La Grande evening observer., January 20, 1928, Image 5

Friday, Janury 20, 1928.
EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
U)cal News In Brief
Ili-rc l-'roii I jilfipilu'
Corn la.-lmrils. oli Knti'rpriHU. la
at the V&i y lioli'l for u fuw duys.
lli-re Vfifi KIkIii
ivtrr Thompson, or-
IlKill. lu u
uukiih-& wv"!-1 i .
lay. ,
M"P (i T"
W. . McMillan, who makes his
humc In Hie valley. Is stoppiiiK at
the Soiiumr noiei i or a lew days,
1 ; '
llen' l'liim Dljdn
Mis. I.. Denliam. of Kluin. is
vifitlnir In, l.a Ciiande today with
hrV husuann. Aiiorney innnani, cities in the vicinity of-I.os An
who recently established law of- seles. Mr. llowen Is nssoclnto
flees here. owner of, the Meyers and llowen
Is Soim. Improved
Kverett 'Keown Jr.,
young son
uf Mr. 1111 Mrs. Kverett' Keown,
wlio lias iify'u 111 iui- several uuys,
is Improving.
Here From Mttin
Mrs. It. I.. Shoemaker. of.Elirin,
nhopprd iind transacted business
HTf tOdil
lay. Mra,v.-boemaker's
Jsu Ranker ?nfc, Klgin. . j
husband
lloiv J'Yowf lmblcr
Miss Andl-ey "Del.ap. of , Imbler.
was a business Visitor' in this city
today. ;
lliisfncss 'Visitor Yesterday -Mr.
Miller, of tho Associated
i' flrniill 'wiiK n llllSllieSH
W1UIK Mill. ....
vl.silor at the theater, offices of
.1, I). Meyer's ' und X. H. Howen
yesterda.
lu Kiiti'rprl.se 'I'lay v
Ut-orpe'Tiss, maiiaKer of Adler's
the theater, orrices or
Music store, and Micky MyncK,
hn is emnloved at the-store, made
wno ist-Mipiuy.Mi . . ....--
business trip to vvu
day.
Visited Here' Tmlay-
. It. 1. Kurker. of rove, transacted
business nt the offices ot County
business ni mi- in i... ...
Si-bool Superintendent K A. Sayro
,day. Mr. Hark Is chairman ot
,e Shaimhal school board.
Iteturn l-'i-om Calll'ornui
William Itcatty has returned to
l.a Gran do from a short trip to
He is employed
.,. '
California eitles,
at the OJ-W. office
Sloppins a. j-oley-
-King, oi MiiHcr, ui inu
l-ower
it tho
Kasti-rn pn-gon Light nnd
compuny; is n-glstered
Koley hotel. i -.
Here l-'roni Sail.ane
O W. (aliteron. of Spokano, la a
visitor in J.u Brando today, stop-
ph.K at 1 -ol-y. Hr. fameron
was rornu'i lyr Wallowa where ho
jiwned the jime, hotet
fti-liirns l.m Toillaml
It C. Hadley. who Is president
of tiie It. f. lladh-y, lac chain of
s.ores. haa relurned I.' l.a Orando
after a shrtfl trip io-Portland. Mr.
Hadley is here siiperinl.-ndinc Iho
,.i.. fttic finilerella Frock
. ahop.
I ' '""! rliison was found Kiillty
coulL last night of
in nimiif-Bvu
nti-nced to
drunkeneg
and was s
fliuy a fintvof
vlib' the jjioney.
( to jail. f .
liable to pro-
he was returned
.$ Visited SUli'r
"5 uuh. Mrs. W. Cn
,m
Mr. and Hrs. 'Aiwn drovo to I on-
lf.losa yestSrdfy to s,p MrS" A '
" Kellev, who is very 111 there. Mrs.
KellV isbe sister of Mrs. Cain
Mind Mrs.nsen. -
VTo Vh.il UnnjtlitiT
V Miss ira CoiiKhenower is al
flint l.akeKl-ecelvinK medical treat-
li.ieal thlatjveek. Her mother. Mia.
J- 1-: c oJiKhciiowcr. went to the
1 lake thlmorninK to spend the
i; iIjiv -ivlthu-r.
