La Grande evening observer., January 29, 1926, Image 5

Friday January- 29 192G.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Panre Five
Local News In Brief
coming Events
March 13,13 Vnlnii comity
cironomlt- Axrigulturnl onn
, r-n-uce la ijt Grande, lilli
. School.
April 2 liUkt ilny to register
for irliiinry i-livtlnu.
Mny :t, 4, n, ttKlRlu convention
nr Wuinon's j-IiiIik in .
Grniutu.
Mliy -I IVIlllliry' cli-ctinll.
.Illllf II, III. I l-r-l IliOll l.ivi'XtCM'k
show nt l'lllfili, Ore. '
July Si. S:l, 21 Convention of
Norlliwol Ileal lOstitln asso
ciation in l,n Grande.
Si'iil. 2, 3:1. 21, and 2. Union
county full- a( ICIkIii, Ore.
iin to Portlun.l.- They will- at
tend the football mime there fiat
llrdny between tho I'lllraun Hears
mid The Northwest All Stars.
They left hare Friday noon by car.
Accvnlcd Pnr-ltlnii Portland
I Chris Maya, formerly n resident
of l.a Grande, has accepted n pos
ition with Kink's Pharmacy Ini
Markets
ADOPT POLICY
IHHtTLAM! MAItKITS .
iPOUTI.ANIl, Ora. (API Live
stock steady.
KKga. tuuer, buttorfal Steady.
i - ni TTi:nr.vr.
:SAS KltAXOINI'fl (API llul
turfat 4 To t 47 V-e. hero today.
POIlii.AXIr Gll.MN MAItKl.T
POUTI.ANh, Or., (API Wheat
Hlllt hard white hard wlllltt It.
!s, ItaurL soft whilo, western white.
January unil February. $.U0; hard
ortlnnd. whore ho is now muk li.K ' vlnl ' Ilnr1 hfrn .,.,, jlmry
alter leaving Liu Grand
IravehiJ for tho A. I), 8,
Mr. Mays
company
lmt frtlm Haker-
H arry Hwo n mot oral to Ta
Ornnde today - oil business. His j
home 18 at- Maker. . ..... -, -
lTt'itri'iimi" Covcv
. .. Lantv was a. business visitor
to I -a U rande yusl erdny. . M r.
ujitit livj s at t'ovu.
Trnnsnrtfii-t Hlness Here
(John l' Deun, whose hptnn la at
rove, was transact in! business lit
Il Craniltt today. . .
Unit ToiMIs ICi'iiiovodv-
Klwln Hunter, ton of t'lmrles ,r.
Hunter of Wallowa, hau rclttrnil
to Iiis liomo from ('opvuIIIh, wlioro
li huH been utlendlnir tho Orenn
Agricultural college, . boruusi of
fllnettH. He, hal in tonullM remov
ed hero yestertlay. Ho will not
return to school uiratn umtl next
fall. - ' . '
FOR M SI
January and Kohmary, 11.57.
'oni-i-No 3 K. . Y. Hhliiment,
Kobroury, fHU. - '
To VMl nt liakrr--
Mrs. 0-or:o Hlllman lelt today
for HaUer. whero ahe oxpertH to
vlnlt for faOveral weeks. ' '
rorm'tkm-fT . .
Men's work slilrts should Jiavo
liet'ii puiccd at Fn cents instead of
$1.25 in the Nir York tore ad
yerliH'Mnent which -. appearr.d In
'fihursduy'B Ksaue of 'Tho Observer.
Here front Vaklmn ' --
Mrs.. and Mrs. J.,K, Mt;Cluronre
here from Yakima, on bunlness.
'I'lu-y are. registered a,t the Koley
hotel, ' ; , ..
Air. Slack If IU-IH'i- '
Hnrr Hlacik, of Hummerville, con
tinues to improve at the Grande
Hondo hospital, where, be is bebiK
treated for pneiimonlu.
