TMontlay, December 14, 1925.
THE UK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Five
Local News In Brief
COM IMS KVEXTS.
Dmi-iiiImt 2H V.U-rllon lo voto
lMlk MlKMl iHlllgt't.
visited her father, Who is tin in
valid. .
lo ivmlli'toii Vcsli-iilay
M. J. Lions moton-d to l'l-ndlt.
tuii yisl. rduy on Uuslm'ss.
licit- I'mni liiiim
1-:. Kohlt f. ot I'nion. Is it ' Inis
im-ss visitor In I .a Clrundf.
To I'l'inllflmi
Mm. Uoy Mi'Nws Is spending a
few diiyH this wi;elc In i'cndk'ton
on business. '
Onmnlw Ncwing Club
' KlRht iflrla of Tiloctiwl lmvn
ortr.inlzed a sevvlne club for nest
yeur, under auspiees of the Hoys
and Olrls club work burenu. Miss
Grace I'ease, principal of tho Bcho
ol at Tvlociiyet. is local leader.
One Suck in Wash
tpenl Slimlay lliw
.Mr. and' Mrs. T. K. Ho(l;ifl.
l'. ndlelon. wi-n- Sunday guests
tlie Summer loti-l.
Sliill"K t'My1
.Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mills and
fnnilly were shoppinK In Ijj Grande
Saturday.
Their home is at Cove.
Here Tor .Mtx-tiiiB
II. J- Nelson, whoHe home is at
Vnlon, was In l.u Grando Saturday
lo attend a meeting at the 1.. 1). S.
church.
14to I-'roin lnihler
II. il. Huron was tran.HtictlnB
business in l.a Grande Saturday.
ll:s home Is ut Jmbler.
Shonblnz at Portland , .
. Mrs. c. U. Cauthorn feiurncd to'
Ia Grande Kunday morning after
a week's shop tour In Portland.
She was entertained by friends
during her stay there.
Home, 1'Vont Hospital ,
Miss Iuura Krler left l,a Grande
this morning bound -for Iter borne
at Wallowa, after spending two
weeks at Grande Hondo hospital,
where she underwent an operation.
She says alio la very much Improved.
Mr. XeKlnstry Improving
Mrs. T. A. McKinstry went to
Hot I,ake thiB morning to spend
the day with Mr, MeKlnatry, who
is In the hospital there. Mr. Mc
Klnstry wus operated on about ten
days ago and Is reported to be lm
proving.
,, til. naiiiion; . I-nlnn emlntv rlnmlmr of
l-Mruoml HU..en W1.osh home s
l T. loease!,: was In La Grande TuradHy Mryo wW be
To Speak on World t'ourb
"The World Court" will -be the
tfieme or nn address by - Robert
jKukin at t he regular noon meetjn:
Saturday on business.
At linker THlay
Mrs. 11. C liucUwulter went to
llitkcr thh morning on a business
i rip. S1i will return to her home
here Jhis evening.
Uiviised to Marry
(Hlbeit Hodges un1 Hazel M.
Wvrirk. both of Pendleton, were
granted a license to wed here Sunday.'
To NiK'Nil Winter at ! Angele
Mi'H. I.. l.tndley le:"t ln Grando
ih's imrnln,r-en route -to 1-oh An-rj rteamer IJelgenland. .'They are
prognim chairman. .
la rendlcfon Over Weck'Knd
- .Mts Ueulnh "N'ewHn and MIsh
Vcrda Itae Smith were week end
visitors lo: Pendleton, V whern they
attended the Klkn winter carnival,
MtB Newltn wiw the gue.t of Mian
Lucille Sailing while there.
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,. "One Sock in the 'Wauli," 1 M
yeairold Pueblo Indian, recently
"did a Wnlea" for the.. first tin!"
in more than a century, lie waa
'pitched from the hack or a cay
use. Whites near Sunlu Na
Mexico, save him' his n:une be
cause, one ,. of his (sihUh it? al
ways in the wash'.
Gift
Suggestion
No. I -
For stylish young la
dies and ladies who stay
young, you can select a
gift of perfume and be
ijuite sure that it will
delight her Christmas
morning. Many beauti
ful containers and varie
ties at modest prices.