H l;.-liiius IQ llolse
3 Miss Anit Allen
of Wallowa. I
jj st lipped hji e
'-i ....... k- mi Tii-i-
for a short time una
way to noise witerc
5.1.;. i ..iBn.liiiL- Link's lluslnesa
J i-olieKi-. Sl(e haa le-en spenillnR nil
t .vt.-mled A-aration at
Wallowa,
Mlss All-Jl 1'
j this innrnlliR.
on train No. 21
I
'To VMt J1 oilier
f! Min. Hoy Clapp liliived here
ilhls innnTjng fwin. Cortland and
X will aiienljj a week or ao In this
'illy visllig Willi her mother. Mrs.
ii. Lane. h
;A).-V. A-:Jnl on i'lii
5 Tom liBiuiey. special agent for
it he .-Wt left IhlH
shoi liusAiess trip t
t end of It line".
morning on a
to the eastern
Anderson l'hl!iCHl
j George Andcrjo'n. of l.a Grande,
J :t freShncMi thi yar at the Unl
A vernltv m fireson. has been
11 C. ;i,V
idas- binorai ' society
The
pledges iiAtlu.le a total of 23 stud-
nts. sevt of. whom are irom
ortlnnd,
13
f- ;
Tomorrow!
f n i
: , Last Day
OF (LINT'S JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE-
SAVE
On Your Wearing
THE STORE WITH
Air. IIImiiiu llottor ' V
. ('Italics Ulmiuu, who Iiuk hven ill
Tor Kfvi'ral Utiys, Is Improving.
' - I
s Improving . .
Kluart Sanderson, who has been
in iui- aeverai weeKS, is convalese- '
Ins and Is reported by friends to
be niueh Improved.
. '
l.eniiiijr on California Trip
I .
v ,,.. unil Mra A- Ui ll0ven will I
leave tomorrow niornliiR on train
' - ror AliBeles. Oil., where I
they will spend about three weeks ;
on a combined business and pleas- I
ure trip. They -will also visit In I
Arcade and Star theaters.
r
Story Hour Tomorrow-
Story hour will be held tpmor-
row morning- ai len o ciock al mo
l.a Grande public library, when
the first story of a series on tlio
nimann 'lt.u 1 1 1.-411 l. tl, I,.,
.HI SB VrtTlI UUL' U UgOIUM . I lie 1JU
rnry dolls have been dressed to
represent pioneers ami will have a
part In the story hour., I
1ah-uI Church "Work Discussed
JJishop K. Lester Smith, bishop
of this conference of the Metho- .
dlst Kpiscopal church and Harry .
S. Hamilton, district superintend- J
out, who are here for the Western ;
district conference, which is now
, 1 in session at the local church met
,..11. fflt1 l-.t kn
v..ui "L
cnurcn iiiih iiiurnuiK iu uisl-uss uiu
affairs' of tho local church. ,
Jasses Nurse's Kxuinlnatlons
Word has been received hero
tnat ivnss aoc ivimmeii, 01 huh.
city, has passed the Oregon stato
that Miss Zoc Kimmell,
"7" ..'":i7u.
; u7'uJxX
I inatlon with high grudes making
Ian average of (to. 4 in the 14 sub- !
jects In which she was tested. Miss
Kimniell took the examinations
Jccts In which alio wa tested, mihs
Kimmell took the examinations
last October. She Is now a reBi-
...... - -- ...
' tored nurse and entitled to belon
to all sta e orSuni.tlons In con- ,
m-on with It. . ';
t Assembly Held
An assembly in preparation for
the two basketball games to bo
, p,ayel here tohlBht and Saturday
(was held this morning at nine
o'clock at the hiBh school, with
I lorn Bruce auidcn oooy p..-
T. Hrnee slii.lent liodv nrcsi-I
.Gflbrt present and pave tho
i students an inV-rcsttn talk on tho
(u iu, to wittihi-.
game with Joseph tonight. Talks
' . .
were heard from Captain 1
were heard irom i apiam winreu
Stoddard, Harold Hcrr, nnd Vin-
cent aud'runl Newlln. Jac-Vniutt I
local pianist, played Huvcral popu-.j
. .. i. .
local
Iui- KoltM-tions. in id tlien responded
to several Insistent demands for
nn u,rtl ,,.i ,,., ,,,
pleted the mootlns. ,, i Tj.Jl
1 , . i . . .' -
Hens for lOxtended lslt
Mrs.' Marjorle Krancls, uee Mar-
-l..t '..II ii itN.it imn tr
night from Tort land, nccompanled
" ' ... i i . 4 i i cussed the various tneans of com
by her brother-in-law. Arch Ha- ..... ...
