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WETtVFDA. JANTTATCT 10, 1M1
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Local News4n brier
Bliss HVitflejr Vi"it SiSAnterville iMisa trundry 1C.-
-lis8 Miring Whe-Jtley is in Sum- MitaMyrll Gundry is confined o
Iberville, Where she will pend a 'her home today fill account of iJHiess
hort time ,s U. guit of riuads. I S a
I -0 : a- IO.-W. Man Here '
f""i. Br to E'Rin W. p. Lilly, who is connected yith
Miss'Retta Berg left thisemoining , the O.AV. R. & N. wilroad is in 1
for,, E lain where she will tmtnd a .Grande today in the capacity.
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' February meeting gas unanimously
UacOpted. The subject for discussion
lat this int meeting O "Religion in
SBusiness and Businessein Religion,
uiOer the JeaoerstiQ c. c.
gnd ljcv. rPj. Huston..
Short
fciort time at Jhc home of Misa Effie
rdle" '
njiss Fra.hier to Elgin
iMiss Gladys Fishier left this lthe tinle here Visiting with friends
looming for Elgin where she will be a in between busines calls.
Enterprise. Ms Is Here. m
11. tJ.. Browning is down from En
terprise on. business. He is spending
iicst of her sister, Mrs. Joe tray
r a lew days.
Jjrs. Knowlrs to Knlerpri.se
Mr. J. . Knowlcs left ahis mnrn-
Mr. Wllite Shops ,
Mrs. Herman F. White is in La
(iruaile today shopping from North
Pnu-fW.A It is nrnh:llv that &c Avill
PK lur r.iuerrn'ise, wnere sne w,iipenj a short time here in that in
p in her husband. Judge Knor.le-!, who terest.
(s holding circuit court tkera. Herj ' " ,
Javghter Mrs. E. G. Brow t.Uo uomc (r0m SaU"La,e- .
Uvea in Enterprise. IT g Bly who has m Su!t
. I Lake on business ia now bnck ugain
guys Hume on V Ave land, as usual, he is fcutng h same
p Alfred K. Ilaskins yesterday clos-, iift0 0f bunk as of eld. "He will re
(P'U deal through the Geo IL Currcy nlain here, as long as possible, he ui
$al estate" ain-nfj.- whereby "be be-nounced today, us he is, very fond of
Qmes owner ot tne Lhaiies lilshop i u Grande;
operty at 1107 W0 avenue. Mr.
gishop is now living at Orenco, Ore.!0l.Kan ilKlng Bnaired
l; ' ' ' ' The pipe organ at the Arcait Tne-
fjad to See Neice ,? atie Is being repaired by tke cpipe
A new neico was" irresistable to; organ export, Entrain, from ban
limns U, Howler, tejler of th ifir.it j Francifco.
ational Halik ttf fendleton, and he ,
The Citv League had theit second
series of basketball games Inst night,
he Retailers vi "pick-ups and the
Bankers vs. the Purity Squad.
The firsfc game ended with a score
of 14 to 5 in favor of the Retailers.
Tho game was scheduled between th
nived in the 1-ity Monday cvenini; to Conduct- llalier Meeting ' ' "
Ire the young lady,' who arrived atl captain and Mrs. Herbert Spon-
home of SupOTntendont and Mra.!Ctffc hilveV'beenfi visitinj in -Baker,
V. xiainpcon, .-Minuay aveniiig. B'-s. .where Ibev mmductcil the meetlllK
mpton s "Mr. Bowler's sister.
fSegro .Minstrel to Ifc- Hi-ld
; liss Frances Birney has underher
imervision boys of the oGreojiwood
pad J?itri School Glee Glubs, who
I'lte l.'rout Return e
Str. and "Mrs. L. .C. Grout luid Mrs.
M. . Grout. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
lire gMftir an old fashiied negro (:,,ut if. .his morninir for their
mmi-tm l at the' highj'school auditor-; hlrn, i "Union after .attending the
or the.- Salvation Army
ning.
last eve-
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itun hext Stiu-d;v evening. The boys
are not charging admisiorfThe pro
gram is said t;" b exceedingly funny
nd intcjesjiit'g. o ' . c '
jtujieial of BonJaminGPout, yesterday.
