La Grande evening observer., April 04, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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; Saturday, ApriU, ' 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
5T
Local News In Brief
COMINQ EVENTS
Union Counly Track onil Field
; Mnrt 01 Union May 2.
RuHtirn OriBOil Track nnd Fluid
Mt at l.u Grantlu May a.
Union l.lvo Stork Show, at Un-
Ion. Juno lo'l .1-13.: -
I Mountain garage. dHlvi-ri'iT
Chevrolt.t coupe to 11. K.
yealerday.
DEATHS FEW
IN WALLOWA
(Continued from Page Ono.)
Ill Willi Flu--
Mrs. Blake. HhMds Ih HI nt Itor-t in the births,
h predominate to an amitfiiig ex
tent. The mnh population, of the
counly undoubtedly Is much Inrg-
ne.vuP tjuin tin female, with the many
Hard' young nion. on rurm.s and In camps
land this can account for tho
loess of mah'S In tho iaUi rate.
-"lint It tlOf'8 IVOt explain tlU I'XCI'.HM
SAVEmrf
at your.
home whh' the. fill.
. 'Mi. K. Woods unl throe
- ph-iuron,, from ' Spokane, Wash.,
panned through l,a Grande 1 1) in
fnornW'tf onrnute to Wallowa
U ht-tve they will visit Mr. Sivalo
A d vimlly for a week.
H4i imiiKl.ttt-i;
r itt. unil Mri. J. 1j; Mcpherson
: ar the proud parkins or" a seven
and ono-hulf pound baby hr.igli-
ter porn to the'm t hift morning at
j thel home! at: 70f Wnlnul str.tet.
Hcliirtic1 Home
j MINT Isabella Ooddes, sister of
, Mrs. Uob.-rt Miller of Ihia ciiy,
(who has been visiting here since
ChrlstmuA, left for her home in
Portland this morning.
VLsIled Here
.Mrs. It. K. Trill of Knlei prise
has lA-en visiting nt (he home of.
her daughters, Mrs. Floyd Mann
and Mrs. Fred Uead, . Sin- wai
Dfconipanlcd home liy ' lu-r little
ttranddn tighter, l-Jve lyn Uead.
M r. UeuviiT
results:' ,
figures show these
Year
Vent
l!.SS
I HI!:.
Male
1 Mt
male
It?
Heaths
Male Female
r.4
US
ri
21
Total
77
so
f JfitC 'Ihia Morning
I r Ur. Mary . Mayvllle left . la
Grande this morning for Western
l Oregon, i She will 'altenil a nai-
B Co pin h mooting at Portluud !h 1m
, evening, alter which Hhe will no
to Salem us n delegate; lo a eon
: ventlon of the Mnosehenrt L;gio.i.
lfcmie From Portland
jfler Hpenlinu the pnl monch
in, Portlami with her mother, Mi.
DeLo'ntr, who ia ill. Mrs. Kwr.'ti
Walslnger roturned lo her home
here laat veenlng.
; Tleturmil llnni -
f'M"f Mlsa Margery f'urleninn
left this morning: on Train No. L'4
i ir ur nomo fahlwell, hlaho,
jMlr spending the past six woehH
with relailves here.
railed to I.ewKloii
lYaiik Million, of the Moilcl rt.ir
her Sliop, was called to I.ewiaton.
ilalo, by the Berioua illnesa of
his brother, John Cullon.
SlmppUig Hen ,
Mrs. Kd. KlrUland and Mrs. T,
(I. Smith molored. to La (iian le
from Wallowa Thursday .and apeut
the, day shopping. They also via
lied Mr.-Smith, , who la ""111 at Hot
Irakis KanaForlum while here.
lft fir lAt Angeles
Mrs. I.ynn larsen of this city
left' this morning enroulo to l.os
Angeles,, fulif. She exports to h
tonQ a monih.
To Visit 1'ftthor
Mrs. K. Kdfinest, "of" Unite.
Mont., and Mrs. I.. K. Wlggans
qnd daughter, Iris, of llnlms, left
Ia CJrande this morning on t he
branch line train en route to Kl
gf n. v li e re they will visit t Ik I r
fftther, August Zeanier.
-llorp From Bnker
Judge William Duhy, chairman
of. t!ie state highway commission,
, of Baker, wns a hjslness visitor
nt ,lhft state highway offices here
this morning.
Uegiilnr SiTvlces Sunday
The" usual Sunday selyiol, morn
ing and evening pulpit services,
and Kpworth League programs
will he carried on at the Meth
odist rhnrch tomorrow, not wit h
standlng the pastor Is absent. On
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. listrlet Stfrperint "tidout
Harry 1 lam I It on t have charge
of the Muster revival Her vices a I
the church, according to word re
ceived here.
