La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 01, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextV p Thursday, November 1, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE i Local News In Brief ! .COM1XG EVENTS .NWinl,er i; HnkcV lilK, font liall team plays I,. 11. R. nt linker November .J-l..1!nluloi; Anno Whnl'H l-r N,-i mr," ci-arl roi.-,lv chain.,) ,y j0r rtami NovpiiiImt 241.. It. ft. roolLall 'mil M:iyn Wallowa IiIkIi ut Wul. Iowa. Novimlr 21 ThanksRlvlns iui.ii.-iii Rmo iir-rn li.-tw li-rnriso iiinl I.; l. . Kll- l,-t-,.iiil,.-r (iiiii.H im.i-tll,,l) IT.-s.-iilallnu "(iypsy tv,.,- on.lla l.y I,. II. . , Marriage l.uviw l.. . V . Issiu.il from I l i v, , . '""' '" iimrniiiK ....., i.aoisii-oni ami imiii.- s.oti if North I'liwiii r. To Aiicmi sim-k slum II. C. Avi-i-y. -oiiiiv m.-1-nl. I. n laHl v.-ninn for I -oi l luii.l . uh,.,-,. l, win ntli'inl I ho lniirn:iiiomil I.tvosiocJc rnnvcnllnn In I'nrlliiinl from Nov.-in-:llT :i to in. (lUllllllIK 1'lTlllll Issilid A hllilillliff p.-ilnit wan issui-.l to Al IktI l'iirri-y. (h-linVr so, to ,-r,-rt a nnc-sloi-y ft-um,. IniihlinK to In- i-s-.. iim a du.'lllne In Cran.ly n.l.lltion i Iwi'pn l-'oiirni an.l s.-oon.l rtn-lnir Sprlnif. 'I'll,- pi-.-liiiilniuy ,.si!inai,.,i oo.st Is $4,01)11. Will VM In .i Mr. ami .Mrs. aii'i-,.,1 Harviv of (iran.l.-. will i,avi- this ciiv snn.lay I'Vi-nlnv on lit.- first in , iout.,,,.y lo l.oiiiliin, KilKlan.l. wli.r.- th.-y fornn rly nia.lr Ih.-ir honi.-. Th,y plan lo ho Koni-s..--ral months. Mrs. liar voy has not visit, ,1 .r honi,- in l.on Ion for III y.-urs. Tli.-y will Ko via N-w York. Minklnu Hands Will, rrk-ml, John Slricker, depuly slleriff of I'nl. ,n county, who has hoen at Hot Lake recently: eonvalesoln),' from a series of operations. Is hark on Hie i streets or l.a (iran.l.- sljakiiiir han.ls with his friends and rei-.-ivimr -on-1,-i-alKlatlonM u,on his healthliil ap pearance. - Aci-i-pls I'iIHoii with II. ,v S I.. Voltnir. formerly of Nanipa. Ida ho, has aece,led a posilioli as i lee- trleian with the 11. K. i:i,elii, ,. pany. .Mr. Voiiiik is an experlincd electrician, havllllf heen ill the hisi ness many yearn. His family will up. rive in I.a lirand,- within a short . len to make I lu ll- home. VNIIIuir in l.a (iruiuli- J .Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Olsen arrived In l.a (Irande Tuesday Honi Vielnria. II. . and are visllinK Mr. and Mis. Adolph Nowlin. Tlu-y made the trip liy car. Mrs. l)ls.-n was formerly .Miss JlWiliWll". A onu tliuu.she wh -1 IMI'loyed l.y the Kreliinir Observer. I" 9 ay Op A T C: L I N T ' S LEATHER VESTS, STAT, SHIRTS AM) ' MACKINAW COATS AT 20 ; DISCOUNT Our entire line of Men and Boys' Cotton and Wool Underwear at a saving of 10"- Discount. j SPECIAL 50 Signal Railraad Shirts with 2 detachable collars. l!epular price, $2.25; now $1.85 Each S Shim for $5,00 m w ! .1 Hi Can h (.1,-orpo r. Ilopkitts. former!) of tlio , liluo Mountain 'rcaincty, wont fUili lilK" ',.ln,-Hilay. uml lh,-r,-lty' lianifs a jtalo. In fact. A-voi-nl tntlx. II,. l.m- rowo.i u fishimr iioi ns... a pair ot ruii-1 ,iH-r lioots. an, I u ,iiarl of tjntflo wot-niK from a frl, nil. Ilo Iravol.-.l iiulil hi- I'onn.l a i-lwr. Aft.-r arraylnir him j wtt In flsli. riiian's uaili, In- walk. d I up an.l ilown I ho riv.