La Grande evening observer., April 19, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Saturday, April 19, 1930
I IL(DCAQ-roDEfJl
J, 1st Conli-iliiilorK
-A list of the contrlliiitniK to the
QIO "KOX" the .Voriiinl school's
t yenr-hnnk, htm been ponied
' on tho bulletin lion lit at the. HcluKil.
The list Is henilcil, "The- rotlriniiiK
la flraniUv IuihIiickk. flrmn .have
cnnirllHitcil to the l!):l(l "l-:t.".
Their rontrilmtliinx nik the nn
nnal po.Hxihle. They 'HUppim iih
A t iik support them." Aliunt half; - .. r.
f the neccwuiry sum lm been i Krtumwl Home
riIkoiI, ti ml inenihrrK o tbii Slrn. c (.'. imn nml dauRhter
"i:o.r bti.iliioHn ntnfr iy thnt the j Viva returned Thursday from
liusiiiiCii men or tho city urn re- IUinmiiulr, 'nl whore they Imvo
ypnndliiK very wil to miiicst fnr ; '""n for nevcrnl weeks. -donations.
,
TO Hl'.WItlcHMl -
Tho iniv. Oliver Ullcy, formerly
lector 0,f St. Peter's 10isfOiiil
church In 1m. Grande, but now of
KcnttK Hltiff, Nebraska, will broad
cast his Master fcermon over rnillo
station KfJKY. 1BII0 kilocycles at
1 1 o'clock tomorrow in'nrnliiK cen
tral standard time (9 a. m. Pacific
time), according to word rccelvcil
by friends here yesterday.
'fo Sllvcrtoii
Mi's. !;. I'. cniiKlienott'cr and son. .
David have left for Kilvcrtiiii where j
they will visit for a week. Clara
f o.lKlieiiowor, wlio has been visit -
l Inif .11
Iheni,
Kilverton, will return with :
.f! '
ltccovl? o . '
Mrs. -Oscar 111 ley. .who is ill, B
reported to he very much hotter
on tho wny'to recovery.
I M , .. .
Ti. Klilnmlli Falls
Miss JJIIy Uarby, who has boon j vlsit lifr mint.. ' ;'..: '. .
visltlnj; her sister, Kdith Darby, left i ' ' i-
todny with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Key- j'r forvullls - 1 .' , '
nobis for her home in Klamath ' J"'nvld l.'otiKhenower has Kono. to
Kalis. Miss Darby is the music j f'orvnllls where he will be a ituest
supervisor In Klamath Falls. of CluiHle Anson for several; days'.
' j'lle Is travelling by train. ...
VisilliiK I'nrouls ' !
Dr. and Mrs. CSIIstrap are lcivlni;'rn I'"ilnnd . -
toniBht for Portland to visit Dr. I .Mr. and Mrs. O. .r. nichey have
(illstrap's paronls. Dr. and Mrs. Kone to I'orlland on il business trip.
. W. J. Ciilstrap. They will be away ' ' " . . l
for a few days. . ;Sfl" ""nils :. ., -
a j Charles .tonkins was bnund.-nver
Di'Ivins to The Italics ' ' th" Kinnd, Jury, w ith bontts at
Mr. and -Mrs. 1!. .1.' kroon left;50"- after a hearlni; 1hls ni'ornln.
today for The Dalles to visit Mrs. !"t tlo justice court. Oil a CharKe of
Kroon's mother. .Mrs. .1. A. Flock. I larceny in n dwelling. ... '
Mr. Kroon will return to I.a C'.randc f ' '
.Sunday, while. Mrs. Kroon will re-I
main In The Dalles a week .visiting.
Visitor From llalncs
Mrs. 1'oK-fc-y Weaver, of Haines,
is visiting in J rirande this week
with Mrs. It. Ji. Mason.
;
nf I'
I'roni J'ortlaiul
'Mrs. A. l'.rinker and son,
Portland, aro visiting at (hp home
of Mrs. 1). N, ' MCClPlland. . M
JJrlnkcr is tho daughter-in-law of
h'H. Nlet-'Ielland and their stay,
hero Is Indefinite.
rued Home
1). 1. Stoddard, aeconV-
d hy her son, Frank, ri'ttirned
lionio yesterday morning front, Salt
:Uiko City where they attended the
t. 1), K.fCentenninl.
