Thursday' January 23,
HDCAL
Spanish War Vrtcruiiu ((
Tho Himnisli' War Vuterun cump
ana nuxillury 111H last nislit m ihi
K. 1. 'hull for the tnstallutlon rf
officers for Iho ciittulnir your.
Kalph Wlnti'ia, Legion uinmund
M', .anil Hurley HUhuiilKOn were
siHltoi'H from tho American Lo-(,-lon
iost. I'ri'ceiliin; the meelhiB
it dfnner wjih enjoyed by (he veler
allH and tlfnir faniilles at 7 o'clock.
J ii llalier
W. I). 'CitiHtlson and It. c. Thorn
uh woro recently let'intuiea nt the
hotels 111 Huker. '
Atffptcil u I'ovltlim
Miss .MitIu h'rlzzell las accept
ed a poHlilou aa office asuistant
at tile Hlue Mountain creamery.
To. KlMfrprise
K. l' Tyler weal to Knterpcise
today on business. He expects to
pcturii Saturday nlsht.
HJllUSM
.Mrs. liobert Kakln Is Hi at her
home today.
Siupi-oviii;?
J. T. l.onKfelloiv, KUiierlntendent
of city school, who has been ill
for some lime, is impro'inf? today
hut Is 'still unable to receive call
ers. Has Improved
Hrs. W. H. IJunch htm Improveil
after an attack '"oi the fit? last
week. Kile is still suffe,rng with
a bad cold, however,. 'r '"
Iii (;al t'piidiiion ' "
Kd .Mullins, who uiaierwent an
operation' ut UIu priinde . Hon.le
, hospital, Is'.'ijepoviell to ba in good
condition. ' ' . , ,
Left the IIikiHiiI
Mary Miltlenljm-g left the Grande
llonde hospital today, after being
there to undergo an appendix
operation, -
l!ahy Olrl
Air. and -Mrs. Hubert Wiles are
the parents of a baby girl born
last night at their home on X avc
, nue.
To Portland
Mrs. .Minnie Mcserve went to
Portland hist night on a business
trip.
Left Kiist Xlfflil
K. l.uVUlc inly loft laat evmi
Ing on lit'V 'wuy to Oakland, ("a!..
t( visit her mother, IlrH. Mary
Ilrown Ja-woi'S.
Improving :
'1'he father of Mrs. Ciform' riss.
who recently had u stroke of apo
plexy, Js sliKhily Improved,
Several Days BifMitess '
: - .1. H. MiiliKiiet, 'gMieruV'manu'gM
of tlio Guardian Building' and Loan
.uf Portland, spent Monday and
TueHdny in lu Grande, luaving yes
terday en route to Burns.
Itus OiKnitipti
.Mrs. KnHt Gaertner, of l,a
Grande, underwent an operation
at the Wonderliek hospital Jan.
"2. H-r condition wuh reported
rood. . 1
GRANADA
Marling
.FRIDAY Sli:':
"wittiAM FOX PRESENTS Tzry
tOIS MORAM f
J.', JOSEPH WAGSTAFF .-' S
, -'-,, ft. '
5- ance of l
''Trtr . .J lire" kk ,
I I
ARCADE .'Pk, I,
llou saw them in Sljfft r
fa "WHAT PRICE GWRY' (FfXii
?etc8 i rok i
1930
TBIRDIEIfjr
IxhIko Duller
Another ot the series of winter
dances given by the Odd Fellotf
and Itebecea lodges for their niptn
hers and friends will take place
Saturday cvenlnir, featuring a hnrd
times duncv. It Is Ueslrablo that
Ihoso attending- dress in hard
time costume, but those not In
coslumo are welcomed. Tho Joint
cowlmlltoo of the two organizations
announces that preparations arc
being iniadc for an cnjojfunhi
evening, dancing to sturt at 9
o'clock.
HlWIlo HruntlMist
Serena K. Kolmn. formerly of
this city, who Is advertising man
agor of tho Charles V, llerg store
In Portland, will broadcast tho
opening program to bo given Jan.
31, when the new Berg storo opens,
tomorrow evening for a half hour
beginning at 10:10 over KCrW.
In Huntington
V". H. Guild Is In' Huntington
today on business. He is super
intendent of tho second division
of tho O.-W.
