La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 19, 1934, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextLA (JItANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Monday, February l'J, l'J.M Paj?e Four LOCAL BRIEFS Accepts Position- Miss Greta,. Freeman, has accoptod a posltoln as beauty operator At the Cinderella beauty shop- Bho took over her new position today. I(i4u nut Mrs. Jerry Klinjnell has returned from a month's visit In San Fran cisco, Cnl.. whero she was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Minnie Burch. Xt Here Edward Poole, of Juneau, Alaska, visited Robert Pratt yesterday at tho home of the hitter's brother-in-law mid sister. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tuckoy. Mr. Poole left this morn ing for Portland en route to Juneau. From Enterprise N. C. Donalduon, of Enterprise, wuu among tho weekend visitors in La Grande and attended the meeting of the Oregon Dairymen's association. rfiidleton Man Item Oral Hcurlksen, of Pendleton, transacted business here on Saturday n ud attended the Dairymen's conven tion! I'roin Wallowa Among tho visitors from Wallowa county In La Orando this weekend was Hay W. Johnson, of Wallowa, Improving Virgil Choato, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wetzel, who suffered a severe attack of appendicitis Fri day evening, Is Improving today. Mr. Choate was takon to tho Orande Hondo hospital but returned to his home yesterday. DntiRliU'n Visit Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Nlcderor had as their guests during tho latter part of lust week their two daughters, Mrs, L., B. Ken n on and Mrs. William Mot calf and their friend, Mrs. Frank Bo wen, all of Baker. Mrs, Warner III Mrs. Harold Warner, of Pendleton, Instructor in contract bridge, Is 111 at her home and will be unablo to meet her classes here today, It Is an nounced. li JO. Hi; HI PHHHONALH Mrs, Glenn Whltmoro, of Enter prise, has been v lotting nor sister, Mrs, Ocorgo Gray, for eovoral days, . Mrs, Eva N. Ryason left Sunday for Ooldendalo, Wash., to visit a slstor. Mnu Ryason has been, hero visiting hor son, Ben Ryaaoii. Rev, Paul Bercsfoixl, pastor of tho Christian church, has tho flu and is confined to his bed. Miss Vlrglo Bennett, of Portland, came Wednesday to visit her parents, Mr, and Mrs, John Bennett, She- left Sunday for Portland, Miss Mona Louise Hanv-itreet played a special number at tho Christian church Sunday morning. Miss Horn at root Is a tu Ion tod musician and hor numbers are always enjoyed. Miss Anna Mary MeKlnloy, who touches at Ontario, come "homo Fri day And spent the weekend with hor pa ron tu. Her brother, Billy, and Mlas Cindy's Houck drove to La Gmudo to meet her, taking her back Sunday. : Mrs. E. L. bunders, Miss M. Bolth and Miss Mnrjorio McClaln attended a meeting of tho A. A. U; W. study i club at tho homo of Mrs, J, R. Lo- I gnn Tuesday evening In Enterprise. ! Ab Dalsly has rcturnel from a business trip to Portland. ; Mm, Lore n Patten und Miss No-Mat Htirtsock wero hostesses to tho Y. W. C, Plnochlo club at tho home of Mrs, Chas, Patten Tuesday aft or noon. Those present wore Mmos Don Bclth, Roscoo Foster, Thad Mead, Ethel J Beer, K, L. Landers, Erllng Thoon, Paul Putman, Lloyd Gray, C. R. Pat-1 ton and Miss Beruleco Wlniitgu, und the hostesses, Mrs. Loron Put ten and Miss Neltla Hartsock, Dainty refresh ments were served. I Tho local W. B, A. ladles mot at tlie homo of Mrs, C, A. Colllnsworth Turudny and reorganised. Mrs, Alice Let f el is president, Mrs. Ethel Mays past president, Mrs. Sarah Carpenter cluiplaln. Mrs. Evelyn