La Grande evening observer., January 22, 1926, Image 5

Paw Fiv
Friday, January 22, 1926.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
n
Local News In Brief
mi; events
April a Ist iy to rfjlstcr
for primary eUVtlon.
May 21 Primary. t'U'tion,
June II, Kt, II Union Uvestwk
rtlinw nt I'nlim. Ore, .
July 2, 2:t, 2U will Ion of
Sfnrt Invest Jtval Ivstato tuiso-.
rlnllnn in liii ramie.
St pi. 22, 2:1. 21, tunl 2."! t'n ton
enmity fiti i- at iillii. Ore.
touches the iloiai Chapel School
thrue' miles north of IshuiU City,
came to La Gran tie AWMlnetnluy to
talk yivfT- matters of school tntnr
ohL with the county HUrintmcl
'nt. " - .
lien on 1tilnes
Wnnl Mf'Litim, of yo, Holies, In
In tin: city on business.
Here from Knterprise
Air. Ilutlcrfti'ld, ot tho T. S. and
3 romonny of Knturprise Ih In the
city on husincss. .
(.nests in I ,n (iraittle
Mr. and Mrs. K. IK Jasper ' nrc.
In La Orandii. for u day or two.
Their homo is at AHcei.
IIci-u on llushu'ss
Clint 1-ouin. of KnterprUo, r on
a IniKlnesa trip to La Orande..- ;. .
Ill City Today-.
Frank McKennon, who has a
farm near AlicnI. was In tho clly
loday on huslnenH.
Xn Snow Al I'eiullrtou . . .
Trulnmciv on train No, 24 thlk
inoniinK report that I hero Ih no
Know. at i'eiullnton. The Hide walhH
ire said to bo perfectly dry and
the weather warm.. The.ro Ih no
snow nloitK the trucks uh far iik
tillihon coming this way.
(few for IfreiiMmsti-atinn (
J. 1. Wood, ' rtlKirlct highway
engineer for the. Idaho bureau of
public iWorkK,. was In the. city thin
mornhiK', lie came here from IiIh
hejKhniarters at' Holm. Idaho to
.see ho rotaryH new plow demon
si ration on "ilie highway over tlio
Who Mountains today.
SQGiAL NEWS r
FROM IMBLER
Bruised 'by T,og
Hurt Hohha 1i:ih heen at the
Havoy hotel for a conplo of days
recovering from bruises nhout his
rhext caused by a Jnfe that rolled
over him while, he was worklnj?
at .one of tho lmnher. rumps.' lie
will he uhlo to return to work
soon. -
Hero fiiim F.Iin
A. H. -PiifHonH wiib n. visitor to
l,;t flrantle today from hit homo
near KlKin. v.
'I Hero from Wallowa -
(i. W. Cameron is. at the
$ mer hotl, registered from
Iowa.
Som-Will-
l lolloii Dny at l'-nlorprlsc
1;; Judge J..W. KnowUs Is at Kn
;"i;terprlse today - holrtinff motion day
I'for Wallowa county lliltfanla In
circuit court.
1
I'ln Walla Walla
.& K. CI. Hick more han Bono to
VWallu Walla, WaBhlnsflon, Mrs
Jilckmoro is employed in the htKh-
;way offices here.
Test Cnttle In Wallowa County
Dr. W. V.. -Thinl lewalte has re
turned to l.a Oramjftfrom . Wal
lowa, where ho.tesled sevorol herds
'of caltle In that Beetion. He made
arrangements .to '. tost iltlc' In
Wallowa county for the next four
or five weeks nnd, " will return
there the first of next week.
Kill the Germs in
Your Nose find
Throat
THE KANTLEEK
Metal Atomizer,
Is Irak-proof. clOK-n'i'oof an.l
uii'-liKht. AilJiiHlnlile no Umr
either wnter bnliitlnna or
henvy olla may ho uhoiL Al-
just:illn In- ilrltvfc Uh.'r
IlKlit or liiiivy iiiruy.i, . v;
Glass Drugs
A(l"ntl' AVfKil CiroHfrs' ConvtMltlnil
H. CI. Avery wont to PenillMon
thifl Inornllifr to altonil the 2!)th
unnu:;!, convention of the Oregon
Wool Qrotterjf' uuMoehitlon. A num
ber of people puhkm1 through the
elty yestenlny on their way from
Holse' to Pendleton for the con
vention. They hull heen nttendlnff
th'e Nntidnnl ronvention " there
which, closed "Vednesduy.
