La Grande evening observer., January 05, 1924, Image 7

PAGE SEVEN
Saturday. January 5, '1021.
THE LA GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER
men plumbers who went on utrlko
liecause their employers hriil'"e
fus. il to Inereose Ihelr wage enln
from 7.ri(i to iS.riO'a.diiy'tt'iSIIIl
out. - '
Melllement of the HlrM(n"-nw
hlngi-H ti 11011 the ilaln when
wage sealo will beconm effvflllvo.
In case the cont roveisy l ailbtl(lll-
Italian Flood Kills Hundreds
E SCHOOLS i
To Link Memorial With Cemetery
eiarort tho ovenlns vory Ray fully
spent.
, The Apr family pont Now
Yoars wilh rolallvoa In North low
tler. Mir Kva Long roturnod WodnoH
day niorninfr from Lu (Irando, Juiv
Iiir- aponi part of iho vifraMon woi-k
wit h frlendH t horo.
iiy
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GAIN OPENED!
Holiday Vitiations - End;
V i t h a Shortage of!
Teachers; Handicap Is;
Sirlt-kevH Iti'innlfi out.
led 10 nrbllratlon, uh aKiecii .v.
I both Iho planter plumbers nnd !h
Sl rlkers ' ' 1
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V i V JV
SAI.KM. Or. Twenty journey
Overcome.
Wore -than 'tW person arc reported to have io5t their lives in Mda
around. Eersamn. l;;tiv Photo Miowa a view o wreckage.
ERLIN I
UfcHLiN, " AP) American wo-
Iven keeping house in IJerlin who'
4iak the -rounds of the shopt: fori
ho purpose of supplvini: the'r'
IS
THRILL YANKS
in: Hull' nutlon.'i I curmir-ti-1 oh n
t.ol.1' liiisis. Kntlund im.s minli-.
hiavv invcmiiu'iim in tin- liiilil.i
nH-s, -nil lh,. rui.-i-H nf Kovii-i
lliif..Hu hnvn toHtinoc! lo their n.
li-nlion or ripc-r)lrix their Imle
penilenee. ll'-iiee, hp Priir&ntivlun Kliln
Pihfi fiuzrlie ,i-,y..,'n n,(, ial(- ti.
s!ii'PinK Kituullon is net ..nlir. lv
witfioiii promise.
COYI-: (Special) ''!l -Oxt rtltK
i-olt f. '! in litis vicinity hi s mie-
what modi rfi iJ. Six ffn( '''- !
low jt ro w;i:s I'm1 lowtii: l-n:i r.'-,
:t.iifi' f-iM-lx',!, mi 1 1ll- morn in nf
Imiu uy I. (tn i ho ninniln:; n,' ,
,Iii!in:ny 'J, tho mi-ronry rt'uiNti-i'fd i
10 iio:r'c.'s ahnvi- zito, j
School opt-noil on tin- mornint .
nf .Innu.'iry '2. with a ilill alirn- f
iliuif. hut n HhorniK"' of ifiiohorii. '
On: of tht- ifradi' teaolioru hud hoon '
ipurrird dtirinK the va'alitn un-1
di-kiynl tralPB In'. rauiU'd tho all-'
soiiro of two hlerh soliool ti-nolnrrH.
.Mrs. T. ' '. Htfty nnd T. II. ('or-;
klin put on tln Hrmor of Iho prd
affotr nnd Riilitiili Died tn t h
Hi'hoo) und ,Mrs.
Die post) ion tiimlo vacant in tlio
tfradi-H.
Tho MisHi-s Lola M.irton, Vinlot
Itloom and N'llto f.;ir!;. r Irf! iaMl
(svonitiff for Moinnnmth io rt-sumo
tin'ir Nludit'H ut ;ho Sta.tt Normal.
' t This pinjt'stie bridMO will b built In Washincton, D. C.
