La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 27, 1930, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text4 S9C k4 i j i f; 1! Ik e ! frS' 61; Slit ;. r f - 1 t. u ' ' r el-' t Thursday, February 27, 1 ILCCAIL ltiit'lv lkx From .)uan ' IWfctsteml Hero ' The sixth A studenl of Central Among those registered nt local ho hun) received u lurne box nf litany - hotels are: K II. Rivac, I'nrtland; .lupcucse articles from a school I M. Kynn, liaker: V. A, (llhtm. Now with whom the Central children York City; lv. V. Uruco, rottlnnd; correspond. A flue piihiin.'t mailt II. Jl, Tcmnleton, Spokane; Mr, of balsa wood wiif a lmrtlculaiiy lUn I'eul ami Mrs. Mux Wilson, Interesting Kifr. There were clover Joseph; It. K. Wonderly, Portland: nilniiilure Japanese people, decor- 10. V. Fry and Kd Albro, 1 'rower; utcd In Kay colors. The. children of Mr. and Mm. Fred Lyons, Port tYntral school enrrospond with two J land; Mr.' and Mrs. U. 1). Itnllean. nther fo Uni schools, ono in AiisT . linine; H, lluwklrk, Pendleton: tralla nnd one in Czrhe.-dovukiu, IVunysnii Speaks Tho Key. .M. (I. Tennyson, minis ter (if I lie Kplsropalohureh. spoko to the ehlldrim of the Hixth A Knide In Centrnl ypKterdny. Ilfuuvo the i-hlldren a vivid picture of the Pamiina ennal. Hhi-experteneeH havo lad him throimh the canal j Keven times. .Mrs. TloileliiK Speaks . Mrs. Jolin llodt,'lns spnlte to the sixth A grade children ht week fihout her Mflt to Alaska. lnst summer she made u trip in connec tion with the University of Oregon tour.- Many scene, .customs, and tho ways of living were described. Clioscn Vice l'rcslilenl .Miss -llorothy Itrownton, popho more nt'.tlio I'lllverHity ' of Va.H (iiiKlon has heen -cliosrn vlco prcnl Iilent of tno Alpnn. fill umoKa soi orllv'at Seattle for next year,- nnl'i in bPKinnine her dalles now, lrls to Meit '. ' ' Tho hlKh school , tilrls who he- Iouk to the Missionary snclvty f in.. Methodist church arc to meet tomorrow evcnlnif at me noine 01 Jliss I'hyllls 1'cterson. Dinner Is to he served nt, six o'clock and the meeting will -follow The blrls havo a letter from !)r. Ida. Ilclle liewls of roochow, China,, and Ihero arc other InteiesUnn features. I lkilhKin Dunfc Tho annual American Legion hnlloon ihincc w ill take place Wed nesday, March 5 nt tho Zuher hall. Marcli -1, the date previously an nounced, is Incorrect. , I'rom Cove Mis. Kmpi'MOn Williams, of rove, was in I-a flrande Wednesday on huslnos. To Xortli Powder II. F. (lodel made n huslness trip to North l'owdi'i- yesterday -a ftei r noon. Prom I'oiihuul ,.'. N'. llodKln, of rorlland, wnn In I.a flrande. yesterday on hiisl ness. v In I'lnrliln ' , Word' hus 'boon- received from Mrs Uiey (Irahani that she Is spending part of the winter in Miami, Plorlda. Hero Yesterday . . Mrs. Stiinrt, chief operator of tho' telephone company -nl JCiitor prlse. was a 7jillrand visitor yewi lordny. Miss Naomla lluyes. of tho slimo company; nl Khterprlse, was also In-the city Wednesday. . on nusiness-r- H. A. Woodhtim, of the United States Steel corporation of Tort land, was in I-a Clrande yesterday on husltie. Hero Wiilnesthiy r. A. Itinsanuin and son, from Iinhler, spent the day In l.a tlrnndo yesterday on huslness. .; From Iinhler Mr. and Mrs. I. I Oshnrn Of usimin, i 1 miller, spent Wednesday afternoon in ibis city on business. In Portland . l.eo Miller is In Portland for sov eral days on business. At. tho Hotels Mr. and Mrs. J. P. French, Hums; and Mr. and Mrs. B. ,J. Jenson, N'umpa. stopped Jn La; flrande yesterday and registered at one of the local hotels. Here Today