La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 24, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text' Fage Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday,-January 24-1929. 4 Lift Quarantine From Allen Home At Lostine, Ore.! Ilr Mr. Willlum Wlmniiw ' I.OKTINI', Ore. (Special) The riuurantlue for smallpox lmw been lifted from the Clarence .Allen home. llui-hy and Nell Allen both have recuverr-d from IIiIh disease. A shed on the .Mnry liuwnH prop erty vvns destroyed by fire parly Monduy niornint. . Mrs. Downs had Mured her mother's thin1: In thlx shed which had been u Karase. The building was a total loss. Thoresra Von Dor (Iib. German : italics dots bvlunultiK In Marvin M'lfc-EHnK. proved herself capable of doing some exceptional reasoning on the coldest nlahl of iho season, when, ns is her usual custom, she won called tu tako a bucket to the turn. tn reliimlin; rrmn the barn with her bucket 0f milk. she raced ahead on Recount of the cold and 111 milk could not bn found. The next morniriK. when told to find ih milk. she went dlii'cily to when) he hud left It the. nlcht be fore, and, nllliouu-li frown, the lid wan Intact and no damaue done. . Mrs. Her! CniKlle. who under went n major operation hint Tuoa day la repoiied to be doing very nicely. H.iturdny nlchl wan the coldest of ,tho KeaKoii, the Ihernionicter reRlKterlnif 2J below. Mrsh. Floyd, ls-nnnrd and .Mm. Iloy Conk went lo Wallowa Mou day to vlKlt .Mm. Heir Candle, w ho In In the hospital there. Ml. Ida Ware, of Kulerinlw, has spent several day In .ostitis. An old-time dance wax fjiven In lhi amusement hull Kami-day nlitht. but owinif to the extremely eold weather, the crowd wan email. Tha KrnnKc will hold another of their card parties al the hall next Hnltirday evoninir. .Mm. I'lla MeKilillc went to Wnl Iowa .Monday, when, she will have some deninl work done. Word has been received by friend of Dean Crow, who wlih PRESIDENT SIGNS PACT , TO OUTLAW WAR i 0 fey rl 0h (m :) & . - wmmmma Girl on Wild Ride ; 1 8 Under Arrest WAXIH.VOTON. Jan. J4 (AP) Mis Mary Klltabeth ' t'ulbei-Kon. i: dauKhter of the lute Charlea A-J t'ullieraon, former senator from 'IVxr, faced charges today of driv ing, while drunk and leaving- the scene 'of an Automobile volilslon. - 1'ollre rhurged that XIhs t'ul liereon collided with . five; parked 1 uutontobllea on I'onneylvnliia ave- i nue, forcing two onto theldewalk. Current It et Benefit The National Rniilik' .Miijii xlne Hflyii llial while Hie l.ahrmlor etirreiil, which brlna ilnwn ice Iterv in a "Ijnjer carrier. It ilm teem with iiuiriiie life, uffordini; brt-uiliUK mill feeding urouiuU fm our hewt food Msh. H EAD COLDS Mult Id spoon; inhale vapors J apply freely up noitnis. WICKS w k.oo Rub I Ait hlalnrle w'ene thai may hitve a fi-eincmtnuH Influence on. the fit-, lure uf world peace wai enacted lit the j:reat KnMl room of 'the While ilfiiiMo when. 1'rcMldenl o(lldi:e; aurrounded' by ' cabinet moinb-rri i:nd Kenute notobleH, . elitnetl the sonnte's nccepiance of the KelloKg anti-war Irealy, thereby making It a law. . In thin picture I'l-cHltlcnt t'oolbbte Ih xhnwn signing I ha document wlll the Kellogg' pen, presented- to the Nccrctury of state by the city of l.a Havre, France. Heated, from left to right, me Vice rre.dd'ent llawes, l'roldent.(;oolldge, Kecrciary Kellogg, secretary Mellun and Secre-. tnry of Wur.-p.-ivN. ' rtiuiing are Senator linrah, Heuator Hwanaon. Senator "nfh, Vten.' President-elect TTurtl. President t'oolidgc Is sal to .regurfl hc Kellogg anil-war treaty as the most Impotiant documept ojf his adininlHtratlon. f '' " . . , , Not Procrattinalort "Miiinnm" i hoi, says the Crook ill l-jigle. such a bad mord ns it's sometimes crnckctl up to be. and one gathers Hint lh qulck-witn-d i moiieru I'hiienns, who an- proud of hclng called ilio VmikwH or the South, lme kept immhikIi of Hie "mamma'' spirit to put oft iinneees Miry worries till tomorrow. HiiiukIi they do essptitiiil Inxkx today. Toads Are Valuable The I'lilleU Stales goteriitiieiil says that every mail Is wort It i:J4. Therefore, a wise j-urilcncr will pris tect the toads, uecorillui; lo .Nature i(iiu.'K-)ili'. ' Toads are the night watchmen of the garden and an busy., devouring