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Tuesday, January 25, 1927. 'EA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Five St Local News In Brief 1BkatejBa.lJfjaH CO.M1NO TVKXTS -I -ell. L5, 211 District bs. ki'iball . HHiniuiiiciit at Union, ore. ' .lime 8, 0, 10 Villon Live stock shuvr t I'nluii, (n July 2 1, ' 23 state An l- run li;lou cuim'iiIMm In 1J Irumlt'. fell. IH, III J-OIIJiJl lllllllllll eco nomic coiil'crcnotj here. linker Yesterday ' .Us KoHenhnnm wan at DaUer lerduy uii bUKiucKM, - . L. Joseph mi It illness U A. McMukuth went to .Jnse.ih this niurninj.r'ri train on business. . .Meet TonlKliI The Woman's l:oiiertt nsnclulion !l meet tunlKht at tlto Knights of ihius halt. t'ciidlfioii Today . J. II. Kocney. ntilroacl Httitlon iit here, went to I'cmllctnn this uruiiir? on train No. 17. ii 1U Mnihcr I h'H. timer Uarnwell went to LiiilhiKhHt on tlii.s nioruliiK'H train; hero she will visit her nuHlior. " I'liirns lo Mluiii , Her fun i' days spent in Li liinde on business J. .l . Iluffiaan turned to hut hoiue at LIkIu this oriiing. - i Seaiiel I''Vit il-.ttle .Miss liulli Lilly, darj-'hte .Mr.and Mn;. . Lilly, who has I. en ill i f jearlet fever Tor fVi days, isjiiueh belter, i T Jvf In line is ujhler (luariiiitine". about he Lll- fl for rarina .Mrs. A. M Lergvr left wi Claude is inornljig for I'arma. Ida., ir sh" 1 1;1 be for a few days in busincHs.'. Mis With .Daughter Mrs. llaltio Kerguaon returned st nlKht t6 her home In I'eudlo--n after visiting hero for some nit- wllh her daughter, Mrs. T. It. , iliiams jn, nlerprlsc buvr in Town lianbl Itqyd, well known lawyer om Kntorprise, waa a La Grande silor yesterday. .s ;iker Slim in Town M. Ryder, who is connected he Kyiler brothers printing n ofV llakor. wus lif La e yesi.Mday on business. i Mil the onreri iindr -4. aek at School lliaee Golbel Is ublo lo resume "V work iirthe senior cluss of lhe: gli ticiioolf here ufler being con- J,,' u,.,.f(, ruso of tohsilllis. lore I'rom Hakcr Allen C WrighL of Rakor ,,.i,PI,n is connected with tho Masterii I li'ht ii m PiilVCI' CilllllliinV. la llio clrr-toduv on l.uslneHs.. . miartied Mert- ; ,. .. if. roimimrer and Kdna Seluml b.ih of Pendleioii. were' u'ried here Saturday night at rjot'l; by Justlec of ciirc HugliK. P.rudy. j on) i:eentive Here K. PusnelV Sott. reeently hired ' Hie iri-tinily boy seolit collll I. iioimlinv'! Hakur, Wallowa and ni. .ii counties;- arrived In Lu j !-:uitie this', .morning on train No. i j; -. i Wav lo .Miimm ! l:. K. Pinions was hero this Ntniiii; in liis way t Mlnain. lo re he Is'tcuiployeil wllh the lihoad coiiiimnv. Mo spent the eek end with Ids wife al llcriuls- ,. '(- ' t T7' After HlnVrf Mi4. (IriuO Rami' nnd daiiuiiler. 'My. were io Mo rst lime y'Mter III been ill';of ije trt be ill for the lay. They havr irb l fever for the Their homo on two weeks. A'l.inifi avenue Is under ouani ritlne. daugh- ' Vlii ai vun-n Mrs. Lva Visher and her r. .Miss Ky;i d'-isher, were ni:n!e (Ills' 'tuorning. i'hoy Ii. i -i were i tlieir wav.'to l-'Inru to visit r la- !an tn be ifi Wallowa county 'iitftinio in' March. IWd Capttiiiu l-'urcwi'll J Last night members of the Sal- ii.n Army and other friends of P'ain Haniiah r'onner mot at Iho '!! for a sleighing parly which i followed liy refreshments and 'iin- befnr she left on the 1 1 :30 ; ' lock traiujfor Roseburg to take i;irge of tin .tfalvatlon work there. I" iii-iiil MccllnL- Mr. unci .Mrs. I'aul StrntlDli unil I'liiiluer hai-r Ki.ne to I'orl linid. jiere Mrs. Stratum and daiiBhter I' visit fiionds while he attends ut n uunquei nere nims i-."kaKsH-Kafewiiv huvers meetinK nlfc-ht for Llolse. Illks of Wulln Oakland Oal Sitrntmn Is man-. Walla. Ui Cirande. linker and other f the SKiiKKX-Hnfeway stores Wool Blazers at Clint's v-' ' SPECIAL LOT And Our Entire Line at Half Price To Clean Up. V Select Yours Today. 