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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-27

Colonel Whtesey talks like he fights in straight forward
man fashion He mnces words and though republican who
did for President Wilson he his duty clearly
in this campaign for Governor Cox because the
likewise outstanding champion of the League Of Nations
Meanwhile Eastern Oregon has the finest October climate
on the face of the earth. --.--- +,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-27
Or sl0O, 900. 90 per annum.

Vt PANht"HVsVb iiti AHhhihs
Now can the State afford TO make
the United States Government a pres
ent OF this character at this time? For
my part confess am like Mr. Baker
says Mr.. Bennett Is l am prejudiced.
! think II is better for the State to sell
this land as is their custom In 100
acre tracts on long time. by making
payment OF one-tenth In cash and tho
balance in ten annual payments. This
tract then will furnish homes for $50
families.
think II is better to raise alfalfa,
barley, wheat. livestock and human
beings, rather than birds. especially as
this Lake or Slough is now dry and
one can drive all over 1t in an auto
and never get the tires wet, except
when crossing the silvios River
JAMES JOHNS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-27
sPoRTsNLEN GATHER

HELENA, Mont, oct. 27.-(A. P.)-
The Montana State Sportsmens asso-
citation, which was formed here dur
ing the last state fair, is to meet here
again October 25, it is announced.
The aim is to obtain the passage of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-27
WHERE CHAMBERLAIN STANDS

q ENATOR CHAMBERLAIN voted for the League of Ma
~ tons every time the subject before the He
supported the treaty it in its original FORM He
ported league with the Hitchcock reservations and
willing take the Lodge order to get the treaty
ratified reelected he will continue firm supporter of the
League Nations His opponent if correctly quoted is direct
y harmony with the Harding desire to the league I'm
der Chamberlain the logical choice Of
all believe the League Nations and want to Amer
takes its rgul place this great move for permanent
peace.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-27

. . y ~ . - . . 3 . Z
THE LONG WAY
tBy Frank L. Stanton) Et
The way Is long for thee dear one
But It's the way have trod:
cannot say: This evil shun Fsie
Or take that way-that leads to Gods'
Find thou the way with thy fran feet
Even as have found it, sweet
! cannot say: Beware the thorn,
Because above it climbs the rose 81
Nor whisper: Might will follow morn' II
For stars will shine at daylight's close
Find thou the light darkness fleet
Even as have found them sweet
And vet for only thy dear sake 8
The tenderest prayer that thrills my breast
Is that, the kind good God shall make
. world of for thy rest
But thou must find with thy dear feet
The thorn Or rose. have sweet
copyrighted for the East Oregonian Pub. Co
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-27

laws for the better preservation OF
wild game. The October meeting will
DE to hear leportsSon proposed legis-
lation, which is to be formulated and
submitted to the legislature when It
meets here in January
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-27

Conyalcsccnce after pneumonia, ty-
phoid fever and the grip. is sometimes
merely apparent, not real. To make
II real and rapid, there Is no ether
tonic so highly to be recommendedfns
Hoods sarsaparilla. Thousands so
testify Take Hoods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
ST. CLA|RSV|LLE
uo,.d Riuasr Coming.

