La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 13, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text.TWwIny, TWomher 13. 'lf)21' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER . PAGE lWi Local News In. Brief i . land their mothers are Included. The stocks which are badly brokiv In the on the 22nd (toy of November, 1921, ! ministers ana tneir wires are invit-; hardwood field producers nU) an in. cd a guests of the Double l'-P A, crease in demand and fuel hat the iX Any La Grunde subscriber to i Conference tills Vivli-ii(l these expenses. The tickets will be Inn nflln nt tlia llantlut ihiLN.h this TilB UliarlPt-lv fnt rnmm... nf 1Tnlnn' . .... . ..... r -., t - uuiu in uiu uiuernueio nora saturnav n,., ah ...... . t .1,. 1.. I t?le,9f"L6 S"" Uni0n- S ",ld S""dar' H,Kh church 0'f,c,a" Double P-P A and ih.fr mother, .ref 'l. i n ri.ii, . "k -;:"" " ui are expected 10 requested to get their tickets t the Th question of increasing the levy I earliest possible date so the menu more than 9 percent over last year's Because of some small oiocuse It was usual lull in the hardwood . trade is considered best to Bell tickets atlalready at an end and .that buying twenty-five cents apiece to cover 'from now on will be brisk, The fact that unsold stocks of hardwood are very light and that hardwood, con sumers know this lends color do the belief that buying is starting, unusual- ihc said Inland Motor Co. was 'duly adjudicated Bankrupt, and the first meeting of its creditors will be held ut the City, Hull, in the city of La will deliver a copy. .be here at the time. Grande, unry 4t forenoon creditors claims, a bankrupt ness as may v said mcetin uregoH, 01 W9V I Pimmi ariuice. ( tVU lUINUCl RUCn I'l Wednesday, Jan. 10:00 o'clock in the Sb time the said plove their Kunune the other busi- operly come before the Enterprise Visit F. D. Hinehart of Enterprise on arrival here this morning. Hostesses for ltible Class Mrs. A. S. Duryea and Mrs. F. E. was,Stlllwell will be Joint hostesses to the Presbyterian Ladle1) Bible Class, II. E. DIXON." committee will know how many to levy in the Gold Hill schools was de- . Referee in Bankruptcy, prepare for. - ' ffeatcd in the recent election. The ' (All claims must be sworn to on bank Xot tlin Hi'giilni' Olio The ball to be given at the hull Is not the regular monthly of the musicians' union. : . . i ! Klein ltunker Here j R. L. Shoemaker Is at the Foley lean hotel today. Mrs. Shoemaker Is hero held at the'- home, of Mrs. Duryea, 1504!! Kox N avenue. All are requested to bring i ball notebooks and pencils. With her husband. Mr. Slioeiuakt-r Is manager of a bank In Elgin. Club Meeting Tomorrow ; Mrs. Sade Van Duren will enter tain the Wednesday Bridge club at the Country club tomorrow after lloon at 2 o'clock. Ihile Wrong In the advertisement of the Anier- Legion annual meeting to be tonight, the dato appeared as' "Thursday, December 13," in yestor-ji day's issue of tho Observer. This1! was an unintentional error as It should have been "Tuosday, Decem ber 12." Woman's Missionary Society The Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Thursday Tile Presbyterian brotherhood will meet on Thursday evening of this week instead of on Wednesday eve ning, the usual meeting night. The Doings of the , Ad: Club Dr. E. P. Mossman, President. A. W. Nelson, Manager. Telephone Main 769. j school budget of $16,111.44 was adopt- ,ed, , Owners of 900 acros of hay in Des l chutes county have signed up for membership in the Oregon Growers' Co-operative association. The asso l ciation now has on hand orders for 6000 tons. ruptcy blanks beforo filing.) FOR SALE One Fifimers lx-2. 12-13-H orscy cow. Phone - 12-Kl-.1t CHICKEN PIE DINNER By St. Peter's Guild, January 2, 1922, from 6:00 to 8:00 p. m. 12-lil-Dt FOR SALE Five-room house. Phone Black 883. 12-ia-tf FOR SALE "X-mas trcet, 50c and 75c delivered. Order early. Phone Black 3622. 