La Grande evening observer., March 13, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Thursday, March 13, 1930
LA UHANDK h . KNIInG UBSEKVttK, LA OftANUE, OKK.
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j LOC A 1L IE IK D E ITJT
Men Till KvmiliMt
, ,'llicre will lu'l ii meeting nf tlie
niiillli'.vinon of ttio valley Mils even-
Ink t t lir Uln-nd city whonl house,
at 7:30. Thin lit. nni' nf n hoHmi of
meetlm:s of tl(i n.itnre whloh are
Wins; hel.l. Hi l. Avery, cnuiny
....t Tmf ill... kii.i.'. r i...
,U r. ami Jlw. Irwin )Ih will nn-
ijh In th rl-'rani whleh will t,o
in' the nature uf a muml table dix
eislon. It ! rofiuemed thai all
OiOfio'whn tiro llltoi-CMli'il are nretl
to attend. ;
j.
Jniiimvllij- , ;
' 'John Knlilon. who Injured hi
tilne in a eonst ruction iioeiilent
at Kamolii a few days iiko, U rest
ini: eomorlnliy at the tlr.nule
frtnnrio llOHpltal. A truck that wnx
left Ktamlimc oil a hill lieeiime free
and backed IrJto hlni. It will be
(mile time iM'fure. lie returns -to
work.
Major Operation
Ml.' It. ' II. Newton., at 142.1 S
avenue, who underwent a major
operation at the Grande Itonde
hospital a fi'W' ilays tiuo. Is Imprnv
III),-. ' '
Ojiernllon . ',
.('. It.. Welisler, "whose home is In
the east end of X nventie, will be
iitilti to leave tlie hospital in about
a. iVetfk.' where; he' lias been since
last Weilne'sday.'whcn lie underwent
an operation.
j! Improvlnfp ' .
Mrs., f.rmn liow-ll'd al . i:'M
Fourth street Is In Rood condition
following n major operation at the I
tJrande Rondo hospital lust. Thurs
day. ' . Ioiib time, plead sttiuty to a
, . . icharRe of possession of Ihiuor after
lieenTPrrtl In. brief period In' Ihe county Jnll.
r Mrs. X. J T; Xlelsnn. On Alder County JuilKo Couch fined Kelson
Creet,' who was 111 for Ihe past '$B0 and sentenced the man to serve
month: has recovered and nolo to::iO days In the county jail, but he
le out iiKiiin.
lit ' '
I On Ilu-sinoss " " .
' I W. J. lliirrls. of ftnn Frnnelsc.o,
; iva In li tlr.'inde yesterday on
' jbislm,ss.
31eturnetl I'rom The Dulles
i I Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stalcup !
fAKncs Collins) have returned from
ti' honeymoon trip t Tho Dalles to
Visit relatives and tiro niriklltK their
;hhme at Maxvllle where he Is an
leinployo of tho Howmn n-lllcks
il. umber company.
( jPwm AUrcI
' ' Mn. Heed Taylor, of Alleel, was
')M liA la '("Iran do Wednesday On busi
I mV-tw" " ,
hli-ovie. to Vnlon
j ! Wiiyno Xusbatim and Ueonard
fi .itea drove to T'lilon last ntaht to
'aitentL the hiiHkthnll Kfime.s.
Si :-, ' '
, ,On Business
M i'
' Isl'iitatlv
(irovcy. of Omaha, repre
of a health nnd accident t
iarrsoc,ia.tion. wiim In li irande this(e( hv j-;. r. Qninn
in VliH """
obahlv bo here for several tiuys.
JjM'llrovo to KIkIii
i.'i ' If. D. Baker drove to KlKln yes-
:)i;:ljt(rday. afternoon to transact busi-
its"- - . ' l ' :
jjsiirlilK Vaoallon
.'ii I ITsually nbout the middle of
f : March tho time comes that col-
:':' llece students considerably enjoy,
!:ifHl that is siirlnir vacation. This
v vear It w ill bCKln Friday. March 21
j M'lk the University of Orenon and at
; :';r)tanford. Soon students will be
: :l eiimint? home from school to spend
:, iU week or ten dnys visltlnK their
;:, ,'litli'ents and friends.
