La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 18, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text. Mrrrlav. February 1024 ft , TAGE TEN THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Personal 1an Cm hum of IN Sunday la I.a Oramle. spent Kloyd Well of Maker, apent Ht'n- uay til l.n (irande vinHiim. l.lla Alien ami JchhIc Murray of l'iry, spent Hominy in m Ctande. Mrs. II. V.. Dates of I .a CIrando. returned from rii-uKanl Valley al ter a short visit . Mr. and Mrs. W. I (In y of Ha lter, were registered anions the Kiti'Nl.H at. Ihe Havoy Saturday niirlil. Mrs. xj. II. l'rlee of I.a Grande, lert for Oregon City on a short visit. Mrs. II. li. .Ionian of i.a Clrande, left, for Cheny, Wash., on a short vinlt. C A I wood of Wallowa, was among the week-end vi!:iiors al the Kohy. Mrs. Joe Koininer of Klgin, was registered among the guests al the Soiumer last evening. Mrs f T.,. Allen anil daughter, of I, online, let I t his morning for 1 lot Lake, hern I hev will .spend the day. Mis. Slrmn relumed to her home al Joseph this morning alter spemi. Ing the fiast few days in this city visifinj,-. Knterprise was represented the Sominer iasl evenlu;: by I.. Meyer. Mis. J, Dnilsnn and Miss Gladys llird came dawn from Joseph last evening on a short himiiiess and pleasure, trip. Mr. find Mrs. J. li. Sleinman were registered at the Koley last evening. They make i heir home at ladder. Elgin was represented anions thi guests al Ihe I'oley Saturday by H. 1'. Ueel. Mrs. I'M. Hi II was among the Wallowa guests al the Savoy Sat urday. I.. I.. Smllli is down from Max ville today transacting huslnenH. lie is slopping at the Savoy. Wado .Tlrooks. merehant from Knterprise, was registered at the Somnier Saturday night. Miss f'onnie Johnston of Kiit prise, was in thin city ii iemls yesterday and stoppc Riiest nt. the Foley. Mrs. fh li.- Millwr nid dnuifhlw, Tsa belle, of La Orande, ret n rued WW after every meal Cleanses mouth and teeth and aids digestion. Relieves that over eaten leellng and acid mouth. Its 1-a-s-t-l-n-g llavor satisfies the craving lor uweels. Wrlgley's Is double value In Ihe beneiit and pleasure 11 provides. Sealed in ite Purity We Offer AT A KPKCIAIi I'HICK Largo lot, GOxllo, In choice ros lilcnco location. Good shndo trees. Tlio houan on this lot is two story, hafl seven good rooms, large front room connected with dining room by colonnades, pood sized bed room down stairs, largo kitchen, pantry and room for bath. There Is a large open stairway lending lo three arge rooms upstairs as well 09 llio b.ith. This house has stonrt foundation. In this house Ih some furniture, which a., goes for the low nricc of $4,200 and only I.i"n cash required. 8et I's Qnli-k. La Grande Investment Company nONPF.D REALTOIia Reliable Acenm for Kellablc lusuram e t'oinpanicfl. 1201 Ailnnu Ave. ftlaln 732 Mention (liome from 1 visit. linker after a short Mr, and Mrs. I.. I,. Humlllon ol' Knlerprlsi re in I, a c.rnude Sat urday shopping ami t runnact lim business. White here they were registered at. the Sdihimit, MLsseH Lottie Sill, his of Kilter prise, and Mary Warnock, of lui - nalia. arrived in I. a (.Irande laat eveiiins on a shot 1 business and pleasure i rip ami are sJoppini: at llio Savoy. Mini; I'aye Golden was anion.!: the Ia, Grande people who witness ed tile Utile and White tnssers go down lo defeat in liaker Saturday night. She Visited in the lncei) city over the Week-end. let limine; home hibl evening. I'HOMISI-: (Special) Th:i I'ronilsn ilephoiii: Company held it., annual meet lug Saturday af ternoon. Tin: now director.! to? llti;i jear are Marshall flesh man, Uoyd CarjiiT amt John Carper ami .Mr. (iorhi-tt lias been appoint ed a.i secretary. Mi, and Mrs. Howard Collins are the proud parents of a baby hoy, born l-'ehi nary 5. M rs. Col lins J slaying at the home of her pure n I st Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons, of Sunny Side. Loili mother mul son ar.i doin nicely. The