12-13-3tp CHILUUEN'S I).Y IS HERE. A Grand Festival will be given in the L. D. S, church Wednesday, 'De cember 14th,t 7:UD o'clock.' Big and little tots will Vitcrtain in story, song and dance for the benefit of the Pri mary Associating (jf tho Children's Hospital MovcmcnLf Admission 10c. '12-13-lt Use Observer Want Ads. Fruit shipments from Ashland t8 Eastern markets during the past 10 months are valued at $12,000, accord; ing to a report of the Ashland Fruit &. Produce association. .Old Tyme Dance ttvRisv WKDNESDAY . nt NIUU'C Eagles' Hall ttOO.O( VMZti given to he best old style waltzing cVipl between La Grando, Buffer, iFemfleton and Wnlla WuUoV j G-svcrned by sumo rules usMu the past. . P. J. Powers Chairman Bouvy, with the assist ance of David I. Stoddard, interspers ed plenty of singing to keep up the hour at the Ad Club lunchean this noon. . Rev. Geo. H. Quigley offered pray er and A. B. Chairman reported for Chairman Bragg of the civic affairs I Reports compiled by the county as-i l!8essor show that while Dalla3 pays! practically one-third of the taxes of Polk county each year, the millage is! lowest of any incorporated city or town in the county. , iNEW TODAY CRKlHTOIiS' FIRST MEETING. .. .... ... . . ... . . ' ....... ... i .1 . I rti... f i. t il. TT..H a.i of me flieinouis. cnurcn win meet, meeting wm ue ueiu ut me uumu ul Uhsirman Brace: of the civic affairs m u v't'ti tuuri oi -ui um.i-u tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at theWllliam Miller nnd Cash Humplirtesl-o.n-n-irt-- that that committee ha J States fprXthe District of Qregon church. This will be the quarterly will be the principal speaker. conference meotlng and a program topic will be "You or I.' and refreshments will be served. All members and their frinds, are invited to attend. : i '., j . ... N. A. Desilet Cuy your vegetables ruid fruit At The Exelu- , rive Vegetable and lfruit Store. New Foley Building Hume llui-ned The residence of C. J. Scxtber near Island City was burned to the ground Saturday afternoon. The fire is be lieved to have started through a de fective flue.; A high wind fanned the flames and prevented any of the furnishings being saved. The loss is estimated at several thousand dollars. His.Ho-id-rt rl-mH thorn ho .J In the nitter of Inland Motor Co., street decorations for Christmas in Bankrupt. 1 Bankruptcy no. li that the $150.00 necessary for that To the credlirsbf Inland Motor Co., item could bo anent to hnttnr nrivun. of La GtandcUrlion County, in th.i tae-e State and Distr H. E. Coblidge roportcd the finances .rupt of the Virginia Rea concert, showing the Art Clnh 'nml tho Noiirhhorhnnrl t-iuD eacn to nave lost about ?so.uu . a. -it ii: jk . at laforesiiid, a biink- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that omthe venture and that the Eastembi; THURSDAY IS SALVAGE DAY DANCE REX HALL Old Timo :I)nnces Thursday . j ' Modern D .nccs Sat uribi'v Couples selected- each Tnursday nlgbt to compete for l-rize waltz. ' : l Mrs. Maxwell - Mr. Olaf Group I 2 Mrs. 1-irnie - Mr.' Leo Hanson : 3 Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Prior. . i 4 Bernice !,ookor - E. B. Siuitli ' 5 Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lane. ! 6 ' Richard Osborn - Mrs. Beulali ! Dunbar. I 7 Mrs. M. H. Mlchell - Mr. C. - - Freeman. - ' ' j 8' Mrs. Norrls - Mr. Buffington. 19 . io- I KlltST I'ltl.I-l !!0.00 ! SECOND PKIZE a0.00 ' Count v Court in Port land i The entire county court, composod v! County Judge U. G. Couch, Com missioner Cecil Galloway and Com ! niissioner J. F. HutchinBon, Is in Portland attending the convention o county court members of the state and also conferring with the stuto hii;hway commission In regnrd to highway matters. On Thursday It is expected that the contract tor the Elgin road will be decided on, that being the day set for opening bids. j N. A. Desilet, Manager l.up.i Still Loft "According to the prosent pro gramme, tho roud will be complete-! .from -La Grando to Joseph by this tlnio ' next year," states Ernest F. Johnson, -county commissioner of Wallnwa. "Considerable work was ,lnun on the 'road this year, but there- are still some gaps to 'Iron . out Speaking of stock conjlitlohs, Mr, lolmson says that the rccelit storm did comparatively littla' dtimage In his county, although the canyons are tilled with snow. Mr. Johnson, is here to get ideas at tho convention of commissioners and county judges, Orcgonian. naiKiuet Thursday , Thursday evening after the Union meeting at the Methodist church tlio Double P-P A (Purity,' Protective and Patriotic Assembly 1 will hold n banquet In the basement of the Baptist church. There has been uiinie misunderstanding as to' who are to be invited. Only Oregon Music company, which had gone, surety to the two clubs to guar antee the artist her fee of $300.00, had paid out a little moro than $90.00 towards the deficit, . , , ' Prof. E. D. Towlcr told the business men that the various classes and stu dent bodies of tho high school would not . solicit the business men, further this year for tickets, but he did sol lcit their patronage and support at the pending play, "All of a Sudden Peggy," next Friday evening. Vice-President C. E .Short, in the absence of President Mossman, an nounced a new policy of the club in that hereafter it .will set aside five minutes every luncheon for some local enterprise to explain its scope and purposs and to drive home to the com munity upon all such occasions the ex pedience of supporting La Grande en terprise and cohccniH. ; - .