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I.A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE,
Wednesday, April 16, 19ii0i
LARGE CROWD I
AT RECITAL j
JLJ X. kj X Mjl f MJ L Tiif U i the
Slip wns attractively dressed . f:hl wero Mrs. I.'urrry's Hclectiona
beautifully rendered.
I
. A di'llKlitful sprint' recital In
ivliieh niOHt of the number UioukIi
pffoctlvo wero llslil and In keun
Ihv. ivith (lie neiiHon. was Kiven
last night by Mian Mildred Hpellerr
acc-ornpanlcd by Mra. Gege Hunt- core
Inxton currey, contralto, and MiHRjin a B'Py eotrtuuie
jijriin v..iru. reauer. a larRe 'llio "M ulc Kox" by I jiidow. an i The final nuniber "Chimes of
cruua nueniieu me recital. Held at ever popular piece, was Included Saint l-atrlck's" bv Whithorme and
Grande hotel ballroom, j in the second croup of Minn,' "Ewriii" bv Krocirer. had much
The first number "Konala op. i spencer's nunflierii with "love appeal and received the most al
No. 3" by lleethoven was the , Konir" by. Joseph Sux and "Niuht-1 plause.
ht-avleMt of the selection and wasilnffale" by i.iszt.
iun imerpreieu. -ins .Myina! "Sonrf of tlio Soul" by Urol I. New Haven, Conn. Hoover
warn reau -mo uypsy p-luwcr ; "Who Knows" by Stickles and
Oil !" and responded with nn en. i "The I-Voeclra' l-ullnby" by Me
la
j Yale Jally News stresses need of
! intelligent lenders.
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DBEAaiTTOiFaJCL
Banking Change j
Since Year 1920j
Washington. Apr. h ai l
Asserting that the "Rood old days" i
In mral banking that prevailed up I
to is;u have definitely ended. I.y. J
Ulan JO. Wlikcflcld. vice president'
of tho Klrst Hank Ktoek corpora- !
lion of Minneapolis, yeoterdov de-i
scribed to the liuusc banking coni
lullteo the Initiation of n group
banking system to reorganize the
l ural banking structure of the
noithwest.
shear?; ifnip too energetically in'
Ajnerican gardens and' orchards.
says Irving I. I'eterson. university
of Illinois expert.
Moht of the haidy trees and
thrubs need Utile pruning, he says.
Secretary Hurley
Cancels Trip West
WASUIKOTON, Apr. 10 (AI')
Secretary- ilurley has cancelled his
trip to Oklahoma which ho was to
have mude Saturday.
Assistant Secretary Pavlson to
Clothing, Footwear, Ready to-Wear-f or Men, Women & Children "VI
iou an uuuu ine wnoie ramiiy
with a New Easter wardrobe attaLowPte
MEN!!
1
SUIT SPECIAL
Kniiirt new Sprinj; models by
Cnpps, Hart Scharf tier & Marx
ind other fr.mous makers.
Styles for men of all ajies and
tastes . . . varied patterns and
colorings . . . all wool suits in
a huRc showinit and best of
all they are priced very low.
S14.95-S19.50
$29.50
EASTER
DRESSES
The Newest Styles
Special at
$4.95 to $8.95
Silk Crepes, Flat
Crepes Prints and
Plain Shades!
D a i n t.y lingerie
touches and interest
ing details place them
at once in the class of
dresses that would
ordinarily cost 1-3
more! When you see
them, you will be
tempted to complete
your Spring frock
wardrobe immediate
ly at these Savings!
These fashion fea
tures Peplum Effects
Bolero Jackets
Cape Collars
Short Sleeves
Color Contrast
DRESS HATS
The best hats in the world.
Made by Keith, Steti-on and
Knox, the three famous hat
ters in the fashion world. New
colors new shapes all gen
uine fur felt.
$2.95 t $4.95
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Footwear of Distinction for
Milady's Kastcr Mode
The season's smartest ties,
pumps and one - straps in
shades to match your costume
ai-c hemp; shown here. Com
bination lasts Cuban or
spiked heels in a large assort
ment. $2.95 - $3.95
$4.50
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An Important Item
Vim must have a hat to match
your Raster costume. Choose
well and wisely here. Our
eastern buyer has selected a
crand collection of the latest
millinery slvles. Your choice
at
Sl.a."i
Men's Hoy's Oxfords
These oxfords will meet the
demands of the most critical
dresser. Mack or tan-blutcher
or bal style, solid leather soles
and rubber heels. At these
very economical prices.
$2.95 - $3.95
p to $6.95
Smart Shoes for (Jills
Style, value and comfort are
featured in our showing of
Spring footwear for girls. The
right shapes for growing feet
... in tan, black and blond
leathers.
$1.75
2..i - $2.93
We're doing our part to help you prepare for the Easter Parade. We've
assembled an especially choice assortment of things men and women
like . and the prices will appeal to the thriftiest. If you believe in
preparedness, and most people do, you won't neglect to come in tomor
row and share in these bargains.
