La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 08, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, June 8, 1025. THE LA GRANDE EVENING ORSEflVER Page Five 1 Local News In Brief COMING EVENTS Union I-tvo Stook Snow at Un ion, Juno 10-11-12. ItcRular clioo election from 2 to 7 j. in- June 15. Arceplcil position : Harry Nelson hu.s urritpe u po sition at tin- Him- .Mountain (Jar- At Wulloivu .Miks irrle Hunter spent thu wvt k end at Wallowa a fjueat at the home of her brother, C A Hunt nr. Left for Arlington . .lr. and Mrs. leorf IlunttnKton Currey and family left today by auto for Arlington, Oregon, to iiwla- tht'lr homo ther. Kerehcil cai-s The lilue .Mountain filtrate re ceived u carload of Clievrolels Krl- duy. Drovit to Wallowa MiHSiM Dorothy and Hut h Harrl koii motored to W'altowu Saturday Hpcitt thtt uoi'k end there visiting. They returned to I-a Grande yes terday. Here for m-ilul Mr. and Mrs. Kenn-ih V. Mc Kwizie and son were In l.n Grande last l-'iiday evening to attend the piano ricit.il in which their daugh ter, 'onstatU'e, was presented. t They are fuom Wallowa. Went to I'oitland M rs. .1 . . l-'rench n nd M is. A I Viih 'row ley and siikiII son, Clif ford, lei! La Grande last evening to r Portland, to spend a wee k there visiting friends and relatives. I en for Portland Mrs. A. W. Hay, accompanied by her son, Alfred, and daughter, Con stance, left las! evening on train No. LT. Io spend a week In Port land vislitng. Went o Walla Walla Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Ingle motor ed to Walla Walla. Washington. Saturday afternoon to attend a nie.-ting of the Ocsieopalliio society of Walla W'alla Valley them. To assume PatnraU According to word received hero f -ntn Nort h Powder. M iss Josie Klokland, who for the past two years has served as deaconess for the First Methodist church at Rak er, has received notice, of her tran sfer to North Powder whero she Blazer Sweaters AND Blazer Shirts Something New! Just in Today !?G.l,- to ?9.45 st ji; - ovkk SWKATKKS New l''anty A'eavc and Colorings. Today 99.45 Sweaters of Quality SKE WINDOW! JiNT (gTHIEt The Store With Oonwleno LA GRANDE'S GR0CATER1A AND MARKET Vnu have a right lo expect more fur your money here. An original, one-man operated La Grande cre ation the last word in none-serviee and more value. Self Serves - Saves will have churKc of the Methodist church there. ;oi. io l Jiii'iprfM I Mrs. A. n. In mi who 1i;h been jvlnitliiB nl the A. H. Hunter lioni lrom her Imnu- ut Portland, has Kon in Knti rnriKt! to visit n iativ ts there for Hoiiu time beforu re turning to wtHUrn Oregon. Mm Satiutlay Hay Norval was in La Grande .Saturday from his ranch at the lower end of the valley. Mr. Nor val had been to Hot Lake to vte't his wife who is in the hosptlu there. HetiiniiiiK hoiiic Alter spending the past four months in Arcle, Idaho. Miss il mu Arnold passed t hrough La Grande this morning en route to her home at Klgln. To islt Mr. and Mrs. J. I). George nnd son, John, went to Wallowa this morning on the branch line train to visit there indefinitely. The nro from Hoise, Idaho. Went to It a lues Mrs. It. Itrooks, accompanied by Mrs, Olson, went to Haines t his morning on I rain No. -4 to visit there for several days. I'avsctl throujih Mr. and Mrs. It. Itoss. of linker passed through La Grande Satur day, by auto, en route to Portland, w'uro they will remain idefinitety They art? moving to western Oreg on on account of Mr. Itoss health. !l4ft for lioim After spending the past iwo weeks In La Grande vilsling rela tives, Mrs. Clyde Hunting has re turned to her home In Portland. Hero shonnhi": i Among the people frr.m Wallowa jshoping in La Grande Saturday were Mrs. Kalph