La Grande evening observer., April 01, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

PAGE SEVEN
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wedneaaay, April 1, 1925.
SEVERAL ILL
AT THE PARK
'1
Till-; 1-AIiiv peeial) Clar
ence Van Order Is on the Kick list,
but Is not seriously 111. .Bert Van i
In a little under the weather, too, !
but manages to do his work. i
Joseph I .ay butchered & fat hog
for his own use Tuesday.. -.
George Loseley went-to Union !
on business Tuesday. v
Mrs. Franels Kennrdy of Medl
cul Springs wua a Turk 1 visitor 1
Tuesday.
Udward Wolf.wus visiting? his
aunt, Mrs. Alice Losuley of Medical
Springs Tuesday.
I Bert Van Is preparing to go to
J North I'owder where ho will pur
chase Heeds for his spring plan tin if.
11 Hack and his father, cattle
men from Big Creek wero. at the
Iaxv Hunch on business Tuesday.
Cheater Godsay was down to Un
ion Friday afternoon. Jlo brought
buck some, strawberry plants for
planting In their garden.
WUiurd Allies was a visitor to
Union on business Friday.
Miss- Veda Godsay was report
ed much better from her rcccut
illness. '.'
Cat l'olionej
One. of the. cats that was poison
ed last week- has been taken to
Baker by George MeOowo to buvo
Its Htouiuuli analyzed. - It was
found that strychnine put In beef 1
meat was the. cause of the feline's !
deulh. The pet belonged to Miss
JMury Vanorder who is quite grieved
over Its loss. ...... ,
Kenneth Vanorder will ie home
us noon as the cuttle are', turned
out to pasture. H" Is now feed
Ins1 (hem ncur , Illchlund, . igle
vutley. , .
- Mrs. l.ola Wigslcawortl. daugh
" ter of Jlr. and Mrs. Clarence VHn-'
order. ' celebrated her l!3rd birth
day, Friday 27th. The fumily and
a few Mends gathered at the Wlg
gk'sworth home und had a, most
enjoyable time.
Bert Vandevanler wus a buslucsa
visitor to iMcasunt Valley recently.
Mdward Wolf is cutting wood
Willi a drag suw on the Ioseley
homestead for. his uncle George
J.oseley. ) . -'
Aunt Maud's Utile boy bub
"Chuck'' Is reported ill for the last
few days, but the Illness Is not of
it serious nature. i
Mr. und Mrs. A. J. VandevanterV
little buy Alfred Is reported ailing
the last day or two, but is now
tfetling' much better
George Mclbwrt was a' business
vlyitor to Union recently.
Jack i In ley, who Just, returned
from the Yakima country where lie
spent the winter wus visiting at
.1. B. Hunter's home Friday, ito
bus purchased a Ford cur and
it u loed from Nort h Ya k Una com
ing via, Wallu. Watla, lie reports
tho roads in fair condition.- Mr.
lluluy Is the proprietor of the old
Hiovcr homestead on blttlc Cath
t t-rinu creek. a ...
To Poison Vests. !"
Bed squirrels hiKo mude their
uppetirumes around Die Turk UJid
poison will be distributed around
before they cun do much damage.
The ruuds arc quite muddy now
between the summit und Union
we can't expect much traveling up
tliu cn-ek before tho first of May,
that Is wlih uiitos, for horsi-s and
wagons the rouda ure, vory pusy-
ItAlt; IILAI1KNG AKUAM.fcD
SAt.KM. Ore. ClHSslflcatiQii of
Irelglit rates, rules, charges, prac
tlces and regulations of automotive
freight carriers will be considered
at a hearing to be conducted by
flie public service, commission In
Burtlund April 6. Announcement of
the hearing was made ut the of
flc'-s of tin; public servtcu commis
sion. ,
Members of the commission uuld
the hear hit; probably would attract
vide attention, in t hut some of tit
regulations would be opposed by
l he automot Ive ca rrbrs. B. w as
preiHeteii that practleuMy alt of the
automotive freight operators hi I he
state would be In attendance at lite
hearing as well us a number of
operators from oilier sections of
, the rati fie northwest.
ftv'n-i v-' ' & a-o;4j!vi ffj JT. y -.- g 'luffs' " .
