La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 19, 1932, City Edition, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFfcvtTwo LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Wednesday, October 19, 1932 (IwifmM) Aa Ufng Urns rtMuw Mala . Bannin HU " rMkUabad mU uotpt Sunday, M I'lO atiU ml, fca .annua. OrtfOB. trnnd as tha PosiotOoa of la Onada, Or(oa. m Btcoa4 Ctaaa Mall Mutt nadcr act of Marca a. itn. OTTTCTAL P Arm OP CItlOK COPlfTT sKD TBS CUTT Of 14 ORAKDI IIWBini OP associated rasas Tha Aaaoetated Pirn aivlwlrtlT eoniM to a foe pubtMMttai of all earn dlattix. endtied to 11 or no otbtrrM ecrttwdtt pus Uakatt hmta. All rtrha o( rrpublteatlcn tt spatial dupatrhaa U Utsi papar kb4 aiso tt local bfn hrratn aim an mnil ' Vallaoal AdrerUftliif Brprcac&latlr ' M. C MOOKNSD) CO, ma. aa PtapcMcn, Lo AafaJta. EM PorUana. CfcWf. Detroit. Ktw York suBscfupnoM BATaa Bt Cantor IVi)?. aw BMnUk Is wtnix i DiUr. aui montlst la rimn DaUj. oto oopj MJ0 Oattr. Btfc ta adTaaca . DaUj. par au Buatba ta adnac . Oattr. par Jaar la aaianca AOTnmsraa rats OMplaj. fcralsn. par eoluaa tnca malar, local, par colirmn bxa . .410 TQM coo met prtcaa oa application to 1 OUTOUJRWAY By J. R. .Williams Wherefor, my beloved, as ye have always obeyed, not as in my presence only, but now much more in my absence, work out your own salvation with fear and trembling. Phil 2:12. THE POWER AMENDMENT The voters this year will have an opportunity to vote upon a measure entitled "Slate Water Power and Hydroelectric Constitutional Amendment Purpose: To require all water for power development and water power sites now or here- after owned by the state to be held by it perpetually; and authorizing the state: to control, develop, lease water power and power sites; control, use, distribute, sell, dispose of eJectnc energy; separately or vsth the I nited States, other states or state subdivisions; acquire from such sources water power and eJectnc energy ; loan the state s credit and incur indebtedness not exceeding 6 per rent of assessed valuation; commission of three non-pttrtis;in elected mem bers to administer these powers. This measure, ujxtn first thought, seems far-reaching; al most revolutionary, in its action ; but the well-informed voter will recall that for more than twenty years Oregon law has required that the state must retain perpetual title to all water power sites, and that the state has always had the authority to control and develop water power sites in con junction with the federal government, other states, or sub divisions within its own borders, as well as to fix rates and charges on water and electric power. Upon thorough investigation one finds that there really is nothing new involved EXCEPT that the state is au thoriied to acquire, construct, maintain, and operate hydro electric power pants and transmission and dislrtbuuon lines AT THE EXPENSE OF THE PEOPLE and through a commission composed of three men who would Lv empowered to administer all laws enacted to c;irry oat the