La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 17, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThnir,flpy, Pertcmbcr.17, 1f)25j. THE LA GRANDE EVEN TNG OBSERVER Page Five Local News In Brief : 1 COMING UVKNTS Union County Kiilr at t"lin, ,8ej.itemher 23-2G, inclusive. Union County Amuml Armis tice Day .Ctdt'brution La U run tie November 11. Ill It.-lkiT OH IllLS'lHS-S i... S. Wt'cks, locul realtor, is In IIuUlt tod;iy on btiSim us. Hrre Ycstcrduy A. A. fcnilth and Guslnv Ander son, attorneys of tiaKi-r, were hi l.ii Urandu yesterday on legal bUsi U'SS. . 1 , , ltd urns From ForUund Colon H. Kberhard, locul attor ney, returned to La Grande thit i.A,riiiutf aiter a Tew days spent In 1'ortland on legal business. To VJs't UrlnttvpH Mrs. U. Brooks went to IT:iin? Ill's iniiriiinx on train No. 24 and will visit relatives there for sev eral days. l'.iu k From Fishlii'; Trip Wr liter litvuu and John Ftod di'id have returned from a weckr fishing trip on the. Milium.. They caught the limit. li'-nvfx Tomorrow Mrs. -L. K. Wln-eler wV.i !a-iV(-t omorrow fo$ San.ly. She will join Vr. Vhe:der thre and they will uml;e their Jiome there. II. G. Avnry, county a;ricultiir ist, in uUeiidfni; the Pendleton Hound-Up today. . . Went to" It: Iter Mrs. J. It. Ol'Vi-r went to IVike this morning enlled by the nine nr her -s st'-r, who lives there, she will be away four or five days. On Business Trip Mrs. Henry Carpenter went to Cndinr, Itlitho -this morning ant' v HI spend a week there on busi ness. 3 Irs. Ford to Preside M is. Ford, of t.'hlcn. Oil., will take churire of the Hdvatlon Army s-rvieo this evening at eight o'clock. At Hoimd-rp Toilay Mr. and M-h. I -R'-r .S!odd:ird. accetnp inh'd by StoiMurd's nifilher. Mrs. (. J. llluck, ifiotored to pt-ndlelon Pi's enrii'irr and arr atiendiig the KoumM'p there to ' day. I.-ri Tills M ):nin Alter v'n ting in l,a Grande f.or 4 the p'tMt''U"k'UI Pit1 "Oifii(j;r 'her son. C. J. P.lank, M s. Miry Illack. le.t tins morniti'T lor her home at St. Anthony. I laho. VNilin- nt Son ;! Home Mrrf. l- nne.!y h: h arrlvi-il in T.r Grantle from pnrtlaii-l anil is v'sit i'ir at th home or' her sju. Mr. and Mrs. George Kennedy, of thiF cty. Kelumis I'rom ltc';e Mrs. Kmd K'if'-lle nml M-s. J. M P.nwer, of lsvd C ty, who hav lie) n Vkllin'r at Pn's--. I laliO for H"!iie lllile. have f turil'il to llieii 1' " no h. Th y matle t!ie trip by IMllo. ne for flonie SfKMi t Ail. r v s ting in Ii Gratvle fot MM two w-' nt the liinn- I of In r niotlii-r, Mrs. M. A. Adams M-M. ,lne K-aii will h'-ive s-'Ui tie ' '' limine in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. F. ran formerly lived in I .a FULL CLOTHES AT CLINT'S Slaiul.nd Lines of (JiKility Ctolhrs To Slake Vunr Si'k'cli:n From. ' ropiilar 1'iici's Clint's Clothiery rite Mora ullli a CiMwIence USED CARS noma: toi kim; a Snap! . VXil FOKI) TOl'RINf! i;i:,1 STAR TOURING Jennings & Shumate Uuick Sales and Sen-ice Gmndo and hiivo many friends here. . Here On Business t . ,e. .oi Mlie l:. O. L. and P. company, was a Ajuslness vlBilor to La Uruudu yesierday. Vended 'fond-l n Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fleener mo- ni- l. ,i. !... v. Hi..t-.i..v attended the Round-Up. t Nuniptcr liver Wivk-Fnd Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howard and small son were Week-end Visi