fcjonday, May 6; 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pae Five
Local News In Brief
IK'tiira lYom 'Wallace, Idaho
Mr .and Mrs. Frank Cleavlnger
mid Mrs. K. Itohan returned lust
night from Wallueo. Idaho, where
they hud been culled last Wednea-
duy by the deutn of their mother,
Elected to l'lil Itcta Kapna
Kranels Kolilnsun and -'" C'ella
Btoddard, of l,a Grundo, aro uinonir
the 30 seniors elected to member
ship in Thl Betu Kappa at the
unnual spring election held. In
High hurdles: ' Nowland, La publican. " Idaho; fclnr Utah, and
Mrs. Hoc Cleavlnger. They were Johnson hall at the University .of
uccoinpanled home by Mr. Cleav-1 Oregon. The average requiremeut
inger's brother, Walter Cleavlnger, I for membership la 2:26 tor the'
und daughter. Miss Helcne, of Wal- I four years and , certain require- !
luce, Idaho, who will visit here tor mema in liberal art courses. These i
Mrs. IIiuiIiy In Pulull - ,
Mrs. U A. Kngler, pastar;of tna'uranue; Arieuurn. renuieiuu; u.
Lighthouse Qospel mission, occu-lwllde, Pendleton; Ollngcr, Mac
pied the pulpit yesterday, return-1 HI: Kaua, La Qrande. lime IT 1-6.
ins from Tucoma,. Wash., where! 440-yard dash: Huntley, Pen
she has been during the last three- dleton; King, Pendleton; Palmer,
weeks with her mother and uro-. La Grande: Mires. I'nlon; 1. Pat
ther, who wero III. Mrs. Engler, len, La Grande. Time 6S s-10. .
brought her mother, Mrs. West-J High Jump: Arteburn and Guy!!,
brook, to I .a Gande with her. Mr.; Pendleton, tie for. first;
. . . ...i.uinnaHU riMnrfn thli..l. Vmi
agisted wUhYh even,, service.:; Grande.' fourth: Knapp. I- Grande, ) hounced toda ythe new. tariff r- il'lalns were terrified by a fir. that
ussisteu w , (fth Heg,lt , fcet G ,ncnefc vision, measure In all probability , burned part of ths main building
Traffic orrciM I 880-yard dash: Kcffer, ' Ijil would be Introduced In tho housu. early today.
Several truffle arrests and trials' Grande, first: Markhum. Mao-HI, as soon as it convenes tomorrow. ; From the right wing, which was
occurred Saturday Francis Hough second: Uru burger. ,' Pendleton, . The. bill., which has been In the, destroyed, l.tstl men' were removed
was fined 12.50 for turning his cor: tnira: Miller, mw-hi. tourini.Aiu- muni iwur mum as, wm ur nwuo iu saiei,-. ror a iuu n-
Dill. - Washington, democrats, all
will be sent to the senate tomorrow
tthero the right of Mr, Mellon to
hold office probably will be
threshed out on the floor, . ,
TAItlKF nil.L ABOtT RBAIV
WASHINGTON. May (API-
PATIENTS IN
ASYLUM SAVED
FROM FLAMES
' MORRISTON. K. J. May 6 (A!)
-Four tttouHand imtlenu it t the
; Wolfe, lli; Chairman lUwtry of. thelouse Nw Jersey mute ho.uU for the
wIhiuI, t wuya and moana committee an- iuo at Oiey8tone. near Morrln
about two weeks, and Mr. t'ltuv
itiKer's slstur, Airs. Frunk Huztl
wooU, of Myrtle Point, Oregon,
who will have a few days viit in
Ijx Grande. Tho death of tho elder
Mrs. Clcuvinger removed one ot
election, to the fraternity ure held
tu.ln. In ttiu full n rill !
aguili in the- sprititr. Those select
ed in the fall comprise 41io itfx Btu
dents of tho wnior eluHs having
the highewt scholastic averuKC.
around in the middle of a block,
and Fred Lovely was fined $10 by
Judge C M. Humphreys for driv
ing with' four In the front seat.
Four others were arrested, to. be
tried at a later date.
ler. Union, fifth. Time 26 3-&: ' I available to newapavermeti' and tf mueh i more uf tho Institution
"Shot put: . rartfutj Union; Mlrea: muntbera' of -conxross almultana-
the early pioneers of tho Qrunde One of the six pimlls to be select-
Hondo valley. Mm, Cleavinger woa
bjne of the women who entered tho
valley following an arduous trip
in a covered wugon from Nebras
ka, tho train arriving here In 1881.