Miss (lenevleve Willis, of North Powder, Is In La Orandc today on business, arriving here last night. Her sister. Geneva Willis, spent yesterday In this city. How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat Lost Her Double Chin Lost Her Prominent Hips Lost Her SlufjTishness (.Blued Physical Vigor (.allied In VIvur-fcmsncsH (.allied a Sliuin-ly ITgiu-o If you're fat first remove Hie cause! Kltl'SCHKN' SALTS contulns the f. mineral salts your body organs, glands and nerves must have to function properly. When yor vital organs fail to perform their work correctly vonr bowels and kidneys can't ihrow off that waste material before you realize Ityou're grow ing hideously fall' Trv one half teaspoonful o KHl'SCHEN SALTS In a glass of hot water every morning In .1 weeks get on the scales and nole how many pounds of tat have vanished. Notice also that you huvc gained In energy your skin Is clearer your eyen sparkle with glorious health 5-ou feel younger In body k'-ener In mind. Kltl'SCHKN h give any fat person a joyous sur i prise. ' fiet an s.-.c bollle of Kltl'SCIIEN' ' SALTS from the Ite.J Cross lirug f Store or any leading druggist any where In America. (I..ts I weeks). Il this first nottlo doesn't convince you this Is the easiest, safest and s irest way to lose fat If you don't teel a superb Improvement in health so gloriously energetic vigorously alive your money glad ly returned. Adv. 1930 EKDEirjr J It. A. Wonilliiirii; Portland: W. Fnlk, Portland; II. A. Todd, Spo kane; und A. L. Fisher, Spokane. 'mio,,. Cars, driven !y W. W. rrltten- in, of Portland, and Mrs, K. L. fiattH, of Knmela, collided 11! mltcK west of Ua flrande on tho Old Ore gon ' Trull highway nt 0:45 a. in. today, beeaiiMe of skidding on snowy roadway. No ono was hurt, according to a report made to the local pollen. tion of the Ijui Mlnir, It was nn IVrfonnod Oponillmi nounce.i to.lav. . An oiieiatlon was performed on jj.timan Wenrlst Is chairman ami t.he arm of KU Wtlor nl the Orando ,,-re,, H .UIU,.r H secretary. treas. Itonde hospital thla mornlnj,-. llr. , ur,.r or hillldliiK conimllleo: Itltrer Is In (jooil condition uml ex- I ri,,, ,iilld'inir. .ihen complelcd. neets to leave the hospital In a few; day,; I- f j Slliriit .lnjiio' ' Miss- Monica . Mtihl- fell running Kunduy ana sintered a cut: 'on her forehead. Prom Illleanl -.'".-; ' i Itriice; Morehead, of HllKnrd, was lln la frando yesterday on hllsl-: ness. - :V Hero Tills Morning Ml's. J-larl lliirnett,, of Ililgnrd, was in I41 flrande this morning transacting business. In lluntlnulon K. Uirkln of the O.-w. went to Huntington thla morning on husl ness, leaving on No. '24.. In IVmlleton L. V. 'Chausse went to Pendle ton this morning to transact busi ness. ;-;. ltd timed to Work ' ' Mrs. Walter Itlokland returned to her duties at the O.-W. offices' today after an nlscnce; Wednesday. Sinus Oiierntlon . J. Hlokoy. underwent an opera- lion' at the flrande Itonde hospital vefterday for. sinus infection. is Improving Mooehenit Ij4kgloti ' ' i .. . The. Women of .the Mooseheart legion will meet Friday nightvfor the- semi-monthly social motHing at the home: of .Mrs. Sine lit COB Jefferson street with Mrs. Charles Spivey assistant hostess. Members and friends are Invited. ' lieturtietl Homo . Mrs. I'loyd t'unnlngham returned home today after-spending several days in the Clrande HonUe hospital receiving treatment 1 Home Prom tlio. Hospital Miss Flossie Swirled returned homo today from the flrande Hondo hospltnt where bho has been a patient since undergoing a miijor operation about 10 days