La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 19, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textf Saturday, January 10, 102 1. TTTF, LA CRANPF. EVENING OBSERVER PAGE- FIVE Local News In Brief .ncs lo I'oi-ilnritt I'nrlf Sam (rooks left hist eve ning on No. 33 for Portland, when he will " spend the week-end i hllSlltCHM. Telephone Hepreemuiie Hcrv l-Yed Zimmerman, or tho Pacific Tehphoiico company 01' Port Intnl. is in the clijj lor a few days on business. He 1m registered at tin Hommcr. Hciiiriw front I'lab MrH. Klmo Chgg relumed to .a Oramle IiikI evening from I'luh, wlieiyj, she ueeompunled the re nin. W her moiher, Airs. V. II. Nthloy, for hurial at that place. Haskell Visited City Miss Mnrgrelto Huskell of Kn torprlso, Howard Haskell of Pull inan ami K. O. Hiuda-ll of Pori liind, were registered anions: the ginstsnt the Koley last evening. Itncfc from Portland Mi, and Mrs. Sam Harris rc t urncd yesterday from Portland, when- they have been vlsiling for u few days. Mr. HarrlH -Is pro prietor of the Honvertzcd chain of stores in Luslern Oregon. fudge fines to Oregon City Judge J. W. Knowles left lam evening for Oregon city, where he will preside over thiilcourl during tin ulmence of Judge Campbell, who Ih taking Air. Knnwle's place In u trial ut Kntcrprlse. Drives fnmi Portland Jack Itobinson. proprietor of Hie Silver (Jrill, recently returned from Portland, where he spent a short time on htisincHs. He drove back In a Velio car. leaving Cortland at 7:30 n. in. and arriving hen a fdx o'clock in the evening. He re ports, the roads in excellent con dlllnn. Here Visit Intf Jake Hiever of Sheridan, Wyo ming. Is In La (irande vlsiUntf his NEW TODAY OTiri:. Tine to difficulty rtperlenced In collecting e baizes for ndver tKinM: that is lisiiil under rlnv-i-riel advertising; .and under the "new today' beading, the Kvc iiIiik Observer will hereafter tnke no classified ndvert Isintr or mlvertising to he run as "new today" unless the advertising m lUfnuiimnleU by cash. 1 POIl HAL10 Ih'essiMl hogs und ul-i rnlfa buy. delivered. Chirk Hros. j Kuriu 87. , l-l!(-llpf WANTKIi To hear from owner nf j 1,-ood raneh for sale. Stale rush .MeCulloUBli were the reeipients.of . lm,i Uepresenlativo Krear, Wiseon - prjee, full particulars. H. C.iiany presents and congratulations i sin. insurgent Hepubllcnn member Hush. AlinneapoliH, .Minn. .on the 5'Hn anniversary of thelr;or the ways and means committee 1-IH-! tp j marriage. Air. AlcCul lough Is SO ( sought support for his proposal to ; j years old and Airs. AlcCulIough is proviile revenue for a soldiers' ho - FOR TIKNT -ih Room with hoard. ;7C. They were married' in I'eoria : mis in tlto lax hill' In u letter dl- iH3 l"lrt. , 1 -1 !i-2t p I county, llliiKds, In January. 1 S74. ' reeled to members of the' hou.se. ' In 1SS4 they moved to llnlsey. Or. j Ciiiiiinui tivt NfMflul Hule. FOIl UKNT Two room apart-i whero they operated u farm 24 Chaii "man SniJI ol the rules com ntent. Adulta only. 1 :i7 Pcnn.i I -l!t-; t I'Olt SA'Ll- Cheap, one long dis-l lance radio receiver, complete wllh batteries, tubes and loud I speaker.,, ? 1 15 for quick Hale. Cull 2(r-J for demount radon 1-Hi-ltp FOrNI") On Adams avenue, bahy locket Wit h opal on front side, containing baby picture. Inquire Observer. 