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Tuesday, May 6, 1024. hi . ' im t n fill fisirMiss VANDALS HELD I .(111 1 pws in inr isr ' , w.n igiiiRpaapivi , nrcn May 1 1) Kaslern O r c g o Q Track Meet ut Union. May - ( 'uintio-nci'iiiHiil i-x-ircits for KTadinitiiiK class or l.a Ciaiith- li If; h school. June 4. 6, 0 Union Uve Stock fr'how ul Union. V, M. T. V. Atilhoilly Halph II. Union, captain of the La (Irniulc unit of tlx- national Kltard, In a two intl luni.i . as the CIM.cn.s' Military Trainilif; Camp representative here. lo VW Walloua Club Tin- Men's rinli oi the Presby terian church will fro to Wallowa Thursday evening of I his week where they will In- cnlerlnlned liy the Mill's Club of tin' 1'resbyterlnn Church of Wallowa. All limn planning to make tills trip will meet ul u o'clock nl tin church. Attending CunvcnHon , W. M. IVare, Jeweler of l.a (Irunde, wiiH at Ilii- ltntcl Port land yesterday on rontf to II u an nual coiivoiilton of tin- .Iowi'k'i'K or tin state at Till' imik'H. Mr. 1'ian? was for many years m-cri.-lary of 1 lie Htati hoard of opt out -Wry. Portland ' Urtt;onliin, AIRMEN yiSIT BOISE, IDAHO (Continued from page 1) tin' aviiilors :vurt' pllrsts lit i'. lianquW Kivt-n for Illi'lll !' til" d in-Worn of t lie chuinlM-r of fom DH vvi: Lieutenant Kelly took litct plat'e in the front cockpit and waa wioii followed by Major Wai ling whom- seat iH to the rear o:' . the liiHllaxc. Pot h melt bad donned uviator'n eo-eraMn and f Iniels. Orville (ii'aves. who haw been uNsi.slintf in the caminereiul fllliti fioni Ihe field the last lew days wu.s called upon to "tarn er ier." Me could barely reucll P115 propeller ho hif?h was It off th" ground, but in a few minutes, tlii? I L'-cylimb-r Liberty motor had b en t .lrned over once on com pn .sion. I hen three men band III hand Kave Ihe propeller a jerk on "con I net" and a roar from the exhaust pipes announced II n Ihe motor had. been startctf. Aft it a f'-w inlnnteH of warmln no the motor Lieutenant. Kelly bcud'd "her" east down Ihe flell and In a f w minutes had climbcil to ;m allltude of several hundred fi w. I'lrclins once and then Summing clOHe to the field Willi u filial wave, of the hand til ph. lie wan soon lost to slffllt nve" ' imwml utitM- tu. tliu di ruction ul' lloi.se. 2(10 . TIMO UNION SLITS To I Sold 3 at a Time at :$ for S.'i.OO They figure $l.(ifi each. Allen A Co())er miike They will lit perfectly the fijiure they are pur chased for. Sec Our Window They will wash and wcai' iile a school boy's dirty hands and face and if the man who pur chases three docs not find tli em SO per cent better in his bedroom than they sound in this newspaper his money back. We placed this order months ago. This value vc believe crowns any thing you have seen in underwear this season. Sizes 31 to 50. All lcnjrlhi of aims and legs. New Fair Isle Sweaters S7.S.1 to SI 1.45 New Foulard Iiows and liat Tics 70c to SI. Bo New Van Ileuscn Soft Collars .Vic Kacli Larpher New Straw Mats S'.l." to Sl.S.T Netlleton Fine Shoes SI 2.00 and $1.1.00 Clothes of Quality Clint's Clothicry The t 'fix Willi 0 CuUM-icticv RIHI IMNNFRS LJ I'laeh or Ihe thr.