La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 10, 1924, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE RTX fTXf CIRCOIT RIDER lliiMi PflFM sought I UL.II I UUUUII I THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday' January 10, 1024. Hlnvn SIcvcnH of Perry, wnn In IjA Grnndo on hllHtneHil yemerdny. ' Mm.' TV Curricle of I .a rirnndc. returned, from Hukcr nfler n hIihi-i vliilt there. Mm. J. T. Koch of Hnltm. pointed through I.a rjcnndn IorI evening on hor return trip home, nfler n kIioii vtalt In Halter. " M. n. Itarton- of Jnncph i.uhhc.I through, l-a Orun.lo IuhI evening on hta wuy to Porllnn.l, where he will vlnlt fora.Hhort time. WHIlum KudH of Knterprlsn, re turneil home from Kpolmm1. WiihIi Infrton, where he, was on a IuihI- ntuB trip. - '; i. FORMER MARK 5 BETTERED Mr. . nml .Mrs. Milton, urrlved ; whom I hey will thn. - ' K. . In VtHlt W, York o .u Crunili for n shor CV H. Davis was unions the kr jruesls at Ihe Foley Inst i ntnif. Hff b hep on business. TOI.KIiO. Ohio. (Hp. rial) An -nouneoimnt ly President .John N. Willys of the Willys-ovi Hand Co., of Ihe prod uri Ion of more than 200.000 ours on Dieember 15 oup pod the climax of the most remurlt- nl)o year that Willys-overland has hnd, a year replete with sensation neeex Dial ha;: returned thin organization lo its plan- inr in the forefront timonK the leaders of 1 1n juolor car Industry. Mr, Willys eouph-d this un- nouneement with I l:e statement i that Wlllys-Overland expeeta lo break every on- of ilH IJtj't ree- onls In s 1th u prod net ton ! rl which ui priHi-m inmra.es u prop ablf salt of :i'io,HiO vu.it. POItTI.AND. (Sporlnl) There were no more He if saerlfieiwr nor etirnrftl men than the circuit. Khl erH of lite Cnririr Northwest. Then ' ruHl lc pastors , nerved n country 1 1 hat has become an empire, and t If f 1 he cultural foundations of three states, hut It would worn that their very nann-n have hern burled wlili i hem. Oregon, Wufdi infton and Idaho were nettled by sturdy, home loving people, not by ; ml vent ii rem or (fold-seekers. Such I people founded homes for their rumine. lived rtKiitroiimy unu rim ed 1her minister lo their aid. In alt this vust ureii towns wen1 few and small, and nol every town would atari from his home ut stat woiild start fro mhln homo at stal i il limes, and on harm-baric, by ca noe or even on fool, make his roadless way to the settlements. It) ml Iiikh, and Heal I ered houses of tin- outposts of civilization. He. car- I primarily reunion, toeihor with advice, admonition and often counselors and evanreis of the pio neers on every American frontier ; thought of our cltl.enry and Hln p-i ed tho course of our eivlliailtio ! and who In their hint and possibly thelr nest work, helped lu deter mine the hnundarh-H of the Orextei Count ry," 1. The cnniest shall be limit-1 to contestants residing In frejrn:i. Washington and Idaho. 2. I'oeniH nuhndltrd miiui be linen or leHH. The prlr.e win ill iK poem Ih to be the property of Mr Mooth. ,'. ConleHtantK runy nni any form of vere. (mihjert only lo r-ritdbliib eil crlferlaj. 4. ManiiHrrlplfl must be type, written and Hlgned by Non b' plume, und accompanied by sealed envehtpiH bearliifr Non de plume on outride, and encioHlnr real nam h and addreHH of conteMtant. Mann- nrripts muni be Hubmitied In trip licate, one copy for each of the JudKcs. Ah no poem will be re lumed, rontcHtuntH Hhnuld a!o keep a copy for I heir own Men. G. Conii-Ht rloheH on February 1, C. JildjfeM will be selected by the preKldeniH of I'nlverHhy of Oregon, jl'nlversiiy of WiiHhlnjfton, and the I nlvemtty of Idaho. 7. ManiiftcrlptH initnt be Kent in I TD SEEK JOBS One Hundred Twehty- v.lll be nominated In five of the 'fourteen judicial dhttrlctH of the (Stale. 