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TITE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, .la nun ry 20, 102-1
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L
S STPTSnNHv;
HATS
TTRUE economy consists
. in buying that which
gives the greatest service.
; A Stetson will never dis
appoint you. Its superj
' quality means long wca-
; its style insures complete
,! satisfaction.
. You'rf knowail about
that when qiice you vo
Pworn a!Stetsn
pWestenhaver
i & Gilbert
201 Depot St
:Chuanfr Makes Amoy
: Contribute Heavily
t ( -
J:. JaMOT. t'hilia. (AV) All the
'country surroundinjr Amoy. includ
hiK 4'htnbity, Ih now In poHH'-twion
of northern troopH. Amoy t.'Hy and
Hbmd is the only territory remain
I'lnV in Ihe hund aof Oeneral Chu
jfMfff Chlhplnff. who took Amoy by
Mrco 18 inonlhs uho. V
Ounornl Chuunpr liolda a heavy
fetatml over thin flty. He eolleeU
fnx-B on wines and tobacco and
jiny other commodities. Kverv
Swl sold In the tnar!cet payH flv
ccnls, and (tvery lumdrod hkkh L'i
, cenlsr MreeriickerH and paper pay
-I'll cents, and electric, current 1.'
'ppr cent. Krom It) to 20 centa an
collected on every pair of nhoen
aohl:, hnusvholflers pity two mont!iH
rent, every peddler jiIvch uji two
dollars, and every shop per
, cwiil of Hm tneoiiie.
ff
U j
JWM iff. ,1 p
mrrnnnii nr
:j n.lluum ui .
rfsw tin m r n
ill airi mm
Aviators Rights Are
Sustained by a District
Judge in Minnesota
Court.
8T. I'M I- (Al') Tin- old common-law
iiiiixiin, "v liofe- tin mill
im. hlK it Ih from 1111 hen v '(!im to
th" d i(lis of tint eurtli," wiik over
ruled In it ilt-i'lHliin by Judfu John
MiihiM-l. or the J)ilrJtt fourt
of Mittfit H jta, In ii Hiilt for diini-nt-H
hiuMKlil y a loi-al property
mniiT aitrr im airplane made a
Inreed lau'llnc on properly.
Tin' plaintiff Hoiir;it alHO to en-
Ijoin the defendant from riylnjt
over hlK properly ri'K:trllKH of th
' n II i( ti'l" of tiiu-h flli;li(H.
"The upprr it 1 r n u natural IhtI
la;;e I'oiiiiiioafT all of the people
ari'l IIk lyrrfionaltle use our; hi Hot
ito Im' Ujrfipej-ud hy un anile lit aitl
! flfiajiiuxini of law," the judge de--Lvd.
if The dicinlon Ik regarded iih of
ureal inipcu'tfini'c, uemrdlnfr to I.
I K. I;i-ll. fe-ereitiry if tin- Aerunnu-th-.d
( 'hainh-'r of ( "nmiiierce,
which represent;! uotnc 1 ,20(1 roih
. inereial aireraft op'TatorH In the
. I rlli fl SI a I en. ft may he Inler-
preied an a. HiM-ciric declaration of
' i ho freedom of thu air whereby
aircraft may fly over properly,
'without being guilty of trenpaH. Ik;
. H.il.l.
"fondeninatlon nf nir lai
not feasible because aircraft canjiino, " know I'm emburrasninK th'
not adhere strictly to u defined government."
c.otiim" Judjv Mlenael's dt-clsionj "Perhaps." Interrupted Kir Jits
irild. "The air, so far as II has unyf'-you ought to say. I know I'm J
ilrect relation to Ihe comfort undiM. Murrleslnfr the Government.' "
: enjoyment of the land. Is uppur
I tenant to the land, but to contend
that II Is pari of the reulty, uh
jeifectlnjf the rltrhl of air naviga
1 1 luii. Ih only a legal fiction, devoid
jof substantial merit."
