Monday, March 2, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
I Local News In Brief
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COMING EVENTS
District high school basketball
tournament ut Union, March
5. 6. 7.
Annual Chamber of Commerce
. banquet, March 3.
U H. 8. Bcnior pluy, March
20-21. . .
Union Counly Agricultural Keo
nomic Conference: Klgin,
March 12; I'nion, March 13;
, lJi.tiiamH', March H.
several days In ,a (!mnli at the
home of Mis, K. A, Holmes. Thev
alHo visited' Mru. Julia HuIiiich
while here an.l Mra. W. O. Hyatt,
Alio Is ill ut Hot IdiUe Sanatorium.
Visiting Hero . ' .
Mrs. C. W. Amey of Knterprise
is vlulttng here at tin- home of Mrs.
Ward r'owier.
llcariiiff rnstHiifd
A rehearing on I In- rcqucHt by
the Ui C Hindu Athletic club for
permission to hulil a ' wrentllnp
match in thin city, which was de
nled bint w eek, w III probubly be
held lute today. Tho meeting was
to havo been Sunday but was post'
poncd.
l ined t'i.oii
George Hell, charged w llh Im
properly dumping trash on ; the
U.-W. Y," was fined $2. GO in mu
nicipal court.
To Visit KelntlvcH .
. Mrs. Kenneth Keeney and daugh
ter, Marcla l.ec, left this morning
for Oregon t'Uy, where they will
remain indefinitely visiting relu-lives.
VMtcd Hvnv-
William Hcughun will return to
MeMinnville, Oregon, this evening
after spending tin week-end here.
Mr. Hcughun Is employed its drug
gist in a McMinnvllle drug store.
Attended Tournament '
Among the Union people In La
Grunde Saturday for the Cnion
Wullowa county sub-diHtrtcl bas
ketball tournament were: Fred N.
Fox, of tho First National bank of
Union, Itobert Wakefield. W. V
Connor, J. W. Huxtcr and others.
Bennett uro residents of Baker.
Miss He I ma I -call man was visitor
hero from Hakcr over the week
end. Hhe returned to that city this
morning.
K. It. Itlnffo, uttorney, has re
turned from Los Angeles, whero ho
went on legal -business.
Mrs. M. M. Buehen left this
morning for Hummerville, nfter
spending the winter In La Grande
visiting her children.
Kugcno Hlrlew returned this
morning after spending severul
days at Portland on business.
Mrs. Zettlc Miller and son
turned to their home at ,Musville
this morning aflor a trip to Port
land, where they visited friends
and relatives.
Had Hare
A barbers' race took place yes
terday near Island City. Tho par
ticipants were Floyd Limning, Hay
lue, Keth Sirrlne dud Hicks Gur
rity. It was a loo yard dash and
Uuel unit at seventy yards, ban
ning was w Inner and has almost
decided to challenge Nurml, the fa
mous Finn.
. Uctiirns from Salem ;
jt Bruce Dennis, state senator from'
tnlon 'mid Wallowa county, return
ed to his home here yesterday on
No. 24 from the legislative session
at tkilem.
JciiMoii Granted
According to word received here
.Oregon pensions granted by the
government include: Lester K. Wil
cox, Helix, 10; Clara A. Phillips,
Haines, $30.
Saw Dancer
Miss Hltdu Anthony and Miss
llertha lierger are among those who
went to Portland to see Pavlova,
the Russian dancer, in her faro
well performance. They will return
to La Grande Tuesday.
U turned Homo-
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Holmes left
Nils morning en route to their
home at Enterprise, after spending
Uuxu Luncheon
Twenty members of the alumni
of tile Oregon Agricultural college
met ut the Tift in Friday noon
where they entertained at luncheon
honoring Kulph Coleman, who is a
visitor In La Grande from Corvat-
lis. Mr. Coleman , came to Lu
Grande to referee the tournament
basketball games here and at Union.
A. H. Pallum of Enterprise re
turned to his home this morning
after visiting friends here for sev
eral days.
Mr. and Mrs, Otis Vuul drove to
Baker yesterday.
K. L. Ledbetter, of the Lcdbetter
Garage, was u visitor to Baker Sat
urday.
Miss A ft on Winn, accompanied
by her mother, left yesterday for
Halt Lake City, Utah, where they
will remain indefinitely. ;
Markets
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DRUGSTORE
because it is J
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Cretonnes
Euch day there arc new urrivuls in cretonnes.
The season's most beautiful shades and attrac
tive pattems, at prices which mean a great
saving to you. 1
18c to 59c
55 STOKES
9
the nun
25c Liottle
PUUT1.ANU. Ore. (Al') Cattle
and sheep steady. Iogs 25 to 50
ccrIs higher, medium weight $12
mid $13; light weight $12.75 und
Kggs active. Butter 47c. But
terfut strong. . -.