1'parlmeiitH 2 and 4 of the fourth Judicial dhdrtct. com- pilwIriK Multnomah couity, are to be filled thin year, and one Jndfre In to be elected In each of tho HecontI, sixth, Beventh nnd eiKhlh dlHtrlctH. I "in all roumieH or tne mate ex cept Henton, Multnomah and Wal lowa. candidate1 are lo be none VAgllt UregOIlianS tO l5erattorney. and hroittrhout the Mominatpfl for Various M,HM lin' itt iubiican INUniinaitll XU1 VdllUUb wU nomtnl, mntestanm for fif I'OSltlOnS, itren Beats in the state wnate and ( I the full fiuolu of sixty places in , ' .. . , ,, ilhe lower house or the IcKhda- HAI.KM (AC). The lep.lbfl- 'Uro can ami I Jviuocrallr parties in ..('n ,no prininry .derllon ballot ureH-.n will nominate candidates , w,n flso af. nutnrrmm ruun. for a total of I at national, state jly district, precinct and munlcl :.nd district otrin-H at the rl-im, ofliP(18i candidates for which mary lections .May I ti. next in- a, riJIoi wMl ,orn offlvttn ehi'linr the expression of their elifdei tor president und Vice pr idt-nt. This was made, known Mum A. Ko.t r, secretary of stute. "The voirs of euch party," Halt! K o.rr, "wilt nominate candfdutiu A woman can find morn to talis about in an operation for tojidtttis than a man can who has both Icr? ' a inpiiluted. " Hny Cook of I to his homo art I.a Grande. indleton. returned t u nhort visit In MEDICAL SCHOOL WILL USE for ull offices to he filled ut the i Keiieral election, November 4,: I!ilM, chief ;i moi; if whieh are unit representative lu con Kress for each of the three congressional districts of the state, seeretary of slate, justice of the supreme ourt. attorney general, dairy and sonled and plainly marked enve. i (ut romuilKsloner, und two co ru th- law nnd physicians serviCH. iftue tn the Circuit Rider I'oetry I mlsslnners of the iiubllc service: Through the wet fon-sts of ' he I t.onln(,, eurft Tn(, i0efs ornT. , eommisslon. - one for the disfrU-t oast, lo the arid plains of th'Mthc J. K. filll Company, I'ortland. ieom posed of the counties lylnsi Oregon. ;easi of the 'useude mount ulns, tommlltee In churge of contest rjthe other for the western district. Wallace MWnmunt. Jno. T. Holeh-! l-'ive candidates for the offices of kiss, chairman, care The J. K. (illl electors Co,. Portland Ore., president by each STAR FRIDAY TOM MIX J rienver i'lles Cliai'KCH. AHTOIIIA. . Louis OHHenbei er unci .Murlln Comedo were nr rulKned In justice remit on eom plnlnls riled hy (!. I.. I'lr-nv.r. ihiiritlntr eueh Willi iiininlainmK u common nuisance, in eomlnetliiK a place where liquor la sold. 'I ney were nleiiHeil on $r,uu IioikIk vm-U. John i. Krielison of Kiiiiip;i. j t who ! nrrested n fi w days "K'h,, hy the shiriri's departnient, pleml- ,, e,l ffiillty to u chartre of Hclihii: Ihiuor nnd was fined :tr.u. which he paid. !'. CI. 'I'liyhir. also or Knappa. pleadeil K'liMy lo Ihe llle. pal jjosHeHHlon of li'l"r.. ThN va--l the ilcrcndallt's second offensfi artT l he tesllmony shnweil he had heel hiloxlealed for some time. 'I'lti eoMi-l Imposed n sentence' of In days In Hi" coaifly Jail. , .e- (.crniiin- lo Slucly (.cok'iupliy.. UflXK (AP). An Ihcro-'AJncrl-n Imillmle of exploration has en estahllsheil lit ttiu uiilvcrsily re l.y I'rofi'SBor ym-lle. I'liilVs- mm- Happ'-r has also eslaiiiisiieu. .u Sni.-tli American Institute at Wilcrahtli'K. These two Inslllnl.-s aIH d.-a esneetaliy wiui i,ie k"' oKiaphy and Siiutli Atii'-rli p.illllcal eromimy of Pick Up Your Stove and WMk Heat exactly where you want it, vMT a PORTABLE ELKCTRIC HJTOK Just the thiit? for cold, fijlrtw nioiniiiRS Lamps Edson T mr lit'st. these men were welcomed JV.1IIV ,,.., i, i .... .1 ..... t,lut - ' jun.liiHt. Many a prominent man of . ftl'C.KNK (Special ),"-,-Ihtflning, today, owes his prominence to the . T. T.lmlHlcy ts In tho city from on January 1 21 the Inlversliy of'help of these pioneer clergymen. Ho m r si tad on business and pies-(Oregon nt'-ilhal school will broad-! The fni hor of It. A. Itooth of Hn ure.i He'.ls retflsiered at Uiie. Cpley. j cast, through the Oregonlnn stii-'iem, was n circuit Ithbr. .Mr. Month , tlon, n rerles of weeidy rudio lee- has commissioned