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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1919)
...... .. .. .0 I SUNDAY MOANING,, . rrcr; I J " ? I Waller Is Buffering Some ' Walter Pierce was In La Grande Frlfay using his cane for a support "I aave seen fellows.use a can Just . for Blow," said Walter, ','but this li once when this cane of mine Is ren dering service," aud with that he stepped to the pavement his face showing signs of pain. Waiter bail the bad luck to get tangled up with a team of Missouri mules who do not know the English language suf ficiently well to go places where drivers tell them to go, and when the mules ran against his knee Mr Pierce saw several kinds of red fire. His other knee went flat on him several years ago on account of an accident and now to be handicap ped by this Injury, it would seem Walter h getting more than Is du one man along those lines. Court Dcllvei-s n lecture When Duck Ware was fined $50 Friday In circuit court on th charge of running games of chance, the court took the pains to call down considerable wrath on tho general practice 'of cigar store and pool halls throughout the county The court called attention of the officials to the general practice which was being indulged In the different towns and made his word" sufficiently strong that It was un derstood to mean a cleanup Is tho next" number on the program. ' Sign Post Knocked Don n A Ford roadster came tearing down Depot street this week, to wards Adams avenue and when II reached the Somnier hotel corner, ran square Into the sign post which is placed in the center to mark the sharp turns. The post, which wai filled with gravel, was thrown for some fifty feet to the curb by the Model Laundry. The Ford, howev er, seemed little damaged und went merrily on Its way. Motor from llolse Mr. and Mrs. Ralph de Cunrut have motored from Boise, Idaho, and are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ford. Mr. Cunrut is very highly pleased over the trip down and say the roads are in fairly good shape, for he made the trip In twelve and one-half hours actual driving time On Hunting Tri Howard O'Brien, Ralph Huron and C. C. Coolidge are enjoying a hunting trip in the wilds of Wallo wa county. They wero joined In Wallowa by Dr. George E. Day Their many friends are hoping they come back with big game. Paving Man in City Pat Lonergan, who has chnrga of the Warren Construction com pany work in this county, is ovo from Pendleton for a few days. THE INIMITABLE FAVORITE EUGENE fl'RRlEN The Man Who Is the M on t Universally Liked Star in the Field Today. H 0 o V o 0 I' A fed OCTOBER 2(5, 1919. First Trip in 17 Years J. C. Murphy, president of the Ceitfral Labor Council, . returned yesterday morning from Portland. Mr. Murphy saw that jia visited Portland seventeen years ago agd that be has never thought enough of it to make a return trlp f.vei still does not like It, that not only getlng soaked with the rain he was soaked for everything else also, and he came back glad to get a place where the sun shines now and then and there is a real town. Joseph Attorney Itcmov Attorney A. M. Runnells, of Jos eph, returned recently frojn Cali fornia, wriere he and his wife went recently, according to Joseph Her ald-. Mr. Runnells will settle up his business affairs. at Joseph and re turn to California, where he will open a law office, Mr. RunneU's practice will be assumed by Max Wilson, a recently admitted attor ney, who has long resided in Wal lowa county. Wallowa- CJcrk Itecoim'H Bunker W. J. Ortman of Enterprise, who succeeds Mr. Kadderly In the First bank of Joseph, lhas moved his fam ily into the house formerly occupi ed by Mrs. Glenn Leslie. Before coming to Joseph he filed the posi tion of county clerk of Wallowa county, resigning that to accept his present place hi the bank. Joseph Herald. Good Luck Hunting Mr. Mitchell und Mr. Chisholm, a guest of T. H. Morelock's, formed a party tihat went on a hunting expedition last week. They 'had splendid success and brought back four two-point doer. Their large roadster car was loaded down. Mr. Chisholm went t homo delighted with ohis district for hunting. Be sides the deer they had sixteen grouse and a number of yanks. Joseph Herald. La Grande's First Chrysanthemum The Cherry Florists scored nulls a hit this week at the L.i Grande National Bank banque: by decorat ing the table with home grown chrysanthemums the frlst "ver r-i'sed In La Grandj The flowert excited considerable comment and the local florists should be pleased with the many pretty compliment paid til. mi. CoiimiI I. Olson Here ' Former Supreme jrnr; Justice Conind I'. Olson of I'Ttlnnd. ' and present cciumlssioner of 0;egi;n. is in the city and will appear as altor nev 'u the case In the circuit cou.