Totals US 75 22!i 1
In most countries whore the i
hlrth Kile is high, the death rate!
also Is excessive because children J
and moihors do not have proper
care. The excess of births over j
deaths In Wallowa, county for the
three years is 'JM. or nearly 115
per yea r, w h Ich gl ves n gain of
nearly I :t a t horfrand a. year,
which is greater than the rale of.
growth of population of tho na- j
lion, including Immigration.
A surprising fact diowu in the
clerk's limiics is that there wore 1
::u deaths during 1 U2'l-1 St 2 II-1 'J-i
due lo accident, murder ur suicide, j
FILM CAST
TO BE HERE
APRIL
23
MAXIMUM
liOllliKI) HAIR
COMU
The p ran lea I sixe for pocket
- or hand bag.
For use after a marcel waver
Two styles.
H)e Each ' . :
Glass Drugs
Inc.
i
77ta ?kXoljL Storm
La Graiuic, OieKon
Glenna'Off the Links
SAFETY I ; r . C-p 7
DRIWSTQRI v NVvN
I rrr li f .tk "
I I
PS
I'omipines Idke Wallowa l.nke
v Wallowa l.alte has long (icon
tho winter home1 of the elk' hut
during the last winter another
member of lite animal world, the'
pore iplne, has found It to he 'a
desirable winter home. This in
significant looking animal, walks
leisurely about the grounds, as un
concerned of what is going on, f s
if lie were an ordinary farm pig.
Kven when approached they mai;e
no effort to move, but a sudden
raising of the fur on tho back
warns the experienced to let the
animal alone.
Personal Mention
Coins to Kngenp
Vv Mrs. T. W. Roberts nnd, son,
Gilbert loft La Grande lust eve
ning for Eugene where they will;
'remains Indefinitely ,1'hoy ma '.to'
their honin at Glenns Kerry,- Ida-
ho.v, but- have. e.mvji8itlggmr.eUy
ve nere ivr m-.ve.rui uti.ti.
Visiting Heir
' Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Knowles
nnd small son. Hirhurd, arrived";
In iLa, Grande yesterday ami will
spo.nd several days visiting nt the
home of Mr, and. Mrs. Kred Znbel;
Mr. and Mrs." Knowles are from
WallaWalla, Wash,
Mr. and Mrs. -Lynn Burnett and
bnby daughter went to Enterprise
this morning on tho branch train.
They have, been living at Walia
Walla, but will probably make En
terprise their lionuv for som-. (,tme.
Mrs. Chas. Hunyan of this city
Is spending""! lie veelAnd at Ha
lter. She wi.ll return home tomorrow.
Mrs. Nell Cameron of Wallowa
(Svns shopping in La Grande Thurs
day, ,
(Continued from Page One.)
office at Grande should pro
test to the Department or Tho In
terior.'
Markets -
Mr, l.lo;d expects lo return here
from t 'anadn with Ids (npnny
abo'it April I'fdh.
Arrangemenls for the filming of
the picture at Wallowa Lake have
been spending for several weeks
since the. time Mr. Lloyd with hlf
staff visited the Wonderland in
search or Riiltnblo locale for the
iprodnetion.
Likes Wondorlnml.
On leaving hero Mr. Lloyd ex
pressed a very complimentary
.opinion of I lie Wallowa dlst rict
ii nil ti'itd t hiil n nor I ion of the
'picture, would be made hero iri
possible. -
Some .time later, In answer to
an Inquiry from Mr. ItcynohH
secretary of the chamber of com
merce, Mr. Lloyd stated that
scenes would be made at tho lake
provider! (ill boats on. the lake
were Tint" at the disposal of the
company, the pier at the end of
the lake be removed and that IHnt.-bh- operate deop-seu fishing craft
men for use as extras would be from their harbor. They had known
available. ' there were plenty of fish to he had
These requests were granted hyihut shipping facilities were lnnde
the directors who wired assurance quale until the Hoosevelt high
to Mr. Lloyd that the things askedjWa.v was completed through that
for would lie done at this end of section. Fishermen now can bring
tlje line. - - j in cargoes of halibut, ling cod red
The picture itself, will be one snapper and other sea fish and ship
of the big productions of the c-n.them to Coos bay for transshlp
rent picture season. "Winds of;nient, arriving five hours after bt-
CJiance' Is being produced from inff caughl.
' POBTLAN D, pro. (A,P). Live
stock nomfnhlly steady; eggs. nnd.
buttorfnt steady: hulter, 4 Sr.
