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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1921)
PAflE TWO LA GRANDE (EVENING OBSERVER WE ARE NOW SHOWING GRANGE PLANS NEW FALL APPAREL FOR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN FUR BIG FAIR FEATURING THE SEASON'S r,. uV lire ' V JB1-TUL il V '1 Whole Day "Will bo S,ci . ; (letting Buildings I iti Shape; , A'ejretahlcs Ship ; 1 '! to.- Wallowa ( 'oimtv New Clothing New Dresses Suits Nw New New tables to Kiitcrprttte every week, a Ions as the sen sun lasts. As Mr. and Mrs. Jesse AiiH.ili had Just returned from their wedding Strip to the const, 3G ot ther friends decided to fcreet them buck Into thPir mi rial with tin pans und cow bells, S;il unlay evening. At nine o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Anson who were (HiHrftH at the Jos, Anson home, were aroused by that terrible racket that goeg by the name mf. chmivari The guests were invited in and 1 very pleasant evening wus passed in dancing. Conversation und music wore also features of the enteriain- inent. Mefure departing the guests were served'Wlth ice creeain arm caks. Tressa detrle nd h;w, Coats Hats flEIMIMN AT IRE ARCADE All religious ileiioiiiuiHlioiis ana ,n clubs nml Bucii'll', In fact nil j,, j Grande should lie HU it- lo se(. ii, plot lire. (ireat IMigious Drama with jill Its I'.ililical Scenes ( Ti.nstitulcs a Powerful Picture. Two Rooming House Licenses Are Revoked Tin' rooming house licenses of M ike Stillon, (if the Dnrlund hotel, anil Mr!. P. A. Patten of the 'Doston Roaniing house, were revoked by the city com. mission yesterday evening, mr. stillen came down from their home and spent Saturday and Mrs. C. t). liiifiinan. Leon ItH.lllend of Idaho mountain with Mi LATEST STYLES Millinery We are now .WwJall .1 litis lnoii and Children. find si vies suitii for every'."'!!!' iiml all i moderately ii'ieetl. AW kIuW si la variety of Tarns for the school girl. Shoes Kvery diiy we it re reeoiv iiiK r.hipnieiits of Fall Slioes for Men, 'Women .-1 1 11 1 'hi'ldrcn. Oxfords and Strap I'nmps will lie greatly in demand atfain .f.--r Kail wear. We have received several new styles in these popular shoes it nd we invite yoti lo conic in and sec l.heni. EVERYTHING TO WE.AR Hilts Bep't Store REPORTS IDE By OFFICIALS $11. HO in pound fees was collected. Tin. jlifflior cases were tried in justice's -court, Ihc warrants under which the jurrestH were mude being issued in thut court us the city judge has not the power to issue search wurrants in such cuscs. The report of the recorder. .1. II. ISJoiirns. showed llml u'lirrtinlu in In. Monthly KeporN of Act ivi- n of 7,87H.f,0 had been issued l,y j ties of City Departments!1" ''"""if . "nih Uv ,- U,,L...:u i ' . ii ... (. 0. Murchison, fire chief, alx.i Nll)llllt.te,(l to onillllSSloll'sulimitled his report last nighft Kight -liflSt hvCllUlfr. culls were received during the month: nnil two verbal calls and the loss from) According to the report of Mrs. P. fir' ,llln'tf n'"'"1' w I-V-'I- Tw ij. M. Fowler, city treasurer, foi ti,.'"'"' "f "" wnHaid at firea during clicis BIG SUCCESS life of Christ in as grand a manner ;tht inasmuch as u court hud found as possible for humanity to do. !jnni guilty of such nn offense his li. The nlcture Is In colors, tells iiie,,.fnsl, should he revoked. stopped Btory of the bible limes in detail. Mis. Patten did not appear before in I. a Ci-ande to make u shoit visit renders a clearer conception of i the commission, cither in person or wiih .Mr. and Mrs. J. W. .itedheud , n,,jn1Ift