K. f.. Itallard, county agent
leader, from t'orvallls, t In the
illy on business today. Mr. tuU
atd nnd H. O. Avery, county uKent
of Union county, - went to KIkIh
this miornoon on iniHlncsa. Mr.
Mallard will leuve this cvoniiiir for
Ontario. Ho ex poets to be fn this
Vart of the stitt.for two or three
eks on official business. .
In I'oithnul this V(vk
Donald Vunk" is InM'prllantl Ibis
wpek vtsiUiiR friends. -Hft will uImo
visit bis sistttr and brotlier in-law.
who livo.at 'lillamook lor a few
days. He -will koc, tho fonlbajl
mitue in l'ortland tomorrow be
tween the I'hieatfo Hears and tho
NoWhwest All Stars. Mr. Funk
plans to return to his hotho hero
.Monibiy." -
MAItliWN AT A i'An:
' NKW YOllK, (AP) Stocks
Strong; many speelaltiea rally , 4
1 1) 7 points,
; ltoiiris-i-eVin; supir bouds
spoml to tra'K" Improvement.
KorelKii i;xchflMKf, ' tStoody:
l'reneh frnnoa h)lu:r.
t'olton ltareiy s'aly; spot
imirUots. ...
..SuKar HlBhor; rnban buylnir. 9
Coffco lxvor: oasit r (Iraaillan
markets- .
, Formal adoption of a now policy
for tho Star by Meyers und Bowen. i
proprietors of the Arcado and Star
theaters here, will lukt plact Sun:
ihiy. Jan. 81, when dally shows!
twill be inaugurated.. . - '
"Wo bellevo h movlo ' fens t
would rather soo u jjicturo while 1
II is new and not have to wait aw-
eral weeks arier it hua played J
Hnrtliinri" Mevoru nnd Howcn'drt- -
clare. "HeeaMsc of tho vaudovUlo.
ami mail shows that havn up pear
eil at the Arcade wu have not bticn
ahlu to play soina of tbO pictures
us soon us wo wanted to but with
this new nrrnniromont wo feol con
fident that wo will soon be uble to,
cnti'h im on the nlctures wo havo
r4' ! Inul In tint ntt nluvlnir Ami' WO will
be showing pictures here buforo or
Get 1-iKbtli ; ratio Dlplomniv
Nine pupils of district schools
in t'nion eouuly made suoccssfiil
application tor eiKhth grado dlp
louias at the end qftho first scin-estn-.
accordbiff to tlie county
superintendent. Three of tho
group were from North Powder:
Hazel ' Pierce", Dick Parker and
Tbebno MoKeen. There was one
ouch from the other six schools:
(lomi I'orry, lmbler; Milton Cal-
rt'HK'A.OO, iA; W'hf.ui -r-loirm;
small world supplies.
Corn lllt?htrt oro walbor.
cam? Kirm. v ; - . '
lloffs Active, but easier.
AIJIAXY FKiHTK HIKKAHK
iAMIANY. Ore. -r-The spread of
smallpox and " other coutut,'lous
diseases lii Albany has caused tho
authorities concern as to the mo-'
tliods In which to combat the epi
demic without closing all public
Kalherlnirs. . . More than loo eases
of smallpox have been reported
since tho census was :- taken two
weeks ao and , vaccinations of
school children arc beini? (jiven in
considerable numbers.
H. Joseph Meyers, city health
office, reports nhout12 oases in
Albuny, with 4U homes quarantin
ed, and Dr. J. H. Itobnett, county
health officer, report 2D cases or
smallpox and 3.4 -cases of other
contagious discuses - outside of
Albany.
snort ly utter im-y navo nppoartm m j
Portland. .
r The western and action pictures
will not ho the only ones shown
at tho Htar In the future, Huch
stars us Thomas MelKhau.i Glgrla J
ISwuuson, Ktcbard Dix, , Uiiymoml IBP--pi(i
UlrffUh and others will sharu. In I -
the new pqlley. r want to know It." Hald John
' New carpets, new drapes -' and aoq ...
other Improvements havo hetjn ,re-s M.e(amant was subjected
Create
Fuvoiiible
To keep your complexion
youthful and to banish th
tell-tale riii It les and line.t,
we siiKKest.