1-1'i-iM I Clint's I r .1 a jtn Annual an. Clearance Si Giving values for your dollarsnit of our stock of Quality MercRandise. Complete outfitters for men and boy 4 Everyfrticle in our Store placed on sale Nothing Compare Of Clint's Clothiery The Store With s Coii.scknci children for u. few days before go ing 10 Cullioinlu, where Ik will attend I he remainder of the winter. Mr. Hh-ver's duughters are Airs. J. . iciiy unu Airs. I.elloy Morgan. of this illy. Nick Hover of Chlco. Uiiioriiia, ih also lure vlsiling relatives. .Mr. and Mrs. I'eter Hie- ver or kameia, speni today in l.a (Jran.le. . East Defeated bv the in Vov-il ,Loli: " v.iv UT1 V'lttDII . (Continued from pno 1) ! . I i suanncd upon l ort Handolph and j capimed Its hoine Kurrlaon of 1 7 : men.. Simultaneously part railio ashon another landlnit al Coco Hohi and "ovej-poworinK" th- and mechauiCH. left to defend Hi air station and submarine base, took over those works. Knsy for Ileal Illicitly, t'nofl'icial observer weiv. if the opinion that tho comiiaralfve easel with which the murines solved the ! problems net lor them In Thurs- ! day's maneuvers Indicated what a! real enemy miht he able to do. allhoiiRh it wuh pointed out that I he re were only skeleton forceg in cap! tired. In only one Instance did the mu rines fail. A small' deiachmenl aetit 'to "mdstc" the army air sta tion ul Krunee I'h-hl was raptured by the Inlahtry unit tniurdintf that post. - The landing operations were cur ried out with clock-like precision. Cndcr the cover of a smoke screen laid down by the auxiliary "black" Meet. 4ua marlm-H left their shins hi 5n-fool bouts, slipped ucross LI- "r l'"l'er in two tracts, UKKrreirut mnn hay toward Kurt Handolph. ln fitH,, 1, n H- ln l'-1,sH'rn Tillu- (ai'Hson Surprlsl. At tho sjiitie tjme another tie- tacbnient of 500 men left their vessels lor it point south of Hum meats. A sawmill will he erected fort and while the garrison was , us soon as transportation is avall sperululing as to "enemy" intcn-j able. Four Million dollars are lions, It found liseir surprised nnri j xulri involved !n Hut detil. in a Irice elimlniiied from the pro-1 The tracts Involved wero pur- hluni of the day. chased from Hammond Lumber I to care for and entertain their Throe hundred marines, took ( 0,npntiy 1111,1 ,no Allchlgan-ore- j daughters. If they could only get part ln the operations at Coco ; fron ,ll,,,lH r com puny, transferred 1 1 he right view of the present situ Solo, j (o l,,e Standard Timber company I ulion I uni sur that card tables The day's work would have he-1 t,.linfi.ir,on ror the Shanghai build ; many clubs would heeoinn dor gun earlier perhapH before dnwn lnir ,()lmmnv rederolle inmrnnrn. ; ..evi lui.im 11 iiinieiui 10 co-oper- in in uuik nun u oei.i oi many hours resulted. There was l" v nn;r,' rmull houis touched shore near the rort, an nfricer fell Into the water. The official umpire accompany ing the landing parties said the operations contained u lesson for the urmy in the possibilities und defects of t he canal H'iene tern, I !'orfer nn amendment when the hill i'nnko any saerifiee lo aid them. j Mo lenves a, wife and two dntiKh I'air Wed Half ( i iilurv. I reuehe.i ihn rlom-lo , eKini-o the ev. win.t i ..r,i.n.r een.it. I lers lo mourn his -ulh. AI.MANV. Or. Mr. and Mrn. years. In Iftos the couple moved !to Albany and hav resided here Jever since. Two sons und two daughters urc living: Airs. J. C Irvine of Lebanon Airs. Way tie Dawson of Albany, w. It. JtfrVullough of Albany, and Ktrles P. AlcCuMoiitfh of Pasa- delta. The office cynic says ho never will lielleve In dreams again. One of t hem assured him she wasn't married. . Clothiery IT served. and Quality 41irt Qoit Merchandise i BAKER JUDGE i: niFy'piNinN1 1 I ILLU Ul imUH I .Initio Viustnv Anderson of kcr, who recently tried at n.