La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 11, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textwnoailftv.' February 11, 1925. ' PAGE SIX " f i. m V: I i ill !; .! ELGIN CHILD REPORTED ILL :' ELOIN (Special) One case of Bl'Urifl. lvri IB iriuiicu . Mifti'i. A (rrundchlld of Mrs. WaRoner who come hero Rulurday from Hpokane, Wash., was found to bo III with 1 the disease Sunday morning. '-home was placed under quarantine I . Mrs. Hershoy, of Enterprise, Is! -"now In KlKln to assist tllo Metho-I cl.nT rhurch lwro in virrs. Mm. .llcrshcy is the wife of tfif piiKtor of t ho KnlnrprlHi' rhurrh J tonl is fiili art I vp ay a worker in i? epprlal HprvlrcH. Mr. and Mm, TI. V, Qntllnffn " vwent to I'ortland limt work on o i hiiKlnrflg trip. After Hpndintf hpv- iprtil dnyH.nt I ho (iiitoinril.llit Hhow " 1'V.aa tl.r.,r mturnml In 1lW.tr lining : Jiir with two nrloHl earn. " Mr. Ami Mm. Ilnrvy Huckintin ; yTn visitor, hero recently from : Iinhlnr. Mr. onil Mrs. Forrest ItyiUT nml ; Aaughtnr, Mvflyn. wen at NlKln I . qver tho w.t'k-fnrt from tin How- inan-IIlrlta rampH. ' fVoil f:olr Hp'nt tho wcplt-oml ; With 111 fuinily lien- from tho latirh at Palnirr .lunrflon. , jr.. Minn Allro Miir(iiarilt, the roiin- - yf. health niirw, wkh In Klln on idifilnfiw kiKt i' h. Vhlii ht-r ulir ,was a guest ill Iho 1,. Ii'fi)i.im ''tiom. ! V: l'1" rtil 'srliools aro pn-pnrlnp - .jnr, th iroltrp nurvf-y to )c inurl J.Boon hy doctor Thy of Hot I.nluv ' y floargn Hnll of ,n. f!ranl', was ' onion pr thosr hf-ro from I.a Clrnndp t'.v)o attend th Knrnnipinenl meeting '".Jteld ntiirdoy evening. Tho Jtp 'Aehattfl nrnuitfed u delirloitH mip .. iDer.; ThP ineetliiK 1ho s-rv d (ih u roreptlon for Mf. and MrH, luvld .Itlnmennteln. who woro married Jvfirveral weidid atco. Mih. In ve Zwelfcl liafl lieen vlft lihitf for bp. vr-r.il Wf'eks at thn homo ' of hpr daughter, Mrs. Karl -d'on, of KorrBt drove. Her daiiith- - tPr appompnnled her homo and' will ' flpnnd Bpvoral wppIcs Iiptp. 'J;' CppU Oent Ihih bonn vifllttnir nt (;;10lKln for several dayH from Kntor .v prlHO, wlipro. lip Iiuh Itpon employed ;Tor several monl hs. I Ip uetpd as (lrpfprPP for tho Cove-Klln buMltet Mlmll frame hpro Friday pvenlnv. 1,1 Mr. iind Mrw. Myron Huk attend fil the nuto nhow at Portland lait Wnok, - , , CharleB Witty spent thowpolt rnd at home. Ho In teaching nehool ut tho IllverHldo school house nour - Covo. - , j Mr, and Mrs. Tup Tuttlo of Ttlno- hart, woro in KlKln on a hiifdncsfl ? trip rerently. ; j County Nherlff Jess Urcsheurs , spent Hiinday wtUi his fiunliy hero. Several lortil men arc now serv ' Injf on.tlto jury at La Grande i m-v m ' psMin TintMn f V' 'rlftB by burin t J J ttsf 1rd or th Authorlit4 7 a DtitrihuiAr kh.rs ih ! Diitrihutor: tr cott of 0a Timkffn Ur. J lf CauIok It Avtll.blt: J whvrt vrnmnr Timfc.n Uur. f t I nut re tolj in ih or nut fend bitck Timktn carton! , Leighton'H Welding & Machine Works Ir Iron k Tim k DfiriBfikaa ft miba WE SPECIALIZE ON Generator Starting Ignition All Electrical Repairs To Your Car Guaranteed Service Full Line or Service