!'- .s.Mneumonln
I I Mrs: VV. C. l'rlebei'K. Oil route No.'
:-4'4 Is confined to bed duo to pneu
'4 moniiu AmonK visitors today were
:Ulrs. llahl and Mrs. Yeske. Mrs.
ijlCarl Sllvls Is carinK for Mrs. Frie-
erir.
. jii leal SliH-ts
The painters decorators and pa
I porhanKers local No. 701 met Tuea
j 'lay night. Mar. II. with a law;
ifftihtnbet- of members present, only
two belhir absent. Tile reirular rou-
'tin, l.llsllleNS WI1S followed Olid
eomtuiitee was appointcil to draw
up a new contract and iiKrocinciu
fof the year. The locnl union de
cided thnt it enuld handle nil ot
the paint work in La CI ramie thus
tr wilhotlt hnvillK 0 brinB 111
I outside help.
Itoturnort Ijist Mslit
.Miss Vera Hentty returned last
niir.ht from Spoknne where she has
lw.. for the last ten days visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Anne Senders.
CottiK to Salem
Mrs. Harry Sandoz Is frolntr iO
Silem Sunday to spend a few days
visiting relatives.
Mnvfl til Wallowa
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steinbeck
moved to Wallowa the first of the
1 week, where Mr. Steinbeck was
, li-ansferred by the state highway.
Aleol Toiunllliw
The Sons and Daughters of the
Pioneers wili meet tomorrow nf.
. ternoon at 4 o'clock at the Sflc.i
jawea Inn.
Nn is Ham
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Stellmnn, of
Klffin, nre the parents of a son
born yesterday at the Wonderlick
i hospital. A 'Censuriaii operation
was necessary and today both
j ? mother and .child are doing well.
' h l0!'' wn.o weighed ten and a
'. ;i luilf pnunls. linn been named
eo.rgi! Franklin.
l'hten IjeotiiroA -
Tomorrow night at 7:3" o'clock
f in the Kplscopul church, tin- Itev.
k M. U. Tennyson, rector, will lie
j gin a series of Lenten lectures on
ih seasons of the church.
:;t
Tut Briefly .
Kroni I lie Inn llei depth t.re
' ti path tn ihe loftiest lieijjbl.
! AI tho link-Is "
' The fnllnwIiiK nro reRltoi'eil nt
local hntelg: .l iM. Kiililn Wennt.
j l'utnii; Mr. and Mrs. l Jeter Jr.,
t'nlilivoll: Paul II. ilnxui.l! iu.
: Inntl: Af. .M, Itiihonfolilt, l'ortlnml:
!"'. '. llalloy, OH.hvell; V. M. '
l.ni. . u ....... !.
'i n. iVMr ..?' Vr.)V'"l.n:'
lloiso; Henry Tuclilnily, linker: A.i
Ii. , Anilerxnn. I'enillcton; .Mr. ami
i Mrs. C, I), Tlnllnlh, lllufitnn, O.;
, I!. A. llusklrk. I'rnilli-tnn; II. c.
r-oiitliininml, I'nrtlnnil; J. I). Hemic
Kin, Cnlon; l C. fnleinnn. I'nrt-
land: fioorsn II. Neno. Portland;
ti. . While. Scuttle: .Im. I'lirilv.
Pendleton; M. K. Weehsler, New! ' t'hn ' VnnoriliT
York City;' II. J. Dean, Portland: ' (Observer Correspondent)
J. O. Perry, Portland; K. K. Clark. I T1IK PAHK (SpeeloD It seems ,
Holse; a. Ciiniilnuhain, Wnllalns tholiKh sprlliK lias lit Inst nr
Walln; ft. It. Wells, lierkeley. Cal.; J rived: the snow is ineltlnB. birds
Mi-, and Mrs; C. Itav Allen. llnle: 'nro retitrnlnn und the Reese u.-e
'Hill Davis, Portland; W. T. Ibiellt-i flyinu north.
iUton, San-Kranclsco; It. N. Pferf- .Mw. (Ilennlit Vanor.ler was nti
fcr, Xez I'etoe; J; 11. Coinnn, Port- over-nlKht Kiiest or her pnten'.s.
laud; Jacob Hanei-. 1 llliinrdl M f.-mid Mrs. Hob Wanker Katur
Charles Ceasar, lloise; D. 1. Helms, day.
