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5 FrifWj'.Tahua nv r rt;' 1032 ; LA" GTTANTW 'EVENTS QTJSTCTjrfiT? I 'I ') PA (IE FTVEr. . f ' '"'' 1 1 11 ' " " ... I Local News In RnVf Any La Grande subscriber to ft '. the Observer who does not receive his paper by 8 o'clock in the ev-' ening, please call Western Union, it: Mnjn 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy."- . Sfr t doing to Imhlcr i ; William Miller Jeft this morning for Iniblor where "he has business matters. ; To Imblrr " W. F. Wade, of Imblcr, left this morning for his home after spend ing several, days in La Graudo. Is HecoveiliiR Mrs. IL. H." Hannafleld, who was operated on several days ago, is reported to be' getting along as well as can be expected. - Old-Time Dunces at Zulier P. J. Powers, who has been hold ing old-time dauce3 in Eagles hall, hits chanscd liis dances to Zither hall and in the future will hold them; on Thursday evenings. Lumber .Man Here S. C. Golf, councrted with the Mlnnm Lumber eompanv, returned I Ilakor' la m Lu Grmua today look to his homo thlBi-.mornlus.' afters lnK ' "IV. W OVBr- i spending a few da& here on lust-'.ut tbl Sonimer. -' jr' ' . P jt, !; V'-r 'llrvi'vul Service--;. !t! ff. 'T jtJirs.' J I , Walters, -who lives. at Revival services" will' I "eKT !" "t 2 thiB evening at 7:30 o'clock at the llnptist church. These services will be cojuluctcd by Itev. N'l G. Bentley, a sta(e evangelist, :ul will continue lor 10 ' days. KIiik in Poiilaiid Mr. and iMra. Martin King of KaiiH'la, Ore., are at the Hotel Portland. Mr. Kifx is a locomotive engineer, working on "the hump" of the Blue mountains. Once upon a time he served in the Idaho leg islature. Orogoniau. s Secretary Leaves J. L. Cramer, general secretary of 'the local Y. M. C. A. was calloJ to Portland last Slight to attend a conference of general secretaries and prominent lay workers of the Y.:At. (J. A. organizations of Oregon and Idaho. , . . . . , t !;. ; r--' ', Uulng to ISincliart-v, . ):; Mrs. Gerald Tutt'le returned ..jti her homo at Rinelmrt :thisv 'mornliig a f Mil', a short stay in La Grande. She was .nccompanied by Mrs. C. S. ilodre, who will visit with friends and . relatives tu Rinehart for a few -days. Leaven for Pendleton ; Miss Helen Hergevine, who has been visiting hero for n few days 'returned to her home tln Pendleton ithls morning. She was accompan ied . by Mrs. Glenn Kates and lier imhy boy, Bobbie. They .will visit 'there n short time before return ing to their home ln,Lr Grande. Sharpen your Appetite x with M.U"8 OIAYO.NSAISK 10c A 117.. Imttlo At thiAExclusive l iuix a'ViS, vkcktabi.k (JTOISIS N. A. Desilet " P0000f5300l DANCE REX HALL KVKKV THlitSDAV . Old Time Dnnpi-s mvkkv sati i;i).r Meilcrn Kauri's TO TIIK TA-lti:. OIlClll-iSTIl.V Courtesy Shown to Kvcryone N. A. Desilet, Manager Our Third Annual January Make Room Clearance Sale Now "oiiij; on. Kvcry article rciliicfil. Sujiply your winter needs iw while you s;iv,e on every jmre'iasi'. Standard quality of Mereliaiidise for Men and liovs. Sop our vini'.ov. s. r- J Xoilli Powder Man v Herman y. White, connected with the Ice plant at North Powder, is iu La Grande today on business. " to linker . . "Mis. llruce Dennis left this morn ing for Bakqr, jvhero. she will visit for a short ' time. 1 i Vnlon r-'ni-mcr Here M. J. OiinnlnRhain, Well-known farmer, is In town today on busi ness. - ' , liCuves for Idaho NV. K. Hawley of McEwen, Ore- jgon, who has been Msltlng here. leu today for Moscow, Idaho. ... .'