La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1925, Image 6

Thursday, April 30,in25:
ANGLERS' LOG
.. MOT THE BEST
t.MHI.Klt, Ore. ( Sperial ). VinU -.
ermen nattered hard luck in this
vicinity the pi.nl wi'-U. Hum' f
tin- HtivuniH have overflowed llH'ir
banks and I lu-i efure are muddv.
Three of our most respeeied ehi
Zens, moHt holiest too, Lyie Kid
die, J.yle Sli ingham and (tin li'l
chanan went fishing Die 1'irat of
the week. Tilt ' report that tli. y
1'ished from tin- Milium lo the
Country club hat htng pool, u.s-d
40 gallons of g;in, t--n gailoiiN or
nil, alt' nix iluzt'H naitdvichei,
f I rank one buttle of pup ami came,
home w It h two fish.
The pupil of the Imhler high
school went on t heir jinnu ii pic
nic Tuefwlay, to "nt her 1 in- i ie..,c.
The metal program of hiltlmr,
fishln.tr. wilding ':' big. Hinging
find pick i UK ood I It'iiH u na fol
lowed. fii-ciii inicifst i.s being i-xjirpfiN'i
In the Hi-nior iI.ism play to be
given Friday evening. May I , by
the Klgln high school. An exeel
lent cant, that Ini.m Jnen well
coached, Ik presenting I hi pl;iv
ami a large croud i unlit Ipub d.
The Imhler high M-honl h:,sehul
Irani returned from 1 1- II an. I
l'mnplne v. it It two more v letoihi
to tidd to i how rt I :: iJ y e: i m d.
Judder h:in a real team tut n ver.il
other hanebiill ten ma will te.stlfv.
Air. nml Mi'H. Walter Hlrlnghnm
' a square meal for a dim
EVERY BITE'S A DELIGHT
n 8
Stores
WITH A GRKATKR
SELLING
pom:r.
nAYft '.W'J'W-.lfSK, ,01),T
orate on a minimum
overhead, ami sell fur
ii Rioat deal less!
The New York
Store
11! 1(1 Adams
ROYAL
VACITM svi:r:i'i;it
nlll takv flu (It-uilKci-y out
of jrmir NirliiK Immim i leiui
Int. ! lali ynnr rlmMlng n
plrusiin-, mil n uisk.
lor ii 1 ' 1 1 1 : 1 iliiuiisii:.
Hull 111 your Iiimiic, cull
W.I lil '
La Grande
Electric Co.
"Thr Stom if futility
and Si'i-vh-e"
" to, I
CAPABLE
Yo X can depend
upon mh for capable
nervice, no matter
what t li (i clrcum
BtaneeH may be. We
shall bo pleased to
confer wll h you as ;
to details and then
curry them out. j
Wo 1-nderstand. j
Our Invalid Car .
I Hi oni- service, !
tvi'v of ( bai ui
.Main til
S.NOiKiftAHfl A
(MM t; It MAN
I'lidertHkort
JJ
and Kl o(d Htrlnghain of AHtoria
arc vlfdting relatives and f rlf-noH i
in the vult. -y. They will help I
M'H. .Mary M'drnlf celebrate her I
birthday thlM coming week, .M rn. ;
Met calf 1m tin ntol her of .M r.
.St rlngham.
Mi h. I: oc Huehunan of f,a
Ji aude and Mr. and Mih. Italic
I'mt.-r nf I'nion visited Mih. Wil
liam WigKaiiH duiiuK" th- wci'k.
Mr. mid Mrs. i. A. Min-Mhull
'and c'lildx-ii of llakt-r 'lty. and
I Mr. and Mm. W. A. Murhaintn of
AllcH i-;tlh-d at Hit- lioiii.- uf Mr.
and Mi.s. ot'n Ituchanun, Suiiiliiy.
