La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 17, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextV Pag;el'Ttiree:" Monday, Fe1)rua.ry''17,' IPSO LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. llsccniEiny NEWir Miss Harriman And - Miss Glass (Honor ', Guests At Party who 1 now Mr. nn.l M ii. J. II. All'cr'Hon . WCI O llOHt lllltl llOMll-HH lit II JlU'llhUIll iovonUm gMhMho when the folH" ltriilk' fluh not at their loom- H.it - nlity pvonthfi M.mm lonn' Until Unrrlman nml Coterie Bridge .11 inn i i i'ji i it i 1 1 iiiiw w en- rouiim lUroiioil ttl ft HiirpriHf- inlM-rHitnfoiiH thovcr at the liono- r .M r, K. IV TowIit Satiinlay ntii'riiuoii. ItrldKi- wits I lie illvtM-nlon with Mch...I. T. l.niift'llow winning liljih )i(oiM iiml Mis Mary nrnliy H4'cT uml award. Vn i-'uOior'tno SarV tiiln rfri'ivtMl -oiiKi)atlon. ' " ' Tin honor jrufstH each ivi-oiyi il j I'V AHnh a lovely silwr nonr anil i-roam wt ,W. Hpcnoor. and a niitnhor of Kinall arik-V.s fori A dainty iwo-rourso luncheon us in iln liUi-ln n. ,.v' j wan ho rvcil noarltm ll' olo' of ilu- An aUrurtlvo ivil and whlli' val- twtMiliiHV Tito t-l ill will meet itKuin ontlno color Hellenic was iMdi at lie In Iwo weeM wit Ii Mr. mid Mrs, .1. jjho dororailons; also in ron ,,H. Diehl. " Ircsliinrnts which wore served In. .- two conrs-H. rnnsunl pjneo vunln Tr T,f 4-fV nmrt Jr. were red vatontineN eari-yln i a. wialicwa J-o iielnro inxtoml of the nunie of eni-Tf L'liewt 'flu. tfii.wt Hut ir...linlr.,l -ill t-liib wl l met (n the l.H llrnnde H.Hh m hool audltoriiiin lnial of the la UrunOe hotel for Iih reKiilar j ineMinK tomorrow afternoon. The j imitfiniu fealuniiK a UilU ly W. W. J Minimum, of lu Ut liinntH' mibh i .school anti intern Oregon normal im'iiool. on "Instruimmta of tlio ; ! Orches.ru' will ho fo. lowed By the j ireKuhir meeliuK of the I .it (irumlo j ichifHrooiii leaeherH nwochuUm at I lour o'clock.. Almihern of the l.a i Grumle NelKhhorhood club " havt th-m inviied to attend thin nicotine j j-- i f-i i i ! Wiled Mil. Willi"! , Club liintevtained ;liP.ak .. ..:.. or.on uit.rv-i - Meniher.s are uo eHpoelally urjied : io he iiiesenl iirotitiuly at - O i loo it j la order that hot It iuoeiinH m:iy t follow their ln pareil aL-heditlos. j Mix Itarrinian annoiuued her tfiilHiireinont to I.vnlle Ueiiniwon I.owIm. of Wenateheo. Wash., 'ami Mh tllatf' fliinee In Marl; Jettl;in:i, In KuKvne. Promise Girl Is Cut About Face While Coasting Mi, r.erlha Carper (Observer i "on ospoildont ) : I'ltOMIHK (Hpoelul) l.orinne Trump, flvo-yoar-old daiiunter oi At., and Mrs. Kred Trump, had thv in ltort tine to run Into a harbi'il wire fenoo early Saturday uioi n Iiik wbMo coasting with her hroth-' or. 'I hev hud ibeir eoaster tied Game Farm Head ! Makes Visit To 1 Union Hatchery Hy I-:. II. Mlh t observer t'orrespoiidiUH OATIIKltl.Ni; fltKKU (Speeiun dene Hliupitoii, Hiiporlntoudent of state name fai nm who resides nenv lluneiie. ore., wan at the fish bat ohooy last Wednesday. It Is .ulto likely that the shto of the Biinio yards already located on hatehery I'onsidation awards w l.ulil .MeNe roi-elv-and ;. Pathfinders Meet ' At R. Clark Home tuKether, the little boy was lylntf grounds wilt bo eMemled and inueh flat in front and the little tflrl lni,provemtnt made In thost ynrds, sltilnn up the who striking ber in the faeo and rilltliif; a deep pasdi from her upper Up across Into thu women nii-mherK of the. (irande llKh sehoul faculty.. '. '': . ' ,s Miss llarrlmau and M m (;1mss. ImhIi leaohci-s In the l.a (iriinde 31 l'h school ariuounceit ' tboir fir- ' A business and social meoliufr o" . the 1'athfinders class of the Klrst j Methodist church took place Kridav l ovcnSnu ai the home of Mr. audi Mis. Kouuicl; Clark. '".Mr. Clark, vii-i. nr.