Prosser; J. K. Tussln, Portland; I Mr. nnd Mrs. fillbert Si'hoflel.l
IMna Patrick, .'Walla Wulla; "S".Qnd ehildrell, . Itnytnonil. Clayton
Weber, Walla Walln; Mike Sliiillln j-aml LnVelle are iiiovlnif from The
"and W.'J. Anderson, Yakima; tins . 1'tirh," " ' 1
X. Hrown and wife, Mackey; II. . ' The Misses MnrKnret, Ilnra Mae
Itean, Poiiland: F. Meacy, Itolse; and llenlnli, Kline -were Kunday
Ktlna .Wallace, . Portland; I.enna ,
KiiKiih, Portland; i:. 11. Halls, van-
"cotive
W. V
J. II.. linker, Mcnohnm;
Wade,. HlKllC' llanel. Clibbs,
l.taker; .'J. I'.! Hunsnker,
Itaymnnd Odell,. Halter;
IVinK, Pendleton.; ."
linker;.'
M". .K..J
Kelson AiwMod .....
Mike Kelson, an Austrian
has been a resident In the city fori,
was paroled front the jail sentence.
This is Kelson's second ehartte-of
illicit possession of liquor. In Sept
ember of last yenr he was fined
$ 7 r. und sentenced to serve in days
In jnll on a slmllar'charpe, officers
say. . '.' .' .
Kami l'lnys ill Villon -
Tho: hlith school band,- under
.the direction of V. W. Nusbnum,
went' to Xrnion this nftemoon and
'played a croup. .of pep numbers
;durlnK the uiimes scheduled for to
!day In. the tournament
Itlislness Visit In In firnnill :
Mrs. May MctlreKor, a resident
of. North I'owiler. spent tho day
yesterday In Ia' Orande while at
tendlnK to lctral business at the
court houf-c and mlscelhinous'
duties. . ,',
Mrs. l,oiijttellnw 111 , .. .
Mrs. J. T. liOnKfcllow, who Is nri
Instructor In the hlllh school,-wns
111 today and was unabln to tukp !
nr!. 0i:lSflCf(,
Her position was rill
To Portland ;
W. ('. Uecktcll went to l'ortland
on the early niornint; train where
he will be or several days on buwi
ness,
From Imbler
. Mrs. Jim Mcklnnls, of Imbler.
was a Iia flrnhde vlsltbr tills morn-
(Inp; transactlntt business
Few 1ys JCmployc .
Miss Doris Prench is an emiiloye
at tho llnion Mortptse and Invest
ment company for several days
during a rush of buslmtss.
Here This Morning
liss Anna JrookH, of near
tdor, came to J.a CJrantte
morning on business.
Ini
thls Unturned ThomIiis
I r. and M rs. 1 1 u Kh n ra d y re
turned Tuesday from Portland
where they spent the weekend and
Mondny on business.
Tonsils KemoYcxI
Mrn. K. A. Tutl underwent nn
operation this mornlriK for the re
moval of 'her. tonsils. . :
Quarantine Ilelen.setl
The Tabor home at 1706 Y ave
nue, which was tinder quarantine
for diphtheria, has been released.
From Vnlon
Mr. and Mrs.
Pred Hatz. of I'n-
How 'Real Liquor' Gets That Way
y-P mhs" fyffi.W
' ' XEA iJttruit r.urciu
ott can t judpv llnuor by the la Ml on tb- holtl;. Here's Police In
xpector Patrick Flupatrhk or Httroii with part of a JOii.Oun Mock
or label, or m" brands, fancy umppor.. metiil crowns and caps
tht ono! nU.-( tl ft mid ,, a iftlt hn.Ir who ftUppljinR Jk
iron booilei.-iti. triytiid lub.l oi vuiou hramld for iuO.OuO bot
xUt were dstroved.