WHKAT ADVAVCrSj
CHICAC.f) (AP). Wheat scored
a sharp advance today, rising as
much as f?.c. May wheat climbed
to $1,411.
NFAV lXBI KTRY OPKXIXG
: MAHSHElELn. Ore. port Or
ford citizens who for several years
h:ivo been chiefly Interested In the
development of the white cedar ln-
tdustry now find they can -profit
WALLOWA A
. DIAMOND IN
THE ROUGH
(Continued from rnffo Onn.V
IVIIvereil Chevwlet
Avery Harrison of
Chas. Hoos' was in La Grnnde
from Wallowa yesterday. J le: Is
having his eyes treated here by will
lrs. Ifarry and I.00 Bonvy.
Men nnd Young Men
GABERDINE
; 2-Pioce Suits
Something now in light
.; and medium shacks.
3- $29.85 $37.85
,f
.'10.85
SEE WINDOW
Clint's
Clothiery
Th btore With ft Conscience
S. M." Lvell, stage driver from
! Enterprise to Imnahn, was a bus
j 1 n ess visitor to La G ra n d e yes -:
terday. j
Geo. MoSbaln wns a visitor to
La Grande yeslerduy from Elgin.
I Johnny', Woods of Elgin
j here yesterday on business.
Mrs. L, Denham was shopping
In La Grande yesterday from Kl
Mrn. Feese, who has been visit
Ing friends here for several days
has returned to her home at Wal
lowa. ,
Miss Edna Dickenson vent to
Enterprise this morning, where she
will spend a few days visiting.
Mrs. Joe an Mitchell went to Un
ion this morning.
Mrs. Julius Mink of Raker, wpnt
to Joseph this morning.
a Hex Bench story. The cast, in
eludes many of the most promi
nent stnrs in the picture Industry.
In the cast are Anna Q. Nillson,
Hen Lyon. Claude Gillingwater.
Tally Marshall nnd many olhe,
The conipn ny to be brought here ' Ci
Include about SO people.
Recent fishing excursions to sea
from Port Orford have induced
men there to start operation of
fishing schooners. One of the, fin
est halibut 'banks on the coast is
2U mill's from Port Orford. "
LAND OFFICE
FIGHT GROWS
(Continued from Pago One.)
CHAPMAN
MUST HANG,
IS VERDICT
(Continued from Pnge One.)
Ladies' Dresses
Ladies' wool Jersey and wool serge . dresses for
spring wear. These dresses ai;e well made and are
the latest, styles and shades. Priced very low.
$5.90 to $6.90
55 s'roitiis
SO
T U K HUH
Hon? a a well Hiiuwn siwi l velebniy lit u laiuer new :iuiih. tu uiuui
words, w- itrvseni Miba. Gleiuiu Ouiu-tl. foruit-r women b natlonul koII
chuploii.'-ts Mpur ott th Unk at Oimoud Beach. Gleima U
preparing tui British uivusion and t wwiilnu ihv nutuv wiiuiliiM uU1b,
11 u.-uiilrt Muneiur
his life story remains hidden. It
bus been said he was born In Now
York about S7 years ago nnd that
he has n brother who Is a busi
ness -man of high repute, but
Chapman has not verified (his,
He protected his family.
rugged mountains, peerleas InUos,
a glacier, towering peaks, verdant
mendows. beautiful "waterfalls is
unequalled In all Ihe world. Mjmy
travelers who have climbed the
Alps clulm Hint. the'Wallowa Won
derhiud territory snrpassos the
European mountainous , play
ground.
More than 60 lakes or various
sisses exist and from those nnd the
mountains, tho water flows to the
valleys rapidly, through canyons
hundreds of foot deep. Waterfalls
by the scores provide an unlimit
ed supply of beautiful pictures for
the visitor.
Great Water Power.
But. these waterfalls and Ihe ra
pidly ' flowing rivers have another
possibility power. Some of the
power In now uljli.ed hut only a
very small portion.
Tho mineral resources nre hard
ly explored but gold, silver and
many other ores have been dis
covered. Undoubtedly vast riches
lie beneath the surface u wall Ing
development, which may not come
for many years. In fact, even if
rich discoveries were found. Hie
problem of handling them rightly
for the best commercial value
would be big at present.
fnnyoii KxeelN Grand Canyon.
Snake River Canyon, which di
vides Wallowa county and Idaho,
Is a wonder In itself. At one
point. It. is Hie deepest canypn in
the world, dropping more than n
mile to tho river waters. It ii
dei per than the Grand Canyon of
PUZZLE ANSWER
the Colorado which is known Hie
world over.
Fishing nnd hunting, of course.
are attractive to both the citizens
of the county and outsiders,' who
regularly go into Wullowa 'county
for. a few days or even weeks of
sport.
