La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 29, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textf n.in.'r' ' "in- Tuesday, January ), 1924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE Local News In Brief jot to Kpukaiu - Mih. L. It. Wood of l.u OrAniU', loft lust ovi-ninjf on roulo to Spo kum. wliuru hIiu will visit imlrfl nituly. - . unit hh booted or ullu-ru-LB-pcd to vadt eltlzi-m; won to cross on that aidr of the strt'fl. In otlu'r portions of tin iity similar conditions, ul though not so bud, any tho Ii'hs lovo for my husbund. Krom tho point wliuro who told how '"hi' curnv nl mo so uli-iolutoly ffntdnully," Mrs. l.elund' story painted - tho cliTfrvnmn In -the Kiilsc of a cat creeping nearer to (1hi robin. ', rpon taking tho stand lr. Case ul ! denied nil Mrs. Inland's accusa- t ons of intlmuey. Ho admitted WILLIAMSON Jnan Delacruz, a Filipino. wniYOOL MEN iineu .u in ino inunicipui eoun iiy j'iuk" j. i'. nmiT on inu, i niirfi of disorderly conduct. Jmlirr M.wft'k In City JudK' J.' II. Messlek of ilulu-r. BpiU Sunday and Monday In the city, lie chiih! down to attend the funeral of hid old friend, - Jtidd Attniilril riineral Nrrvlrrs ,- ' Mrs. Leltoy Morgan, Mrs. J. Kel ly and I'eter Itleveix have returned to m Grande after nccotnpunyinp 1 lit remains of tholr father to Sher idan, Wyoming, for burial. Iturk In l.ii Gimule Mrs. Gilbert Bryan! und son re turned lust evenlnir from Denver .Colnnirio. where they- have been visiting Harry llryunt. fonm-rly ol Im Grande. CONCLUDE MEET TODAY (Continued from pugo 1) iliu' pin- time, when I hoy prayed together, he held her arm. Ilia you ever kiss her?" lie t uikeil. "No." "Kit- hue? So." "river put your huliii on her km-.?' "Nc." "Intliiiutu Willi her?" "No." und"otlicr Issues. His speech was comprehensive nnil included obser vations oil tho big piohlema that confront the Industry today. Anion; wool growers at rendle- ton ure: T. W. Williams, llcirnee Addis. Douglas Ingram, It. A; Wade. A. 1-1. lturgdoff. I'orin.n.i: J. m. "..!-- Mon K. O. Warner. '" " - - ..,, uuv mil reucueu no in. mm tnklnir up the earned INCOME TAX REDUCTIONS ARE URGED (Continued from page 1) BUYS CATTLE Wedded to the belief that the rough pluoca In the cattle raisers Uvea are over -for. 11 wmie Joe wn Unmson earn in rrom Portland i few duya nBO, whero hp anil ht wife art' spending the winter, and madfi a deal with 11. J. Greene whereby ho became owner of tlu cattle which Mr. Greene has been running on his ranch near tho Mtn-utn. Joo snya he never saw so much sheep herding and cattle driving on tho rango as he. witnessed in tne lobby of the Imperial hotel In Portland where the "fellows" gath er to talk things over. He said H got into hlB blood and he came lo La Grande and bought Zbti iieao. Joe. will run those cuttle on Ills land over at Lookout Mountain In lluker county. GETS LETTER El in no Daughter of Mr. Bell FRIENDS REUNION OCCURS AT PARK; EVENT IS ENJOYED THl-I 1'AUK. (Special) A. J. Vandcrvnnter was ut tho Springs on business Friday. Jon. Lay was bargaining with Ihe I'nlon Hurdwnro for n Kusollne driiir-saw one dav Ihiu week. II Ik Vividly Describes Prcs-i"ot known wiiuier he win secure Mlin W Ul IIWl, UU1 Itll. ...., TI DISASTERS Sllvorhuek. Wash V. Chalinian. l'llnt Uoek; W. T. Mclionald, ItodmimdJ am . ar,-n-, jm omii prm,sln llle romn,llteo , .. ; rinlii.lv-refected Secretary niei- Ion's proposal to promim iuib- S. W. Claim. Uliss, , Menslr C"asc)t I'cw According to th' police depart ment, only about one dozen cas"P of measles exist In La Grande at present and these have been of a ' scattering nut tiro with no Indica tions that un epidemic will result. Trtiffli' Accident A stage and a Kord truck, owned by Jack Garret I. collided last eve ning at the intersection of Kir and Adams. Tho truck-was damaged to sonif extent. Mr. Garrett re ported the matter to the police. Hcntenre Suspended 1 Sentences of 10 days In jail placed on Hob Ordell and O. Dick son yesterday wero suspended to day by Judge J. I. Slater 'upon payment of their fines of The suspension was recommended by petitions circulated yesterday. ington, IX Idaho; J. Hiigenbarth. Spencer ! blaho: Jay Dobbin, .losepli; I'.j !. Studebaki r. Jaiiies llortoti. ; Iti-nd: James Melntyre. 