La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 23, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text! :,; . , ; I Saturday, November 23, LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five Local News In Brief Fcro Tliuifliiy IUmI Friday Lloyd If luck tui'l 1. A. Merrick, htiorneyti at Kwrett, .Wash.', were li La .Ornnde Thur.-day nnil l-'ridiiy jg this week, truhsnftiug business. & ' ' iYom Wall Vitlley - jj. Mm .Art. .Mnudy, of High Valley, in Lii. Orange today. , - K . -'-.( Jti$ Ioturiil ... -" j J '.Mr. and Mi, li. K. Wnlp have' returned from ; Salt Lake City where they wuro railed ly the III npss or. Ills fattier, who Ih reported ffj In much Improved. t. i . tyiisll Operation ft.l.f.'lnjnl : Carbine underwent a diisll operation this morning. . cml tho Winter Here- wMrs,K. Lynn has returned from Va'iiltluiid, Jda., whuro hJio has been fr ahont two months visiting with ' oer son. She Ik planning to spend he winter iif"1' duughter, .Mrs. tf K. ale, of I-a firandp. . , Don't Mm Our Chiclceji Dinner Sunday i . : and - Turkey Special Thanksgiyjng YELLOW DOQ LUNCH .u : ;': : Best of S'eiviee . '' . GRANADA SUNDAY niul MONDAY S g ISfc REFRE5HIH9. And AH Talking "MOONSHINE" And Movietone Act "Crooning Melodies" Last Time Today ; "COLLEGE COQUETTE"- All Talking k HFll (Xo)yA 9M JC I '"" of oyous entertain- S bI fefl-AfcKMWBjiflMqf I ofmeiTy moiiient.s iiu.ckcd ll .1 DAYS STARTING SUNDAY lappapM 1 "alkinff Comedy "THE AWFUL TRUTH" j "HAUNTED" Featuring Ina Cliurc Ifl :-M ViclaActs SnundNcws All Talking . )J t Tn lliiitUimiou - ' L. V. ChausHO, division longineer of Mho 0V. Ih in Huntington to day on business. Pom Met on uiul ltWth K, lfU'Hiii, hrldk'O and building supervisor of tlie .-V". In lnKolth and Pendleton on business today. IH'in Today ) ' , Mr. and Mrs. Uenno 'Uarrlo, of Payette, aro In Ij ttrando, today on business, i ; Jim nil ltu-lnos, 11. L. Sewell, of MencZnim, Ih In Im Ornnde today calling, on busi ness. , Passed Throai;h '. i .Mary ti. Young, ' of ,: Hllgurd, passed through' La (Irnndo recently on her way homo after1 visiting bur father In Canyon City. Left TliU Horiluif I Iowa this morning jivhero ,she will All Talking r Hear Menjou's ; ;f Intriguing French Accent 5 Comedy HjMMul the weekend with relatives. U a vlnic, TliU I'ociiIiik (leorKo T. Coiiiraii Ik lonvliifr thli tvenhik on hU way tovV:ilhi U'ulla on hmrliiOMK. To Shun Stsiiit Jlcitirts Fullillliii; a promise made last MUiuiiii'i to Uity Hi-out Troop No., 14 of the I'renhyjerlmt chin:i'li, T. U'. Tni'knr, at Spokane, Wash., ht brought IUm motion picture outfit with him to La Crande and will show picture of I he Idaho hoy Hc,uiiL summer eamp, Llnil tferU ttud othors tonight at ihe Sai-ajawea Inn at 7 n'hirk. All hoy se.outH of th elly aro itivltt'd hy Troop 14 and no admission will tio .chnidd, l)0 Lost Tiilltnn Ashhy lias report d to tliA poliro tJiat lo'r AJlvdale ilot? wuh lost between t'nion and Tio eaNi't yestniday iimrjiiutf. Avory Harrison also reports tho loss of hin hlarU and white KiiKlfsh point er, whleh disappeareil last week. I.'iirsu Stolen J'aulinc llnilson, of Walla Walla, reported to the police lnt ;Uk1u that her pur,se, con'ialnln'tr $ H', was stolen from her routn timing her absence. . To llak r i 'ouuniHsioner f'harles :iit . I'olU-e trhief tilnt drove to Huker today. I'loyle HayneM htfav AJaivn ' i - The I'iro department was called out at S o'tdoek last nJyht to box Is4 o'j a false alarm. MrptmK .M,mpln.v Th0 Supr.eme l'oresi Wnori.nan circle will hold Uh reitlai . oilns1 .Moiubiy evenintr in the Moose hall jujt. 1:'MK All mciiibcrs are uiKCd to he present. Vtslt ins I'Vom iilenns i-iTy Mr. a:id .Mm. i'. K. Buliuk. i.f .