La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 07, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, Octolwr 7, 1925. THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pape Five " . Local News In Brief i i... .. ... -i .. .I, ,. , 27 YEARS AGO COMING EVENTS Union County Annual Armis tice Day Celebration Lu Urando November 11. i-'vcral weeks vlsitlug'relallvi's and frlenda. I Eastern Oregon Observer, Octo-; ber 10. U8 Mr. and Mrs. H. C. ' Neelcy, of Cove, wore In the city 1 trading a few houis yesterday. Mrs. G. M. Rlchey, who has been Here on Business Theo Shell, 01' the Shell Mercan tile company, .of Wullowu, was a business visitor to L.a Grande yes terday afternoon and last night. Will Leave Toubilit Mrs. C. M.. Wray will leave to. night for Hood Kiver, where she vlsitinir her sister In St. Joe and will visit her purenis for a few ,ll0 Omaha exposition, is expected days, alter which Bile will bo lo Gil- nome in a few days, roy. California, where she will Join : Tne La Qrande notc wm now be Mr. Wray and they will make tueir lights Wlt eiectric lights. Mr. homo. Her little daughter will ; Ptel, the proprietor, believes in join her at Hood Kiver. i keeping the hotel up to date in ev- - ery particular. Is huppilcU . !. first kllllnir frost of the sea- Traveling overland In a covered ',ou appeared on the morning ol wagon trying to get to Walla Wul la where they had relatives, a wo- October 1. and the first skim of ice .on exposed tubs and buckets was Item from Wallow Mr. and Mis. Al Noregaard were man' a "'cl1 hi.sband and seven sell OIl lllB morning of the 6th visitors to l.a Grande yesturduy. cllliurcn became stranded in Mis. Uavld Stowarl loft Wedlies They make their home at Wallowa, '""de when their tuuds ran low , (lay ,,. iJu,.lmlui to be treated for too low to puichase necersaiy ' ppenUlcitis, Mrs. C. . t'inn ac Visits in La Grande groceries. Envoy Barker, of the lo- compttlue(i her and will remain un- W. E. Block Is here from Port- CHl Salvation Army, alter uppealins tll aHer the operation, lund. visiting friends and relatives t0 the aua unty and find-1 T- T. Geer and ,vlte passed in the city. Ho is slopping at Ho- "" 110 fu'llla ""nimble from either, I uirougn j,u Orando en route to tel Summer. j l00k Uie "'"tier In his own bunds I 0mttna Wednesday. The governor- c land, appea..ug to the business sec-1 eiect wM enucavor to be back for llerc from Inlon !tiol to'' K'ocories, was ab.e lo fur- j th8 augar bevt celebration on the Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cox. nccom-'"""' iuv" i lstn. panied by Mrs. Emily Cox and her. "8 to penult them to "carry on mother, Mrs. Ford, wero shopping; 7" " in La Grande yesterday. They are Attended 1 uncrul in l'oitluiul from Union. I M. u- Macuowell returned Wo venture the assertion that more peupiti in proportion to the population of tne surrounding country ride into La Grande in car Herefrom Pendleton spending tne past three weeks in Mrs. Ernest Shunterman, of Prp- I'ortianU wllh Mia. H. W. Brice dleton, was In La Grande yestor- during her 'iiinesB and death. Mrs. duy. She. was transacting business Brice died at her homo there Sun and visiting friends here. ' day and her funeral was held yes- to her home this morning after riuges and buggies than in any oth er town in Oregon. On October 15 the people of Un ion county will cuiebiule tne com pletion ol the sugar beet factory In Union couniy. 