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TfllO LA (JKANIMi'EVENING OnSKItVFl! SOS TO SIT PARIS INDIANA. 'oWS. lild.. (Special) k i 1 ''rMi'.r- In a Blfinm-r chair! TliiK tin am d every A mei icn M dour.hbny wl.o eroded the pond Iwi-n .he.. i'i '.M7 and 'IS is being : hap d inward realization. Vlunx i the American Kegon for its c'Mivt n:iiii in 1'ariM tn 1!27, wltii h will t..h.- thousands of Am- ri an Win-id War veterans baeli 1.i th- lami -.J I'arh-y 'cuh. arc fit i tlJI - i' in iii concrete form. Til i-t tln.u-.iti'l veterans wlfl idfeud i 'iiv ii! ion, it is estl in'iti ' l.v .1. Wlelter, Jr.. of Ilk h ninnd, H:,int;, chairman of a sp- Hal i.-nmipi' in charge. The (rip v.il l Mi' form 'of a Rreal liiiriiiiriin- i' U'.i- American ccme 1 . -ri :i an.! batt : fi' l'ls in Krance. The liinv in' Hi V-HI h- five ttliM-M Jar::.' a." i"H previous pcace-t im' iiim nn ;n lit' -.1 M:T.r. SI- mi fin! tin i.l (. ;n traffic-- the !,.. (- Hi::.'.- immigration in ',!. lb ra'lroad:. bnnltM 1 C -Mi-tt IHI'I A HM-l'k'HIl ;;r.v i ilMi' tit i :,re en -opera I in Willi 11m i-;:i"ii In plrni lor Ms coiivcil tioN. It' rim'" ;il'):inn',llH'JilM Juivc Jic.ti TiiM'lr l'ir ! Iiittw salting from New Voi I:, i ;ision. Ma ni pi on :o:nK :,ini real ;in. I I loiiHluri or ia Kenton. ;i; r purls will be J -signal ! a.-: oltiei.il embarkation panda IT n'-'-.l' 'I. 1,1- Harve and i ln rl.oi!: will la- Mi'- I'l ' iicli purls Tin- Vina;-'- V. II be nilt'li' Oil i f :inn iH il i !" I nit- -I S'atcH l.lm-s Iiihl such foreign liners iim 'are lili' in addition to the fucilitlCH or 111'- Aim :i'-."ii liii'-. CI'iHH dis tinctions oil Hm- ;;hl)K will be done HU'H V Wit ll during ' I JiO COHVeHtioH trip.' American nillromls have agreed 'In want a one-way fan- for Ihe roiiitil trip between the home and th' port ni eiid-nrkathni. l-'rench rallro.nM n I ho will rranl r-luri' rali s lo I!h- (Ti'jiini.ii c:i, II W ln lilnitt'il. SiM-cial "li.nk to l-'rn jjc-" nav inf. rliiliM in-.'' In itio ortr.inl:'.',l liy hiuik.i llnoHKli'nii tii.- country to Ittip l.t-uioniii'lrv ave lln- nioncy uccfssary for tin1 ttii. Tin1 rluhs iM'ratf on Mm- shim- i-l'iti iih 111! "It rial in us h! vtuirs clnhw, I h' v't t'ran in:t!:imv f inal! rtrpois cv'ry w-' k until if:- tUii'- (,r Hi- ronvon lloti, S'-j'tt iiili'-r. I!t7. Alrcudy i:avo than 1 .'MiM.ooii In on (li'inmtt. A minimum o: about ?:nu will he rt qui ri tl arh iH-r.son for ex j ii;:(a nr.l hit !' u!aln of th( trip. S(.c isiiu tin fuiiiic, but .siinii'liniO'.r'W'c' c:m fool it ci)!'iin;v ". ...... STAND I5Y! RADIO I CJH Ir S V 7 I' ' ! . Ji Mill'iMIie. nielli o' al i l.-l-:.1 I'l till n I'o in I'Miliini: tor a i -; i " I mi h . i-. Hniniy ei v . '-',.t- ., t '.ntt jih tc I sn! i .- 'v. I. .md Speak- ' ; t .! ae. Mi.ir ! k'.-.. - rhinir II. ii S. Electric T7 1 11 Tr"0 D ISull. I i',:'. K..V-I i ( ,., ! I I , ! I ,l... V -I I , . 11. 1 1 M -I,., Hi!' : I IM III, J r.. i. .i tt.iu I :.-'..T Si I .11 :i I . ...i , I. Kill !Mi !', fjii Grande Warehouse & LS!rr3;c Co. JM.ihi 79i tli cominltti-c In rhurK'' f-tlinaleii. AiinTlcan Lffrtun ofMai nro iirjrtiiir iih inhfra who plan to iniiki; Hit' trl to miv tltnc iih tv-ll tin money, Him(Hlln(f that thom who can thko only two w' kn owuy from llu lr work u yenr take no va cation next tmniiiier, pi'rnilltlnK the (line to uftiimiilali' fur the -on-vention trip. A mlnlmutn of 23 ila.VM will he re(ulre(I. 8 tlnyn each way fiir the ocean voyaKc and 7 days In