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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1924)
yi . t. f Wednesday, October 29, OfHMING nic- FETE PLANNED . i-MVEnsrrv OV OltKOON, EuKvne, Ore. (Spt'clul ) I'iiuil plum for the Homecomtiij; cele bration ut the L'nivorbity of Ore. on pr-xt Krliluy ami Sutunluy (Oct. 31 mini Nov. 1) have been approved by a special lulvisory boord composed of Jeannette Cal kins, alumni ttecrctury; VlrKil Kutl. unlvurtiity director of ath letica, and John MucGn-Kor, for mer prcuidcnl of the Associated UtudentH. - When visitors betrin to urrive ut Eugene Thursday nijjht Uiey will be met by a welcoming commtt tee. , After ithoy have rcRlatcted. members of tho rooms and ac commodations commit l to will us slBn tho visitors to rooms which )wo burn cngiiKcd to Iioubo thosr who do not obtain advance hotel reservations, Curl lahl'is chair man of tho welcoming commllteo. Hal L.nndbcrg' heads Ihe rooms and accommodations committee. Night 1 1'roKtnm. .'i The formal Kriday niKlit pro ffrsim will beRin at 7:iii p. m, when tho "blyreat and noisiest noise parade in history" starts off through the principal Kutfenc Ut reetu from the Nutloiml Guard armory, the point of origin, i'a raders will disband at old Kincaid field on the campus. A platform Jiois been constnrcteil here for the apeakers who will feature the ral ly. Jack 9 ml "Sap" I jLlourette, j Col. John Leader, 1M ISalley and; others will inspire the . Oregon j supporters with stories of victories' of yesteryear. j h Following the rally, visitors; find students will go to the viirt- us living organizations' houses j for receptions and dances. , The lieta Theta 1'i and Delta Tau Delta rrnIori.it. oh wilt hold ; their annual tug of war across tho I inlllracu! Sitturdav morning. ' -i Fool hall (Junie. The campus luncheon In the men's gymnasium will be liehl at 1 1 :3U, continuing, wit h a short. : program, until 1 : :I0. Marguerite ' McCabe Is chairman of tho lulfoh .eon commit tee. The Oregon-l'niversity of Wash ington football gam u will be held nt 2:30 on Hay ward field. l!e tween halves the crowd will be en tertained by features arranged un der the ehainminshlp of Jid Itohl man. The uunttal alumni and upper clftfBinen dance will be held on the campus in the evening. I'n ilerclausmen will dance in the downtown armory, Odd Lightning Tacts. i Photography reveals in an y things about lightning. One is multiple, consisting of several dis charges in rapid succession tilling the Biitim path, says Nature Maga zine. These flashes are studied by nutans of a .camera mounted f on a verlleal axis and turned from side to side by clockwork. The pictures are taken at night, the shutter being left open until a flash oeruri. We Offer 50 LOTS 50 At 1'rhvs ami Terms Never JHefore Gheii the Tooplu of Im Grande ,. Have you seen the posters In ' our windows? .If not, you, sure ty must stop and read them. It !s to your advnntago to como in und let us give you ull of the Information you desire. Tho lots are selling. Come in nud get yours, from La Grande Investment Company nONDED KEALTOIM Reliable AccnUi for Itellahl Inimranro Companies. 1201 Adams Ave. Main 751 An Ideal Quick Lunch 1oi?ii Town or at Huuh! II. 0. & II. Tamales and Chili Am I (.ramie products niaiiufnrtuml nt tin Oreo tola limiting Woiks ly a roniny that KNOW IHW. Phone jwir Btvivr, ruiifec thiner ur ntt-at maikti. mm! Ini4 DM h. o. & n. ri; .M 1924. GIETOUI-AYOT Released thitwgK NEA Service lric Band Music Tells of cw York Candidates NKW VOItK. (Al' The music of old tfuu melodies Is associated with Governor Alfred K. Kmilh and riieodore Uoosevelt, in t heir red- hot campaign for governor of the Knipire state.