-r until ho am ii I'll,-, thai Is. u .UK), hit,-. II.- liil jhls I, ..si to coax that fish to HkIii. (hut II swam uwny. Mr. Hopkins says III, at lu- thinks II hok.-,l on III,- antrh- worm lor ho h, :tr,l It ttnrKl. , hut jsonio tliink it was lilitfclihiif. In ;ry i iiiL- to Ian, I Hi,- n.sh, h sllpp, ,l an, I j f'-ll Into tho rlvor. As h,- foil. In- ur .l.l,, .1 fur tho fish ami i-aiii,- up iwith n lmmlfiil of inirinoWH. I'uttiiiK !lh, in his tini-k.t. li i-liiiili. ,1 to bank nil.l hi. ill III,- rnl of III, tftir- noon ili-yiiiK hiiiiM-ir In Hi Min. lu- thoiiKht ho tuiKhl have tho larK-s inoiiiilial. It iio-a.siir,-,! -'. In. -Iks. II,- wnulil haw ll plaoo.l in I, Is iliiiiiiK room, hot on s-oon,l Ihout.hl h ro m, -nil,, r, ,1 that nil up-to-ilnto tal,t,-r-ijiIkis kkvi- a t'lsh an oyo, a Im-iuI or a slto hutlon or somi-lhlnir shiny. Now a 1,11ml fish wool, I ho all rluht. Imf a fish with tin ryo, would Ik- too tinirh. Thing's niii;hl happen In his tliniiiK room Dial no s,-lf rospi-f-tlnK fish would want to so. His oatoh was dis ptayr.l in l' I-:. tin-r's window, wlo-ro It was Ka.i-l upon' Willi wonder and. nsionishmonl, mostly astonish ment, to think that ho ko) l,y with the garden. In stiite of all Mr. Hop kins says thai, it is la-Mot- to have lished and lost than' never to liavo Ashed at all. PORTLAND NUDE I Altllou8h t,ie' cost of winK WOMAX FRIEZE lin in this water will be prob FROWNED UPON "'''y Hne""uid of the cost of a 1 ' 'gravity system up . into" the (Continued frotn raifo 1) the I'liKiip l.uildiiiK are arllslic . al1lio-.it:h 1 do not .pretend to-he an art connoisseur. IVi-hups the fi--iiri-M would 1.4' perfectly proper as an Interior decoration hill they are dex-idely out of place I't.r tho exterior of a tlowutowu hulldine," Anil City 'ommissiouer Tier de clared that to allow- the nude fiir iire,; to remain w-ai: to wreck Ihe nioraV-i of I'ortlalul outh! tltlter mcnil.crs of the council aurced that downtown hull, lilies should not he used for the exhibition of nude women and are ready to lake such action as can climillale the "Alder Street Art Gallery." Women l.llcli Jl-iiicry Tho frieze under' comment dis plays five absolutely nude wo men, two standlni; fa-illK tho "audience" and the other three, in a. trroup in tho center of the frieze flanked l.y the first inen lioneii two. are illustrating their proficiency in tin. Torpshlcorean urf. - And I'ortlann pasps and looks while tile city council is seel.iuK 'wnyit and imiinv to" remove this "meanee to I'ortland youth." port unity and Saturday Our entire line of Trunks, Suit Cases and Bags at remarkable saving of 10'1 Discount. Outfit yourself with winter footwear at CLINT'S OPPORTUNITY DAYS SPECIAL' SALE at a Saving of 10 Per Cent REDUCTION Of 20 Per Cent Oji our entire line of Ladies' Hosiery. Silk-and-Wool, Lisle, Silk, Wools MILL CREEK IS 'DEDICATES VISITED BY CHAMBER! MASONIC I MEMORIAL Continued from rneo 1) ypriiiKS is such that the water: can be conveyed in a cement pipe to the city'. ' :. . If this i possible the coun try the pipe would run through is not ' difficult to build in, for the ditches would lie easily made through farms and alonjr coun try roads; with little or no rock work to be encountered. Opinion was unanimous among j the visitors that the long look I'or water