La Grande evening observer., March 06, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Friday, March 6, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
I Local News In Brief
COMING EVICTS
District high uchuol busketbull
tournament ut Union, March
5, 6, 7.
U II. H. fcenlor play, March
20-21.
. Union County Agricultural Kco
'. nomic Confc-renc:; Elgin,
Murch 12; Union, March 13;
La Uinude, Murch 14.
Mr. Terry III
,V U G. Terry la confined to his
hoiuo bucauue. of IIIhulb.
Mr. Hoy! Better
i lu M. Hoyt. who lius been con
fined to hta home for several days
heuause of Illness, Is somewhat Im
proved ut the present time.-
I. ined Association
. Mr. unU Mi-s. J. K. Jloux of Covo
were here yesterday on business.
While here Mrs. lloux joined the
Union County 1'oullry association.
Mr, Unhlot'k Improving
Jt. H. Buldocli, who was oper
ated on at the Clraude Hondo hos
pital a few duys uko Is Improving",
according, lo reports today.
1 incd
. II. Monition of Boise und U.
t Hamilton of Uaher were each
lined .$1U und cost by Judo Hugh
JO. Hrady. Justice of peace, yester
day. : .
Here fiinti I'nioii
Mrs. Nell Hutchinson wua a vlst
lor la l.a Oruude yesterday from
Union. Shu drove home a new Velio
coach..
Held Clinir at Knterprl-c , ,
O. S. 1 Aiplia m and Ids assistants
lr6ni the tractor department of the
Ford Motor company of Portland,
went to Kntorprlso yesterduy morn
ing and held a tractor clinic there
yesterduy afternoon.
Here Yesterday
H. 11. Huff und Or. Y. K. Hrown
ell of Klgln, were business visitors
to. ha Granddc yesterday. They
called at the county court In the
interest of a county road In their
vicinity.
Here for Itanmiel
V. M. I'Yeeman, O.-W. H. and N
safety agent, of Portland, left l.a
Grande hist evening after uttend
ing the surety banquet held here
Wednesday evening.
Left Jam KywiIiix
J .. l Grodzhi. general safety
agent for tin; O.-W. It. nd N. coinr
pany, left La Grande last evening,
alter attending the safety banquet
jjere.
Condition VnehaiiKed
According to word received yes-fj-rdoy
from Mrs. Nolan ohlff. at
Tort hind, her husband, former
t Milted Klates commissioner here, is
about the same. His heallh lias
been very poorly lately und last
Week he was near death.
J; -
Dr. liecd Cushion Sole
Shoes
For men who want com
fort. Colors in Tan and
Black Kid; also Black
Kangaroo.
Shoes of duality
$11.15 and
$12.45
Clint's
Clothiery
The Store With ft Conscience
You Want
To Go
uri-lii".. ymi'll want lo gH
wit ami fi ami a.-tkm.
Yuti'll Iir iiukIi llm-
ir iiiiliiinll.Mi lli.'w lo
mtj4'l n'palr nork iI.mm? on
otir i:ar.
I.rl II ilonc ikiw .lufi't nll
milil ilanmr. will In-
llonlilcl. Wr ll Ik- sla.l XI
linil'-li illiimK-J tinr In.
BUICK GARAGE
Jennings & Shumate,.
Props.
Successors to
Southard & Shinn.
1 A Good Turn hnily
Judy Ash is not one to refuse a
iady lu distress, thus when he re
ceived u uusHuge today ho lost no
lime lu boarding the stage for Pen
dleton. It seeniH llii ln.iu iu i..
i-erve lis cliaufiur uii tin- -return
i nc name of tht' lady was not
learned.
Miss Taylor III
Miss C. Taylor, of Hills liepart
uiiil atore, was confined lo her
homo yesterday because of Illness.
Accepted I'o-ll Ion
Pa ul Savrf 'Hull nf niimlv B..I..W.I
stiperlntcnilPiit J. A. Kityre, has ae
eepted it position with the Perkins
iiiumr company us salesman.. Mr.
Havre 1b a. ip-uiii:iia nf n. rii.
versity of Oregon.
Orderim Mlmtrs
Orders for the, Mimlr, the. an.
nuul hidi school publication, are
liOW liellll IiiLi.m !,. ,t..
of obtaining copies should notify
ou in oenrun. misim hh manager.
l eft for Peudleloit
II. N. Kelly left Ui Grande yes
terduy urternoon for Pendleton af
ter spending several diiys here. Mr.
