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PAGE FIVE
Saturday, April 21, 1923
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Local News In Brief
ncer of la (i-rande, and Clara 1. Kr
sted of Pendleton.
Pendleton Kast "regontan
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COMING EVENTS
tt Mny 4 Merrymakers at High X
XX school. XX
XX May 5 Union county track and tX f citisfri
iteiti meet at union
tt May 25 La Grande high school tt
tt commencement exercises. tt
tt June 4-5 Horse and Cattle tt
tt Kaisers Association Conven- tt
tt tion at Unitih. tt
tt June C, 7, 8 fifteenth Annual tt
tt Livestock Show at Union. tt
tt July 4Old Oregon Trail Pag- tt
tt eant on the summit of. the tt
tt Blue mountains (tentative) R
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Drives (o Xoi-ih Powder
VShprif f Lee Warhick, accompanied
j by Leo McDowell, drove to Noriii
' V powder on a, business trip. They wilt
return to La, tirande, late today.
I' Electing Postponed,.
, The meeting originally planned to
. be held , in the City. .Hull, Monday ev
ening to - dtsi:uhsmauers pertaining
to the Y, M. Y A. lias been imlefin-ilt-ly
postponed. ' -
To Have Iwisket Nocjal
A basket socinl.wlll.be given in tho
church at IhIuIkI City Ht eight o'clock
on the evening in April I'Tth. The
proceeds will. go to tho funds for the
repairing of tb church roof. All nrn
cordially invited. ' -
l'i moral Ncrlevs Monday
The funcrul services over the re
mains of .Mrs. ..'America Huberts, who
'. passed on a few days ago, will be held
at the Ituhnc-nkuinp Chapel Monday
afternoon at 2:.'a oclock. The inter
ment will take place in the Masonii-cemetery
JKiirtMitc To Lu (iraiulc :
Jllldrcd Jamison, l.innie Marker,
Floyd Aliiklnson, Cecil , Maklnson
and Wilbur Motley, a party of
young people from Halfway stopped
over in I laker last night en route, to
1 ji Grandc where tliey will attend
a meeting of tho Christian Kndtavor.
Haker Herald
Two Licenses
Marriage licenses to two couple.1
have been issued In the past 24
hours at the office of It. T. Prown,
county clerk. The couples include
Tim Oliver Schofteld, mechanic, and
Tussle Mctzker, both of Pendleton;
ami Walter C. Pi oman, civil engi -
t ndi-r orders from Mayor rainier
the natatortum was closed to the p"h
lie laat evening and will remain so for
a few days on account of piaster Tun
ing from the ceiling, making it dan-
rous to putrons. Steam rising from
tho pool is the cause of the trouni'
and this will sooner or later be rem
edied hy proper ventilation or by met-
U ceilings. Mayor rainier minus n
will only require about two days work
to tao down the remainder or the
plaster. linker lt mocrut.
Special Services llelil
Special services at tho Episcopal
hurch will be held tomorrow duo to
the occasion of a visit of Archdeacon
Uoldle, of Kustern Oregon, who will
bp here for the whole day. Morning
Communion mis : (M o'clock, at which
time tho Hrotferhood of Ht. Andrew
will hold Corporal Communion, then
regular 11:00 o'clock service, will he
held with Dr. Cioldip speaking. He
ill also conduct evening pruyer with
sermon at 7:30 p. m. Tho public ns
well as friends and members nro cor
dially, invited.
PROMPT LOADING
OF CARS IS URGED
King TuUankh-Amen 's Middle Name
Was Copper, or "the Enduring Life
Through 6,000 yew the two
hve been aMocUtml in
mind of man.
"Miss Sunbury"
too m
Jls in
Western shippers aro urged by the
Southern Pacific company to load
freight cars promptly and to capacity
and so avoid the. destructive effects
of a car shortage.
(J. W. Luce. Kreicht Traffic Man
ager for the Company, said today thai
as a result of the recent rains ther.j
is every Indication that bumper crops
will be enjoyed this jsummer and fall. I
and that the railroad facilities of the
country will be tuxed to handle the
extraordinarily heavy truffle that is
expected.
in the lust nine months tho rail
roads have ban. lied the greatest vol
ume of trarfic ever transported in the
history of the country during any cor
responding period," said 1-uce. "Traf
fic in 1 HI'S up to the first of April
has reached tt new high level. JT traf
fic over the country continues to in
crease as it- has. It can be handled
only by the most rigid economy in th.
use of cars. The West, with its. hea
vy tonnage to move across the con
tinent to eastern markets, has no
transportation to waste.
