La Grande evening observer., January 10, 1922, Image 8

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LX (ITVAXDE EVEXTXfr OBSKHVET?
Tuesday, .Taiinnry 10. 1022
Goodbye, Little Girl,' Goodbye
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Newest Skirts
For Fretful
All Wool Prunella Cloth
Babies
$5.90
7 IF:
Springs
' IJeiiiedi'i-s for the little folks should' be se
lected with earc. Such preparations .should he
simple in id free (from opiates such as U3ie Kid
fashioned! wMliing inix':iircs contained..
Meritol Soothing Syrup is pleasant to take.
I'd sweotens the stomach, peculates the bowels
mid thus overcomes peevish, fl'retful conditions.
'Price 23c . '
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Snapp's
La Grande Pharmacy
Home of "Snapp's Snappy Service
LA GRANDE .... OREGON
unognwo.op : 1YY1A .-tffly
ill
VMVn
mm
Just twenty of these hf this morning's ex-iress.-
The Hiaterial is good all vi ;ol ja-unelhi
id'otli, and the style and pattern sclcMtfinris
most varied. All the. new spring colorings arc
included, stripes, plaids and checks, in pleated
'fctylcs. The color combinations arc grey and
blue, browns and tans, navy with varied' tan
shades and black and white." 'They aH3Td an
exceptional opportunity for a large saving at
this price.
$5.90
x. i linnchint'nlH u Iho Army of Occupation aio leav.ntr Colilonz with
rcRUlurtty now. And many of Uie doughboys aro leaving their ewecl?;
hcurts. oji vou will notice here.
RAINS WERE I
OF BENEFIT !
IN OREGON,
LEGION REACH
(Colli inurd from Pane One.)
A Few of Our
January Specials
1 IjOT .tlKN'H, l.AIUKS1 AM)
( im. 1)111 'H H lOATKHS
(it $ 1.(13
,iH
1 LOT HOYS' ;.1 n
ji(i;.'s TorKS
A'lllllOH (O 15f!
SCIOCIAI, ll)c,
i.aiiikk' il'.oitii;TTr; nii.k
am iti:i'n di: mini:
WAISTS
oxiyriimi) ori'-
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1 MVT MK.N'H, I.ADIKS' AM)
t'HII.DItll.N'S KWIMTMItS
Vullli's $l.l.- ti 7.H."i
SI'IOI l.VI, :!.!).-
LOT TO(Ji:i:s, TA.MS AM)
Sli.'l'INi ( A I'M
VnliitV4 In 1.(11)
UNO .
.ADIKS'. .MUX'S, HOYS' AM)
.M1SSKS I'.MOX Sl ITS
In imOoii, tvool, ami Hllk ami
wunl.
Vnlili'H lo $1. If), Spi'cinl Hilc
t'llllli'l to $t,KI. Spi'i'lltl DKc
Yllllir-s l Ki'J.I."i, SpiTlnl If 1. IIS
All Men's Wool Sox, 1-2 Pi ice
ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE
FOREI
6
ES
lands:
largo supply Ih reported in Louis
iana BtoraKO housos.
iM'iinluK and Hjlruyins of orcliarda
aro jnaklriK rapid progrosa in Oall
tornia. Krult troos were damaged
by th iNovumber loo storm in Now
KiiKland, but eflorU are being niu.do
In n.n.iii' thn rhiituit'n Tim rnlil
iweathor of December 27 cunsed con- tho 1ust 12 '1,tlis. 776 posts were
IsUlrruble anxiety among utruwbet ry f dlled J tl,e organization, accord
jprowera In White Countv. Ark. Iii-!f" to A Te"n iven out b Lemuel
Iterest in Htnnvberry growing is de- a aojuviun
lMew
v
it i
V
Cinghams
applew:
27 INCHES
ZEPHYR GINGHAJ
Plaids, Checks, Plain Colo?
19c yd.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 10. With;
10,7G4 po8ts In 48 tat03, five tor-j
countries, the American Lesion en-1 1
itoiH upon the year 1022. During!!
'. P. COATS
CROCHET
THREAD
8c
! j . . - ST. LAWRENCE
27 INCHES T .
APRON CHECKS
Large and fine checks in a variety of
colors
12 l-2c yd.
PEETS
LAUNDRY
SOAP
Dc
TODAY and TOMORROW
Thomas
Meighan
IN
I vuloping rapidly in Culcasleu I'ur
IaU, l.a.
! Stork FlouiisliCH.
The health and condition of all
,1'lusse.i of live stock are generally
jguod, duo to the mild weather
I which has prevailed and to tho feed
which, with a few c.tcuptious, bus
bcou abundant. Some loss of cat
tle and horse.- is reported "m-ouku-out
the corn belt from moldy corn
and cornstalk disease. Some hog
jchnlera (is Reported, but in general
j tlm disease Is now well under con-
trol. The number . of cattle and
sheep on feed in Colorado is report
ed to be Ic3S tliun last year. The
j dcminid for feeder lambs exceeds
i the supply in some sections of
iJdaho.
j Young clover generally entered
the vinttT in good condition. New
j grass has made excellent growth1 in
! California and promises abundant
I feed. Uaiiges are good in Texa-f
'and lair in New Mnxlco, ihtit more
rain in needed in New iMexfco. A
siioilao of hay and (rorago Is re-i
.ported In Virginia and North Caro
lina, due to the dry summer and
autumn. Tamo hay Is bolow re
quirements in Wisconsin and lo be
ing supplemented with maryh hay.
