La Grande evening observer., February 26, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 6

Thursday. February 2ft, 1925.
l K vj ill OlA
IS CRAftTO EVENING SERVER'
Ml
SPRING'S URGE
STRIKES COVE
Collared by Dateless boys
; COVK (Spoolnl) Farmr lioro
an Mjoyinit the sprint? weather.
' Ho ino nro plowing, boiih ar ntilM
intf fWice. planting curly jfiiran
und other odd Jobx pri'puralory to
the ri?nlur ttprinR work. .
A OeleiTUiton of riirnirrp, ran
nlxilnK of J. It. Tallcnl. It, H. Dun
pi, K. T. IIomwHI. S. P. Klfiht, I'.
J. rhiutwli-k. A. K. lrtlty. K. J.
lUilitr. A. 1. lii i lo r mul T. J I.
Jolmson, wont to Hot l.nkf Tuh
rtny to Interview i'oitmilHHloner
Sl.-vfim In H'Knrd to roinl work on
tji" minify rowl norili of Covi
' I.chKt KtiiiiKrfi-1d und family, of
IhIoihI t'liy, visIU'd at tit"' T.
. Jolmson notnu rerwitly.
Mi. Winnie Bninne met Hulurduy.
A wnull erowd waa in Jitttinliino
)ioeause o( iiiil n hit of mVkmw
In (tie n-(f;liliorltood.
Mrs. Lydla M. I.uliti!' and win.
witc a (i-riunh vIslloi-H
(tio first of He wrk.
. MrH. J J. riuidwIeU lu miffer
ln wilh a severe, raw. oi Influ
enza. , Hevenil of ML Kannle KranaerH
Itttendeii tile HM' llHK "I
l'nlon reeently.
N'eii Kltrlit. had lw ininfortnii'
to injur hm root mo l:nlly Dial he,
tfl not ni.h la use It.
' Mm. (lffl. Miller wiih railed to
i)io bednlde of Mr f:itll"I A. H.
Conley who p:if'Hed HWiiy Htin.hty
morning;,
Mih. I.euh I!eeker of I. (liande
vlille at the A. I lieeker home
JflKt W'Tlt.'
f - '
'Scientist Traces
Written Lanpuajjes
To Sitfns of Zodiac
I.OH ANCKI.KK (At) A new
Hhlp was lutinrhed here rerenlly on
the fli-ns of arrlwieotojry when M
wnnj . OeiHliiK-rt iinlroi)Qinr and
"wearrher of fuiMfiiii'H, In n paper
"prewntrd ly him hefnre the Arno
dJiaiit. rlnh, a phJliHopriral lindy
i merlin? in llin UnlverNlly of Houtli
I'ern cnllforniti, . outlined Hie prln
J'rlpleH of "znillalpliahy" when-liy,
ho naflerted, lie, vvuh nhle' to truer
the oriKln of 20 wrliion kintfimKi'H
to the hIkoh of (he xotliiir.
' Tlfs find in Mr. (letHinffer derlar
rd, proved Unit ih! rononiy was n
. n Melons self -nee familiar to the
more Intelligent olnstuH of the nn-
rlent world- imwardn of 1 2.fln0
years no; thhat the 111010, hy
, means of godlalphnhy, now may he j
made to rewul nmny Herrclu, re
'( HrIoiih and hiHlorleal, whieh hith
; orto have been Ineked liookfi; that:
' Israel haa n, hl-rlory koIiik lm'k
, 0500 yeatfl Into a period when Hn
liiKh prleHtH, us reveulern of I ho
iiiynterleH of tlm heavens, were
morn advanred In Home hrnnehea
of nsl ronnniy than Btiir-Rirofs of
today, ami that there have, been
luuiaiULOiUiUuiTQia. in . tlio-render-Iiik
hy KnyptpiotfiHtH of Home of thej
earliest ItiHcrlptlons found In ,
rKirypt. j
;: odlaral einbleins. the Hpeaker!
Vdeelnred. hi'raine tribal or brother- '
;hood hvihIioIh. and from thai plane
ateppt-d Into plare as written char-'
? net era, each rept'eat'nllnK an Idea j
? to heroine lab'i. in altered form,
.the Idler of the modern K''''ihie!
HWIIS
OF THE WEEK
Junior uillegu glrta ul Ar kuinum City. Ka pul un (Inn rollur. wliwi lioy
organlixd u 'dBtolisi!" club. Then the loy imdlm-lM-d the collar and
kept tlm key. "We wear no man' collar." the lr! retorted, Mlliig.oK
the lock mllJir than l fur key..
27 YEARS
AGO
llartletl, flurke, Uohm and Hleln
I ramp. The following were tnvil -1
ad jiiU'M.H: Mrs. Itndiuer, Mrs. 101 -:
Ih ami Miss Xewlln.
Second Hand Williams of l"
IfJr.inde has bought out Hie Klin
Merranl lie Co.
pally Morinnj? fUmerver, Febru
ary 2T, 1KUM Jay liroolcH left yes
terday inornliiff f.r 'MeuKu where
he fjoen to piin has' bis hill atoek
of dry Roods for his .store hi Ibis
e(ty. ;
Homer Iteinhart w.is tn l.a
Cirande yrsli'rday anil look lank
with' him .Ihree Kiltie ellit kens
and nine other breeds of a mild
er disposition.
