La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 08, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.Tuesday, May 8, 1928 ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER gSoaErY:NEs Art Club Meets , : V - , At the Home Of 'Mrs. Robett Eakin May 9. Miss Pratt will be accom- pa.hled at. the -pluno. by leo cul len llryant, her Instructor. Miss Pratt will also be the assisting ar tiste at the. recital to be given May The Hambler's Art club metye i terifuy afternoon at the home of M'na. Robert K. Kukln, on Walnut street,, with 10 members attend- jt inn.- .--,, -' : oA. i -An extremely Interesting paper l-lM on "Art of Russlun Gntlorles" wns t ciiiii- has been studying Hie ron tlmntul art uullerteH und Mm MH- - ten" paper, discussing the KusMlnn art, was lu line with their regular art study. The annual pic-nit- or the club wilt be held on the next mooting date, . ; . 1 '. f Mr. ami Mrs. J, C. French; en tertained nt a surprise,'' dinner . in . honor, of their daughter, . Miss Frtthcis, Sunday, tho occaslqn. Ie .Ji.k her 17th birthday anniversary. The guests wore seated ui iibeau of the locul members are acquaint ed with her. a . Mrs. Viola Parker Rave a sketch or (he liro or anotner Oregon poet. Joaquin Miller, and fi-vud two of hlii poem. "Oregon" and "The Mothers of Men." Ah it wuh Union art duy. several oil paintings, water txolois, stenciling, pen work, pastel and other works of art by (local persons, were exhibited. Those, ex- i ui me isaeajawea ann vy miss hlbltini paintings wer Miss Syl weinei inn, pupu or Mrs. wuuam vlu HUKhey. Mrs. Walter I'ock.i n. rarKtnson, Bridge , Pointers By Milton C. Work j Wi:lXKHlAY'S l-itOGItAMK The National Broadcasting com- III.. UuAl A,ti..i. Mi.. l.-ltil.i Mil ir Mr. h K Miller . !. Pany program for Wednesday ': Mrs. I.ela, A.. Jones was hostess '..... Mr. Bert Knlirht Miss Be- n',,nt f',"'': J"rk and Ethyl: WAllavdnu iirii.Minnn .. t n .. ...I,.,-.- ... ' ?. V. ., . 830 til 0. V. ft. 1. Nile elllh- H . " -...... --mine Miner. Airs, mary i.. uui- . - .' ' dnnen mul llve.brdte luncheon at the Saea- ......... ...... .. ... ... orchestra program; 10 to 11, dunce ' jawea Inn .when xhe cntertnlnod I '''' .mud. KOW Portland (4)1m-01flko) the Monday Hi idgo club. Uueslsj rNIO.V (Spi'clul) The Altar so-' Kli Oakland (384.4m-780kc) 7:30, poultry talk: 7:45, hook ehnt: were 'sealed ut a largo table with ' piy 0f tnB Catholic church met agricultural program; 7:S0, nuin- . N- H, C; 11 to IS dnnoe nr- KPO Ban ' Francisco (488.8m 710kc) 7:30, instrumental trio: 8, N. H. C.i 8:30 to 10, studio pro gram: 10 to 12, dance orchestra. KFRO San Franolsco (464.5m OOOkc) -7:30. studio program: 8, Maxwell orchestra; 9, original compositions; 10, studio urogram: 11 to 13, orchestra, ' What stronglh, must North have 1 KKX . Po rt 1 n n d (S77.m-to make un original sult-bld uftor JOSOkc) 7. ilanc orohestrn; 8, ' pusses . by South (Deuler) and studio program; 10 to 13, dance West? At one time It was t ho orohestrn. practice for Third Hand to bid one K YA San Francisco (58.7m-'ot a "" '"at ho desired hla part Ssokc) 7:6, beauty talk; 8, studio ,nr """I " the expected No nrooram: 9.