La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 11, 1930, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textr Saturday, January 11, l!Kj) LA GRANDE 1, . EN1NG OBSERVER, LA GRANDE; ORE; Page Five J i:iili-i' riM Tram win. I t ''hi' Unli'riiw Mid, nlu..,J nl, ,ili:iiM jlcri'nu-.l tin- Blrls rroiii On' S.-rt-IVil ll'iirl .iiriiiKiliy him rVfiihuri -M lo 7 In an Intci'i'Mliit; -k.iiiip,' ?Ut' won' Ill-ill; lllllliil.pM;it at iho j Vlisil.", Hit- winners hu-kIhk iiIiimiI in ! ftllm Inht purl nf tin. fcuhM.. TJu' 1 ;J onti'8l took ilini. nt Knli'riMlPO In , SI he IiIkIi Ki'.linal k'iiiii:ihIuim. 'Thn.-ii.t f l'liiylliK rniMhi- iK'rwli Hi)- with; a vylmlii'i'ty. Ioi wii ill ; ii,l,,.ny. f,,,-.-w;inl: V. Htt0i, I'i'itli'r; 1 1. Noliles, Tnniil'iiK cimiiim-; r. XiililiM iimi i " PiiuiluniPH, Biiiifils; KiiliMltiilcs: V. ) W'llwdx. k". Siiimlli it mi If, IHtzi.k, 'fVlmli'lit 'uitn h ihf ciinrli tii ttii' tK iiili niy KlrlH. A ii tiii n Kiimii will : . In pla'Ml lii if .Inn. sr, niih i:;n..f- j .ijil'lsr, :inil next l-'iiilay :liuiil will ttii-i'l Wrillnw- If. . J A( iho IjotiiI Holds C. v Colmcna. Oakland: A. K. j Sltrown. Camden, N J.: a. C. Itailey.'i pCiililwcll; It. .1. Albert, liaise; .Mr,' 'Jitml Airs, E. F.Whtlton. Ma.xvlllo; TAIi'. and Mrs. ft C. Larson. Utilrtp; j Al.lss Alyrtle Hlackwdi, Si: lehi; J, ' f-t. Gilinore, Spokane unit H. w. j , i Solomon, Chicago. HI.. are jo;:js- ! f.lered hi It'io: t1 hotel. vTo Kilo Hi icrs -f : The 'n'K'Hinontu In tin faso of I ,. rarl, Kriv.-oli gainst iho T'aoino ! ( Coast ..loinl Slook Land hank of' , l'nrilaml was oomluott il yostorday In oiriMiit oourl and Uu attorneys ' ; litivo hoi-ii Klvon tiuio to. fllo. wrKr ! ? t 1 ii ai'KiunontK.' ' '. e KAN AID A i j; Coming , : ! i SUNDAY & MONDAY siisicjtisHitBiJiisstBaiicsiiiiBiaiiiiiciuii'wjtyiiiiiifisi , S(t?Ol)OLA J riVe Big Stars ! rrUVlr" ; Subjects ! 3 DAYS STARTING MONDAY : EDMUND LOWE m ) CONSTANCE BENNETT mi0mSSJS ' I all music all sound -all dialogue ' - " - :- - J Tr I'tfl'l litlid ..Ml. 'mid Aim. W. IX. Guild nml datghtnr N'uitiy wont to Portland list lllKHt to spend tllO Weekend. From 1 ninti Air,, nml Mrs. Fred (-'ox. from Fniou, H-tiro in Iax. Grande yester-1 tiny nil business. ltcliiiiifd lo liakcr I'TimI I .a. ico, runner furim v In KnjrU; valley, wont ! Makoi Ki ftli-y morning tutor Niintllni: a wimu in i a (li-amle vHiilnir i'iitnli. At uu Hinds Anion's' thtu-o whoso n;inio.H :ip poar on local lioiol roslstors an: I.. A. White, IIIIkhkI: .Mr. ami Mrs. 11. Monitor. HoImo; 11, K. inal Mis. Hirnt, linker: . 1.. S. Maxwoii, Nninpa, urn! Amly Amloi'Mon, Hil- To I jilrrprise H. Jl. l'arltcr wont to Knicrprifto l'riday nftornorm on a liu-lnoHK trip. . Vl-Uhis Uerv AfrH. I. W. Ihiroh. of .Mora. Ida., la vlsltdiff it liio homo of hor dfliiKhtor. AHh. Tom Standloy, r-f Kruitdalo. IVnm roiilauil - , Jli'tiry. WatHOH, of I'orikuid, wiih In Lo. (Irando rooontly visiting rohitivoM. ..... At tilt Hotels- Among Iho registrant it I local hotels aid A. I.. Vcedor. Hoise; A. Hansen, Spokane; II. K, paw ell, Wallu Wallu; C. W. Frdon, Klamath Falls; j; li on Webb, Half May; It. Al. Dubois, Joseph; A. A Ferns, I Nulla nl: J. H. Tudloek. Portland; t. . Jordan. Hlo; ll. E, .Miller, Portland; Hon Kelt net -ili'.-, Portland; F. A. Beard, Port land; A. ll. Lund, HpoKiinc; II. (. Iti lir. W'nlta Wallu ami 'I'lmo Sholl. Walla Walla. To Aitond Convoiitlinis .Juilwc l.'