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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1921)
nr:." Thursday, (Mohor L?. 1921 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAOFj FTVT5 Local News In Brief $ . 5H St ffi :S :K J. COM INK EVKNTS. J October JO, 11 and li Tri J county teachers' institute ut J. i Urundc. ! Oitubor lii unil M. Knights J. Templar, Ki'inl comniiind- cry. La Grande. J Ortohrr 14, 7:l!() p. in., muss .J. mcctinc at M. K. church will be addressed by R, E. Kuoii J on the water tupply system j of the city and the necessity J. of immediate improvements. October IX, 1!) and 20. Mem J bcrship drive of the La I- Grande Y. M. C. A. J. Nov. 8 to 18. National Grange meetiiiK, Portland. Nov. 21 to 2(1. Pacific Inter J national Exposition, Port ! land. - . '.i i Over I'liini Miicow !! H. David, n promincur officer in I'.tlio KalKhta Temlar of Moscow, Ida. ! I in the city today. ! J- Any La Grande subscriber I to the Observer who docs not receive his paper by 8 o'clock J in the evening, please call Western Union, Main 24, and a special messenger will de- ! liver -a copy. . ! re. il: :lt ?I; K- Si 8t V.; lYomlni-nt l,Hle.- l.aily Is Meri . Mrs. Marion Davis, one of the lies! known lodjie women in Ihe nortliwesi is In the cily toduy will! the ladies' doction of (h Knights Templar. , (illi-sts l-Vnin llcml ('. K. Anderson, .1. A. Thompson and Clyde McKay and- family arc nmouK (ho mirsts from Ilond who are horo to al loud the Grand Com mandery celebration. Senalor Klnir In Tumi After hobnubine with Portland mining men Tor several days Senalor Martin Kiny, wuo is also mavor of Kntnea, hlew Into La Grand; lodav wilh labs of riches In mines that inako the blood Uncle, liver I'loni Walla Walla W. S. Turner Is over from. Walla Walla today. . ' i : Here l-'i-oin lOnlerpi-Ke Mrs. Gcoiko Stevenson, of Knler irise, is In ihe city visiting friends tor a few days. ' I'nlon Men In City G. W. liaitd and W. K. I'icklo are ivcr from Union today on business. Old Clini-lic l-'lynii Conies lo Town C. I. Klynn, who for years ears has been mikiiiK clears In linker, came in town today to see his ild friends and net acitualnled once moro. McMinnville 1Vii1c- in I, a Grande F. O. .leauiims and H'. L. Torriy of McMianville nro here attelulini; the Knkhts Templar event. Brady Mi a PRISONERS NHT IS When F-.rtv Die l-Yem-h -Milit.iry 1,'iis oiicrs Escape all Injury jsisted of about equal numbers of Win. iter Danantt, Delicious, Gnno, Newton Pippen and Winter Givenini;. Somo 'of the Winter Grecninic tree produced 32 boxes a tree. The apples this year were of good tMt excellent color and nnd quality and exceptionally free from codling moth, according 'to Mr. Weatherspoon. ! IasS('ll"'(,r.-; J'r- Woatheispon has disposed of 2T,- UIM lioxes of the first threo Blades for J 1.50 a box f. o. b. Elgin, to Smith &. Co., of St. Joe, Missiouri. JURED Birds Keep Neeti n Myetery. The biological survey says Ihat there are a few birds seen In this country, the nests and ixs of which no one has been able t.i locale. Tho two best' known or these are ihe Ijliie I noose and wandering tattler.. NEW TODAY for particulars. Stransky VnporU-.i cr Co., Pukwana, S. I). ... V 10-lS-llp V'TED A iMtnipetent girl for sen