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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1922)
' Wednesday. .T.mu.n-y 11, W22 T7 GRANDS KVT.NTNTJ ODSRUVT.TT PAC1R vwf. Local News In Brief i this visit they expect to vilt Port-i Inn J, Corvnllls and several oher) points on the coast.' ,Any La Grande subscriber ' to . me voserver wno uoes not receive vlaltlng In La his paper by 8 o clock m the ev- fV,roturnei on jk ening, please can Western Union, : morning ir Main 4, ana a special messenger will deliver a copy. limit from t m m mm Iti-tiirnx tu Wrist1!- Mrs. Edna Brown, who has been Grande on business, to On Way to Kugene ! Oeoige I Cheney, who wim and il)ul)llht (hi Entei priso Chieftain, J trus a La Grande visitor last ra iling while on bla way to Eugene hp wr iitiF urn IILILIIUL .l.fl.1 1 1 1 imp n innrnv IIIUIII II Ulllll .11 U11UL1I ItUHLU 1 H.MS HOJ'U.VG AYALASCltB. Illy Axyociatt-d J'rt' , ST. JOltSS, N. K, Jan. U.F(unS .11.11 OH JAII.m Al.KXAXDlUA. La.. Jan. 11 headlong throuiri a window when an ntutouee of imprisonment In lantkmeke of snow swept coaches of parish Jutl for S flours wag tho ftoid-Newfoundluni railway ex.iPsd against Mayor :(. f 'olor i uut stuiotv notuui... , (press train from the rails as Rapid .tloada y by Cl(y Judge ifuudiey for tu lirlnj; togethvt Cw uuituul lwljvCi Ponds. AlisSj Afarearet .Ifntf hi'WH Con(etllu( uf oonrf. Tfm miivnr if..au fniruun..i .. ,(.... ...... ...... r her homo In SVeiser ibis t "f"'' ""-"'.f ' iSult Lttke City I'Ylh'Vut KtU-W'iool teacher, crawled out of a snow jpiaus to appeal. (muiice, science and ktaiw mollis. No. 24. I. k , , ' , ! plove Chai'tred With Mill'- ouuuea tiair instead ot longt Juurs Hundley recently cited tlw, Th &oroils Club Wwwtn, The. liwusl elnb, iWKunlifA'd wllh tZ luciuhecs. tu March. lSAts.. hv (c. IiltL iCiiwiilnnUam Cndy in New lock, ws (he (h,. (tcm tKoiium'a. clwh In America. Its i-(ohJec( ( f turttwr tU eiUwuUnnut Mivn, ftwt Goo to Klgin . H. b. bommerj left this morn- lam night, lng lor Elgin, where he Is going on business. linker Mrs. K. J. Green, who has been visiting with her parents at Baker, i in the ten fears ho hat' been in Ktitorprise, mude (he Chieftain one I of (ho hest country newspapers In' (ha uor(hwe(. I ijIovo v navRtH ihvoniis Wife. ! Hem from rje(to Mrs. J. S. Stuart returna'l from Mrs. Lucy Allen and ulster were 7. . At Foley rogisiereo at ue ey Hotel today. Ba(r, fuuo,.a , M , t(lat)cU They make their homo at Inibler. i I ' (Py Atciuted We) SALT LAKE CITY, Jan,. 11. O. Woods, investigator emploj-ed in th.'( tresses. mayor to sduw cause vctiv Uu aliuuld ; j Uthet than a few minor cuts on the ' uot Ua uunlshed for contempt Juv tshouider, she was unhurt. . (uacduutiiK Kit Hooter, cliiuitteuv, ( A nuuiber of fellow pas&eivjjcvi jwtioiu the Judne hail svnlviiveil oa 1 ... . T" fines to Pendleton. Mrs. W. I). Cool r,.t,., ,.,i tn hoV' R- I- .MtClellatid left laat nlBht BecurB lh 8leiWs return or. iiW t(l rortl.'UHt Charlie McUauiots, ' banker at office of the federai fei'unuo atcent , tTavrtwara fr.v.r.t.-v. have hard times overtake a. cqni-'connection with the death of his wife Is Incorporated muiilty, was at tuo Foley hotel last styretta Woods, 40, will oo cnarjeiii nvfnlnir v.-hllA en route to Port-'with her mur.