La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 22, 1925, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Texti . i ; : - '" Page Ten Tuesday. December 22, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OHSERVER . 1 LEG HURT BY ROCK CRUSHER Radio Women Who Are Sitting in New Congress Tina VATlff. (Special) Kenneth ,,'anoroVr mot with an accident nt jilt rock crunhor TueHduy. While, lio iraa fill In )t the engine? with wat . ?r ho ntumbled over a water pipe and fell Into one of tlio wliooin of the large engine, cutting hi K'ff severely. His wan tuki'n to tho Ht. Kllznbcth's ho-spltiil at linker, whero acvcrul stttchcf wcro tulteii In the wound. At hint reports )io wnn getting along nicely. Tho rouda here lire In good con dition. Curs can still go up to 11m Thompson place, which Is very un unual for thl tlimt of the year. Tho deer arc Ktlll up in the hilla, which la uIho extraordinary. ' Art Ma u die, the range rider for the J til 1 Kturat cattle outfit, wan ut tho Thompson place Wednesday hunting cattle. i Jtoncoe Kir man returned to Ills home at Imbler Tueedny. Mrs. J. I). Hunter received word from ahcr Hifltcr, Mrti. Gertrude Murphy, of hong Beach, California K. recently. I . Alius Itoun Gilksoii, the Park Hehool teacher, vislled at. the home of Winn Duncan Monday evening. John Uy, the mull carrier of the tark route, wan up to the Thom pson place .hunting Home of Jil ran go horflt'H Wednesday. Jack Hunter will continue to Imp while hi partner, ItoMcoe llr nian Is ut lmbler helping to pack Apple. lilll Klrman, 'owner of one of the 'large upplu orchardH at mbler, was hero recently. A. J. Vunvantur went to linker Thursday to do noinu ClirlMl inan shopping. . Jon hay and lAredr Miller lire riding after cattle which were re. ported to bu In Ihe high mount ain a. 4 J. I), Hunter look Clarence Van rUor 'to 'Huker l'YIUay to Bee hiH fm Kenneth. Kdword Wolf Ih cutting wood for Krnnk Wirrgh'swortli. J. If. Hunter anil daughter. Ida, hud Mrs. Clarence Vnnorder, went In linker TucKday. They tailed nt ihe hospital to see frletidH there. Lodgr, (ilve-s Koine New Mens On iVnetlouhig or the Itrnht i LONDON", (Al' New Ideas fthoiit the functioning of the brain ivero.uet forth hero by Hir Oliver l.odgo, tho noted stdentlst. who contended that the popular theory ihat tho brain Is entirely Incor rect. The brain does not flee, or henr Xr feel,' nor does It plan or hope jpr ,love.", Huld 8lr Oliver In a lee iiire. i For I Christmas Shopping ' Wc hope your savings will hold out. Wc also hopo thut all have saved something. : UNITED STATES BANK vi;i.nks)AV. ii;i;iiti;ii a. Moiiiiiitin 'limit SlntlniiM. VFAl Calgary, Can. ( liift.H) 4 p. iu Ued Cross address; K-!t, studio program. , Kl'WA, Ogden, Muli (2ttt) 4-6 p. in., organ reetiul, I'ura- mount theater: G0, Ogden icudio JJealers program; H-I0:;ta, dance music. Olio llecves orehestra. KOA, Denver, Colo. (:V12,)? 