La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 23, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextFAGS EIX-' l in urn Muslim niTi t I'liOIUDA WINS BIG .MioinrjiKiin rack I'ltOM CONNKCTHTT (' TNDIAXAI'OIJH, Incl. Florida dnpiirtnunt of tin; American lt' Klon t conlinulnk' its npcta'iiliir winning nireuk. To the nuiniToiiK trophtt-H, prizes and uwnrdn which h carriiM oft ut the nifh annual convention al St. I'uul limt H(p-ti'inli-r. It tins just now it dried a memlxTMhlp victory over the Con necticut depart mont, Florlda'H official ilrlcffntlon to the ficventh annual convention ut Omciliu will lie tho g newt 8 of tlio Connecticut flipaii nii'M ut a ban quet, the prize nf the contest. The two departments some months uko Htarted out to Bee wlilcli would have the. larffcr imt rcnltiK" of Mh nninlernhlp paid up In iidvniicn for I UKfi by JnniiMry 1. The ruiilcHt clowd nl mhlnlBht or iMciiiiher HI. The lalnthitloti showed Hint Flor 1dn had fio.777 per cent of Iih IVJi niendiership pjii'l up for 1 !t2fi by the closinff hour. Connecticut had 20.014 per cent. I'lorhlftV inein liership pahl up by .limimry 1 wiih 4Hi's iih compared with toial 1024 membership of X I lift. Con nect ieut'H enroll iiM-nt. hy Jan nary 1 was Hifiu, compared with K J 1 1 for la.il year. The drive for members In Flor ida wan conducted by l" parlment Conimjindep JnmcH W. Mortis, Jr., and Department Adjutant C nw nid Howiori. Connecticut win h-d by Department. Commander ). I. .Armstrong and I i-pnrl mml Adju tant ,1'MwrH'ri I,. While. Other department which have made remarkable- advance, nrn-ni-berKhlp nhowintfM am On-Kon, with 84 per cent ; Kan huh, 24 per cent, and Kentucky, 2.'1 per cent. On the ImkIh of percentages, Klorlda headK the lint, with Connecticut In rifth place anions the rifly-Heven deparlmcntH of tho leplon. , Aliens Oust Votcrniis, Icalonnalres Chnruo T!OSTONT, Tiiixna. Hundreds of World War veterans und citizens luive been' dropped from tho pay rolls of the Host on Klevated. while aliens huvo been retained, was the chn nro of I -co M . J la li o w, State Commander of the American l-e-ffion, In n letter recently to the public trustees of the company, lie requested, 1 he trustees to secure from the attorney Keneral a ruling on the li-fTfillly of the condition. Jlarlnw scored alien motormen nnd comluctor.s, who are. he said, flock in if to tho nttturallzatlon bu reau In order to freeze out vet- Safe Milk For Infanta, Invalid. Children, The Aged RIchMilk.MMtcd Grain ext. in powder form.makeiTheFood-DrinkforAllAffcs. Digestible No Pooking. A light Lunch always at hand. Also in Tablet form. Aslt for "Itorlick's," cc all Fountaini. Ctt Avoid Imitation Subttitutei IT'S TIMK To Take a Cood Ionic We have what you need a reliable remedy to take after the winter months. Pre scot t Drug Company The New Drug Store Telephone Main. 53 Cor Fir & Jeff. PYREX GLASSWEAR FANCY VASES TKA rOTS DINNER SETS F. L. LILLY Hanlwar rhona Main 85 I Wu.r. ft i ,T 1 : 1 1 1 ; V. X '.rw erans on the seniority lists of the lioston Klevalel. Post Protest Water 1'roject HCMAV'KNKKVII.I .K, i'a. If Hchwenkville post of the Ameri can J'Rlon ha'i itH way, tlie city of Philadelphia will have (o look 1unhiri for Its water .siiddIit other than Perklometi creek, a proposed source. The hioriiiain-a of Kchwenksvllle. in the J'crklo. men valley, mttlntaln b '. resolu tion that tho proposed Philadel phia, water project would serious ly Injure the huslm-HH In dust ties of the valley en. I would tend to destroy lis beauty and utility as u summer resort, causing a coum Uiient depreciation In hind values. The hrlr.Kini; of "undesirables' in. to I ho valley to build the water way was also objected to. chats with m:(;ionatiei:k (Hy J'A.MKH A. DltAlX) National Commandeer pecetitly an extraordinary tlilnj? hapiM-ned In the Veteran's Korean. 