La Grande evening observer., April 16, 1925, Image 5

Thursday, April 10, 1025.
THR LA (IRANDR EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
Local News In Brief
t'OMIMi l'VLNTS
April 17--Ajirll Ant Iks In high
school auditorium.
I'nion- 'ounty Trade and 11 '11
Meet ut I nion May l'.
Kaslern 'regon Track and Kit-Id
Meet at La (Maude May !.
Union Live Stork Show at Un
ion, June 10-11 12.
W'Mt If) Hot Lake
i Harry .Stair h it Hi m morning on
tiain No. J I lor lint l.a I.e. lb
ifi re uia in I here indefinitely r).
(i mm; medical trculmout.
Mcliinietl Tills .Morning
i e ere nd and ,V m, I'raneiM I .
lioinjiieC of I'lih rp: is . were .simp,
ping in l.a (.ramie yt sterday.
In Maker Vc-tenluy
. .). Kitchen, oi' La (irande,
.pent yesterday at Maker on h-gal
imaim sn.
Ilcrr limn Wallowa
KeV reiid and M i s. John I'.u.sd..
have hv" '! nding a lu days ii.
l.a (Irande shopping. They make
tneir home at W;i t lovf a.
Ilcic ttoiii Portland
l-iiid:." C. H. 'inn of Hoiihind
I
; Frved in l.a C:.uide last evening
;iild Will lie here oil h'g;lt bllsllleSS
lor sev.r;tl days. He is registered
at the Son i lie r liolel.
j;chit'iilii Home
Jesse Omit, attorney from Klgin,
arrived tn l.a. Grande today from
li'm t laud. A tier spending the day
uVr.. ..n l.iishns:) he will re
turn to Iks home at Klgin.
He turned Tti's Morning
It. A. Ilenliani. ot the I .a Grande
Invest nient company, ret urned to
Ins homo here tins morning. :tftei
spi ndimr several days in I'ocatello.
Idaho, i'ii Itlishies-i.
Mr. (im-ii Iti lter
M. J. Green, who has h.-.-n III at
Hot Lake Sinatoriuiii for some
lime is reporie.i ii n proved this
inorniiiK.
Molormeteis sto!rn
A hafj o. do.; n or tnore nioto
lliet' l S wre sioh-u from ca i s park
ed on the corn' r of Adams avenv-'
and Chestnut s' reet, in front of Hi-1
Foley Hotel. Til. s lay nitfht.
.Mi Slater ISetter
Miss (Hive Slaler. who has been
ill at Gra ude Monde hospital I'm
the past lour weeks, is reported
somewhat improved at the present
lime. Miss Slater has rheumatism.
Taking I'lcture.a Today
Miss Mae Stearns went, to Cov
M day to take school pictmi s. Mis.-:!
siearns takes pictures each sprimr
RADIO FAMS! LISTEN IX ON
SOMETHING NEW FROM
T
Willie. Tommy .miie Sammy
Uetfinnin 7:50 P .M.
THURSDAY, APRIL 1G
Hoar Uic "P.oss's Own" mdicstni
f.lo.-iv Willie, Tommy, Annio and Sammy in Hi"
zippiosL limsical prof-ram ever put on the air Ninjfs,
(liiips, dance mu.sic, syncopated fun and frolic' IV
evoiyliody; all the c'veiiing.
Aiid,(lon'l fail to listen in get in on the
Grand lacning's Event
E. V. Price & Co.
CONTEST
Turn- in on WTAS tonight wave length :102..
Dmi't ims (lie hi-r doings on the litf niht AI'KII.
Kith. And don't forjtet tn remeni!)er
"U'llO'S VOI R TAILOR?"
(UNT (gTHlE
"The Store With a ('onsfiontc."
Tire Easily
Fee! Depressed
No Appetite
Try
L & L. Druj Co.
"f Hi.' school children ut Cove, In
ion and other points.
lEetni iiiul' Home
Mrs. (.usbi, Milliknn h-i't l.a
(Irande tliis morning lor Imt home
at Moise, Idaho, alter spending -v-eral
days here visiting her son.
KIHs Mlllikau.
l.u lionie Home
rtl'ter (several weeks tn Hie v.;il
visit iiiK points in raliiornia. Ore
mn and Washington Mi.s, Allie
Wright left La (irande this nmrti
Imk on route to her home at Anas,
I o w a .
