La Grande evening observer., January 26, 1922, Image 3

Tliursiliiy. Jiiiiunrv 2(1. 1922
t;a; "t?aw, EVF.Txa otise rvf.tj
' PA0E THREE
IB
e
Local News In Brief
SK M )R Jtt jfc t Klrknmn of KnlerprlNe ,
Any La Crande subscriber to W V. H. Kii kmun of Kntorprlse,
'. the Observer who does not revive is a busiuesK visitor in I.a Grutide
his paper by 8 o'clock in the ev- tidiiy. lie is staying ut tins Koley.
ening, plca.se call Western Union, Sti
Main 24, and a special messenger Klj;lii Coupli
deliver a copy. . Mr; lllld Mrl- E Hiirrlai rml.
8 .8) ,BP 9 9 S " I dents of KIkIii. are registered at
JVUl'W UiW II III
The Kufrve Klntcli meet Fri
day fternon at tlj home of ills.
Vincetf fainter.
III! Ill llllllll
ritLU unur.
LABOR NEEDS
Students who take their meals in
a very modest boavdnrc house in the been used. For one-half nriie Call
ljitin Quarter had a similar surprint 2702 Fourth. l-:(i-!!n
recemiy. as me serving woman, a
heap. Canned huikle
s and prunes. Phone
1-2U-S!t
Korth PowArr Sli-r-i limit.
V. J. i'oratroni. ymmirinit North
Powder merchant, n in I.a lirnit
today tranaai'tiin soinv basilica.
iHuttiK Ilia sttf y lie la rmiBti-red at
tbe t'uWf hotel.
SIoio Di-ruonHMOlimis-
Mr. D. W. Alney ill uiahe heT
celebrate pancakes nnd Kerr's
ItolleA Oats (temoiiM ration t the
County Operative store on Joi fir
street Friday au! Saturday.
Will Meet i Tiilay
Tbe rarenta-Teifcchern anHuriatinn
of tb Kiverla i hol wiil meet t'lt
day afternoon at 2: 31 o'clock.
Flgiu T.aily la Town
Mias Kute 1,'onU'y. nlm makes
Iter home at Klgin, arrived in La
Uramle reaterituy and la tofuiua
at tlic Summer. .
Hero from .M1oiirt
S. A. Murr arrived in I.a Grande
last nli;Iit on So. II) from .Moun
tain Grove. Missouri. Ho will visit
here with his brother, J. J. Murr.
lor about two weeks.
I'l'losl hood .Meeiinu
The regular monthly stake priest
hood meeting of the It. S. church
ill bo held at the tabemacl here
ou tfunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
(iocs to Siauintt,
Mr, i. 3t. Buchanan left this
imnalna: for Nampa, Idaho, here
shu aill visit with frlands and
relatives for a short lime. She aas
acconinaiueo. by her littla sou, lius-ter:
1 Hho
BiowV
Dr. BiowV flChiroprtclor, West Mdg.
Visits Knft Hcrp-
Mr. O. W. Macrabf ffufnil to
her ho mi In IIoie Idaho, this
morn inR after tprndinic a delightful
vUit with Uer son, Capiuiii J. M.
Buchanan ut ihe lui ol Salvation
Army.
T Visit in Piirtlanit"-
Mr. nud Mrs. Koy MillurinR mid
thrir little tlHUKhtr, Krunre.
b(.nr(1id Nv 17 this morning hound
for Portland, where they will Bind
somt time vltitiuK n ith Air. uud
Mrs. GeoiK Todd of that city.
years; second, a larRo number or
detailed farm-accounting records
ohich hovo beeu uMnble(k 1 ti co
operation with sevorul agricultural
uxpcriuient stations.
Labor and material requfrui9nta
lio the acre are reported tor corn.
corn siluae, cotton, oh eat, oaU.
barley, ryo, praln awrahume, field ;
beun8, potatoes, snaar beets, tobac-t (By Anaocialcd rrcaa)
co, apples, and hay, and fe mis-j ANN AKBOlt, MicK-, Jn. (.
fllMiiantiA finld rrnim. In nhtalnina . lIarutiranraffH Uv oithcr totfll or Dftrtinl
tlx nriKin;il i.porfts rnm ftlilch the hliiiHnoss-. fniii mnn are obtalninrr ni11"" ine mwk ud1 lixiures oi ii.irry
Uible-s In the bulletin
repreefntative
efo aelectfal for tho atudiea. Thua, art making records envied by thwse
tlu fiwuri' Riven for rach of these with normal eyesight, according o
regions re directly applicable to University professors.
many other districts where aaricul-. 'Although no special means are em
ISarb fnun Natcin
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Haun and lit
tle son. Uillle, returned from Salmi
la-t niglit aii-l spent the -niulit In
La U rand tt en route to their home
in Loatlne.
