LA GRANDE L.fiNING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, PRE.
Page Flv
Tuesday, April 1, 1930
.rluniHl to Work
If. A. Starr Huh returned to work
the Collins Service station aft or
abai-nco of a week duo to an
tack of the flu.
Huteml the Hospital
.Mrs. Joe Oliver entered the
undo It ond e hospital Sunday pro
mt ory to a major operation to
performed Wednesday. t ,
Major Operation '
.Mrn. Tom Ueuorue unue.rwent
major operation . today ut tho
Uraudo lionde hospital.
ILCAD RRIllEf JT
leaseil From Iho Hospital
Carl Jjislerud, who has been at
Uno Grande Rondo hospital . for
Amo tlmo with back injuries, wns
leased Sunday and is ut his home
Kivo Points,
io Jjemoetlon Tour-
fj. Farkiuk, U V. Chausae and
Kubei'tH begun an inspection
Tire protection apparatus of ait
tli' O.-W. bullcllnir on the B-conrt
lslon today, starting at HunnlH
i and workiiiK east.
ftrniii Wullowu
1 Olio liodnier, of 'W'a.llowa, it
f1rjyv"nK a few days in Lu Grande
llfiness.
''i-om KIkIii
Jj. Kcwell. ot KlKin. was a
-it Grande, visitor yesterday on
iislnesH.
CllMl Dlsc-lint-gctl
Kevin MeKcnzio, who was
brought here from Klamath Falls
on u burglary charge, was released
boon lino of lack of evidenco yester
day afternoon in tljo court of tho
Justico of jieaoe, I Denhanu
August P. Nelson of tho death of
his mother, Mis. A. II. Nelson, last ,ln1.ov)IJj
night at her homo In Gallon, Ohio Ct A ni,1B,an la about town
following an ilinoss of about a year. ,mluv atwr 8CVOral weeks Illness
Burial will bo at Gallon whoro sho jCOIl(jnnl! hlni at homo,
was born nnd spent most of her ,
life. Mrs. Nelson visited in I-a 'spenrtNlio Day
Grando for two summer months I' Mp llml xh.s .;, Johnson, of
about If. years ago. January 18 of IIUI,t,1rton nr0 visiting with Mr.
this year sho and Mr. .Nelson ob-,, ..... . .,,. .ihnson today, ston-
sorvcr their fifty-third weddliiR an-' , .. .. ., murn till) from
nlversary. Ilesidc her busband ; 1,ul.tjUIl(ji
throo children survive her, Aug. i . '
I. Nelson of this-city, u son of ' -a,.riu0 Uccn.se
Port Huron and a daughter ofl" 1:llv,.r potter and Violet Land,
Gallon. Miss Klorenee Nelson, a jjf-jn, secured a marriiigo license
Newlin and Mr. ltngain), songs by
Mr lUffain onsemblo singing, ex- pr0I)0ncnt8 tho condemnation
hibitton of flro eath.0- by William tnriinrii
epiloRUo on golf by .Mr., .
student nurso at tho St. KlizabPth
hospital in Baker, came to La
Cii-ande last nlht to spend the day
with her father, and will return
tomorrow. Mr, Kelson Is unable
to tso to Ohio.
this morning at tho county clerka
office.
Health Talks
At. the Hotels
Those registered at local hotels
Include: Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Fulton,
Salt Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. "V. J.
Mackwell, El Paso: W. It. Ited-
hoad, Portland; A. II. uurnnugn, ... ... . . ,., It ia
tsbury, Ida.; .Mrs. j. ,,, ,.,., ,hro!i
A HON, IS A HATrliEI-'lIil.D
A boll is a battlefield whereon a
war Is fought between attacklns
(forms and derendcrs of tho body,
A boll usually centers about a
iclds,
ItuK.iln, etc.
CIunu Onler Drill Inhibition .
At the armory, tho compnny's
first and second battalions went
through some close order drill and
manual of arms demonstration,
had company Inspection nnd stood
mustor.
Last night was tho initial ap
pearance of tho company in the
now Issue uniforms, a distinct Im
provement in appearanco over the
former uniforms.
and wifie, Por
M. Burns. Spokane; .1. N. Ander-
:, , ;,, , tissue about it,
Portland; Ben Buor, Nampa; K. C.