12:15 p. m., iilallo tjieuter niUHleale; 6:21, Nullonul Farm Jiitdiu council lnlk; (i;.fi, dinner concert, Urown J 'a lace string or chestra; 7:30, Jiouk or Knowl edge: 8, orchestra; readings, Theodore H. lllrd; t'uiletoii Hmv- nian. baritone: "The Christmas Hpirlt." Ilev. KIiimt. K. Kreed; Christinas carols und hymns. Corona Presbyterian v h u r c h iuarlit; 10, dance program, Jar inony I'eeiiess orchestra. Col burn hotel. J'neiric Time SlalioiiN, Kl IM, Curtullis, On-. (2K'j..i) 7:30 p. m., miiHical selections; 7:4&, "I-'inaiKial 1 Tenured iu-kh for tho New Year," Kmma H. Weld: S-S:I5, "What Is your Kent Color?" Almu I-Yitcllol'I'. Ivl Ult, Jloll.vwood, Cm I. ('j:) 5-fi p. jii children's hour, lti llrolher or KCWIi: 7-7?ao i). m., Mat liiil Motors inir I h contetjl ; 7::io-h, iitieruproue brevirits; -!. program, ChekNeul t'offeu com pany, .Maxwell JIotiHe Coffee string miarti-I ; ( 'barb s Ih-au-champ, tenor; l.ee Kent und her terupai'he; !t-in, ptoKrain, Hoot Owl llarbutt of Simla Moniea. lilll Hut ell's orchestra; 1'eggy Mat hews, blues singer; l-'nink Htever, baritone; J0-11, "Warner llrothers frolic, direction. Charlie Wellman; 11-ii', Hollywootl Itoof ballroom orehHtru. 1U.O, OaLlaml, Cal. :t(U.:!) 7M6-7::tu a. m., health trafn , Ing exercises; 7:45, 1'ep class; H;T), iiiH)iiatbjniil songs, lOltrictlu Wynne; 1 1 ::m-1 p. in., Iiineheon concert; 3-4, Mine. Charlie Coul ter, soprano: Kdna l.lnKowski, pianittl; speaker; 4-6:Ua, coneert orehestra. Hotel St. Francis, Vin ton l.al'Vrrera, conductor; fcljo, Mr. l'ix-U ; (i-7, dinner concert. Hherman, ay and company. KGW, I'ortbind. Ore. (HM.r.) J::tt-l:3a p. in., Jtuse City i rhi; 0-7, dinner concert; H-l, concert ; 10-11, Sherman, Clay and company Ht udio. Kll.l, litis Angeles, Cat. ( IU.-..2) U-I1;3M . m., I .eight on's Ar ea de cafeteria orehestra. Jack Crenshaw, emh-r; i::to-7::ta, )i1h tory story, I'roV. Jliri:'.og; Dick AVinslow, juvenilis report e r; Mickey Mr Han, screen juvenile; Carl Mast wood ami Vivian Mar pie; S, Ih1. Mars HaiiuiKaidt, scl enllflc lecturer; S:3o-io:.'to, de luxe program, J. Howard Jolin son; lii:3(t-ll:3o, Hon Clark's Itlltmore hotel danee orehestra. KM I It, HoII.wv.mmI, (nl. i'lAH) fi-(l p. m., home hour Maniiny Simmons und pupllH of Ceraldine Kn sill; 8-Hi, KMT It couctut hour. TJiu Turner orchestra, l.oren 1-owell, director; Hutub mi male iiuartet. K.W, Hollywood, Cal. :t:iu.l)) 0-fi::t0 p. in.. Sunny Jim's talk to children; ft:U0-G;lf p. tu., WurlKxer pipe organ stint io. Town Tattler; :lfi, travel talk, W. K. Alder; li;3H-7, Atwater ' Kent coneerL orehestra, I'aul ' l-'lnsteln, leader; 7-fi, Amliassa dor hotel coneert orchesira, Josef ltoselifeld, dlreettir; K NX feature program; 1 n. program. AV. W. Itainey organi.altttii; to ll. Huth Kohiml, seretn star, und (1. Allison 1'helpH, Hut liaillu philosopher. lil'O, San I ram lMo. Citl. ( I'JH.U) 7, 7:;m. 8 a. m., dally .lo.i ii; 10, sewlhK talk, tlelHV IIomh; 1-2 p. in., It tidy Selgel 's J-'all llliMll 1 lot e orchestra; :Ho, matinee program; fashion talk, Ninon; Four upreme S Gifts $4pr ( Here are the three new women members of the m-w congress. They are, left to rlKht, Mus. Mary T. Norton of New Jersey, Mia. Klorem-e i Kabn of (,alllornla( ami Mrs. Edith Itogers of Massac in se tu. From they way their eyes arc cat down, it appears they, aren't as used as most congressmen to having their pietures taken. , DUFFY HEADS C II S Income 'lax W iped Out Stage Niuve of Girl J'l-odueei COVK, (Kpeclal) Officers of Cove lodge No. HI, A. V. and A. M. were cleeted Tuesday follows; Grove r Duffy, worshipful nm.ster; It. R Mustek, si-nlor war den; j I j. Kelly, Junior warden; I.. M. I.aird, seeretury und- J. K. Dean, treusurer. ' The frist Issue of the Cove school ; paper I ho Leopard spots win , apH-ar Wednesday. j Tho Cherry chapter No. "11, O. K. S. will hold their election of of ficers on Tuesday evening, Jecein-! her 22. ' Forest rangtr,!'