Judce Michael a.ild that while
there was some danger to persons(revlvals always seem to succeed. I'
I and property I com aircraft, arci-1 Is widespread In t healrical cirri er
idenls were infrequent and -"this that Barrio is going to let Dorothy
haard Is Infinitely less than cn- IHckson. an American dancer, whe
'countered In every walk of life h;is become a well-known aclresy
I from variors other causes." In London, tako the leading role in
j While ;inling the plaintiff
damages the Judge, in refusing Ih
injunction Mild that modern pro
gress and great public Intercut
Hhould not ht blocked by unneces
sary legal rcflmnienls.
liiiKcnc llfgh (iradtiaKN 15.
Ml f ! KN'K fir. Klfteen students '
of the Kugene h:gh school finish'
cd tlie course at mid- ear. ac-
rordln;,- to announcement yehter-
day by la.v'd .Ioium, principal of
tho school. They are Theodore
Hlaler, 'Jhelmii Petersen, Richard
llayden, (Vral Llndley, Helen Iliir
ton. (if nevii While, Joe Kmtdlc,
p. I t Wi.rii'M k. Winifred Morris,
lltiili Miller, Leoim Nielsen. Muck
Hall. Hirei Murphy. Hurton Nel-
mcii and Albert SeolC
SHERRY'S
TODAY AND TOMORROW
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RY
GKFORD
-IN-
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A Spanish RoniimCc
1
With HOLIiltOOK KLIXN
"The Worhj's Swetheart"
l'lays a lullaby of loVe-an overture of pas
siona symphony of hate a jazz tune of
laughter a snap: of romance in "Rosita," a
most stimir.r melodrama filled with scenes
of intense, jri ipping emotionalism.
A New Mary Pkkford Ait
Nine Reels Please Come Eailv!
Lk'Sisissa
SODIUM, FLUORIDE
REMEDY CONTROLS
POULTRY "LICE'
It la liurri (o Imagine uny
troatincnt which would be better
than Hodlum fluoride for Itcu on
poultry, nnytt lr. B. T. HIiiiiiih,
veterinarian of Ihe Q, A. ex
periment station. It uohhchki-h (1m
udvnntaffifl of 1ilii(f inc pensive,
cally uppllcd, vnry cf flchut , und
hainilcHH wht-n properly uhmI,
Many poiilli-Micn hovu found
that birds can be tn-atcd more
rapidly at nhrhl an they ran bi
catiffht more cunlly at that time.
Treatment coiikIhIh In rubbing u
Hinali pinch of the powdered drufr
into tlie fluffy fealtiers around
tho vent, ulonic tho InHltle of
the thlfchfl, nniler th uinH, and
In mime Instances ulon the nerdc.
A pound Ih enough to treat 6imi
or more fowlw.
The ihc of Hodhfm fluoride ih
well beyond tho experimental
Hlaffe. Varloim experiment Hla-
tfonn, the federal department or'
iitfi'lrulttire, and thouttundu of
poultry men have found by act u-
al experlonce that this Ih a moi;t
Manufactory treatment Tor poul
try lice.
BARRIE IS NOW
BETTER; ABLE
TO CRACK JOKE
LONMK.1N". I.N.H.) Hir Jan
Iturrie has recovered from his rev
cent lllneHs, 'ns evidenced by hit
latest little joke that iu beliiK re
peated tn London clubs.
rtarrlc was attending a rehcarna'
I of "Whii t Kvery Woman Knows.''
lf ;nnd heard Godfrey Teiirle jrive th
A "Peterpunls" followed.
Sir James Is doing (iiltc wel
with his London royalties despite
the fact that ho has written noth
ing new of late. He hus four ol
Ills old plays now running tn
crowded houses In London, when
his next new pluy.
New l'iti-m Program Sought.
