La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 14, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, February 14, , 1925. ; Mactino Co. Kow Koley W6g I'houo 8S W. S2-J3-X7-U School News Observer Crossword Puzzle J'loui'rH lur lentliifs. PAGE fiTGIfP WA1UH if . i i I i t il 1 i o) THIS SPACE KEEPING POSTED On The VOLUME EVENT MEANS DOLLARS TO YOU La Grande , Oro. A wo ii urn In hut id is wurlh two J In teura. First Methodist Episcopal Church 5PM. SUNDAY 5PM. A program of inspiration and of pleasure, ly ncn exclusively. Men, women and children invited to this 5 P. M. (Vesper) Service. THE PROGRAM Organ Prelude t .....David I. Stoddard Iiarilonc Solo, "The Song the Angels ' Sing" (Harry Wildemerc) Paul Knauiz Selection Union County C. of C. Quartet Five-Minute Talk, "The Men's Forum . Ralph Bycrs TciwMinuto Talk, "The Church in the Community" E. D. Towler Twenty-Minute Sermon, Man?" ... Kami 5. sharp MEN Doii't Overlook This- lira ml new shipment of Oriole True fruit and Manual. ide Chocolate ('reams. We have never had a SriiCIAL on the r'luit Marmalades be fore, but they are mixed with the creams this ' lime , '' Orange Pineapple - Strawberry und Raspberry SI'KCI.U., l!)c 1'OIM) Newlin Drug Co. On the Corner SHERRY'S TODAY THE MARSHAL OF HONEYHINT . A llapid-firc Drama or Hie Old West Starring J A C K 1IOXI F. A Two-Fisted. I'p-Slnmling Son of the Plains It's a Picture for Every Younger from Nine to Ninety! Comedy "DIRT Y HANDS" Tin- Ijilln club held u very In-(-rcallng meeting I J'"' WeilncnUny. The program cuminlliee willi Joro tliy Ann Warulck a chairman pre Ht'iitcil hi-vera I iininbcrH In Jjittln which were nil viry well reeelveil. tlculah Hchroeiler rem! u ttpcr concerning fbc Hf"' ' 'he undent ItoininiH. 'J' he club In inuklng good progress. Miirjiit i( Warn Irk ban recently been unpointed Itiilritiitti or ,tlit iliM'orat Ing committee fur the Junior-Senior; bniKiuct. Moiii" very original lilcaa have been mibmlt till. Marjoric J'ecliJer litm been appointed chairman of Ihe Jiit-ini ronimulec tor I lie banquet and 1 working hit' il. oilier commtUeeB will be urrangeri Inter. I ni'iil In- Punk Ik hn-v coltcctlnir monev for the junior rlUH which urrived a few days ago. J'roNpectlvii gruduutcH of tint i.'lafH of Twcniy-l'lve are liluceiJ ut Mcvenly-lwo. I Ills in nuinewliut larger I nun lunt yeur. . During tills WL'uk the eutirn "What Is Kev. Keith to (i sharp. This meeting is a demonstration of the new day wherein men of a com munity show new life in church af fairs. Fullest success will-.be attained by co-operation ly church men at this neutral Sunday hour. ONLY LLJ- MhL, JH MkU l - lT byT i r 1 38 3f 140 Hl 42 143 H'J I J : ,LLJ1.Lj 45 f 46 4 r iQ L-j fi t eLJ ,s WUat a purty for the puzzlo fun! (July I wo w ordu of seven let-(i-i-b. The rent not lunger than five letters, nhd very fuw un keyed! 'i'liia outfht to be solved In record time. liom.oN'i'Ari Triungulur pieces of land. Minute holes In thu skin. Wooden shoe. l'ortiticutlon with two para pets. Jumbled type.. A game In which ponies urc used. Particle of matter. Pronoun. Purpose In view, tihort slumber. A wlieClcd velilcle. Ttiu legal profettaion. Povert y. A noisy feust. Formerly. Carts used Jor heavy loadn. A spike pf corn. A smull evergreen shrub. Negottute. Hultom of a nhlp. A raising muscle, A reception. A class of Hpeclen. South American hunting im plemcnt. liighcst card. I,euf of the calyx. The orient. An idle fancy. An Infant, Consumed. A tree. A drunkard. An Indian weight. lie quiet. A