-nroirram: 10 to 1 3. ! Trump should b bid on his left: mis ne womii no wunout any spe.- a Centerpiece Of SllUpdtUgOtlS. . Ut ws.lnAU.tn ..rtnmnnn til ttii. hnn.n i-.-jo u i..ii. in me noiei uuiinBof Mr E- n Johnson with a large -. let: 8, N. II. (".: 10 to 11, tlfully uViinlnlccl lablf, the 'center- fTv1"'. -who hfad the Uepur room. Three tables of bridge were attendance After the regulur rou-1 KHQ SpoKanp (S70.:m-81 Okc) formed. I ,llln of utislneiia. with Ihe presl.'lent. " orcbeslra; 8:0 tn 10. N. B. O. Mrs. Ohnrlcs lllnguman won first Miss Kva Wilson, presiding the aft-I Kl'"' Angeles (4ll8.Sm prlze and Mrs. Henry Hill second, ernoon win spent soclully. Th ko) T:0. musical program; 8. . . , I liostess served refreshments. . Twenty children, members of I KG A Spnknno (20.7m-1150kc) the ''.King's Heralds and Home1 VNION (Special) The Western siicreii prngrain; 8:30. studio 7:45, orchestra; 8:15, third act of (tuurds, enjoyed tB untiual picnic district of the Woman's Home Mis- program; 10 to 12, dance music. opera "Mnrlha"; 9:45, orchestra; ' of. the two organizations, Saturday I sionury society of the Methodist' IvHJ Ls Angeles (31)9. Km- a to 10, dance music. I afternoon at the city park. Mis. church livid Its fourth annual con- 7ftokc) 7. band: 8. musical pro- KJll Seattle (348.0m-8COkc) It., w. helgluon and . Mrs. It. .'.vventlon here at the ciiurch Weil- gram; a, concert; in to 12, or- T:ao, music; 9, trio: 10 to 1 1. dance i-tment. nenday evening nnu nursuay, wnn .iiet.irii. dance chestra, KOIX l'ortlnmt (3l!lm-940'kc) 8, hnmr; , studio program; 10:10, pianist: 10:30 to 12. dance hand. Kf'WB Hollywood (301.2m 830kc) 7:30, trio; 8, quartet; 10 to 1 1, dance music. , KOA. Denver (325.9m-920ke) piece of which was a birthday, cuke were in cnargo or ine picnic, with , a. large numuer oi people in in- with 17. candle, at 5:30 o'clock, KXMVH- J- J- . "roomnei.i assisting lenuance. music. lollttwlng is the pro- tiiPAv..n.m-u.. iii,in..i, w,,u i inom. . j-rom i:so until late In the gram: v. eiiiicHuuy evening, ri-gis- AKitbi Mnwim. ,e ni.,,,1 in iion. i af tdmdon the clilldien. hod u merry trallon, 7:3(1 o'clock; di.votlonal qdeli In the rooms of 'the yreneh1): playing, in the purk. i Haclng service load by Mrs.- Belle M. the .iiuh .lay or April, im. Issued by the Itecbrder and under the seal home.',, Following dinner the guests contests were held anilpiizes glv- Wright, followed by a vocul solo of the city of i,a (irande, Oregon, altaohe.l to,the.'clty assessment roll ehSoyi'd nn liour or so of visiting. en. winners. A picnic Inncheon by Mrs. Killlh Wright I'hy; greet-lfor each Improvement Dlslrlct and Sewer lllstrlct, In said City, here--:ltli-ol-lown guests were ' lo't AOs' serveif by. Mrs. l.elghton, i.1rs. lugs to ull visitors and the different im.fter mcniloned and placed In my hands foi'exocul Ion. directing an 1 KrfJU'h,' Miss French's uncle,. tt.)io 'Tier: una Mra.,nroomlle.l bofore