La Grande evening observer., March 20, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Friday, March 20, 1925.
THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '
PAGE FIVE
Local News In Brief
COM IN (J UVUNTS
L. H. H. bcnlur play, March
20-21.
Union J J vi Stork Hhow ut L'll
ion. June 1U-11-I2.
W Miss Maurlnc Moure in confined
to lir home because of IUiu-hm.
Confined to llnmc
Chris Mays, of Ihe lied Cross
! rug st on, )h confined lu Ills home
because of illness.
111 n Home
Ituiiald l-'unli is :thsent from Ihe
Hed Cross Drug store for u few
days because of i lines.!.
Mit't Tomorrow
The W. It. A. Junior club will
meet ut the home of Mrs 1 far mien,
i S 1 0 V avenue tomorrow after
noon, March 21.
Has Ton.-Hs Taken Out
' George Glaus, who had his ton
sils removed a few days ago is very
much improved at the present llmo
und Is out and around again.
Arrived This Morning
M rs. Merman l.ufke und nmult
son arrived in La Grande this
morning from l-'orrest Grove and
will spend several days here visit
ing ut Hie Taylor home.
Home ii'Oin School
Waldo "I'e.te" Htoddurd arrived
in La Grande" Hi in 'morning on No.
i;l from the Oregon Agricultural
college at ( 'orvallts to spend 1 he
spring vacation days at the home
til his mother here.
Iil't Tor I'orMand
CW. C. Perkins, of the Perkins
Motor company, left La Grande lasc
night fr 1'ortland, where he will
fcpelld several days on business. Mr.
reiki ns will return home Sunday.
A I leaded .Minstrel
Among the out of town people
who attended the mlnslrcl show at
the Methodist Kpiscopal church
Wednesday evening were Mrs. .1. 11.
Conley. Mrs. Mae Kelly. Miss ties'
Kelly and Francis Kelly, of Cove.
Delivered Ford
Tex Knight and Paul Say re, of
the Perkins Motor company, went
to North Powder yesterday where
they delivered a carload of Fords
" YOUrtG4Ml2r'S
Trousers
Newest styles in Cordu
roy, wool cashmere
just in
$4.95 '(o -$7.45
BKIMi HATS
For Young Men
Just arrived.
S 1.95 (o $7.00
Sec Tlicm Today!
' Clint's
Clothicry
The Store With ft Connvlcnr
IMant Grafted Walnuts
They M a ke You .Money
ne of the best blocks of
Vrooman l-'raiKfiictte In tho
slate, select typo, well
grown. AH ot her sloclia
l-'H berl s, A pple, 1 'en r, 'her.
ry. Prune, Plum, Peach,
Apricot, etc. Small Fruits,
etc.
Itight stock at right prices.
Submit your want list, send
for prices. 35 years In busi
ness. caui.toy M i;si;it' co.
Cnrlloti. Oregon.
NECESSARY
The Telephone lias IJccomm; a NiTcssify
There are 1JH) telephones connected with our Ii
Grande lixehanjrc which use the telephone on :
average of 12,000 times per flay which is over
calls for each telephone each day. This is consider
ahly above the average for the Nation. It is con
ceded that the telephone system in I,a Grande is one
of the hest in this country.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
that arrived in that cliy ycaterday.
They returned to I -a C. ramie last
evening.
I Ifir from Port land
1 Jcxler McKlroy, former deputy
sheriff In 'iv. 1ml who now iiiukcn
Portland bin home, is visiting
friends in l.a (Iran tic for a few
days. Mr. McKlroy mude the trip
to La Grande by uulo.
I Here for Spring Vacation
I 1'. C. Mu luilald utid lole .ilu-
'merman arrived in Grande lust
evening from Kugene, Oregon,
where they an students at the, Cnl
versily or Oregon, and will spend
1 lut spring vacation days with
friends ami relatives In Lit Grande.
lumly Displaced
A display of candy from the Tif
fin is now in the chamber of com
merce window next to the Soin
nier hotel. The candy Is of ull va
rieties Illustrating (llu wide range
of stock carried ini the Tiffin.