1'eto Me Namee. t'aniiboll Itrown. Alexj Itobertson. Dave llar-iy, t'ondon: ; Petisr Sb'vin, Castle I'.oek: U D. Hroun. Uikeview; l'nt KiUy. An- telope; Hen Tnylor. K. V. Yanney;j J. 11. Ilreese. V. 11. T.ek-r. I'rine- : ville; Charles Hurgess. K. A. Knov. inJ.ton, led the fight against this Leland Steiwer. roasii: J. i. ; section. Mitchell: D. I. Ketchum, i ne i)ui-( les: Frank Monahan. W. H. Clevc-! land, Joe Hayes. C. 1.. Gioshen. Ar a mod Income provided FALL SAID TO BE NEAR BREAKDOWN ent Conditions in the Southern Republic. the following letter, written January i. from S:tllmu Cruz Oux. Mexico, has bei-n received by M. Klmont Hell, of this city, and de scribes some of the present condi tions In Mexico. The letter rends: IVur Father and Slsler: Titer Is u boat In, port so 1 will try to get a letter to you. was Instructed to look for a good muchlne. 1 Clarence Vunorder Is planning: on cutting and putting up lee In the near future. Virgil Kelly of tho Medlcul-Ha-ker uulo stage, may bundle Jos Lay's fat porkers, placing them on Ihe market at Haker later. lb-it Van was helping one of the neighbors doing some butchering one day this week. A line' little reunion of friends from Itig Creek congregated at (he (Continued from page 1) aa, and Hadlev, Kepublicun, Wush Mellon lroMs Kcjecto!. Secretary Mellon' t recommen- ' ' ' ,t...i.... ......t.. i Inn In I hA Ihur Kenno. K. V Smith, G. D. An-j " "'i.i"i .. Im ..mi wiveH In the community properly law statea from dividing their incomes for purposes of tax- i4i.nlt.mmi fl i-oon hud Still- milted a substitute proposal, inv w nose name una msu m-en .u.... or'gliml having already, been do- nent In the investigation, was de !.... in nrnblblt this division clnrcd by Denby to be "entirely wanes or sitlaries alone. Repre-nnd ubsolutely In the clear." sentullves Garner. Democrat, 1 cs- Of course alt Ulndu of business home of Afr. and Mrs. Joseph l.u) here is on the lnnn. Transporta- oim! evening last week. 1 bey eami lion has been cut off by rail since In a sleigh, having a" genuine obi December 1st. when the Hticrla straw -ldc. They all departed en forces took Santa l.ucretla. which ! tlrely delighted ufter a cheerful re la at the junction., It seems that jceptlon given them by the It out ran. they hnve been fighting somewhat J Mrs. Lay, and Helen Cantltte, tlu around there all this time. We school teacher. In whose honor tlu have no definite information as to' parly had formed llseir on that oe iust where the various scraps aro.caslon. going on or how they are resulting. i no roaus are or tne iim si ioi Hie only means of communication sictgn ruling anu an are taking an- is by telegraph and wireless . tele-j vantage of the short time at lorded graph, and lately they have even i cut the telegraph wires. The ruule'lll-XHXA S SO lli:IIIIY .i ii t mves on .i ror lite per vein miv ii-. Incomes of any umotini WaiiH Dniiglicrty Out. WASHINGTON. (AD A reso lution expressing the senate that I'rtflldent Coolidge request the res ignation of Attorney General Dau gherty was prepared today by Sen ator Wheeler. Democrat, of Mon tana, declaring that the president lost confidence In Datigherty derson. W. II. llarrett. G ... i. niii.,. li-.lin Mcln tyre. K. A. Guliik, 1- V. 