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Wednesday, October 23, 192fr LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five Local News In Brief VisltliiK Hrrt' ' i wlih Mrs. Ulohii Milter, of Kurt Scott. ; Gnindc. Kan., ih viKiwnff in i-a m a run; at j Covixx'tiou J. S. Jenkins of La the home 01 m uncie r.rnetti . Itniy, mul will bo here for sovorul jnoiu'is. Mat year ho attended the I'ni'ersUy- of Kanmis, where Ix- is affiliated with i'hi Gamma Delta. , ' HrlnriHtl Last Mtalit jlr. anil Mrs. OhuYles IVKorest ;iecompanied by Min. G. M. Kich ,.y returned laHt evening from an steaded trii east. .Mr. uiui Mrs. I e i'o rest we n t to N e w York; while. Airs. Itichey remained in m Joseph. Mo. They have been ll( about iwii mounts, i nc or Mi- unu I'eeoresi I'orttaiid. Duo to a typographical error In yesterday's society column the date of tho Rainbow Girls' Hallowe'en party was suited as October U. It will bo held Saturday, October 2U. Knights Template Members of Knights Templar held their regular business meet ing last evening with James 1. Smith, commander presiding. Illness ! Airs. Jim NcIhoii hns been ill at nonu'home with a cold. Airs. Vivian s i i Klmzey Is also confined at home j with a cold this week. StopPt'1 llrlv ,,,mll tin liiisliirus Mr. and Mrs. (.. K. Anderson of I m,.. am MrH rank G. Leon Alontgomery Ward and company j ju-j, 0f noosevelt. Wash., were in Mopped in ai Grande. Alonday. j j,a Grande recently on business. They are on their way to noise . . and Twin i-aus irom I'oriiana and will return In about tnree weeks. gainst alleged violator. Of the eligibility rules of the stato asso ciation during the present football season. The La Grande protest is un derstood to have mentioned the names of -several Halter players who formerly lUed In other cities. It was said here that previous residence does not affect eligibil ity. Section six of article five of the Oregon High School Athletic association constitution was cited In this connection. CANNON OVT OV TOWN' -PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 2a (AIM Hoy 10. Cannon, secretary of the state association dealing with high school athletics, was not In Port land today and was not expected at his office before evening, no one else In his office was acquaint ed with such matters. LAKE STORM SWEEPS EAST; DAMAGE HIGH (Continued from Page 1) Hrturned to Chicago Miss Uosa Olst-n rvi timed to tUtcago lasi. evening tuuT umuhk few days with her ulster. Airs. Mark Crosland. She also has vih-;w,0 ind at Lostine, ami is returning . ti-ml Marriage Llceiw A marriage license was Issued Alonday afternoon to Waller Kir by of l.os Angeles, and Nellie Da vis, of La Grande. by way of Seattle. Cnhig to lluiitiligtou Mrs. II- K. Voetvurg and son, Kalnh. who havt Kiiterprise. -went to Huntington last evening, alter about a .week's visit with Harold Voelverg, her husband's brother. Returned to Portland Airs. Stella Sayle. of Portland, came to La Grande to at her grandmother's funeral, returned 1o Portland Monday. ICeltirned Home Mrs. I). V. Wvllie returned the been visiting in ; first of .the week from Grants Puss where she attended the con vention of-the Oregon P.-T. A. To Pendleton - Allan Carden went to his home In Pendleton last weekend. He is a student at the Normal school here. (hunting. Weighing Muli-i- i" This week employes are count Inir and weighing the mail, of the I'ltv routes at the post offlve. Thlr ' Is for the purpose of letmiin; jou ILiinJim-ks more about individual routes. j Mr, and Airs. William Uoulet , and Airs. George Gordon from Kl- Arrlved Monday I gin were in Iji Grande, on bual- Alrs. A. L. Roberts arrived In j mHH the first of the week. I .a Grande "Alonday from Gooding. Ida., w here she will visit her son. ; Kelurued From Portland Kred Roberts, for an Indefinite .mi .;, Kiddle returned stay. ! day from Tues- orlland where he has j been for several days. jtcdirnlug 'to Salem ; . Mrs. W. 11. Kiugeruld. who has ' VKthitf Here been visiting her daughter. Airs. I Mrs. Reta Peal, of Joseph, is C. S. Paddock for the past two ; visiting her mother Mrs. Frank week, returned to her home in j Keavis. Salem last night. j Here Yesterday Returned Home Mrs. S. V; Atkins of Pendleton. Airs. Elizabeth Taylor has re wiiu recently moved there from ! turned home from her