La Grande evening observer., January 18, 1926, Image 5

Monday, -Taminry IP, 1
LA GRANDE KVKNINO ORSERVEll
Fnco Five
T ; '. ''T1'' ' j
Local NeirBrief
n)Mi. i;i:ms
April lut l;!.v to regiM, T
fur primary '!: iittt.
lilV 'Jl I'limary election.
,lmie fl. I. I' t'ltJiHi l.li.'simli
dmw i iiimi. On.
Inly --. -; t '-imeiition of
Norjhwe I Seal K-IU ao-
ciatibn in Da ('ramie.
Sept. -il. -'' ,mi1 -1 tnion
county taic "I Mxl'i. On;.
Plrs. I ill Hi "''ll"
Mrs. W. I Di'oek, of ;-tiuiip
Yillr. w:ik in tii' city today.
Hoic Today (in ttuim
A. It. llant'T was in th, i n
Juislie i:-s today.
Urn- Injun Coo
i Coy .Itvll w;n a visitor lo
(Ti'iiiiitc ,'tuMuy from lii.i J.oim. .
Cuve.
Jlcre form I n!er p'.-Kc
D orge.' W. Myall a Cm! : pr.
Mas a .. husim ss isiiDj- i(l
iranl- ever t ho vd;- en.:.
Iliri' uulj(i:usiiu's.
It. It. I I II roll', V ho !i. .;; a o
iifV'.r (rubier, v.iih !i -i.ush!' :;-, ,
HI' t (balide ilU'd iy.-
In City Saturday
llrpii'S'lllat ivc Ml. IS. ,. I ) 1 1 1 : i
of WiiHowa. u;:m in I.j Ci.-.n
Satunl.-ij'.j
(Low.- V. Myall. 1 i ' ;
TIm iv; will tic a tiiriMir ".i.!
roller skuhy at tin- h!-.;;t ;n,v ' i ,
Wednesday evening.
In City Saturday
Alvinj :AVrst'-u;-,;vo a-:d :--
Laiiinaii, orchard:. ':: 1 1 1 1 i i
w.-r- in;i .a Oraad.- !V.ur Ivy -
liIIKilli-KM. (
llnv Sultinlay Aitt i aeon
. Knit st h ,loi:iM-n :n;il I- 'oi!
Aolli or.'Wallmva, wt-n- I r.in- ac:i
ln:sinrKS in Da. (ira:dv tr'Mi'.i
atlrriKMin.
llm 'I'dllay I'rtun DnliL i '
Mr. and Mrs. D.'y Ni.i.;l, v.
ma!;t' t hi'ir htm " at D i.Im-, i
in tin' city laday on I 1 - - i :
I'ylhiiins to !nit;a:c ,
Thrcfs" oaildi.lat.-.s v,:"' :::
ti-d intOi-1 ho rmk -i li'iil-l a -1
llit'cltnff Of '", I".''
tin- lo.JT hall ''v'
law uttcnilailcc , :..):.! !.
Altmcl Cnaii! M--;-tU;':;
.1. K. II'-yn.ihlH '.-: : v,-liis-
lioniH lici-'' m I f r ' ' i 1 ' 1
Ifin. whore he ;'' '. )' "i '' : '
of l ho Shit" l-'.iir t- ; '
nuMii is a iiU'MMu r c' !: :.,)
Iioctncr'.i)' fi :mi Of i -rai li:i
Miss l-'.vcly ii : 'i:r' !' ' '
uaaa fiir(ajipcn:!ii.-:t is '
V'inh'iii-osoi.ii i
to wofi ifi-oniiio -'. y-
In rortliin:! j .
V,.' Traka;. tr'v:' l)i- h i- ' J.'"
