La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 12, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textt . i aturday, January 12, 1924. PAGE -FI-VE THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER C- -- ,ocal News In Brief : 1 nH of OroKn, hoarded No. 17 thin morning, t'omimmder Wml dell huB been in l.u Grnmlc vlHit inij ltnlth Huron, a brother veter an, for the pest few days. J I ,u (.ramie unu ai. ii. vvumo unu .vir. lrs. T. A. Wuilc of Katrflrlil, slopped 1bi evening ui the r. They un1 louring to ijlccn, Wash. Xim lo rwrvuior) Sibs Mury lenore Keith has. re. 1 io Kulcm to resume her B If I lut Vllltwnotte University. '.lllitip limtntvlfivw 4ttkn OulWfcp. who wuh badly In u few. Joys ago when he Ml ley 'puvermni, is reported A nB somewhat improved In Hllon loony, mis many ries lowing a visit in Port Kind that ox- ! tended during iho I'hrlsltims and New Year holiday 'season. They with guests of relatives while In the city "where tho rows jjrow." 'M4 iiimI mrlltlp" i Mrs, Mury llrown intcndcnt of dm cwls. I,oucy llooxis l.inlf Symphony Andrew Lomy, Jr., director of the .Municipal bund, nuld loiluy he could cnilorsd hcurtily iho Kansas iiy Utile Hymphony orchestra which Ib lo uppenr ui Iho Arcade iliHiitn Monday night. "They huve a nation wide rcpututlon," said Mr. I.oney, "und their program Is one tluil should Interest nil.." super- (irundc lionde Hospital, will deliver un address lo Mm. It. P. I .u ml lu vminc- tt-tiin'a Sunday school class ai I ho Ale Hi o- Comity uini cniircn, tomorrow morning M ten o'clock, choosing us sub Jen: "Love and Courtship." .n invliuilon Is extended lo all I, ft (irundo yoiinrr women to )n WILL OUTLINE LA GRANDE TO ! ROAD PRQGRAW1 HEAR CONCERT pres- Road Master Speak at Chamber C o m merce Luncheon Tuesday. to Kansas City Little Sym of phony Orchestra. Is to Give TVograih at Ar-, cade Theater. ni. Mi iauifi.i,i- lifts., Jf" J"Mllni Im'i i.:. U". id. morning on An. ii onuno mr id if I on, where she will vlsli her liter, Mrs. f'aul Murso, who formerly u. resident of l.n rle. Mrfl. Itesllet will spend the end In the Hound-Up t'reek I'aKs HitiiH' IliiriMMl Tho .hnmo of W. . t uy, in (Trow Cri"k TlCPP n V'Hov eniinv it j r... .'t.'Iy fty -(,..., wit i. i,lno' 1i.t.,l ln,-, f eeuifiiii. Tit ro-ft INirMittx Hurl In Aivttli'iu A peeullar ueeldenl occurred r' eently near Klirln when A. H. I'nr sins wuh tutdly shaken and bruised when a holt-sled tipped over on him and lit few him utfulnsi a ni'ar hy Kara we, Mr. I 'arsons was inl ahotit Iho oye and his head uqb brulspc' l)r.dlyhr. fn" lnjur-p iff n"' rnnhlr d n rlnit.. S I'liMll tbt rrom Hollduy Visits . iirrU Mrs. Tliomos Hiidffe're i lo (his Pity yesierday fol- newspaper innured. the property was not (Nimmnmler Iteturns IIohiim. Hound for his home In Itosehurfr, Oregon, after a very pleasant visit in l.a Grande, Howard Wad dell. dopnrimonU romnmnder of the Spanish American War Veter- O. I., l.arlson, president of (ho oruanlKatlon, will preside at the Tuesday luncheon of Iho Chamber of I'iiiii merce. Tin tneelin will be held in Iho 1, O. H. K. hall. (. It. Helix, I'nlon county mnxlcr, will be the spcitkcr and will use as hi mibject "Our Hoitd topic that is vitally Interestintr to liulldlt; Iroemm for IVZA" o. clrlrnr of Vi.. Oro.id : nd orjir I'ninn county lownp, Mr. --HV. will vnl'iir. ..oi-'o in" fMhrcof from wriicW tn- fuii'i, fitr ' rn"i bnli'ilitf!- '.v. u-rlve,i tun witu nfi r-'--O M T.'lli hfi Sp'T.I, On tlio entpnalnment profrrnrit, H. V. ,nrlls will appear with o vornl sole. Monday evening l.a (Irande peo j plo are to enjoy one of the Keat j musleul tretitH of this season when i the Kansas 'Hy Mttle Hymphony j orcheHtru appears ai the Arcadn j road- theatre. It is making Hiieh n rec ord that I'-o- I' ord and J. l. Mey. ers, owners of Iho theatre, are de liiihtel that they booked Iho or- -lo Hie oifl?.anf o( T.i nranln i-Hv1 Jui vbiii; U 1 t ii- 'ie, i-iiu- l. b.. nrtvb p'.