La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 31, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texto MOynjVY. -.TAXTAKY clV 1921 135 mOLFTDB EVENING DH8EKVER FATIW TTTRTTF! 0 ' Q t i e i Local .News In ' Brief j le- urpy Hrrei- jt iTIie Mcllraya Visit Vnluii . . .jfuirtey Carpy friwd SalurdaV Mr! and Mrs. William Mellro' It, ton a vfeit vith his parent ' left this inomlnE. for Union, where they will be guests at J he home of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. iaggectv. nd Mrs. (JeoiUe Carpy. Mill M;m Here f. C: Ju.-o and wlfo are 'Imbler ItniKicUt Here Ala ul Hi., &:......... U...-I Tknr ... ..,u T'UHIIIICl 1IIJ from Kiilivjlrlsv, wh(r9 Mr. i)ii la cusmrotetf ith the East 0ri;soi Lumber Co. , $ H4ti4M 'ltrIII.IK . lists ICuth .M'atkins l..n t.lils T iiiK for tier liome, utter spend- GeorgeFergiW(on left this main ing for Ills h6uie In liubler; after sounding the -week-eni lime with frieuds. Hu is adrugsist nt luibler frteutU. Kl;;lii Man Here James It. Chandler left tills morn ing for his home in Klgln, after line time hire as tho guest I spending sonio time here ou busl- Camptartl lietHrn .fins Kathryn Campbell left this jiiing foi- her home in Caldwell. r spending two weeks here as guest of her sister, Mis. C. B ter. Uuih.'Wlt Visilti lllilill is. E. M. Uanciiant left this iiing for Union, whore Me was d by the serious illness of an friend, Mrs. Ihitrick Sullivan. (umlilrt itetm-ii Irs. Sarah Gamble and Mrs. herine Gamble left this morn for their home in Union, after piling a sluirt time here on a ;iiping tour. Jones is Out Again liss F. Jones is again at her at the Jones and Itabone Lad. Heady lo Wear store. She has li quite III at her home, Willi a fre cold. I . .K. Williams Kettirus (. E. Williams arrived home last lit from Portland, where he was ed by the serious illness of his ler, G. S. Williams, who is slpw Iniproviug at present. iH'So, in connection with his farm near Elgin. A 11. el Man Here It. Littleton is a guest at the Foley Hotel. He claims that busi ness calls him from Alicel where he is a farmer. -' Klein Insurance .Man Here. L. B. Tuttle, well known man living at Elgin, has been in La Grande for the past many days, looking over some' business matters and of course visiting with old time friends. He returned to Elgin this morning. Parly loslKiietl The Epworth League Valentine parly to be held at live Island Oil) church, ou February 4, has been postponed indefinitely , because illness in that vicinity. Eastern Star Social Club- Mrs. C. W. Bingner will'be hostess for the members of the Eastern Star Social Club tomorrow afternoon at her home, 1707 Second street. SALVATION ARMY LEADERS WILL BE - HERE WEDNESDAY Col. J. V . Ccstslns. divisional commander tuf the Salvation Aftnv, end Adj. J. jlell, both ot.S.-aUIu, will De- in IKV civy Ytvuuesuay, anu that evening will have charge of the meriting lit the Salvation Army Hall on Fir Street at 8 o'clock. This, is Col. Cousin's first visit to La Graude. ' IE PHMKIQN MEN TUITION IS , mnnriprn. . ... HlintAM.Ui : . r THEATRES UN U N ST. LOUIS. .MO., rS CHOSEN FOU CONVENTION. Main Interest Will Be Focused in the Meetings of the Graduate Council. PRINCETON UN1VKHWITY ADDS TO INDIVIDUAL EXPENSES.. Many Scholarships Ate Provided for ' the Deserving Students of the College. ' PRlScETON, N. J., Jan. . 