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t&jCt'J ..., iwkwi a-aj ... e TJ?fl?AT, .TA"STATY 2ft, t.f21' " y-r p . I.. II e -a- Kbral News In Brief I............................. $'IH Hrr" Jinprutevs. ' lubout a ejeek. During their absence, Will lli-ir, is out aifiiin, uflrcluiv- Mrs.L .A. McAllister amUchiiilft-n mgr Ipen confincdHo his homo beaiuse.wifl make their home at the Delia's of illne.-s. Jack Saiilll Leaves M x - Jaelr Smith loft this morning f"r Wallowa wh(yc he will spend the (lay on Meeavers from Fever 1 he small dauirhter Mr. and Mrs. Will, Sailor is up after having had a sli) fise of scarlet .fever". Judge in P ert Is ad JuUpe S. W. Knowles'of at Grande, is in Portland this week. He is an Imperial puest. Finland Telegram.' The I'ries.'hflud '(o. Med The regular meeting of the ii!et boiMl of United. Stake' will be .held Sunday .aftirnoon at the L. I. S. Tuls-rntcle,' at 2" o'clock.' reshlance. Mis Smith on Vacation - Miss Mhinm Smith is in Portland, where she will spend a:,fcw days tin a pleasure trip. Miss Smith is ticket ufcent at the 0.W.K. & K. station IhefV in the duyjime. Mrs. ItfsWrff Returns " . Mrs, J. G. Hoberg lett'(iis morning far her home in Rprtlnitd, after spend infr some time here as the guest .ef her cousins, Mrs. John McSwen utsil Mrs. H. A. Thomas, Traffic Expert Will 1 Serve Port of Asetoria Mrs. Sl"i! o. Elgin-. , 'Mrs. I.oti Stoop left 'this for; Klirin, where sb will Tile Houkin Krtara . .Mr. and Mi?., C. Ht Hopkins left this morning for their hbme in Pen dleton, after spending a short time here as guests of Mrs, C. BrodeseA.- Mrs. firorg .Cortty losses Mrs. George Currey left this murh inir for f'endleto.h, where she will be Sls-Ild Snk.. . f 1. .1 u u.. i v . line (Ural ut nvi JinuKiiici, .vis. . c- abort time as the iruest of relatives lfariey She js' living in Portland. .where hel l ' , , . hu.-bur.rf has a penny apple stand. J, red Spain Ketonis . ' Fred Spain left this murmnff ftr his home in 'Union,-alter spending a .short time here oh business. Enworth League to Mt The Kpworth League, which is irrikfng nice progress, will ho'd a enb iiiet nieeting Sunday night, January' Mrs. Collins ! 3it, at G o'clock at the " Methodist jfrs. y.' M. Collins., Vho has been chuch. . quite1 ill at Hot Lake, is now report- 11 ' 11 " ' ed to .be greatly improved. She re- Jim . KlUwnrth t-'ined turned to her home', here luVt night Jim. Kllsworth was picked .up lastjbut will . visit Hot 'Lake at -regular. night bv the. flight police for being 'intervals for treatment. She left for drunk, using vnbilta eti-ict. Me wilf the Lake'this mornifig. ha his trial tomorrow. Bell Au g"elun and Tame Ligeros, both Greek mciij were, arrested yestewlay after noon, on a charge of camying conceal rd weapons. F.lks IMurn .. There was over -a carload'of EJks left this morning for the various daces enroute to the eprl of the Jos i-ih branch.. A great' niiiuy men' were crowded about the depot platform this tnorninf? 'waiting .for 'the 'Wallowa i ain to pull out. They a'.! 