La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 20, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTJIirKSD.W, NOVK.MHMi -Jit, 1SM9- LA GRANDK F.YKN1N0 OBSERVER a I LOCAL o Visiting in liiiki-r Mr. and Mrs. 1!. Burns of I.u Gr;ode, arc at the Gei'er Grand. Baker l)iiocrat.- P. to (. Mii-tiim . I'. E. O. will nice., al tin- liuiiiu of Mrs. H. H. line,, ma Hemlock ,street, ou Friday afternoon m 2:0 Woi-kine, mi Kiitiriris4' Jaincs O'llara. In ick mason, li'ft this liiorniMK for KnteiVrise lie l,s working ou tun new Knlor prise hospital which is being erected inr their preliminary training h' Mare Inland, California and Paris l'an'-i, t-o'C. training bases befpre Sulns to Groat LalOs. III., to takr up their r.vintlon course. This Is one of hu best oppor I unities offered by any brunch of the service for youLg men to laren a pro?iiahte trade. Graduates froie thin school receive u Vifly pe$ cenl increase for aiution di'0y, and iro jtlou Is very rupid.o valley and .ys that he expects to rej ; I 0r,oN of Nam;, tf State turn to the Grande llonde vhere lie, ; Connefiliiy! ls;ai l)idhin name mean- 1 Int '"l.oli Ttivi'f J'lJinkKk'WiM'Hiinlou ' ' , : ns of French rl!li) from the provinrr will again be a fanner. of Miilne; M;iSNiirhi.sott In tin Imlliin Otnl tncanlinr "Pliuv of (-cat Hills; New Ihmipshfro la KiikIIMi. coming from llrtmphlrt cunty. l.nn'und; liix i Out Ou llraiu h Kuss Losliceft this murnio-: on the brunch lifte to transact business ir ValloTu county. Kverctt MuyOlii'luriis Kvcrott May retunu'd this nmrniiur Jiom Portland. He spent :Q week at his Aht;;P Muter, helping put the... ,'... ....., v. - i... ,... (). A. C. football twin in shape for the h ..(!nvn MlMintui'u u nM, hK tame last 5atunlv between the, ,., Q ,,,-., i. .ittfi.iviii-P I University of Oregon aOi Oregon Af- (f 0,,lnimii i.h,iu,;i;B (but it wn fi iiXurul Cojre. hil m J'ortland, ,mm,,(i flir tl0 s:uul of Itlo'des nnd he took in the Livestock show and the n()0rs for a prominent settler named Washington .leiierson nign scnooi umt m0m,.8. tnttf same ye.-feiday. On Wny Home ' Mrs. S.ulie MeXaiiKhton. returned to her home in Klgiii this niornins nfter a visit to Yakiina and J'oit land pufnta. . wheiv Mam On.lrrv Slim Down Mars' quarry is shut down, Awing to the recent rains, wMch made rock hauling impossible !-;nerprise Mtlliii. i v lirtui lis Mrs. Dora Iterker, inflliner at Kn terpriHO, left this morning on the branch lino fur Knterpi ise. Enterprise )Un llm1 F. K. Gilder.steeve. T. V. Siiuibb, K. Y. Haskell and K. I). Carreth ol . Knterprise was in the city yester Hero I'i'oiii ,loepli H. I. Campbell of Joseph was it business visitor in the city jester day. (Joe to. Palmer Junction I AO Mcl)owell, deputy sheriff, left this morniinr for Palmer Junction on a business trip. Her to Visit Sister M. A. Fuller of les Moines, Iowa, arrived last evening to Visit with his sutler, Mrs. James O'Hara. Arrive from West Virginia Mr. yud Mrs. W. C. Combs arriv ed this morning from West Virgin ia where they have been visiting foi the past three months. Hamilton Receives Oakland R C. Hamilton, of the Hamilton Motor Company, is today unloading p carload of Oaklands. This is the firs time that Mr. Hamilton has been able Conductor Oos Voi v I.ovi ! to secure a full carload of Oaklands, Report3 today from Portland i one or two being all that he has