La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 20, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPACE TWO LA GKANDK EVENING OBSEKVER Mondnv. February CO. 0m " Of 'I GUAYAQUIL IS uiid tlm Lucy Act (mil the remain lug 10 per cent for expenses In Is suing licenses ami other admini strative expenses. Tim hill provides thnt tho Her niary of agriculture shull ' be chairman of Hmj commission, und thnt othnr members Bhull be the I attorney general, the postmaster St'Olll'L'e (if (Vllflll'ieS Ifas 'general, anil two members of oich If, 1 ..: (),,t ()" (,iil,i-'h""HU -f- Ilule anil Tegu- , . V V 1 jlulloiiB K'vri)HiK th udmlnlstra- till of Ecuador. . itlon of 'IIih proposal refuge would be placed In the hands of the sec- u, (Mw..u.rU irutary or agriculture. The nro- FREE IF FEe T is not lowly priced corsets that we refuse to sell, but unlovely corsets that do not ' bear the hall-mark.of quality. sire and appreciate .s,; whether their ,Ve distincti incomes ure v . . ., , cxier to rno.se wno u . .1 .... -1 .-X. Our i GOSSARD 11 ETS l;. carry no extra charge because orbfr beauty and superior quality. It seems wise to say , -this because the distinction that comes of care ful selection often gives the impression of expensiveness. Nor is there any extra charge for our exceptional fitting service that assumes full responsibility for your complete satisfaction. '" , GOSSARD CORSETS SOLD BY HILL'S DEP'T STORE q Bl.(H)MIN(iTON, Ind., Feb. 20. Yellow lover, the scourge or Suuui i AmerU'ii ror centuries, has been eradicated ' from Guayaquil on the : count of Ecuador, according to an ! announcement received here by III'. Carl II. Elgenmnnn, heart of the j department of zoology of Indiana University and an authority In i South American fishes, from the 'Sanitary Commission of Ecuador. jTho announcement was accnnipau iled by specimens of little fishes j discovered for the prevention of the disease, with a request that they I be classified and that Information be ((iviin from duta collected In I various Indiana University expedi tions to South America as to where 1 those fishes are to be found. The fishes have been Identified and de railed information has been for I warded which will enable other South American countries to locate the fishes uud use them In dealing death to tho yellow fdver mos (Ittlto. Yellow fever Is carried from one posed measure does not in any way obviate the' necessity of procuring u state hunting license. BERLIN i PR E MISHAPS LOCAL TEAM WINS GAME fliy Associated Press) BERLIN. Feb. 20 The fnct that street accidents la Berlin have "evPn Pint to theJ blue and white's increasMl COO per cent since 113 tht bllt were "llo to carry has led to the suggestion that nneilnelr ""y to a ' of the causes may be the apparent effort to put American "pep" Into the city's everyilay life. One news paper writer asserts Berllners have become loo busy to greet friends in passing, that the spirit of hustle is disturbing the general routine, and that the citizens on the whole are growing nervous. He" depre ciitcg the attempt to make Berlin which lives In tho barrels In which '-" life, Hke Forty-Second street 1.. .. , . .. and Ilroadwuv. COLLEGE GLEE CLUBS TO MEET (fly Associated Press) NEW YORK, Feb. 20. Ten college glee clubs ure going to compete nt Carnegie hull March 4. Ths wrnblers are coming from Har vard, Princeton, Yule, Amherst, Co lumblo, Dartmouth New York Uni versity, Ponn State, University of Pennsylvania nnd Wcslcyun. The club Judged the beat of all is to receive a cup from the Uni versity Glee. Club or New York. The Judges are Dr. Walter Dam roach, conductor of the New York Symphony Orchestra, Henry Hadley, composer nnd director, and George Chadwlck, director of the New Eng land Conservatory of Music. Persona who have no liking for Jiantock's "Give a House," will teer clear of Cnrneglo hall on March 4 for that air la to be sung by euch of tho 10 clubs and thoy will bo Judged thereby. As n. re lief, tho singers can contribute any ther numbers they wish to the alety of thei occasion. ' tho natives of South America keep j their drinking wate'r. Each family jhuH kept its own supply or yellow fover carriers, so to speak, and ! inuny times, ports of the west coust have -been closed against ships on account of outbreaks of yellow 'fover. Recently tho Sanitary Com mission of JEcuador began experi ments with various fishes which would eat tho mosuultos In the bar rels. Some fishes at the "wlg- glers, " which develop into inos iiiuitos, and it was found that, two i fishes, caller!, "chulucps" nnd "liuul jjas" by the natives, did the work - Mai-'Ji . 