UiaTiii frim IHirlluntt
Mr. und Mrs. F. I1. Hroofct sDnt
last niftht lu La Grande en route
I ti their home in Pleasant Valley
They have been viaitfng in Fort-
laud with fiienda and relatives and
also a tt eliding to aome business.
Mr. IJroDka Is an engineer on the
O.-W.
TuIIey Uctnnm Home
Mrs. Jiiine 'A. 'Pulley returned
to her home in Wallowa this moni
ioK after ivisiTlni? at the (mine of
Mr. and ilra. G. A- McNes on 2114
Adams.
To Visit hick Mother
Mrs. Stella Anthony and her a.m.
John Anthony, Jr., left yesterday
mornliiK on a visit with relatives at
The Dalles and also to be at the
bedside of Mr. John W'uAa who is
dangerously .11 and in a erltical
condition.
t'lecliN to llv t nion-
The Clerks are plauniiiK on jour
neying over to Union next Wwlnes
(biy and doiuK battle with tho Le
gion basketball team. It is possible
that the Hi-Y banketball team will
also make the trip on Saturday and
contest the L'nion hitf h school sec
oud team.
Hath to MkIu
L. Denharn and d:UKhtor, Jean,
returned tto their home in lfci"
thtu luoriiing :,rter spendini; a short
time in La Grande on 'bushiest. Mr.
Jen hum is roniinentfly roimei-ted
with several enternriscs in his home
town.
Lenvea for Siilem
Mrs. M. M. Chavnuati and her
dauuhter, Oda, left this morning
on No. 17 for , ,81 em,' where they
mal:e their home. They 'have been
visitinir in K liter prise and Joseph
for : abort time and report a do
liKhtt'nl visit.
Here frttm UnMowa
Scott McGlaran, prominent. Wal
lowa resident, is spending the day
visiting with Mrs. Albert C'urreyV
sister. He will return to his home
tomorrow morning. He registered
at the Koley hotel last niht.
iI-ilK
vi; iva lAi in i i iu iT
S1AVH MV)NXALsK SALAD
JiKSSINt.
i:t txNivte ri'.tJiT ad
N. A. DESILET
.Minister an l rolleeinan
W. A. Hilderson comes to Port
land front North Powder, -where i
niinltHr ha 4 been made town mar
t-bal with the understanding that
the preacher-policeman clean up the
place, A standard Industry of
North Powder is the cutting of ice
for the Vulon Pacific system. Mr.
Milderhun in at the Imperial. Ore
gouiun. i
DANCE
xt TIMK
fcr:rt.U, MifcIC UK.Xir:MKJiT
rlulni'il.v B'l lic'.tiivi n Away
Hvi'iy TiiMcjy Mh.
Mlirn I)Huik' t'-V-ry Sdunliy '
H
REXMALL
N. A. Deailey Manager .
riri' itmiis iii I'tuinmic
This nioinlnA a harn, owned hy
a Mr. Stultify, at. Kriiitdalo, oailnlit
firu from some unknown reason
and was practically idt'stroyod. On
ly out- ,'ni if the ham was navi.'d
I nu rows and othT nto-k wure
ruAruiil hut ahtiut lua i-hti'k(.na and
coiii(iHrahli fprtl wan hurucii. The
lu.sa is not known as it ihut will
auiouiit tti M'V'ial hiiudred ditllara.
! I'frrjr, Delbert Irwin, "Ceo. C I'ar-
on, Ray R. Wneelnr, BaltlliiB Tif
fany. Mr. Grandy declared that Mr.
Eiuabiner had told him. at tho time woman of middle Ki', who worn far-'FOR SA
of the match "under fire last niKht nicnt.i could not conceal her dintin-l berries, pi
iuui ub exuecieu 10 ti'1' " cui"- iifuisneu appearai'ce, approached a'. U3-K. ,
illusion. ,, jtable, a young nifl atudent suddenly! N-
The petitioners did not prove their arose, knelt on one kliee and kissed FIRST rtiASH
aii avauauie uaia couceruiuc uie vuniKes iu me city comiuis-iion uiiu u ine neiii oi uie wauress auron. ine eu i rxini ur
labor mid material reuulred for the was deciditd that in order to be fail student had recoirniied her as a form- Co. '
production of the more Important in. every respect the members of th- er lady in waiting of the Kussian
field crops thus far 'tabulated by boxing commission should be mviteu court.
the United States Department of to appear at the next meeting t"
Agriculture have now been siimmar-1 present the facts from its side.
ized and published in Department! Members of the city comnnsLio'!