. (I. t'ouoli ami llio Iwo county oonttniKNlnnorH . It. Ki'd- la-Ut'f Itllil'xV. . StoVl'IIH lll'O K'l in' to roitlaml tlio fii'Ht of ihr wt-K-k it utUml the allium I toiiniv jtiilKf.s ami I'oimnfslont'rH coiivon. lion at I li n M'ulinomiili county court lioiisi'. t. K. MoCtn'inicU will at lend th county clmkn ronvontlon and Min. l-'loronco Haoon tlio uou.i ty troasurci-K cotivontioii. Tlio con vt nlions will l.o hold iho Hth and lath of thin month. Small l-'liv - Tlio tiro truck was oallod In Air. K'oytor'K homo at. 4(M t'ronk, ponr tin. sini' kyardK, al ahout ' A .-clook this mrrninK' to o.-vtliiKUlsh a small lire In Iho attic, caused y a dcroollvo flit"'. aoootilliiK' to 1 1 t I'hiof C. T. I.indsry. Throo Kallonn of choniionls wero tisoU In control lint; tin- fire Tho loss was oovor cd li insurance. C lerks Aliond Meet Thirty School dorks attended tho special moi'tinjf called, hy K. A. Sayro Wednesday for tlio purpose of evpialnlnh' the record and war rant honks' of the Ndiools. Tho Inst li'K'islatiiro oK.lnlillr.hod sttindard tic counting hi all of the Iftiolis nf the linnl and Lawrence (iru hum,, as sistant county clei-k, oxplalned the process more thoroughly. j Visit. Schools I I uirintf tho past week County Superintendent K. A. Sayro has I li'-eiv vlsiiinr; schools, anions them j he visited Dry tVeok. Suminorvllle. t l.ihorty, l.atld Canyon, Iowa, AIos j Chapel. Lone Star ami Al t. (.linn. AH of Iho schools are doing well j In keeping tip tho attendance and ' about the only sickness is lltfht ens-us of the flu. Serious Ilhioss - j .-Mrs. C. -11. Itldianlson, of Low-I or Cove, is seriously ill at tho j home of hor daughter, Mrs. L. 1. ; Ni.ak on Oak street. Airs. J. R j Stah I if Portland, a daughter is : alto here and Al rs. I'orlo Jones, another daughter, of Los Angeles is on her way lo this city. Muvod ' Airs. ,1. M. Stoildanl and dauj-'h-ler Aljldrod aro moving from the Wnterly apai'lliienLf, to 1 li 1 2 O avenue. All's. Stoddard has heon ill since Christmas hut is touch Im proved now. , -. Hero YfMenlny Mr. and Mrs. I. I. Conl. y (('race Savior) was in La (irande yester day from Enterprise on legal husl ness. From i:igin Airs. K. L. Shoemaker, of lllgln, was in La (J-ra ndo this mo.rning on business. Spent Iho Day Amln-y Oolap. of linblor, Is spending today In this dly. Ileif 'I'oday Miss Lucille Crowe, or Cnion Junction, was In La (Jiaiole this Dunning. To orth Powder Winifred Cobb', student at the Norma 1 school, went to North Pow der Oils iinirning to spend the. weekend. Iteturned llmm Attorney Irving Hand, of Port land, returned to his home last night after spending a cnnplo of days in Knlerprise on legal busi ness. He was accompanied by Mr. Lorem;, hydraulic engineer for liio Pacific Power and Light company. Marriage License A marriage ticcin'O has boon is .ued to Itohert 10. .Martin ami Alio? K. Jllll both of Maker county. : ads In Tourney Ci. post uu has taken the lend In tho checker tournament now in progress, and has a percentage of .xss. A. Poston Is second with .7 ! u a nd standings of the others fol low : Mr. Searles .77S; K. E- Hur ley .i;:t!i, Floyd Maxtor .01 fl; Hay Snider .'.on. Mr. Cooper .403, Otis Veal .l:::i. Air. Heck .40,-,. Ibid j P.er-rd .