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

Friday, July 17, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Five V
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Local News In Brief
and Wtitntm Uinicr were in J.a i
Grande thin moritin$r en route to j
Wallowa, where they expect to j
muke their Haute. They are from j
Murhtl, Texas, hid have hern vi- i
siting at 1Huvt, Colorado, for uic
past several weeks, j
COMING KVKNTS
IMoneer nicnlc ut Klvcrslde
VftrK July
Annual Wintf, Kin und Fleet
foot Oul r'lali iiamjuet and
Annua) Kuafern Oregon Sport
men's Association transhoot -
heauty school here, This should
have been Mrs, Caroline Ix-al, in
stead of Mrs. Judy.
((ere today
Mtes tiet trade Stringer in a via-
fitor t lot Grande today from Wal
ter, Idaho. She will return lo her
home this evening.
Here from ""
Attorney II. r WMmoii. of Union.
i In I41 Grande today on iegul
business.
Doing nicely
'KemfVih Woodward, who h"d
to huv Mh left leg amotdated the.
first of the week as the result of
an accident, iH reported getting
along nicely today.
1i-k. '. I. .iohmem went t Kluln t
this morning to visit Mrs. Klin- j ported ett in)
hummer there for a few days.
AH itciit'ti
Jno. i knight will leave Sun
dae for the oeucn it join ms wiic
anil daughter. Miss Silvia.
have been there for Home time
Hud ojterat ton
Kay Lake underwent nn opera
tion at Grande fUmde Hospital yes-
rday lir avpettdiritttt. He is re-
ttiont; fine today.
Mr. Hicks here
George it. ilit'ks, president of
the Howmun-1 ticks i,uinber Com
pany, of Kansas City, is spending
who J1 f-w days in loi Grande on busi
ness.
Left lat eveltt
At m. Frank Hutu-ten and niece,
Virginia Winifred, ieft fur Tneoma.
Washington, Just evening. After
a short visit there they will jro to
J ho Heach ut Longbranetu Wash
ington for several weeks. Mr.
Hansen wilt Join them some time
later.
FIRES IN
WALLOWA
t FORESTS
f Continued from Ps On.)
The patroia and rangers are on
the alert, and ail are cautioned
to exercise the greatest care.
ilae tlutcr
Mr. and Mrs, Kred Hiers are tin?
parents of a hairy daughter Imni
to them at the Grande Hondo Hos
Ye-itlng hero
Mrs. John Straw! is visiting in
l,a tirande tiie suest of Mrs. K, It.
Hayes. Mrs. Strand is from i'en-dleton.
Kan
Motored from lendletm
Mr. and Mrs. (. 1. A. Kon-
and Mrs. 11. K. Chloupck, of Pen
dtetmt, motored to l.x Grande
Wednesday. ,
Went tu f;nterfrl-e
Afra. Marian Wealherell from
J'endlcion was in it Grande this
morning on her way to ICnterprise
to accompany a patient hack to the
Kayterit Oregon Statu hospital at
i'endleton.
FIGHTCK IS MifSSiXG . i
riUivST IIVKK Ida. Hy (he;
Associated Prmtti) An unidentified
forest, fire fiffhter is itiisslnff, per
haps dead, Rnd two others are se
riously horned, following the trap
ping of seven men hy flames at
iiiiih tYeek, 30 mlh's north of tterfl
luto yesterday.
Lemon Cocoa Butter
Skin Cream
Oup of Vwir 'iwidt'4kMi'
iiwlnlty dwrtnjr tiw
hoi w entire
l r SiintMim ami Wimllmr
A crt'tt m ioin nosed of t he
Jttlce Qt letnons Hthodled
with Cocoa It utter, A tal
nitin food, I.emow Cocoa
Hutter Cream will retoi
vigor to the muscies, vitat
ity to the tiBHies and eiKattc
Uy to the (kin. t helps to
eradicate tan and freekies;
Klve toar iife to a fresh
t'ompicxlon and rt'iuvenates
it faded skin.
Glass Drugs
inc.