. M. Kills and j Mrs. Kills, who are leaving this week for Astoria have been the Inspiration for many festivities this week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom ; Towle were hosls at a part 5' Tues- lay evening and Thursday t be 'ladles of the Kastorn Star jjave a' tarty in their honor. Mr. and Mrs. Kills have made t)ie)r home nl j Cove for the pnsl eight years. Own- I lug to his 111 health he has been' coinpeled to resign his position here und mov eto Astoria. 'LONDON, AI') Kighh-en-year-old Marina Wiison innde $Sf, oao on her prod uel ion of "The lie'jjar's ( )peru" and lost il all. and more loo, on "The. Dritish llallet." The ineome tax got the girl pro ducer. While money was ml I i UK in from "The HeL'uar's (iiii-nt." evening as she forgot all about the income tux and did not Jay any of her money aside. Instead she put It Into a new prduction which was nut a success and when the lux collect or came round she faced disaster. So the umbltlous producer went back to work as an actre.ss. She da need for a time In a cabaret at Nlee, then joined up with IJen I reel's Shukesperlan players and has been playing all over provin cial Knglund. It Is her ambition to become a comedienne. She never wauled to be a producer, but her father ob- Wometi can't cuss simply because very rew of them listen to llictr huhhunds long enough to learn how. (ilrls read so many dress hints, then Just hint at dressing. f:30-: I r. Hook of Knowledge, ' ltig Itrother; 6:40-7. Waldemar ( l.lnd and tin' StatcH restaurant orchestra; 7-7:3U, Itudy Seiger's! l'alrmont hotel orehest ra; K-!, j Atwater JCent arlfsts. Krnesl In-1 gold, Inc., director; It-10, dance 1 prog rum. Ooodrlch Silver! own Cord orchestra; 10-1 1, Wulde imir Kind und the States restau rant orchestra. K l All. Oakland, Cal. (210) y-H:3n il, m., prayer service, liev. O. W. I'hllllps. hUSC, riilhnaii, ab. cn.s.tn 7:30. !i p .in., faeulty program; Mrs. Herbert Klmbrough, vo calist and plumilognlst ; "Wash ington's Kcprcsentutlvcs at the Na1 tonal Club Congress," Kltuliui While, club specialist: "Who Should Slay on Hie Farm," Nell W. Johnson; book reviews, Alice l.tmlscy Webb. Furs! Furs! Every Woman Loves Furs My assortment includes whole sets or small pieces. You will find everything exactly as represented. INDIAN MOCCASINS For Men, Women arid Children Chris Miller 1510 Adams Ave. JrctiMl to hur ftcllnjf HliJ gave Iut 95.0UU to u-si In proiluclnif. l AIIMKItS KI.i:Cl' HAItLOW UI'GUNH. Or.-. Jf. II. Hurlow. of ftugfmt tvaa t'lt-ctcd iirrHldi-nt of f.ujii! county ni;rlcultunil coun eil to BiK'cci-d c. VV. Alli'n of Vlila, who lia8 wrvi-d lor the' laHt two yi'Ura. OllHT oftlrrrH cliowll wire H. C. Wlmi'liT. vice president, and Howard Werrian, ecretary-lrea-urer. Tlie executive coniinlltee is composed of HieHe office u"d '- V. Allen, K II. Harlo.w and C. D. itol'er. comprehensive annual report of C. S. Krelcher, county aci ni. cluHi;r co-operation between varl cms far ni0rnnlzntions of tho coun ty with each oilier und the county aiteiit was unfed ut Ihe. nicotinic Willi the view that tho council could aid ' considerably In this A feature of 111 mr tinif was n movement. n 1 . 