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, Thuisday,. . December 5, 1929 Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE, - ijr)ejr.jr mm fm t mji'ij.0j j 'Protest Filed ; By Hood River Held Test Case! i ('oinliU-iith)i' publicity hna horn J given In the liiMf lew day In a protest lllf'fl With the Oregon Slate J High tfrhool Athletic uhmo lutloit j , board ti fonir'. I by Hood I liver j m hoot aillhoiitlcH In reference to ) 'aliened (ncll;ltiil y ot Wlllard Jiir 'is, of Portland. Who participate- f tn I lie Wa.shlngi on-(lend game ' by S Alan J.Gonr n SCREEN-GRl There ift Honictliina: iilxuit n himdlteitliief that makes it a gift mipieine. Just what it is, is hard to say. Nevertheless it is a gift that is appreciated, and that aftei nil is is the true test of a gift. " " w . 4 Ni dinciission ol all-America rand Ida h-H for 1'iul Ih complete 'I hanl.Fglvhig day. r without i:u;iriK '-ar iv uoonovet. -'bc mi! ftntcment iwtde tn the; the ArluinHiiM nnleb.pe, into lie- hoard by J, I.. Hrcclieijrjdge, super- f c (-(Mini. )( Ih 3 nblc all-around rinlKhing a remark- InH li.lMit JiL llond lilver, i.Iiowh around athletic career thin (fiat the proteat actually ' aki s the. n year with the rugged ItnzorbnckH status ol a lcl caM ' "I It J pro-I of the southwestern conference, ,.rtt wan not riled because wo have i where thr competition Iihh been itnydiltn,- iilrj(ln( JmvK lur lie Ih I nhoiii uH ii'i-n iih anyulH.'in In llm n I j n- ynunif 'ninn mill a Klnilll Spopt i is T S Box of Three Ciepe De Chine Set ' 75c J p (..' -All Linen :) p Box of Three ! 1 Hox of Three I $U0- i : '! , $2.00 IMDlLIL'jr La Grande's Own Store TROJANS TO PLAY . NEW YEAR'S DAY Southern: Calif omia Ac cepts Invitation From Pasadena Officials. .'.1,08 ANOENKK, WvO. C (AP)-- Vl'hr. UhlviTHlly of Hhiilhprn .inil ;, Viorhlu Wlll rwpiTHorit.tho Wi-Ht In ' -.thr- aiinual Nvw Ywir'" day fuothnll -lilnHKlc. InMtm Hohu Howl, I'uHadcna. ; 1 K-.t'omlnK frotii tin Trojan K',"',a;l fit: ltinitilirliOlL. ftlifiailm-i'iiii-i' of I!. l; U.'. ;.1,Vh ncvoptfinvi dlHpPl'Kfll liulf .thr , lit'itvy . cIjui! of . conjoduro .hhh lianKH over tin' wlputlon of prcsentatlvrK of the WVst and for ilu' blue ribbon content each year. ,.. ...ik. . . i..... ..... 7X.ntlnn ' p.immll tnA nf ih,. t n .-..! deriii Hone tournament, heaved a l.ljfh of reller, and promptly waHhed ' tt: hahdM of the whole affair, when $ Ihe folluwlnK Hi.ttple announceinnil , v.im niado by thfl If. H. C. commit tee: , . . "The t'nlversl.'y nr Nouthern Cal irnrnla, with the npnrnVHl of PivhI gjdent It. It; Von Klelnmnld. aeceptM wthe imitation of Ihe lliMndenii iVitrtintueht or )tomH 10 Uf the . 'WvHtert lepri'Hefiltitlvd nt th Jan. V, l!iau, (funn? at tho Pauitdena Ti;hw bowl." aCi. ithiiHii-K -lum (II ICtlM -All the iiimorH, which had been tti HPi-eart ov-pr both AVent and Kat, ?t com-ernintf HeleCtHm. of leattiH to .piiilliiimtt, todny. wero rotieeh Uattd Ih Ihi KtlHt. Purdue, lit IN TM WkST hnYt NO. 1 . U Orind 0r, BREIER DAYS Boy's Half Wool Unions Ac" 0 lo 10 lii n wnrm Imivy (Insllilo rib MnliT jjarmcnt. 