La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 21, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, February 21, 1925. j r- THE ' EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER sir;'?, 'Radio, J . At-Mouth of Sand CaveShaft 8i;niav, FKBRCARY 2 Mountain Time Station. CFAC, Calgary. Can. (480), 11 c. m., Kevi n luy Advent 1st.-, church. KOA, lienvtip, Colo. (322.4), H a. in., at r vice. Trinity MuthodlHt Kplst'opa) church. He v. Loren M. KdwurdM, niiniBlr; Khud J. Tlnaley, urKiinlM; Ina KalnH, xopruno; 1-u-cilo Fowler, conirulto; Frank W. Furnier. tenor; Kverett K, Foster, baritone. Forinc. Time Station. KFI, I.os AtiReleH, Cullf. (47). 30-10:45 u. m.. I A. Church Fed eration, service; 1 1-2:30 p. in., serv ices. "Temple, liuptlHt church; 4-5, vi'Hpcr imi.stcul hour, June Kvans, itopruno; S:45-7. editorial lulk; 7-8. circliCHira und Hprclallles qf Metro poliiun theater; h-U, tnittrumentul (iiurtet; li-lO, Kxainlner, Clndcr ellji linllroom orcheBtra of Long Ileuiih; 10-11, Packard Kltfht or cheslra, lull JlcnnenH director. "KKK(1, I .oh Antf'lex. Cullf. 278). 10::to-i2::io p. in., mniplie morn liiK Ki'rvlce of AiiK'dijH temple with Hennun, Alinee Hnuple Md'herHon, jiuHlur-evanffi'lfHt ; KMlher l-Vlekt Green, on?anlnt; 3::io-4:30 p. in., 'afternoon iiinlltoWum Hervlro- and Bcrmon, Tem'ph' choir and Hilvnr hand; 7-! :4 5. reKular evenlnff tterv 'ivvtt of the ti'inpli'- upenliiK wl.t h npeclnl iiuiHlcal hour; in-II, organ rei-llal, Fnther l-'rlclte (J rent. KOO, Oakland, Calif. C'Oft.S), 11 . in., Her vice, l-'lrm lnnli.vlerl(in church, llev. I'rauk M. Hbdey; 3:110 p. in., KfiO I.IMIe Symphony m clieHtra; Arihur H, (larhi'tt, miiHiml Interpretailve writer; 7:30, Horvirn, First Preflhylerlnn church. KflW. Portland, Ore. (492), 10:80 a. m., B'-n'lee'i, lirnr I'riMby- 1 if; 4 -"i 5 f ; X the House;" 10:10, "Questions and Answers:"; 10: 20, today's meals. Amy Kelly; 12:ifo p. m-, reading. Osceola burr; "Test, don't guess," A. J. Kchoth; question box; "Utnd-. scaplnj? with Nutive Muteiials," (. K. Hheid; 7:20. "Cultlvulinff At fulfu,,". H. C. Hulmoli; ":?. haUet bull Kme. KHA( vs. KU; 8. "Care of the Muchlne During the Hutch," I F. I'uynej 8:15, program. KSI). Ht. l.ouiH, Mo'. (545.1). 6 p. ni., concert, lienjumln Huder's orchestra; 6, studio recitul, Chester Mertun, tenor. KTHH. Hot SprliiKH National Park. Ark. (375), 8:30-1(1 p. m "Victor Herbert Nisht." Charles Vlscher's Kustinun ensemhle. KYW. Chicago. 111. (535.4). 7 7:80 p. in., dinner concert. Congress hotel: 8:208: 45, Amerlcun Farm fluretiu federation: "Thu Farm us a Factory.". H- TA. Halltiuck; "Monthly Analysis of Furin Mar kets." H. W. Moorhouse; 8:45-11:30, musical prot?runi; 10-1 1 ;3o, even ing ut home; 1-2. ''Insomnia ciuh." VVIIAF. Korl Worth, Tex. (4 75.!)) 12:05-18:30 p. m., popular music. Montgomery Ward and company's "Trail lllaiers;" 7:30-8:0, con cert. Inu Gillilund, director; U:S0 10:45, musical program. Mrs. J. Kdward Cooiey. Vhvwm wm ..Ken at tt.mu.Hh of thshaft dim to nw.'b Flowl Collins Sand Osve Iventucky lurt im wurkurs wer chuiuiins shifts Tim rop i.n in the center of th panto wan osea w nam iout ..d .n.e to the surfatru Cot atnuint Tlmlttn , Ben r I net by buy inn t the nlRn of the Authorized l)llrihutor where ttte mat- ffPt.Pt tbt.Timken Scr- vlro Calnlotr In avalUblei where gi nuint Timkon Hear t Intra ore told In the or- nre and black Timkfn carton i 1 k Jim I.eightons Welding & Mucliine Works VI You ar. R.-.'.rfir iktt Iron a Tim kvn Mrnlnf itii. WE IIAVI'i no brans HASH TO parade nro'Jml AND Tr.Mi you wlmt wo AIU: IiOINU or how we enn "KC-JHVIytiii. Tint wn nre . ; . ji-'ori" HIH hn.Hlncwi mill w " IVII.MI TO .MAliK ynll NOTK'I-: wlmt wo nrn TItVINO TO IIO. If we MAliF, nny Hlnti-mi-nlft V()l DO not lii'llivn, all'KT .MAUI) UB prove . Tlll.M. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. Jefferson anil llemlcxk Sts, I'liono Mala 793 miCKSON A D URL AND lerlan church, pr. lluroh) Leonard llowman, pn.Htor; 3 p. in., munici pal concert; K, churcli service. I'ort- Innd council of churches; 7, din ner roiicert, Collunn's conceit or chestra; Nellie TorKler, pianist. KIM, I .ns AnRi-les, Calif. (404), 10 u. m., Itev. H. II. Hull, evnnirt.l- Ist of-NnsliviHe, Tt-nn.; 10:30-12:3(1 p. in., complete morning services of J' I r t Mel ImdlHt Kplscopal cliurcli, K. K. 1 lei ins, pastor; Ar thur Hhikeley, nrgaiiiHi; ii-.:tii-7. Art lliektnun'H Hiltuioie liiue con cert orchestra, Kdwanl I'llzpfttrlck. dlr'ctor; 7-7:30, organ reellal, 'First Met hod Int. churcli , Arthur Illnltely, orgiuilsl ; 8-10, program, Martin Music company, arranged hy J. Howard Johnson, presenting a put riot In program in honor of Washington's hlrthduy. K.IH, I.ns Angeles, Cnllf. (2fl3). 10:45-12:30 p. m., services, Ctiurch of Open Hnor, lr. Freitch H. Oli ver, postor; 0-0:45, vesper inuslciil hour with short scriptural lulk, Itev. T'lkn; 7-9:3, coinplcte even ing services or the Church of the Open Hoor, musical program nnd sermon hy Ir. French K. Oliver, pastor. K.VX. TTollywood, Calif. (337), 5 p. m.. Tt'fidlo Kunset service, llev. Chas, V. Aked and lr. Frank Oyer, from theater of Ambassador hotel; 7-7:45. International Ass'n of IHhlo sliplenls' liour of music; 8-!, Am hassador hoi el concert orchestra, Josff llnsenfeld. director; Il-ll, progrnm. Fl Kncanto niwirtmonts, Mnudo Felt on 1 toll man, soprano; T.ucllle Howley, soprano; li urine Smith, soprano; Tvy Mnv Travis, piano; Paul Finsleln's KNX string qunrtet. KPO, Run FrnnciHcn, Pnl. f -ISO.Rl 11-12 m.. uiidhVTnln7.1ionfll mid nonseclnrinn church service. Tie v. T.onis ,T. Kiiwyer; H:30-10, concert, II iid v Selger's Fairmont hnttil ar chest rn. Central Time Stations. WOAF, Kansas City. Mo. (3(15.