La Grande evening observer., March 27, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 5

Friday, March 27, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
Local News In Brief
COMI.Vtt KVFNTS
Union I.lve Slock Show nl Vn-
Ion. June 10-11-12. -Union
H'onnty Trick and Field
Meet ut fnion May J.
F.aslern Oregon M'jitrl; :.nil VU-.i
Meet ul ha Grande May
Declous was formerly owner of the
Summer hotel In ihe western Ore
Kon city. -
Personal Mention
1. (;. Beirut is a hiiHinoa visit oi
to lui Orande. -
T. 11, Garrison was In l.:t Grand)
estcrday on buslneH.
Mr. ami Mrs.
loreil to 1 laker ,
business.
"lydo Unvls mo
lust evening
SAVE -with
kFE"
at your
on i
Miss Anna J troops was u visitoi
to 1m Grande yesterday from lm-bier.
r John TlielS'-n Is confined to his
liome because of Hlm ss.
Returned
Airs. Ji mile linker, who has been
spending the wini-r In : lii'mntu
with hr son. has reim-m-d to h-r
hnine here fin AdnuiH uwiiue.
Hero from Wnllown IjiUc .
j Mr. niu) Mrs. L. t 1 tin ford ur
I In Ixi Grande from Wallowa Ijike
and will spend the week -eml here.
J They return to their home Sit. the ; ,
: lake the first of next week. j Mr. nnd Mrs. JM Combs of Sum-
I - .-. .. . jnierville. were in la (Jrande yes-
Hero ftitni Portland terday.
Mr. and ,Ms. 1. C. 'omstock 01
r.-;;;.nd. beer spending ?v- I- -A.-Wrlcbt. dr'"sirist from Fn
. 'ml flays hi Im Grande on busim us. Ion. was u l.a Grande visitor yea
Mr. t'oiiiKtock lived at i'ove several j terday. ,
years a no "ml knows n number of j f , -
people in that vicinity. I Houston went , to Mnxvllte
, . ;ihis morning In the interest of the
2i years' imprisonment. inprlculture department, which be"-1
Glrurd hud supported the o-kuii soon after tho secretary took
men In luxury -for years, lie wusj office with the resiirnatlon of two
an Insurance agent, who In spam , bureau officials, Mr. Jardlne hi Id
limit studied bacteriology, j hoped "to be making changes
His procedure tn crime was til-Jo lnir " I here;" Ho Is ennt-w-ivs
the name. He cultivated ac- , "bunt, be added, for "the best
'ualnunces. ingratiated hlmseir ; livestock man 1 can net" to suc
lnio their friendship and sold them hwwr Morrill, w.m resigned
hutnrnnce ' i18 n,inl of ,ne ln(,itorH stock-
The policy would be taken out im, li""t ration.
DDUG STORE ' would form his acceptance and up-; FIRES RACE
lit ew York
If. F. Grove of this city is In New
York dry, N v Xnrk, on iuisiness.
Mi. Grove will . gone about two
weeks.
Home from Portland.
Mr. and Mis. llel; l.lndwiy and
small dttughier i-el ui-tn d lo Unir
home In 1i. Grande, yesterday ai't'-r
upending several days in Cortland.
I'tiniuiM'tl Lincoln
Frank Slurgill of t ilUtn, lias pur
chased a ;i.'V-i paHMejiKer Lincoln
st-ilau from the I'etkius Motor com
pany, lie came to La Grande Wed
nesday aini drove lib; new cat
home.
Geo. Jurgnftou, proprietor of ilie
FurgaNon drill? store at t'uioti, was
business visitor lo l.a trandr'
yesterday. .
Kel limed ilmiw
Mrs. .T. J. Parsons hns returned
to her home' here trom Tliigham,
Fifth, where she lias been visiting
her mot her. She w!is in I'l.'.h five
months.
Homo from Vcmlletou
After spending several days vls
ijing at l' ndleton Mrn. J. )'('on
mdl returned to her home here y. s-terday.