" i Ini' in i-mil :ift wll h niMiii in In in.
con. who drove to I'ortiami to
. ,, t- i.. ...;n
fneet her. "Mrs, ImhiicIs will re-
, , , ri t. i ,i i.u,.
main ueiv iiiunumiij """"'ri
with her sisters, Mrs. Clyde Helix,
and Mm. . Haeon. Her mother.
...., AI..C.II Id nnu In
, ' " , ' ..' . .
I'orlland. where Mrg. 1-rancls has
been for some time, since coming
wesi i ruin oyum-y, jii..
111 recently she made her home.
Another sister of Mi KranclH'.
Mrs. 1T. G. Conch. Is apoding the
winter in California.
Says America Is
Far Too Warlike
llKHKICLKY. Cal.. Jan. 20 (AC)
K-lrl.v PiiA-. New York editor
who waa recently barred from
speakine on "The outlawry, or
war" at Oregon State Agricultural
college, deH'vei"ed Ills lecture on
that topic at the I'niversity of Cnl
Ifornla. T. M. C. yesterdny. He
declared the United States Is mak
Inir the same mlstako- Get-many
did. that of converting her schools
um, (.oiiegus Into military training
camps.
HULL EN DOUSED
FOR PRESIDENCY
(Pontlniie! from Pae 1
"We consider I his ffreat demo
crat an Ideal candidate upon
whom all members of -the party
can unite, and behind whom they
eun murch to a harmonious and
glorious victory for democracy." I
Senator Walter F. CleorRe. of j
Georgia, recently was endorsed for!
the presidential nomination both
by the Georgia delegation In eon-
Kress, while still other southern-!
ers are expected to be placed In
the race In Iho near future, among
them Senator Itobinson, of Ar-
in
the senate. .
Some men seem fitted for noth
ing ftut pallbearlng.
NOW
Apparel of Quality
A CONSCIENCC
Possible Rival
Of Standard Oil
Seen in Merger
KKVf YUltK. Jim. 2 (Al')
A possible rival uf tli6 Stumluril
Oil interf&ts for world trudo was
seen today in announcement of
plans for a intsrscr of two of the
or, eo.L.,.l..d kldom-hd-
out oil companies In tlio United
states
The urojected
liHTKer would
brinir tojrethor,
throuKh un ex-
cIiuiiku of sloeli, the Texas ror-
' u.it.iitl.in nml tlm fn llfiimlu Pelrn-
,,, eomnany with combined au
thorlzed capitalizations of J375,-
000.000. Culmination of the niefr-
K,.r ts dependent upon the parti-
cpution of at least 01 per cent of
tho California company's stock-
Dare-Devil Flying
Scorned by Club
I'AKIS. Jun. 20 (Al') Dare
devil flying nml other kinds of
aeronautical flirting- with death
Such is tho dictum of
tim TiiK-rniithmut l,eairu of Avia
tor8 ln whieh 20 nations, include
tne United States, arc repre-J
sented. ' '
Improvement in security is the
main plank of the leagues 102i
putform and It will cooperate
ciosey with the GunRcTihclm
foundation towards this end.
TrriTTrwrTC"T'C'
1UH 1 flUUlol O
CONFERENCE
ENDS TONIGHT
l Continued from Puce One)
along was auotljer
speaker, llo
talked ouj tne question 01 inning,
discussing' in a ge ncu.it 1 war the
. . . " t..i.. , ,1,- .'.. i,
r l"" . ' ' '
for all purposes.
Speaks or Mlnlstei-s j
Yesterday afternoon IJIhop 31.
Lester Smith, of Helena.' Mont.,
5eterday ntiernoon uisn . m.
.eater Smith, of Helena, il.mt
1' -.
