PACE FIVE
Friday, February 1, 1924.
THE LA GRANDE EVKNlMO OBSERVER
Local News In Brief
COMINU KVHJVTM
Kebruury 2S, UH-Mnr. I Bns-
kethall cliiiiiiplonithip touron-
im-nt (llHtrlct No. 1 six counr
llin) at Union.
Murrll 7-8 "Seven Keys to
Iiulilputi!" Senior 1'lny.
June 4, 6. 6 Union Live
Stock Slrow at Union.
S'nliny in linker
Hlii-ruitid Williams loft thlp
inornlnj.-' for llukor, where he
Rli.'inlliiK tlio day on business.
'J'o lllikt'i' OH ItllSllK'NS
Kurl C. Itiynulds und A. W. Nel
Bon uru In linker toiluy In the In
leri'Hla of the Old Oreffon Trail as
sociation.
3llliflnils to Meet
Tim local Musicians I nlon No.
7:iG ill hold their regular tncctin?
at the, K. of P. hall Sunday. Feb
ruaryrt, at noon. , , -. .
KWnriiM to Portland - .' -
Mr. and Mm H M n.iiev of
l'oitland, returned homo after
mii'iKllne: I he nal I irne miinlb. m
the Hummer hotel of this city.
Here from 1 tot so
He.v. Ira It. Aldrieh, formerly n
rHl(lent of this city. Is hero from
Jtolse, Idaho, for a short time vis
iting friends and attending to busi
ness matters. Mr. Aldrieh is reg
istered at the Savoy.
Ill nt I'lil on-
According to reports from l'nion
HI r. Osborne, commander of the
l'nion American Legion post and a
teacher in the l'nion high schools
Iijih been serlnitsly t with .Hie'
"flu
His condition Is not bellevcd
dangerou.'t however,
coached the l'nion
team this year.
Mr. Osborne
high football
I). McCully Honored '
1'. P. McCully. ploneor "Joseph
business man, and his wife, Mrs.
McCully, havo received . enviable
honors from organizations they are
af filiated with, Recording to re-
porls from Joseph. Mr. McCully.w Kuroneiin nations
wno lor vearn nas ueen a urn nnrninu.. i. i
of Al Kader temnle. MvsHc Hl,rin.v
has Just received notice trom aeo
I,. Hakcr. Portland potentate.- that I
he ban appointed Mr. McCully as;
i..j,.M aim inn pi-iHunui rcprcsenia.
iivn in waiiowa county wnicn ap
pointment has been accepted. And,
not to be outdone by her husband,
Mrs. McCully has also received oo
appointment. She hus been named
on the committee of legislation of
the Federated Women's . clubs . of
Oregon. . . '
Holds Cattle Outlook O. k.
William I'ollman, of Hakef. who
has Just returned to his home from
an eastern trip, states that inure is
a brighter outlook for tho year for
cuttle raisers. He states Ihut at .the
recent convention of tho American
National livestock association In
ALMOST LIKE BUY
ING TICKETS TO
THE ARCADE
. -New Spring Shirts
": $2.15
f 3 for $7.00
"How many, please?"
They're beautiful
they're reasonable
they're washable
andits been a long time
since $2.45 has put such
a package of quality un
der, your ami.
At first, we had the
notion to keep these lids
closed until Easter but
with Washington's
Birthday, St. Valentine's
Birthjrlay and new fox
trotsjfall coming in tha
same month here Jthey.
are !
Collar Attached Shirts
$1.13 to $6.43
Shirts with Collins to
Match
$2.43
New Silk Hosiery
75c to 51.23
Npw Neckwear
70c to $1.93
Clint
s
Clothieru
A Sluro with Conscience
how nwt
iwwiwiiMfMiwnw wmiv
, ' ...
'Omaha thero wore men In altend -
.u, ,u ii
for .prtng delivery which Is some-
thlnic that has not happened In o
number of years and is an Indira-
on that a belter market for cat-
lie may be expected shortly. The
present demand is strong for beef
Btecrs. yearlings, two-yi'ar-olds and
coming throe's.
MR, WILSON'S
RECORD ONE
OF RESULTS;
(Continued from pnse 1)
1'nlvornlty In IKS.'l. In J88K lie ho-
cmno profi;Bnor of hlHtory und poli
tical economy at Wcstcyan I'nivcr
Hity. In 18iMl ho wont to I'rinco-
ton a b professor of Jurisprudence
and politics. Ho buciimn president
of the university In lt)o2.
in 11U0 Wilson was elected gov
ernor of New Jersey. He carried
out pre-election promises, forced
through the egiBlatur a direct pri
practices election law and a work-
?.J ' " WOrIv
nit" un uiMiiin-iinaiiuii iuw.