-' of the North Powdor bank Hutchinson and Forstrom of North Powder. This case will follow that of the Mulr cuso. .Here from Wallowa C. A. Hunter of Wallowa Is vis iting his mother, Mrs. W. G. Hunt cr of Island City, and other rela tives this weekend. Dtd j'ou cvt'i hear of a perfect lover n man who always known just when to Mhh you, Jit whr to pet you, when to hold your hand, when toehold you titfht. when to nym pathize with yu, and when to lauuh with you did yog eer hear of Hurh a man? You will most likely. say that "there ain't no such animtl." Hut therein. PERFECT LOVER IS A.N AlkAITATION OF LKII.A IU KTOS "THE NAKED TKLTH." o 0 O o - O -3 8e THE SUNDAY To lit'Hve CorvHllls o .bb - I Clark and scy Jaes left last evening for CoRallie0wbera they will makes their fuftire home. Rev. Claris wont to the college town some time ago and now that he has found a- fevnlshed0 house, will be joined by his family. Mrs. Clark has rented her home here to Mr and Mrs. Ernest McEuchron. Her to VKIt Ncpliew Franco Mugaw and daughter, Mrs. Mary Hurry of Puyallup, Wash ington, arrived yesterday morniitg for a abort Visit with Mr. Maguw's nephow, James McMaatore. They have been on a visit to their old home in Wilmington, Delaware, a place they ihave not seen for thirty years. Veteran of the ltond Henry Wolf, a veteran traveling Jewelry salesman, was In La Grande this week visiting J. H. Peare with whom ho hus been dealing for so many years that neither of thew can compute the time. Heturns to Corvnllls Lynn Wright returned to Corval lis lu t evening where he is a stu dent at the Oregon Agricultural College. He returned home to at tend the wedding of his sister on Friday evening. Dunn May Writo il Hook C. S. Dunn, of the land office, has removed from his ranch back to the city for the winter. His ex perience in farming this summer has been unique aud profitable and he may write a book on how a man can do It without forsaking the city O. W. Officials Pass Through F. N. Finch, assistant federa' manager of the O. W., and J. P O'Brien, federal manager, passed through the city Friday noon on No 6 in their private car on their wn? to Huntington. To lieuvo This Morning- Mrs. John BnUKt and Mrs. Roger Deal expect to leave for their home in Vincent this morning after spend ing the past week vlBlting with rel atives here, sg 4fherl)ldh Gim to Coi-villlis Oharles Ash is spending the week-end In Corvnllis where he went to wltnoss tho Lelnnd Stan ford O. A. C. footbull game yester day afternoon. rianlH li Itoosevelt Tit Besides giving to the Roosevelt Memorial fund Mrs. Robert Clarke who lives near Island City haw planted a tree in her front yard which sho hiiB named for tho ex president. Bound Over to Grand Judy The police and sheriff made a raid i Friday evening on a shack on Monroe street and as a result arrested Jane i 1 Doc Cellier and P. E. Corey for im- ILLS' NOVKi, ARCAWB o ttOYll COS tO Y id a ZZfyS MORNING OBSERVER I m . .. . . , , ... - " 1 (rmhankful 111 mill A moral conduct. They were taken he fore Justice of the Peace A. C. Wil liams, where they waived examination and each (rave a bond of $350 cash to appear before the grand jury. The warrant was sworn out by Mrs. Cel lier's husband. Spills Load Yesterday morninj pedestrians alonir Elm and Adams streets wit nessed nn nmusinir scene when one of I the fjravol trucks passed by und Rrad ually spilled nil of its load. Gravel was scattered for over a block, while the driver went on. He had on the side curtains to the truck and so did not see what was happening. Waives Examination lldrry Williams, who was arrested several days atfo on the charge of cir culating false reports about the United States National Hank, and whose trial was to come before Justice Williams tomorrow morning, yesterday waived j examination and Rave $500 bail to ap pear before the grand jury. North Powder Team Here The North Powder football team ar rived in the city yesterday morning on No. 17, en route to Elgin where they played yesterday afternoon. The train wns late and the boys did not make the Elgin train, so they had to hire autos, and drive down. Clark Added to Faculty As a result of the great increase in the attendance in the school of com merce, five new instructors have leen added:' In economies', the Rev. (I, L. Clark, the Rev. J. P. Clyde, and Mm. Hector MicPSron; in business sd minidrttion, '. L. Holiinlon, sfxl in offir trtinief, Mr. Rut'a NqrniCn Pin. ft. A. C. Barometer. Iltr f i n C. E. Hutc'njnson and J. O. fihrer, of North Powder, are yesji tti ecd at tfce t'KoTf-y. They are in the city in con nexion with the case of the,, Slate ,Jtnnk of North, powder vs.'orstiVm -2- I if. ....V: '1 I :-.a.: aritt Iiu Mil I I'm' 11. now iti(giii.ji t-iTte o a . o William Patterson vestcri.ynaii)S L fine .0$5 for h0nV9rujric, V(jile fteo. r tr iit.. eAcM t- I I ..it.:?. --..i. t . n'.iiy 1.. iMii..ii.;r m 11 jniiii into the pity's coffer $2.50. for leaving tr.6 cars parked Adams nxenue ' l"nger than the allowed 'JO minutes. -M-. V nLF-'TE ! an w si I7sOO wr Bl Now is the time to got your u lousier to begin to do your kitchen work with the ease and VleVity over a million arid, a lialfl house wives experience every daVJ Do this and you, too, will be thank ful for your J toosier and its helpfulness. The lloosier is a result of scientific study of motions required in preparing and clearing up after meals. Unnecessary and waste ful motion has been eliminated. "Woman power has been saved. 