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The Mtnnesotan appeared as the! llay KUH """'ed acting secretary of
second witness in the croup bank- j ar ",m " Ma!' a!'""ed tnnt see
ing phase of the committee's fi- i r:tal"y Hurley had not recovered
nanefal investigation. and kiih. i frum a recent illness.
ported tho opinion
V;V.. JJ.enkcr. head
sup-
advanced by j
At the same time officials re-
f the North- "'"rated mo secretary was not seri-
u'est Bank corporation, another ' ously ill although ho has not been
Minneapolis group . orcaiiization, f at lliH ,,,Blt for ten days and has
that the group system was more j lra,!,,;''1 od departmental affairs at
practical thun branch or unitj,ll!' llu'ne.
banking. j .
Kaeh of the Minneapolis Instllii-! ,
tlonn control a ,, .., , . . ico maras urain As Cut
one hundred ,
treated through an
a group of
individual
banks.
SHKI.UY. S. I). (AI') .V
new I
slock between the .. I.....L-. i "-""""K i.u.ciune wmen staclis
the holding companies.
' Ily tho creation of a group of
wider diversification of risk and
resources is accomplished than is I
possible in a single unit," Wake- j IIP A H
the headed grain as It Is cut has
been developed and used succes
sively by farmers here.
neid lestlIed, adding that small
branch systems with members of
the group as the -parent organlza-I
lions might, prove advantageous in !
supplying bank facilities In towns i
too Email to sustain u unit bank..
i'lan of his organization.; he ex
plained, "provides for the retun-
Hon In the local community of the!
sUongest possible control over thoi
arrairs or thc unlt.. .Management
renin In; In the 1'nnis of the resi-j
dent officers and local directors.;
the central office exercising its I
supervision through periodica! re-1
ports of condition, regular exam
inations and the adoption of proven
standards.
Tntiucrllonably the Iminedlatn
revu.lt 'of the incicaKcd security
that group bnnklng affords." he
added, ''will be the return to the
local communities of considerable
capital that has been sent away in
recent years to create a
lhiuid rcrerve. We can expe
within a few years the farm
gage will bo restored as a lliiuid In
strument."
OF WET
ASSOCIATION
QUESTIONED
(Continued from Page One)
lam .M. liutlcr in Massachusetts,",
l.'aiaway asked. j
"I'ertainly nol." I'urran salJ. 1
. Ilutler, former chairman of the
republican national committee Is
running for the B.tnale and is con-,'
siden.'il dry. j
Curran s.ild the principal Inter-;
est In the association w-as to re-
store the the states their lights. !
Senator Walsh, democrat, .lon--tana,
said the fifteenth and nine-1
ti-emh amendments also had been
as violating states rights and asked
the witness why the organization
hlil'hlv ' lIIl nul c""ipulsn agiilniit them,
et II,.. i ! '"'''I"' l'h is the must outrag-
,,., ; eons." Curran replied,
moil- ,,..,.,, ..(,, ,lr
J.C.PENNEYC0
lOSDtpotSt. La Grande, Ore.
Students' Suits
Smartly Styled Expertly Tailored
Sizes 16 to 22 yis.
J16.75
The youth who is keen
for Btyle and apprecia
tive of value will find
these new, spring suits
satisfactory from every
standpoint. With peak
or notch lapel. Selected
cassimeres . . . fancy,
stripes or novelty
weaves . . . the season's
newest shades.
Other Students
i Suits at $14.75
Three Powers In
Agreement Today
.UXLlOX. Apr. 10 (A.D An
agreement on one of the last oul
slanding iiuestioiis of the naval
treaty tile safeguarding clause
was reached by Ihe delegates of
the Inlted Slates. Ureal llritain
and Japan today.
The text was cabled to 'I'ukyo
while tho conference delegates
w-nt ahead with their work on
the treaty which Is between 7"
and SO per cent, complete. The
crnrt ought to be finished tomor
l'oioli lill l-'or t.oplicrs
i.urrail said the fifteenth and
nineteenth amendments ."had no
) business in the constitution."
t l'aols Stale Women's Suffrage
! Kc atldeil lhat he favoretl woni.-
an suffrage but thought it should
be determined by the stales.
fkiing back to campaign con-trililltioiis-.
Caraway asked if tin
association would support any
candidate who favored repeal of
the lsth ttmcmlmcn!.
Curran said the association con
sidered the qualifications before
taking action.
"If one was dry and the other
wel. would you support the dry If
he were the better man'.'" Car
away asked.
"If he were dry he would not be
the better man." Curran replied.
"Would you support u dry'.'".
rso, i urrun said. 'train
" I ha the primary question." I before
"Yes."
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Be Sure to Attend the
Spanish War Veterans Dance
TONIGHT
at Zuber Hall
cate of prohibition. been approached with offers to sell
i'ressed by Caraway lo explain justice for a money consideration,
he: remark about Itrnokhait, the Hnyter scouted Attornev's llnr-
wilness replied that every time ney's argument that Joseph's
llrookhait made a speech for pro- charges were made in good faith,
hibition "it turned thousands of and said there was no parallel, an
people against prohibition." , Haney had contended, between Jo.
