La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 07, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, November 7, 1(J2'J LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. i Page Five Local News In Brief Health Talks - Where History And Progress Mix. Dolt Show A Ioll slniv for I ho l;lrtiUV will lio an wont nf Inn iiri'-ChrlstmaH FOiiHnn nt'tho J. O. I'Muwy more tn morrow 'niieht l ;' w'rlnck when lie ten inoxt liofinUfnl UoIIh nf f'luytuinl, chimin hy Hnnia Clnnn wilt h kIiowu. Mth. Wlolln Inwlo will toM KtorlPH. Sow. alrpluno inoilclK ntul niitomohtloH will ho shown for tlif hoyH. This is a na tionnl ovi'iit, when nil the company Htoren w'll hfivo n doll slimy to lnorrnw night., iruvnra will ho kIvpii l tlio children, and nofhlnR is to ho Hniil, Two years nno a "WoflnoHday KlHin. on InitOnfHH ; frhm IiiMtcMIiik Trip - - Knhert 10. UnuHonl returned ro- . viiKiirir miiiim im; ,, Jly Hurry H. Ktl, M. IK Los AaRolt'M. I'nllf. It 1 a titrunso faot thitt om f thn bent of mrliinH, valtitthle ror uliiiOMt everyone, v"Utial for iho lrutiiri-it n hiumut, (tv'iir fom vv-. tciisl- it limy Im ohialnail hy( any patient. It Ik by no mount a I I'VillH. i Alonir tho puHtorn oat, ho stopped In Sew York City, ltultl moro, Philadelphia, and visited ro- Klmllar ovoni was pi-CKcMcd by this latlvoH In AVashiiiKtnn, ,I. O. air. tiKin. I Itradford stopped to we many of tho historical spots In Virginia and hp also wont through tho f:aron linn's, visited at Atlanta and view ed tho Stono Mountain momorlal. nirml'iKhnm, Jiarriburp and Jack son, aijss., and Now Orleans were other olUos In his line of travel. Returning across Texas, he vlewe4 tho firaiul canyon nf tho Cnlohudo in Arizona, passed through Halt l.oko Olty and then to la Ovapdo. AecnmpanyinK him homo was hi" nephew, John JI. Uennls, who Is visiting hero tiir a while. eontly from nn Interesting tour of new discovery. It It just water tho United States, In whleh he i And eunnJly straiiKe is tho fart passed through 2S states and purt j that It It hard to not pooplo to mho of Canada. Mo went throuKh Yel- (his nminrUnhlo cheniieal com Inwstone national park ami visited 1 pound.. Its heniriccnt efTerts havo Milwaukee. Chirao and Detroit, i Iteen reputed lor centuries, yet In of thti knowledKo of its of promotH Its Cioing Into Canoda ho rot timed to ; spite tho United States near NlaKiirn i'Iphwt. 4-ffi) Tls T Help V. W. i A. - Two Vnion'iiunty 4Jl"ls on tho t'nlvercity of Oregon ranipus have, heen named to aid In handling Ihft annual campus Y. W. A. drive for funds. (Iraela l'aiii lTaKK'T ty, of L'nl'on. nfl'Uiatvd with Alpha ltclta Pi, wftmen's oriul frater nity. 1 "o of tl,ff l'ins of the drive, and lloleninrm' Margai't (irisjiom. of North J'owder aCt'il luted With OlrlH' Orewou clnh, will iild in the drive, urnom? Kir Li who ,10 not live-In oi:mly.ed houses on tho campus. ThooirnipiiK Y. V. C. X.vwas omanl'ed at. Oroyton to do. vr'iojl lcade,rhhin unimm the women. To secure eniptoyiuent for students who need It, and to promoto In tellectual anA social activities on. the campus., lldiimrd Unnic iirtrner 'Seiirooder recently re turned to'his home In Ui (irande, after spending the Hummer at a, lcokont station on the McKenxle i bridge. Ho was accompanied hy Wallace McClure. who has )cen with him- l ' tno etJlllon Mr Sfhrocder will spend tho winter here. MiY Mefluro has (,'ono to Vendleton to visit relatives and Hpend the winter. IUh home Is In Santa Aim, "(al. ' 1)ls(rlct- MwlfilK