Thu homot for years was in the
Summerville neighborhood and I
Mr. und Mrs. Cleavlnger managed
the Mummervllto hotel over a per
iod of years. Mr. Cleavlnger passed
on about ten yeurs ago. ,,
ed is Jane Cochran, a niece of
Georgo Cochran of La Grande
Attends Met lug at KiiterprlNO
G. G. Gignou, asaistant super
visor of agriculture of the Union
l'aeii'ic, of Portland, attended a
meeting In Enterprise. . Tho pur
pose of the meeting of the Wal
lowa County association was to
discuss the land settlement und
the development, of the dairy in
dustry. Mr. Gignou says, "Wal
lowu und Grande Uonde valley
are tho two finest in tho country."
He left for Porttlund. Saturday
cveuiug.
Mr. Ik'rry InHated " .
Leon l3erry, of La Grande, sen
ior In commerce ut Oregon State
college, has been Initiated Into
Sigma Delta Chi, professional Jour
nalistic society for' men. After
the. formal initiation old und new
members attended the initiation
dinner which Is a traditional uf
fu,ir. 'The work of this society Is to
improve and develop journalistic
ublitv. A loving cut) was award
ed the chuptiT by 'national officers
last year for being -the most effi
cient in tho country. This frater
nity sponsors u high school annual
clinic. ' eritciziug high' school pub
lrutions. In addition It publshc
tho Freshman Week News und is
responsible tor g;tlJu material, for
the Oregon . State Monthly maga
zine. . -
Ismak Wallou Leaaiio o Mwt
Th a I.il Grande Izaak Walton ! Tim 2:12 3
league will hold a culled meeting
at the city hall tomorrow night at
7:30 be lock. It was announced to
day by Roy Far nam, president.
One of the muln purposes of the
meeting is to plan a campaign
against predatory birds which do;
stroy game life, and to outline a
program for betterment of, al!
conservation acttvKlca.
Union; Arteburn. Pendleton: t Ta
bor, Ia Grande; ' Carson, Uaker
Distance 8(1 fcet UH Inches.
Half mile; Huntley. Pendleton;
Iteuter. Union; Dixon, La Grande:
Shields, Long Creek: Hill, linker.
Hero Prom Vnioii '
' F. n. Connor, Union merchant,
was among the business visitors In
La Grande today.
Goes to Pendleton
iun Clieney. from Knterprls'e,
loft for Pendleton lust evening
where he Is employed by the Kust
Oregon ian. While here Mr. Chen
ey was discussing the. outbourd
motorboat races to bo held ut Mc
Kay dam May 10 and 17, when
$5iKt in prizes will bo given the
T'Iiimhi'h. Mr. Clicni'V look this m.
portunlty to invite motor enthus-1 the stomach, ltoth are of quite
TIGERS WIN
EAST OREGON
TRACK TITLE
(Continued from Pag 1)
Will Alnko Trlii East (
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. I". Nflsull, of
this city, in company vith other
relatives from Ilaki-r. nro'itlannliiK
tn' atuvt Honn f(ir tliillon. Ohio. Call
ed by the critical Illness of 'Mr. Nel- !
son's parents. Mr. uml ftlrs. A. 11.
Nelson. Mrs. -Nelson has recently
suffered a paralytic stroke and her
condition is grave. Mr. Nelson has
been ill for some lluie of ulcers of
iasts of La Grando to enter tho
'competition.
Jlcrc Prom Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Klchey, from Port
land, are visiting in L.a Grande.
They como here about, once a
month for a day or two. Mr. Hlch
ey Is Interested In tho Glass Drugstore.
advanced years.
Visits l-'ormor Koomimtle ' .
. Irene lltinnlster, of .Westoii,
came down for the dlslrlet'fcdOrv.
tion oC women's club meeting Saturday.-
She visited Mrs. It. it.
Carey, - her former roommate ut
Oregon' Htato college In 1J2J.
