Tuesday, December 22j 1925.
TITE tA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pnpe "Five'
Local News In Brief
COMING EVENTS.
I)viiiIht 2N Election to vote
upon school budget.
June V, 10, II I "Ion Livestock
Munv at I'uloii, Ore.
Jteluruiiiic to Kiitcriii'lw
alra. G. l. Morrow, who . hu?
jn'i'H lic'i-o from Knterprlso for a
few iiu.vs. ri'turnt'd homo lotluy.
Sliofl Here Ycsteriluy
W. K. Jtucknuin was chopping in
(Hande. ycKlt-nkiy. His home jjt
' al Aliii'l.
n CHy nwi Cove
Air. and Airs. J. IKGraw and
family, "who inako thwr. home ut
i'oe -were shopping in J.a Grandu
yistiTilay.
jiiirk to Mnxtille
Klton Shilling returned lo Mhx
vllle. where he is employed, yes
terday after spending t tits -week
end in i a Grande visiting and
transacting business. 1
Home from Mtmniuul'h
Miss Kraiicoa Kngeis Iuih rotnrn
1 id lo" h'-r home here from Mon
mouth. On-won to visit during tho
t 'hrlstmns holidays. Miss Kngeis
is a student at Hie Oregon, Statu
Normal .school.
Home frtmi . A. C
.Miss Knth J I ill, wl.o hns been
attending tho Oregon Agricultural
college t Corvallls, lias returned
io her homo in Iji Grande to visit
during the Christmas holidays.
Visit hi in City
L. Kogers is visiting friends hi
la Grando for a few days. Mr.
Holers bus been employed; at Cove
for several months. . . t .".
Arrival Toda,.
II. A. Rollins arvlved' iu Tn
Grande this morning lo spend tho
Christmas holidays with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Will tain JIol
ons. Mr. Bollons Is from Portland.
Hero from liilerprlsi
Mrs. Lester Courtney is visiting
relatives in J .a Grande from nr
homo at Knterprise. She expect
to be here until after the Christ
inas holidays. Mr. Courtney will
also come to I-a Grande Christ
mas day.
Will Ieuve for Cnlrfomla
Hill Gnbel will leave ilils even
ing for Lob Angeles, California,
where he will visit relatives! and
friends, lie plans to he inviiy one.
muntli. i v
Home ftimi Pendleton
.Mrs. Hoy MoNees, who has been
visiting in Vend let on for several
days, has returned to .her home
here. M rsi .MeNees forpierly liye,d I
at Vbridtettm.' -f yst fii-S 4
Ketui-nhi lo Spokane
Mr. and MVs. K. H. Smith and the
former's father, AV. .1. Smith, of
Spokane, spent Monday nttfht ot
J Gif ts f2LThe Boyd
"And for you, Johnny, I've got the swellest pair of wool-lined Mittens
and a nifty Wool Cap with fur-lined earlaps, and and" just watch
the "ear-to-ear" smile creeping over, Johnny's face. And later wait
and see-i-he'll think himself the snappiest fellow in the "gang" when he
gets' out to show his presents around. .
Indeed, yes, you can win your way to any boy's heart by making his;
Christmas Gift some practical item of Haberdashery like:
Blouses
(Percale, IJronrtcloth)
95c to $3.fi5
Attractive Neckwear
(Silks, Poplins, Foulards)
43c to 93c
Serviceable Hosiery
(Wool, Lisle or Cotton)
40c to 83c
Blazer Shirts
(Plaids Finest Wool)
$4.95 to $5.95
' 2 MORE SHOPPING
the oley hotel on their way homo
to Hpokune from Itolse, where tliev
lmvo heen vlnlting.
fcli"Plh: in Im GrniKle
Mrs. R HoRohoom, of Joseph, ts
Oirlslmas shopping In i-o. Grande
today.
Visileil at Kij.li,
J. K, Haleh. who has been visit
i"ff at Klffln sinee Tuesday, return
ed to his home in Portland today.
KtalIM.es atiimlixaiioH Iny
JttdifP .1. W Vnmel i L
- "v n 3 IS.1UVH UI1
order today establishing June 1
and KOV. ft ns dluva fnn n..t....n
tion heariiiffs In Union eounty,
;iiest at Iti-otlier's Hume
Mrs. JI. G. McKinley. of Grat
I'ills, Mont., bt hero- io; upend
Christians at the home of her
broihrr. l l-' Wurc .it isog Penn
sylvania aveniie.
Income Tax Man Here
W. F. ViKK. Ineomu tax expert,
has come here from -Pendleton on
business fn the Internal revenue
department.