11 Is not often that money K re. turned to the government. i'et morning after mnrnimr. the cash came In six mouths a (4nlal of $ii)M,oaa. Why? The biirenu hnd sent let-tej-s in the 4 o.immi clerks of pro bate courts in the country linnilr ifiRT Into Ruardlauships of Incom petent veterans and children of veterans, runny of them orphnns. Word of an 'invent Ration" went out mysteriously to the Kim rri iaiis. Numbers bclhon;rht t hemselvfs hurriedly of certain Kovernment cheeks they bad with held from their wards. Then the flood of iineashed check u Iwjjnn to descend upon the Veterans' bureau. One letter hroiiKhl a se ries of $100 checks golntf back to IK lf. Here is n tnsk for tho American Legion. You and T know these supposedly cared for men nnd children are bciw? defrauded un scrupulously of their rlKhts. They aro our comrades and the child ren of our comrades. We must sec thut they benefit to the last cent, by the money which the na tion Is generously providing for them. This work Is one of tho tasks contemplated In our program of re habilitation and orphan care. Our lOnilowment Kunri will make it possible for us to give this great service more thoroughly, to leave no means untried for their ad vantage. We must, we will 1ro tecl them from the . sharks who would prey upon tneir helpless ness. BIPvDS WINTERING WELL. DECLARES DISTRICT KARDM HAICRrt (Spoclnl). Tliat China nncuHnnla nnt Kenprully wlntniiur hotlpr limn has liccn tho Kim-ral piilillc belief, In tho opinion or T. H. ll'tzi'lllmi. (linn-lot Kanio waiylon of fiinson ('Hy, who In In tho oily for a few lnys. Mr. llnzol tlno bason il opinion upon ob servations nl. Ontailn. from whom ho has just relurne.l. lie stales .that upeeimcns of the pheasants examined while Ihcin wt-re found to he In Rood condition. Lame qnantlt leg of trniln nre being fed to the birds In the vicinity of Ontario. The China pheasants, Mr, J I nzel t Inn no ya, a a hardy bird, anil a Rood rustler, and ho believe there would not be a (Treat jlos even without feeding. ' Mr. 7ln7.eilno 1ft a 'elose obsnr ver of wild life or all hlndn. H!h' ( territory affordH some of the fin rt hnntlnv nnd fishing remn b. lnir in the went. About tr uUh west of Canyon rity. In ihe Mur flenr, ei-eeh countiy. )(vft b.tnd of riVfr nre wintering, nnd t1i.se .he Hlati-n nre iIoIiir well nnd will ,eonie throuirh Mm winter In nboii' as good condition n usual. I . American Indians Help English Dye Industry OXFORD. (AT) English wenv Ing nnd dyeing, which have al ways depended grently upon the Ingenuity of foreigners, are now profiting by ample method of the American Indians. Tennis linker of Stratfmd-on-Avon, whose band looms tn-mlnce home of the. finest woolen fabrics now hcfnif mude In Knglnnd.j learned the secrets of veirotnhie s jgreatly extended the possibilities ,of Vegetable lyetiig by combining ithe native American dye with the ''older Indigo. Ferlan nnd Orlentalt Colors. i Afler decline of village Indus-! Irlea English textile-making nank, to n very low level, but It wn re., vlved by William Morris. Hi "poet--pholsterer(" who discovered ( ninny of the secrets of medieval i Uejnif nill WTHVipu fi-nm ty, iimniiscrlpts. and who raised th rrnft of cloth inanklng to hiirlt t. celb-nce. Mnrh or the work of. Morr's was for a time tost, for the te. tile Industry h;is gone on Willi nn. Itlne dyes, but Hip harshness nnd Impei niam ace or most of the nn (line colors ! muv lending sventl of the lai trer t lil. cne-M ns to turn to the methods of MnN an. I llaker. Mnrslifii-I.l NrlN Tmrl MAtifiMKIKI.il. Orp.