HARMONY
COCOA BUTTER
COLU CREAM
' A real tissue builder.
Itencws tho youlhf il vIkoi
of your skin.
t 50c
' : . '. t ' . v ;
Glass Drugs
Inc.
Ia Grande, Oregon
A Flavor, wrilo l.ltlll.- pf AnlMlrn.
Wash., la tli al- othor nt-af rclu
tivi' who Vhrvjvoa, ." ', !
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COURT TERM
: ;; f yiLL BEGIN j
; l Qti -MONDAY
(Continued from rtr On.)
November term , of ootirt, will be
retried tin' n- churRe or pnBswtlnn i
pf lliiuor. K. K, 1 an boo their atv
torney. f . -' y - " t j ;: ' j
Mary W Welton prays ,dumaK-i '
(or Injury nlleKU to -hnvft f-been !
tltmo her properly by seepaxe from j
the Mt. Kmily Jor ponds'. Oreei'
K Hess ur oouns,l for tho pl'iint
iff, with t'ochrai) & Kherlmrd P'
pearlnK1 for tlm defendants, Tha
rase is set for February 17. . !t
Tho Dana and Depjuto ca will
be tried Keb. IS on a -possession
lilllKO
inu criminal case.
Klmer lilooiiniulst, with (Ireftn
A- Hems us atlorhoys. brlntfs suit ,ft fl ui,
latmlnst Jenninpi & Hhumato to re- 1 Wr,K,lt utv (hftW U(tornes.
rovT im p n i 1 1 Mt - priet- 111 it. ivr
on Monday, fvn. , itinpro
Wright represent the defendants.
Another eharKC of drllu while
intoxicated Is Involved la the case
nwilnst It. b Petei-son, li. J. Kit
chen defondlniT, 'which Im scheduled
rnr l-'eb. J.
A suit on ii Hote Is brouRht by
the Putted Stales National bank,
for which Oocbrun v I'IberhanI
are attorneys, itKntns.1 Ouy Miller,
who Is to he represented by John
. HodKip. .
Slajtitnry ('! Vp
ently Installed.
Visits District S'boolN
K. Ai Sayre. county school sup 'vin. I'nion: Pari Sailing, IlUpard
orintentlenf. w avlrftor at.-thx 1 Nvit Kjnith, Perry; Kverett Moyd,
Moss Chapel and Ki uildale schools
today. . .
VWtiiiK Uviv
. Miss Helen Duy Is vlsillnff at.
the home of Mrs .1. IK MeK'ennon.
Miss Day makes her home on a
farm near Island City.
( 'ove, and Mary
Lower Cove,-,
Adeline Miller,
In City Today
t Kd (Nino was In (he flly today
from lits'--1foine -, at . . I'nion. Mr.
('line hss1. just roqnvVivd froni u
severe illness of- several weeks
duration.
; A, Civil War veteran, more than
thirty years ago, made a vow he
would not have his hair cut until
Willium Jennings Hryan was In
the prv?lnt' chair. I'pon Mr.
Ilryan'ji ileal h. however, he con
sented to have it cut. 'r
OREGON MAJS' ' '
ON GRILL
IN CAPITAL
(Continued from Pmro One.)
made. It lf clalinod that Me-
Clamant, us counsel for t'ho private
company, approved tho contract.
Johnson today described tho
contract as "unconslennblc" on
the part of both the Bovernment
and purchasers.
Attack ItonKcyt'lt.
'Theodore (Tonevell va not a
irood American," Judtfo Wallace
M el a mailt declared today before
the committee which is Investlgut-
inr his filings for n, federal bench.
He baaed his statement on Itoos
evelPs demand for the recall of
judicial decisions In 1 tl 3."
"If any man who says Theodore
Knosi velt was not a jood Ameri
can can be confirmed by the sen-
jatc ils a Judtfc of tho United Htate.s
ifntclllnjf two-hovir. examination by
iho California!!.
