La Grande evening observer., January 19, 1922, Image 3

Tlinrs'flnr. January- 10, '1022! "
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Local News In Brief
Any La Grande subscriber to Vi
' the Observer who does not receive
his paper by 8 o'clock in the ev-
ening, please call Western Union, X
.Main 24, and a special messenger
will deliver a copy.
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Over from liitnii
Al. Knimons of Union was In l.a
Grundo today on business.
Klulll Man Here )
- J. W. Lel;litoii. prominent bU3i
ness man of EIkIii. is In town, to
day aud is registered at the Savoy.
Kroni Mhiam
.Mrs. E. O. Archibald, who lives
ut Milium, is visiting our city to
duy and is stopping ut the Foley.
Over from Klujn
, u. i. irunies, who nans noiil r.i
gin, arrived In I.a Grande lust night
and is registered at the Foley.
Ilahcr llllsiiieK Man
J. M. DeVeo' of Bukur, is regis
tered at the Foley today. He is
here on business.
New ().-V. ttoailmastcr
K. A. Huskirk, new roarliuastor
on thcO.-W. arrived In La Grande
last ; night ' and registered at the
Foley hotel.
At Savoy
Mr. and -Mrs. J. L. Holmes, who
live at Wallowa, are fh La Grande
today und are stopping at tlio Sa-
Herefrom Maliti
Mis'. H. 1'. White, who lives at
llulil, Idaho, arrived in Lu Grande
last niiiht to bo ut the bedside of
her mother, Mrs. E. J. Lane, ct
this city.
t'oea to K'h'iv
K.' J. Greenwood left thla lliorn
j n ; for Klttiii, where lie will.be u
short time on busliil'so. .
f'xrocts to Ijm'ftte .
Mrs.' C. Iv. llosebory und her
daughter. Pearl, ldft tliie moniiii.s
for Klgln, where they rimy locate.
1 ouotf l.airy AitWim
A young lady arrived at the home
of Mr..' and Mrs. CliaYtos' Wets. 4u2
Adams Avenue, January 17t)i at
P:u ociock. . bue wc.itt'u i.-ii
.pounds and her daddy hnd mother
uro very proud of her.
Hero hum llirlso
' .Mrs.- Carr'a Gardener of lloise,
Idaho, arrived In La Grande to be
at the bedside of her mother, Mrs.
J. Lane, who Is seriously 111.
11(M)K OX TIIKSK PK1CES
A.'IS.S.VK JIOXKV
, BauBjias, per' lb He
I AlmoW Nuts, per lb 30c
Brazil JfulsApor 2"
WainutsLperyb. 35c
j Grape Kfblt, Ved. each 12c
Grape KiitM, bVgo, each 15c
Oranges, pV iloz 00c
Oranges, Janie, doz. 27c
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MAYS MAVKaISE
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TIIK EXCM'SIVI. l'ltt'lT and
VEGETAIIl.ti STOItK
N. A. DESILET
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DA'NGE.
REX HALL
KvKjIY Tllt'ltSDAY
OliK'I'lino Dances
, KYKItt, HATI UDAY
MixIiTli Dance.H
TO THK STA-lti:.V OHCHKSTItA
t'ourlesy Hhmvll to Kveryoilo,
' S. A. Desilet, Manager
SHOES
EDMONDS'
FOOT FITTERS
BroVn Calf
Golid' Leather all thru!
.Men wil!i harl-to-t'ii
U'vt Incut siiiii if n1
ticf ;io iiA ' KtlmfiiiuV
"iMMlt-Fiftl'lY" mi
(Ik ir feet.
Siii li ins;iiitaVos case
is il,ICVt l.lti. llTl iJll'IM."
If ;.(iit wniit u-im ii u
slinc-jiiv. wear "iMMit-Fittcis'.'-
Price $5.95
During' January Sale
Clint's Clothiery
The Store With a Con
science. 1108 Adami Are.
Taken In Hospital i
Omiir Hopper was taken to, the i
Graiido Itunde hospital this morn-,
liiK with a serious attack of rhou-;
inutisni. ' i
To lYnilh'tmi -
It. A. Kelly ana wife left this
morning;, for l'oiullotoii, where tliey
will visit, with friends und relatives
In thut city for a short time.
l-'rom Baker- t 1
J. T. Lottrldge, general manager
of the E. O. L. & P. Co.. who mukes
, his houiu in Uuker, is In La Grande
today und Is registered at the Soai-
Two l.umbei'iueii Here
Leonurd Adams, of Elgin, and
O. W. Click, of .Minimi, both con
nected prominently with the lum
bering Industry In that vicinity, uro
lu Lu Grande today nnd aro regis
tered at the Soiutiier.
