La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 14, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextV, Monday, January 14, 1924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE i xjv-, "TTTjl M TALKS : v Hnw ltaki'tlmll l.nmo ; Clitford Johnson and Scott "ul l'han of Union, wore Lit Grundo -VjfllU)rH Saturday ovonlnff. 2hiy 1 cin ItuakPthall game, j:- J . f HMt'liil Kervlev- I A Bpct'iul 6tTice will bo condunt t wl toulKlit at the Salvation Army ihnll at fljtht o'clock- by Hlaff Cap- ) tain nnd Mtb. West, recently froihj 1 4ho Hawaiian lalnnds. Adjutant vpJuVson extends un Invitation to J'jiJI to bu present. ( V .V. C'aldcr lliw V 'i W. C. ('aider of Baker, In In Im - Orande loduy and whllo here Is uiaklng the loley Hotel his lioitd MjiiarkrrB. Mr. ('alder had u proml Iriient part in the alaKlnw of the '.Old OroRon Trail pajroant at Men jlinm last July and is still on tlu .list pf real boosters lor thu 'Old iOrcKon Trail" movement. ed and thu offices will be separated from a lobby now by means of a counter. The. work Ih beiun done by convicted priaonm-H in the city Jail and inasmuch aH o:ie of thein Is art expert carpenter, the work is not haphaxarded. With the parti tion torn out and the counter In- Stalled, Chief- llnyni'N mid his ftp uty policemen will h;ive much tnon room for I heir inside work and Iriahi may now be held more often in the oft ices inn! cud of it belnjc necHHitry to use the clly hall auditorium on the second floor. KalsomlninK of tlx ainlitortum will alao lie comileled this week. YUH SIMPLY ; CAN'T KID A 'KIDDER' (Continued from papa I) Called ( Cuhlvvell Mrs. ( J,. Muekcy of this city, left for Caldwell, ltiyAn, whert she has been called duu lo tho sick ness of a relative. Attends! I'minnl Mrs. J. 1). Stark, who makes her homo in linker, al tended 1 lie fu neral of A. J. Welti, held in this city yesterday. Slut returned lo her home Inst nlsht. Bulldiiis IVrmlts Issued K';A bull dtn r permit' -was insued i,Jamtary 11 to Kcott I.onib to repair Ux two story frame dwelling on Lots! : U.-and 2. Block 1. Predmore'n ad-' Hint llonie vdilion. frontlnff JfiCkson between j MIks Mlancho Snook hnti be en 111 Depot nnd Kir. Tho preliminary j at her home for several daya. She U'Stlmated cost is $250. A permit Is now reported lo be a liltle bet- was Issued January 12 to . Jack 'Ilusch to repair a two story frame fflwelllnff on hots 25 nnd 26. Block Jl63, Chaplin's addition, fronting T avenue between Depot and Fir. fThe preliminary estimated cost is v$.J00. . ' ter. GHs tn 1 'or) land Churl ea HcKoresj ert hist eve ning for Portland on a bu.slness mission. ' MrNiilty Is Advanced J- .''W. T. McNulty. the chlef'of the Oflmployment Service for the V. 8. Veterans Bureau, Hlntc of Oreson, ffentnred the employ., of the ; poinck. 'Ieplon of J.oRK-ers ana i-umoermen 'tin, January 1. 1924.. During the 'taunt two years Mr. McNulty has 'often visited I-a Grande., met villi iho commercial orsanlKallons, nnd 'secured their assistance in giving Employment to the re-tralned, dis abled ex-service men. Over 1200 men have been returned to Indus try of Oregon in that period and khc vocational training of the re gaining men is rapidly nearlng Completion. His broad ncuualnt unceship with the employers, and his experience with employment - problems will be of value In the work of the 4L, as it is commonly called. Hon -lit I'ohu'k H time Churl es I )'Korest closed u deal Saturday evening in which he pur chased the residence