'"Visllor from JNirtlnnil
j't Knmk llliinoliiird, n former resl
i'lflent of I miller, hliH been vlaltlnB
'MlicTn from Ills present homo in
i J'ortlund for severnl days.
ilomo rrom llnsiiilnl
. t i? Mrs. lOlmer' t'liapln was roturn
f i id lo her home at Union last
, venlns from tlio !rnnde Rondo
ospltnl. where she underwent an
Operation several days apo.
Has Mulor Opeintlon
' al Mis. (ieoree Klniln underwent a
major operation lit . the Urundr
ltonde Hospital Wednesday niorn-
. '; ins. Her condition is reported
'. t-galisfaclory today. . .
III at llo-ldtnl
Mln llldnelie Hanson, of
fii BTelihc. 'li'rt.HHHI'ul'tlio'WPHmlft
hosnllal. Alius HanBon Is
ntnloved ,lv the lllue Mountain
, creamery.
' AHen.l Wallowa fiaim- 1
, ,i Miss Hornlco Weeks and Miss
, Jmra. HasmuHSfn went to Wal
. Iowa last venliiK to attend the
douldeheader , h:iMU'ltiall frame
played there by La tirande.
1eMoIays Initiated
Hay Lynch acted os manter
counselor last eveninff when the
La Orande Ordor of l)eIolay in
itiated one new number Into the
order. . About twenty boys amend
ed tlio meet In jf, whirh was held
ut the Masonic hall. After the
Initiation a politick supper" was
served.
LA GRANDE
WINS, LOSES
lilliLKll. Oro. ( special )Onc of
I ho mexrlcst parties was tfiven
Tuesday evening- as a surprise to
Allies Velma Conklln on her twenti
eth hlrlhday. -niten of her for
iner schoolmates tfpent (ho evening
in danclnfr and urames.und a dainty
lunch waftscrvcd during the even
ing. '. '
An enjoyuhlo party was ly-ld at
)ho homu of Mr, and Mrs. Kmnk
.Martin, Siiturduy evenlnc. About
fifty RiiUits, lluliKliiiK the older
ami youngster set, wer present.
Vti hu m were played a nil the a p
provel Henry; Kord dancing In
dulged in. AHsisting Mrs! Martin
durinfr tho evonlnpr wero Mrs. l'ar
illa Keefer and Mrs. Kthel Miw-
ters.
Mrs. William Wljfifnns entertain
ed Wednesday ovenlnff at M5ttO."
Knur tables wore In play, tho hiRh
honors KOlng to Mrs, Jlom'er Green
and the consolation to ilerbert
Huoy. At tho etoso of the ffamc,
refreshmentswero served.
Tho younr folks of lMtmpkln
Ttlde mot at tho Pumpkin ltidjjre
Count rv club Saturday rveninir.
Games woro played after which all
joined in tho dunelntc, with One
Man's orchestra furnlshina: the mu:
sic. ..." . ' j
Tho Parent-Teacher association1
of the J m bier hlKh school held Its
regular meet inn: Thursday eveninu
at S o'clock. The. program was In
charjfc of tho men of 'the assoeta
tion and Iho lunch prepared and
j served by thorn also. Jt Is not
Well 10 no inu mm-11 nruKKi"K "
the entertainment and the feed
could never he surpassed by the
ladles. - '
liurr Slack was 'taken to the
Grande Honde hotspllal the first or
the week suffering' with pneu
monia.
The regular services of the 1m-
bler church will be held Sunday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. Mr. llam-
nion. ine oisinei ui.h. ..hi .n.i.. , rails advance.
will give the sermon and a large i.WiK exchunges Mixed; Jap
attendance is nesirou.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Wesley McDon
ald, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jttggs
and Murgnrot, of La Grande spent
Sunday at the Kiou home ot Pump
kin Hidge.
Mrs. n. M. MfCoy, who ha-been
seriously 111 for some time. Is
.Nteadlfy 'Improving and will soon
j return to her work at Imbler.
Miss Louise Slon ana unsion
Sion left Tuesduy for an extended
visit with Mrs; Charles Hill of
Telocaset.
Evdn the Realtors Arc Infected
S1.35 ; j I - 1
HI 1 I I-? . ,k . r-r-flj
-: -llmi'
Markets I - t-L Jt 1
i ' ; v . 1
TIMES PLAN . !
