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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1925)
Tuesday November 17, 1925. i t i PTn iPTinn in . i s Local News In Brief ll.- SlmpjilnB Vestcr.lay- n .1. IJeirrau- nnil unn tm.i ...... ;- dniiKhlur, or .Cove, were In i.u, Urutidc. yesterday ahuiiplng-. Here on Buslnwis - . ' H. A. liiRcrson came lo l.n Grumlii this tinornlnir from Kauifia, whero ho a 111 viait and transact Jjusi neits for a few days. Able to He I . ABaln " Mrs. H, Or Ultil is able to ! up ai;aln after Bcveral weeks confined to her bod because of Illness. M-lcoil .Ml. jc .M. I. A. -Mrs. S3 '. Andrew ami . Miss Mlzubetll Garrlck wont to Ml. Glen to Mi 'M' L A: lh,rt' Accepted losllloii ' Miss Lucille J ulol ti hus accept ed a position ut lull's Department lore ug, bookkeeper. , Meet at Hot Iakc Tonifflil The agriculture committee of the chamber of commerce will meet thin evening, with Dr. W. T. Phy ut liot lake- .. Here on llii.Hint'ss . Donald licit h returned to Ku tcrprlso thlu morning after devot ing two days to business in Ja Grande. llc'iinietl from Portland-" .' Mrs. N. W. Courtney and il;nml (or. MIhh Jean Courlnny; ;fetvn'jit(d.' lo leir noiiie nej-uiuiM uiririfiUK HftMr aeVe-rul daya- fti Tui:Miin; vUj- Mng.. fi , .. - ArrlTlMl This MttrlilitK i f j , Fred Stelu er, atlorVniy '.l toni rundletoii, and camlidattw for' Unit ed States KCMiator on (he. repoti-un fHfunnr tvaiiffeliHt und riccordliiB to jaifkei. arriwd In .a GramU1 this, tll0fit, Wlio have heard him is uu morning on train No. 2. ' I exeellenL ispeukcr. S.mw nt Ka.ii.dii-. . plnff In tin? clty.ycsterduy from her liomt at Kumela. She n ports five ur six Inches of snow there. Krtunied Tills MornhiK i Mrs, . VlHU.'l Motop and daui;b ter Uorh, who haw been vlslliiig in Western Oregon since the mid dle of last week, returned to" their I home hi-rc this morning. In Vty I Mil Night ' . . Mm, (Seorge IJrlMeoll was In T.n iirande last evening from Telo-, easel Khe spent several .hours ) snopping i.-re .. r lire.-. reiuriniiK - mi ....... trntn No. 24. w"sUj. souie. of uu-. Uer nrrlved this niornlnu lo spend) a few days in l.a Grande w line ftir. . Soule transnolS' liuHlneas lir con ned Ion with the Grunde ltonde. H.1.uniber company. ' Oniritiinx l.iinihv t'lin W. J. '.Iiniperinun, wiilof'in'e'ii'" bcr of tin" flt'ih ol'1 'liumiiuun. Welles and Brown, Of l-orllanil, is at I lie Koley hotel w hile supervls ini; the ouirilllnB of cars Tor the ill. Emily Lumber company. . VI-IIlM ilmtlHT lleiiw... . , , J. I". HoKeiison is vlsltlnis in li Grande for a few days with his brother, l'ete HoKeason. Mr. llo pelison is on ills way liome lo l.o pan. I'tah from I'lilluinn. Wash-ini,-lon. where he attended a I'tah agricultural conference. Meningitis Patient Heller J. T. Longfellow found ills bro ther. ' 'Lyman 10. Longfellow, of liolse. slightly Improved and stand ing the trip well when he visited him on the westbound train last night. . Ir. fly.de Kinith. assistant commanding omW at- the. govt erlinieivt -hospital -it I'oir'e. was nl- - vr,.v-'"'"ivinji-'!fi ; KNIT BLAZERS AT CLINT'S Newest Line. Just in Today. . $7.45 to $10.S.