Will Go to Yakiuui . .-
l.awrenco Kvans. linotype oper
ator, has resigned his position with
The Observer and will go to Yak
ima, Wash., in a day oi-nvv whore
he has accepted a position. Kloyd
Anderson, or l'orlland, is taking
Mr. Kvalis' place here. . He drove,
to l.a Grande lust night.
spare iu 5:08. Nowland, ' In the
high hurdles, did not penult the
mud to slow him' up hardly a bit,
winning in 17 1-5 seconds com-'
pared' with his 17 flat In" tho
morning on'a fairly dry track. ' In
the low hurdles the sturv waa dif
ferent. . Price won his heat In the
morning in 27 4-5 seconds but
could only place, second in' tho
afternoon with the tnlnuer turn
ing in the slow timo i of - 29 flat,
c.'onley, of La Grande, was loading
the low hurdle raco near -the end
but slipped in .the mud after hit
busly with Its Introduction.
PENDLETON WINS
11 INNING GAME
TO TOP LEAGUE
it.
(Continued from Pas 1)
would be destroyed and pluns were
made to move 1.000 women. In an
adjoining wing. The men Yrom the
right wing wor eput aoctlona ro
noto fromlhe fire. i .' j
Utnrting In the cupola, tho fire
ate Its way down lp the fifth stury
of the rlgh wing before it was dis
covered. , v- , ';' V; - ( '.' '.'
Quick work oh lh 'part of tho
Instltullun'a Ur depurtment nnd
the attendants, docors and nurses,
Discus: ' King, Pendleton: Kof-
fer. La -' Grande: Masters, La
Grande: Nelson, Mac-Hi; Kidder,
Pendleton. Distance 113 rect 11
Inches. Hreaks old record of 112
fcet 10 Inches made by Kuglt ot
Unloh. ,
Low hurdles: King, Pendleton;
Price, La Grande: IH'wilde, Pen
dleton: Conley, La Grande; ltoo,
La Grande. Time S9 flat.
Javeltn:i Nelson. Mac-Hl; Ta
bor, La Gmnde: Markham, Mac-
Grande - "Dlstuncc 158 -feet' '10 ' nans,- at urciiisun- iieiuiug - two oi- j-resiucnt lioover regtiruH nnreu r.
inches " : .. ,. J . . them and Huff the other. ' smith, his democrat lo opponent In
lteliiy: won by Pendleton.1 - l-a " ln "P'to of the rain, a falr-slcdtho recent nationnl campaign, a
drande second'. Maker third. Mac-; crowd Was on hand. .'distinguished American and a great
HI fourth, Prairie City, fifth. Time-1 Jn '""' "'"Ipuhllc servant
i i , - . .-s. a aa
v. - -' - ' -?.; .' by Moorfi 0 -ran from deep lefl Smlln expressed In a Utter
As a matter of fact. Duff only al
lowed one earned, run tu Myers'
flvo. Both pitchers wero fairly-prevented Injury to any of Ithe In.
I hard hit until the seventh Inning. 'mates in the danger none,
Of a total of 20 hits, 11 of them
wero for extra bases. Meyers
struck . out 10 men and Duff
, whiffed four. However, Duff was
' holding' the Bucks largely 'to easy
Infield hits. -In the first Inning ho
: retired the aide on - four pitched
Hoover Praises
Alfred E. Smith
NKW - YORK, May 0 (AP)
EAST OREGON i
CLUB WOMEN
j .
I day, wo a difficult running-catch ' Tn, president's stimnte of Mr.
field, through Hie -mud, to .take-... ... ...... urc,nttlon
Hargetfa foul fly Just In front, of .., ,.,R. ,.,. Medal. th. .nnuai
. Uhr cara, ; ; ' .- ; , -i auHrd of the .University of Notre
'T ' J?"" . -- .uir- " .tlncilnn as reflcota glory upon tho
Next Sunday Knl'erprise plays at .latnuiio lann. .('
Maker and La Grande goes to Pen-), 1" "Is of acceptance. Mr.
. - ; ... . nniun reiorreu io- mo ifioaiuvni,
.Boa Score v i 1 - ,i r -llottoi- saying
Pendlotoh AU U II PO
Oulnn, cf ..:....;....5--D - 1-6
Board. nf dli-cctors: : ': ' ,
Mrs. Russel K. Smith, of Harnoy
county, of tho Burns Mothers' club. dleton,
'-.Thd president of. tliclleppner
Wofnen' club, of Morrow county.
,Mrs.'S.' Y:. Mlllei-.- of Itnliin coun
ty, -ot-lho Union Women's olubi .
'Kor the eiuei'talnment'nf the yla-
lto'S at tile Katurday afternoon ses-
Missionary Tells
Of New Guinea
(Continued from Pas 1)
Garrett, .ss
..6 :
Wulterblb ...r.;..6.
