La Grande evening observer., May 01, 1925, Image 6

T7TB H? GKANi'jL' WVL'WINO OUSEK VE'R "
Friday, May 1, 1025.
IISEHS
BP THE WEE
I'ltOMlHK (.Special) The dan
liavr hern hrlnht and MtiiHhlny
Jhth Willi rlrnr oool HUM. .Mont
iif the iui'iimth an rtK',fciii'r mp
iilly with llx'lr HpriiiK- work.
MtHX leel lil'OWl) Who l)V .' nC.'ir
l-'lora ninif over l-'rhlav evening
ii ml in vlHiiiiijf nl ('has. I' ''m'-
Jill llOIIIC,
Mr. iin-1 MrH. Chaw. P. Carper.
Mr. mill Mr. I.ce Hinlth, Mr. and
Mr. W. A. Carper. Mr. tun) Mn. I'.
I'milHon ami children Hpetil Holiday
ui id" win i : . i home.
Mlt-H II-I. ii Itrowii, Knnhe
Conrtnev and Harold carper win!
lo Miiwllli' Nat nrd.iv cveninj; und
hriiiiK hi Hoy 'a r iter hack with
I Iif in. 'II'- M"'nl Hie vnk i-nil
here.
A party of voting people oon-si.-i
tnu ol J luw ard, I l;i t olrl. Hoy,
I'.Jilph, Alclvln. l it Ju l, l-illl.ni nn.
Then I 'it i p' r, Kit nice l 'our(ri'y,
1 1 U n Unnvn. Hazel Ken vvoi Ihy
and Hnvid (iiirtvit went lo the
Untie; nielli MrciiiH' recently, Imr
itltf Hie evening I h.y vlalled Mr.
and M.i-M. I(.rj flint Mr. und .U'K.
1'oiiIkoii.
Harold mill Thco Cnrper rnine
lioine loin Miiille n fcy day
Of-'O I'lltl'ei itlj,' Willi l-JL (il'lppe,
M r. I ( 'a i per ;in,i Km nice
Cnrper Weill (i .Uawille Wednes
day. Lei- Sim II h rainc In from Wal
Inwii l-'rlti i.v and i-p' ni the week
.ii.l.
Mr. (Jai'icli and kn Ivan, who
have li.' M ul lertsi:;' wil h tun ii
iii'iiii;! me i. pnti.-.t improving.
Mi', and Mr.. TrmiKin I'miiIsoti
I id! MAl)Apfl
Till Kvery Sntlul Willi
EDISON MAZDA LAMPS
Iti.y 'I lu'in Whore You Sec Tin's Sitrn
II. & S. ELECTRIC
107 Depot St. riionc 393-W
returned home I In- fliBt of the
week uftt'r vlMltlnif In 1'ortland,
LewlMon und ucvt-ral other point.
School cloven I'riday In I he
I'roiniMc and klverwidc dlMtrict.
Howard Carper U rarinlnir hi
inol Iici'h place near Mr. (iorbetl'M.
Hole Newhy Iihk liiH farm In k
done und If working at Mawilh'.
Tex Williutiu in rariiilnjc J. K.
rurp' r'H phu..
Scientists Will Talk
Colloids at Session
MIXNKAl'OMH (AP) Colloid
chemistry, a wtudy of niujor lin
purtiincc to u Hcoro or more of the
had In;; A incricaJi InrlimiricM, In
el nd hit," KiiKur, riihln-r, palnlM and
dY-H, lejil her, planlh' HiibMnlircM,
alucM. JcIIIch und rcreal protluciH,
will hIIijkI mcU-ji 1 iMt h from ail part
mT Xoitli Amcilcn to Hip third Na
tional colloid Hympo.-iuiii. which
will he conducted j tin 17-19 at ih'
I Hi. ei-Nity (if Mlunehotii.