Here for Iniliatinn
l-Yank I'enrod .of llaker, was In
l.a Crande last . v.-nlufe to attend
the iiiilialioil in' It. I'. ( . I:I1;h here
last i-veiling, Mr. Ceiirod Is man
ajfer of the l-'lyuu rgnr factory nt
linker.
O. S, I,rvy nf linker, was ft l.a
Orande visitor yestlay. lie re
turned to his home there, last eve
nltiK.
School Superintendent Here
Oeoi'tfe W. 1 ay, siipi-rinlendenl
of schools, fi'om llt rmlsion, Ore.,
arrlvid inijji (irande (his ninrniiu;
on No. LM. Mr. Nay is lish d union;;
tlu apiilieanls for supriitlendenl
of t.a tlrmle schools.
Ilerr from IViulletoii
Mr. bud Mrs. It. W. Klrtcher
drove over from Pendleton yester
day on u. business trip. Mr. Kl tell
er is i member of the Kasi t"reKon
lan's staff at -that plaeej
Attendlnj; Funem!
.. II. Uussell Is amoiiff the many
J.a Gmnde people attending tlie fu
neral or J. II. Stoddard nt Tnlon
this afternoon.
y Moved lo Metlfnnl .
j . Mr. and Mrs. lien Derfnus have
moved to Mt-diord, where they will
t ...ilfn lli.,tr Iiimii. In tin. flit ili-i. Air
u ;
i - - -
Homo from I'oriliiml
I-. VI. .Ionian, coutily .iudire of
Wallowa county, passed through l.a
tJr.nnde I his Itini llini; en route to
Knterprisi', after spending -several
days in. 1'orlland. Mr. .Ionian at
tended the meeting of the stall
highway comm!ssinn 1 here y ster-day.
Speak This Ilveulnu;
s. Mrs. I ovney, stati mlsslonarv
wcirker for Ihe t'hrisltnn church,
arrived in l.a Grande this morning
and will speak Ibis evening at the
church. Mrft. Downey is an exper
ienced worker and lier talk this
eveninV will be one of inter, si to
everyone.
Ilownian-Hicks l.tipiber com pa it y.
Afis. W, OI Uoiertn6n, wlir.s.t
home is at Telncanet, was shopplnt:i
In I.n ,Gjiud.o yesterday. ; ,She re-1
lurnetl tn her home this mornimr
on train No. 24.
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MICHARLS-STERN '
VALUE FIRST
SUITS
And
Top Coals
Newest shades '
Up-lo-Minule Styles
For Young
Men.
' ?2!).85 lo ?.-2.'l3
Clothes of Quality
Clint's
Clothicry
Th fitore With a (Vuusclenoe
Partisanship Not. Main
Issue m Warren Case
f Continued from Tnpfl One.)
san eonsilerations?"
I'he truth would he, of course.
that partisanship played equally lis
dominant a part In Ihe flnht to
put Warren across as It did in the
firht to block his confirmation.
The lack of enthusiasm over
tho Warren nnnolnlmnnt. on ' Ihe
Hepiibllcsn side of the Senate. v:ut)
at all times strikingly evident.
Warren Is no more popular with
a lot of the older liepnbtienn win
In the Senate than he Is with the
Michigan representation In Oon
Krcss. And his fellow MiehlK-mdcru
turned thumbs flown on him.
Onf staunch G. O. P. publication,
which made a "poll of Uepubliran
sinators. reported that only five
members could be registered as
out-and-out Warren supporters.
The other 34, ihe Inference he
Ins, were voiius for him because
of party regularity on the theory
that the president oukIiI to have
mWk
GLYCERIN
SUPPOSITORIES
ti re t Jie 1 icst la xa 1 1 ve f o r
Infants.
Gentle In aclion and non
irrltatiiwr. Will keep firm
la I l-o cork I ess seal con
tainer,, ami melt at t he
rU;hl tempera! ure.
Siltl only ut
Glass Dn
lass uruss
Inc.