provisions of this amendment. In Section 2 of the prvixised amendment that state is def initely authoriied and enowered: "To loan the credit of the state, and to incur indebtedness to an amount not ex ceeding 6 per cent of the assessed valuation of all the prop erty in the state, for the purpose of providing funds with which to carry out the provisions of this artkre. notwith standing any limitations elsewhere contained in this con stitutioa" and "to do any and s3 thir-jrs necessary or con venient to carry out the provisions of this article." This section of the amendment is almost sure to cause the defeat of the amendment when it conws to the vote of the people. Six per cent of the assessed valuation of all the property in the state would amount to &pprvv.aute!y 5y. 0OO.WHX When the people revtliie that the large portion of their already tar&Eisotr.e tax b:K is the resuit of exte&sive bonded debis, they will refuse to. shoulder greater burvk&s by authorijscg an increase of 6 per cer.t in the tondiag hmiU which eves kow are up to Sm per cvr.t- l"nioa county's shire of the deb? which the amendment wvuai aliow would be in the neighborhood of Sl.4X,l which is just about Sl.tvV.tX nsore than the poop wM accept. Oter coucties have to be respreusible foe much more than that. It has been jwinuxi out that, in addition to ircreasisg our beeded deb, the meisiavent woukl shake the cocfideace ct investors in Orevs's securities, as we8 as frightsii away ia dastries which might otherwise eooe to our state, because ef the datgvr that the U;ui4iiioc of such recktealy ssu.r.ed obiigatiorj eventraSy nsisfet require mat Son to the potat of cvcrscatioc Vote NO aginsj the State Water Power aad Hydro-1 eiectr.c totstitsrwcal AswacateKt. r vi i . 7T,lf Vff i?W iuh Wll.wou viouoaA . ' Vs'CX . "P. ,ULSO EKIOO&VA- nH' OTWtR WW as eoMt a rs ' TkE. FhB BOAST. , SOCIETYNOTES Mlu Htm Uuke, Soclctj Editor Trlfphona Main too Until :S0 a. m. Mrs. E, E. Kiddle Has Leading Part On Chapter I, P. E. 0. Program To Be Given on Friday Afternoon XI V ft? KT4t - aHl fru K aria. IclpX Iiwe on tbe prosnun which vilt bt piyratl a( a meeting at at one ociacx at the home oc Jlra. C, H, ESprhrdL Ura. U Deoham vtU be a qs hais. Caipwr AX. newly orga&avd au Many Women Meet At Baker Church More than 70 women, representing aU parta of the state, were at tne Baker Presbrterlan church yesterday afternoon lor the first day aeulon ol Vin." fry Albert Edward Wljxaot. . Miss Hawksworth r, ,r . - ",e5ura,utht fourteenth annual Women'a By. Mri Liie ."rew excerpt nod .JrSjT from -Tb Mart, ot .An KduciUo ''S.."1" u Brown Bancroft, Pacific coast aecre itarr for board of national mlfl- tsions who yeaterday morning told wha the .women of Oregon are doing Tallc n-f Crt-iVi I'0 tarry on mission wort In the J. eilb 01 OOUtU ! United States and Alaska, and Miss I Mary Amelia Steer. Philadelphia, edu- "?Niil Vw rvM- ,hh '.cational vcretarr for the board of been rT hi wsrrion. b fii am IChrlsUaQ education. Miss Steer em. otiser disassera, was a field for an in- iphasteed the Importance of the tea terestm study br Misa Miklrea cher In any form of Christian teaeh n -.