'ilus is the biggest Iterday atternoon. Interment was 'thing located in the Slate and the Motored Over from Union . ".,! uiado in the Hose Cliy Park ceme- peop.e are going to have a rousing W. W. Stevens hnd Mis. -Prank' tery. Mr. and Mrs. Brice made La tune to couuiieiiiorutc the event. Connor motored to l.a Grande from Giimdo their homo for many yeans! Horn lu Eiiu, September 24, to their homes at Union yesterday and about twenty-two years ago. Mr.1 Mr. and Mrs. J..K Sappuigloii, a spent the day shopping and visiting Biice was railway bridge foreman daughter. here. ' ' I Jieie , He and Mrs. Brice are welli burn In this city. Wednesday, ; known by old time railroaders here. September 2o, lo Mr. ulld Mrs. U. Hrro Yi'siciclay ' ' Mrs. Biice was oil years old at the , 1' . omiin, twin ooys. You Can Prevent Chaps By a regular use of LEMON COCOA BUTTER (5k .Wtura't it only the other tduy yo-i suid "This weath er Ib bad for the hands?" Well, you needn't let that worry you.j Lomon Juice, as you k no', 1b slightly astnngont and splendid for the treatment of roughness; the cocoa butter Ib, of oourso, the best of all tissue builders. Combined they make the beat possible skin treat ment. The Iotlnn ..' . .50c ' The Cream , . .50c FIND IT HERE Copy for this column must bo In by 9:00 a. m. Itlchurdson's Art & Gift Shop. I I 10-7-11 j ' All current fiction uiu! iiiagnxlneN at Newllll Hook & Stafy Co. 10-7-31 llrinstltcliliiK. I'leatlnit, button holes, etc Norton's Kiddy Shop. 10-14-tf A Kcal orve Tonlo and Builder. October 10 lust day to py your water rent without a penalty. io-7-St Colfax. Washington, Sept. 21. IMS. Sllvorthora -Wright's, La Grande, Oregon. Glass Dri John Dickson, of Pendleton, was tune 01 her death. a business visitor to Iai Grande yes- 1 - t'-rduy. Mr. Dickson is connected Oriental Dancing Oil Willi UU ueeuuillllifi vviii)mtif mm wus hero In that Interest. Senleneed to Jnll ' ' ' James Brant, who pleaded guilty "Flashes" Program With a in a orchestra that will lllt.trallv ntnn n Reln -nmvlnir show. in uie uiuiiieniui eu.ni in. .'""'"--"Kmshes 01 the Great White W;iy" ing to a charge of drunkenness, wll be 8lloH11 ai thc lJaker theater wi.s sentenced lo servo five days in nt Buker October 1U and 11, K. L. the city Jail by Judge. J. p. .Blatq-. ! Burk. ann0UnceB today. K.-.1HI. from Iowa- I,' r lh troupe;.ho. Mi s. F. B. Appleby and son. Carl. ' K"l'Vf ' the Pansion h olles . ' ..i . i,. f-nn,i m.i Bergore and more recently ono of niL-ht after a visit of three weeks " animated and decorative stars In Des Moines. Iowa, with her sis ter and parents. To Visit Grandmother Miss Margaret Clark, of Port hind, was in La Grande tills morn Imt on her way to ' Enterprise, where sho will visit her, .grandmo ther who is 111 at her homo there. lt.-tuniptl to lluntliiKlon . - W. L, Overly has returned to Ills home at Huntington after spending I 'e past three months here. He hits been employed here during that time. ' 0illipment Knginorr Hrre I.. P. Campbell, equipment en pineer of Cie state hichway depart ment, with headqunrters at Salem, Is in La Grande today on business, visiting the local highway shops. He expects to return to Salem to night. of Greenwich 'Village Kollies, is credited with ' being among llie foremost expohents of the oriental style of dancing. - VAs' compared with graceful ftorothy Charles, the native Gildn Grey seemB almost austere, M ilr: Burk says, 'adding thnt..mny other exceptional fea tures are in ttgre for the play- loving public when tne curiam rolls up on the "Flashes." lass urugs Inc. fa tR22SfiJ& La Grande. Oregon If you are all run down and you oenileinen- bavo lost your "pep" and are norv- Kom! m0 KKO j got a bottlo of ous and lost your appetite, you will , your KClenm curu ul,a i find It find the now prescription prepared ' the b,.st remedy In the world for by Sllverthorn - Wright's family 'Ecioina.1- I had a bad case, have drug store for $1.00 a bottlo will had It for fourteen yours, and have beuofit you Quickly and permanent-1 trl(.tl anything and everything but ly. 1 ' ' 10-5-tf nothing seemed to help since I ' : , heard of your remedy so I got a October 10 last day to pay your ! t)0lti,.. upplled, it. and am almost water rent without a penalty. cleaned up In fine shape. 