La Grande evening observer., May 21, 1921, Image 9

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jSAJtJJDAY, VY U 1921 o
GRANDER EVENING OBSEWEK .
PAGE THREE
HigK -School : -News
edited fiV Julia hulse.
announcements, an.d for present
the ribbSns wou at the Bakor-
lrando track meet. Some of the
pbers of the team and the coarh
Irly hi. the eek' n aseiBblvlarlety of subjects was quite araus
Jc.llcd for th, purpose of mak- n(r. For lngtoncCi , HottAtot was
gifted with six legs by one student,
a rutabaga was claused us a reptllo.
aifd cerise as a fruit. Tiler,, wa oue;
e of tuo chance of La Grandeiteat involving numerals wbich many.
lag first In the Eastern Orecon of tltc students 'did not understand.
lever It might he. Mr. Hampton
Coach Reynolds assurifl the
ont body of their confidence in
team to fiRht to the finish. With
exception of a few the student
y expressed is intention of going j the. Rills. Was voted on during the
Zorn talked to the student-b'ly on
the orlg'O and growth qf hospitals
and th K,'d Cross moremellt. She
discussed special hospitals to, chilJ
l'n, soldiers and tubercular patients,
an, urged, the students to visit' them
If they ever had the opportunity..
Miss Zorn '8 talk waa brief but very
interesting.
For the lnyt two periods on. May
IS, the Virgil and Caesir classes
wore dismissed. I'iuIais the chaper-
ouage of Miss'Mlldred Rlddlr"lhoy
had a vrr enjoyablo spicule rt me
ear. . .
. Vrldav tii'nrnnon the associated
liirl Students held Jin election of offi
cers for the next aohool year. Beth
Hesse was elected president of the
association, Hertha Hegor. vice
president, an1 Virginia, Bryant, secretary-treasurer.
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1'ltOl KKSIONAL DlltrXTOHY !
test exciting .anil tiuile enjoyable.
A proposed unieiidmeut to the
student body constitution to adopt
for athletics the black L. white on
blue for the boys, blue on while for
(Ililon Saturday. Several offered
les in their cars for some of the
week. The report of a committee
at an earlier date proposed various
Ik men and the meeting cndedjlnsigna to designate the particulut
cheers for rhc team and coach. i sport: a winged sandal on the point
tough' I. u Grande did not makeof the L for truck or a basket ball
record hoped for, that Itnmensciof the simplicity of the block L, and
y of rooters came homo filled jtho fact that plain L's had always
a pride as great and confidence! been given at L. H. S. the comniit
cd us high as ever. tee's report was rejected, and the
aesday the second test tor the O.student-body voted to accept the
C. scholarship was taken by tliel former. When voted on In an amend
uatlng 'class, the test required' inent to the constitution it failed.
V'ledge of general subjects. The! lacking the two-thirds mnjority.
ptabllfty of the students for thel Thursday afternoon Miss Louise
La Grande News of Twenty
J Eight Years Ago
OSTBUPATBIO I'BTIIVIARS
Oil. J. U INi.I.R anil PH. MAKOAIttiT
1 N IS li K DiHHHHt'H uf Hotnii untl
I'liilUrcn a specialty. Ofirv I'lium)
Miitn lOH, Hvn, I'lmne Mnln lift. La
(.run de National i;ank llulldiutf.
8. P. O. KlJtU LA (lrand Uo-3g Ho
ill. .oriffo ni9tB each Thuradnj
evn1o at f o'clock, lloni aud vln
frlvlloffoa otieartullr xteuded tu J
l.-othor Ulkn
KUliAM SKIFF.
t;xi.itMl TUitot
F. 1 1 ' K A 1 1 S O N . Sw'jr-
TODAY
SVNDAV
ST AM.
PUTSICtAIIB AND IITRnEOIII
Dn. J. L. McPHRFtSON Dentist. Bulte
4-S, over l.a Grande National Hank
biilltfli.i. Phonea: Office, Mala 11V;
residence, tied 2011.
SK'DKHN WOODMEN or A.MBIUCA
La Orande Oan.p Mo. 704 meota on
th Brat and tnlrd Thursday m
Infra or each arr.th. In 'the K. of P
HaiL Vlslttna iraor.. it)cojaa
H. C. 11AI.I.. V. ('.
JAKK IIOSTIH'K. Clerk.
DR. It. J. ISltCKMAN, Dentlat Room
lt-15 I'Hliucr-Knetich Iluililing, phono
Main tt). La Urautlu, urugun.
