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Friday, November 1, LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Five Local News In Brief ltd urn to Im Cintnde MIT delivering a prisoner to he- mute penitentiary. Sheriff. tlesse (Iroshenrs nuinuMi 10 i-a mnde ibis morning. Mieriff lire- Lln-nrs- left for Ha loin the luiu-r iri Oi IM wet'K, n un iiiH pi is- ) llt:r. Iy Hiiiomufiiir. iifV Hi M r. Ji ii'l M i'H. A If ivtl 1 1 iat I tin he imivniH nf-a-hnby hoy. Charles Jliiilf, born yesterday at their lionn 11 Z avenue, lit weigncit six unit no-half pounds, al birth.- Mrs. tjlintt was formerly Alice Honk. Koili mottier ani .son ait- repuneu o Im- In good condition. ftctunicd Airs. A. N. Muyvillo, Mrs. Corn .j41snnk. M vWallaoo t 'asw, M rs. Kellogg, Mr.-!, I 'ope Mrs. Provost report u successful mcei- ing of tho 'oinii of Montfihiart l.cglou when they returned from 1 luir trip to Walla Walla to at tend I ho district reinvention of the organisation; . l.ealn; I At Orantlc .Mr. and Mr a. Ilmer Nellson and luiiKhtcr. Jsnliel Symon.s. expeel lu leave hern Sunday on their way to tho vieiniiy of Salt l.ale flty. where .Mr. NUkoii will operate i rilling slatlon' and whore they will make ihoir homo. i;iks Moot .- A large, number.s of members wen: In attendance at the meeting of the. H. P. O. Klks lodge last night. 1 'Inns a to being maile to liobl an- initiation early in De cember. It is also announcedthat j tho lodge recently had the roof j of the Klks' building- repaired. Tsttlng llor ousln .f.Mrs. Henry Wntson of Portland h vlhJting her cousin, Mrs. II. J Thonfju:. - "' gT Two Days .,-', ' MpaagjIiM'" m TODAY B ! Your Favorite Dutch Treat - In New Fall Clothes You'll hardly know your old friends Dutch Maid t Cupcakes in their new fall togs! Snow-white cream icing transform their appearance and gives them new lustiness. Regular .Iflc do'en yours over the week-end at "we pay half and you pay, lialf" prices , "Jack' Frost Cupcakes, doz 15c Our Scrumptious Doughnuts, doz .. 13c . Hallowe'en Party Service Xa ihc Duirli Maid ltelp tiih your urtj-. Tlit-j'll make .ollmalr of qiinnUltc nrrttiil. siiRin'l hM-riul kHt ritvinl miunil rnkrv. riKikfc?, or AppmprJulf lirfi'k tfn rrram. . llrlUi'rj- (i ytmr Itonii Jtisi. in linio lo Mnn "WIND Monitors lunch . The Im Ornnde Houlty hoard - ,,. toiliiy al noon in Km weekly luncheon. Thirty was a general discussion of mullein of inii-nut tJl(. srouv during the hour. I lulling II oil ' air., nnd aIih. Paul Totniui ar rived In l.a (Iriiide last nltrht to spend the weekend horo IhHIiir friends and relatives. Their Imnio Is in llunilnntnn, Ti Idaho .Mr. and Mih. II. R fjodel nnd ramlly mv leaving today on tholr way to Idaho, on hnsim-Hs. Tliey expect to return in a week or more. To I 'ntcrpriH II. I. 1 lexs wont lo lntorprlso Thursday on WusineKH. Here on ItuIness .Matt lloswi'U ami l)on Meyers of KlKin were in Iji (Jraiidi-, Thurs day on business. 1 VlslUus Ihrc ! . MIhm .Margaret Wynkonp of Port-; land is visiting in l.:i Clrande with' Mrs. Doyle Zimmerman. She wlll'i bo hem about' two, weeks. . Will l.lut in Portland Mr. and Mm. Walter Kirby left Wednesday on their way ot- Port land, win-re they will make Ihoir home. They wore recently mar ried In this city. Trip tp Joseph m rs. Kranels Burns wont Joseph today on a .business trip, To Portland 'lmlglil Ujiy Price, (ioorgo Barbonu. John (larity, "Peto" " Itussell, and Doyle ' Zimmerman are going to Portlancl this evening. vThoy will probably return Sunday. r ' FOUR SELECT with