: I Tuesday, January 19, 1926.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pnge Five
I Local News In Brief j
i r
COMING KVIiXTS
April 2)1 Lust tlay.tu register
lot" primary election.
May 21 Pi-hitnry. election,
Juiieti, 10, 11 t uion Livestock
show ni I'liiim, tin.
July 22. 2:t, 21 1'onvnitluii of
Northwest Kent Kslatv assv
iiMiiMi In Lu ti ramie,
Sept. 22, :l, 21, imil 25 I nlon
tun u(y fulr ni Klglit, Ore.
i
Here from 1,'iilon .
Alfred ('router, of L'nton. Ih
. visltorv In Iai Grande today. 1
'Jo WhIIouu on I tu si lies.1
C I. IVarce, of Porllund. was
In l.a CJrande this morning cn
route to Wallowa on business.
Visit lit llhhlcr
'Mrs. ( 1. Koi'vul- went to Imbler
tills morning to visit fur a few
,iiuys w il h her hum. Hay Norval,
nnd family, .
V. : s J
V in C'lly from linker-
J. 1.. fioUle WilS It uUHIUCSfl V1SII-
' to l.a Ciruiulu today from Uu-
tUvr. , . ... . .
, . :
:llciv froiii 1ml) let "
Kuin tKniirht, . resident of tmbtcr,
' fwus a' luisiiiijiH visitor tu J-a
!l Aliunde yvHtiudoy. '
her homo Jicro from Hot Luke
Sunday. Mrs. Winn watt receiving
treatment there allies last Krlduy.
Here Yesterday .
Mr. and Mrs. Kcjih (Iruvcs, who
mnUo their homo tit Baker, were
In the city yesterday. They had
been to Kntcrprlsu and were on
thelr way home. . v
lu City This .Morning ,
Mr. mid Mrs. M. UruinH and ba
by son, Marlon, were visitors to
l.a tirando IIUh morn In? from
their homo at - Vnluii Junction.
Tin y returned home on train No.
-4. :
PRECAUTIONS
HALT DISEASE
(Continued nn I'upo fmir.)
by fumigation of t tit buildings and
hi rift watch oer tin pupils for
signs of a spreading of the dlsense.
"While, cities around us report
unusual percentages of ubscnec
this winter. ' Iax Grande hnM suf.
fcred no noticcuhle drop in attend
ance hccuu.se of disease," com
mented Superintendent J. T. long
feilow thin morning. .
"Much of the credit hHontrs to
the medical men of the city, whose
public-spirit fd attitude has been
the- means of keeping down epi
demics that aro nun pit nt In other
towns."
Homo From l'orl land
Mrs, llarley Itlchurdson return
ed to her homo here this morning
after two weeks .pent in 1'ortlaiul.
Mr. Klchardson wus culled to
Portland by the aerloua illnes.s of
her motlicr. t
Al Hot l.uke-
, Mm. '.William Sh-Krlst n Kpcnd
ItiK a few days al Hot- J .like.
Aiicntiuij; tHHiRcs lonvemion
liiln- I nlon Schools ; Judtr- L. (1. Couch and W. W.
1 Kupertnt. mdnit K. A. Sayre hna, Wevens. of I nlon, one of the conn
, pone lo Hnlbii lod.iy to visit tho iy. commissloner, will leave for
ffortland thiH cventm lo attend the
annual Btate meeting of county
III of nciimoiiln
UurrKlack, of Hummervllle, Ik
danieeroualy III of pneumonia at
tlio Urnntfn Itombi. hospital. He
wan taken from lilt) homo by aiu
bulunco Sunday.
(;asklll Hwh to Salem
JesHe (Jaklll lert Tor the stilted
prison laHt evening, Hccoinpanied
by" sheriff Jesse Hresheuis. The
sheriff will return tu far an l'orl
linid, where the state convention
will Open Wednesday.
f huolHt I hen
llere
Mr.
nn l.otlne
nd Mrs. II. i;
tjii'lc-s. John WeJlH, of Alice), the
Hunter arc ' other commissioner, has already
III llii"iily Imlilj' fiiini I ,oki In-. . kouv to the coimt rlly.
hry tim rcKlttlrrt-d nl th llotol ' '
In ni(.. -.Ill C'lly Tol.t
I .Alr?. Jun oralmm nnd Mm .1.