4 T. Iumgarn"r. ''"rt ~ '%ur 20. ~
Ia rc.otr, - - letter from ~ n''"u'
WIlrou. 'pul"' 'hH"rF"r "' w.
hurgh GnZ"i," Times, w
atatcs that NlUq Mnr'"IIn .'''' """""
tor or jor ~ j ''rhi'. i"t"'''N ~
~ Cloirsvill" and ln't ',i"''h"'''E ,,,
fic"r Of ~" "htn 'hl" - h.'i."' >,,.a
visit 81. 'lnir"Nl'l" on hur ~ 80
Craft ~ coming !" ~ IN''Sn,'' ~,
special r"Hu"S, al ny 'n|n'' NIt.,,
her to VISIT hlS ''h "n"'' ,I
'raft Is no" NJ -N'" "''"'' i '.'','
~ l." sing az 'h' ''"''''" 80 ,'|' 't,t,,
on wednesday, ",' - ~ n''L ,,,, -
'HE" 'irhhh 'P"i" ,,,,,,,.
'"' '"I""NH 'i' ,', ,a",r,t. -, I.nr,,,
a. "''' ~ =" c. proa.,
A.. :, !, 49, d-IiDTIT,,IIy .nt,,Ia,Iu.
.,,.',. iI,, Sn,L,e,,.,r,
.I,l ~, Nin,,,,,, ,,rutup al L,, h,.,n,. nu
rt,sI Nl,,In nI,,., Az l.I.,,sIins u,n
.,,.,,, I.,I been attained and after the
',,,...,,,,, tL, .I.I .,I,..,d a .,,,n ,nnsI
,,., - ,,,,,,, .,I.,.,I,t,. ,.,,i,,. y., 80. at
A.. ali
h..uY nxsd. KiI.d
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T., ,..,J ai.i,.,,.. ,,.I I..a. aI,t..,,..,
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A.,i ,,,r.IJ ,I .n at
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
RHEUMAT|CS
""N'"I IIMBER UP

"Noutrono Prescription %" re-
moves tho poisonous Accommodations
that lodge in the blood.
After ono weok'B uso you will be
looking at other sufferers instead
OF being an object OF misery and
pity.
Your joints and muscles will Do
loose and llmbered up. all aches and
mlscry will be gone. you will feel
Ike new.
As soon az you tako "Neutrono
Prescription 90" you can fool tho
pain and misery leaving and COM
fort and happiness coming In. Go
10 your druggist today and get "Nou-
irnno Prescription 90. then enjoy
life, feel Ike doing things again.
& H. Grient A. Co. Druggists, hnf
leading Druggists nveTwheTn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
SSHERRARD

I Iii hc h.I1 indny
F"n"lnI n"'' i,a,,, ,Yl.rr dcerh 90
'"r l"n,""'" ,.,',,o or rI, father john
,h''"" ~ '"' ,,,,,,,rr Tho ,rrunInr
'"". wv ,,,,L Ia tho rrrldourn "r
,,,,I,I,, I,r,u hrnihrr "r IN" h"""nn"h
on "h"",'"R ..r,.,',,, y.iII hr hcld
brnv". "h"l' ,,,.,,I,, and very
highly rnrp"'l"h F"MnE ,''"' ,r,nL, =
"f 'hn ''""' =, ,.,,, UCy VI
"'hn"I va" ~, t,o ,rn,ro ~ tho
l. p"nr''h WV viii lac made ni
thh"thl '"'' ,,ur,cry Elm
W." ''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
NORMA TALMADCE
IN Eyes" OR mo"
AT THE LIBERTY

II will pay anyone 10 visit tho IN
srty during tho rema lining days OF lhlH
week to SEQ tho screen work or Norma
Tnlmadge In Arthur Goodrich's master
piooe. Yen or No
Tho veg Kirl - tho maid OF afrlu-
cnoe and wealth surrounded by all that
money can purchase and tho NO girl
1. tho girl hurdsnod with p"V1rty VIII"
can scarcely keep tho wolf from the
door
ThI, |. screen story that Will ap-
renI To NIL and hs added niiTn''l"n
''IIs Nn,ni Slvnrsn" II comedy Win
Harold l.l"yh - prrn"hl"h
Dn N"udhv night IA" management,
S,,, nr.r1 an account ~ tho CTnwdoh
, nntIlInn ~ IL" ih"nlrr =" 1ull r"IIlhg
ii,koir Lrtwrru nud o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
NOTED EVANGELIST GRATEFULLY
GIVES ENDORSEMENT TO WORTH

