La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 14, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, January 14, 1926. LA CRANDE EVENTNO ORSERVER Fago Fivo -r Illness Not Betrayed by Pershing's Latest He-ads Probe When You Want Good Hair Brushes Wp Have Them! 4i - .. - - - -I..,- mimi j ,. 1 . 1 Z ' I 1 Local News In Brief , IDMINd EVENTS. .Mnj- 21 I'riinui-y i-livtlon. June 0, 10, 11 Union Livestock show at Unlou, Oro. July 22, Stt, 21 (Vmvi'iition of .Voi'lliwc.sl lti-nl MMHlo US.SO- i-lntlou hi l.a (.i-untle. St-pl. 22, 2:1, 21, anil 2,V Vnlon i-uiinly full' at Klxin, Oiv. . 1 To t'nimi on Itusliu-Ms Klul-d iMcKcnnon druv to L'n- Ion 11 lifts morning: on ImslncsH. Ill at -Home Uunny OMvrllng Is tinubjo to attend school because of illness. llakrr Attorney Hem ' Jiinies 11. NicholH, . attorney from linker, has been lii"l,u CI run tlu on; iij tyusliu-SiyislL. Visits Ejo ppijciiillsl Arch Ilacon went to l'ortland last niftfu' to ronsult with an eyo specialist there. Here from Sumnlervllle-J. l.eo; lllliberd waB a business lslior'to l.a OriinUo from Sum lliervllle. ' In City VesUTilny 1'. Kvensen, who has a arm near Villon. ' was -tralisacling business In J.a tinillde yesterduy. To Enterprise on Itusluess ,1. K, 1'hy 'drove'' (o KtilerprlHo loday on busirteetfi. Jle.wlll return tu La Grande this evening. Here on ISuslpe.s . , l-'rank Mcltynt6hviiB 11 'Inlslness vlsllor lo f.n- 6nlnde . yesterday. Mr. McKennon owns a, farm near Alleel. - ; (?,'"'? .t I r i ; YMHllK lll-ll' . , . Gene Amey, of . Knlt-Kpi-W, is u vlsllor" 'at' the liol'ne -of Mr. and Mrs. WaVfl KowlfM-.- .Mr. Amey is ii're. .taking medical treatments. Hail Operation Mrs.,:, illttlentadt. formerly of this oily, underwent a serious operation litis morning at llio MullnomitliJhospitiU In l'artlnnd. . , ' ' '-: ' - Left Kor I'enilliion A. lfcMlunlcr left l.a Grande to- day shortly after noon for I'enille - ton. ie will transact. . business there. ' w f , ' Itcriirus. Home to EIkIii After ivlslting ilKtai, Grande since; last Kliday Willi .Meri dnuehler, Mrs. It. J. Wello, li-.H.', Thpuina ., J' ..,1 n 1,.- t tiltfin ihis mornlnir. To Inihler TiMlny I Mrfl.'Ouy HuBoie , vas amonK - tlu 1.11 flrnnde in-on'ie who went! tn Inilier ibis mornlnff. Visit tltVre today. ' r . She will 1 TJerc tfftm I'niiland ' Wilson, claini aweiil li.r llmiO.-W. It. it N., rompuny wus ln.;"l.a- (Irande yi-sterday on , IlllttllieH .Mr. Wilson . is from J'oi-.liTfl. Irfiok .-Arter .Mnrblr Inlen-s(s UosS -JiCHltn was in l.a Grande Tuesday en route to Portland and Siili.ni. where he is looking afte tilts InLnrests of the Marble Works' al Joseph. lEi'liii-n.f lo l.a (iiamli' l-'il-V,l'hl,'r ' - l'chlsnn r0 I in-iu.4.l o v I. a (ii-ando yi-sn-nlay ill.-r lilli-hillii(,- Norlhwvst l-:ic-i-tr'ftil Inspector convention In I'orU'antl. ' To Vlit nt .Mnvvilh- Mrs.'1.'.!. I-:. Dnnnlilson left . tlrnndif (his niornliiB for Wallowa at Wiillown she Aller njsliol-l i will &ff to M will sit her Al'ler iijshorl inn axvlllc. where diiiit'hter and be i son, for several lnys. Here li-iini Wallowa Mrs.,' Min-Kiirer . Mollnnald and Jli-s. (.'. A. HunCcr.'.'liotli of-Wul-lowit, were In l.a GrundoS this mornlilK. They were shopplns and triinsac.llllK business. Visit Mi'ce Hen' Mrs. A. H. llanna arrived In l.a tlrandii this niorninff and will Visit Ifc-re for some time wiih h''r niece. Mis. (1. 