'ntry.' .... .irnl(1 ln na that Icxcmpllfled by employment of out Heppner: A. M. lioberls n. Arllng-. , . fro salaries and , side counsel to prosecute the oil profenslonal services. Represon- i suits. Inn: K. V. Jolinson. waiiowu. Frnnk Doarr.: C. K. Clevelnnd. Ilos klns Hrothers, Stanfiehl: C. -' Head. Canyon City; It. A. Thomp son. Canyon City; J. D. French. Ourdnne; Tom Jloylen. Knoch Pearson, Tendleton: Norman S. Poole. Chicago: D. Perry. Nampn Malm: Frank Wtlkins. W. Muhon ey, William Pudberg, lleppner. t'ommittees wero named Juwt be fnr ndiournment by President Attending Convention li,v M llnhttln. nrnnitnent sheen man of Wallowa county. Is one of , Falconer. They are headed by th tho wool growers in attendance at tho convention of the state asso ehition now on at Pendleton. Ore. tatlvo Garner, author of the Dem ocratic tax plan, accepted the plan but suggested a reduction of ;sa 1-3 per cent. The 25 per cent rate, however, will stand in com mittee. Chairman Green sab!, be causo no amendment wasi offered to change It. On earned Incomes ubovo $5t0 ! tho definition of Mr. Mellon also i will hold. Mr. Garnor moved Mon- He Is a pitst president of the body. Mr, Dobbins makes his heudquur lero at Jcsoph. To Iteprtir Bulldlm,' A building permit has been is sued to Charles DeForesi lo Tepiilr a eiory and one-hulf frume build Ing on Lot 4. Block 71, Chaplln'n addition to the city of l.u Grand following men: Vinance, rrnesi Johnson: shearing. K. G. Warner; i railroads. Tom lloylcn: leglsSation. Frank Sloan; predatory animal control, U C. Johnson. day to def no "earn.ed income" an "reasonable compensation or nl lowancM "for personnl service where Income 1m derived from combined personal service and capital In tho prosecution by un incorporated persons of agricul ture or other business." This was defeated by a strict party vote and the motion of Representative ACCUSE PASTOR OF BEING ADEPT "' IN "SHIEK'S ART", miii. itiubiun. nw. Tom, .to CHICAGO (INS) .MM. CMiur- WASH INGTON (lly tho AmmoiIu ted 1'ri'ns) Kx-Hccrulury l'"all In on tllft vcrKO of a norvoim breakdown llle sonalo oil coninilltoi waa told toduy by lllB. counacl U-vJ Coouo, who llrifod tile contmltleo Imtno dlatoly lo qucallon Kail In Ills aii'k room, contending that delay would only aggravate l''aH'a condition. The committee decided to quel tlon l''uira phyBlclan under oath to' morrow na to Fall's condition. DEATH TOLL 69 Victims of Mine Explo sions in bhanktown, Pa., and Johnson City, III., Are Many. HHA.NKTOWW. l'n. (lly tho As sociated I'reHM With the re movlU Monday of five bodies from tho workiiiKS all tho men who were in tho l-uncashiro mine hero or the liarues Tucker Coal com pany at the timo of the explosion Saturday afternoon wero account ed for. The death list loiaiH an. Twelve moll were saved. No lab- ban been sei for an Investi gation by state mlniiiK Uutburilles, coal company officers said, but 11 Is expected to behi within u day or two. Mln Inspectors and com pany officers Monday entered tlu mine to ascertain lr It was safo enough for ImmcdlnlM investiga tion by a. board of inquiry. (IT the victims. 31 wero mar ried and the children made la llierles.i total 110. Friday In the haslslde mlnu of tho Crenra Clinch' Cpul, com puny was brouKht to 33 with tho death la n hospital Into; Monday of liuryl MorKaii. on;Vf)f tho Injurctl. ; Nearly all of Kntfbtnu'a hospital! nro suported entirely by voluntary was cut a ood while aso. bo t ween hero und I'uerta do Mexico, but there Is still a cable to Tanaiua by which messages can be relayed to New York HOM'lTAIi MAY SUIT U TI KI.KNA, Mont. (I.N.S.) Wltl luo per cent health conditions pre There bus been nolVallimr In Helena and vicinity fot fighting here as