La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 10, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday; J.nmary 10. 1022 la grakdh eyentno observer. PAOR iWE Local News In Brief 1 -I" II I I Si Any La Grande subscriber to W '. the Observer who docs not receive Jtt his paper 1 y 8 o'clock in the ev- ening, please call Western Union, " Main 24, and a special messenger its will deliver a copy. I'nion Mini. Item Ray (DeVo're, bf Union, is" in L Grande today lcokiner over the busi. ness prospects. l''rom' Salt I.:'..o R. B. McClelland, a merchant who lives in Salt Luke City, left this morning for Eluln on business. At Foley M.' J. Conlcy of Wallowa. is in La Grnudo todny on .business. Ho 't registered at the Foley. Returns to Imbler Mrs. J. A. Clasken and hor daugh ter, Laneta, returned to tlielr home in Imbler this morning. They have been in La Grande on business. To Attend Dank Mectinc Mrs. Lucy Wado left this morn ing for Imbler. Vhllo tbcio she will attend an important meeting of tho bank directors of that city. Leaves for Walla Walla Mrs. S. L. McLean of 'this city loft-- last night for Walla Walla Wash. Slic(will spend several days visiting with nor parents.'. ,; if. To.'Hilganl Mrs. Howard Stalrct left last nightf for Hilgard, where she is going on business. Site is ai-resi' dent of this city. Leaven for I'oi-llnnd , '. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Holmes-, who make their homo at Wallowa, left this morning for -Portland, where they will visit a few days with friends and relatives. linker .Man George Oliver, connected with the .United States Rubber Co., isa La Grande business visitor today. He hails from Duker. and is staging al the Foley hotel. On Iliisinc Sherwood Williams, president of tho La Grande Investment Co., left this morning for Imbler, where he will transact some business. Called to Spokane Mr. and Mrs. 15. (!. Callison left last night on No. S:i for Spokane. Washington, where they have boon called on account or the death of Mrs. Cnllison's brother. Front Portland Ralph Cumniings of Portland, ar rived in l.a (irando last night on No. 18. Ho Is making a busine is trip here and will also renew old acquaintances. . Sharpen your Appelllo Villi MAY'S MAYO.NXAISE 40c S OA hotllo At thi EA-'lusive l'Ki -it am Hxjktablk N. A. Desiiet Leave fr Caldwell J. A. MoberlV left thin mnrnlnr for his home in Caldwell, Idaho. Ho has been visltinc at Joauiiii with Wi W. Wilkins. , f At. Savoy ; . . Hob Ross and wife. Jwho iiiake their homo at Kamcla, ere in La Grande today. They are stopping at the Savoy ; hotel. Snmmcrvillo People C. 'K. Hammcrsiey and wlfo. -of sunimorvllle, are La Grande visitors today rrhd are registered at the Sa voy: . v. ;' . Premier's "Hearth of Peace"- nyitiaiwn 1 TtiDlCTC ADT DIP rUNLdldnilLUlU ""nil i lBi'iw n'nt.i.j inariT nnnniinrnn tY.'-. lit I 1 ..V- i I til t Teacliorj .Meeting . ' The Parent Teachorss association of the Central school will hold a social meeting Friday afternoon at 2: IS p. m., at tho Central school. At Somnier Don Conklln, prominent Imbler fanner, was a La Grando visitor yc3ierday and registered at. .the Summer. Meetings cdnoscLiy ' ' ' i' ' ' ' 'i Thp grade school rojs gym' lead ers will meet at the Y .Wednesday afternoon at . 4:15 an dtho .Stout leaders corps will meet at 5:00. . To Portland 1 ; L. II. lleitt, nephew of G., W. Iloitt. whom lie has becu visiting, left this morning for his home in Portland. Ho spent several (days In La Grundc. I'llion .Man Here It. H. Rohrlg, prominent Union man, Is a La Grande "visitor. He formerly owned the meat market at Union and at present operating a poultry ranch. Council Meeting Tho central labor council will hold a meeting at the Eagles' hail Thiired-iy night at 7:30. The elec tion and installation of tills year's officers will be the main item. Fuel Expert Hon A. F. Porloy, traveling fuel ex pert of the O.