-Thi iltv of Mnrlitlr. noNl n In. el nf :l::l anl.a (if l:mil In Iho Cmw l!nv W:i-ti-r rmnpunr wnli'rslK .I in tlie nun. puny for 1 nn nrr.'. The tnken frnrn n I'-rvMnrv cf l:ti' n.rfji n.-.Mlr., ),v tl- i-itv ii !. THE -They're "Perfect Twins! -r V? X I 9,Vy frsm Antonio. Tex.. LuuMh about il ' im f A 9k JhA i I'ctcts. And really ymi cun t blame it. for here they urv Itut don't ask j us to tell you which is which. The only way chvir mother. Mis. Otto . l'ett.'is, wealthy uuu-hei. can dtHtlriKiilsh one from the other H ,y u iJH. ! culmriy uesiKiieU l iny one wears, i uey r ainifiic lovers r neaj ly every' apuit, 'i'iiey twin i even ia winlei bui ili.it's tiot su haul lo do in San' Antonio. NORMAL CROP IS INDICATED WALLA WALLA. Wash. (Spe- elal ). Apple, chcri y and prune buds en mined In southeastent Washington since the recent '7.v were in good enough condi tion lo indicate nl least, a normal crop, said W.' 1'. Ihown, dislrlcl horticulturist. On the peaches and apricots the evidence he had gat he red Indicate there would be a minim i m crop. Pears would stand the went her all right, lie said. ' 'The damage to vegetables !n the vicinity of Walla Walla Is (idle extensive nnd many of the onion fields appear to be com pletely frozen out." .Mr. Urown said lie had not had I line to check on actual damage I to other vegetables. Pruil buds were so thick on apple and cherry trees that even a severe freezing damage would leave a plentiful supply, ho sahl. Young prune or chards were hurt inoro than the old ones. f. R Auker manager of tho Walla Walla Gardeners associa tion, said tonight that tho recent five.e might have been a bless ing In disguise even thought It meant tho replanting of practical ly all vegetable, crops. Theie. was u possibility, he said, thut the t'rcL.e luid destroyed germs ajid pests" Ojifcfi ha(? cuufed nneh ti-ouhle in the last few years. The fro.it went. 1 5 Inches into the ground. Mr. Auker predicted that as a result of tho freeze the on ion crop this year would he only about :i0 per cent of that of last year when 700 carloads worn sent out. Tho growers got about f3u(), immi for their onions. 1 'nl It row i1 vh y I ec t FREfiWATHU, Ore. Tho nnnu nl meeting of the Milton Fruit ( JroweiH' Co-operative union was held Wednesday. II, K. tlleason. manager, read tho lyinual report, which showed a small profit, de- aplle adverse condltioiiH. Khntlon nf Hn-etorH was hehl. Guy II op tion nnd 1 liner Chastnln wct-n re elecied. The holdover director aro l'ranU Kul'l'ert nnd Henry Croth. ('. O. 7! ltd of Oregon Agrlcul Inral cnlb-Ke nnd Fred !hnulon county awi-iit, fliseiiHsed prime dri ers. The organization ngreeil lo uppnlnt a cum in It tec to draw up pin iih of work with n community commltten on driers. T.o;:ger. 2:, N Kllhl. M A ttSl I l-'l Kl.l , Ore Struck In the face by a cable, Harry l.ny employed at camp No. 4 of the Coos ltuy Lumber company on lienicnt creek, was Instantly kill ed. The body will be sent to Oklahoma, into home of the youth. who was - "i. When Buying Peaches It's The Fruit Inside The Can That Counts Libby's Dc Luxe Yellow Cling Peaches . , SHOW THEIR WORTH Summer time calls for Peaches and Cream. You ran enjoy these, mme' Poaches nnd Cream right now r.ny time. They Are California's Finest Yellow Clings Tnckcd in their own rich syrup, nnd ready to serve. Packed in two size cans to fit the needs of small and large families. CALL MAIN SO Pattison Bros. Grocery DT GTTANDE EVENING OBSERVER I I " 1 - ! a- K - i l-el tu tus ' lb.