See I.nrgp Ail oil- .
Tlibj l'agc.
Glass Drugs
Inc. .
La Grande, Oregon
British Js'avy Mourns M-l's Dead
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rj.4' wiaA
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Women's
Felt Slippers
Gifts Ideal.
SlipK.'lS imism-hh tho fen
(nivs fti admirable In Ideal
KlHs. Tltny pniviile uuiplo
iHii'tiinlty for vxprcssliHi
or Individuality lliey aiu
nuhii'lntt they cxmii
tlve etioiiKh to U' out f
tliu eoiuiiiiiiijduiv, yvt they
aiv in tho iaiMilur lrire
raiiRe ; '
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SI-UK
60 STORES
Willi rriivsontutlve.s or tho entire llrltUli .suliinatlne seivico present, h ineiihulal seivlee was
hchl nho.utl II. M. H. Maidstone for the lost nvw of the lll-luletl subiimi-ine . numilm- M-l. Tho
wtu'shlp wr.i anchored oer tho spot whero tho submarine imule tier ratal dive. The picture shows
satloi-s east Ins WTeatlis on the wuieis ut tho ronelusloii of the service. r
Wonl Iteeoive! Uxnn ClietryV
Christmas Krcetinffs und a copy
of; the ship's paper hH heCu re
ceived by The Obwrver from Mr.
and'MrH. A. It. Cherry, wlio lire at
sea off," the coast of M?xtco,aboard
es. California, whera she will
upend the winter with her threo
.sons, who live there.
Shipped llos to Slnrket
l.hivd Chandler was in l.u rnn-
dc this inorninvr en route to hls?
home at l-OHline, after taking a.
c;irlad Of hows to the Portland;
iiiiuket. He says lie received a"
very Rood price for his hojrs.
.starting: on an around-the-world
cruise.
Here For Cliristms -
Mrs. J. W. DcWitt arrived In I.a
Grando today from her home at
Spokane, Washington. She will
visit over, the Christmas, holidays
here with her rather and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. A. U Parker. ' f
Will Visit Here
Mif. Malcolm Chirk will arrive
In I .a Grande this evening f.-om
her home In lienver, ;eloiado and
will visit for a few days nt the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Kd. Thomas.
She Is on her way- to Portland,
where she will , visit over the
Christmas holidays with her -parents,
who live there. Mrs.' Clark
was formerly M Iss 1 Klvinu Stringer
Markets
Tor dismissal of Cqlonel Mitchell
from the army service, and to
support that request by insisting
that It will be a serious blow at
military law and order tr an of
llcer Is pirmlPud to maUu chants
such aa Colonel Mitchel has made
and be. allowed lo remain In the
army ftfterwurds.
POUTK.WI) siAHKirrs.
POItTLANI), Ore. (By tho As
sociated lYeSS Cattle Slow.
1 loirs 25 cents lower, " llcht
veiKhti:,'ii $12.25. , .
Sheep .Steady.
Kkk Slow and weak.
liuttei K Prints two cents lower,
Mc. 4
Substitutes for liwal Teaellers
.. Five suhstltiite teachwra uVa( on
duty in the I.a Grando schools
this Week, serving for' rejiular
Here on IVnshiess
.Miss Kathryne P.oone. of Pend
leton, is here on business, rcKlt'r-hif,-
duriiiB the day ut the Koley
liutel.
Vi-ii Uidntlves nt Hiiker
. Mb's Wither Phelps, etuhth grade
temher at the- Gr.cetiwood school.
Land little .Miss I'uUitH LonirMlow
isited relatives at ilukcr. Ore..
Sunday.
In Ofy From Portland V
Mrs. Glendora Ttlakeley arrived in
Ijl Grande, this morning and will
visit hen wit It Miss Alice Mrtrquar
dt, county health nurse. Mrs.
lilakeley is connected with the
fctutc health boivd at Portland. -
of this cilv and has many friends members of the teaching start who
uere ;are absent because of illness. Mrs.
