Tuesday, January 5, 1920.
THE ;TZ GRANDE EVENINC OBSERVER
Page Five
i i
1 Local News In Brief
COMING EVENTS.
Juno 0. 1, II I nlnn Livestock
show at I'lilou, Ore.
Ill at Home
Mrs. Jot Oliver is til ut her
home -on Atlums uvrnue.
tVMts SMcr Hero
Miw Gi'OfKie Townsend return
ed to her homo at Klsln thLn morn
. Ins1 lifter vbdtlug in Iji Cirunde
' inet! Sunduy Willi her Bister. Misw
Alberta Townsend, who it employ
ed here.
In t'ity ft-tim lniblcr
: Mrs. O. K. t'unklin was shop
plug tfi J -a Grande yesterday. Airs.
Conklln lives at Imblcr. .
J ii ( itv (his Morning
Tom Johnson, who is a furiiHT
near I'ove. was a husiness visitor
lo la Grande thi-s morning.
To Visit nt 1-Imul City
Mr. and Mrs. 1. I liurnett and
two children, Frank and I-orrnlne,
went to Island City this morning,
whero they will visit for several
days at the William iUllhousu
home.
In Port lautl fur Holidays
Air, and Mrs. W. K. Thompson
havo returned i.o their home at
island City after visiting in Port
land with their sons dm) riff the
holidays. ' Mr. Thompson,' who is
principal of tlx Island City school
also attended the Oregon Klute
Teachers association meeting while
away. Their two sons, l'loyd and
Ivan, who are students at Willam
ette University joined them In
Portland for the Christmas vacat
ion. They drove lo Western Ore
gon und returned Saturday night.
30 HOUSES
ERECTED IX
PAST YEAH
(Continued from Fag One,)
ill Dad Meeting Tonight
The regular monthly meeting of
t... Ill lliidu u'ill tw. Iiol.l 1)i In iri.
,W at sev.n o'clock in the offices. Agricultural college.
Hack to O. A. C.
After spending the holidays in
Clrande ut the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Al. K. Walsing
er; Virgil Walsinger left . Sunday
night on his way lo Corvallis, to
rename his studies at'lho Oregon
of
Ii. Uutton.
Acccplcd Positions
Mrs. 'rank G-rge. and Mrs.
Irwin havo accented uosilioiiH as employed
elerks at Hill's O. parliuent sloro after visiting in
VMIed in iMilnlh
Miss Mabel Bnicdlterg has re
turned to La Grande where she is
in the railroad offices.
Dululh, Minn.,
during Ihe January sale.
f " r
Oil Business Trip N
U C. IlendiTson wnt lo Kntcr
iirbc this morning on husinei's. lie
will return lo his home here lo-lYWU'd Grandmother Here
during the holidays with her par
ents. She also visited a short
lime at Hpokane, Washington with
her sister, whlh' away.
night.
Home to IMrUnnd
Mr. and Mrs. he Uoy Parker
left for their home In Portland
Kundny, urier Hpemllng .Vie. holi
days with relatives and friends in
J, a Grande. ; -
Hack fami Portlaml .-
Miss Francis Met limn has re
turned 4u ha Crande to resume
her duties as teacher In llm itivn
la sehoi,
lioliday
Itfton Adams stopped
ai Grande Sunday -to visit his
grandmother, M is. M- A. Adams,
of this cily. lie was en rojite to
school after visiting during the
holidays at his home, ut Hunting
ton. .-!'
Gave Cantata nt llukcr 1
Fifty members of the local I.. I).
H. church, who took part in tin
Cantata "The Prince of Peace." at
Ihi! tabernacle lie re New l ear s
igo. pin to that time the situation
has given way to a new order, fea
turing ownership of homes by for
mer renters.
'The fact that the majority of
the homes have been built by local,
citizens for their own use or by a
contractor with the agreement of
sale secured before construction,
indicates the general prosperity of
the community as nothing Mse
does. Incidentally, a large por
tion of the new homes are of the
most modem types and built more
with the edea of " pennancy und
comfort regardless ol" cost.
