La Grande evening observer., January 24, 1924, Image 5

Thursday, January 24, 1021.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
Local News In Brief
Twentieth Century Magic
Mh,I Uliil.i In Smith ,n ,.,.,,,, ,,, ani, ,.,.,,..,
Miss l.uura Huys li-fl thin morn- WimlilnKlnn. wh.w hIu- vlHiu-il
liw on No. 17 rur Hivfrm.it.. (nil. rrl.ndi.. mihh 1-cthTl.. Ih now iwfe
fornln. whore shum aimnd Ih.nt work In her litlluiiiiB .ali.lillsl,.
ri-iiinlndt'r of tho wlnti-r visiting. nu nt.
Alli'il.liil liiii.'ilil I'liviniin's lliinii- I :nj.iv,.,l
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Owsley und i The l.u Uiunil,, Volunteer l-'li-
Bon. Gordon, returned lo tielr . Di purtnu nt held llielr minimi
' i .. hi l.'iill llriiliri, Wnyh ti.iu'.i i
.mo uniivt- iiihi evciiini; ill un- .mier i
..l... iifla.p iilli.nilltii. II... I ... ' i ... ... 1
iiiuim.in ... ..... ..,.,.. ,,,, tvuii u uirKe Ullentlanee pre-
. ul of John ladd In thin city. sent. Tliuw w ho iiiti-n.l-ip w.-ri
unanimous In unii.iuii.-iitK that tin-
It.tiinii-il lo I'orllaiiil i dunce wu one or the heat ntveii by
.MIbb Vera Uitlil returned lo j the firemen In yeurs.
I'orllunu mis niorniiiK, wnere Bhe
i employed. Hhe IlUB heen Nile n.l-, I'lirehases Hume
K Ihe. Dust week In Lit Grunde, j Clius. S. DeKorest Iiuh liilr.-li;iH,..l
where alio uUontled the funeral oTju home on the corner of Klrat nn.r
her fulhcr. j N avenue from Mrs. Anna I'ollueU.
.. lM,.t ..'oriaf lu reiiiodelliiB the
Itelunih from I'orthuul home into fwo modern aiiurlmenls.
J. J. (,'arr returned to l.u GrundelThls sale was mude IhrouKh the
. this morning-on Nq. 24 frotu I'orl- j Gcorirc It. Currey rial estate
lund, where he has-been lor sev-! agency.
eral days on business.
'Old Iteslilcill Sells Properly
To Alti'lld 1'tilli'inl ' I f. H. ('hadwielt, who has made
Mrs. M. K. Metculf left tliln I his home in l.a Grande for many
mornlnK for Astoria where Bhe will: years, recently Bold Ills home on W
attend the runeral of her Rrunilmin. i Avenue to Mary lli-own. Mr. Chad
'l.ynn KlrhiKhum. Mrs. Metculf will wick expects to move to Portland
emuln in roruunu wnn reiuitves within a short time. The sale was
for u short time.
ltctlli'lls To l.a lirlliitle
Mrs. E. P. Ktuples of Iji Grande,
who -has been rcsidinB In linker for
made by the GeorBe 11. I'urrey real
estate aBcncy.
ett"" r tsh?
Obituary
( iiAUi i s . viiiti-:ih:aii.
- (Ity .Inlm V. r.llvoi-lli)
When President Coolliiee touched a button In Washington tho other
d.iv. this fountain of crystal water, connected with the new J2.700.000
nitration plant In Sacramento. Cal.. was turned on and leaped In tho
suiifhine. The occasion marked formal opening ot the plant, and Hkowiao
ended a 40-vcr struggle on tho city's part to obtain a ciear water supply.
having boon born on January
Iti. Ho riirnc to Klin In Juno, Hi
lt tint) has buflt up tin' la rices t
hunt war business In the town.
