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I f V Pntnrdny, OctoW S, 1021 f LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER f i Local News In- Brief .. !;' I", j ... co.mim; events. J Oct. 5. Lust day for pnyiiiir ! ' if second installment on J- l taxes. October 8. 2:.i0 p. in., at hich f school athletic field, l.a $ (irniidc nicctH Kntcrprisc iti 'I' J first football fame of I lie v season. J sOct..l!l, 20, lil and 22. "Hays J of '4'J" presentation by local V j V f Quests At Savoy ' s Mrs. J. II. lliggins and daughter oi Wallowa are at tlio Savoy. ' . Wallowa People. In lly Leuora II. Fuller, Vera and Mrs L. D. Powers, of Wallowa, are at the Savoy hotel today. -) , . Cove liuly In ("My j'Among Hid Cove" people in l.a Grando last evening was Ksthcr II Saunders who was it Foley hotel guest. ' . f . , lie Tells or Airbrakes .:ijj If. F.'Yohn, an air-hrakemnn ioi ijio O-W, is at I lie Summer today urn Will lecture to the railroad hoys or Homo of thu new wrinkles in the alr- . brake game. ' f Will Visit III lYllilli-tnn .", Mr. and Mrs. F. i). .McCully, ol 'Jo.-oph, were in La (Irull'le last even ting on I heir way to Pendleton t siiend a few days wilh friends. Here l-'rnni Alaska Miss Virginia fVaser, of Anchor age, Alaska, Is a guost at the Sum lller hotel while she looks tin snnu i inisincss matters in tho valley. lias Pumps Are O. K, jj Charles Oral, rormer eiiief of po- lice or La Grande but not slate seal i er-of weiglits and measures, made i J eomplife tour or the city yesterday inspecting gasoline piltnps at rilliii! ! stations and he reports every one it ; up lo standard and that the pulilii is getting a square deal. v v Sign At Savoy lintel Sign Painter Kunyuu today I erecting a hew sign ror the Savoj hotel. Willi letters of white on ai azure field. Hie artist says he guar nirf.ees to attract tho ye or ever person who seeks a downy couch up on which to rest his tired limbs. Dr. Mount On Way Home I)r! Allan Mount lias been attend lag tlio ph.vsitfij'tift'Ua'of .loscph pco for unite ;a while mid ' is iml. rarely that ho can 'leave, tlio old tiw on a trip.' He was In I.a Grunde las night on -hi jvav li"i)ie after a fev lny' iVlHli,- iiitlifi fiant. While iwtt ho was a -'.Sohtinor hotel guejl..:: Sns lower roiinlry Is tJootJ W.( l5; jHnrke, or Slierwnod. fire, was iS La Giaiide last evening will Fred Henley or linker. They drovi dowii from Unketiou liiisiuiws : am whifil he're .Sl'r.:;li')irke iitale(l. i.hing' iif .Hie lower' country are- sale' 'am iiiiid. People, he claims, are gii; iiilg over ihn cheap money iirgie am1 iii'0 setting down to normalcy. rllmcli liiiinei Tile Ladies' Aid or tile Metholis Kplseopnl i liuirh kill serve . dinnei I'rom D to. 7 P. ni. on aioiiiniy on at 5e pur plate. Kverylnuly come. wel- ! Oregon City Woolen ! Mills . j Indian BLANKETS J lit, tin- lairs) tltsinlis. J Popula? Prices "S8.25 to .$12.45 ! I'alnnVf I.oli'N l'r tin- ! Hal V ! . $.65, SS.65 ' j I Automobile Robeg j ! l'i- tin jill liitlvs in j j Tin- Liti'spvj'iitti -ins j Prices $7.45 to $12.45 . ! ( 'mm' early ami ir ) the j J first selectimis for the i ! holiday present. i " TMt STOKE WTTM A COSULfvUE" J v 1108 Adamj-Ave. DAN OKI TimADaice Modern DaaJcs Saturday v liimn from liilc,nid Mrs. Kil. Saling ot IlllKard spent yosturduy In I,a Grande, on business. To SH'iil Week-end Miss Jessiu Karris Is spendiin week-end at the hoino.ot C!. ft'. dlo in May Park. j 1IUI' Cio To 1'oitlnnil ' Mrs. C. K. Short, Mr. and Mrs. S. I). Crow, ot l.a (jrnuilo and Mrs. 