La Grande evening observer., January 20, 1922, Image 8

VAGE TJCim
TT ffi?A.ym TCTKryg ors.ektf'r
Fmlnr, .Tnnunrv 20, 1022
Enjoy The Good Things
To Eat
Tho Holidays luring an over
nlmnd'ance of good tilings io oat
rich foods, cuudios and various
delicacies.
IN G O
STDHK BUST. N
THIS WINTER
CA FORM
lie pleasure which
-but play sale ly
iJfou't forego
lliey provide-
tuking
Meritol Digesto Tablets
These tablet.3 will prevent dys
pepsia and indigestion and en
able you to eat -what you want
without fear of distress.
SACKAMfSNTA, Oil., Jan. 20. ;
;A stork flaps out of tho nowhero
Into California cvory seven mln-
' Utl'H. I
i This Ik according to the latant
figures for 1!20 on the IiiiIiUh of
I those, migratory birds compiled by1
' I.. 13. Hobs, director of the Stato !
bureau of then and other euually!
i vital hIiiIIhIIch. !
In other worda births In the I
iClnlden stale during tho year aver-:
I UK!il 191 a day. or In totul of 71,-'
: SOU additional native sons and ,
X
"Pdce 50c
50c
Snapp's
La Grande
Pharmacy
The resultsxof the eighth crude
examination were announced today
by .Mrs. A. K. Ivanhoe, county su
perintendent. Tho gruduatus who
are nuu- able to enter hlKh school
Mu the various districts ure as fal
lows: j lMMiirt No. I l.ii Ciinndo
.Murmirot Daker, May Dean, I.li
I Vmia limorldKo, Judith Drown, Jon
Hie liurbrldKe, .Malcolm Ilyrklt, Ad-
Idie Carpenter, l.yie Chandler, Itob
,'ort Courtney, Held Cox, Jack Dun
1 1 i k. i.a ii mi Klrklim, Teddy Klein,
l Ahull l.illv. llnirh l.oirun. Ceorirei
'Hubert Lovely, William .Matthus, !d""Kl,'rH- I
: .Mm l.vn Mayi!ar. Donuld McKay. ls- II"8" '"' "Hmated that -(hiring ,
belle .Miller, listher Miller. Corse tnB J"nt paused the stork nasi
: Moats. Mildred Murray, IJiMiJamlii iCullpfii-d IiIb flight record by" ut
'Nelson, Wilmu Niederer. Donuluno ' ,",lr a niinuto. delivering a
Oxm-r, Paulino I'ayton, Veda l'rtcu. ! "uw-liorn Callfornian every six and j
'l.oiniiiie Pierce, Stella Rogers, Ivy!" Iia'r minutes. I
SaliiiK, l'hyllis Seratiton, Cheater i i
Scull, Doris 'Shannon, Lillian Sims, Detroit Will Tram
J iistln Smith, Klin Smith, Irene
iSpeijcer, (Jeneyieve Stark, Hlchurd
Siraud, Cecile Stiles, Dallas. Suy
dam, Arnold Suydum, Ilessle Swnl-
lerjs, Bernard Thelsen, Ouy Thump-
suu, iMiphemlu wulluee.
District No. a. Union
John (Jeertsen, May Giliuore, Mil-
ilrerl Uulilit l.eil.'i I-fittrtclf Prum
n..i,r,i( if ,,, u,.ri.r.,i,,.i. fii.n uounccs. Manager Ty Cobb niw is
Spencer, Grace Swlger. .
jiiNirict .-o. u, .incei
Arthur Miller.
District No. IO, Ishinil City
Kunlce Asenlt li Jones, Sidney
IUed.
In Sunny South
(Hy As.iocintca Press)
DETROIT, Jun. 20. The Detroit
i American League baseball club
I probably will train this year at Au
KUBt.i, Georgia, Frank J. Navin,
president of the organization an-
Sale Fanciers and
Price Fanciers
t
Home of Snapp's Snappy Service
LA CiliANDK - - - ' OKEGON
A Few of Our -
January Specials!