-:?r. the notice announced ( -tAwiaicd I'resffJ land to attend a banners' nieeiinR. iueaay. Charlie is anxious to havo La (Grande help the branch lino iwork on the railroad ivompany SUVAI. MAN VIWV.V.N tUy .S!SU:lV!.lt l"'Tsa RKNO, Nev., Jan. 11. rrnnnld. tt'k..,i. nn i bAlji.M Jan. 11, The Union Harrf- .. i.. TKo police stated that they fouiul a j 'r company of Utiioa haa fiteRocVl Aes;n near GertacVl, Nov.f Iol. borne in jtllensburg, M'asb., visit at Hot Lake. after a Pendleton. He mukes his home at Salt Lake City and was an & Bin visitor yesterday. At Savoy K. K. Brayer and flemy Je.sk a of Odessa, Washington, tre La v,,u .. cuay ..a ,am aioi-'8e wm vWit wilh her slsi Mrs ping at the Savoy. ,w K Fergu8 of thut jV.ill be gone several days. To I'cndleton Mrs. J. H. Keeney left this morn ing on No. 17 for l'ondloton, whore veoole partly used bottle.of bemine in )"' tawporation. The capital iiowSng ,w McMmi Xo aul'om iny to apartment. They ais stated t u (stock y according to reports- receive n No. Woods had taken out a policy covering are L. A. right, C. U Catdweit and lhern. is glv- death in a burning building. jKd Wright. 1 .. . nio- 1 014 Tyme dance kvhk- AT VlU'UStlAY r.CKKK XltiH'U HAt.Ci itlp,.0. 1'ltlZK SlVETi to the beat old tyl wat2ins conpla het-iseon Orande, Baker retiiileton and Walla Walla. -tSovemed by tame rules as in the past, P. J. Powers 24 Instead ot train No. , thus glv- death in a burning buildina ing the branch rline people batter; Woods is being questioned by the service. police and is said to have, stated that . . jiwo bandits broke into the apartment Klght Pound lilr,l iwhere he and his wife lived, held up IIOCTOK MUROEKeO. l Imliler Lady Here Mlss Vada McCoy, who makes her Jol ' lo consti homo in Inibler. was in Lu tirande Mr8 A g John8ml (itrfnv mid u'na 'nufutii-n,f f flit, Ui'. .... City AtJxuciatcd t'res An eight-pound baby girl was both and then struck) them. Wood, iuijaici.iaj, ion., Jan. it. the i born to Mr. and Mrs. Vrank Miller- according to the police, said that he 'coroner's jury HwesUKativvg the shooi-( J ing .vestordny. Both mother and did not rcmembcirv anything iurther ing of )r. it. Smith Wowllcy IvtoukM s babo aro doinj; well. until tho firemen rushed in. Thi verdict Tuesday aftevnoon that firemen discovered that Mrs. Woods Ahe doctor met his death from gun- t l lido Jan liimrovivic nau "een ilea ana Kaggca, nuneu onio ;-" ' today and was voy linker People In Town Mr. and Mrs. A. Casselling, who make their home at linker, are. In La Grande today. They are slo; ping at the Savoy. left this morn ing for Portland. Centralla. Wash- :rr:: nd M. tM vy tawj, erul . weeka. cxvclitnt i , Hack to Unkcp "I Mrs. E. W. Cox returned to herj I home In Baker after unending a I . I pleasant visit ith Mr. and Mrs. J. Cove Lndy A. Itussell of this city; She has Miss Kate Conley, who 'make . been he.-e about three weeks, lnak Cove her home, Is registered at the iJ)(f j,er stay i;iot until after the Soniuier hotel, business. t,. u a nftfi ann ourneo lo aeain. lu ju.j. " ... ' . Woods was transferred to the local lOottor 'Woolley was in jy uuoerweill a Olinor oic-riitio t . - --. - . .lvv-:5,i Pft,.ju:ftn u-j : (ho hospital Is reported to bo 1m- revenue agents oince irom D v, r""-; - " 1 , i ioa., rnree monins ago. lie is suiu iu - - t....,.vv ..v. p.,,.,, mm have entered the service on May 27, there seems to be no motive for Bud- , ;J919, and to have been assigned tn erne, ins death still remains a mys-j August 1, rery Pf op!e Sav Our Home Made taniys VhWYi iinii T,i));ijL smithe he.st hi Toy. Yu hud. better ghe tts a trial. jOtiality auti I'vk-o. YOUNGjCANDY CO. . 