(alhl to I'ordand ,
Mth. Jack liryant was suddenly
railed to Portland last night by the
serious Illness of her father.
VjTo Portland
j MH. 1'lorenee Po Kalb left for
Portland today where she will
-spend three or
four days visiting
relatives.
lA'ti for Astoria
, Mifs K. Johnson, nleee of Mrs.
vIt. H. Mason, left today for Astoria
Vhefo she will
visit her mother,
Mrs. K. Mires.
SlmiM Oiierallon
MrM. Donald JJenn underwent .a
Kintirt operation yesterday morning
and is reported to he dolns very :
well. . , u 1
uito j
Hay l'rlce's mother, Mrrt. 'T'rlce, ;
is finite ill. She is at the home of ;
tyrs. Ulanehe McCarthy.
i.llora From Canada j
: Mrs. 'hi. Jacobson has as her
iguestn her daughtcr-tn-law and
Igrand-dnnghter, Mrs. Alvlti Jacob-
-fHojyiml little girl, Evon, of AVinnl
i IMan. They will be here for
Bnth'or six necks.
Visiting in Spokane :
Mrs. K. J. MeAVillianvs Is visiting
with relatives In Spokane. AViish..
this week. She Is expected hack
;Monduy. The trip lo Spoknne was
inado hy auto with Mr. and Mrs.
Ji-msc Kosenhatim.
1'rom North lvlel--
MIfk Mabel Milter, school teach
er at North Powder, Is in La
Grando over' tho weekend visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Minnie '.Mil
ler. SH-mling Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Miller, of Kn
terJise, are spending the weekend
in Tji Grande with Mr. Miller s
brother, William Miller.
Seriously 111
Mrs (.:. m. Harnett who has been I
111
for -a considerable time is pot
well, it Is
reported.
Sinus Oporulinn
."Mrs. D A. Dean underwent
sinus operation Friday morning.
Iteturmil Home
Mr. and Mrs. George Cochran
returned home Friday from Pen i
diet on and Corvallls Vhere they
HP-nt the week. !
X t0
mucin-
-Mm. Walter Lane and daughter,
IWcn Iae went to Kumela last !
ni.L-lu to ppend th weekend. i
To SK,kane !
-Mrs. c. u. Habiser left last nlpht '
for Kpokune w here she will spend ;
today on business and return home '
pundiiv.
To KrlM.o .- -
Mr. and .Mrs. C. V. DuntinK left
the first of the week for San Fran-
oluco
business nnd nlr.ni,,.
trlii.
They are driving, i
iti ror I'oitiiiud
Mr. ami .Mis. j. )r. KeeHey ..mi
Mis. Jack llrynnt went to Portland
Inst nlKlit.' culled by the serious
Illness of 13. t Keeuey. .Mrs. Itrc
ant'H father and Mr.- Kochey's
brother. .,-
i In Wnlla Walla
2 J.. K U'in-il lu u.,Bn.il.,ri-H
days In Wnlla Wulla on business.
ItctllUll'd TIlili'Mliiy
. T. K. lielliiihy returhed Thurs
day evening-', fronu. Walla Walla
wnere tie spent several (lays
business. -
on
At Hills .
j Additional rlerhfl ill' Hill's de"i
: partnient store during the sale In-
t'ludo .Mrs. W. J1. Snfford, Mrs.!
' Jloyd. .Mrs. .(. ,c. Clement.
Mrs. 1-llllan Zwelfcl, Frances Smith1
'lastiii Sine. '. , '. .-,
Itnliy Hoy "; . ..
Mr. and Mrs. Tom ..Miillcni.urir
ror isinnd city are the piirehts:of
ja baby boy born --yesterday in their,
: hnro.p. . ,,' ,: ',':':''' v
I ' r . .:; 'Vi -,.
j''1" llnlKw ' .'.';
..Miss' Alarv . Culn- left ;vesterdnv
for Jhilloy, Ida., where she wluji
Vlslllnsr lien'
.Hss Ituth JfcVey, of .Hunting
ton, In1 vlsltlm,' .Miss- Thelma
Adams Cor the weekend. :,. .
Trial (o lie Monday : " " '.