(Menus Kerry, are visiting at the homo of .Mr. and Mrs. Clifford liraKK. Mrs. H.rnfrjf and .Mrs. J llullock are i.surM. ' IX, K. Mattoon )leadi;d j?ull.ty lit municipal court las,t nih'ht to a chai'Ko Of Ka.uilillnK and was fined $25. ,' CUib it) .Meet ' A. W. Nelson has colled a uieet inK of the Im- (irando li;e:ideuts club to be held Monday iu noon duiinjc a luueheon at the La vizr.ndo hotel. Mr. Nelson is chairman of , the club. F At tho Holds : Ucceutly reKistered. at the hotels ! were the following persons: A. L, , Yoiiiijr, Walla Waila; Clifton It. ! .Mudd, Salem.; II'. Priewt, Walla i Wnllni It. S. Sheets. Si. Wayne, Ind.: Ji. itohiiuon, Denver, Col.; L. . U.''Kc Ik worth, Salt Lake City; L. H. , CBuipbell, Salem; Mrs. A. L. Ward, i Maker; J. A. Harsh, nenry.-lda.:' 11. 'A.. Ueary, Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. e. 1,. Sizeinore, lCden, Ida.; and J-., S. KudherK. Spokane. . Itejraln.'j Consclouiiess JUn Jlotix ha regained consci- 'ousnes In the Crande Jtonde hos pital, Vcsterduy he was injured when the car lye was driving went off the grade In the Wallowa can yon. His elbow Is reported to be : seriously injured and his arm may never completely recover from the i accident. . Men's Club Meets iiie Men's club of Ihe Presby terian church mot at the home of It. A. W'ilkerson, li2 M avenue, Thursday evening at S o'clock. The j retiring president, O. M. Hunih ! reys, presided until the election f j new offlcerf:-, who follow: H. N. I Stoneking, iresldent; A. J. Cook. vice president, and Kldridgp- Huff man, secretary-! rensurer. (Jeorge 'i'. Cochran, tho speaker of the eve "J11 ...I.,. . ..J-!-..-J.J.3 nlntl, kuvo a most iitteremlnK ttlhUity.'-' Jiuwiu-d Uiuuuiuu , t'avc ov?riil piano numheiM. .Mr, Wil-'! kerison, assisted hy ,Mm, John llfn- net. Mrs. Jounie .T.hompnon u:.d m,v hiii w,Uv..h n i.,,, Jusi lief ore dismlssnl. Twenty-three; meniherK were prosont. Clisrooms Ciieerfil "Aren't they honntllul," "I Juitt . love It In hore," and "Isn't It cheer ful," are Koaie of tho exelumutlons i made ahont tho new ourtahm In1;. , ' 1 , " . MltV' ii. , it,,,,, i.n...i i... ii,n., After January 1 next (his tho I (Irande llich school. In connection with tholr home decor ation work, the Kir Ik tn the ad vanced clothing class had the prac- M.-al rol,M. of m,,IclMK criins for their classroom. The yellow haokKroiijid of the eprtalnH echoes 1 the color In the, walls. In a very I i pleasing mamer. The convention- i jtllzed floral design creates n rhy- ' tlimiitic feelliiK nnd a harmony of .color that U very HttrlKulnK. Tho. atmosphere produced Jh one of warmth and cheerfulness. Hero yvpQk Vorllnnd - . O. 1.. Stono, of Portland, where lie ts ttiHiitii'er nf tlm Mtnnn illvl.' Lion of tho MacMarr storCH 1b Ln j Ui tJ ramie for a fow.days on hiisi t iukh. While here, ho l at ilio homo of his sister .Mrs. M. Olit-lsten-I ften. , Mr. StoMo wuk formerly maiaiKer of tho Storje st.oj-pH in La (iraiule. ; ' . VoMcy Ihill Cluli , ; . .Next Tuesday the )& Ornnde volley hn!l club will' 'hold JtH -flrt meetiiiK In tho Lit Cirundn hotel. Wimien will pnic.ticb 'from ' C to.fi o'clock In the -afternoon on Tnoa ilay iind l''rlday iniV- mop from 7:45 lo !) o'clock (ho siiJiie ovon inss. . ': ' ' limiting Trl -t, Clyde Zimmerman, W. M. Wil son. J. i. ' Knhrht. . nud t. 11; liramwoll aro leavIm?