31. Princeton has decided to increase its Ituition charge' from -o0 to :!00 per 'year, according to a statement issued todav bv President John Grier Hib- ibon. "The increase will (to irtto.effect I with the wpening of the next academ ic year. It will not attcci kooci stu dents of small, means, as added pro vision has been made to take care of such men through-tho 'system of schol arships recently developed. President Hibbcn. unnounced in December that to carry out this plan, 210 now priae memorial scholarships of an. annual value of $200 had been established by action of the Board of Trustees. This hiimrs the total number of scholar ships- now open to undergraduates to AM) A HUM. ICY A HIT . . AS KUlNAI'l'lll lll.t!ti:s. . ' IX YAt'llJ'IXU I'tmfcllt The sAllar- Unlverss. -Tnie stellar universe has. a hk crinrt ok pearly hli. sad astrono- Si nierlnslu(id Is made of quadrillions .Ji:of suns r wlielher the uulreie Is "Mi j First Klopoiii," ,) cli will be shown at tile tbm'i tonhl and yue iday,, r-a 1 be clast 'il as a iIiuioukHiIj- f)ioliisotnoent lalnnvent. Cllan as a kouitd't .tooth and sparkling with all the vim aim vigor or llio ut ol-duwrg, it pleased a targu and iesoVaivt' r.t'dieuce. Aa Christiana Elliott, Wanda Ilawley has a rnlo spK'ndidly fitted to he vivaciously eft'cetlvo stylo of comedy. An easy and simple plot, it soon gets tangled Into a mlrlh lul hodge-podge of cwiifpllciitlons. A comedy said to be the swiftest two reel riot over screened is on the same program. lluliftrsdllt ueliutotiR ittHtir - - -" - .a (NEW .TODAY I.0sf-0Lls gold watch ElguVroake jiaween the Deponnd Elm street, fcyve ateObservcr office. Reward, . t-81-2tp .1 WANTED To Ret Jl modern five- I k - '.Til tH..L- 'Jirr, I ' . l-!tli!t PRINCETON. N. J., Jan. 31. Sev. eral hundred Princeton graduates, many of them important men of af- ,89 and thoi gU ,g rang0 rom $!,0 furs, will drop their business and pro- ... ti,i mnnu ihut nt nresent fessional duties and devote three days h't ' ,.. in pverv 8jx will hive to tne consuieration ot tneir .universit- lt east a pul-tion of his expenses tuk- lesi prooiems, .iroin iiiursuuy. reu- en care Of. ruary 10 to Sunday, February 13. The I .. occasion will be the first annual meet-1 LAST CHANCE ing oi ine iauouui mumni .tssoeia- IVTT'M'P Ct OmeTJ THE 'EXAMV H.W LAST AT SIIEI "UlUiard.' f luyed by I.on Chun wiiose iVuiratUer work as "The WVT:i rn'irs Ho have I.ihoity immit, firtt mvfie-A'rs, ffood rorij car. at lifct Vttck,. to 'trade in on i I'raidc prtijvrty, to como and see an. I have food barf sins'. We a I-1 so have some good proKrty to trude fr WiHamette Valley puopertv. 'PYRAMID' LAND CO. 1-31-lt Klll KENT Two rooms for light housekeeping. Call Red 18:12. J-31-lt. FOU ' KENT Part of my house on Ailams. Purlieu can rent two aliMdng rooms or - give Imtird. Achilla. Call 1431 Admits. l-31.lt.' M KV A I'll VSIC A L SCIENCE. Clira 1. Slegnmnn, practitioner. Fiog" in " l h'j Mlruulu Man" will Treatments daily from 9 a. m. to 4 1 never be forgiitU'ii. In "Tho Pen- ! "W and from 7 p. m. to II p. in. H Stull Here liss Martha Stoll arrived lit from Adams. She will be the t of her uncle and aunt, Mr. t Mrs. C. K. Fields, for several s at Lone Pine. Tile Snlilers lletllin v .Mr. and Mrs. I) H. Snider left this morning for their home, near Telocaset. They spent a ffhort time li'MC stocking up In the grocery lino for the coming spring. The last i Solders aiv well known farmers of that district. I. Allen Hcrci- Irs. C. U Allen and daughter are i&ts, at tllie Soinmor Motel. They here in tho interest of the .ghter's health. The Aliens are ai Lotiiie. i. Kussell Itfturns (is. E. II. liussell and mother Eddie Hannon Returns Eddie Hannon left this morning for his home in Huntington after spend ing some time here visiting with his wife and relatives. He is