La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 06, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTapo Six THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, Juno (, 1 '.)-!"). UNION COUPLE SEHENAHFD . UNION CUp.cinl). Ijist Mini. day cvfitliitf when Adrian (iou I t brod fulled lo show iit ul bund ; practice, the hoys, a I It t U miis- pielous, went flown to pay lilni a r visit mid find oul thi n-iiHoti for : lib ubHcnce. on arriving at the house, they played u Select hm out in tin- yanl aii'l then were in vited Inside lo reet the bride nnil Krooni. The bride wan Mies (leoiKianu J.-rimn, u Kind.ialo ol I'nlon high Helmut and a leach r nt Cove and In Uih Valley, und the Rioom is tln owiht of the fioodhrud lAUf resort and tour tut camp ground. J lot li ure well Known In-re und I hey start their married life with tin htsi wishes of their many friends. Tiny will main- tlirir home at tin- lake to In- m-ar Mi. iuodhrod's work. l-'red Hniwn is spending IiIh days in I .a V, ra ixli- just ni pres ent, when; ho Is Kervlni on the Jury. The water in CiHhcrlne Crock In !ovi r und heeomlnir a Jit t " dourer, ho that fishing will so:n bo belter th:.n it has during the prist wi'iks. A few salmon are runnltiK. but not many nro lain? cauffhl. The Methodist I.itdleh' Aid lndd ft combined business and soelnl meeting at I In- humi' of Mrs. Kred lit own on the slab- ex pi -i I-HH-nt farm Wednesday afternoon. ' Osrnr Hiilzi in and family are Jiere for a visit at the home of1 Mrn. HuUein's father, I'yriiH Wil-I llama. Mr. HuizHn was lornieny employed hero as principal of the Honth Hohool. Claude I'iolilin and family came over from II intltiKton Sunday to flH'lid the day at the home of hlN father, T. 1'. Kteklin. The school hoard of District No. 5 held a itieeliiiK Tuesday evenitiK to round out the work of (ho year Just Hosed, ami irnnn not other business preparatory to the annual ho h oul election. " Cyrus WllliairiH, .Jr., who has been staying with his irinndfuth rr and nMendinjf the local school, left for his hoino in I (lack ford. J-lnho. hint Saturday. -.A JarRo number of North I'ow der - folk onnie down hist Mnn. Queen Ruth v. - MllflS WARMER, SLIER SAYS D Or say and Sidney :" f I'KKHi'OTT. Ariz. (Al)- Mr. W, M. Kltphcl', diiedor ur the l.i.iv.-ll ; i diKer aloi y at I'laKn'ari, Ariz.. J Win n het" reiMltly, predicted that i planetary awl rurioiny wum on the ithreMliuld of liliaHy accurate de. lei iiiiuittioiiK in ( OMlit i Hon with the tlidy oi .Much. I he iiMtroiiotiH r 'pre.ifed HiIh ; opinion after months of research li.iHi d on mi iniw which he and other Kt l' n:iUN oi;t tilled last. BUlll iner win n 1 .1 iH made i cIkschI lapproacli to the earili. Amoiiji the !iU . H.ihl I ii. Hilpher, s I hat Htre'ii ' Mbt Ruth Ulankn, society Klrl of VtokHhurg, Miss., who wan truwnt-d Mut-en of thu conteuniul (lower show there day evening and en Joyed an S after wlilch thev Maved raids tili!!11"''1 nhout. midnlffht. The l.'nion Stock show held Its hint perioral roimnitlee itioetlntr ineHday when final nrraiwe- nienlH wore made and I he 1 :t jr show Is now ready to throw the KuIoh oien to the l)lct?c.st und hest (xhlldtion that has ever h.en wli n eased fdnce t he hIiow was fir.d filt,'aul.ed. There will he more ex hitdtH than for several years, het te( an na and track events an I more prizes than In former yearn. I tare hoi-sen, chariot teams, wild steerH, and a real buffalo are already on the grounds. The hurkaroo prizes, consist! nff of a flfiO saddle for find