La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 08, 1924, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texts.. itH.i 1',h"- I SHtm-day, March S, 1021. TTTE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE-FIVE 3 Local News In Brief X)W1NT! IIVKNTS ' March 7-8 "Seven Kya -to Baldpate" Senior liny. May to Kaiern firrgno frnck Moot nt Union, . June V t, t Union Uvi Stork Bhow at Union. Heturns from Portland j Oeorge I'orhrun. local attorney, r-etifriied this morning from Port land, wheje he had u meeting with the trust 4h of the tirand Lodge. Pinvhase Net- tte W Ml'" "ml Ii'rH' J- A' M'nrthy ,lw'n,"nt of 1,10 K- Went enm- nucde n trip to Hnker hutt Avck n-.lnanr rruu ln "''' inaniior 4ia to I nirniiiK to tln ir home with a new i,v'' 'e impression that hosiery I Nash six. J could he secured at lilt oentn por ' . jpuir. Tho Hno should liave rend j VMls SU k Molhci' j pair of hosiery at 6a routs por 1 Mrs. Nora Ordway left on 24 IhisiP1111"- I morning for Hot. .n, where jdio i Jj will attend her mother, Mrs. C. W! Moon, vho was operated on iihout i n week ato. She r. ports Mrs. , Moon ns dolnp very nioely. . On Way to Hiiihti, Idahtt Sir. and Mrs. William Lyman 1 tuk' possesion ..of Ills new prop nnd Mr. and Mrs. l-'red Hheffre, of,,,r'y very soon. The former .resl Aledt'ord, Oregon. sto)itd 'in La d nee of Mr. Johnson, at i:tu" O Vrunde 10 visit 1 heir Hlstnr. Mrs. Anadee i-louKh. "21113 First street, while on route to KuMrt, Idaho. t 3 1 el urns from MIiiimkiUs S. A. Anderson, Jr., has returned A. Llllot, stale forester, nr- 1o his homo In Iji -Urunde ufteriiivod In the city front Portland inUsftinK for the past three weeks With friends and relallveK hi Mtn. meapolis, Minn. Mr. Anderson . Horts a, very enjoyatde trip diriiirJhere imxi Tuesday. A ineetlntf of i Jii ahsenc-. Itlie Wallowa t'ounty assoclalion j ..will he .held.nl Wallowa on Mon- Vlsilinjr in La raiulc fday, the local one -here on Tuesday 15 riias. Niiiolcvr, n tomlnent and Wakor county on Wodnesday. idtocKinan of intrkee, .Oregon, is visiting at the home of J. A. Me arthy. Mr. Snulcer has many other friends in La Urnudc Unit he is also visiilnff duriuK his slay here. ! BaM'hnll hanrr Soon ; Tim Jtex hall will on -the night i Of March 17th, he the seen! of a J liasohaU heneflt dance, the pro coeds to he used hy I he locnl nine -which Intends to enter tho Hlie,'lhe Legion conference ut Maker' t fountain Hasehall league. 01soirHjylM" "day and will aiteiul iho meet- orchestra will furnish the music. J Hik at Pendleton tonight. ) : Will Ho To Salem Tuo lliilhlhuc Permits Issued A. T.'lHII. grand dad of the III! Permission was given John Allen ' Dads and president of the school Jo hulld a garage at his homo on . Ijoaril, yesterday signified his. in-IKourlh street, hetween P-unsyU l .tention of accompanying the Lalvanla and O avenues today hy tin Grande high school Imsketlnll jClly. Tho estimaU'd cost Is ?:jU0. ".iM 1,11 ,,mmTTmmmm. Jerome Pompheli received a per MwmHMww nil! to erect a one story frame i:'V One Slice of 35iead Does for IJoth! "Aren't you extrava gant, Jolinnie;" asked his mother, "to use but ter and jam on the same bread?" "No, mother it's eco nomical the same slice of bread does for both." Ouv'. Two-Pant Boys Suits are the height of saving they serve two masters you and your son. They render si day school and a Sunday school service at one. every-day price. Two naiir wonder fully mitfle trousers that many young njen would like to own in a variety of mater ials and they are only belittled by the prices we are -asking., A'traR-oo.l rV SSI 2. 