La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 05, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, March 5, 102i. THE LA' GTIANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE EIGHT A Real Merchandising Event M Volume Event An Event of Trcmcnduous Interest SUITS and OVERCOATS Society Brand and Others An unexcelled opportunity for you to buy clotliinjr of uiupieslioned (pmlity at a Kenuine Knvinjr. Our entire stock is included in this event. Jt is clothing we gladly guarantee. The models are the prevailing styles. Fabrics of foreign and domestic weave. The shades and pat terns are the most favored this season. 1iose types of coats and the more conservative styles. Half belt and plain back overcoats. 3 Outstanding Groups $23.75, $31.75, $37.75 Real $30 to $.).r. Values Bostonian Stetson Bradley . Famous Shoes Famous Hats Famous Knitwear $6.95 , $5.95 $3.95 Values to $10 Values to $7.50 Values to fG.50 OTHF.lt SHOES OTHER HATS OTHER SWEATERS $2.95 to $,").!!.") ?.!.!.") to ?l:J.."0 ?2.J5 to $9.83 . 4 - ............ To stimulate trade during our dullest season and to feet you acquainted with the HIGH-GRADE MERCHANDISE WE CARRY. liiiillUaliil . VNtVKKSITY OK p ItF.UOX, Knuone, 're, (Spuclnl) The meet Imr of Ihe Plate I'Mttorlal associa tion nt thr Vnlversliy of Oregon which will he held In connection with llu ,tnmml Newspaper Con rcrvnee. Is scheduled fur 9 a. m.. Vldiiy, March IS. Conference dv an March l X (inl H. The liilHr session f I In- conference vttl begin Friday at n. in.. when tMcgiiN'W Wlld O fothf meeting Willi EDITORS TO ; HANDSET LINE SHERRY'S 1 .- MlllU IMi Marion Davies fill M-c- tbe ultacK at In.' r an . II"- i tie l i he hiiii.Ueoi' rebut-; tie Kittle wUh bnbt imiiI.ih i.mmi,!.- wu iMh ; lb.- dm I on b.n k Cn- b ,i) ' I. .i .! I h punmlnt; hoi Si im n anl 1 iindr -I" l i 1 ' 'h i p; re.it m mi- !i in UoMtl ltl l l. Ul l I. lii t . I. All I'llh I I I on; I. MllA ! II. N.Mr: "IiMmihIa" lia Im-m .Ihimois il.rr. Wo i.-r' IoHoimho h r .-.H.l.l oll.r "Vrin.la" ! MipT-l'nin' In rutt .sir WHY? HfMetfr tin- rui'lfU Nmtliwcsi (Mrniluiloii lntuiiCPr' itsMnrliiHon. A, M. Vuirbh' of tin (InintM 1'as.M ('ouri r iiil A. K. Mallery of i he Oakland Tritmne will report t I tie elli erin I hsmm lul ion on i he plans made tor the rntertalnment uf d'l'4at n a! thi annual nHNot-hi-iion iiieeiluc In (iruntx 1'aiw next .nmmer. Ueportrt will I" mad- on ; the proKi'am planned for the I'a-1 i l le t 'oust eon f retire tt f repre senlaiiei of the Warthlnuion, Ore gon -and t 'alUnrnla awsociatinns, to It held in Portland In April. C.mli.n .1. Tulnr, rtltlor or tliv.j,,,,,, ur,, ,!,,.,! t. ,,. , MolhiU, I'l.m.'. r. IM KlM an nniil- .,, ..v,.nf l)y tK (. ,l, ll. v.-ls ,.l n. Is of III.- lust l''Kt-llr.l,i, , r alillB.rH , , ,. I. .1 l.y ,f l,uirlnn.-,. u. Ilio .r. s. .h, vlaU, inJ .(,. t... Wliy Nol KI'M S. cr' Hir" Isjml ms IiIkIi us C" . ri. nl. Til.' i li'iil.' . h. .lull .1 fur iIIwmsmoii. ' li.txllor.lH iirolmt.'