Hundreds of Oregon farmers
I f roin all parts of 1 he , state met
Int. the state college In . ,orvallliJ
last week and worked out n nev
program of farm production,
based on marketing dualities a
well as crop tonnage. Need for
s.ich a, program was stressed by
.Walter M. Pierce, governor, an;!
lr. W. J. Kerr, president of the
college, rollego and federal spe-
dallsts hud gathered a vast store
of facts un supply and demand,
which (lie lending farmers ii
many lines considered In timing-
Ing their new farm managemen'
syHtenifl.
iifnim mm
F
Union Delegation Enjoys
Hospitality of Their
Cove Fraternal Broth- j
ers.
tW'ION' (Spiiliil) JiiIiii Wort-'
Hiiin inolori'il (o V.lKln l-'riduy i'V.'-.
nlnic to a.-n Iho Oiiion-I-ilgiii bank
I'thnll hranii.
iMli (iccjiKiu Jiii'oIih. who liul
iMin l.whliiK In On' HuiiMi Kniil''
liuililini;, will not leach 111" rc
muiiwli r of tli't yiir. Hhn Ih vx
ii.'rllnt In M'turn lo hi-r lionif
finlili-nilHli-. WiiHh.. In tt few ilnyn.
Unlll Iht pd.'illlon ci-.n ho rilh'd ly
il Wfi riwl ti-iii'hi'i. Iho room will
hii hanilli-il hy mi'inlHTs of tht'
Irai-hiT Iralnini; t'lans.
Wlllluni Kli lhloc k. It. II. liohrl?.
Vornnn A 1 1 n . clmrloH Crows. I'!. I''.
Iti.utfr, V. V. Connor, and Mr. Me-
Malum of Ihiltfr pahl On CoVf (-hid
'," ' '"' ' ' .
Milium ..f lli.l... tin I.I li.i I'nVl' llll.l
,". u mirpriM' vla """ ""
ELLOWS
VIST
Git
",""u "'" '""'nteert Fancy art BoCKi., D. M. C.
ovor rvi-ryhony was invneu to an
down 'to an oyatcr uppi'r, whlrh !
soiiin of Iho mciilhiTH hail rustli1
alter the visitors arrived.
On their way home from Ihe Lo
(Iranile
le Kn,e 'ITiursday e,elB , Silvcrlllbrn
foity of Ihe linker player.,;...,...,... ... M7V ;
about
and fans slopped off in I'nion Ion?
enough to see the windiip of the
Tame with Wallowa.
Homer Hidwell came down from
North Powder Friday evening lo,
attend theVunelf al.nu- nieitlnt.
Mrs. Herbert Cheney, who has I' -
been In the IiohhIIiiI nl l.a fliandel
for n couple of weeks recoverl im
from un operation for appendicitis
relumed lo her home in l.'nlon last
Tuesday.
.Mrs. !)otill!st and llllle son are
hero from I'orlland for a visit with
the former's parents, .Mr. and Mrs.
.V. I. Clark.
(Holm Miller anil wife left for
liichland .Sulurdiiy, In order lo take
up their work In Ihe schools they
teaching near that place, They
had been here lor several days
nwlntr lk Ihe serious IllneH D
Mrs. Miller's sister. Leah Ijiv. Miss
Lay Is much better ut this lime.
Frank Hani arrived In I'nion
Thursday to visit at tho boniu of
his brother. Steve Hnrn. Mis fam
ily arrived the next day. They came
here iroin Ituperl. lduho, and are
xpectinif to locate here. If possible.
A unique entertainment was101 ailvcrlhorn - Wright s Family
staged by tlie .Modern Woodmen
Wednesday nvonlnc. Invitation. U
were seni our lor a dunce nnd sup
per. OiineinK was in order rrom
nine till aboul mblniglit, when sup
per was announced. Kueh lady
stood behind a screen and the men
lild on their slifidovvs in order lo
eure iiartners for Ihe oysler stlji-
per. Some of tho bids ran high,
and a neat sum was netled ifo'r the
lodge. I'he bidding cnusdd much
run, as several failed lo recognize
Ihe shallows of their best friend-
and didn't secure the partners they
expel led lo. Alter supper the dance
was continued for a short time.