Ladd and -Miss Venese. On way to .MiMlfortl tl. w, Mowaru, cuy iramr oiii cer, left yesterday for Medford. Oregon, w hero he w ill remain for a week or Iwo. C. P. Holbrook. formerly county traffic officer, is assuming Mr. Howard's duties dur ing his absence. From Kansas Mr. and Mrs. L. A. It rower and small son, Kdward l.e were in La Grande this morning on their way 'to Ma.vville where they expect Io (make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Hrewer arc from Itaxt'-r Springs, Kansas. Hi'i-e this tmunig Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Paylou, ac companied by his daughter, Grace, ptisesd .llnougU La (irambi , Ihls nw.rnhnr roiiti. Ill I . 1 1 1 II II 1 1 0 III . j Wn., after Miss Mildred Payton. woo in viiviiuiiis ' n- n.i... They are from ltaker. Kn ioute home Miss Virginia Pine was in I.u Grande this morning en route to her home at Wallowa, after some time spent at Payette, Idaho, vh.it Ins.' Left liit nittlit Miss i:thel Harrison and Miss Kdna Mulholland left La Orando lasl evening on train No. ." for Spokane. Washiniflon. for an in definite stay there with Miss Har rison's mother. AVcnl to Wallowa j Mrs. It. T. MusHcllei for the Neighbors or was in La Grande Ihis her wty Io Wallowa in of .thai Lodge. She Is pa. Idaho, and on her from Wallowa sin- will , orKiini.cr Wooderal t, morning on the interest from Nam n'tuni trip visit the Io cal chapter of that org nization. (iolnu home I Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Kachou and small dauchter returned to their home ut Looking Glas.s this morn ing alter spending some time in La Grande. They were accompanied by Miss Olive Hirchfield, wiio will visit there for some time. Stmlilnril .Makt-s Talk Waldo St(Ml(hinl, "I' l.a (Iranilf, C). A. Kfadilat." in cmiiiii'Tt'r, KiiV'i; an arlilrcHH (il utOcolin- hclin-.' a convocation of alumni anl H.nl or .Saturday. Alter vunvueation. Where you can got Fresh, Tender Meats at at the lowest price.-. Everyone treated alike our aim is to give equal service to all. 2 Doors below Black Cat 1 tv 1 I ViWt 7. . 1 THIS REMARKABLE piece of sculpture "Mother Love" was done by Emil Fur lis In 1896. It now is on exhibition ut the FInerArta Buildinc. New York. picnic was given by (he general alumni association. Mrs. Jack flibson of Seaside ar rived In La Grand.! yesterday mor ning and was driven to Klgln yes terday afternoon by Jesse lire sh ears, comity sherifr, to visit her sister, Mrs. Uresheara. Here yc'lcnlay Among the out of town members of the executive committee Grande Konde Ghristtan Kndeiivor Tnion were in La (irande yesterday to at tend a meeting of Ue commltlee were Miss Maxine Pearce. Miss (iladys Magill ami Aliss Hsther Crow, of Lost inc. and liy Ander son. Ar:'.a Hutler and Henry liird of Huker. Pa-seil through- Ollie ciiiblers pa:-K-d through Lai Grande for her home at Seattle, Wriishlnt,'lon, en route to hettver, Colorado, where Hiie ji'es as -ist representalix e to t he National So cial Workers convention to be held there June 10 to I 7. She is Well known in La Gra ude, having for merly mad' her home here. Left c-.t4'rday Mrs. .1. J. liurbrhlire. Miss L'lhe! llnrbridet-, Mrs. Lay Sihihimts and small daughter and Miss W'inni ired Hcolt left La Gmnde yester day ntornin?,', via auto, for Aber deen, Idaho. Alter spending sev eral days there they will k 1 Wa't Lake t'iiy, I t : h, and other t'tah points to visit tor f-:on:e time. Miss lluibridKe will return to La Grande in two weeks, and Hi' others will be Kotie a month or six weeks. I (turned from inspection Judge William mby, chairman .f the slate highway commission, has returned to his liome ut link er and it. II. ISaldoek. Mate high way eiiirineer, has retutneil Io La Grande after .several days spent in I'matilki county inspe tini,' the hih w ays t her'. They have be. n looking over the survey work bo ing dmie from Alt"-,- to I'ktiih. Th y i" port this work has been h.mdieapped with snow storms. Personal Mcnlion j Mlss.s M.