La Grande evening observer., March 06, 1924, Image 8

THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, March' 6, 1924."
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PAGE EIGHT
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$J "' -ofWri ill
jj The Correct Watch Qud 1
: Jr orrl Urttra rkr rtrca fzuVlifWlzhtW. cAf Vfa
Qw t their watch to tljcir Belt and cai it con- f$3
, .venicntlymthelittlepockctoftyfr trousers. ?TO
Wwr a Bcltofh-am. $ i .00 fld more.
1 Weste 1
eg , Gilbert .
eg WEAR A HICKOK BELT &- BUCKLE jjfe
4 itlND.
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HERE
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Copy for this column mutt b
In by 9:00 a. m.
'';; Button hcrtrti, buttons covurml,
' tuinpinff. Mull ordurs KlyiMi
kfoinpuUentlon. All work vuar
ut 4Htinl;"MMcy nr.t -iirooda.. 1), M. O.
a inroad And Huby Wear,
'". ThA Htllclilntf And Art Rhop,
.' ' Mrc -I H. Norton.
Ullft Adtim. I'hone Muln M
J.y- y : ' 9-11-litt
i 'TJ I V'tiiry llltN'kwtHMl.
t?.lfnloil Uok Ooiupuny, l'honi- Main
;a4. 3-5-tf
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K Tho old (blnenu ffume, Mali
. Uonng- for fl.OO.' . He tliein ut
'Mllwrlhurs f Wrhtht'a Thny will
'iuvi lflt Viliff ut thlft prloo. 3-G-tf
,.;J,Our Huttinluy cmndy Bpoctala will
.-(lVlrusft you, 4Juut nuto.our prlcu fur
Uu4Hy Ir always Ihu closest price
dor tuch candy sold by uny onn In
,vtUla pxtrtlon of Orison. Heo Hllver
itHof'Wrljfht' Kumtly Irus Htom
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SHERRY'S
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Viola
IN
A Noise In
Newbro,,
The story of a town
a Flapw
Aiut
i The (medy
"HAVK TO
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( ommg SiMwfay
In
"LITTLE OLD
') flt-nt, mil and ri!pnlr all make
ihwlnK niachlnt. .hU about fre,
rlreBnmiLklnfC couran. White Haw
,lnff Machine Co., Nw Koley Wdp
r3-W. 12-37-t
WliMtNhlehU nnd Km 1 1 w I
. A eoinpleU Hlork of windshield
land Hide kIhh plate tairrlud ut all
tlniert. Hl.'i to fit all iimk.H ul
leant. Tronipt ner1re, ITlceB rlirht.
, Hav Ith'hurdHoii, "The Art Man,"
I do your kIhhh work at tho Klch-
'nrdon Art & Otft Hhop. 3-4-f
l.el us fill and deliver your pr
Hcrlptlons without extra cohI fin
delivery, also your lco crcunis for
dinner or lunch or a uuarl of fruit
sherbet. II Is Just riKlH. al Hllv
lhorn-Vri(hl'B Kumlly Inmr Htoro
! ' jU-ii'
rinno I'lipttH.
IVacher of pluno, who lias spent
& years under Llio tnalructlon of I
celebrated innstar, ileslren pupils t
he tatiffht prhntely ucconhnv to
the lalest upprnved nudhixlH.
Mis. Win. McOlasHoii, I3UU Tenth
struct. Ji-U-lmi
Hlii i-tiel, nhn and well frozen. ft
Huturtlay and Hundny al our sodi
fountain vhero you always K't tht
liesl Icti cream In I -a tlrande In
bulk or tut you may want it, and
don't ffo hungry wlwn you can al
ways ffet ii fine hot or cold lunch
cvory day In thn werk at Hllver
thurn-WrlRnrs Kumlly Drug Worn.
3-1 -tl
The wry latest In flm crri'M.
Dana
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that never knew
THE WOODS'
Marion Davits
NEW YORK"
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pondence atultoncTy In bulk or in
boxes. JOnvcloucs liy t lie pueluiKe j und will reiue:t tlufm to prepare
ac pa rate from the, paper In lturn ; careful recomendntlon for a, tt
whlto or Rniy. Thene- urn a fiu-luryi t w r prouruni. KimtIhIIhIh roni o.
line, ami priced within tho roach of -
nil huycra ul Hilvortborn-WrlKht's'
Kumlly Prutf Htore. 3-6-tf
I Mar. I", lam duy to
pay water
a - i - 3 1
rent without u penalty.
