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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1922)
0 o1" o o e "Wodnpsday, .Taiumrv 2.", 1022 JJK GTTATCnTC EVENTKa OrtSFJlVFR VACK THREE Local News In Brief i KlKln l.iuly Here Ar.y La Grande Bubscriber to K Mm. S. U. liuirU Is rlsltiug La '. the Observer who does not receive Grande today on business. Din lus his paper by 8 o'clock in the ev- lier sta nlie is registered the enin, please call Western Union, Sir Savoy hotel. Jfr Main 24, and a special messengsV a-: o will deliver a copy. ,Ovcr from I'ove u Juscph J'hyNician in Tmvn Dr. Albert Mount, who lives lit Joseph, is In the city today and Is reentered tf tfee Summer hotel. MlirrliiQe l.lrcilKc Issued A lnarrlaKe license was lHsued to Clinton Jlall and Memphin Wlilt teliburs recently. Doth are well tttrotvu in I. a Grande. tian) iaty Sleets The grand 'Jury will meet next Monday. Several matters of im portune will be before the grand 4ury at this time. ailed he Mmhce'e Clrath Harry Hurfmnn left yesterday for Ht. Anthony, Idaho, where, he was .tailed by the death-of his mother. .He expects to return Sunday. T)r. O'Ciiumir Here - i J)r. George O'Connor, retired pliy sieian of L'niou, hat been in . La t.raride for a few days ioiiuiii; over gome property interest. tiurt to Portland. Mv. and Mrs. K. M. Jackson boarded No. 17 this imirriini; bound tot the Hose City, where they will spend a short -time Waiting with friends. Tue Melt In four Moutli" - Mrs. Ainey will conduct the dVm ODHtriitiiHlN. of Kerr's -Rolle:! Oats and 'also the delicious pancakes idle is sen-ins', made Iroui Kerr's r;m rake Flour, at FattiHtiu's lodity. Ciocs tn Put tluiul- Ml Kthel Carter returned to her home In l'ortlanil this miunlnc alter spending a short time visit loi; in La Grande with -Mr. and Mrs. M. A. C'hinlund of this city. George T. Chllders, Jr., who domiciles at Cove, Is in La Grande today an Is registered at the savoy. Ilnck from Seattle " Mrs. Christ Miller returned homo last evenine after spendiiiB the fore part f the winter In Seattle. She reports 'a very pleasant visit. Here fivin Yakima . Miss Sarah Orean, of Yakima,'' Wash., Is visttluK at the boms uf I Mr. and Mrs. Christ Millar. ! Three Dlvoive during the past few days. The? I are as follows: Emma K. Neal J vs. Roy E. Neal; Pearl Bradshawil vs. Stanley liradshnw nd Carrie J Hlutt Guathler vs. Floyd Uuathlar. To Attend l-'uneral O. W. West anfc his daughter, MIhb B. West, brother and niece of N. K. WeOt ofthls city, arrived from Portland last night and renin-1 tered ut the Sommer nttesxl the funeral of Mrs. Herman Slegrlst. Doings of the Ad. Club Br. E. P. Mossman, President. A. W. Nel.en, Munnger, Telephone Main 709. "(HIGH school notes i The new semester starttd off j Monday and Is well underway at present. The rluxses have all been ,, arranged and everything It running I as per schedule. At- Kommciv Kranlc Hilton, who mnkes Port land Ms home, is in LaGranA to day on. business. Hi- is rcojotcrad at the Sommer hotel. a t:oiei prise Moo Hero , Henry Ward Beecher, vha bjisbos Kntoi'priso. his tome, is in 1 Grande -today on business. Be it stopping at the Savoy. Returns to Bauer Mrs, s. M.' Column left La urande today for Maker, . where ths will visit "with Miss Ruse. Cli&mtoet'laiu uf that city for a short time. Ztmliur -fetiiu HfaoftetiX-. J. 1. ' Zurchur, who makes home at. Stanfleld. arrived in I- Grande yesterday auii apeat tbe Uy attending to eome butiaets. He registered at toe Hotiimer aod re turned to his home this muroing. Ileby lOiy Ki.tTP Mr. and 38r. L. I. nuaey be came the reroute of s tine bsby boy on Friday, Januere SO. The eoung man's' name Is Jobs Math ews Masey and be la ef delighted ait, ths selection of hit parents OS the? srs WHS Sim. Cove to Kiiti-i-tnln. Citizens living in about Cove have invited the Ad Club of La They will !