T3L $a&L Jtotf
La Grande, Orejon
plication, and list nit an assumed
name for a beneflci iry.
Then, taking nilvagtase of ft)
meal in common, he dosed his vie-J
tuns with one of his Mruse alka
loid druss or Infected them with
the serins nf diseases typhoid or
pneumonia. As soon as his victim
died, ho would collect ihe insur
ance. A recent serm yolsonins attempt
which did not end fatally for the
victim was the efforts of t'lurenert
O. Paring of New York to poison
his wife.
Mrs. Parlns, n witness , against
her husband, told of inmnvls over
her husband's devotion to another
woman
Klveness they became reconciled
Hcliirnins from a trip lo Ku rope,
Mrs. Harimr became III.
Investiasatlon led to the arrest
nf her husband 'and he confessed
that be had siven bis wife arsenic
and dlphiherla and pneumonia
Kerm.i. ,llo was eoni'ined lo a sani
tarium. Kansas (ity police In inon ac
cused u man of (ttlemptlns to kill
a relative by tise or typhoid semis
hut the ii in u was never convicted.
ON PRAIRIES
IX 3 STATES
(Continued from Pace One.)
south of tVooklou tn the devastat
ing prairie fires which Ikivo been
vastus in this district since Wednesday.
The curtain '-aiser by Vernon
Coleman and Youiis Hush was a
fair fisht of the sort. The boys
were siven a draw by the ri-feren.
I'nlcman pushed the fight most nf
Iho time but was unable to touch
Hush who had a longer reach.
PNOATRO (Uy the Associated
Press) Whipped along by a brisk
wind, prairie fires Wednesday night
and Thursday swept over widely
separated sections nf North and
South Dakota, and Nebraska caus
ing extensive property loss ami
On -Paring's plea of for-giving rise tn unconfirmed reports;
oi i-Tiiaiuics. i
One fire stone renters mi the'
North and South Da kola, boundary
south of Itismark, N. N., while the
other' area affected Is straight
sotilh on the South Dakol.i-Ne-
braska linJ embracing part of the
Kosebud Indian reservation and ex
tending toward Valentine, Neb.
In ; eoch none several .distinct
srparnle fires were reported, all
t ravelins In' a south 'unci slightly
eact direction, Heports that a man
had perished near Walb-r S.
and a womsn and two children had
lost their lives at Tuthlll. S. P.,
had not been confirmed.
In the southern part of Rnnlh
Dnknln the inland towns of Tut
hlll and Vetel were ' reported vir
tually destroyed. " 1
Markets
KGGS v i: A li
PORTLAND. Ore. (AP) -weak
to one cent lower
livestock nominally steady.
4Kc; hutterfnt firm.
- Kirs
today,
linlter
AdvNe Detour
("hos. McCrary, who has just re
turned from u business t rip to
Portland, via auto, advises anyone
planning a trip to the western city
to detour at Kcho tn avoid driving
tnrongh the thirty mile section ot fro "" ln nailiiK his own
the highway that has just been cabinet.
oiled. The 'detour Is a good mar- :
ket road and connects with the ! FIGHTERS
highway at Heppner Junction.
Taking the detour la ohout thlrty
Iwo miles farther but Is better than
driving through the oil, according
i.Q,ihoso who havu), Jiuido Ihe J.fip
recently. The section of the road
being oiled is open to traffic, hut
once the. oil is on u car it Is diffi
cult to get off.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I RETURN !
I ENGAGEMENT !
llnuter In Poiilaml
"I received more kicks over the
armory bill than over anything else
handled by t he legislature," con
f s.ies Albert Hunter, representa
tive of Pnion county, who Is reg
istered at the Imperial from Island
City. For four terms, n matter ot
elRht. years. Mr. Hunter has been
elected. He Is nominated on both
the democratic and republican
tickets hi the primaries, which
shows that the people In his county
are satisfied with his work. "The
armory caused mo some trouble,"
said In-. "Half of the people T have
met since the session complained
because we made an effort lo have
an armory erected at I. a Grande.