.l vleuroiisly m (!. Ijiiimiik llnnl. maliiipT of tlo' timt l.ul 111 vain iiil.l In iiiokI ras.s i'..rili!. iMyll'-Tlini-i. v.-1 1 1 '"ak.'j ;.,. ril.li.-n. tl tlnnim Hm lo llu-lr " lint.-. TOMI.il 1' lo n.Ii mih-tiI trl.- -..-r. Mtun- .Mit.-it.-f nln-ri-l), lilt. I I Mi l'l;U I If. t of ll- not.l. ' Hip lllif nt nlnj .1 'iiiurks. I KcwponHrrt troin ituliHffln'rs. imII 'tors, ml vcrtlvtnu nun. rtrctilulluii inanncoi-s. and printers In Oregon iniMmit that tin confcri-iiL-o will alt rat i the lartr'l nuinl'r of ilHi jjatt'f In llu history of these meet ings. ; Death DutiCS MaV Vll)C i i t 4 Out Ancestral Estates (il.ASC.OW, (AIM Tin- Rival -n- HiIrM tif KliiTliillii. Si'ol tlilltl Hill) ll'l'- SpckinB before the (lusmtw Cn- servatlve Club, where he was en-sidered practically woilhless at om ti-rtaltud on the attainment of hls,unit now Is looked upon as a bar-Leo ducal jubilee. I In- iMtke of Mont - j itst sam lie uiiunii'ii nun i ne ris-i mi l. utTatinn rt'iitlaitl ihe trati-1 Ktlbm which Is takinK phu t:ard to their future. In re. "We are run nine wr- fust In . i ti.... ... nnd the hit: crates and unceniral ,the s cond larp st tr. sh water laKem.l ms m-pmirs are castl.s which .to.h feature uf myim the Imied Slates. hh h lies t I Van liurton. who. H is lb,,-ed. has younv-er dsvs must Rn.duily dts- :ne head of the LversMad. s terri- j left the city after havinp issued a I.. . J f 1 1... ...,. I. .Iil(.. i).-.ii in ..i.... ... .... as they an now assessed. The: landlords' rights an beinc curtail- id iery day. toil nvirtliol w I co.n j.rteitsion of an act of Concuss oft'luur8 ant help 1ut think thai 1 hnvc . : M know as the mvhiih and) itcd durinir the most prosperous ; ov,,rIIw iiin, Kran aei. on con time of this old country of onrs,! ,,,, ttm ,,al .tn, i. Utained bv is!(ibly w v won't miss the old , , m. , .i,.. Trior to 1 : the a."tbs.' rttti-r all."' ' territory. cons:sttnc of fi.emt inare ., ,nlh s. reitKiined in Us primeval t.ate- sawiuIU HtHn. ondition and little was known of MILL CITY. n. The Cites the soil, flora or M-.iuna. Seminole Mill com inv. whojh jnw mill is lo- cte, at ShroiMbr. nbont a mile eM of CiHleR. itiMrted Hie plant tot Hie (imt lime la dUuii two yi ars. and It is planned to operate siead - Uy fnm now on. The planing mm has ' n running aUiut a week and loscing operations 1 gun about ten daxs ago. . . " . . - " SEEDS Our lw-k of Garden Seeds liulk Hiid l'cknsr Haw Airiitd Newlin Drug Co. Observer Crossword Puzzle IfiRCENTINIl IS D.rrr r r nmmi RADIO LOVER i U L, U It I 1.7 S I I as z as " " 4ib 17 2.8 4Q 49 "ISO SI 52 b4 54 rxr 3 r imlj-rUH I I I I'd WumIh of from two to He veil biters make this ii model puzzle, It Ih of average degree hu far us solving It goes, so t but little difficulty should Iju encountered. IKHtl.OMAIi 1. Ioih1 for riittk-. 7. Kiiu'H mat. 13. Ai'1"ahkiI. I 14. KkkM. ( I ii. l-'ur low ii. j 17. Hlshop's v P. 19. To lu-ln. I l'ronoun. j:( I. With U kh utn ti'lu-d apart j22. Kgo. I 23. Horilor. j L'O. (.'ontnu'lion; ovt-r. ! "7. To nh red. 1"J. A division of hoMMu. 