- ;rande the eoultv :... l Van. ir mm. le.. ifi...r..n fil..l on opinion with the ekrk of the coin) which he sustain the val- . idlty ltnd efrect of a judgement so i eured ahout three years hko hy ,llu. , ni1(.( stil,,.s Natinnili itai.K I'V 11 M,i:tl1 siK'., J ,,y Nurry . . . . V "'" ""'""" . ' ' . " .V:":"" , "til. Il"ie(l , Tn. V iUlllfl IIMHU'll H claiins ihitl the sheriffs Halo of "it hind was without effect, ho- ci use loo much land was sold to si.thdV the. judgment of about , hAtU ruJit (1ereu.lant acquired IIlo i,iment mid . em u slier- jift'H deed. Cndcr the elrcum- l'lro Truck v.. . su.nces developed at tho trial, the'l-'l'- Sups, and Ko.ulp. . Judti,. tuhl that the sheriffs deed I'nHri Sups, and Kiilip, avialorHNoul.l not stand, hut that the juda- incni should stand. On thft ot her KiiKineei -mf-4 Mips, aim hand, the Court slated that ho did j Kiulp ; not .fiud or mean to say that the,'nHh i defendant intended to derruud. Tito-1 Investment l-'ntid. H. C, Hvnerai effect of Hie ruling is that Mrs. Vandt riuueh-ii must nay the judgments against her laud, hut afforded a further opportunltv make payment without lostnir 'hit land. ' ' I'HITLAM (AC) lietwecn S."tio.ouo and 1.000. ooii, mm feot oiuik comii navo oecn aciun eu for the Shanghai Hulhling Co., uf sbauuhal. China, for lumber for the orient, according to announce- ted at Shanghai, Cliina, according lo lln nnnounceinent hy C. J. Pap : rcpn-senilug the company here, , mellox tax PLAN FACES OPPOSITION (Conllnued from pagn 1) revenue and tariff nteaKiires. . orrat wllln announeeil he would eih urolith inv with lower rule mittee said Hepublicuns could not i hope to get a special rule to pro- ; tec i the tux bill against umend- nieiH when It is Irroughl to the i flour im,t admitted It was open to ! llllIU'k in all 11 major rate pro CHINESE FIRM l BUYS TIMBER visions. He expressed doubt. Iiowl1'11'1 Cnrls. sialing thul they huve i ' ver llmt amendments proposing many more girts In most cities than : j mi excess profits lax or u bonus 'hey have guardians, show plainly ; i would be considered germane un- i lhat tt great work Is open for wo der prov:sions of a rule still in ' n"'n who will forego Just u little' efTec;. !uf their personal social obligations j Kepi-esentntivo Oarner of Texa-1 !nd act as guardians for thr. girls.' ! author of the Democratic suhsti-; Seven cardinal principles under-' tute tax proposal, has declared ' lie t he orgunixutlon. according to that f he is not successrul In t be!. Miss Aloore. and these are: Pirst, committee in obtaining normal In - come tax, rates of and 4 per cent lit place s of y and il per cent rates thUii. those suggested liy the sec- retary or the treasnr, he would nek to amend the bill to Ibis feci on tile floor. . LEGION DRIVE ENDS; "BLUES" ARE WINNERS (Continued from ikuto 1) done, the "Led" team has to pay lor the winners feed at the ban quet which will be held prior to a big meeting at which time all the m w member will be in it luted. A H ne w members get a fret tieki'l which, will be put on by the Auxiliary of the Legion and is sun to he : irratiil MicceHS. All old members w ill be asked lo pay for . "K"'''" ' iln their plate at the banquet. Tick-; Vit l'"- Lnmheoii. ets may be reserved at the ad-1 ' ,,oon ""lay Iho girls had a jutaiit's office. j 1(' Luck luncheon al the home pf State Commander Yed Kiddle Airs. C, K. Short, on O avenue, and ; and possibly Hie vice commander ji session of the convention follow er the National Headquarters, Air. ! ed t lUs afternoon. This evening a 'Warner, of Pendleton, oi the Slate j stunt event will be staged by the I Kxecutive committee ami several j girls nnd nil nre looking forward In j others an- hooked to speak at the It with great anticipation. Tomor ' coming banquet. (row morning with Aliss Aloore the Legionnaires feel that the ban- j girls will take a long hlko In the quel wil! be a "banner night" hi , hills nnd In the evening at five Lantern Oregon's legion circle. The j o'clock a special service will be date will be announced later. i held at the AleihOflisl' church for Tho personnel of the I wo teams, them. as announced prior to Hie contest. follows: I 'Lines" Halph Huron, cupialn. COREY DEFENDS ( Mis fill, Alien w nlll, iiiirrj j . W illiams, Jesse Andrews. Harry i ' Mason. Hurley Hiclu-rdson, Or. J. I I. Ingle. I'n d Kiddle. Waller I Hean, J romc I'oley and Lrnest j -: Wiitkin --. I SALKAl AP) Chairman II. If. "Reds'" Hay Williams, captain, j Core . of the public service, com Chester Thompson, Hugh Hrad. nii:ision .loduy Issued a ulull-ini nt Ld Ledhetter, L. L Ibii-y. A.- V. in del'-n" of Hie reduced rnles on Lindgreii, ( :cur I'ohuson, Arthur Van Chet, I ir. Hay Murphy", Hoy 1 'iirr-y. 'Albert Currey und L n Kohl enka nip. It's lime for u parly lo split whn it gets the Imbit of stratldl-Ini-. REPORT OF I RECORDER IS COMPLETED Contlnued from page 1 UCCOUU'S, listed Utl'lor UKKCtS, to- ! Hilled ft 1ii.KSU.63 for 1(128. Al Ihcj end nf the year Iho total cash on bund whh $i-L7Sx.a7. 1 Tlu report hi detail follows: " ; .Asst'U U ll v IIiiU.IIiil: $ 2it.iHio.nit Pity I'ttrk iri.Stitl.SR Hy Library I f. "0 ; I'pr H l'i., city Ituild- ', tnif 1 ,2S3.fi0 Knr Kl. clly Llhrary ; w!nl:K "mI Mi,KH iv. I!"'! .!! VV i.ii. 11 l'!iulp. at Heaver Creek i Sewer System Srwer Kip. and Hups. i Street Kqulp. nnd Sups. Toot Houhc 1-tro Alarm System :t4K.i7i f,Jl.tnio,0a ' 2.M L20 j 7L'0.lltt 4 5(111.00 4fioo!no s!i'5L'.L'0 7i'S,!G 121.00 iiffleo Sups. ' Interest I'sht Interest on Hoods .Improvement Accounts llti.s3u.63l 1 ' "M $.i24.7ti4.a3 i LinldUtlcs Imp. Hist. Warrants ( 84,001.4 2 ) ; (leiieral Warrants i (.ieiieral Itnmls Improvement HoiuIh ... t Colltvihmn ! Helund Water Sink Special Hit ' It. c. V, L. Sink Library l'und I'ark- l-'und ; I toad Fund Hand l-'uml Imp. Hi.sl. Interest , : Imp. Hisiriris ; Present Worth 7,ttos.or( 1 141,000.00 ,472.tr, ' s;.ft&:L7fi 1 4.E.77.U4 632.a ; uiii tv 1 071.17 tiS.14 1 507.47 '742.011 2I5,ISlt.9t . $524,704.33 . r htiitti otttt ci tv : v UIIVIjD Ii CONVENTION HERE (Continued from pane 1) ! slow down. "Wo have all heard the song. "Where n My Wandering Hoy To night,' and if there In not a dlf - ferent attitude taken hy many mo - thcrs one need express no surprise 'Where Is Aly Wandering Oll'l To- niifhl.- I cliil not come lo l.u Ciiunle lo wohl or rrlllrim', lull 'the neeil of tool, Inn prrnenl eomll - linnii miuarely In the fao.o Ih ao Breut, I cunnnl reslBl appnklnffi I rtlalnlv. renlitnir that all motherH I loVP "ipli" daughlerH. anil would liien f...n..u e 11... r.....i-..i :t.i' i atlon throuuhout Iho couniry. and t i wnnt lo add that Ln Grande is ! nn exception In the way the .Camp j .ro oirls huve been orgu nixed und ; ji. KOOd that the work is accom i pushing. It is u. pleasure Indeed for mo'to sec the advancement: f here. The guardians, .MrH. C. K. ' ImiQt-t ti-s J I) AtcMilhin und Mrs ' w ,. irPr,llt -nrt.