ago. " Summervllle, fnJor Opcnitliul ' John Hacker. ' of underwent a major operation nt j the W'onderllck hospital Tuesday morning. , His condition Is reported to bo good.. ' :'. . : "" : , , . ,,,.. ..... ,.,. . Mr. and Mrs. Hex Oreen .Monday morning at the flrande Rondo hospital. Vlsllod, In Texiis ' ' W. Marshall, employe of How- man-inclis at Mnxvllle, has return- j ed'from a month's visit 111 Texas 1 visltlnn-reialivr-s. mop . La Orande on his return trip. .. - i . JOHNSON BID j : $98,370 ON SURFACING ! ect of .the lloosevelt highway. The. job ronslsts of about 10 miles of regradlng and resurraclng nnd the fuiiilslilng of crushed gravel In. slock piles. The M.I was lu4.ti4s. 1 'I'ho N'ewnort Construction coin-I pany hid a low of fltiil.CfiO for the .lennv Crock. Kcno Springs high way widening and resurfacing inj Jackson nnd Klamath counties. The Klamath Falls oiling proj- eet and construction of 4i tulles of bituminous macadam wearing sur face in the vicinity ' of Klanuith Kalis probably will be awa-rded J. c. Compton of McAflnnvlllo, whose bid was $130,142 was low out of more than a dozen bids. Tho Cochrane. Construction com pany, with a bid of $1112.120 prob ahly will he awarded the job of 6.4 miles Of grading on Ihe fllen-ada-liouclas county line section of ihe P.nosevelt highway. In Malheur and Harney conn ties, which constitutes the Vale oil 'choice $!i.00'.i $11.00. cull 10 com ing project, construction or 1 1.4 i inon $6,501) $S.OO. Vealers, milk miles of macadam wealing surface fed. good to choice $ 1 l.onj $1 :i.00. and application of 65.3 miles of i medium $.Mi(K't $ 1 l.on. cull to com- J surface treatment In the vicinity ; loon $6.50 '11 $'j.fi0. Vealers. milk! or Huntington, Ontario. Vale, llro-jled, good to choice $1 l.oofi $1:1.50. ( gan' and liiirns. the commission j medium $J.00 a $11.00. Cull to granted the contract to Ihe Coch- j common $7.oO(.r$;i.oO. j lane Construction company, withi Hogs: weak to. shade lower: re a bid of $ICCi!I3. celpts 450, Including 23S direct or. .Iiihnsoii Itlib SUS.:!7U jr.n contract. Heavy weight $10.00 I Other Jobs and bids are: l'.i $11.50. Medium weight $lo.oo Milltnomuh und Hood Itlver j l $ 1 1.70. l.lifht weight $ll.75jf counties: Portland-Hood ltlvor ec- ! $11.85. Light lights, $10.75 $1 !.- . Hon of tho Columbia Itlver high-; so. Packing sows. $!..ooj $10.00. i way. Homer Ci. Johnson, llosebnrg. I Slaughter pigs $10. 00 $11.35. j $70,011,1: I'nhm and 1'maillla conn- Feeder aud s.oekers $ 1 l.ofi ( $ 1 1-j ties: Kaiiiela-lfllgard section of the ; 75. (Soft or oily hogs nod roasting ' Old Oregon Trail, construction of j pigs excluded In abovn quotations!. 14.5 miles of broken stone surfac- Sheep, und lambs: fjnotably Inv- llomer I. Johnson. $5S..170: steady, receipts 75. Lnnjbs. 14 lbs., Wlllaio'lto valley counties: Hills- Idowo $;..75i $10.50. liuibs S4 to; t.oro-Kugeno rock production tiroJ-2 lbs. $a.40'A $10.35; medluv ! I ect: furnishing about 35,000 cubic yards of brnkon stone or crushed gravel In stock piles ulonr state hi'.'himys, llomer l. Johnson. $11". 141: ciuthop founty: brldie" over the Neranlcum river on th9 l Roosevelt const . highway, Hires miles eomh of Seaside: F. 1.. Odon, Knlom. f 1 S.nuS; luidgo over Wa- 1 liannii clock oil tho Itoosevolt const i highway at the north limits of Scn- side, l I Odon. Salem, $29,833: Klniimth county: bridge over Ivintn. i nth ilvor on tho frreon Spring lilKhwny nt Konn, Whitman nnu j company. $f.3,uTa; Ijine county, i dismantle old steel bridge owl j. Willntnntto rlvor at Hprliigtlrld ana reconstruct tho name over tin coast fork of the Willamette rivet on n county load near Creswell, . .' .' ,i '.i !. tir i,i"lu,, strength than illil now river on the Old Oregon Trail. 