La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 10, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE LA' GKANPE EVENING OBSERVER TAGE FfVE Tuesday, March 10, 1925. I Local News In Brief CO.UINU i: VENTS U II. 9. Senior play, March 2U-21. Union Couuty Agricultural Keo nuuiiu Confcrrnce; Klein, March 12; I'nlon, March 13; La Grande, Murch 14. 1'acklnt; company, and won form crly muuugcr of the Grande Houde coiiip-uiy mill Ih well Known in liaker. Mr. UuHsell but recently returned to Kanum Oregon from un extended trip lo California und tho Hawaiian Islands un which ho was accompanied ly Mih. Itussoll, i Baker Herald. li nl Hnini Alius Cornelia Hansen la confin ed to Jr liuiiiQ bceaune of ill mas. HOI TALENT PLAY ENJOYED SAVErf Hero On IUiliies,N . I. T. HHftH. Attorney of Portland, ts tn i.a Grande today on legal business. lfnvu Unity tilii Word has been received In lu Grande of tlii? birth of un 8 i pound baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. KoherL iU array at the Aber deen General Hospital Saturday. March 7. Mim. Murray huh form erly MIhs Del.oru Shuft-r of tills city. The bab has been tunned Myrtle Mac. Hum for Mliuot Claud' llasehe, of Maker, wan a visitor to la Grand' Kuuday. lie attended the trap.slioot hen. lo VL-lt l'ntlior Grace Duron left this mortimr on the branch line train fur I'ilgln. w h ru tdie will v lnl t her f u 1 her, who Is 111 at that place. , Have Svw Car , t-,lr,'uiid Mrs. Vernn Johnson re cently purchased a new UulO tfliidebalier Hrouifham from M. J. lIohs, local Hludebakcr dealer. Has 'fv UoiIkc lr. Stella Uodmer Ih tin- proud possessor of a new 11)25 . Uodtje coupo.; I'nttha-.etl t'hemilel VMrH. Kiito Smith recently purch ased a new l!i:!5 Chevrolet toiirlnp cur from Avery Harrison, local dealer. ' Personal Mention George JlnnllnKtnn Currey re turned yesterday from a business trip to Arlington, On'son. Mam)' llohhins wan u visitor to North l'ouder Sunday. Mis. .1. -W. Iflrlew ami dautfhl er Myrle went to llunllmrton Sun day. They returned to Im Grande yesterday. IMbert I L,u. Grande 'aulp vas a visitor yeHlcrdoy from t'ove, Kino re GoodnoiiKh. aecuiupanli-d by her mother, motored lo Ia Grande Sunday from Wallowa. - I M in. Awry llarrtmm visited jsister at Island City yesterday. her NOItT liruWUlilt Spcclal. Several North I'owderitea attend ed the home talent play, "Kuriii l-'olks," put on Monday evening In Haines by the I'arent-Tcachera association for tbo byneflt of thcg new gymnasium they uro plauulngj0 lo build. A dance followed tlifjO program. q Mrs. Charles Hobcrs of Hulncu.Io tumu to this city Monday to holp'g euro fop. Mrs. Kraiik Tenbrocck,o who is suffering from after ef fects of the flu. Mrs. Tenbroech is eraduully Improving.. Mr. und Mrs. James A. Wilson returned Thursday from I'urtlund where, they spent a few days xislt- tnr. , lo Mrs. Thomas Ilea'Jinoiit of-o Huines arrived Kriduy cv'enlnp ut the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Jearson for a short visit. The small son of Mr. und Mrs. Chas. I'almer lias been quite ser iously ill this week with the flu. He is Improving now. S. K. Blevina, who has been confined to Ills lioinc with lum bago, is aalu ublo to ho out. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton McCon uell. who huvo been vlslliiifr for several days ut the hoim, of -Mrs. McConnell's purenls. Mr. und Mrs. Jim Anderson, lel'l ; Sunday for 1'orlland. Mrs. Mc-Counell will be remembered as Mlsa1 Mil dred Anderson. ' A number, of Nortli ,1'u.wdrr athletic funs attended tlvo basket ball tournuiueul ut' t'nloh Krlduy und Saturday. DRUGSTORE DENNIS' RESOLUTION EXPLAINED (Continued from Page 1.) to deny tin- fact." the speaker de. elared. 