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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1926)
Monday, November 1," 1926 ? LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paw FTvft. Loail News In Brief Enlerprtse I"oMmHier Hrro Bon Weathers, postmaster at Enterprise, was a visitor la Ia rando.Haturday. lion mi From St. LoiiIm v.! '' I Mrs. (W. K. Thlstlewule nnd little Bon, Kdward. .joturned to jthelr home hero Saturday night at ier.twoi months In.Ht. Loula, Mo.; where they visited her parents. TTTTmhii Church Hero C Mr. And Mrs George Scott rt .'turned o thetr homo at Eljrtn on this morning's train after, spending Bunduy'in J .a Grande, - nicy came up to a,ttend the Church of God services, : a - : . ltelum'to llolse , f Mrs. W. It, Hoke and her small . son. Jack, who have been here Tlsltlng'her brother, Henry lAirga ,'son, and othort.'rclatives, returned .... this morning ;totho4r 'home In ; lloise, Ida. . $lonie Vom UUnolf ' .,! " ' Mr. $nd; ' Mr Arch Bacon, .re-, turned fo La Grande tjila niorning 1 ifrom Jflinois,- -wherh " they JmVe .jt been for, th,e, past month, visiting 'i Viltttlvos and Jrlcnda. , I ' y At Ykjlma All Summer i ? Air. and Mrs. X. H Hendersqn more In ia Grantjo. 'tlUls. morning fun- routfe to Kntorprlae, whore they ivlll hinkft thnlr home.- Mr., and' Sirs.' Hcndorson formerly HvjBaat Enterprise, :hut have been making heir home at Yakima,'. Wash., dur- ng the, summer. 1 . w l.net l',roni Baker . . .... f JMr. and Mrs. K. V. . .Cox, ,wltl sthelr small sons, Jack and Bob. kvdre vfeek end' guepts (rom Bakor In t the home of "her parents. Mr. Jnnd Mrs. J. A. ltU8Be.ll. ' Mrs. Run fsell. wWo has been seriously ill,, Is Hill a patient at the Hot Unite san atorium., but Is able to, upend her rveekends at home In La. Grande. . j . . ere. Oil Hnie ' 1nmra CHffff nt CmtnaAtt 7 .In Ikvrts In ;La Grande yesterday and tilts morning on bimlness, and will return to ttoise ihis afternoon. Mr. Clifford was formerly manager of pie , Boiymon-Hlcks Lumber com pany at Wallowa, hut Is now man ager of the W. H. Kccles Lum ber company at Cascade. On WV Home - ,i . i Mjrs. N. C. Daniel wail inrLa Giandej this morning on her 'way home to Wallowa from Portland. where she hus been visiting her daughter. Mrs. G. S. Lloyd, ' for the past four monins. past foil i On Wa jv to Wa I Iowa 'Mrs. Jcd Wilson, of Portland. whs InTLa 'rartdp' 'this morning ijn hcrt way fit Wallowa to the taome of her Uncle. Neul Baker, where Tier father, Leonard Baker. m Korlobsty HI. Mrs. WtlRon will lje In Wallowa county Indefinitely. . . - .,, I"- T AssM Willi Kiillr-fc- V The Hev. N. W. Bower, paslor of the t'hrlstiun church of Hepp hor. Ore., .wins here this morning ttn his tway to Kriterprlse. where he wlIL aHsiHt,'-vith a Christian eluirch 'rally there this week. Ht will beithoro until after Hunday.( V., : To Visit llrullipp . Mrs. U. L. Van Kirk, of -Forest drove, iirrlved here thin morning cn rouie to Lostlne. wliere she Will visit with her brother for some tiine. Drove Wclwr ' Mr, and Mrs.;Oscar Vthy and Bitli? sqn visited over Sunday at Wetwr. Ida., with Mrs. CMey's paronls They drove to the Idaho town Hilturday night' and returned last evening. . - -"" " ' , Hud OfratliHi Mrs. Henry MacCaffrey Is n the. OrandeKonde hOHpltal. where she underwent an operation a few days igo. Her condition is reported to b( very good. In Portland lr. L. Tribe and Krank Cul-t-n lert yesterday for Portland. Ir. Tribe will aitend a chiropractic clinic I here! ' fr. Cullon. who ha been under the care of Dr. Tribe. wAjl have X-ray pictures made to d.irmine the cause of his Illness. Hoiim fiviu Callfutda Mr, und Mrs. Charles Grandy have returned