K'dgar itebnan has been ar-
r'aigned for trial Mjonduy morh-
1 iih al 1 1) "o'eloek In 1 the justiee'
court on a ebai-Ke. of assault With
latum to kill. S her ff Hresheats
himirh'l' Hidiuaii hiiek - front Twin '
Falla this week. '
To lortlaml M
-. Mra. A. H.- liunter rhiis gone lp
Port hind to sppud the -Master"
weekend with Iter daughter,- Mrs.
G. Ihitton. - . . ' y.
k Visiting : , .
Mrs. I-Yank Uenvls Is In Knter
prlsp. vf filing with her dnughter,
M'i. Peal, for a fpy days,. , , -
Typing Team to Pendleton.' .
Adoljth . "Slegilst, Mrs. P.oitnle
Xedrow, Miss . Francea Ilichards.
and" Miss Helen Newlin aeeotn-',
panled by'MtsH WilUains went to
Penilleton. today whero the four
students, two seniors and twoJun-,
iors completed in u typing contest1
held this morning1 at 10 o'clock.!
This afternoon theyattonUod' the !
track meet. The contest results'
have not been learned.-
Menus Of The
Day
Ilv 3 Irs. Alettinder f;oriCtv;. :
si'hinc; ia nciii:oxmkni';
Kresh Strawherrios on '
I'lneappld Slices. ' . v
Veal Croquettes - ' ' .
Mushroom Kahce
Uultered New Potatoes AspaniRUs
kkk Mlscntt Pouch Ooiirtefva
h'reah Vegetable Salrtd . ;
. Kelish JJressIng-
Or
t(r;ln'o Sherbet In Hponffu .,
(-'alto Cases ;
Salted Nuts
Fresli
straw iM'rrlcs on
Slices
J'tiienpple
S slte's canned or fresh pineap
ple. - '
It rtip-s washed, liiillod bprrles. t
2-H cup confectioner'n sugar.
Arrange pineapples on Klass
sprvinlnt or other green leaves. Top
with berries and sp.'lnklc with
fresh mint or other green leaves.
Top with .herrles nnd sprinkle with
stignr.
AH ingredients should be chilled
before combining
Mushroom Sauce
4 talde.xpooiiB butter.
. . . .. U.J.. t
!DEPT. STORES ft
i v t T
BOY'S
iBib Overalls
Ade .1 to 8
Aie ? to 14
Ate 15 to 1
Tllese stuidy garments
apbeal n tne Doy ror
they-ie as heavy a
"Dads." They appeal to
mothei-s by their low
price and long wear.
w m ini T I
! Slnrc ytj. 13 1a (JrandeOirg.
- I
,.. ......69c
...79e
sr c
l
( 4 tnblespoons Hour.
I ; 2 cups milk. r
1-2 teaspoon salt,
i 1-4 teaspoon naurlka. it
1- - teaspoon ceter-, salt. '
2- 3 eup diced cooked or panned !
mushrooms. . - . j
Melt buttef and add flour, rook
lowl- r.nd llo- to hrowti a little.
Rtlr constantly. Add rest of Inure
dlents. conk slowly until thick, and
vrcumy. . i
; . AsNlniKlls .
(ServliiB S) '
. s-buttered rounds of hot toast 'I
82 spears of hot rooked uspara- '
kus. .
. II tablespoons butter.
. 1-2- teaspoon salt.
1-4. ieasioon paprika.'
- 2 tablespoons usparflKiis sloek
(water. In which oonited.
Arrange aamirutros on l
add rent of Intrredlents which have
neon .miseil. Illul lleatetl. Serve lit
once.
Viat Itlscult'
? cups pastry flour. '
0 teaspoons nuking powder. .
i-j teaspoon salt. . .. .
1 tablespoon suftiir. .
I'll qup lard.. . .
S Of; its
" 1 1-4 cups milk. ,
'Mix flour, ImklnR powder, salt
nnd suiror. Cut In Inrd with knift.
Mixing with knife, add okks nnd
niowiy, odd .milk...;. When a- sort
uoiiBI) forms, plnce It upon a Well
flotired boalii, and pat. .out mil II
i:n incirtiiick, flit out with bis
cuit cutter apd hnltii side by side
for 12 minutes On a srensed hakim-
slieet. : Servo hot..-' .
llliubarb. Is :av health rood 'niiil
should bo eaten fi-eoly ul tills sea
son. 1 ;,v;
Nationalists In
; 1 India Slay Six
' i i'A'U-irri'A. 'lionwU, India,
lit HI .(AP)-A Kinil of 100 In
dian -Nationalists today attacked
the, pojlce armory a'., I'liltttiKonir.
aciosi; the .MIcKhna estnaly east
or here, and killed six or the .1.
rehilcrs. 1'li.:. dead' Included n
scriie.int major.