'Tineeii years ago Will- ! iin-asun'h at ts kite si'dslon. rieuMiitf; I lass Solo. Imrintr the lunehioti. which w. is opelte! very apprt'''ialetv by Kiaee by William Ctoshy Jtosi. pastor of Ihe l'reliyleiian church, . Mr. Jewkes, a member of I he op" ra company pivstMit Iiijj vHohin Hood"! hero tonlKltt.. nmK a v-ty pla.s iiik bass nolo and reKpondcil to loutl'l applaus with an equally d iiyht- ,i A. H. Hlood Is drl vliit; a new. t.'hcvrolet coach, which he purchased a short lime apo from Hie Blue Mountnhi Garape. Hero l'rom Wallowa Guy Shanks, Chas. Zurcher and H. M. DuHoIh. of Wallowa, were visitors to La Onmdu over the) sportsman mcetlns; here Saturday wen In? and a trapshoot Sunday. Summer at reiidlclon j. A. Ithodes, whose home Is In l'orllund, drove over from IVndle- ton veaterduv ufternoon. He re ports it is like summer on the oth er side of the mountains. , lne New far Robert I'atllson la driving a new Ihjht six StudebakT Sedan, which he recently purehuscd from M. J. Gohm, local dealer. Mrs. Irwin Hess and Miss Mae Shanks w'ere shopping in i.a Grande yesterday Jrom l.'nlon. Mat Kurr s woh a week end vis itor hi La Grande from rendleloii. O O O O . . . o o j Markets lll.KAVS SlltAW HAT ivi; Makes old straw hats louk llko new. All wanted colors, Kasy to np)ly every, bottle. Klkay's Paiuiina ami Nlutu Hut f leaner wilt clean your last year's hat and make ii Kood fui' piany months to come. 2,"c Glass Inc. Tho IcnVAIJi Ktoro ; La Grande, Oregon unwtle valley land sold at $ 1 ft!) prr acre and now it is hard to move at $;." He nsserled that ho firmly believed that the i-choIu-Hon wuuld. by hrinKlutf capital lo ori'ffon- and development that atwnys follows Hit,' former, result In a new era for the ei(l.enry of Hits state. He stated that Jt vuu!d benefit' agriculture which lie said would never reach a pinnacle here as loliK nS the haul of inlddlewcsl- j ern. inarkels prohibits iHsposliiif of weslcrn products in . coinp'HHon with produetK niised In other parts! of I h country. Ami the Iteituls resolution, he point fd out, will resohdc in brliiKliiK InduslrleM here, population here that will consume Hip products and will solve Die question. "We need Heh'etlve immigration for Oregon we iK-cd men here that have money." Mr. hennls suld, continuintr that u ioor man can no loiiuer come to this state a brush with gluiid make 14001I. "We can et men nlwith money the same way that O Klotida Is KettliiK them." . Keply glintf to the Inference that the Flor o'hla climate has Homelhintc to do wllh the plans hucc'Ss there, lie stated Hint Klorida only has win ter climate while Oregon has both winter and sumniei" tiimalo thai is attractive. Tells of IjClslalurc. ! iul eh core. WALLOWANS 1 , . WIN IlOOl' . ; TITLE 10-8 (ConHuoed fVoui 1'aKe 1.) , of a shock In followeis tif 1111 mtini in Mast e 1 11 oi't-vtm I his H.-nson .who bom hi mind Ihe fori lhal .lofi' pii had lwic b.aleu Wallowa aiil'l in lh year, I'he Ntraln of four day's of (oiir- namnt play plainly told on hotli (vanis although KailKiu's out lit which dependH piineially on inen size ami weUht to win Karnes ralh- r than playing tibllily had sllchlly the udvanlntfo lusi nlRiit. Drugs Colored Indian Head Uluc, Pink, Old Uosu, Grouii and Tan, last color Indian Head, at a price which 55 ulore buying can offer you. . ' 49c 55 STOKES Siliuinary Jiwiih (S) MiiIIh'Uh rf i;.s1i..h ( I) .