J. 'A. Gray passes through . ,
J. A. Gray. bf at one t imp owns
connected (villi the Eastern,, Oregon
Music Co. here, passed 'through La
"tirande thi,scmorning on his way to
waiiowa. iic-is no connecvu . ; f;, , Atforney vJ.sits Ea0GraM
the Ilutch aiid.Lane Pnno Co., of, , , . ,;...,,
T....,1..S,,1 .n;..t, V...O a Ur,r,,.W ctnt-P -
in Fendleton. All'
Mrs. tSuch I m proves
"Mi;s. Wollie Buck is wuch0iinpiov-
en at the Hot Lake Sanitarium,. it l:
repotted. Mrs. C. F. Harrison left
this morning for that place whefe
Vhe- will visit with" her mother, 4Urs.
buck.
but, on account of the American I.n-
gion failing to get their team togeth-
lt was necessary to lorm a team
of "pick-ups": ' '.
The second game ended with a
Score of Sit o 11 in favor of the Pur-t
ity Miiuad. ywas fast game all'the
way tfiroug3 and both sides showed
vry good ftum-,
fhii-line-up for the Retailers was
as follows: llead.F; LMtes, F: Con
roy, C; Van Fleet, G; an('sJrbone.1l,
G. 'For the "Pick-Ups": Coker, F;
Clark, F; Scott,.C; Smiw, G; Li:,dlcy,
G; Keney, G. '
Xhe lineup (pe the Bankers was as
follows: Porter, tp Scroggin, F;
Civey. C; .Richardson, G; Nichols.G."
For the Purity Squad: Keeney, F:
Tayloj-, G; Lyman, C; Geddcs, IT; and
Johnson, G. .
Wlllcn nas u orancn sio'e,0 - u, -,i .. u. u ;e
sales tn'ade in I ' t, . , . v...:.,'. . u ;
of Elgin's piominent . attorneys,
'Eiistei-n Oregon ait shipped from
Pendleton. ' ...,. .
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4. ' 'COMING EVENTS. !
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Iluvo Jarltsun here
i.Mr. and Mi's. 'Duva Jackson are
ih L'a Grande" at the Sommer Hotel
They are .from Kansas ' City," nnff are
here in the iiiteist of the Eastern,,
Uregun Lumber. Co., at r.nterpns.
Jt iii.- 21). Ladies- Colombia '
0 Symphony lOrclicstra will J
o appear in concert unler
auspices of t,. T. iS- tboir ' 4
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- . 1 'T1-,vy ,. : ,doy from Wallowa, where he is a
Jan. ji.T.jpen,ng ot uou..- j;deI1,er ,n sh and oth1. suchff0B)
V, .I-..,. t,- 1 : poditle . He, will spend a shoH time
j ,n. ui,0, .... . nrfe jn fjj. ,nterest
K. L. Matties Is Here .
K: L. Mathcs is in I, Grande to-
copie- tsx-department will.
be it Court Houe to. aid
perons jn making out their !
tax returns V
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Mrs.' Parker to Hoi Lake ',
Mrs. L. CM. Parker left this morn
:ing for Hot Lake, where she will
spend the diiy. with friends who rc
I underjeoing Veatm'nit at the Sanitar
ium, o o
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FOR WET
WEATHER
We lairee a compltte
. . line" of
Rubber. Boots .
. tight Jtubfeer
Rubber Eac
Hair 'Coats-
iot 1&erA and Boys at
' Reduced Price8
.n Save lly 1'iivlng Cash
ClintCiothiery
.."The Store With a
Conscience
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Btenojfrnpher Lve .
Miss Lucille M. WalJramood, iif La'
Grande,.-, rias gone to" Baker to tali
up .her new duties there as steno
grapher in the Whitman Foreet of
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Sill. Bll liaita Pendlet
Supt. William . Bolions leXt Inst
nitit for fendleton .ofi business. He
slient yesterday infc:ik 04 offiuial
business.
Mm I UjBpwvca .
ilw. -F."L. Lilly, -r foil Frlilav
ijnd broke her ankle'is today reported
to he greatly unproved While th
accident wtf very painful it ws mi
as serious'as it Has first thought.
The Ryder Hvfc
1 0 Mr and 'Mrs. 0. E. -Ryder,, farmers
living near Elgin are in La Grande
trying"to spend the rainy season here
enjoyig tliemselvps. They say, that
editions are quite good in Elgin but
they are glad to visit La Grande.