I II Ik family cottHistcd of u wlfo unJ
five children all living In the west
ami most of thorn now roHlilhiir in
urt'Kon. The four daughters ami
illn Hitll urn n( Hot in-..uiiil in I'urt-
nanrs huim h. iiu , in,, wni,n Ar. uKhtuit has
oil away ul tho liunily homo at , I1HI( her 0U, ror th() IIUHl your
Spokano. wnn a nutlvo Oroffoulan, umi onn-liulf.
havhm boon born In I'orlhuid. Ho Mr. Uolhton was a mombor of
wan 54 yours old. Tho doooamid wuh. tho MumoiHc orilor, tho KiiIkIiIh of
Known to many in l.a (Irando and I I 'y I Mum ami (hp I. . (). - Dotln
throiiKhout Kawiorn Ort'Koii nndllto urranKt'iuonts for funoral sor-
tho onlh-o Nortbwi-Ht. llo rostdod J v let's will not bo mado unttll tho
In l.a Orundo and oim-whero in arrival ot momborH of tho family
I'nlon oounty for many yours und
will bi rt-mcinlH-n l by hosts of I
friends lor his intoKt lty and manly
klndnoKs.
Mr. Whltt'lioad had also a wblo,
nc(u;ilnianci und tunny frb-nds. all,
bvrr Orejcon. WashtnKton and Ida
ho 4)'oauHo bo travoli'd oxtcasivoly
for yoars us a roprosimtatlvo In
this territory of tho Whltaker
ManufaeturlnK compiny of Albuny,
N. Y. ,
. ( M. ' Whitehead was popularly
ttnuffeetionnlely known by hiM
frh-ndH as "I 'barley" Whltohoud.
Ho and his father wore formerly
eonnoetod in tho business nianago
ment of the I'Yank Drothors rom
pnny of lstnnl City.
Ills Immodiatn family Inrludos
PHI PRODUCT
INCREASE HIGH:
WASHINGTON. (AT) More
than one-sixth of the entire land
area of the eountry was used in
Rrowinjf farm crops last year.. The
Department of Agriculture calcu
lates tho total acreage of ul I crops
at neros. or 6X2. (iOK
siiuare miles. Farm crops, pro-
his whlow, Mrs. Healrloe White-1 . 7, , . . ' ' ! '
houd; and dattghters. Miss l.uclli
of Spokane; and son, l'uul White-
ji.
New Shipment of
Spring Shirts
NEW STALES - NEW PATTERNS
riced $6.50 to $12.50 ;
French & Greene::
IxM-aies In l.a (.lande
J. J. Williams, who recently nr-
some time, returned to this city rived from Tenm-sace to visit his
lust evening, where she will make 8on' J- A. Williams, bus decided to!
her permanent home in the future. , romuin ln-re pt rmanontly and has
, . purchased the Don Scott h;:ne. Mr.
Huys Modern Homo iWilliums has already taken poks- s-
Kaymond McKenn'on has pur- lon of his new property. Tho sili
chasoil a modern home In (Conner- i w negotlat.-d thiou:;b the George
dale through the George H. fur- H. Currey real estate agency.
rey real estate agency, from Char- -
Icb S. Deforest. ! l'blor Mleiary (irowlim--
! Turning back to the good old
rurclinse Alieel Storo - ,days or sloigbrldlng mnd coimtvy
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack Bryant of La ) literary societies the town of Iru
Grande have purchased the goner- bier has had Its literary society
ul merchandise Btorp at Allcel und I running for a couple ot: weeks and
will move to their now location in Interest Is growing rapidly. Next
a short time. . , jTuosduy evening the debate is to
; I be qn tho question of whether pro-
llack at Work hibition has boon an aid to the
l'aulinc I-cdorle returned to l.a country. At the last meeting a ra
Grande after' a several weeks' visit dio set was installed and following
f the program a radio concert was
III BIER
120-Year Period in U. S.
head; who makes his home In Seat
tle. Anions his other relatives is
his brother, Herbert 1.. Whitehead,
u former resident of l,a Grunde
und .u sister, Mrs. Annie McAyeul,
Elks To j:nlurc lliilllliir.
CLINT'S CLOTHIER V
5TH
ANNUAL JANUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
6 MORE DAYS OF
OUR JANUARY
SALE
Save now on what you
need for Winter or
, Spring. .Every ...artfcle
in our store now on sale
Nothing Reserved
enjoyed.
Kaled Temple Holds Meeting
l.nst night at the Knights of
Pythias hall lyaled Temple No. 170
D. (.). K. K., held an important
meeting at which time ft was de
cided to hold a ceremonial next
March In Pendleton, one in l.a
Grande In May and later in the
summer two will be held in Wal
lowa county. L. P.erry. Iloyal
Vizier, announced the following
appointive officers for tho coming
year: Mruce Cox. of Wallowa. Mo
kanna; A. W. Nelson, of La Grande,
Mas! or ot Ceremonies; Fred De
Spain, of Pendleton, Sarnk. ..
