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Saturday, November 1, 102-1. THE ' LA ' GRANDE ' EVENING OBSERVER - r FAOE riVE Local News In Brief . OOIII NO EVENTS N'nvpmlicr 7-8 T.. II. S. Junior ; iilay "OaWtly LohkU-rm." jlov. 11 ArniiHtlco Iay celebra tion here. irrK'iMl In 1.H ftrnn.lf llila n.nrnlni. Hpi'iiil Ihi' wofU.i.nit. Slit- Is rK- ikIit.'.I ill . Koli.y liull'l. To f;lvc IHiinoi' Tho l.ailli'8 Aial of Inland f'lly. Kill Rlv an r-lwiioii iluy iliniur 'I'lh-Kiluy, Novenilif-r 4lli at 111 O.M Ki IIowh hull 111 Inland Oily, uri-oiil-jiilf to unnounoi-mrmlH yi'Hli'l'ilay. Ilk First rniioert Krt Tho Knlerprise 'Philharmonic oreheslra will give tin opening concert of a Rerie of five at I hit people's thentor, Friday evening, November 7. t'ommllleeH will sell mason tickets this week ami hope to. place 4 till by the date nf tho Aning concert. Knlerprlse liec-orM-Fhicitaln. Pul t'p HlRliway Signs New signs have been put up along i!io highway thru -th enmi ty, under direction of Osar I'iiI er, resident slate engineer. They till the name of each town, at its outskirts, mark rivers ami creeks nhl indicate turns. For the first tho road hears lis new name. I, a Ciriinile-Wsillowu Lake highway. KnierprlsT Uecord. Saw Football (;nmc-- Warren CI 1 Inert- returned last evening from Nunipa on a business Irlp- While ihere Mr. Gilbert saw the Nnnipa-IIoiso annual gridiron struggle al which Poise was de feated hy a H to u score, lie was ipiUe impressed hy the strength of hoth teams. Incident ally a form er La (irnnde hoy, Junu-s lUiflcr plavs left eml on the Poise team. p 1 1n vi Practice flattie ' i A number of ..the. I -a Grand $ Jfiigh school alumni donned foot- hall uniforms again this mornim; and gave the Tiger team a lilth REALTY BOARD NAMES HEADS narrow puna while tho others wore tooned In their homes, the flood scattered nhout a thicket above. j situation assumed a serious na I where n deer was known to be i poet hero today. A steady ram iTcneni i li mane us up pea ranee, j ninumi' , imuiwuh " 'It had been slightly wounded und was ilnxed and frantic and made a , rush for f ivednm I h r t he only 'gup lhai opened, where Mr. Vor syihe v.ns crouching. When it was only a few feet away and wits 1 spring Ing into the air so I hat 11 t u niil.l hnfn nnliin .Inwn nrt hllil At tho annual business merlin lh f.rjlll nni, llimi1 ... of the li th-ande realty hoard last Vno lim(srfl hroilBni htmw Mr, and Mrs. PhnrhH McAllis- ' V . . , "rn ""'"Ifnur deer and one hear,. lor of Kntorprise niv Hioppln-r at i , 1 ' . . ' Shot One tn Week. i he Summer hotel. ; ' , i . Knup iumt,,,.H t lm. roncrav . ,, ., ... .. , , I tary of the association. -hi. iiihi .it in. i. r.. iiim'i ti r.u-i lei prise re;;lstereil at I lie Sommer liolel mis morning. I rey anil Mr. T.laek siieeeeil Slier lay of unceasing rain. MAUSni'MKl.U. or. Knur Hum were drowned near lowtr in the Moulhoru dlslrlct of Coos county, yesterday, when a iogin train went down on a hrhlge on the rtUlrtKid. on Sainton creek, ami another man was crushed to dtaih under a 1-ton honhler which fell from cliffs fits In was paying In "a mas Valley. All worn the. re wilt l nf the ficvi'r Klm-in v h ieh .iif....L- .i;u-k-l.l o twin I n i.-.b t.mtl. . . WINTER COATS A. (1. Cnrnstedi. t'al Long, ikon Kl- wiiitii wi iiiiiiiM iinii .i n. i"iiv. i-o. i.. . i " - llnll iiit. I Ifi.i- II Mi nut (Xti-I K . ....,. I i .,..-.1 ..t iiPj.Ml.l..il I .......... . - i inn uv, H ill, I HKIIiri-'l, lit Pendleton Loses Old Commercial Landmark tiring president and vlot of i he hoard. aldorlnR that so many hinders 'powers; married that provision. 