La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 05, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTBnirsdny.' Jaiufci ry , 5, . 1 f)23 Local News In Brief : Soft Lines Enhance Oval Face JK iK Si l iiioii I-n'iltinau Here in Any La Grande subscriber to i't .1 n ' u-.,.,, it..i, : the Observer who does not receive fruitgrower, was' a La Cranda visl- bis paper by 8 o'clock in the ev- tor yesterday. eninif, please call Western Union, . Main 24, and a special messenger Hot urns to Hllgiir.l wilj deliver a copy. t Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young relurn- jed to their home In Hllgard last I : ; night. They spent the day In La C'ovo Man Here Crande, transacting (some business. ,.M"'V" c;,orce 1? ',,'L,, Cr,,a.eiAt Som,lr : ' ' kl-J v lu, a. ..... u . a uuaiucaa. nu IS a resident of Cove. - From Joseph : i .' I1'. J. O'Malloy, well-known Joseph ji rosldent, is in Lu Grande .todiiy and Is. stopping at the Savby. t Jnthlcr Man In Town W. E. Gruybeal, who halls from Imbler, is in town today and id registered at the Savoy. H. L. Drowning, prominent Enter .prlse business man, who Is connect ed with the Oregon Grocory, spent today in La Grande. Ilhker Man Here J, O. Solull, who resides at Daker, is spending a few days la La' Grande. He Is stonnlni? at the Sum-1 mer hotel. Prominent Lumberman E. L. Konnon, prominent Ilnko: Inmhermflii . 1h n viall,,,. In 1 Grande today. He is staying at th..jtcrcd "l 1,10 Su,"' "ot todiy- Foley. K. O. L. & l Man Here J. H. King, of Maker, who is con-l netted with the Eastern Oregon! Light and Power company, is regis-1 C'ovo Hiisincsa Man ' L. 11. Bloom and wife, or Cove are registered at the Foley today. Mr. llloom is proprietor of one ol Cove's business establishments. . . ' Going to Klgin Mrs. Hnttlo Mays, of this city.l left- tiiis morning for Elgin, where; she will i(;-end a few days visiting) with her father, (Mr. J. A. Master- sou, i Leaves for rortland Veiling Here .... n in hm. . ..r. !... ueurgu i . .iarnivaiii 'cn-Jtnow liwin. i. i . i iiuuiimiMl 01 mis i-u.v,' ... i ,i left this morning for Portland.! ",b l;r "s.dent :,46n this 'UB i-. win r,.,,,i f,.- .. f. !''" his home niter spending the duyfc davs. looking over some business. ! La Grande visiting with friends,,...' 1 mX ntJ n w i ui ttK-jL ri-a I but a very large proporllo:'o tfr, raw muteriuls used in the principal ilrish Industries Is of foreign origin'. In the linen Industry much of the ; flax Is Imported from Great Britain Although part of the wool uanu- ifaetured in Ireland Is of domestic .origin even inis una usually ceeu ispuit In Eiigllsh mills and tbqre..l; a large linportntluu of foreign wools land yarns. The tobacco aud rope manufactures of Belfast are entire Mr dependent upon forelgu mnterlnls and the great breweries and distil leries of Dublin use a. largo propor tion of foreign grain. In sum, ex- cept Tor tho manufacture of food products, as in meat packing and dairying, Ireland is dependent upon other rountrios for both fuel and raw materials, as well us tor mar kets for tlie finished product. "Tho trade figures suggest a sec ond method of Industrial idevelop ment In Ireland which Is fundament ally sounu, namely, to supply tne i domestic market with som of the many articles now imported, vartlc (Ulurly wjieto tho raw material ia at hand. In such cases there is at least tho ' advantage over foreign competitors of eliminating ocean freight on tho finished product. There