AMrolovfrnl Heading I tally
Phono H lil-J. 8201 Jeffereon
Ave. Z-l-lin
"Kcvcn Kiy8 to Buldjmte," I.. H.
pluy, March 7-. 3-4-Zt
That is Just thn thlnv Tor your
chapH, for rough skin, for plmplca
our Violet Oeum Hold only by uu.
Hllvi'rthorn-Writfht'a Kumlly Inuv
Kiiri- . 3-i-it
Wln-n you think of dlnneruure
hcuutlf ill put tenia, at the rlKht
prleo you think of ilchurdnnn'H
AM & Ulft Hhop. a - 4 - r I
You will find liot wah r bolib
tt all size a that an warranted to
two yearn nlno fountain Hytlnne
and combination. A full factory ltn
at prices to please you, at Hllver
thorn-WrlKht'fl Family lrus Store
3-5-1
(1(17 Killed in IMMh-n In
ItiNIHlN. (Al The aiuiii'il
- ... am prr
hoiih wtro killed In th1 Htreetn of
J-OtiOon Cuiiug 19S3 The uuiubur
in VlZZ was 64. The re purl
).iuwi nior,. pcoptu Injuieii In w:
than In in 22. Accident avt-rag-i
04 dally.
JManllntc tlmu will noon be hen.
befora orderUitf rlsewhere, don I
forKvt to crfll nt Milne's Nursery,
'jab Kabr avenue when in need of
Nhudu trees or fruit treed, sliruo
bery. perennlalB. b:rry planla
roses. I'hone 0l-V. 3-i -ur
Mar. I a, lat lay to pay wnler
rent without u penally. ;i-tl-:(t
Tlia onn tbliiK most (HHentlal
about u truss Is that it must nt
The pressure pad does not under
all ordinary motions of the body
exert Its pressure over the rtKUi
spot. It la an Irritation and wors-
than useless. They make a spe
cialty of carrying Trusses (hut are
real trusses ut Hllverlhorn-U rlKht fl
Kaiiilly Driiff Htore. You will also
find a nice lino of .abdominal bun
daces such us both men nnd wo
men wear, at Sllverllioin-WrlifhfH.
3-6-tl
lOulni'Kimf nd Tlnlliifc.
Tuke your cnlarKltiK and (InlliiK
to HlchardHon "The Art Man." II
irlves the saru" personal attention
and care, to your pictures that he
HWff1 to'l(ls own. KnlarKinK and
'linllnjr In bis specialty. Hlchard
son's Art & (lift Hhop. 3-t-6t
Your doctor ulwaya expects
prompt and accurate, work on uny
kind of medicines he may pro
scribe fur you, your wile or your
children, He always wants It to be
prepared (julckly and from the best
of paid drills. Wu ulwuya try to
pleumt your doctor unci you, and
dnl Ivor all prescriptions promptly
and without cxti'a cost for deliv
ery. Sllverlhorn-WrlKht's Knmilv
lnig Htore. Let us huvu your pat
roliaife, pleuse. 3-1-tf
Cant of Thank-.
We dealrc to express our thaiikh
for the beautiful llnral offerltik's.
and uIko fur the sympathy and
kindness ol ueluhbots und friend
In otll recent bereavement.
M l tt nd M is. Win. II a rr
und l-'amlly.
It - U -1 1 I 'ove, i fri'Koll.
Mar. Ml, hint day to pay water
rent Ithout u penalty. ;i-ti-;it
Everything Set For
Farm Caucus Opening
(Continued from pa t-o 1)
chairman, will have lLn opportuni
ty to ttludy the Kfowlh of the dntry
nilUHtr in. a whole its relulcil
to the coiiKumplton. L'o.st of pr
ductton fiirures for thin and other
Ori'Kon counties will Indicate t he
amount of f"t which must li(, pro
dilced per cow ttnd the size of
herd which cttn be handled econ
tmlcally. The most optimistic group nf i he
conference and aluo (he moM pes
slmlHtti! group will probably be in
cluded umotiK the fruit growers.
Cheirj growcr.H will dig Into lnior
mallon refbcting on the ritturw of
flint Indllhtiv. They are at present
optimistically, planting an lucrens
ed acreage In the county. Apple
B rower i will attempt to find d
way to lower production cost and
prr vent failure which now faces
some growers. Prune growers
have had u very had season and
are In much the same condition
a.i apple grower.'.
"Hhould we Increase our alfalfa
uereuRv Ib'verul factors will In
fluence, this declsliui. Among
these are the possible markets,
danger of alfalfa weevil damage
and I he need of Hlfall'u us a legume
to improve fertility.