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tolltX', !1'S. IU)Y' AMI
HH. ' Hi ITS
fai nrtlgii, .wnolt ah4 silk aitft
ttmil.
. VnlWK In IM.IH, SprcUl W.
Jl.llH in It. (t, Special UHc
lo Iji'J.IL Special ai.lM
All Men's Woo! Sox, .Piice
KDREW'S VARIETY STORE
District No. II, I miller
Harold K. Howell. '
District No. 12, I. ii (inllido
Charlotte Keen.
District -No. 1:1, Siiiiiiiiii'illlc
K. I lor l Oswald.
District i. I, lOlgln
Melvln Schnoro.
District No. 1.1, Cove
Kenneth Coons. Karl Surby.
District .V. -, North I'onder
Kunlce Clara Simmonis.
District No. 71, I'lilnier Junction
Floyd Melburn llurnette.
District No. 72, llilini
Ellen Self. .
i In Augusta seeking to arrange tor
j housing facilities nnd expects to
conclude Negotiations soon, It was
'stute.
; Augusta wns chosen some time
i ago, but the hotel at which the
'Tigers Txpected to stop was burned.
jFor a time it appeared that soino
( other trulnlng ground might be so-'lected.-
.Whether the Detrolters
; will .make their homes in private
! residences has not been deter
! niinod. ,
j Tho rtochester and Columbus
clubs aroDoto train In the imme
:diato vlcliUfy of Augusta and will'
i provide r-hcvIco games with the Do-;
I troll club If jTy Cobb selects the!
Georgia city.' ,
SKII i'EK GUILTY.
1 -il'-
are both iiiliku in the vernacular of .dollars and
cents. ; .' ' ... t m
The stiore that "cleans out" with a clcaf'
ance sale in January must have made a beau-1
tiful "clean up" in October at Full Figures.
" If you can jret a bargain NOW',, the fellow
in the next berth must have gotten an awful
wallop the wallet TIIKX. v
Personally, we don't believe in sales, nor
wiould you if you'd compare our regular priced
suits and overcoats with the bargain counter's
same figures.
H' i v. ,!,,, .,.r .....
i.'.-J-' A ''pronipf us to talk plain.' .
ENTRY PURE WOOL SUITS
X"'
$16.50,22.50
oe
:...1CP
sH'ak, our vlues
26.50, $32.50, $36.50, $39.75
RCOATS AS LOW AS . .
and up to $36.50
i,vir0M-M;;,
M 3 1 2 QtPARTMENTSTtHK
POISON .GANG AT WOKK.
j , tUy AjiMoclittud rrcnn)
1 NEW YOIIK, Jan. 20. Caplafn
Daniel Dnhsrty, owner and skipper of
tUy AmocliiiiU rrss mo stoanisnip javary, was convicted
'l UDAriOST, Jan. 20. Since the w :totlaV J" in fc(leral court on 3
csnt theft from a chemist's shojpof a lcbar(rc of illegally landinpr in New
I, .., nfrii.ii.nl t Lin inn. York alcohol -ostensibly snipped to a
tf,0 persons, five woman hsve been '"'e'Kn .port,
mv.-tefiou.slv Poisoned hcic. The na- Jnu"r "-
THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT
"STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORU"
. . Kit I' IT MEN IN SESSION.
i (9r Assoclnlrd Prpsi)
J-'POKT WOSnil, Tex., Jim. 20 One
houssnd delegates had registered here
Monday for the opening session of
Many Oregonians at
ii in i... i
u mil ul '"n'"-i-i Mnmiiv fnr the nnenincr spmnn
i n Western Fruit .lobh&ifi' nsunciation.
lice believe un organized gang; is ua-1, J no steamer javnrj an ivea ueecm-1 pacifil) const lind Chicago delegates
ing-tho poisons. . ... ;lcr 1!) with 27,o00 gallons of tlcohol cum0 by special train.' Salt" I.ake:
jin.iu ..,!,,,,.,., iv,i ""-'tnicago and New Orleans are waging
niHiiuiiu,iic. jiniv nigiii. uiu cuii.tinvr! campaigns for the l!)2:i meeting:.