night mar shal! at Huntington. tion of Princeton University, which I will be held at the Hotel Sutler, St. Louis, Mo. The fact that Missouri and not New Jersey was chesen for the meeting marks a further step in the University's desire to emphasize more strongly the national scope of its func tion and activities. All Princeton alumni in every state of the Union have been invited to attend, and grati fying responses have been received indicating that delegations will be present from as far west as I,os An geles, as far south as San Antonio, and as far north as northern New En Preliminary meetings will be held on Friday, February 11. Prufessor E. W. Kcmmerer will speak, The main interest will, however, be focused in the meetings of the Graduate Council, which is the driving force behind the National Association, to be held on Lincoln's Birthday. Delegates repre senting over fifty associations cover ing every stnte in the union, as well as representatives from the various chsses dating back to 1819, are ex pected to be present. UNTIL SPRINr ally he has a part lliitit Is unltue In the annals of the screen. Ullz 2i.rd, tho legless master of San Francisco's underworld, whioso sa. tanlc hatred ot humanity is tinged with the fantastic cruelly of an uu- balauced mind, is perhaps tho most unusual 'hero ever pivseuted In a motion; picture production. Clyde I.ouls Kiddle, Jr. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kiddle have a brand new baby boy at thelrj lioine In Island Cltyf"'! lie youngsfi 'land Cltyr" n" 'nPTfran tn an aPTrance yostardny this morning for their home ! morning and itipped the scales at Wallowa lifter ii'penillng the eight pounds. Ho answers to 111" (k-end hvre visitinij friends and name of Clyde Louis. Kldd'le, -Jr. illviTs:' '1iio Kussells are well J. A. Small to Wallowti , ; J. A. Small, hardware man at Baker, left this iinoruiiig for Wat iwn here. A' ! 4 'b 'V ! COMING EVENTS. iJan. 31-Feb. 5. Income tax deputy collcctory will be at room Federal Buildig lo aid persons in making out their tax returns. Feb. 4. 5, fi. SUte Christian Endeavor Society Conven tion in La Grande. .J. .. J. .J. -j. .J. .J. . 1 Iowa, where he will spend a short I time on business. Miss Smith Itetlli'iis Miss .Milium Smith, who har been spending, past lew days In Portland oil a shoit rucatlon Irtp, returned to her home here Saturday night. Shu Is ticket ugenl at the O.-W. R. & N. station. MARX MADE Blue Serge Pants $6.45, $7.45, $8.45 A PAIR I Here at New Spring ! Prices. Whip Cord, lace knee Breeches at $5.85 pair, all sizes 28 to 3S waist. i ! V CASH AM SA K Glint's Clothiery I "The Store With a Conscience" lloK Aditms SiKMlm-a-vs CirtK-cry Oiwus The Sniodraiis Oroceiy onnJ.'poi Ktioet is op'n todii for business. cTlisUiimTrt ! J. O. SiKJdBrusa toiiTnlsl this nuirniiiK that "Ruy" and "Jim' were all set ready to issue orders Ki their many customers. Mil. lu ll ItiMiii iis J. Frank Mitchell returned Sun day evening from 1'ortland, where he .ms been spending tfeveral days on busincHH In connection with the Equitable Loan Co. As usual Mr. Miuheil is glad to be back. CollitiN to Kiimelit J. N. Collintt left 1 1) is moriHim for KuiiH'Ia. where he was formerly switch 'tender, but whh lt out oT service ou account of poor eyesight. He will upend a .few. duyn tin-re and will return to I.a Grande in the near future and make his hi nu ll ere. Announcement OI.DrTlME DANCES will bo given In Rn Hall on i VeiUi''situy even.nas. Nolhlns n tut Ihe pract'fui. old-time fiinrr will be danced. Music by Lioil')'' superb orchestra. Jvirvone