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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1921)
w rr r r t - .-. m'Vi MONDAY.- JAXTTARY 21. 1921 C rm'ANPTS EVENING OBSERVER PAnH TTTREB o e O Local News In. Brief Elltin La .....Q. wiser Here L. I)enham has been In I. fii-aiflo for a feiPdays on business in connec :: tion with his law officiate Elgiil 2o Here from Imbler -tleorgc Helens is in La Gramlo to !, day on business ami is spending tiRj ; time here shaking hands with a non ' ber of hi? old friends. - J. H. Clarke Leaves J. H. Clarke .who has ten in La (Oagdc on business, returned to his ranch near Telocaset thisnorning. . M'. Wiiiu Here 0 Mrs. Nora Webb, who runs the Cozy theatre at Union, is 9n 8l.; Grand today ill . that interest. Union Attorney Here . H v Wi1m.. at-HJiiorf! is in La Grande today connection with some business) per taining to his law practice. o rch Jones Keturns Arch Jones, who has been spending a short tine in l. Grande as the guest ofliis- father, J. K. Jones, and other relatives, left this mornig for his home in Aberdeen, Washington.,, Mr. Brannon Snoops . airs. E. G. liyannon is here today from Joseph ami is putting in the time shopping and visiting with old friends. . Columns of your paper, of my return. As I had an extensive trip, going as I far as Baker, which is some SO miles. it would take entirely too much of your time and space for me to tell about my trip. Nevertheless it was a sad mistake about my writing in surance. I"advocatcoeating Krause's candy and Tru Blu crackers and cake, and living forever." The itenj re ferred to appeared in Saturday's Ob server, and, when some of the local insurance men read that Harndcn was writing insurance, they began to gc: worried. 'Vor. be it known, he is some talker, Jiut still for the "ftu Blu line! Father Locscr To Baker Father Loeu?r left this morfling for prominent attorncyi Bkcr, vfhere he will spend a short time on a recreation trip. Iftiiiin M;Bi tJojC-S- Sam Shrine in La Grffnda) In day from UOiou on business. Shrin is a ireshing machine man II summer timeand raises slock dur ing to winter mouths. 0 J'llo Taylors l-ae 0 Mr. and Mrs. Homur Tnylor lcfl Saturday evenine, for a visit of tw;i weT-'ks, wiih their daiiling, Mrs. E. Lnfky in Corvallis. " Mrs. Collins Improves Mis. W. M. Collins is steadily im proving at the Hot Lakaj Sati'arium. W. M. ColBns, her husband, left this nioiniru; for that place, whjiwhe will spend the day with her. " Visiifei: in Vortlnn-v Mrs L. A. McAllister left for. l'ortland Saturday oveninc, he will siicnd the nl-'xl several days visiting with Trlonds. E AST OREGON TEAMS WIN PENDl.BTON AM) BAKEK OSTILL UNUEFEATK)). ARE Heavy Sores Piled Up By Oresron Teams Playing Agaist Idaho and i Washington Teams. A Oellcatt Compliment Il was teacher" birthday and the children brought lier many bouquets, which made a flue showing on her desk. One little sir! voiced Oner ad mlraOon o( the slsht by fliylng: "Oh.i Vile. Ul.nl. ...... 1....- , ... -f jvur ut'.ii iuus J US I UK a grave," Boston Transcript. Thirst Fatal In a Wood The averase man will die for want of air In Ave minutes, for want ol miter In a week, for want of sleep In ten duos. PULLMAN, 'Wash., Jan. 21. Pen dleton High defeated Pullman high 1 . . . . . . L . T school nere tonignt in a ra ugn ........ , , , . m .... ... ... gamojoy a occisive st-wie ui m POuileton men surpassed in team wftrk on the small floor. ENKQRGEWIlNT OF LAWS' IDE I'lrTY-OXK KOllKST KlltK oTKES lS!j CASKS INVKSTKiATKP. Chief . l'lccr Leaves ' Hoy Flexed, chief of police, left this .morning for Portland, when? he will sp-'iuf- two lays on official business. llerttm Srliyelike Here , Miss, llertha Sclnve.bke 4s In0 La Grande today and will spend some time here in visiting with relatives and .friends. Miss Setiwebke has been malting dier lioinein Union for the past teferal months. Caster Tone? to Chicago Castft Tonge, well-known Fjlipinofj ho has been at Hot Lake for some j little time, lett this morning tor tni- cagy, where he will enter scnooi. , , o W illiam "ileitis kjcre .William Bettis is here spending a short time en business and. incidental ly, shaking hands with all ttis old friends in a.a Grande.f Bettis keeps the road hot between here arid Unm, but cluiois Uniiif us his home. . Criminal Action Has Hern Taken 111 5il Cases Hi the State of f'S!l. GALLSTONES Tt'ri book tells ol improved niethoil of treating in flamation of gallbladiler and bill ducts. VJi'iale today, llr. Paddock Ifrx H01A,ovansiis City. Mo . Ts'e. o. Hift Vlibnf tlaa Xcw Theatre 0 The "Grand is llie new theatre at Unipn. Thls slanted up in busl ncess alMut a vrf'ek ai;o and Is said to run t'irnt class pictures. L'nlon bteniingly js almost up witli Lit , Grande wiien it. conies to the theatre world.. . ' Mrs. McKey to Baker o Mi's. L. S. McKey left thi morn ing on a business trip toBaker. She will return the latter part of the week. ' -Mrs. Bidwell Visits Union '.Mrs. Frank Bidwell left this morn ing for. Union, where she will spend a short time visiting with friends. '"Mrs. Bidwell was fornwrly in the Bakerite Bakery here. " Ford Foster Dies-r- Ilaugherty to Spokane o K. M. Duughcrty is leaving this ev ening for Spokane where he will be As total of fitty-one forest fire trespass cases were illVestlKBUad for local action by rhe Forest Service In Orenoji and Washington In 1980, is the Information Just given out by Assistant District forester Waha, of the 'rVrest Service office in Portland. Criminal action has bee taken In I'orly.tliree of those (uses and eight cases are still tinder Investi gation by theGovernwleut, says Mr Waha. The report r.hows thai these eases are the result' of files tutting started in the National Forests of Oregon and Washington, Hie flrfcs originating from a variety of cnuses.. such as leaving cani firs blim ing. cigarettes, burning of brush without penult In violation of the sla'te lire laws, defective spark nr.' resiers on logging lenglnra, and In cendiary. Mr., Waha, points out that in spite of forest fire laws In Oregon and Washington and effort of fire protective organizations,, .the Slata Forester, Government foil-'Ht- ers, and private timber owners that W'cisr Ls Humbled. BAKtH, Jan. 21. Huker high heol basketJuill team scored its fifth consecutive victory of the season Fri day night ut the high school gymnas ium when the lnteisnoununi. iiu-e tute of Weiser'a8 trounced. to Un tune of (15 to 10. A gnomc had been i scheduled will Weiser hjjrh but at I tha, last minute the Weiser school an nounced that o it was impossible f.ir its team to come, but substituted the KVciser Institute, whih' was 'juid to have defeat as) the Jk'iysor high team recently 49 to 23. ,: ' Considerable interest" was exhibit ed in the contest Friday mjtht by both town people and student! lufd the at tendance was one ot tne nest at a basketbafl game hsre for some time. This crowd is expected to be double;! ohen the next games ate, staged heie with La Grande mid Fviulleton. connected with the Zuba Products Co. j peopla who use ttie foresls still ifo Mr. and Mrs. .C, H. Gassct left He ha for the past., many Tnonths Saturday night to attend)' the funeral of Mrs. Gassett s uncle, v ova .1' oster, whicn w is held at Prtland Sunday nf-tiy-noon. Mr. Foster has many frionds in the Grande Rorlde vAlley, having hcen, in the mercantile business at Union for a number of yeafs. , Tom Jirice Returns Toiii Grice is in La Grande for r. few days visiting with his brother. Koy, who is refnited to he rfuite il) at tile Grande Konde Hospital. Mr. Gyce w-is at one time coiincctcd with U(e PShice Confectiontfry here, but is no located in Hutchinson, Kansas. I- i' i 'I 4 "i' 4" COMlXfJ' EVENTS. Jim. lll.