1 In addition to the one hundred; i I eighteen million Hollars to he paid j PKN'PI.rcTOX, Ore. (Special) W!U " '" ,",rumi,H"! -Alexanders. Pendleton's oldest ;on,,B tlH Hreulatmn pr.v- .,.,.,,., . , ,,., doges jo the amount of almost Into history. ' The Kiockti of tho hlg store will he disposed of il tiring the sale that hegMit Friday morning., and when this sloeli of goods Is srdd, Alexanders will cense to exist. Tho statement was made hy Carl I'ooley, manager of I ho store. come home with nothing at all, they felt ihey wen fortunate to shoot one. 1 ' io Two lJrge Pin ks. On their return frotn hunting, .1. i' Karrell and f. A. Parneit made good their promise to bring homo game. They had two 'large "bucks, tho heads of which wore displayed in the window of ICellner Skuggs store. They went with Pete Wll- LABOR LEADER SEES DANGER three Hunrters nisi. billion dollars. Six litmdred million dollars In these Beeiiritie- the 3 per cent nm:rilvtflll itt-n ! ll'(k im.l the n-rnalnder mil duo tn pjs '80n of V,1,m,m" ,mo ,lho l-nw imiI- 11 is . I country helwin-n the imnnha and ,As the maturing bonds are be lieved by treasury officials, to ho Irt'ld tn every section of the coun try, the amount of national hank. S.iako rivers whore some doer can he round by hunters Milling to work hard.. Two small bucks were also shot and were left w It I) Mr. Klov.d nice, firemau, of power : single. . . A rch le 1 hione, eond uctor. V. . Wood ring, mechanic A. ! Uricksoii, log scater, was Hie only man on the train whu survived tho wreck. WARFARE IS-' EXPECTED IN NILES, OHIO (Continued trom Pngo One) note ciroulatlou ih he retired inj'llson. eni-h locality is expected to he relatively small. Soino officials believe' the actual retlremenj in Kebrnury will lie materially reduc ed nit many of the bahUs. Ihey. said, already huve antlcfpilod the reiii enienl and have purchased llring Home One Peer. A week's hartl hunting resulted tn one deer shot hy Charles l.ll'h. .1 oh n Wagner,' J . 1 1. J oorger and A. It. Stickler, hut they reported a splendid outing rind Ihey hud their fill of. scenery. They went to the Continued from page 1) Tn nn address broadcast from Washington, W. N. Ooak, vice president of the llrolherhood of Hail road Trainmen, talked to t ho nation on government ownership, taking a firm stand against federal ownership of public utilities. A few excerpts from his speech follow: "Public ownership of utilities is repugnant to the objects and alms of our government and would de stroy the righls of our 'people. The tnteresls of all employes would bo ienimrdfxed thcruhv. Therefore. gave tho Tiger team a lime opposition to state ownership Is "n,luni"H iii-M-uuriii i.anor. real practise. No score was kepi 1 more than a more whim it Is n ' . "'" lotly luiiutiiig. other' federal neeiirllles to . olaee Hh of Horse, crook, and thef behind their own currency' Issues, jabouls, where the counlry 'stands i on edge. rnm ntt Oiiti o ii'Aidir in I' y.vn liuu xjfevx.j K Plenty nf Peer. . 1924 Political Races' ''NIO.W Ore. (Special to the Ob server) i.. t'niiwrii, win non- t loual 1 louse of Hepreseutat Ives. They are: Kllzaheth It. rnlboraton running on t he Prohibition and. Labor ticket; Paisy . M. Uetterline Labor; Anna Van Pkllo, Prohibi tion; Mi-s. L. Plankeubiirh, Pro hibilion; Jennie Dornhlum, Social-lHt-UdorJ and Jetsio ' L. Collet, In other states tho Socialist par ity has named as Its candidates for I the House; Isabel C. King, al- lo explain where the boys were al incut ownership applies not only '""'- oomx. oihhhh.ui, n- iauK In their work. Pave John- to the rtillromln. but .Mho In t h.