Dr. Vehrs Hir
Or. (it orjre K. c vehrs i in !.a
(Irairie on profossionnl bOMVo?-. QH'
says that th disease wave is almost
a thine of tho past anH that lift is
glad to -report that Khrin is very
i piuch alive in a business way'.
Anr.dunccme n 1 1 un1 offire nimim '
(H.U-TIME 1),NCK3 I c. D.qiibberd, f.f HerrHiston. Srntt
will b Riven in Res f.a'l 3" B Ooodall, wif North Powdar; F. F.
Thursiy cvnincs. .Nltiin m jtnyo, of Union and J. C. Turner V,f
but the ; arwful. ui'i-"",. m t,,jon- h1i t'niti-4 State Land
lil.incos ili be danced. Of fiae -itorsthis morntng. 'f.'. S.
ij.v Lliidy'8 sup'-rft orrllejira. K punn rweiver of the local office said
Kvervon enjoy the nr.-w tt lt w, tne butjest tuorning of
dunces; - - ine m w yar. ,
bv aonoin'niciH. m i.iimir Bltin fra-- "
fV W. diet: is ab,t the strocttt or
La Grande today on iiusins frrm
MJtiam. Click a lumlier man at
,nam and pays, while things are
tr?"W in that p'irt of the country at
Lessofl-4 fl
Main 42.
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DA.NCE
TOclf th&s sjace g9l
Country Club Gettitv; Mt nihQrs-.
The dircctj-a $ the Cjuntry Club
have been very Dusyll niSining se
caring meniben. and, so fgr, 1 have
been very successful.
Mrs Toney.Kere
Blrs. Frank Toney is here trom
FUker. She ia the eucst of her nar-
ents, OT. and Mrs. Willinmunsey.
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PLAYS MB
SECOND SERIES OF GAMES
HEU LAST X1GHJ? ,
Pirk-Tp Team Is Defeated' By th? Re':
toilers; Hhnfcerg Denoted By
Purita Squad.
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GEN VIS"Fo 5Il.BF.RT
Dramatic Soprano
Cobuoyinphooy Orcheslm
Tpi' dramatic soprano, Miss Uenc
vi((vo Gilbert, who sings here with the
Ladies' Columbia Sainplntny Orches
title tomorro evening ut the L.D.
S. Tabernuclq, is said tba njie of th
finest of Aijieiican ar'ists now befors
the conceit bli Of statues, pie ap
pearance and with a piost engaginir
pcisonulity.liss Gilbert has won fo.
herself a plae on the national con
cert ii;itform that has been attained
by few native uftists.
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Retailers and the American Legion, awhci they initiated seven new meiii-
I.HCAL OKOI'ld: HKK itOl'Ml.
IHRSE I'lftH l. HAKtflt.
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SHQULOHESULT
plttZK iiN:iw ! s.a co-
Milli'jec 'f Ibo Ussnya Was "Wby
hhould Wo Hoviftao Bmei-I-
ciiit J.angiiajio.
'COtyMDUS. O,. Jan. J9 A new
lunmuiKe "mora eomiae and force
till than any spoken, composed or
all .siioken langsiiiges, and denoini
natfd, 'American," should "resulj In'
this. eounto'. says a statement' Is.
sued today by State Lihrarian John
Hctiry Newman. Tie" tatjfmen an
nounred .the lianies of prize - win-,
ncra.o an easa contest of more
than a year 'a standing on the sub"
ject ""S hy we'should havo, an Ainef-
ican language''
"Having .wondered for many years
why , aty red-Tilooded . American '
should ape anyone? In anything, I i
deternilned to lnestiRte0 th moil-1
tu 111 through which we express OTfr ,
tliulilc- laiijuag. J could see" no
rei;H0u fnjt the nnmc-plntov 'Kngllshi
Language," Newman continued. j
"I discovered after" itivesMgatlon'
that there" w'as hot such a per cent
of real Englisn in the whole asthej
prolitbiilon law permits of Jalcohol
it! Ilu beverages of tcnlay. I
0 C'I ctoolt my stand cone day xtn a
certain stroet corner in Clilc'ao, :
whre more people pass In a given
time than any similar point In th'-1
world. J asked asr. many peopM
as poAsl,lf their riatlonali'y. To j
my surprise, I discovered tliencrVas
not one lCnalishman to a til ills; til l ;
Hif other lonfues. Thia In a great t
iwrt aatfsru-d" me that we should:
have a language dignified with the;
name 'Ainericau'.'' c I
Contestants In the essay rnniM
were scattered all"over ihe eoniir;v
and prize ' wioners' homes t ran;re
from Ilrltlsh Columbia "to NVwj Ilex-1;
lco. Eleven money prizes wcr-i giv
en, and 32 . honorable ini-oti n;
W.i'le. '' ' I
'None of tlwse recrf.-ivins prl'1
were loeaHd in 'lie wesf'-rn ;:;t:-F.
but among the list ri'civln honr.r
able prizes, arc the fallowing w-sl.
em people:
Miss llillh H'ack. St. T'.'O s.i'-Acad'-my.
