Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1921)
'"A Fi'id.n-. (Violin- 7, 1021 LA GRANDR EVENING OHSERVER PAGE FTVR a r f 11 Local News In Brief -TFUTURE BRIGHT SAYSBRDGK Football Rally lo HOT I.AKK A It U 1 V .M.S. Hi Kr w X' COMING KVEXTS. Oct. 5. Lust day for paying second installment on 11120' taxes. October 8. 2::10 p. m., at hih school athletic field, La. lirande meets Enterprise in first football game of the season. Oct. 1!), 20, 21 and 22. "Days of 'lit'' presentation by local Klks. teachers who will bo hero nexl w ul I he annual tri-county leache institute their rooms. the pitch on which he tore in was wide - t . . m. H"11 r.un oiuun, ine Hiunicu cuicacr, . uvui i HQ IieiCl lUlllglll, u.t it t uw from him for passC(i n0T LAKE, Oct. 7. Following aro . (ball. 'nnio'iR the guests at Hot Lake: J. A. HyufW-i's (gcrm-killine medication A hiirh school rally, in anticipation Thc c.intit rooters i;ot their chance Ausburn, Lexington, Oregon; L. B. is the oly L-nsiblv and safe way of of the football game with Enterprise I lin Thursday to grow enthusiastic' Akcrs, linker: C. E. Hean, Elgin: T. treating V'Vrh. Goes right to tho tomorrow, will be held this evening t jovt.,. tl, playing of tho remarkable 1). Barclay, Pendleton; K. C. Belcher, spot. Hillild through the nose ami 7 :!I0 nt the high school athletic field, i,.,...,.,. I.-Thi lellr iioHWnier Weiscr. Idaho: Mrs. R. l (Jleason. mouth. CuAilteed suisfaetion or moii- i .. i . r : .1. 1 . ' " ' . . . .r line nesnmcii nuys win iuiuimi undoubtedly prevented the score taking Sunipter, Oregon; Mary Stunovicn ami ey rclumlcu. Sold byal 1 druggists, ftt. l((th IV 1 ;ntVithout ilSil ij' tu pay jour water 1 unity. cek'Sl.lll'.lll'l'ville l'ai-UHT Tl'lls" JTd irll," class will B f11 m'0, 2T, S'-novich; ?,forl ..r3' ,, ... , ., . the girls or the lic.hm.in class win ,It, nimp B,.,,at ,-atch 0f , smlins F. K. Spaulduig ami wife, I ClltiUt'ttiilliailS 1-iinil.lll be there with green ribbons in their ,inpr ,)y Mtuscl aUelcd for two base Washington. ' Situation Here (.Jtnul. v. "'.' tl".lt if l,K'''' -'1,lV sisters need with lw0 on jH th,, Yankees' first in-1 I in, diegjn; Sunnysidc, In Walla Walla !,neir sl'Ivlll's lluv ta" rcaunj ioiuo.- )linR tunimg the smash into a doubi.. Dr. A. N. Mavvillu is onucctcd1 PENDLETON, Oct. 7 Wilbur i. mem. play. . Then, in the third, he broughtl ; home today rroiu Walla Walla e "rock, owner of a farm at Water- '"' ' m.im.ii i":,u '"; the crowd to its feet with his brilliant, j , - .;. he has been several days on business. ''' t t"" Athens, eamo us,rll ' ''''' '",';"t performance in grabbing a difficult J ftlKW TflTi A Y ' .!. - tho Blue niounlaius from bis 8m. Iliere will lit u larKw aUrailiuion thin j,,.,,,,,,, frm McNaly tlmwins him. i XI JU V V J- VlIl X i i'l Leaves l'or Kan I'raueLseo . ' l,lur home at Suinniervillo ' jusl in "sual " llu' uIcninr t-'il"'- Nearly the Sl,f ttt the ball, and then, while flat on ... ...... .. ... . !;.,.... ...... i i i I ... .... entire student body has bought tick- -,i ,,.-,,.,i ,, ,l un.in I .miss cra Miuigan leu last n gin i '",r " i """" . ,. p..,,. i ...n 1 t... ..... .. , . ... i.i.. it :n t t..tets solar. v..itrt i .,n vi-K.. i..,t r.,i. 1 U4v ivr.i i 1 p .sni.in . .w. t,.iii i nil, mvu n NCIU I11U W III -.......... .......... ..... .... . , - . , - - - - . , Lwau Bros, oiierate bis Waterman third. rami in this county and he hims.ir! vi.