Arlinifiun National CemtU'iy. J
It will connect the hlnculn M.-mniiul with t)r
omcs with food, Nel.tont n-turn -tnIiv,'lf froin I).. I
rom a HltoppliiK tour w ithout a 1 oos. roiinlii a
lirlll. l.I;ht.s und rov.( In tm'forviird roni!
lorlii nnd Tin' llallcn. tnr (he pr.sl
foi-tnlKhl. is :u hnini' nrr:iln.
l.onin Liinu Knvo u ihohI d.'lwht
ful llridsi' parly lit hln hol.'
Hiitiirilny I'Vi'lihlK. honorlnK MIkh
lOfith.-r Saiindnrrt, a hoiia' Ki'' a'
his hotni- At UK' How of tin-
llllrh IKaino n ilcllriouR Innchron was sit
II. fnnUlin fill v'"'- "' priM,.ni '.
KhIIht Haundi'l-H. or Klrhlan.l. Mr.
Janil Mid. T. ('. Il riy, Mr. and Mm.
IT. II. Conklln. Mr. unil Mrs. (I. K
i MarliiT. and Mr. ami Mrs.- It. H.
ilianh'lB.
t Kllncr Hansen, who in Bt talent nt
Misa MaMv .Miller nnotl.er wudenl '" "inumetio I niverany is speiin
at Normal left .smurday viHitinK,11 " f"'"" '" ' M" vnrullon ill
liienila In Portland on the wuy. i1-uve on the bim si of h! iier. Mra.
Walter llaron. who Iras been nt-.''1"'" '"'Haas,
ti-nillr.u the Stale I niverslty. ill Mrs. Osear l.nnd left TuiBilny
not return to Knjtcn.-. hat will r.ik evenliiB for fanlon Kar.njs. !(
up some post Kia.lnale work nt she will spend a nionlli vlsllinif a
I nlon lor the last half or l his -year, .hrni her and other felallves.
Miss Kthel Onlinliv who visited! The Ladles Aid of t ho Met hodlst .
home In Halsey. (Jreon. for
holidays returned on Wednen-
II lull way To It,. I'u-licd.
MAHHFIKI,), dr. Ilepresen-
'orte. "Curry nnd
Kathrred here to
'. ork on llic I '.nose-
niirkftHr anil In the residential -vi'lt hlBhivay. Certain snols In the
llsfrlrts Vhere tho food shops nre hlBlnvuy leading lliroiiuh i-iirrv
leated are or every dav oeeurnTiro eountv were rprnin n.l,.i r.. ri...t In. r Hon... in Hiiim.v. (in'.nn. for i e.p.seopal l llllten liiei at tne nome
lit oftfll.do. nut nmoiilit to anv-'attention. Ille first helm- rr il, the holldavs n.lilrneil on WnlnrH. ' Mm. Thos. Towle Wednesday,
WlllnL' IllOr.. tllMll I. ann.1 uli.n.l I 1 1 I ul n .... I.... .1 .!...... ' I. ft IWII 11(1 n TllrtHC 11 l'f(.-.:i t
H " - " nw.t.i ...U....I.V- ii-i ii -II 1H OOK1I1IIS u in liny. '
family rnmpun, and usually lira the state line, lo conn, -el with ih Prof, and Mrs. J. n. Prize, who Mrs. A. A. Antles. Mrs. fSnedeker,
lanipeipoilt by the police beforo Itedwood hlt'hwav In fnlirornln snent the vacation at Welser re. Mrs. John Allen. Mrs. lOletuior
my onetets oven r. bruised nose. West Duley. from Smith river, ns- turned Monday. iTowle. .Mis. deo. Mellanlel and
Tho tCMHilo makers in most In- sured the d(leBales this would bo' Miss Kslher Kannders, of Hicli-jMrs. Denn Towle.
ri'i'mnn'" ,)'0nl1''1?' ,vho" lilinJif.l by the state of California land, a former teacher In Cove Mrs. Wesley Hinlth und Mrs.