-liu und iJmoitu-u sali: op mink i;viM:rn;i ItOS'KliPHG, Ore. An .nr,lish i Hvndicate has obtained an ontiou lo buy t he (ieorge ( 'ole mine. Mi I miles south of Itum-burg near Dole for f LT.ii.aoii, It was' announced. 'Chit mine lies In u mineral dis trict in which plat liui m predom tinates. Hecenl. assays from the !...!.. lt('.l tt 11... It Is expected ihat the nego tiations for the transfer of the claim will be completed soon and that the properly will be devel oped. Numerous other claims have been staked In t he sunn; vicinity, but the Cole mine Is the only one that has been worked lo any ex- -pet the JOTJJjt r an HUr U: : opiHl. Nunicrnim oilier fliiiriin liiivcl TJl 0 Eg ST KVL 5 " lirwi slliko.l In t In- kiiiii: vk-lnlly, NfiE' Vd 8H tKt7 lint Din Cole, mine 1h Hie only one VAPORUB ' thill llllH lieen WOl Ked lo nliy ex-l Q.r 17 WlhvnJari Ui.d Yearly, i lent. ' ! TRY IT ONCE .kCV ' One Sweet's Rodeo Bar calls for another! Enjoy a Rodeo to day and tomorrow you'll find you can't get through the after noon without one. Nor should you ! It's good for you chuck full of health and energy. 1 Ask wherever good candy is cold. IWEET'S EVERY BITE'S A Vou Know It's Good Because It's Made By SWEET'S . SALT LAKE The I lorac uf Real Cjnod Cand) THAT'S WIIKRK WALLOWA NEWS OF THE WEEK WALLOWA, Ore. (Special). W. M . I jo w n i ws and w i f e ca m e from Joseph the first of the week und are visiting1 With hA. Down ini; am family of Leap. They rect-nily returned from Kelso, Wash., where .Mr. Downing has been working for the past several months, Hev. O. H, Feese and C. P. Havics, of this placo attended the Installation meeting of the Mouth Work Kranire at Lostlne Satur day, J r ntiary J 7. Mr, DhvIpk went on to Jo.seph, where he attended ithe t-nt-nixnl jut on ty the Jlurrl- cane freclc Krane the same evo ninjf ui their new fp'uiiKe hall. A very lurt?e crowrl Is reported to have attended this enteitatnment. The meeting of Wallowa Orange No. ii'i:i n as fairly well attended I here Saturday. A lunch was served at noon by the ladies of the tfranure. a business session be-: tiu; held In the afternoon. Appll- cations for several new members were pas;ied on at this meeting-. ' q(Hi'. which was to have betn held .Inn. I'l has been postponed nnt il after the meeting of the Pomona grunge which will I be held here early In Pebriiary. The weather has been id'al I f ... i..iFi.i-'i I .Intro Q...t-ll ;iyH i!lVe on the roads were re quired following the severe win 1 and snowstorm t he first of last week, before the ioimIs were broke out good. Many of the roads In I he hill sect bins were piled, with KIDDIES'COLDS should not be'dosed.M Treat them externally with BAR5 DELIGHT ft ihH' Wet 1 fim. m$r . ;i hug tor1fta. .--The ilelfrhlng Is fine ut this; time, tii itlie teniperutui lm remained a lttpe below freez ing the greater purt of . tile time. A dunce was given ut the M. K. Weally home1 In Middle Valley Suiurday night. : Andrew Pleshman of f'romise. Wan tuiQ6sa. visitor - here the latter part of the week. Mill Loses Workers The local mill here Is said to have lost a number of their saw yers and ratchet setters the last of the week. The men left the first of the week for Med ford, where they expect to work lnr the mills there. Muny men from' this section have ffone to other places to work during the past few months, several goinff to Winches ter, Idaho. Tho wages being- paid CURED WITHOUT SURGERY MY METHOD of treating Pile, rccoginzed as so successful, is not rurgical. No Inconveniences, embarrass, faenuorconfineniencduring treatments, One may come and go about his duties SS usual. Relief is apparent from the rery first, and I positively GUARAN TEE to cure any case of Piles or refund (he patient's