La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 29, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTAGS STX TTTE EK CTTAMIE EVENING OBSERVE!! - Wednesday, April 21), 1925. '. ODD FELLOWS ROLL CULL TWJO.V, (Kp.rlJiOKrhlay eve ning Hip 0d l-'i'llows lodt-" bchl 1 heir ittKt an nun I roll with Hit HohdcuhH Mini a ffw Invil UUI'HlH prcNClll. HeHhlcK t lit- lull t-titl tin-1'.' wtiM a nhort )iroxram follows. hy litfht r-ln HtnjH ntB. Tins lortK' plans to inukf thm bit minimi v ni lUt ninny oilier lol Wullowu !Iiki Hch-rml Birls wt-ro liero Hatimltiy lr u return Kaino of liuli-or bum hall with I ho 1 nhiii Jiitfli team, which wiih luy 1 Hat lirtluy t-vwiliu-; at. I he Hchool Kym. Ju1k1hk y 'be wore It wan either In thr nam re of a itmruthmi. iih both tennis pilnl up more titan fifty scores d urine hi- nine InnlriK. A tif il uvnrv, i7-f'7, rnlletl t In taniH hack onto tin floor afhr they hinl nllr to Iho iir-wli!K loonm. and uflcr another Inning th viKitni-H hit-1 ;! anil I'liion f.!i. Th visiting kIHh were enlertuln Oil by two of tin local hl,'h Hcbooi nruiiizntlniiH. ihe Hoo.sicr Club kIv-; luff thi in a ehickn dinner at five) o'clock, uinl the Tom 'uih m rvlMT ft lunch niter Ihe khmm Mr. HtfJIa Kennedy Ih he to from Holse for a nhnrt visit u it 1 1 b'-.r part-iil. Mr, ami Mrs. Jen Kin. Mint Kliila Mill r, who has lain np-mliriK her nprliiK' vucaHnn with Jier pjirnln, Mr. anl .lrn. . Kit Miller, relumed to her kcIiooI work in I'orilaml the fiiHt of thin week. Miss Miller is a Html. 'in of Kt. Hl . run Hall S hool. Quito fi few nice fih, hoih steel beads mid rafnhowfl an' heliiK lak ih from Calh' ilno n'rerk, most or Ihe firthlhK h in done rlos.- lt T'nlon. W. O. IhtKK'-vly who has been at Hot l.uk lor several Wi i U. re- ov rlntf from it combined nltiwk of fdl ami pneumonia, hart ho fur 1m proved us to bo- uble to return to bin hoinr lirm In 1'nlou. " Thn nBih'iilturo departmrnt nl. (ho I'lilon HlKh Hrhool HiaKtlt ni)uy 'vonliiK lit lh nchool jrm, thHr play. "Ylinmic Ynnson'fl Yoh" I SS'' I Spaflulti E3E325Hff ROYAL VACI IM MVIXI'Hl will lkc iljfl- (Iruilifvr; m or our tprlns )i(iiMi Uriv- Mnkei your i'liunlii( ft plmsiui', not a ask. I'or a rRf:fi di'mrmoira (Inn at jour Iiimih', vmH SIAIN lit La Grande Electric Co. "Tin Ktom of Qunlliy ami Service' a cohum v-iltama In three uctfl, 'I'll partB wi-rv wei dellyerotl y a II thn t-unt ami Dm piny through ly (iijoy.l hy itm inhllt fK'i-. Th motit y rainoil hy thin pluy will help d-rmy the exfienHn of tt Muck JtnlhiK team on their uunmil I lip to lha 1'aclilf JntrMiutlonu block Hhow tn I'fMtlaTHl, l.lffhiH froHiu afi'l freeeH durlnn l lie punt week ilhi Home, more dan aft to the trull, cHpcciully to the vurl(h which uro In full Idoont. It Ih not hel VMl that Dim prun) crop n much Injured, hut the mitr krt flH-rrltft will bv, u whort crup itiiM year In thin vicinity. The llld and Iruek meet with llaker ut the latter place HttLurday n'HUlted In a definite victory for, tlje Maker hoyn. AlihourU th i t'nlon conteiiilt rH eame out flrt j In uveral iveutrt, the total Keoroi fur Jluker Hun ahoul twice tbat of L'nlon. Mm. Ofow A, Hf'lhird, H- of the (Nlltor of the local weekly ocwMpaper, left 'DiurMduy for 4n extended trip Into Watdilnirton. Hhe will vlHlt i. r turn. H. K. Kclldrd In Mt. Vernon, 1'ale another hod. In Hpokune, and uIho with friends In 1'ortlaud. A trip to the IViwdlat- horder will prohuhly l4 Included In her Hnerary. Iloy Kcnut Mwiinjf A Hpeelul Hoy r-Vout meetluc vun held at Iho I'rfh) tvrln t'.'mwh Sun day rvenlny, when H-verul hoy went euiniuti( hy h roniiriltlee ot local men, for merit hadf-fl. Mr, ami .rn. Karl. ;: flurrisnn cariift down from North fonder and up nl Sunday vtrftttnR with iMrn, (iarrlHon's pureinfl, t , A!r. and Mim. Je rtw n. , They returned