La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 25, 1924, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING: OBSERVER Friday, January 25, 1924. i i M H n n 13 n Special Sale Of Corduroy Pants $3 .85 Heavy velvet fin ish Wulc Corduroy, witji heavy waist-. band and pocketing, 5 belt loops, sewed on buttons, lapel hip pockets. A very serviceable punt at a very reasonable pi ice. 201 Depot St. COUNT EMPLOYED Y IN L. A. STAHLE rr- LOH ANOKLKH. (INK) Kpurn ;.jg finunclul assistance from his people, who urn among "'Ihe lurg Psl landowners of Ponmaik, Count JJaiiiH'KkUjIil Hnmsue, mux of :X'ount and Countess Hamoo und on his mother's side a direct descend Tunt of King I'liriHliun V of len s.nuirk, has taken u Jot) us horseman ;nml general nt I lit v hoy ut the "stables of tho M III wick Country "t'llllt JtCTU. f -. The count Im a handsome young mun of 23. He Ik athletic and n Lflno physical specimen, "It's Jolly fC'Q'l HpOI-l," he DRONCHITIS At bedtime rub th th TheSfT Records on l Viicps V VAPRUB h Owf imMUIion Jatglmmd Yearly We have a date with you to hear these new Victor Records i;i;k si:ai, hdcouiis t'nllcrii n' Mint' (trslien-SlrN-IJaiul) Kdwnrd .loliusoll . I)7H 'I'liu' MiailowN I llll (Iliiins-Miii In inilil) I'Jlhllll'd ilollllMMI I Wall III A l lat (T.'!inll.ml,.) I'lami Solo 012 M iuel ltu liiiiiitiliiurr I Null in it .niiioi- (( in. pin) sei'Kei iiiKiiiiiaiiiiiorr M :M1IH(iI S I NN I III .MDM ,l, I t'e-Hthiil Oiei-liii-i; I'lirl 1 ( I-:. I.iism iiI &.:!:! I SI. I.011K Slililiiiny Ort-holrii j l'1'.-.llial llirrlun I'nrl U (l. Lavi-n) I St. Iitiiils Sniihoiiy tlii-lit'sirn IIIIUJ The Hoy ami I he llinls Arllinr I'l. Mil's lliiml 'I'lie I.Iiiii I'liase Artliur I'l-jor's Hand limit voc.u, si:i.i:cn(is -I."in7.1 The I-'ar lireeit Hills of lliulie Lllinhei-t .Miiitihy The llafnhiiw Trail Lainlieel .llurphy IUJ-MI lllni- l-lmi.l llhics rn.l. ll Hull Willi The Vli'Mhilans (line lllril IIIiiim Wenilell Hall Willi The Vh'Klnllllis llljilll Slur Iliiine, I, II Hi- .hl. Slay Hume Henry Unit I IT She Wan What She Wan, When She Was Sixteen Henry lliirr DANCI-: li I 1 1KI1S j Toiiille-no .Medley l''o Trill (rrnni ".Mai'y ilane IUJ2II ! . MeKaiie") The .Manhnltan Merrymakers j Why "Should I 'Ween Aliimt line Sweelli. l-'o Tlit ' j llriiuke .liilms and Ills On'lieslri .Mli-slssliipl l!liples Wall. lll.r ; I lioll Allium Ml-Mierl ! t I'm ;iiln' Soiiih l'o IIIJJ'.I Paul 1 Ntcpplit' llul l'i Trol I'llul New lelor Iteeinds Oiuv a Newlin Book Company I. A (.It.WDi:, S li.E R.R Y.'S last kiiowlm; today "Your Friend n M H M n m H M M and Willarcl Mack's (irval I'iav of Loyall And Disloyally Comedy "SPOOKS AND SPIRITS" when he appeared at a local hotel lo inquire for Prince Krik of the royal family of Denmark. The DuiiiHh nolileman Ik also h direct descendant of several of the most heroic and t'amotiH charac ters of early Danish history. The ramlly name, ncucsk Ltdd, wuh n la in oh ti one when Vikings ranged tho seas. He h rapidly Improving hiH Kngllsh nuil says' ho Intends to become hp. American. Count HiiniHoe hi an expert hors-i man and him shown hltt nhlltty tn that respect with the fine-bred", polo ponten it t tho country club. lie rises at fi a. m. und begins bin tit leu at the club stithies at 5:30 evt ry morning. At tho Jlldwlck Htables th-i count In known hh "lan." In fact, tew of the club members and nono of bin Hlable workers know of his tdue-blood unceMtry. The coun:i declaroo be Ih "on hiH own" inak tiiK IIh way In the world and Hays he IntendH to continue doing ho, Tho count l it college wraduaU and has Hpoolullzcd In animal hu:s t iw I rv and arlcult lire. Sale Friday, 2 fth Inlt i-iialleiial Nntclty On'hestril Miillcy WnlK (;reeii-Ai(len ln-he.' Tint Whitman t Ills ivlilru Whllibiau anil Ills Ol.l Week, Ji:iery Week Ufliliiy i r &Stationery Olil f.O.V M n H day. Jl 5 xii H r4 5 .mi ihe'yi y ... i FIND IT ' HERE Copy for thia column niuit bo In by t:00 a. m. lltiiiAdlrlifiiK, Pirating. Button hotrs, buttons covered, stumping. . Mall ordi'rs Ktvcn prompt attention. All work guar anteed. Hilary art Roods., 1). M. C. Thread jrtH Ikiby Wear. TliaftillK.