'Jail anil .Mrs. Tony ot linker lull. thb morning tor Portland by auto. Uet urn To Home Mrs. Klmer Mi Maims and beb son. Snap, are ahle to return to ;ln:ir homo at 1SIK1 Fourth slreet today I'rom tho Grande Uoudu hosplni. Mrs. MrMauii8 and baby aro gutting along very nicely. 'tin1 To Spokiim - Mrs. K. M'. Cram left last nigh fur Spokane to he gone several days visiting friends. Will Vb.il In Nniuiui Florence lionnott lurt I his morning ror jNainpa. Idaho to spend a week with her sister, .Mrs. Cecrl Craig. Ili-i I'lom The Dalles A. II. .McMahani and wile and child or The Dalles are In La Grande to ipehd a few days. From l':ulerprisic A. II. Anilnino and his football leain rroin Knterprise ale registered at the Foley today. Itctiiru From Visit ,Mrs. Ktibe Zwielel and Mrs. Clyd" Ieighton returned last night troin an extended visit wilh Mends and rel atives ill Pasco and Walla Walia. .Meeting Time .Chuugcfl Tll boy scouts Will meet '.otiight instead ot at 7:15. 8uvt'" viously announced. Drove In Prom The Dalles Among the guests at the Foley ho el last evening were -II. . MrMiilmn'W ind rainily who drove Dalles. ill I'rotn The Will IViibntc Tlio will of Harrison WU ks. pion eer Norlh J'owdei' farmer, was ad mit toil to probate roduy. Clarence Wicks, h son of deceam d, also 11 n'si rl on t of North I'owder, was named as -xeiuitor. Om-i 1 I'rom I-Jtln pi-isc W It Aiiiin t,.,u- ,i.,ln..r r i in. Wallowa Milling and Urain company n . .iiiipiinu, ii ii I.' I iu Kll HI' iiltlll' MlltIV II UUI nt Ili'UI.'' .Hill f"l Crand,. last l, .. l.nu!..,... J..1I !.. l, ,.i, ..,!.. '...i.i. i.: ' "t-. ma v w.iiv.i a . -t ; , : - In,... ftl.r It.wJ It...... : a ,..ii. . . .... , ui i.K i' . ii.iiics ..icciiiry .1 bcar is cutting capers at Paiiner Junction Intimidating citizens and euu,...g iir.periy..: nils mor it in' hear, b-ft for, i he Junction to do A littlo; bear huntiiig.. t.iM-s To .Moscow ,.'. Charles Iteyniilds left . last .night for Moscow whi-ro liu will refi-ree. a foot bail : ga hie' h'el w-i-tt I ini Idaho -Vale L'nlversity and the, ninth nrniy 'mini. Captain Kverott Mays plays vith the army team. Here Prom Tornuia J. Poller spent yesterday in- I Irande wilh friends. .Mr. Poller 'loiiH- is In Taconia lint he owns iiirni near Ilolse where be ehas been i for several days looking, utter busi noss. lleii- l-'roln l-liiterprisiw. Henrv J. Dullois, superiulendi-n'. or the KntiTprlso si hools anil runn er principal of the I,a Crand-i high school is in .a Crande to al tend Hie roolhall game today uud the im iitule next wek. Wriles l:eelleiii Maiiil Among ihe many men who regist er at I ho local hotels it is ailnilli. il oy hi nil vl people (I,,,! .