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Thursday," March 6,-1930 UA UK AN UK L.iiNUMU OBSKKVEK. LA GRAM L) 15, OKK. D.DCAiL CIwsj KiiUm Contest I.rn die llftspltal jmUh Innu ltuth filirrlman. home ' Miss Omia Abie Victor, dough wSonnn)lc instructor u the lj ley nf Hi. and Mr. l(nlior( Vir Orand" HIkIi school has entered tho j lor, is leaving: the Crando llonde members of her Hush in the Xu-! hospitaf today to he at tho home ttonal .Meat Story contest which pi uf )ior paionitt at I K I J V avenue. tfOnduoled annually hy the National 1 i 1 I. .. i,n,l t-il itii'ii-H ff-. . hh-'h fijltool uirls. The contest CO" i' f' 11 close on April l, lTj vrsity'cholarships are the major prize &hd other prices of rush nre uiu,t awarded eacli voar for the hcitl MtSftVS.i , I III lUIHMIlill .-0WIIIIOO- ship ya( won last year hy MIsw Htith cntllen of the Ln Mrande Hinh 'ChoalJ Wards are allotted, so thai irirlH idtcvery state will he among tti.1 winners and the local .irlrln fe. l tlit have au oxccUrtnt chance ! of earryuiK air u scnoiarsuip HOme irtvthc - a- WlllaniPlln Vollcv .lUKIlUIs, .Mill II. HUM .11 rn. .1.' ,.. . !nly, JIV. 1 1 ii ii t k slslor, nri' U'livlIiK tOiliiy dif thulr .way to 1'ortlalul Hint' tlio VlHiimotlo Viilley when- tlicy , liviir wDiJut Hovornl wcpUh. AX i-h. : Cinlv, iv)ioMi homo- is la 'Pncunwi i m W.jt.:. .rt i....n.in.i ..-in. m.. rt.i i ..';, i ,. .'-vi, 411 If. " ' ' IiiKion ii'ijom IIumt. .Mr. Mum', who linn lipli serioiihly 111 Hlni'U -lai-'t imiislj'iii Imiirovlnit. 4 , f . .. , Finci ' and CosIk ' J' L fPf andrf, a Hiilcsman formerly from M?nols, was arrested yester day pirn'nint; at II o'clock hv the the coji'tny sheriff for ' defrauding a local utUeepiir. Saml" was found guilty Kil fined '-f' ""-l costs by. JudgrU Deuhiim, i j ' - l!lms I At tho Tlotcls 'i- Juerfip the Illness of her father,! J. IX Kauffmnn and Tllll Swnn Jj (iaj-iick. Miss Unth (iarrick j son, Valla Walla; ('. Y. l'MCklen, tcachci Cai liiverla i hool was ab- Huntington; T. .1. Littleton, Kriseo; Bi nt fi dlin her I'lasscs yesterday . K. Ij. Pord, San Kranclsco; Miss ml Jl. I. M. Kennedy suhsti-; tnted M- her, li-liln(r4lli'ro js a A'Variinrie visitor .tills week SPi'liillliK several ilay here iih Teianira. Itetiir lit IIOllMV li'lln .Myir rrtm nc d limno JiV rroiil il n-n-w-cli Imsi- rraesdl lii - linj) iili'.'imui' 1H . spout muslr !-1 in p-'ollllli'lli I'lilifonilu. Who Svlsiti'il VrK'Hil "i"1 I'Hiitlven I'll .l'iiK!ilV(in ami l.os Anunli'B mill ;f ntlior j iVjlic'H iicir thrrf. nml nlo W 1 on It iiAst irraillllitc work ' i 4 clilroilArUn srliool in l.os Alllf li'i:. of th- ivliirn u-lp hIio vlnt- f n i:il In re..r l.i ml nlioiil a wci-k. li',i1, i ri'Poi'tiiVn very pli'iisa ill -trip lnl : t it: Klmlito 'In' I nick 111 1.0 (irall'lo. ; 1 ' . : lll'l'UH'UiiK :-On liliii'iis j. .loslo Jonzalez. who has heen a ( W. A. Ilrontnall. general safely ; patient at the flriindo Uoiulo hos ; ngrcnt v(' '(he ).-V., from Port-; pital for. about a week, Is con flu ml, spent sj yenil Anf in . I." ; valeselllK. . ' '.' i (lianih 'lliin week op business. 'rraillint.- Ili'l'i'- t . ' "Itocky" ItnporH,' of Hood ltlv er andf'l'lio liifelh's. wlth"lilii Jnan-. liner, KIIIM w'ilhelni. .has" liemi ti-aininf at lli lnvj"'rla.l atblctje club tor several days. lie will 1cav in tin- i in l he ni ise, March J. orning In fight in ltoisi 111 al Home Mr.. Kdward Strieff ' at iter homo. iiijlo .ni Alleipl (.