-W., arrived on No. 24 to attund the regular monthly fuel meeting held here today at tle olubhouso. ! . : : " .'. Poi-lhind .Man Here If men didn't smoke S. F. Lnma tieanx. would be In some other busi ness 'than that in which lie Is on gaged.' He is sales manager for k large tobacco firm and registered at the Foley last night. His headquar ters are in Portland. : Installs Electrical Equipment ' Roy Couch ha3 turned the Coii-h ranch Into an elcctrlcallly equipped ; institution for he has just purchas ed n Delco lighting system, nnd a Lauiidry-ctte washer from Nate Zweifel. 1 Prefers I lie Snow (o Viewers j Mrs. Ed. Ford, who spent some Lima In California, returning home (during tho holidays, says she pro jfors tho .beautiful snow-.! of eastorn Oregon ' to tho mart-made scenery and'' the flowers of the southern country. DANCE REX HALL EVKI Old EVKHY .Modi' TO THE STA Courtesy Show A THrilsDAY -' Two" laces ViATlrtDAY lliiiidcs ltx oiu'HESTP.A Uy Everyone tirade Hoys' League I In tlio grade hoys' basketball games Tubby Ziindel's team won a , forfeited game from Dale Charl i toil's team 2 to 0,. and Richard Ly ! man's five defeated Forest Holmes Kquild 11 to 9." .Mail Itll'iiliesa Good The reports for the past year show that the business in :the La Grando postoflice is practically the same as it was the previous year. The malls were quite heavy In 1921, T t- .-,.. '- especially during the Christmas N. A. Desiiet, Manager .1 ' th havo hPPn , efficiently without tvlditionnl em ployees, f MEN! MEN!! and Young MEN Just arrived by express today 4(X) M. Born and Co. spring samples for taifbr made suits. ..Quality of the highest standard, at Anuary saje Prices, 20 off. Select your suit now aild save 20 per cent. ..Order one t6day. f . 1:1 Y5" --- 1 ' s" v V SIM Uiag,-.foEtaft &ciVfr TiLLsSa I'lie llomans said that the health is the center of the home. In !Knr.iir.d thoj; aiV beginning to soy It Is tho center of empire. Lloyd ' Oco:-i;c l- seal here toasting his back at the hearth that lia hcen tho- fi-MiuH oC von.c momentous conferences. v - f i nr. Scouts Play (ifimes i The Seoul basketball games jriay- ed Saturday resulted as follows: Francis Robinson's squad defeated Sheldon Brownton's team. 22 to 11 and Howard Heatty's five won from Leo McCorklo's quintet, 20 to 12. H Opens -.(ii-ctlK Court Judge J.' V. KnowSes left for En terprise Saturday to preside over the circuit court hold there this week.. Herbert Hannah, court reported,- left for the same destlnutlPr. on Sunday. To Elgin . , . S. L. Buniaugh left this morn ing for Elgin after a short visit overnight in La Cranio. He mako3 his home in , Enterprise and will visit . with his father .and ' sister while in Elgin, who are III. Will Move. Store - .',. 11. H. Huk, of Elein. who changed tie meaning of K. K. K, from Ku Klux Klan to Kleun Kut Kush and. is 0ier: atin.a store here under that name, h here, today.: He is preparing to begin moving the stock in the prudent store ; IS .MID State Made Profit on Guavd tPyrmnid-. Land Co. t-10-ltp FOR RENT Two li(;hthousekecpin; room. 1418 Monroe. l-10-2tp POItTIAND, Jan. 10. Through Its Issuance of paid grazing per mits to 'stockmen of Oregon and Washington the Forest Service of the V. S. Department of. Agriculture not only secures for the governmnt la considerable sum of money, but jit transforms Into a' marketable (product weeds and grass that would I otherwise be lost. In addition grat ing reduces the fire hazards in the forests by removing tho annual growth which would otherwise ma ture and become highly lnfalm mabio nnd might mean the loss of valuable timber. This statement was made by E. K. Kavanagh, chief of the office of grazing for the North Pacific district of tho Forest Service, in reviewing tho results of tho past grazing season. "Campers and tourists summering in tho high mountain country of tho two states may sco bauds of sheep and scattered bunches of cattle and and often Act not rcallr.o that tho j owners of this livostock are not'only i paying Uncle Sam for tho privilogo of utilizing this government forage but nro lioroby hotping produco a moiit and wool supply for the poople of the Pacific Northwest", said Mr.! Kavanugh. "The National Forest rosovrscs nro inndo tiso of by a great many diffrent people", said Mr. Karan agh", a larnge number of stockman depend on them for their summer rnngo, many lumbermen look to the forests for theirjiniber supply, wat er power Is being developed more and more, and the summer camper consjders tho National Forest? as his vacation land, tind all these various uses of the National Forest tum:t be harmonized by tho Forest Service. The nationl forest nro really large enough and are so diversified as to allows room lor all of these appar ently conflicting uses." In one year, it csllmutod, tho 22 FOR RENT- keeping rooms! r Two if t lomsShi furnished house- one 433J. 1-10-Ct LOAN WANTEl) We have a client who has $2aOOI0 to loan on a first mortgage covering farm property Three years IU 8 per cent per an- nbm, payubla semi-annually. LlJV Grande Investment Company. V ' I Wednesday JSnuary 18th. KARTHEKV DEMPSEY 10 Rounds (io) Preliminaries Auspices Muny-ipal Boxing Commission. . l-10-8t Old Tyme Dance EVEIlir TlllltSDAY XKiHT $ano.oo given to Vne waltzing dbuplel Grande, BuVer, Walla Wall! same rules AT Zl I1EH HALIj U1ZK lest old style between La Pendleton and loverned by the past. P.K Powers 'national forests of Oregon and Dlli'ill' Past ''TreilV; La- j Washington turn on approximately V,UV,UVU fJUIIIUIS Ul I1IIIIIJ, UIIU 4,000,000 pounds of mutton. Over 104,000,000 pounds of beef are unn j it it 1 1 y produce 1 In part on the Nat- (Jraiule to Ilav(t:Coini)any. Oregon derive.l a not profit oj $119,077 in the operation of its na tional guard during the; past year, ; lonal Forests of Oregon and Wash according to an annual financial ;Ington. and over 8,000,000 pounds statement Issue dby " 'George A.o! wool grft lis first and most 1 in White, adjutant general of tho portant growth while tho sheep are state. This was accomplished un-!oa the National Forests. The 1,400, der the Joint army partnership with! 000 head of sheep and cuttle that the federal govei nmeut .-through which the Culled Sluleu. treasurer distributed in arm(.i-y payrolls and camp pay among 2400 Oregonians I the lambs and older sheep .move to located In 20 Oregon cities the sum of $199,052. SO, the total cost to the slate of adiiiinlstnithm. andj, unr keep being $79,975. , ... .,,' . This year's profit was, nqprly four tln,fi tiu nin.