"The .licadiinarteis' or the nil.
lntllu-, national'- congress coinmit
tco .was. raided and seventeen ar
rests mode.' .;'..'.. -
New York Harbor
Shipping Halted
i Tv. Ytilt-k". -April in. (AD
Klllpllllli- In Kew York- lllirhor
wtiK- .nt.ii nlaiiilstlli ' toilny us n re
sult of ii thick fog Unit ilcseenil
ej .vesleriiiij- inornlni,-.
'The ,'ieneii -liner He de 1,'iniiee
lleiniHe,l tji . iniike the . iiiilliounil
Voj-iise hist 'iilsiit when n hIIkIU
!ll'lliiB;iif the fo seenied lo fore
cnut elenrer. .wMithor. , However,
the n)ili wu.i iil)le lo iiroeeeil only
I( the hnrllor entrance where it
wiih rorieil to. nnehor, i. ;
Nicaraguan Kills
Marine Officers
' MANAfiUA, NltfiiMiffiia. AiHl l!l
(AIM'wft American mniiiio of
ficers were killed and a sergeant
iih seriously Wounded -yesterday
by a dlfKVuntled Nlcaiitfiiah ser
Keatit'who had recently been de
moted : becau.se of drutikenlieHS at
Jlcaro.
The officers were act hit? Captain
Voryl.il. Dartt, of N'awhvlllo, Ten
npHseor and . IJeutennnt Jam.es O.
Vjunj!:, of Toledo, Ohio.
IX-
( iti:A.si;i
;. SA-I.KM, Ore., April. l'J "(AP)
The slnto . "conscience fund" wits
Iftereiised to. $ t S . 7 0 toda1 when
'Walter. V. - Hussell, of McMinu
yllUv refuhded the $3f that was
voted each member of the 47-day
lKlsla'tive seHsJon of 1H" at the
rate, of ?5 a day. . ltussetl was a
riieniber Of the house, served also
111. theviy2fl 'house, and this" year !
Is A candidate for 'llie seiiult'. ; f
- :
. fM'iiyit lAmnn i Ho-called home leiiU'illes should general, returned to 1'ortland dui-
v NKW TOIuC, Apr. 19 (Al') i never be tried on a case of babies' ling the week end establlnhed hlm
Oharles Stack; 4S,. Tjlographieal sore eyes. The risk Is-too greal. ! self In Hie center of population,
editors or ; The Associated J'ress, proper medical treatment . should i Corbet t sabf In various speeches
died herd last Tiitfht alter an, illness bo secured at once, or tlio eyes that he felt as soon as tho highway
Of several weeks. ; may ho severely damaged so that, ' bond retlrenu-nt peak was reached,
. no was norn in iroy, jn. r. nnu
i-mei: iiBWNiu ier wwrh in mm.
city. Ale. oamo to, Tho Associated '
Press in 190.
Tlio Piospectlvo Crroom (gity
ly) Will it take much to featii-;
er a nest?
1'lirnituro. Hf-aler Only , a llltle
down!
WANTED
Our cooler at the slaughte house will soon be
in operation and cooling facilities will be corn-'
plete for full run. We will rfeed from 1000 to 1200
hogs for full run capacity; We will call at your
ranch and pick up all lots of eight
pay within lc
exchange or Mail
be at your servict
TVii'c. To T,.o;nflnvi tt..
r i C , ,
rum neyianat, er-
man ACithority,
r.y I .outs I. l.ofiiuiM '
( Asuoi'iatPft I'ross - Stu ff Writer)
ItKKI.lN. Alult III (Al' (!.
l';nil Moylnnili, no of "(Jcriniujy'H
leading authoi'liii.s on- tho :ipH-
c-tiion of iimiiui kii?cs Un Ux'iun-
trial piu'p'WOK in-pilJtiH 1 Hut. tho
Huh It, not far ofr when fttriMiinon
ran bo Htiot tliotimintlHtof UnV In
to the l;y by mrnns of a npw
lyiu fm-kpt inutor it ml can rei')i
tlu I'nitPtl StaiHH rniit l.uiuin' In
from hJx to -ixltt It mi re.