89c 5 IMW.vis ( iiii.Mii.NN vi:.Mt.i)i.i:h r.l.'TI'l.ll QI AMTV LOW KH MtKiJH NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Tnn olmittploh and nndfeatt-il, I'lttHnii'Mli, - wlih mi oqually r inailtablo record In the KaHt, Tu In ins a Houtl.i'rii learn with tin un Hpottfd pffoutchoun, and Ho u thorn Methodist unlverully of TeXtis were the focal polntH, Thfl- Trojan .offlelnlH eald they iecelve.1 the Invltal ton TneHday after the l'nlverlty of California hint eliminated itNelf from the run: nlntf herauHe Of a deTeat tit tho hamlH of Ht an ford u weok Ako Wat tirdH and had not -lind Uiu to coiiHlder what m-hoOl In tho Kawl would Ini Invl.td. They Bald, how O'eiv neKOtlatlntiH would he Hlarted liniiKMllately iiL parofully avoidiHl it'tylriK with whom. Hclet'tlon l-iivntVit rim feleetioii or tr. H. t, which ended the m-nMoii lied for the chain plon-ihlp of the Ptuifle ennnt wllh Htaiiforil, California and Oregon, hut with nt i erie over the o' li- ir. the Perecr H VW aihl tt Oil OI1C HlOie ! Kami' wiin cyni'Tcm-v iiicoiiiirn, wt hailed eiithiiHlastieally here. OhHcrvei' saw In It the paswinHT of a itmuiTl between the school and the tournament committee which had arisen under provlm : Joe Stechev Pins Howard Cantonwine ! POUTI.ANT), Ore, Dec. f. ( AP) III an unuHUnlly clean and Helen llfle wTeHttlnK luntch, Joe Hteteher, with hlH foiuotiH pair of Ick. took two out or three fallH from How ard Cnnlonwino hern last night. Hlrlchet' well the first fall wllh a body hcIhsoi-h In 1'9 minutc.s, 5 see ohdn. Cantonwine took the second inu in - minuiCH, in hccoiius, h iicii , ho miMlrmed out of another body sellers with Stecher'H lefH around i his body and crushed tho Intter'H lientt tu tlin miit, momentarily stun nlnif him. Htecher retiulrt'd only 12 minutes, ill Hcenmls, for the dceld Inif fall, .when he prestted Canton wine's shotildetH to the mat with it body chnnecry. ui'.M: 'in m:i: jiatcii (HtKKNUIl'ir, Conn., lc AI')-'I'IU' llnif li'talnn l luri for Mr. Tunnoy. Il' Ih to nltt'iul l.lonr.' nltil) buulrt touinrrow tiltthl wllh Hoi'lully iiroinlnnt t(k. Illl.li TI'ltS T) CAIIAIIICr l.DNHON, Dli1. 0 A1' IIIH lilny ImvInK rluiMMl In tlin KukIIkIi mli'lm, Hill Tllili'h lius a two ivi'k' I'liKiiKIHi'lit hN il I'liliuri't l'nlvl Inlne,1, , wiNr:it 'ri ;i:r kamo LllH ANUKI.KH, Dw. G (Al1)--MiTi'lj- ilfrnrnllv. illv,-i-wnr,' t,niH lo have untie out of ilut n fur uhi 11.1 Kill flroplili The win hit or I ho rurrvni I'. (I. A. tanliii'y In to ri'fi-lvn a nt il In Hfl. Sweaters $ Dresses Jersey Suits Wool Suits Coats Sleepers Shoes Oxfords Slippers Hats Caps Siockinps Hlankets Mittens Gloves 5, Li Hitc'm liow im t-xport oliHcrviT JitiiiuiH up vtiHt for (Ik- Jury: 1 "Hchooiiover Htamlw nix fwl two k j liiclii'H ink! wi'lKhH I mi poamln. Kor L . ti' lal two yfiiiH Iihh Iihh Ikm-h J : pli iic.l mi (lie ull-miiilliui'Mt liiif- 5hlhiill team and Ih cnptaln-fU'rl of Ihf HiV.ni)nvh vuko H((iunl for Jl I l'J2!iiy30. I "l-'our conchi'rt who liavo Hi-en Hchoonover thlH yar rfjfanl him uh llm KrotiU'Ht etui llm noullnvr-Ht nun pi-odiicid. "Jlo Ih a tcrroi' on ilcfciiHO, a fim blocker and. a perfect pann receive er, 11m linn atood nut In every amo the ituzorlmekH have played, far outHhliiinK the haeltfleld ien, "AKalnnt