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Sidewalks Cleaned Ht"
tolnclfling with the five and one
half inches of snow thai covered
the Grande Hemic valley yesterday,
the Iji Grande streets and side
walks In the part of town near Ihe
business si-ction were cleaned by
drags hired by the city. Ity last
evening residents who had neglect
ed to shovel the snow from their
sldowulks found that the city had
taken the duties from their hands.
Apparently the snowfall was of a
more or less widespread nature.
Ilolso. Idaho, reported one inch
snowfall and other Kastern Oregon
communities received snow falls
varying from one to several inches
in depth.
OPEN Til III
Thousands March by the
Casket of . Bolshevik
Chief in Moscow.
'.170.111m In 11)23, or almost a bil
lion dollars more than In VrlZ.
Texas continues to hold first
pluce In acreace. und value of all
crops. Her farms UKtrrcKatfil -7.-'.ij:l.00l
ucres and Ihe crop value In
ShOWS Immense fil-Owth ho resides In Portland. !' -' ..7i6.l lo.:
OllUVtS llllllllllM U1U til ,J .1.,,;.,, ,vi,i,.,i,. j - rrops wen' second In value with I
' ... .. 4 7ft.;iLMi.tKio on an ncreaire of 21.-!
(Continued from duro 1) !.;--t'"" ".7 ' . U-,.: I'l'nols third lth Hr.si-
'V "' v...- J.,, , ,. , ..,.,. ,
000: California fourth with $147.- ',
'.Mia.niill und an acreage or C.!!!'?.-
oimi; North Carolina firth Willi !
I4I5. 737. lint) and an acrcairc of 7.- ;
isii.oiiu: Ohio sixth with tasn.ois.-:
ouo and an acrcajrc of 1 1 ,yi,ono, '
nnd Missouri seventh with 321,-1
O!)7,0(i0 and an ncrcaRo of 15,415,-000.
an addition of twq siorlesi to the
present buildinfr und for Ihii erec-
I.XIKNIO, Or. Meuihers of l-:il- !tlon of u two-slory hulldlnir jiU feet
Bene lodire No. 357. II. I'. O. ICIUs, hy 50 reel lor a mvlininluK pool
will vote on pluns for proposed Im- und irymnusium. '1'he todRe room
provements IntalltiR 5 7 ll-ini ii when w'ould hu enlarRed lo hold 65Q peo
they meel. The plans provide for'plo under tho pluns proposed.
MOSCOW (Hy the
' . ; and liusluess niun.. H passed
70 percent.. These, two Industries Rlvuy n u;: prime of , munhood's
I with the hcln.,6f 4iMMMI.0IVUII0lyi;.i eilth :KaK t.,lusou ,y cn.
jnew capital, uddeil lo tht',l l.Oiin,. :ciir ,irt,,r un' llnr of mnj.
000,(100 already Irfvested in -tliem 'ionths. '
In IKSIi. produced 230 per cht 6t I; Charles' -,M. Whitehead ilemon-
ino voluino in l'jou. , .. , , . Un-ated. by- his uctivi!. useful life
Transportation beconuf n, liiprVjflJui he knew- that- "tpo only wny
actlvg function than ver belolie-. i t(j r,,a(y.,for liiHnvrtallty Is lo
The avcniRc distance per ,ton.."in,l1()V t Ills llre'lmd (o live II hravelv
creased . 25 per cenl. Iteveniuv Kfrt,; .,,, chcrfullv." was a loyal
friend In every sense. As an Klk
anil ll Woodman of the World he
worked on the principle that there
Associated i ll,"os almost trebled. Tills trans-
uui 'im, i.n.i'.. nr Nllkoliil I .en- ! Porlatlon service was accomplished
l,. ii, i.,,isi..,vlk oremier and I "arely twice as niany workers
probably the greatest rebel ot this as In 1900 and with un addition of should be Ihe true Tntherhood of
or uuv -other Reneratlon uRainat '""""""" lu '.-.