Kcnnally, Boise; 11. C. Sutherland
commonly brought on through In
jury to the linir follicle and tho
during snaving or
la, which are commonly present on
the skin, Invade the wounded tcrr
multiply.
to tho lnva-
U..H i. ui.ii... in. ,.ii,.i ,nn..r. The
l'ortiunii: J. i.. cananan. union . --- - .i.. i..,., .,ii.t
I'neiflc. of Chicago; .Mr. and Mrs.) '!';,.. '',' ,,, ,.,i ..inri with.
Portland; K. P. Welsol, Walla Wal- ,L" -
la; Ray Albert. Boise; K. U Smith, '""7 'V'' , ", ,?,, s
Walla 5 Walla; Uen T. Osborne. '
per cent company to tho Columbia
beach camp this Juno, duplicating
lns.t year's attendance.
WHITMAN GLEE
CLUB APPEARS IN
, LOCAL RECITAL
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' I 'Z - -.ce days, usually, tho boil Is
',, Portland-. Karl Youror. Boise; f" blown." and in fi
,.p i.,.i.i.... ,....u I., ill ... . ... II. r nens to softness.
in. i.,.,j.v.t , . h iinii a . J. w. layitir, lumiini, . . .. .
i , i i.i,,.,. im ...i.!.i.i Kiirfririi iiv. anu
If not complicated, it will at this
llmu break down' and a. muss of
dead tissue will be. thrown ' off
and healing commences.
I toils are commonest
Qn Business
I 1..1 l-tnt.lu,..1
-" J - - ' . .ii r. u iiu ..i i n. u . ... " -
lli. Grando last weekend on busi- j. ir Hathaway, Pendleton: K. M
Hwartz, l'ortland and San Pai'rott
Boise. ' ? ' '
-turneil Jlomc
Mrs. George T. Cochran returned ,,,, jk,lvt.
nio Sunday morning from l'ort- u.i,,.r
1
In llto
ind where sho attended the meet- - H ," Vhn negative issue of iuvmuu 8 suiior.us ..o
J r the hoard of directors of tho ... .!..,..., . .ri,.,. Ilrlglil's uisease. uiaucies, ko.ii "...I
on Federation of omon's au of com. Suchfo
ubs Saturday and also visited ..liltt ,liM!11.m;imAllt vCPt ' such Habit to IjoIIb. bucli huHi n.ia uau
riiJi J , , .,, ially have crops ot uoiis.
iv-.i.. , riirpM aa are neeueu ior mmici: nn- ... n.i ,i u
i , i . , ... ,,.,. A . ! A duii may ue a num. uiuusn
i ill senaior u. u. r.oeniuiu m I-I.. M.I- ... .. where thev will meet tne . . ,. . .
It.. .1.... i., nmintv on'"""'1 " ' ' ...... . fiiee. and mullinle boils called car
l,i.,. "wi.lle in llnlernriso he 1 ". ' . m,J buncles. are particularly dangerous.
-- i ii nsH niiiKinir iiitt 1.111 iiu ." .... . . .
ill attend tho annual meeting ot arc. Mr3 vu.torin Sclnv. iz- I ' sudden development
XII.... IT I l.&llil.U 111(1 VlNM fill "HI" ""V - - I-
1 ' 1 1 l thorn may be something more fun-
Delora r link. damentally wronK with tho body
flio chamber of commerce.
Sctiiriu'd 1o The Dalles
All.... TJ.ill. lnlincnn ll'IU nt II I'll Oil .
tb hor school at The Dalles aucr " "V,.'"V ,
2'"""'. .."V. ri;, l , ,L"Plekles", tho U If. S. operetta,
eon ill, but is now improving.
first perforni.-ineo of
jand that the boils are but a symp,
torn of that condition.
I A boil should not bo "man-hair
died" by unskilled hands. Caro
sjprnlncit Wrlsl
l.corgo u a.iaee, m ...Hi . .... .,, ,.r,m ,.es Ink
Slss.. snialued his left wrist In tt ( ' ', ,
ijill Sunday at Mcaeham.
was presented yost.sr.ius aiie.no. . auu1(1 iis0 )n, Vi.vn nn w lll)ow
the Infectious material coming
from a boll to infect and perhaps
ftecovcrlng
Mrs. It. If, Newloll, ot 110l
liring street, is rapidly recovering
d'oih a recent major oRerutlon at
tlm Grande Honde hospHal. '
with a largo allendanco of grade
school pupils present. Another
,.r m'lin-.fleld ' matlnco win tune in.icu iinnu......
