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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1928)
Paw Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, January 30.192K New Projector ' Shows Slides In v Broad Daylight milANA. III. (AP) A machine ft) at will pro joe t ftlercoptlroit slldcH In'1 broad daylight has hern per fected hy lr. T. T. giiirke of the deportment of geology of the 1 'm erslty of Illinois. The machine Ih complete in it self. No wrren Ih needed unci the teacher may operate It us hi lee-j tare:. I ' lisfmtlsfled wllh Hm- difficulty of providing visual education Iwtures, requiring thir creclUm of a screen In the clnMroom uml an assistant lo operate die machine, Dr. Quirke Jiit upon the idea for his dnyllghl protector In 1 !'?!'. " II has perfected Ihr machine since then nl threi' of tin- pro jector n re now in use In clnsw roornn here. ' A wooden cahlmd iu Inches high rttnl .12 inches w ide houses I tie pro jection machine. A scries of mir ror; reflect the view shown on tho frtlrip, frntn one side to (mother, fin lilly rusting it from tin Interior on a glass screen huill inlet the cuh-Inpr. LOSTINE PERSONALS jaud Airs. Ii vin Whilmbre diov-. Smith Wyatt, who- . parsed away ' out to da Orande rYiday on u raiid-. Kunduy, Jan.. J5 at her hum In jncsH and pleasure trip. (Alllwaukle. Alias Wyatt, whose Mr. anil Airs. Hoy Mnrtln, of , homo, was In Objo, came west with Wallowa, visited at the homo ori.Mr. and Alia. O. Al. Gardner, of J.OHTIM-; (Special) A econd Mf. -M'iry JUiwjih. , j Hlchland; Or... .Hho . jnndo her county Alasonlc meeting will he I Mr- ""'l AIrH A Foley re- 'home there. After graduating In held thin winter at dosiine. Feb. reiveu worn a rew nuya ago or me; the euat. slip camo to Kngle Val- 'J 'I ri Ih was decided at a com mittee meeting hold at I. online, when lodges f-om Joseph, Knter prlse, dostlne and Wnllown. were represented, dnst fall it watt thought that only oiip county 'death of .Mra. dee K. Header, wife j of Dr. J. K. Header, former rest I dent of I .out inc. Hhe died Kriday j .Inn. 13 al her noma In Ashland. Hhe wuh nearly SO years old. Al. Alalzer, of KriterprlHe, Vis- meeting of thP fralprnlty would he Saturday at tho homo of bin liyld IhlH wlntnr, hut when thin wjih held In JoMpph in lpci-mltr. i he hc nt linen t wuh in fnvor of a hccoihI KnthorltiK ' Mrn. 1; 1 1 za Avery, who whh Herl ouly hurned ahout two weeltB as Ih Ktlll In u HnrlotiH condition. A. K. PnrkcH, of I lie KnterprlHP, Sin to Imn It vn a I. online visitor rerintly. Mi'H. IlJirry Iliedli-H and hod. Mike, lmve heen HI thift weok with the flu.' httiKhlff, Mm. Itnrry HeldleH. Jtayuiond llotiHor Ih here from f 'amhriilKe. Idaho for a few week. vlHlt with IiIh mother, Mih. fivoiff I Iouhit. Ah, and Al r. Ooovue 'I'llton, All', and Mrn. Wnllnep Pjn-neer, All-, and Atrx. Hoy Ilitnn went to l.a (lrande l-'ilduy to attend a iilrd )arty Klven hy Mr. and Airs. Henry Council. Tht y retnrneil homo Hat urdny. Aim. Ataxia e I ted fern and. ley where ahe- taught In the I'nlon hljfli whool until last Kt-pt.. when the Knvfl up the portion on' nc count of M m. Gnrd ner'H 1 1 1 nesa. AHhh Wyatt whh HUddenly Htrlrken wllh heiuorrhaKeM of the lung"". The first of Uecemher. Hhe whh taken lo Hot Lake, und Inter Hh cnttM-ed minntoriuiii In Portland, whi-re her death occurred. Tin remains were taken lo Ohio hy ro latlveH. The Hcnlor claw of the. l.oHtlne IIIkIi Hchool (rave nn Un prom ptu program .of tttuntK Krlday al'ter- llOllll. AHhh I'rnneoji Goodlntr. of Knter prlm wan the ffiinxt of Alra. Nor man WtnnlnKH. 