La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 07, 1924, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text..PAI1U...WK- PAGE EIGHT TOE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, May 7, 1024. Tirr TriE KELLY KIDS tom V no euAu.o' yy.A 1 -v 1 WOW My foe'.y' U.s cent ok I i r.o u'Ji I 'm -ft., he vi 1 epfe - "' I L 111 I I 1 I "V I I II II . I I I I V " rw H m NuIN I E x rZ J1"6 . .F ' 1 I I i iti ja. , ill r . . l -j i ' ' -m "Ji. stjm i i i i i i it r mm & ' rwoa - nwnea , -a m ' amoose!) , : ill mml- nwtefL-j I '.-rr.l.OT 1 I :-V.i WWWW'AA, r ' ami irr. .,HJi --S -ViU i -5 - .K. . -. - - . - "Ti MA HA I 6oT AM IDEA.'. A OW W1" '-E fj T f K1wTWfc r- f -V J0 II VwM N -Her-l IMPS I tT Bor'swill II ( WOU.UMT UNO IH I, " ' ' Jl-S SiCOMf -Co OET HIM Til. . l-Hlk I'M -f UuMMvl' iMMy 6leV,tO ) fal- . . iiiiniiijiiiii i r-v i n.y i mi ii i iiiii i i iraniiui i j i - ueta f.-jvtf t i i i i i il - y : i f -tv i j . r.. . xxs--- .. --3 1 MM 0.. ; "?C7r- ;iSKiiW la DM pni nmv przttipi mo porri :r;;;, ri'ii 1111 1 1 vi ir.,!,,,.!,,,, r mi., i.yi,,,- i, urn iinrrn ULUBL.II UIILLi) hi i on, I oh "fntis'ti ah I ' Oi MGfjc cut c -fi4 J z: ; Cjt r away vi?cri m BOOST YdltK (AP). Alniojit to Ikt rent or i ho fr, ):(, (tbu npni ly thi' I 'uIcmI itN rotiiKlailon I nn-l fn ri l) itldttiK l'iil-sliiif hh ihc Ji-fA- inti h(iii)flnnl won fxptndta in wv taptiiK iiKrkiilturul roloiilzu tiun ami tu HtahllMiitinr a cow jti If ny.iifiii of Ji wleli wliooln In tlx Holy l.niHl, arronlintr lo a report niatc puhlin horo lodiiy Kiin i ml r t trin yT, prrsldciU di Hi" Anurltan itlvlstun of tin1 tiunl M'ht ri-port rovers ihe prlol rro;n itie. oigiinlxiiiloii oi' Dm- fiiml, on Alurrh I, I 1 , iim Jlie prlnrlpnl fiiinneial liiMt rumi nl for the ir lMiildinc ol the .t tvisll Unriiehili ;. lo Uefl-iiihei- I'll':!. While tlx- ruixl i.s Hiippo -tti Ir. rt iilrilnilioriH ( rum ,i h In . ctiutl trli'H t lironitrxit Ihe Wurn', i'.4-l' two-tliinl.H nl' the money Him., I: r linn einne from A lii'-rir.'i : .! wh. Iiurini,' l!:'4 an i llorl I.s h inn rnmle io rnlhi- JMih.immi fo the fund In America In onl.r Unit the In iil ran he pr''par l tii absorb lit lea.st tlo ible the iiiimher of immiKTnntfl now en lerinir the country. , Mo.it of tlie Jewish luiniiyral)t: W('R toipiiiK Into 1'ith-nlhir ttt ti: rate of ubotil J.dun monthly, uve rity-Vnel nnl uiilveihiiy-lraln'-il yvmiK men nnd women from Kal-: ei n nntl ( Vnlrul Kurupe. Tin j chief prohlem ol t he f ii ml i I m v l.verl them Into hunly pione-if' able to with.itantl ihe iIkoih ot rcbiilhllnK 1 he lam) ravaK'd thru ctniUi'lfH of lleleel, Iflie repor: jif'llit.s out. This has lurKt-ly l :i(-eotnpllHht-i through tln aK et.ltiii.il co)eniz;:lioii worl. whl- h is the basin of Ihe proKiatn for th- ileveopnint of the Jew h Hotiiplantl. The TnleM Ine 1 Otinilat Ion l-'llln) huii e8tabll'het 4 1 foloiib-s, itu it; a tloiirlfthliik' eonilttlon an ft ri -mm It of Die pioneering work. 01 li.tHf -lty-brrtI yu intr men atnl women, operaleB experiment l:i ttnna where valuable work Is ca. riod on looUhig towurd th f' U.r ftrrlcultural ib-velopmetii u. Pulcsttne, und carries on lrrli; tlon and dralmiffo work to mak. jneiiont wuRtc lands available for cultivation. The total spoilt r' nf'rlcultiiral dvtMopineut wus J),5tl,7(y or 21.6:1 per cent o' the total expenditure. The cxpendttum of J.n7:.944 on education, 2 i .05 per CfDt ot the whole, waa used in creating n complete ytcm of Jewish ed ucation from kindergartens to th1 Hebrew university, the latter si; imied on thn historic Mount o, Olives, with the flrBt departmentn now functlonlni? and th Medical colleRt, built throJirh th rfort if Jewish physicians In America,! lo irti opened this summer. The. system coinprlKes 131 schools In cluding technical and t ratio orhools wherft tho youns genera tlon Is given training to old It in develop! iik the resources of rales tin when they aro graduated. Other xpvuditur include: .Aid ing Immigrants Is otUng sia llftlud in ALii'iupoxUi octi;- ins, (tin 4. K 7i : lm .'itiiieiit:i. mu U as lh" Hulinbt-rir plan lor l.v el Ctl'IMcalioii of IM---.Uii. ,y Iim -in xslilff the .Ionian river, and Die (Jenerul Morli;.ic' hank, u hi RllinlH loiitt-'lnie bt.