A' district, meeting of the Ma sons .and their families of Union and. Wallowa counties will he held at Knterpriso Saturday evening Dinner will he served at 6:a0 o'clock In tho (lottcr hotel, follow -int; which n disjricl meeting of the Masonic bulges will, he held for one iiour. After this meetlnfl there will he a Joint session of the Mi sons and their families. ' Ccrreotlon ? . In l'utmnn's nfivertlsement.. In yesterday's isue announcing- a No vember eoat and riivss Vnto two (yproffraphlcal mistake woro malf in: r'producinff ; Hict - ..cony. Tho pa.raKraph should have read: "'in stKisonallo weather- has lewsened tho demnnd for winter coats, so wo ui-o offciinK1 all remaining coats al greatly ii-duwd prices, riht now at almost tho hcKthnltitf of the -sea son, at prices that are Heldotn ever made before January clear ance.""; . , . Iteturiiel 1 1 on lo ll in. Nellie Spencer returned houi.H the first oi the week from Portland, she met hep daughter. Irene; who Is attendltif? thp, Ore gon Statu college at C'orvallis. und who also came to Portland io see tho Oregon State-Washington State ga me. .; : ' . ; . . ' At the Hotel - K A J. Higdon. Sjtoknne; Jnj Snltiman. The Dalles; C A. Miller and' wife,' Knterprlse; K; C. an Tctten, Ontario; W. If.. Hvnns, Pole' T. t Downs and famll. Yakima; Mr. and Mrs T. A. I'lvl ton, noise; Mrs. S: K.- Vance, and Mrs. Palno, TtolWnre among those J-eglslercd at local hotels. Miss Doroihy flmnions and Mrso Iiornlce Suydain are two ne doyes at tho Voolworth store. They are filling the vacancies left bv-Miss Ksther lirown and Miss Tbelma-Lamm when they went to Vortlnnd recently lo. make.lheli homo. . ' ' Ixft the Hrst of Week-- MIom T.ueen .Oliver left the first of tho week or, her way to Napn, nl. She intends to stop in Kugeno ,o visit her sister. Mrs. .loo Jiean. for a few days. I .- ' I Mrs Henry Parsons and son. ' Jack. nov lmlh recovered from recent tonsil operations. - Oix'rntlnn ' t, i Ivnne Pitll. of Klgtiv underwent , a tonsil operation the first of the week. , - Reroverctl l'om Opcnillon Mr. Churles Lewis, of Pondosa. has recovered from a tonsil opera: tlon. f 0Krntl TueMlay Ireno Irwin, daughter of Tia f Trwin, underwent an "P1"" Tuesday for the removal of hei . tonsils. 1 Speaks to Women's riul ! ir H. K. Mnrphy went to I n ! mn today to address the Women's ; Mub on the Christmas seal sale campaign. nelunw to loiilund A L. Ku"er. of the loan depart 'Z'ment of fJuardlan Building and f j rMnrnPd to Portland Wed nesday after spending several flay here on .business. Drovo to l'cmlleloii .- .Mrs. Mary Ycske, Mm Ada Clarke Mrs. Lillian Oulliekson, Mr. Walk- and Mrs. Wallace Cass drove to Pendleton Tuesday evening to at tend a Neighbors o.f WooUcrafl lodge meuting. , MImk Kloanor Djihl! of Ut Crrando was Initijited at the inietfng: During: the. evening j banquet was served. Went 0 Kpokiiiio . .Mrs. Nellie Webb left last night for Spokahcii where she will visit her daughter. Miss llazd (iregjf, who is in nurses' training In the St. l.ukeV. hospital there. j Ul tint NlglH 1. U. p'rortor, coun,ty assessor, left last: night on his way to Sa lem, where lie will attend the mei.-ting of the slate tax commis sion which is being heb( today nnd Friday.