'Southern Pacific, company has
spent many millions of dollars since
lust season for new freight cars, par
ticularly refrigerators, and for modern
locomotives of the most powerfu'
type. Hut with unprecedented traffi.,
chiefly in products that run sharply
into peak shipments, in prospect, tt is
videnl that only the closest co-opera
tion of shippers flth the railroads eai
tvrt a car shortage with eonsequen1
loss to both. ' .'
Sunbury, Pa, Is the flrct city to
select H3 representative for tho an
nual beauty congress to bo held at
Atlantic City next September when
the most beautiful entrant will fce
frowned as "Miss America." Mies
Sunbury" is M1S3 Lorcna ?T'- V1r.
motiox ovi:imi ij:n.
(By Associated Press)
rOUT,ANI, Apr. 21. Judge Ross-
man toduy overruled a motion for
non-suit in the (iurland case a gains;
Oiiiord. Powell, Hall, Coster and oth
er members of the Ku Khux Klan.
Ianiilton Johnstone, listed ns a mem
her of the executive committee of the
public defense league which engineer
ed the recount, was the first witness.
Ilossnian ruled out his testimony eon
cerning local publications, which Gar
land contended favored the Klan.
saying he did not think the Klan was
on trial.
HF.N the two lift'Sizcd statues of
Tut-iikh-Anin, tlie boy Pharaoh
of i he 18th Kgyptum Dynasty,
were found recently by the irchtologtm
under the leadership of the Earl ol Car
n art-art 1 lu-v nirlurrd vividly to modern
tycl the connection, 6.000 yean old. bf
hvrrn ihe ever elusive fiddle of ihe en.
during lilt and copper, the earliest mcial
Middy iitcd by mankind.
The Egyptian mind, ai indeed the hu
man nund throughout the long tucory
ul man, mas aluaya pcrsiitenjly March.
in. (nr u-jv. nl niolonUlllJ! life. COPPe'i
which poiseried thi quality of enduring
life, had been utd in the valley of the
Nile tinre beiore the Uynaitic daya, or
oer 2.SIKI year, liefore the lime ol Tut-inth-Amcii.
Biomc wa introduced in
(be 4th Dynait)'.
rn made itron appeal to the
rmaBination of the people, both becue
ol its uiefulneai and its endurance,
md hecaune m early dayi it was
connected in ilwught with the "ankh
nhich was the symbol ol the enduring
lile, throughout the thousand ol years
Irorn Tiitnkh-Ameii, who bore the
imd as his middle name, (o the l-
thnmsts of the 15th century A. U.
The "ankh"' visualized to the Pharaoh
hismpe ol a second existence-lor which,
i sun Ironi the equipment of liicir
lonibs. he made amile provision looking
. ttmard the time, 3.000 years after his
death, when he believed lie would take
up a new lile and have need for com
forts and 'Ornaments ol all kinds.
Much ol the eopiwr used in Egypt
cum- lioin the Island ul Cyprus, from
hich it revived its name It it siitm
(icant that the "ankh", still denoting
ruduriiig lile. was lound in the person
ol the goddess Venus, who was said to
ihave sprung Irorn the loam of tlte sen
and li.-have been wafted on the crests
ol the naves to Cyprus. Her symbol
vat the "ankb", the same symbol that
I -w 9 I
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to he (h Aitl namrle of nJlrlW H 'fifV ' c Jri
EfVpt, fbund in the uxub m Tut-iilK Auitiu , f V.y JM
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EittiM we o tbt "uilk ymM of J ; , S,WM w, 125
e L1 i !
SS'tM'a to "Win m ' m-m-MmjMua m n...3
TiJ'.!.. ?r2, f copper inTslH KsrJ. , . 1".. .ivflitt
IW0RL0YJ.G.A
CAUCUS SLATED
Nine hundred repivsrntatives of
nearly 60 countries, with a lull quo
la of tlelegatts from Am i lea, wii
meet May :t" to June 10 to discuss
the place of boyhood In tho natioivi
of the world and the relation tlu-ieio
Of thfl Y. M. A. This "Second
Vtrlds I'oiiference of V. -M. c. A.