auxniuries, mrs. uuroner, uisuux c immanillng nle to collect, as by eliarlei' und ordinance of sald' city li-e'Triim Kinrene :inil llr. Vir- : l,Mr rcilHllien were lUKen nome: Tlie ireHiuein, - ui numr, nmnrwi "J clflc number of tricks. While I his was udvlsuble from the lead Indi cating viewpoint, there were two practical object Ions lo It. (n) Being on nrlglnul bid wllh out a definite slrength standard. It put Dealer In doubt ua to how far be might go In supporting It. (b) It - fretuently opened ' the bidillng of deals which would have been passed out by Fourth Hand, and forced North and South to de fend with hands loo weak for suc cessful defense. . . v. lit deference to the soundness of these objections. , modern practice provides that Third Hand, tn Justi fy un original' sitll-bld of one, should have. a holding a Ultle stronger than Is required for a mln New Home Frocks j Light, Airy, Cool . ' . Dainty materials, attractive colors and charming designs mark these ' lovely ! dresses 1 1.95 ; PUTMAN'S Notice of Delinquent Assessment Bale Nollco Is hereby given that I, A. C. HoyneS.' Chlef of Police of tho city of l.a (iramle, Oregon, under mid by virtue. of a warrant of dale, i lnmm slrength Initial sult-bld of one. litis atiuiiionai strengtn re quirement means no more than Intynrs provided, the ilellnqneiit assessments shown upon--each tald assessment gll.'ulso'tof Kngeno, who Is 'here I";0: organlantlons ,ore - the ..home miss josie uiojiiuuii, pusior 01 me r,,ii with accrued Interest and penalties thereon, will, as directed by Inn h, . Other guests inreign missionary -. , aepiui-. iihiiui..i.l ia.ni i"- v.urrnnt, in eacn cuse ntlucheil to the respective assessment roll-for wri,h' ' were Mr. . .Miss t l'blnney, - .Miss cla Warler'.'NItstel, Kldii .'. ,sn.lii,,.,i iiueniivMnenla, for- rlilidren bel ween the geant, "Challenge of the Cross," by I lie llliuii ljureii r-niner kiiib, i:uni posed Of Winlrred Halsey, Helen Hall, Katlo Iteuter, Kdlth Cheney, haVermt t'larke, Myrlle Jones, A I. a..lln 111. t.lnlrlu.r IS Clllb SlibjeCt trude Wheeler, Kdna Cheney, l.ois I uuinuie. Thursday morning nt 9 o'clock. LMara'.SIieiUti'd, ridge' Huffman, M-is';Jenn French and "the' -honor J J.J. ' .. '. .;T4ie Ilivorslde aid. held a nocJa.1 atjy'tlit, elm pel Kriday night. Nui'ii heYa Wvrv drawn for Iwo, qulftfl. Mrv Chris Wright and Mrs. MeU nair holding the winning numbers. An interesting program was glve,n ags'of eight ani 14., "Oregon Artists" 'KlOiV, Ore. (Special) An" In-' terestlne meetlnr ;of the Woman's club Was held Thursday afternoon till us SVMlflt th hnnii nt Tnm l.lnm. during the evening. ItefreshmenU tt.,h-.ilpil noftri,D . v, devotional service was conducted by Mrs. rohlman, district supply t secretary or Kmmanuel Methodist church of ltolse; welcome address by Mrs. W. W.- Halsey, president of the I'nion Missionary society of McHer- ier iiie iiruKrum. i t. - .. ...i Anoiit'tun was made, and-will be , ;v - ,.. ...... ' , ... usaiLto pay off the indej,tedi, fnion; response by Mrs, , ., ;i . 