La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 16, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE LA : GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, January Ifi, 102 1. PAGE! FIVE iff I 1 hi, 1 Local News In Brief , VMHiiu? in 1 i ram lis 1 Mrs, Loo Hcistwtck of l.uuunon, I OivRon, is Bpt'nillnK a fow U:iys in this city aa the guest of hrr sin , t.-r., AIim. (ioorK" Vuhrs. Mra. llost ; wick was formerly Miss Bcasli ; Stoddard. It-null Issuni ( n,.,v fn jKn A l)iilliii;,r permit wan Issued1 I" lu-nlmm i In I .a (ii-iindf lo-.,..ui..i-.iiiv tn w a Scot in t.-' ' on l'tr-il luimifcu. Mi. Iin- t ' i. niir-L 1SR. In f'lumlin'u n.l.llti..n fronting W nvnue bet wren Itlrt-li To "imiliijsioii on ltii-ln.ws li. V. Ul isumi r H'll lilTH 111UI II- Uik on No. 4 for liunlinton on U ttllOI't. hllHIIH'.SM trip. mid lU'iiot. The preliminary esti mated cohI is 1 f. n . I Mjuriiiuf lUvnsc IsmimI I A license lo wed was issued , front the county clerk' office yen ; tenia v to i'htirles 8. Webb unci Frances t'lar!., both of Klein. Ylioy wi re married Immediately after wards by f. O., Couch, . county judge. STAR Hi-iv from liiiterprlsc Mr. and Alia. Tom Tracy of Kn terprise, arc combining business and plt-nsure in La Cif.imlo today. While here they uru stopping ut the Koley y- While here they uru fjtoppintt all y. and Mrs. M. Stevenson, who i f fj 1 jf 1 VL y the city today on business and TjTp hile here arc slopp.nu ut the CY ) laleSS JilaskCL I'hml for Spccdim; ' It's All New! 1 JK : Aiiw i im mm in itiiiiv -" Mii'iW -S mimm ' Wlir 1 .MM 1 KK 5it TKM. H I.. CUtdren l uvo fur Tin lnll Hev. and Mm. B. W. Creasey and .Mra. C. J. Osborne left this morn ins by car, for Tho lalles, where they will attend the convention of the Kpiacopul church to bo held HUs week-end. Illxli (iraile Ore I'tm mi lt is reliably reported that Die Jtui'fato mine at Granite is turn ing out a largo iiuantity of hlffh Ki ude ore up to I J 50 per ton val ues. Tills character of oro is be ins shipped for treatment lo the smelter. Besides this tho stump mill is running night and duy on good average ore. Baker "Democrat. l ined for Speeding- George I'erry was fined $1" and I t. rost rosis in llic j us' ire court ytsieniay by Judge Hugh lirady for speeding. Good Leap Year l'uiH"e A large crowd attended the I.eaj) Year danc frifluT Ziiber last evening '" t:tl'leastuU evellins was rifril by those present. Wmm&h&s&he Aged Rich Mile, Malted Grnawtt. in powder rorm.rrfikcsThc FondPrinltfor All Ages. DigerjTble No Citing. A light Lunch alwn ot hanJ fUso in Tablet form. Ask ir 'ftfrJiok's," at ell Fountains. CS?" Wfid Imitation Substitutes iirued to .uiiip:i Miss Doris Allen returned to her home at Nampa, Idaho. lhit morn ing after spending the past Ihive weeks here visiting her sister, Mrs. J. V. Uechty. Mis. Siidie Hall of Haines, pass ed through Im (irande this morn ing on her return from Losttne, where she has bin on InisiiU'i's. Clint's Glothiery 5 th Annual Jan. Clearance Sale " . Going on Full Blast The ClintXJloUli.cjy $20,000 Let-Go of High Grade Merchandise is taking in hundreds ot dollars that would never he spent unless the bargains themselves were more than just bar gains! Save on the necessities and the luxuries will lake care of themselves! x0"""' 50 Cents MtT Hie Dollar on (lie Dollar (in the Dollar. or the liiioot iMon i Hoys stock iti L.i Grande. . Overcoats, Suits, Shirts, Underwear, Hats, Hosiery, Leather Vests, Shoes everything goes now. Compare our Prices and Quality of Our Mer chandise before buying. Clint's Clothiery Tho Hunt: Willi a Conscience f . fiO Ccu!T Favors IVaee I'lan Very few La Urande people have expressed their opinion on the Kd ward liok peace