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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1924)
Si.-.-.V ft. S'., r.i .: l', V I'iiN inn is 1 :: s v.' ; : :t J t n: t a r 8 1 f ii t i- r i '. '1 ;i ;, il i ! i V . : J 0 i . I I ' PRICES GUT IN AT .IT FOR OUR PRE-INVENTORY CLEARANCE OP, WINTER COATS Just imagine buying a smart, beautifully-made coat for just half what you wou'.d have had to pay three months agot ; yuose are fur-trimmed or plain, of fashionable styles, t.nd of the best of materials, Talte advantage of this Special this week! . IS SCATTERED WAflHIN'ttTON. P -- fjov i Arninent pwixkm check ir.tv.-i t ' tht! far corm-rn of th.- e'irth. m-k ln out the rtion Hun, ?,u,mu per-1 i mouh who huMv m-rve.l. llae cmi.lry iu wars i liar pi .-ii. il. .1 Hi.- , world wur. Into evry .iio-ricun tutu, territory. tnl poiu'fi;on unit 68 foreign counirlt-H hmI '. i.iin.um. they Wi tit diirinp ti last, r .-. . i year, bearing aa a-i-re.tte va!u of $229,tit4,?77. Pension checks lusueil ilurlnir' th lest year wero fwc(i by H...J7 than during t tie preccilinK year. KOlnff to 6:'5.C3! oM.e.ra. wiilowi. and dependent a aa comparei! to 6J9.766 In i23. When the pen sion bureau closed Its bool.s Jun 20 It found an unexpended ba!an: of more than I-JjKiO.nuo of ii ap propriation. This waa turned Ikick lo lbs treasury. The steady nhort cnlng of tho roll is reflected in the. bureau's budget e.itlmnie for the School for Illinois Miner: : jzp-tM? tr; " J v. x up- th. ) L. t - - - 'onl nuncr in soulhrn Illinois an1' Kolnp to fi'hrxil. William A I'acrh (llowt. jrfn:(Jiit of the tlfih kuUIi tilct of th lnl(td Mine Workers, orlitiatcd the scheme of providing; .'hooly for miners ynuni: and oi 1 tie pian has been unusunlly mi t'9?ful Ats)ve if shown u t ltt-.-n jwoni full of miners at -luvlomlJv. JIJ. Motlcti tt to 1 Hint it I-'ort-liiiers p!e arc aiic-jumbltitf n diovtd. I A doKcn or morti Austrian firms niai;e rcci'ivt'ig: s-a and in ihi t- J Tinning thi-ir prices wen liluli. mmc punilc tnni'factor, however, e-oticeiied tlio idea of popular lee tin s to t II the uinuti-ur bow to make liia own set. and the result uf this procedure has Iw-i-n two fold: th- makers an ciiiUuk prlea. :nd fitrini' J tit Hinall liiniH are manfael tiring parlH. It ceh illtf Heia are now Sold all nvt-r the city. lailoi-H, ifrucera and ftorlMtil Join in In tin: comniHtion. Ttt'tTt are moiiic Go.imhi r -iveiM In (! eity, hut only a vi-ry few Can do jiuiro ttiun.pick up local lirciMl c:i.srjnf; aia:im.s. This Ktation ul tftniMs to colP-el. hut with ludif-r.-rrnt iice'KS, a monthly churi?" ot Aii plains Will IM bnv: , iiiliiKin J-ori-Ms from 1 lit. I.ANHiNO, A!lch., (A I) Aeilut forest fire puirols will he tried in MU-liiitan next'yenr for the first lime. The slate conservation de pnrtment litis decided to experi- imnt with plitnea In the northern a:t of tho low-r and uppi-r pen insula during the dangerous Rea son. It Ik planed ton employ pniall itinehities it h a "tf-foot. vim; t spread, whitji can be lamb-d read ily. The pilots will cooperate with ohscrvcr.4 In the slate's 15 ohsfj--vatlon tmvcM. i'Vom oeiitral point: tho planes will swltiK t cacii day (UHyt ..Place to Trade li new fiscal year, which cuts proximately (25.uoo.oou from totn I annrn nrt a f eil Id nr ven r. Ohio rotatn. lis l.ad ns 11 MKXiro ITI'V. (Al" Kor.-li.