Parts Battery Electric Service 1311 Wash. M7:n Radii 10 TH1TISMV, rFBRI'ARY 12 Thursday, silent nlKht for: CHN". KKAK. KFDM, KI'TIA. KlfQX, KCJW. KOA. KOI1, KH!J. r . n-3 urmv WKin VVI'll. WKHJ," WR.Mi'', WIIAZ, WHO, YVJ.III, YI,ni,, WCil, WWW, nnAl, wTA.M. ralirarv. Pan. (Mountain. - ,. Canadian N.i- ,,.., Hallway's nionraiii. Ornlm- ouartet 7 ' , " lw, ' B; """ function una conviTsauun, . v.. l.iilaniio; 8. Cuniniian Nuttoa- al Untlwny'n proprnm using1 rail ONIU rulfffiry, f'nn. (Mountain, 430), 0 p. in., bedtlmo travol talo; Orpheus q.mrtet, A. i MoOAfflioy. coIIIni V. f.. Hum nelson, violinist: I a. H. ' DpslandPS, flutist; K. T. Ourltnp, pianist; "Mintha,' ittar- let; '(I. R PcHlundrS, fhito solo; 'Hayn," tiunrtii; "Autumn and Winter," ttlo; violin solo V. 1,. Sitmiielson; "Thp Mlnutn Man." Orpheus o,uarlet; "Invllatlou a n Valso," K. T. Oitriinff, pianist; IrlHh Melodies," auartet; 'Itcslif- nallon," ( lartet; cello solo, A. ('. Mcflaffhey; tnarr-h, HPlected, qunr- let; "II Trovaiore," iimrtet; flulc mdo, (I. R lifshindes: "The Little Houhrelte," nuurlet; V. I. Sumiiel- son, viollnlKt; seircnnns from 'aitHt," quart ct ; Mrs. K. It. Uuclcerl, Kniher Williams Luliand purly, , I'hllllps, vlollfitHl; -dunce progrnru, T'laza Piiharet. fNRV WirinlpfB, Tan. (fnii- Iral, 4f.n), S:ir. p. m., oWI-iime flonirfl, Kathleen Italy, soprano: Al KilKour, CleorKo K. Aylell, Hnn- nld Clihhon, planlMi; address, "1m- presnlon of Cannda;" la, KranK Wilif tit's ( 'ountry eluh dnucn or- rlipslra. KIT I.ob Anceen, Tnllf. (Pari- fir, 4ft7), r-r::io p. in., Kveiiln? Hernlil, Initio talk, news; fi:ao-.I, lOxatulner's in isical linlf hour; 0:45-7. V. M. C. A. speaker; 7-S, Kchcrdcna Aston on the. marliu hapliono; 8 -It, protrrum, Standard Oil company of f 'allfomla - pre- senttnK a play with music; 0-10, Kxamlnor proBrnm hy KIkh lodi'r of OrnnRp. Oallf: lO-ll, John Hmalhnnn vocal program. KKKIJ, T-awrrnoe, Kans. (f?en tral. 276), 6:60 p. m piano tun InfMn number; 7, muslp; 7:15, "Tho Child Health Problem." Prof. F. V. Illttelrmar: 7:30 phpm- Istry lepturp, "Priestly and thp Discovery of Oxyffen," Prof. A, W. DavldHon; 7:4ft. oducnllonul psycholOK.v, lesson VI, Dean Tt. A. Hchwefflcr. KKKX Hnsttiifrs, Nebr. (Ccn trill, 288.3). 9:30 p. ni., program auspices Kearney Htutn Normal college, Cpoiko II. AUer, director, KKNI- Hhennndoah, Iowa (n trat, 2CU), Q;30 p.m., old time mu sic, Hopkins R, laillels, director. 1 KKOA. Rentttp, Wash. (Pacific, 450.") 4-ft:Ui p. in., Olympic Ho tel concert, prcliPHtra rclpo, ,; KVm. T(o8 AKplo.'raMf; ,(J?a elfin, 10; jo-i i n. m., sun- shlup hour program; 3:30-4 : 30 p, m., organ recital. Hoy Held Rrlg- nall; 7:30t:4b, auditorium serv Ice and baptism, sermon by Alinop) Seniple Mrl'herson, pastor; 0:43- 10, Cray studio musical program;! (lo-li, orffiin recital, Esther Krlcko nrnen, KOO, Oakland, Calif. (Paclflr, 2DD.R) 10:40 a. m., rlnss room In struction Onklnnd pibllc sehool.i; 11:30-1 p. m., luiiphpon ronppre, courtesy papifln Riutes Klertrlc company; 4-5:30, -concert orrhes- tro, Hotel St. Krnnrls; 8, "Sevn ; Keys to Haldpale." farce, KOO. players; Arlnn trio; Ht.i a. m.,1 dnnce music, Henry Hntstead'fl or-, rlipstrn. j KOW, Portland, Ore. (Paplfle, 4011). 