-sidcat. ni' sided til the ah- I .si-nee of the president who was un- Hostess at Bridget (James and refreshments were ,cnioved. Mrs. Ituriieit. social chalr- . Al a delightful afternooa of ;inan was assisted by Mrs. bridge Mrs Harvey Matthews was Smith. Mrs. Ira Aldrhh. bOMtess to her club l-'rlday with Teuiitch and Mis. Olio (Hi. threo'lahles at play. ArrautfemelUM motif. l-red Mrv ,.,,..;..: , . i. w. i.... .. ore la a a icnum MOIIOI'M lll.-oriMKO were nini i f HoaMnji wHh. hoUi woUdlnKt'bYiiiird for 'enrly siMirti'-r. - -- JNlrs. John- iJirlsoll. . KqIIowIiik ojirds dainty refrc nvnif were .served- iMrs. Sherill Ewin Entertains Club S The New Spring Styles Are In. TV e have a big showing of dif ferent styles both in oxfords' and shoes. The Mi'-Wiiy-A-Tnm i-luli imt Willi Mrs. ShiTiU Kwlii for ll il litihtl'nl iil'li'iiioon of lnhK't' Tliui'S ihiy. 'I'ht; khiikI prize was uwiiriloo .hi ,M I H. Ili-nry TotlllHfll. l-'ullowiHK ciirtlH It dainty twn-murni I n nt-li.-ui: .M.t l, ii..i.oi. a .l.li.r.il k"-''" s"" h ', " , , ...C..,.,!, will ,.cl... .s. ,1 l.y ..Bhi l.ui.lls. '"."L . , 'j oi Mi- Ii (. M.c-uii. took laW; ,:n - '';"" l""'-- l.Jiii K;toaiawoa .Inn a(,4 o'clock. j . . -, , T : Miss Alyrna Ward also presented intermeUlclteS 111 f a" "rcadinc: ruplls playitiff seioc ticiliH wore: K elyn Mallard. I.ois Jean Oavls, ' l-'orn Kofi'ard. I.eona .Miller. Vivian (JallaRhor, Madeline Jatlalier., -.Mary 'i.ou ri-per -and f-; vol yii IMper. BOSTONIAN . , I Piano Recital At , Sacajawea Sunday hook. Mr. and Mrs. Trump left Immediately for W.illowa where ti duct or droi-siil the wound taking si stitches, they returned in the evening. .Mrs. Trump cook the little Klrl lo town apiln Tuesday to have the wound dressed. Tim doctor stated she war. Kt'bitf alonn fine but it would leave a bad sea.. Ai'.t:. Charlie Woiimaii hud quiu a hlaxo lit her ui'Stiilrs room Tut u day ami only by the prompt notion of Al,rs. Wormian canyinir water ami Hiilaluttii; Iho flames was their home ntvod from total tlestruetlon. The three-year-old son Krsal was plityinu upstain: and came down and aid to his mother, "suit case lire."- M,rs. Woriman hurried up stairs to find l!ie HUitrasc. a boil and some of the ecllin in flames. ll Is said The fine showers of this week are u boon to the furmcix ns a need of more moisture has boon very marked for some time. N'onr by town) experienced snow Instead of rain. Jack li nihil 11 and Isaao (ihhs are 'out t hi); Ioks on C ly. I'mlwoll's ranch preparatory to hauling them to l'n ion us soon as the Oregon Trail sawmill begins ' work In the near future. ,M:Ish Stella IMvalson sent tho weekend at the borne of her par ents. Mr. and .Mrs. C. I'. Kdvalson. Mr. and .Mrs. Kliner Weijier antt sop. JChrmuu spent last Sunday In "l'n ion iit the homo of Itoy Hall. Al Stoudahl who has been