La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 03, 1924, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTiMfiJjtfML'S. .1924.' ?''.r TAGT5 PDtTS THE LA GRANDE 'EVENING OBSERVER . ? tftv THE OLD HOME TOWiN By Stanley I'M i Obituary1 La Grande Evening Observer INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER - Published dally and weekly at La' Grande, Oregon by the CA GRANDE) EVENING OBSERVER PUBUHHINO CO, BRUCB DENNIS Editor, Catered at poatoffloe at La Grande, Oregon, u Second Clan Mail Matter. On aala In other cltlea Oregon Hotel' Newa Stand, Pott land; Imperial News 8tand, Portland;, Multnomah Newa Stand, Portland, ' Address all communications to The Obserrtr, His Adams Ave-, La Grande, Oregon. ' - SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dally, per month.- Daily, per threes months.. By Carrier Pally, per six months. In advance.. Pally, Single Copy lit U.S -M.60 So Pally, per month.. Dy Mall Dally, per six months, In advance..... Dally, per year. In advance Observer-Star, per year..M... -BOS S.0 -U.00 CITT AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to uss for pub. . Ucation of all newa dispatches credited to It or not othorwts credited If published therein. All rights of republication of . special dispatches In this paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved. UK MIC MM Kit NOW thy Creator In the days of thy youth, tthllo tho evil duys come not, nur the yenrs draw night, when thou ahalt suy, I have no plcasjro In them. Let us hear tho . conclusion of the whole mutter; Fear God, and keep his . commandincnta; for this Is tho whole duty of mun. Ecc. 12:1, IS. TLOUR. M1L,l WAS PORCEO T TOOAY WHILE THE BOYS NrVENT OvER, TO Y k ZTtTsL WATCH THE BILL POSTERS PUT UA I j A SfZSTi LOT OP NEW CIRCUS ICTURES ff V jf KRR. i:.MMA HOl,LOVr'IIXI. Tho Death Angel summoned Hera Emma Hoi low fluid, of Tclocaset. In La Grande this morning at the con clusion of a brief Illness. Mrs. Hoi lowfield was brought to l.a Grande yesterday but medical aid could not prevent death. Funeral services nil) be held In the Baptist church here tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock foil owed by Interment In tho Masonic ceme tery. Tho body Is at tho Bohnen- I kainp chapel. tup deceased is survived by her widowed husband, five children, her father, one sister and five brothers, Joh n, Charley and Ben Ward of La Qrandc, one of Baker und one of Oklahoma. She was 37 years of age and had made her home at Telocaset for the past II' years. Mrs. Hollowfleld was born, July 22, 1887 near Joulin. Mo. y Get Ready For Chautauqua , Thin is the year when La Grande has an honest-lo-lluodncss Chautauqua, Get ready for it. ! There will not be any from Timlmctoo or from tho forth Pole here to tell you a lot of fairy stories such us IJie Ellison-White and many other circuits provide, but tjicre will be a body of northwest talent music, oratorical ijnd dramatic to attract your attention. It Is -better to have a northwest program. That is hj) fiiirent to everyone who has ever attended a Chautnuqua. tWhavc sat and listened to the veteran Deauchump, who cunics about every two years with iiia old lecture; we have listened to a bunch of kids from Iowa as they fiddled and sane;, we have listened to the man who said he had spent h is i life unions: the uncivilized in Africa, and in every in stance we were sure that the northwestern talent of school and college could have given a much better program. This year is a red letter year in Chautauqua work, so get? ready and enjoy every number. ;u;'i Remarkable Air Feats e "tm'y told by Lieut. Lowell II. Smith, the present maimer 01 mo American around-Uie-world flight, im presses the fact that three planes which negotiated tho rij) around the Aleutian Islands and into Japan performed i feat little short of the impossible. J Flying in