A. I'hhnlster Mr. and Mrs. M. Htephensen of'tureM, of half an Iioji-'h duration. I'roetor to muke a bror.e statue of Pendleton, uro cumldnlng busineHHf"" medical Kubjectii of interest to anil vlottswrf n fji lrunde today. public. The program fol- ilowp; .Ian. 21. -!r. K. F. Tucker. The Ki'i ty e;og-n!t Inn of 't- place in the Cnpltot (i,.nerul Jumes Kdward Ogtethori I i S EH t t r I H. & or 107 Depot St V lectric Co. Thone 393-W' Knterprlso was represented nt the Homnier hint evening by It. J, Cumphcll. Oeorgo II. Hradlcy of Holse, was otnonirie Idaho guests ut X he Sommer Inst evening. It. I.. Itenson Hay I'ever tin .1 AMOVK OII.H ;IVK TO . o(.i:i;i iioitci. iMVKiisiTV (Ueslrlan licull . Kider, 111 J ATLANTA. f!a. (I.N.8.) Two memory of his parent und the oth- highly treasured original oil paint er pioneer missionaries. The gov-t(nK8 vvro pr(.H(ini,Mi to Ogleihoip. t i'nor hits accepted the offer on I he t nivi.r,ii v here for u rhrtstinas ,prirt of Ihe state and assigned Hie present one was a portrait of dedh-at Ion Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Mayfleid nro over, from I'nlon today shopping nnd visiting friends. 7 Ttoh Ross of Kamelu, was reg 1st e red among (ho guests at Havoy last evening. I Howard Hmlth, G. K. llmget, I'llblle Health." , II, J. K'-arH,. "DIs- of K. M. Harrington of Huntington van among tho out of town bust. rir-HH visitors in this city yesterday Ho slopped nt tho-Huvoy. Jan. 2S. In-. "The Causes Of Asthma. '' l-'eb. 4, Dr. "Child Health.' I'Vb. 1 1 . rii "Milk und Ihe Ceb. 1 H. J r. ease Carriers." Cell LiV. Mr "The Knouency and I'revi nllon .'"""" tholof Heart disease." ' "" -'miiiic Olllesl. Murch 3. Or. Itlalr Holcomb. ' ronicsi is insimin o ny it. DiahelcH and the Insulin Trcal-lA. Month of Kngene. Oregon, hi ini.nl," ' .Honor of tnose vaiiam, uou-iearnu. The jeelurers are all members ifelf-sacriflclng im-n, Ihe (.Ircull grounds at Malem. Th date v he set soon. ' AI,'. Month has otlered a iirl One Jlundrt'd Oolhtrs ror the best poem on the subject of the Circuit Klder. The competition rules have been drawn and limit lo the residents of Oregon. Wash t ii r-,.ri... Mngton nnd Idaho. The rules arc :. founder of the .Stale of Georgia, and the other of Lady Oglethorpe, claimed to he the only portrait oi her In existence. The portraits were purchased in London anil presented to the uni- Iho contc d U-ersHy by Mrs. J. M. High. , Hr. W. K. Mrnwnoli run to In from rilgln lust evening on a short busi ness, trip and while hero Is regis tered nt Ihe Hnvoy. ; J,' M. Vhanks returned lo his homo nt Walln. Walla this niornlnif nfler spending several days lu La Grande on business. , While In Ihe city Mr. I 'bunks was regisicred ai the Hommrr. of t he medical school faculty. corpi.r; with two iiamic.s him; tiii(oi'(hi hi mails Ittdeis, who In Mr. I itnt' tin e-o "became Moot h's own the friends. tTfUISTS Hprlugfhld New: Thorn lire. Itin-e classes of motorists: Those who know how to use a horn properly; those who view a horn simply us tin ornament, and Ihose who retain their childhood ut I rnet Inn for noise ;i nd lot of It . if president -and vice will likewise be chosen of t lie major political parties, ( v "Delegates to the party nation al conventions will also be se lected May 1 ii. The members of the llepuhUcan party will elect thirteen, tlvie being allotted sm'-' en to the state at large und two lo each congreaslonal district. Del egates lo the Heiiiocratlc national convention will, according to pres ent advices, remain as in 1 !i20. namely, four from the state large and two from each congi stnnul district, ten In ull. Mndldsles for circuit .Indi Coughing Tires theoM, low Lincoln 11120. di-.'Wl CARS TRUCKS - TXfcAjjSStS Perkins (Sfptor Co. Tires the old, lowersjreir Tltnl- tv. Tho best Htaa:iru ihiiiiiv couh niUuluefillnnd yonuK 1 COUGflEMEDY : (loed for ever;' mmler of tho fair.il;' ' Stalun Inspired hy TcmiHM-niH-c lloiibt for McIImmJIM llulldlng f'HU'ACIO. (AP) Tho bronze fltatuf "l-ti-jVusrie'.liuy, HayiKlV Jumping' of Chateau - Thierry, it'runcn, has been purchased by Hie hoard of loin pern nee, prohibition nnd public morals of tho Metho dist Kplscopal church. Th stntun represents a drunken man lying In tlm gutter, with broken whisky bottle In his hand. Near him Is Ids empty pay enve lope. Htundlng dejectedly by Is his wife, holding a small Imby In her arms, while ut her side stund two other children. Jt Is the only piece of siutuury ever Inspired by tem perance, church officials tlerlare. TI.