Tlie measles epidemic seems to I
be on the decline. Ko tar about
75 cases have been reported In j
town, bul the children arc rapidly
being releiiaed from iiuaianllne and
ire retiirnin.'; to school. Although
Ihe alteii'lance In Ihe grade rooms,
fell belmv tin. fifty H.r ,.,.n murk.'
'In- school board did not deem 11;
lest to discontinue school.
Unkind Wulf and family were!
here from Perry Ihe latter part of
'"si week visiting al the home of
I'M Wulf. Th.y relumed lo perry
Sim lay.
Uev. Qiilnn will start his clans
n Ihe sludy of New Teslamellt hi.-'
'oi y Mils week. The IlieellngS tills
a-niiKler will In. held on Tuesday!
veniiiks In the high B-hool build-:
I'l-ed Osborne, who has been III I
"Ith -flu" at the rnlon hotel for
T-veral days, was in a critical con
llllim Kaliir.lay afternoon, and his'
irother. Ilr. Osleirne. us sum-l
mined from Idaho. Two physicians
v.-re In ronsiiliallon. one from l.a
'lrande and Ilr. Hcliusler or I'nion. I
I'iie n.-M nioiiilni; he was belter,
the lungs being a llllle clearer. !
Mr. Me.Mahiin. who has been
lieio Tor several weeks working nt
.the Ml Ill-Hill Inline, finished his In-j
lerler decorating Saturday and re
nrned to his home In linker Sun
day niornln;;.
Wl'llain Slaee. who was here the
las! of Ihe week, looking after
S'une business, started back lo:
llli-iiliind Sunday.
Jehu Scarborough was called to,
I, a I'.rundo Saturday owing to the
Hlnesi: of ills son.
Slides ami a lecture en the sub-I'-iM
"A I'eep Int.! God's Power
Plant" were presented ill Ihe M. K.
"hlil-eli Sunday evening by Hie pus
tut', Uev. l.'uinu.
Cllv lus Fliv HiH'.
lil:uw.SVII.I..;. or.The first
move lii the Improvement of the
llrowii.ville munleipal water sup
ple and fire-righting system con-d-dii
of the purchase of S;,u feet
of new bote. Tills, added to hose
wliiel the lire departim-nt pos
sesses makes some '.'nun feet avail
iblo hi even! or fire. The city
has now only ( pine,. n night
w-lchnian en th,. job in order to
iivall Itself or a In per t.,.nl r(,.
dUell'Ml III nsiir:uw-. n.t.. u..
a tiiuusauil tlnlliirs were voted
I al
il speelai election recently
work ".
for
Ths Missouri Man thinks
'much
r,C I !,-rii.l.-l,l.. .....I l.,..i-... 1.-...
' ' "' i r.raiii-
ator. Mlln rllioiii-WrlgliC. Fanilly
lirug SI. ire. Iji (Srande, Kri-gon: 1
want lo congiatulale you on your
Ocrmltlde nnd I'.m.li jii( Krudlea
!or . I und that uno boltle has en
lliely stepped a serious case of
dalidi ul f for me. And my hnlr Unit
was ralllm: out badly has slopped.
I am enclosing Ji.iin ror , w hich
mail me Iwo bodies, one' tor each
of my iieiKhbers who will be glad1
lo ley this on my say so. H. K.
Jones. Kaiib-ts city. Mo., ;.8:3 Lo
cust. fr'U 1-lM-tf'
. FIND
IT
HERE
Copy forthta column must be;
In by 8;08 a. m.
A prescription for the sick fotkn
ut homo will always be properly
filled and delivered without extra
rout at Hllrerthorn-WrierhL'B Kani
ily Liniff Hture. - l-a9-2t
A ri'ul chocolate with ' whipped
cri'ain wllh your hot lunch and a
piece of home itmdA applo or inlncc
(In at Kllverthorn-W'rltrlil'n aodu
fountain pill be euro to pIchki you.
Their prices uro always most ren-
f'Nonable while the quality Is always
the' very best. ' l-l'y-Jt
II'iiiMKchlllit, eicatlni. .