Baylor he ncci-pted J I pnHHeii wilhout a iiiImh and after, one ran UG ynrdH to a ttuehdow,n. "AKaliiHt the Ti-xaH ArKleH hrt NhMted two extra polnla . and blocked an opihihIuk try for point to g-lve hlH team a 14-tU win. AkaliiHt Centenary he Intercepted a paKH and ran A'i yardH for a touchdown. He Iuih Hcored five touchdownH ad kicked nevin extra polntA to place him elKhth amoiiK conference HcnrerH, the only line man In the rit-Mt twenty," (V I-elatid hH been by far tint moHt Henmitlonal ballcarrier in the aouth western eonferenco. The no ted TexitH ChiiHtlan Hprlnler ha KUea away n'peiiledly for Ion? Hcorlnx danln'H, eomblnhtK a ter- nHoelnticii rulen, thlH was appar rlflo ilrlve and Hliif I Iiichm with hln eutly lewal, but beeame a matter reiiiHrkable Hpeed. lAdand'H work iiKabiHt TexaH and Haylot on kuc eesnlve Haturdayn Htamped lilm an ofie of the otil.Htandtn toitcliflowh maket-H of the country. The sweep of I'ltlaburKh'H 102! gridiron nmi'hlne Iuih prompted S'moky City expertw to compare ll Htrength-with that of the.Tamoim ranther mitfit or inni, when rop V'arner ,waH-;at the coaehliiH: helm antl Dr., Jock H:il lieiiand. Ihe preH- nt IicjhI coaclr, oceiipjinif tt imihII- Ion at left Kmird. Pitt has had a number of Fine teahiH but thin ycnr'H array turned In the best record of any Hinee Vat nerH era. On the Hi Hi array were Ittrii P-c-k, two-lime a II-A m I'l'leau center. Thorn hill, Shs and Pat MetMpll. a h'rf a1t(1ei)d. Tjvck'r Meld epusisted of .Morrow, llnst inKH. I 'chart and AlcUnren, Sevett of the ri'KiilarH arterwaid took up eoai'hlliK jobs. Peek Htlll iH all) tie director at Culver Al Hilary Academy while Jimmy Dehurt Ih Duke university, hoad" coatii at newest member of Hie southern conference, "tied" Cniison, HtlO end, Iuih developed PIM'h most huc crKHfiil lumkctlmtl teams, t nrnlm? "n-Amcrhan forward m. Charley Hyatt, while IiIh old team mate, ii Hutheiiand. Iuih been raHhlonlnK gridiron ull-Htars. amontr them Chase. C.elto anM Welch or previous nil-American fame and such eandldatcH thin year an DonehesH and I'ansa, Alonhfoin cry and ParkhiHon. Jfflcfc (Xfld, Cr?l May Meet in Ring NBW YOllK, Dec, f (AP) .lack Itempscy ami tiene Tunney may n ect. without combat la the rhiK al .Madison Suuare tliir.den Aion- day nluht if the plans of the pro- moteiH of the annual Christiana fund boxitiK show k throuRh. beinpHey is HfMiKht iih rcTeree for tho flKht card and an announce- inent from the New York .State Athletic coinmiKsion that he had tteen K I ven permission lo serve n that capacity Im e:;pected dally. An invitatlon has been extended lo Tunney to nerve an one of the judges fur the hi me proKram but he has Kiven no indication whether or not he will accept, ACCIDENT IS PATAIi HOOM UIVKU. ttre., Dec. (AP) Harold 11. Harrison, LM'. former Portland resident , died hi a hos pital hero from Injuries suffered when his nutoinohilc skidded off tho Columbia highway. Hln widow. Hazel Harrison, suf fered Internal tn Juries and today was In a unions condition. I.NKI'KCT SKWT.Il SVSl'll.M KI.A.MATII 1'AI.I.S. on'.. Pit. U (Al') Dr. KmliiUk 1 1. Slrli-kor. sliiti lit'tilth til'tU'i'i1, wiih In KIiuh (ill Kall.t yoMlrrlay ItifinM-UtiK lliu ,-l(y'M ni'tv IS jiiMt I'onttill.tt1 jaao.lli'il .m-ivano K,ti,ni1 .1. ; j ri - ik oii!VV Kwlij! ir ilia S .K I. LI A lilt: i y QincKtv LirrcTivE 'iiviin,!'i'ii'iuii,iivnn citn liido H-h I lid tnnil nildH whli-n ; vinl.