ill of the flu is able to be up and around the bouse. . Mr. and Mrs. K. -O. Zeek Were visit i mk Tuesday pvonliiK at the Ki'i'Ul Will be KlVPn. the subject bn- inw "Uoil letter lliy," with Mm. J J. It. Wheeler In ohnru". At the meet I UK Thursday, Alarch 37. the Ktistorn (M'osnn Normal will pre. sent a proRraiu with Mrs. J. 1'. Moan In ohartto. j Itlchurd Wade, llvlnu a few nilte-i up tho ounyon road. Is pulllun npx a sawmill. . H In iim yet under con st met ion niitl will not bo in opera tion pel-Imp befoie May of this yea1, lie ba sevoral timber tracts near him ii ml bo wants to turn the Iiikm Into lumber, lie will ao bo ready to mhw Iokh botoiiKlnt; to. niher iieoole. Oulio a itumber of ' ukh have already been hunted v waiting for tlio mill to bein m-1 " orations, p M,l ' ln Tow le was honor pnest . . at a birthday party Ktven by her j mother Airs. Thomas Towle Thurs- L day, Keb. Ml. This little miss Is j five years old and has tho unusual I record of hoalnnlntf her lite 'riday. l'ob. -SALE- Rain Coats $3.95 Were $10.95 - $8.95 -$8.50 See them in our window. PUTMAN'S Ladies' Roady-to-wcar and Miliintry MENUS ami throw. "nw'uy Jtiloo. oaohV slice In fbutr and saute In butter.' browuiiiK flrsl one Hide and ihon the .other. -I'm a wlioo of oKKp'nnt .on en oh tdpto. ntt a broiled chop neh slice ami pour over hjiuoo. Hy SlMor Mary ljiiinb ohiniM are popular for any meal. This roolpo, for servinw Oarnlsh with a iritr of parsiey. Other miosis wore rUi perHoiis, is suissosted for your strained tomato Juice on it bo ( Verna and Clifford I'ale. her sis-. n,.xt hrldo flub lunobeon: used. In ilaeo of stock and is very; tor and brother. Charles IMward. J i-jluht lamb chops, I laruo or 2 Ktnn with the ewKplunt and lamb, and Donald Hefty, .iilno. Rlwlu HH1Hn PKK1)iiints. B tablespoons Twleo bakod potaloeH and a butler, 4 tablespoons flour. 2 eup.H. isvnw fruit and celery salad maito ut...,b r. i.tM.tun.knnk! mineed cook- an osTieelally Kood combination Site r.iKhod lo carry water and put borne of Air. and Airs, W. K. Klckle Valentine Parties Given on Friday Enjoyable Party I'll," liitcriin..lluttt Klrla of tliu 'l.'UhiT l.ralK! njoyi'il a' happy Ht. ! Valt iititu s party Krlday nlKlit with alioni ;a pri st nt, I'at'lt iiumiiImt jbrtnKiiil? a Ktit'Ht. I Miiis Helm Hmilti'S hail fltarw of !tlH! tli'coratlou., mitt tile Kt-v. I.fif lAwt'B Iitl in elm Kami's. KollowlilK . i fffrrshnu'iils .lr. Atvt In! in ii . Tlii-oo happy purll.'s Kritlay i'Vlii" i ,.i'i,, ii. ovunlitir, ln tonnrlii St. Valentine's day !J ' ... werv .onjovotl Iiy Trtt'nrht'rs'.'iif tltf- ; , . , ft'ifitt Kiiniiuy siiiooi iiassi.s 0r uto j jrai'ty jinjoyecj ai ' ht'TZ ..ass ,:, a', ;. Brannon Residence church with about HO present and uatih'H and rot reshnieiitK wore oil- Members of tho .Jovod. Tho Hl-happy Hustlers mot jMooheheari Lctfion at' t he home of their leader, the ; hi me of Airs. Uov.r It. U I ".it mini with, AVomeii of met nt the . IheMiniiie of Airs. Hoe Hrunnon for a nbiiut-20 'jolly valentine party and evoninir of present. In charge of diversions .pinochle with lour tamos at pu.y. were." ChnrteH llunl.-AVI Una Smith, jeeoraons were In a Ht. A'alentlno 'Evelyn Campbell, -who wore assist- theme. , ' ed In sejviHK by Misn T.enor I'ul- IUkIi noons were won by -Mn-. nam- Iwallaoo i'.urt and August lturner; . Tlio- Suiuiav school class -of girls ,.