Tht, live stock committee is ex
pect ed to pnwen t conser at iv e
program n.s an grain and potato
growers. Many of the recommen
dations which may be of benefit
to group as a wholo will bl( of u
negative nature, of especial inter
est In the grain ilivlslon will be the
dim iihsIop o.' t he farm legtslat loe
now tteforo congress, this discus
sion will be under the direction of
A . H. Hunter.
Specialist i rum tho Oregon Ag
rtctllturu College will bo present to
uld some or the groupn. With one
exception, however, they are not
scheduled to fcpeak. Paul ".
Marls, diretliH- of extension, will
dtseiiK) tho neeJ for an sgrbiit
tiimt program for th state as a
mhnP, und for Knlon tount.v. lr
W. T. Thy will open l ho ip n-ral
scMdcn of the conference with n
tnirotiuo Ion of the reasons fr u
local conference and wilt uri; on
diiien nt furutiT iirouiw to K" fully
Into the problems confronting the
local aKMculture of Union Couniv
A. L will he ut the rail of different
K'"l " to K-ve Information on pro-j
ductlon ami maketing problem.
U-i reiuetet.
HT I.AKK. (M-e. f Hpei-tar ) I ir.
tt . T. Phy, chairman of the con- t ' ' -
,:;;r ;:;,.xy!:But stick to it, is Advice
hi -- i lint iii- unini i'.nf,.r.i of William E, Human,
I'lll'l' WIN IIIIUK III,. (lIMMHnK lit ul
in w I'piicli Iii Hit- ili'vi-loiMiicnt lit"
I'iiIhii roiiiiK unit will ,() cr niorij
I.iih'IIihI l.i n. ril to i.v,.ry hrum-h
or iiki'Ii nlliii" "nil liilHlni'Hii llian
;tl t litnj; We IiilV,, e- done, mil
deeply. Ju!r'dd In making U
i: iflnec". H fill all enmwiied.
"The keii't(. i,f t h rj eonrereiK-e
wlll he pi ai l li alillily; ullfi t'OMKcluu
neMH. ( 'an I HI rniHldera) ion f
IlietH will tl'Ue the place of long,
tii K(iili! spi-eehes. ThlH ullldy will
iir.t ever pIiils., of our lutlvltleji
and mailt' hy ith d aclimlly In
lei'enled and ilolllt,' tho work In the
conn I y. ( 'run mil leeH have been
en rne1-' y tit work and Jmve valu
able data to iin-Mi-m to their re
Mpeetlve Kioiipn."
FIRM REPORTS"
31 ANY SALES
(Continued from pnpp I)
Tom hris'idl boiijjht hlt;bw:i
art-a from Mr. iirr. near tin- fox
farm on Kant Adams.
('. V. Kim? of Portland, sold bin
lots on tlii- enrm-r of M and Oak
streets (r Kni'-lt Smith of Terry.
ivho Intends t erect a modern resi
lience in the near future on hh
new property.
Charles h. Sloop sold his four
room bungalow at i'2oi Oak street
to Mr. Menu, who has taken posses-1
si'n and now resides there. i
C. K. CunninKham of Portland,
has sold his property on the cor
ner of Jackson and T avenue to K.
II. Huseh. who is fixing up the
bulldinir prepAratory to making it
an apiirtment hotis.
K. I tuni hit? sold his home on Q
avenue to (bori;e ox of Klwin. Mr.
Kox, who has taken possession, is
u palnt'-r for th- O.-W.
ChriS Wright sold his sort drink
purlors on the corner of Jefferson
nnd Kir to Douglas und (lUllcksi-n.
who are new comers to ,a Grande.
They hflve taki-n poss'Sslon.
i tie wratHie ttonde Lumber com-i
pany has sold a modern five room
house and two bds at t'.Ui'' . street
to (Irani M. Tucker of Joseph, who
hiiH come t-o l.a '(irande to make
hhi home,
K. W. Mnuiiitfurdner sold his five
room bungalow at 140 4 Kourth
sh t to U. Kims, who has taken
poNSesslon,
Mr. (Jarner has sold Ills timber
claim on the Wallowa river to Um
liowman-lll''Us lumber company.
The !Hia acres of land situated
near (lie mmith of I.add Canyon.
oeioiiKinw io i-eKoy Couch, was
sold to Men Coiner and Council
The new owners have taken posses.
ulna.
(ioir Club PIjmiIn ,(mm Ti-is-s.
SAN KHANCISCO. (AIM Th
Olympic Club of Han Krunclscf
building Its second IK-hole golf
course on rolling hills nnd rials
overlooking the Pacific ocean, will
plant I I. una tn-eii to enhance the
beauty of the course and to pro
vide advaiilagi-oiia wind -shields.