tors to Sumpter. VWtlu- llriv ' Mrs. Jay .Sinncur and b;ihy aon,' Wultur. ui-e vis.llns in Urumlo lit the homo or iMr. Siunci-r'u mother. Tlay will bu liuru olio woclt. Visited ran nts Hero Alter vn.iiaK iter parents hero for u iuw uaya Mids l-nynis Scran iOn rclurlKU to i'ortiuml yut.r iluy, whiTi' sly is uttcudiiiB thu llfiiUo-WaiiLur bi.mntss coilubc ilaby Son Itoru A baby on was born to Mr. ami Mis. J. 11. Kuby ut thu O.hiiui) ;tumlt! .hospital yralunlay. ltotli niother lyul baby aru gotlini; ulons niculy. Iiispecilng Bridges G. H. i'aisjns. assstunt blrdfje engineer with lie'adquartcrs at Sa lem, is touring eastern Oregoii in-;p'-itin brtiues .n tnis H rtiun. lie rtas In La Grtinde tins morning. Improving Mits Maxine McNcal, who ls ln the lu.spitnl wth a iractured skull, wus reported to be improving tins morning. "M'ss MeNcal was Injured when B.io was thrown from a hoiso Sunday. .Icre Today Harry Swan, civil engineer, of I laker, was a bumne.sa v.Stlor at the state highway ottites tliid .iiurning. le is u.sj vioilu.g his jrotlier who lives here. Visiting Here V. A. Ladd, of Scottstown, ijutrhcc, lsnov v. a. ting ai t.ie U', S. Wheeler home, Mr. Ladd stop ped off here on his way home alter n six weeks tour of New Mexico, Colorado and California. ro Aitt n.i i. ur o. Miss Less.e Andrew left Wednes day levelling en route to Lugene, Oregon, where she will resume her studies nt ihe Univers.ty of Ore gon. M ss Andrew is a senior at tho university. Visiting Hen C. M. Hay. who has been with the forest service during the sutn-iiii.-i1 months', ha's" retu'rliVlf to "Lit Grande and is visiting ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hiace. Passed Through City Jerry Carery, of Milton, passed through Lu Grande -ys unlay on hlu ti 111 In U:i If I In viu'lwl. friends in La Grande a short time. .b iliic l LMiCU 1 lit ine ,cr. .aims at Ba! U'ft for Birimii ;bam Mis. W. N. O.i 1 1 in,, who has been visiting her s.sier, Mis. vV. P. McAdory, in l.a Grande t ur tiie jiast three uioullis, leil thin iiiurn .ng en route o her hanie in P.rin mgliain, Alabama. In IVti.ilrlon . Mrs ji,.rl Middle of Island CPy ,r,iv. d last evening to lie a guest at the hon.f of Mr. and Mrs. .b.bn liielsnn during Ihe Kuiind-l p. Mr. Kiddle will be here lor Friday .tnd '' Si'.t urday and will also lie a guest at tlie ItieUson lioiuo. Kast Oie 1 gonian. ! !rHc Here From Michliin j Wesley B. Orr and llarvy Saun i -it-of MatilKlhine, Mich., old ! friends of S. i. Crowe, are stop j iini: at the Foley, having driven through from their eastern home 1 in nine d;iys. Mr. Crowe will tal;e : ih' tii t Pendb to.'i for the Uound- Special uii 1 iii 2 I ot 3' im:i:.-;-;i:h Nil I Nit 2 im-,m hath l.ol 3 II T8 ' ii.nr. The Paris May Discipline -MnJ. Con. Ell A. Hclmlck. In sector ffi-ncrai of the uriny, v'-ns" nffl-o w;'l l-i-iko j -to. onintcndatlon ns to whether -'-i s . .lll ne (ltsrlnim-u. l"l tomorrow and Saturday they wnl to on a huntiiit; trip on the Milium river. To Attend Stanford Sam Cochran will leave Ln Grande luingat en route to Port-! 