-u vi i hvku ii.miii. ii I Third Inning Tense. manages two farms tu Wallowa and ,mvm' i,.t h ' i i.i..-ih l. hmJ Much of the excitement of the game Union counties. Ilmiim iliu last Oct. imh Iks lent withuVm lU-7-lt t iluy to pay your wate penalty. Cnndy Day. Candy Day, October the eighth. Thh is the date of the National Candy Day All over the United States. . make her honw in the future. work. 3001. ' lieturii Home liuanagcs two farms lu Wallowa anil in ..t u i-i,..,... it,.,, i., AtU-uU Fair In Knterpils.s I Sirs. L. A. I'rescotl and daugliler counties. Durum tnu lai alles0 110wspa,,ers and Jnpunu re, "; cro ... o m um... WANTE1)(Hl. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Scrlbncr and "is morniiig lortheir liomu lii""en ..u. unien in ma anio nus coi - ,m,.t,,ra ul0 bribed to Induce them - -j daughters , Ella and Bess and Beth '"bler. ' - jero dall tho principal roads in Ciiion lH rtfraiu rn,m opposing a raise lu bigh fly to Baiuroft Kawling.-i-r i.... .. i.. i land Wallowa counties. !., .. .., i T,.i,i .i, I,,.,.,,, sounmeif and twisted to get under '" "" -... ,.n;... ..... ... ..... ' - T Wmier bill w,. im.l.lel tend tho fair for two or three days. "1"'"" "' "' 1 """,8 l" mll" V ' invesllwitioii lino ' . ., j " f . .i " . " ,h Zii. FOK KENT- : .mis. u. w. siiauiioii, Mrs. diaries east oi mu mo iiiouiiuiins uiu ' the Tokio (.as oinpaiiyj ," ,i , . .L Em.-rson and Mrs. C A Snnmions1 good this fall that lo travel tliein is, T,, r...iiinim f ooiini.iion In-n"" lnc cruwu rmu ,u ,lul" soeill vi'Slerilav hern. Tlmir Iw.mu Ik U treat." dlH'larCS Mr. Brock. "The 1,1 ,., ,n.,.j !ilsi analnsl llHMll hers "''It furnished housekeeping roopislaud one small' store building. l"hoih: Black- 1012. :f" t 10-7-21' for general .house- ! Call Floyd McKcnnon.XlKcd i in . i I iia Hunt lug John Sur of the Adams Leather Co. of Spokane and Tony Baerinl are spending the week hunting near Joseph. ill Baker. Leaves For Walla Walla Mrs. C. Norby left this morning for Walla Walla l o visit friends and relatives for a few days. early fall rain filled lu the rut holes ,,, ti1(, Toklo municipal assembly lb: I and the subsequent dry spell caused; u,y accepted money in exchange for Hie hoavy mountain soils lo pack liknju,,r official authorization of the In Me pavcniont. The auto trip lo l.nwls-; t.V:iso 111 price of gas. visiting i ton, via La Grande, Wallowa aml Tho Investigation followed a pro- Three furnii.lied rooms, No children. Phone Black It'll. 10-7-Iitp i , To.Momtow wikmm; a i. s i, I ii i e i .' it i: i: The first 1'in customers buy- 1 ing fine worth, or over, of any nierchandlsc will receive J V.V.- i Visit On Coast Mrs. Jack McC'arty and M Allistcr a f La Urande aro friends lu Portland. From hero I hey ray Is easy at this time and offers test from tho people against exhor will go for a 10 days' visit to friends " variety of valley and mountain, bitant gas charges, at Marshl'leld had other Coos Bav scenery, which for Its varied chnrac- -i er out us the Babe came to bat Coach Leary of the Yankees ran out from the dugout and drew Umpire Moriarity's attention to the ball. The umpires examined it and threw it out ..r il.. crump Pitcher Nehf took no ..h with ih- home run hitler ami TO' SALE OK TU'.VDE A iPargain oix-ioom .iwciiinDL UiUUS'ii. six tors tti same, bin iifilu iiilutiif fruik trees FOtt SALE Cicms for fryinj;. i Call Mrs. F.JiqLlaeey, WWi N. De- put. PhonrHc,l452. 1 "Ii points. Ilaynes I'ealer ITei1" A. C. Slovens, was In La Claude lor. is not surpassed anywhere. The drives out from Ei.lerprise, in all di rections now, are very allracliv.'. And all this week. Enterprise offers ELGIN HOST TO AD lletlli'lis To Home lu Elgin Mrs. Ernest Vchrs and daughter yestordny, and spoilt the day hunting left this niornlng for tlieir homo in 'a good county fair and Wild West with Clias. ilcCravy-., Elgin alter spending a few days withlshow put on by a home talent that is relri Ives and friends. Here From Vincent ) Mrs. F. Turnipseed and mother ti Huuling ara ill La Grande from Vincent v i s-1 . Mr. and Mrs, iting friends for a few days. From llllgnrd - Ed. Veth of llllgnrd spent yester day In La Grande. L. Danierell. Harvey and "Doc" Evans left morning on the branch to spend the day hunting. 'avorable Keport Word has been received that the condition of little Aiiene Croupe, In- dblinctive of a real cow county. I "Fall wheat is further advanced lover the mountains than it is in Uma-El.-ic1 tllla. The fields there are very this I green and some farmers are pastur ing in order to hold the plants back. There Is-pleily of moisture lu the soil over there to carry the glowing wheat until snow falls. "Threshing will be Mulshed tills week ill both counties and Hie re- nnssed him to first, filling the bases This brought up Boll Meusel, another hard hitter, but the best he could dc m to send up a short fly to Bancroft, -r.-, n-r-n-r nr. ,.:lVIlr me Lliree OUSe lUIIHCin Sllll.- I I Tl.n Yti,k senreil thev first VUI1 in (Continued from Page One.) 'th p UmHh -mninK. After Pipp had sent l a higli flv to Young, Ward got a hit niercalitlle establishment in Elgin. ' sw bounder to right. McNally hit Tho atone is a late discovery and l0 Nl.hf- wi10 j trying to throw out is quarried nine milivs rrom Elgin on Ynrd at second, shot the ball wide and Billy Erzell's r.nnch. !l is very Kn 'both ruunera were aufif. Wally Schang and easily worked, the weather bard- rvv ,,nss, filling all the corners. ening it nfler exposure. Mr. Ha- Ward tallied the first run as Iloyt lots of shade Pyramid Land dse to school. 10-7-U Oct. IfHh laist day to pay your water lent willirtur a penally. (iltANrt.. MAtK BALL! At Ilex llnll.Vc'liiosday, Oct. 12. Popular Progi ;Wl-4 Liberal Pi i.es. Lindsay's .laz()rchestra. Everybody welceiTtit Tickets $1.10. U There ancIappy B V Nil Vn one full fjoe bottle of PYRCL. Come Early ST All! for Culs, Burns. Elr. heals If not InV A limn tu tho l-ted. toolI , r...., . f ,..i iru nit.r . tni-tiM rrnni l ie irraiu lie us vu.w e.i.' . . .. . . , ;.. , u.n.r...., w. ..... ....... v - - .- . ... anil l.a i..ranoe uusiuess im.-n in i.c. Here .From I'enillelou Hoy Slanfield of l'eii(ll.-luii is vis- ......rt.lure more nenerous than usual King old friends in La C.rando for , ,,,.,, ls . ' ,lay rni.s are at least nil pel' cen several days. ; more favorable I Mian during the past hoavier tliis year than the average 'few davs and everv hope ri.r liecand all Ine hay was pin up in nenen 'eonipleie recovery is now held out 'order. The apple crop Is enormous y and only the .spun crop is snori. i in- 1 Ion Tn Meet alilile growers at love ami 1 worth has one rials in tho'west. .Meeling In Ilex Hall. There was a meeting of tile After shaving Pimples, Skin Infection of Dust. Elr., will be prevented by ZEPYUOL. .. - L.