La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 22, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextT'upsday, September 22, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENTNO OBSERVER Pnte Five Local News In Brief COMING KVttNTS Union County Fair at r.lglri". September 2X-2., Inclusive. Union County Annual Armis tice Day Celebration La Grande November 11. At I'nlon Today H. O'. AveVy. county utfrlcultur 1st, is at L'nion today. Ho spent v -u.rdav at Cove at the, school '.J went to i ruin No. t Went to BaUcr Mrs. Hoy Forr-sln Buker this morning on tuin to spend the .day. On Business Trip V. H. AIcGicKor, of Portland, was in La Grande tills morning on his. way to Kntorprise, where he will bo Indefinitely on business. U-turned Home Mis. U. C. Kennlo returned to h r homo at Entorp.'.so th.s morn ing alter visiting Mis. Ward Kow h i- here for several days. Hho , aMended the Hound-Up with Mrs. Fowler Saturday. To Visit ut Kltfin M.s. J. K. Uldeman nnd baby arrived In La Grande this morning J from Oakland. California. They , were on meir way to iMgm. wucre tin y will visit relatives (or some time. - - To Visit Mother Mrs. John Clifford passed through. La Grande this morning o:i her way to Istnud City to .visit her mother. Mrs. Stone. Mrs. mother,' Mrs. Stone. M ordjs home is in Portland.. Clil'for lave Baby Son .Mr. aou .i "B. ;mck imna nave an eight pound baby son born to them Sunday ut the Grande llonde I hcspital.i Mrs. Kudd was former ly Miss Gladys Ainstt'orth, To Attend I, of O. Willard Stone has gone to Eu- gene, where he will resume his ( studies at tlie University of Ore gjn. llu spout t'.-.e summer months at the home of his parents at Is land City. Left Sunday Kvonlnjr Colon 11. KVterhard. local attor ney, leQ. Sunday evening for Kan sas City, Omaha and .St. Paul -to be gone ten days or two weeks on legal business. Mr. Kberhard will a .s i v nit r latives a abort while in Iowa while away. At Baker Today Mis. Krank I'Wo went to B-ker th s. morning to speitd tho day. y a. rike returned Sunday eve--ntng from rortland-.'Wherfl -she has been for about five weeks visiting her daughter. She would have re turned lo La Grande sooner, but her daughter fell through a glass window and was sever y cut about the face t) nil head so she remained there until she recovered. Inpeetiii' Uoads A. F. Morris, engineer of the bureau of public roads with head unarlers at I'orth-nd. was ft visitor at the state highway offices here yesterday. Mr. Morrs, with H. G. Smith, division engineer, is ln sTX'ejintr runt's in eastern Oregon this 'week. Mr. Smith will return to (; ramie Saturday and Mr. MorriH go on to Klamath Falls ami other points in that section. Will Make Home In Oregon Ir. and Mis. K. I. Maneock and t.vo ehildn n, of Oklahoma, and M.-s. Kdwin Ne'soti. of 1'leasant VtiNy, pissed through La Grande this morning on their way to Klgln to visit. Mr. and Mrs. Hancock iterntly came lo Oregon from "'ilahome ;uid plan to make their future home some place III state. the Mm-li Improved-Mi!-! Maxine O'Ne'il. who has 1" eu ;it th- hosp tal for th- p;int Fall Cloihes At Clint's on: uni: ok quality clothes now on DISPLAY VOn YOUtt SELECTION. Popular I'riccs. 