-i Merchandise of Quality Clint's Clothiery Tl Store with a Conscience s . . . VACUUM CUP TIRES Jennings & Shumate Duk-lt bales niiil Sen Ice , t,n.llB ,, ,,!,,, , u,.ln H . . " """ii 10 ii urn in specialist In Se- mini lor treatment of anlnnl men intiitis. hi iiiQtlify also accom panied lilm, and hla wire, who walh'dilo find a place to leave the two muiill boya, follows soon. . Will lot n Cases Many JudKu J. w. Knoulia win bc llllHV Ultl, .!,.,.. I., 11... l- . of ,, , ,V . first of I ). .., ,.i.r i, if. Kenneth l,-i 'n, ,,.l ., i, onus. i,v ui.nii.n, v..ni... Jl. U. Hnnna. court reporter., Is Rt Katcrprlso: with JuiIbo Knonics. .nil. -. i-........ JMdw I'. .0.- Couch officiated Mundny afternoon at tiro marriago of a I'matillu county couple, MIsh Kdiia Harp und Homer Taylor. The service was read In tho Judge's office ut the courthouse at 3 o'clock One of the- witnesses was the groom's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Tnylor returned o I'matillu coun ty to muke their home. Will (io to IVmllelon All nieinbc-Vs of the Kustern Stur wlio want to bo to Pendleton next Tuesdiiy evening for the dinner and chapter meeting: of the Pendleton chapter are requested to cull Mrs. (', H. Kberhard before Krlduy. Ar rangements have been made with the auto stagi manager to tuku all those who wish o go, , ! To '.SiK.ak at C'hiirch of tiod . llalplt M. t'onrad, of ('aliro.rnia, will mn iOi t t'hc Church "of Ood ehulpet, jcornur of X ' 4nd Kpruee strjetH, Vf!dneday eveiilnif and the rvmiUnde;r of thin week Including Sunday, Mr. fonrad "is a", very jQllhllnil(I ,,,,,,. Work Jim Ojiinlund, Imving fiulKhrd his 19Ji work os overseer of the i'hyniere gardens, left I here Mon day uu a viicutlon. Ho plans to spend a few days In l-a Grando be, fore going down to visit his brother John tjuinliind. who Is engineer for tho state penitentiary and manager of the state Jinx farm, guinland , has raised a bumper crop for t lie sanatorium tills year, l ne cciiars ind storehouses arc all packed with vegetables for winter use nllhouKh a large new cellar was built this ! fall. All crops yielded well and one of the best was tho potatoes. Quiiiland' got over Glin bushels jfrom a llilje less. than three acres of land. COMEDIAN : , DENIES HE KNEW ALICE (Conllnuon from rage One.) when he objected to Hi" Introduc tion of her fervid lovo Idlers and aaid ho .was not convinced she vaa a in gress when he signed the com plaint ujfiiinst her. urn' admission came in the eourse or a vigorous crosa-exanil-nalion at the hands or lec I'arsona luuis counsel for Hie derense, and at times caused -audible comment! from the speelalors. The crosa esaniination, which had i.lneu awaited eagerly by tile, courtroom crowd, began Monday afternoon arier Isaac N. Mills, his counsel, finished reading I lie Inst or nearly inn of Alice's love letters.- INSTITUTES PRAISED BY i MRS. DUNBAR (Continued from Tag" One) and I he co-op'ra,t"' revimled waft gratifying to the slate president," Covers wn; laid for IIS when , MV& ' fC."T. M-oPsmnn, Mm. V D. Appleby. Mrs. C- M. Humphreys Jand Mrn. IS. 1!. Cbiycomb compll nieuted -Mrs. Ounbnr at th first of a Merles of social affairs that will iM iurit tho udiuvMlonul. fund. Songs and rtittlej coinpllmentary to Mis. lumbar and to Mrs. Herun (on. the local president, were sung by Mendiniies lA-e Warnick, JC. H, I cicuver, liny Murphy, J. 1; Mncl. ''.. It. Claycomb a4id Miss Sara iWiitlytiiKon t4 what purported to be a try-out for parts In un oper etta under direction of Mi-h. U. L. Lnitton. (aitL in;ii.vri;its msi;x TNIVKIiSlTY OK ' OHKOOX, i Kiigene. Six girls, iwo of' them from Porlland. were selected as j members of the varsity women's debating ten in. They were Mae Helllwell und Cecil McKercher of Portland. Mlldn-d