La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 07, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text- r v t ( - i i f , e e 'oe o e? o o 0 o o o I MONDAY.JMARCH 7? 192 0 - LA GRANDE VENVG OBSERVER 0 AQE THREE 0 :L(3cal NewS'hu ; ! Briet i - -- . Elgin Man Here . C. W. Fisher, of Elgin, is in La Grande for a short stay. Reynolds ip fortland Ed Reynolds left for Portland Sat urday evening. He is expected home tomorrow morning. : TM. ARE MERE Engineer Visits Here H. A.. Blair, a construction engineer the O.-W., of North Powder, spent yesterday in La Grande. - r Wallownng Spend Weekend Here Mrs. C. T. McDuniel and Miss Flor ence Coleman, both of Wallowa, spent the weekend in La Grande. , "(fiTi" Y n ' I I im -mir n" I- : . : BY - , i Wallowa County Visitors E. M. Hall, of Wallowa, and Lee Box and wife, of Enterprise, are reg istered ut the Foley hotel. Over from Imbler George Ferguson, who operates one of the most successful drug stores in Union county, spent Sunday with La Grande friends. Jn Idaho Today Rev. Ira Alrich, district superin tendent of the Methodist church, is visiting in the extreme eastern p.rt of his district, around Kampa, Idaho, today. : No Quorum- Owing to the absence of sufficient members to declare a quorum, the ministerial association cancelled its meeting that was scheduled for this morning. Fined $13 A. Brannan, picked up by the police i Friday night fur being intoxicated, was fined $15 and costs by Municipal Judge R. J. Kitchen, late Saturday : afternoon. j Til 12 NEWEST 1921 MODEL I OLDSMOMLti y 1921 MODEL i:i THE SENSATION OF THE SEASON Here is Hie latest OMsimiliile. A new model by' an old company you to conic in and examine it carefully. V OLDSMOl'.ILE FOl'lt. It sets new standards to jndiic Automobiles by.; We nsk ' W. H. WE USE AND RECOMMEND GOODYEAR TIRES. Jus a Little Breezy All who thought Spring had plant ed herself firmly in the Grande Ronde had a little shock when they arose J oKSHl this morning and found th shrill j winds hlowin? off Mt. Eniilv's snow- canned ton. i i "a! Booth is makin; Vestrymen to Meet The vestrymen of the Episcopal church will meet this evening in Hon nn Hall. All vestrymen are urged to bo present by Rev. Jos. W. Gunn, a number of very important matters be ing slated for action this evening. an official visit f K. M. Barton, of -Mahimen, Minnesota, to the west and every corps contman- who also visited here yesterday, is uri in me. wusii ii ucpainieiu Is e- i oeing wemeu roymiy, not ueiug Kepi to City Manager Cieorge Garrett, to will be done at a comparatively f...r.-..lA I ....II .1 1 I I ' ' Kuc .inn iuii me iiiacai.um roausinu, , i , ,.:.. low pected to hear him at one of the places where he will visit unless de tained by sickness. General Booth is to speak at San Francisco, Seattle, Los Angeles and El Paso on this- trip. on such a restricted .diet. ' in the eitv. Mr. Canvtt staled thi,J I morning that he was well pleased iwitn me progress being niiiile bytlfe Mrs. Hamilton is Improved I scraping outfit tnd i.v and he believes Te friends and relatives of Mrs. . tmit le Bling of the unpaved streets W. Hamilton will be glad to learn rreparing IAr l'iclu.e A representative or D. V. Griffith, Inc.. was In La Grande today, con ehlilillK arrangements for the pre sentation of Mr. Griffith's great 'pro duction, "Way Down East," at the Arcade theatre at an early dale. Taken to Penitentiary Frank Turnbow, whose appeal to the supreme court was denied recent- th:it she is resting much easier, to day. Mrs. Walter E. Pratt and Mrs. W. H. Hamilton were called to Stan- field by the serious illness of M Frank Smith says of i ly, was takon to Salem to begin sei v-1 Hamilton, who is Mrs. Pratt's mo.h- J'ncle Sam Brooks Improving f Charles Playle has a lette" from Uncle Sam Brooks, who was injured in an automobile accident in Los An; gelcs, stating that his shoulder whs merely thrown out of place and not broken, and that he would be back in La Grande along in April. Organizer Here .Mary K. Jacobson ,of Los Angeles, will be in La Grande Wednesday, as the guest of Mrs. Robert A. Pratt. Miss Jacobson is the organizer for the Girls' Friendly Society of the Epis copal church, her" official title being Provincial President. She will leave here for Spokane on Thursday evening. This is what Campholatum: I Mr. Silverthorns, La Grande, Oregon: I Pl,!iu,. mt.il i.n Oil i. ii. ..r ing his maximum sentence of five 'or. Mrs. Hamilton returned on No. Campholatum I c-wi't find it on sale years on Friday night. - 124 todaS ' jhere in our city and can't afford to ,, . 