The trees Will Hot Intel tel., with
the golfing.
An in nova I Ion announced is I he
use nl tree mid shrubbery bowers
on all teen Instead of unsightly
Wtmtlcil Sheltci houses.
N'aghlines'; ji; comparative.
Ihe ladles who light up afle
ner frown on those vho gel
itl'ie; dinner.
Mven
r din
lit up
Rub Rheumatic Pain
From Aching Joints
Rub Pain right out with
trl.il bottlo of old
"St Jacob, Oil."
Slop "ioing'' II he am
It ! pit in only ; not
aao in tiftr
renin re interim! t n
nu-nt. Huh
hoImii;;, icuetriil
right on tho "te
.liu nU- OH"
not." And by
Hi.- 1 1 m
VOU ;l
k Hobinson '
out mm
the
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ili.tn-.
Ii'sk linn
HiMippu,
It tnki-i.
St. .1
Oil" in n hurm- 1
iiiinent which never i
oean't burn Uu- kin.
orencia and MiIIimvii
from
I
int. 4, mu pries And
.tcintii's, liuulKign, buck- ;
n lie una neuritlri:i. i
Limber tii! (iet a smalt trial j
bottle of nhl-tiine. honest "St. Jtn-obg
Oil" i'mni any druir ,tore, and in a !
numicut, you'll Ih free from puin.
ttchc itinl stitfiiesa. Don't sulTerl
Hull rheumatism away.
Alt' liogiiining lo cat uu
soiiu' horses and
lidi' I'iifl.i - IIU- h Duiiri
Newhn Drug
Co.
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will K i I every (irk and
::vf t ip life Xf your
;i.niiiiiils
MARRY EARLY
SAYS VETERAN
Now 87 Years of Age.
khiKANH WaMh. (Al'l Marr,-
i ,,,, nu,. mnl Ihrn Ktltk to
b, hi the advlcn William K. ilu
maii, K7-yeur-ob Civil wur vet
eran, formeii politician und travel
er, pawricd out to "the oun folk:-"
it; In, nnd .Mi'b, Humuii celebrated
the!' 701 p we'tdln.: unnlvermir.
hir. recently. Il did no, stuto
whether his phllosphy wa.i a for
mal;, for lontffvit), bapplnes.1 or
what, but aPP''arently Mr. Huimin
und hi: wife. Who I:: HO. have had
their share m all these worldly ut -talllineiitK.
They were muriied In Human.,
villi. MisHonrl, In 1854. The Civil
wu.- broken und passed. Tht: durk
day i followiui; that bitter HtriiKlti
i wep; down upon the fain II.', but
tbrotiKb I: all the llmnun:i kipt
smiling. Kinully they cumc weal
ami aettb'd v. Hpokune, in IH'Ju.
"Ai: open al, lifit fin1, n i family
have beep all o. my pleasures,"
Mr. Human said. "I'v-, irot o:i"
I lillh Kirl n Cultfornia und the ba
by llvej buck cuat."
The little K'rl la Gl yearn old and
theaby Is 8.
EVA RICKS,
AGED TWO, IS
FIRE VICTIM
(Continued from puge 1)
bo buried in tho Masonic ee mo
te ry In Iai (iraiKle tomorrow fol
lowing services to be held from
tho'L. I. H. tabernacle at 2 o'clock.
l.ltlle Lewis Martin Itlcks, who
was b ii in ed Herlousl y in the fl re
near covo yesterday that resulted
In the death of his little sister,
Kva. Is in I-a Urund0 today recov
ering nicely from the burns.
He was rushed to I -a (irande
shortly after Ihe fire and following
medical treatment was taken to
the homo of his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. k. ' Jv. Kicks, -who reside
in south Im Orundc.
Krlends of the' parents and
grandparents of the deceased pirl
und Injured boy are extending sym
pathy to then In their bereuve
meni today. The news of the
tragifc fire came tuf a sad shock 1
both to Ia Orande and (,'ove peo
pie.
GRID METHODS
SECURE SEATS
(T'onllnued from paRe 1)
Todtbiill" U1U1 morning In (ir
I" ciM lhi-1;- tk'ki'li rr.sorvoil.
The Reader In
Search of Decent
Stories at a
Mod erate Price
Will find what
STREET AND
We have
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Tho spat sale wan Hchedith-' t
open u; Clas.: IiruK, Inc., it, eight ;
o'clock this morninn and five min- 1
ute.i before cinht abou". forty peo
pie, with ticket ; numbering froip j
two tt- one dozen, were lined ui
In a conuf'stvd niant. outside the
door.:. '
I When tli door.i opened, every
.body ruHhed In (without caaual-
titL, luckily) am hucreeded in t;et
tltij, reservations. Si-verul pood
scuta for both even Inn.; .still re
main, however, but I hey ai " not
numerous.