Colllnsworth, secretary, and Mrs. Ethel Houclt treasurer. Rev. Ernest Sharp, pastor of the Nuzarene church at Enterprise, preached Tuesday evening at the Chrluttan church. Rov. Sharp brought the orchestra from his church and they furnished tho muslo for tho evening and was very much enjoyed by the largo crowd present, Mrs. A. M. Mt'Klnley Is Improving from a recent attack of fiu. HIGH Iil.OOl) rURSSl'RK quirk Hellrf, or m (nl.y rn,v When MullsHed If you suffer fnin High Illiod plea sure, dirtiness, ringing in tho ejirs. can't sleep at nights, feel wenk and shak, bad taste, nervous. If your heart pounds and you fear a paralytic stroke, to demonstrate Dr. Hayes" prescription we will send you post paid, a regular $1 treatment on abso lutely FIU5B TRIAL. While It lh non-sjx-clflc. muny chms rtxirt remark ably quick relief,- olten symptoms diminish and normal sleep return, within 3 days. Contains no units, physics, opiates or dojv. jifo with any diet. FAY NOTHINCV UNLESS GREATLY IMPROVED. Then send $1. If not Improved your rvport can rels charge. Write Dr. Hayes Am n, 0431 Coaten, Kututas City. Mo. Adv. Attention Trappera Raw Furs All Kinds of Legal Caught Kurs Bought I Pay Best Prices CHRIS MILLER 1510 Adams Arc County Court . Proceedings. AT FKUia'AltV TKinr. Ill re allowance of bills: OENERAL FUND Stato Iud. Acc, Comm., Ins on men ,. 32.00 O. O. F. Uoyd, work on saXe .... 1.00, North Powder News, supplied 0.60 j West Coast Print Co., do 03.45 IteynokUt Inv Agency,, bond, premiums 7S.00 La Grande Print Co., supplies.... 380.60 La Ornnde Book Store, do 8.25 : Burroughs Add. Mitch, Co., do Western Union, telegram? Nelson Printing Co., supplies.. Williamson & Berry, premlus on bonds O, A, Howard, postage 4--.. Western States Grocery, towels Wagner Hit we. Co., supplied P. C. Bettencourt, keys Lynch Plumbing Co., labor and material - 37.35 ; a. 10. Ro an ! 20.00 0.23 2.4(1 2.48 .(10 4.78 I City of La Orando, water . , J5.0L It, n. Huron, P. M., stamps 10.00 Chas, Johnson, care of 2nd. ..H 57.70 Pete Bousquet, labor - 10.25 W. H, Boh non k amp Co., sup pHea fr 61.17 10.52 2.66 it & S Elect. Co., do O. K. Meat Co., do The Lavender, do 100.03 Levy Btore, do for Ind - 20 00 Bed Cross Drug Store, do . 24.01 Wright Drug Store, do - 16.20 Moon Drug. Store, do Glass Drugs, Inc., do I. 10.00 31.10 25.67 1.08 h & L Drug Store, do Kukay Dairy, do ..- Blue Mt. Creamery, do MoClay Orocory, do K. E. Karlson & Co,, do M. H. Ward, do j...- 3.22 36.00 17.07 2.79 4.00 David Hutchinson, do Ted McClaln, do Mrs. Pearl Htlles, rent - 6.00 Mrs. Robert French, do -i 5.00 Adrian Nelson, do ..,... 6.00 La Orando Invest, Co., do 18.00 Chas, Lovelace, do .......... .....4 8.00 Wm .Miller, do u 0.00 Oeu, Chapman, do ....... 8.00 Mrs, O. P. Harrison, do 8.00 Mrs, Ellen Cross, do H 6.00 Ebb Oarrott, do 6.00 Mm. B. Dazey, do .... .............. 8.00 A. J, Starmer, do 0.00 J, J, Peck, do 10.00 Mrs. O. W. Strain, do . 10.00 H. IL Amel, liaultng wood 0,60 Hob Laka SanatorlumV oaro of Ind 4- r 275.00 Dr. J. P. Russell, prof, servlco 3.60 Dr. Q. L, BiKgers, do Dr. O. W. Erwin, do . Dr. L, B. Bouvy, do Walker Funeral Servlco,, burial of Ind 50.25 j a.oo 67.5pjl. 'ao.oo'l 00.00 -o.oo J 33,00 Snodgnuw St Zlmniormjan, do.,.4 Ohaa, Larson, labor Mrs, J, A, Leak, core of Ind... Mr. M Rnlfh Hn stelln McOllntock, do "2O1O0 ! . Norn Ordwiiy, do - . 13.80 , Porktiis Mitoi) Co., aupplloa, oto 11.88 nuronu Publlo Heultli, do ..... 4.06 Orconbntun'ft, do n 83.21, 1m Ortuido Observer, Pub, No- i tlccs, oto 20.20) Elgin liAoonlor, Pub. Court Proo 10.65 E. O. llovlew, Pub, Notices ..... 