La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 29, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAOK Knurr TTTF, I.A GTiANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday, January 20, 1025. He Camo Back Observer Crossword Puzzle i FIND IT HERE 111: II rk II Ii M.M.M.a.mf'- mr ill -iv will i i A Cap Free Willi Each (lOidon Hat Purchased From Our Regular Slock For $3.00 MEN'S WEAR vm A,l!,," Ave. 27 YEARS AGO I" " . ' tally Morning Observer, Jnnu iiry 2H. H)H, The wheal market toilny tH quoted t fH Cents.' The newspapers Di'o again talk Ink or war with Hpuln. J. M. Berry rnuiU' a flying trip lu Elgin yesterday on lliu snow plow. The flint; ml of l. W. Swlnchart wdll be conducted by tin- K. of 1, lodge assisted by the It. of It. T. and the A. (. T. W. today. CIiiih. W. llcynolds Is In the city In tho interest ot (he Inland 'IVIu- Hitve You Property For Sale? Art) mi Kuliitf In offer your iimH?rly fur wile IIiIm spring'.' 'u ii id jilnisctl lu llffl'r MI 1H If IX'ht .M't'tltVM tO lilt M'HIlIK "f '"' M1)I- rrly mill acreage. Properly If salable, iM'icitl light mitl on mi oi i n tile terms, should wll In (HI iln! or IrM.l'liuiio tla IHt! 114. - . Wm. Miller & Co. . "He, our Nin M IMiono Main 1 WE SI'KHALIXK Generator Starting Ignition All Klerlricnl Repairs To Your Car d u a 1 4i n I c c (I Service I till I !ne of Service Parts Ilailery Electric Service i:t1l Wash. M-7.VI ' pliohn Co., Hr curing" franchise, from lliu city and otlior detail work pre punitory lu aetivu work In thn spring. - I Hathaway J ft this morning for ' High valley. Air. Knlhitway ex pects to Hla r for Klondiku sumo tlmo during' Murch. The Allium'.' flouring mill ship ped two ear lotidH of flour to imk In lid t hunk era yesterday. Flour made from Cirandu Itonde whuut tit no co nd to none. Tlio next teachers' association will meet on February 111, at la land City, Tho cnmmlttc on pro Hnim are W. It. Hall. Miss b-ndle ii nd Miss Nellie Stephen. J. I. Hiehnrdsnn of Ixiwer Cove returned Tuesday morning from Junction City and other points In the Willamette valley, where he Iiiik been visiting his mother and , other i Hut I vi a and frlcndH. M r. ! itlrhnrdon and K. Judson of Sulem will Blurt for the Klon-JIku Febru ary S. TIih grand muso,uenide sugar beet hall, given under the auspices of the l,u Grande Commercial Chili, Thursday evening, was the climax of all formnr nltemls. ThnrMdiiy aflernoon the ladles' whist rtuh wiih entertained by Mch rhuucM C. h. Ounphey ami Vi1llam Murphy at tho homo of the for mer. Those preHcnl were: Mi-h-damcH J. C. nulling'. C. T. Hacon. H. H. Cavana, I. QuaekouhiiHh, K. lirnnn. Pred Moore, W. J. I.lnd Hey. J. . Kuklnp, Kred Swaney, O. M. Itlehey, . M. Chirk, K. J. Mclun. I-;. V, Iiartletl.C. II. 11 ii n, William KrhkHon. V. II. Ilohnen kamp. K. 1 1. Hleltieamp, T. K. Spauldlng. J. Ii. Slater. JuthtH HocMi-h. T. II. Cox, J. It. ti'Tool, J. 11. I'eun and Itoht. I.ylo. i v I I I I I III tsv. H n55 nrT7rrrvi n yiLi avn THisl I olr . 1 I Li m$B r'-' hilllllr mb( I 'n"'l''! "lu '"""y "liorl words In thin i jim1o. iJbii38j' Millllllh! I l,y u t,!lluw HiiibltluuB newsboy: CSW" ' iiAUi'KinW I iioim-axtaij i VKimcAii 2k& mi; r ',::: ! 14. I'lion. " 15. Di-nlul. . . 7 8 I Cop)- fur tills (filuiim must be in by 9:00 a. m. . 6? Ifa6 it? 70 !T- Twenty yearn ago, Tim Hurt on ot Knlrmoiu. Minn., b iMitnhiuck, wh evicted from Iiih IwHtment ahop Ih cuiiHtr he cjuldn'i pay $i a month rent. "I'll own thla building ttomt day," he told the landlord. The pther day, Tim, now an alderman and t.murant propriior,r paid $10,00(1 for the building. He ownP unothcr across the utrvet. (i. To authorize, 1 1. Confuted type. Hun pod. 13. To feel pain. 14. I'pon. 15. I itnlal. . IS. Penetrated. 