(ii'illidsou Arrives-
Little Robert Dzuelc arrived In La
Grande this morning on No. 17
from lloise, Idaho. He was met by
his grnncrinother, Mrs. Oipar Kluiu,
und he will visit withshe and her
hu-slftuul for iiuite awhile. t
IMdiln in l'ortlaiiil ' .
Jay II. Dobbin of Joseph, bank
er, sheepman aiijl general all
around prominent citizen of Wal
lowa county, is in thu city and has
signed the register ut the Imperial.4
Oregonlan.
All'H Well Here
William M. d'eare, nerfetary of
the state board of optometry, is 111
tho city from La Grande. The
board h.hl a meeting yesterday to
examine1 ifppliraata. Mr. Peare in
sists that there is nothing the mat
ter with the winter ronditiuns in
Union county.' Oregujjiin.
Hottiriis to Wcm-r
Mrs. L. .Marlin,- accompanied by
her Another, Mrs. Rebecca Gajlowuy.
of taion, left this morning for her
home in Wefster;' after spending n
delightful .visit, with her si.tcr, Mrs.
Myrtle ltohlm. Mrs, Gsllovay will
visit at Weisr for about" -two
mouths. .
Doll'lle l.-t'.-.ts
There wfll lie n'rcKiihir meoting
of the Double P-P-AMociatiou held
in the Baptist, church i'ridny eve
ning at 7:30 o'clock p. m: Any
one wishing to 'join the association
will be weicomo to, aUend. Any
of the mothers of the girls will
also be welcome...
'INio Much llriiggtuu:
''I was bragging over the lopg
distance, sort oil chiu'kling like, how
Wee and wnriu and pleasant, tho
l weather is in Portland, speaking
to my brother .Fred, at Inland City,
;a l'ev hours ago, and he told uie
that it w-as co!dor than- the Arctic
'circle up there," observed Mort Kid
Idle. at tho Benson. "Guess I won't
I go back home for a few days.
iorexonian.
JAFFA'S RIOTS
i(My Asyoclalod rress)
' JAFFA, Palestine, Jan. 1!!. -Tho
government forces in this district
;arc attempting to stop rioting here
joy lmiiosing lines on uie innnoi
(tants of the communities which par
jticipate In them and following this
lun with raids unon the towns and
'pillages in the Jaffa district to col
lect the fines.
The experiment is an unusual one
and its success up to tlte present, is
notevident. The Zionists aro Jubi
lant aud see in this action a defi
nite nlign-ment of tho government
nn their side. On the other hand,
it has stirred up bitter feelings on
tho part of the native. who see in
the government's action the begin
ning of Jewish domination and the
betrayal or their passionate long
ing for national freedom.
A fine amounting to $25,000 w:is
Imposed by the goverinent on five
towns aud villages 1 it tho Jaffa disd
IMCl lor aiie.od aUucku maue lust
May by their inhaliltants ihioii Jew
i ish colonies nearby. To collect the
line large bodies of English, Jew
ish and Hindu troops, having ma
chine guns surrounded Till Karein
and four other villages near Jafra,
sent ill men and confiscated all the
livi'.Mork. including tho oxen, led
the animals into the rielts aud
plated tli'-m under guard.
TIn'U notices slgni'rt by Kir Her
bert Samuel, thu British high con
missioner, wore posted lu the
strncis demanding payment of jie
fines. f
.Mr. Caiaphell, nsslstant roernor
of the district, railed l9e leading
citi ns tifgctlier in the city siiume
of Till Karem and Informed IhtMn
tlt.t the rattle would be kept unili'r
guaj-d for only five aB and If 'q'
fines had not 15? "n paid by that '
tiine they would be sold -at auction
and Too proceeds turned, ovit to
the .lows who were victims of the
rairls. It reini'iin yet to tie de
termined Whether the fines will be
paid. The seizure if t ie rattle do-,
privetl the f,iri:iers of means of
plowing their fields and It Is f anxl
that this may lead to more unrest.
EFFORTS TO Ei
SKATING BOOD .
AT JOSEPH
(Special to Tht Obrrvr
JOSEPH, Jan. 111. A. R. Bodmer
left Joseph the latter part of last
week. He has as yet no definite plans
for the future but expresses himself
as being tired of loafing already. The
night before he left the Joseph orehes.
tra gave a dance in his honor at
Roup's hall. All "Hod's" friends were
there and a most happy evening was
spent. The good wishes of the entire
community uttend Bodmer- wherever
he goes.
Friday night the joyful news that
the lake was frozen over was noised
about and a party went up that night
Saturday skating was good with all
but tlvc timid on the ice and Sunday
thc'iiisual crowd was present. Monday
night a light snow fell, spoiling the ice
for the present. There was a good
deal of open water, which will doubt
less freeze und give us another skut-
ing season. There has been good skat-
j nig on Knight s pond for some time
! but the nresence of thick ice on Wul
' Iowa Lake is a signal for every pair j
of skates, no flatter how old and rus
ty, to be dug up for use, und the whole
town and surrounding country made
the pilgrimage to the lake to skate,
j Newcomers look on in wonder but
! are soon bitten by the skating bug
' and ns enthusiastic as any Pioneer.
