La Grande evening observer., January 28, 1926, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, January 2S, 192ti.
MMERSIUSr
HOUSING IGF
MKHI'Mr. KntlNCSH (Npeclul)
Tin- went her Ii.'ik been ojiU'i
warm hero. There la ten Inchon o(
, : Hiiou. Severn I of thu farmerM huvo
filled tlit'tr Ice Iioiihom, ulthou-rh
the loo Is only uhout kovoii IpoIi':h
' thick.- ,
Mr. and Airs. It. J. Wank".' auH
family, air. and Mrn. u-e Vi!con,
Mr. and Mrn. F. Whlthn, AII.m Inn
' Hlonn and MIkh 1-Mnu, llcnnci- wore
' dinner irwHt of Air. and Air-. J.
J11. Kennedy, The nftornoon wiih
jtpont Hinrtnu: with .MIkh Hetim-r at
. tho piano. ,
Air. and Mrs. I.. H. Wlnlli, jMih.
Ituby JCuiineily. uml Mia, H. .f'ol'l-.
man wore Humlwy Kijeubs of Mr. and i
Mm, (iim 1'etorn. ' i
.Mr. and Mik T. K. Kennedy n-
..(Mlalnod nt u danolntr party Jrl
day evening,
Mr. and Mm. I Whllton, Mr.
and AlrM. J. V. Kennedy, Airs. Clara
llnliek and Will llullck worn Hai
ti rd ay evening KiieatH of Air. und
. ;3Urn. IA'C. WHhoii.
, Mth. OHvor Tumor received word
that hor fcit her, Mr. 1 lulur Is wefl
i biwly III 'at Jiond, Orftfon.
- MirwoH Ctora Ijiy, Klvii and Mary'
Vanordor and Kdwurd Wolf, of the
ark. were Hiinduy vlHltnrs at the
Ordoll Ijiy home .Sunday,
l.oron Turner was a iKiHscngor on
Jrlday'a slao for JJakor.. .
AIth. (Jrneo Jolinnon, of Powder
rivor. w iK a buninewi visitor at
Alodloal Saturday.
(loorgo lielber wan a 1 (nines vis
itor Friday.
. Cy Turner wan chopping grain at
tho Whltlon ranch Alonday.
Ordoll ijiy Jr. linn boon qulto
ftlok, but In Improving. a ,
Win Iluncnn und Morion Tlennett
: worn btiHlnoHH visitors at Iho Alatt
'iH-nn ranch J-Yldny.
THE OLD IRON FIST AGAIN
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GUY D. GOFF
LED Hft FIGHT
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!--' "WAHM1NOTON, (NKA Hpoclul).
Ouy I), tloff of Wont Virginia
; i a now Ht-nator. . '
' That Ik, Ih wna ouo of tho lat
Ijaloh elected in I!rj4.
Thla In Mb fii-at Hi-nxlon, oxcopl
! tho short oxi ni ono, of tho Ho'nuto
alono, for ooitHldorattnn of pronl
1 , di-Hllcl appolMtm; ntK, March,
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Of the Hi-natorH, fJorr 1b tho fun-,
meat looking.
ltuld uh a doorknob, with u
t round chubby, tnnocontly wldt
yt'd fneo, ho roHonibloa a koupin
'ni'oi'fi than 1 apylhlnyr Hue, or, - an
i-ono oC IiIh fellow nionibniH ro
- marked, a eriiwsi bolvvoon lluniptj'
' ltnnptst and. John Hull. (
' Ho'kuoWH IiIh pntlllonl , nltiff,
l'hHVrtholeHH.
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ItlK'il nl Iho flarl ho under
took tho linporluiit job of loading
the fight nun 1 1) Hi the acntlnv of
b'rald I". Nye. whom tho regular
ItopuhllciinH didn't waul, boon u ho,
- though ho calla hiiiiHoir a ltepub
. lloiin. he's of tho Inriurgont typo.