& L. Drug Co. ,0-7-r.t ltd in ns I'roin Portland Clyde Zimmerman returned Ibis iiinmine from Purlland where he spent the week on business. From Port land C. A. Slahl left for branch points this morning nrter spending few days ill La C.randu. Mr. Stahl is from Portland. Hero From Cwrvullls E. A. Ballard and ii. A. Wind, with tho Oregon Agrleiiltural Colleg: aro in La Grande for u few days. Is convinced that Elgin now W1,t out on K.OUn.ler, Ituwlings to' ... of the finest building: male- ;,,yr McNally tried to score as the , Iplay was being made lit first nnil was I nipped at the plate by Kelly's good , ;llu t'liow to Smith. ' Nothing further happened m the hall preceding the baiiiniei and lor a Si.0,ig line until the cightH when the J couple of hours matters of couniy ln-Yaiikees added two. Frisch muffed i tcrist were discussed. t 'Peckinpnugh's easy fly back of second j Prof Bailey of Elgin, landed on ev- base. Kuth smashed a grounder to i ery member of the Ad club lor not Kelly who thi ew out to Pcckinpaugh at J pushing the work on the highway b--, sccniKl Bancroft taking the throw I i .. ........),. .....I ll,.i ..It,. it ,1 it... i. ' A l.:.l nn 11. .1. M.... I " - " - . . . , I I ..i.,1. ..4. ,.IIH.V. ...... IVUIU SOI Mill' IU lllll.l u.i eu i'ilh- i A special meeting of the Ainerlea-i are einpioing seveiai 11.,,....' ,,0 waH ,.,(.ku, llp ,y every Elgin ell- se,s sinKt. t0 center and came home as Legion will lie heiu .Moiuiay cvennm era. nioiu aie n...... Isson. There was no iiiisinliiiig their iipP Was going out on n grounder, j at S o'clock In Eagles hall. ' i.r the fro I . which is earlier tner , mmnini( u,y r,,el tlloy la,. m)t Kawics t Kelly. Meusel took third ! ."""' here and the prices being paid a s(iu.m, U(,.il tn ro.l(, ,.,,.. on th(, pl.v Thl,n th(, unpxpi.t.t(.u a(rin (JI ESTS AT HOT LAKE. ! ror apples make the old oiciani., .nnim.ts cr.nvtmA followed happened Mcusel's steal home amid J HOT LAKE, Oct. 7. Folowing are yield rrom J HIO to J.HMI an '" l0-' j,,. n.,,u,v aml in his dlplouiatic way. rheers that shook the grandstand ! the new arrivals at the Sanatorium: Potatoes in the two rouiitU's aie ' : l,11(U,nvl.l.( U) ,,,. oil ,, waters. Ward ended the inning by fouliiiR out I'lnv lVnlnnd. Helix. Orpiron: .1. II. good lllllilil.V but tho yield is " ..,., ,.iiii,V u,.,.esslnl . u.,11.. ! Saturday Sunday Helliriis Hinin- . . Dan Boyd, left Tor bis home in En terprise this niornlng after spending tho week in Portland on business. Here From Portland W. E. Brown, general sloneepnr for the O-W in in La Grande to spend a few days. ' ' u,,ne,lv iVn-llflnn. Oreeon: Mrs. C. about 10 per rent of normally ami H. Finn and Mrs. Frank Pike, La i be acreage less than P.o per cent or Grande; Miss Annie Eddy. Portland; normal. Generally Cnioll sends M,s l.i.7.ie Morgan and Miss Mai v abroad from lo 50 carloads of po- Dnlli'v. La Grande: A. Jorgenson and lames but this year it Alfred Wick, Portlanu. Mission Hand To Mrct Tho Mission Band of the Frcshyle rian church, will meet at the home of Gwendolyn Bui baniin, fl l N Ave., tomorrow afternoon ill 2:;'.0 o'clock. All nicnibers are urged lo be present. INDIAN CHIEF- ! DIES SUDDENLY: , . . i .Meeting; Postponed' ' . 