Monday, December 7, 1025.
TITE EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pape Fivn
r1""' , ..... -
Local News In: Brief
cVii3 i;vi;ms.
lH-4'lllb(T 28 I-JlM'Uoil lo volo
upon school bmlKi't.
III ul Home
Mrs. Harry Turner Is confined
to Jier homo beeuuMc of Illness.
Kiting In INii tlaiiil .
Mr. and Mrs. W: Whitney
lmve tfone to I'orthmd, win-re they
will visit friends for a few days.
In City Satuitlny
Mr. and Airs. J. K. Mills and
family wre shopping and" visiting
in l-a yjriindc Saturday. Their
Hume is at Cove.
'Kit ril rrirnils Here
Miss Opal PriscoN r turu-d to
lux home at Telocn-set tliis morning
after visiting friends lure for Sev
eral UiVJS.
To Attrinl li'cthi:
U H. Russell, t'nion county Tiro
warden, left last niht for Vio
lorhi, Hrltlsh foluiiilH:!. ivh'n ho
M K'H A ELS-STERN
Make extra good Xnr.s
presents.
. JJEI; HATS
, ARROW SHIRTS
'And COLLARS
ALLEN A HOSIERY
CHENEY NECKWEAR
SCH0L-W1L CAPS
SPOUT-CRAFT
SWEATERS
PENI)Li;TO.N
RLAZERS
HATCHWAY
UNDKRWKAK
IJLOCK DRESS
(J LOVES
, J A NT. EN KMT
JACKETS
MLLTNOMAII WARO-
ROIJK TIUXKS
MULTNOMAH LEATH
ER SI ITCASES
And RAGS
PENDLETON RATH
. ROUES and INDIAN .
1 ROUES
ROUERTSON KELT
SLIPPERS
NETTLETON FINE
; SHOES
Men and Roys' Outfitter
Of Quality Clothes at
Moderate Prices
Clint's
Clothiery
Tht Store with a Conscience
mm
il I- ":fm '
5
will attend u forestry meet t tip to
he held there December 7. 8, uund
10. Re will probably return to
Ijx Grande Saturday.
On ltiislm',ss Trip
A. h,. McCilnnis la U Wallowa
uid Knterprise. on bu.sinesH.
In riiy Sutunlay Mjiht
Mrs. HtiKh l.ytle. of KIkIii, visit
i in I .u (I run do Saturday at the
home of Mrs. w. liallurd .
Ketuins lo Work
I- S. Williams, who has been ill
for a few days at his home, 1311
N. Avenue, wax hack at tho desk
in (he j-'otey hole this morning.
IIi-a.1 I'-Muto .Men Here
(h oi-Ke A. WillliimH and 11. O.
Madison,- real estate men of Yak
ini;i, Wash., are registered at thu
l-'oley hotel while looking over
farm lands here.
Attended I'i literal
Mrs. it. R iiatne.s came lack
from Marlon la., this morning af
Tle attending the funeral of her
mother there. She was absent
from the city two weeks.
V l-ils Husband Heiv
Having spent the week end with
h-r husband in Iji (riaude, Mrs.
K. K. Morgan returned-, to her
home in I'endlcton this morning.
.!. I
(. nests Hetiirn lo Pendleton .
Mr. and Mrs,
Hutchinson
relumed J his morning to their I
homo in I'endlelon. They' have
It.- MeNees h'ome here.
Ihnnc l icmi ItaUer
Mrs. II, G.Avery ami two child
nn have returned to their home
h.-i;. ,,(1.... .i111n uin.,,,
I Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs.
1 Paul ( 'arpenter. , , ,
llalit r I'liblKhers Jlere
i Dernard Maihwaring and l.ncien
! i A ran I. imblishers of the linker
I Herald, at Ihiker, Ore., were vlsit
; ors at The Observer plant Salur
;day afternoon.
licensed to Wetl
ltoy It. NieOHon and Miss Gert
urih Hall, both of Klgln. were lic
ensed to marry Saturday after
noon. Sen! to lionise llnie
Mis-; l.eotii, Tucki-r, daughter of
Mrs-. Klizabeih Tucker, -was com
mitted to, the Louise home at I'nrt
land at 'the close of ah all after
tiiKn hoariiig of deliipicitcy etmrges
against her In Judge
I. (. Couch's
-ourl Saturday.