Karly In 1912 n Wilson boom wMli,a,. lav- from the Will e House to
. i. i ., llaillllll, llolll the W11HL ttOUSO lO
Idential chair. He traveled from
coast to coast In all .solid miles
talking clean government ami
democracy. On the Mill ballot a:
the Ilaltimore convention Wilson
(was nominated.
The Republican parly wns split
by Tart and Itoosevelt nml Wilson's
election to the presidency resulted
on Nov. t. 1912.
Ho entered the White House
March 4. 11I13. succeeding William
Hownrd Tart. The first
serious
problem confronting him was the
Mexican situation
As president he forced through
(ho tariff revision, a graduated tax
on Incomes, and federal reserve
bank system which solved the cur-
rency problem. Voluntary dissolu
tions took the place of prosecu
tions In handling tho trusts.
Mrs. Wilson had been in poor
health for some time and died Aug.
6, 1914.
Tho Mexican situation was stir
at the boiling point when the clash
flared up.
L, 1', . . .. ""'.r,k",n.
Physicians only a
(.ftU80d the nresldenl to mder n.n-t
hlllzntion of forces along (he bor-
nor jn March, 1915.
In the full of that year his en-
fro gement to M rs. Kd It li Hoi I in
Gtilt or Washington was announc
ed. They were married Pec. 18, of
thul ye-ar,., , .
In 1916 election year al hand
tho Mexican situation reached r
climax with the Villa raids acrosp
the border. Wilson set'il "itlack
Jack' Pershing at the bend of a
punitive expedition tnlo Mexico.
. Despite Ihn insults suffered at
the hands of Germany. President
Wilson still maintained the neutral
attitude and the Democratic slogan
fn the campaign of IMG. "he kept
ua out or . war," helped him win
tho presidency again.
Kate In his first term of office
tho German situation became so
'alarming that President Wilson
(broke off diplomatic relations with
fRertln, War was declared April C,
J 917.,
J- . On May 18 Wilson signed the so
I lectlvo .service act, (he passage of
'which made possible tho raising of
, the world's greatest army In the
shortest space of time and with
fairness to all.
In an address before congress
To n C 1 II I C UMIDnn ..,..,1 1 M
peaie terms which became famous!
the world over. Germany accepted
,them Oct. 0. 1!1S.
Following the armistice. Nov. 11.
NEW TODAY
NOTICE.
lii(! lo tUfflciilty cxiM'ririirctl
In rolkK'thiff rharjtrs for ftilvcr
llsinff that In listed under classi
fied mlver(iliiff nml under (lie
"new lolay" head! 117, the Eve
ning Ohwrver will hereafter
lake no elasslfletl advertising or
advert ilng to be run ns "new
tcMlajr" unless tlie advertising Js
aecompanied by cash.
KOK MENT 2 niodi-rn furniH-ici'
housultfuping rooms. (.'all :tfi 1 -W.
2-1-31,
KOU TtH.VT Board und room. $33 j
pur month. 2107 N. Third.
2-l-5tp !
FOR PAI.K Onions. $1.75 a sack,
l'honc 2GU-W. Homer WllHon. 1
2-1-21 J
EOU HAI.E Three It. C. It. I. li. j
cockerels and pullels. Ji:son- j
.ulilc. Phone 345-It. 2-1-11'
; KOK IIKNT Kooln nnl hoard, j
I 'nil ut 16H5 WaHlilnslon Avi.
I S-l-Stpl
1 Notice lo t'reilltois.
Notice Is hereby Riven Unit tin-
rundcrtlRned has been appointed
) executrix of the entitle, of A. H.
Itucd, deceased, by the County
Jl'otirt of the Stale of Oregon for
l;nlon County. AH pernonH hutin
clulliis ajralnst the hh Id enla1e are!
hereby reuuired to present them to;
the tinderuinned with the proper
vouchers within hIx months after
the date of this notice, and to so
present the same to th- under-'.
nltrned at the office of H. K, IMxon.;
Foley HulldinK. Iji Oninde. Oregon
; lutcd Ecbruary 1st. 19-4,
JENNIE McCAME. S
Executrix- of Ui-' Eiale
H. E. Uixuiu Attorney for E.vui-'
t .
