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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1921)
ftiitiirdnv. Octobor 8. 1!)21 Cbe Observer am jM)Ki'i:M)i;,vi' miwmi'ai'Kk Published daily and weekly at Ia Grand-, Orermi, hy La (Irrinde liv Ha iti g Obaerv-r t'uhlihlnff Company. 11KUCI3 DHNNIH. Kdl'.or t literal Ht ihe poMturilrn at l a rirande. Oregon, hm Second CIum Mall Matter. EJ THE OLD HOME TOWN AItrKM all comunlratlurii to TUB OMH ): 1 1 I '. ! (. 1 -1 1 tl Adaifia Ave., La (JrantlH, Oregon. t il AND OI NT OK VI 11 AX PAPKK On nHlf In oilier rrltiea--nrKo Hotel Nwa blHiid, Portland: linptTlai N'-wn Bland, J'ortlHiid; . Muliioinah Nw HlMiul. T'rtrilHiid. LIIM;llirTIO HATHI II y Carrier Dally, per month ........ Daily, per three months Dally, per alx mo, in advaoca . uany, Hingiu copy ... S : .I4.CU Cc II V lltlll Pally, pr year in aUvune -.$8 00 I'aily, Mix month in advance 13. U0 Ually, three, inonhlu in advance ...$). M) litilly, per month .u.f0c Weekly Ohnerver-Stur, by mall, per yenr In Hiivtuicu fl.RO Aii;uiti:it ok AHot;f ati:i riu;ss. The Assnelri li d lreK la e rrluWlv entitle) hi uhh for piinlicatlon of all Hewn flljpiitchftt credited to It or nut otherwise credited In thin paper, and lno the loeiii news ptilillHhud therein. All rlKlilN f r.u-nubliciiilon of h pacta I dlapateheH here alHO rn renerved. Bible Thought for Today. COD WILL (iUIDE THICK: He yejiot us the horse, or as the mule, which have no understand ing: whose mouth must be held in wilh hit ami bridle. I will instruct thee and tench thee in thi' way which thou shult I'sn. M2:(l, K. Judge Crawford and His New Work. ;1 Slut Dmvy ft IS A hAKEjy ? 1 I I ft vv YMXYtrr Jl J rdiiw.1 L- V -J i 5 jra ri HOI' LAKE ARRIVALS. THE Had TO COME HOME RIGHT lr4 THf- '..LLb CF COUNTY PAIR WEEK HOT LAKE, Oct. 8. Arrivals at Hot Lake Sanatorium are lJuniel Cos- nior, Peck, Idaho; Eli f'rovich, Son kane, Washington; Mrs. Fred Mire and daughter. Union Oregon; A. (' liurke, (Tiicago, Illinois; Mrs. Torr Lfchman, (irundview. Washinirton, an I Mrs. wm. Kamburx, Hot lake. FATTY I'LFADS THI HSIIAY. SAN FRANCISCO, Oit, 8. Ruseot ( Fatty) Arhuckle, was arraigned to day on n charge of manslaughter in connection with the death of Virginia Kappp, moving picture actresj-. (K toher l:i is the date set for the plead in IS. Love SiQhinQ Crying Dying, Lylnfl. "l.oe Is II,,- loreli we earrv Iium I lie .Mllllllllolll Cine t Life." aeeordllll. til llm MiixIiiis of a Mmlern .M.ilii. - Anil It lakes the uiiiilern ciiiile iilmill l"i iiiIiiiiiiw tn reii.li i lie siar Cfiaiiiher. where lui-.-lies me -x I Iiil'U ishi-il. NllShvllle 'I'ellliesseiin. He has heen a fine character in this valley since JH70. Never has duty call ed him that .Judge Crawford wavered, flinched or hesitated. He has served the people in a dignified manner on the bench. lie has served them at the liar he has umpired haselmll games, he h' ' presided at stag socials, spoken at the fair, starteil the horse races, and THE OFFICE CAT By JUNIUS which to Tost, rend and think uml a 'woman hasn't any business n.