-.i o . aynorliti Inn i-uIck ami 'wi I nu'ay with It.' it will Imctinii- in-I i nnFinjly ilifHcull. tor ot I ur ' wunt In tnalntaid hom-st pm- Kiaiu;-," Air. hrw-k.-m lilifi Kny In J uu: Mtati'im-nt. '"If Hichc riilt- tin-iin anythlnv at all, P't iik -n- tfiiec; tln'iu. If tiny tire unjust, i-i u vhntvxo 'tlicni. IJul u hatt-vi r t hf riiU-k le, N-l tlicni lie uniform for all, ainl not I t Home schools pnrUeip-ito Ih Hlnlc clmmplorishfpH and lift' plnyiM-i: not cllllilc whei-e.' . 'I'll'; I'orllaud Hi-hOotH fire Hot In the Htate M'lfot.lailon, having an ciKaniKiitlon of their own, lm. the 'I'hanksKlvlnw flay irame was played vlth tin-.eii-H'-ii". of the Htati- hhso-Vlatlon.- ami therefore. Air. ltreek- enilil. Imldn that stale uwiii-ln. tlon f riilcH hIiouM kovi i ii. Me ehnti;f that ui4 ii'lalion of Jar vl.', In the (lend Kiutie vjotatos n it -lelr 'lt m-etion 4. Inhat all playem uf both leauiH, whn nich kiiiik.1 In nanetioned, miit't be eligible un-ile,- the rnlen of the asHoeiatioil, In bin statement t.T facts, he poini h out that JarvlH eompletei) his first t hree hih Hehool yearn in Mood I liver, tli en iiiovIiik to J'ortland Where he played for WuHhiiiKtnu hiKh, althoiiKh hlu pareulH it til not move to rod In ml w! h him and although he lum no h-Hal Kiiardian in I'ot Hand, I 'nder the Portia nd for protest when the I'ttrlland yehoct which he attended played Hi'nd, an uHMociaiion membei-. The ; ate aHniieiatiou rciilres that a student, In moving from one school to another without parents or Icjjul KuardianH, must i-omicte one se mester'H work before bcinK eligible to repreHent hi.4 new nehool in an athh llc way. - A i i W VlflFV S AKS .. . Pittsburgh For Game On Dec. 21 SA.N1 I-llANf'ISCO. Dec. .1 (AP)' .'i he Chronich' Ha Id toda that . Coaih "Slip" AladlKart, on behalf f of St. Alary'H cut lew e football team, I last niKht aulhori?.ed the invitation j of the t nlvi rsit V of littsbunMl, , leven to play a pnni-Hi-ason Kame ,,t Knznr xtadlum here wl.h the unbeaten tlaelH I lecetnber i! I . The paper wild that Coach Aladl- j Kan placed the matter or inviting Ihe I'liiHli'rn champImiH in1 the I hands of tho .1 unlor chamber of eommeicS'. (--poiiMor tr the proposed name, ami later immediately din- 1 patched a teleKtam to the umle- j teated Plltsburnh warriotH. : , Class Tossers To Start Work On Next Monday With the first bimketball cut al ready made In the I .a Oralide hiKh whool, folluwlnK a few nights of practice, preparatioiiH are belnw made this weekend for the IssuhiK of Ihe class on ,m M.miviy. it i il h..n tin- clans nlli- expected that letes turn out more than Mm tioyn will be praeticliiK on the maple rourtH. The TIner sipuul, Htlll larnc, Ih koIiik throiiKh rejtlar periolH of drill, with the work becoming more luteiiNlve In anticipation of the emniiiK seaon. AlthoiiKh the schetl- tile has not been announced as yet, it is understood that (here will be no