La Grande evening observer., October 15, 1925, Image 5

Thursday, October l.r, f)2..
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER -
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Pace Five
Local News In Brief
DAYS OF M9 I
REVIVED BY 1
LOCAL ELKS
(Continued troin
COM I. "NO EVENTS
Union County Annual Armis
tice Hay Celebration La
Grande November H.
Deputy Assessor Is III ;
Miss Nolllo Brings, deputy to the
county assessor, iiaa been ill at hei
home since Tuesday.
At Imbler To lay
Mrs. O. F. Howell -went to Imb
ler this morning on the brunch lint'
tiuin and is visiting there today.
Attended Slum Hero
Hans Hucker wus in La Grundi
Inst evening f rom his home ut Sum
mer ville. Ho attended the '41 show
here.
Here from Wallowa
Al Noregaurd was a business v!s
ltor to 1:41 Grande yesterday. He i.
from Wallowa.
Vbltod Mother Herts
Grace Simmons, who is employed
at Enterprise, wus In La Grande
last evening. Shcvisited her moth
er here.
n Dnui.hts county. Ncbrasku. Sho
Iw betn revolving medical treat
ment from Dr. Poster of Clarkston.
Witshlnuton for some time. She
expects to return to her homo the
'usi of this month.
In City YestercWy
Jerry Crury wus In the city yes
terday on his way to Baker from
Aberdeen. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. J.
O. Crury came to l.a Grande from
their home at Baker yesterday to
accompany him.
Pug On.)
the mem-
At Wallowa Visiting
Mrs. V. H. I'.ussell. of this city.
:s spt-rdtniT a few days at Wallowa
v'sitinp. She drove to Wallowa
with Kd. Morelock Tuesday, who
has been v'sitlng his father here.
To Visit HHatlvc
Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Baker psnsM
through I.a,Grande this morning en
route to their home at Enterprise.
They have been visiting relative a at
Baker a few days.
To House l'cp for Saturday
I.a Grande hlch school will have
pep nwi'tinir Friday mornhvr In
the auditorium In prepiration fot
the game with Enterprise. The
student body will be In charge.
a more colorful show,1
bers concluded. j
Itough estimates place the at-'
tendance at more than 750. A
check of paid admittances showed
780, and in addition to that more
than a score of Elks, members of
the '4H committee, were present.
Tonight the attendance is expected
to be In the neighborhood of 1000. j
The show was ushered in by a
parade, starting from the Elks
temple and winding up at Zubcri
hall. The bund, the Legion drum
and bugle corps and rampant :
forty-niners made up the marching
line.
At 9 o'clock dancing started,
with Mann's Imperial orchestra;
playing. Games were started nt nn j
earlier hour, and throughout the
evening attracted capacity crowds.
At 10:30 a 26-piece set of silver
ware was presented to Louise Sal
isbury. A five-pound box of cundy
waa given Mr. Berry. ,
Announcement was made that a
prize will be given the woman who
wears the bewt '49 costume tonight,
the award to be made at 10:30.
The committee invhea alt women
to participate -
Tonight's show will begin at
S:S0, with dancing lrom 9 o'clock
on. The proceeds of the '48 show
will be used for the kiddles' Christ
man tree and for the needy during
the holiday season.-
State Ornivr Here
William S. Levenrv
Spend Day at Pei idle ton William k Levenn, or Bakor.
j, K. Clmru-a eagimior on the 8tflto P'-ohlhttlon a(txnt. is in La
O-W. R. & N., and Mrs. Charles 1 Grun,io todttV looking over the
went to Pendleton this morning for) Nation and ascertaining what as
a day's' visit - c-t. sistunce he may offer the local of
lli-i'f from- Kith't-pri
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Hook m it
nnd Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Owenby,
all of Enterprise, were visitors to
La Grande yesterday.
To Visit at Imbler
Mrs, L. It. Larson, of Eugene, re
turned this morn'ng from Boise,
Idaho, accompanied by her daugh
ter, Mrs. G. W. Woodvine, whom
Ut-ro on lliHliictM-v- . sh has been visiting there. They
H. M, pheift'qr Amis la Ln Grande , wi"l vist for a few days with an.
yesLeroay on business.
fleers.
Mr. Phtef- other daughter, Mrs. Hay Wilson,
CITY--BONDS
AWARDED ON
1.0298 BID
The motion currlrd i
ONE
CENT
SALE
Now On
Glass Drugs
Inc.
Sfr
La Grande, Oregon
Continued from Pag One.)
ttnnd and Mortgage company, of
Portland. 1.0202.
i 'Rank WmLs Disapproved.
' Preliminary to the opening of
bids, an attack waa launched on
the present method of handling the
weed question In La Grande. Com
missioner It. P. Landls suggested
that a new ordinance to govern the
matter be drawn up or else the old
ordlnnnce be provided with a few
"teeth.." The matter wus referred
, to the city attorney.
A license was granted Nell Cum
bry to operate a rooming house ut
1213! and 216 Fir street.
A property, owner was present
r ierred to a request entered in
March for a sidewalk between
G-tenwnod and Fir on X. Com
missioner Landis moved that the
city manager be ordored to install
the sidewalk.
unanimously. ... .
Ilea Hug Held.
A hearing wna held on Improve-
meat district 3 -ft. providing for a
sanitary sewer In blocks 6 and 12.'
Wisdom's addition. No objections
or remonstrances were received ;
and the recorder was authorized to !
advertise for bids at the pleasure
of the commission. Announcement :
wus made that the project will be
laid on the tnblo until spring, be
cause of adverse weather condi
tions. A communication from the E. O.
L. & P. company In reference to
establishing valuation on property
hem was read and filed. City Man
ner W. C Crews reported that the
pumper fire truck arrived yester
day. The monthly bills and esti
mates were read and approved be
fore adjournment.
Lost Tot Is. Found;
Scouts Study Again
, (Continued from Par. OtneJ.
ond street. When hln father and
Markets
rollTLANU MAUKKTS
IHJHTLAKD, Oru. (AP) Cattle,
sheep, steady.
' Hors, weak to 60 cents lower.
Eggs, steady.
Huttcrfat, firm; cubes Vj to I
cunt higher, G3c.
.I'OnTLANH UKAIX MARKET
PORTLAND, Ore.- (AP) Wheat
HUB, hard white, October and
Xoveinb.Qr$1.4i;, hard wh.11),- U,
Raart, October and November
Beautiful Wool
Flannels
Priced Very Low.
$1,89 to $3.29 Yard
With the season for
WOOL Dress FLAN
NEL at its height, we
have lo offer a very
luige assortment of
plain, striped, two-
tone and stuped edge
f lannels at a surpris
ingly LOW PRICE
mother begun to search for hl,n at'' soft white,- and- . western-
noon he w:s nowhere to be found, white. October and November
Rnuerlntcndent .1. T. Iontrfcllow. ILS7: northern spring, western
who lives nearby, sent a call to
red, October "and November
the Rev. W. C Ross, who speedily j $1-27.
Ut Is the warehouse man at Wal
lowa. . . -,
Ilotunvd from Portland
W. 13. Watklns and son returned
to their home Tuesday from Port
land, whero they spent a few days
on business.
at Imbler.
Hero on Hiislness
- T. L. Gorman, field engineer of
the Morrison Knutson construction
company, is a business visitor in La
Grande today.
To Ptirjli use Stock v .1
Mr. 'and Mrs. Lynn Rohnenkamp
left ih's morning by auto for Port
land. Taeoma and Seattle. Thpy
expect to be gone a week and while
away Mr. Hohnenkamp will pur
chase new stock for the Christmas
tmdo for the Hohnenkamp store
here.
organized his troop of Hoy Scouts
and prepared them for tlicfeejarch
and, incidentally,, a, holiday from
their studies. ' '.t.-
At the same time ( a search for
Hues w?a commenced among the
. Error Corrected
In an article describing - the
ntifltiilinv nf enni rttnrnn lunnViOfin
Substitutes for 3IacTavlsh . j Tuesday in the Evening Observer
Mrs. Earl Reynolds is acting or the following sentence appeared:
substitute teacher In the study hU ' Sherwood Williams next took the
today during the ubsence of Coach ! floor stating that "we do not need
MacTavlsh. irrigation to better . conditions in
-1 this valley.' . The line should have
District School to Open mud: "We do need irrigation." Mr.
Mountain Home school, known : -villlarps favors practical irrlgation
as district o. 4S. will open Mon- noro antj( nKe. the rest who were
day morning for the fall umu with members of the: Yakima vnllcy
L. A. Campbell as teacher. , Icarr.vnn. was greatly Impressed
: with conditions In the irrigated
Mitriingc Licences Issued ! valley. i
Edmond V. Lovelace. La Grande,
nnd Miss Lillie Carroll, of Echo. I
were licensed to wed Wednesday. IacT A VISH,
Alioiner license issueii was io
van Blokland and Miss Icis
Itryunt. bolh of Islanil City.
L.H.S. Coach,-
DISCHARGED
(Opntinued from Page One.)
Visit llurc I-cw Days
Mr. and Mrs. F. 13.-Houston and
daughter, of Jerome. Idaho, passed ,ion.(; wHh a note and keys to Ma
through La urumte louay on ineir
Y. shipment, Oo-
4-
cKltdren returning to each of tho-i . . h
ward achoola. One youngster reJ Bonds! irre,
Corn No, 2 I
tober at a7.
MARKETS AT A 'GLANCE
A'EW YORK (AP) Stocks,
strong; mauy merchandising Issues
membered seeing the little fellow
In a red sweater and a fraternity
cap down toward the viaduct.
And there his father found him.
sitting complacently on a sunny
porch. . He still held his little
handkerchief but he hadn't shed
iv- tears about being lost.
The Boy Scouts disbanded and
went to their classrooms. It was
a long afternoon.
gular; oil and chemi
cal teaues advanced.
Foreign exchange, mixed;
French francs continue decline.
Cotton, barely steady; southern
selling.
Sugar, higher: Cuban buying.
Coffee, easy; . lower Brazilian
market.
NEW PUMPER
TRUCK HERE
(Continued frin Pagf Otw.)
way to Portland. They will be here!
for a few days visiting friends.
They formerly lived here. .
On Way to Entci prise
Mrs. O. H. Hock and small son.
Glenn, were in the city this morn
ing on their way to Enterprise,
U-H.1PD tlwv will vis'f re hit Ives Tor
Isome time. Mrs. Rock's home Is
Ills Inst appearance here in the
role of athletic coach was yeater
rtuv afternoon when the La Grande
high school second team . defeated
Vninn seconds here, 7 to 0.
The matter of srlertlng a suc
cessor to Vr. MueTavlsh i In the
hands of Superintendent Longfel
low, who has not.mu.de a selection
as yet.
city officials. . Four or five men
began preliminary. vork today, but
within a short time construction
will be moving ahead at u brisk
pace; it. Is said.
; The, building wiU.Jjouse the city
workshop whero alt repair work
will be done, ,and. also city ma
chinery such as the grader, cater
pillar, etc. The building will b of
corrugated iron.
'This U something the city has
needed for some time," W. C.
Crews, city manager, said, "and
when it is completed depreciation
on machinery from exposure to the
ralrr and snow will beoome a thing
of the past."
CARLTON AND
GRAHAM LAND
BEHIND BARS
(Ctjnrlnud from Ppw One.)
county jail awaiting a prelimin
ary hearing, which has not yet
hpn set. Carlton Is snld to be
an old offender, having been tvci
reveatedly In the city police court.
Heretofore, tlio evidence has been
too srnnt to bring about his con
vict Ion.
Tonight
AT ZUBER HALL
9
ran
'49 Sh
ow
Oct. 14,15, 16&17
LET'S GO! ! !
See those Prizes to be given away Free
in the window, at
RHINE PACT
APPROVED
BY GERMANY
(Continued from' Pnft-e One.
notes, even those ariHlng from
frontier questions, would be sub
milted to arbitration.
The ceremony of signing the
Rhine pact .will probably take
place. Saturday, according to pres
ent Indications.
PARIS PLEASE?! .
PARI H-MUy the Associated
Prewt) "Today marks an historic
dot." snld Premier Palnleve on
learning of the successful' comple
tion of the draft of the security
pact at Locarno.
"Lightnin'" Will Be
Shown Here Nov. 12
"Ll'-'htnln " a play that mn''e a
weld's reen-d run in New York,
w'll be presented in the Arcade
theater on November 12. the man
agement announces today.