cutworms and heellcs which hide tliiring iho day. llirds rnrry on. the Insert war dur ing the day and loads by nliii. Twelve Inches Of Snow In The Cove District Illy Mrs, IxMina 1'rlce (Obs-rver forrespondent) fOVK, Ore., (Sperlall--A total f of 12 Inches of snow' has fallen 'at Cove, which Is experiencing some J real winter weather. I It. I. tlnrker. A. A. Antics nnd jOcorge (lolay are. sorting Itome ' Knrher's mother, llcauty annles ni the co-onerative I lhirkcr, , . his wife, has spent several weeks shed. K. J. Htaekland Is handling Leslie I'eck, formerly of Cove, Saturday netled'tlieiir,I.on. This is to be used to lirlp nay their na Honitl dues. Oning to tho .Inclc. ment weather, the meeting for nice Hon of ol fleers was postponed. ;uolil .Ian.., Zs. , - r . . P. K Sturgcs left' for Pendleton Monday and returned Tuesday, no. compiinled by Mr, titurjres who has been visiting Itlshop-and Mrs. W. P. Itemlngton for the last week. Minor Wheeler, of l.ndd ("nnyin, spent the weekend In I'o.ve Tlsltioy with relatives anil friends. , . Mrs. Q. K. Marker rare a birth day dinner Tuesday. In honor of Mrs. II, I. In California, that they mo ex pected homo In a few days. William Wlggnns made a busi ness trip to KnterprlKO Saturday. The ('iissln Jtrothers sldtiped an other bunch of S3 fat hogs fi i the local slock yards Kiidny. Iho Neighborhood - rluh met Thursday afternoon of Mrs. 1. 1.. Pcarce. iifflccis was held, with Mrs. Min nie Ward elected president, Mrs. I. II. Mcfllll, vice president, Mrs. Oeorgle. Allen, secretary, Mrs. Hhields, treasurer, Mrs. Pcurce. as sisted hy Mm. M llliird Klihn ed lovely refreshments. Several IhihIiicnh himses, as well ns privnte hnmew imve taken ad Viinlage of Hie cold went her, and are stilling their summer's supply Of lee. 'run ice this winter Is of tutistinl nihility, being about 1 J Inches thick. The meeting of the Ladled' Aid society, which was to have been held at the horns of Mrs. C. W. Kleenor Tuesday, was postponed on account of the funeral of lllllle Hunter. Tho Losllno civilian rifle club tnet Monday evening In tho office of Kred Kdwurds. Klectlon of of ficers was part of Iho business that came before tho meeting.. IONT1XU SCHOOL NOTES liw-cll Courtney, Daniel Colo and Hugh .Mnglll will tako stnto exam inations In geography this week. lono Meldlcr is absent from Mrs. CroMr'a room this week on account of being III of chicken pox. Utile Alien Fischer was absent from Miss llalme's room Wednea, day, Anita Willct wns absent from nigh school Wednesday. ' Tho debate squad met at the home, of Superintendent Crow Mon day evening. The seventh and eighth grades gava a hard time party In the high school assembly last Friday night. A delightful time was enjoyado by fell the students present. Tha high school will have charge nf tha general assembly next Mon day. Tho program is as follows: Monologue, Velva Itammnck: mon ologue. Hill Jackson: vocal duet, llslher Flennor nnd Kara Sherman: mcllophonc, Metvln Crow; quartet, 1 Mr. Crow, Freda Hall, It Pcsca tlrny nnd Melvln Crow, tills consignment of apples. These i who- has been working' (pr. the men are expecting lo pack out a Skaggs store in' linker,-has .been caiinnd of npplcs next week. Oscar' transferred to their. Denver store. Lund nnd M. K. Peterson have also j Mr. Peek took his wife and. family i parked out u carload. ) lo lmhler, whom they will remain K. K. Cond spent the weekend 1 w"1" 1'ooK's mother. - Mrs. with his fnmlly at Cove. Mr. coad Westenskow, until Mr. Peck finds Is principal of tho Friillland, Idaho " """able home fof them In In- lie home school this winter. Ho repnrled a,v'r .' lOleetiun of very cold drive coming over Frl-1 The stockmen of Cove were notl- day. ,. , i , , . ' flid of, the. Impending cold' wave The camp fire girls' caiidysale ; several days In udvance through rlul tho Kobcrt .Wilhycombe, of the rxpcii ment station-ut I'nlon. Owing to-the lieo-y 'snow,' II.-K. i C'oolidge wan unable to-cross the' volley ' Tuesday afturnoom and his! thrift' talk' was postponed until a luter data. ' t t ' J Mra. l. M. Ialrd baa been ill fori several days. ',.. v- - . Han't Hair h Heavier Dlif(t' scales. IU curious Itorlea almtjt hslr, 'i'he- t'lilnrse and tb Japtcesa biro the lieu id lest hair per ceat heavier ilian that of the while race,.