M in. 1'nnsy HktllUiK". M rn. )U-.t.
nil- UVKh-nakmv and Mm. Wifliiun
Hiuitli were In I .a Grand'; Friday
on bijiiln- iiH and pleumire. j if rehcllloio and inxurreclioiuil in
The flkntiiiK rink at the Itex!111-1- Alunwilh i .enlne's port ra It
1...M i.. f ri", ,.,(,. iu tuirim' i'hlch c-'Hi in lh l.i-iiine aa little or
oi one yuni people to town eve-
dihk. And occasionally aoinc
n f
I he ohli r hoy and Kiri of
youtiK HUiiiniciH ami a few old
n intern hiicak in to attend to a
lin.iin'ji'i i-iiK.iK-'iii'-nt and an- later
to mil at the Hl;at intf rink w here
l hey Kp'i)d moKt of the time dhst-
intf tin- floor for the
inaiiJ!?,i'mei!t. Such
of spring.
Wednesday evninK,
t he Lewis family will
Itex hall;
I he effe..'l
.May
mil,
pill
musical, novelty and comedy show
at I he I m hi it A muse meal, hail.
Thin show eome.H endorsed by the
press, p o h I I e and pulp!!, and
should be one worth Heehtir.
Mis. Fred Nodine, iori. Marion
a nd S.i in Nodine of I' n ion, and
lie'.Vey f'assldy of (taker M'.-e
rritesl a of IVed Nodlli' Sunday.
Mra. Frank Martin lias bent
very ill with tin- liu for In
tuo weeks, and is now In a
eat condition,
Mrs. Ki fie Skalds and
IMit h I a vis W en- K'lcslM of
M. II. 1'aym- Saturday.
I'ayue arconipaiih-d them on
.III J
M m.
Mim.
.l ..
111. lr
return trip to llnti rpilse and spent
Sunday rallliiK on n-hilivi'X
HM I
I rh-nds la i :nt rprisi'.
Mr. and Mrs. It. Meltrhb- an 1
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Wesli-n-slcow
left Monday on a pleasure
trip lo Walla Walla. While there
they expect lo vlsil I lie tulip
farm, which Is one of Walla
Walla's p. data of interest.
1 1 iiMh I la vis. phot ok rajt her of
Fnterprisc,. spent Die week in Imb
ler tnUluK picture of Die differ,
cut. hh;h school classes and or
ganizations of Die school.
Mr. and Mrs. Keller Striaeham
were shopping In 1 taker on Sat
urday. ,
Mrs. H. A. Watson entertained
Mr. and Mrs. I (en Hatfey or I .a
C raude and M is, Ft I a I. on),', td"
Inibler, at. dinner Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ihmvn of
Fnion were visitors at the hick
Oshornv home this week.
Mrs. Laura Ualcllfre of I .a
(J i ande called on luibler rrleipls
Friday.
.1. K. Woods, father of Mrs.
M. bile, who lias been alliim
si net- u severe nttaidt of t he flu.
is just aide lo be n round attain.
It Is hoped that the warm Mprlnjf
Weather will help Mr, WoodH to
rewiin Ids health.
11. A, Watson left S'indny for
1'nterprfse, where hp wilt he em
ployed durli.fr Dio Miiiunier. ,
lT,Oi;il HIS M'l'MH ItS
I'KO.M SIKHtl S (F 1 ii.wt i-:
IdXIHiN CAP) The bnlmy win
ter climate of Florida, lonn n lure
to Americans from the cold north
ern states, has lief; u it to draw
weali hy lirltoiiH away front their
sunny but chilly coves along Die
Ilivlern.
Tht- winter Just ended saw hun
dreds of leisured Londoners cross
Die Atlantic to pet away from the
foKs and rain of their pray and
;looniy capital. 1'ormerly only a
lew score Fnirlishmen took the
I line and I rouble to discover t he
Miiishlne of the West Indies mid
Florida. The steamship companleR
have henna lo trumpet the attrac
tions of both, and expect Inereiis
lut; number of tourists lo cms the
At Inn tic next winter in search of
bright Melts ami wort Houthern
breeen.
