La Grande evening observer., February 06, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Fridnv. Fnbrnary rt. 192f.
THE TA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
Local News In Brief
m COMING
COMING EVENTS
March oi 0. 7 District high
schnut baskutbull tournament
hi Union.
(joins to HnkiT
Victor IM-plnlo,
from the city pollri luinluimrUm
worhlnit Indi p. nui ntly on tlu
mystj-ry, InvmJi-d thu Mexican
tlciui'iu ot l.os Angeles. Tills
district, on the euut side of the
city, known us "Sonom town,
was submitted to u i-u refill comic
Intr In the search for clvws to
will 'h" slaylllK.
nrnr TninniiT iSAFETY
ntnt lunibtii
lave thin tfVi-nlnif Tor Baker where
he liuu a elans In vlulin tomorrow.
tjfclar Sirwl InMTty Kohl
The 1 rumiil hand company to
day reported the Bile of the It.
lUy Smith home, at Hill Cedar
Street, to t'harlea IflHqua.
lr. lifiUK-tlrr HI
R Ij, Led better, who bun been
ill for the. past -week with throat
trouble, Is somewhat improved at
the present time, ilthouph It will
be several days before h will be
utile to return to his work at the
Ledbetler garage.
AVill .Make Arrests
Orders from the secretary of
state have been received here by
the pollee 'department to arres all
persons now drlvlntr Cars without
I y 2 5 licenses. All persons without
licenses at the present time who
wish to continue driving their curs
must obtain temporary plates at
the sheriff's office. No 'arrests un
der the ruling huve been made as
yet.
The sheriff's off leers descent
on the east side was the result
of information that mi Identified I
man In that ' region had been
heard to voice remarks which
pointed to some knowledge of the
identity of the killers.
Detectives from city headquar
ters were sent tu Konora town
.following a cure fill st udy of tin
ease by their bureau chief, W. L.
Chapman.
The detective chief declared his
belief that the crime showed every
evidence of having been commit
ted by a foreigner. Decomposi
tion prevented a thorough exuin
inutton of the bodies, he said, but
he expressed the conviction that
the girls had been stabbed af
well, us strangled,
t
Will Klerl Offleri-
' The American Legion drum
(tjps which won third place last
year at I lie slate convention in
I'ortland hi to lie reorganized next
week and will start' working for
the contest at I'rlneVHIe next
June. Officers will be etected ut n
iiiMlng next week, orrtcers to be
elected are Drum Major and Manager.
COMMERCE CLUB
VOTING TO END
TOMORROW NOON
Personal Mention
T)ie balloting for thu nomination
of directors of the chamber of
commerce will close ut 5 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon, according to
Karl Reynolds, secretary.
Hnllotn may be either brought
directly to the chamber of com
merce offices or mailed in. The
members of the organization huve
had ballots for some time contain
ing an entire list of the on cut be
longing to the ehamher of com
mence and were to vote for 12.
Flay O. Williams Is chairmun of
the election board with L. V. liost
wlck and A. V. Linrigren assistant;.
I.ydla Hug of Iji Grande depart
ed on Number 24 this morning to
spend the remainder of the winter
season In southern I'tah.
Carl Christiansen. Enterprise
butcher was registered at the Toley
hotel yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Melville left
yesterday by cir for Portland and
S'-altle. They visited here at the
John Melville home.
Albert Currey made a trip
1'irion yesterday on business.
to
Mrs. W. V. Courtney left oi
Number 'M thin morning for llak
er to vism-r, Mrs. J. M. Allen.
Amis. V, It. Pickens and her
laughter mid grandaughler. Mrs.
I.ynn Itohncukainp und Grace .Hel
en Rohuenkninp went to Boise this
morning to spend a few days visit
ing friends.
DISCIPLES
AWAIT END
OF WORLD
(Continued from Page 1.)
Marry f I'lass of Kumela was
here yesterday transacting busi
ness ul I he governnii nt land of
fice. .
Mrs. Harry I "cm tor and Mrs. N.
A. ltinhl left this morning for
Wallowa. t Mrs. Kudd Is a resident
of Wallowa who has been visiting
here for some days. Mrs. 1ruelor
will visit at the Cudd home while
in Wallowa.
Mrs. C. II. tli'HMett left on I he
branch train this morning to visit
her daughter in Wallowa.
doctrines are false, and contrary
to the teachings of the church.
