La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 02, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text, Saturday, Jamyar J 2, 1926.- V THE EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paw Flvr T I f t J . Local News In Brief COMIXG EVENTS. June 0, 10, 11 I'nlon Livestock fellow lit Union, Oro. Here for TrentmciilK - A-1 -Mre. G. K. Howell nml son arc i reentered ut the Hammer hotel from Atlcel. The hitter is having . moiLk'ul treutmentii. llnc liaby Son l Mr. mid Mm. Newton Brnnnon tare the parents oC a hiihy non ", horn to them' New Yonr'H eve. Ilnliy liny Hum -Mr. niiil Mrs. Osrnr AcUley have n baby mm. born to tin-in the find of 1Mb wk. llith mother and hahy am doing nicely. 'I.IIiiifr llir Mother I Mrs. Florence Pucon is in Port land thin weekend, visiting her mother. Airs. S. MeOill. Mrs. Jiiu-tui is treasurer or Vtilon coun ty. Al. linker Tor VMI Mrs. (borge M. PieVcn and children are visiting for a few duv.H nt linker. Mr. Pierce will drive thero Sunday to bring them ii.'iek to 1.8- (IraiHle. Smih1s Vacation llcn- Miss Anna Arnohlns, it teacher nl Itend, Ore., rettfrned to her school last, night after impending vacation with rein lives lierV. Kcliirning lo l'iivcrl ' Students returning to the Ore gon university last .night after spending the vnent ion with' their ; parents here, included (lien ftlet ' cair. KrnticlH and John PoMnnon. To Itctiim in AVillatnetie .Miss Alarvel Jthlne will leave ,1a Uninde Ihls evening for f-tilem, .'v where she will resume her Htu-'(Mi-h "t the wilhimeUu unl wrslly m Monday morning. ! doing lUick to School Miss l.a Nihi Giutkill returned .flast night to Kngene, where she Is a student at this university. .She has been home for a . visit i with hi r parents. Mr., and Mrs. '.). A. Ciuskill, who live near Ali- Cel. To Week Kml lit Portland Miss Grace. Chuplnln left yes terday for Portland, where she r-wlll spend the week end before -oing on to Kugene. AMss Chap lain spent the holiday vacation with relatives here. ltetnmmg to College All I'hyllis Sera n ton, who has ( heen visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Scrantou, dur- , ing vacation, left Inst night for , the VniveraUy of Oregon, where ',sho will be a fttudent. f ( Guest of Ills rnclic ,t A guest at the F. K. .AVnre home ji for a few days is Joel ,W're, Jr., a student ut the Hill Alilitary academy. The visitor, whose home Is at Portland, fcs a nephew i . of his host. l-'lned sr Kcd Williams was fined T nnd costs for violation of the state au tomobile light law, this morning I n j ust ice of the peace con rt . Willams is proprietor of. the Iji Grande Auto Itepatr shop. Homo from Utah Mr. and Airs. Kills Fuller bitbv son. "HI I is Fred, have Clint's 6th Annual January SALE NOW GOING ON 1 1 f Our Entire Stock of Quality Merchandise On Sale at a Saving of W'o TO 50';'o Exfra Salesmen Men and Boys' Outfitters of Quality Clothes V t 'MM turned to their home in l.n Gran- do from Halem, Utah, where Mrs. Kuller haa been with her mother for several weeks. Mr. Kullcr went to I'tah ueveral days ago uccompanying his wife and son home. Oimmis ltepalr Khlp-r- Ueorire P. Hartvitfsen has opened a repair shop at lC'Hi Jefferson avenue, ne uiuiouuvra iihiuj. In City from Cove Hay Duncan and Royal Allen, both of Cove, were vitrflom to Ui Grundo today. luiryinen lo Meet I'li.i Union i minli' flulr Iftm'a-t ...... M'Lw.,,.. UMUI'IUOUII Will t heir"' organization. In city Ycwlorduy- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kllng- hnnier vanw to 1-1 irade . yes terday from their home at Kntir ppise to npi nd Ne w Year's day with 'Mrs. Kllnghamer's parent's. Mr. and Miw. I.. I lay. To Visit Parents .I.