1 - effectively. ' Tho conipetltlqns, which are fori The "chalacos" Is found every tha purpose of encuoraglng chorul ' where a'long the tropical port of singing, begun In 1914, nd the! the Pacific coast and will bo avail number of participating clubs has able for mosquito control along steadily Increased. Harvard won j with tho entire danger zono from first prlxo the lust three yours sue-1 1'oru to California. Others of the cesslvely. TO ELECTRIFY OLDjPul (Ily Associated I'ress) VERA CRUZ. Mexico.. Keb. 2a.- A eoutract has been signed between ! petitions. tho Mexican Hullway ooiupaiiyi (llrltlsh owned) and an American' engineering firm to electrify tlii llno between Vera Crut and Mx- Ico City. The new service will be inaugurated first betwee'n Kspor-, anza and Orizaba and will he used for tho movement of freight. Later a passenger service will be started. ' This Is the first rullwtty elec trification In Afixlco. same species is found in similar situations over the entire (lunger zone in the West Indies and hot Atlantic coast. The second spocies, called "hual Jns" would be ovitt better able to control the situation than the "chnlacns" It It did not have the habit of jumping out of the bar rels. This fish Is confined to feshwuter from Central Ecuador to Central Peru, according to the rec ords of the Indiana University ex- Official reports say most of tho accidents are duo to speeding auto mobiles and careless pedestrians, "who step off the sidewalks and wulk.the streets in every direction without once looking to see if thoy are in the way of vehicular truffle." There is no ordinance regulating pedestrian traffic, Kven at the more crowded intersections the people cross the streets ut will, taking their chances with the automobiles, street cars, omnibuses, trucks und horse cabs. There are no traffic policemen In the Teuton metropolis, but It has been decided to establish such a force. In the meantime the "Se curity Police" are doing this duty. The bicycle habit is very popu lar with all classe, and particular ly with the police, who ride in aquad formation. It is'not uncom mon to seo a man rigged out In top hat and evening clothes riding his "bike" to the thtater. RACE II BE REHABILITATED A NI'TRITrOUS FOOD. Candy is a highly nutritious food when made from pure ingredients. The Palace Confectionery uses only the best. 2-18-tf Ten pounds of laid $1j50 at People's -Market. Phone Main 747. iu Do You Know? That You Can Buy VELTEX GAS andj OIL at The Willard Battery Station Leighton & Oxner Cor. Fir and Adams Illy Asnclalcd Tress) HONOLULU, T. II., IVb. 2b. -Rc- FANCY DRINKS FANCY DISHES, i hnbilitntion of the dying- Hawaiian Delicious, deliixhtful, delectable, at I nic0 long the dream of Prince Jonah The Ptilnce Confectioncyr. Try them Kuhio Kalimiannnle, Hawaiian delc- 2-18-tf j ftutt' to ongreys for 20 years will . u'M.u not he retarded by the death of the prince, according to the pledge to the Hawaiian people issued recently by I George P. Cooks, secretary nnd exc- cutive officer of the Hawaiian Homes I I Commission. , j The commission was appointed in J accordance with the terms of the rc I habilitutinn act, Passed by Congress Rafter years of effort on the pait of 1 1 Prince huhio. In recognition of his ' endeavors, he was named the first member of the body by Governor JiiWnllnce R. Fnrrington. Cooke's pledge, translated into Hawaiian, has J been published in all of the native J language papers throughout the ar I chipelago. Kiddies' Colds Can Be Eased Quickly Dr. King's New Discovery will do lv that very thing, easily and quickly. on t say, Toor little kiddie,-1 wish 0:ncv what to du for you!" When tli Voufch hrst comes, give a little nr. Kli ieiv Discovery as directed, and it wihVoon be cased. It's V i;ood faikily cough and cold roniedy,V'o. I.ootens up the phlegm, clears upSLe couglL relieves the con gestion, .vb h.trmtll drugs. For tifty years a salard rYtnedy for colds, roughs, grip;'. J your druggists, 00c. a bottle. team. Despite the defeat the vlsl- will be In doubt until the final whistle tors ura expecting t go to Salem blows. to attend the state Inierscholustle Preliminary to the hitf mutch ot f.askotball tourney us they stand t)le tv(,njnij, the Hi-V team