La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 14, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, February 14, 1025. THE IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER , PAGE FTVR Local News In Brief COMIKU EVENTS Marrh 6. . 1 District high school buskuthull tournament at Union. Says She's Wife lo llury I'nltle It. H. Bald oc li, Htutn highway . nftineer, went to Vule yesterday to ,nj iivrKiucu mow neu in me re- t-tnt flood. ,oenl contractors are preparing Itldrt to submit to lhe slate ltltrti -way commission on I'Vurinry -ti, tyr widening the UmlKrnnl Hill, in miles east of I'endMon. This grade is Known generally aa Cabbage Hill- , Haw Disiilay The current display in tlu ctiam- I).t of commerce office window Ih lliat of thjrCrai.de Hondo Lumber toiiipitny. The window Ih arranged io represent a woodinin a camp wilh an -axe. a chopping block and various lumber producla about. loml to Huker (. Williams, resident enl nuer for (he state highway depart ment, who has been located here lor some time has moved to Baker (m a will make his headquarters there this summer. mm mm mm i j - r . 'i uitp ramiv ;... 1 1 1 4 J SAVE -with SAFETY DRUGSTORE I HOUSE CLEARS . SUPPLY BILLS (Continued from Pare 1)' Attended Mating Will ia in -KamberK, president of tin- t'nlon "County Poultry Ahho- liiitloii. U I' Tyler, manager of tlit Blue fountain Creamery com puny and, local marketing agent for the nuMoeiauon and h. u. a very, county agriculturist were in Cove yesterday attending a poultry meet- jus. Ordered l'olatocs 1. V. UriKKH, of Island City, was n I. a Grande yesterday on bust bi ss. wliile Here .Mr. itriggs pui in vice. HOT LAfcK (Sp.ci.-il) Word has been received jt the Hot like sanatorium tint Mr. I J. Whaley of f'lorenee. Montana is serioiusly ill In Spokane. Tin l. J. Whaleys wen :j.t (he lake when Mr. Whaley received word that Ins brother Cb'mi-nt Whaley. a. lumber muim faclnwr. oT Missoula. Mont., was on bin way to Hoi Lake, HeriouHly til. The 1. J. Whaleys went to Spokane to meet Clement Whaley but tho latter was taken from the train in Spokane unconscious and died booh utter In a hospital there. Mm. Whaley left Hot l.ake ap parently in good health but became upon her arrival in Spokane. )r. Phy was requested to come to Spokane to attend Mrs. Whaley. Florence .Montana, la usually represented at (he Hot lakc sann turlum. Mrs. p. R Tusehner and her brol her, Kred Hossfield lire the latest representatives from that town. . . , ' W. J.-Danes and wife of l.ewls- ton, Ida., and also Mrs. H. M.' War ren of the same place arc visiting a friend at. the lake. It. L. Kd warrbi. , .Miss Alice Klnnell of Portland formerly employed at the lake at farm secretary, is back for a short visit and medical attention. . ' Alfred It. Crouter of ('nioii ha taken up a position on the Phy mern farm during the past week.' Mrs. S. D. Crowe of ha Grande whose husband is manager of tht Home Telephone company is in Ih hospital for an operation. The postmaster at Baker, W. T Bowers spent a few days at tin take for the baths and medical ad an order for a share of tho ccrti fied seed potatoes now being ship ped In by the l.n Giande National hunk as a help to the Union Coun ty potato growers. Will Shoot All he men or women either able to tote, a gun are Invited to par ticipate in a friendly shool at the Wing, Kin and Tleetfoot grounds tomorrow. Firing will commence at ten o'clock in the morning and an unprecedented slaughter of clay pigeons may be anticipated.. Will Hold .Meolln:. A Joint meeting of the Woodmen f I he World and the Women of Wnodcrart will be held in Kaffles hall next Monday evening. Besides a number of business matters of In terest to 'the members of the or- gfliilxatloiVs entertainment features will be given. The meeting will open ai eight oVJock. Personal Mention Betty Jcnks. former society girl, who cliiim8 to he the common law widow of A. N. Dates., and - claim's halt his $700,000 In Erie iPa.i emiria of till' g'.