enjoyed the first danei-s; bp ufe and attend . khoe to b glveo. l.sooa t.y appnintmcnt. Call Main J. Mii. Kltiian Iti( tti'iis M is. C. KIiiihh and da iifi titers, Krma and JtU;r. rciurned t La Grande Saturday morning and will nink-e theii- future hornn 1ht3. They have' bei'u living at Weisi-r, Idaho, fm some time, though thy are i former reidt-nu lot (his place. Mrs. Mean Hf Mik. C. K. Heau h'tl lUis nmrn in fnt hT home In J- 1 k i affci; spndiiiK a thort time in La Gramle. Mis. Uean has been hpMMtius xoiue time In Hot Luke unt'rvriiirg l vf:it men:? fiom Ir. y.' U I'hy nit in tn w reported to be gi'ititiy alon k nicely. DAN t.tr... 4 lull in l"if UiM-Tfl'- m"n's Klc. club 'it tUe l"nl. vemiiy of rr-in. ir hih Itaktli I'o.inn of ihr cfc'y is . m nite r, t.'i-nt tfi p..t 'eh-ct,d "iiirott- la'1, ri-r tf,v presetiUil a con- r-it shi the uieninp! audlfrium Ti' Oi' yledif soue. recenfl riii.iid by John Stark t:ai ot til. I'ni-ity nittfic faculty. w'a iia'iri the concert prOKram. ? . TUESDAYS, "! SATUBDAYS j8 , rfzi Pr.b.n. H lilven Kuril Ijidy Iibik for) "tinlry In (I wrU " t nrllhwf prtu. To Ik- t.iven ,Vay Kach jlnf ""o an applied fnr t sli.tjfelion Tucvliiy yjM. JlvrUd ln,th3)oi;l ptptr. Oo of L liraln8 t J ohk. thqueitlon. w "J, DB burs .IT article for M.OB and sells It for 9.!M: i i '7 If 1 I f ad he rain Ins no the tranr X-' . . rur-i rm'Ji m-'H:. i!n N. Aj 'DeSllet, Mgr P. -tAm. but lo i,9ae enti.- Primitive East Indian Dancing. In iiativi Hindu dances virtually every muscle of the body in In sonic way brought Into play. There Is Kood deal of pantomime used. rHther eryptic to the foreigner, and few of the pj oresslonal.' dunijtTr ;iipptar..to hate hud the training necessary to give real rhythm of motion. IIALl'YVAY. Jan. 31 The Cor nucopia Mjiics Company at Orntt copia has shut itown l.nst Chance mine until sprinK. The nun stiui down also. The Union mill, owned by the same cumpuny, Is working two shifts. Most Egg In New Moon Period. Experimeii's have sh Ml that more will hatch If the hen Is set when 'the moon la new, or very close to that period, and that the younx chicks hatched at that time will bo stronger and more vigorous, and will grow more rapidly, (in the other hand, chicks hutched when there Is no mnnii are often more '.c-n!;iy and -do not make such strong and vigorous fowls, nor are llicy such good egg-layers. Had There Been No War. It Is estimated that had there been no wars ami no epidemics, the present population of the world. l.fll!),0()0,000 pecple, would have descended from a single couple lu 1,782 years, or sine 138 A. D. ' Speaking of Eve. . : "Dendrolny." says a eoiiieiiipornrj "is ru admirable ptpstilt for women ' W'a seem to. remember, howeyeK "tha one of the earliest feminine ai'horlctil turists made a snd me of it. Spring Suits in Great Variety fen Offices rooms 1SI-JU, Wost-Jueulison ! IhiiKling. 1-Ul-linl FOU SAI.K Modern ti-rooni house anil 2 lots, one block from tireen- wood School. Cull nt Mil W Ave. fei l-:tl-(lt What Solves the Greatest n i i rroblem in i our nome Today. ? ' Watch This Space Th Tlrst Stnnoqi-apher. Isaac I'lliu.in. ewiliiiry to common belief, was not" Hie llrst stenographer. The first st"iio;;iaiilicr. so far as can be determln-'il by the records unearth ed up to the present, was Marcus Till llus Tiro, the scholarly secretary to Marcus Tullltis Cicero. Tiro took down a speech deliveied by Cato In the year 63 B. a CARR'S CARR'S Whpre; your Credit is Good Use it. COMPLETE HOMEfllRNlSHER Arbitragv iTils Is a term applied lo trnm-ae-Minis taking inlvitniage of dlfferene tn