La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 23, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, January 23, 1921. THE IjA GRANDE EVENING 'OBSERVER FACE FrVE I Local News Spending Day in linker 1 A. Kpllnff, of the Grande Hondo Meat company. spent today In HuUrr on biiHint Hs. SiMinl Planned Tonight- Tin luemhcrH of tho Kaslern Star order will hold a aoeial thin evening after I ho regulur LniHines-s SeBtilull. ? mnii unni mn nnu nriinnr ; n uhk h v i umt.-hhu h ... In Krif i uiii iinu mni iiliijuuul j .! CHMFLWlRilliniilinON! I Ul llll I UUU UUIIIU UUIbUIIIU uuuiij iMACftONALD FORMS TO ORGANIZE LA (JUAXDE 5 (Continued from page I) lti I'oi'tlaiul Today Khi-I Reynolds und hi Hon, of I,a C.rande, leH IumI evening for Portland on u short hiiHlnetts trip. 1 hied $25 Urn Short whh fined $2.5 In the niunklpul court hy Judge J. D. Hlater ufler being found guilty of drunkennew. In l.u (i-aiiilr Today Jlarry M. ('lino, repreBentlng tin Coast Culvert and l-'luim company, of Portland, Is in La Grande today on a Inmlness inln.sion. and captain Home time In (he m ar future us Boon un oilier playeiK havi! joined the above mentioned men. No organization has been inudo to dad- and the uhove pluyeiu, wuo Htarted (lie hall rollim:. are asking that their brother baH'teihutl plny 'iH In I .a Grande join them tonight. It in not unlikely, If enough men appear at the gym, that organiza tion will be affected tonight. Anyone In l.a Grande may tryoul for the team and every basketball player in the city Ih urgently re quested to bo at the gym at 7:Su o'clock. Ah arrangements Htnnd nuvv, the players may use the gymnasium Reminiscent Memories Public. With- tho condemnation of por- of Past Democratic! tho corner of Depot and Ailuma CnnVPnt.inns Ai'P MaHp streets In which the- I. & l Drug BfOri) HIHI UIIHT eiuuiiniHiieiiin um located, Mrs. J.. Koley, one of the I owners of the property, slated to- duy that, no definite plans have yet been made for the remodeling of 'tho building and that, until Die work actually commences. It will probably be unknown just to what extent the bulldlntr must be rebuilt. Uy Jack CartM'rry, Nl'iW YOltK. (l.N.H.) "Well do I ronieinher. Ve had 2tM quests " It was the shade of Charley Adams, clerk at the Astor House, talking. The Aslor House stood on the corner of Broadway and Vesey street then fifty-six years ago, ; 1 'resent Indications are, however that a large portion will have'.lp when New York held Its first and I bo entirely replaced with new iiui- only national political convention. ; terlal. We're expecting 2UMU0 oul-of town visitors In for the big gath ering this year," Mark A. Cald well, head of the New York Hotel Men's association, replied. Must have been at leu fit 6,000 Commission .Meeting Toiilht The city commlnHionerH will meet this evening In the city hall build ing, convening at 7:30 o'clock, at inelr regular weekly executive session. two nights each week, .Monday and - strangers In town for the meeting Wednesikui evenings, for praelic-, n ls8." tho shade of Adams ru ing. , called. I ai u later nine a schedule win; "With the folk f.rom Jersey and ;be formed, probably Hating games the New Knglnnd states. New York , lu l.a Grande, ami with oiitsith teams embracing liubler. North Go To F.ntei'piiM' 1'. H. Ashley of Kcho. and l"raiik Ktublefleld of I'uhco, left tills morn ing for Kntcrprlse. where they formerly made their home. Mr. Ashley Is a sheep rancher. Hen from Kinmclt J. K. Kellem, of fOmntett, Idaho was among the guests at iho Hom lner lust evening. , Incidentally when Mr. Kellem returns to hit home In the Gem county seat. In will find that Kuimett is minus o courthouse. Chimes devastated the building yesterday almost totally destroying the courthouse at a loss of approximately $8,000. I'owder. I taker. Inion county and others. With a