-,.-s l .1 . ih, K,.,n Ine. streaslnr the care with which lOregea Scrtral school, when she pre- jChrtsa trained his 12 disciples, know. .wniAt a rw.-ri, vT-r. tr .(wrmw Inz that the soread of the gospel de al a nseetic'of V La Grande Ketgh-'.pended upon their efforts. Yesterday bcrbcci duS. U Bawasworth ra- evening there was a young peoples i:ed la Xew Orieans last year while ' banquet at 6. followed by a worshlF atseodisg the cstlooal coorenuon ot semee at j:o wiin jaiua riamo .d -,k ,n as Indcr in which Mrs. E. C. Mac hit I tractive oesrnotlao of tfce citT and a 'of the Hacietl Medical college. Can- iaenea of tocKirra which ahe took dur- ton. China, spoke. Baker young peo- iiir her stay. fple presented a dramatization entitled Sew Orleans has some of the most'Tbe Challenge of the Cross." jwooierrul anuques m the world aheS Mrs. D. A. Thocnpson. Portland, was isaal. arad a number of famous hooaea.' presiding at the sessions. Miss Ulue i-Aitsinth Eose." "Xapceean Eoose"; anreu was craupu. ! M nwi . The registration Included: Mrs. B. jtwumfsi dssns on K.'ronn-JT H. Cleater. Mrs. J. George Wall. ether pars of the bocses and stnk- atrs. . aue. atrs. sl lemmn. nuiciar nmnlivl:trti nwsllrvx as m- lv amilahfa thf 'l.l.. l,.t, il., 'lea rotors are revealed in the foinute H- Htnrs. Mrs. C. M. Humphreya ii . 1 l s nowers. The murnolia is the Mrs. J. C. Snook, all of La Grande; Will not be harmed. d. oositors in ovnrs wmt rrf .- i;. n , Mrs. L. B wuliams and Joyce wt- v,, lr r?t 1,,-.. n c 1 .i j I n :liams. Wallowa: Mrs. H. C. Mahaffey s.; uv. .w.,.... i... cic- juu a perauiajje m uifir oe-,"7T- k m..,vf lr. jcs. J B Ashwood. Mrs. w. P. art. contracting mtantue paralysis Because of his devoted i posits, thus enabling such a tricoisa Eirtares. of the tkioijc mar- shield. Enterprise: and, Mrs. cot and efforts to save a troUU of SUf fenno; children, shows what ' stpn. : kt where zecress go In the earl .Mrs. Seanst, union. tant: , uwr heads: the French market where Girls Entertain Contest Winners can happen to a doctor whose luck is out The officers of the And that nsk, by the way, is one item that never arrears follow: X. K. West, nresirtpnt : ss for itomua and coeee. on your doctor's bill, iHemma Siepist, vice presi-',, iT! oStaiS: i?r-(?t " K I . !ivirs! r ;h:pr' txi Meidrjm. Ocetfoo. oroducs com-J frcca WashmnoE. wi"- A- ZurbTtck, RSSisUUlt td tsoa ajpfiar in PorUaad. He was trashier: N. K. W est, Herman 'eocveoucm: aod Mrs. Rarcid Psaiiy. the recent P. T. A. membership drive Other Papers )ay: tort "T m-- c'y Siesnist, F. U Meyers. W. C lifLT-jft;. Mta iiiirc!Aii: iir J. T RaH!Mri.i Tot citis of the illto and sixth -xriid ibere'ere vere bostesse to the HHM! K ML.IVT IS APT BT SLauIaJLseou v.sh tzzzz yvpocu tuca eitowbesT'. Ulb imf hxs bM aawri liaiS ta ernc iv a tittta&r n:r im.1. Hooivr. rwi wtif. ;i5r .xaUT or c-fii mil be. Jtil wCla r 'iiou:e m:wcae wili E, to cese can t cooiiai-Tij . SUt irru. $i5w IJ?NKC JaX"X tipftZ1IZ oerrca lit l tbecv a clX si wla a oC jfsucec: s Lil. piaA. casttac rs Wril tbT-e car. VOLl'NTARY LIQUDATIOX DECIDED ON (CoctiMee troca Pxce cce) charge of the process of- ii-: quidation. Voluntary rio$ure of the. bank before further looses are incurred will thus protect the savings icd eo:nnerc:iu ac- veAMins ir wi; f .