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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1921)
LA GRANDE. EVENING OBSERVER PAC JOB. TUESDAY, MARCH 29. 1921 University' of Orego n Girls GLEE CLUB 25 Voices 25 . - CLEGE SONS CAL NUM- CLASS! BERS SOLOISTS' HIGH SCHOOL AUDI - TORIUM TUESDAY, MARCH 8:30 P.M. 29 Reserved Seats fl.OO, Balcony 50c. (No V.r Tjit) Reserved. Seafc Sf.le Starts Tfiday g a. m. t Slvcr 4honi'sDrug Stare. GOLDNEL BAKER la R. ALDERMAN WEDS ON MAK3l 2 BRADSTKEET SENDS Ol'T TER REGARDING IT. EWGENE, Mar. 29. President P. i. Canipuell, of the University is tak ing a lew days on this spring va- pf -icanon anu is at Vancouver, d, i. SHEEP SHEARING , W'ahiny:toA now and are receiving I HKASON DATE SET n,"im"m 12 i wnts prr ' lJ"d' .while In Idaho the price was from I Sheep in this rctrion ! nine to 10 cents. sht-ur more easily than in I where he served as best I the wedding of Lewis v . tut'r more vhsiiv inun in nasmnir, i shearing season will "probably open ferenre In the anil. This year the; I April 10 in this, county, j say sheepmen, Klickitat. Wool Growers' association'' who expect to pay from 10 to 12 H fixed a sliding scale of from 10 to 13 . - V. I ... TThla lu lVlte ift, k.wl la ....... 1.I.-U ctrma ptr iivau u pirciitv.B. ...uu. to m , ......... aa iii11 - v.., !.. i.;i.j..ihi. c o is n om classmate oi nis Great Sensjirion Throughout ioiiwuvci, auu nua iui mcriy vniiv- , ... . ,, -man of the board of school trustees Orvgon people interest m the C-'l- at ttmt ,a . one! Jacob Baker estate in Phi a-j Mr AYdermffln is the fllther of Kan". delph.a .regarding which wide public- nif Ruth'AWelman , fr.shman the ty has been given recently have iob-, Univel.si.y. B was xmdxltltvdilb trined authoritative information fro",th ,aas of m8 , , fc he Bradstreet company 7';Mclt. professor of education at this estate. There me several vepul- :, Ulliverit j, 8evera, v ed heirs living ,n ..is state, persons , was erint.n(1.nt of pul,,iini,truc. who are undeniably descendants o. jtjon for () am, at js ,h the Bakers mentioned. educational adviser of the United wy "V ' ! States navy, bureau of U1I1U- n'UUI IAM1 UlUb ! Jl'UI " ...... . I decrease over last year's price when 2 cents per head, exclusively of """,cr.n'! growers paid as -high as 17 V, cents board, Whether you hav tor Truck, or Automobile pnii; work done. L Sepnirj'ob and SAVE Electricity a tpwiai stationary Ksorive meMrivfe OTI MOMfc N !!! Gas Engine, Farm Tri time or other you need r . you an estimate on your Y. 14 Years Experience Satisfaction Guaranteed rrmwara nn .i iu iirh as iy cenis Doam. was oaiu ior snvarinir in inn The ; C.a..m.o ura u Wf.rlf ill KlifWitflt VhIImV The bride is Mrs. Ireen Moody, of J. H. MEYER. - PHONE BLACK 831, or Call at 1101 M AVENUE agency has known of the so-called es tate, and had known for yeirs .hat it is a myth. They asked that if imy 0119 knew any person helping to per petuate the fraud, the name o! that peraon be forwarded and placed in the hands of postal inspectors. Accompanying the letter with -.he report was a clipping from the 1'hila delphia Inquirer of March 24. The clinoinir said that Mayor M::r, of Washington, I). C. navigation, BAY CITY CENTENNIAL FACTORY TO Ol'EN SOON ASTORIA, Mar. 29. The . new Hoefler factory for the manufacture of Centennial chocolates, which is lo cated at the comer of Essex a'nd Eol som streets in San Francisco in a three-storv brick and concrete struc- Phiiiidelphia, finding that the Jacob jturB occupying a ycnind space of Baker estate matter was assuming im portance equalling the famous "Span ish Fortune," asked he bureau of legal aid to make an investigation nnd report. This investigation was made and the report, made public. John H. Bradwny, chief counsel for the bureau of leg'il aid of Philadel phia, says in his findings; "There was an estate of Jacob Pa kcr, a Revolutionary veteran, wh'ch was handled by