fog, snow and rain, buffeted by the Arctic 1 injls, yet meeting with no insuperable obstacle to their urther progress, the outcome is not lios lhaii a miracle. JVs Lieut. Smith admits, the undertaking was mnnv times piore difficult than they had imagined it could be. If they ad known what they were to be compelled to combat m 1m passage from America to sia doubtless they would ;iiut have hesitated personally, for an aviator is by nature glaring, but the authorities might have withheld the smic Uuu because of the peril attending it.' usThat the planes .were able to withstand the buffeting ppwhich" they were subjected is evidence of the stability pj their construction and proof that great decidability gjSs lieen gained in such craft. It is evident that tremen ffius progress has been made in staunchness compared with ISe fragile character of the earlier planes. Yet there must fijvc Ih'cii a high class of airmanship if such a word coin age is permissible on the part of the men, for every mc fmnt must have presented problems of flight which had ji lie decided on the instant. There would be no time for Mnsultatiou on the course to be pursued, it had to be done once. g The element of good fortune must also be reckoned. 33tey flew through fog but did not hit any mountains. tCijor Martin did. The three may not have been more fttpable fliers than their unlucky first leader. They had famy troubles but they triumphed over them. They were tended by a more kindly destiny. May it continue until S planes finally alight at Santa Monica. OFFICE CAT TRACK ("AHrl BY JUNIUS Yon hit uuiiis In jri't vtMul' coming Iti ,1011. thM-ltu-t may tie Ill - II, and niiiii-trrs mat mhiIIic mi, but J on cnn'l eMiiM It. After all other national "week" tiii been oiiH'rvt'fi it would lie a fine tlilnj; 10 iav' a "Kei-o Your Mo 11 Hi Shut Week." nirsc when his wire tills him he J Is un old dear. j New- offlciul refrain: ''netting on the front page isn't whut It used to be." ! "Niilliliijc. sujs f.huly. "Is ijulic so iiarulyiJiijc oh the rattle of ! broken string of ix-arls fHllhiB 011 : the hldcvtalk." .. . There are many words wasted : In a day, but the words. "Thunk you" are not included anions t llflll. , ' A HA! J.VMI'IIOIt I MM Said the moth, as he sniffed at thu camphor, I'm sorry I'm here where I amplior , . ..i'uiie think' that I. vat Tasie pleasant ami sweet. Bui camphor 1 don't give a dum-. j phor. The most disappointed Hebrews were Shadrach, .Mesack and Abed-ni-Ko, when 1 hey went through a ! lire and didn't get the Insurance. Wouldn't it be awful If Hie girls didn't have any more seiinc than we think, they have. Mali Jtinuv is 11 hihc Hint's dncd by Hie ri li il lake all nnr money und nirs ou the inli. "lo imi," iiskn a en n.sjior.dt nt, "gel the hleiiM lor Hit- ft pn in xonr 4-olumn out ol ot;r Ifetwl'' thank heaven, we IftfiH Tiope I he corn thai Idea out of her h ad. Junlud. we IflflH' ftiid we eHpiHlTh 111 Wlffg.'l Itijtirt:! Hoy Wins 1 lunula. Kt'GKNK. Although spending jl't ueeks of the 3-' weeks of his ' s I tool term In a local hospital, ljugh Holland of Crow, Lane coiin ty. obtained the h inherit mark In IiIh class In the recent eighth grad 'exaniiiuilionK, H had an average jof per ciMit. He took the exam 'Inattons while In the hospital, i In September the boy was oper 1 at cil on for appendicitis and was j In I he hospital for a month. After ' he recovered he starteil to school aain and Kebruary 23 broke hit Ut;. lie was hi t,h! hospital on ncl ; cu'llit. -Of I tie aeclilenl for II meekff some of the work Inside the- cor porate, limits . of I41 Grunde but they are to bo paid by the Hty fot every bit of that work. The com mission Is merely In the position of contractors on this work. - Which litems that If West AdaniF Is paved the city of l.a Orande must do the work and the properly own ers In the district will naturally