'The 'mooting' of ! the boyscoiltii wiiicli a to i' held this evening has vTieen Vjaiiiipoiinil iliutil ;naior.ruw evening at 7:15. .All members un asked lo be present at the meeting as several iiiat'tors of 'importance will be 1 aken up at that time, "ne (r these matters Is making arrange ments to help show thu visillng ! Oregon Citv Woolen !" Mills IndiaTi - j BLANKETS in tins latest tlcsi-ns. Popula,? Prices ! $8.?5 to $12.45 ! Kobe tin' the i l!;il' ! 65, S3.65 obile Robes i v l.iil!:'s in i I'iltttM'llS Prices J $7.45 to $12.45 ((Hue curly ami U'i't til'- ; first sclcr'tinlis fur till' ln'lil;iy pirsciit. ! I.t'julcr Awiiv Tiicsdiiv ;it Kiiii .(.! rounds in Kntcri'iisi1. ENTEliPKISE., Oct. 7 Phillip McFnrliind, leader of the N'ezpcice! Indians, died Tuesday ariernoon at the Wallowa cotlily fair grounds. Willi about 30 members or bis tribe he had come to his nnllve hills to visit old scenes and enjoy the lair. Ills body will be buried on Captain John creek, on the Idaho side of Snake river, about 23 miles" above Lewiston, beside his.l'alher and ni'l ti er. All through bis life Chief JMillip had been a freuuent visitor in Wal lowa county. He was here In the early summer Willi a .party, of Ner.- perce Indians to locate the old Indian burial grounds, which llauiliet a l ine Event. addition to establishing a new J . - About S o'clock a banquet was w'orld's scries record of two consecu- i served in tile Summer hotel that was tjvo shutouts by the same team in the r.... .. Tl iii.illll ei.rrle.l illl fl,..! Itt.n ..,,n.u ,lw. (rule I'lieAlllIu rP. I ill lako all i ,,,,,, ,.,i,. ,ri,n, ill.- ever i,l :,l,lUli,.,l Thiir.rinv nisi, went he'! of ( Union's surplus spuds to supply ; t.lU.Ki-ii to green, com. .'I the board. The :t4,!Wn spectators who J Wallowa's shorlarge. j wnH H,!rvl.j iinl successliil 111 .witnessed the Yankees' second victory 1 "At present there appears to be all ii rv .... Ipaid ! l.').:!20. This was more thnn illimarkeliiblc surplus of limilliy anil! . , . . , ., iiuslness six limei? the irate reecinls in the sec-.! Extension deparl uienl , presided as oml game of the 1!0S series which was J loairmasler and many j,nteresl ing the first played at the Polo grounds i talks were made by ht'Ji La Crnudo under the national commission rules, ij and Elgin men. j Ancient History. J Conilltions or the roads mind lis By a strange coincidence the Giuntj J way Into llm program and most of Inst that game to the Philadelphia I the dinner hour was 1 .fit up Willi 'Athletics on the same field and by thp:, llil ilierelwai'j general same score as that of 1 hursuay s con- i oil Mlip .pari oi icsi. k.oiei iicntirr oi.i ine nuriinK ivi ....u....,.,... .(u"ii tin.i r ,r- iiniire mil- ..null' .'lit. linn il ,s i.e- win, u...... - look for Ireely disci lug to the perJ y. and ! airalla bay In the two counties and several large farmers ace now abroad lo buy feeders lo use their hay. "Money, which has been short for all operations, is becoming more plonllrul und business is getting bark toward norma. "The highway through t lie Wallo- I I .. I lr 'i.y.ri..V. PilsSPt '",,," ls to ,:,r '.. " 're g or happiness, ia'l ho - - ., , ,. ,, ,,, ,. MIIWll ! . 1.'