l-'rance. . i "' Tint l-'r nt h Covi'rnnv nt )iu plan-d (In Trociid ro, an auditor film with a healing capacity of 12, 000, at the disposal of the l-Kion, and ha adylned the Jeglon that it wilt send an official repreiientutlve (o the l uiteil Hta1- to u.vmIhI the lanninK of the convention. (inly bona Title, iiu'inhera of the LeKion mid the, J.ej;lun Auxiliary lor h't'h the ji arn of Ui'dil ami 1K27 and I heir ehihlreu will he eligible to (ibiko the trip. Steamers to Replace Old Salmon Sail Fleet SA.V I'ltANClHl'fl, AP) The hlHtoric windjammer nalnion paek- iliff flol Ilia, whlcJi yearly invaden tint lev wati-rs of AhiKka, 1h teln(? Mtei-reij into (he KaiUHMHo Sen of (ihllvion hy the (ijanl Steam. I ilHplaecment of the Hallhijf ileef WiiM Imkuii hy the ue of 1vj Htmill MteanierH hy one coin.pany tUL- year. N-Nt Hprlnj;, I here will ho more or llu-iii. and lo'-ni nii'i'hie of. IlehilH tloiiht whetlu-r Ihet" will he a Hall left on the Alaska l till wM h 111 two or there yearn. I leparlure ami i it urn iff tin pnekitifc rieet have heeii pleintcH iie IriehlentN of Hart I'Y.iiirlNiM'x wat'T rront many yennt. Mosi of I In v-K.selH irn to 'ar- ; norlli lirintol I lay, ami liny befcln to Ifiivr th- mhhlle of .M irth. hiM- every day or i wo until all are on tho way. The northward sail u.Hf tally talc-H '.Ui ihh and of It-n loilf-rer. The return from iri.;tol liay, made In SepiemheraH a nil", often reiinreH no more than 11 rtir.VM. I'a'oriihlo wlti'lH prevalt.'aini there are currentH thai upend ii; vfisen Southward, The crew and c-anners form a motley and colorful crowd. ' Nearlv every nationality In reprej-'-'nti-d, ami many a .swiirihlitiekliriir could he written around the vny. UK-a. l-i(,'litK galore h'-V'- In . u re corded, and wcury fki.p t: htive I hanked t ln-ir mar." w U- n ; in-y Hijrhted tin- (ioht'-n C.1'' aain . It Ik n Meal:, J.ard ll.'- in;- tin men durtnir th" five or m.-mihw they are away, hut tlti-;1' - nothing to Hpend ,iitiun-y t(.r, and nem-rally they return with limit- wanes In I heir inciter. Y?inen I'l'iiic I'upnlnr m f aglets of 1 1 aim In in Cnlaml TIVKRTf)N. (AI')Kve an mas ter or fox hiiiitlnfr acks hatt prov- I .. I r.illii.llilniill U. ...... I.. I.'.... i ' " ''" Manl and one reason Ik the fact that by lux tact ami charm she )uh been able repeatedly lo placate surly farnreiH wh-n men have fail ed. una of the hesl known wonien ma.vlnyt M((K;il,lUwtut,Nt:lt'. pf the VchI Kent fox hoiimls, which In one of the favorite packs of Prince Henry. .t prcHi-iil, there are at least clo ven women masters of fox hounds, eiKhle n women honorary seeret arles of clubs ami about twenty wonien ma.siers of harriers and henulcs. I'ox hiintiiiK Im now on in full tilt throughout the country, l'rlncs .Mary anil the luilehtw of York Inaiiii; parllelpjitc.l n-cenlly in sev eral chases in this vicinity. An other keen follower of the hounds is Lady Jean I uuhm I la ni.il ton. who rreiiuently liiintH all day ihen aitemls a theatre party or n hall in Loudon In the evening. School lAhihlts l llins. SANDY. Ore. Mnvtni? pleturep an Im-Iiik put on every week at the Sandy union hiKh school, receipts from which nr.- helutc used lo buy library bnnKs, make payment n on a. n w piano and maintain the baml and orelustra. A Klrls' jrleo club has Ik-imi orirunlxeil with Mtss Ah'hrh Kanuaeref ns leader and Mis Olalla tiHti-uin ns plan 1st. As seinhly im -t Iiikh are held every KM. lay. iliielltin of Your llreurd ' ' I H n Is tut tiw. I i here ni-i d be ll I'd nf pc i' mad nvain l"f MllM' be ha til l pp. , ;.) tii riMliilrv ith tin- -Jti't t. 1 hi-, imw -tllrleil to p vim i ' i .it ,(,. o Ihe .