1INT'5 (LOTHIE "the store with a conscience" ' Men's and Boys' Outfitters T i here. They will return (u their home here next week. Water SiiM-rlntnililit Here U A. Stanley, water superttitcnd ent of Oregon, la stopping In I.a Grande for a few daya thin week. Wallowa Man Visiting Qvr anent"a few daya In La Orundo this week . : . . . - T ' 1 . isiuiijf irit ruilierw- I tho livestock men attemllns tho Harold Green, of Iort)ana. In convention, visiting in La Grantlo with htsi.. t iv . . J father, Herbert Green, who works in .Sh'srisl's Jewelry more.. Ho WIM . uo indefinitely. ( : : -i, I'lMKftrd llmno Tomorrow - I V. H. Leimnan will arrtvo 1 home, tomorrow : from I'ortland where sho has been visiting with relatives for tho past few weeks. Itetiirn to AVs-shliiiton - Mr. und Mrs. It. H. Gwynn ro- turned this mornlnic to Wash luekny. Wash., nftor vlsltlngr hero i for sonio time at the H. U'.Jordon und V. L, Klnntun homes. lllglii l-nd In Tomii -.,.- A - I .u I.1 Mill,.- ' ....' i 4 1.. I ....r... 41IINVI,. ut jiKiii. ,11 'iu( inonnis, eeoriiury 10 rxovenioer, pens, i no oiu nunuinga wm soon uo ouauging tno- oounuary iiciwoen La Giando roi a few days this iiiu, exceeded that produceil in ! moved away from the pulco whore Joseiihlno and Oouglus counties, week. Khu Is having her tonsils tho corresponding moiiths of iUBithey have soilong rested, and In Heprisentallvo Collier today in reinoved. Mrs. Miller lst stopping .jty 3lLtJU0.0t(0" pouiidf". "tho sec- t their place will bo laid the foundu- troduced house bill 231 providing ul. the l-'ph y hotel. il rotary tuid. ' This is un Increase , Hon of u modern soven-storv hotel, boundaries for Klu ninth, county ul, the 1 -"T-'-T-'-; " t ,'. KcturwMl to linker . . Mrs. lioso llarrls roturned to her homo ut - linker lhls hmmlng nfterl visiting In I Grande since Sunday nt the Home . of " her son, nnd Mrs. daughlcr-ln-law, ' Mr. Ham Hurrls. Isitcd Here a Mo nih il rs. Ida Itresheurs this - morning for her -huhio -" at -lWlMe,Jyear average; Good grade steers. Ida., after visiting in Jji Gruode for a mouth at the home -of Mr.. und Mrs. K. O. Stundal. , lA'ft for Home' " Aflcr visiting their .three daugh ters, Mrs. . II. Leale. Mrs. MA. Towery and Mrs. Carl Keller, In La (irande for the past five weeks .Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. Preston left this morning for their home at t'ald-. well, Ida. To .Make Home Here 1 M i-m I II litf-oliu nf 1'ofiillntnn was In Lu Grande yest. rday look-i hig for a homo. Sho and JncoM will come' hero next Mondny and . will make their home at 1202 Kteventh street. Jacobs will bo i i n iwi,.,... i.i.ri. enguged lu a business here. j .H . - ; if, .,..- itiiLi'f !.' ; I Mr. and .Mrs. u. Vinson toturncd to their home at Maker this morn- "Grande with Mr. vim-oii's mother, .Mrs. Alice Vinson, wjio. is iji hi , (the Grande Rondo hospital. The vounirer Mis. Vinson. Is a nure and bus been caring for her husband;s mother. . She Is much bettor- new ku. tliey are returning home, i "I'O'as Mier 10 niniiiim - mia u. Hcnyuun. oi ivuiucia, was In lown yesterday With hcrj Predicting a good consumptive sister Mrs. L. W. 'Horse of lAina. .demand for 1 !27 the secretary said the,. mini. Airs, norge ims ocen sen- ously III and Mj-s. Schubert aud she have just conic from Lima when the altitude wus too high r... -t..u ll..r... . Mlw. irn Ini Portland where' she will remain I lor some time tor her health. I lie ueciano me hmimm u. , .."arc InslgnifJeaut, ulthoiigh th-y rrlvcd TliU Mornliitf lr. Maud Alien, medical mix-' jsionary from ' India, arrived here this morning on train No..:i. ne was a guest nt the regular forum luncheon of the chamber oL com- nieree this nuon and Is being enter- tulncd at a ton ut the home of Mr, aTT. Hill this nfterrtfion. While tin Iji Grande Hr. Allen will he the ! ucst of Ur. and Mrs. K. V. Moss- i man. Un For California !. Mrs. May Luld und her two duuuhlcrH, Vera and Alma, loft for .their homes In California -this ' In i linlti v.. 17. Mm. I I will go to Herkeley. wherd sh tn employed In a hospital there. Alma goes lu uuKiami, wnere sue u nurse In the hospital and Vera lo Sacramento, where she Is nursing. 