Ianl fO;r tin- jy. v.';. ... - -rot
urn .1:) 1 a '( '"' n '; ;':"-i 1
msilay..
lias Criliral Opcra?i.i;i :
Mrs. Ku'l I'rat: iin-h 'v. i;' f '
inini 0-,ij:at loll SM..::.y I
CraiHic-l'uljth- h'...-pi!:H. "mm:
liim aloil:; h':iiul. to; iK. i. v,
r- ported fr.nm '.f-r-- t-i- ' '
t altoil Ity ."Mu'liorV t,.:v --
Mrs. Ilmry W !1. l r
day cvenimv lor ti ! ' l
CLIN To
SIXTH .ANXi'AL
mm-
VlofVlvvrrK
f Vw flirt :iuih. 1
srli.L (;oi5,i. : '
(Jiving Vnlurs f .. ''; ''
Dollars. Our t:ihv s-t:'.-It
Of (ualily Mere)!.!!!
at ;i s;ivins f
kc; T :',
Clint's
. Clothier y
The Store with tou-t itip ''
Men and Hoys' ('o':i;!i;lc
Ms?
i - ,
'-;t. u i-T-iv,-i by Dr.
I " f 11,1 I'''' p.iliellt J
V'- no, M. i', Conference
, i I. til K. Walli.s, pastor
"; 1 t" ':'.v i 'ommimity
r.iuni-'it. hia., on
f ,,,J,1,,:i-v ''v' niI1 'toj(TinVl on tM-ed 1hti, uccordinj? to
i.i.'-.rM-t coiLjwviuv ot th.'it,o county' aRont H. Cr. A very.
!''":"'l"1 l'ti''t'h. .((.h rinjimtioni trstn an now IndiiK
7 "' jioado' and twill ho availahlo lutor.
!' at Limn Uracil joihi-r seed Krowors aro .-ndinK In
'id Mrs. .1. v. WiiKlif, who ;ne.'d for 1 ho tost whloh in made
' from tloir home at i five to Tanus at tho Oregon ARli
. -. I ,, to vimt. with .Mr. ieulUiral c-ttlleKO. ':.
. j..' ilai,, enltaue,l
in-y
Tiling 1o
vvii'r.- ill.
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i i ! urn in )i--r ltunie
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( iraade
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. was
Mi;-'. 1 1 f i ra el' ' J .
ii.tf ii! their home
. '1'hi'- lit it. hoy
m-w chief clerk
J U'llde I , umber
'.. Mia name u ill
( iHriiriihi .
lis. l-'ivil .Muli.l-
:,i!l -1 .HI Shrill
n I :i (". "im-l.-; nu.-ula
ci :!!-. :-ii,l .M:-s. I..
1 1 ii- w ;iy 10' 'nlir.ir
I l.:i';.. rny. In Hi.-ml
.! i'.-e1
en Dih-i
I had one rih
. P'ace.; nud two
f:!-hliy n few days
iil-p" -d and lf!t.J i'lo
iiU! ! d. , ..hat - is
h.
v. They
-it l lie
erih-ur.
I
Sp: lt-
'p.iim:, y.
ll ha:-t g(!te to
will OMrrhafj j
ffri' I'lUman's i
h- re. Sir." will :
t he tipring ;
n : j
I arty
1. nan lor-
Do- Dr-.i;,. rhood
:t and h-
Wallo
dllty.
4 tO
h.,f
lb rs-r p:ir
.1. Hitter.
II l io,
Sa
t wii
:,t-,.,
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rlln.w,
. i v I :
.il Ium pif; i
-!"': I;
:t-' D has boon ihusi'n uh
(' or Die rtvc captains of the
Tri-V cluli, Independent organlxu
iiuu. to develop Interest In cumpus
act ivit ies among Independent mm.
The iluijis ot" tin- captains uro to
urge independent men to tnku
part in inir-amural at hit tics, stu
dent publication work, and foren-sles.
i(MMl SotMl
l-'raak MrKonnon has ai'curod u
rooi i . on tin lost of his Orinwn
alfalfa sccil. Tht purity count was
:'. p.-r cent with .ti4 per will
Of tllert i mil! f it ii ml tin weed
luri'da. ThiH ts th bout tost ovor
UiNIOX TEAMS
DEFEATED L
, DOUBLE BILL
(Continued from 1'ase On.)
