THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
" PAGE SEVEN
Saturday, December 1, 1!)23.
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WILL ADDRESS
TEACHERS MEET
Dr. E. B. Bryan, Univer
sity of Ohio President, to
Attend Oregon Teachers'
Convention.
lr. K. U. ttryiui, I'r.sM.-nt of the
L'nlvi-t'Hity of hio, om- of the k-iulint;
educators of the 1'nttctl Klnlea nntl
well known us a hrllliant platform
orator ,hun liwn Kecuil us lecturer
for thf annual ncnsion of the Oregon
Klutt Teachers' Association by tll
'rHirieiit of the Association, Super
Jntemlunt G. V AKt-r, of Jieiul, nc
conllntf to messages thai have been
Bent to Airs. A. K. Ivanhoe, rnion
county behoof superintendent.
The convention will be held In
l'ortlaud at the Lincoln HiRh School
on lccombet- 21, 28, 29. Kor the en
eral Sessions eflorls are beinK niiule
to secure another speaker of equal
rank with loclor liryan. The annum
session will open at nine o'eloek, Turs
day 27, with a meeting of the Itrep-i-eHentatlve
Council. The work of the
Council, which consists of nng upon
all official reports of siyndhitf com
in It tees and of transacting all rcKUlur
and special business of the AshocIu
tlon, will occupy all or the first day.
Only ueereditcd delegate! have tho
right to Kpeak and vote during the
deliberations of the Council, though
tho meetings ure open to all vialllnji
tcucherj.
Tho general session of the Associa
tion convenes at nine o'clock Krlday
morning, December 28. The opening
address will be gien by Dr. Itryun.
I'Voni reports already received by
officers of the Association, it Is esti
mated that there will be moro than
two thousand teachers from all sec
tions of Oregon in attendance at this
sesjdon. Department meetings will be
held Kriduy afternoon and Saturln
morning, and the convention will close
with a general assembly Saturday af
ternoon for which there has been pro
"vlded nn excellent program of special
music and an address by one of the
pastern speakers.
; The Teachers' Association is com.
posed of twenty different depart
ments Programs of unusual merit
KlOE THE
New, Modern Heated Busses
12 and 15-i'assciigci
LA GRANDE - JOSEPH
STAGE LINE
Leave La Grande at
, 7:30 A. M., 9:30 A. M.,
11:110 A. M. and 3:30 P. M.
VOVK HOUND TIHPH DAILY
t-hoo.se tho Comfortable,' Safo
In Senate
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4 jAirfwsr tits
field; Oregon State Council of ISng
lish Teueliera, Miss Ida V. Turney,
t'nlverslly of Oregon, . Kugenei Ore
gon State Council of Geography
Teachers, Miss Jessie , Mctlregor
I'oi timid Public, h1! boo Is; 1'hyslcul
Training, Dean J. 1 llovanl. I'nlvcr
sity of Oregon, Kugene; l'schoUg
ami Kducation, Superintendent M. H.
Hunnn, Hoseburg; School Principals,
I'rlncipal Austin 1 .and ret h, IVndle.
ton; Vocational Education, A. It.
Nichols, Oregon Agricultural College,
('oi'vallin; It lira I Hcluiols, J. Alton
Thompson, Henri; Science unl Mathc-
Jniallcs. I.. K. C.rllfin, Koeu College.
C C, Dill of SpoUuno. Waau.
(above). Is the man who will suc
ceed Milfs I'oindexter In the Sen
ate. DM formerly was a repre
sentative. Poindexter will to Into
tho diplomatic sorvle-
l'illNburg I iM-ts Dope; Similiters
IViiii Statu
I'lTTSIU'KG, (AIM One of thu
outstanding upsets of tho l!i2:i foot
ball season was recorded at Forbes
licit) Thursday when the I'ulverslty
of litLsburg machine, under the guid-
1 ing hitud of -pop" Warner, swamped
(he Nt rung Penn State eleven, 20 to
:t. The gridiron vus extremely inmldy,
but Pill uncorked an aerial assault
which State could not solve and t)e
1'anthern gained at w.ll. State regis
tered only nix first downs, four came
In the first and third periods on Pitt
penalties for offside. The others were
made in tho rinul quurter against the
Panthers' second string team. Pitt had
a total of 15 tlrat downs.