Some of the believers are pray
ing, others fasting, while yesterday
many were continuing their regu
lar work, despite the fact that
their homes were virtually strip
ped of frunlture. except for the
barest necessities. Cam met I plod
ded away ut his work in a local
dentist's laboratory, 'where he Is a
utility man.
Mrs. Cammed said that she did
not expect the earth to be swept
uway in the twinkling of an eye
today. She slated that It would
require seven days from midnight
today.
"It will begin with a small cloud
In the sky. no bigger thun a man's
hand." she said. "That will be
Christ, on His way from heaven.
It will require seven days for him
lo reach the earth. He will make
several slops on nib way io i tic
earth. One of the stops will' be
at a planet not now visible to most,
but near heaven. There arrange
ment will be mudi to meet the
saints He will lake buck with him
from the earth.
"The Journey back will ' takt
seven days also, for there will h
more slops at varloiwt planets
where mure saints will h' gathered
in."
ONE OF BEST!
The Pendleton girls' basketball
leum will arrive here this after
noon hearing the reputation of be.'
ing one of the fu-steat girls' hoop
sextetis iier seen In Oregon.
Iu Grande people who huve en
the Pendleton team play claim that
It could beat many hli;h school
boys' teams. He that as It may
the Pendleton team has so far won
game with The Dalles. Pllol Rock
and other cities by almost over
whelming scores.
Loral Girls Heady.
A,l 7:15 this evening ut the. high
school gymnasium the Im Grande
team will line up ugalnst .the
Buckaroo sextette with the earnest
intention of giving It the battle of ,
mo season, t
The local girls have been prac
ticing ut mornings, in vacant pe
riods and' at almost every oppor
tunity in order to brush up on (heir
earn work and basket shooting
and have gained considerably the
last week.
The absence of Ann K'ango from
side center has weakened the team
to some extent and has caused sev
eral slight changes n the lineup.
The lineup which wlll start tonight.
according to Miss Daigh. coach,
will be ThcliiTU Urown and Mar
jorie Reynolds, guards, Goldie
Owen, center. Dean Wright, side
center, and l.cnu Campbell and
Cora Stanley, forwards.
Fresh men to .Make Debut
Following the girls' game the
ocal frosh basketball niiiad com
posed of the younger hoys und
the 1'nlou second team will mix
In what Is expected to be a game (
featuring a great deal of action.
The. rrosh lineup was given In the
Observer yesterday evening,
linker Game Saturday
The regular boys team will leave
tomorrow aiternoon to play lla
ker Saturday evening. ' The men
who will make the trip on the
squad are Hummelt. I'namuno. Ly
man, Znndel, Glass, lirison, Mey
ers, Hunks. Koyes, patten, and
Willlums.
So fur liuker ha won one .and
lost one game to Wnllowa und so
would rate a little better than the
local boys on the dope sheet.
Payne. Duff, 1 lines. M unary and
Cundlff are the mainstays of the
ttukcr team this year. Most of
hese have had a year or so of
experience.
aiuuurm
0.
DRUGSTORE
IKK TAKES
E
us coniiKel In the supreme court
hearings In the ease of executors
of the estate of J. Pierpont Mor-
gun against James A. Oweubey,
Colorado mining man, Senator N'or
rls made the basis of his opposi
tion the viewpoint which he said
Mr, Stone must have by reason of
bis long services as corporation
counsel.
" ' Paying high tribute to the ehar-
,ee Wurnick. who hus serve! acter and ability of Mr. Stone.
Cnion county as sheriff for the 'Senator Horah. Hepubllcan, Wuho.
riuosnurnoNS
The confidence u ir custo
mers have in bur proscrip
tion service bus been built
up by years of painstaking
effort to use only the vei y
best of pure, fresh polwt
drugs, and dispense them
v. lth a system of checkiujr
that prevents mistakes. And
the charges ure moderate.
Glass
The UIOXAI.Ii Slum
Drugs
and Heed, Democrat, Missouri, en
tered their protest ugalnst lite'
theory that the government had aj
moral right to coinpul un uccused
to stand trial far from his home.
They also took occasion to deny!
that the Stone nomination .had
been held up beta use of an ul
tempt to Indict u member of thu
senate.
Senator ltruce. Democrat, Mary
land, added his protest to those of
the two senators, deelurlng that
the fact that Senator Wheeler had
prosecuted an imiulry Into the ad
mliilslriLlton nf the detiarl ment of
life . Insurance companies i,l4.ti,. ,-lll.niui-..i mi imI.i...i roiix-mi
I' lilted States; Dr. Julius',... , Hu0.x. lot ho bromrht to
trial in the District of Columbia,
where the Influence of government
is "presumed to be great."