-...If. Caiilki- (I) f I'uwsoii rK WlllliiT IK Cinl'kn' KnuiK .Mi-Ki'tiaoii Scul'i' liy miat't': ., .' ',,.''-1 SVullowa a . I' Juui'ili .1! Ui... - - W'allmvu (HI) ...1 h-iut'THua (-) .(........ (irt'er (li Ulivir (4) ........Jolm.sia (1!) Jlalnl OO'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Kdwin Marvin anil II. It. Hast ings wt'ri' lu-n- ycsti'i'ilay Troip Wallowa on IniHinrss. Mrs. Hitnnan was a viaillor In La Grandi' yrslcrilay from Mt-aL-h-.1111. l-Ilnu-r 1. SlodilarU visitor Sunday. was u I'llion Kd Muon of till Moon 1 m-uk Kloiv, h-i'l yrstvrday foi- I'urtland and Seattlr.. wIh-i-i' Iht will sin-nd a few days on business. Marie i.olie?-. teit I.a Ciratlde. this tuornlnt; for llunlinKlou. I.r. it. I'. 1-andls i-eturued to I.a Grande lliis niorninw from a busi ness trip to l'orllund. i:;;s i.ow at imw UNION. Ore. (Special) The loeal markets for fresh cssn has dropped to 2R rents, ihft 'lowest H luts been during; this season. Vl-Mlle Ornln SiipiilT. .nV YOltlC. (AI') The visible supply of American irroin shows the following chances In bushels: Wheat dccretised 1.UT2. 0011: corn increased 2-72. uoo: oals decreased 1.210.000; rye decreased 440.OOO.... uurley increased 23ft, 000. Went to rcntllelon ; Chas. HlnBllcr, Joe t'arr, II. M. Jlay. . I'loyd MeKennun, Warren JiilbH-l anil i4.eHlr..Mc.Tiwlsli:iWi.U to l'cnillelon Sunday, wln.'re they ivenl for a Kuiae of solf on the l'endleton course. Ilnck nl Wik Jtay Itailin, proprietor of the llv (Imeerv Is at Ills work again after havlnc b i confined to his home Tor some linie Willi u severe attack of the Bilppc W. White left l.a (irande Ihls morning tin tin- Itranch line tisitn ,lo.iS Wallowa, where lie ias, aceeil; ed a puslt Ion. I'oi'flaiiil drain .Market. rOUTI.ANI), (Al') Wheal Hard while U. S. Ilaurt, March, no ipi'itatlons ; April $I.!H; soft white March, (I. SO; April. Jl.Si: western wlille. March. SI. SO; April. SI. SI hard w inter. March, 1 1. So; April,, SI. SO; northern spring, Marcli. II. Ml; April, SI. SI: weslern red, Mai $1.78: April SI. SO; mill, liard white. March, IS; April 12.03. , Oats No. 2 white feed, March at :i!l.5ll; April, 140; No. .2 Kray March, las.fto:' April. i:iX t'orn No. 11 . I'., . Y. shipment March, 147.50: April I17.D0. . Mr. and Mis. Cecil Hewitt went to Muxvllle tills iiiorniiiK- un Hie branch line train, wiure they will !make their home. early selling. 'The consuim-r of bread pay the .4'io.ono,omi. jiut farmer didn't get it. will the t IMlill leu j Mrs. V. II. lale. or 1 :nt"rprisc. , 1105 been visiting In l.a Grand- to! the imsl we.-k al the home of Mr. j and Mrs. 1'iank Melolle. Building Permils I a Itnulf Homi AHer spending the 'pist three weeks III a I'orll'.ind hospital. It. .1. Hates pursed through l.a (.Irande this morning! cn . route to his home at l'.lgin. Mr. flates la very much improved. Arrhcil This Mnrillim Members or I lie Itrundoii Ole-rn ( o iny nrrived III I." Craml" Ihls morning on No. 21 and will present Ihe comic opera "lioblu Hood." by lleglnald KeKoran. this i veiling, ul Hie Arcade Theiitre. fioine I'nmi callfoi-iiln Miss Helen Mellonald arrived In l.a (irande this morning from Oak land. Clll.. Where She has been on San I'ranelseo t lironicie vo years, sue w - main here Willi her nioiner. l'eter Meliunalil. Imleliallely. , A rplilcmv Mill Is- lilllll by Oscar Ciiisson