La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 12, 1929, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage Four , (Incorporated) An Independent Newspnrw'r PRANK B. APPI'RBY.. ..Editor and Puhllfther HARVEY F. MATTHEWS . HiiHlnH Manager Published evonlnsH, except Sunday, at 1416 Adams Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The Ohaerver.Stur publlnhed every Friday. Entored at tho PoHlofffce at L-a Grande, Oregon, &a Second Clftn Mnll Mutter under net of Miirch 2, 1K73. OFFICIAL VAVKH OF UNION COUNTY AND THE CITY OF LA GRANDE MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS Tho Associated Prcsa Ik exclunlvely entitled to use for publica tion of all news dispatches credited tn it or not othorwine credited It published hrein. At) rights of republication of special dis pute hen In thin pnper, and uIho tho locul news herein also are ' reHerved. National Advertising Representative M. C. MOGENH7JN & CO., Inc., San FrnnclHco, Los AiikpIph, HeatUe, Portland, Chicago, Detroit. New i'ork BUKSCNIPTION RATES ISy Carrier Dally, per month In ndvnnee.... . Dally, six months In Advance Daily, Klnlo copy .......... Uy Mall Dally, per month fn advanco Dally, per six months In advance Dully, per year In advance Weehly. ObHnrver-Hhir, pur yar .. 7 Bo .44.60 .. 6o .. 50o ..(2.60 ..$5.00 .12.00 ADVEftTIfiTNO RATES Display, forelpn, per column. Inch ............. Display, local, per column Inch.. 42o 40a Time contract prices on aitpllrntlnn. KI'lItlTUAL mXATlONS'lllPK AVhosoever tdmll do thf will of my Fa l lire whieh Ik in he;ivrn, the snme Ik my hruiher, my lnler, and nitdher.- A! it I lnw 11': "0. The Town Doctor (The Doctor of Towns) Says SPOTLIGHT OF SERIES ON BUSH f this pa turn I .s. p.u:tt!on.' Kritia will j mt r'imit her work in the bank ; t'or Hi-vi'i';il t:ty. t tt,r l..0 Mnr-in nnil M I'M. UNION LODGE , AhCmnu of KlfflP wore rwkx "t . j Mrs, Viola I'.-trUer on Thursday. MRS. JACKSON , VISITS O. E. S. j Native of Southland Puts Chicago Cubs Back Into the Running. I lly Itrlun IK I ( Antedated front ,Sp)Hh Writer.) lly Mis. I. Z. 'IVrrulI (Observer ('orreHpondent ) VStOS, Ore. (Sueehil) One of the ui'M't interest I ni? En mi era Star meetlnwH for mme time in I'nlnn wan held at the Masonic hall Thursday evening, when .Mrs. far i'ie JackHOn of linker. ttHxocUtte ! Speaks Words Of Comfort At Service nm.AI'Kl.rill A. Oct. 1'2 (A Urrand miitrnn. pnld lly MRS. C1IAR1-KS SI'KXCKit i Observer Correspondent) CIKANflE IIAU--(Special) The ber official I'ov. .r. Oe(riie Walz. who was in You Arc .IiiM h "IUjc hh Von Think It so.-unlexH you rolloiv up think ami Jin" :imc,wth doinic. I Von nay, "I think Ui Grande There Ih only one obstacle to the j should do .this." or ' We should liroKresH of any community that In I have thai." You read lhe.se cditor- dcflnltely fntfil. and that Is lack of I n"d my, "Thi a pood Idea." clvb- spirit and tram work on tlio ! ?p Jl,,,,k th:,l'M p,Kh'" '''I'" but what ilo voti o nhout It pail ol Its un. ; Ah vou r('.n, ,hjH .-,, HIiV. i The b.iyous of .MisKisslppl today ' visit. . 1 here was ;i peuer;il kuwI fhiirtre of the funeral service for A few years utfO a Hinall town j hope tto-artd-so sees this. It hits j claimed a place In the world series ; feelhifr and the exemplification of (a(.kp Oscar fiekeler, Friday aft wuh in the sticks; today the only him risht on the head, he Is a!- Picture, for Guy T. Hush, native 1 the ritualistic work went ff 'ernnii. waitl in art: towns or communities In the sticks ways talking a lot. but never does ( nd resident of "ole Miss," sent ! (fond shape. Miss Doris Wilson of j "Krb nds, you who mmtrn be are made up of sticks and n "stick" j anything." and yon ma.v be Hunt, ! ''bicaifo back Into the herie with North I'mvder was Initiated into ;WUW :t husband, father, brother is iH one -who refuses to do anything! but how ahout yourself? .Maybe ' a brilliant offensive and defensive ' the. rderand Mrs. Jackson jravc (j(,Ji(i w-JMii to assure you of our himself or Kt together with those ; you don't even talk, and when you I Performance. j many helpful miweHtlonK about the sympatiiy with yu in this who will. do talk, do you talk your town "up" Additional returns yesterday la- ' work. At the ciose of the meeting tjmp f si.rrow. I know tm A town is jilHt as blK as (lie peo- i (r "down'." If you are Idu, you ' beled the early forecast of a s-Vfep j several, includlni,' Airs. Jackson, we tn;U wons entuiot Consfor! you. pie In II. The trouble Is that It Is f will talk it up: otherwise, you will 1 iW triumph for the Athletics over Kave short talks during the hour f yet vve wou, express our sympathy easier to be lft tie than hlw, and na-' say to yourself. "Oh. let the Cham- the f libs at least jiremat lire, lie- j for refreshments. Several members wol.,s .1U ( theye beautiful rore ttie 'eniii't r.in now w made . came ttowtt from Aortn I'owuer to - riowoi-x - offi-lai results of kuihvh ttelay and ! attend the nieetlni?. They were: i " . Momlay must be tabulate.!. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank llldwetl. .Mr. "George Oscar Oekeler. l,0:n The N'allmiMl Uimiu, vletntv iifi..i-: and Mrs. Herman White. Mis. VM-:" u",1,u"" " three weary years of waitimr, w.m j son and sister-in-law ll.i Hint It'll It !..(- I.,' Iu .. II iwl l rU fillln'C,. l-riluill 'Tilde Wilbert" Itoblnson, prcsl- j ers who attendetl tho meeting from iAn i-un '' " '" .lent.oin.iweee .f U,.r,klen u.mkn utlt of town Were Mrs. Hazel f.eaJ.vet yull know his WOllOertUt loVC lure, left alone, does mt linprovo her of Commerce, the I. ions flub. without aid. or somebody else do It." A bltf Job rcnuh-CH hlu; people, j To be "blK" you do not have to and In this day of keen competition ; be n merchant, a dot-tor. a lawyer "pulling your town over" is no j or a banker. Jf ymi think ymi are little undertaklitf;, and if there Is I little potatoes, you will be little po an over-abundance ff "Utile" peo-t tatoes. No matter who you are or pie In any community, It won't he what you do, you arc just as bis done. "iJitlc" people arc those j us you think and do. who say it can't , bo done. V(i" ; people are those who interrupt! f opyrieht.' 1 D'.'y. A. I"). Sione. Ite- those who say it can't he done, by, production prohibited in whole or: better tonight, eh. Charlie?" gald d'dnif It. j in part. ! the portly veteran, with the cjij ThlukhiK l-a Grande is t he, best j This "Town Doctor" article jsjthUKlasm of a Juvenile, place on earth Isn't enough. It published by The Observer In co-j Mush, who Is called" Joe by his helps, but thinking so doesn't, make j operation with the I. Ions club. team-mates, after anottn fc Hush who made his presence Celt in world's series pitching, reached hc- Wbitc. Mrs. Wil- !u" ....v.... aw. Doris Wilson.- sumimms of the dark uimel, and Kersuson. oth- ; l-kly went to be with his G...I. nt-nianaer of Brooklyn, spoke eit of town wen for his fellows an he slapped Cap tain Charlie Grimm of the ( "tilts on the back. "That hash'll taste ham and .Mrs. Hthel CummlnKs of Dor ymi ami tieep interest ui .. I.a Grande. Mrs. Mark I'hv of Mm. The new home mint JHht tesm . i , ! . . . .... ' ! , CULT MEMBER AN (Continued Jrom Page One) rnnxitliTuhle of Jht limn pntot iclim Hutiiiiii had her Next week will he a big week in these parln M'J Show, the Nonniil-0. A. C. freshman footbull jfaine, and a jri'eat Pirate Party nieiciiaiuli.sinjf event to lie staged Thurs day, Friday and Saturday hy 3f) local business firms. Watch for details you'll be interested! Inln v(l'ifvivy nnil Iiidkit lift'. Anil no It Ih with niMitlM'r typit of -nf.'lnf. to whlrh very llltl" thuiiKht In Kivcn iitUM'h. viiIvpm nil nTV'j,- li Ih Hut hiiiimn tn-urt. '1'he I'diiHi'H of jK-iirt li'diihlf hiiVi, ln-in KttiilW'tl iittil nrc well known. .iK'UKiiri'H rim h,- iipiilhcl for thHr on tlm ninno. Tin. ii'f'ciil Ion- nnil mljiiHt iiiontx ninili- '' ln'n inti wh-il twice. Ill thf. IiiiIIvIiIiiiiI'h iiioiIi- of llvlnif, i .MIkm SuIoiIh anil If the ileranirelileiit ranniit he : tnoveti to I'orlhiml ellmlimli il. I'nforlilnnlely, ili-fectH I later loruu-il in I.ok AiiKi'lex. The Elk's ' 111 '"I" ' nulne ctinii.it he .llniliml - I en neeiiime no nptire partH . are avallahle; lievert heli-HH, rrnpei; treatment will aihl to one's cniii i'iii'I ami prolong life. (liven ii normal heart at hlrtli, tho liywlene of Intaney anil elillil- noo.l. the iirevenilon of I'onlaKloiiH role mature tn leading the CiiIih to I 1 I A year or two ago or was it ten ? we thought Aimee had vanished from the front pages for good and all. We were personally fed up on the recital of her publicity stunts. It did no good. . Aimee has continued to get into the news every day, every week, or every month. Now she is sued for theft of something or other. No use trying newspapers should reserve a half column for Aimee and quit hoping. EX-BAKER WOMAN ! " J ,'" ' '' "V" " wim he tall, sallow vftiith who acted yesterday as though he had had early training as a contortionist and then decided to take up solo danc- intr. piteiied a count k-oun punr. He permitted the men of Maek to parents ; ni,.it i.i,.. Ini. i,itM i .,, t i. i.ito III 1H24 ami ; M;.f,.tleM u fnlrlv tlimlirnl Ir. .1... early inuiiiKH. runs were ncnra; He was "hearimr down" at tho close ami in the final four inning one "blow" was registered by the losers, j The Cubs now are talking about , events to transpire when the battle field Is shifted back to fhlcajro. They must win one of tlm remain ing jramca hero-, to call for it west j lake, and Mis. I M. i. ft tier of Meridian. J , Mrs. IV M. Littler came in by nqiu staia from Meridian, Idaho. ! Wednesday evening to att'nl the regular (),' K. S. meeting that eve i aim; and the special meetlnpr Thursday.. She returned hom ; day morning, j All, and Mrs. Orval Jensen, who ; moved back to 1'nlon recently from I the I'ondasa section, are occupying one ol tin' :eottaKes at the experi I merit farm, where Mr. .lenscn Is. ; employed. . the lonir time home, wiH ever be a nmnument of his desire to be ! kind and Kenerous. He will imt j occupy it with you, but you will I ever have his spirit and his mem t ory will