-Feb. B. Deputies ' Tayne and Gaffncy,' of in come tax department will be at Court. House to aid persons cin making out their tax returns. .J. .J. .J. . 4 Trunks New Shipment Just V ' Arrived: Wardrobe, Steamer and . Regular Sizes! Also a complete line of Suit Cases and Leather Traveling Bags. At,"new Spring Prices. Compare ' Our Prices Before Buying. Clint's Clcthiery "The Store With a Conscience" 1 ioh Adiinis bien connected with thtf Oregon Hard ware Co. here as salesman. -Mr. ilinl .Mi-f. Mtllroy Airivi's Mr. and .'Sirs, Willium McIIro? who have for. the past two years been living in California, first at Hun Jone hut later at San Fran cisco, have boon guests at the Ha g german honile in Union 'for lha past several days and came t6 La Grande today to atlend tut contvst ver the James .Mcilroy will. V. ;. Ltucy Hoi-c W. O. Laeey. spent the weefi-entl ht'i'UoWiJh his family. He has beM working at Ilakta for the Singur Sewing Machine compahy. A. K Woodman ucxni panted Mr. Larey and was a guest at the Laeey iKome nvner Sunday. Mr. Wuodman Js nmnagcr ofo-the Singer iy-wing Mu clilne Co. at Uaker. not all realize aho giat du-iuugt1 and (lunger of forest flies, He also brought -out that Utert is a healthy public opinion growing In the- northwest against forest fire3, as sHowrt by u much :'t lallcr per cent a pj of man-caused 'fires fh 192(f than in previous years, and thai a noteworthy feature of the past Sea son was the hearty co-operation rendered by local county and state officials in "Olid prosecutigu of thtse fire cases. 1 v ' TI Land Office News Kenjamin W. Daugherty, of Pilot Rock, spent a ..short time in the Unit ed States Land Office this morning George Carpy returned last nitrht frojn Portl ind, where he attended the TO PLAY HERE l'K.NDLETON BASK ETEKItS 'i'O JOL'KXEY TO LA GRANDE. Umatilla Counly Team Has Been Vn detgoing Strerluous Practice Un der Coach Eva Harisen. PENDLETON, Jan. 24. Pojidleton .hifh sfhnnl'ij irirl hnknth:ill tntim will 1 f L:.. J r I 1 a." 7 " . . .U..C-..U u. ma uaugntcr-in-iHw, mrs. -piay the second (fame of their sched Stanlcy Carpy, who died .at her home ul January 29 "when the local team ill Walla WnHn Thurit.lnv mi.rnnirr ! ... :it : t . t ' ""J a win juurney to i.u oranuc vo meet, ine , , , Union county feminine hoop artists. hliy S1UD rtJecl,"f I Expert coaching by Miss Eva Han i m; ruguiar mummy mee.intr ol sen, director of athletics for irirls recpnuy organized University tnntW with .tinnitnti. nrniin nn ri..iv ...:n i. L-u . . " . " ue "",u tomorrow cvcn'nK;the part of the big squad of girls at 8 o clock m the Neichhorhood strivit.B for first team places, has de ChiD rooms in the Library. All per- veloped material for a (food organiza sons who have had one year in a. tion. The local team showed up to standard college or university or it'sK00d advantage Friday at" Herniiston equivalent, are eligible to membei- when th. west end tn.im was' snowed the i NEW TODAY; FOUNfi 11121 License No. SO IS Phune lilack 3721. ; Owner ma; have same fiy calling ivt . WW C til. and paying for this adv. ' ,i .1--21-11. APPLES WANTED Write m what you have to offer.' I6;B.' Bragg, 215 Washinejon St., Portinnd,' Ore. '" i-ji-atp FOR SALE Four-mom - house with bath, furnished. Also 1 hi tons of coal, fruit, 25 chickens.