"And the end is not yet In sight.
Although the" situation . is fairly
well taken care of, it is almost a
surety that from one to two score
more homes will be built Ihis year.
Some business construction is also
being considered and it is a sale
prediction to say that building in
I'.rHi will t-jtual that of
m
1SRUSHES
SET
IX '
RUBBEK
GUARANTEED
Men who shave themselves
know how much a good
lat her brush he I ps ma ke a
comfortable shave.
Your ltexall lrug More
lias a good assortment of
(luallly br.ishes at very low
prices. Set In rubber und
guaranteed.
There's no gift a man will
appreciate mure.
Prices from
50c -to 53.00
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande, Oregon 1
FRED CURREY
(JIVES VIEWS
(Continued from Pag One.)
Hiicrj!. 4Uier spuming iu- nlgft. went to iiaker Sunday where
s.m llorllnnd. . .. . .. nf,.y repealed the .cunlata for tho
Bake i
church.
Teaches School al Starkcy
Art.- uiw.h.Hmi- Hi., lmliihivu nf
U.nd. Oregon Miss ImWh MeOann lim,' M'lliiB Called
7 i..,i.. ii. l 1 The agricultural ami
health
end on her wa to Starkey,
she teache seHiool.
1 lein for Kailroad
J. (!. Shea, chief uir man for
(lie O.-W. H. & N., is in down on
business connected witli the rail
road, lie Is registered at the Fol
ey hotel from Portland.
pnimlv rlmnihiT nf cnmmcrri' will
havo a dinner meeting nt Hot
1 Lake sanatorium at I! : 30 o'clock
Wednesday evening, Dr. w. . J.
pliy to act as host.
ADVANCE AIADE
BY PROHIBITION
Markets
P(li;il;M) MAP.KFIS
lOl IT 1 4 N I , U re. (A P) Live -stock
Steady.
V.kk; Fxtras onv e''nt: lowcK
yuVjc '(w lc. .i::.!),:
Ilulter Cubes a weiiriii cent
and a half lower, standards ,45c
llutterfal .Weak.
S A X V ItANVISt '(I ( A I ') -terfat
4i)C here today.
Uul-
PfltTI,AJ GltAI. MAItKI-rr.
PORTLAND, Ore. (Al') Wheal
ltlili hard white, hard white II.
S. Iliuirl, 1; oft white western
white, January, $I.G4;. February,
5L 04; hard winter. northern
be accomplished
Ho. pruised the beauties of the
valley in which La Grande is sit
uated, declared the climate here
Is the best in the ' world, und
pointed out the large outlying
trade territory. La Grande mer
chants sell more high-priced goods
he said, because citizens of this "J'?"!?. ' red. January und
,.,.v. w,.m the best. J'chruary. I.5;t.
i ,lu.,..l Unit the first sten' Oatfl No. 3 white feed and No.
is to make l.a Grande, an organ-.2 Prilv- Juury and I-ebruary. $xo
heed, loyal comnr.mity and then il l orn No. S F.- Y. shipment
will he in a position to welcome,'"1""1' ntI J'i'bruary, $36.
the outsider. "Nurse and protect ;
the Industries we have" and learn VlSlllf.F. (KAI SI'I'I'LY. ,
alof the city's real assets und "then NKW YORK (AP) The visihlr
Spent Chi-lslinas with .Mother
Mrs. W. W. ilnrns was fn
Grande this morning on her way I eacj, citi;:en will be in a positioa supply of American grain shows the
Aiitoniohile .Man Here
George K. McClure, Franklin
home to Troy from' Portland,
where she visited during the
I to attract new blood und capital j following changes in bushels:
automobile, agent at Yakima, is Christmas holidays with ner mom
iu La Grande for a day or two. ,-ir, Mrs. o. P. S. Plummer. ,
Guests" front Nninpa
Mr. and Mrs. J). !
Hunt
Grade Teacher Jtcslgns
illss Leatha Patterson,
(eacher
gur-sts ' fro mi Nampa, Ida., at the oniiu sixth grade at ine t enirai
iscnooi, nas nau io resign ner posi-
J-'oiey hotel today.