yet, but the people. Heveral months, lack of patient! of the town would rather welcome uireatens to close Ht. Peter's hos tho rebels If they came. The mllL-lpUul, unless trustees of the Instl tary commanders hero are just roh-'tutlnn are aide to replenish its fi btnc thn people blind. At the first nances through substantial easl whack when the flKhtlni; started'oontrlbulions. St. l'eter's Is tin they made a levy of some 40,ooi only Protestant hospital In the city pesos in money from the mer-lThe other hospital, St. John's. Is i chants, besides stnktuK vast ituin-Catholic Institution and has not titles of supplies, such as flour. t been overtaxed with patients foi beans, rice, corn, hams, bacon and several weeks. canned Roods and a vast amount Footwear JOHNSTON' CITY. 111.. Mlv tli-i Aoelaled Press) The list of fiend resultbiK' from the explosion ft -'-HiIn i Distinctive i f " Styles : .. , Greene of lbitior. They even took all the opium, morphine und cocaine out ,of the main dnif? supply house In town Fined for Speeding. II. H. Kdvulson was fined lit and eosls late yesterday In the Jus tlce court tiy Judu HukIi Hrady Isn It True The aoldlers boarded nt small i-uvuison was louno Kamy m itnv reslauranln In llle ami ,,,.,. lUR moloe vehlele at n fualel- rati when limy left for tho riBhllH(r " '":" TAItlH. (AT) Harry V. Sin clair today cubled Senator Lenroot commending Ihe preBldent's action to Institute legal iiroeeedlngs bvor tho Teapot Home leuse, but reltnr atlng his deterinlmillon not lo ru turn lo testify further until his Ku ronean business trip had been com- ! declare all Incomes under $6000 . pitied. as "earned." Hlnclnir In his message says lie In sotting a maximum amount welcomes "judicial . deternilnullon The building fronts on First street ; lotlec Lcland pictured har pastor, , 0( L,lirnI income for thu dcduc-'0j tiie8e questions In lawfully con stlluted courts at tile earliest pos-, slble dale."- .1,1 Ho added, that having mipearuil before the ..committee five, utluiea between O and N avenues and will tho I lev. Iff. (an l). 1 use, un u ; Uon lh(. motion of Iteprescntullvo be used Tor aparlmenls. The pro- klKHer jio lessv skilled than l"" Treadwuy, ltepubllcan. Mnssachil lluilnary estimated cost Is U()0. fHleek. UUin heroes of the films. 1 tl.ltBi proposing 20,uoo. as adopt- when slio te.sutieu 11110 0(, Ki.preHenlullvo Mcl.augnnn, 000; ltepruBetltatlvo. Bachar- MlH. C11III11 Has liii'ii Ill- Word from Mrs. I'ay T. Catllntfor divorce. ' former executive secretary and so cial worker for the Hed Cross chapter of I'nlon county, states that alic has been very 111 In Ta coma, but thai she is now regain ing her strength. Her many rrlends In I'nlon county will be pleased to know she Is on the roud to recovery! $:iim nnt Is :ivcn The Ladies of the Kit Kills Klan of linker have given their cheek for $:PMl as payment in full of their donaliell made to the I'rolestant HoHPilul fund for Baker county. Accompanying the check of $:ioo vas"nnolher one for MK1.30 which wan also donated to the hoapltal ufternoon In . her liusbund's Bull 1 j)B i uell. Kepublicun, New Jersey, $-5.- LEGION MEETS (Continued trom page 1) Thn "clergyman with who she:,.,,,, lietirosentatlvo Carow, contends she sinned ' four or five Democrat, New York. J50.000, times," kissed her on one oec.is- : ion for fivo minutes, tlio witness aic. j UNION COUNTY So deft w:ts tne i icrviiuni wnn ; bis pur;;ed lil. "he lestll'le.l, that! tho caress bl!nded het und brotiKht no s'.tock. "IXd it make you unry? ask ed l-'rederb-k Ilrowii, "irienu 01 the court." who i.s trying to prove tin: miniyler's contention that Mrs. l-land is unbalanced, with u eom plev for confession. "No," answered the witness. ' Why not?" lirown lnsstud. "I