Mere Vesteiihiy
Jievn-mt and Mrs. IM-i-shcy, lor
Uleily (,f Iinlder, hill l)OW of Killer-
prise, were visitors to l.a (irandi
yesterday. Mr. Ilershey Is pastor o'
the. .Methodist Kpiscopal chmch :H
I'lnterprise.
j Ih'iv This Moulin-
Miss Cert i tide I lev 1 tie, superin
tendent of iiuis-s at (he Hot Lake
Sanatorium was tn l.a Grande this
j morning receiving treat nt lor ar
iinlerte.i ,ye. She returned to Hot
Lake on train No. L'l.
I Helm nhig Home
I A i ter spending 1 he M ist four
j moat I'M in Mot Hand Mb s Helen
mils lett l.a tirande Mils morning
en route to her home at Knterprtse
Miss Milts arrived in l.a Grande last
evening and spent the night with
friends here. She was formerly a
st itdent of the l.a Grande high
school.
I .
! l.t'lt lor Lo-llno
Krank W. Maker and moHier.
Mrs. l.etiore Maker, left I .a (1 ramie
tliis morning for l.ostinc, where
Mrs. Maker will bake rare of Mrs.
Williams, who Is seriously Ml al Iht
home there. Mrs. Maker is from
I Lungview, Wash.
Gtw Haiico I'rhlay
Tin- La (irande monikers of the
Oregon National Guanl ill tvi a
dance 'Friday evening. April 17. at
.ulier hall. The dance is Kiven to
raise money for a "mess fund" to
odd to the ration furnished ly the
Kovernment. The Star Novelty or
chestra will furnish the music lor
I he dance.
: Hero Ycstciilay
j T. J. Hampson ami May Harris.
. of Grand Junction, Colo., were in
t La Grande yesterday visitiinr Geo.
I L. Anderson, of the I'iMxIy WikkIv
store here. Mr. Hampson and Mr.
'Harris are touring Oregon and
( Washington looking lor a business
locution.
Louvo Satunlay
M is. I. C. Mowser and Mis."
illiilda Anderson will leave Salnr
day.
en rout
Will be
to MorOand,
present at a
Whefi
Stilt
l hey
A
San -Tonic
AKK nnr.DKH of a lired out nnd
run d-wn constitution. Mlcanant
to Like does pot bet otn3 tiresome.
Assi-d.i in tho re-construct ion of d"
1. 1. ted tir aies -cleans and freshens th"
iiio"l correeti impulsive nerve cenb-M
--( hasca aw ay "spring fever" u h -i
- r it eoT'ie throiiu'htait the v-.ir. Cjer.
rii.-i Hv S'tt'-'t'nr reputation l'or purity.
U t a bottle buiay.
occuUve iimellng "f the Chrlstlm
Kndeavnr Association, when plans
will be eomptet.d f r the Intonm
Hoiiat Christian Kndi'uvor Conven
tion to be held m Mortlnnd, July
4 to M.
Here from California
Selma Wilderman of Willows.
4 "a lit ornia, has arriv ed in L:
Grande lo visit Wilhur Shaw, who
is ill at Hot Lake Sanatorium. She
is the ginst of Mr. and Mis. Geo.
Yeftfer w kite here. Mr. Shaw is
reported slightly improved ut the
present lime.
Ukes .u Grande
iK I.. French and Mr. llolim-s.
Oretron Life insurance men. were
in La Grande this morniiiK- Mr.
Holmes has a peculiar me t hod ot
deduct ion t ha l Ull'loulitedly oi- ikes
La Grande t he t.est tow n in t he
world, lie said "La Grande is the
host tow u in r n ion ami Wallow i
couulhs. which are the hest in tU'e
fnm, This stiite, ot course, is the
he.st in the Minted States and we
all know the I S. A. leads the
world."
Anuly-dM t'onipletcd
A letter received from K. A. Gil
lillan. o. A. ( '., hy Chief of l'o
itce llayms ye:;Irday state thai
Mr. Gill it lau had examined the
stomach' ol Hie dot,', owned liy Mr.
childers. whn h was pdsoned sotio
time auo, and had found tracts ot
st ryehiuue, "The analysis shows
(he stomach contents lo contain
considerable tpiani it ies of si ryeh
nine -Mil f iei nt to have caused
detith." Mr. Gitfilian slated.