plane surfac. Morally bad. Mutdcul note. Kmull stinging Insecta An ucld fruit. Cleunserit. To vomit. school Hjbtem in conneclhm with language work has used Lincoln as Its theme. The name plan will be followed during the week of Wash ington's birthday. In uddlllon each M'hnol hen arranged for a speaker, prominent citizens n the commun ity acting In thin capacity. Th'u high school Is cooperating with the Arcade theuter in Ihe pre sentation of "Abraham Lincoln." a stirring patriotic drama of the life of Lincoln. School was dis missed at' ;i o'clock Friday In or der that the students c,ould ut tend. It Is also (he Intention of (lie high school In cuoperaling wl' h Ihe American l.eglun in t he pre sentation of the picture "The Mall Without a Counlry." the 1Mb and IDth of Fchruury. This week the seniors have writ ten essays on Lincoln. A contest was pill on all over the l ulled Stales by thi people of Springfield. Illinois. In every high school it medal wum given lo the senior writ ing the la-si etouy. Herman Kra mer was the winner in the La tirundc high m-hnot. An assembly wus called Thurs day morning to commcmorulc the birthday of Abraham Lincoln. Merman Kramer, the winner of the Lincoln essay content read his essay and was awarded the medal by I). S. IHrnle. a member of the board of education. M r. I lampion spoke and urucd every Hhidelll t see the pictlir "Abraham Lincoln" at the Arcade The speaker of the morning. Uev. Klmcr Grant Keith was Introduced by Mr. Towler. H- presented to us the man Lincoln In un Impres sive manner. Mrs. t'leux er. representing tlie Neighborhood club, explained art week und the contest liny arc put ting on lo stimulate Interest among the school children. The winner will receive u ca-h prlae, The baskulliult girls have been practicing every morning before school for the lust two weeks. W ednesday evening ufti r school a basketball game whs plu ci he tweuii the girls' team and Ihe freshno n hoys ten in. The irtrb won by a large score. The girls have ulso bean n lh- wiunuil b a lurg score. Suturda nigbt they piuv the I n Ion nhla at nlun and xp- ct lo beat Hi in. Tlu-fe a m pi p uhm oiblt held Friday morntn for th- purtMtm- of aroiiidim iithu-iM.stti fur th- La tirundc-Pendlelou t.ask- (ball tntuic w hii h nun ildrd tlmt n. nine Several i!hs H)(o at th- Hp tni-et-tit the junior nhowt d their ai.il h to ) ell und were pro (uttio d tlie cliitmolon rooter of the m hool. Tin) ug.iln dUpiHcd their ntdlti be for i- the school at vmlerdaj ' an-embl) und thereby uph Id their title. Prank Johnon who w ri nt ty appointed to the "profe.t..nl position" or high sthool doctor. g. the ""udents a short talk on thu mrj und tuture poaibUlUt of VKUTICAfc 2. A boll". 3. A Mhurp blow. 4. Plark. 'vv. i 5. Pertaining to the hum. G. Purl of a flower. 7. SccnU I j S. Hydraulic engitm. K. Meaning in or on. 10. What hoium pvoj m do with t their money. i:. Pith helmet, J J 3. Variety of snake, I 1 4.i Sleeping place.- 11 G. I.lfeh'SS. 1U. Speed. 21. KxpeilMlVe. -M. To boaHt. i L'O, Coloring, liquid, i US, luapeiy for a. window, , I :'y. Snake-like fish. :tl, liargainH. 133. Kmploys. i3j. Golfing expression, i 30. A mire. 3 S. Reluctant. 3'J. Pesides. 4. A large vessel. i . Peak of a bird. 43. Tree with a pulscmous Hap. 4 1. Cuvalry weapon. ' 4fi. l-'our-louted animal, 4 0. Tapestry. 4 7. Tripod. 4'.). Musical tnstrunicnlM. , ft I. National assembles. 2. One who moves. 