- lie Is accompanied by Mrs. Procto. . , - proper .iiKft by these patients have been, hi grejit inensure. unsuccess ful. Fortunately, this wonderful mod leu lion is Inexpensive. It may be obtained by any patient, he who pfinr or rich. it consists ot'two pnrtH of hy drogen and pne -part of oxygen, chemically combined to form u cleir, colorless, tastetpHM, palatable liquid water. Just why It Is so difficult to Induce nnynno to rake a stiflk lent amount of this won derful remedy remains a niyslei. YeL tho doctor Ik fortunate who can prevail upon his nurses to give f UiesL' patients a sufTlehnt amount of watt-r, for this most Im portant drug is often over looked. nll)in:iirti pvorv i m lioi t i-o-ii niinii 1j ! usually given Just as ordered. I'er- haps ft, is too; plentiful 'mid ton easfly obtained to - bo 'sufficiently prized. ' - ... v Water Is indispemdble in, prac tically every process of tb'o body. It renders possible opening and closing cf the eyes, dijicftlon and assimilation of food, ciiiilaiion of blood, ami muscular' movmenu. Without It eliuUnatlon of toxic waste material would 'be Impos fcible. And that is where II In inowl necessary fur the pregnant mother. J for her lu st . medicine imn-t have j me property of Increasing elim ination,, for one oij the- greatest dangers during pregnancy Is tox emia. This Is the result of an ac cumulation of poisons In the. bo.dy. Ordinarily the waste matters of tlie body are carried away by means of. the bowels; the kidneys, and the. skin. The liver also plays a great part in . removing I poisons and preparing" them for elimina tion.. It' this work is not effic iently done, the IncroaJtcd amount of ' wast matter which fs formed by mother audi baby will accumu late in the bedy and serious con KoiiuenceH develop. Therefore' the time , for trtotbient'. of toxemia is ; Iiefore lis ' arrival; . Illmlnation by howls, kldrn ys. and- skin must never, cease."- so ; constant care . is ne(!ss;iry.' V ;A' niedjoine1 for the pregnant mother must, first of all, have the, property, of increasing elimination. This niediclny not only Increases elimination hut also promotes thn activities of the other processes of the . body. K ;ls by no. means a new. discovery. '1 ; :.A prospectiyo mother should drink., at least.; twelve glascH '.tit water dal! rhe need not drttrK ' Kv 5J M&t fiilil 1' Iiucl iH.eii Infurrncil I'i'csl- tvlun tiankM iinU ).ml vm"!""'1' clutit lliiovvr fiivnrid lljt free Iim-iviiboh hi... hIiuwii fr imltniml; 'I'-ie nr miinininiws'iinit nKl If thin hunka iiih) for nil lunikK hi, I'ui'-, . Imit priimpti.l Iho nrimle fllllinoii In ml. . . ipoiiimlUw I" pliife t)u. inoiluot on ;- ' lrnslm iinipnn il . i Urn fii'e Hut nfiiir oiu-o dvclillnir to , riiiiiiimmlvo ilopimltn lis hon ilitit n duty upon It.- '. . ion tlio millH of OotulHif . U. i Chairman Knmot ilenlml Mr. uuil ()itilur 1.. Is, fur the flint llnovor hnd Infliioiicod the ooni- Id cIIImi mu . hIiowii hh f.illowa tho 1 )nittio In iiiviinlnit Hh ili'dnlon, fliHt mini. In nn-h rami. I.iIiik .III ! Tho ' Arlxana xenntor milil ho fluuro for thU yeur iiml Ihu m-i iiii.I. dloil tho profllH, of tho stool 111- tho flicur for litxt hii . , . int'oKln iii mIiovi' tllov oonlil ufforil l'orlliiml- i f to pay n duty. on iminiimioKO, Ilo i - i 1 1 oi 1 I I ?H 8 77 To "V firm tuiiiiiilod out HonntorH on tho Haloin ' , . 1 propiloty of llnlnif th0 ntlitlHtlod j !!,!. I SH.K t ; I I.Ts.l.iM.1 4, which woro mippltni) hy the Iron- 1-aixono ury t tho fliuiiioo ciimnilttoi". . I - $7,s..8,8-.ii.30 CITY TO BUY PLOW CI!?, .h-- " FOR SIDEWALK S ! sro - 7 (Conlliiuod from l'are X) I ' ' 1"' 1,7 9 8 1-" s" 1 1 in Km iik well x outiilito Hint ill" ft 0S."r,(l.n S.(llj.2 I0.l) 1. 