fcnint'M until after the Christmas holiday period. Wisconsin Coach Favors Captains MAIUHON, Wis!. Pee. ft (AP) The growing policy in tiniversltles anil colleges, of having no regular captalm for athletic leaniH, flndH mi favor with Coach Olenn Tliisth' thwalle of the t'niversity of Wis cetifin, i hope Wife on fin will never reach the stole where It is afraid to elect a fool ball captain," he nld, "l believe tin1 election of a captain Is one of the biggest, most Im portant and fiiicfC traditions tn football. Knit entity polltlcfi one of the retiMt. ns for aba ndonlng fcaitbalt captaincies at some uul versHleM - ha? not entered Into elections during my time at Wis consin. W3ien It does will be time enough to ieek Home iiicann of combatting teieh a condition." Rockne and Lieh Absent, But Cheered MMI'TH Hi:VIV ln.1. tee f. (API , nines.- kept Knute Pockue and assistant, Tin l.leb, from at temiiiiK '"e .soiro fame looioau bami'iet hiKl niht but the 1.3tiii guestii, gathered In the dining hall o. tho milverflty, were en-;er to j pral.ie (he priweHj of the two ctaehe'. P'-'rje, in at tits nome, lutein il over tin miio to lh hpeakei-N. I.tcb. who directed the Notre Dame alt.teU dtitin-f Itockne'.s nines.-, was at the bedside of lit Wife In Uo( hesler, Mlrtn. i our ot 20 or 30 Ad style tubes if you could line up that many in a set but that doesn't mean performance. That doesn't mean the elimination of A. C. hum, distortion, set noises, interference, whistling, etc.- That doesn't mean selectivity, greater number of stations to log or perfect tone at any volume. That doesn't mean sensitivity, distance or dependable, uninterrupted Not that anybody (mows of it doesn't. But if you'll come into our store and allow us just a few minutes of your time, we can prove to you that the new At water Kent Screen -Grid radio not only will do thesciwtlums buXi-pfioB" . c rriw way any set you have ever heard of and give you greater dollar for dollar value. . . . ' " y There .arc reasons why-- certainly and you'll know them, too, once you've seen and heard this radio wonder. A Small GOLFING FIELD' DOWN TO EIGHT Big Three Haeen, Diegel o 'nl i ClUVt Otll tli-Cll AVC1UC111I lii Western Tourney. 11 y Patil It. Zimmerman (Associated Presn KportH Writer) j I.OS ANCKl.KS. Dee. f, (AP) Three veteratiH of t lie links, on I whose d.ei-mined brows at one ( time reHteil the Professional Colt- . er'f ahHoehttion crown today will cany their campaign for another title to the third round of match play over the Hillcrest course in the annual tournament, bent on repealing. Heading the list of yesterday's eight survivors, ami outstanding among the former champlon.s who won their way through the nee nud Sri.howe round, arv I.e.. IMcgel, 'Carr 'Furniture Company, Inc; Augua Calientc professional and ; Orognn'H eticagement w iin ute i ni iletendiug title hdd r. and Walter i verslty of Ptoiid.i at Alhwui and llagen. five ilmen victor In the the I'niVerslty of fJeorgia's tradl event. (lene Sararcn. New York, tlonat tilt with fieori;la Toch at w ho boasts a brave- of P. G. A. trl- Athens. The plant wooden bowl umphr. comidete!: the trio. ioWned by Mndlnnn Sqiaire