Those wlio hnvr trh'd (hn trip
brink' back tempting tales of their
experiences. One ndishes a winter
f-wim in the Riiif, they say, where
as a loll K 1 he Itlvlel'ii Wilder-time
dips in ; ln Med it errant an are
dips In the Mediterranean are
brawnier isltors.
;(!,! 1HIWVS AllVKVirttritH
IN TO I UOI'K Al, SI KIN AM
TI1F TI AOl'F (AP) Parnn A.
.1. viin 1 1 eeinst ra. governor of
hutch (Juiana, does not cease ex
prc:sing hi adinlraDon for ilu en
terprise of Atiierlans in his col
on v.
(.old draws Diese nd venturers,
aecoi ding to the governor, and
Ame-iean engineers now" are seek
ing the location of a rich lode in
the lar interior from which Die
pr sent low -land alluvial depnsitH
imiM have come.
Local papers in Surinam ave full
of admiral ion for the no-ahead
methods pursued by Americans in
Dial cuu in r, , especially Iheir or
(,Mniza!ion of air transport which
del Mi ii way with Die slow and cum
in conic travel by river boats.
Art Ms of M'llmt'-hurg
Page the Klnu's llaibcr
m i ,m Ksni lit;. Wiltshire, i:n.r
t A I ') - The authoritb-s of Dus citv
ha e si , themselves the l i.-k of
ascertaining Ihe color and the cut
e! Die whiskers worn ti- nid King'
ADilcrftiin. who died in iiy.. Tlte
tKie look- d ihiouKh ancient Imoks
ti:tii'd Mittiie:t and pored oer ar
but up to the present lime
n h
'I'll. V nr.' no!
T. all. I 1 h.- :.. .
ills.
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fiiltM'iili.tl for
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hi i;iii in tl.'
ti:M
l" it h.iil II Nr. ins A'h. K( ii,
!io.. nut il... linn,. l in. II .,uh
:i. ami l hi' p. opl.' ol Mulni-.'.luif i;
until In t oninii'liiorni.' Ill;, art,
fl- ii.i' tli. ' w.int l.i Um.Nv wlinl he
l.MiK. ,1 liu.- hi m-lnr Mint Inn i.nr
i fn i ', ii.nv ill Ii t til lioilor.
-n Ani.-rl.-nn I(lnlrlx Is M.utlliii:
I' ll lS, Ho MHllllll tl'-ll 11 OS H l:i
..Dull hi! i:Oll.H.t..Cll Pt Usll.
I-
Grotesque Pictures Fill
Paris Salon; Nude Prevails
J'AMH AD The revolutionary
character of thin ycar'H indt'ptnd
cut Art Salon, with Hm '4Uun can
vuN'H, Ik lypifhd al the threhedd
l.y i; painting of l.enln-- In hhu k
isniUh'M liitih, I oik i UK th- pt-ace of
tin- world.
This a the fiiHl .i-xhihit that
slriki-M the iyi, and ull through
tin- nIkiw t)i
i painful conf
eyi- ii''vr r-MlH from
mpfattuji of tall thjit
as much as anyone else, there in
a bust of one of the lesser apostles
of liolhhcviwiii, K rasslric, itinbas
wador lo l'uriri, which hcciiim to
have been made by home old sin
ner in art who stuck to line mid
form; the bust looks like the sub-j'-rt.
The Maine may he said of a
study for a portrait of another
morn or less revolutionary char
acter, liln.se o lbanez, whose jVji
tiiri'H arc tiiin exactly portrayed
by .Marcel I'oncln.
These exhibits, iiIoiik with a ftill
lenK'h porirait of lieiieM, 1h( C.e
ehosloyjik "pi-aeen inker." and n
few merit orious landscapes, a re
Hm savliiK f-iilun s of a shoy which
SPEAKERS SET
T
NKW YOr:K fAI')
Several
contestants
St:tteM are
; thousand hih S' hol
iDiroiiehoilt the Fllite,
now eujr.i;;i ti in
for the second
elimination trials
annual National
j( ualorlcal coillevl "lo increase bi
ll crest hi and respect for the Con
I slilution," which Is held under Die
auspices of represcnlat I ve nat ion
ja newspapers.