('mm, Wilson hiai
IfU-lf'RUllon to lill
nunfrri'iico. niukl
! Kruiict', rt'lurninB
j l!i la. Jin ihi'n bi'i
ided the American
the VcrsaillcK peace
making two trips to
turning finally July 8.
began a tour of tin-
country, chaiiiplonlnK the League
5 of Nations. The furious puce, at
jwliich he had been working began
l'll " blui. Ills voice broke In
i,, ull ,., .,.,.,,,,.,,. ..n i..
pmnic coast. A few days later he
,..,,,,.,, unj wan ,,,,. ,,, un.
(,,r ,,u, of , ,.,, ohv.
A,lniral Gruyilon. Ho nr.
,.iv( ,,, y,.,,,
,,,., ,,, , ,mM hut ,,.
,.,.,, (.on;rn rt.jt.cted the Lea.
,, of K'i,iion.
J; mi's M. Cox cunii-d tho IniRUt
hwut! into tlin 1'J2U pn-sldt-ntlal
campaign, only to bt diftutcd by
Warren (.. Harding, for tho pri'Hi-
tlfiic-y.
Wlu-n Wilson left thu White
Iluuuo, Match 4, ho went to
live In tho home in H street, Wash
ington, which ho purchased for
$ 1 5U.01KI. Hero ho spent tho next
years in quiet seclusion, ftjfhUnff t
overcome, the purliul paralysis ol
hip left side.
Aside from glimpses caught on
his frequent rides or at his visits
at lliu theater, tho public saw little
of the war president. His public
appearances were' few. He partici
pated In the ceremonies attending
tnc burial of the I nknuwn Soldier
at Arlington on Nov. 11, 1121, und
i KaU1SL Uf,vlct' OI RM pny1"
eian-rode in th procession which
.. , ... i... .... i.i .
tho L'apltol August 8, 1U23.
WAR-TIME
PRESIDENT
1 Lj1VI vivioio
(Continued from pago I)
j war-lime president, lies near his
j death in his home here today. He
j took a decided turn lor the worse
( early today and Hear Admiral
Grayson Mated that his condition
is regarded as very grave.
Digestive disorders, first noticed
tevt-nil days ugo. developed dur,
ing the night and arc described by
Air. Cirayjion as "very serious."
Members of his family have
been summoned by Mrs. Wilson,
who in in constant uUerftlaneo at
h-H bedside.
Aliiy Operalo
Three physicians are in attend
an co and It Is believed that an
op ratlcn may bo necessary.
The attack brought on symp
tom) from which Wilson had suf-
I fV"l In a collapse in 1919.
few of the former president's clos
est friends were admitted to his
J houye.
Death Is Mkelr
Vancu AlcCormack former
chairman o.' thu Democrat li Na
tional Committee, leaving after a
short, (alk today with Mrs. Wilson,
said that death might come today
or uiifjlit stay It's hands until to
morrow'. ;'
.President Coot Id go was one of
tho first to send a message of
i tv
I path;..
j ITCHING ECZEMA t
I DRIED RIGHT UP I
1 BY THIS SULPHUR !
t
Any breaking out of the skin, even
fiery, itching eczema, enn be quickly
ovenoniu by applying a little Mcntho
Nulpliur, stiys a nuted skin specialist.
Mrciuirto of its gerni destroying proper
ties, this sulphur prepiiration in
stantly brings cane from skin irrita
tion, soothes und hcala the eczema
right up and leave the skin clear and
smooth.
It seldom fails to relieve tho tor
ment and disfigurement. Sufferers
iwm J? t1rou,;lic 8;,1mI!,., p0,1 a iitlIe
' jar of Itowlca Mcntlio-Sulnlmr from
j any good druggist and use it like a
cold cream.
'SPRING- : :
COATS
N ...
For your little boy or girl the newest styles
in Spring Coats Polo Cloth and Flannels. Let
your child get the good of his 'coat which will
do for early Fall as well.
Art & Baby Shop
Sommer. Hotel Bldg.
I'Everything
Stamping
Singers, Speakers Everybody !
Doctors, Nurses, Dentists Recommend
CATARRHAL JEUJT
KONDON'S is antiseptic and healing. For over 30
years Kondon's has been helping millions of people
for all kinds of Colds and Catarrhal affections.