12:30 p. m., ennrert, Civic M lisle rluh; ft, children's prngnim, KHJ, !.os Angeles, Calif. (Pa. rifle,. 404.1 ), 12:90-1:30 p. in, J Loew'ti Plate theater progrnm; C 0:3o, Art HIckmnn'B Hlltmor ho-. tel : ennrert. nrrhestra, ' Kdwnrd Kltupntrlck,' director; fl:S0-7. little storlen Amerlrnn lilstory, Prof.j Waller Sylvester Hertitog; IHrKle Brandon, Jnno Hughes, screen I stnrlets; R-ta, progrnm, l.os Ange- les InvrKtmrnt company, tirriingedj by J. Howard Johnson; Hi-1 l, Karl nurtnett's lllltmoro hotel datnee orchestra. K.T3, l.os Angles, Cnllf. (Pnel fle, 303), 8-0:3o p. m., voml nnd Instrumental numhprs, Alfred A. nntler, organist, KNX, Hollywood. Calif. (Pnrl-i fir, 33.), R n. m morning prayer: 0. Hired Hand, news; 10, Hired Hnnd's morning message; ln:3o, Mrs. Kate Hrew Vaughn, home economies; 12-1 p, m., Wurlltfr pipe oignn studio; r., closing mar kets; ri:4r-(l:i;i, Wnrlltser ptpeor pan studio, Sid Zlff, sports talk; fi:tr.7:S0, program, Ixs Angpbs Comty AsHorlatlon of Optome-; trlsts, Zleglni'M orchentra; R-9, pro-f gTam, Olohe Ice Cream rompnny; i 0-10, KNX feature program spon-: sored by n, H. Hyas rompnny: 10-11, Ahe I.ymnn'H Coeonnut j Orore dnnre orchestra from Am I tmssador hotel. KOA. Pfnver, Colo, (Mountain.! 'SC2.4), H p. m.. "S:ins noia." "Met. ody." Mnhl Stapleton. planlxt; 1 'Tor All Kternlty." "I.ovo Hat Kyea," Lilian Wheeler Hlnnrhar l; violin obilgiito. Helen Kwittn Hnr. tow; "Aliraham Lincoln." Muble Stupteton: 'Lincoln.' "Ping Willi, i ont a Stain." Ullten Whe.ier nionchnrd. vornllst: "i'rndle Sonn", Mable Stspleinn. plnlrt. j KPO. Sun Kmnclwo, Catlf. (Pa-i elflc. K9.M, 7 n. in., dally doaen;1 10, Town cvter: 10:U. theutrlcul . news: -2 p m.. It tidy Soger's , Katrmont Hotel orchestra; 4-a-i-5:3u, Kudy Sb gei Kiiirntnnt ho. tel orebestru; t : So.g ; Sti, children's hour stories. Ills ltrntlier nf Kl'; ! 6:3't, tlieutrlcnl new; 7-7:30, ; ily Slfger's lulritnnt hotel orrhr-i. ! Ira; (1-0. Theodore J. Im in, nr. ' g:i nint ; 9 -1 . prn(rni m. Albert V. Myer, dinrlor; la-ll, llene J.uii. V , Hofio rioom Howl orchestra. Shark Is Death Clue ; f 9 , taaii'iiam. Hair believed that of Amuhu Hlvas, ioay or a inonstur unurK oapiureu Lkiien. flsherman. MUis Kivaa wus when It sank near the harbor in covered. The iliark is 1 OF THE WEEK I'NIOM (Special) - Itev. Charles A. tjuinn spent pari of In Ml week in (taker alfendlrig " Ohdilet Meei- iiiK of the M. K. church. Principal ltiichnnnu nf the Norllj Powder school mine ilown Salur- lay evenlnif to allenil llie basket ball games between his school nnd the locai hlf)r school. Mr, Md. Mitchell was a vlRllor In ItaUer IriHf week and atleiided I he Methodist diHt rlet ponferencp while In that city. Mrs. (Jenrgo Kerguson, who wns recently laken io Itaker for an ap-.j pendieiils operation. Is well on thc road to recovery anil will probably be brought home the latter part ol , (his week. . . I A basketball gnmo has hern i scheduled