-M r. II. K. Davis ami Wallace Caws led by Mrs. C. Alo.Phoi son also 'won low. honors. rnjrivuil n. Jollv party. at the. homo j following cards deiioiouH re . of A. J Pvlo on I' uvouue with re- ' freshmen ts wore, served. - - freslimonta and-RitiiH to., during the Those present -vo(v;t : Alr- aud AIrr;:"Vilis Ha I "WvT ii nT3Tr7 Au(,-usi . Itiii'Mer, Air. anil Mrs."AVal hice ('ass. Air., and Airs. Charles Snivev: Mr. and Airs. Jcc Uranuon, lUAkAifcUdidrm Tn Mopf nt Rrhool jmit ".d .Mario.: Mra. Mary IC. S(ZOtte ! Neighborhood Club .Tim li (i-ui.lc Ni'lcliborhoutl .Mayvilli'. Mrs. .Ttllia HIMfr; Kilt-sts. Mr. uml Mrs. A. I'i. Davis: .Mr. anil Mrs. Frank MrooKs and .Miss Htr.f Still-man. inrATTE-Now Announcements out tho fire. Alr.Worlnuin was not at home. It Is supposed the little boy had secured some matches and si.-tited tho fire. '.Mrs, Thl'easwa Tool ami Mrs. ,A1 lie Smith have been unite III of! the fiu but are .rep.i: tod some bol ter. Airs. Alameda Carper returned to her home Thursday. ti tier throe weeks visit In Wallowa.. Afiv. Virginia Woitman and chil dren returned homo Saturday af ter two weeks slay In Kntcrprlsc. Uoyd Carper' is busy getting out timbers preparatory to building a limn In the coming summer. Charles Cn rper and 'harh Wort ma n butchered a fat hog be longing to Charles Wortman Tues day. Mrs. Alanioihi Carper went tJ Alixvllle Tm-Hdiiy l' stay a few Mr. and Airs. II. V, I.athrop wore guests at. tho C. I'. Kdvalson homo a.ft Sunday. John Aspor is very busy clearing brush off the low lands on tho liusick ranch, making it possible to cut hay . on this ground which will add much to tho hay crop each year. j r. and Al(rn. Velio wh and son. Charles spent lusl weekend at the H. 1 f. Itonney homo. i Mrs. W. K. Vickie, ATrs. Elmer Swigor and Hurl Kwigor wore at Hot. Lake on Wednesday visiting friends who nro patients nt tho hos pital there. and Alio Towle. The pimmis of , the children were also piosoat. Arc. and Alrtt. Ilofty, Mr. and Airs. b. Towlo and the grandparents of the honor ttiiesl. Air. and Aim. O. I. uml. A. M. Hartley was tiiltt so rely Injured by a bull Wodnumn lb' , wont Into iho pasture where the animal wag confined and turned bis hack to him when tho bull but ted him In tho small or bis book.. 1 losing him high In the air. The man lauded UO fool away. The animal has no horns but tho lui- pact of his bond severely bruised Mm u It hough no bones wore 1 rolion. Ho was thrown so far that ho was able to get away be fore he received a second attack. MV. . Hartley has boon In poor health for sonic, time and this was a narrow escape for him. Aii'H. A. I.. Hooker was called la I'leasaiil Valley this ' morning by the Illness of her mot Iter, Alls, Tony Truy. . 