1 8. Accompanies. ;-0. Fortune, .III. t)lmtrict. 13. Certainly. (-4. Tj'pe iticuaure, jti. VenomoiiH tterpcut. j-8. To announce. ! 'I I Hi. I In. I I. .....I S4. Indefhdto article. 35. You and I. 3(i. Simple child. 38. I'art of the verb "to be." 31. Point of the compass, 40. Vegetable, 41. Klecti-lcul null. 4 2. Note of the Mcalu. 4;i. To remain. i. i !. Proceed. MiiMltu HM expeiiditureH are not nl -1 A cu wayH buHltiiHH cxpeiim-n within thei...' '.,,.,. , ,, 3. Alloy iih(1 for tuhk-wure. I ! Income Tax Facts i Hunt's Letter (Continued from Puge I.) nmy be headed for cIiiioh meaning of the Income tax law. For 1 example, a merchant may bulhl an addition to hia wnrehoiiuf at a cost of $lu(i.M00. ThlH Ih u capital expenditure for an addlilon lo IiIh UHttettt. Capital cxpendllurcs are nit deductible. Iiiatlnction Is made between expenditure! for iin uHHet and expendlt urea In connec tion wit It an nsHet. ir t he mer chant, during t he year, Hhutild api-ud $.riOa for rtpiira to li Ih ware house, Hiieh iih pain 1 1 up the roof or replacing broken wlndowti, he uiny deduct such amount from uroHH Income as a business expeiiNv. provided hit plant or prnpefly nc count Is not lucreusiMl by t hia amount. Mudlen, taw or other profcsslon- I ul books, machinery, tools. Imple- meals, or anrglcal Instruments pur j ehuHed by a taxpnyer lor his use his hiisiiieHH, trade, or proiea- r..1. Struck. f(i. Pri'poHltlon. 58. Foi ward. &It. Organ of bead. CI,. AtmoHphi-re. G3, Nautical term. J m pure. 71. Pronoun. ?:.'. Neuter pioiioun. 73. S.;lf. 74. Piirtut. "fi. I lalf an em, 7(1. Koof workem. 77. Leaped. IJut they wur formed Anger. t'sed In a boat. Mournfully, To bo Joyful, Kitchun veasel. Single unit.. Finish. 1ft. Flower. (17. ltend. ! J a. Organ of face. 1 21, Lower, !22. L'ncooked. J -3. NewHpaper Item. I2n. Mother. Limb. ! 27. Jungle , beast, 28. Kxclumatloii. ri'J. A dlsetuseu porson. SO. Note of the ucalc. 32. To rove. 1 33. Nolo of the acale. 3C. A grain. !H7, l''ishH organ. 4 2. Heboid. 43. Wager. . 4i. ('onjunctioii. 4 7. To be in debt. ;4ti. Conjunction. &l. Time. jf2. Thus. f3. Italian river. J T.4. Weight of a container. r. 7. Loses color. j;.8. JMvlslon of cavalry. I t;n. Charity. Ii2. To curve. IC4. Flongated Thill. iC'i. Wisdom. 1 (Hi. Consumed, 1 68. Mtnerul spring. ' H:. Tin confainir. 7. Horn. hlgo Wl lltl VII One thine SecitiH certain oul of I stun i which nf !. i..i-i....n..i.l : character am capital iiKsetH. and the Nltuatlon. We will be In for n period of prolonged debate in the ueiiale. In whieh the whole seop. of I'llcle Ham's relationship to Km mpe -past, pn sent and future -will be raked over again. .'-'tiUlor.H who hold I he Ihirve viewpoint - - Including Mm old lr reconellable battalion u the Lea gue of Nat hum fight will claim Giant Air Liner Will Be Built Soon at Akron, 0. Pillow Cases SlaniM'iI ami Hemt Mllehcd SI. 2U clinch Hits with 4 napkins on linen finish Indian lleud slumped Ullll III'IIIIU'IH.-U l.ilU. Norton's Kiddy Shop J-2y-2t FItA.MIN; Those having' Pictures to be framed will profit greatly by hav ing t hem done at this I line, and taking ud vantage of Hie 2 per cent discount now offered on all frunifi JoI.h for I he next ten days at Kiehurdson's Art & Gift Shop. The largest stock of moulding und swing . frames In Eastern Oregon. Over 1 5" patterns of moulding' from which to select your frame. 1-29-tf Planl Sale. Beautiful Cinerarias on sale Thursday, Friday und Saturday. Choice Bfie. Hue them In ourwln dow. Cherrys Florists. 1-28-31 Thrift Is worth u lot of money, yet doesn't cost u cent. FISH PLANT A new lot of fine Fish Plunt just arrived at Illchardson's Art & Gift Shop. Treat your Gold Fish to u spray of It. l-2!Hf llcmslllehhig Plcttl -:go .V; Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O Ave Corsellcre for Uarcley corsets. 