1 miles went of Ul llr.indc. O. N. Pierce, $26,7 10. . , ADOFf PLANS FOR COUNTRY CLUB HOUSE (Continued frun Taga One) of :U l.y 50 feel. There will he five rooms. InelmltnK locker rooins for ' the men, etc. The bilililln nlans iiIko proviile for a- liaseniont. Wootl will he useil In the constttte- will lie n. heullllfllb addition I," the country cluli eonrfe. which Is do- dared 'lo' he Vne 'oftthi best In Hi' stuciand ami w ill iio lo slate.. ';' ' ;'K:- ' . '' ,' Vleln markets. K. 1. Inrk Tho Interior .deeonitlon corniuli'- 1,,. 11, ,1... .. 1 Tho Interior .ileiDratlon rorniiill'- I tee of the new country cluh house-j of which Mrs Auif.. J. StartBe Is chairman .also met. last night and made- plans for , raising . funds to finance the decorations." They ar ranged for u .ruminate sale to. he held. March '7 and S. . ' . . ''' ' Committee' iiiemhers are: Mrs. I., j K. Uinz.l, -Mis. Mirmiill n rees. Mr.'. W. I.'. 1'erklns, .Mis. 1'Ted .M. ; A ,,1 sllow storm: Tuesdav night tinier, Mrs. It. M. liny. Mrs. I.00 ,rt umut tvt. inchcK of snow ou K. Ilnm--. Mrs. A. V. Nelson. Mrs. I ,,,,, Krolltl,, , p is still suow Iterumn Siegrisl and trs. Harry j ,,. ,!.,. ,ums,s lu ,e mucli fcurhrlck. . . -; more. , . , , -i . I ''. revival led hy Ihe'ltev. Hilly : 'I'.UvlNC. .'J'P.STI.MO.W , ! imw le at the 1.. H. S. rommiinlly Ci HANTS PASS. Ore., Ki-lj. 'J7 (.'P)J Takliig1' testimony ' In, the trln I of Tony.Vaigu. 17. Charged with the murder of Itobert Ingalls, Josephine county farmer, was be ing taken. -In. circuit court today af ter a: jury of eleven men and one woman liad .been tHw;orTi In . by Judge If. I, Norton. - . I'K.'HTKItS WI-'.Hill IX MIAMI. I'M.. -j Peb. .27 (Al') I j..u siiai ke.v, Hie first of the prln. c.lpHls. In tonlxht's heavyweight fight carnival to weigh lu, scalud exaelly. -.!I7'. piilinds at tile ol'lfcs of Hie, ilaiiii' lioxlng' commission shortly al'ler noon. . 'Seolt tippeil .the beam at 20,ri, eight pounds mule than Sharkey. The liriton bad nolhlng lo say. lie wore a heavy growth of beard. i-i,.xi-: .may ii.vvi:. itiit.i:i . l.OS ANOKt.KS. I'Vb. 27 (Al') Western Air KxpreHH . of (Iclals ifl day sent a posse Into the eoulheanl orn' tip of the San Oabrlcl juoiltl taln range, near Muscoy, Cal... to investigate the cause of a file seer, on the iiioulitaln side last Sunday eviniiifc-. , They admitted the pos slbllity Hio flames . jhiglit ,hav been from their til-motored pas- I senger plane. In which--Jaine's K. ilioleii pilot, urel two .companions have been missing rlnce Sunday af- t ternbou.' '. - ': ... ,'. ! , : ' -. - ; staxks .loirnxr.Y wki.i. ! j, f j p; v; N't; A.il I A . i Feb. i (i'i') Itea'r Aditilrnl "llary. Junes.. American paval adviser, w-nn is '.'ii -route .homo becuuso of . lilt nrss; withstood the journey. , from London to Souihiimpton.-wcll 6hd spent a- conifortablo night .aboard ship. -, ' l ' ' ' 1 ': : -.unciioxAt.! iioi'Kpi'ii ; . LONriON, Feb. 27: (AP)' Prime . Muelior.ald nuOsUoned in the house of commons whether-ho expected to arrive at . any- luter hatlomil ngreemcnt for navol ills armament, today replied emphat ically "certainly." pun; jiAMAtii-: tua.nvo Kb'Nn, Ore., Feb. 27 (AP) liatniige iimotilitinK to $(iy,00ft re sulted at the lower bridge mill Of the Atonllto corporation of Port land yesterday when fire destroyed tho mill and nearly suffocated W. M. llartlett, superintendent. llfa-OSKD SHAM IllliS PAIIIS. Feb. 27 (AP) Ahmed Majjir, deposed shah of Porsio, died today In the American hos pital lifter 11 year's Illness. l-OKTLAXI) I.IVK.STCK'K POItTLANH, Ore.. Feb. 27 (AP) Cattle and calves: looks steady, receipts cattle. 