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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1921)
FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ' PAGE EIGHT J. a PENNEY COMPANY A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION STATE COLLEGE A COMPLETE. NEW SHOWING .. .;) ' OF LA die: When the Fishing Fevef Gets You . iiY CHARLES ASM. Jltt Registration of lonif course stud-' SUMMER SUITS PI IS HI LIU! L'UIII!lfl! IIU! Il-lltl"'. n,--' ..... . .l- ...ii i u...i 'jn; Including summer sension l shj: t I course students the numb -r is lo I date. This is a considerable increase over the registration of lust year. NEWS FROM If 0 o e o ill. "II i hi o . Ait am - mil Ill There comes 'a time when you long for a trip to your favorite fishing spot. When you feel the urge don't go without an. equipment which will insure suc cess. Our stock of KEELS, HODS, LINES, HOOKS, FLIES, Etc. is very complete. Coma in und see tho new things designed to add to the pleasures pf the piscatorial art. i si La Grande II Ufjp Pharmacy 4LV1N BNAPPS'. Proprietor I1AJ.N 40 TANT MM) A Bin KU: TKV AN OBSKItVKK AD. Demountable Solid Tire Bargains w " i LIMITED STOCK Every tire iiliwdutel.v new While They Last' 1338x7 UNITED STATES SOLIDS, - demountable, stock price ?8l.Gl. Our price : 51 :i6x5 UNITED STATES SOLIDS demountable. Stock juice $51.60 Our price 20 3-1x3 1-2 GOODYEAR SOLIDS Demountable. Stock price $33.4:2. Our price : 3 Kixt GOODYEAR SOLIDS Demountable. Stock- price $10.08. Our price i, ,3 3(ix UNITED STATES SOLIDS. I . Demountable. Stock pried $-10,(18 t . Our price ..-...'. ........ $27.50 $20.00 $15.00 $17.50 $17.50 Money Write address plainly. Send Postal or Express -- Order.ur- -CU;i-ti liotl--ht'k- -- L0TTA MILES TIRE CO. 132-31 Market SI. TACO.MA, WASH. BOY'S OVERALLS 69 c "Bine Buckle" brand. A full cut, Indigo Dyed, "V ion Made" Boy's Overall, of standard weight Denim. Supply your needs .now "at this price. CHILDREN'S Combination -. '. 69 c I5ukIi and : Slrii' Denim, heav lizos in KtK-k now. runihl.e I'lay, Suit? I of Blue - - e . (ground Broken for New Building The Commerce Building now being i erected is located north of the Dairy ll building, with entrances from boti I me norm ana ;ne somn. n. in 01 un; "U" tvne. 1811 feet lor.ir, and 7 feet wide, with winir 2i by 107 feet. There are three floors above a well liirhteci ground floor. The most approved methods of heating, lighting, and ven tilation will be employed. Jii-low s a "list of the dcp-irtments and activities to be housed in the new building: The offices of the presi dent and the Executive Secretary; the College Editor; the Clerical Ex change: the O. A. C. Press; the of fices of Student Publications; the; de partment of Industrial Journalism; the diureau of Organization und Mar kets: the executive office of the school of Commerce; the department of Bus iness Administration; the department of Economics and Sociology; the de partment of Political Science; the de partment of Office Training, and that part of the department of Mathemat- ics which deals with commercial math ematics. Horner Lend) Expiation. A few scraps of human-bones, Komc of thm well preserved, rewarded the nffoitH of an expedition bHturtlav lo the prehistoric burial mounds -Montr tHe Calapooia river. The expedition was led by Professor J. 11. Horner, of the Malory department of the college, and Wan composed of members of the Oregon History cIhhu. Owing to the wet condition of the pro und. a limited amount of work was done by the Hor ner party on this trip. This is a second expedition led bv Mr; Horner to uncover some of the remains of prehistoric men and ani mals. Last week bones of a giant el- lephant were uncovered near ('orval- I lis. I'licKc, discoveries point to the i fart that at one time the state of ure gofl was a tropical country and in habited by niamals of, unknown ch ir acter. J'rofctmoi Horner has announced that this is only a beginning to deter-, mine the prehistoric facts of the state of Oregon, Professor Horner is the author of "The Hlstorv of Oreirnn." and Is ft pioneer of tho Orando Hondo Valley j having taught school at Mount Glenn. lie will return this summer to his o'd stamping grounds in the Grande Rondo lo do historical research wcrk. w o M o M I 13 gm Just twelve of these by tody's express. Tin? sea son's newest modes i:i Navy Serge anil Twcotine. They are snmrtly styled, full Silk Lined.aiid perfectly tailored. X1k.v afford 'you worth while' savings ut these prices. THEY' AKE PRICED AT -. ' ' . ' ' " 0 $26i50 and 28M COLORED ORGANDIES Plain White colored and Flowered Patterns in fine (liiality imported Swiss Organdies, width 44-in. Price 98 yard. III - Suits and WhTle Vars4 ' All Hunks Ah llitlhcsl. 