La Grande evening observer., February 01, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

Saturday, February" 1, 11)0
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE . LA GRANDE, ORE.
. - r- r
(incorporated)
An Independent Nuwiper
Krilior and fahllMher
liiliilfM-HM .Manager
KHANK. ft, AI'I'LKKY
HAItVKV J. M ATTHKWH ....
Published i-vmiIiikc ! !! I Hurulay, nt Hlfi Admus Avenue,
f,A '.mode, On-icou. The Obe.-rver-rtinr published .-very KrJlny.
Klilcrcd til tlie I'odofflce of l 'inilid", Oregon, ah 4ccioid
Class Mill) AlrilK-r in,. 1. 1 ii i of MurvU ).!.
orKiciAi iwrcit ok iwion' cocvrv ash run
cjtv ok i ojiandk
jUKMIilJIt OK AHH( M'lA'I'l'li' I'HEHH
Thi Ato'lnii'( J'ci" Jm exritndvejy entitled lo i j j-- for publica
tion of nil news fllt(nilrhc credited lo ft or not olhcrwlsn credited
If iHjJjIiflu-d herein. All HkIiIs of rcpuhlbntlnn of pe(hil dis
pufrhes In this i'iMr, mid mImi lint local iihvh herein also are
. rusci-vcd,
.Vntlonnl Advertising Tf.nreenti.tlve ,
(', MOO i;nhi:n Co., Inn.
Hun Krnnrl, Lo ,nwl', H.iitii.. porihiiMl, rhfmgo,
Octroi!, NVw Vork
HI'UHr'ltll'TION' ItATHH
' II y Currier
Dull)', p'T monMi In ndvnncu , ,
Dally, six months In advance
Dally, jdiigbi (ropy r
ti) Hull
T)Hy( per rnorilh In iirlviiiicn .... ,
Dully, per hIx months in inlviinoi ,
Daily, per yt'iir In dvnn! .
Weekly, Ohserver-HiJir, p r year
ADVKICTimWI ItATKH
Dlxplny, foreign, per column Inch
Display, local, pcf i-oii)Mll Huh
Time cnnirnei prices on ii'h-iiioii.
.U'lHl H ItKADMHritlPTPilKTbe Spirit of the Lord Ih upon
' me, because I mi hnlh anointed me to preach tin gospel to tho
pool', he liiiili "it un lo heal the hmkori-henrleil, to preach
deliverance to thi' captives, imd recovering of sight to the blind,
Id set jit llberly them Unit arc bruised, To preach the accept
i. hi-- year of Hie Lord.- LuKc ; I K , I f .
.II.MI
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Abe Martin
'It's Snow Fun!" Cry Brave Co-Edsiltar g,ed
rrr ! Ae IT S Anthem
fwilk '
Ifyn .McVttiiuini
(AP K;itnr Hrvlrc WHti-r)
WAXHI.VOTIt.V. hVb. 1 (Al)
THh HtlrHiitr notfn of 'Thf Htar
! HpiiiiBk-d MumnT. jtn nr oy two sn
' petition, run u Kridny In the hnnso
: jiidlfltiry coniinlttcf room find
echoed ttiroiitfh tlio lontf ronidorM
of th Iioi!jh office iHilldlntf uh a
vronp of uit riot In orwnnlwitlonH
di-Hfendt1') upon I he cnpltol to iirwc
ronKrcMK to ndopt offlidiilly ;ih
Aiuci'iCii'H n.'ittnii.il untlu-m the now
fanioiift of Krnjniii S-ott Key, j
. Although tin K'tntf. inhpiii d lv
tli Ktiiuni'h iU;ftiw of Kort Ale-
Jh nry .-it liulliiiiorc ;ij;:ilnHt tlu j
t Itiillnh fl.ct In tli- uiii- of I HI '.'.I
FAU
LA GRANDE
STORE
EKSrEST &CO.
0SHK0SH B'GOSH O'ALLS
VestbakStyre
$J.69pail.