100. calves 10. Heifers, low- cutter to cutter ja.r.o r $6.0(1. Hulls, beef, pood lo choice JS.00 't $8,011. Cut ter 10 medium $0.00 lit $S.O0. Calves, son lbs. dowu, medium to $n.75. all weights. commoD"$7.00i $. V.irllnir wothers $6.C0q $.00. tfives, niediutn to cbolco 15.00 fp ' $6. -" 120-100 Ihs. $4.00'fl C.o, an J weights, null and common $J.00V 1 $4.00. LA GRANDE L,i5NINO OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. YVhoof PSlillWlC ?T uvub X UlUiva Strong, Three Cents Higher rilli'AfiO, l-Vh. .T (AP) New inocs o ffederal farm hoard and Its allied organizations receive I i the Hons sham of.nttcnllou In tin wheat pit today, and prices ad- ! : vaiu-ed rapidly at Mines. Mont oi , thw gniim wit,, hehl mi the linisu. ; rAlay delivery of wheat .showed i rnrn ! : months, recent premiums or .luty j over May disappearing i-omphiiely at sonic stages of the day s ileal- , : . J Wheat i-mires closed sirong - to &TtiC higher thau yes.c ish. t'oru dosed 1 U-1 tc lM'- oats !uachuagud to a rise of lec. Cove Apple Men Ship Carload Of in a. re J. f C rUll 10 JiiaSt lly Mrs. A. 1. CnuKliii (Ohscrver rorrcspomlcnt) TOVH Ore. (Special)- The ap l.li' lutn are liusy packing out their applet:. They are sending out a car of Koine Itealltlcs anil Jon:i- thun-. Tlie apples. arc handled Lhy lo the castr or has the .1.. ..1. ' j 1 ,uliy (l 0. i.lmii,also have a ,aie In the car. The hall sloi in last summer damaged apples ino-.-e .hum III Cove than It did Inrllier iioi'til and as .-. Ital'ki-r lives .north'. of town his apples are not Mildly hallmarked while all the ap ples grown iieai town cull very .... , hall has closed. There was an an nouncement made thai It would continue throughout the week but the attendance was small and so It was closed. . Mr. and Mrs. llunyan Anderson and son, llale. and S. A. Aiuler- j I som all of l.a Cii-amle. spent a I'ew I t hours lit the home of Mr. and M."s. j 1 I.. K. Anderson Sunday. j ..-Mr. and Mrs. I.. K.. Anderson and family, Miss Thelina, l.ogan t and Conrad diove lu llnloll Sunday evening where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. S.. K. Miller. i Mr. and Mrs. It. S. Cnmstork, , Kathleen and Itoy .Coins! nek wen- dinner guests at Ihe Helty homi Sunday. ' .M.rs. .Hen licCorde will enlcrlalil Hie . llorcns society of Ihe llaptlst church 'Ihursday. Aril-tte. the small ilallghti-r of Mel and Mrs. K. l-f. Iialilel. or Mllddv creek, has been slil'l'ei'lng flillli an attack of flu. . Mr. and Mrs. U. K. llarher and M,:v It. I. Harker vis ted , M r. Prank Wells at Alicel oes.da. Mr.'. U. I.und lias heyll unite III with flu all this week. The Junior Sunday school ol llic Methodist- Kpiseopal church Is conducting a contest for member- ship. .Mm. A- A. Amies is super- Intendent. Kach child who brums a, new pupil lor tW" successive , ,, ;,.U)U.V. - . Sunday!'. Is rewarded wllh a badge! r,1(11. lllp terms of the sctlle and Ibis badge Is 111 the form of a m(.n, (ooken are to turn over llsh because they are fishing for n ()l0 ,,,.,( $40,0011 In cash. liun-slHirshlp. Last Sunday the class of Mi. Harlan Ivoger was iiisv and the clasM that is an in awarded a banner that call carry f of. a month. This class iiiituhoi s nine. They aro U'Wis and Arnold j Hallmark, Kdmiind and imn .mii-ll-r, Lewis Oelss. Virgil chadwiek. Hlwin Towle. Milton Harris and !tobert Wltly. WOLF CREEK lly J. A. Nice (Observer Correspondent) WOLK CKKKK. (Special) Mails Nice was 11 Lu (Irallde visitor last Friday. '' U. C. Itldwell was here on Tues dav buying hors.