La Grande evening observer., March 21, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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WEATHER IT
PROMISE GOLD
PHOMIHK iSjHfitil) Tho past
week hus l'in unite cold anil
Monny. Jt bus cheeked 11m Kwth
Of the STUBS HIlcl TUfttlt' it disagree-
able, for stock. However the mock
gccm to In- dohnr w HI,
Mrs. Kiinicn 'nmn-y and Thoo.
Carper went to Troy Krlday eve
ning. Miss OIHe Sinil.li' visited Momliiy
with Mrs. U rtliu Carper.
Mrs. V. P.. Ib.-ror!.- returned in
Maxvtllo lifter a two weeks' vlnll nl
Promise.
OrniKlpn PhllllpM Is quite III. Th
TonMrook of Max villi', was called
Ihe fti-Hl. of the week nnil reports
Ills trouble Ih leakage of tin- hciirt
Id1 Ih In micli condition that It in
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Monday Evening
MAIM'II Slll'd, R l1. M., AT I, (). O. V. HAl.tj
All . O. O. 1. iin'inlH'is, Iti'liiUiilis iiml fi U'tiils iii'- liivltoil,
Adniisi.ion S5c('lillili't'ii uiiili'i- i'2, I-'i'ih'. -
a remarkable sale
of Quality tires
DIAMOND QUALITY CORDS
Rep.
30x3';. Tlep. Clinclier .. ?13.10
30x3i3 Extra Sizo M..1.-,
81x4 Hoff. Clincher 17,2(1
81x4 inuii..i.j. 19.2,)
82x4 VSli ziM
SZxiVt SB v7.,M)-
('oirospondinjr Ilrtluction on All Otlin- Sios.
(Mail o-fiors Rolocitod dminjr this S.V.r)
Oregon Hardware
&. Implement Co.
La Grande, Oregon
A DIAMOND
impossible for him to lie down and
ih Bcttinsr very exhausted bavin to
nil up rontinnally.
Royd Carper, Oho Hwcurlm'cn
anil WiUvr Carper went to -Mux-vllle
Monday.
The Promise prim tie held their
regular ineetlnjf Saturday,
Lit He Kninld" Ynunir of "Dry
Creek Ih visltinff hla aunt, Mr,
Smith.
Harvey McDonald worked n few
dnys lost week for Klmer Iletmott
nt Maxvllle. He returned home
Sunday even Ins.
Mr. Henderson hns been plowing
and seeding wheat.
"Mr. Hrs'lley preached two ser
mons nt the Promts" school lions'
last Sunday.
.lurk Horner, of Pawwatkn, wuh
vlnltlnif Tryman Poulson Sunday.
Ladd Canyon Poonlc
Suffer from Influenza
T.Ann canvon'i rspiriHi)
T'Yank rouns-ell l-t IiiikI I v ""nprn ic''l
hlllMlnir n ii"v U'i'ii riu- I'. U. Wil
son. II will In' ;i t'li-M cliiflM dairy
ham wll'-n eimipli'l" l.
Ijn ci'lrtjif iiml flu" lmve lier-n
very nnieli In evlilflu-.- in lltlH vle
lull v recently.
Mr. and Mrs. On. Tlllnn of T.os-lln-.
liave ln-en vi.sitliin rnliilivcB
nnd friends lien- for w-vi-nil days.
They wi'I'c aecollllUHili'd linllln liv
Mielr diuirlitrr, Alrn. Henry roilll
sell, and children llnlitiy and Hetty
May.
All HillMi lmln-.lrli.rt
To ltc fni'il-lmlcveil
T.riN'llON API -The new presi
dent of lip' llniinl of Trad", Hlr
Philip Cuiilln'i'-I.l.'ili'l'. In not hiiIIh
I'led wllll ri'foi'.lrt kept hy Hie board
r'-Konllntr Itrltlfili Industries, nnd
Intends lo ronipIP' u "lloini fldny
IJOOU Of ItllMilll-HS."
Tin Ih Ki'iidintr out ?,rPn.oun iips
tlonniilr'K In ItiitiNli firms 'ih ;o
tlii-lr production I'ontH iiml tiM'tlmdH.
wlilidi will lir? ri'ijanP d uh nlrlftly
prlvnli'. lint whli'll in'"' cvpi-rli-d to
nHHl.tt. tlir fovcniini'tit of the ilny
tn miikliif,' puinn for the liilurc.