Hero Yesterday
Frank Pierso.n, formerly of this
city, was in i,a Orande yesterday
transacting business. His homo is
now in Spokane,
At Iho Hotels
I. A, Heeveyi Spokane; L. Sav
age, Portland; c, O. Swanson, Se
attle, and J.)Ick Wilson, Senltlc, are
listed at tho local hotels.
Heiiiruetl Yesterday
F. L Itobinson returned yester
day from Portland whore ho spent
several days attending the Majes
tic radio dealers convention.
Seriously HI
George Kuyser, of ii,untlnglon,
h; seriously Hi of pneumonia at the
Urande llonde hospital. -
lUMiiriitfl IIoiim
Mrs, C. C Gi-een, of I'nion, h:is
left the Grande lionde hospital
for her homp.
Improving
t AHnh Mirium Christenson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jf. M. C'hrist
euson, who has been ill for a while.
Is improving at her home.
Ynetni-ed IJmli
Uieluird Bean, sou of Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Bean, who fractured
his leg recent' improving.
Improving
Lot KnodjfrasK, who underwent
an operation at the Hot iike san
atorium last week, hi improving.
0H'raIin
I-'ranees Menger underwent ' a
.major operation this morning at
the Grande I'omle hospital.
l-nm IliiiiUiittiir
Sam Mikesell, from Huntington,
was In ha Grande yestenlay on
business. -
Ui'dirneti Yesterday
Ji. Iju-kin. bridge and building
supervisor of" the O.-W.. returned
yesterday from Huntingtop where
ho spent several days on buslne.-.
Mat inees .............. ..25e
Improving Jlapldlj-
Marjorio Green, who vaa re
moved to her home from the-
Urande Rondo hospital about
week ago, following an appendix
operatloni Is able to be up and is
lmiroing rapidly.
Ilcltiriml Willi lrlioner
Sheriff Breaheara returned thlft
morning from Pendleton whero ho
went to brinrr back a prisoner ap
prehended there on a charge nf
obtaining money tinder false pre
tence. Tho prisoner Is known as
V. It, Baker or liobert Hcwett.
Jlo was arrested at Iteith and held
at ,1'endlelon until tho arrival ot
Sheriff Hreshoars. l'rocedlng his
arrest at Iteith ho was held by
I'endicton officers but escaped.
At iho Hotels .
Kred I', Lyons, Portland; Chas.
Carroll. Spokane: tho llcv, L.
I Glazebrook, Washington, I. C:
! It. U. 8tum,s Spokane; John Rob
1 ertson, Spokane; L. W. ICardey,
Hoise; B. A. Pullcn, Spokane: Mrs.
Kthel Scott, Walla Walla; n. A.
Wilson, Spokane; F. ( A. Finger
booth, Portland; N.r W. Wood,
l'ortlnnrt; F. N. Anderson, Walla
Walla: Mr. and Mrs F K Hunt,
Portland, arc registrants at the
local hotels ,
To linker Tonight : - '
Thd First Ward team Is going
to linker tonight to play the Bak
er Ward basketball team. Tho
following- players .will bo La
Orjtprfo lineup for Iho game:
Stoddard, Hsxtcr, C, Baxter, .V.
Ifnxter ami K. IMwukIh. The man
ager, Carlylo Nlbley, will not be
able to go because of illness, m ...
airs tsianen .hui iwktoh . .-e. i
HigRLnl from hir poallion n!i;booli-
Keeper lor me-, muo -""!
crcamnrv. when; she hua boen ern
liloyud for the laHt ftve ycarff. . .
Here Ysterdy ':
.Mr. Jim- iMeKinnlfl.. of, JmWor,
was in Ut Gmiwlc yesterday on
Returns to 8clio - ':
Miss Alice Jennette- Cooper, 14-year-old
daughter of Mr. ami Mrs.
Ij. W Cooper who has beo. seri
ously ill during the last two-weeks
is now resinning her studies at Msh
school, where she is a freshrtmn.
Leonard, 11, ond a student at Cen
tral, is ill of tosisilUla and flii.