I.iiuih I, l.yniai) -, ZilluK'l -1, Luri
Hon 1..
MICOM) T :!
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W'illi.ilMs
WllllHillKiT.
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(Jolilcn (ict-rlHeii.
HiEW BOOKS AT-
CITY LIBRARY
frontliuicrt from r(fe One.l
:'i'li- l.ir'- mill Time, or Juiin"
H ciHiiii); .' "l.ivhiK .iiii.ltmr Titf-n'
' i n ): "Am llm Th Ik 1h lk-nf
(Uiliini'izl-).. i! : ; :(
TRAPSHOOTERS
PLAN TO ENTER
( OREGON IAN SHOOT
I .a (Iran do Hplaltyr- artists,
aroused iy yesterday's' unnoiincii
neat of the OrvKontun 'IVleyraiihic
:!.iiocd, have siiimnoned file sporls-rai-n
of Maker, HuntinKton, 1'ond
l ' on. l-hdeikpris; and Wallowa to
i o" t v.dh them at the Done Tree
r.ra.ml'i next Sunday at lU::ilt a. m.
to outline the plans lor an Eastern
Oregon tournainenl.
Ail nicinhiMS of the Winy;. l"in
and ''h otfoot dnhv are cMtihU to
cnniyWe t'rjoln, tno .DaiOlrando see
titui. , Dnt lies, so I ho Oregon ian
annhulicf m, will' In' closed h'l h. 1
hi.n.iy! ".
HiiNi.Ti
I'MiSlI
Cruuli-r
'' i st-.rday'i; trap shoot. was f
Me:ided one of the largest rrowds
i ..vr)r:; !'u'- 1 1,ia ' y; il,sy'V- l',,"'h' i Iviimd,
with1 a Hcore oi 3 oui ot 2o, ana
Ch::n-J nohncnkaiiip.f who fell but
, . i. .
ont; st-'or
behind him, wore
th
' lirad-'diots for til
day.
First ISalional Bank , A
Hays Out Competitor
X
r
i ;
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I':;Vd,Dt;TON Ore. ;(Speclal).-
i- I'ii-t Miitonat hfltilt pureliasei
o American National bank in ajtioiuilly large. Special enisle in
jl coivfiuiiimaied Saturday, ae-'cludcd an anthem by the moutet.
nding to (i. M. Dice, president and a solo by .Miss 1 laNy Dobbs,
ut- purchasing bunk, and W
el of Diriiway j (ji Thompson of Portland, -presl-i
a dance Wed- I ,,r. the, Am erica rt National
T(( deaT marked the acquisition
hy ,. purchaser -of tho depends
i; in - i eau iije )m, ,U1 e((nn aliHiunt or ciikii ns
l !t , 1 1. of D. I approved nob'-s ami t he
:'i a aailiary. jl. d'din'g owned by the American
! , . . '
move. Mill h was regard' 1
P an Wil- 1 locally.. us the- most Imporlant d--ing
in I'oi'l - I vi-1mhiu-iiI Irj Ihe history of bfinU-
Yiiey j,;e j,; i Den-lleton. will result
:ne Wt dip :i- j (jK. .'ir;it National having the dis
il.mMeO of he in ir the laiL'st bam
in Oregon in deposits, capital and
: iui!ii.! niflside of I'orlland. I'e-
posits of the two hunks at t h"
cIomi' of business on Sat unlay
amounted In slightly innri'
tllan
s l.'.'l.lll'll. .
-Tin. I'li-.-l - .Nntiimiil ill. tn-i'iijiv
I !i l.ili'cllll.,' wlili-h list:. In-I ll tin-
niiii- i-l tin- .Miii-rit-sin Nlillmilil
ii. I uill In- Ill r.-:iiliiii-H for ' - rv -
in:: cii.vltimeiH oT both lanks .Moo
day morning. The staffs of hot h
Itiinl.s w.ill be "i ct allied tcniporar-
.i;iaftagf luent' of ,the h'irst
ii'it will reiiiafn the same vs
s be, n In the pusl. according
i-. Dae. Mr. Dice stated Ilia:
ipporlnnily lo b iy the Aiim"
.at imia I w as very w elcoine
veral reasons, the first one
Dial it gave the Dirst Nc-
li.ing
tional
hotoe w lierc It will li;pc
pace it ii'ds.
