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Newspaper Page TextFriday, April 18, 1930 ;e Pourleen LA' GRANDE EVENINC OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON J. L. Ingle was re-elected to th. 0ktn -..UK . vice-chairman; I. C. Bowser, Beer.' tury und u. A. Bohnenkainp, treat, urcr. Tho other fivo members of tho board are: diet Thompson, v. C. I'erklns, L. B. Moe, A. T. Hill anif Charles Blnsncr. ' . . Easter Sunday To Be Observed In The Churches Social Services Will In clude Appropriate Ser mons and Beautiful Musical Numbers. Kuater Sjmlay will bo appropri ately observed in the churches of Ja Grande, with the services ex. tendlnt- from early morning masses to tho final evening programs. A parlicularly largo attendance al tho various churches is antici pated and programs to be given at the houses of worship without ex ception are of an Inspiring and ex cellent character, Including both the Easter messages of the min isters and the beautiful musical numbers. . Tho announcements of the vari ous churches follow: Vim M. K. Clnnvli Sunday promises to bo a full day nl the J'lrst Methodist Kpiscopal church, corner Fourth slrcet' and ripiing. Tho lOpworth league will open tho day with a. sunrise Kuster ser vice with ltev. Jlldson T. l'crklns. of Hyderabad. India, as the speak er. The service will be held ut the church ut 6:3" o'clock ond Is open to all who" care to attend. Tho annual Kpworth l.eugue fel lowship breakraat, served to those who huve engaged plates, will follow tho seivleo ond will be held in social hall. ' At 8:45 tho church school lll have Its JCaster lesson and program with tt special offering for world service to bo taken by classes. At 11 o'clock regular sen-Ice of worship with tho Easter message brought by llev. I'erklns. Kpeelal .Inil inlitil will lin (in !'Tluli anthem by the choir, direcled' by . W. W. Nlisboum, "Heok Yo Christ ; ,' , " Among The Wvlng," Wilson, and "' 10 c hristian work among a solo Hosnnnah" Cranler, by,''0"" People. , 1'aufKnauts. Miss Helen Williams. I , 1 110 ""r; tho Iloy Lelf II. organist, will play for her prelude '4w wl ' bring tho lister mes-"l-orgo" from The Nov World-m.K" l"V ""."J4- T,ho . T Symphony by Handel and for Iho offertory "Imitromptu," Hchilbcr!.. At three o'clock In the afternoon, me annual service oi tno ivniBius lemplur will bo held. Tho regular hpivorth bengue ser- vice will be omitted on account of tho sunrise eorvlcc. Kvonlmr service or worship will he hold al 7:80 o'clock In tho ovo. lllng wllh tho final sermon of ltev. JudBon T. Perkins und the lust meeting wllh members of his fain- ny who aro leaving cany nexi w;pek for the east and will, In all probability, not return to the west uguui uunng tneir stay in America, j Bailllst Clllin-li Dr. T. II. Hugcn, director of re- llglous education for the Oregon Baptist suite convention, will bo ut tho Baptist church and preach both Hunday morning und evening. Dr. Hugen und Aliss I,oulso Hundenip, ! director of children's work, who will accompany him, will conduct nu Institute wllh sessions each eve- lung through tho week, closing Fri day evening. Dr. Hugen will lead In tho study of "The Church" and "Tho Church Kchool." Aliss llun ilerup will lead In Hie study of "Story Telling for Teachers of Be ginners and Primary Children." Thus) sessions arc open to the gen era! public and everyone will be tunuf( to Mf, nn nvit,aion to attend welcome. church on Faster Sunday. Jhoro will bo special Faster. The services are as follows: Kun musle. hunday morning and -v-luuy school ul :46 u. in., iin-iichlng l.lng. Morning service is at ll:ou; at n H llt ..Um. Ulmn or,r wl, evening servl.-e, :00i Hunday bo the 8,lhJo(.l: program by Sunday school, 0:; B. Y. P. V., 7:0n, jm.lmul ,n evening at 7:30 o'clock. St. Peter's Chim-li At the close of the program there Holy communion at 0 und 8 n. -will be a silver offering taken for m, will opn tin Faster servlcCM at mlHsluns. the HI. Pelur'H Kpiscopal church. 