'THE STORE WITH USED CARS ' DODGE TOURING A Snap! 1D24 F011D TOURING 1B23 STAR TOURING Jennings & Shumate Huick Sales and Sen-ice two woo! s. Is much Improved and will be able to return to her home ' in a few days. Miss O'Neal had a fractured skull, which sho re ceived when thrown from a horse. Ill at Homo Miss Lucille Black is seriously ill at her home here. Victor From Uiiterprlso A. B. Thompson is a business vigils at Union .... T, 7 . c "u"'w ttUtt ai,so Idon Chadwlck spent the week-end 1 at Lnion visiting with Miss Lucille Lyons. They returned to their homes here Sunday evening, . i Visiting Here Mr., and Mrs. Dolph Thompson, Ior Pendleton, are visiting in La Grande at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Brace for a few duys. Returned From Buker Nephi Combs has roturnod to La Grande alter spending the past geveral weeks ut Buker. where he I was employed. Confined !v Cold- Gay Huyden., jtianager of The Baotury, is confined to his bed by a severe cold. Tourists Sinn lie Mr and Mr8i u Becker. Nampa, tda., on their way home from a tour of the west' are iruestH at Hotnmor hotel. Ti'k'ii to Hospital F. S. Ladd wus taken to the Grande Honde hospital yesterday, where he will remain indefinitely for medical treatment. To Attend I". of V. "' ? - Kkiter Whiililnn left l:it nlirht for Seattle, Washington, where ho wiu enroll in the University of Washington, , Tiial Set for Tmii-lit W. P. Dorr, arrested last night by the police, will be tried In municipal court at 7:30 tonight on a charge of reckless driving. Dorr wn8 frced upon furnishing $10 bail. lioeated at Klamath Fall Mr. and Mil. 1-ee Wright have f October. $1.39. received word that their son. Oats No. 2 white feed, Septem Cluude Wright, hus located per- j ber- 29; October. $:9; No. 2 gray. manently at Klamath Falls. He was recently married at Weiser, maho, Here From Snll Lake Mrs. George Child, of Mt; Glenn, are expected to return to their homo at Alt. Glenn soon iromi Nunipa, Idaho, where they have been visiting relatives for the past week. Returns' From Yellows tout!' S. It. r Alien has returned to his home here alter a trip lo Yellow stone National park. Mr. Allen and his two sons also spent three i weeks in Canada. Mrs. Allen is viuiting at Logan, mother. Utah, with her Here Over Week-Kiul James Stapleton and Les!ey U. Clenio spent the week-end in La Grandt visiting .at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. I). C. French. They returned to their homes at Inde pendence Sunday night. Left Sunday Kvenlnii Kussell Price left Sunday eve ning for Seattle. Washington, to resume his studies at the Univer sity of Washington, after spending the summer months at his home here. llop'j to rind Deer Dr. H., S. Mrownton and son, Sheldon, are expected home this evening from a hunting and fish ing trip into the country beyond Looking Glass. They left Sunday 1 morning, expressing a hope that they might bring back grouse and deer. Irf)sl No Time A Mr. Kurtz reported to tho po- A CONSCIENCE lice Inst nlKht that a black hand--baff had been stolen from hid cur ' while It was parked In front of n locul Brill. Fifteen minutes later the copper found the bap, which hud been bo arched but from which nothing was missing. Moved to I fliaiule fany nnve movet, to La ar(lllUe Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Kulmer and Ifrom Maxvllle and tho children will attend school here. Here for Conferei Judge Smirthwalte, of Baker, was in La Grande Sunday for the L P. S. quarterly conference. which wus hold here, Attending Convention. Muse Elledpe is among tho La Grande Odd Fellows who is . at- lem - in tne l. u. u. r convention at Portland this week. Bone Taken From Foot James Conaway underwent a minor opurution yesterday, whon ho had a small bone removed from his foot. He cut his foot with an axe several weeks ago and the wound had healed, but was still bothering him. Upon examination it was found that a small bone had been cut loose and was still in the foot causing tho trouble. Tho Itev. AVaelelil to Return Those who heard tho Rev. F. E. Waelchi during the time he doliv- ercd his series of lectures in La i Grande on the "Doctrines of a iii-w Limn ii a cviiuiiieu uy Emanuel Rwedenborg" will be pleased to know that he will re turn to La Grande and talk again on the same subject. He will ar rive' here September 2 6. ,". VISIBLE CHAIN St PPLY NEW YOIIK. (API The vinthln snnnlv nr AmeHrnh irrntn mhnv.-m the following chances in bushels. ' Wheat increased 3,235,0011. Corn decreased 1,200.000. Oats Incroased 707,000. Rye Increased 1.072,000. Barley decreased 99.000. lOKTLAXI CUAIX M.ABKKT PORTLAND, Ore. (aV) Wheat Hard white BBB, hard white. September, $1.48; October. i.47: ' hard white B. S. Baart, September, $1.47; October, $1.4(1; soft while; September, $1.45; October, $1.4 4; hard winter. September, $1.40; September, $28; October, $2S. Corn No. 8 E. Y. shl pmcnt. September, $39. 50; October, $3S. CHICAGO fAPV Wheat High- bullish weekly foreign stalis- tics. Corn Irregular; September. liquidation 1 Cattic Irregular, choice steers scarce. SECRETARY -ADVOCATES NO CHANGE (Continued from Page One.) the development of commercial aviation. Referring- ' to lighter t han, air craft. ' Wilbur explained that the future policy In respect to dirigibles, s undetermined be- cause of the Shenandoah disaster. lOlK'ile Agrees. Hear AdUnarl fcMward W. Kheiie, chief of naval operations, Kear Admiral William Moffett. naval air chief, and other high naval officers, backed Secretary Wilbur in his opposition to a uni- fied atr service. Without men- . Honing names, Admiral Moffett declared many erroneous and 111:3- leading statements about the air service nnd heen recently given the country, nnd while the buill - ing plan approved me service was not carried out because of Inadequate funds, "it Is consl I- ercd our navy progressed further In aviation development than any nation of the world." OUT OUR WAY -TjE QFFEN ifiOEPt VMHV A HAMOOM FELLEP UmE SOO AimT CAU.EO OM MiS WAmi E AFQOE This. & rr VMHOT EF S GOT ComPmS "fi-VAC? ? ! . Markets lint c m wcf. f J I 1 ' JONTEEL Cold Cream Face Powder Jonteel Faco Powder with the new ' cold cjeam base blends with tho complexion perfectly and is so -soft and qling.ng tl at you will like It. Let us show you? your' favorite shade. 50 c Gl Dr ass urugs Inc. ' t3U !&xedii Star La Grande. Oregon mmi " (JOVE FAIR ATTRACTS BIG CROWD ' (Continued from- Page One.) Bertsch., Canned goods Mrs. Ti. II. Dun ielSi', first; Mis. John Williams, ieu oud. Jelly Mrs. John Williams, first; MrH lt H. Dun. els, second. Pastry Mrs. C. iBertsch, first; Mr Kali Peterson, second nw-'"1 vegetables Everett Will lams, G ruins, grasses Allen Mills, first; Mis. U M. Laird, second. Apples Mis. Huth Barker. Candy Mrs. Helen Conknn. . Art y-Mrs. Helen Conklln. Floweis Mrs. K. ti. Conistoek. Best duhlia Mrs. J. S. DeLong. t Best uster Mac Uees. e" Jveinier itrst- Carmen Oan jjg" 8.onjt ittn Home bewing (under 16 years) Liutter Mrs. Htchard Watle. Btht pumpkin Arthur Antlus. l'Tull K. J. Stuckland, first; John WttliuniB, Mrs. Huth Buker, litllie Clurk, tio for Bccuud. Beets Allen Mills. Pie Mrs. Kurl Peterson. , Cake Airs. It. S. Oomaloelc. Uuvn Ulltl Gil'ls Chilis. HfHt yearllnir heller lliii-old Conistoek. (l Best grade Jersey (one year)-- jmr'iu i.'u..n. .mob, ljumu ;v yt- i mer, second. ; Pigs Bldon Southwlck, first Archie Antics, becoiul. Baby