-V. Mi.ctln' C. W. .(eado I', t'riger and 1.. I . Portland. ere business In La (Irnndo yesterday. vlHllorsj ntteiid- the meeting); of the O, " I' loiti M-iwllli Mr.-, l-'red Matthes, of M,ax - ville. is in l.a (lraiue tpday iratiM - aotlng business'! llluosw Mr:. .Curtis Sine Is' ill at b home, according to reports. , j Ished and the study of the disease lloeiiporutliiii jand bacteria of the face and head Mrri. I)eia l-'leshinaii,. who hasj-lifts been compleU'd. yest M.onday I eon ill 'of pneumonia fur about , evening tho clas-s Jvlll meet with n week, is rocuporaiing. ; lr. Lee liotivy to receive tustrue ID C STARTING 'A delightful, thrilling, swift-moving, jail tajkinif screen romance with a tremend ous climax All I5oyd fans will heartily enjoy il. Also Talking 'Ek Mi-.VniiiiHi Jt '" Vlliiphnno .la :'7 Acts ElDDElTir IZclurmtl Home l.ilVonex I Hal, daughter of Joe I -'ill. Is at the home of hoi grand parents, .Mr. and Mm. II. Kvans, iirter. hi ins ii patient In the "irandf I tun On hospjtnl fr a few (;iv- - : ; . ' llvy I miliar I A-'loty meeting of the O.-W. VM"' . UtVislon was held yestor- m 'n fhih ;1iouho with rep. irannliilivfii rimni. ,li ,MllincnlH liriscnt, .Tho xnlijoin nT liri-von- ii"n or inks ii pit iiain:i;:i' to ri'i'iKht IVitH lUscMISMI'lt. ' Tl,,. ... . ,, ,.,,,, cvonlni;, Mtr. J ,a the Kplmniuil , ; ' " """""""" '"" Itrluiiioil I'Yoin t'lilirnnilii . ."u.Hiin iiiiit'r rtuurnoii 1110 r"'Mt ? weH- from Oulclaiul, On I., - her. , week where she' hnH heen visiting daughter for, about ; thny Left tho. Hospital ' Tiuth ilildehrandt haH."return.ed hnnie from the fJiande Uonde hoji pital after receiving an injury,, to her right hand inf an; oli('tro wringers .Kone of tho honcH in her hand are broken, hut tho skin Wa considerably torn and stltuheK ; were necessary. H.attio X. l'ord, New York . City aro registered at the local hotels. : County Court Mooting , ! 'Plio coiint.v ooiirt, in ltR March session, ivns fUlishilitr the. niiilitlnK 'of hills'oaiiy' this anornoon-'uml .-Iwas also expecting to conlploto ao .V ;tion on etosiiiK a county roail later '- itnilay. 'Pho court opened Its ses sion -yestonlny niornlnir. StOlHMl IIOIT ' Mrs. Donalil . Bieth stopped . in lia. Oramlo jestenlny mornintt on her ivay homo to Joseph after'a visit in Portland. ' Improving: Henry .Mohles, win In n pnlient I. the Grande Uiiiulo hospltnl,' Is improving and nvay ho ahle to leave the Institution In q. few days. Patient nt Hospital Mr. Hubbard Is (11 at tho flrnnde Uonde hospital .whero ho has boon for alyuiJ aiyek, Ills condlllon Is hbollt tfie silmc. ' ' . - - ItCTOVOHllff . I Mrrf. Halph Cunningham is conr ivalescing nt homo following un j operation at the O ran do Hondo hos i pital several days ogot . : Vlsltlne Ucre Mis J-ftur Hasmussen,, a rest " IdeiH of 1-a flrande several . years ago, stoppetl here last night on No. Itcacb. M. j l? on Jut xvny home from Detroit, Lewis, "f ; Aripi, . t.