-'in, rtadinpr or thinking". For Sale S-room house on Main Ave. Base men!: heating plant-; good lot on eor- ANOTHKR ONE ANSWERED. ner of paved streeis. This Imme is Van says: You asked if the ears (located In Hie best resident section of corn could hear the whispering ofjof La (irandit. Price and terms are the leaves?" They can, hut they will lie shocked just the same. ALICELSPUD CROP MR T WHY WAIT? As a special inducement to kick ithe bucket we find Yonkers undcrtuk- filled the title of general utility man in ers advertising "Lady Emlialmer. Die most admirable manner. right. r,-room house on Adnms Ave. Mis Put, ; 11 x 1 10; house tiuii reflnlsbed in- sidw. a slow. 1 2 S ft. and every Apple ('nip Is Jlciivv; licc- tor On-hiirtl Will Pnuliicc l.,,f Villi II I l, ....... rpi .. ......n, ...www i,., a,-,, , c-room house i t'Jir. I good barn; chicken house just papered AI.ICEL, Oct. 8. (Special.) The 'JilnJ V 1 V .11 JVsn wdfli V (Mi 'r nn wIujiro 7 -room hfiitiiiK pi This liousi 8tjiicc, Price is iiiodt in. l'ricc ill bn.ipniriit ; 1 Hi; paradi'. nvnry In- and park new floors I laid llii oimlnMit t ho onlirn liotiHf. j potato crop in this vicinity is small i Price, $1 Sou. Tonus. $2mi down nnd i ymr. wni' pau'n mat yiPKiniii naiance al per iiiontn, incliKHiiM it ih sum mat even u little man cnniiwcmy sacks last year gave only two intrrev , . i.. I ' nnn- Hiiiii Villi I " -'nj rv.- (MAI yriii UUVC UII Now he appears in a new and dif-ja1. mj(fnly bi(t aM(, ROni,.tim(.s lli(fnn,r ne-half sacks this year. ferent role. This time it is the call of the Red Cross to preside over nnd guide the work of conservation! in man run act mighty small. Elmer Rector has his upple pickers jon nuty early in the morning and they Distance may lend enchantment to, remain until ncarlv six at night. Mr tile view, lint itiecl m,.n ni-nfiir ,.1.,-n. . Pnete n tit ,..! tno .,... I, I nf this valley this coming winter. Tho tips thee days. They like to get nlli,000 nnd 8,000 boxes of apples from the iiclails, ;:;o ncres of orchard land. Mrs. M Red Cnms will have a store to handle things that people have gotten through A. Brown nnd dnughter Mrs. Next Door Najior asked her Verdie. have moved to La Cramle so wilh hand them on to others who husband the other evening if he Miss Verdie may attend night schoo' need them, it will have a departmentifl,0,;f ht V'1'? "' ma folkiyit the Y. M. C. A iu Heaven and the Mean Thing re- Jlurt Plass of Wallowa and W to conserve the food products of thePj,,n, snl( say not (hat's why'R Brock of Summerville were guests valley which usually go to waste when they call it Heaven!'' (at the M. F. Van Housen home Sun- These! , ,. "."' ,' . . .. iiuk tiUi.Di.. kui.k. '. lilies van llousen and futnily and ' If a pretty girl smacks you on the Kenneth McKennon of Union spent the snows of winter hit us. products will be used to feed those who need to, be fed nnd Judge Craw, fard will lie the official to direct this work. Geo. H. Currey 100 Elm St. Real Estate I 'bono 11-2001 Insurance one cheek, turn ye the other cheek als .Sunday at the home of M. K. Van llousen. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Turner, an.l The house shiirtni'e wns innilo mi.t-n lie will have for his utile as- ,lt.ut wn n,.,.!,;!,;.:.... ..,,.,, j..,! ti... John and Klmed Case u.- niMeinn. sistnnt 'Mrs. Fay Catlin, already too jails; hut thank goodness people can apples at Iinhlcr this week. well known to need introduction or'"'1" lny lhp muviM- j. ".' S- Vnn """f " foun-1 the lumbe- lliusmess too crushing for him.. Tuei praise, for many arc the homes In. ,H.SP ,ray! ()r snnrt skirt,, th0day morning he got his hand jammed the (iraiule ltonde vallev that respect girl who wants to lie vaccinated when with a board and Tuesday evening h- ..e,,lv l,.ve this al woman who"1 vv""'t "h,,w take il '"t-rnully , f ilihol the job hy dropping a ten:L 1 I I inch plank on his foot. He is pick is doing more for humanity in one. ,. woman should be able to give. the!il'K' apples for Elmer