La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 05, 1930, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text.V t PS Monday, MuySi-lfHO. ,'...ki-v.W LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,' li OBDE'ORE. XKMFJ aJ V; mi ' Lj)pla Bhlhing ' parlor at ll:?0 fnfnl T OarforC Ijucilock tlitei mornliiB. duo to a fire; atiUl JiCaUCIO ifciar. A Ji'at caught fire Hint was i being cleaned, it in reported, but nothing else wus burned. hero Saturday for Portland .where they are spending a few days. llcliinis lo SaU-in The Kev. T. 11. IlerUoB ret'ur'n ,.il tills morning to his home in Salem after having spent the week end In I-a Grand. .On his trip this weekend to I,d Grande Mr. Hertiog will he uccomiianied by Sirs. Hert hdK who wlllriruiko her first visit ht-re since Mr. llertzog wus np- nointed pastof of the local church. .i. T" ; ".''fli' C driven by J. il. Steele and Auditor Here , Conda J. Hum, uf Portland, who Is to audit the city books arrived here over the weekend and was to begin his work day. ' S;iieni. Mrn. ilertzog and Miss Uluncho Clurk were classmates hilo attending liaket college. Caldwin, Kansas. i Wallowa liiike .Mr. and vs. "V. 1 f. Tloh n en- Hiniv accompanied ny air. ana jli-j, Jjynno JJonnenKump and Mrs. l'SsIb Carney, drove to kc yesterday to open up their ottago for the summer. They re port tho lake; is beautiful now, al though there lis considerable snow the ground. , ,. Hero From Portland Jack Phelps has his mother and hi grandmother here visiting him from Portland. Kciinewick . li. Zigler and sons Alfred and nhn le'ft Saturday for Kennewlclt, Wash., to visit his brother I. S. ler and find employment until iho -ait. l'Jmily mill opens again lu-re. Cllenn D. Smith figured in. n minor accident on tho .Jiighway betwrjen Hot Luke and U Grando at '8:15 o'clock Saturday night, .according to, the police. No one was reported injured. ' ; Drill Team lo Meet Tho American Legion 'auxiliary Wallowa tlr"1 t0ni will meet Tuesday night ai a o ciock at tno mgmvny snops. Kntries to tho team will close to morrow evening. o orllaiul .rr. and Mrs. Karl lenders and hildren drove to Portland Satur- to spend the weekend. They ire expecieu uui; nm.iy. Customer's run J. W, Stephens, formerly of T--i Grando and more recently of Wal la Walla, will assist John W. Neel, Iranch manager of I-rOgan & liry an. brokers, in handling of cus tomer accounts, according to word received here. . Mr. Stephens was j formerly telegrapher-for the O.-W. here. Hern I-min Portland Mrs. Ira Aid rich arrived last i-ck from Portland will spend the xt few weeks In La (Jrande. Mr. Alilrleh and Mrs. Aldrleh's father, At iv Ma son are located in Portland. , Prairie City Mr. and Mrs.. Jesse Ttosenbaum ilrove lo Pramo City on baturtiay tnornhiK.. returning to La Grande lycstwday. On liiislness J. W. Marsh is in iliis week on business, from Portland. La Grande Ho is here ileturiietl From Port land- It, J. Kitchen returned Saturday evening from l'ortland where, he spent last week transacting business. In linker Today Attorney' George' T. Cuuhrait Is lh Laker today on legal business. Special Meeting ' ' Tho Ia Grande schoul '. board held a' special meeting at 1 o'clock today.' Several matters were dis cussed. BUILDING IN. LA GRANDE IS GOING AHEAD Conference Held In Baker May 2-3 (Continued from Pace One) Tho patrol leaders