I The field oi' youthful speakers
I will be further hilled down Ihrouiri,
successive district, and state con
tests lo produce U finalist lor each
of seven major zones. The honor
Seven will measure declamation
stride s al Washington . Mav .'i for
prize awards of $.hMi to $2utt, nn,
lor enviable distinction in the
school world.
The contest supplants n nation
wide movement io foster belter
appreciation of Dm true meaning
id' Die charter docunicin of Amer
ican democracy. This has been
under way for tf year abong wo
men's clubs, American .school
leachem and civic .societies such as
the Xal lon il Security League.
Primarily, the contest was
launched to fire the oiilhful mind
witli a desire io learn tin- princ
iples of American government.
Actually, its support era ay. It has
succeeded, and has Kone thus suc
cess one heller. 11 j,a.s helped pro
duce to a gratifying degree n sim
ilar effect upon the adult mind In
varh-d walks of life.
Miss Fti a V. Leigbion, civic ec
retary of the National Security
League, a pioneer in the work,
Who's To
When you have a smash
they WILL happen), who i.s
You may be sure that it wasn't your fault but
it may be difficult to prove. The only safe way is
to let our insurance company fight your battles in a
case like that. Then you are free from worry.
If you haven't a liability policy, ask us about it
today.
J
The cost is low Ihe protection complete.
DUTTON "The Insurance Man"
Willi Till
srci ltlTV I AM1 SAVIVCS COMPANY
In r:rmi(!. ViiIi.iuiI llnnk 111.1-. I'liono Mnln sn
HOUSE CLEANING
CHINAMEL is one thing that is necessary at
this time. We have a Chinaniel Product for
every purpose.
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
mii: c XMi'i im: is
Til AX l.ltl T ( AIVMI S or
a
r
WOrdH Of :
U (liiefly
pmminenl
"rotnpoHi'd
oi
meal."
The nude prevails, nude i hut is
inumiilar, niasN'( um rontortton
hd. Jn some n-npectK the nude is
b-Hs repellent Ihun in onn prev ious
shows, but In no sense doe It (jive
promise of proKresn either in druw
infr or coloring:.
a siiniy oi the salon leaves one
lit Die end with the Impression of
just haviiiK recovered from a nlM
nuue. There i notbintf in it to
Imlleatf that Die exhibitors have
discovered I hat indefinable some
thing thai the futurists, Mibims and
dadatsttt are searching Tor In art.
They have found practically no new
wins even of inaklnie art more hfir
rible; Miey have jus) c-ontniiiid
dnuviti cows' no.sea longer than
their 1.-K3 and making tt iheir hu
man fiuures look like .super con
lorlionisls, Ttie few Ainerlcnn i xhlhiis are
amoiiff iieiiher the wnrsl nor Hie
best. UusMaiiM prevail ainoii the
foreign artists, and In their work
is accentuated slartlln depariures
from 1 he ncerptVd rules of tech
nique in drawing and patnlin.
measures the flr.d huccchs by 1 he
fuller cross-Seel iuil Of Ihe j.liliblit
body to be Meen I'epresi nted In this
yenr'H eonlcrtt. Last p-iir, sIm
said. Die tnltants were larg'ly the
"stars," wdio presumably would be
helped Die least. This year the
entry li.s) carries both 'shirs" and
plodders, the latter beinM ijM- ones
who will be beled more, accord
ing: to MKs Lelghiou. who report
ed a particularly heavy iio)a from
rural and backwoods districis.
The Nalioll.il Seerujty l-ague
has received a flood of imfiiirh-s on
the 'onsiil ul loo from the cmintrv
at large which definitely dated
from last year funpeHtloii, Miss
Leiglilou said. I "ond actors and
brakemen, groeei-H and heads of
coneeriiM, nude unionists and doe
tors, all had appealed for hul
along the conspicuous mth ihe ora
torical content had opened.
Londnns Latest I nsblon c.
LONDON (AP) Class.
their heavy horn rims t int
with
d to
match the bat r gown of Ihe well
dressed woman have appeared in
I ondnn t his spring.