, , .,..,..1 ..Ilv... I
Iliiuiluit-tf Afnny Injtirfil when
oiiri i pollif
um
W I'll HMIH
diolillTH
TlH'j'ni -till Itiiulfii' Dr. Nnoiik,
ii ri 'I i imirili'i-rr, iiIoiik In hlo, mi'
It'll III' (llllC MIIIH' HfritH iM'fOII-
IiIh i'iim niiiki'H lln roiiiiiln ir nil
llio iii'ifiiiH Irllituuils un riually
UllM douu to ilic fiiiv'nor. Cirtitt
I'oiiii i ry. " Wi ll, J ou'l ikmiI ii ii
iivcr-roiil today. The Uriitlici
iikiii Miy It'll ilrrtp to flvt Im'Ioh
ly iHMtn," wild liifo itml, . tin In
left hU homo llllw tuoriilu'.
ii jui hit ojd Arrtirr riiHioin, hut when nfishlKirs pperwl out Iho win
iiow and naur IIhIiti HoIiUk imd .lan llamU y. Urury Colh-ce rretthnif u :
lavnrtliiK lit,., ut in ilif kiiow nt .SprinclU'ld. Mo., wiih only wnnty lath
ins kiiKm fir prolMtiun from lli zero went her. Ihy decided they hud '
(Ih ir wtuxuuH mixfld. "If iiiow fun,' cried Miss Hundley, shown ht tht
Hht, ' Out, JiimI thv sjiine, wis enjoy throwing niiowbaliv,; sltUUiut; and !
pluyln leap irug." !
provement lo the (own
nized.
Health Talks Sm"iW"t
Dmapproval of thu Wallowa hike liiisin as a national park
area (Iooh not mean that thin drain of a tonriKt wonderland
will not lie realized eventually. Ituther can it be interpreted
h a mere Htatenient of exinUn(f policy by the national park
aiilhoritioH, National parks are already very mmVeroiiB and
they .represent a large drain on federal income. Practically
all public officials are sold on their advantages but the de
mands for more parks from practically every section of the
country makes it easy to say that your pet project is lacking
in park (jualiliux thus reserving present funds for the bet
ter improvement of present parks. The Wallowa area offers
just us much recreational advantages as many existing parks.
With the growth of park patronage and the natural increase
In travel lo western parks in the next few years, arguments
in favor of a Wallowa park will have more weight. In the
Meanwhile every effort should be made to develop its pos
sibilities as a wilderness area.
Dr. C. V. Poling
Is Speaker At
Pondosa Affair
Ity Mvh. M. IV Knyiiioitil
(Obtfi'l'Vcr 1 'niTCMpOMdeht)
(ONDOHA, Ore (HjK'ihil) OlM
;oriKit
j It linn lieen ' nlwrved (hot w here
plk'K nre horn h'll'i'leMM nnd Ktunt-
cd, hnnvm ifolter Ih common.
't The connection helween plw and
(foilcr Ik uroro than V-.-ifUiil, ii ml
hIkci of liiHtOi'ic IniereKt.' ' lVr It n
true tluit ft w:im the mudy of the
cdiiHii nnd- tlifi prevention of the
errinomjc loMMCM Involved In the
hJj-rh of lifiirlcKM, -nt tinted and weak
f tin- niOMl cnjoyiititc pnrtleH held ' i.Il-k that led' to n dlHC.very of ef-
at the Kchool hoiiHo for moiHc time ' fecllve methodH lo prevent ; uinri n
wiim fflven hy th,. Al' ilical HprlnH t Kilter.
Woineii'M chih ThurHday evening. A ! (on-r. Hwellinif and cnlaire-
proh'riim huh jfiven In which Or. ('.
