La Grande evening observer., June 17, 1925, Image 5

Wednesday, Juno 17, 1025.
THE LA ORANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pape Five
Local News In Brief
lino oil tmsliifss
Homer JumltKun iin-1 JeKti :!
wunlK of linker were in I,u Grande
on Ijuslnt'Ha t his morning.
To ...-cm! seliool
ilns Louise Kronen loft Monthly
morning on her way to Salem. Oro
pnn. to enroll as a student at the
I'uuitol ItUHitiesa College there.
To l-il !.rc
.Mrs. i L. M. Harper, of 1'ortlnnd.
arrived In ,a Grande this morniiiK
and will visit hero for two weeks
Ith her daughter, Mrs. Marvin V.
Vleam-y.
To vMi lu're
Mrs, I,. M. Harper, of I'oilhunL
arrived In l.a Grande titis morning
and wll visit here for two weekt
with he idtiUKhter, Mrs. Marvin W.
lleaney.
Hero from Porltiuitl
Miss Jane Harland arrived
in La
o
Grande: this morning from
land. Oregon, and will visit
for some time with frit-mis.
L I ftTt tills morning
Mrs. tleorge Hair left l,u Grimdi
I tjils morning en route eusi to vis
il at various points. Jb r first stop
I ping plate alter leuvli g here will
! be ut Hoise, Idaho.
Loft for Portluiul..
Mrs. S. J. Crowe and small son.
Ilek, left this morning, for Port
land for a visit of two or three
weeks. They will attend the Kosu
Ketitival there this week.
Louis Saudoz, accompanied by
his son. .went to the upper Wallowa
Hiver lust evening on a fishing
trip. They returned to l.u Grundft
thin morning.
Irf'ft for Portland .
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Walker left
Monday night en route to Portland.
They will remain there indefinite
ly. Ml. Walker has accepted a
position with the Williams Motor
com puny of that place ami Mrs.
Walker expects to attend business
college.
Iteliiinexl to l.a Grande
MrsJJ. P. Moreloek and daught
er, Kl It'll, urrived In La Grande this
morning on train No. -1. Mrs.
Moreloek has been at Centralis,
Washington, with her mother who
lias beon seriously ill at her homo
there. , And Miss Moreloek has
been aitending school at the Ore
gon State Normal school at Mon
mouth. Hero this moi nimjr
Mrs. W. H, Halley. of Suinpter,
was In La Grande this morning on
her wjey to Kummerville to visit
iler pnreut'sV M r. ami Mrs'. 'S. 'L.
11 rooks. e was -accompanied by
her son, lirooks Hal ley, w ho is on
Ms way home from the Cnlverslty
of Oregon, where he has been at
tending school.
Jtettiriietl homo
After two weeks spt nt ill Port
land and Murshlield, Mrs. W. I
McAdory has returned to her home
in La Grande. She attended the
Slate -deration of Women's Clubs
at Mnrslifleld, after which she at
tended Oie Notional Music Conven
tion In Portland. She also visited
her sister, Mrs. tjuinn, who lives
In Portland. She was accompani
ed homu by her small nephew.
Wellington (.juinn. who will spend
tile summer here.
Heliiriiotl homo
Mr. ami Mrs. George T. Coch
ran and daughter, Miris Hetty, re
turned, lo La Grande this mornlnR
after spend the past two weeks in
Portland, and other points. Mrs.
Cochran utended the Slate Federa-j
tion of Women's Clubs at Marsh-'
i-M. afb-r which she visile. I frl-,
ends and relatives In Portland and
attended the National Music Con
vention there. Mr. Cochran at
tended tlm Masonic Grand Lodgnl
meeting at Portland ami visited at
Seattle ami Tacoma, Washington,
w hile away.
Managing IMggly Iggly Sinn
A biter received here front Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Holm, residents of
La Grande for C! years and in bu
siness here four years but now at
Minneapolis, states that they were
recently visited by a cylcone which
fortunately. Injured them not at
oil. Mr, Holm, although nppoluled
mutineer of one of the Mother
Hubbard stores there, resigned in
favor of an appointment as manag
er or a I'iggly Wiggly store. They
recently met Mr. Anderson, form
erly of this locality, but who Is
now engineer between i-'t. Claire
ami Minneapolis.