property on First and N streolu from Mrs. Anna On of thu most lntereuilnif dl coures deliercd in La Grande In a long time was that of Robert Kakin yottterday at the Men's Kor ii in in tho Methodist church, his subject being, "The Trial of Jesus ChriMt an Viewed by tho Legal Pro fession." Mr. Kakin reviewed tho biblical history -and brought out view of the Christ trial thut few people, even though they are bible stu dents and church goers, had boon familiar with. Kor Instance, he showed that Jesus was tried by two courts on the Jewish court and the other tho Homan court. In the Jewish .court the charge against tho Man of Galileo was blasphemy, while in tho Homan court Pontius Pilnto held a de sire to ncdult tho prisoner, but fi nally listened to tho rabble and permitted the Jews to inflict the crucifixion eventhough Plmle in sl.sted that he could see no rcu son for so doing. Analyzing tho two trials from o legal utnmlpoint Mr. Hukln showed where Jewish law had beon broken repeatedly in order" to convict Christ and that the act of Pilate was the worst over known to cotno from Judge In tho world's history. A good sized crowd of men had gathered to hear this well rend ered talk and at the close a un aulmous vote of thanks was given Mr. Knkln by the assembly for Us delivery. of humor still hlttin' on all aix, thank you. When I get out of thin mess,- . PUTN ACI Jdruggist llilu for Hcutllf, llu'PO tiruwuil llm noxt slip In 111" flBh't to t'Viido n trtson scnlt'iicu for subtulttlnff u fulmi report ua lo Ibo condition of the SouthwoHlorn WuHhlnKton bank to tho statu liunklni; (Irpurttucnt. A fow houi'B later. Myron K. Sln iMulr. tho Hon nnil doruulltnR rusli icr, li'll Ilia coonty Jull with tt Iruv- o.linK . Ktmril on hitt way back to Wullii Wulla lo risuino Ills prlmill Itcrnt of from four tu 15 years Tor jniaklliB away with fUO.UUO of tho i bank's funds. I J 1 Vriy Hliu'lnli's flKlit for friKi- ,:on,:":'a "'.. i ,11Hy i Buoll. ;a K,, ri,,ul JU81 going out to kanms and tako m V a quarter suction of land aim """-.", ' ' ; ,.,,u,.i rnr druf store." ,. , f, -.. Just what got Nina to tliinKiu .. . of the Kunsans at that particular uays in wmci ,o " moment wo couldn't niako out. I for. a new trim. 'Mils re.iuest wus There she was, propped up ' In a Kftinled by Kupremo JudBe Key- brass bed with dents in it, nor . i" f. hnlr. which Is her chelf glory, will be si'l by the court and Sin stuck under one of those laco caps clulr will return to the city where than which nothing looks goshnw-ihu was convicted to make tho flghi fuller on a woman, und her should for a new trial. era wrapped up In some cafo-au- Appeal May Toko cnr. luit mixture of a bath robe. If the motion Is denied, the sen- Hcr eyes were ull red and swol- tenee will be passed by the court len with weeping and her hands umi the defense Is expected then- to Hack from Omnhn- Woman Is Candidate. 51 i:iKOltl). Or. The first wain an to unnounce her candidacy foi office In Jackson county is MIsf 1 Klllla Stevens, who seeks tho ro publican nomination for county clerk. She Is a daughter of Mr. nnd After spending several days wllhl.Mrs. George Slovens of Itoss lane, the home office of the Ouarantec I near Medford. bus been a deputy In Kund J.lfe Association In Omaha j llm county clerk's office for the r'loyd McKonnon relumed home: past five years, during two o this, morning, lie says the meet- I which she had complete charge ol ling of Guarantee I'und airenls wnr,!the recorder's office, und Is exeprl a n easunt one nnd f in new In. onceil in every uepariincut wi in. snimltnn vhh nddefl to evervone fnr icIerk'S Otflco including WONt in tnt the coming year's work. The nsso- Icircuit court room during tho trial elation hus recently pure.hii.sed u'of cases, new building in Omaha where It I will be permanently located as soon FJJLLER COMPANY uncc business Is ccoinpleted. PUBLICITY HEAVY Do-; l.lceiishij; Ilettins Soon . 