-liIng anil Art Shop, Mrs. L. 11. Norton. UK Adams 1'hono Jlaln 635 a-ll-lin Htoi cAUKhiiiK. Kor the llt-Ht limn 111 yftmrniU; you chii net well or no luoxiiiyrt (Jur IM-llour coiikIi and eold t:ur$ Is purnoniilly kuiii anteod by uu. Niiwlln I)i-uk i.'o. . 1-25-31 PLUMBING and BTEAMMTTINO. Phono 21 0-J. 1-2-2GIP Call tor Mils. Scaled bids will bo received by tho CoininlruJion of the City of l.u Grande, Oregon, for tho coiiHtruc tlon of the Improvement In Im provement 1 Hut r let number 136. within the City of I.a Grande, Ron .according to the plana und specification)! of said Improvement, now on filo in the office of the. Clly I Hecorder of Bald city. A deposit lof $6.00 will be required for a:t of plana und apeclflcatlonH. wliicli : amount will bo refunded if birbler is unmicccsfiful, and returns sumc I to this office. Dids will bo received to the hour of seven-thirty p. m January 23. 1024, at the commission room in tho City Ilutldlnfr at l.u Qrunde. Oroffon, and must be accompanied by a certified check In favor of tho City of La Grande, Oregon, in the amount of ten (10) per cent of the amount of bid, us a guarantee of the acceptunce and completion of contract if awarded. Checks will be returned to unsuccessful bid dors. The commission reserves the right to reject any and nil bids. fly order of the Commission Jan uary 9th, J. K. BTEAUNS, Recorder of tho City or Lu. Grundo, Oregon. Jan 11 -10t. Our every day tn the week hot j lunch at our sodu fountain is al- ways at your command, early and late. Try us und bo pleased at ttll (veti horn-Wright's Kamlly Drug Store. 1-24-tt Htop cuughHig. Kor the first Mine tn yourlife you can gel well or no moneyL()ur 24-hour couch und cold (jureijs personally Kuar unleeil by us. Newlin Drug Co. i-2&-:it Rent, sell nnd repair ull makes sewing inuchltus. Ask about fret Idresstnnklng course. White Hew ing Machine Co., New Foley llhlr 1683-W. 12-27-1 I HimiIiIoii I'ui-tiiliire Co. Kpeclal on muttri'sses, $'j.35 -17-tf When you go to your doctor for a prescription for youwir. hoii daughter, or wire, you will need that preserlHIon tilled properly and ut a reason a bje.yr'uHt and from purest drugs pouifble. Naturally you will seek a 4rod drug slore In which to oM jrffi all theHe condi tions. Wo won id like you lo think of us uitdX our store for such needs. Wjjrivlll always do nil and si rive liea m you. Why not be come aJf regular customer of ouik atnl bjT much ph.-aMed. At Hitver- (hurj Ight's I''amlly Drug HI ore. i-24-tr Htop coughng. l-'or the flrsi ill yoiiryilfe you can get well or no Mionev"Wiip 21 -hour cough and cold cims personally k'utir untecd by us, ! In Drug Co. i-2fi-;it This Missouri n;an thlnUc much of Germicide and Dandrurr Kradl cator. Hil vert horn-W right's l'amlly Drug Store, l.u Grande, Oregon: I want to congratulate you on your Germicide and Dandruff Krud lea tor ,1 find that one bottle has en tirely stopped a serious case ot dandruff for me. And my hair that was falling out badly has stopped. 1 am enclosing $2. no for which mall me two bottles, one for each of my neighbors who will be Kind to try this on my say so. II. H. Jones, Kansas City, Mo., &K2!i Lo cust. HI. l-24-tl A real preparation for rough ness of the sktn or chapped hands, for hang nulls,; for pimples. Try U. Violet Cii'Uin. It is only 2fc a bottle. HoM only by Hllverthorn- WrlghCs ytmlly Drug Store. 