-thU ovoulntf (on their way to Ontario whore they will spwnd tomorrow luuuitm. They will' return to 1m , irando .Monday. Spend Yestenla,v In JjubLer -Ui'ft. William Miller and Mrs. MarK'irot. Miller spent yesterday in Ijiibler with -M rs,-.,Ch(Uirs Cleaver. To I'orljiind , ; ! V 1 M.rs. C. W. ThoJUpsnn 5-eul to Portland, ia.st .ev.cniai;, OhM'r.v.er .Hojk Vly . : . A football team composed of Observer carrier boys . defeated Owsley's clev.cn this inornln ." to 7. Hunting Tripo li. X. Ashh'y and Jack Murphy expect to return Sunday evening from a hunting trip. They left yes terday meriting, ; VV.vki; Jti;iNj i ni;i NK: VOJ IK, Nov. JS (AP) Tbt. seisniolofjlcal .laboratory at Kordhuni university reported loday that two Ught earthciuakes, one at 7:L'fi and the other at 7:3 oVloek, were-recorded lat night. The dis turbances were iipparently !t,2i0 miles from New Vork. iitii;iiTt:u ox ijtj: NKW YOUlv, Nov. 2.1, (AP) Tlie freiKhtro city .of Manila with a $1,1100,000 cargo of jute from In dia aboard, caught lire' today at her pier at Clifton, State ti Island. The fire apparently started in tier cargo. . 'jnjyi-; h.i hnkh to vvrir, ALPI2NA, iMich.. Nov. i3 (AP) rTju;ee persons were 'burned to death and two others who suffered seveie burns are expected to die ns tho result of a flrn which de stroyed th.fi' farm home of James Hondetto Jr., 12 i. nilleH s,oiith of Atlanta last , midnight. xr;w cAftiix.L VATICAN CITY,! Nov. 2U (AP) -Tlio most llev. Joseph $Iu,crory, arcbhlsliop of Armagh, Is one of five new cardinals whoso appoint ment by Pupe Plus was announced ir. today'H Issue of Osservatoro Ito niiino. SAN KltANClHOO, Nov. 23 (AP) The weather outlook for tU'i week beginning November 24th, wuh announced hero today by tlie t 'nited States weal tier bureau oh follows.: - 0K .MAN II'Ur l yWF LOS ANOT'ILKS. Nov. 23 ,(AP) One man was Injured and 40 guests in a hotel at Huntington Park, a suburb, fled In their night t loihing slmrlly after midnight when fire swept through an adjoin ing store building. . " KNKK-IH'IKl IN BICICK MALOKN, Mass., Nov. .23 (AP) Klremen who responded to an alarm of fire for a blaze In the cellar of a small dwelling house hero today found themselvM knee deep In beer. A pipe conn'ilng fifteen riOO-gallon tnnks of beer had burst, flooding the cellnr, beer nnouch to fill 4.",000 bottles es caped. It was estimated. Police were notified. (5or.cii.M-v imix SALl'.M. Ore.. Nov. 22 (AP) Ha'ph K. Thompson, 4S, niernber or Ihe city council from the seventh word, died nt his home, IfiJiO South Cominerclnl slreet. early Friday afternoon 'frmn a heart attack after an I limns of only a few hours. KltliTI Jt DIJ- WASHIN'iTON, ov. 23 (AP)-r Corge c. Kreutzer, 4ti, dlrnelor of reclamation .economics In thn r.ec laiimtlon Inireitij of the Interior de partment, died suddenly tudny, be iiif? stricken while talking Lo Ah sistunt Commissioner Dent, Tllltl K LiYIMIKKHS KIJJ.I JI : - LDH ANUt;l.b:il, Nuv. S3 (A.') Thrctj M.'niniin liilioreri lonl their livefl toduy In a cavoln .of a-., px. cayatlon. A ga. f-xplnpioD pre- jf(J the cavoln.' l'ollce:wer hampered la their vork by elciplnr turn,,. Cffnfp HnVflv 0f Pisl tO ()C(t7t . j - .. ' , . . ' i.jT"4 1NovI " (A' )" Over 2.000.0u0 In additional ro- venue wilt lie eollecled hy the stale of Oregon In lltatt as a result of tho one cent per Kallou Inerease In KQHotlne ami dlHtillate taxes, hrinKimr the total roeidptrt from thin Houree to ahont ? 