1.. Im'ton. -Mrs. Manna Is on her way to tcw York. To linblci- this MurnlliK It. J. Hiiniiner wi-nl (o Inilder Ibis nmnilnc on Hie brnneli line i CLINT'S SIXTH ANNUAL JANUARY CLEARANCE; SALE Still Riving values on every purchase out ot our entire stock of Quality Wearing Ap parel at savings of to r,0. , ' SAVE NOW! Men and Hoys' Complete Outfitters : flints Clothiery T1i6 Store with a Couaduiice truln. Prom Imbler lio will bo 10 vwiuon-a tomorrow. Mr. Ham mer Is toucher of voioo and piano and goes up the branch each wed; to give losaons. I'nul Telivail Improving l'aul Tetrcau, who has been ill at his homo of pneumonia for about two weeks. Is reported to be a little better this morning. He was ulilo to sit up a little while this morning. Mr. Tetreau was getting along lino a week ago but took moro cold, and had a relapse. Printing Trail Book G. M. Ryder, of thu ityder llro thera, at Hnker. Is In Iji Grande today on business tu connection with the annual edition of the Old Oregon Trail book. Mr.. Ily der's firm, recently spent $5000 moving the printing eslalillshment to the main street and Installing improvements. temalns for Loilgc Work Mrs. Phocbn Williams, of ila ker, who Installed officers at, the meeting or Ills Camp, It. N. A., last evening, will remain for a woek to assist with the work of the lodge. She. Is deputy for this district. While in Lit Grande she will -be tho guest of Mrs. K. 1'earl Munson. - Dairy Association Minis Tlie Union County. Dairymen's association met last evening In the chamber of eoniinem) offices for the purpose of org.-inl.ing perman ently. N.olhing definite Was decid ed upon . Another meeting date was si-t for next Wednesday, Jan uary. 20. ' ..;,,( Here from Denmark Mrs. Aage Kankov, of Copen hagen. Denmark, visited 111: l.a Grande over the week end - with Miss Arta Verily, teacher in the Central school here. Mrs. Itan- ikov was called to this pint of the (country by the Illness of her father 'Karl J. .Damsboe, who Is at Hot Lake sanatorium. She expects lo bo here about six months before returning to her homo in Den- .mark. , . ' ! I'awil Trouxh City 1 Paul C. Ilrown, Pacilic coast secretary for the United society lot' Christian Kndcnvov, passed jthrougli l.a Grnndi- this mornlg on hls way lo Salt Lake City. Ctah from l'orllnnd .and Seattle, where ! hfy 1ms ln'i-n on official" 4UKtnrBs; ,T - rn visilud Here lb uliort time.; ir.i;. llrntin U -M lnnwn lb (IfctM .vicU . nlty. ; fe iiinlieH his h9injn,t Ijja Angelesr. CJiilil'ofnla. . 1 ' - ' Helnnis to I nlversiiy-i ; i Aldile Oreen, , who is a Ud-nt ft llio I'nlverslty of , Oretron. nt ICnifne, has returned fto thii unl- v'erslty after visitinsr Tor H week In f,a Ornrtflti wlUfr hrB'v-'Sifotlier. Airs. t". r;. uuwy nt Aumua avenue. leu iusi ihkiu- ii Kinrene and from there he will go to K:i n I'Tii netseo, i u i u orn ui, m join (he orehe.stra as piiinlsl. whleh will be the official orchestra of Ihe steuinshlii President Garfield, leavinK the port of Kan l-'nincisep for a world- tour about .March l. Mr. tircen win ne one i nve musicians. who will furnish the entertainment on this passenger liner. IMPROVEMENT BONDS SOLD rt'otitltiuef from T'liiri- One limirovenu-nls. Several oilier routine mutters. In cluding allowance of bills and est!. mutes for Ihe past inoniii. were iu Icmled lo lielon: 'adjournment. Baker, La Grande in Membership Campaign (Continued from Vttvu 'One.) received II statement IS l-eqllesle by Ihe coniliiunder to make a Imnit-dtatu response. .'. COURT TERM r . TO BEGIN ON FEBRUARY (Continued from Pa ire One.) Ijoht; James MeNaiuee. ji (irande, clerk; J'. K. Greluer, 1 ji Cirande, farmer: C It. (Jekoler, l-a (irande. farmer; Itonald J. Huckinan, Ali eel, farmer. Would Iteniove IMclm-ex of Slnti'Hinen hi Women's I loom I.OMlOV, (AP Pictures of eminent male sliitesmen ham? on the piim-llcd walls of th little room w.hlch is set aside for the use of the four women members of Parliament. The women members have not made any objection to those mat' Intruders, but women who are less busy with the affairs of slate cotn philn that states-women should not h forced to look at men politi cians nil day in the Houst- and I hen compelled to look at more men when they withdraw to tin ir private apartment to rest and look nfter their correspondence. bridge uf im1v Work lc)nrit CASADK LOCKS. Ore. Tw.a ly men from l'ortland have ar rived in Hlevenson und Ciim-aue Ixcks to work on the llridge the Cods, which Is bring con structed ncross the Columbia riv er ut this place, but owing to some technicality In regard to the O.