-n of re.ldem-e of Hie Br.-al.,-l mini-,,lvorr- """' 1M t-iiPoiinf.T no ber of p.-nsionfrii. with s.7:U. I"'""-'"!"" "" f-l-r.H koviii- 1-i.nnnvlvnnla ! -on.l will. 4 4 13. Ii nil.arklnif ll! !VoKr. o. finil K.-tL- Vrtrk Dilril ntDi 41 O-lit. lonlv tt ixmiiiaiH-ra r, f...l.- In ,..;i:iwrH.IIIMf mHfilnh-... f Tll.-w nd... Th.r.r an- f. In' Ai.Hku. lit,'""1'""0"1"1 nf n..a only lo In lh. I'hlllnnln.B. tli.l but on.- in I'v,- m.u ;n.-y ...rn wi.-.r ii,vnK h Vir.ii. i.iaWb.-. : : Ihoiu-inly.. nrrorilinir In r.-.-r'..iry litHin.l for 'urnlRii Jlivurco M.I! nmona: itho re;t arrivals at the yrunntorium. ' : r'l.ill-..." l;,:retti'.Oiirdlin. patient fronj Chinook,, 'WasiL. is u t-irmer fiihuruian and1' "man of the ;.Hfa" who J i mi built up u lui'K; estabn.-ili-1 nu'tit on the count. Ml::s Ki:rn i":isif who wii.1); Dr. Phy'a privato secretary last ; li ear.. 1 stoppetl at the Kunutorium for a ! Tew days the first of the. welt. I Miss (u.vfi wus on her way to I'ar- T ' i. L' 1 A r-, 1 Ina' Idaho, where she will spend lBgltei-eu IllUIIg VWl-.thn Chrlstums holidays. Hhe is AT HOTLAKE AflHlninnl li.iillrz. of lh- il.-xir(- ;.it'-nl of Ih.- Inl.-rlor. In or.l.-r lo ,lak n.lvanlir.- of Yurnlnn'8 nliposl :an!or..ntlc l.-Ktil ina.-hln.-ry j for Longyie.w, Wash., People era Staying at Sanator ium HOT LAKE, (Bpcclnl) Mr. and Mm. F. U. Booth, who r.-Kli-er at tha Hot Laku . Hnniitoriiim from lAnfvi;w, Wiuih., ,nrn tynlc vttl rlilenUi of tlinliCKk-. ,,'n.i y ar.( ,Pfr.(rt)y1i'W-hul ncvir baa a . eily tron ad "rlililtlly anl nl Hi.' eama time ao permanently as . thelra amli;ih)t;H"il(lrf lJo In tha west oTiAy alliniaili jjiiltunt . Ul.11T;r,.ifpo(h,(V) a coni,trucllon forman for tlio Lonfrbcll Lumber fiVHiJany. afttj. 'Jl0.i,.t.f!i-'i,..',.',:.n ' '-Vnd -his -wffo 'havw-to-ti-'l'l- tibont tlic-' Browch of toiigvh!w;lioldth! aiM' . , 4 Aatomai, a( ,DotoB.vlivsWfi Anut;'. "Tlia" Doorha have been coihlnu to the Banatorinm for Bcvr-ral y.-aru. In .fact thfy hovo ho firmly ron traotud the habit that, when Mr. llooth waa oure taken 111 In Flor ida, the first thing they did waa tiaok their boga and hurry back ftcrosa the contlDttr'W)jiiron on.i.j the Hot lake BahattrVirJL . '. 'I Utile Mlsfl Heirn'Aa.ii(v,!ni'l,u,n I""1 j returned to her homo Grande after spending a fihort time In tho Sanatorium hospital. Her mother, Mre. W. L. Ijuio, brought her out here for a minor eurgtcal oporatfon. V. E, - Bowman, a patient , from " Portland, le In tho lniurum-e' and loan game In thnt city. , - Another patient engaged In alm- liar bualneaa la A. C. Mlllor ot F.n- tei'prtee. Bend la the homo of thren pa tients who have reitlitered at tho Hot J.ka Banatorinm thin week. They aro J. A. lludrey, auto noloa man and garage owner; and Al fons Von Laoche a plummt.r. and brother, Y. Von Loecho., employ ed la a-saw mlll there. aire. Cam White of Joaeph Ik ependfng a few days at the Hana torluin whlei her' husband r.-eov-jer f rou p.. fveqt :nli'rKnl opl'ra itloa; 'vWe; -Vittaa-'ar fwnw iir liajinraTV fcnd lnJlileiinirit,.tor. "T Mr. Thomua. fiox,. ownir ef - a merrantllo liualues-i in tintte Mont., has coiue dowVto the II. .t LAke Banatorinm for trealment. ' Mre. Gertru.hi Jwls fSall-n. ( en--mlnently affiliated with rlvlc n. tlvlllce In .Ketelium. Idaho. Ih Hophomore ut the ('nlvfrntly ot Or.