jtraiiKH held its regular meeting Satilliiay and several wer- i. resent. Three, candidal were Kiven tho first ami degree. seeon I Mis Myrlle Olsi-n and Mrs. Wil Hi. m It ceil visited Saturday wil h j ' Airs. i. has. lienneir. j Mrs. Truman 1'oulson ret urned alter spend to her home Saturday ing a week at Mnxville, where , she was under the lioetors care. DIRECTORS FOR YEAR CHOSEN Henry Carper worked the past 11 -very desirable adjunct to the week at Mawllle. households of lliose Turks whose Mrs. i.ee Smith returned' to station and money, or just money, MaNvillu Sunday. enable them to "foot the hills." Silas Uarton and family, of Sun f'ayphe lost iiiemberH of hia fani nyside visited Saturday with liis'i'y in Turkish massaereq and h."fi sister. Mrs. Walter Carper, and , family. I Harold Carper went to Powwa- tka Saturday ami Is visiting with Hen MeCinuis and family." Alr. and Mrs, John Carper made vlMiiinri0, rolnrn io M-ville Monday ed as n VVhi,r ler Mm. Carper culled on v-"" J"iuuii iiini mis. i-ee smith. Mr. and Mrs. ,1, Alfred Carper made - a business mp 10 uanowa uie i.rsi ot tnc ( W ' . v. . i , . . Lewis Newby Is on Ihe sick t V ' . 1 . """ '""'"h , first of tin ek with Airs. V. ; l'ouison. Spring weather continues hero j wil h warm sunshiny days and ; clear cold nights. The snow n J fast disappearing, .Mr, Knight, who lives across thnj river, jias about ninety head . of sheep on the canyon grans which is growing fast. , Alice Foot berg came in Sunday and returned lo her .school Wed nesday. Holes N'ewby Is selling his prop erly preparatory to leaving as 30on as the roads permit. Mr. Newby has been in poor health for some time and thinks a change of climate mi;ht benefit him. Mr. and M rs. I'red Trump, of Promise, visited Friday with Green Trump's fa in llv, of Sunnv Side. ft Cecil AlcCithbins came in on Tuesday's stage from Knterpriso and is visiting with his mot lnv, M is. Main) Swear ingeii and sis ter, Mrs. Truman Poulson, Will Kecd went to Wallowa Wednesday. Chas. Carper returned (to his home Wednesday. I le has been cutting timber for the past sK week;. Walter Carper Is busy laying water pipo from the spring to his lioii.se. Marshal Pleshmnn is building a largo new chicken house. He is planning on raising a largo num ber of chickens this season. ;r.KMANv i,i;i is ship III IMiI.Nti ii i:i; IUJ:l .KOXnOX. (I. X. S.) fiermanv was the world's greatest shipbuild er In according to Idoyd's ltegislef. Kngland, for years the leader in this industry, turned out during the year (iis,umt tons of shipping during Ihe year, although her capacity i;. a.iMin.uim tons. The Itrilish IHZ'A output was l.lMtn.nno tonj under I H2u. (lovernnient restrictions, lack oT orders from German operators n failure of Ilritish shipowners to place new orders, and 'competition or ! ranee wn cheap tainr m are blamed for the slump. si;mi:is c;i-:ts i,rrn:ii IMId ll (i;t YKAItK A(JO Tlito. dhlo, (I. X. R.) Falling, after (ia years. lo reach its desiin;i tion, a letter, written in lsiii. has .iii.'il been delivered lo Mrs. Charlie 1'. Iautil , local resident ami widow of the writer of the letter. While encamped at pcterOmrg. Ta., as a member of a New York regiment during the Civil War. Charles r. I.uddy wrote the letter and addrewied it to hi mother, j then residing In Fwitzerlnml. The letter was yen! to l.uddy's widow by officials of the dead letter of fice at Wa-shlnton, U. (. Th. latest alibi Is that of the Knns'is man who coarted a v. imp to make his wife worry and thus help her to reduce. jENGLAND SENDS ! MASONIC ENVOY i ON TRIP TO U. S. (Ilv inr!it Suilili) I.ONImN, UN'S) SI- Allre.! Itohhin.