Trarric orficer Here I
.1. II. Gordon, of the slule traf-!
' fie department, is in La Grande'
today. Jle Is registered at the
Sommer hotel.
1-
Wntchinuker Is III
Louis'. yandoz,' lias been lIMit his
home on N avenue Minee ( hrtsf-
Prk .to School
MLss Lenoie McKlnnis and .Miss.,
Shirley White er in La Grande
mas. Mr. Saiidoz Is watuh. repair over the week end on theeir -way
tion liere because of 111 heullh
Her suhstllnte for several weeks,
Mrs. lless look. lias been elected
by the board of education to com
plete the term of Miss X'atterson's
contract.
man aj the Siegrist and company
Jewelry .store.
1
To lOljihi "ii Itiislness
L. II. Savage and I.. V. .Drue,
who are slopping in Iji Grniule for
a few -days on business, W4'nt ' to
LMgiH his morning.
lo Salem, where they are students
at Willamette rnivershy. vMiijs
McKlnnis and Miss White- visited
during the holidays .at Wallowa
with their parents.'
Wheat increased 588,00(1.
Corn Increased 3,7CO,oou.
Oats Increased 550,000,
Ityo Increased S:i!.0t)U.: ,
Ili-nit from Portland '
Mrs.-A. .1. liirehfield passed
through the cily this morning en
route to her hynie at Kntcrprlse
been visiting her aunt since
Christmas,
I. I. i;dll(r Dead t: - .-: ,
Word of the death or Howard
KMIott. editor of the 1'nion Pair
ifie magazine, has been received
here by Karl C. Reynolds. Mr.
Kl licit I ilicd at Glendale, the lues,
sage said, and was buried there
yesterday. lie was married and
Jeuves u fanilly. On several oc
casions the Idle journal ist nd-
Hack rniiii Yucation j dressed audiences in la Grande,
Miss La Viba Galloway arrived In and he numbered many residcnls
I ,u Grande undiiy from Topptn- of this city among his friends.
Ish. Washington, when she spent! '
t he Christmas vacation with tier Hehirncd lo Ho Ine hi purl html
pa renin, lici , live I here. Miss j Mrs. Klmer Goildard left . hem
(Ulo-.vay Is a tex.u!ier in the lily- .Sunday night for her hoimi itl
eria school fci-re. -' ' " " v porthmt), alter visiljiig during the
; . j holidays' with h'-r iiml her, M is.
Hed tiy Mo! tier's Illness 1 Conner, of I'nion. Mr. otldard
Mn. Ilarley II. Richardson was 'also came to La Grande for
called -to Portland Saturday by Christinas . day. Mrs. Goddard
the serbniM ilness of her mid her. visited in J-a Grande a fw dnys.
Mitt. George Jacobs. She expects She was a dinner guest .New
to he nbseut from La .Grande for Year's evening of Mrs. W. L. I e
about a week- Vine of this city.
here,
A. W. Perley Spenks.
Following Mr. Carrey's address,
A. W, Perley, fuel supervisor of
the O.- W. spoke briefly, agreeing
with Mr. Carrey's remarks in gen
eral but taking issue wifh his ut
terances regarding nigli prices, n
declared that if th
would cater more to the railroad
men and other laboring classes,
there would be less buying in Pen
dleton and other nearby commu
nities by La Granders.
Preliminary to the speaking a
nrifieal prom-am was enjoyed fea
turing the M. I. A. orchestra un.l.niarh
a quartet consisting of Mlss.s .; .......
Iliack arid Garrirk and Messrs! I' CHICAGO ( A P)- Wheat Firm;
Uv)llinms und liarl-Stoddard. Roth bullish Missouri state report.
the orchestra, and quartet respoieL' '-.
nt to hviuty upidauso with eii-1 T(J KHIXT ."MiOO Bt'lldl.G:
coritf. ' ?..--,i ' ,.WKNAT(.HI-;iO,- Wash. S.'