7 7T7, i . . , . I he without it. In deeuwiiLejl colds Uet urn Iron, Port land Lets City Have" Money lor threatening pneumonia 'and ' in Mrs. W. F.' Wade, of Imbler, has I ' I). Rogers forfeited $21) put up as whooping-cough in my family,' 1 have returned from Portland whore, she! a bond for his appearance in police found that it always does the work spoilt, the winter. Mr. Wade spent about two weeks In Portland and ac companied Mrs. Wade homo. IDAHO RED CLOVER AND FALFA SEEDS. AL- For Quick Shipment. Buimliful Color and High Germination. Attend O'Urlen Funeral Mrs. M. J. Donoliuo, Mrs. Frank Pike. A. Arnett and Mrs. Larry O'Brien returned foiu Spokane yes terday, whore they accompanied tlio remains of the late Larry O'llii.n to their last resting iplacc. court this morning, Rogers not show-' and saves many a doctor bill. ing up. He was picked up in an in toxicnted condition Saturday night. Monthly Meeting The regular monthly board meeting of the Y. M. C. A. will be h-ld Wed nesday evening at ti:15, a dinner be ing served for the occasion. Impor- j taut business matters will conic up for discussion after the dinner. Every member of the bo-pd is asked to be present, a seat being reserved for each one. ,l)iwu From Uaiirh .Mr. and Mrs. Joe Soininor and! Henry Honitncr wore In La Grande i Sunday, from the Summer stock! ranch above I.add Canyon. They re--port slock Ir. good shape and tha: many head have already been turned . nut oa the range, grass and lack of! snow in the mountains beiug favor able for early range feeding.. Audi! Complete ' The uudit of the city books, made by Perry Oliver, was completed last week, the formal report to the city commissioners being expected at the regular meeting of the commissioners next Wednesday evening. While no official announcement has been made, it is understood that the finances of the city were found to be in excel lent shape. Diphtheria Discovered The first case of dip'.ilheria in over a month was quarantined this morn ing. The Denny residence at 2l.'l N. Birch street was placed under quar antine, Mr. Denny being the disease's victim. FRANK SMITH, Kuroka, Knnsn. FAMILY DRUCJ STORK UA CRANOCOIICOON. l-'xlrn 0' One Idaho Y'ato ino; oer' vol, 15oto 1" from Htikhor ALFALFl HI-: per lb. .Auiii i Idaho Ethtif NAM I 10(10 Farmer Itod ('Invert Ui'iutoH, pi'r lh. glades- Rod- Clo- all seed fron :i), lac os on I to 17c (loat. Exchange iii.Aiio. Stockholders Cueing Work foPloasuro n the VIKING ; TJERE'S one job on the farm you can make a plea-"1 x x sure. You don't need to put much time on a Viking cream separator, either in operation or in cleaning. You will enjoy doing the skimming and can take the Viking apart and clean it quickly.' No clumsy, heavy parts to get mixed up no chance to go wrong, and it runs as smoothly as a watch.1 Nothing to get out of order; always clean, freshj ana ready, i lie time you save in using a -7-tf Five Added to Church Five additions were made to the Baptist church last night. Rev. J. O. Listen, assistant state promotion agent, preached the sermon last night, a large number of church members being out. Rev. Elston will be here the entire week before Faster, March 27, and will hold a giet Baptismal service preceding Easter. A large number of auditions arc expected at that time. Captain Spencer in California Captain H. Spencer, of the Salva tion Army, has gone to San Francis co, where he will hear General Uram well Booth, of his organization. Gen- JUST ARRIVED A Fine Line of New Spring Styles in ' WOOL HATS Prices $ I. l.'i. the Joy style caps, Prices up to $'!.l". Also KhVni Bace Knee Trousers, Vowlarpy Lace Knee TrousVrs, Yhicorr! Lace Knee YTrolisfrs, at New Spring Pj'icis. Vou Save "AVe Sell for "Cash." Clint's Clothiey "The 'store Witb a Hitc's to Dan in ilin New Home I);in Van Housen, for many years cloik at the Ko!oy Hotel in I.a Giamle: and other first-class hotels of the i Katern Oregon country, has deci-i-Ml to quit us all and live on Punet Sound. He has accepted a position with the Arlington hotel in Seattle, and left this morning for that city carn-inu the best wishes of all La Grande v ith him." And when he gets tired oi ihe JOHN WQ' k Al. - 'Krsr,.yHi Mil KILLING PORTLAND, Mar. 7.