'land, Frum Portland ho will go t by boat to San Francisco and from - there- to the Stanford mi.verslty, whore ho will . uttend sehooj this winter. . . i Chittiliu Ncrdcd . - Acooruiu to tjie Salvatiiuv Army leader here "there is nucli need of clothing of all eorts that can be made over for children's use." Lhwoy linker asks that tin se hav ing, clothing they , have d Beard ed call hni and lie will call lor Bit me. Hark at 1 5 ill Academy Kemhieli SieK'i1. has relumed to Hill Military academy at Port land for the lull s. nn s.i r. Cadet Sietfrlst has been attending Hill for several yea.s and lvs made an x cellent record. Herman Siegr.'st, diis father, accompanied him to I'ortla:id. Xctro Fined $ir Wade Stevei son, colored, was fined $15 in the city court this morning on charges of- Intoxica tion. Ho pleaded guilty and. hav ing no money lo p iy his line, elected to serve it out In the city jail. Po!re said Stevenson had been drinking a mixture featuring denatured ulchol. '' To VIU Here Few Hays Mr .and Mrs. ,.. w. Splrk nr rlyed In La Grando this morning and will visit here for a few days at the home of Mrs. Spirit's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ai Bay. Mr.' and Mrs. Spirk h.ive been vlsilinrr re latives in Seatth- and Portland and are en route' to their home in Nebraska. Markets pin:iAf ;i:ai MMtHWK POUTLANH, Ore. (AP)--Wheat Hint, hard while. Oetob.-r nt ?!.L; hard white. 1;. s. B;uir1. S--p-t.-mber, (I.4X; Oelober, Jl,47; soft white, September. $1.4U; Ortolcr. $1.4."i: western while. Septembt-r. I. Hi; Oelober, $1.4 4; hard win . ier. northern spring and western I red. Kipt inber, $1.4L'; October, . ?!.4L Com No. 2 V.. Y. s'ltpntent. To Hear Magec 7 . . v' I ' 14 V. M -.0 Is JusMc Mclclo Archiboouc. before whom Carl C. Mae, (-ditnr of the New M"xi:o Stat Tni.une, la to 1; nrrafgncd on a rhi(a of mur-tU-T. Arhilte'iuc pr-r.N- In preelnct two milorf from I A Vcims, whre ilarr? nf dentally ihot J. It. iaa wter when attnektd by his old fKiLicd enemy. Judge D. J. Leahy. -V Xlr f , x V ',V:.t 1 Enjoy Your Food While You l'jtl .mill iMm't lleglt't It AflenvurtU Pon't punish yourself! If you have had to eat hur riedly or have over-tux'id your stomach, , take Kexall Iytpepsla Tablets to in crease the activity of the bowcts and to stiuulata thu .tomach. They contain no harmful lngredh nts and have no un p.tamtnt afler effects. Tin y lielp you to et full value and pleasure from your food by making digestion easy. Glass Drugs .inc. J3l ffycC'-j& Store La (iriii'de, UrKun September, $42. MAllKKTS AT A GIjANCF . Nl'lkV VUKK, (APj Stocks- Strung: General Motors and C hos ier ut new high. itoiuis Firm; Florida, Western & Northern 7s soar 10 points. d'o re i gt i exc h a :13 c 1 .0 v e r : N o r Wuiun kroner urops 70 points. ' Cotton Higher; bullish private crop isUmMt s. Sugar Kaster; trade selling. Cotiee ilasy; larger receipts ex pected. ,. CHICAGO (AP) Wheat -Higher; mills buying. 1 Corn Lower; favorable weekly government weather bulletin. Cattle Active; good grades ran re higher. . Hus Strong. E POHTLAM) MAKKirrS PORTLAND, Ore.. (Al Cat tle, calves, sheen Steady. Ho,-s cen;s lower. lv,-g8--Finn and higher, current' recelpis IJyc; pullets. S4'ff(35c. , Butter Firm and higher, extra ubcH, city 62c, standards 6 Hie, prime f lists 60c. . ltutterfal Firm, scarce. RAN FRANCISCO, (AP) llllt tert'nt fiu'fcc hrf-f today. A Wild Horse! Who Loved Willi tlie Heart of Man!. And .the strange story of his wooing of "Lady" and his bat tle with "The Killer" and the fight with wolves and moun tain lions! and how, out of the wi'derness he. came, Free, a Monarch of all he surveyed, to he the friend and willing slave of a Man who understood; to share his joys, sorrows, conflicts and together, side by side, wreak vengeance on their enemies! .An Amazing Story! Amazingly. Told! Enacted by a Cast of Prou:l Horseflesh in the Uuggcd Nevada. Wilderness. . M) . VM)Y ni'Ml l. HOLLYWOOD" FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY Rescue Picture By Photoradiogratn! , ;.. .. : - . ' ., .. .,..