La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 10, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr e i 0 a o FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10. 1919. J. f. Hutchirayin, of Solon, Ik ?. purAgaV-d 0 Hhi upar S fi4a) IM Union .MoeSr ffjinpany. . PrMi )! e ir 9mm eoow- &( eVilse!! nnS ir of Enter-, VSJa, regiursd at0 one of the ltll hotela . Coi Itonile Xi'X vi in Cityls. L. A. eitoop, real estate man of sflt, ItAranaactliuj business uiat tiM'in th c!i,v. s . Vol. w (. aij wwm Voter Hotti . D. . Dentin, part owner of the seajy eotel, lit looking aft biasi- mitteii in thec,lty. Mr. Utn lul'il from Tain FaUs, Idaho. oS (or : ltua in Va-itur IK'i-e . convention.O Mr. Russell reports a mOt enjoyable meetiQj of tho stute fire 'iPardeiS. Last ywo the meeting was held ft O'attle with several states O meeting together, but this year, Ore gon helTits own. Following We for 0CStr$convention, the logging congreft held tWir invention. Many 01 me entry delegates re'Qiined over for this0 convention, and went down to Bend hSto evening, where a logging demonstration is being giavn today? r. Russell spent ajielay in AstorisK ffttir his daughter.o.Mrs. K. T. Ull ver. tie reports the wild Blackberries plentiful in this section of the country, nl riftya any of them are being l&uk-d into hg towns to the cunnee for canning and for tlal manufnctircV of vinefinn Jlltofjether, he pronounces, it fir country. Mm (:M iail ia SaaftaH Miaa Mlrgaret' Anson left Inst ev ening for Spokane, where she will visit with Mrs. Turne- Oliver for a coupler of, weeks. Votii for Goes Itaai lectures to Portland Mis Anna DeLong returned to her tary affairs, It ft as originally self appointed and has always exercised its command without any regular per mission from higher authority, yet H has been in practical control of Frank fort for months. The officers and men are of Spartacist tendencies, yet they have been miO-ra'o t their ac tions anO the citizens are said to be well satift'Ud with the rminner in tho organisation Qnaintained public order. 9 It has been understood amonjp the Americans th the Kbert government desired suppavss the dcTachment and reduce it with Noske troop's on the ground that Frankfort was contin- ufe'sj to be a bnading phice for Com Voir far Coed HNDONeCLUlK ARK NEABU' iL-YNKIUFT. LA GRANDE EVENTNO OBSERVER TITREE " oy A. lVlllouglib was a caller al tin U.'S. Land Office yusterd:iy from home in Portland list evening, after Xaterprise. mm ; m Bsrhkaitri Vlartur Hm J. W. Love, who has been In the city the L week frou his houil at Blchlsnd, i a business visitor tki United States Land Office todsy. Tt fr ttmi m ftfKHsrrt Fliwd M. P. McMann and O. D. Scott ran' Into the police yesterday while vio lating traffic and as a result, Mc Mann paid $5 into the city treas-. ury, and Scott $2.50. Vote fr Uood Rondo- Rotams from ldalio Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Coker return ed last evening from a motor trip to Welser and Midvale, Idaho. They re jtort the roads in fine condition. Vote for Good Koud Will Krlrkson Hero Will Urlckson. for twenty years s realdent of La Grande. Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dotmcnkainn. Mr. Brickson returned from Flora with the Bohnenkamp's on Wednes- courts SEVERAL CASES The October session of l0e clivui0 ccrt ho settled with several cases su far. The case of A. C. Sp;'.ln vs. Stanley Shaw occupied the atter.lio'f of the court on Tesdi.y . Tito main argu ment waB over, some pasture and fencing. "Shaw had a P.alt interest in the patie and straw on the tipain pluceind when ho settled fos the B.tine, was supposed to fix up the tojico around the pasturo, and in the settlement, s allowed J3a.50 for fixing the tence. Tho feum was not fixed and outside etock got into Ike pasturo and fence and the jury granted Spain a Judgment of $32.60 The" case of the city vs. Joseph LONDON, Sept. 9. Some of flie most exclusive of London's clubs are reported to be threatened with bank ruptcy. One cause ssigned is that the war has dissipated the old-time lnt riiKtinrtiftns and the chillv clan- nishness which it is clamed pervaded south was dismissed, and the caso spending the pist week with her par ents, Mr. and Sirs. J. P. DeLong. Miss DtLons; goel by the title of "Mile. Le Long, ElectrolsjB," in Portland, TOM Sr Good.ftoadH Gettle Slay CesXs $21 In the case of the State of Oregon vs. Louis Morris, which came up be fore A. C. Williams, justice of the peace, for settlement, Morris pleaded guilty and was fined $20. Morris is a section hand, anfl the trouble arose on Tuesday when Morris gave George Eachan a slap. Eashnn .then had Morris arrested on