K.irh irg.:?fe.' UP AT THE WINDMILL" SHI IVmmiiN - illss Hester Hopkiu mill Miss Jane. Statute Innv been chosen to h twist' in the salt which tho Wo men's league of the rnlvvrslty of 'Oregon Ih sponsoring for Pad's day. the proceeds of which will bo added to tho Inflrnmry fuml. Haiti girls will aid In the ennvns of t lo men's houses, nnO Miss Hopkins linx charge of the vali hi her sor ority house, Tl lift a I'hl. I'Vimii Xrar Mnwllh" Mr. diwl Mew - A. It. HaMnrd. from irejir Mawlllo,' nn visiting (ttoppi-a heiv. .Mrs. Jtoss nnd Mr. j0f a qiilto different character than in I-t (IranOo at tho homo if Mr. ! KMn -won Mi'hool frlonds when'ithoso orooted hy I'olynostaiis. H and Mrs. W. l HalUud nudity hoth attondod the Cnlvorslty mum hm-hil ouvoh havo ffiveii up frionds lu l.a Urando. The also visit their' son. Mead will Hull- ;inl. of t'ninn. niKht. They nrrlvotl In.M I.ctljrc .Mcotln R O. K. IdiIj,',. met last ntKht al the KaKles hall with Kay rat ion presiding. I'lans wero dlscusM ed fur their regular Saturday night il antes. Mem hers of tht linker organiuitlon visited the local so ciety last niKht. Officers of tho Kat;los will nioet Momlay nlghl ut 7 o'clock lu the Kaglos hall. Hero fr"iii Wallowa t .Mrs. K. Medlnnis. of Wallowa Ih visiting her (laughter, Mrs.1 W P. Italian!, of l.a Grande. Sho has - been hero slncP the first of thejlH-nve to Pnrthuul week.-Mi-H. Hallard. who htiH been' MiW lleruloo ."aKS III, is Improving. ' . ; llehiui to lown Mrs. I.afo 1(111, who lias been horo for a. month's visit at the homo of her daugliter, Mrs. It. R Tyler and family, has returned to her homo at Nora Springs, Iowa. Attend Cumo Mr. and Mrs. l-yle Kiddle " and son Robert, accompanied by their parents, M r. ami Mrs. l-'red IT. Kiddle, of Island fity, imvo gone to Portland to attend the O. S. IV Washlngton State football game. VNjling More , " . Mr. and .Mrs. Hay Knight, of Wallowa, are .visiting In l.a Grande this week. VITAPHONE ACTS Fox Movietone News Sliced I Irea d I You certainly have n treat in store when you first try SLICED bread! All ready to serve, toast or make sandwiches. And it Stays Fresh I Try It and you'll never change. Loaf 10c Autumn Pies 1'iinipkln and mfnee pies are lu their prime right now. Cnmbi-rn-miule, they have nn extra hutch of goodness. I'utnjikin or .Minoo for OUL Tiity Cakes Thoso nro fl I hit eh shop nnd 11 wonderful value. i:.ich . , Spc-ial 25c Mary Ann Cakes A tdsty r.ikft cril-'l with purr lem on pl filUnjc. You will pto,u'il It. 30c st'iiioi- nay rnwt c ...... .'unt coTir:xT or 311 Following rehearsal hut evening j , TIL-U'I.I IX OLI. hlOM S tlui cast of tho "heniur play woro j " . gucatt at a Hallowe'en party given j . VAl'UKTK, Tihitl (AT) leg ly MIkh lCathcrim Fnrtain, dlroc-) ends of the lost continent of Slu. tor nf tho play "So Thin Ih don," to 1m presented November 21 and l':. " i I'nawnl llirouirlH Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hohk pass- od throuuh Iji Ornndo rooently nn their return to Seattlo aftor an , eastern trip, .Mr. and Mrs. Hohei t U'Jakin .nioi ihcm lvhllo their, tralu. of Washington, CalliMl Ut I'm otte Mrs. W. (1. Nohlo and- son of i: I gin left lat evening on Ihoir way to T'uyotto, W'horo lior fathftp ts seriously HI. ilotv Tlioi Mlay J. R (irodttkl, general wifoty agent of the 0.