conference of the Hoy Scouts of tho Kastem Ore gon council held Friday und Sat- Iurday 111 Haker was well attended with scouts present from liunting Iton, Halfway. Canyon City. Knter- Clievrotet Borage. The now busl- prlso, Wallowa, Joseph, La Grande, nesi: building will be 00 by 1 10 j Baker und neighboring towns. Tell feet and work will begin ns soon boys, Hex Wall, Woodrow Dumur as possible.. jell, Vergil Kochenspargor, Clnro The new club house ut the La Thomas, lluddy Heynolds, Dee Grandu country club Is rapidly ; Clay, ltny Wilson, ltoy Stein. Car lieanng conpletion with only thojlo Amos and It. Clayton from La intorior work rcuviining to . bo Grando nlKmded and report that done.. ' : : ; - (they enjoyed tho trip and learned licsldeo these projects, thero are' many things of value, a number of smaller building jobs I Tho Scout Mothers of linker under way, ever the city. I served a banquet Friday evening. ' a talk on leadership was given by 5TTTnV RTT5Y nAV ivcrgll Kochenspargor and one on Vvv rrrn i7nai ' l atrol Lenders Hesponslblllty 10 Jrs hULit LUUltolli . hln Troop und l'utrol" wus given AT POTIVTRV CI TTTl by Woodrow Damerell, chairman. il LUU1MKI LLUli Saturday morning patrol inetli- jods and crafts were demonstrated j In. which Clare Thomas demon- In.. i..n..air n.niiiii.nir 'or j Claro Thomas, chairman, hud charge of the subject, 'Tntrol Methods and Their l'laee." u,KU,es rep.esent m un.-,. considered K,r,r5ii S!C.P-V night flowing another Mrs. IL K. Mup- UU,B1UVU . i sccniEiry NiEWirj ..Paid l j (Continued on Page Ten) last stroke 1 Hih green 200 , nor finished her yards from (tho ihlrl. The women's ladder tournament for the year wound up as follows OF PATRONAGE RUMOR PROPOSED (Continued from Page One) in Itahy Hoy t , Mr. and Mrs. falter vP.!y tho parents of a baby buy' 1 this morning. are i urn kins, 51-f7-luS; &4-5G-110; Mrs. Tanner, 56-50-1 1 il INVESTIGATION Mrs. Zurbrick, 54-BS-l 12; Mrs. Herman Siegrlst, fi(i-5S-IM; Mrs. H. 1). Uison, B5-C4-119: Mrs. John Theifell, r.S-r,3-121; Mrs. Ashby, C2-C3-1SG; Mrs. JJonelly, C3-C2-12li; Mrs. .Chase liohnenkninp, 63-66- I2S: Mrs. Ionizer. 61-69-130: Mrs.'went for .President Hoover rieynolds, 63-07-130; Mrs. I'ulnum, ",192S," ho continued, "Iho president 7I-64-I3S; Mrs. ltavonscrofl, 72-'will be badly restrieed In tho ter-ni-130;' Mrs. F. Spaeth, 68-73-H0; ..rilory from which ho may make a Mrs. Guslison, GS-T4-14S; Mrs. IT. selection." SI. Bay, 73-72-151. . v.. ... ' "I'm unwilling." Stephens said, 'Next Sunday, uccqidingj to the ."to allow any such thing to influ rtillv program, will feature at Pen- tenco. me." dleton-La Grundo inlorcliib niatcli T Senator Caraway, democrat. Ar iiit J.!i(C,ra-ide, with tho eutlro club .Uunsns, asked' what cxplunation to .participate. . was offered as to why tho Ulxon : . communication had not been read b tho president. I Senator Stephens said ho could Hero Last Weekend liuth Ripiiey, of Uaki'r, vlslled relatives in 1-rfi tiraude laat' weekend. .Moved Charles Floberg and children h;ivo iiHved to tht-home ol airs. I o'Uourke. , Weelienil Visit Lois Solders, of Hot Lake, spent iho weekend visiting at the home ,.r her sister. ,Mrs, O. C. Osborn. li tlrando. She returned to Hot Liike today; Visiting ; Mrs. Jessie Clemens and little nun, Harold loyil, oi rviamaiu Is, are In La, Grande visiting at i he home of