'ill (1.251). II it tll.a7!l.l)!l.37; 1 1 3rifl.sri0.4t-, 0 3 Wlillo'iloliiK i.ifllinlniirv rxonvirtlim on tho now S. 1'. trnllwny hililwc whloli Ik to xpnn HiiIkiiiii hn from Suls.i.n point lo Armv point. biikIiiocik hnvo oxnniod Iiii bu -qmintltlPH of IussIIk and niaslOdonlo frnKinonti (Upper) pile ili lvm-K soltlnif foundut Ioiik for tho now hrhl(fi'. ( Lnwor ,'lKht ) ilivor dos-i-ondlnK Into Iho doptlis lo dolormlno Iho niituro of tho liolloni lit Ihut poln. .lls Chrlnllnp Croyn holds an alleged fowllhsod s.inllroW noMt HiIk helm.' tho flint evldenot addL-oed that rnsslllwd i . ' ' Minlrrels ever hull! nests. It was KiiKKi'Hted that eltlon nnreo Oregon I'lly to mnlntnln wroMH.nl the isenei il ; . $3.07. Slis.s I'Mionso after property owners c.rvnllls had paid for1 til- liiKtallntloii of . :i r.li0 78S.7n: tJ.042.761.1 street improveinenis. , . , Mamhflolrt Tho salary llsi In tho amoiiiit or , , rs 4,11.450.7 . I !i I ..r. for oetoiier was oniercu paid, and n. petition for n strwl Unlit at Second nnd WashliiKtoii was ree.olyed and dlseiiHied, H.riiM.sm.r.a' 3.2S0.fill().ri7' AMERICAN LEGION COMPLETES PLANS (Continued from PK 1) v NEW BACKFIELD FOR BUCK GAME (Continued from Pnne I) In u suit ak-aln heforo tlio mt contest. . Tho all-star tenm. reorulted front. tho men who played In hlirh selioni OlasH Kiimin earlier Ihls si'iion,li to meet tho Union hlKh seliool team on Kiidny. Arnold J.iialap;i ha heen roaihlnR this wniad In Hrepamllon for the efintest. COLLECTOR OF TAXES HALTED BY BURLY TRIO RALLY WIPES OUT ! EARLIER LOSSES Helieved to Be Evidence fZS That Stock Market Has SU'UCK.XUI-t.UIIL - AKeniloil Safc'ly Moclliljt " 'Mr. iiml Mrs. Hootch. W. rtiilllfr returned home last cvonlni;. loav Inu on No. !? on their way to Itainhart. Mr.' Itatllff nttended tho O.-W. safely - mcotlnff held here yesterday. , . . ' . i Arrlveil In .Mlssniiln li. C Thonias and Mrs. R. H. Hartenhower have arrived In Mis sO'tla, Mont., aeeordins to reports received hero. They drove, leavlllfe I.a (inmilo Moinlay nljrht.' Mrs. Ifartenhower Is -Jolnlnif jir hus band, who has heeti In Missoula for some time. CIIICAHO, Nov. 7 (Al1) A H"W i.effort liy the rede,rill tfoverunionl In oollee.i :;tiH, due from heer.. harnu, for Ijiielc ineoiue taxes and penalties. was defeated yesler- d:iy ly thi'-e of. liriiKRnh'H husky ' M ... w v (1 It K. Nov. 7 Al') employes. ItiealilnK s h a r p I y lo new low The altempl to collect was made .uull,, OIl wi,i npii'mred lo lie by Mrs. Myille, Tanner HlaekiiilKo. fllrl,,. distress si'lllnu al.lhe open- collectoi' of internal revenue, and . loilny, srfieli iirieen thereupon her chief deputy. Uohert H,; Nuely. ul , ... j,.t.iaeiiliir faslilon, wlp- IMi.v eollee.lor went uKuik person- . . miml (lf t lio early declinsM ;aliy, she explained. Iieeaase of tlio ol-jr, lo noarly $31' a share in Hie luiportanci! of the I iniKKun case. (..,,i;n ssieslilid eonvertim? many The ?:liia.iinii claim Is Hie larKest Q'( ,',' lmo kuIiih ninKinu from :her offiee ever has had fiKuiust iv t0 t, share. It was one of . Kanijslor. she reiliL , ,. (' M, , n K t - luipresslvo recoveries Jlrs. lilaeki'ldne al)d Naely went Bnl.,, n',,, n,rriMil "hear'' market to Hie DriiKinin emnvlry eslille with t-t I -' I will! (he .ilisasl roils break Hens UKUinsl I irUKKun's blooded 0r Oelober 'J4 i ...... a '' herd or lIueniBi.ys. ' They w.jr i jny , r o k e r s aceepled Iho slopi.ed al llintrates by llirce burly H,.'0K'bllyllii: Hlipiiorl whleh came :inen. who-ib'iiiunded. to know tlielr jtJ(() l(ln l)UL,,i(1 (n-,.,r the first flur-biu-lileus. Neely' showed Ills ci'C-, ,,,.. i,ad subsided as ovl- ..lonlhilH and tho Hens. - . .' t ! i imt iho market hmlv'WMt'k "NolhlnK .iloluir.": the .men loJ.l , .,,..,. , !,,! for the lime hi'lnif. tli., i..iii,..'i.iiii.iil .elne...entati:(.M.. .. , ..... nt the dislress aovonil (,-lases at ence lint shou.il ..y,1M r.in. ,.0mn In here." . ',,.,. 