La Grande evening observer., October 22, 1921, Image 3

Saturday, October 22, 1021
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Local News In Brief !
Witness in Southard Trial
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J. COMING EVENTS.
Ortubur 2(1, '21 and 22. Mi-in-J
bership drive of tho La
J. Grande Y. XI. C. A.
October 10-22. M9 show of
I a Grande Lodge No. 4JJ11,
II. P. O. E.
Nov. 1. Special city election
for purpose of votinjr on
i waU'r improvement bonds.
J Nov. 11. Armistice Day celc-
bration in La Grande under
auspices of American Legion
! Post No. 4.1.
Nov. ' 8 to 18. National
J Grange meeting, Portland. '
J Nov. 21 to 26. Pacific lnter
i national Exposition, Port
l land.
headquarters' are at Walla Walla, was
out before the stores opened n'.tending
i,to business connected with his depait-!,ment.
;l:ubler Hojh in La Grande
Ivan White and A. W. Hycr of linbler
v. arc in La Grande today and aim oturi.
! ping at the Savoy.
.J.l
I Ik Improvjii? .
Mrs. Herbert V:ittin ;n who has
bden vury ill the past vetk,is imu-Ii
V butler today.
' Official in the City-
'i C. E. Peck, superintendent of niotiv?
power for the O.JW., spent last night
in La Grande on company business.
Any La Grande subscriber
to the Observer who docs not
receive his paper by 8 o'clock
in the evening, please call
Western Union, Main and
a special messenger will de
liver u copv.
Ht :l H: 5K Hi :I: 3K Si
:,t Goes to Tfloc.iM't to Attend ( ran tie
I V. K. Gekeler left this morning fo:
VTelot:uset wheib he will attend a spe-
cial nuu'ting of the grangeof that lo
V'calily this evening.
Caldwell People Here
' C. H. Sebin and wife of Caldwe'.l,
Idaho, are in La Grande today.
Urothcr Arrives Today
V. K. Smith of Portland, brother of
' Sirs. James K. Hough, who is very ill,
arrived this morning to be with hi
sister. Mrs. Hough's condition wasj
some better today.
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NEW TODAY
l'OIl KK.NT Two-rmfurnishe.1
npaitmcnt with ball Jwyt Oepot
St. Phone Black aijjf ' X 10-22-tf
NOTICE. '
1 will not be responsible for any
lebts contiacted by my wife, Carrie
after this date.
!' .K. (iAUTIIIKK.
10-22-:itp
roll SALIC Good furniiure slightl,'
used. Will sell cheap. Leaving coun
try. laofi Z Ave. .10-22.-:itii
You do not have to be approached
or invited to join the Y. M. C. A. dur-
Come to the "Y" today or .Monday and :
fill out the application card, and you
are a mcuibcr without further or
any ado.
KOli SAI.E-Waoi
unit cluufi clo;
heater; side board
Axniinster rur,'i
lOxlIUv kiU'rw-rfnliinet, cupboard,!
boukegse. 7u:! jKMus, avenue.
10-22-lt
Over from Union '
'L. M. Ward is over from Uni-'.
business and is at the Foley hole
?
Stopping at Savoy
K. I. Christian of Pullman, Wash
Mrs. J. C. Patsv of Enterprise, and
F. 10. Latfler of Enterprise are anion
the guests at the Savoy today.
.ikes is
nsp Atmosphere
F. F. lorse, of Davenport, Wash.
who owns a ranch in this valley, says
he surely likes the crisp air of this
country. He is here for a few days
and is well pleased with the Grande I
Konde.
Louise lloodenDyle and her baliy In court at Twin tails, Idaho.
whore she is an Imnortant witness In the trial of Mrs. Lydla Southard,
ssne is a sisicr uC K. 1''. Alcyers, Mrs. Boutnnvu s . tout ill liuslui:d, tor
whose alleged murder Mrs. Southard ia on trliil.
WILL PARTY PI.KASK return Kerr's
1 waist vio Pavk'stTrp that way
picKcu iy oy mistiuve inmsnuv
morning ftonrcar. 10-22-lt
-
tine ever the depressed business s well as ,ni..uK . ' "'
the. DaUntas c-l." vov "". -
of twice as many h-.ok. mis year
throiiL'h the county plan, as they were
taxed for. lmhler opens hur )Ulllyl
WAM til) anin or girl for gen
eral housewoiVV Phone. Iled l.'tiil.