ever linger with you. I Mr. Gekeler was born of pioneer ! t......ii i: 1 tT7 in this 1ri ' beautiful valley, and his life was beautiful and fair. His relation ships to and with his fellowmen, and especially with you. the mem bers of his family, were such as to portray the traits of his character which you so cherish. You now think kind thoughts, and ever will Mr. and Mrs. K. I Geertsen eele- speak kiml words, as yon think of Good football teams run in cycles. Kxccpt those schools where an unusually large student body provides a eintinuous wealth of material year after year (and good fortune and finance provides coaching wealth) a high school such as La Grande's rises to the top in its district only every two or three years, sinking to less interesting levels the rest of the time. This year it looks very much like there is room near the top Wtho local aggregation. A combination of' good material,' experience and spirit and a coach that has both ability and personality this leads the layman to be optimistic over the prospects. .Yesterday's game against Namna helped a lot. ! Winnino1 it imir-lwlmvn ntwl lmMimv ihnl ( mim uesifiilouLi u ..u .... . . 4 i . .. . . j ineiiHureH tn tli.ir iialiv routine. easy jol. Ask the young men who accomplished it. And, j Tl,l imiii m the moiiern hunt. Iiest of all, they are determined that this first big game is to I .!"!'" "'' ..... i ihh iiiie hlH heart to ilanKerniiM be just a starter. i o-ei -,,ii,iati(,n. I he know leilce that Hhnrtnei ITSIIINti KS'l Ki.VriOV l.OS AN(!KI.I-:. (let. 12 (AD l.'urther lnvtHtlf.ratlon of the activ ities! i.r "The lllvlne (Inler ut the oyal Ann ol' lh (li-eat I'lleven," threo of U'hiiMe nielllhel-H are re- ' ti porteil inlKNina', anil three more of aim inieeiioui.. nisoaxeH l.y proven ; "even lu nine men in ; ,.,. ,,,( ,,, lh(,v wlv ,h(.v ,nvo lireveiitlven, will il,, mu. Ji o le-' innnner not yet exnlalneil. b'iim I fear of their nhi'llty-'tii do so xen the neenrrenee of heart din-i pnxheil l.y l)einty Mlvirifti . ' eane. Attorney charlei. Kearney today. 1 Meul In nln The know Indue that no-cnlled I A new nnitle to the Investigation ! One of the few thrills In the third "irrowinK pains" In children may I K'ven yesterday In reports r- "' w hich was well played Imt he the fore-riinner of rheumatic I r' lved hy polled rroni Mrs. Kleanor : nut "I tncular. was furnished l.y fever, which f reouontly prniluccs ! 'inilorsky, a pharmacist, that Mrs. ' Jiminy Myites, who made a frilll Irrcparahle dainiiKO to h, heart ' -M"' "tls lllackhiu-n. cull leader, i lMM s,,,"l home. The rohust valves, will muse pnrentx In si-ek ! n"'1 nkol her to prepare a poison j "' "as safe, hut tho umpire expert advlco at onto. 1 hic)i would not leave a llaco in , caiien a tnirn strise on l-.arnshaw. ii human body. j 11,0 naisman. to nulllly his l.rillluiit Tho leiillest for the pollon was. etr"n made In Aimust. arj!,, a.cor,llK to' 'r V" f,".r"' f'""" ,.0,,ay Jnn t'harllp Hoot, the starting pitcher il..Mlt... ... I ., .i . -1 i-ilnhow " TI... u-oi...... Ui..i...i 11,1 nisi Kanie. auiii, ino lead- e,,i.l,.... ... ' ... " ron- ! i iii..Li...... .,, . ...;.. ".. : I'lt'-hcr of his IciiKiie, has had other ohlhraMo, s ... , , and asked that oinm.und a I .,,."'" '"" '"lv" "' ' "1 "-ln-l I pcrniant ilauuiKo tn the heart mua- I l,olsn" 'il In a1 cuU irl.liui't -le. j ceremony wherein Samuel Itlzzo, 'I'he knowledge that fresh whole- 1 mlHwIni? huslianil of .Mrs. Until Wel some rood, lu inndiirallon .'cnjiiir- ! 