, w in me uii
lug nlau?, Thursday ' and Friday
Tickets may be exchanged for re
served seals at Glass Drugs tomor
invade the surrounding tissue.
ig a series ot revival mooting "i.
le Christian church in Caldwell,
la..1 and will bo there for several
eeks. During his ubsonco Mrs.
utniinf will officiate at the local
iiuirch.
sti nting l-'ou di:aim:ss
Many deaf persons will go to no
end of trouble to correct their do
feel. And the more bizarre the
proposed remedy, tho more uppeal
ing it seems to be.
One of tile latest attempts, at
deafness cures is airplane stunting.
... , ,. ..... , ,,n. 1 lie ih incline. 11 iin.ro ie i..i ...
ire reglslereii at - - 1 1 . 1 (he idea, is that In stunting
there Is a rapid change ill altltud
and in conseiiuence a rapid change
In atmospheric pressure. .
, improving.
It (he llotels
The following
Ibral hotels: W. K. Leffel, Joseph;
M: 1 Anderson. Tile Dulles: llirdeno
lowllngs. l'ortland; Mrs. Stanley To .Tosctili
jetty, l'ortland; A. Snyder
Angeles.
Improving ...
Miss Bertha Nelson, uf Baker,
Las. J)eon,-caring. for liar mot.her...L -.S-
Mi-S. August P. N'.lson. who has
Los I
Mrs. ueila iiarnuen ami ..us. iu.u . n (h( C.1S1.S w)1(,,.0 .., r(,,ne
Charlton drovo to josepn io.i.ij "-,,. mtKhl ,.ovc effective, there
tho interests oi me v . u. v. i . . ,...,,.. ,,.1.1,... nroduce
1 ... - - -
Cidlicll I j 1 1n. same effects in a less sensa
The Kev. U. D. Putnani is hold- visltlns llvrv , tlonal. less cosily and more con
Mr.- and Mrs. Thomas 11111 ar- trollablct manner.
rived Sunday and are spending the ; nMt and hern is tho rub few
oek visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry CHMl.H cn )0 cured, tliough some
fusses Away
Word has been
Hill. Tho Messrs. 11111 are brothers. muy hli helped, in this manner.
' ,' Deafness is tho end result of one
In This Mornlm; . or more of a variety of causes. The
W. II. Briggs. of Ililgard, was a H()urc00 the difficulty may reside
IjQ. Grande visitor tills moiniiib m lhc dr, 01u- hones, cohlea, or
received by transacting business.
Sure You Are
I'lnlsli Your Wedding Details by
Using our new stjlo (crenin)
AniKuiuoemeiils. ,
N 1: 1. S O X P II I X T 1 .V (i CO.
nerve structure.
Necessarily intelligent treatment
Improving 1 promising desirable results cannoi
Mr. and .Mrs. a. J .lonnson no ,lp accomplished through stunting.
wero Injured in an automobile
accident in Portland. Pel). U'2 are
jbolh recovering. Mr. Johnson has
returned to work i.s an accountant
for the ITnion Pacific. Mrs. John
son Is still in tho hospital, but will
bo up in a. wheel chair In about 10
days.
ont day battalion was formed, for-, lQrt T)c,naA fin
met Governor Walter M. Fierce, a , IJdH 1 lOVCU Vfll
staunch friend of the conipany who
provides tho ground for tho rifle
range, J. II, I'earo who placed In
competition the beautiful I'earo
rlflo cup which Co. E won last
year, nnd Sergcnnt Orson J. Urundt.
supply sergeant of tho company,
wno nas a reuinraau.o reeo.u o. elective throughout British
drill attendance nnd cftlclency In ,,,,,11.1,1 wm.
performiiiB his duiics. ii,..,rr.h it will bo illegal for
Corporal Kormit Itagaiu proslu- ,,.,. ,.i.i r 7 ,,,1
ed over tho entertainment program, ' . fiueelfieallv the
features of w . cl, were: piano . duet Ho a(
uyruuiunu v.nceuL .se. ,i, , 4 tf b ,
tlon by tho company uuartc (C I - ,aw
land Walls nger Paul u id V ncol.t marriage
Child Weddings
In India Today
NKW DELHI. India, Apr. 1 (AP)
I,rohll)ition Of baby brides be
waH aimed at tho Krcatnr marrhiBe
evil which brought upuA its In
prlsonmcnt of ono month will be
Imposed upon any person Rolem
nizlnK a union which comes under
tho ban of tho child marrlago net.