-I. ,0'Jell, whose home Is at llood I liver, wun in iji - Grande this iuornlng on his way to Klgln. where he will' visit hi punnts. To Visit Sister . Mlsi Hni SouUiwiek. wp ;bW home Is at lioise, ItlaliO was In Grande this inorntng en route Wallowa, where she will visit for a month or ko Wfore- with her sister, Mrs., Dick Galloway. Ifimie from Hospital . Hughes Gray, who aufered a broken root when tie fell from his horse Tuesday afternoon, was able jo go home yesterday from ' the Grande Hondo hospital, where he was taken for treatment. He lives mar Alleel. Hack to Ktigeni' A.ljMs Constaanee. Cleaver, who has spent the holiday vacation at the home of her parents, Mr; and Mrs. If. II. ('leaver, returned last night to the University of Oregon, at Kugene. Kelurns tf l'nlveislty lh rn aid Uummelt rcitirn'd to tho. University of Oregon bust night, after haying spoilt vacation here with his parents, Air. and Mrs. II. F. Itummelt. t Holiday finest Leaves Allss Alclla Wliite, who hns been a holiday' guest, at the home of A1r. and Mrs. J. S. Hodgin. return ed tliis morning to her homo in Portland. Goes Hie k o Scb(M Clark Fitzgerald, one cf the O. A. C. studenls in T.a Ginnrio for vacation, returned UM night to iCorvallis. Pendleton People .Here Air. nnd Mrs. ft.. 11. Gondii of Pendleton, arc guests over the week end or Air. and Airs. Ward Fowhr. Air. and Airs. Goi.din nnd Air. ami Airs. Jtalph K. Fowier were among the out-of-town peo ple who attended the closing country club dance here. Guest Leaves for Pendleton Miss Geneva Smith, who has been. In La Grande as the guest of her sister. Airs. Karl f Hev- nolds. went to Portland yesterday to spend a few days with her fa ther, the rtev. J;iines A. .Smith, before going back tn the unlver- To Serve You. t-My. Mr. Smith and his, son. Lowell-who spent Christmas at Ihe Reynolds home liere, relurneil to . porihind that night. l'd)KCOui Meeting Here Members and comniiinicants o; St, 1 'e! er's Kpiseopa I pa rish will meet In annual mwdim at 7: SO p. in. Monday ut Ihe church. War dens, vestrymen and the delegates to the convocation, will be elected tor the ensuing year. , Itetiirns to Cheney Miss Mildred Pox wlll leave! here tomorrow on her way to Cheney, Washington, where she 1h ! attending the Washington -Statu Xorinal school, Miss Vox has been visiting with her parents in ; I,u Grande during the Christmas i holidays. , . . i IteturiiK to Monmouth Allss Marian Lovett will leave tomorrow morning on her way to Alunnioiith, where she will rename . ' . . 1 I WllltUI. Mlfm Jjin.-H ni- ... .... ' ti ll 111 n I'M in 1 Jl. . 11 mini lit the and home of her mother, Mr, Mrs. D. C French. .raves this livening Shehlon ltrownton will leave 1.a arnmlc lunlght o'n his way lo Seattle. Vahlngtnn. where ho at tends Ihu I'nlverslty or 'Washing ton. ".He has been here during Ihe holidays with his parents, lir. and Mrs. II. S., ftrownton. I .en vp This K veiling Jeff Jlenn, who has been visit lug at his home here during the holidays, will return lo Kufivnn Ihls even ing, where he is a studenl al the University of Oregon. Mrs. V. Vritiiii'iun and hr son, W. U. LefU-r, were In Ut (t ramie this morning on their way lo Kl gln, Mrs.. Cameron's home, from Pasco, Washington., Mrs. Camer on has been to Pasco wllh hor son and ho is accompanlng her home to visit for two months or miore. Hero 'Last Night Miss Jlcrtiui, Nelson spent last night in I.a Grande with her par ents. Miss Nelson is a nurse , nt the St. KliKahetirs hospital at linker.. Yesterday was her sister Marian's hjrthday so she came to I. a Grande to have dinner with her . , '. Tenches at Pumpkin tthlge After visiting during tlio lioll days in Iji Grande, with Mrs. Ihrt MHgglns, Miss Ida CarnMlson left morning for Uhtnclmrt. Miss ! Cornellsnn tenches fdiool at ' Pumpkin lildge. Itnck to Kilter prist' Allss l-ol Martin returned to Knlerpriso this morning where she will resume work as school teach er there Alonday morning. Miss Alurtin visited during the Christ mas holidays witli her parents, who live at Cove. Home from Seattle Airs, llessie Gelbcl and (laugh ter, Ueas, returned to their home in T.a Grande this morning from Seattle, Washington, where they have been visiting Fred . Oelbel. who is n student at the Univer sity of Washington. Hack to College Malcolm Holmes will leave T.a Grande this evening oft his way to Portland. From Portland he will i drive to P.ugciic, where he and his mother are making their .'home this winter and be is at ! tending the University of Oregon. 