Personal Mention
M. rvin Weally was in La Grande j
yesterday from Wallowa. j
M. M. Iloltcnbcek was a busiiuss
visitor to Wallowa yesterday.
Avery Ilariisou. of the Mine j
Alounl:uu Garaire, w-iit. to Wallowa
yesterday on busim as. j
1 I "lee:ier. salesman for
Chevrolet!!, W elit to Joseph yestCf-
dity. .
Mrs. .In.' Smith of Wallowa, is in
Li Grande receiving m dical treat
ment. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Out arrived
in l.a Grande this morning after
spendinir the past few dtiys in Mort
land. Mrs. . I j. Marrish of Caldwell.
Idaho, passed through La Grande
on her way to Suinmerville lo visit
her sister, Mrs. C.mtrctl.
Mr, and Mrs. K. A. Nelson v -turned
t(t t heir home at iViline
Junction Ibis morning after spend
ing sevral -days tn La Grande on
business.
Mabel Mnoney b-i't for Wallow;,
itiiu inniiiiiii- oti the branch line
train to upend several days on busi
ne.s.jj ' . . i.i . . . .
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Spear and
wile, of enterprise, Oregon, are
among the ginsts now registered
at the Soiunier hotel.
IIKdl WINDS
VISIT KAST
j PART STATU
j f i 'on tinned from Ms go ,,n,j2
I loiiiidatiotis and telephone lines
j were temporarily pul out of com
1 mis.aon by a hiuh wind that came
iront the west Up the valley of the
l inatilla. Main followcl the wind
i winch lasted for an hour.. Total
, precipitation during the hist :M
iioins was one-quarter of an Mich.
Ml eetpitalton lllTi'.
! Aeconlin;; to tin- lir" department
' figures tm lies of rain fell here
' during I he p!i; t ::1 hours,
The rain, however mote or h ss
' da mat: in g Ho- winds were, proved
i n benefit to many ranchers. Ha v
jand pasture lands v'v lodped
nialcritilly ciml aereane in full
wheal was benefited,
i S'-me farmers who hae prd yet
t.-'.bd : pi'b g wheat hail lo po.sl -j
pmie plaining tiniil the ground
dries out.
The Grande Monde river H re-
.oi ted to b" higher than II has
h "it at thia time of Hi" -ar since
ItiJl. ' lH
l)MH) 11 VMM HIT HV
i 1 1 ;im i . moi:i M.sii;u.hv
CMViMiN, nr... (;v the Asaici-i.t.-d
Mi '- s) - I M ma e esi imai d
,i In ;.v,eel ejefit ;U'l ten HUHISatl'l
i 1 1 iocs w:i.( eti us' d by a loi nado
v. iiirli si ria l; Condon and sur
i ei. ii. 1 1 Oi; count ry late e-t i rda'.
: The storm swept in Itom Ho
i nnl bv.-es: and after ihi inaguig
betldum-s in Ho- sunt hw'sl ern sec
htm of town jump' d t f the north
. astern s" ctioii. where. further
damage was dope.
Two high . ebool students, A rl
,Morj;iin and Thomas Wesliott.
were tut by I'M inn nla:s when the
.., iiO.il rind' was torn tdt by Ihe
.1 r.rm.
'i'lv count', machine shop and
w ii- !i'iii' ot the Arltuuton Lnin-
l.i eoliipall', Wlis W fee ked With 'Ml
. -Mutated less or $-.'.'o.. A doen
i-.uns and houses in Condon were
destrod and mativ ihers wreck
. d isi tv-aiby Hi t r i I
WOMAN ADMITS I
(riitiHtni.-d fro
Ofir
.ad la n told t hat st-e b. 1 toe 10
. ni. bnl Icuw . m Im i- bed. .").
lo. d members of h. r (amity und
ha d avvav visPnr. Sto- said
he had SUltere.l vi' ll an attack :
Ut e;-.-ioilS to Hie time la Id ()
ame ill. !
