La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 28, 1919, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextV l-V.,.'l..'.. (.)... . . o o ofnTESDAY IflT.XTXO, flfTQBEtf 23, 1919. LOCAL r i'rlfnil Jk1 1)0 III. n rrrnnrmys Netr.Uork lit l'utniut; W. b Clallilmr of V1U Walla, Washington, has arrived In th? oily to tal(cnp his new dutius with die l'utnaiu Drug Store. Mr. Oalll- i;a on antits eveni no observer u FIVE0 ' ,,llr, ,a " number 1 druggUt" nulj fire.; "Wag tnoro uit BosSf talk of leav ing the cathedral it Va? the xe prter asked. . ' "ff ttw 1dcnci' tf Teutonic bar barity haveto Ul preserve!, 1st them inhabitants of Sarajevo an3 hundred! of peasants fom tl hills around are Serbst'anil HosKinns, fullowini; both tje Roman Catholic aud the Clrwr Orthodox beliefs, th .Sunday Sab- hath is the biRiiestho!?d:' of all ii Mrs. Irene L. King has received j w"k Ub rn"1(,liMii as assisting in , O letter from her daughter tellln, of tho deiith of an old frien. aMrs. .Samuel Murdock, in eastern Iowa. airs. King says that Mrs was born In 1.S20. and was 90 years and 1 nionlh old at the time of hor death. She was one of tho old pioneerB of Iowa, and was tilers in tho early days when roughing it was- the style. She was tho wife of the well knwwn Samuel MnVdoek. the ilrug store daring Mr. and Mrs., Putnam's recent .absence from Uis city while they jiefu ilk the eas. Murdock j Mr. Putnam rhought'so much of Mr. Uallihur's work ut the time, that be was sorry to losli him uiCon his re turn, and is now inofe than ever pleased to have hlin with him por-nfancutly. be kept in a privsts mtum," rplid ; Sarajevo. All the stores except thi ihevurdinal, trr.'fy. iiMXili x mkki. MWtftitY ;lt:TI.Y HASMCAII'KH TSS Returns From Baker Dan McPhei son "returned from Bui, ker last evening where his daughter. Miss Gladys, was operated on yes terdiiy. The operation proved to be much more serious than was at firs', thought, but Miss Mcpherson's friend hope that she will make a speedy recovery. Mslloi- at I, anil Office Walter C. Wallace of Milton, was a visitor yesterday. ut tho United Stales Land Offlco. Dr. J. C. Mack llel-e Dr. J. C. Mack of Porland came In on No. 17 this morning from the cast where he has been on a busi ness trip. Ho is intonding staying in La Grande for some time looking after his interests in tho Urando Hondo valley. ioes to linker W. II. Evans garage, went to buslmsB. of the Baker Hamilton today on kiikimn vnii:nit.i, X()T liner by iio.miiaium kxts Ernest Yehrs und Wife Here Mr. and Mrs. Krnost Yehrs of Kl ein spent last night in the city, t If guests of Mrs. Veltr's parents, Mir', und Mrs. J. K. Wright. tetllrns fiiim INn-tlanil K. W. Eastman return(1'"fninr"a brief business trip to Portland last evening. It 1 1 u c 1 "TddimtcI IN OUT Preserve I Corrcwpondenee of the Assot iatfd Prone. j PARIS, Oct. 28. After all, the Rheims cathedral has not suffered from German bombardments and fire ! so much as was at first supposed, I Cardinal Lucon has told a representa tive of a Paris newspaper. The Car dinal announced that divine service j would he resumed in the cathedral j from November 1, but the holy office will be restricted to the altar of the Virgin and the ambulatory around it These will accommodate only about 1500 persons. . i The interviewer ' describes how he met the Cardinal at Rheims in a sim ! ply furnished apartment of the archiepiscopal palace, with a shell hole in tho wall.' Cardinal Lucon, despi'.e his 77 years, is still hale and alert, and he is an optimist. Damtige Easily Repaired. "Destroyed, my cathedral? Why no," he said. "The danmge is much more easily repairable than is gener ally believed. A