wealth of material avail able this year, l.a Grande should turn out a town -team that would surpass any similar organization that has existed here In the past. expects to entertain an extra mil lion during the 1124 convention," 'mutilluj Caldwell informed. It Is a different New York than the city of 1 StiK when Horatio .Seymour was nomfnutcd which will grcel the lie! 4 Democratic delegates. Then the Brooklyn Bridge was only a dream. Horse cars were in vogue. Trin ity's spire loomed high over Man hattan. Wall Street was a strag- Kcports are that the foundation Is good and If this Is so It will not be necessary to do much work In the basement but most of the two walla will have to be torn down and considerable work will be done upstairs. The owners of the building are yet hesitating regarding improve ments due to present weather con ditions and until the business con cerns housed In the building have arranged for the remodeling. Tho deceased was 78 years, two ..i ir. .c ...... I J., iu BRITISH CABINET survived by a son, A. 11. 1'otts, a ' ! mechanic at U O, Hmlth's garugu, and by his widow. Funeral nervlces will bo held tomorrow afternoon ut two o'tock front the Snodgrass and Zimmer man funeral service parlors. In terment will tako placo in the Miusouio cemetery. IPHYMERE COWS FOUR LIVES LOST WHEN Sllli SIXKS Pllng lane of low. stiuatty build (Continued from page 1) Ings, telegraph poles lining Its sides. There was one apartment building In the city. Tammany Hull, where tho first convention was held, seated 1,000 ed aboard the -American cruiser Tacoimi, w'recked on a reef ont- dde Vera Cruz, was rescued by ' j,.i(.irules and snectai'ors. Today tunnels, accommodating subway trains which hold 1.500 to 2,000 elosely packed humans, run . LONDON. (AI') The new labor cabinet was officially announced as follows: Bainsay Macdonald, premier and secretary for foreign aftairs. John Itobert dynes, lord privy seal anil deputy leader lu the house of commons. Lord I'armoor, lord president of the council. Viscount Jlaldane, lord chancel lor. - .Arthur Henderson, secretary for home affairs. J. 11. Thomas, secretary for the COlon leu. .Stephen Walsh, secretary for War. Mir Sidney, Olivier, head of the India office-. " - lb Ig. Gen. Christopher Thomp son, air minister. Viscount Chelmsford, first lord of the admiralty. - Sydney Webb, president of the board of trade. . "John Wheat ley, minister of health. . Noel Buxton, minister of agri culture. . William Adamson, secretary for Scotland. C. 1. Trevelyail, president of the board of education. Thomas Shaw, minister of labor. Vernon Hartshorn, post muster general. Colonel Josiah Wcdgwfyxl, chan cellor for the duchy of Lancaster. K W. Jmvett, commissioner ot works. ALBANY CO-OI'l JLVI'IVi: chi;.mi;hy ihosi'i:ks ALBANY, Or. Business trans acted by the Albany. Co-operative Creamery association ' during 1H28 was 15 per cent greater than that done during 1 122. according to the annual report of Manager Wayne Dawson, read at the annual meet ing of the directors of tho asso ciation. Tho report showed that during the year from 700 to sou members marketed butterfuf and cKgs through the association. A to tal of llStl.OOO wuh paid to fann ers for 626.3 HQ pounds of butler fat at an average rate of 42.7 cents a pound, it was stated, with $:to. 000 for a total of 102.113 dozen eggs. The company received an average of 44.5 cents a pound for butter, the report Nlaled. New Shipment of Satin j and Suede ; ' PUMPS fiW SPRING STYLES FOR DRESS WEAR IT 'A 1 French & Greene Son 1m I torn Word was received in La Grande yesterday of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Ballard, at Salt I .like City. Monday night. Both mother and son are doing nicely. Mrs. Ilullard was formerly MiKH Jeanetle Stoddard of this city. Mrs. George Kloddard, of La Grande, is visiting