La Grande evening observer., November 16, 1925, Image 5

THE VA. GRANDE EVEK1KG OBSERVER,! VI
Tape Five 1
MTiday,.'November 16, 1925.'-''
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Local News In Brief
tint Koaru " i wpli but now an attbrnry or Klam-
, A fire cull, at 4:35 u. " Hiiu-.stli Fulls, was in La Urandc yea-
Unyi to nos our
to uo Jut a scare.
street, proved
l-'oollmU-Tk-kotH IUwIjt ,
ItcaiTved "at tickets for the
Muhu-O. A. C. eanu' ht Boise, Sat
urday. Nov. 21, nt 13U p. in., huvp
uvon received Here and nuiy
lit-
tenliiy on his way to Enterprls.
where ho will bring Home Icjrul
business bcforo the. Wallowa couii'
ty circuit court. '
At Enterprise on lliednrNt
' Colon It. Mbfrhard, attorney,
went .to Enterprise .this afternoon
purchuttcd ut tho office of Onirics on li-gul business. Ho will be thcro
11. Hcynoius, an minimus.
this afternoon and tomorrow.
ln-tiinis lo Tviu'lilim I Homo from Portland
.. Mrs. Delia Damon, of I.u Grande I Mrs, Jerry I.. Maxwell was In La
wus able to return to her work lia Grande Saturday en route to her
teacher of the Iowa school , this home at Wallowa. Bho has been
niornluff after several weeks of ab-1 vlsltine In I'ortlund for tho past
Ai:ncc becuuso of.illneKa. , I two weeks.
EDUCATION'S
, PROGRESS IN
CITY RAPID
(Continued frum Pago' One.)
Mls" Allen Is 111
Miss Zllpha Alletiteueher at the
Kuinela school; la 111 at her homo
In la Grande. Mrs. John C. Camp
Is substituting for her nt Kamclu.
In City this Jluniliur
11. 'W. Ireland, of the J. L. Lat
ture Eirulpnienl company of l'ort-land,-
was transacting business in
La Urande this morning at .the
slate highway offices. .
Tu Vl!lt at Hpokano
Mrs. C. Llnebarg-cr left Satur
day for Walla Walla and Hpokane,
Washington, where she will visit
relatives for two or three .weeks.
Hume, from Eugene
, MIss iBertha Berber has returned
in l.a Grande from EilRcnv, where
she attended hoiuccoiiilng ul the
tnlverslty of Oregon. , . , -
. -r-- : .
Here on Business .Saumlay ,
Charles Newton and A fcl. Kirk-:,
tudall. rear estate-, uteri1 of Baker
were In La Geuiiili Saturday Iruus'-,'
ailing business. .'liiry were)' aqri
companled by a Mr.'1 Anderson. ,f
1 : - 1 . .;-i:.
i'.. VulM-nrkn on lllisiness
Attorney l' 8. 'ivunhoe vy'lK; tu
lYintcrprise this mqfulM; .pnsuriimic
V,iinesH. .." He Wll'-'nlH-Hrnu.t
Honiii'legniiul4s,wliHc,Uliere!i'.;.
To visit lisiwiuei
Itetnmeil from Kugcnr
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Stoddard re
turned to their home, herjr. last
evening after a trip lo Eugene, Ore
gon, w here-they saw the O. A..C.
II. of O. football game, talurdny,., f
Corei to Walla Walla- . .
Miss Elsie Lendswortll. who Is
making uri extended visit with Mrs.
O. !'. Merrill, left this morning for
Walla Walla. Wash., for a few days-
She plans lo return -Ui Lo-iUrajme...
v '
i..,kjrM.l in t.r1lali4lM.. I ',- . . -
vl....,..... MnKfnfion:'J Pitt V: 1j5
Otrnndu tills morning for. VdfUand.J
where' lic'wiH be. empioyfu.; air
MeKennon was tranierred , from
the O-W. IV. end ?N.. "hops aerc
lo the Alblna shops in i-oniiMiu..
fjnw oregoil-Orrgon A(f!rle..tfnK-r
i jtoy Williams .returned :'(6,'-'L
Gruhde tills morning after ,-wltnjais-
ing the Oregon-uri gon tusb"j -
bull clash Haturday atternoon,.
lei !' .. . I bull clash Saturday afternot
dersoii went to JOrl wnilnnisrliua been-wuy -Blj
Ing where, site will ,TlUf8dw.' ; ' T'v-'A : "'
Mr.
Mrs; T. J- An
u,.n!i this morning
' iwb 'weeks visiting her
daughters .Mrs.' l'rcd Shinn. Mrs.
Andersojrs liohio Is ' In Port land.
Wrnt'fkEI!- t -!""n-
Mr.ff Easlon Metcalf went lo Kl
ein tills morning:' She will visit
her sinter.'. Mrs. Geddings. there for
a few days. : , .
Blnco, last
llrro Sal in-day on lliislness -
V. M. Townley and i:.-c: Conrnil
were In the rlty Hiilurday on busl.
Tli.v were making nrrangi-:
hinits for the Floys- club banquet,
which will be held at Inion In tin;
near future.
' . ! .
t. P r..m l.-onlliall (Jainc
MIHes ljba hlld Irma Lymnbi,
liti 'nn.l' 1. ileitis
Uussell. Jolin and Waldo Slndilard ,,ou,,ds right ounc.-s.
returned last night fro.m l-.ngei.-.
W,viher,.theyjwcnt We.lnes.luy lo ll)-',
tend (Tie O.lA. C.-Oregon unlverMty,
game.: ' ' i. , i ' j
. . .'.l.UIn Ctirtn ' Hi-MS
Pliyllls Adklns- hss acceTited. .
..omon: hero -at -. tiia- - Marlnfllo
beauty .shop.- Mlss.v AdUlns was
riv eonnecteu, wnii ...
...,n. .i.nn nt whllaAVatia. Wash
ington.. She' specinihses: 4h .water
waving and inarcollllBt.
iiaiu.w riiie Potntoes
prize . tiili'ers. : or the- variety
known as .' Netted.'; Clem.; . were
brought & tl.o orricetof the Lnlmi
,-qnntv cluimbfc of toiiiincrchjroiti
Uul.l' Canyon . ranch . farmed ,-by
llaliili Huller. niiu nave, ue. -ranged
in an altraotVve,dlsi.lay.,T i?
1-rteen.Biectiiiens thnf'-forny no
.enter heap all caiiie.' from two
lllaek anil l.rj.l ,.,,, ,,,,,1 . together, welgneu . .
strikes of precious ore in the
upper country.
And tiny must havu seen- tho
stage give way to the railroad
that laid an Iron hand on the
hopes of Old Town and rulsed tt
new Lu Grande parullel with the
tracks.
11 wus a stirring day when the
pupils marched Into Iho new
sehoothouso fur the first time. The
Ilev. Deardorff, the :teaelier. dedi
cated the building with the pray
er that "this new and beatltlf ll
structure, which thesu pioneers
huve bulldcd, shull, wieu It has
ceased tu serve, be supplanted by
, larger and better one," und that
the boys and girls w ho are here
this morning do their part l-i
building up this beautiful valley."
Not many who heard the devout i
schoolmaster pray aro living lo
recall his words tills national edu
cation week, but most of the'r
names, could they be repeut.-d.
would sound fumlliur. There were
the sons of Jack Morrow, the
ploncor merchant of the old tuvvn.
Carrie und Ella Kuodes. 1'i-ank
ltaker. David Hay, who luter be
came "muyor of Lu Grande, and
the sons and dungliters of tieu-i-tor
Jumes. II. Slater.
.,. ... ". Trimmings."
';. "Education hud no trimmings in
those .lays," . recalls Mrs Nellie
0.- Nell, who was one o the Sla
ter children. Mid who for :iu
years , has been an outstanding
tlguro In the. school system of Lu
.Grundei f .- i
,''Vc-.-le;irreil bur altihabets w hen
we twere-.babies, and then we applied--.
ourselves to reading,'" writ
ing, arithmetic, history, georgiu
phy and spelling. - -
ive used to stand up to reer.e
and wo learned .almost everything
'trom. copybooks,
Theru weren't even copybooks
at the time J. T. Outliouse w-.is
Lour teacher.- - lie wrote a fine
round 'hand.' und he used to s -t
the copy lor -js ut the head of
our pnpers." .-
Mrs., Nelll s first teacher was
Mrs. McCoy, who died in Port
land only- last year. Hers was
one of a number of private schools
that sprang up In answer to Hie
heed for more school rooms.
It wan Mrs. Neil's .privilege to
.study algebra under Mr. Outhouse
But after the establishment of I
Ittue Mountain university, a rul
Ing was passed to prohibit th
teaching of anything beyond com
mon ' arithmetic in ' the - low
schools.' . :.
Ifcinntlons Hcltctl School'.
lone much to. solve , the ..problem
f how to keep the boy and girl
school. The entire eyswin of
fers -an example of .school cffl-
iencv that is an inspiration not
only toL her '.sister -conuiiuhltles Ip
he valley,, but to many more dla-
tnnf- cities of ;JJuslorn- Orcgoiif as
well. -. ' .-. - ,'. 1
Hut 'us t.a' Orande 'looks'n-ic'lf
HUB wesa over- llie -.imiory ui 'iitj
schools, she sees today's achieve
melits not as ultimate,' but simpls
as another inilcstone-rno dlffereni.
om the llllle white scnoolhpijc
of the Gil's, for. that, .too... niarKeu
long step up the. road.,,. ,' ,-
Mrs. K-r6gglii Has 0M-ratlon .
Mrs. Forrest Scroggln, who, was
taken to tlie Grande llowit- Hios.
pilar-lust ev.Hllng for an opersr on
to relieve ni.pciiillciil". Is 'reported
in good condillon today. J ( jj
lVcovrrlinr' from Operutlon . '
m lt..r Khiek.'or Suinlliertille,
lo . ihe fininde lton.le hospital re-
...... .-in from an oii'-riilion fur. re
i r. i.r iiuiH-ndix. thai was
le rforim-d lato l"t evening.
Mother oiul Haby ; llomi
m.J n..ri Holllsler und he
...... ..I- i were conveyed from
iln. (itinde Honde hospital lo
llollis(Y home on
Sunduytl
Cedar
la
th
st rect
' urni.
to relurn to nls lioni.e at hn-
.nomine." The trouble
In City 'Yesterday
A. WJ Schaupp, formerly of Jo-
KNIT
BLAZERS
, AT CUNT'S
'Newest Line.
!Jusl in Today.
$7.45 to $10.85
Merchandise of Quality
Clint's
Clothiery
Tlia store with Conscience
Surfers n-om lllood ;P'))--pOi .
... u'.niiw.'Mhb ha been at
.. ' . '. u.,nntori.im:f.or ilS .w'etks
no, ........ .-..'--.- - , ,.,h.
for treatment or dioou . -
in his right hanu. anu
able I
rUvarn.c'i,raUnt.H
T ...i.u..- tt-i.rklnir on Uo .mlM
,o,.d juiy .,- "ur-
sary to cut nm. "':''." '; 'r
und to remove: so ui
infected bones.- - fV-j''i ,
i i..riiaiMl Kunday .',
i n niunde tieonl", who
i..,i (he rootbull gainn be
,. n, Drecon .Varies and thei
t ..r Kniiirdavl were in i'orti
i'n.l Sunday. Myr'le JBlai'"' W
t.vma'n. Lucille W.'k.
John Hloddard. L. H. Itus-lell 8td
Waldo Stoddard were registered at
Ihe .Miilinoinsn noiei. jew.
drews. Hurry Snodgrssa. P.uy l
Price and John filewur.l were reg
laler.d ut Iho Imp-rial holcl.
llevelops Spinal Menlngilla
Word that his brother, Lyman U.
.ongr.-llow. of Mols", Is b"lng rush
d to Seattle. Wash., for treatment
of spinal meningitis by a bruin spe.
clullsl there was reeeivcu louay vy
J. T. Longfellow, superintendent of
schools. The young man lias ue. o
ill for several "'ks. oui me u.n
,.as" wus thought nt first to be
tvphuld fever. .. lie is employed In
t'h.. stul. highway department Al
Huisr. His niolher and vl'V"10""1
i.eeomimnvlng him to Seattle.
They will- puss through La Grande
at HI o elocK lonigni.
BERT HANEY
I ITPHFI.H
BY MtNARY
lonjitl6ii8 and ul)crhUontt, a
rutuj at'iti 'ui ruiiKiunn viiui ij
iahin 'PTportc(l Ihn institution Ut
:ii unm. ana iiu're wort: wvcciu
frr;niuiitc. Jjut finally it' vx
fpQiii'Iack of funds. ThniiKh know
jia'n, unlwislty, 1s ciirritiuluui was
little more than that of a st conu
.'TlflittiilvorHlly bulldinir whh
bulwark - In more than onu kin
or trouble. Mtn. Ntill rnncmh'
how as. cliiltlrtm'Hhe anil her play
CHERRY HARK
COUGH SYRUP '
The moat' phusant tasting..
The most effect Ive. ;
The most satisfactory relief
for colds we know of. Safe
for children us well as
, udults. - -Contains
no otdates.
Larger slie bottle than most
cough remedies at the price.
23c, 50c, $1.00
Glass Drugs
" ' ,s '
3tesa
La Grande, Orafoa
DE MILLE FILM f
BEGINS RUN AT
: LOCAL THEATER
. A chrj-stalllno reality character
istic of Cecil n. Do Milie produ
ctions niarks the moie ' drama,
IleU'H Hlgliroad," which began a
three-ijiiy run ul the Sherry's thea.
tro Sunday.
Is Leatrlco Joy creating ', a role
of a heartless mercenary, or does
ahe really cravo money wholly for
'.?.- . . . ....... ..... .n,i icOLLt-lGK. Corvallls. An award
..- Tl'Kli ltKA'.li'Dlti:l ""'
I1KNU, Ore. (AP) J.rtin Tuel.
under intlkinKUl . 1 Klammli
CTinnty for bunrlao. Who was ar.
mini here nmrxlay as a sunped
In a IThHlllo robliory, ws.i rwap
tnml crly tly by offleont arter
havtuit broken Jail In lrbi.-Ulle
Sunday afunoiKi. When taken,
Tuel was walking along the high
way toward Mll.-liell wheio Ills
family I said to reslile.
iiAiLRu.ui oi ri.its Piti.i:
OK KG-ON AGUICCl.Tl'ItAI
i plot works out to a satisfactory
end that just misses unromunllc
realism.
' Tho story Is plucked out of a
rainy night on Die streets of Chi
cago Willi na artistry that suggests
Funnlo Hursi and Kdna Ferber.
Ml-s Joy. as the Jobless stenogra
pher, goals her poor-man husbuiid
liy pleadings and subterfugu Into
a love of ilioney tlial posseases him
so- coilipletely at lost that ho is
Hilling to divorce her in order to
marry more wealth. Then she
takes a desperate step lo reduce
consisting of a 176 scholarship to
Oregon Agricultural College Is be
ing offered by IU uregon-wasn-lligtoo
llailroad & Navigation com
uall. to tin. boy or girl doing the
best wheat club work in counties
touched by their lines in eastern
Oregon. The club member must
undertake the growing of nn acre
of wheat and follow recommended
methods of production,
1 Heeommended varieties of wheat
tire required to be grown nnd must
be subjected to standard treatment.
Written reports will be required at
various times, giving tho cost of
uniting In the crop. Us condition
him again lo poverty
' V.li.nnil tl. .,. ..Ix.'s lltn .'mixu-
.:...'.....i I '..... i. I.,?, ; during the ycur und Ihe returns
HUnUI.XU U'.U ,,.,n o. .,.1.. 1 II. .w ..... j .. .
..: i..- r..... , ..... ..i -n realised.
MEN'S
UHUM
AGAIN ACTIVL
The Men's Forum, un lliterde.
nomlnullonul orgunluitlon, launch
ed Its winter season yesterday at
U:45 a. in. when 27 members met
al the M.ihodlst church. Meet
ings will bo lield each Huiiduy unu
dining each month one night so
eiul session, with the losing teuiu
lu the membership cuinpulgu act
ing us hosts. Is planned.
K. 1. Towler had clargi of the
forum yesterday, speaking of "The
Spirit of the Mob." Ills discus
sion was interesting und Instruc
tive, according to thujie present.
Members of the forum feci that
an auspicious start was made, in
asmuch us u week's drive Tor ineiu
bers bus miulli'd in a total of 32
with niany mure promised.
WOMEN PLAN
:- "''.J ANNUAL SALE
Markets
' POUTI.XNH MAHHETS. ',
POHTI.AN1), 'Ore. (AP) Cattle
SIOW. : - , '
Hogsr-Sfi to 0" cents lower, light
weights l2'.iia,6ll. . , I .. ".''.
Shccp-Hleady. . ' '!
Kggs. butter, buttcrfut Steady.
-; Continued from re One.) '
mtttevs,1- women's ..orguhlzutlons and;
ihe public schools.
-j tTh -inall rale of seals -la becom
ing more and .more popular i and
sevcrui- olllea ouislilc .of; PorllauJ
sill-follow, this method. . V.
f Tlie Hlunteef wurkers.- or whom
Ujiut-o'. ti rtV several'.' hundred , ' each
tear, . will i bo , better trained tills
fear. than ever l.eforet moro uian
no having attendt-I Ihe institutes
UTld. !l ' Portland, lfoseburg .und
X MrXOVayno Wade, chairman of
iie L'ojun County. Jle'alth assocla
.fon. Is -chslimun - of-;tho .sale . In
Cnlon -county. - lii Wallowa coun
V. Mrs. - Ai'-IL Stickler, of the
Wallowa dounly l;nbllc ricnllh as
Mchitlon, tylll bn'.chnlrmiin;' liihit'
f)llu. county, .Mrs. Guy H. John
4in. of tho Uniaillla County pub'
SAN I''U.VNClSCO,.(AP) But-
terl'at, Oilic here today. ,
A Mill her Mailt; Happy.
"The children and I had colds."
writes Mrs. Nancy Mather, Ulcll-
wood, Ohio, "alul the first Uoso of
KOLKY'8 HONUlf AND TAH
helped us light away. We surely
got quick results. 1 slinll keep It
on hnnd all the time." Thous
ands of mothers have found- in
I'OLIiY'H llONHY- AND TAIL till
Ideal cough und cold remedy Jot
their children. - Contains no opi
ates. Children, like It. Sold by
ull druggists. Adv. '
Men's
Blazers
$3.98
Mens Wool Hluwrs, good
weight, colors, brown, giin-n
anil ml rlni-k nallenis, vor
stod wool knit bottom lo
mau-li stilrt; ' twu lMX-ki-U.
Sties 1 IJ lo 17. .
60 STORES
C. J. BREIER & CO.
THE HUB
HOTEL ASTOO
2mi Hill -' U AssM
EVERT ROOM bu PRIVATE TOILET
iOfi Baths ' ; New, Modem ;
Close to Shopping District and Taostres
FREE GARAGE ' Trin bom $1.30
.Mejsjfo.: 'o.' 5:,' From: '
ontnoN TRAtii 'I tirx farm,
- a. Vli Satlth, rop.K. -'.
taOrande, Ore. l
.SlLVliri ' l-'OX- skins' nro now
graded by . VALUES. . OltAOB 1
ranges from 2o.oo -Jit; ench yiur.i
onq skins bring as-high us ?0l0,
but .of ctrurso liio'sk" skins lii this)
grille, bring only '-.0tt, up to 3.V5.
Other grades have a closer fixed
value; As un . Investment, I "can
pay liBOU. tar a, good pair for a
start,, and , within thrco years sell
their pelts
Bath Towels
Large Bnth Towels, stamped with monograms, and
-'beautiful design., WJth: or without colored borders:::
i - Art & Baby Shop -
m( Adams Avmiuo. - - . - - :
"Kvnrjthiiig tor tha Baby" .'
lleliclltiiiliig ' Stamping IluUons Covcrod 1). M. C. Threads '
Increase If neces-
Jc Health ussoelalllm. and In lr. Ml . 6 each and make good
ice.r' County.' Mrs. Francis , h.lrk ,-'.,, ': ; '
iiatrleu; of ilaker, O. M. aardBer:.',.,',i- . . , ., , ',
it Hlchland, Mia. W. 'a'-' iitonian.l -' '
Police Nab Idaho Girls
AVho Were on Long llik?
aiWlvo KclHfiy.'H 'nnt icie
st tuiit, Ut. lefi Pfliool-tit Fniuianu.
Klulm, lu.st -KrWay 'mornlnff .anu
.stiirli tl lo walk . to Hend, On
Tlioy hwd two .(iollnra and 1hc ad
(lnHscii of a con pit of younff-'mcn
who promlMcd to Rive tlim money
until tin y could find , -work t1iorf '
Hiiturdity nioVlilim'i Wliuil Uio two
Kirlx nMiirinU to'.l'TultH'L vx .uw
I'limimny of John Tl JtiftTcya, a
I'lLvotu. Idaho, abfriff, nnM' i'L O.
j4iUrmnan vrho ; inia
tumvB .ui iu nuiun ... nuiu,u n i Kwotn nit1,
from. Walla Wullu an tin y I1"'-' htnwt-ir oiM-n to a chHrao of while
throuijh ) a Ori.nd on their ry Havl, tnirric whrn he ffftfo the plrlH
jo.fight fhlof .loHi-ph's liravvH In Jt irU. ncrw thr AiiUs Une In IiIm
the ht or 1S7X. kiiouiu inc im-
llofl wapv dii;t:rouly lu-iir, Hit
,tiliuutlnnl plunni'd lo tuko rof-
(Continti4 fro piT
uinr rharhi MeNnry. r'punllcn
l of Un con .told in'; pn'smcm iuu-y
....i.m'ii view n tin- way merchant
...i.rinr law fhotild f enforced.
! H.. dHliHMl to ha. however,
..i..n..-f in liinl urced CotdldB'' to
luiilnult to tin: senate Han-y'
iinHtlnn 10 ennlimie -n office.
i..v.irv nald that he In not InW
l. sti-il In p'Tsonallth n. nd Indicated
tiuit If the nrf8ld'nt denied ll un
in mitmiit Ilaney's name, he
i.r..imi the nntiie of nomc
democrat from the nonn-l
nth
wt who w ould ffcneraMy be In oc
cord with Jlancy'B ieua.
: - - - j - - - -
ue In the lilue Moiinlain hcIioo',
and to turn Ita suholanllc wulla to
inllltury purpose.
. . Moro. Koom Mrt'lril.
. 'licn- LatSriMide moved Into 111"
valley to welcome the railroad linr
(?Hi7,t'nH built another hcuooIIioiim",
an 8-alory wooden alruclitre tln-t
Rpehicd at 1 lie time lo nave nolvd
4he. MiurHtlou for a generation lo
I'omv, Jttit lis capacity was tuxvu
In a Bhort lime, no that niiiiexeH
had to he established here and
thTc. all over town. T here waa
a sixth prade In a lulcli building
up ut Old Town; a Ihlrd grade in
a deserted laud office where th
creamery now Btunila, and in th
Carper building, at WmhIiIiikIu.i
and rlr mrcul, wua anulher himh
cnid'1.
.Mr. Nelll began h-r leaching
career lu that etghi -room ijuiI'Iiiil;
that waa long Known aa "the white
Hchool house." The prlneipnl. . In
those daya, had no casV lime, for
ho had to walk all over La Urandc
to reach outlyhiK roonin..
And then In 1 8!i, the achuol
history openn- into unutht-r ra.
A Magnificent Uuildliig.
Ia (Irande erected a magnifi
cent brick school building! au
fine nnd modern and handsome
thai the J'orttaud Uregonlan dt;-
oted two coluiiina uf Hh cdltoi
tal page lo a review of the prog
ress that the new achuol , symbol
ized!
Harry Starkweather, as superin
tendent, gathered the children
from ull sections of the city und
installed them ceremoniously in
the Central building.
Only one annex continued to
function. That was across th
tracks lu the building that has
Klnce been converted into a p:rr-
Bonagtj for the .Mel hodist church
.South. Mrs. Nelll luught there fo'
FfVi-n years.
When the- ttrceimood school was
built, the superintend' nt lurued
to her as the natural choice fo"
i principal.
In I a 1 3, w hen the school cen
sus hIiowimI u sciiuoi-age popula
tion oi' proportions that made un
automobile, they had two ccula and
a jail record. , . . 1 .: .' ;'
Hwomnie nd. ihe.Klrm "ftre nr
rested here liy city police; who re
ived word of their, coming by
telephone. - . " . . .
No Cold
ftalnes, a.(id Mrs.- islnnelio 1'oter
tort. ot 1 ituutjugtoii, . wlli be in'
hare, ' .; . .- .
v i ; ., 1 ,". ; : i '
HUgrd High School : !
, Move Meets Licicni
'y A iuovei.)enl. toward cstahliHlilnir
,WO .years, pr uikii scnoc. wWr ... ' , "r",-r,r ' 4-. AM.
he School Ut JIIIBIir.l n)CI -u-. vjnipi. '--j.-' JM. .re.
Inat nlsht In a vote (nk-in at a s,..- thirdnigpB. "t
jlal meetlns presided over hy E. A. . too tacorunt to treit in kMr wtf.- .
itavrej conntS- Kniierlntendent. ' 'nnilnisilin "'ill IV .
':'X- motlda 'to in-ovtdp a bus for i fc.
ibnvcylnit llllaril students, to nnil-
Irom the ulirh school in l.a ur.-inuiv
pybr htdache or, grippes
. CoI Ji breiv In ' dy for the millions who
.... Hill-.: Heidiche antf fever nop. U
vins lost by on.il vote atthe samii'
rin-UuK.
-GMsWHox
wiihpormut
W. L. FIN LEY ON,
LECTUBE TOUR
tOontlnued from Vtt Cfne.)
l-'lnl.-v Is the author of "Amerlcsn
Illrds" ami other hooks, and also
writes stories- for various nature
mami-ilins deallnir wilh outdoor
lite. . " " ,'. '.
iWlill'i ii way h.. will "attend nn
Ainerli-un came conference at ew
York City. He will lecture before
Ihe American Nuturo association
al Wushinplon. I. C, Ihe I'ltta
liursr A.-ndemy of Natural Kcleuee,
tin- Ani'-riean Museum of Natural
History In New York t Ity. various
oruunlzullons of Hoy Scouts. 1
nu n's c ub". schools, colleges bihi
other orKsnlZiillona. visiting all of
the larcer cities of the rust Ills
In nduiiiirl.-rs' will be with Arthur
.l. ruck, editor of a naturo limira
zlne at Princeton, New Jersey, for
whom he will write several articles
on oreaon outdoor life.
Mr. l-'lnl'-y Is nccompanle.I on his
lour l.v Mrs. l-'lnl'-y nnd her mo
lli.-r. Mrs. 1'. A. li.-irnliiirl, und his
son. William Jr They will visit
tln-lr lUtnthlcr, 1'hoebo Catherine,
who Is a student at Hennetr.
school nt Mlllbrook. .New York
while. Iii Ihe cat. The young- Mr,
l-'lnley will also enler school in the
east. Th.-y I.Ian to be away fou
ik five w'-.-ks. returning w.wl.hrob
ably some time in Alrll.
VACUUM CUI?
TIRES
Jennings & Shumate
Ilukk Sales and bcrik.
F. SHERWOOD
CALLED I5EY0ND
(Continued from r.gs Ons.1
We BuV For Less
. , We Sell For Less
Specia
iiO
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
Some more out-slanding 'bargains." Wateh for
1 our daily ads in The Observer.
' v ' LEATHER COATS
: ' Genuine Hoi sehide, Blanket Lined, -$7.95
to $11.9.)
MOLESKIN (OATS '
Sheepskin Lined, Knit Collars
... i - $3.95 to $5.95 .
NEW YORK STORE
Destroyers of High Trices.