5fi. To draw Unit. fn. Measjre 'of duiatlnu. fin. Literary gossip. li'. I lesthiy, Ii4. Move on. fiii. A soul hern stale. medicine and such anlinepllrH as jiodln-. He I'-ally exhibiled an astonishing knnwlcdm- of I lie use 1 of medicine and showed us his great ability along this line. An A- (L S. executive meeting was held February fourth. The I girls dlsi-UMS'-d April Antics and de cided that U would be In Ihe form lot H'unls and perhaps a one-act play will be given. The chairmen of the committees gave their re- ; ports. The regular business mi-cling of the A. b S. was held February U. The creed and sb'Kan presented by the creed coiuiulllee eliiiiriuati was accepted by Ihe girls. Ib-h-n Will- ! lams read t he const II otiou which .the girls voted upon and accepted, j j A "Trail Seekers" clidi has la-en Siruunlxi'd in the A. C -S. with Mae , l'.eau as chairman. Ms purpose Is to create iiiti nsi in the old Oregon (Trail, especially in conn-clioli with i the part played by Ia lirande pio neers. v Marjorie f Warnb k and Sylvia Malone have made two ery Inter esting posters to advertisi- the A. lb S- alms. The ftitls' red room w.is opened Wedni s lay. It has I n complete ly done dV'T. Loni; M ats are built In along the walls and new drapes grace, the windows. a Th- "lug Sisters" gave H,c "lit tl,. sisters" an ni'i' r si honl tunch con Thursday night. The girls alt wrote short notes to Miss Iti-nnclt telling h' r what I he had learned liliont their k Isle is. A-b Inide ('lark perlormed very erdttnlily to the amufement of the audience.. The comne-reial club wrote curds to the hustncKi nu-n teihng them of the girls who would like posi I Ions assst en mtr.i pliers. , A. ii. S. ( li ed. Slogan: Honor, s r ice and frh-ndship. Reputation is w hat m.n and j women think of us: character Is what Hod and the ami Is know of tin. j Our slogan, honor, service, und , friendship, should ehertIied by (each IndMdual member. Hiuh Id. -ill's e I a tt to o r n 1 Ipom-hl. truth mid hlo sly. tend Mo make a school st iio) tnut-loik-d bi-rorc the -es oT It"- p..pb-. 1 real fjo Ilvrcfori-, that the si remit h of mir school b pends up on thi- etiar.iei.-r of lt Tuh-nts. I .in Ii link In a ( h.iin eiu.l h.- sir mm v nous Ii lo st.i nd I hi' si ruin upon the entire chain, so once -, ti In- jiliviilnal ol Ibis elu'K Tlie Ai't ati'd Hlrl Sitob-nu f--- revereitc. ' ctierlih bleats. o(.e ti e lnw. prac tice triilh'tnd iins . h oi u clean. Welt-ordered life, siiolnu: cotnis ' sbn for the weak, encouragement ! for the stionii. anil b.iity t nil Help The t.inio Stst.r' and gubb them in H II KiXt- tlllllKS when net ' i'wr ; m that ihf m tirande high school may t'tind unr-toike-J b'. tor the world. FIND IT- MERE Copy for this 4ihiniii niiit bv In by U:UU ii. in. Stl'.'J.-.. los Ihtl-. Spet Jiil Only a limited mini be left ii I.om while t!i-y hint. Nurtfm'H Kiddy Shop. 2-J4-U Aoliri' lu Ueliekuhs. The regular nici'tifiur night, of the i rylal Hi bi-luih lodge has b-en chanued In Wi-dnHiliy evening of icli wee);. The tinnual roll rail will be Wednesday, February ."itii. Minnie llragg, Noble CJrand, Maltie Golden, Secretary. '-' VfC 2-13-31 ' Vuur preserlpl lnim nuhkl. and areiirately filled und delivered without charge for delivery ut Kil-verihorn-W'righfa Kuniily Drut Store, . a-G-2t Miss Gladys Miller lias room for a limited number of piano pupils. Call studio I7U-W or home IKfi-J any day except Monday or Thurs day. 2-7-12lp l-'or a Valentine send her flow ers. 3-l-2t Alrologer Mrs. ' F. A, IJalmes. Jerforson Ave., corner Willow. Phone LMK-J. 2-2-lmp Always ci fine Hue of siulionery II ,.f In Lull.