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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1922)
r Monday, '.Tnnnnrr 2,1922 PA HC TWRTOT! 3 . . I Local News In Brief ! L : I From Portland r , ' " Ross T. Eaton arrived fruut Fort land and Seattle today on No. 24 after spending the holiday la those cttles wUh friends and relatives. HK$$.KXKX:K$3lt i Enterprise Man Any La Grande aubscriber to if It. I.. Talbott of Kuterprise, th Observer who does not receive 'visiting La IGrande today.. his paper by 8 o'clock in the ev- . . tiling, please call Western Union, & Main 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. Union Man Here Oeorge Baxter, well-known Union resident, was u business visitor - La Grande today. in At Sommer JameB H. Latham, of Enterprise, la registered at the Sommer, hotel today. At Foley H. 8. Souimer, of Elgin, Is slop plug at the Foley today. Itrturui (a Waseo . Miss Flora 8kafer, nil kaa kaea visiting her sister, Mfe.'A.'l. But. left Saturday evening ' for Wasce, Oregon: where she la engaged as teacher lit the high School. Political Prisoners ' Starving To Death 1.XD1ANH l'FFKHIX 1 Cxors to Joseph Mrs. Roup returned to her home tn Joseph this morning after a short Tislt In La Grande. During her stay she stopped at the Sommcr. To Attend Funedal Dr. Andrew C. Smith, of Portland arrived in La Grande today to at tend the funeral of Dr. C.,T. Bacon. Joseph Family O. W. Howell and family are reg- iBtored at the Savoy today. They hail from' Joseph. Km'lr frAm Ppegton Miss Rita Parsons aa4 her brta- er, Stanford Parsons, rettlried from Preston, Idaho, yesterday, where they spent .the holidays with their grandmother. They report a very enjoyable visit. , . " Now Superintendent Tho superintendency of the Sun day school of tho L. D. 8. church here was reorganized Vesterday and George Ariel Bean was appointed auperintendent of the Sunday school. l'rult Man Hero A. R. Wakefield, prominent fruit shipper ot Elgin, is In the city to day and is staying at the Foley hotel. Itccoverlng Kapldly J. H. Mlmnaugh is recovering Van- idly at the hospital from his Illness. 1 He Is now able to be about In a wheel chair. Sharpen Your Appelito with MAT'S .MAYONNAI.SK 40c 8 oz. bottle At the Exclusive F11U1T AND VF,(iHTAULE STORE N. A. Desilet lroHpectlve Xurse Miss Anna Johauscn of Terry has entered the training school for nurses at the Grande Ronde hos pital. ' Knterpriso Iartles Here Mlsges Gladys Klos -and Lillian Franklin, who live at Enterprise are visiting La Xirando today and are stopping lut the" Foley. Leaves for . Welser . Miss Marjorte Putnam boarded Ko. 24 today en route to her home in Welser. Idaho. She. has been spending the vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Chappell ot Elgin and reports a delightful" visit. Goce to Idaho Mrs. Goorge Dolbow left today for Paul, Idaho, where she will visit with hor son-in-law, Julius Mc Donald, who is dangerously 111 arid is' not expected to recover. By Associated Press) tfHeLMOGOHl, Near Archangel, Russia, Jan. 2. Famlue aud iprlvu tlea are killing oft the 6.0U0 or 7.Mt ma and women political pri soners here, mostly sent from Baku, Tlf list mA other poiuts of the Cau casus republics. Unless released under the clauses of the conditional amnesty, published November 7, it Is believed all will perish of hunger daring the winter. Many ot the 1500 who enmo here last March have been robbed ot their clothes and valuables, and their hunger Is such that thoy are now la. the swelling stage ot famine that preceede death. They are confined in a monastery with red pickets posted severnl miles distant so no one can . op proach the place. Of a group of 90 sent here from Baku, many ot whom were conrpanlons of tho Eng. lish prisoners thero, all but one have been executed. . This little town, the site of tho first English trading settlement in Russia has been long noted as a prison. Anna Leopoldovna, who was regent of Russia in 1746-47, acting (or her infant son, Ivan VI, died a prisoner here in 1749, (By Associated Press) EDMONTON. Atla., Jan. J. A lone policeman ot the Royal Canad ian mounted police accompanied by n 1 nil lan guide, aud twa dog team drivers has set out from Fort Fitx gerald for the barren lauds north ef Lake Athabasca to investigate re porta that the caribou euting tribes ot Indians there were suffering treat lack ot food and bad resorted to cannibalism. It evidence of cannibalism Is found, the policeman has been In structed to bring back his prison ers. It is a tradition among mem bers of the force that they always get their man." Reports last summer said the In dians had missed the annual ml- gratlon of caribou herds and were starving In consequence. Hack to Baker Mrs. Bert Melvln and daughter, Louise, and Mrs. Floyd Johnson, re turned to their home lu Baker after apenldng a very pleasant visit with Mrs, Edward Ebell of this city. They have toeeii visiting here dur ing the holidays. I'llgln Ladlea Here i Misses Eunice Knight and Belle Tracey, who live at Elgin, are vis iting La Grande today and are stop ping' at the Savoy. - I danTe REX HALL j KVKItY THtltSDAY Old Tlino Dunces EVERY SATURDAY Modern Dunces TO THE NTA-KE.Y ORCHESTRA Courtesy Shown to Everyono ' N. A. Desilet, Manager To Union Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nurre Slid two sous left today for Union, where they