wan blinded." "How were you blinded?" "Ml- came at me so absnluMv and been discharsed. he felt Justin fled In remaining In Kurope until his business negotiations wero completed. Miltlee 01 Oregon : has an other meeting in Portland Sat urday to go Into the matter of adjust I'd compensation for ixaor vtc t men. II was ulso announced thai, the National Commander, Hall PIhjci-m In County Km ploy CLKVKI.ANIl, (AP) Hill WambiiKaiiNS, recently I radrd lo lioston I ted Sox by Cleveland, and pitcher (leorgu I hie are employed this winter in the county treasur er" i offec. tines, the captain would not pay their bill or even give a vale for 11. The officers have feasted themsel ves at the best hotels In town, hav-InB-mitsIc, drinking of n grent deal ol' expensive liquors und paid the bill with u "vale," or tut we call It O. V. Not content with that they, levied a dally contribution on all merchants of the town in mounts vnryln;r from $5.00 to ?o,ou- pur day. und an army officer Hpos uround every iuy to collect it. Tti.tv nvnii not 11 tcvv on the small dealers in vetabhs. meat andi"1"" " uic. im.i u. ...,, ,,i,i,.fnii.iw.r linn, "ell known doctor, a prescrlii i ..... ioi! ,i ..v.,n nn.t lln has been found that will ... .actually heal Piles ami ubsorl them never to return, Piles Arc Absorbed Never to Return After years of patient, palns- Jj.jun sure that he. like us, gels no buslnesfi tiieso days. 'I tie govern jpent .eleifks 4ind officers here have No man or woman need.suffe another hour with uny .discomfort m.Kboen .paid. forjsoveral monthsl 0(; Bon.nvm urlHlnjr, tttiitx'f'v ana may not get any pay .or u.tu trouhl(lfl.iM(.Hlunv Umt this (TOOd While yel. AS lorine peons i.,1,,pr ,, ,ir(.,.,.ltlHnii fcnmvn as ifi.to m nu num. ....... ""'"(.MOAVA can be obtalnfd for a i iium i"""- niodcrato price at uny nrsi-cinsH drug store on the money back dissatisfied plan. 1 You'll be amazed lo see hov uuickly It uds. Uh-ssed relief ol ten comes lii un hour; even in cases of long stunning wnn pro ruse bleeding, really wonderful re suits have been accomplished. Hlmply ask tho Hed Cross Urng Co. for a small box oi ftiuAVrt works ntartlng. but they uro all closed now. The military authori ties hnve not bothered us nor urry othor Americans In town. The con sul told us to notify him if they did; , ... Now don't worry about us; At present (hero Is no way to send us aid, not even by V. O. money or der, as It could nut be cashed here WAHH1NGTON (! the Asso ciated Press) A whirlwind of de velopment! Monday ..advanced measurably the government's plan lo rid lleir of thief Fall iH leases. A resolution urging tho presto dent to 1 n at ilu t e p vo ce ed i n g s f o r unnullment of both tho wmciuir and Doheny contructs was debat ed all duy In the senato with 1-And money sent direct Is loo greul Hl'PPOHITOItli:H. being pointing lo adoption Qtilnn, has designated February 10-1" an "National CompenMutlon fund and had been raised- 1y vu-limi . ,llst cmeI to feel he t hot i Week and that "w rioiiN activities promoted by the i;o Wnslolng right. I didn't tool ; P"" "luu,"l,'"t ' V .. klnnswomen for tho fund. j mhhmhh. -i i - Wnlcr, Wnlcr KwrrwhfM" i Willi the regular January Ihaw. at leesl (hat's Hie name a good uhi,m or tlie older residents of 1J Orainle cull It, still enduring, the I ..nn.litirtn of BOUIC of Hie Street t crosslnuB in th city this niornlng resembled miniature lakes of wa ter. At Ihe Intersection -of l'"ourlh and Adams, on the west corner, Ihe (sutler -was completely stopped up unci the copilitl on ,vns sneh thai. 2 Days More Clint's Clothiciy 5th Annual January NEW TODAY XOTICK. Due lo (lirfhillty experienced III -ollei'tlng charges for ndver ILsIii that Is lifted under classi fied advorib-lmc mid under (be "new Kslay't heading, (be live ning Obsi-rver will hereafter lake in. t'lassll led ndvrllsin or ndvci-IMm; (o be rtm its "new loibiy" unless lli ndvertlshi Is nctoin)dnie)t by cash. dlcatlons Tuendo. Another resolution rciueBtiittf John ithe president to cull for .tho resi gnation of Secretary IH-noy bi caiife of hs purt In the leasing program, was Introduced by Sen ator ftobinson, Arkansas, the Democratic leader, but Ifii con sideration was deferred. Sought Two lawyers The president lale Monday sought two lawyers, ono ltepubll can and one Uemocrul, to prose- oil . Icuso unnullment careful l rlHlr Tlicrn Is nnlv one roulo bv In follow the simple directions which to 8nd a inter, that Is by that come In eaeli liox. fliau ui steamer from San Francisco. How- , d'is nceipl'd. A' ever. If you folks, among ''. can TT. j will unite in an effort to put the com peiiKa tlon matter firmly bo .' fore the taxpayers of the country j and Ihoir congreMsmcn. According to Iho local l.eglon- ......... l.M .., w.-b . r, I-,,!.. II... men have lniiteated tneir mien- "" tiouH to endorse the bill In both;""- ..,,, . bouseM and even over tho presl- ; nr Walsh. In u sciiato do dents veto. Senators McNary and I but- charged ex-presid- nt I ard StanfiHd and Congressmen Haw- i lnS had knowledro l.M. Watkin, and Hinnott have all j r J,,un'8 act ln 1uumI,, 11,0 n's'jr" m-trnnwlixhrfi.) Hwir Intentions to ! lJ, the local post, statu legion offi cial- get together a Utile fund to send us, when transportation Is once again opened we would greatly ap preciate it. We shall surely be glad to hear rrom you. I suppm" there ere a lot of letiers from you and other folks hung up along the route. Willi love frnin your daughter, CAHSIK A. CUBAN. I Clearance I i OfKL L The House, appropriation'!! com mlltuii reported a. bill for I lltl.lHX) for the prosecution of Hio nuval oil suits. T?1'T TITTi1 TUT I. I I'nlcus Ihe lesignallon of Kec IS ORDERED ' hands before .Monday night, Ken. t TTTr.irr,r. alor WulHh declared yesterday a? Al i KU V HiO : ternoon In the Senate he would ( fccek action In that body lo removo'l (Continued from page 1) '"wnV.i. ..i,..i ln.ni.v showed " : 1 T! TT! , ' uurllness for office when lie di- ! I'Oll PA !.K Airedale lerrler. r.ir.e roun.l l-resiueni .uni um '"'; himself of respolllblllfy I molllh.-! old. r. uuile Willi piiH'K'. iiiieieaM ii m 11.10. ror the naval oil reserves. Call at Id Washinulon Avenue. longer ot Hie opinions 01 i.c.n , l-li-aip country Inlt-rests regarding tlie va- prions proposals now before con- 200,000 Fords Built (Inod clean airain. gress. n,...ior k. )ol Vnar LUllllg llll. A HOI . l lliilln lluililitig AilUHv llniM 13KU1.1.V, (ATI llulldlng con Htructure In llerlln durinc ll:l tell below llle record of 1822. Ill th,e last quarter It was only 4:1 per cent of Iho amount for tho corresponding period of TJ22. I'At'll'IO I'.MAUTY I'Altl.OK ltuoins 7 & 8 Over Olass Drugs .MiiriM'lllllg Maiilurlng - llohblng SliaiilKiioliig I'aclal anil 'TBrs. Clevc Tal'lman rnrtland (Iraduat.'s Ofthv I'liolic 57.1-W ltchhlcucc l'liolll! a7-Jt that you couly accomplish lots if you only had something liinidy to pick up in spare moments? Let us Uaby shv Wear. you our line of Stamped Goods and HSTBaby Shop In the Gilded Palace of the Orient's Greatest Lover an Knjrlish beauty trapped an Army officer fighting for the honor of his name a secret plot for military aid intercepted the treachery of the Rajah's butler ' . Thrills and romance crowd this spectacular motioii' picture adaptation of the famous stage '-. success. Here's a masterpiece of entertainment. DISTINCTIVE PICTURES CORPORATION Silver Grilh tiii nzi v v ii at. v i j w -mmw A . If... T. rir. . wit. -ttJ-lV,C JVIVE. DAVID PfJWELm HARRVT-MgiSW- ARCADE THURSDAY POLA NEGRI in "THE CHEAT'' WANTIOII Clill fur g" neral Jiouse !: work. Tart of day. I'hom- sr.4-.I. La Grande, Ore. The Best Thought of and Most Talked of Hi Class Grill in Eastern Oregon .