the ornhaus' court of Philadelphia county. The records of that court show it was disposed of about 1847 and the estate was val ued at about $15000 or $7000, as set forth in the account which was filed. I "The fake Baker estite, which has bean used ns a bait throughout th.i entire country, was supposed to con sist of a 99-year lease on certain real i estate in the city of Philadelphia, pnrt of which is now occupied by the city hull, and on additional real es- tate situated in Chillicothe, O. "The persons who use this nebulous ! estate as a means of obtaining money from unsuspecting victims bv the name of Baker declare that. the 99 ' year lease has- just expired, and that this enormous estate of Jacob B iker, valued at $800,000,000, is about to be distributed. . The records disclose no 1 orphans' court reports the whole mat ter as a fraud and the register of t lease or any such property right. The wjUs office has gone so fur ns to print 'a postal card to this effect for dis tribution to inquirers." FEDERAL GAME WARDEN CHANGED BAKER, Mar. 29. The Baker Rod and Gun club has been notified that George Tonkin, limited states game warden. whose headquarters have been in Boise, Idaho, has been ordered to move to Baker about April 1, this point being more centrally located for the district which he covers. Before his appointment to the U. S. game service Mr. Tonkin was for a number of years a game warden of Oregon, being located in Pendleton for a time and later as a representative of the state game department on spe cial duty in central Oregon. by 100 feet, recently purchased will be in full operation within the next 10 days and turning out three tons of the famous chocolates which are at tracting wide attention throughout the United Suites. EXCELLENT REMEDY FOR CON STIPATION. . It would be hard to find a better remedy for constipation than Cham berlain's Tablets. They are easy to take and mud and gentle in effect Give them a. trial when yu have need. adv. TO THE ACHING SPOT You can Just tell by Its healthy, stimulating odor, that It la . . . going to do you good THOUSANDS of men and women, when the Irast little rheumatic 'crick" assa ils than , have Sloan's Liniment handy to knocj; it out. Pop. ular over a third of a cefatury ago far . more popular today. That's because it is so wonderfully helpful in relieving exter lal aches and pains sciaticA, lumba , backache, neuralgia, ovent rained muscles, still joints, weather .posunc results. A little is all that is itece&j6ry, for it soon Penetrates without rubbing, to the sore Spot, No muss, no stained skin, Al! druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40. Liniment luaKauaiam mi (Pai'nA eneim WOOD WILL ACC EPT- , UNIVERSITY POST i WASHINGTON, Mar. 29. When he returns from the Philippines Mijor General Ix?onard Wood will 'retire from active service in the army to be come head of Pennsylvania Univer--'. it has been learned at the war department..- The general notified Secretary Weeks that if he was nom inated' for the university post, as .he was recently, he would desire to go on the retired list as soon as be had completed his mission in the far eaRt. The real reason for the Wood-1 Forbes mission to the Philippines nnd ; the searching investigation of con- i dttions to be made in tbe islands is to determine whether the Filipinos are ready for independence, Secretary Weeks said today. 1 I sssrracn , ' ' ' " " A0MiMkm & I V0U WILL NEVER wish to take another dosctf I I fj . 1 I, pilUafterdviiXonceusedChainberlaiii'sTabp- IS rS? 3 ; lets. TheyVeArandmorepteusanttotake,- , ' b g .f yfvJCl iji 1 more gentle and rhild ill their action and more relk V M I able. They leave the boVels in a natgnil conditio I Rl4i I while the use of pi isWten followed by severe f Pfitlllitt l ' constipation, requiring a Want .increase in ttie. I 'f h THETORREY PINES are ' r li Ji .