'Although dog licenses are sup posed to be insued the first of the year, the license for 11.24 have not yet been received at the city re corder's oTfice and are not expect ed to arrive until late this month. February 1 is the dale imu J v. flint watch for he cannot resist con Btearns expects licensing 10 negin. aulilng that beautiful while gold .. , " , . "Xewsnauerrt reaching u populu .i "r .. '.. of 3.500,000 peoplo In nine ... ,M 'Mowta M.ifHi., u. W(1(.rn aUiU-s will bo used u' W. hpoaane, is wearing a very nne;i, fulUtp & Co pionecr paint ue w,c l mt received as an lluimiluut,IT.ers. In tho Company1 appreciation gilt for his excellent it ,vi lt(lvH ImImui eamDalirn." ac record ol in placing lua goods j conjK to an announcement Just in .in: r-am.Mii uu-Kuu iiuiihsq. nca mu,i,. hv k, U. Rainman, President iremmus one oi mo noy wiui nis;or ,jhiiHton-Ayers Company Ad rtlslntt Agency A state dog license ulso neces- thnu piece often, and nu one can ary,:.us it has...beun ln.tlu past. i,fu-lmv Him for It is 'a very hand- These may ue secured irom luq '-'eomo ffirt. fices of C. K. Mci:ornucK. couniy clerk. La Grande, with Its many udjncent hunting grounds, has al ways been known us a "dog town imd a perusal of the licenses -Issued 4om the recorder's office In tjiows thai the licensed dogs in Ia (jrande during the past year Jtmounted to a total of half u hun (fred. Prices last year were: male j -We need more room and there- 5 ..... .1... -1 .,....flr.i.l 11 IBI fi 1 II"-' -ii"6' '" l' " . SINCLAIR IS GUILTY; TO TRY RECALL ' (Continued from pag 1) OPPOSE LABOR REGIME POWER SURE AMERICA CAN LEAD ALL (Continued from page 1) were Just nchin' to start plucktn' .announce Its Intention to appeal. It it the uullt. Why the KansansY ! probably will be a year beforo the 'I II tell you. " said Nina. "Out in appnl Ih' determined by the su Cnnsali they prohibit practically nremo court and In the meantime everything a fellow wants to do. tno convicted banker will bo at lib Hut tho folks out thero uro tho (,r,y on tu, nond of r00 which kindest, in the world. They're hlg-'wna provided when he wus nrresl heartcd nnd they're decent." K , on lht, t.imrKe. Tho state did 'And tho men," wo murmured nk for ttn i.icreusu In the bond huskily, ure men. ; ari(1 the conviction. According lo "You said II." fuilii Nina, "and if ..... u..nt.n. there's anything that a woman " ,;p lnolltlr , u IUttxlmum oC nkM ua 1 Uut, " Ia'M With a sense of humor needs it's V. :",.un Hllltl nl.niii.iitiutv.H,,rbovl s- Amiuilh and the othe responsible Liberals are concerned British Forces Making Strong Efforts to Save Baldwin Ministry; Ex pect Upset. LONDON. (Al) - In the short period now intervening before the expected battle. In the new house ol commons, the most notuble feature of Jhe sltuulion observable Is tin persistence of the agitation to pre vent labor from forming n new government, or, failing that, make sure that such a government, once It Is formed, shall have the short est possible life. Tho latest effort In this direction lias been to