11
Saturday, .line 1, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Page Threa
Society
junior and Senior
Party Given At
Local Academy
jThiM.sday evening at the Sacred
'cart academy, the annual J un-ir-.Senlor
party was held as a part
thy closing feslivitit'H of the
par's work. AL mix o'clock the
junpauy of (JO people were seated
; prettily appointed tables, and a
Vo eD iir.su banquet, was served by
e members of the junior class,
iu quests beiiifr the seniors and
leir parents and Ho v. Father
ouy. A short toast program fol
wed t he bamiuet preside-d over
V Mian Verona Stoop. On the pro
ra in were these "The Alumni"
;idith Snodgrass; "Tlio Sopho
.ori's" Itobert l.'ook; "The Kresh
iin" Teresa Doherty; "The Eighth
rafters' Teresa C'urran.
The class prophecy was given by
gnes I loherty, the class will by
nth 'onisloek, and the valedictory
y I'aul Donovan. Jtev. Nooy also
jcke during the evening.
Following I his a short playlet
lis given by the high school stu
nts. . The entire evening was re
orlt'd as having been moat do
ubtful. (Irs. Ella Doty Is
Given Surprise
Airs. Klla !oty, who is leaving
fiis evening tor lier old liome at
tinsing, AHehigan lor an extended
Islt with relatives, was given a
;leiulid surprise by a eoniimny of
.veiily of her friends from the
lethodlst church. The afternoon
'as spent informally, and light
Vfi'i'sumrnts were served. Mrs.
kity was completely surprised and
n.joyed the party given her by lie-r
I'iends one hundred -per cent.
Wedding Today At
i H. A. Fox Residence
i
Todny ;tt the home of Mr. and
jrs. II. A. Kox, 1 :!'-' ' Second
ireel, was sotemniKcd themarriuge
if Iheh- lighter, Miss Mildred to
ilr. Arthur 1'1'lughaupt. A full ac
tum I of the happy vent will b(
jiven Monday.'
I ;
"piano Pupils In
Recital Last Nig'ht
A reeilitl program of unusual
ii'ii(, given last evening by piano
iipils of Miss Hilda Anthony was
ijjoyd by friends of thowe whom
diss A nl hony was presenting and
aiisie lovers In' general of La
traude. The liall-room of the La
Iramle hotel was used for tho re
ilal, and tile stae was very at
iaetive wit h its decorations of
jiirea and snap. dragons. Much in-
.ivjdtml perfru tuei' acquitted her-
tf wilh considerable credit, and
i' entire evening was greatly np-
iieiiati-d. A second program will
e given iu (he near future, (he
ale lo lie announced later,
i .
present Pupils
j In Recital .Sunday
1 M rs. P. S. Kohlnson presents
jiiila llei niiiiin, violin and Lenore
leadle.y. accompanist, assisted by
flat y Bueh G-eibel, voice, a pupil of
i s. A. L. Uiehardson, on June
erond al Ihree o'clock iu Hie 1'
inilido hotel ball-room. Cli
migrant will be given these..num-
TS,
'old At Twllighl Huerter
Anita Hermann
, .Memory uudolf Gauz
'anchoiii'tte Kal hieen Clarke
Mary Kutli Geibel
,:i !'i;n . 1 lafldel
,iiegrefln, CfHicerlo Opus J 5, Stltz
Anita Hermann
.: , Se-ret of Mine Kearls
Mary Both Geibel
.iloration Borouskl
Anita Hermann
diss McWilliams
Hostess at Party
Miss Virginia. MeWilliams eiiler-
lined al a. splendid party at hi"
bine Thursday evening, having for
er Kge.sls elghleen upper-elassineil
I he high school. The evening
;as spent with games and dancing
h I at ten-thirty delicious refresh
leitls wre served. At eleven
cioel; the putty over, the boys re
lined to their homes, while the
nls remained for a slumber party
ud wat ' )e break fast served ye.s
rd:iy iHornlnir by Mrs. MeWII-
i ' rrnTmi'
4I6 Adums,
l.u (Si inili.'. Oru.. Unite tlliln.