will Bpend the duy. They are going over oil business. Knstern Star to Meet The Eastern Star Social club Will meet at the Masonic temple tumor row afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, Mrs. Oscar Bergor will act as hoHtess. IAN L ONLY ON MILK MAJORITY FOR TREATY IS CERTAIN ASSIGN'S PENSION ROME, Jan. 2. Gabriello d'An auaclo, the poet soldier and hero of Flume, has assigned the pension to l (Continued from Page One.) Mrs. -Lynch Bartered Fourteen Years From Case ef Stomach. Trouble. "Fer fourteen years my life was just en unbroken period of misery on account of the awful suffering I ; endured from stomach trouble, but I believe I am the happiest woman in ! town now since Tanlac restored me to health," said Mrs. ranees b. Lynch, Rail Sixteenth Ave., N. E., Se. attle, Washington. 'T was confined to my bed for more than half the time, and although I tried everything under the Bun I knew of or ever heard about, it m; no use. I had forgotten what a good night's sleep was like, couldn't retain anything on my stomach and livecj for weeks on nothing but milk, "I have a splendid appetite now and eat things that for years I didn't dare to touch. I never have a trace of indigestion and am feeling just like a different person. Such results a I have received from Tanlac are enough to make anybody Happy." Tanlac is sold in 'I-a Grande by Si' verthorn's Family Drug Store and all leading druggists. Old Tyme Dance EVERY WEDNESDAY at MGHT Eagles' Hall ' $200.00 PRIZE given to the best old style waltzing couple between La Grande, Baker, Fendieton and Walla Walla. Governed by am ruies as In the past. P. J. Powers ding persons to leave the country without a permit from the home of fice. Austin Stack, a strong opponent of tho treaty, is home secretary, and the placard was taken as a reraindev to the public that the republican gov ernment is still functioning. Vhamberlain's Cough Remedy. This is a pleasant, safe and reliable medicine for coughs and cold. It has i been in use for many years ami is held which he is entitled as a wearer of in high esteem in those households the gold medal for valor to the as-, where its good qualities are best Returns to College ' Donald Cramer, of Willamette university Is returning to college to night after spending the holidays with his parents. He is a member of the Sigma Tau ami is quite prom inent In college activities at Wit- la inetto. . ',.;; ! Prices Diminishing Generally speaking, this time of. the year is the open season .'for sales, reductlou ot prices and bar gains In practically every business. The windows of nearly' every con cern In La Grande are blooming wiin articles mat nave been re duced in iprlce or are ou sale. The furniture stores, hardware concerns, clothing stores, in all sociatlon of war widows aud moth ers bt the fallen. The pension book which belonged to the gold medal which the king attached to the coffin of the Italian unknown warrior a few moments before it descended Into tho tomb ou the monument ot Victor Em anuel, will also be devoted to the lame association,' rknown. It is n favorite with mothers of young children, as it contains opium or other harmful drug. Try it when you have need of such remedy. adv. If you want a good ,vrop of friends sow the seeds of kindness. STAR NEW SHOW TODAY AND TUESDAY Jack Hoxie NEW TODAY Despite not the small; great hearts are often found in small: bodies. It. D. S. Reunion . a A reunion of the La Grande ward of the L. D. S. church is being held today under the direction of Bishop David I. Stoddard. The reunion is being helA In the ward amusement Worth Considering! The question is not so much how you contract a cold, but how.:c.) uel rid oi fact,: practli;a(ly it with the least loss of tiir.e and in ure puttiug on atrractlve sales 'convenience. If you will consider the and are lowering the cost of llvl)g materially. Which Is a splendid way to start the New Year right. hall, the program opening at 12: 30 j Portland, where he has been taking this noon.' In addition to the pro- a' vacation. He is much Improved Igram refreshments are being served. 'In health. experience of others under similar cir cumstances, who have been most :!ue cessful in checking their, cold, in their 'beginning, you will secure a b;it- Home from Portland , 1 tie of Chamberlain's Cough Rcmedv W. D. Grandy. president ot the without delay, and use it faithfully. city commission, has returned frera.There are many families who have used this preparation successfully lor QUICK RENT Two furnished light housekeeping rooms, 1418 Mouroi 1-2-1 1-, WANTED Young men, women, over 17, desiring government positions $UI0 monthly, write for free list of positions now open. II. Terry (form er Civil Service Examiner), O'Ji! Continental Rldg., Washington, D C. l-2-2tp fUK J-AI,r. Uaignin. .Five-room furnished house, two lots, barn, im provements. Easy terms Phone 404R. 1-2-3. years and hold it in high esteem. excellent. adv. It is ALL THOSE WHO ARBjroing to join tho Golf Class will kindly let me heur from them at once, so that I cun line up my appointments. -Ceo. H. Eddy, Coif Instructor. 12-10-4t IN DEI W DAW You remember what the nickname "Devil Dog" meant when the Germans gave it to the Marines? Well, Jack Hoxie fulfills every shade of the meaning in his latest Western feature. 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