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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1922)
Monday, Ft-nriian ?7. L GRXXPE EVENTXO 0B3FRVER PACE THREE MANY PERISHED IN THIS MASS OF TANGLED STEEL SCHOOL HIS GDOO PROGRAM' Derrlclts were requisitioned by nrniy rescue parties to ,11ft the forwmvl end of the giant airship, Ramn, so the search for bodies would btJ unlianipered. The huce steel framework was smashed and bent by tho explosion, imprisoning many victims in that part t-f tho wreeTuiKO pictured here. ROMA'S RUDDER LEFT AS GROTESQUE SIGN OF DISASTER pkino solo, Ch&s. Anson; roll ca.t When the great dirigible collapsed at Norfolk, it smashed into a heavily charged electric wire, which set flro to the gas In the bag. As the Roma exploded and fell tho rudder was left hanging, oil a telephone pole, a landmark to the thousands crowding to the scene. THREE OF ILL-FATED CREW 4 -w Ur Observer Want Ad. his daughter, Mrs. B. V. Underwood, In duy or two last week. ( und Mrs, Joe Anson spent Wed nesday with Mr. und Mia, Bert Grout. Mrs. Herman (ivork bin been ill for ome tune. Sutuiday eveninjr about thirty friends spent a most enjoyable even- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur (loldin. ncli to Th Ohx-rveri Jciames and cals were tho diversion CRANliK UAI.L, 1'cb. io.-The of the evenine;. At an appropriate parents of the school children of the hour 'stt'1" PP''f was served, district were well pleased with the I 'f"'y M. Wm. Sherwood anil woik and the protrruni that the school rM"'- cyfe Hopple went to llaker to nut on Tuesdav rt.,rnium. One of attend the funeral of Mrs. El Heath, the pleasing feature of the schoo! i,wh W11 buried, Saturday. woik that the children illustrated was ' Blue Mountain Grange met at the the different contests. The fourth, ihiill Saturday with a fair attendance, fifth and sixth grades hud a diction. I Mrs. Orlund Anson put on the follow ary contest, in which Dwmld Wilkin-ling program: Song, by Orange; rec son won; the fifth and sixth (Trades ' itation, Vernon Sherwood; piano solo, had a ciphering contest, Arthur l.Fayo Golden; essay, "Ijfe of Wash SPencer being the winner. In thcinglon," Mrs. Je Anson; Grunge i seventh grade, Mildred Spencer won I Taper, edited and read by Mrs. J. W. 1 over her class mates in writing the Ucdhcad; reading, Koy (GtkdVr; greatest number of counties in (he Ron in the shortest time. The fol lowing program was carried out: .Song "George Wahineton," inhool; iccitation, ' February's Famous Men,' Inn Muilenburg; recitation, "Wiuter's .Giant," Arthur LM-.-Cnll; composition. "Life of Washington," Mildred Spen cer; recitation, "Valley Forge," Ver non Sherwood; recitation, "Little Chil dren," Donald Spencer; recitation, "Little Seeds," ltichnrd Smutz und iRjiyniond DeLong; recitation, "An ldcul S.'hool," eight children; recita tion, "Which Loved iFVst." Emma Heck; story song, "Nellie Gray,'' school; composition, "Life of Lincoln," Lynn Smutz; recitation, "Simwle Si mon," Lee Spencer; recitation, 'Wash ington's Grave," Vernon DeLong; rec itation, "Lincoln," Arthur Spencer; song, "Winter Thoughts," Juiuiita Spencer; recitation, "Two Kittens," Henry Be-ck; story, "East o' Sun, West o' Moon," Vernon DeLong; recitation, "Billy's Troubles," Ralph Stringham: music. Virgil Wilkinson; recitation, "Little Bo Blue," Martha Beck; recita tion, "Wornout Bug," George Smut'.; recitation, "Sir Valentine,' Wm. Beck; song, school. Visitors at Parent's Day program at school -were: Chares Gekcler, Adam Back, Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Smutz, Egar Stringham, Mrs. A. Lindscy, Mi's. Culver. Charles Smutz, Mrs. Ernest DeLong, Mrs. Art McCnll, Mrs. Win. Sherwood and Mrs 'Kd Stringham. Three of the Wilkinson children, who have been attending the Sacreu Heart Academy in La Grande, start ed to school in this district the first of the week. Donald Spencer won the box of can dy at school for gaining the most head marks in the reading class of the fourth grade. The contest started at the beginning of tho term and last ed till the grade work in reading was completed-. George Hughes has wen quite sicit but is much better at the present. Orren Skiff of Union visited with "What has been i'otir greatest thrill in life? A silver offering was taken for tho purpose of finishing tho pay ments on the pi:ui: ' Over eight dol lars were given. :, Mcsdume's Win, Sherwood, Kobert Masteron nnd Bert Grout spent Ihursdny with Mrs. Chas, Spencer. 