Itateman of Mil j I on, Margan-t lllackahy of Ontario, ' I'raiM'es "berry of Wallowa and j Vera Mather of 1-;ug-ne. , Tltl. team will s-rve throughout ;the prewnt school yi-nr. I"ns of (the ftudent body officials are to 'wnd the team on a IO.ooa.mlM trip ithrotir-'h the middle west and eat some time after th first of the I year. Women's debate teams of 1 10 or more universities und col . leges will be nu t. The only trouble with coal bills is they have to be paid. I v ( m m m m m m m i . i i a i m lit Jl IIUUMU V Ml GENII IDE! "Improved clatsr6om Instruction Ib the central iduu in our educa tion campaign In the l.a Grande schools this year," declared Super intendent J. T. Longfellow this morning. "The teacher Is the vital point In any school system.- Kvery olh- or element is secondary. All of our activities, ull our expenditures cen ter about the effort for improved classroom instruction. 1 "It. Isn't the teacher's methods that counts so much us her utit tudo toward her work. Meltiods are only tools, und everyone knows that two workmen With the same kind of tools und blent leal ma terial may turn out very dill'erenl products. "My definition of a good teach er? 'I CUll best give you that by quoting u recent letter that 1 sent out to the teucblng staff purl of il my own, und part of It quoted from an education writer who signs himself W. It. J. Two teachers are working side by side, teaching the same grades, doing the sume work, und sup posedly getting the same results, fut 'One has a strong and pleas ing personality; liu other is color less, i " 'Olio shukes hands with a firm, warm grip; the other drops her hand Into yours II ku a wet cud- flsh.. . " 'One Is kindly and sympathetic; the other Indifferent. ' 'One Inspires Jove of .vwjrlw- the other inspires Imlil Terencu or dotvnright hatred of -work. - . ;t; ' 'One Is loyal 10 all thut:W 'Xt : the other, not dlsloyu.1,; but Uu loyat. . , ' .x ,.....,,: 'if..;' ' :,-..; " 'Omt teacls, living, suulsj .the other teaches facts.. I " Oi)u, trave'ls tlui. sunlit helghtH;, the other the narrow iu:iie. ":. "'One lives to teach;, the other teaches to live'." STEIWER IS SPEAKER AT CT7UB LUNCH (Continued from Page One.) . coiuidiuations and intricacies of modern citizenship are increialng and that the progresi must' be iuet by fitting onesejf to correctly as sume the burdens. 'And Ihe only solution of the rtmjor probrtniiH must be based on' cduc-atlun." Following his main address, ho said u few words for the benefit of the ex-service 'men present , ending with "Just remember that your Job Isn't jet done." . In .closing he.Kjild: ''We .cah neverifdo a betti-i ,1 Imn 3ta) promoii- the Idea of giving the b.-st ut hi eat ion possible to I he young men and young women i of tin1 country." Cai'ter Introthicnl Mr; Carter, vbditng- here from Portland, who was supei intciulent of l.a Grande schools some un curs ago. was called upon (hiring the meeting. In a ev brief words he praised Mr. Steiwer and ex pressed the rullest couridence in him. The inciting waa opened by the lie v. V. C. Jio.1, who reluriietl thanks. CANCER CURE IS UNPROVEX, . MEDIC WARNS (Continued from Pag" One.) of 'parents, .or 'one parent, who have bad cancer are more 'likely lo have cancer t ha u I hose from parents w ho have never surfer d from- il; i-veil as the cliiidrert of I ubercilbir parents have to wat.-n more rigidly not l.o ,ajntiut:l that disease. v : Anything can happen. l;ut It seldom doey," -' Shot Sister V - Taj EL ! rtr s.ifiiHtl. 