Injured 1-V.nt
Jerry Miner' Was lake!
Grande I (nude hospital
with an Injured foot.
I to the
yesterday
Allhough i
the injury, fs slightIt will lic.sev
rTnrrtf.ivs he for 1ultrTl be Ble
to ul-ie the loot again. ,
Heme I'roni Oakland
Mrs. James Hlooilsworlh. of Kn-
lerprlsc, accompanied ty her son.
Charles, was In m Grande this
morning on Iht way home, after n
'wo wrek.s visit at Oakland, Cnfi
foriiia. I ine:l M'O
l''lovl I'ramptnn was fini-d $M)
iiy Judge J, ). Slater In municipal
court this morning. 'rampton
was found gullly of having been
intoxicated.
To Visit Hiisbaml
Mr-!. T. A. MeKinslry went to
Hot l.-ike this morning, where ahe
will spend the day with Mr. Mr
Kinstry. who Is in the .hospital
i here. He is gelling along very
well. ' .
in City VcNteriluy .
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ktllighamer
:ind smnll daughler, Marlorie. who
uutke Hie'.r home at. Knti-rprlse.
were in jt Grinde yesterday visit
ing friends i:n rehitlvcH.
To I'.aker Satimlay Mghl - ,
Mr.'nnd Mrs. Harold Tall and
l iss I ,ennre Gibnon motored to
I'.aker Saturday nighl, where they
staverl that night and Sunday vi
siting friends.
)n Wnv tn Milton
Mrs. ('midline Miller, of .Wni
Inwi, has been visiting in li
".raii'l.' with .Mrs. K. McGtnnls. She
s on her way lo Milton, where she
will visit her daughter.
Hi-fHini Polo (.nine
Then- will be a broom polo gniiije
Monday. Iieeemher H. at the skat
ing ring. This In so met hing new
in roller Fkating and several local
people are Interested in the game.
In il 1 nun Mlin
Mrs. C,orge Saddler and M
Paul Saddler, both of Klgin. w
vlMting friends and shopping
U-i Grande Saturday.
Here 1'nmi Wnlloun
Mi-, and Mrs. Handd Non-gaanl.
of Wal'lr.w.t. are visiting in
Grande at the W. P. I'.allaril liome.
M rs. Xnregaard Is Mr. Hal lard's
siller.
ddre--coV (taker MeiiMH-tnl -
Judge Hugh K. Hrady add rented
a large audi' iire at the Klk's ser
vice in the ndg' t'mile at Haker
Sunday aiierroon. He was gui-At
in the evening at the nnnual bun
qu t of past exalted rulers.
Plmi"! f iolf Veslenla
Altont iwelity memlierw of the
li Gr.inde country club took ad
vantage of tlie t'tci- weather ye?
i rd'iv end played ff'df at th- roun
iry course. H. IMxoti made
ihe best score of Kl. which Is tin
iiatlv good considering the muddy
riei.i.
niiirel Han, I With Knife
Thomas linice will be enable to
ip" his right hand for several days
;h" result of a nnvT gash ranwd
II, v a bread knife lawt ovenlnK-. The
eut Is through the fleshy part of
jhia fttcond tififetr, tuLUu tlie bone.
i
Drove to lnrlliuut
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. Mohr, and
family left Saturday nlirhl By auto
for Portland, called by the sudden
death of Mr. Mohr hroiher-ln
law. They plan to return to their
hoinu hero tomorrow morning.
Tic kets CioliiK nit - ' -
According lo a report this morn
ing tickets for the father and son
banquet, to he held Friday night,
are soiling rapidly. Anyone, de
siring tickets are. uskeU to call the
chamber of commerce office for
reservations Immediately.