- ?J(i0.00 will handle it taken ut once. Bal ance on monthly pnymcnls. In quire Kill Jackson. 1-24-lt j XOTIOK Ol' 1'IXAIifiJiCCOl XT n the Matter of the Estale of . , ItL'&illL W. TAYLOH. . lK-coased. Notice is heioby given that the dminlalrutrlx of tly? ahovo entitled statu has filed her Klunl Account s sui-h Adiiiinlslrutrlx, and thut the Tuuiily Court or Union County, Ore. tun, has fixed Wediuisiliiy, the 22nd lay of February, ut the houi-oor en o'clock a. in., at ho County nirl Room ut the Court limine, in ho iPily of La Uramlo, Oregon, us ho tlmo und place for heuring ob ocilons, if nuy tOonu be. to said 'inal nccounl and for the Beltle iiunt of tatid eslate.0 . . Dated thU S4lh jday of Juniiaiy. 921. MAfiY TAYLOR, Vdiululstrati Ix of lliu Eslalo of tins el W. Taylor, Doeounod. '!. J. GREEN. Atlorney for Admlul ilralrix d.Um.2 I o UlJi.7 1 1-2 1 We Want Rags! J3.oo itKWAitn For ItCFormatlon uud conviction ol any one poisoning dogs. Any one giving the Tiiforiuutlon will get the reward. 6'onvlcted party will get u coat of tar nod feathoiv. WING. FIN & FLEKTFOOT CLUB, 1-24-tt A. ANDREWS. , . Secy. e SIltflNI-US ATTEXTIOX. b . Speclul meeting of Sbrlnc Club, Tuesday evening, inn. 2 r t Ii . , 8 p. in. Masonic Hall. All Shrlnurs ru qwested to bo present? 1-24-21. I.EO F. MILLER. THE BUY YO.UII .to A I. .AT ROCHDALE UTAH'S Ul-Xt. CALL MolN 7B3. 1 8-tf Identifying Mar. ' ' Donald had t no0pair of tun shoes of which he was very proud. He coins In the homo one day after playing with two llllle girls, one of wlunn had rel hair, and salcfi "Mother, the girl wOth the Inn hair Is very cms.H GARR'S CARR'S ; Where your Credit is Good Use it COMPLETE HOMEFIIRNISHER La Grande, ' . Oregon FOR r.ENT A furuueo healec' room. See Mia. Zulwr. 1-21-11 FOR S.LE Furniture. lied, r, lalilo, clia.r. chinimiei' Kprlngs and niat.lr.eiis, 111) "day a.' I'lione' Red 1-24-tt l?.-i'd.,q 451."' dr.'ss- Uii!. FOR SALE Hay. Phono Bluek 2052. $18 per ion. 1-21-llp (.'TJORIS (men, women) over J7, for Postal Mail Service. JlTiO per nionth. Examinations Jan.-Feb. Experience oiinnccessary. For free particulars of instruction, write R. Terry, (former Civil Service, Ex aminer) (i'-'li Continental Blilg., Washington, D. C, l-21-2tp The ilxlclleicc, of "La Camille" is the highest perfection of th front Life corset, insuring beautiful froyt figure lines ns well as tlie graceful hack. , "La Camille" Cowctb are made in so many different models that every tpe of figure may be perfectly fitted, 'whether tall, 6liort, plump, slender or un- . evenly proportioned-' A complete, line al ways on hand. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Cometiere 3&12 Fourth Street Thonc Rlack 81 NEW SHOW TfTDAY GAD FOR SALE Dry Wood., Fence posts made to order. Phyiw Red IH'22. J. 1). Fit.gerald. " l-2l-(!lp. ship. Will Alffkl- Hmne Here Mrs. Anna Freylef, a forni?r icsideiii of Corvallis. Is to make ier homejn La Grande in, fiituii?. caring for Ihu lni.lmnd mid cliililren i.''li,.' rv' 1 1 ,n, .,,.e remiy pnssea v H s V5 f,a Grande here Feb f. Mrs. Freyler wis v.