Kush to Altar
Tiny brides havo boon rushed
to tho altnr by thousands during
tho last five months in nn effort
to forestall tho law which was
passed last September by tho legis
lative assembly by 07 votes to 14.
In ono recont caso tho ago of a
11 1 In Kft fin Ti.nu miL iwn vnn 114'
Capt, Bean expects to take a 100(hlinilroU8 of other marriages of in
fants of similar ages have been
taking place, mostly In Hongal and
Madru.s and noma in North India.
In many Quarters tho now law
Is resented on rollgious grounds
and it has caused considerable
agitation both among Hindus and
Moslems.
Questions about It continue to be
raised periodically In the assembly.
Some sections of opinion havo sug
Ind Urn I.ovo Call" from "Kohc ' gosted tho refusal of new taxation
Mario" by Kriml; "My. HonnlOjon the grounds that tho law inier
I.ass" by Gaul; "Dinvn'a Awaken-' feres with religious liberty of tho
ing" from 'l,eT Cynt" Suite ISO.;
by Grieg; "May'v by iluertcr;
and "Spring's Karabnnd y Hoard- j
man. which was awarded tho Kndl-
cott prlzo in 19 2 C for the best
choral, work.
. Interprets o Dances
Tho "Vateo l.ente'' from "'op-
nclia" by Dellbes, an . orchestra,
number was featured with an In
terpretive dance- by Marion l-e-Kevro,
"MVlodio Op. 27" by Frlml
unothcr orchostm number.
Mrs. KUhpr Kundquist Howors, vio
linist, directs the orchestra.
The group of KeirYy VIII dances
by German-l'cderleln and present
Hindus. - Tint tho authorities havo
indicated they wll book no .laxity
in connection with tho law
Tho ban on child hmrrlage, does
not affect tho territories of tho 700
native princes who arc absolute
moiiarchs in their own domains.
Miss Pierson Is
Leading In Miss
Majestic Race
MRS. king is
CONVINCED ITS
ALL A MISTAKE
With fifteen candidates In tho
field to win tho honor of being
".Miss Majestic" and receive tho
$107.60 Majestic radio .tho MIhb
Majestic salt's contest 1h growing
in Interest hourly, Willi such keen
interest evidenced It is very prob
able that tho standings nuiy bo
entirely reversed at tho next
counting, it is said. .
Thosu who hco "Iiomanco of Ulo
Grande." at tho Arcudo theater,
which is playing tho last time to
night, may uk for a Miss Ma
jestic coupon and vote for a con
testant. All votes may bo depos
ited in tho ballot box inside of tho
Arcado theater.
Tho standings of tho contestants
nro us follows:
Horuetu l'lersoit
Tholma Kuller
Vivian Gallagher
Virginia Hmlth
Mrs. I.ynn Wright ...
Othello Webb
Margaret Geddos ....
Mildred Smith
Nollo Woods
Gwondulyn Utton ....
MJr.1. Walter llrown
l'earl Ibuinlz
Mrs. Charles We la ..
Vivian Hansen
Leah Uram.well
Ten thousand voles nro given
for sales of radios this week.
stand by him." Mrs. King: do '
c la red. "I know ho didn't do It."
KIMIKKA. Cal., Apr. I (AD
With Claremu U King, hor ac
cused slayer, among tho probable
witnesses, a coroner's Jury hero
today prepared lu hold an Inquest
Into tho death of Mrs. Mary Mc
Coy, 27, whoso body was found with
a bullet wound through tho head
bestdp tho Hod wood highway near
Orick last week.
King, an ex-convlct, was re
turned hero by Sheriff John W.
Kuiinor last night from Portland,
Ore., whoro he was arrested Sat
urday after ho had attempted to
withdraw by mail $S'J dopusitud
in an eastern bank by Mrs. Mc
Coy, his former sweetheart. Ho
was booked un a murder charge,
while his bride of less than a
mouth, Mrs. Eunice I'ardeo King,
of Corvnllls, Ore., was held as a
material witness.
Hours of questioning failed to
shako King's contention that tho
tihootlng was accidental.
lOu route here yesterday, King
and his wife wore taken to the
spot where tho body was found.