-:. fast (intiid Master; m' the (.irand Lodge o' freemason, len today far America, where he will exehnnjjci fraternal reel iiuvi wit li A ineriean KivcmusuiM and uddrcaa American iitdnca on he haC o.' Kntfltsh l-'recauiMonary. Sir Alfred Hohhiiw is at pres ent actively connect eel wit h Kn;; . iih l''ret-iiiasuiir depilc Ida sev enty yej-rs, and with the Imko of i 'olinaujrht, i I "hies; Masons. one ol 1-,'iiKlnnd'K Hi:, misioii M;i tint approval o' the (Hand Master, the luke of 'oiiuaiigh;, am! the (jrnml Unlgi hus expressed bellei" (Hat thu interchange "i fraternal ntessuKeH and iiii'oiniation t ha; wil1 hi k--eiireii w II he oi Ki'eal aiutual ser vice i-r.i1 conducivi! to !. fuller un- dei Mia ad i (If.; bet Weell t In! l lKiill apegikiiij; Masom:. A Imj; hr noin-i will he i,'iven In Sir A If red 't: honor hy the Masuiiio Service Af;socie.lioi: o." Hi i fniied Slater at Way-hiiiKtoi: during iu l vhil, while already, he stated e for his departure he has accepu-J invitationn l, address meetings uf I he (Ira ml l.ode of Massachit seil:i at. iioKlon on March 12; of NeV Jersey ;L Treuloil Oil Api ll ltl; of Missouri at St. Louis to ward the end of April, and of Xew Vint in New York t'iiy on M iv !. I'YeeuuionrV I'.a i mad.) a urea', advance in Knlaud ilurini the la.-:t ear. accurdin to lh- ilrand AHKO. Tiieiv have been created 1 K new I od during 1 itrt, hriniu;; the total number of lod' -h work ing under the KiiKlish cons: ii.ji ion to 3,94 3. TURKISH HAREM XOT DEFUNCT IS PRESENT CLAIM ( Ity Ccorg Hook) PHILAIKII'IilA. L N. S.) Those wil h biirmiioiis temb-ncies 1'',,'nalM u "1 Interested to know jlhal. the Turkish harem is not a (leiunct Institution as the "new dom" movement might lead ii1 "foreigners" to believe. la fact. I well -filled harems, "according to j''n"s Nayjdie ,a Greek, who sl (1P'1 off here on his ret urn from !!l lecmre loin m Australia, are made a study ofvt'ne country. Ita inhabiianis and theli- customn as to 'enable him to lecture convincingly and with under.standinK. ' "Tho harem is as popular an In- stltulion today as it was ' in t'he j,ay when Suleiman the Mairnlfl- cent wnH Caliph." Nayphe salt. "wilh lhe coillillK of the 'new fr-e- dom' a few advanced Turkish wo J. Carpi iid jlh, ijopped tin ir veils and are nut tnf the. harem for good. La Tifa u.,r 1M(. Musl!inha K(IIi:il ,..lH,.f hl ono of ""' The others are a long ffom w,,sU.rn r, (oni( (, is doubtful if they want it. "Tim harem is the most practi cal device lor restoring the nu merical strength of the Turkish na tion, and the 'lenders count on It," the Creek lecltiror declared. "The Turkish women realize a simple trul h which cannot safely be ulter- Ouch! Rub Backache, Stiffness, Lumbago Rub Pciin from back with small trial bottle of old "8t Jacobs Oil." Hack Iitiri- you? Can't Rtraigldcn up without ii'i'lin tunldrn pa inn, shnrp ach"R and twingx's? Now listen! That's luinliajjo, sciatica or mayhe from a Hi rain, and you'll get relief the moment vu rub vour hack with , I flnotliiiig", jienot rating "St. Jacobs ! Oil." Notliiiig cl.-ii taken out sore . nos-i, lanirnt'ss nml AtiffniMa ho quirkly. ion Kiiuply rub it. on your haek and out mines the pain. It is haituless uud doesn't burn the fckin. LitulnT up! Don't sufier! f Jot a nmail trial bottle of old, honest "St. : Jaeolm Oil" from any tlrti store, and , after usin it just once, you'll forget tiiat you ever had hai-kaetie, liitnl);io or Hpintira, because your hack will never hurt or c:iuc any more misery. It never dirt tppoints and lias Iwen rfceiiiiKfiideJ iur GU years. linner Sets - (ilass Ware .Mihm Itowls - I'yn-x Wait? a M'iii; AWirnA H We are listing here just to mak yon taste what Rtiod thint; we We thavo on sale in fancy china. hope and believe t bat these will sharpen your appetite ami indue- you to call on vh for the fenst of j-ood thiriKK, which w are ready lo put In fore you. F. L. LILLY Hnnhvin-' I'hom: m-ks VS-'V VS?? r-X I 'FIGHTING UNO mire of y. Forest Service Claims the i Company Has Received j 13(5 Millions of Dollars i Alrwuly. ; WASHLN'iI'PON (My the Associa ted lVeiw) A 'iaim that the North- ;ern racliid Itatlway company nas: Ireceived n total of I 3ti.l ! s.r.:i:i I i from the sale of lands from ilfl gov lernuteni grants or nearly twice the j j7o,o(Hi,oim cost of constructing