La Grande evening observer., October 22, 1921, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER .
Kntimlnv. fMi.lwr 23. 1021
"II I' II llll i vststtm
THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo.
in, Tucker's. Last
SALE OF WOMEN'S
COATS and
1 f fi
Wriioii Waite Almost Loses
an lOye "With the Treach
erous Jiow and Arrow.
1SES
PARTYGIVENTD
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MEN'S and BOYS
You will rind most any
Underwear Ca"er'3 Underwear
or tinder wear Jov men ami
boys iLerc" cithor eotton or
wool and Iiotli mifrn suits
or sf-imi'ati
Men's Union
$1.29 up
Union Su'Ws from
$1.19 to $2.25
Th great iiiesllon In La (Irande
In hIiiiII wo havn will. or. Three
sources have been offered by the on
tlneer Mill Cruek, (.Irand i lloitle
river ami the springs In hi 1 1 1 canyon.
I.a f!riindo'3 nulldlng and Loan
ABMuciailon held lla annual meeiiiiK
1'rlday nlcht.
Cold him been disenvereil nn Wolf
crock near NoriH Powd.r. .
Tlin siroet Biiperintiuidont will re
ceive :l n day from now 1:11 uecord-
iio; 10 nn iirllniiiic .iasscd it
last COUIICII lueelllH'.
Hie
lasp-r (I. Kliiv.-us.
Kll. paid .u (;,.;im
Wednesday,
I lie Cove dmi;.
" a brief visit
The M. niid
rity Is lmtiiiiK
R lar?:u Kiain
M. eomp:inv at Inhuul !
tho found; I Inn In for j
idiitor
Telecraplde
orders were foiwar.l-l
ed to Weston
.M- lid iv f,ir Iniek i..l
complete U, l-nley.C.n,,-!,,,,- ,.,, ,.
block , I
Mm. M.'liaffey ),.in inirrliat.,
two bis ndjolnlng sim,.,
ty nn Jefferson menue f,,r J:'
d the
i..iei-
. r. 1 1 .
fine or the restnur:
tho price of .)s!crs
cents.
ids lias ie lured
from tin in sr. ,
Thn world's Iroplr
by Maude M. in ISf.
cord
inaip. .
'Ie..aild ;
;tle ,l,.ll.
SJ reeprd ',
cord i,- !
wiih lowered by Sana l.il
liillfarnin Tuesday. Me.ndc
van -2:874 and the .u..
.t e
U would be a haul jo to bunt
Hie country over and fceat Kasieru
Oregon for pure cry;.-J weijher
niich aft we are now )vnt,v
Throe hundred tnim iv were
destroyed Jiy fire on t! Pcrcuaon
Idaen thin week. Kiro suited by
sparks from an engine, It Is thoiiKhl
Thorn Riling to Portland ran nave
1.1. "Ti by going tp Tli ' Iiallea by
rail mid proceeding on their Journey
by boat.
Thero wnn n larpe crowd nt Ihe
May Hovnrd iMM ferniani e In the
warehouse ihls week and four lilts
a lietd was i-ollsled from eryon
littending. It was aupposed to hn a
Shoe Bargains SS a I
I EVERY PAIR IN THE STORE ON SALE j jflM 1
During tliis salt! we are orrerin'uniisualiy low y I j !
1, juices ,(in shoes, every pair reduced, hesides linn- I g
I (ireds of pairs for-men, women and children '
I wliidi we have oii'f,' on tallies at. prices which in Sstf' 1
Jg , many .instanceR is less than .cost of niiimit'aclure., r i
I Conic and look1 tliem over. ' yS ,
I -Hill's D e p J t St ore' j
T , . .. r ijuliow nf tlio spiritual power 1ml III -I
JUijl IHIrvil was (morally conro.iLd to be a rnlto. j p .
' YPAR Apr) i Th" pay car -was Hidolracke l ut La! f & S
(raU(lo yctrduy lacniiiK. ! K JYpVTM rQ' !
NVw taken from tlin Lnnrnndfl ! "rown . vU uin.,1 yoslonlay; O V-kSlJ
(la7..mo of Oct. K.. 1891 i"'"". "I""
to
Misses
kind
Mews. II. W flrandy, (I
ev and J T. Abbott went
M. liirh.
i Tnlon
yesterday to examili.' I'ho hook and
tailder oqulpuii-iit rt-iMilly purchas
vl by thai city.
Articles of IticorporalSon were is
nuuif tlils'ureli to J. M. Phy, I). A
McAllliiter, J.,.1. Tumor mid W." A.
Huffman who will rondint'u Mourinr
lulll at Covo.