-rende to t've next Monday eve ning at WIUCU limo mey wni serve one of those famous Cove diiu-rs. After the cats which the Cove dele gation promises will be ample and delicious, matters of Inter-town in terest will be tllBcussiftl and delib erated upon. Koads are In fine condition et the present time, mid rare Biake the traty in considerably less than a half hour. .IMMnu .Main Stieasei-. Rev. Geo. H. Quigtey will Ue KtatkfteUa Hero Kvsngellst C. II. Rltterkoese, rep reeentlni) the Scecstk-Dil? Acvea list densnilnatlnn it. Headquarter! at Boise, Ms he. is In ths city sad will hols' meetings in its Adveatlst can i oh north nt the high school bulldinff on the rnrser of Third and M ntreeta. Sittia propbeelet and their fiilllllfneot to th present day lesues, trhtctt are piiistlec tte leaders of steat nation ef testa; . ivill be eipl&inea in the meetintrs. jeteiy tkrougth Europe ta4 the ,'t'oitcl mates la tne ioterett of re ltRioue oii. Hie first meeting it tonight beginning at A eor- (diai iotltatiun is aiveo te in pub- lie to attend thwe nweetiafe. The enrollment In high school nt this time uniouuts to 4 25 against :173 last year, (a considerable In crease. Forty-three pupils who passed the eighth grade examina tions entered high school last week and were duly enrolled. Dr. Brown" ycjir 'V"'" opractor, West Bldg. social gey-toifether and bunquet te.gies- llaJl.l Wednesday, Janua v 1tVTTTI7 TXTX A V -"th,1922. The program will corri- IHrjVV lllLfA I I menceat 8:00 o clock. READ THE WANT ADS! . .MISICIAXS. Notice to all members of the Mu sicians' Vroteetive Association: You and a friml re invited to assist in a l-iio-lt I'OH apaj'tme' 09- COMMITTEE rWL' Three-room furnished Closo In. Phone Main a-25-tf W'ANTED-if ewing, lady. Mi. M. K. Fir streeb by experienced Mason, 2:t04 N. 1-2.1-tf Ail assembly was held 'Monday morning In the high school and several things were disctftsed. CASE NEARLY FINISriBD. (My Associated Tress) SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25. The prosecution has announced that with the exception of the Proposed attempt to have Zey Provost, its oven chief witness, declared "hostile" it hsd con cluded its cuse in the trial of Roscoc ARCADE TONIGHT cnairman of next 1 uesuuy s imu-ii- (I.-aUv) Arbuckle, fer alleged man eon. Ho Announces as tho mitiii fslnuifhtcr. ' speeser ot tne nay as msuop nurus r tlie Helena a rep, ot tho Mtlio- diet conference iilshop lltirns Imis been in La Grundu before. He is aa orator und thinker of exception-1 si ability and a treat Is .in store ; for tbe dinsitj. , Tho meeting wiil j' probably bo one uf tnu largest this j year Inasoiueh as tbe uost list that Aav ssrili exceed 30 protulnent l-i't-; era Oregon end ldeko men who ill be lu La Grande that day. I READ THE W AWT .1.H! I-lnterprtse t'smllf--- r Mini Ur. l fliltinira ikmt family, of Enterprise. ' registered at CONFERENCE the Sinuip huic lUBt tilKbt. Thpy!. QJJ FAEJlillNQ nru mi ruin, to , r'ui iiiiiiu, they will he for so me t.un. wher llvt urn 1 1 W ei I li i u a V. J. KkulaB prothineiit Vallwn citizon, rotiinu'd x his Ihhuh thi mornfiiK nftur spending yestcrtiay in J.a CJraiult; on business. lie spent the ninht. at the Kolev. Not 'Quii.