to their home here rrom California, where they visited fur six weks. They visited Mrs. (irandy's Rlster. Mrs. Nell Watson, at Monterey. Cal.. another slstr. Mrs. Howard .Cloyrs, at Los An- Michaels-Stern Value First OVERCOATS and SUITS At CLINT'S Large range of ' patterns to make your selection from $27.45 to $57.45 Clint's Qothiery TtM Kor WlUl OOOSOtOTKM" gejes'.and oncn. at Medford,:F Ore., Mrs,' doors 'Tucker. ' VLslU-U at Baker Kugene Moon, acconipunled by hls mother, Mrs. Ella Moon, drove ' lord is miekintf oliV'tVw on U V'lt to Baker yesterday afternoon for j form for repeal of state prohlbi a short visit with relatives. jtion laws and for .tho adoption or i 1 'llin Cunuiliun svslem. ' ' n Homo This x Morning Mrs. M. M. Buehunnn returned to her homo at Imblor this morn ing aftbr. visiting her son and two daughters Tiero over the week end. Hunting Over Week End - Mr. and Mrs, Nale Zwclfel and Mr. und 31 rs. Rube Zwclfel were hunting . phensants In Malheur county over the week end. The open season ' on pheasants closed there yesterday. . i ; To Visit Sisters V Mrs. George W. Klsli and little datitrbter. Joseohlne. of Tnnnnia. Wash., passed through La Grande this morning on thetr way to En terprise where they will visit Mrs. Fish's two; sisters, .Mrs. Herbert ChenowJtT, and Airs. William Bow er, for .about av month. IU'liimlns to Entoriirl.se . A. B. Miller.' sheriff of Wallowa county, was hero this morning on I his return trip to enterprise rrom Charles A.- Howard, republican. Weed, Cal.r.whcrc hcvent woek.!and. Ui It. Turner, democrat are agpi;aer a .prisoner VaWtl on a ( candidates fo superintendent; of statutory charge, 'l he prisoner i escaped ,Uip flight jAefore he ar-riod at 'oed so ho Is Vo turning hohie alone. ' : . . Homo From Ifospiial- i Miss Bertha Nelson relurhed to . Baker, wnero she Is a nurse at ot. Elizabeth's Jiospital, .this morning after spending last night, at her homo! hero. Miss, Nelson Ucebni panled her mother, Mrs. A., P. Nel son, 'tojLa Grande yesterday Mrs. Nelson has, been In the hospital at Baker for the post three weeks. 'AsxtMl Through City- Miss Adelaide Packard, newly chosen official of. the Woman's Bencflt association for this district, , cuj,s n 36 districts: t Somo demo whlch comprises Vmutlllu, Union , cra,c maftaEOrs assert this will lio and Wallowa counties, passed through the city this morning on ' landslide but the G. O. P. man her way to Bukcr where she will ' ueerJ practically dismiss this as a meet with the W. U. A. there. She mtbor i,e, dream Indulged .lh' by will return to l-a urnnne me nrsiiflor opponents. of next ween and will remain nere for the booster maettng to be held Tuesday evening. ? ' -' LOCAL RAILROAD EMPLOYES BACK 0 BUS, TRUCK BILL! - (Continued from Page One) 1923 and l!i2fi by Dlsputche itcher ,:Mc-f I . n thtf diV-y: 8,t(ik uave K Laughlln showed thaj in i8loni-a4oelmore haai 8, been laid off. . x'''' ' The O.-W. Tt. & N. coiftpany pays over JIOO.uoii a month to cm-.' ployes In La Grande." It was point-. led aut: "Any reduction;, in tlie humlier' of employes reflects loss on the ehtlre community. While an Increase of 200 per cent In tho business of the Mage companies would hot materially affect -La Grande." ' Position Kx pi allied "It is not lhat wo aren't willing to step out nnd strive for the busi ness," put In Mr. Price of the en gineers. "We don't want to put the buses out of business. What we do want is a chance for Tair competition. ' "As It Is, the state the private car owners are paying the con struction and maintenance of way expenses of the stage companies. All they are compelled to meet Is their transportation costs an Item that with the