mi 4'cdnr striM't iM'livcen Wnliliigliin and Mala, ad'onlliig In it liiillilhig iH inilt taken out at tin. clly orflciw tills morning. The house will cost in the nciglilHirliiMid of :t.00. Ihe for over Home I roin llnwan .1. A. ItuHsell of l.a lirand visllor in Ihe city today. Mr s-ll is Interested ill Ihe e Is a . Itus I laker MOIt.MONS IIi:l'OIITi:i) SI,.M SALT I.AKK (Al') orrlclals of the Mormon church Monday. slated Hint as soon as Ihey luid reretved offieial I'onfiriiinlion of the report ed murder c.f I wo Mormon colon ists. Waldo and Thome Call, by bandits hi the vleinlly of the eliurch colony ' at Colonta liiililan, state or Chilitialiua. Mi x.. Unit the American stale department would be riiiuesteil to take Immediate aclloii. It was slnled that 111 till' last few years 12 or 14 church eolonlfts have been killed In Mex ico. Advices In Kail Nike are to the effect thai Waldo ami Thorite Call, brothers, aged 20 and r years, re "peellvely. were slain some time lasl week. Mormon resldeitls of Colollla Lluliiaii ir.imber about 1 000. 1IWLI flfnlii 11.imiHw. . WASHINGTON l lllted Slates Kahn gruln exports (or Ihe week ending March 7 were 3.2:iO,Ooo. bushels compared with a. 168.000 the pre vious week. Commerce, depart ment figures for last week compar ed with the week bcrore rollowa: is 1.000. Corn, 130. 0011 against 128.000. Oals. 87.000 against 1 12.000. Ilye, 4:10.000 llgaln.'it 411.0011. " Wheat. 2,2:tG.OOO against 2,lt.u, IJOII. Wheat flour. United Slates and Canadian in 'transit, 237.000 bar rels against 4S2.000. NKW YOltlv Slocks Heavy: .'a industrials break 3 lo 13 points. Itonds Keaellonary losses of 1 lo 24 points general. Foreign e X c h a n g e l.uwar: Irancii fall back 8 points. Cotlon Steady: heavy exports. Sugar i-Jasy; Cuban selling. Corfee Featureless. CHICAGO. (Al') Wli-al -4 I'irm; large cxporl business. Corn IJurely steady; larger re. ceipls. . Catlle Steady to higher Hogs Lower; light demand. General Isaa Sherwood, who retired from congress Murch 4 al the age of yo. treasures as on-' of tho inometiloes of his later lays . in Washington u large- crowned, broad-biinmied hat gtv- hlm by the late Julius kaliil. former chairman .of the military affairs colnmlttec. whose. wife has just been chosen by California voters to fill his seat In the next congress. "Just before lvahn look his last departure from Washington." says Sherwood. "I met him in Hie cor-1 rldor. He. had on a pocullur hat.; I. said: I 'I've been looking for t li.it . kind or a hat In Washington, hut; oouldn't find one.' , Kahn pulled off his hat and said: 'Try It on.' When I (lid so. ho sulci: 'It's Just your size. Your thinking apparatus and inlniij are the same.' I'm going lu give, you . that hat. "with' my fiiiill-, nienls. and 1 hope you will wear It." ! ... 'Tin still wealing Hint hat,", says Sherwood, "as my tribute, lo I'lior to launching, into ' Hie lliultl part of his address. Senator Dennis -described to some extenl tile past session of the legislature. explaining several matters that had. not been given to those, nut in Ihe know by till' newspapers. Before Mr. 1 lentils was Intro duced by Chairman Colon lt-'Kh-erhard. Representative Albert 11.' Hunter spoke briefly of the legis lative session, classing lite highway bills und the school bills passed and signed by the governor as the most Important pieces of legisla tion. Uoth Mr. Hunter and the following speaker classed the legis lature as different, tho former de claring