trip to this eity.'spent yesterday visiting i Portland. - head waves with ease compared to the snubnosed craft that came behind It rode the blow well while anchored for the night as did the other craft. Just us In the old days the Ohio was no respecter of persons when it decided to go on a rampage, so today 11 kicked up for President Hoover, again, giving him-a rough ride on the face .of a gale and cold, driving rain. Men on some of the craft described the storm which the president lias encount ered as one of the worst. In their experience. As ihe snub-nod steamers ploughed inlo the waves, water broke over the forward decks with spray going complete ly over the tops of the high deck houses. r Although not a particularly good seaman. President Hoover enjoyed the trip as did Mrs. Hon ver, who takes kindly, to rough weather at sea. She climbed into the pilot house on the Greenbrinr to chat with Captain Lester Hill. one of the old-tune river pilots. who Kent right on chewing his tobacco In spite of the presence of the first lady. He told Mrs. Hoover some interesting stories of his long experience on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Only a few hundred persons i brothers. gathered In Jie rain at Madison,. Ind.. for the half hour's ceremony there, held an hour after the Flot illa got under way, after an all night anchorage fourteen miles. up the river. With Governor Leslie Were Al. Hurt Thurmun. republi can stale chairman of Indiana and Mayor Marcus R. Sulzer and ! i.lliei-M. Weston People Buy Business In Lostine, Oregon Hy MILS. WILLIAM WIGGAXS , (Observer Correspondent) LOSTINK, Ore., (Special) Mrs. and Mrs. Carl Thomas arrived this week from Weston and purchased the barber shop and homo property from Stevo Hurge. Mr. Thomas formerly owned this shop and in looking for a new location found nono suiting him better than Los tine. Air. Hurge had gone to Portland and other cities looking for a location. Mrs. Murk Crossland and baby came over from Union and spent several days with her mother, Mrs. Olsen. Wist ley Leonard und Van Oood I man returned home Monday from nn extended trip to Southern Oregon. Mr. and Airs. Karl Allen return ed Saturday from town, where they visited their daughter. Airs. Krnest Shipley, for a few days. l'Yed Kdwards has been confined to his home with tho f-'ii. He Is reported, to be much better at present. Air. and Mrs. Albert Chllders and his mother. Airs. Km ma Chll ders, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Georgo Chllders Thursday. Mrs. DolHc Pearso and Gussie Crow, went to La Grande Alonday with- Mrs. George Richards, Mrs. L. M. Jordcn and Gene Ashley, of Knterprise, to attend the health Institute. , . Air, and Airs. Ruell Lnmpklns, of Paradise, were in Lostine Tues day looking for a house to rent in order that they may send their sons .to the Lostlue school. . Airs. D. IT. Maglll nnd daughters Mrs. Fern Wil.'Iamson and Airs. San ford Chapman and Miss Ruby Leonard were shopping in La, Grande Tuesday. .. .. Mr. and Mrs. Mark -Courtney went to La Grando Tuesday o.n business. H. 11. Halnten has moved his hardware store flint was located at Lostine back to Wallowa as he has discontinued his store here. Cllve Lloyd and Ross I.oveland hav0 gone, to JmUler. where they are picking apples for the Huoy In reference to Joslln, the Raker paper says that his uncle Is his nT? tt f t AXTl ' I protests against the eligibility of UK. lTiVLilJ j Hl.V(,nil of lnc ,u.ai payers came to MRS. COOK IN light yesterday nnd today." riimv THnAY I ilosiin ueiemieu fAntinneri from FaKe 1J ti.. i .i,..t i,n VmU n utiitrrt 4 7?T 'TXfvP contract on the Oregon Trail high- tiV-iln nir. which tliey need bctuie ii... ' ' 1 Vniiev '-The bov has attended hupnrtant point is to nan sui- , wherever the uncle went, and has been lii a different town each year." It says. Tn another portion it says that "each has a X-gal guardian in the CLASSICS AS LITTLK LKAGI'K Mrs. Charles Moffltt and child ren, of Knterprise, visited friends In Lostine. Sunday. Airs. Georgo Houser, of Knter prise, was in Lostine tills week un business. Dale Ansman and Orville Ferrish of Austin, visited Monday with Air. and AH's. Frank Head-ty. Alike Crow accompanied Wayne Crow to Salem to visit his son, Alel vin, who is going to school there. Air. and Airs. T. H. Leonard, Air. and . Airs. James Leonard and for t sheep ranch on the luinaha. Air. Courtney together with his son Donald, will take their sheep there where they expect to raise sheep on a largo scale. . Mrs. Maud Alalone came In from Wenatchee for a short visit with her daughter, who is attending school here. Mrs. Malone then went to Hker for a few days visit. K. A. Soaiies was in tho Grando Rondo va ley the last week looking for a location. Miss Alargic Evans, of Wallowa, visited at the homo of Air. and Ali-s. Frank Hradley. Frank Moons of Pendleton was here Saturday and Sunday. Air. and Airs. S. L. Alagill were Sunday guests of Mr. and Airs. Kd gar Hook.- , - Air. and Airs. Roy Alartfn are picking upples at lmbler. Nita Willett and Jack Reed are employed picking apples at the Allller ranch at mb.vr. Air. and Mrs. Sam Wade were re cent guests at the home of Mr. and Airs. Jay Lew Is. Airs. Clara Nolitn and Airs. Alin- nie Thorpe spent the weekend with their mother. Airs. olan. Last Sunday Mark Crow ".wat one of his valuable calves. The ani mal had blaek leg. Tho Neighborhood club met on Thursday at the homo of Mrs. s. L. Alagill. The next meeting will ho he'd in the chm-'h on Oct. 11 and w ill be a no liicss arflr,' when tho members wlL spend the aiier noon quilting. , Airs. Kmmngenn Stoddard, of Gouer d'Alene. Idaho, Is visiting her brother James Head und fam ily.' Air. and jAlrs. William Wlggan returned home Tuesday from Half. er, where they had visited their sons, L, Kv and Marvin WlgRnn. Mr. and Mrs. Chat'les Lttchileld and family, or Reuhhi, Idafio. were visiting last week with" Mrs. Mina Litchfield and Kffn Gaston. It. H. Hlaekey. of Wulla Wal!n on imp over and nut a new roof on his building In Lostine ami n turned home the -'first oi the weeK. Mr. and Airs. Arch Willett, f La Grande, were visiting friends In Lostine over the weekend. Leander Cousslns was awarded a 25-year medal at tho I. O. O. F. lodge at Wallowa last week. There were nine irom i.o-iwou - celved the medal. A. H. Hallard, of West Gross man, kl'.lcd a big black bear near his home last week. He wns in Wallowa and said that the frost had not hurt the gardens or fruit. Union Sawmill May Close Down For The Winter Ily W. V. CONXOK (OlituM'V.T Correspondent) NION, (Spoeinl) AccoriliiiK lo report the local sjnvml 'l; the Orn son Triiif, will soon close (lown for the winter uh the roatlH will no Ions ho in condition for lonln. Tho pinner, however, will prub tibly rim during tho entire year. A double headed surprise, social was heM Tuesday nfternoon at tho homo of Mrs. Hell Wright Mrs. Kdlth l'hy In North I'nlon. the occasion beiuK in view of the fact that these two ladles and Mrs. Sarah Khuppntt will soon leave for southern points for tho winter. Mrs. Shappatt was Invited to the WriKht houu and when the kucs's had all arrived it was announced that the KalhcriiiB was In honor of all three ladies. Tho nfternoon was spent In vis iting. Hefreshments were served by n committee from tho Ladles' Aid who were sponsoring the af fair. IntoroslliiB tniks wore Riven by the three ladles for whom the social was beliiK held. Mrs. "iiy also sanK a coup. of sofas. Those present were: Mesdnmos .Icnnio t'onklln. Kmlly t'oclt. Lou isa linrwell, Mlnnio llalrd, l'earl Shaw, (lilbert I'ourtwiiKht, Session. John KeiKiison, lva Keuter, Kills Hess. J. J. Drown, Flora Keilblock, Cyrus 'Williams, MuBRto Vanliou ten. W. lialscy. VI -la l'arker. Cnth elino Spears, Cocl.' UrlKKB, Watts, '.tale Castor, Sadlo Connor, Nora Cheney. H. C. I.Co nnd 11. A. Cro.ut or, betides tho following' out-of-town guests; Mrs. Sanderson und Mrs. llessei:ier who Is temporarily malting Vnlon her home. Herbert Parker wfTo has been living in tills vicinity for the past few years and was recently an em ploye of the Turnbull Hairy, has moved to ltaker county. The Park ers left I'nlon Wednesday of last week. Tho body of Mrs. Mary A. Mc C.rath. who died at the home of her daughter in North I'nlon Saturday. October ly, was taken to La Grando Tuesday and tho funeral services held at the Catholic church. Interment wus mado in u La Grando cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. K. I'. Wlllcock and Mr. and Mrs. l' K. Diveni were In I'nlon Monday evening und had dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Connor. Tho Wll cocks