-Kon. J-'rorn Kel-'-noos, Tl. f. conien Mr. A. K Kli-by to the Sanatori um. Aire. Klrhy hotii owim and luanaK.'U the K.-reneoji lol.l or that elly J. T. VniiKht has uhI return. -d In IiIh houm In l.a- (irande ult.-r upeinliilif a few days In 111.) Haua Lirllini honpliiil. ' ' I'.i T.'Ulnii.liickson, a -ivlollnlet who reKlHteru fi-jin t'hlcaKO,; 1111 ,u...l,, .liiy lii.pald hla annua) (we weolj vnrt W the - lake, l'rof. innurieKnon is iourin;f the f.iun iry. .i:.-l. j Max rtai;y, a patient from He- wflr's :WS.-.':ia u' srooiiomt::raltoi ut.tliat.cliy 1. 1. Hull, who la enRap.-d In InaMfiiriK! ' liiialileiW In 'Joseplr. linn brought hla wife to tlio Banar trrltun for a mirtflrnl .operation, .'lilt, la K'-tllnir aloriK very nicely. Mr. nnil'Mrs. M. K. l'ureell, both pailents ut the Sanatorium, tn.iliu their home. In HoaHland, li. C, ! Jleurv WllllKm whn tin. ptnk lowb froiif-Hlehiand for conHulta uvatment, la a pruniln- Olbera who liavo renistere.l hi (he Hot Lake Bauatortum du-lng the holiday Reason Include Mrt M, O.- DutlerriHld, Knleiprhie; John Uy.lo, oibbon; J. J. Jinbensei-, :pn ineivy, W'n.; -M. 1. Atehley, 8po. brine. Wn.: - i'harlee J. Johnson. W.laer. 1,1a.: Olinrlea rtulllvan. Uin ; (leorge O Itoae, l-'ort Klniii. alii: M lliaaihlino, Vnklma, Wll.; I an Kln.-f, llaltor; A, Uraduli, l'ur- .'anada, with 1,477 Ain.riesir. ; penaionera. : wilhln.' h.ji .l.ur S'.s 'leu, la all foreiKli t'onntri' s. K:.K ;""",'" ,' " -.--. "- "i hr,.r.U,. m:lrr:is.. l,on.l.i. lllir.l Willi .'44. ti.rinauy la , . . ;. lr.ald. noe of iJV. :.f J Ai.tralia 5;.! !lrt : r.-r. nlly l.a.l . it Hint Itn lAmong the rum.ln.s ,; i""l-r:,linn lp.-oto-B at Procr.-si IW are. . Alserla. Hl.:utl... Hor."" r'' "fB,"" '" ""' m"lw"'--IKKvpt. Lithuania. Molu:i ri. : Juco-.'""'r1"." " ,,m, n . ""'I olavTa,' f-v-yi-lnl!..-,' 1Mt,-j.-a. ih,-!'"'V rry written aiith.iriat.Honb iHoelely Inlands. There an- two in;''" ",,ir hunlmmln. ..Ir. llrnil. iKyria. four In Liberia, six In N-vl ' "-r' '!' ' ' ineori-.-et the jZealaad. and s.i .n In Bbu.h Af.Jii.iH-cior haw; been onl-n..! to lm. u.nii- i!t. ,i. l.n foiilil nrtf nrnvp The total nunibor of p- ns!on TF reach its peak in 1102. win n !!.. 446 names were on the and !slnce that year Ih fiKure lias d--jcllned steadily, with tho . xcp'l"b iof 1 905, when the total rose to within l.ooo of tlie top. The KoverniiH'tit, since the yt-rr 17!to. has paid out $C.snG,3:.I,:::S.'". In pensions. Buy youp men's ' Xinas Cl ffars, I'lpes, ClKuretto Hold ers and Cases At A Cigar Store Our stock la first-class apd Our stock is fresh and first quality throiitfhout, TIIK fl.l'U rifJATt STOPaH IH & GREEN J'tftfM. Serii us LunjJ Trouble Slarls With Couhin PhriMaM ware itlmt n.tl.clln co-i' UKt)M Mil m rnelt. leaelaa aayil. ffllf CULSAMEA tl-r l!l aroii. Itilil inaatloni. BALeAMCA li jur. v... Hall prio.r.tlon ma. Iron 'at Or B., F. Craktlta Ad,r. !" ': "I u Itraluiixly ler f'lcllej mil siy (n.My. It I, Via , V an la lit i.uus iiks aitmat mm.-' Ti.w.rd tha tad of IW lidl,.Nua ei, tan-lr Ineiana In N.,l. I,v u.a ,VT. o( o. I-'.-, tf. Iailuna. Da u-d Uit. oil. m ,-ie J,., hilt HII. Ma ar,, Ui.d In h-.nul Utr l..ulta anavl th. world .ad tor .a-a tS S'.i aftAyfT1 u i'."