MoM of Hv nioil' v gamed lioiu
he s'ie ot ;i farm Hie lamily ewn- i
d nmr V.iii'-iriMi am tn-m Insur- !
i;i. mom y pan) on the ih- M of ;
Ml
" ri- mb.-rn of t he t amilv' ,
.ho have ' d was given lo her
hlblren or w n! to. pav dodor ;
i--d iu;.-i-al bi:i. sl:v j -c i, I
SAVEwVrt
SAFETY u" t,, rnn p,nr
'&SI TO DO SHARE
DRUGSTORE
The
your
partnership w hidi
M'Aa'l Stoie co
in t he K v c a t
joys
linied
iuak s
y o o
1 l-OJII
line r.
1 0 m: l 'ompaiiy f
it po. 'Stale or
to h a y ln eet
I ll i.' Ili.iUHiUc-
You save,
prlei' you
quality yo
i .1
only
II'
( ni'tinh to us.
UK Mc-xall Sto
Glass Druids
Inc.
7JL Store
La (Irande, Oregon
I'OH II A Ml M A! Mil ITS
I 'I ll'.'n. AN 1 1, c Irr. I AIM - - I.iv
mI.m U kI-iiI. H';ks mill Inilli rial
slraily. Ilulti i- Ji.l-.
Ill ITT KI A T
SAN 1'T : A .Ni '1st 'i i (AIM Hut-l-Tlat
Mr lii ri- Iniiay.
ioi:tt.am i : i n m xisKr.T
I'OIITI.AN' I. ( ll.-. ( AIM Win-:
llalil u liili' I:. S. It i:ii l. s il
Anll. Sl.r.'i; May. SI.M.:
wiiili'. April, .iay.
Iiaril whitiT. ii. ni li. tn sin in;
I .r.n ; .Ma . $ I . T. ' i ; w ; I .
April. SI..M; May. Jl.:.n
haril , Willi. , April, fl.sr,
n-llll.-.
w.'-lirl;
.Sl.l.
. April,
a I-...I.
I I : I
.May,
. ::-.
i 'orn No. :l 1-:. V. filupiii
April, t-IS: .May. SCI. Mi.
ill.
MAISKIITS AT A
;l.AT
NKW YdllK (AIM -- SI-ii'lJ!)
Sliaily; rails ci HI in ut- ailvalifi..
I'.allils - l-'lria: i nsy niiilr y Jil
liiiili M ln i-.vt up nl I m I n i:.
I'lircin rxi-lian'fn 1 1 i ir li i'
I'iiiiich up V pnlnli; Nni'uay al In
ilillli,,
" ( "iiOon - Aih'.ii
Slll-air- Many;
loua-sl prici'.
Call'M.' l.liut
IllK.
I- Ill-lit.
llMrop.-an H-ll-
I cnic.(;o (AM)
i poor foreign 'I inn
i'otii i;.c,y;
iwheat.
j l "alth Lower.
j Hocj - Slea.li-r 1
-W h.
itd. syin p;
ni:it i: vi iu is m
SAI.K.M. (Me. - It v. a:
:omi;m
reporte
t i
it- 'oil land
been Invest)
by whieh G
a law enacle
the ....;isiaMi
sp.cial eieel
pass on me.
oters.
p'o tding
In Sept-i
The iyv
far cnout;!
c;t ic
i. it
that these altiui
eeedins in the
foil to declare i
invalid.
ESSEX
COACH
$895
Frt'dht and 'fa Extra
Markets
inRFRflM RFflRV
riiMTI ANIi. dr.-. (Spi
"iitei;on is ready to hear the ap
peal of Ho- American Letchm for
two i'hus'-s of su defers of t he
world war- the distillled men and
the orphans of lalh n veterans,"
.teeliired George I. Griffith, com
mander of the (MeKon department
of the legion.
The American Legion ctmpalKii
for a aim. ooii endowment loud
tor rehabilitation and child wel
fare, which has heen K'dntf "
several stales, is now under way in
(ireKuo- It will culminate In tin
intensive drle piuhahly ahout the
last of May.
'The AiuerirH) legion wauls Hp
American public to have the oppor
tune v of helping the let; Ion help
th,. disabled veleiansaud the chil
dren of men wdio j;ave up t hejr
hves as a result of Ihelr service to
the countr." Commander Griffith
said. "Mehabililaliou and child
welfare are the two ntcatcst post
war problems. They tire chicly
related that t hey are almost one.