The Legion Is mushing Us way
Into every comer ol the earth.
Kleven of the posts added during
litUl were outddc the boundaries
of the I'll Hod States. These woro:
Fort Gibbon, Tannna, Aluska, An
dernach, Germany; Gautemala City,
Gaateninlu; Luke Field, Hawaii;
Ensendu, Lower California, Mexico;
San Juan, Porto Rico; Loanda, An
gola, Portugese West Africa; Tela,
Spanish' Hunduran; iMaracaibo, Ven
zuela; Warsaw, Poland; and Con
stantinople Turkey.
The greatest fneroasu was nottt.l
through the middlo west and south1
west, statistics at nutiofial head
quarters show. Texas led the list
of new posts with 60, ifollowed by
Kansas with 57, and Ohio with 65.
The next eight states In order were:
Pennsylvania, lowu and Mississippi
( tied t , Wistonsl :, Oklahoma, In-
BSXBODbi
EXG1SE TAX IS
HELD UNLAWFU
Passing Of Delegate activities. The winner for the year
Tn rnncrrpqQ TVTarlrprl iw'" be nr!3cnttled with some trophy.
io congress lviarKea . .The ljne.ups we,c. junior9 o-con-
By Hawaiian RlteS noil and La Fricnicr, forwards; Met-
ran, center; Larson bnntn ana KucK-
(llr AMorluteil l'rriiB)
HONOLULU, T. H., Jan. 10 Light
ed bv the flare from native "kukul
torches and guarded by descendants of
the chieftains, the body of Jonah Ku
hio Kalanianaole, territorial delegate
from Hawaii to congress, was taken
from the Waikiki home to the Kawni
ahao church, a distance of four miles.
where it will lie in state surrounded by
be j brilliant peacock feathers, the KahtliV
emblems of rulership in Hawaii, unul
iliana, Nebraska and Michigan.
The Legion's growth during ground that It was levied on Inter
H'21 Is 'emark.iblo la view of tho state commerce, and for a iicrinil
ili'jili-rahle unomiiiiiymi'nt among e.i- within which the railroads were liu-
(Ily Associated 1'rcss)
' WASIUNOTOn Jan. 10. The
excise taxes Imposed by. North' ba
kota within the state were held by
tho supreme court Monday to
Invalid. . . . i.
Tha case in which tho decision ' Saturday nierht. when it will be trani
was rendered was on appeal rrom 1 ferred to' Iolani palace prior to the
the United - States district court. !.burial Sunday. - - -
which simtulned a tax assessed upon The Hawaiian custom of transfer
tho business, of railroads within the -iipg the dead is at night, especially
statu. Tho tax was on;-osod on thelamong royalty.
man, "guards. The seniors played B.
B. Christian and Heughan as forwards,
Kline as center and Simmy' and Bean
as guurd.i. The game was thrilling
throughout. ' J
', READ THE WANT ADS!
One Cood They Da.
Some fii!li .llnd faull so inucli that
.hey dil.e oilier f.jlks to UnUliig no
a ul t at nil. .
service men," said Holies. "With
the return to normal conditions wo
e;:pect to iloublo our nio:iib;;rshlii."
Vote Of Thanks To
Men Who Saved State
Fom Load Of Taxes
For Sale and Trade
We lull e a roiiple
ivaiiUhg to i-Mit resldrac
' lose in. llolh will buy
l'unii.ilied house for
;iully inruished, closu
stri'i'l, rent JIG. no.
Mcilic.il Springe Grange No. Ail
has gone on record us heartily in fav-
lor of the stand taken by the "faithful
1 fourteen" senators in the special sis-
a sion of the legislature.
-1 i ne following message has been
sent to eaeh sigrfed by th secretary,
n. A. R. Haller; "Accept our
thanks for the stand you have taken
,. 'at tho special session of the legisla
1'arlies " , ,i, ,v fr .h io k.
Exposition. " - '
I The vote of thanks was unanimous,
the attendance being practically It'll
per cent of the nioniReishili.
of
n property,
later.
rent, elo
iil, paved
iiif m iw
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
The sparkle of life and. the dregs! The
lop and bottom. Between them tho Easy Road.
The romance of a poor genius who married
a rich heirless. And learned through ease and
folly what it is that makes life worth while.
A love journey that starts on the path of
pleasure and ends on the way to happiness.
WITH LILA LEE AND GLADYS GEORGE
We have a party who owns a dia
mond rlnn worth $7f0 ; a Stnde
Imkcr car, that cost $':M0.0l) for
which he will lake $1200. no. and a
well ytnnied real estate contract for
? Sen. on, itiiyahle at $ 2S.no per
month, with eiuht per cent interest.