1lat has b l overhaiiKlnK keep pallently, at it. lauim,- one. xvy ivllionslrale.l, whereupon' ..,,, ...,.. i,ad been cleaned up. Class every hoar or une-hair Klass nf ,), . said: . : . ; .. smvied before the end of ( ....... ... rf --. . ine lust iiuin - unlieanny ior you. .i.r,,,,,,!, to the close, allliouun u niacin idiie and Neely re- ! )U, ,.!.,. nhowed some concessions i . IlieiiK" ' .n.vi.t.- ...".. everv nail -Hour even inouirn seisms at fh-sl tn cause dlKeomfort. ' Yet even wtater is a ineuieine. ,.H. which must bo used in proper oos- i,,,.,,,,,! Major Obllnnllim nf - .Manhood." Dr. I'hvelt. i. Allaw lor ' DVrf'UsshlllK Ono-lhinl of each period will he reserved for questions or Kenoril liheusslonv it Is linniillueed. ' Dr. Covert, Is rroni I'hllailelphla. and Is Keueral secretary iif tho beard or Chilstlan edileallon and a. ineluber of Iho- ttcnenil eollllell. ol .Helenil, Mont.. Is Held l-epre-senlallve ul' this .western ' dlHti'icl. hoard of pensions. Dr. "niamps.ui of Seattle, Is exectltlvo sil'relary of the Kyliod of WashlnuHin. Hears Demand For Manganese Tariff . WASIIl.NtSTllN, Xuv. 7 fAI") .V demand fur a tariff on inun- Kiinesc, a raw material used in tnu iiianul'aetiire of. steel, was. ma(e In the senillo loilay by Senator Ash- urst. democrat, Arlxuna,-who said stailsllcs In' lax returns of tile lilK sloel earporaliuns Hlowed they had made, a- net'' profit of . J93Q.1 M.osa since enact hient. iif the' recent tariff ta'Siu-H I !(,'' " '' -, ..'Ashni's look the floor arif i- Hen i Tin""'y nwiwy-itwi rat, M.Wlfiirt. ropoi'led . Hint. tho. stores will .lie eliised and onnouuoed tho proKiam, which Is ns follows: '..;.:; -'.; . I'aiado nt II a. 1 . i'arado at 1 oVluok,- featiirliiK velorans of all wars, l.ii (liando HlKl) school boosters, driim ooriis, ,TkT. rill niitiunal Kiianl ami oilier patrlotlq . OW IIIOSC 01 Nmln'lu'ne'lioon In tho T. O, O. V. RheUI11ltiC It'lllIUI- I'M c.N-n.-i , v ,. , niillonitl KUird. ... . . , .; l.'ootliall uainn lietweim l-enain-(nii nd I.a' flrundo at 2 p. m. . D.ineo In Uio ovenlnw 'lit .uh'-r hall with Iho Mlar Novelty orches tra :pln-lmr. . Mr..-Androvs..alsn .reported .that n prize will be awarded to the vls Itlint American l.rtilnn post liavlnit llin hiiBesl pereentiiKe ,iif men la the parade, chel Thonipscin, It, O. Williams.- and i. 1 larley . Hluharilson are asslsllm," .Mr.. Andiows. '. ... Marshal Killed In Driving in, Dnyton : Mrs. I'M mi llulley nnd son, r.u- Wii.-'l . .'mil ller rallier. .1'.. Ii. Iiainsy, dllvlllB 10 Dayton today 10 visit-relalives. They will .return lo len' ml llllslness . Mr. Hall of llolsu is 111 IiOrandc for a few days on business. Drove- to l-'.nimclt Miss Naona Hllss lefl today on her way lo Kmmett, Ida., where she will visit her grandmother. ai-o; ior in eeiiaiu cases ii. is nun- l)u.j,. i,iUrc conisi gerouS it tiiUen, in excess. 