Visiting Daughter Here
Mrs. Jennie, Uindruiu Is .visiting
in J -a Grande at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. H. It. Iluumi. Mrs.
Ijindrum formerly lived in l.a
Grnnde for a nunilu r of years. She
now niakex her home at I'endlcton.
but Is planning to leave there in
a short time (or California, where
she will spend Ihe winter.
On Way to Maw Hie f .
Miss Gertrude mid 1-Mna Singh
terry Vere In l-n Grande this morn
ing ,on their way to Maxville.
whe:re they will join their father.
A. C Slngleterry, who is employed
by the How man-1 licks I.umlivr
company here. They expect to
make Maxvllle there lioine. They
are from Alexander, I.ouisianna.
ltcgMer for Hide to Dinner
Members of the chamber of
commerce who have not yet ar
ranged u meaiLS of transportation
to anil from the chicken dinner
Hireling at the 1. ). o. 1 hall at
Imbler will be provided for if they
give their names to the office be-
fnfit II .'in an Alnm
burs who huvt- ears are requested
. , ,.,, , , , ...
engers.
j,,.,,,. i
II. S. Student
Word has been received here
that Miss Iteta Stewart, a former
student of tint Ijl Gi'aude high
school and who is now a senior in
the KJamath Kails high school,
has had tin? honor of being on Die
grand, honor roll in that school.
The requirement for this grand
honor rotl are. A or A-plus in all
subjects.
To Spain for the Holidays
Simon I'rrlloa. of Gooding, Ida.,
who has been a guest of his broth
er, Jose Crrlola. at the Koley hot
el the past week, left Sunday for
New York, where he will embark
for Spain to spend the Christmas
holidays with their mother. The
Crrioln brothers came to America
12 years ago. After short residen
ces In New York -and Chicago,
they round their way to the North
west and have lived here since.
OPEPETA IS
;l BEST IN YEARS
(Con Honed fi ni 1'age One?)
tkn. Mis Isabella MIMor, music
director in the high school carried
Ihe rc.siionsihiUiv. and it Ito her
the greatest shure of tliH.-eretlit-for,
thoucc(.ss of produw-lsmV vrue;
AtrTs Miller, a uuW .t ,y;uGian.
Griifith, is thoroughly groumled
lor the work she is doing in the
bchool.s.
With Hie operetta a thing of
inritoryT the siiiiient body will be
gin to fix its'aiteiilion upon tin
coining of the senior play, which
is to be given sometime in March.
Mbs Mabel A. Hennetl. who will
direet the production, has not yet
chosen a play.
Jn (he meantime, basketball will
hold the center o attention. Three
practices under the direction of
Thorson Hennetl. the new coach,
have brought out large groups of
aspirants. The football men have
their recess ter a strenuous sea-
son and those interested in basket-
uuii ni repori ior practice tliis
week. The season will close with
tournament, at I'nion.
W. T. Robinson Paro!crI:
Cove Man Is on Trial
tcontlnuod from Page One.).
Hie girl was called as the slat-,
first witness.
In a liiin voice, hatf-muifh d i
a hand she k.-pt p itting lo h
lace to hide the nervoiw grin that
twitched the corners of her mouth
Viola told u hesitating story of
hi unions wit n I H'liiUey.
Following the state's examlna
Hon, it. . j. . G rei n, h ho represents!
the defendant, gave the audieii'.-e
a bit of u stir when he tksk.d
the witness ir she hadn't asked n
neighbor's advice about telling
certain fads concerning I'ranhie
Itlt-hardson -now awaiting trial on
a charge of contribuling to thu
delinquency of a minor.
Vloia admit led that she hud.
and on being questioned by the
defendant's lawyer confessed 'o
relations with Hie hardsell sinill.ir
and previous to those that brought
the charge against Detaney.
The defendant's counsel will at
tempt to prove that she accused
Oeianey In order to shield Itich
ardsou. 130 ATTEND
ELKS' LODGE
OF SORROW
(Continued from 1'nge One.)
on the friends and families of
those who had passed on, and ov"r
the lived and works 6f those who
carry on the purpose of Hie lpdg'.