WoiketH With Hoys" will be held t.t
I'ortschach am See, Austria. The
first was held at Oxford. Km;laed,
Just hefore the outbreak of tho gren;
war.
Kvldence of tho rapidly expanding
Interest in dealing with problems ol
boyhood is offered, eonferenei- lead
ers point out, by the fact that lh';
iian registrants exceed by fo per cent
(he number originally planm-it ftir. V
nieeial auditorium is being orocted
o( the meetings. ., .. fc
K, Vf, ltohiusoiii lonjr n leailer in
tHsoehiflon 'work ' for boys In many
couuiiies, i supervising ai'nmge
meats for tho conference from tlv
In .idquai ters of the world's commit
lee ul the V. M. C A... In Uenevu,
Mwlli'.erland.
CITY II A IX EUX'TION CA1XKD .
SII.VKItToN, Apr. 21 Whether
Silverton fdmll havo a $10,000 city
hull will be decided at a special elec
lioiio called for that purpose April SEI.
I he plans for the hull, which are on -file
at the recorder's office, show a
imild'yijr which will accommodate the
city water commission, city library,
lire department, council rooms and
city jail- .
"Home, Sweet Homo" is with ur
yet, after nn even hundred years, It
n't bunt by contract. ...
The reason some men tell Satan
to get behind them is hecausb they
vi: h to set a faster pace. '
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was used centuries later by the henry
students of forbidden hrrmetic arts to
represent copper
Wniis 9X an outgrowth of the same
idea that found 'expression and deifica
tion m the liKyptian poddrss Hthor
So there is an unbroken line, through
the "ankh" of the enduring life in the
earliest Kgyptian days, the "ankh" as
used in Tutnnkh-Ainen's name, the
ankh" ai fymhol of Venus or Aphrodite,
to the Hankh" which was the secret sign
(or copper used by the alchemists, medi
eval and later, who delved into the then
forbidden arts. The "ankh" used by
the alchemists in the 15th century A
I) lo di-sinate copper, is a duplicate
of the pictured "ankh" seen on the alli
of various Pharaohs' tombs.
Throtit-'h the 6,000 years that may,
by stretch of the imagination be re
garded as. t lie historic period, there hat
a conitant asocial ion in tl" minds
of men ol the aspiration for the endur
ing lif with the substance of tbt M
during metal, copper.
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POWDER IAN
CALLED BEYOND
NORTH roV I K It. Apr 21. Tho
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
.Meyers died at their home on Tues
day morning. The baby was only a
few weeks old it ml had never beer.
strong but it wum not thought to bo
seriously HI until a few hours before
Its death.
Tho funeral was hold at the home
on Wednesday ufternoon at two o'
clock and the little one was tenderly
laixl to rest in tho local cemetery.
Aorth I'owder and vicinity was vi
sited by fine showers on Tuesday. On
Wednesday it turned colder and n
high wind blow all day Thursday.
Snow covered tho foothills and win
ter. .. see m ed to. be coming back. The
pastures a r0 coming on flno and
stock. Is being turned out to the pas
ture.
Mr. nnil Mrs. O. Mann were busi
ness visitors hi town on April 19.
. William Hutchinson was a business
visitor in l-a Grande 011 April IS. Ho
was n wit new In n legal case before
the circuit court.
The Golden Hod l.odgo of the He
hekahs held one of their annual en-
tertalnments nt their hall on Tues
day night, Aprllj 1 7. These social
gatherings ti ro very well known as
this lodge is famed for Its good so
cial times.
High School News
Hup)icnings in nnil Around tho
School Centers
New Birds
In The Hat Trees!
Easter depleted our hat stock to a place where it
looked like the inside of a garage on a Sunny Sunday
Morning.
We immediately got into action and into the mar-,
ket. These hats are new since April 1st and nothing
newer will be shown until Septemter.
Choose now don't wait until Spring has run seven
or eight thousand miles !fnre you put on a new top.
Words and Music hy Lanplior and AIcKihbin.-.
?l.83 to $7.4:
( loth Ilafn .lust Arrived
?2.9."i to ?..sr
(by Joe Piink)
Tho Highway Kducatlotf Hoard an
nounces :he )!2:i National Kssay con
test for the High Hchool Klrostono
L'nlverslty Scholarship. All High
Hehool students are eligible. The
subject Is "Tho Influence of High
way I ransport upon the Helfglous
l.ifo of my Community." The Kssay
is not t oexceed seven-hundred words
Three of tho best essays of tho High
.School will be chosen and Hent In.
l-'or the best one In tho i'nlted States
a scholarship of four yars at any
College. " -
lUfferont English classes have been
studying the proper methods of In
troducing Hpeakers. Also tho best
ways to make an announcement and
how lo nominate for different- offic
es.
