La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 07, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, NovomLer 7, 1021. TITF LA GRANDE J2VT2NING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE "J Local News In Brief COMING INVENTS Nnvcmher 7-J 1.. II, R Junior play "liathly I-oiikI'-kh." Nov. il Arinlstlcu Imy celebra tion here. . Miss VrovoM Heller .Mi km J: vu I'rovoKi, who nnh-r-wt-ut nn npi'i'itllon ai (ir:inh- lioiph hopll:il HcviTMl il:iy iij,ro, h re pnru-il much lu-ticr at Huh linn1. l.vtt Tor I'orllaiMl Mrs. . I. 'antlinrn h ft laut eve ning en rnith to Port land, where hlio will Hpt-ntl ten iluy.s visitlnu and shopping. Vi-Hliu; n liluhn Mrs. Hurhi-r Klein ami mother, Mi-H. I'M. McKefhnn, arc .spending a few dnys visiting various point; in Idaho. Motored to I'oitlniMl Mr. and Mm. N. K. W'Kl. 1W 11191) Sh-grist and Jul) 11 Lewis I - ft yesterday en route to Portland, via uuio. where they will remain niiiil 1 he fir.sl of next week. A led leal Mini Here Dr. Herbert Nichols, inedicnl referee for the Muiual Ufe Insur ance company of rntiand, win re niain itt l.a -Grande for 11 few iluy.s on business. (ioinir Through Twenty members of the I'niver slty of Idaho fi'shnun fuothall so.uad went through l.a Grande this morning on Ihetr way to notse. Idaho, where they will enntesl oil the gridiron wit li the Iduiio Tech team. let urn Hiiiih Mr. and Mrs. I- A. Ansell and throe children arrived in l.a Grande lust, evening, via auto, after spend ing the summer and full in Mon tana.' where. Mr. Ansel! was em ployed. went through l.a Grande litis morn ing on her way lo Joseph 10 vlsti her parenls. . Mr. n n d M rs. 1 )f. 1 ra n r h of Cons May, Oregon, were, among the piissengi-rs on the branch train tills morning on Iheir way to Joseph lo visit relatives. Miss IT, Salt man and her sister, Mlsa M.'l). Kail man, who were here on business yesterday kit for I'n ion this morning. Mrs. George. Yilll(iut8 of ("Irnng . Wash., was in l.a Grande this morning en route lo Klgln In visit for a few days with friends. Mr. and Mrs. George l.aidabnu eb,. or Maxville, were among the trilests registered ttl the Summer hotel last evening. 8 PLANES TO COME, SAYS LIEUTENANT (Continued from pass 1) COLORED I I Did She Fib? ONE OF BEST fine pr the most beautiful and interesting pictures shown here at ! a local I heater during the year is now running at the Arcade ane ' Grey's ' Wanderer of the Waste, j land." ) The film. InU resting as It Is I with Its thrilling and delightful; drama, ai tracts ilnpbly owing lo ! llin fact that tho, pictures are shown in pal urai 'colors. Several years ugo It 1 yas believed thai some llipc In (he future colored moving pictures would he thrown upon the screen and this Is now a reality. t , 'l'h; pictures nre shown through a system thai Is clearly Illustrated in the Arrade Iheuter reader to day In this newspaper. i "The Wanderer of the Waste land" will he shown tonight and tomorrow night at the Arcade. CONTROL OF x CONGRESS SAFE G. 0. P (Continued from Fneo OneJ t ... v u iff kIL V j I 4 liemocrnts. It Democrats. ! KepuhMcans. fi lemleratH, 2i llepuh iteub- U lie llepull- i:t J'ledgctl lo l-'tati'Hiity Lanier I'earsop., who is attending tlie follege of Osteopalhy and Sur gery at I .os Angehs, i'n nr.. has been pledged lo the I'M Sigma Gamma fraternity. Mr. Pearson is the son of Mr. and Mm. J.