-um. dozen bllhj on that pro Add lu I'rognuii. " 4 TINKER TAPK has thousands of uses lu the houic, oft ice or workshop, Tho. housewUc can use it to mend a broom. hniNh, um brella, or lamp shade, re pair a lamp cord or torn sulri. A inun will find It useful for repairing golf sticks, fishing rods, Ures, etc. The most universally useful article to have around, l'ive-yard roll on metal spool 25c Glass Drugs Inc. :tii! i:i;xai,i, smro ' Lu Grande, Oregon MARY SHINES 1IJILE Mccnea of pageantry and. revelry iro presented with plctureKqut! iiagnillcence in licture. "Dorothy At the same lime, the Craintoti bill for reorganisation of the pro hibition enforcement unit and the federal employes reclassification measure were added to tho list of bills on which action will - be HiinirhL before Mnreh 4. Administration leaders also uu-j dertook to smooth tho way loj consideration of tho government reorganization bill ty ugreehig to bacii ellmlnatu the provision, for a de partment of education- and relief and to retain the good roads bur eau In the ugrlcutture. department Instead of transferring it to the Interior department. The Hinended measure will be presented Saturday to the Kep ib- Itean organization conference for I decision as to w hether It should be pressed at this session. While the senate, failed to reach a vote on the Independent offices bill, it attached as a rider to I hut measure a provision prohibit Ing tho GO per cent surcharge by rail roads on Pullman accommoda tions The plan Is to force a vote In tho house in this way on i subject which that body has fall ed to consider at tho 'present and the last sessions. luiKO biuc foot eil human tracks ubout IB tilt-hen long. They had! evidently been made when the floor was soft. A little rarther n were some trucks that looked like those of an 'Jnshod mule. Floyd remarked with his custo mary druwl and with a twinkle in his eyes that he 'sposed old Adam and Kve took their honeymoon here. S'pose old Adm made tho tracks and old Kve rode the; mule. " Nearby they came lo a ledge of rock on which lay a piece of, stone lhat closely resembled u lower set of false teeth. "I found these, .along here," he drawled. "I, s'pose old Kve lusl 'cm. I pm cm up hero for lur. thought she: uiiRht waul cm when she came to earth." Hunt's Letter (Continued from Togo 1.) up no sim'Ii furmlriiihU' fuse na wua broiiKlit UKatuHt Senium' Kui'Io 1i. Miiyfii-lil of Texan, wluwe election lias just been conflrmeil uflor a .nil...) . -tiui. l ions and tetlinus Inquiry. Vernon ,t 1-in.l I briefly. Johnson charges that Mis. W. tl. Hoherlson of Telo i iiB'1 was. Ill l.u Grande IhlH inolll Ing ull a Bhoiplllg trip. Mr. and Mm. II. I.. son. TeloeaS'.'t residents, 1 lit elty this morning. I .owe and ivere. In Mrs. It. I. Kreutz ns 11 l.n (Irniide visitor yesterday. Hhe rir tuiiied lo her home In I'nity. tlre trun, this-liiorning. Miss .Madge Johnson led for ll.ilnes I his morning. Miss John son hus ben 'Visiting here al the .1. A. O'Neill home. Mr. uiid Jlrs. ,M. Hioms or t ' n ion "en- In l.u liruiide Ihls iiioruiiiK Mis. Hioms Is tulilng medieal treat ment here. K. (I. Archibald of Hie A. I Kern Construction company, was N'sistcrcd at tile Summer hotel yes lA.lay. ' This (ever III Alaska Is terrible. 