Hull ( nil Head.
The roll call of absent nu mbers
was voiced by W. It. Winters. Alter
the eulogy by Mr. Green, Raymond
O. Williams sang a baritone solo.
Mr. Mcculloch's address was fol
lowed by n violin solo, "Reflgeo"
by J. ,lndey. a rhming ritual
istic exercise and a pledge of al
legiance by the aedtelic". .
Rev. Ibnry W. p.irker pro
nounced til" t.en"tlicilon. :iid the
gathering disprs. d To strains r
Handel'it "ItiTi-sslnnal." played by
.Mrs. Tedford on Ih- piano.
Judge Hurh K. Itrady Mid com
nilttee arranged the details of the
wTvIe-. which is an nnnual feature
of the i-iks program.
CAR A NOME
TERFUME AND
TOILET' ARTICLES
In beautiful Satin-lined
boxes inukc the most
acceptable Christinas
Gift. Our Christmas lino
of Perfumes is the most
. beautiful and most
amazing collection we
have ever had. '
Come In and hiako yo'ir
selection while the stock
is complete. All prices.
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande. Oregon
viii:.vt';jvtatio.n.s.
I'll IITI.AN I), Uly. -(AL').
Wlifiit iimilutlons. tuiliJ tuulutlo:
lliinl
1 1 .Till.
while. JI.CU;
red,
pn:n,.M M.MtKias.
I'UltTliAN 1), ; Ore. .( AP)
l.tve-
stock Steady; .
Kggs Weak. ' '
Butter Prints two cents lower,
53c. -
.Hutlorfat Three cents lower,
50c. . . .
SAN FJIANCIHCO (AP) Hut
(erfat 5S4c here today.
PRESIDENT
TO ASSIST 4
CO-OP MOVE
(Continued " from" Tnife one.)
food unit : their ; niw materials
w;iijlc we -'can produce more, the
murkels for food urft increasbig '
much faster . thn ' ; present farm
produetlvily. The future jjf ugri
culluie looks to, be exceedingly i
secure." t j
.Referring ' to the eooporatlve
movement as the most .important
development of. late years In the,
agrichltnral field nnrt iMnplyislvilnji I
the, erop surplus problem aS
vexing 'factor In the farm price
situation, Mr. Coolhlge expressed -
I he, opinion that with the econo
mic information furnished by Hie j
lepaitment .of . ugrly ilture with)
better warehouses and storagi f i-1
cililies and u belter credit struc-
Hire, much can be done to (alio
cure of the ordinary surplus.
Willi a production Influenc -d
by information from the depart
ment," he continued, "with ude-1
quale storage, supplied w 1th nee- ,
essary credit and the orderly mar-'
ltet effected through cooperative
marketing, ugrlculture could oen-
py Its plate on a sou ml and In-
dependent business basis. While
t he government ought not to un-;
dertake to control or direct, It
slioiild supplement anil assist all:
efforts In this direction.
"Thu leaders In the ' cooperative '
movement, with' the advice of Ihe
ie part men t oT agrlcultuii' having
prepared wjiat is believed to iiu:
i-.n ad'iiuale bill embodying th-m
priuclph's which will be presented
to' the congretis for cnuctmenl, Ii
propose actively , and energetically '
lo assist t he farmers to proml'.o (
I heir welfare through cooiieralivo
marketing."
As to proposals for the organi
sation of corporations througn
which the government would di
rectly or indirectly fix prices or
engage In buying and selling faun
produce, the president made this
observation:
"This would be a dangerous un
dertaking, and us the emergency
is not. so acute, It seems at pres
ent to have lost much of Its sup
port. No mutter how It. Is dis
guised, the moment the govern-
Just Received!
Vest Pocket
Kodak, $5
Model IS
Hardly as large a-i
your hand hut a littlu
giant photographically.
Prints are clear and
sharp; enlargements arc
entirely satisfactory.
lt Iih kIiiiu' yon thf
M...I.1 II. Voi. II llki,
It.