ef houscVVk Mrs. George II. Currey, yfoi wjurth street. lo-ia-if Jllntllit'W Uradv. Oistiict attorney et tiun I'TimcisL-o, wbo will direct Ui proseeutton of "Fatty" Ar luicklc, who faces trial In vnnn'jc tion with the death of Virginia Kapiie., lilrn ilctn-.ss. foMowlo?? - boozo party in Ai'buckle'a rooms. NEW TRAFFIC -. ROUTE PUNHEDf v LYONS, Kraiu'o, Oct- 15. Jlaml i'ul'JVif in pairs and in charw of tmr KtMi.Tarnu's, VJL rri-n.'h inilitaiy prU oners I'lirnutr fm- A'.pn-ia to serve son-tiMu-t's runfrin from five io l."t years, iwotc nboaril Hie StratibourfT-M'.U'seiHe?-j express when il jumped the track ixi jliOs Kehets a few miles from here. I Forty passengers weie killed and 7'. injured. None of (ho prioncis were seriously hurt, but three ife:Klarnies were killed and the other pinned under the wreck lay serioti-ly -wountled. All senihlaiit e ;f av.'.fiority antl ord?v bad disjippeared. The p'iaiuiers were free but. instead of running' awav, the pulled the wounded gendarme cut of the tangled muss of wood and iron anuj laid him on the tfva.-y. Durinj the 'ltiijht they rescued :;i iitjurrd passen U'er::, Then they nave themselves UP. They have since left fol Algeria t.) serve their sentences lint it is under, jsioou in;u uie .i:iurcM' or war .S Jsiudvini? the ease a"ii' opinion i- ' w ' ... i ,v . i. .... i wra eMiiesseu uiai, in one course 01 iC'iiv-fl Invisible Ink. Ordinary milk- better bill I Ir but-termtliktnuke- n Invisiblo Ink. J rile with a eleitu new pen on mi lllazeil paper; lo read Iron the paper wiib a hut Hat lmn. Another Invlsilde Ink may be nuide from Unseed oil 1 pari, liquid (aininonlu i'(t parts, wntor parts; hnke the mixture well be fun ushic; to render Ihe writliiK visible 4lip the paper Into water; llttt rl.araciers will dlappeur ni;nlu when llle paper dr'es VOl RKNT rianu KOU IIKNT- Cnll lied li:i3. 10-ia-ti WAXTKD Woman to woik at Kieth boardintr hous. Call Waverly Apt, between 8 ami 12 p. in. , J0-J-tp ioi rouriu t., lo nun !yh Sis. JNJV" VANTK1)VA table. 1't V nice two-room npai tment fnrnlyhiMl fiir litjht lieuse ki'Biiini,". rTncaSt.X)eotbcr l.ltii. ner 'lib, Sprhtr 10-ia-tf I WL .rV l., The l.adis e w ill hold a Vim Sale SaturdaV f7 MII.10S lie r vallon ni:i,l,. until iii.uCnni, patentetl erasoline Vnpori.er. Write' le pacler, pack from rpany, -KlKin, Oreirou W A NT10U Twenty Phone Kcd 1(121. apple pickiM'S io-l:i-ycp I'AKK GOI.K LKSSONS and learn the Ranie riK'it.. 'IVelve lessons 'for $10.00. Geo. II. Eddy, Phone Red 3111. lO-l.'t-Up and Tainale Sale. the Kpiscoial Guild 'd lood and Tanialo Ictober 15th, at the arket. 10-11. fit Litpe, they wiU be pardoned:-- Down From linker ' L. Soale of llaker Is In f.n Grande today on business connected with his auditing office. Pendleton Men III l(y W. K. Proek and 13. J. Murphy, two KniRhts "Templars of PendK-ioi are amoiiB the La Grande visitor: today. County ConiniisNioner In Cily County Commissioner Galloway is In rrom IOlKin today attending lo county business aiT-l incidentally talk the road from Elgin to i.n Grande. Over l-'roin Welser ' . II. MnrBhall, one- of the itiet-iinl traders who happens into La Grande from Wclser occasionally is In I he city today on tome real stale trades. Iliry Hisarees In the case of the U Uank vs. the Wallowa Grain company, a still holder .to recover on i wheat crop, a jury In Iftmis'li, Swedish and (io niiiir lCxjiprts Arc -at' Wjirl .. n Iiiti; l'n-lilciii. GtH MANY, Oct. 111. Plans for r. new international traffic route, which its promoters claim is destined to b?