16.30 Irwlll-PodHon Co., dog togs 15.40 Oarl Q; Heluv HtonographoiN , j rent, oto .1..... 41.20 , Oliim. li, Logan, auditing roo- orda 226.00 ! Hnggorty Qrocory, auppllM tor j ' Ind t 14.03 O, lllldobnuit, outung wood .... 105.00 . O, It. Hospital, oaro of Ind 417.60 Van Pettoll U)r. Co., supplied- 2.46 B. O. L. tc P. Co., light ana power . - 70.82 West Coast Telephouo Co., telo phonos. 4. - 00.06 QHNERAli ROADS Pelo Oraoo, labor 104.05 Harry Lovan, do . 10.00 Harry Newberg, do 101.70 A. H. Pouorhelm, do 51.17 Harold Browning, do 60.08 Wud Cotlatill, do . 77.27 It H. Davis, do 23.05 Hi Q. Miuniy, do , - 84.18 I Fijed Collp, do 71.18 ; 11. K. Hanton, do i 100.04 John lknvory, do 00.20 i Oscar MJIIcr, do, 30.62 I Frank Komlngor, do 74.02 ; W, A. Bock, do - ...j, 70.07 , Burr Oautrell. do 70.23 Walla Croiuinuui, do 74.03 i Lylo Ledbotter, do 00.87 John Hlchards, do 3.00 Orvlllo ltlcltiu-ds, do . 3 00 j Joo Johnson, do ... 21.44 , Howard Ncelpy, do 3.00 O. W. Bewilen, do 3.90 John B, Bcolt, do - 12.60 Fronds Miller, do 4.98 Aviey Thompson, da , 7.07 John Kennedy, do 2,90 Lewis Phillips, do 6.00 George Konnedy, do . 2.99 Sam Uui'knvan, do 8.47 Jolm A. Hurdotta, do - 27.33 Stanley Shaw, ilo 1.00 L. Mardlsc, da , 2.99 Alvln Weslenskow, do 8.23 Avis Ferris, do 38.71 U. B. Morgan, part salary 148.61 La Urumtfl Book Store, supplies 17.90 B. O. L. & V. Co., lights and power i. 33.31 City of La arunde, water 2,75 County 'lYeaNurer. freight 10.48 W. H. Bohneukiunp Co., sup plies 111.80 Lowers Mhrh. Co., do 29,78 Uentworth fc lrwli. Inc., do.. 16.69 Pamain Supply Co., do ........ 72.09 Ulshton Weldlnx Works, do... 22 40 PtTklns Motor Codo 188 41 Pnc. Mnrh. Tool Steel Co., do 8 48 Feenaunhty hDwh Co., do 39 50 Henry Tymer Co., Inc., do 13,00 II. W. Shnn Co., do 04 38 Andreun Eipiltunent Co., da ... 7.68 3. H. Welnier, do . 38.00 11 .V S FJeet. Co., do 1 00 J. D. Adumn Co., do 20 27 J. K. Hawltlno Co., do 10591 Oruee Harnesq Js Hilwe., do . 37.40 Automotive. EUvt. Co., do 2.25 Home Lbr. & Coal Co., do 8 64 Howman-Hliks Lbr. Co., do .... 34 00 Oreipm Trail Lbr. Co., do 7 20 .Shell Oil Co., do 169 53 The Texas Co.. do 69.53 Ktondard Oil Co.. do 219 53 C. K. White, blaoksmlthlng... 100 M. J. ovw. repairs 7 00 j A liaby For You? i If you aro denied the blessing of a ! baby nil your own and yearn tor a oabys arms nnd a baby's smile do not give up hope. Jiut write In con fident to Mrs. Mildred Owens, 8070 Contes House. Ksnsas city. Mo., nnd she will tell you nbout a simple home method that helped her after beliiR di nted 15 yrs Msny others say this has helped bless their lives. Write now and ti7 for this wonderful hap. plnesa. Adv. Nelson Printing Co., supplies 8.56 MARKET ROADS M. O. Murray, labor . 1.80 Fred Collp, do 34.03 Jesse Knight, do 17.28 1.40 7.10 10.09 7.10 7.10 41.29 28.18 2.25 5.08 Raymond Waelty, do - Perry Wither spoon, do - Ivan Hug, do ,. Loneu Tucker, do ... Leo Roulet, do Avis Ferris, do S. B. Morgan, purt salary ........ Concrete Pipe Co., supplies...., W. H;-Bonne nk amp Co., do..... In to monthly allowance Ito various indigent persons: Allowed as follows: Frances DeBoie, $10.00; Frank Hobbs, $26,00; Wm. Huntley, 912.60; Jack son S. Walker, $10.00; W. S. Rich ards, $10.00. In ro application of Roclo Wall Orange for Dance Hall license: License granted. In re claim of Esther Puree U es tate for refund of taxes: Claim al lowed and clerk directed to Issue war Nw Serial SYNOPSIS: Frank (Irannme. the exvlorer, who is in the iunalri of Kucutiin. learoAino for Hill I.anoton, hit misshto aviator vat, haa found initead tht movie alar. Jantca Kent, whom ha lovea. Slta