Cnomjotlonally, King pointed put
tho log lo which he had dragged
the body after the shooting and
told how ho had hurried away and
r' ,mx driven back to Oregon. He married
Moo - . ,
Vancouver, Wash.
Mrrf. King grew hlsterical dur
ing hor husband's recital.
"I love him nnd am going to
DEPT. y-u
"57 STORES
..... 10 1.1 "0
VU.UIIU
76,(100
07.200
M.KOII
...... 411,10(1
20,500
27.200
24,8110
111,5110
1S.700
Kl.liOO
10,700
11,0(10
Ktoro No. lit Lit Cirniide, Ore.
Spring Bonnets
Pleasing Spring models
of designs and colors to
care for the most critical.
Moderately priced at
$1.49 to $3.98
Don't Forget American
Legion Auxiliary April
Fool Dance, Zuber Hall.
DR. COZZENS
TO SPEAK AT
DINNER MEET
Skull of Peking
Woman Spurring
Hunt For Eden
IMIII'INO (AI'll
1 rc Nkull or
rrt by Marlon U-Kpvio ami H-tli lT"w wnnmii imu .n
Gorman -were acTOiiiiittnlt-.! I,y both 1'T that nian'H birthplace Hon
tho rlioru.H anil the or.-hoi.tra anil l"ris.I in Asia, says Dr. A. W. Gra-
inolu.loil the torc-h danoo by .Miss ,'". cl,1,,t imleontolOBint ot the
l.el-'evrc anil sheiihora's (lame by
Mirs Clorm.naml the Mlurrl.s datioo I An exiiortitlon to ncarch for this
i i.n, ,t.. ...... r lHt ffardon Is expoctoil to start
Sti-miinu ThioiiKli Xlolody foin hero next summer. Dr. ltoy
.' ., ,. ,.. v ,m,,..ti.iu .Chapninn Andrews of the Amori-
lliith' Hasldiis. Sarah Soinervlllo. ." musouin of .natural history
... ,. . i.',,il.,,l.iM(. nnd hopes to lead Hueh a search.
Martliu .soln'i'rer: illenn Whitney. I After years ot exploring in Mon.
i-'i l.'ilu.ir.l itiibv and KOlia he found tile sho where lie
Leslie AnvJstronK. was li6hter nul-', lhl"kM 11 P0""11'1? th'11- ''in'
i.,-. .n.i innsi doiiuhtfiii. nialiis co ild have boon preserved
A bit of cood advortisiilK was a' tor more than a million years.
. 1 7)ia ni'filmn'n lnllof tlittt An
campus H-m.in.sium inc wanco 01
the-. Aclivltle.4," a .chonil, orches
trul and- danc- ensemble .with in
terprolivo .tlaiKTS, by . Marion. ,!'-,
Kevre n:id Kelh (iorman to the ac-
comp;in!iiM-nt of Whilm;in college
pooks; . foutball, 'The Jtootlny:,
Sonc:" luiHketball. "Iteiieiilh the
An cvenlng'H program, unusun)
In its scope, will ho given at the,
Prcsbylorlun church , .-Wednesday
evening when tho Womou's M.is
tdonnry society will servo the biin
quot at which Ui J-Mwin Cozx-ons,
of Klat, t'amercon, Al'rlca will bo
the speaker. Ir. ("oiizens is rep
resenting the board of Presby
terian foreign missions In KaHtern
Oregon during the zoning period,
Mliirch and AprlV 1 fr. (o.zens
Kpctiks at tho linker IMe.sbyleiiiin
church this evening and Th urn
day ho will ho at Klgln.
Following tho missionary pro
gram, which boKhiH with the din
ner at U o'clock, the annual con
gregational iroctlng will be hold.
This part of the evening program
will featuro reports of the year's
work In each of tho dopaii m,ents
of tho church, prepared plans for
tho coming' year will be present
ed, and officers elected.
.Dr. CozzeiiH will return to !-a
Grando Haturduy evening and be
the speaker at the Sunday morn
ing service at tho church.
Dr. G-rnbau's bollef that Asia wan
tho original Kdcnf Is based on sup
positions lhaC 2Q( million years ago
there occurred ','Vjno ofitlu most
stupendous physirar' events in his
tory." the upheaval .that created
the JlimalnyiL mountains.