- -- - r ;B -.' A found only within a very , TCaffcK Rj. ' A CLASSIFIED AD. WILL BRING RESULTS. ' $ . . . 13 ' ' limited area near San Diego , , C ; ' - - ; '- : : - - C. - M andDelMar.California.andon , ' fw.&JNZ Ei1 . ' j m. Santa Rosa Island. They are IffiKWSae I U 3 M unusual because ouheirpecu- I RlwU&JJ j Li "' 7 liar cones, their very large '. &,?5i& tl vi-,, '1 t needles and their picturesque , xJJ j' ' ' Vw A H , The motorist trilling the .-. ' Qfre GuSOliW k ' ri ' ' - J m ... Coast Highway between San of QlUXlitV !4 : ' . '; : V" " .1' Wa Diego and lykAngelBs passes , 'ci ' : t&fr QockerSlM vl it through this! Anleresing spot N ., rA'ii-' yES j r-: i Srl iLto" i SIS I1! : : municipal park. . T W MAIN , MBllV i BlOf , MAIN iH ,Cood roads abohnd.iASouth- . ' !ST (II ''75- M'fXvV---' ; - 'M 5 .: II Sj rn California, and at conve- t ; ' ' , 1 ttwIllwBl ' " JBr ' ' 3"' II nient locations may be found " V, ' r 1 1 Tnlub ftiff 4 ' fl service stations and garages Mi . ' . Wjl!lilBr . ,. ' -;' ' O where you can get Red Crown . EV blT ' i ,'r3 Gasoline the uniform gaso- ... ' t v , ttv,' : ' ' ' ' - . b3 line with a continuous chain of ' fj -J HTT'Trpr'I'TiTrrnSriTLTl : '.'A' i boiling points. , , P H " " i 1 ' t--L Mi . Look for the Red Crown sign ' ! Jj i A " v " . III on service stations and ga- C ' . . 1 ' k " " J " 'H rages. Mi rfc " fl ? f T 1 'M ' STANDARD OIL COMPANY . ! S i DUV uUDCFl K v. it tt.-Miiii.m. . Mil III tf ' ii ' I ' , . MAlAlN II ' 'I wns ul.so the first to r j , of, our local bread was j Port'niid product. ' emorial Tree Fund 1 51 J. GSNODGRASS BAZAA R If you want a good 4iunch for your party or lunch, drop Jin and ask us to prepare tKi very liest ever niadf and we do thai witll pleasure. Al Cain at v- Palace Confectionery Co. 3-20ltf Three days and evenings of wholiisome f.tiri and nntcTlainrmmt for traoi'dinarily commundable iiuriiosc, nanuily, MKMOIUAL AVENUE. A score of bazaar booths; cards pveery afternoon; Colonial, Civil War and U)-to-thi'-Minut Styk Shows Miwical Programs every evening at 8; Snap py Jazz for the Dancers ; Tea lirlom Liliiclus Afternoons and l'veniiius. 0 i The ntw widabkv tftfit. I lifh open curl to brila. Bcrvwn T Everybody Welc ome to participate in thesi TIlkEE! EVENINCS of Unexcelled Enjoyment. ! I THURSDAY, FRIDAY AMI) SATURDAYTHIS WEEK! EAGLES HALL Thursday, -.Fridtay Satutclay . a REMEMlfER THE DATE APRIL 1 AND 14. OREGON HARDWARE fi .. ' ! !! : 4-1: it! a- . !! . : ! !! ;! ! ! '. me LA (iRANDE- There was a lime whei it wii) necestinry to ship Bread. from Portland ill ordei to have good bread, and I was . Uie first gr,ocer to stal l shipinng the Portland bread ihipping", when the quality 1, if not superior, to the 109 Depot St. Phone Main 75 t sO CIIARQE FOR DELIVERY r i : mm i , Hf MR tn nur (jHfrNAMKl: nemorutrntiAti V rpllECIII NAMELDEMONrlTRAT6R during dates Rlvn below.' iti II I teach you tn live mlnulei to apply Dcauuiul, Drllliant hardwood npor x effects over old dirty toll Wood tioors by the easy, simple ready to Uae Clil Nainel Graining I'roceM. J Then have fashionable, hardwood grained Doors that you can wash and f Deautuy wan rugs insteaa ol using In sanitary, austy carpeL I I , j j I urt Chi N.imcl, stencil border effects canipe ut .yccnls per square loot, .11 11 , , Cbi-Namel Quality l iiaflcls, Vaults and Varnishes Vir iu nt nl.l h.rit and Mflfl JWOod Anort doOTS. flirnltura uhvul u walls, cclliiies. r.iuialms. screens, poft:h furniture, fixtures, auto, motor atti bliycles, stove fiipvt, etc, all guaranteed nignest quality or money refunds!. Heels or hot water won't applied and the cost Is only a 1 f REE-35 e'en't Can tf CHI-NAM EL during),. momlratim with punbatnf 25 tint . A Bruit lit hi l urt a Fair Trial ' u Creen. LisbGr OliW.DrkSteel.Ni i ,WuS .nd Pearl. CLINGS CLOTIIIKWV. II'jL . . tf? !o M.X1XM. JUJUXT1 ULll XJLJ. 'T e ' J f-f f -f4-'t-f'f -f-f-f 4--? ... o o n o . 0 " . o O o e e o o o ca e o a - 9 cayiawMM bealaBroWti. Dark