-W. It. Hi X. railroad land the work an tho Orenon side of tie river Is being temporarily held up. The cement pier on the Ore gon side which was built about two years ago. will be icreatly pii largid ns a result of the chan la tbo plan Edwin Brown, special U. 8. attorney has been sent from Washington tc Guthrle.Okla., to Investigate r.thi mysterious chain of murders amone the Osago Indians there. "'He hai fifty operatives helping him. ' ! M kij:oi:u.nic Al Within ilH! lu-xt iVw inontiiB the. cuiiititl of AiiNtiiilin will be a lonely town of wbo'Ji-n buildings ha.sttly erect ed to biH'onu! the ifL-ntcr ot political and Hociul lilV; oC u larc country. Tin: jealousies- of Uu; larger cities of AiiMtmlhi, Melbourne, the pres ent cupitiii, Kydney, Adelaide, and lirisbune have led to the vast un dertaking, of founding: u new ffov eruiint centw far from any - of ,thejn. ' . , - . , -; - ' TluV 'HkIiIJ for the capital t..l S... i,;. in,. was carried (m,Mi, he Jai'li cities for many years piitil-.:just; before the isar. wheni.it was tlecided .to build the city of C'anbarra in :New South Wales as the future eupilal of the country. Temporary iWOoden build. ni ., liav been, -erected, to house tlie parliament .fiie' oyernor en ural, ijie prime'ijilnistOr und most Of tlieoveijjtVMHtU-i'H, Cfl'l ttiuls will havft; to . "'roiiKh" It at Ciinbarra for several years white the permanent city Is brlnK built. The prospective capital has been planned with tfreati ; care. The site set ei' Mm! Is the besl on ihe continent for a healthy and beautiful . city. It will be laid in a natural Kreen basiuvl m.rne of tlit surrounding h'lH,hts reaehinj; (i(MI0 feet. The baslh itH.'lf is 2,000 feet above sea level j coul and wind wept. It is 2Ui mlh'S from Sydney, 4VJ miles from Melbourne, und . !( 1 2 miles from JirisJmne, far ( nouuh from the nearest city to maintain an in dividuality. The streets have been laid out scientifically and even the trees and plants have been selected with care. Government experts worked many years testing the hardihood of various exolSe plants and elim inating t hose unable to live. There have been exhaustive ' tests as to wind, climate and soil.. When the coip!t,rncl ion of permanent build in ks begins, each building will face the correct way, and be placed cm tin- best site for convenience und 'bounty. 'J lie present (anbi rra, however, is far ffmn ideul. Officials Will find it rather an ordeal after the luxuries of Melbourne. Canberra, wilt haVe a population of about 7ufni atrmec, with rooms and fa cilities lor only about Imir this number. SILVKKTO.V. (ire. At a special meeting uf the city council of Hi I vert on Ihe firm of (i. 11. Uurr, Con rad and Hroon. Inc., of Portland, bought the liftucrof street Improve ment bonds for 2'.i, Oil). 47 at a prt-i'itmn of $?,i.v,o ;i ihntisand. MUSTRQUGH IT AT CANBERRA im$fr WISM When tb- fifth section Of tht Tw. ntb th IVntury Mmlled, crack flyer of the New Ynik C n tr;'.i, wai l tng. biieked out of th" Chicago deot yards the inbound sii W! tion. trvei(ng ut a high rate of M-e). crnsltrd Into it. Three per.tona were Injured, one proftably f;itally. iifl or s of pawngers werp shaken up. Otbris wrm scattered over four triieks. At tlie right t-f Hits pic ture cuir b Ktn tUfi t iii n ol Uit Bijali acctiun JamrucU into thu n.ar Pullman ul the liUli uextiou. Styles All Sizes All Prices For Children , For Ladies For Men Lot us sjiow you our assortment Glass Drugs Inc. -' . La Grande, Oregon Markets rOKTLAND MAltKlriS rOUTl.AJfn, Ore. (Al') Mi stook Strudy. . ... Kggs, buttir, bultci-rut Sti-aily. ' RAN l-'KANCIHfO (Al'l tcrfat tTj, '-5.