have to sanction said construction Mr. Hayes stated that the latest sllmate of 1 he amount of work the state highway commission wll do within the city limits on the see nic highway Is about I7.UU0 which will be paid by I he city. asl Wednesday night the clt commission authorlicd the creatlor of an Kast Adams Improvement district and if the West Adams dls trlet Is secured. It will mean at unbroken stretch of pavemen along Adams avenue (a part o the Old Oregon Trail) through 11 Grande. uc of the tno-t (I iff.' -oil opera- ; lions, attempted hy only -the 14 . Mirucoui, 1 thai or tiiUin- the con- . cit mil of man. ' Small boy (in bakery): "M ide: , ! how much Is l lo in c.tki-h'.'" Itaker: "I'll! y eeiils apieee." ! Small ho : If a pn ee eu.- t.s that niiieh. what do u ask for a whole one?" , Make ii your busiui sM lo be ' happ and oil wiil be happy 111 j your buHlnvHS. J it is A ;T imi;si; ihai' M A i:il STl MIILI S, A N l A ! 4iOOI Wll i; I HAT . i: V I. It t.KIMIU.l S. . . . , Teacher: ".laMi-s: Why Is tin j KiiKiish laiiKii.iKe call..! the moth tr longiieV" - 1 Ju inert: "lleiaile Utlt'T IliVe'ri Ki'tf a eliaiKe to li-se 11." j A ItiHtK IH A l'!:i:Sit V. tlti ' TALKS Vol' WAN T IT. All ppcririii i , lni.-bailil s 1 un who rem -he, i-v-lm-ill) for lie- KODAKS We Carry a Full Line nf EASTMAN and ANSCO KODAKS And Films and every thins a first-class Drug Store should have. Moon Drug Co. Prompt and Free Delivery kamu:!, i. iaim:y. Samuel l Dnlley. aged 67 years, who died Saturday was buried yes terday afternoon In the Klgln cem etery after funeral services at the Blgln Methodist church. Prior to ih funeral the remains were at (he llohnenkamp chapel In l.a Grande The deceased leaves three sons and made his home north of Sum-inerville. PAVEMENT ON ADAMS SOUGHT (Continued from past 1) . $35 TRmJih For the Stock Show June 5, 6 and 7 n 111 mini li liMik jour het. W- IimvI- Un- laKwl sljlos In .tli-ii's, l.ailliV Slid I'liUdn-ll's OllllllllS. Khots. and Ai-ih-.vh)iI s. . Tli In-t uf qualliy ai llic mosl naMjuable ASK TO SEE OUR LINE OF MEN'S wab Site $40 TWO PAIR PANTS UNION LIVE STOCK SHOW DRAWS NEAR (Continued from page 1) specialties which will be droppcJ in pel ween the different episodes of the pageant, will relieve Ihf entertainment of a too serious na 'ure. .Some of the specialties wl!l he put on hy elttxens of fji Grand--Cove. Klgin. Enterprise and other plaees other than I'nion. Monday morning the town be gan putting on Its festive apparel. A decorator Is busy stringing fla- and bunting hII along Main street. ml vuiious booths are being hutlt along each side of flu street for hot dog. soft drink, and similar oneo-vston The mrry-?n-rnnnd here for the kiddies. Already he streets are filling up with oui dde people who are here a few lays eurly to make all needed ur angemenfs before the arrival of he 6th of the month. rnucaiif I'nthiisla.Kiii High IMON (Special) Knthuslasni or "Krlends of Mankind" which 'ia run high ever since its author. Mils Josephine Dillon, first read ts story to a group of the execu tive committee doubled und rlpled lust night when all the epi sodes for tfce. firt, time. a.ssvjublea or general practice. Kew of the 175 members of th" 'Hxt had seen, previous to Monday night, any of the episodes except heir own, and the result of the ten. nil practice then Is a height- ned enthusiasm for thin first pag ant I'nion will ever have pro- fen ted. tonight and tomorrow night. The Wednesday night drill is scheduled for the grounds where the pageant will be given on the evenings of the slock show. "Krlends of Mankind" will es tablish a precedence of high at tendance for futon pageants, he. Iievea ir. V. T. IMiy. chairman of the executive committee of the new enterprise. Tickets hae been selling rapid ly under I h direct Ion of Frank yturgill and from many points ns far eust ns I'oeutello. 