La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 11, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texte FRIDAY. JiVW'H 11, PAGE TWO LAGRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 6 T: 'l V. :i .I s.i;. .a. I I I 8 . it ii . M m ' 4 ifitjf 1 liiiji '-.if S3, it: I NEW DRESSEst HfMCE .flUl NEW COATS NEW SUITS SPRING STYLES FOR WOMEN A PIG ASSORTMENT FEATURING THE . r .a'tps'P ktyi.ks. i :G DAILY COME IN AND ND THE LARGEST AS- AT MODERATE PRICES. afc m tS ARRIVI )U tVJI.l m XT NEV SHIPMENT! SEE THEM 'i - SORTMENT HERE, A I YOtiR INSPECTION INVITED HiWs Dep't Store Ansco Camera WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY ON X CAMERAS. ValtieMo offer, both on new fl Cuxueia. SEE OUR WINDOW BEFORE YOU BUY Some Exeeplioi? , . . . and PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE : "SEE OITR- DISPLAY' OF"i BLOOMING POTTED TUl JPS . HYACINTHS and DAFFODHiC: ' -; " i v - , V 50c lo $100 a Pot. - "1 ; -. i X 1 ' "y XEASTER FLOWERS A WrDER EARLY POTTED LlYlES, ?1.n()TO $1.50 EACH CUT easte LIIIES C ARNATlNSA : daffodjj's ROSES , DARWIN TULIPS ; . VIOLETS CHEAPER FARMING ' Tractors are subject ed to tremendous wear mid tear, yet they must be kept going all the time. Gill Piston Rings will aJd power to your mo tor, increase its cfTicl ciency, uiid seve gits and oil. They pay for them selves in a few months. " , For f!y LE58HT&N S tVELDlRO AD MACHINE WORKS :: :: :: r. w. Leiehlnn tWnn p -vr. I 0 G ET B UFFALO WASHINGTON. Ma r. 10. Uocsi anyBody want a bull buffalo? If Mi speak up, for Uncle, Sum has twenty of assorted sixes i. lid including u fr's fcy, one year calf,. to (five away. 1 "lleie," says the Kniest Service -ir.-inouncemunt,'-"is Mi excellent, oppor tunity to get a real-live buffalo not us gentle, perhaps, as a kitten, Un nevertheless, a nice pet, if you ha.'c plenty of room to keep him, surroiiiid eil by a 12-fliior double ply, woven wlrc fence, and the price of two ton, of hay a year."' . ' The buffalo aif the kui jilus of the flourishing herd in Wichita national forest, slartrd Ifi yearn ago with 15 'head, but now nunibeiinft; 150. There are too many Jiulls for domestic tran iuillty in the herd and you ran have one fiec by paying the cost of crating and h:,ulinc n dm State News rSHE BEUEES rr SAVED IIEfl LIFE Albany's-dty Jail ha bei oa- demued'aa oafit to bouae priuonera. nonntlen for VI bobcata and four coy otes were paid la Lluu county luat week. ; ' . ' The. city of Sberldan haa complet ed Hie aule of 511,000 of street paving bonds. Several ceaea of araallpox and acarlet reVer are under quarantine tit La Grande. " ' ' I Portand Woman "on Visit io Imh An Krleii TellM of Kjniarkablc , Experience. " ! ii. i t : . "It mean a -lot to say a medicine aaved a person',s life but I firmly be lieve Tanluc saved mine," declared Mrs. Louisa Smile, 21(1 North Grande Ave., Lo AnKcles, Cal. Mm. Smile's home'is in Portland, Oienon, but she is spending; the winter in-Uis Anitel- Smallpox baa made Its appearance jes with her "children, who live at the. again In Independent. Two homes are , above address. f quarantined . ' I j"8t Feems wonderful that I am Albany's ihk, ' .nnual omoWI.V"lnK ytendid health aKain . ... , . , ,aicr I had suffered for seventeen Show was held r rlday and Saturday )yeill.S- h woli jn , that , fi,st K. at the armory. ' 1 ' i (fan to have bad attacks dig.