30. A yHlou- ulloy. . j 32. To chirp. i:t3. l'rlntor's iiiare typr. 34. To fi'l pain. 30. Smnll. 38. I'olnt of comptiHM. 3H. C5o In. 40. Stacfcrrs. 41. lndrflnitr artkh-. I 43. Muli-'s papa. j 45. Kvpryont'. i 4ii. Measure of area, 4 8. .Ship, i 50. To irtililc ;S3. OthcrwlKf. 53. Location. I.'.G. Kodint. j T7. Mcatturt' of int-dichip. T8. Itono. 59. l'rcsHrd. ; 62. ConJiiiK-liiui. G3. Stir up. (iO, (larrct. 1 C7. To dcinollth. I ri. A mark. 71. A small 1-ir.l. MS. 3. Yniiiiu Uc).vs. 4. To part. IN PRICES HIGH The stale of 1'lnrhhi is raptniT )lfInek of C..'ll.ll'i eiibie yards. harvest of pohl from the vast . 0r,.,.n masonry lochs and dams tract generally ! signaled as the ,JlV(. r.,.n constructed and other '.'. ....1. i.u it wiill itf lr:itn:i'-e t 1 ul....l nl o'pert.ons"l.. rrun there more tl" j a decade ago now half completed. Land lh.4t formerly its eovereil m the canal muke navtjialion poss-i with shallow water and supported - ihlr for boats us lontJ as H'a reel j a crowth of sau-Krass and other.wilh proprltonal width and draft) - niiaiiuntir ve-talion and eon-J - ain at nywhere Irom $:tli to!thibce. ' j, i .neii an acre. v . j. oiioc(k. Kurfitl. N V. newso.toer itublish -1 jer, who already owns vast tracts )of the land, recently oftere-1 thei $;.i. mm for 1 addktlinal a- frtoilinc- .01 Ijike tk. e. bobee. ii.irv . , i:v,rhiibs e.ime to Florida; ii,,- 1'nited STates utiiler thct 'ndUns were the Cii inhabitants havmc their heme on the.dge ihlsasl inundated pr.nrie and suti - mjiiii: on hunting and fisiung n jtiic interior. j As ,,. drainage operations pro- j however, and adventurousi ; i U,n, t,rs M.KMn to v!ih lo rv und Ith-Tt over the land. It was disco. : red that almosl any crop produc- d anywhere und-r the sun cotild crow n on tin- land that was :-einie made tillable, and tie- jft-ram-'; tde fir p'lwsfiion of farm sites lr- , ftan and has nc t-r subHied. , Thi mII consists prineiimlly of muck ir peut. j lle'.luma1ton of the Ian! ts ;honxrd by state taw and is h"tng' accomplished by canals ant other .IrHUui imrK the entire t IllK tre b the I. el dralimg i.-.x- -if ii -..I'-ix ii-.- uim- The drin;ii- op. r.ii ien arc In ' i h.r4;e of Fr d C. LHif.i. itl i-n-..iniir of id- vp Mem-.-, who w- rtice in i orsirtit ti.n of the N- w 'lorK I'lly snb:i. later in the inininc d.slrii-t ol the w . t Id .( MiMnv lie U , 11 chh f ntniirr of t he Kv rsu-b s l min -age district sine- p 1 3 and knows . irry mile of ttrv territory. hH-h is liHjit'l in the anthem pitlon of thi l-'hrida i-'ninssiia. In und rttikinr to dr.iin the .nd. s Mr Kliiot. F'r'l hS emlrked i:(in the t-'Ml' i re clamation pro fVT l. film by my 5''' in Cie nr-iiv 'The tur:iinj e( tli.s eiivinv: into land VKUTKAL 1. 1. 1 he rt y. 2. Metal. 3. tit lit Ic knock. 4. Yes. f. Jewels. 0. Head of 11 newspaper. 7. I'ofwcKHlve pronoun. 5. To conKiet'site. 9. S in Kinl. 1 1. HeuU. 12. Kopk. ll To slick. 15. Treeless land. 18. To step. 24. Advance. 25. To flow out. 27. Ueclted. 2?i. I'olnt of compass. 30. Tv consecrate. 