had been cdslurcd eu the auble vadoa, and waa beinn hetd vriaoncr at the ton at an ancient Mayan vvramid with her vrcaa naent. The latter ia aalcco tn their hidtna vlace: frank and Janice are die cussirto their aituation. Cbnpter 29 THE RAID ' "J HAD hoped," Frank explained, "to make (rlonds wltu the na tives and get Information through them. The chlcleros, the men who gal hor chewing-gum sap, cover this country rather thoroughly, and see some strange things, 1 thought, per haps, to learn enough through them to give me a clue to the spot where Langton had crashed. It he oil here they would surely know." Ho shrugged hie shoulders, and continued: - "There's not a chance getting anything from these buzzards, how over. Nothing short of a squad of men with machlno guns could make any linprcsplon. If 1 get out of this alive, I'm coming back, no foolln'." Me Interrupted himself to smile. "1 moan when we get out of here." Janice shook her head. Hor eyes glowed and her chin was firm, but thero was a hint of discouragement In hor voice as she spoke. "They're terrible. They're cruel. You should have seen" She sup pressed a small shiver. "When they appcarod from the Jungle, they stood calmly and shot our men down like, Ilka. ... "We left Merldn, Mr. Greene, Ho garth our director, and Wallace and Dill Jaehne, tho two cameramen. Ortoga guldod us. We had eight natives to do tho work, and take cure of the burros thnt carried our oosttimos atid film nnd stuff. We didn't need many props as we were only going to take long shots' here, and some authontle jungle footage with natlvo types, "Wo trusted Ortega. Ho said Mc Orath, who was our production man, had gone ahead to propare quarters for us. Ho" "1 know about that. Tell you later. What hnpponed'" "Wo came Into one of those open meadows, snvnnnohs 1 think they'ro called. Without any warning we wore su n on tided by these people nnd ihoy bognn shooting. It was Just at the odgo of thoso ruins, on the other side. "I think Hogarth and tho two cninoramcn wero killed Instantly. Thoy woro almost blown off their burros. Mr. Oroono's burro ran invuy and thr .v him. At lirst thoy thought ho was dead, but found he wasu't. Thoy were going to shoot him thon, but they decided to take him In with mo, alive. "As we left that spot, I could hear an occasional sho'.. 1 think they woro shooting our poor Mexicans." "What of Ortega!" asked (Jrahnmo, already kuowing the au swor. "That beast! Ilo was smoking a olgarot whon wo cntne into tho clearing. Ho was smoking tho sntne clgaret w on we loft. He watch 3d everything with those muddy eyes of his, sitting quietly on his burro, and smiling a little. 1 think be would have helped the attnekots it Ills arm hadu't been wounded." " H," breathed Urnhatne. "1 gave him that. A pity 1 didn't hold more to center." He answorod her question by tell dig her of his trip with Ortega and their parting. Ho spoke of the boy Juau who had travelod with bim to tho spot, and of their meeting with McGrath. "He was bttsh-whacked. tho same as your party was. It seems to be a custom of the country. As far as 1 can rnuke out, these people are liv Ins In this old :lly like a race of human spldors, luring people In hero for robbery and " He broke off to stare at the Boor. "Hut why didn't they kill me. IhonT They took the Jewels I car rled arouud my neck in a chamois bag. but they seemed 7 Her eyes widened as It with a sud den thought. Her teeth caught at her lower Up, and she drew a deep breath. She essayed a pate smile. Her hand reached toward Grahame until the fingers rested upon bis aruL "Out we'll get out