- .; : . . . frv-v v Here Is the PN-O, No. 1, nuvy M-aphnri wlilrh was lost For nine day, as It wan being timed into Kniiki Kilday, SeptvnilH'r 11. Tho pieimc wus m'lit lo K1SA Sei'vlco ami The Kvcniug OlMerver by iUidio Coi'H)fatloii or Americn, brtKiiieii.sUtl from Jlonoltiiu Sunday morning and received In Hint 1 rauclsio uml New Yuik siimiltnneousiy. TIds pUiure took -1H in niites to complete A dot and da.sh priiKlp e, regUteihii; with hoi wax on white pa per Is tho wx'iet of the miwlng Invention. Yet In tut exper ineidai stage. It Is pittllclitl that plnjloradiugrtuas will become as faithful ami accurate as a pliotogrjidi Itself , - . , nnnniin mi MQVJEA0T10N LONDON, AP England's poet l.'Mirente. Hobert Prides, is anions many prominent men of the eoun : t y who am great. y concerned over the decline of the Hritsh film in j una try. A circular letter explaln 1 in? the present condition and nope- , less outlook of tho movies has been 1 j issued principally tor thu members of parliament, 'warning the na tion's legislators that government I . 1.. 1 0. .i-uiiuu 10 iivv.t oniii g , 11 unniuiiu la I to timlvo any pictures ut ull. I The letter bears thd'signaturo of ' Mr. Bridges, Lords Carson, Hlddcll und Durnlium, Gordon Sell ridge, J. H. Clynes and TIioiikib lianly. The authors of I lie U tterybe-,' lleve thut the government should j iiiHtituto a committee to inuuiru l into tlie conditions of thu Industry I and principally with tlie Idea ol ' keeping out foreign Lima until j Itrit.sh films have u x; ha nee to de 1 voiop. 'i lie letter reaus; I "Tho present position and future ' prospects of ttio film industry In 'this country have become matters of grave national concern. I "Tho 'produutlon of films occu 1 pit s an important place in thu in" des'rlnl life of several other coun the Wild STAR tries and gives employment to large numbers of people, "We havo In Great Britain ap proximately over 4oou cinema, theaters and halls' where pictures are -Mi own and it is estimated that IIO.OOU.OOO attend the pictures each week, while the .yearly receipts amount to about thirty millions sterling. Yet It Is u humiliating fact tiiat of! thu pictures exhibited not five per- cent- are of British production, 'nil others having thfdr origin abroad, nmitily In the'Cntted Stales,,-. alUioiigh quite recently Germany 1f:8 com' forward as ui serious cempetll-ir with the Amerl- I cms In the production of what aro known as super films. ' : I "What Is tho explanation of this state ut tilings w it icu we venture to 1 escribe, ih, deplorable? It Is precisely1 bocH.usti, there iti as yet no authoritative reply to this ques tion that wo aru venturing to ad drss yoit nnd to muke a public appeal to Die Prime Minister to Institute nn Imiulry and, al the R-.'iuu Line, permit a judgment tp be formed . as to thu measures which should be taken to estab lish a film