La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 27, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, January 27, 1926. LA GRAND EVENING OF.SF-RVER ' Tape Five" rr" 1 1 t Local News In Brief 1 i i I ,mm TM 9 W " l IMI lM (OMI.Mi iovi:x'is April '- l,ns' ''' n-ghUT lor iirliitiiry Hifllon. .May a. I. a. Heme iom ration or !WminriiS clubs lu 'La i;riimlc. Mii.v -I I'riiniii-y HeWioii. Jiiih- II. I", 1 1 1 iiloii l.liT.(k vlidtv al TiiIimi Ore. July - I t'nrntion f vii'ihiKl Hi'iil Kslnii; assu- linlloii In l.ii iniuli. M pl. -" I'nlou loiuiiy fnlr ul IOIkIii, Ore. IWrv from linker . Ini Sltiml; in III till' city Trum ItaKt-t- Iniliiy IraliKiictlnt; ljuliirs. Hire Mils .Miil'lUllK ' Koiith AleKennon, u Carnier tt ir Alici'l,' wan n IiumIiioms vltritor lu !.u Unuide HiIm Miot-niiiK. i-llnr from l.otliie V. 1. ItoljlllHOll, WllO HveN lit l.nstim-. is u visitor In I.U. Grande iuii;iy. i ;iii In l.ll Oininli- W. W.. .iirt'lii-r la registered ut tt Summer hotel from Enler- lii liiiiilnu; lu i:iileiirlse f j.'K.sli'. lloiiiiin Hp-nt hint i-vi-nlnir tn .a Grande on her way home to Knlerjirse after u trip In the count. In City frm Suiiiiiiervlllts Clyd- ,M-Keii.ir, who has a rauiii ii( 'Summervllle, was a UuhI-ITo in ss viilor hure tod;iy. llvir Vt'stenlay . Kloyd) KVndall was'' truiiMaeilnc hui'ims in la (.nuule yrKlorilay. Air. Kendall's hoiqe is ut KIkIii...- In I'niibunl i ; Atw Chit ia In rorlland on biml ns.s. !( went to Women. Orewon tjir fir-Hk of the week. Al i:ii;lii Tmlay Mis. K. Kynearson weiit to i;t n this nioruiit and Is visiting, tii.rc uiday. Slo will rliirn hr home here tonight. Home r"n)iii Moise I,. ll.Henderson was In the city niurninj? on hl way home to daughter, Mrs. Clara Vounir. ac KlKin f':oin Molse, tdaho. where ho compunied by little Ksly Wilson, lias hce)i attending high school. were In the city, this morning en route to their home At Milium. Shopping in City They have be mi visiting with .Mrs. Mrs. Thomas I tarn eg returned lo Wiekham'a parents at Wefon, lier home ut Klgln 'this morning ! Oregon for. the pust '17 days.' iiih r several days nere HiioiipniK ( mill vihiting. Mrs. Itarnes has oeen fn Lji tylrandc since Salurday. Mr. Marker ItAcovri' Mr. Ibnry V. I'urker. who suf U red I he loss of his voice from a mi.) Kiimiiiv evening so thaf he roiild not "deliver his sermon if i Jiriictlcally recovered today. '..'i: jjj 1 - Ki junhls I'o.v Metier Karl ('. Ucynolds Jr.. wno nas.inad and Charles n. Keynoius, ior Inii ill or typhoid fever for six 'Weeks.' IS We"fl Oil Hie Way to r- Kivery. lie is .Sllllllg Up for IllC rirst lime this week. Merc Tor .Motion Mny-- .hsse Cruiii and W.-A...lenhnni. Ktgin attorneys, were in Lu Orunde in intend motion day ul the county court house today. Home I'mlii Mo-pltul Mis. I-Md fruit was taken toiler hmne on X (i venue loday from the Urande Monde hospital, when- she has been recuperating from an op eration. T.. I:iL. Itlll-lllliM IIoiiic Mi. and Mrs. SHvlus Mapalth and baby I-ft L tirailiie iiiip illuming for Knb rprise. where th-y will make I In ir home. They have lived in Lu Grande for the p.ist three months. . To VIK at r.luhi Mis.' William Arnold went to Ivlgm