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Friil ay, .Taminrv 27, 1022 LX GRANDE TCVFATNT! nnRETlVF.R PAfiJ'i FTVE Local News In Brief PROGRAM IS LAID OUT BY CONFERENCE (Continued from put en) unwed by J. B. Wnuliauiaker of South Carollua, .which would bare 'culled for a government minimum price guarantee ou farm product. i K. B. Page of North Dakota ank- JK lit X la 3RiK $ ft lleru frim lYnilleton Any La Grande subscriber to : J. K. Tillller or Portland, has re '. the Observer wo iloea not r eive tuiiied fnom Pendloton. Bis paper by 8 o'clock in the.ev- . Wins, please call Western Usiion, 3Ci tlnaae Tomorrow as Aram 24, and a social BiMseneer The clefs' ran ,.Uii will meet at ed for a miiiiuiuuui guarantee on U dnliver . copy. (9:3U tomorrow niorniiiK and the' wheat for two year. j J ("anil boys gym class jvlll tnaet an The couferenca proviOMSlr had STTiiiTiawwiBi Rsea, - hour later at the V. M. C. A. j adopted a resolution which road: ootsj Itnalic . ; "With respect to the question of Alvla and. P. H. 'WestoiisOoO, Salem Mao to ToBn I ((ovorninent prlc.o guarantees. w utft&o mbler their horn. nra In our H. Swanann, ,connoctod with thetfeel there should he a coiuprehen cits todoy. lliey aro renicJwi at office of C. H. Cram, commissioner alvo study of Ihla Subject. , There- . itto 'ooy. -.of. the Daman af labor at Salem,--' fore, we urae that the congrcua was in ISO ciy yemordtfy on bus! noss. Saowa ti e Biases 'Daisy Taylor ynd I!si ' 'lark uro La (ranilo visitors at 9sent. Thoy live ut Wallowa nail re stopping at the Savoy. At Savoy Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Cameron, well known Wallowa couple, dre in La Grande on business today. They arc at the Havoy, ftop Vronu.li . K. .MontKoinory. prominent F'en ftletofllan, registered at the fiom mrr last night. He boarded the branch line train , tills moraine, bound for Enterprise. tvawa to Kluin L. A. Stoop left this inorntiiK -for Klain. whero lie will attend to mna husiness affairs while there. At oary Guy Patten, who hails from Klgin hi registered at tlio Koley llwtcl, -today. . . ) .Mr. and Mrs. Lot SniKlsraan, ac companied by Mrs. Riueheart, left last night for Portland, where they will be for isome time. alcrprise Lady Here Mrs. A. 1). Abbott, who lives a' Enterprise, Is a La Grande visitor today. She U rejilalersd at the Horn liter. Mtti al Ki'Ihkh Couple iiii-l Mrs. P. .1. Powers, resi dents of Medical Springs, are In La Grande at present and r stop ping at the Summer. Younx IMUKRist l.fra-a Cameron Callihan, who has heen employed by Knapp'n rh-araMscy un til recently, left till raoi-ninK for Pendleton, where he will look over a position there. . . Forest (uaTVlir Coining- LForost SuperyiHor Kiihn, of Peu. dleton, will arrive this evening; on No. 23. He wl;l meet this eveuini with representatives of several or ganizations iicltnillln to general elrare or the forest roads . and trails In the t)ln Mountain dia irfct. , cause a careful investigation of this problem to be made by Soma prepec authority which will report its find ings aa early as practicable. "- Othor recommendations of the Harlsu ttcCana. better known as Sharkey, ot Union, is in La Grande marketing committee approved by today nttentlinn to boiuo business, the conference called for: He is well-snoim In athletic circles: Clarification by congress of me In eaatera Oregon. , ; rights of farmers to organise co- - ! operative associations for the buy To Vtsra to ftouser Ing of supplies and marketing of Mrs. O. L. Larson, of this cltv. ' their products; orderly marketlns left for Baker this morning, she of crops through co-operative asso- will b there a abort lima visiting dations of farmers, preferably on with relatives, a commodity basis; adequate federal 'and stato Information services; anr K.K-S. t o,e quate warohouslng, terminal fiicll- Mr. and