Hulgur -Larson presided as chul? uti lt?k announced' that next spring
hiun. The Ib v. c. .. imtin open. he vW iui a two-Btory fit) 1 20-
t d the meeting by returning , foot ,,vlt.k (Ui,iing ut the east end
thanks. f the Coluudda. rivi-r bridge, to
' 'coil JJ5.00U. Kxcavation is under
AIAHKKTS AT A GIjA.M'K.
NKW YORK (AP) Stocks Ir
regular; Katy preferred at record
inerchair.s high. '
ilotids Firm; suveral rails estab
lish high record.
Foreign exchanges ,,S e a.d y;
French francs resume inlvauce.
Cotton Higher; foreign buying.
Sugar Lower; Kuropean selling.
Coffee Firm; higher tlruzlJlitn
t.
! WASHINGTON (AP) A state
ment reviewing the "1925 progress
in prohibition activities" wan is
sued Sunday night by Wayno li.
Wheeler, general counsel or the
Anti-Saloon league.
"Prohibition," he said "made
advances In legislation, judldul
, conditions, administrative effici
ency und as n hygienic and econ
omic force, in iy5,
"The tiSth congress rejecled all
wet legislation, voted $11,000,000
for enforcement, including $1,800, -000
for . narcotic enforcement.
$50,000 for postern appealing for
law observance, $150,000 for spe
cial counsel for ihe department
of justice lor prohibition prosecu
tion and prpvid'''l for storage or
all ' HquorHr In government ware
houses where,- such uvallable. The
coast 'guard wus given surplus
naval vessels ah1 appropriation of
$14,500,000 for rchahiiization and
$U,uo.uu for maintenance. The
use of the fortified automlhlles
und other vehicles by the coast
guard and prohibition unit was
authorized.
Woitl of Congress
''pie. CUth congress in Its first
lest vole In December, defeated
I ho wet attempt to cripple enfor
cement by limiting the purchase
of evidence of Illicit states. Only
17 wet votes were cast lu. Liu
drys although over 175 dry mem
bers were absent.
lAiiU-smhgglitiR--VeuMes with
eleven nations, have been drafted
ind nine are now in effect. The
senate approved three of these
treaties last year with Canada.
Panama and The Netherlands.
TJiu:.o -witli Mexico and France
have not been completed.
- "The reorganisation - of the prohibition.-
enforcement activities,
under an assistant secretary of the
treasury, supervising sooo cus
toms officers and Soiio coast guard
officers besides tho prohibition
agents, will simplify administra
tive problems. More, effective
cont rol of liquors and .Industrial
alcohol Is provided by lo new re
gulations just Issued for which the
antt-suloou league has contended
for more than two years.
. "The Vniled Slates sunremr
court during the year upheld tho
right of (officers to search an au
tomobile without a search warrant
when they had reasonable cause
to believe liquor was being Illegal
ly- transported; upheld Hie Geor
gia prohibition statute which
makes It unlawful to pohhchm li
uuorsj acquired before the law he
eamej 'offretive.. und established
the liowe'F'W congress tii regulate
manufacture' and distribution of
i uon-liveru'ge alcohol.
FEASIBILITY: ;
OF PROJECT
IS DEBATED
(Continued
frpm pa? On.)
MeC.WIAM TIGHT HRKAKS
WASHINGTON' ly tho Associ
ated Press) Tho long-threatened
fight over the nomination of Wall
ace MeCu mailt, of Oregon, lo be
circuit Judge in tho ninth judicial
district, broke lute today in the
senate. Senator Johnson. Itepub
lican, of California, led the fight
demanding that the nomination lie
considered in an open session In
stead of behind closed doors. A fa
vorable report on tho appointment
lias already been made by tho ju
diciary committee.
TAKE STEPS
TO. PREVENT
EPIDEMIC
(Continued from Page One.)
to co-operate and to . keep our
school system operating on a 100
per cent bants. , These measures
if carried out will build up a re
sistance in tho individual, and this
ia the thing that we depend upon,
after all, for the prevention of dis
ease." -
Pamphlet copies of Ihe phys
ician's talk are being prepared In
tho administrative office moved
after midnight lo the living rooms
Oil Cloth 26V2C
One of the Best Brands on the Market.