10 my hhni IN ono hottie ! Inv" found
Er"ni T"ll"r | mention Ihlr that YOU
mhy f""l rnf" ia recommending tho
m"dlCluc I" nihrrr who nnl hnvu ~ rr-
attained ia" u"rNcN hv ""urtnui IurnlnI
w"Th Th" nh"rr statement Iu indeed 4
foTCcful on" Rrv MI rcmnrU IN but
one nr mhny IT thn clergy VIA" hnNo
given dh"ir end 'Ir"menr I" Ihis famous
preparation nnd "uduI "'iurnrT from H."
ministry prov" conc luniv"ly TINT NcrN
worth In an hnurT mrdIrIn" 81 real
merit blhHT wiz" rutl men W"IIId not
"nd"rE" n lf Nnu suffer finm n"Tnvur
Ir"uhl"H 81 Si"un,h ir"uIl"r 81 Ron
"Tnl run down CUHdlllun rive NeTN
Worth u iTihI aud II your fhr 'rlml
hottie H. NOT thIlHfh'I"ib y"rIr money
e ~ br refunded ruIr I" p"I Tia"
genuine Ia Ih~ lhIE" I"unh h"IIl" iri'"
81 70 plus ihI sofa ~ ~
GIirrI anal all I'ndlnp 'iIurElri' rtor}
~ h'ir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
CUT|CURA HEALS
CH|LD'S ECZEMA
OnFace andBOdy. Lritated
So Could Not Sleep.

my lutte daughter had corona
on her lace and body. il would
break on, In large. hard. red eruP-
tiona. Sho would scratch and irn-
ts,o them 90 nho could no, aleop-
She was like something Wild 81 Mig ht.
Il had her treated and uiod every
thing / heard Of bu, nothing did any
good aont for iroo sample oil
Cu,lcurs HosP and Oin,Hon, aud 1t
helped 90 much bought moIo.
Whom I had uaod two caLon ~ Gull
curs Boap and two boron OF Cuucns
Oin,rnen, ah- wan healed" tHignod)
Mis-. Maud Ward. Hcalon. N. 1.
These fragrant omollicn'H sro ell
you need for all toilet purp"ue".
a..,l. I.,h IRE, ~ Nail AddI.~s "Osu.s's LsN'
s,,,.ri.s, Dept d, Gsids. 80, hs.s hold -'.D
-h.r. go.p Be Ointment sndL0' Isioum ~"
DMH Cutie urs Soap .h.v.s Without mug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
STEUBENV|LLE:
PINKE.RION MEN
ON ROBBERS II}AII

Eirul,'u iII' thlu. I'' ~ I Sc,
rUuh'ri"u h"i",II'nr rrri..I I,,, TOD" .
!" nrrirI ~" l"'ni r"ll'' l., running -
'nIih the d"rI"'r III" wh" ,nrl, Nuu'ir -,
Iu"IuInF I"hh"d hlrhlm 4 f"mrnuV DO
Irvrly rInIu wlul"w 81 rrt'rnI ban
hI"d d"llnrr w"rlh 81 I"w"ltv. Hrrnuli'h
I'uiI"Iruru ItnIIY Ilu,h VIII" ATTEMPTED
I" nrr'rI hin Fought rum hniilr via
rb'h nuh $500 cor M"l"runu " =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
Remove Those Hairs
Roots and ALL
(AbsolutsIy Now MsthodJ

The now way 10 TomnVing dlanguTlnE
sr"wthn nf aupoTflu"ua hAiT roots nud
oil will ast"ninh aud delight you Y"u
nnvor saw heard nf anything lihn u
hnf"ra ~ 10 not n dopliat"ry hnh not
sls'Irloal You simply Hai s'iuL IL
phsla'tlna from your hTuEglst snh fol
low The easy hiTa0t Ions al home In q
Ia W seconds you have Tsm"vod tho Of
Tending hairs. r""iu aud oil WIN your
own oysa y"u sno tho r""ln '"rnn rIEhi
"ut fhals' iinn 10 nh""Iui"ly hsriuI"ar.
non DO lann0ua ami paIfsutly nd"rlohs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
Wayne County Shows
Population Increase

src,InI Dispatch I" Int"llIgencer
Washington. - g. Hcpt. -. .~',enhns
Wayne ."unty " Va. "d.0I2. in"r""H'
! 49, 81 20 percent. Incorporated
places '"I~d". I.II0 r"rIghy, bI1 ken
uNn . 49, Wa HnH 1iI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
WILL mn AhRITRATBD.