supply has leen lo cated and the matter of fretting1 it to. the city is an enftinecrinj? feat the cost of which can lie determined, which if not pro hibitive, will ive La Grande for ! ii reasonable expense an abundance of cold spring water. The city is using; about a mil lion oallons every '24 hours and tho supply to be had at Sander spring's is six times that amount ij, the most conservative esti mate. . An option on the farm and c.prings has been taken by the city for one year at $1-1,000 and !he engineers are getting ready to run the lines for cost esti- i mates. llond Election Needed mountains, and will probably be little more than a well-drilling campaign fraught with the un certainty of getting water, nev ertheless any water venture will require a bond issue before finances are assured for the un dertaking. It is therefore of the greatest importance that every voter who can possibly make the trip to the springs do so before bad weather arrives so that he may see with his own eyes the sup ply of water that is under con sideration: ltitiuH jmuinsc ( MAIHIIIl (AT). Violent k'ali-K and heavy ruins h:'.vo caused heavy iliim- .ilfo lo llie crops, especially oriinseH n tho provinces of Valencia and All r iiile. Tho rlveivi are flooded Days If.' IH1M- SAW CContlnnoti from Vtiti l Tn th'iH iiii'hiorlnl will i tho rcHtlntr p!tir many iwli-oK-ss rHis f tho Author at IU.h (Vtuniry which Jinvo horn curiul ly pnnorvoij hy l ho Alo. liHtlrlM-WashlnK'ton l.ojo. No 1".'. of fthifh W'nwhtmrton was tho rirtO 'r hlpl tit M:iHl-r. l.ooalol riiillMI:tnt h.M uvn tho nation's on pit ul uml hmnt iMiion, i he homo c,f WuxhliiK ton. tho mi'iiiiirUil will hcoonio tho im orn ol' niiiny visitors v. ho mnUo pIlKi'imuKOft io W4ihlitiiKlir toHth on I ho IVlonuuu', Tin m trowel ik1 hy ( J n- onil WnKhlntrlon on Hrntombt-r 1 I7!t:t, In layluif th( ronioi-Ktnno of tho oupllol hulhltiik' ol (ho t'nllr.l SlilloH wjik umul nK'iin toil:iy In t hf luylnt; of 1 ho rorm-rsiuiii' ol' I ho memorial. Silvor replioas of Mm irowol woro nro-w-n MmI to o;k h visit imr C!ranl .MtiMor who tiNod ifin In spreading a Hiuall inanity of laoriar t'oi iln- ooritersi one. Tho I'oromoni r ooni'uriiiett lo the lawH of M:snnry its In us in Vlivvinht an.l w.-c.t miliar tho nuspioi h ot" tho tJiTtPl l.orlf.e of Virginia with Charles II. ('iiMnhan, ili pnly trrand master m V'lruiniu, tn ..'harce aH a tiilmie for hts llfuUiiiK st ii'ly of Washington. Col. t.onlH A, WattvN of Soranion, l'eiitl. pt'otihlollt of l ho (Jcrirp' WashiiiKloti Masonio Meiimrial Association; Will iam llowanl Tu'l, ohlof jUKlloo ol tin Clillcil HIuUn. uml -vlatnoH 11. J'rico. r.nul mauler of Virginia, usKletl. Tho ocrcmonictt wito preeedetl parade iioiii the rmt 1o1ko room lo i)io in w nioinoiial 8iio in which marched .M:-nnnH from evory wtnie. I'rom tlH colli ni'imHtiK position ovcrlooUlns' tho I'oioniao Valley from W ihint;lon to Mount cnion, I ho memorial will ho a landmark. It will havo n netting of Si' aoiew and ho sur roillidcil hy acifHtio lundscapcH. Itioad walhK and alone . sli ps tiNCeiidlnK thi oil'li Kevoii ten oh will lc;-.d to its ntrnnoc. Tho hiilhtinu: iis If will In i::o rrcrdorp. n;o ohm wide ami lower upward 2 tin feet.. Tho main iiiUhkoh of I ho buiii)in w ill comprise a haso In which will ho located tho pwut