! i,..w.h .... ifr.,nuil.. n.l
v chu ch ga e an nte e.l B a -
fl eas , , i,e o k ol 1 eli.K a ml -
ml, , a pe . :, who 1 ad
Jontered Into voluntary spiritual un-
ion with Christ, and without this no
man could be a Htiecessful minister,
""0XT
Hons of a nilnlslei Is to pi ofeaslon-
...... ...n
" explamerl the t nines neees
, ,,mUo ' KOml U,r. A
- ,11MU j.,, . ..,, H,li1.tni.1i
n .must have a vital spiritual
J'aV n to he aMe to ,ve l.l,se,f
Iliot It lu iiitiwittwililf l til,.. I in
- - -
lK'ionally
n;',:t'MMirr
Ifi- an in
to Keep the devotional
life an inlense one," he HiibL "N
"'" l''l"-c c''
Iwlll burn someone else, uf
which
will burn so in eon e else, unless It
r,'5"""h'W "",. prepares it." He
i af sd .sfresKed4Jut.-liU4JOiit4ieo hf.u un
derstanding people, and of lovin;,'
peofile. "If yon ilon't love people
1 " " ' . .....
ministry.' lie declared. He dis-
. , . , , , .
t crest in the church, emphasizing
'i parlic-H ar y ea Ing In the home.
,i ..r i.iu n..
and told of his method of hand
ling young people and children.
Last Itut not least, he deelared his
: belief In praying about other peo
, , ' SI
llishop Smith was a former p.-ia-
'-,,,. ... , ,,, . ,X1 1,.,.
aim uiio o.
many lntei-eallnir .experiences dur
intf hla. paatoi-ate.
This aflernoon lit-, 1 1 1 ii'K-s I u 1 1 1 . c
la ftivla his second addn-aa of -Hie
conferenee and K. I-I. Holler and
C. A. Wrtitht will apeak.
, This evenlliK's proKi-am will be-
,!..,. nf the ,.v..i.le u l el,-.
en- by Dr. It,
Smith.
Cornell and llishop 1
SENATE DOOR
CLOSED TO
FRANK SMITH
(Continued frcm Pagn 1)
UK liresidcntial eh'etlons.
Vm-fi liilnrnml f ),u Iwinu.
,.
last ntKht from a va. alion in l-'lor- ou,,,- ,";1'- - of the har
ida and imnu-diatHy went into ! nal.T s division, and humane
confereaee with his-eounsid on tho t,ol'1, ty '' I' nladves today as
present situation. lie refused to ! ,l'y foUBhl a ,aKl"S Kulfe.to reseuo
.l..nv r.r rnnflrn, Mm iif. I ,MV rt"K"-
port of leaders In local rvpuhlieun
councils that lie would resign.
Should he deride to send his
resignation to the senate. It was
j pointed onl. he could not do so
until the committee, on lvivlleges
fdnd elections makes a report to
; the senate on the contest of Wil
liam H. Wilson. Vure's democratic
opponent in the J:ii!(i general eh-c-'
tion.
j Inasmuch as Feb. 24 Is the last'
, flay on which nominating peti
tlons can be fih-d in Pennsylvania.
It Is not considered likely that
Yare would resign unless the sen
ate committee hail made Its re
port before that time. '
Will Neck AclM.ii
. Consequently all (he efforts of
J'are ami "Francis Kliunk llrown.
his attorney, will !- devoted to
persuade t lie commit tee to act
quickly on the contest It was wild.
Tomorrow Nate's reply, prepar
ed by Hrown, to the amended petl-
1 ii.ll r VV'llui.M ftilllllllltr I), IMlilll '
deltihhin'H i-leellun umk bioiiL'ht
..I.....I l,v 'Tr, ....,1 rnmnillim"
in six counlies of the state, will " JHi h practiced by
be presented lo the Senate com- I"-"'' '" T. lUgami. was too much
mil tee. i 'or '0,, h'-rldan. uf San l''rancis-
lf the plan works out. Uov.4 r"' l,Nt n,ht 1,n'1 Hlaml. took
Fisher will bo enlle.l upon to ap-,w" "ut vf lh"'' f,,llH- Jl
potnt a senator unlit m-xt Jnntiaiy "tl, H" wn-rtim- Knik tho first fall
and In the meantime there will h w,th J'" iiXh" -mlock and
nominaiiens and clerlimis of two h'ldun look the m-cond with a
I . S. seniors from Pennsylvania wr,, of I'.-adlucks, JUgaml fell
us Senator David A. UvVn term f,n HI.eHdan and dazed htm in Iho
expires tliis y ar J of aetlon marked i
lite event.