Ion, were In La Grande, this morn
Intf oil business.
Mlslonnry Society Meets-
' The Mlnwlonnry society of (ho
ronhytorinn church will moot with
Mm, L. . Moo at 1704 Oedar street
tomorrow afternoon at 2:3n o'clock.
Here Thbt Morning
.Mm. Albert I'ick, of .Mt. flleu,
)", " ,
"'hi.
wiik a hmunoitH visitor in ln t.runtu-
''. lm won recently
patlent at the flrnnilo Homlo Iiok- I
nilnl. barf returneil there to receive j
treatment!. : . ;
j PARK PERSONALS
gucsto of Mrs. Kvii Viinonter.
Miss Vivian f.ark nlso her bro-
ther'nnd Mr. Itnlieitson were vis.
itois of .Mr. and Mrs. ('larence Vun
Onler and family Sunday.' .
? Mr. and Mrs. lonard l.eslle und
i dnuiflitcrs. llealrlce. l.eah and
I Wanda, were Sunilay evenlinf
y "! jtnesls of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hry-
who :.nnt and son, llurntd,
(lust llci-jr was a Sundny truest
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vunor-
der and family. ,
. Mr. and Mrs. John Qwln mo
toreil to Hnker . Monday.
' Mr. und Mrs, Karl Ilryntil. and
son. llurold. speni Maturdny nnd
Sunday with Mr. lirynnt's parents i
at ronilnsa, I
' Mrs. Cilenola Vanorder was n!
Monday Kuest of. Mrs. Joseph C, '
Uiy nnd family. !
: Initio Itnymond nnd Iloitnld I.es- j
lie were' Sunday iruests of Floyd ,
Vanorder.. j
' tlust llerff was -a business vis
itor of Floyd llryn.nl Sunday evc
illnB. Miss Clivy.- Lay wus an ovcr
nlirbt.KUfist of Mr. and MrH. Kell
netli Vanorder. Mondny. ;..
. Frank I... . .WiKKlcsworth vlsiled
Junies V.. Smith MiMidny.
.Mr. nnd Ars,. Joseph C. I-ty nnd
clillilren motored to l'ondosa, Sun
day wltere they attended the 1j. It.
S. Sunday, school.
ilr. and Mrs. Floyd nryarrt and
lnfftnt (laiiKhler. noruthy Marie J
were Sunday RlicstN of Mr. Hrynhfsj
parents,, of- Piindosa.- - r ;
I'irnnk l.. wiKKM'sworin . wus a t
bUHineHrt visitor of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Vanorder Monday. . .
. Mrs.. Kva' VTnnoidcr and dauph -
tcr. Miss Hlrdio Vanorder. arc on
jtlu-lr ' way to recov
recmt lllnesH, ' - .
ry from their,
Oust Henr visited at the 1-elth to bo some boiler and hopes are : nt-Y .((iiestion of tto" constitutlon
Klino home Monday on busInesM. ' ennr.aliied for I. or recovery. Her) iimy of the eighteenth amenilnient,
. 1 . j son, J.idand, who Is a student at , not hcretoforo parsed On hv tin'
l,.xn.: I'lltWI' SALMON
niLI-MWlV CI'I'V, tn-e.. Mar. I :!
(A.1'1 The- first Chinook salmon
of lho-11130 season wns landed. Iiere
vei..,.,l.iv i.v uir (ii'i.n.ll i l.
land. The fish
tipped tho- beams
at 3.f pounds and was caught near
the rapids.
COI,OMX HAY IMKS
POItTI.'ANI , Ore. Mar. 13 (AP)
Colonel J. (1, Day, US, builder
of the fascado lvocl;s lit tho Co
lumbia river and fa 1 her of Hie
late Senator I, X. Hay, who died
in Y'.r2t, died la a hospllal here
kite last nliihl following a year of
failing health.