. Kntci prise l.nilli'H i Mrs. "Hob Klein and Mrs. Clms. Is - clurk". two well-known Enterprise mines, ure;ijtt uranuv visitors toaay 1 ney are registered at the Savoy. At Konimcr t . v P. J. Mulley of Joseph, spent yes terday in La Grande. He registered at the Summer. He returned to his home this morning. l''rom linker- It. V. Comstoi-k,- who hails from She will visit with Mrs. I. Wattors of this city for a few days. At Ijildd Canyon ' . Mrs. GMJc--Maver. lS' u jgle8t-! Of friends nftiir 'Lucid Canyon for '' 'rSw days. She lnakej her licinio. in. bit Grande.. Itelui'iiN Home Mi'B. Leon Wilkinson, who resiles at Hot Lake, -eturned to(her.home today after spending a short time In Lit Grande on business. Willal'il .Moss Heller Willard Moss, who has been IK Tor the last few- weeks, is on Ills' feet again and feeling like his old self. ' Complete Visit Here Miss Myrtle llennett, who has 1icin vlsttlil. iere with jMrs;; O. C. j.OsHoM, Arturilid to her homo this ''morning.'; Shtt liyriln llakof,-1 '! ! .1' ' : .11. I"-..-.. I' .t I'lllCJ T. M. Ward, United States mar shall, who makes his hcadqunrters at Portland, Is in La Grande today. Ho is registered ut the Foley, hotel. Kvtcndcd Trl Mr. and Mrs. Hnrrls French left last night on No. 23. They are going to spend abouttwo .mouths In California and then .Intend U visit in tho cast wttii friend rjnld relatives. Kljjili l,iwles Here . MrsV J. W. Lelghton '. and - her daughter, Jiloluo. are La Grande visitors today. They live at Elgin, where Mr. Leigliton owin u busi ness concern. They lire stopping at the Savoy. Kntcrpi'lsr .Man Here C. C. Chonuley. who lives In Kn-lei-pri.se. was in La Grande .yester day and returned to his home this morning. Ho stepped at the Som mer. To Hllnilnglon Mrs. J. K. Stephenson, ci'.vnur or the City Hotel of Huntington,- re- turned to her home this mumiug 'arier spondlug a vacation here. She uil1 stop, for n few days in Hot j.aKU ueiuru gtnng iu niiiiiiiiBimi. To -Plirasiuit Valley' ' . Ms, 5....W.. Kuple and little daugli ter. Helen, relunftd to their home iu Pleasant Valley today. Thijy have been visiting here with Mrs. 11. V. Kructz. On lliislacw I Frank Mitchell, of the Euultablc ! Lean company of Portland, left this morning for Union, where he will 'transact some business. Hd makes ihis headiiuarlers In La Grande. Two big basketball games at the Y" tor,ii.-ht at 1-fi-lt 4mw$ -;Toiitiflir i V ' The M. 1. A. wIll'slYe' u daucliiE party in the amusement hall this evening, s Union Mao. Here . Al. Einnions, formerly part own er of the Emmons & Donnelly mi liar dparlors of L'uion, is in La Grande today. ('Mine from ltettli Mrs. Spencer, mother of Guy W, Spencer, bagKagemaster on the 0--V., arrived in. La Grande today from her homo In Jcelth for u few daya' visit. . , Born , Today--. ' ;' I ' V An eight and one-quurtor pound baby boy was born to Mrs. Paul Muggle Tuesday morning at three o'clock. It has been christened Hoy Paul.,, ,The.iotber and baby are cjoing very nlcoly. v , Meeting Tonight The first regular meeting of the Double P-P association will bo hold tonight -at 7:30. The meeting will bo held in tho Sunday school room of. .the Presbyterlnn "church. All members of the association arc urgM to bo present. l'arly to I'oiiland (Three membors of the local Klks lert last night on No. 23 ,for Port laud, where they will attend two important nicotines of tho organi zation In that city. ( Those making the trip wero: Nolan Skiff exulted u!er, F." L. Peurson, flosrocnry 'and Lester IU ram well, chairman of the ipombef'shlp. -commission, - - T !;' M ,'!'