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Tuesday, April 8, 1930
ILCCAL
M 111" JlouUs
Among those ri'Klstored at local
liotclH are: K. CI. Cruvin. Portland;
Mabel llenn and children, Union:
.1. 10. C'rwynne, AlturuH, Call.; M. J.
ll'lKhtowon, Contmllu; O, M. Pierce,
0.-V. C. Gilo, Portland; William
Cooper, St. Louis; 10. C. Cnroy, John
I'arey, John Phillips, Kloux Fa I Ik,
H. D.; 1 H. Clilltert. Uoise; C. 10.
Johnson, Tueoma; H. I. liarber,
S)0)cane; Mrs. if, L Gladding1,
Jlntte; Mr. and Mrs. D. . Kourt,
and Hon, Uoise; J. McGulre,
Purtland; J. A. Hennle, Kugene;
H. II. Whitmore, Marshtield; Mr.
and Mrs. O. Hon, Senttlc; L. J',
Pearson, llurns; Geoi'Ko S. Inc;;
Jordan Valley; ami 11. L, Congburn,
O.-W.
Slopped .lore
l' O. HesM, formerly of tlil
clty.wlll be a visitor hero until
I'ridCy, stopping for n few days
on her way to Salt Lake City where
.she will be matron In the Utah
children's home. She spent the
winter in Tillamook with her
daughter. Mrs, Hess Is the wife of
the Rev. V. O. Hess, the Baptist
minister of La Grande, who puyaed
away last hu miner.
Given I bulge
Members of the La Grando fire
department, buth paid men and
volunteers, presented Chief . C. T,
LhulHey with a oltd gold badgo nt
IokL nlKht's monthly mooting
the department.
of
Not so Well
The Hcv. M. G. Tennyson, rector
of the Episcopal church, who has
been HI for the last few days, was
reported to bo worse last night.
His condition was a little bettor
this morning but he Is still too 111
to see visitors.
Cur Abandoned ..
' The ear that was stolen from tt.
l- Titfu'i on lv avenue Sunday. night,
was Veeovered late yesterday. It
was found abandoned near the
business section, with almost all of
the gasoline used up. ......
Visiting Relatives
Gladys Snider, of Pendleton. Is In
La Grande this week visiting rela
tives. She is a guest at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Harry Starr.
Revival Meetings
Revival meetings are being held
even: night this week at 7:46
o'clock at the. Gospel .mission
Kvangelist Ferris A. Dncld will
speak on a series of lectures, the
subject bring VThe Second Coming
of Christ." All are invited.
Improving
Mrs. Tom; UeRoi'de. who. umlcr-wi-nt
a recent operation at the
Grande Ronde hospital, is Improv
ing. :t. r.i
At llle llnlcls
Mrs. May Stevens, Portland; U.
I Greonrlale, Portland; G. K. La
bell. Portland; R. A. Vernon, I'ort
laml; li. J. Knapp, Salt Uikc City;
t 10. Dignian, Seattle; and W. F.
Falk, Portland, are registered at
local hotels.
Kpi'iil Wci'lit'iid llOTO
Mr. n ml Mra., Lou Kull-r i-jlurn-t-il
to thoir humo in l-nrtliind after
vislllliK fur several lln.vn ullh Ills
muthcr, Sirs. Grace FuVsr.
Leaving Thursday
Mrs. Herbert llnnna and daugh
ter. M Irian and lavellc, aro driving
to AValla AValla Thursday morning
in visit Mr. and .Mrs. Lloyd Berry
(formerly Cencvieve llanna).
In F.nUTprlse
Mr. and Mrs. James Dennett and
MLs.s Margaret Dixon are visiting
with Stuart Dennett, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dennett, this week in En
terprise. It. A. It. I:. Meets
The It. A. II. K. will meet tonight
In tho Saeajawea Din for a regular
meeting, dance and social evening.
Llmlsey'M orchestra will furnish the
music. ,
From Wallowa
Dr. .John D. Gregory, of AVal
tijwu, was in 1-a Grande hist week
und on business accompanied by
I j, h Allien,, also of "Wallowa, can
didate fr representative from Un
ion and Wallowa counties.
Yi-lklU'lutivos
.vr. Frank Gildersleevc and
, imhlauirhtcr. Virginia FouqueUe,
"Vl'iiT'ln Knterprise visiting Mr. and
' ' Mrs. Tom Dennett, Mrs. Fouquetto's
great - grandparents, during the
pring vacation.