- Walter Rcuter was announced as the next chairman.. " H; Thursday of each week has St been designated as Salvage Day r!; in La Grande by tho Rod Cross :!: and every family who can spare & Ht something for tho Thrift Shop v is requested to have it roady for v. : the Thursday delivery,- -which 'S gathers up all the articles for ' N' the preparatory rooms and from ?K & there they go into tho shop after H- proper repair." . j V I . 12-3-tfp . . . m . t 10 Xmas Days oppmg Left Shop Early Practical Gifts for Men and Boys i Travelo and Tom Wye Knit Jackets Japan Buying Much , Lumber On Pacific , i... -. Coast, Is Report The outstanding factor in the lum bcr market is the continuance by Jap an of heavy purchas-es of lumber on the Pacific . coast. Japan. has pro hibited cutting in the forests of the empire, not as a matter of -conservation, but for the purpose of controll ing the flood situation. Therefore, the 'Japanese hnve been forced to turn to the United States for the purchase t?f lumber and continue to make very substantial purchases. Cutting from tho .Tfinnno-io -.irostu nnt rui.man. 11 - M ently ,, forbidden, for, .modifica.tio'n 'of (the drdeci.. expected after, the. report ot a commission of Japanese engin eers who are making a study of thii tsituation ana wno will submit per. mnnent platTSTOY'-ni.tfd cdfiti'ol. : West Coast Producers are encouraeed over the reduced rates which have been an- jnounced from west coast points to icastcrn territory. These reductions. according to the American Lumber man, will Ub put in effect December ,24 and will help the east coast pro ducers to extend their markets. In the south purchasing of south :crn pine shows no particular change At present it is slightly below pro duction, which is a desirable condition because manufacturers need an excess oT stock to enable them to assort Sweaters -Overcoats Jerseys House Slippers For Ladies, Men hnd Children Knit Ties and Chehey Silk Ties 700 Ties to Stllcct From Mackinaws - Moccasins Pendleton and Oregon Ci1y Indian Robes, Bath Robes, Auto R-obes apdi Papoose Robes Silk WW Hose, price $2.45 , Tax m silk and Wool and Cashmere Ladies Silk and Men's Silk Hose, Hose. fSPECIAL 1 - Darn Proof Sox, fe pairs in box $2.00 Arrived Specfal Shipment by Express Lampher Blind,' all Wool Overcoats Special 'Price $24.85 ( 'irlljf ill (iifu Trade a ml' wliei e) us lieli ymi sclci-t vmir v vnu save lnolleJ at Xinan UNX THIE L. ""WMii S.UgJSja WITH A CONSCIENCE usr vuss. .niii jrrasasuJ ANNUAL Tuesday MEETING 1 ; La Grande Post No. 43, American Legion Election of Officers The annual election of officers of this Post for the year 1922 will be held at this meeting. ' W ome n 's Auxiliary Th final Women'! ieaiu 3 AUX 1'B Ot U11E rangement for the .organization of the iliary to the American Legion will be a meeting. Advance Januv; SPECIAL Columbia Records We have . them now"'.".' ' Paul Bltit Trlt SaLO-May. ..." . t Tei-TrttPtul Bitst Tiif A-3-191 , Calatlna. ' 05c f-I Kl ftul Bim Ttit W alms! Tuck Tit F9K-Tro-Tb CplumbiinM j Kentuckl Home. 1 r.i.rrot-r tUpu s I A-3 190 Blue. ' V ' -Tkt Cclumbimi I A-34-97 to Sleep. , ( 85c oiinfI?i 1 . 5c""cM A 3490 IlVYou,! j 1 v 85c , -yojr.rrorlA Inppr-'Sli ho'a Oer n'neiiiv rr Ashamed of You). Vtt and SchenckJ A Dream of Your 1 Smile. gdwh on. A-3496 LoveWUinndaWuv.) 5c Edwin OileJ W. H. Bohnenkamp Company Basket Ball Are you interested iri a Post Basket Ball Team? Come o.ut and help put ono over. Eagles Hall - Eats and Smokes f ARGADE WEDNESDAY ONLY MaV ie Prevost THE NEWEST. BEAUTY OF THE SCREEN I'Ji -IX- "NOBODY'S FOOL" A Joyous Comedy of Sparkle and Pep Tonight BEBE DANIELS In "ONE WILD WEEK" -.i . TONIGHT r1 Decsembei 13th REX HALL Everybody Come. Good Time Assured. If you do not dance, come and occupy tho Balcony, and show your good will. Tickets $1.10 including tax. Balacony, 10c.