7,or2,or4, uncord Ini? lo a tentative estimate ; 'u nn. Tho new rate is the first elmiiK : Hlnce the Ineroaso lu 1U23, ; T ,H .,.,,. i . r..,.llrti... ... , ... draw a crowd vth a it i lie a,hout wnter. . HARVARD DOWNS YALE AND BOOTH (Continued sroni yngt One) Ifarvard end. HevOns Kot ten yards oft' tackle. . le veils fiun'hled hut recovered op the. next play for a pne yard low) and .Mays had no better tic ood passed to Mays on ale's I f ve-yaiM line. On fourth flown and ; five to go, Wood dropped back to; -tho Yale If. yard line and drop -Kicked u iieid Koat. at a difficult The Ramo Wuh oveher Infthe third anjjle. ! period, hut In Vho last omirterthe Booth pass-ed to KI.Hh who rnn , riKeto an wild.' The nectid team 1'4 yards lor a touchdown. BoothT, a ,,.,.),, with Oeslerllntf to jilck tho.pxtra point. ; nniin. Carr1tiff the.bi.ll oyer the iYTOixvoo ret " ' :' ! Un" Jit a 1'lve-yard'' diiHli."- A cojn LJftV??) lo . pleted pass made tho score 10 to 0. pifpprrf ip !' The flrsi toain. whlnlt.went In-'Un. f lvyKjlJluylLyy? iiipdUJtcly nfter thlHHCoro,'RQt.n:oinK' I lu a couple of mlnutos,' ted by Pol-. Kra.m Ih under way and a record j Wn who H0Oiie-to he nhUVto make year for Christmas buying Is Heen yardugo at will. A pass tto Tor b the llg stores. , t ,.0n00 ,,t bull' with In' ! ho 80.- Xo lt4iUo riKin . i yard lino and then Ptitten cut Tuere is more ttain i.ou.hou.ihmi of building under consiruetloji along .Hr.padwny alone ami the fig uro will he raided to $ I oil, 000,00.0 ih six months. i-.The, Xpw V.ork Telujdione m ".pany will spend SJ 00,(oor a year f.or I ho next five yearn on an oxpanslon lvogram, haed on ex 1 testation of continued proHitcrJly..' 'I'll o New Vnr.k Central railroad' Widtf improvenieut .calls for aji ex pCjinlituro of $lo.no0,000 and the coniiuercial development certain to follow in its wake v.ill call for many more millions. ; Mayor Walker's announced pro grain calls, for tlie spending of $ 100,000,000 a year for ten years. Money Plentiful "Money- released from market speculation -is: so plentiful for legitimate business,". say the news pa iter, "that some of the larger banks uet unity have bcn 'peildllng' It lo their clients. "Tho Important jewelry trade considered -iu the luxury class arid therefore the first to be affected by hard limes is moving ahead of business of the past ten years. "The Iheatricnl business de-' peudingly entirely upon ready cash, Ik enjoying the greatest prosperity. Retail merchants find hushu good much better than the mar ket break had led them to antici pate." Central P.-T. A. . Hears Talk By Mr. Longfellow With the new president, Mrs. H. 1? tllvon nreMbllnir. the Central P.