La Grande evening observer., January 18, 1922, Image 5

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LX GRANDE EVKXIXn Or.SKHVKR
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Local News In Brief
SUCCESSFUL START i
MADE IN DRIVE
(Continued Tram Page One.)
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BAKERS FIGHT.
from m-nrv utiilidnnhit
mmi I'oiiy Prlday evening a set-together;
J. A. .(ututt, former rundmuster oystr- feed will be lield Vt the j
of tho O.-W., now retired and llv- Eagles' bull, all ex-service men and!
lug aj- Perry,' arrived In I.u Grunde Lesion members being invited. i
tutiny on No. 21. ,
11 BREAD
(Ity ArtsiK'tiitfil l'resx)
TIFFIN, 0.. Jan. 18. Mayor 'Ungor
mmrn
Tu linker tin Haines, L
A. II. Cummins, who la ronnected "on 18 Ha follow:
The preamble or the constitution announceJ Tuesday the sh'ipmcOt o.; 4
of the Amftlcun L.-rIou, which sets 6000 loavcs of br(,ad which wcrc to '.,
(Ily AuMurlaU'il Press)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18. Seore
tnry Davis announces thut the l:4oi
was "not m the business of
Wallowa Visitor
George H. Cherry, who
Walloon his home, Is In Lu Grande I
today. He Is at tho Summer.
fnriii tim nhioi'ia i,f thu nriiii. l 1 . . -. . J i separating monies irom meir Dnutes
lorlli tlie objects ot tlie ursouizn- nave i,ecn attributed in three munic- in ,.,-,,, :,, ,, v, v.,-1, .11.
Ml hnmil station estahli Qiul .0 It- ..... ,. .Y., l T, .. .... . . .? -
with the Parker' Taxi service in 1 ' "Kor God ami Co0uti e 0SS0.,Mo a3 held ui)'b Toledo" bakers X? . ?T?.?.T..'),
I thin A.,. lat osnwlvM t.mhr M m (aU 1. ... -i u mu, a vwciku miwm tor 11 year ,
,ukelh,.r ,' J. 11 . ' "r l,,u.,,J ,,?, I3T .,.m"T.r. . been admitted at Ellis Island with ,'
uuo'-; ...r", 7,7fl .nar.-.u ,. ran .ir,,-""V" . ,-l,L,"u" .. ' th of her children, but her 8-
KATES AUK HAISEI).
comprising about 350,001) mini that
the collective agreement now lu
force would be abrogated In the
milium, engineering, WOnu, iron (Ily Associated Press)
unit tnvtllM ti'iifl.iM
CHICAGO, Jan. IS insurance com-
r.w collective agreements on the panics Sunday announced an increase
basis of reduced wages were offer- of SO per cent in rates for burglnrv
ed but the unions decllnd n enl-jnnd theft insurance in Chicago. The
lectlve agreement. MnntrTucturors increase, said to have been made be
contend that presout waijes in Swo-causc of the prevailing criminality,
den make It Impossible for them jwill also npply to other lurifi cities,
to sell Swedish .products abroad. it wns announced.
CDU'iqpiO' 'Oio'1'
I'niim .Man I(ur4
:fDA.Bii& nm biO& nlkii'flu thn Mould re-:.i , . , . ...
stltutlon of the United 8taU of ! ',di; , !iftht ,0 ct Piffio b-ers 1"T'k i .1 , M'
Americ:,. to nlntin '.A.nri or-, ... if.. ? I -V!i. "j ir bcw' excluded by the immisriOUon
iu vuv iiw pi-m Ojthoritles l-ecause tho lmmOrntirA
. Or. and Mrs. G. E. Hayden. who . GriK(;s. well-known Union h ' "t A,n"Prl,ulanl! tn;Irom 0 cems 10 0 c,"-
live iu r.. iu. prise, are i.a uranu.. .- ... u n.s noine louny pr0Hurve the mo,orles and incidental Wiva
V0toi0 today and Uuviu their .yl"l,u'' spenuins u short time In La:of olr aB30cllltion In tho Great ; CflTlStanaS Tre9 WCr9
are stopping nt the Savoy. jliraiido. j war; to Inculcate a' afenso of Indl- Expensive When Cl
vidunl obllKittlon to the community,!
state and nution; to combat the I
Xlll-so Ketiirns to link.-
L. 'Currey left .Mrs. D. Dimmlck retumea to her autocracy of both the classes and!
the masses; to make right the mas-!