1 1 enables you to do these daily tasks easier and in less time. Over 40 patented (levities and conveniences are before you as you sit at work. (Ironped with tlioin in exactly the right locations, are all needed utensils and supplies. Walking to and fro is n thing of the past. A vision of happier days is at hand. Come and see a lloosier demonstration. Then order your choice of models for immediate delivery. Place your work on the right, foundation without further delay. small payment puts a 1 loosier Carr Furniture Co. "WHERE YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD USE IT Last Thursduy ni((ht saw another of those popular O.-W. Hand dances at Hex hall. A (toodly number, both young und old, enjoyed an evening of good music as well as dancing. The public are anxiously awaiting the next date for another one of thoso good dances. Here for Sale R. W. DeLny and wife were regis tered ut the Foley ycslerduy, while Mr. Doljay looked nftcr his shorthorn in terests at tho sale yesterday after noon. Speaker Arrives L. K. Ilorton, prohibition speaker, arrived yesterday and will deliver two addresses in the city tndny. This morning at the Methodist church and this evening at the Presbyterian church. Callers at Land Offiri Miss Stella Titus, of Union, and Harry Haracll, of Tclocnset, were visi tors at the United States land office yesterday. Returns From Sacramento, Cat. M. A. Faulk and wife have returned 'from a trip to Savrnmento, California. They report a fine time. Mr. Faulk has gone bark to his work as air in spector on the railroad. Slnnfield of Slanfield lb-re II. L. Stanfield, of Stunfield, Is In the city meirting friends. Here From Hilgard Miss Marcia M. Becker, teacher at Hilgard ,is spending the week cntj in the city. )terprit Visitor Alnonif the Enterprise visitors in t'n citv vKta-nliy m Mr,. U. V.. Warn, i.-i j. K. tlr.k rvd wife. F. R. Asher urA miTe, ij K. Vernon re guilts" in t fj;-a VMIor in 1. a 0'rnnde people relilslered ift The )!? hoteloln lftker Friday nn. C 1. t'atWu o'anil wife. Miss ''. Wion and Freda Roberts. iw to linker () O Mrs. ffiinceni Palmer went to Bn kj-r t,9 No. 6 Friday. in your home. Down Emm Perry Mrs. Walter Pohrman drove down' from Perry yesterday to bo at the bedside of her father, T. W. King, who is seriously ill at his home on Penn sylvania avenue. Yesterday hii con dition was reported as critical. His many friends are keenly waiting to hear of a decided change for the better. Mr. King has been an employe of the O.-W. R. & N. for a number of years. Driving New Car Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stoddard, of Per ry, aro driving a newly purchased Oldsmohlle sedan. It is of the latest model, both in design and color which gives it the reputation of being one of the keenest cars in this section of tiie country. Buys Home Mrs. Clefton Wngoner, whose hus band dieil recently following a brief illness fro mtyphoid fever, has bought a home on Washington avenue, a few doors from the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Neiderer. Butter Wrapper - printed at the Observer office. Citation. In the county court of Union county, Oregon. In lie matter of tho oatate of Annetta I). Colo, Mildred P. Cole, mid Isaac II. Cole, minors. Now at this time this causa came on for hcarlnn upiu tho verified pUltlon ot Chtu'Jcs It. Colo guurdlun of Annetta B. Hole, Mildred P. Cole, and Isaac II. Cole, minors, for the sals- of realestijto Jhelonulng to the eitate of said mlairs and It appear ing to the couiro'in suld petition, lhat Haiti minors are the owners In fee of , th hereinafter described real estftte and that It Is at this Dtm Store I j Th PrcVlption Store. THRE1S " 01 1 time not producing any Income tad tan not be made to produea an lit come to more than pay the "taxes thereon and la o iltuated that- It will not likely raise or increase In ralue and that It Is tor the best .in terest ot the inld minora and their stat that the same bs sold and the proceeds of sal be Invested or placed at Interest with other funds ot their estnto and it farther tp. D0rlng .to the "court that the moth er of laid mine-as is dead and that the petltfoner ls their father and next of klov It lsthorefore ordered that said minora and all other In terested In ald pVoperty, if 'any there be, and the kcxt of kin o said minors appar in this court on th 18th day of November, 1919, 2 o clock p. m. at V county court room In La GtandcyJ Oregon, - to show cause, It any Bhey have, why an order shall not be mad author izing the said guardian to sell all tba undivided two thirds Interest ot said minora In and to the fol lowing described premise to wit: Lots 7-8-9-10-11-1J-13-14-1B-16-17- L 18 In Block 17, town ot Imbler, Un-' ion county, Oregon. J. F. PHY, County Judge. ' Oct. 26; Not. J-9-lft. flLMsJ i - j ' JPRINTS IN 1 1 ' I OUT " . . i -j ... 0 o ' .A 3 1 - J. ii i s(ii i ii m