1'iit It won't hill us ninny men as the gild fever did. ' ' About 40 gallons or-beer r "I en a I Milch ship was dumped over board but It's ii long lime beforu siilniner. -V I 'lily a few more cussing duys I'tldie Congress adjourns. STRATFORD Mrs. lirooks of l.a Grande li acting us a special nurse in tin hospital again. Mrs. K. .M. Kvans who was Hit superintendent of the hospital some time ngo has come back tc learn tho laboratory work here ui she finds the equipment more com plete than In the school which sin was attending In Portland. neni-u-o Anderson from I'aldwcll ldulio, Ihc son of Ihc florist at -Hot Uike has undergone on operatiol In Hie hospital. John Anderson his father, has been at the Sana torluni Tor years caring for tin flowers and plants of the Institu tion. In ISiill '. I. I.euslien or SI Johns. Washington, cume to St I'uul. which was then the "fii west," from Amsterdani, ilollunu and renienibers well before leaving hauiu, thtales which bis fathei who was ati"3ll sea captain tole of the llritlsh fled during Hie clvl wur. The Urlllsh fleet suppllei tho southern urmy and Mr. U-ush-en, the elder, saw il great deal o. the struggle on I he sea. t'. 1) l,cushcn Is a patient al Hie lane. William llollons, the dlvlslol superintendent', r I hi- I'llioll t'u ciric railroad, called at Hot lik with his dauBllter. .Miss I heda. II order thut she might receive nicdl cul attention. Mrs. 11. O- Allen of liolse. Idaho Is ut Hie hike lor a couiru of treat ments. ' ' ' Alike Kllsa or Shoshone. Idaho is one or the few people who car still lell lules of Indians anil Hu ll warfare on the whiles In tills loc ality and speak from aclual ex perience. Mr. Kllsa worked fol .lames Welch's rather Tor I" years. The last time' that the Indian! made war on the whit- settlers Ii North I'owder. Mike Kltsa rescuei Jim Welch mid his mother air took them lo t nloll in safely. .Mr Kllsa is sinndlng a few das al the sanatorium for medical utleii lion. Mrs. Hose j(ll':ci-d of l'!li"ll 0 .....i....l in Hi.- diet kilchell at Hot Uike. A. .1. Cower of I'ji tininde. wlit Is enuiloved bv tile. 1'layle Oil t'i Is receiving medical 'attention H the hospilal In the form of a mllioi siiruical onerallon.. Auiung recent arrivals at Ho- I ake lire: Mr. iiii.l Mrs. Mutiny mown of Maker: l''red White. Mi l-;uen; llemy Hock. ' llockland Ida.: Mrs. A. McMillan. St. .Maries. bin.: Allen Thoinpson. ICcho. ore Mi-s. 1'ora Calon. Telocassi't: Jiiine. ltosewall, I nlon. Ore.; Mrs. C. M llrr. Nallipu. Ida.; II. !. Wilson I'nrtland: I. l.onc!e. 1'ortland; Mrs I'hurles Itudd. I'cndlelon; C t ueriher. l.n Urundt-: Mrs. A. H Miller, t'nlon. t'u-. :n I b.'ll." wbl.-b will onen a three i wl, "S'-hull's knowledge and con- 'ay run ut Sherrys theater tomor- j s0t- MI"-ola hoolleggers were ow afternoon, when the first pub-I t,ol'rc,''a M '"nti lbutlng Heavily Ic showing will be held. Duo to,10 nBrosMnans senatorial he excellence of the picture and campaign fund. he widespread recognition of thlsj The levity with which many sen flvon by reviewers in every cltyiutors discuss the charges Is Indl t hns been shown In, large crowds j cated by the observation of one re anticipated. - that-ho'd "bet Schall never saw a xpeel- ooollegger.ln Ills lite. He wouldn t know, ope If lie saw one. Another reason for the i 'd attendance Is that Mary I'ick ord. favorite screen heroine. Is