La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 21, 1916, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1916. UK GRANDE E VENING OBSERVER PA'OE i BAND CONCERT I AND DANCE 1 1 ' "... ' "" " ". ..'.,.. urn wiiii i i T I " ' -' BY i. PUBLIC SALE SUMMERVILLE LIVERY BARN Thursday, Nov. 23, at 12:30 P. M. By the R. McKcnzie Estate " LIVESTOCK TO BE SOLD 3 Mares and Colts 1 Bay Mare 1 White Saddle Horse 1 Gray Driving Horse 1 Brown Saddle Horse 2 Mules 1 Bay Mare, Four Years Old 1 Pinto Mare, Four Years Old 1 Bay Horse, Weight 1850 Lbs. 1 Brown Horse, Weight 1350 Lbs. 2 Bay Three-Year-Old Colts, Weight 1350 Lbs. 3 Two-Year-Old Colts 2 Yearling Colts TERMS OF SALE All sums under $10.00, cash; over $10.00, six mouths time-will be given on bankable notes, with 8 per cent interest. 2 per cent off for cash. - r. Mckenzie estate T. B. Johnson, Auctioneer Ed. Reynolds, Clerk "like, was in the valley looking over thfc ! tup nf n Kurnrist'. lj Fred Wells has a new house and ! moved ill Thursday. He said it was ''getting too cold to camp out longer. The thermometer nas oeen naiiK'K around zero pretty close for tne past Weck some times four below. There was a ram Saturday nigni und it was as dark as a stack of ! i black cats. i Mr. Hrrel and family were Falmer j Junction visitors Saturday. I The Grande Rondo Lumber com S pany camp has purchased six milk cows from H. A. Galloway. PALMER VALLEY BEEVES SOLD Kaiser Realizes Good Sum fur His Herd Community Dance Gotten Up as a Surprise Other Palmer Valley News Items. Palmer Junction, Nov. 21. (Spec ial V. E. Burnett drove seven head cf fat steers out to Elgin to market the fore part of last week and he sold them at 4 1-2 cents. The steers brought him $239.00. This is pretty good for Palmer Valley. C. A. Smith, of American Falls, Ida- I'place with a view of locating, recent jly, and he said he liked the country 'and thought he would be back in the spring. He left for Walla Walla to stay a few days and then he goes to Portland. George Huntington Currcy came down Thursday to headquarters for a few hours on business and he reported the weather cold in La Grande. Ho returned the same night leaving head quarters at 4:20 that night. Clarence Jackson returned from La Grande Thursday where he had been for the past week. He reports he had a fine time while ho was there. H. A. Galloway was at Palmer Junction Thursday transacting busi ness of importance. There were a couple of liwlies trav eling the valley lately getting up a dance for Saturday night at Jess Kalemback's place. It was in the na- r An Apex Vacuum Cleaner Attaches to Any Lamp Socket Costs 11-2 cents per Hour to Operate Cleans the surface and Cleans all the dirt out of your rus and carpets Picks up Lint j$poitts- The standing of the competitive games at the Y. M. C. A. is assuming a very interesting and exciting posi tion. The different classes are work ing hard for a victory. All group competitive contests will end at the . . . i . i. i rm. 1 ! beginning oi me noiiuays. xno pnym-j cal department is working under the following slogan, "To promote by means of exercise recreation and edu cation, the highest physical, mental, and moral efficiency of men, women, boys and girls." People now adays are awakening to the fact that "ex ercise is life" and that they must have regular systematic exercise and recreation in order to be at or above pur in this strenuous age. "Exercise ana recreation are jusi, as iietcajmij to keep a grown man young and a ycung man from growing old, as it is to make the child grow into a man. We must take care of the body that we demand shall take care of us," de clares Secretary King. The standing of the teams are as follows: Business men's volley ball league Team Won Lost Pet. Pts Graham's 8 4 G(ili 230 Kelly's 8 4 6GG 232 Meyer's 4 8 333 183 Crowe's 4 8 333 17G Senior Gymnasium class Firs Dr. R. F. Murphy captain, 8 points; Pines, Kenneth Evans captain, 7 points; Hemlocks, W. A. iiraaway captain, 4 points; Maples, Elmer Horstman captain, 3 points. Intermediate Gymnasium class Mutts Claude Haisten captain, S points; Jeffs Fred Kivette captain, 2 points. Girls Gymnasium class Suffragettes Margaret King cap tain, 13 points. Antis Allndeen Scroggin captain, 13 points. Junior Gymnasium class Tigers Jno Donovan captain, 40 points; Wolves Herman Bergcr cap tain, 40 points. Wildcats Frank Black captain. Lions Waldo Stod dard captain, 38 points. La Grande Elk's Band Raises no Dust Ts built of Steel but to operate Ts liffht and easy Ts Guaranteed We let you try it before you pay a cent Can you afford to be without one? EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. We Have the Fol lowing Flavors in Extracts L. E. BEAN- MAY BE SPEAKER. There Are Several Aspirants for Po sition at Head of House of Repre sentatives. Eugene, Ore., Nov. 20. Special) Louis E. Bean, of this city, who was elected to the house of representatives in the next legislature, is a candidate for1 the speakership, among other, in cluding Robert N. Stanfield, of Uma tilla county, Dr. J. E. Anderson, of The Dalles and Johfi M. Mann, A. C. Callan, and K. K. Kubli, of Portland. The ability of Mr. Bean as a legis lator is recognized over the state as ho has been a member of the senate several terms. Appearances indicate that Mr.' Stan field will have strong support from Multnomah county nnd from Eastern Oregon. The Marion county delegation is said to be solid for Jones, who was elected for the first time this year, and is therefore an experienced man in the business. VANILLA, LEMON IMNEAVPLE, NUTMEl I STRAWBERRY, ROSE BANANA, ORANGE ALMOND, MAPLE CARAMEL, MAPEL1NE A Nice Lot of FRESH TOMATOES Oregon Co-Operative Association s 1118 1-2 Adams Ave. La urande, Ure. Branches at IMBLER, OR. EVANS, OR Wants $125,000 Appropriation. Salem, Nov. 21. (Special) Secre tary Lea of the State Fair Board, wants an appropritaion of $125,000 for a coliseum. In this, big events like the horse show and livestock I show, would be held. WHEN IT COMES TO untiring sellers, finders and traders, an Observer Want Ad can't be beat. It works overtime on straight-time pay. Rate, one cent per word per issue no ad less than 25 cents. FOR RENT FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping rooms. Call 904 Tenii. Phone Main 715. Adv. 11-18-31. FOR RENT 4-room furnished houso. Call Main 728. Adv. U-ii-tf FOR RENT Three light housekeep ing rooms, 1104 M avenue. Phone Black 831. Adv. 11-17-tf FOR RENT A front bed, sitting room nnd rooms for light house keeping; moderate charges. Two blocks from center of town 1512 Ad ams. Phono Black 3901. ll-lt-tf Old Papers. AT- REX Wednesday HALL Night, Nov. 22 GOOD MUSIC and a GOOD TIME Everybody Come Be Sure and Remember the Date Nov. 22 FOR SALE Real Estate FOR SALE 160 acre timber land sit uated on Thomas & Ruckle road 8 miles from Summerville; will take $650.00. Inquire 1420 Adams Ave. Adv. 11-2-tf. near Elks' home. Owner identify at Elks' club and pay co.ts. ll-20-4t FOR SALE New 6-room bungalow, M Strsot near high school. Phone Main 716. 9-23-lmo FOR SALE Livestock FOR SALE Gentle driving mare. In quire J. L. Caviness. Adv. ll-14-6t. FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE Eight good electric chandeliers. " Telephone Dr. Rich ardson's office or residence. Will sell at a bargain. Adv. ll-16-4t LOST AND FOUND FOUND Pair of automobile glovjs Get Your Skates Sharpened at RUBY'S CYCLE SHOP Cor. Depot and Wash. LOST A black fur glove about the 20th of last month. Reasonable re ward . Return to Observer. Adv. ll-17-3tp. WANTED Miscellaneous WANTED Girl or general house work. Must apply in person at 1902 First. Adv. 11-20-tf. WANTEDCompetent girl or woman for general housework. Small fam lyi, new modern house, $25 per month for right party. Call Main 57. Adv. WANTED Girls and women. Learn to make your dresses. Latest styles. Phone Black 3512. Adv. U-10-tf. WANTED A four or six room fur- nished houso; must be close in and modern. Phone Main 20. Adv. 11-17-tf. Printing. FOR RENT SIGNS For 3ale at The Observer office. BUTTER LABELS For sale at The Observer office. GET PRICES On Farm for sale bills at The Observer office. ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. AUSTIN BROWNELL, Manager HOUSE WIRING- A SPECIALTY Supplies and Heating Devices Phone Main 726 Sommer Hotel Building, next to Western Union Want Ads. . OLD PAPERS For sale at Observer office, 25 cents a bundlo. The .. - - -.-..- HOTEL QREGON Portland, Oregon Now under the management of E. E. Larimore, who has been connected with this same Hotel for the past ten years, and knows the needs of the travel ing public. It is the headquarters of the Progressive Business Men's Club and the Portland Realty Board, showing its prominence and popularity. Ye Oregon Grill (in connection) is famed all over the country for its excellence of cuisine and ser vice. This is the plnee to meet your friends. Located at Broadway and Stark Streets. E. E. LARIMORE, Manager. Return of The National Stock Company Monday, November 27 In MRS. E. O. E. N. SOUTHWORTH'S Beautiful Story AEL" A Great Four-Cornered Political Scene Lower Floor 50c - Balcony 25c Tickets on Sale at Young's v... x "' - - r - f . .