- 40 JjV.iuv III chiirst! nl' two carload ui' Bht-fp from Wallowa county, Ar thur Tate came to the loi-al yards yesterday. -This fait does not make him pust a plain heepmaii, for at home' he is assiataut cashier of the Va1)iwa NtriMiul mrk. HiioriH recently -wero tliat the teini't'raluri' In Wallowa wan 40 decrees below aro. There appears to be slight mistake, the temperature was mere ly 20- detmu's below, in which any man can run around in his shirt sleeves, if he. runs fast enoiiKh. Oregonian. Imblfi' Man Hert-- W. V. Waiii), who hrtiln from toi bler, Hiietit yeitterilriy In lut .roude ami returned to UH borne thi niorning. He rogiHieret at tbe Foley. . Mrs. A.'Kemptou and her tlaush ter, Mlltlrml, left ... (araude today for IVndlfjtoii. They pt4-t to mtte their home in that city iu the future. Mr.-and Mrs. Irving WatMuu and their . littiH boy. . J'onald, left thin niominK for I'ortlyfid. where. th will viRit a few dM wtlh Mr. onl Mrs. $zn ('ampbe'll of that -i-ity. HTe on UuHlnCHft Mr. and Mrs. W. , HnbertRtin of Telocanet spent ysterrttty i ti La Grande doiiiK aonie tiliopping aud atteudinic to some huBinati. Tby returned to their home on No. 24. CONTINTJINGr (Coo tin uM tmm oag one.) dijttount it thrvuffh the fvdcrftt rwervc .-ytitem r innue tfebeftturrvs againM th? loat.d in th o-m of wtifKr"- itidehtednpRM to sold on the oneft j market. i reaiu luromnrcnaea. The committee aUo ban at itn di potal the report of the omt coiiffrv stortal agriculutral inquiry commiimtvn rerommendinit an intprmediata fuvfr. of ertntitti whkh would ffiv tb trri eultuxal protluccm wurkinff capital. Livestock ptttducrra under on plan would hav their paper discounted rjy the local banks and redincounted bv th farm loan bank through tha fed eral. riterv system. Partner Wanted I &4t ntiur tv ai a'l of cm taan i it hawltc. f (- I neeeaaarv If you uf pf tatttl ali1t .11 TO I'AiM 106 Fir t. ha pVofd (o laik. 1 OLD TIME DANCE Utnteev If Tna lotue K.tI.B,V Hill, :ey IbtlaeAiir Sttht I traa . t'roerilt, i (1m ear) Itbe best, ut Mfasic by tViK (XchpStra. if eva i-iunii uocr. evtt'U t-one agaie. ThkrK 61.10. iwtoilin Ixmrh .11 TI , C.e.UPB:t4, It AH Mgre. ConstaBGe Binney v AND CLYDE COOK fiTABTINa THURSDAY CHILD THOO GAVE5T ME" . A First National Special with Four Stars: LewU Stone, Barbara Castleton, William Des mond and Little Dick Headrick, the wonder cfaikl siijiii ). Duunti'iiujeeeutinai mi jijMmtneeii n I ' in ..!. jrj.... Xf , tl T Phone Maiu ?1 for etsaliue .or Pearl Oil. or anj kind of oil. Emrlirt Killing . Co. 1-21-tf 4olnj; TtmiitRli- Worth t'ensiderloj. The question is not so much sow fos contract a cold, but sow ; get rid it evith the least loss of tiers end in- convenience. If you will consider the I'. H. CimtiiSBr anil his son. K. lexperience of others under sttiilnr tr- VK Irt'MiAI.IZK IN HtllT AND VKMKTABI.KH ' HIVH jiavoSnaisk HAI AI itllsIN(. bVVM'Mlf: l-IU IT AND N. A. DESILET K. ('.urriiher; hi;i'd.'l No. .4 today hoilliil for North Vowilt-r. They formerly lived In Kiho but are cim-tc-miilstiiiK makifiR Ninth fonder llicir home