15 Hoys Suits to $27.15 Home Run Hoys Waists - ,,4 95c to $3.65 , Sch.fl-Wil Roys Caps 50c to S1.D5 Allen A lioys Stockings 3(lc tt fi()c Poll-Parrot Knys Shoes !?3.95 lo S5.J5 Clint's Clothiery A Store with a ronirif-nre wonder- I team-to Hnlem this week-end when Ihcy will enter (ho stale title tournament. Mr. Walker 111 Nowa haw betn received in (irunde of I ho serious illness of 4 H. U'alker. of Portland. -Mr. Walk er In suffering from a stroke of paralysis. He wub for thirty jcnrc. ii resident of 1 4i lira tide, inning hot n connected with inn O.-W. It. - N. here and )i!m many friends ure ievod to hear of bis Illness. mr Corrected J n yesterday's Issue of the Kvo- nlng Observer a lino In Hie ndvor- Kt-ai I kittle leal Closed Tint Pyramhl Land company to day unnotmccd the sale, of the C J. Kitchen apariments itt' i:h;hth and M si roots to I'Yed Johnson, an jeniffnorr on the O.-W., who wilt .avenue, which was Included In tlie leal, will he occupied hy Mr. Kil- (chen. Tlrt M'anliui Urne 'his morning m take pari In thi innual mee.ilnK of the L'ounty Kire re-(association, which is lo he held In La itajtde 8VhI.,v John C. Jlenderson. supomisor of reoreuUon for the .Oroxon AiihtI an Lepion, spmit the mornltiK In La Grande -visit In t,' Leglonnulrer-: here and inspocUiiK playground fa oHtlies. He stated that "La Crande is uhead of many other Oregon towns of similar size In Oils re spect. " Mr. Henderson altcndor' dwelling to he used as a residence nn Cedar street, het w een (1 randy and Jefferson; Tho cost of con Hi ruction Is set at $lf00. ' Mar. 10, last .lay -o pay wpior ronl witnnu. a p.-niilty. ?-G3t NEW TODAY NOTICE. Dui to difficulty experienced In nollnotlnjc .oltarKcn for adver tising -that is llsietl untlor elawl fletl advcrtJslne ami uoder IIm now loday" iioadtng, lle Thro ning Oliservcr tdll bereartex take no classified ailvertlsln? or advertising to be run as "now tody" unless the mlvcrtlslng is aeconipanlctl hy cash. WAN rrcr competent woman general housework. Cnllfc-fffTit-J 3-8-1ip WANTED Competent girl for general housework, i Mrs. Oeo fumy. Phono p 14-31. S-S-SI FOM 11KNT f-'lno 12-aere tract close 1'yrumltl La-nd Co. KOH PALK Throe room hous and large lot. SSOO.Oft. Throe new strictly moOerii j hrnt resldeuco dlnl I'liTT Pyramid Land Co. 3-S-ltp e J-'urnlshctl ' 3-room liollHP. No rhlllrn.. In-' 1 707',4 Wash! , 3-8-lt ,.WA'NTEI K-jxTl. nci d Elrl or woman for ;hm Ki-cond S... or pholl.' a!'7-U 3-S-ltp FOU SAI.R It. It. J rtrrn. 7ic a Alo.-n u POT! PAI.K Rftd ee withlatj I. P. HtageR. KedUHi,. niegon. MONKY On rlty rosldeneV prop t'rty, repayahl in oawy monthly InntaMtneutft. See J. II., Oliver. Fori PAl.K Itcd airingH rocker, hoiiio god nee doom. Inquire ArfTlT Oak Ht 8-S.2tp FOR HKXT '-nuHlneM hiII1Iiipk. ree 1 . .1,01 ics, IFOR HAI-K J exceptionally good ;. Pnderwoort lypytvrlter; also on- Smith rremh r jtypew class condition for mly fifteen dnllorft. Iu. f?. -Tuckey, iSftS Hc 1 onrl St. . 3-8-llp iFOn 8A1J-; Modem 5-room bun- jtalow. full hanernent, large ; Hereened in porhen. Oak Ki. I y-S-Stp HATfI?NO VXWH Tancred trap. uf-Hted. W rain. R -fV White -linnw. 84 Alder Ht.' W. n. Pickens. 3-S-tf FOTt RAt.K Nice fridr-fows. TIUMT 'II II. .fleltlniM i I . ltnt,Ttrm. S-S-,l) 1 eiii-Hrr? rTTai Iji .rande Well liked Thai -LaOranrtc makes u dint-hler Impression mmn visitor! was clear-) ty proved ly n letter received by the ftvcnlng Observer from Kanniej K. Monk, ot rreswell, On gon. Ii states; "-I spent mom of l-Vbrnnry i tin i.u -viniiiiiu irmi i eiiuiHM r hiki I . , , ... .... , Mho tempttiiion kn tell you howl in l. a inindu and I rnnnot h-hiki that 1 did not Bee the country ni Iih best, yet It wan like spring lime, too. It was my first visit to the limtut I Till lirnmli. If I...- i Kveryone wan ho friendly and I ttmi- awuy. HOiuolhinK In Ihi- innci.l; r in,, mil., mil who rimu l...r hour'"1 up in .! n.h.H, or u ..,! .Hno. ij i. r. wiih r.