seize upon pending In dustrial disputes to afford Justifi able grounds for retaining thi present government In power. Tin argument Is that In the presence ol such a disturbing faotor as -a bit. railway strike a new labor admin 1st nit ion might find its hand forced by thu extremist sections of the la bor parly to the injury of (he pub lie intei esis, and that, therefore safety lies in the retention of the llaldwln administration. This ar gument clearly Is addressed to tlu Liberal party, which with the Con servatives, would have the powci to overthrow a labor government.. Vpsct KxiHt'teri This Week. It is impossible, to say how fni the argument appeals to the LM Hie work which is to give to mo hlldren of America's smaller cu rt the same excellent music that hildren in the largo cities are per- elleti are permitted to hear from the large philharmonic orchestras. 1 have always believed the chil dren ro the ones to think or hen one is composing or render ing music for they are tho ones ho will carry on and ir me mus ic one writes pleases una educates them u great work has beer done. To make this musical impression on thu young pcoplo of tho smaller hies I organ feed the Miu vm- phony orchestra tn Kansas City vhich will play lonigni ai me r ixle theatre in 1a Grande. In this chestra vou will find tho samo ex cellent rondltion. tho sumo high nnltty. In fact tho vory same mum will be played by mis orcnesuu that Is played by tho largo or- iranlwiUonH. thu music of course having been re-scored to fu mo organization you will hear lu- Uiht." i N. lo ItuberllH came to mis ountrv a dozen years ago, took out naturalization papora and at onto became a clttzen. jio mis uir children, three of whom were born in Orange, N. J.. and one in Kansas City. Ho speaks very good Kngllsh and is Intensely tin inio.i wllh AnirrlriL and her in stitutions. His contention Is that gOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO In America thero is as nno musi- o at talent as the old world every jo d re:uncd of, but" America has de- r man that's a real man to buck her up. Somehow or other tho world has got a notion that If a woman's fot a sen no of humor she hasn 1 1 iny sensibilities, in reality it's tho other way around. A woman with a sense 'of humor Is a wo man" that's been hurt so much nhe'd go crazy if she didn't Joke aboul things. "All humorists are unhappy. Mark Twain was. know I am. And ns a humorist I want to tell vou that the biggest Joke that ever rut eiv'tEr THAT ten yiarq in the state penitentiary, and to pay a fine of $5(Kio: After the Jury had reported lust night it wos indicated by counsel for the slate- that If Sinclair takes un a-OpeaJ pie' charge of accepting uepOHHiB aunt JH. itpew iiim unnn iu be Iriao'l'v'ent will' be pressed while the appeal 1 pending. If ho does not uppenl. the charge probnbly will be dropped. A similar charge is pending against Mrs. r. I, fctln-ilair. -"JCE THAT CAME. -H& 7X INTO WY LlFt IS 1E- PRESW EXPERTS IN PARIS OPEN MEET TODAY (Continued trom page 1) . world reulhsen that If Ihe German people lose thefr capacity for work GeriiMiny also loses her capacity to two strong parties In nominal op position in the house, a labor gov eminent could not possibly rtsl proposing extremist, menmire It is believed there has been ik change In their views on the situ ation ami that the fall of the llald win ministry will come itut'-kly perhaps next Thursday, the dute a) ready predicted. Without doubt big lubor dispute! would