--Z and Mr. Smith .Ht4. Sev eral matches yet renin in lo be j played. I ( nrm-tpm In the (irande Hondo Meat Co. advertisement In The Observer yen teiday tomatoes should have been listed t! tins, two for Jlfit Instead! of 'Z f r t.c. duo to an erior In j copy. t Volley Hall (in me j The volley ball teams of Elgin! ami Inibh-r met at Imbler Wednos-j flay for their first scheduled game, of the se:iyon. 1 nibler winning three 1 sanies straiuht. Iriihh-r will piny i Hak r at liiibh r tonight at 8 e'clock. Heiutn: Home Mrs. M. Al. Cyihr has rdumed lo her homo here after spending several weeks visiting at the homo of her daughter. Airs. C. D. Orlf tllll. In Pocatollo. Idaho. While away Mrs. AlUh r had the privilege of seeing her grandson biiptizti) by the Hev. William Crocby ltoss. in poise. Mr. ltoss was formerly pastor nf t bo btcal Prohyl rian church. H'iii-c Hi'i'roMUitAlic Two nun from La Grand tiro n prepentint- thlr living wrganiwi tions in fruternlty dlseumlona this year. v. hirn are uponiiored by tho campus Y. Al. C. A. at the Univer sity of Oregon, Mcl I'arker is rep- ! Mikado Her,Dad A J Oh io Hure.au Here is n j-prclnllv posed photo Itraph of the little Princess Teru daughter of the mnperor and n press of Japan, taken on her fmirtV hirthday. She is tho fllde.-t cUllt of the mikado. Club Director ; Agricultural problems ary et?.tv for Mcll Krazer Jnckson. of nirialni s hani. 1-or uii rcasuu no nap ueen selected by . llornce. W McDavld. trealdcnt of Klwnni" InteriiEttlona), j to direct thottfandR of lgriculuind Hnd 411 chih activities helpg ear I rted oh throiii-'hnut tho country hy ! the Kiwnnls. This oiKanlzmiun has more than lSIiO.dnhs interested to agrltuUure thrqugltoul the t'ntted ' rcsontini, Alpha Cpsilon and Alor ; lin Alayger, Ai:'muui.hi'll. . ' Life KmbC-" " . - r j H. 1'.. Aloore, 7U, a resident nf t (he state of Oregon since 1 ;;7;w died at Ills home In Portland Thursday, leaving among tho survivors. Mrs. I'Jlhi Hakor of this city. Air. Monro was a. building contractor. When ho rirst came to Oregon he seliled in Eugenoo. i . . i Karl.v )ale on Pidme t The L:t (irande 'lbiaiors, Inc.. ; announce that they have sccur.-d "This Thing Called Love." featur t in Constance Hcitnctt and lalmund Lowe, for showing -hern - Alotidny. : Tuesday and Wednesday, which Is stvefal days ahead of tin national release date for the picture, set at Jan. irri. Lowe Is One of t he; st.'t rs in the "Cook-l-Tyed "Orld. I'hls Thing (''tilled i.nvo" Is recom mended by the nnimigomo.nt ' lor adults. . 1 In PrUe of October' From Hie health viewpoint, fX'to her Is the host inoiilh id Iho .veiir. I'oopto pet up in the morning full of rnoi'L'y and work with Joy. nnO vigor, lienilibhes. colds, and other uiitutc complaint, ns well as se rious illness!, are fewer than nt olher llni'-s and the total number of dent hs .is also usually less.r New Vork Trlbum AIHS. i;iXA AIAV C.VMFHO.S (Contributed) Aris. I'dna May Cameron, wife of c. S. Cameron. well known building contractor of La Grande, w ho died at II': l" a. m. I'eo. 31 at her home al 2014 Cedar street, was bui-hd in the family lot in n. mausoleum at the llarneHvllle cem etery. Her death was due to a lin gering illness of valvular heart trouble. " Tint body was sent to Fort Scott, accompnnied by her husband, her mother Mi-s. U. It. Hill, and her sister. Airs, PI! n nfo Lea von ton. of Fort Scott, who were with her dur ing her nines, ami also by a broth er. Ernest Hill, or Grande. Pall hcfiivi'H fur the servleo were fie-h-t ted from the Odd Fellow and the lteboknhs had chut,, of Iho burial service. Al rs. Ca ineron w a s a n a ct I vo member of tin- llebekahs, Ciystal Heb. kah bulge No. f.0, M GriHldn. and had srvod as nobb grand and was also honored by being district deputy, resit-fling when her health failed. She whh born Alay S, IM'1', being 37 yeurs. sovnn months and days of age. She Was married to 'h.irb s ,N. 'muoroti June- f, i:I, at Fort Soti. Asid from the husltaud ami parents tin.