-iuomn. ....,1 u ' liackwiml kI.ii.po ovor n.y h..u!. der La flrande Is all right. ro (;i vi-: HIGH SCHOOL NOTES lty 141 Mia -;nUIH) All the classes had chuiS nu'd. Ings Tuesday morning for the pur pose of distributing evenly tl0 tickets on milp tor the Senior Play. There Is u contest utnong Ihe clas- and the cluss selling the most tickets will receive five points In the pop contest in -which, ho far. thP Seniors are leading. The advanced sicnogrnphy class is Ktnrttug'lo double their work u trifle, us they are Ulixious to si art practicing entirely for speed. Jn order to gel their credit for the years work they must he able to uiuke one hundred and t went - five words per mhiute and they ure all hoping to muke It. In connection with the oratori cal eunteal that Ik being held the Senior Mngtlsh classes have, this k, heeu going rather deeply In to the subject of oratory. They lutAc been taking n files on ull dif ferent kinds of oratory ami t Im proper use of each, us well as reading und dlsciiHslug some of the host orations hy such great and learned men as Webster and Cal houn and some of ihe great men of the present day. Lach member of the class has taken one of tho ievou subjects offered and they ure all preparing their -orations on them; tin-He are duo on March 1 6th. All iho subjects In the, con test deal in some way with ihe ConMltullou and Li 1h hoped 'that i I hi will, In u way. awaken 1 he pnoiilc to the great need of tak- ng un active Interest In tho mat ters -of vital Importance to tlx1 public and to took upon the .Con stitution under which we are th ing wiih .more reverence and re rfpoet than has, heretofore hoen inanlfefted. i ne .gins aim i.toys noiiuie (I mi net. ha ve cIiohou some vory plonHtnff seleetions for I hi! Senior Pluy program and have been working very faithfully these last :cw das. The boys in (he, (iiar tot are: James Cokcr, Joe Funk, Luwreuce Kerr, Hulpli Webb, Ha rold .Hehroedor, Sheldon lirown ton, Cluud Willoock, Jack I lennls. Thir se.lootlons ure; " Just a tiirl That Men Forget." Qarreu. Hchu hert's "Serenade." The Girls Junrlci Is: Mildred Webb. Lu Mill askill, f'ocilr Cade. I alsy itobbs, Myrtle WIMcock, Lue!l0 Meiealf. Mild red l-'o, M arjorie M oG u ire. Their selections ar: ."I ireaiuiug" Sch Illy. "Spring 'Song" Mendel ssohn. In the Domestic Department the cafetria closed TiiurHday. During the hud went ho, r t he cui'otiia wiih run very xucceMsf ully, hut hecaiiHC of the warm weather It wa neco--sHary to clo.se. The girls of tho department are planuUrfT and 'preparing for the lint given hy the III Dud Monday night. There has heeu rivalry hetween the History 1 1 classes for some time an each Iuih heen publishing a. feudal newspaper. They went buc k to the year I win which wu the time of Kuedullsm, and their tell if the tournaments of the KnlghtH and of the work of the hurch, which wils very Im- portant in those days. They also I contain jokes, sports, society and Jiihi a the present day pa.pers. They Will he judged by t-he faculty and the honors given to the winning class. These pap ers are very well edited and show the . ability of the pupils. We are all looking forward to the month of April und why'.' Why hecnus,. In April t lie A. tl. N. students give their annual pro- "couimunly called "April An tiques." The entertainment to he given this year shows signs of be ing Ihe best ever. The girls are -now busily engaged In trying to unravel the mystery of "The Keast of the. Mttle Lanterns." which in .very charming but that utild bo tolling. The program has been fully planned and the eirls are busy wllh preparations for tho annual event. . "Seven Keys to lialdpate." Ihe Senior I'lny Is unhinc In thai spe cial arrangements in nli I