Kelly Is of the truck department of
liie Kord Motor company of Port
land und came to l.a Grande to us
slst In the tractor clinic here.
Will Resume Coiut
Circuit court will be continued
March 23. according to an un
iioiineeiueiU by Judge J. W. Know),
os Jhls morning. A number of civil
cuses irre to be tiled at this ses
sion. -The cnlendar will be out next
week showing the. dates of the
triuls.
Wallowa Man lleiv
Don MrDuniHs and Tt.' S. Me
(Maren of Wullowu. were here yes
tenlity on business. They left this
liiornlug for Bridgeport. Oregon.
.Mr. Mellnnlelds will improve a
liomstead claim and Mr. McClaren
is to do some mining work.
I'onner Itesitient llert
.M. J.. Buckley, of Portland, Is a
business visitor to l.a Grsnde. Mr.
Buckley is well known )vrv hav
ing been general superintendent of
'he O.-W. 11. and N. company here
several years ago. He was also
chief dispatcher here for a number
of years.
I'lne Hailing Instutled . . .
The railing at the Intersection of
Penn und Second streets, recently
installed. Is tKdterned after that
used along the state highways in
tills district and will make that In
tersection, formerly hazardous to
the iiuto ' driver, us safe tis an or
dinary Intersection.
SH'nd Week-lOnd llei-e
Miss Mildred I'ox, aceomptnl'd
by her father. H. A. h'ox, arrived
in La Grande this morning on No.
L. Miss Kox will spend the week
end here with friends -and rela
tives. She, Is a student at the
Wushlngton Normal school. Mr.
Kox is returning home from u trip
to Portland and Spokane.
Staekhuid In Portland '
Karl J. Htacklund, one of the
biggest cherry operators In Oregon,
arrived in Portluud yesterday from
Cove, Cnion county, and registered
at the Imperial. The Stackland bro
thers, three In number, specialize
in bundling cherries. They grow
them find they ship them and they
jeiul cherries by (he earload, many
carlouds, to the eastern markets
every year. They now have what
they believe to be the largest cher
ry ore h: ml In the world. Cove lh
particularly adapted to the grow
Ing of this kind of fruit, although
that section Is celebrated for other
Iruits and berries, Oregonian.
Personal Mention
1 Jrss ItreHlieiirM. eoiinty sheriff
, made a business trip to Cove today.
! 'Jennie (Irlner left this morning
.lor Elgin to visit her daughter.
j C. M.. Wray of Pi'iidh-ton. wa u
'isitor ln La Grande this niorning.
H. G. Avery, eounty agrieullur
ist. spent the day In Cove.
Key Kugute, of the extension de
partment of the Oregon Agtieiiltur-
KLV. ELM). k.NK.IIT
llevt'p-nd Nelson Knight Is an
eVMnffellftt tike thime of the old
Frhool. He took a ctnir of
traintnir In Knceology In Briwn
t'olhce and shows by his p reach
ing that h ha "n with Jesus.
Har him tonight.
V. v I'htireh f find lh:ini.
I
REV. G, ROSS
. GIVES TALK
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Subject for Discussion
at Presbyterian Men's
Club Last Evening.
The controversy over Harry Em
erson Kosdlck, Baptist minister
who hia bveii prc.ti.hing at the
Klrst Presbyterian church In Nrw
York for the past fivo yeurs wmji
the subject of a talk by Itcverend
Wllllum Crosby llosa at a meeling
of the Men's club of the 'Presby
terian church last evening.
Iteyerend. lloss 'explained in a
vry liiterestina manner the basic
principles on which the theological
differences of the Fundamentalists
und tha Modernists ard based, '
The meeting was held In the
John Macpherson home. Mr. and
Mrs. - Macpherson served delicious
refreshments towurd the- close of
the evening. The next meeting of
the elub will be held in two weeks
with Or. J. 1. Ingle us the host.
a I college, was In la Grande yes
terday. Mr. Kuguto Is at present
Assisting the furiuers in aTpcel ex
termlnution campaign. .. ' :.
G. L, l.uriBon was a business vis
itor to Union today. -- - : ,
A. I; Levino went to Wallowa this
morning on business. .He. will re
turn to La Grande this evening. .
E. G. ltuckmore will leave this
(.veiling for Walla Walla,' where he
will visit his wife. Mr.. Buck more
is employed In the statu highway
office here,
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Klrdcndull of
Uakcr, were shopping In I 'Grande
yesterday. ... - -
Mrs. -Ntiomi 1 Stnullpp nf I'nlnn
wus shopping In La Grande yester
day. - -
Mrs. Geo. Tllton was. shopping in
La Grunde . yesterday froiii ; her
home at Lostlne.