cast n the lending role in "iiorothy ernon of lladdnn Hall." l-'or ears Miss I'ickfonl has charmed niillil udes or movie goers and her! upiilarity has not waned In the list. In her latest, production I he plays liei, greatest role, many -xperls believe. - Mat-shall Neilan was director or he film and will! Miss I'ickfonl. Minn l-'ori-CHt'S Mare MacFlcriuol t. slelte Taylor aiur'otlier stum etisl siiptibrt, he engineered a very mceessful 's'ereeiv .ilramu. , SNGLAND TAKES up tournament"" (;olf eac;erly HKIH.IN ,:(AP When (he up pie grovyeVM'of (loi-flierti Nc'w'Voril or of jlhc far northwest want tc know lib en. .where, iiud In how great HUiintltles It is advisable tc ship Hji'jr .product to ticrmaiiy they will hereafter be able to ob tain accurate advice from tin- de part niejfl of agriculture ut Wash ington, or from Its Merlin office at j.nNijiiN ( P). The ii-si,i,l-,w,,iw'r torn hiuiietit seasrm lit Itrltishgolf ' hey will thereby avoid I he egaii almost with the start .of situation' lhat obtained with refer- he new year, the., oxford., ati t'n,ft ,u rji '"'VIL- K'lylAg up- lely Mmlu'gti- on'; -the i lid vice ;o'Kuropen!;-brok. atlug II at Uyn with Iheir unit ml ;'(,; ().- apple growera shipped ompetltion lor Hie presitieul's large ifiiantltieM of appleH to Ger. lilies. 'miMle-agei native ealtind. who bowled over hot h lime I liat apples from t V.eehoslo- ynl loiley and Sir lenient Hoi I- vakuu-Austria, and I' ranee poured JUST IN N LOWEST STYLES Tan, Brown and Black ' X4.95 10 $7.85 Ox fouls of (Jtialily Clint's Clothiery Th Store With Oonsdence T RADERS PASS UP AID PLA mil I.ONIIIIN t A l'). SeVerllt lin of pounds sterling ate wait ut Ihe deoartnient of over seas tiad" for Itritish traders I.ul Ibev do not com- ...rHiii-ib The ib-nartiie-nt has a Ihorliv. under the export cn-iliti heiiie Initialed three years ago t it finance Irad-is In. the expo.l ... m,...l for unv snin from ( Mt.iviir.IS. and although l.ve be. u b nt for thai luuri.ose tli'-r are many more mil iiif.ii. iitallabte. Itrlllsh trade Is l-l. w-,l to .e ,,n the upgrade and tile d.pail intent i " "' "h vporler do not Ink- n.hantas of the fa. Ilities. I'm. li.-ally. th ,are asking people to borrow money land participate In the scheme which for a small premium fcuii' antc." payment of bills dinwn 'rv-rters against export of lliil Ish joods. and under certain con ditions participates in any loss. 1 OFFERED OHGHARDISTS PICTURES PRESENTED TO LIBRARY (Continued from Vago 1.) Cao IW-niilifuI. tue of the most beautiful, sights, the gii Ih report, was a place on the roof about feet square where the Halts hud furimni a mass of perfect white lilies. The place culled the diamond fleid was a muss of ciKhl-slded riuurts about thi- Hlit or honeycomb octa gons, but each point was ' separ ate. They ca itfht and reflected the IIkM and sparkled more brll lantly than a diamond which was compared w ith them. Itcyond this was a formation on the wall that looked like tin old hen and chick There w as a s! retch of rocky cavern almost ah hiuuoiu as pave nient which V'loyd pointed out to the Klrls. remarking that he want ed to put an automobile in there next year so ho could give peo ple a car ride In tho cave. The girl's don't know whether his um bltton was realized or not. Men's Railroad Shirts Men's blue or polkadut Railroad Shirts, band stylo, two cullius to match genuine 1000-inile shirts, ut only $1.39 I 53 STORKS t jrt ! THB HUB Special naming masterpieces and artists. 1st. $50, by art department of Neighborhood cllib." 