embarass n new labor gov ernment but thus far lUimscy Mac Donald, who would he the new pre inter, is reported as having no In tent Ion to give representation t( the extremists In his cubln'et, If 1 Is formed. He Is said to bo show tng no timidity In this respect an there ure pred let Ions (hat his In difference to tho Influence of tin extremists of his party will btin; about his downfall. The actual situation still soemf to bo governed by Mr, Asttutth't declaration that a labor govern ment under more favorable clr cuinstances. Mr. Asipiith is snlr DEMOCRATS IN CAPITOL CITY (Continued from png; J) phe slate- wheel horses, William J. Bryan, who Monday announced the name ot Dr. A. A. Murphree of Gulnsville, Kin., for const dera- i lion, is aiuo 10 ue nere, as an i io Have More Hk,i.- . "Inlorlj-d "'"'"" j cd to try to advanco his cuiuel 111.- .Il.il-M 1.1 till. i.r.nixiiM.... ,l..nlK r of the police force toUay . coiiv..tlon cilv n,l other lj: conwnenting on Ihe r..arranmn- , , u,. tl .st. of the Interior of the police .1.- I.rn lu, c(,vnli(ln, tf-.irtn.ent offices. Ihe partition Cnin.il.s r.n- MvMhm tj.paiiitinc the (wo Inner oiihvbJ n,mKr K, Cu ,, or (.omil.c. from the hallway haa been relliov-act former mitlonul cl.nirmi.n. ?Jr." -il-..' ibioupht .Mr. .MeAdeo'H name lie-! I fore the parly c!iiefn Sunday niKliti in n formal staternt nt, declaring I choice of I he former secretary oft An appropriation providing for an. .Intensive .Uemnnd-crealiaff and ucent-helplnir advertising cam pulirn has been approved by. offi cial of W. I'. Fuller '& Co. The f:r:,t ncwtaiier aflverflsements will be published In the I.tt Clrando (.Hiserver early tn tho year und will continue throughout lyl." "In a year Ilka I'J'-M," continued Mr. Ilummnn, ''the .Afrent and Healer selllnit a quality lino of paint such uh manufactured by W. P. Fuller & Co., liavo found that an Intensive advertising cam-1 puiK'n, In which paint and vurnlslt spccinllic: for uso In the home ure featured. materially. , stimulates wtl r: i;i-eaf;n clenie'nt In European nor Vumo Into my life Is the present nulUT. Let us first help Germany inlx-up. ' lo " woll." "Here I, who hate divorce, who Dawes spoke of Ihe commltlee ns lovo my home, who ado ny kid of "praellcal melt free h 1 pollll- God 'bless him um compelled cal pressure" who. riall.lhK that to ffct u dlvorco lit-euuso I cun't the house Is afire, propose lo find help myselt. ' ' JsomWI walep' to put It oit, Wlthoul "Hero 1 who nove-r .wrote, a lino further' use of nil itidual h's involv ojf sniutin inyiltfe,"Who-ff('rtihell"aH,'ntf the fourlh ilimcnslon. kinds of money rulhcr than wrltol, .fllhu-r-wiuniitleo, -a-rti-r ' adopting for sex-punderlng publications, lllll'lnw,, muHVisllon that 11. proceed dratrged into a scundal und ac-' i0,ulildy. the.t slpilrtlliiallon of Ihe cuned of doing the last thing on Ocrnian currency an Ihe ilrsf item '- I lillljsi LJ II I 111 M 1 I A liAM)H MAKKUTS TODAV It MrsL-5rrKS the treasury was "lugirr.l, desir !:able and tuevilablei" Tho issues I of Hie, coming campaign are idly cry.stall7.ing around the , candidates Mr.