Button holes blittons covered
. -
atampinff. Mall
ordora given
prompt attention. All work Buar.
Thren4 and nabr Wear.
i no Mitfiiin ami Art. Hiutp.,
Mrs, L. If; Norton,
1115 Adams ; , I'hone Jlnln 6113
.: . - l-ll-lm
C'artl of Thanks, j
We wish lo thank nil for their
klnOnwis: In our rreent sorrow, nnd
I'or "le benutlflll flowers from
rrl"n1"' nelarhbors and Ijidy Mac
"cnbees.
Mr. Ray Koolier. "
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Kllnlworlh.
.Mr. and Mrs. Ralph HuUer,
Mr, nnd Mrs; Wm. Wurnsttiff,
, Mr. Kd. Looker and Family.
' ' ' l-2l)-ltp
Stop couching. For tho ' first
tlmo in your life yon can get well
or no money. O.ur 21-hour counh
"""1 col1 curl Personally cuur-
( - afltocd by us. Newlln Ui-ug Co.
.' . " ' ' l-26-3t
'LUMBINO and PTE AM FITTINO.
Phone 219-J.
l-2-26lp
' Oon't overlook .that, bottle . of
Gcruilcido and, l)andrul'f Krudlcut-
ror 0"Lt lfl so'd at 7fic a bottle only
prug Store.
1-2S-:
" ' ' . ' ' -
stop coughing., Lor tine, fli'.t 'gold band . semi porcelain dinner
tlmo In your. l.lfo yoirc-fin get well warB ,,,,, , Al.leiicn. Cliiaran
or no money. Our. 21-hour cough luod ngalnat crazing ami decorated
and cold euro Is personally guar- .th ftm lnal gold handlni. c.in
anteed by u.. Newlln Urug Co, Ipletn open stock of this pattern at
l-Jo-Jl
;; School bboti. of all kinds. A
complete stock at Bllvorthorn
Wrlght'a Family Drug Store.
l-29-'-'t
Indoor Pastime for the
Home and
Kindergarten
Blackboards
Drawing Books
: ; Games
.Straight Line Picture Cut-Outs
V : . Silhouette Border Patterns
Spelling Boards
Bradleys Peg Board
' .r Stencil Outfits
.
And Other
' " Numerous
See Our Window
in ewun
LA (HAMi; OIUXiON
" We Sell and
OLYMPIC. 4i)-lb. sack,
BAKERS BEST Northern Hard Wheai
49-lb. sack, $2.10;
PICKET It sells on
?1.S8; bbl $7.12
JERSEY CREAM Grande Ronds most
famous brand, 49-lb. sack, ?17S; lbl $(3.72
OUR SEAL Grown and mille here; the '
most for the least; 49-lb. slS1.39; bbl. ?5.4!)
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IIoiieIi(uii J'iiriiltiii,o Co.
Bpecittl on uiattrLsaeB,
l-I7-tf
Ktop couKhlv. I'or the first
tlmo in your life you ran i: t well
or no money. Our -4-hour C(ni;;h
and cold euro In personally guar
anteed hy ua. Newlln 1iuk t'o.
1-
Try our full dinner order at Hie
II -H (ii-UI for onl l-M-if
I'hh our phone for your tai. Tin
two best candy bars of the year are
Tlnit-a-I.InK Hay Hlucks. f.c; and
flrazil Creani. luc. Try one. .Mall
your letters here, we have slainp.'i
to sell. Newlln lirug Co. l-i'S-l
Call rue Hiils.