W. a. V. IT. Webs return-: Kins and storago plaats for fartn ed to thsir homo in Ilolse, Idsho, roducts, including temporary alor- AHslgnment of agilcultural at taches to American embassies in for eign countries. - - Ths report ot the coinnilttea Cu crop . and marketing statistics, which was adopted, urged collection and dissemination by tho depart ment of agriculture of complete re ports on everything of interest to producers, a federal census of live stork every five years and state survey each year and biennial cen sus of manufacturers. . Adequate safegiiardiug of hcafth. free circulating libraries and -in creased school facllitie.' were recom mended In the report o'' tho com mittee on farm population and the home, which also was adopted. Oth er recommendations of ' this com mittee Included study of rural prob lesui, co-operative marketing-, 1 ap pointment of farm women on farm organizations and federal an. 1 atatc boards; encouragement of farm homo ownerahip and. an luci-cago in the number of public extension workors. METHODISTS TO HOLD A CONFERENCE LI JOIST JUUGK IS STKli.V. WEDNESDAY irTrninn K III ffl ' I SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27. The only acceptable excuse for women to scape jury service in the court of Superior Juds Ward will be the ne cessity of staying home to take care land Avenue Finder return to Ki" J. Donoh'iHi at the Furniture F.x change. 1-27-ilt CA"I) OF THANKS. We wish to thank the lodges, friemls and neighbors for their kindness an I of children, the judue announced to- ilil,, .Inrintr tin, illness jhhI death of ill lour mother, Mrs. E, J. Lane. Wo aim Jadsoe Waul hehl three business wo- thank those who sent the beaulifi'l n ttsWut" burglar next :floral (rfferings and the ones who ?o kindly donated the use of these cars. WALLACE LANE, ' MHS. IfEKT WHITE, MltS3. D. IACKLEV, . . MKS. CARKIB GARUNEIt. . .MRS. OSCAK Horpurt. ' 'l-L'7-ltp. V MiUIV I'l-iflllhs SliHK'P MmJ1 "'"f actor, V.at Bldg. Herman mriA' I Trt V Funeral nervlces for Airs. Iler- ' Green jeweJM I LOST r.rnnn i..lll n.,,l, I,..., iii.iii Dictini o..unw.... . nl IT O ,, tuU I--I7.'l. at it'i auuii ill mil i-.piocuiwi L iiurcu.i D.. l' 111,, in raarfln, fhn' Kpliicnpal fuiioial services. Tho-STRAYEIX Female bulldog, biindlc mnre and colt. Mare has stripe in lac? church was crowded with the many! "d whi!f- 0ne 'J-0 Soncv Kenacajand blotched brand on right atifh friends of Mrs. Siogrlst aad many! ""'Jf 1 "" ""server, yveignt aooul luuu lus. ESTUAV NOTICE. Taken up at the S. I. Waclo plac i three miles above Hilgaru", a iorrcl tlii5niornlng. They have been vis iting in this city with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wallace for some time pa it. luge facilities in producing districts (CvatikHad from Tiwe Oms.) and () Rural Pastor's .Conference, Valentin Dcich, presiding. Wednesday, February i 1, evening session, Ira iR. AUliich, prt'siilincr out-of-town friends and relatives came hero to pay their last respecta to the woman whose sudden de parture cast n cload of sorrow over Lu Grande. She was laid to rest in the M- U....I.. ....... ..,...., Wl.,. ...,llV.n, were a. j. Mange, r. j. scrnggins, J. J. Carr, Earl Stoddard, Harry J. Meyer of Portland and H. JJ. Bay. During tlio services practically all business houses in tho city vesre closed, tlio moving picture houses closing until after 'i o'clock. l-27-'.'tp You doii't ruive to risk a cent to be relieved flf catarrh. iet a Ilyomei outfit froniUn druggist and if it doe.i not satisfy.Vil will refund the pur chase pricer 1-27-lt a federal cold storage law; prac-jT-Su p. n... Missionary Paraent, n,c ,i..i f .i,i. Croat Refusal," directed by C. h, I'ow- tlcal means of junking stored pro ducts more generally available aa a basis for loads;: standard gradtasr1 of commodities; eturties of market- IVi: M'M-IAIJZK lf Htl'IT AND