-l, ti- u-nu ,li-lvo-l fi-ntu to the new location, the roArVrccenlly ii, ..mernnicut's imvrolls lust voar. vacated by the telephone company in Aue t0 tile dicicaso In size of . the hotel, which is soon to pass into tha the foley Hotel ouiming. , state service and succeas in meet- hands of experienced hotel people. rvesc ieg. move Into the forests every spring are drawn from a wide area of sur rounding territory, and- In the full ARCADE mmiiinu'j,wwm!i .wmi. liiiw" amiwu jH'M.tin immm1i mi mriufnv nrri i mm mill ' i mi rsiti ir'i Jini TODAY AND WEDNESDAY MAYMILES MINTER "HElHNll MM" DON'T MISS IT IF YOU ENJOTS ROMANCE COMEDY DliAI ALSO HARHY SWEET IN A SPECIAL TWO REEL COMEDY "THE'DUMB BELL" tliu eastern markets, principally le Chicago, whilo the beef stock lr Hie must part comes into Portland. Among the many improvements anri r.cw enterprises outlined for Jackson ville in the near future is the, old U. S. " lag all government requirements! - rliood Meeting; Tonlglu for ,,,ay ot t, Oregon citizen sold-Dr- B,own' ObiJopractor, evening ot 8 o'clock at the ,,-r3 j uniUt)on tn t10 i9a,0G2 . Ill'OtllC This .Methodist church there will bo ajre(.0lved )n cl,sh the sUito secured brotherhood meeting of tho llroiher-1 the awar( of ro(,rili property noous ot too .iieinuuisi, i -i esuj lei - nmollntng t0 $J57,217.29. inn,, iivpnsi ana r,picopai cnurcn- Towns ,e(civinK bundles of U. S, es. c. fj. boon, cnnirman, nn nouhces the very interesting topic, "Immigration," and several talks Will be delivered on the subject. The , brotherhood : incotings in La uYiUHle are growing in Interest and subjects of vital interest to Btuto linri nation are discussed. t'nlon's Trademni-k - Tony U. Smith of Union Is at the Imperial. Union some time ago joined tho ranks of the Oregon cities that have high-class botes. The building of such a hotel at Union was a demonstration of com munity spirit, for it was recognized that It might not pay vory large dividends for some time, but the -Itizens realized that iwlth a good hotel tourists would stop overnight and would send others there and thus help build' up their commun ity. Oregon Jsarniil. Treasury checks for drill uud camp pay ov citizens' includo ' Ashland, Modford, Murshllcl 1. Newport, To ledo, Koscbiirg, Eugene, Albany. Salem, Portland, Independence, Cor vultb, Dnllii3, Me.Mlnnvlllo, Silver ton, Woodburn and Lebanon. : 'Companies arc now being formed at Cottage Grove, Hood Klver and Oreshnm. Companies aro planned for other Oregon towns as soon as further federal appropriates are made, as follows: Astoria, Tilla mook, Hlllsboro, Forest Grove, Pen dleton, La Orande, linker, Prino villc, The Dalles. Pond, Grunts Pass and Klamath Falls. u.L tnm uui ''W.HniTir Itatcs Hib:i Mr. und Mrs. J. A. ('uinion h'.tt this iiiuriihiK fr I'ortland, utter viHitlng for (juito awlifle with litn fathur, Ah'xandr Cnnioron, HiHteru, Mrs. Hetor McDtmald hihI Mr.i. Charles HooJ, postinistre.w of Wal lowa, and Ills hrother, (itMirge Cuin eron at Wnllowa. Thy are en mutt; to t,AliiKlui "d will Htop at Portland hoforo roturnliiK. Mr. und Mrs. Camernn make their home in OFTHELEAGUE NEW TODAY 1 i , . mKmmmmmmrrrvm . y4Yiw7'ijvrL.9;ri'v;T.,J,.fPl,.wi iwmhi.iwiwiih'i'i VriMfAhlitirtli'liiiaiflliylttfiL-- - - i " FOR SAl.FTwo good Jersey mill: cows. One fresh, other to be fresh soon. Write "D"f cure Observer, l-10-3tp FOK KKNT Bejlronm, with bath and heat. ClcntlefhanypcfciTcd. 20111 First St.. ,Plnc,;!Tin. 1-10-tf WANTED Man with car to represent us in this territory. Can advance to district manager if hintlcr. The C. L, Smith Co., South Bend, lnd. l-lO-llo WANTKD CoVd wood or rick woo.I contracts. Asrcss IJox 41, Kameln, Ore. l-10-t FOK RKN'T On Ifrgc furnished hel room. Phone 1)W. 1-10-lf KOK RENT Thrcc-roomcd cottage 1208 SprinR St. l-10.3tp I'OH SALE Nine-room house, large corner lot, DOxliO. Hath, lihtH, city water, cement walks, nice lawn, fruit und shade trees. At comer of Ninth and N avenue. $:I200, $1)00 cash, S2-5.00 monthly payments. The M. I. A. team thai was enter ed in the city ha-kct'.iall