railroad companies represents only two-thirds of thu running expenses. - 1 "The engineers, compiling fi gures on the cause of decreased business about a yer anij a half ugb. found that the railroad com puny iuld taxert , hqro anfount mc id $187.t78,(i4 In Uliff 17 per cent of all the tuxes paid ; n I'nlon county. V A largc1ibrU d( that moni-y went to build highways . roadbeds for our coinpetilors." j . The jnotor.. bus and truck bill, referred by, the leginlutiire. ;would help correct this Inequality and Mft nn unfair burden from the ! private car owners, the railroad , men declared. The bus und truck operating license bill, they express- I ed conviction, would merely con- , linue the unfair advantage of the" stage compiinles at the expense of, the private ear owners and gen- . eral taxpayers. t Kvery fall for 2a years Jim Hark. ; retired eallleman, has searched for. the "Loft Uulehtnan" gnld mine in the vicinity of Four Peuks In the Superstition mountains of Arl zona. What Are You Doing For Your Puny Child? One I toy (.allied 1 1 I'omitbt In 7 Week an I If Now Klrong ami Healthy l-'or weak, frail, under-developed children und cspeelully those that have rickets, and need u suie builder that promotes the growth of teeth and bones, cod liver Oil is the one : medlebne supreme nothing helps like It. Mat It Is nasty nnd repulsive and evil nmelling and nearly always upsets children's stomachs now up-to-date c hernials advise Mc'oy's '"od Liver Oil Compound Tablets, sugar coated und us easy to take as candy. ' One boy galm-d 11 M pounds In seven weeks and is now healthy and happy thousands of otln-r children have grown strong and robust. Htxty tablets for 60 cents at Id-d CroM Irtig Ptore nnd all dru,; ststs and money back If not satlA XVil always Insist on McCoy's--Ui o:iff:u;U and F-nulnt. Adv.; - HEAVY VOTE IS EXPECTED OVER COUNTY (Continued (torn Page One) Senator It. N. 6lifirie1d la ll' tlu' ruco us aJi indepoJidorit 1 'i I. L. Patterson, republican; Gov ernor Walter' M. Pierce, democrat and H H. Stnllard indenendent ure .tho eandldntes for irovemor; .Stul- Wet In Haco The prohibition t, question .had boon Injected into tho raco for congress in. the-third district (Multnomah county) by. Joseph K. Carson' Jr.'demoCraH', who is opposing. Representative - E. ,M. Crumpacker, republican, Carson urgeaVepeal of the 18th .amend ment. Vor the atato lbgtalature, there will be chosen senutprs from 15 of the districts, and' ono short term selection, for the 21t district (Un ion and Wallowa .counties.) There are contests In seven of- the sena- torlal districts, tho nominees In the other districts) molng unop posed. 1 : ' For the houso there are contests In 20 of the 30 districts.. Judges InopiMiscd Supreme court Judges Henry J. Bean, Georgo M. Brown and Thomas A. MoBrlde are unopposed for reelection. pUblc ..Instruction C. H. Qram riyiublican and G. A. Von Schrllla uemocrui, are in tno raco or iauor commissioner. : L. E. Bean, repub lican. anri Clyde T. Siwoner, ure fcatiidsterf lor public servito mi8siotter.' - ' com i. OLD PARTIES ' V CONFIDENT ON ; ' ELECTION EVE (Continued from Pago Ono) , ra cunturo the houso tho demo- crats must overturn the reoubll- ,ionP. ' nredlctlng a democratic QMET ON PACiriC-OAKT KAN KRAiNCISCO. Nov. 1 (AP) Predictions of victory and esti mates of -pluralities by opposing camps "today brought the I 'J 2 G politlcut campaign to a quiet close on the PucJflc coast where last week the noise of senatorial flush fund , investigations reverberated .through Washington and Oregon before jumping south into Arizona. For Sale BRAND NEW Never been licensed,. never been , ' , . run a mile $1250.00 . ptuvhii.ser paid for this car. $1 10.' Jennings tV: Shiunalc Uuh k .Sales and Service nu..AiAU inn 7 mmm du ; . . JlfK YO" 'A'O'lJIil'A You say that taxes ure too high. , . Ibtt. do yu.vut(?'