is also the great advantage of the preBent bentimeut of (Irish consumers strongly favoring domes tic goods." Hero on Hiisiness Mm. H. Stairet, after spending yesterday hero on business, return u,l to her homo in Hllgard tills morning. He also transacted while here. I somo business Tho Secret. To be sucossrul all wo have to do Is to make as much of a business of our own business as we do of the things that are none nf nur l, n. ' Boston, Transcript. feoft'Unes are the thing for the girt wlth'the slimly oval face. Per ibniiS'tt was the consciousness of this which influenced .Miss Allsa Mellon, daughter .of Secretary of tho Treasury Andrew v. Mellon to select this hat with softly rolling lines and a suit with a similarly soft neck lino. Move lo Meilfoitl " From l'nln .Imii'dim , ' 'V " " Meet T. Toiiiorrott ' . .Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Taylor and! ' Mrs. John 'chadwick, who lives at'. The ladles ailxlltsry of tho 11 and family, former residents of 'Enter- Union Junction, arrived In La Li T. of E. will meet lit 2:30 to- , prise, went through La Grando last Grande this morning on No. 17. . ' morrow nftornoon in Engles' hull. Union Solon Discusses Session i of the WATCH For the English Setter Pups .. measure oatanfe nfc LjlrV's JJatdwaore 15ttfr J; atlon ot Friday and Saturday. ' l-'5-2tp I. They and the fourteen, jnembers stinato who opposed . tho did so without an orgauizn an agreement of any kind. made a clean fight and hud against 1 FOR IRiKNT Four-room house. Motl- theiu'all tho interests of Portland and a lobby was present through Out the entire session. . ALBERT HUNTER, Representative from Union County. Dr. Brown, Chiropractor, West Bldg. 1.5-tf NEW TODAY ern. 14 ia V avenue, avenue. Call 1303 O 1-5-ltH CARD OF THANKS. Wo wish to express to our friends sincerost thanks for tho ninny rficts of kindness and consideration extended to us during Dr. liacon's illness and death. v MRS. ANNA E. BACON, MISS RUN A BACON, " MR. and MRS. ARCH IDACON. a-5-it WILL TRA.DE One late 1920 Chev rolet Touring Car in good condition, , for city lot. Phone 2HR. l-6-2tp jj FOR RENT Two rooms. J. L. Mars. -Q 1-5-tf IF YOU HAVE NOT Seen the demoo. strntion of the. Parisian Perfected Art Embroidery Needle at Hill's Department Store, do so toduy. . , , 1-5-I'p FOR SALE Piano, household furni ture, Thor electric washed used three months, $113.00; baby bed complete, $8.00. 2100 Third street. . l-o-3'.p FOR SALE Potatoes grown on tho Sand Ridge. 'Graded when dug. Prico $1.70 per cwt., at Pacific Produce Co. warehouse. One sack to as many as wanted. L. I Me Kennon. Phone 3711L I231-tf GOVERNMENT positions open; men, women. Examinations this locality set for February 4th. Those desir ing appointments write at once to ' T. McCaffcrty, St, Louis, Mo. ' . , i . , 1-5 -atp Old Tyme Dance EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT at Eagles' Hall Xaoo.novruiZB ... ,to the host oMi style w'nltzlns. couple between La Grande, Npaker, Pendleton and Walla Walla. governed'' by same rulcss ln the' past. ?r3. Powers (Continued from Page One.) ..., .... ivi.ii,,,,,, ! night. They are going to Mediord' ' : : 1 ; I, Aii ,T , ,i , , w here they expect to locate. I To Visit Mother Mrs. Albert Currey left this morn-' Mrs.. Walter Mink and son left iug .o. u ua,-, ' , ,..v ,,iv Her. this morning fur Pendleton, whert) jm renin, rn i . anu i . . x. .iu- Clarcn of AVallowa. j Sliei'irr Wnrnk-k Sheriff Leo Warnick boanknl iw branch line train this mornfni; fur KIrIu, where he is going on buai- . rt i SiiporiutiMuU'iit Here- OfHcers wlll.be installed. ditioiiB, there ia .