1 . ' ,neia, during the early part of the . n.. tHe'.ehupel. ; i ; ntinnrn ; ., n,' or Boise; reports froi r I with Mrs. Frank Sturgltl as chuir- rty Lompliments ,t Afpst the Improvement and Sewer districts herelnafier mentioned, on Friday, Mie Rt day uf June, lain, at the outside nf the front door of the t'ountv Court House In iJiOrande, Oregon, at 2 o'clock-p. m., sell ut public Kule, to Ihe highest and best bidder for cash, each of the hereinafter df r.'i-lbed tracts, lots, and parcels of real estate In the said City of M Grande, for the payment of the unpaid And delinquent assessment!, with accrued Interest, penalty and costs of sale, set opposite the descrip tion of each said tract, lot or parcel of real estate In thin notice, to-wit: jutted pt l.a urande, Oregon und first puhltHtied May 1st, 1928. O-wner Oregon Protective Association Chns. Htitchins Fred I. Jensen Fred I. Jensen B. C. Hamilton Vivian I'. Cooley from district . Vivian 1. Cooley ' Mr. and Mrs. Mohr .Cpmplimeptlng' Jlr, -hd ..Mrs. officers: vocal solo by Mrs. Floyd .Vivian Spalnbowei1, of Frultlund, Ore.; reports from auxiliaries. At 10 o'clock a covered 1 dish luncheon was served at tho church Cooley Vivlun P. Cooley Vivian P. Cooley W. M. Murphy J. S. Johns and .1. J. Ormonn lihe 'subjects for 'the .afternoon was "'Oregon Artists." Mrs.' Stur- f'Vii a u article aoout-A - , ,he ,,, nuxinarj, followed 'J. S. Johns and J. .1. Ormonn bertH..,Schroff. one of Oregon s ,)y tn() aru,rnoon 8wlslon, Includ-fwin. l.n Mora Clyde Patter, IinViv w Mni.r'who nr. iM.vn. '! w. ...... ... In devotional service by tne uev. -- " . vi ..b iiiB.u. ure.ua n iiiubi. nuteu .... , t i.i. . innini-. n..- in m.i it. thei-. hn.n. :ln ' ... .. ,. " . . ., . Uobcrt C. I.ee, election of officers 127 127 17 127 3-S 3-8 3-8 8-8 3-3 Kinmuii. i.',.ii. mii ui. m.i.h I . .." I- . . . 1. 1 . " '. .2 and a voful solo Dy At 18, Clauue .,nri,.inA,i ,M.,i.a, r . n.oir ... ... .i . -.cooper, or J.a uranue. rsne was -v " . , i .ins tome uivtruioo ;-iiiib, -neur, nn-'. ".,,,, ., i.u.i, m, friends last evening., 'Two," table veVto,.; Oret Mrs. Sturglll's, father. - J hoof v'vh 1,, bv ofhi lilgo were played with Mis, Ceorge.8c6tt.' also' redded at 811. p By'' n?J'' m,' " l 1 ennra r!ii.un,i . on.i i fi 1 tir tf.'. .. ' j. . the Ka Grande auxiliary: a report h ;'hv- ii-r" :""a..i?":-- : : on hospital work iy m. rwi... b. , wis -presemed 'WTth .a- giWtTM"" n hart,- or Ho.se.. and a playlet On-1 George W. Prr ...titer, .p i.inuunmu nit nnn-t 1 , '' 7 . . V titled "Importance or the iiuo,rt. Nixon ...-. piiv. iH a reiaiivs or ma' aio. ariisL . . . . ... .. Wm. l.a Mora Maud McNoun J. n. McNoud J. K. McNoun Archie. C, Clark Archie C. ('lark John I,. Mn rs Kobe erson Clydo Patterson of apple cIshuh were used. , Following bridge anSV exhibited J a.' number df car- "ox elven hy the um? auxll,liry' i'urpifllitnrirituJ . it'oi'h ' uanvArl !' . ilho 7. '. .1". '. 1 I ... v. concluded the afternoon s program . ... ............. iooiis inai uppeurea in me ure-; n,u.....i.... ....in.. .i... . .iu.,n.in.ii m.?.n? service was conducted hy the Kev. n .men fttii ' In III. v I e" wore: nir. ana aim.