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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1921)
J page two Tnesdav. Deceinhpr 20, 1021 LA ftKANOE EVENING OIJSEKVKK ' a IIS :i ! iiSM .. BATHROBES I i All Men's nnftVonien's bath rolies go mi sale during the next few days at 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT SALE OF WOMEN'S COATS $25oo Ju.st 12 in the lot, all new Fall styles, all are regular $30.00 values in colors of hrowii and navy with fur collars. Practical I j' all sizes represent e'd. Choice for $25.00 CLOTHING Yi OFF Men's and Boys' suits and overcoats, including the entiite assortment, go on sale nmv at 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT HILL'S DEP'T STORE ilfl COUG STEEL PRjQDUGER J'll'I'V VKAItS TOIt PK.S (By AMOdntod PreniO LONDON, Dm. 21). India will soon be sble to produce the cheapest steel in the world, nays an announcement by two British firm which have un dertaken to oi jtanize the "Unite i Steel Corporation of India, 'Ltd." They propose to establish, as noo.1 as po.. sible, works on a large scale, near deposits of iron, coal and limestone. Iron ore ot hiuh quality, fluxes of suitable character, and vxocllent cook inp; coal occur close together in Hil har and Orissn, the companies state, and the cost of these materials is much lower than bus to be paid fur them in other steel-producing coun tries. ,' The plant o be erected in India i desitrned to produce eventually BOO.OOiT to 700.0CC tons of pig lion, with steel works and -rollim? mills capable of producing 4",u00 tons of finished steel a year. ; JIAXMTS HACK TOWN BULL FIGHTS MAY BE BANNED frty AfloclHt?d Press) MEXICO CITY, Dec. 20. The news, paper, El Universal, has started a campaign against bull fighting whlc'i appears to give promise of possible access, : In the belief that the present gener ation of grownups enjoys the sport o much that Its prohibition is impos ible, the newspaper is attempting to keep children away from the fight and to that end has placed the mayor of Mexico City and the governor of the Federal District, in which Mexico City is located on record as opposed to boys and girls witnessing the "brut al aport." Quarter-page pictures of youngsters eagerly watching the gory sights of the arena have been printed and the newspaper asks if this is the sort ot environment that makes for culture and refinement. Felix Palavicini, ed itor of EI Universal, long ago placed himself on record as unalterably op posed to buHfiehts, although, in defer ence to popular opinion, his newspa per carries exhaustive accounts of the corridas. Ho argues, however, that if the youngsters are now kept away from the fights the next genera. tion will not want them. RKAD THE WANT ADR I A Gift of Usefulness Electrical Appliances Percolators Toasters Chajfing Dishe b Warming Pads Adjnsto Lights ierican Quality Irons .Mcemcoi Appu Waffle Irons J Curling Irons drills . Urn Sots IVntdoir Sets Hot ''J'ulut and X-nias rJeoLdghts H. & S. ELECTRIC CO. 105 Depot Street. Phono 393 W LETTER 'SENT Hi (Br Associated Press) BERLIN, Dec. 20. In a letter to President Harding, sent from Iferlin on the eve of the disarmament cor forence, the Field Committe for Ger many of the Society of American and English Friends, popularly known as "Quakers," expi esses the convictior. that there is now not only a spiritual possibility, but also an economic need for laying down of all weapons of war. "The present moment," says the let ter, "is one peculiarly favorable for international action and unless this jtaken now the history of Western civ ilization may end in terror." Tho let ter is signed by Francis J. Bacon, jchiiirmnn of the Field Committer, j which has lwen supervising Quake j relief work in Germany for the past ttwo years. 1 TWO IlKNOMIXATKD (fly Associated Press) WASHINGTON, D. CI, Dec. 20. President Harding toCay renominat ed Aitchtson ot Orogon and Hull cf Colorado to the interstate commerce commission. The present terms of both expired this month. John M. Jones was renominated postmaster ot Portland. K.rHCATOIt I)1KS (Tiv Associated Press) DANVILLE, Ky., Dec. 20. Pro . W. S. Olltner, !5, founder of Kml nonce college at Eminence, Ky., and for more than GO years its head, Is dead here. NCKAPH t'HUISTMAS OAIIDS (Rr Associated Press) NEW YOKK, Dec. 20 The Christ mas rnrd and the Christmas photo graphs now have a rival tlio Yule (tido phonograph record of yourself speaking Christmas greetings. Estab lishments wherV such gifts nre made (while you wait are running full blast : on Fifth avenue - IBv Associated Press) BUENOS A1KKS, Dec. 20. The smuil town of I.aslieurs, In Santa Orut province, lias been sacked by 600 bandits, uccordidng to dispatch es. The settlers nre reported to be rieelng. SHOT IIY OFFICER (P.v Associated Press) CHICAGO,' Dec. 20. Jesse Burri pnn was shot tto death Saturday night by a patrolman following a, chase which started when a pedes', trion complained that Barrlgan and a companion had held Mm upr Iiar- Ipnn failed to heed the patrolman' orders to halt.. (By Asioclated Press) SAN QL'KNTIN, Cul.. ll.