'o tinker T.Kliiy fT. llon'em arrival In l.a Cirnndi!
MrH.J(). R.iOUy.wi'iit lo linker Mils lnornlne frllin 1'iriy. Mrs.
.IiIm iiiiii-iiImi nn hiini.ii.MU Hli. llOWCr.S Wll S . llrt llfl WIIV llllini' III
Svlll ii liii n to Jut lionm lloro to- . Wnllown, ' nflcr vlsltliic lu r mo-
THKEE-YEAR
CONTRACT
IS OFFERED
fOonftnucd from Trk On.)
ther,1 Mm. (Irnhnm, for Heveral
lii Win' lo I lend
j I., 'ouch, of Wallowa, was
trnnsricjlng business ih Ui O ran do Toucher Is 111 .
'tod:y. 'M4-,(t'oueh was on his way' Miss , Mernico
fin Itenn, Oregon on business.
lays. Mrs. Orahntn will return to
her home at I'erry this evening.
To AtloiMU.L'oi'tlauil MiH-IIng .
y : ( n rl (1 I I elm. il f si rlet nl I ornev.
I'- 'Iwih iMhy l-nrlhiti.l whnrn lift M a teacher
h-wlll nljend the annual meeting of .rtinnnt of the
M.eKlnney. who
brought home 111 from Island City
yesterday lo . I he C. II Hera nlon
home, where she resides, is feel
ing belter today. Miss McKinney
in tho primary rte-
Isluud City
tllslrictiatlorneys from nil over the
schools.
have foil no" Mr. Loniifellow's com
minfstratiuit n(. schools lierv com
pktt ly lu their satisfaction during
his first year liere. they declare.
"1 am very happy that the hoard
of directors chose lb retain me u.m
superintendent," . Mr. Iongfellow
slated todiiy, "This Is my kind of
a town and I am glad that I will
remain here In the position 1. now
occupy."
Indiana Town Produces
The Average American
(Continued from Page One.)
Johnson -ip holds the dry law
ami does mil believe In lis modifi
cation tu t he slightest degree.
"I've taken a drink or two," he
says, "b it li'iuor does no good. 1
guess we can 'get along without M.
Itcsidcs there's too many automo
biles nowadays."
Johnson, while he fails lo get
a Kick out of polillcs. thinks Pres
ident "oolidge is making good, .il
though Johnson is a Democrat at
heart.
And here Is "his philosophy of
life: ' ' .
"I only want money enough to
get along on, What's money any
how ?' I just want to lay away u
IIUh' for a rainy clay.
"I want the children to have n
chance. That's why I live In this
small town. I c6uld make more
money in a city..
Suecis is not money. Success
is having friends.- I'd rather have
for my friends the Ml people lu
Whitehall than go to a clly an l
slave for riches or fame.
"If you have friends and thry
love you and yo.i love them, why,
nmn, that's living."
1 1
vi,:i I"
KAInTLEEK
Hot Water Bottles
Can't leek because It's' made
in ono piece.
No seams, no patches.
Made of tho finest rubber
and guaranteed for 2 years.
$2.50
Glass Drugs,,
Inc.
--
La Grande, Oregon
F,
IBM IN
GALLANT ROLE
(A ltevlew) '
Douglas Kiilrhahks, a gnat fa
vorite of tho movlc-gtilng public,
,1s depicted In a gallunt role In "Hon
Q, Son of Zorro" now showing at
jthe Arcade theiiter, a role that fits
bus ability una personality at ex
pressed On , the screen like a kid
glove... ax '
Movie goers will remember "The
Mark of Zorro" with Kalrbanks
taking: tho leading part, which
showed hi Ijl Grande some time
ago. Thv new 'picture Is a sequel
and finds with Zorro and his n
Don Cesar, do Vegu, known na Hon
Inking part In a series of ad
venture Unit finally wind up with
the cuplure of the villain, lor w dust
er i me Hon Q was outlawed, and a
general happy ending.
Tho plcturo Ik lull of aellou und
thrills und provides) excellent en-'
tcrtalnincnt. Many reviewers class
it us olio of tho best production,
of the season.