-little doubt that; the people wouldi Btrietly A disap-j prove of, ; , ' ' ! Many conservative and ' plear thiuking people of Portland did not WJUlf tllM rns tilv nliilmliH' 1 1' ivmilil Dlek Kelly 111 . .,,, ,. i,,.' ,.n., .,., ,i, Dick. Kelly, well-known La Grande' ,.., K..,.v ....,,.',,. ,,, ,,. resident, is seriously ill. Ills exact ;.lml 80nate who s1()ke , faV()r o( ailment is not known but ho has thu R118lllu tllx rMmeA ti,t the been sick about six months, having, tourists would nav at least ihair tho leui c-C.ai uBM hi rim huku.1). ,t wnuW bo just 113 r0I111011.j able to pass legislation providing j " -" lor ine urection nl toil gates on all PeiTV Lmly Here Mrs. L. C. Murray and her two; they will visit with her mother, Mrs. children left for their homo in I'er-jD. H. Kintiell of that city, ry this morning after spending yes-. ; ' terday in La Grando transacting doing to linker i spent several weeks at Hot some business. . ; Mrs. Joe Shultz and baby glrlUluring his illness. . Mr. 'Kelly is be . left this morning for their homo living cared for by his-sister, . Mrs. Baker after a pleasant visit ,hece Frank Dooley and his son, Charles i,i,.i,..,..u i.ii i.,i . .. Looking Over Itilsiliess D. B. Kichnrdson, wlio makes his home In Weiser, passed through La Grando lust night en rotue. to Pen-'. , dletcin. He is interested in tlie; flour ini'.ls at Cove uid has been! over there looking over the pros-j peels. ; ' ' 'i i J. I. Lottrldge, superintendent of!w,ul -,lr- '"" "iej. the E. O. L. & P. Co., is a La. . '. Ir.riimlp vUili.p fnilnv nn.-l i roirls- Hack to linker tered at the Foley. He makes his' Mrs. L. White, who lives in Baker home in Baker. Jroturned toller home this morning ' after spending several days here ! visiting on business. ,- .Sharpen Your Appetite . n illi , MAY'S MAYONNAISE ;! 40c 8 oz. liotllo At the Exclusive . l'ltirr ANI VEGETABLE ' STOKE N. A. Desilet Uailirail Alen E. C. Griffith und.E. C. Gordon,' traveling freight and nnsscnger ' To Ontario 'agents for the Northern Pacific, are Mrs. E. Johnson lufl this mom lln the-citv today. They lire atop- Ihg for -Ontario, alter spending inlnir ntythe FoIhv: ! few .days hero -visiting with her , ' i 'mother Mrs. J. S. McClure. rcu, ut ma mime. mi-, ccny is cliarK0 tourists who came to tho tho undo of Father Francis Kelly,;fall. a tl The .gasoline tax foreign ; i.t i... inK, n iitti,, morn nalii- who has received ninny decorations of valor nnd is quite well-know n ,,ln . this vicinity. SERVICE MEN TESTIFY ON (Continued from Page One.) investigation, jjlcclinril to iiti-litionihim. Thirsty Man' fefim ! A farm boy front tioorgia. wh ) (inllig Soulli for Winter ... ! i . -77- , Mr. S. L. Brooks, 'who makes lil doing1 o! Vendlclon home near Imbler, boarded No. 17 Mrs. J. K. Fitzgerald left this thin'' morning en route to . Los .An- morning for Pendleton, whero she frankly but pathetically unnouncej he geles, where ho will spend the rest will gpond a few days visiting with could not read nor write, cleared up of the winter. Mr. Brooks expects her sister, Mrs. P. ' O. .Elliot or , his statement concerning the shootin? to have an enjoyable vacation. ;that city. I of a soldier because h had sneaker! . i ; ' ' ' ' Jaway from his commari ti(' quench hW T;- Iterkclcy, Cal. ' ; Hack lv Stockton . .thirst