Boise Idah'i.
A. S. Bairaliolt, Box 4io7, Tit
land, Oretpn. fJ
Mra. A L. M.rhew. 1S17 !.. Si.
Temple St., Salt Lake City,'
Miss N...L. Knighi, IIS l'end-r
St.. Y. M. C. A.. Vancouver, U. C-
hers. Each member answered th
roll call by telling wTlat one thing
they like la'st on the farm. Several
readings were given und some very
iniportant subjects were discussed.
oBcn Gekeler gavj a very interest -
1 talk on Cuba. Ulie description he
gave wa so vivid that hiso listeners
could almost imagine they wer ta'-
liigon trip with him tlirouan this iss
of the Sugar Cane. Mr. C.ek-!ct
spent Several months in Cuba dur
ing the lata war.
a.unch was served at noon ny :cc-
tjon Two. About forty members vere
1: resent.
Lilarty Sunday School held its, an
nual election of officers and .te'ach-
cr Sunday. Eraest Do I.oftg Kiis el
ecb'd suueruitendent; aljs. 1. 1)
Smutz, assistmit spurin'eiident; Re
bn Hopper, secretary and treasurer
Mrs. cArtlriir Metall, organist; l. y.
Smutr. will teuci tiff? -Bible Class;
Oniric (ickeler, the seniors'; Mrs.
Ed Striijgbam, the juniors and Mrs. I.
D. Smu', tie primary cisss.
Ms. and Mrs. Carl Snodgrass nu4
little Ws took Sujijlay dinnr vith
Mrs. Snodgrass' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Hughes. . 0
.The famOies of Art McCall an-l
Roy Spenctji' spent "Sunday flth
GraiRlma QcReler. ., ' ,,
o Mr. imil Mrs. Albert Spencer cele
bratefl their.releascfaoiij (fiiai'iin'iMe
bv makintr for'thit. country Sunday
and' he1piiftr':'Mr.:" iyid.' Mr.,-fe.rfee-
Huglijso eijt chicken iTinner.
Onl)'jJi8 Engine Out of flioUI)f,t
Slor.tJ inotlie lluildtug .
a 'as Saved ,
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Visitors returning from Baker'
Uhis morning brought word of ajio :
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ing, dvhen tho rond-house ot the
Sumpter Valley Railroad coniiwny
in South Baker, was utmost com
pletely dosirfiyod. The cause of the.
names was not niadu known. The
lire vasthe first taat Baker lias
had for three inonUis, and tht most
expense tliat has occulted for ..-
rat years. o
Olio of the lllKllt watchmen ills.
covered tho flames afioat G 'cloek
ruesdayMifurnlug, arid at llat tlmo,
the flames were emerging from ouv
if tll0iloorways of the frame build
ing. As soou as a fife alarm ws
s,t in, an effort was made m
wo the engines which were being
housed th'.'r"nt the time. Only
0110 engine was saved out of the
ight which were In the building.
In commenting 011 tlio fire. J. W.
Ilowltt, of Dakor, general inanager
if tho road, said that no oirn would
n Uirown out of employment by
tlnS destruction ot" the round house,
mil seryloo on tli road wmild eon
iimo as hmoforo. Tho Jiiiuiiki! 111
lioengineB Is estimated nl!fC.lKHI.
:A'R'C:ADE
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Reajart 's effunleaftt
ffif the Screery
"CAliD OF J'tTVXUS (
Woo wish to lumk tho" many
"rlenja, neighbors and luilges for
hoir syi'ipalhy and kindmas lo us
during our father's . Illness and
death, and for jho flowcnts s3nl
om title frienUa and lodges,, os'.
declally , Ihu I. O. O. F., Costal
Itebecca Lriilgo, Pylliian Sisters, and
-ho .. Methodist church.
o MUS. J. L. RUBY,
K. Ii. tiltOCT, '
o L. C. GUOl'T,
12-lll-ltp K. B. tiltOCT.