FIELD HATS
See our assortment of
Harvest Hats. It's com
plete and at the most
reasonable prices. Light
flexible hats that make
the hottest day cool.
19c to 49c
News
Hums. The Bui'st list Included the
MiBe Iris Hughes. VegKy Bohiu-n-
killni), ilulen Newlin, Juuquelille
O'Brlrn. MuiBucrlto McOlfiinlnB,
Sally SU'L-riat, June llavoncroft
Julia .Smith, l.ola Mc Williams anj
Min Uob Stoddard, titunlvy Zun
did, l-'aul Newlin, Vincent Newlin,
Claire Perkins, Dululi Sleirrlsl. Una
sell Nelson. Hubert llamsey and
Kdwln Klrby.
.
Harlan Dexter Is ,
Honored at Party
Harlan Hex'.er. a member of this
year's graduating class was honor
ed at a party given this week, the
event taking the form of a picnic
supper and swimming party at the
Cove swimming pool. It was a
very enjoyable event. Those who
were included In 11 were Mrs. M.
Dexter, Mr. and Mrs. DeLano, 101-
dridge Huffman, Klarwico Donald
son, Ida Frances Krcnch. Jean
I'Yench, Myrtle Shultz, I,eola Lath
am, tMai k -Ituekmari, Kred Nelson.
K. Warden, Nick Hughes, Mr. und
Mrs. D. C. Krench.
To Give Recital
Monday Evening
1'uplls of Mrs. l.ee Reynolds arc
appearing In a recital to be given
Monday evening at the la Grando
hotel at eight o'clock; The young
people who are on tho program will
appear In costume and alt friends
are Invited to atle-nd.
-
League Members
Enjoy. Swim Party
Twenty-two meinbeis of the lip
worth Deaguo of the. Methodist
church shared in a picnic supper
and. swimming party last evening
at the Cove. Tho "eats" commit
tee hud planned
generously una I
evening a success, and with the I
bath houses good and warm the
young people enjoyed the swimm
ing equally well.
Recital Described
In Salem Column
In (he society column of Thurs-
Unjf uve,1inB. a ,.,oBlu, us sivcM. .
of a junior recital given at balcmj
by Miss Helene Price, of this city,
a music student at Willamette
university. In LOinnunting on Miss
Price's program, tlie Salem States
man has the following to say,
A recital that stepped out of the
amateur Into the young artist
class was given Tuesday evening
by Miss Helene Price, a Junior of
Wlllumctlo university pluuo de
partment, pupil of Krancoa , Vir
ginia Melton.
Miss Price, played artistically
throughout a program taxing to
one of more mature years and add
ed experience. Tlie program open
ed with the Bach Fantasy, clear
ly played with a tone penetrating
and clear but never with that
sharp, severe quality given so of
ten to Bach; this was followed by
I ho Schubert I mproiuplu Up. !iu,
No. 1, and this by thu Schuinan
Novelette.
Theru were Ihree. MueDowell
numbers; Czardas which allowed
Miss Price to display her"fing'
lechnlc, und gave Insight into J
hours of concentrated work. The
Burleske, well pictured In its hu-
morons vein, was followed by the
Tragica Sonata." Then came Men
delssohn's Klcecy 'loud and Agi
tation, Mips Price's ability to weave In-
trlcate passages Into a really nr-j spend iu playing games. Miss
tistlc whole was- pronounced In Louise Anderson was elected third
the Debussey number Anibcfiiue vice president to fill thu place made
No. 1. The Chopin Nocturne Op. i vacant when Miss Lee JOU' ii Bre-15.-
No. 2 had the singing tone su shears moved awuy. Hefresh-
necessary to Its rendition.
In the final number the Bee
thoven Concerto Do Major Alle
gro, Largo and Bondo, Miss Price
was ably assisted by Miss Doris
Corblu at Hie second piailo, Miss
"orbit merits much pra'.He for
adding In a decidedly artistic way
to the finish of an Interesting pro
gram. Miss Price deserves much praise
for her Intelligent work thai en
abled her to give such a finished
program and miivh credit is due
her instructor. Miss Virginia Mel
lon, w hose capable guidance and
gen-'tal nnisk-al knowledge were
reflected by this young artist pttr
pil. Mrs. Jessie Hoskins
Honored at Baker
Tlie following account of a so--My
event of Tuesday evening at
Baii'-r, will be of Interest to music
lovers of La Grande, friends of
I Miss Jessie HosUlns.
i The Macliowell (dull chorus and
a few members of the club enter
tained last evening at tlie home
of Mrs. Belaud Parker compliment
ing M is. J es.Mie 1 1 osk i n, d I rector
of the MacDowell club chorus.