'They have been lu la G run do for Itlng friends and relatives. They ! formerly made Hielr home here. , . , , PJU0 Fgf Wilt MKS Vf1?! . Visit Pendleton rnXIH.KTOX. Jun. 2.1. (AP) 1'einllolun IClltrt nro iiropiirlnir for tho official visit of Churlos llniko low. ot l'lillolililu. exulted ruler of the order, hero tonilfht. Ciruke- low l expected nt oclorK irom ).eivlu.n and will be KUe.il 01 honor towns will lie in liltcnoance nere. i STOCK INDUSTRY IS ON THE MEND Secretary Jardine Tells of Progress Made During , the Last Year SALT I.AKK CITY. I'lull. Jail. 25 (AP) There will bono increase III grnsinp fef-s this year. This , ... ..,..., .... ,,.. . ...i. ' definite announcement wna mulrt " "y Juruinc, aeoreuiry of ffricu',,'ro' It came during his """" " KI,V "" . Iftflf Rniliil nit xmionntlAn ..w.. 11 ilia, wun rucr Vl'U Willi IlIIll IlIlHt IV HALT LAKH (MTY, I'tah. Jan. 26 (AI'J The pant year lias wen Increased production, better quality nnd increased revenues in thu llve etoek industry 'erclary of Ari culturo Jardine (old the membtrs of the National Livestock ussocla in ,., unnn ...iinn i.B , day Becreturv Jurdine cumo to ' wo,lU1 bo n,ark X liuitdinic The house also billed house con uif , J . . V Vu. 1 wl,lch WHa ul,l,Ilc n nature, as current reHolmion ciiIHiik fr the . b . - . , j i'erenco yesterday und remained to speak ut the opening scsalon of the1 convention wlkh continues jtnrounn iiiursuay. i, "The total iiuuntlly of beef pro- duccd from, cat lie tdiiuuhtorcd uu- dcr rcderat luspecllun in the ten j . ... ' . . i I i'of 8 per cent und exceeds. J lie five , yen 1 nveruge. I l-iy'25, : by 522,- nuO.OOO pounds, or M per cent. : cHlnc tlie Chicago Mockvurd re- elptn as an example the secretary suld the total' receipt 9 there hud lurreased 12 nor cent und the ' I choice nnd prime grade steers 1 showed an increase os .i &a per cent over a similar period of 1126 nnd 50 per cent nbovo Iho four Increased 24 per cent nnd thero j was 'a decrease of 13 per cent in .'What; shall wo sell tho deur old rOP treatment of her acid burns, the number of common grade j home. I The crowds trampled the grounds! steers handled. Near on to fifty yours . ... B(. Hald, and sho wus turned avny. 'Those figures do not tell all tho our home made dear by" me m- J Krom hospital to hospital, sho story." the secrelury continued , ories most sweet? 'sftd, she went, until she finally bo- "because steers represented only As growing boys and growing glrla min treutincnt under a Hoctor 4S per cent of the tolut sluiiglitor in year forever gone, - : Robert King.. When his bill was Of- those months. Tho other 62 . 'e played around the hearth at presented, however, 'Hrownlng per cent Included cheaper classes mother's feet. : "stormed," und demanded that of cattle cows, bulls and slags I I Mrs. Mayor, companion of Mrs. and these enjoyed u price ndvance Those happy carerrce childhood .Catherine Heennn, Mrs. Hrown over the corresponding period of days. hlK8 mother, "go in und ubuso 1925. This wus sufficient, with u seems but yesterduy. I him," because tho bill- wus "out- ine o tu ueu in -wii..hvmi mi id, lse be-average cost of .ull cuttle siuugiuereu eeni nor iv founds, or around 2.60 per head. , .Market lHccs I letter i The market prices improved to- ward the end of the year Secre- tury Jardine said, and tho