Seriously HI
Miss Florence Sullivan is seri
misly 1)1 at the St. Vincents Ifbspltal
in Portland where she has been In
training. Her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
M. J. Sullivan, have been called to
her bedside.
..i llettirniMl Sunday
Mrs. K. F. LaFrienler nnd daugh
l"r Pauline returned Sunday fn.un
Portland where tHey spent hint
weekend on a business trip, driv
ing down Friday.
I !! II I'flf.f l-'rntn tin Idlki-
t.'. 1. Putnmn llns reUll-lu-d from
.MAIN, fur nn.vllilne
thill Ih In lie iirlnlcd.
It it s li orders taken
mill flnislieil on tlino.
N E L S 0 N
tHitn Vtrt Offhts
Wonderful News For
Fits Sufferers .
lirooklyn. X. V.- Most stubborn
a.se.- of epilepsy have been slopped
hy new remedy. Thousand of suf
ieiers have been helped. If you
have fits write at once to PhenHlep
lol Company Jinx 71 St. Johns PI.
Slu. Drooklyn. N. Y for free book
Kl. Dept "s-l. t pd. .Adv.
BED Elf JT
Hot Lake where 1)6 was a patient
last week, lie Is Improving and la
back at work.
Annual Pre.sbj-tcHal Meeting
Thft annual Prosbyterlal meeting
Is being held In Raker today nnd
tomorrow. The president, Mrs.
Herbert Hannn, will preside- with
women from' Union nnd "Wallowa
counties attending and with from
20 to 25 present from hero. Prom
inent guests are the- Rev. and Mrs.
Grover-C. Brlchett, of : Colombia,
H. A. Mrs. Kvelyn Rancroft, of the
National Missions board of Han
Francisco nnd the Synodlcol presi
dent, Mrs. 1. A. Thompson, of
Portland. ,
From Ohio
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. V. Ream, tour
ists of Cleveland, Ohio, stopped in
La Grande this morning on their
annual tour of Homo part of West
ern United States. This year, In
addition to viewing Ocgon, they
plan to spend codsldcrablo time In
Washington.
Stopped! Iloro
The Whitman nll-coliego gloo
club stopped In La Grande Sunday
on their return to Walla Walla af
ter a concert. tour.
"Kvcry Member". Social
An: Vr,y . member '.social , was
arranged for the, next meetLngj.of
tho- K. P. lodge; April "14." at. lust
night's session. ; Several novel and
entertaining features, are being nr-
raned- arid It is rumored i:lhat
"Amos and Andy."; will make -a per
sonal' appearance.--, If Any member
Is unable to rutfcnd due, t'o lack of
transportation It will be -provided,
one-of the officers announced to
day. Following the program a buf
fet" luncheon will bo served.- This
meeting . is for members only., ;
Homo This Morning -.
' Mr." and Mr.8.:'Iiii;. Norton re
turn od' home this morning front a
weekend ' spoilt In Portland on
business and pleasure. 1'
Scarlet Fever Case Iiisiiilssed
The home- pf Jean Walker has
been released from scarlet fever
quarantine. ' According to the city
health records this leaves the city
free froni any' quarantines.
Ijulles Alii Mecl.s
The Ladles Aid of tlic Lutheran
church .will meet in tho annex of
tho church Thursday .afternoon,
April 10 fur a no-hostess inectlns
at- -2 o'clock. , -
Mpotlns AVmIim.-wIhv
The Woman's l-'oioisn SHasion
iiry society- of the M.-; 1-5. chunh
will meet Wednesday afternoon1 nt
the 'home' (it Mrs. W. l'ierson at
1305 Tenth at 2 o'clock. 'Mrs.
Perkins", wife '.of the missionary
vJio. hpfl ;returpf i from. India;; will
sneak. All menioers anu wi.-iiu.-i
tire urged to attend.
Baby Son ;
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Lanky of
Canby, Ore., aro the parents of a
son born today at the General hos
pital In Salem. Mrs. Lasky Is the'
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Homer
Tuylor. '
To 1ntenrbc
Miss Anna Freels - pent the
weekend at her homo 1" Knterprise.
Mrs. n. K. Stone, of KnterpriHe.
who was a guest of Miss I'reels
last week, returned home with her.
