La Grande evening observer., May 14, 1925, Image 8

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Thursday, May 11, 1025.
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THE LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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THE STOltli FOU MEN
FOU SENIORS
WILL GRADUATE
New Montana Law
Permits Killing of
Wild Range Horses
African Butterflies
Migrate Annually to
Distant Arctic Circle
UiNlMty (Al") Tim I'liinttil
l,ad huttcrful in an fond of travel
over ea und Und as alio (h of ln-r
KutK'ous coloriii?. Her lnwlmnd.
loo. Ilk 8 iiui;rtorv fl.Khts ami. ite
cording lo -clcntlfic researchers,
these butterflies in Rn at numbers
have iM't-ij known lo make juiirn'.
from Turkey to KiiKlund.
11. Williams. cliU-r enlotnoloj;
M Of Hit Kjoptian ministry of lie
rlculiiiro. who has turn tttudyln?
tin1 liahllH of the Painted Ijidy for
several jpum, gave an account of
his work in a repo-it issue of Nairn-.
Tin butterfly of thin '
clou, ho believes, originates home
where In. tho totilli or Mjutheunt of
the Inni? line of desert Mrotehtnj;
in rot North Afrlcn and Aula Min
or, 2tton or 3"o mll'8 from Kiir
hmd. They leave I hi desert curly
in'tho spring and arrive in the vie
Inlly of tin outhern shores of the
Mediterranean usually about April.
I'rom Palestine they uppour to fly
ihrouKh Sri;i and Turkey lo the
H.ilkan hiat".v, tlnl from Kjr pt.
Tripoli and Algeria thov croMt lo
southern Kuropc. AH durtnr the
flight straRKl tM and weakling- lire
dropped out of I he vvarm and
li ft hi dilnd.
Jly the moro hardy fliciH I'.iVA
land l reached laP- hi Mi or early
in J tin'. soi hind a w 'k or no
later, and here many of t In m
spend Hi Minimt-r. The Painted
J I July, those wliifii originate In the
desert eouniiy. haw Imn in
Iceland in July, some -4 mlli h
from their Martin; pl:ue.
Wh- tht-r In cn.-.;iis tin- Kreat
stretcher, of water tli-y rimtinue
i flyhiK all nitit or r on floutinir
lti;!HM' In tin' water has nol et
been d tt rmiio d. .Wither la It
known, so fur as Mr. William w.i.s
able to ascertain, whether a return
journey Ih made.
A little nltrlit off iiou and the.
Ih iclitdied by all married no n.
Take your timi' in making low:
and It will las, longer.
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The scrceirs two most beloved young stars in an
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1 1. K clntrch Sunday i'M-iiIdk. Mil
Me was fiirniaht-d by tho (-omntu-ni(y
(.'horns and tin twrmoii m
d'Uvortd by Mm. ftmllcy. The
four BoliiorH. ,uclk' 1'eck, (JludH
I'aron, I'alsy Itrrtiht-ni, and
Claudt' ll jiford occupied. th M-at
of honor. Tho rliuitrh was dt-ror-
Uli'll Ultll lilac. 'OlllllH'tlt't'llH-ilt
t x-rt ls'8 w III be K'lday cvfiiinc.
May 15, at the hall.
Motlur'H day watt obst-it-d at
tin various clitirrhrs with approp
nat services. Misa Vina t'oiiity
ni!(l'ri a Very iK-autihil mIo at
t !h- M tiiod.t episcopal i htm h.
Aft.r the s.rvicos at tho Baptist
fhiiM'h tho iiioiiibci i of I ho ron
Kr uatimi i-n joyod a picnic dinner
at Warm SprinyH. At J o'clock a
iiaptihinal ut-rvico Has colldilclo .1.
M r. and M r. W ilia rd Aoiio-n.
aro h'litst at Iho homo of Mr. and
Mrs. T. ). Hefty. They havo
bi-cn Kp.ndinir the uinhr at I.os
AnK'-loai, I'ulif., and uro now 'it
route to their homo in Grand
Vail. y. I'olo.
Mr. i.n I Mrs. K. i'ayru . Mi l
IMua ( 'onkliu and ilaiicht'-t .
flaitct-. of Wallu Walla. Wash.,
vpt-nt Sunday at I'ovc al the homo
of Mih. I.ou 1'ayno.
Mlsi Uointhy He I Itean. of liiv -
rlon. Un-Kon, an (). A. t '. jrrud
uate. hat boon added' to the Cove
teachintr staff. Tho far i!ty nov
umiIm un folIoa: I'rofojwtor (. M.
(oad, .Mrs. li'-iode I'letcher and
Miss Imtothy ll lban for tho
l)i,h t'luiol. and for tho Krade
sichool. Mrs. J. K. Mills. Miss
Crate Cayotto, Ml km Tlielma Mur
phy. Mikh Vtoht Bloom and Mrs.
i leleii t'onkhn.