demand for light weight steers, both for lury jaruino for light weight slaughter and feeding purposes L'wiis remurkalile Tlie tendency iinlimijir!.iua giving the -ttocly t Ul'llOV mirvi '; ..v.......... ... --. The tendency towarti nninim ' slaughter of calves Is Increasing. The annual slaughter was placed under 1 2.200.000 head, and cannot wfl itiis number without depiei- ling stock. The increase last year, ' s-.uo, lenos iu iuani-i ratuemens posiuun. that wnne inoiisiruu imbi:"ij may. not lie mnlnlaincu. mere is no t.xiectatlon of enforced unein- piuyin' - iH or of wage reductions.", Iniiwrls liislKiiiririinl bare" Increased in rceem nion.n. Most of them come from Canada ho added. 'I his is duo to eeon- omic conouioon ... and Kuropf Should Industrial conditions improve in itr m ninuu and Kurope he wild, there will he less likelihood or a inalenui Inrrunse In our lieof lniiorts." I rBlnK Hie c'utlle 'men to Im prove Ihelr i'"-:-"'-". lary .iiiioin.- . ,. .... . .... u:il(l II MIIIIIV III! 1 1 IIIH- elosed Iho fuel Hint Unproved I siori ll.isi a -i" l-i ...it utllily value nials. llian eoinuion ani- 100 Cups Coffee Downed by Kinard PORT ARTIICR, Tex. The coffee gutting record bus been smashed again. I. Kinard, who sells real estate when he Is not drinking coffee, downed 1 00 cops In 7 Ihiuim and 10 min utes. ItAltP.r.K DRI.XKS Kit CI PS WINXIPKG Harry Sinct. a barber. Is entitled to some ree ognltion In this drinking bus Iness. True he downed only 8ii cups of coffee In tdx hours, but he used a pint of boor us a chaser. Serious Epidemic At Chiloquin, Ore. KLAMATH KAI.LS. fire.. Jan. (AP) Typhoid epidemic at Chlluquln was proiiotiuecd serious today by Dr. J. S. .Wwsoni. Klaiu th health officer, and flcorgc Me jMnlels, state sanitary engiiifer. who Investigated the situation yes terday. Kleven eases have broken out In the district. According to Mel Jan bis. the .Williamson river from whleh the city receive Its water supply Ik con taminated from buildings lor a ted on the river bankn above Chiluiiiu. Offer Tax Cut Plan As an Amendment WAHHINOTON, Jun. 25 (Al') Tho dentoeratlc proposal for a .13i0,000.0iu tux rediieallon r (oetlve next year Is to be offered s an umenduient lo the I17&.0H0- delc.-ney tillUlow nindilih ill' Onward March of . Local Progress to Destroy Landmark (Continued from Pan On como to them, aa would bo tho STATU IIOUMK, KAl.K.M, ore., case In present-day methods of 'Jan. 25! (Al) A yearly tax of 6(1 subdivision, but they counted their ! cents per kilowatt on nil hyldr.i weulih In their friends and con. : electrlu pawcr sold In Oroiion would tented themselves with tho bless-1 he required by n bill Introduced In inirs iff wholesome livlnir. ' tho house this morning by ltepre- Irf 1807 Benjamin V. Orundy 'sentative Kdwurd Hehulinerleh, of and l.ydla l'nlincr Orandy. . his. Washington county. . Sehulmerleli i ii., nveu near wnnt is now the innu. nr ..! .... I -... n oiiu miner, miim a lone pine tree until reeentlv J marked tho spot, ami it wo in : 1 mi iney limit their honit! nt tho rui ut r ui I'ourin ana Adams, 1 - - .. . .. where they lived together until Tho Hponsor of Iho bill maJu 1!H when Grundy., or "Undo talus, that it would return from Hen'1 us everyone learned to call IKuu.ui-u tu I1.000.00U u year with him. passed away. , ; In a Uocude. Mrs, Grundy has never chnnffed ( The house today adopted house her residence und her ready smll.) Joint resolution No. 9 provldliuf that nnd loving kindness welcomes all men who were actually enlisted In I who chance to call upon her. J It was their hope und deslro that i when the time enmo for them to IrIvc up the hoinestond, the spot tho prominence of tho location Ua- served an impoHlpg structuro. they believed. Dream Coiim's IViio The march of progress hun now, touched tills spot, which to tho - family is almost a sacred one. and unless omethiirg unforeseen-hup- Josephine and Jackson delegations i . . ... ... . : . . . . . 