A Student Ttody assembly was hold
Monday at which nominations were
mad0 for student body officers for
next year. Those nominated were,
Clark Price, Owon Price, and Sheld
on Hrownton for President, italph
Webb, Sam Cochran and I,ou Puller
for Vice President. Vera lleutty ami
Gwrnet Howery for Secretary-Treasurer.
The Chairman and advlnors of tho
Junior Claws have begun to work on
the banquet which Is given to the
Seniors. Faculty uhd 'School Hoard
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thoro waa no truck priirtlcr..
A I Ilia I Trurk aim will liu liol.l nt
llio l'"lr Clroumln Siitliiiluy, 2 1 Ht. It!
Will Still't lllinilt llvn n'flnflc 'l'l,l I
moot 18 hotween linker lliirh School 12
nun 141 urunno lllRIl Nclionl. Ailinm
nlon will bo .60 for ikIiiIIh nnil .25
lor school rliililicn. stiulcnt lloily
Tickets will uilmlt IIIkIi Keliool ntil-
(lenlii. Also the Junior CIIiIh will
liuvo a ciindy muIc.
Actlv iniietlcn him heen Htartcil
fo,. tho noya' Ktiint Show. "The Mer
ry Makers" which will be Klveii In u
lew weeks nt tho lllirh School Audi
torium.
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Venus is the lone world of the heav
ens. It gleams brightly ench morning
long after the other stars have gone
lo bed.
Hosiery for All Occasions .
French & Greene
Ready-lo-Wear and Shoes
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NEW TODAY
The committee on nntertalnmen'. I" tho Junior Cllass each yea'.
and refreshments were Mrs. Arthur , will be held May fifth this year.
Olscn, Mrs. Chris K. Johnson, Mrs.
Mrs. Rcttc.AIIcti and Mrs. Loughlln.
"500" was played until a late hour
and then refreshments were. (served.
The Hotany II Class Is preparing
to start their hoibarlm. This will
consist of twenty different families
and twenty-five different flowers.
Kveryon0 had a good time ns cv- Tho students realize that there will
eryoiie was late in getting home uii-1 I t of hard wo'k, but this does-
all telling what a good time they had.
Purmers In this section .aro speed
ing up their work by every avallahle
means in their power. Helji Ih scarce
n't seem to detract from interest ta
ken In th(. making of the hcrbarlm.
Several field trips aro planned by Hp
teacher, Mina I lamia, to enable the
and so Is money for the fanners ho ;studcnts to secure the flowers need
many a.ru doing all they can do and I01'-
whut they cannot do themselves thv The Ma wot right will be held Men
aro letting go undone. The hi'.i J,luV JimtoiH and Seniors crush
nrlces of evervthin excent what tho i for a few minutes in real fight.
farmer produces Is hitting tho farm- I Mlss Joslyn has been giving Hlanl;
ers hard although It Is not reported jnulzzea In her American History
so In a great many places. ciaHses. it is mini 10 toil wtieihei
I'ine Pluck Kheep. (the name applies to the examination
Mr. Sleen has a flock of pure bred "'' H0 look on the faces of the htud
Hampshire sheep at his place lh.it
is not exci'led by any flno sheep in
the Pacific Northwest. He scltct'Ml
his stock from two well known of Id
aho. That of J. 1 1. Heuk of Mcrldeir
cuts.
Tho Senior Class Is very busy Just
now, getting ready to graduate.
They are holding class meetings very
often. One wits held yesterday for
ami Joseph Seuvers of Castle Hock. Oirls only, very Important business
This was in the uutumn af 1919. Mr. i was transact!.
Sloan purchased at this time seven
ewes and one rum, no he has 9.1 head
0JNT (tPTHIEg
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
of registered sheep and ull" typical
Hampshire, hasides what he has
soli).
Mr. Sloan hart one lamb weigh 101
pounds when 1 was one hundred
days old which proves that he is right
In keeping pure bred sheep. He has
his tombs romp. In January and Feb
ruary. He now has a number of
lanibH on hands that weigh K0 lbs.