ANTS IV Til 15 TALK IKS I
NKW YOUK, (AP) Ants arc
tfoiriK- Into the talkies. . Raymond i
I,. IHtmnrs, curator of the city zoo, ;
has put some apparatus into an ant '
hill to make a sound film.
m u.i)i(; mr. yacht
HATH,' Me.. (AP) Work on J.
P. MorKon'M yacht, the largest In
the world, Is proKresslnfe'. The Cori
salr, fourth of thn name to fly the
Alorran-penmini, will bo S.nso toni.
and 3 43 fret overall. Kho will cost
more than $.f00,ooo.
If you enjoy It, it probably Isn't
it nod for vou.
He Weighs397,She 97 They Wed!
' . : ; XtiA' dolumhui Biireoif
A little tiling like '300 pounds dllferonco In'weiKht'eotildtrt swerve
the course of true love, nnd that explain how llurold I'oni'oil"'wlin
welKhs :i!'7' pounds, nnd Miss Marie Unetlcrer came to be married
In. Co'- bus, O., tho ollioi Ua. 1'unroil la a grocery clnrk..
SUGAR RATE '
UPHELD BY
SENATE VOTE
(Continued from Page One)
Uopuhllcnns: ltalril, HlnKham.
i '1111.i-iir', I :;h I'twt, Clenn. (loff.
OnldsborouKh. (louhl. Oreene,
tJrundy, Hale, MuHtlnw. Hatfield.
Tf,erherl, liWell. ' Johnson, Joncrt.)
Kcan, Koyes, M .( 'tilloch, M.cNnry, 1
Mctcalf, Moses, Oddie, T'atterHon'. f
rhipjis, Pino. Schall. UortridrTe, !
.snioot. Steiwer, Hulllvnn.' Thoinan
of Idnho,. Townscnd, Vandenheri;. '
Wuleott and Waterman US,
Total Al.
Wallowa Woman
o MIVLVWI Uty
. . .
Ity Mrs. Kduii Hunter ,
I (Observer Correspondent) ;
WAM.OWA (Special) MrH. .T. '
'O. Khldlc, who underwent a se:-I-
ous operation last week nnd who!
has been In a critical condition at;
the Wallowa hospital. Is reported'
OrcKOn State. college, was oaiieu
hointt on acvounl of his . mother'.V
, ill"',
Mis. K. J. Hlllker, c
I Oregon Mereantlle CO.
' the I'.'nst
store barf
; been in l'mtlanil for the past wees.
! Mis. .luna n. iioinies. ...
I Hunter nnd Miss Nell fSrliiimolt of
ai (Irnllde. motored tu Wallowa
'Tuesday afternoon where Mrs.
' Holmes hud business to' iitletid lo
.and while in town they called lit
. the '. A. Hunter bom.
.hisir" was the subject for the'
afternoon at .Ihe Tm-sdity meeting
of the Woman's club and a very
InicrcHllmr musical (u-orani was
arranged by Mrs. K. W. McKciizle.
chairnmii of the meetintf. The high
school orchestra and Klcc club
took part in the program. Miss
Hose Mary McMullen gave a. vocal
soto and Miss Ignore MeK'InulH
played a piano solo. Quito, htrne
crowd was in utteiidance. Mrs. Ml-
iner WoHKh ami Airs, raiifor ni
che! were guests from Knterprise.
CharleH Hnnprlchs and Ivlwln
Marvin, local mcrchanlH. wen- In
Im Orande visiting TueHiluy.
Men. W. K Pooln and Mi'H. Max
Cook nro to be joint hostesses at a'
mcerlng of the I.ostine and Wat
Iowa Presbyterian Ladies Aids In
the new room of the local church.