On BusIiuh - " -
Olek Wilson, of Ioa, was in
I41 Grundo on business yesterday
Jilllf'Wi ' ,
Mrs, It. P. Lewis
home, It is reported;
Is 111 iit her
ill at Homo
Airs. if. Thompson.
street, Is confined to
becuuso o illness. .''
of
her
Sixth
home
Illness
Mrs. Leal Russell. Is -111 at her
hunws it Is reported. '
Game lfi!pol--; r"
The volley bail game between
La Grande, and hnbter echedulcd
tn take tIuee tonight at linbler
wn postponed indcHniltfly due to
the cold weather. '
Inumivinir 1 .'.
- V. C. Crews, tUy manager, who
has been ill for about six weeks,
'lias improved sufficiently to be up,
hut is not yet able to return to
work, ' '
huh imoier
Mvti. G. K., ConkJin. frunf lin
bler, whs in La Grande yesterday
transacting business. ;
-'liaierentOperatiOii
7 Mrs. Harry I'lass, Of IIBgard,
underwent a, major operation at
the Grande Hondo hospital yes
terday, and is reported to be in
good condition.
PADDOCK NOT
YET READY TO
QUIT, HE SAYS
By Iaul It. Zimmerman
. (Associated Press Sports Writer)
1M& ANGKLKi AP Charley
,1'addoek ( not yet ready to put
away his spiked shoes for good,
j At least tho great sprinter snys
ho isnt. '
However, It Is going to take more
than the mere announcement of hi
Intentions to compete In his 17ih
consecutive speed campaign to con
vince coast critics.
If Charley does get -out on the
cinder and train seriously the
question then will be:
Will he be back to try his prow
ess in tho 132 Olympiad in Is
Angeles?
.Last season when eritir. on ev
ery side predicted the exit of Pad
dock, he came hack as a member
.f V,, 1 - 4.ii.Iaii i-nltif 1 .11111 liflfl
f MMilnl in Kfi I hiir t vn rivcordH at
Denver in the 440-yard and 880
yard relays, feature events of the
mitionat A. A. V. meet.
In iU'n the veteran was clocked
no less than live times at 3.G sec
ond for the century nnd was cred
ited with an American record of
9.5 seconds.
Paddock Is conditioning hlm?elf
and hopis to take on the present
crop of college champions who werr
in kindergarten when he began
running at tho Pasadena high
school back In 1914.
S Since that tlmo he has competed
on tbreo Olympic tams, besides
collecting unto himself the greater
sharo of the dash record, borne
of these still stand.
UncU Ebt
"1 worked ftdf a man, mJiJ CocIp
IChen, ,dnt could speak three lan
guages. Hut lie diflti 8eni to know
miffin wuth tellin io an of 'fiio.
Woshlngmn Stor.
Polo fas Ranch ! 'S3
Sniti I,iiioiivas the Hni statf
to tunc n p"fo (K"iiy lancli ami wjh
rai?iii2 thai yte of need fur ei
iHiri In J&vi. lffr there was a de-
LA GRANDE L'. flNING
Anyone Want to
' , VA Lot Angelei Bureau.
A limpid pool on the seml-troplc shores of the Pacific ocean near Im
Angeles is the playground discovered and appropriated b the charming
water nymph pictured here In a striking pose. She is Mix Wire Moon,
an easterner visiting on the west roust. We'll bet her monopoly om tkla
- , ' pool doesn't last tongw ; fi v;-, '. '; ' y ;
PART OF PROHI
LAW HELD VOID
Section Permitting Per
sonal Injunctions -is
lield Unconstitutional -
OMAHA, Neb., Jau. 23 CAP)
Federal Judge J. W. Woodrough.
in tan opinion handed down here
declared. unconstitutional Ihst part
of the federal prohibition law
which permits, personal injunctions
against liquor law violators,, ,
Judgfl-Woodrough's ruling in the
easeTof Fnmk Cunningiiam of
Seotts rB1uff, Xeb., Hgainst whom,
tho government had filed several
Injunction suits on the strength of
the aet that Cunningham had
been -arrested several times &n
charges of selling liquor.