Tho inleruiit displayed this
morning in securing .seats and the
ta.rjfe number of reservations thai
were made, assured absolute auc
ces to Ilia Menhir rlus:r in the pre
sentation o, tliei.- play.
Tomorrow even! ok thi ciirtut.
will risti at eiuht o'clock on 'Sevi ..
Ker. tu Huidpate." Haturrlay eve
nint: the ilrauir. wil! beir- t liirt;.
mlnuten Inter.
I'ihmt XIiim's 1'nr liirunls
SUililni; t Walk
Ralnu im aliovii jnly
In lur.'.
ITi'Vi-nt font troiihli- ly
ImlllK 11,-lillh WiilliS" foi
llio lltll" fulkK liil. It '
i-UHlcr anil lna.r Hi mart
t ll vm out rlKlil. Willi liirr.Lt
f;ct than trying t" irixt
foot troiililii lati.T in llf'.
All tlu luti'Ht iin-illcul
liuokH ail' mlviHliiK niotlui.-,
tu mint tho iltth- on. to
wulklnu i-lthiT In tholr
sKH'UInu fii't or a Hho" with
rli'Xilili' Holt', an liaril nolo
HllOfH art) vi-ry strcnuoiHun
JJuby'H lender fi'ut.
They also Infiiim n thai
tht) Butidi'n fhunifn from so
min to hiuil noln hoi'
onn of thn Inlllal liiiisuf
fallen archis anil olliuioot
. froubli'H that ruini' JF"'T In
llfn. Tim Infanti tindi-r
iiiu.-.
lien nri! unnl lo lunl
thi-J
I hard Hiili'H hli'h doi n
noil
I'l'llllt 11 niusi-li-H of
tint
Veil to -vi-Ut proiii r-
ly.
I'UtlHiniclht'iii tu tuiil or
bri'a
ilol coinpU-ti'ly.
Siru tln-m in our winnows.
TheBootery, Inc
A I'nrndlso for Tire I Keel
Home of tin Arch Aid Shoe
OHOVKH HMr ill, Algr.
20(1 Depot St." Phono M-MN
he wants in the
SMITH N0VEI
1,000 Books
Stationery Co.
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H00YER12ED GROCERY
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108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore.
MEN'S HATS
Spring Styles in Distinctive Marathons
Our new display of Marathon Hats lias arrived.
I'catui'ing new, distinctive Spring stylos and colors,
in silk lined and unlined models. All Marathons arc
made of nine fur felts
Prices ranging from
f49 to $5;
Our'averly" Qp Leads
In Snartness. StvK and Quality
Full shape, one piece caps for dress, sports arm work.:
fIade of imported lightweight softiifcs, full satin lined.;
,A11 choice patterns. The visor has reinforced stitchingi
land strap with buttons. An exceptional cap value, Re
Inic'rtjbcr a "XVaverly'
X. It. TAVLOIt cANDih.vn-;
pi:mi.i:ton. or. . it.
(.liliKd Taylor, sheril,' o-- t'matillc,
county from July until thn follow-n;-
.lamiury Ip :i2, arte.- hi:;
brolhei , Sheril"' TP Taylo. . wa i
hilJiM. .and ii'iv: chie.' oi polic;
Pendleton, ha:i announced h:
iiniliibicv ffi- Ilir nfllce m stierlll
on lh- democratic ticket. In hi:;
platform he state:; that If Im i
coufiilejlce lie can conduct life o.-
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1'lie location, fjliallty
.Mid ahrubbfiy, ti'dgh
Komil satinlaclion
tractive G-room bum
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('omplelely furnished or unf irnislied
WM. MILLER
2 Deli
venes
EUI H H B9 H ift J! a if It
K BUM Owf.' i Vfc.rf
with all leather sweats.
$2.25
ficii wil h oh i tin nir o ' Imported
deled ive;; and pledge;; hinisoli to
eo-oper.'ile wUh the district atlor
Iiey't oflice.
i'. K. Crahiim ha:-, filed hi:: dec
laration a-; e deninci Jit it; candidate
fo.- recordtv o! eonvevaiice:.
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Marl thi:, date nn your ealen
dar March tr.. It is the day
l"or fillnj; federal incomo tax ro
t urn. .
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iielinii and fixtures, the lawn
Hit: enhancing value, and the
b-rived Ironi this imusualiy at-
ji
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