It is reported that twenty women
are coming from Lostino lo attend
the meeting.,'
VOX HLNDENBURG
PUTS SIGNATURE
0 YOUXG PLAN
(Continued from Page One)
completely. i-Vic this reason the
Idea of getting out from under by
a pteheselto or by resigning tho
presidency could gain no foothold
with me,"
Ask Cfpopornlloii
The. president conclmled wJlh
the following appeal; ' "
"I appeal to all Hermann to
oluwp handn. Irrespcctlvo of parties,
for cooperation In tho common
task. AlnvoHt nlxty yearH ago
w h-n the rehh whs founded,
wa one of those who experienced
! tltM lOt' Ullllt rill... I fl
tho joy which filhd every Or
man brest nt the ttnal ochleve
iiiTiit of unity. 1 cannot think till
Kplrlt has disappe.ired and tuif
given place to continuous Inner
political disunion. Ivsplte, und
on account of tho exlgencled of
tho tlineit. it tM'booven mk to eomo
to ourselves and to reunite In onr
thotiKht Deutncbland uber nlbji."
M l.M iti;i IN HIOT
I HOMItAV. India. Mar. U ( Al')
Two piiliieuien and 6ft Ptrlkera
j were Injured today during a fight
la the rnllwny shed nl JtyVllhi,
j where the great Indian rcnlnmiti
rill way uuiintalim a large foree.
The w frkers attempted "pannlve
rc-i!danc" by lying proatrato und
qbMructlng tho loyal workmen.
North Carolina produced 1.307,
600 pounds of copper last yeur.
COACH STAGG IS
FOR PROHIBITION
(Continued from r ft ire One)
; ho desired hut the environment in
'which 1 played was far from" help
; rui." -V-' :
1 '- ' Silicons the Substitute
"Tlie saloons,'' he went', on.
"'.'were our HUlmtUnti'H for the
niovles, the theater, the motor cur,
;tho radio, tho seashore,' reading
and all. jii bad luck men drowned
their KorroWH at the bar; In anii
luck I hoy celebrated It there,
i . -In my Judgment tdnce i-rohl
Miltluu has been put.. Into effect,
I hiindreilH or thousand more - cull
' drn have had n fairer Mart In life
than existed' In pro-prooinitlon
, jiaml. 11 co mid with' all tho.com.
1 plcxItlcH, of new opportunities for
hixK mtHled, f tremblo to think
whut thin rtjVolt of .yoiUU mltfhl
i,.Vu led to werf prohibition not In
.npt-rutlou.".
M.;V QrKKTlON 11AIKI
N KW V'tMlK. Mar." 13 CAP) A
; .Cnited Slates nuprwnd romt wuii
,.ru(hi'd today by u eomntlttee' of the'
,.Vew York County .awyorrt' an
KoclaHon W'hlch recommoii'ded.. its
pieseiitatlon to the court,
Itatlficutlon of Ihu " clgliteenth
amendment by state . legislature, !
and Hot by the people, the com-,
tiilttoe report wild, violated, the j
tenth amendment to the constl-. ;
tutlon and wan theH'TOro.-lllegal.
The rciort Is to be Voted upon
at tho next general meeting of-the
Institution In April or May.,
After- quoting tho tenth amend-j
in out which reads, "Thn . power
not dcloitiitod to-the I "nltcd StatoM ;
by the comditutloit or prohibited ,
by li. to tho stated :aro reserved 'to 1
the statew respectively or to tho
people," (hi- report saysi
' "The stale legislatures., under,
emit nil by vlther HtntCH-or' pt'Ople.
hav- not been mailc the agentrt of:
tho peo)tc to vole auiy the pco
plfi's' rights or. to glvo any addi
tional power over them.
"The . eighteenth 'amendment I
conflicts with these coriHtltullonni j
rights of tlie American people and
can confer no powers on the na-!
tional government over the people ,
ci- Hu ll- individual rights until rutl- ,
fled by the people thcinxetvcH, as-'
setnbled In constitutional conven
tions In their several states.. ;
"Consefiuently, tin attempts of
congresrj and the courts to. enforce
tho eighteenth amendment Without!
Its prior adoption by tho people of!
the Pnited Htatrs attack tho very)
foundation of all Oiir constitutional
llKhts and liberties as American!
citizens'
int. TrAfi'i.K a CAXimiATi':
fKNIU.KTON', Ore., Mar. 13
(Al') tr. I. I'. Temille. I'endle.
tori, filed hl.i ciin'llilue.y for noni
luution iIh fllnle representiitlvo of
I'nmtllta eounty toilny. Ife Ih a
lepiiblienn.