-lih her ,r , under a 31 to 2 score. Schedule as announced f&r tlie sea son now is: P. H. S. vs. Iji Grande at La Grufide, January 21. P. H. S. vs. The Dalles at The Dai- GOLF 1 will licgiu giving Rolf 'lessniis at t li c . ('lull llniisc on I'YIi. 1st. All 'those (lint iiileini tak ing ,iii (lie gaitit' I lior: (Highly will .rind it very important to lake a few indiHir lessons. ..MI tliose-wisliing lo gc'l ai early start, can make arrangements o ir .thi' 'limit tv 'lull I'lionc or lv letter. GEO. II. EDDY Golf Professor ol away. .Mrs. Freylor wis vith h dvugliier several jimnlli.i hfforv the hitter's dfalli and his been away Turn ( orvallls itnrlns the year. Corvallis !azeie-Tinie, The Dalles here Feb- piuil llermiston here March Announcement OLD-TIME DANCES f wiH be give in Hall' on Tliurtd.iy eulngs: Xoihins -Slit the graceful, old-time d;jires will be danced. Music by .I.lndseyli sflperb orcheitw kvrvone ennyed the first dr.nces: be sure nd al'end those" to be, given. Lss'ons hy sppnintiner.1. Call Main'... Here lo AUen.l-Trial Dr. Urawnell. Parks a-' Roy Townsiid are here rrom E!sin In allenfl lie Milhoy trial. Mr. Park Is a i wek-r in Elxm m Townsend is farnieV near llr place. All ihree men are said ' be siui friends of Jains Mcllrov. lm ;l,t,;-r,,:tJ1?""'!1.:h.M.et EATING A CARROT tain HiemhcM of bin family. K H. S ruary 25, I K If. S. 4. The lini-upff'r th( I.a (Jrandi?! Ig-ame will prnbaMy 1p an fnllown; j ( 'MiMred RoetTj, cpnter; Ii- a Hule. fide cnt-r; Jane Cheney and' Mary ' ,Clarkt fnrwanls; Marie FlctchT and. Alb?rta McMonies (ruard. Katherine Mcary, Kuth Minn, and tlcneycive : , Phelps will be the Bubstitute. B j 'A DAY WILL BRING BEAUTY, IS ADVICE C E DAN ... tueSoay saturdays ' Watch this space log ' e Special Dates . " lietiirns In North Pdi-t , ii. r,. iwuson, wno has Jiecn COIt VAI.I.IS. Jan. S4 "nirls. in !h cue-t f.f 4Ir. snd ilrs. James :ct ry -Jie iis eal pne rnrrot :f H .in son for a short time, left this -day V.Hi days n the year." mornin for her home in North Pw. j This Is advice thltt ,Mrs. Illair. of der. Mrs. Ceorire Harthi, of thi;ih l'nlvrliy of ".Minsaisiita. Ke city, accompanied her to her home ' it the Voiles?- women ?n en iuldii, there snd vill spend a hot time as "Ilnaljji and Drthtf" the jesl,cif .Mrs. DKlson. i'fom there ! 'Mrs. Ulaiy inphaslieU th im they will (ro to Baker, where they poriame of exercislnit. Hhe lolit sill visit .with friend and also it-'the (drls that "for n;any -er slw terd to some husiWijr'matters. 'Mrs. !had ejece-dlnsly po-jr l(eHh unill ! ilarte extj tp fc; gone about t he berajw tiK eierci-s for h Ida 75 ..REX HALL , S. A. DgpiJct, Igr. s4)nls. Stie lllL-rtratecl fr,-r lure by dimVs anfl eofiX'- Ifiiles Hsmden ushs 9 Meek rowtiime. t.ues Tiamuen, whe ,r he did nsl ' i Wissiaw ioik -aaBie w:if !rea'l he;? a fir- iime, aaiiH ,shof Fr.irenslh- s (he ankles. readi- be known as ''Tru Ham- Hhe denistrsted posiu, types of d(S.m an 'AVi-n-cr reporter to-;hyls effd vlh&i. rxjner of voice 'S'l P"'1 r oil '-Ifi1'- vith he rr Tiflttn- "I ir. ' nols htea' h ContI I predate ynr rrnti-, ti.r"";' the '' YOUR KODAK STORY i.sii'tt iviiil'I'-t' lintil tlio prints art? in vcur Jtlluim. IJrijitr, ii- vo.li' 1'iftnn and at--will make I'lictiireo H 'ltl, wili lie promi li hlmw., . 0 Vfe'have, a large' assortmojit of Albums . PrtceS from 7a,cents to $8.00 a Red Cross 'Drw Store zS TODAY TUESDAY nriT' mam BEBEr DANIE15 IN OH LADY IADY i CVY SlOU OH ---P G WUDNIOWt tunt'.TIO S-- 'JvfACftlCE CAt-IPBEVL ffHsrtia ftv - EP1TH litNIE'JV' .0?ie of the most enjoyable comedy sit uations that has ever been filmed with Bcbc Danibls, Walter Hiers and liar rhion Ford.lcading an exceptional cast. Also. , A Toonerville Trolley Comedy ' ' " "TflE SKIPPERS NARROW ESCAPE". Not an .animated cartoon, but a real live comedy full of hick.3, home brew and hilarity. DON'T MISS m tile nex;t EIG dan:ce:'. ON DAY EVENING': , RSFRESHMEMTS " ' .-SOMETHING, DllFERNT . 8 raw, SOCIAL CQMMTTEE 9 A s a. n w ) m m y mm mm m m m n titmn " I i i : - 1 1 m& V t X ' i 1 '- ii ! 5 i I i i il o cj e