C-ooU;'Sb :..'.:.r:,.....6
King.
Adams, rf
Hargett'lf
Hosklns,' ;
o
slon. members of tho La Clranuo
ting one of tlhe barriers, and lost Neighborhood club gave he short
f-nougir ground to finish no belter Jplay "Double Demon" the produc-
Tw MacHl Firsts ' (was received very enlhustastleally .
Mnrkham, of Mac-Hl, won tho JiMrday. " Mrs. Florence Lynch
lo-yard dash In the last 10" fret-'Miller pleased greatly with her vo- j ft ai.'l(nilo
from Keffer but was soundly jcnl numbers, Mrs. H. N. Ashby fur- : K(nff -ot
trounced In the 220-vard dash.'nitihing tho piano accompaniment. Helms, ss .
Htolike
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2 2 10
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A K' "J an. very thankful to thu pro si
ll u dom of tho United States for his
.1. i.i'nklnd. noto of .greeting.'. .
Makes futiiio lloine
Mr. and Mrs. l- A. Leavltt loft
Jftiturday evening on No. 23 for
"j)okani They plan to make their
futunCnume there. Mr. Leavltt
avum traiiHferred from ha Grando
by the U.W. a short llmo ago.
YlsiMtort) hiintlnyT-r- , . t i,v'drf1
J I'rof. and. Mrs. i:cil Jt. Griggs,.
of Union, visited with friends In (
la Grande Kunday and also tiHslst
ed with the Joint Kpworth League
meeting In which young people
from iClgin, tTnion und lu Grande
participated. ' .
Down for Cliil
Mrs. JJlck Morrison. Mrs, C. I, j
r iskc, nirs. v . - j , niiiiiu, nuu in.
W. iM. Trice drove down from Wes
ton. Ore Thev came down for the
State Federation of Women's c'ub.
JM're From liolse
Mrs. M. A. Doherty and daugh
ter, Theresa, have been visiting
their cousin in Hoiso. Idaho. They
returned Saturday.
Homo From Klgln -
Garret, a bridge caruenter on
the railroad, bus been working in
Klgln. He came homo Saturday
evening.
Going to Pendleton -
M. J. Maura has been working
in Huntington und left for his
home In Pendleton Saturday even
vhig. "' i
f.oiiig to Scliotil hi the Fist
l.oretta Henderson, from Wal
hiwa, is going to Gate City. Vir
ginia. She expects to attend high
school there.
Work htc In reiiclleion 5
Charlotte Knapp is now work
ing at Bond ltrothers In Pun dle
ton. Miss Knapp has been visiting
in i.a Grande. .
(ohig to Portland
f. h-rt for Portland SaturdHy evening
where (hey expect to visit Mr. und
Mrs. T. Siiim.
Went to Pelnsnnl Valley
Mrs. C. H. Ityzor nnd boys lutvc
been in Pleasant Valley visiting
Mrs. J. 11. Hlekson. Thev returned
last eveuing.
Ihuighter Aery Ill
Mrs. Tuttic left for Medford.
Ore., IsHt evening. She Is going
1 St W Ht,,s' n'r- danghter. Mrs. u. n.
k Jfattle. who is very 111 In Medford.
(olog o California
Mrs. MacMahun Is leaving for
Port Angles. Cal. She bus bernr
visiting: her sister, Mrs. J. W. Love,
for a few days.
Yisjiijr In La Grande
ltuth IJaily, from North Pow
der, has been here visiting over
tho weekend.
Here From llilganl
Chi lit Carlson left for her home
in Htlgard Saturday night. She
has leeii visiting Harriet Zlegler.
SiH'iit Siiiidny Here
W. A. Conton and family vbtlted
M r. :onton sister, Mrs. K. 1.
Johnson. Sunday.
.ring to Itritli
It. H. Hibbs left for Itelth last
evening, where he is working for
toe railroad.
Horn Snmlav :
An . elght-poirad bnby jrihn was
born to Mr: and Mi's. Stanley Cath-,
cart, at' their lioiuo at i:itJ Alder
street, Sunday . moj-nlng. Uolh
mother and son aro getting along
very nicely. .,
I ti nil Ituhearsul JHinlglil
The 'regutar rehearsal for the
La Grande municipal band will be
hel dtonight instead .of Tuesduy,
because ofthe concert .ati. the high
school. , Practice will begin at $
o'clock. ,
Going to Omaha-
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Cherry aro
now on their way to Omaha. Neb.