-, spent Thtirs day in La (irtiudo on business, lie returned to his homo lu 1'ortland lust eveiilns. Weekend Trli Mr. and, Mrs. A. W. t.offol nnd grandson. "Sonny" Wnttonburj;, left, yt-Nierday on n 'weekend trip. and Carl, Klanery and sister, .Myrtle, drove to Portland recently and will visit there for n week. ' - Ileii Yesterday : Miw. Kiirin Hang r.f Covo in l.a (JraiKle yostorday, ' To Portland .Mrs. W. II. Houter wont lo Portland yesterday- to all end "he O. s. -Washington State game this weekend. APPOINT niKTIUCT ATTOltXKY SAL KM, Ore., Nov. , 1 (AP) -Crant ,1. Williams of Gold Iteneh was yostorda. appointed by. 0.ov ornor I'attorson as district attorney for Curry county, to succeed .'ol lier II. lUifnugton, who roslgnod. STKAL l!."0 Tl ltKKVS G HANTS PASS, Ore., Nov. ,1 (Al") Thieves using a motor truck especially eouipped to cart poultry slolo 1'50 j urUcys, valued at if 1 ,00(1, from various sections of .losephinu county, Sheriff . 1 II. Lister was Informed today. ' Old Miitake Rare . People, rarely nnilte the snmo ml tnlie Jwloe. Thero nro two inuny pnlhlliiles for innklny new plies. Toloiln Itlado Thnnk for the Tip Tho reason snmo Hnns cmplo.v such fluiiih-loo!;ln Rnlostnon is In let HiO onsintnors think Htev nro fiNtlriK llio host of 1 1 iti harsnln. I'alhllndoi' Mnn-!tif. Take. Long Time to Cool Liivn Ktronnis mi nmro tlnin l.S lo 'Jll.fflot Iudep(li nro said, to rta. tpil.c a year m cool, l The biography of n navy. diver lias just boon published. Down tho ladder to simoons, COMMOY AILMKXTS IX CHILDHKN Hy .L Kpslein. 'M. New Vork. N. Y D., Poor appetite: .Mothers frouuont lK complaih thnt their children do not eat enough. In tho majority of cases this Ih only in the. lm aglnalinn ornn ovor-ntixfonH moth 01'. IMnr appetite In children may be duo, however, to. Improper food, improper feeding, constipa tion, or an unhealthy mouth. ,A proper and Tegular diet will tins prove tiio appetite.. A mild, pleas ant iuxatlvo should bit given when necessary. ' Vomiting: Vomiting ! tisuallv ihe result of bad or jfurood feeding. Morning vomiting pury be Out to const pa t Ion, lat e suppers, or to. chr inic throat Infection. In nervous children., excitement or an aversion ', for food may ho tho trouble. Chronic consiipnlion: .In the. majority of oases, chronic const! pation Is thP result, of Insufficient i food, improper food or irregular . habits. '. : k cmtgli: Cough In a child rimy bo due to largo tonsils und ado- 1 nobis, bronchitis, asthma, chronic heart disease, whotrplng cough or , tuberculosis. A persistent cough ; must not In neglected. "Fatigue: When a child Is easily lireit and Is unable to carry on the usual activities of childhood, lift In suffering from lack of food, In sufficient rosi, anemia, or .. some chronic ailment. Loss of weight: This Is an al most constant symptom of some chronic ailment. In some cases, it may bo dju to Indfuesiion, con stipation, improper food or Im proper feeding. A persistent loss t in weight is suspicious of tuber oulntds. Anemia : This is usually dlie to malnutrition. unwholesome food, lack of air and sunshine. Chronic' diseases, loss of blood, or blood dlM-nscN, give rise to anemia. Sleeplcssm'sa: When a child Is resteH or sleepless nt night, ho may be suffering from large ton sils and adonojds, loo HUH' or too much food, late suppi-rs. nervous disorders, excitement, or pin worm. Fever: A rise In temperature Is tho fb'Kt evidence of hoiiic ubnor- ma) luncitmt of tin body. Fever in a general Index to some infec I lion or Intoxication. Pining chlld . hood, it preslstenl daily ri!e In temperature limy in'un heart dis ease, tuberculosis, or rheumatism. Do not ait until tlm child Is really sick to ronsult Oir funifly doctor, Have him