Wash ItiKlon Memorial Mall, and varlouti Masonic rooms where may ho porpot natod In Imperoiliahlo frotn tho mem ory and uchlcometitH of the men whoso illHlinKiiisliod sorvlcos to l-'r innsonry merit particular and- lunlinK reward. Tho Memorial Hall will lie an imposing atrium, 7a feet wide and IfiO U't'l deep. In It a matno of Wash ItiKlon will he plaood. ThlH hail will he tM foet httfh. rhdut: hy a ccroHlory u I hivo tho Hiirroundinv portion of the ImlldiriK'. It will he flunked hy urt ill Ionic cohimns 4I feet IiIkIi und Hur rounded hy u iiiiihIht of rooms do voted to Masonic. inleivHlH uhovy the ro'f of w hich will n; clerestory lliihts. A Hlx-column portico of pnro flrcck Dorld design fonniiiK tho oiitrniico to the hiilhlin;; will lie a mat lied con Ira si to tho plain, unbroken walls of the eteiior of tho .Masonic rooms. Above the nui.slvc huso will rise if low er-like structure of smaller dimensions. Id reel ly ahovo the M-moi-int Mall the second stoi-y of tlio tower will form a miiseiun room for tho preservation of relics jif (icoitfii. Washington and his time, as well as intcrcstiuK' relics con. nod oil with WiiHhliiKl'on's .service an Master of tho Alexandria-Washington l.ouVc Thorn will hi.a third level of sliKiitly smaller dimensions uhovc the museum room and above thai an ob servation level wilii structure a little. smaller in hikv from which vinliorsl w ill ho able lo the view 'oounlry from the caphol building at- Wushiuuion lo The WashlitKion homestead at Mount f Vr rnon. Stately colonnades on all lour subs ol each ol those levels form hiK tljo tower-like structure will add lo the beauty of t ho memorial. The architects are Holme ,Sr Corbeti. New- York, wit h H. Kueno Oh wood. H'-trolt, as consiillliiK- urchllect. Olm sted Urol hers, Hroohlfno, Mass., art I ho landscape arch I loom wit h 'arl Itiisl I'arker in association. ' Tho memorial. n io he ihe center and rallying point for Masons of the I'fiileil Stales and of ol hi I countries in addition to h.-lntf t he repository for t he many valn.'iblo relies of (! oro iisliinn'on which have been preserved hy the Aleandrhi-Vush-IriL'ton l.odo. (tin of the most ii'l.. cl TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY iJAIJVlADGEp, ' Eugene O'Brian Supijorting i ' CiiL HJM , None but Norma could create a K3f .iprt m TTSrftm fi ' rw,c 80 rlt so impulse-charged. Mr WK-f'rM t Thc C1,ic ol" failh l,nfailhful- . ikrv MMA llr' 3tot pofseNMions of ihe loiit;o h the fainoim Williams port rail of (Vnorjil Wasli in v ton lu ilu.sunlo regalia. Another is the rbiek which wum In Washing ton' bed tiiumber on the tltht of Ills doalh. Tho memorial building tn uhiWi the Wiishinu'tou i i'lies will ho preKcr od horeafior is (ho ouiKi'uwJh of iiocs iy and was no kUiIo indhlduars idea. Mauy moinbcrs of (ho M;toulc order In Hie earlier days wore prtvl lejrod to see tho articles ho closely assoelatrd willi WashliiKtnn lu posses sion of the Alc:indrla-WushlL)Kinn l.oduo. but it was not until I'.ta? that the public tfenerully was permitted to do so.' Since then the numlM-r of visitors Ittih Increased yearly, tfradu ally jrowln? from ihut th l&.Ooa, As I In number of visitors increased, the idointind for a fireproof structure in which tlio WashliiKton heir looms should he placed became more