-e. 2ft. Tlie state hourd of prison directors decreed today that EdmumK Spud) .Murphy and hdward Kruvosky, pu gilists, members of a San Francisco Rang convicted -'of attacking two girls In November, last year, shoul.l serve 60 yenrs in prison here. iMurphy and Kruvosky had been annum from and after the 0th day of April, 1M0, mid for the further sum of $K'.00, together with interest thereon at the rate of per cent per annum fiom and after the date of the judgment herein, and for plaintiff's costs and disbursements incurred in this action, and for the sale of proper, ty attached in this action, to-wit: one piano. This summons is published again:-t you, by virtue of an order made and senit;iic-u uy juuko L.iiuia v aril ui i - , . .. , , , - entered by the Honorable A. C. wi'- indeterminate terms of one to a0 . ' .:.ii i uams, judge i me auove uumicu icourt, in the City of La Grande, Un- I ion County, Oregon, on Tuesday, tho tfth day of November, 1921, which or- yea rs. Our tu.00 window display will show vou X-ma articles of values up to $8. NEWLIN Rl)K & STATIONERY Co. i2-i9-.'it der directed the service of this sum mons upon you, by publication there jf in the La Grande Evening Observer, to be published therein for six consecu MMONS. Itive weeks, and for seven publication! of the Peace Court j thereof, and requiring you to appear In the Justii for La Grande District, Union Coun ty, Oregon. Frank Cleavinger, plaintiff, vs Archie R. Cain and Mis. Archie K Cain, husband and wife, defendants. To Archie R. Cain and Mrs. Archie R. Cain, husband and wife and named I December 27th, 1321. as defendants in the above entitled j A. C. WILLIAMS, action. Justice of the Peace for La Grand In the name of tho State of Oregon ' District, Union County, Oregon you, and each of you, arc hereby r-! Dlj'. Nov. 15, 22, 29, Dec. 0, 13, 20. 27 i uireu 10 appear ana answer tlie cam- plnint filed against you, in the above entitled court and action, within six full weeks after the date of the fir.it publication thereof against you, and if you fail so to answer and appear, for want thereof, the plaintiff will pray the court for judgment against you as follows: . , For judgment against you, and each of you, jointly and severally for the sum of ?8J0, together with interest thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per and answer herein, within six full weeks, after the date of the first pub lication thereof against you. Date of First Publication, Tuesday November 13, 1921. Date of Last Publication, Tuesday Il'rutii. Aorlcuth QuUim. Orim Ylu Vine. Htdn. N'uf and Mhrf 1 CAXTlSfB P414. tUlUtlCllfV (UIXUlMi WA8HINQTON NURfiERY CO, Balfcuracn vry wtreie. Mwr wuit4, J. H. KILBY, 1806 Y, Varker Taxi Cabs TempfWry Phone Main, 800 COVE STAGE WeimerNBOs. Passengers, Freight Daily Trips from Savoy Hotel Entirely New. ' Artificial wraiths for the table. windows qnd alos. See them at Cherrya, horlts. 12-17-tt A Pendleton! 12-10-4t Spocial. 1th Robe for $17.50. (THE TOGGERY. Our $5i00 Wlnejow display will allow you X-maa artfkls of values up to $8. NEWLIN BOOrVfc STATIONERY Co. 02-19-at ?flemonat.yro i nm i A .-..a ra A, is -. -- ,. m i is I Hiii rJ 11 , 1 H ' BUHJl-IM I IMIIIllllllllllllllUII.I.IIIIIII'I'MllfHHIIIIIIIIl I : s liiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiuuiiiiiiuiuaiiiiu : a . CAN DM (JANES. Pretty Candy ififes at Be lat the Palace CodCK-tionery. ind 10c 12-l-tt JOHNSON Box Candy Putman's DruaStore lOifte for Her 7 X5 LIGGETT'S Box Candy Fancy little toilet watt rijOc to 1.0(1 New Ptylc lliiiul Rap t2..")0 tbri.oO Fancy Lottie 1'url'unip riOi, An.( lio.x Statioii.'irv . Ivory Trays Ivory I'ciTumc Hdx IvVirv Powder Box . Post Card Album ... Pearl Manicure Set....&).00 to $12. Ivory Mirror $.-.f0 to $V2. Ivoy Hair Brnxh. $.1.30 to 7. Ivory Scissors $1.25 to $2, Iry JcAvcl $t..-)0 to $10, S.lict powder ,'A' t $ ...."0(- to 4. ..7."c to if,'). ...oOc to 4. ....Wc to $a ,.fvV to $2. i.) 00 To 75 00 00 (X) ro 50 00 m fta for Him Maliopany Snuikinr; stand $:V25 to (i .Box Cijrnrs ...1..50 to .