V. I'nlliitf, of CorvalllH, nnvt a very
InlcrcHliiitf in Ik, followed hy com
munity HliljffiiK. After the proKHilit
it honntifiil Hiipper wiih nerved and
tii fifing concluded I lie cvenin'H
ON TIIK POLITICAL SIDKLINKK
With Kasteni Oroon lacking a candidate for the republi-
nii'tit of tlie thyrolr ptand. Itan hecn
It (i own for tliOiiK.uid.s of ye:lrn. The
ancient (ireclt physician treatetl
it with the iiHhert of hiirnt ea
i!mhiI;ch. . The treatment prohahly
wan effective, hut it Ih liardty
nterlalnrneiil. The itl'ffilr wn tho ' ,.,,ivahle that the fireek iiIivhIcIiuik
rcK-nlar hurthnndH entertainment I inew why.
which lalii'H place each time (l fifth j MiUrn Hcence.ha.s demoiiHtrated
Thurnday appeaiM on the ca lender, j t,.lt t(u, ,UTf,.m.0 (,r a certain ml-
.mioiii sr. roupi. H were prem in. .ir. , llt,, (,ullttv f,r odlm In food or
j now in icKarded tlirotiflt cukIoiii ay Jniiu
line, oirictat aiitaeni to witicn a
j mighty nation HtandH at attention,
i cohki'ckh never formaljy Iiiih made
: u km.
i The efl'oi t of the pat riot Ii' ho-
( i. tlcfi wiih directed to that end.
T'ley urged appioval of thf l.lnth'
; fen in 1 U II which won hi authorinc
; thin action. Kor yoatn. Itejire.
Hentutive l.lnihleiim or Maryland
hut. Kponsorcd the nieaxure wit hunt
j KUCrcHS.
j The two HopninoH who bjiiijx the
J Mom wert Aim. Klle J(irw-lteillcy
of Washington, nnd Mr. (lracn
r'rtinvco Mic'ioooaii Kvelyn Botidtln of Italtimoro. It
, '" "' ' I The woNw n sought to dcimitiHtrato
.M'.H 1UIUV. 1'CIl. 1 iAl'i
found dead "r
i .... nDcltale
....iw.id,, vh-th.ii of Ana Keyesi communis
of acce.ting hrihi-x while nerving employed.
nn I.om Ang-h M diHtih t attorn y. j Aladrid New govern nu nt
Chicago Ciiveiruir l-.mnieiMMi t iuuem wniu1
dispei-H"
lining un-
Santiago, i 'uha I wo cases of
fh ialrt to act protnittly t" stnle nta lu-ri-heri disrovered in city jail. I
get share nf 'Chicago tax'. I (ifhraltnr l e s t r o y e r goes
1-Vreign ' aground when flercv gale sweepH
London TeM of 1-lclicJl propon- jmmi.
at for compromising naviil meMM-
urement proldem mode
Cnok county taxing of-
phhlfc
Alexlio City .Moscow orders
ItiiKsiiui minister to eluye legation.
! m ttir. imiitiilttto th:it t hn winirliiL'
The re.i, Kt hy women students of ; of t(. BO(f WM Iint .Iirric-ult as
Hwarthmorv college nr a smoking reVsel I
room has resulted In widespread! official recognition of the song
discussion among memheiH of the J jiho wk ,.,,,,,, hy rniaill Walter
Hoclety of Krlepds, which Hiippoi ts J(lV(.P( 0f the Veterans of Kor. J
11"' - - (-in "rs. ' . I
A formal protest ngaint grant-j Joyce iireHcmtr'd 'a petition sign-I
lag the reo,uest, - tinanlniousfy j cd hy 6.tH)U,uou dtizcuH . asking'
adopted hy the annual meeting of ! congress to make the song the of-i
the friends, has'hccil forwarded to' flclal national anthem. lie said
tho hoard of managers. " ' he hud worked IU months prepar-'
' - ' ' , ing it and was assisted hy i2 pp.-!
sons. I wenty-f tve governors or :
states have signed it. I
OU-Tirnc War' Victimi
The; fale of pn'soiipj-s of war vn
rletl In di lie rent countries. In some
Instances the prisoners wrrp en
slaved only during tho period , of
lime In wliirli the captor was In
power. Occfisioiially (hoy wore
f fee. I nnil inaiTieil Into fanillicH of
their now homeland. Sometimes
they fonlinued lo bo slnves nintil
dentil. .'