Tint !.' 1 5-S x 1 I -1
Red Cross
Drug Store
1 1
Markets
0.
meat engages In buying and sell
ing, by that act It fixes prie- s.
Moreover, It would apparently ih'-
troy cooperativo . association a:id
all other marketing machinery, for
no one cun compete with the gov
ernment. L'ltiinatety It would enJ
the Independence which the. farm
ers of this country enjoy us a re
sult of centurion of struggle, nnd
prevent the exercise of their own
judgment and control In cultivat
ing their hind and marketing their
product. - -
Government control cannot be
divorced from political controt.The
overwhelming interest of the con- ( him." the officer writes. ln com
sinner, not the smaller interest ofpiuison with the wealth of the I n
the producer would be sure to ited States, and In view of the val
doi'nlnatc in the end. ,1'nless we'ualle Insumnce bought with these
fix corresponding prices for other'expenditures, the amount spent on
commodities a high fixed price H. t. T C. units Is 'inlimUslinally
for agriculture would merely slim- small."
ulatt over-production that would j Primarily, the purpose of the H.
1 end In complete collapse. J
"However attractive this propos-;
j al was at first, through careful
j eonsldemtion it Jias- led to much
opposition on the part of the
j farmers. They realize that evi n
the United States govei nment ij
not strong enough, either directly
or indirectly, lo .fix prices which
J would 'constantly guarantee suc
1 cess. They are , opposed to-'sub-j
mltliug themstdvos to" vthe control
of a great bureuiiocraey. They
(prefer the sound policy of main
, taining their freedom and their
own Initiative as Individuals or to
' limit ' them only us they form
group associations. They do not
wish to put the government Into
the farming business."
AltKIVKS IX CIIICA(ior
V'HICAGO (Ity the Associated
Press) President Coolhlge, neeom
panied by .Mrs. Coolhlge, arrived
here ut H o'clock and was greeted
by a great throng. '
NIGHT
Slauipctl mill hcnistitelieil.
u Very lovely 'gift.
Art & Baby Shop
i:i(ll Adams Avenue.
Itiitlerit k Patterns - I), M. C. ami Nun's Iloll-prutir Threiul,
We Buy For Less
,1 We Sell For Less
The Greatest
J . I 1 11(1 .
Lfiidf
IS STILL IN PROGRESS.'
ASK THE THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
WHO CAME HERE SATURDAY ADOIJT
THE HEAVY LOADS THEY CARRIED
OUT FOR A DOLLAR. DO NOT MISS
THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY A VISIT
TO THIS STORE WILL CONVINCE
YOU. .
NEW YORK STOR
.1210 Adams Ave.
DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES
Two
Trade witb us mikI :;avi: real money.
AI! quality .stock at lowest pi ices. Conic
in help yourself (jet jusst what you
want. Sanitary refi iterator cases holil
all perishable stock. Phone orders giv
en piompt attention by special nies
Benger til u low cost of J"c. TtlAIN 1)1.-
Our Seal Flour, 49-lb. sack .$1.90
Jersey Cream Flour, '19-11). rack .. 2 1
White Spray Washington Hard
Wheat, 49-11). sack $2.75
Basket Groceteria
AND MARKET
Next, to Arcade Theater
Costs IT. S. $500 Each to
Train 2nd Lieutenants
GALKSUritG, 111.. AI) it
costs Ihe federal' government " in
maintaining K4 senior K. O. T. C.
units at as many colleges, about
lalltl to produce a qualified Second
l.leuU'ii tenant of Infantry, sas
Captuin Hobert V. Coriian,
mtiuury instructor at Knox colli
In an article for Hie JnitUitiy Jour
nal, A.
"There is absolutely no market
in which you can buy one, and
there Is no mechanical or olheraub
Mtilulo for one when you need
O. T. C. is to supply marly lo.mio
replacenu-nts for the organized re
serves of the army annually, and
secondarily, to Improve the phy
sique, habits minds anil morals of a
much larger portion of the popula-
tloti than finds its way Into Hie re.
serves. Captain Corrigan ays. Tlr
influence of the corps is felt upon
all students who have enrolled
though no imire than one-fourth of ,
them nuiy continue the work
through the fourth year, quulifyltifl
for commissions. '
CONDITION OF !