2 V-- -Tf-C- - ' -k- J I
THE GREAT FATHER did not respri't this Hbrhfeat Indian chleft" lomli In Clnrlpr NationU
Park. :Th rough board coffins wero Mown off llidr canopied mound and (he bone remains ol Hie
braves ruthlessly strewn about,
1 mf : JlmArngK:
"MIJAMAS," they are Junt the foinmon boudoir variety, hut
they are becoming quite the vogue on the beach at Miami. Mra
Ruth Herbert, New Xork, seen here Introduced the lad.
EDNA I101TZ was proprietor
of a Salt Lake lily krauly
parlor. Uarbcrs said that was
barbcrlng and that sho would
have to take the examination.
Sho appealed to courts, which
ruled that bobbing Is not bar.
bcrluE.
lil'iIlitiiiiJiiiaitii.J Cp J':ai!i!iiiill!ilt!i!iiil
RODEOS LIKE
BULL FIGHTS
CHICAGO (A I') The only ren
son or excuse for the rodeo is "to
entertain a sensation-loving crowd.
Indifferent to unything except be
ing entertained und, when aroused,
a. blood-thirsly one," naid a state
ment of M. J1 Whitehead, of the
Colorado bureau of child and ani
mal protect Ion, Issued hero today
by George, A. II. ycotl, ' chairman
of a commltti'C nutned by the
Amcrlcuu II it ma tic association to
study ways ami means of eliminat
ing tho practice. Kor tin; brute
'there is nothing except, unwilling
ness, force, fear, suffering and
often death."
"Kvery Kpectutor at. a rodeo Is
the wors.i for being one." declared
the statement., "us ho is a little
harder, a little more ruthless', a
little more Indifferent lo the suf
fering of other ereiilores, a little
more- reconciled to Injustice, to
WE CAHKY A FULL L1NU OF
Poultry
Remedies
and Disinfectants
cruelfyi' Hp , the pa lit and blyod of
helpless creutunv
The. need of rough riding und
bucking horses has gone, und the
need of catching und holding eat
tie1 has been developed far beyond
the requirements of Its original
usefulness.- continued the state
ment, which pointed out that most
of the Ktunls of tho rodeo today
were never' performed on Ihe old
cattle ranges, and immy never at
all.
"In some oT th" other features or
the average rodeo there Is less
chance for suffering or Injury,
but In none of It is there anything
but fear and pain and sometimes
death for t he tin fort una le dumb
an I mats," said Mr. Whitehead.
"Men also are often Injured in the
violence between man und beast.
' (tut l he man can choose, can do
as he likes and Is not forced In
any way. He has, beside. the
pleasure of exhibiting Ms skill, has
chance at tho prizes offered.
"it Is our American uiiuiogue of
the bullfight, also with Its eager,
blood-thirsly crowds, its tanlali.'ad
and tori iiui'd bulls, its old. help
less horsey disemhowlcd on the
bull's horns."-
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SALMON KIN IS ItUtitN
MltKGON CITY,' Ore. The an
nual apring salmon run has com
inence! here. Several largo, fish
have been caught by local sports
men huiI fishermen predict I hat
the run of salmon will be In full
suing In a few weeks.-'
Itohert Ivr Offer, who resides war
t'nrver, landed two sal in on on light
tackle, one fiMh tipped ihn scales
at :!; pound:), w hile t he otli' r
("acher the I'Tt-putiud mark. Kalph
Madison or JeunltiffS hod ire report
ed catching a Ml-pound salmon
early In the week. Vernon Jarrett
lauded a 25-puund fish on light
tackle.
fyaksReduce Dividends
Build New Branches
I JON. ( A l') The square
mfln'or the "city of London Is
gradually being cl winged almost
out of recognition by new build
ings, inoslly erected .by Ihn big
banks which urn slowly crowding
out other 'institutions of the com
mercial fraternity. It Ik said that,
so anxious are these financial lu
slitttlions to build vast new prm
Isls for their mist outers needs,
they will soon crowd these same
customers out of Ihe city altogether
Many commerlcal Inst hut Ions
have nltvady hud to seek pre
mises further westward,- In Ald-
wych and Kingswny, .and by lit
lime the new . Hank of Knglund
is completed und the hug" central
office of Ihe "Big Klvo" bank Is
built, several more commercial
houses will have found It necessary
to move further afield.