2118 ADAMS AVE. matter of a (Short time. nnn i n JUblnLlJ She is In town on ijiojjdnys. - j To linker lVooilhiirn Visitor . Mr. m .Mrs Pranlt Atteiberry Miss M. Ilice, who lives at Wood- .i their iittlo dauelitor. Nudilie. I IS NOWWEALTHY duty at Washington, D. C, U919. Je also is said to have keen J an attorney, bis home prior to jf'jinfr .IMMIGRATION WAS to Washington being st Jno;ivi!e , PflTWi'J?n'nf)n SUBJECT Tennessee. (Cojilinupd from Pug Ocp-) burn, fs it visitor in J-a Gi'an.iB to day. SJie is stopping ;it tho .Sojij-. mer during her stay. , le.'t ior Baker this moraine v:t'A may there aaveval days iti on fjiisineria. They rislt- tlou pomiiany. iSeu- VtisllUm t.'U for lUnm-stfud- VUilUo Cofbett, son of Jim Cor- T. vit(.:fiisoii left ycnterlay 1ml iiac'tuf tt rtt rfi i K-ifiJi miiKciri((:iff - r.. i.t . i .., j. .. .,,.!. cut of tho O.-W., is in town at i and Kas.'o valley. He drove up and ' Bstm' on the Tni1 that wou d present. lie has been employed ns Wi !lrobahly be gone for about a be inconsistent with his views regard casliior for the Warren Voustruc-- Jweek or ten days iin the property, has confirmed a re- ,poit l.iat ne nail naa a cnange m 'mind and that he would accept the - HUD'S DEATH MARK. x (By Associnttfd 1'ress) PORT AiRTlitfR. (Int.. Jan. I!. Al ;,,",.-l, . !,,',.,. ,.,1 V.id-iiii-'Tfw uusuiess section of Port Arthur Iborilies- on. why tho door should Jll!l Mho JliniL'll J'Oltlllli' W(1S 8tirre(i tMjuy by disc0V1M.y of bo completely closed to the foreign. Nt'W I'll I AftUitli.H Afro JC- what was declared liv the police to be ,'r- H" ''"' Jafinnow. peril, tie t'idl'S ti') Aft'PDt Millions "death sign" of'tlic Russian hoi-1 "! 1 that the acalo of IMax for ' 'sheviki vi"ted on the walls of the i wmk ""' ' America he not loaer- lliy Associated Vre.nl " ' Bank of Hamilton, the imperial bank, "' "rutting that It the foreign MIDDLEBORO, Mass., Jan. 11.- and the offices of the Finnish vice- i '"' " ' ko down , ,' , , , ,!,. conwd a"d Americans will enjoy the land ( Wiles Gailand, who 14 months ago consul. - ,,, ,,,, me Risn consisn vi a nunuuei - -j ii alter .n. 'jerre ronowea .itr. Hmtihroj'sv and stressed somo of Che points Mr. 11 it dir.: h revs uad mado an'Ping that (he time (a ripe for exciushm, Mr. i'(rco very eto- ...f,.t,.,l il nilft Ollfl from the estate of! his father, the late James A. Garlani and sickle, painted in blood red. Fl'OTU (mhlec To Pleasant Valley I Thomas It u c k m a n. prominent egavy. It. K.. Wright, who for the past fal.m(,r at Imhler. -.iccompanled by' H"""'" Garl.ind, hIS younger few years has been working on the his KVandson-l,i-l.iw. Mr. Wright. a,br)ther. has also considered and will O.-W. in the capacity of fireman, re,, ,,.., ..,,, , imi'ev. .wTe accept nw wary, aeevru... ,u c. u.rt ttul'.tv fr Plitisuiit Vallev M here : u.,!,...c ,-iuiinvo i ., r:Po.i i ijitrianu, he has accepted a position. teiday. the oldest brother. Charles Garland said he still though! the property system atrainst which he llMpect to Leave Soon .Ministers Meet ' 'J revolted .year ago was wrong, hu. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Wright, of) Tho Union Cmmtv Ministevial as-, h concluded that he ouht not to con n.'is ,.itv re exnectinis to leave U,.i,i i,m . r.,,ir m,nvt.