As a part of the social evening
M rs. G i are Ki ni lt. mug accom
panied by Miss Ava Steiger. Bather
jan impromptu program followed
j with u piano number played by Ava
I Steiger Hnil songs by the chorus.
I Miss Perle Kdily of the Festival
Opeiu company of New York was
pre-nt and talked to the group
of the possible sppeui'iinre "f her
j opera company here In "The Bar-
ber of Seville."
A buffet supper was served, pre
j sided over by Mis. Boland Parker,
' Mrs. Kric Swunxon ami Mrs, Gince
! Kranrts. Mrs. Hoskins was present
I ed with a gift from the chorus in
appreeiation of her efforts and en
ergy that made possible the pre
sentation of one of the best pro
gianiH giv'-u in many tu!-ons by
Ma-.. Don ell ni' inle rH. A gift from
Memorial Day
Program Given
By Cove People
iy Mrs. A. G. Oonkllii
(Observer Correspondent)
COVli, Ore, (Special) Tho
Memorial day program began at
It o'clock by singing "America The
Ueautlful" by tho congregation.
Miss Lola Brothers was accompan
ist. Tho remainder of the pro
gram Is as follows: "Tho Hero
Dead" by a mule quartette ueeom-
uanied by Miss Vina Conlev: "Al-
panled by Miss Vina Conley: "Al
legianco to the Flag" led by Hoy
Scout troop No. 5; Invocation, the
Hev. Churles Hancock; "Tim Man
sion Yonder," quartette, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Kishcr, Mrs. Chlldera
and George Anderson with Mrs.
George Anderson as accompanist;
reading, "All Hall" Mrs. Hoy Hell:
"Love's Tribute" M. K. choir; ad
dress, tlie Hev. I. l' St urges; solo.
How Lovely are Thy Dwellings
by l'aul Truebloud- benediction the;tun' of I',,,loto. w Hl,01,k ,lt tlie
.. ... Hhe Central Church of Christ will
congregation. The committee in
charge of this program was Mrs.
L. J, Chadwick, the Uov. 1'. K.
Sturges, S. H. Welmer, O. B. Hobin
son and Charles Hancock. A pub
lic dinner was served at the L. D.
S. church, the proceeds to bo used .
fur the cemetery.
Phn ntiwiilltee :
ln charge of the dinner was Miss
Bess Kolly and Mrs. Cora Itloom.
.There were many willing helpers
for t h Ih wort liv rn line. Over 100
..Aonin we-n Nerved Tim nnniial
meeting of the cemetery associa-j
tion will be held at the Library the.
second Tuesday in Juno at 2 o'clock
for the uuruose of eleelinff officers
and transacting other necessary
business.
Mr, and Mrs. Otho Kckcrsley, of
Portlund, are visiting in Cove. Tho
Kckcrsley s are pioneers of Cove
and have only lived ln Portland for
tho last two years. They arrived
here last Saturday und will remain
another week;
Mrs. Frank Jasper, of Caldwell,
Idaho, und Miss Vina Jasper, of
Meridian, Idaho, canio ' down to
Cove for a few days. They aro
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Con
ley und Mrs. George Gray. . -
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Stearns, Miss
Mae Stearns, Miss Mubel Doty, Mrs,
1 l.'Hn Itntv unit Mr n ml At I'M. Kind
, , . , i
Qi-aiiUe vlBttori, here Memorial day
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton My and
Mr. and Mrs. John Butter, of
Baker, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
YV. A. McNeill.
William Guthrie, of former resi
dent of Cove, Is visiting among his
friends here. J.ast year Mr. Guth
rie spent In Los 'Angeles and tho
year previous in Washington, 1. C. .!