1 Island City Chuivh Church school Is al 9M5 o'clock and at this service the school will v,n the services at the Island city present u pageant tit eomi. i lloti Conununlty church Kuster Sunday, wllh the presentation ur the lenlen There will be an Kasier program Iidto boxes. at this hour. Tho annual KuhUt service Is at j At tho It o'clock hour of the 11 a. m., using the Choral Com- worship the pastor, tho ltev. II. 1. munlon by Alerbeek. Tho choir will Hansen, will have for hi subject render the nniham "Behold the '"I nconMclous Companionship." Cle BlHen King" by Blmanoi.y. Flnr- luii.i Wullsinger illl sing, nee lynch Miller will.Hlng "The Kpworth l.eacue meets at 7 p. 111. Insurrection" by March. The rec- Oih Bis Bluklaud as the leudcr. tor's sermon subject will bn "Deep-1 The public Is Invited. er Meanings or tne Kcsurreciion. The Lenten offering will be pres ented it this service. 10 "Our people ure expected nrike their communion at one IhCHe services." the recor says. I'irst J'nwh.MeHiin Churvh vears the , V . 1 Sunday mornmgerv,ee, kJuT thought In music, song and sermon., to aid those who aNemhle In dp i, worship, meditation, pruyer mid' prulHo. "Together let un mako this KUvh an hour in the whieh u.. nt be conscious of the very presence of tho risen Kord. which will nr... 1 pare for Ihe victorious struggle agatnst sin." urges the Bev. J. (leu. WiUx. Services begin promptly at- Th" ,i,,v Pratt will l:5ft o'clock. Mrs. Barley H. Blch- l'r,a' hoih morning and evening, nrdson playing the organ prelude ,llrt ,,l0nil" subject and tet will "Kunter Atornlng" by .Mulling. Th u "JJm Blsen" and tn the eve ladles Trtitd choir of 34 voices. ,ltnif ,,ls subject will be 'The In Mrs. Alrrcd 1 Bkhaidfton, dinettr, vlslbln (iod." will sing the in oecsslonni mil hem1 mid-week pruyer ineeling "Victory" by Shehy. h. B. w11' l'rt Wednefday evening begin. Morgan and choir will King "Yes!.n,n ut 7:30 o'clock. The Bedeenier Bose" by Alans-1 Ai' ttry cordially welcomo to at field, and Airs. Bay Fuller and lt'ml choir will sing "I Am lie That1 .opvl Mlon IJveth" by Scott. The minister will! The retval services that havn bring the Kuster message bnsed on been hrbl liere, conducted by the subject "The lieroniled (iraAe." Kvangetlst I'errls A. Dodd. will The Sunday seliool Is offering nn appioj.rlrite and Insiruclive on-ntiig to the clans study, by presenting .1 lag at 7 p. in. Saturday night and; A rami tipindx ure to be revived cross scene which will be the b; au- Immediately after till, the m rviee ! in Oklahoma ut Un uttemt-t to re tlful Introduction to the pageant in the mlsMion. ' 1 tiuee lite uumbui- of imtiulirtrv l" i '.roup "I jo:ui pi op!-. Umubty li! bt up- m.d vlth a'thc. HER EASTER 1 his Utile girl so hplck nml hpnit In licr new iIivsm mid J-jjisut bun act is liuvfiiK great time with a. new lilayiuuto a mil live "ew Ztiiliiuil White bunny. "Dausl" lra of the Uawnlng." The school will close promptly at 10:40. Tho t'hrlHtlan Kndfavorers will enjoy the annual Kasier mornlne breakfast at the church, with the n-pulnr C K. im-ctln? for tho' day around tho table. limits). I.titlicrun Church Kuster services ut the Kntflisli Lutheran church will begin at 1U:S0 n. in. with a worship and sontr service by the church school tho spi-i-lal features of which will of J-'alth In immortality." Tho choir will render the Kaster selec- Him "Xnw tw (!itlHl IMupn dVotii lnc j)cad." by Adams. lOnslt-r fimtnui Pii.0ram i . Sunday evening, beginning allTfolIon Cvvnrr1Q .., 0.,.lock. , i.uii.riin choral llalldll OWUIUO HO.Wiy ,v, .,,,. ,ho ueuullful : Kaster Vantutu, entitled "Joyous olls ot KlMQrr l)y . All1H. i Tn0 program will consist of the fol-1 iowjn(. numbers- ..NW ,M ciirlst'lclsen I'Tom the Dead.' choir ..llto ,ho WooUl) My Master Went." i iarltono solo ..y ,,,,,, crucified for man." Mezzo soprano and tenor duetl)aild grants to discharged soldiers. "Ueneuth I he Cross of Jesus' Quurtet' "The .Master Kleeps" -Choir, mezzo soprano solo "A Kong of the Bells" Choir j"Iting, Happy Bells" ..Women's chorus "Ye Victor Bells of Kuster Day" Soprano solo ;Atleluin! -He Is Blsen' Cholr, contralto solo I 'Christ, the Kord, Is Bisen Today" ...Melis chorus "The Kong of Triumph" Choir, soprano solo, tenor sole "Jesus Belgus" Choir anrciio Church The Church of the Nnzar Siiti'lav school at 10 a. will Sahnthiit Army j 1 9 i i' ui 1 nf run uiiun . 