'Mrs. C. K. Gulden, anil daughter, Faye, were week-end guess at the rome of Arthur Golden. Highest price paid for clc sized cotton rags. , large- j Maiyland Trees. The innjimly ul ihe fruit I'-ees llower early In lite tii'iiiu. iisiiull ie loie I he leaves appear, niul tlieir dainty blusiiiis form a cltui'iiniiii pic ture In mlil:tl,,ii u yividliij u delight ful fi-iigriuice. The apple bloMsoms ure usually white with a red time or blush; tlU! ueucll Ullik: lh iieul-. khuu and cherry while; and the qu.iico. lileb tluun a later, u del!cutt slieil pink. I HAGS Wanted at The Observer. Wake-Up To the Music of a lig Ben larp These wintBv mornings Many otlfer styles S1.50 to 3S 1 A L8L DRUGCO "Try tho Drug Storo First" ; i i ' IB i .i i f ' ITT?PT7 renutlfull fl LA 1Vvjw (Huiimuj I vA C I'm I'roducti Uvkllouk " ' M M i-um. Wtite Com M V tjI roduiCB KcCnini Co. ciipi Silted Pwtry Muur ti-aittotiB Rilt 7t U JipoiKi U.Li&2 V cup hUutt 4 ul'lopouu Coul Waicf Siridrvlncrctllr-tit.-. A.M unuKrrjmv.MlvtjuinJv Lnudjv lititmlicau.'i uriio tliuliilv fltuicil board tiii t It fot.'vJ lliicknes. Thlt rvctp lu-koi 1 duuLlcpicciut. for Salads (The unusual delicious, aky pie crust made with lazola is astonishing. 'erfect digestibility fol lows every time even viith those who com. pkln of delicate stom achs and cannot digest animal fats. Ford Owners ition! NAttek . VMl)t 1 Nal si iMl' F J:t you Mibstan lyriur licj to niako IYlll!j;S Viirk- 011 Watch This Space FT 14 4-'!l ' siMjm 1 Left to riKht, Captain W. J. Heed, Scarsdale, N. Y. ; Major J. G. Thornell, Sidney, Iowa, and Captain P. L. Mabry, Tampa. Fla. Rec'.l was Injured, Thornell and Mabry were killed. Mabry was in com mand of the flight of the noma. Thornell was a former commander and n veteran of dirigible, flying. PALACES FOR 1 E (Bv Associated PrpsM NEW YORK, Feb. 27. Five na tions, including the Unitekl States, have started erection of palaces nt Rio de Janiero for the Interna tional exposition next fall In com memoration of the centennial of Brazilian independence, nceonling to word received by Hello I.obo. Brazilian consul general. The for eign buildings are being construct ed along the Avendia Wilson. A fund of tl. 000,000 has been established to provide nn adequate exhibit on the part of the United States. Supplemental to tho nation al display, ninny American manu facturers will show their goods. France, Great Britain, Belgium and Italy are the other cotintriw which hnve buildings under con struction and several smaller nn tlons have arranged for exhibits In other structures nn the expo sition ground, so that tho centen nial will have the atmosphere of a world's fair. The exiKisition is to be an ex pression of the economic and social life or Br;-zll during the last 100 years. Karh of tlie 21 states of that republic will have separate dis plays of Its achievements In com merce, Industry nnd other aspects of civilization. Among tho buildings planned for the exposition' are the hnll of In dustry, hall of states, hall of fine arts, hall of administrations, hall ef minor industries and the game and fish pavilion. Military parades, international games and other spectacular enter tainments are to lie part of the procram. The exposition will open Sepc m- r and close Pecembor 31. 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Firt D9of Sort of L rde National Bank 0 "Rememher the Dates 'A priisjicrous, well managed and lawfully regulated utility is anasset to any municipality, the industrial and biifuness lilV therein and cit izens thereof. One Jhle toieke out a bare ex istence onlv is a soiiro o'l1 lisciouranenient and worry to its owners iuid a eoiistant irritation to the patrons of its iiJf'erior A'rvice and the muni cipal officials, as wl as alcterrent to industrial nnd business devefppmet of the community life.'' Missouri Imblieyfiervice Commission. Hbfne Independent Telephone Co. i Pyftff riters d-r sale find for rent. ' OStEi CanB S'oO'O-ry Co. . . 0 o e O 0) a lA.,