1 Tho ' denrunds of tho city's growth easls aside the sentiments of a faithful heart, yet the spirit of these nloneers will forever bless - and hover over this dourest placo. 0n earth to them, Th0 Home. Tin. Kiiirlt of the tninsnetlon thnt wm i,.ad to the removing of tho 'landmark to muke way for the.' , hostelry Inspired 11. M. Grundy nnd I and the following verses evolved . Trom Ills thoughts: "Selling tho Oltl Home j. or nine in i iigni inuves wu i ly through thu yt'ars: AI1U) us u journeys on us way, jt brings to one und all, The sweets of life along with bitter tears. 'Twos here the little ouch were born. In younder chamber white, And happy wedding bells reechoed loo; .(-onld wul.s cohverso'und pictures What wondrous tales lliey'd loll, j,-or Helton pules compared wllh romunco true. Fwas hero wo spoke the purling Word, ' i no lender lasi lurewen -j-0 rather, staler, urotners -loved ' 0f earth; Am, now they want, to buy tho home, ' T)u, u,..u.(,st s,,ot of all. t;oM (.i(not purehuso treasures of HUvil worin ' 1 Through ull these yours u mother's smllo Has brightened every nour; A mother's courage cheered each tainting heart; A mother, first to make n home, Her prisoner lingers Inst. As wife and mother never failed her part. , (If eourao she'll hiivi? r hotle. hotter More iModern. lll-lo-dall w. hardwood floors, und walls . " lll,.,l fin,. All,rovln8 ,, to care for her 1 1 1 her ileelinlnit-duys. Twill help to eusu lllu uehe, fair mother mini: lis thus with every earthly prusu Knlhroned within our hearts, The passing years, they never every lie; Aud so we'll sell the house and grounds. Its sacred memories keep. For that bright homo eternal bye und bye. U. S. UNLIKELY TO BE DRAWN INTO CHINA (Continued from Tage One) places eignors' even coiiimandocrlug motor cars. JAP WAIlSllirs AT SHANGHAI SHANGHAI. Jan. 2 ft ( AP) Pour Japanese destroyers urrlvod here today from Sasebo, Japun to Join the many other foreign war ships safeguarding the lives und property of foreigners III China. The Japanese warships uro of small draft and can be despatched up tho Yangtze river If their pres ence 1 needed In that restless In terior. p. s. to act si;pAHATi:rv WASHINGTON, Jan. 25 (AP) Th" Porter resolution proposing that the V. S. act Independently ui ol her nations In lis deulhms j wllh China was approved toduy hy the house foreign uffulrs com. Illlt tee. To lit ll,l ii(in;l, KI.A.mATH KAIJS. Ore.. Jan. ITi. ( A I' 1 l 'oust met ion of u lll.'id. mill hotel In the hiixlnexs district of Kliiinatli I-'alls -was aunouiiecd to day hy fleorue t'liristie. Kneranielito liimincijH in.in. firouni liiiilrtliut "III he luoki: n In fti d:iys Several Bills Are Introduced At State House estiniuieu mat tno measure, ir pnn.i- ' 1.1 i.-i ... ....... vui nuum ui mo, ill iiwiui .-iv.u"i to the state this year. It would not o Into effect until after it daya from llio aay tho Kovernor aluned 11. ' the army and served In officers' training camps during the war Hhuuld be included HinutiK those eligible to state bonus loans. uppolntment of a commission of 10 to cooperate with the federal gov ernment in not King urrangemeuts for the celebration of the L'Outh an niversary of George YuHhiugion's birthday . Tho house lute yesterday passed Iidmhr bill. Kl Intrurlueod bv i he that, coincide wllh tho gOverumeht map. . , , Itopresentnllvo Crumer Intro- duced u bill fixing the lino at which salmon may bo tuken In tho ltogue rivor. . ' ... - FllJALHES TKLLS ' OF "CRUELTIES" (Oontlnueil 'fr'ora Tage One) rngcous. ' The . bill was. sho thuught, for $20U. A picture of Marian Dockerlll was Introduced. ... '.The