Wednesday, January 21, 19,11 ;
liA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, TJi GRANDE, ORE,
Persian Treasure On
Display In London j
'LONDON VP) Dazzling Jeweled
armour and plato lrom the royal
treasuries of the Shah of Persia Is be
ing shown here at the International
Exhibition of Perslon Art.
The Jewels reputedly were part of
' the loot of Nadir Shah when he in
vaded India In 1724.
' One piece Is a golden bowl with an
emerald an Inch and a half In diam
eter In' tho bottom. Another Is a
necklace of solid diamonds with
pendants of rubles and emeralds.
A ceremonial shield, heavily en
crusted with rubles, emeralds and
dlamondB, set Into a background of
varl-colored enamel, is another treas
ure. In addition a vase solidly en
crusted with diamonds on a bright
enameled background is shown.
These have never been seen before
outside Persia. They are not, however,
used by the present 8hah, who does
not care for splendors of monarchs
who preceded him.
CENTIIHY-Ol.D CATHEDRAL
MAY GIVE WAY TO NEW ERA
ST. LOUIS PI After 100 years,
ono of the landmnrks of St. Louis
may bo moved from Its original
site.
The old St. Louis cathedral,
ground for which was broken In
1830, stands In the way of the pro
posed river front plaza develop
ment. Exponents of progress think
tho plot should be cleared.
- Archbishop John J. - Olennon,
Catholic laymen and the Missouri
Historical society huve entered pro- t
tests. Tho archbishop contends the
oldest church In the city should bo
left whoro It is, as tho "ono sus
taining link" between tho St. Louis
of today und tho pioneer river town
of a century ago.
SIX-FOOT CAOB PI.AYEK
SHORTY' ON TEAXS TEAM
i CANLON, Tex. VP) Tall Texans
proper play on tho Bquad of Went
State Teachers' college.
: Witness the following: Forten
berry, contor, 6 foot 8'i Inchoa; Dyer,
center, 0 feet 3 Inches: Comer, for
ward, 0 feet 6 14 Inches; Cooper, guard,
a fcot 5 Inchos.
Threo other regulars on the squad
(ire six-footers, giving tho school a
good claim to the altitude record
among the Lono Star cage outfits.
WICHITA MOTHKRH ASSIST
' . fM:i:iY SCHOOL CIliLDRKN
WICHITA, Kan. VP) Seven mothers
oro paying t3 apiece 'monthly to
provide school luncheons for seven
boys and girls who would otherwise
go without the noonday meal.-
The mothers belong n to Wichita
parent-teacher aHsoclatlon which al
so lo providing funds to cnablo five
young seniors to complete their
courses and rccelvo high school di
plomas. -
Long Wear
Sheets
Thread Count
6!x64
Hand Torn
Expertly
Finished
Size 81".90"
89c
Montgomery
Ward & Co.
1101-3 Washington Ave.
La O ran da
21st
Anniversary
Sale
Bentberg
Silk Hose
Full Fashioned
Silk-to-Top
69c
Mew York 5tore
Professional
Directory
Physicians & Surgeons
a. u moHAnnsofj, m. .
Physician and Burgeon
Offlo over Glass Drugs
OffJcs Pnon. M-15 noe. M-Ct
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UCWA WUJCK8, M. 1.
Practlos limited to dlaossra oC
the Eye. Ear. Nos and Throat
New Foley Telephone
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Eye, Kar. Nnse ami Tlmut
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to assist In modern home. Home
more than wages. Writo Box XI,
Iinbler, Ore. 1-21-2 t.
WANTED TO TRADE late model ra
dio and cnah If necessary for piano, j
wuiora westensjeow, ouu Adams
avenue. 1-21-t f.
WANTED Will trade gun for trained
bird dog. T. W. DeBorde, at County
Court House. 1-20-3 tp.
WOMAN WISHES permanen work or
by day. Inq. Observer. 1-20-3 t.
RELIABLE middle aged woman will
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TEACHERS WANTED For 2nd se-
mester positions and all high
school subjects as well as grades
and rural schools. Continental
Teachers' Agency, Box 1224, Salt
La keCl ty. Utn Ik 1-16-12 t.
FOR SALE
FOR 8ALG 300 Leghorn pullets.
Laying Wri, Box 16, Cove.
1-21-3 tp.