In a nine-page meorandum Judgi
Woodrough sets forth
as follows:
his uHni?i
"A trial and acquittal hy jury
is' to; afford protection against this i
equity process (the iersonaI in-
Junction). Jury trial, guaranteed I
by the constitution as the bulwark
of 'liberty, and shield against thf .
oppression of government, simply
fades out of tho picture if the
judge thinks the defendant Is,
guilty, regardless of what a jury j
might have said in tho matter, I he
judge shall lay perpetual injime-1
tfon-iipun him, und thereafter, dur-
Ing tho life of the accused, it tho
judge thinks the man has offended
again, the judge shall imprison ,
hinr. . ; ' i'
'There tftins throughv the net the
Idea that the man himself, the hu-
man being, is a nuisance, and mi
beyond fho pale of the right to trial
by jury.
Man's Inherent
Brain Capacity
Great Is Claim
By Held Stfuifort
AI Feature Service Wiitev
"WASIIJXfSTO.V. .Ian. 23 fAP
Dr. Ales lirdlteka. Smitbsoniun
anthropologist, believes man has
the- Inherent brain capacity to
think from ten to a hundred times
more effectively man no ooes now
If the brain whose menial gym-!
nasties, in his opinion, depend up-
on Its circulatory system, had the
blood supply provisions of the
hmgs both in afflux anil in elim
ination of effete materials then
man would be frequently on the
intellect uh I "mountain lops.
(There are moments, he said here
exiM-rlenced once in a while by ev
ery normal human being when for
a time he stands mentally ahove all
lifes perplexities in the sunshine- f
an utopm. men n ""
Pram is rresfi wjih a ncii mwm
suimlv and no waste matter clut
ters the eelfs. This would be man's
usual rather titan very rary ex
perience, ho thinks, if tho hmln
ronlrf bo continually fed in all
parts of Hsstruetiire by a full, pare
m.T Hfv,,.n, rarrvlnu' amide sun-
olies of osyKen as well as nutritive
mKi&rinW
Hueh a conditbm may pwwlbly he
realised under evtdutlon's Influence,
tin fifd. nddinir that -man today
gets now and then a mere ihsu m
It, which he can neither retain nor
recall at wish.
It Is certain, according to 1
irrdlicka, that the years wilt make
fur a better mechanlsti In sending
red blood, fertile with all that is
needed to the something like ten
billion cells of the brain, lie be
lieves firmly that normal, sustain
ed brain work is bound in time to
leave lis Impress on the nervous
system.
Cttizent Oblisation
Thoro Is a dcht of io-rt-iVa dim
from evry man to hit country, pro
portioned lo the homilies which Sa
lyre and Foriune have measured
to alio. Thomas Jefferson.
"
rpr From Comitalfei
Making paper from emntsll
Mi a now iden: an mm; no m
1S02 S patent granted to Jnhn
Harklns ond !hirgei Allison, two
Jtfrstfmcn, to uutUn iiaper from
com busks.
Valuable Ditcovery
fJnmemrtei if credited uiih tht
discovery of spxuallr.v bt planin in
the tact rears of the. Seventeenth
century.
Ledm to Unhappinet.
rratm who nrp r. nm nr?
miiMiiy mvIiimc: nnn vim
fcef onfl fliiiie (KiUfly. will to feel
OBSERVER 1A GDE;.0R& - -
Go Swimmitf?
r. ,
ATTACKS PRBENT
RADIO STRUCTURE
1 IV
Bi'oadcastirig 'PV&tftufc
; 'i-- Senate CommJttee;-;
WASHlNOTON.-'Jaii.' 4 Ari
At the eharg'e.'lhaf bVtjadessMn.ss
authorized by the mdlb teommta
sion had : been,' "prostituted"'. and
that thevlud of -programs offered
by - stations ; was biiscMi up&n
their..populurily,.iWas -inade'leforc.
the senate ; IHU'ratajvTOmcriJ
eonimttteu- wedtveadaj e;hy s llope
Thompson. Chicftgoattej'ne -
1'hoinpaon. .nuide hls6httrgo-in
bringing --. the claim i of ;.statiofi
WCKl of Chkngo, operated by-iho
American "federation, ' of labor, for
a cleared .channel. The rtatlon-, la
nfl0. hroadeastlng tabunsuf..!-
Icifle time, and an appCttlustTiend-
lCi
Thompson said "the station' eMiid
do almost nothfngv:on-diiynght
hours with the ' eduoirttdnnt opto
grams It wishi'd'. toy preseiit;:s;hut
that other stations wers breadcaat
bsg purely popular programs hhHit-
"Why HhtullU- tlnj-'ttlr ibo.iuse'd1r'
he iiskcd, "to sing 'Old Vdl allHho
nie, . t if. .r .