Hen from t'iiiwrsit.v
Miss AlUuleen Hcroggin arrived
in La Grande this morning on No.
24 from Kugene, where she Is a
student at the t'nlverslty of Ore
gon, to spend the spring vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
J. Seroggin.
.Name Changed
I'he shop formerly known by the
name of "mils Hurucr Shop
which was recently purchased .bv
Culton and Parson has been re-
hristeiied "The Model l.arbcr
Shop" and will be run under thai
title hereafter. The shop includes
ii beauty shop an well as the regu
lar barbering facilities.
Leave Tills livening
Miss Nell Presdnr will leuvn La
Grande this evening for PocateMo,
Idaho. Miss Presslar has been env-
ployed as stenographer for Justice
of the Peace Hugh Itrndy for a
number of years. She expects to
remain in the Idaho city Indeft
nilely.
Memorial r.xcrelses
At the regular meeting of La
Grande It. P. O. L'lks luiit evening
appropriate memorial exercises
were' held honoring Nolan L.Sklff.
past Kxallcd Kuler of (he lodge.
Tribute; were paid by various
members of the lodge.
Ptircbi-cds Added o Herd
I toy lteil of "Cove was In l.-i
Grande yesterday on a general busi
ness trip. While here Mr. Hell
dropped into the county agricultur
ist's office and rrcporl'Ml that lu
ll ad receul ly received t hne more
purebred Jersey cows to add to his
dairy herd. This iiiiikes lour pnre-
hreil oitwn received bv Mr. Hell in
rnfe iafti nvo pA.-htiis. fc ;
Hack from Portland
Avery 1 larrisoiii of the lilue
Mountain Oarage, has returned to
his home here from Portland.
I where he has been for several days
'at a convention oT Chevrolet deal
Jers. .Mr. Harrison brought home
! some smelt which- In caught In
Ify.uidy river. He reports hundreds
of cars may be round along the
Handy at any lime of day.
Lcfl Till .Morning
Alius Agnes Donally. who has
been employed In the jewelry ston
or J. II. i'eare ami son her since
last October, left this morning tor
N'.impa, Idaho. After visiting in
Nampa for two weeks Miss I'onally
will go to Seaside, win-re sin- will
You Want
To Go
Vhcii good Strlng weather
arrhc.. you'll want lo gel
uut ami go and get nclion.
You'll not liae much time
or liicllmitliiu (hen lo get
needed repair work done, on
yur ear.
(iel It done now don't wait
mil II the, damages will he
doubled. We'll he. ghlil lo
fun i Mi estimates coiuo in-
.Jennings & Shumate,
Props, Successors to
Southard & Shinn.
ho employed hi a jewelry trtorc- thl
mimim-i. Hhe lived at i'(iHtut pre-
viuuH (u coming to I .a tirundc.
Ilcrr for Holidays
SI hat Thflina Kitchen, who is n
Httidi-nt at tliH I'utvcrsity of Oregon
ut Kugene. arrived In Ia Grande
thin morning to spend tin sprint;
UulidayH at the home or her pa
rents, Mr. and Mm. It. J. KlU-lK'ii.
lit Here Tomorrow-
Judge William Duby, of linker.
chairman of the plate highway
commission, will arrive In Lu
Grande tomorrow, where he wilt
meet with officers of the chairmen
of commerce on road business.
U ft This Morning-
After spending several days in
La Grande visiting Mrs. Krncsi
Vchrs and other friend t Mr. and
Mia. italelgh Campbell and small
son left La Grande this morning
n route to tliclr homo ut New
Meadows, lduho.
Personal Mention
Mrs. L. I. Uusey returned to her
home here from Holse, Idaho, yes
terday. Mrs. C. 10. Anderson returned to
her home here this morning after
spending several days In Portland
11. II, Noland, attorney from
Wal hi Wa 1 la, Wash I ngt on, wh a
business visitor to La Grande yes
terday.
, - '
M rs. Wal t er 1 a rson; of 11a Iter,
was u visitor to Lit Grande Wed
nesday,
Mrs. Henry lllckey left yesler
iay morning for Portland, where
she will spend several days.