1'iir tins reason as well as many others, people arc lenrninic to look upon (he ramlly doctor as a rrlond wlioni lliey eonsult once a year, so as Ip kcop henllhy, and the--prospective mother should place hem-lf as early as possible la the liundH of a competent physician who will euro fully watch her condition Kiiard her most valuable possess Ion health. of acl ion. . from the day'K hh!h levels. i-iiiu'o-liuiir Session In acenrdanco Willi the rilllnff before Hie openillR- or IriidlnK Mon- . n ... 'iii.v. inilnv's Hesslon or me new OlUO GKrt 7aittC , York stock exeh'unKe was lliulted lo . . - . three hours., rloslnu ul i . m, Just TOI.KDO,' 0;, Nov, 7 (AO Itnlph before the close the Holier wan j.e Zalinle. 33. '-ilci'iuty marshal, of To- j i.orled as 72 minutes lute, wllh n- ledo died In a hospllal here early dloalloiiH nun inn usual ....... Pains Must Go till' Ami uj- fcnsi'S U.c SwclllliK K Itciliui'il What n lllfsshiK , , Now You Can Go ' ; Back To Work Again , Here's a supremely Rood and lalo-. Iv liiipioved roniody Hint Is sold tp, 'you by live ilriiKltlstK evoiywhoriv I ... .... i,,-. ii.fii . nmt . Amiollll i.lillllll lt'l-1 v ' I Willi nil- lliiiiem.u - - rppiimi .niiiimi.inis . . ;.,,. ..,, ,,. ,.iik ,. von ean commtiioeK.."..... n.......-- " have your jnoney iiuei.. nn,l today of bnlb t .wounds received . w hen fired upon ny a k.ihb ui rum runners. '.., .'-' Zahnln aiid anotlier iWpuly mnr. shal, Ji. II. Ccp.h-r. were Iral.init a tiuelt Into Toledo whjoh they sus pected of bclllif loa.-.eii wllh llipior. ..... . ... ...... ...i... i .... I III' .II .ICI! . ' I.-.J. K".. larm hoard said today tnu In ins. .folll)lvll,K hh , au'tonio- opinion -anyone scIIIhk wheat or . .siiarilii. si-elnif they were belnir fidlowi'd. siubleiily lurned ADVISIOS IIOI.DIXti WIIKAT WASIIINHTON, Nov. 7 (Al') I chnlrnian l.oltKo -of tho fedeini cotton at the present market prices Is foolish." . . 1 . . ' Vice Conditions Are Investigated i iTi.AND, ore Nov. 7 (Ai) 'Denmark Refuses, llle rush Of ll'llillllK W'OIIIII ueiiiy tho pilntlliK of tlin final iiiiotatlons for aho.it iwo hours. The eloslnn tone was Firouir. . Total Kiiles for Iho three-liaur session on the New York stock clianKe 'were 7.R6n,3iin shares, an contrasted with r,.'.i H.7iln In tin. same period yesterday. C H. wool common was iiKaln Hie bell welher or llle market. their machine, to- block (Jle roan opnnlllK M n snare hmm-i u. ...... and the Drilcers' car collided wllh tlin stock thereon sold on down lo It. lnimedlnielv four men In tlio I 5 1 01 .r.O. and then rebounded to car begun shootlnit at (he officers, j $ 177. closing at 17-1. r.n, for u net gain oi S....I.M. l'Olt I.'oderal alllhoi-llb-s today elllered the Investigation of vice conditions in J'orllanil nfler llonnie Klsher, orphaned 1 .1 - year - old Corvnllls. Ore girl, told police a sensational ! I,.. ,. ii 11 .tr. ..I rlllli- To Take Trotzky v.om. of men ii nd COI'HNIIAIIH.N' 7 (AC) l.eon Tiolky. and Nick Dlcls Deiininrk. Nov. were arri me , .. " vlleil bol - Olllcel s. wniin live uim in ... - Mm. A. miss, who will return with j.r" , ',., i.i,i oai.tivc three I .'., , .., iJ '.',... uvIol- on lug sought 111 various portions of ner rriuay iiioriuui,. .n.n. """"iijays in an obseure rooming iioiisn.un an,i n,,. will spend a few days here visiting I AIKMuImI K. A. Ilusklrk. nf Pendleton, nt- j tended the safety meeting , here yesterday. held i Hero For a Kmc Iuy " "Hop" Alonzo Dunn and-Austin i Dunn, are In Iji Oranilo for a few I days. They arc on their way to ' lluhl. Ida. Mr. Dunn is traffic officer neur Tillamook. ' lluhy filrl Mr. nnd Mrs." IJoyd Chandler of ; Frulldale are the purents of a baby girl, born yesterdny morning. Absent fmin Work Miss Margaret