La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 01, 1921, Image 3

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Tuesday, November 1, 1021
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
'Local News In Brief
COMING EVENTS.
Nuv. 1 Special city clcctiou
! fur purpose of voting on
water imprnif ment bondH.
Nov. 8. County runvenliiin of
) Kelickahs at La (.iiiuiilc.
Nov. 11. Armistice Day i-clc-i
brntiun in l.a (Jrande under
auspices of American Legion
l'oat No. 4U.
Nov. 8 to 18. National
Urange meeting, Portland.
Nov. 5 to -'. Pacific Inter
national Exposition, Port
land. 3- $ $
M jS'lilkry Couple Walls ( It)
Mr. aud Mrs. Jack Slarco,
J. Slarkny. are in La Grande today
J' business and t-oseo friends.
S SUGGESTED
of! :
ou Application blanks for 1 f 22 lieen
Ikos have been lnaiied by the Kecrr.
New York are: Espunnla.-Ont., $10. oil
Craml .Mere, Q.H., $7.00; lr;nihi:tf
(Kails, Out., ?!l.(;0j .luiiipuVre, IJue,
$8,110; Ottawa, Out., $7.l; tiault tUe
Marie, (Int., $10.00; Three ltiver."
0,ui, $7.i;o.
' "Maine-New York City - rates riv
not much better than the t uuadiau, th .
I.ivermorc Kalis rate being $0.10,
Alillinocket, $7,711. Krorn - Port h'd
vards, Wis., to New York City tiu
Winning Skipper!
Hero From Port land
A. J. ltobliiuou, of Portland, ari'lv
ed in tho city tlila niornliiK.
SM-nt Last Xiglil In Ui (irunili-
Hoy Wells, of Alici l. was a La
liraudu visitor last night.
J,t Over from Wi-iVi-.i.l
V. 11. Asher of
city today.
Wolacr, ii In the
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I Any La Grande subscriber
0 the Observer who docs not
eceive his paper by 8 o'clock
In the evening, please call
Western Union, Main 24. and
a special messenger will de
liver a copy.
J. I, 'Meet In llouaii Hall
j There will he a meeting or St. I'e
V tor's Guild in Ilonan hall tomorrow
afternoo nat 2:0 o'clock.
:K SH :K .!.
: I'Yom Imbler
h W. White, of Imhler, wnB
est at the Savoy hotel last night.
Hi- 'null's Iti'giihiily
Kurd Dero, of Walla Walla, who
makes La Uraiule as regularly a3 the
jwind blows in the Grand Ilonde val
, ley, is over today visiting his trade
land tolling "Doc," the 'Summer day
clerk all the new unci popular stories.
malm Citizen In Town
W. A. Winnirnrcl of liniiiili.i
I Grande today on business.
turning o Their llonii-
Halph Sliafer and ramily of 1 11c
tk, Oregon, who have been at "the
inner hotel, will return today to
)lr home.
I 1
vn l-'llilll Meacbani
Walter Hush, of Meacham, has
en In La Grande on business and
8 been a guest at the Sommer.
.Many from .Anilinil Ciiiiuly
J C. K. Parsons, of North Powder;
:.M. C. Stewart of Alicel; L. L. Sniilh,
tary of State to all motor vehicle rHte is $11JH) Per ton; to PliiliMlclpl.iii
owners In Oregon, so us to permit , $10.1)0, nnd to Ualtiinoie, $10.(0.
them to apply lor aud rcrulvu suehi "Ameiica even with the best, f:ut-
lli'ones befora January 1, l'22. Mo-est and most modern paper nulls le
tor vehiclo ownurs will avoid imi'ii tho world," Mr. Kellogg docl'ive.-l
trouble, annoyance anil iiiiiiv-'.'i..snrv "cannot successfully compete with the
delay by promptly applying for Ihetr prices of Kuropcan paper made pi.d
1!22 licenses upon receipt or tho ap- shipped under these conditions. It i
plication blanks. Deferring applying the publishers who will suffer in lh
for licenses until aboul the first of long run, for Anieiican mills can'.o'.