M r. and -Mrs. Kaunuers
and
I children, Itowena anil Grant, of
a mvf foi. Mum'rlll
day.
Paul Trueblood who has spent
the last year at D'tke'f university,
Durham, N. C, Is a guest of hu!
sister. Mrs. Harlan Koger. After a
few days visit hero hu will go to
to t h v 4t oju qL . Ills lwu'c a U vac -burg.
10. l' Hoberts and his daugh
ter, Miss Clara, left early Thursday
morning for Portland. They will
visit relatives there. Another
daughter of Mr. Hoberts, Miss Kva
will meet them at The Dalles and
visit with them in Portland. They
will then go to Salem to the home
of Miss Kva and later visit a son
of Mr. Hoberts in Hebron. They
will also visit Hie coast while away, j
Ben Harris, u Cove boy. is among
the graduates at tho Oregon Slate
college this spring.
M r. and M rs. 10. 10. Coad a ud
son, llobert,. left, Thursday morn
ing for Eugene where they will
attend commencement. Their son,
Krancls is a graduate. They will
then go to their home in Mnrsh-
field
Tlie Epworth League held one
of their enjoyable parties at the
church parlors Wednesday evening.
About u young people and their
advisor Mrs. Thomas
the pastor the Bev. T.
were present. The i
Towle and j
P. Graham
nlng wan
menls were served.
A very enjoyable party was held
at. Morris Hall Wednesday evening,
sponsored by the. Woman's club.
The hostesses were Mrs. A. O. Con
klin. Mrs. A. L. Becker. Mrs. S. H.
Welmer.-Mrs. Bay Baum, Mrs. L.
J. Chadwick and Mrs. Nellie Mar
tin, (lames were played under the
direction of Mrs. Bay Baum and
a pleasant evening spent. Lunch
was served. About fill people were
present.
MOT I S All. NOB!
MOW YOBK, June I AP)-
"The strongest man in Hie world,"
so billed at Coney Island, six feet
tall, weight biles railroad
spikes and Hie like, has been beat
en up by a little fellow. Warren
Lincoln Travis prosecuted William
Pollock, 5 Teet 1', weight I Hi, aged
fi". for assault. They had a row
over a realty deal, und William
swung, undaunted. A judge let him
go.
Al TO THKIK I ADDING
N KW YOBK. June 1 AP)
Daniel Long WolT, George sitting
Holy and Boy Bear Now,- are con
vinced that the hurricane decks of
bucking broncos, are relatively
lullc safe. They are Indians, in
town with a circus. They were
given an automobile ride by an
agency trying to sell them a car.
Now they are In a hospital. The
car hit a truck.
t lie club was also presented
Mrs. Bh-hard Smuiihwaite, Jr,
president of the MacDowell club.
Announcements
The County Library meeting,
sponsored by the: Cnion county P.
T. A. council will be he Mon
day afternoon at the Iji Grande
, Public libiHry.
Thi- fr.-c loalth i-Hiili.' will I,
licl'l Momlny at lb,. Willow m'lim
fioin 'J to I I o'cloi'k.
pwb of the Chute
Many Interesting j
Church Services
Here on Sunday
BisllOp R e 1U i II g t 0 II to
r, A. ... .... .
Speal
Ill MOrilinCr
Other . Churches
A.,
nounce Programs.
Memhers of Ia Grande churches
are anticipating a particularly In
teresting day of worship totuurrow
with several outstanding programs
arranged. Hlshop W. V, Heiultig'-
have two visiting speakers, an
nouncement of Hie Dally Vacation
liililn H4'h(Ki1 will lm mmle it the'
l'ingllsh hut hern n 'jhureh and a
siieclal program will be given dur-
" l" -- '
M- LVl mM 1
lCngllsli Lutbeiiin Chuivli
Church school meets at U:4.' for
worship and Instruction. An
nouncement will be made at this
'time of the program for the Dally
Vacation Uible school, beginning
- 1""0 l0
iMornuig worsmp negins ai ti
" L'IUI'K- iaior uenvei uu; inl
sermon on tho subject,' "Tho Be-
lease of Spiritual Power," I
The Ladies Aid will servo sup-1
per at 6 o clock,, Sunday evening, i
followed by u special meeting of
the congregation at 7:30, The pas
tor will give his report from the
annual meeting of the Pacific Syn
od, recently held at Longvlew,
Wash.