- Coolidge repr CLINT'S CLOTHIERV 5TH ANNUAL JANUARY CLEARANCE . SALE I senllng the reactionary influenc and Mi. McAdoo. representing tin: I progressive sentiment of the coan I try, said Mr. ('ummings. "Jt Is a natural alignment anil as these I two' men ' morn. Clearly and per- Ceetly. embody those two eonfer J ring achoojs of thought lhan any others now before, the public, it is logical that both should be I nominated." I The contest for selection of the convention promises to be hotly I contested with New York, Chicago I nnd St. Louis regarded as I lie leaders. Atlanta and l.oilisviile for 3.1 cents. Top Prlco Murkets. Hunch eggs. 60 cents a dozen. California tomatoes, 20 cents per rap-! pound, twui Cabbage, 3 to 6 cents, top qual ity. Klour, straight. $1.70; patent $2.05, Washington hard wheat. 12.0ft ' Oranges, medium 60 cents, largo 3d ccutA Lemons, 50 cents per dozen, Kweet potatoes, 2 lbs for 26c. Florida grapefruit, IB cents. Cranberries, 25 cents per lb. Fresh Spinach, 10 cents per lb. Parsnips, 6 cents per pound. Egg plant, 20 cents per pound. Head lottueo 18 cents, 2 for 86c. Hot house lettuce, 36c per lb. Homo grown celery two bunches S Inow on its third WEEK OF SELLING GIVING VALUES FOI YQUR DOLLAR!; I are also expected to submit In'. i- i tatlons. 0 J San I'rancisco will present a I strong Invitation for the conven- tion. according to Isadore I!. Dockweller. .IrfnTornln, national .ire going to get the con- again for San l-raneisco,' : St. liOiiis Active Mavor Henry V Kiel und a I comni!ttj,'Ti': .... jMP l) GIVING VALUES FORJCLTa. I i t otatoes, 11.76 per 100 pounds. Hunch beets, 2 for 15 cents. Hunch carrots. 2 for 26 cents. Cauliflower, 23 cents per pound. Turnips, 5c per bunch. Orccn peppers, 30 cents per lb. Ited peppers 25 cents per lb. lilack Kmporer grapes, 20c lb Hubbard squash, 6 cents per lb. Vuupklna, 6 cents per lb. lirussel sprout. 30 cents. JlaiHlnsI 15 to 20 cents per lb. Cane sugar. 10.00 per 100 lbs. Tillamook cheese, 46 cents per earth that any. decent woman would think .of doing. ; "Here I. whose big Jdeu wuh lo bring up my kid to bo u real Amor lean, have to hamper him at tho outlet with a lot of I ruck thaf's ull a lie. a "e, 1 tell you." Khu ul almost screamed, the word, "Hu," said Nina. "Ha," said we. Then ,wo both settled down to tho same handker the program, afternoon. adjourned until WHEAT Pf jA n 1 'IS APPROVED BY FARMERS (Continued from page 1) jthts resolution be sent lo our sena tors 'and representatives in Wash lingtoii,' I). C., asking them to assist In making HiIm plan a national law. Invitation sent. llh Ihe appointment as delegale to Ihe i proposed Tend lei on meeting Janu fhicken noodles and ice cream ,,,, th(, np,rvll r me are two of the Items that will .'1-! wllwlt mrketillg pIliy by the 1'nion pear on the Chamber of Commerco '(.(mn y , Kimil tun.un, IuvMh uncheon menu I .. J'iy nt noon In itlM ,.OII1(lH fr0Ill ,,rm, lWnnUm the I. O. O. F. hall. The menu . . Chicken Noodles And Ice Cream On Chamber Menu I coinciding wit . of A.' tl. Hunter Leugue. Officers of the Washing Ion Hxporl Commission Leugue, am presentatlvea pf ,.tho , Oregoi Jlankers vssoeluUoii wllJilepi-uktl nt to explain the plan and assls In the organization. In order counteract tho action of the Hlrec tors of the Portland Chamber o Commerce It Is going to be neces sury to make a strong showing o sentiment In the balance of tin state. The secretary of the organ! nation eommllleo here has wrltd each I'oimiK rcial club seerelnr asking htm lo see that bin asso elation ,1s represented, and lo I and induce some representatlvi farmer In his locality lo attend. "I ' should iippreciale It ver much If yo.u will. take tho mat tut up with some of your farm lead ers and see that your couniy represented at this meeting, It expected (hat Ihe men who altem the Pendleton meeting will go haul to