- Kni.t t..l. nr.,lt-n.1 tUa ut II till. filimml In' Ihu Inhliv ni the new i Methodist building In Washington, which will he dedicated January HI, 1,0. -typify the cumpalgn Metho dism huK "waged against the liquor trnfflc, according to officials. DAYTONA, Kla. ( I. N.K ) Cur ry In r their I wo babies and bur gage In ft pushcu rl, J. H. Lr ddy and his wife passed I hroui:h this city recently en roule to Orlando, I'la. They said liny hail walked from Ooshen. I ml., passing through 1 f. states on I he t rip. Leaving In diana last August, I hey walked through several Knstern atates und then turned southward. f ori i.io.x.s llmore Morning Hun: Tn (ho ays surgeons harbored to pay expenses. 'I hoy hadu I discovered that men have Mpare parts. o,ri You An Ounce Of Prevention Is worth a pound of Cure Just a few alioit weeks and old Mr. Moth will be back on the job again to eat up your suits, jrowns, furs, etc. Why not fool the old boy, by lining your closets with Cedar Lumber. Moths canot live with cedar. Cedar Chests story. 1 A Leap Year ( Dance ) ILmllcK liny linuci' nJlt'l (lneluilnif Tiff III I (iCIllS l"j A.llll-I(lll 1 I V.l'ltl.n IMHI. If I I Tt I SDAV. IlAIIV l I 1 I 111 l.ady t-'llor iIanaKers II SlnsVlly I ) I Olson's ;onil Orchctrn I f I m 1 What Will The Car Buy Now Be Worth Two Years Hence? tne raciory sets me new car price; me iiHcu-tai-l)tiying: public sets the resale price. The following fig- urcs are taken from the National Used Car Market : Keport, Litest edition. The Jewett in less than two years has gained the enviable position, commanding the high est resale value of any car in America. a 3 L "-, Grande RdndHospital A nonsectarian and ethical institution that does not ad vertise your sickness or broadcast your operations', but gives you service equal to any institution in the North west. ' We employ only graduated nurses Cost f. 0. b. factory 1!)22, 5-pass. tour. Resale zone 12 prove at Of UUT UW11 makes Life Ask us the cost for . 1 ' 1 r your closets. iQ JKKOSy The Grande Ronde Lumber Co. j 1921 Builders Stoic . Retail Dept. Main 7.12 Quality Chain Wood, Always $995 1395 880 8(15 10-15 895 1150 885 1390 1145 1185 975 1235 1235 JEWETT 6 Ruick (i Dodge Dort 1 Essex 4 Gardner Hup 4 Maxwell 4 Nash fi Olds 4 Rickenbacker fi ' s- Avo Studehaker (i Velie ( Willys-Knight 1 Just another Good Reaso next car should Be a i $746 798 588 400 (i23 ;o!) 742 588 700 675 712 f E why jour :wett 24 Models ( i Complete display of all Just Phone 441-J for appointment TRACY HOLLISTER 1115 Washington Ave. Temporary location Our Motto: "The Best Serviced Car in La Grande Distributors of Paige and Jewett Six Cylinder Motor Cars PAIGES t t f t ? ? ? ? X ? ? ? ? r f. f T r 4 The Late President A Man of Personal Character fen It is beli ? t t ? ? r .f f ved by manjthat Warren G. Harding's death ork a terrifically busy man. Yet rf his perirenal duties to himself and his family. tied bvyiierely GbrllNG ALUNU but determ- Knowin? that to wear out would. mean honoTTTo rust out would mean disgrace. ARE YOU of the same character? Can we assist-jou . in getting ahead? WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE was causjed by over mindful Not sati; ined to ( jewett y '. y , y i United States National MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM r '' '? t r t'.v -y- y M y y y : y :. . f , y ; t-: y y A A. A A 1 i 1 A... A-JL.