league has dropped out owing to the fact that two of their players have left I..i Grande and another one- is contemplat ing moving to another lown. In ni! probability tile lli-Y team that is be intr formed will lake their place on the schedule, whih is as follows (with Oi.hlr. Alaska, a nlace 12 llllIosic "l-V team taking IM M. I. A from a posloffice. .Mail service dur- schedule): December II, Stoddjnl In l ie winter Is verv uncertain. i.,..,,.,, ti !rf.. .i..,ia i,,.,,.. ..! i, ii...iir,ri i Stoddard Hies. vs. I.ii.gcring Five- in,. n,,.n in ii, a v,,,,.,,.r 1 1, u January fi. Stodiliinf llros. vs. Union, i hai filed her final account as such ad- iearrler generally welks over hisland Clerks vs. Cougars; January 1 1 ministrntrix, aid the County Court of route. He Is In the mining bnsl-.cougars vs. Lingering i- ive, aim uitks j - , .,Um.v Hi-Y; January 1, Cougars vs set WMrwsiiay, ui "in nay oi FOll SALE Pure blood, black Min orca Cockerels. 1427 Washington avenue. l-ld-3tp NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT. Notice is by this given that the un lit ri?Nrd admitiistrsti ix of the es tate of Charley E. (iolilen, deceased. Union, Lingering -'ive vj. Ili-Y; Jan. February, HcS, uary 23, Cougais vs. Ili-Y, Stmblur-I Bros. vs. Clerks; February Ii, Union vs. Lingering Five: February 17, Un. ion vs. Clerks, Stoddard Pros', vs Hi-Y, and .March IH-Y vs. Unio'i ness at Ophlr and has lived In Alaska over. 25. years. .The last jtline he was in La tirilude was 4 0 years ago and the city was all on the hill, that part now being known as Old Town. ''People living here n.u t,,tiliir ll,ln!'u fnr iir:u-l Ir-ullv imthing," savs Mr. Caiueron, "at ; nti werss vs. i.ingeMiig r i ..ui Opbir I pav 33 cents for sugar, I (ram" have already been, played on : 11.10 per T.und fr ,aeon. butter this schedule and two wore will Il ls 11.25 per pound and the last ' I'layed tomorrow r.ght. Ihc Stod : potatoes I bought cost me $27 forl'iard Bros, lead the l.-agi with thre 100 pounds. "And I take the Kus- garner v ,. and none lost and the kowln Times, a six by eight Inch Hoiks have won one and bi t none single sheei weekly paper and pay (Union and the Lingering I ive have J24 for a rear's subscription" Mr. knrh lost one game and the Conga's Icameron reports a very pleasant i hv" I ,wo- At Prcit the ri- trip while in ihe States and was 'W iesaersn.p -r i pleased to we his relaf !v,; and he Clerks and Stoddard Broth-rs. Top-new a-qualntanco with ulo friends: Hi-Y team will be picket tonight and a"alll. o'ebick in the "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE 6vfffttlmat Thcmiclvci. nmt f th'w who rtaim Mint th? the captain elr ti d. forenoon, at Ihe fijfy Court Kwim in I -a (irande, l'uffp't''mMyrc(f(in, an the time j;ln?e tonoar objec tions to, Hinf'for ylhe (vAi(iriation of, .nid final Mcomit, njl all )MrftriB in UreKtctl t!cr;iTi may then attend. Jhite 3f t'Jrift Publication, January 10, 1122. v MA.UTHA K, GOliDKK,.' Adminiwtratrix. I)ly Jan. 10-17-24-K1, fob. 7. mf-xMlm Jm Just 4jMore Days To Buy New and Up To Bate Spring Stylos At Keauced Prices Utery Slico In Stock ReducetJ During This INTRODUCTORY SALE. TheB iry Depot Street For -hoes That Are Different. J. Winer, Mgr. Hookworm Infection In Brszd, More thsn P!i per rent, nf the pupii wrid ' thfn a II-Ir.g sr iQclioeJ ' '",lnn of T"nl ""'r ' .r"r 9 v t.- 5 TAR T 11 EAT It E 3 TODAY "THE ; SPORT. '.OF "KINGS" ARTHUR SOMERS ROCHE'S famous racing story with a special cast including MAT MOORE AND M ARGOT KELLY ALSO TWO REEL COMEDY STARTING WEDNESDAY IRVING BACHELLER's Greatest Story "THE LIGHT IN THE CLEARING"