Wednesday, April 22, 1025.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
Local News In Brief
comim; i;vi:ms
Union Oouiiy Track and Kleld
Meet t( Ifnion May i!.
Eastern (th nn Track ami I-'Md
Meet at J .a CJi-itniit! May It.
I'nion Mtc Work Hbow ut Un
ion, Jufec lo-l 1-12.
Unr on lliHni's
I . K. Millsf president of tin- I'nv
(.iniiifii-ial Hull uau in La (Irande
P.-.st-niiiy oi ittifiino:;.
i . ' -
j,and Olltcc ImIuis
K. MorriH and L. K. Morris of
ve. and John L. ('rouse of Aus
i. . Oregon, , I rans icted business at
nd on ice yesterday.
Here on llu-diii'ss
J. I'. Lott ridge, official of the
Cm stern Orttfon Llht and Tower
company wllh offices in Maker, Is
now reftislei-ed ut the l-'oley hotel.
Poultry .Man Here
William Humbert;, h-ad of the
i'nion County Toullry association
and a resident, of I'nion. was in La
Crande yesterday.
Operated Op
Miles W'Jodell was operated
Monday morning at t he (Irand-: !
llon-le hospital. He is reported )
getting along nicely. j
Weill m li'il Lake
ilis. Harry Starr went to Hot
Lai.- this morning to visit her hus
band, who Is in the- hospital there.
J orfeils Unit
I'. HogerH forfeited a cash hail
of $ I to ti justice court for non
appearance-, to face charges of
Speeding.
I'iiii-lifng IMantinx
K. IK Jasper of Alic
C.raiid'- yesl-rday. Mr.
that the larger p:iri t
in the Alici'l district
h'-ell planted.
d w as In La
lasper slates
f the tthea'.
has already
Ill at CopperUehl
'A'oi'il luu: ) n received here
that L. V. Ooodin is Ui('- ill with
tiie flu nt his hnme al Copperfield.
Mr. ami Mrs. (loodin recently isi(
ed in Lm (Irande at the it. A. Ihn
luun liome and he has heen ill eve;
since returning to his home.
Weill to i:it;i!i
Mrs. Kd. AyerH i;hd small d uigh
ter, MaiMorie W'llliiiriisim, stopped
in La ' ramie a shoit time Mils
morning en, forte to Klgln, to visi;
Mrs. H:ilph .Smith.. They are from
Lt'hiand. Oregon.
it . t-t '
lEeiurned Home
Mis. L. Willtalits and smal
daugliter, M iss Iris, u ere in La
(Irande t liiM morn tn en roiile lo
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Vr Spi iiif,'
Newest patterns in
'; Nefilijjee
' Shirts
Silks,' Uroadclntli
and Percale
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Sliijls of Quality
a
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SKE OLli DISPLAY
Of
Mother's Day
Box Candy
We are showiiiK several kinds at different
prices. Conic in and make your reserva
tion, now.
' Poxes wrapped and mailed
' at no additional charge.
S V
mstmn
, ... ..-.UliUUUTi'fL
at Halms itrit-i
days at KlHln
spend-
visiting I
, To VM' lather
Mrs. I. M. I)ul;ii
j daughter, lielty, Icit
and small
l.a r.rundc
I this niuniiiiK oi
' visit for several
train No. 2 4 to
ays at J hinting-1
toil Willi Mrs. l)olan's fuilo
r.
Itt'tuniins to Muwilln
After spending the winter in
Portland Mis. Hoy Templelon pass
ed through La (Jrnnde this moin
itiK en route to Mawille. Mrs. Tem
plelon expects to spend the bum
mer at Maxviiie.
lietuiiMti Home
After spending several dnya in
Lu (irundeat the Nature Cure hone
receiving treatment from Mr. A. N
Mayville, Mrs. Mary Male returned
to her home at Knler prise tills
morning.
In Western Oregon
Mrs. J. A. Knherg is spending
several days at Portland. Salem and
other western Oregon points. She
in visiting her son at Kalcm.
Jlt'n from Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Kvnns and
son. Junior. ore visiting in La
Grande this week. They are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. Zur-
briek while here.
Had Operation
I lt rnard I leltorde. smiil
IMr. and Mrs. Hen Deltorde
! underwent an operation
I son of
of 'ove.
at the
O rande
ing.
H'onde hospital this inorn-
Attended hetin
Mrs. I'ele Hraver was a visitot
to La (irande from Katnelu Mon
day. She attended the meeting o
l'ast Matrons i-luh here Monday
evening and returned to her hom
at Kamela yesterday.
Home from Hospital
Miss Olive Slater has sufficientlt
recovered from her reci-nt Illness
that she has left the hospital. Sh
is now at the home of her sister
Mrs. Nellie G. Neill.