I'Mrst PrctshytoThiu Clnirch
Today there are many varieties
or religion, but the prudent Inves
tigator knows that the sound re
ligion Is built upon the solid foun
dation of ' God's Word. "God's
Greatness Man's Security" is the
HuojevL ui me m-iinon i ,
' . 'I.,
nimuuy nioriiniK. ' o ciock. .miss
Kdrls Magulre of Port la ml, form
er organist, will preside at tlie or
gan console Sunday morning, and
will play the prelude "Pan Pas
torale" by Godaril. the offertory
"Kehoes of Spring" by Kriml, and
the post hide "Air A La Bourree"
by Handel. M rs. S. B. Al organ,
soprano, will sing the solo "Bless-
' " ' Ml " wnu " J ersecuieu,
by Ward-Stephens,
The evening serin on w 111 deal
with "lOnlire Consecration," Miss
Gladys Miller will play the ser
vice. The evening 8 o'clock ser
vices will be continued throughout
the month of June. A cordial wel
come will await you at all services,
First Church of ChrlM, Scientist
Services w ill be held tomorrow
morning at it o ciock ai r trst
Church of Christ, Scientist at Kirsl
and Washington, Tho subject will .
be "Ancient and Modern Necro-.
niiiucy, Alias Mesmerism and Hyp-!
notlHin, 1 lenouneed." Golden text :
Isaiah rn;7. Tim 1-m-d God will
help me; therefore shall i not be
confounded : therefore have 1 set
my face like a flint, and I know
,,,1 i Khall not be ashamed.
Sunday school Is held every Sun
day morning at ti'.i't o'clock for
children up to thu age of twenty,
yea rs,
The reading room In the West
Jacobson Building Is open every
day except Sundays and legal holi
days from Hi to 4 :JKt ' o'clock.
The public Is cord hilly invited
to attend thu church services and
visit und use tlie reading room,
lOplsi-opal Church
At St. Peter's lOplscopal church
Sunday, June '2, there will be
; Church school nt !i:4& and a choral
r,.ebratlon of the Holy Communion
wftu the sermon by the Bt. Bev.
Win. P. Bemlngton at 1 1 o'clock.
Special organ music will be as fol
lows: prelude, " Volx Celeste" by
Mendelssohn; post lude, "Chant
Triumphal" by Gaul.
Monday. June H, a meeting of
Hie parish will be held iu the
church
7:3" p. m.
Christian Clnireb
Bible school convenes at
a. in. Children's day Is next Lord's
day and at that time Miss (trace
Young, ti missionary of Tibet, will
be here and speak both during the
Bible nehool hour and the morning
worship hour.
Morning worship is at II and
I hen; Is a possibility that C. C.
Morgan, of lOugene, will be pres
ent and speak. If he Is not, tin.1
pastor will preach the sermon.
lOvangidistlc Hervlees will be
held at K o'clock following chris
tian lOndeavor at 7 p. m. Tlie song
service will be assisted by the
young people's choir and orches
tra. The sermon will be on the
subject "The Golden Cn If."
Last Side M. I ',. Clitin li
Kolhnvlng Sunday school at 9:4ri
o'clock the paslor will speak on
"How to Bring Sinners to Christ"
during the j 1 u'elock services at
the Lust Side Methodist rhurcli.
Tin? evening services begin nt
7:!l'i o'clock and the subject will
be "The Way Within the Way."
lOp worth League meets at U : ; I
o'clock,
Nuji rem1 Chuivh
Tills Sunday will be the last ser
vices for this assembly year, for
I In churches In the Idaho-Oregon
district of chtireh of Na,arene
I The assembly for this year will
convene at Nampa. Idaho, I r. J.
to W. Goodwin, of ansas City, Mo.,
will preside,
I e legate froip La (i I'll fide will
leave Monday In order to attend
the Jubilee coin m eiieeeent exer
cises at the Northwest Nazarene
college at Nampa, May So to June
4. The out -of -debt campii Ign
celebration wilt lie held on the
college cainpiis June i nt 2 p, in.