few ancient parts, it is true, cannot be replaced; but the beauty of the cathedral lay, first, in its stained glass; secondly, in its sculptures, and, thirdly, in its statuary. ''Of the stained glass, nine-tenths i has been saved and brought to Paris, i The remaining tenth can be restored by specialist?, with the aid of much ! patience and a great number of col ored photographs we have. As re gards the sculptures, we shnll use th" numerous moldings we have of then Many have had to be restored any way in the course of centunes, ji'ch i for instance, the large piece repre senting the Assumption. That was re stored in 1875. "As for the statuary, we have so l.i:.. U.,t- if ,..ni tin In j MUUiy IIIUIUIIIKS LllilL II Will 1IV J I" j reproduce the damaged parts. The j pillnr.s, with their ornamental capitals, have Buffered little; only tne two suic dorwnys have been badly dnmngod by flKL'SSKLS. O.ct. 1. The Belgian stucd industry It greatly handicap ped by luck of tratiHportation. About twenty hlaat furnaces which have been repaired since the with drawal or tho Gorman forces could start work within the next six weeks if the necessary coke could be. obtained. 'Tho taking over of 400 Amrican locomotives Is be-turf negotiated with a view to relieving the situiiiinn. Heldum Is supplying Rumania and Switzerland with coal in ex change for food and Is arranging TuAish ate closed. The churches an crilwdtd with people dressed in every styto from tfee latest Belgrade fusl lulls tg homesjmn trovers for both men anfl women, wun nuge ucatieu t shoes and wolcn turbans. After thai j modtwn Sarajevo walka.about th mod '' ern quajters and old-fashioncjl Sara ; jevo dances the "Kolo in the big j square of the. crowded Turkish 1m j zaar. ."The results of three Sundays r j week for the people here is no Sun days at nil, for the Americans, wht i find no day without some school oi t hospital that must be provided for I said Lieutenant John P. llartung, ol ; Bay Shore, U I. Lieutenant llartunc is in cnargo of the medical supplies j from America which have made In with Argentina for the shipment of Bosnian nohpiuus p.-. 50,000 tons monthly cargoes. of coal tu that country against returns of wheat BISHOP PADDOCK TO BE HERE THURSDAY Bishop Itobert I.. Paddock, of t-e Kiseopal ebnreh will be in la Grando on Tliursday, Oetober aoth at whieh time he will bold two ser vices at the Kpiseopal ehnrch, a communion sorvico in tho morning at 10 o'clock, and ono in the ev ening at S o'clock. Hishop Paridock lias been at tending tho genera! triennial con vention of the Kpiseopal church at Detroit, Michigan, and is making the stop in l.a (Irando on his ro turn Journey. The public is Invit ed to the services, and tho vestry arn especially, urging all of tin members or St. Petor s church to attend the meetings as they believe P-ishop Paddock will have some thing to say of much Interest con corning the convention und lt work. Have Wrong Idea. People nro often more concerned about creating a favorable Impression than about tho kind of person they wish to be considered. It Is like de manding a beautiful phntogr-iph with out regard to the features of the original. VOTES 1130,000 WATER SYSTEM NOIITII I'OWDK.It I'ASSKS l)M ISSl'li 11Y VOTK Ob' 6 tol . C. Kelsey Draws IMnns Tin' !' Wilier Works, Vnlo Iteslllled ill 1JU Yew, and li- No. At a special election hold yester day. North Powder voted to Install a JIIO.UUO water works. Tim bond Issue carried by a vole of six to ono, tho result being 12! yes, 21 no. Tho resolution calling for th" Fortunes in Furs Arrive by Schooner From North Fortunes in furs were brougnt out. of the fur north this summer by tlie i s;, lo f n,0 $ao.noo bonds to install few trading schooners that braved the ! wai,,r system was passed by th.