La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 26, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO TIIR LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, January 2G. 1923. Cost $15,000 f 13I1IGE1L n nwFRq ri m mmm Ttk !' LimLIIU ULUUIII IIIMUmuiuuioi dm Tiir 1 n n ni n 1 1 a i n n 1 We have just .received a' full shipment of Ratines in all the newest shades of Japan Blue, Orchid, Jade, Pink, Rose Pink, Henna and Tan.., If you are in need of this material our assortment will please. Special Heavy ribbed black hose for boys and girls. They will stand hard wear.-, 'i t. Hi I 25c fit EUGEN t otunliUed EUGENE, Oa.I4i-Tifc l-.jVwttM euuiu-i.. of religion nt ih I'nlvoislly fsltv of OlH'KOIl is nftrrmtl 'IKe. courses 111 religion this wiTTu' . I students, whdiing tn continue the'r x mini r nnnnnr in n r i hhr I mniiinrrrrnrn ... NUW UJ-l-CfltU tuny or lllllloi,lrVtet;iire and li"l- ,, , , Philosophy f&in4fr&ir ',' f" ',f"re .re doslKmSr-rff'WVe slS Jv.'" ViW"'0 nourlV ; comprehensive unili'rstumllni? of rt Upton and un- of tinlvi'iity .t;in'lurl neririttm; 'to iru'inlitM-. of the council ih hVl(Kophy f iclJjiiwcwIttfrJUilJ cci;, TiK'wlay ami Thur.-ulav afn-r- coiirw N to aljl t!if Ktinlcnt tn oi.m- 4jcf itK yt ;i)U!r! Ium own ro- Jlliioit In tlur Hula t,f un- nltKloi.-v -torioiu-. :uii knowlcdk'"- of man -kind aiid iht K'-mi ally act-cptfl and -jtalili..,nd f ultis r fct in c. MuMcn-ivt i-4 tit Itlbllciil lilM-:tttii-f if .the i outw offVrt d liy I'.cv. Ilf iice 5 J. (liflcn. Pri'.thv I or la n uu i vt-r.n r V fiufttor. The llhdc If- th m:Un t- iliook of thly voijjW'. Hluttcntt Ua;!; Jiow ttuvIJiM,- ifw. tiuch'ii tin- d: 5 VlMoplll-jMtfK4.-VftHrf li-lc.xs thruiiBU ' Bin oiHlJftn-j-Vl.nj. viitN td- Mud in wiitw-ii iioritoim fit-n tn nrwrjt- ld T"'U;n.'ju.' WI1H..1I., tt is (TVVt-J ' in tho rliiiMs f'.r. inli 6 .lie )t v ...a coined ic of toj ni.: .f:f wo k, I.' j tlu- co-ij.-n oif. ht-.i'iu , V:c' iunt of reti;3ni H-i nni) d, Y'Va "t co.-ittj. Mini Htmicnt -jr(it'i-TiMitti ti f ;jt. .m. a . A. u- Y, Ha)lw id 1 npcinlllilf rniJirlus; Hull, CoUift 1 Jillnii, I'opal und Pi csi. Albeit ! Swci-lf bolnn Ih rhati tn.ui lUmfM. V'lit t-. Mid juhi-.1. uui. rr, iii'oii si-tit 01 ot 1 hi con wll. I.. I'. I 'ul 1111 m, 1 -a immi Y , M. I't'i-tdai' Im -vh t'. rhaUinun. mt ltOfolhV CoJtlfv, .vt;i'iM.ir ol tn. pllli V, V. t:. A-,. Is ffi-i n't, ry. MVi: stock to Mi irr (My The AbHi-viatid I'n-Hs) I.OS A(ii:i.l-.'S. .bin. .'.--Thtr Am rrhuin National Live Mouk Asm-la-llon will hold If h ti'nty-sith itunna! ' convontlnti lniv lrlnniiic .Ian. :!';. I Have Permanently Cured Catct of 40 Years Standing CAN anything be more con clusive of my non'Siipi- and other retui ducaaca than that Tliose who btveundprgone tcv-cal!-cd "hcme-ttc;itincnt." ond ucce ive operations for ycati have Cime to me mul hive been L fctnuncntly cured. T remov M doubt I ruiranl io curs jaxtr i PiUt - no mHr howr vr or chronic lb fel Ytrid ftidn fw Uin nil OR. CHAS. J. DEAN H2HSESSS3 XK ft Ratines Special Misses', fine ribbed black hose, extra qual ity, for IT PONT.MAKTKIt TO III'.M.MN' ( Mr AriwcllttiMl I'rcKH) ASTOlljA, Ore, Jan. 26 That t Hill,1)' I luliJi;tWlr.li. who In rep,- . rCHcnliriK Xitovbi jit Va.slililon, 1 1 (.'.' rnnjidu in t!je national eupltnt nn Mt ittxcr- cop ytrhfl act.t bn the meas use to ciil'.nd federal ai'l to Astoria wuh the rciiicst niuh liy the' 'execu tive committee of in at it meeting ith tflrrn-nuj. 