at a spring. It developed that -Mrs. Margaret McDowell left-last! Mr. and Mrs.; Frank O'linre re-tne command was trying to conceil DANCE REX HALL KVKRY TIH ItSDAY Old TI1110 Dances KVF.KY SATIIIDAY , .Mullein Dallies TO THE STA-KKX OlM'HICSTll.V Coiirlesy Kliow n' to l-.veryono ' N. A. Desilet, Manager COO0)ffl nlL'ht on No. 23 for Berkeley, Calif., turned to their borne In Stockton.''"' position from the .enemy and that iwhero she will spend the remainder, California, this morning.. They have all hands had been warned, that the i of the winter. Sho makes her hoinelbcen visiting heie with Mrs. Vorne first, man attempting to walk out in I in Wallowa and expects to find the Jennings. H. Goeck and -Mrs. E.the open would bo shut. The soldier climuto a litt.o more acrceablo in Donnelly for several dny3 and re- wameu ov varus ucyuim ine ocau line 1,141 nnil mm-n dptmlv lilHilf.n Now, as to highway legislation.;! uuiii mi 11111 ucinaiMi iiifru wiib tor laws along this line will to create -or repair machinery for en- HANGING i trai fit. Tho enforeeinent fOnture wrnH Uiken from tho secretary .Of state and placed with the highway cO)iiiniKlou. As to the auto bus ;(Ud jltnuy,. law thero .wa, donmntl tfor Itislation, but this waa till coverod uave a few minor pointK by tho Moxer bill of the last regular session which tho governor vetoed and the senate at this semiiou pass ed it over his veto, but the bill was killed in tho house to give way to Hie legislation proposed by the governor's special committee. Tlin nminulf Inn ti t tin n nnslHnn waa called tho "agricultural bloc." 1 CJJp the south. port a very delightful visit. I.loyd Caller of Cove l.efi for O. A. C Lloyd Carter, who hails from Cove, joe Jteynolda, and has been prominent In baseball Skeet Reynold better known as refused to halt when ordered und was shot in his tracks. ,C 1 .Quite inadvertently" a t member of ihe committee broutfht out during th? examination of a former s;ildicr that Inti Timnlnv f-. i-: circles In .that city for the last niK tor.. the Oregon Agriciltural slce Tnc nc nn, irV ipontna tar TH EAT RE 3 DAYS STARTING FRIDAY "THE SILENT: CALL" Tk: FEATURING , STEONGHEART; HE AVOSDER DOG , OF ALL DOG DRAMAS '. i , ; ' - TONIGHT WOMAN'S MAN AND CLYDE COOK COMEDY nine or ten years, l.i in La Grande college, where ho will enroll for a today and is resltered at the, Foley, prost-graduate cournefor tlio re- lle liu'ds down second base on the inainder of tlie year. He has been nine and Is also manai;er. coachiuK athletic at 1 la iter school until recently. in the (jcorjfin pcnitrnLiarfy for steal inp automobiles. No attempt uai made, however, to diseri'dil his tes- high't'mony It, related fiolely' to execu tions, conuucicu pumiciy wun soldier- jjrawn up as witnesses, in accordance i with military regulation. fi Leaves for Illinois . i 4 I Mrs; C. T. Hucon and iau'hter, ltahiiiet Tonigbl Irinni, u.ill li.iivit thin .t'Vclllllir. for. Tin, -Vinni- Itn'a iflvnl 1-hlHR of '(iolden, Illinois. (Mis3 llunn. Is tear It- the Y. M. C A. , w 111 hold a get to-lIRELAND WILL ing coniiuerce in the .Giolden high gether baiKiuet tonight at G:I5 at school and she and her mother will tho .Y. . A short (program, consist- icmalii there until school Is com pleted' for this year. Our Third Annual January Make Room Clearance EVERY ARTICLE JkK DUCED, NOTKUW KB SERVED, STAKDAB1 QUALITY OT M&RJC2SAW. , DISE ON UfAJLS -T& ' MONTH 07 JJ&V&SM. SELECT NOW. T YOU SAVE ON PURCHASE. . SEE