- mid tiiev oituiire m.. iimi ih.-v huve tin. eo.onerutlon of the enlire com - muntty. which is very refreshing." Miss Aloore then told of Camp ; Heck Iteauty. Mecond, (Jive Service.! Thlril,' Pursue Knowledge, Court). . ' Ho Trustworthy. Klfth, Hold on to hall li. Hlxlli, Olorify Work. Fey-; ,-nth. He Hannv. r-j Striving to lie true Is also among j i the jtrlnclples of this remurUahle ; organization. j "To not admit that many girls. are growing away from the home," absurd for everyone knows this is la fact. The giddy life is claiming a large number (hat should not go that way. Hut we must not put ; too much censure on the girl. Ooj to her home and server harmony' reigns there. .;0 to the mother j and to the father and see if they take the interest they shoujd In the I enthl, or lo lliey expect the public schools and women's clubs to do the duties which a loving moiher ;ind faihrr should do, und be c- LOWERING OF HAY SHIPMENT RATES liny shipnunts throughout Oregon scheduled to become effective next Monday. protests against the rules have nrleii In Western fjregon. Tho commission rlulnm that t how? prole..! ing have bren in is in formed. CHAMBER WILL I uirnrnT nnn 1 HyrLul li'ilLL " """ " The Chamber of Commerce luncheon Tuesday will bo held at ; iho Perry 'ommunlly club, on .the : )OWl.r nat i,t orry. neeordlng to 'announcement today. Illmer Htnd dard will he chairman and from ! jj.jo un uno Oviock. the rliam- ,Hip m,.m.rH win inpect the , omnde Itonde Lnmhcr compnnyH ' ',,an' nt ,,( ny- The litiieheoil will iwxm prompl- ' ly ut twelve o'clock. .Member who have no ears are unfed to Kalher nt thi chain her heart(imtrtcrn he lore 1 "i o'clock ami mcinhers who hnvo earn aro reunified to skip at i u similar time to pick up any i wishing to attend the luneheon. i Com mitten report m ami koiiic i business matlei'H jire also lo ( lie brought up ut the meeting. SALKAr. Or. (Special) -The to tal homied Indebtedness, of , the state of )rogoii on Heeoniher 111. 1!U'3. was 100.24(1,30, according to the unnual. report of O. I', Huff, state treasurer. Highway bonds top the list with obligations aggregating $:tN,3 ; World war veli'rans slate aid bonds total 2'i, i.ona, dlsirici in- teres! bonds $1.4oi .dsu. and rural ' credit bonds Mlio.ouu. j Cltifislficd as offset Is against tho 'aggregate bonded Indebtedness of (iia,24t.x3u, are assets totalint- - $1 S.y77.42LSS. Spring Is 'Cauiing.' Kl'flKNK. This town serins just about convinced that spring Is hero. Sunshine am) clear akles huve been Kugeno's lot almost till I winter. Hyacinths und daffodils have tlirust green sprig us high as two inches ahnuvc the ground and lilac hushes are showing small j Kreen buds. Obituary 1 I V . JOHN LAIHL j John l-add. tiged 47 years nnd ! Crnnile. Heath whh oa.i.ieil hy enn- cer of Iho Hlomaeh, jieeoiillllh' lo ; iho nlnlenienl made loilay. 1 He wuh a sun of l''n i l.uihl ,jinil wuh horn anil rained in the tlrancln Itomle valley. l'-or several ' voui-h he wiim a rancher lint of lale hud been resldlllK In Iho ell y. Funeral servlees will ho ron- ducted hy the Lugles lodge of which ho was a member, al two o'clock Sunday afternoon from the Hnml grass & Zimmerman chaiud on r"rtn 8,f'''L, Hurial will he In tnn M'isonic cemetery. .lAXCINTO HKUXAMi:Z Jnncintd llernunlcz, u Mexican, who formerly mudo his homo in t rentiieion iiui wiu juiciy employed ! ut Hnlin1oiif passed on hero lust evening ut the 'end of un extended Illness. The remains, are at th iou fiOREGQfl DEBT K.T3S.DII : it 1 1 1 n 1 1 nnint rill $5,000 $10,000i and in case disability the company will 1. Waive all premium payments 2. Pay you $3J per week for one year; and in adJition 3. Pay you $50 per mAnth for life; and 4. Pay $5,000 to yoor bene6ciary when you die 5. If disability Wolves loss of limbsorjijlw'trra result of accident, Jme company wjUf"you $f ,000 in cash, imiittduJitW; in addmpivtoall other benchu. (In ciifemporary disability, as a result of either sickness or accident, the company will pay you Mi per week (or a limit oi 32 weeks. "A Service That Endure " ' INSURANCt tgnwnr "I i ll ' wwfiunccsMffliiaaca I i Inmirnnrp k.iIi'iiiiiiiii n nintrli-t .MuniiKi'l. si ' A Noted .... v li-dVii! ;i'- 1'''" i',;M - j," ' V 111 1 . S fit 'I' 'lis ih loi('ed to Ik the llrwt photo ever nuulo ( Hto II. K'uln. Iho iHinker. and thrt members of his family. H was rr.aimeil j;i i'itfik Avenue. New York. Photo nhowa: Ollbcri W.. Miirgare. U. und uiU II. Kuhn. . - . . Hohnenkamp chapel pending fu neral arr:iii;vnienlH. Jacob Jlfever ass'il on poniw tliufi last eVentng while I10 was asleep in his daughters homo, in La Hrande. Mrs. Leltoy Alorgan. Ills daughter, this morning found him dead, apparently' from heart failure. J Its many friends are shocked to hear of Ids demise. He state and hus a host of friends, wuu extend their sympathy to his relative.-. , Air. lttever's hotly will he for warded to Hberliian Vyo this evu ning for burial. The remains are ut tho Hohnenkamp cliupel today. The deceased Is survived hy the following sous und daughters: Peter and Juke, of i& tlrunde; Nicholas, of Hun Kranelsco (here on u visit); John, of Los Angeles; Mrs. Leltoy Morgan and Airs. Joe Kelleyj of La (itaiido; and Mrs. C. H. Dolhoyhc, of Sheridan, Wyo. Cartoonist 'olns New Word. HKKLIN. (Al') A curtoonlst J hi Hertln not long since created In Attention Eagles! All Eagles we com manded to meet at the Eagles hall Sunday af ternoon ' at 1 o'clock' 16"' nttend the Jjmenil of cant cheat the late IotherJt Secretary I FATE - but you can PROTECT yourself If you die from natural cauiei fvou die from accident of permanent total 1 Family 1 i Jt.i ( vT 4. 1 MMM his pielures a family or proflti-ers and named them (Utfik s." He dia moiled, overfed and ovrdivss ed, he pictured their dolnKH. and t h music bulls were not slow to take up the idea. Then a play was written nbout the "Ituilkes." and duly presented on tin singe, und today the nume Is tou-d all over (ierniauy to deslgnale khose who are believed to profit unduly. N OTICE ! Aiiiuml M(iiffiir I.A (ilMMIK t'Ol XTHV 7 I. lectio of UIiim Mom luy. .loufTy 21, 102 1 Humpiet 4tr Nominee Hotel At 7:0(1 p. Al. men New Aprons Don't fail to see our new Aprons; The very thing to work on before spring. D. M. C. thread Sew lln ir!oniiir L TONIGHT "A CHAPTER IN HER LIFE" "ARCAM SUNDAY VAUi 1. Overture 2. Pictures 3. ('has. Orson Iiurles(iiuf Mind Reading &. Juggling;. 1. Reno & Wilouhh.v Snpi-. 5. Art Fletcher .(jWI'alka(ivo Chan (i. Maxon Iirijilr'Tvootl rZ. Hand to Hand Jumpers MONDAY AND TUESDAY Katherine MacDonald In ' "THE SCARLET LILY" STAR 1 SPOILERS- Rex Peach's Iiiiii-4-tn;rosH 'aTTsTT" a Tremendous NEW PRODUCTION With a ANNA Q. NILSS0N MILTON STt.LS NOAH BEERY WEAVER'S TnlliirsVf lraiirf, lijwa . I fwtsv. M.Viv' ?::" I I ' if I yy: losiery The Kind That Wear . ! f 1 French (9v Greene Bab -jBtrrr .I. McSamw Hotel Bklg. in 7kfG- DEVILLE 1 Orchestra Comedy and Palhc Review Today Sunday oe great cast . ROBERT Mo KIM LOUISE FAZENDA MITCHELL LEWIS