their counties and organize coun ly units of the Stale League. Hop ing to secure a representation frou your section, I niti, Yours truly Fred lieimion . Comity Agent. Is being prepared by Mrs. Walter Avery, I'nlon county agent, to Ihe Parker and Mrs. Will Clark, ca ts. L. Larlson, chairman of tho un? f'1"" organizations to be pres. Fastern Oregon Commercial clubs A republic Is u land In which man never gels too important lo lw auk id f"r a. inaleh. good roads committee of tho club will preside and O. H. Sella, coun ty roadmuster, will outline tlie II--. 24 roud program In I'nlon county, cnt at th! January IHlh cuueits. Tho Invitation follows: "An invitation to Eastern f)re gnn C'ommerfdal clubs and fur in also touching upon the financial 'organizations and others Interested phases of the program. ' jln hoosling for the plan proposed It. W. Curtis will sing a vocal 1,v Secretary Wallace and pushed solo during the luncheon. "y the Wheat Growers Association , I has been extended for a meeting Good manners nre noL forgotten. 'at Pendleton January J!Mh. The Some children have their parents 'purpose of this meeting Is to per tralned not to Interrupt. feet ji Slate Fx port Commission 1 ! mcrchan- quality and Every article in our store on sale at a saving of 10 to 50 Per Cent. NOTHING RESERVED Standard Merchandise Of Quality -1 Clint's Clothiery Th(j Wore V lib foiu-i-k'ilio lilico d.-lcpill'in nf St. Louis liusi I nefs men. IncMHliinr Jarnf'H I-. I I. i. ,.!-... i.n nf thf Kt. l.nlllH lt. ' civic cominlllvc, iiirivcl Siinilny Crcumcry butler. 55 cent 1 lb. nnd announced tlint'Ht. I.ouls wiin ji.io 2 iiounds. I nronar.d ot mulch the 6rr-r of i)nckn und bccbo 26 cents, tuk unv other competitor. oy 3 conlii. henn i cema. . LA GRANDE'S 1Z Hprins chickens, 33 cents. 1 Clams, 1U cents per pound. j lduitorn Oysters, 05 cents yer . The pi'0il who yet IreinMe In f..,. nf Rods lire lh4 KHUJe yellows who Mice trembled in fear ol the pint. uipmpic vjjBiein, -r. pint 85 cents per j NEW TODAY KOU H.VI.f:' I'oiir room Itousi' nnd 3 ucres. Corner I'herry nnd lit's scll slretts. SuK:ir Ad.lltlon. ! 1-H-3IP ! VOll KllN'l' "n" -'""" li""s" S .riuiln lious'. Inuilire M"3 H uviliui-.' Vou SAI.i: I'est red fir und y.d-. J low pine wood, nil .ml I" 1 In-. ,, w:j.,i:cly, l'hon H.itv i-il-isp CruliS. S5 cents a piece. Heef loin und flat bone, 25c, I.fmli choiis, 40 cents. Khonlder lunib rhopn. SO cents, ltound Klcuk. Z5 cents per lb. l'ot rousts. 15 to IS cents, lleef boll. S, 10 und 15 cents. U'K of lulnb. 40 cents, l'ork, whole shoulder, 16 cents. Pork,- shoulder roast. 20 cents, l'ork chops. 25 cents. Kteuk. 20 lo 25 cent. Link suuiiuice. 30 cents per lb. Uusultnu 22 cents. t.'oul lrks.. Mine run und nut, tl Z delivered, j I Kim und a'ove. 112. oO deltvereU. Lump. 113.25 delivered. Foley Grill Nothing instills pride in a community more than a first-class Grill La Grande's Foley Grill fulfills this iirixrtiiiit mission. k Deep apmecialion is felt for the patronage, of our himie people. :. n ' In our Grill rnn '"ill, fjltit' I II'! i r irr lliu .yrr... "ji),' i Mf' hiRher than oitlin-ai-veiitj)ltjuses and restaurants charge. fOJaffJu; every noon and evenino;. . Hear Kathleen Camiihell sing with thu Ku phtmia accompaniment. , Come and dine with us: .. You Will Be 'Phased are color m the rainbow ponded upon lCuropo foriso long In! music thut it is a llttlo difficult: to uwuken tho Independence of this country to the fact that Bhe cun slund ulonc tn music as we(l us In evtryllilnB else, r , , . I When ukci how ho llke4 west the director of tho orchestra snld, "Oh, vory fine, Indeed. Every, one scorns ro huppy "out hero. In the mountulns. und tho. people ull look rooiI. They look liko they wen- not troubled, which is a fine Ihlnit. 