-rfv .tinue to refuse the money and allow it for' southern California some time meeting at Vnlon Monday. Lunchi0 '',ic: this week, whore they will spend !e,m WH8 aen-el at the Union hotel. !nu'ln'?, NEW VSF. FOR CXK OAM'TS. lYiv Assoclalert Prcssl MINNEAPOLIS. Mnn., J-.m. tl Two hundieii coconnuts which contain- jiiucntly delivered his tiiessago clos ed not their own natural milk tut a -lug with (tlu&lratloua ttuit were a pint earn of strong Jamaica rum wcr Mu-ec.aled. seized by federal agents today at sj .'Chocolate, wiitdwtchei and atiplu't Minneapolis railroad station. iwerv sewed hfvve tlve mevt-ing nd- Viach cocoanut was plugged wilh ipMir. ncu act aCwr uvljcuvniuent the cork. lvaen stayed to talk a llttie lonsr on ImvoTlant subjects. the' 'rem.ilnder of the winter in warmer climate. sjTno principal address ivhs delivered FORI) VACTOHY RF.-OPENS. Illy Assoei'.t-d 1'vvssV , lliETUOIT, Jan. 11. Operation.-. He believed' it .ihouid be, "ere resumed in all departments of circulation. lne rora Minor company nere uraay ha hhiA "T alter a snuuiown oi -nearly a. inonia J ivilj lfrt tht mnnnv. wilt not use it for taHboring any So- tor inventory and repairs. 1 Sharpen Your Appetlto - with MAY'S JIAYOXXAISK 10c 8 oz-boltlo At the Exclusive i' - ' I'll FIT AMI VKtiKTABl.K STOKE N. A. Desilet by Geo. 11. Qulgley of La Krande. ' l" ,'u I, I Under the rotation man of employ His subject wus-T.no Significance Q "5" "'"La , I"' 7 "' " ' mont, 4.0,000 men are kept on the pay ul Present Day Bellglous Unrest." ,,.7 "shJi to 0 :, 32,000 working nt one time.' To ln-lgau ' Mrs. J. A. Graybc.il, of lrrlsan Oregon, returned to her home this morning niter spending a very plea s.i lit visit with her two daugh ters, .Mrs. li. M. McCoy and Sirs. M. C. MrFall of Imbler. i old farm here for some time yet, how- . ever. TI1FE FOIIND DEAD. SAJ.T LAKE CITY, Utah., Jan. 1L, 0. R. WooiJ, federal revenu ag-ent, whose wife ws' fyund di-ad ijjj burning' house by fiMmcn today,, Invps for C'lilifiM'iiIn Airs. W. H. H.imiJton and her Jit-f tin .i;ii''lttii U'lliu'i lft tiii itinrn. fr fiiicmmpntii. rnitnrn. Thv detectives, form' pointH. ' They will bo v three months. ot to spend, the winter In Call-1" Monday. ,ia- In Sacramento and other) .,c.ore i'tlUCE DOG ntEEO. Illy Associated I'resi -vTE-W VHRK" .Inn If 'Ton.' $3000 police dog, was arrested for neia ior questioning vy ponce 10- f'ailurc to wear a muzzle when ,"'t ..'' .O . went to a police station to offer his Wood toW he police- ihal two mo . r..i,. n j nvrynni-r-f-1 him-F atli Airs WortI services In the searcn ior i.ui.ncr doo - - - dy, alleged slayer o two New York iY'ng the woman to s bedpost. IL- and disrhavged in police - "-y'. CoP's" master, tes- WASUtXUTOS L'DITOH DIK.S . ' i lifted he had iust u'nmuxxlcd the don'.' . I one ajdhe..J ; mVOX, J-.-C Pr rnta.n lrn.ihuc MrtfireA. MtvholU !"or in chief o peop jtrnw to understand them T-ncoTi7.et as a Rood one tor the oien foruili i a thtng lone needed in mi cumnuwiHit-H. tiv. Bvown, NEW TODAY ORllEKS TAKEN for steam pleating. Mrs M. E. ChetC, 1702 Adams Ave., phone iyJ. l-Il-21t Depot Street Just tu It Ul'.'.'.tl y;-A i'.'.v.t introductory Saie Ends Saturday .1)1 Jiuc.s .-ire Siicc'ud-: litxluecd- KE?T'S DiiESS SiiOES Goociyeav Welts oIM leather, rubber lieels. Cornea ..in. ..Elacka ..attci Er ows New Spiin Broes lasla Values to C12.C5. ..Sale. Price $3.35 to $5.95. ., A. Paradise for Tireil Feet, J. "Wifler, Mgr, The Bootery frf TfainB fisi V irri KifiAar LOST On Main street hill, very val uable glasses. Howard. Vhonfc 4.1GM.'. , 1-11-31 DAWC E3 REXIHALL KVKIIV Will ltSDAY Old Tlpio Dances r KVKI1V ATl ltDAY .lloderjj Dances TO TK STA-liKX OIU'-IIKSTKA I'oinlesy .Shown to Lveryono N. A. Desilet, Manager OOOJ?0G)'2C i'ns Homo and Mrs. J. U. 