fvUI,l. issi'lvS NTTK.MKXT )
f'HU'AGO, .Ian. I'M, IAI'1 Gov. IUKS OI- I A ('I'M ;l K.NT 1
l,en Small III a formal xl.tinni-iit j VI N 'KNNKH, Ind.. Jan. "
tlay said he wuiild refuse to rer- f AJ'Harry A. ' Joiner, hi. of
ignixe the anion of tho I'nlted lii idgepnrt. III., fell dead hre last j
States senate hh h yesterday night while watching his son i
barred Frank U. Smith, senator-1 W iley take part In th- headline I
elwl of llliuo-,' from it flo'jr. j b-iut ut a boxniK tai ui uL '
Search Continues
For Missing Girls
NOKTIIA.UrTtlN', Muss., Jan. 211.
(AI Uespltu the fact that St.
liihTJ Snilthr father if the bilsslm:
.Miss l'ranees SI. John Smith, had
Increased to HO.cmu litx nffer of
reward for information leadlnK tuheh- word of honor, 300 Ininiites
her discovery no clew of Importance lr the "Missouri stale reformatory
was nvulliible to invesllcatur to-!c,.y tda.v rescued six fellow to
day. jinnies from the reformatory lios-
uiuin cite niwl nriviitn detectives ! ..t. .. ..... .ini..n..A.i l.i. fli-n
were udmitlodly baffled by, .their
failure to find a sinKlo authentic
lead on.whlcli to work.
,
NllKTUAMI'TON. Mass., .Inn. 20
(Al') An offer -of any asslslaneo
he can uivo in the seareh for MIhh ;
KraneoH St. Juhu Smith, missing ' tVtun pueunionla, wa burned to
Smith eulleKo, freshman, was r- tittlt In tho building,
celvetj by State Detective Joseph officers of the institution dlreet
V. Uifly from James U. Corbott of edHhe boys in their efforts to brhiK
ITtlca. .SY., father of Miss Allcettiie fire under control and when
CorbetL who disappeared from the tho hosiiltal. a two-storv bulldlmr
eullcKe In a similar manner ln
Nov. 102S. ' 1 led tho boys marched back to their) water four degrees 1-ahrenheit.
Corbett called attention to the ' barraeks, where it was said a , To take care of the Internal
HtratiKe circumstances that Mlssioheckup showed that none of the work of the body, breathing, di
Smlth and Miss t'orbett both dis- 'hunor boys" was missltiK. ' j Kcstlon. muscular activity ami for
appeared on Friday, tho 13th, andj The fire which was, of unknown tho multiple work of the cells each
reminded searchers that the S H.-1 origin .was discovered by tlio- re- hour during the 24, ono must havo
DUO reward he offered at tho time .formatory dentist nt 1:30. Vith tho a certain number of calories as
his dutiRhter was lost Id Hllll un Ue-
liimlt In Noi-tluunpton. -
Robinson Invited
, t , i nu iii.iB nun mini ny I tnn nitittii y
By Alabama Ciff:"rfkilll tu 1,0 approximately ".-
. WASHINC.TOX. Jan. 20. fAP)
Tho controversy between Seaattn
Robinson, of Arkansas, democratic
leader, und Senator Heflin, of Ala
bama, ovr tile bitter's attacks on
the HomaiL Catholic church and
(Jov. Al Knilth has brought to the
Arkansan Invitations to speak ln
various itarfs of tho country.
Senator Kohinsou said Unlay lie
had not had opportunity to eon
slder alt of them and had not yet
deeided whether it would be nos- !
it would be pos- i
sllilo for him to ccept any of ;
them. .Among the invitations was
one from the mayor of Montgoni- '
ery. capital of Alabama, to peak 1
there as the guest of the city.
! Tii f invtiiiti.in wns iMMiicti nfi.r
- . -
" " ' '" 1
S ,Zh I 1, t n li e "en , to
hamil si in I hi r io that n the acnnlo
,lec.yinK attacks onMio
L.,ltholl(.M 5H(t ,j,e New Y(,(
- he would he tarred and ,ea.