'I'he nit-etint (k I'oslerci) hy the
colloid committee of Hie National
Item -ii iv It i '(Mincil. i
I'rof. Ilcrhert -reiiiidlch, nu-
thor of it. world famous honk oi
cnllojd.H und dliccior of the ust y
Wilh. !pn-lii.ltiile ror l'ahlciil and
Kl.clricni Cheinislry in lierlili, will
he the Kue.si lecturer lliix year.
t'ollodial chemi.stry ilea In with
inatli r in ft .shite tendinx- away
from crysialll.iiiion. 'I'his maki.t it
'!' Importance in M-L niiiir mid In-
dualilal iip'iallniis of which the
purpnac Jm in m old 'i v Hta lliza l ion
or lo ni u.ly a condll ion that i,s
lO eVelilihij; tt de.Mire.l -ry,H( U II 1ZU-
PUBK SOCIAL
NEWS OF WEEK
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TIIK I'AIIK (Hpe(la))A car
from ltak-r comiiiK: via 1'nlon wui
at the I'ark ut ti in Hie inottiitiff
Hunday,
W, ItrookN, who n on employ-1
of the depnrl ni of the in
terior, called m 1 1 (titr i,)ff,' t'ahln
.Monday. l-'oiir men tire in tlie
field ehecklllt;- lip Hie Old sectir.n
lines. They report lhat they will
haye a few days work here and
then will Ko on to Hie (Jjiker diw
irhl. Jose ph Lay has renied Mr. Wan
ker's I nteior. M r. .ay will iw
the tractor in plowiiiK Ins ast ;
K-rciiK...
Frank WlwicMworth Iuih hutlt a !
orral in front of his harn. II" Is
pi-tparint; to hreo); two line voitu
horsey In harneN.s hooii.
f 'larence anoi d. r han loMiid. d
iiin yearlin;: mid lurnc, i hem out
lo pa.sliire HiIm week.
.loHeph jiy flltemled Hie .'.tock
ineeliiiK in scMHion al Hie fli;; creek
Kchool house Saturday, Mem hers
of the liiK t'reck Stf)ck ji'Mnci.ttion
! were nearly all present.
I'tuU Wiiih Conte-t.
The ?ciioo hoys' ha.scltall It-nn
iH woiklne; hard inaldlii; ;i (iainmid
here hi Hie park where i hey will
prohahly play their nei k-hiic will)
Hie p.i: t're. kerM. They had an
encounter mi the pifr rreek iiia
molid li.i Mdndiilcil Snnd:i-. The
.score was Lo lo I r In fiivor of the
Park.
HonK'Oiie h it a (file open while
paR-dHtf ihroiiMh .loaeph l.ay'H riehi
wl1 h a waon and t wo nice cwcb
ivot In Hie alfaita fiehis aii't I' i on
the Iflllini: fr.'Mli (ii-een clover.
TlP'v iiloaled and dlcl from Hie
( If. CIS.
INTER-CLUB BOXING MATCH
Monday, May 4th
Lil (iianilo AlUletic Clu'.i
,
VS.
V. V. Athlolio Ass'n.
Ij (Irandc A. ('. Cvin
I. O. 0. T. Hall'
I,, (i. A. ('. s. I .
A. A.
'i'.U'w...vwVi';i ,
HI. US I Kiiiiii.Ik
lliclicr vs. H'cIm"
I. I II! I IE K
Snip v. Ir.lnUIr lnli
Wl. l:l." II liiMimls
Idril n, Kill Win II,
Wl. I-". II II. Mill, N
I-IIOI Ml SI'I.CIAI,
I III I'mnuls
''I'imikIi.v" M.vits, I'l'iiillrinn
"MIcLi'V" I l k. lirllli
ritlCES:
"RlnjjHJdev. $l.(r
Ol'lHTill $1.10
Ringside Soat S:do
Closes 5 P. j.f Jlay 4t.Ii
On Sale
Home Plate
Choate's Pool Hidl
. ' Imjieilal Pool Hall
A Hummer Program hy Hoys That We All Know
n.i.i i. hi. Alain lUiuls lo lie Kelerwl by V. II. I'idiock
li'Oi.' I.osrly of I ti;; i'iv. 1; v:ls
il:mlllil.' n;,v.1iisi frnm I lie ul. I mil!
uil.. on ih. I.ny nun-It riTi'inly.