of here, won't wo? I'm not bit worried, really, Frank." "Good girl." The man smiled. Us lifted his glance to meet hers. Ho moved his arm outward to take her Angers In bis own, aod reassure her. Midway, his hand paused Over her shoulder, and sllhouttcd against the entrance, was a man's head ! A rifle crashed! In the narrow couilucs of the room the sound fat BLOIVD B rant on General Fund in sum of $13.66 In favor of executor thereof. In re application of Ruth Stewart for Mother's Assistance: Allowed In sum of $16.00. .. In re payment of money appropri ated for predatory onlmM control: Clerk directed to Issue warrant In favor of Secretary of State In sum, of $200.00 as half payment. FUNERAL FOR GUY BY R KIT ON TUESDAY Funeral services for Guy. Byrkit, who died sunddenly at Union Thurs day evening, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Snod gross and Zimmerman mortuary. The La Grande lodge No. 433. B. P, O. E., will have charge of the services. GODDESS IY Herbert Jensen tened against bis ear drums with a noise that was painful. Grahame felt a shock against bis back, and was flung sideways. The stone wall spun weirdly about him. His automatic thudded toward the entrance through which semi-naked figures poured. His shooting arm was numb. Vaguely, through his dizziness, he realized that he was tiring with his left hand. He was on bis back. Above him was the roof-oenlng. He saw a man's naked logs dangling above him, and the heads of other men outlined against the sky. He fired upward. A body crashed upon him. He heard Janice oCieain. "Kruuk! Frank!" Dully he saw her striking a savage fnco with a stoue. An ob ject' thudded against his head, and he plunged through a flare of light Into darkness. pitANK first became conscious of two major pains, and several minor ones that were mere dlscom. forts by comparison. His right shoulder, below his neck throb,;ed poignantly, nnd there was a great acbo In his head that seemed to be Intensified rather than lessened by the cool molstness upon his forehead. A dron trickled down the side of his nose Into the corner of bis mouth. He licked at it thirst ily with parched tongue. "Oho!" exclnlmeC a voice at this ear. "The Governor of South Caro lina has a thirst." Ho felt a cup at his lips and he drank greedily. "Hullo, aioent," he said thickly, opening his eyes. Pain stabbed at his shoulder and head as be struggled to a sitting position, . "Take it easy, fella," cautioned the other. "You've had a nasty whack on the old bean, and yaur shoulder isn't the most pleasant thing I ever -looked at." v..-.. i "Whore's Janlco? ' What hap pened?" "She's In the building hero, some whore. A flno hiding place you picked out. Thoy carried us from there tied up like throe Christmas packages. As a mnttor of fact you looked like something that wouldn't bo opened 'til Christmas and a long lime after. . "They shot you from tho hole' In tho roof. Square, bunch of griys.' Shot you square In the back. Made a nice long trench from your shoal dor to the small of your back, up nigh. Luckily, God gave you a shoulder blade. Howovor, bullet's out, and you're doing as nicely as a young mother." Mr. Greens grluncd. His counter- nnnce was streaked with dirt and otto eye was bluo-biack with putu- ncss. He looked, thought Grahame, like a man who had taken a consid erable mauling. He glanced at the smaller, man's hands. About the knuckles, -they were caked with dried blood and dirt. 