woman was described us a "very weird woman," with a "snake around her nock." . ' "Mr, Hrownlng asked me to got. well acquainted with her and have h r to dinner. Ho said she was head of u cult and was over fifty, ;but. really vpry young looking, ,1 didn't think so," said the witness. Had Goosn In Home -. Hrownlng ut the Kairtield hotel, tho .witness siild, brought home ,a koohc which was described as "an African .honking . gunder." Yh KOom i,ft. tho apartment In very bad shape, she. said, but Hrownlng did not mind. . mice, she said, they all went to, Long Reach with the goose hunk- Ing in tho rear of the nulo ull tho way. Her picture, was taken with tho gander, too. she said, at her husband's . request. ' - j The "gooso episode", took placo . in .1 ul v. she suld. three, monlhs ft;r U)1 ,IIUrrlage. Hor molhor hud a room at thw hoti with 'them, whore she dressed Hut acid ilUrn Her presence was at Urowiilnit's request, Iho witness suld. At AlhiiAy. Mrs. Ilrownlni; wild, she wus asked lo pose In nil her dl-esse , for lle.wspuper pholo Kruphers. "Weio you nnnoyed by news liaperinin ut Hie next slop, Ijik" Cleorse ." usked her iuial loner unu : .r.v. ,,,, 'We w'-ru not unnoyed hy news-papi-nu'-n," she answered. "Hut HrowuluK l"d ti eumera of Ills own alonit and he. look pictures ull Ule lime. lie hud them ell- lurR,-.,i when wo returned lo Now York und ho euvu them to tho press then." I'iimIhmI ller tl Moor Mis, llrownlliB lit one point In her tesilinony told of her liusliund tnkliiK her hy the mek nnd push ing her lo tho floor and suylnu hooh." That llieldeiil was ter niinuteil, sli" said, hy her mother Inking her rrom 1lrownlnu"s i-oonl. Slie wus sill) on the stand when court recessed for lunch. Mis. Illonnlillt, after heln., sworn, uuvu. her ukc us 10, June M. 1S2H. She said she first met Hi-owu-InK at a McAlpIn hotel dance March fi. li'li, when eseorled Iherc by a young man named 1 1 1 eT':t--i 8 B B ll s j S trrrrm-m n i a.. A Healthy New Year BEGIN life anew. Be rid of those Piles and other Rectal and Colon ailments. A permanent cure Is oMly and qutfKiy accompusncu nr my effective treatment. Otherwise, you , wllh hejUh ,nd ih,, rtllf -..Una monev for years without relief Ns hot.il.1 operation or Mhcr ditT.clle of sWrt J-" twin... M uwal. I to nlndt thout and, of sue. wom nj cMldfin well. Hut I' "Va, .move .11 ilouM. I GUAHAN TP.R to cure any cale of Pile o return the patient'. fie M'-10O-pacc bonk of fart, and trttj. moaUU U FKKK lot the aiklnu. DEAN. MD.Inr.' iZzJmmmmmmmmi '' apesi ! Ma J2 mm IMorrlH. Tho dauee, hIio under stood, was given hy- u' girls' soror- y. uou &vv persons woro pix'seni. At 1 1 p. in,, she suld, Browning arrived. He - was pointed out to her Htunding tn the middle of the ballroom, sho fluid. All the glr's greeted him, she said, and Kthvl Muss Introduced her to him later. lie usked if sho vvus n member of tho sorority und if not. said he would like her to Join und wear a pin, she testified. The sorority, she said, was called by Greek let ters meaning "pretty little things." NH-lal Whirl HfscrllMHl She said that the next time she saw him waa when she accom panied him, u few nights later, to too r.vcrgiaues emu. i uen ioi-( lowed a recital of many donees. i parlies, suppers und theater visits. Hrownlng, she said, had u pen chant for green bund kerchiefs, ' and m:ed to can y "hundreds of them" nnd lo bestow them one by one on any young woman who adiulred them. lit- took her. sho said, lo a "Night a rarts" and bought her a book containing Improper pic tures. HroHiung wanted to see her every day after SI. I'ntricks day, she suld, but her mother olJct;te l. If he couldn't see here In the eve ning, could not he see her In the uftcruoon. she testified that he asked. Sho said she then began to mo him In tho