Our old friends and customers will find us in
OUR NEW QUARTERS
Prepared to served better than ever.
Electrical Goods of All Kinds
La Grande Electric Company
Itoesch 15ldg.
General Cordis
Go a Long Way to Make Friends.
Jennings & Shumate
Visiting sIsUnw
Aim. George Ktraml, of I'eiidU
tn. h SHiUlin: Hie week In l.u,
Gnin.Je the giH.8t of ilc.r Hiiiter,
Mrs. I. B. iiuyva.
lft for Convention
Mrs. T. Thomas left today for
Milton, Oregon, to attend tho Ka
stern Oregon Convention of tho
Christian ehurch there. Tim con
vention will end Sunday.
Called to KelM
A. S. Duryeu left Lu Grande last
evining on train No. 33 for Kelso.
Washington, called by the death of
Mrs. Duryeas father at that place.
The funeral arringments have not
yet been announced.
Hero yesterdays
C. A. Hunter, of Wallowa, was
ill li Grande yesterday en route
to his home -after a trip to Cort
land. Ml-. Hunter wi.iit1ii.l.. I
shipment of slock to the Portland
jiiuruei.
Hero on IiiMiu-hs
J. N. Bishop, engineer making
1 oral ions on I In. I i.i .. . t..i, n
i Day highway. Is in ,n Grande to
'dav on liiiim- II.. i. ,.,...,..,.,',..
! led by his wife and sm ilt son, who
.-ire the triixufu r l .-u If 11 l..l
dock while here.
Itcttiriicil to Poi-i land
After some time spent In La
Grande at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. William Webster.
Miss Ina Mae Webster returned to
Port: iikI this morning to resume
her h( mhos at the Henke Walker
llusiness college.
To Visit Mother
Mrs. Bert Youngsbee and baby
were in La Grande this morning
on their w ay to Joseph to isit
there with Mrs. Youngshee's mo
ther. Mrs. Charles Scott. They
urn from Portland.
Loft for I'm Hand
l-'ranU Dana, aceomp-inii-? by
two grandchildren, William and
Lucille Gallerin, hri vo gone tn
Portland to -attend the Hose Festi
val there. While In Portland they
will visit Mr. and Mrs. Niehnhis
DePinto, who now make Portland
their home.
Hero Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mathews and
fpiuehtor. Miss Hose, motored to
La Grande Sunday trom their
home at Pendleton and spent tho
day here with Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Norton. Mrs, Norton Is Mr. and
Mrs. Mathews' daughtei.
Left for Portland
Mrs. Ward Fowler, accompanied
by, Mrs. Cnroline Deal, Mrs. Chirk
ami Donald McKay b it this morn
ing, "by auto, for Vo'rilund.' They
will (ittend the Hose Festival there
and return to La Gr.uule Thurs
day evening or Friday. Mr. Fowl
er will join them In Portland and
return to La Grande with them.
Loft for Monmouth
Misses Marian and MUdn-n Lov
ett let! Monday morning en route
to Monmouth to 'enroll for tlm
summer session at the Oregon
Normal School. Miss Marian w ill
also stay at Monmouth during tlm
winter term and Miss Mildrcdr will
return to La Gra title t hfs full tn
resume her work as teacher at
Greenwood school here.
Loft hist coiiin;;
Mr. and Mrs. 11. G. Dow and
small son. Hobby, tell last evening
en route to California. They will
stop in Portland uid attend the
Host; Festival there, after which
will visit Hen Declous at, Medford.
They will also visll the National
Guard training camp at Medford.
From there they will go to Sacra
mento to visit relatives for some
lime ami then to San Francisco,
where Mrs. Mow will visit her son,
Johnny Heughan. They expect to
be. gone about three weeks.