live In La C'.iundo ami tho Divens were formerly of Ln Grande where Mr. I ivens was manager of the Western I'nlon telegraph office, but tht-y are now located in Pen dleton, j It has become common news lo I read about deer being brought In by male hunters, but it Is a Uttlo uncommon lor the ladles to get the limit. Such Is the record for irs. A. Hnrford of this vicinity, who wont out deer hunting last Satur day in the mountains east of Union. A half hour of hunting was suf- fkicnl for tho .udy to bring down a flvo-polnt buck weighing over' two hunt) red pounds. ' ' Conccm'rartng on vVilson Brothers Haberdashery SLIM FIGURE NOW UNFASHIONABLE Women and Girls Can Now Be Healthy as Well as Stylish ' DANDRUFF GOES l'l.'A'lll.KTn'. Ore.. Oct. 23 fA P) The Women's Christian Tern-) Mr. and Mrs. George Dodge spent ion, ho is to train stu- (lentM to bo free from preJilUM-e, so that they may make a decision f.,,- ih,.uiKflvcs and have it free fro nianv emotion or temptallon at the moment. Developing students In matters of leadership Is what j Oregon needs, he said. "WiJere does leadership come , fruni '.'" the president asked. Tho ; most effective means of forming j 11 fine emotional life on the part j of the youth, can possibly result j from a union or the home, the sin .lent and ihe university, develop ing the type of character and I personality in which leadership exisis. Hoys and ghis can brim.' Iilrals that have been well founded . in Oregon homes, to the university, j lie said. Seek lietlcr Opportunities "Our one aim Is to try and create : fur your sons and daughters bet- ! l'-r opportunities for life." he con- ,'lllilrd. This morning I if. Hall spoke lo perance union wus clusd us tt little world league of nations by Mrs. Kiln lloolo. national presl-. dent of the group, who last night described the world meeting at Uusnifnc In which women from many nations took part. Sunday In Pendleton, Chicken pox hus. found Its way Into school. Virgil Itohinson and Huth Woods are both absent with the disease. M, O. Courtney has traded his farm near Lostine to .lay Dobbins when Zomo (ouches (he scalp Douse cooling, healing, cleansing KEMO on, the acalp nnd rub vigor ously. If ybtt'ro Hkb thousands of ot hers tho wav dandruff vanishes and itching stona will be a surprise ami delieht. Use this remarkable, clean. family nntliseptic liquid freely. It's the sensible way to gntTiii 01 uan tlruffand Itching Scalp. KeepZEMO handv. Safe and dependable for all forms of itching irritations, of the skin and scalp. Joe, buc unci i.uu. city . . . each of the three is In good standing, ''nth regards grades here and at his former school. l.;aeh of Ihe boys ques tioned by La Grande Is earning Ills way by a legitimate 'job.' one in a garage, another In a holt I, an other in a restaurant." Two of the boys are referred to as orphans, but telegrams and loi ters received by Mr. Towier Indi cate that such Is not the case. It Is said. Coach George Scott Is quoted In I the story as saying: "Mr. Walker i and I sincerely hope the students! of the high school will show true .sportsmanship and w in or lose treat I our guests from La Grande in a I "respectable manner." I Lu 2.1.T" V e bb jpj ppji m llAKI'.lt Sl ltl'UISMK ' I'.AKHIt. Ore.. Oct. LM IA1')- hool eon - ) were understand the protest j La Grande High school j Ihe high school on choosing l.tuliisophy. for life and making j .pi,,, s(. n touch' with high . t frit philosophy the fundamentals i nthletlcs here, although not of character. "The main thing that I10C,.d with the high school. y.n g.-t out of high sc hool Is some unable t, philosophy of life and habits of nlli,. ,v nnisti'iitig prolilenis. If you gel !h liuhit ,,f doing ev.-lylhll.s' you il" viell. then you are going lo get along successfully in life's pro j'lis.' he addressed the students. Mis. Hill also spoke cut h uslasl Ic .iHy, mentioning ways that parents coolrmiitr lo the higher ideals of iioiv.-rsity life. This aflernoon Mrs. Cook will meet wiih the Oregon Mothers In i"i informal session. A shorl Z1 If iimn i A Remarkable Treatment For Stomach Troubles We have been looking for a preparation Tor the relief of vari ous Stomach Troubles, a medicine of such unusual merit that we could honestly recommend to our customers and know that they would derive the results they have u light lo exiiect from lis use. Wo finally decided that lly-PKP-Sen fully met nil our re iinlrcmentH as a perfect prepara tion l or the relief Of . Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Chronic Constipation. Torpid Liver, Loss of Appetite, and u System Hullder. Wo now )iavo it in stocli. If you suffer front any form of Slonuich Trouble, we want you to try this splendid Ionic on our guarantee. Come In und let lis tell you about It. Moon Drug. Co. I .a Grande. Ore. Adv. Suspenders, Belts, Hose Supporters they are all part of the Ensem ble; should blend with your clothes and other haberdashery. These from Wilson Brothers harmonize exactly with Shirts, Neckwear, Ho siery. We offer you a really fine selection. " " BelM - .;.... .'.75c- to $1.50 Suspenders 50c to $1;50 Garters 25c tq 75c rasiarasiiiJjj i That excessive and unnatural slimness that ruined the health of j thousands of women and young uirls is no loncer fashionable. Purls couturiers aro developing clothes for tho rounded figure. Musical comedy producers are searching for healthy, normal ngures ior me. stage. All the world is getting health-wise where me numnn ugure is concerned. Thin means that women and girls will be encouraged to eat enough . varied foods at regular meals lo supply the requirements of health. 1 it means muv vuueicuiosis, aueuoi, and other dangerous results of undernourishment may he more easily averted. And to the eyes of discerning men and beauty experts, it means that women will ho more natural and more beautiful. ',. Eat cereals; milk, fruits, "vege tables and meats daily. Do not gorge or overeat, but ent variety. Remember that flavor is tho one important factor in causing people to eat varieties of foods, and that sugar is nature's supreme condi ment for developing tho llavors of nearly every healthful food. The necessity of a dash of sugar for making cereals, fruits and milk desserts delicious is well known. Women cooking experts recently discovered thnt a dash of sugar in vegetables while they are cooking rcvolutioni7.es their freshness nnd natural vegetable llavors. Most foods are more delicious and nour ishing with su--- '''be Sugar Institute. I iiiiiiiwwawP3ig-wwHp m Our yard is full of Coal and we have more on the road. Order Yours Now Photic Main 792. EricKson X Durland 1525 Jeff erson St. a ilh.Tl President eheou. Iiiiring, W:irnui; Mothers. ":'!lllil':" or tin I Mill Oregon llads. and followed the lun- the luncheon Mrs. Lee j Introduced the Oregon liny Williams. tile and A. W. Nelson the III.-:;, low j, llads. isilors. ilso some g&g5& BAKING 'A) fcn. POWDER. A Ollt-Of- . ELIGIBILITY OF GRID MEN : QUESTIONED (Continued trom Pag 1) 'ilso s.-nt copies of the protest. Anliilpatlng the protest. ihe l-'k."!- Ileliiocrat-llerald yesterday l"il.llsly.,l a lengthy story, starting M;li nlo following paragraph: "A 1 i Crande driv to cripple the ll.ik. r llulhl.igs on the eve of their llh ti'e I'nlon county foot- h:i I BiM-rlein here Friday through Simple Way to Slop Fits! N'KW VHIlK. V. II l' -;,:',;;:v;'olo!''s:;:;:bsKiria ,sh s".- throuiih tlilf HlmuU- Any rvmJr who IV:... tci T.'itf Ktrth Avenue, ,.v York City, wl l , r,( 1 l-'rCK bonklft rxplHtnlmf i..iMnttiH-"l trrl J'r : . - i m. lit urn ins S rue i r it ,lv. hnrnil' Iri-Htinfiil. scfulH (lu'ir NHliorniorH this iniKnl, "Corporal Bob Ingleston" That happy go-lucky devil may care Dough Doy. IN PERSON Presenting "AMERICA UNDER FIRE" TRY W. K. GILBERT CO. FIRST iff Tims fur these pictures hiive never been unreeled before local audiences Sectors held by local troops and other soldiers from the stato are shown in the countless flashes of France A descriptive lecturer combined with liic picture is Oono in true doughboy fashion. Starting TODAY Adults :Uc Children 'i"c Also Added Ijilrrtuiiiiiieiit 4 Days Starling Today ill 4 i , -1 a n vi ' tt 11 I'n ft is? 1 v:,:-.. ' ' ., i... -l -A-if I'-tjt V. tNTEf'AII . i iS -s..'S Si f 1 s 1 j ' ft St-e & Hear "Step And l'clcli It" Favorite Colored Coniedi:in The .screen's first HinKinu, (lancing and talking comedy of the Southland i Anil ViluplioiM' Aels KIIAI.I.OS III A I i:" "SAMll:llMlV A CIMMII- "(I Mill Icloiie V rils Alsii KDDIK I'KAItODY 111 i,iiis t (U,i.i:.i: in sis- A Tun Heel Musical singing fouody Mm; &'.. ryX .v.- lllll&Sal ::s0r--::.vi.-rf. l.JP'ir':r': J