Airs. Clemens' mother. Mrs. J. J. Peck, i (i'hey expect to hero for tjl weeks. . To Poiilantl Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hunting left. NELSON'S Jol) Printing Stationary Legal Blanks Second Sheets for livery Need OPI'OSITU POST OFFICII Ilclurncd Home Mrs. J. G. Miller and daughter, Helen Louise, returned to their homo In Knterpri.se yesterday after spending the last two weeks in this city. THIRTY-THREE MAKE RESPONSE 'not go boyomVMr. Mitchell's state (Continued from Page One) school and 33 responses lo the" In vitation during the day. Next Sun day is Mother's day. Tho goal set lor attendance Is 400 with special recognition of tho youngest mother. oldest mother, youngest grand Health Talks La Grande Women Hfcave Important Parts in Meeting Several Lu Grando women play ed important' parts in tho first an nual convention at Pendleton Sat urday of thu fifth district Federa tion of Women's clubs of Oregon which was tOrgunizcd hero lust spring. Those attending from here were: Mrs. J. L. Ingle, Mrs. It. K. Wcstonhnvor. Mrs. Donald l'aguc and Mrs. K. 1). Towler. For tho past year Mrs. Puguo lias been vlco president of this district. In the progrum Saturday morning she gave a .response to the greet ings from tiic hostess clubs. Mrs. Fugue also poured in a delightful tea and niuslcnlo In tho afternoon. A feature of tho niuslcnlo was the piano numbers by the girl who placed second in the recent con test nt Forest Grove. "Why a District Federation?" was tho subject of a woll-organlzcd :md Interesting talk by Mrs. West- enhuver. Among the offices for next year, Is one held by Mi's. Tow ler is tho position of a publicity agent or manager. Other ofllcers for next year aro: Mrs. llussoll Smith, of Burns, president; Mrs. s. F. Miller, ,of Union, vice presi dent; Mrs. Slillman Dcmpsey, of Umatilla, second vlco president; Mrs. Leonard. Jordan, Wallowa, re cording secretary; Mrs. Harold Tribe, linker- and: Mrs. .Nugent, Umatilla, directors. A treasurer will bo selected from Valo and andothcr director will be chosen from Morrow county. A one-act play "For DIslliKiulslied Service" was presented during tho utter noon. Through tho scholarship loan fund, $30,000 has helped girls to higher education. A program ol ac tlvilies was outlined tor tho con vention at Salem, May 12.' In the lust year, 8711 new clubs federated with tho nutional association with very few dropping out. homo of tho Misses Marylfu and livolyn l'lper. Miss Adler Gives Piano Recital Miss Genevlovo Adler was pres ented In a piano recital Friday eve ning by her instructor, Miss Hilda Anthony. Miss Adler, who possesses unusual musical talent lias, for years, been so generous with lior music thnt sho Is well known as ono of La Grande's younger urtlsts and thu announcement of her re? citul attracted a very large com pany of her friends and admirers. Tho numbers which utnstituted tho program were carefully select ed und gave a varied nnd very de lightful evening. In honor of the 100th uuiilversnry of tho birth of Anton Itublusteln, Miss Adler gave two of his compositions following a brief sketch of his llfo and u description of tho numbers. With out comment on tho individual selections, It should bo said that Miss Adler played not only skill fully, exhibiting" her mastery of the Tho Tirbfly The First llobin ......lingers Prlcllla on Tuesday ,'..:..'