Iri for Milton
Kev. Hnd Mrs. O. W. Jon--a and
daughter. Miss llt-ryl. left this
morning for Walla Walla. Wash
ington, to spend the day there af
ter which they will attend Ihe Ka
nt ern Oregon Convention of the
christian Church at Milton. 'They
will remain Micro unlfl After Sun
day and then go to Kelso. Wash
ington, to visit Mr. Jones' brother.
I-Votii Kelso they will go lo Turn
er to attend the Stale Convention
of the church and a large atten
dance is expected. They will be
away until after July 4 ond will be
accompanied to Milton by Mis. M.
L. i'arker, who will return to her
home here after the Lastern Ore
gon Convention.
Home from Whitman
MIhh Gonvieve Ilanna linn retur
ned tolier homo here to apenil tho
Humer moniliH. MIh.i llunnu has
been uttemlinpr school at Whitman
I'olliKe. ut Walla Walla. Wuahlnft
ton, during tho pant year.
Personal Mention
Hob Itoiinsvllle, accompanied y
Mr. Holcontli, both of Wallow n.
were business visitors to 1-a Grande
ycBtorduy.
I
Mrs. John Heed was shopping In
l.u Grande yesterday from her .
holm: at Perry. j
John Kckles. of linker, was am
ong the linker people who attend-'
ed the J. D. S. Conferenco hero
Sunday.
Mrs. Herman Merger went to Is
land City this morning to visit her
sister there.
Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Cross were
visitors to l.u Grande loduy. Mr.
Cross is Yard M ister for the O. W.
II. and N. Company at Keith.
W, C. Crews, city manager, Is.
spending u few days ut The Dulles,
on business.
Heed McLean, of Wallowa wafcj
a business visitor to l.u G run do
yesterday. j
O. C. Maxwell -turned lo Ma1
home at L'Iglu this morning "after
a short time spent In Lit Grauda. '
Mr. Maxwell is postmaster at Kl-'
gin. j
'.Until .Turn m went tn I'.Tl I rlnrlKft 1
this morning on a business trip.
1TV1-: IWTOItS CONTROL
.MONT POTATO lISi:.SKS
Five factors arc essential to pre
vention and control of potato dis
eases in Oregon crop rotation,
seed select ion. seed 1 real men t,
plant spraying, nod gootl storage.
These practices are outlined by the
experiment station potato special
ists, who also list the following as
minor factors of control:
Kind of fertilizer used, cultural
methods, checking of Insects that
.spread disease, ami use of irriga
tion water. The first five practices
are most to he depended on. All
of them must be considered if, the
grower is to produce potatoes of
high yield and good quality free of
potato disease.
Hesults nt the experiment sta
tion in Corvallis show that morn
than one of thene methods are nec
essary, and that two or more such
as rotation and seed selection
must be employed on each lot suc
cessfully grown.
HOTFL KCGKM-: IK OPKNF.D.
Kt'GFNi;, Ore. Hotel men
from all over the state and many
outside visitors were here, for the
crucial opening of the new half
million dollar Hotel Kugeno. No
formal ceremonies were held, the
citizens being Invited to look
through the building at tleir
plea.su rc. Four bun tired persons
attended the opening dinner at
night.
The new hotel is under the
management of Harry Mutton, one
of ihe original promoters of I he
enterprise, and F. A. Clark, lioth
have had wide experience In ho
tel management. Officers 'and dt
icctors of the Kugeno Hotel com
pany are Hbd lios president;
10 r in st Ii. Gi (strap, vice president;
John Hunziker. A. It. Tiffany and
Frank N. McA lister.
Kith Ithlbtlay Coll lira in I.
MKDKOKD, Ore. M.. D. Corliss,
roll roil, wlKwe wife's N4lh birthday
anniversary oecurrfl last week,
celebrate d his own Kit h blti htlay
by doing work about bis home, ;tt
North Orange street, and 1u keep
ing the neighbors' lawns well cut,
while his wife looked after her
UMlul hotlKeliOltl duties. They have
been married ii years, ami have
resided in Medford since mm, hav
ing come her? from Uanloul, III.