-.m-' (.-. 1 il , - hl iuht red. V i , t- ll pMIl an I . ' rl. I. dii ! ,m am v ;tv ' ... H .. K t i nn- (pial- Ii;l. It ; I - n t( tne;.t( li. I t- Uiiod. Oilier ft f V 1 I I ' al. i v ;m -lUng it lor nlHHd t (itl .( , i:.'!bi,i. ib 4 Ininle ' . Pi.. 1 1 - celling i f.lr N1.HA Vr wa'lt'ii. Itmv be iIhh If nolMttly i, iiilu v. t. iilt tn turn Kh HI i!ii v.-itiH- pt ice, Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. Tim I 'nor Man'i Frlwit" i iir I otiuili-jf. riionc I-3I No Kiinilay fluaiiirai EVEN HOMELESS HECTOR APPRECIATES A WORD OF ENCOURAGEMENT OCCASIONALLY i , ,, . .! . .. I . a Sesi. r vw WJ , svrt coT aroo.- X i : c i liii it ii im lt. .. --i.- . - . - . - r i j i "a h am & am m m, m. mm mmt Bk. mtt V.. an : ' ss. ; : , ' " 'I Farm Pointers Two llnw-lovlnK Oregon crops are not Krown In succession even after' limine, unless the lime ap plied has been excessive, says the experiment station. Different soils may renct differently to dlf- tei-ent ainuunts of lime applied. A thorough acidity test In heni em ployed before the lime tn applied, Karly sowltifr has been found to he most desirable In the planting of Oregon spring K'aln. Dates or planting varies on different soils even on tho same farms. Jnte l-'ebruary or curly March planting may he early on sandy loams or on other warm well drained soils while heavy, cohl bijIIh may not he rcaily. - I'or litis type April plant ing Is early enough. 1L Is heat to plant as soon u the ground Ih dry noiiKh for good working condition ami wai'iu enough to make the plant food available, .the experi ment station luu found. Too late, planting means reduced yields. Liming Oregon soils contribute to the t'l'Hclcncy of manure and at so protect inoculation and mih Hiaullally adtls lo the capacity of the bacteria ami plants to utilize free atmospheric nitrogen. It also ald.H formation of nitrates from soil organic matter, the experiment station hat noted, Among thi'k several physlclal hcncl'ilH nri.Hing from. Ihe nninulu tion of Oregon soils hy lime arc Ihe following as noted hy the ex periment station: rcnder soil per mcahlc, aids r-cepthn, storage and distribution of moisture, and forti fies una i nst 'heaving" ami winter killing. Soils of Orcuon that are difficult in lime possess poor "tilth," - tht evperlmenl siallon has round, llmo makes still more friable and mel low and establishes good grnnula lion. Nnrtli mid South America lo I StiiKc Oho- Onme by Itftdlo I llAVKItl-'OUIi. I'll.. (AP) North ami South America will fight a chess battle by air during i he winter. The northern continent will be iff m, M Im' W' ! t . ll ( t '(M'.'rc just about 2 minuti-s away from break f'.tst w hen you reach for a package of New Style H O Quick Cooking Oats. The new cereal with the wonderful "baked in" flavor. Toasted oat flakes that cook into granular oatmeal. Smooth firm in texture never sticky or pasty. Ami hralihlul ! A wcalcb of energy-building nrtahp. Jritci. liuiic. building protein, and tiuliiing minerilt.irt in every dnh. : That "all-night cooked" flavor in only to mtmtfts represented hy ITaverford College and the southern by the University of Argentine. Tlfe, plans ' are to carry on the match by radio. . Jwt year th Jlaverford College chess players started a radio match with xford