31. To nffinn. 35. Possessive pronoun. 37. Fish. 41. To imtdhe. 42. Noisy manner. 44. Unite. 4;. Inspector of weights. 47. An overcoat. 4H. Hy. 51. Opposite of lies. 52. Morals. 54. He hold. 60. Idudy. 61. t'olor. 4, The lion, i;;.. ostrich. Cm. 1'olor. i;s. Monk-y. "0. Pronoun. 72. llulf an cim. tmans atlding more Ihun fi.OMM s-liiar" miles or territory ti Ihe Male, which Ik cUvahnl to an- utrhi ..r h.n.l r.n in I Irs whle greater in hUi Hum Ihe slutea nf l:hule lsliiml and Conneclic.it' loin hilled." he declares. 1 Approximately r0 mlh-s of run- als have been constructed to d;it (in carrying on Ihe workn-preaent-TAU.AHASSKK, 1'la.. (AIM inir ,, (uIai ituvatiim of earth and ",otal cost to date 01 appruximat - ,.ty $ i M,:.iia,oiMt. l.oehs and dams (teats tmiy cross tin state from th l Atlantic ocean to ine linn 01 .i via the canals and Lake Ilk Ukee- i uniiiii o i".iiv i..... Kvcrcliides is s;id to Ve as iiood t as anywhere else in the country. ijiiic oiun'i xfK Kl'dKNK, re. Sheriff Taylor SinilK l'l ".iu i an us. ' " d also with the theft of an auto mobile, which he hind for a h I Tun nl IIimsI llier Scnlcmc(l. IUHI UIVKIt. re. Jndir r Tea . v 1 1 son appnen ue m. - j mum sentence of a year in the; penitentiary to Norman Milter, who pleaded sutlly to a cbarjj;i 1 of non-support of his wlfj- and infnt .iji.-t irwford. middle- 1 apd cx-Wa.o county resident.! 1 w a! j..ntenred tn. year In the! ! oenitcntiai y. lb- plead' .l gultty 0 making moonshine in the up-j Act-otint as Kxecurtts of the estate per vahey. ! of A. It. Ueod. deceased. In the (CouMy Court of the Slate of On1- If ho advertises It, he knows it's'gon for I'nton County, and that said rjL -onH h fixe. Vondsv Ayrtl fith. . i CHOICK PKIKD TIU NKS, lo 11 is 81H; SIIKKDPKn COCOAXIT. per 11k ...2jc CIMSCO. :i-U. can. K-V: 6-H. c;in, S1.3S): 9-IU ctm 52.29 JKWFI. S.HOP.TKNIX;. t ll. V: . I SOW DUIhT SM0UTKX1XV.. 4 Hi. f!c: 8 lb. l.t9 TOST TOASTIKS AXD COIIX FLAKES, pkf If KEADY-Cl'T MACAK0XI. 5 Hvs 4-c n n HOOVERIZED GROCERY Phone Main 49 2 Deliveries lil'KNOH AIItKH (AV) The i-iidlo cntz' has prown to such pro portions In Aruentlua t hut one can hardly find u, house without radio antennae on Its roof. It to estimated that the country's popu lation of only It, 000, 001) In now buy tiiK radio outfits at Die rate of nearly 2.0oo.(mmi annually. Amer ican manufacturers prohuhly nell Hie majority, hut there are ulso In the market Oerrnnn. KuIIhIi. Wrench, Italian, lJelian und Ar- l?entiliu radio ets. The Had to Midi A ryent na, or-Kanlvi-d uhout a year o. by ama teurs and experimenters, now has 11 ineinlier.shlt of U00. In Hucuos Aires, there ure four broadcasting hi at tons, one of which is mutually maintained by a (jroup of Import ers, ilealers und local manufac turers of radio material, who or Kaulxcd for the purpose the Asso- claclon Argentina de Itroudcusitntr. A radio exposition to be held In liueiios Aires In May or June has been projected by the Uadio Club ArKcultno In order to raise funds for a club house and