Visiting Hen
Mis. Walter K. I'oole is visltiiw
in La Grande-at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Moore. She expects
to return to her home at Wallowa
sometime today.
Hen from llolsc
William Kleopt'er spent Sundav
and Monday in La Grande with his
lamily. He has been employed a:
Unise. all winter brick laying, lie
returned to Ituise late Monday.
Left .Moudny n t t . .
Mr. and Mrs. (I. L. I Mil t on left
Monday night for a several dai;
slay in Cortland. Mr. Outton will
attend nu insurance convention
while there.
Here from Wallowa
I Itev. ami .vi rs. . r . n'lu-iua u i
spending a few days In La (irande
from their home at Wallowa. Mr.
Shields went to I'nion Monday eve
nillg. He is pa si or or the presbyter
ian church at Wallowa.
I.efl Thi loriiiug
! Mr. and Mrs. Onrgr '!- Walkei
iand two children, aceomp:ini"d by
Mr:i. Walker's father, P-it Ihis
morning (n triiin NoA 1 for (taker.
Mr. and Mrs. WiilLV-r will return
1 in a few days and Mrs. WalkerV
father will remain there Indefi
i nilely.
Personal Mention
W. W Hi. I. b n of Perry was in
'Lu C, ramie this morning.
Jean 'orkm:in went
city Hits morning to sp
days with friends.
Mrs. It. A. Hendricks went (o Hot
Lake tills morning for medical
treatment.
Henry Hunch h-H yesterday for
California points to be gone indefi
nitely. Mr. and Mrs. K, (1. Mnnpiis of
Adams. Oregon, were among ttn
guests registered al Die' Summer
hotel yesterday. They went out on
the branch train this morntmr.
l i-Ai-" TO ULSiZ
llnir home
inj; Severn)
friends.
in
J Mia, flb-nn Lincoln was u vis'.! ot
to l.a. (irande yesterday from h'i
1 home at t'ovc.
II. I.. ( 'laycomli Ih u business
visitor to f.a (irande from "Kpo
hanr. Wash.
..Mrs. ('. K. Thi.ineit; h ft
morninu for 1 1 r home at 1'lea
Valh v alter smndintr yesterday in
.a Grande shoppiuK.
Mia. Cora Hooper returned to her
iiunit at Kostine this morning or
lm, iM-jtnrli linn train alter a trip
u, iuriiam visiUmr irieudn.
LA GRANDE
MUSIC WEEK
SET MAY
3-9
(Continued from 1'ngn One.)
inei ce oilic's and the Mil eillioi n
WrlKht drug store.
Artists' Keiilal.
1'nthaldy the featun- of Uie en
tile eek w ill be a joint recital
to he given as a prelude to the
week proper. May 1 , when I lie
Neighborhood club and the Mou-y
day Musical wlil present M is. A.
I., Ulchitrdson, colorat ira soprano,
Mrs. I la Council Jesse, pianist,
and Mark I inniels, baritone. Such
a combination of artists will make
u perfect concert, it i said.
Mrs. Jesse Is a pianist of great
ability and the only teacher on
the coast having the endorsement
of the famous l-Yench muster, L'.
Hubert Hehmitz. Mrs. A. J.. Jtich
ardson has for years been ranked
as one of the leading- musicians
in Oregon. Mark laniels will
give a concert April JMh at Ike
Cortland municipal auditorium and'
his appearance here will be his
final one before leaving to study
in Kurope.
The Monday Musical is ci re di
lating windshield stickers adver
tising Mm;ie Week. The stickers
an; bright btie in color, and car
ry the caption "Music Week. May
J-:." According to members of
the club "a motor may refuse to
respond wit li a musical hum un
less, it lias one of these."
.movii: .M..A(;i.it sk;iit
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. It. K
Moe. ex-manager of the Pine Hree
motion picture t healer here is be
ing sought lor the alleged embez
zlement of $-Mii in tunds from his
former employers, Moe left the eilv
and the warrant for his-urnst was!
sworn out.
The I'ine Tree was owned audi
operated by the Mann circuit o' j
.'alifornia until Wednesday night, :
it which time it wits sold to local
Interests. A checking of Aloe's ac
counts is alleged to have shown a
K'lMMl shortage.
Moe came here about six months
igo as manager of the theater. He
formerly lived at Lungview, Wash.,
Hid Kellogg, Idaho. Jle said he was
manager of the Lungview baseball
I cam in I he Timber league for a
lime last year.
He was it member of the Hoard
of directors of the Klamath Kills
baseball club and took a leading
part in the husinesa .and social hie
ol the city.