fee t If yon will write to me I will send you my FREE book oo Piles and othei Rectal and Colon disor ders. DEAN. M.D lnr PORTLAND OFFICES' SEATTLE OFFICES: D. Oo.n SuilUina 10S-SI2 Sh.t DuilJiM For whiter teeth Use McK & R NIKK0 The Smoker's Paste. Efficient and harmless. Price 35c Moon Drug Co. Everything for the Sick Room niOXE MAIN 08 t t t t ? ? r ? f r t T ? t y T f y J ? ? ? ? ? ? y iLOQUENCE ARA. there are many opportunities for speech mnl in g, but they enjoy ft most while engaged in buying and selling. No matter how simple and staple the article may be, fifteen minutes is the least that can be taken over a transaction. And then it has been greatly hurried 1 Just imagine if-we hnd to bargain for fifteen minutes over everything we "bought. Yet not so very long ngo, every pur chase was a matter of bargaining. It is thanks to advertising that it is no longer so today. We sometimes forget how important advertising is. We do not realize all it is doing for us. Yet, if it had achieved nothing more than to do nway with bargaining, it would be a boon to mankind. But it does more. It puts purchasing on a business basis. It protects you against fraud and inferiority. You can plan your shopping according' to your pocketbook, and not according to the patience and bargaining ability of everyone you will have to face. When you think it over you must real-, ize thnt it pays to read the advertisements. " THOSE WHO READ WISELY READ ADVERTISING. ' y t t t y ? i t it t5,B Ih a-number of other place, aiw r 2-Year-OU! Hndly Burned., said to bp conalderubly above those I4 KOSKHI'HO, Ore.--Htiffh ' -WU-puld here. - - nam MsKIMnny, 2-year-old aon iif Fred Itonea . wiia In town the iIri and .Mrs. C. H. MHKIhlnnV. latter part- of the week from hi wan . severely furne() when Iw furm-ln 'the 'ippcr part of' the'tpppd the contents of a vapor Leap avction. . lamp over on his arm. The boy ilrs.. John Couch and daujfhi. jn ctnibinK out of betl struck th tera. May and I.ola of Leap visit- jamp which had been left burn ed with friends in town over the (npf n the children's room. 'Khe week-end. i; (contents sculdod his arm from Ki A. Howninft of Leap Wfts a 'shoulder to wrist, business visitor at "'-T"1""' iha ' last of the week. Itoy (iaslin has' been helping:1 Sam Meek cut wood the past week. Ira Litchfield and wife visited over the week-end with Airs. J. H. Oastin and family at their home a few miles east of town. From our few months ex pcritmce in La Grande we find the gootf people of Eastern Oregon want honest weight for their money. With our low profit plans we are able to ffive such services. The Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. l'h Poor Man' Friend" Oppo. I'uuntlry. I'HONIi 2f W. No Suiulny Itusluesa Servicing Batteries, We Specialize in Battcrr Recharging, Ropnlrlnj and prolonging th Vrrloe four battery was lutendtxl to kIto regardless of Uiq .lie or make. Our prices and senitw must satisfy. 8-HOUR ItFCIIAROMl SKKVtOD EXIDB Dlatrlbntim? FRED T. BURGESS MAIN" 125 1308 Jeftersoa Ato. Have You Ever Made Your Toast With Golden Crust If not, try it for breakfast in the morning. Gwilliams' Electric Bakery BS LOVE RGAINING is the accomplishment on pride themselves. They nre continually hurling rhetoric, proverbs, poetical quotations at each other. Of course, Friday, January 23, 1925. ELECTRIC F Curling Irons$2.00 Dp Flat Irons H00 up Percolators $7.00 up a Toastera $6.50 up Waffle Irons $10.00 up Grills $9.85 up" Hot Tlates $4.65 up Boudoir Lamps?2.00 up Flash Lights !0c up Electric Ranges....510.0o' Electric Engines ..$12.00 La Grande Electric Co. 1 which Arabs most I c I'lnliit the tllv'.H J tir nut'il.