-' tan Oregon City la Industrially prosper- !n(l in 1H02 I had such a severe spell Oils, the payrolls now aggregating close ! "lat little liope was held out for my to :j5o.opo k month. rwovery. I i.uui year i Krauuauy r!w worse ana an ne time 1 just lived in dread inose mielly.' .iiv nerves dowlVand oft, ,11b. O nnfcdte . lSTftHT POSTUM '- jl it'MAOC ; ; !' 'alum f"" ! ' Instant5 Postum 3 tabid drink of deligntful ftavd healthful and satisfying . - Maavauthe table, acup'ac , a timer7 strong or mild to .. suit the individual taste There 's ' a Reason for Postum SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE FAKB KKIHESKNTATIVKS KXI'KfTKl) II Kit K. AltK Albany's. Shrine club has been reor gaaiced with B membership of 30. E. Gf on(, D. Cualck Is president. v. t broke I'erry TliUs. aied 80. resident of i nil in a tre Clatsop county for 4C years. Is dead , tie or no ! at his home in Astoria. jafruid to eat. During the (noma of January, 23 ar- j rests were made in Itoseburg and fines amounting to 4138 were collected. all I ' - ' '- ' ' ll pBa-B--aWffaaaaBN--a K. J. Klbury, of San I'ranciHco, Ask That Local .Merchants and Kail- , ' way .Men He. Warned. 3. E. Knhcre;,' president of the loon! Brotherhood of Knilroad Trainmen, Is in receipt of u telenrum from 10. 3. Klbury, of Sim Francisco, TwIYI s editors of the Western, Railway .lonr- I mil, advisintr the local organization 'and meix.'hanfli that persons who clufnt to be editor of this Journal are on their way to La Grande, to try to get advertising from local merchants ami for the brotherhood. .. The telegram reads 'as followK: "San Francisco, Mai" 8. .1. K. Kn beri;, 200H (ircenwood avenue, La Grande, Orejron; Dear Sir: The fake western railway Journal is either in La 'Grande or headed for your city. Warn our advertisers of .their pres ence through the daily papers. Also advise local Chamber of -Commerce, or the Merchant's - AsKoliation. Jlavn planned to be your way in June., K. JJ. KLBURY." . ..,. ,. j Mr. E I bii ry was . in this city last !falJ, when he publisliiwl -the, seniority jrailroad books fur the trainmen. ' Ho jclahns to have a copyright oir, these I books, nhd hence is sending out .this ,warning to the local men against llir representatives who, he claims,, are bout to enter La (irnndc, ami, aid fakes. . . . . J! , r;: (iOI.DKN RIXK HOTKL' -r AT I'ENDLKTON IS ' .. , SOLD FOR $.10,000.00 Some body acbed andXjust uged and worrieifll tli think I could live nVirh "About three ,ells. 1 caug'it myself ourse I had lit- I 1 was almost nes in y whole H h:. djscour- j nine i il i. in t ongcr, - - i LUO T nnlac j began turfing James Htepheirs. t0 years old, an old came to Portland anil resident of Grant "comity, was found it, and the very first few oies seem dead In his bed'nelii Mount Vernon. ' jed to bring relief ' In all 1' took, five The egg 'market1 In Salem Friday j bottles and after that I felt ,iei!jtly reached Ita lowest point In seven yearB.l well,' was not a bit nervous i:ml caulil , , ' ,.,t , ,l...f......H r ...... Lgs sold at 25 cents a. dozen tVilllun, li. Tucker, at present county agent, or. Ada .cuuniy, ioano, uua oeeu ,i: H. :on appointed counly agent for Crook I Tanlnc is sold , in .then I have enjoyed sploiidid health, I and haven't had n single atUck uf in- ' Jji Grande by county..''