'iM: uMifcil- .i it ml it U-W'Ki'iuh tOfthnt it t M Mihlernian. taken in reply' to' u. t-l ui.iiii liy f 5. '. I'iiHoii 1'rom (M'f Halilenmui an follmv.s: "It m-ciiis I hive done pvprythftv.; pos-ihlc- to urtst in the Afctorii mat- C'Amuxiitoe Hons' cuiNinill't prohably " win not ifpoit our bill out lifiorw next Tucs lay ninl votf In tin- Iiouk; not proli- IjJj':fo!V one wi'.k t hv'''a 1 tor. Tsiiould htjt'v 'AttMoujrh 'thm'trs- lank pnriniiiirrlnvT, rannot ult will .he." tt'H whnt the ro. rKAHTKKK HAS ROW LKItANoX. Ore., Jan. J. Crab tree, a small town situated some sev en miles north of Lebanon, which boasts of having the first union high school in Linn county appeal's io be in the throes of u community row over the ilismi-.MiI of one of the hitfh school t'UL-heis by two of the direc tors over the protest of the chair man of the board. The chaiiman us ht.s he was-fiwt pm.sent at and had no notice of the met'ti'ijr at which lift ion wais taken on thtf'1 ' diitfnissal. At ilu beinninir of the Christmas 4h'Juay the teacher -. O. .Sprouts. was notified by two of :he (liitctpiH Uiul hi- -rrAicea wore no lunger di Hjrtd.;'l t ailt-vd by the chairman lh.it no . chari s were' fil''d huinst ."lur ' the holi.lai4 H ntw- -tunc bar AV.; y ' hi tt employ tiotlrare now tUim-p- f-dh-rttji ti ..lilip ".he UK"t to teuch. It imW looks -H it he district was facing .iitijru- tion to h 1 1 1 tli(. matter. Children like Dr. Miles' Laxative TnblcU Don't struggle trying to get your children to take hitter, evil tasting laxatives. Get a package of DR. MILES Laxative Tablets .nd the children will beg for them they taste so good. Adults nnd children find these tablets mild, sure nnd thorough. Your druggist sells tlicm at pre-war prices 25 doses 25 cents. E m GET IT S EUGENE, Jan Continirenl i'ctfiiraT:on or in didej rtn.n jttii racnic . ot'inany and ll'nion r.'iclfic Uallwny company will irraut a rati of fan- and a half1 tty iboHt" who attend the annual imM-ttnffl of the ltifrir Poliorifrrotw AsHoclatlm ami the. AHsoclatkon of 'JUkIi School Presidents nntf S"'vularl'8 to be Held at tbi rnWi-rnlty of Orrtji l-'ebnun 2 and II. It expected that theLaL tendance w l'l eve.-i-d I Ml deh-f-atel. ($ Hiif!i school deh-irateH may rKitfcf ill'-ULV(.V(invJ1L!i,lbn Keb, I. And :i lil tloiuil l" it l.stTa ( JonTs 1" 1 u I e T k .rohTi?!mi' tmtt-'iMt'-jth'w'pa" b'-wt'- V fronr 1i ! a. 111. The pronraiu will In-Kin at !: 1 ,1 a. m. I'M ATILLA DUlKifilSTS KI-1XT r I'ENDLKTON, Jnn. A.... KoepneTi of i'endleton was yesterday selected as president of the Uma tilla County iJruists' association for another term. M. I. OrantTe of i'ilot liock was ajrain named vice ptesident and Mason Thompson of Pendleton was - reelected secrctary treasurer at a meeting of 't tie asso ciation held here. Plana were laid for the hij; convention of official delegates , from the pharmaceutical associations of the seven western state, to ibe held here durinj? Jhe enminff Hoiind-lip. J'H Tallman, Pen dleUn flrtiist, is ill jjeneral charjye of the plans. Tjt;.).;.: yotnr The Economy BMSdNG FOIWER It has no r equal recard--' less of the pnee you pay. It is used by the majority of American housewives. Its sales arc over one hundred and fifty per cent greater than the next largest selling brand of