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TpDX&DAY, APRIL 13, 192?
e C3 OI&NTJE EVEN1NO OBSERVE!
POGE FIVE
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LcJcal" iSlews In Brief
i
Coifuly People I lei ,
J AmuiiKe the . residents of county
I towns arqiviuK last night nre Mrs.
J J. H. Hayes. of .tnin, and Mrs. C.
1J. UU2IM1. isT Blgln.
F. WALLENBERG
Portland, than reache Perrfl having
started this week.
The
j Joseph lliili viniin Here '
1 Huuh Wilson and wife, of JosVph,
I arrived in the city lust evening. Mr.
Wilson Is proprietor of a large dulry
I near Joseph.
I '
Fink
J j rcmlletcu Man Here
I R. Fowler, of Pendleton, is visit
i iiiK at the Ward H. Fowler lionn.
! bavins conio here to attend the
funeral of T. E. Foster this ufter-
At Ho? Lake
Mrs. J. L. Cramer is spending i;v
,era! days ut Hot Lake.
: noon.
Shop
I'nited in .Mtirriacc
Walter Schmid and Mr-!. Jo-ie l cr-
'cuson were married at 'he Preshyter
! iun Manse Tucs.luv jiteriiiiaii-wt '-ittu-J
Mr. Schmid is one of tno bakers at
J the McPherson Bakery and Mrs.
I ixhmid was in the Depot street hakery
lias saleslady.
Snow Last Night " .
i A blinding snowstorm was encoun
tered, by parties returning from the
country club dunce late yesterday ev
ening. No snow fell in "the city, but
the area covered with snow during
the night extended to a point very
close to thojty limits.
Bad in Movies
ation is the onlv means of
ills of the moving picture
try, according to a discussion
of the subject by the Men's Club of
ithe M. E. church last night. On the
fother hand, it was generally acknowl
edged that there is much of education
al .scientific and entertainment val
ue in the movies and with the bad
features removed they would be a bie;
factor for good in the community. R.
W. Leighton led the discussion.
HAS MOVED
And now occupies the
ground floor room at 1113
Adams avenue, where the
lovely creations in Ladies'
and Children's Jli'linery
are bound to interest ev
ery lady and child who
wisher to he well divsswl.
at a low cost. You are in
vited to call.
I Will Attend Presbytery
J Rev. James Aikin Smith left this
I morning for Nyssa, to attend the reg
J ulur spring meeting of Presbytery. He
J expects to return Thursday evening.
He delivers an address this evening
at a special session of the Presbytery
In the interests of Young People.
.Right of Way Determined
The right of way for the road from
I here to Hilgard whs decided on yes
terday when the county court and the
i county roadmaster made a trip over
Jithe route. Other right of way along
ithe Old Oegon trail will be decided on
I tomorrow when the court will take a
I j trip to North Powder. On Krid iy,
S a trip will be taken through Klu.ii) to
Wallowu county. Those going over
! the Hilgard stretch of road included
j County Judge V. tl. Couch, Commis
si sioners J, F. Hutchinson and Cecil
'Calloway and County Uoadn-aster
Si John V. Birney. .
Pink Shop
1115 ADAMS AVENUE
On Trip For Health
! The Albany Herald contains a news
I item concerning Mr. and Mrs. V. E.
8 l.ivengood, former residents of thi.s
S city. It will be remembered that Mr.
' Livengood wa's one of the first man
lingers of the J. C. Penney company
J.here. The item is as follows: "Mr.
I, and Mrs. F. E. l.ivengood started this
, morning on an extended tour throuirh
California for the benefit of Mr. Liv
J'cngood's health. When they left Al
I banv thev had no objective in mind.
' but 'their friends believe that they will
I spend the greater part of their time
Vat Southern California points.
ELECTRICAL COFFEE
An Electric Percolator or
an Urn will improve the
flavor of your coffee and
improve your breakfast
disposition. -Jlave you the
required electrical helns in
your home? They are here
for us to demonstrate to
you. Will you visit us?
Buy your Electrical Ap
pliances here and you can
always get service.
Wiring, Kepairing and
Supplies.
Let Ihc, II. & S. Electric
Do Your Work.
H. & S. Electric
Company
10.') DEPOT STREET
Phone Red 3931
Silencer to Kelire
Thomas Murray Spencer, "poet
laureate" of Montana, has made his
last trip to The Dalles. Spencer, who
is a Doet "on the side" only, uses cigar
salesmanship as a means of earning a
livelihood. He has been coming to
The Dalles regularly for years and
has made many friends here. But old
age is creeping on, and Spencer has
decided to retire. Yesterday he vis
ited with all of his friends, bidding
'them goodbye. Techy he left for
Portland, where he will- make his
home. The Dulles Chronicle.