- unusual heavy Arctic Ocean ice and ' council, after whieh it came up Tor worked their way along the northern i th0 endorsement or the voter., yns rim of tho continent to Itnnks Land terday afternoon from 1' to H p.,m. and Ilerschel Island and back again.! i c. Kelsey. who Is also eon Over 2,f00 furs were stored on suiting engineer for the city or l.a IlnnJvS Land alone awaiting the boats, , Grande, submitted the plans for according to reports brought here.' the Installation of tho wat r y tern For two years the ice has prevented ' and s'ated fiat North Powd-r cuulrt boats from reaching the spot and as install complete with., ll onuirm"nl a tesult, the trappers on tho islnnd.u perfect water systoiii' foi a su'n f have been piling up what Nome men $;!0. 0011. Tills cost inc ludes a stb. I COMBINATION HEATING TOVES The firebox of this stove will burn lH-ln'ih wood laying flat on the grates, foil, do not get (he effi ciency out of wood If you burn it standing on d.. It haa large door for burnbjg chunks or knots. V knn vim .Aviihn ItlM nmlmi Vflll V ' V . ' have a small harrow firebox for If jou have lo havAa heater be aure and rapk at our sloyes $22.00, J27.SO, M0.0?:l2.3O, Jli.lO, $16.50, $51.00, $55.00, v lil I I IDEAL UNIVERSAL We also have some used stoves that we have taken as first payments. Carr Furniture Co. 'Where Your Credit Is Good9 4- of tho entente allien was due In a utility iu(iinuro to tho nuiKntflciont countKu tind palriotisin of the men ol ho army tuxl navy of tho United StatfH o fAmcrica, and to tho tin raltorInK and unNaKKfnR efforts of thu Amerlcim paoplo In ntding and .susliiliitiiK thoKo liliting mon. both (ii hind und on s'a. "Wo limy never ltopo to amply n pay tho duht wo owo our srrvlcfl nuMi lor t ti 3 nmlnti'nunro of our Jth .rii'.s and of our national and do- " II ul Irom tjino hoarts of grateful pooplu. 'That wo may moro vividly koop boforo uh tho debt tha wo owe, 1 bofiove that we should Itiy axide our nrrustomd tusks for the coloura tion of Armistice day on Novoui 11, 191V i NEW TODAY! mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMmmmmm I'lANO LKSSONS Miss Ann .Shell, to lime t nkens I grsiluuto of McAllstor Conservatory, appredat may be given whlcli jS1' ,,HMl Mhl"- wl" "lko fow P""- ion HardwarcU'i brown, one yeart has 1!)1U licen.sV. Cull Black 201; or leave ut Standard Oil Co., Rew'a,td 10-27.U T . 'i FOIt SALE Nice I.ucinda apples and winter poars, $1 per box. Phone Itlack 20S1. 10-27iet'li t I am crrtaln will be ueceiited by llieui as eoniliig defp from the said was the irre.ilest cargo ever brought around into the Iiering sea. ft1lilJal Scattered to the Four Corners of La Grande Y i's, a nic-c ti.ilav. 'IV cnr-of Sl'l'DS, tlividnl llluITnw nllc DKil'ft Cill' ere. (let vniir Siiiids V. . . wiiii( vni can. ivjihiic isiai-k .l"M imuls. and I wish tt stat all jicrsons ottin Sjmds i nun uw oilier rar., please mail in checks, ii tni Iiave not nM the youn lady making the l'onnds. Jieave at my lumie, or lied Cross Ini Stre, or nny old way, s we all get square. Yours for Spuds, while they last, AY. S. ALLINSON. SUNDAY IS OBSERVED THREE TIMES A WEEK -Sun WCI'Ij SARAJEVO, Bosnia, Oct. 27 day is observed three timt's j he-o. j Hecnuso there are .'15,000 Turks in! the city, Friday is the first Sunday.) Then all the Turkish stores close an l one govs twice a day to some of th-' hundred mosques whose slender min a rets frlcam white against the K'i'"i background of t h hill?, Because two hundred years ajro Kioup of Spanish Jews settled in Hos nia, Saturday is