- J. Pear son of this city and is a gradual of the l.u Grande high school. line al Goldendale and Pendleton. A supply of Domestic Aviation gas nil no has been arranged for at t hesi' places but suggest you ar range wilh the Standard Oil com pany to have approximately 'J no gallons of this gasoline on hand at l.a Gran le. I .ami Knst of CUy. "Any last minute information re garding the condition of the land ing field will be appreciated. I be lieve wo will use the field east of town where I landed last spring, unless yon have a bettor one by this time. Uegarding the expenses involved, the government will pay for all fuel and guarding. How ever, In enso or had weather on the return flight it might be advisable to leave the planes east of the mountains and return to Portland by rail, as the majority of tho pilots must ho back not later than the night of the twelfth. In such an event, it is believed your com mittee should reimburse the pilots lor expenses involved. Kindly ad vise me regarding the. condition of William 10. . Itorah, Hep., re-elect -ed. : Illinois Wllltom H. MeKinlcy, lien: Charles S. Dcneon. Hep., suc ceeding to the seat now held by Medlll MeCormlck. Indiana James IC. Wuisnn, Hep.: Samuel M. lialstbu, Hem, ' Iowa Albert It. Gmumins. Hep,; race between Smith W, Itrookhnrt, Hep. incumbent, and Daniel P. Klerk, Deli., undecided. Kansas t Charles .Curtis. Hep.; Arthur Cnpper. Hep,, re-elected. Kentucky Joins G. O. P. Kentucky Hlehard P. Krnst, Hep.; I-'red M. Racket I, Hep., suc ceeding lo seal now ' hold by A. Owsley Ktunley, Dein. 1 I.ouislnnaKdwin S. Hrouss'ird, Hem.; Joseph K. Hnnsdell, Dem.t re-elected. Maine Frederick Hale, Hert M. Kernald. Hep., re- September S, DCM. Maryland (). K. Weller, William Hell 1 truce. Dent. Massachusetts Henry l.od'go, Hp.; Frederick II. Mrs. Mina Touvall, 20, of Cleveland, must face trial on a charge of oh lalning money nndpr fulne pre tens lcause she kd a young man to Ue lieve h1:c was- single iuul pt-i niiueij him to siyp her clothe, money und - " Jewelry. Florida. Georgia, Idaho. : Illinois. I leu n. Indiana. 3 Democrats, Hi Hepub Ilea us. Iowa, I I HepHhllcaus. ' Kaits:iK. 'J I lemoerats, li Means. Kenliieky, s Democrats publicans. Louisiana, S Democrats. Maine, 4 Hepliblleans. Maryland, i De'mocraiH, 2 Means. Mass:iehnetis, X Democrats, Hepubtieans. Michigan. 1 Hepulltcau. Minnesota, 7 Itepublieans, fanner-labor. Mississippi, S Democrat h. Montana, 1 Democrat, Hepub- llean. Nebraska, H Democrats, 8 H pub licans. Nevada, 1 Hepuldlcatl. New Hampshire, 3 Uepuhticnmv New Jersey, S Deinocrats. la lie publicans. - New Mexico, lit doubt. Democrat lending. New York, 22 Democrats. 20 He publicans, 1 Socialist. North Carolina, Di Democrats. North Dakota, 3 liepuhllrans. Ohio, ti Democrats. Hi Kcpuldt cans. Oklahoma, 7 Deinocrals. I Ile publican. Oregon. 3 liopuhlleans. Pennsylvania, ii Kepublleans. Hhode Islaml, I Depioerat, 2 licpublicans. . ... South Carolina. 