IlKliKNA. Mont. (AI' Wild'
hoiso roundupa planned under :
jiiHKh the name yni'iii um Is lined j
jby orno western htatoB for jack
j rabbit drives, aro being orRanizxdi
(lit several sections of Atontana un-
dor u law pawa-d by tho lat logis-
lature. I
The law .which was hard foutrht j
on sentimental grounds ohl -t km -
Kiockimn and ranchers in tho U-ris-j
lature. Is designed lo rid sections
of he state of ( he small, wild
rai)(o home, commonly deslj;natod
as t ayuses. whuh art coiksldered by
.stockmen as utterly worth less
Kurt nor complain that bands of
those horse, when range fet-d pois
poor, sweep down upon the un
fenced pasture lauds In the asri
cu It ura I dtricUi, break down
foiieos and damage growins crops.
The livestock department cmimale
that tlure un 4li.UU head of
j these wild horses on tho Molilalia
ran no..
I'ndor the law- county commis
sioners, upon sufficient petition.
i may Uosit;nate h roundup foreman.
a ho oraniz k a drive, impounds j
tho homos Kaliiored, records their
brands if any, and causes the pub-
ilication of a not it e under which
owners may redeem such slock a'
they wish by payment of a small
foe. The remainder arc destroyed.
Tlo-io is a market for about Mum
j head of those hordes annually. Thty
'aro bought by an eastern .concern
to bo slaughtered and the choice
ph t-ea of the meat prepared for
export. Kertiliz-T and doff food are
by-products.
It has been reliably stated thai
(bo amount of food consumed by
Montana' worlhles cayusos would
Himtain 2.-mk. ooo hoeau of Mo ep Hoover Urocery
auu o'.'".i'uv iiiuu oi laiue uiiuuao
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Copy for this column must be
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Cant or Thanks.
We wish to express our slncerest
thanks lo our friends and neiirh
bors and to the employes of the
Bowman-Hicks i'o., who so l;indly
assisted US during our recent be
reavement; alfio for the beautiful
florul offoriniis.
Mr. and Mrs. B. K. I n b rwood
and Family,
Mr. and Mm. u. J. Skiff and
J'auiily.
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The L. I). H. ladies of I .a Grand
Sec o nd Wa rd u ill Iki vo a coo 1; ed
food sale Saturday, May I ij. at the
crescent Meat Market, Chicken
pl s a f peclalty. 5-M-L't
MimviliiiK arte.
State vocational graduate. Kve
ninKs and Sundays. 1'hunc t::'-J.
I"S l-'otirth St. 5-U-ltp
Notice.
All bills against the high school
should be presonted at once for no
lulls will be paid durin? the ftum
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Bible Student I it pan-.
lor Oi ienial Ucr-4-anli
B ALTIMoltB (AI). lr. Kay
mond P. I Httikhe-ty, professor of
Biblical literature al Courlo-r col
lege, has been appointed annual
professor of the American Schools
of Oriental Itoseaich at Jerusalem
and Bagdad for t9.T.-2r,. He has
been granted a year's leave of nb
s. nro l.y iho local Institution, and
will leave fnr the near east the
tatter part of July.
1 r. I lougherly Hit id his woi U
will include h-ctui inff and field
work atoll? archaologicat Hn -s.
with special time given to a sfidy
of the topography of the land and
un examination of mounds nlh
the possibility of identifying sites
of ancient cities. The new up-point-
o is w oil knn n for hts
hi k in the franslutlon of Baby
lonian tablet?.
iAew i'lan lor ( hasincr
Fugitives to Be Aired
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ruvthd cattle along the Mexican
border.
one evening he was talking with
me in a cufe on the Avonida, when
the question of the year of the
"A. B. C" strike came up. "I
think it waj in 1 MM." aid Bob.
Yes." after u inoinont's reflection.
"I know it was. because that was
'the 3 car they chased me out of
i'lexus for killing: a man. and the
(strike was going on at that time."
Kverything in plants for the
flower and vegetable garden t the
Homer Wilson.
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I'tanu Now Ilratly.
Plants ftir porch Itoxes and bos
kets and outdoor planting. Geran
iums, Salvia, l.coHia. I'etuniHS.
Uaisics and other flowers. Fine
larpa tomato plants out of pots.