will meet highest In the percentage columns, Uiij(m S(.hoo, m.nm leam in this section. They have only (f.im(j wj ,)e ont. of tht, .bost on three games yet to play, two w"11 lht! nvcning's entertainment and it i.t Joseph und one t'ltl Hulne. i nu).,( to dope the winner. Both teams ..v,.,.i tn 'ln the trio which ' , . , ... A.,luv;,.n i Ntniliy; IVlKllcrolV Tcfllll will give them a eletr cull to the n sulIlewhat similar fcatcil liv SciiU'C of li l to in'chumplonship of le three counties; scul(,s This wM1 ha tht first rame in mis section, inmoi, between them unit tne uopo puima I'nioq. slightly in favor of the Hi-Y, as they The local quintette will Journey W()n from ,h( i1)ca ni(r, st.noo sc... to Pendleton Friday to pluy a two ion(is a, the Union second lost to the game series with the Round-Up tn(, a (j,.a,je high school second teum City's high school five and are ex- rUer in the year, pecting to iiiuke a much better,' Tne fjna nlu game of the cv showlng than In the first series. enn(f wjn fjnl the Cougars and the Couch l.odell announces that he ex-, ytoUlor:l lirothers, loth members of pe'ts his proteges to break even ,ne t.j,v ieu(ue, meeting each other in with the Penilletoniuns in this ser-ja p0stSe;,Son exhibition Rame. The ies. ; former team- finished fourth in the pctcentuge column and the Stoddurds FOUr Basketball finished second, biit the league game ,.. irn TA On Ibotwien the two teams was unfbody's Uames 10 US U" lK.lmi, unti, thl ll(t minute and as both Wednesday Evening toams have a similar style of play the 'audience should get some real thrills The local basketball fans will be jtom tnjs contest, treated to a quadruple header at the j enc gumos will commence at about Y. M. C. A. Wednesday evening that ;SPVen o'clock and a smull admission will be first class from start to fic-;will be charged. ish. Saliii'dny Xijrhr. La Grande upset the old dope bucket Saturday night when the local high school basketball team won a decisive victory over the uu dereuted Enterprise high school ti-'am. The game was last and ex citing from whistle to whistle but the visitors were hopelessly swamp ed to the tune of 24 to 10. In the opening period of the game Enterprise fulled to secure a single basket und the half enile.1 16 to 3 In favor of the locals. In the final half the Wallowans staged a reversal of form and scored Both teams played n fast brand of ball and. despite the overwhelm ing score tho gumel was tense with interest throughout. The local boys have improved tremendously during the last two weeks and surprised the Enterprise five by their uggres slve playing. The opening game will be played between the Boy Scout second-team and the M. I. A. boys' team. This is tho first game fur both teams und promises to be good. RAGS Wanted at The Observer, Use Observer Want Ads. Next on the program the Boy Scout THRIFT SHOP OPEN. first team wiil battle the Union : . Coach Lodell used tho same lino- Tigers, who won a game from the $ The Red Cross Thrift Shop Is up as hi the past games und En-locals at Union several weeks ago. open daily now in tho New Foley terprise also played their regular Koth teams are fast and the outcome -K Pudding, off the Chestnut street -1; entrance. Thursday will contin- ue to be Thrift Day and on this day all who have donations for the shop are asked to have it -,K ready to be delivered, that be- rK ing the day collections are made. 12-lC-tfp lug's New Discovery For Colds and Coughs mm -mamem mmmm la muf.mm Constipated? llere'skellef Idealise t tie sy.-tcm, with Dr. King's Pills, They prompt Irce bile flow, stir up the luiy licr and get at the root uf the trouble. All druKUists, 25c. D PROMPT! , WON'T GRIPE . r.Kinffs Pills BULBUL A COMIC OPERETTA BY MAUDE ELIZABETH INCH KMIVS-1IKRBKRT PRESENTED UNDER AUSPICES OF THE LA GRANDE NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB SCHOLARSHIP LOAN FUND COMMITTEE High School Auditorium, Monday and Tuesday February 20th and 21st, 1922 Characters Represented IAMIT A V Meaning but FuBsy Persian Mfciaroh Ceorgc Tlirnlo HULMUL His lViureous Daughter ills. Ruy Fuller CASPIAN An AiVablo AwJiiun Prince Stuart Bennett IDA The Court cViporon.. Mrs. W,. H. Bohnenkamp, Jr. LILLA A Friend t Hulbul... Mrs. Elmer Stoddard ALAIN A Friend tiVcaspiany Dr. Ray Murphy DOSAY heeper of tl Royal V-'pectacles E. D. Towlcr JUSTSO Keeper of th Itoyul I'ush Box Francis Cramer RUS MAIDS OF HONOR Miss Dorothy