-48VS. Hut- roHTLAXD GH.VIN MAIIK1T l'OUTLANI), Or., ( Al') Wheal HI1U. hard ivlille, hnrd whlto It. . Haart, soft -white, westoni hlto, January- anil 1'Vlirualy, I Li sa: hard winU'r.' noillhv-i'Q sprintr. January anil l-Vbriiniy, ; 1.5: ivostorn rod, January and Febru ary, U.B4. , Corn No. 3 15. Y. sliiiunont, Januruy ut $:15. MAHlUri'S AT A .(JliAM'H NEW, YOItK, AP) .Stocks Ktrm; aevorul western rails at piw hifrhs., Itonds Slcady; rail Ihsuch in demand, . , Foreign exehauffe Irregular; sterllnf; firm.. Cotton Itarely steady; southern selling. Suffar Featureless. Coffee Firm; better spot de- maud. tniu.'ACio. , (Ai Barely steady; bearish Wheal. Argentine cables. Corn Lower; large slocks. C'utlle Firm, ilogs Higher. ; Oklahoma Dogs' Rights Before Supreme Court OKLAHOMA CITY, (.VF) A revolt, against dogs rights--, ac quired during tho federal days of ICngland is in progress-in "Okla homa. , v.-. t.- ... ; The 'common law principle of sccluter, which was established when canine iets of. Norman op, tressors were permitted with -im punity to wreoJt destruction on Saxon flocks, has been passed down Intact to Ihe statute books of Oklahoma it slate not yet twenty years old. The principle mciins simply Unit n dog owner is not res ponsible for. the depredation of his animals if lm Is not, uware of thlr mischievous natures. It was one thing, declare iis sallants of acanine pe'rogatlves. fftr dogs lo destroy fetUml flocks which were mere articles nTi ex change, and something else for them to slaughter modern turkeys Ihat have a commercial value of around cents a pound during the holiday season. With the aim of curtailing some of an Oklahoma dog's privileges. C. C. MeHonald of Wagoner coun ty is R-M-klng to have the stiitc supreme court pass for the third time on a case Involving this prin ciple. The litigation started in when fifteen turkeys belonging lo McDonald were killed by dogs. MILLKlN Allti; WI DS .MAID VCKFIFLD. Kng. Hayhy Mi,r rlss. divorced millionaire, was married here to his housekeeper, Miss Flrtrenrn It oh" its. All THE WRECK OF THE CENTURY 4 fi&rrm "- ?.T-T- l9 General John J. Pershing- does not look thS sick man some of believe him to be.- Tills is tho latest picture of htm to arrive Jiim, conferring with Manuel do Freyre fc'untuuder of. i'cru, Arture 1 nnil Aueustin Kdwurds of Chill. ' Sweet Potatoes No, theso men t poutrr plecotui or spa moniitera-Hlwy'n Just two (rflll awcel otaloi'a grown by Chart's tukins. 1(1, ul llonton O AHtrii;i,Ds to iti-; i,isti;i .l-.;rcil-INl-:, Or., I'ltum an. In-inu made for llu' rort-yl m-rvk-o to list till uvallabki airplane liuullnjr rii'lild In w i-Hti'i-n OrcKon. ai-i-ord-liiB to u' luitor i-cci lvi-a yi-sli'i-dliy hT It. .S. Klielh-y, supervlaor of ine hiusiay national inresl from ! i O. A. Waha, assistant district for Iesler, in Portland. This It an unticipailon that the ! airplane patrol will again be in operliliou in wiistern Oregon and Washington during Ihe summer of l!2ii, Mr. Waha says In his letter. Fields l(Mi feet wide and Umt' feet long can lie used, il was sta led, ulthough a field with a mini mum width of 7T feet could la1 used itV-H is situated right, accord- luff to Mr. . Wahu, . "I .Mining About linker Froceefls -ftAterJlC'Oref. The Snow Creek .iinuir vt""i''"'y hi mo itreennuru district of wiiieli Uny I 'arkli urst and ot tier 1'urttund business men ure the owners. Is rushing mill con sl ruction, and. Its stamp mill will be jn operation - S'inn, In (he meantiintV development work in the mine is progressing ami large bodies, of ore being bloc led out ready for trtiptnient. Nineteen nun are employed at the tii.m-. h, mi,. tl i r fii u 1 1 y Is . experienced (Vum snow, and