La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 08, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextJ! Thm-sfliiv. January 8, 1925. PAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER m. "i'iS m &2 1 ' V;' McNry's : Amendment. .-Making Available Un expended portion of - Appropriation,' Passed. I'Ij'NI'I.KTON. 'Ore. ('.'pedal . The United Mute sennln ban ue ople'd Van. n tumid men'i to the in terior deparliuont bill continuing lite I'malilla rnplds survey appro prlal lun voi (but t it further Invitt. tigttUem of .(he project 'may be made" by' the burcun df roclamn t lorn Arvvlro ront' ffli'iifttor Mc Nury .recolved yesterday by George . t.- Baer. Hecretary of the iissocia- lion said! . "Henate lust evening accepted my nni'tilit)(ti4 inmkinir 'uvl.llabift uni vi.crtd' tl, VoVtloii of,' C'nuitilla rapids npurupriutloit.' ' . ' ' l "i L. McXAltY." Tbo matter Is being looked after In the hoHite by Uougresumin Sln- Tn nnuTif.nir lUbUimitUL J -SURVEyWORK Wc Owe Our Success Durinj; the Past Year to Our Customers Who Appreciate. Quality ; Goods if H If it is made !y ('williama' Kleetric I'.akeiy, yoU can depend on it that it's the best. C We use no substitutes in the manufacture of our. products. 'Home of the Golden Crust." Gwilliams' Electric Bakery isiKi&sssssaaaBMMiiSBaBafiBainBiBBs IS-H.E'R.R-Y.SI II II II last khowim; tonight I II Let Not Man S II II u m n H Piif Asunder" S K111111 the l-'ninmis Novol by I'.iisil Kiii g g A I'K'Tl'Kl-; nilA.MA 01-' l.OVK LVKULASTINC. 3 S With 5 I'niilinc I-'redri irk II I II II U n Comedy, "Just a Com! (Juv' ..V,': :wri .nr- , nplt and It Is hoped the houso will acti!ieKie in the action taken by the Henate. The nmendmcnt means (hut a um of over $0ooo left over from the survey will be available for further work. The work' In view will not call for much field w-.rk but will be largely In' the way cf amplifying the report made by K. -It. Urokeer, The t'tmitllla Vapid association In working" to have Ibis work done by t he government tthis; year and will alMt arrange for a special re port by engineers working under the direction of' tin' afsocbitinn .with the ronpcnitlon of the engl i n rlng of fir. 8 in Oregon, Wa-sh- Ingtun and Idaho. t ,, , - J'AINTING IS ;.AMINLD ! HAI.KM. On-.J-Kltite offlcinls and employes assembled In the execu tive depart ment' 'hen' nnd Heard an! explanation ' or h nlntlng by Theodore (lecoux; d- plctlng ' t tie his torical1 meeting nl Chunipoeg1 tin May 2, 1 Mil; fretiitentty referr-d to an the birth of Oregon, Mr. Ooeoux. 'who was1' borti' "In spent more than five years In rompleiliig the paln'tng. Ait ullorl will Im miide ttf have the legisla ture appropriate $l;t.aiHi wit li which to purchase the tfork. and Lou Trlli'itrn ONE CAP FREE Selected I'Yom Our Entire Stock V.'itli Each Gordon Hat Purchased at tlie Ucular Price of $5 MEN'S - 1309 ADAMS AVK. Opposite Hooverized , ON IRISH LEGS ' LOXIlON AI" The little shop girls of Iruland ure Tesponllile for a boom in lite artificial silk tra.' thut Im one of tho bright spots In the business life of these I-hI-is. 1 The liianufacturers ' of a n.-v; process if weaving artiricial' i.ills. tnaterials, an industry sUir'ed lon before the war. ure now banking ftttter dividends because the girls In the shops and offices, ami' even schools, 'nre no longer content to wear the cotton-nttiekings a id cot ton blouses which i tlmy diaplay.-d before and thninghnut war. Thsl- aptitiulo for style changing which in Amerlcn could make and uiimuM' flu j per fashions overnight moves slower In Kngland, and a year or so ago tho Mnlish girls foundj libit inut hrof : t If -i?' 'stfcWI stnndljiL' ( was tuisod ! mxin '.silt( IK stocki,i UJEi ! ! ' -J. r The htuneiaet iliets of til i ni ll- flclal silk then n -opened tlseir mills, closi-it by po:,t war ilnrniiine and have kept I lie fuctorteH work ing overtime producing Mocking-;, blouses and other tdinil.tr i.riiebx The artificial silk trade ha.