I lie system of society built up hyjOOO represented by the Industry in
the aces, lay Wednesday nlRht in a 1!'"0.
silver-trimmed casket on! tt red. '. "Krom the standpoint of tire con
draped dais in the Rreut Rllsten- sumor we find that the capital
inB hull of the house of unions inlcharRe per unit of output in man
Mo.scov. jfactures and agriculture hits more
Tcni of thousands of person j thun doubled; In mlnlnR it has In
iniirelie.l silentlv nast tho bier to creased by one-third, while. In
(od and Hrolherhood of Man." He
was also faithful to the fact that
nil of mankind have shortcomings
and ho had charity and brotherly
affection for those of "nil sorls and
conditions of men." He fully rec
ognized the truth of Hoosevell's
words: "The only man who never
nude a mistake is the man who
take n last look upon Iho race of i transportation It is smaller than it j n,IVer did anything.'
Iltilldlnx (lulu llltt.
1IENI), or. Mend In (he past
year experienced lis Rrealesl build
ing development, the number or
new structures creeled In !'J23 be
ing 4Q per cenl greater than that or
the previous year, llullillng total
ing $243.0311 were begun In 1 1122,
while In 1923 tho lutul was 1425,
5711. Uuring 11123 470 building
permlls were issued by City Ho
corder J.ouls Hcnnclt.
Ihe man who led the Communist I wns two decades ago.
revolution which turned topsy tur-I "While the number o( piTBons
vy the lives of the. people of a engaged In farming "has increased
nallon of one hundred und thirty but 4 per cent, the fnfui products
million:: and left Its mark In nearly
rv corner of the globe. Homo of
those in the continuous stream
parsing by the casket perhaps had
output has practically kepi pace
wnn the growth in our population.
Kach person engaRed in farming
produced 133 units of product In
followed und loved Lenlne, whiloiii20 us ugainst MO twenty years
others must have hated him, but, earlier. i '
there was almost dead silence und "t ,8 Increase In the Jffl-
xo'.emnlly In tho great hall, un.li(,noy f- ugric-ullurill 1 producllop
nine seeiiiea ip ne.prevuicn.i. more
or tlie element of 'respect for the
dead thun of curiosity.
KoldiiTsllulil Crowds Hack.
l-'roni early morning, when lint
which has iirade'avitllable riil" (l)i'e'j
outer industries almost the entire,
12.60(1,(1011 workers added lo our
population in the, last 211 years.
Jlesides doubling the number : qf
Al-
(Jrnccr) Stiu-r: ltotih(.
OHKC.ON CITY, Or. H. I-
exander. I'ormerly engaged in ihe
grocery business In Kosn City I'urk
hns piirehaseii ihe grocery business
or I). M. Kleinsen & Sen, and wMi
take charge Monday . January 2S.
Overcoats
Suits
lints,
Shirts
t'aps
Hosiery
Underwear
Sweaters
Knit Jackets
Glove
Mittciis
Mactfinaws
LcaIier VesJ
Sliep lAd Coats
ghbhirts
Tinas
1 1 ousel's
Shoes
Blankets
Trunks .
Suit Cases
I!iijrs
Ilubbers
Rubber Pacs
Rubber Boots
! SAVE 10'( TO 3.11-3
1 DISCOUNT
Off Our Regular Prices
on Above Merchan- J
J dise of Quality
I 6 MORE DAYS j
j Clint's i
J Clothiery
t A store wlili lisnknir 1
NEW TODAY
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of soldiers with fixed bayonets, 'workers In tnantifai-l nnrn, inena.
ami horde.M of pohetAnen e.staldlnh j Ine tho number ,0f niineiB 70 per
ctl a cordon alon the NtrceiH thru cent, und doubling the? traiiKporta
whUit the body of l.cnlno was to it ton force of the country, noun:
lias:; on Us way from the railway I G.dOo.oon people were added tojtjie
i tatlon to the house of unions, the : building trades, the electrieat ! tn-erowd.-i
wafted in tho snowy zero ; duslries, banking und flnahee.
weal her tehlnd thesn human bar-.trade and professional service,
riers formed to Keep the thoroufc'h-, "K0r every 10(1 tons of f retail!
larei elear. (transported' In l!oo, we transport-
Soldiers lined the hall where the ed 234 in lyao. Tim l!i revenue
eashet luy Wednesday niKlit. The ton miles were 292 per cent of
fTunrd of honor about the casket (those of Hiiio. I'assener miles ln
wan elianed every M minuted, creased In the same ratio. Of (he
This miard Is composed of com- national Income or 1!22, ?4 ooo.
m'sars, lator leaders and member ) 1 ooo.ihkj was paid for railroad
of the executive eommittco of the'rroirht transimratlun. This con-
wni stituted about fi per cent of our
Ah one by one the pioneers and
native born sons and daiiKhters of
this' vast Northwestern part of the
peerless, frjldon Wesl are called toj
inn i rue aoiue ueyonu i ins lire on
ea,rt,h, we are reminded of tills
life's brevity and Times rushing
fliKlit.