'wore the customary large Stetson h.t an an Klk tootn charm hung from every watch fob, it seemed. Mrs Hrll Leave Mi s. Wreir Howell 'left this morn ing for Hot' Lake, where she will sRend the day with hef ster-in-law', Callie Howell, who is reported to be improvjng. Leave fr Salem 'Vrs. Brucet Dennis and son, Jack, will' leave -this 'evening for Salem to ' join Senator Dennis. Mrs. Dennis expects to romain in Salem for the remainder jof the legislative, sessions, but 'Jiick. will roturn to-this, ci'y in t : : 'tr 'tr J . u.Mi.vr. ;viat8. Jan. .211. Pemlleton high si hoo'l girjs' tcani plays lo cal 'team al high school, H::u o'clock. Jan. ;t-reb. 5. .Income tax depilly collector will be' at . room 22 Federal Huildig to aid rson" in. making eu't their tax returns.'- Kb. t, 5, 6. State Christian Kndcavor Society Convcn- tion in Iii Grande. : - j- Mrs. lkrnaison Here .'Mi. A. M. Dennison , arrived this morning 'from Freawater. She will fpend a short time, as the guest of her daughter,. Mr. .Jake Wilkinson, who resides .near Hot Laku. - To''('nin on lUisiness . 1'he Misses Edna and Florenec Cel Tiers left this" .morning for Unton, where they will spend ' the .day business. They will return this ev ening. u , Mr. White lteturn H. F. White left this morning for his home .in North Powden where he owns a very successful Business. the ice plant world. Mrs. Whit will remain here for some time. ..fr s&M.. tfij,?.. . I r - .. A im$i' ' J Bmp" V OLD TfNlK DAfil'KS will Ce held i Wednesd evening, instead of Thurglay as heretofore. r. j, I'uvt r.ta. O OPEKA Breakfast Coffee now sells at U'Jc put pound at PUTNAM'S V . i-2-;it. ritoiy preferred, your age, selling experience and references. It isa commission proposition. A good salesman can easily make from $2,o00 to Ja.OOOU a year. If you can qualify for the position it's worth the while of any salesman employed or unemployed. COAST tfyiA'ERT & FLUME CO. 3 roinianu, ivKentonj urcgon aro no linproveinentii. rurchaser must have small amount of capital. SECUHITY LAND SAVINGS CO. 1-28-31 Mian's nun iiu-ir minim n iiivj a requested to attiwd a Social at i Hr.fcM' ' ' MA 1 l.N r.h- KukIcs Hull, Friday night, Jan., 2H. .. r 2T-tf IJir lO'orrheu, bljjedinij gums, ran ker, tender mouth, sore tlftoat and tnsilitis, try KLENZO Liquid A:iti itic, ak . PUTNAM'S i-28-;it, isi'nnt .Tjlh. 28 Ttoirer n. Plnueo. ono of the most highly paid traffic esfterts'in Hie eoantry.has taken up bis ne.w'dutieB us keuerul tral. lie mgor of tji J'ort of Astoria as ono or tne broausuies.iauucneu uy too port ciiUJnikn In mating tls nar.uor one ol tne greatest oi uie world's shipping center. Mr. Piiineo cornea' to Astoila witli oi years of ext&riein-c. In. rail and vater froitrht traiiBaM;tariiiu. He rrs4Kflt'4 his' fiisitipii as .tsuttic matra, ger or tne racine te.auistaiii conipAnr Mfil tne Aitiuirai litis t.v east ins lot ith Astoria twrauivf of his taith i tfle fulure 6f the sorU "tinrked toy n uiihamperfd .port commission, an eatirmouslir piodiutlve trlhutary liln- terianil ami market, lor o11d products and terminal, facllitija ol' the most modern son. Thesr. shlrptn tei'nituals 'are aitiojig t'he Juificst aiid flneitt in ilia United Stales and'arx sltimteil Hhin.t3 miles of 'the-B)iui of the Columbia river with its : feet o-f water al knv tide and oil; the largest '.fresh water harbor In t1 world. . ' tLD'TlME DANCES will be held on Yfcancsd-iy evening, instead of Thujsdny,as huri'tofoiv. 