Kamela Man Busy
Improving Home
lly Mr. Miiry Hull
(Ohscrver Correspfindent ) I
1 PKItKV (HpeclaJi Hurt Kiilt Is
i lnaklnir -ome needed lumroVeinf nt- !
'j- 1... I - 1- . t.ll.... -
i oik imiiim: in lonu, HU'liHK Vil II
nriftt screned-ln hack porch and
a bedroom n well an rebuilding
lb living rom.
Kenneth Plcron recently re
turned from a. buxlneKit trip to
ILkevb'W, 1
Mitf. OI MitlbfWn uiiflu bUflneM'
vlnltor In town hint Tucuduy.
VmU:Y end 1'Yodcm Hinltb worr
absent ironi high tcbooI and bunt
neca college repwtlvely during
the purtt week on account of 111
tl !!.
Vurrel UlulmJiile depart' U for
1'ortkind by Htago tartt Kunday
where. b rtproicj us Jolu ibn navy.
Mr. UUfflBb fin hen vlnltlmf bis
Hlnter. Mm. Oerald Meraon, of thin
community during tho punt wcr-k.
Ma. W. L. icobertaop, of Lu
Crande, waa a. vlidtor at tho liiirt
Kail home laat Sunday. 5lr. Hob
ertpon'a daughter. Kern, vlin baa
baan seriously ill for acTaral
fillKhtly hotter, Hho Is
rritiu leaUaifu of the
hearl.
John (lenrhanl nnd Mr. l'nrlter
at ii lli'iilide, iiavo heon hauling
lunitier for Hurt Kali thU weelt.
Owen 1'i'itie nnii Hohort WaUe
ritl(l nf the K. O. N. vltltil the
I'orry HOhoni last week ami eon
(Unuid intelltenee ami . achieve
ineni teHtn,
Jncoh He llriun wnrt vl.iltlnfr It In
dautrliier, Mra. Ii, . flallinarlt,
, peroral days last week.
! MV. nntl .Mrn. J. Ill Hoohcr were
' recent elly shopjtor.H,
Mi, and Mrn. (hniiun Jo llenne
ami- Mt'. anrt SU. John Vulentlne,
of. 4'av), v1hILo1 rolnllvort nntl
irlomiH at i'eiiy no - day lust
II. t. lie lil ii ii wax n recent caller
at the Hurt Utiil home.
Mr. Klmcr Sinclnir and nnn,
I lea ii. woiv recent city vlsltorrt.
tehen Proctor anil family
w't e weekend, visitors at tho J, II,
UVImrr homo at live I'olntfi.
Asks Court To
Review Authority
WASHINGTON, Mar. IS AP
Atlee t'omerene and Owen J. Hoh
e.ctx, Kovernmcnt cotmsql: lit the
protiueted Mt ciines; ;.today.;ln n
pi'Htlou to tho' '..supreme court
.isked- Ihe hlh . trlbiinM tb review
tin mtitiorIty. .-r .th'e..":oyernmont
to oiikI, HiiriT M.-'Jiliirkiun'r;'.
himvcri- noV iibroati'.'-'iiiM soiiKht
,im ti )vltH'", ,to l' return'' '10'. nils
v co unify.,, ' ,( , ' :'f' ' ' '
NEVitrOMICS TO
APPEAR IN THE
' OBSERVER MAR. 17
'' (Continued from.PuKe Oho)
"Vlllnn lflfe." by Oscar Hitt. will
depict homMyi cliiiiiaelorH and
mlrl It. provoking situations. In sur
roundliiKH familiar io .everyone.