They expect to visit Mr. Cherry's
brother and bo gone, ubout a
month. They will probably stop
here on tho way back.
Mrs. Pollack Away t'
Mrs. Pollack expects to meet her
brother In Portland 'and make a
trip through California, and Ariz
ona. M i'H. I 'olliiek works In the
La Grande National bank. '
llaby ThtujihteT
A nine and a hair pound baby
girl was born to Mr. and Mis. A.
p. Halrd, of. 3003 Jackson avenue,
Sunday mo'rnlng. Hoth' mother
and daughter are doing, nicely. ,
Visit from Klgin
Mlns .Holt hill Hecm. of Klgltii
visited at the lr. Wonderlluk renl
denco .Sitturday evening and Sunr
day.
Keft'er maintaining a lead 'most of
the distance and finishing like a
whirlwind. Nelson, of Mdc-TM,1
ooiUrRmtod tho other first place
for ..Mllton-I'Veewater- by f winning
the Javelin with throw of 153
feet 1U inches. W - . - 1
In tho pole vault three men tied'
for fliTit at 1 feet 6 Inches tKv
uiih und Wolfe, of li Grande, and'
HcLap, of. I'nlon.
Union's strongest showing wan
In the shotput, Purent winning
rirst and Mires second. Parent's
tOHtiuwns just half an inch short
dfflrtt feet. . ;
fn totul firsts Pendleton led La
Grundu with six to the Tigers four
and two-thirds. . La Grande, how
over, took six' seconds to Pendle
ton's three. "
H Tlg'rs Sru In Kvery Uvcflt
La Grande- excelled Pendleton
h'th In the field and track events.
Tho Tigers scored, in every event
ot the day., but Pendleton fallod
-to-get a point in the javelin and
ronly one in the pole vault, lit
truck events La Grande scored 46
to Pendleton's 41 and In tho field
(vents the Tigers took 311 to tho
Uuckuroos 20.
The summary of events follow:
. 100-yard dash: Murk hum. Mac
Hl;. Kcfier, La Grande;. Pcnlngton,
La Grande; Johnson. Pendleton;
l'arent, L'nlon. Time 11 25.
. Pole vuult: Kvans and Wolfe,
l.a Grande, and Oetup, Union, tie
for first; Graham and Hubert. La
Grande, and Temple. Pendleton,
tie for fourth. ' Height 10 fcet 6
Inches. r
Mile: Thompson. Jji Grande: V.
Patten. Ii Grande; Vancll,..Mn,c
Hi; McDonald. Pendleton; Weber.
La Grande. Time 6:08. ,
Ifi-oad Jump: Wolfe, Ia Grandct
Arteburn and Johnson. Pendleton
tie for second; Price, La Grande,
fourth; Vaughn. Maker, fifth. His
tnnce 1 !i feet 2 1& Inches.
Visits laughter
W. K. Lewis, from St. Marys,
Ida., has be-n in Knterpriso at
tending the Modern Woodmen con
vention. He also visited his daugh
ters, Mrs. Stricler and Mrs. Mutch.
SAVE WITH lAriTV
Hem From HermUtoii '
Mrs. W. 1-illy has been vis
iting In la Grande over the week
end. She left yesterday for Her
inlston. lx-aws for PeiidleUm
Miss r'ninces Cherry has gone
to Pendleton, where she evpecled
to meet friends and continue on
to Portland.
Left for lort land
Jess Tryon has rone to Portland
where he now liven with his wife
and family. Mr. Tryon formerly
owm d the Imperial.
IIoiim Front linker
Betty Cochran and Marian Mil
ler p nt the weekend in liaker.
They have n.'turned home.
Hem From pentlleiott
Arthur V, Taylor, from Pendle
ton. Is registered at the Saeajaweu
Inn. He Is a 1 i k ut thu Uoran
hotel In Pendleton.
Vifc III Ibikrr
Mr. und Mrs. J. M. Hoiikinn und
family und John Hopkins and his
mother made a business trip to
Baker Saturday.
Jtattc to Port Inn 1
" v W. T. Short left on No.