- S. Nallonarcome one of the worlds Kivnt hig,i- MiiliiiK and iways, aie -beiiif; woiked out in deta'l of mortgage by a commission sitting here comopsed mortgage! of Danish, German and Swedish ex- circuit court perts. Kv-I'oslinastei- Visits La Grande William J. Lachner.'ox-poslmastcr of linker and also a candidate lor the appointment again, spent today iu La Grande interviewing several of his friends on the value of real es tate In Iho Grande Hondo valley. today was discharged, falling toi The proposal is to establish a fa reach a verdict. .Immedialelv after route between Abo, 1-inland, and th their discharge the ease of Hyltnn pi incipal western Kuropcan capitals b ,' vs. Norse, an action to collect on an constructing a railway bridge connect- order, was called. In the case of the iiifj the island of Kehmarn (in the B'.'l- Wayne Oil Tank Pump company vs. tic Sea) with: the German mainland, T. J. Keelen, Judge J..W. Knowlos enabling trains from Hamburg to run ordered (he action dismissed. to the extreme end of the island, whence a ferry would transpoit them Will Visit In Walla Walla odily to the new Danish port of Rodby ( Mrs. Hattie Cillpenger, who has on I.aalaucf. From that point a new. been visiting in the Grande llonde direct railway would connect with Cop valley, will ieavo In a few days for cuhagen. Walla Walla to spend a few days for1 It is claimed that the journey from will then return to her home In San- London or Palis -to Stockholm would ta 'Hosa, . California. Mrs. Clippen- thus be shortened by nine hours. Th-: ger Vrnierly lived at Elgin. She. re cwt of the project is variously cstimnt turncd recently with her. Miss Esth- ed at between $5,000,000 a nd $10,000,- or who was married to Arden flusaw 000. of the Elgin country. ' The Home Beautiful. i ! A lease Mliich s wiilp pljiimed, per- I ' IVctly rem cnu-iil and enniiorlalil-,- will j ho ln-:iii!il"ul. Dmi'l clutler your, bouie i ' with thill:;-; whirh, tlmiiuh they iiniy j .lie us, -nil or iiiii-in-iive in-' Mieniselves, - tfrj ! arc tliiu-s which ni nn'e .iiises or en- ! x M Joys. Lvei-y nt- is not table to afford e;i'i-l!Nie tluni.'s, Inil.iiJ' liarmiiidiius i-olors lor lite walls; lloiHs and upliel--dery are elioM."loget-ier. Willi fluid lure scJccl.-d for Voiul'ort, ralher than Mrniiiueiiliithiii, tin- hoate will bo rest ful inn' slliinilve. :i , - . A-R-G-AvD'E Home rrom Portlnnil lien Uasset, Krank Pearson an l Jack I'eare returned from Portland this morning where they hud been altendliiK Knight or Columbus Kourlh degree work. While absent from La Grandn Mr. Pearo- went to Klamath Palls where he initial 'd a elasH in the order of Knights of Cal- umbuH. He was given Ihe I real of visilliig Craler Lake while there and liis description nf that beautiful na tural resort 'in very vivid. .No on Vhii has' hedi sfton it should -il- vet- be fatlstidSinlirjio ha Oiadt- a visit. to tliis wonderful place,' sifid.Mft Veare.. ! Ili.H Looks Gave Him Away ' n ' Tall