South of tho mountains tint HI-
MjiIxii and Hlue;' b:iseball. "The n-maim-u warm, uiun iiiooi. iil
KHioball Song;" tennis,. 'Wbllimin ml ""progressivti, Dr. Orabnu con-
i-i lomni:". .allege snlrlt. 1 '" wiin
"Quln, Quln. Qually."
The finale "The -v'hittuan Hymn"
was preceded by a few words by
Howard M. Print, direelor of tho
Wmitman conservatoi y of music, In
tends. That sito, with wbaleVer
slory it contains, now lios burned
three miles deep Hinder sands that
for millions of years Jiuvc blown
, over It. i '
! North of the liimnliiyas the cll-
uhlelv he Invited ahnnnl ami par
ents to sing with the club.
mate turned cold, man hud to learn
work, find fire, live In the open.
From there lie migrated all over
t lift world
Ono branch went to Kngland and
INVESTIGATE
REAL ESTATE
GRIEVANCES
AND 40 PEOPLE
PLAN R-REVENGE represented by Iho PIltdownHhe real estate department
KAU;;.r. Ore. (A.P) Persons
having Juslllable grievances
against Oregon real ertate agents
received refunds from tlm ngeul
totalling $sur.0: during ac
cording to the records of V.
Job nson, boa d of the . run I rsta 1 o
division of Iho state Insurance i
commissioner's of rice.
A total of Ilill coniplaliils worn
investigated during the year and
otlhls number. 4 1 hud tuctH to sub
stantiate them, according to Joliu
hoii'm reeivt ds. Itestil nt ion was
made hi all tlmsc cases through
" mssum
mil lM)&fi UsMi
in st'tua u
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.3 'hTTpiimimTm ii rr-"cf?-c"'T,"at'-'y,-T-'-'"r'-'"
It nr.iKt be based on careful examl
nation and must proceed along con
trolled lines.
"The test of the puddln Is In the
jeutlnV the old saying goes. And
so It was in this Instance. At tho
Newark alrporr. there recently was
carried through an experiment to
lest. the. effect of airplane stunting
on deafness.
, Six adults, from about CO appli
cants, were selected for tho test.
Their dirficulltes wero nn follows:
one man stuttered, another suffer
ed middle ear disease: two men
and two women were deaf.
After the flight the stultnror was
worse off. So was the middle Mr
case. Those deaf showed no Im
provement whatsoever.
A bricklayer said to a foreman
on a new job: "I'd like to work
here, but can't find a place to
park my car."
Tim foreman replied: "I guess
you won't do. Thin Is a high-class
Job and wo want only .Mickluyor.'!
who have chauffeurs."
VlUisca. 7a., voted to havo Hun
day movies In its third election on
tho subject.
skull. Another, it Is believed, came
eastward nnd to one of lis women
belongs the newly found Peking
water was not shut .off, nnd there skull, which seems to ho contetn
..,PO (111(...i,.M (pnranoous with and somewhat like
"UL ' III,. 1HH.I...
.Mr. Larson's molher-ln-law van u, ' ",,un" i
planning on washing, and when' Whllo living in thiH Mongolian
tho telephone call came, she iin- Dr. Graba-J believes, man
mediately filled up tho bathtub, learnou io qimrrri aim to iiroieoi
I'liero wero others, probably two."""1"" "'""h i uihm
score, over the city who likewise
tern.
started their faucets f.ill blast with ,
anything under them that wasn't
suspected of leaking. 1HII lleugha".
Spud Helms and many others didn't
think of questioning the source of
the warning because Horace
Knapp happens to be city water
superintendent and his volci; car
ries authority.
This morning at the Iron foun
dry. Pete wasn't worth much as far
as work went. Most of the lime
he spent chuckling and chuckllnn.
sometimes laughing out loud and
how! roster had a lot of laughs,
been uso lie st'iriod It all, and Pete
whs his abb; usslstatit. They did the
calling, and not Horace Knapp.
Today some 40 persons are fig
uring out ways and means of get
ting even, but Pet a nnd l-'oster
aren't perturbed as yet!
LEGION OFFICIALS
ARE SPEAKERS AT
FORUM LUNCHEON
SAYS MILLIONS
ARE UNEMPLOYED
(Continued from Page one)
ANNIVERSARY
OF COMPANY
CELEBRATED
(Continued from Page One)
ot Iiu- lop of the nnd should
be the next Oregon city to receive
an armory.