prn,inI Dlrpn,'h I" In,"IliH"n"nr
Fast IIvorp""l, -, Rep' ". !
JiIILniI W Fowler, John w M"of
md ~ 81 II"rIh. to-day wtrn npp"ln''
im fIII four places dn hys m"Ub"
hnn,d 81 arbitration ~ E"liln veg'
dIrImIo hrIwo'n rl"riiI"nl workers. nh'
tho HIrub,uyiIlo Fast Liverpool 4
Ionvrr Vnliry Trn",iOn company The
rrIuniuIuE MANNER ~ tho board Will
be- named by tho nloUirI"innu.
my WAR HhVISGH HThMPB--
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w. S. RICE
Adams, N. Y.
BnoRA7ARY WILSON COMING

thsTis5t"n. " Va ror t. a.,,c-
t-yy Of Lan'n william IL Wilson has
essh added I" ia" ii7I ~ I"an prominent
H. p"iiIi,H VII" win COMO ln,u Won,
VITg I" 'he intstosr 81 tho Bcrnn.rn
tio campaign. ho'iotaiy wIls"u viii 10
in tho bi"'" houi"mhor 1O.ri. ln'Insiva.
" WaH snn"un' oil tonight by Chairman
" y Dunlap The tentative Chairman
programs fpil"wb Hinton HsUi -.
night. no"hia'y. E'r' a. ar~rn""n
hluenald. SEPT - night. M'I'"'roll
,"""ir. F"pi -. oil day. iImnIInEr"n.
H"pt. D. might
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
RUPTURE
EXPERTS
for
MEN,
WOMEN
:: :. and
CHILDREN
AT
w heeling, w. Va.
Representing
w. S. RICE
I Adems, N. Y.

Our experts, Mr. and
Mrs. q j Williams, Will
be nj the McI.uro Hotel.
Wheeling. " Va. "rp
tcmbcr lG. II md ~.
Every rupturcd mnn,
woman md child rhould
tnkc advantage Of ihrN "p
opportunity,
The Rico Method for
".Rupturo is known tho
world over, You cnn now
-, sec this Method demon
".stratod md have a Rice
Appliance fitted to You.
Absolutely no charge I'M
less Won arc satisfied 10
keep the Outfit after hay
ling the Appliance adjust
ed and you see how per
|, ~fcctIy and comfortably it
holds. No harsh, deep
pressing springs; nothing
to gougc the flesh and
make You sore. Can be
worn night and day with
."posItrv" comfort. Soft,
rubber hike composition
pad, any d"rrr" Of pres
...surc required.
90.
... Don't wear n truss all
YOUR life when thousands
have reported cures
through using the Rice
Method. Why suffer the
burden Of rupture if there
is Il chance to be free from
trusS-WCarlng forever?
Anyway, it will cost YOU
nothing to come III and see
my representative al the
Mclurc Hotel Mrs. WI
llhma hha nrpnrnlr apart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14

"'rwu lrnrr ago | ruff'r"d from ''".
uu"nt nita,kr II stomach ir"nhl" ana
hIIluu-m"uu Seeing thnmb"Tlnln'r Tnb-
I,I- adv"rilrcd | concluded H. try lh"m.
I imrrnvrd rnpidIy Misr Eumn verb.
Tkr Lima ONO. For rhlr 10y all deal
ET
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14