What disabled lather hits not look
ed down upon the faces of depend
ent children with terror h-st Iliey
suiter the patios of privation which
iiis restor.it ion to heallh alone can
prevent V
anguish
dr. u en
own rec
Mors not his mental
ever tin- fate of little chil
I a material bur to his
nst ruction?
are :i;,iMMi war orphans,
-There a
and many times more sick, ailing
an disabled ex-service men whose
lives tin- war blighted. We can
mil do too much for them our
debt can never be fully repaid. The
American Legion has assumed the
obligation of seeing that the.ie two
consequences of Hie war receive ti
full measure of juKi.ii e, but we need
tho public's assistance to the limit
"K very where the endowment
movement has spread, it has met
w it ii hearty reception. know b
will meet with that name response
in Oregon."
Forest Service Will
Enforce New Ruling
MOMTLANM. Ore. (Spe.
"The I hi owiitir r placing
all
burning cigarette, cigar, mulch, j
pipe heel, firecracker, or any Ig-
nib d siib.' tatoe. or the discharge of
any kind of fit-t-works, ill any place
where il may start, a fire" is pro
hibited In Hie national forests un
der fideiiil law by it line of not
Cecn tary of Agriculture W. M.
.lardine, under authority vsl ed in
ii liu by congress. Word of this
lievv regulation has just been re
ceived by Histriet Korester C. M.
Granger.
Violation of tlit- new n giilathm
is n mlitdomcnnoT, lumishable un-,cate and after applying to a Co
der federal uuv ny a Vine of not'qullle physbdal he walked out of
mote than $.Mhi, or 1 li months lm-ithe ol'ilce iml shot the watting
prisonmenl or hot h. bride.
Local ' for-M officials suggest I Mage was not seriously ln-
tbitt the new reuulalion would ! Jui'ed. Koulad-s commitleil the
uiiike a good text for a. forest pro-
1 eel ion talk during- A merica n for
es f wet k whi(di is to be observed
April L'T to May :(.
The forest service pi ins lo
lorce the reirulaliotl slrictlv.
n-
: r
omi t.oN is mi; .mm: ir
SALi;.l, Ore, The battleship i
i H i gon will arrive in Mini land j
harbor June 1 f and will be ac- 1
cept t lottnally by the slab- on
July ::. This wa-i :tnnouncei fob '
lowing a meeting of Hie ballle.d:ipl
Oregon commifsion here. This 1
commission was created by an ac ,
id the recent legislature.
Acceptance of the ballle:diip will '
I be feat u ret) b apprtiprhtte cere-
j monies in which a large number
of iii' ii prominent in military and
iiav il alia Irs will participate,
Arrival of the hatHcship in 1'ait-
I land )iu rbor w ill be a feature of
1 I he jmiiuat Hose I'Vsttviil.
ft I a, r r
Today's Essex is the finest ever built.
It is the smoothest, most reliable Essex ever
built.
It is the best looking, most comfortably rid
ing Essex ever built.
And the price, because of volume, is the
lowest at which Essex ever sold.
Ledbctter Garage
FALL WHEAT . !
. L WALLOWA j
COMING OX;
(Continued frmn T'iiko Ono.) j
ualtoual forest, si ites that ratit-'c
eolidtl ions oil the forest reserve at
Ihl.H lime ate quite encoui'ilKlntf. !
With the early sprint;, the tfrass
stalled on much of the raiiKo lano 1
early, and much stock was placed
beloie April 1st. This Is the ear'-'
iesl date tit which stock has been,
turned to the .auras tor many1
yc-.uH. j
1 tangos May Impi-mc, j
Mr. Itilllncti states that the;
amount of stock available this sea-;
sou will total about half of the m;-i
are rive years ai;o, but w It h t h
depleted condition ot the rattle in'
many places, caused or Insufficient j
ralulall during the jms! few yeai.v i
this amount of stock is plenty. Ae-j
eotdlnp; to him the prospects for a!
decided improvement in rani;e con-!
dithms this year are very ood all
pr
nt. j
The fall sown wheat and kiiish on j
I he rannes and past ores have
made a very Kood growth here dur
ing the past t w o weeks alt hounh
ni. my of the wheat fields yet pre
sent n spotted appearance. Me-
spile reports to the contrary t he
hall w heal crop over the count ry
'does not show tip as promising tt.