-, npurn. mmlaa-myeral years ago, ' Hk ff. IK., nml , Mrs.- l.'reil Jrines. i ...i ..... ... service . cunuuciru n, .ne Lenore Gibson, Dave Osborne, KM Slllt ..' "THhtitc to His Father ' H' H' Purl'el''' of '-a Onnto; Qtuwn don: Hunks and the honor guests ceremonial by the Queen M 1 :Mrs, Mohr. v . " . . V, " : . Ksther of l.a Grande; . voc , . Jsturgill also stated that a ;mov0r,. , Thou Hand,.. w , , -iment was under way at .Silvcrton MrH MoM ftpalnbower: lA, pretty spring party was given, to erect a monument. tO'liim. by by Mrs. C. vocal solo, as sung address of Portland: ujuj i g .1 . uen .r. ""W-- "" ,r B :T u, V ong. "Blest Be the Tie. that Binds" ler'-ti; Perry entertained the. Ws-".llfe of lMs. Kiln Rhodes Hlggln- .... , i,..h,i ., terla cliih ut their-homo on Slxtll' ,oti; one of- Oregon's poets and ' emcu lt very ,nte,.t,3ug street 1h.ee lab es of bridge were itiort. st-nrr writers Klla Hhodes- 8ccesful convention. . played,- Mr. and Mrs. Norvall' JoAes.iwas-a ..resident of La Grande -fori niaking high score.''... Following -a, number -of years. -having -spent j ' snl-ved. , Lilacs and npple blossonis, going -.to - Portland; whore she -was were used in decorating the rooms. '-'married.' , Mr. and . Mrs. ,'Illgglson ThO'.-WlHterla club will- meet next 'returned to' l.a Grande, where he '. ' Mo'ttday evening with-Mr. and.; Mrs. . rfnd' Mr'., llogers conducted 'a drugi Oscar .Berger. ,." ---.' ' p--I store - under ' tho fjrln ' name -of I t' s. .' ..; ;i'VKogers- and Higfflnson."- .Mrs.' "'Miss Seville Pratt: will be-the.. rBgglrison Is now- living at Belling- .- viunn snimsi ui me neueui concert --pam. - vvasu. .11 rs. iiairu also reaa . to'be given Weilnesdny evening, '.a. number of her puems. Several Lot lllk. AuVllikm 0 2.1 Williamson IS 124 Chaplin . 6 19. Predmoro - 7 19 Predmore KV4 ofSVi 7 . (I New Haven 5 5 WiBtlom 0 6 Wisdom '7 5 Wisdom 8 6 Wisdom ' 9 5 Wisdom WIS 1 2-C Original Town 159 3 8-c Original Town 16 4 2-0 Original Town 169 4 ; 21 Predmore .mo 3 21 Predmore 100 10 .5 Predmore mo 17 . 6 Piedmoro . 1110 JS 5 Predmore 160 0 -148 Chaplin . 158 10 148'Chaplln - 158 '' 11 14.1 Chaplin 158 Elmer Houston K90' 15 1 Pleasant Home 158 WVi N00' : 149 Chaplin sup B 158, "1 2 Tfoungssubdlv 108 W. F. Hendricks l 34 Chaplin 1175 R. C. Brown Geo. 11. Clll'rey S40W70 6-6 Romlgs , ,' , 82 Fmmil I. und ji 1 17 Riverside 27 Hmma l.nnil '.'' 3 17 Riverside ' ' 27 lleiliert W. Thompson BU'rKlf"6r.MII' 1 Arhold A' Drny T.4 J. 1'. Caldwell '3 '77 Chaplin ', 1 1 ' . ', ' ' Power Kllzubelh Burke RV4 of WVi .Tl -.12-83-34 lit Chaplin A-J lUst. Ami. 133 t 92.33 169.34 40.13 40.1.: 146.19 127.79 127.7U 127.79 117.79 127.79 62. 67.7,1 24.1.16 Klng-x.'or Queen-Jack-x: hut It must bo present regardless of the length -or the suit It supplements. Of course this rule. like, all rules, does not, have to bo rollow'ed wllh freak hands. 