1-24-tl Halvion Army rood sale. Hatur- ooverlied Grocery. l-2I-ltp i, loganberry, strawberry. ptterry. then the caramels, nut irs wlli. maple butter honey at. cocoa mapaielteH. Jumbo minis and hipped jti-uiii. A li pound SjitukjUy- HnNnulny k for lac. Hepmir wlnilC. The creams cohi! ub m'yre than Ihln amount but ailu wmiKyoii to see for yourself! jiiHt what rt. are sell Intr at these dpeclal sales. Vou couldn't belrMve it unlewi you trb-d them. New tin Drug Co. 1-25-2; i:tfrlHMh l.lkeM Cnnily. You could lot believe we are HeHtng the h unheal grade candy lhat. can be niTitrrat our special! Saturday uild hltnday sales utiles1 you tried IhcmlThe first one you I bite Into from tnT-package you are! so agreeably surprised you will not forget It. We ant )oll tit Nam. pie lUw Truo Frull hcuy dtppvd oriumc. plnr Nijwlin llruc 1-21.-21 (ili-IS' 1'rlrliilly Hoili'ly will Cintlil Kuinlir Mi-llt .Murlii-l Inlilur- 1 -25-1 1 Mah .lonKk' bint met ions for )- Kinnei-H ut SebolaiHhip Loan Kuiid proKiam.llonHn Hall. Tuesday next. HirfiiH at 3. tamale supper from a:30 on. Dancing. Ilrlng your frleiiiJaVnd cut out, I-2&-II ! Call ror lUiK Healed bids will be received by the CotnmisHton of Hie t'ity of I .a Grande, Oregon, for the construc tion of the improvement in Im provement District number 132, within the clly or i.a Grande, Ore gon, according to the plans und Hpfciiicnlioiifi or Hild improvement now on iil- in Ibe offict; or the City Hecorder or mild city. A de pohII of $r..(m will be required ror sei of plans and KpcclflcatlunH which iiiiHiiiiit will be refunded If bidder h; unmn-cr Hsl'ul, and ndurns Kunie (o Ihlii onice, MIiIh wlil be received lo till' . hour of Hven-thlrly p. in, Feb ruary fit I). l'J24. at tbi' commission room In the City liuildtng at I,n Grand", Oregon, and must be ue-l companied by a certified check In favor of the City or li Grande, Oregon, in Hit! amount or 1 tocfi (ten per cent) of the amount of bid, us a guarantee of I lie accept anee and completion of contract If uwiirded. Clu'cks will be returned lo iinHiicfCKrut bfdderH. Tho coin mission reserves the right lo reject any and all bids. Hy order of the Commission Jun uary 23rd. Vrz. J. K. STEARNS, Recorder of the City of .a Grande, Oregon 1-25-1 ot l.el's go. -K very body go. Tues day afternoon and evening, Homin hall, Migliamale supper with all the 1 rliiiiiniigs. Auspices Scholar ship Loan Fund Committee of the Neighborhood club. 1-25-lt Kansas Boom Seems to Be at Opportune Time; Oil Prices Going Up. (Ry W. T. Sullivan) KANSAS CITY. ( I.N.S. ) Sliuul luneoiiH wil b a predlcllou t hat u genera! alump In oil production is expected in l!24 come murmurs of a "KansaK oil boom" lhat will make the present year the best In the state's hlatory. ,. ,. , . 1 OH men, particularly the roman tic wildcatter, are turning, heir at tention and time lo Kams. Llke wIkc upon d''vc topmeutH in, (lie new fietils in undrtlled Keellois of tilt! slain depends to a greut, extent whether the oil IndtiHiry in general this year will show a doorcase ln; production as predicted. ' Already the w I ideal I era are on the ground looking over the pros-j peels for "Hirlkes." I ( HI men of oi her titatcu in the Kouthwi sirra fields are antlclpit-j ing a bail yar. but (he dreams of! spfciilatuiM eiivlKion a big produc-j lion tn KaiiHu.'t to follow up the de-l prcKMlng year or I!i2:t. j New ponta discovered In Kansus' bring much encouragement to thej wildcat I er, and Increased drilling already has been started. Two big striUea recently have- Instilled I added hope. j The excitement started it month' ago, whin