La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 28, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, October 28, 1924, im THE 'TA'CRANDD iRVKNlNni OBSERVER IT pacts vrmr .TAW.mo-m.f,lt..7;lTi"'r', Local News In Brief Family-Rdce;1'' J OOMIVrt KVRNTH November 7-8 L. H. H. Junior ' lluy "Daddy Lonlc-a." I I Nov, Ariiutiiiuu u cmebra i tloo herd. t 'siting Urn- Mr. kind Mrs. Kverett nowli-s mU mflaH son, Hlchard, or Walla Wallu,J WuHhlnKton, ure vlaUlnir friends, and relatlvcu lu J-ii Grande; MALQNEY WILL ! norm nmprc i ui uu urnuLdj 'lore titan l'mlland " (, , )unierl K raise of Portland nr In t'he iM v I UIh inorniivr lu visit for a few days with his hJhUt, Mm. UiinBloriT - JJ. M. AUiloney. who for a mini- I ber of yearj ha-s wrestled with the ! income lax .returns for IndividnaJs. I I oini'im'r:;. . ii-nd corporations both In WullQWu.Vu.rid tnlon counties. announced today i hal he would reopen his accounting and income tux oil ices in Ju Lraiide uooul November 1st. I'rlor to liis loca tion hero Mr. Maloney worked for the lniied Slates government in tiie inconio tax " department which htm thorough lntormaiton und practice on ull the procedure 1 'of th:U gigantic organization. He ro Present ltmlgft . Una fought many successful fights City Manager l R -Hayes will j tor clients and has secured man aresont tho.ltt25 city of l.n Grande inpayments from the government to judge t to the budget committee' . eastern Oregon people who had ind the city commissioners tills ; ).ad ,nt more than their busines- 'vening at eight o'clock In the com - justified to the government. mission, room of the city hall building. dotorcd to JOntei prise , ( ', and Mrs. Ilen HnlMday. no-. panted by Mr. and Mrs. Ger-1 lid Pearson and baby, motored to uives Kntorprise Hunday. PasHcd Through Mrs. M. Moore of Uaker, arrived In La .Grande Sunday en route to Portland, via-auto. She left yes terday' to resume her trip j after spending the night here tin the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. French ORATORS HAVE PEPPY DEBATE ,...( Continued- from Page One) dairymen of Ihu slMe or tlje "little brown men of the Islands" v.lu . harvest the icocoaniits.' He She ujs atfcompunied by her 8mall.'a, (J (yw , Uri.urpass.-d by the daughter. ,' :" uB-..liliituriv -which meant Special MeeUnx Tonight ; A special meeting will .bo con ducted this evening at the Salva tion Army building at eight o'clock -ly Captain J. T. Jury, former offl flr of 'La Grande. He will speak and also "sing several solos. The Home , League will meet ut the army building at 1:30 p. in. Wed nesday to prepare for the Christ mas bazaur. '-Personal Mention ; L. 33. Moore of North Powder arrived in la Grande this morning. Ho registered at the l-'oley hotel. "vote 4U.8.' Captain Paul Hattiawtty tendered a' navy day- proclamation 'letter to Judge Itrudy to read, in respect t( Navy Day, which was obscrVed yes terilay. , Reverend ' Pollard opened ih meeting by returning thanks. Dr. H. S." lirounton pn sided as chairman. The next meeting will be hob" Tuesday noon wit h It ay Wllliamr as chairman and will be a specia "Legion Day" program. i 5 - s I ra m i TwiETED NEW. SEWAGE ' SYSTEM IS millilBfcwirwli IrtT i-uiiiVnil fij- villi ihi iiili-ul. ' 1 " '' l" litiimrr 'tunk fuoiti I'll'.' will X rtWj "r.HiBf.l. On i k. )a Ijmitlm h.iw li vs. 4k Mrs. Calherino O tirien taDOVOi -3" cumtxiignlnK ogninst her husband (below) for the Job. of sheriff jut Croix county. Wis. If elected, Mrs. O'Brien promises to appoint her hus band chief deputy. "Cleaner homes and less c.-iine" Is her campaign slogan. ' ' . , Mr. and Mrs. Nat Webb of Wal la , Walla were registered at tin Soininur hotel yesterday. lrs,:ir. M. Mradshnw and Mrs 1L K.'Swan lert on No. 24 th'H, morning for Llakcr to visit lor the day. "William Miles of Walisburg Wash., Is now registered at the Fo ley hotel. 