MiKT.UU.EH i t: rti tr amd K. A. DESILET DANC riir. HW l lAI. HtV 4HllA..MfcS I ropolailll rtilvc Away Mev-.v TBUrsii 51"'r'n lam- cry S;iloilay REX N. A- Dcaile1 4. i t HALL t. Manager Brir.2 in Your Feet! IjCt lis i'it you in a pair of lte Im Oofter -f Mrs. t'. W. Peterson, accompan led by her two little dsughtors, ; lug costs and business tuethods. J'hylis sd .Marine, boarded iNo. 24 ! The report of the commltUe ou this morning bounS for Ilaker, a national land policy urging crea where they will spend a f days Hon ot a land commission to draw visiting with relatives sn: friends, up a policy for, classification and reclamation of land went over until :iiy lUuK-ki-r Here 1 -rlday. .W. H. Brlggs of Starkey i In : The conference TSili-sifci.t also was town today. We reportsgowl sleigh- discussed in the senatu and at the lug all the way betwees her and bearing of the senate agriculture Starkey. I committee on the Lndd price sta- ' - blllzatiou bill. Senator Hefltn, demo- -im Wrrttvf TouMHil 1 crat, of Alabama, In the senate ex- Hi.th troops of the local Hoy prnssoi hope that the conference' Scouts wtH meet tonight at tho Y. ' would ' l-osult In some good and M. C. A. al 7:30. The main topic criticized tho selection of its dele lor discussion will be 'the celebra-' galea. The whole administration, he lion of Anniversary 'Week which declared "from tho president down" comes In February. The decoration li losing no opportunity to "rap" and fanilrhings cf the Hoy Hcout the congressional agriCMltnlal hloc, club room will also l taken up. which was nnanliiiously Indorsed by Hie conference. . lUiarns fium liloaMtk. , xt the senate agriculture hearing. Mrs. C A. Fleishman and little J, B. Waanaiuakar ot oMl Caro dnughter, Violet, returned from Una, a delegate, declared agrlcal l'hiliat, er sho tie hrm VU-. ture ceald be iavl from fcaak liing ror some' tilio with relatives. , ruptcy ly throngs, governmental to her home near Wallowa. She riiliii of prices for cotton, corn livfs about 30 miles rrBn Wsllowa. '; nd whsat. He aarred it 6eu- ', ator Page, republh-an, f Vsrmout, M' Tomorrow- . ithat fixed mlaiaiuni prices cu!4 TKe Mlaeion iiasd of ttm Preshy-lnct h maliitalned wlllmat emkaf terlan rhovck will aieet al the honaigoes barring iporta M ithew -cBKt-of Mls Marjorie' Coadtt, on l0!l odities and be atiatew it would Washlnttou avenue, on Saturilay af-.coit the government net more than, ternoon at i0. , - ! five hundred million dollars In pai- 'clias!ug farm eomrauAlttes to sta- Aiuitllj'v tiroalt Vire- : billze prices. 1 ' Tilts oiorning at about 10 o'clock ! In a conference with aewspaper tho Uoine of .1. Ij. Lindsay, on 13U2:en, Secretary Wallace voiced oppo-('- avenue caught tire and the firc;sltion to price fixing, which fee said department was summoned. The would provo ruinous to the farm j fire was quickly extinguished be-dng industry. Ho declared he fa jforc any itamago had heen done, ivored plans to restore the purchav ThswlnK wsterpipes was reepuu-jtng power of the farmer's dollar to jaiMo.' ; . parity within that In other in- -m mm ,';dttitries. ' : .ftlaip flla Piorceai m The conference Thura4ay Knit up ! The meetings held al the Adven- committee recommendattani and tis church aro very suciTiefui. Mr. : resolutions Immedislely after hear- Ilitlnehouse, evangelist, will speak . In? addresses by R. A. - Pai n. tonight on the Beast Symbols, tsk- president of the Iowa mats College Jen rrem Daniel .II, Cliupler 7. Ban- of Agriculture and Maclianical Arte; 'lel'n priMihecies concerning Ihoit'r. E, D. Hall, dirwtor of the aclch- Kinitdoin of Earth to the ciuae ofjtlfm work in the department ot ag- tlme, will be the main ihegl'. He , ricunure; uicnarn k. My, prolessor wfil use a flfcirt Illustrating Clod's of oconomlcs of the University f cartovnn of all earthly powers which , Wisconsin, nnd Gifferd