2nd. 125, by C. A. Tlmgaman. 3rd. 16, by Mrs. George Htod- durd. Grade school memory contest. $10 to ono pupil In each grade school In the city naming the most masterpieces and tho artist. tu by local chapter of 1. K. $10 by Tho Kvcnlng Observer. $10 by Dr. K. I. Mossman. $10 by nr. Kay Murphy. Grund prize lu grade schools, $25 given by the Neighborhood club (for individual winner In grade schools). In addition Hurley- ltich ardson will give a framed picture to put In the room of the prize winner In each grade school. . The American Crayon company will give a complete set of art ma terial to the prlzo winner lu each grade school and a prize set to the Individual winner in the grade schools. . Members of Neighborhood mem ory conteal. 1st. $25, by art department -f Neighborhood club. Any woman not a inember of the Neighborhood club may take part In llic conleat by becoming an iissociute inenioer or iim ciuu unu puylu(E Jl Inltlullon fee. STATE OPENS STOKES TRIAL (Continued from' Page 1.) charges he was making were tin-1 true." said Vmlth. ; counsel for Stokes. "Tho case Is not concerned wilh actual truth, but with moral certainty and reason able doubt." "Overruled," said .Judge W. N. Gcmmlll. Judge Gemmlll declined to rule before hearing evidence, on an ob jection to Mr. Smith's Htaiement that Mr. Ktokes was vindicated from previous churges by the flrat ruling In the dtvorcu case brought by Stokes In 11I,U. RESCUE OF COLLINS IS NOT DISTANT II. IV, tunny Itf "September, and October nf NeVThese hipmeutu arrived -iboiit th riiefw on the last day of I he 'Olllpelitliill. I loldei-iiess, the itiua- iir champlniVt had won the pilt r on four prti(iiis occasions. . ' T);e Oxford and Cambridge so lely einbraceK only e-st lldenls (he two ancient universities, ii t must of (he aiiiateiifM who wive utlalne gi-ratueNH lli,HiltiUn members. This indicates how limit gold has remained a "geli- le.in. Hi's game" In lncland. no natter how safe it has been made in, am - German - nppleH still 'fur ther hctp'-d to glut l he market. Thtt result was a loss lo appli growers ull around. . - Thin conc,entralon of Khlpnientt in Ihe late autumn Ii.ih meant uls thai in-jMarch and April (ienmuo w ill have prtKi rally i no apples I'lie KllVopenti varieties won't keej so long, it see i us, and no provision lias been made, for American ap ples tohe shipped. Apparently no body has ever made It Mh huslnesi- demoeracy. Indeed. every .to supply t he Amerh-in appl maleiir ehamidon since l!M!i lmn';rowers with authentic Information e n an f.ford man. Storey, and the department of agriciilt ure't tinner. up in last year's chum-1 foreign h-tvIit pmpuHvs lo remedy iionstiip, is n aittii, iige sl ident. . this ileR-ex chirago man got fix mouths for leuling $u,imri which is good pay n for s'eaMng. ale professftf finds Ihe cost of living has udvam-ed two points, but if is stilt worth (lie price. Mine Bites at Building k' 'vX'A 'rr ' I? llTli'.m f 3 Vit&tf&S rAiy TrtfiY itearjir' sjii- X c & , : k f t t (Continued from Tugo 1.) ijrother of. . I'loyd,; the one who w as laU"it - exhausted out of I ho cuve In t eying lo rescue ! loyd. When the Oregon girls arrived at the CoHlria!'