1'. J. IHWI.HS, TliB iade and Shorrv Theatres will giva benefit sltws Suturday "at lOgN. m., for the starving children of Europe. Kegulrr ifticea udlts, 25c; chiltlren. 10c. Entire lu'oceeds to go to the rei'Wf fund. . J , i:k;ii0v clcl:s. . Tbts is one of the iii'st MglitR)s U n the v.flhw. S .miles from town. (iiun gosii,iNHid. Call lie bandied on practically crop ttsymenls. Ther- No JiO'iB suffering any more with cffluigTi. L Grande Pharmacy guar antees that if a Hyoniel. outfit docs inn relievo you, they will pay for it Ihomscjjves. Advjo ' 1-28-lt Oampholatum, 37c and fi'J.c Xne of flic best preparations for cBUIh on the chest, burns, sores. As a poultice In C.ruup, try It. 1 28 tt FAMILY'ClRt)a STORK IA OSANOE.ORSaON. Vll EiikIbs ii?id tleoir fuinlllej are rcquestd1, to atUitinlj a Social it Ragles nall,"-W'lda' uht, Jau..2S. . 1-27-if NEW TODAY! " I FOR SAXK-.Farnituie," bed, dresser, t-tble, chairs, chift'onisr, rugs, springs and mattress, used only 'HI rtays. A bargain for a quick sale. Phone Uef 45 J. . I ' 1-28-tr WANTED Plain sewing". 3!l1. "Call lid titp Witt KKST For 'a year l .idillls . l.' Six room house, close In. .4 romus uiifitriilstietl, - t ruriirsh etf. Privilege of 'taking lioiird ' ers. liKiuire t)bseryer. 4-2K-H W.Ax;i;.:D (il'rl for geiierat KurK. .'Cali ISO!) J'irst, itliick . ' .bouse PIioh" WHY K U)SEl'Y Mcn.nn.l- Vo-! men -join, our (iorresponiU;nc Club. Confidential. 'Send 25c for npi-'ica-; tion blank." Mounfi'n 'u ' Plains Adv. Co., :l!lf. Fairaniiks.Kt., ..rt land, Oresixi. . . l. '.'S-Up of nppk!s. "Instead of shipping 'to 'a distance," continued 'the Union coun ty tnan, "we feel put the Portland market first. We Usual IV -.sell all ap ples touted m my county to Portssnd ers. It is due to the fine nulity of!..' our piwiuction." Portland Telegram, j Ili t'iii'.(' Itakrr . Charles Y)e Forest lef. this ni.oi'a ing for linker' on business. ELIZHElfll GIVEN BUGGY WANTED Woik by hour Gull 14iri',!i Adams. Tosses Twrouali- D,-. N. Hiilrd.. passed thrntig-h La Grande this 'morning oil Ms way o Union. . Maird Is now nmklng Ms home, in Pendleton. Mr. Ilairtt. is 'sell 4 no a n here, hlrvfim niudir his lioiae here--at.,ouu. lime Hiinry .Hess Leases- .Henry Hess, prominent attorney of North Powder, left this moiling for j'liis home in that place, lie has been here conferring with R. J. Grci.n con cerning a certain case. It. turn o Keith Wilfred C. McDaniels' and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hopkins left .this morning ''for their home in Keith. They have been in La Grande on a combined business and pleasure, trip. Both Mc Daniels and Hopkins are' railroad men at that place. EDMONDS FOOT FITTEP.S QUALITY SHOES All Leather Through AT . QUANTITY PRICES 3 Styles to Select Prom . Our Spring Price . $8.00. Per Pair See Window :. I'AY '.tl' A.M.)' SAl : Clint's Clothiery 4 'The Store With a . Conscience" 'l!l Adams .- Mrs. Turner to Fnion . Mrs. L. 