.' -About extniyugunci:'you nigh.,.. Hut do you vole? "How long.' 'you wall, "must we endure This state of things that keeps us poor-.'" JIow Long? I do not know, I'm sure . Hut do you vote? The lights ure bud, the strep's a mess. Hut do you vote? Tour Indignation you ex press, ' ' Hut do you vote? You say thai bosses rulclh'j show. That graft is reaching high and low. And doulitlcB-H, ull you snv Is so, - , . . Hut do you vote? . You growl at rotten politics, Hut do you vote? You howl at bosses und lhe!i tricks. Hut do you vote? You say. O lucent citizen. WVve heard you, time and time again , We wnnt things run by tufrl-' nes men. Hut do you vofef' I'nless you do (I wonder. d-. you?) You've got juat what is com lug to you. Antoiyino'in Sawyer-Holmes Mercantile Co. ' Phone Main 17 FOOTBALL 7 Wolser .' Ontario 0..'- t '.'' Stanford IS, :V. 8: ,C. IS. ' Rjinta t'lnra 25, i University ot Nevada 0. . (.'-. 'Oregon 21. Ciillfornia 13. : - Stanford freshmen S7. .Unlvorslty of Southern California freshmen 0.' Oregon rreshinon 19, Washing ton freshmen 18. , '. Oregon Aggies 3, lilaho 0. Montana 6, ' Goniuga 10. S'ushlnglon 44, Whitman 0. RELIGION IS HELD SAVIOR OF BOYHOOD (Continued from Pag One) . Tho speaker drew a round of applausn and' a strong "Allien" when he upheld tho leaders who opposo the teaching ot evolution In tho schools. "If you convlnco tho boy that ho decended froni a brute, or that he Is tho result of millions ot years of development from, the worm, you have not Increased his respect ror God. You havo only filled his mind with a lot of unr proved theories. . 1 .- "When the ministers get too busy preuchlng the love of God to meddle with the nuosllon of when men shed their hair and tails, then wo hopo to give tho boy a chance. ', "Hut don't try to teach him what you do not believe yourself.' Whut Is good for tho boy is good for his Dad. ;' IiinkH IU'llahin. Morality ' "You cannot .separato ' religion and moriil,ity; cannot teach olio without the other. ' ' People who havo. morality without religion are enjoying something they got from Just Received Nice assortment ' - PYREX CASSEROLES With nickel frame ' and without : - Also ; '; Electric Percolators and' Stove Percolators F. L. LILLY HARDWARE Phono Main 85 - "HOLEPROOF HOSE The hose for every occasion. $1.00 $1.65- ; $1.95 $2.25 AUT & i.BY SHOP Enough of this... Experimental and Burdensome Automobile Legislation!! i'VTE "V J cum'? MAP Of Wit WAY MAP Of THAOUfcH SmT5 . riAPOFUMOIHfr zones LATEST MODELS SHOULD 4 VOTE 325 X ON "BUS AND v Ormm Ammim Cmfr, wofartf Oregon Scbu Motor AMoriatiot A. A. A. Automobile Demlen Awociibon Portland Automotive Trd AMAclslioft Orefen Automodv Trade Avoaadoa PonUnd Indumlal Traffic Qub Dnvtnen' and WarehouwmM'i Ajaodttfa Aato Frrif hi Terminal Aaaociaben Orcfon MotttT Stage AaaociAion Independent Service Sononi of Orofoa Hands off the Automobile! IF YOU PONT KNOW, I ' 1 .rwJ-ti m.awi wwn n their parents or the ' community. "Citing Lvn Small, and his elec tion us Illinois' . govunor after convection of embeulcmc.nt, and the late President Harding's whis pered involvement -In tho Teapot Dome scandal, Ir. Taylor declared that America Is running madly af ter money, and will not stop uhttl we butt our heads against tho stonewull of retribution and btto the dust of suffering for our pun ishnkent." , ' " On (he platform with tho speak er wore the Itev, Henry" W. Parkei; of the host church: -.the Itev. George Albert Pollard, pt tho Bap-, tlst church, who introduced