MisH lil,, llunl.T is li.Hilin- lliis
wcik wild .Mm. I.ilia 'uii.Ii-;iii-
' Mr. and MrH, .1, II,
their lianuhter Ida
1 1 'larence and "Aunt" Maud Van
, ordep f rnni Thursday returning:
homo to the l-'orks Sunday.
Klvn and Mary Vanonler with
jt'lnra Lay and Ida Ihint-r took a
(regular hike to the I, Pile park
i Sunday. They ale lunch on the
way.
MrH. Ida Hunter from the lib?
il.OtfPahin and Air. Aland Vnnorder
I made a most delightful visit with
j their'frlend Mrs. Homo f.ay nit day
I Sal urclay.
1 Air. and Mrs. prdell I.ny of Pli;
j f'reek W'fre Sunday nuesis at Air.
: Ijiv'h iarents' lionie.
i Air. nnd Airs, -;d Hark and dau
ghter Helm wfro dinner trui-sls nt I
Mr. anil Mrs. .1oepJj l.uy'H ranrh !!
Illsuan Tung: Abandons
Proposed Trip to Japan
TIKNTSI.V fAP)-lsunn Tnn,
ev-eniperor, alius plain Air. Pu V,
who e-ape( from peklnif recent
ly "travcliiiK lluht." ha kIvcii up
the lilea of K'diitf to Japan lertt hU
deitirlure arouse the HUHplelotiH of
those ill present ciiKatfcd in villfy
liiK him, ways the editor of the IV-'
IdiiK and Tientsin Times.
The yoiinir man nppeare.i In the
hest of spirits In spite of the loot
that he is virtually a prisoner in
the 'hiiii(f Piao Hardens, where he
resides under Hih protection of the
Japanese a ul horilics, and whore )o
i'eee i , his interviewer. That it
Is neces-sary to afford htlll special
protection iti due to Hie fact that j
a croup tit agitators in pekimr is f
openl- fleiiui inline iiis ;t-isasina- !
Hon or eveutfon.
Instead of making his dash from
Peking disuise in a Japanese mil
foi in and hy means of a hiue mo
tor c:;r, a e-rlain Peking news
liaiiers allege. Hie ex-enin ror, ae
cniilinj,' to hi1: own story, travelled
hy train, clad in a lm-un lounge
soil. wednl h' tw.-iii two of l-'etur
Vn-hsliinc's : ol'liers ami wilh more
of I Ion i on the seat opposite, all
llh;sinHy unaware of his identity.
Indieat in- some hoes In tlir
courtyard, the ) deposed mona roll
explained that tin y had just arrived
from Peking and eoniaineil Hie ef
fects of himseii' and Hie ejupiess.
I'.'vei vlhim,' cine, he said, imluilin
lits priw.ie papers and di eds, were
in Hie hands of the so-calc. com
mi.ssinii appointed immediately af
ter i ),e I'Viij. v n- hsianir coup lo
"hivetiloi s " the eoiilents of the
palace. 1 1,, iv; 1 1-, , niany in" his
pclonjriiir.s had lui-ii stolen.
Loudon lakes to Whippet liner
I.ONIiOfY ( p) ... Whippet rao
iiiK, Ioiik a popular Hport in Hie
"orth of i:uyiand. has reache 1
London, where meets are held
vwekiy at various athletic grounds,
lush ad of chashitr rahhitM or hares,
Ho- .hrs rm-e toward their masters
t he end of i In- course.