FOR SALE OH TRADE 8 loom mod
ern homo, 1010 Mxth Bt. 1-21-1 t.
FOR BALE Household furniture In
cluding stoves, bedroom seta, etc.
Leaving Friday. Call at 1005 h Ave.
1-22-1 tp.
FOR SALE Ayreshira bull calf.
Eligible for registration. R. O.
Clienault, 8x3, Imbler. 1-1 B-4
Automobiles
USED CARS
1927 Oakland Coupe $ 345.00
1830 Chevrolet Truck 050.00
1928 Studebakcr Roadster .... 295.00
1024 Dodge Sedan 106.00
1027 Paige Sedan 205.00
1020 Ford Roadster jao.ou
1029 Ford Truck -
1020 Chevrolet Coach
1927 Chevrolet Coach
1028 Chevrolet Coupo -
1930 Chevrolet Club Sedan .
1027 International Truck
1020 Chevrolet Truck
1928 Durant Coupo
1027 Essex Coudc -
625.00
235.00
205.00
375.00
605.00
350.00
625.00
385.00
205.00
1037 Bulck Sedan 495.00
1037 Ford Pickup 146.00
AH oars have 1031 license
LARIBON CHEVROLET CO.
1-15-1 t.
USED CARS
1024 Light Dellvory 9 66.00
1025 Ford Model T Coupo 05.00
1026 Ford T Roadster 116.00
1026 Ford T Tudor 76.00
1937 Panel Delivery 120.00
1026 Ford T Touring 95.00
All cars havo 1031 licenses.-
- WE TRADE
PERKINS MOTOR CO. MAIN 500
UNCLE SAM TO
LEND MILLERS
WHEAT SUPPLY
i
CIirCAOO, Jan. 21 OP) Plans were
in tho making here for tho govern
ment sponsored grain stabilization
corporation to lend American millers
several million bushels of wheat. The
scheme Is snld to be an effort to en
able millers national federation mem
bers to compcto in export trado with
Canada and other countries where
wheat prices are materially lower
than in the United States.
According to George MUnor, presi
dent of the farmers orKanlKntlon, and
a bulletin lsmied by tho millers, the
latter would be permitted to "borrow"
wheat from tho corporation and be
permitted to replace the wheat not
utter than September 1.5.
For some time tho millers have
been working on somo scheme where
by they would bo able to scctuo old
crop wheat, held up by government
support at tho price of tho new crop
futures, not so supported, the bul
letin of the millers set forth.
AMKKICAN HIKhMVN TO MAP
PKKU'aS LOST CIT IKS IIY air
LIMA tPt Permission for
American aerial photographic
an
pedltlon to make a camera survey
of lost cltlea of Peru has been
uivn by the national government.
Among conditions laid down wero 1
that an observer of tho Peruvian '
an vuijis uiutiK "i viihv ruic, iiiai
all developing and printing he done
within the country, and that two
copies of each picture be retained
in the flies of the ministry oi ma
rine und aviation.
Five young adventurers from the
United States Joined for the proj-
who served two years as a lieuten
ant in the Peruvian naval air serv
ice, and Robert Shippee of New
York. A I E
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inq. at 10u8-4th St. 1-21-1 t.
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Facing New Probe
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21 (Repre
sentative Tlnkham. Republican, Mas
sachusetts, ' plana to submit to the
senate ' campaign funds committee
chuigcs against Bishop James M.
Cnuuuii which tho senate lobby com
mittee found it did not have author
ity lo Investigate.
Tlnkham said that since the sen
ate hail authorized the Nye cam
paign committee to investigate all
phases of the 1020 campaign ho
would re now the charges he had made
before the lobby ocmmlttcc.
These involve alleged vlolntlons of
the corrupt practices act, alleged mis
use of 930.000 and other offenses at-
trlbuted to the bishop by Tlnkham.
Influenza Almost Point f Be0ins
Dnuhlpa In Wpphs mahshfield. Jan. 21 tho
itdtito Mfi rr eta 'first actual step in the removal of
, ; Pigeon Point reef was taken Tuesday
WASHINGTON. Jan. 31 t-P. In- I Yfiien tl0lPhln were driven for loca-
fluenza almost doubled last week In
health service.
The report showed 2.032 cases as j
compared with 1)40 the provloxia
week. A year ago the total wus 6l)0 ;
cases In the 10 states.