REFUSED BY
vj OPERATORS
- i - 'M
whether tne ronHllnlory mtree upon '
ehiinit.' in tho wic seslei There ,
was no mention of arbitration, i I
In his reply to: Mr. Lynett's prtt. j
posal Major InRlls said ho saw no I
objection to the proposal and that
the operators were "already to con
UT 1IUIIK .IIU limn rM(.i' n
plan uh you HlHTRVst;" ' ' - .
lOUTIiA.M MARKETS- '
1'OltriJANIJ, Oro. (Al'). Live
stock Steady. ' ; '
Ktfirs. butterfat Steady.'
ltuttir I'Mrm, top cubes ft cent
higher; standanls 44ic. .
SAN KltANCJKCO (Ar).--nut-
terfnt 461 47c' hero today. ,
i'oiTi..M) ;uaix MAnKrrr
I'OUTI.ANH, Or. (AD Wheat
llllll. hard white, hard whlto II.
S. lluart. soft white, western white.
January and February, $1.60; hard
winter, northern sprinK, western
red, January and JAdiruury, 11.57.
Corn No. 3 K Y. ..shipment,
January $34'; Kebruary, JH4.25. -t
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MAUKKIS AT A C.I.AXCE
' NKW VOltK, (Al) Stocks
lrreKUlar: several, food .IssieS sot
new records. ;
llonds Steady: many specula-
an yen ut new.httrh. '' ..... ..
Cotton Harely steady; southern
itcllinir. .
Sutrar . Steady; commission
lioue support. . ' l '
Coffee IllKher; truilo buying.
CHICAOO, (Al) Wheat
Weak: forelKii competition.
Corn Lower; increasing stocks.
Cattle I'Mrm.
Hoks Active and lower. '
BA1.KM, Oro. C. ; A. Tlnrtunl of
Marsbrield. ' cundldale - ror stulo
superintendent ot schools nt the
Koirjhitcan primary election next
May. ipivo n brief address ut the
weekly 'luncheon of the Halem
chumlier of rommorce .hero today.
Mr. Howard huM hern, spending
several : days . In .. the, , Willamette
valley. eojiforrlnir wltli'tho voters.
MEN'S !
HEAVY .RUBBEKS
$1.45
Heavy red soles with f
durable uppers. All
sizes. '. 'i )
lteSHI"a, Oro. ..An early
mornlnK fU'o at Kiddle, destroycl
tip. White Karnife and elirht moi
or ' vehicles, causing, li doss eatl
muted nt $12. "on. Tho (tanme
H.illywood. home -of movies. Is a topsy-turvy town so much no that eve
ttie business huqss are affected. This shows u real eslulo. office bui
like un t:i;yptlan tpldnx.
Obituary
is i,r.ssQNs la .
. lleiflnners or '.Advanced.' 1
i I'optilar songs' tuutfht In.
tlanco' style; ..over aaoo dif
fertjtt hrwiks. spacers, ' endr
inus, fillers, etc..
JJomonslrntlons Preo.
Vou can pay in lnslallmen'.s,
WATCHMAN I'lANO
HOIIOOl. , '
" V. L. CavanauKh, Mrt.
T-'jislcrn Orciton lulcCo.
60 STORES I j
THE HUB
was owned und operated by-K. '11.
Hart, .whoso tourlnir car was ono
of those burned. Autos belonit,
intr to I'eto Oarrott, E. H. Tfar-i
broilKh, Harvey Smith and A. W.
Anderson wero union? llfose . dj
stroyed. ' ' ' ' 1 ":
HOTEL ASTOD
EVERY ROOM bu PRIVATE TOILET
50 S Bstlis ' New, Modem ;
Close to Shopping Di.itict Kni Thamtrm
FREE GARAGE Tariff hum $I.S0
(Continued from fftffe One.) ,
scph . and at
evening.
Wull.ewa (2R)
Hitiiderson
ftirratt
(trawford
Johnson
llllliiiKS
. VlsitiiiK ill City .
, , Miss Helta I anions, who How
innkes her hniiie a.t Walla Walla,
; 'Wa.shtnKton , Is VlsitiiiK In La
'Orande at the home of Mr. , find
! Jim. A. L. I'lirsons. '. : 1 ,
j Ilaek from I'orllnilil
.'!'.. Mr Mis. W. II. Jlenler and
..,r.n uin llobliv. returned Iflhetr
home here last evenlnit from I'ort
land, when'' tliey went about a
week nea on n business trip.
i.' ; . 1
KnU-rprisc Saturday
Lineups
jUf'i. Oramle
CflUSS
...Ki-own
....Lyman
...Kumlel
..Larison
....Hanks
K
. r .