beer wore that Conductor Cro.iS was still' able to secure ut a time in the past, very low and no una ib alluwed iv I to sco him. lClgiti Doctor in Toun Dr. K. C. Kirhy of Khun spool Tuesday evening in the rity on pro fessional matters. He returned tr Klgin yesterday morning. Visitors From Oltx Mrs. C.Schott ami daughter, Mins Kathryn, of (Hex. Oregun, are visit ing in the city. They are guests at the home of Mrs. Kchott's daughter. Mrs. C. H. Forwood. Haines Stoekman in Portland T. K. Smith of Haynes is at the Cuiiton with his family. Smith just arrived in Potrland with two cars of fancy stock for the stock show. Telegram. (ai'cenuoiHl Pai-out-Teachcr's Reeling A mooting ol the Greenwood Par opt -Teachers' Assoeia'ior. will be bold Friday nfiernoou at 2:"U. Kv tryope Is urgeil lo attmid. nnd re f ie:.liin'nts will be sorved .at th elos of the afiernoon no'etjug. To Visit In Walla Walla Miss Gertrude Last left thit morning for Walla Walla where sh will spend a few days visiting with friends. The Last family were for merly residents of Walla Walla. Virtory Medal Approved The (jesif'u for the ''Victory M'tl al" to be given to ;iU men and worn en whn took part in the world war. has been approved by Secretary of War llaker, and it is probable thai the mechtls will be in the ban. Is or the veterans by spring. Helping to IStine Home Prizes Mis. KiI. Coles came down froie Haines this morning t o escort. M r Cobs and his pries h(me from the Mock show. This is I he se ei:t h time t hat Fd has r rrie.l oif first prize on car lo:nl bits of lal 2-year old cattle. Telegram. Fat ing Till DeconihT 'Paving in Fastern Or cont ill lie linl il 1 eee!iilier." P. A. Lfnieran ol Pemll ;:on will states C Th" on Ueiurn From Mayo Itrothers Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Curtis have re turned from the Mayo Brothers' Clinic at Rochester, Minnesota, where Mrs. Curtis underwent an operation. She is now walking on crutches, but pects to be able to go without them in another month's time. Meeting Is Postponed The regular meeting of the Central Parent-Teachers' meeting has been postponed on account of Thanksgiving The next meeting will be held on De comber 1. J. H. Strirker to Leave J. H. Strieker, of Oakland, Califor nia, who was here to attend the fu neral of bis mother, will leave thi? evening for his California home. Mr. Strieker was a former resident of tlm AUSTRIAN VIOLINIST . FORBIDDEN TO PLAY I.Ol'lSVlLl.K. Nov- 2(1. Fill KreiskT. an Austrian Violllll.-t. was loilay forlddden by the .mayor lo ive a proposed concert at one of I ho leading theatres hero tonight Hid tho contract was cancelled. Mustn't Be Down Too Lceg. . "A man may he down. but he's never out." is a nice slogan but If you stay down t'i' the count of ton, you lose llu' lilvgesf share of the pate receipts. I'Alli WEATIIUK IX 11 i: TO STAY Arcordini; to the weather Unreal! report for tonif'ht and r inlay in weather will, remain fair villi mod erate southeast winds. In western Oregon clouds and rain are pre dieted. Red Cross Store Pacific Ccast Line. The United Stales, with its islands, ban a greater Pacllie coast line thua any other nation, possibly equal to those of China and Japan combined, says Gas Logic. g . The Prescription Store. IUvXDl.lK'K ON l!i:TY IS HXI'I ARCADE ;t ti:d. (Continued from Page 1) out ratificat ion without roservat i-gi;-which