Unity Dor
Mr. and Mrs. John Clol.eler aro
the parents of a baby hoy norn
April 4 at their home . In Digin.
The new arrival has been namcu
Wendell John Gekelcr.
Iliishtoss Trl
Melvln Dandy returned tms
morning from a business trip to
Portland, gol"S down Sunday even
ing - .
I'm tm Viilon
William Dobbin, of Union, was
in La Grande yeicrday on business.
From Wallowa
Mrs. II. G. Skillings and Mrs. Ada
Doyd, of Wallowa, wore 1m Gnindc
visitors last weekend iransnewug
busiiTcs.
I 'I'tuii V.n I orttrise-
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Chrlsman. of
Fnterprisc, were in Ui t; ramie last ;
weekend. Mr. Chrlsman Is a cim-
STORES !
Wore No. 1.1 lia Cirnndr, Ore.
Easter Bonnets
$2.98
KnMer IhmneLs tlic Itarblugcr
of Striiur. Light airy early
SuimiHT iihmIcIs tasteful I)' tic
IgtKtl.
MM
. 1 ! UgH
dtdate for dlblrlct attorney of Wal
lowa county. ,
f 1
In Baker-
George T, Cochran, local at
torney, la In Raker this wcok en
gaged In a trial.
At I'nloii
c. R. Eberhard and 1L L. new
are In Union today on lcgul busi
ness. .
1ort Lust .Night
State Superintendent C. A. How
ard, of Salem, left last night for
Spokane where ho Is a upoaiter
at the Inland Kmplro Kdueatlonal
association laoctlug this week.. "
Business Trl . i .-
Audmor Playle. returned . this
mlornlng from Seattle where he has
been, since 1 Frlduy on a business
trip. ; .
23 Elk In Herd
Now Grazing At
Wallowa Lake
y Mrs. William WigB" V
(Observer Correspondent) ;
LOSTINL-L Ore. (SpeclaU
Roy.1 from Joseph counted 23 elk
In the herd'nt Wallowa lake. They
are grazing on the lowlands as is
their custom at this time or.moj
year. Uiter they located, "Rill
Taft." bull elk, farther up the
hillside, grazing alone. ; ;
' "6. J. Pdley began; taking the
census the: 'first of the; week and
expects toftfintsh soon.-'
The Knterprise furniture store
and undertakers have 1 moved this
week Into. ;tjwo sopanite buildings.
Mr. Booth has now.a very -neat and
coiiimodlous chapel; in connection
with his 'undertaking saloni'DOm.
A. B. AMVOnlno has mhved; the
furniture store to tho. Litch build
ing where'jhc has a smaller room
with steanjf heat.- . , . -
. rru I tn dint Itfllctlff and A. .C.
Miller wiMJe" named lis th'e.iwb wh'o'j
havo rendered more sarvlceablo
w-b'ri; In llVc last year .at the Llbiis'
club, dinner held at . Kri'terprlse
Tuesday, evening.' '. - . . '
Miss Iteulah MeGlll i who -'-haa
been Iwivlng a forced layoff 011
account of an Infected Jiand,. has
returned to Hot Lake whore, she
lakes up her' duties of night nurst;
again.'.
Ish Claudine Ierth and Ilss
Kdilh Nolan were guests of Mi's.
Clara Urn I as at' Hot . Lako last
week. :. : t,v
Mrs. Kranvls Gralpf 'Tid' . sop,.
IConneth, 'Of Khter prist, ivtalted.
her' mother, 'Mrs." 1011a fMeKtnzle
Friday. , .
'Mrs. Jack . Peed . went, 'to Ia
G ru nd i' i o. ' see her , pa rcn Is', , ' M r.
and Mrs. reh Wlllelt )vliu ha,ye
boih been -.: ' ' "
Mr. a tup 'Oil 'rs. Karl Hovis. have
noved tn the Gall Crow rnnch' on
Hurriconc -creek where they will'
lie employed dutlng the summer. ',
Clmrlc. Sk;ott and Clifford WIn-t
at Ladd Canyon spent the week in
Lost 1 110; i, ;";' . . V ' '!
Mrs. M. ,c. 'ourlney nnd son.