.'- . ' Silverthora'a .Drug Store;.. Putnam The-body of Michael lloff, pioneer j. Drue Stoi-e; Clyde Kiddle, .'of Island business mall of Haker, was found lu City; Ramsdell ft McGown, of Cove, AUTO BARGAIN FOifiUICr SALE $1000 (About one-half value) takes my NaSh touring car, run only 4710 miles. In splendid conditionVtndWrfect running order. Bumper, spnllight, extra tireVd Uher accessories. Call on, write or phone to v Chas. A. Bingaman, ; . j IMBLER, OREGON". i and by lemling druggists . in every town. adv. THEATRES STROMJ PKTUHE AT THE SHERRY THEATRE I-KNDI.KTOK, Mar. .11. TV ('aiden Itule hotel, oue of li ol,le.st Ihm Irlcs in the clly. It.; hien pu'r el iH'-d by A. N. I'uckard if Ihls city, it m T K llemd tif Mod'Tt'.-. Cnl'f.l for $30.0110. .; Jlr. I'ackard, who has been pro prietor of the holel for the past two years .since coming lo IVndlnion Iroin Setitlle, said lhat the hotel' will be linnnivi'il mill reumaled. The building was liulli ;!() yenw nan by Joiin ttageii, the firsi ownei unit proprietor of the Golden ICuie. Ills woodsbei, where he had hanged himself. , . Fire losses In Portland In 1020 to taled fl.048.T4L', according to the an nual report of lCdwurd Grcnfell, fira marshal.' ' . The membership drive recently In' augurated by the Kugene Country irlub has resulted In 4G new names being ' , obtained.- . THRILLS RAMPANT IN The overhead bridge across - the Coyote cut-off east of Boardman on Hie Columbia highway rbna been ..thrown open for. traffic. ,- , . j'.'ic, . ,.' ,.! . . , , ; . Nets Nelson, mayor of, Carltoii' and Hearts Hot only -trumped but tri"r a long time resident of hat) district, j umphed in the picture "Hearfs.. Ave died nt Mc.MllinvNIe IiOBpRal,1 follow-'Trumps,", which had itsirst showing tug mi1 operation. ' '-','.. iyesterday at ' Shcrry-!owinj i.for, . K, W. McMlndea.ot. Restate' Agrl-ltne last day today, us thefeutjiy. t7 ennural.'eoller Ptehsldri ueiiahmefit it1?,on" '. ' ' , '"" " '''' . ' , baa ibeei,' appointed agricultural ape... . andhnce, after -shuddering .and . ', . , ... , ' 'hnlling! as a monstrous ava.amhe for ritapp:county.; :."(: , -., .suddenly hurtled down a mountain, and . 0 ln. tp nu (epidemic or .smallpox engulfed one oJ the characters, sighed j iienBics, mi ii,vii.u uuu uiuw uibkubcs, , oissi uny as. ine strong-, story, came to the public schools at Toncalla have a satisfying end. . . : been.ofdered'doaed. : . 1. .... j The story, briefly tells of a ganibler A short course for Commercial club' foilt'11 "fte'' he has won the hand or secretaries of Oregon will be held at I "titled d mghier in a card gameaml .i. frit. 'i,K. ; jJt . u ; of the daughter s nusbiini ,- a humble the Unlversily of Oreji-on for 01 e week, f , , . , , , . -, , , ,'. ' .., ' forester, who is lushed by the father beslnnlng UaiMi 28. s..y; (after the discovery of tlie secret inar- ; With but 'to himilloa In. the parish. riage. Both pursue, different means Catholics of Itoy, In Washington coun- i for their revenge, one for being cheat ty, are erecting a. church -edifice at ed, the other for fancied betrayal, an expenditure of $:lo.otio. The climax occurs twenty years