Insistent,- until finally the proposed ivpn.s iiory wti.s docidod tipfitl. Shooters Hilt, the silo of Oie mem orial, was selected as it oniiimaiidH a view of t ho oily of Washington, of louni 'i rnon. of Alexandria and of all the country most frequented by ieonte Washinjfion. I. ay in it of Die cornerstone of the .Memorial marks Ihe close nf Til years since (borire Wastiininn bi- on me a Mason. Ho entered Novem ber A, 1 7.".::. The AleUfiilrla Htuo l.odk'c, whicii was privileged In add Washington's name to tlio name nf tlio oily B that tod:'.y is known as Alex andria -Wash liiKl on l.oduv Xo. "'2, held Hie first regular cnmmunloailoii of Jhe first Masonic l.oduo in Ah xan diia on h'elmury ITS, ll w:u in-, stituied by the 1 'rovlntia I" (irand l.odfre of I'ennsylvannta, and was known as No. :tt of thai .iurisdictlnn. tlotieral Wushlm:lon Vas (ioe-lc, an honorary member shortly ::fter his return from the Kcvolullnnuoy War, and his loud ness for the old iustltu. Ilon Is evidenced by tl letter written lo the lodKo and sllll In its pot-session. After the surrender of the Pennsyl vania, warrant, application tor a n-w charier was nuido to the Cii'undo l.odtre of Virginia and (ietieral Wash ington became first and charier Mas ter of Alexandria l.oduo No. 2-. Ho subsoil won Hy was elect ed to yucceod himself and served in ult about -'ti inontlis. "REDS" MAKE DEMANDS ON STRESEMANN , (Contlnueii from Yiw I) sues on which the party is at vari ance with the chancellor consilium poor, political propaganda, especial My in view, of Hie Socialists' recent ill starred union with the Saxon .Com. nuinlstA The parly's reiehslntf uVlej:aJlon will suKest' to Doctor Streseniaun. 1 hat. tlio exisiliiK , military . statu of oiiiortfonoy be eoiivet'led tnl'it t, r.l.irr.l ,.U-il .... Kime, and Hint Hie federal troop con-! IlKentN - tn Saxony shall bo reduced and the policing functions there as signed to (lie local orKuiiallon. Would Dl-lpllno Itawirin. UeKardiuK llavarln, (ho Soelalisls Whatever . the cause or OujuluuC may be, everyone wuo Is troubled! with tl realize, (hat It Is very bother- ! some uml dirty thing, I'tirt herinore, tl Is of such a character that lis pres ence cannot, bu disguised. The real proper, thin? to do In Io givo tl it rl;id treatment with th (Jerinlcido and Dandruff ICradiculor Hiut stops thbt trouble in a very few days. It also slops tho hair from falling out, and one bottle at 7&c In geuerully eiinuirh to Etop all the trouble. Sold only by Siivorthorn-Wriffhl'M KamiJy I) r u g Store. 111-9-tf NEW TODAY l-'OII SAI.I-: .Milk cowm. fltilr CloH-b.-ii. Itnulo i. I l-l-lli l-'Olt KAI.I-: Applm. flK-un. oil Itvi-. I VVrlnht. I'honi- 206..M. I i-'Dit i:i-:nt 'i riintiHii,,! iioiiii,-it,-,'ii-Uk rooniH. No, t-lillif 1-1-11. I'hijii,' ns-.l. . I ll-l-tf STAR NORMA ADGE 'am ctmttidoralily more mwosHive; I ihe.v pot'epiptorily , demand Unit tho 1 jcontr.il Koveinnienl come out In tlio j 'open unit publicly brand Ihivarhi'a at-! j t it into toward t ho fed era I authoiitl it ar n breach ol the constitution, and j ideal with 1. accordingly. Th Hoclal- lsts nlxo ri'nuost tlio (jnv ernmont to I speed up it;; procraia for stabilized j wnffos, unit demand l)t:U tt proceed 'afiuinM c.ll who f ill lo make promp delivciioM of food mipplica. Tho loxi of tho resolution