'Ida., come word of travellers, who are mak ing Portland und Its Kose Festival their ultimate goal, who will stop here the last of the week for "Friends of Mankind" and tho I'n ion Stock show. ! Itav City Times Tribune: Jiisl 'ohservc whether a man carries a I baby like a lighted lamp or Uke . an overcoat, and you'll know whether he's married or not. i;i:ao tiii: ci,Assirn;i ads will hoi b" Itoektord Republic: Kducallon week comes but once a year, but the young folks do their best to edueale father and mother everv Wanted: TO SK l,h'4 I -Tit A ) K lirgc size lleucock liadto, complete. One of the beta In the country.' ' Write. Ob server. ' .' ' IU H Lditonals r rom ' ROver the Nation .STHi; HAI'I'V UAINMAKI.lt. gJiattle Times: The IminIhi-nh of tnidihtng artirii-lal ruin should ukc a strong appeal to lh- nvrr Otff person. t'he Idea of eolh-etlng a hmmty QIC the showers U sitiKUliirlv nt I frillvu. t fcjuslead nf going throui:li tto I Ajiiuus process of wailing fei ) tniTHward rois to grow or of stor X Hi' waler In gienl reservoirs t Qifi profeiuilomil rahiuoik-r iet;nis JrTCKing lb' eusii register www liu I ftttt downpour. 1 j2Mforula's ralumakir, who iiui t L&r tried his hand on t Ih sKt h 1 (TV'' Alberta ptaltb s. t.-e.-nlK t tSttMMed a eonlrsct nlth tlte kii 5 ra im' cattle rals-rs ol IiIn 1 -ftlOe. . t guaranteed an Itirh and mi-'- I ttllrlh of rain bet w eeii March I ; itea April lf. A few dais iiki a t S'H Chant came down and he ie t (fitted II ns tnv of his Miireeiv-s Lard-headed ften ln study I c&jds. atmospheric (.urreiitK nl I 'Hut line li wnlcs of st or niit. asii'il lUt& nobody can proihn e rain from , Wis u:ulch hold no uutt-r apor. jMOTtuul uy given area accustom-' d tt rain may enjoy that blessing without the nld of a rntnuuiKer. Tln-y hint Strongly thill eohletdeltee and fortunate ehnnee are faetois in the raltl-ioakt'r's sueceHsn. At any rate the rainmaker has not. . i.- rail of tun lneh or rain and estimates that It means $i in Ills poekel. W it. tt. r the miracle worker Is a uoo.l w.-tiilo-r prophet r a our eessl ill rulo ma kir lias no bearing OH the e;isl in point, A eon t met in a coal raet . and e i hing that fn1l!i troui the clou. is ts water n his wheel. I'r. siiiiiiilily the tnist.H ndnteti ir N:illsthd with the rain even t bough it was more IhHil Wiis bitrgiilio-d for and I he rnminuker Is MUlle i oiilenl wtlh a brisk business In sho. rH. t mi,ki: Arnin:. I ,os Angel.K Times: A St, t.ulw .Imlor HWI'tN that silk UtnlleH a re; an eti. iiiy of tn huuian rat e. t say that the silk Ik a Hum oii.lue. lor ol life. giving torcea A lrl . who u.-ars silk hosiery h taking' .i intihlMil risk. The silk forms an tiriuor throtiRh which the eiier. m.imr forees of light and air find; (hen Hiu, diilliulty. l-adle: In Mlkeu liegilKee are In dire pert', i tud 1. If tteeiMS tliut the silken) habit impel lis but h body and soul, Hut it looks as U U would so btlthely uu. eer Up --the less you have the inore there is to get. The ' iihmt! (Mi lictp limiic liilert'MH the belter l.a (I undo will get. loyadiy m:(.i;is I.OYAtiTV rntiiMiUIng homo Iil-iUh lions of nil kliltU Is Im-IiijC lair to tlniM frtini wlin-t 1 ia I ii mi a g v )1 Hi vx twi to pmril. Iiynll.r " tn those who arc lutal will work tvclpnicaj . prikhH'rl!y. I'or hanking service (o 1,1 Grnmtc Hoph jnnr lionio hanks nre uncitdlcl. I j Granite money tanked1 In ot her towns can do l. t.tmtdo Utile gmsl. Make H flfiy-firiT. I'si rMiie I li p Institutions wb.is oiipsirt and ta In Hi nge jmi eitjtif. "Ihcrt Is no Mthlltiii f!f SafHy." i r1 Protect your Health 11I1(QJW1SP It's thoroughly aged not green or unfinished. Consume the quality products of ( the House of Anheuser-Busch St. Louis flso manufacturers of GRAPE. BOUQUET A-B GINGER ALE BEVO MALT-NUTRINE iTF" Buy by the case from your Dealer LaGrande Grocery Co. DiMtribulort LaGrande, Ore.