( i .mi,,,.! nallgli of Wallowa has the mosl n.r-l lectly wrilf n signaling. n resi-m-hli-s copperplate mid Is always Ihe same. No mailer how many cigars Jim has smoked his nerves are al ways even and lb., signature shows up as even as though 1 were primed from perfect script type. Mr. Mim iiaiicli was over from Wallowa .iHi night ami was a guest al the Kob-v. Presli) lernn llmthci-houil The llrntherhooil of the Presbyte rian church held the first ineeilng f tin- season at the Manse Wednesday night. There was an' unusiiiiMy large niiuiher prcserl. Mr. Smith iea, Hie iliseii-sion of Spiritualism. This has biyome iiuite a Inc topic since Hi" great world war. The men all took a great In ter.-st In Ihe discus sion. The opinion seemed to prevail that thero Is nil hfiig supernatural about the prenoineiia conuis-led wttb ibis cult. The rait that practically all mediums have been caught In trickery dis.ourls any claims thev TrinrarlaTi'1"''1"' r'''e'ence ,, railing up the AUUIOUrt ispirils of the departed. Tho next eliiic will be b-Id at the home I'i -i-l. iii. .Mr. I.. .- -oiti.l.i I h- S"leBl V!eiiMk aiunliou ot tl.e puhi,. ..nd if . a 0. , ma i i. . o ' m-iI i. y .-c.iool ik,.rs it. iarii- all.d lo I he .-ih.hv scli.Hjl I, I'.f I'nu... ei-ui.tj- i hi h Klu l'lirker, ailn? statu secretary, for the smra Sunday sehool associa tion will bo present to address (lie sessions anil to conduct conferences on efficient Sunday school work. A largo number of local Sunday school workers having a part also upon the program which is just- brim full or vital things- Doleful es are expected from the thlrty-ihree Sunday schools or the county ana a most Inspiring , pa I lioiin k is anticipated. Thu public Is invited to irtend all the sessions and thu Sunday sehmil workers and teachers are urged to make liielr plans to attend ror at uast u part of dm ,hiv 'can Iteaily l''or .lob Wlien his $15,0011 bond as receiver and his f 50U0 bond as dlsliurslng of- iicer aro approved at Washin;! on, .1. H. Pearu of I.a Grande will bo ready to take up tho duties of tho land of fice ill his town. Mr. Pearu, who is istercd at tho Hotel Portland. was confirmed ill Ills appointment nj few day ago. The I.a Grande land; office is a maximum office, which! means (that the lees amount to $3tinu a year. It has always been a maxl-i ilium office and will continue to be; for years to com The governineiv! j recently udded about 110,000 acres loj this olfice and when this land is siniic the iroverument will lu'obnhlv release more acreage. During the wr ulthniiL'li far hevoni! t he mililu-1 ry service age, Mr. Peare took I lie raiiiihir course under Colonel Leader at Fugeiio and came thiouglli wit h riving colors.-tOregonian. Ney Mayor Named At Josepli To Fill Vacancy., . JOSEPH. Oct. 8. At the regula: meetini' of the city council Tuesday 'evening, II. M. Swartwood, cashier m' .the First National bank, was appoint ed mayor of Joseph to fill the unex. pircd term of T. H. Morelock. ! In takinir this action, thu councf' was merely coniornung to a secuou oi: the city charter which provides for the! filling of vacancies in city offices, audi 'the fact haviliT been established that j the office of mayor had been vacant fin : n,(tnlh ni nwire. the citv fatllers concluded it was time to act. . Hie elevation of Mr. Swartwood tc. ,f vmMh w(, iuii ,.s ,,,,,. tie office of mayor created a vacancy- fu ,,.,,,,. ,.,,.. will il the council which was filled by the! .,,. M, ,.,, , fr,igrniiv of b.v appointment of W. G. Uelth. ,.hle pers .lilies when we go down tl. i ..e m.. o...A.. 1 w "'v" ill l lie eieviuiuii ui .hi. owm vwuvu ,. . ,.,., i, t-.