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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1921)
5 I J rAGM TWO. LA GP.ANDS E7ZMN3 CS3ZR72H r MOTHER KILLS TWO YEAR OLD SPOKANE, Jhily n.---ImHl'ril nvr her falUnn liuulth. Mm. Irrno Wphar (ihot nnrt killed hor two-yonr-old dnutrhtor toduy. Slie en Nod hr Inmbund niut Wf-nt In the police ntii tfon. Shf said she liilf-rnlcd to kiil )ir fT, also, hut. "Just couldn't dj It." TKOL'ISLKH STINT NKWS. Mechanical niishupH in the Ob server's composing rooms today re stricted the new column materially and! much newsmatter must neces warily wait until a miliseuuent issue. Not only Sb the paper unavoidably late but the u-ual news :;pace iii ser iously curtailed. GOVE WINNER I8ALL PLAYERS' 1 11 fiE NOT GUILTY OF PLOT TO BURN HO All? ;,; the Wo, Mr.. Corbln o ! ,!.. ; IJ- according i-,ine.! tie ." a Bhnllar chargft July 6 to ProHOcuUng Attorney Meyer, chfi rpetrd the J.iltf verdict The when it wan read In the conn ui- Deen uiii h i OVER ELGIN TRIAL GON I IflOEI&f iM .: (!t-LTfi ar-' Lilt'c was arresien mil""'" . ; ., , ,,iit.-n-. With, tliein J"0" I" ruimerilon whh an alloppil ' ullevril onfpsslon by Mrs. rmn , i,ip or aen-ed to lovers, to -Jndw Friend,. ,..,. ,,. ,. n ,, ... ., ' , r,nriVu old bwwwnitli' k' ........ t innr ii 1 1 i si 'i f t i Mi ni: Ii...- oimBh . . . mum : m r ..,., ,.,i 1 iva r r.in r - inuiiii' iioif. m Am II. wil nnl Inn-r. . hn am l.lH't' In Olirn urn ' ';i. inincinit-iiL uL'aiiisi uip eiK"i--M Money Good-By. Thrlr v.iik -:i'r The Monni.llnnl , know I'll Pier ii" "'". I.A (iliWIlK Tl:M KALIS liK flllf'A'lO. July I III IIL.II U I n ii ui I 111 J w I S GELEBHATEG BROWN Mrs. Fay Brown leaves thin even Ing for Dodge City, Kan.; fter having been called there by the death of her step-father, James A. Corey, wIiqm; doath occurred very suddenly late yesterday. Mr. Corey has spenf several Rum mers in Im. fJrandi. (lifting which time he has made runny friends. H was a thirty-third degree Mnson, and for forty years was on the Santa r, being a passenger conductor at the time of his dtath. , Besides his widow, he leave to mourn his loss, two step-children, Mrs. Brown of this city, mid Kronk B. Kvans of Anahiem, (ill., and six grandchildren, Mrs. Iiexler M-l!lroy, Ralph and Irene Post on, and Thflma. Esther and Ilnrold Brown, ull of this city. The funeral will be held Friday in Dcdge City. M-j and Mrs. J. ('. Ilcniy urn to .1,. .. . i,.i. .. tinif i ii a, 1 1' r.mii wfii ,1 in ii nnnlversui'V. They were niarrl'-d in! South Bend, ludinnn, and cnine to 'make their borne In I.u Or.'indo lyeaiH a.e.o. They Imve apeitt I In. d:ty ! quietly in their own pleasant home and on account of, Mrn. Henry's f:il iiiK health no Hpeclal ois-n anct lhe day was made, ; It in a pleasure to record sm-li an (event as a (Joldeii W'eddini;. W'h -n ; a man and woman have mad - th' illfe Journey Hide by side and ban-t Mil hand for Tiltv years and have .net the stress of modern life ibee manv lye.irH totielher. It is a reroid wbb'b ! places this family on the, honor roll of I hilly lite ill the rui.il.illlMl V. ! Mr. and Mm. H'eury will feel that jlhe conrat ulal ions and Ijhm i;jh !of all who know them are with them an lliey remeijihrr today; lirne's old en tiieinorleH thai are I'.oijd a ud :iweel mid all unite hi hoping "life's eveiiiiiK twilight wjll lllnl llu-m en He Htlll." Irnlder and Bilker l-'neli Witt In (,imi.r baseball, players In Conner Siindaj'h luieiiiHuiiitulii itu.u whh the l 