3?222Ms
La Grande, Oregon
Tt- isit cousin
Mini larhara H(a, went to
Watloiva ttiiis morning tt visit her
eonwitt,' Mi?w fcnftiee Itoundy. She
wilt reittutn at Wallowa until Mon
day. ,
lleturned
Mr. and Mrs. I'e
lelmnt'd to iljeir
Kinsley have
lumc in 11a
Grande after a ten day auto trip vennon inej
jtvroitKh Yakima. Seattle, Vaneouv
er, It. C.. Cortland and Seaside.
Hettirmtl this . nmrnhifi:
Colonel and fttrw, ('. H. tvanhoe
returned io iiieir home in Ijx
(iraijfJe this morning after sever
al d:i.".s spent In I'ortland, s They
attended the it. 1. o.' rllkM' Con-
sited mother
Joe WilHamson has returned to
Ids home at Hiehiaml. Oregon,
after a few days spent in m
tiuinde visiting his mother, Mrs,
John Williamson.
Motored to Milton
C 1. iMitman motored to Mtltun
yesterday after Mrs. I'tilman who
has been visiting her parents there
for the pasf Week. They ntlltned
to li tJrandi today.
Ketufued
Klmer Me.Manus and Kenneth
Gekeier retifrned to Grande
this morntnK on train No. 24 from
1'orJlaml, where they have been
atending tho It. i'- O. Kiks con
vention.
Went Ut Wathma
Josephine Hieur went to Waiowa
this morning on the hraneti line
train. Muss litetir htm been em
ployed here with Mrs. Gueille Haiy
lor the nast two months.
Vires Menaxv in North
MlSSOti,A, Mont- AI Scor
es of dangerous forest fires are
burning in the Kootenai, Kanlkus
and IVtid roreltte National forests.
Korest service officials said the
sit nation wus. the most menacing
in years.
Crown fires have made futile
the jefforts of several -'hundred men
to check them and it was feared
thn.fi the heavy wind woitld drive
the jfiames initi villages.
Markets I
!liTI,AM MAISRl'i'S
!OHTl,ANI, Ore. Ai" l.lve
Jock sn.dj- toUij KfTBS und tiUl
lerfut ateady. Huttpr tic.
BfTTKIM'AT
SAN K!!ANf!St;t (Al) Ilul-
lurttam! ;rai Mnrkf't
rtfitTl.Afllt, Or'. (Al Win'tti
Hitrf wtiiU- II. 8. llimrt, July,
11.45; AuBttri. of wliiiv.
July, Asus. tl.iii; wnt-
tii wbitu, July. AK8i.
hard winter;- Juiy; t!.4;
AurusJ. northvra Irinr.
July, 1,SS: AiiffMst, l.3: wra
rtl. July, !.; August !.;
IliSH. hnrtl while, July, Jl-tr; Au
Knt. $1.4 t. : ,'
Oitts No ottians,
Coto 3 yt'ttow, July, $47.50
August, J4T.ES.
lU'lurnru' tmmt'
Mr.'-nnti -Mrs. KrPtl TliomaJf f-
luritt'd lo lln-ir homi! t t'nion
ItclitriK'il lmiiii' '
MU-m Jitno MiilluillitiKt l.'l(trn't
lo Ik i- hom in lM (irun.l.- last ! - ' Juncllop lb : mratn after wm-
.-rl .li.va i. l wllll "Illc Mtm 111 l.u ..nuu-. ..ir.
.linB afl
ht-i" sister, Mrs. A.
Jjiilil l uiiyon.
I.. Korjii'soo., at
ritiur to
l phytt'lun.
Urumit'
r 'I
to
t '
Mfttm-eiJ to Walla Walla
Mr. ami Ma Walter Jteuter. :ie
fompnnted by Mr. and Mrs. Chr
eH Reynolds, motrjt Jo ilvtfU:i
Waiia. Washington, this morning.
iThomas
! consult
(leturnrte--
j in-, and Mrs.
and family hnv
Jioiu'' in.Uk tirttiult-aftec it vaca
lim? Srm To wtTeim ftregon and
Washington points. They stopped
at J'ortiand. Seattle, Spokane, Sea
side and other point white away.
Yiny "made the trip by nuto."
J. K. MelMierson
: returned to their
NEW YOKK W)
Strong; eight puiiie
new high.