-i. HALHA.MLA haa now Uei, atamlirttitNl ina iiraa uniffrmlr mlraculnna r.ul:a r .. .. bwiu ut. inn. ihtti in thnmint off hb r i,,!,,, rnJ , Urtk, It thu Chun, rbr.ii.ttf .im ,imio "1 entire n it wiih rnrntrT t.ir, ttt Ui t U irn iS'nml!! HlivniU iiMMiii io UK una ai'i t to rhlMrea. Bt nuj von not BiVL-BA MT A ith tbft la La Oroaao buy It from Giajs Trug, Ino. Nraifti trniM tin i imi rt nit to ia lni'.ly tft) Who Wins? U-Jyi ' Apple1' .I'lniit :lt Itttrrnil. il noi)r HivK).ii;;c.---'fhe., pie packing; plant of ;Af.f,l. ' Mason in the I'ine drove district, was de stroyed by fire entailing1 ifi estl- maled loss ht-i It t "" l't structure, tiro filt .ofil ' applt. packiiiK warehouse con:t met it' iiie4horipi(rt'oltimUjir- -A hUiTC wa ter .tower, u jandinurj; Jot all th valley, was burned; A t rut-It of th city fire depanmrtH Uhd belKh born pn.vjilcl tua. destruction c ! the Mason home. . Mr. -Miisoii'a.li t.he. second a pri ons local fruit loss by fire in thn last nuuith. K. H. 1'buley, anfllher ast Hide, iort'liiirdbit, uffei0rt a 130.0(10 flVg- loss W'hriy id- th mouth. ma; I. F). I'osey, f 1 till Lake. KaMtu ti wanj .'A. u ; illev( i J WH.Hh! I- C Wtsdotn, Naiupa; Mrs. tNe lialton. Nori1!! 'powder; at'l 'Ti Vs. ptnkevsley, porlhuid. Am i'r; 1 1 ' K" 1 B C; fc rf, t B B F Pa.. L1' t'a. - J 3J.-. rf . . . " .V .V f Jr I 1 vt .0 eV aUMaBebalaMjvj For Chronic Coughj An Important procaaa for "axiilod ins" Uicierua u being held bo., tiom u.o world while two m i Kua over who made the discovery They are Dr Win ford Lareo. -ahovei of the University of Minn. o! and David Crowther fbelowi, a. nn;l:r;h meehanle attached to th, -leri-.nl M.-tt-oratorlea of the' earn, echool. Tha patent office has aup l-orti-d Crowther a clalme. but Judg. I F Smith of the V 8. Court 01 Cuatom Appeal, baa held In favor ol Dr. l-irson The case baa been la tl.e coarta lot au joua. t CURED WITHOUT 0?EEAT10 xO many thouiondx have licrn r lleved of Piles by my n-in -.fii;ici ireamienti that It ii folly to emlut. th luffcrlnj and ill health, resulting lion Kectal and Colon dieotdcri. To prove the certainty of relief hy ni methodi, I Unhesitntinnly GUARAN riB ro-ture anretrse-rif Piles ortcfum the patlenra reasonable fie. Send or call today for my FREE boot deacribing reflex condi lion'a due to Rectal amj Colon disorders. - J fb-M t L, f'A J s Jt r- ,1 w a rwv.-.w m I er!r" " ' , i j . l.t -'.jnti I 4 V e. lliey had an honest way of erirninr, llii'ir livlJiK., i . 1 A.i l ! Vicniiai Ylcld-iito Cadif. - V s j ' Aa-i: (iroccrs Sell St?tx , : -U:K'TA..(lAl,)-AlJhoiir'ii it lias jl been slow iii comintr. radio hus fin- j ally invaded Vh-nna un-1 the p.o- I W 1 - - - - - jt r. ,!;.:. .,; I COLAS ff irrfifcm frl&tTV Cc,.,i,M. ,1 Ctr CuiperaUeei 6 m'$-WMf--&rlr DUiritjicd tr X on 6.,.i J.- ' '" "Ti er 111 , for. -lH. ' ll a i.la-.e la .line.,,,,..,! Ilu-y .v 111 riy to llm l.ear.-at c,i H e olwi-rviillon toners and ,.;J- 3, nn-."ai!i- to tlio. fire warden. Jt B claimed Unit forest fiiea are via. iblt- on clear ditya, 4 ll nillea from all airplane. f-H EST COLDS hi Ar'y ovot ibrcKit soil chrx ' jf over woh hot xUr.nel t-Uuh, V C KS V VAtORUQ :U3 11I ;H M r ra M SI G3 Ei sa WR HOPE YOU CAN SAY .THIS TODAY "The Old Reliable Men's Store." to ft u ft u n ra M fcl Mi M N PI ti is L M I - . . . I H 1 ; iAstt Bros. I a "" - " n 1 ' EMiNDERS Fancy Glassware , Chinawarc Silverware Electric Waffle Iron Electric Percolators ' Pocket . Knives . . Wagons . : Sleds ' F. L. LILLY Hardware - Phone Main 89 Fconi t;ovcrnnivnt Itanch in Montana 1'iaACE Yorn ounr.iis takly Tl'tURKYR, tiKKSI AXD IHTlvS. ItY TIIK IH'rlii;iS. TuiKcys from Wullown f'ounty fat ami plump. Ami nt prices Hint will rit jour pocket b(ok. Grande Ronde Meat Co. K I' We Go Out Of Our Way Tq! Serve! The City Grocery Jn.