11 ny r.uMer S'.iiulay will bo as follows: Ktimlnv Mehool "fir. ii in ii..ii.i..uu j legion J p. m, and Salvation meet- "v'lon meeting will also be n W' HrronllM tn ("lt" w- Jln- Clmrvh of (io,i M,l"uft' school will begin at o clock Sunday morning at the Church of Cod, and will be tollow- "J1 hy 'ornlng service at o'clock. 11 The evening service will begin ut :M0. come to n chse Kafier Sunday; night. There will be a street meet-' PLAYMATE sunrl.se service at 7 odock taken up lurjrcly with song and pruyer. Sunday school is at 9:45 a. m. and tho children at this time will have an Kaster service program, which will run Into the morning worship nervlco ut 11 a. in., when there will be a im-sKugo on "Tin, Doctrines of the Christian Faith." In this set-vice the church will have u communion and dedlcutlon ser vice of the children. Following the morning service, the congregation will go to tho city park where there will bo u baptis mal service In the river. Following this there will bo a basket dinner In the pavilion and an Kaster set vice. Kvtingcllst Dodd will speak on tho subject "The Great Atonement" at the 7:3U revival meeting Become Plows In Old Africa By Audriut Herding . ( Associated Press Staff Writer) THIPGLf AP) The example of the United States after the Bevolu- lioniii-v iiiul Civil u-ii in in itm l hii Is to be-followed by the lialians iu their newly conquered African territory of Fckzuii, soulh of here. Just us tlie J;evolut binary vet erans built up tho states west of the AllcgheiileH and the Northern troops developed tho slates west of (he Missouri, so the Italians hope that their veterans will create an agricultural domain out ut u nri'- vtouslv tinnrfliluetlvn reirimi. it 1k all ft n:trl of ihlJ jtuJiU ,,0i- tcv lo nraii(.i the French attetntil.q at creating a colonial empire trlbu tary to the southern const of the Mediterranean, a rivalry which had many an echo In the discussions of tho Mediterranean question in connection with the five power naval conference hi Kondun. Marshal IV tor Budogllo. gover nor of Tripoli und lender, together with the Duko of Apulia, of t ho Italian troops which completed lint conquest of Fezzan, is responsible for the project. "I do not Intend," he eplalnet "that my soldiers Hhall only carry war Into this country. When every (soldier who wishes to settle down has become a householder 011 the lands which he helped to counter, then the most beautiful operation of the campaign will have been completed." Alarshal Badogllo .. has alrendy benun the work of habituating his soldiery to the soil. The troops In their rest periods huve planted 100,000 trees. The men who will benefit by the marshal's project are In a large part natives, but with a iuivy per centage of Italians both fr-nn the home peninsula and foiii "Tripoli and Cyrenalcu. Kexzan will open ripportunitics lo them for growing dates, olives, lem ons, ulmonds and n small assort ment of cereals, chiefly barley. Then- wilt bn chances for wealth also in trading, because Fexzin is a channel for caravan routes from the south and north. At tiny rate, there mv L 2 (Ulna s7urtre mites of territory in which Ihe Italians will be uhlo to show what they can do. MARKS VH.OICOIS DKMAM WASHINGTON. April 17 (.VP) Opposition to the proposed Unking of (he Western Pacific ami the Creat Northern railway lines between ICetldie. Cm!., and Klamath Falls. Ore., was brought to a close toduy by K. J. FoiihK eounsel for the Southern Pacific eomiianv, w lib n vigorous ,ie mand that the Interstate com merce comuvlssien refuse to au thorise the pnJcet. Twenty-six varieties of cactus native to the Bio Grande valley have been collected by Mrs. (.. V. Ibnwen of Kdinhiirg, Tex. Easter