The other half complained been use
the governor vetoed the hill, is
they favored the armory. We would
i have got by with our armory for
1 1 .a Grande, but for Ihe efforts of
I Cottage Grove lo have one, too."
1 Mr. Hunter is In the city to nsk for
( pavement for six miles of the hlgh
iway bit ween l.a Grande and I'nlon
land a section three miles west nf
l.:t Grande. tiregmiian.
Jlue to thft unprecedented
calls for a third perform
ance to accommodate those
who were denied seats at
the first two performances,
the Senior class 'Will present.
"Seventeen" at the , lli;;h
School Aidilorlum,
Fri., Mar. 27
8: Hi Sharp
Seats on sale at Glass Drmjs,
ft a. m. Friday.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Plant Grafted Walnuts
They Make You Money
One or the best blocks of
Viooman Franquetto in the
slate, select type, well
grown. All other stocks
Filberts, Apple, pear. Cher
ry, Prune, Plum, Peach,
Apricot, etc. Small Fruits,
etc.
Hlght stock nt right prices.
Submit your want list, sen 4
for prices. 3r years In busl
n"ps, CAItr.TON NPRSKItY CO.
C-aiilon, Oregon.
PUNISHED
BY BOARD
- (Continued from Tags Olio.)
much touted as a real battle nnd
wns promoted here on the recom
mendation of - Mr. Hamlin, man
ager of the. Portland gymnasium.
Whether the fight was actually
framed or not wotild be difficult
lo tell. The boxing commission
thinks It was, many of the fans
think it was. One thins In certain
and' that Is that If the bout was
not framed beforehand someone
made a mighty poor Jolt of ihe
matchmaking end of it.
McCarly Kayocd
McCarty took the count short
ly alter the beginning of the sec
ond round apparently from a body
punch. He was plainly outclassed
by the colored fighter from the
very beginning of the bout.
Sunny Jim sinned right at the
beginning nnd handed In a number
of short, piston-like blows to Mc
carty's chin which jarred him con
siderably. The while man was on
tho mat Ihrcf times In the first
frame. Once, when h fell throush
the ropes (e was bruised back of
the right ear and hurt to some ex
tent. Sunny Jim netually hit McCarty
hard enough to give him some dis
comfort, that is true but It seems
Improbable that he walloped him
with enough force to put him nut
entirely. Not ony was he appar
ently liot hurt to any stent extent
hut he still felt strong enough to
threaten a number of fans who
yelled "fake" near him when leav
ing tho ring.
Wanted to CMoh Train
RAN FRANCISCO (AP) -terfat
f2 c today.
VILE BOOZE
TAKES TOLL;
BOY PASSES
(Continued from Page "J1
ed youth consumed a part was
purchased from Jim I test, accord
ing to the testimony given by Ches
ter Michael, who with Cecil Wag
ner and Ihe Spragne boy, were the
purchasers of one gallon nf liquor.
Michael. IS years of aw also, tes
tified that the purchase was made
bv young Wagner and that he per
sonally1 did not know who furnish
ed It bill that Wagner afterward
told him that ltest furnished the
one gallon for either $11 or
Blazer Shirts
Just received, a new shipment of Iilazei- Shirts for
men, in brown, blue, tan and purple plaids. It is nn
excellent garment for the sportsman.
$5.90
55 STORKS
ORGANDIE BONNETTS
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11KAI TIIM'L Oltfl.WKir. IIONMTS AM) HATS
III n nnmlrrriil kcWvIIiiii nf mini's. Wt llmmcl-) fur Hie llaliy.
Al-n Mills mill ('lips far llu l.llllc Hnyi.
Art & Bab)- Shop
"Fvi'.nvrniNO wit 'inn nAiiV"
HEMSTITCHING Hillt'l HnmilliT Itlillf. STAMPING
ntriTIWIC'lt PA'PlilTtNH l. M. O. THUKAH-. .-, .