'You haven't a smoke about you, havo you, Grahame? No? They cleaned tiQ too. Havo another dritik." Grahame- reached for the extend ed cup. and paused as ho saw Mr. Greene avert his eyes. Say," bo demanded with qulclr suspicion, "have one yourself. This one's on me." "Not, thirsty," snld Greene. "Had- plenty before you woke up." Aourenliar, charged Grahame. Who. me?" Greene's voice was filled with Injury. "That's a hell of a name to call a man. Certainly Is." Ilo moistened his lips stickily. Grahame reached for the water Jar. He winced with tho pain the movement caused him. He glanced within and saw that only a cupful remained. The sides of tbe Jnc were moist an Inch above the water level and ho was convinced that Greene had given him everything the urn bad contained. He had been about to give him the remainder. He pointed Rt the cuo that Greene held bait extended t.;ward htm. "Drink It yoursol.'" he said. Greene shook his head. "Drink It. you little squirt, or I'll dump It on the floor." Greene sighed, and put it to his lips. ".Vow what!" he asked, wiping his mouth. "Do you know where we are?" "In i long stone building. Just a little away from the pyramid. Looks like a barracks, but it's probably the jail. Janice's here, too. She called to me a little while ago and I yelled back that -ou were O. K." "She asked about mo?" Grahame was curious. "And nobody else." Mr. Greene's eye bore a twinkle. Grahame arose and walked stiffly about their prison. It was not un like tho conventional prison cell, but larger. There were several stone benches arranged against the walls. t"i,'. tt.'t. ;.t.v,i Graham finds mtiig, Monday. a mytr!ou P. W. A, DISMISSES ADYISORYBOARDS OVER THE NATION WASHINGTON, Feb. 19 VP) Out of funds, tho public works adminis tration has terminated the services of all members of state advisory boards It was estimated that the PWA haa already allocated all of Its first S3, 300,000.000 and that it has applica tions for $3,600,000,000 from states and other political divisions on file. Lewla Douglas, director of the bud get, was reported to be drawing up u request far between $750,000,000 ana tl, 500. 000, 000 more for the PWA. It would be sent to the capltol In the next few days. j In some congressional quarters ef-' forts ore being made to have tho larger amount appropriated, , Marshall N. Dana Is the Pacific northwest P, W. A. regional advisor. The state advisory board for Oregon consists of C .O. Hockley, engineer, nnd Bert E. Haney of Portland, Rob ert N. Stanfleld of Baker, and Dl James Gilbert of Eugene. LEE RETURNS FROM MEETING O. A. Lee returned Saturday eve ning from Spokane where he spent almost a week attending a sales meet. lng of the General Petroleum com-1 pany. He was accompanied home by his uncle, A. O. Lee, of Ashland, Wis.. who will visit here for an Indefinite period with his nephew and his -brother, A. M, Lee, 383 WORKERS ARE AGAIN ON U. S. PAYROLL (Continued From Page One) with Supt. Herbert Evans In charge, resume tonight nt the High school building" and will be held Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 1 to 9 p. m, hereafter. Other projects throughout the county were going ahead today, with workmen sure of another large pay roll this weekend. The Union fish hatchery crew start ed work this morning with 35 men engaged In laying a new floor on the old hatchery building, digging the foundation for the new ullding nnd working on the storage plant. They work only two days each week but accomplish, much during these days. Frank W. Wire, of Portland, super visor of the game commission, was a visitor at the hatchery on Thursday. Local C. E. Wins Place In Convention Parade (Continued From Page One) ter hour over station KEX Iji Port land and a number of groups