-d t i I.. :) tt. M-oi t- iik- IV- jMv-.'it Tnri- ll M". AI l'-. -.11 I lliP cv.rjiir.;-u: Distinctive Cloth and'- rocks Silk F at Sale Prices Now is your onportunity to save and at thesame time get the , year of 1(124, all banks of the ponn ty adopted a different system of Interest for savings accounts." states the Knterprlse-Itccord Chief, tain. "It hod been tho custom ,for Revertil yeurs to tillow five per n-nt on all savings; this wns chunged in four per. cent for. six months und five per cent for one year. This action wo b taken by nil the bank- j ers and was made to cnoourng j Fu'nil Sunday longer savings accounts and olso The' funepul of John Kifrgs. who an economy measure." idled Friday morning will bp held . . ; I Sunday nt Sumniprvlllo ul "l;RO 'o'clock. The .funeral cortege will I.HUc l.tci'nso Trouble I ,.v Snodsrass & Zimmerman un: "No, wo aren't having very much j tlcrtaklng parlors at II o'olock A. trouble with motorists who attempt ' M. and the Klks lodge of which the deceased was a member, will have 1 I Obituary . McmlMTship lrlv lie l'Q. Grand o PostT of the. rican Lesion gives a report on inembershlp contest between two learns, captained by the Commander Halph Huron, tlio iresent Commander, Hay ltapis. iioth teams are work- hard and their is plenty or ndly rivalry. Both captains are. In the statement that the inbershlp this year will bo con- rabbv over what it was last r. The. membership tonuen year and many legionnaires red let that this year It will be efcrly three hundred. A large per pfct of the members gotten, this ef r are now members, having flyer joined the Legion before. Th standing of the two teams Ives Huron's hunch a slight lead with 57 points. William's team is a closo second with 62 points. Any ex-service man wishing to join tills year, may do so by 'seeing either of Iho captains or, any of the, ten in members. The Ial Grando post of the American legion have added to their different activities, a mag azine subscription agency which you enn subscribe or renew for any magazine or largo news pnper. The profit of Ihls enter prise Is turned over to the Aux iliary of tho Legion. They can give you tho same price as the fly-by-night, solicitor and tho prof it Is kept in town. Any informa tion on this subject may be had from the adjutant, Otis W. Palm- to drive their cars without a li cense for 19 24 or olso evidence lhat they have sent for a license," slated Alnnzo Dunn, traffic, officer of l.a Grande today. "On the whole the drivers are either equip ped with a new red tag or else have proof ready to show that Ihev have sent Ham Knxer an order for the ! daughters, license." In iho past years the changing of Iho automobile license during tho first few weeks of Iho year was usually attended by more or letm confusion but this year the disorder seems to be a tiling of Hie past. In order to operate a motor vehicle Ihls year the driver must either-have a 1924 license attached atjto samo or else havo Indisputable MM!1 III HI IUHHI-HH1UU imu up Hem for his license bofqrj January , )0OOOO00OO0 Icy Puvcmciils ftanifcroiis Aitention Is being called lo many residents of La Grando that pave, ments ln front, of their premises aro so ley and -slippery' lljat they are a menace to' passers-by and re 'inesting- that, the pavements be cleaned of the icy covering. One or tw j La Grande people havo been injured duo to falling during the past week und many others have narrowly escaped Injury. Hut at jthal, the condition that prevails nowadays Is no whit different than i2fi years ugo. The La Grande Oa- Izeite, in