1. A, Thornbui'g of. ''resl ,Grov i in In La Grande , yesterday on iHtness. He registered at the Ku Jjfy hotel. wire plan IS WORRYING FOREIGNERS (ContiPUtMj trom page 1) their persistent efforts to project an hsue of constitutional secur!t Into the campaign must' be regard ed as "devoid of honest purposes.' He attacked particularly the re cent utterances of Secretary Hugh es regarding the La Kollette court issue. Praising John W. Da vs. Mr Glass declared I ha! "with u- singb except ion It may temperately In said that no man was ever nomin ated y ;u'iy 'parly, or elected pres" dent who was bil r filled lor tin grave responsibilities of govern ! 3f. W. Stewart and wife, tourists SHERIFF, 71, the Soinincr hotel yesterday. They are louring west. Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Lamp and small son ol Paradis', returned to their home (his morning from a visit with relatives In Caldwell. . IS REFORMING WICKED TOWiN (Continued from (me 1 ,frs.'J. M. School passed . through La and children Grande this morning en route to their home in Knlerprisc. They have been visit ing Mrs. Kcholl's parents al Hun Prairie, Wisconsin. ? Mrs. August (Vainer returned to her home In Klgin this morning, i She has been at the 1-Iastern Ore gon Light and Power company sta- j Hon at Haines for sometime with! her husband, an 'employee of the company. f We like all birds., especially Hie ones that can do that hook slide Into second. ; There's one thing ubont cigarettes for ladles. They don't a IfTt t he price nf loUneen. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO f Bobbette Hats woku. for trial, lying 'them to a (ill foot chain, with u deputy ;di-:irf on each end. I'Vderal officials a!:wi stepped in", drying up the town and breaking Up, the narcotic t raffle. Along (ante !UI. Then' the governor and Jinlg 'rump, backed ,by I he business men. decided to hire liill Tilghman as town marshal. Though Hill is along In years hi la jusi i:s "hard" as he w.i.s In hh palmiest days: the officials say. Hill has clo.'ed up the siloons n lot of the dance hr.lls. a.n1 pul 1 he dope sellers on I he run. In one wt"k nlmie hi' and' Deputy Sherifr'Alrdich ushered : of )u dancing rirlH oul ot t. wii. Hut Hill cays he needa a h: "tvpicil morp lu''l If liis cleanup Is going " . ' to he st'cCf ssl'lll. One 'of Jiill's pt-yt obinte.-r sl?tiiiiiP and- you Vfl" take liill't word for II -Is J. i;. Murphy, vice president of the Cromwell CJiam- O her of Commerce, member of Hie O Hoard of Health, chairman of the q i school committee, j-rnj rh-tor ol 0 Ihe Murphy dance hull and mati- 0 1 ttcT of the ''.Miii piiv I Viiicin gjoirl.." t 1 . Pita ; The work of remodelling Ihe .east side nf Hills department tuoro. ; which w; s nee ks iry to H"all the r ladh 8 ready-tti-w ar ib p u ttneni 1 which now lakts the place of the former men's wear department, has ; iteeii completed and the firm is now prepared to offer their pitrons JeV'-ry jconveniertee. r I Thv, new stock of ladles ready- to-wear Is not yet complete but It is prtdiable that the enlire ttock jwill be received about the His: ot j the .month. . 1 The neV depatlment is eN'etlent- the right hand' en iristalled In iits. etc.. are kept r the rear. rooms arc nicely equipped. On the left hand side show cases are now in. The color scheme, featuring gray, conforms-with the rcmirndcr of the storb and. coibbined with the lighting effect, presents a handsome and inviting appearance. (Continued trutit Pairo Onn) typhoid fever bus 1 IjLjOO.iK 1 have In build a two-slory Imhuif lank." Mr. Haves ctaled whn iiuesilmied. conituulng "which will be et nipped Wit h tipparalilM to take uul he solids, chlorine the sewage and then put it In filler beds from whence It Will em rgc practically pure water." Cost of such a tank would be somewheie ln the neighborhood of f'PVMni. liccentty Pendleton Installed an Imhoff tank at a total cost oi K2.IH0 but tl.la heavy expendi lure mis due to the fact that It was also necessary to purchase the site and re-lay laterals. La Crnnoe alreudy has the sito and us the sewer laterals and trunk sewers the method will he Ls uu engi ne ring problem I hat should be ihlgned by someone verily com petent to estimate the present need and .those of 41 substantial grow ing comluuuity. "I Plight Impress upon you, however, (he Immediate and im perative neccNKlty In this con nection. A long delay would wub mlt the t-liy tp both moral and legal embarnksstuent. Dno case of recently de veloped t.i a cllinen residing along ;re in excellent condition, no lur-. jthe line of the sewer waste. And j ther cost would bo v?ee.