Oimald, caine In v from Imnuhaj
Monday at)d visited friends here,
Uils ;eek. ' ' V
" tfri Friday April 1 1 the arflrnui-1
ilve teaiii,.' lluth 1 Leonard- andl
Warner ('ipw, will debate ; the;
MalncH iiegtjtive team on the ques-l
tlon "Ilesolved. that Oregon should
adopt the cabinet form of govern-:
mtnt propow'd In senate Joint'
resolution No. 1 passed by tluv
36th (legislative assembly of Oie
gon." The place haw not been de
termined. . .
M.n'.. W. W. Crow's room has
charge of the' assembly program
Monday at the sehool. These pro
grains ure much enjoyed' by the
school as well as thb public.
Mr. and Mrs. Jloy Morris and
daughter,' Gwendolyn, of liubler,
and M"r. and .Mrs. L. F. Wlggans,
and daughter, Doris and Marvin
Wiggans, of Maker, drove over to
Lrsttnc Saturday night and vlsltr
od'at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wfggan; ; ' "'
Tho teueiicrs for all except he
fifth and flixlh grades hayo been
hired for next year. The supeilu
lemlent Is Mean Lobaugh, of Wash
ington: tissistant high, Mrs. Lo-
I -j- yA
mi ..cttiu a
"HER PRIVATE AFFAIR
Also
All Talking Comedy "The End of the World."
Paramount Sound News and Radio Review
GRANADA
Starting
TODAY
IX. GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA' GRANDE, PRE.
I I ".i'l , , I , SB
baugh. They aro graduates of
Willamette university. James Leon
ard' will teach tho seventh and
eighth grades, Ms. Carrio Brld
uell the third and fourth and
Leotl Holmes the primary,- do-1
partment.
Miss Helen Reed and MJss Ruth
Ifensley, leaeners near Klgin. vis
ited over tho weekend nt tlto liLine
of J. R.- He.vdey.
Mrs. Ida Ifouser was n Pontine
visitor Saturuay, Mrs. Ilouser lt
assisting in th- bnuso wor. at Hie
Clyde Rroxson !ume.
. Mr. Klla MelvJnzie Kpon. Mon
day and 'Hieuday at Die beti.e of
Mrs. Chaltih Allen, of Wallowa.
Their Infant daughter linn been
very 111 of pneumonia bur is bet
ter at preset 1.
The work n the water works
dam will soon be completed giv
ing tho city better service In city
watei.
. Friends of Moss Swan will be
very glad to hear that he is Im
proving gradually. Fur several
weeks he has been suflerjng from
paralysis of the hips and legs.
. Miss Henrietta Morris, slate di
rector of child health education,
wilt be In Wallowa county this
week and will hold meetings wlih
tho teachers and all others who are
Interested in this work. Meetings
have been arranged in the differ
ent towns and. rural distiicts will
also be worked during tho week
: Five hundred thousand Rainbow
trout eggs are to be brought to
the rinterprlse fish hatchery to. be
hatched and then thev will bo
"planted" In the different streams
of; tlie. eounly. - ,
-Many of the; sjicep men hav
repoWed some sort of Hlc.knctH
among their . sheep dogs this
spring. .The animals are stricken
with a sudden blindness when
working but vecover when they are
qulytcd-ajul handled. 1 i
Dr. Hoekett and son I lay, re
turned to Knterprise Sunday lrom
Purtland. They went to h- Dr.
Hockelt'a uiother who was Injuied
in ..an automobile accident.
( ,!l'hef liiarkctlng association snip
ped one car of hogs "from the
;vaJey " this week, the smallest
shipiiKrnt or the year.
!; Mr. and Mrs, . William McGee
left' 'this wCek for Knterprise
where1 they will be employed by
It.'' S. To bin during the spring and
summer.
; '.airs.. Clara Spray, of Yakima.
arrived .Friday for a visit with her
parents; Mr. and f I is. Harry
Boldler. Oscar Kiel, her brother,
met her in l.a Grahde.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Alien spent
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Myrtle lllpplinger out. from
JCnt apprise, . '
- ;Miss . Kdllh Nolan left Mmday
for Monmouth where she will take
the; spring and summer course al
the. 'slate" hprninl school.
Saturday -afternoon the Key.' ,1.