Haker Is nbsent i from' her work at the J. C. J'cnney storo today because of Illness. Itcllll-neil Here Mr. und Mrs. Dun MsPherson and' family, former residents of l.a Clrande, who have been in South Dakota for m-.vorul years, returned to this clly the first of tho week, and they expect to loeute here. He cently they drove west to visit their dangliter .who. lives m ar Cortland. British Air Chief Flies on R-101 Trarrli' Aivhlont Cars driven by Edwin. lingers and Henwlck Clark collided at Ad ams and Depot yesterday about noon, -it wan reported to the po ller. No ono wan hurt. lfrro TtHlay "Muck" Llenatlen, slate traffic officer from Pendleton,- Is In J.n Clrande today. T- linker Carl O. Helm, district attorney, went to linker today on business. llcn. This Week f M.- nn.l -JlrS. T. Conklin. of Cove, were In IJi C.rnnde Tuesday. Itcnimoil to llnmiv , Mrs. June .(nleup who was III nt tho (Irande Uonde hospital, went home this afternoon. Improving Slowly Mrs. l-Jd Ktuari who recently un. dcrwent an operation nt the rinindn Itonde hospital Is reported to he n little better. 1 I J L 1 1 1 S1.1t nf Miit-mora. ' thl city. near Constantinople, has, been re f ised iierinlsslon lo reside In Den-1 mark. I Trotzky applied for it through the Norwegian labor party, but tho Danish government, following Iho precedent set by Cermnny and (Ireat Hrltaln, rejected Ills applica tion. - Varicose Veins Can Now Be Safely ': Reduced In Your Home Why Is It people are ulwnys so repulsed by unsightly Varicose Veins? Maybe It's because 11 phy sical 'di-rocl )s always offending and you'll have 10 ailiult thi.-rc's nothing morn distressing .than to- see a I ... 11 1 it I r 1 1 1 woman with shapely legs disfigured with thick, bulging veins and bunches! ' Hut It'ii : her, own flinll, because Iho swirt and i-rtcetlve 'way in wllicll .Moolle'H Knierald Oil lias heen stopping Hie puln or. Varicose Veins and reducing Hie ugliest and mosl swollen veins 10 normal again right In your own home, without Ihe slightest Inconvenience r s nothing shorl of magical. . (lei a 2-ounee botlle of l-hnnrald Oil this very day at the lied Cross Drug morn or your drug Store yir.l'll soon be .able to Weill' llle thinnest stockings, faslilonahly short skirls, 11 chic bathing suit without having everyone criticise your ugly veined legs! . ; - A lady from Ogden writes: "I had Varicose Veins so .bad ! could not even walk In com Tori. 'I'lin doc lor said I had lo be operated on. bill 1 rend about Knierald. Oil and Irl.-d It and In 3 days' tliuo II ixort me up one bottle did tw work." Adv. ' ; - ' f .Several : ' standing were appointed last night ; inein-boj-slllp, ("Is I'almerl .-Ainerlcanl-zatlon, Hugh. Ill-ady. J.i 'IV. liing-fi.-llpw nnd Walt!'i''(.tean ohlld'yol-fiu-e,. Dr. .llnv .Murphy, Dr.. J.. Ingle; ; leglslnHon; l-'ri'ih islddlc, Merlin ' .llatlev: ' aeronliullcs, -.nr. Ingle, H, tl. -MccnU. I'lnnk lliiines; hoy scnulH. . 11. V. Coiisey. 11. 1:'. .Murphy, Jack fljermn. 11. ( Mule netir: eonimiinllv Kifrvico,".llarle Hiehardsun. il.-O. Williams. II. ). Smith, C. H. I'lltlniier; servh'O nf rleor, OIIh I'aliner; eemetnry plot, lot Snodgrass, Claude Hollirnolc; niihllrity. It. o. , Winiiims, r. Otis l'lilpior. .' , : ': ": .-"r ,. I ;".-. chnii'ii si'i'viito','.; 1 '.) ' ln cnhnectloh with the observ i-anio ': iif ' : Armlsllco dny in -Iji (truihlo, the chuiphes of: the city an' ariiliglug fur a union Armls llco Humbly service 'Kumliiy. even (fig at 7:30 n'clock In the, PiVshy- terlan chure l.. , Tho Itev. Jl. II. Tennysnu' wlU ho' in' charge; nnd ; Kx-flovoruor Waltor M. -Pierce will ,1 speiik. Tho Iheme'of thn siirvlo.o , will ho "World l'enoe,", :.