the Valerius GH com-i pany brmighl in a well making I7.r. I barrels daily and which has held at this average for more than uj month. Tim new well In ifto miles from old oil field.t. and Im the first oil of any conaeiiuence discovered! In the wi stern part, of the slate. Itooui fs On, Acreage ia being blocked ofr 111 all directions from the well, and specula inn la expected to open Up in Mils new territory on a large acule. One oil man has purchased a block of 2,mm acres smith of this well and announced lhat drilling would begin soon. An oil company has purchased two other tracts nearby and will star! tests as soon as rigs can be built and tools at rum-. Vet even a greater sensation than this strike was the more re cent one al liussetl, and hundreds of scouts lost no time In making their way to the little town and surrounding territory to block acre- age and mul preparations for ex- tens.vo teats. , The Kans'is oil strike comes at a most opportune time for oil men ti-oiii a financial standpoint. The price, which has ln-en down to n low level, already has advanced 15! Vents a barrel, and Indications aroi that tt will gel another rise soon.' Mirwy Look llml. I An oil survey recently madej however, did not make predictions' of a big productive year gen. rally. To the contrary, unless new pools! are discovered (n other states, pre-; dictions of a shnnp by oil men probably will be borne mil In IHL'4. The survey's most Impm-luiil ob- i servation was in Ihe state of Tex-, as, where it made ihe prediction that, unless another Cow ell field is discovered, that stale would show a dee reus- tr approximately 20.-! oan.oon barrels, which would brlniri the annual production down to, I -hi. nun. ut. it iar rets. The survey suminarijtes as fol-, lows; ; Olihihmmi would drop .naii.iuHt , barrels unless another llurbank or, TonUaway is found (last, year's production. 1 iiJ,(MM.i,inio barrels).' Louisiana may fall off S.uou.oiH) barrels (!;;( veiu to-ntliii-tdtn : :,tMM.,U'a Uu-ivIb) ; Cultlornlu ' , cri'tuiiH a,ir vWrry, iiimiIi', Irilioiiuupk.. MIGHT OFFSET OIL SWAGE Shades b3 11 i) ooka like 1917 has come back. Photo shows part of the Utiou marinos embarking for a two-months cruise to the Caribbean Sea. ""ncylctt Quantico ln,tVo transports, the Henderson und the Chaumont. would show a decrease of '",l00'- immi narreis inis yeur unienw unmo or series of pools like Die Los An geles basin is uncovered (last I years production, ztn.mm.uuw oar- ruoKNIX. (I.N.tf.) High cot rciB). Torrenco should remain In ton pr.rH wh u )0lin.01IH rrop the 700,000 barrels a day class, the survey added. An increase of S. 000, 000 barrels should be shown in Arkansas' pro duction, the survey says; but this would be offset by. far In the slumps of other stales mnless po - tentiul new Kansas fields respond gushingly to the wlldcuUers drills. Tokio Lost 1.000.000 People. TOKIO. (AP) Tokio has drop ped from fifth to tenth place among the cities of .the world in population as a result of the dcathsj and evacuations- following thej eutlKiuake and flro. Hy .the cen - sus taken two years ago there wore 2.4t9,000 people In the capi tal. A census taken November 15 showed but L52U,rltl. - The chief of the statistical de partment of tho municipality be lieves that Toklo wilt regain her position In about six years. Mayor Opposes Billy. HALKM. Or.