price In dl.Tcrcnt murketa for too same articles. At the mine time that the trader buys In ihe cheaper mar ket he sells In Hie dearer. The mar gin between the two prices must be more Hum the cost of exchange In order to show a profit. Arbitrage transactions are usually in bullion or coin, hills and exchauges or slocks and bonds. Christmas Birthday. ft Is an Interesting tint Hint Sir Isnac Kenioii. who effected more than any oilier person in rendering the world familiar to us rioin an as. tronoinlcnl point of view, was bom on Christmas day, 1(112. La Grande, Oregon h'li ppetlte i"" Him. A slory is told of a Jockey who af. ter Hie race for which he had been long starving himself wetit to a hotel and ate a leg of mutton. When tho waiter asked If he would like soirs weets or cheese, he replied : "No. I never eat swet. But If you ha-t another leg of mutton I think I could manage it," The Viking Separator is the woman's choice. In de signing this machine the manufacturers not only have in mind the attainment ot skimming; DUt ease of operation; simplicity in construc tion and mechanical excellence YseparaiorHJJ It is easy to clean and-keep sanitary, iJuilt tne correct neurnc lor com fortable operation. There is no leaning over to turn the crank. Exaiiiine the illustration closely.'- Come in and let us demonstrate a Viking to you. r The Brad nor Co., Jarvlu Klilifll, Jlcr. r flvri.tr. Del Motm Bearish with Tomato Sauce are the kind of food that you can still af ford to serve liberally because they are as truly economical as they are tempting and satisfying. NT;:, infifJt-lH 'lit mitiK fir ppflnii rpviil mndi injf'uiilty In ilin- tux hk nfli a Mvn ilt-partiir fnnm f)rls frHiurpH Mint" liHa rve1 p'iy- mr ifurtri? tin .tiPT f"nifro) wrv rtHijjfd nl iriilHr( fR !nril. Sklrfji vry in wMili frnn tne diura to tlint In. !! hy mm- pftrin tth ttwmihut hn m flnr wit h vpr,r ynme infti, nti't In fh ylny fnr tx1rewy in kin rp nwppteum v ilr fit? Mnep. Tltre r tnun triiii.'lit r'n. rjjrir (CfctiMtty In long'h. Smtiii, of thTn imrrly p?' tlt vnit Mne nn! fhprn ri flmr-tfp lig'n. vrtil mnnj rriyfciinnn btipn. rv nklrt r plBin. nrp ml nf th na- trrliiift find ar Darrtiw (sjirf'l lnvn- If ttflf'iP nmhltlnn In ti Hf'tm.TP fuit thffl In illk unvthinc ihnt hn No nwrnsl hfnngttt unit nt th left of th two hnvn Ump. !ll pmv In! '! irjfj TJ hvlv of ihf Uir.n' ciet fb foroilni rniiiitlcl pufinl)'. ttelow tliM walt tlnn, tlmt ovtTltin. limy nr trhniii'f1 w'.th nnrriw hrul4. Tin- tlJnr jirofniM to ; bp in I'Mp iInr tvM- 1ft Hprihff VDltP ntil thr ftklrt cnytn mit the t;mH nrrnriiri'iiH'ril hy th ft. K'-titmb" ih1 other Itnvt'U '"in nuiii'l Hlniiriitiin by ihe pxiintftiie tfitH-nm In Hrkiiiaiirhlii w ii $ hJcb flioy hip nppltfl. Tin- fuit nt th rtrht tn ty,Un of thoH'X ict rn'KlH, Ktrnfht In front, rlth Mu'lit iire nt tho Im-. n liMr It 1 n Itttlo thfiu In fr-.nf. 'flip n ftr'ttio In lprit;fh nn'l Mt iiHtro unit xhn thn flint,'' fiik onilirtllfr !n two Ior nti'l ftc htiI flnlall' Tnl hnnNftiii morJol. In tli ifltlor of fip'-nrntlon. It r. rmlw to hpn.vn 'hl'ft wfH ho hot likJ. hut i.-oliirIf-ii lialhc lent FEBRTAEY RECORDS 4 9 tSSK7 ft mvutt vman NOW 01? SALE " 0 W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO. 1&. Grande's Pioneer Home Furnishers AR CA BE TODAY AND TUESDAY i I WANDA I1AWIEY The advi'iitures of a -girl who tried to straigliten . . out hr cousin'ii love affairs and did a very satis- factory job of mixing up her own. t . SPECIAL CORfBDY ATTRACTION . ' wfiT 4nd Farmer0 " A Ilootchy WlyDopia Two Lieiinous'auggers . - o j- 0 o GO0 v - 0 0