1 Typical hands which would make sound original Third Hand suit bids follow. x-x x-x x-x-x MIX tx-x-x MX ' XXX XXX 5-X-X-X H-J-X M-JLr XX 1 A pre-emptive, sult-bld Is ndvls able by Third Hand afler two j 4344 passes when he holds a suit of 149.44 such, length ami strength that a 114 94 sBmp serins iruiiui)ie wnn null. ni.n. 114 l4'-tne trump;, or when ho fears that 114 14 Ith opponents will go game If they 70 i0 '."'art bidding, and Is not ufrald of 80 07 'severe- defeat even If tho opponents 117l28!TT T ' 1 ' 140.38 50.31 169. 65 1 7U.I.0 632.71 37.21 26.44 '36.9,5, '270.61 should overbid and Healer should rulse. . " 1 North's , situation after two pusses Is essentially different from (Vmth's as Dealer. South must as sunie that the high cards not In his hann are equally distributed among the other three; North must as sume that his partner and one op ponent (South and West) are sub normal, and (hat th other Oppon ent (Knst) Is aliove normal. ' -(Copyright, 1923. hy John P. IHIle ,. -Company). . After those Bremen flyer get through with receptions In (his country, they'll, wish '. thsy hart flown right back from Oreetiely Island. ' ': 1 1 iJsjffll Best forA Announcements (I SK A" ' " - j .( .A "WffitS..' xsj..-n-r ii(?mwvw.-' Baking insurance j U yod find any fault whatever in this baking powder, or you .do, youf grocer f Wl" feturn your money and j also pay f0f the tggs, butter. '.'f. etc., you have used The Hoynl Neighbors will meet In reigular session at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening. A large at tendance is desired. Iiijiir-m-'Mi n iini,i'.7 . - t f . -fr Jt-' t- - -- 'The White Rose club, auxiliary of the trainmen, will meet Wed nesday night at the home of Mrs. George Kennedy, 1017 Washington -avenue, ,. The Crystal Rebe.kahs will meet Weilnesday evening nt the Odd Fel lows hall. There will be a spe cial Mother's day program. A pot luck supper will .follow the eve ning's program. All visiting He hekahs and Odd Fellows am in vited to attend. . The O. A. Tt. wlH meet with Mrs. F. J. Lottes Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. MENUS H. C. Dray H. 1'. Piny. IT. C. Dray H. fi llray J. R. Oliver J. R. Oliver J. It. Oliver J. It. Oliver J. F.-Phy Kmlly J. HI I lie .1. A. amity Charlie Wilson . .1. K. Onuil It. O. Horning ' ; Anna Rogers .1. A. Denning Klla Rynearson I. . K. Kengle W. A. Ingerson Wllford K. Johnson J. A. Garlty .1. A. Gnrily J. R. Oliver J. It. Oliver .1. !(. Oliver Victoria Hllllwell Victoria Hllllwell 1 2 '.. ' " '.- 3 A .1 : W36' 1 '. S35' 8 -' H'.i 4 r 3 N.17' 9 8 10 . Pt 13 W86'or 872' 1 11 3 B65' of E62 9 10 108 Chaplin SV4 K40' of SV6 87 Chaplin 836 , 9 Arnold & Dray 3-6 9 Arnold It llruy 8-6 9 Arnold,& Dray 3-Q 9 Arnold ft Dray 3-6 87 Chaplin 3-6 87 Chaplin 3-5 87 Chaplin 8-6 87 Chaplin - 3-6 47 Chaplin ,1-6 - I Graudy Second 1-9 01 Chaplin . 