adopted at thfi caucus follows: Tho Koolalisl party can remain lu tlio couth ton only on (ho following coiullHnint: l'rst, nhnlition of the military slate of cmcrKcncy; hccoiuI, the govern ment must clearly treat tho Ihivaiiail Knvitrniiieiit'K atlitiide as a breach of I ho const it ni ion. and in accord a no ) Willi 1 he roich's constitution imme diately take necessary slepti against lluvaria; third, the maintou'inoct of law and order in Kaxony ir. a lawk for tlin jiolico. The hipportcrs ol national ist zumlruiionu who la I el. joined tlio rolrhswehr must bn immediately dis missed. The Socialist party paiuw d anntltor resolulion. that the Socialist, pariki-1 metitury loadei-N dem uid lu their eon tore nee with tho Kovorumeiil thai waives lu the future shall he paid In stab lo currency end that the farmerc .should bn forced to sell foodstuff!. FRANCE HAILS BRITISH NOTE WITH DELIGHT (Continued from Jan 1) is has been reported from tendon. Premier Poliioaro. did not have time WedncMlay lo draft roplio--. but a:; apparently not tho slightest difference exists between tho jrovornnionls on the two questions treated therein, (hero b: no doubt us to the nature, of tho re- l pi r. I Ulii-T- -fS. Onyx Hosiery IN SHADES TO MATCH YOUR FOOTWEAR ,v French and Greene Ready-to-Wear and Shoes NEW BEADS It is time, to start your beaded bag for.Xmas, and we have a very fine assortment of beads and pui-se twist. Free Instructions. Art &Baby Shop Sirs. A. Nl'Wllll Somrncr Hotel Bldg. UNION PREPARING FOR CHAUTAUQUA, OFFICERS ELECTED . t'Xlox Swclal Tho first nipot in;; of tho liilon t'haiitnuo.u'i commit lee w -il iielo iere. presldefi Over hy I'l-oMtdeni. Ihixlor, Who served lut year. With :bmu 1-' memher of ttio i omiiilllee prosenl. new offlftftrH for Die pet-Kent year Wore eleciled R fol lows: t It. Anderson,, president; Mrs. Kllu Holly, vice president; W. V. Connor, secretary; Mrs. Carmnn Con nir, livaxnror und I toy Coukllii. MrH. S. K. Miller and- Will Hixl. r werft named on tho jufvt lilsinj; eoumilllo. , Adv.rllsin iiuut mid tho tickets have been receixed and the COllimlt- toe will hotrin wmt imnindlatPly for the winter fustlval. seheduled for Tlvj combe. .1 bi . inclusive. t , The liiimbrt-tj tmiiiilo. onn musical trio, one lecture, three one-net plays; u driniatlc recital and oilier featureH ii.' eeiia! interom. 1 The advanoo man is expected to M In re in a couple of week; to eonipMft arraimetui nl.i for tho iiiutiluiim. lresb tcrian IVlen's ( lub Meets Tmiiffht Til.- IT. sliyd -rlull Mi'.n'H I'luti ill luil, I ii i-.-itiiliu- ni.-i'tliiir tlilM wc-nlni! 1,1 Hi,- honi.- uf lit-. J. In tunic 1 tin WiiMlilllj.-tott ii,-tll,'. Mil- ki hhIoii to bo k-ln "I oVIui-K. K. I. Towlor; if tin- IiIkIi xi-IkmiI liiriilty Bluff, will l- t lit- H'iik, r uf tit,- I'wnini;. 1 In i,,l,lltlon lo llti prOKrum. Iiealfl I, y .Mr. 'I'f.v, l.-i-. liil,-rlHtliilc rrtun,L-tllllll- IIhi-iinnIiiii of Hi" HllhJPCt U Ull II. i. I. ' r i Iillllnlloil will lit- li.-l,l at l-:il. T.-ni l.a TVm. At HO l' Jll-I-K lil- lonlKlil. Novf-iiiltt-r ll I',-, I. . .Mrs. .1. .McNiliili-i' Phone 305-W TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY WATCH FOR OUR SPECIAL AND SAVE Standard Merchandise of Quality Clint's Clothiery r - il ' K WW AJ Admission 10c; Children 10c II ll . -.-. .A i