tho yeir only congests tho work i t make paper to meet present European
the Secrelary of Stale's office and prices, and Europe cannot supply Am-
may result In the arrest or the car ericas permanent needs. 1 ne normo
ownors bv traffic officers f:r fuller:., result would be wick' swings in prk.
to have the 122 licenses on their, which arc uhvays disadvantageous to
riirs after January. 1st next. License producer and purchaser alike in any
Plates for 1H22 will have a yellow commodity where price extremes are
background and black figures . nn.'i found.
letters. J ''It iy better for tho American user
I'.p to tho present time during the'of newsprint to have a dependable
vear I!i21 there have been red irr"l source of supply at home at a price
and licensed in Oregon 6KI motor ve- which ilt'fonl a reasonable profit .ll
hide dealers. G,4;iti chauffeurs. 17S.-the manufacturer ami thus encouryge
C20 motor vehle operators, :i.l6 greater production than to have a tern-1
motoreveles and 1.16.60!) passenger porary supply from atiroiul at pri:csj
and commercial cars, inni which the f'wl by ruinous unfair competition,:
total license fees aggregate 2.31!.- which will vanish when ..world coc.ui-
307. The fees, less udmini.ilrative ex tiolis again appioain norm..i.
peases, are (listriDuieu oue-iourtn to
the counties from which the reulstr
vemlwr 1, 1921, ami to mature in ti(.t Said bo -to
exceed twenty years from date ( bill-: thai) par i ,
dera to specify the, maturity or mu-l ' 'J'he. iap
luniies uesircd),' kuiu bonds to bcu imessrs. i
iHivivni ai. nix jjyrcent n j (ier an- no ruriiibiic
nuiii, payable senit-auuually on May bidders.
and November first, principal nnd in- The l.'o'
terest payable at the office of the j.cl any
i-iiy insurer or at the 1'iscal Agen
cy of the State of Oregon in Now -.'ork!
jcit'' Nov. l-i
. ! jllK'llt
HKhr . '1
y' K
(i(i;uu A. iiUim a, hkii'P' t" ;
tho lilncmrio, which w tin Intrr
iuttioi:il tishini; ucliuonvr liuxs, fl.
I matsan
A DDI 17
rk & X L. -Li'
i of Vlnt'fMit, and H. I). Mi'l'l'H;iii, of tlons are rei i'lved and throe-fourths
to the State Highway fund for use in
raiid construction and Improvement
tliroutfhoul Uio State Bonernlly.
The distrihulioii cf the ro.ui.stra
tions up to September 15, shows that
Enterprise, were among the Savoy
guests today.
Mer(lr.r Tomorrow
The Girls' Friendly
society will
i REMEIUIBEHS DIG
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meet tomorrow evening at llonanin Union county there were .egisier
hall at 7 ::io -o'clock. All members ed ten motor vehicle dealers. 4 !
are Invited td bo present as sonio im-i Chaurfeurs, 4.127 'mo'.or vehiclo o;i
portant matters of interest to thelerntors, 71 niotoreyclnt. 2,2:i9 pas
meinbershin will be talked oyer Iilr-senger cars, six ambulances and
val officer in coniuiand and asked;
i 111 in to send up a man to loosen the!
I flag. Tho captain ordered a sailor j
' to shin up tho mast and in a Jiffy the!
j bunting was clear. A moment later!
;the American fla was bent Into the
halyards and sped aloft, while all the
ships in the harbor thundered out
their salutes."
ing the evening.
I Alter Society .Meeting
Tho Ladles of the Catholic church
aro looking forward with much
lit. of Minimi were in I.:. (Iraude Pleasure to tho meeting ot the Altar
wt evening on their way to VaHiiii:Sd'-' wlich w" 1,0 held tomorrow
p vlsjt friends.