'Hn tluiiisliti'i- or Tr. .ltliii-lf-(" lly after the litre of rort'y7v'f'roi,li h"ntrw.ni to-hi niren- oriifftither air, Niiiillirht. persona) cleanliness i I'ellKloiiH hellef. anil Miifflelenl rest are of the! 'I'he pharmacist said she dellv k'r.'UIrM Impnrtiince In liroinollnu I ered colored water to a mesMcnKer Kood licullh. In w hich t lie heart j calllnK lor the potion, ami then in no small degree, should i dropped out of the cult. II eaiter to Incorporate these lirated their 3:11 wedding annlver sary and Mrs. flcertsen's l.lrthday with a dinner on Wednesday eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Itaxter and .Mr. anil Mrs. I'. .). Hailing and daughter .Viae were the guests. The. and speak of him. "Mr. (ieketer's parents preceded htm, also the eldest son who died In Infancy. The sorrowing wil'i whose sorrow Is only the overflow of the heart of love, and the FALK'S t Pictorial Printed Pattern 494550 cents EMPRESS VELVET ,usU-rotjs silk wlvots. full 4 in. vio, in nm uinns favon-l sh:nh-s. This noiKfoiis faht'tc If an I'XtivttH'ly .smart rhohv !'r fall v:ir. Hhown in His. fotors. nvt'iilntr wfiH Very 'pleasantly hiumU : dauKhltrH. Kihin and irtna, and the In vixithitf ami many fiol wlshos vri cxti'iHlcd to tin ictTtMcnj. 1 torol hy Moikm iff returned to lnr honn Ht I lock 'reek after Mpcndintf u eonple of weeliH with l.iUM-np I I iiti'hiiiHoii. Mrs, fleome I'liekett vh In 01 to rent In tho rnlon cenieitiy yester- j sustained, and must hi day. Sincere Hympnthy is exlonded to Mr. Ptiekotl, Krina and Owen In sun, .Molvln. all need the comfort and cheer that friends and God ca n jfive. It rot her t 'hurley and sisters. Al vs. V. J. I lushes, Mrs. 1 )ora Smut it. Mrs. Ih-nest Del .on if, M rs. A rt M 'all a ml M is. 1 toy Silencer, all feel keenly the lows upheld hy Ood'n own litrht hand. Mr. Gek eler spent mnsr of his life In farm- Inj-c and stork rnisiiitf. so he was a Iways In touch with the K'':'t out-of-dooiH where he could think of and commune with his Maker." Spread of Civilization Krory expansion of riviliz:if Ion makes for peace. ! other words, every frxpiinhm of n zvont civ ilized power makes for hnv, order nnil righteousness. -t-Theoflom Uooifvelt. The knowlWdiro that many 111 nessofl, pnrtlcularly thOHe associat ed with prolnntfcil fevers, always Pinnace varying deKrcos of heart weakness, will curb the individual's Mrs. Sandorsky, who as a iiiemher I . of the cult wus designated as "tho j . woman mated that i himself ready As usual, 4'onnie Mack's pluns were known only to Cornelius Mc aillleuudy. Mob Grovo is the lojrieul he cloudy and warm. If tho 'weather man has rend his sinns rlvht. The difficulty Is that Grove is not In the hest of shape. I inn v mean a dnmnued heart, should urtfe one xo mock nil examination to de termlne their sik'niricinco. In the presoncp or these distur hauees self medication Is Worthless nnd extremely datiKerous. The PhysiHn,,. skilled hy tralnlnff and xperlence, offers th0 only hope, of nteiiiKent miHutWemeiU, In that 1" M only one equipped to ii'itUe i ho proper examination or wiiKyust rntlnnal treatment. LARGE LOG IS BROUGHT HERE TO HE SAWED lVINl)IJN(i PARKS Popularity of the niiliiiiuiliilo lms jrroully ri'tluood the ps-KeiiR-ei' liusiuoss of the Aiiifiicnn