(i.00 Leather Collar 2.00 to ?.:2 Lcntlier liill Kolii 75c to 5.00 U'athcr (V in Purse 50c to 2.50 Waterman Fountain Pelt 2.5(1 t. t; Evelhar) Pencil....: 50,' i,( (i.i'M) Poker Set 2.50 to 7.50 Pocket Knife s5c up Flash Light 75c to :t.75 Thermos Jot tie 1.50 f 5.50 ThennoK Lunch Kit 4.00 up Shavinjr Hrush 50c to :J.75 fatav lUxor fa $7..5.i ' ' V-.;..-1 .7? y Snoagrass 7- 'V Z.immerman Funeral SeA-iee Par lor, Licence! Eifbal mer, AmbuliyiccJ Ser vice. Day 1 Phone Main ' 62, Night Phone, Main 743. 1505 Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon. Itfi if fy if Jt tlf if Sf kjl if This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is a combination of classic and modern ideas in monument work. We have made a. profound study of monument building;, and an order placed in our rVands is sure to receive f aith- f u intelligent execution. We Will Gladly urnish Estimate! mr e mountain Marble & Granite Company. 1502 S Ave- La Grande, Or. Licensed Plumber Work Guaranteed ART'S Plumbihg and Repair Art WeagiK Prop. :", Repairing a Specialty 402 N. Fir St. ' Phone E3051 . La Grande, Oregon TAXI Call Main 443 Wo make nil ClUls'proi.ijitl. ' Von do not luive to wait. We do nil kimlH of country tliivbig, JCcnsonahlo lUttes Careful lrlvors FORD & GEORGE Main 44 FOR SALE 5-voooi non bungalow, built-in", cold Murace nioni, iho Im-ntlon is on Onk Mrm-M just off SprlnR. The lIure has thnf lots, l'rico IISSOII. Ml.'iiiL.n Sulillrit. In tho month if brlilcs ind rosea. Juno, some of vlu are mjiU to slip nml ffnil yoiirs'lf undr Jthe coni' niaml of n npr (vmrnandiiv officer, the sweetest llttll girl In ihe world. Hjve you hulnt for Jf v,,. - The Foundation of Good Dress COOD TASTE In dress must find its first expression In the proper Corset in the harmony if simple, beautiful lines and right proportions. Women of discriminating taste all over erica wear a Camille' Corset fciuse they give the correct louette and accent the nat- ra beauty ot the figure as no er Corsets can. There Is a a Camille" model that , will fit you perfectly. Have a trial fitting and he con- i I V1UCCU. A CUUllfltjlt! UL UUW ii( models on nana. It ED 3221 , Mrs. Robt. Pattison, COnSETIERR 1702 Oak, Corner of Spring 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 Union-La Grande AUTO STAGE Ln Graii(feIoadqiuir!tera: L. & L. Drug fetore Union HeaJmiartt'ts: New UnioV kptel Connections inside with Union-Baker Stage P. G. DeLap, Mgr. R.unyan'sj Sign Service auio rainunq The modkn thai lasts J ' dkrdkind A Guarantee With Every Stroke ol the Ilrush and the Guar- i antic ia Good. ' Runyan In Hug's Garage T bufipalow I luvo on S rnm bufitralow that In leaned until jAp Sni. that roi ran buy wtih yonrVijdis and vpo" little moil')-. Tills house tn a Kood hvattmi and thn price Is Hunt nt :ion. If you r going to nd a homti befrf that time, come to the of flrp and h me show jron what I have that ou on buy tmnie'lt;itl" with yoHr iiisin v. . H Carrey Thou DUck J001 Itonl fatal. Kitrm loans, lnmiranrc STNEw' IDEAS S Io rt.t t twr and higher ideals mark the begin ing of ai era in. banking which promit-csygret results for all 'who intrust uieiinunds to the keeping of a rclaMe bank. ' Vj. . I?. You will get in close tonch with us and have the benefit of our financial experience by starting either a commercial or peisonal LA GRAND?; 6rE. SCUNO-P.EU ABLE - J ROGRESSlfa 'reserve so.mk oor n.Mtr.Aixs Six lots, 8 -room plastered housB. barn and outbuilding? Harbor shop, stuco building 211x35 feet, lot 20x09 feet, all equipped two-chair shop, bath room fully equipped, aoda fountain stock and fixtures, mado-to-measure clothing bus iness, pressiii; and cleaning, all for th: r-rlceiof HOOO.nn. This Is located in the Core, and the only business bf this kind there and It Is doinna good business. Party selling Vvants to leave. Terms can be nX on part of the payments. 20 ncres adjusting the town cf Cove, known a tae Pirtoa place. Good sixVoom faouxe, barn, cranary, wood thed, eel lar, parage, chlckenhouse and run all fenced. ITe spring ter and plenty of water to Irrigate with, good orchard, all fenced and la first-class eultl. vntion, a pood lrome for some one. Price JSO0O.0O. Some cafli and assume a mortgage. A pood restaurant and room lng house building on Ftr street. This property Is bring in s In pood rents, and can be buc-M riglit Come In and !t us kai . foil about it. Iht pa.rty sell-ing k ISt bfti" aja.di wawa t. seU. C. J. BLACK &'EjO& (Realtors) HEW FOLEI BfeDO. ' I Granda Orsgosj CblaSl -J