! . ,lesie Kennedy is replacing Mist
Klennor Otlo. teacher in tin fourth
Hen to Quiz Prisoner grade ut Hiveria. Mrs. Marguer-
An agent working out of the de- iirtle Towler, mstructur In the inird
part meat ot' Justice, unifer direc- 1 rade ul Greenwood, has turned
lion of K. Kheiihietn. of Poi IImmiI. i )l(.r .snuill charges over .to Mrs.
arrived in. Ik G-ranile t his niorn- ,ohn C. Camp during her absence.
injf1 ui mvesiipau ine c:i- tin. uwi .irs. uuy rnuun is uway lroui nei
J. J. Maker, of Cascade. wno work at ltiverla. where she teuell
Ufl urns From Trip
,M. Stevenson, bridge engineer
for the state highway department
Hero jFroin linker .
j, K. Mishop. resident engineer nt
lUifctrf for Wie .state hlgbwityi-iVin
partment. was'ln the city-, this
morning. He was a business vi
sitor at the.loeul highway offiues.
Is held hern on a charge or viola
lion of tin; Munti net. filed at
Portland, l'.aker. who F"v he is
is alleged, to have telten a-Mrsj,
es the eighth grade. Mrs. Kdward
WaUlvagci is subslitute. Miss l.ea
fa Patterson Is ill at her home a
Castle liock. Wash. Mrs.' Alfred
To Portland 'for Weekend-
; Mr; and Mrs. Leo Miliar -were ilibrltlctt from w hoin he escaped
with offices here, has returned to.1 weekend -visitors at Portland, re-(Uft,.r ai-P'st'ii a p s-'e.sion of li-
lrlp turning to their home here Sunday! mK,r ehar'i.- u month hint noi
llrown. of Cascade, from ld-iho in-; J., Cook is teaching sixth grade at
to Oregon, lb- is being hM until .Central in her place. Mrs. Mabel
tho arrival nf un officer from ,Muiti W. (leaer has ehargi' of the elgh-
uoniali county. ,., , , , h h grade at Central until u-teacher
JVri '-.V si ' -shall be elected to finish 'the term
' - ' uT Miss Helen Vlfquain. who has
lle l l'll Coi'iity F.mplny ! gone home to lies Moins because
U. v. .orucs. ni ummi. n . f JOHt u.uh.
arresieu nv ar mm.-.h te-fu-,.
Ve(k and held 'fere, tor uai;cr
'MERRY WIDOW
SCORES HERE
State Tax Levy for
1926 Is Announced
S.MJ;M. Ore. (My the Associat
ed Press). The state tax com
mission luie waiuruay prouiuiKieu
the stute tax levy for. l-(i, an
nouncing It as $7.2O0,S30.7. This
J2iH,!3u.08 less than the levy
of a year uro. und Includes bon
mlllage levies to which tho six
ber cent limitation does not apply
und the amount to he raised with
in that limitation. The decrease lv
ncrounted for by the fact that lite
1925 legislature reduced the mill
tge levy In the soldier bonus law
from ft mill to half a mill, bo that
only $642. 2GS will be levied for
that purpose next year instead ei
over a million. The total to be
levied to which the 0 per cent
limitation does not Upply is
$,lC2,3,.ifl.t7.
shall and George Kawcctt huvc
prominent parts.
Incidentally, the film plv
Mui ray a chance to weur
goigeoous cost mnc'S.
s Mac
sumo
I. a G ramie after a business
lo the John Day valley.
I, ell Nhi-it
I twayne Warnock
bus been
morning.
Prepares. Delinquent l,l?4
Amos ib'lm, head of the lax oe-
transferred by the Dnwma Hicks partment. In the sheriffs office, is
tonMiuiie rrnm tlu ir kuw mill here iiriMia ring the annual list of tie-
to -Kansas City. Missouri. He left
last night for that place.
At Dugene Six Months
After visiting friends and rela
tives at Kugcne for the pied hl
months Mrs. A. I. Kadmoore was
in Ui Grande this morning en
route to her home at Enterprise.