Moif than that, )!. ItoylniitH
says, so Itlifh will hp tliesjppil--ItPtworu
:;tou ami lion inllos an
hour of this. rockot-tinnellI
plane that ilto nnitors can ho
turneil off ovnr Nowfuuinllanil
ami tho pilot ran irlhle tho'ft-of
J t ho way to Npw York.. '
lias 50 Piilrm
I'r. lli-ylamlt IioIiIh snmo &nn
patentN In all ports of the world
for processes mid- appaiiitus. In-
terests like the lierman ilye trust
Use .his inventions tiluler license
and '.the' Herlin Polytechnic has
conferreil an honorary dettr.-e
upon hint In, recoKiiitiou of his
scientific achlovpiiiphts; ' -'.
. . j
the cor.-
The etiKlnoer received
-l-espondent 01';. tile. ; Asso.cia led
Press us the flist newspjlper m'nn
to.. sei lu action
whitl'. bus booh i
carerully kept rroin the publie
nltbouKh - ' its tfPiirpnlus -noise
caused the whole, hcli-'hhorhood to
wonder nunicly' Mux Valier's !
roeket ear."
.Means of 'I'esllny
... Motor
in : Viiller'B
"My real interest
ar Is that it afford. a means of j tliIt fill whether it call he ae
testliiK onr roeket motor out : eonip'lished,'' (
practically.''' . said In., Ileylamlt. ' r
"t)nr test.i already llave convinced 150 BURNED
mi'' we have solved the prolitein
of ritmlilnliiK liipiill fuei wlth pure
liquid oxygen to. achieve il con-'
limious recoil iiropnlslve power.
The next step will lie to hiilld n
rocket motor to an airplane, drlv-
ly an ordinary inotnr. . Wi
plan lliat Hit plane ?h:ill take
ofr the Ki-nund with an ordinary
motor and llK-n tin it. reaches hlffh
iiItitudeH the operator will switch
on the rocket umtor. After this
bar proven surctsful, itbe' next
sti'l) will be to cotiHtnict- a plane
with a rocket motor f only.. We
It:tn at present to shoot aeroHS
tho Knxtlfh ebannel with H,hh the
first laiKe leHt."
In tests with Ihe rocket car..
Vji Her hail used a liquid oxygen
roeket motor -developed '. by Dr.
Ileylnndl. In (he front' Hectlmi
of V.'ilier'H enr lsia giiKOllne tank
and behind the driver In a tank
of the new liquid oxyKen. lioth
an. red into il narrow botile
sluiped lube in llu' rear nf tlio
one -where i t-heyaro iftiiited.
a ml
prtmuce .a recoil propelling the
ear forward. 'Ihe exploded mix
ture escapes .by a- rear aperture
leaving a loitff trail of Nre behind
but no smoke.' . ' . '
Health Talks
n.itii:s i:vi;s
One of the most ctimmon forms
of unneressary uud avoidable blind
ness Ik the result of an eye disease
acquired by (he baby at birth or
during lhf first weeks of lite.
. This affliction nearly always
could have bctm prevented by the
use of certain eye droits. Jt usually
Is called "bnbles snrn cyeH." I'hy-
siciaus can it oputimimin Neonato- i
rum.
It begins w ith a redness of the I
eyes The lids become swollen nnd !
pus is discharged from between f
them. If tills condition Is .neglect
ed In the .beglimfug..;it becomes 1
much more difficult or even luipos-
Jsible to cure later on.
even If complete blindness does not '
resim. Slgnt ntav lo greni v llll-
paired.
Knough damage in:iy be done by
this disease in one day to make It
Impossible, even with the grentesi
care, to prevent total blindness.
About fit) years ago, Dr. Carl
1-Yanz Crede of the rniverslty or
Jejlg fmind that If Ihe doctor.
VP
of
ortlani
d prices.