'j ( world series scan 'mes. , tUt iMu itJl1 ntdeied the trial to; continue. Standing or the ( lob. ( , T"' u'- 1 T'( l ! Have Yuu Tiicd Our Kherhel? C'ove 1 if 1 . ffOfi J , I'nlon H 't Take home, with you a pint or n KlKin ' (;-'r' ijuart of that delicious Ice Cream that llainefi tl r .n4f. cajh ja nwjiing. It costs no more t.a (irande f ii than un ordinary Ice Cream, .",0c a Imhler jiint, -l'c a quart. He is also putting North Powder 'i I" I M up a sherbfj that is very fine some Last Si! ii diiyV Inteimoiiiilaiii 'thing very'flifferent from most sher basHtjali lettKui rani"K je.Miiied as Abetter drop in and let him iollows: At I.u ("irurnie, Haines ' s1(lrv you '::tf the J'alace. won; a i Kaker, Baker heal I'nlon;. l'alure Coniectitiliery Co. at North Powder, Jmbler beat North P(.vder; at Llgin, Cove beat ! Klin. 0 j Onring the ball pa me with Hainen la:;t Sum. lay, Bill Workman. ; ratrher mi Hie La ;ratnie team, was SO KASV '!) ORDER ami he js minus lour leein ami ; iHjfferinK from a broken jaw as rim result. TIlv injury was extremely j SROOM I The funeral of fid Bean, who dledj ct his home, 40 1 Lane, yesterday, will he held from the Catholic church 1 tomorrow morning at nine o'clock.! Mr. Bean has for many years been In the employ of th Grande: Boude Lumber Company, having been em. ployed at Palmer Junction for tiboulj i-n yarn una ior wie pum. t'lglll yeara In En firandn. At Palmer function he waa Hiipertnleudent of the loKglug cainp. DeceftBed was fifty yenm of nun at tho time of hits death and whh a native of Minnesota. lie was a mem ber of the Klks Club a,ud of the KulKhla of CnlumtfmM. Ho fa survived by bis wife, bin father and mother, and one sister, Mrs. J. J. Murphy of Wallowa. SENTENCE IS MARHHI'TRLD, July fi. Bert Clinton, aged 21, shot and killed Krma Warner, aeed l.H. his former sweetheart, at .Myrtle Point, after ri a dance curly today. ('Union t lieu killed, himself. Jealoiiuy Is riven as the cause. Itoth are uiemhVrs t prrtiiliieitt fiunilles. POSTPONED , y m m , ONE-ELEVEN tii 1 ' I' 1 . J TBIAL ASIU It Ki:i;i.i:.. POIt, T. ; V'acal ionisls use tins service. "Perfect Service" receives your ji.ider, uses care in selection of goods, i a n.'ifltv f'iii-cf ii II v tru vWn hit on the jaw with a pitched ball.; . y ............i.. Orders bv MA I L mail, telephone or wire; good. shipped first ea.-s. i ec!y ti-reil ii.ji'i-el not. nr pvtircw. I ii i ii J mill inn win iuiiunri nn.i eiljitt prabie for Ills display (if fcrii. The injury will, no yotiiif.' man out of as eairiiing m 'ni.H, ...mm- faMiu ORUQ STORE lime. c I A ARAMOK.OneGON. "Irs. .Every Respect" 4 8iys tke Good" Judge l wn fel. "lot . .lllll.lU 1.111-VV- ing siHisfaction from the leal '1'oLucl-o (Zhew Ihfiri yon e,vcr 'ocfioni the ord.'uury kind. lieS'cod to'oacci) tusle a long a small enew i,i Ts !nss of tobucfo lasts inuclrHni:;cr than a big cliew ( the old Kind. That's why if costs k-sj to use. Any niii-i vw has used lf.tli kinds wiii lull yon lluit. 