-tiiH lor bulld Iiik coiiHt ruel ion, I i so; pro VldiliK eniproynft lit fni- nrfein ploy ed settli'is oil roadrt und othir public uorkM, A:A,i I 7; a:id fia li lt nl Ion, lit i'b Im liHb-H Dh- ma bi ll nance of IV hospimlH. citnic:i mitl illflp'-nuiirieH which haw treat'!! ovi r I .miiii.miii cast-.H due Itic; lie- pail inu yeaiH. inl mliii,; Aiuba, 'Iu i;:ii;ii:i and J '.vs, $:!i'-l.- S0GI1L- liS ario v. ImI;....I ni:ir.Asr fiiiti.s iu:si:t AN 1 l-l l ilt I ( .WII'AKiN lilM.IMST HNS) -Tills city will hi1 no place for (bits of both :oAfi In the near fiiluic if a campaign now belli,- waited by t hi- lt liaftl cb-rKV bears unit. TlM' cleruy a I tlllbhlltlK ill Ul- lerltlff Mi'iioi!!i wanihUTu to yonntf people lo have nothing to do with lht- fllrtiiK; fraternity and declaim thai "MtrtH are ihsmmttuK." A a trotii aciitnal thin cam priimi itlrl.s ar.- to be fe.-n nn Ihe idewalk di4pla Intr handker chiefs In.'. "lib- d with Htich phraseH a "I lo.- .i.ii!" "lo you love lite?" (f '"1 !;ke OU." which Ul-'V flaunt in the ia-.' of i-v-ry iikabb oiiiik man ilirv un i t. Some twirls ari- report. d t. be carrying hand kerchief. ( iii'ni i'.e.l '1 lon't a lift Willi me!" ;ib a protect inn actin.st male flirts. f ,! IV Kit ( ' It K h!K. i Hp'-r-iu I ) .ll.an l.lllie and Ituby I iu.lt 1st 1 oin. aceompanied hy fail Johnson t nd laiiKhler. Hess)-, and Martha I'ier- mhi, of Not t h I 'OWtb r. u lit 1 o Haines recently, uh4r 1 In- oiihk ladle tuok pail In 3 nclta! iven by the iniisic pupils of Mia. Mated l.aue.hllu. of Haker, I-:. M. Talbot departed from clover ('re.-k .Monday expecting to Mpi nd f few hourH in l.u Gi-ande on business, after which he ( return lo Ihh home lit .Me.Mfnvillc. .Mrs. H. c. Dahlslrom i-eiurud Tdonday from (iruudc Vi-w, Wash hiKton, havhiK been called there by t he death of her hrother-lti-law , John I'lerson. Ml mm. I .eonn McCurry, of North it.-.i Mm. !'at!l ij!?l.-!r...i , Wi r. OVi'1-liiH'it J Ut lit;: Ui Die Airs, i;. . nahlalroiu hitin, t ecetn y. Mr. and Mim. (i. I (lll.de ll tiu:.;i)t ;.H trl). i "My recently, i-. i ii'-nhijr by way or I ii loir. Stanley Sha' ;)llfi i.ioveil hi:; fai"!!- buck to the farm. Iiiidbo; ) 'lllOPf ri,VIHe,t (o take the ijtlb' ltrl lo and trout :ie;ool than lo b ' uiH)iil a cook. I Mr. and Mi. Myron (irotit mailt In reeeid trip io I nion lo visit at : I he hum- uf M r.s. 1 1 roul 's ;:tter, 1 Mrs. Marvin Wooda. iA hard t line woeial and ttance wiiM t-lv.-u at Ihe C. I.. Citsic home Saturday venlnjr. Tlie rosliiin-n j'tif the Klle-Hts auKetl iiuieh m'rrl- no tit and the 4-veniiie; was de : 11 k D I r 1 1 1 1 y spent. n chai;:e m obtinhMr inrim y by, lor a first payment on a J'.'t.uiiM ( hatiiojs, and I'.aiile re;bl ialse pi. lenses. Watson wait! Ins r;im-h ,i..H ,lt JTeppner ami pur-i f, V .-!. Swilzei !aml ( A I 1 - , ' i.Ollie v. as in Calttoriiia. . . . 1 . . i . , , 1; Wabion v.-i-j; :nrs!i.l last niKlit ' '''T.difion, afttr he h;n arraiiKeil in Munlitieion on the :':'.(i,esi of -In buy it, cur, lie did not take the T. It. liuitinv.i.'.n. depniy sheriff orlcar with him. howt ver. He will r::;iiiila coiitiiy. The. oificer ton 11 1 j b-' Id'oue.ht buck it)' I'emll.