- 111.. lol..lll slyhs and tinls ut iiricts you will ieei yuu can aiioru io puy. -At hii vi rlhorn-Wright's Family i)rug Store. 2-ti-2t Diin'l Overlook '1 bis. Ilranrl new shipment of orile line fruit and marmalade cliocolute creams. V,u have never had u spe cial on the Truit nuinna hides he lore but they are mixed with thr creams this lime, orange, pineap ple, strawberry and raspberry. Spe cial 4ye.popund, Newlln Drug Co. 2-ia-at You will be a better American I for ut' ending the picture show. I he Man Without u t auntry ul (he Arcade, February IS and J 9 under Ihe auspices of the American Legion. 2-3-151 If you need a strong stimulating tonic lo relieve your nervous or worn out condition and lo;i of ap petite you will be iiilckly beliefiied by using a bottle of Nerve and Vi la Inser Stimulant, which will cost you $1.mo u bottle and sold only by Silver! horn-Wright's Family Drug Store. 2-13-21 Hemstitching Pici( ICdo ru Mrs. .1. F. O'Connell, linl o Avo Corselicre for IJarcley corsets. B 1-27-fd Special price, $S.0(t per cord for IG-nicU wood. Phone 2B7-W. 12-27-tf lleiiisiltclilng, pleating, button IioIch, etc?. Noiton's Kiddy Slup. 10-14-tf The Itlchardsou Ait and Cilt Shop Is oflering the i-opc of Ji ! tiiande a real opportunity to leant' Llesso work. Mrs. Co-orge Sailers ol ! the Pratt Instiiuie, New York, will conduct classes al the Lichardsoii . !.rl and CI It SIiop beginning Mon ilay morning at a o'cha-k. Slo- will; pencil the making ot pla(li-S, book-i euds and scotu-i h. also the mould-; tng and modeling of clay figun s. I'l hls is an isy process, according; to Mrs. Saner and a very fasvinul-l ing pleasure and work. Notice lite1 'display In Ihe P-hardson's win dow and drop In and ask thi'iu al! about It. They will be glad lo tell! you. 2-l;;-if; Nollce. To w hem It may concern: t lie i a in lei -signed will not be ri-HpoiisI-: Ide for any bills contracted for, by' my wife. Mis. T. i:. I'onnid. T. K. CONItAI. 1 S-IO-atp Pliimbiug and StcamfUtlng. Contractor. Phone 24S-J.. 1-15-1 nip i Itatliiik !nl. I Prom pi service, ponded il rivers. Phone Main r.1. Stand PreH"olt lrug Store. 2-12-tt, Rent, sell nnd repair ll makes sewing niuchlnea. Ask about tree tlrensmnklng entirso. Whit Wewtni M n ut n m H H m n M M m c a n in n to N M B3 N M H v S J I'ri'll y baskets UKHorted aprinff tintvein. Speelui for Huturduy ut fl.fiii, $'.U0, J-'.5U und up. Clitrrys I'loiiHtn. 8-12-1 1 II tie Advertise ii, ue knowi It's kuwII To maky book-ends, pluiiies and ! sconces for your own home und i 1 1 lends. Vou will enjoy it. See j Hiclianlson. "The Art Man," Class-- s under the direction of Mrs. ! (Jeurgn Hauer of Pralt Institute, New York, begin Monday morniu'i al It o'clock ut ills store. Don't hesitute tu uuk all about it. IMS -If Monument Honors First Californian Missionary, ha FKHNANUO. Cul. (AP) Another chapter of the story In serlbed In the crumbling remains , of u chain of 21 missions, the eurl-j lest of which were founded more' than u century and a hulf ago In1 Cullfornlu, will be written soon j with the unveiling at the Sun Fer-i nando Mission . of a monument to Father Junlpero Serru, Spanish j mlfslonary, who cslublished the' edifice. The stutue, depicting Ihe mission father leading a shy Tn-j dinn boy into the realm' of Chris-; tlanlty, is or bronze and Is seven! feet six Inches In height. It Is thei work of Mrs. Sally James Farnri ham, New York sculptress. ' j Father Junlpero was horn on i Ihe Island of Majorca, off the coast of Spain. From there 'he suited for Mexico, thence to