V.n Itouto Home Ut Portland
Mr... and Mrs. c. , Ai.rt rson
spent last night at the Summer
nuit'i on ineir way home to- Port
land from points east, '
Driving .to Twin rails
Mr. and Mrs. G. It, Kent nml
MISS Mllhol ' irVjinlf umrn i....uu
irhe Rcmmer Just night when they
stopped neifi on their way to their
home nt Twin 'im.s.i-
are driving through.
Goes to OUl Home
Mrs. ;C. H. Tiidwell. of Island
City, loft Sunday evening for Kan
sas City, where she will spend
Christmas at her childhood home,
with her mother, sisters and bro
thers. .
To Visit at Knterpr.se
Miss OUve' Tliorpe, of Goodrich.
Idu., passed through La Grande
this morning on her way to Knler
prise,, whore stic will visit friends.
Itetiiriilng to. Portland ,
Mr. and Mrs. 1 K, Cavelness.
who were called-here from Port
land by the death of hei father.
J. M. Mitchell, a Grande Hondo
valley pioneer, returned to their
home this morning.
May Live at Portland
- Miss Josephine Hreuer. of Wnl
Jowa.'left for Portland this morn
ing to visit with her brother, with
whom she may make her future
home. . ,
Program al Mos (liatH'l
Moss Chapel pupils will give
their program, nt tjie. school build
in north offe)nnil iry thfs eve-'
nlng. E. A. Snyre, superintondent
of County schools, has boon invited
to speak. The district is having
its entertainment early to avoid
conflict with those of neighboring
WHEN
SANTA
SAYS--
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL XMAS
Extra Salesmen to Serve You.
(pNT (gPTHIEj
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE"
Outfitters for Men and Boys of Qualify Wearables.
jBchgols. 'Many oC the proKram in
on Christinas eve
Christinas wlcii Daughter
Mm. I. It. Keefer left for San
Francisco IhlH morning to spend
ChrtMttnus with her duiiKhter, Miss
Alae Keefer, ' ,
To Itnx at JViulleltm
" 1 tinier Allen Is scheduled to
meet MngK Heffermun in a hoxinn
match at Vendleion this efenins
He left on No. 17 this morning.
Omclmles Visit Herts
Mrs. Guy It. Holers, of Pendle
ton, concluded her visit at the T.
A. Vlumiiier home hen? todaj- and
went on to linker where she will
spend the holidays with relntlves.
I'm veil uk Auditor Here
C. K. Shaw, traveling auditor
for the O.-W.-H. N.. is hen
' from Portlund for u few days.
His Mother Still IIU
W- C lowe, who hits been in
Los Angelus ut the beilslde of his
mother Tor a couple of wci-ks, re
turneii homu to Meacham last eve.
nimr. leuvtfnc bis mother still In a
critical condition.
Will Us ate In Iji Grande
Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Trachsel
have eomo from their former home
iu Portland to locate in li Grando.
Mr. Trachsel m an aulomohile dealer.-
They are resistered at the
Foley hotel, v ,
To Poill mi d for Holidays
Mrs. J. J. P.urhrldgc and daugh
ters. Carrie ami Jessie, are plan
ning to go to Portland Thursday
evening for a holiday visit. Dal
Hudspeth will accompany them to
ithe city.
To Marsh field for lirfstmns
Mrs. Lottie Walker, of Welser.
Ida., who has been visiting at the
K. V.. Grout home here, went to
Marshfleld this morning to spend
Christmas with her daughter, Mrs.
V. A. Hairdo
Home from Whitman College
Miss Huby ltalgeman Is bom-''
frorii Whitman college, at Walla
Walla, for the. Christmas vacation.
Miss Bnlgeman was secretary ic
Superintendent , Hampton of Ii
Grando schools Inst' years. .
Took Cattle to Market
W. C- Dorranee was In La Gran
de this morning on his way home
to Enterprise from Portland. 'where,
he went with a carload of beef
cuttle for the Portland market.
Mr. Dorranee says his stock top
ped the market. , ,
Het urns to Teloeaset
Mrs. C M. Hutchinson, who Is
malting her home at Teloeaset
for a short time, returned to that
place this morning after some time
here shopping and visiting. .Mrs,
Hutchinson expects to leave this
evening for Portland, where her
daughter is 111.
On Way to Hot Juo
Mrs.-CI. M.'-leirtchcWhV hdrm.