Hunt's Letter
(Continued from Tage 1.)
past 8 years and Is well known
1 In Eastern Oregon, has been ap
pointed district manager fur the
: National , lafe Insurance company
with heudinmrterH at m Grande,
K. Strong of Portlandls geu
eral manager tor Oregon,
Mr. Warnlek has just returned .
! from Portland where he has tak
en the company's insurance train
ing. Mr. Strong who Is ' well
: known In I.u Grande. In ntuklng
the appolnlment while here,
iblaled:
I Hack In lxro Uuro were not
i many
In the I'nlted States; Dr. Julius
i y. Dewey, father of the late Ad
miral Dewey, organized the Na
tional Life Insurance compuny.
I Associated with him In the en
! torprise were the Honorable Hen
j i y Clay or Kentucky, Honorable
i J as. Tread way of Virginia, Hon-
orable Thomas Abbott of Massu
chusetts. Honorable Alex. Hani
; aey of Pepnsylvunlu und otliers."
1 The National Life Insurance
eompany Is a mutual company.
j having returned ovei; $1G8,UUU,UU0
. to policyholders.
"After having spent 14 years
, organizing the sales force of the
: Oregon Life, I decided to build
1 un agency for a purely mut ail j
policyholders company." said Mr.
K. N. Strong, who was In I.aj
'Grande recently. "I am a flrin
j believer In purely mutual life
insurance on a legal reserve ba
1 s.s, and lee Wurnick. whom we
I have appointed district manager,
is of the same; opinion. Mr.
1 Warnlok will be prepured to ren
dor
Highway Softens Near
Enterprise, Report Says
. (Continued from Page 1.)
vestlgatlon of renditions, , accom
panied by OHcar Cutler, thu engi
neer who built the road below Kn
tcrprlse.
Stages I tar ml. ' t
"Mr. Ma block said that the heavy
stages would not be allowed to i
operate, beyond Wallowa until the
mails settled. The large' busses
will come from Im Grande to Wal
lowa for the present., utv' there
transfer passengere to lighter cars
which will make the run on to
Joseph. Mr. Haldock and Mr. Cut
ler said the roads would bo very
seriously damaged If the wet
the very best life Insurance j weather continues und heavy cars
move down thu street alone!"
j service to the cltlxcns of Kastern
-; Oregon and we bespeak for him
j the support of the community."
As you think so you eventually
ook. - :
COUNTY FAIR
DESIRES HELP
(Continued from I'Htfe 1.)
AKrulnst tills proposed vandal
Ism or the capital's beauty to cleur
u way for the "t raffle" of "prois-
ress," the l'Hu, Arts -fniiiilHlon.
Hie Illy I'lannint,' eornliilnKlon nlld JJIaCK bat Olgll 1 Ut Lpj
orthiinlMl chie assoelationt huve, Uoa' 'o ReadinC Mattel"
so fur been uble to hold their j 1IltS JU IVtUUlHJ, iflrtlici
Kround. j '
Hut the drive of the forces flKht- A m.w ,.eelrie sIkh hus been In
Ins for freer and faster truffle Is stalled by the Black fat.confec
InereasinK rather than diminish- . 1onnry which has severnl unusual
Iiik- ' features. The slKn Is almost unluue
' If I tlllly dereuts Heauty ill tills in tnilt M contains no IctteAnir of
battle In WashlnKton. the same allv Hort t,t simply t lie flmiro of
result may be expected elsewhere. a nrK0 black cut.
l"or here city beauty has had Us
stronghold.
'Flowers Sulisillutcd rur '('orflns'
In New Name ir l-'r Il 'illnc
KVHKI X. Trance. "(At) Tile
203 Inhabitants of St. I'ierre-des-
The sttfn Itself as made of leuded
uluts Illuminated from the Interior.
The cnt' eyes nreed and riash
intermittent! yul brief Intervals,
Mrs. Charles Sanderson who has
I n visiting here for several days
letiirncd to her home in Hummer
ille tills mornliiK.
MYSTERY VEILS
GIRLS' DEATH
'Ion. and the next day a uieswtKo
came In reply slating that a- bill
Jiad been introduced appropriat
ing IsHMi n year for two yea
A letter from Mr. Hunter fol
lowed giving fuller information
but adding doubts whether fairs
which had not received state
nortey in former years would g"t
anything this year.