( , Wherever the governor speaks. the band invariably plays over and over afc'uin. the lilting strains of "The Sidewalks of New York." The bands have a way of playing "Marching Through Georgia" at rallies where the Republican nom inee talks. This Is varied with "Over There." a direct reference to Mr. Hoosevelt's . military service In Krantre. Just why the bands play "'March ing Through Georgia" for "Voungj teiltly, us he is called, no one seems to know. Hut it has been; iccepted as u sort of unofficial campaign music for him. Occa sionally a band shifts to "Tlnro Will He a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight," just as they played tiiis tune for his father, (lie form- ;r president, when lie was slump ing the slate. "The Sidewalks of New York," with Its reference to "Kast Side, West Side, All Around the Town," has ti bearing on the fact that Gov ernor Smith was born on New York's i;ast Side and still lives there. This song has been usvd In all of tha IXimoeratic nominee's gubernatorial cnmpalgns. iu f,j;us wi.v uoai task OOl.YIIdJ;. Wash. Trial of the case of John G. Kulzer and wife against Stevens county was com pleted and argued before Judge I. li. Carey. Action was brought by the Kul- zcrs to iuict the county's title , to a road which they alleged was a private road over their place. Th county contended that the road was a1 public one by prescription ami maintenance. Tin- court held Hint the road was private. The county has given notice of appeal to the supreme court. orri;it m:v r. or w. in;a;i:i:s SKATTI-K. Inaugurating an ex tensive program for I he develop ment uT the canning industry in) Washington, the name of the col lege of fisheries of the Tniverslty of Washington, the only institution of Its kind oiitsiile of Japan, has been changed to tin1 .College of l-'isheries and l'ood I'resiTvation, it was announced ly John N. t'ol). director. The college is to offT degret-s of bachelor of Hch-nce In holh fisheries and footl preserva tion. Koine say no girl should teach i more than three years in one town. If she can't p-t a hus band In that time. It is u waste of time to slay on. !HomeAgain1 Prur Flnwtr. 11. dfel! mllnr'a life ma th life for him. He tmell by brakfl mdfi from Cameirle. Olcl-. In Lou Anrl. There he (nunrt thM Joining the navr -.nt p jtmple aa the ffiowlna poeteri at hnme hi1 m (eeted. Then. to", police Interfered With bla plans. He la on JusMy ' Jicaie BUTT' ' StsSffl WRICHT fr CESSINGER "" " I ViWlml I UKULELE ARRANGEMENT i, I I ml i ur SPORTS SCORED BY DOCTOR OF . GREAT BRITAIN LONDON. (AI-) The Hritish nubile golfs Inn much and eats too much, according to Dr. Leonard Williams, a Hurley Street special ist and a corresponding member of the American Cliinatologlcal So ciety. As for.goir, tho game: lias a bad moral effect, according to the phy idcliyi.' "A man loses his match,"' says Dr. Williams, "and, as a re sult, is unhappy about it. Is dis gruntled, is hud-tcmporcd. Ills thoughts aru on the next game which he vows he will win. And too often he is discontented until ho does win." The way the Hngltsh take their food is almost as disturbing to Dr. Williams as the way they take tin Ir golf. "it is not realized by the public that It takes as much energy to digest an Knglish meal as it does to take ft five-mile walk. Peo ple cat far too much. The day is started with a heavy brcakrust; a lull meat lunch follows; then there is tea, accompanied by scones and cokes; and finally there is dinner, running to Hcverul courses. Tills is far more thun can bo properly di gested. ' "It would be saner and healthier to start with a Continental break fasl. and follow it with a lik'ht RiaBBBllBIBBBSliaBIBraaBBBIIIEBBIlfllBIBIBII H n M a Rl B M H n n ta M n n n H n ta a a u a n M n n n n HI H M n M m M n Sawyer ea a KEISBBBnEBBBBBBBBIBBBBIBBBBIBIIBBBBBBBBBBBBD THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER .P... lunch. Tea should be a cup of tea and nothing more. Dinner then could remain what it is." oi'Hn.vroirs KVri'0 SAVES la'KMNG TOWN AL tho risk or ber llfo dur ing a flrn which recently destroy ed five business blocks, MIhs Mary Crist, telephone operator at Mil. lersport, Ohio, remained nt ber switchboard and called firemen from nearby towns while the building In which she was located was abhi.e. Citizens of the Ohio river village assort that only Mis Crlst'.x devotion to duty prevented the cniire business section of the town from being razed by tho flames. i Economy First Tho KSSKX SIX Is tlio first Six Cylinder Closed Cnr prfcxtl ul $1,000, and costs iu itioro to iHirelinso thun most Fours. IU:iIr UV III DSON MOTOK CAIl CO. I'Mltlt HUDSON PATHNTS A wonderful car to rldo and drive. Ledbetter Garage 1 100 Adams Avenuo When Winter Comes WILL VOi:it COAL IIN BIS EMITV? FILL UP VOUU KM I TV COAL BIN NOW, THEN WINTER HAS NO WORRIES FOR YOU. Aberdeen Utah Goal. Nothing Ik-ller Mined in the West. LESS ASH MORE HEAT - Holmes Merc. Co. Phone Main 17 - . y. -tH 1 L-1 1' - t- (K'jI uu-dfr -UnJt- So gt nut aiitl wwl ..a - .'