ii.ouahl makes everyone who Jhinue-h a representative. Her license sees It a siudeni of spiritual niutlors was revoked on grounds similar to for at least an hour and a half, and , hose which resulted in Mr. Stiller,', sends the crowd from the theatre iusing his permit to operate a room wlth better IhouRlils. purer motives nK house. Mrs. Patten was tried be nnd a divine respect for the old. old fvt. a jury in justice's court, her trial stoiv which has stood the test of; lesultitiir in a hung jury and she is on Saturday, sept. 17111, tnej centuries and never yet has bei-u 'lis-'jo be tried in circuit court during the Oiaug.TS will bold an all-day meet- ,.rBUPlI- (October term. Inn at their hail in o.der 10 aet the ThP p,.tllre s running at I he Ar j bulldiuKs, etc. in shape for the fair ,..,,, )eKiB today and loniWi! I OIIMi:lt lilt H AN'T ADS PAY Knell member is reituested to come I and bring bin lunch as there will be - : - - - no serving doip on that day, as t.-i--- aiid then left Monday afiernoon for Iluker where ho called oil Mrs. Kthel Smith and family while on his way home. Mrs. J. W. Itedliead nci 0111 panied him as far as linker, intend ing to return as far as Haker. Railroad Answers wv xeai urn xjcluci illlowa ( ainined fit First of lilue y I'eripl,. Tx Tu'lierciilosis Hast (Mill for l''ree l i 1 1 1 Mountains. month pf August, the balance on hun.l!""' 7C gallons of clieniic-.l; ut the end of the m.mlh v.-.u it 001: jn w i'i e used. and the rcccpls during the month were tlO,7ttV:l, while n totjil of 1,n(!.7d pantiout duiitit: the month. The report was received by the city roin- miMMon at i! ineelii.g Inst evening. OltANOK 1IAI.I., Sept. 8 ( Spe eiall The frost did very little dam nfe Sunday nlghl In this loeallly. On ly the most tenderines, sui-li as en cinnh'Ts, pumiikiirs and tomatoe.i. ; were injured. I His. A. lam Heck and daughter, Kliima , returned Sunday from Wal lowa county .where they spent a week visiiing friends und relative. In lOnterprise, .l:;seph ant! other, pai ls. While in' Joseph Mia. Ilrk met a very dear friend, .whom sh liad not seen for twelve years. Tin ladles sient a very haappy day in .talking over the good times, they ' bad in the- past. . I I Mrs. Allco Salisbury and family j inolored lo Maker last Wednesday li I attend tin. circus and to visit repi 1 lives. I Mr. and Mrs. Joss-' A 113,0.-1, Mrs. j Newel' Anson and sou, Charlie, re : turned Thursday from a .motor trif to Portland, S.-aside and oilier poiul. j of iulereal. The party was gone iwo weeks and Mrs. Nevinl Anson siaied Ibat they enjoyed every minute 01 .the Hum and If tiny one wishes ti lake a motor trip, the one along the 1 Columbia highway can not be stir pasiteilninywliere Tor scenic -bounty. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hudson accoin panled the party 1'ioui I 'oil hi ml lo Seaside, ('has. Spencer and the Muff liros started their threshing machine on Tueuday morning on the lluff farm. Mis. I.lynn Hill and son. Frederick of Klgln, are visiting at Hie home, o! Mrs. ilills parents, .Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Huffman. ' Thursday evening iilioill tlilrt friends of Miss Minnie Holmes gave lier n farewell surprise party 111 Ihc home of her parents, 'Mr. anil M 11. J. A. Iloliiian. Conversation all'! music were the diversions of lln evening. Velinn MeCall spent Wednesday with her friend, r'ayo Coition. Mr. and Mrs. l.eroy Hull who ar rived last Thursday morning from Iheir homo in menu's Kerry. Idaho, to visit with Mrs. C. K. fiolden and ranilly. left for their homo Tuesday evening. Miss Minnie Ilolman left Saturday (h,. evening lor Iiavenport, W asliinglon. where she has the pliuripalship of Hie Davenport high school. Kruest Del.ong Is threshing Tor (jeorge Salisbury. Mr. and .Mrs. Joe Oellle of I.n Orande spent Monday evening a! the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. I) man. .Mr. and .Mrs. Ootlle were mar-1 concerned, the aim lieing to so fur as , rle.l alxiul three weeks ago In Peoria. possible, provide 11 substitute for horned 111., the former home of Ihe bride. y.fc n,,,i .,, iv tl, ,.hil,rBn ther..!' Win. Salisbury, who the best nnssihle mlviintnirrs ill an I Junrlion lojrdui'Utinna wav. both ree-urdinir tin ! luppcucrd before the commission i.i "Dehold Ihe Man," Is th. expres-'p,.,,,,, Mn( alleged that the convic. slon of Pontius Pilate when the ' nl-j tion for violation' of the prohibition titude sought to crucify Jesus. It is-Jaws was obtained without nufficient also the title of the picture which I evidence but presented no proof to Kd ward., has been filmed lately depleting Ihe (hat effect and the commission deciiltd On October 1. 31119, City Attorney i James D. Slaler wrote a letter to Ihe O-W. It. & N. railroad regarding i securing perpetual easements linden I lie fomjiany'a trucks wlio:e the city's'1 sewers ure curried under the rail-L Way tracks. At last evening's meet- iug of the city commission Mr. Slal-i er reported Hint he bad Just received j! an answer to thut letter. The hiis-i wer Indicated that the railroad would he glad to give I lie city the easements!' but wunted data iegardiug the con-ii sl-itiction of the sewers which will bo furnished by the engineering depart-'1 meiit of the city. J At present leases held by the oily 1 can be cancelled on lliirty days' no-;J tlccby the railroad and II is the de-,i sire of the city .10 secure perpetual easements su .that all chances of-i trouble in (lie future will be eliml-a nated. ; j SHERRY'S! -TODAY- .fu rl Qaramounl Qiclun Movies of Mooseheart ! To be Shown Friday . - The locnl Moose lodge has received !i latest films showing the new ! buildings and' latest improvements at'i the Mooseheart home in Illinois. They will be shown at the Star Theatre nexl J Friday, Mooseheart is a school main-;i tained by the Moose for training tho' children of deceased Moose and i.vi organized on unioue lines so far as'! Huff, educational institutions of the kind nreji Mr, and Mrs. came over from Palmer allend Ihe Labor Day cell. Ination in ordinary educational subjects anil vo- 1..1 i.ranne. were guests at the. home rational training. Over '800 rhildrtfji of Mr. Salisbury's mother, Mrs. Alice are lieing trained there now. i Salisbury, . Tills has bin n very busy w,;ek . SPI'CI AL NOTICE. ' a'l (he Adam. Rec k farm as flilO d .7.- j All Odd Fellows are reii'ilestcd to ! en ears- of corn. 200 pounds of meet at the I. O. ().!'. Hall at two string IToans, liesides cucumliers. can-' o'clock n. m.. Friday. Srtiteniber flth.li Jesse L.Lasky ETHEL L rp Pk 1 . 1 jx fr. A City Sparrow" j I.ulu .loliuson, tlie Valowa count. nurse, in the free tuberculosis clini:- given lucsday under the auspices Afl STAI1I.K III'IINS DOWN. PKNUI.F.TON, Kept. 8. Fire Mini- jday night destroyed the livery stable i hclfiiiirimr I,, I i.vi l.'ld .