The wool of his pure bred Ifamp- i
shires grades high and is now In I
good demand ami bringing good I
prices. The wool Is clean, light and
fluffy and has u strong fiber. Ht
lambing uveraged high this yenr.
Mr. Sloan will visit Hoi so fair this
summer whore he will meet with the
best breeders of Rheep In this section
for Hie purpose of selecting of floek
heads for Uie coining year for hi
Mock. I Hiring this trip ho plans on i
visiting Thousand Springs Itnneh und j
other well known flocks so as to get
the brst for his own band.
Mr. Sloan finds ti rrady sale for !
his rains nnil keeps his ewes for flock
builders. He belongs o the ossorlit ,
lion of the breeders of Purn hnM I
Hampshire sheep nnd Is in fnet a life j
member. .Mr. Sloan has lived In
North Fowdcr for several years and
is well known In this section, fie
has been connected with tho sheep in
dusti-y for years and saw the need of
pure bred sheep at home without
having to ha them shipped In.
More letters from Korclgn Count
ries have been received by stu lents In
the Knglisb VI Class of the feiirth
period. Kllu Ansiies received an in
teresting letter rroiu a Spanish (11 ti
in Chile, Kern Wells received u, let
ter rrom Pirls. Jloth letters' were
reud tu Kngllsh cIhhs this morning.
On account of the ruin Tuesday
FOB RENT Two-room apartment.
Ground floor. 1(20 Sixth street.
4-21-ltp
FOR SAKE Everbearing- strawberry
plants. GOc a hundred, delivered.
Phone 372-J. 4-21-lt
FOR SALE Red Irish Setter pup.
Inquire Sam L. Cochran, .KJl-W.
4-21-3t
WANTED To hear from owner nnv
inpr fnrm for sale; jrive particulars
nnd lowest price. John J, 111 nek.
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin'
4-21-ltp
FOR SALE Modern bunga low, "live
rooms, 2 bed rooms and sleeping
porch, furnace, garage. On corner,
paved street. 'With or without fur
niture. Call 815-J. 4-21-tf
MEN, WOMEN, salary $75 full time,
$1.50 an hour spare time, selling
the genuine guaranteed hosiery di
rect to wearer. Beautiful line- In
tcinationalt Knitting Mills, Norris
town, Pa. 4-21-ltp
BARGAINS
If you will study the book of good
manners Industriously, you may In
time climb high enough to justifying
on vent ton. J
INCOME PROPERTY
For Sale Or Exchange
Four room modern house.
Forty dollsirs down nnd $40
per month.
Five room modern house,
down and hiilaure likn
rent.
Two houses for rent.
L. S. Weeks
New Foley IluiMfn
Some more bnrgains I hnvo to of
fer. Why pay more?
1 fiix-room house, nil Ifurnished,
newly calsomined, varnished.
1 eight-room house, has a good in
come. 3 five-room houses.
1 four-room house-
1 three-mom houve.
Also ten acres of land.
See me before buying.
SEE MRS. S. C. ZUBER,
Phone 378-W
There's Real Character
In These Summer Shirts.
fen"
You'll agree with iu .
when you nee the splen
did mntcrluhr, notice
how carefully 1 every
seanr is stitched, how
accurately they aro cut,
and patterns matehed.
No d- lall that enler.i
Into thei making -of
good shirts Is absent In
these, ",
Priced within tho reach
of every purse.
$1.00 In S.V75.
. ASM EROS.
"The Stoic That Keeps Faith with the People"
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BARGAINS
1o you want u fine home
building lot, tMxZhb. VWntj
of room for chickens, orchard
and garden. The best of soil.
Only three blocks to paved high
way. C. IX MO NT lil.I.L,
I MHO llfiitmi Air.,
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IMPERIAL TAXI
MAIN 580
PROMPT SERVICE
After Midnight Cull
HERMAN'S
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tONIGHT
"The Abysmal Brute"
SUNDAY :
VAUDEVILLE
METRO HARMONY 101'U
Harmony SinKeiM . . ;
CMFFORI) MUXER
and and
LESLIE (iRIFKHTIS
The Merry .leslers The Teller
MAJUON DREW
Tho Variety (Jill
"FAIR EMU (ill" iiiid "DEVILISH DRAGON"
niA iiMnthwiini a.tt.ii ; raw Mi'A.rtW
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