-3uary e j while we cannot connect this def- j eept the uctuab bulhllng of the I Initely with Hie. newer the evl- U'nk. There Is a vague pussihil ! deuces mi! very suspicious. jity that the present lank could " This necessary Improvement ; be utilised In such consiruclion ! will no doubt call Tor an cKpemlt-i wl,n ,oWpr cost.. This also ciuniot ! tnro of uuite a sum of money I bo determined until later. Gbldette Bloomers bluomois. arc duliyhlfully different They are nmdo in wondcr- whlrh I ussume will ncoil lo bo j rulsi'il by u municipal tux or bond lisuo. l.'on:;oqiKntly you should niuku eviry ofrort lo brlns un im- di'riitumlliiK of tills necopslty lo ull of tin' citizens ao that they muy , ttccido lutclllKcnlly, und 1 urife that this be done ut once, i' Your:t l'csiii'ctfull-, j W. T. I 'II JT. j Member of Stale Hoard of Health." I Stuck hcnlbs. I In addition to the case of ty 1'hold fever thut may be due to r'Omr vnp. i syli-nt's faults, furniers have ljtHI3I "AAollilj reported dcuth of several head of J stock that they bcllevo has been broiiKhl about due to the uniinalH drinking sewiw Wilier. No posl- Mive proof of tills Is. ut band but. irottu-y 'Wallace of the deiiartnient u.s in the lever cilse. the Vvlduncos ol' ijitrlciilture by recelit or sev- . are siiSilcious. fi-nf inewarjrcH" vsklim" considern-1 The situation has been bad for Hon' of various persons Tor the.of-' years, tn fact, almost : since tho flee. Is ! was made plain at thft pre.M-lit system w;is InsUilled In White House, however, that lie ( l uotl-1 1 1 11. Kn'orts ' havo been would iflvo- lilt le consldcrat Ion to , nde to Improve the ' plant but FARM PROBE HELD UP BY ; (Continued from Dav 1) i One-third of I-'ilipino Clilldren (.o M A TCI LA f A P ) . The tot al penditurvM for the public schools 'miongthi of the Philippine Islands during! the year J ii'JS, -amounted to , 7,1!'J(,(H)M, or SSI! 1,000 less than for the year . according, to figures nrwlc public tbj; -Jho" bilj,''T 'itj of dniathui. A total enrollment ;,of 1JS.:S school . children was ilv-'urd! Li the public schocia for ' T:i!;:i" out of a school population oT 3,0 77,-' Hi7. The iercentage of atten dance 'throughout the year was S5. A total of 2i,7 $0 teachers was employed, of. whom 32H Were Americans. In Ihu jmbllc schools -tnty ' ihu .aught., UngliaH' HtiiguagO ' is tho-nev Pppointmenl,' at least un til after Wodnes lay when burial services are to he held for , M r. W-.tNn'ce nt WS'-M nines', Iowa. Wliile an early selection is ex pected to be made by the presi dent in view of his proposal to get under way in the near future an hi vi s'igal ion of agricultural conditions it is net considered ikely the choice will be made be- j lhv' Btund now. foro election day, a week from TI trouble with the present Tuesday. ' ' I biU tank Is that It is not only The name of Frank O. Lowden. j Inndcqualo but the construction is former governor of Plinols. wiiijuot mien as to do its work effi- first suggested lo Mr. eienuy. ihe present tank, a shal- Cuolldge M'onday. John Lee Conl- low Jbno from to 8 feel in depth, ter, pi-esldcnt of North Hakota' cnot handle the sewage prop Agticullure & .Mechanics college, erly.. The chlorluatlon plant uluo and Samuel Adams, editor and i fails to' achlevo its purpose, due former president of flic Amerieiul ; to tho fuel that It is Impossible AgrieiillVirnl Kdltors' " jissoeiat ion, ' undon the preaent system to break with little success. A few years ago a chloi ination improvement was put in 1 hat done away with : Hoiiif of the odor but really help- ed the matter very little. Siluatlnii .Made I'lain. i An I'Jvenlng Observer reoor'er; ' inteiSlewlng the. city manager, dc- . lernithed the tacit, oi tuu tu. c tu i i Farmers lu Arm. Farmers In the districts in which the sewuge. runs after leaving vh septic tank are up In arms about the matter and have just caue for their complaints. In fact. It i.