Cantata "Risen King" To Be Given Sunday Ladies Triad Choir to! Give Sacred Presenta tion in First Presbyter ian Church. Ono of the outstanding musical events of Kaster Sunday in Ja Grande will be the sacred cantata "The Itisen King," to be given at tho Presbyterian church Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. The cantata will be presented by tho Ladies Triad choir, which is directed by Mrs. Alfred J,. Itlchardson, Mrs. llarlcy 11. Itlchardson will be tho organist. . ' Tho program wuh printed In yes terday's issue of Tho Observer in detail. Those taking part in tho musical presi-nlation are as follows: First soprunos: Airs. Hay Fuller, Mrs. Floyd Sherwood, Mrs. S. B. Morgan, Miss Daisy Uobbs, Mrs. L. B. Moe, Mrs. U J. Lindsay, Airs. George Bichardson, Mrs. C. S. Moore. Aliss Anne Stange and Mrs. Itoscoo Neul. Kl'l'flnil HrtirilTU.U- Mieu Tf.itl. r.nl hel. Miss Mildred' Spencer, Mhi'lthe nomes of peOP' "erywhero. ; .Muririiret Mirhnoiuin mi., n.r,. i Wkra some ministers grow dls- , Geibel, Miss Doris Cade, Miss Myr tle Willcock, Miss Harriett Glenn, Miss Mury Vaughn Hendrickson, Mrs, K. D. Towler and Miss Kath arine Wissler. Altos: Mrs. W. H. Bohnenkamp Jr., Airs. George Huntington Cur rey, Airs. Oscar Poarch, Airs. Wal ter Nowland, Airs. Andrew Konev Jr., Aliss Corinno Baker, Aliss Alir- riam Jiannn, Aliss Virginia Glass, Aliss Dean Wright. During tho cantata solo numbers Will be given by Aliss Jtobbs, Airs. Jtuy 1 ullei Airs. Bohiicnkuuip. Mjs. George ltich'urd'soiV ami Miss Wissler. , ' ' . Slflf mEx-il ifl Pi'in3 fliiss Jtutn Uelbei, "M- . Hears Home Call - J'AItlS (Al') Itecent moves by!" Princo Carol, who renounced the throne of Itumunia and deserted his family for Aline. I.uposcu, gave rise to more than the usual crop of rumors both In Bucnrest and in this city where his political foes and friends nllke watch every de velopment in the Balkan kingdom It was noted, for inslnnce, that Carol made a visit alone to Sic- inarlgeu, cradle of the ilohenzol- Iern family and this was taken as 1 first evidence that IiIh thoughts wero reverting to his family. Aloreover ho sounded out Iris, for mer w ife, PrlncCHs Helen, ' as to what her attitude: would be if he should return to Bumania us n simple citizen, without Idea of displacing (heir son, young. King Michael, on tho throne. Princess Helen replied she would have no objection. But this. It wa. pointed out, was merely a personal nnswer and without any sort of offlciufc approval. The Bumaniau political picture, however. Is changing and Boyalist circles believe there may come a time when Carol's return would be opportune, especially if ho has the capacity to serve as a sort of arbi trator between the country's fac tions without displaying ambitious of his own. ;uo!Wv timls .ml ill l'rr lino or tlit reud Hiitl uliUr litii1.!. uilll taliH U) iidlur und ruo . 1 rt im.. bluiiM-. . , I FOR SPRING , 45 1 it Ml I ' 4 - 41 An Easter . Message By ltu llev. P, Ileiniiigton Bishop of KaHtora Oregon Dio cese Fcndlcioii, Ore. . Soviet Russia today Is closing churches and making a letertntncd ttffort to blot out tho vry name of Ood from tho memory of man. They melt up the bells to make more machinery for their -fuctories, but somehow the sound of the bells keeps pealing in' tho souls of mun klnd. Strangely enough, while the at tack on religion is becoming bolder and more virulent in our machine age, interest in tho person or Christ and jhe destiny of man, In creases on every hand. There is. not flint a newspaper In this country" will not give first page pub - lielty to news Items which have to , -Davidson in San Francisco, will be do with religious subjects, -while 1 Jt'ed "X millions of others gather nearly all of our magazines now about radio loudspeakers , i.it ,iiiia i ,.r icuttrt throughout the nation to particl- with some contribution to Chnstian thought If anyone has something vital to say. ho will be heard. A new method of publishing the good news has ulso been invented. Mil lions are