The chief speaker will be Gover
nor If. C Bahlridge, f Idaho. Th
celebration VOiee h fmt ((,( lM
im.'Hiu debt of the college has been
t rnlM',1 Hti'l thf colb'K,' In now frr-o
from in-h flnan'-lnl lii'-ilinbiini',',.
Tli-n. "Ill Iih l rn i, , at b.lh...ii tUlnnir "Mb
I'h'trcll li' it, lliiw Hnnilu.v. inonihiK 'I'"" ami ' m lo
and evening. At tho Sunday school
hour there will be a program by
tho children and the morning wor
ship' will bo In harmony with the
Children's Day program,
Kveryone Is Invited to all tho
meetings.
First llnptlst Clmivh
jTi' HamisT church Sun lav
tho 1 'liit Vl't,8t Ul mt Su "la.
Regular services will bo held at
morning at tl n, in. H. It. Collard
nitl ... ..IV UUBL-IIVU l III
absenco of the pastor, the ltev. I
O. Hess, whw has bepn confined to
his home for some time, by an at
tack of rheumatism.
Church of God
The Hev. Carlos plummet will
preach at tho morning service, bo
ginning at 11 o'clock and following
Sunday school at IU. Mrs. K. H.
Ahrondl will speak in the evening
Toward the Mark.
Th a young people's meeting will
begin t., " o'clock and tho uvon
ing serviccH at K.
Tho church is studying tliu book
of Homaus at the Wednesday night
prayer meetings, This week thu
lesson will be tho 3rd chapter,
riist M. 10. Cluiit-h
The theme of the morning ser
mon at tho l-'irst Methodist lOpis
copal church Is "A House of
I'rayer." Beside the anthem "Jer
usalem O Turn Ye to the Lord."
by Gounod, there will be a solo
"The .Beautiful Garden of Prayer.'1
At tho close of the Sunday .school
a picture of the school will be
taken. Kvery officer, tiMieher and
pupil lij urged lo bu there for Hie
picture.
In the evening Hie pastor will
speak on the subject "Tell Mo a
Story." Special "Tell me the Stories
of Jesus 1 Love to Hear" will bu
sung by a (tuurtet of little girls.
WINNOWINGS
The annual Children's day pro
gram of the Klrst Presbyterian
,,uy niominK turng Ulu regular
I school
hour, beginning at H : 4 f
o'clock. All departments will have
a part. Teachers and helpers are
busy with the children In prepara
tion, A beaulifiil pageant will oc
cupy tuvt of the hour.
Miss Grace Young, missionary
from Tibet, will speak next Lord's
Day at the Central Church or
Christ. The church Is expecting
C. C. Morgivn, of lOugene, to be
present uL tho i-ju inlay morning
service. ,
Tlie evening services at. the Kirs;
Presbyterian church will be coif
tinned throughout the month oi
June, It has been announced by the
pastor, thu ltev, J, George Walz.
, v. Tomorrow's
services at
Na Karelin wl
the
I be
i cinirch of tin;
the last for this assembly year for
all churches In the Idahu-Oregoii
district. The assembly for I Ills
year will convene at Nampa and
I ji Grande tit le ;ates will leave
Monday in order lo attend Hie ju
bilee commencement exercises at
the Norl hwest Nazareno college
there.
Announcements fur Christina
httrch meetings during the coming
U,M.(
follow: Monday, X p.
monthly meeting of official board;
Wednesday, L':;iO p. m., Women's
Missionary society. f
'-
The lit. Bev, William P. Bem
lngton, of Hie lOasteru Oregon dlo
cess, will be here Sunday from
Pendleton and will speak a I the
lOplscopal church at 1 1 a. in.
The Ladles Aid will serve supper
at li p. in. Sunday which will be
followed by a special meeting of
Hie congregation at 7: III) o'clock.
A meeting of (he parish of Hie
lOplscopal church will be held at
the church Monday evening, June
II, at 7::tti p. in.