'Kunday. I'he ev, H. 1. Kord and wlf. Twelve Nationalities Form This Squad luu iiiikIiL lull (Iuh Kc'iiusIiu. Win., ImskiUrall miimii w "A1I-.uiioiiuIh miuud. us IU ninu ilint-dtilng pluyeru, lis cuuvli, iwurvr uml muuuKcr uru eucli,ot dW'emit desuuut. The picture alinWH,. reading, left to rlKht, siuiiillriK: Nurrlxiruiii. SwediKh, lteniUH," (ieriuun. Cuueb McCaw. Scuteli; Mi'Ki'nnu, ncurur, lrish; Culiu. u;i.iiuKer. Jewinli. Tuljioll, Finnlsli.' Muruhulnm. Litliuuiiliin. Kneellui;: Sliiiilcy. IJiiiltlii Jan . wlilcii. Polish. Cuutulli fueetll, lluliun. beuupre, Kreueli, uuU Jeustn, Uiuilsh. , . TATARRH I of head or throat la usually 0 bvnetited by tha vupora ot A no RUB Ovr 17 Milli-n Jar Ud Yearly A numher of frlondH enjoyed a . ii.iuhler, Alarte. arrived Saturday ( of KnterprtHe, were vlHitlntr frlendn Hocinl evenlntf with Air. and Mm, from I'endleton Aim. Iledlern re-i of the ChriHtiun Church Alonday. r.u ixjuit, naiiiruny. - j-inni'oir waN.iurnen Minuny Willie ner naufiu,ir remained for a longer vinit. I.a.sl Ha I urday, t he rcm.ilr.;: or Alfrtfl Lilly, who wuh electrocuted rortland. . arrived- In I-OHiiite. (. V. or which lie met the train and accompanied the body to the coin eleiy, where It wan laid to (rHt ly the Hide' of other friends. This Itev. Air. ShleldH of Wallowa, eon ducted tho HervU-e. Al m. Kiiima Hoe a HiHier, and a half leather, the inversion of the evening. The AMkhph iVeda Hull. Sara Hhermnn and MarKnret 1'oley wre visitors In KutoipriMo Hatinduy where they were i-chearsintf for t The local I. (). mimical proKtim to he preHenled ; was a member, hy the Carol cliorun.. Mrs. Karl Allen wuh Hhopplnft" in KnterpriHc Alonday, Mm. J. J. Chnpnian, returned liome ' Wednesday from . Hot HprlnKH where nhe linH been' Toy month. Air. Chapman ban also. J v In Lilly, of Canliy accoiiMtanied been taking IreatuientH there. H! the remaitiH here. came home with Mtn wife. I Aim. Sadie Hall received word Air. and ' AlrK. It. It. linwtnan ttitH w- Mm. Kmnm Poo and daughter. Airs. Kvn Queacnberry were din ner ffueHts of Aim. Wm. Hunter at the Hunter farm Wednesday. Aim. I'oe and her brother. Air. Lilly, left Friday afternoon for their hoinoH in Portland and Can by. Mrn, I'Yunk Ulldemlecve receiv ed a phone inesHnge from her daughter, Aim. Kvu Konriuette, who ttt III and ahe left Monday for Kaker to hp with her u few days. She returned Thursday as Alra. Konquctte wuh much better. Tho fllldeiHleeves are leaving' LOHtine soon, Kolng to Wallowa where -they k of tlie death of AltfiRwiM conduct tho 111 tin- Ten lloom. j .Mm. Chaiicn l'ishlai k has loen very III the past few- days with the fin. j The teachers and students of Hip Lostine-High Hchool enjoyed a skating; party last Saturday even-' lug- at the Kdfiar Hook farm after which they bad a welner roant. Aim. Charles Page, who under went a seriouH operation at the .Wallowa hospital Wednesday af ternoon. Is reported to be fretting along fine, which Is good news to her many friendn. - Hnnl'ord Chapman. Kloyd Alnffltt and Hoy Swartz. drove out to La Orando Saturday to w-ltncMH the prize fight. About 2(1 ladles and five child ren of tho Christian Ladies' Aid spent. Hie day Tuesday at the farm home of Mra. Henry Kuhn, where they sewed carpet rags. A poi luck ' dinner was . served. The ladles enjoyed the bob .s!ed ride to the Kuhn ranch which was fur nished by Mm. GeiH'KC Wart. A special meeting of the city, council was called Wednesday night as there