Tho other panel Is two columns
under tho title of."M!odest Maidens" j
and portrays tho .modern Klrl wlthj
all her vivacity, a Hariri; . charm
and ever stylish clothes, it Is
drawn by Hon Klowcrs. an artist :
of the first lank.
f In addition lo to these four comic
features, there will be u news car-
( toon by Lanco Nolloy, one of Ihe
Uest cartoonists of national repu
tation, brlnglmr you a HtrlkhiR pic
torial comment - on oiitHtandhiM-j
jieWH development. j
'"'These featureH, which ' will be
Monday, mark another step In '
tho constant Improvement off the1
Kvcnlntf Ohsor.vfi' In accordance i
with the paper's policy of the last
five years. . , . -
r Other KwituiVH
' In addition (o tills Improvement
of The Observer's conile and car
toon nervine, Hit' paper iias also
nee. it rod several . oiilstandlnK edi
torial, ami wonum's pajfe features
that'1 will ho . innuKurnted. ,
'Iheso Include a..serles of dally
inenas by. M rs. Alexander flcorffo,
ii nationally known authority, nnd
a dally feature on thu best incth
i otln oj' reaiim; c hildren, written
by si. 'woman wbnso cvperletiec
filorn'Nrt. i:i tn firaude, OrP.
Ladies' Lingerie
Reduced
van ..on io wiiHK om,v
lll'Y A.NV l'Rirri op n AV
ON" lii.vrauiiK at m T.lcss
'i'li.w nvxnrtMt muck.
$1.79 Lingerie now $1.35
$1.19 Lingerie now....90c
98c Lingerie now 74c
69c Lingerie now 52c
Try a Pair
of
Roll ins
Chiffons
Spetial Offer
Heg. $1.65
Now $1.50
m:rTV and
I.OVfJ WEAJl
AJIU KMT INTO
KVF.MY I'AIll
OP ROI.I.I.NS
IH'.NHTOI.
IIONIKIIY
All the new .Spring Hhadex to
match the new Spring Shoes.
wee he, Ih
suffcrlntc
1-4
1 TJsSsSSSfa 1,osu:l,Y
! Y
A
1 m ir
mm
1
with children makes her remark
ahly well milted In 'fflvlnjf ,'vnlU'
aide advice.
Poetry Class In
Interesting Meet
t 'ntthlileraldo local talent weIh
Hhown In tho original poetry read
1 the meiitei-H at tho rneotln of
the Tootry clahH at the homo of
.Mrri, Htollu IiikIo. Tnendny niKlit.
At u prevloiiH meeting "Llf4" wii.1
ehoH(-n to lie tlie ulJt;ct of tho
(ick'iiiH whleh wMe hroujiht x
iilMhi. alonu with, the meuihur'tf
lavoillo poom. - - ,
I airing tho pant Hevoral monthf
PRIMITm PASSION
UNDER PATHOS
Dtoma f Virtt dud Mta uida '
StwBom Bab tn Death ValUyf
- Zj CHARLIS BKKFORD dBSt
I "1 PiA ! A 5'i'iO
I'J SHOWS IN Mv v S
lly hi, rilgbl nr I be liniiKlnitl(mNjaO
II nwnil' you,. ' '"VLJ?yI
.'. MJ1' "'' lia U, t SINGING .'Wl
i i i vsttrpmta.a in if pyo
GARDENING time is just
ahead. Fresh packets cf
Northrup King & Co.'s Seeds
are now on display in dealers'
stores. These seeds are of un
surpassed quality. A five cent
price on all standard size veg
etable packets and most of the
Rowers, makes this line attrac
tive to thrifty buyers.
Northrup.KmeCo:s
Seeds
the olQPH him ittmlled eunfvmporu-iiy
llterntnrc, havlnt h"er enrolled Irj"-'
a correwpondence cour! tvlth-lhu-I'lilvernlty
of Oregon for tho lant
two year. The hontensnarved. ro
frehnienta after , the inectlnw; . :
PANAMA GIRL IS
BEAUTY WINNER
(Continued from Pago One)
In htithinK KiiltH on TticHd 'y nlKhr
when MIhb Janet KaHtmen of Kort
Worth. TexaH, wan Hi'lcctcd as
"Auierlca'H Swoetheari,' 44 fflrlM
from the l' lilted HtntcH appeared
both in eyenlnjif k'hviih nnd in hath-
X MtlltM.
GRANIHF
FRIDAY SATURDAY
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