-.n-e .ii' l.ih. Ill appointnient of W. t.. Heitn. I p,.s iliiles when we go down VkSLMtfZf - '"'' C. T. U. HOLDS ITS CONVENTION The W. C. T. U. met in regular ses sion Thursday afternoon in the M. K church with Mrs. Tap Thomas presi dent. irr"thr chair, j .Mrs. Curtis .anr u beautiful snlo! which' was enjoyed by all. Miss Mae Screcj;ins accompanierl her on th' piano, nirs. niiisiun Kie , l..t;..n ..r l... ut.,i.. l.....r.l ..r- jcdu,tion in regard to giving crclil - ijju i... ..... i ... .i ,... r .i.... ,Miuuiu icl inc iju.iiii niiuvy wl ilia. annreciation. -.- I u.... 1. 'rn. ...... ...... ..1 ..,1 ' v i i . .i . '. colon) "ocicgi. e,- in inc ni.u.' tiiii,.:ii- tion which is to lie held in OVegon t'ily the 12th, 1ll(n-'utid J It li . Mrs. Tap, i mnnas c.ecw-. as. ocegaie i ro, forty-seven members.. DI M. I.A I i-.,-- 'gulps when poison - - V, nic would you estimate there was ',', 111 I DOI.I.AK YVIIKAT .MiAlX ' .Meyer's body?" was the nct iiiiesticn III I ... -AL- - . . . .. ' ..f ll... ....w.,,li;..i. .illmnee. ' . i I'W ' I 'Ptl-KTLAND'.ll'ct-sVTVatllts'wi.r;, , ,1 ,olginu .the, wiiight of an .avcrar"l uV itnad infik ' Iddifyi VVlictiM'Was f 't. man's' body to lie'7r kijligriiius, jor Ifif.j . ' . " ' iL.my1juuwliJtMiinii to l.l.i;!, ' , . -pound, his body would have coiitnineii j liM JE"". uZi . . . , k ,' . jj.g grains of arsenic. - , , , UI-:,P Till'! OBSKIIVKH WANT AIIS Tiy re were tlnee samples of oro-an. - '- I iy j-- j i ii i i-u.u-t i i.i u-g 33 ; E!a j- U . . , ...... U j ) I III wr "W V . ir. btt -w m III ill I -Mm -i-Vv BHI hi bJ sL? W ' VsJ II! ImI LI1C j? jsl jl ill o. ii j - SUNDAY and MONDAY "DON'T DON'T SHOOT!" she cried i j f AJh Ill lTrrYT A T T7 A TM TXTf. A rp TffW TTFADTIM 111 I v T J I I I 1 UU 111. II fllJUXll VJ J-L JL 1L I JL JL JI 111 JL i III, li Illl . in in one oi nie mmv niini tii set; 1C3 ui ' i III t-v :.T,.-ri '-r m.,: 1. 1 III, , Tf vou litrl V i jl time to act! Ci'Vl ' Iff P ' Prices-butl J he- tnearr- . Cetreadyf in i ( i.1 K""" up it uctower ui ivi a k$ 1 a m u i WithWraERlNE CALVERT j j! Diacctetl' by Tom Terris3 i jj 1 1 A VitcWaph Super Production ' f ! I ' Also Larrv Setnon in !:i 1 1 i :r Ui- T.,tl' T.MlirrVl rtcttDT" III ' 1 , ."THE FAL.L GUY" ' j ;KpiI (iraml 1-oilgr Next Week. Knighls of I'ythias lodges through- oui urvgon aru grooming their past chancellor commanders to represent tho subordiualo lodges in the ('.itind lodgo which ronveus in Ton land 1 uesday morning., f.lgin, lmhler, l.a Grande ami 1'nion lodges will si-mi leiiresenl.itives to tlio big Pviliian conclave. l-;iks Prepareil for Show. The week-end beginning Wednes day, October J lull is the ikito of till ing 4!l show wherein tho local F.Iks gloall the liicklcs lo spi-eail Chrhl mas cheur next Yeltlde. Tbu custo inury "atmosphere" ot the early day will be typified in its own disiiuetivc way. and there will be gaily and fri volity galoix-. The 10 commliec i.