. "
j
beiiaie OlimttlOilS
Fall's SOU-Ul-LaU
I Ull O UUIl III UUIV
.
.. WASI 1 1 N(tT()N', Jan. 20 (AP)-
' ' J'ivernun, I'uenio, l oio..
;
n
in-law
Albert
summoned
tfl up-
Tuesday before Hie senate'
i"'"
commitleo which is to
eopen the
St. Louis Gang Var
Causes I wo Deaths """'.' home." ho vomn-
- v- ,T -- ....--, '.leered, "somebody asked mo if Ire-
" ; ' i"""" ' K -Mund wns einislderlug a ban y-n tho
"'sT.H'iTflK, Jan. 5 n Y.tPV" A:expfiri;ition"or,cois'. 1 didn't know
fresh oulljurst in the bang waj then what the word meant. lint
here last night ul'ter a lull of Ihreo when 1 fiind out, I -told my n;ins
weeks, left two iJcau ami .a third tioner that I thought any such act
wounded " today. The shooilng as tha would be considered liu
bitiuglil Iho 11 of gjing iniirde.s friendly."
here lo Hi.
Tony Hitrapalll was shot III tlyies
ami dird in his tracks.' Dominie
CaLildo; 1"J, wo.s moiially woundea
and died at a hospital. Charles
lYoes, 3 ft, wastwounded. - 0
1 J Cl'llZO, HI CV Ol'llllCK
1 O bHig UVer liadlO
I
' -
. NKW VdltlC. .Inn. an. (AC) I
Mine. .Murin .leiilza, aiiliraiio itf tho''
Mctriipnlllau Opera company and !
.lohn MeCoi nUi k. tenor. Mill he i
heard In a dual recital toi,lKht to
. " "' oaileaal Miver JS. and nine
"".",.".
The recital will atari at
1
Dog Adrift on Ice
Cake; Plan Rescue
J"rfturP. Jan. 20 (Al1) A.
shivering white roille; adrift on
j a eake of lee far out in Lnko St.
M'lair, Indrl the attention of (irossu
Seen flualing away from shorn
on an lee floe last evening the
collie yelped for aid but was lost
in. tin darkness. I'olice kept an
all, night vigil and rescue appara
tus was niade ready for use. Float
ing ice cakes and the high winds
made t he "launching of, a small
boat impracticable.
Today the collie was sighted fur
out In the lake sllll alive, police
wt Id. and attempts were made to
reach him.
m itii i;st m:ri;ivi:i
SALK.M. Ore.. Jan. 2M(AI')
It was said at the oTfice of Gov.
I I'altersou today I hat he had not
received a reiiiet from Hankers
J.lfe insurance suhscrihers In Port
land tha! he ask for the resigna
tion of "lare A. I stale Insur
ance commissioner. The governor
had nothing to say regarding tho
case. Commissioner I.eo is in
Portland fur the 'lay,
IIIGAMI WINS
(i HANTS CASH. Ore.. Jan.
200 Prisoners
- Save Lives of
Six in Hospital
. noo'i: ii.i.i;. Mo... n. so.
IAl'1 . (liven their freedom ou
;,', then' aecordlnir to officers of !
I , Inslltutloit' returned to their
ul,1.ters.-' . ,
I slx other patients were' able to .'
u m.al.led from the bnrnlni: i
i.nlldliiK but Ia'o Van St. James, aj'1'110 f1"'1 v,ilul ot 11
m.ycur-old neuro patient Hiifferlnir
'(.,ntalnltiK six .wards, wns destroy-1
,ilcl ut tho lloonevllle lire ilcnnrt-
jment the riumos were prevented
from reaching the dairy barns al-
though a hlh wind was' blowing.
Tho loss was said by reformatory
lOOO
COSGRAVE. CHIEF
OF FREE STATE.
VISITS AMERICA
v
(Continued from Page 1) ,
innrvMvvn
shortly before-the city tug Muconi
with the Irish president and tho
mayor welcoming committee
inoeu.
Three men and a woman
marched Into the park bearing
Kiunr piacaros wnicn . iney mi
difficulty holding up in thoesty
wind.
i he placards, read: "Who Is
crushing Ireland with debt und
, ,xcs(.oaK,,lvl,.. ..Who ,nllrih.,.,.