being reached by radio broadcasts which are, reaching Intoj couraged over dwindling congrega-j tions. they should give thanks and; take courage that the glad tidings, nf n. Saviour's birth and the fflorl- I Jous message of immortality from! Christ's emptj' tomb, are moro In' the thoughts of mankind than ever before In tho history of our Christ- ? ian civilization; tho outlook for a ' spiritual awakening is excellent. j Kuster! What dreams of the fut- J ure life; what faith and hope it ! brings to us. , The great feast oc- curs at a time of the year when all j nature beam witness to revival, to. the continuance nnd fndcstructihtl- lty ot enew'0" al,u Pwoni which j rise out o the long winter of their j i sleep to a glorious spring of new j ' youth und joy. Only those sad I young philosophers who try to take I i tho rainbows out of our dreams und j iateul a,:a.; th beautj:, "nu ,fB:i I l -I.l .....i,,... thnt., f.,llk I.,' ' -it.i ...r'n..,! ,mthft tt,,J grass of the fields, which today is and tomorrow is cast Into the oven: j shall He not much morn clothe 1 vou. O vo of little faith?" Those' poor bodies of ours, so full of ; weakness, sin, and suffering, never- i theless ure the crown of all Qud'a ; .earthly creations. Is It likely that i tho cclUmi iifo' Which now builds , .1,.:: n,ini,, and personality, is less vital and permanent than the grass of tho fields' Kaster appeals lo tho Kternal , Creative forces ut the very cenler o man's beinff. ile lioics here j where ho cannot prove. Those who ; search for sumo scientific or earthly proof of immortality will be disappointed, faster, like love j and truth and beauty, is un ap- ' peal to tho indestructible. Jt re- . quires faith, and faith has been tho spur lo progress aiuMllscovcry ; throushout the Ions history of , mankind. No ono ever found any- I thing if ho. did not believe it was there, lliscoveries in physics anil j chemistry or electricity ure proved in their respective fields, so are inathcmutics and astronomy. ' Ve I originate formulas to explain and demonstrate laws in their activi ties, so we build up creeds and doc trines to explain our fuith in spirit ual realities. Without, a new birth into the realm of the spirit, it Is Impossible to demonstrate any ar ticle of the creed, any more, than It is possible lo prove beauty or music or poetry, until tho unseeing eyo.and the dull ear has been opened to now sight und bearing. Here is my Kaster Creed. .It simple nnd founded upon Christian revelation. You may say it cannot be proved, and yet It has stood the test ot nil the Christian years, and If you do not believe It, it Inuy be thut the dullness of faith Is yours, and not that or the Christian men and women who have trusted in It from the dnys of St, l'aul to our own. 1 I bellevo in the resurrection of the body. Not Unit physical body, that Is. but thaf spiritual body which is growing In me now an. I j will find Its completion In eternity.' 1 believe that Jesus rose from the dead and by that uct gave as surance thut t too may luvc If by fuilh I can appropriate what He has done for me. .My birth lute. Mis kingdom of the spirit begins here. f I believe that life afler dentil w ill not differ greatly from what I know now. I w ill start then- w ith w-hat I have mudc myself here, j myself will go on. only my home will have changed with Its furnl- ture and Its outlook. Ilecuuse I bidlevn these things I ' rejoice In Kaster, when tho winter of apparent death changes to the1 spring ot renewing lire. I w 111 not fear deutll, but welcome It every day as the putting off of my earth ly garments. I will praise God for. every evidence that iny spirit ii. growing, drawing to Itseir new en ergies and powers to build the final homo of my soul. May I add one word ntioui the observance of Kuster. Of course i you will expect mo to say that you (should go to church; nnd I shall I not disappoint your expectations. I Hut why. that is tho question. U'un we not find fSod In the country or 011 the golf links without