;this lime as in past yeais.
i mly
tn a very few instances do
mers report a perfectly salisfac-
.tory stand in the large fields.
CATTLE DRIVE
NOT IX MOVIES
(Continued tioitl Mugo One.)
tion. Wagons were in evidence
picking up the straggling calves
jand even the chuck wagon, sonie-
1 1 iili;t like was .soen In t he 'Cov-
! ei ed Wagon" and ol her similar
; pictures, wis present.
llritiuliug Stalled.
j Now the branding uf the yet unmarked-
cattle is In progress and
'then they will be turned out to paH
Hire. Later they will again Jo
jdrlven to their several allotments
on the forest reserve which will be
if"""""'"! h''l'L,',,:,',''',; l'"ln
loves Hie old cowboy days should
vh it the Woodson ryitch on Mlg
! Creek und see trie real ining.
I
m aiikiagi: i:its(di: i:ms
j MAHSnClHLH. Ore. Issuunce
iof a marriage license nt Vancouver
I lo Meier Koiilades and Mrs. I'red
' die Mage probably disposes of Koti-
lades' responsibility to t !u circuit
'court of Coos county on a charge
; til ji t tempted murder, for It was
; h amed here that the couple were
j married in the noil h. Mrrcnlly
I I he couple went to Couullle and
- obtained : marriage license, Kou
i hub s had not fortified himself
. wit h the rriiulrcd liealth cerllfl
j pistol
episode under the linpres-
son thai they mighl be sepnialcd.
j not understanding the red btpe uf
lt)biainlng the license. He was hdd
Inn K'a'Hi bond for reappearance in
jemrt.
It's a square meal for a dim
EVERY BITE'S A DELIGHT
LADIES' PUMPS
$2.98
liroken lines of Ladies' Suede Tumps in black,
brown, grey and airedale. Exceptional values
at the very low price of $2.98. All sizes.
53 ST0KKS
WHEELER ON
TRIAL TODAY
IX MONTANA
(Continued from Miigo One.)
litigation In the Mont ana courts,
but that there was a specific agree
ment that the senator would lint
be called upon lo -appear in any
federal matter. This testimony war
corroborated by so vera I wiliiesst :
but documentary evidence was pro
duced hy the department of jus
tice intended lo show that Wheel
er had promised Campbell to take
up some oil lease matters before
Kdwin S. Mouth, then solicitor of
the department of the Interior.
After Harlan Stone succeeded
Datigherly as attorney general, the
Investigation of Wheeler's case was
reopened before mint her 'grand
jury in Washington, which on
Prices Delivered In La Grande
STAMIAKII (I ( ill
SI'AMIAIIII II MIIIW
STAMIAIIII 0 Till ltlN;
STAMIAKII II COAI'll
MAsr i nt o c'dacii
mas-it: it o siidan
BUICK
H'NMNgs &
Suctt'ssn)is lo
Pantie Dresses
Womh rliil Value in Little Girls' Mantle Mioses
Moautlful Mi'lnls r SMS.".
And Cotton Mongci1 9l,li
from Ago 2 to G yeiiib
Art & Baby Shop
"KVKIlVTIIINr: I'Olt Til ft ItAIIY"
III.MSI I K IIIMi Hotel Siiiuliirr llliltf. STAMl'INQ
ni"ni:iticK rA'rri;u,s n. si. v. tiiiiead
and fcwf's ' '
TODAY
"THE TOP OF
THE WORLD"
FRIDAY TOM MIX
THE II U II
Maich :'7 last returned an Indict
ment against. Wheeler,. Campbell
and Month for conspiracy to de
fraud the government out of cer
tain till lands. Mr. Stone took tho
responsibility for the activities of
this investigating body.
Kederal Judge i "harlcs N. l'ray,
of Molilalia, who received tilt; re
port of the Great "'alls grand jury,
disqualified himself in the trial of
the case and I'Ydenil Judge KranU
S. Dietrich of Idaho was called to
preside.
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