OVR WINDOWS "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE ing. of songs, speeches and other numbers will be hi'. I and imme diately afterward! the young men will attend their regular eym classes. - BE PRODUCER OF FOODSTUFF (Conl inucd from Page One.) improvement lof the breeil of uik and Irish bacon Is now of excellent ftnenu curing is an Impor tant industry, eenlerliig at t ork. Waterford and l.lliieilek, and even Tti Alleml l-'iinii-nl Mr. nnil .Mrs. T. O. Me.ide, ilsiigh-!'l"ali,J' ter anil son-in-law of deceased, Air. T 1 II-......, ....l,n... ..f 1r Itlnlr Mr. and Mrs. J. O.. Stewart a,lrt"bfore the war exporu of bacon and ir i l- iih.lr .,.,,1 ,. Ver.i left ham wens colisideriilile. this morning on Xo. 2t to ncc..in- "Dairying Is anotli ..., l.,lv of lrn- I K llh.ir flfld for development. who' passcl away yesterJay. Tile ""ready been ac pllshed in r.rgali- funeral will he held at Payette, Ida ARG-ACE E'i?w''?'l'".'wV'' vrTTW !.' r 'iSkW.wk! TODAY ..FRIDAY ' SATURDAY Aifjnissioii 35c; Children 10c Drama that moves WITH POWERFUL IMPULSE! AS VIVID AS THE SCREEN CAN GIVE! favorable Much has tomorrow at 2:00 p. in. iziiiK thp butter "trade but there ii SLlli opporidliuy lor rrui inipniNt:- ment. The growth of tho cheese trade in- the latt.-r yt ar:i of the war of I)r. II lirown relumed last "n enionraglrg feature, .(Miitic fruiii I'drttand. whore he! t.ul.t Ok. hi.llrluVH Itn W If hid tlVlty to Eet bark to the Grande Monde' P"" 'V the I k of . h;...p -jmw vallev, wher the weather Is induHirtii. iic- rt-ly baudicHii- Tbf annual production of about tiO.iMMi "In the field Ireland is joyablo. Down In Portland winter "" , "V "' " ' ' , -, r hold, sw.iv and the natives are not ''V '"H-rls f""" l,r""l "lo used to rela winter weather. W"' "", - . ' '" s, , ,i, ,,r ,., w. high moisture content makes llff. i , ,i,.,.i,. .h. cult the mirresslul iippllcntioii holKlny sea.oii Iwmls nnd heavy P-t power Tr.i.lucl ion and the JlieilllMIS i iiiiiiiih I - il'ieatly Inrporvel le'fnli- H ran coin jpete sili-cessfully with Imported coal 'for industrial line. IrWl ee.l CimI. Not owly inii't r...! h" imporle,! rains were the usuls. tiling V:i cather man's proxr.nn. Intf rmtillnlc (iiiines llei!-S- I.ast night two games were jilayeil I llithe lllterniedllite leaeue the Klng-i well sijiiad winning te first fronn-- tn Smith snuad with a ure of'FIn llisnlav of Needlework 6 to IS. Murray Klngwell siored- There is an elaborate display of art -J 2 ixilnls in this contest but the needle work on exhibition at Hill's, fel Smith snnad only pin veil four Then licnartment Store today which is at B iM'uiust Kiimwi'11 aggregation. The traetinir the attention of all. especial- M secon? game was won Jjv tin; ttoker ly the ladies. The wmk is dune with ffj quad Troi the I -a rreni.s ny the Parisian Perfect I Art r.muroin- tj Itrown on t ti ! 17 po'llft f'T die. There arc four separate which sie inti M harigealile in ?.a Prleniers acoicd the holder an which wrk on all ma- ore if "') lo 1!. t'u,- limei p'.aying eiy Nee Ihr'o a ac.it the winner's four, nrnllc his team. 'terials. ou ftmuiil ny u in 'tion of this wu.nl'.rfur needle at Hi jmmL 11 mJH'J,. rrjr- -.wt. i .?7 l a ct n t -r -vr niv cit-ittii Sa iW m. 1 S. UwXVUXiXX Will UiYJil i-fl fV -imi I' - ifr "Jk 11, r . v -'.Jr-- lit Vi Li NORMA TALMADGE in 'THE SIGN ON THE DOOR" From Channing Pollock's Famous Play Norma At Her Best, ;t'.:m-re.y. 1 h-l'e P.t-M1 1 -' i' n AN f J t? !