-. probabto that they would, if no remedial methods were resorted ;o, close up 'the sewer. , On the oilier hand, with un Imhoff tank installed and prac tically pure water flowing through the same ditches, the farmers might be willing to pay a certain sum for these water rights for Ir rigation purposes. This Is an opin ion advanced as Biich by Sherwood Williams. Other members of the commission Wind Mr. Hayes hold that this opinion is sound and thai such a charge might rightly 'and; fairly bo made when Improvement I Car Repairing Costs A Little Money tint It's small hi con t part -son will) the vast ot upkeep mill deprecJalioti if you leave the work undone. I'KT YOI CAH IN SIIAPK l'OIl WINTKIt NOW. Come In and let us give yoi mi estimate on tin; work lo be done. Vour Satisfaction Is ('iiaraiitccd. material and colors. If you wear them once you will wear them always. French & Greene Ueudy-to- Wear and Shoes. i'OIIH'S. An Imhoff tank would be from Pi to 22 feet in depth and con- . j suiting engineers seem of the (opinion that such a tank would be i Ihe correct solution for the prob j lem. making sludles preparatory to ac- , p. J, CHENEY & CO., loieao, vmo tuul steps. ! Hairs Catarrh : Medicine Trt ; both local and Internal, and has been f . . i in ihi mnrmem oi vi ! for over forty years. SoldbyalldrowUts. are other names mentioned, A 'recently formefl comi-any has received concessions for the opera- )" Huvcnly-five lion of t he telephone system ol the whole of Spain, Including the lines now owned by the Spanish government. downturn bacteria in lite solids In1 mmphhrtlon In the sewage by chlor-, inc. ! f per ' cent ' of the gase'otis solids that go into the tank come out as Hollds and on solids' ihe chlorine will not1 work, liaclerla on Ihe inside of Ihe ..Jennings & Shumate,.. '" Props.' Successors to Southard & Shitm. WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY AOOIPM ZUXOR JC35t L.LASRV I'acirio Coast ,I!-ady lor I'olo j .SAN. lIK(SO. CaKf. (AC). ThejW itt-ntion of poio enthu.siasts soon ' 93 will be focused on I he . J 'uciLu I )fcg oa.vt. Major Colin (i. I loss, sec- j jflfl .etary of t he ( 'oronado ( 'ounti y , ieason al Coi onado I leach',' ( 'alif., will op n Jen any 1. Tim annual mid-winter tournament , under the auspice, of the AincrU-an Colo association, wilt be held March 1 lo, UU. Several cups will be com peted f;r. -The three turf polo fields at 1 lie Coronado Coun'ry club have '(ecu rebuilt 11 lid regraiiSed since last sen-urn mid will ho in fine condition. iBssiiazitfiassazEiiaiiii'iiBBDBaiEiaiiaiinBBBBg vuil inn . epublican Ticket ON ELECTION DAY AND UK SURE OK HONEST,' EFFICIENT OFFICERS. 'ROSI'ERiTY FOR THE FUTURE DEFENDS LTON REI'URLICAN SUCCESS. Alaska Turns to I'o l'arm!iig S K . II (A l') . Cox raisi ng is becom'ng one of the irrst im portant ii'dust ries of sout lieastern his.:t, according to 1 ir. V H. "line, fur an'mal specialist of 1 vt ei si.nrg. Alaska who broiignt i (Mi P iB . . . ;ES 1 m . si 3) ISi M lM m For President of the United Slates CALVIN C00L1DGE For Vice I'rcsident of the United States CHARLES G. DAWES i pairs Of ,U tchikan, 1 :uirg. for s1. on the An blue foxes here from Vrcngidl. an 1 f'-ters-pm'-nt to s:iishmaref. 'tic Ocean north of FOR THE LADIES! New shipment just ar rived. Special price S3.43 JUST OUT! Newest 8-picce English style Caps for Young .Men ?:I.15, JUST' IN TODAY! Newest Slii-on Sweat ers just what you have been waiting for $7.S.-, to ?!).S.