- Vet Hie buir ot hllpersou It 60 per cent heavier than that of negroes. And niso'a bllr welln 18 r cent more than woman's. Capper' Weekly. ' Qerlk Imperfection Whnar looks for I friend with out IwperfecHoni will nover And what he Malta. W'm lo ourselves with' all our fanlls and we ought to lore nor friends In like inun-ner.--KxchaiiBei ' .' : : I.Ofl ANOKLKH, Jan. "4 (AP) Torn Allen, former sheriff of llar licy county. Oregon, and veteran of the Bannock Indian war. Is tleud at his homo here. Marriage la a good deal like a fire. You run to it and walk bnck from It. , -It's' (ime to think of early, sprinff chicks. It's also. ; , time to boost your poultry profits by buying Incu- . ' bators, Brooders,' and other supplies, at Ward's Mid- ;i Winter Sale Prices.',. " (;, :;. Ward's "Never-Fail" Incubators $39.50 ami l"ott-Capaelty at Ward's Mid-Wilder Kale ' v LOW CANII PI1ICH Easy Payment Pi-ice, JF44.20 $5 Down $6.25 Monthly . . Thoroughly high-class the latest Iti modern Incubator science guaranteed quality and performance. Hot water heater; reliable automatic, heat regulator: posi tive niitonmtlo ventilating system. Strongly made of S-lily Fir and Washington lied Cedar; Insulated with genuine Celnttw. "New Colony' ADO day-old ' chick nImi M hi. Winter Sale, Caab rrliw $16.65 SCHOOL BOOKS And School Supplies Wc Can Supply Textbooks for Both High School and Grammar Grades. Theme Paper, Good Quality, per 100 . ..30 Compasses .................:. 15, 25, 50 , Protractors .....:.:. 10 to 60 Rulers, Metal Edge 10, 15f 25 , Notebook Coyei-s, Loose Leaf JJ5 Mechanical Pencils, .....:;L.v 10 to $4.00 Fountain Pens ............,. ?1.00 to $8.50 Unn.led Pencil Tablets 10 Ink, Colors Green, Red, Violet, Vi oz. bottlo .., ;.......... 5oV La Grande Book & Stationery Company Formerly Newlins. Consider" This $50 Saving before you buy a washer The new Big 3 "Speed Queen" with its highly polished aluminum tub and agitator offers you advantages in washing efficiency, beauty and durability which are found only in the highest priced machines AT A SAVING OF MORE THAN, $50. Here are some of the leading features: Smooth, pressed alumi num tub. Highly polished alumi num agitator. All-metal wringer with semi-balloon rolls. ; ' ; High grade ; 14' H; ' P. electric motor. , Self -oiling bearings and gears.''- :, ' 1, Entirely enclosed mech anism. Double walls to keep, water hot. Finished ' in . beautiful colors .; -; for $110 dime in and see thin new ro-mtn-knblo washftr the first rhiinco yon k1. TIioip'h no obligation. . . peed Queen I : Aluminum washer W.H. Bohnenkamp Co. Kmbodieii many' patentrd exclusive: fea tures, Bvenly, distributed,; (:ente lhe.1t keeps the rhleks' healthy' Vnd'viRdYo'us. Iatented by-p:tss' eohirot Tintoriiiitlcally controls dratf to' maintain' reirular. even, proper heat. : -. .'- Cost Iron stove turns-hard or soft eoal. 4i-lneh canopy adjustable hy cowl and liulleys to J, 10 and 12 Inches from floor. Aluminum Legbands (S2 1'6 bands, N'os. I to SS t.To r.0 Lands Nob. 1 to 60 tSo too bands, N'os. 1 to 100 4,to Uirtre. raised figures. I.IKht. eas- to at tach. I'll any fowl except iuby chicks. Folding Egg Carrier Holds 12 dozen eggs Mld-Wlntoir Sale I'rkxi 79c !le lJslJxlJ Inches Well-wade for express and parcel Folds flat. Mllcra included. post. SPECIAL SALE ON RADIO B And C BATTERIES January 26th to February 2nd C natterim C Batlerii-s S1.69toS2.35 WTG0MERYWARD6CQ La Grande, Ore. Phone T'I;iin IS 1101-3 Wa?h. Ave. t vvnen You Miss ft I : ' Your 1 ' '. ul In. hlKh ' ,, I 1. .' n ' alaf - v,wu uuininff v ui-ooocr ( i t . $1.69 $ 19c & 35c It Unbreakable Nest Eggs Mad of wood, enameled white. Odorless. Look Ilka real ess. 24 18c doz. Dry Mash Wall Hopper )alvanli) sheet ateel. rianira and eras wlra prevent wastase, lllnr4 cover. Copperedl Wire Hens' Nests Fist coppered ateel rlb; U KACH Inched in. dhuneter: S ,luchi In depth And a copy will be delivered at once free of : charge. For change of address, please do not notify carrier boy only call the off ice direct, giving old and new residence, and you will avoid s errors in service. The Evening Observer Main 37 : T f f ? T t T T ?' X T ? I::