-.!r r.l v.r'-.r t-t ; j.. o.CMr, fi.,-. -twi Km bova veserdav afternoon at 3 30 i FerKlns. Lee R Boiivy. Robert by Burter. amd -LV Water Mayas.- by'oeiock at Lane chapel. Miss Ruth ;n FiV-in Frwit F Fi.U Pease, aoccmparued oa the p.i-r by Prxser and Miss Henri Bering were . .rr r Mrs. H- K AshSr ;the facirr adreors and were asslst- l-iyae foununo; ana MiLUam ... Jed br Mrs. Dand Meldrum represent SJF.U . . i Pvioro Portv On teiroraxed in a Hal .XV'T - ITT- Caif to- MA v- v -kwen mcuf anta ihe girts wore ap- reiresnments wnicn Oct. 19 ,-r Te C:ci2 birt m We5r tocsit -as ZSLTZZZCZLt sXLT. A- A. Sa'-t- fRj. yrienaer.. ct ssate bas. ac r.roctl Tist turi fix! &o cpea Tie V3ts omc.2td la ' IDssas Edza Hie asd 5rsmire fumssiied and served by the glrlt Wifcxi vere h3nsses a a ctar:rrx - Ise In Le aliemoon. tid tec s&ebers of t2s;ir cJui as ocicci as tisesr bacae. Mtsl Dofl" eti shree xabies fcc bnAee. f Pmx Trere- a-ran5ed so IDss C5c-f $3aaee ae. ftrsx. aat. Msst Grace Csi- TIte WDtnen' Missionary society of .Missionary Group To Meet Thursday TXt .&.X5KLbs Of YV3to& br fcJd CVs nCcattsotti rocs. Fit Ocm) c-fva w2e enwic'fv acflfcTsnsw ucwfir Rp-tixtta casnpn,2cat d:irecsi.-ri, wii .vTTri- said that Uiey felt that the WHio tbew aacw Kserorjiir e- funher tateHWHt was eXDSCl- late 5:. utij eT fpeo iiiar v. tar x urlA ttvrTw iM wtx ol course. A--j1 ; . HO. IcrjTiSL. jeiCC3 CDUTCn UOUth Will HOIQ rtS rXsiWe future If-c ww a&et SSrXeOJL U A Haowa taofcJ fsuvd sociiT social meeting Thursday. (aji-. ,cir of ti eTenmr. The g-jeaa were . ar wtiLhtsm. on the corner of T and "J , -sealed at Urre taiie wh;h was.Brch. Aa interesting program has TV ,:,... ,- v.,'.. mvrn1An , . assnc tire w-.-jt a ctn-rr-eoe trail , ae- , titna twHitt .r t.-r ao-iniont issuea tats mcrctiiK. K dciM thai FresaifU E-cMer , than ta : i , .- , UtCffi sreevh s-tl has qo.k 3 1 utLa a.u not OJrE FLIPPED SHARPLY planned for the afternoon. ;Gupst at Afpf'tino j Literature Group j In Baker Tuesday in iieet luesaay Mr. JL P- Xeisotx. department sec- The effect cf the c!cs;ne of the back oa the city in tn erjii wjls that fuiance voutd ihorooghaV tid uj for a nsen i sx i;-jtixi tii. ti tr pVIlOC 0l tin?, WltG CeiTlV same bcaL i:h no nnirve- ; sisa co u tif x- ' 'resarr oc Use m:ed 55)&aish War vet- iiicx-Aieti tTTJ-Joc. ccir wilare." t Mr. B. F. M-.?dien pecwij an eraas a:rc.arr. -ns a raitoc tn Baker TTi iJ-fsi-aa pr;Mt vis fcr a Jfsc-x r?Tvfir of Oct Tewer- rserbaj azrf a .ae$3 at a meeting ol H.'cLrj.i. Via Laxc Laiira S.i- (iar. tx Ftier-jA Aila U eJl tie EiLker -j its. Kelson was iLTi C iirc coer Mrcif r. Striae wtita lie Uraensre cr? of ts Azn- acooczaaajed by husband and her tsii ii. TltwC- Eiarr Srafre. V - r sxs as. T JO ai tS act -of lt anc J-ta Er5iiz. a-3iax recital of ca-xca. la SUM: oiite cied:iun of e.ch;tr sooae- tune before the u?u:ii ct-r-gafc-iCT vis SarwJr iwsj" jc tapu;t oun;i. i . sjt- -J-..iiJ -arvia fcircva la ia $o.