;o..G. lom;s iiy ihit
PUUTLAND (Uy the Assoeiuted
Press) Uouzaga university's I:ih-
ketlmll team ran upt against Us band. Interest on general bonds. In
rlrst stone wnll when the Coliseum
Checkerboards defeated It 30 to 'ill
lu a fust und spectaculnr game, in
doubt until tho final whistle, la.st
night.
SIIltK:V KAVOK liAWSO.N
HAlt:n)HI (lly the Associated
Press) Dun Hharkey, of llostou.
New IJugtand. last night knocked
out Mexican Luwson of Columbus,
Ohio, In tho second round here.
When a crowd goes out hunting
tho rabbits are the ones who have
tho narrowest escapes.
city rsi;r
$ l 1,2 05. 10
LESS IN
'25
(Continued from Page OnO
i,;i:j.mx
Those departments staying un
dr the allowance lu J U24 were: I
engineering, health. JUvcrstdc !
park, mito iark, clly building.
terest on general warrants, und
riiniKeney.
Those depurlmenls staying un
der the nllowunce in 5 were:
police, engineering, huallh, Itlver
sble park, auto park, ' li
brary, city building. bund,
and deficiency. The health de
partment spent Just Sr(,;n more
I hail its allowance, almost enter
ing the select list. The $'J(Hi ap
propriated lor the uuto park was
untouched.
Markets
BABY SHIRTS
tJiWK ir.WK a (().mi,m:ti-. i.i.ni-; ix the vi:itv w.sv
HAUY SI1IUTS. fO.MI'ABK T1I1L1I AXI 8KK.
y Art & Baby Shop
' ... "Ktcrjlhlwt JW Thu Hub" '
IlliltltS I'Olt SAI.1'!
Al flirts .Mllli'r'x, llir 1'iir Mhii
(iiiml for nil rhcillnntlo troullH,
HtonmHi. Ulilm-y. Iiowrl mul livi-i-Irtnilili-H,
lilmliliT mill liluuil troti
lili'S mill Hi.' flu.
II. J. ItUIK'll
I .Mil AiIihils Avium'.
UNIONS
$2.98
Men's li;ilf wool rilibed
union suits. Warm nnd
serviceable A $4 value.
60 STOKES
TUB HUB
Tlio nui'dlu ta iiiit;,liUiT tliun llio
pin.
W 4-
1 llnvc llaliy Hoy
, f horns; Mii'ls tills Kvfiilii.. Mr. nnd MrH. Ilcllirrl ' Klilli'r nn:;
t ? Tin- '.Mollilny Mnsii ul chorus will Urn proud puri nlH of il i lsht anil
. iniMt ijils rvciilns ut ilghl o'cloik onn half puuml bnliy Bon , born in
E In llu-i Ni ichliorhood oluli rooms I hem nt Snli-in, Vlnh - wlmrr Mrf.
( .in llw lllimiy liulldlns lor n-guliir KnlK-r la wit It lur mothur.;; Mr.
ivwie uiki oniiy mm roui n nu-..ii
Piirilmiil (able lo come to. ,J.a Grnndiy
1CONCERT WILL
ATTRACT MANY
(('mil hilled from 1'niro On.'.)
. Hrllirni fllilli IN
"A Mm. fi'liurli-s i
' l,n (iiin.lr Mils
l J'ol'llnnd, wIhto
( iwi'i'k 'Slid will! lie
Vnl' ri'turni'd to
I c-.-i'y
"I
morning from Hemmed' llonm to Ugiii
she spent the Mrs. 11. 11. Glaaon returned to
r brother who la Iit homo at Klgln Hits morning
at his home there
i To Milium on Itii.-iiicsH
j S. It.. Wlekham. of Holse. Idaho,
j', 'pass.'d through I he clly this tnoni
ng on bis way to Mim.m on busl
' 'iiess. He will be at Mlnain Indc
ffinltely; ( litis I'arm In Wallowa County
l .1. II. Itralton. who has a farm
lour Wallowa, was In La tirando
j" ihts niorning on his way home.
. ; Mr. ltnitlon has be.-n lo Hpokniie.
i Washington on business.
niter some time here : wltlj her
daughter-ln-lnw, Mrs. John C.las-
lsm, who has heen 111 al the Hos
pital here. Mis. (ilnsson was op
erated on S"eral days ago. She i
is uble lo be up again now.