-tori for that Wat noil leceuDy rave a check trial. IHTed battle b Iwe. n ;i f b; 1 ( ! i i t n. I a fn; ami an ea;le. The tui at - . lacked tin rhriiuois and had nl-' 'most killed ft When mi car.-p. a! j lacked the fo and chii -cl it -w.-r-w It. ;..ie the eavle h:id lime to en -i. if.:-, wi.ich sr.id died uieail-II.- l.u. it- r iit:.h d frtuii his e and scared the bird j:i:ai thi: t i(Assirir:o ajr Itancb Ittiyer AeriiM'tl. rKSI fl .KTON. Ore. IMirchas by A. I . Watson of a hi? wheal ranch near I b-ppner. a n ant umo bile and some clothing in I'etidb1 Iftii was followed by his arnsi or I In chlcat-n. (folf COllCfle hlahbriflM lnst- two c.nldle.s ;tt a I--- caught hiintiiu; id ,.f Peit leilP; :liSiSS3: For Sale Modern 7-i Street, full b:i artistic fit -i p:i 11 le:il hoiii tial district. icm luitisr. oil paved iietnent, furnace, bit ce, built-in featllle.i 111 choice lesidi-'l- . InvcstiKatt; thin. j ! A real bargain in a r.-roo"i modern hmr:aluu , paved street, furnace, narafr". clo.t. in; IioHm 111 splendid condition, built-in fea tures. This will npptal lo the !u-r who will readily recognize DiU' the resale value will KlOW j Instead Of decrease, V'n.nci" ftirm In V'ruttdale. nir f lally e'jjiipi.ed. 7 acn-s In a' falfa, family orcb.tid. Uood land. stiverul acre- rU-U i ivt r bottti'-i loam. JtMd biiitdinir. An ide.il dairy and poultry property. Onlv a small p:.iu. ut le.jmied. If Interest. . in a (.inn, wa hate several attract i e iisthn-t. PURE WATER ICE Telephone 33-l-W Artificial Ice manufactured liy Grande Ronde Jleat Co., using pure water out of their 480-foot deep well. See that, your ice box is tight and especially that drain pipe has an overflow so to shut tho air out. Call Office 334-W From which you will lx? supplied with Ice Cou pon Books. Quality With Service Will he to your satisfaction as well as mine. OfficeanrJ Sales Room 1108 Jefferson St. Opposite (X V. R & X. Depot G. Ce Hopkins We hnve demand for neveml small houses pne-d illit. Owners havlnp same should lt Dum im mediately with t; for u'lck re suits. ' Geo.H.Currey I 'UEAI.TOR" ReeJ Estate Ixuins Inmranrr FURNITURE EXCHANGE We Pay Best Prices for USED FURNITURE Or Will Exchange for New 474-J Ed. Donohue Fir & Jefferson eclamation for has been one of -ihe most persistent particular 'activities of i 'v , 4 - Vl X 3! .1.,: w i ,i ? Jul ' . - -A . n M II fi M ui l.l TA Candidate for Congress for Oregon Second District. He has never missed an opportunity in the eleven years he has represented this District in Congress,, to convince those in authority as well as on the floor of tlie liouse that Oregon was beinjx discriminaled atrainst, and the results of his efforts have Leen remarhahlc. lie found Oregon ihe stenchild of the reclamation States today largely through his persistence she is fast hecoming the favored daughter. lie secured the passage of the Mineral Leasing Act, February 25th, 1020 with .royalties going to t lie reclamation Fund in the amount of $12,OW),000, and as a result in the last two House Bills covering Reclamation Appropriations, OREGON LEADS ALL STATES with ap propriations of over $4,000,000: of this amount one of particular interest to the people of Union and Baker Counties is the project known as the Baker Project fpr which he has been successful in having $!)00,000 appropriated, and though this proiect is known as the. Baker Project nevertheless Union County is equally interested, as part of ihe site is in Union County, and we shall share almost equally with Baker in its teiiefits. Why not show your appreciation of this wonderful service, and help to continue in office' an l;;hc.,'i and capable as well as tireless worker for your every interest, bv voting for N. J. SINNOTT For Renoniinntion to Con press on the Republican Ticket at the Primaries May Kith (IViM Ai!vo)ti:-(nu-nt)