1'ortland. He. is making i
there. . ,
4 far
visit
II
em for Wcrkcml
lYom Tea
A. I. Namrard and H. Knirkhoff.
from Wasco, Texas, are registered
at the Sucajuwea. ,
licni- for Itidil
Mrs. C. K. Veaeh. who
U I. Verthon. from Minam. bvisung Mrs. Mureh. 1. U. yesicrday
Beautifying
You can never start too soon
fo ' preserve that youthful
complexion. Use Cars Nome
Skin Crenni now before those
wrinkles start to appear.
Cara Nome
Creams
$1.00 each
H wrinkles and lines are be
ginning to show erase them
at once by dully muHSugeH
with this very effective beuu
" 'If ler. You'll be pleasantly
surprlxed nl the resulla. Cara
Nome Is sold only at.
Glass Drugs
Inc.
Tim ItciaJI Hi ore
La Grande, Ore.
SEN ATE WILL
LIMIT DEBATE
lb ....
i Murehlson. o ,
Bylvostur, 3 ..
McKonnon. 2 .6
ON PROPOSAL Moore It . .
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T.1K M'AV AIll NKIIVU'K
AVASUINQTON, Muy 0 (Al')
llHtalillsliinenr of nlr mull servlee
I) between the United Htutes und Al
t' uska us discussed with l'leslilent
n;lloover today by 8ennlc UIiik-
limn. Connecticut, und Muses, New
2 lliitniishire: ronublleiins. .
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minutes nflcr 2 o'clock. Tho orlic-
dial- prouosul wns for ten minutes.
KIT.US WIKK. SHOOTS HKI.V
I'MII.ADIOLI'UIA, May (Al')-1
I'eter 'ThoniaM,. 45, today shot and
killed Ills wlfo wlui, was u imtlent
und shot her to death, Ho then
tried to kill himself. He is In, a
ci'Uleul condition.
, NAVY lAIiMM)N l.AMIS '
CIIAItL.OTTK'1'OWN, l'rlnce' Kd
wnrd Inland, May (Al) Tho
42 6 11.-33. IS 0
Wis U3U-102 101 01 ! (United States navy balloon No. 1,-
j. I.- - ..uhlnl. I..f IMItMf,iti-uh. !.. Hatlir-
WAShVngTON HUs Oil 13100 11-1 Iday uftemon In th. national ha,-
COliuilllU'e TVUS enroiu-o uiuuy im ' . . r - '. 1...,,' ,,lj.'i, i'W;iw HMM
I) ucks:
There is u hospital In each of tne
30 mission stations, , Mr. Knuuts
reported, .wltn - a nilsslonury in
oharue ot each.- This It wits point
ed out, Is u very Importunt phase
of 'mission work. Heullnis. men's
bodies gives a very wonderful op
portunity to preach the Kospel, for
throUKh this ministry' confidence
Is Kutned, and without first win
nluit tho confidence of the natives,
other .work is nbsblotely Impos
sible, tho speaker said. The white
man Is u Khost or a nod, uecurdtnu
to these people, and the mere sight
uf one is enough to send the en
tire population scuryliiK hero, and i
there to avoid him. ' llut once his (
confidence is gained, there is no
end to the trust and confidence ',
placed In the worker.
Constantly In Feur ,
The' entire life of these puple,
according to Mr. Knuuts seems to
be to uppeaso the spirits that hover
uriout everywhere, good spirits and
bad. The people live In constant
fear uf everyone und everything.
At deuth the spirit ot the departed
goes out to a vitiligo which Is its
habitation from then ' on, but it
conies back tn bring harm und on
the part of the rrlath'es, purtlou- t
larly the near relatives, . there la
ulwaytf a frantto effurt to so dls.
guise ; themselves that tho spirit
iiiay not rcrognlse the husband, the
wife, etc.,1 whi1uiM been left.
- Whul might ut lrst seem to he
very crude methods are resoutcd' to.
to bring the natives In touch wlh
the ' Christian ' religion. Hut they
aro won through many uvenues.
Here the natives must be instructed
for five years -before they are re
ceived us church members und bap
tised. Hometlmes they ure not re
ceived then. Hometlmes us many as
'.'SO are baptised ut one time. Tho
missionaries have supervision over
a great many villages and the. work
is constmitly growing. The coun
try was described us being very
mountainous, mid the travelling
slow- und hiisardous, but paths had
been made und the territory could
bo covered.' According to Mr.