If ho Ddvrrtlsi'S It, ho knows It's
eood.
Salo.
$io..-i.-
11.65
1.1.4 '
15.15
lfi.(!5
22.6.1'
TIRE FOR - EVERY SERVICE
' ' r, Tiinrfh 21. 1025
MRS..GHOATE
Li TO REST
Kf.OlN (Special ). The funeril
nf Mrs. N. J. Hhoate. was held
from the. Prfittbyterinn churoh
hro Siiturday. Mrs. Chonte had
for several years mude her liome
with lier daiiirhter. Mrs. Harry
Huff, of this rlt , OeorRft Albert
Pollard of the .a (rtnnile Ttaptht
ehureh had rhiifK" of the f inertil
BTvteeM. The I Cistern Star order
of Klirin, attended in a body nl-
IIm'mkm Ml 5. f 'lion r'n ltitVmiJ-i
In not In this, chapter. All of
Ihe Hons and dtiUtfl'ters of Mm.
Choalo anl several Krandehllilr-n
were preHent. Unrlal was made in
t he .Hmilinervllle. cemetery.
Al Huff from Pumpkin Ttldfre
was trariHnellnff lnisines In Hltfln
Velnesday.
AUhoujrh the senson for travid-ei-H
Ih yet new wvernl touriHtn
have panned . through KIkIu. Tlie
highways are In (-xeellent condi
tion. .Mrs- Hawkins, who has hoen
spendlnir several months herewith
ln r hIsIi r, M i h. W. K. Prownell,
left last wf'i k lo vhiit with In r
rclativeM In Malm.
Ftt-veri.nd IlamlMon, elder In tlm
Mi'lhodiHt ehureli. wan at l-II Kin
la at week (I ltd held a nervlen at
Hie loeftl ehureh.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Park of
Sirnirnfrvlile, ( ere In KUxin flun
ilay. They vhdled whllo here nt
Die T.ynn Hill lmme and nt Ihe
( Hill home,
Pat Italian! left Friday for
Portland where he plans to "
main for smite time. Mrs. Tiil
liird wltl Ifdn him before ho r"-t-irn!)
to f :t;rln.
II. V,. Veins, formerly ownr
of the Owl I i ti x HI ore here, was
In Kltfin laat wee, on hii.sinfH
lor the driiM" firm he now rep
resents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Poi-rest Pyder
aro here from the lumber camps
In Wallowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Willurd McOul
lock of Wallown, passed through
Klirin rerenlly on their way to
MetH'ord. They ' nro niakinB1 tho
trip by unto and expect to make,
their home In southern t)rej?on.
Mr. nnd- M-s, C, K. Bonn. Mr.
and Mrs. Scott Harris nnd Hernal
1 Tup d rovo to I 'nlon lost Frllay
to nttend tho economic conference
hebl there.
I M r. and Mrs, Claude Holbrook
snent Sunday in Hlgln vfsltlnfr nt
t he Julius Hufr home antl with
the Hernal Hurt family.
I Hernal H ip was a business vis
itor to f,n (irande Monday.
j Sipeoial Meetings.
I Reverend ). W.v Jones of T.ft
Orunde, and lteverend Pe telle of
Wallowa, hare been holding spe
rkil nieeUmrs at the Christian
ehureh at Klgfn. So much Inter
est has been Hhnwn that tho serv-
. Ic(h be extended lo cover
DIAMOND
KAIUUCS
Rojr. Salo.
3Dx3 ?7.fl." S0.70
Sdx.T.S !?0.25 ?7.(i."
TITAN C01U)S
Ilt'K. Salt'.
30x11! V...!fUum ?S.7t
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least a week longer than arlfcln
ally planned.
Mm. H. A. Thomaj came to El
gin last week to spend several
weeks with Ihe H. I-. Willis fa n
lly. At present she is. staying ut
the Hum Thompson home.
Mrs. Quintus Witty, of Kalr
vlew community, spent part of
last week visiting with her fath
er and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Scott.
Mrs. Ham Brook, of Imbler.
spent the latter part of, last week
at Klgin visiting with friends.
Air. and Mrs. W. P. Hug drove
to J. a Grande Saturday' to attend
I the agricultural conference,
i Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Howard
;corne down from I .a Grande Sun
i duy and spent the day at too
Julius Hug horn". Their smell
:;on, J.'onaid, ho had been bin-tiding
several days with his grand
mother, ret'jrned homo with thorn.