tO"kU over at j leant one, a year. (Jot Ihe preven tion in nhrad of the trouble und avoid tli noretttdly of cures. Frepli air ii nd hunchin-', proper fef-dlug, ' cleanliness find good habits, and a fa mil r doctor who is a cox? friend n id not a sirungor held at j long dlstancft (or einorgcnclen, wit J prevent most nllm-'nlii In Infants and chlldien. Lon-.which orl.ntnl tradition says tllti-j j appeared in fire and flood leaving j the. Islands of tho south Pacini',! hnvo been revived by finding ovi- i jdencoH of u moo that peopled these ! j Uthuidn before ..the amienl coinlns ! i of the 1'olynesliinH. ! Itocent oxplorutions hy uiitliro-1 poloKlsts upon inoimlalnoua pla-j (.-hok Imve shown Mtono Hlructiires skulls not Polynesian. Tho futile Is that Mu ouoo com prised !und filling a vast region of tho southern Pacific. It sank, leaving only tho tops of1 volcanic mountains above water. i:iP)-.uoit si:i;s u.mk TOKYO, Nov. I (AP) Kor tho first time in history tin em per or of Japan today attended a base ball game, making ono of a crowd of 40, not) at an intercollegiate game between Waseda and Kelo universities. , . Kelo, which was runner-up to Waseda in the championship, won. Whatevor else it may accom plish, tho now-Tamous Oarneglo li'oundatlon report on college foot hall recruiting and subsidizing methods give just about a "clean bill" to. the hitherto much-maligned "Old Gradx," who can now give three cheers for (he old al ma rim tor without being put under suspicion. Specifically, tho reports says: "a. common- misconception touching the personal recruiting of athletes for Intercollegiate competition is that most of the work is done by alumni;" "The facts of our enquiry prov conclusively that this is not the case," the report soph oh to say, MOf ono hundred ami iwclvo col leges and universities visited, .al only a little over thirty per cent was recruiting conducted by alum ni. In slightly over half of the eases, it. was an affair of the ath letic departments and In eight per cent it rested upon administra tive, executive or academic .offi cers." V fl'lie old grads, at least have the last laugh. Tho Carnegie retmrt set forth in particular the keen rivalry tor schoolboy and prep talent among (he loading colleges of California. Tho I'lilversliy of California In Its August "C" Itnllotln, Issued for tho benefit of alumni, published 'a nu m her of let I ors w rlucn by j various ' solHo.H)oy athletes to friends. Those won) some of tho ! pxcrpis: ' i I "1 have already received ffnmo offers to soholarshlps from other fiehools, some of them In the con ference, and jobs thnt. will pay my expenses through school. My dad cannot so my going lo. Cat. and pulling out a lot of money when I can go to several other schools wltjiout tho cost.", , , "J don't expect you ' follows lo hand me a Job on a silver platter, but 1 received a letter from tho scholarship board at, . . . yester day stating Dial I had been grant ed a. full scholarship to . . . Also ono of tho fraternities have a Job for me. So I would bo foolish to go to Mcrkolcy under present, cir cumstances unless I was sure of a good Job. L Mill want to got 16 llorkoloy." "Tho conch from . . . cimc up to the park to see me and as a oonsofiueneo-1 went to . . . with him. I worked out with the varsity throe days and nt tho end of that period lie told m0 1 was a cinch to tho varsity. Whether he was kidding I don't know but I rrifhor think ho meant It for ho has call ed up throe times since 1'vo grit ton homo telling ino the same; I