Survey Progressing
The survey being made for the pur
pose of determining the bcstJViiter
siipp'TyErwirfWw-r'rit?'''of I.n
Grande is progressing rapidly. U. E.
Koon, consulting engineer in charge
of the work, Teports that the transit
party, which is in charge of Dan Me
lllan. is now working about 10 miles
from the city at a point beyond the
second bridge over the 'Grande Konde
on the other side of Five Points. The
level pnrty, in charge of C. Koehle, of
COMING EVENTS.
.J. .J. 4.
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Apr. HO. New Yurk Philhar
monic Orchestra, L D. S.
Tabernacle.
May. It. Eastern Oiegon
Track Meet, Union.
4. .j. .j. .j. .J.
Announcement
OLD-TIME DANCES
will be .given lo Rei Hall on
Thursday evenings. Nothing
but the graceful, old-time
dances will bo danced. Music
by Llndsey's superb orchestra.
Everyone enjoyed Ihe first
dances; be" sure and attend
those to be' giran. Lessons
by appointment. Call Main 42.
Mf.&Mrs.P.J.PQwers
DA N C E
TUESDAYS '
SATURDAYS
Tlikel Wven Kavh ljulf Dancer tyf
Prior To be Given A way Kar.h
I Tuesday Mglit.
FISHING TOGS
We carry a complete line
of
Out-Door Clothes
High Top Shoes
Rubber Sporting Hip
' Roots
Khaki Fishing Coals
Khaki and Whipcord
Pants '
Rohky.and Whipcord
Lace Knee Pants
Khaki, and Wool Shirts,
Ladies' .('Jiippewa Hifh
Top Shoes.
Ix.'t us Oiitfit You at Low
cat Prices. :.
You Save We "Sell for
Cash.
'Clint's Clothiery
"The 'Store With Con-science."
.General Manager Here
W. C. Pratt, general manager of
the Pyramid Land Co. offices in Ore
gon, Idiho and Washington, pissed
through La Grande yesterday on his
his way to Enterprise. Mr. Pratt is
at present interested in the Montana
oil fields, and reports that the last
seventeen wells drilled all struck oil.
and that oil is pure, that they take it
right out of the wells and run cars
with it. While in the city he conferred
with r. N. Ford, local manager of the
Pyramid land eninpiiny. located in
the Coolidge building.
Another Shrine Ceremonial
Loral members of the Al Kailnr
Temple, Mystic Shrine of Portland,
have received notification 0f the big
ceremonial nt Seattle April 30. A
special train will leave Portland
from the Union Station at 4:30 o'
clock, Friday, and will return Sun
day afternoon. The NIloBTehiple. of
Seattle is making hotel resevra
tlona for the Oregonians. Several
local member nre wondering if bus
iness cannot 'call them to Seattle
the later part of the mouth.
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Lylo, the Piano Tunor, Is
SMALL TRACT WANTED
at tho Hotel Foley today; 4-11 u
.
Itacfli 20c to 25c. People Meat
i.i.A Muin ?J7 j.r..iri
' ' jchard, but wild kc t 'have gowl
Vanity Fulr Ileuiity Shop, 12 De-1 improvement. Submit what you havi
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Have a party tiio wants 5 lo 10
acres close in. Don't wan? much or-
pot stroet. houo lied 1751 for up-1 with good description, iBid.pr'co by
potutuieuts.
3 Silt
Ten pounds of lard for ?1.7.at the
People's Market. 4-0-ff
first letter.
SECUK1TY LAND & SAVINGS CO.
4-ll-:tt
jO That mngnificient linetif ciimlv'wel
must fleuse you. ",14 Ri ulwuya
fresh, Always pure, always ut if low
price by the pound, by the box, by
tho 10c worth, at
FAMILY DRUd STORE
I.A QRANOCOaaCON,
. 4-i:t-tf.
F. Wallenberg Is Hie newly-ui- ,
pointed Swedish minister, who bus ar
rived ut Washiutcu. 1
The Writer and the Reader. 1
Care should be lukcn, not that Ihe 1
reader y understand If lie will, but i
that he must understand, whether lie j
will or not. yiiinillliin.
INEW TODAY;
FOR SALK GoM
Harvostrd before
Coin Potntoos.
the frost. Call
1'Olt SALK Furniture, rid? rirat
St. 4-r.-2tp
VOU SALK -A younjf .;-lf. Aiso a
..boy's bicycle. Phono Itlack
4-p:-u.