riu Ir li r ' i" ''He for hours. connect with the Hoosevelt spent a lew days vIsillnK at IhelAllce Alien left Tuesday iiianilnx
t i ir nrPn become strulned und highway and thus from a contin- home of Mrs. I.ydia M. I.anli: hre,ifor l.os Anreles, California. They
'ley fly.off tho handle in a jiffy 1,1 . .... ... . '. ,tl .'...,.,... ,, t . .,.,., i,
vll.in tl...l..l III. I .11 . '". ...femiuj IIUII1 llll. IIOII 11 1U .11 ina U UC l II I III- 111. nM llllll .1111.11 if IIHIKIIIK IUC llll "J II 111 (II 1 1 OH 1 1 C
-wlen Ihirfirat little thinff occurs to -m i.vin..iu...t m i i ...i . i.i .. . n u .1 i .
Deleffiites from Cocs and Curryhelr vacation at their homes ln!l.a Orundo. They plan to remain
counties, chosen to work with thoil'nion returned Tuesday eveninK toitintll spring.
stale hlirhw-ay commission of. lre-rcsuine their places In the school i Mr. and .Mrs. H. !. Hawk, of
lion, are 11. U. Lawson. Weilder-iroom on Wednesday morniiiK. 'Pendleton, are visltiitK at the liomc
burn. W. J. Ward, Hrookinits: Ma-i -Miss Hortha Harris visited of Mrs. Hawk's parents, Air. and
ior .1. C. Jolinnon, (laid Hunch ; I friends in Yakima during the Mrs. U. P. Rell.
Charles Hall. Marshfleld. 'Christmas holidays, returning toj Mr. and Mrs. II. !. Hell were
- Icove on Wednesday. ihosts al a dinner parly on New
ProRi-C!::! Is but the functioning1 Mrs. J. W. Jloatson, who lias Years Day, The table was laid
of the vanity that make.'; a man been visiting her parents at Hose- for thirteen and was laden Willi a
Hirer lo outshine hi fellow. burg and other relatives at As- bonllfll! supply nf good things pro-
uiso a Hllle. .Men ulso sometimes
liet intohese little encounters.
nit men - 1:10 - row grows and
preads rapidly. Within a few mln-
liles, unfess the police happen to
present ,11 rnit clnsa riot may
In progress, and store windows
ro hrokn, heads are cracked and
lucre Is K general upheaval In the
$cghbor"hbod until police re-j
Serves arrive and sometimes tlo
Cittifl shooting. j
Tho tpfJubli. beglmi usually when
omo market dealer, or a shop I
keeper refuses to sell hi l staples I
or Iho okl paper mark which he-
an lunihtlng head over heels five;
years ag6 ami has been at II. ever
Since. pr-alem contend they arc
unable In., replace then slock:; 1111 1
less thejrioffor the whole.'ialeril or
eusnnts"tiollnr bills or somelhlni!
nearly a3 good, and sue thev uri.-
('r to k eo.u,. tbyAclWJift.jikiitfiit uMi
iiiei- man attempt to continue
business with the old paper murk
a tho medium 01' exchange.
. The action 01" Iho food dealers
Is In direct defiance of a ilegreo
Issued soiim time ,,go by the gov
ernment, the ,. fleet that paper
marks must be accepted for bread
meat, potatoes, butter, cheese an. I
Other staples during the period of
transition, di signed to bring out a.
new currency.
Thorn nre only I'uo or lion Amer
ienn woijjen In Ilerlin (his winter
compared, With several thousand
:thls time" last year, these belmi-
wives op Vnlted Htales government
officials,' buHlnerfs men and others
making their heailiniariers here
indefinitely. Tourists and foreign
travelers -generally have been steer
ing shy 'of (.let-many for months
because p( the unsettled conditions.