HOLLOW MOl Mis AUOI SK
ivi i-;ici-:sr or ncii;.n.ints
AN'OKHKUN. S.
aeuiogists from w
this state lire tt
lion being oiHai.i;
C. (Al')- Arih
ii ral coilenes in
join an expedi
ed here, lor the
purpose of
mounds on
ca rivers,
said lo hav
exploring the great
the Tui;aioo and Sen
near here, which are
been built b a race,
that antcdaU d
Some of the
lho..e along He
ro large that
Uialely thine n
the red men.
mounds, esp
ally
Tngaloo river, are
I hey cove,- appro.xl
cres and are about
I mi feet high.
Ioiltevvii) mi examination of sev
eral of Die mounds Andrew Todd
of Ihis city expressed the opinion
that their interiors are hollow- and
T-ontain relics of an ancient nice
that only await the e:,plorcr's pick
to brim; thciti to lii;ht.
A large mound mar C:iliunn
Knits wa.s di-iuol iln d during t he
iloods of I'.tas, revciiling a num-Ij.-i-
of pieces of polti;r- and other
evidences of a pas; ci ili.alion.
Sea
Work, hixrm tiou
At Island nf Helioliind
llAMHCHtl (AP) The shores
of the island of Heligoland are
ea lug in w it h startling rapid ily.
I-V.r eurs the sea has been stead
ily eneif. aching on t his lilt le Ls
laitd. anrl all (hat was left of the
hat hing beach has been almost
completely claimed by the sea as
its own. Recently a hugo slit of
approximately 3 nun cubic yards
plunged Into I he sea wit h a ter
rific roar.
The villa of a prominent Ii-r-Itn
banker, just completed, Is now
seriously imperilled, while an ad
joining building is being torn down.
A solitary garden pavlllian hangs
on t he verge of t he precipice us
though at any moment i might
drop into the depths below.
As the erosions of the waves
have of late produced a number of
det-p c-eiees in the rocks it h.is
been Found neeeySiiry to close l he
puhlie road over I h" cliffs.
OJihM Cttleii of I ranee. I l'.l,
lieploio lurirmities of N"ii,
i.i
i;Ii:ai (,u,)--.l-n lup-
lloll.ind. who ree.nil- !-
,i
hi : 1 1 1 T It bli tlidav and is
;ali to be France's oldest eidz-n.
piobably ewes his life to tlo- fart
that one or bis b-s Is pis inch.
,'diort. r than the uth-r, A.s a nm
S"UeIlee hi- has e- (-1 pi 'l service
111 all the wars v.hielj have raided
'lurll
ix Itf.-liim-.
Hand lue three "M liv-
M. li
The b;iby is V.t. the seond
H,.n is 7
and the old. t. Mie),a- 1.
i Dot ijilite :.. I MKctls-iMfr t'te 1a'-
ler Al. Itulland r--e. ntlv .'.aid: '(!
is a poor sort. lb- l.-m'l unite
hut he is d'-af. hidf-bllhd and ne
at'le to work. l is ttio bid for a
child to in- in such a state. ,f
! li v. iind- r w li it u lit l.a ppeu to
him l( he should beconi" a r'-ahy
old man."
What 'iekl"s a man more than
K"liift out hix MiniiiKT sr.it and
illJlll U UlliK lit ih'-' J-ei..' t. ;
SAVErf
ISAFETY
DRUGSTORE
Tlie KLENZO
TREATMENT
KLKNO Denial Creme
Klell.o Antiseptic und u
Klenzu brush .together maUo
a complete treatment lor
teeth, gums and mouth.
Clean and healt hy teel h,
mouth ami gums help main
tain a healt hy body.
I'se the Klciuo Treatment
Dally.
poimlam) m.i;ki:ts
POKTL.Wt). Ore, (At'l Live
stock steady. K-.s steady, ext r;.
one cent higher. I latter i:,v, but
terfitt steady.
hi i i:mvr
SAX CIJANCISCii (AP) Mut
terlal -If. isc heif today.
I'OliTLWO OlI .MAKM.T
POKTLAXO, Ore. ( A PI Wheat
Hard white 11. S. Haart. Aprb.
$l.lla; May. $l.(iu: soli white. April.
$I.rr; May. St.;.:.; west-m w hit v
April. Sl.f.l; .May. ?l.r-:t; hard wln-
ler.- April. May. Jl.f,;!;
nrthern spring, April. $l.ff; May,
? LfiS; western red, April $I.M ;
May. Sl.r,-; i;i:t:. hard whit.-,
April, $Lr: M-iy. I.n."..
Corn - No. :t );. V. shipment.
April, H-l.ro; .May. $1.'..
MAHKCrS AT A lil.Wt i;
MOW VOHK (AP) Sloel.ji -Weal;:,
Pipe issues al new lows.