liii.s piorning .on the brunch !,. h-iiin iind will visit I lien for H' i-rnl days. She was accompan ied by hi lie Lilly Mroek.vho will iMi his grandmother there. C;illeil by .Mother's Mines' Mis. Korrest Wilson went lo Jo k ph this morning culled by- the Illness of her mother. She will be Here until her mother's condition improves. lu itiily fiou r.'iien M rniui Mortlanil peeial fin- Leather Vests MACKINAW COATS SIIKKC-L1XEI) COATS WOOLKN I5LAZKRS Tor Those Cold Days. Sec our line of stand ard make to select from at moderate prices. Clint's Clothiery The Store Willi a CoDnclmve Men & Uoys Outfitters Of Quality Clothes tannine nuint, of l'orlland, la In I the city toilny tin liiiRlnisa. Mr. Moore Ih n aon ot Will Moons stuto , Insurance loinnilsaloiur. 'llcre from l:merrls; I Mr. anil Mr M. A. Mump, of j llnlerprlne. nni-nt Inst nlKht ut the i Foley hotel, reluming homo this morning. Tl-sl Hell lu ItlllK Tomorrow ut noon limteud of Hie unual tlireu talis Ijy tin; firir bi'll. box No. 41! will he turned In twice, llg u leal, 1'lro Chief C. O. Murchison slated today. C'lilckrn IIoiim! Bums A chicken hoilHeTat North Oak. belonging to liruco Hend ricks, una burned last night ut' nine o'clock Willi u )tr to CM loss. Children or hot ashes caused the blaze, it In believed. Culled lu Canada .Mrs. W. S. Wheeler left Ijl Urande Inst night for Mcotatown, Quebec, Kaslern Canada, called by llio serious illness of her mother. Hhe expects to be uway ubout six weeks. Two Scarlet Fever Co.ci The police (iuiraiitlaed two home yi'Hlerday where Hcarlet fever tii sea exist. KIuch were put at the home of the ltev. O. W. Jom-H, 1015 .Sixth Klrei t, -and-Mob. rrt WoodK, corner of Union and Albany streets.. 'i ix . Milder on Mildness Kloyd .MeK mion uud lleorpe M'oeliran went to Maker tills urtfr f noun. Mr. MeKenuon will return (o l.a Grandi lata Hi Is itftcriioon ami iir. Cochran will remain, in 1 liukei- .for the Knixh.H Templar i llieetlllff there tills evellinff. I'U hit ItelallVi In I,HM ; M. J. rMlkp) Hulllvun jind-::lils son, William, and daughter, l'Tor enee. left last uicht bound for St. Louis, Missouri, Chicago nnd Otna- Kl-ihn. They will visit Mr. Sullivan's mother and sister and other re- tOilatlvea. They expect to bo nway j-ibout a month. k '., (Visit I n rents n Weston i Mrs. W. J. Wlekham nnd her I'neiiinoiila Ma (lent lmpruvhi": . I A slight Improvement 1 in 'tln condition of lturr Slack, of Sum merville, who Is seriously 111 ot pneiimonin. Is reported today from I lie Grande Monde hospital, where he was moved "for treatment about u week ago. ' 'Altcnil .Convention " Marl C. Heyuolds left for Port- .Seattle, last evening, eneh lo at tend a, convention. The former, as secretary of the I'nlon county chamber of commerce, will join I truce I Jen nis and Mlmer Stoddard at the meeting of the stale cham ber of commerce" in Morllatid to- morrow. Today the secret m-y Is attending a session -of" thu -Slute Association of Commercial Organ-' l.ution Secretaries. Charles II. Reynolds will spend. Thursday nnd Krhhiy at (he convention of agents jof the General Insurance company of America, nnd Mituniny win re luru to Mortland, where lie and his brother hope to see lied Orange in acliou. I ! J)Jg Jg JIANY DIVORCE CASES (C.tiitlmird from I'Hge tue.) lliruugli 11m: i-l'-rk, lluil llicy will Ik' ilroppo'l frntu tlR' ijockut at Mil 'ilnbli('ii of I'O diiH iinl''KH moiik: iu-tlun 18 InKi-n tuwlinl- lln-lr 'ii.H nusltlutl. ' ' ' TlHTl-air sllll aliuul S nififn for the I'MUltv ' fslon. whirl' will' fol- low 111'-' riBill ir I'rbruary h rm of clrt-tlit conn. C'a!H- were for Irliil ItfRlnj nlng .Monil:t" inoriiini;, February 1. and lolltlnilliij,' to IVIiruary 111.! IHlHTS probably will lr la!Vd .oo1i. ' Thf cab nilar HkI.i about a doz-.n criminal casc. lo bo pro.si-cutcil by the 'ii..i-icl nllorncy. JiplKi! Knowltn has signified Ills Intention or havlnif a new Krand July drawn. 'I'll" July called hurt I'Ybruary ered Ihrouglioilt lliu year. EAST OREGON OPENING TO LAND SEEKEH (Continue! from r On. tlihs. and that ther- are available now to setih-ri ninny choice Iracts of Carey Act land :ft one dollar per acre, us well an more Improved tracts at from five lo twenty an acre. ' Southern Solon Ranks ! High Among Insurgents I (Continued from rtr OnM clothe which hang with a "neat as a pin" HtlffnejM. Ills once flowlnc musturhe I" trimmed close, his jrray hnlr Is brushed lo nn upstandlntr pompa dour and his Mice' h extnniely ruddy. Mis eceenirleity is an en ormous black Mt hat. K w of the new senators have been less ob trusive tlKin he. but his recent vit riolic attaek on foreign diplomats indicates that ihta b the "iikt before the storm nnd Ihat he nmy !oo'n resum' his dramatic swash buckling methods. , His platform Is definite, and for the most purt antt. lie was an auti-Wilson, Mntl-war. Bntl-butfue L' -iuocrat. H autl-Vi'tiV.ai, a! SALVATION ARMY RECEIVES MONEY FROM CONCERT TIih receipt of $:iir. from tin benefit musical tlmt l.a (Iran 1c musicians Kiiw for the Salvation Army Kridiiy evening Is acknow ledged KniUirully today by Knvoy J. C. Murker. "A family of six InitiKvy chil dren t hut v discovered tills week In u home where the faJlvcr has been Aut of work for sonm time is grateful, too." udded the envoy. '0"ir relief fund was gone, and we'd have had u hard time to meet the HiirTeriuK that thin, cold weal her brought without the aid of the money that the concert gave lis." MlnlsUrhit; to latvi-d hihiIh o.h well u to Hlarvt-il bodleH, thf Ri'- vutlon Annyk conlhiueu Ha Indoor cump iiifetlUKN ut the hall eaeh evening. The ltev. J.A. Hall, pa.i. tor of (.be Methodist ehureh, Koiith. preauht d lawl iiIkIH oir- "The W ul of Salvation." About afi were In tlm -audience. r v i .This evfiiini? Knvoy: and Mrs. Marker will comliift tin: nervie which Ih to be fiatuced by ivauK- listlc music. though he unnuunee he will votr for prohibition us his constituents desire, lie in antl-Millon on tux reduction. Wants Mltf Army. . On the other liuuil he. is for au unity and navy that en n lick the world. He Is Tor fvirm relief and for a reiiulrciiienty that Industrial employes must, have (in days notice or pay before they can bf laid off from work, lie is for a nallomtl Jhn Crow laiv.'f . it i v . . iMeupe Is eonsbb-rcd one of Hie inlest criiuina4.