The well known ag'-d couple quiet
ly entertained a gathering of rela-
Jtives In honor of the day.
SAVING is one of the lest
habits you can form. It
means the investment of money
in your future happiness a
means of bettering yourself end
your family in an educational,
social and economic sense.
Youv bank account is your
shield against misfortune.
Come in today and have ? S&Z
with us.
La Grande National Bank
Quality at a
Iteasonable Price
Often ti difficult com
bination to find, b.it nl
w ays Lo be found at
your Hexall Drug Store.
In Stationery, for ex
ample. Lord Baltimore
Linen
is a high-guide, fabric
finished stock of evcel
lent w light, yet cosls,
for a, box of !i sheets
and mi envelopes, only
50c
White and tints. All the
popular shapes und si .is
Gl
ass uru
Inc.
The ffiacgjjL Sttr
La Grande, Oregon
maiuo.n to iiavj: schvi:v.
SALl-LM. Ore. A detailed so. I
survey of Marion county will be
started at once under I he direc
tion of the department of soils
of 1 he Oregon Agricultural col
lege, according to announcement
made :tt luncheon of the Sal em
chamber of commerce. F. I
Torgerson, soil expert, will have
direct charge of the work.
In connection wit h t he surwy
la lire mans will be nrenareil shu.v-
jlng the character of soil ii eve.y
part of the county. It was pre
dicted that a year won hi be rv
UUired to complete the work. The
survey w ill start in I he bottom
land districts near Salem, and
will be extended to the most re
mote parts of the county.
NTOUAGIO CONTIS.KT MOT
HOOD HIVIOIi. Ore. The An
drews Construction company of
I'ortiand. received a contract from
the apple growers' association for
building a two-story, cork tn-ml-uted
refrigerated storage houue at
Odd. The hew plant, which will
be 80x200 foot, will be ready for
ha ml ling 'Ai:jou pears by Sep
tember 1.
Tho bid of th" ' I'ort land con
iractor was $S2.(hih. The as.socla
tion will b-t n coul ract later for
equipping the HMneture with re
frigeration machinery at an esti
mated cost of about $H,(Mift. The
building will accommodate lou.uou
boxes of fruit.
Hector Ordained U1 Years.
KM. KM. Ore Services in com
memoration of Hu- L".Mh annivers
ary of the ordination lo the min
istry of Itev. D. il. Chambers, rec
tor of DM- Kplscopal church here,
were hebl. . The visiting minisb'rs
witnessed the burning of the iioter.
representing I he last Indehf eduesu
on the new church and parsonage,
erected under the direction of Mr.
Chambers. The chinch und par
sonage cost $:iri,iiiKt,
Hue i:oniJuntinn .Inly 7
SALKM, Ore. Korty-olght per
sons have a pptied for permission
to take the semi-annual bar ex
aminations in Haled i on July 7
ami S. The examinations will be
hebl in the senate chamber ltmb-i-di
red ion of t he state board of
bti r exa ininc;-Ji.
"Perfect," She
, f 2
4!
Miss Frances Illckok, a Kiir.saa
phvfiiiue and character of any girl
adjudtfcd winner from a clans of
America 100 per
dm; wocndioi) in ukawl
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. Wal
ter HiM is in a local hospital with
knife wounds in his throat and
arms, anil Ira Ware is in the city
j:ill on an open charge us the result
of .what the police wild was a
drunken fight here. Although Hill
was seriously injured, aitending
physicians ha hi he would recover
unless - complications developed.
The cause of the reported fight
could not be learned, ns police said
Ware was still too In toxical ed to
give a coherent story, and HIM was
unlable to talk because of his
wounds. Ware came hero recently
from Lakevlew.
lOI'fiKMO lOIU'CATOlt AVIODS
1M0NDLKTON, Ore. Dr. It. C
Clark of Kugeno, head of the his
tory department of the 1'nivorslty
We Go Out of Our Way to Serve
I'ltlOSIl VATi:ltMI'.I.OS, t'AXTAI.Ot I'MS,
j:i,t;i. nor hoisi: tomaioiim
lii xat vixarrAiiM'.s or am, kinds
THE CITY GROCERY
Just Back of Oftrr'fl on Fir fitreot
I'EIOAB MAIN 673 RAX BAUAf FKED DILI VERT
If You Want
The 'Cash
On a real estate sales contract or first niorltfatfi',
we can get the money for yon and free you
of this Ion;;-time investment.