-r 1 ,1,luiH: "''V Hermaih Washington son, Metcalf. l'rice. Stager. Carity. utllllies. Including elect rie light of tho game for MacTavlsh tool; solemn duty." 1 lie opportunity In bund to stop i the plays on numerous, occasions "The proposed plan pf govo land Mrs. Minnie' McKnrland, Or , gon. telegraph 1 "Mini 1 M " n mhk (oction to tile House re Mary War) Hart or Illinois; Nellie ('line of Kansas; ami Phoebe Hul llss of New Jersey. Tho Kopuhli cans have only one woman eon- bin, of I'ninn. Kd Coolidgo, of La Crande and Howard Miller of New York, on the editorial staff Of Scrlhner's, ret timed Tuesday eve ning from (heir annual hunt. They hunt oil on tho I tuna ha this time and each bagged a fine deer and report the best time ever. Calics, Mexico's New President, Visits U. 8. (Continued from page 1) adopted a r. solution dcmaudlnc that Mayor Klsller revoke a per mit for a klau parade, waa shot three tlmis, slightly wounded.' by a man tn an automobile who fired Into a crowd. Throats to shoot Colonel K. A Wat kins, reputed head of the klan. wore made after he attempted 10 arrange ball lor four alleged khinti men arrested an a charge of car rying concealed weanon.i. Threats of trouble, were seen ln ironlars announcing the I'tumtn; 'irele meeting, urging members lo avohl bringing women and oh II ilren." Insimanoe of nuti-klansmen tn hold the meeting (he same day as the klan parade was Interpreted as a "declaration of . warfare," au thorities intimated. . VOPNOSTOWN. O. (lly tho Associated Press). Police Chief Powell today o r d e r e d every Youngstown polteeinnn on duly lo Itatrol roads leainng inlo, the chy from Niles tu prevent I law NIU s disorders from spreading to fa tions here. There is no coslumo smavlor or lovelier in lines' awl effect than a beautiful Fur-trimmed The new styles are delightful 'and the wonderful. All moderately priced $19.75 to $95.00 ct. (& festS Itl It RENCH & GREENE IT. Corey, candidate for re-eloctlon as public service commissioner; Kdv. ard Oat rander, candidate for public servlei commissioner; J. O. Mlekle, candidate for re-eloctlon as stale dairy and food commissioner. as well as the-complete legislative and full county tickets, vouched for by the republican party, are worthy of support and deservo the votes ofall good eitl'.en." llonrden and MeCorkh; were the mainstays of tho alumni team. and power sin tutus, street rail ways, telephone and lines, and enal mines. "If .this program goes through j of III will ultimately be extended To Have Luncheon Tho Armistice day eommlJt the American Legion held a lunch-j the farms, mills, factories and nth eon this, noon in the Sommer tirllljor Industries, resulting In a super-; to discuss developments for the j government which will control all gresslonal candidate. She is Mary ! (Hies 1 Inward, of Tennessee, K. ; Luella, parlon of Nebraska Is rnn-i celebration and al;o Jo make pium; (activities nf the country. This Is Mir Uie pre.Heina.i.iii m ...v: no. a .....i. i,.i ..... .. "n- , ., . .. , . , , . al the chamber or commerce sin. where this program Is in full ,..,,.,.,, i4 .;iiK on .tlnC indopu iimclieiin next Tuesday. The meet - force, and where natlr.nall'allou Is ,j.n( was ea 1 by Pay Williams, fully effective. If A program of a ' list of tho candidates, how- eommander or the. local post of-1 he , government ownership Is adopted j,.xf.P KVes lilile in.lic ition of the legion. " lor one class of Industries, will II wor,; 1vmnrn !r(, ,,o , nlltional not be rapidly extended lo all oth-, pn,ilirs lhtM vf..u. A, itepublloan. Salesmen Cop Prize ors? K.