beef Allen Mills. ..' . Purebred . ilerfcoy-nBybblo : .Iunc: an,- first; Blllle Clark, second Dorothy Mills, third. Showmen's prize-Carmen Dan-. iels. Calf Don Comstock, first; Krunk Brothers, second. Cooking Lola Brothers, first; Stella Ulunk, second. Camp cooking Harold Blank. Dome makti'S Stella Blank. Girls' sewing Lola Brothers, first; Lee Kllen Breshears, second; Monty Brothers, third. Boy Scouts dlspliy Allen Mills. Pickles Mis. John Williams. Honey A. K IJartley. Potatoes John Williams. General farm display Neil Kight. first; U. S- f'omstoek. lieC- ond; J. K. Mills, third. Canned fruit Mrs. ll. 11. Imn- iels. Canned vegetabh'B -Mm. il. 10. II. Di'.nl.-ls. . Blank, first: Mrs. I secono m rs. .lonn wmiams, iniru. . Best corn L. G. Lant.. Mrs. John Williams, third. I't-si or inmor The list of donors for the fair included: Cock Brothers, Connors More, l'nion Flouring Mill Co.. G. W. Benson. L. A. Wright, Pcguson Drug store, Cove Drug store. C. L. SOME F AkW SvP Tol ME COMF AM tE 'tt SOAE-TiMr: Am T 5FrS hoT VUOHTS A IDEM. Afe MAP SHOWS The TN-a; No. 1, rIvoii up .with 11 r crew'na lost off the Hnwnli'in V ' J TsliiiidH. unci whloh win fdiiiul liy subnniiiue H-i nftur nlno duys i ' of Ki-nrchiiiK. . Map Hho eourniv of iliuih trom! Pun; Kranc'lueo lo 'fe imwuli, veUute the. planu v.-nt down uml th.cujiiii;..of lis uriftinit. K ' 3 I I!low, (-'oniinundiM- J.dm UodKL'ra. lu'i-o of the Rreiit ulr drftpm. jf - a I l'irst words of his rescued crow wero 111 pruiso of liodgers' bravery. J& . ' ' 1 IW ' ' ' II.,,..M. .1 , Cudwcll. Cove state bank. Clrirles i loi.in, iiaKKcriy .Mei'my. ll. (.. i ;lank,. Webster's Variety. James I Webb, Leonard Towle. Alvln Or- I ton. John Williams, Ml. Fannie I Grange, Mrs. George Miller, John Talent, R. H. Daniels, Mrs. Huth Baker. K. J. Stackland, Wclrm r (Brothers, B. E. Anderson. J. 1J. lire- shears. Cove Flouring mill, Alvin Bloyd, Mrs. H. K. Blank, Will Ho mer. Dr. W. T. Phy, Beon Levy, C. A. Smith, B. S. DavlB. Mrs. J. K. Mills, First National Bank of Un ion, Dr. Davis, Bevy's stor, J. V. Hutahlnson, Smith & Thompson and the, Jersey Breeders Uub. of. Covo. ' WELCOME TENDERED TEACHERS Tc-ntlnued from Pnge One.) Canadian, border to tho Gulf of Mexico, i' " n.As nMcmMo thlU of thn more than 20 pedagogs introduced only: three had been whoolcd in Oregon colleges one at O. A. one at the Oregon Normal school ond one at Willann-tte university. Quite a number were t rained in the; Washington colleges and in higher Institutions In tho middle western states. IiOiigfellow Speak In a' well spoken response lo Mr. Kpling's welcome. M r. Long fellow exprepa d appreciation of the attitude taken by the business men of La Grande "The fat hem of the school children" and pledged the faculty to live up to all expectations, from every stand - point. lie declared that the selection - of iU.uny iniiubei.s from over all t the nation was no accident, tend 'ing that il makeH for a broad type of education that Is of immense value to students, lie said he is Impressed with lhe ldea!s of the faculty and tho realization of the By WILLIAMS vie ft i iw . CoTTw t WE CODV.OM - 1 kAEAN WOO COolOvi" A PcUEO Pi REYrty? Ml&HT- SHE.LL BE. ALMOST AbOME- A : .it.. J til. i COURSE AND RESCUE members of fliclr responsibility In the coiumiinily. INm'iii Inspires 'reaelierj? Before closing, he recited a few verses by A. T. Harman, which ho said had proved an Inspiration to himself nnd other faculty niem- bcrs. Tho verses follow: ' To take a child In gentle hands And lead him into mysiic lauds, Where veils no longer shroud Lhe past And caeh new hopo o'erglowa tho last i 'TIs this lo teach. To light new fires whrtrc old have burned, With brave, good hearts, as roads are turned To find new stars where darkness Bways, Whoso light one day shall mark tho ways Tls this to teach. To fill tho child wrld' brim 'with ... .iny. iTo charm and hold somo errant boy j Willi stern ambiUon, or some song i Of right triumphant over wrong 'Tills this to teach. To move dread mountains dark with fear. By faith of young hearts drawing near The paths the fathers long have trod. Tho narrow paths that lead to 1 God 'TIs this to teach. Raymond Williams Sings Before Mr. Loilgl'etlow KpoHo, 1 Raymond t 1 immhmm Williams Hang "WIh'U APPLE ISOXLS We have litem for Nile, old and new lloxes ut fi-otii five 'I (i Hciciilecii ecu Ik I'er Ih, any niiiomit ' I'rom one tntx to I'lve thoiiHinil. 'I'liei-e Im koIiik in He it hhoritiue of lo iii.'ilerlnl. In fact . 1 he nrl'H lmr tinned lNv. it some orilern iilrendy. I teller sw'iik for j Yours now. La Grande Warehouse 8i Storage Co. The Paris KanMnnali'e Al l I MS C(.TS In l-Vjitiirc ljr-riiiKi at IJ.f.a to $." A N v l.ine of in: ksskm Krom New Vfirk t'J.'Jb lO ll'l.'MI VriJ.tNKItV In all the latest styh-s The Paris OF PLANE II Hong Is Sweet" by Gertrude Sans Soticl and, in response to a hearty applause "Sylvia" by Coley Speaks. Members were of the opinion that "When Hong Is Sweet" was no mlunomer. Mr. Williams was ac companied at the piano by Mrs. Williams. Next Tuesday Waldo I. Stod Aard will speak of Iks recent tour of tho Orient. Letter Carrier to Mnrk Honto Of Oldest Itural Mall Delivery HOPE. Intl. (Ar)-rTho Indiana It uru I Letter Carriers association has planned to erect a monument to mark the site of tho oldest rural Ir,Jt! "a11 delivery In tho' United States, -which was started 20 years ago. . Two experimental routes were started a year before the Hope project, but they since have been i abandoned, while tha route, out of here lisWrf efenlftiiilM'Wt HfflVin- Indian Head Pillow Slips Pillow Slips s'tnmnetl on Imllaulieail tubing, wear longer and are very attiai'tlve. New Kl a n ii led Dresses clilldren, (I to 11 jears. Just In. .Mnko splemlUl school dresses. Art & Baby Shop mtto.nk covi:iti:D m ri:uicK PATirri.NS WEDNESDAY ADOLPH ZUKOR I 5. ti r -f I A V . rft ncoK lui ittiii TODAY FLORENCE VIDOR IN "MAT.RY ME" We Buy for Less Ve Sell for Less Just the thing lo keep Von Wiunil ' Very Ingli giude, f.eeco Itueu Union Suits for nun. 'i'li is low pi leu never known before fl 25 . Misses' L'nton Suits, flex ible rib all snces 71k! to HUo Boys' Unions, fleece Hujd a.l sizts up to S(J ' 70o to 8l)c These values w ill surely surprise you. Do your buy-. Ing now while they iasi. New York Store DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES 1216 Adams Ave. terruptlon. Not record is available in tho Hope postofllce that eslulillshus tho exact date of starting the route. , All poM masters who knew tho s.ory are dead and ltnleigh Nor man, the flint carrier, was killed in an automobile accident a year ugo. OOTEL ASTOD 2nd & Hill Us Ansles EVERY ROOM bat PRIVATE TOILET 50 Baths New, Modern Close to Shopping District nd Theatres ' FREE GARAGE Tariff horn $1.50 BUV THIS HOME 5-room modem house, closo lu. Price $2-bO. 7-nom nmlern house,' largo lot, N 01 Ih Sitlo. 1'rico $;t-r0t tcriius. 205 " aero farm Summerville a tfiun at fUOOO. And THURSDAY ... ESSE L LASKY rattm near h bar- 3 i I WEEKS & BLACK M I I New l olej UlilB. fc 1 i liiMtiriuice . I.OHU4 if ' " ' 1 m mm