'I'lui iinntitil militarv ItiMpoctinn will i'v hiihl Miiy third, Colonel M. M. Full of San Franrisco will- lie the insprct- inir otrit'cr.. J he various units will In put throuijrh their respective drills. O. A. C. is ranker! as one of the ten highest colleges in tho United States for their military work. At this in spection it will he determined whether or not they are lo retain their stiincl intf. A I'athc movinjr picture man will be present to film the important oper ations, and these pictures will lie shown nil over tho United States to ill this kind of work. In connection with the inspection, a military tourrlar ment will lie held in the. evening. This tournament will consist of competitive jmu'-hitic Kun operations, wall Si-alint;. .drilling, mounteil wrestling, firi:ig, and Other military tactics. . "Hevo" Is Christened. I A real, live hahv heaver was' re cently citptured on Mary's river hy a cinoeinn party. Tho little fellow hnd evidently been injured and was unnlile to make his escape. He was at first placed in the hath tub of n : fraternity hnu-p etui fed on carots jiind milk. Finally 'he refused to t'ike ;any food whatsoever. At this no;nt i the nrofessiotvil services of Professor i i I. M. Wright, bead of the zooh-tfv t demi' tmont, were "called in. .After skillful care and nursing he was ftn ally .induced to take milk thru a pi'ne tce. Now he has become accustor-ied to drlnki"tr niilk ami needs no conxinjr to "ke his neals. The little fellow has been christen ed "llevo." 'It is thomiht that he will mike a wonderful net as he is si Ivounir. In n snon time -novo win j ro'onv envone HKe a do", it -inc. stair suith"' ilies will allow the students to ke n him. n homo will be built on the 'campus so he can enjov life. -A swim niin, pool and all modern convenienc es of a beaver home will be the fea ture. ! If tofnl difficulties are gverconie, "llevo will b adopted by the students as their official mascot and will be ! nromineot in all aclivit'.-s. "Hovo" ' is considered a luckv ind, as the .beaver is the school emblem.. . Snakes Are For "Zon." i l-Ve. rei'l. live .rattlesnakes from the wilds of Southern Oreiron were re rentlv rerrfve'l by the ooloiiy de iitM"t. When the snakes were found thrv wore in dormant st-iire and hence were -easily caplurtd- Sine eominir to (). A. ( ., they hae liven ed on considerably and are ouilo an attraction, to niiinvvti'dcnts who h--ve never seen a rattW-snako kwfore. The bicest one has seven rattles and button, and the s'mllst. three rat tles. Thv wi'l be kept.inie depart meat for a while, on exhibition, mid .then probnWy ujed for ZoUmical pur- I NV.W I.KH FOU KK1TKKS ' ' h'i ) :t ef le"ers remainuic micni-d ofoOin this .fieo fowtlie ween crnini pril Ililth. l!2l. ' ! C.tlemen II. K. Harris. adiei Mrs. Kllell lOi. fr. V.iMIn Houirhton. Mis. J. I Pybuit. Mrs. . n. wiiiiaiiis. ! The above letters "vill be sent to the Lilead lettw- of( c if not mll-d for le plea.-e su.vO "ivei li-i. i vf l'. . - LADIES' Hiking Boots Lace hoots, with 10-iii.. 12-in. and 14-in. tops, veil soles, low and military." They are of light, pliable Calf skin, Tan, Dark Brown ni'ri Buckskin. Prices $G.90 to $10.50 NEW ARRIVALS Many new low shoes are now on display in our shoe section. They include now styles; in Oxfords. Pumps and Strapped Slippers. The prices, as al ways, mean worth while savings to you. - SUMMER GINGHAMS lieUer jGing'hnms at lower prices, sliitaolo for sum mer frocks and' porch dresses. 32-inch widths: . RENFEW KILTIE (JINCHAM 39 .A Crepe Gingham in Plaid Patterns RENFEW TISSUE GINGHAM A sheer Gingham in Plaids and Stripes SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMS . G0' Beautiful Imported Plaids DOMESTIC ZEPHYR GINGHAMS v ...:...15 . .. Plaids, Stripes, Checks, I9c, 23c '.; O 2 -E a O ! . - ;i(i-in. ,: PERCALES 17 a nation-wide , ( ' institution - ss&wm mm) ' 'Kit' . 