- d'-. caseij ir survlveil by th' follow hi sisterr a nd brotlM-rf, Airs. Plinnl" I.eavorlon, Itasi) Hl!. Mrs. Uuelah chumleii, (Ira Hill and Oil'- 1U II. of Fort Scott; Mrs. Yerdu. fnirhln, of Fiillnn ami Ernest Hill, or La Grande. Mr!. Cameron was reared In Fort i to M' Obituary Scott nnd vicinity ami had u host of friend nt Hume, M., Prwwoti and Fulton, w hero idle, resided for a Ume, .For the last 12 yearn she laid ronldod at l.a Orando, whoro ahort lunoral soi'vloort wuro hold ho." foni dopartinv for Kurt Hcolt. AMAZING STORY OF LOVE BARED (Continued on l'nro Seven) of Spaniards which exercised n pro-uutal int'luonco on tho child. Allss AlotiinnoHs In her complaint alloixes that (iouovlovo Irdlnnoss Is no tlaimhtor of Mrs. Afotilnuess and that she he deponed as execu trix and tho estate ho divided ao nordiiifT to law. Hho further ailotfos that Itridet Alodinnoss w-ns of unsouud mind dnrlnw the lust 12 years of her life and was unduly Influenced against Alary hy tlone vieve. illss (lenovleve Modlmioss refer red to tho suit as "amaxinn" and (Miirteiidod, rthnt the n Iterations wore so fantastic that they should ootistlttite their own refutation. She .-inserted that Alnry AlcUlnness ro oontly hud siifforod a nervous hreakdown, t STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION AVILL ACCEPT PROPERTY . (Continued Tiom Pago One) l.y them and tho city of La (irande. Thrt . hoard's acceptance was made subject to approval hy tin t attorney gem'ial ami It was do j elded t( ask a state appropriation , to cover an estimated cost of $ I Stul lor street improvements if official approval Is given. A- plan of centralizing :i:t exist ing hureaus ami commissions of the slate under tho state hoard of education was discussed yesterday. IJoconvening today the hoard ex pected to confer with President Kerr of the Oregon State college and President Halt of the univer sity. carr or i;imrr lots The gift to tho slate hoard ur hlglliM' education, made hy Iho I'll ion Pacific system ami the city ol 1 La (Ira mle, consists of eight full , lotf. Tlio oily donated three hits j at IC and Klghth ami tho railroad I live lois at L and Klghts. The land I may ho usc, for parking purposes l or for other use, depending upon .'the desires of the KnstjOrn Oregon ; Xormal school. MERCURY AT LOW LEVELS OVER OREGON (Continued Trout Page Ond) was wiped out fimVfnr a While the "entire business district was men aced. Dallas sent lis fire. .depart ment 'to aid. Tho temperature was eight above zero. ' I Morion Lump, nf Portland, blad in his night clothing and with, his led hare, hoard flames eraeklittg jii his home last night and ran in alarm bos a few blocks awfty. 1 1 PiMi'l1 1 1 1 wt Vr ;o r. otr-fr tt 9" - The coldest woollier since Dec ember, j !M, was recorded til Eugene when tho mercury slumped to 10 above. Tho sky was overcast and the north wind was biting. Worn! ling, Ore., reported S above with Iho mill pund frozen over. The government thermometer recorded four degrees above at The Dalles last night. 