Hands Steady; Wheeling
ltke Krte bonds active,
Foreign exchanges Irregular,
Scandinavian currencies hifiiier.
Cotton Steady; buiiiah private
fcrop reports.
Hugar Stesdy; tuhnn htiyinjr.
Coffee liiher; bullish cidtlca.
Correction
In an article. in yeslt riluy'B Ob
server about Hie remodelling of
the i''uHtiion"ltea'uTv Shop it Was '
Hinted tiiaL Mr. iiaJv iiad anuticd way. to Wallim
to the State Hoard - of CosmothW Atra. XL: .G,
Therapy for a Ih-ens to have a by
varketv atconmJHai'
daughter. Miss Gcnddene
REMODEUNG
CONTJM'INC- DAILY THROUGHOUT JULY
To tfdiitc our Kiuk as low as possible so as to rcmotkl
in August. Every article in our Stoic
REDUCED 207c TO oQ
ALL STRAW HATS
Y, I'ritc
ALL FELT HATS (
20 Discount
ALL
20'o
sin uts
Discount
ALL CLOTHING
Reduced
to :i:i I -."', 'v
ALL UNDICRWEAR
20 Discount
All Jnntzcn
HATH INC, SUITS
20'.. Discount
All
Men's mid Hoys'
JIOSIEP.Y
20 Discount
ALL CARS
2'0 Discount
Roys' Tom Sawyer
WASH SUITS
8c Suit
While they last.
LOT 1
Men's Fine Dress Shoes.
Vitlues io ?!i.H5 Pair.
Choice, ?2.iS Pair
LOT 2
Men's Dress Shoes
Jii;h Grade
Values to $8.45
Choice, fl.IM I'air
ALL TRUNKS, SUIT
CASES and RAGS
25';, Discount
LENINGRAD IS
- : DRAB PICTURE
(Continned from Taga One.
time, weather and neRii't. The
Winter $atat( the Atfunniity, alt
the elegant edifices along the Nc- I
vat tiie patucea of the nohUs, vr
a dull, drab dress as if mourning
tor the past.
The population has decreased
from t,itm,tm to G50,tutr, The fo
reign visitor expresses wonder how
even tiiis reduced number can sup
port themselves, for the city has
tew Industries, and then: is much
unemployment.. The business lite
I of thu city is confined almost en
tirely to halting retail trade.
The famous Nevsky Prospect, the
"Itrottdwray" of -.Leningrad, is only
a hosi ot its former splendor, gay-
etand picturesuueness. The smalt
rctiiii' stores, bazaars, arcades, con
fectioners, emporiums and book
shops, that ortce, tuade the broad
thoroughfare vie with r'ittu Ave
nue in New York, have given place
(o unattractive, cu-operatlve and
tatt' stores, f-'heap cinema U-ajres
and eo'mmuhiVt cch't'etsV
Ait credit, however, must be giv
en -the Boislievlhs for 'having-, on
1 their slender means, kept the pub
lic museums, picture galleries,
mirks anrf-ttrftir niaeffl un to their
former standards, -s in the diiys
ot lb rarsvMh.irmttairc yjntothlns besides i
Lrts Muwum retains its place as
fme of the finest in ail Kurope. ita
jeolbeJion of I'temiirandt, Van i.yck
'Muriiio, Veiaaunea, Snyders and
WouvernKUi pamtinps js said to lt
superior to that of thvs Metropoli
tan Museum In New York
The ilolaheviks appear to lutv
Stocks
ufiiifica
! .7?
MERCURY AT
102 HERE
a- i
, . ,.- .
II
j -4
been reefrivtd tfei mor&iaR.
Jjt V, .H. Veiett. 'VI
YESTERDAY warm atfe yesterday Uxt ilvA
ht-u wave feii ifaw jsrestter
1 1 of t i c&uniry. Masinniins- sv-t
Watfft Walla, itrj. Salt tAkft
ifuhr ffKcaa 'acutHJ&. SFSE
Neediest i'uiif. i?iK ihoei Ari.