: Way to Yakiina
11. M. Wirt and wife anil ('. 1.
DA.N'VILLi:. Cab, Oel. 31 llruce
W. Stone, a pioneer Danville farmer
is believed to be the only man alivo
hearses, one stage. 68 commercial today who witnessed mo low
ears of less than one' ton capacity,' the Russian flag and the raising or
lia lrurks of from one to rive capa-jlhe Sara ai d Stripes at Silk.i, Alaska,
city and nine trailers of from duo to 'when the American government took
five tons capacity, or a total of 2,-'oer the northern tenii.ry Oe. IS,
41111 licensed passenger and coinmur- 1867.
. ciul mulor vehicles.
HOT LAKE AK1MVALS.
HOT l.AKl'l, Nov. L Arrivals at!
the Sanatorium are: Clyde Thurston,
Chicago, Illinois; James Webb and1
wife, Union; K. J. Young and v!fc
r Spokane, Washington; Helen Peebler.
"1 La Crninle; Donald K. Thrasher, Tn-
conia, Washington; Glenn Smith, Per
ry, Oregon.
jarternuou at the residence of Mrs.
I Harry Lavey, IOCS Oak St., .Mrs. II.
)tl Time Lawyer Here I Lavey and Mrs. C. L. Lyncli will be
D. W. Slioehaii. one of the Inst Imstesses of the afternoon. A report'
-.nowii lawyers on the coast, was ln "r " lhe s-i'. charwilable and ba
ll tlranda yesterday on his way fomiuittoes will be made at this
line to Knlerprise, In in I'oi tland. nieetlng.
p froni The Dalles
J. D. 'l'rank ami S. K
he Dalles, aro quests a
jtel today.
(.Marriage Licenses Issuttl
llroivn, t-r-. lit the past few d'.iyij County Clerk
the KeleyJ Kenn'tli Mel'ormlck lias issued licen
j hi K to ved to the following parties:
, . Allen F. Miller of California and
CRIME STUDENTS
MCOME-3
NEW TODAY
Q Way llomc-
riland on business was at the i'ol
y last niglit on his way1 homo to
Wallowa.
"p Froni Portland
Floyd J. Campbell, a larp
ty owner of Portland, in
. tiraude today oil business.
the Foley.
n proper
in L.i
Hi- is at
Stone was in ho ituarlei'iiiaster s I
department of tho army'ii). the lime:
and was lined up, with the oilier;:
Anieiican soldiers and sailors to wit- p.oAKI) and Uooin
ness tho affair. Two' iiiiudred and;
fil'tv lltissian soldiers wctei.lso lindf
the affair. in i : WAN I'KD Position as stcnograniier.
day tlie flag liois'.i'd wire i clerk or office girl. Call Kcd ai.
and sunny," 3 ;'l'l ra-i 1 1-1 -.Up
eeiillv in desi:rilnng Ifu' ceremony.1
' The parade ground vi SliVtt' was on 11!- P. MOSSMAN lias movjd his
CINCINNATI, O... Nov. 1. IlaU plateau Hint was iea'A'.n by a';
day cenferences on "Kurrnus of Cl': ji- r LI of abnil lino sjep jeji 'lulii a j
i mi I Hecords nnd Statistics" and "In- overlo.kiug the Pacilie. '
e.,,.;i.r !.iwl 1 't tmiltlll tfoSIKItwillilit ; ' . i.'l'l... I i.... ft-i.Mi 1
iliilyhiiison of North row-;' ... '. ... .,..: sssi(ins r .. ....,.....,' ,',,.' ,.'' , 7,,, , !
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a given slgni'.l a Hinaian kiuihc-
and Criminology here. Nov. IX and LI. started to haul it. downi As It was!