-fioff foil down on this atunt hut
lin made the very boHt of a poor
i'Mne and wuh beaten by only two
votes. (
.J!e' a niOHl offoctlvo ppcakor ';
no fill In, furbelowH or TllghtH of
fancy, but oxtremoly clear, logt-
Another White Knnmel
DISH PAN SALE
14 nnd 17-Quai t
Round nnd Ovnl
$1.00
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Phone M-85
PROMISE WEWS
DF PAST WEEK
I'HOMISK, (Special) Mr. and
Mrs. Y. It. H -acock visited Hunduy
at Iho Obe Hveareitgn homo. Air.
llt Heoek took u load of o:it back
to Alawillo with him.
Alius Frieda. Hcott, ono of tho
tcnehcra at Aln.wlllo. tipont 1 ho
week end with Air. und Airs. I'la
l'oulon.
Air. und Alru. John Lyons, of
Hiinnytddc, viwited Wediu-Bduy with
Mi'H. Lyon b' parent h, Mr. and Alia.
V. I. Kannar. ' i
Air. und AIih. Alarnhall Flesh- 1
num made a bind new trip lo Wal
lowa iho last of tho week. ,
Air. Frlnk, who is trapping on
fho rlvir, wi nt to Alaxvillo Sat-1
urday. Ho expects to retain next!
Saturday. I
Jarrett Kenneworthy visited
Saturday night with Italph Cnr-
Ho is going to train Air. I
I'uriinf'ii lini'Mn fur him. '
MIkh Kunico Courtney spent Sun
lay night with Airs. I'la Poulson.
There was a dunce at the Jra
Lively phice Salurdiiy evening. A
guod time wan reported.
Airs. Bertha Carper has bmn
suffering for u few days with out
of her eyes. She left Sunday for
La Orando to consult an eye spec
ialist. Hill f'arper who Is staying at the
Cox pluee this winior culling wood
was in J'romiso Friday.
(H'lociiuriaii Cotton Alru
Form Own Health Club
LONDON,' (AI1) Alanchstor
octogenarian cotton men huvu es
tablished a club whero they arc
doing their daily "Jerks' and
keeping themselves fit to thu des
pair of. subordinates who hopo to .
sL-ii Into the it shoes. I
Lord Inchupo. at 73, is still tho I
head of a groat shipping organUa-j
tlon und fur moio frisky than,
many of his younger associates. j
Lord HuN'our, at 77 still plays
lenjiis and never showed a firmer
grip on world affairs. Thomus
Manly, at N5, is still going strong i
as' u poet. Lord Oxford hIiowh no
signs of ago and curries his 7a ,
years with u vltn t hat is dis
couraging to men who thought ho
was finished when he surrendered
ihu premiership.
ho left a' prediction who uould bo
his superior. Now mo nutlvo pop
ulace Is Ducking to Turai's succes
sor. .
Toles of Hie "Miracle Alan's"
marvellous cures uro In circulation
and all hough the uutives of Tahiti
are civilized and ordinarily highly
BtiphlKtlcated, they are abandoning
Kurop.-an physicians and transfer
ring their faith to the new healer.
Hundreds are taking their ail
ments to him dally.
No clulmunt of curative powrrs
hud tho reputation or cninmumled
the faith vt the natives In a mmV
nor etualinj Turui. Hut his pro
phecy of u successor is owj aiding
iho man enjoying popular acclaim.
KalTs Catarrh
Medicine sSi&Ss
rid your iyitem of Catarrh orDcafnee -:auca
by Catarrh. Also as a Blood Puri
fier it civet wonderful results. All
Dnifmists.
F. J. CHENEY t CO., Toledo, O.
Natives of Tahiti Carry
Ailment lo a Now Healer
I'AI'L'KTi:. Tahiti .(AC) When
old Turui, iTtntetd Of unlive Heal
ers of Taljlti, tiled seven years ago
cul, cbhvliu'ltig ami o tho polnl.
not so common a merit amopg
senators, who - Incline to wander
verbally, all over the lot.
