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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1924)
Thursday,- February ?, Local News In Brief CO.MlXfl i: r.NTs February 2H. 2-Mur. 1 Baa. kethnll ehiimpionshlp tourna ment (Dud riot No. 1 six coun IIih) at rnion. Mtirch 7-S "Seven Kovh lo Unldpale" Senior I'lay. June 4, 5, C Union Live Stock Show at Union. lU'liiiiw from rmilniiri I r. It. I, Lund is returned, yes terday from Fort land, when he Spent fy punt week on business. iiHs (o t'oiruv KIliK Moon-, of I.a Grande, left for Colfax, WiiMltiiiKlon, where he will remain for several weeks vlslt- 3lr. Irwin Improved Sum Irvln of Island Thy. who liiiH been seriously III with pneu monia for some time, is ueeording , to today's report, steadily Improv ing. jhTc fi-uni i;mi'riris . M. Heaeock, iho radio man Is here Crom Knlerprlse today at tending to business Interests. Whlh liero Mr. Heaeock tu stopping al the Kominor. Ilt'iiiiits to linker Muurt Henneit returned to his )ioiiK In Baker this morning after visit in friends here and unending to business interests for a Hhort tillH!. lo Joseph on Business Vincent I'nhner lofl this mornlm; on the brunch line irain for Jo Hfpli, win-re he will spend Hovoral days on business. 1 iiderjfoes Operation .Mrs, Clarence Iloner underwent an operution for appendicitis at the Ornnde Hondo hospllal this iiMirninc (oot tn Milton Mrs. Dexter Mcllrny loft this morning for Mlllon, Oregon, where she will visit for a Hhort time dur ing t he absence of her )i ushnnd. who Is on his way to l.os Angeles lor n, prisoner wanted In (iiiindo. Student Hotly .'Mooting Hold A regular student body assembly - wns hold this morning nnd nevernl ! nnnniinoementH wore made. Letters were presented to fourteen fool ball : players during the assembly. (siting Here from 1 Mil land Mrs. A. K. Jones Ik in I,a Grande from Portland, vislllng her sisters, Mrs. Hon la h Newlin and Mrs. W. I. G randy. She is slopping at, Iho (Irnndy homo. Mrs. Now I in, who Id quite HI spent a rest ml night. Pimdinses Properly I-. Tj. Hawkins of Olenns Kerry Idaho, lias purchased one of the Louis S:indo. properties on V. ave nue the consideration being JSi'ftu FINE FEATHERS MAKE FINE BIRDS FINER! You wouldn't think this was a Work Clothes ad but it is Why shouldn't a work garment be as fine as a fine cut saw or a piece of fine machinery and doesn't it make a fine workman finer to know he- is working in the best woi k clothes in America. Today we feature for all trades the kind of work clothes at the kind of prices that will make you want to trade here if you don't and stick if you do. Work Trousers ,,$1.9.-1 lo ?!..- Work Shirts . 9.-)C to 92.10 Work Caps - 2.-c lo $2.1'i Work Gloves l.-c to ?2.4.- Overalls $2.00 to $2.35 Work Shoes' S2.S5 lo $6.45 Merchandise of Quality Clint's Clothiery A Rlorc with Conclonce 1924. Mr. Hawkins la a carpenter nnd In tends to make I.a Grande his fu ture homo. I'lliioroi Ik Aiiimuuhi'o'- Kunoral aervlees over the late Mrs. K. J, Atkinson, who passed on yesterday morning al an early hour, will bo held tomorrow after noon al two o'clock from Iho HuodgrosA and Zimmerman chapel, Murlal will tako place in I lit Ma sonic cemetery. ' CmuniUsJon Moots Tunljfhl A It hough t he commissioner were scheduled to moot last eve ning, a decision was reached by t hem, in thn afternoon lo postpone the oxectnlvo session until this eve ning, due to respect to tile late Wood row Wilson. Tito commission 1 moot i lily evening at 7: Ho o'clock in tho cfty hall building. Hot urns to I .a G ram to Kred Kidille returned to his homo yesterday alter a short trip to Portland and Astoria. Mr. Kid dle is Hlato communUer of the American Legion. MRS. GOODNOUGH CELEBRATES HER 98TH NATAL DAY The following article wns clip ped from tho Han wick, Vermont Gazette of January 17th, 1 924, Mrs. Goodnough, mentioned In Ihe article, is the mother of C. D. Goodnough, of '.la Grande, and many of the older residents of this city will remember her as she spent two years here In Oregon about 32 years ago. 