WANT10I) Woman to work ' on
ranch. Phono FanueiH 27X1
4-1 IS-H
Mr
In ion Pcilp Here Todii.v
George Beard and family.
Bennick and Mrs. K. Ervin arc
anion j; the Union people in Grar.ie
today to attend tho funeral of
Thomas Foster.
Preparing For Tourists
The fence at the fiiirpTaunds has
been rebuilt on the south side and
the fence west of the main entrance
will shortly be cut down lrtm 10 to
7 feet and will be moved closer to the
race track. Q avenue will be vacated
to Maple street and outside of the
fence to the railroad tracks, all of the
ground will be used for a tourist
camp. The survey for this work will
be made within a few davs.
BOY-SCOUTS
(Conducted jt)r National Council of th
boy Scout of America )
SAFETY FIRST REQUIREMENTS
Kvery find-cla scout who qualifies
for the merit badue In sufeiy Brut
must pas Ihe following tests;
1. State four or nn-re dnncorons
conditions In the average home and In
dicate uhat step should be. taken to
correct these conditions.
i;. Produce satisfactory evidence that
h is personally responsible for Ihe
application tf al least tno coimtrue
the safety first principles in his own
home.
3. Name the most serious violation
of public safety principles which fins
coiih! under his observation, and pro
duce satNfnrtory evidence that he 1m
done all within his power lo correct
the same.
4. .State In writing at least six of
the most ImportHiit regulation emer-
! luff street safety to meet Hie condl
; Hons of the neighborhood in which he
, lives.
j ft. State In writing n't l"nt six of
i the most Important regulations cover
I Ing street safety to meet the condl
; Hons of the ar-hoo. he last attended.
1 6. SiihmiMn wrlHnif an outline of
! hi n plnn for a school Ore drill and
explain the inejhod of' properly carry
I In it h Into effect.
7. State In writing at lenst six vlo
j lation of safety h.t principles which'
, ar repnn,t)!e ffir accidents in con
i inctlon with railroad,
i K Stand a ntnfnctory exatnlnatlon
' showiiiK a knoutt'dge of the linnrtnnt
principles It Inrolvt-s, ani jatlfne
I tnrtly demniivtrHte his ability to a
ntiie lend'-iMiip In cae of a tle. panic,
r r other di-(fr. fBd gn-en cpjn
" on hite Kroiftid.) .
ln 1!1P. I'.'.tCi Hy pn--f Mrs tet.
How many of imi adult vhor'd
- tlii tt riMild p- li Hw ntTiy
, i--if' tin vmi ! pi r.Hi'd I'.T'J
j Ih-ji prfMMitcd in yHir town Is-t $flr
' If m.hf lu.i.l.,tln t.-.l- a.. Ii.t,.'.
l'kr' lllll-l.'l III III.. KIII'J l ..H,
t! ly i?ill! do,
Uncoil 20c to 2!h'
Market; phone Main
People's Meat
17. 4-5-tf
MAKE
THE
OREGON
YOUR HOTEL
WHKN IN
PORTt AND
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Toimlar Spachius Lobby
At the Center of
Evorythini;.
Uroadway at Stark St.
Wo BiiKRest yon ft'rlle. phone
or who tor reaervallona.
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ARTHUR II MEYERS.
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OUR GUARANTEE
We vise only the best mater
ials. The quality and work
manship of our repair jobs is
guaranteed. That's why we
recommend and guarantee
Gill Rings to overcome oil
pumping and to prevent the
escape of compression.
For Snh by
LEIGHTON 'S WELDING AND MACHINE
WORKS :: :: :: R. W. Leighton, Prop.
usics Perfect
I riMMaiiaiaw Mini ill in laminia
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The New Edison is like the perfect mrrrcr
that reflects form and feature,, true to every
line and subtlety cf coloring. It fjivcs you
nn e.xact Re-Creation of the singing. or play-,
mg ot tne living artist or artists.
Mr. Edison spent 7 years of his time and 3
millions of his dollars to develop the perfect
realism of the New Edison. He has proved
this perfect realism by comparing the New
Edison with living artists 5,000 times before
more than 5 million people. The New Edison
is positively the only phonograph which can
sustain this test.
.We have.for 'you.aproofon offset paper of the
famous Franklin Booth etching of Mr. Edison,
as -he looks today.' Size 12-x' 19 fnc'hes. Bears no
advertising matte'rj'suitahle for framing. Just
fill out the ballot and bring or mail it to us.
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BALLOT
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Mr. F.dixm han jotl made a
list of hia 25 favorite tunes.
What olher well-knon
American's favorite tur.aa
would you like to koon?
Wrlle hia or her name beta
Your Mane
Addr.ao-l
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