-e uimi' i's of Hie "National l'ri.i. i;say t'onteKl for (iirls" will, ly addition to ihe liberal allowance of travel, hotel am) Slu'llt -Seeing CXpeliS S Hill the valuable prizes awarded by Mrs. Calvin CoolidKe. be ntloWi d the services of ii chapi ion of her own selection who will hImo be allowed all iK-cessary hold. I ravel and silil-MeciiK' expenses for the round trip to the Nations capital. The Prize Kssay Contest Is be- in sponsored by t he Women's Overseas Service League, an or ganization composed of women who served with the expeditionary war. iHirlnir Ihe visit to Wasliinton and vicinity the tr!s and their chaperons wilt be the Kiieals of the Women's Overseas League wiin have arraliced for special enter t a in men t and demount rations In (heir honor. t ApDjicants may obtain Inforina- lion from the nearest county rep ) retientutive of Ihe Citizens Military I Tralniiif? Camps Association or 'from Hie chief of staff. I'lith li visiou. Organized It i serves. Port i land. Oregon. The lopic of the essay to b-- sut) ' milted is "Why n Vounp M"' I Know Should Attend a 'itlzens' Military Training Camp." The es siy will be limited to 3 mi words in tengtii and may be typed or wi-;i-ten with pen or pencil and must be In l lie bands of the state, county or city representative of the Citizens" Military Training Camps Associa tion before midnight, May H. The essay will be judged by a commit tee upon their originality and sin cerity. The contest Is limited to girls be tween the ages of 13 and Un years. The nearest county representa tive to La C.ranile is Hugh !'. Brady. La Grande. Oregon. IL -HEM CONCERT KNTKItPKlSI Observer The i orclp-stra was cess anil the (Special lo !he ellt concert glv l ileeidc'l sue llicmliers of the oreln iitril. f'-ej llilieh. I 'nd'.T t he h iiib-j shl iiourage.l. Prof. Msor .1. David Haines Ihe ci-ehes-Ira can uuderlak" many things and ! SUCC'SSfUl. The next collcevl will be given at Wallowa the 1 ; f I i pari of the month 'and a delight ful musical program Is mil ieipai ed. A new hi. I boil I:: l-ing I t ied at Wallowti Lake by l-puty (!. Warden CieOI'ge lingers. The slate Is supplying him wilh "e I'hhuss" pheasant eggs, vvblcii he will hatch umbr luns. Mr Rogers has reo.Ue.sted all . the farmers who know of eggs lhal are likely to be dist urged to no tify him and be will lake charge oT the eggs and see that they are hatched. Me expects to keep the young pheasants until they are full grown before they . are re leaHed. This will add to the beauty of Waltowa Lake. A pesslmlsl is a man lo whom Ihe holiday season doesn't mean much of anything except indiges tion. NEW TODAY NOTici;. Due to ilifflculiy e perieuccd In eolleelhig cbarges fur ndver IWitir thin U listed under classl fled iKlvertlsing ami under 111'' "new tmlay" heading, (be Kvc iiIiijj: Ohservi'i' will licreafler take no classified advertising or nd veil Islng to Is run as "new today" unless the Hdvcrt.-in l accompanied (V rJ,v,. N K XV TuliAV-l-'OU It K NT rooms for adults onlv. X St. Three bouse ki Phone f urn'ied eping . lor 37 I w. mi &-.2tp. Mi: liKNT One J. L. Mars. hoi is -a-ti-llp I-'OlI SA L1- -room boartling house, near the shops. t::ii'ia. ineiU'Jing f urn II are. rvr;ininPT) i vi'PDt' fl Land Co. &-6-1IP. JA JVI!ilW KJV KOI: TltAHi: -tine good 1 lii'i pounds. for good Kasl end of , I'd It SALK Cord dine overhauled, chassis, engine go Llt'i; W avenue. chassis, en- ( 'hevi ote! d condition r.