The V. M. C. memlier.-hip campaign
ends Monday evening. If you have not
limn seen, mini -out tile iieiid(Uartrrs
U red
I .,1
V I
i. II IM .1 H. V H
irai'iiieiiTw. . i mi A
w ill J m rni,'n'h lTnn Suits from Si
Suits fYonv i U Iff V 75c to $100
to $3.50 . .Auii( .ildrens Fnderwear rrom li
llt. I-li x " m, i
lyt- 49c to $2.25
i . B
mm -inn, i i Mi oi ui(
Social tvents
anil join. K.'axuis galoio why you:Kirb. sal down until (bey reluctantly
should. If you want to know tllel,.f du, bun, met hall tin re was imt. ::
rt( sons,
all at
Ihe "Y" and haveidull monient. Mrs. Mossman's jmihir
I them explained.
No Parlor Sport
J(' no lrl (or lnvali.l-.f.ai..K.
Inr Ihe boclc. But If you hav.
enlurnc and oin prln and jump,
It trmt fun. TliU modern Jluiu
-a nired talilnt a hvt In IhiJ
i"yji aic rone inl at 1 nwr
Vlclc. Manor, tnjtand, -
"oVjK
..... ' , r: '
Every Garment Reduced!
An cxi-c1i(iiiiil niMii-tuiiit y is of-
wive mi
Women's mid
: ) tl Dresses.
Fall Suits
iSpeeinl sale irii-es are olTered on
eaeli and every "-iii-nieiii. The as
sovlmeiils ai'e .uni'd. ami now iw tin;
lime to bi(v.
WOMEN and CHILDREN
ro liave talHcs full of un
demvenr Cor lioth. wrumon
and eliildren in union suits
or .separate carmen ts, all on
sale at Special Bargain prices.
most cnjovable of
connected with the an
nual meeting of the woman's synodic!
home an-! fou-ign missionary socielv
"'' ""'
synod id' Oregon of the Presby
terian church, was I he mothers' and
(daughters' dinner held in the V. M. C.
iA. Wednesday evening. Ilr. 'Margaret
I Ingle was toaslmislress of the even
ling and presided in a most charmin;:
manner.
As the lliree hundred guests at fne
baniUet marcheil in, mothers and
.daughters aim in arm, Ihe girls' choir
'of the Piovl.yterian church sang in a
jmosi beautiful manner.
I'roin the time the mothers and th
Prom the time the niothe
j Westminister tfiiild trirls (rave sume of
nieir .vomm a'io in other ways helped
fill in the mid niomeiits of the even
ing. A irroup of triil-; from Haker
fianjr a nunilu r of sonps and Mrs. A. S.
j Aiidervnn's mis.-ion band iri'l r;tve t.
teature sonjr.
The latter wa illustrative of the
win k of the n.ission liand. Twenty,
five tfirls took part in it and amot'tr ;i
pioifiam of numbers, all of which we'
well above thn average, it stood out a':
one of the best features of the even-
mjr, e-pen;dlv as it typified the work
being dne by the pirls'of the minimi
baml, so well fitting the spirit of th
nine.
Mrs. (. K. Silverthorn gave tw
I mot hem' t..a.-.t. "What th Mnther
Owe the daughters," anil Miss llelei:
!Melonald responded to the duughtei-;'
to:ist, "What the Ihiughlers (we th
lAInthers.' Iloth spaker. poke feel
'ingly of the mutual eompanionhip of
j mother and daughter without w hicii
tthe beauty of home life for which Asv
lericnps air noted cannot be had.
Mis. (. Williams, executive e.--
retary of the N'orlh Paeifie district of
tthr wonuin's boaid of fort ign miion:.
,fpike on "The Other (;iil and You,"
jwhen called upon by the t"astmilns.
jShe told nf the .sisterly feeling between
,uirls that is vi essential to their hap-
pi:u-s and of how life is made hean
tiful hy the foiierieg nf this spirii (?
lov' and hsvmony through the svir'
,.-Mle of the cluiivh and heme.
I In her nneuine- l.-mark-. ti ! u v
'H. Paw .on, v.-nrral Secretary of th
jwonun'- hojud of home mission, inuf.
j'y lo.d of tne work of the society par
.ticubulv of the nhce the mother "an-l
the il-iuc.hter tak in its far-ie;n-hin.;
woik.
, Mis. Meteher I.mn, president nf tbj
i ever(3.exT I j r--
ji Mtce CtxTCS r I . j1
I TOT '? i
ley lie -..ST To Jc-ivkrtNS, f-
pfiopose 3 the DRyJr.
toast p. 1 U'T I
:iocity,
marks. -
Tile Parenl-Teach'-i-s' Meeting ni
;the Hiveria school was laid Friday nf
Uernoon at the building. .Mrs. Hillary,
jl.he new president, pio-ided with Mrs.
laid as secretary. 1 lie girls of the
,-eveillh .ami eighth grai!(-s sang two
choruses, followed by a piano solo bySMueller was seventy-one sears old bution
Marguerite Kllis and a duct by Verdahs
Kae .Smith and I.aVnna. Heveriilg".