H ..
.Ttereree-piise.
AlrH Itrent trlnlev Is slnwlv re
AT WALLOWA I Kalnlnir her hi'iiHh after an opera
tion iitithe llrando Hnnile hospital.
Mrs. Verne 'l'ayne returned to
her home In Kntijrprlse havlne been !
'called here by the death of her
father, William Henrlc.
Prank lllancliard of I'ortlilnd, Is
vlsitinir friends .and rtdativen in
Imbler.
' Mr. nnd Mrs.' Al Huk enlertuined
tho thirteen, members of tlio Klite
club, who recently presented the
play "Mlw Molly," at their home at
I'lltnpklli Itlcllte. Tlio color sehlMiie
was pink, the tables .In-lnu decor
ated wllh a centerpiece of pink
carnatloiiH and pink candles. The
plncnrd.s were cartoons of those.
llennett, of Knte
.' r hn tnkinu- part In the play and afford
.... . .... 7 .' .r... . ri., ner. ulimes were played and the
Tickets. For Legion's .
Comedy, Eagerly Sought
(Continued from Page One.)
. Returns lei linker
' ii .lames Taylor returned lo his
: home at Maker this mornlnir ufler
- ttiuiiinp for'seeeral days In
Orande Willi ins nroiu.-i, ....
proprietor ot the tSrando Hondo
Valley bouse ncro.
' .
Tenches at .Moss I'Iiiim-I
! Miss Klldelle Hibbert.
of the centers, Slunice nnd Camp
bell, (is credited Willi u lurue share
in the blue un.l Willie vieinry. i ne
score stood 111 17 to 10 Mlsit
Johnson's enw leading at the
end of the first half, but Iho teams
enlered the third quarter tied at
I he 20-mark. Wallow a soon made
a pair of points and Iji firnnde's
prospects looked a little gloomy
until the last few minutes, when
the score streaked to 27, wlttr no
Jji further (r.ilns on Wallowu's side.
Kiiests treated to an old fashioned
laffy pull.
who
Many u faint heart (rets stronger
In the faint fire Unlit.
No winter is very hard when Die
en:il cellar Is full.
LOCAL BAND
TO LEAD OFF
ARMY RECITAL
(Continued from Huge On.)
plays the. part of tho ii-odtKiVl
sclnn. -- . " - r " '
There are other prominent chnr
aclers the pretty daughter. In the
person of Miss Myrtle JUuck; her
cily ndmlnr, played by K. S. C.wllc
llauis; l'relty Hoon. the. rural flap
per, a part interpreted with a nice
abandon by Mrs. Itoso Curroy;
Jlap Hazard, as whom Toinjbuce
(fuaranties a V'hole evcnlmc full of
howls and chuckles; Mandy Sparks,
niaved hy MLss Frieda Klopfen-
Hlein, and Tamarack, by lul Jtvis.
sell, who approach professionals la
their rube love-scenes. Ir. It. J.
Murphy, as the. foppish nobleman;
MIsh lucllle llluck, us tne uciress;
llenrv Meloncon, as tho dark, pol-
ilivian, nnd Archie lurk, as the
uenaior's privato "slckrltary," keep
i he comedy wheeling every mlnuie
tiley are on tho stuKej.
The cxwt ntl tho. choruses will
ho woven Into an ensemble per
formance at tho rehearsal In tin?
library basement this evening.
KM MA 11UVT'.Mj CI.AItlv
Mrs. Emma llldwell (Mark, 67,
died at Ontario yesterday morn
injT. Mrs., Clark was an early
resident of Union and North lo'w
der. Kho is a sinter of Frank
and Homer Kldwcll, of North
Powder, and Chet Hid well of In
land City. Funeral services will
bo held at the Methodist F.plseo
pal church at Union Saturday a?
te rnoon at 2 o'clock.
, . .
I.ejtion i'utit I'lck folf
. ' Links for War Memorhyl
KVKUKTT. Wash., (AD A
public Kolf links in the World War
memorial chosen hy Karl Faulk
ner Post of tho American i.eion.