Im ii I n V 1 1 Hi il for spcriery ool did not posses and this was hull! nnd Bet up by the manu al training department under the direction of Mr. Snuow. The light ing of the stage has been changed there now being not only Ihe white and red lights bul blue as well. Work Ih Hill going on and when lhl is eojiipleled the stage a Ijllie '1'lTpT" d with a dimn ilition to the extra lights. iifuut Daughter !le Dora l.lllfnn Houston, th fnnt dnughtfp of Mr, and Krnest 11 oust uu. passed on ie ag'- ot iho and IS daya. ll-r death, which is mourn. sincerely by the many friends o her parents, wn the result of Hh-re of pneumonia.' Funeral nervir will he held tomorrow afternoon nt - o'clock Tu- Mrwdgruwi and iinri'T- nioii funeral wrvw-e parlors, in 200 GATHER TODAY FOR ARM" M13ET i i rr:anttnur) fwim pupo 1) iii'tci-noon I . ... reiier.il colli ere nee Mi It . .. Ill then ; , , , 1 u.ni,f(fiviMi a stat im jm ii u " proiKiltly HllKht e.haiwes. fr " I ,...,..wi..7i .'i-ii iitiin:al nro- Urum of 4'lo eoun.y Xor the rl- f, . i ... fc. . . ,.. m . , . . ', ' ... ,in "''" "'"" - -arl roun.y In .ho r a..- "Hov - 1"- W nl , '" "'"V 'onion - nro n. ... u. .ur., ...... . - (try ..iru uihi i.nii ui tmo j--,.. - onforonooB ure sponsored ly no Suite (1hnmlierAOf fonimerce, local rhnmher of Commerce, farmers' y""""' V . nf Commerce, Kmte .Hanker's associa tions, ltallroiids, Oregon Atfrli'Ml tural colkpe. und other oranlxa ttons interested in the welfare or fnrnieifT In K"ne.ral. The purpose of the confronoo8 nro to hrln ahout closer co-opor- ntton hntween the edUeuttoniil ser vice, the Jarmers, oni me murivei. The meetings are in effect larKely loducationul and In this wuy survo help the farmer raise ldgg crops in a more efficient and profi table munner. The O. A. C intension Service Is well represented ut -the present (conference hy Paul V. Marls, dlrec tor of the Service: K. U forier. head of the Livestock department; IT. K. Cosby, poultry: M. C Jumle son. Dairy Specialist; C, 1 Long. Horticulturist and 4'. J. Herd. Mar keting ICxperl. Mr. Maris speech was one of the good things of the opening day of ihe conference at Cniun. yesterday. He reviewed the development of agriculture and pointed out that a. new problem confronts the fannerj of today due to "Ihe development I of modern rapid transporlaiion 1 ihnl of an enlarged area -of ooin-l pel II Ion, in" some .instances compe tition is nation-wide and even world-wide. j He said in part. "A hotter bal ance should he maintained between! production and consumption In other words such a supply should not he ralrted .that it exoeeds Ihe demand. That is one purpose ot this conference, to make a survey voru 4i r.sTiov ami ' ITS AXSWKft (Question: J wo ild like ;o ask this question, afler an examination: Can you loll poslliely w h e 1 li e r yo jr treatments will benefit mo. Answer: An examination will not only enable Jiie to IO(!ato. the true cause of your illness, hut it will enable mo lo give yon a, sane, loglo.nl, easily inriire'n conclusion .as to whatfesults you may pect fr Is noting gue.s-woii; In Jilpruotie Nuturo- palll recognize disease as having one 'primary cnu.no and I know if- the cause, is correct I'd the patient will get well. M y Klootrical Treat meni s will aid you In getting well. (Consultation l-'roc I easily proA conclusion .as ' llinT .in., ... n,,' f" I t ' lit wlllll jfoHllHti VOll mnV CX- -Jrfl mmmmmmim m i Ull I run i rem neniu. i iw ww-w- i. .. -i i 1 1 of ithivoijj0r and Nuturo- i J ' , ' J ji illVinTi i i mi nl i1 diseaae ! . " -T nr """i J 1 m Colorite 1 T'jeSa"d.y . - AND ! HatBrite t n I Makes Uiu Mraw Mats m 1 LVJuMl""! I LM)k Like New 0!" I Also F'-lT : Put Up in I iw-krt 0. .,.. .....i, -.. . ! I CJfZ;. ; lioxes - y -,. - . xtr; red cross . , i DRUG STORE Mow er I luxes , Vases ! . 