Dunbar, Vies tDorothy Casey, Mrs. T. R. Max well, Mrs. James McNaWd .Miss Lois Gunn, Miss Mabel -Horzlnger, Mrs. Pan I' MasV-rf, Miss Mabel Oesterllpg, Mlsn Esther Rohr. Mrs. Elmer JTcManus, Miss De Lorls Pearson, Miss Alice Campbell. LADIES OF THE COURT HOUSEMAIDS Mrs. Louie Mnguire, Mis. Geo. A. Bean, Mrs. L. F. Dunn, Mrs. C. V. Signor, Miss Mamie Woodell, Miss Louise O'Connell, Mrs. W. H. Pnrkinpson, Miss Minna Ash, Miss Dorothy .Mey ers, Miss Emilia Mueller, Mrs. Robert NeVvIln, Mm. A. V. Nelson. Mrs. J. H. Haitt, Miss Louise Zorn. LORDS OF THE COURT PEDDLERS P. L. Olllngham. Mehin Larson, Norman Frees, A. E. Pryke, Earl Stoddard, Frank Pearson, John Stoddard. Paul Massee! T. K. Bellamy, Leo French, E. D. Towler, Francis Cramer. SCENES ACT I. Garden of the Palace. Afternoon. ACT II. Ballroom of the Palace. Evening of the same clay. Stage Mniumer and Director les. Nonnnn Frees Musical Director Mrs. A. 1 Jtichardsnn .Mis. J. D. .Meyers, Accompanist assisted by I.IXDS.AY'S OliCHKSTItA Ihiiiffc'i ii rlAiVi''i'linli For Sale 5-room modern bungalow, 3 lots, garage. This is n good buy for some service man that wants to use bis State Loan. Price $3800. New 4-room house, Just complet ed. Here is a chance to buy a home thnt no one has ever lived In and tho price is right. $150 cash will handle this. Price J1400. 5-roonvi modern lipme, just off paved strnet. This ist a good place and the Itcatlon ls good. Price J2G00. 5-room moil street, garage, wash trays. rn buiilow, pavctl nil basement with 4-room house furTtisheld, big lot 60x110. The party that owns this plnce wants to move away and will sell now for $1700. I have money to loan on first class farm security. Geo. H. Currey Phone 200J Real Estate Insurance TAXI FORD GEORGE Main 44 tide with I company that Is bonded. Every driver ami every cur ' iHinded for your protect ion wllli the very best of service. CALL MAIX 44 Ve Invite You to Come in AND SEE WHAT 15c WILL BUY .AT OUR STORE WE HAVE Pont 1 If timers Aluminum 1'jms ... Alum. I'ic Plalcs 1."h Smalll Drijipin l'an Vw Vnsi'liiip, 2 for l.'ic Talf. lWtlcr, L fop 1.V Pencil TaMt'ts -I fo,. l,-(; Ink Tabids, 1 for.. ...- Cmclift Cutton 2 f i r !.") ir.c l.V Ladies' IFose .Nli'iis' Hfisp ClrjldiTiis' lloso 1 I..Vi- m , I I tlClK (IWpIS !;,( I'anVas Ulnvrs loi; .oti Pastt IS,. l'tutli Mnishos 1,V, irisrvfuimortors 1,'x; I''ncp Powdpp l')f -J)OXT KAIL TO SEE OUR NEW IJNE OF OIMJIIAMS, VOILES, FOULARDS, DOTTED RrVrHtf, KLAXONS AND 0 ROAN DIES. mmmm. mt mmm.mm m.m .. r" r dubiewd Yanefy Store ID LIS ; Passage of the New-Anthony bill to provide for 'Federal licenses to hunt migratory birds and for the establishment of game refuges and 'public shooting grounds for such birds would affect about S.Otio.ooo American sportsmen, the Bureau oi Biological Survey. United Slates Department of Agriculture, esti mates. The hill has been favorably reported by the senate committee on public lands nnd surveys. In the house the hill Is in the com mittee on agriculture The bill provides that each hunt er of migratory birds Khali obtain a Federal license, at a cost of $1 for (he season, the licenses to be issued at any postofilci" in the United Slates. Out of the proceeds not less than 4 5 per cent is to be spent by the government, through a proposed .Migratory Illrd Refuge commission, in buying or renting land satiable for th establishment of migratory game bird refuges which serve as breeding and feed ing places for birds during the period of their flight north, or the close season, and as public shoot ing grounds during the open sen son. An additional 45 per cent will he uscO for Uifl enforcement gf.ot the Juratory Bird Treaty Act that ft is as gomd as it If ft tliti V, We lriakei specialty of the repair of fine watt-lies, clocks and Jewelry. Wlmn you leave jV work with us we return it to you with the guarantee factory that made the article. 1 tleliyer work promptly and at a reason- We are prepared able ebarffe.. repair You hare our guara lisliment. Our iuvi,y Tears in bus hi!: have been satisfactory. k of every piece of work done in our estab- i litis city proves that our business deal- ? 4 "fr 4? 4" Snodgrass and Zi i merman J. H, Peare & Son. ''s Leadiii!' Jewelers and Owtemotr?? k ! f! EsfablisJieJ ISifL jm Oraule' O o Fmusral Service Par lor, peeced Embal- nierjAubulaiice Ser . V rice. ' Day Phone ifain 62, Night Phone, JLiin 7-13. l-")03 Fourth St. La Grande, Orejou. O O r .....