This method of honor rew .out
of tho efforts of n citizens' com
mittee to obtnhn a course for J-.v-
erett, a manufacturing city of1
2!t,000 people.
A $3U,000 corporation will op-j
erate the links at a foe of liii cents 1
ror .share-holders and post-members
and fiO ceiils for others. A
aU' of I'lO acres is belns aein'iired
by the Lesion orirnnizatlon. This
K-ro'imil passes by lease to tho. coivJ
trol of the corporation hut title
stays with the LoRlon to amure it
aKainst loss should the enterprise
fall. The veterans susorlbe for I
$o,00o of the stoc;t. j
with a corps of camera men,
technical men and others as ;lln
advance guard of a cast of ru
plcturo actors who will film n'
! loplniLr camp plcturo, "Crashiniri
Timbers," in Klamath county. Tho!
remainder of the party is Hched-
uled to reuch here next Halur-
day night.
Kenneth Harlan and Viola Dana
will have tho two leading parts.
Tho plcturo folk expect to remain
here from two weeks to a month
and will make their loRtfing camp
tannics north of Keno, about 2i
miles from Klamath Falls. ,:
D. M. C. Thread
Our slock ur I). M. C. KnihroldorY ami CroclM?! ThrcAtt
complete. Hnpply imr wnnls now. Also enrry mis llo.l
lmtif Thrt'ail. - 4 , - ''''
' 'Art & Baby Shop"
, . "I'.verylliliur l''or, Tlio Unify" ,v.
I'll.M VAM.l Altll Alt Kl 1 :s ,
KI.AMATH I'- A I.I.H. Ore. 1
.lames Speailnff. a director fori
Universal I'leluri'S. arrived Jiere !
JANUARY 23RI)
CLOSES OUR
SIXTH ANNUAL
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
Our Entire Stock
Of Quality
Merchandise
At a Saving of 10 to 507c
Save Now on YourNeeds!
vln) Neighborhood club sextet:
Mesdames I.ee Houvy. T. It. Max
well. Karl Stoddard, Lester Stod
dard, Vernon Ainsworth and A. W.
Nelson.
Soprano solq, selected Mrs,
Jilehnrdson.
Oriental dance Miss Jane Stango
and Miss Galda Ashhy.. -
Aria, "My Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice" from "Samson nnd Delilah"
(Salnt-Saens) Mrs. IJolinonkamp.
Sextet from "Lucia dl I-ainmer-moor"
( Itonlzetti) Mrs. Klrhard
son, Mrs. liohnenknmp. G. L. Iut-
iton. J. T. Longfellow. George H.
lilrnle nnd K. 1). Towler.
Tho splendid new $ 1 200 grand
plnno recently Installed In the
tabernacle will be used during the
concert. Mrs. K. I Holmes nnd
Mr, lilrnle will pluy the accom
paniments for most of the number.
The dances will be ucrompanh-d by
Ms Lois N:I.Hon.
XVafric- Is Latest American
IHli lo IiiwkIc i bhiatown
SAN FRANCISCO, (AD Waf-
fhs, or in Chinese "Low Ixang,"1
has Invaded Chinatown. Intro
duced by nn American born Chin
eso, the trad! has grown rapidly
as though the one restaurant
where "Low Leans; is sola ciiiers
largely to the younger element.
The proprietor, emulotlnic the
Airier lean reslaiiranleur, cooks the
Low l.oang" In the window. On
the sidewalk usually are seen
onen-monthed Chlnoso observing
the operation.
A Convenient Camera-
-A Convenient Price
Oh Boy! What A Show!
Starring
(mntthie
POLA
4.WFTTK Ihnpeil a llltta. an
anr of llir ars al t'ort Hi-mti.
hn t'ranrtora, dia Ihr p-t
efnll up In a few .plliiu.
Vest Pocket Kodak
MihM II, s.voo
fletures li, ll'l
Modil II Is hurdlv as luriro as
your hnnd. . Toil can weur It. An J
yet Ita Intest Ensiman linprov".
menta. oil In the direction of sim
plicity mean cood pictures.
(It her Kodak H up
Itmnnles S'i up
Red Gross
Druti Store
Negri
IN
'Flower of
Pola as. a Flaniinp;
American Carmen!
WriUenespccially
for Pola Negri by
the author of
"Tol'uble David."
Tathe News
FablfH
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race big love story everything, to give you the kick of a
.life-time. ' V ; ; ? r
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