rounrnhIc Inm"r Inrhin""n nuh hr.
rIrinnIu rnidrd the homo 81 Hi"'n
TrruE,u, I,h at IH"hyvIll". md "hplur"h
10 riIII nud rom" mnrh H'"v" pI"hp"h
multi, aud wnr TIu,h iIbn and ""r,r by
IuriI.r " - Dnwurr A. DllInn,nlr
Eir,r CODA wan nrrrrirh Tor having u
MN IN hlr p"ru"rrl"n Ito III I" got
lac M Iuy on TucuhnI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14

ui,uI,rn,III, IT, nu1u,,d 81 - E't"ng
I.,,it,u IuL thin r'ruru 80 - '"rul' ~
49,, ,,u,rI,uII.n teamed - ~ uI0rIluP
hr,o HrIuidny uIPhi :! lee. l""l
hnnI.rr VIM 'l''I'd U'""lh""' r"''
Nnu,. hnul"I. wnu 'h"""n ""'T"'"'V
uI i,,ururrI ' AMMAN IrI'". ~ MANN
prr I T. Irl,Er"u. hu"iu"T" manager.
mud Idwnrh I'"uUh'IiY. 'Hrl"In W" 80 ..
,,rI,uIInu viii Ir.ri.r ~" flunu' lnl
hn, lur ~ Tho hurlu'rr inl"i"rlH 81 "a"
-, nuh Va" rituuE"ri "I"r"u NM lhn
.dIrItni nffuIdu vim l." r''uf"h Tor Va"
Ir,u rrur"u md rom" 81 ~" big eleven"
.,f I,,, ,rIIuIiy huuFrd f"I Pnu"n
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IBLIiIr, nuIh,,IiI.r ~h" hn"" l""'''"'''
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my wAn HAvIHGa HTAMPs
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neutrality-suspicious.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
CANADA VOTE
TO HELP ! 4 / DRY
ENFORCEMENT
4 sf @ Bl
Whiskey Running to Be a
Thing Of the Past Soon,
Says Ward Official.

Minot. Oct n,rninr
along tina F.anad;. = itna IN III 4, sactin5,
will be a thinp Of the naas uben ne
roads are nasskhle 'haxfa snrins as =
result Of s-askatchawan Manitoh, and
Alberta VOTING dry, sheriff a o
srofia1da WIZ nr ~ h,s' San =.
thrillirsF exnsHtncaa sy,th ,in,,nr I'm
porters and frananortars th,n anv 9TH
or sheriff in ths state sid toG.v IN
DISCUSSING the vote IN Tho threa ~ iria
provinces Of Canada Monday When a
general plebiscif1 ON. tHh imnortation
Of linnor fra,nf ~, ,,ro,,insas u.a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29

Mrs. John nevis of sMaassry.s
Mimi, announces the snfArrtaEeaotIhsrs
second eldest daughter, Marsaifst
Jean aNisbet to LaeutenantSW. ArtHi1ffl
l. ndeE1pn ofsssHonpiulu, Hawaii, 4hif.
seeddttt9S6g taking place in Honolulu, ~
$alesddfy evening octobsrfS# "a atssa q
o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Andersen are.
now touring the Hawaiian islands. on,
Mediterranean. After December !.
AtsAinahan Court. WatklKis Beasn.ss
Honolulu, .sg sGs s.s
The wedding is the result OF rom
ance begun at Camp Dodge. when the
bride was with the American Red;
Cross and LieutenantsAnderDen was in
the service. Mr.. Andersen IL connect
edo w4th the insurance department Of.
the Theodore Davis Sugar Reffinsry,
con,pliment,np sdrss' Martin Van
Kirk of Bellingham, Wash, Mrs. C..
G. Gowran was hostess at bridge in
her home, 1873 Reeves avenue this aft
There were two tables.
guests including the most intimate
friends of Mrs. Van Kirk, who for
merlyS made her hone in Grand
Forks. A$light repastg swas served at,
the close of5the. hours.
In the ssororitys@ho Of Epsilon
.c~hapteraoff Delta zeta, an informal tea
was given On Thursday safternoonssain
honof:gOf zone of the chaptsrsspatron-
esses. Mrs. HE. Brush, yWhabyss y re-,
,ckntly returned from Denver, Col.
hours were from 4 to-. 6 o'clock
Members OF the university faculty re-
siding OH Harxline street and Univer-1
.sity avenue, with the patronesses Of.
Upsilon chapter were guests.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
ADVERTISEMENT.
Society Ladies Adopt,
] New Hair Curling Method.