Paul, were lu Iai Grande this
morning on their w.iy to Hot Lake
Sanatorium, where Mrs. lloutcher
wilt consult 1 r. Pliy about her
ankle, which she has been umhl-
Slip-Over Sweaters
(All Wool, Neat Colors)
$2.95 to $4.93
Warm Mittens
(Leather, Wool Lined)
50c to $1.25
Stylish Caps
. (Wool, Fur-lined
Earlaps)
95c to $1.95
Muffler Sets
(Tie and Muffler)
$1.45 Set
DAYS
I
1
Have You
For&lotfen
Anything
f mm . .
5 Glass Drugs 5
i - Inc. & i
. 7 f!&aZZ Star
La Grande, Oregon
to use for some time. .Mrs. Ttout
cher and her son make their
home ut Pendleton.
Itetiirns to 141 Grande
Mr. and Mrs, John Stoddard re
turned to La Grande this nmrnlng
from a honeymoon trip through
California., They were married nt
Salt Lake City, Ctah. about two
weeks hj,o. They will make their
home here. ' .
To Attend WeddinU '
Miss Del, oris Pearson will leave
Tji Grande tonight for Portland,
whew she will attend the wedding
of Miss Josephine Evans, daugh
ter, of Kenneth Kvans, -to Everett
Karphan Wednesday evening. The
young couple make their home at
Eugene. Miss Pearson will return
to her. home here Thursday eve-'
nlng.
-Here for Holidays
The Rev. O. W; Jones. f-i-morly
t pastor of the Christian church here
ibut now finnncial secrctai-y for
i the Christian church or Oregon;
: arrived In Lu Grande yesterday to
I spend the holidays here with his
family. He-.bas been, working in
the, ykjnliy of Pendlctojj .and Mil
lion, rof sonic time. When Tie leaves
here after Chrfstmiis he will go to
Jloppnor.
Ia U for Salt Ijike CMw
j M!sk Ruth Pope, who came to
Ij Grandt si-yem) duys ago called
j by the Illness of her sister, Mrs,
j Mary Hon ley loft this morning
tor her home at Suit Ijike City,
I'lah accompanied by Mrs. Hartley,
who in still quite ill, and her five
'children. Mrs. llnrtley was oper
ated on at i ho Grundt; Hondo hos
pital some time ago and uftor she
hud been taki-n to her home she
contracted pneumonia. She (is
hotter now. They will make their
home nt Salt Lake. Mr. Hartley
'dh-djiboiM a year ago.
Will Vlsll Here
1 Mr. mid Mrs. Adolph Walker will
arrive iu Iai Grande sometime
Thursday and will visit during the
holidays here with reiutlve. Mr.
and Mrs. Walker formerly lived In
La Grande but moved to Portland
' early last summer, where Mrs.
Walker has been attending IJenke-
, Walker business cidlege and Mr.
i Walker has been employed by the
Williams motor eompiny. They
will motor to U Grande and will
be accompanied by Mrs. Lucille
: Fisher ami baby daughter, Patri
cia Ann. who will visit here with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Char
les MeCrary during the holidays.
Give Her A Cedar
1 . !
Never in our 29
beautiful
W. H.
To VMt Hauul.teiw
Mrs. Jess Smith went to Wallowa
this morning, where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. nter lloalor,
Mrs. Smith's home Is at perry.
Shopping Jit City -
Mrs. v. Caatrell and two
smalt sons. Hilly and Freddie, who
make their home ut Maxvlllo re
turned, homo this morning ufter a
short time here shopping.
Home from Portland, .
Mrs. G. K. Smith passed through
Im. Grande this morning on her
way home from Portland, whore
she has been for the past six weeks
wvttli her da ugh tor and son who
live there.
Christmas Shopping Here
, Mrs. Duve Sanderson returned to
her home at Imblev this morning
after doing her Christmas shopping
In I .a Grande, '
jOn Jlusliicss Trip
J"au Tanner, un employe of the
! Ttowman-ltieks Lumber company,
jwent to Wallowa and Mawllle this
I morning in the Interest of the com
pany. , ' ,
Arrived this Morning
O. il. Finn, attorney of Port
land, formerly of this city, arrived
In La. Grande this morning and
expects to be here a week visiting
and transacting business.
Schools Close Tomornnv
La (iraiide putdlc schools will
illsmiss Wednesday afternoon for
the holiday vacation. Classes will
reconvene at the usual hour the
morning of Monday, Jan. 4.
To Visit Mother Here
Mrs. Pus I la t rie and huby son
arrived in La Grande this morn
ing and tvlH visit here during tho
Christmas vacation with Mrs. llar
rio's mother. Mrs. Wade 1 brooks.