Carden l)i the five others who stroked interests will accommodate those their wav throUKh the second !atlendihg the Inlersectlonal com- nuind ot match play, only one. KKtilnoa. of rhleauo, vim' rr; heil tin- final lnnckol. nii'ttcl I'aviii-vil Tln ii'lBii of this trio or ollto lll'OfcH.' ionalc in dcHtlm'tl to l't' InhM'. for before this llay Is ilony tlthei- ihe former open ehainiiion lory to emharliloff ton1i;ht on the friim the no iropolllan disirlet. or ' la.ul stano of their Journey from "I jirnuooK l.eo," wearer of thoitho I'aelfle enat. eron, will have heen left I.ehliolJ Kour eelehrate.l tjrirt hllor,. I'O'Kel. hy virtue of Ills remarkable .chirk Meoh.m of Ni-w York unl- sleatly name roupleil with hi Kl'eal haeki: round l liroinih. avoreo lo eouo- The great Haii; also Is pleKeil up to parade throiiKh th' third loaek- el, despi. f tin1 fact that his op- ponenl Tony Manero. New York. hail displayed remarkable form. Seiol-1 loals Tonioirow .Should these favored sons of the falrwaya I'ass loibiy'n obstaoles, they will elasl; toniorrmv in the senil-fin.'tls. Just as they did a year ago. The inateh in that exeut Itiils fair to overshadow even tho final booked for Saturday. Althoot.lt l!u seeond round bistin;hi no upsets of Import. It in i not wttruMit ilo.ie. heait tlirob'.i a : C OU micht eet more power Down Payment Pay i Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers cnmpetllive play. The Kar AVest saw itivtiiree candidates, swept off' the eHlate. seemingly wi'hihe stroke of a hand, but t ho prize lilt of the day was staged by "Wild HII!" Mehlhorn and Al KHplnosa. Alehlhorn was tamed but it took j !'' I . Ills Chicago foe forty holes of golf lore the trick was tinned. A par live hole itnv Ihe New A orker htumblo to a si and defeat. Two Big Games Are Scheduled For Saturday I AT I. A N'T A, r;a.. Dee. f (AP) i Two touchdown tests, one of inter i sectional prominence and the other la bltier battle of yearn standing, .listed on the final Tootball program i of lUliP, provide a double-barreled i climax for Dixie's gridiron season. I These Saturday meetings are Aljbnt. while the new stadium of the i Coofsln lllllliloea. ilrillraloil wllh all onrly pe.'ison trlntnph over Yale. will ho llwr.il tor t lie 'IVch-Georula tiifule. The Oieiton Wehfnol reMed al .taelii-oiivllle, Fla.. today, prr-para- versltv. " I ti fC Jones tif the Army. linn uppKo Ol iilinots alio !H lioper o, iiioeeiioi. nae aee.-pieo invitations to attend the Teeh- tleio-g.ia eontrst. . . rAl.l.INC Tlll'l: KIM.S .MAX ( . STAYTON'. tire., Ivo. .'. (AP) ; struek on the head by a falllliR tree at the Vart Handle ,v l.uloy s.'iwnilll eaniii. threo miles east of Jordan, Wednesday afternoon. Jakle Arnnld Vim Il.inille. IS, a hook tender, died in an inohulauee while below hrotiulit to the Siayton hospital about .. o'elo k lie bs.t be.'n w. rkin at thi eainp for tho la.t Hirer, inontlls. the Balance Next Year ' I ; ' Skating Parties Are Feature of Week at Hilgard ' ; Ity AIKh Vcrna Weiiucr (Observer Correspondent ) HIL(rAltl), Ore. (Specliil) The i , ice It: thick and strong and young I people here aiv enjoying ska;. lug patties with a big bonfire