-i ja w ar exc-TTteooaatC. asd Aftru: miw EM:!Ctx cocJt- v die- 3ra t. srtaIfca(7c AsdJ Itoea eajiae t& iwkcHoea Fvi-fcj t.y wtrrrt Swaa tc !:.- -: n St xtt . Tt 55al . -.fcwoo' lias a cfcaaiw vnU bns ail rirSS .NaklOCVU or- f -T M garaiied iLir. 7 us a cocsolida- xirt a DGtaA t aa. awctariii , , , xhi 3 twatwa awe tc iaiii.T. --va lanvir.ra. Wa sae Tat. w tvc-. aa.wT wttX t hrs.t vf Lar: i:tre- 1 i- owe ei.-i3t3&KT is OiiSicc .e .iXjUIU 3Se5 Ol tfie itajiit lrvrjf:i ctz ssraea i"aii rfc-iirvc aail ii dl5 cf a.Ty rr-.-cta K-r fce rtay S are ac ; .-oCfA kit W.T ;arv st stari a a-T'-fi. az:l MC-yTe cvwi. cnav taini laoQj:; JLa-ili Ii-.a. Strati Hostess to Club; zc cc. pxrass,- "we art anrr JXr t;-nr ttCI t 55TOri as The r -xtv,- saJtTTr cf rr onrccaJ tr a- at-1 at-aiLibie. it pr.abSr be :cc i rresacr eiecwd. "Uv: P R Tm-cjnn uctds sarccr. foe rottaraJ pcrrmfes. s f -tarx.-.c-an JirptrEaax. aid creia . -T t, jrn. p B TaTiMcn vaS aira. a a a -is scese ci as lEMrwunr eec-. r-i wtz.lt wLe: si eaieriarzeiS tr,? Prwaaic Ftrtt Cafl 'O-x-cV: C-lzws were piijetf ; TEa ir: ieficc exi fnwe ''' r15 '" iiK J,i w waa a G-iuipiw irail SctIh- na it.-, oli Gi- arJ ier ,rr. t? a r-sja-l otw a; tl- jri S.-c-'..-c were rxszi SOCIAL CALENDAR ; ( 7. -CO tz:emsizjr.l Relations I rrotrs at me 4- A. C. W. with aCss Zlaaar Vemon. 1706-Ui St. T JO Reiwlii ledce. at tbe Odd Ijn rill. I LS.ntbrB.oiUF. and t. Bvcirs call. Otc ra r- f e aa .:-t f . r THIS CURIOUS WORLD - NOT OX THK IXXTOR BILL We & a ol talVtr. About the f-s-rifi-ciBp wxi fcht the d.v:or A;os- Kut xs't ofttfs rviw that tht 'f $4rfrtf;v bat iut a E'Atwr of taissirj: RijritVs i aji-J th or Wtt:r a pvr rrj bTJ s1 ur.jaid. Very ;i-fVSiiL- th. kvt.vr avsujt-y hj to ivi hi life- Thi$ i rAie cJear by the Ulster of Dr. Waiter B2ylr S:?--Jr, chiki:a svUliifi of AUrtk Cit X. J !V. Hewitt ha Iwn tn ch.r of trf;? v rsar?y?ii at as A:'a.nt:e Ctty rr'ur,xipiw hoasyital Kcr he hi.- tes wv sLty asd n:ht in aa effort to br.rr h chi piaUet;ta trvti the dUus without the cripis a.er effects s. cocaoa air:r. sufforers frcn tfcj.t cid-iiy. CHvrork as4 piiycU wearir.t eaker.xxl hii resi:arsre. at fA bov Lr. Stewart hsalf his bfa stricken with mfaiivcij antTj aui hi tv ch.lire3 h.w tve- tracted it. We ays tue caw to a very wfsk t?th to ay of cv:ta:xu dUi We have uv The -eti -h.-ca can b r' srum as.fo tSAteo few in cu.Ner. Socw of the deGhiiwt of theat cut N ftTuuiicii oely by a-tteru: e'ear of people ho suffer fr?n thtru QatAraatiae V aJ cher health reraiaoa he? us in that reytird. tij'vuih- foevt that the &vtor cast We caa stay at fcor. asi ?fw. the ivtoc ha to p ristl ti th ;vi mhere the charx5 of infevtxa are mratet arsd 00 it ovrr ae-d cer ada. lie has to five th vzxX oijfMLt cryarJcs ia exi&tecof a char.ee to attjrek hiEV aa4 trcS to h owa fhyacal st-mhae&s ai 4-h JtaStaVQ, tma P.'fffJflaCif tl "WjaSiaXrf- v w.