- . .: . :. . .. 1. r... jj " 7 Allenrn t V9. conies In big rjYft, .III lifcnl'H und Uumjni Ih n n t ox 'WiTwrnl p c n s I v 0. TakO ll an l l.rncK'rt-!- It's 11 HUlrk, ii.etivo. rem edy null 0110 ;hat you caii . depend up 011 oven w h u u tho pal n s urn lliosl seve,ro and fever Is ' . ' rampnnt . ft's'-'diiti-pyrotlc an uimlgealn and illurelii. and lending druggist ullover America are glad to rcc-. ollliuend II. -Ailv. ' 1 HUH DECREASE SHOWN IN BANK RESOURCES (ContlnuM irom PM 1) - year ago; of nil banks In. tho elty of .peril a 11 d. Hi2,iH 7,006.63, against Jiai),(M0,88:!,(H u year ago. Willi.. deereilHeil resourcCH are shown In tho tolul of all banks' atid tho totals of state,, savings,- and Regular Dance Saturday Nite Eagle Hall Good Mjisic, Good Time Admission 50c Tleliinml In KrniiMrick ' Sir. and Mrs. Oeorge Turner have returned to their home In Kennewlck after visiting relatives and friends for n few days. Great lirltaln's highest-1 nvlntlon Puswil Thniugli lofflchils. Lord Thomson, Air Minis- Mr. nnd Mrs. Louie Plafford and: ter, W, 'n fmssenger aboard his daughter from Caldwell were In .country's and the world's larg- UOKM SHOW PATH IV IIOCIVI' I'OKTI.AND, Ore,. Nnv. 7 (AIM I'norrlclai reports hinted today tin closing of the rose festival of fices nnd cessation of Hie exposi tion which for 1!0 years has been an annllnl celebration. Lack of mciey wan given iik the caure. CHURCH MEN WILL CONVENE (Continued from Page 1) tho Itev, Jiuin' rhoru)K0ii, Two $15 Dresses , for $15.61 Saturday is the Last Day of Falk's 61st Anniversary Sale Hon," I). D. 3:80 Worship period eWorld Friendship and Pence." the Itev. W.-slon H. Hhlel.ls. 3:16 "Men nnd Christian World." thn Itev. Weston T. .lohn son, D. D.. . 4; & "Men and Honoring Our Veurans," the llev. U.-A. Mac- Lean, I'll. I. i:3 Kinging dlreeled hy Mr. j a (irande the first of the week on their way t" Seattle. While In here they visited Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Miller. ''. Oil IhoJiM'"' Tom Johnron, . I lore YrMerilnj t ifrs. William fmiin nnn Qrlin4, yterday on bustnew, Frank Glltner were In I-a Orandc est airship. Ihe new dlrlKinie 11-101, nn Its offielel test flight. He Is pictured above an he enter ed the giant craft through a door wuy in the pfow utter oendlng lo the top of tho dirigible's high of Cove, was In i mooring tower ot Cordlimton, 1 England, I 9 mm Hurley. t:tu "Men and Their Church midgets," Dr. Tlioin.Mon. ii:2ll lleeestl. i::0 Kellowslilp dinner, Mr. Humphreys presiding. Iloport or findings couimllloc. Address "A 1 AlEXCOS Uco fahlon ' a charroln nvl yok ccnllng tlio V ntck. ;FindsaWay ilo Stop Attacks : Of Fits lng irealnvnt thai epIleiitleH state' ; has proved miccensrul Hi Mloppingi their nlturkH. IC. Ix-prc, Apt. H2. 'island ove., Milwililke... Wis., hi." j I linen supplying surferers Willi (Ills I Irenlnii-nt. He now wishes lo r.-arli I all those who have mil been helped 1 land to do so Is making ihe stun. I ling offer of a generous Irenluu ni 'fr.-n lo nil sufferers. Anyone af-; flleled should wrlln for this fr.-i. Ilrealment al oni. giving jige. j I Adv. I ffifggpTlil k idlj THREE DAYS-STARTING TODAY teM In k one i jlMK--.-- mmZfox f treat for the md ei,r pi-h)uctkx wlikh will work jour chuckle AIho All TiUWnR Treats "ALL AMERICANS" ' and "THE MELODY MAKER."