-deralhuillnn of industries, ,M, , 0 , ruHn an,, nd,.prn(l(.Ml titarry wnnanis oi mo i.a i .ramie (i '""""i ' " head.unrtei-sln New York women . f7,4ccmc rompanyH -v iuihj h.-mwr... .miiniinr. ...... mm . .ir their own "war chesis" rals around town this morning lo illus trate that his Thor washing ma chine Rabsnien have-other ahiihuM than selling machines. Thi tVo live. nn.ni moveimnt towani roin-,,,, !1J1(, ,,y ihdvcH-or In mnniKiti."' jeoopomtion with the nieh; they j have their own strategists, their "Hnverntncni ownership of pub- own S)1Jaiprs' bureaus: their own salesmen.-Paddy Pyan anil IMdh-lllo uMliii-s moans, therefore, i lint T rOfitti oiric.ln.ts, iheir canvaasers. Anderson by name, alt'ended a our general indebtedness will bof(in(( , !m.,. repiis.ntai lveH on ehe- masoiierado IkiII last evening In Increased iiti.snn.aan.aoa, or a per! ,i,m boards. full costume and were wanb-d twoloapita increase of hidi-hUdm ns of I Hard al Work. llrst prizes. Mr. ltyan was deck-; $:tii?.ft I. bringing the total debt toj The affirm of Mrs. Charles H. ed out as a haysoed and Mr. An-: 474.Mio.iMHi.iMHt. and placing a to-jsabln. member of the Itopublican erson was attired In female regallal debt of $70!. 1 o upon each man, j national rxeeutive committee, and la to Impersonate, as he said, "Lili woman and child In the republic. nlroolor of women's campaign ac- of the Hills.' "Large sums for Improvements tlvti ios In the oa.stern ilivinion, oc- nnd betterments must bo added ictipy an entire poor of the parly uoiis wuu I'.ugiauu, tn jus opinion, he declared, -was - a question of , n A rPfP17M'-C!'W (ban to- Mexico. (ieliernf Calles said he had not romc to any con clusion as to whether a Couserva livo regime In Kngland would he more or less favorable lo ' roum- Jmg relations with his oTmtitry thah Avith a Labor regime. I Pelatlons of Mexico wllh Hie Pnited Slates, tho president-elect said, ivero "excelb-nl, most frank ami cordial." , , The interchange of activities be tween the two count lies, he added, was' ever Increasing, due to "a growing cord laity, understanding and friendship. "Outlining his future policy as president of Mexico, (iom ral Calles said ho would strive above all for greater education among all class es of Mexicans, as well an I he gen eral economic betterment of the people of Mexico. In calling upon the serreinry of slate. (Jeiieral ( 'alios was accom panied by Manuel C. 'IVllez, charge d'affaires of the Mexican embassy, and J. Ilntl. r Wright, third ass s lant secretary of stale. . Secretary 1 1 ugln s also accompanied him on hin visit to the president. Path (he call at t he stale department and .hat at the White House were SAYS STATE IS FOR CAL rronllniifid from pag 1) FROM STORM OFF OREGON - (Continued rrom oag 1) ItchcarsaU Continue each year, which will amount to I hcudiiia;t-rs. In a rocm illod , brier, being limited to an exchange Kew among tho public at. large, billions annually.' . I with vaii-rolr.red "wa:-" maps tuf rourti sick. Jhore are who roalixe the Immense j Mrs. Sabin siiy, a' a desk covered; amount of time and vorh devoted "Our government gives ami in- with telephones and vases of "GAVE VESSEL tO the production Of tho average "'' .nomine ir.-.