Dr. Iloiatio M. Pollock, statistician i,,,,, (IWered a ealspaw of a breeze 1
for thc New York State Hospital Cor-- - ,i,.w it around so tluiCII f.i t 'en'aii", I
7F'"r'i.... l TT"i jmission will prcrdoait thu for.mcr ;-.i:i- ,,., lumM ,K. stair and would noil
ltu.li.et. (.mi.tlttt. Appol d !fnmK.c, Where Col. Henry Barrett d(.K,.cml. Tl,o Russians ill uulie t,p-
jii; u.uii.j I.UUH ..an ri"""' ' " ( ,,,1,, ber a hi. oncra llL' clircetor of t !i-
Pierce, William Ikizelwood :(.hi,. (-,.;, (:(,m.i.;siol1. will il --
Myrtle K
J. IJ. Mcl'ullock, who has been la der,. Julius W. Stephens and Laura
Iv. luder of La
VriMor and V'eliua
tiraude.
Grande,
Jackson
Welden
of Li
Call Kcd 3-I1.
ll-l-ltii
office from the .Summer building to
the third floor of the New Fo'ey
Huilding. Take elevator on Chest
nut sheet or stairway on Adims
Ave. 11-1-tf
Preferred Stock Coffee
iD-uo-tr
' Weill l-'isbliig Yrsterdny
. William Holloas and Al
went fishing yesterday on the Wallo
wa river. While they have return
ed home there are no big fish stories
as yet floating about Hie business
BCCliVll.
Hi
ellirns to Llghi
Mrs. Lloyd Chandler nnd little
j daughter, who had been visiting rel
atives in La Grande, left lllis morn
Ling for their home In Klgin.
Waller Pierce, William
of l-.lgln and George neusou ot L n- ,.,, ,i, n,,,,,,,,., iiis Uurc.-m II
ion to sit as a budget committee witli wM jcs..ri,e ulso the operations of lhe
the county court next Thursday 1n re , ,.imissioii he directs in ( hi-
ttviewing and making he budget ex- .aC0i through which the Ussoeia'..o:i
Andrews I penaes for Union couuly for -'.H'o ,(f (-ommcrcr f Chit-HK is fihtin- i-f-
comiug year. -.; Actively against crime in high -i.-ul
' jlow places. v
Lawyers in City ,os,,ph A. Hill, assistant director of
A. A. Smith, of Il.iker and Pal the Iiureru of the Census in Washirg
Gallagher of Oulario, lire among the wj ouijne a plan by which local
out of town visitors here today. They uuri.uus cnn co-operate with tile I i.-.l-are
here on legal business. Hoth Vrul Census Bureau,
men have served' in the legislature; a vear ago the Institute heid a cnu-
NOTICIC OK HON I) S.W.K.
Sealed bids will lie received bv the
set over the incident nnd several wo- un.loi siirnccl until the hour (,r 2 o'clock
''' hildreu were' T'illi .1 wilh t, lr)th ,.1V ()f Mv,,m)or i-.
all sorts of siil'vrslitiim'i fe:;r at Hie m iaimciliately thcrcarier opened i-y
"i"1'"- ' t ie City Couu -il or tlie Citv of llni:'i;
"The Lussiau officer In eotumard (i,,.gon, at the City Hall in said city
turned to Col I Davis, who was , an is-ue of City of Union Kernnd-
oaiiiinanoiiig llio Ainericae:i and nail- j lt; 'Ponds ill lhe principal sum o'
ed him !o nmgesl :i in -'lias out of Ihe'sO.dim, said hone's to be in depomina
difficulty. Davis turned to Hie un-'imns of $1,00!) each, to be daled No-
4-4-i-v---4-t
W'niiie Over From Klg
J II. W. Iluell, and f
'were La Grande visit
gbi
family, of Klgin.
were La Grande visitors nisei hikih.