Brown and red grounds; also wood grain effects.
60 STORES
THE HUH
of the superintendent's homu and mild that the patients havo not
will ho distributed to the' gnulo I realized that they carried tho dls-
puplls through their teachers.
"Wo havo dono everything pos
sible lo prevent the spread of the
dlseuse," declared lr. Klchardson
this morning.
C'loMi Watch I'metf.
"Now the wise thing to do Is for
all parents to keep wutch over
their children during tho next 14
days the period of incubation
and In case sore throat, which Is
one of the curliest symptoms of
scarlet fever, should develop, -, to
refer the child immediately to tho
family physician.
"Some of thn cases' have been so
eiuse, but it Is well to realise nun
a person with a mild form can dls- .
tribute the disease in a malignant
form as easily us tho other way
round."
LIOTEL ASTOO
EVERT ROOM hu PRIVATE TOILET
50ft Bath, : - ' New. Modem
Close to Shopping Distritt and Theatre!
FREE GARAGE . Tariff from $1.50
Clint's 6th Annual
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
mm'
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ALWAYS AT CLINT'S
(Juality Merchandise of merit only.
Our Entire Slock Reduced From
10 to Wc Save Now!
On Your Needs
nr F"k I. XT
OillHn, UlUnh 1C l-oundalluns for Ihe cold storaKr
-Year's Day, Ia Jan .' ,'",t"" 111 (""
, ibt-en completed, it was learned.
1 ( 'iirpi'iili-rs will bi-tfln work on the
WOMAN. Dltl NK Kifint ,n;ijn bulldim,- soon.
(Continued from rago One.) yy. Cob-, Grunts Phkh, Ore.,
ThcV.ty alTnd'r witn.-Kses purchased Hi" Tourist hotrl at
l-olh .-.nrn t 'la id 'oop, -r and r- M 'ashm. n- for $ miu-i. I
Wontlfll, Nellie Katld. and
AiTKms PosToi-'i'ici:- iui.
rAS((A,.AVasli. Word ,w:is r
eeiveif by Pos.iniunlev W.i It. lox
that Mhe ffoverninent. )unliueeeiitr.
ed. the' Tfil "iniVdc by ihe Masonic
lempli- .for ,-lhe . postol'flee for Hi
years,- The present leaao for the
riiorti .In the Hank of l'asco bidld
injf XKplres Ke bruit ry 1 'i and the
m-w rjooms probably will be ready
Jey tlipt lime The postoffice will
lie liijived but one block.
A '.contract has Just been let bv
John Kyzek fur rebulldlijK tlr
bulldinj? at Third and clnrlt
si-eeis, which was burned lit years
no. Tho b.iihlin was of eoi
crete and the walls are standing
and ' will he utilized In the ii'-w
liuildln. Tlx buildiur; will be
by Mn feet and one story. It will
be occupied by a parage whel
completed, It Is reported,
I'llCC
Mr. aud Mrs. U ster I Matt build
in; its caw. on their evidence. 'I":e
deiTndanr testified In her own b
huifjl-nd KeiiKh- was released from
jail Iv'ift enough to lake Ihe slan b
Al conclusion of the trial the
judpc f(uii'i her guilty as charge ,
and fait h. r $r,o.
Ktsi'- :ts phtoMl In the woman's
cell at the county jail where she
will renin in unt il the woman's
cell In the cily jttl) is ready for
occupancy, which will be only a
tew days, it is said. Hhe.was "in-abb-
lo pay the two fines und
imiy have to pay them by Jail
ser tee.
WILL UlIILI)
WONDKRLAM)
GOLF COURSE
frnnilnoM from Tftife One.)
! nis. who has sold his interests and
resltMI'-d.
Announcement for the Amer
ican Kx press (iinip-inv that fut
ure pluytrrntind teurs through the
west w ill ine lude Wallowa Lake
Wonderland ulnnjr Willi Yoseinllr.