(H Associated Prcs-0
MADISON, Wis., Jan.' 18. Cuttin;
1.0ft l.nsl XlKllt
Mr. and Mrs. A
last niKitt lor .Missoula. Montnrin. 1 nomo in H:ikir tniinu . v 91
- 1 3 1. iiiu inuaBt:B, ii iiiunu I ifiii
wnero m.y win visii un uis nro:n .-iie nas oeen here since September , tor of miKlit; to promote peace and ,....,.,,,.' ,,..,s the nron-
or, v.n.iries. no is senoiuiy ill. S as nurse at tlie home of K. 1 good will on earth; to safeguard ,rtv of ,,,3in ' ,.., nresident of
!and transmit to poslorlty the prin-jtKB Norwegian-American Steamshln
Iciples of ljustlce, freedom und de-jlinei jn onier t0 decornte for a Christ
. inocracv tn consecrate and sane-' j 1 u.. m.:
r. Mr. and -Mrs. A. It. Metcalf, who tify our comradeship by our de- nit Tnt. frteniitv here S;ir,0
. have been making Enterprise their . votion to mutual helpfulness." i. .J " cnt was mad,
Tuesday.
1 quota for Poland had been exceeded
I Orders hnvo gone forward from th.;
Idepartment, ho said, to admit bnbieu
Expensive When Cut ;in "!' . 8Uch caM's "trardless of the
. m Trtiidit inn -f tins nunhi
on Norwegian s Land 1
iJ. Kitchen.
Itd'ovi'i'tug Hapldly
Mrs. Charles Reynolds, who re-'Moves to linker
cently underwent an operation for
appendicitis, Is improving rapidly
and expects to bo out in ubout u j homo in the pnst, went through
week's time.
Itctlli'ns to Haines
Mrs. Elmer Wuls, of Haines, re
turned to her homo today aft";
spending it short time in i.a Grande
She recently underwent an oper
atlon for aptieiiicits. ti
FLAGS MAY BE
! CHANGED SOON
i
Grande last night bound for llakcr, rvTT?T?PTnTJ a WT1
where they Intend to locate preina-, L T4r
nei.tiy. TRUSTEES IN COURTi
Itt'till'lls lldiue ,
! -Mr. und Mrs. J. W, Egitn return'
(Continued from Page One.)
BREAD PRICES
I'rom Wallmva
Mrs. Strong und Mrs. V. n. Mc
Carter are registered a't the Saxy
today. Iloth ladies are trell-knnw.i
in Wallowa, where they make their
home.
l-'ormer Kcshlent Hen.
F. H. Talmaii. who hails from
Portland, Is registered at the So in-1
mer today. He was a former I.a improving liaplilly
Grande citi;:e;i and will be remem
bered by many old residents.
led to their home in Walla- Walla row $200, 000 i front the Klrat Na-j
jon No. 17. They havo been visit- tloual bank to meet that payment. I
I lug w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. This resulted, ho suld. In an in-!
.M. 'A. Adams of this city for u vostlgiition of the financial system
'short time. ; which theretofore had been carried j
j ' . ! . , by the trustees and on accounting !
Lyceum ommiileo to Meul firm whs employed. I ,-,.. ,ii ., v.. T,,..J.l u corners
Chairman A. C. Hampton has Tiio firm found an erroneous s.vb- ' RusKel j p00le se-retarv of the city ' At the eollego -of Arms In Lou
tailed a meeting of the Lyceum tent of bookkeeping and an over- -n,,'n.n r,,'mmiitr' nn living cost 4 Ki,i don. it was staled that certain tnndl
Icoinniitee to meet at 4 p. m. Thtirs- payment to the directors of "prof- poun(1 OHVe!( nuw selling for 10 cent.- fcatlons were under consideration
(Hy Associated l'rosa)
! LONDON, Jan. 18. Tho question
j has been raised jwhethor the de
I signs of the Union Jack and Hoyal
Coat of Arms of Great Britain will
have to bo altered if Ireland be"
conies a free stnto, within tho em
pire.