..'; J -.. Follr-PulntU.Wdle -.'ft. ,1' A demonstratlou' of a four-point needle used in fancy work of alt kinds Is being carried on at Hill's Department storo by" A. H Rennor, handling the, Parisian-Perfected Art Needle. Tho needle uocs rnisd em broidery, chain stitches, fringes, can Do used for making rugs.. Renncr Is general sales manager and dis tributor for his company with head quarters al Hamilton, Indiana. ' The needle Is the only one of Its kind Ui use today, he says, .and Its main feature Is the four point addition. Church Meeting Sunday ,'the standardization of equipment no A big event iu the llfo of the cossary in connecting the various high Chrlstirtn 'f-'liilfeh is the annual meet-power transmission systems." With lug w'filrii' will be hold this year,sueh an international power arrange-Siindayl'-ifiinunry 8th. An excellent Jment ns suggested France may in the program is prepared Tor the day 1 near f.ututo supply electrical energy which embodies the reports from to the Balkan States and points as dis- the various activities and officers of tho churchy These, reports ore made ni Om.nfinrnomi muoilnp a hnxkat I,-1 dinnot?; fuliowliw'ltho! morning ser - vices at which, Abe; new members 01 rrencn rivers in generating eiec of the cliiirch are ' entertained as ! trical encrgyi will "eventually place guesls of the old, will be ono ofifrmce seoend to none in the manu tho enjoyablo features of tho diiy. 'facturc of electricity in the opinion of There will bo morning, afternoon ! the delevates. and' evening. services.. , ALICEL PEOPLE IRpclsl to TU Observer) ALK'KL. Jan. (j. School attend ance' following tho holidays Is nor mal. ' . Ilnby imd Eva Ledbcttor lert Tuesdaj"'!'.!!' Salem to resume th6l work :i't AV'lllamfcttc iinlversily.' ' Kathleen Stewart and Kula Wat kins have returned to their school work' In Union, having spent the holidays -In Allre!? " ' Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacDonald entertained n lnrge number of their friends Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. liny Fuller wore host nd hustess nt a watch party New Yeaj's eve.' Those enjoying tho occasion wero: Mesdames Car! Kuller. Clay Woods, Irwlu-Moss, W. E. Adler and Ray Fuller: Misses Mary nnd Margaret Ta.uor,' Edna (Irahain and Pansy Van Housen. Messrs. Carl Fuller,. Clay Woods, Irwin Moss, V. E., Adler. Harold Wallsinger. Hoifth McKeunon. Ralph Wells. Lnwson Wobster nnd Ray Enller. Viva Sunday of Imblcr wna a miest of the Van Housen family a couple of days last week. Cleo Shelton and LuiTclhi Ilurk inan spent a fVv days 1-isl week A - R.C - TODAY AND ENTERTAINED m. fllALMADGE A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTI0M BIO VITAL AS FINE AS THE FINKSif NORMA HAS GIVEN COMING SUDNAY "LAVENDER AND OLD LACE" , , . Wayne Foster and, Auradine jonuson or i-a urauue, speuv iwi; days with their grandmother, Mrs. t Swen Johnson in Allcel last week, C. C. Welch left Thursday for an. extended trip through Oregon and California. (By Associated Tressl PARIS, Jan. fl. The linking 0j groups of the principal countries of E: WORLD sen BORN the world into hugh high-power trans-'sage mission systems from which electrical