afternoons, He Agreed. She said bo proposed to Iter on the Sunday before March 27, the night on which she-received mys- terlouH achl burns. She refused to marry him because of her youth, she said, but t-aid If she married him at all, he would huxo to watt till alter her sixteenth birthday. To this, sho said, ho ngreed, , Supreme Court Justice Seeger ut the opening of court tod'iy ruled that the Orowning t-'opura-1 tlon trial shall bo heard wllh the J press und public present. Uo ro j in sled reporters, however, to use discretion In reporting possible ob jectionable testimony und ordered tho courtroom cleared of ull young boys und girls. Greenwood Students Make Big U. S. Map fCnntlnui'C rrmn Pane One) J first to Kaslcrn Oregon. Indian i robes designate the location of I'maiilla county and Pemlletou. A picture of a while-faced steer, such ' aa ure raised on the Walter Pierce ranch, show the locution of Union county, along wit h other pictures showing lite production of this county. Utile bits of wool pasted to thu map indicate that aheep are raised In lOaslorn Oregon also. In connection wit h the project the boya of tho room build a little cabin of willows, representing tho Oregon plonccrn home und a cov ered wagon, oxen-drawn. Tho cabin hiiH a chimney of day and 1m partially covered with moss. The wagon, with It's oxen cut out of wood, is a twfl-wMef' h fl'atr; 1 sthr llar to thoHo lined in pluncc-r days. Posters around the walls of tho room show tho ten la rgest ell les in tho Culled States and, what they ure best known for. Asu lunguugo examination the students wrote letters lo various chambers of com merce of tho largest cities and tho answers received nro part of tho project on exhibit. A spelling lesson on words per taining lo geography, Is also on display along with a lesson on thu nieunlng of geography words. l(,or an art lesson tho pupils made posters of the Old Oregon Trull tind Wallowa lake, which aro In cluded In tho exhibit. About u month's tlinu was ro- danger constantly larks In Allayed elimination. Kmmp tit al a U441 by keeping tke "tract" alert the lint or der lor whleh Is enenient eaah day torn way of tha properly balanced led We Buy for Less We Sell for Less SOME MORE JUST ARRIVED! Our heavy cham bray Work Shirts, 2 pockets, triple stitch ed, at ...39t? Men's Moleskin Pants, nicely tailored. Regular $3.95 value' for $2.95 NiwaRKbTORe Destroyers of High Prices. quired for making tho project, Miss Snook said. The map is not en tirely completed, but will bo within a short time and will probably be used In -touching gcogruphy by other to no h or s, Projects before this one were on health, und Illblo storied and an Iudlun exhibit. It has not yet ' been decided what tho next project will be. , Relief From Cold Wave Is General l'GKTLANl), Ore., Jun. 25 Al) Gradual relief from the cold spell of the. past week was ex perienced today. The wruther bu reau continued to foreust rain. Tho temperature was around Iho freez ing point early today, with grad ual rise throughout the morning. Ilus service on (ho upper Colum bia river highway was suspended yesterday afternoon, but Biiowplows were ut work today and service was expected to bo resumed Into today. Ilus service In other dlrcc tioiis was uninterrupted. Vessel On Fire Off California SAN TKUUO. 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Children's Hose 25c Children's fine ribbed cotton hose, in black or light shades. Sizes 6 to 10. exchange that a vcsuol of ubout BOO tons apparently wus on fire off. l'olnt Vicente, bound Into Sun Pedro, A naval tug wus ordered to the assltjlaiice. of tho vessel i-ho name of which was unknown, ana flrobouts hero. ulso were ordered to stund by. ; ; TODAY And Wednesday TODAY ri Sr .4z$&i tn I tt.u'1 completed by Lite cummer