, faintly, flow thou' falling river.
..'tOr-l'CM' dream that dies away,
ltm;!! l(, i)(ttitn tflldinw ever,
Says Piles Ileal Up and
Disappear Forever
Seldom I 'uils to (ilvn Absolute I
Helter fniin All l'alu and Nui-i
It'i-iiiK. aiaranteti hy Ited1
t'mss Drnjr t'o. nnd All Uwul
lHuisi.s. I
Many sufferers from I'lles or
MeinorrliotdH have become des
po)ifJenT, bt'eaM'i'imUJiMiiuvttditccn
Uli.iKcep uiy uuiin. unrumea way.j, lo believe that their case wuu
11 hopeless and that there was no-
Time with such n silent motion. thlnr In the world to help them.
j Floats, alonff on whiffs or air, j To these people wo say, "(lo
To eternlly's dark ocean. to your druKtflHt and ffet an or Ik-
. .. Iiuryliitf ull Us treasures there.
Uohis bloom and then they
.;: wither,
. ... Cheeks are bright, then fade
; nnd die,
Forms of liffht are wafted
. . hither.
. Then like visions hurry by.
(Jtiiek as elomls at evening
driven.
O'er the many colored wesl.
Years are bearing us to heaven.
Home of happiness und rest.
in in t .
LA GRANDE'S
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Foley Gml
NolliiiiK instills prido in a comitiunity more ',"
than a first-class Grill i '"
La Grande's Foley Grill fulfills this importiint !
mission. ,',''
Deep appreciation is felt for the patronage
of our home people. . V .. ;
. In our Grill you will find city : service, the
best of foodTiind at prices no higher than ordin
ary eating ouses and restaurants charge.
Music (wery noon and evening.
HeatKathleen Cai
phonft 1 1 tfjtiTTTlPfi l
Come and dine with us.
ng with' the Eu-
You Will Be Pleased
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Due tft difficulty experienced
111 collecUii'4: charges for nilvcr
lisln that Is listed under classi
fied adxerlisini; nnd imiler tb'
"new today' beading, the Kvc
nbi'X Observer will hewnrter
(akifo classified advert isim: or
erllsfnt; to be run ns "new
Mlny" nulos (he advertising is
occomininicd hy cash.
ph
In Mnnenw the flnus of nations!
which have reeonized the.- soviei '
Koveriimeni, or have established re
hit ions -with It. huntr at half rnast in Uioo.
Inal box of MOAVA .Sll'l'dSI
TOKIKH." One of these Inserted,
Into the rectum according to di
rections will be found to Klve 1m-!
mediato rel'
Boiiicu of th trouble
soothing. lieAiln. antlsi
first allay
and then fy direct ejlffiet with
the ulcers and pljrf-ause them
to heal Ip iiur dlHiippcur foi
ever.
It's sfirfP'y wonder fid how
speedily ifiey act. Hlessed relief
often comes In I wo days. ftven
In eases that have steadily
ny lie,ilrr
illiesal I
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Do It Now I
il; at our Burkland Shirts and Gertrudes,
'ashmere, Wool-and-Silk Hose, Dresseg, t etc.,
tor your oLry, and get our priceg
Ar&BaBy Shop
vvcrylhing for the liaby
Slumping Hemstitching
t:
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... , 1 ststed all known treatments, mar
ii i it-iiii , i i tin it ,io,vui uiiti uiivuniiH'
To me. "Charlie
velous results have been obtained.
tlllAUA iu rw. ,.t tint tl-irr,li..flll
Init. I his ti llnili, to Ilia mciiiory l ! lB1.0V,.,.,.fl r ,.,,,.,., y,., c
nnr.Tr.. Mironi Hi.' ulmmlHiicp or , , r I i.-1- rruiii I'llwi or lli'in
Iho. hoiirtli .tht. mouth siiciiki'th." on.ho,,s ,,.,, , iKI, , I ti I .-.I will,
.in. ,.An t. u, inn nmiui 1 1 1 h -im' can huvi- lln.lr moiwy ri'-
. . ... o iu mo in' JfunilGll. ItlMl I'l-flHM I ruif co.wlll
Hiijiiily you. Mull onliTH arci-pt-i-.l.