50 L
1 1 1(10
HOGS
Grande and a truck will
....Gride Ronde
nurso or mldwlto who tnkes euro
of the lialiy, hen It m horn would
put a few drops of a certain silver
containing solution -In lb hahy'n
eyes Immediately nftei; Ulrtll. this
voulil pravunt tho dlsonsati- liiac-
tlrally all cases.
jn many states alien proveutive
treatment is now required by law
A a rw,,llt of th widespread use
of thOHp "drops," a rrduction dm
tup tho lust twenty yearn of ap
proximately OS per rent l tin
.I..... r i.ti.,,i ..' . i.i
rrom Ophthalinlii Neonatorum Is ,e American Colletfe of Httr
reportpd by an orKanlsallon Rnth-; ,, ., , ,he American
crh.K such statistic. . I .Medical society, a nient-ber of the'
ri a a a. i
rj(tltOV8 AttCtCK
. -jk J ti f j n I"
Alia Ueiena KaaiO
1
WAftlllNtiTo.V, Aplrl in (AV)
Itadio was defended' as an ally or
newspapers unit attacked as their
eoiniM-tltnr by siienkers todny lit
the convention or the American
Society of Newspaper editors.
' M. II. Aylesworth, president of
tlm National llroadeastiiitf enm-
pony, said there was no materia)
evidenco that radio was cuttluK
down newspaper advpi'tlslnn;.
Aylesworth was followed b Paul
71. Williams, editor of the l-Ttleu,
X. Y., I'ress, who asserted he be-
Ilevrd that newspapers had lnnde a
lulstuke in "iiernilttiiit; tliemselvi
to be used to build u competitor,
.Mi:it;i:u not lin t I,
ST.
(Alf)-
l'Alllj. Minn... April I!) j
Doubl that, the proposed I
mei-Kcr of the Northern .I'uclllo
.....i rtreat Noi-thprn railwavs
can be aceoiniilislied was express
c,i lodnv bv Itiilnh ltudil. nresl-
(1pnt or the'liitter road, on his re- 1
turn to Ht.t rnnl from Wanlilng
ton where lie diseiiHseil the plan
Willi Minnesota rnnm'rHsincn.
"While 1 think the iiiomev ex-
coeilinwly.: ileHtrnlile from tile
.standpoint of the Noi'tliweMl,M
M.-. Kudd Kiild. "I think It hIho lx
TO DEATH IN
CHURCH FIRE
(Continued from PngO One)
sistcd efforts lo sinasli It onlward
Meanwhile f IniiiiiiK ben ins from
I ho roof fell upon mlntlntf women
and children and striiKtfHntf men
Avho tried frantically lo escape.-
The tragic, catastrophe was till
over In a few minutes. The church
hud been quickly transformed Into
a roaring" furnace and donth came
swiftly to thoHo within, many of
litem being suffocated before the
flames could reach them.
The fire started when a breeiir,
wafted through a high roar win
dow struck a candle's riiiine with
one of the tapestries. lis tinseled
fringe took fire, .paper wreaths
caught, and in a mlntito tho building-
wan a blazing infernO.
100-Veiir-Old Structure
'Tho structure was lull years old
- and -its-, worin-ealeu boards ., wv.ro
tinder, to tho bluxe. Outside, the
tiro departments of Ooiosel and
pitesti fought vainly with antiquat
ed apparatus to exllngitlsh the fire.
Those who Had escaped and thd
crowding townsmen tried lo open
the Jammed floor but the masMlng
ol those Inside agaliiNt It luade
their efrort unsuccessful.
Among tho dead, . who, t wore
burned loa cinder, were two
priests, ii nolary, and the burgo
master of Colonel, which Is a simitl
town of fi.nno population UK miles
iiorlhweKl or Bucharest, near tho
edge of tho Translyvaniau Alps.
Hardly a family in the town es
caped unscathed.
MAY VOTE TO
BE
LIGHT IS
PREDICTION
(Continued from Page Que)
eaitdidale, whoso chief nlanb .enn.
jicred on the development of hlgh-
j ways, and tho Oregon country In
special attention should ho given
to tlio Imttrovement of mjirnt
1 roads.
Charles Hull. Marshfield. nnd
John A. Jeffry, Portland, the other
two republican candidates, con
tinued their campaign In various
sections of tho state.
I j'uiitiH littn: joi(iii's in ine muni
are going abend with Hdward I
or more and
Call 243 Imbler
Meat Co.