to be ! seen each night on the bank or tho t river while the young folk are skating some others are rcustlng I welner.i. Airs. Williams was hostess to a ; la rge crowd of young people u ; .Satuulay evening at the nchool '. house honoring her son Clfin-n'ce's i birthday anniversary, (lames, danc- lug and contest; Willi prizes were f awarded to the best dressed char ; nctet-H representing hard time. The ' prices went to Miss Netha Williams mid Howard Cantrcil. Uerresh lueMH wt-re served. AIi-iT. Gertrude Young h.is re- i turned home after being with her father who underwent an opera tion recently. , Airs. O. Kdward returned re- I j cenlly from California wIum. she' hail been visiting wlh hep daunh-j Iter ami sons. She will stay here (his winter with her daui-btm- j Mrs. Thorntun M.'. anil Mrs. Kniery Fiirennon have moved j,,,,.), , Hiij..,,., f,.()ln errs. Kinery went in cil.i...., when, lie lll work for his In other nt a l iKirlhi; camp. Vernaii Wilson was home from l'llct Itoek to spend ThanUsjiviiiK With his patents. .Mr::. I'. Y. Youni; has been ii I a llrande most of ihe time ih, ia IWO week, wllh ,er lllfltlier w h l lously ill. M ... lini ,., l,.;u.(i v. ,.n j Huntington .'.j, .... . I, ... Will I lake Ihe plaee of another op.. tali oep.it t,,.-e ,. ., ,,.. ,);,ys ; Mr. and Mn. (Juy Th.irnbue ami ' t'hllilren. Xellio .-ind Many, and Mm. Ivlwanls were In .a (li.mdei Sunday as Kiies of Mr. ami Mrs . 1 ' Kuilt Walker, Mi', and Miu. . (ratlde. spent tlikard wllh Mi: M.-. and Mrs. olin I'll.-e. of l.a I ThansklviiiK in :- l'rlei-'s patents. I Ony Tliornbiie eu host and hostess on Thanl. KMtv; day lo Joo Vouni, Will, .-e.. ,e,oa weimer nr.( .,,. jJohn. Harry nnd Nellie Th -nibue. mlmm &tem& if $141.50 Complete . Alifs Pona Keott wan visiting frh-nds in Hilgard Sunday. M.'. and M rs. I-'rnnk JoneH, of the Alt. lOmily camp, wi-ro1 over night guests at the Weimer home at Klve r'oir.V. camp Saturday .night, j A!r. and, Airs. J. lt. Weimer en l tertaim-d at dinner. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. !;. ('. Itecs and son, Alack, ( Alisn Marion (iueisH, of Cove; Mr. and Airs. John rice, of La Grande; Air. and Airs. Krod Jtees anil Har- bara Jane tntf Wllnierth, Veraa, Stouell and Afice Alay Weimer. ) Air. and Atrs. llllynrd. of Ogdeit, T Plah. are visiting with Mm. J 1 11 j yard's parents. Air. and Mr& Kd J Sailing, iiieir little Hon Kdward hai been hern wit It his grand pur I entn since lust January. He will , return with his paroir.s to i'lah when they return. Now Those '. Rheumatic Pains Must Go Tin- Akiiiiv CVihcs Mil'. snelllliK 1 Ucihiiid wiint n lllpssliis NOW YOIT no ? HAt'K TO WOltK AGAIN Here's a supremely ,-pood and lalely Improved remedy tills Is sold to you by fieri frosM finis Store and live dtunnlsls every where with the undeiHtandln'ir Hint one Imtiie must kIvo results or you can have your money baek. Ask for 7 'Allenru It comes bin holtl" nnd lii' not 0 x p etislve. Tnko It dlreoted if8 .1 qulek. nrtlvo rem edy nnd one that y n ii ran ilopfi'1 upon i'n w h o n Hi' piiins a r 6 most pevere anil fever Is rampant. n's antl-pyrotienn nnalpS" ., . , and londlnic drw recommend It. Adv. I