I-Wil liyfir ul lititiiinn Aenlnsi
Hesti-icica .uiKiar Pleasiti-cs
KONUO'N. ( P) Th.t Lord
Mayor of London, Bir Louis New
ton, beim-pn the peopln should l.
permitted; to do as they please on
Sunday 'ho far ns work and en
tertainnvnl are concerned. lie
gave pnu'tlcal emphasi!; o! thy
idea recently by breaking the tra
dition ofu -Mansion House Sunday
and attending on that day a din
ner of ide lOcecntrk- Club.
In a speech hi acknowledged
tho "gift", oi beiiu; matin an hon
orary member, and said ono fea
ture of tho club which he appre
ciated wa.-- ita unrestricted hour:!,
'for on this day of grace it ought
to be left to the people to chooso
tho hourb.tlioy desire forwork and
entertainment without eternal par
llarncnt.fre restrictions."
SLEO AIDERS
j Kathleen Campbell j
i Soprano ;
NJuRED
llnrns, Hinall Hon nf AHmtI nnriiH,
Wlto wrs viHliini? horo durlnr; tho
)'olidny3. Hi'tUden lmvinjy Sourlet
l'ovor lloltliy hua Mool polHonlnK
cnitHt'd by n Ht'vero lmrn.
I Howard f'utnn, who iindi-rwonl
an operation on IiIh thrnul Innl
Wook Ih ahlo lo 1)0 homo nfrnln.
j Hen Hill und daughter VirRtnIn
" " "woro Hulcer vlHiiorii N,r Yoar day.
Telocaset Coasting Party' mmr Huntiy. of ha onuido,
Goes Through Wire m TllB !'lu"ul anU
Fence: Lars Larson Is Tho traveliiiK show, "Hort nnd
Painfully Hurt. bou',''nigh'.'r''' "r" tt",,n',p,,l
- " ' i Tho Cranio save a Now Yonr j
TKl.OCASKT (Special) A Kvo Wilt oh pnrly and a mi p per, a
eoiiftliiiK parly Tuesday - ovoninir lartfo orowd attend d antl ovory
mol wilh (inlto an accident, when on' had u kooi! tltno.
tho sled on which a nunihor of poo-' .Mrs. JohnIoh IVtonxelll left the
plo woro riding run through a wlro first of tho wook for Cortland,
fonoo. l.nrs l.nrson, who wan whoro sho will spend tho w tutor, '
Htoorlnff tho Bled was quite hadly A nuinlier of young poople fron j
rut about Iho face and three tooth 1-a Clrando oniuti out Monday ovon-1
woro knocked loose. Ho wuh mo t"tc for a surprtsn parly ut tho
hadly hurl that it whs nocesmwy Hlujsor homo. Tho. ovontnff was
to ro lo Union for Modlcaf aid. spout in danoiiiK. Tho rowd left
I. ura Wilson received a sovoto for i-a Ciratide initio w'e hours of
scratch across hot I'uoo, Mr. Hyatt's th" mornintf. overyono haviiiK iie
cyi! was bliicked t.nd tlio r at of iho -"??-T--T?fT?TT ? i
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Conch Accompiinist
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Telcplione Main HOIlesidrnco Ftiloy Hotel. Main 73
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parly won- badly scratched.
Mr. ond Mvs. W. II. C.tton spout
Now Years al Mrs. t'aton's parents
at I nlty Station.
Miso Opal Unrr has boon uhe
sick for tlio past wool;. Mrs. ivr
trudo Yoimg took her to Ha her
Wodncsduy for Medtcul treatment.
Another caso of Iho Kcarlot fovor
hits appeared in Tot oca sot. Hohhy
vidod. Those present woro Mr. and
Mrs- Klmor l-'ulp, Mildred and
Frnnk'.o Knlp, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Hruztllo. Mr. and Mrs. Krnosl Deli
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The :
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Baltic Freights Arc
Improving Is Report
roPKNHAGKV, (AP) ItnlUrs
ports aro showinjf increased ship
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