MONTHLY
llalley. Iioe. counly : A. C lloiiKh,
tlrants I'uss; Kd . I'lppr. t'orl-1
.land and tletirpe It. Wilbur, Hood
Hlver, candidates for lho nominti-1
I Ion bearlnft the siamlard through
Orpfeoii., , . '. j '
y.- ;
IJA WArlij T1U
DEATH TAKES
1)R. M'ADORY
.. -
(Cohitnued from Pag? Onu)
council of the OroRon ritate MimI-
Irnl society, uud councillor of
"'p Dl'CKOll I'llDHO III'IUIII loaRUU. )" "'"l il"vu raw aim useo
, In l.a Onuulf he was active ln ilnxen during the yetir H. H.
I civic iitralrs and also took meat : Wclinor, T. It. Conklln. Henry
i Interest 'In the schools. He was M"' "nil I'bns. Ihnioliok i l'e
i Head or ihe lll-lad oritanlsatlon innniitr Hie new rnnvorls !,i the
t o." the l.a liraiiue IIIkIi school ; el" Ickena tor prurlt liuslnei.s.
I one ycav. .-': ! Im' lulles or telephone lines In
i !,'. MeAdoiy was a member of ; ('"vo ore Incrcnslnit daily and
j the liapilst church.- ; rcvt'ral new phones have been
j Ife innirlcil l.illle Hunt In I S3;i. I installed.
who survives him. lie Is also: I- ML Uilid Is movliur In his
survived bv nut-, mother. Mrs. 1. 1'"1"' bouie. The carpeiitpis are
Wi .Ml Adorv, of ttessemer, Ala..
a brother' Itlchanl, of llessemer: ,
j a In-olher, Dr. 1. S. McAdory, oti
j Auburn. Ala., it.-slstcr. Mis. -.. o. !
i Caldwell of Uristol 'I'enn-. and tl I
rister. In.
New York
.Mni'irai-et.
City.'.
M-Adoi'V.
Baby Chickens
Arrive at Cove;
Many Shipments
II, Mm ( (....I III. in (,'ovc vyllt he desetleil or-dlvcrl-'
' - . c(l to oilier uses. Thflr llinlio
, (l.l.scrvcr ( oMcMponilciit) .,' ,,,, a r ii 1 u place, .inr-
IHJVH Ore. (Special) --'lliis Is roiilidedv liy niamilrii'ent V sliade
the day, of the "llifliy ( hicks. - l t rcCs. a creek fliUvltiK .aci'iiss the
I'.very liny, the I . mall lirinns I front lawn and flowers : cVery
iii a new saijMiicin. . v .icw iiuot : vvinlre. .'.
dred iiiTlved . a i month . or six! , ),,, llS .(,,( exiiiiilna(loiiH.. J'o);
wecli's' ajfo-lint - tlnv heaviest -slilp- T tho i 4i.li (xnidc found .(Jooi'xia
nienli'. 'have conn'., sinci; April - I ' Lindsay hlKh Willi an avei-nne of
and almost, daily froi.i ;::" ,lo scv-' !ifi 11-12 p.-r cent. .Marircry Hinitlt
eriil hundred!! arrive. The lure- i Hii 1-4. per ceil',. Dellnar. liicliards
em slilpment of -lino liine Weil-i :i-l 1-u.per cent.,' In the 3rd ijriulc'
ncsilay.. 1 Nearly eveiy one who j the ' marks lire: llnsccl ,. Clark I 4
han hcen cngaKcil In the poultry ' pe.-: cent, llnruettiL , -Mukki'ovc yy
I WILLIAM POX ;
LT The Screens First
Original Musical Comedy
...A sunburst of song! magic medo
dy l and it)innnce by the screen's
: perfect lovers!
Last Time Today
"LETS GO PLACES
fl&f A picture that will make your Easter"!
I ff & j Sunday brighten. Keep your Sunny v V. I
iff :y ft , Side U p and bring all the family. . lX I
J JT , I'nlhe Sniiuil Xi. II I.HNI 'I'Iiiki TimIii' S - VI
mi, '' MlHUIIfrlUH 111 NdiiikI -VI 1'WlK ' I M
' . - VltmilioiKi Acih 'In . ;vfivlMNly llnppv" .