also went to . . . with the fros coaoh and kicked it little . . . of fered me board, room and tuition but realty ono can't class . . , as a college." , "There Is ono of tho men here at . . . that has a considerable peevn on at tho school. Ho eame to , . . with (ho understanding thai he -would got n scholarship be ing a very good football prospect. During practloo lie broke his knee and did not get his numeral nnd they have refused him ft scholar ship and do not offer any hopes of him getting one untlHie makes tho varsity in his sophomore. Jun ior or senior year. ( From a brother of n promis ing young athleio): "ID wishes to enroll as a freshman. The t'nlver slty of . . . insists that he come to , . . to school and has offered a nn Inducement room, hoard, tu ition and books, provided ho play football, of course. I inn very de Firo us of his attending Cal. 1". If you think there is any possible choneo of arranging for his room, hoard, books." On the same day thai the Car negie report become public prop erty, Knooh llagshaw resinned ns head football coach at the Vni verslty of Washing! tin and two Iowa gridiron athlete set forth to disprove charge involving their umutcur status. And these nr only two or tho disturbance. lfugshaw'A dirficuttlen have been Ipng-slnndlng, especially slnro last (ten son. yet his withdrawal after, the. Huskies met two stunning re versals at the hands of Southern Calllortila nnd Washington Hlnte added significance to tho Carnegie report's disclosure that In about 3 OUl of 7 Conejos ihe football coach's tennro depended on pro ducing winning teams. Sporf I plants Alan J.Gould PI.M-: M:i:DLI: IJAnkI'.TS PAY MONTOOM Kit V (AP) Mary Alabama women make good In-- comes from pipe pei-dlv basketry. Tho' extension department of the th'tieval lVderatloi of Women's claim promotes the Industry. 1 L . lilts. TAPI' A PIAXIST WASHINGTON (AP) Mrs. William Howard- T-afi In an ac - compUshcd pianist and holds diploma emitting her to teach. TARIFF BILL IS 'DlSCUSSEiy . (Continued from Pa 1) "Heeause they were not holding public ""JT:""1,'; ,A',''""'' ' "' if Senator Mcichcr, democrat,: ding Klorlda, made un engagement with i Smoot for WLIson, ' ' Tho suggestion was made- in I It not her letter Irom Arnold to i -Wilson to "flood Senator Smoot ,' wit h telegrams' urging removal j of the seasonal clause oil' Gulf ; i 'oast products. Arnold did not know whether tho suggestion was : carried out. Ho said the provls- j ion discriminated again he Florida, i A loiter from Arnohl lo Senator ! Watson of Indiana, satd Senator j Hefllu Would "i.ocolve an urgent ! request' through our connection" ! lo vote for the flexible provision. , "Did you tell anyone lo com municate with Scant ur Heflln lu behalf of the flexible provisions," Walsh asked. '. "Thai letter indicate that," was the reply., " " Wnlsh read a letter from Wil son to Arhl whleh.snld "Sena tor Rb'tohor was u traitor along with other deniooyntlc senators." 11 added that Senator Trammel), the other I'M o rid a senator. Is "the host log rolling politician that ever came out of any state. In the un ion." . The letter said Wilson would got In tough With Florida "land Interests" who might have' more Influence with Fletcher and added that Wilson thought Fletcher realised what tho tariff would mean to Florida, .' Other Loiters Head In another letter Arnold sahFt both Fletcher and Trnmniell, choose and save without delay s a a Gur One Week Prices Citrus Powder Regular large pkg..... 2 for 47i. Curtis Brand Spinach No. ,2'j can .18 Broken Slice Pineapple No. 2 can 19 Our Regular Every New Crop Cal. Walnuts Diamond No. 1 grade. 