7. of ih-trnir. hi ( twin stir. Mary, M l ;i:h I .u.. i tli lallfd hbn a nuii.k. c,,t i ihe rcvultfr fmm tt ih;(if-i- tn Ini 1 . WiUtU" b'-iuau- ' - t The Headaches and Feverishness Caused by COLDS Cart' be quickly relieved By 31222 i Laxative Aspirin COLD TABLETS " At the first sign of a cold thnt stuffy feeling in the head or sacexlng take the regular dose of these tablets and you will soon rind re licf. . . . ' It is advisable to have a rox liandy, because a cold takes ' hold of you very quickly. Glass Drugs . .' Inc. aRsss& La Grande,. Oregon T (r. PUlt'IhAM lAltKKTS , POltTIiANI), Ore, (AP) Cattle, Weak to Mi cents lowerf steers, 7.73 i S.UO. ' - - IIojjs, sheep steady. . Kggs, butter, butterfat wteady. WKKKI.Y (iltAI.V ItllPOltTS WASHINGTON (AD. - ()raln exports last week from the t.'nlted; States were l,4'.0.omi bushels i:hi compared with 2.72I.Q0U bushels, the previous week. j Commerce . department figures gave the,, following comparisons Monday between lust week's cv.-; ports and those of tho week be fore: Wheat. SCC.000 Irish-Is against 82I.HOO; rj'e, 4S.0U0, against TL'.tMMt; oats, U;iK,ou against 4-tti. linn; corn, 72.0UU against HM.tKM; barley, Mil), lion against l.l'l S.lMiu.. Canadian grain exports through the i I'nlted States - ports., were :t.lH!i.(MMi bushels agulnst 1,7K4,(mio, while . North American flour ex ports were 2uo,tHi(i. barrels us com pared with liliS.uua, . ptut rLAM ;iiai makkkt . ' P'9 'K T I. A N !, Ore. ' (AP).'--Vh-MMItlt. 'haul white, Novem ber' and Oecenihcr, $ I.54; hard white It. S. Itaart, November and Meceiuber, JI.62; soil white,'. No vember and December. $ 1.4 N; i western white. November und De cember, $1.47: northern spring, haid winter, November and JJe cember, $ 1.44; western red. Nu mber ' and I December at $ 1 ,4;t. Oats No. '1 white feed and No. gray, November and ih'ceinbor, Corn No. 3 K. V. sbliimetit. November, $:;.&; December, $Jj. - YISIIll.i; ill.IN SI I'PI.Y. NKW YUllK (AP). The - vlal hlc supply of American grain shows the fti) lowing changes in bushels: Wheat Increased IJG.lHMt, Corn deerc-ised liiw.nmi." ( als deei-4'iised 'jari.oon. itye ilieieiiHed l'7;i,IMMl. Darb-y Increased xa.oi.n. .M AltK IVI'S AT A (il.ANCi; NKW YOUK (AP). .Stocks- Weak: Dupont breaks 2 i points. Homls l-'inn; 'hesnpeaku ""Ar Ohio fs lead rise In rulls. . , ' Kofi'lgn : V- x c h a n g e s Mlx'd franc and lira steady. i oiion, jower; ieari:di crop iliovenielil. e . ' 1 ( ! t Sugar Kasler; seilfjig by' 'Cn ban producers. , ;, l Cori'ee-lrregular; Jisier : Mniiill- tan marKef. t . . . C II I C A C, O (AP). Wheat Lower: good weather. crn Steady; bullish visible m ipply. J. A. RUMBLE PASSES OX AT JOSEPH fCuiitliiiied fioin Pngn Onp.) In came west In 1 ku, local luir in Joseph, where for Hi years be uave hid attention to stork raising and g'-neral funning, bjs ra lichen Heing loeateu norm and noriaenHi of Joseph, consisting of otib acres. lie then moved to Joseph an I 'ngag"d in real cut ale business. Preliminary to the urrlval of the railroiid and attorneys, nt Joseph, be acted us biwyer. ulthoui;h Ik wan n-ver admitted to the bur. 11. flw. 41.,... 