This year there were an unusual
number of accidents, Saturday May
Soloday broke through the ice near
the west side of the lake. Although
' the water was several feet deep she
escaped with nothing worse than a
1 wetting. She kept rer head and go',
hold of the ice and clung until prompt
action of nearby skaters rescued her
and she was rushed home in. a car in
"short order. Monday afternoon Mrs.
Ah-x .Gillespie had tho misfortune le
,break her left arm, a simple fracture
,of one bone below the eibow. Monday
night Bill N.eedham also fell on .tho
ice while skntfng and fractured his
right leg. This wus also a simple
fracture of 'one bone below the knee.
Both patients "are as comfortable as
possible. Accidents of this kind hnve'
been "almost unknown, in the past,
although bumps and bruises and even
an occasional sprain have been the
order of skater's dav. y
John tiiiVan, resident of Wallowa
county -for about thirty years, died
very suddenly of pneumonia, last
Tliuisday pimping, January 12. Mr
tiuyan had lieen suffering from i
cold but had been njiout his work as
usral, even bcins down t.iwn Wednes-.
day evening. He reiirej about nin
o'clock and his . wife was awakened
about two by his gu'sping for breath
She summoned help tit onto but th'
sufXeror. .jiasiietf. away, befuro. a.'phy'
sician arrived. Mr. (luyan was a na
tive of Switzerland, having comc to
this country in youth. He is survived
by a son, Chester Guyan, a son of
his first wife, and by his wife, Mm.
Clara Throo Guyan. Funeral': services
were conducted by Rev. Kallis. at the
Odd Fellows hall, under the auspice?
of the O'dd Follows.
i "Stop Thief" was presented by
members of the junior and senior
classes of the Joseph high school at
the high school auditorium last Fri
day night. It was an excellent play
very well given and a delight to the
audience from start to finish. U is
rather difficult to praise any one per
son or'prt.rojrall were good. Sam
Amey as Doogan, the thief, was per
haps (the mpsl important part and
was wfcH -sustained. Ted Mays made
an excellent' abscntniinded elderly
gentleman nnd kept the audience
i laughing by his frantic searches for
mislaid at tides. Esther Eben, the
, mother of three lovely daughters, one
of whom was about to celebrate he"
wedding, was fine. The whole play
moved ulong smoothly from start t(i
finish, showing hard work and faith
ful rehearsing by the players.
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ihem now
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Fgx-Tiou. Eddtt ElkJaT Orck..
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NEW VllIlK .l,in IX '1 Klntn m
jtoclay by a r.ynilicate headed by Stacy
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mum uiauil.
The bid .vas 100.179.
.MONEY WANTED.
lly Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 'Ji), Permis
sion was granted to the Chicago, Bur
lington & Qmncy arilroad by the in
terstate coTimerce commission todry
to Issue $:1O,OOO,OO0 in new bonds to
provide funds for additions und im
provements to its lines.
T
PROJECT OVER
BEND, Jan. 19. Tho North Ca
nal company stands ready to turn
over to tho Tun'ialo Irrigation dis
trict a completed 15,000 acre pro
ject for $541,800 of Crescent Luke
storage Is used, and for $577,800
if tho Crano l'rairlo atorage site
is selected. This was the propo
sition by Oswald West, former gov-i
ernor of Oregon. iow associated
with Sain Hill and J. C. l'otter In
tho North Canal company,' at tho
directors' meeting of tho district,
held In Tumalo for tho purpose of
receiving bids for J360.000 worth
of the $550,000 bond issue vuteij
lust year. ,
FULL. ON ICE
fRf-iPi-lii ! in Tho ( ilivor vr
ELGIN, Jan. 19. Mr.' and Mrs.
J. F. T. Galloway made a business (
trip to Lu Grundo this" week. They,
went up Sunday and returned ,
Tuesday morning. . j
Mrs. F. O. Schllko passed through
Elgin on Sunday night's train on .
her return from a visit with her
daughter Frederlka at Wallowa. !
Mrs. Bcott Wheatley spent Sun-'
day with ,ner parents, i Itov. and
Mrs. W. A. Winters." "Mrs. Wheat
ley ls teaching the HHpinr schojl
this winter. ' ' 1
f John' isiroev,. tjie county roi l-
fili 'ft.
"tAlAJ'JI,t!L,J.J.tLLr
(fuararitcctl by 30 years
service to million of
Americans.' Kotidoo'i
works wonders iot your
cold, uncexlrttf, couglsv
cnronic caiarjn, head-
ui, sore nose, etc.
"
SOTrtatoicot
tin m freely
joor ma
Hlantapolit, Kino.