Alter h pending several days In
Portland on business Geo. W. Put
lifle returned to his home ut Vin
cent this morning.
Miss Krma Uudger returned 'to
her home ot Joseph nfler spending
several days hen where she was
receiving medical treatment." She
was a guest ut the A. 11. Geartncr
home while here.
Mrs. W. K. Salisbury left
Grande this morning for Hunting-
Ion, where she will spend several
days visiting ut the home of Mrs.
Leo Cnroll.
Mrs. S. Heed and daughter left
this morning for Wallowu after
spending a few days' ut Wallowu
vlsiiing Mrs. Heed will return to
her home at Knlerprls.,
Familiarize Students
With Classical Music
(Continued from Pago 1.)
high school,
Keeorils Vantel
"llerceuse" . from Joselyn, 'Hut
(he lord is MJndful at ILls Own,"
MciidelHHhon;-"" "I labaneru." Car
men, Hl.et ; "Cradle Song." Hha
men, lilzet ; 'C r u d I e S o n g,'
Hrainns; "Willi Verddre Chid."
I Hayden; "Klegie," Mnssetiet: Waltz
from l-'uusl, "l-'lower Kong.", l-'aust-Ciounod;
"From the Iind of the
Sky lilue Water." Cudmun; ,Hun
garian' Hauce," Itruhms; "llungHr
lan Khapsody So. 2," Liszt; "Invl
tiilion lo the Walls!." Weber;
"I no west Thou t he lund," Mig
non; "Largo Xerxes." ' .Handel;
"Iast Hose of Suminer,"t Moore;
Wlighly Lak a Hose," f vln; "Pol
onulsc," Mignoii; "Moonlight Son
ata." Keel hoven; "New World
Siuphony," Largu-ltvorak; "O Hole
Mot " Neapolilan folk song;
"William Tell" overture, Uossini;
"Pagllacci," Prologue "prelude in
C Sharp .Minor," Uuchmlnoff;
"Sle pherd's II e y." O r a 1 n g e r;
"Spring Song." Mendelssohn;
"Symphony in II Minor," Schu-
b-rt; "To a Water Lily," MacHow
; idl, overture; "Tannhauser.' Wag
ner; "To Spring," (.Jrcig; "Mld.sum
I iiit Nlghl's liream." .Meinlr lsohn;
1 "Traumerei," Schumann.
DIRECTOR'S
TERMS MET
AT SESSION
; (Continued from page 1)
: direction of Mr. Lloyd who han
dled Ihe megaphone for "The Sea
I lawk" and other big productions.
A company of huiiw 5u people
would In- brought here for the film-
ing, ll was stated In Mr. Lloyd's
j rti"Ksagc. Among ! he prominent
actors and actresses who are tak
ing part In the picture are. Anna
. Xllsson. Hen Lyon. Hob art llos
' worth. Ciunde (lllllngwutcr. Tuliy
Marshall und Dorothy Sehustlun.
i The picture Is from a Ilex 1 leach
! story and will be ehissed aa one of
jtlu really big productions of the
! current season.
Obituary
hi:i:hi:d 1,jia iiayi:s
Heverend K.ra Hayes, u retired
i Methodist minister died last eve
ning at Newbt'rg. Oregon, following
a Hlckm-KH of nearly a year. The
Tiidly w be brought here for bur
uil. Jiiterm-iit will be ut the Masonic
c oiet.Ty al two o'clock Hun day
afN-rnonn. Mr. and M rs. O. W.
Dart, also retdntH of N'-wberg.
arc ompanb-d the body here. "M r.
Dnrl is u brother of the d'-eeas'-d.
While her- Mr. and Mrs. Hurt an
guest. at the teorg- ("urn-y home.
Mr. Haye was born at Man
h' im. IbTkiiuer county, New York,
JUOe I'S. und CHIIII) to l,H
( Irand" In I J7I hh pastor of Ihe
M-'thodlst ehundi. He hIhh -rved
in st-v. nil rlnin li'd throughout
iiHi'-rn regon and Wi-stern Idaho
for liwny yearn.
nts. i.i:oititr. si l i
Mis. i. K. I'rlnim. of this city,
rt-f.t'ivf-d n rie-s-'iigi' iritfrd;iy. t II
Ing of the dath of h'T nifti-r. Mrs.
t.t''org S-el. of IndianapoltP. Heath
nas the result of mppndisitU.