10-7-3t, t talked to a friend that has It In his family and he told mo to send him a bottle. So will you kindly send ono (1) bottlo of your Eczema sure to Coon Kudy, Peno- ' Attention Ladies. At the old stand on Adams Ave., Mrs. H. Metoalf will have on sale, Saturday, Oct. 10, all- ladies' and children's hats at a very low price. One day only, Saturday. 10-7-St .Miniums. 'If you have an old mirror tuke It to Itlchurdson's Art & Gift Shop where you can have it mado into a most beautiful Art Mirror .for your home. Many.' patterns of Mirror Mouldings and Crown Tops are . carried by ltichardson, "The Art Man.". He will make you an attractive mirror at a amull cost. . . . ... . lo-7-lt wawa, Washington, C. O. l. Thanking you for past favors, I ani Slncorely yours. U. W. PIGKK8. 10-6-tf October 10 Inst day. to p iy your water rent without a penalty. 10-7-3t 1925 HERO ALLOW! (CArWnudfromP-s One,)" garn mtil vlctftry pfrrhd on the shoulders. ol Ducky Harris nine. ilum in .tutu city, Wednesday, Octuber G, to Mr. and Mrs. Ku. Muuii, a sun. Al, l'reu Kiddle, of Island City is Visiiina Jiur parents in Jetitr sun, Iowa. 'ihis is the season of big thresh ing run, ihe mtijesl wo have heard of is iiuut) uus.iclu uy J, ikcyuoiuu. ('. i. Golden, who Ib farming the Curr placo hurvested tfuuo uuaheis irom luU acres, niuro than oO busa- e.s per acre. 'lab lnai carload of sugar beets came in on tne iifjin tram Tues day. 'IhtS is quite un iieur of in terest but aiter a while u will take a train iuaU to cauae any .com ment. . A dozen or more small buildings are novv m course of construction lu the northern portion 01 the city. A iew are buiic with the intention of auding onto them in tne spring. Mi and Mis. Clias. D. VViiHon have moved on to their 8-acre tract oust o the city' and are now lm pidving lu 'i hey will soon huve u nihn I'rnlt fin-mi ! Attorney V.u H.-V.Mnfl returned vm,..l'....i' tfnm h ri-lri to liiG Utnaha FIVE HITS exposition. -He uso visited his old uunitJ in Kansas.- Heporls troin all oveh tho vullcy indicate a much i better yield uian n us epeeteU uiicriu unusual but cunliiiuid hot spell tins summer, iims.ieis say lae avc-me is tro scholarsliip and loan fund this year will be b'lven by groups of club members under supervision of the committee, ' of-which Mrs. Jv T. liithaid-son is chairman. Mrs. Lynch was (aimed chairman of the committee that will arrange for club institutes as prescribed by the federation In convention at Marahfield. ' After Mrs. R. E. Westenhaver had outlined thc idea behind the formation of a new section of the club, to be called the Child Wel fare department, the club voted to authorize the organization of the new unit Mrs. Scranton then ap pointed Mrs. Westenhaver chair man, with Mines. Hay Murphy, L, 1. II u bey, C. 11. Scltz and John Thelson to assist her in the forma tion of the department and a work ing program. A course in psy- " New shipmefit of peoples, ull cot ors. guaranteed to bloom next Kprlntr,- also. Tulip. Narcissus, I)af- , fodll, Snowdrop, Lilly Dulbs, Per ennials. .Shrubbery,. Kverythiii? in the nursery line ut Milne's Nurs ery, 11th and J, off Washington, rhono restdenco 201-W. Karly morning deliveries. lO-f-St Fino Stationery at New 11 h Book & Btafy Co. 10-'(-at Obituary Ladies' Fall Footwear1 At Popular Prices Women's Patent Leath er one-strap pump, plain , toe, 14-8 covered wood Spanish heel, imitation ; turn. Priced at $3.98 Women's Patent Leather one-strap, 1-inch covered wood box heel, imitation turn. "Sizes , 3 to 8. An exceptional value at $2.98 Misses' One-Strap Pat ent Leather pump, 1-inch i covered heel, plain toe, modish and comfortable, at a price which is very low $2.98 A. A. HUADlli;nY . BAKUK, Ore. (Special) A. A. Bradbury. hZ, retired pioneer farmer of Hiker, died Monday at Ht. Klljtnhi'th's hospllul. He wus born lu Louhiiuna In 1872.' and came to linker in 181ti. His widow, two. brothers. J. I Bradbury of Portland and J. W. Bradbury of Baker; a daughter,, Mrs. A. L. Shetnn of La , Grande, and a grundson, Jonald Khelton, Btirvlve. S5 T0R RE A l THE OltSLKVEU CLASSIFIED AOS Boys' Kttll Hats & Cups 6c to 2. Boys', Ovorcottts i to (12. Nor ton's Kiddy Shop. , 10--2t October 10 lust, day to p:iy your water rent without u ponulty. 