-s. - Fern Myers spent last Saturday und Sunday wllh Kvn Nice. Mr. and Mrs. (I. M. llllklson were La, Orande visitors last 'Ihursday. While there Mr. C.llklson attended the agricultural ci.iuliilltee meet ing. Tho flel-Togother club met nt the (j. M. Ollliison home last Sat urday night. Hyian (Iraham and family lis: Ki d at the S. It. O'Hilen home last Sunday. A very pleasant Washington birthday nartv was held at the ('.range hall last Saturday night. I A good sized crowd was present. , Thin also being near the occasion ! of the birthday anniversary or Mm. ! Oscar Smith she was given a show- ; or by her many friends. j 'I .. . . .-i- - -' 1 - - - - I IN THE Will Ki4tre No. Ill Iji ;rninle. Ore. Pendleton Mills i AH Wool Sox ' 39c A lucky buy Cor us for I you. Pure core wool yam knit to Rive wi-viee nnd protection. . i Grey White Hathcr j ' i Man Hurt When Horse Knocks Him To Ground iy Mvs. Ilerllm t'urper (nttsi'i vi'r Correspondent) PKO.MISK, Ote. (Hpechill l'Ved I., Potter wan iptite paluvully hun Hnturduy uuniin-;- hy hlf horse jumping uvalnst him ami KimcKing him iionn. Me was at tne innne oi" K. Corhelt and was prepur- Ing ti Hturt tor his home and was ty.n,' a package on tlic saiiitie wnen the horse hecame frlgltent'd nn l jniniH'.l ngnimt him knocking him to the ground and running over nun. ins oacK vu iioue wu inj In illicit and he remained at th; Ou i hett. home until Montlay Ve- 1 11I11K lieiore hi.' w as aide lo return . home. ui-uil ami Ivan did his; ru fautrcll went to Tl flrnnde I'eeilliii,- and uillklllK while he was ' Tuesday on huslness. - Mrs. Caut ' auay from home. 1 rell haw been 111 Ul Cll'unde for llalplt rarpcr returned home Tiu-Mlay afli'r a week III Wallowa. Itoy Henderson went to Wallowa .Monday retiiinlna Tuesday. He In-' tends to in-Kin workiiiir ror i-.rn- vMt J"lin?" ur v,,ll'' al,mlt the nth of Miirch. lie will help dinliii.- Inmlilnj; and then her l ' Ju I-.I.-I' Mi'.' ami Mrs. William Sannal Miss llona Scott fpent the weelt rcttimcd to their home Thursday ' (.nd at the, Welmcr home at Klve after It three weeks slay at Will- l'olnts. She Was. also present at Iowa and fciiterpilse. . the hliihday dinner S,unday honor- .lolui farner. Itulln Oorbott nnd li,,- Wilmcrlh Welmer. Others Artllllr .Wallace went to Wallowa Monday on business. Pliey niade the'lrlp by wagon. t'hailie Moore, M-orrls Tcid and l.ee Snillh went to Wtllowa Mon day, Mrs. Moore ami Mrs. Teel accompanied Ihem as far as. Max villi. where lliey expect to remain until the men return. I Mrs., Kmlly I'hillips has been I i kllln.- uftli' line ,lu llirll t IT Ihssie tiorbctt for several davs. camp for a tew tia.s iiin-mmih . Kdllh Fli'shman. seven-year-old huslm'ss. She returned to camp daughter of Mrs. Nellie Kleshmau. Monday. 1. confined to her bed with rheum-. )illl Nlekles left Monday niorn uils.n. lug for the Pierce sheep camp Mrs. ltessle (Jorbeil and Hirer where he lias a position. daughters and Mrs. Knilly Philllns vislled Sunday Willi Xfl'S. Ucvn M L'onald. f Afr. Kejiworthy was uulte 111 l'i-lduy night and again Saturday. Iiavid Garrett welll to Wallowa i Saturday after medicine for. him. i .lohn Cnrper and son, l''r'ed stayed : with M.r. Kenwortby Saturday j ulghl. Ills condition Is uiillo serious:. . Hunald Fleshmali wasipllle pain fully Injured last Thursday morn ing at the I'romise school play ground. When he came up unno ticed behind .llinmle Henderson, who was hatting a hall, the ha: struck him on the month, nearly ' knocking out two teelli and . hruls - log Ills lace quite badly. ' 1 le was i taken home uml was not able lo reiurn lo scunoi me next uay. Cooke Compromise I Plan Is Approved ' , -. f.., ,.ollTI,AN,, Ore..