-ril an. I 1 1 1 1 Ma.' Anil : lew havr r. ltiru'd to l.a ('.rand.' ultT xisithiK a li'W dayM at I'nion. Mm, K.itt- .M iMc)ii:;oii slinp pitu; lu I.u (iraiule I'ruiii Summer ville Satunliiy. Tutu ku.sh. repr S'-nfjitlve of 11m- 1;ins Hueii-!- p. tint company of rnrihtiul, was a visitor at the Ulue .Mountain Garage fatui'lay. Mil. f'lnr lvir!y wan visilintr in l.a (lr:inl- Saturday Hum Iht home at Jos- nii. Mi:;. H. nry .Miteli. it and .I.iiikIiI er, (tf .luM'pli. wt-i'i- villuis tu l.a (! ande tint unlay. MlK. lift' n l.fti-eln. (tf Ci'Ve, miH a l.a (Irande isittir S;.lruilay. Mtm. K. It. Tutn- was in Ia fiiMiele Saturday from Klln .Mim l:ay Huif w:is Mhrnppinir in l,;i ir;'iil-' Stlnniiiy flout Jmt home at l'umikin 1 ; n i tr- M i a. V.'iliiatii II iH' hinsou ancJ ; Mis. lion .M.-VfTft. toth ol I nlon. j u.-l'' shoppiriK lu I.ii tjratlde Sat-i 11! tin J". Mm. ,1. Nl.i'k il:i Hll-'pl'lllJ- ll'fr S.Mfitii'-l HI ! III d(i . ( 31 Mis. T. f'. V.'riht. of Knf.-rpris-. .1 visitor to li (irande Sfliur- Oay Cara Nome Gift Sets combine beauty cud u'.ili'y in a form t hat is popular with eiry woman and gi.l. The s t p:cliii d here con tains Guru Nome Perfume, Toilet Water. ('oiiiph-xiori 1 o w d e r ami Talcum grouped in a beautiful set ing of rich blue1 satin. A gift any girl will treastne. Priced $10.00 Glass Drugs Inc. 77le CjO$JL Start La Grande, Oregon POKILWD malm rs I'(l;TI..i. ire. ( AP) t'at l!e and sheep steady today, hos K to 1T cents hiKher, Kks steady, butter 44 cents, bullerlat 4;t cents. SAN KKANCISCO (AP)- lUlt lerfat 4!i'j i-ents here today, WORLD-WIDE FUSION IS HOPED FOR (Continued from Pago Ono.) range of capacity and Ju nius which mark-s this nation tor a preeminent destiny. The American people have commj'.n h ,j the respect uf the world. "It is not so many years since visitors from other quartets of the world were wont to contemplate our concourse of races, origins, mid interests, and shake t h ir heads omniously. They feared that from such a melting pt of divete ele ments we could never draw the tested, tampered metal that is the only stila.tano for. national cluvr acler. Kven among oursdv'S were many who listened with seri ous concern to such I'oreboillngs. They were Hot quite sure whether we had created a nation with flu soul of a nation. They wondered if perhaps we had merely brought together a larg. number of peo ple hi a large place. Americanism Prot en "Had tlit'M' misgivings been Jus tified when the hour of trial came, it would have meant disaster to us and to the world. Hut instead of crumbling Into a chaos ol dis cordant -l nieiits. America pro veil its truly national unity. It dem onstrated conclusively that there Is a spirit ual quality shared b- all rae s and conditinns of men which Is their universal heritage am common nature. Powerful enough Io hold this people to a high ideal Markets I . Big Cohan Success Coming mil ! Ill 1 i Mil ay 7 " ' 1 Today and ! ( ' :A lucsday i V 1 X III mi miimw wwwiwiiiijrti.Ji, mm i ,., m l.auiatKf' Ifftr-ay. known nil mer tlte worl.l t "I fit' I. ail of '()lU' (lillll" C'oilicdv I'liu l u ket." U iiiinilttf to Hie Am :ulr t healei- In Iti unjih-t j vtiife- .eot(;r M. lohait ffinmu llilernalfonnl l:iue,li riot, LnuiatK-1 l'(r-a. known nil mer lie worhl ax " I lie I. ai l of I'liu l u ket." U tiuiiiuir to Hie Am :ulr t healei- In Iti urriilrM Miite- ieoiyr M. lohait fdnmti llileriiiilfoiinl lnnli riot, r A . Pi - 1 i - A GOOD SPKIMiY-'ItOAKl) hai Rivrn Al White, Olympic diving i-h:imi, u first -class start for hh. phino into San Francisco's new swlniir.in; pool. Tin pool, just eoniplft cd, U Hui largest in the in time of supreme (rial, why may we not hop'"- that the same influence- will at h 11;: 1 h 1 eicti men a nd women wherever t hey ;nv found on eart h ?" J'n'Sld"iit Coolldge praise.) 