George Walss. of l.a Grande, the
lt.ev. Air. -Williams of Klein, the
if.v . 1.' w wi.i.-Mm ,,r i.'iikHM-ni'iu,.
the I lev, Mr. Cook, of Wallowa
nnd the Dev. W. L. Van Nuys, met
wiin ine rnrisuan ivnueavor so-
tbird annual young people's con
ference to be helil tin the South
Fork during tho first ) Kviek ' i.n
Ailgus-t.. , vj . s ,
Saturday noon tho' house ol'tFluyd '
Leauyrd's caught lire and due to
the efforts of, :yie- Ojicupfnts 'a'fii'f
neighbors the fire was soon "ex
tinguished. ( .
'Mr. and Mrs. William Mr Fet ridge
ar,e giving their house a new eoat
of pain! and having the interior
rcdero rated.
Mrs. J. llagln and son. Donald.,
of La Grande, visited several daya
with Mrs. Kdgar Hook.
- Miss Ituby Leuiiard is recover
ing from a severe attaek of flu.
. Mrs. Kfrie Cook and Mis. Jes
sie 'Wisdom spent Thursday with
Mfw Wllllnm Wiggniw.
Mlsti (.'rystJi 1 Stan key, of Para
dise, wiis a guest the last week of
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. Williamson.
Mr.. Oliver Nevin, of the Gospel
Mlsnlon church of Knterprie.
held several meetings at the home
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lal'e llanuuork
during the week. A large attend
ani'e wmh reported.
O. J. Poley has had Cnrl llaaland
plowing a field t)f sod with hi
traelor this week.
The piny "Itasca I Diit" put on
bv the lleheknh lodge, will b.-
Weste.
Electric
'CVITFM
SOUND
rxiivd
given April 12. The dato was
originally set for April 4. .
A shower In honor of Mra. Guy
Crow was given Friday afternoon
nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Mark
Crow. There were 21 women :
itroHont. Mjmv beautiful clfts worn'
received by Mrs. Crow. Delicious!
refreHhtnents were served' by the
hostess. Mrs. Dean Crow and
Mrs. Howard Williamson,
Mr. nnd MVs. Joo Caudle who
have been working for , Walter
Franklin, have moved back to
Lost 1 11c. Mr. Caudle wIP run tho
service station for Alien and
Green.
The Foley, Allen and MeGlll
ditch has been cleaned out and Is
now In perfect condition for tho
witter for sumJner use,
I i..,,ln,nn. ,. f... i
HitiH took a bunch of horses to tho1'"
l-aiiKe west of town Sunday. U''
W'lllluni WlgKans, of . lstluc,
went to liubler Monday after seed
potatoes. - . -
ancients iii:i,ii;vi;i
C'OItN GAV13 JIAN JJVK
CIIICACIO (AP) Kvldeneo that
Indian corn was dofled by tho old
est aboriginal American races lias
been found by James. B. MeXnlr,
assistant curator of economic bot
any nt tho Field musoum.
In u bok on the history-of corn
McNnlr says tritpitlon. credited it
Willi tlic lniinuo aci or giving uiivtho junking of Netsukes," ny sirs.
to man, who was supposed to navo
been, created a lifeless iqrm,
XKWliST CKNSL'S JOKI3
NKV "I'O'HK (Al'jTnA... CCllSHS
eniiinoiutor in the Uronx tells this
one: ' ,
"Ami mo you.. a citizen of tho
rnlled Suites?" lie asked li. Bronx
l;ouSewlfe. . ' . - - .'
' "Yes." she .reiilled 'complacent
ty,' "'I'vo been neutralized.".'
GROAMNG OF
SEED URGED
OVER VALLEY
(Continued from Page One) .
break it down,,; and also spoke
vety briefly on the Ciiindhl jnotve
lueiil - now under way.
Al'i- f 'ui-rnv ii n noil need the nil
pi.lntment of Mas SarvU as e-lialr-4 111 "vuiimib
man of a committee to collect de-
!lv.r,,!::r"th"1,,"::i,r,m!'Wakelita Bridge
membership comnilttee
HOOVER SPEAKS
ON ANNIVERSARY
(Contlnuotl from Page Ono)
d.einpi'i'alic' and , lite .selenlinc."
"In Dr., Welch and his work,'
Mr. Hoover continued, fln
an expression, of the best In both
tendencies. lie not only repre
.-,:! m... r,,,.. ,t u. u. .v.. j
.ont,,nlly'HCW.i;i. l.cS. o., o r.
dirt iletf trt"i) ii-t -milts Into'
servlee or human U... "
After sketching tt. story of
nii-dU'ln'o, '"I'resldent i wer em
phasized the value - of research
Wprz and lauded the aotivltles of
Hie pathologist In this direction.
j1 y.As' a research worker In pure
iefenee," lie: si' id of. Dr. .Welch,
"he hnH made original and vttlu-illib-
discoveries. As a technol
ogist ho has devised practical
met hods of applying pure science.