the roiids are kepi open by a motor plow run by a t racial. Snow lias fallen in Dm upper mining camps. Mine . de velopment Is proceeding all over the Vounty. ' s.mj;m ktoiem iti;cAij,i;i . SAIJ'IM, Ore., -l'"orty-slx , years i ago the worst storm in the history i of the Willamette valley struck Salem,' -The roof was torn off the j slate capitol building while Sue- J red ii'inrt aeauemy ami a large; number' of dwellings were -badly i damaged. Huge trees were up-, rooted und farm buildings were I destroyed. j . Details or the storm were re-, counted here by Hal Patton, who, lor many years lum been engaged in the mercantile business here. i vol in, ir( si;. i i;N( i;d. I OHIOC.ON CITV. Ore Fred Her- gen, I ft, adopted sou of Mr. and j Mrs. Ous 'Jlcrgcii of (ileu Hcho j station, near here, was sent to Ihe i reform school by the J'lvenile ! court after he bad been, arreste on charges 'of mhsjuiH wtlti'n dait- LIMITED That's All. Ki-t-ou8 wi-apon. It taa alk-K-(l that tin' yolllti drmv a plKtol from his poclii-t ami Bhot al li Ih fouler father I'YIihiy nllflit at I heir home after he. leniiieil that Ilia parelilH wel-o K. ' Inu to lio using tho cur thai nlk'hl 'J'hu boy was ail to have nm,le arriiliKi-ineiitH to lako fiienils to ll basketball game In the family automobile, lie was a student of the Vos. l.lmi union high school. Aiijo-Nlnyer Vuuml Utility - i Dallas, , Ore., Itaymond Mil-, ler, 'Itj, .who on December Hi ran down mid killed J. C, Hayter, well-known merchant und ' pioneer lit or of Dallas, was convicted to- 1 , day by a Jury in circuit court of ' Involuntary manslaughter.. , The 1 iurv. r.-cjliuiuiluii'iJ i .leiiilv., , 1 Si ji t,mce will be imposed Thursday by judge KutiiHcy. j - Cii(K Bay V'oiiimlsN.'mi Fled. ' iMAiiHHHKI.D, Ore. A. ! 1. Powers was again elected presi dent of dm port of Coos Pay port com mission and all other officers re-eeet,ed. II. was .orgnnli,tion day with the conun'ssion. Then had been no port election. Anuon We Buy for Less We Sell for Less Men's Dress Caps $1.25 Men's Dress Hals $2.95 WATCH FOR OUR DIG AD TOMORROW! You will find many great savings in it. New York Store DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES FRIDAY SATURDAY TONIGHT - CORINNE GRIFFITH In his friends in the United States from Kouth Ameca. It shows Aleaaandrl, ex-preaidenl of Chile . C. ItoKiTH Ih tri!uauroi', lU-oj-?o 1-'. Cook, Hfuruttiry; J'ott-i-- LokkIi 'Vtco li'cal(lL'iit, und T, l' . Muttlnnis, umnagir. . . ... Obituary llAliV 1UC HOIK. ' FuiuM'al hoi vices wero conduct ed at the home of Mr, und Mis. Fred Do Hole, at Klgln, this , af ternoon for their 1 U-months-old 25c and 50c Bargains Take at vantage of .our Iwraliis for 25 and f0 CcmIs wlilrli will bo on suit) Friday and Slilutnlny. 1. M, C. 'JIlltllAP, KTAMl'IOD GOODS, KIC. s Art & Baby Shop , : VMH Adams Avenue. Iluttcrlek !a Herns - 1), M. C. and Nun's Uoil-prooC llrt-ead, Etc. STAR Also Western "KAItK KTAlltWAVS" 'IHM'MIAIIV 1,1 m;" . "FAl.N :t in:Ain-' Richard Barlhelmess Wiih Dorothy Gish Our Dick giving all for a brother the way big brothers do living a role that sweeps on to the heights It's Splendid! The Beautiful City ARCADE MEN'S ' J WOOL GLOVES 35c WOOL MITTS 49c 60 ST0UES ; THE HUB son, Fred Jr., who died th(;reyea terday morning. Burial followed at the Fluin cemetery. HnodKruss and Zimmerman, of La O ran do, taking charge of tho urrans'i- IlK'tltS. ' ' 1 '" The llttlo boy had been ill fop two months preceding Ms dcatn. HOTEL ASTOO 2nd & H1U to, Amel.lV EVERY ROOM h.s PRIVATE TOILET 50 Bath ; New, Modern Cloan to Shopping District end rheatres FREE GARAGE . , Tmifl horn $1,30 ' Starting FRIDAY SKI UjUfi BertLytelL Palette Duval hh4 MARIAK NIXON A MAURICE Production. UNIVERSAL JEWEL Showing And Comedy I )ram TONITE Westt Comedy "LNFATUATIOM' IT. v-t. US Fa--;--- f.