DEATH CALLS
LOCAL WOMEN
(Continued frmn Tro Ono.)
this morntna-. accompanied here by
the dcoedent's hualmml, Walter
Hauvdale, and two sons. Harold
Hearing and Lewis- Hay.
1 Of the criminal cases, tho most
.sensational-4s hV InvolvlnK tv slat
t utory t'harKe aRattist Krunk Itlch
anlson, a hco.ic1 to the trial of Al
len Do I tin ey, wlio Is now scrvtnir
a year ln the statu, penltenthiry.
i liven Hess have been appointed
to defend him. .
UevivinK the trafflo details of 1ho
death of four-yeur old Ie Hoy
Illoomfulst, who was drowned two
i ami a niup years iiku in an irrimi-
tlon ditch Into which lio stumbled
on bis way homo after on errand
to the store, comes tho suit of Mrs.
Anna Itloonupitst UK'alnsl tho City
of La Oranilo ror damages. Oroon
,i Jless -and JOtnrencf Ashwill are
complatnanl's lawvct's. The city
will have IK'oiBC r. -Cochran,. city
nttornoy.
Taw to J HotHeil..
Fred Kpulu'und K, O. yeek. on
whoso fnle a Jury huny dtirlnty tho
L. C. QcUluKs, Viliq prays conw
pensatlon for work on trucks uctl
In road worU. will appear in a caso
MKalnst tho' Hloun Construction
company li'eb. 1U. Jesse Crum rep
resents tiotuiitfs; iireen oi Jtecs,
the construction company.
lliy Plaintiff fn ense.
Dr. V. T. Thy will ho plaintiff
In the eue I-Vh. t'4 i)0i,lt MrH,
Winifred V, Clenians over person
al property. Cochran ii hlborhnrif,
for tho plslntlff, and Milton; it
Klopper, for defendant, are tho
lawyers.
Tho ponoliidlnn: case on life: cal
endar us It now stands fs hroutrht
Ijy the stato' of Oregon, UKulnst
Homer Hldwell, for comlAtnallon
of n ktovcI pit that tho state hlwh
way commission claims should be
onlarK'!- 1. H. Van Winkle and
IHSfiil
A 'lu'nk, ;' Iftijf ot Suit
case to meet your indiv
iduabnecd GooJ look
ing, aiial)i!: and ..moder
ately pii;eil., ,,, .
tub m:u-
4. U, Ituvoia .ruprrarnt llio tAunniia
lnn. ltidwoll will h d4i-ndrd by
N-h hols, Jlnlloolt Hoaald, .
The Wild Rose
a xr.w Ai'uox ox v.Mii.!:.riii':i sirsi.iv.
A simple nml I'ffivtlvc iIivIkii. I-i-Ii-imI nl . . . llhi
Art & Baby Shop
"i:ri jlliliiB Vw The ltaliy"
We yy For Iss We Sell For Less
:m SPECIAL!,,
. CHILDREN'S FLANNEL NIGHTGOWNS
. ..Age 8 to 11 . , ....,V'.- -i
(iJc- - , ,......;.,,v.v-v
MEN'S HEAVY CHAMHRAY
WORK SHIRTS ,
50c " ': V-
' MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS "
$1.75 ' '. ... J
MEN'S HEAVY ROLLED SOLE RUBBERS
$1.35 ''.' ' '.-..
LADIES' RUBBERS
:;; .;: ' 93c. 't.. . , . ' ':.?
NEW YORK STORE
DESTROYERS OF , HIGH PRICES
111 Clly this Wif-k '
Halph IllMlcy. ri'iiroannlatlvn nl
tlii! r-nrmnwrTtfr-TTrntl rnnninny
of l-orlland,. I in Ul, (Inimlo for
a fi-w days vlsilinif Ira iuls nnd
lianlf!llnir'basiniBs! ,
1'iKik- l'lcluivw nt, 1'iiiini
Miss Mao Biennis was a.liuslni'ss
viailor to I nlolli y.Hli rd.'iy moill
ini?. 8I111 won! to' I'nion 'to tak;
some pliotoRiaphs ot the Inti-rlor
of the I'nion hoti'l.