'Turner left this morning for her home in Union, after spend ing several days' here as the guest of friends. ' The Sperktiarts Hrtum Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sneckhari lift this morning for their home' in (uin cy, HI. ' They have been guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.-John Speck hart.. for the past several weeks. llsb ltv Arritea Ml', and Mis': -ILC'Vattefi-are the proud parents, of a smalt bh- lM.y born at their home, .2007 Oak street, late Wednesday afternooo. The youug man has been " named Keith- Castle Patten. Hody Mhi.pnt Flunk Kenedy died at Hot Lake Wednesday evening and lt night his budy ;is shipped to Altierta, l an inla; here burial will ' take place, The tody was ill chaige of the J. .C. Henry L'ndei-rising tstblishment .here. Announcement .' OLD-TIME 1).NCE3 will be given 'la Kix Hall on Aiin-sdiiy eveninVs. .VtlhinK Vit the. grafiui, -oio.tmie iff,ies will be aaa'-ea. misic by LiuA'ey's superb orchestra. Rveryona enjoyed ; tlio first dances; bft. sure and attend thus to ;be d'veti. lessons .y appointment. -Call Main 4!. f f'.&M ri.P.J.PoWri DANCE , , TrJEDAS . . HATTTRnAVft tr-T, Iw I.Oen ... I Oft ,iult' mp--aWc. Any Member Invited- In the ajti'cle .in Tiirsii- .night's' paper about the meeting of the 'dir ectors f the country cljb, the impr v siori was jjiven that ofily the dirttors rbuld take dinner at the cotintry club Sunday. This. is an erroc for any mem ber may do so.-but if wiJI. Ia lieces-" sary fer the.Ti to make their arrange ments beforehand. , A ih;ine hJ ma Jen installedi' and mooters can get. in to h aith the steward at any tin. Itriva f hr-High from ldab Mr. . ami Mrs. Worthy McVay,, of Portland, passed through. I (itaade this morning oft theieaay to Tcn ; dk-ton. They bave driven tvJgh ;from ttuihy, l(Uhs:"this far and ere 'not nb'9 te 4r'ti nvij t filiountain to Pemllcten so shtppsd thr ear to Ithat place hi 'ooming. They re port that the itiad are rxia'-Tingly Mntl.lnirv . Wtlllain. Salisbury Is -in !.; firande today from Palmer Junerlon. He Is very, (tptimlstie ' about the tiimls-i outlook. Wunl Afnlgh raM- Thingli . Ward AmiKh passed lUroiiKti I.a Grande this mnruing m his way to Lnterprise on tul.nes. AmlKti h is been In Portland lor the past tu-v. eral 'days. -. .' II. A. Thomas lnitnr H. A. Thomas, care taker at the City. Park Is inurli Improvr.l today. He has been UtU' III -tor tiie fast several days. t'.VI'tiFH . A. C. HAMJ-rrtMi PU Pi:i.J.S CAIIIU.Vt.K ItOMK. Many ;ifts Shbwrred t'pon Sujorin. Undent's Ikaughter Its: Mludenta And Faculty, ' The high school auditorium a the scent' of- a 'lutby buggy jire'sentalioti tiiifl ntiihy deep Vert blushes this morn ing. 'When well-known "Father" A. C. Hampton walked upon the plat foint, he was very heartily received by applauds and finally, after some business' had- been . transacted,' we'lV known Charles Keynolils got up apd told Mr. Ilamptdn how much he thought ol huri but that the new Hiitiiptoii baby had taken' his plate in his heart and. that he, on behalf of the student body, had come liefor.e ' .the high school students to -nrekent wee IJIiutlieth Ann Hampton with a baby automobile and so some one roll- 'ted a-latge and exceptionally good liMtking baby carriage 'aci-us's ttie floor. Here, was where Mr. Hampton began blushing ' and that blush last ed until lie hail arrived home at his uttfi door rolling the-carriage' down of day. .' l-2(t-2tp-' FOUND T.an kid glove. Inuuirp at" Observer office. l-2N-llt t'BKRKY (i'HOWKKS ... . . .' ... . OLD TIME DANCES will I held i ' Weduesda'y. evening, 'Instead of Thursday as heretofore. I. .1. POWERS. 