Oim,AM MAJtKLTS.
POHTLANU). .Ore". XAP Uvo- !
stocks-Steady. .'j- . . ' ; v '
Kggs one to "twd cents lower,
firsts 25c $ .Gut .extraA '8c1i.c;
Uiittcr,, buttcrfat-Sleady. .
Hi rrr.nrAT . - j
SAX KUANCISCO (AP) Uut
tcrfnt itcii 48 c here today. . I
I'OUTIiAM) iiUAlN' MAIIIU.T j
I'OUTLANb, Ore. Hy tho .As-'
soclatcd Press) : Wheal H. S.
Hattrt,' January nnd f'Vbrunry $l.t!2; ,
soft White. -wvsteru white, Janu
ary, nnd Kebruary, .i$ 1.(11; hard
winter, northern spring, western
red, January und -February. $l.f8. ,
Oat.s No. 2 white reel nnd No, 2
gray, . Jnmiary nnd -February, $30. t
Corn No. 3 K. Y. shipment, I
Januu'ry, Febrijary,- j::4.50. . 1
viKini.i-: ;uain si'itly. '
XKW VOK1C (AP)-Thc visible
supply of American; "grain shows'!
the following changes In "bushels: (
Wheut decreased 51m. UON. I
Corn increased l,S4?,no.
Oats decreased 1. 072,000.
Kye Increased 281, 00(i.' ' ' i
Harley Increased 178,1(00. "
with unlimited funds for
Us work. It has to depend upon
Uie Kindly impulses of the com-
'tmmlty (o keep its stream of clutr- I
lly (lowing. I
So that Is tin- reason thai ni
bTnd of civie-spiriied men ami
men iimi 1
women are Hiving Ibelr lime and
iJilenlN to provide a benerit enter
tainment at the I.. 11. K. tuber-'
naele Friday at N:IS p. in. They'
jhope I" raise itnitls that will en-I
' :ili). 11.'.. M,.lt-Mll.. . I
! Illllle lis etl:irll:ilil. Vfiirul.inii I
VlKim Ten Days in Purlliiud, 1 1 j,i ottghout Ihe rest of the wini.r1
(i. w. .lonnson was in ine eny uhoui a lint or
this morning mi his way lo Knter-1 m.i ,,f rmiiin.
.pris- from' Porlland. where .lie j And to Know how highly they
has b-en visiting his two daugh-1 value lb- work of the organi.a-
bTS Hlld two Sorts Who live then-. ijiev have enlisted I I..- fln.Ml
lateni lh..( th" city affonls. Mrs.
worry for
To Atleml ComiiiKsloti Meeting
'-i 11. l. Smith, highway luuin-
' latneiiee engineer of this division. 1
:?leit lasl ulghi for Portland, where-
he Is iiileiidlng a ni"etlug of 1h
'jSlate hhihwiiy .coiiimlsslon today,
l Home from Hoi Take -
'')' Mrs. Henry Winn return-d t
Mr. Johnson w 111 go from. I lit'
prhi to his home at Flora by
Slliffe.
r
THIS WEEK ENDS
i OUR '
SIXTH ANNUAL
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
! SALE
SAVE NOW ON
(VOL It NEEDS
Our Entire Stock of
Merchandise
1
Quality
on Siile at 10
Tti)':tl Reduction.
i
to
Clint's
, Clothiery
The btore with CoosL-icace
riro Alnnii SoiiiMled
The fire truck was called lo the
home of Flmer Horlsmini,' 501 M.
a venue, t his morning at I It: Mi,
finding Ihe house fllbd with
snioho caused by tin burning of
trash on top of the hoi ah fur
nace. No dutnage was dune.
VMtwl tlorscj IlitiMleif-
l!fy Hell, ftf t'jjVe. WHS til l.a
rinmd" yesi'-rday on his way home
from Western I h'-goti iiimI Wash
lugt. wh-re lihas Imm-u vlsilini;
for the past three weeks. Al Ku
crnn he vlslle.l wllli Mr. Ilob.-rt-sm.
formerly a resident of ! his
elty. 11" nlso visited u number of
Jersey breeders In Hint see! Ion.