.. - ,. lake tliis week, when I hero is no dust is more pleasurable than in Jll-! ly or August." ' lirtseiil and fliV' future ou- ( onnie Mack and it was the onlv game J the valky aiil comply was, won by the Athletics in the fninoiia a ii-nsscil, each iti akef polnl- shutout series. At that game, the first J near dale ofjlolitiilg pios- of the series in New York, 21,!I!I2 per- ' ivon ,.:,id SI,ISH ! niriMrrnyiurn riUHLLn IKIlBLn ! ' PASSES AJAY to be TIhiiiuis Di liCSSIt'l' Was til Idc Of the Siri,.!20 paid Thursday the , , j players will receive $.iH,8i:i.20; the AGRICULTURAIi, , 'clubs :m,28.0 and the Rdvhrory- 1'xiiiViVt A T TT-T TCJ. flKT .SI7.20N. If intciest in the series con- J WX.A1JIJT1 1(5, UiN Iti.mes and the play should extend to I EXIIIEITION six (ir seven games n new totre. jceipts reconl is almost certain in view (Continued Jrnm Page One.) ,of tlie high prices being charged off i both reserved anil unreserved esats 1 I'.llsCl' them. Miss Ilaniann, Mrs. Bert Grout at the Polo grounds. The present rec- it il'ii.l nnd Mrs. Elsie Taylor have charge of ord for gate receipts is held by the LEWIS J.SELIMICK Prrtrt OUTd? SHOWS RALPH MCE PRODUCTION W llll UI'"U"H .'IllHll.H l"i Mrs. Jos. Anson, Mrs. Win. Taylo- t Chicago clubs when $722,41 1 was lak- (Jll'll'tlM' t IMltlll't'. Mr. ami .Mis. Koltert Matellon ami cn m during the eight games BAKER, for the past l'il;i(iiS(! $4 Autoni I'W the 1 MiiHl . L.rW Tin LLINT Mrs. Wm. Sherwood wait upon the Oct. 7. Thomas Bossier, hungry ones. Mr. Beck ami Mr. Mas-j years connected with tenon cook hot lunch anj .Mrs. .Master- aside hvlhe government sa sacred to mining i Baker county, passed awav ton and Mrs. Mir. woo. serve it. los. the Kediuen. Two weeks ago he re.Un,tiv after 10 oclockl Wcdncsda- dames Anson ami Taylor dish out the turned from his homo at Lapwal, 'morning at St. Elizalicth hospital Toi-Mce cream and hand out the candy, etc Idaho, and went lo the bead of Clles- ,owin(r , prolonged illness of cancer The Eastern (liegor, Mumc co,pany l.llunus creek, where he r-nialiied un-.tf ,he pancreas glands. In the passi.- has a player piano and phonograph mi til last Wednesday on Harry Huff- f lr. d,sler. Eastern Oregon loses the hall to be u.-cd for demonsti ativ man's ranch. a man who has seen all of the ups and purposes Philip was born In 11" and so downs in mining both in the vicinity i est. nlay, I rol v. II. l.ockeii ... was 73 years ot age. according to his f Baker and Sampler. h''"'. ' " -'nv" . v,'7 . . ,.. iioi tu. ,i .....i .,. I..,,,, In Muj . instructive talk on poultryculling.il" ..... n. llurrnian ranch, and 1. Ohio. August !l, lr,7. and in lo?.'. is also .H-lributing bulletins on , i l il... loeaonl h i Cnllfornia where he en- log and feeding pou owner the spot where the. tepees - gaged in mining. In 1XX0 he was uni'. cave another culling demonstration al were set bv the Indians at this fa- ed in marriage to .Miss Anna .l . I. in- :. t..:. ,,, , ,.. old ler .of Downirvillc. ( alifornin. and in Tomorrow the following prominent , d.ivs. - in. .,ih,r filed 17 vears iieii ill ..... ,...ii.. .ilifl,.n l...,l.ll.