Speeders Fined
It is getting toward the time of
year for the spring crop of speed
ers. Five arresis were made by the
jfficcrs Saturday. Of these four
paid fines und one forfeited bait by
non appearance. !. L. Shannon, J.
It. Beauchamp und W. W. Gray
aeh jKiid Judge Brady u fine of
MO and costs for speeding. J. F.
Puekett forfeited u $10 bail by
non-appearance.
HtTTUHrAT -19c;
SAN FItANCISCO (AP) But-
I terfut 49 cents. . -
Arrow
v COLLARS
Mr. ItusK'M Home
J. A. Kussell has returned to La
Grande after being absence since
November 1. Mrs. Kussell will
visit at Portland for two weeks be
fore returning to her home here.
While away Mr. and Mrs. Hussell
visited ut Los Angeles and Long
Beach, California, after which they
went to the Hawaiian Islands
where they Hpnt several weeks at
Honolulu. While there they saw
Marjorie Barrel, who taught school
here for several years. Hhe Is now
touching In the Y. W. C. A. there.
They also saw Forest Ivunhoe, a
,a G ra u d n boy. M r. Kussclt sa y s
that although they had un excel
lent trip and the weather was beau
tiful ho is glad to be buck home
again.
WASHINGTON ...
IS AWAITING
WEDNESDAY
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far Troui ,lho White
Personal Mention
A. 11. Millrr of Knti"firisi H now
rcKitsU'ri'd ut lln' Kohy liuti'l.
Jihn Dim-y of I'ilot Itorli wua
ut Ihi' I nllfd Klulcs lunil oriluu Ihls
luorulnj; on btiHini'SM.
SlIIKTS FOR BUSINESS with
the collars attached or with
neckband made in an un
ytisually fine way, shirts that
fit perfectly and that give
satisfaction. .
Arrow
Shirts
$1.45 to $4.85
Clint's
Clothiery
The Store With a Consdenr
W. C Kl lll-KlH. heud f)f the S'
urlty Construction company of La
Grande, arrived lasl evening from
Portland. Karl Woods, of the War
ren Construction company, who
made the trip with Mr. Sluiirlll.
went on to Kugene but will rvturn
here nt a later date.
O. M. lleacoek, local rudlj manu
facturer, moved his family In
Iiumi Fnlerprlse yesterday.
Glass Drugs
Inc.
Tho IIUXAMj Ktoro
La Grande, Oregon
A simple, averago crossword puzzle'lhls Is. But there are a few
words in It that will make tho solver stop und think, and vuso u
dictionary.
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Mr. ami Mrs. George Hunting
ton t'urrey and son. Albert, or Ar
lington. Oregon, were here yester
day visiting ut the George Currey
home. They drove to Baker this
morning. Mr. I'urrey Is publisher
of the Arlington paper.
J. S. Fisher, of Bois uppraim-r
for the l'nlon Central Life Inst
ance company, was here mis morn-
tug on business.
Mr. and Mrs. tflewurt Bennett
were here yesterday visiting at the
J. A. Stearns home
and Mis.
. 2 New
Bungalows
Thrw sil."liillil IinilMTll''
m liK-mtfl on V Ah "
t.n FlK'ili rtnfs- Vtffl.-in.
ami lili-lD-iInK- iim-lnwllon.
IJlrno 1"l-. I'rliT rltlit awl
on nnuiinlIr IrniLH.
Insliwt tlicc tn-forc faa
Wm. Miller
&Co.
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Phone Main 1
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hotel not
House.
Congress, flying In the face of
the President's budget bureau, has
Mpent a tidy sum to muko Its part
In the Inauguration more elaborate
ihun usual. On the cast steps of
the Capitol and tho Plaza that
stretches out beforo them has been
erected a stand exceeded in size
only once In the history of Inaugu
ration. It -will provide seats for
K&Ou of those who aro to see Mr.
CooMdgu take the oath of office
and hear him deliver his Inaugurul
address
But even so, -the ceremonies un
H,, whole . will tiH. lu, sever.e, coutrust
to the kivlsh display or former
years. The President has Kepi uc.
lermtncdly to his purpose in cur
tailing the Inaugurul parade, al
ways one of the great spectacles of
tho quudrennial show. Less than
10,000 troops. Including only those
units whose locution near the Capi
tol will permit their participation
without extra public expense, will
make up the body of the pugeunt.
Besides the military section, there
will be places only for the gover
nors of slates und their , ul'llciul
staffs. '
This picture will . b: strikingly
different from lhatt presented on
the only previous occusion when a
man who had become president
through the death of his predeces
sor assumed the highest office for
another term In his own right.