g)t only .'IS votes to ;V opposing it. Only one Republican, Senator Me Cumber, North Dakota, voted with the Democrats in its support. Republican Leader Lodge declared Wednesday's voting constituted a fina decision on the pc:ue treaty unless President Wilson circumvented the senate rules by withdrawinir H and then submitting it again to the senate. In other charters there was pome difference of opinion but the general sentiment seemed to be that there was only a slender chance that the treaty would come up at the beginning of the next session of cotigresn, be ginning next month. FRIDAY -SATURDAY & 1 ;'oouciion 5! frtr mi The Business Man's BUSINESS are paving from La ; i iimle tow .t i.I Hot Lake :rnd from Miltnn to Atll eiv.t to ronneet with Pindleton. 'I'll is is a'tout done and the p,iing is go in c on .now b''l ween A t ln-na ;ii;d Weston. At Ftiterprise the pbiar has shut down, after laying abui'.l lio.onti feet.'4 - Oreupnian. m ladio Is Burned By Fdosiou A I. Palmer,'sale'n;.n in the shoe departnunt at N. K. West's, was badly burned abimt the face ami eye--when a comhu st ion of buniin.g ?hoe boxes blew open the fuinace dour. Al was burning nld shoe boxes in the stoie furnace when the acci'lent hap pened. He was temporarily Minded by the burns, but will be able to con tinue with his work. 7& ;Cf) m Marine Aviation Ibanrb Popular Fnlist nientsi in the Marine Corp j have shown a marked increase dur ir.r: the current month, a'-coiding "c1-w Serj:eent WinWord of the L:cal Ma- .(Jii.) rine lil'rrnit:?:- St;Ulii at 0 Son i.-.er - bnildini:. ' Q The Avintion branch of the Ma- I rine (Jorps have become exceedinL'lT j.opiilar with hew applicants and re enli-t',d men. In addition to Ihr number r.ow at the naval mechani cal school, Croat Lakes. Illinois, ? Luxe n'luiber of men are under:;,! .!;J is Imill ut lln'ouli his a I) i 1 i t y ami lvmliiiess lo sorvc. J!y making this his liuniL' town a (enter of business ailivity, he gives service not only to his cutoiners, J mt to the (oniniuiiity. 5g? m 0j HOUSES FOR SALE j One five-room hemse, with bath modern, with full basement, well-, lighted and ventilated, $UH0; one five-; room dwelling with toilet nnd sink,! fall basement, vegetable cellar, ?Ja: one nine-nnim bouse with bath, ar I ;" ranged for hot and cold water in every room, wired t"iiToughout, vegetable cellar, with buildings for garage and woodshed no quite finished, close in, nt $1800; one five-room dwelling with full 'basement one store room buibl ing, with -.omsin rear with full base ment; or.'r store building, almost new; three oVr small buildings, close in;; one foul room house, city Water, elec tric lights, stone foundation, cellar and woodshed, near paved street, $S00; ' Mars' rock quarry for $P2,ono. There is a fortune for Lie right party. All above on terms to suit. J. L. Mars, owner. ii v. h i k f'-j' .. It o to ye AaAJrCPnTtdo-a With IMC Tliis instilutioii is also an instiliitioii of service, and its re: I ...I (.. in i icci ? ii i c i;i"i" " Sj cooporale with bus- (j incss men both in the niibiiihling of ;' their own business- CA es ami of the com- niiinit v. Mr. Husiness Man, 0, fit let us at serve you 11 times FILMS PRINTS IN OLfT ' prtser ; m Yow 0 . i A' fj United States THE HUDSON SPEEDSTER MODEL The Super Six Motor Gives HUDSON Its Endurance it is rcilui J'owi a iti ti-( i-ili?ile