lis January join issue, 2S years past, culled the attention of the public to the "terrible condi vuuuuuuuuuD'lon of ,nn sidewalks" and carried Ota strong urge to remove tho icy i O'covertng. Hut (n 28 years the cltt- j WANTft! O zn f La Grande silll permit the o jslippery condition of their side walks to endure. ' charge of tho funeral services. John Higgs was a well known cltlscn of the Grande Hondo val ley having resided hero 48 years of tho 49 years that he had lived. Ho was horn, In Melville, I'toh. He leaves his wife. Mary Hlggs, two Velma and Kvo, and ono son, tJeo rge. The a ec ens p d also leaves -ono brother, Charles HIitpts nnd a slRter, Mrs. Mnrtha Cros.'. NEW TODAY FOH HKNT-r Sleeping roomr close' tn.k Klrst floor and nutsld trance, lnqulrn 151 it Adupis'Ave. I j ."Are some of you saying: 'Why ii haven't thought much about it.' I Well. Its u plo you lo think good Well, its up lo you to think, but to act, for tlx Kansas city Little .Symphony orchestra, which just happens to be pus-dntf through your city, is an aggregation of twenty three nrtlnt musicians, with their famous Conductor N. Oo Itu bertls, which has acquired more fame In the two short years it has been known a a "I. title Hym phony" then any other musical or ganization In thiH country. ' "They have played lo all sorts of audiences; old folks, young folks, country people and town people, t hose m listen 1 1 y ed uca ted und thoso not so educated, but al ways with the very same result, that ull who huvo heard them aro filled with enthusiasm and go uwuy from the concerts hoping to hour them again. ' I "To make -the evening In ' I-n I Grunde more Interesting." Mls!i Hoselll the burplst will explain the i various Instruments in the orches Ira., having a few notes .played on each nr.d then having each choir of tho orchestra ploy Just a few measure,. , "Miss Lisa Horns, the soloist of ho evening, is a young New York south no with a most oleaslng per sonality und marvellous voice. She . ... .JfGpera Tosca with all tho artistry French & Greene WANTKIV An experienced house, keeper. Mrs. David Stoddard. Call Main 26, 1-12-31 KOH H RNI Ono 4-rooin house and one ft-room house, Inquire 1403 8. .- , , 1-12-21 I and tempcrniental lnterpreiallon of ,tho Great Hosa Itlsa.' "The splendid program arranged for la Grande is well within the uiiut-i nuiiitu jik mm rnjwj ihciii ui i everyoim and will mark a real era I in the musical , entertainments of I our City." FOH HRNT Modern store room. Inquire Hommer Hotel. 1-12-Jt WANTED To hear from owner having farm for sale. Give par ticulars and lowest price. John "J. Black, Chippewa Foils, Wis consin. l-12-ltp Lyman, playing forward,' mode 40 points in one quarter. In the sec ond half tho local girls scored 18 points to Imbler's 2, 1 The first team lino up for U C, run it ii was: forwards, Witnm Htondley and Xellle Hawkins; ren ters: Goldio Owen und Thelma Htnlth; guards: F.leunor Glass und Mildred Snider. ' The second team Hne-up for Lo Grande wds: forwards: Krma Ly man, Mildred Ftske and lena Campbell; centers: Mima Owsley and Klla Ausnes; tfuards: Mlldre! Gauthter and Cora HUndley. Ann Htattgo und Iean' Wrllihl relieved two of tho player, during the game, , , On the whole both Lit Grande LA J . .! teams played excellent htysketball. Shots for the boskets were accur ate and, tho floor work promised a fust, peppy learn aif the season progresses. , The Imbler rnt de spite tho small scoring credited to them, guvo tho local tennis some very stiff ' opposition. The La' Grande, teams. who. niado the trip by auto, report that ; they received excellent treatment. Jilrio Iho New, Mm) urn, Healed lluases 12 ami 15-ru.s4'iiffr i LA GRANDE JOSEPH STAfiJ ftJNE LeaviCa Grande (it 11:30A.M. mul 3:30 P. L 