-uum uim riii- imw.rn, mi. i inreeiH ii immune ui- amaleur play, l'ractlses have been: by. Shall we supplant thnt form fensive along a front thai emhrac held on the "Junior play which is of gov rninent by any other? Par- es all of New Knglund. New York lo be present id nt the high school ticularly one which would reverse! and New Jersey. She organizes on November 7 and R, for some 'lb" order of things and make lhr'.:ehools for women orators, ad five weeks. " Al the present wi ii lug ' government supremo instead of Iho ministers a starf of 8.000 ictlvc tho various m. inbeis of the cast : governed ? If we choose federal-j workers; has a speakers' bureau already know their parts almost I txatlon of utilities or 4ndustries. it. that a'lrendy has supplidl Sno ma perfoclly a'nd are drilling thi the means a reversal of our form offjor political mrotlngs. -Through finer points of tho histrionic art. (government. , Therefore, I cannot a network of affiliated clubs and Ws Adelaide Clark In tho leading 'Relieve the employes of public (societies Mrs. Sabln has enlisted rift' giving an excellent per-1 utllllies. or any other class of our i campaign subscriptions from ti.ooo formano,. at the final rehearsals f citizenship, will. In any numbers, j women. Only six women sub- iHiinnurt a nlan which will bring. I scribed to the Itopublican "war I r I ki ;lnstead of progress to our nation, chest" In 10PI. enaos una uesirucnoo. . "e nuum n ...m- mix . . 'degree in the offices of .lr.. Po- rpjjp ACTTT?1 - TO i r',lM' Juekson, who liohls the n T?rVrVi i t A ' l"11'' of nwtf,,il, tsoncrul manuger REDELM LOAN i ut Democratic hemhiuarters. Her MFI I HY CI ' w,n,! of operations stretches from 1U1jJL.1jV on t o Malno ((J Xow j(.rB(,v, a(1 h,.( too, (Continued from page 1) hllM rgunlzed women politlclaiiM and voters into a powerful iiuxili- Personal Mention Miss Prances McKennon left for Sianfield. Oregon, this morning to spend a few days visiting friends. Mrs. J. NV Smith of La Crand left on No. 17 this morning ei to California to spend th yuir t ? yiier. "I want to comini nd lo every ropublieaii voter I he entire I lekel as worthy of the'ir favorable con sideration. I'Youi President CoO ildge down, tlm parly candidates are worthy of support, "It is, or course, desirable Mint the President be given a congress i hat will carry out p:"iy platform promises and acknowledge parly responsibility. Senator MeNary a nd. Congressmen I Inwlny and Sin. noil, together with Maurice K Crumpacker. chndhlale In tin I'hlrd dislriel, Hhottld bo elected. ItooslH liny. "Ill respect lo I ho stale t Icket. II Is highly Impnrlant that Thom as P. Kay he elect oil state Ireasiir- er. Oiherwlao control of slate af fairs will be seined by Oovetnor Pierce who is actively at work pr feeting a democratic maeblno lo dominate Oregon uffalrn. Mr. Kay was nominated for an office made vacant by death of a republican, elected by the people. Hy the gov ernor's appointment. IL has been filled by a democrat. Mr. Kay.'s election wilt restore tho hnlunrc of state arfalrs. "Sam Kozor, secretary oT slate, Is an efficient official mid de serves r-'-ehctton on bin record. "Judge Parry II. Pelt or Polk county and Judge Percy It. Kelly, of Linn county, are both nhla Jur ists Had candidates or the repub lican parly Tor just lees of the su preme court, although hy reason ot late filing the parly designation WINTER STORAGE liming .Your car in n healed garage is mil only n grout convenience but it is an ac tual ivnnnmy. The s'lornge rat en an small and you ni-Jly save tlie cost by ellmlmtllug winter repair bills. Nothing Is harder on your ar (ban exposure tlnr Iii'j: whiter iiumlbs, . Arrange fur niir slornge now. duo call MAIN ns7. special school chilphi:ns MATINT.r. AT 1 P. M. PHICI. Aibdls... .Vic; KliN.... 2."rt .NEARLY HALF A CEJ4TURY0F SUCCESS ;.JenHhiS" & Shumate;.:" , Props. Successors to Southard & Shinn. I 1 1 