10-7-31 Stops dandruff In live duys. stops cholosy is planned as the basis for ,al" ou,1 f the''"lr '? amnt'? study of the child problem, Mrs. Wewtenhaver told the club. Girls of -the hltfh. school chorus vnng' ."Morning. Invitation'' by -Ka-zle vlien the business si'SHiuii as concluded. . 1 Iss iMibelle Miller of ,the faculty directed the number, our Qermiclde and Dandruff Erad- tcator (or 76o a. bottle. Sold only by Sllverthorn - Wright's family drug store. 10-6-tf The Christian Church Indies will have a Kununage Hale next and Miss Myrtle Wilcox played tho Saturday in the new Lottes bulld ttccoinpanlment. I InB 0niAxlaiiis avonuo. -i ' 10-7-ltp WOMAX. 1IKADS 1H SII. ' riTTSIU'llfe (By tho Assoellilcd press) Undlng a long vigil in the chilly night air. several thousand fans, headed by a woman. Mrs. Jack Ijiuck. Wellsburg. W. Va., into the unreserved mAil route ! award made f TO VARNEY ,. ' " (Continued from Psse bno. V Is 1 1 In i; Here Mrs. Mvrtle Illckev arrived In nwarmert l a Grande Inst evenlnt? to spend a bleachers at KorbeH field today ns;uuny rutfardnitf the potato crop, t aviator of San l'Yancisco. is 40 uusncls to the acre and the ! of prent Interest to La Orande cit- Jven ul 4o cents per isns. inasmmn as varncy, a ltw unys ana, mimiaitMi iniu i.a unmiiB might receive airmail service In the nar future. . 1 . Varney wus hlre for the exprnSH purpose of selecting nn emergency binding field in the Grande HoiiUe Zo to quality good USnei. inure Uiail i0ir,iu tt'i.i uu leeeived uy our wheat growers lor tills season's crop. A leading grower In the city stated Wat weeii in answer to an in $60 Uttle hiver Touchers' fdf S.Te. IJest and most economical laxutive sold only by SilverthornWrlght's fdmlly 'drug store. . 10-6-tf few days visiting with-friends here, the gates opemj for the first world , .eiuameu liii tne ucrwu was up valley am a the time expieascd b -fore returning to her hom at aeries game. They wore u tired ' tu the average, t.ie yie.u lair, but the belief that La Grande mlMit bt Boise. Idaho. She Is on her way Hleeplewi lot. but hadn't lost any tne potatoes small. ' served on tne Kiko-i aseo route. I'ortlHiid, wlirp shp spont of thoir enthusiasm. Leather Vests MACKINAW COATS - WOOLEN ULAZERS. , KNITTED SWEATERS - WOOLEN SHIRTS For men and Koys for these cool October Days. . Moderate Prices on Quality Wearing Apparel. jJNT (jPTHIEg 'THE STORE WITH A CONSOENCE" CLUB G1KDS l-OU VflxNTER (OontinuvQ innu Page Ono. Itl'M ItAII) HASIS OF Sl'lT KLAMATH FALLH. Ore. Two suits cliurglng malicious libel wero A i -t i n lTTF 'lcd In circuit court here against and J-on Burke, deputy sheriff, by Vincent Zuuir. blacksmith und tanner of Mnctin. ' . Thc complaint alleges that Jus tice, of the Peace Kendull unlaw fully granted a liquor search War rant against tho Zumr home and thai Burke signt-d a false and ma licious affidavit, ba.-ted on liearsuy, in order to procure the warrant. The reputed liquor raid occurred September 19 last. MARKET JflEL'S GROCERIES Phone Main 759 BUY APPLES BY THE BOX! Jonathan and Winter Bananas Good For Cooking and Eating. Used Car Bargains 1920 Illlt'K MS TOiniXG 1021 STt'lMIAKF.R SPKCI.