Tol.'t v ii I II n I I u n appt oxlniittelv :
$;;; Hi;. Will trade for city prop
erty, aiiifSif necessary, will assume.
Nicely tmpjyMl nndXwplI stock
ed farm In NCiWk, Washington,
worth -5,tMii lmmhiance
inStm.mi. Will traSs for gvo 1 farm
property in tilts vallt
dcr federal control.
Tho tax nas imposed
within tho state to 'tho vaiuo
their ontiro business. :
JAZZ IXCITKS Ml ItDKlt
I . . . I
iiyyiH
i ; ;
In Prince's Memory.
WASHINGTON, Jan, 10.
liimun ml iniirned Monday oh conVcninir u dozen todav.
upon the. t rosri(,,.( ta Prince Kalanianaole. , 118 to 3a cents.
e-.iuro sloes, ana oana issiuh oi i"t-1 delegate trt congress from Hawaii
company in proportion to thu yaluo wn0Ke (jcath ,)(.curl.ed Saturday al
ot tho business trnrrsnrtod by them I ir.,,,ului,r- Th- urihoUnclng-tlir-ecath-,-
01 llleprescntative Curry, Republican, Cal
ifornia, referred to the delegate as a
"patriotic American and splendid rep
resentative of his people."
(By Associated IVcsg) (
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10. Kircs;
' .1 following a (heavy drop on eastern
L- Tho I (nnt-lfnta . itmnn.,1 A- m ,
1 ........ vjiu ,u,ti ttl n Vlltt
Butter dropped from;
; (By At-soclalcd' Vress)
1KS MOLN'KS. Ia., Jan. 10. Al
IckoI by witnesses to have been an
gered by tho playing of "The Ht.
Loui I'.lues" on the phonosrapli.
Louis Harvey, a negro, shot and
killed his niece, Carrie Harvey with
a rifle during an early morning
party at the former's bomu Sunday.
VYIIISKUY THIKVI-:s KHCAI'K
(Py Associated Press)
CHICAtiO. Jan. lu. Klvo armed
men who Sunday night passed as
policemen took control of tho Croat
Lakes blinding In the downtown
district, imprisoned four men they
found In the building, and looted
tier- the stores of A. Arend Drug eom-
rormiT service ' puny of 40 cases of w insKcy, were j uy winning me series tne juniors win
City. Mo., on a Monday still at liberty, tine ot tne , De presenten witiisomanypointsin.il
roNbers released the prisoners he- will count on the years interciass con-
XKW HOSPITAL
(By Antioi-l.-itfd 1'resn)
WASHINCTONv Jan. 111. 'l'reii-il-nt
Harding Mniulay slu-ned nil
eMvutive urder eitnlillshliiK
lilKinent hospital for
inia at Jefferson
n.irt of the Jefferson Barracks mil
lliiry riiserTirtlon. ! f ore departing;.
(By Aasoclntcil Press! . ' .
-'ORTIjAND, J an. -'lO.-'Livcslock
was steady today. Kggs were ilemor:,
alized and quotations withdrawn. So'.l.
ing prices wore erratic, being fronv
:!0 to 31 cents. Butter was weak.
, (Uy Associated rress) ;
' PORTLAND, Jan. 10. Wheat was
08 cents to $1.0-1 teday.
Junior Team Wins
Intenclass Title
By 14 to 7 Score!
r (Bv Associated Press)
Yesterday afternoon the junior bas- KANSAS CITY, Jan. 10. Wholes
ketliall team tucked away the inter, -l prices for eggs dropped 5 cents or,
class title by defeating tho hitherto! morc dozt,n here Monday, firsts selU
undefeated senior team, 14 to J."The lnK as low as 28 cents.
game resemoiea e iootoau contest
slightly more than a basketball melee
and in this phase of the game the
juniors were outplayed. . However,
when it came to basketball the upper
clivis couldn't come up to their op
ponents and despite their aggressive
fess they had to throw up the sponge.
Neither team had any outstanding
players but O'ConncII, on the juniors,
scored the most points, a total of five
(tests in dramitics, athletics and other
A parly would like TrH-nuirrov
It ion. 11(1 for three to five jeurs,
on iiood lu-acre tract just outside
of city limits, worth JMOUu.oO.
H.ilf-aire nicely improved home
near Palmer Mill -7 rooms. 2 larso
porches, w.iter in house. I.trse new
Uiirate, cellar, thicken house, fruit
; trees, berry hushes. Tho price Is
;rUhl and terms easv.
ALSO "DARK iid CLOUDY" COMEDY
SpfiirUv I and &
Vv v J v ft a v
N. Savings Co.
A Fine Barrel of Princess Ma
I Icri ini; "! ptT miiiiii1, li lhs, for
Mackcral. larnc, t-acli,
L;era
' 1
i
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and Alaska Herring Just Received
w ri'iip lar-rp iiiiKiih (l walnuts, per jkuukL, ...?
Sc
25.;
Where The
n-k wheat, 10 H. sacks,
irrdiletl wheat, 2 jiarkaj'cs.
Thronsr
HOOVERIZED