10-22-2t
Visiting. Ilelatives
W. E. Kinzio and wife of Walla Wal
la arc here" spending the week-em
with relatives and friends. ,
Off lo Get Deer
Today a party of deerhunter s t'on
"isting of Joe Carr, William Siegris'.
illerman Siegfist, Har'ey Bay and Har
t ry Myers left for the Starkey country
jwherc the deer are plentiful. They
j intend to stay until each gets a bij;
'fat buck with horns on him that spread
like tracks in the railroad yards.
NOTICE TO CONTHACTOUS.
Time for accepting bids bv the Ciy;
Came In from the' Lake
Dick DeVan came in from Hot
for a short stay in the city.v llu
the Foley. '
ii all
Here from Montana
C. O. Ne'l eaine in last evening from
jWinnett, Afunlnna, anil is ti Foley hotel
guest. .,-ias
Pendleton Man in ('ity
. J. T. Walker, of Penilh-tm:, came
over to La Grande last evening and
- is spending the day here.
j It-K ,j Pomona Grange lo Meet
ru'xt oaiuioay evening nc i, range
jllall there will be a meeting of Po
mona urango io discuss ine leirsioFiiy
of enlarging the Xirange Fair for next
ver lino In del ermlnn whplher ttn i'V-1 "13
hibit from this county will be made al 'r'" Illinois this morning
Porlland during the meeting of the l wim ''
National Grunge , which is to be held uurtai in
in that city soon. 1 " .
Curl in is a Busy Boy
Arising bright and early th's m
ing, II, J. Curtin, of the O. W, v.hosei
j.lohnnie Shea After I-'lal Wheids
1 uf railroading credited to him than
lo frailioading credited to him than cents
there are rings around the oldest buck broke
well as thr
ditions rapidly while in
things have gone from bad to wors
In some sections or the Dakota
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larilis lira lieniK .hi.iiiiumi,, ....... c:..,,., ,.,,,-! U,.1,,,..U
1,.,,-n In- lHMill itluiMl.M . ....... ...........
Winnings aie miiiw . ,, ' ... v, ,r :i,i i.,',.fi,- ..., u. it.... .. ... i
Qro. n.ie v.ni. . . 1 1 f'i'iiiiK o -
cat of ail reading Is. y juxennes, bpiuco.street has heen changed to 4 :.W
and the acrge for class books in the,. m., Wednesday, ictober 2ii, 1M21.
county is 2." per cent; Union has 2:i
'per cent of her citizens in the library
users list; I. a i.ranoe - i, r.igin i-.
The delightful an.l instrueiivc even
riT's .ioginm ended with a carefel
tudy of the bu.!;r''t f"i' the county
lihnity and a personal expression ol
Mv U..l lln.ik."
period, yesterday and Ins properly, ; lltt,,iaro were:
I From the Union hoard: Mrs. llnird
iMrs. Coik, G. A. Kcibin!: and L. A
i Wright, ai.dliss S-.-ibiid, librarian.
) Fioiu the Cove lioa-d: iMis. McDai
iel and Mrs. Conklin.
1 From the Imble'r Vviv!: V.-:-. L. B.
Kiddle, Mrs. Lyle Stringham, Kiplinr
Larson, M. II. Payne aiui K. F. Hurley.
From La Giaiule board: Mis. .1. K.
Wi-ij'.bt, (lL.orj:e 1. Cochran, A. L
Hamilton and C. M. Humphreys.
many fanners who are leaving.
eon beats everything in ihc middle'
west, Thompson said,
jtclls Residence
I,. F. Wright, ; substantial farmei'
of the Allcel district, who several,
years a;o purchaser a residence at ;
lfliia First street so ho could mine.
his fnmilvtn town diulllg the school
yesterday sod Ins property.
through the Geo. II. Carrey real es
tate agency to Thomas Heath, who
recently moved from I'ortand.
Plans iind specificatious are on file at
the CilvxManager's office.
FOll ItENTiloJern furnished room.'
Hil'j sixth t.U&t. Mrs. J. G. iui;-i
111 C U I?D O V 9 qT
o i jl n n i ov
SUNDAY and MONDAY
George
IL meiioros
ll l Prnrliiftinn II
1 ' M
m x r w 1J
9 Ittihohllllfll9 I
1 Viaw&lili; f
I With MONTE BLUE '
19 T i i bl
Home from Sad Mission
Jay Dobbin, of KiUerpri.-e,
vliirned
wilere he
f-ither for
the old home cemetery. Jiy
says the norinwesi is so meen umim
off that the Mississippi vallev ih.it
there is no comparison. i,.nn in soioet
ineiilit.ies is sclliag as low as seventeen'
bushel and tin f.irmers aie
and discouraged. Many have
notice of ciiFDiToi::" meeting
Blankets
IViuldVluit nVl Oic
L'ily liiiiiuls. l ure yvu
Also ";
1.