1 1 Ih mot her, Al rs. K. A. Hoi mcs, will leave laler this evening for Kugene. They have been visiting ( m'ri' at tne " Homes home rturliifi: tho Christmas hnlfilnys. ('Itrv'klit;. tip nit Work Stanley .Ifwt'lt unit Mr. Juckson, or tin- I'nllpd StutiM hurfJlii of hlolOKion! Hurvf-, wr-ni In jl (lianilc 'I'hiirsclay. They urn mak- ! itiK it tour' rlir cklnif up nn coynlo poiKunilig: work by huntors in tliirt ;part or tho Hlato. Tlir-y wero nl.so ! jircp'tratory to putlipK a hunte r ; to, work In Vnion county as pro ivl'h'il ror the county court in licc 'iiihcr. i Won! Hcei'lvdl from Vrlirs1 t Word has fociMi received here from .Mr. and Mis. Krnest Vchrs jailil lltlli. djiiiKbter. Hetty Hay. i who motored to C'nllrornia the flrjit or the week. They report the hlKhwny In fine condition nnd . the weather pleasnnt utl alonthe jwny. They wero only thirty eijfht j hours drivini; from Ijl (Jrc.nde to Ilerkeley. The recent promotion accorded Mr. Vehrs by thn com Ipuny for whom he hns been trav lelintf inures a permanency which will enable them to establish a home for rutiiro years either in Oakland or In the adjoining city I of Ilerkeley. FISH PLANT SUPPORTED BY AVERILL (Continued from Vags On.) on a permanent hnsix. he said, and should he one of the largest in the state. llAKI It STHKAMS TO CXOSR IIAICKH. Ore. (Hporlal) K. V. Averlll, stnte gnme commissioner. In conference with Pete McOovern. deputy warden, here estenluv, decided to pf'nl to' the gnme commission, -which meets In Port land January 11, a petition for the closing of ninny of the small er streams of Isaker county. It whs decided that all tho tri butaries to Powder river will be cloned to fishing nft.-r August I. 192 Powder river and North Powder river will he open to ang ling. L. D. S. CANTATA ENJOYED BY 400 Cnnt1mid from Pigs On.) Mrs. Lcer Stoddard aeeoinnan- 0 led both chorus and solo numIBJI bfrs with arflpUc nympnthy, iintiM provlrjetl musical enjoyment wl(!i hr rendition of t h organ pn l. ' MILK OF , ' MAGNESIA Wlum ehlldrn lt- titeie pep d ie to indigestion, sour stomueh and similar troublea b'ty liexall Milk of MuKnesln. It will bring hack tho Himih and gaiety. H is harm less 'and tlHu-eforo ri'eo'ii mended for chihjren. ,f i I "P.T, I Glass Drugs lac 5 La Grande, Oregon Markets POIH I, AM) MAHKKTS,: - rollTLANU,. Ore. (AP).-Uv-stoek Steady. Kmgnj Iritter, but terfat Steady. ude. Mrs. Clyde, Metcalf acted na reader and interlocutor. Before each of the two parts of the can tata, sho gave u charming interp tvtnlinn of the story to he told. Appreciative commendations tiro heard today on tho success t with which Mr. Stoddard and his sing ers, the members of the I,. 1. S, choir and the !.a Grande Al. I. A., of the first ward, presented tho Mew Year's muslcnlc. Less Clothing: Tragedy j For Makers of Worsteds j Confinuwd from Pago On,) price of their beauty. The French film industry would do no bi'tt -r at Nice than it has done in PnrK l.t the French directors go to the Unsnuc country." Charlie Cnhplln is one of Hie celeb'iths who own property at IllaiiU;:. A sign conveying the bad nev.i. "No Aloro Tobacco." has Itecn dis played In many of the Paris to bacco stores for the past few days. Stocks have been greatly deplet ed by purchases by the foresight-; ed who desire to anticipate rhe Increase in prices which the gov ernment's new taxation program Is expected to put in force. The run began at the tobacco counters, in the senate t