1'ul nti in Iwu il jes V-H CUT in a long 'fine-cut tobacco . , 1U(JI IT CUT.is a short-cut tobacco l " " Us. i tefrW Voiles, i ; : i sWrJ&ffim reduced; : i WWm ' PRlGES i ttian Pills jf3 1 Million for Xi' Trial Atkiil l"vl lli'lin- Ih N'kI Siirrirli-nl Is One of ItciisoiiN 1'or ItiHiih'si, Parsing of HiMili'nro n Mm rni' '.f tha Binln vh. T. J. Ki'ulcn wns iol i-onf il Mils imirnliiK hy ,liiiln' J.tW. Kumvli'H III i-lriMili ruiirt In.. rainB nf n mnilun f 1 1 t by his at lornyy, for n iii'w trial. . "' Koctrh .wiis ; charifi'il with i;ir ' tpy In. on' imlti'lmciii liy tin- Rraiul Jury riu'onlly ami Iiiki wm-k n Jury III rlmill fourl rnunil htm i;ullty. Hid hMoi iiiyx. It .1. t:i i mill John S. HihIkIiih, aski'tl fur a ni'W trtnl tin Urn frrouiiitn Dial thu f'iili'iii' did nnl ronmirt Ki.in wlih Out rrlmo and lpin ui If uuy crinu wum riituinltli'il It vviih nut lilri't'iiy, im th koo'In wi'ii' laliiMi by lhi mini IiavIiik 1 114-111 lu runtoily, litis iMhllH littnn known at lairi-ny hy liaili'i'. OIlNKItVHIi WUT Aim I'W I'liU - " V; 1 1 t 1 'A I PT t iiiiili! ill i fmiir ' Jftiii1 Childr's Hose .Woman's Oxfords . , AVo are closmif-oiit one lot of num. f'lrildroir.s fine rilibi'rth.we, all sizes ;ns 0xf()1.(is in .(nvpl an() wh;it, kid. in both black and hrown. SjifNal this wed , ,joi hci'ls. Values !rininally woVtli up per i;tir 35'". to $17.50 the pair. These jfo on suV, vmir VV choice for "j? 1.98- ' Infant's Sandals New House Aprons . .... . , . , .. , . Another new shipment of Bunjra'ow e have just received another ship-N . ., , . . ,. Aprons and house dresses comprising the ment of infants soft sole, ankle st.ap, )lew em))l,,i(el-ed brown muslin apvun in sandals. These como in both white and many different desijjns. Pried at black. Triced per pair S!-. ' $2.25 lo $2.50. ., ore! ptwaBiBaKBaiaaRBB LFOU VILL NEVER to t.i!,e another dose of j ills after having once ii-.-rd Ch:i:n,beiiain's Tab lets. Ttyy are easier ar.il more ,iea:iant to take, more gentle au mild in their action and more reli able. They leavSMl.e bowels in a rr.itural condition, while the ii;e of j8 is oflen foUowed by severe I'oni.titr.ition. reiiniriiHj a constant increase in the i i t dose, livery bottle guaranteed by y.our druggist. ;mKioiiMiNmnmiipmiii Li- i m Tease lagging appetites with this tempting Baked Custard Always smooth and velvety made willi (.rrnatioii 2 eggs, brutcil lijjl.l, At.llllr.poon ful ugar, yralcr J nutnicHj I i ,ijj of Curnnlion Mill; diluted with I cup of wuler. Mix lojrthrr mul pour into buttrird pn lind gralr nutmeg over the tup. Set in n larger pun of boiling water, nntl bake in a moderate oven. ln rt clean knife blade and when it comci out clean tlte cuttunl in done. Watih il closely to avoid cooking too ninth. 5nd fuf Cur nation Cook Book enMatninf lOO practical lrtd rrflpet. Crntion Milk Produdi Co, !;ilwiy Fsvhuttf Rldf , Portland. x an r Cortnt turn Milk tx t i, (if rii h as ofit r.(j v intlk. if 'un s ru g t tl rd t, uitf' il i u (f a n tl at I f etuis a fiitrr fla vor and a ( ilYi smtutihurst. I ir f in t.iifti.n in n ni ri i ifir nillim for I ft ft Fill,' A" I i'ii ft ( ttt'h.ttinti tli if' tl Hl'l tup DMir. if"? : Logan and Red Raspberries Cominsr in. fine, leave your or ders for ni lining. G, HOL GROCER , Qualify and Service -KKKK 11KI.1VKKY- M mi i n ; ' pi 1 ljiik'Tf--4i il U ' n n kniv i' lit 'i i, r- I'- ..l 9 I Jlials r-i.f j J' 0row tobacco iu can't Jeat a Camel, because you can't beat tbe- tobacVo that goes into Camels. why Camels art the choice of men v.bo know aid love fine tobacco. They know what makes Camels ?o smooth, go fragrant and indlow-mild. They'll tell you that the expert Camel Mend of choice Turkish and Domestic tobaccos makes a ciga rette smoke you can't equal no matter wh.it you pay. 0 But it doesn't take an expert to tell Camel quality You'll spot it the very first puff. Try Camels ycurself. R I Hi YMl T tTa fa. V ,.lt-..- .U.. .N. I-. V .iii ir,x,r$ y,U ,irR.ilo,i U.' "ivm I'vmtmttJ '.Vifi"