the session "tiresome" und the latter peculiar." Mr. Hunter told or the S50 bills Introduced and quoted statistics showing how many had been pass ed, what they represented and the IlkiT lie also mentioned the ef fect ,that women lobbyists had on M. e; msupr DEAD wis THE HUH TODAY (C'oiillniM'd from l'mi 1.) t'lvil war. liishop (Juavlf said thai the .prupl' oi' 'hry county WW' KOhur to hahK Ida rather heeuime he voti'd for Lincoln."" ''Hut my ralher n-rused tn stay for the hanyluK," he added, "lie was very peculiar about such things." , AkhIii while d.'llverhiK a pana wyrle al lit" mtieral of llishup l,ue coek. Dlshop ijuayle pleiured his own di ath and tin- iuc1Iiih: there afler with Illshop l.uecoclt, whom he Imagined uh Haying: "Well. Quaylc, how illd you set here? I am (Surprised." The dcKt'en of I'll. I), "was con I'erred upon Ulsliop Uuaylc hi ist: by Alh't'lifny cuIU-k. and that of It. l. hy Oel'auw rolleRf tin; same year. Maker university (honored hint with the degree, of 1,1,.H In 1!MH. and l.awrepee college, WIh couslu, colU'erreil the Maine degree jn JUOS. , . . IIooUh wrtllen bv Illshop ljuaylo flieluile: ...... .. ... ... . "Tin; VoefH, I'uet and Other. J; nuy.y "A HUtdy lu Current .Hoclal Theoiies,' "A Hero and Mo mo Oth-' cr KolkH.' "IJooks and Ufe. "In Clod's Out-oMoortf." "Kternlly in the Heart, Hie 1'rahle and tho Sea." "Lowell and the Christian. Kullh," "tlod-'s Oalendar,': "Tho. liook of llnlli," "The Hont? of. SontifH," "The l'aHtor-l'reaeher,", "Laymen In Action." . "Tho- Climb, lo Hod," ''I'oeuiH." "llesldo Lake UeautHul." "Itecovercd Yesterdays' In Literature. " 'Tho Itynaniltu or , (iodi" ami ''The Throno of .(1 race,'-'. ' lu LSmi Itlshop Quayle nutrrted' ' M18.V Alllc Hancock 'avia of Ht.; Louia. ' , ' .' ' ' CUT WORK llavo some heniitifiil dcxitis In (ut-ork Center I'lccrs, - ; isurrct sets, Siui-fs, l'iiiow sups, etc .-lesson rrci. Art & Baby Shop "i:vi:HVTHiN(i l'on tmf. iiahy" lli;.MS Iii (illN(; . Hotel Summer lllllg. STAMl'I.NO uii'rriiiiu'K l'A'rrmtNS i. m. c. tiihead Plant Grafted "Walnuts Tlicy Make You .Money One of the best blocks of Vi'ooman l''ran(Uclto In llto slate; select type. well grown. All other slooks l'ilbcrls, Apple, Hear, (Mier ry, ' Trune, . l'liiin, I'eaeli, Apricot, etc. Sinall Kiullu, idc Itlgllt stock ut light prices. 'Subllilt your want list, send for prices.' 35 years In busl-' ness,' ' ' ', ' CAIHI'OX MKSI'MtY CO. Cni'lton, Oregon. MICHAELS-STERN Top Coat Tor Sprinir, just in! Light shades, right for March Winds $:J2.."5 $07.1.1 $1:1.15 Sec Window! Clint's Clothiery Th Rton Wllb Cnn '"Si k ....ViJ TAX RETURNS DUE MARCH 16 (Conllnud from I'nffo 1.) .man ir Mvs'ir.itv is ni:i HT. JAM KH. lieavi-r Island. Mich. (AD1 Leaver Island's man of mystery . Ih dead. When he Ih burled Tii--sday he will lake wllh him. to the jjrave the Kecret or his Identity which Im has preserved for the r.O years he lived here. The man. known only a "Loetor I'rotar" was le lh-vil to have been a llusttian nobleman In exile. Vp lo the time r Ihe world war he re eel ved remittance from Itussla which ceased about l'.U and were not resumed. I'rotar was called "hoclor" be cause lu freiin ntly went abmit the island mbilslerliiK to the sick, al though he ncvr acc-ded ' pay lil'MltH for Ills :a-rlces. lor the past few eara h has bfcn in aliiMint ilrsiiiui circum stance, making a frtif;;'! living by selling the prndiiei. of a small farm. His n?c Is unknown to IslaiKlers. ARCADE THEATER NOW