t'nivorslty but did no) complete it, the Hrjtlsli Govorn- nieni noioing umt- mo i. niversny radio men's licenses permitted transmitting for experimental pur poses only. Tho distance to he covered In the South American match Is greater than that of last year's contest with this llrltish players. i Sajs Tailor Itlril Taught Adsm mid V.f, How to Si'r " I.IVKHVOOU Adam and. Kve learned to sew by watching the tailor spin Its nest. In the opin You'll Like the Flavor of Meadow Harvest Butter because it's churned fresh every day from closely graded, pure cream, and it is carefully pasteurized. Our distribution in La Grande is oiu', proof of high quality. Ask Your Grocer. Union Creamery 1112 Jefferson Avenue La Grande, Oregon. Phone Main 122 iHp iBtita rf'-Mi'11'1 ...!: ST.i"1 '."', -, I -5- ,tX. HW.H ."., .'T'"'-. i'-l ion of Sir Joitn lUand Sutton, bratei) Itrltish surgeon. c Sir Jihn explained that purgcons st 111 were searching for the perfect stitching material for wounds and asserted that birds, plants, insects and anlmuls had been studied with the view of finding the ideal sub stance. ( , ' "In India, llrnxil and Asia Min or, the mandibles of ants have been used from, remote l trues as chips for closing the edges of wounds, which are pressed together and ihe ant applied by means of forceps," said Sir John. "The ant separates it h mandible for defense, ami as the insect Is brought to the wound ft seizes the edgea and remains fixed. The body of the ant. anti septic by virtue of the formic actd normally present In ant.s, is divid- .w:i, ...i; iir ., i Ip- I QUICK coorjNS OATS : Cook 2 to 5 minutes only i'. aflccAirvQ-O Crxtyity' -.l llh m-lxxora. li-urhiK Hi inand- ll. lis Kru:.plnif ihr filipn of tlm wjjuii'l." j We Buy t i r y f f f it t if t ! VJL J LZ New York Store 5SBIIBIESB9BIEIBaE0BBIBBBBBKRIBI9IIIBlBflCaniEfl n a N PI a a tn . Ml HI S3 W a M U U n S3 u D a a ti (3 M IH ea ta S3 'Si jfil M U n ts S3 ti a tm a n w n M n n U 11 n 11 M M . Tin' only urniy lu-lne roiiBlili ri'il hy iH'opli' tlila -lose lo Chrlntninn to the Hulvallon Army. For Less We Sell ASK THE THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE WHO CAME HERE SATURDAY ABOUT THE HEAVY LOADS THEY CARRIED OUT FOR A DOLLAR. DO NOT MISS THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY A VISIT TO THIS STORE WILL CONVINCE YOU. - ": - 1216 Adams Ave. DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES (Smidles Few people would care to risk their lives in un known country 'without a guide. '' x Yet every day" your pocketbook ventures into the unknown to the market where products new to you are sold where worthy and unworthy goods beckon to you alike where it is even easier to waste your income than to protect it. r Everyone should read advertisements as guides to buying. They point the -ay to safe purchases. They tell you of the merits of worthy products. They give you a pipture map of where to go to get what you want. They save your time, just as they guard your money. Read the advertisement.?. Put them to work for you. Buy advertised products and you are on fa miliar ground all the time.- ADVERTISING REMOVES ALL DOUBT FROM THE BUYER'S PATH Wlu-n you nw a Irt-e torn tlowiT iiuw luys you nvvi-r know ir It wa llghliilnir or an auto. For Less T y t y t y y y I t t t f y f f f t t y y y T ? y f ' y y y y fi n M n u n n n n 11 u a n 11 a 11 a ton hdki TWAie H El is I HMmtf hwn am H wins: :saifliBicaRs: V KlYfAR. HAKIM W T