--John ' H. Oiesy. mayor of Ha I em announced lhat he Is opposed to' the plan to invite William A. (Hilly)' S'lndoy to Sa lem to conduct a series of evange listic meetings. . "The Uev. Mr. Sunday's appeal,' said the mayor, "Is based on con demnation and u play on the emo tions. I do not approve of this sort of thing. ....... . "In some manner U was reported that I favored tho proposal to In vite tjje evangelist.. ,io come .to.a-It-'niT" fliia n not true! f think he ought not to come." . . Mayor Glesy declared that It was his opinion that the local churches are entirely adequate to cop with religious problems. - - Stop at Sec Our Special for At li Pound 13c You cannot get any bly not so good, for a time or place. Newlin (ANDY WINDOW C'onjipar Whei HOOVE of 1917! ARIZONA EXPECTS PROSPEROUS YEAR together wll ll successful diversi fied fanning, promise unbounded prosperity for Arizona and the Hall River Valley this year. The total yield of cotton will go far over the early estimates of C)) (j00 uuh.a ,t ,u 8tat(.a on Kood authority. Karly oranges and Krape fruit are now going on to the L;ts; ern nnd Kuropean markets: the lettuce crop will soon be ready for harvesting. Tanners and workers are busy hauling cotton to the gins, and merchants of the city are be ginning to feel the effect of more money In circulation. Conditions throughout the stale lS0(?m more favorable than for jpionths past. D. C. Juekllng, head of one of Ihe leading copper pro ducing plants, said recently I hat the position of copper was as good if not better than that of uny oth er metal. While the copper market has been slightly under last year 'a quo tations tho increased miles have given reassurances that conditions are bettering. None of the large properties has closed down, and all of the mining camps, including the gold camps of northern Arizo na, are busy, according to reports reaching tho State .Mine Inspector's office. Seizure or Liquor Curs Koiulil. Kl'GKNK. Gr. - The people or K u gene will have .the opportunity at Ihe election May 10 to vote on u charter amendment which. If adopted, will give the city author ities p.owor to confiscate automo biles and other vehicles found car rying liquor. It will also empower them lo sell the vehicles. The city council last night adopted a reso lution to place such a measure on Iho ballot. Our Saturday and Sunday or a Pound for 49c better candy and poj dollar a pound anoihcr D I l c i lie i hi ii ty Thr8 RIZED Phone Main 49 laiBiaElE3EIEIIIIIBEEBaBIEIZEISBf : If Jllll mm ivw Hi IK1 'Mmtt 9$BLi 475 DEPARTMENT STORES 108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore. U. S. Army Blankets All wool big size AT A SAVING IN PRICE ' " $3.79 It moans economy to buy iheso hlaiikolu horef You can depend on the quality of these good heavy. all-wool Army lilunkcls. These blankets are full bed size and come in tho. O. D. colors, and are tho good heavy weight suitable for all kinds of use. Supply your needs now for later use, at a saving' in price. School For Boys and Girls i; Lay in your supply of hosiery for your children' now! They will need several pail's each of sturdy, hose such as these for school wear. These will wear unusually well and are priced very low for the quality. Heavy Two-Thread Ribbed Black or Brown : Such pretty patterns Ncnv Sjmng House Dresses and" Aprons! These percales are suitable for all kinds of everyday dresses for chil dren. We are showing a wide range of colors and designs, so you are sure to find something you will like at these low prices. "Gladio" Percales Of standard and our own brand of percales, full 30 inches wide, in light designs only ' 19c- Yaid "Gladio" Percales In dark colors, many different designs and patterns, heavy quality, full 36 inches wide;. J 21c Ml Jll a; r.B k7 1 illlliT zam B iv.K'W .W a.,'u'B A IK III ssLI READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS GROCERY 2 Deliveries i incarporattd Hosiery 1 Percales Attractive Patterns hero for the new Spring Yard - n M r n : H g n : H ' U M ' H v. U s. a H U n u