In New York 1.005 cases were re- i
ported. 1
ririAT,nTTTffini TmtT
cLUKCH J oMITxl
GLORIA
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.Ji'K ' MORNSWlGGLED J T,le SECOND ON6l 0ggpgSsfejlp
K f JH nT "bull chaven- I . .
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Trademark Registered
U. S. Patet Office
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Counties
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GENERAL REPAIRING
HENDRICKSON & 8HIDELER
Monroo & Fir sts. Phone M 462
1-20-5 t.
l MADAM DELMAR MEDIUM AND
ASTROLOOIST Consultation dallv
on an aiiairs. personally, or send
one dollar with data of birth ,
six questions. 1808 3rd St. Phone
603-W. 1-17-8 tp
ROOFING WORK Repair work on
any kind of a new roof. Call Chas.
Hlldebrand, 620-W.
. 1-8-1 mp.
ASK YOUR MEAT MARKET for Cove
Krout; It contains all It's own Juice,
minerals and vltaminoe, like the
best homo made. TRY IT, LIKE IT
AND BUY IT. Karl J, Stackland,
Cove. Ore. 1-5-t f.
AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS
Cut and fitted on short notice.
La Grande Construction 4c Supply Co.
. 12-19-1 m.
GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE On
all makes of radios. Jewell test
equipment. Beosonoble rates. Wesley
McDonald. Phono 140-M. 12-20-t f.
GAS FITTING a speciality, plumbing
and heating. F. A. Balmes. Phone
1O00-J. 12-23-1 m.
EASTERN OREGON School of Music.
violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O.
P. temple, 447-J. 0-0-1 m.
LA GRANDE MATTRESS dt Up
holstering As Rug Cleaning Works
Phone 424 -W. Chos. Edwards, prop
12-1-lm.
MONEY TO LOAN We are represen
tatives for the - Prudential Insur
ance Co., and oan make farm oi
city loans at attractive rates of In
terest. Chris. B. Reynolds, Insurance,
loans and bonds.
LOST
STRAYED
colt with i
call Zi-M
Park.
1 year old bay yearling
, hackamoro on. Please
E. C. Courtney, May
1-19-3 t.
New Wires Spread
m y-y 1 TO
JO SP(l KPOVtS
WASHINGTON lift A net of 8500 !
miles .of automatlo telegraph type- i
writer circuits will bo spreod by the
federal government by July 1 for col
lecting and disseminating weather In-
lormation for aviators.
With nearly OOOO miles of circuits
In operation, authorization has been
given by tho aeronautics branch of
the department of commerce for an
additional 2642 miles. Forty-nine
new automatic telegraph-writer sta
tions win be established.
Ono circuit will stretch across
Pennsylvania from Pittsburgh to
Camden and Newark, N. J.; Hagers- ;
town, Md., and Washington, D. C-
Twelvo stations will be estafi- J
Ushed in ' Oregon and Washington i
on the Seattle-Fort land -Pasco ail-1
way. A third circuit will connect f
Los Angeles and Wichita, Kan., f
while a division will be made in a
mid-western circuit to add stations
from Pittsburgh through Ohio. j
Radio telephone stations at King- !
num. Ariz.; Winslow. Ariz.; Al
buquerque, N. M.; Clovis, N. M..
and Wayuoka, Okla., will be op-.
erated in conjunction with the ait- I
tomatic circuit to be Installed from j
los Angeies to Wichita. '
Rem0Val Qf Pig0n
PP"a near no scene oi oper
The $125,000 appropriated by con
gress somo time ago for tho work is
now available. Approximately ten
months time will be needed for thp
work.
Pigeon Point reef is tho last for
midable obstruction in the Inner har
bor on Coos bav.
Trademark Registered
U. 8. Patent Office
I Flighted, V on twe S even j
..i, 1 Vic A V?' rs&ss-Ts:
Many Projects
Are Started In
State This Week
New airplane hangar construction
in Springfield ... construction of
the Cottage Orove armory . . . 17
story hotel to be built in Portland at
cost of $3,000,000 . . . spruce mill in
Toledo resumes operations . . . Sheri
dan expects to get pulp mill.
These are only a few of the items
carried in the Oregon weekly Indus
trial review, representing the con
tinuous forward stride of the com
munities of the Btate.