The Honorable Ijidy Ward ap
peared recently with a acarbt hat
and scarlel rimmed glasses lo
match. The next 'afternoon she
wore a blue dress and blue rimmed
glas.se. .
Lisbon INhh' Pay Homage
lo Yell-IK hiMtl Actress
LISPON. Portugal (Ap)-Knor-limns
crowds blocked the Streets of
the city the other day when Angela
Pinto, tht popular Portuguese act
ress wa buried. The stums of Lis
bon emptied themaelvea Mm come
ami see "Our Angela" pass to her
last resting place. She was the
idol of the people and her remark
able versa I it y ran from comic op
era to iragedy. Her favorlie role
were women of the people.
Blame?
- up with your car (and
going to he blamed?
it vim it to nr.
uosi:
I ISII."
lin tin
eriUr,
FRIGID AIRE
Keeps the air DRY, CRISP, FROSTY.
There is no moisture nothing to cause
object ionahle odors. It is Automatic
in operation. t
Jesse Rosenhnuiu, Agent, wilh
Benham Electric Co.
rhoue Main 101. Now Foley nidi,.
SETTLING PLAN
I'dUTKANI),
Major coiiimunltit
thorouKhly srdd
tile preHent state
re. (Special).
h of Oregon are
HI the value of
wide settlement
program, according to letters re
ceived by the land set l lenient de
partment uf the Portland Cham
ber of i oiiiinerce follow tug pub
lication of the annual report of
the department last week, in
which it was mentioned that more
than "en families, bringing with
them an aggregate capital in ex
cess Of 2,htnt,uu: had been
brought here during the past year.
"Personalty," writes . Liod L.
''rocker, president of the l(osi-
luirg I'hnmber of Commerce, "I
think the work done by your
partiuenl wan more directly re
sponsible for Die large number of
Set Hers wo received in I hiUghlS
ioiinly than any til her agency. We
received more real farmers, that
had wonie money, than we have
before in in years, 1 think I am
safe in saying."
"We certainly think Die people
of Southern Oregon sho ild apprrt
i late your efforts in s- it ling up
this 'purl of Die country." writes
.1. W. Lucas of (In. nts Pass, rep
ri s. nl a tj e of hi rue undeveloped
holdings under the (Irants Pass
irrigation district, in reporting Die
names of 'i'i new sH t let s. ' t
am veiy positive Drat a few yeas
of this kind -of concentrated ef
fort along- the land sell lenient
line will make Oregon one of Die
bi-sl slali-H on Die Pacific coast."
oi her letters of a tike tenor
have been received from cham
bers of commerce oi l icials .n
prucl icatly all ma jor dl: t rids, of
WV-dern and Fasten: H re-con. ac
cording to W. (i. Ide. manager vf
Da- department.
Dairy Ihtiin l i Trade.
I s K 1 1 L Lf (Al) - It. rlin diinl-s
today only i liitie mote than one-
half Die (jitatn ii y of milk il con
sumed before the war. The reason
videnlly is that the use of milk
substitutes still prevails. A munici
pal exhibition is planned to bring
milk back to its former popularity.
4li surface
Good paint! The kind
That kind of paint has made the name
Rasmussen an asset to the master painter.
He knows! Rasmussen Paint qualities pro
duce the pleasing colors, silken texture, and
lasting smoothness that have earned him
his reputation as a Master painter.
Only the finest and purest ingredients go in
to Rasmussen Pure Paints. These are combined
with the skill of long experience 20 years in the
' business of paint making and selling. Improved
mechanical processes! A double grinding in oil
for extra smoothness ! '
Ask your dealer for Color Cards'
Ask your painter for an estimate.
GHANDE RONDE LUMBER
Airmen Grateful to Cities
That Tell Them Thrlr Name
WASH I X OT( i N (AP) Ad v rt l
lng for Ihe benefit of those who
ride in Die air is seen by army air
service officers uh u possibility.