I'nless you have n lure number of such in
vestments and are in a piisition to rc-invesi
small monthly payments lo an advantage, you
probably find il inconvenient to have your money
in these contracts or mortgages.
Private capital dealing chiefly in that variety
of security is available to purchase such con
tracts and real estate mortgages. If you are
interested, call us for an appointment or drop
in at your convenience.
Floyd McKennon
La Grande National
Bank Building
Wins Cup
5
Ctly high school girl, has the besl
in tho Kansas City schools. She was
250, and will bo given tho "Heart of
cent perfect" cup.
I of. Oregon, and Miss Marguerite
Isiraughau of 1'c.ndleton. were mar
I rlcd at the homu of the bride's par
lents, It became known here. The
'bride Is a graduate of the univer
sity. She Is ihe daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. 10. T. Straughan.
The couple left immediately af
ter Ihe ceremony ami will visit tit
Washington, D. C, ami in Hhlladel
phln, prior to embarking from New
York for an extended trip through
lOurope. They plan to return about
January 1 and make their home In
l.'ugene.
A w oman can seldom hit what
she alms nt, even when she throws
herself at a man.
The secret of success lies In
ha vine more confidence In vniii--
self ami less In others.
NEW WARFARE
ON SQUIRRELS
(Continued from Pago One.)
wit ii vhat Is known as a duster,
commonly used In fighting garden
ptstH. Where thero is more than
one opening In the hole, tho while
cloud of poison may appear as
far as twenty feet away through
another opening. Kach method is
equally effective, but the duster
results In a considerable saving of
material.
In tho tests during the past two
days both methods were used, The
j most mriking effect of the poison
vkun uiwi-i vt-ii on Hiuimu ihik" mm ii
aro commonly said to be unite dif
ficult to kill with any means, from
poison to clubs. After u dose, of
the cyanide material, however, the
ground-hogs were dead in less than
a minute. Probably the most Im
portant use of the poison, if it
proves effective, will be tho fight
ing of pocket gophers for which
no generally succe.-sst ul met hod
has been In force up to date. Go
phers treated yesterday were found
dead Just Inside the open hole.
Ton Shipped Here,
One ton of the material Is be
ing shipped to Mm county agent
here by t ho California Cyanide
company ut Los Angeles distributed
at cost through the county. It is
believed that it wilt materially as
hLsI in making a final clean-up on
the squirrels which do not take
poison grain bait satisfactorily at
this time of year.
16 DIPLOMAS
CIIVEN EIGHTH
GRADE PUPILS
(Continued from I'ngo One.)
1'atil York, North iow dor.
'Ann Zaugg, l.u Grande, It. D.
i? rii tie diitlomas d oritur t he Mav I
ami J une oa initiations, 1 4 it have
been successful. Over 78 per
cent are eligible for high school.
This report refers to pupils out
side of La Grande.
IMIiLER BID
FOR SCHOOL
IS ENTERED
(Continued from Png One.)
1 against: Alice). II for, 4-St
against: . Pleasant Grove, I- fo: j
1 r against. The total vote cast fl
ail sevi-n districts Is better lh:in j
194 for to 102 against. I
The school will probably be I
opened a year from this fall. 1
This Is the time of tho year j
college graduates worr y uboul ,
how much money bricklayers '
make. I
I
U takes 1 wo to start a fight,
but only one to finish it.
Infant's Layettes
1 '.Xpert lint mothers will do well lo see us In-fore fiurclntslnx
(heir layettes. Our lino of Infant V Wear Is complete, ami
our prlcos art ril't.
Art & Baby Shop
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