-horo sho has been a'stu- n, , t th T)pmnp iieautv school. Wntio nere sue win no at me nome nf Mku rtnrnien Weeks. Miss Itas- mussen's home Is now in Wallace. j lYnm SfnscvlHe-T- , , Mrs, T. C. Parker nnd '-daughter, iof MaxviUe, were I.a, firande vIk- i itors this week on bitsines. '; . Ilarher Classes ... Six classes of tle post graduate course in harboring have .been fip- A ID E TODAY Comedy r .b t!on in microscopic' work. The average attendance of the class I about 14, alt local barbers except tmo man from Union. NORMAL SCHOOL CLUB PRESENTS ONE.ACT PLAYS (Continued from Page One) the land of I'onderay. I'rincos:; l-ellcla (Jessie Whlllock) is a ytln Utile ruler who in spite of tin elnlfOrttte enviroauii'iu finds mu'I' siarklo in life, and thlnlw love it: Hie rcali-t of all things. . -"he 4ioesn'l uaiit to niai'ty tlf .'rini-e of I onuloio-tcr .lli-a Oarilen) nicrely lecauHi that Is vhat her pooph' want her to do. What she finally do.es Is hiti-ivst-Inx hut .don't lt - mistaken, Hie tvhnle act Is without a d'-cp plot or anythiiur ultlo or hidden., A gucFs from the start will tell wlml the end will he. The play is Komi, not for its Inli-lleriiial fiM-iiiiK or Its surprising- though in, I ml he- .'aiir-o it. is cleverly writh-n with wit anil, fri'slmess in tin i-onver- j nation. Itoth of the Icadiau parts j vcre played with an i-mso and mil i nisi ie touch thai had niui'h to ) Io with the act's success,' . i - lrm: 'Johnson . portrayed Hie! part, of Certrudu, a very devolcj serviiai. Clen . Henderson and f.'ecil I'nf-ey. weVft tiddliiopol Kir raiH of tho prlneee l''elicia. Mu-i sic during the first . of the scour fta;r played 'by Hon Oesierllnii'. i elnrinrt. nnd lM win Honors, ban- i j". . ."The. I'layifpeir," was an minis- inj,-' comedy, resulting from an t Idea oft The - .Mistress (t.illiau Small) to provide nd nembutal , stimulus for hcL aervauts. befn- nitiK with providing Hicm wiih ' llcketj: to the tlieator. ami ending j -with not having' any .servants j to filncat'". ( The Master P.-o' Oestfillnir't, j wan is a stock broker spendio; 1 the day at. home, assists bis wife ; in h.r plans. The Cook (Lucille Cant) is n larKe creature with aj slow flrawl and has a n'reat deal ' o.' detei-minatioii. i:isa Houc, j the Kitchen Maid, is n silly liltli-. persoit to whom anytbiim or noth ing makes any difference. The ; I'arlor Maid ( Irma It'ck ) Ik no piislieated in her own way, per- ' haps becoming to a parlor maiil, . perhap:! not. ' The House Maid i (l.ortui (limmel)sjs a sympathetic, soul, express! n-x herself host by i weopin;;, and talking at the same': moment. The I'seful Maid . (J.a ; Velio Ifunlinyton) was reared very carefully and with very jjood train in u, "according to her opin ion. She has an air that the "Joya of life are for others, I live in the purest, light." Tho. Odd Man, (Hjlliard Itrown) 'lit very" odd, extremely disgusting to the heads ut tho house, and drawls his words. In this last play as in the other two. ihe. acting is good, the char acters well chosen and the scen ery arranged ami made wl( Ii a n artistic rirVh. , With the successful production of Shaw's "Arms and the Man" in ' the, fall and those charming plays this .terns, tin;, dramatics at UuCKastWn -Oregon 'Xorm.nl seliotd is starling well. Tho K. O. S. a ml L. If. S. or chestra played directed by ". W. .N'ushaum. La Grande Team Tied For First In Volley Ball Winning three straight games! In the vuiley ball contest last i Uiglll :H tho Ui firande hotel. La' Ciamlo th-tl lmhler and Klglu for! valley honors in the tournament j held during the past two months, j La (b'ando players were: I'aul j Mluyors, T. IC. llollamy, John (ar- Ity. Jack leare, S1itwo,i, Wil- i linpis and Klmo, Stevenson. , llioiio -ropr'Seniiug m b 1 e r were: l.yle WHsop, Walter IL Ourmpii.. , l.eo .We-sU'iiskow. chick Clever, ilalhert Itoltins and John AforrltiJ" .."They are .coached by Air. Johnson. : .Another loiii'namenl will ho hold to determine the winner. WILLIAM BOY will, ERJVI TMHtLlCf J Mail Carrying Contracts Let At Promise, Ore. ty Mrs. Ilerthti Turner ( i thserver I 'oirespomlent ) ritoMIMC. Ore. (,Si.