1 Alva Hartley who baa been spending a month with his brother lid, was called to his homo in Klgln yoslerdity. od ham, 1 sweet green pepper. The chops should bo rib chops, out an inch thick, boned and roll ed. Molt butter and stir In flour, Cook until bubbling and slightly hrowo'd, wUrrlng constantly. Slow ly add stock, stirring constantly, and conk until thick. Add bam and popper wlln seeds and core removed and iut through food chopper. Keep hot over hot water while frying eggplant and broiling chops'. . Cut, eggplant tn rather thick Hlloes. J'uro. and Hprlnttlo each allco with salt I'lle up one slice above tho othor, cover with n pinto, nnd pur on a weight of at least , two' pounds. Iel stand one hour. Drain' with tho lamb chops. The dessert can bo hot or cold as preferred or convenient. ' ' i New Way To Improve Skin A wonderful discovery Is tho new Vreneh process which gives M KF-i.O-C.I.O Vaoo l'owiler Its unpai ullclcd smoothness and makes It slay on longer. Tho purest powder made Its color is tested. Never glvoa a pasty or flaky look! Will not mart tho skin or enlarge tho pores. Olvex a youthful bloom. Hemember tlio name MKW.O C.I.O, Class Drugs, l( , Adv. OA Tn ATXTC . ? 2 OiIVVlXiO co.wicrs hki.i) ;rii;rv Al'ltl'HN, N. V.. Veb. D". IAI' Joss Thomiis. William Korco and Chuido I'rwlno, Auburn convict. duy: at tlio home of Air. and MmVjworo convicted today of murder. Msher Lively as Airs. Lively and fiiHt degree, in file death of Henry thieo children were down with tho Sulllvun, another convict during th flu. At the annual mooting id" tin Viomfso Telephone company Veb. S tlio following new officers wen elected: I'". CI. 1 'otter, - president; John Carper, vice president; Oeo. llrooks, director and Airs. ob Swearliigen, clerk. It was also ; agreed t tax the members $1 per! month for the coming year In or- ' dor to make Improvements in th- system. ' ' 1 Saturday the weather became, much cooler ami tho snow which j had nearly melted froy.o- niaUingl iho ground untio Joy and very dlf-i llcult to U'avel. Mbmlay It. began snowlng''amT'everin'Tmnio.'y'-"'rell j December riot nt Auburn prison, ("rank Lciigan, Albert Cnssldy and Too Lewis, were acquitted. aionuy Mirr vi;it l'KNIH.KTON, Ore, (Al') -Some cities may bo growing gruy trying to figure out ways to keep out of debt, but not I'emlleloit. The i'lty wound up tho year with ?l2.iy5.S3 In its coffers unex pended. Receipts were greater than anticipated and a hotter per centage of the taxes w as colled od than in other years. The unspent balance probably will bo used to t ei ire bonds. BARGAINS BARGAINS Dresses, Suits, Hats, Sweaters, Smocks, Package Goods, Silk Hose. '. 25c -50c -98c No Refunds or Exchanges Allowed NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Club Women Of Cove Gather In Regular Meeting ttimlim In rain in a short time and t pre lly Mis. A. i. niiikliii (Ohsetver .forresponilent) ' K)VI').' Ore. (Spiielai) TI"1 WolnenlK eluli In-Ill its Henil-niiinlll-ly -rfil etlntr nt Ihe library TlilirH diiy 'iil'tei-miin "wllli ' nine wmneh'' nt. . report was read Iiy inosl of It melting. II then timieil I Dir. si eretary that 31 ineinhers nt sold aj:ain ami I'rn.e lip until the tlti t-hlh were In Kund slnndlnpr. tttotlnd was almost euvered vi:h tha tlie l-V'tieratlon tines were paid lee, niaUitif? travel very hard, Al-'mid Unit it'll per cent had been IhoiiKh Hie Kronnil hnfr saw h Is j siiliserllied to the clnh paper. Also shadow and there is supposed loltha't a small .sum tor eaeh of the he some winter ahead, yet the rnli-j foljovyinj; bhllKHtlons liad lieen set Ins are here nnd sprlnir seems atlapurt and senl: Hie Doernheeher liaml. ! hospital, seholarshlp loiyi and tile 'l"ex Williams is haulinic hay from ' elidowinent fund. In the lust ONK OF THE .".BIG fi" ;;'Raion NOVARRO ; ' i A MUSICS USANCE J : :; Wis 'if Hear Novarro'sj golden f I noce in the first ,,- At ,W3 a dramatic musical ro- r I 4.j.tl imince of the talkies! ff V F ' G The thrill of thrills! f I f 1 r v VtCf I '1 1AA TALKING s B -J 1UU 0 singing ; , ,- a i m - . wWX V&'lsi S Flint Showing . . tL? 3 u. I ' In mil I Tho Neigliborliood Llloralure club will meet tonight in tho gold room of tho La (irando hotel when Iho Hev. M. (i. Tennyson will speak of the Catacombs. Anyone Inter tsted is Imltcd'to attend. Tho Darlidah.' elub .will' nioot Wi'dnosday. I'Vb. 19 at Ihe homo of Mrs. K. P. Moss m a n on Spring street. Mrs. Lloyd Pierce and Mih. Marcia Itbblle are lo ho hostesses. " The Loyal Sis ers Aid of- Iho Chrlsti.in oliurch will meet Wed nesday afternoon al 2:3a o'clock for their monthly mooting at. tho home of Mrs. L. It. Purdy at AOS O avenue. Mrs. Kd Kbell, Mrs. Archie Conly, Mrs. T. Thomas, and Mrs. C. K. Dul'fey nre tho assisting hostesses. All tho Tvomoh of tho church are invited to attend. The Past Matrons club will moot Wednesday evening In tho Masonic parlors with Mrs. C. M. Ilumpbreyh and Mrs. Andrew Lonoy Jr. host- OKK.-H. The Hililo Searchers class of tin iest Presbyterian church will meet in tho church parlors Wed nesday afternoon al 2 o'clock with i Mrs. II. M. Ilradshaw, Mrs. Jennie j Thompson and Mrs. Nell Itidiertson j hostesses. All members! are urged to ho present. j The Study club " of tin Hiverla Pa ron I -Teacher association will hold Its weekly meeting at tho Itivorin Parent-Tenoher association willjudd Hh weekly mooting at tho Hlveriii school Tuesday afternoon at '! :3' o'clock. Luthoi" Truinp'i. lialph i'arpot- wPnl to Watlowu Tuesday. Kdd Carper visited Charles Ken worthy Tuesday. Mr. Konworthy rf-iuaias about Iho xitme. There was a dance at the Orange hall last .Saturday night: but ow ing to tho Icy roads (he crowd was small. American soldiers took tlio po tato, hug to Prance, snyw an agrl- j cultural Journal. Hut that isn't anything eomjuired to tin varle i ties they brought book. month there have been some wit h- jdrawnls from tho club ami ooiiso ! (pioutly ono group which was ' plotted to raise a certain amount of the budget had not done so. j 'I ho other groups agreed to assume the obligation and pliuis were lm j mediiitoly started for a valentine ; dance In tho near future, Ihe runds I logo for tills worthy purpose, Mrs. j J. F'. Dean. Mrs. A. L. Hooker and J Mrs. K. LiiVloiotto wore appointed ' as a committee in charge. One I new member. Mbs Pernio-Via was added to tho roll. ' Al tho next I meeting Thursday. Pelt. 27 a pro- ('. L. STAItlt TO I'HI'-SIDI-: PORTLAND, fre.. Teh. I T (AP) C. 1,, Starr, presidelirof ifie sTate board of higher education, will be toawtmnster at the statewide dinner to bo tendered Or. Clarence (Doc.) Spears, newly elected coach of football at tho Vntvendty of Ore. goti. bere next Triday night. Ticket sales will close Iho latter part of the week. ItOHCATK SWAMP SAINTS KKLKNA. Mont.. Peb. 17 (CP) - .Montana State college Saturday . fficially won the sti.te collegiate b a n k e t bn I I championship by swamping M?t. St. Cluirb college 61 to :15. Announcing New Service ' ; hy - MOTOF COACH Pendleton Walla Walla Lewiston Spokane Yakima Bend Portland Baker -Boise -Twin Falls Pocatello Salt Lake City 8 Trips Daily to Pendleton and Way Point 3 Trips Daily to Baker and Way Points. 