and broad, Henry Nunc, of La Grande, looks like a typical rancher and he is. Mr. Nurre, registered at the Hotel Portland, has a ranch near La Grande, another in Idaho, and stdli another in Iowa, where the tall cornj grows. Orcgoninu. II. II .Weatlicrsi.xHUi ..NnwlB Harvest hi"; :sr,0U() l$oxesj; i1' l'lne .ji.les at Jlisit Ifancli. ' W - ' r, ELGIN, Oct. HI. "Take- care of ap ple trees, and they will respond ti the treatment," said 11.. H. Weather spoon in tile midst of harvesting his r'lo.OOO box crop of nl.-j.l.esi; Hi.s.cro.fl of H i pickers were pirhiiiici dlioO 1)ox:m tui'-ks w'ert1 hauiin;: llnad. Concert j 'Ihe La Grande band gave a strct t .concert hist evening ut the corner of J il.lepot ami Ai!ams. A large crowd at- i tended. The band lived up lo its usa-.il J .lu'jlli standard cf music. T1m- concert i was in honor of the visiting scho.il J teachers who were here to attend the I (hiee-day teachers' institute. t .-.udg, ftot. Quit ,Up to "Date. The liit-o lii It of the word 'horns' was the subject of u lmn: dldenssinii a day and five in a Lend, n eotirl the oilier day. boxes lo the warehouse. The pick Kventmilly Ihe Judge had recourse lo Pi's averaged from 100 to 1(11) Imxe3 a a diciiniuit-y iiiei liijii heel,-, h: giv- clay, one man picking IHO. . Five cent:; nig examples of Ibe use nf, the w-.fi I, a Hex was paid or llie piulang. K' iun-eil the fact, Hint there was once Koine lii'e.uty was Iho main crop, a judge who did not know the mean- jamouuting to Hl.OCO box.-s, making :l . Ing of n hngns t-iinsncllcn.- - boxes a lice. The rest of the crop con- Mr. I.oltlidgc X'isKs Hy Among the ltaker peiipli; ill the illy loduy are .1. P. Lollrirlge and William Westwood. who are here te nltend (he Knighls Templar meeting. .Monthly Report The monthly report of Ihe stic.t and water department of the city fo. the month of September shows that :i total of .fl,i:'.li.72 wa.i spent durin? that month. Of this total ifTGJ.OO was spent in water division, mo.-li' in streets and SS.lfl'on sewers. ' J. Capps & Sons' . 100 Per Cent Pure Wool ' Men's Overcoats Latesl Newesl $26.50 Lamphi Patterns Styles to $42.50 r Maikinaws and Leather Vests SeiectecttLejlther Best QuVlity $7.85 to $2185. Home from 'I rip lo Idaho ) Duncan McDonald, who has extensive land holding in the King Hill, Idaho, country, hasreturned from a visit to( that section of the country. y Golf School to Open j ; George H. Eddy, golf instructor j will open a golf school on November! fiist, provided enough members havej enrolled for the winter by that time j According to present plans ladies w:!' be given instructions tn the nftc noons and gentlemen during the e enings. This will give" all these whojj lit interested in golf a chance to learn jt the game, as the school will be open,' not onlv to members of the Countryji Club, but to all who wish to enroll. ! Hi LINCLEUMiFOR IfTOUE KITCHEN Makes Yoi Woik Much Easier Many Eeautul ijatterna in Stock I. H. BOtMlfilP GO. i I .. ...V; 'A J-IRST J - V NATIONAL -.. TODAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Frontier Days as you've read of them but never seen before! Enacted by a big cast, including James Kirkwood ' Wesley Barry Marjorie Daw Pat O'Malley ' Koah Beery Hundreds of Real Indians A Regiment of U. S. Regulars. Let V Go! MARSHALL 11 EILAN jeiRandallParmhV Of : Placer - V NATIONAL S-.