Star PA Ml LIPS IAltOONi:P. ' KI'tlKN'M (AP. With the en tire Amazon district and the i cout hern part or K igeiie flooded. could not lie placed after the mime traffic halted In several places or Judge Kelly on the ballot, where tho Willamette has loft lls( i 11. Van Winkle, candidate for hanks and scores of families ma- re-eh-cpon as nliorney-general; II. Mrs. O. W. Hansoll loft for Port land this liinrning lo spend the week-end with her husband - who is employed in thai city. federal bonds bearing the circula t ion priviteve mnd merely substl tuie the outsiandlng securltbs for those to he retired. The loan of P2.1 automatically matures next Fel.ruary under lis ary of the party organization. Probably t ho mos! st rlklug In dication of Die extent to which women have joined t he poll) leal game Is seen ut Progressive head quarters in New York, where Mrs. now regibtered at the Foley hotel, securities. The announcement of . ..plans for redemption' was made Kate Johnson of North Powder Friday nlgbf In accordance wtlh So.year life and the law provid-t Uonlon Norrie residm over an or ing for Its retirement spi-eirn hnuilzntlon that oiicruU-s indenen- Tom llortnun and W. P. Camp-jthaU the treasury shall give three j-nl l- and yet tn cooperation with boli of Paker nro among the guests months' notice to holders of tho ; u,,, Foliette-Wheeler machine. Consults lliindrcds. Mrs. Norrie dally consults with hundreds of workers. Her aides, concent rat Ing on the clubs, soci eties und unions of professional and working girls, are, she Eays. proving tv fiunuclal bulwark of the campaign, --iter speaker notably Jane Add urns and Harriot Stanton Plaieh, iindirtako stumping tours lasting Tor weeks, und scarcely a Progrewive party g-.ith-rtii Is hehl that ts not addressed by one or more of .Mrs. Norrb's staff oi unit ors. HALL ItKANl) AM) fiOODlUCa Rubber Footwear First (fualily Always for Wonr (oniplele Lines lo Sclecl Fioni Always At Florence Bacon Has Served Yu. Well As County Treasurer Keep tier With You VOTE 64 X FL0KKNCK HAC0N -I'aid Adv. TODAY AND SUNDAY ' f I -5 i ft AV4,"t I . ; f jZ--J, ' r. -X -V v ((C. TTHIE "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE DEER STORIES OF THE WEEK (Continued from Pae Ono) Lost in party on a bunt In th' Van dell Springs district, on Hie hra):t of Hliuke river. The otl.era it. , Judge IMgar .Marvin. Victor K:iii-' es, Mike Mofrit. Italph Kay. Floyd j W., llammark and William Corns tor. The method followed was lo! surround a ibbkei In a canyon fir ll:iV Where deer Were Kllpposed lo Im hiding, and rmn- ht ami 'drive mil the game, and ;oiinbo.l) lumtiilly ffnl a shot. j Coats and Knit Sets A new shipment (if liny' and CiHs' Voids and knit S'tn for Infants in Iniislied wmil and plain knil. liiitlcrick Patterns - D. M. C. Thread Art & Baby Shop "FverythlnK fur the ltahy" flF.MS-rnrHl:..! HoU-l Hnininrr. Ilhlt- KTAMI'O MM FDPTPEEIMI ' OF ITS KlWil IN THE WOPI D I ki y3L X9&tX i-: i;iivi'iii(; i:v this vi'.aii. waitii i-oit siui.i;r i-akaim-: l'i:i( l:s Hr' - $1.10 - l.odvs. Sl.lir. (Iim Imluilcd) lit-ln'r Kfl wills miw ill ass Ih-iii; S(.n-t'. READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS . His Rrtt Feature Umtth Comedy QheGmintiie Limousine ins iug(;kst ricrniio r.Y far ins iskst SUNDAY ONLY 5 Acts Vaudeville 5 AFICADB 0UCIIESTUA YdiiiHf & F.rnesl D.mcci.-i Jiiies & .lac(iii.'!inc Two Dixie S'.iipriws The Ai!i:;s Trio Mu:.c and fsiiiRS Frank Kvnns The Snap l'.ox Salesnnm '.in 'Hi i'. Zaiclli Wire Artists ' AND I'lCTl'UKS TOI)Y CI.OIMA SWANSON In ' licit I.O K STORY" Mr. Kor?yihe was pUnUd In' s