An a teacher he had spread true
knowledge and Inspiration among
thoirsands. hut In organizing and
d I reel I n g - rosea rch and a pp lica tlon
of mcdic-ul knowkdgo on a wider
I'leld of irevention of disense. he
Is among the preeiiilnent few. who
deserve the .title; of statesman."
Co deluding, President Hoover
sjild he wished to express-"lit af
fection of our countrymen and the
esteem of his profession In every
country when 1 convert lo him their
wishes for, ninny years of continued
happineHa." ...
Beautiful
TJioup;ht for
XASTEfl
FLOWERS
THIS YEAR
By WIRE
Anywhere
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Orders placed with us
this week may be re
fayed lo any florist in
the United States by
letter thus saving
you the price of a tele
gram. SEE US
THIS WEEK
Clarks, Florists
till-; AOAUi
j 00 niry m iewjt 1
Mrs. Playle Is
. Hostess To Club
Monday Afternoon
At 11 cluii'inlnR bildt"" luncheon,
Mrs. ChiuloH l'lnylo was hostess to
two tnhlt-H of tho Monday HHdK"
club at her homo yesterday after
noon. Lunchcun was served at 1:1.1
o'clock with pretty decorations of
spring flowers. . '.:'''
Honors at cards were won by
Mra. Julia Holmes. Tho club will
auulii. April 21 with Mrs. J.
O'Conncll, !
Club Meets With :
Mrs. Lawrence Hull
Tho Art ncaourch club met yes
terday afternoon nt tho homo of
Mrs. I,awrenco Hull, when tho fol
lowing Interesting program was
presented: "Cause of tho Misunder
standing Uotwcen Japan and tho
United States," by Mrs. Krcd -Kld-
.lln. "tit.nrt Wr.iMt 1ll-. MUillS nllll
A,,.'nlmtn." bv Mrs Harvey Mill-
t),ows: "Art of Ivory and Wood In
1!.: K. Westenlmvcr; "Tho Festival
of Huddnh'a Ilirthday." (wnien
takes plnco today) by Mrs. 11. H.
Cleaver; and tho legend, "Furlsodo
Fido" by Mrs. Hull.
The iiext meeting of-tho club will
bo with Mrs. Fred Kiddle,
. ... . ... ....
Bridge Party, At ; Zy",
RosenTbaum Home
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. ltosenbnuni
woro host and hostess at bridge
Saturduy evening at their home
with three tables at ,play. Decora
tions were attractive i.n ii color nr
ranKemcnl in an ' Knsler thuiiie.
' Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo Tlss rucolv.
cd honors for high score. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Hherrod, of l-endleton,
who wcro houso guests at the
HnMoHhniim linnin for tbe wcekolHt.
also received an award.
Dainty refreshments were served
Club Entertained
The Wakelila Hrldge club met
with Mrs. Joel Klchardsou yester
day afternoon with threo tables at.
lay,' Spring flowers formed an ef
fective decoration in. u color scheme
of oi'ango and white, ,'
Mt-s. Jack llrandt received the
awad for high tally with Mrs. ,V.
K. McClure winning second. A
guest prize was presented to Mrs.
W. C. Crews. Ncnrlng the cIohc of
the afternoon delicious refresh-
n)H won). m.n.l.(1.
. mtln 11,1 1.W.HJ'
. &. -i''
Mrs. W. K. McClure, April li.
Members of Club
Are, Entertained
'Mvlllbcra of t llo Al'l-Drllll' cllll)
wurn BiicMt'.H ur .MiH. ltoy KnilhcrK
Monduy afU-rnoon' lit hor homo
whir,!-. wi( , uttnif livi ly ilroornti il
with Hprlng flowbrs In It - color
Hchemii of MaHlur.
Mm. J. K. Canliffo n-calvcd hlKh
lionors, coiiHoliilion prlzp whh pri-H-omcd
to MrH. I.. M. lloyt nnd Mrs.
J. G. Orlnond won tho Knout tirlzn.
'IVo tuhlcH woro ut piny.