Tramp Aluth t'nmfnriuliU
lo Ki p I liein Hoiii 'I'l-uiiipiny;
NP.VKATO.V. KnK. (AP) In or
der to diHcoiiniKt vutrraniH from
tramplnic the road. Poor Law u
i horilicM have inrneti the local
workhotiHe into a work-niunslon.
Tint old cumiiuI ward hu been
aholtshe.l nnd rephieed hy u rheor
ful room wilh bright colored wall
puperM. linoleum covered floors
and comfortable chutrn in which
easutils may lt while bavin meahi
u Ions poliHhed table,
A Hiiply of book and no wa
il n ion comrades have i greed to do
hilt work duililK the time he altendh
iiu-eiiiiKM uf l he t'Utn utlonul body.
Mr. ltrovulle i u tft'eut rymler,
;insow Slrci'l Nwci'jM'i'
IOIIL I (K ill jm iiooi isoni ti
P.LAStlOW (AP) JanieM Urown-
lle. a Ciasow 1 1 reel nweeper to
Hih past five years, was elected re
cently n member of the city educa
tion authority, lie will not kvc up
his job on the si i eels, -ur his trade
BURNS
Cover who wot baking toua
HftvrwHrds apply gently
Vicus
Owr 17 Million Jar Ud Ymvtkf
lie doc.H are tn-ated much the
same a-s race imis- s and appear to ' k
njoy races as lit noli as tlieirM
Hunter with ( owners and follower of Hie pas-j
i-efe visit irifr 1 time. Hooks are made on each race i
and Hie course taken on much off
the aspect of ti ininiat ure horse ;
i ace track. j
homo Sunday.
Mr. mill-Mth. r. Whisn of linker I
wore enllem .t I ho ranch of, Jos. !
Lay Sunday.
f'laronoo A'aiinrder
Is plowlntr
I!
arly and late for he will probably I!
he alone to put In his laryo eropii
this season as his Hon Kenneth is J
rhliiiK1 ranee for the Woodson rat
tle outfit of MK f'reek.
l-tll'K(
Dnulfsh S(M-k I'lit'm
ManuciNl liy i.mly Hnrkor
Money Saved
Is Money Earned
.All Our Smolul Meals Are Home Cured
YOl'R ITRCHASli DIKIXT I'RO.M Cl'IER AM) AT A
(onsii)i:uai:i.i; s.vi.(i
. Fresh From Smokehouse
Every Week
Fancy SiiRai -cined Hams, Half or Whole, .lOc I.h.
Snpar-curcl IS.eaKlast Ha.on. Half or Whole Strips, .T.c
Heay Crades at Lower Prices.
Try it! If you are not phased, we refund your money!
A II 03 IK PRODI -ct AT A SAVIXf!
Grande Ronde Meat Company
mi-: ats (;ro('i:kii:s
PIlKSSIVflTOV. V.ntr. t P
Ono of tho'larsest stork farms tn'l
l.-...rl I lu .... !
Kmrland Is tnunaifed by n woman
Ludy ItarUer. of Harwell Court,
famous for Its TVrehernn horses.
Lady Tlnrkrr Is not onlv owner of
the rst ito but Is the actual super
intendent of the farm stork. Har
well Court InnliideH nmoiifr its
fowl n InrKr number of while fan
tall pitreons which mine from the
palace of Abdul llnmid. Several
pair of these birds were presented
to Queen Alexandra and develop
ed Into onr of the outdoor sights of
SiindrlriKhnin house.
Also at Harwell m-e two Prrch
oron horses presented to the late
Sir Francis Hnrkor bv t riem
onrenu who lilmseif owns one of
tho finest Pereherons in Kranco.
FEED
It oiled tints
Polled bailey
Haled hay
holr i-oi ii
Oiu'ki'tl i"rii
W'hnlr w lient
(t'tiflfii! wheat
Mill fce(
SrreouillKs.