plan and little in- seems manifest in the Grande Itonde valley relative to tho $100,000 plan. An exception however, is J. H. Hlnmenslein. of l.a Grande, is ex pressing hlmsell in favor of the plan. fr - Every Garment at- - - Wall jben with ennfe new stock JONES & RABONE Jli-s. ilaekson Ill- Mrs. I'. Al. Jackson, who has been confined to her home for tho past week on account of illness, is able to be up ugaln although she will not be able to be out for at least a week. The muny I'rierfdf of Mis. fJackson are wishing her a speedy recovery. Oregon Huprcme. court from ITn; ion county. Judge J, W. Knowles of Ui Grande was affirmed late Monday, according t I'nnounce ments received here. Tho opinion was by Justice Bean. Judge Knowles hail de,elded In favor of J. K. Bell, tho plaintiff. JACKIE COOGAN DELIGHTS MANY HURLEY IS FAVORITE OF PRESIDENT (Continued from page 1) Several I.a Grando pedple o wltneiwed the showing of llve the KIiik" at Sherrys theatre last evening, featuring Jackie I'oo Ran. were dollnhteir with tliu pho toplay and believed' that thp. pic-1 turo.wuH one of ,the sreuteH.-thaA Jackie (.'ookuii ever appeared lit In l4i Grando. . 1 Jackie plays tho part-oC tho lit tle Crown prince of 1-avoniit, min im his usual lairs, and In his 'drcsefi up" part, he won many new friends. , "Lonsr Ijlvo tho Kins" is showing at Hherrys for the last time tonight. EXPERTS FIND JOB BIG ONE (Continued from page 1) failed to Sllvertoa M rs. 1.1. ( '. ( 'o ugli ne u r of La Grande, left lust evening for Sil vertou, Ore,, wheru she litis been called on account of the sickness of a relative. Attended Luncheon K. H. Miles, who owns a Varui up Catherine Creek, cast of I'nion, was a business visitor In Ja Grande yesterday, spending a greul por tion of the. day in tills city. At the noon hour lie uttended the Cham ber of Coiumerco luncheon. Obituary Funeral Tomorrow Kuiteral service's over tho re mains of tho infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland will be held tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock in the Bohnenkamn Chap el. Interment will take place In" the Masonic cemetery. Itoverond A. It. Sltlon.-of tho Baptist church will deliver Ihe funeral sermon. 51 Its, V. A. MAXYVLLL. VNION. Or. The funeral of Mrs. W. A. Maxwell, a resident 'ot this city for the pust twenty-three ymrs, whose death occurred lri day ut the La Grande hospital, was held Monday afternoon from the Kirst Presbyterian church. In addition to her husband, three brothers, Ai I bur and Lou Wheel house of Arlington, Harry Wheel lions of Itichland. Wash.: one sis ter. Mis. C. J. Ames of Itock Creek, Ore., and three sons. Rob ert und Itruce Maxwell of this city and Kloyd Muxwcll of Portland, survive her. DECISION GIVEN BY J. W. KNOWLES UPHELD BY BEAN Tn the caso of J. K. Bell vs. Kred J?Iain and W. H. HutehlHon. a civ il suit Involving partnership In tho rattle business, nppr-alcd to the NEW TODAY sources und its cxpeiitlitures, ami why the two havu, not been made to meet. Ooctor Schart, president of the rtelchsbunk. i-s tho first German specialist invited to come to Paris to confer with the committee. Others will be ached to cotno later, as the work of the committor gets along to points on which they may .throw light. Discussion continues in allied clr cles whether t he committee will find it nect-eary to go to the Kuhr valley and Investigate on the spot conditions arising from the occupa tlon. The general opinion in re paration circle is that -occupation' of the ituhn will not be mentioned In the committee's deliberations. General Oawea reference to the fact Hint the committee would In vestigate the situation on the bas is of the status quo is tako to mean that ' tho