U5, Yakima, Xa ifzul
With tbv- HHrvtfry at $Z fiJ&vev
ftrset &t KMittlter J t-'
tec day s.c fate. A aligttt
ftrw dH:rfe ttioraias iteu?
the mercury few dCKFoe .tes&t
than had thcfv; a jjerfcti
ealiit, Tlt-a rstkR yejstrrday tas
first, ivt f Craat aiaca iasa stf,
(Coniiaua frr-m ra On.i
Or few mlnwfew, Thi KtoriK watei
of th ctty, fsjAceifctty tty lim tv.
& I. I cu stwrp aad t he i'er
kin Motor company. JViit re
lief wa jrtwfl in each raw, itew-
ever, fay- the ctly water dewarliwciit
itad autUera were rights ia s
sivori spaco of iime. '
Saatv ffratti tU'Ulft la the vftiiey
ww Innrcd fay tfaft iirtvaaw heai
und it wlttf dM aoi eotae a.
fie-itia kv b pyacticaiy
rut&d. Thi fojutukw
Is not yet wisJt'syrs'ad in tfae vai-
Whether tiro iatasw rain, which
in some weeil&H w HccomtwiBl
fay did any ftttavtKv ta gram
la unknot 8, rcporta lutv tag
The two ditptiCM. Handcrins miaMtels who reap a uanmt
tut to SataV iackles with ttnir tiaaeias tid iKin,j ,
Ihtt stree"
LARGE CROWD
AT PIONEER
PICNIC HERE
CCont timed frmh 3vs Jne.
called the lji-hicnt of the ccd j
pioneer day ttd rat some petry
composed fay K. c Met owns, an
editor in J-a Grande at that time.
J, A. Stephens pwt the poem to mfi- ;
sic ami ansr it yesterday. Slisa
Krederlke Kehllke sang two deiiyt
fnl ntirtihem jind repii'd with
(en eweure, and Mfss Amelia Stearns
of Cove, and Mia I'earl M'iay,
of tnio .each sav two voeat nnm-
faers. Mr, Mdtth Clkefar gav tt
reading eat it ted "The Karty laya."
N. i. barter recited n oristnai
poem, after which Mrs, Mat tie
tiofateu read ti short pota rntti
posed iy one of the pioneer's dan
jfhters attr which she read the
names of the pioneers who Stave
paaaed away during the javt year.
One of the interesUHtf facts
- CHICAGO Wheat Ktrotttf;
n'prts heat damage northwest.
Cora lituhcr; decreasing sup
piies. attte Jxiwer,
iloga Steady, packers inactive.
! Pioneers the Fast
In Class by Themselves
(Continued frora rage On.
weather
JrtmtwittH. Xtrs- K, IVrrin. Mr-i
C K, Hlcfaardaoa, Mrs, W- K. efe- j
eter, Ksther K. Uass'-ii Louise 5J.
tJiivey. i,tns MeCittjT ttiver, Kirh ;
TitHtpo, Mary J, itrooks, ttver
I'erta, l.wcy t- tra.luna Wttltam A.
tKtit Ktta M. Wwiter, Klyvia Ka
toe, tvtmtra MsH'rsoit( Mrs, Hftxtff
tCefaotfs Urtder, J. I'emlllider, Mnu
Kiaie fCuckut J. A. Mastersoi
taie Contey, ,Jhsc Mctlnrtv Anna.
Jnjfh?f 3i(c'h, liwt. Si'ccr,,
H. l Itroaast. t., W. tfaawtlerf Mrs
J. K. Hmith. S. J.. Wiiiiamsoa. Ana
XtcAlllter tttiffmati. Htlsiin lrn
ett, fUtiltns Marsart Kloos-
tra, Kiien itynearstvn, SufMin Wttt
iamson, Mrs. Matttc Goiden ad J;
i-X J5cyndtK, -
Tfw sons and dauKhtcra of pio
neers, idey whot mjpic.e Jhe
jiivcttttff was hchi .vesteedtty, whh
to thank all tfaosi wfao assisted in
making tiif- day a success.