A comedy uiiich proves that the best laid plens
o of mice and match-makers gang aft agley.
Also ; ; , - ';: '
. "HiS MASTER'S BREATH"
COMING t FRIDAY HAROLD LLOYJJ
aasaKXffijtasQBAXUVtJ'i
FOW SALE A nice four-ro'om Imwe
anil Uvo acres pf good1 land just
outside of the cits "limits for ?
200, :t00 cash and ?15 rtionthly
payments. .-,;'
'PYRAMIP. I, ANH CO.,
YOU cannot help but like it wheh
ycTu sec it HILTON'S GAKAGK
WINDOW. " 1-llt-at
I NEW TODAY
aaBiBaiaaBaBBKBiaaaaaiaaiaiaiaiaia
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LOST OR STRAYED Sfotch Collie
pup aboat three months old. "Fir?,!
A' i' return to 'Mildred $mith, Rod -
28i Reward. 1-lll-itp,;
l-l'.Ptf
LOST Ifroaai gauntlet glove. I'leaso '
return to Observer. o ,
FOR 4iF.NTLargc furnished room
for light housekeeping. Inquire
Dinfand Hotel. . . ' l-l!l.tf
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TlRIVE yoar car ij-oiind that wiy
and take 14 glance nt the HILTON'S
GARAGE VfNd)0V. l-lii-at
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r.erh-- Sale
One hundred home grown Ferns . on
sale Thutsday, Friday and" Saturday.
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0 ' Values up to0 $160 i.
Thursday choice J..lt'l..$l.50' '
Any left JTriday, choicS.:'...,:.'.,$1.00
o Any left Saturday, choige .50 ,
' No PJions Orders Taken .
Nsijo Clyn'gfjd None Beliverod
Come in and Lot5k Uiem Over -
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Criveji by J. G. Holmes Grocery to first cor
rect, answer to the following. Loave,. an
swer at store. io o
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Yerplijps Cluhgc,
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Wody H App "
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Correct nawer and winner announced
in Observer Saturday,
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STQRfVi KEEPS
PUPtLS" IN
CARR'S' CARR'S
Where yftyr Credit is Good Use it
COMPLETE:'" HOMEFIIRNISHER
La Grande. 0 : Oregon
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GRANGE HAfcL, Jan "1 7. Kpe-
present, hopes sre held tt business cial) The enro,tjnent -it srh.jol, Wan
Dill soon be "going up. ' wnan l nennexmy on -
: - ii count of thr wind slid snow.
fllell Ail.ffriAd 'Uoi ietf & Word has been received tbat Mrs.
,,r! Vnere was a plcn,(W tiUnofcre I Will Gekelur is winUrflg tn Portland
,'l.ist (K;enir.ft !he meetir of the b been ifeit trie but $ Ig-tter
Men's flub the MothlUt Bburi-h. t fhe present -writing.
iTh i8-t of Divine. .choTogii-nli . Mary Kiwter (tame J)efrom
an.L "jy-ntal Heaiinr. resuld in" Grande Tuesday and hclj,ed M,-.
-' . ( a ii. i.;.iu n. .1;..
W&ntr out a front nf-sr m ni'nis- " Hf"
Pi pt tenan Bi!hi flil
.rih the C'!ue Mountain 5j)0?e held v-, (
at T-i' T t! i") all dy liit:'ig Sat Ji-'ij-
"The Mysterious Rider"
Jttnow book hy ZAJB GREY just in. 9
ffi Jgs gj8tfvsif not lfees than bis other looks.
T&wtfN boKqS: sTat'rV ca
imm Columbia
Symphftriy QrchestrX
MME. FEANCEScKNfGHTa "Conductor '
A Symphonic Organization Composed -JEntircly
of Gifted Yourig Lady Musicians
4 f 'e Assisted 4by 'u,
Dorothy VJkey CeQevteve Gilbert
I'ajiious 'Daucer Dramatic Soprano
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BRILLIANT ORCHESTRAL SOLOISTS
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' Violin K Harp 'Cello Cornet '.
Troijibonc 8 Piano Frencli Horn
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AT Lt d. s. TABEEWACLE
TimnstJAy, antJarv 28
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' Sty: School StudenU
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