A. L. Ulehjirdson. who is tu charge
of 1 he - program, has si h eled furl
her feaiure number the "Sexi.-ti.rl
li'oni l.t-eia di Lniimieniionr." She.
will i-ari y I he soprano pari ; M rs.
V, 11. Itohiietikainp . Jr., Ihe alio:
C. I.. 1 u( Ion and .1. T. Loughl-tow.-lhi-
1'iior; (ieorge p.lrnle and
I . Towler. the bass. All six
of I lie voices are pleasing und
mil ure, nnd I hey yre rehearslm;
nightly to make ihe itiMcmble per
l i t.
IIoiiir from Idaho
M r. a nl M rs. I'ifrest Sertujl ns
have r'-iuru'd to lle-lr home In
Ta O ninth. Mr. Sernggin has
hern to Pnenb'llo, llaho. on busl
iuss. lb was iieeomp.-inled us
far as linker by Mrs. Scroggin.
who visited her parents until lie
returned from Idaho.
I. . (nhrtelxon Heie
I. N. t.abrlelson, heatl of Hit
Hiulrrel ptdsonlng departui'iit for
the bbdoeal survey, of Portland.
nceompHnI'd by Hoy l-'ugate, was
In Im Hrumle lo'lay. Mr. (iabrlel
son Is making arrangt inenls for
this -nr sM'drrel poisoning rain,
pafim here and d lermlntng the
poison to h'' tifetl. They went
from lure to Hnterprise.
Ships Hot Lakc.C'alf
To Konan, Montana
iprr i.akk, (sp-rinu- OiM'fr
Hr. W. T. Pby's purebred holsleln'
calv. H has just mi-ii shipped lo net
as a future sire of one of Ihe lar-gi-Kt
h'-rds in .Mji)taiia. The new
owner of the calf Is O. It. St-lfors.
of I; (Mia n. Mont aha. Selfors lord
ran I t d rhird lasl year In prodilf -lion
lor his slate.
Phym-re KuIm-m Ihe calf which
is on lis way to Montana was sired
by Phyiiii re King 'obes. the sunn
loriuiu herd sire who was champ
ion in class at the PCM Pacific ln
b'lnaifonal. The dam of Phyim-re
Fobes Is (larlieltl Tlffiiny Vobes
one of the oft-proven producers of
Ihe PJiynn n; herd.
Wc Buy for Less
tVe Sell for Less
': - SPECIAL ":?;,yv.
' FOR. THIS WEEK
Ladies' Qventhoc
With pull- lock' ndjuslei'
and double sniips. Regu
lar $5.50 . ..
.' . " For $3.95
' i Men's Sport ''
Coat' Sweaters , '
With four pockets.
' 51.93. ' ,
For this week's Spe
cials watch our daily ads
New York Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
10 Years Ago Today
Water man says to drain pipes to save them from
.freezing. ' . " . "1 j- '
BUY YOUR BRUSHES FROM A RECOGNIZED '
MERCHANT AND SAVE YOUR
HARD EARNED DOLLARS.
Compare our prices with those of n peddler's of the
best known brand. We guarantee that the quality
is equal or superior in every way to those sold from
I1011S9 lo house.
. Osborne Quality' Line
Wall lirush (long handle). .$1.85
1 Radiator Urush .j
Sanitary Brush 1
"Uottle ltrush
- Dust Mop (long handle)
Refrigerator Brush
,yPun' Creasing Brush
Dust Pun BihkIiI
pish Wtp ..:.'.-;:....'...:,..:!'..
V Percolator .Brush '.
. Split Duster . .....
'i Vegetable Brush
' Clour Brush
; Skirt Brush
.v Bath Brush' (large)"
'. Bath Brush (small).
Nail Brush (nied. and stiff
Wc save von up to $1.35 on a brush nnd guarantee
; the quality. Trade with your Home Town Merchant
and Save Money!
The L. & L Drug Co.
Peddler's , ill
Line SAVE III
$2.40 $ .55 I y
'.55 .95 '.40 I?