experiment work. They are Inviting exhibits from utl countries. Madden Mine. Paying Again. MAHSHKIKI.U Ore. Out of a mine old In coast mining history there Is now coming new richer In gold and platinum. The Madden . mine. In litigation some yeurs ugo.1 worked In .eurlv days as a heavy producer of gold and from which one iimn muue u lonuuc, was open ed last year by u syndicate, the i 'rystal Mining company of Port land, with Juek Kohner hs chief engineer. During the winter the mine hns been paying at the rate of $2 a yard of the black sund, In gold und platinum, Kohner said . they will have the mine operating at a, 2oO-yard-a-day cupaclty be fore long. Pedestrians Fight for ltlghts l.ONUOX (AP Kccent propos als to permit automobiles to pass through the London streets ut greater speed than at present has brought about organization of the Pedestrians Protection Society!. Members of the association will op pose vigorously any steps to abol ish "that Important factor of pub- lie safety, tho speed limit of motor vehicles." as has been sugestcd in pendlnir legislation. - FIND IT HERE Oipy for litis (filiuim must be in III :00 n. m. iL IIA ITIIICK TAX I lny nml Miflil Scnhf IMione Main C3. Alter tf:0 p. in. Oregon Trail t'afe, 204-J. 2-25-tf llne slatiomry. beautiful colors and patterns. AH the very hilesl lirecl from the factories. See their 1 1,1 Wlvj-rtliorn - WrlBhts Family "''- ' lur"' KnntHinue Sale. Methodist church basement. Sat- .urday. heinnnintf at ten u clock. 3-5-2t XATI'HK t l'lll". A. X. and MAKY K. M.Y- VILI.K Spechillsis In chronic diseases. Methods: Naturopal h and Mechano-Thcrapy. Skin and blood diseases, nervous diseases. un(i soul only by siivertiiorn- chronic headaches, n-z-mii. wm- Wright's Family lJrug Store. licii. appendicitis, constipation. 2-1 7-tf b.Swei trouble: all kinds of ' chronic discuses successfully j Why not rid your scalp of dand t rented, t'all Main "23. May- ruff and sitp the fallln? of your ville Nature fun Home. -1 5 hair when a T.'.c bottle of derml-1-:ast Adams Ave. Office hours eld'- and Imndruff P.radicator stops t - to 12 a. in.. 1:3" to 5 p. m.!such trouble within a very few t 'onsultat ion Free. Work In M. M. degree Friday. March th. a 7:3'i, Members and visi tor invited totiend. Hy order of W. M. A. V. S-S-it - Nothv of Final Settlement. Notice Is hereby given, that the mdetftigned has filed her Mnal . i Save On Food Costs WHERE THE .vnaain 1 1 11 1 11 11 fl II STtvtt 108 Depot St., Bloomers for Women In Colored Silk Fibre Just in! This new WOMEN'S Lisle Hosiery Ladies' fine ribbed mercerized lisle Hose. In Black and Cordovan. Splendid values .at this low price. s 49c SERVICEABLE Hose-for Boys Durable Hose for boys in medium, heavy and double ribbed Hose. Shown in black and cor dovan, at only 25c 39c IH25. at ten o'clock A. M. at the Court llonse in the city of Tui Grttnde. I'nloti County. Drcgou. as the lime and place for hearing and proving ttuid l-'inal Account, and for tinul settlement uf said estate Dated this 3rd day of March, 1025. JKNNi:: McCAItK. Kxecutrix of the Kstate ot A. B. Ueed. deceased. H. K. llxon. attorney for Kxecu- Hlx. Mar. i-l2-i'J-2e-Apr. "2 Mrs. Iluuctilou's- lleiiililcliliu; nml MnmpiJl'.;. Moved lo office While Sewini; Much ine Co., New Foley Kid:. 