Bulletin luuu. In briuKlng these intimated thia nAirning that they
data together tho department has would drop the matter of the petition
bnsed its findings upon two sources presented to them last night but hav
of Information: First, enterprise- made no announcements as whom
survey records covering the more , they will appoint in tho place of the
Important fSrrn crops which have retiring boxing commissioners.
been obtained during the past ten
New. Beautiful colorings. Never Ison's fo the benefit of the lied Cross
Thrift Kaon. l-27-2t
FOR RKNTVKirnishcd
Call Main 7uf
apartment.
l-JM-ti
i'KK sized coal, deliver-
l;l.00. J. 1). Lynch
l-2B:tf
l.KADKUS AH RUSTED.
(By Atsociatcrl Pras.)
CAIRtj, Jan. 26. Four Nationalist
FOR SALLVTvA sectional oak book
cases. t.'alitl708 N aveuuc aft"i
4:00 o'dock.Nj 1-26-H
dlOICftPPEl
MEK AT SCHOOL!
party leadeis who signed a maoifesto
lll-rrinir Ktrvtil i nrt c I,, ..IahI tin atti.
mue yi uoii-co-operaiion against ir.c
English have been arrested. Tho ar
rest.of the four other signatories to
the manifesto has been ordered. The
nativinewspaper Elomnh, which pun
lished Hho document, has been sui
peiidcU
CUOKEDVFtiOl) SALE.
The G. I. AAl ldics vU hold
cooked food sale vnlurday at Pattiy sjock
FOR RENT Six-room modern house,
at 140(1 T avenue. Inquire at 1408
T avenue l-2(i-:itD
FOR SAI5E--Selected Tillumook coun
ty iiair calves, irom high gratis
cows malfuig :j(u) lbs. of fat or but
ter in covXtest
by puie-bieV)
particulars atad
A. Rowe, 63
landT Oregon.
ng associations and
'gistered sires. For
prices, writ Frank
ourth street, Tort
Dealer In dairy
UiG-'t
iInew today
Tho undersinVed will receive hids
rns irom wuicn mo blindness, lour men are ouuuning n , -
lletla trr arepured. ; higher education at the University of j Sanderson of SunjmewiUt, Orefon, up
arvaa or irealou Michigan, and despite their condition l'ebruary (Hh, V'- Inventory may
r thn alnliiM Tfcna. r. nlakinir ,ecnT,rS en.ied bv th,.se w "een at La OnAdo National Haak.
tural conditions are flimllar.
l-2(i-'.lt.
V. L MEYKRS.
As.-ignee of liarry Sanderson.
ployed by the faculty to assist these
The dala given In the tsblel may students, the four are being aided hy
bo used In ,t u ways. In the first : teachers and fellow students in dev
place, by applyinQ current prices ioua ways. Friends read to them and
for labor, cd. fertiliser, and other take notes for them in the various
materials 'to the uiuntlty reuulre-: lectures.
merits, the apuroiiiuatc cost of pro- One of the most notable of the quar- i
ducluft a crop may be calculated, et in Germ G. Ensing, of Holland. '
The tarmer lio is rondiictloa hla Michigan. Mr. Ensing is totally blind,
wora In a buslnesallke ay fre- yet is obtaining an education in ma-,
queitfly deslr to mske estimates chine shop work. He has developer'
of this charactrr. If a crop which a Point system for taking notes on i
he has used extensively In the past lectures courses and expects to lie
does not promise -ell, on account come a teacher at some schonl for th1 1
of an unfavorable market outlook, blind when he completes his coutsr
a few calculations will enable him this year. He is aided in his rcadin?
to estimate probable results with by his wife, who has cum here to re- j
the new combinutlouR which appear side.
to be practicable. ! Ned Smith of Detroit, a freshman. I
In the second place, quantity ro- is preparing for law and is regarded
qulrciiicnts may be applied In ru- al one of the most ambitious students
adjusting the enterprises of the at the University. He goes about the
farm us a whole. With this In-, campus unassisted, feeling his way.
formation available, the operator Friends read to him and copy lectures,
can obtain a clear Idea of his labor Smith's life ambition is to study medi
requireinents at different seasons, cine.
and congestions may be avoided by i John Bezlock, of Detroit, a snpho
duveloplng the farm plan In such more, is practically blind, being unable
a manner as to distribute the man to read. His friends nssist him in ob
labor and horse labor uniformly, tnining a literary education.