.95 1.55 , .60 E
.35 .15 , .10
1.90 2.75 ' .85 II
i.30 .45 .15 I;
...-30 .13 . .15 I p
.1.00 1.45 .43 j
-" ' 35 ., vt.) M ,i,,.M?i,,l, fi
.. .15 .25 .10 ;B
.; 1.25 ' 1.75 . ' .50 '
... 1.60 . 2.50 -.HO I Dd
1.60 2.9.1 l.;i.i H
2.30 ' 2.95 ' .0"! .. U
1.95 2.10 i ' .15 j
.85 . 1.65 .80 i 1
ARCADE)
NOW SHOWING
Matinee
Nights
Admission
Children ....
- 2:15
:15-9:10
L50c
10c
DOUG
FAIRBANKS
In-
Don
Q
Sun of Zorro
Swift Action, tender I'o-'
niance, daredevil' stunts,'
with lightning-like whip
. lash, comedy nobody can
resjst-
I I
" 1
rnrrrTf ir irrrrii 1 i nn il isiiigaiinii-iWii
K3&3
RUJW1
mmK m M I
lriliiK fo Idnhu
Mr. nml Mrs. J. N. f'liniile. of
6il M avenue, nnl Jtdin Stewart
slartrd yesterday by automobile
for Iwlston, Ida.. planning to
stop en route ut Milton-Kreew-nter.
Mr. nml Mrs. fhoste ur nn busi
ness and wilt Is home In ubout a
week. M r. Ht e wn rt phi ns I o re
main nt Lcwlston. w here his fa
ther Isi In business.
Obituary
ltetHerlmt from lnjurj
Stun Nixon, whose right h g was
fractured Saturday while w orklnc Thomas t'arr,
nt on- of the Mt. Kmliy camps
Hsturdsy. nnd '.. P. Whitehead,
w ho sustained 11 compound frac
tureof me U-g In a similar ucci
ih -n t a wee k n go. h re hot h r--portd
from the (Imntie lUm-le
hospital to !' muklng a gootl recovery.
A German farmer considers It a
good oni n If a stork builds her
n'-s. oa bit ho usjtoy.
Mits. kmiii iiim; hpicmann.
Mi-s. Kalherine' Hermann. k7. 11
red. it of this com mu nil y for J
nire linn ears. di-tl et !" ;i. j
m.. totlav at the home of n r oh. J
Alfred M. Keh.r. nt perry, nller
about a week's Illness. '
M11. Hermann was born in fe-r '
many, coming to America in
She erofseH the continent to ire'
gon in S!iO. nnd made hr home!
In I ji firande anil at p. nv until j
her riValh. !
Survl tnir ar'- two th'UKbt. r. Mrs. t
Spokane, and M s. I
Kred poh rrna n. 1 .a. f ramJe. 11 ml ;
two sons. Alfred" M. peher. at 1
ry, with whom she nunle her hoito-. j
antl Henry .1. Itt Iter. t,f li Craiole.
The hody i al the Potin nku:rip j
chapel. Pun era! nrran-inents
pnd witrd from distant re'itlt e.
A I'ren hman by the n.inie til
'aptiiln I letlncett" has completed
the first resin r of Africa Irom
north to sou.U by tnolor.
Where there ain't no Ten Commandments
And the Best are like the Worst- , .
THE BARBARY ('OAST, old Frisco's Street of
(iildcd Tears, Tinted, Cheeks and Painted Smiles!
Virtue and vice, the dice in life's cup of chance!
A man, down-and-out son of wealth, playing his
last honest cards. Framed in the door stood Ca
millc ! !
A STORY TO GRIP AND HOLD YOU.
Camille oi the
.... Barbary Coast
With MAE Bl'SCH And OWEN MOORE
Special Comedy Attraction
BI STER BROWN In "BISTER'S BIST IT
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
I 1
STAR
Well Folks
Did yoii know you
had a new show to go
to sure have - it may
look the same . on the
out side but just put
your little 35e on the
counter and walk in an'
look around.
Sure, we're talking
about the Star but no
foolin' - Joe Carr has
had his drapery and
carpet men busy ' and
Chas. Harris has had
his nail drivers putting
in some good long
hours and they have
sure changed the looks
of things.
Better drop around
Wednesday and give it
the once over. We've
got a go'od show for
you.
P. S. We'll have some
thing else to tell you in
a few days so keep your
eyes on the STAR.
E5?og:
u
11