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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1921)
Monday. TCoveniWr 7. 1021 t-A GHANPE EVENING OBSERVEB TOOK TTTRVT, Local News In Brief Hi Hi StS M COMING EVENTS. Nov. 7. 8 p. m, UcRUlar Amcri- can Legion meeting at Eagles' Hall. ; W Nov. 5 to 12. Pacific Interna- rl rV tional Exposition, Portland. ":' ffc Nov. 8. County convention of "r. Itebt kalis at I .a Grande. ir. Nov. 8 to 18. National Grange v ?r meeting, Portland. Nov. 11. Armistice Day eclcbra '" i!i tion in l.a Grande under aus- v Pices of American Legion ' Post No. 411. :.; Nov. 12. 8:.'W p. m., at high school auditorium, second num. v r bcr of Lyceum course. :. ) .J. i: ' Any La Grande subscriber to '?' the Observer who does not receive his pnper by 8 o'clock in the ev- ' & oning, please call Western Union, ;'- .t Main 24, aiul a special messenger will deliver a copy. . . : .j. Here Jrom lown Mrs. Hazel Hirkland, of Missouri Valley, Iowa, is In the city und Is Savoy hotel guest. Hood Itlver Lady Here- Mrs. Fred Lamberson, of Hood Ulver, is among the visitors' lu Grande today. Over 1'roiu Enterprise- Mrs. G.'W. Chandler camu in from Enterpriso yesterday for a few days' visit In La Grande. In From the Junction ' W. P. Trumbull, who is working with the O-W at Union Junction, Bpent Sunday 111 La Grande. Arrived from Wyoming r, Mrs. Leon Hooper who resides in Keniorer, Wyoming Is visiting friends lu La Grande. Spent Sunday lu C11I011 C. E. Short and family and W. Bcnham and' family drove over Union .yostcrdiiy ami spent the ternooii with friends. SUITS and OVERCOATS t 1 Wc curry ' n conik'U' line ol' J. C'ai'ps.it f-Vn.s KM) per cciiLPnrc Wool Suits and Overcoats in The latest 'stylos, and' pattciV' l'Vr Mew and young.'. : .Men.- ( Vnipine tSiir Prices 1 l:H'ok; : liuy ; ing."; -.r. .' . Clint's Clothiery V 1108 Adami Are. ' ' Save Your Money in one of our : PURSES WALLETS BILLFOLDS PASS CASES now at 20 OFF L. & L. Drug Co. Adams Ave.. Window DAN REX HALL Old Tim ltaniTK Tlnir-ilay MfKlern Dam-es Sulunln) ( ouples selected each Thursday ulgbt to compete for prize walti. y 1 Mrs. Maxwell - Mr. Olaf Group 2 Mr9. Birnio Mr. I-eu Hanson 3 4 6 6 ; 7 J- 8 5 10 lllivr PIIIL MU"J N. A. Desilet, Manager Over from I'ove Mrs. Kuto Conlcy la over from Cuvo and Is stopping at tbo Summer. llonil lluyer from Portland llalph 1). Moores, a bond buyer from Portland who keeps track of all the good securities offered In East ern Oregon, Is In the city today. Drove la from AValltm'iV Iioos Hood and Lawtnn McUanlul, two of Wallowa's young men, drove over last evening and are stopping at tbo Sommer hotel. Light Man Down from llnkr J. H. King, who haiwlles a lot of trouble Tor the E. O. L. 4c P. com. pauy is down from Baker today on company business. 1 Elcc'ioii Expenses- The recent city special election cost $309.75, according to the state ment filed with the city commission. . lViidletoiiiaus Drive Over J. K. Thompson and R. H. House, of Pendleton, drove .over last night on a business mission and are quar tered at' the Sommer, Looking the Valley Over . E. A. Kirkcudall of Baker, aeconi ipaulcd by J. K. Vaugh and .Mr.. Zcn ter of Fairfield, Idaho,, are looking the Grande Uonde valley over today. Uniillct. Xext Week The father and son banquet! of the Y, M. C. A. will ho held on Tuesday, November 15. Reservations for the banquet can be made at the Y. M. C. A. In I'ltion Sunday Waller M. Pierce, one of the re gents of O. A. C. drovo over to Un ion Sunday to consult with Robert YViihyconibe of tho Experimental Station. ITrpiiur SIhm'i Man at Enli'.v W. W. Howard, who lives at Hi-pp. tier and rangts sheep over many hills inelmlin; Union county hills, in at the l'oley today. Ho is over lucking arter sheep whlcdi have hecn on the summer rnngo In this section. I.n tirniiilc Will Soon Claim Mini Frank 10. Smith, of lilKin. Is in the ity today on business and is quarter ed nil the Foley. I.a Grande h blink ing seriously or 01311111111! Mr. Hiultli as a citizen sinco he lias sold his in terests in Klgin. ! HiiI'm Kroad Sniilo 1 Hal Uolicnkaiiip Increased the j breadth of his customary smile con siderably over tho wook.eml. The j cause was the arrival of an eighv i pound baby duiiKhter at his home Motlicr and i.aiuroay, oeiuoer o. i.ioim-i .tim j ! dauKliter arc both I nicely. On Crnllb i J. C. Tliniey hus; been" forced . to the use of crutches, as a result tT steppiii!' on a tack. Illood polsonias set In and he will have to nurse his foot for somo time before lioififrnliie i to walk on it. The Tinney . family moved -tp. llaker.tftis ; week.