railroml.s and Iii-oukIiI mudi concern to the railroads which have boon having more than their share of the world's economic and business troubles since tho war. l!ijlit at a time when they were in dire need of more and more business alonjv came the automobile and the rood road to rob them of a great part of what they al ready had. Some of the railroads accepted it as fate but others, with that initiative ami doo,ucdiiess which characterized the pio neer railroad builders, looked about for means to combat this new competition. Anil some of them have had some measure of success.' . One New Knj;laiid railroad lured back some of its old pat rons by speedinK- up its trains so that the ipiickest way to! travel between any two points on its lines would be by its trains and not by automobile over parallel roads. Most! steam and electric lines' have lost passengers by the hun dreds hccau.su automobiles travel more rapidly than their trains, , , Americans like to think of themselves as a rapidly moving people, but trains on Kinopean lines, more especially in Knjr land, are as a whole faster than those in this country. The average, Ainercian railroad train travels relatively slowly, commuter trains boinjt the worst offenders in this respect. Faster trains, schedules adapted to the needs and wishes of tho traveling public and not to the convenience of the rail- Vonrls milt fevepr lnli li-nitw vvtuilil i-ncl.,c,i ,n,.li ..r l!... t....i : . : . . . . ,. : . : ., v " ". KoMi.iwy thn team passenger luisiness ol the railroads. The faster, better i "'"hped a soon uk the i, ,.i. schedules between the northwest and Chicago now in effect ! J;:!:;"',:," .-nut'l is ono HU'p in iwv nv.ni (miTiinn. Hecloiihlcd lMl'oits Actlmr on informal inn L'lvrn In the woman. Investigators have re- douhted their efforts to locate ltiz- zo. one of the three missing cult-! IstS. Ml-S. Hi'.ZO wtien Miiostt IntiA.t '"-"Hi. dl.-,lness. faln.ness pal. I I P,'! "". '' " ' the lie-in i 1,,. , i ,?, "er ntisi.anil was directed to walk, the fee L e ! ' "e"'"1 '" H.'"Kh it 3 0 times. sa,lB. "I a,,,! - " ... . n.n ,,,,.i " iy I-:, ii. mh, (ilhserver t'orrespondent) 'ATIIKUINK I'ltKlOK (SpeHl) file hut ronlalnlnir 2 Inn I- r I '"' 'l I'lOllKht down l,y M uck rroin the ilmlu r on the Hail ! ranch last week and taken 10 I.a ",ono where It w lumher Mr. ivns sawed Into Mllchell Sr. met win, "Hi; hi have he,. very serious icoldom hist Saturday, whlln inov. Inn a wiiKon load 0r farm Imple nienis in the farm recently pur. clnisi.il hy ills ,, Kills, when a inck snuek the loaded waKn, thi-.. ii,K M r. Mitchell t. iniiniiil. hadly hrulsltm him and "lit 1 1 m an liKly Kas)l over his eve Mhel-wlse he seems to ho recover a uean num.' The ceremony was performed In an eriurl to unit him of a hellef not approved hy the cult,' she said, so he could he ;con verted to lllo "I.liiht of the Sixth Seal." In addition to ltlzzn. officers are seeklmr Mrs. Addle .Mcduffie mid Mrs. Katherine llolz. cull memhers reported mlsslnir from tlm Sanln Susanna mountain colony. The deaths helm- InvestlKated In clude those of Miss Wllln Ithoads. IH, whose hoily was found under the flooriiiK of her parents' home, iiflerslie had I i dead more than three yen i'h: Jlrs. I-Vanccs May Turner, purported to have been hakid in a. stone oven to cure her of a lliiKci-iiiK disease, and Mrs. Ilarlene Satoi-is, whose death