'MfiiiiiHUfrli re turned to thuix home fti Honrs tttfs meriting Mr. iMimnflUKli has beei un inmate of the Grande ttonde hoHVitut for the last 'month, rocovur iK from a major oocratton. C'haa.. tMimniph, hiB Bon, also returned I to theiv home thin morning. took one look at "Cop's" fanfrs and is- Washington H-jrald sued summons for Mr. Bell and them's residence here. hftrles of tho died Monday nt KIFTY-CF.NT SPPKR. The Ilapiisi ladies will serve a 50c ) supper in tho church basement on l''ri- j day, January la, "The public is co'-' dially invited. v l-ll-3t , l'Yom Chicago Mrs. II. 1,. Cheesmull arrivol on No. 3 7 this morning lorm Chlcaso, where she makes her home.-' She joins her husband in this city and I then they will visit their son in Enterprise. At the termination of Wealth Of Oratory Lenine 'Says He Did Scheduled At 0. A. C. Not Want To Be Kme , i s AclrmAK C(, . When He Was a Kiel fjK(;K cr,.,lis Jull. u. -vreiim- ,.' " iinnry or.itorhal tryonta s ill be held ) (V.y 'Associated Press) ;gt (fte eoUe!;e Thursday erenine,! LONDON, Jan. 11. Nikolai Lenine j jamI(lrr j2i nt ,.iih-h two members Ihiwijin )hlshpvik rremier. is incens ,. .,,1 .,. i,.,. 1 -'- -' ' 1 mill KHl-ll tlitno mi, .n; iiimi;u. ed, accorainc to a Hussiaif newspaper. Th(,E0 c(.w student v. 1.1 compete over a satirical reference to him marie , . . d ( for (h lum(ir ,)f representinn the roh-ce at (ho tll terr.utleRlate oriitorli'ul contest at VOK SALE Amjiico Electric Flayer Fiano. Will sell on easy terms. In. quire B. L. Leavitt F. 0. Box 607. 1-11-21J) READ THE WANT ADS) S'T-A-.R S DAYS START- TODAY' MEN! MEN!! an i! Young MEN Just arriverWjy express today 400 M. Born and Co epring sampled for tailor made suits. ..Quality of the i highest standard, at Jar Select your: suinov aiid save 20 per cent one today. rmary sale Prices, 20 off. Order by Prcisdmf Majsarj'lt of rhn. Slovakia When asked by a Fragile newspaper for his opinion of the hoi jsho.ik leader, Af. Insar3'k replied with the following story: ' "When I as a small boy I was ; playing one morning in my father'-t farmyard with two or three other fel lows. (Inc of these had in his hand a large whip. Presently he climbed to jthe top of a larue heap of niaiuro. ! struck a pose, cracked his whip sev ieral times and shouted, 'Who suys I am not kinu'?" Pacific eollette. at .Vnwlicrk, Starch 111. One represcut'.itlve from eachj ol the nine. colU',''s In the aUU; will ompet ! - SAI.Al'.lKIl wivi:h (t'.y Assoctated t'r!Ssl SYDNEY. N. 8. W.. Jan. Id Wives should be paid wanes hy their husbands nnd should he able to apply to the arbitration court jfor proper workiii); hours, according lo the nrnumeiu anvanreu iy mts. Cowan, ladv innmher ot Hie West Australian piirllument. duriiiK alie nate today. She said th.it It the cook, hou-e-matil and washwoman could npply lo the courts tor Jus tice as regards working conditions, honsi'wives also should have that privilege; "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE ARCADE TODAY Mary Miles Minter IN .'TBI TWO Ij Ibhbw EEL COMEDY ALSO , STARTIN G TI? UE&DAY CHARLES RAY "TKE MIDNI&HT BELL" HUMOR, MYSTERY AND THRILLS ,-ii l'-i 7 W i,?Jl J Ak 4 mm, ompantj ttal Film. mm rnrr iJ , - ' v i.aues mmter s j ThdtlGHXf,; in the - ." ( CLEARING Irving Bacheilers Greatest Storu S J Here is a picture that is a living, throbbing por trayal of human life, so tense, so gripping that it will go into the records e s one of the greatest pro ductions ever made- J