Th'iiilpsoii, who Is vice preM
of I he I'lrst National bank
rltand. declared that the sale
local bank is in accord with
M i
i-ii tit
4 i D
of III
mo i nont tow in d eonsoMda
, a all MiKK of business all
the count ry.
,OOls TO I . S. AS J. DMH D
S '( iV", Idaho.---America h io
ii'iort 'of leadeishlp before her
can not 1m- ignored, Drcsid'-n'
t.jA. 1 1. I ph.itn of the Cnivcri1y o!
i I l;iFio said I.eWire the chamber of
l "iuno rce. I if, t pfiam returned
tSo-nidoy r-oiu a three months
i i;tiro.eiin ttiii.' lie told the eliliiu-
)" found - ''cr fjf commerce about the iitO--t'irrid
io' tud of Ui" Duropeun nations D-r-i-
an 1 sv. -i-d tb- t nited states.
'.ig use, iy j I'r. l iiaatn expressed belief thai
Ar.t-rf. a is to careless of what
; ini'i itrn nations think rf her and
j 1 fit t't ' f - Kill IKi ie). I'urope. -A 111'.:
rf the cfojhtrleB do not seem
j t t' I i i y kindly toward Amv
! ir t, is I'mUing to this country Htor
; b ad-i c'-dp.
' la f geid attemlance In s i
n.onths wn.i prewnt at the
I " r of I 'lMHii-j-ce meeting tJ
1 oear 1 it-. Dpl-ani.
for .
h- Th-! i;rp--P n . fl gen ntls In Do
i.. jinban army of !.:' rn'koned ote-
!--ool eft phanf equal (o u r giui"nt
j T cavalry, ir If properly BUp-
r "r I- p.r'-i by inatefilockiiivn, at dou-
r
5 i'M
. J '
Markets
I'OKTLAMI MAIMiKTS.
I'OltTDANI), Ore, A l) Kleci
Steaily.
Calves Weak.
Jln. LTi lo nil cents hi;;he
light weiKhls ? iyf" ?l:f.r.il.
Kh.ccp -;loady.
Kf-s, Duller, iMillcrfal SI cad
SAN KK A NCI SCO (Al'i -Url'at
47ji:fiHS c here to
lhit-
lay.
THRIFT, IS
ENDORSED
IN CHURCH
fConttniiMl from faun Onvl
lice thrift in our use of tnoue.."
I a plains Stcu ai'iKhip.
' The speaker explained '"ward
ship for the Christian as applying
to his properties. Ills IntercstH and
his living. Cor his text he u.id
t hesc words of 1'aul: "It is re
uuired In ti steward that ho be
found faithful."
As is his custom, the Dev. Mr.
Dollard preceded his monfing t:'V-
iihiii wdth a sympathetic tuik to the
nine unit Kaiocreu in h kccuou oi
pews reserved for tluni i:i front
of tjie altar
' "Tho ItellgSotl of Thrill," h" rail
jd his discourse! and outlined tima
j reasons w ily It is religious to bo
thriftv: 'The great need tot thrht:
' . . .... .
the reusonnhlene: b of thrift,
and !
the Ulble teachiJigs of thrill.
Starts Serinitii Scido.
:- At llu'reKli,-ieH,,n ehiirch -HiAi-Hay
m.(rnb)j;: ttie Dev. VHfinm
Crosby I loss erim meticcii ;v.eid's of
seriiimm ba(;ed yn t!i',--I.id'.i pray-
or. The attendance v.as
both of which met with ph aaeii at
tention.. l'Villowin' a well-attended
meeting of tic .Chrhdhin ICndi'.vr
K()l.icty. the pa-tor delivered A-s;r
j ,MOU on kij :i u Uu. j 'rophet.",.