-. spending an especial amount of Hur on the program this year in anticipa tion of gathering more money than has ever been gathered ,in anticipa tion or greater need than ever. , s Dokle .Meeting Toniglit At K::i0 this evening an important i nieil lug or the local Doklo tempi- will be held to devise w ays ami I means of partaking In tho big DoUie festival at Walla Walla shortly where .the rirst. niovemenl to ent rtain the liiiporial Palace in I!i2: Will lie start ed. H is probably that several dele gates will be elected to represent the lueai lodge. ' Ins-cl Ca.:ses "Jumps." t'e-laai all or the nak-lree Hint display a in sierious al-ilily to ,! m nt " or nt least ntaUe sniidcn movement have l-iiig been the sul.jeet oX un scleliliiie cllllii-lty. ll Is iilalieil that llii-ir iieilivo nnvcr Is. ns in lla- ,..,Sc f tin- Canliills .MOietin ".iiliitp- hig bean.' giiv, in gall's in." ll liny worin the lann l e illlct; Jnn-s dNIill'li i-cnler of gravity and cause II to "Jump." I r . ..,.. .,",rj Ihe wi-slern slnpe of life; a fragrance, too, lliat will linger niter we have passed lo 111,- great beyond. Grit. GULFS VHEN POISON SHOWN HER IN COURT s,.(lj(. ?' siophaii. '''. ,,..,, ,,., Mli,illc U. . . i " "f ll"' lW" ''"lleS '!' aillllK-l contained? is taken into the system f ,(( , f ,)u- Iki.Iv, the lain SHOWN HER IN COURT m f ' (Conlinucd from Page One.) C iiMHiircd i'losecutoi- Frank E C . , . . from half a grain up," was the rc-TJJ I jpTrtlVta'il YnVc V i "Two-thirds of a grain. 'j ; ' '' "''' ' 'ri'Ss'" i. "Is it inn true mat wneu arser.i-' ui imii miiiwunii im u i is taken into the system il is disscni- III ' nated throughout Ihe body'.'" '. Ijj . .i'.... ' ........ .....1 l.. ll., :.. nl. i.iii.ii. Ill "I understand it can be found in all Jjj hair; and cvTTT unil-r the finger nails.'- 1:1 "If this were true, how much "rse-. lll . J .'" J sent Mr. Itodcubuugh, one of whichl i.- now in inc possession ot me prose- minor nllolncv kI,.,I fro.,, ln .1,,, its contents were cnrvcdl from th..i! , laxly of liiiwnrd K. Mayer at the scc Icud post mortem, a little over 24 hours 'from the time of his death. Lninn n . Tn VritAlNUiU jt Alii PRIZES ANNOUNCED (Continued I rum Page Otic.) Crimea (ioltlen Winter itauanas. I).v lieiouH, Komtin Heauty, Milan Hork King Apples, Snow Annies. Ground Cherries, ami gourds Howard Cassctl ; oispiay oi sipuisn, lialph Stringham; punipkin, ernon Sherwood, first, and .ilaurice t.ekeler, second; sipiash, nowani tiassell. J-VMOl'S LOCATIONS l'Si:i) FOI! Pit I I It K. Many historic, locations furnished atmosphere for Vilagraph's special production, " I he Heart of Marvt..iid, which will be shown at the Slien'; Theatre on Sunday and Monday Also showing- the prince if makers, Lurry Senion, in '"I ho liny." fim. ''nil AT SIIEItliY'S TIIKATliE I Oil TODAY OXI.Y Someone has said lalelv that real humor, and real comedv. two dirfor- ,'11, but equally desirable olelllenls of I screen drama, are to a greai extent , lucking in inoderii prod url ions. Kvl jdenily l liat person has not seen "The 1 Joyous' l.inr." ,1. Warren Kerrigan's j newest Robert llruutoii production, j distributed by Hodkinson. which ! comes' 1-8, tho Sherry theiilro for today only. Is tar! IIIIMIIIBMIg ' O'fJ I !1 IfMSP -'' THE GIjAMOUR OF THE SNOW COUNTRY. WHERE LIFE IS CHEAP, 1 BUT AMOMAN'S'iLOVE JS HELD WITHOUT PRICE Hot Wter Heatiner Outfits For a sliort at the close r winter now. nd f Regular Price Club Price For 3 room house: Areola and . 