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
JARDINE TALKS
' OF FARM HELP
(Continued from Tnge One.
to devote some acreage now used
for growing wheat to producing1
flax. This country will need about
ten million bushels more of flax- j
seed this year than it produced j
last year, he explained. ,
Itegardltig reorganization of the I
l'fiHi'l.AXn, Ore. (AT) Wheat
Hard white B. S. Banrt. March,
1.(15; April, f l.fio: soft white.
.March. $1.(U: April. fl.A5; west
ern wJiite, March. Jl.(!2; April,
?Ufir.; hard winter. March, 1.112 ;
April, Sl.tM; northern spring,
March, tl.2: April. fl.(!4; west
ern red. March, ?l.it; April, $I.H0;
lll'.ll. hard white, March and April,
jio fiuotnllons,
Outs No. 2 white feed, March,
no umtlulions; No. t gray. March,
no quotal Ions; April. $:ifi..r0.
CornNo. 3 K. Y. shipments,
March, ?I2; April. $4 2.
MAItKinS AT A tiLWCF, '
NKW YdKK (Al) Ktocks
Keacilonary; lialdwin breaks 1o
new low at 1 1 :t.
Itouds Steady: price fluctua
tions narrow.
Foreign exchange Kirni; French oftentimes fatal condition follow
frnncs and Norwegian kroner nil- j-php nerve slrain must he relteved
'v- ' 'or danger lies ahead.
Cotton Lower; private reports I i;(,pa Neuritis Tablets are com-
raill 111 I exns. nnnn.led tn Rnnlhe nnd relieve in. I
I i.i III nun ion oi lite iiii venM i i ley
REPAIR NERVES
WORN TO
SHREDS
To live on your nerves la like
drawing money out of the bonk
Instead of living on the Interest.
Soon there Is none left. Then you
nre hiinlf rint fin with nerves.
jTo live on nervous energy alone
lis lo draw on your reserve force.
The nerves give way under t lu
st rain. Then a very serious and
Sugar Fasy, trade selling.
Coffee (Juki and steady.
Germ Poison Case Not ,
First One; 3 Recalled
(Continued from Page One.)
murdered bis wife's father and I
mother by administering tn them j
n iisi h r poison ami tnsens" germs
his numerous ncnualntntict a were
incredulous and ongry.
Hut he was arrested nnd In enntjj
under oalh he unfolded an nmnz
Ing story of bacteria, poisons nhd
interwnvi n murder ptntn n no sane
fletlnnl.M would have dared tn In
vent. Tn September, 1 !l r.. Dr. Walte
married Miss Clara Peek, dough
terr of J. K. Peck, wealthy retired
druggist or Orand Itaphls. Mich,
' Soon after New Year's Ihe
bride's parents visited their dough
are absolutely harmless, contain
no brnmlihs or narcotics or other
habit-foitulug drugs. Ity going
dlrecl to the cans'1 of the (rouble
they net lo ease the nerve pains
that result from diseased and
"hlh-strung" nerves which usu
ally respond to their healing In
fluence wllli amazing rapidity.
Fopa Neuritis Tablets offer a
Hnne, common sense, scientific
treatment, endorsed by many lead
ing pb yniela n.i. SI a it (his I rea t -ment
loday. The pi Ire Is $l.m a
bottle. Vour druggist will recom
mend t hem.
I!ed Ciom Trng Store will sup
ply you. Mail orders filled. dv.
i To sum the whole thintf up It ,ler In New York. The henlth of
'RCema thiif KnIH l.nvu wf.pa ,.nvlnnu i llm nlder t mi lvelf fulled nn.l nn I
Jan. :fi, Hilfl, she died,, supposedly
Of Mrlghl's disease.
RAG
WANTED!!
at the
Observer
Phone Main 37
lo make the night train out of
'town and so hurried the fight up.
'One of them mentioned something
'lo this effect before ever going In
the ring. With a good understand
j ing between them they went out to
1 put on the bout but here was
where tho hitch came ln.
Ileferep MrlClrn, suspecting that
I something was up told both Me
If'arty and Sunny Jim beforehand
I that at the. first sign of stalling
'they would both go out nfior one
i warning-.