-ii--.'t. 1'M.Ut SA Llj Lot on Oak niilre at 4" Adams av St.. nne. WA NTKI - I loust'ket !hi3 Washington. -Oi: SALi: Oil TIIAIH-: Small house a od I acre la nd on ('nve avenue. $ I Terms, or will lake good car as part payiionf. 14 I ft Adams aveine- :;ti wanti;i n girl. t- lli-llet-.il lllllW" Phone ::'!H!. W A NTI Hi :in h hv I. i ;,u ii-ti-'p. ll .1 ...i,i.i ut !:"' ,w 0a'uyT x . ill I . ' .V . : j T here k a aiciui with nioacy in ii. . 'vmhoU "u. no,- l-JL intent In I niuliCtJu;toi JaUhii the puyi-gll. to CHURCH MEN TELL FLOCKS HOW TO LOVE (Continued from page 1) ship to, I be young folks of 1 heii- parishes, and the young folks arc responding by attending church'" In unprecedented numbers. The l ister preachers are taking their cue from Itev. Nicholson, a fervid American evangelist, who recently conducted revival cam pnigmi In Belfast and several pro vincial towns. Itev. Nicholson, poa-scf-Hjr of .a picturu.sn.ue vocabulary was outspoken about such matters as bobbed Intir, transparent hos iery, peek-a-boo blouses and other idiosyncrasies of feminine attire. Lev. Nicholson has returned io America, but his mantle has fallen i on some of tlie home clerics. Instead of discussing spicy mat-; leis like the iniquities of Olle, piece bathing suits, the Clster di vines are concentrating on thu love 1 heme. "I-uvc iulc the ctuirl,, llir ramp. f.ir kic, Cf.r Line is llcavcu ami Heaven I Love, they lassieM ell the amorous lads and who pack I hemsclvcs inlo vvs and their dulcet phrases n sympathetic, ears. Tin" folks oi L ister prefer llsb-n- fall o young ji preacher giving advice on I how lo bill and coo lu beholding! Hie inn:'! romantic episode of tile stage or sen-en.. i nie ot herwisi staid Scotllsh Presb.v h-riaii parson who has been I lender of an. Irish flock for several V.H'N. has been ul pains lo point out his hearer.V Ihe ills, incl ion i call'-loe" and the real "Calf-love," he lobl them. t iting. ".should regarded with sus- pieion. This suiir dominie chided the women for tlnu- du pi Idly. Many true lovers, he said, have been put a.sunder by the ludepi-ndeilCo of the woman i ho unwarrantably concealed her atieclious behind U mask of cold reserve or even np 1 a rent aversion. Women, he de rlured, should present I heliiNelvcs in t heir i rue colors and give the young men a chance lo becom itiLimalcly acquainted. Like the true Scot, however, be wii-. iicaclical and i-oilllH'letl I'll 11- I linll. "Trust o mi. prninlM's of reformation." he warned the Kills, "to be postponed until nflcr mar riage, lor lr n man will not ii'loi-m ' ' lor ou a- u lover ,if will not he 1 ll.kelv lo ii foi-tu a a hnsbaiiil. I Whereupon the congregation ! laughed and aroused the Ire of the j parson. '('he subject of love, be warned them, should not be treated j with levity. A Hindoo or a China man, he declared, would no morc think of jt-sting about marriage or! its concomitants than about death. Irishmen." be told them, "should lake romance at least as seriously, as a Hindoo or a Chinaman takes ! it." I It has been stated that the pur pose or the pulpit campaign in i l eaehing t he young folks how 'o ; 'conduct lli'dr love affairs has been ' inspired by a failing off In t h : j number of marriages throughout , Norf hern Jrehmd. The general 1 v b'W. however, is t hat a mini her ! of clergymen have seized