-Jhn Kaw- ucincki, alias John Bruno, who wa ar- swi.-hin of ocean waves, the tumult ; rested in Seattle Saturday of the city, La Grande bid- you wel come, Dan. has admitted the killing of Harry ( Pawluk, whoe body was found in the out.skirts of Portland. Itruno insists that he killed Pawluk in self defense:, said the dithet attorney. ADAMS AVKNL'E KKST TfkllAVK WLNTKRS COAT KK.MOVKI). Keturns to Hot Lake J. K. Wriirht. of the La Grande Li ves tme-nt company, returned to Hot Lake this morning, where he if tak ing treatments. Mr. Wrijrht i.s much impioved in heiilth and has reduced; his weight ten or twelve pound--. He'Slreel Grading PrKra.m of 'Spring is, however, he said while visitinpj Started thin Morning Virtory here yestenlay, "being treated sluun-j Way to lienefit. fully'' there beinr lots of chicken and j . epjrs for others but rwne for hi fnf milk I The city road jranler this morningi beinjf one of the mainstays of his, started it spring work. At ten o' diet, half a dozen jria.ses a day be j clock the mud and dirt that has ac ing given him. His brother-in-law, ; cumulated on Adami avenue between iThird street and the city limits wu.- JL 4. J A A 4 4 V A; ail xcrnped off and the machine wa riu'rii (eases Them Ml I m It: AFTF ia Denetit it atfords. It appeals to everybody ecause of the Plessura astin reft ssh- ui to obtain. COMING EVENTS. Mar. '7. lfivr boy.-' i-la-,-cs meet in Y: M. C. A., :'i0 p. m. , Mar. 8. Public fhowinj? of pirtuies and lecture crtt F'ljilippinc Islar.il. by Miss fie.'isie Dwyer, under u'i p ic e B of Neighborhood Club, Star Teat re,. Z:M p. m. .Mar. 9. M!:h!y meeting of Hoard of Directors Y. M .C'.'As, at dinner at "Y", 6:15 p. m. Mar. H.-AN'ational Kih Pay. MJif. IP. Iist day fr f.lir income tw clurn. Mar. 17 St. Patrick'. Da?. .!. .tianslencd to Cedar street. j Trie work on the unpaved and un 4. 1 macadamised utreets will- be rushi-J Jac 'fast aw possible so that the Rtree Mwill be ready for gravel, which is to be put on at the expense of the prop J. erty owners, whe'reever they afrree .'. to meet that expense. ..4 The dirt being removed from Ad-m-avenue is h-injr hauit-d to ,Sprue J.!street, the future Victory Way, an1 .j. ued to fill up the dit'-h on the nflrt1? . side of the roadway. That rem.. e l J. fiom otier stnt will iiobab! a." 'he usefl for thi-i purpose, at leateuntil ji,uch J:ne as the low places there ai:i ,:. all filled up. . .I Later, it is also piannc-'. accord ! ' Pi 1 1 ! ii ' nritt . . .. . ... n !. MftL TheVneestl mM man! dos K V 1 ! mi Seed kieht ker t I v riaht iiXits wax-wrapped I fvW.A- impurity-procff package. : W? b : Hr The Flavor Lasts .. All pay for th narb:A& The (Ti 1 Straight Dais, held to Tl4 ' Kctlicr by a ri ig4;5ie grfeater. I lSr-C I ' timisaversci ncdhaseerifv Xj M)$M vciuVd ia cream siparatrlrs. tb M!w ft YoV cannfct pit thqtr, r, tV''(!: Cclhelwronr J V lf fck'M Youlrcalfee what a nhlrtt mil WUm$L , . - I'l"".".!. . IB I I IC; jl. :ji-,5 I totof when 111 Er-1 CJUkM it ia to nwc a sena you own a Viking. Come in and see it) ''e Ilradner Co. Jarvis Emi'L-b. M,.- rtiiVf-'U La Grande. Oregon. ' WSM. Mm.. Mil VV.-f . KKKP A KODAK STORY . OF TW5 CHILDREN lakr ii.lvaiili.Kc of thti. it.e bright 'days and cntimio W KODAK blory .It U8 8,llM,y you with lhJ gulfuijle. . . KASTllAN KICM. ' . I? 41 S3 t T.TTITI T tH A-V M XT ! 1 tV Mar. 20. alm Sundav a fWIiYV LVUA.Il Red. Cross.Drug Store Conscience" Mir. rTrst tSiy of Jpr cjv Mcr :., (,.ji rnilye" Mar. F.. h.a.-ter Sunday RLNT Komi -r l C-lill'-fiiall 'I 3-7 a- r o o 9 n ' 8 e . Y. "