to Powder Huriday J;venlriK- . I.yl U'llMon and .Mr. and Mrc. liuy WllKon wer ovir from Jmhler Hunduy visiting with their Mister and hrolhr-ln-laK', Mr. and Mr.i. I' rej Fox. ' ' Hunduy -venlnK nervlceii at the cthodist rhurch wer dtmt8ned and the memherri attended the Scout nervier ut thft I'rMtiyt'rlan t'htipch. Sunday iiiornlnif doth roiitfn galloon attended the Mctho dlHt Chureh for thi Hpeciul Odd; J ellow mrtttn. Kiiuur Wlllcock and family wer? here, from J.u (lraiui Hunduy the Huoms Of Mr, and Mth. W. V, ion nor. Hotter Kitrvoy A poller Hurvey under the direct ion of Ir. Cllmore .wan tnade la thn KrudA and high Bchpols hero last week. The feHiilt waa made Hhowed a rreat number of Judical- ilotirt of irolter, especially anionic the Hlrln of tho interruodtute Krafh-K. A tee(frHiit wm reoelved Satur day hy tho local .Odd KcIIouh unn ounciiiK the death or Alhert "urnm Iiikh at. Mediord, , tirejfori. Mr. fumuilriffft will he rotnemhered an having lived In t'nlon Be vera I yior.i ago. The funi'rai -rvlcen will ht lield In Mcdfonf. .-'..- The arrival of ft cur loud of lum ber will Hio.lliu Catlu-rlim I'reeic brldK" jUMt bulow the, ntute hutcl.- jcry coinpleitd within a Jew Uuys. All that Ih lucutuif now In the floor of the brldKc. Much more Interest Ih being munltcHtcd here In the annual stock Hhow utncii the weekly liicrlluK" hav hVcIt Veiutiie(l' on each 'WeJ ncHduy ut tho city hall. Odd Fellows and Ituhekuhii at tended tho Methodist fuurch Huu day inoriilns and lttt ud to a s- r mon on the prlucliKila or their order by the puator, He v. 1'. A. (Jul nn. Tho ineiuhera of tit) twy orders utwmhled ut tbu hull aud marched In a body tu tbo church for tho sejvlccB. . Curo of tho city parte and the library grouuilfl, w hlcb adjoin the park, bus been placed under I be direction of John Kerttutton who will look after tbu new nbowcr bathB whieb bave Jum U k-u lulall ed lor tho beueflu of lourtsU lt the camp grounds. TURNOVER IN LABOR LARG E CAPABLE Yoi can dwpend upon us for cupubla ervice, no matter what the circum stances may be. We shall be p)eiied to confer with you as to details und then carry t hem out. We Vnderstand. Our Invalid t.ir I tit your wrvliv, twrt nf chat .Main NOrM;iiAHl 4 Undertaken Arch of Human Foot Is Remarkable Structure The world's most wonderful arch U the arch of the. human Toyt, ac eordlug to an artlclo by lr. (leg, W. Uoodn In the ilay number of tho Osteopathic muKftalne. Jt In u little arch und It lit flex ible, and yet upott one end of It we put a wHtrht of anywheri from one hundred up lo thrr or four hundred pounds, depending on how mnch we. wlKh und how much we uro currying, at every step. The arch not only ha to Rup port this weight, but has to becomn a inovlriff arch, adjustable to un dulations or vurlutlon.1 in the imr rac over hlch It movea. There am other archways In the world. In bridges or doorways, in wtndow.s. In triurnphul memorluls, hut In complexity and efficiency, the arch of the human root In In a class by Itself. Film Am tM in thn HaJkaim Ictlnis of Shiup I'lwth-e nnill.IN (AD-ricturc pirates keep Amerlcwn moving picture atfeutn on the Jump In the IhtiUuns. There urn no copyright luws and treaty provisions w hlcb protect American iIIiiih In Turhey, Kuman lu and HulRuriu, und consequently these couutrhs are the huppy hunt ing ground for lllm tbicva. a illni stolen In transit Is copied and the copies sold lii the llalkuu coun tries. As a result of this Illicit tiude, American producers are now rush tit K their new filing ImiiHUIut. ly in to tho markets whero there Is no protection, und selling them before pirate have chance to f.i bold of them. It la not uncommon, yieot ding to film uKents lu Herllii. to discover Anierlciiu lilms of the most cMm-u sive tort show lug under another title in