For Head, Nose, Throat Troubles
Kondon's makes life worth living. Write for 20-trcat
menttin. It's free. Or get a 30e tube from your dnig
ElsUrr Guaranteed to please or money back. .
LT ICoNocwi Gaxrbhal Jelly. Minneapolis, Minn. Jfl
CARR TO HBO
A DEPARTMENT
Workmen Busy Today in
Kemodeling Store to
Care for House Furn
ishings Line. .
J
In order to bo ready for tho
spring business and to have thejease tried before .lude Ilugh
Stock needful for his trade J. J. j Uraiiy in (he jiiHtlce or' peace court
Carr. of tho Car Kunrlturo Com-'this week, came to light today that
pany, started carpentors to work Hhowod ihnt -ineihoua employed In
thin morning remodeling the inter- j t ho celebrated l.ahlje casn, recently
lor or his store to care for his iu'wlbeforo the. l'oitland courts, were
department which will consist of imiiuted it, the. cay.; here but wllh-
dishc.H, cooking utensiH,, electric
apparatus ami other. housut'urnlNh
Ingn. a siairway is being instuueo i
neui me fimiimr ui imu aum
v.. ,em,a u in uaHu.,,
ir room na ueen compile y
finished and is well Ugh cd. A -
rca an incline m in piaro lean-
Ing to the basement from near the
center of the store but tho new
a,irwpi ,..111 ,lini, it .,,i, ....
rnin-nnliml t.l ,n.,u ,.,.ul..i. r.w
tho trade to enter the new depart -
men..
A buyer for the Carr Knrnltiiro
company Is now in Portland sol -
ectlnir the stock for tho openlnir of
thc new lines which tho store will
carry In tho future.
JREVIVAL SERVIcES
STARTED IN COVE
BY REV. L. JONES
COVi: Special) .Hev. I.um
Jones held the first of u series of
t h irt een I lev! val meetings to bo
in Cove, last evening.
Tho Has Dull team Is treating
Itself and a few friends to a ban
quet on I'Ylday evening. The wo
man's club has been asked to fur
nish the dinner.
Mrs. Chas. PeHaitti and Miss
Claudlla Gale were hostesses to
the II. V. D, Club on Monday cv'e I
ning at the residence of Mrs. De- I
Haas. A pleasant evening was j
spent In social converse and sew
ing, after which a. luncheon wa ,
served.
A special council meeting was j
held Monday.
Tho Ladies Guild will glvo a
leap year -imrty on Kebruury.. 14
at tho Maccabce hall. ,
Servlcfl will be held in JJio Aeccu :
sion Church Wednesday evening, i
January an.
mt 'i '-. r.: r "a
Cutting
Tools
Cross Cut Saws - ' t.
Sledges' AVcdKM
Axes & Handles
F.L.Lilly
Hardware
for the Baby"
Hemstitching
LAB8E ACTION
MIMICKED HEBE
.
, '
Motion Introuueinl in the
Illooin Trial Early in
WCCK blinilar 10 IaOUC;
' "Quash" Action
- ? 1
rn .afteniKitli of the Clyde IMoom
nut ducci-ss that crowned Hie do
fendant's attonieya In the Hose
ciiy.
A motion was filed before Judge
lra)ly t..,ry th)fi Wi,..k (o ,tUilHx (he
iroinplaint at::iinst liloom under
. y, c , f., w.trr;int Wm ,M.
sl0tl and th;it n . apJ
finding of f.vo gallons
, . ... . ,. . .. ,
of r"8'1 m' ' y Uv rttilnK l:irty-
I J :"i;;e i ,nuiy rei 10 review ;
1 i"1 1" "eceu i:ig iu.imiii uiu
I"1" '""horlty lor lasuini; the war-
u n . -- n
.coinplainls l.y the sheriff's ofllci
,""" "Plieured alisolulely a(liilati
,r"r Ul" issuance of- n search war-
lll,u uirectou aKiiinui iiiooin.
liloom was ae'iuilted but not mi-
(11 a Jury of six brought in a not
guilty verdict.
I tot urns Sufficient.
'Tho n turns of the search wnr -
rant directed agnlnut liloom" Judge
Drady said, "were quite surriclent
to uphold niy aciion in issuing the stic.
warrant. 1 was notified by the! IMchards gives no private Inter
sheriff that complaints hud reach- views and there are bu! two places.
ed him from known parties that through the Kvenlng Observer and .