-nlt,H.T.K y at si.imi p.-r ion or .i;.."". -we attempted io snow ine pres- delivered. rheni" I'ur rs 1.V2. , ,i,.nt I In fact w hich Is everywhere I ' i' . recognized in agrleunurui regions. DIITIIOIT. -Mich. (Spcciall l ln- said Mr. Jewell. "Ihat the pressing a production figures for JH-'I Juki i WANTHIl Het of heavy logging ,.,.,! loday la for better prices for ItarlKss anil lues io cm faini prouueis. niM ior more creon. I'hone 377-11. A. GOING ON - Jur cninc stuiK i.i placed on sitle at a sav ' ing to you of 10 to 33 l-: Per Cent Discount Off Our Regular Prices. Save now on your Wealing Apparel. 2 MORE DAYS LEFT Standard Merchandise Of Quality Clint's Clothiery A store will" Conscience ' LOST Sma j l.itw lirstoftic 7112. II Lack v.. ..A" l., I l-21-llp i-'armers are pre'tty well fixed for -I, ; credit: w hat llley need Is a fair f.ixin.el,fle. f()r n.lngs they have lo n new'Koley l.n gill, yino ,,(.. I.... I ((..ward. ITioiio made nubile by llle l-'ord Motor company, allows a lolal of 2.2IM), fiJI2 h'ord products for the year. ! (if this number S.ii'jii.Wir repre sents l-'ord cars and trucks alone. The output of l-'ordson tractors to taled ldl. K8 while 7.S2T, Lincoln t ..,.r..u.nlillvi.R rtt the eviinrl l-LJ-tl; ., u.hl..h nr.. nmi' Inim were liiunu fuel ured. establish " organi'.ed in pi-netlcally every statellng a new yearly record. Mahogany library t-l- . ..... ,,...., .rt .,i.i trtl Kverv liriineh of lb." l-'ord output blc und Two Mah,.eany -inini. fcp)..lk f,)r business Inlerests as well jshowed a decided Increus.- over room cl'aiis. owner leaving city- B() ,lr,.y frm organizations. Inl922. ' llargaln. 1 tmnn -i nn asking his suniinrt for the McNary llaugen bill, w hich we believe to lie bv fur the most workable plan pro- Ol; SAI.I-: Heed bal.y ...,, , increase prices for agrl- cutlural products." roll PAI.lv- Heed baby (iood condition. Call :i i 1-2'J-tf : buggy. rr.-.i. I up, iheri or fair or iuhus in log-. AM Itcsidrs Jirlsoncr In ( iiui'l J WANTK1 Children to care for by ! .l.,v ueek or month. CI. se 10 (;r.'-nwood s-IkioI. a ' server. I KTAMI'olili Knalan.l. fAI') ; l-'or Ihe trial of ono man. event No I (en -on lo Tmllfr. uu. )llt on )ri,iillon rur "teal WAKHINtlTON (Hy Hie Assocla-1 Ing a pair of boots, the following In-l llr- Oo- led rress) Henry l ord louay in- nad to alleml at llle iiuanur ses-l-2V-2tp formed the house military com-iMtons: III' recorder, tho mayor, mltlee he thought H unnecessary : I he d-puty mayor, the clerk and C5 w There s 4 Reason w I I w We -rre"TTiest the market affordiT' 2 At I'opular Prices. Quick Service All-Anierican Place MERCHANTS' LUNCH DAILY . Delicious Coffee Under now management since January 1st. I ,.,.vr m ,n fiv.-room for himself or any representative; his deputy, a provi-m ing solicitor. ! i .. i... Mrs 7nb, r l-2:i-llp . to appear before a loinmlllee to ; a police superintendent, an Inspec- llUlim. . ..rt..r rt,f llla-.l.r ! d..r,r,.,.illS f I III T COTlHtallleS I ' - luriner in 1100 iiiw w,,- , ... . . - 1.. c u:.viiiir Unit Ihe commit-1 40 iiirvmen und women, three re- I i-oit ir- 1.1,, "in..,,!,-,: ,,., all Hie fails and further ' portern and the ortlciul bliortlianU i . .. . i. - i. ii.. i,..niiii!s would uuly ciiuse delay. wilier, Silver Grilh alentines-- We have as eleboratc showing of Valentines as one would wish to choose from. Ranging in price from: ; ..1.5c f) foi ; for ... 1 for And 5q, Oc rIic and 50c u : ', v Make your selections 4iow Andrews9 Variety Store Service Economy ! I f i . an - I1U 1, - - - .-"' -