ilt? added: thatt 'WCPL as;.not
nppostid to entertainiHcdt phrt; of
the time, but llua 'Us "theory was
that tho air ought '.also bo used to
educatu and instruct;'-- - . -
f ifori'. so'wanyronsqix- fri jthes
Iworid,' h
id, "why Coo Motions
should try
with Sam."
to
out do: tach -other
Charles Iick of Nerve.? - -
I Discussing ' posaibio teglstatloa,
Mhs witm-ss exprcssid thb opinion
fthnt congress could "control -tho
m; mi i km but added thai dt did net
have the "nerve" do'do
launching into' a general dlseua
slen of radio- stations, 'Thoihpsn
said that they could not oll ad
vertisffrg iiiiIchh- thy 'could prove
tho premmeo of, intthy Hstehcrs,
They obtained Utese : listeners' h
added, by prest.-nting popuhir pro
grams. ' ' , '
"Ten times as many propic will
listen to "Amos 'n Andj , -thri wit
jnns nssi rtml, uthftn wld' listen io
fan bmiructivrt program
Hnator Wheeler, Democrat
I Montana, expressed the- opinion
that a large minority wantwl to
hear something educational. Ho
said It was 'perfectly absurd for
the commission lo say that nil sta
tions must "put. on Jux&V ' 1
Ir. 8. .V, ibiruch, Of the Cnlted
Broadcasting company of- New
Yorit, the second witness to nppenr
before the committee In Its hear
Ings on the Couaens bill, wmeis
ws!ld group radio,' felpgmph, tele-
plum- and culde facilities Und
t,fll,
ral commission, predicted (hat
short waves eventually would h
is-d for relay of progrsms from
Uy stations now trftrmmHied : to
chain members by win?,
2 AI.t.M?f KthhKit
ATIJKNS, Jan. tS Ai) Twenty
i AUiuuluu guvernment officials were
rald in r porls reaching Salonika
today to have been hided hi Inhra
. fri an insurrection which broko owt
there against tin
n ign of King
Sinft Boys, Siaj
Bathroom Rceldetds nro so fxn
ffttenr. a medical sociefy warns
nnliwt locking the door, lest rm
cuers da unnhiQ'fo roach the per
son disabled. If you try this,
don't slop singing. Uelroit KeWii,
Early B siloes Trip
In 1ST,1 n balloon called thq
flrapfnc ntleaipted thn first sir fay.
Ape aerofg the Atinntle. Th hnh
iiwui Ht:trted from Hr(mkl5nt K, V rf
h owing to wafher ctndltJoo
landed in ConneciietiL
i Frld of Dttsrt TraUr
Tho fish-hook wicIhs Is it trosl-
: wortitr compa.M of thn drserf, fnr
! nn nsitr how !mt the sun, it mh
l,otnts lowrl south, -
. .
! JfiMl,' J XJrf T) fQ
irtlflliU iitjijiJitilO
PLAYED OVER
RADIO TODAY
C. K. Itmmrflclil
Itmlu Killtor
1 fHgoHHlfil Vrvzn Feature Hricc)
i Tar broiJfnt)ntf him in MHmr
mil roiiijt.'iitK. both Cfivoralilu mid
(unfavuiulilc.
( Wb.lli..r the Urt-urr uh3xU l
; i-urlK M rtwlvcr biliiss In mu.le
Mtfimtrip-
llonM MrPCoriI(ngw,w or "etoctrfeni f
reproductions, depends upon how I
9feU such prosetitaUons aro sivade.
There arc certain ft'aiurrs nre-1
settled from records tslilch are in- J
fended only for broadeosfng pur-1
poses. Others ds not eonw in this 1
class. ,
Ono broadcast or' a oplnlwn la!
stated by Frederick R. Ihiber,
director of W'liAL, XI riiUinoro, In
these words'. I
'It l cerlalfili wnfttlr to the
radio Mstener tegiv him tho sanm
typo of entertainment on hfs radio
thai hft may easHy get on his
phonograph, TUs disc pvogmnv 1h
of doubtful appeal Jbtwuers
wn.nl the human equation In their'
program. .