From a farm organization stand- J. M. Caldwell, of liu'iana, Pa., to
point, therefore, thesa basic factors tally blind, entered toh University last
have proved to be eirwdlnaly valu- fall as a means of "passing the dark
able. ; hours," as he expresses it to friends.
The bulletin, which was compiled He employs two readers in the ari
by L. A. Moorhouse und O. A. Jure, demic course he is taking.. ,
is now ready for distribution under Each of the four entered the Uni-
the name, '"Labor and Material He- vcrsity after being afflicted.
quirenients of iKield Crops." Cop-' h J- .
Ins may he had free by addressing . General KisSe8 IIlS
'V ?l,risVvl",,,I.,r' Chauffeur in Paris
v.
FlU SALE Two AxminatM' Rugs
OLD TIME
DANCE
Itslern If Ym Like
i:.(il,KS' IIAI.I,
Kir it Sat unlay Xiglit
Ch'an (Viwds, ;ool I''Ihi and
'the ut MIHo by UWs
On li.ili n.
If youyonii: Itmrc. you'll
iMialii.
Tl. kcts Sl.l, li lulling l.uneli
ai stix, t'..ritf:i,i, ai.i.fx
ton.
C.
ALL MEMBERS OF
BOXING COMMISSION
HAVE NOW RESIGNED
(By Associated Press)
PARIS, Jan. 2. PaBnersby on th
boulevards were surprised recently t
90c distinguished looking man fall
on the back of n tnxicnb driver an 1
kiss him on both checks, the regula
tion salutation between Russians. The
i passenger was a Russian admiral and
commission will in ny way taWc tho chauffeur w-;ts a former Russ.."
part in any runtust. The UnxinR I vn?r? . cclcbratcil during the first
commbnion took 50 per cent of tho ' Pcnod of the war now oarn.ng-h.s
(Continued from pas one.)
V- tr.tt v, f., . tJH Plu.
f v. r.'IO- !naia
Ut Uiu.i r tV Altai Kp A fa-IV,
Ur fulUIV l.al(, iidv.
,f-:. '
LAre
You wouldn't put em hobid-es
to run a foot race
Then why load up art hanii;aoX5 for
the day's work?
A good deal of hrrti, unwisely chosen,
does weigh th body down aral cir tho
digvition, and dull the brain.
Why put oi the htjfablps?.
Grape-Nuts lis a hneakfa&k or hmch
time dish for tliose wlio want food effi
; ciency, and mindlond body efficioncy.
'
Qppe-Nuts Satisfafi and nourishes.
It delights the taste. It is ready to servo
' wheneter you ares ready to cat. And it
digests easily, quickly and completely
leaving no handfcap of heaviness and
drowsiness j
Grajxj-Nuji ttie ftxxj fjr h.eaUh
tmd action,
"There's a Reason"
Made hy Posluin Cereal Company, Inc., Battle Creok, Mich.
Sold by good grocers everywhere!
We1
Sole Acents
FoA
SHELBY
MAZDA
LAMPS VJ
L&L.DRU6G0.
I 11
IS DECLARED
receipts of tho lat flaht."
Thfl followliii; BlKiialurL'S -ro nf
fljod to the liwtltion: O. W. l'ar
soin. Orlas DUon, S. H. Foia-ood.
C. A. Stuphcnaiin. W. II. Allen. ('.
M. Cook. I,. V. i Yoiiiik. W. (!. Klls
wortli, H. A. Green. A. C. Nelson,
Cllrirt Nelson. Win. W. l.atliHin, O.
Hfllvpy. W. V.'. Graham, II. Mr
Innls. P. H. Stranufins. C. A. Cllls
er, J. K. I.ane. V. .1. Mohmil, O.
C. Hilton. T. II. Goussctt. W. II.
living by drivinjr a tnxirab.
Bring in Your Feet!
LtP us fit you in a
pair of
'Toot-Fitters"
will cniivinic you that
nv prifc on shofH
w n Iii liv hit v tAtnv
pri,.