Idf .til df the MO drums were (inline ! I ,
xlillvo.IU 4.U1B. nil uirougn a nose into cusks on niCi?on TEN DAYS WE will allow 10
jp'"' The ship was seized, Ipcr cent off on nil Custom Made mils.
KUGKNK, Jan. 20 There are S3 '.' 'L- l-20-2t THE TOfifiHUV.
(roRoii nun it Hiriinl thla year. " MOKE MWS W-XNTED. I - . ' ' . . -7-7-
nct'ui'dlng lo official 'figures made 1
nihil,. .,, ilu inilrtirsilv 1 Asmiciaiod itmhj
pilllin III IIIO UlllTUISuy. . . wasiiimctiiM .Inn. 9llTh nro. I
In Ilia, ilftiii, rl Mii.nl H lliciuli.fi ill I ........... . ....,... .
EXAMINE ELEVEN.
"(Ky Asn9oiileil ress)
pnHTi Mn Ln" oin Tho rhui4
stale hoaiid of examiners ihinptomelry,
of which l)r. Floyd !i. Drayton ii
president, hus completed, e
Dr. Peare remained in Portland Inst
night for the mesting ,of the Orc;oi
Optomctric association.' ,
The Seveni Tunnel," the longest rail
an,.,.i..'i ."oafd .toimcl' in Ennlanil. is M have 0
three-,!ay examinatiim,- cJnducUsl at i"!" "S'i"" ot YT' ,0De..feu,rii
the Imperial hotel.1 Eleven took the ' hl? , 2 .f iP.il'8tnc et
examination. The members of the,-""" " "!" ""'V 7'" """.
Iboard arc: 1. Daytonj of this c!ty:i"T "." ni.uuie.
Dr., Ella C. Meade, ot, Albany, vice- ,j j- ,
president; l)r. W M. Pcarc, of" I.n Islands iff the Coisican coast'w;crd
Clrnndr, sccrctnry. Dr. Meade nnd recently offered for sale at fl.Ono each.
Linunio im i iiiM ii 111: , , , , . . 11 I i
tlm imivoiHliys total jsurctlliiitMit of ,K'... ...lm ... ..
conference when
it . eonvonc3 net" week will call lor i j
V""J - '- ""r '
four;
am (llKtrthulrri ittt Jolluws;, Harvard
i'oUc.uc, fivo, of whom ono 1h ,a
fw, .I. i ... u,.iw.,.i 1 n . ...,inai
school, nine;, (.-radunto school of """ " J'K , "u ? I
Kraduato ;" '' ' "" If . ui'unu.v-
iy. Ill III IKIII l ilia iuuwuini.iiiv;in
Tursdny tho bureau said Its economic i
nnd legislative proposals would be bas- j
etf n the flan'ailopted 'ht the conven
tion ut Atbmta, (in. Also it was said, I
information whicn Ihe department of '
inr-riiMiIf nr k rnllrrtlnfF ntt fnrm ten-1
l11'1" - .,.1 ...i MN,,1m. w ill Un rnnitn
f.nill a
arts and flciiiic
m1h)?)1 of ImslncsH adintnlHtratlon,
lime; nil 'oilier (loiuirtiuout!, lvo.
Kvmy Htate In Lhu union, Alunka,
ilaw.iil. Porto Uieo, thu I'hlllppino
li.UindH, anil 42 foroln .countries
liro ropri'sonti'd In this yoar'8 on-i
loIhneiiL at Harvard, iivcr fi
criit of tho Htiidcuts coinfnK
Repairing and 'Wiring
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H. & S. ELEGTRJS2 CO.-
103 DeiKit Street , l'liunc 3U3 W
Anviliiti'r rii'iilV
a O -
jotitiilu Ni-w K laud. In the col-U-Kt
us dUliiiKUislit'd frnm the
iwlmle university, 44.6 percent cnnie
Trom outsiite N'v Kim land, a larg
er pioportiDii tlinn ever lief ure. The
Iredtnion cla.sH thin year 1h a ree-ord-brealter
in size, with 8.S:l men.
available to the deleKt-18-
L'M'XEKING 1MKTOK.
lti M in :.i:u TAKEN.