Nii.slni.'i
Wooliiap IlliiiV
IiKiiair, J'.liiiikets.
Tai'l
also ;
is' lilitiiUcfs
xn
At lowest I'riccs
aru Tliciii.
-(oiii-
deer in the mountains, is siendin Paul a paymem o i i.mo .... i a
i. ..t i.:.. :.. i .. r?....i.. 1....1. in off and let'.'m'r it go b: vk. t
ine- for flat wheels on rolling stock, business thr iug'iout
.lohiinie has a treatise on enr wheels
that makes you dizzy when you hear
him reel it off, but the old chap knows
his business.
GROWS RAPID
(Continued from Togo One.)
Heavy Freight Shipments Continue
Yesterday and last night showed an
increase in freight through La Grande.
Besides tile general run of bu.sincs-.
the railroad handled lS'.l cars nf fruii-
and 120 carloads of livestock. Nine . -
cars of fruit were loaded out of this plained by the county librarian
station and sixty cars of livestolk Nichols.
were loaded cut of La Grande and l'l,Ml "f
(mints east on the O.-W.
niov-i In the D.striet C.nrt of (he Iniileoi
:;en.l,S'.:ites for the District of Oiegon.
I'.iL si cl..,n is' la the Matter ct Jloward Davi
suffering badly for "".0 tanner who n, bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. No. 1. fi.Hl.!
the. great consumer cannot buy I lie I 'lo the ci.'tcs of Howard Davit, I
manufactured articles offered. iof La t-i iii.c. Colon County, uicgon.
. I irt. the Suite, iul Dialiict i.foresai.l,
-nTTTTTV T-TTH? AT?V !r. bankiui
:r. IHIMKIU! . 1
T; NO'l-K IS- HEIEP.Y GIVEN', thatl
u Ion the 111 lit" cd September, P.)2l,i
!thc..-aiirTS(nw:od Fivis, was duly ad-;
... . ..... ... .
tul iTkakiupt, Al ii tiie first n-.cr
ii:o:s i'il I
rgellts
can now call the library, learn the pub at wlii
liishrs' Pric and find if the offering
Serviees Tomorrow standard an:l worth while, it w;.s
. Th Bail 1st church will hold its announced.
usual morning servics tomorrow' The County Library of Union eiiuii!..
moriiiiie. R.r A II sillon. ll.e 1:1s- i' a system prciUraled 0,1 service, tin
jtliii
ir.g of Lb-
oflae of II
Miss; Fob :,' P.uihli
;on Si'.turdav
11121. at 10:i'U (
h ti.tie
attfiui, p;ove llu-
Tinstee. tN;-.mi;;e Until";.-
a; t . su. h nl her h
ft ltM'l
,Vat 1,1
llA.Mh ill
V
held at th.
lU-fervc, in th.':
i!:inl, Oi'fgoti,
f.-f Xovemhe'v
the forenooTi,!
ft editors-' may
tun.;, ;inpnmt a
hunkiupt 1
iis'uvss as nuiy
nif?etin.-f.
tor prea.-hing on'th.' siHijcrt or -Our ,visitors fouml. .Tbrough the r.rut:o..
Advermirv. the Devil." The evt-ning OI u"0h!, 1,0111 lown u ulwn i
wn-irw will not be h.'hl in order to hoot, even the most remote seetio!
pive all an opportunity I o ailrnd the haVf ""'1''' servire at tnoir tlnr
union services hy "Tlire.'-rinserrd
Jack" (Jodwin j:i the M. K. church.
The usual Sunday school and ynuiiK
people'! meetings will he held.
i !y eoaie b'.foiv t!?
II. K. DIXON, . ;
(All r'aitrv must he sworn to on hank
..niulij lj!:.n!is h-jfore f;Iin.)