1... .......1 n. biiundaiy commissioner, f Is w-dl to mite by vny of remlnlscenc that when the co-inty officials nf the newly-born Wallowa county met first the sesnlon was held In the hull of an old sailboat, an I lit this unique structure wus launched, t tie government, Mnixb-d In I Han. The marriage of Mr. I tumble was solemn I wd In Wash In gl on county, lowu. Ill ISGfl, l.uclndn Somnu'r, of Ohio, 1-ecntnlng hlv wife. They were bbrss d with two children, Kdwurd and Kva. the former iMdiig a partner of the I''. D. Mi-rtilly company and nntn- KT of the house nt sttne, H bile tin latter became postmlni ren u J'ifteph, following in the footsb-ps ftf her father. Mr. P. umble v. us a member of tut O. A- 11. vvA 'ft. UMLfyr i-c- ; Markets Willow Kiddies Build: . Pilgrim Is Inspiration (Continued from rg One.) will have 'a cpeelal assembly In honor of education week, and the ilrsl gnders will all together re cite tho twenty. third psalm. "What picture, did we' sue toflay thut tolls the Hioiy of tho tsvenly third psalm?" Mis. Voting usked . the boys und girls. I "The Ucst Shepherdr" "No. the Good Shepherd! I'hu picture of Jesus carrying the lamb ho it i wouldn't get hurt on the stones: And who painted 'Tho Good iKhophi'iHl'?" questioned the teuch- ;cr- "Mr. IMockhorst," ' gravely re sponded Annette Uunyun, rising from her seal lo meet the dignity of tho announcement, j iN.ses Out i'icturcW, . At 3 o'clock half un hour later 1 than usual the li section of the first grude sat In "position," "turned"1' Into the aisles und "passed"' to the cloakrooms lor their wraps. Hut the A division, children who began the work at tho beginning of tho second semester last year, lingered a few minutes longer while I Mrs. Young passed out pictures I from the picture library lo be taken I home and enjoyed by the family. , Td,liko to have 'A Dintlnguish cd Member of the Humane So ciety',' requested Glen Hancock, his black eyes shining with inter est: - . "Do you know what u Immune society is, Ulen,;' asked Mrs. Young as she handed out the picture, ol u largo Uog. , "Why, Ihafs the peopjo thut won'tj't anyone, be inuati lo ani mals," CTleii explained. ' First grade lias just finished a great crusudc into tho land of health. Kvery crusader now car ries I lie bi.nner of the land of health a pair of red cheeks. He won the distinction by obeying the rules thud say: lie clean,, be kind; piny und exercise; eat fj-uit and Vegetables; let the fresh air fairy Into your windows; sleep ltl hours every nighti'drlnk plenty of milk. drink plenty of water, i - Many .loined In OunuiIc. Here are the names of all the lit tle boys and all the Utile girls who went on the crusade, from Mrs. Young's room: Itoyd Smith, l.oyd Sherman, (Hen Hancock, Myrtle Mardls, Mary Kvelyn Newklrk. Iona Kessler, Irma Kllnghammer. Annette Hunyau, Talbtrt Itenmtt, Dorsey Gelger, Donald Howard. Lester Johnson, Charles Miller, Al- vin McName, Wlllard Pohrman, l-'rank Turnbow, Kay Weather- spoon, Helen . Uoyle. , i.niituuu'ii Hooker. .Hlauehe Cuunlngbum. lor- ts. Hewitt. Miblred l.nng, Kern Slon; Honnle Steward, Helen Wal- Hairs Catarrli Medicine sMi It rid your nystem or Catarrh or Deaf ne&a caused by Catarrh. . SeU by druggist! for ever 40 ytr$ F.J. CHENEY &. CO-Toledo. Ohio !The Biest, Fastest, Funniest, Thrill-Choked Comedy Drama Ever ' Screened drop and Wanda Wall Is. ', ' There arc Ut) children In the Willow school, and at flru drill Monday at 2 p. m the building was emptied In &U seconds. Mr. Itock, the Janitor, timed them with his watch. The children like Mr. Itock be cause he keeps their hew building spick and spun, and takes care of the plants and. flowers in every room both' winter and summer. Ernie Young Predicts . Gay Creature for 192G (Continued from Pa ire One.) Hlie will wear th smallest chap ea.u that her milliner can turn out. It will be of some vivid color. She will own an extra , puir of stockings (flc3h color). Four Inches Shorter And her dresses will b four in ches shorter than they were during IHL'5. "And. oh. yes," says, Krnlc, "I forgot to add that she will once more roll 'cm .stocking 1 - meun, not fags. "And her hair will remained bobbed. And she will start, going in for hair tonics and other lotions that arc wild to- prevent baldness. 