a charge of assault and battery. Vote for Good ltowdw Court Adjourns .Tomorrow Circuit court will be adjourned this evening and will take up again at 9 Ho'clock on Monday morning. The case of the state vs. Richards will probably come up for consideration on Monday. Vote for Good Howdn Deputy I'. S. Mnrsluill Hen' S. F. Pace, deputy U. S. marshal, left this morning with Raymond ithese organisations. Vote for Good Hood BIOT OCCURS IM OCCUPIED GERMAKY (Jty Associated Press to The Observer? PARIS, Oct. 10. French workers and three fioldlurs were wounded In riot at Sarrcbruek. in occupied Germany Tuesday, according to dis patches to tho route rdnwin. " riot is said to have resulted from a labor demonstration against the high cost of living. A'otc'for Good Ilouo liltlTISlI HOAT ltAMMIOD . dy. after they had been over to Senocel, who was placed under $1000 see the now baby, the granddaugh-j tends to appear for defrauding the tor of Mr. Erlckson. The Bohnon I government and Is to await action of kamp's report that when tluy loft Flora on Wednesday, there was two Inches of snow on the ground, but when they reached Wallowa there was no snow to be seon. They say the new road which has boon put .through is fine. . Vote for Good Hondo TTIII Happort Snlvution Army The Central Labor Council was In terviewed by Capt. Purdy of tho Ail allon Army and after hearing the ftcts the council voted to use th-Jii moral support always nd their fi nancial support if necessary to help the Salvation Army procuro quarter! In keeping with the work thoy arc doing. Vote for Good TtondM Will Boost for Water Supply At its regular meeting ycstnrdaj evening of the Central Labor Council it was decidPd lo take up the water problem 111 conjunction with oth' i organisations. Committees wer.i np , pointed to devise means of assisting the plans for a water supply. Vote for Good Itoad the U. S. grand jury. Scnecel applied for a job through the federal em inent agency andwas given a ticket to a destination in Salt Lake! How ever, he stayed right on the train and was so hidden, that he was net t'lFcotvred until tho train arrived In North Powder, Pace, who was In this territory, was called and the eung man was brought on to La Grando to await tho arrival of the mardhall. Vote for Good Road Huh Manager llei- C. J. Breler, manager of the Huh chr.in -of stores, was in the city last evening looking over business Inter ests. Voir for Good HoudH GERMAN M.'RINE TO BE DISSOLVED. Gaelic rrinoo III Colllson In lleaclnil lliully PuiiuikciI NEW YORK, Oct. 10. The Brit Ish steamer Gaelic Prince inward bound from Manila, was rammed Thursday night In Ambrose channel. ii the entrance to New lork harbor y the United States transport An tlf.ono,- and damaged so soriousij hat it was found necessary It- beach her. Tho Antigone was noi hiuilv damaged and made port un Her her own steam. The cause of ilio collision could not bo learnc'l The Gaelic Prince, a Brllah vessel r Kir.9 Inno lift Manna juiy i lor - w York, via tho Panama canal The Antigone has a tonnage of biu ..,,, ii left ii Hoboken pier at I o'clock Thursday night. Vote for Good Hondi FLAG SALE IS PROTESTED (i;y Associated Press to The Observer WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES IN GERMANY, Sept. 12. Reports from Frankfort-on-the-Main say that the Marine detachment which has been dominant in that city since the rtvolu Roinrna from Forestry Convention tion is to be dissolved and the men en I H Russell, district fire warden, listed in the state police service if '. . e n.l..: . i i -..rr:..: ... C ..f- roturned last evening irum i mnau , men. i.' iuuini suiuutin iiumuti where he attended the state forestry t fifers who specialize on German mill- : ARCADE . ... I, ii "- i 4 Frlswold did Thursday a; .lunk Dealer Vending Old Glory for Wasliiags Arrested TACOMA, Wash.. Oct. 10. K Weinstone, a junk dealer. Is unuer arrest here today for attomptiiM; to soil ., Id American flags for wash- rugs. Tho flags wore Included In rags delivered to an automobile re pair shop to cloan Ibo hands of mechanics. When Welnstone's at tention wu3 called to tho Inclusion of the flugs ho Is clloged to hav" E4' Id: 'The American flag is good enough for anyone to wipo hii hands on." Sergeant Roy Nelson of tho police force heard tho remark and the ar rest followed. Voir for Good Itoad WANTED Clean cottou rags suitable Ohaprvwr office. of the state vs. C. W nut come up, trial scheduled. Yesterday afternoon was taken up with the Strong case wherein Mrs Dclbert Strong had her husband ar rested foi non-eupport. At a lati hour this afternoon the caso had not gone to the Jury. Since Mrs. Strong atarttd tho suit