The annual lOpworlh League lit
slltale will be held at Wallowa
lak July Ifi to 21, It has been an
nounced. C. O. Heath will lie
dean, Hall K. Wallls manager, and
Harry H. Hamilton district superin
tendent. The Institute Is for tho
neMlein district, Idaho conference.
Additional details will bo given
later.
AT COVE NUTS
SUM OF $10.50
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TlioniiiH HitrrlM wl'i) lunl rhli I K'' ,f
l It- Miiiy Hal,1 l.i Cijv,-. repn li.
$l(i.r.(i pnK'i-iMl.s iniill Imt fill,-.
'OVt''n MUfltll WIIH 1 'HI pllllllifK. 'I'llf-
aiittliiiy Iih!I, iiIi; ui..4i lh-y lire
not nou' lifting i.'hu lr, IiiUm tin
iirtiv,' ltH,'M-xl. In l.,-Kin llllilti'lR,
anil (ll'-y hilil chalK,' ol tin- flnriil
ifruiallon for liir Klliv-rt of Kolil
1,'iH at tin- M.'iiiorial iluy i'.x,'ri'lHiK.
Tin. fovn ha,'hall ti-ain playi'il
Ihc .Innltir IraKii'' Imij-m of Iji
dranili' Tni'Milny atti rnoon nt l,i,
fiinti'l,'. Tin. hi'oii' won 7-li In
lavor of l.n (illin,ll. TIh' liHUli; ll'
vioiifly playi-,1 by 111,' Ii'Iiiiim r
miI,-j In a victory of one iioliit. In
("ovr.'H favor.
Wiiiri'ii l.nlril Irfl Til'-Milay for
U'flwcr. Maho, for tit, wiiiiinifr. Ilr
will work iih a illtrll rlflfr, HvIiik
ullh III" lllll lf, I'. J). Ijllr.l.
11,'thi'rt ILiiKcr (!!, very Jinlri
fully injur,', I whliii ilrlvln u Inifi
tor for K. .1. Klarklanil. A olialn
hli-h wan fnft,'ii,''l to tin- fr'-.it of
th,' Irai'tor wraii',l t.roulnl bin
lilrm. hi ulHlliir bllii Hcv,'r,'ly, llo wa
li,lfn lo the hofipltal at l.n (iiaii'lc
wli,'i,' In will remain for Irnaf-
i ini'itt for lvo ui'i'ki.
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F. 0. Hess Named
On Committee of
Oregon Baptists
Ul'GKNK. Ore., June I (AP)
Dr. C. L. Trawin, pastor of th'
Klrst Baptist church of Kugeue.
and recently re-elected president of
the Oregon Baptist State conven
tion, Krlday announced thu list of
committees' for the ensuing year.
The next convention of the denom-
t inntion will bu held in Portland.
Dr. Trawin expects lo leave for the
Northern Baptist convention in
Denver, Colo, about Juno 10.
Tho standing committees for the
Oregon assembly Include:
Crednetlals und enrollment: ,11.
I'. Merrill, Albany; J. L. Whirry,
McMinnvllle; D. K. Baker, Kugeno;
M -:h. C. K. Dunham, Ashland; N.
J. Barnes, Bend.
Obituaries: lid. C. Cofer, port
land; C. H. Delepine, Hood Itlver;
Mrs. Kirie Dally, Medford: Airs. YV.
K. J.oucks, . Portland; Mrs. O.' B
Neptune, Albany. . , ,
Student cooperation: Mithet
Downs, Portland; Paul J. Orr.' Mc-Minnvllie-;
lr. S. Biirt, cbi-vallls: L.
L. Dally. Monmouth; Imu lttivlo,
l:iii?eiio; 1J. Dunham, Ashland ;
Public Lectures
Start
SUNDAY JUNE 2, 8 p.m.
... at
Sacajawea Ball Room
L. ANTON WAGNEli
Health Specialist
and
Psychologist "
Hu 1ms clmnjfcd thousands
from fiiiluru to success from
lieknoss to health. Here with
truth on his 'lips, healing on
his hands To help those who
ire sick in midy, lmiid and,
soul ! I
NO FADS NO NONSKNSK
Ilis talks are crammed with ,
valuable information and prac
tical common sense. He re
veals the basic principles kov
orninfc life and health, that.
anyone can lollow and obtain
wondei lul results.