tint elminws of Turkey, iul. giirla uod Ituiuuula, wh it' the moving picture, turn vmip Om ir tintjeisal uKeiita who deitMUl rem, and duru tbem to try to collet It. b courts. ('robshly spurred ou by crow. word pilules, u. rUiMifl of the Hatty lonfao tuuon god h be-a found. oung lady tells os be wouirl make ber a mu U better vnf.i tf b would it i nit-1 ber a bttr buNbsnd. ArcharologUu digging la it rOHTINI. Ore. (ft'cUi) A curtallltiK of falling und buck ing operations In Home fir produc ing liitftrtcfM, and a hctny labor turnover In both campH und saw mills wct of the Cascade, featured JuM week's emrlo.vmi'rit nilnallon. accord I pk" 'o reportx from 41, cin ploytnein service ofitei lu various northwestern cities received at Al, headi;irter here todnv. l-ahor turnover In (lie Io'Iiik camp. w;i.h tfte luiCHt It bus leeii this yrar. Woods work In the pin. districts of eastern Oregon and Washlntctoii and In Idaho, Isjicenming more ac tive, the reports show, nml river driving, K;iw milling, mining' and hk riciiMurul work have n-al ly re duced (he Uliemplovcrj there, Con densed reports from the va rious it offices follow: lOHTI,AMr -Th.. iaiKcst labor ttiriiovrr of the year was noted luM wer-k 111 lOKfrii'K ciiinps alnntr Oie OolumMa river and. In adjacent ter ritory; morn Ihun I'm Iokkcth left town dally for replacement jobs. An Increased turnover of sawmill help, ub-o continued throughout Hie week. There has been but Utile ehunge nf operating schedules in cither camps or mills of this dis trict. The li lice l.OKHhiK' com pany at Neverstlll on i lie Kerry l.lne closed lis camp temporal ily. and the Si. Johns .sawmill. I'ori- land, lias been shut down. The earn pa of the Oregon Lumber com pany at Iep. a hiKb-b ve operation. hov started loKffiiiK for the h:i- on. Farm jobs an- pientv. Oe- mands for const ruci Ion workers havH fallen off. j AftriltOKF.V. Fullers and buck- fTR liaio been laid off at campH of I lite Aloha, Wynooche, imh-pcnd- . ence and (Irei nwood lofct;mK opera- I Hons. A laiK" siir-tilu.H of lots has already accumulated in dsiys Har bor waters. Operating sch dul' s oi' local ftawinills remain nncliiwiK' d from last week. Labor turnover' hxi been lurfje. TACOMA. There nro not very many Idle men in this c.hy. I.oj;- ! glng aid lumberini; continue to op- ' eraro on practically ihe samel schedule as for the mist month. After a layoff of severni weeks the j night shift at "Mill ' of the SI. l'uul & TucoriKi Lumber couiany has je- j sumed work. SFATTLK. Demands for all! kinds of labor fell off during the! past week. Some camps have laid off falters and b tickers. Lnenl saw mills are operating on Hie same wcheilulfs us for weeks past. Jiy for the fireuter number of jobs now on local hoards 'is for farm work. Heavy rainfall during the past wciek has slowed up nil outdoor !VEATHKK IS NOT construction. I . . ,,.t.,, SI'tiKAN'K Hummer lotinir in j getiliiK under wny and the demand t for woodsmen is Increasing I'rac- tically all Hie sawmills which have been closed lor Hie past ten days J v isitors here week. latter part of th Z WALLOWA COUNTY vot th, n. is m.mvi: j;i 1i;m;. nr.-, wiiiium wtst- rope, j(, oi mis cny escaped irom ; W. LIOWA. Ore. (Special) !the stale 1ml ut rial I rauihu- school I due to IiIkIi water in the St. Maries i hi weather has been very Cold at Salem, stole a motor 1mck, j river, will probably be able to re-,Jin,i haekvvtud here for Hie past drove it for I wo miles am) ahan- , sume cull Ink noon. Construction or ' wc4 k. The Kiound has fro.e some i dolled It. hired u taxi lo bring him ' 21 miles of loKKin railroad inio IdurinK one or two nights. The to Kuneiie. paid for his ride with it Ibi- Santa and ilantfinult cre. k i ,.ot( Kreutly checked the districts of nortlorn Idaho has:Urowth of grass and Brain- Some