Theodore Uoosevelt wua the only
other chief executive to take the
presidential oath twice, although
elected only once, und when he was
Inducted into office on Murch 4
l'jo5, there was such a dlspluy as
perhaps never bus been exceeded In
tho long succession of Inauguration
days that begun with the Install
ation rf George Washington.
Pciidcliiin Swings Bock.
To those who saw the Boosevelt
Inauguration und then, just 20
years luter, look upon that of Coo
iidge, there will rem In no doubt
that the pendulum bus swung hack
with u severe stroke toward slm
Ollelly. A troop of UoUgh Kldcrs
who hud charged with Uoosevelt up
San Juan Hill made up Ills person
al Inaugural escort, und there were
other military men by the thou
sands from far und near. Inter
spersed with them marched the
members of many famous political
clubs and civic organisations, und
hero were many monster flouts
whose acts must have been aggre
gated a small fortune. In the midst
of a stately court of honor that
stretched out with lowering col
umns and glittering arches for two
blocks on either side of the White
House, the Hough Itlder President
nut all afternoon reviewing the pa
geant that hud been provided by
his countrymen to do him honor.
It wus estimated that, In nil, the
Inauguration crowds numbered up
ward of 160.000 people, not count
Ing the reside nts of the capital It
self.
Both Uoosevelt and Coolidge re
lulned the cabinets of their prede
cesnors, but when Boos veil took
the oah again after yearn and
half In the White House only ihrpe
v( Um- r;iidl MeKlitb-j'
members remained at the cabinet
iab, while t'oolldge, aBer 19
months In the presidency, retuins
but four of the official family
which took of rite with Harding.
ber of the farm bloc desire to
h row .the Dickinson proposal into;
discard because they agree witn
Chairman .Carey and other mem
bcrs'of the President's conference
that there hud belter be no legis
lation than to huvu tho meusure
enacted.
Among other measures that ap
pear, doomed ure the I'nderwood
Aiuscoie snoais leasing mu, me
Cramton measure to reorganize the
prohibition unit, the , McFadden
brunch bunking ' proposal, the
$150,000,(1(10 public buildings 11U
which has received housee approv
u);:and the Anthony migratory bird
icfuge measure.
i .Work Bay nml Mglit.
jVhile botli house and senate will
liAii'i - ftcHAlnn davs and nlcht be
fore adjournment, leaders are. cofc-
vlneod th'it thev can do little more
than clean up conference reports!
on!' the appropriation bllts und odds
and ends. .
They are satisfied that efforts to
complete consideration of the ad
ministration measures would be
usfeless. : ' ' .
Action of tin senate in refusing
iq. add the ( ape cod canal pur
chase .measure us a- rider to I he
rivers und harbors bill, spoiled the
doom of t hat propbsul us far us .
this congress Is concerned. This I
Drouositlon has been pending In
congress for four years und hud
received house approval. i
Convinced that it would be fu
nic, to wash time In attempting to
put through big measures, the rank
and file in house and senate (ire
showing more concern ovef small.
proposals, hopeful that (hey will
get final action on a wide range of.
I hem before the gavel falls at noon
Wednesday.
JtOHIOVrAL ,
l.MMsh of raw, vegetables.
ti. Seeds of plants.
It. Act of selling.
Li. Fragments of cloth.
14. Atop.
Hi. Thoughtful.
18. Towards. .
1U. Kgg of an Insect, ;
21. Bobbed. . .
22. In place of. -
23. Frozen waters.
2fi. Punching Instrument.
20. Wool cloth. v . .
27. A hundred pounds.
2l. A turn at work; u short per
iod (pi.).
31. Spanish title.
32. Measure of Cloth.
33. Supports for building.
3G. Fulntlng fits.
3P. Journey.
40. Metul from ground.
42. Tidy.
Fish.
44. A spice. ,
4(1. Place of mineral springs.
47. Belonging to me.
48. Things by which ships arc
steered.
50. Printer's mensure.
51. Certain.
62. .One-fourth of un acre. '
64. Temperate,
55. To check or . to bar.
3. To lick up with tongue.
4. Beverages.
5. Pertaining to teeth.
0, Best uu run Is.
7. To be rubhl.
S. Time one ' has lived. 4
!i. To .be. -' ... ,. f
10. A medicine,
1H. Strongholds.
15. Dainty.
17. To plant.
IS. Tax.
20. Spiral shoot of plant.
22. Parts of a wheel,
24. Flagon for holy water.
2fi. Criminal.
28. An Insect.
30. Seat In a church.
33, Branches of flowers.
34. Three in cards.
35;. Fusible alloy,
3fi. Hard to bear.
37, Hear part of neck,
3 8. To. mark.