126 26 Predmore 127 1 Pleasant. Home 127 149 Chaplin sup B 127 142 Chaplin 127 143 Chaplin 127 2 Grandy Second 1.16 17 Orandy Second 136 3 Orandy Second 135 18 Coggnns 108 Chaplin H. II. Trowbrldgo H. 11. Trowbridge Hy Slstor Mnry BREAKFAST Shredded fresh pineapple, cereal, cream, toasted snlt codfish, corn muffins, milk, coffee. LUNCHEON Toasted cheese sandwiches, molded dandelion sal ad, banana whip, lemonade. DINNER Baked sturgepn. new cabbage ' In cream sauce, buttered new beets, shredded fresh pineap- pie, ' mtfck angel food cake, milk, coffee. Sturgeon Is a rich, red-fleshed fish now In season. The fish ,1s simmered In bolting salted water for two hours before stuffing and baking. Skim frequently while simmering to remove fat. Banana Whip Four to six ripo bananas, 2 ta blespoons lemon juice, 3 table spoons sugar, cup finely chopped nut meats, few grains salt, - clip whipping cream, few drops vanilla, 1 tablespoon powdered sugar. Peel and scrape bananas. Force through fine sieve of potato rlcer. There should be about 2 cups. Add lemon Juice, sugar, salt and nuts. Mix well and chill, thoroughly. Serve In sherbet or parfoit glasses garnisbed with cream whipped un til firm nnd flavored with vanilla and sweetened with powdered sugar. SHITS rjlT.ST SOW P O N T E F R A C T, England "Freedom of the workhouse" has been conferred upon Nurse Rig by, who after 29 years of service at the Institution could not endure the retirement she has won. Only one county of France Is without a movie theater Loeere. a hilly, thinly populated region In the Mrs. J. .1. Wagoner Mrs. .1. J. Wagoner. Grant Bean Carl Johnson Eslale E. A. King K. A. King W. C. Hanson . Mrs. L. A. Adnnis ', .1. 13. Reynolds J. A. ArbuckU3 Donald J. ltyun Mrs. J. J. Wagonei; ' , Mrs. J. .1. Wagoner George A. Chadwlck George A. Chadwlck A. li. Polls .f. P. Caldwell A. J. Kelk .1. K. A. J. Felk J. K. C. E. Rogers A. L. Clark A. L. Clark J. I.. Mars J. L. Mars J. I.. Mars J. I.. Mars J. L. Mars Irvln MrKlnzIo Irvin McKinzie N60' NliO" i K'A t HKH 1 Win1 4 - 3 E60' 4 8 5 4 3 1 3 4 11 3 1 NG0' N00' K63 NC0' N60 Wm. Curtemnn Wm. C. Curtemun Win. C. Ourlemnn Wm. C. cturenian Win. ".. Cnrti-man Mary Hartley R. .1. Kitchen Mary Harlley R. J. Kitchen W. A. Ingerson W. A. Ingerson R. L. Newlln R. L. Newlln Parley Price Parley Piir Mrs. Anna Brooks Mrs. Anna Brooks Karl Courtney Kmlly Sllne Kate R. Hanley Kale R. Jlanley J. H. Blocker Claude Anderson Adlin C. Nelsort Adrln C. Nelson Adrln C. Nelson Adrln C. Nelson Fred and Elizabeth Veo Fred und Elizabeth Yeo Grant Lyinun Grant Lyman John T. Price John T. Price Claude C. Pratt It. J. Williams R. J. Williams ' 87 Chaplin , 1 87 Chaplin 3 83 Chaplin 4 83 Chaplin 3 80 Chaplin ' 80 Chaplin 81 Chaplin 7 Coggons 60 Chaplin, 60 Chaplin 68 Chaplin 02 Chaplin 4 Coggnns ! 77 Chaplin 80 Chaplin 80 Chaplin 81 Chaplin 81 Chaplin 74 Chaplin 77 Chaplin 44 Chaplin 2 144 Chaplin 9 145 Chaplin I 111 Chaplin 10 143 Chaplin 11 148 Chaplin 3 149 Chaplin 4 149 Chaplin 14 161 Chaplin It 161 Chaplin 21 161 Chaplin K ii 161 Chaplin . 13 162 Chaplin 13 162 Chaplin 14 162 Chaplin 15 162 Chaplin K'A Id 162 Chaplin 8 19 Predmore 19 Predmore 8 Orandy Second 144 X Grandy Second 144 8 Grandy Second 144 8 Grnndy Second 144 5 Grandy Second 144 6 Grundy Second 144 6 Orandy Second 149 fl Orandy Second 1 49 J Grandy Second 149 1 Grandy Second 149 2 Grundy 160 2 Grundy 160 1 Pleasant Home 152 30.20 60.21 00.21 00.21 611.21 24.60 14.92 . 