Other items Include:
Government to spend 9100,000 for
dredging and deepening Bandon har
bor . . . Swift & Co. plant to erect
-e X Tr.nil
5 000 addition at . Coqullle
As
toria to get $250,000 post office build
ing . . . U. P. tie-preserving plant at
.The Dalles resumes operations.
I We8fc Stayton considers erection or
Pckn8 Plant
Modern school
building to be erected at Scappoose.
. . . Bootn-B.eney Lumoer company
mill at Springfield resumes four-day
per week . operations . . . Creamery
Package plant at Toledo Installs now
machinery ... 14 mess halls and two
combination bath houses to be built
at Camp Clatsop, costing 930.000 . . .
Plans nearly completed for new
9105.000 Rlgler school building In
Portland . . . new 9115.000 Puciftc
highway bridge spanning Rogue river
, at Grants Pass nears completion . . .
iemilDment division of statf? hiuhwav
department at Salem tabulating bids
to furnish 18 road (traders and six
rcllers to state . . . Plans drawn for
916.000
business building In Tllla-
mook.
OKLAHOMA FAHMRItS FORM
SILAGE CUTTING 'OUTFIT'
CHICKASHA, Okla. (P) Like the
threshing outfits that harvest wheat
In other communities, farmers of
this neighborhood are using an en
silage cutter to fill their silos.
Trading work, members of 'the
crew travel from farm to farm
storing the winter feed.
Tho system evolved as a result
of the success of W. E. Daniels and
his two sons with trench silos on
the three farms they manage.
Pocasset farmers build their silos
eight feet deep, eight feet wide at
tho bottom, and 12 feet wide at the
top.
Swedish Air Traffic Cains
STOCKHOLM ('V) Airplanes In
regular traffic In Sweden during 030
carried 2244 paid passengers 135,219
miles. In addition, 13,703 passen
gers were carried on "Joy rides."
More than 01,000 pounds of mall, ex-
biliaiVU Ul Willi; tlimCU UU tnC l,0 It
miles flown at night, were trans-
i ported. ;
On the Stock Exchango .
They sny that if ynu Inuk u uenr
slraiglil In t lie eye lie will turn mid
iiinke oft, bin let 'those who -say
Oils meet n her.r niiil try It.
Asked Dry Inquiry"
i A ssocuitcd I'resa t'hoio
Rep. John C. Schafer of Wiscon
sin, upon whose proposal the house
expenditures committee decided to
Investigate alleged wire tapping by
dry agents.
BIRDS
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HE'S ONLY OBEYING INSTRUCTIONS
SECRETS
TO FOIL, OVZBSUOULPEIZ
READEC9 HE BUYS A
FO&EiqW LAWQUAQE PAPER
EVERY MOP.NINQ
Hot Lake Youth
Is Speaker At
Baker Services
By Mrs. o. H tvllile
(Observer Correspondent)
HOT LAKE (Special) J. W. Wilde
and son. Clenhen. drove to Baker
Sunday night whero Clephon was the
principal speaker at the evening ser-
yiv;c! oi wie lj. u. a. cnurcn.
The boy scouts of troop No. 28 of , Mrs. G. W. Wilde. Alice and Clephen
Union enjoyed a skating party last Wilde attended a party at tho Am
Thursday night on Catherine creek I old Kohler home Friday evening,
on the George Baxter farm. The i Valley Geertsen Is employed In the
boys built bonfires and roasted wetn- diet kitchen at the sanatorium.
ers and marshmallows. About 25 boys
attended and Dale Baxter, assistant
scout leader, was host for the occa
sion. mo miecp men in tnis section are
Diisy ineso aays preparing for the
lambing season which will start . in
the middle of February."
i Bean brothers are enlarging their
sheds si.d have Installed a water sys
tem. Mr.-Lindsay is also Improving
sheds and making improvements on
his place. . . -
George Baxter lost a young heifer
recently when It drowned in Cather
ine ureetc. . Tne lamily was away and
the animal fell into tho creek under
the Ice.
George Baxter and Marion Stod-
dard are storing Ice taken from the
creek for summer use this week.
Velma Peterson has the flu and
has been confined to her bed .for
several days, being unable to attend
school Monday or Tuesday of this
week
Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Bean drove to
La Grande and Mt. Glen Sunday.