' Whltten was chiiirman of (iriIlklnK w:it(.r iH important to the
ntertalnment corimilttee nnd riU functioning of the thyroid
the
Mrs. 1 1. K. Nelson of the supper
committee. . ;
I'laiiM for the primary ponferenen
lo lie held here In the near future
were made at u moel hig of i h-
A lack of iodine will lead to an en
largement of the thyroid In oth
er words; will result. In golle
(loiter is prevalent m th
Aget Attained by Dogt
There is hot ii great ll(Vrcnce
In the nj-'es Lo which line's enn at
tuf ii. Ciiio vetei'inaHau Inis oh-
gloits wrvoil that terriers seem to 'live
can nomination for governor thin tomtorv nrohiiHos to be a prinmry hoar.i iiei.i at the hotet
i i 1 1 1 i i- i r t , ii l ' Monday evening. Mrs. David tin itAi-i
iroiiiti'iii lin oo-ivtiin Ine numenniu fenni vi'out ti inn ( .nwenHost . . u'1 "
v.,.v., vv...h...1.l.1. ...r.L..u ..w... ..vU '. i .jonaiisen was hostesM and serveiv
during the next few months. Already a few advance scouts
have been Koinp; over tlie local situation and campaign liter-
j nUire is rrivinfl: in, almost, every mail .
Although there is yet no general intei'est in the primary
Kcrnp the confining winter weather has started some com
ment on the chances of those who have entered or who are
oxpected to enter the race. So far, Corbett and Kay are
receiving most attention with Norblad and Hall considered
as possibilities if five or six men get into the contest.
Unvoenl nv m.. .-I -..,,.., 1 idiu.c-miu (l.nf ll,..u,i , ,-1 w. H ' u 1 1 '
IJV 1VIUI . I V, J I V. I I H ll IOV.I v. I .1 ntj VIIIIV I iliii j vjui nvtv
stimtls the nest chance ol carrying this section i lorn Kay, Mrs.
' M'..u,nl L(.tt,i 4 t'fiii mi iii . ,,1.1 ilw, ...mmnno. P,,lK . , T . -I 'M
' I scurtel fi
these men are favorably regarded here and would run a her. Th
of tho (Jrent Lakes, in sections of
the middle west, and In parts of
.Mountain . regions.
I'uhllc health' authorities hav
taken steps. to. prevent the
ice cream and rake In the mein
hi'i'H at the close of t lie business
meeting.
Al I'm. ( ', M, (iray and Infant
daughter, Dorothy Anne, wh
born al a (taker hospital in d
ago, returned home Wednesday.
Airs, (iray was MIhs Mary KlehH
before her marriage. ,
(.efiige KoheriHon ami I,. O. lhKs hnvo.hoen Issued to gnlterons
Murray made u business trip to I.a r.,.M(mH ,, the ilangers Involved In
tlrande We.ln.'sday reliirnliig the indiscriminate intake of Iodine,
following day. Tin y had to go hy I , ,-..,, ... IM-rson Is ore-
f Maki'l' since the road 1 (iUnoi.rt In mi eiih.i-LM.iiient of the
lllioiigh T.-locaset Ih impassable. imviold. i...iln.- shi.ul.l onlv be
Karl .Murray and two Will-, taken when, and In the pinullUes,
longer than bullrings, nnil In fcen-
erni Hint ini'e dos outlive sninll
ones. Most ilnjrs which esenpe nu
tojuobiles, poison ami other such
din- ' ',azi,l',ls "f ring's life (lie ut from
Asa Keyes Loses j
Appeal To Court i
I. OS AX(Ii:i.lOS, fill., I'Vh. 1 !
(AC) The appellate court Krhlay j
unhi-hl tho conviction - of Asa I
Keyes, former l.os Angeles coun-
ty district attorney who i unuer i
sentence to serve one to fourteen ;
years In San Quentln prison for e
ceptlng bribes while in office.
( ease by adding Iodine to drinking
water, l4- lodl.ing salt, and by nri
I vising the 'consumption of iodlne-
containing foods, princiially fisli
. amb green vegetables.
Wblle lheso measures have been
iii'oductivn of much good, they are
not without some risk, ami warn-
iiiaiuntinei because of
er at their home In lla
, moved to linker four
IS
prescribed by H physician,
ness. - ' . ,
Mr. nnd AIih. Davhl .lohansen en
terlalned : or their friends lit a
dancing pirrty at tli. hole) Satur
day evening. At a late hour sup
per was served lit the dining room.