-cal) Tex Williams received word from I lie post office department that ills bid Hp- the mail nolle from 1'roiulse III Maxvllle had been liccepied ttml jQ.-illxr f'Mfill lex itad inteiuled to ko to Wat- " lJ WvU Iowa .Monday to kIwii tho conlraul. j " JOXl nd" lY Marl I fancy has the contract for t , , cirrylnic tlo niail from Wnllowa lolxiiWy L-Olin Mawille beKinuin the first itf July ! mid comluuluK: for four years. The Jildlity to jmlac ttalph I'arper made a trip to ' uf ,M1 utuvled actor ir Wiiiiowa nun nuimi ruuaruay. ua. weal on horseltack and op his r1 Uirn he stopper) over for a few hours in Mnxvlllc. I'r d Trump was quite 111 all last n c"k wltii flu. John 1 mod took the mail on Tuesday, Thursday and 'j Saturday, l-'red is now aid' la be lout ai most of tho family Ik hel '. ter except Mrs. Trump ami sin ill daughter Irene who became ill Sunday and has nut been very well since. . .Mrs. Merlba Carper stayed at ihelr home Sunday night and aaslsted In curing lor the little girl. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Tool have moved In with Mrs. Tool's mother, Mrs. Alllo Smith. Ai'ihur Wallace Is busy plowing. Miss I.ola (lorhelt is working for her sister-in-law, Mrs. Itoliu (lor botl, this week and .rs. Almetida i 'arper is slaying at tlte Wallace home. Hoy Henderson left Mnnduy fr Lower X'alley where ho intends lo work for Krnesr Johnso,,. M ra. Kvelyn Moore visited San d (' with Mrs. TeeK Wllford Lyons, of Sunny side, met the .Misses Dilla am) Delia Humes, of Spa ugh1, Wah., at Wallowa Saturday ami brought them to Maxvllle where Mr. Lyons parents met them and took them on to the Lyons homo when they will visit for several days. Krncst Snuffer visited Sunday at t ho home of Charlie, Horner on ; I'owwatku. ' I). Moore Ik visiting nt tho homo of his brother, Charles Moore. 1 Ualph Carper was hunting horses on the river canyon Thursday and : had dinner at the homo of Mrs. j Itomana Mcfiinnis. The Mot! In- j nis hint hers are busy caring for i their sheep which are la in hint. They report an extra good crop of lambs. 1 Rpinhnrt M fill Nfit Coach Baseball Kr'H'.'N'K, Ore.. M ireh 0 M') lillly lielnbnrt, bead baseball etine.l) at the I'lilversily pt" b - e - iron, ; may not eoaeh llio varsity nine Mils season ns ipilveriiily offlr rials an, eonslilerlm; sblfllnif hlin to tho football field an ehlef haeU. field eoneli under Hoe Spears for NprliiK praeliee. . Three Burned In a i - ii A pai llfient tiiaZe HOSTON'. Mar. 0 (A I ') Throe pei. -om: are dead and nine were injured as I In result of a fire which swepl a five-story apart ment lioase today. The dead a re Allienius Xarha kols. liis da ut liter ( 'nnstantiiie. 't, and Charles ZamkOehian, 2. Favors More Men in isanKing worn l'i)i:Ti..i, ore.. Mfireh II M-nlor, u: Lyman, freslitmin. 