Knuuts, New Onlm contains more
unexplored torrltory than any other
country on the fildv of the globe.,
Mr. und Mm; iKnnutu nnd their
young son are here visiting at the
homo of his brother, I'nul Kniilitz,
ln lite Iuwu district, having reached
this countrv on hi" '!rt furlough
ubout tho holiday time. ' This was
his former home und he Is huvlng
the opportunity to ronew ninny om
aciiualntiinceMhlps, Krom hero they .
iivlll go to, North Uukotn to visit
.among Mrs. Knuuts' people. I
t5,4juj5is
Across from llohnenkamp'a
Thu New Way nnd Tt : .
. Huvlng Way
Como In ulid enjoy, real
shopping satisfaction; ; i ,
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TOMORROW-
China
Nite
On The Screen
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11 1'lJIX j4,
: Comedy and Scenics
NOW PLAYING.
&Qff
News and Comedy
the -report of Senutor Htelwcr, re
mihllf.iin - flt-niriin. fleclii t-lllir An
drow W. Mellon is legally holding Moore
he post of sccri'tary of the treas
ury.' Senutor Stephens, democrat,
M Iu.IuhIiiiiI ulin u-jiH iibsnnt. teln-
gruphed his voto Tor the report. , hy "uff
Tin. final vote on the Htclwer re- 2 (Uulnn,
Hume' runs:. Mdsk'lhs. , ' Tlirco-
'il'rtd"
base hits: Hurgctt. Two-buso hits:
Kniglit, King, Helms, Mc-
Keniion, Uulnn, Adams, Hosklns.
Sacrifice hits: Helms. Sylvester,
Moore. Struck out: by. Myers In.
Hase on balls: off Duff
Hosklns).: off Myers S
Htokke).
i...i o in 1 fnt- II wllli ntin' ( .11 lll'Cll iHon, .' ovivcsier,
i, a...ini. 4hn,.i ii.mii. Hit by plU'her: Sylvester. Wild
crat, Ai-Uona, not voting. . ' i pitch: Uuff t. .famed bull: Mur
Thls report, along with IIioho of , chlson 1. Kurned runs: off Duff
Chairman Norrls and the Indepsnd-1 ' "U myois 6. winning piicnor.
l 'nM nt H..nnMr ltnrnli. 1-n. Jliycrs. lime Ol BUIllc: t lluurs 04
mlniiti-s. Umpired. Itennlck.
IS miles fi'iim Chui-lotlctuwn. ".
: Scieaca Triumphant
In iubo dnys, nnjrbnily who
enffa nl Hip putterlnes of Hie re
search worker thereby proclaims
Ida own hllml Icnornnce. Woman's
Home Coinpnnlon.
Much Mora
It Is more easy t ho wise for
others Hum for nurselvrs. . -
Fancy Hose
Dashing designs ... in '
diamonds, checkers, and
vertical stripes ... on
sky-grays and sand-taris '
. . are the latest in
Men's Hosiery.
Solid , Colors? with or
without; contrasting
clocks, are also in favor.
You'll find all these . . .
and many, many other
neat patterns in our
New Modes
Coopers are as good ns ''
they look. They are knit
to fit snug at the ankle
and full ' at the top.
Heavy reinforcing adds
months of wear.
Come in today and get
your seasonable Hosiery.
Ituy it by the box ...
six pairs for the price of
five ... in assorted col-'
orings that are making
fashion history.
Coopers Hosiery. 50 to 2.7A
fjooprra Pajamas, 11.50 to flO
Cooptn knitsuita, 11.00 to 110
Trotter's
i Successors to Clinl'6
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M avkt ha5 -ra o au.oun fAcr o - A
JSJ -iHtsva M1W xiovir A MOCH WeAWAY , Pfi
S -Th' wiixm HAUFwriN choou" iv "ro A V
JorrfA, lUm. o' MMi w.y o' J '
LITTLE ADS FOR
A BIG DEALS
Who'd ever believe that a Small two
- inch ad in the classified section of this
paper could sell a big building Well,
it's being done right along.
Smart real estate men, business men
and operators always turn to the Want
Ad section for a quick turnover of their
holdings.
Experience has taught them that the
Want Ad is the surest, safest, easiest,
quickest and cheapest way to sell.
EVENING
OBSERVER
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Hue How
, Muuhu t'pn- -que
i'ti thu Loa
NOW PLAYING
See and hear this great
stage , Success on Vitaphone
l'urt Tulkiiig
Two
mNmXOS.lAT$I SUCCESS
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Vitaphone
Acts
And
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an
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