.Ullbro' Mary Geno Bohnonkamp Flower Song Lango Menuet A L Antique ....Pnderowskl Frederick Uingainan s- Announcement Today is tho lust day thnt tujk. lots may' be . purchased for the Young Women's Mutational ban At Kvonlng Williams iuei to who piauo v -. Hungary Koelling , o'clock nt tho La Grando- . dlnljfig Sylvia Turn I room. Tho principal featuro of the To a Humming Bird ....Mrs. Virgil evening's program will bo ft tlk i Ariel ..Kern on "Tho Heritage of -Women'.' -fy iVobby licuter jMlss Knee Houx, of tho Ackernmn I(UII0 Lack ! Training school. Tickets may Jjb snrinu- 'lZ'""Zyaiuiniet I found at tho library or at Clark's Margurec MucAllistcr Florists or may be secured f rpm fountry Gardens .'...Percy Grainger y t tno lotiowing nie.uoers ,o Murcho Mlgnunno l'uiuini "" ','","""""''. Marie Flobcrg ' Kel"' chairman; Mrs. Ralph Hyws. On tlio Holy .Mount Dvorak;! "88 Annetta Johnson. Miss Altco Turantollc In A Flat Heller , .a,.,uu,ut, .''. Prolude In C Sharp Minor .. Mrs. Mamie Spockhnrt, Mrs. Claude i..ni,.,.tiinrr Cooper, Mrs. G. N. -Tarklngton, Nancy Guild . i.miks Aiyco cook unu jurs. mjim Mohawk Bridge Club Entertained Mr. and Mrs. Alvall Crowley were host and hostess to the Mo hawk Hridge club Saturday eve ning at their homo with three tables at play. Spring flowers formed an attractive decoration. ' Honors at bridge were won by Mr. und Mrs. Joel ltlchardson. Fol- teelmluuc. but tlso h feel- I J served lug and expression. On Miss Adlcr's program were; Sonata D Major Jlaydn Allegro -. J.nrgo ' . .- '. Presto Impromptu ........Schubert Orlentulo Amain Schor.lno MaeDowell Klmlu Metodlque Schytte Uomunco Itublusteln meeting of the club will bo Mnj 17 with Mr. and -Mrs. Fred Hoover. Baptist Ladies In Enjoyable Meet 'The Methodist ladles . Aid meet Wednesday, May 7 . at . nip homo of Mrs. C. W. F.nvln at HOS Adams avenue. Thu committee lpun preared an enterialnlng program and urges all members and frleritfs to be present. -"V- GANDHI HELD JUJiJrllJNU liAKS JV BY BRITISH (Continued from Page One)' of tho session. The devotional was led by Mrs. Sidney Haiiporsett. At Hollaendcr j iho end of a pleasant social hour rcircsnmenis were served , uy inw j hostesses, Mrs. Mlnnio Bynutll and .Miss Myrtle Whltmcr. Unby (iirl Mr. and Mrs. Everett Keown are tho parents of a baby girl born Sunday morning at :in o'clock. A name has nut been chosen nn j tho new arrival who weighs nine pounds. She Is tho third child in Wto family and has two brother, i. son xt S.uint. or as it Is technically rn utrilllls-MtllK. 1 a CUlldition mmher, youngest baby and mother I Qf nlm., tmpiirtanee. Not only Is II unsightly, but usually n piins i Spralnctl Foot Mrs. Charles Shewniaker is con fined to her homo this week be cause ,ot ;a sprained, foot. J X .1 t X i-CsTtb, Si. iJL Announcements Itcifivctl Announcements have been re ceived of the graduation of Miss Florence", Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.7 A. P. Nelson from the St. Elizabeth hospital at Baker, convpicting a three-year courso in nurses training. The exercises will bo held at tho St. Francis Cathed ral May 12, In tho evening at 7 o'clock. Flro Seuro Tho fire truck was called to ono of several serious conditions. There may be a nr.irlic! Impair ment In tin vision of the miulnt Ing eye. .or there may be some de feet In the nerve mechanism: con