IF you liave not shipped to "SHUBERT" yet
thia season try "SHUBERT" NOW
eet some REAL, prices tho hifihest of tho
season. Wo want
IViJili; and all
we'll make it
whilo our demand lasts. Take advantage of.
these better prices.
SPECIAL FLAT PRICES !
OREGON rUMS
Bluskrat r.r. $ 1.10 to $ .80
Coyote i 11.00 to 9.00
HSlnki&2. 6.50 to 5.00
J Thcof nrlprn for
, j eaiislntlng ?f proper perccntsBcs of all ! and grades.
y , Ctii'ltilsad out and enclose it with your furs. ,
Try for ono of our prizool $50.00 FREE every day for
tho threo boat handled shipments of furs.
LIST
First Prize
$33.00
checks will malco
COME H
'i : : . r?
They Plotted to
low
"3
anania
Up th
HE SILENT
COMMAND
With
lidimind Lowe
Aliu-tliu Mansfield
Alma Tell
( 'onicdy "FINGER riUNTS"
ST A!
' WEDNESDAY rPRISCILLA DEAN
liquor was being . secreted , In
; It loom's ruum and when th re
turns from the search canio in. it
was found that two gallons of llq-
uor hud been found thero.
"In. tho Lnhbu case In l'orlland
the quashing of the complaint ami
(ho action preceding (ho quashiiur
I were similar to tho action Taken
here." he continued. "Hut while
(he warrant in the Labbe case was
tHsued diH) to an nnenymous letter
Hlutlng ttiat a goodly omotmt of
liquor was kept at his residence the
warrant here was Issued on rella
1 1,1,1 tfori'all" secured from
iknown sources. Also, only one pint
li(uor was found in the Jjibhe resi-
idenco while two gallons were
found in Itloom's room."
After considering tho. .different
aspects of the case, Judtro Itraily
unhesitatingly denied tho motion to
quash tho complaint. i
lilvcr Steamer Sinking
PAIiUCAir, Ky., (AI') Tho
steamer Tom C. 1 'owe 1 1 Is report
ed sinking in the Ohio river at
Simons landing, one mile north of
New Liberty. Luuncheu havo goii-i
from I'udueuh 'o the scene. The
Jileamer left l'aducah ThurKday
night for her regular trip up the
'bio river with passengers and
frcii-h
as hells Your Husband True
rpQ You? Ask R'lfhavdS
(Continued front paKo 1 )
answer. Just write your question.
sign your full and correct name
j and address and mall It to Uleh-
Jards," the magician" In care of Ihe
iK veiling Observer. However, only
!your inliials will appear in . the
1 published answer, and no one. will
!see your quest ion but the great my-
every Muikrat Coyote ;
other furs you can trap or buy
PAY YOU WELL. Ship quick
nrlfftnnl collections of Seasonable furs.
OF DAILY PRIZES t
Second Prize Third Prize
$15.00 1000
i
Shipment oiunt consist of not Iobs than bU lejrally
c:iiifht raw fur skins. The way the furs are handled
determines tho winners. Got some of this prize monoyl
Ship os all the furo you have' at once go Ret
eome more and ship ship ohip quick! Our
you happy.
WITH YOUR FiMS
e
Canal!
4 E
The Sensational Climax
of a spectacular Thrill
odraina of love and in
trigue on the High Seas.
Florence Martin
1 Jelly Jewel
lk'la Lugosi
STARTS
TODAY
during the regular performance ai
the (h:t, r' whereby you cun ques
tion him. (
Hlchards lays no claim to any
siipornutural powers, saying ail he i
iloes is scientific, but this is grave
ly doubted by many, as lilchards
won raised as a boy among the
great "Yogi and Hralunan priests of
North India and from childhood
has baffled tho leading scientists
with his amazing work. , Ho brings
to l-a Urandu u big producllon.
carrying a carload of sccnury und
a big company.
l',(!ll'IO
ItKAHTV 1'AHI.Oll
Kooms 7 8 Over Uluss
JJriiKS
Aluiirllinir
Ulniilciii'ilitf - ItohtihiK
SIiuiiikm)Iiik - l''uclul nml
Scalp 'J'rclittliciitM
llaltic J. Mays
Mrs. Clevc Talinian
rortlauil Uradiiatea
Olllcc l'lKino 575-W
Itcslilciicv 1'tioiio S'H-M
Garden
Court
UKNZOIN '&' ALMOND
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For cracks and chaps
Takes tho sting from
tho wind keeps your
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Only At
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