'Incorhottitcd 312 DEPARTMENT STORES 1J. C. PENNEY COMPANY A NATIONWIDE INSTITUTION! McCall Printed i--' .'. Patterns HILGAIID ROAD . ' '.; - v V '70RK STARTED flio clly Ihdaj' startofl wprlc 'n tholilrfiud-'road fr'oni thof uo'flli ud of the viaduct to the city llin- ItH. Tho scarifier was put to work tilts .morning and is touring up the macadam, after which the road will he Ki-udnd aiuV rolled. This is 1 ho worsi. ple-e "of ' inaciidciii within the ' city limits and CHy ManaKflr UeoiKfa (iarrott Is luak Iiik every eifart to koop trilTIc 'on thib si -eel until It Is finished. The work on Adams avenue aiin'orei' considerably bocause molorlsls dls reKiiiiled thu barricade while the work was koIhk . on. Tho seci inn of the HilBard roa' icint: through the, ol:y which Is. he lm; .put Into eh'apo runs from tin north end of - the viaduct lo avenue, iheuco to Cedar, thence' lo Ihc illy llinlis. ' . s REV. G. I. CLARK WILL HE SPEAKER r Vat ( omm-eNcement " Kl.CIN, Apr. 2'.l.f-Thc tjute for the commencenv-nt exercises of the Elgin hitth school has been set for May 19, and will be held' in the city hall. The commeiK-emon't speaker will be Rev. George I.. Clark, pastor of the First Prcstiytci iun church of Pendle ton. Mr. Clark occupied the Presby terian pulpit; in La Grande for a num ber of years'. ' FollowiiiKis the senior class roll Orha Birnes, president; i.Myitle V. Cross, vice.,president; Gertrude E. Paxton, secretary; Charles E. Witty. treasurer; Kfllph S. Witty, Lctta M. Cornelison, Gladys N. Stoop. Helen Dcnhnm, Richard Woods, Thelma Hup and Anthony E. Maxwell. Icy. Mr. riartiey, who is a resident of I CAPITAL PUNISHMENT I'OIULAND MARKETS 1COAL VEIN ON HARTLEY FARM , IN EAGLK VALLEY POHT.I.AND Apr. '20. Cattle and Koi-'s, were nominally steidy, sheep sliidy. and ejjs unchauffed from yes terday ciuotutioh. cents lower. 11AKER, Apr. 29. That coal may hr one of the nrmlucls of mines in Ha- Butlcr was three nor county is snown uy wmi"" tie Joseph Hartley farm In Eigle vl-l Baker, t;i47 Carter street, has i satn jile.from croppinps of what he believ es is a stroiiK vein of coal; The --Xanv-' pie was sent hini liy his sonj Ed Hart ley, who u operating the Hartley farm.' . INDIAN CKKUK SCHOOL CLOSES "KLGIX, Apr. 20 Tho school ot Indian rrvek closed last Fri'lay for the school year with a picnic, in which tho school board participat ed. Tho titvit teacher enjuKOd wnti iakou isttk, ami Mins Laura Adam? ttnished the year, which was ery juccessru. III' tfl A L AT Mc.MlNNVlLLE IIAKKK, Apr. 2!!. The remains of I.yle Mclntyre, ten year old son of Principal 'and Mrs. Georpe Mclntyre, will U taken today to McMinnVille for burial. Little Lyle died from a frac ture of the skull, havinjr been hit with a Rolf club in the hands of his little chum. LAW' HELP FAULTY flN- SLAyiER'S APPEAL PENDLETON, Apr. 21). An attack on the constitutionality of the capital punishment law wilt form the basis of defense in the appeal on behalf of John E. Ruthie and Ervie I). Kirby, convicted akiyers of Sheriff Taylor, it has developed from a brief prepar ed by Attorneys Thomau H. Wilson and Charles F. Hoi in. The case is schluled for hearing before" the supreme court here May 4, but Bnlin will a.-k that it be put over until May 15. The attorneys hold that" the form of the statute recently restoring capi tal punishment is not properly effeo tivc and thoid constitutional amend- 0" libiti Wnnt A1s Pav. ment prohibiting executions is stilt irf effect. Rithie and Kirby were sentenced tc hanj; in November. Neil Hart, an ac complice in the Pendleton jail break that resulted in Sheriff Taylor's death, was hanfred at that time. William Scgar-trapped a 700-pouiid black bear last week in the cast I'itl-t of Seaside. FRU ITS . LA KG E 'SIZE CHOICE (JUALITY CIICRI;S,PE.VC1!KS PEAK, AriMCOT Ciwis.I.'ic 1 Dozen ?-'.5J ( hokc Bli k Firs, iiounff.... iMmonte StrawbtM iies, 2 cans...... ..:tc CKISCO A guttled supply al'tJiis low pi e 3-pnund tinsfific; G-potmd 1 1.32 . York flower seed. AiH4UcrslVn-,nfc Isec(ls jiisf-'iii, iiidiuling n'siKt iid assoftmont jjf N'uw SI . HARRIS GROCERY. TURN THE CORNElf ATMJARR'S ONE BLOCK ACROSS THE TRACXT W riiOMIT DELIVERY SEflVI'E. S "' -V e e