Rector now. tdngle day than most of us are in years. The Observer Rees a ray of suilighl even though this is to be a lough win ter as many Predict, when we know that Judge Crawford and Mrs. Catlie will be on Ihe job caring for thus.1 who need care and attention. mini some good advise on fishing, for slie is an expert in playing the peer fish they go after. The Roadj to Elgin. (TotusMorMile disillusion is hrinjf in dulled in irlmht hick of work on tlu1 PKACK IS POSSIHLK. CHICAGO. Oct. 8. Kailroad of- Ificinl.H and union IcnuVrH sit n muihi,. Some kWW idea of hninfr pin frt tly Mat'e parley on the threatened rail frank is lo stand lictween you :t)l,rn,d strike as the result of a decision the sun. jt hnve u meeting here Monday of the ' . j''0 chairmen of railroad unions to con- It is lielieved in best nuarters that , "' on the strike question. A hundred another sin of a hard winter is the 1)1,1,1 f 'fty executives of railroads 'are price of coal. to meet here October 14 and the siniul. taneous sessions may bring peace tr Tho income tax to reduce, iffers another wav the conference. BABY TALCUM A scientific blend of purest ingredients Comforting and healing to baby's deli cateskin. Aslt forSan-Toje Baby Ta: L & L ,'ti STORE J-'J'SS iftfi-V HI J. K. Alxaiirler, a New England (horticulturist, ,lnls raised n new yellow ll'loveei which liA io-iinoMe in w.iii.Ai'r,.,. roatl to KlKin. Plainly and tersely iv(.Hi,U..t. U.ttHui It is of the, povch j slated, the Kljrin mail shouhr have climbiijr Variety,, oo duubC J been traded lon ago. The reason fot ,,,, ' ,' ,, , ' . , When u town is too small to have this .statement is that it is n part of'a Knt!U.y Kiwanis Club it. i almost the original plans of Oregon and thetoo small to have a eily marshal. - 1 grading is to be done by the state nn-l , ; ' '" j lii'itt put auv modern entiver letves federal government. I'n.on countv;in vmir hme--tliey might give your agrees to put on the rock and surfac. wife' and daughters a little ti"'e in Why the delay? Largely because the location has not been settled. It Vvill be Well to settle the location at ine and it should have been done months no. Hy all menus settle it now and get the approju iut inn befor the funds for such work are exhau-ted. There i in'thing caineil by pat 'ey ing over road lucnlions. TELL US The g ove i nntent should be a little bit careful. It is hilling the nmd t J palernali-in iniyhty fast, and pate: n.il-J ism mentis a big standing army i.i order to have military force, m-d mi' ' Mary forve means a military head -and, a mil it a i y he.td means a Kaiser or soinethinir like him. We have ti n i paternalism on the railroads and W what a mess we ate in; now we wv trying it on nme other induMrie and well, look a little out --that's all. Wll IT Vol ,HT TO Slll.l, w M r VOI W T TO 'I It IK W HAT M Vt' TO Itt V roit tiiaih: A (iCM'HAl, STOItK In n small town in Itl.iho, ilulnu a uooil cash busi ness, fur good latin property near 1 I. a Cramle. IMmoU A I A HTM 1 'NT house in Pendleton fur a sin. ill tract of land i ne.ir l.n tlrnnle. somk cooi) i'i:opi:i;ty in i.a C ramie, for proper t v. In or near l'ot t I, iih) or Vpokane W N l'KI A re.nn, lt'ss in tr.t-le I'll in I.a fli.iiul' i rofc ropi: i;(Mfc stieet near A S It DOM hi in lif.h s.b. r eon and har- tnall. place paved 1 for The state game commission w.im here bunting the new Salmon hut. hety: on the Wallowa river this week. Onej of the commission is Mr. Smith of As toria and it was his first trip at of the mountains. Me almost refu.i ( . gn home ftr he liked Wullowa so weh he thought it wa good enough for himi to live in without looking further. i bungalow on M , e . ni-ir A i, s, hool. J.'