4 HOU.NT) T1IIVH PAIl.Y CIiuuho tliu Cufiiroi'iublo. fiafo tilngo for 'Smir Trip GIRLS WALLOP IMBLER TEAMS (Continued from page 1) ClinVs Clothiery 5th Annual January Clearance Sale Starting Monday on Our Third Week of Giving EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED NOTHING RESERVED VALUES FOR YOUR DOLLARS SPECIAL IN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT 1 Save Now on Foot Wear Men, ago -18-40, wnnt- rallwoy station-office positions 115-$2ftd mon.th. ,freo transpor tation, experience unnecessary. Write Haker. Hupt., .57" Wain wrlght, Ft. Louts. 1-12-ltp and at. the end of the first hak the scoreboa rd read 37 for 1 -a Grande to (I for Imbler. In the last huif the La Oranders scored ;i'2 point k to Imbler's (I. The second team game at the end of the .first hall' slood UK to l in fnvnr of l.a. Grnnde. Krma Tells of l-'Arly lays- Hemlnlsceni of the earlier days. the Portland Orcgontan recently;1'011 flALR-Wood saw wllh mnn published the following tale which! ,,r"'- rn" at K02 -Third street, harks back to the earlier Wallowa I or Phone 278-W. 1-12-ltp county me "Hoth were extremely O busy men, but frequently during ... . .. O thi. ilrt,in.Pftni ,i WANTMr To henr from owner of Lip nf i rifnpnm i ir i' i . "! Bod ranch for sole, stale cash O nnd "Jack" Kerns, veteran eastern iJrogon edueulor, were to ,about ihe lobbies ! rb'd conferences or old acquaintances. A voun school' teacher, happening to jpuss at the moment, was shocked to hear Kerns say. with a sad gjshake of the head. 'Them days Is O gone forever.' In explanation of ghls rather aub-standard and Irre. 0 vular grammar, the veteran county Ojsuperlntendent Haid that he was all 0 1 fussed up over old memories of nev. Oral years ugo, when he was pre- 1 9'Sidtnir OVer the .).mill(..o nf Ihnl puDllr n10ol ai l:,iprpr)s.. an.l ' ""--" """ Oarlflon holding, down Hip. ' ' '.'-!' sonip pmii. at Josi'ph. K cIitur! ' ,i-umn io l.a urundp und tho two 1.Y111 it irvr ai o o o o o o o li. V. H.nsh. 1.12. Hp STAR price full particulars, Mlnneanolls. Minn. snatching- hur-1 ir tho renewing mil RALK OK Tit A OK Four lots and 10 room house with garage. Will consider smaller property in town or plot of land. Ad dress M. K.. care Observer. l-12-2t FOH RF.NT Three room furnish ed n nn rt men 1 . 1 1 h o n e L R 4 - W . 1-12-Hni TODAY AND SUNDAY ' LOT 1 Stritfoid Brown 'calf and hhuk kangaroo button shoes. $8.85 and $9.45 regular values. Choice ? .in n..:.. . LOT 2 R. J. It. Star Brand Shoes of solid leather. Regular values to $7.t5, in brown calf and black calf; English and wide toe styles. Choice 49 Pair LOT 4 Our entire line of men's work shoes in all our regular lines, at a sav ing of 'lir Discount LOT 6 LOT 5 Our entire line of Rob- Buclthecht Chippewa ertson felt and leather Weyenhurg R. .1. R. house slippei's for men, High-top shoes and pacs women, boys, misses and go on sale at children at 25 Discount 25', Discount Our entire line of Ball Brand and Goodrich Rubber footwear, at a saving of 10 per cent. First Quality only. ClinVs Clothiery loui'iy ppiiuKogrui'fl drovo many iiiIIps lo IvlBln lo Hip railroad, whpre, UPOordlns 1o Kt-rnw. II wur npppFsary lb blindfold I'arlPlon and hack him Into Ihn train, no lony had It bpt-n slnpp hp had sppn a loroniollve.' p pin g rooms and llvlriff room. . lno.ulrp 2007 Rppond. l-12-llp LOT 3 v" Edmond's Foot-Fitt Shoes. All our ifliir styles m blucheuiil bat last nt V59 Pair l!J. if. KNQWLES n BACKJN CITY) Arriving homo In La Grunde of- ! o IbT two weeks of wlnler louring L i o through Oregon Judge ,ond Mrs. J. 0W. Knowb's assert that ihe old O state is as beautiful In winter as l qIh Is In summer. , j o They left La Grande about two I o weeks ago and in their closed cur J o drove lo