READY TO
GAUSES INJURY
lavo a j i
NOW IS THE TIME TO
BUILD
while labor is plontifyl and men need the work,
and lumber h reasonable in price.
- "We ClUTV a nice -U o'f bnililci-s linnlii-r
and make (lood r.ft Phiflxcs Our, Specialty,
Union Box Co.
F. Ja.smaiVii, Fanaser,
La Grande, Oregon
Telephone, Black 781
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STAR
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A Stor of th Jungle
And Civilized Hypocrisy
niiijlei', e.tuui ill Monday morning to'
help with tho driving of tho tost
oiling at the mouth of Indian crook1
but owing to tho absence of the
state highway men tho test couUI
not be mudo till the following day.
Mr. and Mis. J. K. Wright rami
down on the train Monduy to spend
a few days with their daughter.
Mrs. E. E, Vehrs.
'rut" Ballard, the local telo-'
Phono manager, Is looking after the!
business of his company In the out-j
lying d'stricta. This week ho hus!
made one trip to Summervlllu and ,
one to tho head of Indian rreolc. J
J. M. Morrow, Jot I'ondleton, has :
been In Elgin two daya tills week
on business. Ha represents tho
company there which sulls "Rock of!
Ages" granite goods. j
Andus Guiding, of linbler, camo:
to Elgin on tho train Monday. The
snow was a little too deep to drive
I his car all tho way, so ho made tlie
! trip by train. Mr. Gelding re
! really sold his homo hero to Al
jhert Rasmussen.
j Miss Fuy Wilson Is suffering
from an Injured kuuo, cuusod by
a fall on the Ice while skating 1
Sunday, i
C. W. Applegartb Is operating a
woodsaw in .Elgin now, for the
benefit of .people who have wood
lu four-foot lengths, or polo wood.
John Scott, who 'lives In the
Cricket Flat country, about 12
miles northeast of Elgin, was u
business visitor in Elgin Monduy
and was an overnight guust ut tho
home of Ills sister, Mrs.. N. F.
Weiss.
Mr. and Mrs. I.ucluu Shulton
came over from Enterprise lust
I week. ""Mr. Shollon has been em
I ployed by the lumber mill thero but
owing to tho sale of the mills there
' will be n few weeks stopping of
j work, and the SheltoiiB took advan
! tage of it to return to their homo
bore.
J. W. l.clghton has been In l.a
Grande a few days Oils eek
Old Tyme Dance
EVKItY - AT
I'lll ItSDAY
NIGHT u
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llAl.lr
P1UZE '
Zlltl'lt
200.0f). I
given to tiio blst old ctyle
waltzing couple I between La
Grando, Dukot, Rt'Dilluton and"
Walla Walla. 6 -.verned by
same rules as W the past.
P. J. Powers
FAGER'S AUTO
PAINTING SHOP
AVo do (lio Oil ml that Ht awls
thoa(!st. All oiir.wni'k Kiijuf
nnlcoil. M'ol will ho pli'itsrtl
io rcrtilvo uv hnro of your
put 10 mt go. I
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11)02 XircentooU Hlrcot
Today
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I'mivants of tho o European ,un -
tries where balck bn ad is' eaten us-
uully hav exceptionally good .teeth,
Dr. Browpji Chiropractor, West H1,:B.
.-.tT;.. - jfOlt I'lCNT Twa furnished light
NEW TODAY1! ho-ui'vkunpinB m,ms; i'hon!14:1i;;
WANTED Position by expeiienced
stenographer. Phone 221-W.
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FOUND Pair tfl nose glasses on Fir
street crossing. Inquire at Observ
er office. s l-l!-tf
SALE ON HEAVV WINTER GOODS
Over coats, shirts, sox, leather lined
A-R.G-A.B'R
TODAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
altos
Robert Mc-Kim - Claiie Adams and Carl
Gantvocrt-Z-Wirwi
by Denf B.llampion and his associates ,
Zane Ctcy Pictures Incorp.
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THURSDAY MORNING A HOUSE BURNED
UP. THE TELEPHONE HAD RECENTLY
BEEN REMOVED. THIS FIRE WAS RE
PORTED OVER A NEIGHBOR'S TELE
PHONE. THIS DELAY WAS EXPENSIVE.
DURING THE YEAR 1921 OVER TWO
THIRDS OF ALL FIRES THAT OCCURRED
IN LA GRANDE WERE REPORTED BY
s
TELEPHONE.
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AND BURST? ok SUPPpSE YOU GAVE
YOUR CHILD MEDICINE FROM THE
WRONG BOTTLE? I'
JUST STOP AND TINI? ABOUT THE VAL
UE OF A TELEPlfONE AND IF YOU DO
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ne;ts, nuvVnll.vn ami pants. Save ID
per wt i.t .rfi per cent. These aro
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