2 Thru Trips Daily to Portland and Way Points. Thru Daily Service to Weiser, Ontario, Hoisc, Twin Falls, Pocatello, Salt Lake City and Way Points. Connections aro made nt Pendleton to nnd from Spokane, Coeur d'Alene, Colfax, Lewiston, Pullman, Moscow, Walla Walln and Way Points. Connections are made at Umatilla to and from Kenncwick, Pasco, 'Spokane, Yakima, Kllcnsburj?, Wenateheo and all Yakima Valley Points. Connections ar made at Arlington to nnd from Heppner, Condon, Fossil and all John Day Valley Points. Connections are. made at The Dalles to and from Prineville, Bend, Klamath Falls and all Central Oregon Points. Connections are made at Portland to and from Tacoma, Seattle, Vancouver, B. C, and Way Points North and Salem, Corvallifi, Kutrene, Hoscburg, Medford, Sacramento, San Francisco, Los Angeles and all Way Points South. Connections are made at Salt Lake City to and from Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, ChicaRo, New York and all Kastcrn Cities. niil !llI.t:l Motor Coaches Leave La Grande ron Pendleton 10:15 a. m. Walla Walla .... 10:1 r, a. m. Lewiston 10: l.r) a. in. Spokane 10:15 a. m. Yakima .. 10:15 a. m. Portland 10:15 a. ni. Baker 10:10 a. m. Boise 10:10 a. m. Salt Lake City 10:10 a. ni. 1 :W p. nv; 0:50 p. m 1 : 10 p. m. , 1 :10 p. nr. 6:50 p. ni :! :.".() p. ni. ; 8 :25 p. m Chieftain Honored lllni v:is the name of n phlef wli' ruled n i:irt nf Hie South Aiiiit Iran fnlltilry In the Sixti-elitli ren litry. I'i rii Ik nn ml;iil:rtlnn of his inline. On. W.r ?2.2.V . :i.7.- 7.25 ...S.75 . 7.H0 . 8.00 .. 1.80 . 7.10 .19.15 Inquire at Stage Depot for rates nnd schedules to all point! Express Shipments Carried on All Schedules Columbia Gorge Stage Depot Elm and JefTerson Sts. Phone Main 799 COLUMBIA GORGE MOTOR COACH SYSTEM luik.ndY.mhiU .. .. " Portland, OregoB Round '"rip S3..I0 5.65 10.JI0 13.15 12.65 12.05 2.70 10.65 31.90 IF YOU WERE LENDING MONEY WHAT WOULD YOU REQUIRE? If you had a few thouswid or a few hundred dollars to. lend, what kind of loans would you seek? Naturally you would not loan your hard-earned money to just anybody who might want it you'd mthei' pick and choose n little. Wouldn't you insist that your loan be made only to some one who possessed something of sufficient value so that you could be protected in an emergency V Someone who had shown his ability lo handle, money wisely by already accum ulating ti little money or a little property? Someone who had already proved a reasonable ability to repay you by saving in the past? Someone who had demonstrated the ability to make money and, at the same lime, to spend less than he made? Your requirements would be very much along this line if you were making a loan, we are sure, because you would know that the person who can handle his or her own money well can probably handle yours well too. Reasonable loans are always quickly secured by people who have guarded their credit, who have built confidence by handling their money properly, whether it be a $24 a week incomo or a million dollar capital. Your credit nmy be strengthened and increased by friendly counsel with your banker. 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