cer tificate was sinned after she had heen dead several days. The Coe, After It ciler lype of success ful hiixluesK man never walls for hts ship tn mine In he charier!, n lur mitl hrluijs It Into tlmk lilm- I self. When In Portland for the Pacific International Stock Show 1 ilscrlmlnadnt; Tnlon I'ouniy I't-ople 1 will choose The Ileathman Hotels THE H.EATHMAN, NEW 1IEATHMAN ni:w . . . i.i'xi uiors . . . (OI'IITHOI S . . . .MODKIt ATM IN ItATKS . . . The New Ileathman f'offee Shop is one of the most pop ular eatinir places in nil 1'ort land. You'll like it, too! Heathman Hotels Ihoadway and Salmon 1'iirk and Salmon i. K, Ilcatliiiian, 0er-Mnr. ;cii. .M.. Khm, v, c. Asst. Miutrs. N otice We wish to advise all policy holders of the Oregon Fire Relief1 Association of Mcinnville, O're.,' 'that the? new neW location of the La Grande office will be at 63t 113 Elm Street in the office of Wm. Miller After October 5th. This office can accommodate you with the best of every kind of insurance that is written at the lowest possible cost. See us first for the best La Grande Insurance Agency 11. V. Copscy Health Talks Mm .killed Mechanic tan I'mlnu IVl'hMl Of I Ml'll1ltC4 My f. Al. h kt. . II. thimlcn, N. The ex 1I e.ion "eimlne Iroiltde" luinuN to mind thn d'hi. lucon v'liieH('i'S and nuclide fiiTlmif rutl- rJ.'.'IH IH'CS I Ml' lit Jd.tlie eiiy! th Uili. N .it.- l.-ss I nierly, mid llo i the thitriiiiKh lti nr..-, ine apptuailon id lueasiiriM to pie. ol their urnii reiii-e, nnd "hen ll'oilhle do-H ai le, the Unc ' ad mviinenls to nuiin- ii ifihi; Ii oni ftnuie de- mI aUtnllHil.ile itlld llrlii- M,r, th.se df 'Hieiit th:in for !tmti h 'ell In t mat Ion of the TRY W. K. GILBERT CO. FIRST . ,ie wan mrown tinder ll,. l,..ru... ! The w imon was damaueil cons,i,.rl ! i alily. ' I Mis. W. K. llckle ntten,Ir, . ! ineellnir of the Women's Itellef . ; ''"ips In I.a (Irande lusl Saturday. , 1 While In the city she called ut the home of Mm. it i i.i,.u -.i I'erls her lu Irood health. Miss Khun riish k In lenchlnir chool in I he i 'lover t'reek dutrk t. I Kimnelh I'ruther was over from' lji.ll l 'nny on lust Stuurday visit M0 " h""le hl ""'''"'t K H. A much needed ruin fell Tuesday artei nnon. hreuklnK loli spell ! er thy atner. The Best "Conference" Is When You Eat I'he hiioiiirsM man who has an ImiHMianl siihjtvt to illst'iiss nltli fi-leiiil ir nsMNHatc finds the luncheon lunir the ImM ndapied Tor n .mful "tHll fereiiif," With tiMM n tlit. proi1 Iwu kttnmuit, with tlu leu Mint tuul iniict MirmuiHlliiKs f tlm NiU'iijimeii dinliitf riMim UtMt's ilit iih-nl M'lthiu for a 1hi4jw"sm in MM'iiti inlk of I ho imvt saiis f titer tuiiHM TIm Stitttjiiwea Ih tho hlenl me-tiHK hHM Prrr fl4 FrU f.if pmlsf 1 not hurt!.? Ilnnki;fviiitf, hut pruiw ntw.(vs foiui mi Intrdient In our irn)er. ... In pmltm Ut thought of tt'ir Minifies from and i etin uulOied In (he mind sud I here To re lo Ih iivt nnil frrvfnt lu tril f'uoterrtn (In luilitnil lr)utemT I to eltutmei hhh in tiiu In inen's oniyrs, Kdwurd M. tiout SACA.IAWEA INN "rolnls llif Vy tn IIi-IIit Thhn;V Virtor.Kdio-KlectroU on $298.00 Complete Over 1 Carload Load of VICTOR RADIOS Over 1 carload of Victor Radios and Victor Combina tions sold since August 1st in La Grande and vicinity and still going- strong. If you have not heard one of these marvelous instruments, do so today at our store. Adieus Music Co. bufu.