: - ' SUNDAY
'
V i'.' JStjT Nv Tills pIl'ltllK ll Bj
I I'tTiiSl 1 -f M Ii rou t'lii to-Ill fjy
(r V l C Wi lrZ '.,' V v '. M """'i" "' I'jf f3lv
J ' urlfr '-jW f ' f . ' , i : ' .''M Knilnr request with 1)
p5 v - .JT " -v'-c :'. ;-. S S'-.:f Hmn.l fff.it, nmln
business In the pat,; buys new
chicks and tills year there are
t several people who have not been
emtiiRed previously In the raising
j ul clilckens, wlio are InivIiik bahy
j chicks. Tile business of the old
i ,on lias been superceded by the
; Incubator and. the commercial
j halphei les. . Over Will chicks are
! lol" or 11 some 2(10 anil some
Dm and another poultry man has
an order In for liinii, the largest
single order in 'ove,
tV M. Stackland, who has 5(10
baby 'chicks, thinks the poultry
business a (myitis one us he says
hp cleared $'.i;i6.ii0 Inst year fiom
I In ns or about 2.II7 per hen.
I ' - work. iilterliiK nd Inn
iuT some additions, lie has also
- ',n"t 11 chicken house. ..- .
J. !'. Mills has a carpenter at
work on some alterations he is
niakinir tin IiIk 'now, hnimp. f in
j "ihe .Mills pi-op erty there are two :
I houseH altd (his upriaj? iltey'-liilvo
I (I eel d HI to jnove ti.eross the. strpcit
j.and thpy are now entfur in. :nr-
proving the limiso and properly;
j 'I'ho house Ik'Ij.'Iii- toinitdoled apij
; porehi-s nihled, ehleken . . hoitttea
i and i o.lher. out IntlhllitKH , liiadt-
i The .
home they
have, oeyupled Tor I
at' ' t heir reiddenee I
! the
'ten years
Ik Mm
(BKAWAIDA
l-G nr Kent and Irene llnofer P3 ;.
per ven l.
M. nnd Mrs. lOdKar lrjitt,- of; ;
Itaker, were bUHllitHH tjaller'- ut,'
tho )nnean'a Jiome last . AVfidneH
ilay. . TIiIh bqinj? theh; flm vlnlt
lu tiv?, lln-y had Bunm diffleiilty ,
lu finding - the imncan .home hut
oiit'c found, they rtpeot a, ' vcfry
pleaftint eteMili. wltlu.thlfl. oharm
In; family.
: M.r. and Mrs. EViH -Htevens. of
1'nttinnd. and . M.'Ihs ,May HtavenH. '
whd vlHited i.'ov Hiitufduy of lUHt
Week nnd spent tha nfxjit at A'n
lon, 'were fi drawn to tho old
hnmb town uud tho! people who
lve here that" thty. fcturned to
i'nvo Sunday and Hpent the day
with-G. G. Stnokhuidj who ontpr
(ainod them with ri dlnniJi.'
1 .Mis. l:ida VMiilleiv ripetit Wdy
hesday in CoVo with liei1'' i.Htet,''
Mir.' L. K. AnderHoh.
r Mrti. Corn le l.onsr left ThurH- '
day nlht for Hiwene. ' She spent
the winter there with' her. daugh
ter and family,. Mr. and- Mrs. V.
(-'. . lireshears, eontinK' home ,11
inonth iiro. but haH-heen 'milto .
(Ill here and It now returniiiK to ,
I Knjrone and will he under a doc
tor's care. : . : . .
j ' Itetlben I'ortec Is In Cuvo. id''
! the liottre of Ills brother, I'Yank '
i MHinrel. , ' ; 1
rVank EHtat d has ,lieen (tillte '
I'Sei - toiwIyl.Ul 'Vl'Mlicr hosprtal fot
! 'Honie . weeks, w, f
! A Oraydan lovee, who wiis.tlnken '
J'f tho Grande ,. Uonde IthspMal
8iiiiday. Is at home" again.. v ;
' AmuitK-.tho : Cove people who;! .
'. attended the presentation of-.the;
."Lantern In Her Jljiud",' at, Union'':'
'riii'irsiliiy eveniits-, ,; presented -. hy ' i
Miss .Mahel-' Doty, ami ,Lii .Ornnde ,'
woineii, were: .Mr. and .Mr,t t. (I.i'
MprlilRer. .Mrs. J. K. .Mill4 Mis.
l:. K. fond and .Mrs. A. IL t'onk-1
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