11 was the cold- est this winter, ltotids are stlek but only four accidents wore re ported, i Two Itolow In (J rants Push fi rants Pass' weather report smacked of the frigid: saying tho mercury dropped tit two below. Another fraction of an Inch Of snow fell in linker, Ore., during the night. Tho weather was warm er today with a minimum of four above. Two degrees below , zero made Pendleton shiver during the night. Fifteen above was the highest Fri day. A little huow fell during tho night. ' PACIFIC COAST KHIVKHS SAX PHANCISCO, Jan. 11 (AP) From Canda to the Mexican bor der, tho Pacifio coast shivered to-day as lomperatmos continued lo j hover around tho freezing mark with no indication of Immediate re lllef from tho unseasonal cold, j Despito Intermittent showers In r'nlirornia, principally in the south ern part of the state, expected riscH in temperatures were not rorm eomlng as tho raindrops turned to snow tit high altitudes, inlonsirying the cold. Similar conditions that prevailed throughout the far west yesterday wore promised by tho weather bureau hero for today. Haslng Its prediction of disturbances over Southern Nevada and west or han Francisco, tho bureau forecast cull ed for a. continuance of tho cold wave: rain In California; snows In the mountains ami flurries of snow in regions whoro It is seldom seen. In the northwest, generally dear skies and cold weather prevailed at nldnif-''ji. "Temperalures 're mained at their sub-normal mark. In Northern Washington, nome districts reported a temperature of ten degrees below zero. Six foot !of snow blanketed the higher re- glons while the lowlands wore still while wilh . yesterday's fall. At Tacoma the maximum tempoi atui e wtis 32 degrees and the minimum il .7 above zero. Northern Idaho and EsMtern Washington reported extreme cold hut not additional snow, LOSS IN LOCAL FORESTS DUE TO FIRE NOT HEAVY i (Continued from pageQne) differt-d t onplderably, w hen 2 fires burned appro&lm-itdy 3 1 s UcreK. Most of the rattle on the Meaeh nm district last year wero from t'nion county, hut only a small ( amount of the sheep grazed were j from this counly. Lambs weighed mi ut'eraee of 2 no u lifts 1ihk this I year than last due to Iho dry te- f- soiu There -w ill' prohahly !. n i-ItKht im roiiS4' ill jtho uunihor or pvi'iniltid caltlo within the. poxl low yearK, according to the ranger. La"1, year U 15 heJit) of cattle mil horses wore . permitted In this lor iliory, of which ritS wore actually uraxod thrnuglumt the season. At present thotu is room for an i n crease or ahout on head Ml tlio Phillips Creek cattle ami horse j iange north of Siimniorvillc, j .Many sheen inwe t - j Sho. p to the numher of lM,7-9 ' grazed on tho Meaehnm district, j nml i'O.aoii lamhs. Only IL'ii Ik-ad wore graxeiLhy Pnloii county men, ' roprotonted hy I'orrest Sorogglu j having a permit for that many. Tho I'matlUa is. crowded to the limit in the sheep range, and the forest Is closed to all new applicants to graze sheep until a HiirphiFfof range hocome's available. 1 Only two grnv.lng trespassing cafca wen- evident in lf2il In this district. Itange uuamds, feuds, and misunderstandings are rapid ly disappearing since the forest and lands have heon managed hy tho forest H'Tvleo, The forest service spent $flfi:i.M) In the coUHtruetlnii nf range Im provements In IH2fl and stockmen spent $12!). Tor the same pur pose. L72 Coyotes Klllett AplM'oximatoly J7l! coyotOH wore killed ilnring the past year, and 50 deer. Deor'w'er'o In splondltt eon dition this lull.' there was esti mated to hoMinout. IT'in head or mule doer and JR'Pllcln the Moaeh, am district. Mast year. ; Predatory animals, according: to itn' estimate, kill ahout as many deer durliu; tho winter ami snrlinlr. as the hunters j-dM in the fall, who visited the for est during the hunting season io an approximate numher' of imio, according to a check of records. The biological survey hunters killed about 17'J of the coyotes, and local haulers and trappers ao founted for Ho rest. This animal is fast decreasing In number, and ! is seldom seen. j ..Throe camp grounds-wore Im i pioved In Iho. Aloacham district last year al a cost of US.l2. Those j aro: Kinley cantp, lluoUoo camp, i and Kinily citmp.. "MAC.'HliMJi'.'