baking powder. Buy it try it use it. A pound can of Calumet contains full 16 ounces. Some baking pow dert come in 12 ounce instead of 16 ounce cans. , Be sure yoa get a BEST BT TEST pound when you want it. THE WOHI.DS GUFATLST nAKiiun nnxmrn GRANGE HALL, Jan. 2(i Mr. and Mrs. i;ol,ei;t .laM ei son wcro Cnlon vlaitors Kundiy. As Iho reauU of biiHine.sH mectlny In Id at Orange Hall whool nous Tuesday oveniiKr, the owners of tele phone, line One worked all day Wed nesday on the line. Mr. and Mm. lieit Grout enter- tallied relativew at dinner httmluy. Writ. Alice S.iliHiMiry spent the week" end at the farm. Several iriend of :.n. nno .Airs. WIU ' linm Taylor save them a surpilsf. Sun day evening at lhlr Itonitf. tho oe eufiion belnsr in ivmor of Mw. Tay. lorj8 blrtbtlay.' firtrf-n nuestH were present und all ' n.ived tho hours very much. Lunehioii was sered at II '.o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Smut, enter tained a number of little folks Sun day In honor of thcK son, HobertV, ninth birthday.. Mi-8. i 'Oliver celebrated hero seventy-fifth birthday Sunday. The borne, of Hen and Kenneth flekeJer was the scene of a most en joy.il.l parly Vednesday eveulntr. The 2.' Kiiests spent their lime most plcaw anty at curds and before tho party broke tift delicious refreshments were served, Mrs. Art Mc('all is finite 111 at her home. A very intrpfttiiifj ineellnp was held at (lianKa Kail Saturday by tho lilue Mount iin 1 Gifinue. I Miring the lec ture hour '.Mi's., flydo Hopple and Kayo fioldeu m h furnished muslc ln (be form of piano .vol oh, Mrs.- A. 'K. IIuk read an article In which Khe nnunierafed the duties of the eco nomic " roiniuifiee. Roll call on "'hiit(;-i'itlei,s(n,. If' any, have you to nuiko, of the work; of the county court,?"--. Koimd , table talk on f.ree texl( ,oiks. led i .y Allnnie Huliuaii. Tim tividi- 'itiiriflAii nw1nH 'l.v I. r. ' rnflltlier M r:nti,r :. Vnfi. un flm rnr.u 1 Ion. The -majority was for free text hooks. The following resolutions were unanimously adopted: WIIIJItKAH, There is n hill before (he le-jrislaturn to abolish certain boards and coinmlsMions in the In terest of economy, w t ho members of Illue. Mountain (Irano.ask our senators and .representatives to adopt tho same as fur as ponstblo. UK IT ItKSQl.VKlJ. Hy the lllue Mountain Grange, V that w., lieartflv commend the senators and represent atives' who ' nave' taken the stand rfflnlnKt-mnri-Jjir.LlJlej Hcjciirttics.- Hfirnod 'il'J't'V'lji1;-' J''J ie iwjti . j.- .uooopOQpppopb'oooooo 0000000 Two officers who woro .'Lbaent on SAG fct -t TO'DARKEN'rlAlR iHwJtintilliijf Grandmother's Recipe Bring Back Color and Lustre to Hair Vott can turn gray, faded hair bwro- ') titully dark- and lustrous almost over niht if you'll Ret a bottle of "VVycth's Sac and Sulphur Compound" at any drujf store. Millions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea Kccipe, improved by the addition of other ingredients, arc sold annually, my well-known druR ilists iicre, because it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one can tell it has been applied. 