Mrs. liuuden of Jordan ;Valley,
left this morning for her homo nf
tro visiting here for several days.
1 Thorsten Shell and Lillian Midi
of Wallowa were here on a short
visit.'
Mrs. "W. G. Iloblnson of Telo
caset, left this morning , for her
home uflcr spending yesterday Jn
La Grande shopping, .
J. V. Austin left thbs uiornlns
for Maxvllle, where he will be em
lloyed by the PoWman-Hicks eom
pany. He Is from lto3Miurg and
has been visiting here at the home
ot W. H, Perry.
Markets'
POKTLAND. Ore. (AP) Hurd
white wheat $1.97, western red
M.SU. . . ;
SAN ITtANCISCO (AP)
tcrfat 47 cents.
Uut-
POIlTLANI. Ore (AP) Cuttle
leudy; hogs steady to strung;
sheep nominally slron;. . Eggs and
butterfat steady. Hutlcr 47c. .
I'OUII-A.M l.ltAIN MAItKI T
POHTLANI), Ore. (API Wheat
Hard white B. S, Haart, March.
$l.!to; soft while, March,
April. $1.85; western white,
ii.S;;: April. Ji.SG: hurd
Si. S3;
March
winter
Murch. $1.8:1; April, $l.Stt; north
ern sprlug, $l.8i: Awll. $1.84:
western red, March, $ I.S I ; April
$LR3. i
Oats No. 2 white feed. March,
Hi: April. $41. &u; No. 2 Gray,
Murch, $1U; April, $40.G.
I I-Ot K
MINNEAPOLIH (AP-ITotir -."iUe
to ;i.ic tower. I'umlly paleuts
SlO.liKfj $10.5. s
iJran S.'ll.uM'u $24.50.
MAHKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YUIIK ( AP) Stoekn
Higher; American L o c o in o t 1 v v
touehen record high.
Ponds Irregular; railroad - is
sues yield. .
Foreign exclmnse ElniK ster
ling higher on Increase In bank
rates.
Cotton Higher; strong spot situ
ation. .
Sugar Steady; reduced crop es
tiimites. 'of fee Lower; ecsy ItruzlHatt
markets.
CHICAGO (AP) -Wheat High
er; belter export demand.
Corn Steady; commission house
buying.
attte Hteudy to strong.
Jlogs Klrm and uctlve.
StAlft Cri H IS ( IIAHLl;l
WASHINGTON CAP) The spe
cial committee which Invcstlpttcd
the national disabled soldiers lea
gue reported to Hie house Tucuday
It was of the optnlun ihut part of
the ruiid. rjlsid by the orr-ml.-tiun
had been devoted to Improp
er uses and personal gain.
It wax recommended that th
d' PuHment of Juitlce ran b" aik
ed to present fuels developed by
the Investigation to a federal grand
Jury.
coi Y;y (itAi: to ii:i.t
HAINLM (Special) lr. W. T
Phy will be the chief speaker at
the mating of the Maker 1'ounty
Pomona Grunge which wl br Held
Saturday. March 7ih, in the . (,
iO. V. hall here. Th- meeting will
( be call -d to order ut 10 o'clock
I sharp and the program llt lit gin
;t l:S'i p. m. Or. Phy will speak
;on "Hertdliy and ltf It -InMon To
pooooooooooooooooooooooo
HEALTHY BABIES
AKE HAPPY
but they cannot be healthy O
unless their lilt to organs are
mnouomng naiuraiiy. o
If iv huxative Is necessary, it
must be gentle- in action and
without the slightest degreo
of Irritation, b it ut the same
time positive In results.
Hwcetssc
GLYCEKINE
g SUPPOSITORIES
g iurelesl Glycerin Suppos- g
o ' Itorles .can bt! uesd with o
O . ; the utmost confidence, be- o
q . lug litude from pure gly- g
O cerJn and guaranteed to o
g give proiupt laxullon, , g
O . Tho. speciul packing keepH q
O theiii always- fresh und O
g '"rcuUy lor use, g
o '-ny : 30c o
Glass Drugs
Inc.
-Tbe HCXAIJj Store
'La Grande, Oregon
oooooooooooooooooooooooo
Building
Permits
H.- jV Edwards will repn'r a
house oh E street between l''lfth
und Sixth avenues at a cost of JI50.