Mr. and Airs. f. I'. Illuoiri, of
linker, former residents of ljtH dls-tib-t
were dinner guests of Air. ami
Mrs. l I-:. Whttteti Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. (tenrge D.tncan, of
Alterdeeu, Wash.,, who have been
1 nrottv close race, dmwino sunntii't from1 much tho siiini l.vno iweeus ago. .Miss pearl .Murray
h , ,. . .. , .... (curing for them during their ill
, ui rt'puoiiLiui ii uuy were in eoiiipeLiiion.
; Tho only objection to Kay seems to be his doubtful health
and voters are giving serious thought now; to the possibility
of a governor dying in office and being succeeded by a senate
president whom they did not select at the polls. Kay, on the
other hand, contends he has not felt bettor for years and is
entirely able lo go through a campaign and handle the office.
No one (mentions his knowledge of state business and keen
nlii'litt
' ' visiting liis mother tmri brother lot
Cornell is regarded as possessing all the Uahues that go 'tie lust three weeks, left Saturday
and will visit relatives In l,a (irnmr
and Walla Walla before returnlnV
home
Vcrmm l.ark. who has been at
tending high school in l.a Cranrie.
rein rued homo &ilurriny and will
discontinue his si miles mil II next
full. .
Mr. 'and Mrs. Archie Stepheiisen
eniertalned a number of friends nt
the home of Al r. and Mrs. K. K.
Itotiaham Saturday evening. Danc
ing was enjoyed In the large living
room until a lute hour when sand
niches, cake nnd coffee were served.
Vocftliim Unpopular
nine to rouiiren years of ne. Hut.
occasionally representatives of
lintctically nil bleeds survive unlll
paail twenty,
Egg-Laying Species
ltepliles. iiifliniiiiy (he nlilgnlor
nml torioise, lay ojigs fonltiinlng
a large 'amount: of I'nml-ynlk with
a smaller proportion ,f white, nnd
usually the shell In like parchment
in I e i are. lusecls of till kinds,
crustaceans nml moluses, amphibia
nnd two species of mammal are egg
layers The eg layim: mammals
are Hie duck billed platypus nnd
the echidna or spiny imleate, both
AiMnilhiu itutiuals.
Overnight
News Briefs
hhese
poiwtr
PURE
TASTY
FRESH
HEALTHFUL
lYHTC
WHAT MORE ABOUT
IT CAM VJE SAY ?
SERVE VOL)
AMY DAY
BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY
PHONE MAIN 60
At mi ftcunr onocumtn um
OOOR.'
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An llisplrittloitjil wi'llcr siiys It 1 ' ... , n,
n lllw tiling I" In' nlil il slim 111 ! World. Holteit Place.
l)"n rain." 'I'lml "ili'iii'iiilH un I lie" Jir.ln-st illume In Mm. worM
KlnjM.r. Sonii' nt us ran liiinll.v shm 1 ls lh' "'" "f Astlzhi, In Ti-IhiII.
In Ilw sun, cvi'ii. wltliiiiii fauhi2 It 1 Tlili Ii lurnii'il iilinnt L'.'i mllps
In Khirt In mill-
Ni.wk.
Iilli-ks. jM'llnlt
to nnko up n .siu'ccssl'til nnvornor. Ctmiinif from mi old I'ort
Innd family and active in civic affairs for years his nami' and
ability arc both fiimiliiir to many Kaslern Oiokoii iicoplo. lie
has had valuable experience In the stato senate and has an
immediate advantage in n late following front the city of
Portland.
How far Norblad and Mall, who will be active contenders,
will ct in the l,a (i ramie territory remains to be seen.
Neither of them is well known outside of a small political
circle and the voles they can Rather will depend on the effec
tiveness of their respective campaigns. Coventor Norblad
will, of course, have the edge over Hall because of liis office.
Willi cnounh candidates in the race and the party badly split
it is possible that he might gel a majority in this county.