Meanwhile Mr. Miller was sent
y the chamber to Salem end he
is still then1.
CIRCULATION
OF PICTURES
IS APPROVED
(Continued from Page 1)
(Continued from Pugc 1.)
the gnive pointed to its having
he..n thrown there by the per
son or persons who burled the
Utile girls, or else Indicated that
It had dVopped from the little
inert fool us Nina's body was
borne to the shallow sepulchre.
Search for Slinking.
I'urlher search Is being made
for May's stockings, which were
not on her body when it us un
covered. Sheriff's depultes and deb-eUve
With these raeilltleH , Hie. libra.?
will be able to handle the picture
distribution as readily as boo,
distribution is now.
A rapidly growing Interest ul'
e lasses Is evidenced following the
announcement of this new library
servlec. Tih officials state thai
they have had Innumerable e:
prcsslons of approval and uppr
etatlon from both parents alio
school children. Heing the first
eity In the state to Inaugurate :
picture distribution, I. a Orandi
becomes the leader of mov
ment that promises to reach lurg
proporl ions.
Si II toll cheese, named for thQ
village of Oilton. Huntingdonshire.
i:mrland. was first made by the vll-
Cerceuils huve been filled wun joy .., innkeener. and travelers cull-
litjtthe decision of l lm siiile council, ifliX u't the inn soon spread Its fame.
lnutlmrly.ing the name of .their vil-, . . , ; :
.;lge''o'clKlnged io-S.; J'lorrn- ggNATE CONFIRMS
.es-l-'leuis. The literal translation o-WWl?. VHT1?
of their original mime Is "Salpt I OlUiMli; VUlJUi 4l-0
Peter of the Coffins " si that It is i ,
easy to understand tiieir sarsiac
Llon at the change lo "Kulnl Peter'
of the Khiwcrs." '
At the same tlni" there Is u
run "over U
The Wrallowa county seat news
paper goes on to stale thut "an
other earth slide Is expected at
Wnde point this spring. The em
bankment rises at a steep pitch
and Is composed of earth and rocks
Intermingled. This muss Is now
soaked und us the frost goes out
It would he strange If the ,,eurth
would not weaken hnd slip down
on the highway. II Is not thought
that as great a quantity or material
will come down, however, as did
lust yeur."
According to Krnest Crockutt, K.
O. I P. Co.. who drove to l.a
Grande from liuker yesterday, the
state highway between North . Pow
der and Union Is In excellent condition.
SENATE VOTES
DOWN VETO OF
PIERCE TODAY
(Continued from pnge I )
(Continued from l'hgo 1.)
uled prefs) Kach ui'-mber of I hi
'egislntt.vf commlMee inveaticat
:n the s'ale prohibition depart
ment Is preparing his own reemn-mend-iiloMM
concerning the Tind
iiiK whleh will be turned In al a
ni"etng f h Ik afternoon.
l-'rom these the coiiiiiiltleii will
utteiupl tn formulate lis recom
mendations. The ways and nr-anx commMliM
lias voted to appropriate $ I no. ami
for the public service CfHinnli'm.
instead of Jt t -in. ana requested by
the commiKsion. ' ,,..
The bodtret ointnis-tlon bv the
vote of (rovernor Pierce and Jef
fersini Myers, niajotil y im-mb'TH.
refused to recommend anything for
this department.
Slip-on
Sweaters
JUST IN!
SILK-AND-WOOI.
NEWEsr colons
?7.l.").
TO
$13.85
SWEATLKS
OK
QUALITY
Clint's
Clothiery
LIVESTOCK.
PROPERTY
LOSS HUGE
front lnt'd from Page 1.)
WM , H.N ;,AKK
SA I. KM. t ire. ( l- the Assocl-
Uted I'n-sH) (tlartng headlights
aad spotlfuhts I hat dazzle will van
ish at mhluighl August 31. If one
f the house bills Is enacted as
reported favorably by the house
roml nnd highway committee. The
bill Incorporated the Ideas gained
from research by a special com
mittee named early In the m-ssion.
announced that hud Senator Ul
i.'mIIoMc it cimlillcnn. been urcscnt.
movement on foot lo change the ,(M) wm, Imv0 voted In the
name of the dep-rtinent charente. n,.KHnVo.