(1) 4-R p. in., clnsslcyl music star's slndln; 5-5:30. Tnternnl lonal Snn dsv school lesson, "Or. Waller I. Wilson: suercd hymns, quartet. WFUH. Chicago. Tit. (370.2). 5 (t p. m., twilight muslcale; 7-0, se lected nrtlsls progrnm. WRI1W. Iteloit. Wis. (2fiR). 4:30. 5:S0 p. ni.. vesper services, llelnlt college. WKMP, Tlerrlen Springs, Mich. (2Nf..fl), 11 n. m.. micreii music, Itndlo Mghthnuso choir; Cecil Woods, hnss; Tottlo Kresnln. so nrnno; 11:40, sermon, pastor, W. Tt. French; 8:15, ltadlo Llghthoimn . choir. Krnest Hurd, tenor; Marllui. I Hutchinson, soprano; 8:55. sermon, jpontor, John Know. J WFAA. Uallas. Tex. (475 ft). 5- I j 11 p. m.. vesper pcrvlco. Westmlns. ter T'reshyterlnn church. Tlr, T. O. I I Perrln, pnstor; Palsv Folic, solo lllitt; (1-7. Tlndlo Hlhle class, Hr. Wlll Ji)nni V. Anderson; 7:30-8;30, serv ;(ro, Central Congrecntlonal church, i Or. Thomas H. Harper, p.mtnr; J , Mrs, Clarence , Hamlltnn, orgnn- tone, singing "Friend of Mine," "Sunrise ond Sunset." "Kashmiri Snug." "(Jive a Mum a Horse He Can Hide;" Iteryl H'i litres pianist ; 'Keeping Farm Hlock H'allhy." Or. I!. K. WVignr-r; "What 1m Worth .Seeing in London," J'rof. Carl Itrewstcr; 'M'Innning Hprlng 1ng eants." i'rof. M. I,. Imggy; "Fciru nry lirm Outlook." II. M. Turner; hook reviews. Alien Mndsey Wehh. KFI, I.os Angeles. Calif. (4;7), 5: 30-(l )i. m.. Isva miner's musical half hour; 7-8 F.vcnlng Herald Kndlulians dance orehe.st ru. Charlie Meliion, tenor; K-9. progrinu. t iwl I rug coinjiany; !J-1 a, program, Walter M. Murphy Molors com pany; 1(1-11, Kxamlner, Hay West and his Alexandria Hotel dance or chestra. KFOA. Seattle, Wash. (455), 4 5:15 p. in., studio music, talks, rec ipe; 0:45-8:1 5, Shernuin, Chiy & coinpiiny program: 8:30-10. Times studio 'progrnm, Kthel (lordon. " K(U), Oakland, Cullf. (2'J!I.8). 4 5:31) p, m., ilenry llulslead's dance orchestra: 5:30-fi, Aunt Heliy stories. KCrO kiddles' kluh; 8, mus ic, Arlon trio; 'The Making of Maraschino Cherries," J. H. Irish; "A Lesson In Kngllsh.' 'Wllda Wil son Church; "Kthhs of Hoctul Ktl tU"tte," Ktiltli ' Stove nn Olles; "Chats About New Hooks, " Joseph Ilenry Jackson; 10-1 a. ni., dnncc music program, Henry Hulstead's orchest ra. KG W, Portland, Ore. (4!I2). 5 p. m children's program, story, Aunt Nell. KHJ, I.os Angeles, Calif. (404), 12:30-1:30 p. m.. Carlyle Steven son and his Hon Ton dance orches t ra. "-iKLKrOnkhind, Pollf. (5O9.0), (1 7 p. in., organ recital; 8-!;K0, edu cational program; 9:80-10, Ameri can theater orchestra; 10. "Meet ing of the Lake Merrltt Ducks." K NX, Hollywood. Cullf. (337). to 'a. m., Hired Hand's morning message; 1 0:30, Mrs. Kntn Hrew Vaughn, home economics; 11, news and 25 and 5( years ago; 12-1 p, in., Wurlltzer pipe organ studio; 5, closing markets; 5:45-ii: 1 5. Wur lltzer pipe organ studio. Sid H'f's sports talk; (1:15-7:30, dinner hour music; 8-9, progrnm. Globe Ice ( 'ream company; 9-10, program, Kcoiioiulc Press; 