AlK'iiil'.'il I'lini-rlil ill Ihikci' .
Mr. and Mrs. I'. W. Noyi s arc
at llallur to alli-nd llio fuin ral of
Mrs. Mary H. Slapbs.' who. dud
llwro Wtdni'sday nilllit. .
Sohl Inlvn-sl III KKs ,
Mr. and Mrs. .1. 11, Wolinor, -of
I'nvii, wi'ra vIsllfirH lo. l.li- C'.nllldc
yi'Htmday. Mr. Wnhnnr lias sold
lli.i inli-rost In WrlmiT. llrolhnra
sloro l hero lo Ills lirolll-r, llarry
WMinor.
'(;nes( or Kmiltlili'l' llcitv
.Mrs. Karoppa Wi'avcr, of Kntor
prisi'. Is visitlnit 'ln l.a (irandi- tli-Kin-sl.
of lnr dniiRhti r, .Mrs. Will
I'ldrnck.. Min, W avr experts to
ritllill to hir'.hnniH In Wallowa
iiunly Iho first of next week.
To I'oillanil for ;iime
Tiite r.arsen. Shirley Trice, Ted
Kline and llaymond I'aylon, are
ninonc 11"' ninny l.a f.ninde vlsll-
Keep Your
Princess Astrid No
Modern ; Foreiini News
Of AVomen's Activities
(Contlmiftd from Pnee On.
Reeking the poinled-lof Hhorfl Of
the. .Ainerleun style. Tims far. tle
slores hero have not been uble. to
.supply the demand for these shoos,
despite the fact they cost .twlen as
u t in-lt as ltiisslan-inade foof-wcar.
... .
t!i:i:l.N. (Ai') iilonde " mid
IdlU'-eyed Ocr il iiianneiilins aivr
peeved beeause the crown Of model
'lileen resls on the blaek, bobbed
hi ad of an eli-hleen year oil) lass,
Sonja .lovanowiteh.
Altlioilirh n Oernian citizen Hon-
iu Is not a typical Gorman beauty,'
the frauliens contend. Sonja, how
ever, is not worryintf over the crltl
oisni, for tile uward, which was
iiindc bv five Cerman artists at
the first mum) iiianneciillilH' ball
bus brniiKli her fame and a con
tract with I Ini Herman edition of
the "Follies."
With her rather, court apothe
iry to the late 4-zar, and her nio-
lltcr. it native of Serbia, Saiija, fled
from llussht diiiinit Hie first re.
volullnn and settled In llerlln.
i'he Turnverln, an Hlhletie club
in Sany., has serveil notice lliati
women can not wear lioinieii imir
.Hid continue as lilembors of the
oruanlzallon.
'Women mi'inbcrs with boohed
hair inn! let their hair Brow
auilln the executive committee
has ordered, "and tile others are
warned not lo ape tills un-Cermau
lolly of fashion."
KTART ;'l.l COIX'ACIK. .
HKXVKO (AI-) I'llllcd Stales
mint at Henvcr will immediately
coillllience production of double.
caBles, with an Initial oriler ror
five hundred thousand coins or ton
million dollars, Itobort J. Grant,
director of the mint at Wa.shlnic
ton, announced Thursday.
i
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ncniKiXfrim
ON OUR 'WINDOWS
SPRING TOC.S '
Of quality for men and
boys arriving daily.
Moderate Prices.
Clint's
Clothiery
"The Store ith f Tmricnoi-"
IIO(3 TKAIW OFF HAU.
STKUI.ING, 111. A saviiKe ilog
owned b' J. C Corson, lore off 4-ycar-old
Jane l-'oster's ear nnd In.
fllcted other woumlH riqulrlni; 20
stitches.