prize, and two silver mo.mted hits, thf- hit ler donated by the president of the show, (I. V. liensou, and u fine pair of eliaiis, are on diHpl.iv in the kIiow window s of l-'rank 'nnnei 'H mI ore. the planet is much warmer t hun had been Kiipph- d nrd has u much detiHi-r atmo.SjilK-re than it had been credited with. The del erin pint ions tie explained, ,! t 1 1 ' J - t m i h in support of the theory that (he plan et bourn life. I lie 1 in per.lt lire of the planet wan approximated by the ("obienz radiometer, one of the latest astro nomical instruments, m- delicate thai it nieasures i)h heitt of dis tant stars. I Jr. Slliher coiiHiders HiIm device an liiiportanl in aildia.', to the knowledge of the tempi ra turn of the planets as the .iehe hoii Inierfei umeter is in deiemiiu liiK the angular diam of e1 Ini tial bodies. Iir. Slipher oi'fered no final opinions on the ue.-:;ed .,( :md Ollt IOe ted tliallel-N aftt cl - iii Mais. nut l.e einplja.sii'.-d. as other antrononii v.i have, iih- strange renlanly of the radiating lines popularly culled VnnalM ' in k of the polar caps, witli the ad vance uf I he warm x nsunii and Kiibseuieiit darkenm;.; t lln- anas liresillued bv M-llle lo be llil'd Kionn, aci'nrd t he ei -eule d a ru- ment tor tho::e c.ijtt eudnir, llti -t Ik inhabited, he i Mdnim-d re-'illaril v of I he ,,i :M!;' -." In ed. is evideiu,. in favor of Ih til'lcial ori-'iii. mmwi Miasm i.i..n- Thi ' ir ul'- r i i f 1 ' x i J i i i if ' - - t 11 . ' ' . 1 1 I' v W IS S tM FLY PLACES OVER FORESTS Airplane fe-reHt tire imtrot will start on July I. with bawa at Ku v ne, (reon: N'iincoiiver ainl H;o 'i.ui. , WashiiiKton: and Mather field and Kurd ' Kh-id. California, according o announcement made today by the Inst riot KorvMler's of fice, I'orlhmd. Oregon. Ten plan is will lie assigned to . the five ).is ts and will be availnbte for the lor-eicd icKiona of Oregon, Wu s!ifiu;toji, California, Montana, ami Idaho. J'hinH do not contemplate regu lar patrol, but rather the use of the, planes for special flights durln-p.-riods of K'eat tire dimmer, and lor recoiinai.Kaiiee work on large At the i-ei(iieH: of I he War! I JepM-i nieiit anil in active roopera- ion villi Die Air .service t( the C i. Ariiiy, the J-'un si Service will! .supervis: all ton -at. air patrol ixc-i tivitii-s. The patrol Is made possible. It ! is said, throujrh the efforts of p.'-1 nalor McNary of Oregim and other Western slHle find private tureMtrp ;.soeialionn und Inter. --tH, wheretiy a coriKtehHionul appropr intioll of liffin.ohM wuh made avallaldo for the jwurk tills in anon. State am) pri vitte ton Ntry IntercHta are uluo Maid Mo be couperutinj; in flnaiuiitK the I project. j Air patrol has proved It M vulue an an auxiliary of other methods of j I'orent protection, according to fo resters mid tlmbernien, and they approve Its reiHfabliMhnient by the lYderal tbiernnnul lor tin pro tection of our forested areas. Taper .- Coolidge smiled at a man from New York. Thafb noth im,'. We laiik'h at them. Scientists say the earth Is an uc ehlent. So don't klel They am blltlllll to hapen. . iiuducliiK' the Tad. Kwn Urn lish in our rivers are on a diet. if You AVnut the Host Bread Cakes - Pies - Cookies Ito Sure It la Slailo hy 0llllaurs lClpctrlo llnkiTj' Kastern Oncon's Iailing Ilreail anil 1'a.slry linkers Gwilliams' Electric Bakery Home of the G'llden Crust Minneapolis Ready To Honor Norsemen Of Western Plains M lf -.13 'K MINNIwM'OI.IH. (AP) PaKc. untry anil bimik will vli; Willi hiu clwH und