her daughter In Salt Lake City. Appreciation F.xriscd At a meeting of the Ministerial Association, held at the Methodist parsonage, according to Hall K. Wallis, secretary of the association, there was a unanimous vote of ap preciation for the work in Lii Grande of Miss Kathel Moore und hearty approbation of till Camp fire activities. There was ulso a unanimous request that tho guar dians take the Initiative In forming a council to further promote und stabilize In La Grande the work of the Campflre Girls. CLINT'S CLOTHIER V 5TH ANNUAL JANUARY CLEARANCE . SALE GOING FULL BLAST TO FEB 1ST. Our entire line of qual ity merchandise on sale at a saving of 10 to 33 1-3 Per Cent Discount off our regular prices. Shoe Special Our entire line of qual ity grade shoes of Wey enberg, R. J. R., Star Brand Shoes, Stratford and Chippewa brands of woik and dress shoes go on rale at 25 Per Cent Discount. the Mexican revulut .onary lorce dining -a hurricane Tuesday Alvar lz Castillo, per-sonaly representa tive of Adolto de la Huerta, was inlormed by his chief Tuesdav ulgh I. The Taconia. it was added, is now completely sunk. Tho mee-sage, which was receiv ed by wireless through New Or leans and was signed by Do La Huerta, said: -it.- ..-.I...... r tiw. L-.,,..i.. oliiof in tile midst of a furious Inirri- j01' . , , ,. ...-.n mn:.i trjinsnnrtfl! l is only in growth steamed out of the port to go to I n hope to surpass tho thrill the aid of the Taconia. Our vessels r convention of 'OS. daringly plunged into the. tempest "i'olltlcs was politics in them regardless or danger of their own : d")'" . loss, and succeeded In saving tho! Grant was Iho Republican choice, remainder of the crew of the Ta- L It was to be a bitter battle. Ten j under both the Lust und Hudson j rivers. Only by search can Trinity Istill be found, hidden away In the I mane of the gigantic Wool worth , buildings Wall street today, i Sixteen hundred taxicabs dash through the same narrow streets of r "I '08. Madison Square Gurden will New coma which sunk." Is now completely ( nplaiu Sparrow Killed! WASHINGTON (AC) Death or Capt. Herbert G. Sparrow of the wrecked cruiser Taconia at Vera cruz, und two radio operators- of I he tdilp, due to an attack aboard the- Taeonut during u norther, was candidates were out for tho Demo crat lc pi uni. Seymour's nomina tion came as a shock and a sur prise. I lelegates In 0S entertained IheinselveH at Broadway's famous bars. A dance was held. Forty shows; more than a hun dred movie palaces: cabaret H, 'pre senting revues and other elaborate reported to the stato ucparuneiii f .'ntertalnment, will bo in full swing niKiii in rai.c me.-wsae . !njfi year, from Consul Wood at Vera Cruz. The message gave no detail.-:, but said t hat Caplain Sparrow and the two operators lost their lives white ill the performance or their duties. wot Li) MAKI-: i'itoi'i i i;i;u Ot TLAW JN WAIt 'I I MM COLI'Mlil'S. Ohio. (INS) To Insure against any more wars lot Congress enact legislation making it treason against tlm I'niteii States (iovcrnmenl, punishable by deaUi, for any person or Industry lo make a dollar of profit out of any war in which America may engage, declared Guy Bingham, Washington, J. C, addressing a local audience. Bingham advocated increasing salaries of teacher., placing in the public elementary school: Broadway's still famous burs will be running unless New York re forms as It hus never reformed be fore. But the Bowery will be gone, the old Tenderloin passed; downtown will be dark at sunset uptown will blaxe in light. "We'll show 'em u good time the best time they have ever had." Tbomas K. Bush, president of the National Democratic club, an nounced. "We're going to make every visi tor feel at home New York will show it has a heart," SET REGDRDS HOT LA KB. (Special) High records of production haVu again