Tiie parlies ' were out all day
yesterday with surveyors m'-asur-lliff.
flKllt'iliff and InvestiKalillK lo
Ht-leet u lorailon for Hie suiriir !'(
faeloiy but liiatle lio elmlce and
will probably imike um today.
Th Ladies Whlsi dub wa en
tertained bv Mrs. 'ox tmd Mrs.
Steinramp at Hie n siileiin- of the
hitler on Thursday-ai'iernuon. Af
t Hie rf-KUliir cronl.Hl was con-
elmled In whieh Mrs. i'. H. I'lnn
won first prtxe and Mrs. . I'.
iuaekeiibnsh won serond prlw.
dellelous rerreshnu aiM were serv
ed and till expreHMrd thems.-lves
ns havlnu- had a delightful time.
The followlnj? nieinhers were pres
ent: iMesdnines Moore, fjinlsay,
'inn, Qiiaekenbush, Spun hi Iiik,
pear, Aiken, Hwei av, lloach, (iul
Ill.K. Cavanu, lUimpliey, Cox,
Dohnenkamp. Krlekmui. Murphy,
AllSSlNCi MJ AX IS ()I NI
OAKItlHCK', tre. Addph Zdl
inaun of Minneapolis, for ninny
yeara a itierehanl linn, u ho six
f!irs ao walked out of his sior
.ind disappeareil, and for wliom a
search 1ms In n eoniltiiH d by r-la-Hyes
ever Silier, WdS found iit Itall-
hetid, sit inlli-s above (inktldKe by
operatives of a uailouul deiertive
ai-ney, who bad been trneinff his
liioveiuenis III the uorlliWfsl for
several mouths.
Zeilmann had been worklnir tin
iler an ossnmed name. The offieers
slaleil he bail been suffering from
home liienlul trouble al llie lime he
b fi his Minneapolis home. He'waa
perMiiided In ko lo Corllaiul here
r la(iveH will Kit hiiu.
Hoy' Condition Cell bill.
MKIH'OUO, tire. Iternard
I (raws, 12, son or Mr, and Mrs.
Klmer !. Innva, who while rid
IllK a bieyele was si ruck by an
nutoinohlle driven by Airs, Mer
man 1'enee, Is still in u. critical
condition ul ii loeal hospital with
a fractured skull anions other
Injuries, - Mrs. I'encc also is seri
ously ill at her home due to the
shock and nervous strain of the
accident.
WAU.OWA. Or. (Hpecial).
The hasi.et social put on al tiie
I. O. O, K. hull hero Hat unlay
night by meiubfts of the Wal
lowa icranKe firov.'d, a vi-iy suc
cessiul affair. 'htlr the. crowd
wan not lurtfr, d u to iml roads
and stormy .condition ' of the
win t her, a, number of well -fit led
buskcts were on hand, und sold
at Kood 1 1 rices, the total receipts
of Hie cvenliift - amount Inff lo
slltfbtly over $'.'. A program pre-
ceded the sell in tC if tbo bankets
and was greatly cnjf)ycil by ull.
Dunne litlirop of I -cup was n
town u few days the hitter part
of t he week. lb hn been suf
fering from an , tnfertlon In one
of tils bunds, and found. It neces
sary lo be hen near the doctor
for dally tteatim-nt. He is re
ported lo be tfettillff uloilK Kood
al Hiis lime.
!. A. Dowiiint and" Ri-iice Kish-
fr moved their horses from th
lteam ranch on Iry rcek to pac
tum on WhlsJicy tteeli Cue lutier
part of the week. TIm t-w,in
weather has rn lined the slock -to
leave tht straw stacks In sifurch
of Kratts.
John Knott, who has been unite
poorly at - his home In .town. Is
reported (o hv JiiiprovinK ntowly.
Kutfcnp Ktln left the last of
the week for Snake' river, where
lr will work for l C. Johnson,
ttiroiiffh the- litnihtnv si-uson.
Sam lcek sawed wood
Krank Wulker the first of
week.
msTUi
TOWARD IODINE
CASS J.AKK, Minn. (AP) The
iKtsslnif of the "medicine man with
for of his supposedly supernatural
the powers over evil spirits, is enabling
Minnesota Indians in Increasingly
Mis. I'cto Knott cut her hand lar-fTe numbers to take advantage of
iiiite badly while pllttinf kind- the facilities for medical treatment
ling at her home on Hear creek. 111 reservation hospiiuls, according
N ' to . I. Vadsworihp superintend-
Hum for Trappi'i Tails. i,nl of Hie Cunsoiultited chippwu
1!KNI. Ore. Kcum lor the Agency,
safety of Churlfe (lootce. Tunlalo' While most of the approximately
trapper, y.bo has pot been bea,'i 1 1, woo Chipprwas in this stain luiva
of for more than :to days, wero become fairly clvilid, hundreds of
increased wlit n Allen Wilcoxen ihe more ilmbl Indians are finding
and It. W. Saycr rdHiied from the gap between the old-fashioned
Kk bike und brought word that tribal manners and the modern
he bad not been heard of there, healing means difficult lo bridge.