I n announct l,y Hie itedoldi id; j f u Mci s in Uv hill section report Lumber company. This wotk will. the wire worms are working in start soon. It is reported, und will ihe fall wheat fields, und an- do- be iii charge of It. A. IMbi:. Ajiiitf considerable damanc in places, walkout of rive,- drivers on t lie : Considerable spring setMing lias Leavenworth drive of the Oreat i been finished, and lears are enter .S'orlhern Lumber 4 om.nnv was talned that should I he weather repoileil her,, (usl WCeJt.. ''le III etl 1 (oil 1 ) II lie cool for ,1 he IM xt few are demanding an ln fease of $ I ; we, thai the sprinjr .eediiiKS l r day it ih said. wih b- damaged by Hie worms. I! A K Kit. Ore. There an- few! II. c. IIcuks finished stirlnu seed Idle men In this district, i 'a mps at his ranch In tho bibs the and .sawmills are operating at ihji - i a.-a of the week. Ouite a number of people from Losiine and vicinity w-re business more Ag- ! mal capacil.v, whlt. mining aclKu ihiiu It was last ' rlcii 1 1 u r.'t I work in picking up. '. Li:D. Local saw in Ills and woods operations are opennlnir at about tMi por cent of capacity. Hesi d'iil help of ail kinds is well em- . ployed and there iH enough to meet all demands. liuildlug and high way work her" is equal to thai of : l!ll'4. There are practically no nil- 1 emploved men in Hits city. ( Htiillc Man lU-ouiis M LSI I l-'I KL1 1. Ore. C oi Ke . (ifiodricb. 7S. a Coqiitlle resi dent fur L'u years, drowned in the Coquille river. Whether be was a ' virliui of ill health and suicide wis' n ol fully del i rtnlin d. I lis u idow ' at CoMi'iile and eight children, :a j iti Co'iuille, Kyj in Caiijornia sur- i vivc, j bad check, hired an auiomohlh1 In Springfield, paid for this with a bud check and neither he nor the car have been seen wince, accord ing lo Sheriff Taylor's deputies. West rope was committed to tho school last fail for passing worth less check't. received a few das leave of absence 1 wo r t hree weeks ago and after overstajing his leave more than a week passed oilier biid paper here and was sent back lo the school a week ago, lie bar I not been n ppnlieiuled yet. I'roera.Htinatlon Is the thief of success. ijj) 1M" Fill Kvci-y Socket Willi EDISON MAZDA LAMPS 15i.y 'liiem Where You See This Sign II. & S. ELECTRIC 107 Depot St. Phone 393-W WhitCs (he Most Important Thing You liny? Wo know JatN llio nuisl finpni'f ant Miin. yttu Ini.v vvi si'll fl too l'i:it ci:t vai.- I I'. AMI SA'I'ISI ' TIOX. The New York Store 121(1 Adam.s Watch Our Daily Adv. "The man who puts out the last spark gciicrally acijulrcM the rcjHitutiiin or being u HtMHl WIMKlsitinil." DELCO PRODUCTS SALES AND SERVICE DELCO LIGHT FRIOIDAIRE - delco ruMrs Jesse Rosenbaum, Agent With RENIIAM ELECTRIC CO. P" j F.O.B. DAYTON, 0. t T HOUSE CLEANING CHIN AM EL is one thing that is necessary tit this time. We have a ChinameJ Product for eveiy purpose. Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. "A SAI'i: CAMI'l'IRl.; IS RATIII'R T UK CIIOSKX than tiKK.vr 'A'niii:s oj.' riKii." IN THE PATH OF PROGRESS To study any particular human mechanism properly and diagnose its ills is beyond the power of any one man. Rapid scientific advancement demands spe cialists and complete modern equipment. . At the HOT LAKE SANATORIUM a com petent staff of physicians and a well-equipped-laboratory give each individual the best pos sible service. The Hot Lake Sanatorium Dr. W. T. Phy. Owner and Director. v n i: f. i Call In anil (ii-t Your II OUT OXVIi WlmUlilt'lU Slickers We Carry in Stock Standard Makes of RADIOS V R K K r nooT owti W ImMili-ltl Klivki-rs r it i; k i AND Ol'R PRICE AND SERVICE IS RIGHT. Below We List a Few of Standard Makes -Fada- Neutrodyne ,. $120 5- Tube Atwater-Kent 90 . 6- Tube Atwater-Kent 115 Crossley's $2-1 to G5 Norco 5-Tube Set '. 