Mrs. M. Wlllinmpon. Professor of
rrnrlicnl Cliitlciil MiUwlfcry. il3
aladlson, phne Red li. S-lS-mp
hatdrb cenn
torn the files of the La Grande
skly Gazette, for Friday, October
1892.
iurniitiK. oniriey mis year naa a
wheat field of 2,400 acres.
he fight between ihi hulUles and
'bear which took place last Sat
y night, resulted in n draw. Bru
as unable to deliver a knockout
v, although he punished his ad
lary to u considerable extent.
1
afferty and Brace is the name of
.ricw firm at llilgard, proprietors
;he LeHray Hotel. ' They will also
''a meat market and confectionery-
? '
k'k Kelly has patented n new mon-
thanging machine, which, although
itle slow at times in performing ilt
itions, is paid to be perfectly ac
Itc and reliable.
J. G. Mui'u'ie, a well known and pop
ular bascbal twirler, returned last
night from thu east. He played tn:n
season with the Montana league.
Over $2,000 was paid out cash
premiums at the -fair las t week at
the Union county fair grounds.
Johnny Synhorst. the boiler maker
left Monday for a two weeks' visit in
I the east. .
he zoological collection nt the
was increased this week by the
It ion of a large mountain lion, , a
Uuount, a coyote, a sage hen and
iral small birds and live fowl.
J. R. Thorson and J. A. Matott arc
in attendance at the Grand' Lodge
K. of P. in Kugene this week.
John :Paker and Jos. Scuircs will
soon begin the erection of a mammoth
livery barn on Jefferson avenue.
DR. A. N. MAYVIl.LR Specialist In
chronle diseases. Methods, Meehano
Theropy and Naturopath. Skin and
blood dlffeaaea. ncrvnua dlseaaos.
Chronic Headache. Kesema, Sciatica,
ppendlcttla, Conatipatton, Dowel
Trouble: all kinds of Chronic Dis
eases successfully treated. Phone
Main 803. Room 1, 2, 3, second
floor Coolldire Bids., opposite Star
Theatre, urnce nours, ltt to 12 v
m.,l:S0 to i:0u p. m. Consultation
trea, t-U
' ATTOHHSJTl
A. I. A A, M. LA ttrande Lcso No
41, A. IT. ft A. U., nniua rfauiar innwi-
liaa Brat and third Fridays at 7:3
p. m. Cordial walcomo to ail Ua
Sons, K. R. flt'VR. W. M. '
A. O. WILLIAMS, See,
. j. aiAUtl,k Aerie No. 46s, bi.ou
Try ITTIday nlsbt at Eaitles Bml'
Vlslttna memhera aelnorhe.
J. . MUnCHISON. W. P.
R. BIRDBBLl. Saotarr.
B'ODDMBN OF THB WOHl.O La
Qrande CaD No. let. Moola aver
Brat aTid third slondav at Knar')
balL All vlsltttiK oelKliOJrs wo
coao. Dues payable at th nttirm l
the clerk. Room 21-22, La Urande
Nutiouul Rank Itldg.
E. LILLT C. C.
R. . KITCHEN, rlar.
COOHRAN BBBRHARD Oao. 1.
Cochri-n and Onion B. tOhartaard. At
torneys. La Grande National Bank
Building,
R. J. CJRKHN, Attorney at Law Prae
tlcea In all State and Federal Courts.
Ofnen La Grande National Bank
Building.
R, J. K1TCHKN, Attorney at Law
Practice In all Courta. Offices
rootna La Grande National
Bank Building, La Grande, Oregon.
CONTRACTOR!
D. J. McLELLAN Registered profes
sional Civil Engineer; surveying and
Maps. Room 13, La Gt-ande National
Bank building. Phono Main 1.
ARCHITKOTS
C. B. MILLER. Architect Rnnn 11
la Grands National Bank Bulldnlg
La Granda. Orasnn.
L. O. O. at. la lirande Luuga nu. .
Loyal Order of Mooae. holda regular
saoetlnga every Wedneaday night at
I p. m. In lCagla Hall, next to lOlka
Building, on wedneaday evenings.
Vt.ltora alwavs wilcnme. Duea pav
able at La Grande l'liarmancy and
at J. G. Holm's Grocery Store
1). E. SHANKS, Die.
J. G. HOLM, Sec.
KNHHtH OP PTTIIIAS Rod Cross
Lodge No. 7. moeta every Monday
evening In Castle Hall (K. of P
Hall), al 8 p. m. A Pythian wolcomo
to all vlslttna Knlghta.
C. W. MOUItlO. C. C.
C. L. GUAUAM, K. It. S.
HENRY HOOPER
The killer, whoso
creed vs, "I will
have nothing: with
in these walls that
is not mine, that
does not obey my
will."