FARMS SHOW
IMPROVEMENT
(Continued from rng One.)
and they bear little or no direct
relation to current, farm earnings."
"One or the niosl 1m porta, it
factors which contribute to the
successive taxation of agriculture
GOWNS
Trimmed lit lace. These
' In eohn-s tuul while.
eliiEg
e
Convenient Locations to Stop
I i;i mi i'i;mi Mi.MsaiKl
l-IMI III M ASON
fhoii-i' .Shluill
Vfli I Slc.ik
I'm-k l!oat
Prices Kii;hl!
. TWO STORES
The same wxxte at
the same prices.
Is Ihe tendency of many states to
improve the public schools and
public roads largely at thu expense. I
of thu local districts."
Natural development of cooper
ative organizations as a specific
d in agriculture, the report as
serted, makes it seem obvious thrt ;
governmental supervision and con
trol are not desirable. Kxcesslve
regulation, It said, will smother
the movement.
KiVKits. h itno:is i:stimati:s
WASHINGTON ( lly the Asso
ciated Press). Work on the coun
try's rivers, harbors, and water
ways during the year beginning
July I next will require if,81tu
otUi, in the opinion of the wur
department.
ICecommendatlons for appropri
ations for the various projects
were made to congress today by
Major General H. Taylor, chief of
f tin im ors of the army, under
whose direction this work Is cur
ried on, In his nnnual report sub
mitted with the government's
I :'J7 fiscal year estimates.
Kxpcndilarcti for the last flsv'nl
year amounted to $ii 1.S S J.OU 8 and
,,,1,t.iltrh.tiim r I4a ttnu -
ouo, of which $3o,070,OSr has
been (dinted.
APPLICATIONS
For a limited number of Student Nurses will be considered
in order to fill our class commencing January Jsl, i'JUC.
Qualifications, four years high school or equivalent.
Vor full particulars cull at Hospital or write Superintendent.
The Grande Rondo Hospital
ARCA
TOMORROW (TUESDAY, DEC. 8)
Curtain at 8:30
Return of Brilliant, Tuneful, Glorious
THE MUSICAL HIT OF THE SEASON
with' n. v. cast - aiumknti:!) oi!i ii.i:Mn V
rrirc'S, lin liKllllu IM:l,"tti'H, $2.7.1; l.ivir I'U', J.7." .V S.S:i;
iiiiUoii.v. si.iiri ,v si. 1".
Snils Niiw'NcIIIiik nl (iliiw) KriiK Kloi-r mill They'ri' c.d'hk l".'i-t
3r
ARC At)
TODAY ONLY
GLENN HUNTER
"HIS BUDDY'S WIFE"
A picture for every buddy Ii is buddy
. and everybody.
Comedy "GRIDIRON GERTIE"'
LOOK OVER OUU WANT ADS FOR II A KG A INS
ii- Grape Nuts, per pkg 17e
Preferred Stock Hominy .
No, 2"2 tin , 1"-t
Walker's Chili, per can HSc
Walker's Tamales, per can V.W
Deviled Meat, per tin ... ''-'
SUITS OF
QUALITY
'
$14.90 - $19.90 521.90
Men's suits nrtcc.1 as high,
as $:U).()0 are o He ted ut this
low piieo range, Serge mid
worsteds In blues, browns,
grey ami green mixtures. Get
youi's. ul t h v s o bargain
prices.
i GO STORES
THK iii;
DE
TV.!.""..'
-. Jt.
and Shop
Mother's Premium Oats, per pl
Oats, 10-lb. sack
Corn Hakes, per j)kg
Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs
Netted Gem Potatoes, per cwt.NN?2. 1"
La Grande Groceteria
AND MARKET
Next to Black Cat
H
Mi
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Wt-Kr-.
1 tfMwktVi
mm
7'!'.