12.07 12.78 65.09 61.01 427.77 3211.60 147.41 141.60 168.22 168.12 674.65 436.96 279.66 219.33 120.69 121.07 282.i:l 383.2.1 897.06 301.33 40 1248.00 140 130.43 418.70 99.36 613.98 1 I6.S2 674.16 470.83 108.33 302.51 1623.UI 699.18 682.71 677.64 36.4r. 666.03 249. SO 102.19 46.71 169.01 04.92 04.92 146.37 63.63 373.19 807.27 04.93 26.60 13.72 431.62 64.92 V5' 9 3 3 15 16 W40' 8 W40' 7 7 8 YL N37" 9 9 K80 24 13 9 in 11 12 It 14 9 10 9 10 All 7 140 146 143 125 126 126 125 126 132 132 132 132 132 132 132 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 127 v 127 127 127 127 127 4 Riverside 0 'Riverside 0 Riverside 6 Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Rlverslds 10 Riverside 11 Riverside II Riverside 1-8 1-8 1-8 1-8 1-8 1-8 1-8 1-8 1-1 1-8 l-S 1-1 1-8 1-8 . 84.92 64. JZ 32.98 . 39.44 . 89.45 24.76 150.8.1 229.40 378.96 162.26 104.27 333.36 387.611 452.68 215.43 107.77 164.91 102.05 09.85 69.86 69.86 69.85 69.85 69.85 69.85 89.86 63.85 69.86 69.85 1109.69 70.33 70.3.1 Ruhr's Market I till 1 1 Admits PlHme MAIM 211 Win-in YiHir f Ituyri llni Most XO (X)I.K .STOHAGH Baked Breast of Veal Have the butcher make a pocket and re move the bones in a breast of veal; fill the pocket With dressing, addirg a little pork sausage or s m a 1 1 piece of liverwurst to your : dressing. Sew up and bake with a little butter dotted on top of roast. Baste the ' same as other meats. A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME TO MAKE SOME MONEY IMP!" i . ' Combination of creditors ' offers' the fine' M. & M. Eealty Company Building in Eri- terpfise and invites offers for same on terms to suit the buyer, with reasonable payment down. , - . , . : 11 La Grande Grocery Company La Grande, Oregon. : "if. Approved! the new low price the correct appearance the greater comfort of IMPROVED KOTEX A. C. HAYNES, Chief of Police. FASTIDIOUS women are writing us in thousindj, approving the New Kotex. They find the new type of cornet (scientifically rounded and tapeted) "makes far more exquisite grooming" "brings a total lack of self-consciousness" "is so thoroughly com fortable and fits so securely, that it gives a composure never before possible" "it is truly the most important develop ment in feminine hygiene since Kotex first appeared." A newly-developed Kotex process provides softer gauze wrapping as well as fluffier fillet. The discomforts of chaf- KOT6X ing and similar skin irritation are entirely eliminated. Despite expensive improve ments in machinery, doubled demand has permitted us to make a permanent reduction in the regular price. None of the features you have always approved in Kotex has been altered in the slightest. Buy a box today, at the new low price, to discover for yourself its many advan. tages. You will find the re-' roarkably absorbent powers and disposabiiity features un duplicated elsewhere. , . . At all drug, dry goods aod, department store. south. May 1-8-16-22-29. 1928.