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in
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From the famous novel by Opie Read and tho
Play hy Augustus Thomas; Scenario by
Frank Condon
Also Showing a Comedy
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TEY AN
OBSERVER WANT AD
in. nun
(Inn Dollar
Ilargalnti
for
1,0110 Cuntoinera
10. lino
Oim Hollar
llaralua
1,000 CtiJilomc.ru
Dollar Day
Special .Suggestions
3 l;iii
(.'liiMri'it'a
m. 1. l-rlnuT, of (sun l- ranclHeoJ
.irrsfiUitV this hpfirt to rrrhltlcntl
1 larding an an tnvtlatidn to th-
(duhnTH convention In 1H:'2. Th
ircsldnt eloHca it, thus nlRiilf vricr
luttMiiIoii to attfiid. 9 i
-1 hi stocb wrra A CONSatNCB"
1108 Adams Ave.
SPECIAL
Hallowe'en Dance
October 31.
REX ALL
N. A. Dcsilct, Manager -
aootoeosQoeoo
l'iiiiires Today I
Chas. K. Reynolds tell last evening'
Tor Walla Walla where he will utn
pir n lo t hail Kaine grtwivii Whit
man college and the College vt Idi.i
ho. Next S.lurday he will ko tn Salt
Lake City wher? lie will umpire tho
zumn hetween the University of L'tah
and I he t'niverslty of Idalio. This
is one of flail's Mutest earner and
beinK selected as umpire Is eonsidei-;
ed udistinetlon. 1
A social ufternoon w spent
Thursday afternoon at he hcii; of
Mrs. Jim Collins on Ki-.-t l'enn.
wheu th-i M'onion of Mooscheart l,e
pioi met nnd passed away the Hum
at iiuiltiiiR and needle work for the
bazaar o be held lit Hie ail'-rnooti
and eveninp, Hallowe'en al Kai;b'S
hull. Tin re was a lni ije crowd .f
members and everyone had an enjoy
able time. At th? close of the af
ternoon a delightful luncheon was
wrved by the hostess.
jPunyan'si
Sign Service '
Auto Painting
TiXmoacm kind J
j A dnaranlre ih Ktrrr Stroke of J
U 'l! (iivr HaMoweVn I'aHy
The Country Cul has appointed
.Mrs. KImer StoIdarl. Mrs. Kail
Stoddard, Mrs. Hernia it Sierist and
I Mrs. I.ec llouy to lake eharce of
t tic Halloween naur- m e gneii ..i
the Coui ry eluh Friday eteiiini:. A
meinheis of the Club are tordl.il)
Invited to att''d and if Hone bavin;
no way of puina will notify Mrs.
I.e.' Homy a way will be prold."l
for them.
the Htuh nnd I h Guar
antee 11 tiUtKl.
Runyan
In Hug's Garage
k ltk iJmJ
Two Nights
MONDAY TUESDAY
Oct. 24, and 25.
Ii mil' Lailir
5 pair Men
10 iiiiir Men's lii(
o Turkish li.iih T.
S ( I lies! Towi
.!nl'nlva,.l.;iri''fallt!s
Illlr-V .....
s' lJiic
s l!lk Drci-1
Al'i.r.l ti
11" iso
$1.00
...... $1.00
.... $i.oo
$1.00
.... $1.00
$1.00 '
$1.00
Andrew's Variety. Store
macy ;ai baird
COMEDIANS
f.RESE?:Tn".r.'r
Tiiy bvIt dramaa n d
c
Carr s
Where Your Credit Is Good
-
Use It
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER
COMEDIES
MONDAY NIGHT
"THE CALL OF THE WOODS"
A FLAY OF THE CHEAT CANADIAN OUTDOORS
Old Timr Hti
A. W. Thurnpsoti, many y-nrs a
r'nid-ut of )reifn. but reutl' c;i
iii:. in bu-iii'n in Haiti inon
MarIaiid. paswrt VukU Ii Crnnd"
y'UMlay a;:d rMid oid Huain.
tani-s. I f c i on bin way to Tort,
land. hre he xjm N to make bin
hom itaain In the fu turf. H ha
h-i driUnr orlani nnd fay that
in Fim iarts of th' middl the
farm'r? ar jtroM'Toit while in o.h
irn fh'X are uffrlnc trr"atly. In
Mir.it .-'ota -vm thins ciii- tnf -l
VAUDEVILLE GJECIALTirs EETVEEN ACTS
ADMISSION: Lower Floor, 7,'c; r.-Jcoi y,
Above Price:; I.uiU'l-?
Doors Open at 7:30
; Children 30c.
ir Tax
Show Starts at 8:13
SPECIAL
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105 Depot
Anii'i-iau (Quality li U-
& 5.
I i:ii''Vir.il (.'till
V
Irmi while thi'V
ELECTRIC CO.
i ,m in. .
Phone Red 3931
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