Tho Union Jack has-the cross of
St. Patrick superimposed upon the
crosses of St. uieorgo ami St. An-
i . ..... ... . . ... .
Illr Aunclitrd I'rmxl urew. 1 lie itoyiu trai 01 Aims
rmr.Ar.O .Inn. ls.Bn-nd mice? has the Irish harp in one of its
.ARE SLASHED
((ICS It tl(NCI1l
Floyd MfKomuin, local hurdwitro sflr.
and imiilisment dealer, left tiii(;
morniim' for Josopli, . wheru he will l',,' nlnnlsc
spend a short timo on buslncii. ' -Mrs- I- Thompson borrded No. 23
. Inst niht; hound for Portland,
Hark to .Mlswiui l-- ( wlicru t ho will visit wth Mrs. R.
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Hayden :t K- Al'iiU'ffe of that pty lor - Severn 1
last nisht for Shfldon, Mlaomi. .on " Thomi3on a a nutrient
No. 18 for an extended visit with "t Knterprlse.
frieada and relatives, Mr. Had
is a hral;em;in on the O.-W.
!.. I Jerry,
lay at the Ad club offices in the its" which should have been charg-; ... . , . f q t , . and' .that if any action was Uken
V. M. C A. building. ed to -depreciation.' brend nQW goW f(j. J5 win bp it would bo done by tho 'Kins In
-. . Shennuu L. Whipple, ounaeI for , , f 1A ( Council. No parliamentary action
the former trustees, told the court niln w.unu ,f ft'ill be iiecesHtirv.
ituraiury experts nay luai aucr
ationa In arms aro very expensive,
onie years ao there was u denial)1
from Irisli (iuarttrH that the blue
m'oiiiHl of the golden harp on the
royal standard should be changed
to Kreeu, It was then estimated
that tlui alterations would cost at
U-ast 2,iHH,ii(H( poniifls. To remove
all relVreiu-e to Ireland from the
present I'nkm Jack and I'oyal arun
would be vastly more expensive.
One auth(rl(y hald that it wouhl
not he correct for Knyltiml, tho
predominant partner, to Umvo Ire
haul out of account in the national
flii and tin royal nniu, unlews and
until Ireland herself demanded It.
Mrs. Hubert Smith, who recently that 'this report tended to Justify1.. a ,ijlv ''a-' in p,ini nrj
underwent an oueratiun at Hot a chanKo in the system of account- the bUc ihert.fore vUI saVc $ to
Lake, is doitm nicely at present li.R. He characterized the old sys- a-v
and before long will be her old tern as "preposterous" and said U '
had resulted in the trustees pay-'
Ink' to the directors flGO.UOO to;
which they were not entitled.
U. S. INTEERVENES
(Continued from Page One.)
: WITH GENERAL
i
i
lcave
Mr.
i for Idaho
and Mrs. C.
coinpanied by Mr. and .Mrs. U r.
a tliiid party in the dispute, intro-! ROME, Jan. 18. Kinir Victor Km
duccd it at the second session of the manuel Tuesday conferred tho Grand
League. Consideration of the ques Cross and Couion of the Crown of'
tion by the League was opposed by Italy on Maj. (Jen Henry T. Allen
....... . tho Chilt'!i!i Delpyntion and it Wl commander
tli rl iiiu httr liieiln left til ic; -""oreu nu nosweu, leu rooay ior ,, , , , " . . . ,,
ineir nauiuer, no nit, nil. uts .,,nt t,i Rtitr v nf n rnm. n ( dminnv
morning ror 1'oruana an i aner " mitlce. , General Allen came with a detach
Oll(t V Ht t I lieV Will L'O I "''.v iiiuv luiinmiiiio
Leave roe California
... .... .. . U "....I.., IM.,1 ( K,.t.. .1 1,1... .. ., ,1
Mr. and .Mis. I osroie .til l ( '-'.'".. i,ri.,in ,nrf it .,.',.,nj,r f lh Amerienn fore-
ldelln. left this -Mildred and Koswell, left today lor ? " .
to California, where they will nialec
their home lu the future. Mr. Cos
grove has- been with tho Observer
for several months learning to ope.-,
ate the linotype Ho is taking th
government vocational training to:
ex-service men.
pleasure.