California. The missions, erected a day's journey up-art. extend from the Mission of Sun Diego de Alcula to ono ut So noma, north of Sun Francisco. Over the long highway connectlngi the missions, -now known as El i Cumina Ilenl (the royal highway)! padj-fs wound, their way to teach j Die Indians. j San Fernado was one of the mis-; slons. It was christened by Futheri Junlpero September h, 1 7!7. The, San Diego mission, the first he cs- tabllshed,,. was founded July( lti, 17G9. " - i An ounce of sense will disguise a ' pound of Ignorance. Have You Property Tor Sale? Arc you ffohttf tu offer your iiuM-rt- for sale this spring? We nns ile.setl tu offer yon ouc, best services lo the KclliiiK of city prop erty ami acreages. ProK-rly ir suhible, priced right and on reasonable f.ernisr sliutild sell hi Ul) days or lebs.riiuue or sec uh. Wm. Miller & Co. 'He Our $Ikbh riionc Ma in t Minerva Says- ... They shoo flics In a res taurant, but WO sllOe people In The Itoolery. All Mil. hi of people wit h all kinds of shoes, high and low- n1iu-.; inedl nil und low prices. This is a good place to have u f !t. I 'ome In - the I octor la hen.' we guarantee satisfac tion. THE EOOTERY I.AV ItAVDl .N, mgr. Wlirrc Vou Will lt('-l ill CiniltiHI UlilK'l IM'lnif i I I ' WK STRIVK. TO SKUVK YOir WELL Select Foods, conked ly rlecti icily. Try our Sunday Service Special Menu Popular Prices The Talk of the Town How Can They Do it Bring the Family Ut H Be a Real Day of P. est For Your Better Half You'll Come Again. LA (HtANDK-S ORIGINAL CAKETKRIA !JT&M 571 DEPAllTMENT STORES 108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore. Mass Production, Buying and Selling There arc three Kcent economic! resulting from the multiple operations of. our Stores which assure large savings of nioncj; to con sumers (to you) : ', Mass production (first) required became ol our mass buying (second)' and mass selling (thild). Kach of these is an important factor in en abling us to provide you and Hie millions of people we serve thruout the United States, with needs for.thc person and home at prices that average far below those ordinarily asked. These savings are continuous-not occa ionall , Not Brother Knights of Pythias There is some special business of importance per taining to the District Convention to be held at Union, Oregon, Wednesday, February 25th, to come up for consideration at the Regular Meeting of Red Cross Lodge No. 27, K. of P., Monday evening February 16th. 411 Brother Knights of Pythias are earnestly requested to attend this' meeting. . consideration at the Regular Meeting of Red Cross II Lodge No. 27, K. of P., Monday evening February , II ; 16th. 411 Brother Knights of Pythias are earnestly II requested to attend this' meeting. . II C. L. BERRY, C. C. Il O ' 'II"- it"l'"" liiHiM-nin- rlmls II i f ' iinmr I'Wlionlirlll. va0' li'-s Imil- 1 j lilcMHiic. mill iiriMliiillvft of rini'i-. I i lciliu r uilli li" In li'io- 'Ills limn- L I ! , X h-.v l-,KA.SK AMI 1HIV llir I f)v'""l"s "1,sl1 ,'a'1' w"'1. J 'rZ-... : 'i .zz:";z. :zz ; THREE THINGS inv csfiiilnl lit lunr .1011 MillIKil. Wi: HA VI--. IT. SDIIVln: KfrU-ivnt i li rk lo si-rvi- Jim. . JI'AI.ITV lii-Hln-fnl wti-i r nnd n,rn-r..l llal.y Iti-.-r. ISKillT 1-ltH'K Ml. i;niily li, Hum. Ikii-nn. IjilI. Vim I'liy iiiii- iiinrit lliii t riiilll jiliim-r In .Mill. Grande Rdnde Meat Co. CITV, IX'OXOMY and IIOOVMU M.Ithi;iS Constant Growth A Sign and Assurance of Exceptional Service and Satisfaction I1UI11I11II1III1IB11HSIHBBIE8 T . , . , ice! n - , ; , 1