-law.vo ii -i. t'u'' Mouth and one of the readiest stump Mpesikers. JM'knows more eotlo-x milt work- era pi'i'soiHillj-'thun any hvii.g u;an. and , J)m Miasms or the peuple in Soitt'lt ,i rbliiijL -belicvi-' H.iit ihev have in him ut last no aristocrat hut (Hie ,6f,; themselves in power, llo Is the euampioii. "Jlncr" and lo'lge member, of . tire seuntV. ; Une accomplishment which seems curious- In this Jef fei-sonlan Indi vidualist w-UjS Miitlng through an act prohibiting the sale of clgar- ts and clgiiret papers In South Carolina. (Copyright. litC. NBA Service.. Inc.) llt'SMAM) COMT.SSIOS TO SLAYIXt MONTMOHK, Colo. (AM) The body of Mrs. Ralph 11. Malrd was found In a shallow grave, covered wilh less than three .Inches of c:vrth, .on her husband's iinch near Niittn-itu, Colo., lute Monday, after Malrd confessed to author- Hies that he tier H. fin'5. " killed her on Decern- City Treasurer Makes - Report for Past Year ..(fjontlmijcji froiy,. I'nw. . .neO lieftel'-ncy taxes Itl.SKL'.ns Improvement bonds U7.17-l.27 Men., and Misc. receipts tiics ?i;t.fl7.N.J.') .... 17.S07.I5 O-nenil bonds W.'iterworlt betterment bonds , Sewer extension bonds. Lsr.niMt.nn inr, iMiu.no riencral ohliKntlnn bonds I'lre equipment bonds.... M.tnd (taxes) Minerjrency (taxes) Special Interest (Inxen).. Kefuml wafer "(taxes).... Addltionrl sewer (taxes) Mea.ver Creek pipe line (laxes JX.:ML'.7I) Library (1-i.xeH) Mark (laxe.s) Imp. bond sinking fund (taxes fLia'i.iiL') Imp. ttislricl Interest .... Imp. bonds (not ineliid- cd In slukliifr fund).... Imp. bonds Inl. (nol ln . eluded In siukliif? fund) iTi.aoii.no A 5,ona.Mi. l.:ui!i.i!i 2.4tin.iiii 7.7ii.r.! 7.1 Hi-!M L'.OLS.Jil 7,r.:t2.r:i l.xr.4.4 1 Lsr;.2:i 4 2i;.7i 4 L'.il 17.4 4 l.r,iion.r.2 Total 7us,(i,rr..y2 , MIslMirHrmciit.s. (lencr.'if warrant. its,!! 1 4,fiK (ieneral warrant - Ihier- est Miscellaneous Water work betterment . bonds (warrants paid) Si wit exti tision boliils (wnrruits p;iid) tibllcatlon x wi-r bondM (warrant paid) I'ite eiiilpment bonds (warrant paid) Motii) - : Special Interest (Ieneral boud.H Improvement bonds .... 1.1 2P2t;u.!i4 rK. 72l.uk 42.:t4...7:t 3li.tt7 nr..oi's.;t4 I. 100.0(1 II. 0 Ml. (HI 2H.(HMl.M 27.7:tr.n;i 7.4SS.1I7 l. m; .:! I2o.i::x.i;.s 22. 422.41! Library Murk - Improvement' district .... Imp. dist. Interest Cash on hand Jon. 1. J 92ft 2r.S.42L77 Tnlnl 7os.(ir. a woumm br" iii:ai.tii will le yours nnd you will feel that you own the world, a Her n coiinw of my chiropractic ndjusi-iiM-nts and eleetrbnt treatments. It Is realty wonderful what Im provement we can make. In a man or woman In a. short time. font; In and let ine explain It to you. DM. J. 1 MHI MM iO Stitiimcr Mldg. l'ltoue 49T-W Markets IOUTIj.1 MAMRHIS POUTI.ANb, Ore. (AP). Uvv-' stock Steady. KKffs One lo two cents higher; first l'7friiSc: extrua j ( Matter, butterfut Styudy. j , I'OMTI AM) (MIAIN MAMKirr rOMTl.AM. Or.. (Al) Wheat Hit 11. hard white, hard whlto M. H. Maart, soft white,, wealern white, January and Kebruary, tl. fii; huri winter, northern spring.. January and February, J 1. 