Haliy rhtrU feed
Oyster shell
f;rit
Sure I,ny
Srrtilrh fin-d
Ask Our Ptircv
La Grande
Warehouse &
Slorajie Co.
l'lioue Btaln m
i
ji
1 1
Fssrii Applaud- I'a-blniM
And City Ahtnncipilns Hnnro
This
l:SRRM. Oormnnv I V
hnsy Industrial city In the heart of i
tho Ituhr valley recently stajp'd nj
unique fashion shew that hns been I
round boHi snrressful for tho ox-
hlbltora nnd popular with tho peo-1
I
j i no miiniripm nudllnrlum was.
use.), nnd fivo raised platforms srl
up. Around them were propped i
tables for four, stv or elirht per-
sons. Tlie mannerpiins displayed)
tno fashions on the raised plat-
: forms n inter W mm- ii,.i.a i,nr
'the KOOil people of lessen looked
them over, ineantmie eaHntr inonls
servr.1 nl reasonable prires.
The exhibhs at nn end. tho tables
were moved out nnd every hn.lv
danced for two hours, the manno
ouins eoniinir down In their trav
dr.sses and lakinc part in the fun
Vnliir of Pnuaila Mine Outmit
l.n-t Vrni enrly S 1 0,0(11). (Ullt
OTTAWA ( AP floM pfodur-i
'Ion of Canada reached the hlirhest I
level in history in I ''it. amount inc t
to l ri.r.a ounces valued at $:tl.
! :14.V!4 1 . nrcordinc to a report is
isued by the Hoininlon burrtiu of
statistics. Vn)ur of all Hie mineral
(production last war was t2ii!t,Mt?,-
i Silver bullion proditrtlnn totaled
J M.M.'i, S4tl ounces, valued at I It.-
.'.P),m:t. Produeiion of Ptckel
I nhowed an inereime of nearly 2.
! uoo.ooa pound Copper produr
, tton totaled Hut ...;;, pounds.
Lend ostaldtshed U new hUh nr.
ortl of I T T . 7 ." t . 7 f i pounds. Zinc
Itntaled HS.Tss.tii7 pounds.
! "The forost should be a contlnn
! o is producer Of t'er crops. This
i Is Its prime duty," s.iM C. M.
Crutiuer, ftiitrlrt toicsiir. "It may
; a I no produce Ktii.ni for sheeo
atol raltle; water-died protection
I lor rith s. irritriitlon MlMi l. is nnd
I hydroelectric power plants; an I
jrcrrcation Tor all. purest fhci
j damuye all of then(t vnHies"
Try A
JV11I.K SHAKK
Made with
Weaherly
The Quality
Ice
Cream
There's a difference you
will appreciate
Moon Druj Co.
Kverytliing for the
Sick Koom
' I'lmne M-G8
CAPABLE
X iO1 X
vr.
4
Yoi enn depend
upon ua for enpnhie
sorvlrr, no matter
what t h e cireum
utanrrs may bo. We
shall bo pleased to
confer w It h you ns
to details nnd th-n
carry thorn out.
Wo Pndorstand.
Our luwtlld Car
U nt your srrvkv
live- of t-liai'Ki
.Main U-J
BNOIK5RA8S
7.I1IMIKMA1
t miTtk-r
-JunI n 1'i'w or Hie .linn)-
SPECIALS
Mcii'h rntli'i-wriir In knlt-
tl'll HllinK lllH'llle, HllOI't
Hl.'i'w, niiUli- li-MKth: uIho
.vihlclli- Htyl.'H
SI, 2.1 lllur. fur KUl'
O.I.I l.ul Mtiru Work Hho.'B
I ill' HJ.II.-
Ill (liliili' Arrow IIiihh Shll'IH
I'nr UHr mill Xl.:iu
LiitlicH lllooini-:ii
I 'm- li.V'
LailiiH' Silli lir-HK.-u
l or Sl.l: uiul SN U.-
l.iiili.-.s I'u.-itH, it-w Spring
Slyl.H
I'm' M'.'.U.-.
l-aillra III llr.ul.. Shois
l iir s:l.l).-
The New York
Sfore
takes no interejit in '.iports, 'ad
spelidK all hlH Hpare lime nnd
chuitKe on books ol the hifonuutttvn
vurieiy.