All of which is speculation at a very early stage of the
campaign. Kastcrn Oregon, however it may finally go at
the polls, is now playing the role of impartial observer with
serious thought being xiven the question of what candidate
would lie most fair to interests of this section if elected. That
will have an important hearing on the ultimate nmiority In be
gained from counties over here.
Farmers Making
Ready For Tlie
Lambing Season
llv .Mrs. firunl WMde
(Observer Correspondent
I JOT I.AKK (Nm lal)--.erltl
lien nnd Ultl teevedi;e are tmlld-
luff new wheep sheds nnd getting
i r iid y for the himhiiif: season the
middle of February.
Mb; Until Ita.Mcr. of lint Uke,
spent Sunday vMtim; at her htno
In t'nion.
Mr. and Mis. J. W. Wilde were
business visitors at the saiiatai lum
and In l.a O ramie Monday of this
weidt, i
Mr. nnd Mrs, Mefelhm and Mrs,
enough to pay
tUU Ueve.
' bill Is lint
the flu but was well
ii visit to (he farm.
Tlie smtill babv at tin
ledge liutiie bus llieasle
fel'toUKly III.
Mr. and Mvh. .1. W. Wilde and
Mrs. (irant Wilde droe to nm
Saturday to assist uDh tin nlninw
at Ihe funeral of Mrs. Harris.
Tex Uinlus. of l'ortland. drove
n new lli:io sedan lo Cntou Thurs
day for MHltm Turntmll, Atr.
I.ouuls and his niece Allss Doris
Kirk who attends the Hernial
school In l.a tirtimte, .pcnt Thui k
iI.tv visiting hi paient. Mr. and
Mr. Knink l.onma of thin dttriet.
Mr. taunts left for Cortland Tliui-
day rveninu.
The old North ncho bulbllnt:
0110 of I'nlon's bimlniarks, mid im-m
of brglnnlng of rduc.iilon for many
of our townspeople 1 being torn
Know Tliyaelf Bo Honeit.
C'rllblxe yourself more frequent- j
ly. Longfellow set forth I ruth !
when he wrote: "Not In the elnmor i
or the crnwileil si reets nor In the :
shouts Mill phiinllls of the throng, ;
but hi ourselves Is triumph or do-
feat." CillV '
fiomli of the MfMlherritneiin. The
temperature hi tiie summer of nr.M
was reported al Ktit.l degrees I-'nli-renheil,
nml the lemperiilure at
(Ireenhitu) nnuli. Death vnlley,
Ciilif., was reeorrieri as de
grees l-'iilirenhelr on July 10, "liU.'l.
Houie Plants
It Is a pleasant nceupjillon for
chilriren lo rare for plaids. If each
child Is given bulbs, or sninll
plants and allowed to paint the
plant's poi; any color lie wants, '
ipiito keen Tundly cotupelillon re- ,
suits imd the plnuls benelll hy the
rillli-eul cure given llieni.
Millennium Possibility
Human beings nre tlie most In
leii'siing objects on enrlh, nml .to
know themselves uml kC ' nlotip
wild one another Is iheir most im
portant, business, Tlmt 1 nisi ness
drns because they do not know
. . . what I hey could do if they
stopped quarreling nniotig I hem
selves mid used their brains to solve
Iheir eommon problems. 1'rof.
(ieorgn A, 1 ewey.
Hy llio yVoolnleri l-nvsn
Washington Whito ITouse and
lteresenta(lve Kort ileny that he
spoke for Hoover in justifying
inline brew. ,
Hnii Pedro Klfty-feot ' British
motorshlp Northern Iteglster seized
by coast guard as rum runner sus
pect. Washington Senator Norris de
plores fanaticism In announcing
that federal law enforcement of
ficers do not have to )e total ab
stainers. Oklahoma City Huth Morgan
May. L'H, testifies in federal court
that hor friend, u deputy sheriff,
collected money from bootleggers.
Ituffalo (irand jury returns no
true bill against three coast guards
men who killed Kugene l- Down
ey Jr., in Buffalo harbor Christmas
ni:,'ht.
Providence. It. I. Dr. William
If. I'. Ii unco, noted educator, die.-.
New York Clone Tunncy leaves
hospital after operation.