- grnwn ; until niiw most of the lo.ig i-Htah. j liHhctl woolen and cotton spinning I firms re producing nrllMcie.l stlk of some sort. Machinery fo,- iniil: ! Ing arlirlctul silk gui inentM a.i.) ' noveljles. Im , being Invented and I liiark' lt-d dully. Since the war factories for pro glueing the .syntln'tic silks have ARti YOU FAT? II'LITP rrpv mi r iii JIM lKl 1 II IO I . . Thousands of overfat p. opu-) 'have become slender by fuMowi the advice of doctors who. 1 econi-j ; mend Mariuola I'reserlptlon Tab- lets. These little hit reducers are made from the same formula t he famous Muriiiola IVHcrlotioll I SILK SDX ill ilf too fat. don't wait go to ymiKihe Incendiary material for thcH'rv nut J'IHt ' wnen flruggiM now and for one ilolla: . : (thr snlili' pile-, tl-.r wmW ovrrt-Utio 1 pwuir 11 hox of tin's- tul.i.ts.ittt lninnrt Ihe insnrri-rtluntM:?! I 1 1 'ihi tin-fi'i- otl m'uy tcviu'tti,-n lli- 'ki-'ui iliiy" comi-s.' I ,Mn'" ' '"" l"'l' '' I"! Tin- rn n. h BOv.-riiin.-nl. ill- , 111.- Muimola ... C!.n.-nil Mot... , ,,.;, M.,ilnB f,.,v. ,1,,,,-n fr III.IK.. Ih-troll. .Ml.-h. Th.-y n- ;,,,,., ia,fl,,llni,lll. ,nm-.tlon. u i.-a.iu mm .-iiKiiy. .-no 11, . dli'l and no iinili-iisnnl i-ft'i-clK. Adv." Slop Cou jibing . Ask y o 11 r neighbors almut Nowlin's Jl-IImir Cold & I'oukI' Cine it never fai's. Acls differ ent from any other. CTo Kuarantee it. Newlin Drug Co. vn pil WEAR GRANT 15KAN, Mgr. Next to Star hern estubllKhed at Hury, Nelson. I'eierslioruugh and Oolborurne. The Industry has spread also to India, where artificial silk shawls, headdresses and cloths are being produced with even a more lux urious gloss and feathery softness than real silk. " . if . ' SECRETS SLIP I'ACI-S. .(.WW A. tlHMt (V.1,1,.1,.1,. sysl-rta tcf Mi4ut4'eiHpr(ividi4rfur in dniiiiiiiiAiiu.i.!i,i.r.i... V..j.-.. -1 Issued by On- ''r-nicij,:cjitiiHiiiilsi pftrty. CohserVailve journals have puhjishyd, tllwsy PtUHTa. jVuill;; -I he h b.illeff Clud thv fn Unlilne bull w UmuWli the. offlcianciiiilnunistH orguni un:ireri tirml rj bi-Hjrger-Ics. - u "-' ' ' The lowest unit of organization In the. party Is the "cell:'' next above comes Hie "rayon. M 'Sa bers of "cells" are charged to sup ply dt-ialb-d information as to Die activities, out put. payroll, etc., of the industrial plant or factory w hen- they may be employed. Kspecbilly ure they to vhserve the doings of mcmhiTS of the bourgeois fll-SK 'I'lltH 111 rnrtiMi I Inn liirmxl oyer to the "rayon." which collates ami makes use of it. " 'ells" among I he police, cus toms employes, porters, doorkeep ers, servants, etc., are charged ulih the duly of spying upon the movements of the bourgeoisie out side -of their btistm-jis. Also ttiey must" report oil sll forI,s of armn and ntnmunitlnH in 'their vicinity;'" Jm the recepiion of American ' mveMiiKUie an supplies 01 inline, tell where situated, fbe (amount, how they are guard-d day 1111,1 tdghi. and report whether aiiy ' 'tuniuunist sytnpai htzers are t in- P' In these plants. ' ; r Automobile garages. piei:s'lfe cars and trucks must be enuiner- ated ami located. In .short, nothing in lnri?dt!,.n tln.l tvntihl "nrn'lflf burning of a town and round up vihi(-li-lt Ihtil limy Im- uviiihili'o , (;iv, ,,. Ill,r.3.,1(m ,h:i, r,..wr, this agitation us relatively inslg nil icant, Tom plaint Is made ir. some o-Tlcial circles that the inci dent has resulted in Amncat. tourists, because of exaggerated h'oi les. deildlng not to come to France tor the present. ! Orcgm l'ln Sent l-wt S.l.l:M. dr.-. Tin- mite l..ili - j ! tiiilliiiy. .1 the rlirtiilimi of ll"v - i-rii'T 111 n -, iiri aiiK'-'i For ninp-1,1.