occupation of tho Ruhr will be regarded by the committee as an accomplished fact which it Is not called upon to question. The expectat ion Is I hat t he resou rcos of tho relchs will be estimated on the basis of Kuhr activities before the occupation, the supposition be ing that those activities would soon recover to their former volume" when a settlement was rea'ched on reparation. ' i tax bill fight, gained Monday by repeal of the rule restricting amen dments on revenue in ensures, with a view to obtaining revision of Hie bill along the linen of the pro posal of Representative Garne. emocrat( Texas, and also possibly o fleeting some amendments to Hie Uiriir taw. The lutter plan, is was indicated, would not lie pressed un til the. tax bill is disposed vf. Kormulatlou of a definite plan of battle to use Hie rules revision ailvantago on the floor when tho bill comes up In an effort to put through the Garner proposals oc cupied minority leaders during the day; Among ulhur revisions on tho Mellon bill, Mr, Garner's proposul yymiUl provide a' maximum Income surtax of 44 P"er cent applying on $!2.no. Meantime the house ways and means committee continued public hearings on tho tux measure re ceiving requests from various bus- I In ess interests for repeal of spo- rial and excise taxes. Assaults on . Hie bill under consideration also) were made in tho seuato ulong similar lines. To Finnliro llouus. Senator Curtis or Kansas, a Re publican member of the senate fi nance, committee, unnouiiced he would attempt to provide means for a soldiers' bonus under thu I new bill, by a revised ndmisslons lax, und Senator Kdge, Republi can, New Jersey, introduced a bill to i repeal the excise tux on auto mobiles, flicks, tir s and other au tomotive equipment. I Members of both parties on tho ways and means commit too niado it plain to those Becking reduction of 'the special tax rates that no tU 1 1 h would be made along that lino which would endanger proposals or Secretary Mellon or or tho De-moerats-tf) reduce Hie income, und surtax rates. Consideration bf a fight on Hie tariff law was discussed also by Ocmocratic lenders in the senate in view of prospects for amend ment of houso rules to, ennblo n minority of Hie house to bring a bill trout the commtltee. In his proposal to provide for the bonus from the tax on theatre admissions, repeal . of which was proposed by Secretary Mellon, Mr. Curtis presented a revised sched ule for such taxes which he esti mated would net $77,000,000- mi nunlly. lie would remove all tax (M''fYntn admissions of 26 cents or ii - BARGAINS in Dress and Sport Coats ('! Qpndo' You t annul Afford To Miss. Prices Are Cut To Cost French & Greene less und fix the tax at 6 cents on those from 25 cents to $1 and ut 25 cents for each dollar or frac tion above. Box seats and roof garden cover charges would bo sub Ject to a surtax. v . , . Boy's Hand Blown Off 1IOOU HIV Kit, nr., Ashley Post, 18, son of Ir.. William "Post of Hood River, suffered tho loss of his rlgfrt hand In a dynamite ex pics ion. Young Post, while walking with companions outside of the city, found a stick of dynamito with fuse attached. Tho boys lighted It. When it did not explode Ashley ex amlned it. Then It blew off his hand abovo the wrist. Ho was re moved to n. local hospital.' v Ashley Post is a member of com pany , HiSth regiment, Oregon na tionul guard, - f N OTIC E ! "Il l l AtlllllAl Mftolltitr ' I - LA .UWyinV. COl NTltY i . Klcorfon of IHm'lonij. r mmmnmmu Mnndfty, lniiimr(irflT!n llannigfctrfiffnmM'r Hotel I A icicntihc blcml of purest' ja ": rg ingredients comforting g and hralint? to Kihv's tl.