'On Tuesday, some of Mandan na Goodnough's friends and neigh bors called to congratulate her In having passed her 9St h birthday, which makes her one of the old est, if nol the oldest, person in town. ''They brought her gifts, flowers nnd candy, for which she wishes to extend thanks. Mamlanna Goodnough is In quite feeble health, but her mind l.-i clear and she likes to recnll Krone. of SO and 9 yearn ago. She is proud of iho fact and tells people" how Kilns Howe, the inven tor of the sewing machine, was a cousin of the family and lolls how he enlisted in the Civil War nnd of one time when there was no money to pay the regiment and ns he knew tho families of some of the soldiers wore in need ho hail a private conference with the col onel and paid the whole regiment. She also boasts that Khonojter Look, iho mnn who fired the first gun of the Involution, wns her cousin. "Sixty-four years nro she wns a resident of Hnrdwlck, her hup bnnd having died on a far"m a lit tle below Jackson bridge. nolil tho lariro farm nnil bought n smaller one in Ihe town of Wttl-; don, whore .she brought up Jier family of four children. "Sho has crossed the continent and back three times and was In Kiorlda, ho her knowledge of her country wns more Intimnto than (hot or most of the women of her "She h(in always believed that tho world was a pince for people to work and her daughter snys of her that she was willing to do her shuro of tho world's work and help out some of the ones who wore not os willing to work ns she. "She Is tin example of the sturdy old Now Kiic-laml Hlnclr ihnt hue ! done so much to ntnko our coun- try what h. is, ivfluy her hist days no passcfi in peace nnd hnpplncss." No One Will Piiifliiiw l,nrgo size Paintings. ! LONDON, (AP) Largo can. j vases painted by old masters to j hung upon tho spacious walls of jthe rich mun'a mansion ore hard ' to sell In these days of apartments and, Ktnnll houses. Uond Street I dealers May the demand is almost entirely for small pictures, so Unit j j rices rreyuently are in Inverse ratio to sise. ! Post-war social changes arc I held responsible for tho poor mar- i Ket accorded huge masterpieces- with their many yards of canvas. J Scores of country mansions have 1 been closed or sold to the newly rloli, who have been too occupied j with money-making to care about i art( and most town-houses are nl- ready overfilled with furniture ! aiu( ornamentations. February llth. Is last dny to pay water rent without penally. 2-7-:it Foley PIIK Brought IteHef. j John R.. Gordon. Oanvlllc. III., ! writes: "I suffered with kidney i trouble; could not sleep and wns ; always tired. I got some FOLKY 1 PILLS and after a few trest 'ments I felt bettor." KOLKY PIIjI,R ore a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys; aid in flushing and keeping" them net ve. .Adv. NEW TODAY NOTICK. Hue to tllfflculty oxprrloncetl In col loot lug ehargo for adver tising thai Is IlstfNl iimlor rla.1 flol advertising anil under tho "now today' heading, tlic r-ve-nlng OliMTver will horoaftrr take no claKiriotl a I vert King or advrrtlslng lo Is run as "now today' milts Ihr- arlvertlslng Is accompanied by oah. FOIl TIKNT Five room house, corner First and Jefferson. Miono 4Cr-J. 2-7-L'tp STRAY Kl lurk brown Jersey i eow. 2304 Repontl. 2-7-Htp FOR liKNT 4 -room house, qhlre 444 Jefftrson. 