Thr ftliiwii SImh hi
no lvfVil T'i- Iri.-i.
JanuaWSai ?riC69
Clint's ClbtfaF
j The Stoe Vft$ a &n-
liivlileiiil on thi-ir e.talilialit'd baH-1
is f M per t i'itt ti-r uiiiiiini aa ili(- j
rlarwl by tilt tlirei ttirH or the I'tilou
Savlnt; and l.o;in afroriatieri Iti u j
tnct'tilitf liii lat neck in tUe nf-
In . I. Portland the .IIUiIhimI belnt, !
4 Jii-T iflit to cover the lineal alx
Mioiitn perloil cniling on the 13tb
4ot thin mnoth.
nliMtutiilaticmx were eicliuuljcii
Hy the tiffticra uri the progrciiR
in.i.l" iliirlnii I'".'!, which 'ioed(
an tmrcasc or a -Bits rrinn $181..'
h;i 11 on Dei ember III, l'lHII, to
4I.!2N 6S on Deicuiher :i1t l.iHt '
Ai onlitiK til the moat ixllablo Btd
tlatiia btriin,iiili from ntat und'
national rcpmta on the hl-'orv at
nllinir anil limn niain tationa .
thinuahntit the. fiuteil Stolen, this,
oreuun aioi intion haa broken all
Aiucrti an rerunla fur rapid and sub-1
4t mint Kruffth. I '
The aamatatinn la ft atrlrtly mu-'
tiMt iirtranlzatlun owned and on-
trolled 'b Ita membera Tie offt-t
i era at I'oprad l. Olmm. Iirenldent, I
It J. KlikwiKid, vice preaidint and!
ttnerdl manager; L. 4. cttldd, a.
ctetrttt, lpat K. Itonen, aimtatant
sft.ir;, unit Anthun Ktfcern
'fJ-8 8 atv tMhon Slorn
K. o. CJ'45oo. 'S U-mtf
.1. S i;.OMn.,6f 8 8 a Ho &
. li. mid., 4. iikoOil iieO
C. Htiilil ) o
Partner, Wanted
1
t bavis more wora abfail of
me flinlf I embiinille, l-per-leiire
nffl meitial-.v 1' 7nl
bitve plenty' ofjpei nml iibllily
to learn. V t'Orlontty aeekera
lic'p auiiy. V-
TAVI.UIl'H At Tl MlT
bHOP
ir Ht.
This monument, erected to th memory or Joseph'
Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, ia a
combination of classic and modern ideas in monument
work.
CfCl7,Cif'r have mads profound
7flen8rtjI.fF0ty gtudy of monument building,
8na an oraer piaeea in cur
mumu. is sura 10 receive raun
ful, mUlligent execution.
We WU1 Gladly
Famish Egtiaratea
Jue Mountain
arble & Granite
PAGER'S AUTO .
PAINTING SHOP
t
. fam ji s ivs
MPlH Ul l;l)tt l:i I'lllCH,
II' Kill HVK Vol K ('Ait
rklMKD NOW.
geoIfager
' IlealibVi' I'lione 1M7J
1004 GTccnwood Street
H X ,
I'; p g i
I PI ;
k Company.
liSiSM. 1502 S Ave. l& GriBde. Or.
A-R.G-A.D-IL
TODAY FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY
wsmmw
'Mai K
- Y.1 1
A FIRST
NATIONAL
ATTRACTION.
John M. Stahl's
amazing .produc
tion with
Lewis Stone
Barbara Castleton
William Desmond
And Little Dick
Kcadrick, the wonder-child.
The
Child
1 jr
I Gave st
Me"
I.
0U Tvme Dance
mv.nr . " at
.MbHT mhU
.glMB ta h'tff olO ff?Q
altio t,oil - T'OiOioo fa
oa, Rer.oflidlctoe eofl
W nft.i. Guvcrni jJ bO
CQji.OOuliOo.io'ln tl-
0 R, J. P6Vers
. KLEAN KUT KASH
'.: GR0CEBY--
"to
a a
a
II. '
Prcsh, Bread, Cookies, OofcRuw, ItcfjuSii 1&lq
;;table3andJ'ruit3in03Ga!ion -
I :
Phono Main 2o
0
L 7
Jellftis, Jam3, Preserves
Caoined fruits and Meat3
Ajsortsd Candies
II. II. HUG, of Elgin, Prop.
v
science.
1103 Adaaal Af
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