6AI.KFM As" WAHtKD Wo,wnt. n teal salesman .that 1s reli ible .nd energetic, with tin ijuto,' fur a .oeiv manent position in each county, of Oregon, Washington tvid Mali", to ' sell H Inbor-.aavhig and farm cotl ;.' veniefiees aHiclcsi fori .the hoiisii, b'lin and stock. Thry ai'e' articles ' with .real 'merits and jmes that the fanner will. buy if properly presetit- 'ed. They iin; lines that any sales- . man can Iiandie wilh .cre'dit.to him self and on which he can build' up a 'permanent business that will last for years. In answering state ter- ARC ABE TODAY and 8ATUBDAY DOROTHY ' . PHELbWS " . jx . . Once rTTl 1 Emm Woman" She walked with Kings and lost the' cotuftion touch. .. ,' Then cuiiean hour when her moth er'H vine-cla.il cottage was a citadel of love. MISS SHELL SNUB' F0LLAKD COMEDY SPECIAL SOLOIST COMING SUNDAY "THE LAND OF JAZZ" r. . 1 1 , ; : . , , . ' . ... . . . v 1 - . . 'i 1 1 l "" . 1 . l ii ui1.11" BUI ' HiiH i SataxBAjak , ,m w-, rfl tt'411 Uri-.Hr -at I -Km . liu -.tn-tit and' followed by a tr) rrtjfr, hn KittiiH.; uiii'!:s Iti im-ft ! Ilrsuirs -'little Klizalii'th Arm hv- Vi'et.tvr 'sUtiit, ofi in- .tii on) jv.i-! ik : r caM'iuir t( rid . in,' thv ruary fi. Jf atitiomifi (dijirrade tiatlii-rs ami thu Art SuMfivis-' hU rMrn to li.ik.r il will r iirrrnttMl the yoitM! l(iy with a! rrMity t vKditi wivnTU li. I. Hint i j lianfc ttuiit of $41, whit'l. Mr. JIhiii) on a itinir tak .all fia-is, rutuU !'. . ' h-r out a areat w'clxlit. If alKMiii'i ti'iijt in irj(fral wifi tU yjuiw; la'ly rntrr cil rnt'ii it will Uh n li.i.(tiiji-r ;m i .it-ttt utiw t'mn or fur yvarn hi-ficc. tonits rrir a- (ni'Ii i-.vh rTiv 1 1 All finuie trat hiTH if th Ittvrria, to lf.lf(r- fittin li;l. tti': ar' will:., flVntr.il ar.il I .;! pchoolx ii;- iUampttfii. - . . j- Sti -:isalso pi!.srntl'l with ( w muij, a T-o'in, arl a kii.fr fok, Uy the iiigh 'bf-il faculty. . Mr. Hamfttfin ays th;t Mis Klira Lfth Ann will he Tt'i-J' U tiiaku ht-r flrhut iuo twfih schuol society tVm,. nd u smjo s hhr Uijf rnoujrh .for hirh to "hamlU", he hs promt svii bring hvr up ,t ue th tudcntK. What Solves the Greatest Problem in Your Home Today lo go rrat. TOURIST TRADE til-and SPENDS FREELY HI'OKANK. Jan. i - AntDiiioliile tonri.sls p-nt ititp.!fini.tiely '.$1, ;r,l... m.,i m xprikani. iluti'm lM'Jii. arenntinir tn lia'ik ft'.. ;iUlm. reslii..fit it ij,e Ksstern '.VasbiiiK. inn Itibay. ssRiH-iiition. l-'irtV ihuiisanl niiit-iitiu's, i-rryln 2.)n.. 