: t I . . ' .'i, ,Tho tl'oublu with wivi-H U
-
ilTHF -
,Tho tl'uublu with wivi ist
r-what? Too wild? Too jeal-
ous? Too stubborn ? Too
fickle? What's tho answer?
: Ono thing's sure' Tho
Trouble. With Wives is very
human, very lavish and very,
very funny.
TROUBLE'tWES
Comedy "Locked dul" Fox Educational
Arcade
TODAY AND TUESDAY
Thursday .
"CALIFORNIA STRAIGHT AHEAD"
ollior cnuli whowl linMTiitlw, H
won Mrs. NVIII npiln who orRu'i
Izcd tin tcitt'lilne Hluff und w
the ncliool !inn.'Iiln-ry goln. Th-
mihool wan numril Jilvt-rlu, but lu
niHiiy of Un pHtrons It Is nffT
lloiuiltly I'-rnnU "Mm. Ni-IM'n
school," fur nht him inj n Its rimi
era'l timber ami prlnrlpul i-vcr-
i term of the 12 yL-um 8lnc- It was
Miullt.
! Willow IjiIi'M SthiHil.
j With I hi ii'lUlthm of Vmi.v
school last nr, lu Oninl- ir.--
nin an clumtlonul on luwk if
which her ritlniifl tirr Jimtly
proud. Mt hlirh whonl. wllh I h
Wfll-tt(UlptN'd doitiiMitlr m lt nei' an-J
nmiiUHl nrtft d iMirtnn nt. tin Kyut
nanlum and athletic fh-ld. Its Inh
oratorio aul Its auUUoilum, ba y
tuI:iv ttuit Mm. Simon Wood''ll. a
rt'Hldi-nl of SutniiHTvllh for thr
piiHt two d'fd'M. dl'-d Halurday
In ("nllforula wln.n who went mo me
lime ngn.
tftln of h r denlh nro Iticklnff.
ih-r rmiiln will bo forwarded
to Iji Clrande and will urrlvc here
Wcdn'fHlav. Kunrn act-vices, the
hour to he announced tuti-r, will
be h'ld Thurwday morning, accord
Ins lo p porta today.
Hurry. Bustle of Life
In America Is Amazing
Continued from Tttg OnJ
folk Hontu Hint h- laitor brouffht
from ht Inland homo.
Tiiemlay nlht Mlw Johnson will
leuvt with Itr. and Mm. O. O. Tay.
lor for I'hlcago and I'lttuburff.
whre tlicy have relatives and
frlui-i. - - ; " ' ' -
Two Convenient Locations to 5top
5hop t or ureaier oavings
and
Yellow Clinjf l'caclies,....No. 22 2.rc
Solid Pack Tomatoes No. 2s tin 22c
Pumpkin No.2'i tin 19c
Fancy Sliced Pineapple No. 2j n 30c
Fancy Sliced Pineapple
No. 1 flat tin 10c
Golden llantum Cprn......No. 2 tin 2 k
Seedless Tvaisins Per package 12c
Cut Strinulens Deans No. 2 tin 21c
Basket Groceteria
AND MARKET
Next to Arcade Theater
MAIN 130
1 lii ilan" lu Kit jour
numi?' wi.iHi in iiiuillijr
nml prli. W'v t sii my null
um Im-sIIjiIIiik tlnil mir nii'iit
N ul Mil! virry lM-t.
WHY?
lUiiiiiM- tiny 1-unn. fiiiui
Kralii-I.l siitik. Try llii'iu
liny iIk iii mi'll ime Im U.
fur more
2 llisirs Ixh.M llliuk sl.
Ilomiiiy ..
Oystera ..
Oysters ..
Campbell's
TWO STORES
The name Roods at
the same prices.
No. 2 tin 19c
.. .No. 1 tin 19c
.., No. 2 tin D9c
Vegetable Soup .llc
Campbell's Tomato Soup...- -10c
Sardines in Oil . per tin 6c
llei'shey Cocoa - Vl " 19c
Ilcrshey Cocou -l . tin SGc
La Grande Groceteria
AND MARKET
Next to Black Cat
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