t-xlilltliH In (l,,,li'tlnu lln purl ,lay,(l by Nui-U'-Iuiih In ihn h'Vi'lopii, nt or" tin, norlliwe.sl Ih,' Nnr-Sf-AiiK-rlcnn I Ym'n!il:il i h'l, ration In re, .inn,' i; to fl. Mneh l' the ronmnce In the jliullilllli; of lhi norlhw.sli'ri! h.t 1 1 ton uf I In- I'nileil Slat, a are cliap lera frniii Ihe hlsiory of Hie Norae Alnerleans In (Inn rnnnlry, lor It hs In I IiIh Heel ion u majority of the "hardy Noi-He" sell led. Interest will he added lo Ihe ce lebration hy the prenenee of I'reH Ident an, I .Mm. Coolidjje, und June 8 Iiiih heen Het uHlde an I'l-eHtdeiit'B Day. when he will npeall at 2 n. 'in,., al the Htlite latr Klounttti. where the eeleiiratlon will be held. Premise, uf ,111,. preHeiiee of Mm I.nwTanroT)'Oisay and Vnh'iillne Sidney in their nriinal roles fts playcfl hy llioin fur two ycnrs on Itnmdwny. in .nrge M. (olian's famous Intel ual ional comedy riot, "So This Is Looihui," coming (o ihe Arcade fur mm niuhl only WiMlncMlaj, dui.c Id. UygdelaKi;" on June (I. Thirty "nyKdelaKs" will hold (heir reunions on that day. each at constituting descendants of a Nor-e- wegian romiiiunlty or clan, distin- iguished by a dlstinot dialect. These 'conventions are annual affairs and are expected to attract 1! 5,000 per sons this year. In this group will bo many dca cendenta of the original 6:1 Immi grants w ho arrived in this country October y, lSHS, on the Norwegian sloop JIoHtaurantionem, the first organized group of Norwegians to emigrate lo America. It is in commemoration of llio arrival of tills now historic sloop, Opening Special Box Writing Paper 69c The Kind You Are Accustomed to I'n.vinjr 75c or More For. WRITING T A It I, V. T S The Ui'kIi -Guide Kinds at I're-Wnr Prices. Open Monday, June 8lh. W.L.Nelson "The Stationer" lSOfiVi Adams Aw. Mrn. J. It. Whitby will be glad to welcome you. that the oolelfration will bn held, I the accident. sponsored by Norse-American col-' leges, churches, associations und i giant, dirigiide I, os Angeh-s for lmii vidua lis, to enable n composite part, or the celebration has provld- picture of what the Norseman has od another point of attracllon rorj'ioue in thu settlement and growth those who have never seen a dlrlg- of Hi-' northwest, j ll,u l In the original group that board- Mul to the thousands ol Nome- od the sloop at Htavanger were 62 Americans born "in Norway, orj""'"' women and children, hut ho members of the early Norwegian fto tho voyage had been romplet-, ll.MW It ,V().M. IXJl'liri), HAKKIi.-.Oro. Mrs. Ii. T. Par ker, local photographer, reeoivd serious Injuries when the automo bile in which she was riding with her husband was struck by a ma chine driven by W. K. Shatters of the Oregon Lumber company. Mrs. Parker unstained a dislocat ed shouhh-r and possibly internal Injuries, U was reported, she. was taken to; a local hospital. I Sot h automobiles were badly damaged. Inability of the driver to see the approaching machin;, due to nu u light, u as blamed for Hall's Catarrh : both local anJ internal, and has been i successful in riie treatment of Catarrh . fur ovc-r furry years. Sold by all druggists-, F. I. CHENEY fit CO..Toledo. Ohio Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber Wo Hate Just Wist You Want In LrMBF.K, SASH AND DOORS AM) tHIN;l.i;S ll will pa you to uivttltite our iirlem. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company MAIN 8 WAIN AM) IlOX WOOD-l'nONl MAIN HI t. lu MUX 11 ALL APPROPRIATE I f 1 CM- m To do everything npiiropriately when yon neeil our wrv Ices means that we do evcrythliifr ex pertly ami ertlcieiit ly and with the tit -most r e s p e c t for for your particular wishes ami desires. BNODGRA88 A ZIMMERMAN Undertaken n edisoh Jfa f maZ,a tg Fill Every Socket With EDISON MAZDA LAMPS Buy Them Where You See This Sign H. & S. ELECTRIC 107 Depot St. Phone 393-W Prepare For Warm Weather A PERFECTION OIL STOVE will relieve the drudgery of Summer cooking. A sie for any need. Furniture Exchange fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE eolunli'S lit the noi-tliwi'.'ii. tho '! I'liratlon Iulh IIk main nllriu'tion In the prnnii.s,' r n KlKitut U: reunion, Piirllrulurly In tlm c(inv,'iitl,,n.i of 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. ,4S 1 V f( K-A ; eil, llio rosier had been lncrciisctl hy the hirlh of a Ki''l. .Margaret Allen I.ar.sen Atwater. j I'artlclpiitinK in tho oolohratlon here will bo Mrs. Atwator'8 son, Kov. John l.arsen Atwaler of I'hl- j earo. now 711 yearn olil, and Airs. ' Atwaler'a ulsto.r Jane S. Af water, lor 5ii yeara a teacher in the pub- lie schools of Chicago. lOxlithita of tho axis and thu pro 'feHHtona, oontrliuilod by Norse-Ani-ericana .will make an Iniporiant part, of the celebration, upj cm tin: clo.sinj; nieiit a paK'-nnl inclndinK 1. 000 persons will picture the Am ericanization of tho Norwegian. 'I'hts pageant will eenier around Colonel UiiiiH of the l-'iltecnth Wisconsin luiantry, the nil -Norse rcKiiuont of the Civil War. which participated In 2'J cnKac'iio'i'tn be t'uro Colonel llei; was hilled in I ho battle ur ChtckfimaiiKa. YOU are on a "sucker list" when you receive flut tering letters from stock selling houses you never heard of. Watch your step! UNITED STATES I . ' 1 1 I 1 i . I FEED Ilolled onts Kollcd baih y Haled liay W hole corn Cracked corn Whole wheat lYackod when! Mill fivd rU'm'idiiK'. lluby elilck food Oyster shell ;nt 8or iMy Scrwteli tfOii Ak Our l'rlcrs. La Grande Warehouse cSi S(orae Co. Phone klaln 111 Summer Goods Refrigerators Ice Crcaiq Freezere Oil Cook Stoves Scm-n Doors V.'ire Screen F. L. LILLY Hardware PtiOBi Mm 81 """1 .V '.t -V-" ,. 5 HAKVKY KIKKKTONK In mnkinit boiiip puhllrlly In I, It oun imine now, Al Miami llrarh hr la n familiar figure on Ihe polo KroiiiuN. and niort, than onr he tuia mom out over pUtra ol nattoiial reputation, FRIGID AIRE Provides cool, crisp air for the proper krepiiiK of food. It is entirely auto matic in operation. See It in Our Window. Jesse Roscnbaum, Agent, with Benltain Electric Co. Thone Main 101. New Foley Ulilg. ESS Pi 11 53 6 The Car That Put The War In Warren JIM. WARREN bought a car the "Gingerbread Six." Never heard of it before, but he happened to be walk ing along Automobile Row and during a lapse moment his foot slipped he stepped inside. "Nifty boat," said the salesman. "Not bad." said Jim, as paint and doo-dabs got in their hypnotic work. "But why isn't it advertised?" asked Jim. "Don't need to advertise a job like that," was the fore armed reply. Sounded logical. But Six months later Jim had a collection of bolts and grease-cups and broken springs and disjointed steering mechanism and a motor that almost ran. "Never again !" said Jim. "The car that's little known and never advertised hasn't much responsibility; little to live up to. But before I buy another car or an other anything I'm going to get the facts. I'm going to read the advertisements about automobiles or what-' ever I'm buying." Advertisements are an invaluable guide to intelligent buying. Read them regularly. II 03 I m V) :