-itio. 1 HTI, ;ien room, modern not ne on Adams Ave,. STtim. P1M: I 1 1 i V ju iutsielb- city limits, v ith ail Inrume of oxer $ ' .mm. i per ve.;r. aUn ha all tr.o . ram h oine cre.u ttarcains , font tarni-. timber fat in. 4 ity piopertv and tiu -iiieK pr opoit ion- PYRAMID LAND CO. SUNDAY ONLY ALICE BRADY A "THE LAND OF HOPE,, The story of a beautiful foreign girl who made good in a strange land. ALSO A COMEDY TONIGHT "THE GREATEST LOVE" Starring VERA GORDON -AND "THE ROMANCE OP LA GRAftfig" MIOAUTIFI'L XKW Al'TlWIN BLOUSES Vf vy Spci-iiillv l'rii-pd at i. . $5 To appreciate Ihene, you must soft them detailed description Is Inaileriiiaie. They are of crepe dtf chine, and Coorgettn In all the season's accepted shades, with lots of trimming. Pmhroldery work Is very prominent. ( There fs a great variety oflhese to choose from at this price Many ar eon display now In one of our windows. You have your choice at $5.U0. Sixes 3! to AM 'a Xcw Iii'os I'NiNi Tim Must no.'iiiiiriil Evening Prock A "IVsiy Tiii-,." Model Exadrly Like ll!iisiii-;iti;ui Illustraled here Is one of the most frockH in our entire display. beautiful evening Cerise In colors fl Is a rnmhlnatiou of tut nnd taffeta. Fluffy rows of taffeta encircling the overskirt of Cerice net the corsage, a Cerice taffeta rose, (he petals lined with gray latfela. Fluffy tafftla puffs at the sleeves add an air of extreme distinction. This frock Is In size, IS and priced nt flO. Many other beautiful frocks, other "Peggy Paige" models among them are priced from $27, .iO lo $00. Shown on ly on request. Ask lo see them. 1 ok-wenr In ecru, cream and white 2 and 3 Inches In width, especially for collars and cuffs. There are several patterns and pieces to Holect from at various prices H5e to.Hl.25 yd. STILL flOTXfi Sale of Ladies Shoes . $.-.oo Many of Ihe best have been picked over but there are still some exertional values. Many are AllMSTItONO make, Ilti h high and low heels; brown mid black. Choice at $."V1M. XKW' Footwear Two now arrivals this week thar. aro allraetlng much attention In 'our .ihoe department are: A PATKXT LEATHER STRAP PIWI P Trimmed In black suede, suedn instep strap, turn sole and full Louis heel. A heautiful shoe for dress or evening wear. Price 7.7.1. . A I5LACK SATIN' IT. MP Trimmed in black suedn. A plain pump wilh suede panel strap, tongue efrect. A beautiful pump for evening wear. Trice JftK.riO. ' Fordson Tractors m mi 'jr ;-.').()0 V. O. 15. Detn.it "The Tractor will enable the fanner to woik fewer hours in the clay, Hvinjr him more time to enjoy life. I believe the tractor will make farming what tt ought to be the most pleasmt, the most healthful, the most profitable business on earth." 'lhis tiwtor has tlono imu h very inm li--in luintiioi; inio Mr. Vii-(!s i,r,r plney; for in it is a uiaeliine which litis harnessed one nf the nmst t'leiieiid- iht, ft'l'ii ient, adnptalile, 'voiiMmieal sniiiits ..f power. in t lie world a nia- eliine tliat saves from thirty to fifty per rent of the fanner's time n Inael'i. ino whieh many farmers claim jilow.e. harrows or drills as miieh rrr,nin,l in the same time as four, six or even t-iirlit h rses. And nitu e a nuchiiie that takes etire of every ,j)onr joh on t he farm. ('nil and let's talk it over, or telephone or 'drop ns a etml and we will hrin" Hie faets to vou. HUG'S GARAGE o EVGME HUG, Prep. Successor to Hilton's Garage.