07: ' western red, January and Kebru-1 ary. Corn No. 3 K. Yr Miipinent, i January and February a4.5U. ' .MAMKI.TS AT A (iliAXCK -.MOW YORK, (Al) Stocka IrrejfiiJar, sporadic rally In mo tor Hhares. , ,' , Monda l-'irm; new btsuea. heav ily over subncrlbed (; KorelKU, exchaiiKes ' .Steady; trading quiet. Cotton Lower; easier; southern fpot markets. Sugar Hugur; good spot busi ness. ' . 1 Coffee Lower; wujler Unizlllan ma rite I a, CHICAGO. . (AM.) Wheat Kirm; bullish Liverpool cables. ; ART CONTEST ' FINALS DUE JANUARY 30 fCnntlnued from rg On) nlsilmrTnTneTlHO memory contest. High schbol and Neighborhood cliib entrants . will hieet at the library . basement to be tested .tm their recognition' of pictures, giving titles and nams of artists. . Kor the Vlubw'onipB "vfto jexcell. I hen is a prize of furnished by t lp art i (lepartnmnt, ; The - four prizes In the lilgli school 'depart meiit am directed as lollops: scn- ior, ?iiu; junior, IG;' aophotnon, ?15; freshman, $10. - i . La Grande People View Famed Hawaiian Islands . fContlnurd from Iage On.) a(nne sixty miles from her inland home. Here we had our first ex ample of Hawaiian hospitality. A delegation of nice young men nnd Wie Buy f or Less Ve Sell for Less ' BLAZERS AND SWEATERS All-Wool Blazers for. men and (. women at .....:J.....$3.95 Heavy Wool Sweaters plain and with collars; beautiful assortment of col ors :.;..$3.95 Don't Miss This Opportunity New York Store DESTROYERS OF HIGH PRICES STAR NOW IF. S. Secret Service Men Knew I he man who unfolded' tile fut ire. And when his greedy hands had utmost reached her heart, w lien disllluslonmcn'. came and aim etutch ed u I prison ba rs, M'h a Ireniendoiis drama from the rec ord written by Wll Ham J. I'lynn. "Behind :. the Curtain" Willi . I.I I II. I, i; ItK'K.SKN .IOIINW IIAIIItD.N in iti:i mtvsuN IIMll.l.S t l.AltV mill oilier A iw-tinntlmiiit. finift-liluvln roiimnr1 from IITr, IciiiIii. wllh hitrlKllc. "Too Many bucks l'-iiiliirliti; I Ken Coibctt iii.waiii: oc iti:i..MHlA' C'ollMiljr 60c Special 50c : ' Bottle White Pine Tar Coygh Syrup, ':( : - 25c ' ; 15ox Aspirin Cold Tablets, Bothfor 60c ten Klrs canic down lo the pier to Bi-eet mi with so,ni;a and music ami. lo decorate each iUKscntfer with lets or' wreaths. ' Views ruinous Crater.. At Ttite jder we took iiutoH for the craJer of K llanea, "t he house of :evoriuHtlnK" fire' which la the chief 'attraction of the Island, It is some-thirty miles from the port. a delightful ride, tha latter part beln through u, fern forest. One might plniosl expeel to see prehls- toric animals stalking uibout Its lipi,ninted. 1 Around Mie miter is a cool. Miln summer clothes. As wolmo.st interesting section, with heal It may .seem there are no snakes or j t.,imnailng from flsuro8 lu the vol wlld animals on the Island. We 0anlc rock bv which you could slarlcd out In beautiful sunshine, ri.;inv rook an egg or a steak, many, of the passengers weiring At tH. rrtr there Is a good ho- arcadeH ! i 1,11 imm, amSSSSSSai I;'.; mt ' T'.-...' The man who made "The Sea Hawk" and "Winds of Chance." Mr. Lloyd's first picture since "Winds of Chance." A Great Cast Including-- Anna Q. Lionel Barrymore Robert Frazer 'Edward Earlc Marceline Day cool, thin summer clot lies. Ss we hcKan' to Iliiib thd numntiiin uml lieu red crater tlio cloiids ap- peured, then a mist, soon n Rood rain, then o I must n clotid burst. )'u were up In the clouds.