n cham ber. France's state tobacco mo- BBHIBBBIlBBBSBIHIll8SI3EEHBHIBBB9KaESSSS5Sa n H U H n ta si M m B H H n B Q n u n B n B B B B B B B BflflBBBBE3BflBBBIIRBIBIBIBBBBBBflC3BB PRODUCER HAS A BUSY LIFE KKW YOKK (AP) The life of la movie producer Is chocked full of hard work, but by admission is mm of tho most interesting in ttie world. . He spends millions of dollars In carrying out an annual' production ' program. He reads and sees ul! ttiie best plays and many of the bad ones. ILu thinks nothing ot ordering a company "on location" !in Kurope, Alaska, Porto Hico. or thu Sahara. Aclors, authors, play wrights, poets, arlists, models, di nopoly limits the selling prlvtl'-ge to thosu holding a overtime nl permit. T1K1ELIN (Hy AKsoeinted PresiO. Germany has risen to thlrtl place among Kuropean nations In the popularity of what ur calle 1 thn "white sports," tho ' winter games in which Norway and. Swe den are admltledty the lenders. .More than ::o national ami inter national ski luirna incuts have been arranged for January, Feb ruary and March. The national ski association has ?o,(0n members with an addition al 1 fi.oao junior membership. There are KG skating clubs, wllh memberships totaling ll'.OOl). In Hcrltn there ore half a doy.en in dour skallng rinks. Including the largest in the wot id. . Norway nud Sweden still are supremo in ski running, ice hock- ey and fancy skating. AUTHENTIC STORIES- Of early Grande Hondo Valley life and .development should be preserved ' and perpetuated, An effort 'to do this is being made by tho Hot Lake Sanatorium. It will bo appreciated if any early settler, any descendant of our sturdy pioneers, or anyone inter ested in collecting such histoiy, will communicate with DR. W. T. PHY, HOT LAKE, OREGON Reliable News IF "SO-AND-SO" told you that "Someliody" said "such-and-such" was a good buy you probably wouldn't buy it. But if you read art advertisement in this paper about the merits of that product you'd have con fidence in it. Advertisements are reliable. The merchant or manufacturer who signs an advertisement knows, that he must keep faith. He knows that when you come in to buy you will expect the goods to be just what he has claimed. He realizes that if he de . ceives you once, your trade is lost. Never was there a more severe test of the worth of a product than advertising! You can pin your faith to an advertised product every time. It in vites the inspection of millions and it must be wor thy or it cannot live. - Read the advertisements for reliable news of what is wise to buy. Advertising: removes risk from rectors, statesmen, royalty and) I hat a nleco ot a, cabinet tucmber financlrrs are -to be found among hjis presented a letter of Introdue hls ne()uantHnnes.tv. . iluu. , she Is heautirul and wauta Take Jesso t. l4isky. When lui lo get Into the movies. Or it piay come to his office In the morn In, be a French or, (tusslflli man or wo on his desk Is a hmg summary of man of titltj with thu same anibl- lelfgrams and cablegrams from the tlon. .... ' , i world over. - . ,J Ordinarily, an oido would han- A story has been purr ha aid dlux applicants, hut owing to the ' especially for a Btu,r, A dtreetorluiportnnee of tho liitroduetton, Mr. has been selected. Ihe producing l.nsky. sees thu person. Jlu tlu-n Is department hns obtained Actors of late to on tngHgement wMtt onn of tho supporting parts. Locations his fuvoiitu stars, or is ptutt due1 have been designated, lo fuQt, yv erytiit'ig virtually Is rtjudy for ac tual work to begin. lt hem is a-tulegnim to the ef -! fert rhut the star does not tlko thi role. -neither dois she care for tho storj' and Is in tears over the pros-1 pfcet f having to do it, "O.m or tho necessities of good work jr hanpluess in doing U," said Air, Lasky. . Ml( thu slur is an im portant one and ndvunces good rt'n sons for not duing tho picture, this whole thing