1 he Scandinavian immigrants for their cont ril-ui ion 11 Americaii life, but made'rfo direct n fri-n-e to present day 1 11 1 111 ig rat Ion problems which prompted congress Io enact the law designed to limit the flow of aliens from south Km-i-iie and en courage ini mi.; rat Ion f t orn eoiin t ries In l he nort hern part of the continent. ; Itecalling that just one hundred years ago a giuup of h'Z per.-ons set out from Norway on the 4:1-1 on siniip K est aural huien as the first org, 1 nized party of imnMfvrants r.' " . . iTH'.: it. s 'out from Norway on the 4 '..ton . .. II si nop lie.staural loiien aM t he first i II j til 1 1 1 from that country, the president said that "M him sot a would not be Mhme.soiu, Die group of imperial northwestern states would not be what they are, hut for the coll I ribultou that has been, made to t hem by the Scandinavian conn tries." Ourlng th- period from 1815 to 1S4S. Mr. t'oolldge asserted. Im migration from northern and west ern I'htrope not only built the flut ed States "Into numbers, wealth and authority in (lie world, but had a tremendous reflex on Lu rope." "Hut for American example and Influence." he added, "1 he deino crattc movements of and IMS in Ihirope might have been long post pnued. The broadly demo cratic evolution whh-h swayed Ku rope so greatl In the latter half of the a i net eeii tii century might have, failed enilreP." I in migration from r.ort h and west Ihiidpe, gave "constaul en couragement to liberal though and adieu, " he said, "and in this coun- try by giadeally gimg the north a great predominance in numhers, hastened the downfall of slavery. "America wi'h all that it repre sents ol hope in the world," 1 lu ll resident (old his audience. "Is now and will be what you make ll. Its institutions, of religious liber ty, of education and economic op portunity, of constitutional rights, of integrity of the law. are the most precious possessions of the human race. "These do not emanate from Ihe go vera i ne ut. Their abiding; place is with t he people. They come from the consecration of the father, the )"Ve of the unit her, anil the de votion of the children. They are the product of that honest, earn est and tin-less effort that goes in to the rearing of the family altar and the making of the home of our count ry." Kl I, !.;; sot Ms WAHNIMi Round Trip Excursion Fares Tickets on aula tfaily to Supc if Kansas City St. Louis . Chicago . . Detroit Cleveland Washington New York . Boston . , $67.00 76.50 81.00 100.62 103.56 136.56 142.40 148.50 CotrMiwiMJliiufwrca lo oilier Important criiLcrs. Kiiittlrclumliuiu. October J 1, 1)25. LilKrnl loi-over privileges go Inn And rcturnuig. , Zlon National Pork I-ow miiiiiw r lira to thta nrw Won der lund of Color in Southern UImIi. Why not take it ia on ytHir way Eait ? YcllowitoneNatlonal Park M(iy alio be ni.ule a nlo trip ot a small additional coit. Aik tnr free booklet descriptive uf tlietc funtoua teaorU. Wherever yon want to so, let u make all youf BrmriBeincnia. it roan nr more and will aavc your valuable time. - ' - j ,f. M. Keme.v. Aul. gliS,AZ ft I,a (.laiiile, Ore. I St -,S III H EX r s r III I J h Hal n IkL il - mi mi ; : mm CTI nejjota (Uy the Associated Press) Secretary of Stale Kellogg, In lt speech at the Norse-American Cen tennial celebration today, warned against tampering "with the foun dation