lor non-support, Mr. Strong has filed suit for a di vorce. Uoliert Packard, who his been ht Id on two charges, ono for steal lug an automobile from In front of the court house and the other charge for the burglary of a storo In un Ion. was tried on the charge of bur clarv and was found guilty. I ho sentence has not been made. Pack urd had three companions In tho theft and burglary, one of whom es caped from the county Jail soino time ugo. and the other two plead gum) to the theft of tho unto una were given tonus In the ponltenlnry. Pack nr.l did not confess at that time nor would he havo a lawyer when he canio up for trial. As ho was tried cu tne more seriuus i-ihuh- wi u- two for which he was held, that or burglary, his soutenco will probabl bo heavier. , .Vote for Good Ho:id limine Social 1'oM polled Tho Epworlll Lcaguo social which was to have been hold at the bom nf Mrs. T. E. Plerson on N. avenu Friday evening, has bon postpone Indefinitely, duo to tho illness of her daughter, Francis. CLAUDE E. COOPER, Pres. Vn1r for Good Hondn AitiirriiATi' of 111 offer will bg," Mr. fcluliou saliW WedncMay night. 'The men huvo previously not been willing to con 6 bluer arbitration. IQhr.vo no power however, to cull the strike off." Vole for Good Hoada NO 5 STUB OREGON WOMEN.. . i'uitii.Hu. ure.,vuci iu. mo omen of Oregon have received a gh compliment for taolr wur work roin tho surgeon general of tho !srmy, wijo la greatly pleased with hlwlng miuTU by this state in, the tnUulva- tf rocruistujeiton Ides. In a letter to President Fost- of Reed College, the surgeon Kcnenil declares that the wouiun allied at Hood tor service In army ospitula wore superior not. only om physical and eduactlonal tundpoluts but front the standpoint personality as vVil. Heed college. ccJrding to tho repiirts of the war epartinent. tralued more wgmou for his valuable work than all tho other ollcgcs of thk country combined. ited trained aides from Oregon and oilier western atatcs served In tho military hospitals all over the Btaten ml In France as well. Reed colleges also trained men foi war service us vmpioymuiu uiuua gers and offered special courses In military mathematics and army cu iiuorlng problems. Vole for Good Itoada STEAM Kit VAKIiOK SENDS APPEAL FOU AID STRIKERS WILL on neck. Phono Main 727 and re ceive reward. 10-10-tf. Voir for Good Itoad HAND PAINTED CINA For sale at at the Modern Laundry. 10-10-6tp Vale for Good Itoada I . o WANTED Apple ' Jiackois. Inquire of W. 11. Glufkl Co. 10-10-tf Vote for Hood lload PLAY SAFE If lyqu want good sound spuds fur'.yaur winters use 'phone Black 10Si 10-10-21 Vole for Good'Uoada WANTED SJonogruplior wlthbook- kooping and gonorul ofHco exper ience desires position. Address P. O. box 250, city. 10-10-6tp FOR RENT Cull ENT A r'ooi Main 759. Joel's mod house- grocery. 10-1 0-1 1 Red Cross V Drug Store v The Prescription Store. S. FILMsT TPRiNTS , IN OUT ; befwe preserve L i I w Yo : IK j 1 sisJ HALIFAX, Oct. 10. A wireless appoal for aid from tho United States shipping board steamer Yaklik n heard Thursday by tho radio station at Harrington, N. Y. Ilio Yuyluk la disabled and drifting In lntltudo 41.57 north, longlltuile Uh.21 west. P n,.. - - A..nl.. Un. n. 1 lie. SlUUIIiei 7I1.IVUI IV IIMO ported that sho Is about 70 nillep from tho disabled ships und Is pro- cdlug to her relief. ole for lood Hoad HEItLIX MIST SAVE l'TEl Diastle Lighting llemiliitlons Made In Stretch Supplies of Coat BERLIN, Oct. 10. Drastic light- Inc restrictions Intended to save fuel viro published September 10. No cue may use moro than 80 per cont of tho (iiiantity of gas or electricity consunicd during the saino iiuarlor cf tho yenr HUB. Restaurants, cafes., hotels, concert halls and oilier placiM of amusement may uso only up to :!5 nor cent of that employed In 191G. Street lighting is reduced to SO per ct lit. Street cars uro to bo stopped at 10:15 p. in. Vole for Good Itoad The NevArt Film Co," Present! PEPPY POLLY Oakland Car Men Willing to Sulr- mlt DlwigTeement to Adjudication WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. The striking street cur nun of Oakland. Col., now are willing lo arbitrate the disagreement which led lo their v.alkout, It was said Wednesday night by W. D. Mahon, president of tho A mih 1 ,-; nir.t cil Asroeialion o' Street Railway Employes. Mr. Ma hon, who is a delegato unending tho IndiLitrlnl conference, notified Gavin y.c.Nab of San Francisco, a:, other representative at the session, nnc" an attorney for tho street rail way company. "I do nolk now what the ontcoiti'- iNEWTODAYi ST It AY Kl) OH iniilti bird pii i ii old. 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