Asters ready May 1st. Let us fill
your hnngln-; baskets now. Cher
rya Florists. 4-lM-tf
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All bills against (he high school
should be presented at once far no
bills will be p-aid during the sum
mer. 5-n.3t
Why Is it that Americans break
.more laws than any civilized peo
ipie? asked ex-Governor Hadley of
.Missouri in a recent speech before
the American 1-aw Institute. Then,
answering hw own question, the
ex-governor said the trouble is
with our criminal court.- th-y let
folk break the luws and "K''l awa
with it."
lr. Charbs i:. Mann, talking
' before the American Council of
Kducalion. of which lie's director
lufured a different explanation. His
i theory is that Americans ' violate
more luws than n'y other nation
jality because they have o man
more to violate.
j In new planing mill, Klein. Sat
urday. May 16 (jitney). Music by
Olson a orchestra of l.a Grande.
Come. &-H-2t
The lon dollar
THEY say a tight man squeezes lii.s dollar until lie
makes "the eagle scmim."
A wise man makes his d'.-llar stretch. He luiys hut
he buys wisely, making every dollar go a long way.
He knows that the unhasing power of a dollar has
shrunk considerably in the last ten years. He. also
knows there has never been a time when wise buying
paid lugger dividends.
Every day, this newspaper contains information that
you should have to increase your buying power. Tho
advertisements are intimate little lessons in every-day
economy. They teach you how, when and for what your
dollar will go farthest.'
Manufacturers and merchants till of their products
through the advertisements. Almost every new oppor
tunity is offered through an advertisement. Practically
every unusual buy is advertised.
You can stretch your dollar to its elastic limit by
keeping abreast of the opportunities to get full value.
THE ADVERTISEMENTS Will. HELP YOU MAKE
YOUK MONEY 00 EAU
If a penniless criminal falls into
the law's band 5 hv's in hard luck.
: Had ley says, but the one w it li
money turns hts c;uo Into a' game
between his lawvers and the pro
secution and w in.s, prov tded he's
'had sens- enough to provide him
self ith a better legal battery than
the opposition's.
j If the American people arc
confronted by a fact they don't
Mike, observes I r. Mann, they pass
ja law changing the tact. Only,
! tacts can't be changed In reality,
adds the doctor.
This wasn't a dt bate between
Hadiey and Mann. It simply hap
pened they got onto the .same sub
ject at the same time at two en
tirely difiertnt milting in Washington.
Call Main S lor cleaning, press
in' and alterations. KxpTt work,
prompt v.rrlce. The Wardrobe.
L'ndcr new management. 4-- l-t
i:zrma rrM-riiiion.
Why suffer from eczema or any
other itching or itch when you) can
Im relieved of oil such troubhs for
7;c a bottle. Sold only by Silver-thorn-
right's family Irug Store.
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AslroloKr
Mrs. !. A. Bu lnus, Jefferson ave
nue, corner Willow. 1'hone CIS-J.
5-Mltip
I arm Ioan Ixiw Katin
Money to loan on improved
farms. I.ow rates; prompt service
U. K. Dixon, 1-a Grande, Oregon.
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Largest ' .!
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Organization
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571 DEPARTMENT STORES
103 Depot Stl, La tirande, Ore.
Reliable
Quality
Goods
Always
At Lo w
Prices
House
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Another Feature Purchase
A Triumph In Value!
Were you
among tin happy
housewives who
obtained House
Frocks (hiring
our recent House
Frocks Week?
This is another
opportunity t o
buy quality
Frocks at this
J. C. Penney
Company econo
my priori
Made of Amoskeag and
Security Ginghams
These are made of splendid material? Amoskeag
and Security ginjbams which mean long wear and satis
factory v.-car. And the styles! See them and choose
alth.Mtoh it's difficult to select your favorites when
mcy -3 ail 0 ctiractive.
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In Small,
Mcdiumr Large
and Extra Lare Sizes !
HpmstHchlnic, pleating, hut too '
botes, etc. Nortcm's Kitki Shop.
janubs sou!litts!rr;y f.-.-t. to ;
1 1 he lot line : them :i Imtu t 'i Int
I line nouthouMorly 4J foot to the
1 ' " ' jsout h'a:f I'riy cono r of tho a od
ny not rm sour t .ip 1 mm , 1 t . 1.. ......
tianiiruti umi laidmc out of tn
A p iin!-rf ' strike is on here.
Word caiiie into union h-aduart'T
that men wro painting a bitf
h 0110 tn ' Hampshire avenu-.
An ua nt h,itoiit d to the spot
"What's ihis.'" he demanded.
''i hif." wid th
Mali. in enibasj-y
It'rj .' as, indeed, (orvlu e tub 4Sfie.-.
and bation-i arc supposed to bo.
What's more, the union officials
recofciiif.od it, when they attention
wa talh-d to the fact, and didn't
tuterdrt.
hir when you can do so for Toe'.'
A bottle of Germicide and Dand
ruff Krndleator !o!d only by Silver-thorn-
Wripht's Family l'ru? Store.
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Citation.
In the t'.unty fotirt. for the
County of I'nion, State of itr-fron.
in th- Matter of the I-;? ate Gf
)'. W. Hiimb- I. Ihr- us- d.