.Drunks and Spee'leva
I ' in Lead During 1921
per Jb
UIM
V-ue.V
6V...
be.
I
HOOK 0THKHK I'KIL'KS
AM) SAVfV MOMCY
Hananas. er UK Me
Almond Nis, jior lb.
Hrar.it Nut
Walnuts, pr
Grape Kruit
Orupo p'ruit, 1
Oranges, per
Oranges, Japanc
And
. MAYS MA YON
X nz. 4)e
THU FXCI.I MIV K !
.:toc
jil.Viach lie'
ach 15c
50c
oz. 27c
H IT linJ
F.ciioT.vni.i: SToiiH
N. A. DESILET
Bolivia, which, together-with Peiu, ment of troops to attend Wednesday.
had been defeated in the War of the ceremonies in honor of Ituly's un
I.,.,.,.,,, .,.,ii ,, .'. Pacific, ceded to Chile the province known hero "' j ' Traffic violators and drunks ran
I Mr and Mrs O V McDonald of of A',tol"asa.-:ttt by the treaty of 190;!' General Allen was received in audi- a close race for supremacy iu tho
this city left i.a Grande this morn- Bni tllis lc,t nor w11'10"1 an outlet to ence Tuesday afternoon by the kintr nuinleir of arrests mado in I.a
I f,,,.".,,, cxitnded visit In suv- the SM- w'""n -he Versailles Treaty Afterwards he was a (tuest at a re. Grande dining tho year 1921, uc
jeral wesTorn points They will vis- WHS s'Kn(,',i Bolivia, pointinfr to the ccption of the Itulo-AmcricHn society cordiiii; to the annual roport of Hoy
!tt 'penii'pton first then Athens nnd casos of v,)iini ana Jugoslavia, a.ik-l The kinir also decorated Major ; .'lexer, chief of police The num
end up at Portland They' will 0(1 t,u,t Ari 1 1,0 tfivon to hpr with Fechct of the American expeditionary ; i10r nf arrests Tor violation of tho
'probably be gone about two weeks. a Vnrt in 11,0 rat'if,ic- Uoth cl,ile an'' forces as an officer of St. Lazarus nnd Iniffle laws wns 101 while the num-
' Peru oppose I this. Subsequently BoL St. Mauritius; Captain Stunned and i,cr of nrrests for boinpr drunk wns
Si.ci.ui Tram iinv pint- 'vla changcJ its claim to the effect Capt. Oscar Stevens us officers of the nn eyea inp. Tho total number of i
Attcmnts ire belni' midu to nr- tnat llle trc:,ly of 1902 be-declared crown of Italy; and I.leuts, Jnmi",iarmiii during tho year
.,,, . .,,.,,,. . null nnd Antofajrasta returned to nor., Cooper, jr., George Barth and Ale-
V.rnn.iw i.i.-i. K. ho.ii ..,, .id in iki.t- Chile Sent Note. arder McCone, as chevaliers of the nldpal court were .147 In number
ball team for either Friday or Sat
urday. As yot, no definite arrange
ments have been made but It
expei-titl thit n game can be se
cured with some nearby team.
was I3C2.
Tho convictions secured In mu-
This was the situation until Decern- crown of Italy. and fines and forfeiture totaling
ber l last, when the Chilean Foreign ' The American doughboys Tuesday ; $:s, 022.50 wero collected.