-11 1 lo Nrw York i-Hv for i-xhtlill 1 55 inirn!i' four litinilliM of ll;l J straw. Iwo 1'linilli-i of ri-lll-'l lla.M utrnw ami H t-uutiiln of Hn-n filn-r 11 1 1 -1 In iiMiiiia ol tow. Thi- flit ' I " ' - ' " I'Mnlui'U from origin, loK'-'I'r Willi III. I .111 ...e.r ,,., kJ 1'iui.i.i,, will I xhltitti'.l imili r the X illr-itien of the I iii ol int. i n l.ln-n.i. Ltd.. with heaihiuarlirs ul Cililph. .mi. tl tn tlMtl t Nttl in Otn-rrttliHIN m!;'AT. I.lthiii:ua (AT) lr. f UMliT it h h ; r-oi''t'lv j"-r ornied n nuiubt r cf iiit-Hit rl epTatlont at the herpaf l'nler- sity bopfrtl which hne uttnirted in m b " Mni Ion h'Tiiii-..- b pniwis IRE MARKETS; GORE'S PLAN WASHINGTON By the AhsocI uN'il I'reiw) ICecrctarb a Gore and Hoover presented their viewa on ngriculturc late. Wednesday before the unmial meeting of the nation al council of farmer. co-operative marketing associations, which til no wua awn i red by''J. N. Kehoe, vice president of tlto Hurley To liueeo Growers' Co-operative tta ttociutlon. that member of IiIh or ganization were not worried that reformers would put them out of business. Secretary Gore, saying lie had worked to Instill the Idea of norv- Ice into the agriculture depart- ' ment, declared, "wo must continu ally expand our markets for our j commodities." This, he udded, , ''can best be accomplished by co operative marketing. He waa do i terminal, he said, to net In mo tion overy force to show that "the American farmer Is as wi-so In , peace as he waa patriotic in war." Hoover Gives Views. Mr. Hoover outlined threo prin ciples to guide the agricultural movement, is he viewed It to make the United States self aup- porting in Its food supply; to up I build organization among farmers j and to cllminato wa.nte. He also advanced further relaxation of the restraint of trade acts an, applied jto agriculture and urged establish ment of better terminal facilities for distribution or farm products and Independent audits for co-operatives to strengthen the recruit ing of membership. Mr. Kehoo, digressing in a dis cussion of credits, which formed the subject of exhaustive debate by delegates, declared tobacco growers were not worried by the activities of nntl-tobacco' (refornx nrs. because their product ' Is not akin to alcohol and contains "the calories of southing happiness." "No man ever held up a lamp post, went to jail or abused his wife and children hecausu be smoked," air. Kehoe said. S EYE rA lKTOV.V Al) . 'Germans are "scheming to w'ih back their colonies in South Africa, and, ac cording to inv-Kognrty, AngHican bishop of Damnruland, Konth-Wst Africa will virtually be restored to them if certain political proposals arc adopted. The Mull's corre spondent quotes the bishop os say ing:. "If -General Hertzog. the prime minister, accedes to tho ry Huest of the Germans lor entire self government, and we have' a legislative body coniposed of elect ed memb'-rs, you can sufcly say thut every memb'-r of-the bouse will be . German. In that event it is- easy to imagine the' gtrlngs being pnUcd -iJi llerlln, tbn reult woulfl be etiulvulcnt trt banding Koutli-West Africa back "to 'the German people. ' - - Former German properties in the f'aremoons. West Africa, wore offered for auction recently ' and realized $ 1 . l2ft.(i(m. J'rylest .was made at.' the - beginning' ot lie Valo that such lands should not be al- i, tl ., tiw, ,tltl,,i,in.,- 't.i i.. former enemy subjects would be allowed to bid. Th bulk, however was taken by a Dritish subject. who said, although he had bought j ' h"In , f,,r peculation, he did not UK-Mi iu nwii iiiem io m'rmnns. lUullo Semilog lo 'ni;laiid Foiled by Interference LONDON AP) -Either a nuin - .curs of eruti3y ropean country deli) tried "- " iinnnu mh-h- ! 