Sl'.iey Wltllnmii Gets Year. .
KftJlCN'H. Or. Sidney Williams, 65
of Cottage Grove wus sentenced by
Judge Hlnghaii! to the statu prison for
one year on a charge of possession of
moonshine mash. Ho was arrested n
number of months ago and escaped
Hoon afterward from the county Jail,
but was rearrested
about a week ago.
at Marsh field
have been prepared for Friday ultcr
noon and Saturday morning. The
chairmen of the sections are as fol
lows: Agriculture. Forest I '.vera ft, Le
banon; Art, Miss Father Wuest. Port
land; City Superintendents, Supt. A.
M. Cannon, flood Klver; Classroom
Teachers. Miss Flsle .M. Neave, ti rants
I'ass; Commerce. It. D. Taylor. Port
land; Higher Fd neat ion. Dean Col lu
V. Dyinent, University of Oregon, Fu
gene; History. P. F. Chrlstenson.'Clty
High School, Fugene; Homo Fconom
Ics, Katherine Kooken, Oirls' Poly
technic, Portland; Industrial Arti,
Washington High. Iortland; Librar
ians, Superintendent Twyla Ferguson.
Klamath Falls; Modern language,
P. A. (letz. Hoosevelt High. Portland;
Music. MIsh Louise Woodruff, Marsh-
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Always at Your Service
DOS'l,t)N, Mass., Discrimination
against world war veterans by State
Auditor A Ion no D. Collins has been
charged by the American Legion,
which considers tho oppolntineni of
Fdmund Webber, a Itostou man, to
a position In Cook's otflcu as an af
front to former service men.
1 So irate wero the veterans, that Oen
Clarence It. Fd wards, department
commander of tho American 1 region
In Massachusetts, has declared that
hi age for Your Trip
. FORI) & (.EORCE
TAXI
Service
Knclosed Car
CALL
MAIN 44
After HlrinlKlil Call Kolc-j Hotel
MAIN 77S
FARMERS
Wc Want More Cream
Butlerfat Today
49c
Blue Mountain
Creamery
1 1(10 Wa-ll.
ritonu .Main (10
La Grande, Ore.
of
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MONEY
On Improved
Union' County Land
Write J. C. Palmer,
225 Henry Bldg.
Portland - Ore.
SOHMER
T'HE Sohmcr is the only piano to have won
J its distinction on merit alone, withQut the
aid of subsidized artists or purchased testimo
nials, which add to the cost of the piano and
contribute nothing to its inherent artistic worth.
The fact that there are more Sohmer Pianos in
use in greater New York (the musical capital
of the world) than any other artistic make is
the sincerest tribute of a discriminating public
Catalog mailedlon rtqutsu
W. H. Bohhcnkamp
Company
he will take tho stump In order to (fa
font Cook from rKturnlng to office
1 he portion In un!ir olvll ttorvico
nml pays $1800 a year. Threo veterans
lu'uded tho service list, but wero.illH
rciwrdcd by tho state official when ho
transferred Webber from a city of
fice In Boston to the titnto position.
I.sne I amis llrlnx $70,0(1(1.
HI'fiKNH. Or. W. R. Kyler this
w.k sold his 3JU-ncre farm north of
IrvliiK to John Mlcheibrook of High
land, Waj(h.t tho considemtlon beinir
about $7U,0()(I. nccordinir to those In
terested In the deal. Mlcheibrook has
u herd of refftslered Jersey cattle
which ho will move from Hlehland to
the Lane county farm.