Ilu-iness fee Conimeice hnmlMr
Karl C. Iteynohis was in IVndl
limiuent tax payers. I he list will
be posted In flv phieoq n Hie
county before (he end of the
month.
heeu In the eiilldov of I'ni'Ml eiutil-
tty foV three r four luonths, .he!;:"
I. (1. t (uirh said int:i nnriuug.
Zornes luni pn viously wm kcil on
I'nion county roiuls for two or
three fears .and during Mint time
gave a good account of himself, ac
cording t i count y oftie. :s.
Takes Prisoners to Kaleni
Three prisoriers sentenced in
one-year terms out of circuit court
during the lat week were con
ducted to Salem Haturduy night in
charge of Sheriff Jesse Hreshears,
who drove them over In his car.
' llAKKIt, ore. Maker KlUs lodge
...... I12.S will make a trip lo lluir-
ington Tuesday, when candidates
will be Initiated. The delegation
will take on candidates fiu n lb
Uer. Two large busses have been
.bartered for those who will not
drive In -their own a-ilomobiics.
The Baker HI Kb lodge is making
a subs'untial growth, said Walter
ICenyon. secretary.
If one wants to see moderd en
tertainment In Its best form, If one
wants a touch of comedy ami
pnthos with u real plot Hotting
them off to the best udvnntag".
ind If one Is an ardent admirer
of Mue Murray, then ."The Meiry
Widow," now running at Shenyu
theater will undoubtedly score
heavily. ,
At the opening performances of
the ' picture S uplay capacity
crowds were .played to. Tho man
agement expects nn etuaily larffe
crowd at the showings jday und
tomorrow
Mae Murray Is cast In u rote
that fits her like a glov permit-
ling her to bring out her peculi u'i
form of artistry tl at has made
her name a drawing card in both.
America and Mu rope. Thf,; stoiyj
deals with -the age-old royalty-
and-commoner love but has a new'
twist that lends, enchuntment ioj
the whole. ' j
John (iilberl plays the role of I
Prince Iianllo, who rails In loe
with lit 1 lo Sally O'llara Mae Mur
ray), and the third hading char
acter the vllialti who is more
than eonliiilly hated by the aii'!i-,-nee
Is I toy It A rev. Tally Mat-
rivi; ciiicuiiNs nm.t; wrm
C1HCAC.O (AP). An uverage
price of $ro k chicken Was
broughl by the prl.e pen ot poul
try on 'exhibition nt the poultry
show here, snld to lr. Victor lcn
pinasst of Chicago.
I Mxlor l.espiaasse paid $2&?0
for n cock and four hens which,
were Kriday dec'ared winner of
tho HweepMtikes ehumpionshlp al
the sliow and awarded the trophy
offered by tiovetnur Small for the
best p -n of poultry.
The liirbl. Ilrahmas were own
by incur (Irow of Cedar Kails, In. I
the nun
Obituary
MHS. HANNAH IMIIU.IPS
Ku no nil services for Mrs. Han
nah Phillips, 7N-yeur-old resident
of the Cricket Klat country, were
conducted ut 2 o'clock tins ufter
noon at 'the . family home, with
Snodgruss & Ximmermun In charge
of urrangements. Murial was In
the Cricket Flat cemetery, near
Kigln.
Mrs. Phillips died nt her .lioinh
Saturday, tier husband survives
her. . 1 ? '. . V v
HOTEL ASTOO
EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET
50 S Bath. New, Modem
Close to Shopping Di.trict and Theatres
FREE GARAGE Tariff from $1.50
Gifts That Please
lliiml-iimilt- (.iris Aiv Always Awi-plnhlr.
' -NlSlli;l) M'NCll SKT. r'll.l.OW CASKS. SCAItl-'H
Iiri-I-'KT AND V4N1TV MKTS. TOWELS. CltlU SKTS
J)tK!tSi:S. AI'KONH, I.INClKltlH, GOWNS. KTO.
llKAl'TirUl. llANDKIiUCllll-lKS AND
UOXKM ail'TS "
Art & Baby Shop
I'.Mln-rl, I, I'ilMl'UlH
111(11 AilltlliN Avcmtn.