were gathered at various places over the city whore radios were available in order to hear the announcement. The announcement was made by the state secretary, MIbs Viola Ogtlen. The re port was confirmed by telegrums to day, according to local officers of this district. A number of carloads of young peo ple are expected to attend tho con vention in Salem, which Is the cele bration of the fiftieth anniversary of the organization of the first society in Oregon Dr, Daniel A. Poling, of New York City, president of the In ternational socioty is to be the main speaker at this convention. Scores of unemployed men have been put to work planting oystera in Mobile buy off tho Alabama coast. Oil nnd gas recovered from the Panhandle field in Texas In 1933, to gether with manufactured by-products, had an estimated value of $40, 000.000. i , 1 1 Don't Hiss ROMANCE! FUN! THRILLS! A talking motion picture presented by the Ford Motor Company a story that begins in a;ountry town of yesterday and ends in a modern-setting of today. Granada Theatre FRI.-SAT. FEB. 23-24 Get Your Free Admission Complimentary Tickets at Perkins Motor Company 4th & Adams State Official Xft:----- - Mg. tyk- r ft r 4f- L ' M 4 fc. 1 P. J, Stadelman, The Dalles busi nessman, who has been appointed' Oregon's new secretary of(Jtatcf . succeeding the lata Hal E.. Hoss. HOG CONTROL COMMITTEE TO MEET TUESDAY The county hog control committee will meet tomorrow afternoon at the office of County Agent H. O. Avery to check on the progress made and to set a final date for closing the sign-up campaign. Tho hog control program has met with good responso throughout the county, the commit tee states. OPEN REVIVAL SER VICES AT LOCAL CHURCH Rev. J; L. Whirry, colportor evange list, spoke to good audiences' both morning and evening at the Baptist church Sunday. A number- took a stand- for Christ' at' the evening ser vice. Services will be held each eve ning except Monday, Rev. Wm. Fair- weather, of Pendleton, will nrrlvo Tuesday to- lead in meetings, nnd be tho principal speaker. Ml, and Mrs. Whirry will visit- the homes of the city. Mrs, Parkinson-will havo charge ofi the oholr and' music. The public Is. cordially invited' to attend; C. E GROUP TO GIVE PROGRAM Members of the high school age group Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church are planning a special program for next Sunday evening, February 25, at 7:30 o'clock. The young people will be In entire charge of the service, with tho pres ident, Frederick. Blngnman, presiding Included In the program will be a short piny, talks by the young peo ple, speclnl music, etc., according to Miss Hulda Anderson, advisor of tho group who is supervising the plan ning of the program. Alt who are interested are invited to attond this sen ice. When Thomas Hern, 71, was ar rested for attempted burglary, St. Louis polios said they found a record of sentences he had served for the offense in four states running back to 1893. ' II This riione: Main 500 ... -ft v-. i PiGture! GUARDSMEN TO BE INSPECTED ON MARCH 14 National guardsmen will begin to night a month of intensive prepara tion for the annual federal inspec tion. The drill this evening begins at 7:30 at the armory. Major Dennis C. Plllsbury, U. S. army, utatloned In Portland, will, be inspecting officer on March 14 at the federal Inspection. The last two years Company ,. 