has to bo .postponed and another actor found or another scenario selected. I have to decide what Is to be done.' There also Is a cabin from Kng land, saying tho. company's option In about to expire on a Very Im portant literary work. Another ineysago from a company on loca tion gives thn news that rain bus so delayed work us to send pirnses of the production far abovo the budget. Should the scenario bo recast, omitting the. scenes Oi ques tion, or should thn company re main a few days longer in thp hopc of Improved weather? - The telepiione rlmrt and a fday-, wrlght tells him that the his; P road way ffxxvvj'M on which he. bait bid jr.o.oaii jiml had virtually clewed ttie deal, has attracted ft better offer froin another producing company. Will Mr.-I.nsky raise the ante? In walks his secretary with word n K i! S! ii ii ii I! I; Ii II II II 8 R II li! III. ii! : a: U: II II II II! " II II II I n huving. B B I at t he project Ion room, w here new photoplay awaits his criticism, l A man tried to arrest a cato Icss driver nnd now bears the mark of a diamond tread and u acuum trend tire(on his. leg. 0BSERVKKTO START ELGIN PAPER ROUTE fCotino4 from rs one ) him the work of getting tho paper into th hands of the. subscriber with the least possible delay. This delivery sercive, coupled with the fact tluit this newspaper daily reaches Itfl readers hours ahead of any outside) dally, its columns re plete wllh world news' dissemin ated by th ever-present and effi cient Associated PreHH, should be gooti aftd sufficient reason for find inft The Observer In every home In CiiioA and Yfallowft counties. Th'Ohervftr not only receives Associated 'Press, world happenings the some hour such news is re reived In Tori land and other large cities, but' hurt the added virtun of gleaning local city and district Items arid stories of tnoro than passing Interest. Proximity (o its readers enables this newspaper to Klvo its readers all of this readable news more quickly than tho Jai lor could obtain it through any other source. It Is planned to establish a like carrier service at Union as soon as ihe Klgln dellvesv route Is func tioning properly. I m:w VMl! AXI) UKAl.TII j I' Wlmt uru you Roltifr to do nho.it iybur )ionltli for the hew yoar7'l.:'t , j tiH muki: n HUKKt-Htion: lo uw.iy't iwlth ilrurs; of '. which you know, j nothing, 'nml, ht iib tnlto 1 chnrito. f If you at-o iK'iiunlnti'd v-lth thu! I Hclt-nco of chlroprartlrH wo shill I bo Kln'l to tell ' you ubotit thin plpiiMint rodil to. pnrnmni'nt hrnlth. W know It will honrflt . you If yoir ni-o ulllnff. v ! ' ' . f Vmtiltnt!(tii J'Vi'p. ' :iiotit'4il Trriniollhri1u-n." " Dll, J. JO. WOOJWMi 20 Soinilii r llldtf. ' l'hiniv l7,W , . . ON i;vi:kv autk-i.k in- oi r miop :okk ox s.ii:, KrAMii:i :oons - iioi.t (ioons . icks ' I v iiii.i)iticx-s wkarixA Ai'i'Ai!i:r, : ! ';: novi:i xovi:irn:s ,! iri- ' ' i Art & Baby Shop ; ! I lift $ Atltiitw Avcntin. ' lliifriirii k l'fttlema . t. M. nnd 'nu' lloll-prnnr Thrcnil, lfo. TONIGHT "THE GOLDEN PRINCESS" ARCADE SUNDAY MATINEE - - NIGHT VAUDEVILLE Pictures And Orchestra monday only jacqueline logan in ; "peacock feathers" STAR TODAY And SUNDAY Indians Front icrsmcn Cavalry The Epic of Epics! WEDNESDAY "TRIPLE ACTION" LEATHER VESTS $7.50 to $8.90 ; Values v $6.95 Leather lined, leather sleeves,' moleskin shell N. AV. SCIIOI-IKIjI N. W. Schofield, who made hU homo lt La Grande many years, died Oecemher si In Provo, Utah, at the homo of his oldest son, T? L. Schofield. . y Funeral sirviee's will be held a' Nephi. Utah tomorrow. ; . v HOTEL ASTOD EVERY ROOM bu PRIVATE TOUR 50$ Bath. New, tooim CIoh to Shopping District md Tamum FREE GARAGE Tariff horn (JI We Buy for Less We Sell for Less Ladies' All-wool Hose Men's Dress Shirts . '.. :- 85c .' New York Store DESTROYERS Qf HIGH PRICES SALE li 60 storks ' j TUB HUB Obituary : THE STORE VITH A CONSCIENCE"