for Tuesday evening be tween the boys' team from Perry. nnd "Tho Oang," a Sunday school elnss which is being conched by John Wortnmn. The game will be played on the local gym floor at fi:30 Tuesday evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Z. Terrell were hosts to the T. II. rluh Inst Wed nesday evening at thel) homo in North I'nion, Bridge nnd a lunch were Indulged in by the niPinliprs. Clifford Johnson, n member of the Athletic club basketball quin tet, whllo playing In the game at 'ovn last Wednesday evening, had his knee badly Injure and Is get ting about with the uld of crutches at present. ' The Commercial club will be the hosts to tho visiting denllsis Mon day evening at the I'nion hotel. Itlnner and i social time will bp tho program. Dr. Krwln suggested that a deiilnlchalr he set up in the parlor und teeth be extracted to entertain tint guests, but. host Kerr Of the hotel objected, "No teejh ELECTRIC Curling Irons.52.00 op Flat Irons $4.00 up Percolators .J7.00 up Toasters $6.50 up Waffle Irons....$10.00 up Grills . $9.85 up Hot Plates ..$4.65 up Boudoir Lnmp.s..$2.00 up Flar.li Lights 50c up Klnctric Ransc.q..$10.00 Elt'Ktrlfi KiKjines ..$12.00 La Grande Electric Co. as union m RADIO? Nothing But AVc arc now located permanently in the new Harris Building, across the track on Fir Street, where wc will conduct an ex clusively Radio Store and Radio Factory. STOP IN EVENINGS AND HEAR OI R RADIO We sell all standard makes of Radios on monthly payments. ASK lTS IF IT'S RADIO WE KNOW ! Hcarock Radio Phones Made in Ii Grande None Retter HE ACOCK RADIO SERVICE LA GRANDE," OREGON ill - 111 5 mm I WrtKjAt .na. S Cubun Hutiena, was iilscu vruti In ibe near luinpico nuiixr uy t'red vum on the Ward Line sttamwr tlepwuniu March, ISfJL ili'r Irady wus nut re lueter SO ccntlmetera lonr. , polled till nfter . dlpner.". ws hfs dieiiinu InlernnilonaL Klnilevcfiiipii Conclave to Hf Held In July T.Ofl ANOKhKH tAP) Kinder garten nnd primary school teach ers, from nil pans, of tho world, will gaiher Mere July K In II for the tbiiiy-KHcond annual .convention- of the Intcrnniimi;i Kinder parten 1'nion. ... Tim union has n nir-ndtersbip of approximately , :i l.aiin - teoeh- throughout (ho world.. ItepreKeiila IIvph of (be .(irrnnizai Ion .from Oermnny, Kmuce. KpKl.ini, South Airica. CbiiiH,. mun Knutlr RiiWrU can' counl l ien and., tlin TJi ilipliiu1 Island will attend tho citn'vent ion, TielegateH I'rnin cvi'i'y f!t;tli','iii .Oh 1'niied. Hiittes also will bp p.vMent. Miss Kiln Uuth lloyce, of -Uh- hurg. Pa... nrrsideni of Die mil ional orKHuiatlon. will preside tMisK M;il-line Vcverka. kinder- KM i ten and primary supe.ivi.sor of Los Angeles flly-schools and chair man -of lie general committee in California, has been appointed to manage the convention. lllood's thicker, than water, nut doesn't make us thick with Kur ope, not as thick as the war debts do. - ' Put It To Every Think of Prove THE WORLD'S GREATEST BACSDRJG POWDER is in truth, the "Key to Better Baking" SALES X'i TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND Servicing Batteries We Specialize in Batteiry Rorharnlnt;, Repsdrlni and prohmglnf ltt imtoa yonr batliUY waa lulondul lo Kite rejranllMia uf M itae or make. Our prliv ami Herslee must aatlsfr. 