-) See Windows. Merchandise of (Jualily Clint's , Clolhiery Tb Store "Willi B toim lrn-p I'o I'lirnnrs (iunnl Ciiiefull v Their Mock nt .et C.iu vent Ion M IN N I-; A I '( H . I S (AC). I -i vy bllver black, foxi-s vtu'd ut ap proximately $ 1 ,r.li",ften, r p"eent Ing the pick of t heai- an'mair from rnehes in all s ctions of the Cnlt-d Stut'-s. will b nWjwr. at the exposll'nn to be het.l In coniunctlon wtth the convention here of the American N'"tion:-l Vox 1 'feeders association, Novem ber 17 to 2. Special nrrang'-nientf 0-r th handline and housing of Hi" in:' mils will be made. Their sly nnn n? and crnftincss. log.-t.i. r with their p'cunfa'y worth mk y the task if Cfirlm: fer 11. . val- pihlf - fex-! a d' flcat" mi". Thn-e it i n piomtn-nt in 'h fox fur fndus'ry ';ave I s - ete.I n Jndg-s for the show, hey are A He rt Frazui. A'"eri- tive.s in New T Nome. Alaska, Tho animals weie valueij jt $,'i!,(Mfa. Cnx farming lias It-n-n started at S'lishtm: rcf. Many ft.xei are' shipped t-o ti't' easlern part of the l ulled Stat'ei; from- Alaska. One of the largest fox farms in Alaska is n,ir ctchikaii. To .-Marry c;i n f pi ' S' ntat ' of a London fur- ' Itofwack of N - w Yti lr. William A. V' ille. N. Y.. hi. U 'j nil it. ib r. Silk lit Teh-imno Cord Th' coennn-; Ol 1 lej . i f. ri.. , ee worm- n re iiwd i ;o h i r .i r t' pridiicti'Mi io He .Nt)(.h,- .-ci'o-uitiit inanuraiter., hy a M'!" Alil'-fienn I'l'ineany. The ( "fd had ing from ih' b.i." i'f -r d--K :lphnn- ;t:--ie r-'i'.n- :t .- of ullk. Mam i e 'O v-h- a noitn-l. vnj.ls a ir.r- men ti?n -?f"' $ - i ; 3 f " " J For United Stales Senator X CHARLES ,L. McNARY ' ol" Marion County For Congressman Second District 37. X N. J. SINNOTT .of Wasco County For. Secretary of State . 40. X SAM A. KOZER of Clatsop County For Stale Treasurer 11. X THOS. I!. KAY Has served the public twice as their State Treasurer For Justice of Supreme Court (Vote for Two) 41. X HARRY H. I5ELT of Folk Co. .'fi. X I'ERCY R. KELLY of Linn Co. For Attorney General . X I. II. VAN WINKLE of Marion County For Dairy and Food Corn mission ID. X J. D. MICKLE of Washington County 50. For Vublic Service X II. II. COREY Commission of llaker County For State Senator IJUUCE DENNIS of Union County For Joint Representative, 21th Dist. 5.1. X (HAS. A. HUNTER . of Wallowa County N . 'For' District Attorney 55. X CARL G. HELM of La Grande For County Commissioner 58. X W. W. STEVENS of Union For County Clerk 59. X C. K. McCORMICK of La Grande For Sheriff 00. X JESS IJRESIIEARS of Eigin , For Cxiunty Assessor X I). II. PROCTOR of La Grande : k T!frcnr. Amlia Pornn. yonn H rlty m:F' of Psl'm. Tl.. will hwnmt Ihe tiride cf i-rank '.V1' r, (iuuld wrolthy younK Now VorkP, In De CHitr' bc ts wir!y known W f m w 111 m w m n a El M ,M m W HI W n hi M HI a w m M Hi W w N H M m :b H . For County Treasurer 61. X FLORENCE IJACON of La Grande CO. For School Superintendent X MRS. DALLAS GREEN of La Grande fill. X DR. of La jr Coroner L. RALSTON (irande For Justice of the Peace 71. X HUGH E. ISRADY of La Grande We Stand lie hind Paid Adv. and Guarantee lo REPUBLICAN You Each of Ihe Aliovc-.Named Candidates. COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE, J. II. Peare, Chairman, R. J. (i rcene, Secretary. n N m m n m m ta H MM M HI CW an EM 19 W C! 1M HI t m m M M m m SM w m M w w VI m m iw ra Rsl US w m w 151 m xt m w u m A' 2B Jack Holt Jaclc Holt and Norma Shearer in a lig two-star special a story that has received u mil lion dollars worth of publicity from coast to coast. Directed by the master-producer of outdoor tales, Victor Fleming. SupporffJ bit NormaShcarer And "THE FAST STEPPERS" The Famous Racing Stories Baby Dresses and Gertrude Stamped Dresses for infants in batiste, India and nainsook. IJutterick Patterns. linen jr.Msi i (( iii.'w Art & Baby Shop "Everything: for the Haby" llolrl Komiitrr. !lllt. hTAMl'I.NO Arcade TODAY WEDNESDAY THE STORY WITHOUT A NAME really great story nf Radio, Love, Adventure and Mystery. Hysterical History Comedy "RIP VAN WINKLE" Thursday GLORIA SWANSON In "HER LOVE STORY" pOoooooooooootsoo'ooooodoo 'tl'i't-'l-S 'i'-