.-icpii s criticisms aim inose levele'l
against members and prospecliv
MISTAKE CAUSE
OF ALL.TROUBLE,
LONERGAN SAYS
L-tivo y
(Conlinuctl from Page One)
members of the United Stairs
prenm court.
STILL TIME FOR
CENSUS LISTLVG
IN LA GRANDE
(Continued from Page One)
STIMAVATMl. Okta. (AI1) :
Poison liaits arc Hit best tm-una uf
conti'uttliiK t?oilH'rH, jiyn (. !
Sillep. rxtvuion ontiiiuluKHt at)
tho Okliihuina. A. and .M. collsc. -Tho
best bait, found inu.st effect ivt-j
In tho spring, eonsisls of one-eighth I
ounco of ,y. f yehnino and one- i
eightieth ounco of aceharlne.
ovidenee .showed that Jom-ph In-1
spired letters in the l'urihind Tele- '
Uttaekinc K;ttw1 n vm.i'l
ttio noliticat eanniaiL--ii. I '
In the winm r-n, i. : ''"lets .No. H and III.
aeo or war. Kood L'uv.'innicnt mentioned lit- tcstfinnnv nf ai! iill,I'l lialdwin, tfoihono 4 1 :'-A,
ir bad Ki.vrnment aie alt hubor- bert It. lCltiKway who advised .)o- '"""'"ti"' In election precincts'
dinated to that riuilion." Car-Js di to use his inf;ien(M with the Xu- 3
away d-iiiaiuled. iTelecnim to stop the publication M rH- ".viiHintl O. VIViuiu,
"Thafa your statement, not ' of the articles. j lelepljone 10-V, enumeratliiK hi
niinf." Cm-ran said. i fining int.. ti... ..i election precincts No. 10 and 11.
"Are ynu Htipjiurt hitf any body that Justice McHrlde discussed with 1 i,ill,fL v,,n P'ihhor, no teln--,
lor onico now faraway axked. I Alnmilx and Klvin t'ondit while
ot" said Curran, addlnc thelliciuor was beintr aer-fi litifntUin
Kaiv un Warned of Locusts
IjAWIIKNOK. Kan. (Ai'J-Kast
ern Kansjis fariifrrs have been !
warned ut an arly inva.sin of the I
17-year locusts, CieadaR have been!
dineuvered on th banks of the i
Wa kartiHa river I y I rof. II. CI.
JIunserford, L'nlverrtity of Kansas '
entiuiolopif-t. t
i oi -ratmation was suppor'-Ini; throe in whleli Condit was a party, May
i caii(imai4-s in 'en nsyivanla Fran- tor declared that, "this whole
! els If. Ibdand, for senator, Thoni-J charue melts away" with proof that
i ar: Phillips for tfovornor, and l 'ondit's testimony was nerinn-il
Sin-ssinir a contention that Joseph
made statements intended to dam
ifo tho supreme court but which,
he said, Joseph failed to prove,
ilayter qiiuti'd Joseph as having
declared he had information that
litifranis in the supreme court had
phone listed, enumerating In clou
Hon precincts No. 1 and S.
f.harios Morrauce fttr lieutenant
J k overrun.
"Are you picklnr
I'ur-
'Jcach Vuiiiiv Chicks to Kont
winners
Caraway askeil
"I wouldn't be .surprised
ran saitl.
Cnnan v.tUl James J. havis. soc
I rotary of labor and candidate for
! the .seuute from Pennsylvania.
J hud not made his position clear.
1 "He i;: in the cabinet and can't
' lalk," he said.
OKLAHOMA CITV, Okla. (AP) llrookhait .tloiillonril
Teach chickens to. roost early in j "Von never employed Wayne If.
lifo, tho Oklahoma slate marketing; Wheeler and F. Scott .iVllrlde did
commission advises. Chicks which you " Senator Hlaine asked. j
pet tho roostlnic habit while youm;j "No. but I'd like to put Senator'
win ffrow up to tc lienor poultry, ; urookiiart on our payroll. ( ur
Ihe commission says. j ran remarked as the audience
. j ,urst into laughter.
Warns of 0fr-Prtiiilm; ( P.rookhart. repuldican sonator
I" It HA N'A, III. (AP) Prunimr from Iowa. Is an outspuken advn-
COUNTY ROAD,
BRIDGE WORK
PROGRESSING
(Continued from Pa ere One)
spec ted the county roads, finding
ihe work proiiressinpr well and tho
toad;: in irood condition.
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HEADLIGHT SHRUNK
OAcMotlJ-iPerect OVERALLS
Outwearlwo
Ordinary Pair
and HaveThi's
EXTRA
GUARANTEE
A New Pa ir WSllfTkyShrink
IT'S HERE
Yo
nut vl
-Yoi
THE WONDER TOY
CLEVER
DIFFERENT.
FASCINATING
Demonstration at L. & L. Drug Co. each
Afternoon at 4 o'clock. Sold only by
I
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L & L m a
MewYoRK bTORE
. BET! I I . i . .
s Ticket Identifies
hkadm(;htshrunk
WESTENHAVER Inc.