! 77 Irish ,mtrlol - tostfrHVe",
! "Who hale, republles-t-osttrave"
, Who hules republl
and "Who Is.the re,
, KmV(?.s ,,, ,.,
j George the Firth."
real head of t.'os-
atllte King
foiir
Tho
I'ollce descended on the
' and dnmnnded their pnsscH.
,,1,,,.,n.,l Iwi ui. 1,1 th.Kf Iwi.l 11 n
J passes but w;ere inembers of .tho
Valera party and Wished to
. protest They were,
..,...i , , ......i
ushered from tho nark on their
way passing a woman holding high !
above her head a Union Jack. i
Cosgrave, did not know; mueh
a'bMtit layor "lltg Hill" Thump
Hon of Milcago. "Are you going
to meet him lu Chicago?
he was
asked. f
"i sii)ose sin' he answered af
ter conferring with pnc. of his
Airplane Hunt For
Hoyt Is Abandoned
' HALT 1.AKI-; CI'I'V, t-lall, Jan.
20 (Al) Search by. airplane for
I I I I ..1.1 AVIflilln Womu ni.hilni.
1,as l"'t'" abandoiied uuUI more
definite information aa to where
another aerial aearch could lie tll-
reeled, Lieut. .MaiiBhan, famous
"dawn to dusk" aviator told the
Associated I'resa today,
Search today was confined to a
hunt bring conducted by ranclieis
,,,!. hecp men In the Jtaft liver
vauev all. I um lllai-a n.-serl in
' vaUey and tll
Ida'ho.
It's a poor fish that only swims
down stream.
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FRED THOMSON
Paramount's Famous -Western Star
. IN
"THE PIONEER SCOUT"
And
II. C. Witwer's Beauty I'ailor Story
"PETER'S FAN" .
With AI Cooke and Kit Cuard
FOOD MATERIALS
AND FOOD VALUES
Science Finds That Crack
ers are Rich in Energy
Yielding Values
Food muieriula vary Kiently In
,h" , " . . .'
carbuhydrutcs which 'j,,y contain,
sb,,u lmvo only onu klni1 ruo1'
otl""" o. and some all three,
t"''8 18 varying proporllons,
food material
Is, then, tho amount of energy It
U capable of yielding in tho body.
Tho calorie Is the standard tmit
of measurement used in ascertain
ins the energy or fuel value of
different food materials. Onu
calorie represents the amount of
heat needed to raise one pound of
ono'a bimlc ri-iillli-i-nu'iit. Arc. slc,
occupation and Hex nil effect tlio
total quantity of food needed
wejl as the relative amounts of
each kind of food nmterlal. ,
For example, a man weighing
150 pounds, doing active muscular
work, needs approximately 3400
calories each day. Ho requires 60
ealoties an hour throughout theme stressed particularly the cboos-1
ntire 24 for the internal work of
(1,Kht hours' active labor, ho needs
I ISO calories an hour more. Kor
vlivh ot lh,0(' houv ot l,ht uctlv-
'ity, hu needs 1 1 U more calories
per hour, and for five hours' sit-
ting ut rest, 40 calories per home
This gives his total dully calorlo
require iVent of 3410.
Children's Needs
- Hoys an if girls in their teens
n;ed as much food as grown peo- j
pie, and lu some cases more. .
This Is because they have not
completed their growth nnd aro
un usual ly jel i ve. Child ren from
two to 12 years must be given sur- -prisingly
large amounts of food, us
compared to grown persons. I
i There Is a w idespread mlsunder-
8,,in(llnf lxts to n" enhn'le content
of 8t,l)I! f00111- I'crhaps no .more 1
siriKiug uiHinnei' oxihih oi inis uiun
" Ul" tUH" ,JI .. , ' ,UUV
'" , J" ,'
considered nl
all too , generally us
merely niljiini-
ely adjunets to tho meal.