trolling tho eye. 1'Iih Infant hi nut born with the with -largest family present The evangelist's sermon .tonight: "Is Christianity in Danger." Dramativ Story Witll Mrs. Lelf If. Awes In charge, tho story ''The Other Wise . Man" was dramatized at the F.ng- I lish T.uthei-an church List night by Mrs,.l':rnest Slojkav srcprosVntlng j,mclly to foeus its. eyes. Hence, Arlaban, und- Helen' Schillings, ,dll,.nB the first six months of life Helen Hughes, Mrs. Claudia Suy-'; sl)llnllnc Is naturel and of no sig daui, Barbara Stltzinger, Elmer; nrcuiice . 'J heroafter, however, any Johnson, lllta Hacker, Johp Ains- j n,posi.0n (squinting) of the eyes worth,. -Will Pohlnu,n. nndv James ! jB to i,0 ioked on with suspicion. Ogilvia. VJ!hetoyiwak.inA)ur nets n :l ',u,f jmeoinmoli for normal una was accoiupameu oy ou cm- (.rL.n tu begin with normal eyes, ored slides. Those assisting In re- I my at the age or three, to hearsals and co.stuinl.ng were Edna I develop a siiulnl. Usually- (bis fol Jelisen apdt Mrs. Carl Keller. Carl ows im altuek of measles, or Johnson operated tho machine. whooping cough, and points to a Mcsic numbers were: violin soio weakening Vf the muscle Party Compliments Mr., Mrs. Gralapp Mr. und Mrs. Arnold Gralapp were complimented at a surprise wedding unnlvcrsury party Satur day night ut the t4rulapp honib, when they received ninny gifls of tin. During ; tho ovening throe tables of bridge were nt play with ir.i Woodio winning first honors and Miss li'lorenco Williams receiv ing second mvard. At a Into hour Knmonnol-OslroM', itublusteln Preludu Chopin Scherzo The Trumpet l-'lower . Mendelssohn March ... In her recital,- Miss Adler was assisted by Mrs. Hay Fuller, solo ist, who contributed threp beautl- pretty llttlo encore, Sho wns ac- W. K. L. lllUlCneOn . COnipanieu oy airs, rinro.-y iiii;"- ardson in the' follpWl"B: ' irnt,lt, Itnlvlti Mlnli Mo a Soilg : ' .. 1 IM... i.iilni liiiw.ltunn nt Ihn Wn. My "iVear - .. ...... I "'en's Hellet Corps hold Saturday '., Aini..,h,,r. novHinoon In the K. 1'. hull was 'well- ; The recital was given In tho ball attended and room of the 1m Grande hotel, very , The government requisitioned two detachments of tho East Lati eashlro regiment nnd posted them, in tho heart OC the mill. urea and at police, lioaduuurters., As jS, further precaution a, , voluntsps light motor patrol has cone on Tho Baptist Ladles Aid mot for duty n tho city. -4 an Interesting meeting Fritlay at l , J ft. tho parsonago with about 25 mem bers present. Mrs. u. Marcus Godwin, president, was in- chtirgo Makes You Look? rears lounger Saturday at Noon t i . The skin .of youth lies. In every box. or .new wonderful 'MKLL' Ol.O Face Powder. . Tho .. nuriist powder made Us .colon.. Jn ,pnss'eil by tho U. S. goveinmonU No pastl'' ness, flaklness or irritation,- A'tlh French process makes- Bpr(ssr t more smoothly und prevents .lnrp pores; ; No nioro- shiny -noses fiv stays on longer. Use-MMLLOGlOv. Glass Drugs, Inc. Adv.- -i nttractlvo with Its decorations cut anil spring flowers. of Pupils. to Give Recital Tuesday I, . - - ', Mrs. It. J. Green will present twelve or her younger piano pupils I In an Interesting recital Tuesday 'uvening ut 8 o'clock In tho ball- a delightful spread was enjoyed. Tho progrum began with tho singing of the "Star Spangled Banner," and a toast to the G. A. It. and all of Us allied organizations, read ; by Mirs. A. I'.. Nelson. A piano solo was played by Ola Mae Hough who responded with an encore, lu tho servlco of tho Daughters of Union Veterans, Miss Marlon Nelson sang "Mother Ma crco" and "Lovln' Dud" accom panied by Mary Cook, pianist and a dainty two-course, luncheon wus , 0 . ,, , 0mmll) 10Ui wi,en ; llobert Cook, violinist. Coininondor served.