Ihe j railroad, ia set up by the forest k.t Ivlce ;jk a chief reason why congress should deny the railway roinpanyj IIIO rigui iu iaie i-r dujin tumti ! :;, mm, Dim acres of public lands which it now claims under the orig inal grants. A resolution directing the secre tary of the interior lo withhold his approval of the adjustment of the Noil hern Pacific land grants and It he issuance o'' any further patents 1 on 1 hem until a congressional iu- 'iiuiry can be made lias been Intro-, id need in the. house. It is sponsor- !eJ by tin' interior and agrieull are departments and will be pressed, j t I toad Kecks Valuable Laud -. ; Asserting I lint Hut railway eom-i ,pany is seeking acreage in Ihe na-j : linunl forests of Montana, Idaho . and Washington worth probably ; $;tii,itH,iiH), ihe loi'ist service, in' a .summary of t lie controversy j .which became public Sunday, ar-J igiU Htliat Hie Northern Pacific .hind j igrants havi; been fully satistled. ! j Moreover, it says an accounting) ! from t he railroad, which congress ihas Ihe right to demand, may ju, Itilv the cancellalion of the patents to all granted lauds still relaimd y Iho corporation. mi i iii'Lii o i:iii:s to in ih-:.tii si:n'Ii:ci- MONTCOMKHV, Ala. Appar ent ly dissatisfied wit h n shor'. .sentence for forgery, cinreiic Hai ley, after reaching the state penltentiury, killed a fellow convicL fed lowing a iiiarre between tint (wo, Kor I hit: hii. short lerin. wa.i stretched iu a Mfa sentence. SUM not salMi'ied, Uailey rcconl ly stabbed James Culpepper, all ot hep prisoner, to deal h wit li a crude st i let to of hi:i own make. ' and a jury in circuit court here has 'decided he must pay for this, bb: third flaunt at the law, wilh his pwn life. cd among Christ hi n peoples t hat a man can have an hones! love for half a dozen women or moo al once. Wife Number One may he loved for her eyes and soft voice; Number Two for her hair and vi vacious spirit; Number Three for her figure and InlMiligence., :md so on. Tim Turkish women an eon-ten:." Shoes For Springtime Wear Follow The' Simplest Lines , Simpl'Vit.v is the "keynote of! Spring fashions. But there is, you know, a difference between smart, sophisticated simplicity, and simply being plain. The Bootery shoes reveal that skill in design ing, and perfection of workmanship that is only achieved through thorough understand ing and years of experience. ' The Boofcery Inc. 200 Depot Street Phone Main 113 "A ' Paradise for Tired Feel" Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe GR0VKR .SMITH, Mgr. FINAL t gs CLEVELAND Touring Car, Five Passenger Ileal Buy. FORD Touring, almost new. This car looks and runs like new, yet our price gives you the benefit of an attractive discount. It has 192-1 license. AND MANY OTHERS Each used car in our stock will sell readily in another month for $:") to $200 more than we ask. C. W. Bunting & Son 1525 Jefferson Ave. Phone Main 792 . t ThreeConvinced ...Mrs. WarnhnU declare" Tnn tac . ' jfiundeiit.. im-dlclue.. on earth.'.. It helped her and her Kraiidinotluv, Mho Miiitc;i If' l' , V. f ir! - .w. ... "My mother and grandmother both say I hey never saw such Im provement as Tan lac has made in me and I hey, like myself, think it Is the grandest medicine on cart h," ts the glowing trlb ite or Mi:i. Path Warn holz, ii:iii Ave., Oakland, Calif. "Kver since childhood, 1 frei fiom stomach trouble the past L n yea-s if has extremely bad. My appetite Very poor, l had fallen off 1 weighed only eighty pounds, and thai miserable, worn-out feeding Hint was ever wil h me beggars description. ' "Ta'nhic helped my grandmol h cr t-'O much that 1 decided to take it, and, oh, how fine and happy I feel Why. for Hie first time in years I have no stomach mis ery ami 1 am eating so ravenously i lint I have act ually named nine teen pounds." Ta nl.ic is for sale by all good druggists. Accept no subs! it tile. Over 4ii million bottles sold. Tnke Tanlac Vegetable Pills. Adv. Wrijf ley Successful in Past Year's Business The annual report of Win. Wrigley Jr.