1 1 1 1 i 3 5 This Is "HIS" Store GIFTS THAT PLEASE If we can satisfy "him" 3(i 1 days of the year in the matter oD wearables, it certainly is reasonable to assume that whatever? gift selection you may make on the remaining day will meet his approval. ... Remember! Our Stock Is Brand New l s A' i- s u Christmas Neckwear It's no problem to select Ties at our store. Holeproof Silk and Wool Hose. Urighten Sleeping Robes Christmas Boxes no extra charge, with every gift purchaser. The To ggery ft s S Andrews Bros. i" DUI,C0-UGIIT PLANTS deix'o-licut i'kicjdauiks , , di:lco-lk;mt itmps kukhka vacuum uu'.ankuk V,l OU 1I0-VOI.T KLECTUICAL APPI.IANUKS l'Oli T1IK FAMILY ANL) IIO.MK Jesse Roscnbnuni , Electric Shop .? Opposite Posloffiic I uiu down lu The Hon! cry i-t-l tiiiK shod 11 iitl phnnhiu in niy ud ut Die Minie time. When we- sny fttf thut we nic hcitdmiiirlers for till 1, a Muds of moftnit we me not Jok- nJ hijf. (Vilnr liinuleJ, tlvt mul! M'coim urntie; ulv Miiiuced rtmr- Intt lluil weiutis ubuost I (Ml miuiiiU1 hi tin roll; Kcniihic rtihbeii ittl 1 2,i roorlut;: hilo Miifiuv -dub hiu-'i Ule4. 'Ihe i-lti Ih in 11 mi pel It Inn lit the inuil otiler Inner.. Ihm'l ' wii-i,. oiir Ihne ami encruy in ! liMikhiu iicniind. Muke 11 tiiiiubt iH'e-hne fir the I'rnit l.iiiu. her com puny mid hriuu y ihic mail tu iler 1 tlljilnif w Ult iui. I .rl us It'll 11111 Imu we do It. Neiitir ttf business kih's iiu siulltim mid 1 tt4 ihiKhui: Ihe Uitniey lli y luixe led . mS uiu a t hcik 11 fin tbis at, 9 ntiule out tu the oor ' nmn b frleiitl." Our bank t ti-bcl tt fn, )r il--. a lbe know- enellv who ibe ( ptHtr man-, rih-nd Is. The . eetlar shhiules Ihat will 1111 doubl . Ih here ItMiluht shonhl sell furl 2.i ier but as l want Im ulw- .uiu a ( hristntas Klft. Ju l, shut jiiiir ees mid fli at lliciii at t tt. per f. a- Ionic as the Ihs. 1 n lean bring tnir enh wlihl JMI. .5 Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "Ilis Inur Kfuj'M l-Xernr .Near I muidry. I'lioue M il tio kuoday DuaioMi No Finer Poultry Anvwhere Regardless of the. care you take in selecting the fowl for your Christmas dinner, you cannot hope to find any thing finer than this choice Crescent killed poultry; Fresh Killed No Cold Storage Fowl If your dinner is to be the success yon deserve, only freshly killed fowl will do. Every housewife knows how much difference there is between fresh and cold storage poultry. In addition to that, we have wleclcd this poultry from the best flocks of the valley and have .a wide variety for you at moderate prices. The same high standards of quality are main tained on all Crescent products. .NO I OLD STOUAOH rKOMVTS CRESCENT MEAT CO. 1!cUimt Market Service. 1 W iS !! Hi! 111 fa l! 1.1 Radio Answers The Question of Happy Holiday Gift RADIO a jfirl in tune with the times si jjil't 011 the liiuli wave of pop ularity a wonderful gift sure to dehjjht anyone who hasn't a set or can use a better one. One of these fine FKEED-E1SEMANN Receivers will delight the receiver of your gift. ( , uon't lorget that we are at your seivicu to put a set in your home on proval. You are under no obligations. THIS STORK WILL 15 E OPKX KVEXINGS DKCFMRKU 21 2-1. Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. :ffl .Irirrir r f fi iri" m i r-.