3-4-T.t rinno Inning. Sidney l.yle, the piano tuilT. IS at Hole! Foley. 3-2-lf The New Nerve lm iorntor. If you have a run-down fedliiK sort of all In and your iiervea on ends try that new preparation, a nerve stimulant and builder, a nerve tonic, a better stimulant than any alcoholic preparation, civin tpiick results increases appetite. Gives you "pep for Jl."i a bottb days. Suld only by Silver! horn- Wright's Family Irug Store. S-ii-yt Italian Plaque Work. A complete Hue of supplies and everything for the making of Ital- luujies. candle, sticks. Imi-h. t and other beautiful objects of art (tor the home. long with free in- (structlon at Uichardson's Art A- titft Shop. 3-2-tf Seetl. Our stock of garden seed, bulk and p'"kttces, have arrived. NVw- lin triiir Co, -4-Ct I IIE1XZ CATSUP, 3 littles . . $1 HO SEI.K-RISIXG PAXCAKE FI.OL Il, ij-li,. sack Wc TI'.EFEUP.ED STOI K COFFEE. 5-11. tin ?'' 55 FANCY- NETTEO ;FM AXD P.t'P.AL POTA TOES, per cwt. i 05 CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP. 10 burs iVc STAR XAPTHA TOWDEP.. huge pkg".ll""""".'Z 28c THRIFTY THR0XC. nmiiiii TITMITXIT QTOTirQ La Grande, Ore. shipment of Indies silk fibre Tricollctte ISIoom its. Splendid viUues ob tained through a volume purchase for our 571 StoreH. At only $2.25 In a variety of the leading colors ' Hust, Itusset, Fawn, Palo Blue, Green, lilack and Yel low. A splendid assort ment of full-cut bloom ers. Good Materials. Our buyers are al ways careful to buy ma terials which will prove durable and washable. PURE THREAD Silk Hosiery In the season's new est shades are shown these remarkable hos iery values. Pure thread silks, seam and full fashioned. 98c to $2.19 CHILDREN'S Cotton Hose Children's fine ribbed hose in cotton, shown in cordovan, black, grey and tan. Splendid val ues to be sure. Only 25c I I Astrologer Mrs. K. A.' Ualmes. Jefferson Ave, corner Willow. lMiono 24S-J. 2-2-lmy Ileni.-'lilrliiii- I'lcol l.iiav Mrs. J. K. O'Connell. 1104 O Avo. Coraetieru for Harcley corsets. 1-27-51 llciiisllU'lilnic, pleatinir, button tiotes, etc. Kortou's Kiddy Shop. 10-14-U I The lovi-rs of Art art- enjoyinr !a treu! In iiiaUin 1!n; platiucs and other useful and beautiful article I made from Persian clay. Mr. i i-Jeorg"! Sailers is giving b-ssuus la jthis work at itiehardson's Art A. tiift Shop from nine until rive ejich dii". See the work that is beins done by the class in Ihu window ot thu Art Shop. U-20-u Ppecial price, SS.ao per cord .of 16-incU wood. Phono 287-W. 12-27-tf 2 New Bungalows 'llicsi splemlhl pitMrtles Bit luenhil un N. Ali and on X. Ilireh sliifls. Modem nml iip-to-dntc ctMi-lnielinn. iJiigc hits. Price right and uu miMJiinhlc terms. Inspect buy. liicsi: befure tu Wm. Miller & Co. l'honc Main 1 m & B B a B B .B B B