'rs-in during tlie Ititemalional Itadio Week. I htvies, wire- less expert, has charged. Itiullo Week Mr. Iinvles wjivm GERMAN TURNS .SOUTH was a failure betause virtually ev-iof the east, you will find at Sllver ery station In America was inter-1 1 horn-W'rlght's Family lrug Store.. fered with. The programs were 1-3-31 rulnei by continuous Morse or a! 1 piercing whistle which began ev-1 Sale tf Itcnl ltnte. tin- AiniTican Mlallons wrr- due to'loiinly. Tin-iron. hi-Kln lirouilt-aiit ittK. Tin- Morsel !n Ihe Tuatter of the vslate of foiuatni-d no iiii'KKaKe anil sounilcl i ivti-r (ilm-n. ileeeuBi'd. an If wome.ono were Mayini; alioul ollie In hereby (riven thai un wlth a key. ami there was Ken-i,l,.r and by virtue or an order of erally more Morse durliiK this the aliovn entitled court made anil week than any time durinir the Centered November 3. 1S24. 1 will previous six months. !. u) private ih for cash at the - haw offices of K. It. HIllBO. West- Well, It's only one more shot)- plltj yi'iir before t'hrlr-tliias. BHBBI iH !Rj l.liAIIAM AMI WIIKAr ll.Ollt. -!. mm k Im- ai in u n ri..rJA K li.tu is. pk. so.. .ixsi'iit iii:ai.th Mtit.ins. i-n,. pka uw ;l 'AKKIt lT I'l.AM.N. 9-lb. wk .-.Be tii.vMric i'wam: imuii! -ii. sack 7n- K.MIK XVIII I'. Ill.ll-: I.lli:l ,-lh 45r: l(l-ll 7n- m,i i: iiiink iii:ai i:ii i:. in b- M En B en HOOVERIZED GROCERY Phone Main 49 2 Deliveries P-3 jj nj FIND IT HERE Copj (or thl. column most b la by :00 a. m. The lxlu-.s Tal. Prompt m-rvlce. uy and nlBht. I'iionu 24&-J. Carl Uuttrick. l'rop. . 1-S-tr Attention, Sheepmen. ' 150.000 acres Blue Mountain Grazing Rangu for lease In Wal lowa County. Address - Bowman-1 Hick Lumber company, La Grand. ureKn- 1-7-St Stop Coughing, Ask your neighbors about New' Mns 24 hour cold and cough cure. It never fails. It ucts different from any other. V0 guarantee it. New lin Drug Co. l-7-2t Jan. 10, last day to pay water rent without a penalty. l-7-3t Jan. 10. last day to pay water I rent without a penalty. I-7-3t Form Loans at Money to loan on improved farms In Union County on 6 to 10 years period at 5 y0 Interest. AIho School Funds now available. H. K. Dixon, Uopms Koley Building, La Grande, Ore. 1-0-tf All tho big values In.sphool tyili.' lela nnd loose-leaf .paper, theme i paper, typewriter paper, drawing! paper, that are used in the. schools j of l!a Grande you will find at Sll-verthorn-Wright'a Family Drug! Store. t. , l-3-t Jan. 10. last day to paywaier! rent without a penalty , l-?-3t Ppecial price, $S.OO per cord for 16-inch wood. Phono SS7-W. 1 12-27-tf Stockliolders Annual Meeting Notice is hereby given that tho Annual Meeting of the Stockhold ers ot the I-a Grande National Bank will bq held at their banking house In J-a Grande, Oregon, on Tuesday, January 13th 1925. at If) o'clock; a. in. At this meeting a Board of Directors will be elected to servo i for the year 1&25 and such other' business will be transacted aa may! properly offer. H. E. cdOLIDGE, -12-1 1-8 0-t . i. .Cnahior Jan. MK lust day to pay wlfic reut witJioiil; a.peiiu)tyvV -jlfl-3t -ru- ! i i' i-.i.v, Save money, buy high grade children's wear. Head the ad. Nor ton's Kiddy Shop, 1 3-6-21 TIiom; Whlto Ivory lrlxi The honV prices on all prices that may match your white ivory you will find at Hllvt:rthornrWrights Kamlly Drug Store,,., (lV, ,4-3-31 . Jan, :10, . last day to pay water rent without a pennltyi . 3t P m- Ilciustltchlna pleating, button holes, etc.. Norton's Kiddy Shop. '. tO.M-tf Jan. -10, last flay to pay : water rent without a penalty 4 a f ,,U7-3t Annual Stockholders Mn-tlng 1 Notice Is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Stoekhnld- icrs of the United States National ! , , oi i,a orancie. uregon. will) ; ii:mi in 1 1 1-3(1 uuiiniiiH iiiuiiib uo Tuesday, January I :t t h . at in o'clock a. m., for the purpose of electing a Hoard of Directors for the ensuing year and for the trans action of any other business that might como before the meeting. T. J. SCUOGGINS. 