in the future. i cumtances. a-ho hsve beet) mist i-ue-ie.isful ' in checking their ;!if. in their beginning, 'i secure a b.it tle of Chsmhertsin's Couch Reroedv without delay, and u-e it faithfully. There are many families h have Here to Attiml Funeral Uferl this nreesrstion succeirful'v lof H. J. . Meyer and wife, of Port- jjeare and hn it io high esteem. It .t land. A. c. tVhnte and wife, of excellent. adv. HillKhoro, Mrs. Knntt of Portlnnd I 1 " and Kred SieRrlst and wile, of Port land, are in town tnUr tn attend the funeral of Krixt. Mrs. Herman Sie- r D Ai Mslllnn sick Here ' Mrs. .lohn Anthony anil liltle .lohn Anthony, Jr., reiilrned to their i home In The !allcs this morninci after si'erulini; a short time In I-a Crande t-isitiog Mib. J. II. Wade. I 0430!h" i8 "'n'0" t her bed by 111- NCE onsEBVER WANT ADS GET RB SILTS. Old Tyme Dance KVKItT AT riitRsDit ztnmi Mtjur tuiju 2pn.oo 'KIZB gleea to hs t tt old t'H valuing triple between La Grande, Balftr, 'endleton sod Walla WaIIa Governed by. auie rules aVl tbe pait, - P. J. Powers FAGER'S AUTO PAINTING SHOP ' "hiHi t:n Vt uvtA tkj, m iiti :n iiuci:, at' Yoi utvif viti it I Alt .NW, PAINTKII i GEQFAGER 1903 tirofcidvuod Street We Guarantee Best Quality Coal PROMPT AND CAREFUL DELIVERY WE KEEP A LARGE STOCK OF COAL ON HAND AT ALL TIMES AND DON'T KEEP YOU WAITING FOR COAL TO COME FROM THE MIKES. OUR COAL IS KEPT IN DRY BUILDINGS AND YOU DON'T PAY FOR SNOW AND MOISTURE YOU CAN'T BURN. , OUR COAL IS CAREFULLY SCREENED. WE DE LIVER 2000 POUNDS PER TON. Read These ABC Rules About Batteries AdnittiiHinl and oiling Make your bearin tart longer proper ir.Ratica and careful driving make tour tiiee last longer cleaning mako your tpre: plug serve lensrr end better. It it ta-tft mrotmberingtKtt ther areeules jutt as simple foe making your battery last kmgi and tarve men faithfully. Hoi a three rules in A 9 C form: - tgulrt and kg op uu DEPEND UPON KING K0AL ALWAYS And vtwi yter P briery Wrtt r,,, bur WbaiawtTKrTfad Rubbef Brrr-t ttM ilr bdtflkt-jr fan). TNrwaadef), Buubbet losruUticn faartSviUie pUlar. Thrrt U onDy t one batfrry nni Snoutt tirt u t tr by our uftqualt- UrrJ Thrvadril Rbrt Battery. Cotnn ift ad wU ho yoi votoo crcordt it tuta made riht here. Transfer and Moving DryWood X .Ffi ED STORAGE - PACKING i ...il.iiiTini; I, SI'i:i IAI. Ml -'i AltllAMiMIKNT 1'tiimlnrti fti i) Linn Aa fit et Tlftii stv Mutit. Muilern linni I very .Hututilil) REX H ALL N. A. Desilet, Manager Special Sale SWEATERS an4 . UERJYS Jtrli'ii I'tsim laiitzcA'iii'f n knit Kim-i mWth iTii csit '4'i'uliii ureSkatuitf 25 Offf. 'Jo f lirfs Clothkfy The Store W&h.a Cgn pcience. 1103 Ada mi Are. d,. D ROAD WAV AT 5tARI Pootland, Ore. v AVliilf iIh oiiv flicnt location a 111 tilt- .ill ill tf N.lfaitl at tm- in Ull ) nt t.lf ai-t it in o 111' atiiitittt n i"iiifiit, fi'Ui'N .mm M-1'..ii iaiil Kiiiiit f wi'k tmic hi h iiliJoi 4 thjii a K)jwIar o 1 " '.' 1 -- 1 JjlA GIMNDE BATTERT STATION f ' 1 BSS'gflil I) ' A. L. Grossman , III i O n Ml . V li Jk 17 - V 0 9 111 mm m m m m m m m m m m m m m LYNCH CO I . e at . . PUONE MAIN 10 -.-KLEAN KUT KASH '".'.GROCERY I r .IFjor 3Jrea3, Cookies, Doughnuts, Lunclf Efolls CfttyoP, EjffJS. and Cheese C ege tables nd Fruits in Season .a Jellies, Jams, Preserves " Canned Fruits and Meats Assorted Candies V ,9 Phone Mai 35 II. II. HUG, of Elgin, Prop. rBsajss-St! WD 1 , aV. I