Healed bids will lie reci ived by
the Comiulsslun of tlie City of l.a
Orande, On.'Kon, Tor the eoiiatruc
tlon of the Improvement in Im
provement District l b.-r las,
within Ihe (Tly of l.a (irnnde. Ui"
f?on. accordlim to thu plans unl
spcclflcutlonu of said improvement
now on file in the office of the
City Recorder of said city. A de
posit of f.. (Ill will be t-e,un il for
8t f plans und specifications
wmcn ainouiii wtu ue ret uiiuetl v
bidder Is unsuccessful, and rel'irlu'i
same to this office.
lllds will b" ricelved lo tie
hour of seven-lhlrty p. m. Feb
ruary Kth, 1HJ4. at the eoiumliM'.oi,
room in Ihe City Huildini; al l.a
Grande, Ore;ron. and must be ac
companied by a certllied cliecli In
favor of Ihe City of I.a llrande,
Orea-on. in the nmomil of Hk;
(ten per cent) of the amount of
bid, as a Kuarantee of Hie accept
ance and completion of contract if
awarded. Cheeks will be returned
to unsuccessful bidders.
The commiasnn reserves the
i-iu-ht to reject uny and ull liids.
lly order of the Commit-iilon Jan
uary 23rd, l'J24.
J. K. STKAUNS.
Hecorder of Ihe I'll- of
l.u Orande, (Jrej;on.
l-L'u-IOt
Four Tliiim.
When you think of
tarts
l'icliu-cs
Alt i.
Jliiinerwai'e '
You tlilnk of Ulciiardsou'M Art &
Gift Shop, und Us four leading lines
1-20-11
Hent, sell und repair all makes
sewing muchlnrs. ' Ask about frei
dressinnklng course. White Sew
Ing Machine Co., New Foley Old?
683-W. 12-27-t:
Pi'Iiiccsk loao
This name applies to Ihe finest
a times. Sets at 8.11.',. The illn-
nerwure for nice and everyday s-.tr-
vlco. Ileforti hwyw tlinnerwure
rinit thu Kleli.mlHon Art t Gill i
'Shop und sue 1'rincctut Uoijo. j
Doll Cut-Out
Articles Too
to Mention
for Siuvrgestions
Bcokc Stationery
Company
Recommend
$2.13; bbl
arin
V-iU
bbl ...$7.07
its merit; 49-lb.Xack,
HOOVERIZED GROCERY
Phone Main 49 2 Deliveries
ill iiiiiiii
- i urn
"W'Mj 475 DEPARTMENT STORES
108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore. ,
New Smart Spring Hats
Just Received
Dcconiing Styles and Real ISargains
.See this display of the newest and most attractive
styles in Spring Millinery. They are made of tho
satin horsehair braids, and conio in l)lues,-biowns and
blacks. Many different styles and patterns to choose
'I from. S
from.
I y
Unusual values at remailoilJe low prices.
(9 Hats. .
j $2.93, p. 98, $4Tna $5.90
LA CiJNDE
CIIIN'l!3 SHOP
All Mild
Overluiuied und Itetmili
Arel.vlene WrMtiur u Ail KlruN
OjMmter Itnrins nnd Ovn-st-.; I'jstcms '
Crnnkshitfts, l'lston.q end 1'isitm I'lim Iteroiiud
CIlvo Us a 'J'rlul r '
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
Use Our Phone ;
For Your Taxi"
The best candy bars
Ling Hay Stacks, 5c
Try
Mail your lette
Newlin Dru
Company
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
These Well Known Brands
wiinr i.' umMT ifii'.
it i ivynu n iiua i, f.
GRAHAM FLOUR, 10-lb.
CORN MEAL, While, or Yellow, 10-lb. sk., 39c
FLAPJACK FLOUR, pkg 29c
BLACK FIGS, 7-lbs S1.00
ITALIAN PRUNES, 17 lbs $1.00
SEEDLESS RAISINS, 5 lbs G9c
WHITE FIGS, 8 lbs ?1.00
INSTITUTES I .
k mcoraoraua .
iovcly
Creiid'oiis
Newest
Models
Khapea lo Suit
Individual
I'rcfcicnce.
'M Colors that
KeJlect the
Newest and
Most PJeasing
IRON WORKS
AMI roiiNimv
JMuehincry, Atitruti(,t)ili mi'l Tim -tort Itcpnlrctl
of the year are Ting-a-
and Brazil Cream, 10c
One! v
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a
cu.i- ' ri,.
.mvu -v
sack. 39c
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