Of courno tho Mm pvova m Is
cheaper aud many of tha uiuuUeG1
stations nro finding It wmnomlcal.
For instance, It Is nmch lem ex-
pensiva to broadcast n. record than
It Is an orchestra.
"However, there i Uttle clvatiee
that the electrleally trwwerlited
program ever will usurp real live
artists, since it vWOttht be highly
impracticable for the largo chains
to maintain their U'U'o lines solely
fnr th hie mi f Innn 1 mown and
sports events as would bo neces-
sary should they consMer the disc
programi cjcrlouslyV
i
To one who lacks even that sense
termed a "musical ear there
recms to have been ftuffo n change
In tho singing of Rudy ;vHee ond
iho playing of Uls ovcheUu Uitely.
Tho . ?ppppyM typo of orchestral
prosontutlon moro and nioro is
eoming from the mlerqphpno when
tudy is present in contrast to that
slow tempo by which Us lutwouuci'd
himself to. radio, , . t , .
SEVERAL CALLED
BACK ON 0.-W
SYSTEM; REPORT
i' . - .
(Continued from Pago Ono)
of. some,, of .tho nen emplo3ed by
tho raltroadt itte Kit Id 'Lhat quite a
number oC ntea liavo heetv em
ployed recently In clearing off
snow, etc. , - '
FRIGID WEATHER
CONTINUES; ALL
HIGHWAYS OPEN
(Continued from Paso One)
winter duo to use, of tdow torches
and . fire in thawing out water
pipes. . Kiro Chic? C. T, IliHlsay
helieves this is due to the fact mm
there arc four or flvo electric
thawers in operation fn I.a Clrunde,
(dimdetitig tho old-thno and ihin
gerous methotls, e
.enclmm Kvcii
Official temptmturcs reported
-by points tufa motuK'lwrf:e
:hat tho wrs wave M
from near
re'ealed that
was still Intense In many districts,
ft nlsv reen!ed n frtrrlt etmdiilmt
Ot Meaeham, where th merenry
nisht, while at Kntwprlw and K1-
w,ta s ii,, rJ11
wcjithen in ho dtoMrt. tnhcr
tnoerstures reported were:
1'leasjint Valley 2 hclow, Telo-
caset 21 helow and Kh 3ft 1h1ov.
The weather foreeiist for tonight
and tomorrov was:
mtr in uu
eat portion of Oregon, iwt much
change In temperature
Idglit flurries uf snw Ml in
mom elites on the weat slope of the
CSBcailo mountains today wit h
tho tHinperaturo hovering nronnd
15 and "0 dres ahom
. (irttnts I'ass reported the westh-'
bp as mild, im wind, nu uuu. teui- i
pemtnre SH almvo.
tit iWow In lher
Tim weather was chrtr at Ihrker
with a minimum f 13 IhIuw.
There was no new snuuEulU
With a minimum of mix below,
IT degrees warmer thnn Wednes
day ' tho wind hud turned to the
west In Tim lalles and the mhl
t'olnmhiii country whs xpeuilny;
relief from two weeks of frigid
weather.
ttnth when l nmeJierH mid fruit
growers hoped fjr 11 grodUHi tha,v.
ticorgtt Newhllh rihanllst, who
invesi (gated Imds f cirerrics.
prune und aprleots, snhl they were
dormant and dry und no danger
ti tho fruit was t&n.
SEEK RELIEF
KYRD, MEN LN
ANTARCTICA
t (Continued from Tags On
Iti muster having ddled t nn
sist. Athnfruf ffyrd without direct
orders from its owner
"It hits been vepreivLed to the
department," iho telegram to Min
ister HwehHoit ut fslp said that
tintoss Admrul fiyrd recelven uh
slstanco within 30 diiyn nj vejel
of any character eouhL Uh f use
and to InHiire the ?mtv pnmmgp, the
esprdlllon nhould he trvuglit out
within 13 days."