8-1IOIIH HFl'IIAHOB HEKVIUB USTDK Dlslrlhiltor FRED T. BURGESS tUIlT 1S nog Jaffaraoa Af. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS ' RIACHIXH snoi AXT) FOIINDRV All Rinds nf AUiliiiiery. Anloinnlillin nnil Trailnrs Repalreil Ok iIhuiI.iI and Iti'lmlll Aoeljliim WvIiUiik of All KlmU CyUnder llorlnu; ami Overslie IMsmua rrankshalls, I'Keons and I'M on 1'lns Itegrnund OIVE VH A TRIAL D. FITZGERALD Prop. Union Oil Company o ' Distribute Profits LOS ANGKLKS (Special) F.ight hundred and one thousand dollars will he distributed among six .houasnd employes of the I'nion OH company of California today, under the rompanys employes pro fit sharing plan. The workers receive a proportion of the net earnings of the com pany's Invented capital which the profits, represent. Hilar Sums in To Iteplace v Country S'nwdlioii-ir IlKHKOItn, Ind. AI That the flimsy schnolhouHc, like tho hick ory stick of the Three-It dnys. Ih drifting Into obscurity, is Indicated tn a survey made by the Indiana I Mmestone CJuarrymen's association j which shows that kist year more than tJiUn.fMifi, ono was spent in re-' placing antiquated school buildings! with materials of n permanent na ture. . Reports lo Hip nssoplatlon Bald that a far greater number of ' school buildings were replaced ( i ban remodeled. md that coniriicis1 qlrcarly . a wardei) give promise of lliii exceeding the previous year in volume of school building construc tion. Kiiifgrmits 'I'ni'ii lo Urn .I I Itlo IH-: JANKItH) (AP) Al though' official Ntallsiies are not yet availa'ble for the entire year," il is estimaled that the number I liiimlgninis nrriviiiir in Itra.ll dur ing 11124 will appi'oximaip Ka.niMi. Mom of Hie peweomers are I'orliir guesc, (Jriin;iiiH, Italians and Span ish. : . Safe Milk For Infant's, Invclidt, . Children. The Aged Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext. In powder form,makwThe Food-Drink for All Ages. Digestible No booking. Alight Lunch always at hand. Also in Tablet form. Ask for "WortfcJcV ut all Fountains. C- Avoid Imitations Substitutes Test You Can to Yourself that "ftiliHrfcu-TiiiwmfcJ Actor Enraptured by Audiences in America t PARIS (AT) 'Americans are all hoart, Klrmtn Oemler. great French aeior, director of the Od on . theater, . told the. Amexlcnn Club of Paris In reeling his im pregflons upon his wturn from the United Stales. Ho went over upon the Invitation of the slate de partment tt a return for the Krcnch government's courtexy in asking James K. Huckeit to play In Purls) two years uo. "1 want to go back and 1 will," said 'M. Send Your Sweelheail ,A VALENTINE Wonderful assortment lc to SI. Sec Window! THE L & L DRUG CO. ' Depot & Adams WI-: IIAVT. no lirtiss : It.A.VO 'I'O parado uro inl AXI TV.l.l, you Vliat we AltlC IKIIXfi or how- wo can NKHVI-: you. Hut wc nro Ol'T l-'Olt liuslnpss uml , IVI'KXD TO MAKK you XO'l'ICl-: what wo nio TBYINC! TO DO. If wo MAliK any HtatomonU YOU no mil liplicro. . .MST .MAUD iis prove TIIKM. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. Jefferson and nemfock Bts. riione Dlaln "1 EKICKSON A DUTtLA.VD i3 Oemler. "The American theaters 'are well equipped and I' ran do ! there Ihe things I dream of." J I The Amerlcun audience, the Upeaker said. Is keenly responsive. ."Vour countrymen are senslilve, ! ii.. A i . .,ieh (xniuniinui. miiiv"" no as tht Prench. and their emo tion Is deeper." To lllustarate this ho told of watching a Molnar play In New York, In which occurs u highly einolional scene. The audi ence, after three minutes of tense ness. Just as the eurtuln was full ing, began to laugh. M. Oemler. It Is Fine to Regain Health -But Much Better to Keep It There are unavoidable illnesses. Itegtilar physical examinations, however, would do away with a Rreat percent of our sickness. Through them any health menace is found in its in cipient stages and corrected before it impairs our efficiency. Such examinations' are of value only when made where every scientific equipment is complete. The Hot Lake Sanatorium Or. W. T. Phy. , Owner and Director. '" l MONUMENTS onnrcn ttiat MONl.'.MliNT NOW We liny made a profound aluily of monument bullillnt?. and an order placed in our hands Ih sure to . receive faithful, intelligent execution a Wc Will Gladly Furnish' JCslliuali's IUue Mountain Marble Granite Company I .".02 S, Ave,, I.a (irnndo, Ore, Portia's Father Was Old-fashioned IN THE day of Shakespeare's famous hcroino, buying and selling were contests of wits. In Venice, haggling and dickering were the vogue. Along the Rialto, sharp practice was the nile. Every purchase of silk or spices was made at the buyer's risk. One had to he a shrewd judge of values and one's fellows to escape trickery. Fortia's father a merchant was used to the ideas of guess, luck and accident. So much so, indeed, that it seemed natural to him to entrust the choice of his daugh ter's husband to three closed caskets and a lucky guess! Nowadays, we do not transact business blindly nor leave important decisions to chance. It is not necessary for us to gamble when we buy. Commodities are identi fied for us by trade-marks. Manufacturers go to the advertising columns to tell us about their products. Merchants describe their merchandise price, quality and service. By reading advertisements, we get a knowledge of goods nnd stores that we can depend .on. Advertising reduces chance, in buying, to a minimum. DO YOU READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS? puzzled, inquired of theatrical men p" ,wi. rwi wns told It was he rause the American playgoers sen Niliveness to emouoiiai uii"M' so thorough that he could not long sustaln It. and laughed as a natural paction. vThut l why." h ex ululned. "your apeukers. disrussiiig ,he most serious sulject. throw in two u three jokes" M Oelmer praised A merlcn n theaters. American simplicity and honestv of expression, und abovo nil the freedom from Kovrrnnutlt conl rol of art jmi y mm g tt l" Mali jlsris