You Can Have I'crfcct
Health
The followinif diseases have
ill been successfully trailed!
by natural inelhods without
the use of druifs and opera-1
lions: Acidosis, Acne and;
I'imples, Adenoids, Arthritis,
Asthma, Appendicitis, Auto-!
Intixocalion, Kackacho, i'.edi
WclthiK, ISiliousness, liladder
Inflammation, Blood I'urily
iiiK, J!ody Hash, lioils, l!rain
V'iK, Hriu'lil's Disease, Bron
chitis, Cancer, Catarrh, Faul
ty Circulation, Colds, Colitis,
Constipation, Coimhs. D' "'-"l-es,
Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Kcze
ma, Epilepsy, O.a, Kxeess or
Bloat, Gastritis, Gallstones,
Goiter, Gainintf VVuijfht, Heart
Burn, Heart Disease, 1 1 i rIi
Blood Pressure, lul'lueiix.a, In
somnia, l,eucorrheii, Boss of
Appetite, Bow Blood Pressure,
I'UmbaK'o, Malaria, iMelan
cholia. Depression or Plues,
Neuralgia, Neurastlienia, Neu
ritis, Paralysis, Pleurisy, Pros
tratis, Q u i n s y, Iteducino;
Weight, Rheumatism, Rickets,
Scurvy, Tonsilitis, Tubercu
losis, Ulcers, Vericose Veins,
Worms, Women's Sexual Dis
orders, and many others too
numerous to mention.
"l!e Kail- With Yourself
Benin the Truth
Thousands of people all
over the country have been
made free from the clutches
of disease after all other
methods had failed and are
now enjoying Radiant Health
by following his teachings.
SI'KCIAI,
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Committees of the board of di
rectors Included:
Church edlilco: J. A. Smith,
chairman, Port land ; 1 G. I ,eary,
Portland; Krunk B. Matthews,
Itosoburg.
Assembly and education: U M.
Sherwood, Porllaml; C. S. Tunuell.
Portland; W. B. Bobins, Pendle
ton; A. D. Bossermau, Portland; A.
B. J lodge, Portland.
iu:s or "buokkx iiioaht"
OMAHA. Nob., Juno 1 (AP)
George Delis of Omaha died last
night of what physicians said wiih
shock and 'a broken heart.'
Last Monday night Debs return
ed from a hospital, .whero ho hud
undergone a major operation, to be
Informed that his wife had run
away with another man, taking his
life's savings of $Ui(H und leaving
six small children at home.
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MAUTINKH, Oal Juno 1 (APV
Joseph KranUo, riding on a hav.
baler, tried to lift a high tension1
cable to ullow the baler to pass
beneath. Tho heavily charged
cable hurled his body Hi feet and
ho was dead when picked up,
LOS ANGTOLKS, June. 1 (AP)j
Laura McGregor of Butte, Mont:,1
was elected supreme tiueen of the
Daughters of the Nile at tho clos
ing session of the organization s
fivo day convention here.
Little Mary wus on a visit to
her grandparents and tho old-Ta-
shinned grandfather's clock In tho
hall was a Hourco of wonderment
to her. While she was standing
before It her grandmother said th
hot from thu next room,. ''Is thu
clock "running, dear?" '
"No, ma'am," promptly replied
Mary, "it's Just standing still uufl
wngglutf Uh tail.", ' $
Economy for Those Who
Eat Down Town
KtillnK innat inoaln down town
it tho Sacajawea t!offeo Shop Ih
IncrcaMlnRly popular, not only ;
because tho food la uatlsfylu
hut hucauao of tho economy.
lror tho Hinall fa in lly, ' tha
regular IuhcIumhih und dlnnora,
together with the vurlcd a hi
L'arto Hcrvlcc, offer an Ideal uolu-.
Hun to (he food problem. , No
expense of preparation, no Ultch- ,
cn drudgery, no wanted fooda.
And It Ih cHpuctally worth whtlo
lo enjoy k'ood iiichIh In tho milcd.
cnniforlablc BurroumlinKS of this
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Sacajawea Inn
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