encrirv sufficient to provide a large portion of commercial and transport! . nccas cuum ue - problems which the International OCUICHI t,iu.ei. i" . aiscussion. The meeting-brought together dele. gales from 12 countries lncluaing: the Electricity as a means of moving trains, ocean steamships nnd lurnin the wheels of indstry is about to come into its own, according to the dele-: gates and the only thir.R that prevents tremendous developments in electric energy is the present high cost of ma- tcrials and the expense attached I hanging from steam uml other meth ods to 'electricity; y Sr fe Nations: had enojigli potwitial elec trical j energy in their walfc-waj s to I; eventually! abandqn jhc u of coal experts- at the rfonftisrtt said, but only government financing could pro- vide sufficient funds to harness thi I dormant power. '' i ' 7 ' . ,-, The American delefrates Burpriscd! RPR RENT Bedroom for one. tr two the European experts when they out- ( , iiKcntloiheiv i;17 Wash. ' Aye.;,' i'or lined the extent to which electricity Rpicr o'f Fir. . , ,. ., ' l.tiUp is mnde to work for theincrican pco- ' 1 " 1 j Hie. The invasion of the American 1 CARD OF THANKS. . home by such labor saving devices ns . We wish to express our thanks to electric stoves, dishwashers, irons ,our many friends for the kindness and etc.. amazed many of the delegates sympathy shown to us during the who represent count! ies where as yet electricity has not figured in thu home except in supplying light. The conference studied methods for tunt as Poland nnd Russiu.; lne uelegates.weiejtwrpriseoMit the -. proa-rex made tJn cl'Wricul develop lment in Francaisiij'. HH8. The ue I LAST DAY, Tomorrow will be the last day of the demonstration of the Parisian Perfected Art Embroidery needle at Hill's Department Store. These necd- 'les will not be carried in stock by any jstdre, so if you wish one you mu.;! get it tomorrow before the store clos es.. i-''-"o c - ; AHQeitgefUp?; lur 1 jet u pel -jU irr. Kin't rievr I iisitovrrv" "ret riL:ht riwti lo work, rc!u vi;ijt Uii Vi;lL feeling in the theit, tvMir.f' jij.c nuJ:inn oiif;h, tcnlly rti1r.ulH.ri4 lite Ixwela, Uiiw .cutiiii)ati;i poisons. Always n liable Ju-t p(i nicdi;inu made to cac colci at'l toughs, I-'or fitly ycurz a !ti:ilulAn1" rcmry All the family can tair ir with helpful fhulttt. r.aec the rinWrcn d cioui Ko liar:nfiil drnn-i. ( fttiyircine, lital iiiK taste that.thc kiUi.i liku. Al all diugyits! 00c. New Discovery for Colds and. Coughs rsmjqEonJifT mm . Feel Badly? Howe's Sluggish? iiavcui any jx-p in woik or play, 'ou're constit,itcl! The btimulatiug action ol Dr. Kind's I'iiis biinc.s back old tints energy. All 'drtiggiais, 2Se. f PROMPT I WON'T GRIPE UraanffsPill A.D - IL SATURDAY 1 imniliTiifLj NORMA 1 King's m. m 1 Not Quite So Popular In 1921 According to the records in the of- f ice of the county' clerk there was clerk there was aGrande, Union ("fcdnty, Oregon, or at the popularity of,tho law offictof Jnii. S MniMn. in slight decrease marriage during the year 1H21 overlLa Grande, inaid couniy Vind state, that of 1920. In 1920 the clerk's of-!within six monOta fromithfc date of f ice issued 190 marriage licenses while 'last year there were only 181 issued.. CHF.W SAKD - 110STON, Jan. C. Rescue of Bev oni men from the 133-tou Nova Scotia, schooner Hiiby L. Pentz while their vessel was afire at sea, was reported today In a radiogram believed to have come from the ;mii sicamor .MUSKOgce. , . ,! i ,1 ho ship was destroyed, the nios- indicated. l llV 1UHI11U11 bivuu . was In the vicinity of Uormuda Hyo.neia germ killing medication is ho only sensible and safe way -'of treating catarrh. Goes right to j the 8pot liYi,aiM through thu , i uml moutll. timuanteed satisfaction ,0. voul lmmi,y ,t.funded. Sold by .in (lnlB).,8t!l.Allv. 1-e-lt , i Dr. Iirowtfj. Chiropractor, West B'.dg. V 1-5-tf NEW TODAY WANTKU Girl for general house work. Phono. 