7 Democrats. South Dakota, ;t Hepubltcans. Tennessee, H Democrats. - ' He publicans. Texas, if Democrats, 1 Itepuhli- sllver coins of two ahsiya. France '.nd Great Hrltam are also miniim; eolns for Poltmd from silver fur nished by the Polish treasury. In I !t2fi, however, silver Polish . eolnx will be .exclusively minted n tho rolled States out of (he P.Ml Ions of silver purehaso din the 1' lilted Slates by the polish government. Milk For Infanta, Invaltdt, Children, The Aged Rich Milk, Mnlttd tiruinext. in powder form, mnkcThe Food-Drink for All Age,. Ditrestible NoTookinz. A light Lunch always at hand, Also in Tablet form. , i Ask for "Horliok's," st all Fountain!. Avoid fmlt&tioTil Substitute, lfin.: ' Colonian I,. - llu-asc, ),m.. lu'Pt'cdtiifr lo soul now livid . Iy INllllmnliM II. Ilial. Drm. ! Houlh Dakota vim- Nni-liopk.te"n ii' i...i."... 1 l'tali.2 l!iiliulilifjllH Voriliont. 2 Hi-pithlicanK. Vtrieinla, la I H-niocrata. WanlifnKlon, 1 I ii-niorrat, puhllfans. I!t-p.: V. IT. All1 MuKt t'l. Hop., sue- jCi-rfllnj; lo 8fut now lii'UI by Thor.l- as .St'M'lins. Il'l. ' . . IVniif-wt1 Kcnni-th McKoIUt, Di'lll.; I.. I.. Tyfmli, Di-ni., hikh'i-imI- Dini.1 Li'1,.1,1. Will- I'nilwi-ll In Lit (linnili' Anions: tlif vlsilurs from Vnlon yrslnnlay was i rinlwrlt, of slock show funic und known as an ar.l. nt ImiosIit or tin- I 'I'l Uivkoii Trail. W. A. Maxw.MI. jlisliw of llii- pi.aoci. wh also hi'n', his api'-i-ial mission hiiliK 111.- liriliKinK of 1li,. I'liinn oliTtlon ii'lnriis ami bal lot lioxcs to' lln- county cli rk. Itcp.: IcPU'lI ll.-p.: ('allot (llllrlt. Hip ll. lil ami Ihc payniPlil of actllul H1P-. supppccmiib io iiio iipui iii, ami necessary p.rsonal expenses. hM ly liavlil I. Walsh. Iicni. Illope that we will lie ulile to a.l.l I Aiiciiitran u i.iKe i. rmn a jtood featuic to your celeliralion. ;D);m.; Janus rouzt na, lli p., re IThe fllirht will ponslst of elpht air- loleptixl. planes currylnir sixteen ineinliers nl Allnnesotn iienurieii naipsieun. Hie reserve. Sincerely, (SiKiied) ll'arim'r-l.alior: contesl lietweeu Onklcy (I. Kelly.' jMnrnus Johnson, .'armor-l.alior in- Itlil l.a (irnmlP Won. IPilmlirnt. ami Thonias I'.. Scliall. The Hcrurlmr of l.ieiltenaut Kellyjllep., uniloclilcil. and his 1.1 olficirs and the plane.' ! Mississippi Hubert I). Stephens was a dlrflctilt task and shows con-IDem,: I'ul Harrison. IViii., re "liiBlvcly that i In- American l.PKion 'clcpled. i m.il.in.r ,.virr effort to nlakp .Missouri jamrs a. upc.i. iiii Iiik to seal now held hy John K Slllels. Dein. Texas l:arle II. 5Ii(yfplil .Morris Sliepparil, Dein., re I'tnh lli-ed Kmoot, Iti-p. lam II. KhiK. lem. i. Vermont l-'rank Orocno. jpep.!- I'orlpr If. Dale. Hep. nKinia ' lauue cwanson. I'piil.; Carter Class, Dein., re-electcil. WiishljiKlolt Wesley T .Tones, Hep.: l'. ('. 1)111, Dem. .Weill VliKiula M. Jl. Neely, IK'lll.: tllly Cioff. Hep. . Wisconsin Holiert M. l.u Koll etle. Hep.: Irvine I.. I.enroot, Hep. Wyoming John H. Kcndrck, Depi.; l-'rancls K. Wat'ril. Hep. 4 Ho- Wcst Virginia, L Democral. I Hepuhlicans. Wisconsin. 10 Hepuhlicans. 1 so cialist. Wyoinlmr. 1 Hepuhllpan. 'I'olals: Democrals l.x.1, Kcpiilill pan li'iinner-lialior y, r-'oclallsti 'i. Ill doubt 1 35. Shaggy Heads HitooKiiAiiT hi;taixs ii,Arr. DKS MDINIIS, la. (Ily I ho As soclaled I'ress) Keiialor Smith W. Hrookhart will return to Washlni; ton ns Iowa's Junior senator, unless the official canvass of senatorial votes past In Tuesday's election oi a recount upsets the result Indica ted hy llii! unofficial reports. The official canvass hy county clectlor iUilsl Cover TiH!