(llv .i"orftctl I'rf's.i) '' '
WASITINtlTDN. Jan.-, 20. Seizure
of the first tummnntng airplane this
year was announced Monday by prohi
bition liead(juarteisii
1 The plane, with ll'O bottles of Mex
ican teitiia, the prohibition bureau
stated, was seid on the Mexican bor
der at Hel d!io, Tex., and the pilot and
two men nrreste.l. The seizure, the
il L- h I . I f-.M... i
j for several months that a rum.runnin-
Antonio and border points.
(Rv Associated Prcwl
NEW YORK, Jan. 20. Accused of
Laving uporaied on the wrong foot of ; J
a clubfooted child, lr bamuel Klein
huTff, UrooklyT surgeon, has been made
defendant in n suit for $100,000, filed'
by Dnvid Enste, father of the patient.!
The error, Mr. Engle stated in his
petition was discovercj after the op.;
oration. His daughter, he adtiid, had
the use of one foot before and is now j
crippled in oth foct-
Doctor Kleinbuig is alleged to havi. ;
admitted tho error, but denied it had
injured the good foot. lie saiJ he
subsequently hae been retained
operate on the club foot.
Jt Is Well toNSee That You See Well
would have petteVt eypfnfl-.pewcvt is4it heed the warnings that
toll of evestiThi. Aehes, pains aful fat yiie, ai'e but. nature's demand for rest orJ
help. Al'ter sirrin tlie tl;rtiuA t)f ln-adaehc, nervous depressiim, inuseular
strain and manyl'lex pliysicial SistuW)niives tho'coiirfort and case jyiven by a
pair tf perfect fi'laNfces fitted aci--dins- to Optometry, are wonderful.. Then
why "eu.oy"lrhe painVand aelies oivlefetiti' eyes when' relief is to be liaiU
Our equipment and nietds are 'thcliiost modern.
to
WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AW
OBSERVER WANT AD
CONFKHEM'E PLANNED.
S-H.E-R.R-Y.'S
LAST DAY
Ooldwin Pesent
A lraii& iloyd Production
Ljo Djtis.(Ea5 PrastePiisS and
ALSOC5IIOrd3 'IGHTJG FATE'
' KXTICND J'ET KUANS' HICIITS.
fllv An.o'rlateil Prenn)
WASHINtiloN, .Inn. JO. The
hniisc joint committee cxtcnilinir fur
eild years mure the preference jriven
to foi nicr service men in makinir entry
on iu'olic lands, was adopted Monday
!- the senate. The period of two
years specified in Ihe original law fo
the preference to continue v;is liuut
to expire.
(liy An.cstd Prras)
SAI.KM, Jan. at). The (.-overnor I
yesterday .vrote to the irovernors of ;
Wnshinirton, California, Idaho, SI on- j
(anii nnd Wyoniinit, asking, whether
they would join in a conference in the,
near future t-.i dicus the rtemr traffic. I
W. Ml PEARE
Jptometrist
JVith
J. H. PEARE & SON
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Illy A.nocUl.,1 Pr...l
'OUT.Ali, Jan. 'JO. heat war
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jumped another 10 cents aOundrcd
tiHliiy. O . '
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I'OISTI.AND. Jan. -JO. I.i .1
wiis steady today. Kirirs were Iwe
cints higher, liiiyinir prices licil'.' :!H
to :::! cents and sellinit Prices t-i
ct-nts r.uHcr ivh three ccnt h1.;1'.
ri, C.X'.lil CM'h" l-i.ll' r,lls
l! lb. Sack
Xoi-tli I'owtOr Flour, lies
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.'.:.... .i !.!)." Wlic-Ta-lAn, package ... ;.c 8
e I lest ........ l.l!" Cane Sugar, 100 lb. sack ji.Co
ie Ita'bin i?iucs, lbs "9
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