L. Ji.ni.u..l . : Lt . - I.. e
jfl mmiMVT, lunun utiles, ui.-imu nvvi a nigllt. were guvLa hv h k11"1 I'Iiiaiiiii-
note to ine govcrninent. ot i cru in- ance ot t-ne opera raisiaii. '
vitmg it to participate In a plebiscite! The functions Wednesday will in-;
us provided lor in the treaty of Ancon. ' cludo bestowal of the American con-'
iolr Pue oii-Hlhetiml iiik -- 1 l'ru "'I'lied refusing to go to the (tressional mtdal on the unknown sol-1
I While, blasts do not hamper the Plebiscite 17 years- after the date fixed dier.- . .
',;oir burs. The little Insect Is of n,d that the matter be ar- u
the non-hibernntin,; species, and the tr.niei ",0 Un,ll?d lc t'!lle' 1 JllTV Disagrees .in
that she dil not refuse arbitration. CaS6 01 Girl WhOSO
but invited Peru to continue direct no-; Machine Killed BOY STOCKHOLM, Jan. IS Effort.s
. (by eniployers In various trades to
E
IIS
DANCE
. R EX t
X HALL
kPltY TIIIISDAY
Id Tlnio lifinccs
;y sAT(jnl).Y
(1
i:vi
MVlern Daltccs
to tin? siY-in:x Ilt( lll-.STUA
Courtesy Sowil li Kvoryono
t
N. A. Desllfttf Manager
royal and ancient pastime f:oes on
lu spite of icy bln.-ds. It is a com
mon tlilni tn hci - ifroinw of men
jand women drjiKlnn their clubs,
1 to the fiolf nchool rondnrted by
I George Uddy in theY. M. C. A. REDEFINING
j or to the new practice tees pro
vided in the Elks dub. . The latter
place has been ringed up for' KIks
fin the natutorium whero curtains
jand canvass protect tho walla and
Miuhts nnd automatically roll Uie Jn tilul C(mPCtion it was point- ,
Ik-.i:. tr t tt... nfrr thnv . . . ..... t. ' ..-.t- afternoon
i.iii.i u... ... out inai w uriii ihb uuiuub
have taken their. uncertain flijihts. ,iutjuft in connection with future
concessions would be confined un-
TO ATTl'Al) C()M'i:itl-:Ci: (Um. tno r(U0iuiioll t "InvestiKate
SWEDEN
(Hy AsKuctiiU.d I'rc.-is) J agree .with their employes on a rc-
PORTl.AN'l). Jan. 18. The ir v (taction vir wages have lolled. The
trying Nan Johnson on n charge, of leniployerin noUHel trade unions,
75
of rxT?r nnrtn
TOWARDS CHINA lion with the killing of Donald Foster,
!a(fed eijfht, by an automobile driven
(Continued fronv I'ace One.) by Miss Johnson on October 7, din-
airreed and was cischared yesterday
Dr. Urown, Cfairractor, West Itlrfg.
NEW TODAY
and report," It would be author-
- , Ized to iiutuirc Into existing con-
il'.y Af:-oiiit.-.l 1'rcy) cessions "for the purpose of cn-
MOHCOW". Jan. 18. Premier I.c- deavoring to urrive at a satisfactory
Los Angeles Is
Shaken by Firing
of Fleet's Guns
roll HUNT Roorhfor light house
keeping, 13 i2 Atlufh(, Phone :i!)0-J.
1-18-lf
ffow voinj Or
Evcrv ArtiW B
Our Third Annual
January Sale
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tvHosplprt fi Tii?iG,ESIlV?,tli. TBS. ,
save: -
CQoMPARIT OUR FiWUCia e
SAVE AT CLINT'S
13 U
WAN'TKU -I'nfurnishid house by the
Illy Aoc i.ii. il rr.xs) I 20th of February, by man and wife.