1 f; (Al1) A change in banking la ws Zivkovlicli, freshman, ; (Jifel IhroiiKhout the country which ! vie, junior, I U; ItidM-rtson. Honior. woulil insure the acJi,ll" of a ' M: C. I lorry, sophomore, 1 ; gi oaler numlier of men in tho ! Nelson. Junior. I I : J. Kerry, sen- hiifclnesi: of each banking lusi it u - tiall ailvucaled today Ii efoi'e ' lion western states ha nliecs by ! Aliietfti C. Aaiiew, counsel for the i fedei a I reserve bank. San Kran- A Chicago Jury thai eve Judge told a grand ry gunman is likely j to hhoot a citizen. Ob. judge, isn't II possible some of (bono fellows are Just taking home the guns for their kiddies to play with? Grain Growers Meet Tonight At- Imbler, Oregon Ity Mi.s. M. Mi'lo ! ( i baervei i 'orrespomlonl ) : IM'ltiivt:. rr. (XpoclaD To uigtil at 7::to c-'ciock a. tiieeting off tho grain growers will be lie Id at j the ha II to eonsider the farm ! board's plans for cooperative ! marketing u Kiain. All farmers are invited tit attend and take part J in the discussion. j .loiiti .MelifiU1.-j Oil Ills hand (piilo severely nil a buzz sa w white cutllnt; wood at his home last Monday. Mis.: Alison has created quite :n: interest in arithmei lo in tho fixth grade. The grade been fllvhh d into twit parts and each side has chosen a well known make of car lor a name and lh" race i-i now on between the I'ack- inaius the same. aid and WIII.vs-Knii,ht. f (io to JNd Cross Rruif Store or Mis. Krank l'erry sjn-nt Wed- any good drug store today and get nesilay afiernoon visiting th- i.n original bottle of Moone's Km rifih and slth gride at school. -raid oil (full sirengih),, ll If reported that Itouth Mi- The very first application will Ki (num. feciii Mono one has theism, y ii relief, aio a few short Juke on lii m but who the snme- treatments w 111 t horouglily con oae Is he doi-sii't know. Itecenlly vince ymi thai by mlcking fatth wiiile talking- of chicken thieves fully lo It for ft short while, your 'l.'outh made the remark hi- wish- skin troubles will be a thing or e, someone would taUo all of Ms the prist, chicken and to his surprise the fin.- bottle we know will show nel loorniii',- ho found all his yon beyond al! question that yotl f lock, had vanished during the j havo al last discovered one sure night but one old hen and she (,y u;iy lo restore your skin lo per mit means (In, MlOlUtll of tilt- feel, hwilltt. flock. ! Iieinember that Moone' Kmeralf) --el. on i;imr-r relitrnod to hisjoil Is a clean, powerful, penotnit homo at Lot Hue Monday uft r : ing. aniiseptlo oil that docji not being uwny about H inontii visil-j stiiln or b'ave a greasy rottldue. and inv Ho visited relatives ut (itu- that It must give complete s-'ilis nj'ivlilo, Imbier, Cove and in I'lnti fact ion or your money rhrrfully Valley. Ry upent Monday at im rofundud. AJv. bier vlHlilnv Willi J. Woods. J I - Kiinm- lum lumo ipiy rmk oil 'lle Wallowa flVcr ,11-11 1' I. nil line, Mil,, Pratt anil It. M. McCoy are now 111 tho ICunt where ihuy caeli Weill with ll ear Imid of iipplm. i -. .11 THEATERS the wnriltj rare, ii ca,.i is inn ,',, ,, V L . V. ' I, fold. .Mai ls Sennet and u lew Th - 0l' w ho poKsens.lt lire aeeiinnteil wlxardH In the theatrleal ivnrld. AeronliiiK iq many, Harry t'lilin, i vlro-liresltlelil ill eliarite of pro- I ll net loll of t'ollllnlila I'ii'lllreH t'ooj ,,,i ,i linn, ,,,e.-rnrn mms lll'ii,. l" . nlek winnei B In no tlm-ertaln de-1 i:ie. IUh reai tlon to Sally ll'Nelir"-ir" "nil mniinif reil y leinoMiiH the I'li'Hl tlnio he saw here is a lyp-'"1" eause bad blood elreulnlioil In leal OMimpln of his lnsllil, .Vllm !