Rev. Quiglcy gave a'short but inspir-lthat
ing address. After the program ot j younger folks in -fine needle work,
business was disposed of, refresh-i .
melds were sewed by the committee' Mrs. Charles W. Williams, of Port
in charge. Hand, and '..Miss Lucy II. Dawson, of
I New York City, who have been guests
F.ugeiK P.oye and Orpba Hamilton, 'of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Wright during
both of I'enilleton, were united in mar-the meeting of Missionary Sjnod of
riage Wednesday evening at liine jhe I're.diyti lian church, left last ev-
o'cloik at the Presbyterian manse, liev
James A. Smith officiating.
Tho Lucky Thirk.-n Cluh . m.:t'rctlir.V of the state of (Jivjmn, Wash
Thursdav aftornoon with Mrs.' Willinrn ''"on and Idaho, lor a number of
Ash on () shvet and a very pleasant 'oars she vas 1,01,n of WwllM'n at Ml"
ifim iw..i wi.j in. tlx. t.
1 lx nu'cidu.ll mnvrul ur. iti,.'
lucu'v one nt l.n.'e and was uwatde
hv. club piize. A l.HR'heun was Serv
cif in the beautiful diatii'' loom whieh,
was (v''t:tt ly enjoyed.
S. II. Ilnyden of Kijfin and Mrs. Joan
Woods were married Thur.-day after
noon at the Alcthodist pnrsonaKe by
liev. yuiiey ot the M. ;. church. :n;
the presence
friend
of
.-i-verai ilitunat
.Mrs. A. Thomas, Mrs. James Malon
ey and M's. .lames Akev of 1
dh-ton!
at tended Ihe missionary synod uf the
Presbyterian cbuuh here tiiis wee!--.
Mrs. Thomas was formerly a resident
of this city several years ago anil was
here as the guest of Mis. C. K. Puell.
The I.udics liible Study C.as wbicii
was organzed r. cently willi Mi K. P.
Mossman hs lea,. i- will have its first,
aetiv,. meitiniy Mi.n-'iiv afteinoon a'
Americans Busy in Russia
1
7
I'nl t. .i iir thi si ir o;c
- r'i " 'f i s.,!, ' " - 2, v
, -' 4 ..l'vS-M'i'll'.,!H! t -V
. - '
. . wit J thf Aui-i!ian li-li-f O'Miinlf-oon i.t Ka'.tii, 4jJ inll-t Iruf
M(j.v, ur. kr ltr 0ieclKn i An', rhan TvYu-t iwvkers. A
:::!() at the Mossmun home. Mrs. Alvaher at 9:4.ri o'clock Thursday night.
Iuryra will be leader fur the after-ishe was 78 years old. Heart dise.ise
noon and with anle assistance willjwus sajd by her phyicinns to have
lake the class on a trip through Japan, caused her death.
All ladies int.-ic.tcd in such study am Mrs. Cody's grandchildren and John
invited. iBaker, the foster son of Col. Cody,'
were at her bedside, when she died.
Mrs. Clara Mueller relcbrnter her Relatives said they expected Mrs Cody
birthday Thusday
October 2ilth. Mrs.
as young and spry as a twenty-year;
old and is at present making a quilt
is beautiful and a lesson to theln
'ening for Portland.
Mrs. Williams has recently
romp to
Poll land as iJi.-li'H't Kxorutive Soc-
AMHter (..oneire at m. rain, .Minnesoia
Miss Lucy Jawsoii, (ieneral
Secre -
i;,;ir- of the Woman's -Board ofHome
- 'Mlssi"n.s has I,or --i-'lartors in New
1 orK 1 ll
Henry Ket.dever, prominent ranch-'
er of Klamath I-ii!!?, lost two finders
from bis left hand when bis hand was!ernmonis lo sysiemaueauy woik lor
caught in the gearing of a combined; I'C!,re- tt,w,l b-' difficult to bring then,
Iril'VO-tLT
f As he stood tnikinjr to a neitfhbo",
I.Saluiikiy, William Muniue, (;2-year-o':i
lino:' Hivcr mcK'haat, was fataHy
st,il'ken with apoplexy
dWritf almost
instanllv.
a t ii,i i;,,,. 'J'm.iuImv Pjkv IV O
Hctitliin. t!.inl:ing he was headed fnv.inowspupcr or group of newspapers
ward, sta.ted his car. It happened leh"ere to have a rel-able com-sponilent
be in ,eye,se and he backed into the!'" cnuntry Vvashed by the Pacific
.1 C. P. nncv store, doing SKKI0 worth !who coul(l 1,0 rewd on to B,ve afcm
i f d-ini i"e ,t0 inirmillon himself. Correspond-
' ents, however, are expensive and I
I think possibly the Pan-Pacific Uninp
T11R OI1SERVEK WANTS MACS. j mil,hl up a system , (istri,,ut
fnrm ti 1.up-i,i nif t mg u-
MT. (il.KNN, Oct. '12. (Special.)