SAVE
DRUGSTORE
Kach one of tho famous
Kexall
KEMKDIIOS
Is made for the relief of
some specille ailment,
Kach In giuranleed to gi.e
uallsfactlou or money re
funded. When you buy Rexall Itctu
edlis you save by larg-r
sizes, better iiiality or tower
price.
You nre safe, because on!y
highest k u a 1 1 1 y Is good
enough for Rexull.
I.
Glass ;Drugs
Inc.
Hip i;i:XALfj Storo
La Grande, Oregon
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Markets
MAKKITS STEADY TODAY
' POUTLAM), Ore. (Al) Cattle
steady, liots and sheep nominally
steady. Kggs und butlerfat firm.
Duller 48c.
poi ni ami ; it a i x m a i i k ivr
POHTLAXn, Ore. (AP Wheat
Hard white !I. S. Haurt, Marcli,
$l.iil; April. fi.UL1; soft white,
March, $ L 2 ; A prll. l.(i 2 ; west -ern
wdilte, March. Sl.nit: April.
$l.ti:j; hard winter, March, Jl.iili;
April, $1.(3; northern spring.
March. $l.ti:i; April. $l.ii;t; western
red. March. Jl.f7; April, $ I . f. s ;
11HU. hard ' wliWe. March, $1.85;
April. $1.85.
MAIIKKTN AT A (a.ANCIJ
MOW YOltlv (AP) Stocks
Irregular; grangers at new lows.
Bunds Mixed. St. Paul touches
further low records.
Foreign exchange Kusy; Wall
street selling.
ClIICACrO (AP) Wheal Ir
nigular; May higher on 'eb veering.
U'orn Lower;; disappulutliig del
maud.
FIRST DAY OF
SPRING BRIGHT
t' (Contituiid from Pago 1.)
Ihe hillside. In fad. they and
other early flowers, were in bloom
in some sections of the county
about the first of the mouth.
There Is little in La Ornndc to
day to mar the Kim.shine Mint ush
ered in (he best season of the en
lire year.
No Lives I.iOst in Fire
That Hit Palm Beach
PALM HKACil. Flu. (AP)
With cheeking of guest lists of the
Hreakers hotel ami (lie palm IP-ach
hotel, destroyed by fire Wednes
day night, yet Incomplete, no loss
of life In ell her hoi el )hih been
found. The early est I mules of
four million dollars were declared
loo low by Fire Chief Schitll.
Thursday, when he gave It as his
opinion I tut I Ihe total loss. Includ
ing thousands of dollars in Jewelry
lost by hot ' guests, will reach
seven million doll:n-i.
- Although t he Palm I leach post
master continued to deny rumorr
I hat the post office wan robbed of
flPt.U'Hl during the fire, author
ities were Haid to be searching for
clues that would suggest existence
of a plot by which thieves might
have started tin- fire, that a har
vest in loot might be reaped from
wealthy guesfs. Mori; I hail u
score of prisoners are h ld by Palm
1 tench poller under charges of
looting after the fire.
3-TON LIMIT
IS PLACED ON
HILL STRETCH
(Continued from Pago 1.)
lit report! from Hie slate highway
offices this HiornlfiK. It will take
about forly flays to complete t he
entire Htreieh.
The oil will put the highway lu
excellent shape for the spring und
roittimer travel.
Arc You (minp; 1o
INirtland to Do Some
Shopping?