- The wind blew a hurricane ami many of .tho pa.vsengers were drenched, but all were game and .determined to stick it out. to the very toj). When we arrived at the rim of the crater we could not see a foot below us I ..... ....(raced our steen much ills. Nilsson Seppf rted by s Gladys Krockwell George Kancroft 'lei.' the Volcano houi;e, where We ihnd an excellent lunch. We started ! for Jlllo olid were soon out ot the I rain in the mountains ami back j down into the sunshine of the vat- ! ley. Wo pushed through Hugar cane Melds, by sugar mills, tropical ' fruit ,lrces, pineapple plantations and beautiful gardens and wore soon on the ship again and started on our way to Honolulu, some one hundred - and ninety-two miley juway. , - . j Sunday morning as we drew ium; to the harbor of llonotulu we had a real thrill when dozens uf j;ir- .planes trom Hie naval station, and army base came out to meet us. Witliiu three hundred yards of the (dock some, fifty intive boys came 'swimming around the ship diving) . for coins thrown by the ptusMeiigers, i As the ship berthed she waa sa- j luted by the music of a regltm ui.nl jband stationed on the pur. J More VUmers Se-ii. I Jlere we lauded for a thren d.ir slay. Sunday the passeliivs were ( fren to enjoy themxelveH as I lu y wished. We skirted to walk up ,town and had only gone two block:: when we were hailed by man in an uulo. Me asked us If he could have the pleasure of ciilertuinlng us with a morning's ride. Ik prov ed to be Captain Osee Mogcrs of the regular uriny Ma' lened here. t'pon learning we weiv. Intetested In flowers Air. Koger.n took is to an old Hawaiian resldeuci with a garden full or rare flowera and plants. The lady presented us with a bloom of the "Mlrd of 1'aradlse" a very mire plant on Mm ishtnd. it was the admiration of all the pas sengers on th ship l.)i si-vera I days. Such a delightful maimer everyone has here trying to ulei lain every strungcr wlio come.i to the Islands. The next two days w ei e sp, nt sightseeing In our auto tibont the Stamped Dresses New dirsscM In (Jhighanis ami Cohn weave. Simple cffellve pattenis. Only $t.0(.. .Miiko Ihcni now Mir Spring, Art &. Baby Shop "iAi'i'jililiiir I'ur 'llio iiiiliy" THURSDAY - FRIDAY SATURDAY Admission ... .40c; Children... - OX Jv(& 3ltttp;r i'nlic News 1 k A linit national Picture raulinc (.aron Russell Simpson BOYS' SUITS IJoys'J heavy wi'iKht fk'cce lined I'niim Suits, flat knit 89c 60 STORES THIS UUB city and .surrounding mountains. Tuesilay ut sunset the ship unite 1 amid streams of colored paper an I uhoweru of con Tet 1 1 nnd the sougu, ; music und farewells of jjur Jla wallun I'rteiidN ringlfig in our ears, (To he continued.) IJOTEL ASTOO 2nd 4 Hill Ln An..U.V EVERY ROOM hat PRIVATE TOILET 50 Buths New, Modern Close to Shopping District end Theatres ' FREE GARAGE Taiiff from $1.50 Her hack was turned to the things she held dear est; her face to the rising sun. This prcat woman who vowed she'd fight for the man she loved stole quietly away, knowing in her heart she had made the greater sacrifice trusting to his heart to find out.