won recognition tor Dr.' W. T. I'hy'a herd of Hoist eln-Kreisla lis. Two of the Phymere farm cows are listed In a report of "twenty lead ing cows and heifers by class" Is sued annually by the central of-1 flees of the association of breeders! of Hoist elns. Tills report covers . tho best records of animals on ten ! months' test and Includes reports ! issued monthly. The two cows of Ihe l'hymere herd to bo included iu the roll of honor are Huzelwood Josephine Korndyke, junior three year old and Kobes l'ontlus LongHeld, en tered In the junior two year old class. Huzelwood Josephine Koru- dyko made it possible in 305 days for 17, 324. !f pounds of milk to be served on the Hot Lake sanator ium tables. Of this amount 7M.H7 pounds was butler. I1 he younger cow gave In ten mouths 10. SI 5 pounds of milk, with 74K.03 pounds of butler. Her record has contin ued high und shows ut the end of JMH duys. 21,734.4 pounds of mllfe vt 6.7,,fX i,hisjuipimt buper Obituary Ta Cure a Cold in One Day Take LaHitlvo LA GUANDK'S Grill NATIIAMKL POTTS ' Nathaniel I'oUh, , a resident of La Grande, for the past year, pass ed away ut his homo at 11)13 N avenue last evening at six o'clock. Ilia many friends here sincerely mourn his demise and extend to his relatives their sympathies. ' PACIFIC Iii:ACTY IWULOK Booms 7 & a Ovor Glass Drugs ' .Marcelling .Manicuring - Bobbing SliaiiptMtlng m ileitis lattie J. Mavs Mrs." Clcvc Tallman 1 Portland Graduates L Oliic! Phone 57.VW 1 lCcshleiico Phono 'MH-M Quin'mQ tablets tJiiic and laxative effecrof Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets will for tify the system against In fluenza and other serious ills resulting from a Cold. The box bears this signature Price 80c Nothing instills pride in u community more than u fiist-cliiss Grill t: ! La Grande's Foley Grill fulf ills-this important mission. " Deep appreciation is felt for tho patronage of our home people. In our Grill you will find city service, tlftf "Dest offood, and at prices no higher than ordin ary eating houses audi restaurants charge. . " Music every noon nild evening. Hear Kathleen Cmpbell sing with the Eu-' phonia accompaiiuwcnt. - ,,j Come and ditti-JUlh us. You Will Be Pleoledr liiipcpia Chiefs Organl-o, men able to train hoys: luvoreu fitting education to the individual needs of boys and girls, finding out what they can best do, and urged that all immigration bo stopped until 1 ii 2 y to give tho na tion opportunity to assimilate Im migrants who recently arrived. UOSL'BCItO. Or. Tho I'mpriun Chiefs have perfected their orguu- moro Mention and are now awaiting unl wk MICHW-S"fTTW ! 0rV lU'diuoiitl Batiks Merged liKDMOND, (r. The merger j und of the two loeal banks, the Klrst j National and the Kcdmond Na- I tional, wan concluded recently and t the ntyv organiwitton under t he name of the Kirst National bank of Kcdmond has taken over all ol the business of I he two banks, j Guy Dobsnn of Cortland was in j Kcdmond attending to the details . of Die merge:". j forms, which are expected an time. The organization Is compos d of 43 men, all active members of the chamber of commerce. If a member misses tt specific num ber of meetings he Is dropped from tho rolls. Committees have been appointed to take charge of different activities, and help will be given in all of the Industrial eivie life. MICHAKLSfTTMi entire line of Mich aels-Stem iind Fitform Suits and Overcoats go on sale at 33 1-3 Per Cent Discount off our regular prices. We are complete outfit ters for men and lxys. Compare our prices and quality of our merchan dise before buying. Clint's Clothiery -A Ntcire Willi C'oiiwrJfiicv NOTK'i;. Due lo difficulty experienced In rolIcf-iiir charges for adver tising thai Is listed under classi fied ndvciiUinr ami under the "new today' heading, the live ning Observer wit I liercalier lake no clas-tficil advertising or aderllsnx to be rim ns "new (in lay' mihss (be ndvrrttdii!; is nccompaiiictl by cash. Whliiwini Kld"and Itheu iiuttic Ta(iure highly rec ommended for alt forms of Illicit mat ism, Gout, lumbago, Selatlc, Sleeplessness und too frccpient urination. Take one tablet each night. Hold on money-back guaran tee by every Drug Htoro In La Grande. 