going 10 church? I am not asking you how you take your recreation: lhat-( j Is a mutter for our un.puritunicul j age to decide. I um thinking now i ; ol our .pliit. t!ut higher '.'dt or . your nature which is led ana nour ished by a stream OI laiin ana prayer held in common by nil peo pie. I'salms and hymns and an thenis, making melody in your heart, a stauding up on your feet before God ana the worjd and re peating "I believe in the resurrec tion of the body, and in lire ever lasting.' This is what you need. ! Hero Is a chunco to vote, o stand up and be counted on the most im portant issue of your life. Bear your witness. Join tho Blad and hapjiy throngs who como to the House of God every Kasier, and re joice that a living Christ still has power to impart eternal lifo to every ono who believes. Easter Service To Be Heard Over Air J-a-ster pilgrims, rising neiore tno 'awn to worship toget her atop Ml. Ial the eighth sunrise Faster service o bo conducted on the -summit- of the city's highest peak 1 . I 1 , 1 , I 1 in I EbGS RIPE QUTES CORN Maximum Golden Sweet 3 CANS V 45c PINEAPPLE Sliced or Crushed,' in Heavy Syrup 2 CANS.; .v.:....29c PANCAKE , FLOUR Sperry's, all prepared, just add milk or PKG. . . . . .. SALMON Sunny point Alas ka Pink, tall cans. 2 Cans . . . 35C COFFEE Safeway Blend of highest quality 3 Lbs. $1.15 BANANAS Golden ripe fruit. 3 LBS. .. 23c II , PHONE MAIN 711 I3G . , .i .w. Kt: - iand uroaucusi. mi uu. ---- i coasi-io-coiii- 1,1 - 1 April 20, from G to U u. in., i'tt- cific standard time. . , j Tl.ff UI'. PClCKCtra Will yVw II wo A 111 27 COWIC ildl (! IP' The ovuiiBclistic ineiTtinKS to he conducted ut the Central Church of Christ here by Dr. 1'uul Hcnrv . Packard, evangelist and radio pus tor from Texas, will besin on hull - day, April 27, Insteud ot tho date . previously announced. ' Hi-. Packard will bo assisted by J .1- X'..n1.f li.nnM ullnlut llllll song leader. Dr. Packard comes hero highly recommended and tho church Is making plans for -one of tho great est revival sessions In Its history. . lln lte-CieCl Lfl . Illyie To Chairmanship The annual meeting of the board . of trustees of tho Preslyterlan church was held Monday night to I organise for the coining year. Dr. rt D aked ham for Easter k''' B oked tiarn for Easter Dinher-what a treat 'j1 Piping hoi from the oven-ooiing with taste-steaming with the aroma of sweet spices and baked ham goodness. You just can't blame us for getting all enthused over them because they will turn out just Strictly Fresh Candled Ranch Eggs No. 1 Tall Tins ',24-oz. water. 25c 5 CANS. TUNA FISH White Star brand. No. !tins. 2 Cans.. .45c DIN AMITE A laxative health breakfast food. Pkg 22c NEW PEAS Excellent quality. 2 Lbs. . . . 25c We Deliver Orders of $2.50 or TWO STORES AMAZON AREA DRAWS PEOPLE FROM 'JAPAN MANAOS,. Ainuzonas. Bnrzll , (Al') Over-populiitod countries ; nro turning moro und more to Bra xll, nnd tho Amazon vnlley is iu traeilllB H nniiro ui neiuers. uPr. Imnns und other northern Euro. i"'1"1" nl "" lnt' stttc or itho nouth, hut Japuneso ,predom- i iuiito hero In the Amazon country. ' j recent months two projects on tho lower Amazon, both 111 the stale . ot plira havo been taken ud Iiv - jupunraa colonliiers. Ac the saino - time,, in this tlio largest and least developed state agriculturally, two concessions wero granted to Jap. aneso and one to Poles. The largest of these Is a grant by tho Amaxonas government to ivluroku Awasu of 2.500,000 acres to bo paid for within fifty yearn, whereon 10,000 'Japanese famllied will bo Hcttled. A sinallor grant in to Kosalcu ontshi or ou.ooo acres to settle 250 Jupancso families. The grant to Konrad Hogoyski of Poland embraced 2,500,000 acrgs, A specialized eye, ear, nose and throaty hospital Is being built at Washington university at St. Louis.' Dinner - what a treat that way if you get your .Easter Ham al Safeway. HAMS! Genuine Eastern Sugar-cured-mild and sweet Whole or half I. 29C lb. 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