The building permit was filed ut
the city .offices this morning.
-
A. J. Warren will build a guruge
on lle.v.enth street between M and
L avenues, according Jo a building
permit" taken but this morning.
The building will cost about $xo.
JaiMtii Aids Fnrelgti Teachers
TOKIO (AP) The educational
department propones to Introduce
a bill at the present session of the
diet to provide houses for the for
eign : teachers in the government
schools. There are nearly 100 ninth
Instructors.' largely American . und
Ilrlthdi;-und about $ir0,000 will be
asked , for tho housing scheme.
Two ; Overseas Veterans
In Present U. S. Senate
'. (Continued from Tngo 1.)
In. time of need we1 will depend
upon our civilian soldiers.
"We-: are ' now urging civilians
to accept .cumiulSHlons In tho re
serve, corps. We are urging them
lo accept coinmiHlona lu the na
tional guard.. They are told that
In time of emergency the outcome
wHI depend upon them and their
ability to had men.
"We say I" ' them: 'When we
tuke you into the umiy we will
COLLKKN MOOItK
lit
TODAY
MOWS and FAI5LK.S
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55 L"T Ti np'
Z7 Is 7 ju ?m?Y
Wu Bt't our clu-uini; Kiliii rnm
llm word without luuklnir It up
bu easy lu Kit 11 vcrllea.1, for- It's
liuvn mokatiiiE our toi'lli with loo
HORIZONTAL ' 4. Measure of '-ureu. V '
1. Wry face. &, MumIciiI instruineiit Hhnllur to
7. Chastised. violin, '
13. Attended. ....... n. To prepare for publication.
14. Frame to hold a picturo up- 7. -Phophet. . ..
- right. : i . Uruin in cloth (pi.),
15. Part of plant below Kimiml.l U. Part of "to be."
17. To defame. 10. Ueeeut Orijiiu.
1U. Wasted by usaffe. jll. To shine.
21. Moved rapidly. -j1-- Tooth doctor.
Changed. lii. liowed.
24. Moistened. 18. Slanting i-di;e.
25. Conjunction, -o. To cause aversion.
20. Numeral. 22. Heveivntial fear.
27. To plant. 23. Period. -
2!. 4.141(1. 2(i. Leiifless spiral plant stem.
3d. A tittering laugh, 28. Wauhlng away of a ruilwuy
a2. To rent, . bed.
34. Domesticates, ' 3t. The- human's pump.
.16. A paradise. 32. Metric incisure G1.C22 cu-;
37. Troubled. hlo Inches. i
3I. A deposit of flnu mild. 33. Male voice. !
4(1. Kxpert. 3a. Joint formed by inateriuls ut '
41. Evening. right anglcB.
42. A whirr. 37. Kit.
44. Soldiers collectively. 3S. To go in bathing. '
4tl. Hock containing metal , (pt.), 42. Il-iily trees Juice used for t
4!. To bo up, out of bed. , chicle- gum).
BL To sin. 43. Trcatiiieiit. i--- '
52. Visitor. 45. itellgiouH body. '
53. Musical note. 47. Yo .plug.
54. Kindled. 48. One who kills with stones
GO. Perched. (pi.).-
57. Preposition. fit).' Kilge of a wheel,
58. Km. 52. 'Combustible mixture used fur
Go.-Instants. ' fuel. - . ,
03. Male child. ' KB. wViinknrd.
G4. 1-T.iid from the eyes. , 5t. I.eatheiv sirup used for sharp-1
00. Otic who peals, cuing iu.oim. i
07. Thick cord, ' T.y. Wheru tB' sun rises. j
08. Tenipernte. . , . , 01. Spoils. ' '
it'o.'suni. " ,.. ' GJ'Cuufriff titrhig bags' 'iihed "I'dl-"
1 72.' Hunting dogs. fishing. (
73, Faucets or plugs. 03. .Melody played, by one, person.)
? - Vi:itTICAL.- ft. To decay. ' , . j
, 1. To strunglu (In order to rob.). 07., Fragment of cloth,
2. Monumental statue. 0!). Kxl.it, J
i 3. To entangle. ' 7 1 . Mm leal note.
give you the same rank, the same to hold out the retirement prlvl
unlform, the Same pay and eiiiolu- lege."
inents of office everything that1,
an army officer has. ;j,wmnii ehaiuidonlng e.iually
" "Hut If you go lo the front wit h Means I he proposal for d lu
ll nd are wounded, you will nut a bit Ii y retirement for rem i ve ot
rccelve the retirement prlvileiie ! i'Iccih, eiUil with that of regu-
ur the compensation that will be .hits, maintains further than ol'fl
'rcceived by the regular army cif - cih retired lM-cause of ehl dis
flcer. iubllittcH, Nitouhl have cfiiu! pay,
"'Wo are going lo hold out 1 regardless ol their respective rank,
soiaelhlhg on you. YVeNire going ' "l;nder tin proposed retirement
HEAR THIS MAN!