I'ortlund. then took In the i OjWlllamelie valley cities and towns ' Q;und went as far south as Ashland. ' O At Medford the Judge vfHlled with'l Sihts old friend, 8. H. Bmlth of the J O, Medford Tribune, who was origin. gtoiiy a riilzen of FA Dorado. Kan- J o'sn. where Judge Knowleg spent his early boyhood days. "I came very nearly making the J entire Irlp without chains." said I the Judge today, "but whD we J csmn over Ihe hill from Pendlp- Ion It seemed lhat better judgment: prompted adjustment of lh chalD( and U is well w did. for the motin- ii YOUt QI'llhTlOV AND , its Asvrit (I'LSTION: m a woman of 3 ft and need ad vice. A ni not at. all si ro n g, h ard I y able to do my housework, no appetite, rest poorly at night, have headaches and my back aches across my hips. Will your treatments be all right, considering my weakness. AXSWKIt: With such symp toms as you have nuttied, why continue to neglect yoir health? Reliable, trust worthy ad vie p resulting from thorough training and experience in the drtigless science of Fhlropraotle und Naturopathy Is .t your ser vlcn to solve your health problem thus Insuring you of heah and happiness. M y 4 ijfal mints of fcr you ft syU-rfuitlr, pnu'llcaj TheNt-JjwpmThlng about your case, us you have presented It, that should make you feel that hope Is gone. I ad vine an immediate exam ination to reveal Just what Is causing your extreme weakness. Consultation Free nn. wooihxl bulu 20, Sommer Hldg. i" William F 36m7IWr i, NOTICE! Afiiiiiml .MtM'tlur" llAMK COlXTIlY ' ru n . llon ii" Dlm-lors - We Offer at a srnciAii rmfK Large lot, 6(1x110, In choice ro Ldence location. Good shade treei. The house on this lot Is' two story. has seven good rooms, large front room connected with dining room ny cntonnni.es. go."" sizxo ne-i room down stairs, large kitchen, pantry and ryom for huth. ' There Is a large yhpen stairway leading o three ifirge rooms ' upstairs os well a the hath. - - This house has hoi. goiLs fOiHlfl'now price of and only l,(uO. cash refjulred tone foundation. In Is some fnrn this ch all r--;--:'7::'":::'''"7i IFOB THAT j i' ; f' J ng TIGHT COUGH -- - "71 VVhpn that rouffh of yours j "r '' ' I i'lf UghtPna. up. 4ho nipmhrunps I w ' I l bpeomii 'Irritatrd and troubln ' E ' yo l rvury limn yon lalio o C3 . SO ,. I t lirrath, It's tlmn you wpro I W 1 5 '' '4 ! " i . ;Nyal's Cherry ! Sf'- J Cough Syrup ' ?." A I A wi(th lu vn)T In- I 2wOB?!JM U S J i I up nodi hp and haln t'j fn 2 W Or5 K'tf H ' IS is ' A Irrltatl . , Jiipinbranns, JrtT- - H QfL. . f ID S l ' I niovpi thd tickling jrtm- O . E "3t hs g . ff S," 'J I lion. allay lnriajiliiatlon ' J f" ? O HI 1 'fl 'I aflpfvpnlit tmyitr Infpp- U Sfl I mini ' Wm''"'mm rpil sIim, a.V and Rflu , 5 ?r5 58 O II. aaa viMrcKS . 1 1 III ... ' . li I i . i ii m v r a . r .1 , b i DRUGSTORE h a. 2. n : 1 j y - - I Mj-1-i. j.j- .' .. . 11 1 : . .1, .. r- s. :. . t I r-n ; U Grande Investment Company BONDED REALTORS . Jtplluhlo Ab' lr lU'llahlo InKliruiMW roniianlrn. 1201 Ailuin. Are. alulD 7.13 Glass Towels Now is the We, have' a on ex Mrs. repleniHli your towel supply. wafidertul assortment ot paicerns Baby Shop A. Newlln Mm. 1, MNunii-e Sommer Hotel Bklg. , iTHFuicvrrk K4' dAn Absolutely Different! FRIDAY "THE SPOILERS" It's New I now. ""i We ire ready to do harness repairing. Bring themin Skala Hdw. Company R0ESCH BLDG. , Phone Main 33 TONIGHT "THREE WISE FOOLS" ARCADE Sunday VAUDEVILLE 1. Overtu r Orchestra 2. Pictures .... ..... Comedy aiuflf'srtTiff'ilfrview 3. The Charters :: " The Equilibrist Act Heauttful 4. Yeoman & Brlggs The Fakir 5. Jack Kennedy Dark Moments 6. Mile. Robertas' Animals I Comedy Animal, Circus (Ittlp stick this time cf J )oooppooooo 0000000000 00 0O0OOO00O0OO000000.0C5O0OOO tain Is i the yer.r.