- A. met yesliuday aflernoon in, Miss Snlder'H rop.ni in the school building. Ho.vh of the 1hlr.il ami fourth gradcH sung, two songs, ".Thanks-, giving Turkey" and "Hilly Hoy. Mrr. Iicss Cook's fifth grade boys gavo a dialogue, "When Willie Cureless ttecarne illle Careful." J. T. Longfellow spoke to. the association of the necessity of hav ing an educational representative in tlie president's cabinet. Mrs. Lelf K. Awes spoke on the re ligious education of children Its necessity and far-reaching influ ence ln their lives. Miss Nell Maluiffey'H room wn first In Itie attendance contest willi 00 per cent of tho mothers pres ent. An attract I vii picture, "The .Covered Wagon." will be the prop erty of the fourth grade room for this month. KxhlldlH were made In each ; room of work done by the ctiil- f dren and parents visited the school all day. Junior Jed Cross cor-'; respondence with three countries, Ceclioslovakin, Japan and the ; Thoona school In Australia, was ' displayed. Thirty-two boxes are being filled with Christmas gifts to schools lu flninn, a C. H. powies slon In Hie Pacific, by the Ceutr.il school, inn per cent mebibers In Junior lied Cross, " Neighborhood Art . Club In Session Society News ;M The Neighborhood Art club held rf. nn interesting meeting Thursday TL. Jofternoon at the home of Mrs. It. Fleming, with Mrs. Herbert jjjff IHanna, Mrs. H. It. Morgan undiTu j Mrs. H. H, ('leaver on the projrrnm i V jwlth Mrs. llannii In charge. This i session dealt with sacn-d flouiftu i ia i nrehilceture. : 1 Mrs. S, It. Morgmi told of the' ; old JConinn laws and system of ' government, and Mrs. Cleaver ! spoke about the old Komiin llgton. Birthday Pirty At Paddock Home' A d'-Iitfhtful bridge parly took , nlncc at the home of Mr. and Mrs., Clark Paddock la1 evening In honor of Sir. Paddock's birthday. lyovrjy clusters of nutumn flowers j tho homo, Decorations wore in a Member Of Sfopjtf ST. LOl lS. Kov. 2S j Ajl') John l lietts, St. JoiiIh, and New Vork Proii,er. died Ui n Aio.tpHul early iq ihiy Jtooijf aftor h !w said hy physicians to have HWitlloyed P"l M:t in hU- hiiipe hero. At lil home Uieiithcrs of the family rol'UHed to KU 'e out nny uforntatlon, wiinf ; (tatemcnt would ho fortliciiilnj? later. HettH wan n inenhur o,l' lh nruL.ot' J)rmui(unnd, ItottM nud com pany. Ho wtut a tueuiher of tho St. J.ouls Ktoelt eehauKO. IteilHi iald 4iS,0Oh foiva Kiit Oh Uie'Nuw Vork hUicU evtf Kn two months ago In his coiuuliu.ck fvrom a i li J 1 fa Uu rn in tho hlocl; utid bond lirpkeraKe. .business. TIGERS, DEFEAT. ; VOYM JEAM, ?(5-0 CCQDtlmic from Piyi ) . ', 'iy(pvwtrl paH and "rnceii &0 yardrt to H louiiiilown.'- Tlie ut tempi , f.Or extra point failed; . ' ' J r - , Uit 'C4ini Srret ''' Ju the iiccond, ann-rtcr, Uto ClfM leant was sent in and scored In u KralFTht. march up tho field, l-'aua throuRh' for tho- touclidown f,.oia (ho hU yIrd-Une. ' AHalh the .i tomtit for xttl nnlnl fnlle.l nn.l j tho hlllf pI(M.d ,V tto 0". ,iroiiKh tho Cove defense for 25-yard dash o a touclidown .Tor- rencn leaped hlh lulp the air for ihe pass for exl.ra. point 'hut tailed to catch It. ' , , - The iLil ,(.1 1 undo Jmeltflulil inein- bers a.ll clialked up co.UHidcrithle' KM iw from sciiuiinagej; Uoo only Played for a short . time hut ihado two or tbren fairly- long runs. : -Tho 'Cove , backfiehl ' and lino' showed up well. In the first. i:jd third tutarteis on tho offensive; and the Cove punting wuh excellent. The game yesterday brought the Tlgera' scoring for the year p,i;'n compared wltti opponents' ii:t. , The JdutMips Cove (0) (2&) La firande Clark ltorkgrcn (leiss V; ltlchardM KeverH t'o'inslock ; Weimer Paige UolilllHOU Anderson Wiite liUgtlCH Jon en Hunt MoClure , , Allen Ilratnwelt Stoddard L'ocltran OestcrUng Sullivan i-: I-; u n nit n it V H C. Richards SnbHlltutes Cove: . Laird,' Smllh, l'Mshcr, Petormirn; La (Jrande: It Noison, 1 is'clson, Conley, Court nyc,' Horry, . Parkor,, Torrchce, . Hoe Mires, Kims, Patten. Thompson. Officials Qulnn, , referee; Hust, umpire; (Iralapp, head linesman. Were nllracively. arranged about ; color scheme of gr,ecn and pranged j . Three jolly tables of bridge! woro ax .piay, wun us. VMHw. .green and Kurt Hough winning honors for high tally, imrlng the evening a dainty luncheon was served, - HJntPrtflin hl'Pfi Tables Of; Bridge A uionsrnt 'evenTng w-as Kpnet .iaay tit the 'homo of Mr. ' and Mrs. -Yank Wyldc, who entertain pil' with' tliree fatiles of bridge. The That if: if, if. if , . v .. ... : Charming A "UP TO NOW", an Autography) by Alfred E. SniiUi $5.00 Is a history of our times by a man who wns in the very center of activity. "MY LIFE OF MAGIC", by Howard Thurston $2.50 ''FIGHTING CARAVANS," by Zane Grey $2.00 Zano Grey's most powerfully dramatic and .exciting story is in this historical novel of the old West. "THE UNWILLING GOD," by Percy Minks .'. $2.50 lip 'if 'TUB WAY OF EC13EN," by Cabell (A Comedietta Involving a Gentleman). "KINCEIUTY," by John Erskine (A slory of our time). "SAC'Rf.FICK", by Owen Johnson 'This uovjel will be read for its sheer narrative deals v,ith simple human instinct, dramatic danger and beauty. . . 5! La Grande (Ve Take PUTMAN'S ffA. ANJDE'S EXCUTSIVE Head,y-io;y;ar nnd Millinery :4Quie . was - urjanifod. with lovely ctUHters ,of pompoim. Kolpwlng tiridge u two-.c,oursQ luncheon was Horyed, ' .. . lienors for high score yero von I hy Mr. nnd Mrs,. Alynlt Crowloy. .Convolution pri'et voro presented 4o vIrfl, l-'rc.d Hoover, njid Ieo S. Miller. - . Clw.b Pieces Quilt . The Past .NOblo (Irand club of the Crystal ltebekuh lodge -mot ut -tho home of.. .Mtu Klosslo Kngle j Thursday; for an nil-day meeting. ,wilh 11 members attending. A potlttck luncheon wn served ftt 1.0 o'clock. The day wiih spent hq- ,oiti)ly nnd in piecing bloclcs for n. qutit to no 'Hunt ot tho ouu jei Jows iiome In Portland. At oclo'ck the business session convened, with .Mrs. luiey (Iraham presiding,-.' Mr.s. Adelaide" KUchey. was a guest' tit tho luncheon. Mcnir hers, present . wot'o: ; .M'rs., KloRsio Kngiov Kstelbl . Helden. liucy Clrar ham, Mnttle (lolden, Ara.rha Moss, Ollvo Chadwlcki l.etta' McOoldrlck, M.I-H, Jluneli, Mrs. HoKolb, and Mr. (Sntlhcr, Ijiura Oliver and Air nui Carroll, '; Birthday Dinner : : Honors. Mrs, fimdy;i ..A delightful dinner wns given, with' covors . f.or twolvo by Mrs.' Kmnia Urady nt tlio home of Mrs.' . ... H. Jlpunhiio -'oh .'lrst i streo.l Wednesday ovenlng,' which'. sui prised, the.' hpstess by developing1 Into an affair In honor, of the lor nier's blrtliiay iinniyerHary. " CluMeiH .-, of yellow . chrysaUier iiiuin formed the decoration -which was ln a color , scheme gf yollovr and white. , Yellow, candles gllm- ... . . , morel mxtly on a w. to hirth.l.L- cake. Several lovely gifts wcro pre: Rented Jo, Mrn. ttlrady. .The diversion of the evening was bridge, with three tabloH at play. , MrH. S. Jyiihpe and P. 9. Hnbinson won honors for high seoro, - :. . . , Ta Qivei) Friday , T.o Honor Mothers ..ir-; . ; " A charming tea wh given ys terdOy afternoon by the pupils of -MrH. ; Ha Hey ; WlUlamHOn'H Hccond grtiilo In honor of Jheir mothers at the (Ircenwopd school. Two little girts poured at u llmo at the long tea, table.