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H Kobert A). La Follette, the
present, stnys-In the senate until
he's 100. he undoubtedly will sllll
bv known as "young rtob.
Tha name- may appear to bo
fatftt tiled on- him for keeps.
There hjn't, however, u sedator
memlior of Congress. lli takoa his
responsibilities very, yory st;i'iously.
Ilo; doesn't, stagger under 'em.
however.-. He's not In tho least
pUffoiLup, biit-hu vlearly lias con-
fldenco ;in hlmstdf.
PERRY LQ
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Main Highway I'lauuod,
HOOD UIVKlt. Ore. At a spe
cial mooting yesterday the cly
council advanced plana for Joining
wltli Dood Itlvor county and pro
viding a now; main Ihnroughl'atc
from the city to tliu WeJt Hide
orchard seel Ions. , It Is proposed
toV extend Aluy nnd Shorinrm
KtrotH and tjris ell in I mile tho
heavy grudo tliat orchaitltsts must
now use in bringing their fruit
to , down-town warehouses.
The council Is ready to purohaH
rights of way at the west edge o(
ttnyn. At a recent meeting the
county tentatively agreed lo grad
ing and maintaining si reel. i t h-it
will bo needed In making tlx iww
city entry road. . -.
FKDKKAL INCOME TAX
BKUVICK8 nnd CLAIMS
Audits
Systems
Investigations
Kfflrlent
Service
Itasonnbl
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Areoiintant Tat Connsebir
l,f;rsnd. NhCI llank DM.
I'lHinr Al tbi
Offlcen:
. La Orando - Pendleton
Walla Wnlta
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I'KHIIV, (Special) Kota Itob
Inson, who ha been visiting her
aunt In La Grande, spent the week
end with homo folks at "ferry.
Airs. Anna Ht rough n, who has
been visiting hero and In La
(Irando for the past month re
t ii rued to her home In 1 'or! land
Saturday. Her sister. Airs, Henry
I less, aceompuuied her lo fort
land for a weeks visit.
Airs. Mary D. kail has as -her
guest Miss Ollio Hraughton, of
KoHohurg. Miss Hraughton Is a
teacher in the school at I'.oseburg.
Deforo ret timing home- sho will
visit her sisters who llvo lit. Cove.
AI Iss Opal Itelcltel spent tho
week end visiting hVr sister in La
lininde.
Alike Kreig and Oscar T.ee were
Sunday visitors at the homo of Ar
thur ltoblnsnii, ' '
Miss Lave hi Jackson, of La
Orando, is visiting her cousin.
Dlaneho Martin, while' hor mother
Is in Idaho. '
ltox llaxtor of La Orando started
work for Iho (irando Hondo Lum
ber company hero recently.
Mr. ! burner, of Hllgurd, was a
ferry vifdlor one day last week.
Mrs. Clara Johanson culled upon
Mrs. Ktld Fell Sunday afternoon.
Airs. Fell has been ill but Is re
covering. She In able to bo Up now
and do purl of her house work.
Mr. und Mrs. Ooorgo Jnhiiusen
and daughter, Clara, visited tho ('.
JuhuiiNen and David Juhunsn
families Friday vv,'n'nT.
Virginia Oray recently visited
her friend Aliss M-He Smith.
AI i s. I .oren 1 la rrls and t hree
children bnve returned from a
trip to Idaho where Airs. Harris
was called by the HlneuH of her
mot her.
Thomas Murray called at tho
home of his brother, Jacob .Murray
.Monday. " ,
ADss Klixuhoth John use n visited
Mrs. Karl Alurruy lust Thursday.
Miys f ourl A I array recent ly
visited her friend. Aliss Lola Itnb
ertson. Aliss Sadie Dehor, who spent, tho
last of tho week In La Grande, re
t urnod homo Sunday.
Marlon ami Gordon DaMentyno
culled ut Die Koberl Turner tioinc
Monday. I
Mrs. Nephi Combs is teaehing!
music hero. .