Farmers Pacing
Water Shortage
Near Wallowa
lly i. t Meek
(Olwtw r irrtwdent i
M A Id A t WA , f re. f perla t ) i
Ueui wlnt'T weather hn Ihm In
progreyH In this ctlon the
country dorlng the pnmt rw-b. Tin ,
flrnt extremely cold KpHI of th-.
winter wfruefc here the early p;itt
of th! week. On Totawiay morn- j
Ing thn thcrnftjinler rglkred
thirteen dgw hztnw in
town and Krldny morning proved (
much folder with the government t
therni'Hiieter showing a reading of
t degrees helow, Mutty cf Oh-t
rc-HldentH of fho cornmrrnfty funl I
come to believe tmi Wallowa wh f
In tor a pelt at i'jtti'cttwiy cold 1
ne.ilit r, however, mwh t the d -llght
ot all Haiurl.iy proved t h
t a much in fide r day nmt fe'Tun-,
nigh!f;ill h light mnw weg;m fnll-
lug. tntjfh tin itpur lneh t n-
-,ti'j. ft !f ttiid,f.v rd ,hf ttti n-v..
END OF MONTH
HAT SALE
Three Price Groups
LOO L95 2J5
PUTMAN'S
Heady-to-Weai- & Millinery
i
Eastern Star In
Enjoyable Social
Wednesday Night
An interesting program was en
joyed last evening at tho ssclal s-s-
slo of pwr No. i,
ot the Ord?r ef Beseem Binr, when
the Itainbew tllrts had charge of
i mo euieriauuueuu
Miss Units Gtebtrf presented ev- I
eral vocal nnmMn; Mm Mary Lou
Tiper plnyetf several piano nvlcc
Hons; a tap uunro was presenteu
by Misses Lavella Hlsluey and Av-
lene t.'onradt, accompanied by Ola
Mae Hough, Mrs 0, K, Tarhlng-
.tun, mother advisor, gave a sum-
mary of thy Italnhow Oirts acttvl-
uiilHiiittea lo supervtw the chapter
uulhtllL's foe Itio jmu'. Of Hpccht
iiiU'rest was an arinouneement . of
I he O. K, 8. nMBrtctl, consisting
jtonh W, W Nusbaum, ..and
George, lilrnlc
I
E. Z. Club Members .
Are Entertained
Slum hern of tho IS. A. citth spent
a pleasant afternoon Monday at
the homu of Mv& John UreuUch
with two tuhhm nt play. Jionors
for bridge were w hy Mrs. K-
JncouHen. I'otted plant a formed an
I 'attractive 'decoration. . Following
hriiiKt dainty rcf rcsh)ni;nla were
j The club 'will mmti again with
js Vearaoa ou WusUtUBton
avenue, Feb. ,
i
0ri v,i, J0 1 r1,i T
Interesting Meet'
. r
A di-llRhlfuI nftornoon wu cn-'
ioyetl by the memVHsm et the Purk-
oomn or
Frank. Owntey asMiatiug uh huHtes.
Mrs. Alma CnrrolU
In iho nlmeneo of dhe president,
ls , ,il" V . 7, uu
Hided nt the, UusUicaa tuvctltiB with
tw. lv. infimbm prcnt. At the
"l ' 5 "
dulnty two-courso tuttchvon wa
er'ed.
SCSSlOn 3,t CaidS
Follows Business 1
cniEiry niewjt;
. i
,1.
Kollowitii? tho hln' mwtlnillsoctolton win meet Friday afltr-
ot ilw u S. f n. ut r l' Mi'l K.
rotUituied tu fall during tho great
er putt of the day Sunday The
ground In the higher sections 01
the country Is cowerrd with about
t Inches of fowse snow and most of
the astnres nro practically closed
to lnek graxlug 01? their feed.
Muny are plenI to sen mure snow
for the roasun thut roads have not
heen fn very good condition for
doing heavy hauling with wagons
nr sled, for sonn wlm nre- haul
ing tiny itnti wiher fwl to their
farms In the hill wethns, t'ntit
the past few days cars have heen
In me on praellcnHy all rwads In
the fonimunlty, liowever at this
tlmo traveling wHh cars on rvntin
which har not Ik broken out
tUee the lu&t snow 1h rather dlC
firiilt, 1'lie recent wM weather has
been a hard slam on the value wlt-
iliiiiin hi iwfiims if i lira his ii " I ,v - tr . J-
a j-r w-r. tartly "", P' I LrJ (WeBwyWM to.