Miss Nlnu Kume was in Klgin
Saturday from I. a Grande, Wlii'e
here who ntlendetl the county
tear hers Institute,
Tho women of Cricket Flat
grange prepared and served lunch
to those attending the county eco
nomics conference here last
ThuiKday.
Solons Labeled Dawes
Failure "Poetic Justice"
(Continued from Pago 1.)
was not .altogether due to opponl
tlon to the Warren nomination It
self. It was Just as much a protest
agalnHt tlm strong-arm tnoties of
jtlio ndmiulstrallon forces in, the
'fa-nale, in disciplining lnsurgeeul
repid)Ilcnrt menilters and demot
ing them In committee nKsign
menls. The rough-shod method by which
the Watson-Moses old guard group
In the Semite overrode the senior
ity rights and privileges of Sena
tors Ladd, 1-Yazier and Hrookharl
served to crystallize an anii-War-ren
sentiment that otherwise prob
ably could not have boon consoli
dated. It. was a first nVmonai ration of
what Senntor llorali had predict
ed would result from tho reading
out of the party of men wlio by
their constituencies at least, wore
regnrded as "Republicans" and
were so elected,
This test voto, on a matter that
many members considered as pri
marily a matted to be decided by
the president the selection of a
member for his own official fam
ilyIndicates that the administra
tion control of the senate In the
next session will not be as "safe
and certain" as had been expect
ed. The administration ax Is still
poised over the heads of Individ
uals whose views do not property
parullel those of the president.
Down in the department of ag
riculture It Is hinted H. C. Taylor,
chief of the bureau of farm eco-
I noiutes, and ('. J. Ltrund, consull-
Inff speclaliRt in market n, are
slated for the slaughter. -
Taylor Is chiirKed with bavin?
written, or having helped to write,
the J Mcktnsou co-operat ive , mar
keting bill and llriind with assist
iiifr on the McNary-Hansen bill,
both of which were frowned on
by the president.
25 IX RACE
FOR SCHOOL
LEADERSHIP
(Continued from Pacn 1.)
mnny of the oppllctinls are nsldncr
for nddlttonnl time to flic support
ing commendations.
1. 1st nf Applicants.
A list of those who have applied
for the city supcrlntondVncy nl I.a
Grande follows:
O. W. Hays, superintendent nt
CottnRo Grove, Orepon.
Tl. R. fond, principal nt TTnlnea,
Oregon ;
J. R. rrlce, superintendent nt
Cove, OreRon.
Tlnh Colenmn, auperintendent
of schools nt Ce Klum. Wash.
Victor M. Alt ken, cllv superin
tendent of Goblondale, Wnsh.
Robert S, Goetst. superlmcndent
of schools at Sllverton. Orecron.
. W. Pny, superintendent or
schools at Hormlston, Orepon.
Monroe K. Miller, snportntond
ent of schools nt Fndloott, Wash.
W. C. T.nwson. superintendent of
schools nt nrldpor. Montana.
J. T. Longfellow, hltrh school
principal nt Nampn. Idaho.
W. f. Gnnntt, superintendent of
schools, Rntnler, Orefron.
J. K. Turner, superintendent of
schools, Poyetto, Idaho.
Wllinot V, Crotler, superintend
mt of schools. White Salmon
Wash.
TZ. Ti. Gardner, superintendent of
schools, Onn by. Oregon.
H. R, Kerrln, superintendent of
schools, ft. Helens. Orepon, ,
T:. (. Glffen. stale school super
visor. Pierre, S. Dakota.
K. I.eGronde Cherry, snperln
tondent of Schools at St. Maries.
Idnho.
Wank R. Rennett. superintend
ent of schools. Enterprise, Oreiron.
1 W. TurnhuM. superintendent
of schools. Tillnmook, Oreiron.
Leroy V. Ream, superintendent
of schools. Idaho t-'a Ms. Idaho.
F. R. Palmer, prlnclpnl of Muh
school. RelMnvham, Wash t net nn.
It. H. Kwlnf. superintendent o'
schools. Rline, Washington.
W. O. Whltofleld. superintendent
of schools, lteslyn. Wash in pt on.
W. W. Chrlstensen. prlnciwl of
hltrh school. Hurley. Idaho.