10-11, Sllvertown ( 'ord orchestra of It. F. Goodrich It libber company, 1 .tllyan May Challenger, soprano; 11-13, Abe Lyman's Coconnu! Grove danco or chestra from AmlmHBudor hotel.. . j KPO, Hun Francisco, Cal. (429.5) I 1-2 p. in.. Iludy Keigcr's Fairmont hotel orchestra; 4:30-5:30. Iludy I Selger's Fairmont hotel inclu'stra; j 5:3n-i;3(. cliihlrnn's hour stories. Jtlg Hrother; piniio dqel,' Jiarnkn K a n K e, rosniiiu' .kuiikc; "What Is Playing nt tlie Local! Theatres;" 7-7:30. Itudy Selger's j Fairmont hotel orchestra; S-9, Theodore J. Irwin, organLsi; 9-10. j "Hetlep Lighting," 11. C. Iternard;; 10-11, program,, auspices,' Fdgar 1 Thorp. Marie Ft ford; Gene James' j Rose Jooip Howl oivhosir.i. I Central 'I'lmo Nliitions CKV, Winnipeg, Can. (45ti), 7:30 , ,t ... .!, ...uh i. i.i.ti u-ir. i ' I concert, "Tor II," 9, half-hour pro- gram. Capitol theater. KFOM. Heaumont, Tex. (315.0), 8 p. in., vocal numbers, Samuel Francis; Gladys Horned, violinist ; Lena M Ham, accompanist; Jewel darned, pianist. KFMQ, Fayettcvllle, Ark. (275). 0 p. m.. community chorus. H. K Shullz. director.- KSAC, Manhattan, Kan. (340.7). 9 a. nt,, march, music lesson, sing ing exercise; 9:1 5, Inspirational' talk; 9:20. calisthentics; 1 o. "Hack Yard Gossip;" 10:05. "All Hound -Malli ftrrler Gets Kxlciislnii. ALBANY. Ore. K. H. Cornell, 67, one of the oldest nuill curriers In the service, bus received unother two years jit service by the post office department upon recommen dation of the Albany post muster. It. N. Torbet. Mr. Cornell Is a car rier on one of the rural routes out of Albany. H wus subject In re tirement op a pension two years ago. Base Rail Goods BASUMAN'H MITTS VI.IIU lu fH.OO CATfJIER'S MITTS $1.00 to ?i:i.r,o FrRI.nRP.'S mitts ; $1.0(1 111 $K.0 HATS AOC to f3JS,1 nASEBAI.t.S ITin In fi.ua F. L. LILLY Hardware Pbon Main 85 I1 let; i instor: : wxc. 8:30 9:30. Or. Itobeit A. Hunt. 9::tO-11. Mclmwell SlUers. Chiengo. 111. (270. 2, 11 n .111., l'ncle Walt reads the comics J i to the children; 11:45, progrnm, I Chicago Iheater; 2 p. in., orgun rc- j cltnl. Lyon & Healy; 3. Tribune J'mfistor nrtl:t concert. Craven's glee iclnb, Oeorgn Wnslilngton dav iro- jgrnm: 3:30. progrnm, faenltv, jirt ilts Chicago Mirdcal college; -in. I tspeclal program, ''Creole Com- ipoer," OhnrWs IT. Gabriel, Jr. KODAK SUPPLIES .irsT nr.ci-:ivKi A Now Shipment of AN SCO AND FASTMAX Films ami Film Pack Moon Drug Go. Kverytblng for the Sick ltooin rilONH MAIN (18 FREE We have made a study of wriiiK conveniences and correct lighting. Why not take advant age of our experience. It costs you nothing to call on us. We will glad ly show you why it .is worth while to have these conveniences and how little they will cost you. If you can't come in just phone and we will call at your home. La Grande Electric Co. M-124 1304 Adams FOMXHVIXO IS TFCIIMCAIi llKVOItT rilOSf NEW.YOIW I.ABOHATOItl I-'S OX GOLDEN CRUST OF.NRRAI. APPEARANCK Guoil HI.OOM Golilon yellow. TBXTUKB Close cell fonnalion. . C-HIIST Thin und tender. C'lllI MB Soft. fOI.OU 6W CHUM H Creamy whltn. ODOIt Ciood. 