industry In this coun try on a sound foundation." KLGIANS IN SYMPATHY llltl'SSFLS (AP) A plan to support the striking American coal miners by preventing tho exporta tion of Belgian coal to the United Slates was on the program of the international miners conference, opening here Wednesday. Horse lone SOLON FACING ; NEW CHARGE (Continued from Page One.) resisted arrest. It required evory eilort of the officer aiid, two citi zens who wero huslily deputised to sudhuo tlie reculcitrunt luw mnker. Newspapers all over tho country nfu wiring into Lhtker fur details of ilo nfinir, which is causing con stienuitiou in tho ranks of the urn- hlhition forces. Senator Htunfldld has consistenllv voted n "dry" tick et and tho affuir hero Is bringing muclj emburrussmetit upon bone dry leaders at Wushtiiglon, Aviation Is Placed On Defensive by Disaster (Continued from Pane One.) not -ildo airmen will find their hands strengthened by what hap heen happening Col. "nilly" Mit chell, who Insists thut aviation is behiK mlsnianiiKed by both army and navy and that a separate gov ernment department otitfht to be created for it, nnd t'apt, James V. Martin, Jivho maintains that Atnori cun flying oruft aro not what thoy jukIU to bo becuus'j a monopoly Mcssngu No. 4 I simply cun't loan llter ,'nViwp but' cull 1 nnd J-Wltf show; you anything you wiih In way of information. You will fnd this farm real au thority on pelt values and the Industry in general. Htart right, and get tho help und experience from ' ' 'J ' Till? ' ' ' . om;;oN tkaiij fox v FAIt.M II. W. Sinilli, Crop, l,n (fi'iindo, Ore Have You Time For Handwork? If s. niini' In nml limit out uur Slnmpi-il (.cml. Wi; arc Ki'llinu a nit'ii u.viiiiii'iit. AImi 11. 31. c. nml Nun's llull- rroir 'riui'uii.s. Art & Raby Shop iurn:iticit 'aiti:iixh - in i ions. o i:in,i) FRIDAY SHOR "News" and "Fables" TODAY ALICE TERRY In "ANY WOMAN" 'contrals-them and disc on rages m " ' 'i piovenienli by independent Inventors. "Ua a punishable offeiuie," aaya ('apt. Martin, himself a muster mariner, "to send a surfnee ship to sen without an adequate supply of fuel not merely enough but a saf marginfur her port of destina tion. Yet this Is Just what was done with the PN-0 No. 1. "Kor u Jioo-mllo voyage, aha had even theoretically, only a Hoo-mlle margin of safety. It should have been at least u 10u-mi)u margin. Nor is this at all impossible. Km nee has now and England is building planes with a 3f0u-mlle range, currying a 4u0-pound load; This same type of plune, when oft fered to our government,, wua rc Jected." ... We Buy for Less We Sell for Less To appreciate Real Bar gains you must sec the articles listed in our big ad .Tuesday. They are all here and many others. Come in. The New York Store DESTROYERS OF HIGjf PRICES 1216 Adams Ave. UOTEL ASTOO 2nd & H1U Lot Ant.Ua EVERY ROOM Lu PRIVATE TOILET ' 50 B.thi New, Modern ' Cloe to Shopping Diitricf nd Theatrei FREE GARAGE Tanff horn $1.50 SATURDAY j 1 BUY THIS r H : HOME f fl-MMim iiimlfrn linumi, I VtlUM III. I'lllU fOO.- I . I 1-r'Miiii iiKHli'm lioiiiw, J I M llli'un l(il, Nuitli Slila. 1 j I l'rli'o $.tS5U; turnu. 1 I 205 - arr fill-in m-iir I I I Hiiiiiiiii'i'vIIIr a bar- S I I Bum t ftt'JUO. S I n WEEKS & SLACli H j II ' , ItDAlIOHH , II II Ni'W I Xilcj 111,1k. 1 1 ' I j liiMiiriuico IVii, I 11 61 TH TK s L0M 1 I 5.