-l:'eh, 27 f AP) Al)11,.OVill. . of , ho' . compromise CU,M iRmilr'!llth'er J( (Vi()(o mi, Jnmij1 (,()()!( tentatively entered . Into between (m,m ,iM(1 j (, (jininglnm, trusteo for lh(, ,.,.0,i itol f UlO defunct ))1.nk(,raKn rlrm Overbeck and (.0 h ,.0ninnny. was granted yes- ,,,,.,,,. hv A- i !',, refee In j,.wt.iM t,e eipilty in the Coolie I resldellce. It Is expected this will reach In excess of $00,0(10. Creat American Hftrhor Key West lias beeii described 11 p.issesslily ' Hie greatest iiatiirnl Imrhiir snillh of New York. .There is niiipli.- spaci; on II. Is placid tiosoin for (lie argosies of tile, world, uml many halloas are represented b.v the dags ll.vlng at the lopiiinsts of the eoiiiiaerehll carlicrs Ihill put in there. Piles Go Quick ribs are caused by eonniMllou or blood in the lower bowel. Only an ; Internal remedy ean re'movo th eaasc. That'a why salves and out ilntf f.ill. Ir. Leonliardt's' Jlem Cold, a harmh'Hs tablet, succeed, bceaus.' it relieves tto's eonjxesllon aud HlrcniflhenH the affected parts. llcmUolil has given fpilck, safe and lastlim' relief to thousands of 1Mb? Sufferers. Ir will do the Home for yon or money back. (ted Cross, I trotf Htore and drujTKidn every win-re sell Hem-ltol.l with' tills Kniaranle. Adv. Cinderella SpringUU Style Show iSacijawea Hotel Lohhy TOMORROW' NKUIT Several Inches Of Snow Covers Hilgard Ground IVy Verna Wlnur (Olmerver or respondent Hll.fJAKO. Ore., (Mpeelnl) -Af- . f),H. ,llV(t ,,f nt.,, weather a HUmrn change came with a little ,.Jln ami then snow to ine depth of several Inches. liie nelghhois and friends of (,nroy gave them a K,n-prsl. party on Thursday nlglu. ri conray Is leaving for Klamath i.'i,nK where he has work with Mr. Imrrr. Mrs. t'onroy will remain jljt,.p roi. tno present. Mr. and Mrs. (lay Itior returned ! to enmp Tuesday afler a two-week vacation M0Verul days with her dauuhler. Wjnida and sons, Harold . anil Howard. aMli .Mrs. Vel'll Thompson ,lu,i son. Itoyd, came out rrotn camp Sunday -in their car hut fmiiid the road very muddy. The h'ft tlielr car and I'Dtlirned .Monday .... lhU llV.lll present were .iiarion'iiiss. .nr. now Mrs. D'ean I'lickett, Dell ruekett, Mack . fiec Ward and lllissel rage, i:dniond l!loin,,.lohn Thorn hue. Mr. nnd Mrs. John 'Price, Edith Con', and Verna and Wll- mei tlr Welmer. MM. Jcnney Tlolvcrson went to vn-tfii-ni. i-eceni v to work for Mr. and Mrs. Case 1-OUTIiAXn CASH pOltTI.ANI), Ore.. Feb. 27 (AP) --(.'ash wheal : Hln l. ml hlueslem. haril white I -1 - Soft white l.os. Western, while l.OS. linrd winter $l.lt. Northern spring O.nii. Western red J 1.0(1. Today's ear receipts: wheat 21. hurley I. flour !i, corn a, oats n, buy I. IVI'.ltl-OOli WIIP.AT i.i VIOM'OOI,. Fell. 27 (AP) ' wiie at. close: March .s ft-id SI.M. . This Pattern and Many Other New Spring Styles Will he. Modeled Cinderella Style Show Sacajawea Inn Friday Evening 8 p. m. UNUSUAL j LIVI'.HPOOli WHF.AT -I'Z.": ; '. J . - '-1 Muv: xs 1 -i $i.ii( . . I . .lulv: Ss 4'Vid S1.22i. :. I tmyi. JGh, I I;'-' mTri.nF.vi' ;J Jk ' " I "and3,,,e.- ; ,; ; . . V I poia-LAxi) pitoi)i( i: Udtll in - :'' ::' W;: I ' POItTLANH.. Oil!., Feb: 27-XAI') 'nnOthF - ,7 ISOX .' jfTT vCn, I, 1 1-TTiflTr-y (buying "'lc'os)?;Mli-- : ' MUUUIVI FV ' ' "AlWl . S. I . . :. 