Kred M. Ttiompson, city super
intendent of llorton. Kansas.
Ihign Ohew Iram! l'rmlom
To 1innac MUiir Jnr1r
1.0NIN AP The old under
stsndinK n lw that "findinR Is
kecptnir'' may be superadded bv
"following Is k'epinK" In the ey-s
of the London Sessions. wMlh In
terpreted the cod recently to mean
thut If a do follows a man home.
Ihi person followed was not hnnnd
lo communicate the fart to the
canine's owner.
JUNIOR CLASS
PUT IS MM
I'NION (Special) Tuesday eve
ning, St. Patrick Hay, the Junior
class of the I'nlon high school put
on a three-net comedy drama en
titled "Irish Kns"-,' to a fiilrly good!
j crowd, although. Hie flu epidemic
kept away many who would other-1
wise have been present. Ail 1he
parts wore well taken end the nu-!
dionco thoroughly enjoyed the pro-1
duction. To accommodate those j
who were nimble to see Ihe p!ayj
Tuesday evening n Icter perform-!
nneo will bo given, probably in aj
couple of weeks. j
At Hie rotftrlar 'meeting of the!
Uebokah Lodge Wednesday ovontin?!
a short program and lunch wero
prepared by the committee who i
wero In charge of that part of. tho j
work for February and March. Tho
program consisted of a piano solo,
by Miss Mtirllda SI tirglll, a reading
by Miss Josephine Plb;s. .and a
dance by Katheryn Kiel block and
Ruth Connor. i
Although th attendance nt.tho
high school and In the grades con-1
Hnues to be only aboid (IT. per cent
for the former and 75 for tho hit
ler, tho board has not decided to
close school. Many of the students
ore out only a few dnys ho they are
not. losing much of the work.
Work on tho inmilcl:il tennis
courts at ihe city park Is getting
under way while ihe wenther per
mits. The sod lnB been removed,
lumber nnd wire put on Ilio ground
nnd the former pointed ready for
putting tip. Double courts will bo
made. The committee Is now look
ing for m:ttoM:'.l to fill in for the
base and Inp of the courts. Cin
ders bHnp difficult to secure, they
will probe.biy make n r ravel tnd
clay court. If the weather contin
ues favorable tho courts will be
ready for use in a couple of weeks.
William Davis, who was taken
lo Hot Lake a few days ago suf
fering from blood poison, resulting
from Injury to one of his toes, Is
still in a very serious condition,
though some bettor than he was
tho hitler part of last week.
Parties from Telocaset wore in
Union Tuesday following the trou
ble in the Telocaset school, during
which the principal, Mrs Cnton,
was severely injured by one of tho
; patrons of the district. The pro
imary teacher hud punished a child
and the mother. Mrs. Daniels, vis
Mted the. school and had n en
AXo linve 'made r study of
wh liiK' ronvenlciices nnd cor
rect liKhtfnj;.
Why not take advantage
of oup expcriciuf!. It costs
you nolliiiiff to call on us.
We will gladly show you
why it Is worth while to
have these conveniences and
how liltln they will cost you.
If joii can't come in, just
phone and we will cull at
your home.
La Grande
Electric Co.
M-J2I 1.101 AilHins
TODAY
AND
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WILLIAM F
,prtentJ
and TONY, the Wonder Hone )
iZaeGrfcys pomofvridtopen spacet
DUANES
A LYNN REYNOLDS Productioa
counter with the principal, break
ing her nose glasses and cutting
her face. Mrs. Colon came to Un
ion to see Mr. Maxwell, and was
advised lo go to I-a flrande nnd
swear out a warrant. Wednesday
officers passed through Union on
their way to Telocaset. but no fur-
jthtr particulars have been learned
here,
Tonv Smith. Edith Ollklnson.
Marelda HturtrlM and Vina Contey
helped out with the vocal and ln-
! si rumen tal music for the high
school play last Tueiay evening.
The concert given Wedncaday
evening ut the school gymnasium
by the La Orunde band was an ex
cellent program, showing the high
ouaHiy of music that organization
is aide to render. The only re
xrroUable fcalnr- of the conr. rt is
the fact that so few of our people
were present to enjoy It. The
dunce following the concert, was
well patronized.
One thing- proyed by ntittl.stk-'s
1 thut you enn't alwuyH proyo :i
tiiincr by Htnllsiles.