af- The night train service on the Coos I tcrwards nnd embroils the innocent Hay line will not be resumed until ll"u.lfhU'r, of .the set-ret mKO- rtiso snowin(f a conuy. I "WHILE NEW YORK j SLEEPS" BEGINS RUN AT ARl'ADE THEATRE I V ft ! ... One Piece Pi(onfrng Vvl WORKERS O S E A CUT" IN WAGES weather londltloiiH obviate the liHiigfr uf treetf .'iiIIIdk acroHH the track. Mrs. Martha J, P, Quick, Oregon plo ni'tT. tb (tend rtf Hiilspy, aort tytt.i NfrR, Quick c-ume to Oregon tn 1847 untl liuil lt..A.l (.. t It ..... lOCA . iuru in t, inn vimiik nuic lo.in. . , 1 n.... i . j . .. ... J ' , 'he press npetit who has nnmmnced inn tn pa.t six months cost bunlne (iWhjk, Nyw Yk slwpiJ m an eihl. men on u uveniKe(or lut a month, rec Fox Special, which liejfmi its rn Dtmrict Attorney A. J, Moore slated. jHt the Arcade Theatre lunt night as The Corvulli? Vnief. commi8ion iijthe "most senHtional and- artistic. HtitrthiR proceeinjja for an election to melodrama of nil time" does not re- iiuthoi-lze a bond iftfine of 10,(uo with ' hw close he has. really come to STAR Saturday; Sunday Frank iviayo HITCHlN' POSTS a-' 4 And ,. ' EDDIE BARRY AND THE FOLLIES G1R1.S ..'; " - ' '".-In "OUT FOR THE NIGHT" : ' ' ' A Christie Comedy -in Two Reels. Autp Owners Attention ! j WHEN p'oy want your car oyer:!,-j!.::d cttll PXACK 8"! and investigate my ; 'an. flT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY AulomofUles, -Tractors and Stationary (!as-Eiigincs Repaired Estimates Given When W anted. , ' OMAHA,' Mar. 11. the nit-kins1 house workc-s in conference have de- ' ciilcd as.kin an injunction aa-ainst ' Iho rcductioiv of wajres or the re-' mljustment of workiiix hours, if the I appeal Weilnesduy nlitht '. l'lcriiilint llarilini; fails, said Hcilmonil S. l.'rcn-! nan, attorney for the worke : i which to build a lie' 12-lncb pipe line. the mark.-: nwm n doctor ;.Mf. ahil.JIrs. .A.: t..iVoodard. have ' ""."'."". , : ,.,' i (several strata of society in that cos- Jnst relumed to (otIaKe Urove from n mopo)i,un city is pMmi with won iriinscontinciitnl 'inotor trip of 19.000 , ,irous fi(ltlily in tht. thle (.ts ,. epi. miles, which coiistinied 1!) months anil Sodcs which compose the picture. The 20-days. ', V'1 ,' ; 4 ' j piny abounds with spoctaetilnr inci- j The supreme court hnB upheld Cor dents and yet the thinjf that remains in the memory nuer seeing "While New York Sleeps' is the ulmost in-! tolerable suspense with which Direc- j . I 1J I.:.. U 1, j poratlon t'oiniiilsiouer llaiidley In h i suit by a TesujS.-pU, syndicate, to force htm lo issue U a penult to sell stock in OreKon. j . P. v. Fisher,' on the bunks nf the ('tacksman near Oregon city, claims Hint his flock of lMI'beus In January produced sr.1'8 eggs, and for the year C't.B.'lL' enKs. ' Hugh Doyle, a citizen of Scotland, -and IVdni Demande. a Mexican, in jail at Kun'iie, are In Hue for deports (ton. Hoth are charged with robbery inul viiKrancy, . KollowliiK liivcstlitatluns by siuud ,"t 'he Mar tncatre, sniurntiy ami liriKiulicr Kcncrnl in the armv m,M- of d.