principles upon which, through tho constitution, repre sentative democracy is 1)11111." The seeretary declared the principles of the constitution are being as saulted by propagandists who ad vocate the overthrow of Kovcm mcnt and the substitution of class tyranny," and by a "considerable body of our citizens, who lit the name uf liberty and reforms are Impatient of constitutional restric tions and by insidious approaches and attacks would destroy these guarantees of personal liberty." Woodmen of America Headed for Milwaukee M 1 1 AVAl'K K K. (API The na tional convention of Ihe Modern Woodmen of America, held quad rennially, will open ehle Ihe Week of June -t. continuing through the entire week, with approximately 1. Jua delegates attending. Many attractive features are planned, among them compel it ivo drills by picked teams, with nine army officers acting as judges. Tho drill teams are the lust of theor ganizatlou's camps, and will come here after having Blood the test of t he preliminary meetings, more US, ti(H) of which have been held in preparation for the national event. "eVnctian Night" 1h expected to he the most colorful of the week's Special The tcry latest styles and patterns hi UrcsM-s for i liil tlren, ages 10 lo I I 9.-.C Younx Ladies nntl Ladies Dresses iit latest .sl.lcs ami patterns 95c and S2.75 I -a dies' cl Kill lind I'uleul leather rumps In (hive different Mhs $2.95 .Men's Work Shirts 50c Oriulnnl ('hi)ipewa Work Shoes for .Men $:!.95 The New York Slore 11! 10 A da mo MARKET JBfL'S GR0CERIES Phone Main 759 ; STKA WBKIIRI KH .FOU-fe'AXNKS'G 4 .'..,Vta $2.83 I'cr ('rule (JUALITY I'OTATO CHIPS l()c Package Our old friends and customers will find us in OUR NEW QUARTERS Prepared to served belter Hum ever. Electrical Goods of All Kinds La Grande Electric Company Hocsch 151i!k. General Cords --Go a Umg Way to Make Friends. Jenninffs & Shumate comim;! Tin; i:i:nt ! Tin; si;,so ARCADE THEATRE One MulU Only vi:immav, .n m; hum jl Heney Duffy ppoductio?i George M.Cohan!s" Comedy of Two Nations Vim LAWRENCE D'OBSAY 'and a CAST OF UNUSUAL EXCELLENCE. lo mini; 'lli"t f""" 1 1 1 -1 ....... i u h. S in I' M'irrls. n liml ultli ll. IiiIkIiimI Niw mk i'li-l. AT si;sii!i.i; I'liiri.s i nun' i.iihii i ii"i. si. ""; i ". - : luiiitmy si.iiu mill nc (Vlus Tiw) .its in Mill.' iilli!a:H I'niK Sinn". activities, and is to be held oil tho waters of Lake Michigan, frontlmr Juneau park, which forms a na tural amphitheatre, . John J. TUalne, governor of Wis consin, will be one of tint principal speakers at tho convention session t which urc to be ludd dully. Diplomas (iivcn to UH rOTTAfJK CiltOVK. Or. Cot tage (.trove's commencement week for a class of .is, tho largest In tho history of the schools, closed with commencement exercises at which Professor It. It. Hewitt of the Ore gon Agricultural College delivered an address. , I Or. Dnbbs In MUws Validly. pnltKST (1HOVK, ore Dr. John 1'. Dobbs, presidentelect of Pacific university, will leave Kov-: est (trove Immediately nfer the annual commencement exercises J une 17, He expects to ret urn y to his horn' at .Maiden, Mas.-i., ami pre pa re for tho removal of his family to Oregon.' . OOTEL ASTOD 2nd & Hill Lo. Ant.lu EVERY ROOM h PRIVATE TOILET 50 Bath. New, Modern Close to Shopping District and Theatre! FREE CARACE Tariff from $1.50 Exchange Two - family hoiws on l-'lrst St., lu t'K-i-hnnxo for a imhI house in Portland. l'lve-ft4,ro traet with etrn pi km I Iniprove nieiits In May l'nik lo exchan forrlly propcity or a Biotl new autw. I .. M KM HOW UlltV. WEEKS & BLACK . itKAiroits ill t- New l'oley l.ldtf, 1 P liiMirniu-o - Ixaus mm mm f;ilii(iii r.' fljl. cn V .1 niil.l v( tw.'l'.'i U.f lit I. os AliKi'ka I