To Krod Hambel, Mina .Michio ly.
Ainunda .aiuibol1. Khsabcth Kno-
fort man. "is the (M.!m.n Hilda VouHipplns. Minnr
foreit-u terri-tKnob. loch. Major A. 1 . Mb ha
Hie tltl Town S int ilia H-
Win 11 4iftml tU- iHdl I p
UM t-'Kl', Km;.
liil - ais past i txtiud
ad - nlil 1 o .is chat actor h
p-i im ntii.-c i!ti n v
ui untns cliths.. Tiny ha.'c
t.e d t".ttf vitlumt taits, and coats
a i!!i a lut- iapt-ls. and d"Hte
t-t-as'td coats with kluv ItcvcIh!
I nt ,u in aln
At bit a new -Th-- 1
accopi. d. o'.imr ord
in a nortlo-ast-rly di
rection and alonwr the lot lino U'u
feet to the poiiit of boinnii!ff.
Witness, the Hon. V. G. I'ouch.
Juduo of the ounty 4'onrt of
tin- State of Uri-gon. i'ourt for
the 1'ouniy of I nion. with the
K'al of said Court a.fi-xtd this
1 !t!i day of May. li;i.
Attojit: t'. K. McCormick. I'lerk.
Jty C. 1,. C.raham. It;uiy.
May M -I-15-Jnn- 4-1 1
Win 1; nt i;i;int)i;s.
In t he Comity Court of I nion
County, t trefoil.
In tho ui.ittt r of th-- (.Tate of
Nora KIN n M:-.v. d- c- aed.
The undoi-siirn i having In en
duly uppmnttd by the ctuinty court
of I'nion t'tuni. Cnton. admin
isfrator of the e.siate of Nra Ki
lt n Ma . tb u: d. uiri li;t inc
'inahii'.d. norit'o is loTt-by frix.n
to the creditors and ati p-rr-ons
and Kannh f odi;e, .; t ottne.
In tho Name of the State of Ore
Won. You aro hereby cited and re
turned to appear In the fount y
t'oiirt of the State of Or con. for
the County of t'nion. at the eourt
looiii thoiiof. at li (Irand". in
County of t'nion. on Monday, t'n
' ' 1;,' 1,1 J"n''- -' al '"n I l:av ini; claims auaiul .-aid d ce.i.-ed
ociock. in 1 no mronoon ii iv . in .M ,nl l!M m venfn l as re
tlay, then and there to snow causi
For se -
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ration of this no-
ho-u'insr dos,-rilod ral prcp-rty r-houid ' IH-P i k. K Ku:i?o, attorn.- tor
hioiiS'unt t-e sold it prayed for by po-!.,,,) administrator, itt .? ofte;o in
tition of the Kxecutor her-in. to-!the v st-Jacobson buiiJmi. ln
wit; Comnu-netnc at the northeast
erly corner of lad 3. Hitn k 4, Cos
uan's Aildition lo Im tirande, ti-o-
Kn. run nine th nee north w estT".v
ts bo. n ! alone the street lin.- of Jef ;"orson N
men ui ' - n-i" 4 . - th.-mv it rich
Grande-, i r ton.
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KHeli May. deeva.- I.
tale Of
Concerned About
You
Of rntii-sc ynn want protection when you
buy fire insurance but you want SKUVICC
too.
If you have a loss, we make it our husi
nc'ss to be as much concerned about it as
you arc. We are right on the job to get
an adjuster here and a check to cover your
loss as soon as is physically possible, l'er
sonal attention to your needs is one of out
established policies.
DUIT0N The Insurance Man
With The
si:crnrrY i.wn & savings co.mivwy
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pictmi-fwitie and a xast d al imre
pi - .imiic thafl t ho "full drvsw"
a Mi h they , iatactvriie the
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;tors ol'.tho ptonoi rs who cano- to mm
r ce-n in t t b co.tcd Arton
train u is pne of the ofdt m r-
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o Cans A. & L. Corn $1.00
S Cans Mission Tomatoes $1.00
5 Cans No. 2 Del Monte Teaches $1.00
11 Cans Campbell's Tomato Soup S1.00
11 Cans Carnation or Alpine Milk .....Sl.OO
13 Pounds Fancy Head Rice $1.00
o Pounds No. 1 Iirge Walnuts S1.00
5 Pounds Calumet Raking Powder $1.00
11 Packages Jello All Flavors $1.00
-'G Bars Crystal White Soap.... $l.ot)
o2 Bars Jewel Soap $1.00
11 Pounds Seedless Raisins $1.00
3 Pounds Fancy Assorted Cookies $1.00
The mot complete stock of Groceries in Eastern Oregon. We have what vou want when vou
want it at the right price. Oregon Strawberries .the first of the season.
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