FLOYD FOSTIOU 1IAHNKS
PrcHwits
DR.UALPII SIIADDUCK
Ol' Cluuago
6-FREE LECTURES-6
On Bio-Clidmistry
THK PSYCHOLOGY OF SC1KNTIFIC MY1X(J
Honan Hall
March 10 to I", Inclusive
No Admission
8 P. M. Kvciy Niht
COMK KAi:i,Y AND CKT A SKAT!
42 vrrliriil. yvl how many cun ml
In Hit- dictionary? Ilnl U Hliould
hi, lu huin ko Inn u'c
nuiili from 4:' vvrtiuil. .
Spring Dress Materials
Just received, n shipment -of llayon Silk ''Fancies'
of the season's most lwpular shades in both checks
and stripes at the very low price of
: 98c
55 STOKES
Hcliedule," Ltingham told his fel
low senators, "f l had been dis
abled while flying as a major,
and had lost two fingers or on
hand, I would be entitled to be
placed on the retired list of the
army and for tho rest of my
life receive u salary of $2250 a
year. -
Hut If my mechanic, riding In
tho front seat, having only the
grade of sergeant, had .been, simi
larly Injured, he would receive
for that same disability only $300
u yeur.
"Some of us were more lucks'
than others and got higher ranks,
llecause of my luck lu having
been commissioned a major, I
would hnvc received, under Hin
plan proposed. If disabled, seven
limes as much as my sergeant,
"That Is not Justice to the ser
vice man ut least It does not
seem so to me."
VIS
TONIGHT
ri.ii iii-.ah Tin: ;itA.u opexiso oik;. kix-itai, uv
Prof. Becker
Of Portland
Willi Ouarlr-t NuiiiIm-is.
PltCSIVVI I ItlAN CHI IICK
8:13 P. M. '
Admission 50 Cents
Do You Know?
THAT WU MAKIO IIOMIS-MADE CANDT IN OUiCBilOP?
The Candy Shop
217; Fir Street
"The Home of Home-Marie Candy
' (Retail only)
BRANDON
Tli I test LIkIU Opera
MGADE
"ROB WW
Aincricii's tJroiituKt mid iJcst-lovod Comic Opuni
liy Ut'fr'malil Kv Koran '
Scats on Sale nt (IIilss Diok Co.
PUKES: $1.65 - 1.10 :c
FH'TY SINGING VOICKS .
PILLOW SLIPS
Nl:V HI.II'H IM. IIICAt'TlrLI, KKRItlNH
,i.si i.ovi:i,v ri T-woiiK imttkunh
W't: win liiivt i.aiw.8 In Cul-Wurk. nk ux about It.
Art & Baby Shop
"i;vt:.uv;rvii wu tut. ihiit11
III.MSIIK HIM; llnlrl Konmivr Hl'li. NT.M1'IWU
Htri'KltK'K PATTi:U.N II. SI. C. TIIUKAU
STAR
TOO A Y-
Buck
"THK DKSKHT OITI.AW
TUB HUH
If he advertises It, ho knows It's
good.
Judge Makes Erroneous Pre
diction Kegm-ding Lawyer '
"About one clean shirt Is nil C
thought he would ever wear. Ho
had fullen away to a mere shad
ow; .wus as yellow n suffron unit
often doubled up with pain. Doc
tors continually, guvu him. mor,
phine and .were about to operate
for gall stones. Muyr's Wonder
ful Ucnledy quickly restored hhn
to perfect health uprnin." It Is a
simple, harm less preparation that
removes tho catarrhal mucus from
the Intestinal tract und ulluys thh
Inflnmmuttun which curses pntc
tically all stomach, liver und In
testinal ailments. Including appen
dicitis.. One do so will convince or
money refunded. At ull druggists:
Adv.
OPERA CO.
OrganiKiition in America
Tl'KSDAY
MARCH lOtli
-TODAY
Jones
comer X and I?i'ruce. Adv.
(Agriculture." '