11 '1 :. . " 1 r-.v'. -. .' -:,:;..' - -- Xmm. -. V Slavic. x .lliiiu and Unlit hem cent higher; t Ah a matter of fuel, fr-om pres No.,1 turkeys cent lower? alive I cnt Indication there nrij no plana heavy he an over 4 a Ihn. 2T II 3tlc?j fm a town lnnelmll teimi. . mi'iltiiui Menu, 2r lo 4 -j Inn. '-"'ii I No mcetlnttH ha vo been reported, IlKlil. undi idt r :tVa U'H. -'e; i i ap rings, over 2 ihs. 2-l4i!!ru; pekln j ducks, 4 Ihs. and over, -Sc; colored j ducks, 1817 20c; turkeys. No. 1, (SSti.luo. No. '2. jre; cills, 20c; livo MS'ti JOc. j Couulry meats; (buying prices) i choice veal, lSii l!ie; pork lMaf i Irte; ehidee liunhs 20fi 22r; mut t ton, lOii lie. I tut tor: firm, unchanged. Rggs: S Hi in. unchanged, j Milk (hint erf at), onions, poln I toes, wool, hay. nam, cascnni hjurk j ami (tops steady and unchanged. KITiAtt AMI I MH U POllTI.ANM Otv., Feb. 27 (AP) 'a ue sugar (sacked basis) Ht,..iy.. ,..,,.. frull or Worry. r..lB per CWt. lie. I SUKUI' ?.,.IIO cwt. l''lour (city de;iver pi'ic.,.s) steady; family patents, 'Ills. $7.20; whole wheat. -Ills, $li.:ill; graham, li's, S'l.Hi: linkers' hard wheat, ass. sii.NO- linkers' hlucslcih pat ents. Sum, it.sn; pnsiry flour, 4!l, II.TIi, NO LOCAL PLANS . FOR BASEBALL Baker, With Gib Stokke, Reported Ready but, is . Waiting on La Grande.; With the big league dubs head- ! lug for training camps and spring- j like w nlher Miming fans thoughts naseoau. uiere has ncen soino j rpe ' (Jr. peculation In both Maker and city's plans present. for baseball are at aiBIEaillllllllllHBIBBUBUE: Wash Dresses, age 2 to 14 . .; : . . 98c Sweaters, Age 1 to 4 . . . . .'. . . '.' 98c Jersey Suits, age 2 to 5 ...... . 98c Several Month-End Bargains . In Values to $4 for 98c - - NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP BSESSSm&BBHlHBMHBIHI tMimilMf IIIIMWH IIIMIIIIMM I I .'. ......... I aTa7n 51 t NOW PLAYING Dolores Del Rio in "Evangeline." GRANADA AM. TAI.KI.Vfi Hark stage drama plus n complete ililllilii'l show. Minn. Subjects SIC AND I1EAU A ( OMIHf TC MINSTIUL e Five and officers of ImhI yejn-'H dull ifiijr ; hoy know of no plans to sponsor ; u team In the 1 1 Hie .Mountain ' league. Dining ttie last yenr ov so local cluhs have had more or I less tough sledding financially, land althom;h winning teams have been produced, the purse has been sudly empty at times. : (lib Htokke. first sucker who come to l.a Crnudo from the Tim ber league, has umvrd to Dakar wheru he is reported to have taken over a billiard parlor. It Is un derstood that Ills move was pattly due to the pessimistic outlook hero at: far as a banehall club Is con cerned. Maker Is greatly Interested In what Ijl Craiule does because of. the geographical location. With out l.a Orandc, a lilue Mountnln league is difficult to form uiiIchm Maker were to travel over 100 miles for every out-of-town game. And. without l.a (irnmle, entiy of ltaker into an Idaho-Oregon league would also bring up the travel problem, because of the dlstancq Involved In the Jumps. Besides Slokke. Itakcr has I he following . men lined up for tho reason: Johnny Saunders, catcher; a 'shortstop now living ; In -North I'owitcr; William.; Mct'ord. "Turner; Joo Palmer nnd others. With a'J loam practically lined up. ItaKer Is, anxiously . awaiting any signs, of baseball enthusiasm from this city for sale : . , Sewlllit Simp, 100 Drjxtl Slroc4 Doing front $0,110 to 2l.0fl dally Owner lias o)'portiuilt.v to study niliniic.-d ili'slgnluir. ARCADE FRIDAY SATURDAY Friday. Saturday I'revc, THE (OOIANDI),. HELEN TWElVETREES FRED SCOTT A smoahinq sloty of Ihf orctM that Iter apatl a lorluttd heart j NOW PLAYING "Shannons of1 Broadway" AvvS