1-lb. bag 304 j r 1 Camay The new toilet soap made-' by Proctor & Gamble. liar ,....8 White Star Tuna No. 14 can1,l(S Nc. '.. can..22 . , Black Eye Peas 2 11)8 27 Single bar .....7- f'-irton, 10 hars..7c It Pays to were "functioning" and he thoitghl .they would vote fur the bill. In; another te.tter, this being to Am- , ; o'd rom G. rt. KP'icher, It watt ; cult I Senator l-'leteher would vote ! for the bill hei'suso "there nevor j was a senator who had a hotter j tire built under him." . ! "The more he kicks, the harder; i we fight." it said. -( , ; "If. things come to whore they (i iv iui iviiik ue u n. no ivti i'i 'in di'd, '1 will come up nnd see. my I .1: frii'nd Hoover again and mako ! them all bo good, as I am In re eeint of n nion letter from , the- ' white ..house .showing that l am 'still In Hue yet." 1 The committee . then recessed: until Tuesday. Rector Fined $250 un tseer vnarge Goorgo Hector was fined '2T(i yesterday by t'ounty Judge V, (I, Couch on a charge of manufacture ami possession of beer. LESS MARRIAGES IN 1928 THAN IN 1927 IN AMERICA (Continued from Page 1) as regards the number of divorces compared twlth the .year 1 S2 i , ranged from decreases of HO.K per cent In the District of Columbia ami 12. a per cent In Florida to In creasea uf :i2.! per oent In Ne vada and f LI ' per cent lu Ver mont., - Tho ratio of divorces per 1,0(H1 of tho papulation in the Individual states In lii'JS ranged from 0. 1 Ji In tho District uf'Columhh and O.-Ht In New York, to 3. US lu Oro Koir and .1.1. ft',! In Nevada. Oregon rigurcK Marriages In Oregon In 1 1 2 K to taled IMilb compared with 7. 3(1:1 the yeur before. The per cenl of Increase was JU and the number of marriages to one divorce was 2.B. In divorces, H.ofiH couples were parted In 12 compared with :i,H7 In l!t:'7. Tho decreaHo In divorces. In Oregon equaled 2.T. There were 2!i anmilmcnLs in 1U2S and :i I in 1 P JT 7. Peifect laundry starch. Plg. Factory Demonstration A representative is here to acquaint you with the .superior qualities of Fels-Naptha and give you a Soap Chipper free. . . ' ' Study the Swinging Price Tags Onyx "Pointex" Gotham Goldstripe Gordon Silk Hosiery Helialile brnnda only sold exclusively at our store. 1.50 1.65 - 1.95 2.50 PUTMAN'S Jt (Irande'H oxop.islvo ready-to-wear and mlllinory M'DONALD BACK IN OLD ENGLAND , (Continued from Page 1) land coaled with frosi, but as warm In Its welcome as Us weather was chilly. f On tho dock, , white with frost, a few hundred friends and well wishers cheered him. Crowds .of workmen shouted, "good old Mac," and "glad to see you again, Mac," as his party debarked and made for the train shed where a special oar- was attached to tho regular boat train to London. Lord Derby, Lord Mayor Hitler of Liverpool and delegations , of city councillors ami labor organ Mentions wore- among those who went aboard the ship to greet the premier. Miss Ishhel, roeolvlui? flowers from them, was an attrac tive demure figure. S A Chicago' man ufferH to -trado his typewriter fot-, a shotgun,. Probably , this should bo a; warn; lag lo a couple of editors. Special Schilling Baking Powder l-lh. can :........39 Lux Soap Flakes Large pkg. ................................22c Com Meal Yellow or white No. 10 bag..38 Day Prices Van Camp Hominy No. 2 can..9 No. 2 10 can.,12' Linit .10 Armour's Deviled Meat (5 small cans 25 Old Monk Green Olives 10-oz. bottle 2 1 1