Mrs. liarrie was formerly Miss
lmz Hughes and Is well known
here.
Hero with sister1 '
Mrs. Ada Fuller returned to her
homo ut Elgin this morning after
several days here with her sister,
Mrs. K. il. Wldell, who was op
erated on at the Grande Honda
hospital Saturday. She reports
that Mcs. Wldell is getting along
as well as con M' he expected. .
Homo from College
Wlllard Stone was In La Orande
It In m n In n1 nn li ta tvn v- VimiiA tn
I Island City fromi Eugene, Oregon
(where he Is a senior at the Vnl
iverslty of Oregon. He will visit
; dining the Christmas holidays with
'his parents who live at Island City,
and return to Eugene Junuary 4.
To Have Christmas nt ILonicw-
Mr. and Mm. Pert Oukman re.
turned to their home at Pulimr
Junction this morning after wine
time here shopping. Mr. and Mifl.
I Oak man will have Christmas at
I home this year the first time for
several years. Mr. Oukman. who
, has been 111, says he feels much
bet ter.
1 1 1 4. t
. .Meeting nt liiiblcr Tonight J
j Hoy GeliHer, depiily national
I grange organiser, returned to lbs
j honrt' yesterday after ;i trip to
jlmblrr, where ie wept In the tn
tterest of organizing n new grange.
There will be a meeting at linbler
this evening, which Mr. Gekeler
will attend, to discuss the organiza
tion. Mr. Gekeler and J. A, Nice,
of North Powder, master of Pom
ona Grange, attended a meeting at
OUR MID-WINTER TERM
Oficnliig jlMili
Monday, January 4
In addition to our regular busliu t.H training we offer I he
following AdvaniM-d I 'nurses:
TKACHKItH TRAINING COPItSK, PMCHKTAniAL COPItHU,
PFIH.Ii' ACCOI NT1NG A N I ACDITINO COCTISK. '
Send for l('ree Catalog.
I-ink's Jiflsinoss College and Secretarial School
lOlfi Idaho Street. ' , Poise, Idaho.-
11. C. HKKTIIAM, Manager
(Numerous opportunities for girls to work for hoard and.
room while Attending School.)
years history have we had so many and such
Cedar Chests as we arc now showing.
Kasy Terms if desired.
Bolinenkamp Co.
For liehcr Homes Complete.
Weslon, Oregon in Umatilla, coun
ty laat week, A grange was or
ga nt zed at Weston at the meeting
Clerks KltNt New Officers
New officers were elected at the
annual invettng of County Clerks
of Oregon In Portland Thursday
and Friday, reports Kenneth Me
Cormlek, outgoing president, who
returned fiom the coast city Mon.
day noon. Ira U. Kiddle, of Doug
hw county, who served as vice
president's under McOormiek'a d
president. It. fi. ltryKon, of Iane
county. Is now vice president; Asa
W. Itatttes, of Cook, la secretary,
and Miss Delilah Stevens, the only
woman at the meeting, is treasur
er. The sessions were devoted to
discussions as to the handling of
office work In different counties.
Home thU Kvculiig
I Miss Mildred Fox, who Is in
tending Washington State Normal
school at Cheney. Washington, ar
rived in La Grande this morning
to spend the Christmas holidays
at home. Lloyd Hartley met Miss
Fox at Cheney and they went to
The Dalles, where they visited his
parents, before returning to Iji
Grande. Mr. Hartley makes his
home here. -
PORTLAND MAItKins.
POUT I .A N I , Ore. (AD 1 .1 vo-
stock Steady.
lvggsOne and two cents lower,
1 1 IrstM ZSc.ftt 2j c; ext ras jpjetty
I Uultei Weak, cubes a half to n
ci'nt lower, firsts 46c.
Ilulterfat 50c.
HAN FRANCISCO (AP) Thit
tcrralMtfrrfiuftli here today.
POHTLANH C.H.Vl.V MAliKKT
. I'tMtTLAND, Or.. (AP) Wheat
111111. hard -white, December and
January. $1.(12: hard while H. H
Unart, soft white, western white,
December, 1.50; January, $ 1.51 ;
hard winter, northern spring. De
cember and January. $1.47; west
ern red, December and January,
$1.4 A.
Oats No. 2 white feed and No.
2 gray, December and January,
$29.fi0.