-'. - : 'jMiMs.' tmiimtmk A moment of magnificent drama in the portrayal of fM "Custer's Last Stand' fl Do Y our Children's Eyes Need Help? 4 Floors of Fine Furniture JLINT5 UP THt STORt WITH A CONSUtNCC 1108 Adami Ave. 9oooeoeoo DANCE Old Time Danco Thursday Modern Dancej Saturday REX H ALL N. A. Desilet, Manager eo6eaAAeiA9 CANADIANS TESTIFY IN MURDER CASE (Continued from Page One.) j Ilruuifleld s cur on (he night of t In j murd'-r. A bcttie of blood, which the slat.-' claim is Russell's, was introduced ttoday a an exhibit. The accused man j ml stolidly when this was introduced I i rant S. C'iayton testified that he drove' i lhrough a pool of blood on the mom-J ing of July 14 and said that scrap-1 of bone and gray hair were in t'-.ej blood. He placed some of the bloo.lj Pi a bottle and turned it over to the! fheriff. i Pr. Frank II. .l--nn, of the Univc--Hty of Oregon, testified that the bio A 1 ound was human. 1 This monument, erected lo llie memory of J't;ih Bradford Curr, in Oakwood Ccmitery, Ni.-w York, is a combination of cltissic and modern ideas in monument work. 1 we have mads a profound study of monument buildinj;, and an order placed in our hands is sure to receive faith- ul, intelligent execution. jen.Cirr:r tiieaional. Vfo! "OH Nick," Appind to the Dtvil. "(ild .Veil." .o.olur -Ml.niui-t i.r,ih .Jr,;. i tp-rhi-.i Ik.'Ii f'ooi M. MiImi nn (i;.niinR .Vi.-i.tun-, diliiinirne ii -kfl. "fleil el of 'be (b-vil) ami .'fun i-lker (or Mkk.r). 'I'i-uHhm'-inttr .rlle nh.-se al.iM-iir.nn-i. to s;iil. ..r f,.rnl.,l. ,1 ,.-n:ii and ilrin-oln. -(lid llarrj." '"bl' ''" ""'I ""'I '-Hi-1 ' i e'l'er n-oni-( yhuiJar.'y iv (I . ... 'mi i wiJ We Will Gladly Furnish Estimate v Blue Mountain Marble & Granite 3 Company. WW (1 Now Ik the tlmu wln-n the child with wcuk ovch Ih px pitririirlnt; thi mnl Ircuhlo. For liouryf cvory day and of ln under inlHicljiI liuhl duriiiK Uie ovctilnKS, they luivo to poro owr honkn. Tim trmiHl fiTit slruln Ih piirljrtilai ly tclllriK. Kvfiii u lilii wfiiliiii'HH (if tho oyfH d)!vciin lupidty undor mi Hi u nraiii Into HoliuM liiiiK H t hviIuii:i, TOR.IC LENSES Slid, rhlldrun no'-d tun tak'j ruto of the ovrrlond, T fl may be uvitpiiiiiij Uy tho tiim' tho tinio will p'lOU ootiio wJut! OHHiiry r rid douhlloKn Tor life, inaktj an effoit to havu (hum If your rhlldion urn hit' plain of frc-jupxt Imadin h a ra- tloiiH In tho yci HuiiriuMuri. 4. Tropfrly fiud h-nwoa will carod fur now tint wonkncHs Im- child Ih full ciowri. If not, yhiHHos will lc iih-ioluiely n (to ll Ih only fair m tho child tu om this If posriihh.'. ward jit H'-!io'il wmlc or poui KinarftiiK itnd hIIiihIok nonnu- huvq a coiipotont ciriumotiist maku un ex- TOR.IC LENSES (iiixrif-ff fittrd ii pun nim It mi m a m i ffj, t inri hirh thoy Hre now workliiK- U will rnahlo YiKOr naliiriil in childhood. Yoti wlll'jiolo an In bdvinii thoir eys fin- tho fnturo. 1 Our KtjiiipmoiiL in cmnplole In evofy UotHil. 'liovr Ihcni from tho trcnM-ndoim strain nndor to go through the ttayn woik wijh tho snap and piovciiM'iit In th (r work. And, boit of ull, you are I! 1502 S Ave, Im Grande, Or. J. H. ti eare on OITOMIlltlSTS A i 1