If ho. wr would ! pl;i.;-d
to have ou iiH a. gioiit,
Camphvll Court lloUl
Hill M. fit Main
poii'i i, nns
MOST M(HI JEN KOI ,
i:l:t Itiwrtti 1 :t:i Itatltx
I'i-ditlctlve ff-rvlc' and " ti-nin-
w IHlIn e:isy h
t le- I h'!itT. IiiIin and nbnp
phig nifi.-
I Jirt-Ji Pin it
Hinirh' riNiin and t-w'h
tt.iti and up
loiitb' It'Mtin. $:i..r. jiii'l up
Main ;miu
GIVE PRIZES
AT OPEN NG
Five prizes, thri'e for tlie rooms
upstairs und two downstair will
be given Tor the most artistic,
comfortable and convenient room
displayed at Hie spring opi ning of
Carr s furniture store this after-
noon unil cu iilnB. Thu Minn- will
IImowii opi n loinoirow ufU-r-
noon iiml i-vi-nlnc liallul lioxra
nri! Iii-Iiik urrnnKvd Hint all '
vlHllol'H iliirlin; Ihi'jii livi. iIiivh tiuiv-l
votu on tin- Inst arraiiBt'd rounis."
Tin' riitniiH nri- plnnni'il by ini'iii-IxM-H
of tlu art ili'pm-tini'lil of tin
Ni'IkIiIiiii'IiudiI chili lo ili'inollKti'atn
how art muy ln appUt'il In tlm
honii', for la-aiily anil t'omforl.
Glrla froni the IiIkIi m'liool will
aot us usht.'iM.
1
,
Hclin Rlain Speaker at
Men's ( 'lnh Mpptinir
HUH is UlU HICLLIIIJ,
Dr. J. I.. IiikIi! wus host to tin-
.Mi'll's Hub ot Iho I'ri'sliyU'ilan
church hist i vcnlliK. The in ill! talk
of the evening was ilellvel'eil ly
Curl (J. Helm, district attorney, on
tho suhjeet or ilituor elll'orcenient.
KollowlUK the ntiiln uildress re
f reslllllelltH were served.
PLANS FOR
BURIAL ARK
BEING MADE
(Continued from Pago 1.)
railroad. Ills wife and children
were found Inter In a field, only
slightly injured. He added thut
the last seen of tin; car, it was
still sailing through the clouds.
Kl'.AItClllNG III INS
IN'DIANAPOIJS (Hy the Associ
ated Press) Kescue workers con
tinued today to search the ruins
in the storm torn sections of
soul hern Indiana for bodies of
victims reported to have perish
ed In the tornado which took a toll
of more than 100 lives here. Korty
on bodies have been recovered at
Griffin, where from 50 to 125 per
sons are mild to have been killed.
TODAY
West I j
i i
t. in ZancGr? ys noM tj Hiie open spates
lASTOeDUAWES
m A LYNN REYNOLDS ProdudHon. '
Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
Wo I In v Jii-I Wlml Von Wnnl In
I.IMIll.ll. HASH AMI IM)OI!S AMI SIMM. I, I S
ll will ujr il l lini'-Hmilc iir irlrr.
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company
MAIN H
CUAIN AND OX WODIl-I'llONB MAIN Ml
J. lu Mli.MIAI.Ij
nn:i.i:-VT
i
"Bclween The Acts"
fihrn hy Star 1 im amimu Ml, o. :tl. 1. . n. I",
Monday Evening
MMU'll i;lrdF ft V. M.. . I I, . . I. MM I,
AH V. O. O. I. iiM-iiihrr. Itcls-kah nod riicniU nie imited.
Adnit'-I'Mt 'JTh hi bin -ii under 12. I iif.
Withycombe.to Speak
At llenniston Meeting;
Itobeil Wltlvcoinbe, superinten
dent of th I'uion stale experlmen.
tal larnt went through La Grande J
last evening bound for Hermlsluti. J
Mr. Withy com be Ik scheduled to
! make an address today at the cx-j
pcrimcntal slallon I here. i
The oei aston Ik the Livestock !
IVetler's lay. This marks the third!
year of livestock feeding for the
station. The feeding of livestock ;
rather t Ikiii pasturing has been ,
Tumid ly Hi" xiM rini.-lilul Htulluli
"" u uniiMiai-uiry ay in wiiiin
"rl "l'i ""y "m woiuu
oth. r iac Iiiivb lo In' slilppi d uut.