-U. SIX TOI ItOf. 19IS STt DKllAKK.lt SI'KCIAL MX TOlKIXi 10 It I'KANkl.l.N TOVItlXU Jennings & Shumate Buick Sales and Sen ice iirs. Lu-wrence Dutton, Mrs. Zur bricK ad Mi. J. i-yncu. iii. iHosuitiun's LalK on the cir culaiing library Of an, wnicii orig inated with the L,a Oraiuie ciuo unuer her uirectlon, and Hit sub bcriptlou of funds for tlie Uoem becuer Cluldi cii s hospiiai. wt-ru the sensaiions of the convention, tiie uelegatt-s dcclurud. Alter Mr. .lobsman's spL-uch was concluded. Uie uuiivemiouers gathered around ner with quchlioua and fnlieaud tor advice uutil the Lu Graude iiKiiiuers unaily had to lorni a cir cle und rescue her from uitcr ex haustion; according lo the reports. i.lia. Ijutton's report was more particularly of the biennial conven tion or the iVutionul Kederallon of I Music Clubs, which met in 1'ort lanu and which tho Neighborhood uc.eguliun attended. Ail inualcai programs of the club this yar will be lurniahed by the Monday Musical1 department, A.rs. Uoiioii said, and will follow ihe niiugestion of Airs. John I'. Sher man, president general, that study this yeur deal with the American home und America. Mrs. H. 11. Cleaver explained the new yearbooks which were d t trib ute d at the meeting and announced the plans of the art department. 'Jo Kiilrrtalii Teachers .Saturday afternoon, October 17, Is the tliuofset for the tea to enter tain Ii Grande public- school teachers, Mrs. F. I lialston head ing the committee In charge. The piuce will be Hunan hall, and all members of the dub are invited to attend. Cards, a kensington and refreshments will compose the courtesy. Airs. Sadie Orr-Dunhar, presi dent or the state federation, will be a guest of the club Haiurday when she comes to La Grande to sieak at -the Christmas seal insti tute at the clubrooiiM. Mrs. Wayne j Wade of Island City and Mrs. fcve lyn Jtosenbttum. Ia Grande, are the chairmen in charge. 1 Mrs. It. F. Murphy rvportd, lh:it the community service committee ! will have charge of Ihe gardening program In Morcn and one on -The City Beautiful" in April, as well a- ihe direction of thi na- . tional gurd n and horn week. Lunflievm Flnnnevl - -1 A aeries of luncheon to ra.se taO u itii;u TIEIAL ir,rAYi;o DALLAS, Ore. The rirsl 12 men called Into the Jury box lor the t rln I of It. Lloyd of Independence were passed by both the alula and the defense lor cause. More diffi culty was experienced when the attorneys begun exercising their peremptory challenges. When the court adjourned for the day tho state had excused but one man on peremptory challenge and the dffenxe six. It is expected that tho Jury will be completed Tuesday forenoon and the taking of testimony started. A remarkable feature of the trial Is that none of more than 20 tales men examined so far have stated that they were opposed to thc dealh penalty for murch. Markets l'(ini,M MAIIKKTS IHt:TLANl. Ore. (Al') live stock, steady. Kggs. firm to 1 cent higher; ex tras. 44i 4mc. Butter, firm: standard cubes up half a cent to 6c c. liutterfat. steady. -October 10 last day to pay your water rent without a penalty, i . - - 10-7-3t . Your pictures lire must iittruetlve Wnn enlarged and hand tinted by ltichardson, "The Art Alan," at STAR Today 1 . . - And . . ' THURSDAY JACK HOXIE Thunder" It's a Blue-Streak Western! Also TWO-REEL COMEDY And "1 NTERX ATI0N A L N E VS" FRIDAY HOOT GIBSON iaigabe . . I.. "1 . ' , STARTING - I I WmUV i UWii FOR 4 DAYS , presents . Frank Lloyd WllJ4V : Buttons Covered tl rorer htitlinm f trim yimr urn suit, iln ur tfiat. 'T.v HlIMi ami niMilinlitr. hWf.M I Its AND COATS I Hit IKIVN AM) .lltl.S i..V) i. .i..vi tiiiu:iimi:ci; m its i-'oii sr.. (hi ami sfl .-.() -.m Pklure Kri-u Uurlliff (Jctolurr, Art & Baby Shop Maker of "The Sea Hawk" With A Real All-Star Anna Q. Nilsson Viola Dana Dorothy Sebastian Claude Gillingwater Cast Including Ben Lycn Victor McLaglen Charles Crocket John T. Murray Admission Matinees, 50c; Children, 10c .Night - - 50c;. Children, 25c Matinee at 2:15 NiKht at 7:15 and 9 Attend the Matinees! Please Note! Due to the Special Excur sion coming down from Wal lowa County Saturday we urge all to see this feature before then. Attend the Mat inees and avoid thc night crowds. &1