So keen are these big banks for
custom I hat they open branches
at every suburb of London, and on
the most, favorable Kile, On; prin
ciple, being lo bring the, bunk to
the cuKtomer'a door.
Shareholders, at the various ann
ual mcetinKS of the banks, frequ
ently complain they are paid only
I- to 13 pvrccnt, when from lip
biiNlneKs done liirpT dividends
OUld be possible, ImjI th'-y are
told it is iteceHMary to build lieu
offices and new branches, ami
that, t here must be large sums
available- fur such purposes.
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Spaghetti
10c 4 fiaekag
1
News of this ,bij? valuc-Kivinfr Universal Slove Sale is spread every
where. Many have visited our store to see these modern Universal
Porcelain Coal-Wood Ranges and to take advantage of the excep
tional prices, terms and offers wc are making. Factory represen
tatives arc present and will be glad to demonstrate to you these
finest of ranges. See how easily it can be kept clean. The Free
Gift and Special Offers shown arc good only during this Universal
felovc bale,, so be sure and come early tomorrow L
Terrible news from Italy. Ten
feet of snow In place:. We hope
It doesn't kill the spaghetti bushes.
Married 9 Times
"UNIVIT" l'OKCELAIN JUST
WIl'K IT 01T
Do not confuse "Univit" J'orcclii'ii
Itungcs with onlinai-y enamel stoves.
One of the many reasons why wom
en select the Universal is because of
its permanent, washable "Univif
Porcelain finish that is us hard us
flint and will not peel, chip or dis
color from heat. - You simply wipo
"Univit" porcelain with a moist cloth
it will look just as beautiful after
years of service as it does when thu
range is purchased.
Universal
PORCELAIN
COAL-WOOD RANGE
Sanitary - Washable - Indcslructablc
Every woman knows that many of her hours arc spent in the
kitchen blackening and polishing her stove. All this is elimin
ated with a beautiful new Universal. To clean it, just wipe-, it
off! Its porcelain finish is hard as flint and will retain its
beauty and lustre indefinitely. It will not peel or permanently
discolor from heat. v?"
The accurate arrangement of flues, drafts, dampers andi grates
in the Universal enables you to cook and bake with' absolute
assurance; to easily regulate your cooking temperatures at h
minimum of expense. ,
FREE!
To everyone purchas
ing u Universal Range
during the Stove Sale,
V It K K !
wc will give away
13 pieces of genuine
1' y r e x Transparent
Ovnwarc, or a .'12
piece net of open stock
American semi-porcelain
Dinnerwarei
lie sure and secure n
set for yourself.
Folks In baSail Parish, Louisiana,
txliev that "Aunt Ca'llne." mm
Mm. B. H.itnli), M. holds a matrl
monUt record eh marrtfl- the
0(hr iy for trrt ninth trm.' Hr
first "husljanl died from natural
uki. ona wan accidentally killed.
Ihrw disapfKitred and thr wera
Irrwjnj yhen hr dinim-d thcin. I
YOUR OLD STOVE
TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
Uui'iug this sale wc will lake your slove at u liberal
allowance' und apply it as part payment on any new
Universal, tic assured the pleasure of successful
cooking by procuring a Universal now!
$5.00 DEPOSIT
, 1'orcelain Coal-Wood Uange you may select, and en
I'orcelain Cool-Wood flange you may select, and en
titles you to all the special Inducements of this Stove
Sale. This is an exceptional opportunity, one you
cannot afford to miss.
MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS