La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 20, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFridny, .Tannnrv 20, 1022 TfA7 flrtANTVR TCYT-NTNTO OBSERVER O o Local News In Brief ifc 3fc iK JK M & Hi 3fc jfc - At Nominee , Any La Grande subscriber to i't I. J. Powers, who' lives at Modi '. the Observer who does not receive cal Springs, registered at the Koley his paper by 8 o'clock in the ev- hotel lust night. ening, please call Western Union, Xi Main 24, and a special messenger l ulon .Man Hen- win acuver a copy. 4- lt....lr ... II. .....I Peto Hanson, , who spent 'ster-1 nay in i.a uramie, returned lo mi Meinc In Meachsni'tl- m.-ninfc oned No 24toUuy' UuunU ror Baker. " " ' , jwhero they will be u short time. leaves fur Pendleton J. J. Dolicny, who spent yester day in La Grande, returned to Pen dleton this inornliiK. Ho was here on business. At Suvoy 1 W. It. Gekeler, well-known rea dout of llrel, spout yesterday In La Grande and registered at the Savoy. Klinitiiei'ville I timelier E. M. Hush, prominent Suinmer ville rancher, visited in La Grande today. Ho is stopping at tho-Sa- voy. linker Ijulles Ili-re Mrs. H. I). Willett and Mrs, O. M liner of linker, nr la Grandef today and are, regitftero'd at tho Sonuner. ; I'Vom .Mlllon . . llenVy Auguston and C. Lx An - derson, two prominent business men of Milton, spent last nitflit hi La) Grando tit the Savoy and left morning for Elidu. At Foley S. W. Franklin and Jay bin. two prominent sto -k huyerit of Enterprise, are hi La Grande to day attending to some shipments of stcek. They are at the Foley. PHzc-J-'ighler Here jlast night on No. 23 for Portland, Mr. and Mrs. E. La I'lante. of jwhero tln-y will spend a few days. Walla Walla, are registered at the! While there Mrs. Grove- will attend Foley today. Mr. La Plante Is a boxer and is endeavoring to secure a bout la this vicinity. . IliKliest ;radi-s Pupils receiving: Ilia highest aver aces iu the elgntll grade exanuu ations. the high school entrain exams, were, for the Central school Lillian Sims, ill A-: Jack Dennis, !I2 St-i. and Hugh Logan. 2 for the Greenwood school. Laura Firkins. i)2 S-!l: Genevieve 91 2-!l; Irene Spencer and Richard Strand, XR 2-:t; and for the Klveiia 1 school. Ilessle Slvalherg, !M 4-!i ; I Ted Kline, S'.l 4-1' and ficull. S!i. Chester HOOK ON THKSI'l Plllti-: AXi) S.WH JIONFV ' Bananas, per lb Almond Nuts, per lb.. . Uni7.il Nuts, per lb. . . . ;s .14c .3llc .27c .25c 12c Walnuts, per lb Grape Fruit, mad. each Grano Fruit, lnrie, each 15c Oranges, per doz, Orungos, Japanese doz. Anil -" JIAYS MAYQNN'AISK S oz. lye ' TIIK F.Xrl.l'NIVKV'llt'lT VEfiLTAIILK aflOItH N. A. DESILET .50c 27c and DANCE reWhall KVFllY THt'l'SDAY Olil Time Dances Y SATFUDAY lern Dances -ltl-:.V OIU'IIKSTH.V hown to Kvcryono esilet, Manager SHOES EDMONDS FOOT FITTERS Erown Calf N-Solid Leather all thru! Men villi li;il'il-tii-fit tV't t lil-cailiV -SW lift :is ur I'intitl'lfl' "Foot- FiSttts" tt Hn-iy I'fflA .4 Hrn-fi it;iAJtit'nIs i as i ii cj-i,T;toft i' '4 Tiir. a a to fl u i: i CcAli'teiy t N. A. D sll..P-...y. WQl j1'1 fat ,l 3 !' It I ITS. - pi Prir Si Clint's Cioftiero ThoOStore With a Con science. 1103 Adam Are. K. O. Zeok returned to IiIb hm I'll Ion arter La (Jrunde ponding yesterday an business. . ,,.v,.s fur linker All riml Men V . I iiiifntn telegraph IteluriiM to Telora-set .Miss Mary G.. Youirg, (ttienitnr lit Telneniiol tiiinttt tha iluv . ,, ' ' " , , Leaves on Business Mrs. A. I). Thumas loft today for n short business trip to linker. Slio is a resident of this city. Kci-owriug Kupidly Mrs. Charles Reynolds, who was recently operated on at tho hospital, is reported to be recovering rapidly. l,vri'S In INH'thinil F. L. Myors, one of tho buat ' known bankers of uustern Oregon, !i l ejilHtered Tit- the Hotel Oregon iroui Lu Grande. re!oni;m. La i M(M's to Hot Lake Mr. and Mis. C. E. Mooro of KIkhi, went throimh'La Grando to- day' en route lo Hoto Lake, jMr - i;.. Mooro will nnderso treatments. whore SO 1110 this 1 Leaves Tor ViH i Mrs. G. M. Kstea and her little json, Duane, boarded the branch lino train this morning, bound for Im Di V I bier, where- they will visit with . her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C, C. Holmes, for a short time. J Leaves J-ni: Tort land Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Grove left I the installation ot tho Portland ; "Daughters of the Nile.' ProfesMir Poller at I'nii'ii ( Professor K. L. Potter passed tlirough I.a Grande today en route to Corvallls, after spending yester- e 'day In Union inspecting tSe" cattle !: ifeedii,g tests. He is a professor at s 'the Onon A"iicultu;al co'lege s.'j , " I'utilni! I p Ice . Frank MeKenuon and several nf his neighbors. thlii week "as very .favorable are putting up lee, tho conditions are Last year hardly !iny Ico was obtainable In that sec tion. J William Peine Hack ' Dr. William -Pcare returnol yes terday from a visit to Portland, where he attended the semi-annual examinations Tor optometrists. He is secretary of the state board of optometrists and aided lu conduct ing the examinations. Improves in llcnllll - Mrs. ('. Thiesscu is conveloi ciug at tho home of her mother, Mrs. A, S. Geddes, following a ser ious operation. She will leave short ly for their ranch in southern Ore gon. lll'l't Otl I.UNilU'hS I ('. C. Thlosseii Is in tho city for i fow days on bust new fo the I'ai ' ciric Livestock Co. .Mr. Thio.sson and his wife are returning; to south ern Orouon ns'soon arf Mrs.' Thlos-, fscn is aolc to travol. - On Ti'lH Mr. aiid Mrs. J. K. Ilennelt spent last'nlghrat tho Savoy and hoard ed No. 17 this morning for Dort laud. They make their ' home In Mountain Home, Idaho, and ore vis iting several points in Oregon and Washington. Itack to The Dalles ' Mrs. Ruth Hardison, who has been visiting In La Grando with bsr mother and two daughters, re turned to her home this morning. She spent a very pleasant visit hero. Wlunoi'M In SpcHhiK Tho prize winner thin tho spi-U-down in Alrn. ifoRan room at th Central school Clyde Cooper, Charles Cono. HeuL't'tn. for the third trado; and Kvolyn Smith for the second A Old I'nlliii lteilent ' Link Haines, who made his home in 1'niou formerly, but has not been there fur about lo years, is in La Grand"' today. He now lives in piM'tland and is expecting to visit T..IS Citr and pits in llmi- .. in h near Inture. I4tr for Hen Inho-i- M Leais H3l aoit Ii' lir tilth' di,1ttrs b mnnlna ..'4 'tt-4 te. ,Hr oir. cr. Wells. Sf Pen- lletoll. IM) IIVW9 sioiiiy e"i 0 till r Tor V Hall Snld The De' PooMI.O has n y (.liaugel handf. We Young. I eent- form- prnprietor, iviug sold oat in Hotilnson, ho l managing 11 '1 .. A lunch counter and -barbi shop will lie run ijT'-nneeuon won the I'stalill.-liiui'iit. Tir. ItnLhif ' n an- iioulii lug inai 'lie win mii.i; im,.: Hi" i" . " i in I -ii.i- i--- !i'.Mi iu tli inture. Itl'llll'II ItuillC ( Mr. and Mr. C. I.. Squires spout yesterday tin I. a" Grunda transacting Bonio t LinlnoaH. They returned tu their home in Imblor thin inurnlng. Called lo llcdsidc Mrs. J. A. .McCarthy of this city was culled to the bedside of her cousin, Jasper Hoots, 'ho 1 ftor lously 111 at the hospital iu linker. Ho wus thrown from a horse yes terday and .received Bevcrul seriouB iijmies. Home Hold Sale has Just John Stoddard been closed of the residence on M slroet to K. S. Lyon. This ts one of the neatest of tho modern homes In La' Grande and tho buyers are well pleased to liuve acquired such u fino place. The salu was closed through the La Grande Investment oompauy. They also report the sale: H. A. Watson property In Dlvislon A of tho Now Haven ad-1 dltlon to Otto Pieper. Sale prlco was not named. , Crawford's Itival Ceoi'L'o McKav. retired catt-leman from Waterman, Oro., cheeked out TONIGHT ! American Legion Dinner for All 6:30 P. "Bo in Line GraXour Chow" All Ex-Service Men Invited - - - - " " ;schedule reserved for same. of tho Perkins yesterday and left , been Woodmen and quite a little rival-i "Haukin;; and exchange with a for San Diego, Cal., nouvithstand-' ry existed as to who had been in the i disoiHsU-n as lo possibilities of los ing dispatches In yesterday's papers ; lonpest period. Seven members pre? 'seaitig present exchange fluctun- tellilt; that San Diego, Los Angeles " ull,er Southern California ter- rltorl' "r0 v'i8Ufl 8e""J "f earth sliocks. Mr. McKay, who Is 77 years of age, is going south for ins neaitn. wim me excepiiou oi judge i nomas Crawford La Grande. there. Is probably not an- other.. man In Oregon as onthuslas- tic over sports lis Mr. McKay, and for years it has been bis habit to "take In" all the big sporting events and baseball .series In the country . Ornr.pulun. !'tttnr 'liiiH-im- hi(h(K - A Farm liureau incclliiK win hold at Inihin:- on tho ovouIiik of Jan uary 17. DoWltt llarnos. Frank MtKonnon. nnd H. H. Weath Epoon gave very Interesting talks I monies and closing; of lodge, the mm. on the subjects on discussion. Prac-jbers present enjoyed an oyster feed tlcally all those who attended worojjmt up as only an oyster fcej can !.c fruit growers who are striving to put up by E. J. Hrown and Charles obtain better working conditions, i Disque. o i :...xii...i ' . rititiMiu iivw illinium n num i:mwiii.u Iii tho Ing. Farm llurouu at this moet- (P As5oclat(;d Xrts) LOS ANCKLKS, Jan. 2U. The track schedule of tho University of Southern Califtrnin will ho sHiu and asidu irom Charles I'nddock, famous sprinter, Us rhancoj for developlnt; chaniptonship tint her arc not of tho brightest, nucordlng to Los AukoIos sport writers. Cwynn W'iisnn, graduate nianaK er, has nr ran Red for meets hero March IS with tho University of California ami March 2n with Stanford University. Tho Trojans SGHEDULE IS RATHER SUM will meet .Stanford at Palo Alto April 13. and California at Ilerkel- ;ey April 16. week fa'' A , lmH,t wt!l Occidental rol- lore, u member of tho Southern wero: California conference. In under con Kdwin Ei,joratlon, but asilo from tho meets with Stanford and California, no others iir planned wit It members i of tho 1'iiciflc Co,tst cmiffiv'iipo. On I account of the cohI there Is little 'I llkeliliood the Los Angeles Institu tion wilL meet the northwest mem bers of the coast conference except in he conference mei-l at .So.itAle at the end of the nosou. i -UKfHIi "(P.y A.-Aln'! Press) I.'lL'LSVU, I E, Kj Jan. JO A I fami'A Af icvcn children, the olTcst P4 nnd the youngest 11 yiars rt!, a . hrnki-dliy tht. t'il death of a mcm- K.t whcn "A'jnrwcnnie Hollirimk, the oi t one died at her moO'-ain b i l-etchi county recently. fhe ,(i t one died at her moO'.ain home. wO" nicniiier ol tne jveiib liiimly, inn! ( 1;. n (u-.-cendant of Diin- lionnf, Wli iveniucKy pionec i:i:r nine .mun-.i" .i.- in. ?" ycur-i obi. The "inters are younger 1 NEW OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED Woodmen Hold ( Vri'iiiouy 1'iiist Evening'; Many mv Members ft p Mure Than 20 Wars. La Grande Camp No. 770:!, Modern i Woodmen of America, instalk'J IN officers for the yenr 1U22, in the lodirc rooms Thursday evening, l ast Consul II E. Dixon had charge of the 'installation services, being assisted oy Past Consul II. C. Ball. The follow. ling officers were duly installed foi 'the ensuing term: Past Consul, 11 C. Ball; Venerable Consul, E. 'It. Iiin.ro Worthy Adviser, L. J. Hrown; HanKe- D. J. Chambers, Clerk, Jake Rostock; Escort, J. L, Munhnll; Watchman, R j'C. Cook; Sentry, C. R. Montague; j Trustee, Frank llanes. During general discussion of the : ovenimr different members were lei ing of the length of time-they lia-l i Ex-Service Men it Edgles Hall r Vnt havebeen members of the order ofr over 20 years the si.H mem' ers beinR: D J. k,mmell mitmted a f a boon, Illinois. 1.1 1 1 hi u,' iSH.1: J II. Booker, initiated at Measanton. Nc- oiasKa, .in August, ipa i; v. j. v,nnr- boncau. initiated at hSoll il-ake, Wis- consin, 18!5; W. Ii. Mc(jluiti, initiate. at Thayer, Missouri,! bk t.Vptem'ic, 18M; D. Gnutchiel iiiitintcirar Un'on. Oregon, in February, I WtBf.E. !. e'in- go, initiated at Springfield, Ncbrn?i: in September, lflOO; J A. Puge frjir Centralis, Washington, who was in itiated nt ltichman, Iowa, in March 11)01. The old timers were nil enthus-ji-xists. It Is tho Interracial oxpcrl iastic in their praise of the Modern ' mental station of the Pacific, and Woodmen of America and the thing.-- here, where China's first president, for which it stands. After the regular installation ere- JVO-(i..Mi: VI.AV-OI F .' " ( r.y Associated TrexR) VANCOUVEll. P. C. Jan. !0. Officials of the Western Canada Hockey league havu accepted the suggestion of Frank Patrick, presi dent of the Pacific Coast Hockey association, for a two-game play off for the western championship hotween winners of the Western and Purine Coast pennants. The play-off will be hold early In March, one of the games to be held on tho Ice of the coast champions and the other on the winning loam's pond of the prairie loop. Total goals will determine the .tvinner. Old Tyrne Dance Kvr.itv AT 1'IIl'IEKDAV .I lllllt K.I 11'! , HALL 'ttuno.nn ritiZM given w tho best old e'ylo waltzlnjft coupluf between La Grande, Haker Pendleton and Walla 'Walla. Governed by same ruus nf In the paBt. P. J. Powers KLEAN KUT; KASH ' GROCERY i ' i ) We are now established' in our rew locatioiv ent Telei:hoiiQ Gompanw. . i i Wejiak pleasure in tlfar.fti'iig all of ur pjitrons for aiding us our busing iib the past, and It is our aim to carry ai lull lino of staplo and fancy groceries, and vegetablesoandj fruit in ioson. tlundly solicit your continued patronage. e . O ) O Trusting that the year will prove to be a bright and prosperous one to oldi and new friends aRk8, wjj cordially invite you to COME IN AND SEE US IN OUR NEW H0M(g 0 , o Phone 35 Yours for Service and Mutual Benefit o 9 CLOCKS RUN FAST AT IMIChT (Hy AMiucinted Prtss) HKHKKLEV, Cal., Jan. 20. Clocks run faster at night than In the daytime, according to in discov ery Just announced by Dr. It. H. Tucker, an astronomer at Lick Ob servatory, which is conducted near San Jose. Cal., hy the University of California here. If H: Tucker's discovery Is con- firmed, then, his friends say, day light lias been In operation but un known ever since Pope Sylvester II threw away his hour glass and invented the clock In 9!IC. How ever, tho time saved has .not been very great. An elaborate observing program was carried out at tho observatory to test Dr. Tucker's theory, ncconl lug to W. W. Campbell, director of the