A. dulnty two-eourHi; hinoln-on
wiih orvotl lntor In (ho iiflornoon.
Mih. tlhitrlPH Orlrrilli will bo Iho
'next hoMloMH,- April 21.
THEY SAY IT CANT
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-a nw .
ALL CRITICS AND REVIEWS HAVE THIS TO SAY
ABOUT GEORGE ARLISS in
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'IIii Mii'iit! Uv hihI iirfUlry whlcli Iiiih tlirllM emml
Icms llitiiHtuitlM fiiint Ilic Mime, Is now on tlx tnlMnir
k Tret i. ,N.;v jn fun wtr nihl y-w emil iictor In hl;
mi'iilc-i Mnui Mil vi 's. lien- ! a inm tlriiitiiitlr tittit.
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Tatapochon Group
Continuing Work
A cleanup day took plnco yes
terday when tho Tatapochon group
held a "spring houso cleaning" of
their Camp Fire room in the Luth
eran church. This la a contlnua
tlon of tho program observed last
Katurduy ; when they beautified
kthelr yard In tho rear of tho church
aim retniorccu uio warn wmi
brleks.
Two new members, Dorothy Lee
Hoy no His and Maxlne Noah, Joined
tho group yi-Hterday. A hike to Ter
ry was voted, tho members leaving
hero at y:3o In tho morning and
travelling to 1'orry on tho bus. Tho
day will bo spent in a study of na
ture and earning nature loro hon
ors. About 4 o'clock In the after
noon the parents of tho girls wilt
bring them home. ,
At tho mooting next wcok, each
girl will give a talk on some point
of tho Camp Mro law.
Camp Fire Girls
Arrange For Hike
Tim l'ukwana Camp Klro group
met last. night with-Margaret Davy
at tho home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. It. Davy with about IS
members present - . ."''.
I'laiiH were, made for an over
night hike to bo .taken- sometime
this week.. This. wll bo tho.fh'St
one this year and tho- girls are'
looking, forward i to-It' eagerly.
Another meeting to make final ar
rangements was scheduled for to
morrow night.
Guardians Plan i; :: '.
For Encampment
. Tho La Grando Guardlan'a as
sociatlon inet lust night In the La
Ornndo hotel when plans, for, a
Camp Flro summer camp and for
raising funds for the cantp wero
discussed.' ' ' , v
. A lecturo nnd picturo slides for
Camp Flro benefit was ono of the
ways suggested. It was urged -that
all guardians attend the Guardians
Training camp to be held this sum
mer at Yakima sometime In July. .
Miss 'Madeline Larson, Camp
Flro executive was In ehnrgo of
tho meeting. , ,- . ; i
Announcements
Tho W. 11. 'A. will 'meet tonight
ut 7 o'clock In tho Odd Fellows
i-nnpln; All orricprs nnd. cuiirds
urn rciiiiPHtod to 'uttonil, no Hint
prppiirntlons mny bo .mndo for tho
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Alii will inopT. tomorrow nflornooii
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ZUBER HALL
Wednesday Night, April 9th,
Stm- Novelty Ori'lit-slni .
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instead of Thursday, at the church
at X clock.
' ; .
' The Degrcu of Honor Trotecllvo
society will meet at the home of
Mrs, a. J. Kitchen, 1307 O avenue,
Thursday ovening at 8 o'clock. All
officers and mem bora are .urged to
bo present.
' Members of tho American Le
gion auxiliary tiro requested to
bring their rummage for tho nim
mago sale, to tho La Grando In
vestment company this Thursday
and Friday.
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when else hi the t'uMctl Sl(s, V
liuntf(rii 1 1 ran I tt sitiil I hut thrro
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In it; t' i' 4-ltlis Hutu our ".small tow nor
could v.wr il ii'ii in of.
y'vi Iiiik found Unit tin jM'ujitr
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Unit im nut, Just formula, inadi-.
I'lMtllltV s-i'r(jilit this Is Htlit. "IUS
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For Two Days
star liny
Tomorrow, Apr. 9
What a KD'iil iIcIIkM M Ih Rolnu
In Ik-, In wrltn lo IIiiiko iiIMyIm'
crllli-K mill I' ll It'i'Ml Juxl Imw Hull
llnr know iitmnt tinw ntui'li hilt-Ill
ui-iii-c I lie H.-oil-.- "I n Niiuilli-r ell'
linve. . -"