1-27-61 Hot Water Bottles, fountain sy ringes, the kind that are warranted for 2 yeurs. This best sold in uny city at from 5 1 .OH to $1.50 and $2.0U. The classiest appearing bot tle made and full measure. Sold only by Hllverthorn-Wright's Fam ily Jrug Store. 1-24-tf. 20 INt Out IHSCOLWT Take advantage of tho 20 per cent discount on all Swing and Sland Fruuies. also Frame Jobs, at Richardson's Art & Gift Shop. This offer beginning today and lusting for ten duys. 1-29-tf ANNOrXCKMKXT. My new unto paint shop will be! open for business about Februitry Itit. Second Street nt south end or viaduct. George Fug-ef! . 1-24-41 ATTUXTION! W. H. A. Cooked Food Sale at Lilly's ildw. Saturday. Januury 31st. l-2'J-2tp - Hpeclut price, $8.00 per cord for Id-Inch wood. Phono 287-W. 12-27-tl 5U DEPARTMENT STORES 108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore. MARATHON HATS Sold Exclusively by the J. C. Penney Co. $2.98 - $5.50 A hat made for and sold exclusively by J. C. Penney Co. Stores. A hat famous for quality, style and service, at low price. All Fur FelLs, Gen uine leather Sweat, Silk and U n I i n c d Models. Velours, Scratch Felts and Plain Finished mod els . are shown in thu season's wanted shades. ' - Moleskin Work Pants Famous for Long Wear ,$2.69 ' Iluying for 571 Department Stores enables us to show best quality mer chandise at remarkably low prices. Our buying power means your saving power. Here is a durable, long-wearinn; trouser of moleskin, shown in a grey pin striped color.' A pant full cut, and of careful workmanship. This wear-resisting material is of ex tra fine texture, offering the best of wear and will withstand laundering. Moccasin Vamp Work Shoes $3.'79 During these cold wet days the working man needs a shoe that will give him warmth and service. This shoe is especially built for wet weather. It is of well oiled leather with sturdy moccasin vamp. rLi lj their coHt Ih not allowable as a de ductbm. A farmer may not deduet, the cosi or a threshing machlm- orj trailer, the living capital expen ditures, but Is allowed to deduct ' the cost ul' Iiihh, rah's. am) HimtlL fuels which ai-e ti"d up in , he j course or a year or I w OpellltioilH. Tin- A Klti i.V. O. (Ap) Dr. jAniNlhie. tlcHlguer or the X.li-3. which crossed the Atlantic ocean from Germany in a non-slop flight, has been .selected to draw t he plans for I he Good i r-.ep-peltn l 'orporal Ion's proposed giatil air liner. When completed n ulrxhln will be Iwiee as In rue km In iuimtnirlim. fl.r eer built and will be (able lo go hair way arouml the piirchtiH" price of an unto the Kellogg agreement luet'ieetlve ( mobile, even when im-d wholly for and wll hout force until reviewed 1 bualnes.t or profeHslnnul purposes and approved by the K nute , i,H pot d-dm tille. I.ul Is regarde) ll tins eonienilon h sustained. : as an Inv.Hlment oi i-uotlul Tli east of gasnlln i. with erlatn- leagne a long wrangle tn (he nenat alt the bltterucNM and unt t that accompanied tl right, seems inevitable. Should I't-enplelll I'tifdldue prova the Kellogg agi nen will precipitate a bre'it-h In hi.