ROYAL
VACiTM swi:f:i'i:u
will luko Die (liuilgi'ry out
or yOlll' KH-llK llOIIMTllMlll
lug.
Mnkn your rlrnulug n
I)lftu.siu-., iiul n tusk.
l'or a l'ltlllC ilriuonilr:i
tltmint your Iiiiiiii., call
J1IA1V 112 1
La Grande
Electric Co.
"Tim Siore of Quality
ami SitvIc-0"
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Flour and Cereals
RAM0NTA FLOUR, EASTERN WASHINGTON HARD
WHEAT. PER SACK $2.4 1
4 SACK LOTS $9.74
OREGON BEAUTY FLOUR, PER SACK $2.34
4 SACK LOTS - $9.31
NONE TO EQUAL FLOUR, PER SACK $2.21
4 SACK LOTS $8.94
100-LB. SACK SCRATCH FEED $3.99
10 LBS. LITTLE CHICK SCRATCH 59c
OYSTER SHELL, PER CWT $1.98
2 9-LB. SACKS WHITE OR YELLOW MEAL 79c
9-LB. SACK FARENA 49c
9-LB. SACK FINE OR COARSE GRAHAM 49c
9-LB. SACK PEACOCK ROLLED OATS 54c
MOTHER'S ALUMINUM OATS 35c
QUICK QUAKER OATS : 29c
2 PACKAGES SHREDDED WHEAT 23c
9-LB. SACK P0TLATCH PANCAKE FLOUR... (i9c '
Packing House Products
$ LBS. PURE LARD ....$1.79
4 LBS. PURE LARD ......90c
8-LR. CAN COMPOUND $1.49
4- LB. CAN COMPOUND , 75c
5- LB. CAN SNOW DRIFT : $1.79
4-LB. CAN SNOW DRIFT 91c
ARMOUR'S STAR HAMS, PER LB 34c
ARMOUR'S SHIELD BACON, PER LB 38c
LOCAL BACON, PER LB 33c
PICNIC HAMS, PER LB 25c
BOSTON BUTTS, PER LB 3oc
Miscellaneous
CREAMERY BUTTER, PER LB 43c; 2-LB. ROLL 85c
CREAM CHEESE, PER LB 25c
CALUMET BAKING POWDER, 5-LB. CAN, '"s'l.oo
21o-LB. CAN 55c; 1-LB. CAN 25c
12-0Z. ROYAL BAKING POWDER :jr,c
5 LBS. BULK SEEDLESS RAISINS '.' 59c
5 PKGS. SUNMAID SEEDED OR SEEDLESS RAISINS 59c
10 BARS CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 3nc
10 BARS P & G. NAPTHA SOAP c
6 BARS PALM OLIVE SOAP 4qP
10 BARS CREME OIL SOAP..-. cmp
2 LBS. GEM NUT MARGARINE ike
-un. i rtuvAiii'i uulihmn Wl'vbl JAl'AN TEA -50c
1-LB. PACKAGE GOLDEN WEST BLACK TEA f,0c
1-LB. PACKAGE GUNPOWDKR TEA Br
10 SMALL CANS VAN CAMPS PORK & BEANS ' '.'"79c
.1 MEDIUM CANS VAN CAMPS PORK & BEANS 29c
2 LARGE CANS VAN CAMPS PORK & BEANS 39c
Cane Sugar per cwt $7.34'
50 lbs Sugar $3.74
25 lbs. Sugar $1.94
We Pay Delivery Charges On All Orders Of
$2.50 Or More
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