- Tlrbse In ehurge ol '- ,Uu.y wm )l!lv ,,, rollowlng pro- A. J. Martin of tho G. A. It., was rangements were Mr. and Mrs. . . m,uil0 u. cordially In-1 presented with flowers In honor of , Herbert Evans and Mr. and MrH- vtuii t0 attend the birthday ho will celebrate hum i 10. 1). Towler. ' I AruKonateo Massenet' month. Mrs. Laura liraden, mother Arbutus . . Davis' of the daughters of the local lent l -r- -m r nri.J T. i i.V.VAV.V.V"iit.7-i" !wus presented with a bouquet ot Jr. Hi. W. IVietJblllS J-o I,,'..,.. , ,i.Bi,r, llom-ra In commemoration ot TP' DEPT. STORES mfer ,N THB wi tv . SI "Holfi At. KlO-m Tl,e.( Ticket ii'nd'iim llmnble-lleo I Mothers day. The presentation was . , i "v..-"H----'-: , 'i,,..i,..i,.i,- madu by Mrs. Nelson, r !.,.. -.IV. ivnt. I ' . ' - 1 duan r.aray-nnuw- - r tim mini ...... -v.. of Mrs It. L. Shoe-i song ol tno- imouii earrai, wero iiiuuvi iwi i uiin..,. i.iv-....- ...Frlnil lal day services. Sir, lloso Wright (was luncheon chairman with Mrs, . TfiriAV CAODE MARY.. rM:KF( mm AN ADAPWION . Irki.'-.. !o? SHAKESPEARE'S " jj?? W l ' " of the 6 mMMw Adapted 'snd Directed by M l t-K )' i3teJ&-X .SAM TAYLOR. HfM l'lf9 . rSf"".i,"fta, ALL-TALK.ING Traiinierl" by Georgo IIciulricfH, VMU.m of the eyes brought nut by of Umatilla., ucconipnnloil by Mrs. I tjie mnpsH. J. CJ. KtUzinpcr: a violin Nolo by OilUlrLMi with a squint may Rt't' Andrea Aln.sworlh, and a vucul nolo . dotibkOl -ator on, even if tho squint Juanita 8tit,Infft;r was pliinlnt. mayMisappcar. Hut In the vast nm-1 PiailO And. VlOllll ' ' v.iiimvii wimi jorlly or easfH, huh uocs not mtan Tho boy pn achiJr, Dwight.HJIr- I rurc : 0n tiu, coniraiy, it nwnly voy Hopkins, in hi.s sormon last mcans that rather than hoo doubU-, night at tho M. 13. Church, South, 1 lM0 child has k-iirtu-d to look on "God and the Cruclfictlon or t tliruiicrli only ono eye. the other Jesus Christ" said that Christian-J tC,ina HunnreHsed. I'hapier maker in KIrIii yesterday afternoon wuso n,, .... . i innnh. I . Gludvs ItobertH lor a cnuriiiiiiK " wi.,i,. im...... wminm. and iMl'fl. ininui y jii:ui-y nuun .. i iiwiii,i.-"i i imiii Ulnff Uong Jtell 'i nompHon Hon, huh. aiiuuiu wiiimiimuii, Him. '! ..Jack iMurphy JHusan wmmmson, myh. ftiurieuii On Horseback itnrton Yeok, AIIhh Klsio Yuek, Mrs. Urn Cradio Sonff ...KreiHler WilHon, Mrs. Ktlud Wlleoek and . Helen Conkey Mrs. Klsle Wlleoek, nsmsting ner. eon. Mrs. , Uenham Sarah Hvowmdl wero nsslstinff hostesses. After tho luncheon "Mi'H. Win. Miller save a book review on "Island Within," written by I.ud wiu Kewisohn. lty must bo forced through by God's word. God asks tho people to como to the altar to get forgive ness for their sins, but doesn't en force; the laws, he said. "Hut yet he does enforce them at the sec ond resurrection." Tho morning services were presided over by the Kev. J. W. Oliver. Itaptlst minister, who preached on pasr, present and future history of churches. He said that in the 2!) years he has been here:- ho