- Thoso pouring were:1 Lois Jlolman, Helen Koush, itosle; Zupan and, Vernndlno llungerford. A program lir the thome of M'lw. i1uirivliin u-i.u ,urtti t n1 1 nnil 'I the afternoon was spont In ploan- ant Hoclnl hours. 1 , ' ; ' ' - , . : ' ' Tennyson to Speak . ' ' At Cliab 5eeti.i)g: An oxcellent, program has been arranged for the next meeting, of the ia (Irando Neighborhood club, Tuesday afternoon, November 20, at tho ija 6runte holeU Tlie Rev M. G, .Tennyson will have ns his Hubject ".Sijtere Mv,b1c-" ' He ji'l .trace the llstory of . Hacrcd musle from ho euily tribal themes down. thrqiigh. tjte'.varJpUB stops of. clv-t uixattpn io tne present uay, ana will con trust the fine hymn .form with tho popular song: type of mu sic, It wuh announced today. -The- Christmas . Meal committee Tew Will Interest You Book & Stationery Co. Subscriptions to All Magazines) I Jm an office In tho post offlftt hulldlng and has been worklnif diligently Cor nveral days on u perniaueni malting list and othcj? 'detailed work. This committer .wHl glvo a report x wliat It hu'ri accomplished and the present plan ,of work. ; ' Relief Society's : Dinner a Success : , , .'.(., Members of Hie Second Ward Helief society were successful in .their annual chicken dinner dust evening at the L. l S. Second Ward church, when about 175 nf? tonded. Thlfi was for the purpose of raising money for their church building: fund. . j "Mm J. K. Sjitkleld, Mrs. Kay A. cook nnd Mrs. Stewart McClcllan wore ln charge of the dinner, wltli Mrs. Kay Kulnier, Mrs. llerst Thompson, Mm. Smith llendlokj son and: MIhh Viola Anderson In cliarge of the decora Hons, and Mrir ,Oscar Johnson and Mrs. Korefift. Dial tlia.commltteo to uBslst. In .tlio kllehen, with Mrs. Johnson as chairman. .' Mrs. Happersett Entertains .Group The Baptist ladles met nt .the ,honie of Min.' C. K, mapperse(i Friday afternoon, whlch thoy spent sewing and making plans for their .luncheon to ,he served during Uto jbaziir at noon. Announcements ' A special meeting of t,ho -StlttdK and Chatter elub of tho American loglon auxiliary will ho held Moii- .-..tiiay anernoon nt a o c-iock hi ih ; of JIra. K,ngsiy t 2703 Nprth Ttlrch. : ' ' - x The Hamblers Art clawi will meet Monday afternoon ut 2:15 at Uto homo pf .Mrs. A. It. Himter in tlie CJramle Hondo apartmenta ,wiUi Mrs. 1 A. i'lpllng In ehargo .of. t.ho ppogram.' . .. The. Mothers Self Culture ol'jir. will meet Monday afternoon at thrfj ;iiiuiii' ui ,iini ui'nin oiuiuuuu ui. 2:30. -- ' '?r ' ' V ' l The Uoyal Neighbors will nw Monday evening at 7:30 in the O. O. l hall. HefroHhmentH .wi bo served. -A meeting of tho Purmit-Teaeheft association of tho Normal seho.oj will be held Monday ovenlng. No vember 2G, at 8 o'clock in room l.V Tho iifograni will be devQted tt6 .the interustH of "Good Hook week; MIkh Maliel Hoty of the La Ornmld public library .will tulk on "Chll dren's Literature." An cxhlbltlpji of clilltlron's hnpkH from the pnh lie library will bo nhoyvn. A t attendance Is desired. two iiixn von stAYtxa CHICAGO, Nov. 22 (AP) Mr. William O'Hrlon nad Samuel It, Dorr today fnced charges of slay lug tho woman's husband, who died IttHt night from wounds Tyhloh Horr cpnfesHed he Infllclqd Inst Wednesday in nn nmhush In tho O'Hrlon home. , : All Wednesday, irrs. O'Hrion In sisted, sho shot her husband. Lat er, when confronted by her father, sho changed her story and blamed Dorr. - .v BooIs $2.50 $2.50 $2.00 , interest, for it in their power, . '. ;