1- In- -tp Try This Some Time! &' fat v i 4 ,1 VH Amelia Schwarti!. in. daimbtor of Dr. nnd Mrs. Herman Schwartz A Syracuse. .. .. takes her pohuv Uog "ThcnnsttHrJes" lor a frolic In snow. Ijo you tl.ink he mimls ib told weather Ucspitv hop ubbrevlatwl eohtumc; LvuU at her .smile: ENGAGEMENT IS CLOSED HERE (Continued from page 1) and will be more content in tlio country. l'V will r R't my dlvoroo tills term of court, and alimony too ? Ann. After some legal difficul ty nnd consldorubbi delay you will lie successful In obtaining this divorce but will be a Utile dis appointed in the a mount of ali mony. A. K. 11. I have lost the senses of taste and smell, will they come back? ? ANS. Your trouble has been' brought lihnut through catarrhal diseases of liu; head unci this hu.t so injured the delicate membranes and tissues which carry out tho sensual 'funelion:i that I would adviKo you io immediately consult a reliable specialist for the di:; eiwn of ike our anil throat. "..Will 1 marry the girl I ntn now going with and how many children will wo. have Am:. If you will nsk tlila yonnpr Slioilailv tht- Mlinio iilli'-llion you have uf.ki.il mi' you will hi. married the lust week of thin eoniliiir June. I cun only see abend for yon for lour years and only see one child In that period of time. I. A. Where is my ruby ring that 1 lost last Friday night? Ann. It is stilt tn Iho bottom of the uuloinobilo in which you were riding at tho lima you lunl it off join- finger. The young men who wus with you had nothing to do with It. M. S. H. Will I be successful in the burdness world? Ans. Yon will do fairly well, but will not remain very long making u change fur the domestic life which will prove more suc cessful. A. I,. S. Would n move, to Cnl-' Horn la be better for my family or do yon advise us to slay here? Ans. See I liu this would be 1m neficial. but would advise that you wait until the latter part of the summer before making the cliong,. ! people sent t" thi i country by J. M. Where ir my fountain theii- home districts for higher pen that is missing? ) '-diieal!ort. In the days following Auk. Look In your sitter's box ; iho enrtluiuako excitomont in tho of writing paper ami ynu w!H find capital and elsowhero run high, the pen whero .'die led It after ii'i'd hnndn-ds of Koreuns, charged writing with it. Ivith poisoning welln and attompt- J. N. 11. Mow long befon. wo ' ing to rpread discord, wore niur wilt locate permanently? idircd lu cold blood by members of Am'. Approximately cigM ; The Youiu; jeii'n A ssociat ions more months. 'and by Ki'o'ips of excited youth.. It. M. J. Will I ever get money ; in many c iseu f'Mncsc and even owed mo by a business man In I Japanese, mistaken for Koreans, Wyoming .' ; met ihiUli ut tho hands of tho An.--You wll! eventually get , b:. I -'-crazed mobs. this after considerable legal liti- gat ion. I advise you to list; cure n gurdlng the lawyer handling thlf.. 10. II. Will there bo a belter future ahead if my husband r- mains here nt his present po-d- Hon! Ans. a change at this llm would nol be advisable 1 o will do quite well for tho next two yearn and then ynu will go to the Don't Make 'Em That Big! 0$? UP Your Sei life Jlf fJi '.: w h t 1 Jehn A:i'-n. th'.- I'lrifie coa-t mbnt. ra nc !'" New York tho other day. Tw .!;; bey t!,',ubt be d tal.v a iv;t in Ins I10UI ioo;n. and the picture THE LA C-KANDE EVENING OBSERVER 1 f4 I V t coast. K. 11. Will my mother ever be. w,'H iuiil strong again ? An::. I ,s,.t, souie, flight Im provement during tho next six loonllu:, although sho will never have her full normal health again. II. 1(. M. Will 1 iimke good in t ho "movies?" Ans. I advise you to forget about this us I do not .ever see you being phiced lo advantage in moving plctuiey. U. I.. S. What will bo the sex oi our next child. An.. A girl. Sho will be the .list, K.' M. .1. fan you ploaso tell me what has become of my daugh I Iter's small diamond ring? Did site ii lose il an she said ? ! ' Ans. -1 The rin t not lost . but bring worn by a young man hauied Marry whom your daughter lias been going out with. She va:; afraid lo tell you. I ad vise you to u.