I They were guests at Hie Savoy hotel.
end have some proneuncd views on f(.rCace which resulted in the adoption
various public inatteis which they!r a plan. for uniform records in In
expressed at the Ad. club lunclieaon ftitutions for the detention of cvimiiv
today. . ' 'nls. The conference here will relate
to judicial records and statistics
.Meeting of Ijtily Maccabees
The regular meeting of the Lailv
'Maccabees will be held. Thursday
, alternoon at 2:".ll o'clock at the
At tile con'crrnce on Insanity .iii-l
Ciiminal Responsibility. Prof. Kdwir.
R. Keedy of the University of Pi n l
svlvania Law School. Philadelnh:a
EDMONDS' TOOT
FITTER SHOES
For Men
3 Lasts
Tom, Dick and Harry
Leather all through
at
$6.95 pair
Quality Shoes
I- TM TOCt WTTM A COMSULNCB
1103 Adamf Are.
OOOQCGOOO
! home of Mi. Claude Mm kcy, 01 will prcsilf. Some yrars ko h' P'
i First sireet. instead of th K. 1. 'noswl a Will for the regulation nf c.
Ii ill TMu i -in iiii m. rt Mtit moot in" ! ri..it tnwtimnnv ill filS(S ()f riili'UC i '
i,B the 'civet iv? board for the olei-ii.u t riminalitv in which the canity f th
f of I'it-pra will ha apjmintiMl and all defendant has been brougnt mt quv
Lady Miiecabeos are urjio I to attend.
tion. 'lhe propose.! bill
lU.st-J at the meeting
ill bo
C'i:icinnat:.
in to Siiprenir (Miit '.
La Grande has a nunSher nf people
at rendleton today attending . the
Supremo court. Among those from
thiH city who are over in the win-jit
town, arc: G. M. Kichey, i'al. I'. S.
IvanbM Kimciio AHhwifl, K. H. Kin
Ko, Jno S. llidglu. Kl. Wright, Joe
t;rrne, 4obn Kberbnrd, Gu.re
Coe lira n and Kobort I'd kin.
iliTKPiT
! RITES IN 0. S
i
In Ship I
REX HALL '
B. A. Desilet, Manager
toioeooeooo
l-'aini Survey
K. C. Jaiuiison of the extension di
vision of O. A. C. is in the city tod
day arrattKinir for seen r hie data re
carding Union county farms for the
state tax commission. Mr. JainLson
is confer rin e with Count v A unit
H;m-v (I Avpi v tn rn"nrd ttt wn iii-f nir "P
the as.Hexament, taxa, hu-omt and
real valuation on 15 to 20 represen
tative Union county farms. He Is e
curini; similar data from all coun
tien In the state.
('sts Less
iMirojK' t" Nw York
Than I'Vhii Niai"i I
citv
CHICAGO, Nov. 1. It covts $J
1-) .-hip a ton of newsprint pJiper f.nfi
Scandinavia to New York C.ty than t
ton of the Fame paper f 'n'
ViuUp0 ."'j!l: nerriiv the JhIk if V. 'V
,York, Fi. S. Kellogif of New Y.irk.J (
seeretary of the News Print ?vr'w j
Ilut'eau. told the Salesmcns Asso-iat hmj
of the Taper Iiirlustry here todav.
"America's ppcr indu-tiy." Mr.
Kellogs; said, "fares yerious rnmp'-t -ttn
fi'Tn foreign lands n"t alone ie
.tiiu.! of fhr (urt th;it f(irfii-n natH"-
Klt'hP! ,i i fhr-zm labor, under deiuei ii.'-
ti exchange ror.ditinns. but '
l,M II,.. ..t f.f fri-Hrl.t shinmettt,"
Kigurc- n h o w i n ir coinpai JM vr-
between foreiirn hippifitf
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The Foundation . of
Good Dress
(iOO!) TASTK 111 (IroMB nnmt
find Its Hint oxin,-H:iloo In the
proper (iraet in tho hurinony
'f Hiniple, heuntirul lines mill
rij;lit pniprn tloiiR. Women of
dlserlinlntUing ta:Uo ull over
Anieriea wear
'La Camille' Corset
becaiiBO they give tho correct
sllhouotte. and nccntit tho nat
ural bo:iuty ot the figure an no
other Cor.setH can. There Is a
"La Camille" model that will
fit you perfectly.