has lHU soon a Ta Grando church huvo a successful revival) meeting. "What l.a' Grande needs is an inter-denominutional revival of religion for- the conversion of souls, ho asserted. Ilecause thero Is a tendency for the sight in the squinting eye to become progressively t worse, it is Important lo begin treat intent of the condition ns soon as it is dls- covered. In many of tho cases of no-calted self 'cured squint, the alleged cure was gained at tho expense of the sight of one eye. Tho younger the child, the easier it usually is to cure the condition. FOOTIlAlil IM-AVKIt DUOS PLAN DAI II Y srUUIAIj WEDNESDAY AM) THURSDAY "THE HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY" With Special Cast All Sound With Special Music SPECIAL' ATTRACTION FOR MUSIC WEEK GRANADA m HI iOW .PLAYING J .M onAMSXASLbstf ' llllfe Ct UNITED ARTISTS PICJUOB I ttfLjOuJt'S I Uu A I -SO m;ij:t siioiet sriui-rrs HrGKNK, Ore. (AI') IMans are beiiif, discussed hero for ' starting I the Oregon dairy special over J uort hern railway lines from this eity Juno 3. If. L. KdniiUnds. : chairman of tho Kugeno cliamber j of commerce agricultural conuiTit j tee, is in charge of arrangements, i O. H. Fletcher, county agent, 1 ha:; been named chairman of a ! general subconOnittco to look after Ianc county's exhibits on Die train, which will tour Oregon, an to over see tho train's stwp hero. rout SONS OS SAMIi JATli SAAfKKIJ), Germany (AP) February 'IV is boys' day in the family of Hugo Wacker, a Thur innian poawint living In Keldrenn hach. Mach of his four sons was i born on that day, thu first in 1S0, tho second in l'JTl, the third in ! 1 li:7 and tho fourth this year. HONOI.ru;. May 5 (AP) Donald Smith, negro football cap tain of tho University of Hawaii, died last night following an auto mobile accident on (he road front SchoNcld barracks. Iljs powerful roadster skidded many feet and lilt a tree. Three other passen gers were slightly injured. Smith played against tho I'ni verslty of Oregon at Portland bit fall. He was known au an all uround athlete. CIIAMIMO.V IS l.VM lti;i C1N'INNATI, May ! . (AJ -Jack Heynolds. world's , welter weljjhJ. wroMHng? champion, en tered a hospital ln'ie today with a fractured skull suffered in a mutch last Friday at Hamilton, Out., with K.unjl Takhasl, Japanese wrestler. . GAUDY UXIFOIOIS U-IADS I riKK CIIIKF TO 1'IIISOX , VJ5UDKX, Germany (XI' A reslcndent uniform, his to wear j as fire chief of this town, led to the downfall of Johnnn Hose. Only 25 years old, he revelled In tho "ohs" and "ahs" of the girls as he led his men in battle against tho fire fiend. Thero not being enough natural blazes, ho set half ' a, dozen. 3fe was arrested and convicted and now must wear comber prison garb for the next four years. i VIKXXA CALLS UltlDG K I'DAYKILS VIKNXA (AP) The first Inter 1 national bridge Congress hua been 'called to assemble here June 14-17. ! Contract is to be played for diplo ma.; alul ollitr pi !:.(.