Thus far this branch of "letting
the world know." I confined to
cities that blazon their numes lit
erally from the housetops. This is
coming to be recognixed a.s u vital
factor In flying, enabling the avia
tor rejdily to diseerne his where
abouts simply by. looking over 1)1
cockpit lo where giant white let
ters, painted on Die roof of a large
building, gaze up at him. The
number of communities I hat are
thus selling i' or 11 1 their names is
substantially on Die Increase, army
airmen say.
l-arge cltle have their own land
mark, the Washington monument
and t In- dome of Die capilol being
two of Ihe be.st anywhere.
While In some cusea ihe name of
the community is pi in ted on Un
roof of (he railroad station, officer?
said they believed thai transporta
tion branch slow In .favoring Dial
method, sensing probable competi
tion from Die airplane in Die fu
ture. TtosFiinto hit iiy Finn
It OSF Ml' KG, ( rc Th ree si ores
in the north side of town were
damaged by fire early which for i
short time threatened considerable
business and industrial properly in
Dial section of tho city.
The fire was discovered in 1 he
attic of a frame building occupied
by a grocery store and Die people
icsiditig In Die apartment, above the
store had a narrow esra pe, t ledr
itgular im-mtH of exit being black
en byllie fin inch, 'making it neces
sary for I hen i io break down a
door leading into the storeroom. A
buieher shop and restaurant ad
joining were both damaged.
P.ird Pefii-o to Ite Font: lit.
Kd.A M ATI I FALLS, b-e. -Plan
for fit-'l.ting ()((. proposal to reflood
lower Kin mo! h lake and make it
a bird refuge will be laid by Die
Klamath Wool (i rowers' association
at a meet lag here. According to
A. M. Thomas, .secretary oi' the as
sociation, reflooding of the lake
would destroy pasture land for JWi,
KiO head of sheep and would mean
a financial loss of $t' ," to tlo-countv.
VARNI
For Exteriors
RASMUSSEN PURE PAINT
Also Creosote Shingle Stain; Porch Floor Paint;
Barn mid Roof Paint ; Truck, Tractor and Imple
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Racora Roof Coating; Concrete ancl Cement
Coating.
For Interiors
Wnll-Diira'ashable'all Paint ;RacoliteEnamel.;
Inside Floor Paint ; Oil Stains; Floor and Varnish
Stain, Bath Tub Fnamcl; Durable Floor Varnish.
Here's A Real Prescription For 1
The Torturing Pains Of Neuritis
When you've tried everything
you can think of and nothing
seems to even relieve those pierc
ing, agonizing pa ins, just go to
I ted Cross lrug Store or some
other good druggist and get a
bottle of Alleiirhu- Special Form
ula No. 2 (mull orders accepted,
lie si rt; y o u go t .No. 2 w hie h
comes In capsule form, for the
I ion id form in a special prepara
tion for H heu mat ism only.
Take these lit I le dark green
capsules as directed and notice
how In about L'4 hour they have
considerably reduced, If not en
tirely banished, those persistent,
nerve racking pains that have
caused you many sleepless nights.
A lew more doses and the painsi
Fill
Buy Them
IT. & S. ELECTRIC
107 Depot St Phone 393-W
A COMI'LKTE STOCK OK
Rasmussen Paint
0X HAM) AT
The Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
with paint that does cover.
that proteclsand lastsl
JS IN
&
SHES
J
CO., La Grande, Ore-on
have left you forever. -
While this particular formula
was compounded for Die purpose
of coiii"i"iing painful. (.Jouty, con
ditions and what is known as
Kheumntolil Art hrit isa knoll y,
painful swelling of the joint, )L
has proven wonderfully success
Mil in all forms of Neuritis and
Sciatic, Nerve I'i
You needn't 1
hum.
be afraid of its
of any kind- it
thing are only
containing dope
doesn't. Such
makeshifts ami
ami can only at the
temporary relief.
last give
lie sure you've got Neuritis and
then get Allenrhu Special Formula.
No. 2. Your pains will be gone
before you know it. Adv.
Kvery Socket With
Where You See This Sign
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