(h" lower bowel. f-.ttlllK and salvej O'.Nelll, ploys the Iriidlnii I'eninle 'isin'i do Ihls an Internal remedy role In 'ilioaihvay bVandalM" tho miwt be used. Inv l.eollliardl's j t'olimilila all-lnllclnu', ini!ln, ; Hein-Uolil. n, liarnileiM tnblel, sue- ! daneliiK ninsleal eonio.h' foiiHallnii t'eeds. beriuise It. relieves this hoo,l uow iilaylnit ol the Mtale. Tlinin re, ' conp'sllou and. at renitUiobH Iio uf. i told a Mory I hiil Is Just ono of theJ fwleil jinrw. .Ilmil-ltold ' ihh ninny iiioota of the above opinion: 1 wonderful 'Wieord .for nlek, .tail'" Thai .Mr. Colin' Jniluiiionl waalniiil lastluK relief; to IMIn:Hnfrerer.i . ood. In proved beyiind n doiibl by : H will- do '.Iho' Haiifo' for yotl "or i Sally O'Nolira Kellsatiohal sneeess. o Theater And Local Finns Staging Contest Tho Arcade theater, in en-npera-tiou with seven local firms, is put ting on n Who's Who guessing conic: t to name the stars who ap pear In ''The Show of Shows,1' n Warner 1 hot hers Vltapbono super I picture in technicolor, which starts i at the Arcade Tuesday, Maivb 1 1!. Class Tossers To Play Final : Contest Tonight "I hp final (iiline In Ihe boys ln-(er-elisa I ill ! U I'l 1 ill 1 1 lolirnani -111 of Hie IllKll si'llool Will be played tonitfhl". ill. (lie aanii-K lip lo dale there have been three lies. The. nil-star team of the sebool will, bo n li limine rd .as soon as the final: jjaine of the Merles .has bean piny-' . j oil. i when the elulll lllelllbers elicisen from eaeb eluss have eoni- i peled. l-:neli player may win , points whleh eount for him Inj ! the sebool pep eontest. '1'ho pi'i'K-j ent standing for Ihe senior tennis I n if,, for the Juniors X and for the sophomores and roojis. 5 eaeb. j 'pjie teams thai tied are Junior A (M,, Senior C, Noplioniore A Willi (junior l', and Krosh (' with Soph- j mst!i'n,nni!s or me individual isforerH Is as follows: V. Newlln, i Wnm; lis: I'. Newlln. senior. ! I fin;- Thompson, senior, !H; l'at- j lea, senior. 7H: Kill on, freshman. " 1 Cf.; Swan. sophoni(re, -15; Itjir-. 1 j uetr. sophoiil'ire, 4",; Miller, jun II, Itamsey, senior, Walker.! I sophomore, :tS;. lioyt, junior, :t5; j )atuecll. Junior. (Ji'eeii, . jun- ior. 27: Arkell. junior. 20: Itlank. .junior. I'll; Waile. senior, 2'i; Oes ! terlfnt. junior, '2b; Knapp, sophn . more, j:t; M unscll, freshman, 2 1 : Jones, rreshman, 21: Workman, i sophomore, -.mi; Alvoy, freshman, 120: Corey, freshman, lit; llossio. ' ior, i:t; Teiisch. sophomor I''it. freshman. 12; Wall, senior. 1 1: Sullivan, freshman. 10; T. upan. fresh ma n. ft; Nushaum, senior, : Sirlngham, senior. S: Caldwell, senior, S; lultmer, jun io; S: Dovino, snphomorc, S: Cochran, sophomore. S: Itaxtcr, freshman. X; Stftt, freshman, X; Andrews, senior. 7; Itostoek. jnn io', 7; i 'oiH'ttie junioV, 7; It. Nelson, jun fin, ii; f 'untif f, fresh man, ii: Ribbon, senior, 5; Welt er, senior, ft; Wiilnnin, Kopho nioro, h; .f. Zitpnii, soidioniore, 5; l-'iiorhelni, freshman, 0; . A.n oll, sophomore. I ; Shepherd, Hophomoro, ! ; Moore, freshman. i This Great Healing Oil Must Banish Eczema and Skin Troubles Or Your Money Back Make lip your mind today that you are going: io give your skin a real chance lo get well. Never mind what caused It you've prob ably been, like ll lot nf other peo ple, convinced that the only thing to use was an ointment or salvo (some of them are very good), but in the big