Mrs. Low visited her aunt, Mrs.
W. Thompson, recently.
Mrs. Clara Johanson is taking
care of her lltt lo grandson while
his mollier Is visiting in I'ortland.
Miss Lisa Hess was a ferry visitor
Sunday afternoon,
Airs. Alary n. Kail, uccompunlod
by ho rduughlors and sister, speue
the week end visiting relatives at
ovo.
Mrs. Zareta .Murray called upon
Mrs. Agne.H Thompson recently.
Mrs. Dora Turner was a recent
visitor nt tho homo of Mr Twllla
.Itihansen.
Airs. Fred fohrnian was a ferry
visitor last week.
Airs. George Fuller called upon
her friend, .Mrs. Clara Johanson,
one day last week.
Mr. Jensen made a business trip
to La Orando Alonday.
Nevll Smilh was a city visitor
the first ' of tho week.
.Mrs. Naomi Robertson was
among those who attended tho
funeral of Mrs. Hermann held nt
La Grande Thursday afternoon.
La von Morris was a recent
ferry visitor.
Fru n k I .ars-n a ml fa m I ly were
visiting frlomlif In Lower Flat Sun
day afternoon.
There have been several coasting
pnrth'M here recently.
Gut Travel Cost
yet go more often, travel farther, than
ever before.
, Go by train. Save in many important
ways by doing so.
Low roundtrip fares secure surprising
value for your travel funds. Figure your
expense in driving your own car against
the cost by train. The saving in train
travel will amaze you. So save the car for
pleasure purposes. .
Save nervous energy, too.' Your travel
responsibility ends when you board the
train. Thus ride in entire comfort, with
a chance jto relax and rest and plan your
activity at your destination.
Nomatterwhereyouplan togo.South
ern Pacific and its connections can take
you, comfortably andeconomically. Any
Southern Pacific agent will gladly aid in
planning your trip. Rely upon them for
complete, accurate travel information.
WHY WAIT?
You are welcome to have a FREE
demonstration of the FREED-EISE-MANN
Radio in your own home with-
out obligating yourself in any way. ,
AVe will demonstrate against any set
on the market, regardless of price.
. Let us explain our service which goes
with Freed-Eisemann sets.
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John HI. Scott, A. V. T. M., 805 Ycon Uldg., Portland, Ore.
Use
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Home-made Products Honest Quality Always '
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Telephone Main 60 110'J Washington Ave."
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llil, ytmnc Imly, ulin rjIK lrr
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the Hi.llytTfhNl ntmle n..iiiy
with Ihr nnlvp iinntHiniiiiriti
tluit Amrrlran ilri arw ffvf
New Handy Paclt
More Tor your money
and the best Peppermint
Chewring Sweet for any money
look for WRIGLFiS P.K.Handy hck
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Eery-day Magic
Chairs that flop into beds . . . bags that suck up dirt . . .
tiny ticking things that count all day long for you. Daylight
any night just by pushing a button. A stream that never stops
till you turn off a faucet. Any voice you want, talking to you
from a cage on your desk or wall. Actions of yesterday, of peo
ple miles away, going on a curtain before you. Stilled throats
singing to you from discs;' distant throats singing to, you from
nothing!
Uncanny, daily magic this, due to national advertising.
Advertisements have given you flashlights, telephones, typewrit
ers, automobiles, cold creams, motion pictures. They have given
you new eyes, new ears, new hands, new feet, new faces, new
emotions. They have urged such wide use, so lowered prices,
that almost wishes are fiutos, almost beggars can ride. Through
advertisements you've laid down the shovel and the hoe. You
can buy a whole harvest ready-to-eat in cans. You've hung up
the. fiddle and the bow, for a radio. There's little old-time work
left in this age of amazing short-cuts.
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READ 'THE ADVERTISEMENTS. THEY KEEP YOU
TO THE FORE OF MODERN LIFE.
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