Funday for man, Sarajevans. Then all the stores are closed and the Jew pipe In plnci of tlm Itcdwoud pip" v.hkh Is not duralde. Tho syslfti calls for 100 foot tower und pumpiiiK phtnt which will op' rat at a ciipaclly of several lmnlr 14 al I on pir in hint o mid ii fiord ml' ((itiilo pressure and a sufficient w supply for all nrds and also fire protection in the city. Those beautiful (.old Fi?h that you may have seen at Kilverthorn's nquari um tluy sell at .following prices !JIii r.Oti, 7.rK', $i aiui ri.nn em-h. ' dlv io-ri7t f FAMILY DRUd STORE LA GRANOE.OHCaON. Us on tho iiluno. Cull Hliiek 2;H1. 10-8-tlp. HOUMI': FOK BAI.K Modern, nu rooin Iioiiko for sulo, reiiHoniihlu. Cull dnrltiK duy. lU-2-;!lp WANTMl) Fin iiIkIii'iI rooni, niod . ern eonvonieiKres, Hiiitnhlo for two Indies. Keil. 1921. lU-HS-Jlp ; ' . --. wanikii A 41a tor teiuiinir store I Dutli'sdtiikoif. 1 10-27-W IfReGrosl Drug' Store 1 j The 1'resJV ;itlon Stor. Butter Wrappers Observer office. printed at ARMISTICE DAY LEGAL HOLIDAY (Continued from PaRO 1) "On November II, 1!HK, tin or ider to "ci'jiK! firing' 'marked th' Jewish 1 cessation of hostilities In the blond of th ' Is stand and most far reaching strui; city crowd the hiu yellow ynagonut of the main street. i Because all the rest of the MMlf cle recounted in history,", tho pro clamation reads. ''That t he stniK plo end(l victoriounly for the nruM IPPODROMp VAUDEVILLE Hi . Wednesday bpty . F3ATHJCR 4 VYLlk Comedy Singing and . Talking. RICE, PRIDE-Hiwaiian Mrfodfes. ' III. MADELINE FRANk All Aerial, Novelty. IV. HOIPSON & JeELAIfNB-ClasyoDanc-e II ers.. LsstSneToday- . WALI-ACK l.'KII) in istsWinifaitfisst1isfasiii Frosty Weather Whets a Man's APPETITE NfViT wjis uini't! siivnry disli bnuihl t'i lliv . lalilc tliiin piping li t. BROWN BEAUTY BEANS. N4 Km- these ;m new Iniins, new and different licaiis. TendeA moi ntain-grown licitns. 'they ri'nie rciiiV-'7ink'il in -a hasty sijih-c that makes lips sniark fir nioro. (iond wIkiIcsiiiiic food, these Meailty Means, Jiea'ltlil'ul I'jMirl at a low ('"ist pel- port inn. Order tndjiy, tlien. fix your inoiitlt IVr a treat. 20C- CANS. EAT JISON ' BROTHERS - .GROCERY . ; e; caijmaInIo 0 a miuimi iMii1 inl (log irom uii : IhUi I I THURSDAYXOCTOBER 30, 1919 1 -1 I wilUsell the following; stoek, was'iiis, 'harness, saddles, farm machinery, hay. aiilomoliile and household goods on the.) ohn W'oinack farm one mile west of Wallowa on o o o COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCKiA. M. FREE LUNCH AT NOON ii One Kiian 4 year old mares, weight 1200 One span It and i year old gelding, ll.VJ One bay mare 0-yearn old, -weight 1400 One brown gelding ,'I-years old, weight 1200. One hlacik gel-ling If -yearn old weight U0(l One saddle mtire, !(-yarH old, weight 000 , One gray horse, 11-years old, weight 1UU0 Two yearling colU One yearling mule Koity five head of Vat In l'ive head of nilch cfiwn Twenly-rtixi high grade itheep, One Hampshire Fifteen head hog titio Ki gistered CheHtir Wnitc Boar One wagon and hay rack. One hack One buggy . (me 'manure spreader' T One Ieering hinder, 7 Toot cut Jne disc harrow One 4-section drag, harrow . One Mowing Machine One 14-inch 2-bottorn gang plow One hay rake Two net names Two riding saddle Two walking plows ' AIout -40 tons hay One ford car, mok"l 11 11 One water motor washing: machine llouirhdd gotidn Other article too Numerous to iftvutior. Tej nis of Sale? All sums uuder.10.(H) easli;-or.v mnths time with bankable not.', H per cent interest. i,-ive per een oil ft eaji. ' oh. ji. iaViimiiskw, ksi:.?i-K, n .r.j.fAP.aoN, e Auetioneer. ' 0 Clerk. 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