.Ilaiio.1lioyViffHr'd lilt; . t-iuui'-iurAWU'ljMss.vviwjjyty.i check In payment' of the admls slon fee lo the cave. He looked doubtfully ut II and remarked, "I ion't like to take things that I don't know nnylitlng uboul." He had had- some trouble, with a check before and declared that he "wasn't going lo gel caught it gain." His son. Homer, persuad ed him that It was all right, ho he. accepted It, but said that he "preferred 'money." rio.nl I-lkcO Guldp Work. Kloyd liked to guide people through the cave beca jse ho hud discovered it. "Ilia parents had ulihout decided to send Horn with us," Miss 1 Vrce said, "but I 'loyd looked so dlauppolntcd that I they said, 'Well, go 'long with you if you want to, but don't stop to i look at every little murk.'" ! "There wa a, quick descent i from the enlruncc. We had gone! only a little wuy when Kloyd ask-' ed us, 'Are you skeery? Then step over here and I'll show you some-1 thing. Looks like some ono had been here ahead of us We step ped to the nldc of the trail and; on a bl piece of rock by ft great ( crevice there were the remains , of three human skeletons. "Presently we came to some Spring complexions Wind and sun, Chaps and rough skins Jump and run. Keeps your skin "Soft as Velvet" SAN TOX Velvet Ijjetioh'''" 35c THE L & L DRUG CO. y','.,t'l)cjoC&. Adams -v . . Special Sunday Dinner Served from 5:30 till 8:00 IV M. . Iced Fruit Cocktail ; . Chicken Couillion '. . . Celery Hearts Ripe Olives Roast Young Chicken with Dressing ".''Baked Ham, ' Southern Style Roast Veal with Dressing Brussels Sprouts -, Snowflake Potatoes . ; Apple' Nut "Salad ' , Bread and Butter Date Pudding Ice Cream and Cake Pie or Fruit Jello Ninety Cents per Cover SPRING HATS Trr-lu lliMinrls In !Hi-v,T ikwlitiis for JHIU? Inl mira U years lo 0. I'i-lifl-from 2.2 lu a.5. Via will Im! Itlml lo hllllW lllllll lo Oll. . , , ; ' Art & Baby Shop ..v.i,-. -,i,i ., v.j.-viiiiYl'i'iiNVl iif'nKr'iih'V"" "' ' 1I1.SISI I ICIIIMi llnlcl NolllliH'r Itlillt. KI A.MriNO iiuiruiiii k JArl;K8 . m. v. i iiuioad , t- --f ARCADE, Sunday Only 5 Acts Vaudeville 5 (iit ni-i ha ami i-ieri m:s o iiiirriii-:, "AKitiFiNM:,1' sr.i.!;t"iiox I'IikI Show nt 7 Sliinii READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS Cltiwns of llsller"". fkta.. er lhrun Into mlc when th V. M. C A. dropiwl thres fMl on Its foundations Into tunnel of ths sHintSmed s U'lr ::r: T'u VjlVllne 'a '.-.ii-J 'i 10213b .i. There's No Hope mn '" wIh, uliiw rliin-e lirn IWs buyliiK lliw. It's mut nXMrt Ion (i-r. We Kite pt-ronl Rtisrsn. Ire. In kildlllon I" Dial ihr fai'lorr mi ii;M.IIAIi COIlltS sjhI e maku our own ailnlmenl!. Thpy r,u.it Hire jim full l)ollar-for-Uol-tar Kfrrlcc. Ak us nHiri- alMMil Ihe (il.MJlAI- Jcuiuug3 & ShumuU. Props. Successors to Southard k Shinn. Va E. Roach 'w:H,GlfiiM(,TryOrt . Wnltdl lnJ tlSrttttl Hal Roach i,Ai iiin i;it, tii it i i.t.s a x i) homaxit: A Ii ti itoi.i.i.i) ixi'o oxi:i A pli-tiiro imi'li! for i'ntT tiilnmrnl purpoiirs only! oni- to U"l you rorkMH with InllKlltir when yoil'p not .-UiiKlnK lo Hi'1 "l" "r yu II- wnt mi. I tlirllllim IHl lis llirllls. An.l whnl a iol-h-i-tloii of iii..rrynmUirs lo ki'i-p you lmppy! "l-'lKhlln DikI Tylir," tin' irror of Tyli;rvlllr. his hnttllnic som, . Muse ivllh il wi-iikm-ss for K I'lut cornrl iniisiii, sn.l .Mill Willi n ciml-lroil jaw uiwl a niooni'iilf trinp'THiiii-nt In iiiiitt-rs of iov.- iin.l llii-n I'.ihy. "Tlic Whlli- Wo'i'li" of th.. I. lin k Bin. i fiimlly who ; tnK a g.-ntli- n.-phyr ninonif I-'iillHT Tvh r's royal family of Kiiniws ryt-lonffl. AT THK STAR TODAY nnd SI NDAY ARCADE Monday (Night Feb. 16lh. Cm lain t. I. M. AdmisMion S1.10 83c - 50c BKCK & WALKER'S All Colored ai III The Best Singers, Dancers, Talkers, Musicians And Comedians 1 8-Dusky Wonders-1 8 HAND AND ORCHESTRA ' Watch for Street Parade The nhnw is O. K. the piices right. You'll do well to take the whole family.