-. vori: ox itus riEAxoitisi-; HALKM, Ore. (Al) A measim which would give to the Oregon stages an exclusive franchise to operate buses here for a period of five years. Mill go on the bal lot here at the primary election May 15, as tile result of recent ac tion by tho city council. Ajjolln-r meaxiire on the prl 1 miry ball'-l will determine bother 1 the volein of Kalcm desire to take lover the local properties of Hie j Oregon-Washington water service corporation. The value of tin-He properties is estimated at I 2uofooii. , . oiii:G. Mt'mi:iLs to .u;i7r KUGKNK. Ore., (AI' Oregon uwitherK from every section of the stuto will lie enterloltied at the University of Oregon on the an nual occasion of Mothers Weekend .May 10 and H- Meetings of til mothers, organized 111 last years seion banriticiH with sons and duughteri", tin well as the various Junior w eeketid entertainments, are al' part of extenslvo plana be in laid fur Hit t..nt. Recital Tonight A dt-ltirlitf til iiliinu "lid violin ru- cllul to lie presumed tuniRlit l tlio ono (fivnn.by the. i)tl)ll o( Mi'k. I.oe KeynoIdH una Mrs. Kioiiinea l.ynen Miller. K'utlmrlno Wlmlcr nnd Nor ma Hunks l-CHpeclivcly. Mrs. Mer lin lliitley is tho uccomptiniHt. A cordial Invitation Is cxlenoed to Iho pnblle. Jl will take plane, at 8:ir o'clock at tho La Clrando - notol. Kollowlni; Is tho proirram : Of tt Tailor and a Hoar, MaeDowell I'rom an Indian Lodge, MaeDowell WhlrlinK Dervish EiiBolniann Concerto In 1) Sell. Allegro Modorato Adagio Allegretto l-'inaln Hondo Canzonetta Kcluitt Scandinavian Dnnco Polcrnon Sladrigalo .; .-. Slinoncitl (iyiisy Dallco r.rnst Kpring Hong ...l.lebllng Hetty's Inslu Uox - -. Corrlo Jacobs nond Hungary Koelllntf Miss Bouvy Honor Guest At Party In observance of her eighth birthday anniversary Mary Joan Itouvy, ilaiighter of Dr. and Mrs. Leo It. IJouvy. was thu honor guest at a happy party Saturday afl noon at her home on Second street. Ten gueslR were present and jol ly games wero enjoyed during the afternoon. Later dainty refresh ments were served featured with a birthday cako with eight candles. Lovely liltlo glfU were presented In remembrance of tlio day. Missionary Girls Gather Saturday The high school girls missionary society of tlio Methodist church held their regular meeting Satur day evening at tho homo of their advisor, with a potluck supper ac fi::;o o'clock. Tho supper was served huffet stylo and Just before tho company was floated tho girls surprised tho udvlsor and hostess by giving thein a shower of pretty little things for tho new home Into which Miss Klippel and Minn Mor ton have recently moved. The busi ness meeting nnd program followed tho dinner, the study for the eve ning given Int'Testingly by Mary ton I'ip'-r being of the work In Mexico. Miss Anna Gaither rear) n l ttcr from ln-r correspondent I Hug K.iang Oio,";r graduate of Hwa Nan college, Foochow-. Tho n'xt meet in,, . ill iu tu t o .'.(.- tli' Tennis Footwear , . FOR YOUTHS ' FOR BOYS FOR MEN? 79c to $1.35! J.uiaiie canvus uppers reinforced At puints of strain. Corrugated qual ity rubber soles. r rr ONE STEP CtOSER AND I JUMP!" CRIED (lie LAST of the DUBERVI LLES "B-but Tcss, I'm nHkinff you lo be my wjfe," Htammcred Sir Sidney Sissingham. "What," cried the fiery frauloin, "you'd call me 'wife' in rasping tones like those. Never! Before you dare presume, sir, learn what wonders, upon frayed vocal cords, arc worked by honey-smooth, queen-leaf tobacco. Relieve my tortured cars and your tortured throat with OLD GOLDS. Mellow your speaking voice, calm that cackling cough and soothe that squawk. OLD GOLD yourself, Sir Sidney. There's not a bark in a billion." D)JL (GrdMLB FASTEST CROWING CIGARETTE IN HISTORY NOT A COUGH IN A CAP.iOAD m I ,-:-. ... .it-. .. - Ins !