41. Five and one-half yards.
44. Act of healing..
45. Goil of love.
4H. To wipe.
4!i. Intemperate person.
61. Thus. . ,
53. To perform.
, Building
Permits
HIGH COURT
! HANDS DOWN
I DECISIONS
(Continued crom Pago 1.)
A building permit wus Issued ut
the city offices this morning to A.
It. Hlutt for repairing a house on
H avenue between Sixth und Fifth
streets, Tho work Is lu cost ubout
$200.
uulrcd to submit to a railroad lu
bor board for arbitrating labor dis
putes wilh employes. The supreme
court so declured today In a de
cision declurlng the rouds can de
termine who shall be recognised us
representing their employes In la
bor disputes. j
they pointed out, becuuse It is
possible to use film before U lias
dried ' after development.
The filni is Inserted In the
transmitter In cylindrical form,
a,nd U beam of light Is passed
through It at uniform speed, re
prbdbelng the" Idet'lro'1 on ti photo
electric cell. The light passing
through the film moves over Us
PHOTOGRAPHS
SENT BY WIRE
(Conliniied from Tngo 1.)
,
onslration of the apparatus wliich
wua perfected by engineers of the
Bull Telephone eoinpiiiiy and the
American Telephone iv Telegraph
company. The first lest was made
last Muy. J
It Ik 'possible to transmit a pic
ture five by seven Inches, which
nfter ordinary development at tho
receiving end. Is pracl Icully (in
distinguishable from an ordinary
photograph, officials said, and Is
ready for reproduction. Time Is
suved in transmitting photographs,
There's No
Hope -
Tor a iiiiiii wlio lakes ft
iliiuit'o when lie' Imi.vIiik
I li es. It's nut ucct'ssury any
Inngl'l.
Wo nlvu a iirrwmnl (timinn
Icc, In mlilllluii In llml "f
the farlory on ;i:NUtAI
Colt l)S anil nn liiaki- unr
own adjustment. Tliejr must
Klvc joii full lHillar-foi'-Hol-iHr
Service.
Ak us more about tlie
;i;,Ni;itAii
.Jennings & Shum;ite
Props'.
Successors to
Southard & Shinn. '
1
Stamped Baby Dresses
ItaiiiUful ilrHli.-ns ,ntuninril nn Tmporteil DullMti', NiiIiihiiiiIi und
lawn. AIbo 'Gertrudes on Hlirunkcn Klannel unil Uullste.
Art & Baby Shop
'icvKnvTiuxo roil run hah"
HKMSTITCIIIXti Hotel Kummer Hldg. KTAMJ.INQ
HUri'KHICK FATTUItN'S D. M. C. T1IULAU
surface much as a phonograph
needle circles a record. Inlrlcato
much tnery transfers the light ray
to an clcetrte current In u tele
phone line, and In turn at the
receiving end the current is trans
ferred to another light my which
rVpromic s t'he 'ilibtogri(t.n,,'on "lift
unexposed film.
Saturday
and Sunday
SPECIAL
ARCADE
TODAY AND TUESDAY
MILTON SILLS
And
Corinne Griffith
m
"SINGLE
WIVES"
A New Type of- Woman
Larry Lantfcvin Sinking "My Best (iiiT'
. Kugcnc Tolls at the Oik
K.Mt.HT
lleverend Knight preached a
wonderful sermon to a full house.
Sunday rvenintf. Ills Hrmon was,
l"'onie, for All Thtngw Are ow
Heady. His argumenis were bo
Iconviming that when He aliurj
'rail as gin. 14 came forward.
Nent Sunday evening, maybe the
tnd of the revtwil. Faith healing
ici nion tonight. A welcome to all.
New fhurch of God Chapel, cor
uer X and Spruce. Adv.
A Superior J. & J
ICT - D Floor Enamel
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LEADERS PUSH
SUPPLY BILLS
(Continued from para 1)
form the legislation vhould take.
Itepuhlican leaders favor senate
action on the ldeklnon bill which
the house approved at a substitute
tor the Cappcr-Haugen co-opera-lite
tuarketUif measure, but luew-
IT WON INSTANTLY this J.
Knurn ! - If-miH.. t H tMiltnry.
1 ti'lfl'li l -i'"' ' ? -I "t -" J i ""'!'
covering to ithrttuitd hteaui, vapor and
grens- Hfi ('irriiiion on kitchen, bathroom und
oth-r walls and floors.
Highly satisfactory for wood and concn-te
floors. Hnohum. cement und plastered wulis
and woodwork In fact, any w all or floor
HUrTure. Ivimilly good for porch furniture,
ret rlgera torn and othr airr'es. In wide u:
In gurag'-s. ete,
Noah's Paint Store
l:tlfl A.Ihihi. I'liunr lr.7 J.
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