-k,.. n Villi,., inul White Swer U, I l" c k, " mines, when he moved to Sampler an- toe, and low to Cn.w 1 hem' ; Mr" " lM ,ha calivon. and his became owner of the Ibex mine which A. h lva ,e, ( un v School S,M- , h,r d ied TveLr, ---o on the up-'he has om.rated until his present il'- mtend.,,t. whose t.nk w,l be on lh mother (lieu - . - nil, "Piobbms of Our Kmal Scnools' t li'Sllimnus. ie ... - - ., ... . .. , ... n llrn.e Ileniii- state senator I...1., Will.,... ,.,..!.. iunirpr of lb ,i ii ,loi.rt or winter wh"ii his Tour, sons, la, t laire, 1 nomas jr., ' ,. ' . " . . . that it was "lean oi '"' 1 , ...... ....., i n,.. l. nion Kxnei uncut Station; Agricu! Oct. tilth last day to pay your water rent without a penally. A smashing story of tho Royal Northwest Mounted Police' in the Great Northland ALSO A TWO-REEL MACK SENNETT COMEDY r. -jiiu3uiiliZffi3- cut'. Cocke! I ilK'.li; removed to this citv where un'.:! people wil take part in the program: I lKll) he was connected with the Bai- " " Wcatheispon. Stale Board of Horticulture, who will l.-rture on "Po- TMt TOE WITH A Cof4lltNf.E 110H Adams Ave. Idaho, dp too. and D AN C E I 1 llll It I 111 i I III, Old Timo Dailce Thursday id Mi Karlalid. liv Modern Imnccs Saturday koim ik.i. t,rn. The old chief Has loill , i.csines nis ne. or c- -u,...,., . ;d7.n, irary I. I In 'he time of his death, and 'two brothers Jurist .bum son of Wallows county, an '"T ll Z XrL i w' taken to and two sisters who reside in the cast, la.ry CL Avery, agnculLir,.,t of .In snow. In the '"n':,t Hnako'Funerol services were held Friday '"n county. "i" "'Z o-J w e'd e I - years moming a. 10 o'clock from St. Francis: '"."" ' cniudv grange river. Ihilip s wife ami (.thedrl. Ilev. Kathcr Mackcv offic turcr. will have charge of th,V,.gra,., ago at 'W'H '. . . r (uirvive Phil- iating at rcouiem high mass. The dc- today and ton,.., row. A son '' '"''7 'Ka.nlah.:r.-ast was memla-r of Baker conn- A onhe lra fr..m La t.rjfiel" and i; Francis Mcrsrlsnl ' "' ki.,ht, of Clumbu.-. .1 ''- '" '""' M'.ai.e.te will Like par ho has been tisiiiiik -. ili i... in tin- liiog-iini thi evening. :,rr mm OI " " . . . ., -v , "I"" .. .... , n I or .unlit ... ' , 0v 1 1 .Iron . JHlt' 1 . ... . hi I u t.r.il.inr. Ml I "li" I""- " " " THIRD GAME Enterprise Man MARKED BY Buys Joseph rapcr GREAT SCORF. REHALL N. A. Desilet, Manafr 'ft KnttThrisc hni bought the Jrim . VKWlMHiT. On-. (N't. 7. H. Jfcml'). H hhjkM thp pnMri1v fnm by Wa-'npr nf thi citv wa" foum! !'' O. I- Sm;il1ir.t who w anxi'-iM t YptT1ay morninz lrrti-n ht jrH away to takp charet- tf n p! r h iratf liravh ncath an init.:tnl-il-. h pun ha ,t 1 driver, Clnra :o. i i Jet. Iitth It lay to pH)' voiir water our wat' ( U) ti'i,'r KI'Mj p-riljll'l' it thj n-vt rtwt justly rflrtnatcl I'lDL't'T of .mil Met rt Kiw. thp la rVy "Itol." Mu-H. Th 1i!V.' C'itliro. iilan ili'l rothimr !!' t;in si"-ut; l clean (tt'-al of h'Ttf m thf c'hih lvir-li-a'in Mt-Nndy' f-nt f.f W.!Hlay ftmn't hMVl i Ii.in -.r it, rithc: ARCADE i Verd TODAY AND SATURDAY (Tho "Mother" of " IN G prdon Humorcsquc") 'THE GREJTEST LOVE A Vita), Glowing Drama cf Life Itself, Told in the Universal Language of Humanity. SPECIAL!! THE ROMANCE OF LA GRANDE A moving picture made in La Grautlo with a local cast including THELMA CHOATE, TED LARSON HARRY SN0DGRAS3 And Others OREGON NEWS Seaside Celebration Motorcycle Races Elks Picnic at Estacada Bank Employees Outing and Other Items Coming Sunday-Alice Brady in -"The Land of Hope'' in J fe.i f .-t. I"th li't l:iy t pay -n -tbtn a pnltv. t