'in prstiis Vi'iteied the 1 1 clur- inK-in "ar. aerentnm to !!ites j teiiik ut the linger. Tln'rM u:ill. uCHr. liull! rtcHe.s,is ihit li j an fh fo miiM:,. NnKfs tt ineti ifro -. iwrsnn.slaye.l In isan.a itav aril""" niplilly t(iMU" tluwn on je flrsl a' sserajj.' fp.'uiliue ol: $".. . j ne f..irib lingers respei'iLveit. iumi .ul.fnnobib'a from hH hut tarn nt ! Ittese It, turn sre Puire stee,litv anm u Health ftbcsyn 'by Flegsr .Nai'a. lis- rtipltllty ot the fc-ritvMli of lh. Wlli ,lsa llHll.lillve.r the heitllli 'I'll' C'owtli of the o"n 1 1 s iki the.rluht lua ti-1 is in Ap.st o pie ui"i'. rnlil -llisn ol i-ie.iM' iTnaiiie lvw baml. .SimthPr c-ur mis point j iluit ttiie ru'ie of xrowih r the null iIiih'iI'iIs iliiviilv. on tin- ';.""?'.' j1 Watch' This I a rn . REX HAW 4 NsABetri Jlgr e , irrnwifc snjun-f I J (fVsnrf6 said I tli ( states iwxlt'!-ed ijuriiiit l;i' at il''Nailinial r'arks HikIiwhv of- fle tb'ire. hs. have niaeliines fr"Bi anads. Mawiiii.. Uule. llullanil. Hjillinilne Islsnils. Hoirh Amai,ii.i Mid Alaska. .The' two state from hli'h no ar ef renlntimd Aiebsina ami Debsare. Ke.dstermt at the hlcbway offi'i. w"re 216 ears from Calllrti i,ia,2.r. frtjui Mootna, s2 fnun .Malio utiil 252 froih Orenoi. lt f j - ,, Mesrt tusubfe Not Fatal. Heart dliie Is nirt the barrier to sn Btlt Hfe of usefulness at has si ways been suppose-Jsnhl Dr. t'reder lek 9ru,b In,,the Kstlor, to ty for tbet'roiDOtlon of)crniatlnsl Tlu;rii. .N'othllie Is rslnaJ anil i,,wk 1u.t I.. IfOn carO.ae (lentt not to owork, "vo H sr'j. 'n piaj. sno so on. Uian tli'iise on ihe little tinkers. tfve Elictrle Plants. There are In all alrut si spncies at eliTfrltal fili. hut the rIeTlrliat Pinpyrtles i of only Hie r -..li have fieen stii'll! Ill detail. Tr.e t-t Klnmn are various sires i torpedo. "Wtujinif I the, skstn tainllr fiatiiitl In 'lie' M'-dlterranean and Adrbftlc eus: tbe ,xj 'innoiBsii, sn el foun'l .In tile region if the UHnoeo In Rortth Allien 's; the nialaptr-rsuus. the raali.m 'hutidirer nb of tlje Arabs. native of the Nile, the .It'er. Keneuabaml oth -r Afrlrnn rlvi-i5, and .various specie '47 sksm fo'ij In tha seas srouml Oreat lirltain. Om)?,. oal e-tate mm of U Gnin.kndeO proper surTl.1m, tlffi person I,-S1u,,k" t at the Mul'non n-.tel this morning. I with h.sri 9tr,b ,o tski i laras 'L,"J """'" II. heie HiposingO.fQQfo-Cari.,ds pj9. tu QrtiTi;a.o ' 'O-siti'." O c? o tso'o rn , a s o ' o i ( Jud TsVtstns. t ironliB tritb Q.,arf man." " Abat he's liable iaolb off tbsio STAR SATURDAY SUNDAY Oregon Normal School Sumiuer Session Announcement Tho similiter terms oT Ibo'tlreKtin Normal Hrbuot ' will bc held a follows: M0NMQUTH: HcKitittr (NiiiH-, m' wk liffttiifiihic Jun 27. IfJl. Ivli'uiciilrii'y Tia .'' Traill. ii ( nuUi' lhe .WfV-Vn tH-glu-Juno l!" llt.l. ' PENDLETON: . it'-ttiletr (oui."H Hit A-itka In jrlimliiK Joni. 27, tbZt. Kur 'flcijaili'it 1 1 1 1 rnimittim (i.'iii ti Mtimiiniiih itv in J. II. Fr tlotai l0 iiifoi iiKtii.in 'utri n.iritf linl." toii flli to It. K. CARfTS CARR Wh vrv your GrtxJit is Good Use it COMPLETE HOMEfURNISHER La Grande, .' Oregon 1 f.i "r ? am ssi i '.i i "i !' a'iisa.i(.ii a ! i liLIAlt RUSSELL Kan Who Dared Ant! 9 o . every" Friday-night cji. ' 9. n Eagles Hall ... J s sv ."' DON'T MISS IT . r" REAL JAZZ EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITE Ajlmiiuion$1.00,"inolijding LSnch ' i I 'a So 1 .a 4a.. SRd War Tax I"" ! 'h i o f! 1 vii 5L o o Q-L O o J,. 0O 0 "s 4,'-i o