1.00 per box. . ; Bathroom '(Villus: Drilled CHICAGO (AI) Kep'ortM thai Bev. John Olsavsky. -pastor of W. l .lohn tlie Baptist, Unman Catholic j church.' In South Chicago. had ; been fired upon today In the rec- j tory and hail been 'wounded were llltfounded, the pollen Icurncd to- ; day. The presence of a revolver ! with one empty chamber In tho bathroom und a bullet hole In the I,, illng and the declaration of ' John Navak that his sister, Irene. !. Ihe mice of Olsavsky, heard a shot I THREADS 'L? If -you'!, need . Thread, think of the Art Baby Shop. We have the. most complete stock of threads in town. D. M. C, Rope Silk, Cro tchet, etc. Klampi Art & Baby Shop Ihi 1 1 lnufi it "n" f ei us """ 1 1 i, Hemstitching lo A, E CA TODAY THURSDAY J-WY ASS MIKM I'lnyliiK - '' "A Siullc Will ) it IiUlii;', l.oua n.v" V Kathleen Campbell We Utter;! . . Soprano 4 ; : , ity. ! 1 ' VlKm AND VOrAI, INKTRIKTOit AT A SIMiCIAIi, I'ltlCI Iarge lot, CHil lb, fn choice ;'rert- Idenco location. Good shade trees. Tlie hotiHo on this lot la two story. has seven good rooms, large front room connected with-dining room by. colonnades, good sized be.j. room down stairs, largo kitchen, pantry and room for bath. There is a largo open stairway leading to three largo rooms upstairs us well' asthu bath. This house has nono foundation. In this houi it : Studio Eastern Oregon Music Co. Telephone Main 119 Residence Koley Hotel, Main 773 Rjjl I houfu Ih some furnttnnsjJuB" 1 m J 2 $ jg A . ffo!W"WT?tincui)tM.aoii " 'JwaJ l ana onlyjyjum cuali reiulrcil. -j -l-r WlilrlwhuT ltll'.l'.MATli U Grande Invest nivnt Company IONIi; ItKAl.TOHS IU'Ilnhln AkciiIh ror Jtclliiblu liifMiraiH'tt Cuni)anl'fl. 1201 Ailaiiu Ave Mnln 7.VJ WVNTKIi -Mi.l'Ili. at ! hoUBt-work. I'hon l;nly for -It. VOW l:l-:NT Sh-riunu' ronm tnifl lioiird Biiilablf for 1 K.-nt h-im-n. Inquln- imu X. WANTKIi Hume quire 1S'3 X- launiji-rin'. In- WANTKD Comp'-tent girl for g'-nrral housework. I'lioiie Htl.j l-:.l-t! IXMt ltKNT 2-room furnished apart itK-nt for lifht hfiitsi'l."ep lnr. Kieeirtc utovt r coe,kinK. Ingulrt 13nr." M -Arc,- l-u-L'I I l-'OH BENT I-!irg fde-ping room J Sellable ft.tr g'lltivlii,lil, IllM'lil'e Lowest Prices and Best Quality On ML Emily Products 10's Lard : $1.50 o's Lard ... :.. .75 3's Lard. , " 45 l's Lactf 20 Bacon, veryoest, whole or half strip 25 Heavy Bacon ... 21 Ixin Back Bacon '. .1!) Guaranteed Eggs, 30c doz, 2 doz 55 The Grande Ronde Meat Co Storms Mean Little If our coal is in your basement. Call us and sec how quickly we cart deliver good coal Must Pay Casli- Stiles & Co. Who Sell Nothing But the Best 1'oal for tlie Home PHONE MAIN Ul u luy. Don With a tremendous all star cast featuring Norman Jjyjrry Claire Windsor Bailua Bedford Richard Travels 'I wii ir. ..fiT mi iminiifiiiny; in ('(iliiinhla i'liciii!!-, I'lH'llUllll Ml 1 friin Ki'i'nii"! "'- ifcJffe'i'. 1 .-"'itt' lr,'y 'v'l n ihkl U'l 1 tfK If '' s'l'1,',,l l,'-s n"" iifV lSJi. 1 J !- llial will Wl Cir rJTVM Xi'tfc' J it1'! " K'n'int; mil I JjLiJl fyrjJi I'"' very rini. KnWiV I asBjl rilltllK. HlaHlllIK, fctgJM'! I OSfl Miixnlluiinlt It will HwdptifltoiZis I B'M K'w' '"" ""' fSW SWJV I tar pi'lsi- r yoiil' llfi! fcy i fi---' I t0r mill llii' iimwi iiiiin- T'v I iiiK mill Ion ptrliiri' fy.y. f i' ii I v v I n i n in i n I ff.V"v'f" , j?f. f w if iiP many mis', ill w3: Ms "(-rai iih n piny; imi'M Knil(r ii it plt-tim!" Comedy "HIS MiW I'Al'A" f,... w, .11 1 '.-) i, jl '- i l-is-ltn j v y2 Main Ht.