LOS AXGKLKS. Jan. IK. ir vi- Phone l'a.mers 1x2. l-lH-2'.p
nine or Foreign Minister Chitcher- adjustment on eciuitabie terms, brations caused hy the firing of iiii-
i ., iii I,..,., i ho iin.wi; mi uSvii.1 Mmiiv nnestions reEarding the ,, .x .i, pif; n,.,.t rr Hi.. Imr. LOST Wat' h fob of H. L. K. (c K.
delegation' to the Genoa economic meaning of the resolution were ask-'Bor illHt nie.lit rattled windows. The
ennferunce, it was officially un- ed of Secretary Hughes nnd answer- concussion.) ut first were mistaken fo-
ii(i 'ii e. today. ed by him, but there still was op-1 flight earthquakes. Reports that win-
: : - - - - - aprent iinioiiK the delegates Tues- 'jows Werc broken were not confirmed.
day night a divergence of views '
as to the exact powers which might Indians Seek to
Call at Observer. Reward. l-l-2tp
ft
"THE STQE WITH A CONSCIENCE'
be assumed by the new board
Chinese Well Pleased.
In tho Chinese delegation; tlie
American plan w-as balled as n
long step toward restored Chinese
integrity. Ilv American spokesmen
a familiar view was expressed, but 1""
Collect for Land3
Ceded Years Ago
lilt.. I 1T.-II.)
IX.
Indians, repi esi-nting
.i ,.f II... ..flier ,li.l..i.iill.in u-ith-- which occuiiied lamU ,V.t-:-l
v., .i.i ,.,,,.,.,,..1.1 The ,,r,,i,n.:il had coast range lu Orcton in
in ken them bv surnrlce ai whn teniay to plan i.
they realized lis possible extent upon the
thia all inillrateil ethnt
(P.y A
About
tribe:'
,f the
bere ye'-
ing dcniiindn
goverillnellt for cliniiien-
nilniite autlon for lands calmed taken un-
studv of details would be accessary oer a in-iiiy iiegm n
lfore action could be taken. .lo-l -Palmer. V. S. C' nb,sioKer.
which tlno-seitale never ri!ted and
. that the govern i it faf d to re-
Pire Departniejit lmhurso ti,esi;,di?n:, f.,r.
Makes $uick Trip e
Debt Refunding and
A chimney eafcht fir., tills mom- 0ldier BonUS Ur2lft
at about !'::iii at the home of J"'U'1' v.y""'
Gcoiee A. PicP.e on Sl Second ,r A..l I'wl.
street. A fire arm was turned in WASHINGTON. .Ian. Iv A de
and the fire ilepartment made a Q,vn lo press the allied debt re.
rettird trip arriving In H'ne to run(js nnd the next soldier bonus
cheek tlie II' before serious dam- llM w.lg rcni lied today by the re
ace was done. The Tire department pu,i(.an senators. Opposition t
be congratulated on the efli- thl! ,, developi-1 but III'-
. -lent work th-.-y fcavo been doluj re- Inotul to ,. iiH ccunl on Hi'-
...n"!-. ;!. isrrp.4 b" a lai : luvjori': .
Old Tyme Dance
r.vi-:itv i at
1 IIIHSIIAY iiii:h
MtillT . HAI.Ii
11(1. 11(1 PIM.IO
the best old c'yla
couple between La
linker, rendleton and
alia. Governed by
rs ns In the past.
P. J. Powers
given i
waltzlni
Grande.1
Walla
same nn
u i. o '. ;.j.u u 1 '
FAGER'&TTEO
3 AINTINC silO)? ,
We iln the kind tbnt
the l'?l. (jMI oill'-'wolk Rll-
aiiteeil. Vt ll' he placJ
it ri"-i-iiiT i.ini ifi iii
liali-O.aee. II .
GEJTAGER
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Something New Every Day
W"o liavp jiiN vccoiV'd itiiotlici' hirc sliipmciit of
new RnriiiK stylos' 1 lie very latcs'f in Slraps,
I'unips and Oxfiirds-H-oiiR' in all triors. Kids and
Patent r.catlit') one two ami tlirop straps, both
high' and low heels, j
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If you arc Itiokiii.tfSn'r soinctliiiio- dil'IVrciit in iotJt
wear, try
Tlie
A Paradise for Tired Feet.
Depot Street J. Winer, Mgr.
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TODAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
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