Jttttt in Kvtenl Army Trafailttsr
Tit Mi flight firmie itutai
TOKYO AI The miliary
We bay for less
and sell (or
less
Thr ihai v.'iii IhhJ
t.S5
MORE STtlAW HATS
5t- to St.BS
Vl:!5AtJi, et heavy Kt isSst
fnii tKck, Mati ta fataf
iWrtfC VKitAIli, lo isss
iT; jmiIi-
t.ta
-igit -
I3 ' '
I'AXVAS ;i,tv KS tAwtisvr
fBCTlJ
OOTEL ASTO
EVERY Mm b PRIVATE TelLEt
50 New, M5nt ;
Oot to Siwftitis IXttk wi T&as&c
TREE GARAGE
iatiier faced
the meeting that thert- were amonjr Mrettiinff or all stucfamts in Japan,
the sons and daughters of pioae
nineteen former students of the old i
JJloe Mottntain MRlcerslty. There j
may h.vi been more faut if yo they j
failed lo come forward and r-sis-
ter- 'Of these, Cora 'Satins White-. '
John Mcioitald ad Kittle oml
all Turair came from a disiance to
he present at the meeting.
Mitny lfcitMers iitftsterftl.
Tiro pioneers that registered at
tho meeting yesterday were: 3t
imnhant Wrijfhf, Mrs. Norval. Mrs.
tUimmrOff !dra. Kt. MrHs, .Mrs. J.
;V. Grandy. ,iSir. . Konna Ttard'tKJf,
&tm. andjU Tntlte, Mrs. . alary
Uttreai. Mrs. t.tasdc- UnhhK W.
u hich is cathodicd in the proposed i
uttoi miiiiary f raining jw'HK
was cofiitiK'iieed rt'watly ttt tlK1'
normal schools at the. empire. It
ta pianned to esfend five system to
thfl students f the middle and the
other schools of the higher grade'
aexi year.
The- estimated cost of inaugurat
ing ii promm in th tower wnd
ft Iff her rdes ftas faeetj estimated
ut ajt&tt yen. H ia hw that
Jhe new nystm wiii ie in oprn
ttn ty The mllltitry thr
files will he asked t suppty sttme
.schmds and yowttsr men1 atssocia
i f n.
The New York
Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
221S Adams Ave.
i J itinr TiiiS home ' I
I 1 Wsew J t . i'rfea li
I 2&8B.88, Terms.
1
Wo &&YO llC?kt XMt
iftix m &r Hay TAiihr
Sw'JmjoJ iw si
tiiv c wv w ttt hntkt
Xm . tfi factatc ei
seii wi very eity jta.y-
IHHt5ht . . -
Htmse ami faarn hJ
tw acres wear Wiftew
WEEKS & BLACS
KBA!TORS
1.1 li'
T T iMfrr i ii iii - i iMJ-,
"Now thought tittl, "to ut 1
some wild westerners to locate;
Jiure."
Kor a "wittt west" has to fat f i
mere lawlscap. v
To-cotutuer nature, conquerors arc
nct easa ryt ant! contjuest ia w hat
"Aifiiifa Jilll Murray lives for. j
it isn't the wlfaterness in Itself j.
that he likes. The jofa of taming;
it ia what he gets his fun o it of..
1 i a v i ng tion e so, iic'a r ea ti y tot
move on to a new. one, just as ne
in.iifference an.t "owti on from Oklahoma to )io-
. shown tho same
fiack of sentiment toward J'ntn
jfrnid as - political center as the
JTurks have manifested toward Con
istantttiople. in removing the scot
jof government from i,vninrrnU to
Moscow, the itolshevlks. like the
(Turkish Nat iona lists, who transfer
rel tlicir capitai to Angora, were
! aet ttated fay reasons ot security
jThey helieveti tlw site which iVt
;er the Great chose tor the national
laniial on rhe shores of the Utttf
' Finland exposed them too much
to th dangec of foreign attack.
There was nothing,, they sahi, to
prevent any of tho Kuropan nnvle
; ( roni sweeping a cress the iialtlc
jKctt and the Gulf of I'lnland and
invadinj? Russia's shores.