Yet few foods possess us high
energy-yielding value as tko pro
ducts of the . cookie and crucker
fuelory. Though dainty In strut-
t,,re' d"'" flavor and attrai
tlve In appearance, biscuits und
crackers uro st 1 1 1 relul lvely I nex-
COLONIAL
The Kunilly lOnlerlalnment
Last Time Today
"WHAT EVERY
GIRL SHOULD
KNOW" . '
with ; '
Palsy Until Miller'
This ' is a picture
everyone should see
don't miss it! i
10c and 25c
D E
And SATURDAY y
OaraBOW
GET YOUR MAtl
... CHAJU.IS XOOER5 k
NO MAN IS .SAFE!
If every girl were to use Clara's
tacties-rwhoopee ! ,
"Get Your Man" will get you,
man, in the same way "Rough
House Rosie" and "Hula" did!
TODAY
And SATURDAY
pensive nourcest of energy, com
paring favorably with our com
mon sources of food supply.
Oim par (sons '
For tho purpose of comparison,
the fuel values of severul biscuit
and cracker products und of other
typical foods are glveh In tho fol
lowing table, Tho values repre
sent calories per pound of food.
Cheese Crncker ..2100
Sugar cookies 2040
Vanilla wafer
Sandwtclv piece ..
Graham cracker
..2020
...1970
...1955
...1925
.ms
...1885
...ItfUO
...1 ISO
...1110
R3'J
... 745
... COD
... 3S5
... 315
Soda cracker
Oringer snupV
Cream cheese
Fig bur , ..Y -
White bread
Vholo 'wheat bread ...
Ico cream
Heef steak, raw-
Salmon, canned' -
I'otutoes, raw-
Whole milk ,
f
Quartet Sings A t
Hot Lake Program
HOT LAKH, Ore., Jan. 20. (Spo
4.Jul) At tho weekly houso pro
gram at Hot Lake last evening, a
J f ' " , rC(.entV hpeii orRajilnod '
lUIld , coiiiiiriwil' of .Mliwea Jnno
girls' quartet from union, vnicn
Smith. Nellie and .Vullle (leertsen ;
and Leona Spray, sang a group of'
four numbers, . '
In addition to tho musical pro-
gram Dr. WvV. lJhy spoko-on "Ku- i
genlcs and the Importance of I'eo-I
plo Havim? a IJeflnlto Aim In Life."
lug of right associates for. children.
' "
Tomorrow never conis and by
thetsamc token thoiay after to
morrow is 'ia rfcmotc us the mil
lennium. , , '
NORTON'S
Don't Wait Another Day
If you Jire not using Golden .('rust llread on your table, you
ure missing something that will bring you real enjoyment
don't wait another day. Order it from your grocer now.
1
Golden Crust JSrend is good lo the last crumb. The minute
you cut through tho golden brown crust Into the heart of tho
loaf you will recognize ut once the delicate aroma of pure
wheat flour, sugar, sail, milk, shortenlgg and other good tu
gredleiits carefully baked. It is truly it revelation of what a
good loaf of bread should be.
Specify Golden Crust by name at your grocer's do It today.
Gwilliams Electric Bakery
La Grande, Oregon
Opposite Observer tin Adams.
SPECIAL- January 10 to
February 10
Westinghouse Heating Pads
$6.50
One Dollar Allowed on Old Pad or
Hot Water Bottle
Eastern Oregon Light
& Power Co.
"Always Af Your Service"
EndaCoId
r fail Day! "I
Act quicklr in a cold. It may lead to
grippe or flu. Break up a cold within
twenty-four hours. HILL'S willdoitl
Combines the four sreat require
ments. Stops the cold in a V
Aau .hA.ra ll f1.l '
openl the bowels, tont the Hill
entire tyitem. Get red box to fii
day at any druggist, 30c IOp;
HILL'S Cold
Citcari BrHi j. Q.Ub. f
WE BUY FORT HS
K SELL VORIJESS
OVERALLS
I ,a ( J ra n de's I'nde rse Ming
Store orfer you another op
portunity to save! Men's
heavyweight Henim Overalls,,
full cut, reinforced at all
points of strain,', bib stylo
$1.15
Men's Waist Overalls la
heay denim, copper riveted,
good-fitting a very durnbio
garment j
S1.00
Destroyers of High Priced
Style and
Appearance
make many ,
friends.
, COATS
Of Quality
Now selling at
prices below .
'wholesale.
Come in and
see what a
good coat can
he bought at a
low price.
KIDDY SHOP
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