-i own parly on (he very, eve of the beginning of his new administra tion. Should he reject (he agreement, he is placed in poKtibm of repu diating his own selection lor sec retary of slate. woi Itl without a stop. In. Arn nttne formerly was chief engineer of the German Zeppelin company and has drawn plans for more than H'ti dirigibles. The proposed ship will have a gas capacity of more than 5.000,- Kar be between Xiid add 'J3n reel long giant with a maximum diameter of 115 to 12" feet, tin contra) car bang ing lin feel lower. The Shenan doah Is liSO feel long and 78 feet In diameter, while tin- lt-3 Is i'iO reel long with a height of nu.ii reel. The proposed rfliip would be powered hy motors developing 4 mm horse ptiwer lis against ir.tia of the Shenandoah and 2mm of the SCIt-S. AMrolojter. j Mrs. V, A. Halmas, Jefferson I Ave., corner Willow, phone 248-J l-lfp-l2tp;"r'fW'"aking course. White Sewing (Machine Co. New Foley Midg. n silo thls'-PlMWia 3 W. 22-1 2-27-tf store. Foley!' " 1-28-31- Your prescriptions are' always itioti promptly anr correctly, ami delivered with no charge for deliv ery al Silvert horn-Wright's Fam ily Drug Store. I -2 4 -If. t Hlooming plants week at I he Howe Hotel building. fleiimui('hhi;. pleating, lint to" holes, no. Norton's Kiddy Shop. 10-14-tf Hcnt. sell and repair all makes 4. all in Section 3L In Townshln 2 sewing machines. Ask about tree North of Itaiiga 4 Kaat of Hih Willamette .Meridian, In I'nimi County, Oregon. 1LL ItOHNKNKAMP. Administrator or n.ild calale i-ir.-22-2:uKeb. S . . Jan. .Notice of Final .V tlleiiieiil capital. ali s, ii nd up keep nf an automobile Ih deducti ble il lined wholly In busmess. matin cubic feel, twice hh great as ' I'N' tl partly tor businehs. and partly I either the Zlt-3, now christened the "I'" for (tie pleasure ir convenience ol t Los Angeles, nr the Shenandoah. ,r the l:iiuvcr nr IiIm I.H..1K- I ( M Hi lit I't have nitl ilerinil.K .1... cost may be appnrl.oned. Only the termlned whether the dirigible will proportion of such cost altrlbuta hc o business pui'iose8 Is ibdllc tilde as a necessary exjiense. Newspaper Pays Diur Sum in Lion Bounties Plumbing anil Sti-tiiiiflttliiu. 'ontractor. Phone 24i-J. 1-15-lmi uber Mrlck. under new manage me nt. Steam heaterl rooms. iiIho room and boartl, with rates. Mils Wash. l-2Ji-tp 5c Hemstitching 5 KLt.l NT III AI'I'UIMI II, Hal Bohnenkamp Funeral Direclor Fifth at Spring St. Main i tie t onsti ncled for conitm icial or I go e nmeittal purposes. ! The dirigtlile would be e.pilp. I ped with u passenger ealdn hang ' ing Irom Ihe keel of the vessel. I with a promenade deck anil steam- 1 1 ' . er chairs, coinforlalde berths, din- I'NIV FltSITY OF UliFCON. Ku-, K nmII1 service. shower b.Uhs gene, lire. (Special). .Pudge .1. W. ,! ,lM tT ,nmb.rn onveniences. Hamilton ol Koseburg. ho is n would maintain a rcunhn two. completing his luenty-fouith yenr:day i hedule belween New York as a member ,,r the CnUerslty of and and London, if usel for that Oregon iioanl of regents, has been reappointed ti f ioernor Pie meat has bee state senate, present term net. Judge a 12-year term by re. The ti ppolni crinrtrmod by the Judge Hamilton's expired April I Hamilton Is presi dent of Ihe board and ex-nffieto chairman of the executive com-mlttee. imrpose. Fnglneers plan the new ship to Jurglar Prool A rcgniitr AiMrmt tf rteitdntil' ntenbnmtlop SHERRY'S TODAY AM) TOMORROW Douglas MacLcan 1 "THE YANKEE CONSUL" W hale of ( oinrdy Thiillcr A stui y of love mul Hdvcntuiv and fun setting a now pace by this versatile star. srrroRTKD in patsy iutii mii.i.kr. Als TIIK WIIITK MAN W HO Tl'RNKl) INDIAN" Story of Frnntirr Davs Get Weighed B Every Week "NKWI.IN'S (n the Coiner' i V ,LJ 'II . 