186th Infantry, has won -very satisfactory" ratings and hopes to repeat again this year. EAGLES MEET ATM EACH AM The Pendleton aerie of. the. F; O. Eagles will hold' initiation and a pot luck supper at Meacham on Wednes day evening. All: La Grande Eagles are Invited to attend, It Is announced. I CRICKET PLAT PERSONALS it Mr. and. Mrs. James Halgarth and. children, Helen: and Myron; had. as tneir guest. Sunday Mr, and.. Mrs. Frank HsJselwood' and sons, Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Oilllami and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Halgarth and sons. ( MrB. WlHlam Roulet spent a few days last; week, visiting, with Mrs. Lucy. Allen- ' Mra. A. H. Parsons went to Walla Wa;la Saturday to visit, her sons, James and-' Leroy Parsons, and other relativeti. :' j , Mr.1 and; Mrs, Clarence Witty and children, - Betty Jean, Wanda and Duane, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Withei spoon. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. ldon Hartley and children had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cope, Mr, and Mrs. Harold- Hug. and- daughter, Ona, and Paul Datley. " ! John' Wnelty and- C. E. Cameron havo both been suffering from severe, colds, i i : Owing to severe colds 'several pu pils of the Hlndman school have been absent the" past week. Dale Myriok, Billy Hlndman and 'Norma Jean Rou let wero absent the entire week. Viv ian Hlndman who was hock has been forced to be absent again this-week on account of taking more cold, My ron and Helen Halgarth were also absent the first part of this week on account of illness .' NAVY'S 'OUEATENT' P LAY Bit TO THY OlI WITH IMOWNS ST. LOUIS (A) - Howard Robin son. Mills, rated by his boosters the greatest baseball player ever devel oped in the navy, has obtained his discharge from the service to try his curves for Rogers Hornsby's St. Louis Browns. L. C. McEvoy, vice president of the Browns, signed. Mills, a left hander, to a' minor league contract, but reports of MIHb prowess became so glowing that It was decided to take him to the Browns' training camp. - Lieut, J. E. Jones, U. S. 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EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. "Always at Your Service" Organizing 4-H, Club Workers In t Valley Districts A series of meetings scheduled to reorganize Four-H' clubs W Union county, will open today at Imblor, when prospective members will meet with H. H. Rampton, assistant county agent, to organize the Imbler Sheep club. Indications are that there may be a potato club organized there also, Mr. Rampton said. A Holsteln club and a dairy club Will be reorganized at Cove tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. In the eve ning Mr. Rampton will go to Island City at 7:30 o'clock at the school to assist In re-organizing the Union County Beef club and the Island City Pig club, j The Liberty Calf club will re-organ-i!ie Wednesday evening at the Liberty school. ; i , j It Is believed that out of these communities will be organized also a farm accounting club. ODDFELLOWS HOLD MEETING Foster Naden, vice grand of the Odd Fellows lodge, presided' at the meet ing Friday in the absence of the nooie grand, uaien uurttee. mt. Durkee, Melvin Bork and Miss Lydia Hug, members of the cast of "Box and Cox." presented the play that I evening at Enterprise. ! Plans were discussed for a patriotic entertainment to be held by the ington's birthday. Mothers I a In treating children's colds, don't take Q chances . . use M I O V VapoRub BUS SERVICE For WALLOWA, ENTERPRISE, JOSEPH and Way Points. Leave La Grande. Dally 10:30'A. M. 4:10 P. M. : For PENDLETON, Way Polnti, Leave La Grande, Dally 10:30 A. M. V, P, Stage Depot, 1308 Adam. Phone MAIN 48 A Complete Printing Service Quality Counts NELSON ?T electricity please!"