158U or 'cat 2105 i Spruce. . -t I l-li-''t li'llK RENT A nice two-room apar.l ; roent- furnished, suitable fur light housekeeping. 1(117 4th street, cor,- ii. ncr fourth, Spring and fifth Shu . 1-0-tf sickness nnd death of our son, Orley, and also for the beautiful flower Jilt, and MKS. K. W. SMITH, Perry, Oregon. l-n-iip NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is by this given that the in dci signed Inn been duly appointed executrix of the estate of I. U String ham. deceased, by the County Court ,of the,. Slate of Oregon for Union '; - -...T I '."Uri- nnvAT Carglc whh warm snlt,atet then apply over throat , j ! VapoRur ajai! Over 17- MlUtotiJan Uud Ycatlu K; - t3 I' O T AIR 1 .Mmn. It " - LI . TWRiTPR S3 - ' ' ' ! 'i ' ' . s 'k .. ,C - '' ' : I Jl A GIRL f jNfcy - A DOG A MAN ' , 'i j woiidei-rul itWWWy pulling liemi-ivi jwk "" "idcnilid mim T. K'rl - Hiing, fl-om - tho bloiMl-eiill of- A$'tff' ' ' J n rim it g sti lingo J cltj.ease tn the f?Mi' 5fll Hie wolr nnd ilg fr'V'7l ' n. A llguie r j y maunlnin ililr SN$9yi 'ffi ileiuilim to Hie 5&'M!&t power . In this S mvtses. , I wft,- Kiri. K&fflmhh 1 k"'"1 bnv ' 3 K KATIIKItlXK !VjMf STIIO.XillHAUr MmW ii "' "'" ""',s' S - 3 1 WAWSi V J- SME PICTURE ! If , 2hV jSl Through the drama of human ; h U V-'Ai sr -'.); , V and the drama cf wild beanl3 hi '(fr.rfX "C i, Purges a tide of emotion, thriil '? a -iAi-f vi and amazement such as few Eg other pictures can give. ' , I 'Wiw ' ;!'H. o. Davis . :: y "THE SILENT CALL'";' iM wPPA Stury, "Tin1 Cross I'ull.'' A('V.I.m1 l,v .Jaik I y(n IAF Al ill-fin ; Dil'c.-tcl hy llll't-IKT Tl illlhlc". -.3 , J Ojmit and'-.lias-r duly qualified nf.l such; and that persons having ;laim:n against said estate should present I them duly verified to the udersigncd ut her residence ix miles east of "La I the fU.st publicatieVof hi notice, Uate of first nubliciition of notice Otll day of January, 1922. CALISTA E. STR1NGHAM, ' Executrix. Dly Jim. C-13-20-27, Feb. 3. ... . t FOR SALE riVDE One span Aiu harness. J. L horses, wag Mars. 1-0-tf - r- -ci- . m JUST TO REMIND YOU OF OUR BIG Introductory Sale Also tlia'ri oui' liii,'s of (tfiksy 'Pumps and Oxfords all reduced uinui- rins special sale now. is your 1 1 mo to take advawajc your icw rspi'iiiy- ie over while we have The Bpotery . " ' For Shoes That Are Different x i. . .1 J. Winer,- Mgr . ".' . CnranwsjKaMi.mmmffKn V -f -r ill ittt.iii MriVlWrili Union team will play Stoddard BroH,M this 'evening at the."Y"; fit 8:15;' .,!'. 3 ' ," , ' r-6-lf V - Old Tyl e Uance KVKItV at -Kt'HKK 1 II.11.Ij vinitsn.w $200.00 . given to, the est void, style waltslng oup between La Grande, BuRcr, Pendleton and Walla Walla. Govorned by same rules as In the past, P. J. Powers I savuifr nioney hy huvnis so tV'iiH! in and look them ize. ' hi Si I A "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE " V ' J. i ITU i y, ii, , . i I ii ni".;t SP-'r3J"1-; m''.'tTr