2 Radiatorn $211.16 $200.01 For 4 room house: Areola and 3 Radiatora 302.92 287.73 For 5 room house: Areola and "T 4 Radiiator3 " ' 300.06 312.61 For 6 room house: Areola and 1 5 Radiatora 431.03 40IM8 .... j TTiT m 7 r, nn .T 1 IV1 IT 11 1 1 I A V XJUt I I I'OIt liKNT Twik siVall furnished housekeeping roos Viid one small store building. llioW lllack KM2. 10-7-Jt. for uiiiieral ho'.isc- oyd McKennon. Kv.l I'OIt ltrV,'T Three fiirnislnd roonn No cliilrVen. Phone Ulack It'll. , , 10-7-oli 1-01PBALK Wiiclcns for frying. C-i'l MrsV-'. UHlifJ No. Depct I PhoncNJted Sity Ft) ItSALrV.OK Tit Mil.' A Cargaiii. Six-room iVellinj;, modern, six lots to same, bar outhouses, fruit trees lots of shadcicA, closu to svhuuV Pyruinid l.and'i io-7-tr OHSErtVElt WANT SULTS. ADS (JET UE- A l'OIt ItENTWT o-rooni npaitnient furijshcd f, 1i-.l1 u.- it. light housekx-eping et.; Corner l-'our'h. Sprinjuind I-'ifl s eet. JU-8-tr 'Oct lOthviilt dny ft! pay your wate rent wfthouV 1 penalty. AN llPI.OYMENT OFFICE Is lime. stiver lor Hie tanner. We save you m.-Vking a trip to town to liunl up men We get them for you nud send lhe out itnd they are on ha:n! ready toYcgin kvork. You set the price you ay ajel we g.-t "le men. It don't coskyoula cent. We j- iy for the telephoiiViMtssnge or wire. Cull lis up when you want men. Pioneer WANTEIV-CliiX work. Cl M ilbtir. J V TODAY AND SURD oradl l"l,ti'"lllllllIUMlBMUMllJBnSMy. .4 Df" "AD'-'CTB!"Cirs.rfM,rjM '.L ' ' jf .... .' -!rJ'; i ALSO TWO-REEL MACK SENNETT 'COMEDY-' : ' ARCOLA CLUB Before October 22nd To Get Present Prices on IDEAL-ARC0LA been thimkinff of installing an Areola in time you can still join the of business.October 22nd, six buyers of Areola complete, Comein and let us show you how the wonderful Ideal"ARCOLA can save money for you FRED SPEATH EinploynientSjiiiiiany, J flXfii Webb St., Pendleton, NiV-gr. f l'SVne, 07li V 0-8-lt j WANTED Sell our men's tailored -lo- mcasurc jih.ou to 2:i.6U suns and overcoats, direct to wearer. Hip.se two low prices make numernui' rales and big commissions certain. Com missions paid daily. Special propo sition to men writing ininieidat.-lv Styk-t'enter Mfg. Co.. Ciileinnall. OhioX H)-8-ltp y to pay your water unity. I'OIt SALK Kxtrnrtt'd Honey, ftrii g your pails. Payinir cash for pniU O. Volswinkler, Island City. 1U-8 (iip FOIt SAI.l'-LaVt rail for canninc lo- . ... ni Fu matoes. PhomV Farmers 14t. 10-8 3tp American Lcghin Attention! A special meeting, will' bo held In Eagles' Hall on Monday evening at eigtu o enn-s. mi lor ier?servico n-.cn are urged l be pr ll)-8-2t. Chitken . Dinner. The Indies ol th4 Christian Church will serve a cllvki-h dinner Tuesday, October 11th, t fe o'clock, at the luirch. I'j'ii I'jicc. tJ 10-8-2t lik-hardson TIIEVMtt MAN" It III Harris Artlanil Gift Shoo inviles yoi loin special A ItT AND Plil'tjltl-: EXIIIIIIT at hi shop, 121 I Adanu avenue, October 10 lo 15. 10-K-!t A Y - vour home, now is the Areola Club at present the nrices will advance. installed, ready for use Oct. ItlllNasl rent wilhout Vcr esenti ItOY li. VIJItltEY, CmmaipJur, . ntMttllltiultA1 ,i " ' f :."' ' lul-'. ll In n m.?- ll. r :.K-