; ' RUTH EMORY
A victim trapped
by ' this wily mad
man and held cap
tive at his fortified
ranch. '
WOMAN'S BKNEKIT ASBOCIATION ol
the Maccabees. La Orande Lodge No.
J7, W. U. of M. lndge meeta flrat
Tboraday at p. m. and third Wed
neaday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P, ball
Vlaltlng Slatera welcome.
NORA B. MACK BY. Commander
MARJOHIE EATON,
Ilocord-Keepar
O. E. S Hope Chapter Nt. II, O. E. B.
hnlda atated conimunleatlon tha aec
ond and fourth Wedneaday of each
month. Vlaltlng sieaibora cordlall
waluomed
HILDA III'MPIIREYS. W. M.
KLOKUKCki UACON, Bee.
hn linker's livery barn is beina:
( down njid the lumber wi.ll be used
he construction of resideMce buihl-
1-' ''.'
ss Lelah George, who visited in
iiirnnde last week, the guc.it of
tH. I. Eckley, left for. hei- home in
r City on Monday.
he first.' last and only row on the
tgroumh. occurred Saturday even-
only a. few . minutes after the
g" rat'e' was 'run.,
is. P. Quackenbush left Thursday
ling for a visit in eastern states.
ted Nodine, the cattle lting of
on. county, ha.s begun an attach
k suit against J. Q. Shirley, the
at king. Shirley's fjnn iirnle-j
in and a vast amount of live
it and the piano in the house, have
been seized upon attachment. No-1
and Shirley were formerly purl
in the farming- and stock busl
but the partnership was dissolv-
aiout three years ago. Since tnen !
have .been extensive operators in
Your Efficiency
Depends on
Your Eijes
RAMON
Ilis tool, his hench
man. A Bliiny bad
breud who carried
out the wM of the
killer.
BILL SANBORN
The hard-boiled
New Yorker, who
laiiKhetl at, doubl
ed, then fought the
killer.
Good work needs good pyosilit, nrcatiEcVhs a chain is no stronger-than Its weakest
link, So a man is no etronfver'tliaii his VeakcA faculty. And now,, when the quality of
a man's work will play such an important parCyn the determination of his income, yeu
owe it to yourself to keep your faculties jert, Ven fit for the competition of Industry
" DON'T WONDER WHETHER-ono YOUU-EYES ARE- EFFI-
cient. Have them cxaincd and KNOW I
"The Killer"
A Thniller
;.'-AiJih;i'a'('-yniiN(KjMAniV iLy
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WITIJ ACJ IO.N, SEETllINCi.. WRl'tl VAU . ' . 'r r: .: .;(;;:; ',f ;
' . PRISES AND THROWING WltMIRO- 1 v
ARTIE IIROWER
."Tod" Sloan) ;. ,
The jockey who
made the spectacu
lar ride to bring;
help to thv ranclu .'
MANCE.
U. S. Government statistics prove that ov
had defective vision. This should indicate thin
cicnt as it should be. Have your Eyes Ex ami!
lean should.
of the men examined for the army
ksibly your eyesight is not so effi-
land KNOW as every Live Amer-
"ICmclcers
ft ' .eSS
-BY-
J. H. PEARE & SON
Optometrists
ALSO.
THE BIG CUISTIE ('OMEI)Y IN Z REELS
"7 BALD PATES'
YOU'LL LEARN WHAT LAUGHS REALLY ARE
Homes for Sale
AT PRICES THAT WfLL INTEREST YOU
The home of 'Mrs. L. W. Wylde, one f the choice location on the coiner of Wal
nut and Spring Sis. It has five room:;,' bath, cellar, garage, woodshed, fruit and
pliade trees. Good stone foundation..
;ltrArkers h0. n,!.
t,sslkias and
The Fi-.in.k- Lewis ho1
good fi ;e rwiii bungalow
and woodliotise. .
Do not try to make
Wc ask you to -come
New, low prices on th
. We also "have others
tuo on Cedar St.
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yourstV lielievW Hi
antl tH'Xus. -
cs pr j;t)'-. Y
tlil art? htl fLsrlit.
between Adams and Washington Ave.-,.. A
tion, bath and closets. Good lot, garage
at you know the prices.
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La; Grande Investment; . Company.
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RvJIaM Agcls I'i.r Vifctsi fisiiiin ( oinnanfve
5-AVB. 8 pifiMf mis
EAGLES CARNIVAL
V ONE WEEK
May 23 to 28th.
Bouchers - French
Greater Shows
uspicestCvui
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'ORDER EAGLES
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