-o your Influence in getting back tho ring as tho young man will leave town In about two week;. IV (i. Will my hushandi sell out this year or neiyt year? Ans. 1 advise him to wait nn t il next your us ho will bo .'able to .sell to far better advantage ut thai time. , Kvon then 1 wonl 1 not advise n sale until July. PRESBYTERIAN CLUB TO MEET Tho Preshylerhm Men's club will meet this evening al the homo of Norman Frees ut 7 : it d o'clock. John Jiodgins will discuss "Itullon ;il 1'oundutions." KOREAN STUDENTS FLEE FROM JAPAN TOICIO, (TNS)- The scliOOls Ofi '1'oklo probably will bo wit hOut ihe usual contingent of Korean .student.', if preent indications I :ie vny thing to Io with It. Prior to the great earthquake virtually f every 1 Mxni school oi Toklo hud Its of Korean si udentf!, young The outbreak of Iho Jupunesc mobs eausetl a wholesale exodus ( Korean?; from the cupltul, as they felt their lives would be con ManUy in danger here, and as a j e oineo.ui ru e when schools opened ' i ;,ahi Ihe Korean attendants were I If'dng. Keporls In Toklo are to j i ho of foci that very row or me j Korean undents who returned to ! Ho ir h oiik's may bo expected to i I' tui-.; h re. W BITTEN RABID DOG Wolf Creek Aroused byt Canine Is "Slain. NORTH POWHKIt. (Ppeolal) Out in the Wolf t're.ch neighbor hood n dog belonging to Sum Mn lono bit Darin Helden. Tho child had on heavy clot h ing and I h uh preventing the bite from breaking the akin and going Into tho flesh. iThla dog was killed aa una annth jop dog, which Boomed to have rn bic. It was reported-that the dog 'had bitten other mock on Iho pluce j hut Mm. Malonc aald that only one jhog wuw bitten which wuk penned up waiting for romtltH.. A number of other mock and dogs have been killed in that portion of the coun try on account of rub leu, although 1 there has not boon any more kill led thero than at Nonju Powder. Konio dogs have been hot here within the last two or throe days because they were without inuz aleo. The hlth acliool pluy which was given by the Honlor and Junior classes on Thursday night was a laughing success from 'atari to fin ish, Tho tille of the piny wait "When a Keller Needs a Prlend, and was a comedy, - which was greeted, with' gules of laughter. Kach Individual gave their parts very well. Hester Fisher made fine widow, who watt alwuys la menting over the loss of ht-r first husband1 utter sho had boon mar ried tho second time. Marlun Hal- lard filled tho' rule of the flapper! very well. Jnck Yalg Impersonated (M,tVrl) wi,en struck by an uuto a relumed uriuy officer and look mobile ut a street iTusMng. Mr. his purl very well. And all other members of the cast of Iho play did well. Mrs. Myrtle Mullen, the di rector of the play has boon heartily congratulated for her good work. The pluy nun wol I pat ronlRod by people of other plucea mul compli ments were heard on ull Hides by the visitors. A nice sum wus rcul.j tzed from Die sale of the ttckein. j which will he a grent help to the! school. . . ' Mrs. Kmll Miller entertained a J number of friends at her home last I week, tho occasion being her hus-l band's hlrthduy. A large birthday! cake adorned tho dinner table and i a delicious dinner wus nerved. The venlng was spent at cords and musieul program was given. fvory - one reporting a deiigiiirut limn, nr. O. J. Ten Rrook loft for Mnx vllle, where he will tnlto up his work for the Howinun-llieks dum ber company. Ho has been here i for some time and many refnv' Ihnt he has left this section, hut are glad to know that ho has n hotter place, Jr. W. O. Oliver, now of flump- ter. will bo In town sonic time Ibis! week to tuke the place loft vacant by )r. Ton Rronks. lr. Oliver comes well recommended and will find a good field for his work. , t'harles haw spent the woekend in town on business. Mr. Law Is now in Portland, where he is Ink ing a course at the Adcox Bchool in iho finer arts of the uuinmobil mechanism. Mr. Law Is nlromly n master-hand al this work but (s now taking a finishing course in the business. Jack Gorhom purchased a regis tered Jersey bull from W. O. ChrlH tensen, Mr. t'hrlstensen has sever al head of fine animals and Is iiak ing a specialty of thoroughbred cuttle. - 1 your btisines hieves and rdj e. each night for rime. Join NCI to operate i nsult either il ient and econo i - Criticized P ft Ljnly TorrlnKtoii. recent nililitlon to BrillKh l'aiiiantent. la ahowu ;a:iovo-ln tho low-nuckeil tlri-as nnd iiiUii'iiuil-lookliiu hat. both of which ri.t .iki-il criticism hi Lonilon. Klilllllltll Man KIHltl. KLAMATH 'FAU.S. Or. Word was received of the death In ! Atit-eleu of It' J. ShOetS. f9. OloC- P(ini raetor. from InlurloH re shoots came lo Klumulh Falls In 1 itfifi. Ho. is survived by His win ow and oh adopted daughter. Fu neral wllj bo hold hero. Glycerine Mixture Prevents Appendicitis Simple glycerine, ! buckthorn bark; etc., us mixed In Adlorlkn Is excellent to guard ngnhist ap pendicitis. , Most t medicines act only on lower bowel but Adlor lkn nets on MOTH upper nnd lower botvol arid removes ull gntiftca and poisons. Hrlngs out mntlor yo i never thought was In your system. Helps any cuso gus on i0,nach Paris has returned lo corsets and decreed that, Shapeless walst-llncs Protruding abdomens Bjiky hips are posse. The enlarged walst-llne la not popular with women who care about their personal appear ance. Wear a LA CAMILLB and be cornfurtnhlo. A complete line of the different models al ways on hand. Mrs. Robt. Patiison Corset fero l'hone 8S3-W ltofl. 1703 Oak On All of Our 1JOX STATION KRY Crane's Linen Lawn And Ilifflilund Linen Funcy papers for every occasion aiul the regular ones for daily corres pondence. Special Sale This Week Only Red Cross Drug Store Sllvortliorn-VVrliflil. Ailv. IO IThB Carsnt That nrrallim I MWr 1 4 OFF Obituary M11S. CIIAIII.IN K. I1VASON. Mm. Ituliy Akiu'S Ilyamin. aK.d US yi'iim. II lioiit iiM nni in"" u.i.n. IiiihwiI on Ikti- y.'Mti'rduy. H"l- ' ilinlna wor Hlilpp.-.l lo Hiilfi-prlii : lilH mornliiK ly I'"' HnoilK"'"" Klnimi-riiHUl film-nil m-rvlci- parliira wh.Ti- funi-riil Bi-rvlwH will i"- ni i i loniorrnw urii-i-noon. Tin- ili-c.-ns.-il v:m Irani siarrii -. IS..4. nn.l In w.'ll liuown In Imih Union' nn.l Wullown coiinly. foiniiTly InllKliI m-linol ill Mln:un. Hli.. li-ali'S u luwliunil. l'h:irli'H K. Ilynnon mill ninny f rli-mlH lo mourn Iiit ili-mlHi!. iioNoi.ri.r is i-iit:io chku TIII'XDKK AXI I.KillTMNf: HONOI.ri.U. (I.N'.S.) This city liloliBi Willi I's oUmr l-liiimllo nl tmi'llnnH, la piuollrally mifi from llll- llllllKlM'H of IlKllllllUk'. '1'liln liiol wns imlnii'il out roci-niiy y Thimi- iia A. lllulr. I'nlli'il Slatcu Wi ulhi-i- llnrinu i'hli'1'. followliiK lln- fli-Bl tlilimliir slorm lli-ro in yi-nrn. Th-' ri'iiaon for this lurl; of i-li-rlrli' tHortns. m-corillnic lo lllulr. Is tlial Hit. Ulunil In awrpl nlinotil rmtlii lloiwly Uy a ai-a liri-t'iei', whli'h si-rvi-a to ilrlvt- till- rlmrK'-il tluui- ilt'r ' fhimlTi n;;:i!nRT tin- rcnlri t Boy's Suits , The niftiest little suits in town for boys froiti 2 to 5 years. Play Suits and Djess Suits, very reasonably priced. Art & Baby Shop ! Sonmier Hotel Bldif. Phojo 305-W "Kvery thing for the I3a!y" , r . Stamping Hemstitching ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo- r. i SOCIAL EVENT Elks' Fraternity Ball AT ELKS'. HOME IN. LA GRAttE' Friday Evening, Feb. Sth Excellent Music -' ' All llks and Ludics invited OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ A R C TODAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Will BA. Jl ' ! j. Mr Pr Y 1 &WZif'Ji , aam. av ISl 7a ,7b 7heCourtsiiip of Mvlest 1 I: litem L IW-5' the Mayflower in peril of the sea most sensational ttlorni ever screened ' one of tiie many thrills in THK CHEAT AMERICAN EPIC , . 87 N'.imc Parts Cost more than $800,000 9 months in the making. The Picture Every American Should' 'Sec! PAGE IFHTB t OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQpO KJpn) 'iJ' X 1 Vi v ' Spring COATS SU'ITS DRESSES French Greene , o o o oooooooooooooooooooooooa "mount ii!n raii.ie. lror.1 where thejr are ilefli-Cod upward and dis charge their electricity ut high lati tudes. The recent storm lol lowed nn unusual period, of heal unl :ilm. . o o O o o .' o , a, o '.o: o o -o o : o o o... A -vgjjA VS'to --l i O'! o , o.. o ..... o 0 O ' ' o o o o O. o . ; o o - - 8 . o o i o .... . 0 . ... o o o o i; o o o , o