Or, Taylor, and the Hev. Letf H. Awes, Lutheran pastor, -who offered tho evening prayer.; ', The Methodist mate quartet nnd a duet composed qf Sherwood Wil liams and Paul . Knauti pleased with harmonies they sung preced- S' Drugstore A little ..bit'- different If "ypu hie; lopltlnff; for uome thliis out of'' tl'if ordinary, come In und ' extimlnb our line '.of Cam Koine Perfume In fancy French bottles, Hy eonilng" curly you hnvo the udvundiBO -"'of "uiiiKlnir your . selections , from our comiiletc, freSh- utotjic: . Glass Drugs : lac ' La dnade, Ortgea , I o HAVE A FILIKO CABtNrri NO! TRUCK BILL" SAY SO VOTE NO 1 awmw a. y m- 3 mi if"?i ayii m uroFm lug thu lecture, .... ' 1 . -" l'A(;KA.NT I'UKSKNTKU"" Members of the Wuyfarer'a Guild or St. Peter's Episcopal church presented two pageants )asi , evening at the church beforo ia fairly largo audience. Preced ing, tho pageants which were en titled "Japan'" and "Life of St. Timothy", tho choir sang "St.. Pat rick's Breastplate," a choral . by Hach and a carol. 8. W. Allison aang a solo, "My Tusk.'' Colored electric effects and cos tumes of the periods added to the pageant. The first wa8 u sene in Japan and the second three Colds The $1,000,000 way I'lH.ri.'ft a way to mid coUIh ho quick, (rricl(nt und coinpl'U' tliul we pul.l I l.OiKi.oiin for It. Thut way la HII.I.'K. It slops colds In 24 hours, checks fever, opens tho bon-ls, tones tho entire system. Tho millions who know It ulwujs rely on It. Oo start It now. . RILL'S CtMWi-BraaiiJt-Quintiw B. wn rou t HUX'S, l lh. rd bsC Sfttk portrait. AX sit rmgtU JOfc ' ' 'a: STAR Raymond Griffith . "you'd be surprised"; ; . ' ' ' And v;''!-r HARRY LANGD0N S "THERE ;V An All-Comedy Show Tuesday and Wednesday "THE CARNIVAL GIRL" STARTING Today LILLIAH GISH tu--. , I VW 'ML. I , k- i ..' HI . i. ENEE ADQREE IOY D'ARCY GEORGE HASSELL EDWARD EVERETT 1IOPJON a(olduyn - AND A Mack. Sennett episodes in tho Ufu of Timothy The f first ono showed hint' as a small boy. tho second, Nt. Paul hi prison writing to Timothy, nnd tho third Timothy receiving the letcn. A drop curtain, formed by threo We Buy for Less We SeU for Less JUST ARRIVED A large variety of Ladies' Pumps and Oxfords. The attrac tion of the day, in 16 different numbers to choose from . $3.25 to $4.95 Don't miss this great ' saving opportunity NewYork store Destroyers of High. Prices. TODAY J HE GOES" I i i ll' ".-' STARTING " Arcade j Today Admission .! . . 35c; Children . . "inLBErvr w . . II Bn .It L -J !1 Cj W.. 'mm &Qx picture MACK SENNETT EPIC - jDrcscnts Love's Last LauK IN TMi Wllf fit ore No. t I l(M AiUnia Av. I lintnde. Or". I'Must Like Dad'B' V ' Boys' Suiis You can always rely ou Brcl-i fcr's mii Us for qun'lty. There's wnnrtnoHji and realj Islurdy near In t lie so i 3-PIECE SUITS I Jcoai. Vest And ono pair longi Il'anta. Of enssmrro In Ihncyj gtvjr nnd brown mlatures. Fall I nnd winter weight, Price $9.45 Mackinawd ": v'niicE $5.o .Your wkTlkm of all-woolv iiiiileriuls in taiicy plnld lutt tenw. ( . I toilet! or pluin. tftrls us ungels, wua vor offoc tlve. - - ' Uefore tho presentntion tho Ilev. Oliver Hiley spoito briefly on tho history nnd, objects, of puj?eunta. , A collego student has devised & fK'hcmo for usInK the automatic indsliield 'wiper on , his automo bilo, for brenkina; in a new.plpo. s. . 10c 'THE gaiety mi frivolity of the Paris boulevards 't h e beauty 'and pathos of a great love these ' arc the things that have thrilled the world in the immortal ro mattcc that has now been brought to the screen. A cast of stars such as no one believed could be brought to gether in one pic lure, directed by the ii a n who tnade"The Big Parade. FRCDGRESAC INC VIDOa OF JOY - a