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Obituary '
mr.TTV AXX KIDDLK
A private funeral was held at
the home of Mr. und Mrs. M-Tton
Kiddle, nt Island rity. this after
noon ai i o'clock for their duuKh
ter, Hetty Ann. who died suddenly
Thursday noon. The Uov. Will
iam Crosby Hosn, , pastor o thn
- wfprun church, deity-
Rta Ifit Erlef crmon. after which
,..a lime iraoy was luid to rest in
the island I'lly cemet ry.
Al.V.t K. WtLsnX.
Alva t'reemont Wilson tiled al
his home n.nr Imbler Thursday
niomlnr at lo o'clock, lie wo
7S yours old. and had lived In that
vlrluity stneo 1908.
Tho" funeral will be conducted at
11 n. m. Saturday at the Suminer
ville chapel. with Sno-lRraea
Zimmerman In attendant. The
liev. George iherl Pollard, pas
tor of the First liapllst church. In
A Grando, will preach the funeml
iicrmon.
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Announces
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of interest to all who enjoy good high-class
Screen Enter tainment!
The Star Theatre To Be Opened
Daily
New Policy Starts Sunday, January 31st.
NEW CARPET HAS BEEN LAID; NEW DRAPES HUNG
AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS MADE TO THE INTERIOR
OF THE STAR THEATER, SO THAT WE FEEL IT IS A
CLEAN, INVITING PLACE FOR YOU TO ENJOY THE
ACTING OF YOUR FAVORITE SCREEN STARS.
WE BELIEVE YOU WOULD RATHER SEE A PICTURE
WHILE IT IS NEW AND NOT HAVE TO WAIT SEVERAL
WEEKS AFTER IT HAS PLAYED PORTLAND. ON AC
COUNT OF THE VAUDEVILLE AND ROAD SHOWS THAT
HAVE APPEARED AT THE ARCADE WE HAVE NOT
BEEN ABLE TO PLAY SOME OF THE PICTURES AS SOON
AS WE WANTED TO, BUT WITH THIS NEW ARRANGE
MENT WE FEEL CONFIDENT THAT WE WILL SOON BE
ABLE TO CATCH UP ON THE PICTURES WE HAVE HAD
TO PUT OFF PLAYING AND WE WILL BE SHOWING YOU
PICTURES BEFORE OR SHORTLY AFTER THEY HAVE
PLAYED PORTLAND.
A NEW PICTURE WILL BE SHOWN AT THE STAR
EVERY SUNDAY AND WILL RUN EITHER SUNDAY,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY OR SUNDAY AND MONDAY,
DEPENDING ON OTHER BOOKINGS WE MAY HAVE, THE
SO-CALLED WESTERN TYPE OF PICTURE WILL NOT
BE THE ONLY KIND SHOWN AT THE STAR. SUCH STARS
AS THOMAS MEIGHAN, GLORIA SWANSON, RICHARD
DIX AND OTHERS OF LIKE POPULARITY WILL BE
SHOWN ON THE SCREEN OF THE STAR, AS' IT WILL
BE OUR EARNEST ENDEAVOR TO ALWAYS GIVE OUR
PATRONS THE BEST POSSIBLE ENTERTAINMENT.
THE FIRST SUNDAY PICTURE UNDER THIS NEW
POLICY WILL BE RAYMOND GRIFFITH IN "HANDS UP"
A HILARIOUS COMEDY DRAMA. THIS PICTURE WILL
OPEN SUNDAY, JAN. 31, AND WILL RUN SUNDAY, MON
DAY AND TUESDAY. ,
WE ARE HERE TO GIVE YOU WHAT YOU WANT
YOUR PATRONAGE IS THE ONLY MEANS WE HAVE OF
DETERMINING YOUR LIKES AND DISLIKES. WE FEEL
SURE THAT YOUR APPRECIATION OF THIS "BETTER
SERVICE" WILL- BE SHOWN IV INCREASED PATRON
AGE. ' YOURS FOR BETTER SERVICE, .
Meyers & Bowen