1 I ft 'I- 1ft : i .vj III Ii imfii js 3 tSllKw is a DKNVFIi. Colo.. f.P Morel than irt.aim deer lu Colorado have been savid as the result ol a I bounty on mountain lions offered oy the Denver Post during the last five years. The bounty system, which grants the killer $25 from each adult lloiij cub, wan Inaugurated five years i ago In Ihe interest of game pro tection. Sportsmen estimate that I each mountain Hon kills and con- suines on an average of oo deer each year and the Denver news paper's campaign has resulted in the paying of $.V;iso In bounties since Hi2o. This figure represents 3 us Hons, adult and cub. A total of $1,375 in bounties was paid In I f22 Ihe largest amount paid In any of the five years. In I'.'jn the sum of ji. ;';: Hy Mrs. K. guaranteed. I SOS Second. olet cream that cures chaps, and "'"" lir)d tint rough skins and ptmphsihe kind'11"' following that costs you only 2.k' Ntdice Is hereby given that th mwleralgned have riled their Final Account as executors or the Kstat" of Ciottilcb Ititeslng, deceased, in the County Court of the Stale of Oregon for Cnlon County, Oregon, and thai the said Court has rix'.yl. Monday, March 2nd, 1H2'.. at initio o'clock A. M. on the sal.l dale at the Court liocse In ihe city of La Ornndc. Fnion County, Oregon, iis the time end place for hearing and 1-12-lnii n P,'vate sale Tor cash at the' nnai accouiii ami for " ;huv orders of i:. It. Itiugo. Wejit-l''''1 s"llhutent Of Ihe said estate vt. -.lacolison Hldg.. La Crande. Orecrui. Dle( January 2:ilh. I:i2". Sale or Keal Ivstatc. lu the County Court of l itioii County. Oregon. ! In the matter of the dilate of Peter Oisen, deceased. I Notice is hereby given that un der and by virtue of an order of C. Turkey. All uorki11"' tth,v'' ntltled court made Mrs. K. C. Tuckey !tlred November 3, IH21. 1 and ; will You will be pleased with tin; iM'bruary 1 I, :r. iletH-rlbed real estate And sold 'ni'11""! in fjaid county and belong- only by Sllverthom-Wrighl's Fam-jln ,n 8al'1 estate to-ult: lly lru Store. 1-24-tr.i "r ,h'' the SW , of - the MS 14. the W!i of the SL'i. the saving to stockmen, who claim (hat the nveragi grown Hon com mits depredations to cattle and horses each year to the amount of $5 mi. The bounty Is paid upon sub mission to the newspaper manage ment of the pell of the animal and as accompanying statement that the animal was slain wit hln the boundaries of the state. The post bounty System. to gether with the u-.irlr nf ll.. was paid j (mjorv m(, hunters of the I nit, ..1 out; $l.e70 in F..21; 7& In ' '2J states biological survey Is leading and tsx'u lu 124. I rapidly to lh. extermination of the While the bounty system as greatest destroyer of game and intended primarily as game pro-j range cattle In the Uocky Mount -t eel ton ll him resulted In a trrent atn regbvn. F'i of (he SWH. and Lots a and i If. tt)rs. ClfALLKS LI KSIN; and JAMLK It. MeLACflllLIN L'Ncculom of the Kstal' of C.oltlleb Itiiesing, deceas'-d. F. DiMin. attorney for execii- Jan. 2:t-Fi b. &-1 2-1 :t-2(i C6VKRN0R PIKIU'K & SON Have .Wist sold vis u carload of their famous . IIKUKKOUD STKEUS. Try one of those nice juicy steaks. Grande Ronde Meat Co. fITV. IXCIMHIV ,, iKiovnit MAISKlriS FLOl'K I'IRCHASKD ON TODAY'S WHOLES ALK COST WOULD SKLL T -,llc TO 7" AU0VE OI R PRESENT PRICES ' " A GOOD TIME TO BUY PER SACK Ncwlin Drug Co. v .... 'rr''sfj T . .u - . 1 . Ul . . .. . Ot'U SEAL FLOUR, per suck $l.i JERSEY CREAM. PATENT FLOUR, per Rack. .. ,$2.1S FEDKI'.ATIOX 1I,VIBSKAT FLOUR, per sk;'2.:w ' WHITE SPRAY. EXTRA FANCY FLOUR ?2.t;:. SMOKED FANCY RED CHINOOK SALMON Per 11) .-. FANCY SMOKED P.LOATERS, each lite P.0NELESS CODFISH, II.. ci.kc HOLLAND MILKF.R- 1 1 ERRl N( i 1 Vi-iiV " koV LAUGH FANCY SALT .MCKFPFI 'r ' ALASKA SALMON. 2 cans " '' - ll'VX t - . oi m.i .uuUAY The liillj, in iai-s ...2Kc 4.w ...35c ,o!V,'.K'.,:ACKAf:I- fKARLIXE .... "ii !ul)l)le Soaj l:ie 2.-.0 28c A LIPKRAL ASSORTMENT OF THE SEASON'S riini.n. :":'ul'x v' WHERE THE THRIFTY TIIRONC " ' AIILS HOOVERIZED GROCERY Phone Main49 9 . n 0 M . ta est m n u u n n m m m m m a i lllllllllllllllBllllfltlWUIIlUIIIERlUSIBasSSIflBBBBBEIB