Since the Introduction, of&the silmerine
quite athe. proper thing among society
place Of the destructive. curling iron. The
method are far more natural in appear
ance, and the lair Of course is giossier
and prettier han could be If the life
were cooked out of it,
The liquid is pleasant to use, being
greasy. nor sticky. It's a simple
thing to- apply with asclean. tooth brush
before doing up The hair TheSlovely
wavy effect in evidence in about three
costs little to use liquid ssiln erine.aas a
few ounces from tina druggist Will keep
the hair in curl for weeks. s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge in Her Own Kitchen.

Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, wife of the
Republican vice-presidential nomi-
nee, knows good cooking and how
to@do it. She can make TASTY:
dishes" and many kinds, but spec
ializes in one particular dish that
has won praise fror, many an
epicure. That dish 10 . BURBERRY
and apple pie.
For the foundation Of the pie
Mrs. Coolidge uses that standard
pie-crust recipe, the "onc, two,
three"-one cup Of -four. two table
spoons of shortening, three, table
spoons Of cold water, or milk If the
crust is to be very light and fiaky.
The combination Of thinly sliced
apples and blueberries, half and
half Ct each, was carefully, scien.
.tifcally thought out in the begin
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
ADVERTISEMENT.
Cuts, Burns
namIln,s Wizard OH q 8afo First
Aid Treatment

How often lockjaw, blood poi
soning, the loss Of an arm or leg,
or sometimes even life itself, re.
suits from the neglect of a burn or
little cut! Hamlin's Wizard Oil 10
. safe and effective first aid treat
ment. II is a powerful antiseptic
and promptly applied to wounds of
this kind will lessen the danger Of
blood poisoning. Keep it handy.
Wisard on is . good dependable prep.
aration to . In the medicine chest
for first aid whom tho doctor may DO far
away: It 10 soothing and healing and,
quickly drives out pain and infiamma-
ton In cases Of sprains, bruises. cuts.
burns. bites and. stings. inst as reliable
too for sti6 neck. sore feet, cold sores,
canker sores. sarachsr a 4toothsehsss.sS
y Generous size kottls $50
II you are troubled With oonstipation
or sick headaohss try.ggHamlin's5W Wizard
Liver Whips. sJuit Splsasant little pink
pills ut druggists! for Sec. 0lasaptsed
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29

ming, and at a time when sugar
was dear and scarce.
"Blueberries alone" explains
Mrs. Coolidge, make q pie ct
,fa9her fiat and uniateresting flavoi,,
5bHt they require comparatively
little suRar.Apples, on the other
hand. the tart apples best for this
combination, call for q generous
allowance Of sugar If used alone.
Used with the blueberries tAe7 lend
piquancy Of taste and favor, willis
the sweeter, blander blueberries
allow q minimum of sugar to be
used"
The Coolidge pie is made with
two crusts and no seasoning other
than the necessary rugar, sprinklel
over the mixed fruit when placed
on the lower crust. The apples are
n6k cooked before going into tia,
pI4 800 VI
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
WEEK or PRAYER AT.
sY" NOVEMBER 1920