-ll IKrvi-s An order hy the police depart -incut chief today makes il neces sary Ilial all business houses that navn trash boxes In the alleys o' nearby, must keep them covered durint? the remainder of tho win ter season. The blowlni? paper and rubbish Is not only unslKhtly hut It is a menace, from several aspecls. I.'lrms thai fail to romply wilh this rulinit will be dealt wilh summarily. .Mi'..Miti:ns 'in fOMi'x(i llosl.,,o:';'li,! 10 no.!;!1M"n:,"y W A M 1-1 I '(!Tl iM lil'i, With mi,. w.w'j . ... . ' . . ineiai uintiiei in, 11 m nit iim'iii hit ii 1 Personal Mention Mrs. O. F. Howell or l.a firande efl Tor Inibler ihls morning cyi a liindnoKS trip. every Hits celebration one of the greatest in the entire northwest. It was necessary to pull: many wires, to get help by congressmen and senators at Washington, and finally to appeal to the' secretary of war before aulhorizal Ion ws ,'iven, Kelly through flenernl Mor ton, lo come to l.a Grande. Jlis presence will undoubtedly he a feature that will he welcomed appreciate by the thousands who will he here next Tuesday. ELGIN BEAT .WARNICK IN CLOSE RACE (Continued from page 1) ,T. n. T.yneh n spending the re mainder of this weeli In Pen. Melon on business. Stevens in the had by Wh cider. Dem., re- Ctareneo New lln has Seattle, Wash., where he spend Ihe winter. gone to Npi CtS lO which put ft-1 Otes. i:igln Put film Over Then Klgln. feeling lhal il rest ed with her put Stevens over the. top Willi the help of Alicel. Cove No. 1, Island City, Perry. North powder anil Summervllle. lis i to seal Relden 1. Spencer, Hep. Montana Fturton h, Dem.: Thomas J. Walsh eleeled. Nebraska Hohert li. Howell, Rep.; Oeorge W. Norrls, Kep.. re elected. Nevada Key Tiltmnn, Pern.: Tasker 1.. Pddle. Rep. New Hampshire (leo. Tf. Mosen. Rep.; Henry W. Keys, Kep., re elected. New Mexico Andrieus A. Jones, Hem.; contest between Holm Ilur Rimi, Hep.. Incumbent, nnd Sam firalten. Pern., undecided. New Yoric Jumcs W. Wads worth, Hep.; ltcyal S, Copeland. Dem. Norfh Carolina I .en H. Ovi' nmn, Dem.: Furnlfold M. SimtnoiiH. Dem., rereeied. North DaUoia - Fdwin l l.add. Pep.: Lynn J. I'nr.ier, Rep, Ohio Frank 11. Willis. Rep.: Simeon D. Fess, U'- Two from Oklahoma. Oklahoma John W. llarreld. Rep.; W. It. Pine. Rep., succeeding now held Py Jioheri i. large from New Mexico still In I doubt the political complexion oi the pew house by 'stales on the lace of unofficial .hut practically complete returns is ns follows: Alabama. 1 0 Democrals. Arizona, l Di niocrat, . Arkansas, 7 Democrats California, 2 Democrats, Il lie publicans. v. . ;Coloi-ndo, P Democrat. :t Ropnh, llcans. ' Connecticut, f. Republicans. Delaware , I Republieau. UIKlf- count thoroughly recitecked. Senator Hrookhart led Daniel F Steck. Democrat, by 1 1 10 lh smallrxl tpargln by which any Rr puUicuu candidate for a major of fice has won In Iowa in many years. The lotal votn, as com piled bylhe Associated I'ress, was: Hrookhart. 447.f2:i; Steck. 4Hi.