-t Uaf-k of t'arr'a on Fir Slrea-l riio.NE main 57:i . ' ' rnijs DKi.n.ity HAT ba:m !4$e.t.flAe Y v CWm. DEAN. M U. Int PORTLAND PftlCli' SE AT T I.K OfflCtS Or p;an Building H)K 12 ttrl li O I ri n u n 1 r" o l n y p. J 'dim C . 'V . af-. A I?ox of ;- r SWEET'S ' DELICIOUS CHOCOLATES makes an ideal gift for tho one whom you over looked. From 50c to 55.00 Moon Drug Co. Prompt and Free Delivery They had foocU- taS.biii they jdid not know v ; how to eat ith -Hi-f m It BEATS... as it Siveeps as it Cleans Used for ten years on her fine Rujrs Fifteen handsome oriental rues that have been beaten, tlecrri r.illy swept and air-t'eaned hy The Hoover mice ir tw ice vieekly fur the last ten years are objects of f reo,uent admiration in the charrr.inc h.ime of Mr. and Mrs! W m. M. Acheson, (Jrtemvood Place, Syracuss. tcw York. Hy their beauty ol color, lencih of nap and unworn appearance these nips offer silent but elo quent testimony to Huover care; lor Mrs. Acliescn never sends them out to l e clea.icd nor has a broom touched, to them. "People occasionally nsk me if The Hoover wears off nap," she states. "My reply is that 1 can not see where it has ever hurt my. rtics in t,?n years of constant tivu:e, and t!;c experience of tny blends lias been the fame t!iey are all pc;.'cc:!y s..t:r;cd." Any one of your neighbor.-who tiiel he I louver - and many of them do tt e The I 'o n er -night have made this remark; for the superla tive satisfaction that The Hoover I'ives is uni versal. Ask us to demonstrate the svondcrful, new light Hoover, with its easily ccnnccttd air-cle.mir.tj: attachments, in your heme -free. Only $6.25 Dawn Secures The Sew Hoover W. H. Bohnenkarcp Co. t t. t t t t y t ? : ? ? t y t y y y aw a .:: : ;-.?,;:. .ari-.ij U , IiOt the southwest monsoon 1o delayed hut A and in sdmo district or other . in India the A famine occurs. few days ' . V'' ; crops are' ruined'. 5 "When the attempt was first made to relievo such distiicts, a remarkable thine happened! Rice . enters, ;ifrnorant of other foods, died sooner than make uso of the wheat that was offered them. Death was preferable to the unknown. Nor would wheat caters eat rice. ... Incredible! Yet here, today, progressive people in a progressive country are very wary about risking themselves off the beaten path. They are suspicious of innovations. They leave them for others to try out. Without advertising, many improvements common today would have failed to surmount the conservatism of our fathers. Hut alert merchants and manufacturers tpld about. their products in the daily papers. , The mystery surrounding them' was dis sipated. People became interested . . and in this interest forgot their first doubts. . Read tho advertisements. They let you know about new things, where to get them, how much they cost. Without them wr would live in complete ignorance of many things that serve to make life loss laborious, -more comfortable, happier. KNOWLEDGE OF MANY A NEW HOME COMFORT IS GAINED FROM THE ADVERTISEMENTS f y y V y y y t y y y y y f t .y y y y y y ; t y ? y y X i t y y y y Y y y e l