iliyeilfeil ilf,it i in auil' a'l'l.i 72 lie 11 The hiil "ilalilies oj' lis m iii l.ir reconi.cil ti'i ri-iiirclfuri in-r ill -n: eli ver t lii- Sender llu iilel v i.i'kiii ( il li' r Sjici .11. iv Iliilsmi which r cent to .Mutor car are ton well -ion. r or Sc en 'ias- an All Star Cnjl, includ- Ol.OlilA SWAN'iN, ki.i.iiii r iu:x'i;i-:it, TOM l'OHMAX, KAV.MONli IIATI'ON-, Tin:oiioi;i; KoiuoKis, IACK llol.'l'. A liiir'i' awl Ir-IUt pKulucLioii tliiin "Old Wives Km- Ni'w," mid "limi't I'liaiiKi! Your llusliaml." TO-NIGHT a i)AKiirn:it or the (II. I- " 0 e e V? iHi:1urciii:N cam:i' ift at sa vks milks or steps. 1 ;L' f.r'-f WJJaiwa.'V' r:fH7 Housewife Wants re Vvvt irifts uppval to the liSusc wife as linirh as tho.-e tli.it save her time ami strength mill whii-h add to the iiUractive'iess uf her home. AiiHiii); this elass of gitls is one that meets every re.iuiio inent The lloosier Kitehen Oib inet. lteeause of its scientific nrraiie nient ami many patenteil fea tures, the lloosier brings vital convenieju-es; time anil hilior savers not lo lie found else where. Kvery detail is the re sult of years of kitehen exper ience; every worthy device is in cluded. What other e;ift could eipial sev eral hours of leisure each week? This is (he fundamental upon which lloosier is constructed the savine; of time and toll; thy re:iderin(r ,,f efficient kitchen service. The prices are withinir range of all. At Our s. Carr Furniture Company orit riiioniT is coon i si-: nv OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bntig results. . v '-'ti.r. Tv3'ir i&ii I a ; iii.j r.. On account of i nv ail valleeil .-ii;.', niv eiil ir( I am ci.iiiicllei l'ri.e Winning to disperse Herd of at Public Auction Registered PERCHERON Horses at La ( 1 ramie, Oregon, cunipi isiiiL' HEAD OF STALLIONS AND f MARES 4:5 Monday, a. m. 7-iPercheron StalIions-7 ilowii Stal I ; ou on, 1!H)(- iy Ol- l!tl)0 1 I year-old lbs. in breeding condition, I bel t, soil of I 'ic.idore. 1 :'i-ye;tr-oliL Illack Slallinii, His., by .Malcolm, sun uf 'alypso. 1 '-year-old Plack Slallioti, by Malcolm, sun oK'alpvso; will make a HUH) lb. horse. 1 vcarlim;- Slalli.uis, by Malcolm. Mill nfCiilvlwi; I ";rev,:i Marks. Olbert, the imported horse that wjis urand champion of the Inter national. This mail' was never beaten, east; or west, wherever shown. Vi Mares, the marcs 1 arc nreii io oiiisiam i-n-r sires. Jiook for ad. and further pari ii-ulars in eiihei- Uui al Spirit, Western Parmer 01 fdaho, Oregon anil Washington Pa ruie r: Send for catalogue lo Sam Wade l.'i. ...... (I. 'I'l I.. 11 . l i .. .:.! i.. ii-' i , . ' jiii 1 1 .1 i.-i;, w 1 1 on. i ihvic i ii 1 1 sr, a re an so in n 1 1 ,i r. aue s I icl'solia I i;i;ar- antee -"mil sed. Plan to attend this wonderful dispersion 38-Percheron Mares -38 .1 (Irey Mare, 12 years old, by old rom one year old up. All from t hree vears old mi s personal sale. SAM WADE & SON, Lo.itinc, Oregon, Owners. Harry C. Crankc, Auctioneer, Sales Manager. Nczpeic e, Idaho. SALE AT LA GRANDE, OREGON s in II FECIAL JuTEBHOJ These horV nieiials .-nil I he Norlhwi ww' Minf T-tfritt m-niaairt- trr -in int 111 ' en i and mares have.uou nioi pries lhan i ny.ot her laid ill I. Tl f we.re.riowy under loiiTnciit en hunch " ra.-s iiills, ha c no I bin It ii netp oiii. witi 141'ain. Ja- w ;-i i .u ti"? i ii At" 'liiiu:071or 0 . . e 0 S3 V 9w " " ' - a