(Iratifyin-r ncooijnls i' 1 h
growt ii of the d'lioio i a a t inn and
its, work t h rough out t he N";.r' h-
(West Were told Die pait.'hlol
!lhc Church of the Nature
da;
by the Ik
D. I . Me
and Mrs. K. !, Jnrdr
Mr
W. !.
Ce moron and Miss '.: y-'i: u
attended the dihtriet eonvnl
Nampa. Ida., the latter par!
The pastor, It was; i
1 '"e i ..i i. ......1..,
'""' "lit lee for the coming yar.l
, ' -"''ge congre.yjiuona wen- i
I.iii'i;!' i-oni;ri-,'uiil ions wen
Hir nioi-nlit;r oii'l i vrnini,' ;..-i-U. - :
Tin- c.jii.-. ,i Ksllli r i-lli-lc I. il II--i-vi-lilli'
.-.i-tvii-i- lit til.-,l.-;l;iil.l l'il
(omiiillllil.v irtnil-i-ll tiisl ovciiiir,'
'nii.ilyiliK for I In- v. Hull I
lYiillis, w, l.-n for l-im in.l I. I.l.i
Wdiere he will attend Die- dMl'iel
conference of t he .Met llodht Dpis
copal ministers. Tin- Dlnnd City
church is a community one, imi is
under the silperlKion H' tie Meth
odist Dplseopal confcreii'i-.
Mrs. Day Culler I' atui cd I he
morning service at Die Kird M. D.
cliurch with a pleasing o((. Tt"'
choir also provided peri il Miotic.
In the evening, v. to n the pallor,
J r. Ilenr W. Darker, continued a
Herb s of s'TMMUis fill Hie Dllde. Mi.;.
Claude Coomr. wlio is in chart;"
of the girls choir, sang a solo,
Large Crowd Hear fa-dor.
The Dev. William l- i loll, who h
"i - i i.-vk v.: i . .
Hi'.M Pi. is
V
Two-Quart .Size ... ,;2."0
Glass Drugs !
Inc.
j La Grande, Orecoa '
ami;. ' :
(10) I llloit ' .
Hi ill 11 . ".
Red Cross
Druj Siore
QNE-DAY EXAM
INAUGUATED
"II l.s purlly as a health inoasure
that we arc mlnltnlKing the Import
ance of the final examination
throuKhuut the school system,"
lid Superintendent J. T. l.ongrel
tow this morniuj; in unnouncini;
that only om day will bo Kiveu over
to the writiiif; of Semester tests.
".Many little children have been
nervously torn to pieces by the
prospects r final examinations,
and the effect on their Krudes foe
the term 1C they fail to 'pass.'
''this yttfiis the major portion of
their Homester jrnuh's will bo de
termined by the regular work dune
during the lerni.
'The s radii schools will . have
(heir examinations on Thursday,
ned will Htsmi.'.s irt the usual hour.
There will die no chesses 'Friday,
the teachers lo have the week end
for making- up . grades. Kcport
cards will bo distributed Monday
morning, when tho new semester
begins. I
"Ve are expecting (pilte a nuui-
Iber of new pupils Monday. About
U'n tieginners have been listed for.
SccnD'al schoid. and a Jew for cuclt,
4i i l ite oi nor iin tidings. And wo
iintielpule- I he .enrollment, of scv- ,
oral more." j
The minimized examination pol
icy .applies also to tho high school,
where the tests will be given Wed
nesday. planning to huve. Da Grande be
fore' long lor IiIh now charge at
Uellingham. Wash., preached to
hvu ; good-sl.ed congregations at
the. don Dutherun church Sunday.
There was(u good attendance at
I he evening as well as the niorn
in;r fiervic'o, at Ihe Melhodtst church
Nouth Sunday. The Dev. J. A. Mall
delivered the sermons ut both
hours of worship. .
At the : l-:pi ripal church, the
program or wor.shlp. opened with a
corporate- conun union service for
the Daughlers of I he King. A largo
attendance, was rallied for the Sun.
day Koliool meeting, which was ad
d r-.sed by the rector, the He v.