I'lnt hot. will he eiplalned by Bible inter-i The resolution offered hy the pretations of each kingdom. A cor- committee on agriraltnie sad price dial Invitation Is given-to the pub- relations which included the In- lic to attend these meeting.!. j dorcsincnt or the ngrlcnltuml bloc '. in congress, coupled with coinmen- tlt(er IsiU illation of President Harding and Mr. and Mrs. M'. A. Switzlcr ar- Secretary Wallace for their action rivrd In I .a Grande last night en In making possible and calling the route tn Jrland City Heaving for i conference, was adopted uiianl thorn tM morning. Tlwy have been moiisly. at Peace Hlver, Alberta, for some j Other recommendation of this tin past and intend to locate at ; committee adopted Included: Island City. .Vr. Switzler expecting I '"at me government extended tn i nter . husiness. Ma states that ; aid to Europe for economic rehabill at I'esce River, which Is near Fort '"Hon. Norman, the site or the recent oil' Limitation of the ncrug of cer boom, It was 51 degrees below lain crops to balance production when they left Or Island City. The and restore the rurnier's dollar to a coldest he ever experienced there! normal purchasing power. , was 72 itrgrct-s below. He Is do- Approval or the program or the lighted altb l.a Grand and vicinity. ' American delegation to the srma- . ;ment rontei-enee. Tram .n,rrtv j Commendation of the InvestlKa- , ,. , i i 'lions of retail in Ices liv tho deuart- i l II IMllliliri IHllin-J lllni ni.i .... 1 basketball player's representing Pen-1 ""n, Jf " 'omnierce ell; 8:H0 p. m., illustrated address "The World Need and Our Reply," Perry 0. Hanson. Thursday, February 2, morning srs sion, Ira R, AldTieh. presiding S':00 a. m., District Conference: Devotions. Reparts, Business and the Animal Meeting Camp Ground Association; 10:30 a. m., Wound Table (new meth yls of meeting old problems): (1) "The iLocal Budget," Geo. H. Feese, (l) "Church Music and Order of Worship, Joseph. Chester, CJ) "Possibilities m Group Evangelism," Elmer Grant Keith, (ten minute papers follower bv eroneral discussion, speeches limited tc five minutes.); 12:W) m., luncheon. Thursday, Fibruury 2, afternoo1: session 1:110 P. m.. Our District Re port and Address by District Supt.; 2:00 p m., "The Sunday School ami Wok-Day Religious Education," R. C Lee; recess for supper 5:00 to 7:00. Thursday, February 2, evenasg ses j sion 7:00 p. m., "The Lpforth l.ea eue Institutes," C. L. Walker; 7:4" p.. illustrated address, "The Lhiircn. at Work," Ira R. Aldrich; '.:10 p. m.,1 evangelistic address. Edmonds FQot-Fttters,, will ri.iittiiiM'vHl tSiaVt our iri tmVln'i'i 1 Tin- KthiM'tV h 0 1W AflaaW Ae. dleton tiigii reboot, atepped ofr No. 24 tmlay redy to do 'battle with the strong local tive tonialit and to morrow aitfht on the hiuh school rioor. rosch Hanley is anything but optimirftlr concerning jtlie outcome i or the two games as his best man. Captalu Lawrence, nim pluys Hie pivot Dofltinn and has been outilaniltiig st;kr and biah point nun all .lirlni the ,n. was un able ti niwke t lie trip, ttulmsren, rt'tuUrly a foranrd. will prokably pU- ranter in r w a plat. ThasalNuiM .f the reaular leate dirp' tlie team work W Investigation by congrea or pl:us to stabilize the dollar. I'lualiziition of tariff piotectiuli. Vigorous action to place agricul ture ou a parity with other Indus tries. The gathering and distribution of furelioi market nnd production re- the Porta by the department or agrlcul lure. In adopting the report of Its com mlltee on foreign competition and demand, the conference nellt rnrnrri as favoring: tln.'iHi-liiK of espnrts rhriiush tvilits auttiirl t, coa- reaa. ...a I,a,a . ,m a.kli, r iwmi man. 4 sure i-.int tef. f,. .then.- cb.isH. t. aete.oi.,.' t :.-!.. W .11" . SS t' ! w-.a: I o.k MirhatJ llato M - e m st fti - ',c' "frttculia". tot saMeaifaio I ' , etg l saol offOPiioi Kfae SCiJse f HVjISiaX JJPB. StflSe Kstaillslm.