Have a trial fitting nnd be con-
rinced. A complete line of new
model on hand.
i'iiom; iilack si
J$(& Mrs.Robt.Patt.son,
coiisi7rn;iti-;
IleHldencn l'H 2 4 th St.
first hlock West of P. O.
BERT
All grades and prices. Call at tho
Fruit Co. Building, East end of Ji
Mr. Durland will bo found in the
buildjing on the main floor.
Small Jonathans, Romes and Blue .
at 50c per box.
Fancy packs as high as $2.50 per box i
thans and Delicious.
Buy direct from the grower.
Grande Ronde Ffff
Company
B. M. DURLAND," Mgr.
A joy postponed
is a joy half wasted
Music in the homp! Is there music
in yours? Investigate player pianos
today! Here you will find ample1
stocks, splendid quality,' and the
price and convenient term consid
erations that may make this pur
chase possible at once. ;
And remember: to postpone a joy is to
fialf waste it. Now tod.iy you should be
enjoying a good p!aycr,pinno in your home.
Sherman,!1
Glay&Co
vv. II
BO IMEHKAMP CO
In I i -) Al ti Spccil
It I i not always lhe fast driver
who Ki in tlie clit h. Ma k
and III -n Hayey can tttt i f y to
statcnif'itt for a rw croniimM
while roitirnliij; from Wallowa in a
isouk' ar in? K'M uii i hi! jiHYiMiirm frl,',(rht
jtiK a nnif. ways uctwefii i i.raiwie m -nt, Ampric-an pointy an
a4 Island City only to t-'MN-rivm c . of conflitins cnfrontinX
fhal uncertain niitofiinhtlR m-iisj-Moii JMT)rr inllstry jn Kcnci;tl, were
ini ii nri.ul4 u.m. f t -! by-Mt. KrlldtTL'-
.K-tWins vouW aio them frum, .Thfl Jlf, f Hanil.u: jr tn St w
L. kia K iitly nl the ilitrh- where y((rk H(uI ((thcr rjt..r, p,M ts i. 4 r
tW;y left the iuaiftme md Mine on ,KM, yu ur jy.j p,.r t-.n :if :('
iU t,V city. Th'1, next incrnin 1-iumi. -n 0 per lntr tun or
j.-r 'J'UMl p'nni'ls f rni S'a?ilinv:..(
,-flul. t otnpareil witn mi.- Hii'
tlij
8II-
ii tly went arter the car, inne-
lU'I emfeHVorerl to run llio cht
Tile. from various important Aim-iir
:l. t.
out on il flwn power Htid h;ni am
thy ffiid"rs nnd otherl-e nii.-ru, mill..
treat'Hl the nuu hinp. ItUl faihil to fh" . rate from WaUrlown
get it out. ten- Fail to New York i S"i.;n
f Vloo.r. Vail- 70 The W:l
I 'wn io ('urry county thy kill Ht inert .i-ri to Ph'atkiphiri anl t . Tv'
twith R club. A fine piHi-e for onu' j f Tvnit i-,
Giamk- huntcn tuisit, . vV
M. T! 1 1
new leiepn
lone
Directory to be Issued
Very Soon
Sul:;cril)ciT. Desirous of Changes TIcmo
Notify Office at Once
IarcadeI
Wednesday Only
Lionel Barrymore
Home Independent
, Jghlitiri Col :
IN
Jim the Penman
America's Greatest Actor in a Melodrama of
International Fame a story that grips and'
fascinates by its dramatic .intensity.!
A
TONIGHT '
MAEY iMILES MtNTEK
' AND ;
CLYDE1 COOK COMEDY
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