Oliver Kiley. Two services rtf di
vine worship' were conducted.
The largest morning congrega
tion, since the Itev. C. V. Dunn as
Mime.d (he pastorate January It, and
un evening audience of oiuuil num
ber, ma i ked I he services at 1 ho
Centra! Christian church yesterday.
Mra.; lh . .1". Kitchen was soloist in
1 1 he inorning. shining "Did Von He
; niellllter lo ria,y.
Smalt nioadcjistors dolti
i, ; To "Keep Atr Always I-'itc
MJ SCAT1XI-
nrol iaa Mira Ink
la., A1') To
what ll contends
prober against
i 'i developing into
monooo v of
llr (jy high power broadcast-
iitt1; itjips, lite A itieripau Droit d
caH '-)W A asocial ton, newly (irgan
i;:el1,f has. announced that It plan
ned th "keep Die air always free,"
Members of the assoelallon are
owners of; the smaller ' or lower
power stations.
Stressing tho stat-ment thnt
ninny of tlx; programs .of tho
Hi.ialler ylallous have a "familiar
:ind,A)i(imiilie at mosphore,"
iinnri!ai;er-of station KTNT
Nor-
1'. pre-
.stdent of Die association, pointed
out (hat ninny of the smaller sta
tions have been placed In a wave
band ranging from IJiiO to 2 76
rued or:
giving as many as l!.ri sln-
lioiis Die same wave length nnd
incrcaaing lul erst at Ion interfer
ence. "( it lor st a I Ions," lje added,
"liave be. n favored by putting only
j.oii" or two on a wave length. The
I American Uroarlcasters aro In fa
vor of Die elinln stations going on
lone wave lengih ho as not to moil
police Die entire dial oi Die re-
Williams Addresses
Local Realtors Today
1 fl'onliniM'd on I'fice !Vnur.i '
I -
rllisli Columlia.
tb' said those preseiil at the
reel jug a ppeai ed eager lo come
January
Furniture Sale
iNOW ON
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Better
Baby
Shirts;
Designed c-.spociully for Fit, lluiillh nnd Comfort.
"a;-y to put on nnd take off, tautening on the Bides
with a lab and buttons. Wool, cotton and silk mix
ture the best shirt you can buy.
Kiw 2
Size
Sizes 4 and
Art & Baby Shop
' I :.ei ilhlng I'or Tito Ibilij'
SMART DRESSES
At Tremendous Savings
$4.98, $9.90, $14.90
to Da Ornnde and expovl to bo un
lertalned royally by local realtors.
Many were Interested In the . pro
spects of fishing and other spuria
arforded here. "Wo will have u
big Job on our hands to enterlaln
Ihe visitors lis royally us they ex
pect," Mrv Williams told the looul
board. "1 expect a larger crowd
than attended Die lleilinglmni.
convention- last year." At the
convention Inst year- there wore
2Sfi registered delegates besides ii
number of others, bringing tho
total to about 400. ; ;
Hovornl entertainment. plans
were mentioned., .It. will bo neces
sary for , all cIDxcuh of Du Ornnde
10 Join with the reulfy, ,board o
niaki! the convention the success
11 should bo, according to members
of I he board.
We Buy, for Less
We Sell for Less
ULAZERS And
SWEATERS
Just what you want
for this weather.
Blazers
100 wool, priced
very low.
$3.95
Men's All-Wool
Sweaters
Slip-on and Coat
stvlcs.
.. $:j.)5
New York Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
I
y, r,
7-iC
SOc
.s.'ic
MILIUM IIHIJUI
An exceptionally fine collection of
dresses from regular stock marked down
from much higher prices. All 'are nicely
made of modish Satins and Crepes in most
appealing styles. Many are exclusive one-of-a-kind
models, all characterized by that
distinction of line and fabric which is the
essence of chic.
Plenty of popular navy blue, brown,,
black and tan. Pleats, flares and circular
effects lend grace to their lines.
Many are cleverly trimmed with em
broidery and tuckings. - .
Shop Early and Save.
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