-.n a I., ifr l,.nl to AcSlel OH TnUJS?cfiy adiniulstero piianenl fiexBile tar a a .rr,0 wiij an utl-dumpi' pr 1-27-lti . v Uiliuus Headache. - When you have a severe head t!ic, a disordered J stomach and coustipa-' tion, take three of Chamberlain's t? lets. They will -correct tho disorders of the liver and bowels, effectually ViOHT A large size Flexible Fiver sled. Corner of Jefferson and leucine; tho hesdnhre. adv. 'tuuial. in nui-jx-i- i 1.-J1 hi -'--i' . ,isna Thursdays a prize will b prewnt- od to tho best couple. , Ho expects the new location to please his dancers inasmuch am it is situated on a ground fioar. prac tically free from danger of firs and the rioor is In better condition than in other halls ill this city. a .;; a' va (Hr Asoclnrd Vxtvt WATERLOO, llelclum, Jan. J7. Ouo or tlio now names suggested for this town Is "Fochloo," after Field Marshal Koch. The desire to change the name is due to an effort .to avoid recalling "the humiliation or an allied and friendly power" tho defeat of Napoleon. . 1 " 1 i i susant ROWERS' DICE A BSG SUCCESS Last night Pat Powprs held his third dance at the Zubcr hail. De spite the storm a large crowd was prewnt and were delighted wnn ths dance, orchestra and tlio nail. Lindsay's orchestra furnlsliul me mtialc. Xrs. McMillan won the prize for the best dancer, receiving a charm ing house dress. Mr. Powers an nounces that every other'' Thursday a herns dress will be .given to the hest lady dancer and. oiu llio other Partner Wanted 1 M trie hav ' llinif wmk HhriMl uf m 1 .in hatullv, KfHi , not fcrccHSjii y if you At'Tt 9MWte eVMO 108 Fir X-, TODAY and SATURDAY , - Louis B. AYayer presents hild ThcwJ' kii he drama of a faithful wife yet a irr''V secret mother, told with true ar tistry and crowned by a climax of vibrant power1. . , r Peturinf--I.swis Stone, Barbara Castleton, vu- lirn Desmonir-nrJj Little Dick Headrick, the won dir child. COMING SUNDAY Marie Prevost n OLD TIME DANCE Modern If Voa l.lxa KAtJLKS' MALI, KveiT Sat in day NbttH C'leua Crow lie, tloiul Ftonr an4 hess ol Mvsle by Vna'l (Hrliertra. IT yost cckmc once. ytm'U I come aawla. Tickers s.tn, InrlwriuQ IaouM AIST1X, a-A.MIftiru, A AIJ.Rt j Mr, v ; FAGES'S AUTO ' PAINTINO SHOP K VOW tKS DAYK IflMnli KBIUtKII VMY; GEO FAGEB llileiM-o t 1umi 'U MS 1IHKI Ureenaooij Mica ) I TtnaW )tftn with u-l riVJi riAJDA inWMpal SWalA'. for MnHf liSWal.Miit, Old Tyrae Dance i im Ki.tf .t i:b MOH A . - Httt sptm.nf Plllln! , given , the best oM c'jls altzlnl coulo botweoit Ln Ilalr, rnndleton nnd as inthe pvrt. Orando, Walla saaia ru ,'aUa. rj as T. J. rower W Ar t?ol Agent 7or sHELBY MAZDA I LAMPS 1 fV nnnn nn i y iHi1 A nnouncment Wo lire nowt sliii'.-wnij"; smut' i mist, ii)-iu-(liitc sJvIch in Spring anil Hummer i'out-wi'.-ir. fiiteut lentlierM, slraiis anil hiu-kles, linl'i Jiili ami low lie-.'M'for rinTf n trfwi near, anil 1 1 i View (luiilile si ra tilove Kid, wifli ti heels n ixl Avelt si-l.'s 'jiikt in lnnwtt nif Mek. Those shoes arc all uindcjhy '. i l-'oitl f liiwlwrit'Of, N. V. Our window' fa ll tUf ntrv s.( cliMwii fr Style nl) IfMnUr?. The 3 .ery A Para.llBe for TUd Teet. ' Depot St Phos Slaia IIS J. Wider, Ugt. WW TilC f'IMi.-1 of irr.-o Mr. Valliani vision. .l.e tiH'K plaie Th-irMiay gflein-t lo'eroient . til-' in1): y '.: tiio-ilioii io Hlarlff on potash. lli'-renvcd Mipport of the lateriiia .- Uvn Asiii nlfii'l in-.tioil nl sTi i r ia,aa"mw'n KUT Phone Maiitf 33 III imiNifiK reeenfly ra-!(t3 h Wie ff -. fluli jii'iitli'IiB' 'reloilnjue tiiffii Stilwell's Haas fita3ii!a aJlateU!? 'orv eoiivciiu'iit for oii- jttty t&EZll CANDIES' . ' . COOKIES 1 CREASE CMkEl4. - 'COFJFEE-Steel Cut and Bulk . .CRANBEEIES, qt. 15c H. II. HUG, of Elgin, Erop - v..r .;.. 1 '-W-'i; m . (f Nil e, 4 i ) i . ' f -' J ' ... - vA. : .' - .J ? . n a