Vernon Wuite, eleven year old son of
Mrs. Waite, is suffering from a wound
in the eye which may cause the los
of his sight. With other boys he was
playinu sham battle and an older
Ibrother shot an arrow from a bow
which accidentally hit Vernon jn the
eye.
K. T). WhitinR and Carl Zauprpr were
visitors at aker last Sunday in .the
interest of L. D. S. church work.
Parley r'iek has lately returned from
a two year mission for the L. D. S.
hurch work in the northwestern states'
On Tuesday evening a reception war.
given for him and about one hunderd
of his friends were present.
Word has been received by the
friends of , Fred Zuugg stating that
he hud just set sail from Quebec for
Switzerland, where he goes. on a mis
sion for the chureh. lie is accompan
ied by six other elders and IMr. Zaug;
is in charge of the party.
Buffalo Bill's
Widow : Passes on
At Wyoming Home
CODY, Wyo., Oct. 22. Mrs. Louisa
Frederic Cody, widow of the Inte Col.
William F. Cody, ("Huffulo Bill" I, is
dead at her home here. Death claimed
would be buried beside her husband
Lookout mountain, overlooking
Denver,
Mrs. Cody, nee 'Frederic, was born
nn old French settlement near St.
Louis. She became the bride of Wii-
KNOW THE "TRUTH
AND HAVE PEACE
(Oonitmiod from pnfin on)
fact that wars arc almost always due
to mi.sunikrstan lings which, haU time
permitted, could have been cleared up.
But while the machinery for making
war is ulways well oiled, efficient an'!
up to date, no special machinery for
preserving peace exists at all. H
:s - 'ems to me that we mijrht well work
for the setting up of such machinery
to ran a campaign of truth to counter
act the wild and foolish rumors which
are at present furnishing fuel for mis
understandings and mutual distrust.
While I think it is the duty of pov-
ItUII.llllUII Ul IIIUL 1ULI, .Ut'UIIWIIlIi'
can we not no someming amonu our
selves to counteract these lies and ru
mors which work so much mischief
in our relations with other Pacific
countr'os- We. are handicapped because
e (1(1 IIUl MHIW Llll. II U III UliOUL dill
neighbors and cannot contradict the
ue. ii wttum hu wen 11 every largn
It would be well
reliable news concerning Pacific coun-
tries.
IILCE NOSE NOSES ELSIE OCT
HALIFAX, JJ. S Oct. 22. Blue
Nose of Lunenberg today won the first
international fishelrmens' race in a
rip-roaring wind thnt carried away the
foremast of her rival, Elsie, of Olou
cesler, nftwr half the course was cov
ered.
Last Time Tonight
AR.C
SUNDAY
Conway Tearle
The popular star in a gripping story hy
Albert Payson Torlume
ALSO
A COMEDY
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" Ef-lly Compson is the heroine of ;
'I.udics Must Live," the UiMt photo-
play mad., by late (IcorKO Lcaue '
a'ueker. It will soon be ixk-asLd by
Haramolint.
liam P. Cody March (i, IXlili, when the
plainsman was only 21 years old. At
that time Cody had already Killed an
"Injun."
THe Codys have had three children,
all of whom are dead. Colonel Cody
died January 10, !'.! 7.
The Kutherlin Oil and Gas company
has decided to put down its first well
on the property formerly occupied by
the Sutherlin iiiick and Tile company,
and the work of erecting the derrick
was commenced this week.
The Western Lumber and Export
company at Cottage Crow, employ
ing about 2110 men, is now in full op
eration after a shutdown of several
months. The Harvey Lumber com
pany, employing f0 men, also has re
sumed. OHSKKVKR WA vr, ADS GET RE
SLLTS.
Worthy
Wo have
are worthy
:onfidenee.
proven thnt, we
of the public's
Our equipment
Is dignified and genleel. We
plan our services carefully
aiTU execute them cunsclon--llolsly,
Shoclgrass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Directors
1C05 Fourlh St.
Phono, Main (!2
Xiirlif Phiino
-Main 7i:S
private Aiiilmlanee Sorvk
bi.YUE k, zfnn:r:MAN.
I.leenaed Embnlmer
Norma T&lmadge.
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