln;
Prc'-enls
Some beautiful urthi s for mad-
Uallng presents, rnr then- you wish as a park showplace usnoelated
to remember. Von will find them with much Indian lore, will be
Artificial Wells to
Keep Up Minnehaha j
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Pictures- Ij
Mue Minnehaha falls, immortaliaed
by Henry Wadswnrth Longfellow S
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trip In Montana. Put Ihe c.ib fa-
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