A searching party was organized, said Mr. Wadsworth. Once the ln-
While Cenrge has worked out dian overcounts his characteristic
from his cabin at Tumalo, he also superstition, however, he makes an
goea lo a cabin at the fool of apt convert and readily HObs-nibes
Hrokcn Top, but haa viallcd neilh- lo this phase of civilization's roll
er of nterw iturintr lh- So" day. I rihiil inn in his welfare.
LET US HELP YOU--
, ; Wilh your electrical problems.
WE ARE TIIE "CHECK SEAL" CONTRACTORS
- AND RETAILERS
H. & S. ELECTRIC
107 Depot St. Phone, 393-W
TIIR only oats t!iat cook Into granular oatmeal.
Nothh-.g else like it. Meaty gianules stimulate
digestion. Never cook sticky or pasty. Wonderful
llavor. More tj:an a new oatmeal a new cereal.
Energy-buildingcorholiytlrates.tissue-buildinii pro
teins, a wealth of vital minerals. And New Stylo
1 1 -O takes only 2 to 3 short minutes to.'ook the
quickest cooking cereal quick as a flash!
Now
two
Regular H-0 Oafs
Standard full lze and welnht pUa. weight, 1 lb. 4 nz.
QCKKCOCSSG
OATS
Cook in
55" j 2 to 3 minutes
Fixtures
House Wiring-
ATWATER KENT
AND OTHER RADIO SETS
We Install Radios Free
CAIN 104
Benhain Electric Co.
NKW l'tLEV HliPCk
The Line Is Busy
Wlirn llie li-li'iilinne nprrnlnr (Its yon "Hie Hnr Is liiisy,"
Hits rnc t lias iHt-n mnilp kimwn ti) lu-r liy an chi liln slpial,
which In Ihe fiiiciiim of n rihhiiiI nnlniiinllcally ImlU'OH'S lh.il
the IImp callcil tor Is In use. It Ihe oMi'nlr .wi-iim romiwllml
In "tcsl" Ihe lini' or tlt parly cnllnl, i r.iiit .wvln- wnnlil
lf out of I hi iinrsUoii.
WIii ii "husy" ivporls ail- n'IM'aK'il on snni'sslvf rails for
Ihn snini' niilnliiT, II Is jnni'i ally ilui' lo an liiijiioili'inlf li-p
of tin- (-nihil llnr-. Ilavi- (-(Mifiili-m-p In her uhi'u f-lic niakis
Ihi- i-i'poi-l "till- llin- is hity."
Home Independent
Telephone Co,
nyHt-iiiH.
I' Mfln-r poor In Bnmt-tlmi-H moro
,nf a tut It-It 1 li.it, iinyllihur i-Im-.
It Itri'nil raHl iiioti tin- wnh-r will
"hot ivliirn If tin- HharkH Ki-I II.
If lirt nilvilrtlHi-n II, ho Unnwft It'H
"Itond.
WE SPECIALIZE
ON
.Generator 4
Starling
Ignition
All Electrical Repairs
To Your Car
Guaranteed
Service
Full Line of
Service Purls
Ballery Electric
Service
1311 Wash. M-753
Vnu run rely lm Hie
qimllly of our rr"MripllHi
Sen K-e.
1 Increased B
E
Saved
.IS
$8,500 In
state$169600
FremiiumSo
A $50,000 20-Pay Life Policy Investment Value Of $16,600
This man had a $50,000 life insurance policy that -would -become
paid up in 20 years, or that would represent a paid up
es(a(c of that amount to he paid to his heirs when he died.
The amount payable al death, either before or after llie
policy was matured, was $50,01)0. In order (0 mature (lie policy
he would have to pay $8.!00 in . premiums during the next
few years.
He had already paid enough premiums on the policy, how
ever, to create a cash surrender value or an investment valuo
of $lf,f00.00. If he died, his estate received only the protection,
or $50,000, and lost the cash value of $I(i,(i00.
The interest on $10,000 at 7 compounded semi-annually
would be $1,180.00, which would buy new insurance of $50,000
al the present ajre of 15 years.
Ry pivinjr tip his old policy, therefore, and taking: his in
vestment of 10,000 out of il, and then buying a new policy for
$50,000 with the interest, he still has protection amounting to
$50,000' insurance in case of death and ALSO has the $l,K0if
in cash. IN ADIUTION he has saved $8,500 in premiums that
would have to be paid to mature the old policy.
What Would You Do With Such A Policy? Wouldn't
you consider it a good day's work to increase Your Es
tate $16,600, make a net saving of $8,500, and not
spend one extra dollar to do it?
Insure For Protection Save Separately For Investment
Have Your Policy Analyzed - I Will Do It Free Of Charge
Bring your agent with you
FLOYD
McKENNON
La Grande National Bank Bldg.
Moon Dru Co.
I'.vrryililiia for Ilia
si-k Itooni
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