'I'onlBht wo lire going to huvo uir nwful (tood tlmo ut the Arc.udo theutre. I suy, u uood time, for to me nnd to tho other mem bers of the orchestra. It Is u: good time when we cup pluy to good, heullhy pcojilo who nppreelulo our efforts, und I urn. Hiiro thut is the vory kind of un uudienco wo will huvo tills evening:." NEUHAUSEN WILL DIRECT JOHNSON OREGON CAMPAIGN CHICAGO, ll. Thomas H. Keu-hniim-n of I'orlliind has been sele'j Ifil hy .Senator Hlrum Johnson und Kranlt II, Hitchcock, hla cuiu jiaiKn manager to dlrert tho John nun nre.sldontlal campaign In Ore gon, Mr. Hitchcock announced to day, Just prior to his departure for New York to confer with aatufa tmpporterK of tho California sen ator. - ;o COMB SAGE TEA INTO GRAY HAIR Darkons Beautifully and Restores Its Natural Color and Lustre At Once LADIES' And CHILDREN'S Common enrden hnffe brewed Into a o heavy ten, witll sulplmr nnd uleoliol q mldeil, will turn urny, Hlrciiked imd j o failed hair lieuutiluUy ilitrk iuhI lux- uriiiitt. .Mixing the Sage '1'ea and Sulphur recipe nt home, though, is troulm'HOine. An eusier way is to get the retidy-lii-UKc preparation im proved hy th addition of other in gredients a Jarga bottle, at little ot, ut (Will? Htoros, W'vetli'a ntitiml." tla avoiding r . . .1 jT MIIIC av, lllueiiiMT la iiul niii fill, wo aj disireSTetain our youth ful iippfariur und atlnulivenesa. Ilv diii'licVidfTvuur hair with W'vetb's Siigo and Sulphur Compound, no ono can tell, because it docs It o naturally, bo evenly. Vou jusc .lumpen a sponge or soft lirusll with It and druvv this through your hair , taking one Biunll strand nt it time) by morning all gray hairs have dis- I appealed. Arter nnntlier iippiioanon nr Ih'i) vour hair becntucB beautifully ; dark, glossy, Boft and luxuriant llliu (vou ujipcar yearir juunpn , Wool I ! - ;- " ' o , i H6seS:!-.i! On Sale . 'sjii 8 8 "Greene oooooooooooooooooooooooo NOTICE! Anutinl limiting' (HAKDI'j OOliNTItY. IOI;l'll i:lecllii of UL jioiidn .iiuMswr m. loai, 1 Ji, 1021 I I '' ...... ! k p , . I) WiL: r'"l Men carit do this Only Ihe nimble fingers of youn ilrli co be trotted to trade tea. Deftly they ccftreitite the lender, flavorful top leaves, and Ibeae alone re used In Preferred Stick all-Cey loo lea. ALLEN A U.&A. Baby Dresses ! A new assortment of Baby Dresses on fine Batiste in dainty designs and cuts. Simple to make and vey eifective. Inrtiliiit! fnru inU(fft ronliiluB .J nil llm citoiH Ua-xlti'n'f. In . piiKHliiK )ji0 riilnrlropH, uh; H throiiKh )LtIih, tho min'i rays iini Sj ltsi'iMfl Tiito lh ralnhow c:olora. Tlu'H) In no color at all In 1 F-i Mrs. J. McNbiuca 3ommer Hotel Bldg. irawwwuii' jbm 't mm i win an 1 1 anuwp a'niinii Taminni--ii-n-"i -1 MIlHTtll Oil Itiisfelnil TK' ' unl It rontulnH nil i-lcnu-ntH wv (HHiiry Tor coinph-tu lnlHtlna l Jh-j ritutlun. Iun:t'Kt inlin-ral Oil Ih un-ly iiiixhtinlnil In iictlcm. nnd tln-rc-rrm frcif from llm nhlTt lnnahlc t f.'ntnn'H of ninny culliartliH. ll Ik fuy to lake. Omt rf 2MJ I'liiit-Hl iinpaia- tluiiH. i:v-ry Hiin tin lHt that hIuII and conm.'lnt'' can produce. Glass Drugs The Stan ARCADE Tonight KANSAS CITY Orchestra T A Real Treat Jf- TUESDAY ONLY (;iadys Walton In ' "THE WILD PARTY" less?!?