Ml. Itani-r, Ml. Hood, and "Yel
1. v.-.-liinr National parks wa re-rp.-d
with enthusiasm.
The year's hulldilitf program
wilt Ri-t under way as soon as the
weather and mil conditions per
mit. The Kolf course, which will
be ready for play lu 1927. Is to bo
a M-nic one of nine hobs, wit h.
plenty of water hazards and dojr-h-i
iHilen. it will bo built on the
corporations own property, ulotitf
the west ide of , the Wallowa
river.
ma mm havi; t i;i(i;it:tATii
ri)NNKI,( Wash. The honie-
coinimr of the hfh school, annum
waVi .ticlebialed at an. lni'oriiiJ
dinner1, at which Miss Nina Ihtlt'y
was host-ss and (''rank t'ass tuast-i
master. Old times wen- recalled ,
ami plans laid for maktni; I he
lioiiiei-iuiiiiu; an annual affair. i
Later In the evenint;. the yimir;
people were jollied by several of
the la'er aluiiyii and other old
lYiellds und the evillili' was Kjiftlt
in dancing, nf I vhich luncheon (
was served. ,
Has U alcriiieloii 'irislimis
.Mi S' W. Idaho I'. Hiimar-ii'-r.
farmer, n mile not thc.tsl of
Miisrow. served bome-nrn wn wat
ei nielnn at I 'hristmas dinni-r. Mi.
liiiniKariier, jusl bei'ere the first
ktliiiy; frost, lon-d a bltf melon In
the cllar to see If il would keep
until t hrlsl m'ii.s. It was found to
be In fine condition.
tte-Ms who partook of (tie water-melon
were Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liamson. Spokane.
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Some more just ar
rived. V MEN'S WORK
" SHOES
i Moccasin loc, Para
cord sole;
.; ' . . $2.83
MEN'S SHOES &
OXFORDS
Most up-to-date.
$3.25 to $1.95
New York Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
? . -:.-ARCADED::;;
(h$$0U today i.-;-...v..-:--
V.t.P ' ;sday and Thursday; . ;
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With EUGENE O'BRIEN iicSf
And a Great Supporting Cast . '
The screen's greatest lovers in the greatest ( iJloWonol Jt
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princess who louil an ' JMXSjJj
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STAR I Wednesday
AIMEONH
SlamtM-d Api(tii- on ( tibleai-hed Muhn It!c lo 7.V
Slrhjied l.ann Cm-
I Hit led l-nuit .".
Oieandie IK
('hlblien's .A pit ins S."h- lit "."h;
i idhiit n'H sIhh-s -:',; to roy, 01-tMim.
Art & Baby Shop
1.10 1 Adntui Avrniip.
Itiitlerh-k I'atteins . M. C. and .Nuns Itoll-proof Thread, i:tc.
4 thp QTHDP WITH A CONSCIENCE
Men Rnd Boys' Outfitters cf liualit)- Chthw
to movi: ki ii. dim; h mii.i s
AI.MIUA. Wash. At the lust
nieeiint? of t he HiRhland k ran ire,
Mrs. r,erthn IliiKhes. Stun ley Jon.-i.
Martin Iiulie and Tony .Ion ki
wi re Riven the first and -ond de
trreen. So la ire a rrowd wan pres
ent (hat rnovlnic of the recently
jnm-haw-d irrnnif hall wan tirjfed.
The ba'in'nt on Ho wtte in roni-
wnd the Iteatilah rhureh.
n pnrrhniw-d by HtKh-
lan'l Krrnce. in on rders rdy to
be started on Its trip htm the
country, more, than elpht mlies.
The ta.sk will be und r taken alter
Uilut year.
pt'leil wnd
u lifeh bar I
January
Furniture Sale
NOW ON
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
AND THURSDAY
Pete
Morrison
Who .said that eatllu rusllui'M have
disappeared from the Great West?
Follow their during forays on the
cattle ranges. Watch their thrilling
capture by a lone ranger assisted
by his wonderfully trained horse
"Lightnin'."
"Triple
Action"
Comedy
1IO.N K I MOON StJUAlilil.ir'