-id .... IJO... The report of Chief of Police Um lliock i,.v..ih.. u,m, h the Wullowa Mediucl Sociely und Hoxer showed that 'M arrests were 1 Agidius (Jrimshaw, adjoining. Twelve uui'UmI by 1,r' (:- ( ' U'dlinger, siipe-.j made in August and of these :i were aulomobiles in the gurui-e. together '""''"dent of the State Tuheu-ulosii convicted, eight being o.iruled. Ammo with all tools, were destroyed Th ""spilal at Salem. For the first dm I the arrests during the monili weiefire wus discov.'red in time to remove "' uf ils kil"' "' 1,0 l"'1'1 ''!lsl "r ""' eight for selling limi.ir and two for I the horses from the stable i1""1' 'N,",,ll,lli,ls i( wus uimsually -in - having liipior in posi.'i, Ion. A -pcciul ' ;eessful. It was the fourth held this officer was on duty in con ,ort:on with Kent Huh luo d..v 1,. ...... . y'r in the stale by (be ( iregon Tul" -1 1 lll.'MS .ISXH-llll Hill, I Miss Louise X.orn, countv liulili.' health nurse, returned vesteidnv from Knterprise, where she assisted ' Mrs.1 "rlo'',r trrt,t. were prepared -To nltend the funeral of llrother Oo. ' ! for sliiiunent to Kntorpris Hecks will ship litis amount of Stansfield. W. C. ROIilN'SON !l-8.1t; N. (.. ALSO LAST CHAPTER "LIGHTNING BRYCi. SEE THE FINISH 1 im Mam&tmHMttvstTom!Bsg3iaammaai liquor riiidn made towards the end of.wnli tne menin. Ihe amount of fines e.,1.1 lected during August wus $170 and tilth last day to pay tent without a penally. P K-: Use Olisyver Want Ads. THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo, M. Tf?.oV. r HI- n Ci f S . . . , . As onTxs r?. rRoii You IIVlTern-eseriei-, WflM rtl,A r.K.n.... .V--r-- I" liet-tlMli IT. Ak.ir Tn I liy.n -r , - 1 I ,.o XD. '-r-AKc THAT ' -V'K, -Y'HONK' Cr JUNK AWAY FPdM ''.'. ' :'A lN rnoNt C7 MY Res. I Starling early in (he morning Dr.. jKellinger by evening bad oMimineil ! twenty-nine putionts und of this mini ' jber eight showed clinical symplnms of tuberculosis. Tlie visitors tooKi : great interest in the evabioat ions an. I the advice given, proving that the pub Mice gtneriill.v is taking a sensible al titude in desiring to know more 11I1010 ithe prevention and treatment of tu berculosis. I Kvery physician in Wallowa couu'y attended the clinic and brought p-i j ii-nts for exaininalinii. Dr. Hellinger ,was elilertaiiied by the society and will lie taken on himling and fi-hing ex.' pedilioos during the next two wet ks. l a (Iriuule and I'liion county, jihv siciuns have invited Dr. ll.-llingei to, conduct a clinic here before ho re turns from his vacation. .-V -cot dun: , to Robert W. Osbotn of ttle Oiego'ii Tul'ci-clilosiH association. who returneil to Portland yisterday, tlie clinic date' lure will K. Seplember l:i or I'll. Tlie use of the Crande Kondc hospital wi'h its eiiipnieiit has been offered as the' place for the examinations, which will! probably make the event the nin-t ' successful yet held, j Miss Zorn will spend the next tw. weeks making arrangements uherehv. every man, woman and child I.i Ihe! cininly wishing a free chest examina tion may appear ut the ilinni. ' J.1 HI I MS IIAVK MililM l. Iaffo,lils. Faster l.ily bull's and Pa per White nreisis. drew tluin in water. See them growing in our win dow. Kveryone should plant a few an I have Mnoms all winter. ! -"t C1IF.KKVS Fl (UilSTS. Sept. lllth la-t day lo pav you' ' water lent without a penalty. '.IS -(! IF writ 111. WINS. j P(i:ti.,m), s.-pt - D..HVOI i-,i j Marti liknockrd out llnttbeg lle.-ie-l of Senile, Nt night in (he seem, I round of a scheduled ten round bieii S10 Red MONARCH RA d M ucti&n N G E S J153The Best rang that lrioney can buy is now sold at practically pre-war price. owar eaters Come in ami let us show you one of these wonderful heaters. Their quality is wei known and OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. Bohnenkamp Co. W H