Pond:;--I-;-isy; l''reitch (ttdiga t ioiri
1 urn react hni.u y. ' '
l-'ondgn e:.chanr,t I r regular.
slcrling rallies almosl a cent.
( 'ot ton - Lower; tihowers in Ok
lahoma.
Sui;ar Ib'iiy; ran .su,:ar a
year's 1" est prici s.
Coffee Ivi.sy; slow j;pt demand
CIII' AC.i). (AP) Wheal - p,.ir, -mnnd.
iy steady: di:. i ppoint ii.g ejnut ile
Com --1 .ower; xpeuUJion h:r.;
acreage.
Cattle-- I'ii Hi; broader shipping1
de.Mi.,1 I.
Ibigs-- l-'P-ady; p.u Ufi:i hotdin
out.
ATI l,i: I I IE N (;LAILY
ro si . i i.t t i;i;s!l,v;i;
i;OMl?.'!(lN. AM:.. (AP) IK-
Le.i
ijilseil as ii worthh.'M wn! a lev.
jyears iii;o, sunt low .is hav d vel
joped into an important milage crop
I in western Canada, according- lo a
I bulletin of tie- d p;irtmeni of a.:ii
cult ure.
Atbert;L prodnci d a .mibibiwer
,erop of marly .''Mi.nmi ions bra
yar. the largest ciiiut jet record-
il. Two dol,. is a Ion wi-s the esti
mated i iihI ol til prod net .on. Con
sidering the high food Vitih- of the
crop. Die bidleliu ibciar. rl it to be
the clieap'sl silage or fodd-r crop
ever rais.-d.
I 'eVclopm: n! of the crop is rllte
!o t he epans.oli of t h" dairy in
diiiPry. said the biillelin. The gos
pel of the sum lower was t ii at
preached by ep rts. Many farm
ers sowed small fh-hls to ill" plant.
The experiment was sueci ssl'iM .
l-'rom to IT r( tt.ns an aeiv can le
i-xpeeitd from sun I lo we i.'i ami. as
they are succulent, stock find them
palatable, the Imil.-tin aas-'rled.
. A man raises cain with Die w ili
er jiboiit bullied food because he
enri hav e I hat hind at home.
Tigers' Pilot
Thl l i apt. Iner, btw on tho
I'rinreien ci-.v in.! suon. ii px
ppuii to pil"t thf Tjem to a mot
i Kieecsf-'fut carupauMi on the briny
Uttp. Th'j mtitci m! t lund In ta.d
. , ,, to t8 U ti-'l 1 vr .-
rfefi I
m i
am m
Glass Drugs i
Inc. !
Markets
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Rowing for Women
Finds Enthusiastic
Advocates in London
LONOOX (Al News that the
faculty, of the ( niveiMty ( 'ollege
of Nor! h Wales had barred boat
racing among Its lair students on
the ground I hat t he exerc.se is
highly injurious to them ho.
aroufed the varsity girls in other
parts of Kngkind, who conti-ml
th it the acimn is not justitied by
(tUht experiences.
lf properly trailu d. there Is
no danger of straining the heart."
said Miss Kvelyn Cunlifie. presi
dent of the London I'niverslty
Women's Mowing club. recently.
"If one lakes a proper cure to
avoid all .Mveets ami chocolates.,
new bread, pastries and other
choice bits so often served ut af
ternoon teas, ror a long time in
alanee. there is no rb'k ut all
for iitwliur aspirants, .Miss un
Rompers and Play Suits wr the huh
I KUMI'KKK KHlt UK 'J'O KOMI' IN "
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1-I.AY HI ITH I'dlt IIA1I1) WKAIt . mill I.S t (13V NX t4 W
. Art & Baby Shop j- ll if 111 111 IH
HKMSTITCIIIMi Hotel Nuillllicr lll'ltf. STAMPING 9lf.V H'r m -SS
. BimiOT r.vrrKitxs n. M. RjrmtjBAit ; SL p W' f
Prices Delivered In La Grande aWk m$ ' OTSSfeS
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Today and Thursday iiimtuva- 1
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In Saturday C I ? I
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Service
liffe continued. "We arc the old
est Loudon women's crew and
practiced inter-varsity 'racing lo
lore any other Ixmdon university.
"I do Hot advocate mixed boat
raclliK. As et we are not a.ble
to coniiele with men, and I don't
think we eer shall be, us there is
no sport in the world in which
strength tells ho much as rowing.
I have ne cr seen a cii.se vt ill
effects from racing, as all our can
did Jen mu-d have strong hearts to
be allowed to lake up training.
Rowing as a sport for women is
on Its way to enjoy greater popu
larity lure than hockey. Judging
by the strides it lias made during
the lat two years."
perhaps Italic Kulli. the baseball
otaer. lalnled In a l'llllmall cur
washroom because lie found some
I soap there.
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