65 Ileacock Reflexophone 75 Ileacock Standard $120 to 150 The above -radios can he fully equipped at prices ranging from $60 to $110 8-Tube Super-Heterodyne, complete at $235 Wc are prepared to give you real Radio Service with radios we Install. Heacock's Radio Service PHONE 407-W We have the HOOT OWL Windshield Stickers AS THE world's largest manu- facturcrs of farm electric plants, we have been working for months on the development of a lighting plant that could he sold nt a radically lower price a price so low that it would briiij! elec tricity within the reach of every farm home in America. Wc knew that a million farm homos were ready for electricity that a million farmers realized the money-saving, time-saving value of electricity that a million farm women bad learned that . electricity would lighten the bur tlens of farm life and bring new happiness and new opportunities to their families. A Price That Is Revolu tionary Wc realircd that a small reduc tion in price would not be enough. It must be revolutionary drastic. And we wanted to be able to otter this plant on very easy terms so that every farm home, whether owned or rented, could have the lieiuiits that are so much appre ciated on the 200,000 farms where Dcleo-Lighl is now in use. And Now It's Ready Today the new Delco-Light is ready. It is more than we had hoped. Quantity production modern engineering millions of dollars worth of machinery re search and invention have pro duced the Delco-Light that can make all farms electrically lighted farms. A 600-Watt Non Stoc age-Battery Plant The new plant is a genuine Delco-Light in every respect full dOO-watt capacity, strong, sturdily built, economical in oper ation. It is equipped with a standard IXlco starter and an economical starting battery. And its price is only $195 f. o. b. Dayton the lowest price and the greatest value ever offered in a Delco-Light electric plant. Complete Installation at a Remarkably Small Cost In addition to this, special arrangements have been made whereby the IVlco-Light dealer in your community will install your plant and wire your house for live lights, to be located wher ever you specify. You will re ceive with the plant five beautiful spun-brass lighting fixtures com plete w ith bulbs. And all of this-plant, installa tion, wiring, fixtures, everything ready to turn on the lights will cost you only. $53, in addition to the price of the plant itself. A Small Down Payment Balance on Easy Terms Finally, we have arranged that this new low cost for Delco-Light, completely installed, can be paid on terms so easy that anyone can take advantage of them. The total cost is only $248, including freight (a little more west of the Mississippi). But you make only a small down payment. The bal ance is payable on easy terms, arranged to suit your convenience. Ask for Details Never before has such an offer been made. Never before has Delco-Light cost so little and been so easy to buy. 1 1 means that any farm home your home can have Delco-Light today. At the bottom of this advertise ment appear the name and ad dress of the Delco-Light dealer for your community. Call on him, w rite, or telephone for full information specifications of the plant, illustrations of the tixtures that come with it, details of our complete installation and wiring plan, and the figures that show how easily you can now get Delco-Light. READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS - y Delco-Light Comfiuny, Dayton, Ohio, .Subsidiary of General Motors Cororation JESSE ROSENltAUM MODERN APPLIANCE CO. la Grande, Oregon 1612 Second Ave. Seattle, Wnsh. DISTRinUTORS It Will Pay You Big To Investigate Our Quality Paint Get The Facts Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co. Phone Main 17