majority of cases these sticky Ives simply clog the pores condition primarily re- and Hi ' .1; Owsley, Junior, 3; o. i; lloynohlH. fresh man, L'; ' Alexander, fresh man, 2; l e I .cum. Hophomoro, l ; St of fen. Kophtimore, I, (4 rid I lerr, kuphoiuore, 1., 'i lie total luimbcr of points for the respective rnKKi s mh fn - Itts: seniors fiTu, sophomore jutiiorn iHS .puil frcwhmun litis. Tho total number of points lor the jionp is HU, .1 tll.L II Jatm,H i( S(MV pl. i.t..,..) ottv nixumn iini,t.i; . isr.d -1 ; I I )enuy, junior, froshman, U; Uul;, Jniies. freshman, ! Obituary tlptt sm-h Ml'll)in I .i.-iiarled this 41ft- nl Hrowviter! Wlixhlnmon, IVh. 20, 111.10. II,, hail ; ,,,, ll11-01.K fl,lim ,,,.,. ,,. ' ; . . . ' i n No More Piles Vile uffererK ran only K"1 Miilrl:. (llnney, naeli.. icon; aaisa iriiK sj"',"l and drnuKlMi's 'iinyvvliore' Kell ilein. ( llobrwlih 'lhlM linaraiileo,. . , ;.. ' ' ' ' Adv. m THI WBT More n, l:i rl iroiiih' OfP. 1UBIES' Knit Wear A inost pleiising selection comhininff (iinli(y : with eeonomy, ' - ! .Sox Iinolies SncqiiCH' Swciiters . Hlllll'H Knil Sets .-. ', 25c to $1.7.r. I III II ' ! 1 CLEVER wonien scekinfr to express tlioir ' 1 I m ' ; Vowii pevsouulities in":the lovely Spring RwQ-ry 'stylos,, find everything: in tho , fabrics of,. I lllll I fjL B IA Stevens-Van Engelen.' Tho Spvmt; master-; i I f a VM V pieces of European ancl American weaves lllll I ffcft 1 B V colorful silks-sol't woolens newly imported I K3 N ffi cottons and linens nt prices that mean great iFl i !--- m V 'lU W1'"',n')0' I W To ycnr. which was the cause of his idrnth. llo was imn'i'li'il Aim. 12, ' IMUl to Maggie A. Knapp. and ti thin' union throe children wero'of the church . tUU'llu." hi Illness,:-, horn, He Is survived by his widow, ' Tho fun era ( whh held n,t tlws .Mix. .lame H Hee, nnd two children Hummervllln chapel and cemotery K. It. See, who liven In New York, Thursday afternoon at 3 O'clock.- Harry See, of 4lrowstor, Washing-, tho Itev. Frank Hopkins offielnU Mon. (iencvn, Hie only daughter, died in Infancy. IIIh mn Hurry and Mrs. Sees wore with him when lie dl'd. Ho I1 also survived hy his fa tlier, I ten F. See of I lermlst on, Oregon, and four hrolhcrs and one ttistor, Juff. J. Sm, -of llermiston. Oregon; T'ranee M, anil tleorge M, I her I 11. See, of La lira lute, Oregon, and Mrs. Anna Arthur of llerujjs ion, orenon, ami a mnnbor nt oilier relatlven and frlendN. JIIh hrnther, Friday and Satui'day GRANADA lCTEVENSN EKGELEN CO .-ajjiii We I"'''''!!' ! Jweph M. See, of 1m n ran do, paftty ed uwuy hint November U, Jlo wait' converted and become a member- Ipg. . Tho funeral waa directed hj . 'tho Moose Lodge. - , 'v ' - - - i tt'T DR0NCHIT1S At tudtlfiM nk thmtMd ' chut thocwifotj ith 0VE MILLION JARS USfO YE ABLY " 1 ' ' inriiin,fwWw i ii Eddie Quillan 'The Sophomore' tWTt ? tl!'VV rn I'rlpted Hllk crept; . In Hophlstleatoil new pat torns -nenL nnd mall for dnvlime - exotic for afternoon and eve ning. 3f) Ins. wide, yard $1.69 lain colored flat crepe In bin ok. and the rashionabto high shades of Spring. LuslrouH nll- silk fabric. VJ inches wide, yard $1.49 "I.ovolle" all. silk print od tub sllR 30 Inches wide. Lovely In fabric Kxccllent wearlntf (tptl absolutely fast colors, yard 79c Hayou find Hilk mixed "tJrriy" crepe, Kxtru heavy weight, full 30 inches wide. All tho Hoasnn's latest shad on, yard 98c t, I