-lti7. V. S. .Mints rpls for Polnml. WARSAW. (APJ The United Slates supplied 1 2,000,100 Hllvei coins of one zloty and '.nan, Mini BIBSBBBEIEBIIfll B Tho I.lttlc Tots nro some times rule with shaggy, un trhimied lmhs hnl- nut nearly a cute as ihcy tan he with a ncW. ultrnciltc hair hob, Itililg theni here If yo.i lake parlleiihir pride 111 the appearanci they make. We inke hpeclnl pride in pleas luvc ) ll' kiihliest too. GKIST MAIilNKLLO SII01' Itnoin 11, Summer UlilB. "A llenuly Alii tor , l-lvery Need." I'honc Main 577 The Smartest Coats are fur trimmed Strnifrlit-lino coats with fur Collin's and cuffs d bands of furs in the new . Ixwiutiful shades , of hrowns. Riwsmiahly jiricwl from ?17.rfl to $i)!V. FRENCH & GREENE ZT Avli :,)-- Nolhinjl Like m wi Hi HI Marvin Woods nn.l wife or Slnr. Idaho, lire now re:;imen'il :n uif Foley liolel. Krnnk Kop rs or r.'liillclon nr rlveil In l-n (irunile IIiIb niornlni: lo speinl n few ilnys on Inislnesa. lie in ri'Hister, 1 lit llle Toley hotel. ,-r of Snokiine. final majority In the entire coun ty wn.s Kli voles. Telocasel, Medical HprillKS, f'ove Mrs. .1. M. Ita Owen, ,cm. Oregon Ilohert N. Slnnflr Id, Hep.: Charles U McNary. Hep., ic- N'o. 2. llllKrard. Hot Lake (hy uekctcil. iiiaririn of one vote). Inibler. Kn- ; lvnnsylvanln OeorKe Wharton ineln and i'alnicr IMincllon till ; ivpner, Kep.: Davlil A. Itecd. Kep went lieinocralic In the I'oininis-i Kliode Inland I'eter (I. Gerry. Hlon nice. KivinK more of their ; m in.: Jesse II. Metcall, Hep., suc voto to Jones. . 'cccdiiiK llle lale l.cliaron foil. Kep. .South I'arolinu K. H. Sniilli. LEATHER VESTS 'olc Was lli'ny Karely In the history has such .Ian Intercstini; election passed by from every standpoint. To besin wilh. CoolidKc and tho Kepiihlicnil ticket was ineliuced by liavis and the Ileiuocrals and l.a l-'ollello and his lollowin?. Thai alon,' was enflaah to drajr out the vole. I In the slute several Important nieaaiire.s,- including the Income tax repeal, the compensation hill, a radical measure, and oleo bill, odded lo tin race for senator be tween Miller and .McNary and oilier similar contests, kept Inter est tit a high point. And In the For These Cold Days ?7.1") to ?19.S.- STAC SHIRTS ?7.I5 to ?0.85 MACKINAW COATS $10.8." to ?l l.l." SHEEP LINED COATS Sll.S.-i to ?1S.S5 DLAZER SHIRTS ?.-i.f).'i to SS.4." Clothes of (Jualily Clint's Clothiery The Store With a Coreo-lrner PRAISES TANLAC m h m w m u M M H H H U : M m m ,n KS H fit fSt ri.OWERS l'OR ARMISTICE DAY Special Sale OK I.EAUTIFUL Mrs. Borden Has Used It e For Years in Treating n Patients. ( nsl Over S7I8 Viiltnl AllonliiR 1 1 1 u I every person in the entile county who voted did not vote in tho race Tor sherirr. which drew the Inrjres: number of vol vol It is assured that over 67m j 'y 'r years in ine were easi. isevi in iarnesi. ? ..,,.,,17 - "Kroni my Ions experience as a professional n nse. I do not hesi tate to suy 1 consider Tanlae the county and city, the many con- , moHt rrtfU-nt anil nalural sloin tcsts. each one important, com-11(.h mcdlrlnc nnd tonic to he had. billed with the ewsp.iper, efforts ,, , n,i()l,tr,lly nature's most to Kcl out the vote, coinpleled ill p,,f,.rt remedy," Is the far-reiieil-.111 cm client task. jlnK slateinent Riven out for pub- 1 Mention recently, by Mrs.' 1. A. j Horden, S, attic. Wash., a Brail 1 'ate or the National Temperance I Hospital, f'lllcaKO. 