-at & cf xrrvtfa bo xan trs: W.irr. tn. s?6 a ?i3Efcr cf S5 ' -L.wr.tr.fcaS te-ixt tsti Use ssan.liiJrti iw auo;nai i?tf a Scms arrrr.'r ia -TVcuwr aat s-5arwii tzr- ti E-.i:.i.T'i: tvmi. Tva t;. uwEata iaraiar ri-x.-et cf Sir? juca. 2 awe a Kacx. m: ML. 5trrai cf liirrj Sue rT-TcvcT vMa cf ia ar- ftft ast.vs cf svna aewrr Sua f .T ika civ?3ifcs ;f 5vc ; .'.a"i;4r ;vcrr cJi dtrw-jw a ' fcm"" fc i.Taasi!' r5pfH n ?irj-af a avS aM o. :i,. aoix "iVife.-a LW-eic-fc-r"' s a , Vtir. wiviCaJKaf;- MtztK't U :iri J.'r a!t li JKtilyfi of v-(r!'i.if ' t-.-vis-, t!T. iro. tfci jcira i : Xx r v t.'ia. 5s tif -t-- : x.-m i.j V3 Ssmi ?-! ':c -w-itl JUa-wf Jm atT:a -jr cr:tjf rvooii 5- tt jrfaa-aau-ix. :s y.xJ ucx3a"--:ic ia .Nr W-.-o. wnl Tfairt ,ffC t-ftn T?re 5ru iwrt Jht'.t.74. c- fcii r;a.. ?r--r t-.m?c f jVe- ai-rtT- rwrt- a V-T'-tr 5s j t-.tj -1 OSS ASS. A.1SEO C.tJT D5SSSSSi ETC- ' cie cf H-? anraaax f" t I served as lie 1 Fxa fee tis . ! i i . 1 iaiup jcui-'i-i ao 1 Feature at Lodg-e; I A aowri iofa -n cxrrjsti cr. iasc : "atrii vtta iaser in lie Scri:- : tcr cf Wociicrirs Mtnr?iL3 aiarti Ganinia ?waci;r Era WS teir. jeesyiwi, azd. a tc-jtrf bcriirai-itr j jctns tiral rf iite Jce ' a "'iianj cuss Ttxii iiT acct faurt ' : te OS 3rra iaia TSare li1 lawaEj; w-s fceja as TjWl far rurresi--i'srieft.' Vi iirte cf Mr. Lci5e Hillary, Mra MTrt isisnoc. Mr Eeur? Mrs. PaLae Pri?-.- lanl Sfs. Hasgi Gniaaa ?re fic5etf. I "Tie 0:tcfr scctr-7a vt ta. 'cir?e c tie ?rcic?a3L yih. Ita. : La2i HLiacr 13 Ca-TT..L.-V I Mrs- H. V. Leffel 1 Entertains Club TtiSalaT. Oct. 20 1 SO TTiurRliT Bridje club. Mrs, Claries PTie. r ,. Sacajawea. 1XO aET Br.ii c:uh. with Mr. La. H Krazea 1 3; tie Searches elasa of the rreSr-a eiurci. with Mrs. W. S. Sxc. 40S0 aTecise, 2 vO G. X. as tie Sacaawea a cij Missiccary society of the M. E. CHnrch Sxith. Mra. Walter 3 -CO Pp?T ciub, with Mrs. Clar ea Greea. 7 JO Eu auxiliary, at the Sa jes baU. S CO Pa Uavcics cluo. at th itccxx- M't. 0 PinT-rjfty -cjh, with i , HarCd BaZe. t.OO Brii cloix with Mrs. K. R. Qulnn and Mxi. R. E. William-. con . Prfday, Oct. 21 1:00 Chapter I, P. B. O., with Mrs. C. R. K be r hard. 1:16 Lucky Dozen club, with Mrs. Lee Hanford. 2:00 Rlverla Parent Teacher as sociation. Lane chapel. 2:00 Island City P. T. A., at the school. 4:00 NlMafcl Camp Fire Girls, with Miss Virginia Wetzel. 8:00 Women of the Moose, at the Eagles hall. Saturday, Oct. 22 7:30 United Spanish War Veter ans auxiliary, at the 8acajawea Inn. Monday, Oct. 34 1:00 Mltzl club, bridge lunch eon, with Mrs. John Theiaen. 1:15 Soroels club, with Mrs. A. T. Hill- 2:00 Wakellta club, with Mrs. William McClure. 7:30 Pythian Bisters, at the K. of P. ball In Ut I. O. O. P. tem ple. 7:30 Daughters of Union Veter ans, with Mrs. Laura Rhodes. 8:00 Royal Neighbors of Ameri ca, benefit card party, at the I. O. O. P. temple. 