Ailv.
r j May Cloii l'i-Kt hltn wi-il!
l''01t 11KNT 3-ioii,ii rurni:i"il
liiiir,,ui'nl. I'rivnii; Iml ll. I'y.-ii-mid
l.iiinl Co. 1 -- 1-' 1 1
'I'liini lnti?rnatlonnk 'I'hcy
Kl'I'll the vtlttl ovit till' clcuu until tia Im-ninn. ThlM n.lln ,.r nn n
hi hou:- o; buriul. mm fr,iK, , Q( 0 iiit i-.-nt Iiiih
The roinnilfSiirn includii hucIi tTnialni'd priicllcnlly consliuil since
iiii-n ,i:i (Ji-orifo 'l'i-lillt:hi'rln. tin, ( 1 yilli.
, . V , T n, i . J . . r, ' 1 1 or hi'inrui
" j ' r - - j urn iiui iiiiii-m w meiy m i ne lour
view of tlie people until Haturdav imajor industries. In manufaci urea
mum in i when 1 h, riiiinrn 1 I si If i i i i . . . '
f- - - - i m; iu iiihi in von eu in urorj ncinir t . urctvf
unil of output In I!I2 was $2.13 ioloi.V." (,'r. "(Hpnolal )-J. W.
as aBuinsi $1 In lano. Ilallioad In- ,.,.i,,.,n ,, ,,r,,,:,,.., i,iii.,iu,p
vean-.l capital p. r ri.vi nuii ton mil,-j ,!,.,,.,. r ,,,, ,.(v ,u,,, ,lt
was CO cents in 1320 n asainst SI I o'clock WclncKilay niornlnif. I Hi
In mill). In aitrlculliin' tin- invest-I in,,... ..r .. ...
over cihaniiics. li gations and thajnl cunllal nor unit or outuul Wnn ,....i 1...1 ..1
hcdim.-irl.-r or missions. ThroiiKll ! i.J7 in I !,-(, as ,i(?alnst tl in I lldll, mor than Iwclvc montlis. nltho
, ' " ;" "'"" mursc. Mvnilc In mining ll was l.:il." !t, UH(k thllt vn fuliil has
1 in aouiiion ,0 air. i lai-K the Imcp only or a li n day duration,
tai l-, oi excitement. ; memliers of the council are: Syd- Mr. l.elKhton had heen llvln
', ' .' ' " , " ., ' " ""'" ney Anilerson. conKressmiin from In an apartment adjolnliiK 111' 1 1
le-fore his death, really took nil Ml,,,,, ai, 14 ,, 1 , 1 , , , ., ! I
1 active Interest in politics. He Is Knlversliv' .,r M,..,,im,n. u ,,...1' , 11... 1 . m .'.. ...,., t. ... u..
' o lu.ve been always he ilom-! ,-ofrn, or Detroit: l)r, O. W. day. Allltotipl, ror the previous
iiiiint spirit or hose . with h m . ,,y..r. Van.lerhilt L'nlvcrslly: W. N. several days his condition seemed
1,1s no,wllhsl.-,ndlnK. Ihe act that l)ouk rol ,.rh QI, , Unllwuy t show un Improvement, ho l.c-an
tlie autopsy revealed that It was " . ,.,,,.. M,.rl.r, H ,,. , ' , m.u,.r m,i,. ',.,, .,..
I'or ho hail been HI 21, j-ears.
Geor$eIrli$&
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memhers of the council are: Syd-1 Mr. l.elKhton had heen livilu: V BCtOT IS COflllTlV in
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f 1.111 W 1 1U O
foremost character
1:
VOR It KNT Modern three foom
apartment. 1M7 Adams.
1-24-i:ip
1-Vf l'KN'r Modern five rt'un
house. 1807 Adams. 1-24-itp
pair horn rimmed P"
glasses. Iteward. Leave at b
svrver. l-i;4-Itp
.NORA ELLIS
NOT GUILTY;
,Ncw York.- E. T. .Meredith, former
Secretary or AKi'lculture und John
l' Stevens, roi-mer chief rnffincur
I'ltnama Canul.