I This put the negro on edge anil
ot the beginning of the bout he'
Ir. Walte accompanied the body I
to Grand ll'ipids ami arranged Ihoj
funeral. Then J. K. Peck began;
to fall, and six weeks later, March
12. he died.
Agalp 'he dnrtor went lo Michi
gan with the body. He suggested
erematlr.r. but too family refused. 1
A mysterious note a sited the fam
ily tn have nn autopsy performed. I
This was done, and led to the nr-j
rest nnd confession of Dr. Walte. '
PflVK AVI I It UK life.
He had committed the murders.
I hung several good ones on Mc-no lo P,arp wn ln
jcarty which were-not to that gfn- nn f r Parents fortune. He
;tlemans liking so apparently he electrocuted at Slnir Sing,
decided not to prolong things ivn A dramatic siory of crime nnd
enough to put on an exhibition. I'Hrlgue wns disclosed In the nr.
That little impatience on the part rest In Paris of "tcntlmnn" Oi
of McCarty cost both fighters their j rard. his wife. Msdame Jeanne. (H
share of the irate receipts. jrard, uid a frb-nd. Maemolsi'lle
I'nnl Itfst llnirrlt Jos (ihlne loui-teau.
l-lrpo Ford in hie first appear- j Olrrd dh d awaiting trial. Hl-t
ance in the ring here for rome'time wife and friend were sentenced to
made short work of Kellf y Itarrett j ., ,,.
of Baker In the senil final. Bar- ; ' '
ret was not at all enthusiustic atiout
the. fight after Ford hU him a few
good pops at the beginning. lie
took the count after about u min
ute of neijfriing and went hi.- way
glad that the thing wn over with.
The lKt fight of the card was
staged by Harry P.-rkT and Kid
Sarp. r.erkcr was In his first rln
fight and took a lot of punish
ment (roiii Sarp In ti fin t two,
rounds. He ubout h Id hW own In1
the third and won the decision In
the fourth and hurt, round with a
i knockdown which left Karp $tog
gy for the rest of the session. 1
Our New
Tire Service,
protects you for one
year1 iiRainst accident.-',
negligence, cuts, blow
outs, bruises, wheel
nysnnieni, under in
flation, rim cuts or
any road hazard.
.Jennings & Shumate,.
Props.
Successors to
Southard & Shinn.
Fresh Quality Beef!
Choice roasts that lend delicious flavor to any dinner, juicy steaks
of tender quality, tas(y boiling pieces lo add variety to a week's menu
there's no difficulty selecting; fresh beef at this market. And mod
crate prices make economy easy.
Fresh Vegetables - Fancy Groceries
Particular housewives find it a distinct pleasure to select fresh
vegetables and staple foods from our new grocery department.
( lean and sanitary equipment combined with quick, courteous serv
ice is making this addition to our business more and more popular each
day. You ran practice full economy here. Ion, and yet be certain of get
ting high quality goods.
15e sure to visit our Grocery Depart ment regularly all the fresh
vegetables are in now.
Grande Kondc Meat Company
Edgemont
PACKED HOT FROM THE OVEN"
GUARANTEE OVEN-FRESH TO YOU,
ARCADE
TOII.W . .SATIIIKAV
I u : V Al l XAM'I II
III
A Self Made Failure
. '-Jiifrrnntinnal " ami "Toph-n of the iWy''
?:Grae.kers
The Edgemont process of cracker baking almost eliminates the loss
of the finer flavors which evaporate (as when baking bread). .
RAKES the full, fresh flavors of wheat into crackers.
PACKS these crackers hot from the oven.
SEALS the flavors in nnd KEEPS all moisture out.
So that you have delivered to your table FRESH, crisp Edgemont
Crackers with flavors that you never before have tasted.
They are packed l'i pounds to the package and the price is very
little more than that of ordinary crackers.
For Sale Ry
Paltison Bros. Grocery
Phone Main 80
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