Corn No. 3 E. y, shipment,
December and January, $32.50,
VISIBLE GIIAIX srPPl.Y
NEW YORKi, (AP) The vis
ible supply of American grain
shown the following chance in
bushels:- Xv"heat Increased LCR8.
oo u; corn Increased S.,!i27.000; oats
Increased XOti.ono; rye Increased
820.000; barley decreased 14tM0ft.
. MAKKLTS AT A GLAXCI-:
I fjKW (M!K. (AP) ocks
1 lingular; Flelschmunn Issues at
I new highs.
1 loads Steady; profit taking
checks advance In rails.
Korelgn ' exehunge -r- Mixed:
Kn-nrh frnnrs react to -points.
Cotton Purely steady; easier
spot markels.
Sugar Higher; foreign buying.
Cofloe Firm; better Hraxlllaii
market.
rilll'AOO. (AI-) Whcnt
Wi'nk: Itrofinlior )triullutlon.
Corn l.owr: bfitriHh vtslhlr.
CjiIIIi Hlciuly.
1 Lout Lower; nhlpplnnr ottllnl
hroiid.
Chest
i Markets !
i i
Make Practical Gifts
; Gift Towels ,
' Umbrellas, silk .....l...
. Women's Silk Hose -
Women's Comfort Slippers
Women's Pumps :.: .
Men's Silk or Wool Sox ......
Men's Fancy Garters ...
Men's Silk Ties
Men's Dress Shirts, ...
Men's Illazeis ..,..... '.
GO STORES
Paul Knautz to Sing
At Band Concert
(Continued from Page On.)
llealy ifnd Knnutx. There will be
a goodly mixture of the lighter
numbers during the program. In
cluding so nte up-to-flate foxtrots
pleasingly arranged by the ulrec
lor. ',
From nil reports the theatre will
be crowded to capacity as In the
previous concert Inst month, much
favorable comment having been
heard after this concert.
The program will be given in
the Arcade theatre, donated "for
the occasion by Meyers and How.
an. Sunday, December 27, ut four
o'clock nmt.lH free to tho public.
lions mpi L.Mt iv i,oxiov
LONDON, (AP) London Is under-going
the most amazing rush
for shingles and bobs ever exper
ienced here due to the desire or
the women and girls to he at penk
of attractiveness fur the holidays.
West-end hnlr dressers are over
whelmed, some shops shingling us t
muny us (loo dnlly, being hooked (
to tho limit despite the emiploy- (
ment of extra help. i
Mere men wishing a hnlr-' cut!
are unable to get accommodated j
j In n shop which ulifo serves wo-
men.
It Is un error to say that Krank- i
lln's kite experiment led to , the
construction of lightning rods. We 1
have Frank Nil's own words that
the kite experiment followed the '
rods.
Gifts for Everyone
, " . i;spi:ciam,v Ttii-: ciiildhkv. 1 .
(Ho Hm'Iii a nice nnrui Hobe or u pair of Sllpers. AVe Imve
lovely Hhiiikets, Sueatei-s, Caps Stockings, shoes, Kir.
The Liiiitlieoii Sei Is gien uwixy Wednesday, the 2.1nl. Get
mii iiumlMT mm . r
Art & Baby Shop
, 1.104 Adams Avenue,
lhitlerlek Pntteitm - D. M. 0, and Nun's Uoll-proof Thread, F.tc.
ARCADE )
' Wednesday
' And
Thursday
MARY ASTOR And LLOYD HUGHES .
' ' . In
The Scarlet Saint
from tho iiovid, The I.ndy WIw Plnycd Fhlele" 1
Ily Georgj licaiiinoiit.
Hurler Hrown Coniexly
STAR
Art Acord
Western Pluck
-And-
Century Comedy,
39c to $1.49
...:..$4.95 to $8.90 '
...69c to $1.79
,89c to $1.95
$2.98 to $5.90
. -65c to 98e
25e to 49c
...69c to" 98c
. $1.19 to $3.98
: $.1.29 to $5.90
THE HUH
The bald eagle Is not really bald,
but from a distance It appears lo
be so. Its head and part of Its necK
are pure white. '
LIOTEL ASTOD
EVERY ROOM bu PRIVATE TOILET
50 Baths . Now, Modem
Close to Shopping District nnd Tneatrat
FREE GARAGE Tariff horn $1,50
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Read , once more our
Monday's ad and note
the low prices we fire of
fering to Xmas shoppers
at our Anniversary Bale.
Hurry or it will be too
late! . ; ' "
New York Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
OriCN EVENINGS
UNTIL XMAS
TONIGHT ,
Ijiuia LaPlante
In
"THE TEASER"
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
"Speedy 31arria)j:e"
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