1
C'olond IvUnliOC Will
lie Given Veteran Jewel
Al ll Join! nii'HIliK of till' KlllRlils
of l'y'lilaH anil I lit' ryilllan Nmi'in
Momlav iivi'iiinK. Alarcli Col. 1
.s. Ivaiihoi' will lit' priwiiti-d with
'a vvli'l'iill jt-wi'l hy the K. of
I Mr. Ivanhin' has In i n a iih iii-
jmr or nif ioiiK- for twiniy-tive
'',arH- 'ril(- I'lvwntntion win ic
inU(li, iy J1(Kl, j w Knowl.s.
aluo a vi'ti'ian nii'iiihiT of tlu
orili'i'.
HllliT fi'iilnris of tin.' cvcnlnu
will lie a banquet, canls und Uanc
illU
FORDS STOLEN
DURING NIGHT
(Continued from I'agn 1.) "
to tin MIUs temple and pmked II
on Depot sireel last night. And It,
loo, is not among the present to
day. The opinion Is held that some
young men drove the two pence,
fill Jltncytt away during the night
lor a Joy ride ami possibly parked
I hem lu Mime nearby town or out-of-way
phiee. when Ihe stolen ride
came lo an end. Tills has hap
pened many times here in the
pust.
FARMERS IJIIY
BABY CHICKS
(Continued from Pago 1.)
some come from as far away as j
Calllornla and others from Kent I In, j
Washington. (
liaising of baby chicks Is a busl-
' ihs which takes a great deal of
'WILLIAM
FOX
n presentsP
vii.nv
in ii h ii
MEN'S OXFORDSi
The latest styles or Men's Tan and Black Ox
fords of top grade calf, full vamp, leather lined
Hal tut and welt sole. At prices which quantity
buying offers.
$4.50 lo
$6.45
55 STOKKS
careful effort. Not to lose over
eight per cent Is considered excep
tionally good and lo lose more Hum
L'O per cent Is practluully ruinous
for with such a largo number gom.
the remainder cannot bo profi
table, Of the chicks received upproxl
mutely 60 per cent will be pullets.
Of these about 40 per cent will Ik.
Wbtrtftt they ttU good candy
EVEflY'
'BITES A DEUCHT I
Butterick Patterns
Dll NOT KOROKT TlfAT WH C.MtllV lll"ITKIt)('K PA I'
TKItNH. W1IHN IIKAIJY TO MAKU THAT MOW HI'HINO
OAU.MKNT..
Art & Baby Shop
"i:vi'.KYTiiifi van tiik iiaiiv
lll;.MSIII'CIII.N(; Hnirl Summer lililic. STAMl'INQ
IIUTI'UIUCK I'ATlIillNS I). M. O. T1IHEAU
A R C, A F F.
NOW l'LAYIN(;
Cecil U. DcMille's
4tThe GOLDEN BED"
"NEWS' and "FABLES"
TRIUMPHANT RETURN ENGAGEMENT
BRANDON OPERA CO.
MARCH 23-4
M-O-N-D-A-V
"1 BOHEMIAN GIRL"
Must liintTul, colorful und lonmnlic of
All Linlit Opeiiis
"IHE GHoiLAiriLDIER"
iMusic I iv- O.scar Strauss
Adapted from IVniaid Slniw's .satirical comedy,
"Anns and the Man"
Reserved Seats for
Glass
I'RR'ES: Jl.fi.'t $1.10
Curtain
v2?
the nun
raised to egg producing pullets, If
tlie poultrymun is lucky. -
Among the poultry men In thlf
vicinity who have alreudy received
shipments of young chicks uru
(luorge Hill, fiuo; Amo Voelz, litou;
und Hex Urlggs, 1201). H. A. Itoli
ortsou expeelH HtUU tlu first of tho
week, und Adolph Newlin has OUU
ordered.
Attention Elks! ' '
DANCE!
Ulk's Hall
Wednesday, March 25
LET'S GO!
MONDAY AND
TUESDAY
NIGHT
liolh Attractions on Sale
Drugs, Inc. .
lialcony nut reserved, Mc
Dimus open 7:ol)
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