It. 31. V. unil Jimr'liill-lnKif Tlm-lill. V.l
CONDITIONS
IN FRANCE
' TvIiE WORSE
rrontinuprt from Fnge One.)
ton (oday transacting business lor Knvoy Ihirker, of the Salvation
the I'nion county ch iniber of ! Army, accompanied them.
eiirni.il rr iiT vvliieti be Is' CX Ctlt
VhltM Motlirr lit I'ortmmi
Mrs. 1'iorenco Uacon returned
Sundiiv morning from Porllaml,
where she combined a shopping
tour with a visit to her mother,
Mrs. S. K. McCall. and her sister.
Mrs. Kan Smith, with whom the
former In spending the winter
months. Mrs .Huron found her
ie secretary.
l:cturnel Saliu-ilny Nighl
Mrs. Charhs, Montgomery
and
les Klaine Montgomi ry returned
in their homes here Saturday night
"I'll r a week spent ut Spokane.
Washington and Lewlston, Idaho.
Miu Mi.titiitiKi-i-v vl.xlteil ller
!) r at Spokane' and at ,ewlston mother In eseellont health
1 1 en 1 1 1 1 Hoard Meeting
Hr. W. T. I'li'y. Ky.-dern ( iiv'gen':
representative on tie- stnte bojird !
of health, is meetim; todey with!
that body In Per: haul. The s:nte
eugenics board ronven. -;; in Stlem
tomorrow and vh n 1 r. Phy b-ft
1 Orandc yesterday he c:peetejl
to attend the S.ih ih ne-efing also.
The water sited uiesi ion for I h
city of Wallowa, the . 4:it- milk
survey.' anil the work of nr- can'.!
children bureau are among 1lie
matters which the. tjile lio-rd of
heulth is to ei)mider.tiMi:iy. The
board is meellng frr the first tin"
in ihelr oft'iet s in tie- Nt w Medi
cal. Arts bulldillT.
a more constitutional proposal that
ii... .... t.i 4... t u-il1 Tin.
I.m-ttil hillu nri bidtiif illMeiissed and
voted.
I-Yanc Hits. Hottom.
The (ram: now stands at a lower
level than It has ever reached he-fun..
P.very Frenchman possessing any
Identity of them is hustcnlug to
convert them into sometlhing more
tangible, spch us houses, diamonds,
raw gold und platinum.
8 SHOPPING
DAYS
, TILL
CHRISTMAS
t- ire W t ; ,'jcj
SHOI AT CLINT'S
I on
tarts that Women Like
(arts that Men Like
Gifts that Misses Like
Cirts that Boys like
OI-' rSEFl L XMAS (JUTS OK QUALITY
AT MODERATE PRICES
Extra Salesmen to
Serve You
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COMPLETION
OF MITCHELL
CASE N EARS
(Continued from Paga One.)
against him.
In its summing up arguments
the prosecution Is expected to ask
the eourt to bring in a sentence
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
BUY HERE AND
SAVE
DURING OUR
BIG
ANNIVERSARY
SALE.
New York Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
In
Gift
Perfumes
A p;I Tt that will, fit the charm,
daiiitincKS and good taste of the
niu who is to receive itwhat
ARCADE
TODAY
And
TUESDAY
"BEBE. DANIELS
A pepful joy-romance of a young society girl
who, unknown to him, elopes with her sister s
beau.
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Wants Baby
Klcht for li'f y.-:.r-iM !
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w, hI1I:v Mll!n - II I.IH.-IT.
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,1 h iri-i-t thiit .k f' t tufc'.u-i)'
fit tUs- Imv.
' This picture approved by
The National Board of Laughter!
'I aiiCRS IN
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FRANK TUTUE Jy
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Added Comedy "Married Neighbors"
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greater .perfection' of choice could
anyone ask in .Christmas shop
ping? And you are assured that - ,
very tiling in selecting from this
bw.'ui iful stock of dainty and rare
i'erfuine Sets'
You can iiave either large or
i-.mall sets or the individual pieces,
with perfect assurance that you
are buying the utmost in quality.'
Vicgay $1.01) l $20.00
Cara Nome $2.00 to $22.50
Karer.s ....,...$1.00 to $10.50
Fiancee $1.00 lo $12.00
Heville $1.25 to $15.00
Coty's $1.00 to $10.00
GLASS DRUGS
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