upon 1 the ever-intriguing suhject of love to stimulate attendance at t heir churches. (Ol'NTY JOIN- TO HANDS (Continued Iroin page 1) nk ot Cnion. "sitlent and 'L. Cnlted Stan La Crande, was named vice II. Ilrainwell, of s National Palik .'US elected Secre- tary aiol treasurer. j The association, according to re ports, is a conildued cooperated ami prolt-ctive society and will. In ad t it ion to stressing cooperation among I'nlon county banking In- j si it ul ions, also prbliably Invegtl-gali- lew banking methods and systems Willi Mi-' v--w of arriving at a joint Holutiotf ( probb ins 'that may pr-s'-nt theoiselves In th" future i ',w mam . nri't r! t his St nteiU' ma." waib-d ItCtv Willi--, "do you !ii.i:n lit.tl itv ttif of Mi.it tiilk hash is gont-'.'" '... THE TiA GHANPE KVENTNO ORSERVEH ne Ih In anu an eie Mi.iiii. .mm. i. v iho pluHoiaph. It is merely "Zusy." t ho .bank .In. tlv.nance.ur bandits. 8 Eft: MEET AT GOVE The Cove chamber met last evening in regular session which was largely devoted to dairying topics. The consensus - of opinion of those present was in favor of Improving t he present grade -f dairy slock by in! mincing certi fied strains of cattle. Uoberi Wlthyeombe of the rlale agricultural experiment stat ion of Cnion, C. L. Cudwcll aNo ,f I'n ion, M. L. Carter and Krn st Pell of Cove and K, I;. Anderson and II. G. Averv county agent, of La Grande, were the ; eral musical nnmhi during the course i peak were given l he e en'illg matt rs. (0 lighten the bllidll The by-laws of the cleimber of ciminerce for I be current year were parsed and ndopL-d and the organization looks for wan) to a very successful year. MELLON TAX PLAN LOSES IN SENATE f Continued from page. I) senate of the entire deux; ratie siu; o in. rates i ineoiuc lax r'lf-,l H ' I The mlniiilt.v'H schedule n la rales was appi'oil, 'LI while its revision of normal j was adopted. 41 to :i7, The repu'.) j Mean insurgents joined the d'iiio icrals in supporting I lie entile pro i gram. . Chairman Sn t of the I 1 1 : 1 1 j committee said that When Ihe hill j came up on filial passage he would propose a coin prom ise a- i was donW in the house alter (lie demoeratic program first had 1 n approved 1 here. I if- is hopeful I hat t he senate will aceept t he eoinprouiise as I In- bouse did. The surtax rates written, into Ihe bill Monday provide for a re duction of the present maximum of fid per cent to a maximum of -lu ; per cent and for corresponding ie ! visions all along the line. The 'are almost similar lo those adopl I ed )' the Ii'use. Norninl Hat ' llalvcil i The normal rates accepted wi re per c nt on the first $1ihmi In come, per l ent on the ( end I tiMiit, and i p-r cent 'mi all ahovi ; SSOnli, This compares wilh tie pie.a'llt rales o( I per cell! on Ml" first $4 ihiii and S p- r c'lii abo e Bobby-ette oV. ra tlJ , v t It t,- r H. 's.' -v! rr . u.i. rMary S. Allrn. hold of the L"n ilnn polirrwoni-n. who has romr tc th Vnitcd titati .i to s.f.idy Arnr. ran ilico ni'-th-ds. Tie? "'."": - ; j ettcs have flee'I til" un 'i i. ifi Hip in I mo. lin.1 i-'JU- wider kiijs $ RVlP.-W U1ESS 'r. ; ; -Ml i hint: on but there olutolv , .... famcU eiephant u.u, u.uou. t th:lt iitnoimt. In jnlopl i ti Dm. .li'inoi't-ath' suit .tjliin., vlii.