12-11-30-t !ashlerr l H"nt. sell and repair nil makes dressmaking course. While Sewing 1 Machine Co. New 1 s iuuuu 99 v. 32-1 2-27-tf t Hoi water bottles, lountaln sv 'ringes- the kind t,hal ore' warranted (ir two vcars bv.llie hest fuel or le:i : In the i ounty tourl of l nioii ' Jarohson Hldff.. I Ji Grande. Oregon, from and utter I'ebruary 14. ly.". IBBBI Health and Money Saving Hooverized Values WHERE THE THRIFTY THRONG V 108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore. MEN'S SHOES :'..;.. VOR WORK AND dress wear New stocks arc arriving daily to satisfy the many demands of 1925. Shoes are here at prices truly low, made possible because of the buying power of 571 stores. . Army Last A Dressy-Style .Priced Low-. $3.98 Black calfskin shoe, welt sole, rubber heel. "' In a 'pop ular' style "at a low price. Shown-in a complete run of sizes, f- - the following described reul estate situated in said:counfy and 'belong ing to said estater-to-Wllr St of the N W !4 , the SW Vi of the N15',i. the WJ of the KKVi, the of the SW14, and Lots a and 4, all In Bee t.i on 31, in TuwnsliLp 2 North oC J lunge- 41 Kast of tin: Willamette Mvrjdiaii, -ip. Union County,. Oregon. , . . , t-. ' ' H AI. HOHNKNK AMI ' ;' Administrator of said estate. JUn. !f-l,6-22-2a'-!a'b-.!'G ; ' " ,:' A merit an .Oratory Fliubi , . ., f. y Favor Among Itralliciik es i ijltlO lK JANIIJUO (AI')--A local tjewspaper lias pubHsh"dnoine sar castic comments, on public speaking in lirazil. contrnMing the lucidity and directness of certain public I speakers of North America to the wandering- vagueness, under simi lar conditions, of well-known Bra zilians. The writer says that In Brazil the public orator, as a rule, his no Idea of time or progress. In order n tell a simple fact he piles up adjectives, bring rows of verbs in to line, creates confusion by abns K neiaiis, meiapnors and imagery. And this not being "ugh. he makes his voice tun lim!','n lengthened li ! L . ritaii (ocnmr itan SaiiMinn i blcftain Title 9'AI'TA,' Samoa (AT) The' titte-1 r' "Tuimanu,a"'pr the 4!nua dis Tl " hm.huw .-w ; ?ns 1 It- 0NI4Y ONE PROFIT When you buy Mt. Emily Riand IJcltcr Costs Less! Grande Ronde Meat Co. ci(i-:am uiii:at. .k. II. O. OATS. ik HOMAX MKAI., pkit.. . ' i.Aiiiiow s i,ki im: itiihvHi:Ai:r ii-iii itiokt; mixkii hikii si:i i a pkN 1 iiimi siiii-mim o, !: s7i,r A DO.KX SMAI.I. OH,;l.s for oi.Ai-i; I 1:1 1 ri i,ii;iii n m, IHdEPARIMENT STOPvES WORK SHOES $4.79 Newly arrived is this pop ular Munson last shoe of fine grade chocolate glove leather with welt sole and rubber heel. A shoe for comfort and service. .- A Real Value Comfortable and Serviceable $4.50 A comfortable shoe in blucher style of black calf leather with a rubber heel. A shoe that fits correctly and will give excellent service. prohibited by. ti-'rfowornor, Capt. Edward H. Kellti'Eff, r. S- N. Man-, nans who clalnt 'the right to bestow the title ure aggrieved: The governor explained that he would not allow the title, to be held for the reason l.iat wua i equivalent lo u kingship, and un- der the American ( government then could be no king. Your Chance To Save - And n J'cw Suggestions Hecul-e. a .small .tract of good hind1 mid improve It as you prefer. This will-create a desirable and valuable property and Investment for you. Italse. your own vegetables and fruits. Keep a few chickens and a cow or so. This will supply you with an abundance for living ai cost and this means more for less. We have (he right tract for you, priced right, and on euy terms. Wm. Miller & Go. wr, Nikii n , I'hono. .Main 1 . IBB3B0I1BBBS IB H n N m rn n n n n .. 2lle ..SOe ...I- -Dxlra Uirite, 2 fr is W B M B M n K gJMB.BjaEKgggggggazggESBrmgKB petit ri ut'fe-i tj have sul- aB2I3BEB3!:iEE&39IB. li d UU palU. mi Ktitoftiliitc.t for nicotic!. The