aM~jHSdIeIcns. Beaver, city secretary
fSf#4s9tUffgfougSs and general education
OF the North Central Field of the
z. NACCsaA ssIriUed in Grand Forks,
OF TT~llhuxrsdty esyenlngl to confer with
the sa1ocai. association, in regards to.
theEssWurM week of prayer, which is
beng held NATIONALLY, November IA
to 20. Mss Beaver will also discuss
the educational projects which the
localSassociation has recently begun.
On the cominitasc appointed to
have. charge of arrangements for the
Worlds week of Prayer are: Miss.
Katherine Whitley. Miss NJ. Helen
Davies, Miss Margaret Van Dusen,
Miss MargueritetG Graham, Mrs, Ed r.
Lincoln. and MSS Gudrun Hulteng,
Glasses Open 1
The bowling class Of the Z. M. C.. Al
Ibid it's 1iraa regular meeting Thurs
day evening m the Y. NJ. C. A.. The
Y. NJ. C. A. has volunteered the use
Of the bowling alley to the new club
ZACH Thursday evening, and Miss
Marguerite Graham and Miss Helen
Haas will IL, in charge.
A successful! meeting of the Art
class, which vas recently organized
was held in Woo6worth hall on Thurs
day evening, some six members being
present for the opening meeting. In
dividual work will be done, and poster
work for the ". w. C. A. affairs, Will
be n of the important projects Of
the years work. - t'. Z
Some 20 junior high chool girls join
ed the Bible study class, to
each Monday afternoon, between the
hours of 4 and S O'clock. Miss JOSEF
phine Carlton general secretary Of
they w. c.. A. will conduct his class.
and each student successful in com
pfeting the course is to receive tive
full high school credits.
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Miss Alice Barrett of Larimore has
come to Grand Forks to visit over the
week end as the guest of Miss Loretta
German, Herald apartments. Miss
German will return to Larimore with
her guest the first of the week to
visit for several days. Compliment
ing Miss Barrett, Miss German enter
tanned a small company of young
women in her home on Thursday
evening. Halloween appointments
were used.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Civic League Of Grand Forks
November /, in the farmers room of
the county court house, and all MEM
beers are asked to attend. The meet
ing will open at 3 O'clock Several
important business matters have
come up for attention during the last
!mcnth. n at the completion of the
business session there will be a pro-
} gram.
For Mrs. Lou c. H~azelett, 315 South
4th street. who is leaving soon with
her family to make her home in Win
! nipeg, a 1 o'clock luncheon was given
today in the home. of Mrs. G.. r.
Jacob, Reeves VENUE. Autumn APP
pomt1nents predominated. Assisting
were Mrs. T. 3. Holmes and Mrs.
: Reinhold jacob. There were nine
guests
Miss Marjorie kavanaugh of the
! Delta Gamma house left Thursday
evening for Minot where she will visit
over the week end as the guest of
her parents. Other young women
attending the university who are visit,
ing v theaweek end 5At their homes
are Miss heona Voss, twho went ~
Williston, Thursday evening and Miss
Ethel johnson who left for Granville
DIR. Colborn, dentist, has returned
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sPooNER T-RANsFERED.

Tacoma, Wash, Oct. 2s.MLieuu.-'
tenant Lloyd s. spooner, who was q
member Of the American rifle team at
the Olympic games, has been trans
iferredtto CampsLewis, near here, for
Lieutenant Spooner a y the
practice he received while hunting as
Ia boy helped him win his place on
the national team.
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Man To Enter
{ Business At Mitchell

{ Winnipeg. Man.,-Richard Burn Of
Brandon leaves, Monday for Mitchell.
s. d., whsre, he has purchased inter-
est in the Dakota Improved Seed CO.,
Limited. He will be greatly missed
from Brandon as he has taken very
active interest in civil affairs. Es-
pecially interesting himself in T.. NJ.
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KAUFMAN 10 HAVE CHARGE.

Washington, Oct. 2s.-Appoint-.
ment of Josepr kaufman as special
assistant to the district attorney st
New York to conduct a federal inves-
tlgation into the alleged combinations
in the building material market in
that city was 'announcedIEtoday by
Attorney General ePalmArsyy Is a & &
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:Complexions in the United States
cost $75O,000 900 last year This rev.
elation gives a new touch Of color to
the high cost. Of living. 81
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a warrant taken in at SAINTS. Anna, California had abolished capital
shave. 1t. is time the state Of punishment. %##..N1