luferleiire to Chu rente-Mai lt line, viieclcr ami WaMi Ho Nol Vtite
because the depryl ment finds thai senators Wheeler Democrat,
its wines suffer In the esteem of Molilalia, and his colleague, Sena
loreigners by bavin;; the word "In- ,nr WhIhIi. wilhheld tlielr votes,
ferieure" on their labels, es the ti,,. tatier announcing that lie did
mistake is made thai it refers to ,ccausc he Is counsel for Hena-
thelr (iiallty and not to tli- p a - i,,r Wheeler in Hie proceeding
lion of the dep-Mimeut on the hrouglit' tn-re and In Montana.
lower" part vt the river Char-i While Senator Hcflln ul larked
nii. Mr. yione ftu the position In- loiik
ALLEN'S FOOTEASE
For Tlrad FmI II Can't 9 ImI
At nlcht when your feet
n re 1 1 red , sore and swolleu
from much walking or
dmuinK, sprinkle two
AU.ENSF00T-KASE powders
in tho fuut'hath,. gently
run me sore ana in
Hiiined psrts and
relief Is like mttRic.
Hhake Allra't rtM-Eatt
Into your shoes In
the mornliiK and
walk In com tort. It
takes the frlrMon
front thOShoe. Hold flvervwhore. KorFRER
Simipie and Kont-ICunn WnlkhiB Doll, J
through the water to Vale.
In Mi n f row imrl f the tnl
lej Mis families have Imtii wIi
ill (Mil if their lioiiies. Kicry
hou-' In Vale wa- dni-mgeil tu '
HMtio rtlciit.
The flood struck Vale about fi
o'clock yesterday morning while
most of the population of lf0 were
abed. At 7 o'clock Vale was under
three feet of water. A few Inches
nt water remain In the streets.
And with all the water, fl water ;
shortage threatened the city due j
to flooding of pumps and motors'
our the well at the city plant:
"
The Itully creek dam whs also
known hs the ttennis Itroiran dum.
Imitt about 1911 as & private n-terprlm-
to Impnund water for Ir
rigation. Th" lHin was of concrete.
12? feet high, seven feet broad at
the base and four feet at the top.
Two yciirs bed there wus a pro
posal to wl rid of the dam. peo
ple realizing the danger from high
al-r. hut nothing whR done.
CHAPPED HANDS
chilblains, frostbit just nib
on soothing, cooling, hsslinrf
wicks
V Vapo Rua
Dm, IT Million Jmr, Ui Y..rlj
Miirkuv. h niniintuln tvwn f,f
l.lulto. bH two watT mitilirs
I - ..U .t.cinir ttr aiimmur un, nnl
Th Store WHb Cmwlcac j R ltI,inIr.,.,i vntn-nl" in'-irTtV-
WI-; auk si:l.l.lNt;
Short Ittlm lli'i-f , fa
rm Itonut lltvf Ij;r
I'rlim- lttlj lli'f IV
lloun.l Sti'iik - I
Sirloin ami T-I.on.' Stk IK-
Hhnillilor Sti'nli !"
ItanitnirKi-r I"'
rntt-nrd .mi Krnin nml
ratMil In (.tuiMlf HoihIi' sl
Ivy. Rodes Market
1119 Adams Ave.
win in vim k III VI
Tin: MUST
Their Better Taste
is Simply a Matter
of QUALITY-T-
ASK your Grocer FOR
-3."The L'nhrial Cracker"
There's No
Hope
lor it limit who lakcH it
chance when he's buying
1 1 ren. It's not iicccfai) any
longer.
v gie n pet-MHial gunrnii
Ice, In nihllthiii lu Hint of
(he factory tin .i:M;lMI.
roitlis mid wo make our
oh ti adjustments. They must
Khc you full HollHr-for-lKil-Inr
H'i"t h'C
Ask us more ahoul IIir
ii:Mit.i,
.JciiiiiiiKS & SI iu mate,
Props. Successors to
Southard & Shinn.
Men's Suits
$16.95 to $24.50
Men's All-Woul Suits in Grey, Urown, llltic nnd
lSluck. Conscivativc models, nutty tailored, cut full
und roomy ul prices you like lu pay.
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TODAY
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
C ail Laemmle
HOOt presents
mm
Itiuigt Al sight. Hoot
falls In lovel 'lilt In
Inilluhle, dashing, daring
IIihH In his latest capri
cious . action run i it u co
hellur than evcrf
mmm
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Today and Saturday
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COOD CIIKESE IS GIVEN A I'UOMINENT PLACE IN EVERY WELL
PALANCED DIET; FOOD 'AUTHORITIES URGE ITS FREQUENT
USE. GENUINE TILLAMOOK CHEESE HAS THE NAME ON EVERY
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