-!i v:is otivn-il hy Sen ;it.T Si:iiiiinns, Nitrlh i ':in)lina. li-.ci ..H:ii.. m.n.M with MurlllliK rail.l-! IIV. Tl. firsl vol.. .11.".. within! 11 -IHll.. in..rv 11.:. n nil hour ufl.-r ! ...lion ..r Hi- lax MM n nsinn...!. Tli.- .Mlx-r.s ,. K.W...1 in n.i.i.1 mi.v.hsI.,,,. ! I i.-eu!-sion of this, the heart of . the bill, proceeded only In desul tory fashion for about, an boar v hen Senator' Jones, democrat, .Vi-w Mcxieo, dcnianded a vott'. Tliete were b s Ihan a score of sc'iiai ofM e recent and leaders on bi.th sid-s held hurrlefl collfer- ;-:enal ois 1 '.orah and C.oodlng ot- d n gainst t he democratic schedules in both I nuances. Smnot (iilJinr. ( ompronilsc Cl'.airman Kmool mid bis first t ouipromise proposal would pro- ide for a inaximoin suit a x , rat e of '.'-x per e- nt a:: s.';uin.it the niax liniini of - per cent in the Mellon plan. If lll.it is rejeeled, he Will .n.p. ivnt. maximum of per 1 Is a final ole bill. will -pulilieaiis prob i party eoliferelice eek lo agree upon linn ise. Th is con not b .binding. ;iud : OUlll mid era I l !' how those who partic- Htati-d. ; : W'ith the preliminary lighl over i Jie iueoiue tax rales tilspoSed of hurriedly, leaders expected that le bill imiI, I l,.r broughl lo a final Wle by Ihe end ol tills WCCk. Col' iinrulliin ahd eslale Iiim.i are liie ; nnj.- remaining dig fighting points j in !!:- nie.tsnre. Iml I w o store In- t divhlual Miialorn have olio amendments to various seel ions. i Si iialor Stmitions annoiiuceil h" t would eall li lat his aniendmem : io ilirri-n.se (i tile e- tpjilien in $L'liail hi $ 2 T ! illowed to lieU'ls of ! income exceeds The mild excui pi ions for slug! not be changed. ' men l M h -r ;eHnlors, however, IlilV.- i pending proposing to opt toiei for hot h lieads ami single persons. :r..i TIIK CI.ASSII'i;i ADS Our Prescrip tion Depart ment Is completely s t o c 1 e d with new, fresh drills, l-ct us fill y.uir next I'rcKCiiption. "Kvei yllu'iiK f'"' Sick Room" the loon Drug Co. I'lompt and I''i ee Delivery TP lime I tnc i HI ej In Tin until', gi-eaie-l a-et, i snr lime h.t goiii I'.liti I, I al for oor I .tluebeou. t alcleriJl Ser -lie. Well ( '.Mike I tooth. U c-b v egotnhle and boiin -like almo-pbcre .vou'll eii .o. Come once and be rim- ineiil. I 1 The M Black Hf" Cat fit HLEll I Mt. Emily Timber Com pany I'lant Interior De faced by Wrong-duel's; Reward Is Offered fur 1 letectiun. The Ml. Minlly Timber couipaliy received a very bad impression of La (Ira nde's yolll h when with lis mil ial invest menl In buildings tor the new lumber plant, its manager found that someone possessed of ii' marked degree of vandalism bad defaced the Interior of the com pany's liew office till thling by culling Initials and otherwise dis figuring the woodwork of Ihe In terior. I Also guards bad been removed I from unslaked lime bins thus per- milling moisture to enter the jliuie and causing more damage. The company Is anxious to detect ithe perpetrator of these wrongs iml is off cling a reward for his ! detect ion. FEW TEACHERS ARE RETAIN EH (Continued from pag 1) Ih 11 "'-'-'' '' f- iwu-lllnit Imsliu-ss lll"h . Th- '"'8,',,, "'f''' '''" l.a" l.n K.nural Mll.srml l.m Uli.l " ""'' """ N'l"' 1 : Thos. B. Kay Candidate for Republican Noniinalon For State Treasurer His lleeord Is His Flat form i4J 'X i mm STAR starts today Zane Grey's "The Heritage of the Desert" ACTUALLY FILMED IN THE WILDS OF ARIZONA AM) UTAH ALSO SHOWLN't; A COMEDY .