Institution. Although tho pro- ;gnini has not been completed, Dr Campbell said recently, tho results thus far confirm earlier conclusions that the clocks do run faster at niulit. The program Included observa tions of three standard clocks and embraced a Ills of stars whoso po sitions are already known with high precision. Knch night's observations extended rroui 9 p. 111. to 3 n. in. "The ultimate cause of thp pho minion Is obscure," Dr. Campbell said. '"In tho observations hy fun damental methods, whera depend ence Is placed upon the constancy of the cluck rate through tho 2i hours of the day, more or ios, tin, e errors would roach their max imum values of between 0.02 and O.o:: seconds at about six hours from tho main .epoch of tho ob servations." TREATY SOWS SEED j FOR WORLD LEAGUE (Continued from Pngo One.) ilies and their control ' of same mid the establishing of lower spe cial rates 1or the press ami time Itlcns. Ha' present . character ; cliange. matials with a survey ofj conditiiMis as to source and of siiinilv and their inter- Standardization of weights, men ;suies, cuiuago mid tho protectloa of natontK and trndiMiiarks. "International trado. KvporltiirTti Htalion. "Hawaii," Mr. Ford in cmi- chislnn, "1h nn Amortrait torrltorf peopled hy niun of all rncos of tho Pacifit1, an almost .neutral meetliiK iKifiiiiiii. in-i c iii, nui: ii vjiiiiii i: I Sun Vat Sen, waB born nnd edu-l ca led, Is being worked out as iu a. laboratory, plans for a ,rual Pan- ai'lfle league of nations, that will i lighten nnd illuminate thu whole world. To the carrying forward of tho ideals expressed at tho confer ence In Washington, the Pall-Pacitlc. union will bend Its energies, guid ed by Its leadors who: are- tho ac tual heads of the governments ot Pacific lands." " liudapest embraces the historic town of Ofen, unco a Itoman colony. Dr. Brown, 'Chiropractor, West Bide;. NEW TODAY feNl'llA SPI'X'IAL. See my ''ail'1 tin local page, Oeorire Kager, the oatd painter l-'.'O-lt FAGER'g AUTO I'AINTnia SHOP 'I 'OH 'i: DA VH i n m, iieiii i i n i nn i', II' l lift VrAINJI- GfcOF i K vol It ('Alt fKII XIIW." FAGER llhia t;iccnvtuod Hlrect WANTED TO REN'T A- small lilac- in or around Isluiid-City Not to exceed five acres, 410, La Grande. ' Address Box l-'JO-bt W'ANTKD Itvusou k by lady with :h preferred. In- two children.V Ita qui(o at Obscrci FOR TEN DAYS WE will allow 10 per cent offun all Custom MaL suits. l-'-i0-2t THE TOGGERY. EXTRA SPECIAL Sco my "ud ' on local page. George Eager, the outo painter, l-'JU-iil COOK EDx, FOOD SALE Thore will be A cooked food sale at Milne Electric Co. next Saturday af- .tcrnoon. by the Indies of the M Church South. 1 1-2V-V. WANTED iA good cook for hotel. Woman preferred. Call 38II.W. 1-20-Jtp COOKED FOOD SALE. Tho Missionary Society of the Christian Chinch will hold a cooUel ARCADE TODAY and SATURDAY ZANE V-i. ItLj Ji.J jrr-Tv Popular 6y SS":'.'''! Robert MKim ' Clafie Adains and I Carl Gantvoort j SUNDAY Conway Tearle ..tif :'.viv ForTk LATEST In Foot WEAR Try The Bootery Depot Street -the building just vacated food sale lit Lilly's Hardware sturu tomorrow, January 21st, starting 'it 10 o'clock. l-J0-lt PUPLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh ton's Welding & Machine Works. 1-20-Wt 1 FOR iR'ENT- Furnished npartment Also small Enrage. Phone Main 701 l-an-tr ' 1 1 S-T-A-R SATURDAY SUNDAY 1' ii "Y'iIi i ii mu Carl Laommla Vt (P y in Pciy B. Kynes siiiasfibirK si.vry I unlived as rvi"fb Jdlit a whole own... Anc'i Two-Reel Comedy TONIGHT 'VIRGIN" , Paradise -. .v .' .rs ' sis- J. Winer, Mgr. by the Horrle iPdcpend- t, .! it-jfl .vn V i-ii : J