Medicine "'M
It rid your system or" Cautrh or Deaf
nus cauied by Catarrh.
SeUby druggiiti for ntr 40 ytatt
F.J. CHENEY 6l COTolcJo. Ohio
Miner
va
Says-
Wo are prepared to taKe
care of the wants for boys
and men who desire light
foot-wear for Spring, In kids
nnd tennis shoes. Also ath
letic sport footwear.
They are light In weight
nnd serviceable and tho
prices are modest.
See window for slylos nnd
prices.
THE BOOTERY
GAY IIAYDIW, .Mgr.
Huy hern nnd buy right!
Monilny cyeninir, llurch
SSi-d, at K. of r. Hull, tho
Knlplits of Tytliiiis nnd tlto
Pythlon Sisters aro Blylns a
Panrjuet nt 7 o'clock, fol
lowed liy a sliort rroRmni.
Presentation of Veterans'
Jewel,, rmncins and Cards.
All Brother Knlfrlits and
Sisters nre earnestly request
ed to attend. .
Claude L. Berry, C. C.
V. 0T:AV
SUNDAY
& StorQ of the
- 1DEST IlFE
-n HUNG OKA
HAlIiTlilGCEIi
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MAX 18 OORFD BY HVMj
I'KNni.KTON. Ore. Waller
Brownflclil of Pendleton was
larked hy a bull on a reservation
farm. Urownfleiij nan gone mm
n. l.l where cuttle were running '"
plek out a milch cow. when the bulla
i,..,,..l ..n.t rnno.1 him tO 0. fence"1
large
Poem
No Garden should be
without this variety.
it b th nmt pooi".
for market .ard.iMir.. i nr ihw. ":.r
Sssfea'JrnSWi irKK
The iol. r. m handhom. Ul mii.mii..
u.uIt- NfeUln II to 11 lira.,
l'kt. 10e: V. I. 0l lb. a': PtPa. K. ;-
lb. 31: 18 lb.. S3i-; SI Ui. W S3C! l lb..
6 sic: luu ik. Hi.
Send$l r"Th,'""tc"J"'
KacaUr Vulue $1.5 One l'ckt Kah of lh
1-itllwwti.s:
Hrtui. Burp'H striBRiw: tt"; oiirs rtl-
JiLnS'oUtti; Hr. Kxtru Kariy K?ypUan top
cul: Sweel Cum. tliii'a Improved ..ulJi-u t,u
Uin; t'rrt. Table Hwn; lui-umuer,
i'erffct; l-ttuc. S-w VurK: Furmiiu.
nvn.ter Henri: MuLmelull. l.uldt-n
Cream: IVa. Quit I'oiitvtil l';
moth Wlnit-r: KutllHh, fclrly ticurltt
Tin nit. Willi Tluufd; TarUlu. UliUftt
A.
Ill j'l, 1,
Fixtures
House Wiring-
ATWATER - KENT
AND OTHER RADIO SETS
We Install Radios Free
Benham Electric Co.
CAIN 104
If You Need Any
thing In
FIELD or GRASS
SEEDS
GARDEN SEEDS - FLOWER SEEDS OR
VEGETABLE SEEDS
We can supply your needs in any quantity
All our seeds are absolutely fresh.
Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co.
niONE MAIN 17
Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
Wc Have Jnt What Voii Want In
l.nrBER, SASH AXD DOOns AND sniXfil.ES
It will pay you to investigate our prl'es.
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company
MAIN S J
CHAIN AND HOX WOOI PnONE MAIN M7
J. Ij. Ml.NHAI.L
MONUMENTS
onnm that
MONOIENT NOW
We Ihvb made a profound
tudy of monument bulldinr.
and an order placed In our
hands Is surw to receive
faithful. Intelligent execution
We Will Klmlty Furnish
Estimates
Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
l.Vi 8, Ave, Iji Granite, Ore.
.. Hint tint.
aho.it iy ; .rm,k ...
Th. vonng l"n -
IhT'Xk'ta"'1 Mn '
- - barbed wire ieiu- u..-.
tn d 16 fPt, 0n the other aide
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(EARLV)
An ItmirovrO raduR,
h e I u K fierllvr and
mure Utturr; point
trtiuilic 7 to 9 lrU4
of It 1 K li finality.
Darkrr Krt'fii pixlM,
Hrinlil feel. One
of On tft eHy
.urth. Mime price U4
'Unite Content." .
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