-li.' Hf1 im"- cateskin. Ask forSanToJr T ' Why-Doctors Want j&gainst Coffee or ea for Children The Corset That Breathes NOTICK. liti to difficulty eperlencd in rolled hi'x charges for nder tisin Ihnl is Hstinl under class) fled ailverll.iig and under the "new today" heading, Ihe Kvc niii OliM'rcr will hi'M'aflcr t.-tkc no Hitwdficd advertising or advrrdslnu: to Im run ns "new today" unless the advertising Is nrc-ompunlrd by cnsh. KOIt BKNT 2-room apartment, udulls only. 1307 Penn. UKCKIVKI) White Wizard Wash ing compound. Mrs. Chas. Tall. Hi as Madison, north of treka. i . i a vTiT rj!t IM-:NT Modern sleeping room, clone In. Iudy preferrfd 102 Hemlock. referrf'bu 1-lG-lTpl KOI! IvKNT Two'ruyiu furnislifd J apartmenn for llghjyliousekeep-1 ing. 1S6 M avenue. 1-1 0--'t and sleeping rooms. 19l4TblrjL" Shapebiss walst-llnes WANTKIi Reliable general house work. Unify 1Mr St. i-iG-:tp girl wants. Cull Ht KOK SALK Portable electric s"wing machine, like new, at a bargain. Phone JiKIl-W. l-lli-R LfiKT One brown horse with brand K on left shoulder; w t. about I aa pounds. Albert W er. ImliWr, Ore. Il6-6tp Purls linn returned to comets and decreed that, rrotrudlntf ulfdoiuens Bjlky hips are piiasc. The enlarged walHt-lino Is not popular villi women who caro about their personal appcur ancc. Wear a VA CAMII.IE and be conifortutile. A complete line or the different models al ways ou hand. Mrs. Robt. Pattison r t'orsctlero TIIE reason is simple. CoBce and tea contain drugs which tend to irritate tho delicate nervous system of children, and so upset health. The Federal Bureau o Education includes in its rules to promote health among growing school children, the warning that "children should not drink tea or coffee at all." Why confine tho warning to children? You arc care' 1 to protect tho health of your children; why, then, take chances with your own health, wlen a change from coffee or tea is niado uo easy ify Postum. Pturri is a delicious, pure cereal beverage fid for children and satisfying to adults. Linen Lunch Sets A limited number of colored and white linen Lunch Sets will be reduced for a few days. Do not fail to see these. n n l mm 1 1 a Art CijjiaHjy onop Mrs, A. Newllo ' Mr. J. McNaiura Sommcr Hotel Bldg. for Health 'There's a Reason' Ynur RTOccr nclla Postum in two form: Instant rout urn fin tar prepared bvrtanily in the cup by iho addition of lioihnR water. Host urn Cerp;il fin rs:fcaj;cij lor those who prefer die flavor broufiht out by boiling iully 20 minuiea. lorm is unc-hali cent a cup. Colt! by eroccri everywhere When You Want to Look Your Prettiest Dinner downtown, the theater, and pel- ' haps n little suuper and dancing after tho nhow. An, cjircly informal, happy, eve--' ning; with "Jmtn." On such occasions, when . you wantivim to bo proud of your smart v; appearaue, you'll appreciate the air of dis tinctityf mingled vith (rMsMissMll1f ' IIUII11'' virlinfi rliiivrnJiltffTtf; ;! p-'ft of The Bootery ,,. shoes 'MITnformitl afternoon and evening wear. The Bootery, Inc A 1'annillsc tor 'I'lriMl I'wt lltnni! of Iho Andl Aid Shoo ilt()Vl;lt SMITH, Mr. , , SlIO Depot Bt. rliono Sl-ilS A OOOOwwOOOOOOOOOOaOOOOOOOOOfcOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0 i PATRONIZE The Grande Ronde Meat Co. FOR J the Time R-r. Ail F. TODAY AND THURSDAY i WILLIAM Hp Mil I F production Cometiy, 'VI;ST IS WEST" That delightfully different play, "The Faun," has been picturized byt the man who made "Grumpy," 5 "Only 38," etc. With Agnca Ayres, J Jack Holt, Charles do Uoche, Mary' Astor, Hubert Agncw and u spleuA did cast. . , , '. iihintTlM)e SS2-W lUs. H02 Oak lBfa I FOK SALK Water motor w machine and wringer. In1 SoOOOOOOtiQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOa i 'im iiUVnm mnT condition. Cull wt-J. 1-H)-Hty i