'Altogether she will be very en joyable and cute und wo will love her more, than ever. ' "She Ik Miss to SO. And lu.r hIo. gan will ho more freedom and less clothes. And 1 for one. say, let'ur have 'cm." Obituary ' Mi-s. Slinoh Wuodrll. ; ' Kunnral aeniees for Mrs. Simon Wuodell who died Haf.irday In C il i lorn la will be conducted ut i p. in. Thursday . at the Summervllle cha pel, Dr.; II. V. Parker, pastor of the I'Nrst M. K. church, here, of- We Buy for Less We Sell for Less In addition to the previous ads, we of fer more specials for the week. MEN'S HATS very latest fall and winter styles $2.45"and $2.93 Watch Our Daily Ads New York Store DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES , REGINALD " ' ''tff. ' ' ' '''' TODAY "THE TK01 Delating. Burial will take place In the cemetery nt Kumruervtllo. The body Ilea nt tho Knod grass i Zimmerman funeral parlors. Thomas I-'miiklhi Klicnvootl (Contributed) Thomas Franklin Klicrwood, who died Sunday, was born Janu ary 7, IK67, In Davenport, Iowa. When but a smalt child his par ents moved to Wyoming, New York, where ho lived until his marriage April It), U77, to Kuto A. Allen. Three years later he moved to the Grande Konde valley, coming by rail lo San Kranclsco and from there to Umntllla by boat, wind ing ;ip the trip by stage. The decedent , has lived nl his home 11 vo miles from !a G rondo lor 4u years. lie leaves besides his widow, a son and daughter, William , O. Sherwood and Mrs. Jennie Jloppcl; two grandsons, Cecil and Vernon, all of l.a Grande: utso a host of friends and neighbors. Mr. Sherwood was a kind und loving husband und father and al ways considerate of tho com forts of hts 'family. Funeral services will be at the Itohneukamp chapel Wednesduy afternoon at two o'clock. Services at the grave will bo conducted by the Masonic lodge, with tho Itev. Itarker, of the Methodist church. Gift Suggestions COSTUMK FLOW KKH, COHAGKS and HOUTONNIKitH , ure. the loveliest gifts. one woman can give unother -und a gift greatly appreciated this season,, when ftujhlon demands for every frock and coat, a ' flower. ( , .-. , , . ' You will find in.ou'r store a .very choice assortment to chuoso from. . ! ',' '-. : .' ; , ' - , .'' Art & Baby Shop v''- ' i:ill4 Adams Avenue. " : "" . "KvcryUilllB l-'or tlio Baby" ' -. llcmstilcliilti; - Stniuniiitt , - nutloiis CmcrcU - D. M. C, Thnwila STAIR WEDNESDAY Bustin' Jack Moxie .' Comedy, "STRAN DED" ii3EAJG t AHPAn - T.LE WITH WIVES" Boys' Mackinaws llesiy eli;lil, all . wool bruwu Itmttier, ovcrplnfil with wlno and tftvy, tlmi- ulo . bna.sli-d, i.Hivcitlblo noleli collar, two- shirt iwckcts, mil la-It, iIm-1 SM-aniH, all scanu double Ktltebcii. TIicko good coatH are pric ed Ui save you money $4.95 to $7.45 60 STORES C.J. BREIER & CO. THE HUB officiating, liurial will be In tho Masunlc cemetery. 1 , IjOts of people who wear glosses; can't see their own mistakes. - THURSDAY -In- Through Starts " Wednesday