Trout nd salmon 1ii h: reams
lin lakes and. the yaik, a apeeies
lacunar to, Wallowa like, are at
tractive to the anglers and grouse,
jiinlt.i pheasants', din-kM, 'deer.
bear, cougar, hobruts, lynx nnd co
yotes prove a lure to the n I in rods.
A large herd of protected elk are
also available fur hunters who
iimo nothing deadlier than u cam
era ... - '
It wouid be well for those who
come to Wallowa, county to 'visit
Wallowa. Lake, if they also look
ed about, over the rest of Hie coun
ty the lmnaha valley, the terri
tory near Flora, and the 'fortllo
Wiillow.i valley. .
SJAJXEJB S3! w A 1IIEJR0
SORE, R fe3 g QH t S
to B a syaTEsE
ALU MSlBtnET LJD
g e r sEbM7!3"sod a
E. R E. ?B A f?te M 1 F. N
MSB oilBiso or 25
ASS jST t Nul tJA bH
B i L E D 5 G M SjC F. NT
at AyKSh otSn L
S3pi IsikTs efflcltL KvTO? 1(5
4-a .
YOU'LL ENJOY 0UU .
Special
Sunday Dinner
Sei-vcd from 5:30. till 8:00
Ninety Cents
Restaurant a hi Carte Seivice and
Fountain Service at All Hours
- A
DELIGHTFUL PLACE TO DINW
to set nside the verdict, which the
judge denied. "I think I have an
ople In a protest against the re- excellent chance to win an appeal
movnl of the land office from thisjon i1( Kjo inds of obvious pnju-
city to The Dnlles .nru coming in
dally.
The two latest are from Wallo
wa nnd Joseph.
The Joseph Commerclnl Cltih
recently went on record subscrib
ing to the objections of Hie La
Grnnde chamber of commerce nnd
a resolution, of protest will bo for
warded to the congressional dele
gation from Oregon.
The Wallown Sun says:
"A considerable amount of dis
satisfaction has been expressed on
the part of those effected by the
abolishment of tho land office nt
La Grtinde. It will now be nece
ssary for those having, business a;
the Innd office to go to The pan
es.. A number of tracts can yet
be taken up in the country to Hie
north, which will mean more pro
duction and more tnxnble proper
ty. ."Those Interested In keeping the
dice throughout the trial and num
erous errors of onimlslon," Chap
man's chief attorney suld,
MA' of mysti:ry. ,
NRW YORK (By the Assoclnt-1
ed Press). Kerahl Chapman re-1
mains a mini of mysler,y, his real-j
nn me, antecedents.' birthplace and;
family history are all unknown.)
1 le has revealed some details of J
his career o" crime but much of
riant Crafted Walnuts
They Make Y-oii -Money
Ono of the best blocks of
Vrooman Kramiuotto in tho
state, select type. well
grown. All other slocks
Pllbei In, Apple, Penr, Cher
ry, Prune, Plum, Peach,
Apricot, ere,. .Small Friills,
etc;.
flight stock nt right prices.
Snhiiilt your want Ibd, send
for prices. Jifi years in busi
ness. CARLTON NUISUtY CO,
Cat If on, Oieuon.
This Doggie Can't Scare Us
Our New
Tire Service
protects you for one
year against accident--,
negligence, cuts, blow
outs, bruises, wheel
aijtfMiselii, aililr - a-. J
flation, rim cuts tu
nny road hazard.
-Jennings & Shumate
Props.
Successors to
Southard & Shinn.
jut ,
5 Acts Vaudeville 5
ORCIIKSTRA AND PICTURES
ARCADE
Sunday Only
AKCADE
Starts Monday
mtla A.V&.f if , '-5' . 8 -U Jig
. ! I
7
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(inn Gerard, suite mt. citii'l foot us with hr wt U)?ix t.3iiuv. M
Special
Sale
$1.00
Different from, anything ever
offered before are thesff smart
frocks stiiniped on the. new
GuaraiiCecd VVasn-i'a.st ''i'laul
check" gingham. An ideal fab
ric for the nui-posc, for women
and children.
Women's Sims ?1.00
Art & Baby
Shop
IT TAKES YOU
BACK TO BAGDAD
OF THE DAYS
WHEN THE SALT
OF LIFE WAS
LOVE AND THE
WINE OF LIFE
ADVENTURE
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"iiViWttfnlt'rfifii iin iMi i - -
. A GLORIOUS FANTASY OF i
je ARABIAN NiqHTc'
i
Adults .10c
MATIN KR
KVEXINGS
Children lOo
Adults .")()c
Children 2."iC
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