- Co. for 1!I23 has just j iieen lssueu aim. snows mo mg gest year's business in Ihe his tory of the Company, and excel lent earnings with ampin capital and reserves to meet all possible colli Ingi r.cie,. Wrigley stock Is now listed on the New York; and Chicago slock exchanges' 'rtnd shows a dividend yield o,f about 7 A per cent, at pres ( n; pricifp.) , Sriearmlnt gum has made a LEAN-tll oargams &r c f ' y I mint of money for Mr. WrlKb'V and hh oriKiaal (iscorlali'S, and the recent Increase of stock will admit of many more stockholders I in I ho Speur Mint. 1... Tin' stock can be bought thru any broker and preHenl iiuotatious ,are around :iu per share. Many Women Vteiimx or Wild I'm Investments OAKLAND, Cal. (AP)-- Had iu veHtnieni shave trapped many wo men in the ! tilled Slabs in the last year. Mm Ceorge A. U1kk bank official uud treasurer of the Call- tornia Kederatiim of Women's elubs H.iid in a recent address here. "In ln:'2." she milled. "fSl.tluu. laio wus lost by women In slock and bond invi sinieiiiH. Thotituinds ot women in Ihe pasi two years haw been led to invest their saving in l Id1 most precarious of wild cal schemes, oi n,f women, coining suddenly into a sum of inotiey, havi i: til the slightest Idea where ll car be placed safclj." Mn;. Itigus pointed out that wo men depositora iu banks now wen nearly equal in number io men de posit ors. Tin- average woman of today she said, does aboul ST. pep cir Animal Oils For Animal Materials We oil Harness for $2.50 per Set with II. S. Nealsfoot Oil Skala Hdw. Company Phone Main 33 Roesch Building ? T f ? ? ? ? y y y y y y y y y y y Mm t y y y f y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y -THIS is 1 address, are added: fiMB .KftllCMRHFI Mir- J ""'' Relieves B vni'l" fVK CRifPE IN J DAltsB Ej; ,0, All Druxlit,-30 cm. H v mfrwfllwwi winrmm 'tr! I ui UTrn 1 1 ii iiu fi m I H 11 I I! "J IV I II II i t. u I To ri'iit a frooil, ninilirn, tin-riirnislu-d lions.. Wotilil ho lrmantnt ronlcr. Will fur- i nisi ri'r.M-i'nci-H. Call jiliono Main 733. r 1 3' "All men arc created equal in opportunity." In these days the key to opportunity is ready money. Ready money comes quickly and easily to those who save regularly in this bank. Be ready for opportunity United States National Bank MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM or tin' lniylliB ror llu liouKfhoM. tilt.l wnnirll art coining to huvt ill nntiliiK Impoi'lanri. in lln fponom- W Hllnallon. ih:nv bh va n.Mti.i; oe t i citsn v luMdit.u.ii v KVIIACI'SK. (I.N.R) rluil-KM if William Ji'iinintru llryun Hint AniiTican iinlvcrHiliKM art. Itin.?ln.' Dicir ttlihli'iilH la "inoi-iii ili'irratln li(in" I'iinl no itIio ainonir I lit Mfiii- FURNITURE EXCHANGE We Pay Best Prices for USED FURNITURE Or Will Exchange for New 471-J e; i ri h DAILY DINNER MENU Offer you the Utmost of Genuine Goodness Dinner Service 11 A. M. - 8 P. M. , Special Merchants' Lunch 11 A. M. - 2 P. M. Sea Foods. Popular Trices Quick Service Open Always - Strictly American Silver I rvl"r" , i A El MlAtkliVLL ! I Grande Ronde Hospital A nonseetarian and ethical advertise your sickness or tions, but gives you service in the Northwest. We employ only '1 ! This Month We Think of Him with Respect and Affection "AH men are created equal." an eloquent, fragment from the gettysburg But the meaning is clearer if two words of Hyrnr tiiiiviTally. Th,. moilcrn mmlpnt l wwon llally an l.l. allHl." Halil Lolllfl Mllch ..II. il'-all of 111.' colK'BK of cli'nc. ii In liulli at r.'llKlon. I, m I am onvlw.'il l' Ih alnrorcly rttiKioui!." Anoih.T in-oor or d.'lornilnotlon anil pi-rBiHli-iifi- l a illainonn un Iho l hi.'.l rimer of 11'" I'"1"1- Iwph or llio ruonlly Ed Donahue Fir & Jefferson Grill Grill "Fd" institution that does not ' broadcast your opera-" equal to any institution. graduated nurses ? ?v y ': f f,,: y::: f T" t- t.. Lincoln ? t : ' Hi:' '.! ... '.,1