'I Plant j . 2 days Asters PSfspifi from to day rTL j JL XTS5zJ and then , 1 UlS ff'irnM KORMATALMADGE C' n. L-W-- VENGEANCE LJl i W 1 1 - ' astous 1 liil-T " ' 5 S Sw hi.ve Ihe Heed VH I 1 1 ! I J r$m I Merc. Co. . z22sS& . - 1 IM. s ; - of caiwiuitpilun possibilities .und advise how in nditiHl imirttiction no. 'ciirdlltKlV." Mr. .tti rii. HltiliM) to tin r,,,K 'rv,'r "'Porter, thin niornlnn, thai the conference ul I'nion hud hud 'i ho mom auspicious and mm ocwf4il opening of any hold ho far. I'nion euuniy's agriculture agent. Vl "'r- lonowrn vvtin n tntu ment of agricultural n,K, ... .i i.... it " ' " , M I B,aln Prodiieilou has resulted hi n in "V canes the ,, twol years, mill icrnwris have also hooii " '""" ti. posNlhie ex ception ot rherry raisers, poultry proilueiiou is alioul eiiual to l lie di-juand.- Inn eultlng of price hy growers and the sule f storage ok have damaged Ihe markel., po tatoes have heeii ahoul equal to Ihe demand, livestock has suffered losses in the last few years, dairy ing lias tieeu proilluhle so far ami wou"1 ," Wni"1 proilluhle If the uuullty of the stock were Improved, the speuker eios.-d by recommend ing thai the i'nion county larmors lake advantage of the reports Is sued hy Ihi- . A. C. extension se.r- vice. i An Interesting feature of today's progrum was the duta prepared by the Slate L'pcrlmentul Htaiiou ui I'nion and presented hy ttohori vt j i iiieuiiuie, superintendent. . t V. L. Dm ton. who is located on: the forestry service In Ituker. tulk-j eu un i ue Kriumig promcm ami Paul Carpenter, county . ugetit of Maker county, spoke; of the siivjm being taken lp-stump out alfalfa weed. ' ' ,.' Neaiiy 'all of the husbands who are weaned uwiiy t vamps are po.s.M-sHcd of bogus oil stocks. Mar. 10. hist day lo pay water! ent wit hunt u penullv. .t-C-Itt j Garden Tools Rakes, IiueK, .Spades ' and Sliovels AIho .J'oullry Nfthut; . Ijrall Heights. Call and Kee 'J'lii'iu. F.L. LILLY II mil ware JMiojie Main 83 ill 0 11 Sawer-Holmes YffFTKK The man who know j U doopnV kimw one -thlnti. . Ke itoe't klii-vv how lie tends (o ru rournce homicide. The most itmiovlitf; (hint ahout rero weather Ik 'to have soirc idd tlmcr tell ho rold It used Ut ho. Mar. 10. last day to pay water rent without u penalty. :i-i;-!it B0CJJXA Em,broideiy PACKAGE OUTFITS A new shipment of Package Goods just re ceived. Everything from Underwear to Pillows and Scarfs. Art & Baby Shop Prescriptions Keceive Our l'ei'Nonal Allenlion We can fill any doc tor's prescription . ami also your own formulas and recipes. Try tTs And we feel sine that have another uuston company The New Drug Store Telephone Main 53 Cor. Fin- & .Tcff. A RCA Nortka Tal s 'ASHES New Chiffon Hosiery IN New Suede Gi'ey IiG' Cabin Oun Met; Ecsta Price FRENCH & ARCADE NOW PLAYING Constance DIWTIN In I.N "GRAIL" And Custer Kcaton Comedy READ THE liSERVER CLASSU?iE"D ADS Coming Monday of VENGEANGE, SPECIAL ORCHESTRA m a Jit f $f 2 Albers new oats red before the "Something new under the sun" u:. Minit Oats a hot nourishing breakfast dish ready for your table ' ' in i to i Freshly milled from selected Western oats and - naked by a new and exclusive proa ss. All the healthful body-buildinj; elements are retained and a rich and deli- -cious flavor added. ' ' ' Ready now at your gncers in two. sties. Ask hint for a package today. ALBERS BROS. MILLING COl '" ' I'.ciiic Coast Mill.r, - i ' . ' Muktri of Albn Fl.pj-k Flour AlfcarrPncec, bu.kb Hour nj Aau Cunuioa Muh 1)1 I MlMlll ' ; irrv J GREENE ;.1 Talmadge SUNDAY FAIlNtiM The , -i. 1 coffee's brewed . - Itl'St l-'In.ir II' madge -" . ). . t iy s Phone sns-Wor, ttf niern 44. - J-8-ltp terment will be in the I. t. O. I-', remoter jr.