; 1 Moreover, mere are few rai(rfl
Itighways out of i,eningmil y
livhieh the Itoishevlks conhl flee, in
the event of foreign ataek,- while
in Moscow there are many conven
fa'ttt exits if the (government ahonhi
ever he prtsaetj to leave the capi
iiil in a hurry. Moscow is 4 mit
es Inhunl from the nearest faody of
water to whi h a foreign fo woul't
have access which gives the iioi
'ahevika ttntauntty from foreign in
cursion.
llvia when the
eiviiksed for htm.
fortner ffot too
STANDARD MERCHANDISE OF QUALITY'
Now-here elst- in the woriii
Buid iJlll to hlmecif, ae there
such pioneers as hack in t fa
'atatea w here came from. CJoattJ
t reinemtwr 'em in thf ohi tktya.'
iiow they'it jump at a chance to
hack to VmJ" ,
lit p;-oprtff;ndii;ed accordinffly.
jlle offered eittremely favotttfate
I ter ma to the iand-hnngiy foe it
teas- recruits he wantctt rather
than their money,
i Jle. niade plonecHntf ((!
iiiamed romantic. Hf dfcrilwij
the country ua u croaa inteen a
ganien of jaratiie ani a store
house of rlc he, w hie h w J i-ne
tnouffli, fant ltt rather Blighted
the detail that settlers wo'tfal faav-
to start from aerateh on the task
of tie ve ipi ng t he resources ie-
was fantjrjfina ahont.
trotiidy fa tok tt tor scant-!
eii that aa experienced frontiers-f
men they'd have aen.se enough Ut
know that withot paving it tiia-
granted, j
t- i
What fiffl forgot was that the
oiti-tiuiera he had in mind either
were dead f montty too oid io
make fresh tutt in a new conn-?
try. fie iuat happened to he an j
exception. i
He got colonists ait right, hut
they were the otd hard-h-ii Hon4?
and gc nl o tts two -tt t f re t y d 1 i - ',
ferettt and progressively ttofter
aerations. A look, at ttlii's wil-'
derness seared rm.
ftttt Attrtw-ts WiMerltwl I
mimiiil lite i Mtlr tJie.
wutliKir (iri-priliT t hf
Am-ruan MiiM-nm f Ntrt
Ht-lory. Ni-w Vwrtt. tir is
(! brrr Kwrhhis :
crt Hi.w.ufi'fWM? nrf
ct fe'-f of cani oil.
Summer Dresses
-Site rati, tim? Vil-s. w ?-! ;iiis!i'. or
fatrinS f- lilt- JHSle lOri f J Hi it .-rs.
w ash srrrs i'nt thk i.n-ts.K nts
Art & Baby Shop
F,VEfcn'Hfs( von nm ?ab?"
HEMSflTCHtSfO JtoiH ftesmmr Ul.i. KTAMWfS
BOTTKRICK rATMJISSS 1. W. C, THRKAT , .'
General Cords
Go a Ing Way ts Make Fiieitd?.
Jennings & Shumate
BIG REMOVAL SALE
Here' if yoa'r chance get Dresses, Coais, liais.
Suits sd Skirts. We will tfose eat eath'e stack fee-'
fore tntJViHff ta one new tttotlera siore Angast 1st.
' The Reliable Dress Co.
Ac frssm &vmtt$?x titk S4attwcry
I'KN" i i-I-;Tf fire. i oiwtrite
,tUm of the McKay creek darn and
creation of & reservoir there fr
wiorajse of wafer for Irrigation
purfMJwejj Ij espei-ti'l ft prove an
attraction to waterfowl, according
to H- M. rnnm-r, Kovernntent en
gineer in eharse f construction
IteceBtty workmen on the dam
were reported to' have counted is
ptileatis on the amuti faty of water
that has haek',f up tehtnd the par
ilwlty comptet d dam.
WHEN
EATING OUT
Osse hajscs to strike a pluca where fwl is ffe
HciotJ.siy prej;ire(i tiistes m sr "like Iwbr"
as jiDSsihSe,
That's the reason why (iiiwrs wlli S ehiicfl
with every meiii they wfer at
The Silver Grill
Arc
TODAY Ami SATURDAY
f Love
Goddess o
With
LEWIS STONE, ALMA UKUiUSNS AND
NORMAN KERUY
And "NKWS
) ) !)! i Iks itoimi
THK f'AI.f.BS. Ore M.iiilxrK
of Tin: lttli'- Klk' t(!(5- W
it-uv. hj-r. in eotjanv ttifH a 5
ptet'c Uwj' in orfirr i. i
Jrtisinft in tinj.f For iiiv srrni ia
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