The speaker was Introduce,! by
APijor Italph Huron, roiniiiandlng
ithe Second Itattulmn, wlm spoke or
' the facts surrounding the forma
tion of the company, springing
from the temporary cavalry organ
ized here lu PJS3 io participate. In
the Meacham July 3- celebration.
. The major ilso read a tH.-grum
of congratulations from Cleneral
George A. White.
f'ui.liiltt Wiitter A. Hi nn. In 9
short talk, express! a ppreciaiion ,,n,,
of iho support given the compmy
by the community, and urged that
emp'oyer:i of guardsmen permit
reached high records hi 2 indus
trial centers.
Tho federation's unemployincitl
j program Croon nut lined uridyl
tnrcB separate nearings: i-aei unu
Ing, industrial measures, and reme
dial measures.
Hn urged lhal the im;'itiptoy menl
census, authorized by emgreH. in
connertlon with the detnnnll cen
sus, givo "tho total picture of un
employment," distinguishing be
tween part time work and Jobk-st'
nes. lie wis r"ii
(Continued from Pago Ono)
bloodshed and chaos. He said that
the legion played a great part In
permitting an orderly merging of
lhc army with the millions who
remained at homo.
.Moser Speaks
Mr. .Moser, In a short talk, said
that l hey u re I n Ka st ern rogon
primarily lo a r ran go for Iho stale
convention in linker, and nlco said
that the Oregon depurtment Is go
ing lo bid for I he 1 1 national
con ven tlon with tho northwest
host In Port Intnl.
Tomorrow night tlm 1 wo men
wiP. meet with the local American
l.eglon. Kalph Winters, com
mander; Otis Painter, adjutant;
( iiet Thompson, finance officer,
and several other members of the
post, lure weie In attendance to
day. (ieorge If, t'urrey, president,
was In charge of the luncheon,
whlih ended with the singing of
"A metica."
The department conducted six
forma I heaiinga during the year.
One license was suspended, five
were f uncoiled ami one; applica
tion for a broker's license was de
nied. A total of I f7 real estate
brokei's' licenses and -151) real es
tate salesmen's licenses were Is
sued. The number of brokers' li
censes was Ioks by five and Iho
salesmen's licenses less by 254 than
(he previous year.
At the present Juncture for i'.t'Mt
tint brokers registered are AX U-hh
and lhc salesmen -17 less than at
the corresponding time last year.
This Is believed due to , some
changes in the law whereby a re
duced fee Is no . longer allowed
for early purchase f licenses unci
it. Is believed Hie number will
come up lo normal within u few
mouths.
Of KOO.OOO .Swedish-horn men
and women who live abroad, tir.e,
nou are in tho United .States and
Canada,
Are
Carefully
Handled
at the STANDARD
Whether laundered or dry
cleaned, your prized win-
dQw fuv.n.ishvnga.wiU.be..re.i:
turned with straight edges
and square corners, and no
unsightly pin scollops will
mar the dainty appearance
of your hangings.
This spring let the Stand
ard help you with house
cleaning by removing win
ter's smoke and soil from
your curtains and drapes.
We know you will be
pleased with our work.
If you wish, we will be glad
to retint your faded cur
tains, at a small extra
charge. ,
STANDARD LAUNDRY CO.
"Wife Saving Station"
1418 Jefferson La Grande
Phone
Main
56
Don't Miss the Auxiliary's April Dance
"Kcmpy" Given Hy
Lodges Last Night
jlhi-m lo (lid ml rl. 1.1 Iniinln? . vlliil linrlncn-hlli WHICH naec c:irn.
jn-rioil sil (.nn Clatnop dtirinx ' i-r lrin tfi il proiluclivo umiiT
Jiinr. ilakhifc'.
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trllttltp to II. K. t'oollOKu. for-, mi nt nirvh t- "to cunnttt tturki iv)
nit r captain of a nationHl tru-ji-d wuntint; Joba wltli work 0Morlui
vrjul.ittuii lint b- l"tt Un. pri-- M'.i. "
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by tin- Hiiiiim. rvllli. Oibl l-i l-
fi-ili-nil low nnil Itclii'kah liiil(ff- In I.'.
atonrr to i-upplcmi-nt this pprimlli! (inin.li- laMl TilKlit. lit Urn 1 I'. H.
lnr.rn(atlon. uvxi-rtlne that prnm ilt i liapi I on Norlll Kir Mtrci-I. It
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of llk'ht uniiidKini; of orcliaril'i
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