1'I.A VOIl-Good. KUKI'INQ yUAI.lTinS-Oood. A Vl'.ItV (iOOIl l.OAl'. G Williams' Electric Bakery 111 ' i, - ' h Fixtures House Wiring- ATWATER - KIvNT 1 AND OTHKIl RADIO SKTS We install Radios Free Benham Electric Co. MAIN 104 NEW 1 OI.ICY IH.1M1. ERRY'S SUNDAY AND MONDAY NOT DRI5INAL We do not claim credit for originating the slogan "Dodge Brothers Dealers Sell Good Used Cars." But we do claim-to be doing our part to impress the world with its truth fulness. ' Smith's Garage LA GRANDE, OREGON SPECIAL OFFER FOR RUBBERS GOODS WEEK 1 No. AO Weaiever Water Bottle, 2-fiuavt, Trice JJ2.254 1' Faultless Fountain Syringe, 2-quart, Price $2.00 Both for only $2 The L & L Drug Co. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACiriNE snop axd FOONrny All Kliiils'of Alncliincry, Anlomoblles and Tractors Rcpnlrcd Overhauled oiul Itclxillt Acetylene Welding of All Kinds Cylinder Uorlng and Oversize. Pistons Crankshafts, Pistons and I'lston Pins Hegrouud GIVE US A TRIAL D. FITZGERALD Prop. The Most Vivid and Absorbing I'lioloplay of the Age. i Kill el WnhoNHu. ronrert rnyenihln. noprniio; Hrnlce Buy Life Insurance For Protection Savi nrpnrnu-l for lnvpt ntrut, IliillilhiK & Ixutn utm k tnn bv pnrelinsiMl mi rixsj IMiitM'iitK mil of your fcnv lnE a n (1 KiinriiiilM 7 cumpllct 1 wnil-nmninlly La Grande Building Si Loan Association rrovo Mi'Ki-:xox toll Mntiiigrr Monday. rrnnr nv 2.1 Mountain Thno Stations KOA. Tionvr. Colo. trt?2.4. R p. m.. ton mlnnton of tnuMr, Frotl Rrhniltt'n Ttiolto orrhostra: SIO. Rimlln proirriun, WIIcot sttitllos: "nomnnttfiop," KOA orcliot rr. T.pwIh IT. riiprnoff, dlrortor; "Oortro WiiOilnRton." .Tittle John T. Alrtntn: "Vhor Mv Curiivnn Han Dontnl.' "Thy Itcnmlni; Kyrn." 'Tni-mcnu, nunrtct; "Slin'Iow Pen from the Open." "l.nuritp Milton, noprnnn: Tnrol Tnrnmn. nr. (nniiinnlal "It Wnu YM ln ll.i " I '"The Two areniwllt'ra." Kvon'tt Fotor, baritone; Mrs. Kvi-rrtt Voslct, aerompnnlM ; vornl dm-t. from thn 'tiipr;i Stmni'wl," Hlum- fwlB, I.loni-I Mhoilro. I.ii. -It.. Fowl-I rr, rnntrnltn: .1. Alhn ttrnMi. ton- I or; ( "nro Tiinnnn. acronipnnlst : "I'm IMiiMiln Ovprlnrr." K or rhMtra; "M'-n Mo ,v Monnlli-bt Atoiw." 'O. 1 .f NtuM S-,ik of Mr." Forrt'itt PMk'I .tMlor; "Won! Thon jswi't-t Mii-slc." "In tho Tmio of lUvo." iuut1it ftoni tii' opT:ij liliroh'Kit, lionvor cniir.'ri onart't;j "Avt Miitiu." Mm. .1. A. Ilirrv, ; Hoprallo; v-Mn ullU:ito. .rvh ItJ t'hpmoff: "Tin l.onir l':iv t'liwn." j ilotiblr tpinrt.-t st'l'M tlon, 1 t. nv. r ' ronrrrt nnl i rir oiiiii tt-t-; ";,. ; t lonal I'Yiu lMi ." Ki i, ori lii rn. KOFI. HtHtp Cullif. N. M. ( St s ii ' 7:;i0-K:S0 p. m.. "S.ift tv Kirvt," ir. 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