-iNortn Powderi.NVwiy, , , .y lliiys Kooiuini; House W, M. Nolan has purcluised the Flltu rooming house at the comer 01 Jefferson and. (-he.sUiut'.HtreeJ8..,He has lived in this section fcr the past ten years, having been encnged In ; logging work most of the time and; during-the .fall season working ior the La Grande Investment ccmpanj j during the years they hail largo po tato crops on their holdings. ; Pivpure. for Convenl'oii I The members of the local Itebekah : lodge are extremely busy today pre ' paring tor the district convention to ' i.n li..l.l tiei R litimtrrow. This even ing lariie delegations from several! Icounties in eastern Oregon are ex. ! peeled. Among those who will be !here this evening'ure Nettie M. Whet- stone, 'president cf the assembly and Mrs. Sanderson, Inside guardian. (Hildeii Weilillug j Mrs. Carrie Ne.il of this city at UendeiLthe golden weL'ding of her paicnw. -Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ward, at Albany last Wednesday. Iloth Mr. and Mrs. Ward are natives of Oreg' 11 and all of the seven children of the union were present at the cclebra jtton of the golden wedding. Son Is Horn Mr. Hnd Mrs. Lowell WIIIIhoisoii are the parents of an il'-i pound baby boy. born at their home, y 1 U 8 Third street, November 5. November 1") Inst day to pay wate. cut without a penalty. 11-7-M Special Meeting AMERICAN LEGION All iiiciiiIh'I's of Iki Ii.'i (irimiii- Post Nn. -: ,nc lll-yril t ilttrlbl il Sjirciiil M -t 1 HIT -T tin- Pte-t ;i1 Kii'rli's H;ill itt p. iik sli.-irji. 111. t im: tM ft.ix- Aiiui-t.-.- ! ;.-: IV tli. iv. I.MPOIJJV.N'I'. IM-NHIIIT ItepaU'big Irf'uJvb Horace Knnpp, water, street and sower superintendent of tliu city, is on a trip along the pipe line between hero and the intake for tho purpose of repairing the worst leaks in the plpo and putting tho telephone lme to tho caretaker's houso in repair for tbo winter. Ho expects to bo gone several days. Loses and HecovcrM Wallet W. A. Hudolsou lost a wallet con taining approximately $i0U last Sun day. It happened that he was sell ing rope to a customer and lu reach ing Into his pocket for a knile he removed tho wallet and laid it down in his store room, forgetting all about the transaction., Tho next morning after making a couiiplelo soarch of his home and store be de cided he had lost it. .Monday, while in the store houso u customer noticed tho wallet laying on a box and re turned It to Mr. Hudelson. North Powder News. OREGON TIES , WASHINGTON STATE 7 TO (Continued from Page One.) At Lafayette, Northwestern 0. In.l. Purdue At Norman. Okla. University of Oklahoma 27, University of Kansas 7 At East Lansing, Mich. Michign i Aggies 14, University of South Da kota 0. At Minneapolis University of Iowa 41iNUniversity of Minnesota 7. At Brookings, S. D. South Dakota State 27, University of Noith Dakota 7.' K. of C's. Captured Marshall Foch Sunday " CHICAGO, Nov. 7. Marshal Foe'; .Sunday was the official Ruest of the Knlirhts of Columbus ami Sunday night became the millionth kniirlit. "I have ben made a Kniirht of Co lumbus." he raided Maitame Foch I t,,rn.,. Kniirht .T A Klahertv. wll.l dubbed him kniitht, also cabled Mad ame Fochf "Marshal Foch is now a Kniirht of Columbus. America nmy kill your husband with kindness, but we shall do our utmost to preserve ht.-i health." NEW TODAY .COOKF.I) FOOD SAI.Ii. -The I.i.die-i of the Kpisi'opal (iuild will hold a Cooked Food Sale at Kus ull's Meat Market Saturday, Novem ber 12th, at 1 o'clock. 11-7- lt CALL Red l:i.7i if you desire a furu- licd room 111 Modern home close lit. il l-7-f)'.p Notice of Chance of Partnership. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON- ! CERN, Notice is hereby jrivcn thai Ketlins aKiigithe undersigned, W. L. llrinknian, has ( retired from the partnership firm of . I Mitchell & llrinknian, of Itjiand City, Union County, O1TK011, tind that Carl Pcrrine has purchased all rights and interests of the undersigned in and to the said .partnership which, hereafter Preferred Stock Coffee ARCADE " Starting Wednesday Amaylncf 9tnrii nC FANNY MECSELFj the ramous Novel by ; Edna Ferbef.marvelouslii . told in a reat picture.' Directed by the.man i who made 'OuWde the Law -Tod Brovnln , ! will he knotut as Mitchell & PcrriinvE uic &111U uuitMc iiuvuig latveu place on November 1st, 1!21. W. L. IlKINKMAN. November 10 last day to liay wate" rent without a penalty. 11-7-3'. WANTED Portland girl would like chance to spend time 011 ranch near Iji Giaadc, to regain health. Will help with homework. Inquire at Observer. 11-7-dlp WANTED A reliable chamber maid inquire Belmont Kooms. Phone Tied 1241. 11-7-tf l'OR SALE New Zealand .Itabl.il i Phone Mack 1571. ' 11.7-21 I'OH SALE 41. 13 pigs. Call Farmers; 11-7 FOIt SALE One Universal Range new. Will sell cheap. Piano Bench and other household articles. Call lied 11182. 1 1-7-2: p rOUND Piece of silk. Owner may have same by calling at the Ob. servxr and paying for this "ad." 11-7-lt WANTED Room ami board in priv ate i family or widow's home, by clean working man. Just a plain homelike place. P. 0. Box 41. Il-7-ltn . REMOVAL NOTICE. VMIB&m Ui erne Johnson is tuuv located ii liii. new offices in the (iiirdner Line!; above Putnam's Drug Store. 1 t-8-Ct the Says x Thank You ' P. S. St'f Dr. Willinui: iilntiil (Ikisc knoll v J'ci'l - 20C Depot Street iy Vj lrjj Jj if typf Wf ti'ftt Bootery The , -r-a. i-r i TODAY and TUESDAY Maiiy Wive3 Will See Themselves in Louis B. Mayer's Big Production "HABIT A cyclonic cyclorama habit wrecked. Not Just a Drama, Not Just a Romance But Both , ' A T00N5RVILLE COMEDY ,r- A First Natonal Attraotioa ARCADE Starting Wednesday u MAM 04 Amazing Storq of FANNY HECSELRj the ramous Novel bg Edna Ferber.marvelouslij told in a great picture.1 Directed bg the.man u wno maut? 'Outside the Law - Tod 8rovnln j One week of nin:su:il; Itusiitiiss ooiivhices u.i that.! the., particular of lii lira nil e-! itl'prt'cialo our cJiforts C,i jjivc tliciu riasy Shot's of liiln',sl tiifil- il v at allractivr prices t 1 For 1 1 i 1 1 We thank you. ; ." it H if y y ifyt lifi lij iJf 3fy of hearts that human M mows ; II - , 1 ' ; ; . 105 Depct St. It' ; : ; 1, Phtne Red 13931 IS o o te r y aMMUUaCldai llSTRIKEjfP Coasted Notice this delicious flavor when you smoke Lucky Strike it's sealed in by the toasting process H) V V iy J v. I'nllrti ltijiit(i v Kiinl nnil Mnkr VfV lor IxinifiT I. ifr How Km KUTTER Quality is Reflected in Razors Whether on camping trail or at home, Keen K utter rav.ors arc absolutely guaranteed to , measure up to your most exacting demands. Their cdcc-holding quality, simplicity and deft balance arc the result of the superior craftsman ship represented in Keen Kuttcr goods fot more than fifty years. In nn nllirr way than through years of development can inch cutlery and tools as Keen Ruttrr be produced. If any Keen Kulter tool or piece of cutlery faili to give absolute tatiifaction I any time you may have it enlaced or ctl your money back. 5 DISCOUNT FOR CASK Oregon Hardware and Implement Co. SPECIAL $8.00 American (Quality (i lb. Iron while the)' last U.0() H. & S. ELECTRIC GO. ATTENTION ELKS can Monday, November 7lb, Will Open tho ELKS' DANCING SEASON -Try to bo thcro. ... Carr's Carr's Where Your Credit Is Good Use It COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER Heavy Cold? Chest All Clogged Up? DON'T let it get a 6lart, Dr. King New litoTry will x'yt down to work, relieving the tight feeling lit the thct, cuii-iitiK the racking louyh, Rcntly btiuiulating I lie bowels thus eliminating the cold poisons. Alwaya rt liable. Jut k(NMI mcdidiie made to cae culdi und toughs. I-'or fifiy ye.ira n Ktandard remedy. AH the family can take it with hclphil KMilts. KahCA thu chihlren' cioitp. No harmful druRs. (Unvim ing, heal ing: tatc that the kiddie like. , At all Dr. King's New Discovery For Colds and Coughs l-ecl Iliidly? Bowels Sltiftftish? llavL-n't any 'Vp" "l work or play. You're conciliated! The titimulating action of Dr. Kina'it I'ilU brings back old time enerey. All druueiaU, i5c. D PROMPT! WON'T GRIPE KKinci'sPms J v fL-Z-r '; 14 1 i I i i n i-i