-t-tlves. one of whom w-s ,humtay. is not a story oi hiKh jmk u.u turps., ui. a mmmissioii woumu . aaco county orfiren hv . , . .... , ... , , fc nor y an anvemure wun t-norus ina.1t a round-up .or ullegod prohibl-. u j. the tovy of proressor Hon law Tlolatora. . jin a irirls' school, who dote? on boxing January was a hard month on Wb-1 matches and steals away from his cats In !.nue county. Seventeen men i domineering wife to use a ticket he and one woman Collected bounties on (has found. The comedy larsely cen- ::! bobcat pelts, thre mountain Imni.'lem around the professors ignorance Iwo i-fiyotes ud one wolf.. Alvln C. U Chance, w-.-rlted on a barge of emtieitleqient of f inds ot W'll WASIUNDTDN, Mar 1 1 - I.e-1,.'U llardinit has appointed llr. ('. K. Sav !ytr, of .Marion.'O., the llarilwic f.m-.- ily physician, his pi'i sonal phvsk'i 1 1, and noniinalcd him for the r.tnk f would follow a eu-ftnm of years, under ( which the president's physician hn I been an offiier of the lirmy or navy medical .service. ; Dr. Sawyer will nlso investigate pblic . health matters for the pir.-i-ilcnt. I'ltOM T1IK IIKNKIHCUNK S1STKHS. tor Charles J. Brabin has succeeded in endowing his .great picture. It will remain at' the .-Arcade Theatre until Saturday night. HERE'S HIGH JINKS' STORY WITH NO "WINE, WOMEN AND SONG" "Out for the Night," a two-reel Christie Comedy, which will be seen 'The following fmm the llemdictinc Sisters. Ilolv Name 1 onvent. Sun An- lof life outside of home and wife. Ed- die Barry Is. the featured player. crank Mayo in lutchin rusts,' a ' TV-trtniivir itnrv af th nld Kotith n,t lh4 Ontario branch of Ui ttoiae lT '. . j. .l u ...:n . . .. i exas uuriug inr iirsfc uii ni-n, ette l.iimlier ciTinpany. was arresn d at ,w the feature picture at the Stiir tonio, Kla.. is of value tn evvrv miuk-i ,0", Br,,ch' wrolu "aoril Thcatrer Saturday and Sunday. e have lust rei-elved a shin- ment nf fejey's Honey .ml Tin." It is ahonschild remcly. We have e.sd it .since'we tsnew of it. .for our chil iliv especially", anil siwnys founll it .belief anal receitett county, y Stieriff Noe Mulher KL'O ail Cnipet elranwra jvfiiti nnu oiTtillllg, t'SIS rl.ttO 'hone Iteil 1)11. , Ml. ll-iiti n. I. .-tMiiw i,.r iprwinmii ..rirr ui 'w I UII toinorn lietru caf. nitrodae 4 1 -jltostoi Trtnserlpt. JIKN CVKN JttllS. KUCiKNK, Mar, Fair Plaf. The candy arc selliuM ami the ! f rices t ahidt wt ere wklirig oyr , trendy tod,ty is hst it as at ' ihefoie t-war ii yoa U oiust 'knoei it.n'et miM-H-iuart t a'"j'j- tueitoiief . Hv t '"'- "wt ruatunwr-i i these prus we .el X I if t fiv.it ler business and tht si tieatvertt (will please . errtiody. ftm't forset i the 5tc a pounff candTtl'S' a pound rfeaven helps .those ho help tVm- T .- i T i 6 i i Li.KMtn..4f. . I la 8 candy, Tia pound, and tt"iydelic-' leuea prevtnrtt they do not he n ienK V ,- -i , i . i. .w -tree at ther.' pea-. Pre ; ou Ind.vt.lua ( hocolate b- the Dox II .i I , . II nn were fuini.-.l 11 U .hi Km. I .. a .".'"" .7."' ""Iia.ik tene employment office lui week. Of j prior of oftrr nrn. W"t th tn lil- iPalaceaConSfctfenery Co" Now is Th e T lme TO PUT YOUR EGGS AYAY IX WATER GLASS. i oil X.ve!tr'ss WATER GLASS INPINT BOTTLES ri;r.Ml luliUS, 1'er fozen , Price on Case Ixita. .:5c A Special Tke . ntlvanlage our EliOOW BARGAIN IVtiy n "Pl'ly, only 4Sc eaeli. ' FREE IF.i.IVFIlY ' J.. G: HOLM - ClROCER Quajity anu Slrvidfe in.s nun.rr, is were larm hands. , , ,mp!0,Uirnl. pl.j klr. " 3 11 g Vat inn aa ii e . " v. :