& L(u Ul.... ...... . . - I Hi lly llulhml. 111 I It- ilaiiKlit'- 'Mr. mi. I Mm. Ili'orKo , I S:llur.l. la III. Ail alitiHi in !)- Iirail is utKi. Il r ia:.r Ik mi H.-riuns hIh- iniiy huvi- Iti Imvi'uii o(i- iliOH luTfiirmi-r In rrniovo Ilii; Hi. UAKER SHRINE . CIRC.ilS Ol'ENS (Conlluiieil troin page I) in charge of. air business depari uieiils, except Ihe actual circus ex hihll Ion -which is given by the per- lonners of the Mob Morton Circus (Company. This proved to be one Ut' the best organized and most in- lerestlng real old-time circus exhi-1 bltions thai ev-r has iiem present- cd In Ibis Melnlly. In Ihe short jspace of two hours tln're are. more real leais oi naring, more sensa tional shunts of gymnasts and aero tails ireKetlei, Ihan one WollM 1 hiuk. possible (o crow 1 1 into such u short span of time. . None of tin usual circus meth ods are 111 evidence. Instead of it. Ihe thrillers ill charge greeted ! t he besl show, ever presented unit their guests tilth a friendly smile i managed by any fraternal organ ami a handshake . sold and to.k 1 izat ion In Kasteril Oregon. The. Ihe tickets, ushered their guests toisiiiine Circus will he In linker for their seats and acted as hosts dur-'stx nights, it is well worlh n vnH. Dainty Summer Frocks hi Printed Ccpes Voiles ;md Linens French & Greene BEAUTY SHOP ' .MAHIMJiLO COSllli'l'IC SHOP With i mm- evpeiienee In Iteauly Culture anil a. graduate rrotn .National .Mai lucllo Scbiatl nf 'nsiiiel Ichlils vc feturC Ihe tin reel licatincnls of skin. M-alp ami hair lo ciu-li anil fvcry mm I. W e speeiallc hi nil hraiichcs ul llcauty Culture. Our" methods are. modern. .MIES. .j.)mtso i'hoiie Boys' A new shipment of hoys' Hats not the ordinary wash hat, but something nicer. Art & Baby Shop' "Fvcryllii..i Cui-.Uic Uiihy" . SiAMI-IMi lll;.M.STIillll.(i Somnier Hotel I S 1 1 1 Jackie Coogan in "MY BOY" ARCADE Today WEDNESDAY Kt'LOLIA AND HER HAWAIIAN'S PAGE FIVE '" ?!..., 11 - - - J ! Vhk" i1" 74-V'ull G5; TO f!" Wft ut homo ,in n iHrrtuT('(7iVnt''Vrtftyi clean. ; fragrant, inwitutfi .fl till uVcr Iho ground'' ri;ii(l fcfiTVrtal eircuM nl ; Unisphere, thorn waMnlsn Mum lit- definite it ml su welcome allium , phrti- or comuitiniljr. life (hat Ih 1 1 i foundation and the hrenlii of 'home, I 'I'll'- circn performance proper IwiiN cleat, snappy, hill of pep iiimi interesting. Lvery one of the JM circus acl.s on I lit' program provid ed In l- of hluhcxt Hlandard ami '.insl mm yond. It not belter, Ihan the ! acts pi-' Ht'iilctl by I lie Mkk'1"' 'fv- ictiHKi'H visit im; hei'e. The I wo fly lnir acts. I'lyin;r I'Y.th'ilhi ami Mm ItecliiiiHU-Sheppurf! Trio of h-apers and catchers.. JM'iynled H'-nsalional ' , Train of darini'Thc 'liftple hoiii ersuull In mld-alr . by one of the 1 1 io is t he nios"V as.'oiiHdbig i Me i'eal that has 'ever bei rlall- II Heell here,. There was Jiothliu; hiIkmIiik I hat "(jai-M to .iimi;c a clreiiH popu lar. The clowni wit rii there mill an tunny it a ever, tip' ;vmnnntN. "' rohal, tumblers, conlorllonl.slK and whnl-ynu-mny-call-t lit-lil In cireuH iloni combined to make IhiH u ri'al circus entertainment, mid every one present voted thlH ilil'iH hh . . MM ll r ULIm;. ;iiii-VV. Itooni io Hats w Ii ii i till