'J hose whose hair is turning gray or hecomtng taucd have a surprise await inii them, because after one or two ap plications the gray hair vanishes and your locks becume luxuriantly dark and beautiful. , This is the age of youth. Gray haired, unattractive folks aren't wanted around, so set busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to-nijiht and you'll be delighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful ap pcarancc witliui a few days, -: 1 Don't waste expensive ingre-' clients don't worry about results don't try to find a leavener that is as dependable, pure and wholesome as : F I Bt . . -.. CAtUMf W1 L' v'l j Lester M. Fator of Idaho, Amer . jlca'e chcanrIon jockey tor 1922, baa been sold: to Sam C. Hlldreth of tho Ron ?ocass tables for ?15,000. Most (of Fatorsi successes were mado at :tho Tijuana, track where ho closed , tho season with 1SJ) victories. Inslallatlon day were liiHlallcu, itoo ert, MaMterson as assistant steward ami I, w. Itedlv-nd as Kiite keeper, vvoi- thy Master O. KIKmwoou appumt ed Mabel Anson, Mrs. Uynearaon mil Mrs. Ilolman to art on the nuance committee; ana imiiui .h'v -r)u Spencer. Junnio Hopple. Alice ThlK. Jessie, Masterson, Kate Hedhetid and Gr.u-o (Iroiit .to take charge of tjie dutlcH of thi.. econcmic committee.' W-Kh '. o b:-tmt,5jl . ndllji' , HA-iv. 'con niTrnvs'wu-.vi OLMPiX,. Wii,h ;.lan.,!,2.r'aph- ikLoii loiir, but ,IPMi'( . tfniall baiiKH Mn-ouirh fiiif-Jires laV year lletwecn (IVi'Llll)t'l' 1 lUio .Miniiii there woro HI .bank faii'ires in Mon tana, ? in MlnnV'PoJa,, in North Ha kota. 4 In ldah'!:uid. 4 hi Oklahoma In l!:t stales whoV' conditions were repoitcd to tho uta-U- banking tlepart ment there were a tfotul of 7S. Klghi of thosp were national banks. These are stat 1st ies to whlcli htate Supervisor of ltanklutf,. luko points In answer to the looso nt;ilemeiit tlr.il Washington financial ins.Mtulions have surrendered in the fltfbt to overcome tin' shock of lliiilflallon that fol lowed the readjustment o." business conditions after the war nid. which was made more serious by ;i series of crops failures. 1 ,n I 1:v'?4S,SSS,'. 'VT,?:l3a- There's a touch of refinement with EDISON MAZDA. LAMPS. , ;: t t r. n . I-1! . - ri. ot o. Ulectnc Company Wiring;, Repairing, Appliances, Supplies and Seivice 105 Depot St." Phone 393-W 000000000000000000000000 "Comfortable! as an old shoe" A hotiely expression that exactly describes the sensation nf a woman who has been fitted to FRONT LACE -CORSET "I-a Camllle" Co--scta embody the latest and most Important Improvements In front lace corseting. Complete assortment of the dif ferent modfts and ftliea aiwayi on hnnd. 1'rk-r.I S2.S0 ana Cp. Mrs. Robt. Fattison ; Corse Mere l'bono S22-y Hes. 1701 Oak 7 7 " S.3-Sa.i i .P rnr ill ENTERPRISE, Jan. 2fi. Signs of HprhiK weather on. the Imnubu, after a brief winter eurly In Oecenv her. has mixed up the seasons a bit. hay farmers living in the canyon. From the' mlddlo of Hecumher there was not even a frost on tho river until last I'Yiday ntKht, which was followed by u itKular frceae Naturdav nit; ht. These nips have not, however, al tered the appearance of sprlntf. Green Krass is thick on the lower benches, Uie buttercups are In bloom up and down the hillsides and around the houses tho lilac bushes '. are. puttinir forth their leaves. Tho bees are leaving i)h lr hives, even those wise Insects having been deceived into thinking It time for them to be abroad. All livestock Ik in excellent con dition. Cattle do not slide when they iro strong, and the steep hill sides I' in- free of frost and give good foot- t.liold to animuls. The growing grass I us raised hopes of sheepmen, who lst last year from low lambing rec ords of their flocks. With a liberal en op of lambs, the sheep business wiVl be profitable this year, us prices arii satisfactory ull along tho line. . , , . So live that it will never be neces sary", to send your influential friend! aroutia to asK tne . newspaper to leaved out the sordid details. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Vogan's Caramel Twists ; Tasty, Chewey Candy. "Gee, They're Good." ' 39c for full pound, Big 10c Bags he LDRUG(5, 0 fLW' PfltSCHIPTION WUGG1STS o The folks at home like g O , o candy, too. O m :- a.. ,,....., OOOOOOOOOOO'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Announcing tho change In our firm nan(e, we are, the same as In the past,. , ronily to serve you with the best oblnluable in the lino or incuts unit poultry. 'i : ; , , ; The Crescent Meat Co., Inc. ' . formerly i;- 11 -. M. A. STIMVF.1,I MKAT OB., 1X0. Fir Slreet SUrVet Vitality aiai-ket, Next to Harris Grocery skaus's Grocery ftoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooofcooo o , W. Hi Bohnenkamp Co. Funeral Director Our ability.. t0 seve you properly is assured , by a .thorpugh training in the Barnes School oZ ', Embalming in Chicago, many years of profes-',' sional experience and the possession of the fin est equipment in the northwest AMBULANCE SERVICE Day Phone , 264-W oooooooooooootoooooooooooooooooooooooo 000000000000 Bargains Curtain Scrim 23C Marquisette 48d Curtain Net 48c Ladies' Unions !.69c to ?1.23 Ladies' Silk Top Unions $1.98 Twenty Per Cent Off on Ladies' Silk Jersey Petticoats Percale House Dresses .' .123 Boys' Gingham Blouses 69c Boys' Khaki Blouses .... ....9Sc 42-piece Set of White Dishes 55.64 . Andrew's Variety Store (Bv Associaled Press) I.ONIiu'N., Jan. 24. .MudaRnscnr hiis luiif,' uiiinirrrous ili posits which future 4'i lo (ill Kiiiin of raillum lro iiitili: a ymr. urrardinK to I'roTi'ssor l,pcrolx. wrri'tiiry of tlu- Kronen Acud niy of SoKncf. This production would i-uual to aliout hulf of the world's pr.'scnt annual mipiily. Tin Ions of -bitalltp." tho namo fiivon by I'rofeshor l.oorolx to deposits found In iho Helafe district of -Mada-Bascar, furnish 15 (train of radium bromide, lie ndds Aat tho crystnla from which the radium bromide. Is ob tained are round conveniently in red earth, and may be extracted by wash IriK. as is done In, the case or (told bearing deposits. Small Tracts Wanted I iav. considerable Inquiry for small improved acreaee,. in and , ad joining the city. Also for 10, 20, 40 and Mi acre farms. Those havine this hind of property who desire to ,eell, if they will price their property right, I can assure you that I can get results. liy listings for this class of proper ty is the lowiwt I havo had .for two years. ' I would like to have Immedi ate llstiiiKs, as I am sure I can givo you service. : ' Six-room home, modern,' garage,! ce ment sidewalk. Just off hard-surfaced stret. Price $2.0.011.00. Terms, $300,110 down and $30.00 per month. One-acre tract with good four-room house, full basement, chicken house, pumping plant, work shop. This place Is Just outside of city limits. Price, $1500.00. Terms, $400.09 cash and balance at $25.00 per month. Will consider small automobile as part first payment. Geo. H. Currey Heal Estate . Ijumrance Night rhone Main 59