Boys' Knickers and Long Pants
Some with Elastic Bottom and Top
Age 4 to 12 $1.98 & $2.98
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
OF A FEATHER
-DID f I SAID.
V,iiv ;av CVtlNIINti
wlf y ( lb NICER-
rY0U WIN 1 W'RAT'f'LE.SNAKe'jERRY ACCEPTS TH ' HI "BULL - COME ,
t NOMINATION AN' 1 CONGRATULATES S0OgiiW( AHEAD IN - WE BEtN
llalPN''''iU Y0 pei-LR cer cittin'sich a argagvf WECT,NG Y0U . .
f V A t I He iHIXL-ts ULUKIM XTsvmU,
OF SUCCESS
1 Ruth Baxter passed 'through Hot
; Lake Friday morning with four other
j missionaries bound for Portland. Mr.
and Mrs. George Baxter, her parents.
Joined her at Union Junction and
rede to La Grande with her.
Rose Kofford arrived home after a
three weeks visit with friends in
Utah last week.
Mrs. Grant W. Wilde Joined a
party of La Grande people Sunday
and drove to Baker and Pondosa.
They found 18 Inches of snow at
pondosa.
Heavy fog and cold wero
experienced all day on the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Kohler. Mr. find
Mrs. Harry Schwebke has been ill
at Hot Lako sanatorium for' over a
week but is sufficiently improved
that she is expected home Monday.
DEAN OF SCIENCE DIKS
NEW YORK, Jan. 21 (?) Dr. Rich
ard B. Moore, dean of science at Pur
due university, LaFayctte, Ind., died
yesterday at Memorial hospital. He
was 59.
He was stricken with brain cancer
last October, after having spent much'
of. his life working out methods of
! cheaper radium production, ond was
brought to New York in December
ftfter he ha undergone an operation
fl e Mayo clinc. Rochester, Minn,
."
Washington Bishop Cannon to
face charges before a board of elders
1 within three weeks.
, Washington. Senate 'to meet to
night In .effort to clear accumulating
appropriation bills.
Zipper Suits
3 Piece $3.98
Boys' Coats
Reduced 30
-A f ICmV ,,r- U t.
-v S 1 I ' a - . .. i .
I SVUtlNUlU f I T-AbbED UP J-
J.C.PENNEYC0
1307-1309 Adams Ave!
La Grande, Ore;
Sturdy Wool
Coat Sweater.
Shaker Knit
A favorite model with the out
door man because of its firm,
heavy q"'Jj
chmvl collar and
set-in pockets.
Coloring of Oleo
Upheld By Company
PORTLAND, Jan. 21 W) Coloring
of oleomargarine to the likeness of
butter Is defended in an attack filed
on the Oregon law in federal district
court here by Durkee Famous Foods,
inn. The suit seeks to restrain the
state dairy and food commissioner
from enforcing the law prohibiting
manufacture and sale of oleomargar
ine artificially colored to Imitate but
ter. Naming its own product, the Ill
inois corporation declares the word
"oleomargarine" is printed in bold
face letters on the package, and con
tends this is sufficient to let the
consumer know the nature of the
product.
New World Opens
To Deaf Persons
ATLANTA, Go.. Jan. 21 (P) A
new world. Interpretative dancing and
the ballet, is open to the uetu.
Tests, following months of inten
sive , study and experimentation at
tho Georgia school for the deaf at
Cave Spring, show that the deaf
can, ."hear" music and respond to
Us rhythm by sensing the physical
vibrations of musical notes. .
Three students of the school. Miss
Maxine Morris, Miss Gwendolyn Rob
inson and Miss Ada Jackson, dressed
In gay Spanish costumes, performed
an entire ballet number In demon
stration of the new principle.
Richmond, Va. Anderson says
Wickersham report taken as a whole,
favors modification of the eighteenth
amendment.
A Moment of Sadness
That I lecon.es a
Comfort liiff Memory
What 13 more com
forting at a time of
extreme sad ness
than the realization
that every detail has
been assumed by us,
nncl will be attended
to with a quiet, un
assuming confidence
that is truly comfort
ing. ,
fir
WALKER'S
FUNERAL SERVICE
5IH AT SPRING ST.
PHONE mZL42
By John C. Terry
By Julian Ollendorff