W. C th tltnffw nn,l ,, who are TOasS(:urt ,),( famous bfcnJ of oif of
loKKltm In lh WhMtry cmk set-1 mmt caphor, mtmhol and oihcr
(Inn. hnvo foiniil ( vcM-y dirrtiult llptul inulieftls ttfaw ictitf tiatut
lo vtm' wtp ftrr rn U!c and y. poxtmm and stimulates MppJ
lur wjiU'rMK Uimm whkh r he- i ateulakw W(W ts draw oul inftctaoa
'mi? tififil them imrtnn fho jurnt f and pam. Xht4 by mifmms (or 50 yrare.
f iluys ninw Ihi- KUiil' ut wnlrr ' Kntmaamlcd fcy doctor and liiirwi,
ri.mi xvhU li ilwy luul Xwi-a uhIhk ( Kcc(i Mustcrofc hanily-jarsaiidtalicj.
frown n, thi-y hnvo hivn j To Mothers Mtuterote is etso
Imulimt wnti r tancti of f Ivi-1 made in mtttler Jmm Jw bebiti
rr Ki milt s rmrrt the f. A. ll.rmi- ' ami small cMMren. AskjllT Lhll
vr fiirm un Ii,i r Whfoluy crts-k. . dren's Musierulf.
llmt logging or?Hrtns ro KtrinR i
f'ir jirl ttt a very ai?if!irlory
rati'. AfunniH Wft(', wlio Iiuh been
lrii-kiim tl? hmm !( loan, lmx l
itt-vn nit Hm iwiHt l'W ri.--s In-cati; t
f hin trurU Msg- hrvkrn thtun. I
With rt!y si nMomt .f n-A'
: Let
Deliver a Cheery Bouquet
To Help Drive the Cold Away
11 151,3 Acluma Ave
Page Five
Taesdny wwadnp at the K. I, hall,
a social session was t-njoyed. with
I cards um a dlvcrrfun, Mrs. Helen
Lane wsiu luoaora fur hlsb. score.
A gtt way. presented to Mrs.
Anna Potacli who Is leaving soon
for California to make her home.
Sirs. Grace Strieff was presented
with a pteUMrtt in appreciation ot
her work ma president of tho JoJffu
during 139,
Mrs. Judith It&ot aad Urn. NeU
Swan wro chosen as captains for -
as attndon contest, which will
I and next IJecomber, with a ban-
qnct and n Obrtstmas tree given Ly
, tha llng slu A slwnar ono vfua
held last yvnr. iJePiciotis riffreJi-.
ments were sc-rxed nesting tho
cloao of the evening. - i. -..
:.
40 Attend Meeting: ,
Of Rebekah Lodge
About 4tf were In attendance at
the meeting of tho Crystal Uebekh;
Jotlgre last evening, when tho reg
ular iiuai n'j.:.H wton took plaeo
with Mrs, MutUel GestevUng presid
ing. Plans vvuro made for the cele
bration in honor of Thomas YTU
dey, tho founder of Odd Fallow
ship, .
Mrs Starr Guest
'At Dinner Party
At rfeJlghtfcil dinner comp3J
mentlng Mm Ha r r Starr on her
hlrthday Mr. aud Mrs. I. Av Tif
fany wero hoti and hostess la-st
evening nt their home.
Following dinner, cards wore thv
illvcrslon of several pleasant hours
Announcements
'
Annonnmttns tmmi be in
tho hands f ho society eiJitor
not later than 10 u. nu In order
to appear on ttui nocloty poRO,
labllc liratnltatloii "ot the Ixl
0 Assembly of- Kftfnboyr Qirl?
and the Ordr of DeMolay will take
MtafM thbs rvi'TT!U nt S o'clock
tftc fatKmfc temple. . .
.GmuUc
AasymUly o the Order
of Italnlww for tSirls and the Or
der of lMwtay will take place thla
evening at oVIock hi tho Mu-
m&nw tempte
moon at ax tni- tcn-nna Hcnom.
on tlw Whiskey creek road it has
heen possfhfo to hrlng" f rr soinu
largo luftda of hjgs.
Don't
neglect a COLD
DZntfMmG cold irt chest of
thmt thzt o often IcaJf to
wrists
I'honc M-ll