was some important btiHlness to transact. AH-h. Kreda Hall spent Saturday and Snndoy " vfith Airs. Clayton Knodetl of Knterprlse. Merle Herring. of Wallowa, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. anl Mrs. George Childei-H. Airs. Childers is In very pour health, and , went . to Wallowa . Thursday for , medical treatment. I Thomas Martin, who lives alone up the--. South- l,lorkH "nnyon. be-J came very ill the pant week. When ho was found, he had been in bed lor two dayH without food or fire. V'harles IJriilweli and tlrval ' Poley Acnt up and brought the old man, who Ih SO, years obi, to the hotel, where lie Ih receiving . medical eare. At thin writing hp Ih some improved. -: Several ladles gavclin old time party at . the Amusement hall, Wednesday evening. A fine lime was enjoyed by all. Their refresh ments were 'served at a late hour. Those who had charge were Aim. Crank lilldcrskcvc. Airs, t 'liarles Clshbark.1 Afm. William Wiggans and Airs. Klfle Cook. - Tho grange gave a card party and dance in. their hall Wednes day evening. A large . crowd was present,, .AM report n very in time. ' ' s , ' . Lloyd Chapman went out , Hot Lake Wednesday and broug, his mother. Mrs. Chapman hue She has been U patient there f n month nnd her many friends auJt glad to have her back ngaThv Miss Kdnn Vance has been vetfy III this past week with nppcudT- citia. I ' .Marvin Hammock was a bust nps viaitor at Joseph Wednesday, Air. and Mrs. Pete Gray camo out rom the South Kork canyon for' a few days visit with their friends, recently. They havo spent .ttie winter at I-apover" cabin. . Mr. Gray lias been engaged In running a-trii-p line. Ho has fivo very fine martin pelts that are worth ho vera. I dollars a piece. He also has It pair of live martins, that n;-o worth any one's time to look w Air. Gray has tamed them so tbtr are jiint like house cats, will pl.-iy about the room, etc. You let a stranger come near them, how ever, and they will spring at (hem like a wild eat. Air, Gray will try to catch some more alive; as n expects to raise martins.. ' Night calls Men and women everywhere are. using and recommending Foley Pills diuretic for relief from the distress and bother of a too frequent urinal flow. Foley Pills Jt diuretic atlmulant for tha kidney a Sold Etruushtr t 66GATEIFILLA1" FMCES 1ED .From $17S to $S 00 Caterpillar Tractor Go. "Caterpillar" 2-Ton Formerly $1975. NOW Dfliverod in La Grande $1800 Fiiiltllls Pledge 1 "Caterpillar" Thirty Formerly $3130 NOW Delivered in La Grande $2300 The New "Caterpillar" Twenty Formerly 2.")00. NOW Delivered in La Grande An entirely new model "CATF-UPILLAU," just recently an nounced. New in price, new in rating, new in design a tractor that will be welcomed hy tlie farmer, roadbuilder, and all other users requiring dependable power of 20 drawbar horsepower When the Caterpillar Tractor company was organized in 1925 succeeding the C. L. Best Tractor Co. and the Holt Manufac turing Co., the new company announced a policy of building better tractors for less money. . ' Since that time constant improvements have been made in all models of the "Cat erpillar" Tractor. Today's price reduction is the fourth within the short period of three years. The reductions range from $175 on the "Caterpillar" 2-TON to $500 on the new "Caterpillar" SIXTY Special Logger. Immediate deliveries are available at the new prices on all models. $2800 S : . pii f "Caterpillar" Sixty Formerly $5250 NOW Delivered in La Grande $48 50 NO TIACTOl C01FANY