Hcuumont, Tex. Itadlo message
from Standard Oil tanker Uebre
says tugboat LMgar K. Coney sank
In tiulf of Mexico, with loss of 13
lives.
Koine Six pilots and airplanes
i to remain at trading vessel Nanuk
nut It Klelson and norland nre
Varied Facilities For
Attractive Parties
' Much or (he charm of entcr
I. lining Is In show he; (hat tlie
vent is as pleasant ami enjoy
11 bio for the Itoslcss as for the
quests.
When you have a luncheon or
dinner bridge or dancing party
nt the Sacajawea, both hi facili
ties and the service contribute
to making the allalr easy Tor
you leaving you Tree to mingle
with the guests. A in(ty 4-anl
rooiik. a smart prhntc (lining
room, a huge ballroom offer ac
couKHlatfons to meet every need.
SACAJAWEA INN
"l'olnla tlie. Way lo lii'tler Thlnys."
Ioua Expects To
lie lie-I nutated
"Cudgei" Ride
A hitch-hiker Is the mime given
to one who walks along the road
seeking and (nl;hig rides from nny
person who tuny be going In the
direction which lie'wNhes lo (ravel.
They All Do
A. sick tiuih usually thinks he Is
going lo do worthwhile tilings when
lie shall he well again. Then comes
the i-lari surge of health and of lite
world's myriad absorbing Interests
to blur the memory of all tmt res
olutions. American Mauarine.
I'Kh'AOO, I'Vh. I (A I ') A ppui'-
entl lotglvcii for Its athletic sini ;
tor which it was east out of ihej
Wesiefu eoiil'etence last May, the I
t'nlverslly of Iowa today expected
lo be iiKnln a member in kiiI
standing by iitKhtfall,
The sent Invent id' the members
or the coulerellee committee on
at hlcths apparently w ax that
Itiwn, by dechu'lniT V! iithleles iit
ellnlble and otherwise policing up
ltd alhleitc department, had lived
1 low n t he cluti ges of subsidising
and proKelyting of Its stats and
was nady for reudmiuauce.
M.w swor ur.oui
ci,i:vi;i..n, Keb. iaim
A Miles tb riiKhty, Lisa LlmUtrom
and !: leaner Holm, of the New
oik women's swhninltig nssocln
tton. lod.iy laid elulm to a new
world's record In the SdO yard med
ley relay.
In mi exhibition hero taxi night,
(toy covered tho distance In 3
minute.; and 43 seconds, breaking
the former record, utso held hy
represent a tivi'ii nt the New York
aoelaiton, by 7 i-i seconds.
Nebraska's Governor Is Flyer
Annuity la Old 1d
Aimultie nre inmit older limn
lire liiNiii nm e. possibly I hey were
dow n bv .1. . Y tide and souk mul
Nellie Woods and ehthh on, Shirley ' .1, W. HiiMwr thlf week, lllds kv
and Don were Sunday visitor at taken and Air. Wilde pitd hiuhesi j Kiiwu tif the .Assyrians nnd Ibiby
the John l'eteion home. Little bid. This hulhlhtft has been eon ("hlntis, Tlie Hist reem d of :ut nn
bblrley Woudn ban Uvu very 111 of , dvmncd mid It will bo it ytv-i tm- niihy Is In Itotnt Ut 40 It. C.
With iiMrl.v nut liours of n ln lli- on various trips as a pasatnrtr to
IiIh credit, (inventor A. J. Weaver, nt Nelmiska. recently look his first 1
lesson ns a pilot, tlyliiR tmrl ot the way Irom YVIohitu to Omaha but '
lie's not yet unite sure that he ever wants to tnke Ui n ship alone. :
Til governor l shown here w ith Mrs. Weaver as they lauded at Omaha
Irport.
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?
o
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Others w ho have gambled against tlie "fire demon" and lost
have found their entire savings swept away overnight.
A good 1 ser may smile when he loses a moderate amount, but
he cannot ;e expected to cheerfully watch his home burn if he
carries an inadequate amount of fire insurance.
If ymv home is not fully protected against fire, get in touch
with us now you can get insurance before, but not after, you
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