1 have useil Tanlnr exclusive. ti'ealini'nt ' said Mrs.' ,,,,, l...r nt v,f.- w.im Ihn rnce fnr ' llnnlcn, "uml mr exp-Th-nee Ihim count v nin r. with 6i!ia vuU-s hen thut fur kr.pinr the mem c;ust tinil 1 hint wi! the k liol racr ! nch. liver. khln-jM tin.l hnw. is wilh f. i 1 voles r.-ift. ' fnnctlonlnjf prop r')'. nn'l Tor tti- iM (.i-nmlf icr HUM ' Inp up the .-M-ni In r -nonil. If Iji tirunde, it Ih hell'vcJ. net o-'han no wiial. n-w Muli vot- mark. ror! hy 1 "Ahoiit a ar nifo ! h:nl n cntiit!; ovi-r l;i voIph. In r.n-e, , laiy patient w.io eouM not ke. p with m nn nl. for city cmnmi.t- a thing: on hr ittnmacti fiftei-n ' :moii. A. T. Hill pnli.l llml nmn- nilnilten. not ev. n wut r. I tirt--h r or votes. v:illf4l on lu-r to try Tunhic u.il after the ninth hottte Bhe cnti!.l ( fhrrlHMii- to llntf Tort Mnllon. ,.at nhnql itcly nnythinif nhfwani- ' e1 nit'iont the slttflit.nt l.j.l af- 'MKKI!M'l:; AII The chant - i ter-cf ferln. My ronlhlenec In T;i i her of coniinerre oi cheriKMira- han jac hi tinlimlt'l." decl'll to httrrow ji'.innt.iHie franH! Tontac in for nale hy nil (roml lor the erect ion of a ojiayMhlc rail-l ilnigKi.ot. Aecfpl no mihxtltu'". u y sic'ion ut the rntrance of the ft0tr 4" million hollies oJ. jorf. It t propnsril to pny oifj i ii in h':m ! nie;iNfi of a lax on t To nine Vf pelnhto TIIIn, recon; p:irwitt ra from trun)tlnnlic lln- j mended hy th man uf act intra uf era. Twloo. Adv. I la H H n a H M n u n H M n a H n a a Chrysanthemums AND Pom Poms i Saturday, Nov. 8 AND Monday, Nov. 1 0 The flowers at our last sale were sold no quickly that many people were disappointed. This time the sale will bo for two (lays. A limited humlici' of those immense while Chrysanthemums always sold at $1.00 each, will be sold for 30c each. All other Chrysanthemums at 23c ach. I,urp;o bouquets of assorted I'otn-Poms at $1.00 cadi. i Cash only. None charged or delivered at sale price. It" When I he cold vihiils hlow fold IhnlV wht u you up privlnlc Inning ynur cm In n stem it hcnlcil nm-ae. o trnnhle nhonl hlnrtliiK. no Irinihh uhoitl fiocu rail hilors renl whiter ili-lvln coin 1)11. Mnkc ' n reservation here now Come in or phone. IDB Hi n K H M M M m H K N H M M H a M m n w m m H u 101 ra M n a Kt m m m Hi n m n M ..Jeniiiiifrs & Shumate,.. I'nips. Successors to Southard & Shinn. They Silver Sets MAKE NICE GIFTS " ' : ready made and easily embroidered Forks, and (wo sines of Spoons. llutten'ck Patterns - D. M. C. Thread V '! Art & Baby Shop : "Everything Cor the Baby" lEJISTITUUlKfi llolel Sommcr. llliljf. STAMPING are all Knives, Ar cade ZANE CUEY'S "Wanderer of the Wasteland" Done in Natural Colors ' ' With " ' . : JACK HOLT 'KATIILYN WILIJAMS NOAH IlEEItY 15TLL1E LOVE AdullM 40c; Children 10 STAR 'Ad NOW I'LAYINli llirCK JONES IN aiost AH Odds Comedy "THE JiLOWOUT" M m n H a EN M H M Hi m M in n H M H KH H M H 1, IIIB WALLING?S & Coat and Hat f-yr m Lis LADIES' AND MISSES COATS TO CLOSE OUT AT A SACUUTCE ?22.30 Values for Wl.Hi Values for -.. $ I7..r() Values for Cornier, Cameo and Fashion Trimmed Values to f 13.00. Cut to .1.73. $7.30 and JilO.75 WALLING'S I'l ION E :!:il-.I $13.03 $20.73 1 $:!0.J3 Hals LA GRANDE, OREGON J n