Direct from its farewell engage
ment In San Francisco. ''Llghtnln'
linn been bonked. This will be
"Llfrbinln'fi" last tmir nnd the east
that will present the famous com
edy chiwlc In the principal cities Is
said to be the strongest yet assem
bled.
Thomas Jefferpon. son of the
Into .Topeph Jefferson of ''Rip Van
Winkle" fanv. heads the orgtin'zn
tlon as "Lightnln' Rill Jones." Mrs.
Frank P.aron plavs Mrs. Jones, and
Rossle Racon. daughter of the late
Frnnk Racon. continues as the
vamping vnitdcvlll actress. P'ellx
Han e v. John M arv i n . Fra n k
Thornton. Margaret Miller, Robert
Lowe, Mvles MeCarl h v, J" mes
Wor.ley. Ethan Allen, Nellie Kel
ler. Will Him Wagner. Genevieve
Lyle and other fnvoritcs have also
Ufecn retainefi for the one rompiiny
now apenring In "Llgntnln'."
PITTSBURG
TRIUMPHS
TODAY, 9-7
(Continued from ree On )
) tilnveil lnfltiv f)rrtelnlM ttiti'le
! rvry effort to make the field piny-
b'. determined to ko through
with th final game barring a fresh
leimpoiir.
The score: It. IT. R.
Washington 7 7 2
Pittsburg 15 1
. Hnttcr.es: Washington Johnson
and Ruel; Pittsburg Aldrldge,
.Morrison. Kremer, Oldham and
Smith. Gooeh.
THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
Men and Boys' Complete Outfitters of
Quality Wearing Apparel
Used Car Bargains
i2o nni'K si TomiMj
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ioib s-n iKit.Kl:u sri:ri.i, mx Totitixj
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Jennings & Shumate
Duick Sales and Service
The
Paris
To drive the right foun
dation for slenderness
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UNDERWEAR
NEWEST
MILLINERY
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with costly furniture and iliono- II . . . . . . Viil ?"in! II I
Brnih recorda which pluy on one plain, striped, two- W$J'$frff) II '
THE GREATEST ROMANTIC " I L0W VK1Cii- J
l AUVEiNTUKE EVER SCREENED I -q ratf '
jfk "keiiy These arc 40 and 54-inch 1'lannela in all the dc-
CV ' 1 i.i.oyd I niundtd colors Rust, Green, Tan and many other 'i.
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Itllibon that woam and wulu , , i . t'2.&'i!rVJfi plon-r lie ucU tliu "
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TONIGHT
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Guatanteed Used Fords
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Perkins Motor Co.
Phone M-500. Cor. 4th and Adams .
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of htilnpw ullh nn olni rlnh.
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coIvIikc hiux ilKiaiKt? rall on It
for Inrjtc oviU-m. A roimI C'lt'vi;
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oil anil nn In It. A lotihli mm
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lofr lift plo with tlirv ttrt
IKiintn Vi.SOO outfit for 5A0.
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TIh liat y Mate roofing in min
Kolng to M'll.
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BETTER FLOUR -- LOWER PRICES
Our Seal, 49-11). sack $I.9."
l-edciation, 49-11). sitck -'..14
Jersey Cream, 49-lb. sack $2.29
Olympic, 49-11). sack $2.19
Com Meal, 9-ll. sack 4."c
Graham and W hole W heat Flour. 9-11). sack 49c
Kerr's Wheat or Oat Flakes, with cup and saucer
large package. "Nc
Choice Rome IJeauty Apples, box X9c
Solid Cabbage. 10()-lb. sack
The Rest I'cara of the Season Lui'KC, Smooth
and (Jood Mavor. per Iwx
New Crop Honey. 5-lb. tin, 75c; 10-lb. tin
Fancy Comb Honey, light color, 2 for
(ireen Peppers, lb.
Hill's Red Can Coffee, 1 II).. 57c; 2 lbs.
4 lbs. -
None-Surh Mince Meat, pki;
4 lai'Ke cans Tomatoes for
..$1.85
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$1.12
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ANNOI NCING 100 IMPKOV BME.NT IN DELIVERY SERVICE.
IlavinK installed an additional Undue delivery car. we now offer our customers the Ivcst motor ck- ivcrv twin
in the city. You are invited to use thU new service. We assure you satisfaction in duality, hen ice and I.tmei
( ost. I'hone your orders early for best service.
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