. k - juiMjc ob-ti - pi-tiuo tjiat ull ma to our Resorts of The Rhine Appeal for Support WIKKHADKN. AI') Slnm the Dnwes plan lias been adopted and I ho French have released Uielr con trol of Important railway junctions outside of tho area occupied under the Versailles Treaty, tills Impor tant resort hopes to regain much of the tourist business It enjoyed in pre-war days. In 1DI.1 Wiesbaden bad 200, 000 visitors; lust year It had only 70, ooo. It not only lost lis foreign potrons because of 1 ho upset con ditions of thu through train ser vice and thu many difficulties caus ed by the extension of the French occupation, but Germans also re- taa.a L.. . rrn- L , . Li itj w j ' r n r ur-ar 1- - t i ll -. i-t i ka -r ! r r f p " ' l-l-l l-g p-l -- - natiun, So gui fused to avail themselves of the local mineral springs because their dislike of tho French occupation rorces and their unwillingness to nalronlze railways operated by Ihe French. All .the German watering-places in the French occupied area have joined in an appeal to tho Ger man public to patronize them, and not let them fall Into bankruptcy. Tho Hhlne steamer traffic has again become normal. The entire Ithine area Is hopeful that Ger mans will no longer avoid their most celebrated river, merely be cause French, Belgian and Knglish tnrces are occupying Its shores. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE) SHOP AND FCUNDIt all Kind of Machinery, Automobiles and Tracton Itepalmo Overhauled and Rebuilt Acetylene Welding of All ulnda 1 Cylinder Boring and Overslzo FUtona Gnnkibatta, Plutona and 1'lnton Plna ilfffroumd' GItc Ul a Trial . i D. FITZGERALD Prop. ? - s f ML- a i mm a X 4 finfelantw' m . ,fi g X ":! C im Jilt 3U,J m'"lff" g x if y ES t if"i a M m t . Wi $ H J Mad. ' M,f M of tha - rf 1 i H jl A , iff it a f if, h"h"t iiij it ! 5 V 1? til darabl ! S lt ftHi tiller -V and Sit Wsrxm P HV ft: ' ' ' of 5 X i -- ' ' ihth" ' 5 1 j Iff. i A,vin !;V S X fc'' '' "w F t w' ?n& - h n i w''--w 5-' m l I mX :1- au i H. La s '& J. :V y r H A H ,1, EstabliMhcd 1891 M i t X Irish Sugar Interest Capital nrm.TN upi Th. wn.ii. Cork Industrial DevoloDment pnm. inittoe is planning for tho erection oi a sugar beet ractory at a cost of $,500,000. A biff finan cial houso is reported to bo will ing to buck tho project on con dition mat landowners will agree to nlacn 4.000 acres umler utir ; beet during tho first your, and ft.uuu in iu succeeding years. Seed and manures will bo supplied at cost iirlre. nnH rn-ori nnr lin imi-l t for till the crop Is harvested. Ileglu Ilnrve.stiiiK Sugur Beets. WrALI.A WAU,A. Harvesting sugar beets started In tho valley. The crop Is estimated at 70 car hinds. Growers aro guaranteed a minimum price and thu market will vary according to tho price of sugar Ihe next few months. The Walla Walla crop goes to tho Ya kima refinery, operated by the Utah-Idaho Hugur company. Corn-i t tills se nt, nee: "I've l(. il Iiouhk ti:n ycura." Kilil Blip. "Rnd never huvo been tetnptud to leuve tho suppor dlslipH," To be regular as clockwork, each day some way enjoy ROMAN MEAL a proper ly balanced food fE. ' IfTS THAT lASTJ 1 f 0 .. J e SiSfaiaaJ Have You Started Making Your Christmas Selections 9 I - 0 ' Our slock of Silver, Sterling and Plato includes the latest in designs und pattern, nt lowest prices cunsistnnt with quality. That HlrilunK cuiiibinaliun of light xUxa and Bilvor makinir uj-to-liiu-iiiinytQ table service for nil occasions. PEARE & SON Giunde's 0rienl Credit Jewelers." . " O. W. R. N. Time Inspectora Uirccl Wire Time PAGE SEVEN COLDS tiMUd muraaUy with V VAPORUB QT IT Million Jmn U4 Ymmrty , Sick Room Appliances Water Bottles Fever Thermometers Let us fill your next Prescription Pre scot t Drug Company The New Drag Store . Telephone Main (8 Cor. Fir & Jeff A SAVING First quality, novelty striped Sateen Bloomers and women's Princess Slips. Bloomers $1.69 values, ea. $1.19 Princess Slips $1.98 values, ea. $1.48 Slightly imperfect Pure Fiber Silk Hose Per pair $1.00 Andrews Variety Store Service and Econom .1. f t t t T t t T t t ? ? f f t t ? f t f T T .t t T t ? ? f r f f y f t X . T