8:00 B. M. Z. dub, with Miss Zelma Clement. Tuesday, Oct. 25 2:00 Pythian Sister's Social club, with Mrs. Austin Chandler. 7:30 Women's Benefit associa tion, at the Sacajawea Inn. 7:30 Delphian chapter, Saca jawea Inn. r I COVE PERSONALS J By Mrs. A. G. Conk 1 ill (Observer Correspondent) COVE (Special) Anne, the year cld daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Q. E. Barker, is seriously ill. Her trouble is thought to be a cold and flu with pneumonia threatened. She Is un der the care of a physician.' She became ill Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Cbnklin and two daughters. Joan Frances and Catherine, were La Grande visitors Saturday. They were luncheon guests of Misc Mae Stearns. Mrs. A. G. Conklin and T. R. Con kiln will entertain the Ladies Guild at the home of the former Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Mitchell, who spent last week aa a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, has returned to Union. . The Epworth league held one of its delightful parties at the church parlors Friday evening. . ' Rev. Mr. Battezor. a Xazarene min ister from Freewater. occupied the Methodist pulpit Sunday morning and evening. Mrs. Elsie Robinson, who has been visiting her son nere, returned home with him. Mrs. Mae Kelley was hostess at a luncheon Sunday, her guests being Mrs. Cora Bloom. Mrs. Minnie Mc Danlel and Mrs. Mary Mitchell. mts. a; fa-ins received word of the death of her sister. Mrs. Allie Fisher, at Nampa. She was bora here March 17, i860, her maiden name. Theresa Alice Barnes. She received all her schooling here and lived here until her marriage to J. W. Fisher when they moved' to Kampa. Her husband died three years ago. She is survived by seven children, three sisters and two brothers. Full Pack.. No Slack Filling Economical-Efficient SAME PRICE fefcr AS 42 YEARS AGO 25 ounces for 25 XN EctTLE. cs VAC Rf EWS LFT ON A UNfTO LUTES' csrr OF T3-S RX KaUS- XT siws rj'Acssr a4iiS" sfi-i rr -fr bk mtera Frasc TVt ajr are wa traza-ss ai4 cf tiTt A acvrs titil rtir rcevel t f truXU Awl i-ir :rf ao-sia are vaxai.-e. I atv H. T. IjPvT'I WS3 ioKsw a J o euci." weews: last aarit as a ss iier Soae. Sjc ws TiIat- I , ai tf-r-aif tr er-azjr arU lit xao '" -wire asatrrd 5 Mt- Citf!r L i Tiaaoicta.. SifC kZai Ita, Cturuis a TSar iift crp.r'.'twt a svai ie nrx- ssw'iat Ca te as. is.t J Of W4am4T.. Ocu. if. as ixaa ,,c M2- as Kra. S. M Tluy. 1 M. LI Members j I Are Entertained i Ti M, S. S--i njsit aa. aTvrr- xc t iratar 3Krar wtna Mtsl I X. .ces. dra) as X cloct i aber ivan. iCr. i C. Grzx aaa 1 cccxran irev ira,art Sor ar-4pr. ! Mr-. U M. &?r- w1! te pear J "?cr ajti srcr an3jit "-5 sr2iT t aztt Ma was lijf arMgy u I Here's Another LAUNDRY SPECIAL From Thursday, Oct. 20th To Saturday, Oct. 29th With every laundry order amounting to One Dollar or more We Will launder Fiw of Cliarjro ISvoWashKugs (Siio Limit. Sx5 wich) Phone Main 58 STANDARD LAUNDRY & CLEANING CO. "Wife Saving Station" Phone Main 56 La Gr&nik aefSTsiMfts Tr avrit as a 2a