Speaking of nice Jobs, we'd llko to
haco tlio checking privilege on this
bin nt thn Htvx. I
We can't .understand that man Mus
solini, Ho hasn't paged Mars for a
week.
We Offer
Lot 6rtxl20 far In it north on M
avenue, on which there Is a now
fine tuu-Htory mod. in dwelling- of
nine rooms; four lance clo.net h, good
fidl banement, nil . cement finiHheO,
four bed roonm; house Htucco flninh,
hath rooms on each floor, all of
tlo built-in featurea of a modern
home. New combination electric
rantfe. If you are interested In thiH
let us show you something good.
It is priced right.
A 1-iicro- tract with 8-rooui houue,
small burn, 3 chicken liouues; can
ie secured for $tJOU.U0 cuah, balance
mortgutfo.
We till havo many choice vacant
lote priced rlKlit lo uell.
U Grande Investm-jnt
Company
itiiAirons
RclUhle AgaiM lor RnllaMa
Insuninos Ooinpanlos.
Adams Ava, Main 7RS
Kathleen Campbell
Soprano
PIANO AND VOCAL INSTRUCTOR
Coach Accompanist
Studio Eastern Oregon Music Go.
Telephone; Main 119 Residence Foley Hotel, Main 773
D ROADWAY AT STARK
Portland, Ore.
YOU ARE ASSURED A PERSONAL
HOSPITALITY AND INDIVIDUAL
ATTENTION
through the combined efforts of a
stuff, who after years of training,
undcrstnnd tho needs of tho travel
ing public.
MUSIC, DANCING rind the BEST
TO EAT
At
Arthur H. Meyers Ma NAGER
or
Sal
S'ix-looni luodrrn Ikhim oil
North Side. l'riee 2.7lie.Mu.
'IVrniH: 4o. tin caali and $4U.(ll)
per ntuntli.
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Old Iioiimi; unrl two Kooii 1"Ih
near Ci-nti'al Hfintol. I'l ice.
ll.iir.'Miy. 'rt'iriis: J.iini.eo cati.
hulunee $L'.r..eo pir ninnth. or
will exchange for small house
under hill.
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MAXWELL
Surprise Party
LOCATION' Coiner Salesroom of RockcIi Building,
Adams at Fir.
TIME Continuous until 10:00 P. M. Sunday.
COME AM) BRING YOUR FRIENDS '
You'll Not Be Disappointed
Favors to the Ladies
C. W. Bunting & Son
MAXWELL - CHALMERS DEALERS
Union and Wallowa Counties
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A Beautiful Display Of Holi
day Goods
Do Your Ghristmas Shopping Early
Anticipating your Christmas needs, we now have '
ready and awaiting your inspection the largest stock
of Fine Jewelry shown in Eastern Oregon.
Our nc9 stock is full of attractive "Gifts That Last"
and you will find here Jewelry from the leading
craftsmen in America. .
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1st
GRUEN WATCHES
Not An Ordinary
Swiss Watch
A beautiful Gruen
Wristlet she will lie
proud to own, because
Gruen name means
class and prestige to
her.
Priced from
$25.00 to $75.00
Diarrionds
Our diamonds are se
lected with the greatest
care. We buy direct
from the cutter and
can save you money.
We sell diamonds on
easy payment plan and
responsible accounts
appreciated.
ELGIN WALTIIAM & Jj
HAMILTON g
Watches S
Latascua Pearls ;
Howard Ebony Mili- j
tary Brushes
Hull Suit Case Urn-' t
brellas if
Seth Thomas Clocks jfy
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Hawkes & Libby's Cut
Glass
Fairfax Etruscan and if
Virginia Carvel Sil- i
verware if
We have cmliodiexl the idea of service in every trans
action to make business relations more pleasant.
The name "Siegrist & Co." on the gift box adds
much in prestige, but nothing in price.
SEGRIST & CO.
L. S. Weeks
Kcaltor
New l'olt'r BUS
Phone Uala 7S9
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