HELD INSANE
(Hermiston Farmers lo
day and the end came Wedncsduy
mornlnjf.
The deeeawed was (ii yoars ol
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Try Diversily Doctors J
rOlt HAl.K While Itotary s- wini:
maehtne. Iteasonable. Phone
:'7.1-V. !-:H-ltp
LOST -- Metween l.a fimnd" nnd
Pninn. Two rolls of linoleum.
Notify Obs -rver. I-1'4-J;p
WANTKM llouseUe
Main 711.
per. Phone
1-:4-:'fp
VOU SAI.K Two Mammoth Cold
Hronze turkey gobblers. Lester
H. Hond. Itoute 2, l-l'4-2tp
HTItAYKIi One Iron irn-y mare,
wt. about 1 '"I lbs., ace about
7 years. No brands v's:ble. own
er can have same by tallin; on
I W. Sjinford. Htlfc'ard. and pay
ing bill. 1--'4-:Mp
noticed that Miss Kills acted rjueer
ly during all of 1 !2 the year in
which the nhontinir oeeurred.
Unman lei laiiil litMiur.
I r. Ciir field. Pendleton phys
elan. a cvneral practitioner, dc-
elji.nd that from examinations con 1
I dueled hy him of. the defendant,
ite i: niiintc witli the time when shi
nunc to hi iu about a year ago toj
!m.. 1 1 resenr l,e heliev,.! I h.'. ! r0" S
I ilefndant to be Insane and not re
t sponsible for criminal artlon. He j
a-ertiihied her pulse beat Tues-1
jdiiy niriht Jut afier slm left tha '
island after testifying In her own'
behalf, and her pulse was normal,
he said. lie concluded from this
testimony that her reactions to
tnotion are not normal. I
PKNDLKTON. O.- . (AP)
runners on tho Irrigated Iambi of
the I'matlila project around Her
miston are lining to try out diver
sified specialities In an aUenipt to
Increase their prof.b; In 11124.'
About sn acrc9 have been signed
up on whhh asparagus, strawber
ries, early potatoes and other pro
duce will be grown.
MONUMENTS
7flemorial. roi
The
I naked
censors still permit movl i
picture:! with tip?
WANTKI (ilrl for stenoKraphieal
and -leriel work. State full
iualiMcaiions. Apply P. O. IIt
741. UaKiT, urt-suu. l-:4-tf
Honor Annhcrwiry
KI OKNi:. I' Members of the
local Klwiin:s etub and their wives
inet at the osiiurn hotel fur a ban-
I'lei and spet-ial program In hon
or of the ninth anniversary of the
founding of Ktwanls International.
Mayor twites of M''dford wag tlie
pruivpat Bpeukur.
I'APII'IO
lii;A TV PAKLOK
Hooins 7 Hi. S Over tJlasa
I iiiii;h
.Mnrci'llhuf
MJIiiilciiritij tAf0z
SliAniiHKiliiif -.iPnil nnd
f I i idy'Tii ill 1 1 n ill i
CWattic J. Mays
Mrs. Clcvc Tallmaii
Portland iraduates
OffhT Phone 57A-U'
Itesidenci- PIhsu- :t7H-f
ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
We have made a pro
found studybf monument
buildintr, and an order
placed in aur hands is sure
to receive faithful, inter
.stent execution,,
, We Will Gladly Furnish
v Estimated
Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
Ifwia 8 Ate. I Ciranile, Orccoa
IB'
iBl!lllil!iiJI!i!iilli!!!l!l!!i!ilI
"(ircay as u
play; ji'calei'
as Hicturc!"
FRIDAY und SATURDAY
"CHILDREN OF DUST"
A drama of hearts and fences by the director
of "Hiuiiorcsque" .
CnH Loommb A faff It tttttWS OttU M I
1 ' Wtlh
a ticnieiulous all star cast featuring
CLAIRE WINDSOR "
NORMAN KERRY
BARBARA BEDFORD
ipiWrfnTTRAVERS
OrV-flf1 "llii! most gripping-, enthralling pictures ever
made from one of the most powerful mystery plays
ever written. It's the picture that will keep ypu
guessing from beginning to end. lt,wi!l give you
the surprise of your life and the most grilling motion
picture entertainment you've had in.ir'many a day.
Don't miss it! (;'
Today Only
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