PLAYING BRANDON OPERA CO. America's liesl-Kovi'il Light Opera Saturday. March 13 ami 14. I t'olleclor Iluiilhy also Issued a Ktatcment calling the attenllou oi taxpayers to .the, fact Hint re- itiestn for extension of time for filing returns cannot b approv-d or granted by his office. All su h renucHtJt inuot beent to the Com nilsslonep of Internal Itevenue. Washington. I. prior lo .March l.", und full ti re to obluln approval will consiliute d"ilniuency in making return. . National ('uanisiiien I'roniolcd. i '. KrCiKNK. Or. i'romoilous: have be'cii made lu company t. Oregon, national guard of this i-lly, by rea-j hon of the reKlcuatlon or Melvln II. WhIU', who hum first H'-rgeant. Joint Jensen. luly Kergeiinl. has lnm prom j ted to first H'-rgeanl. i 4,'orporal Ulehai'd Kulghl, lias been proinoleil In Her gt- nil and 'harlcM , Mahany. private first class. Ih ad vanced to th- post of l orporal Capper Blames $2.00 Wheat for Failure ' (Continued from Pao 1.) Itlgnnilst Ih IMradllcil. HA1.KM. Or. -MoHtM Mind, who Is lu Ih' ronnly .Hill here charged wit Ii bigiiiny. will be returned to Tort Scott. Kans.. for trial, aeeonl ing to a lelfgram received at the sheriff's office. Officers ut Kurt Scott have ob tained re-iuisMon papers reti'sting pvctd lo urrlve in Salem late this ROBIN HOOD' r.O SINGIN(J VOICES I'riccM SL65 $1.10 83c iHearThisMa ; . ...FLOYD FOSTER KARNES Presents ;,'"', I I 0 n i i I ;P . ' i I i MtViw u vyuuuvyiuu u i 8:00: p. m. k t 'i I Dr. R alph Shadduck "Hut this In not "SpeeMlutors anI Ih- w heat grow-r hi ago w h' iil lt a true picture. gambhrs. not . reaped thlM hardest. "The facts are that last yrur v In .it crop brought the If at : faruu r btten $1 und $1.25, and not tie- $ h- tu mw credited with gMing. j To be Hill'. $ 1.25 wheat, mid an un precedent edly lurge yield j per ucre, inal- la:i yiar'a cropi the notnl profitable since the wnr. "Hut the furim-r sold Ids u hi -ii , the vast bulk of It beTon- Nov. I, and win n wheat soared to In t'hicugo. the runner who had plowed, piunt'd anl hurvested the wilt (dart us-! grain had none of It to nell. evening and i "Price lnt:r iu a l'twe'n eb e lllon Hnd the new year were such I welcome to all. ithat the farmer, according to Jul- Church of God Chapel, i lus Darnes. nitrrehant eipurU.'. ItLV. MXM h.NM.MT The re ival nieetlngn eon t (nip w it h PiM-eeiw. T o more udults came forward last night. That iiK'ke 4 emersinns. lifvcn nd Knight (nt? a chart this preach n propheny. A welcome to all ARCADE WEDNESDAY ONLY MARY I'illl-MIN In 'THE CAIKTY (JIKL Coinint? Tliuistlity DANTE'S INFERNO 01' Chicago A New Series of Master Lectures FREE To The Public Each Evening at 8 p. m. Tuesday, (March Kith) f.enius in the Making Duvcloi)- rcreonality. SOMETHING NEW EVERY NIGHT Most remarkable character analysis ever given on the Ameri can Platform. 1'layed to packed houses in San Francisco, Seal tie and Salt Lake City, etc. Free analysis from the audience every night. All' Questions Pertaining lo Health Will Uc Answered From the Platform. Applying the latest facts from the leading research scient ists in relation In the prevention and cure of disease through scientific diet. Practical talks on how to improve your health. Special lesson each night on Inspii ational Psychology, Conscious Evo lution, Law of Self-Suggestion, lluilding the P.ody by Mind Power. HONAN HALL psii ?1 i : Rl la (;kam)i:, ore. 1 Ml Ll 1 i.oiutr X aud tipr ieu. Adv. Most jul ibouV $P-e.'f0,V.Ufj Uy Lin i