-TU FIGHT CRIME INADEQUATE (Continued from PuK Ono) prohibition to rocolvo the report uud -study or the uuosiiou w oh. lation for Improving enfonenunl ot the "dry" slatutes. ? Aladdne Inadequiitn - Tlio first concrete announcement of tho result of tho ciitninlsslonH survey Vns made in a statement, published today, assorting Hint Store No. 13 La Grande. Ore. Men's Nite Wear of quality outings Pajamas 1.00 to 1.98 Nite Shirts 98c to 1.69 Start i Cf IN TM1 WHY Account. We furnish a pocket or shelf bank to change Guardian Building & Loan Ass'n. of Portland, Oregon La Grande Branch La Grande National Bank Bldg. ( 'Prohibition, nutnmohllo theft, white slave traffic, immigration, and other criminal laws of tho fed oral government has overtaxed the. capacity and. offeolivenesK. of the national machinery for opforce niVnt.", t In addition, 11 declared that raro- Cul consideration In being devoted lo the prohibition question, with j special attentiun to the mannfac Jture atid sale of Industrial alrolml, J i;oordiuathiu of federal onioree ( nteitt agencies , and' niensuroa in I tended to relieve congestion In the I federal court. . "A; considerable portion of Iho , activities of the ooininllleo has i boon given," tho nlalemeut said, "to (ho development of proposals for notion on most' urgent o,uos tlons" arising from the prohibition Inw's, Simultaneous vl,u li e puhiiea- Irt.i nf llm r.wiiiiiliiN'ililIH t tLl C lUi .1 1 enino an expression from Senator ; IjiKollotlo nf Wisconsin, u tnemher of the Indopondonl-Hopuldlcnu rue ! Hon, that tlio orlme study group bo allowed lo conduct its mirvey rni- Office Supplies Order books, canvas bound, ,';' 300 pages $1.20 Journals, canvas bound, . .,; . .200 pages ':;.75- Ledgers, single or double entry, . canvas bound, 200 pages : .75 Records, canvas bound, 2C0 pages ..' .75 Counter books, paper bound, : ' ;v ioo pages .30 Sales Pads, duplicate, 50 pages...... .05 Inventory Sheets, 100 shts. 1. 1,00 Vul-Cot Waste Baskets 1.75 Wii'f?;Waste Baskets .....I. :. .75 Mesh Waste Baskets 2.00 Boston, Pencil Sharpeners 1,25 Letter Files .85 Dust Proof Letter File .J.v..:.:.: 1.00 Invoice"File n. ...., .t j.;'.v-.i425 ' Typewriter Ribbons 50, 65, .1.00 Desk Blotters, all colors ,10 Rubber Bands all sizes, priced V according to' size of box 10, 15, .60 . Complete Suppfies for the Modern Office La : Grande a 6 Savings STAD3TS AN ACCCHJNT.. hamiiered hy outshle Jnflnenco of, , dlseushlon.. , . .('i , "The violent outcry oyer the cn,' j forcemeat of .prohibition uud tho ': j too free crltldsin and aliUKe of tho' ' president's commission on Inw ortj, j forctmont,', he snid, "aro tint' onnA f jductlve to the - mi refill,' patlent.j iKcioiilffie research which the noun ' try has a right to expect nnd do-- uianil of t,init drlbnnal. That, a .do,; ' lfbirato effort Is being made to hamstring tin commission and dlM; j credit its work Is tho only fnlfj jonnclusloii to he drawn from tho-' iuntiimdy, hitter, ntiacks now holing ; made upon It. in advanoa of Its ro-f l'0,'l"'" , 1 . ' . '''''.','1 IA dramatic criticism of u,new play on Hroatlway bears the enpvt tlon, recont Piny About CloaiV people Wins." It's ii- groat d-iy , for curiosities. " ' Christmas Is over, but for 'frlend husband who has to tuk? hack some of those gifts, his wife roi ceived, the, shopping season haft only began. 1 accumulate your