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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1922)
m GT?A"NDE EVKNTNW OBSERVER TW1ht, Fflirunrr 7, 10:22 -TUB LAKCiKKT OHAIX DEPARTMENT. -b'iOKE OIWJAMZATIO.N IS THK WOUIU- PAH PI TCTOTTT T11L1 Tlx.' ''Stati'.' is a regular lie only lictici' iiiucli lictlcr. I) conn's jilirauy tiVrt and stays tied a snap and it is on and ii has a neat appearm-i: not ll'ijic found in an ordinary tic. Coin.' in and it is better. .Ji't us prove, to you'lt Moderate hit 1 .....50c to$2.00 WESTENHAVER5 GILBERT 1309 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore. OR UCENSES Secretary of State lyozcr lias Alrcadv Issued Over 77,000 Auto' Permits This Yea r. GO SALKM, Feb. 7. All applications for 1U22 motor vuhielo lieunaea that tturw hi correct form upon being re ceived by tho secretary of statu hud been f ijfsd when tho Htute depart ment concluded J In day'B biiHUiCJs at 5 o'clock' tonight. Sam Kozcr, secretary of state, reported that n total of 77.G7H 11 tt'HHOfi had been issued, for which thre wtifl received approximately I2.0U0.OUU. All application! which are properly made out hereafter will be mailed by tho secretory of at a to on thu day they aro received. Tho Hecretary of state and offi cials of IIih traffic department wore in conference here tonight with re lation to fixing tho date for strict enforcement of the motor vehicle lawn as they relate to lirentie plates. Announcement of the last day of grace to be extended motor vehicle , owners who have not yet obtalner jthoir Jfi22 licenses probably will be mado Monday or Tuesday of next Two of Pagan Tribe Killed in Philippines uk Keductlon of employes in tho mo- members tor vehicle department will be made iinohotf In; soon ub-tho thousand of appli- Island ol catioiiH for licenses received at the uHUbbtu Umutrr? Aiitnuui)il i-I trv Mc nr.linir tS n ilisDMtrh .Inn IVrtV'Hn tYiU uary L' 1 to Governor Oueral Wood of the tribesmen had "n tl Ulvtr- 'onubuljry Sergeant Maguo Krut ; t?. Tte ci from the constah PA$ti, Wa-th... Fti. ?. :er- alary wa.usi'.nU'r. Krutto was slain tary W-ii uf tli chamlwr of eoni-'by MUoatto UkUn by order of nien-e rrjurecd Saturday taut u Dutti Tjcilt. proiitnt of the Waloa utomobiJ had cruHHud tlin OjI tii.iuirtiw'.ity. Several hours later but rivw between K.ua'vn-k wl MiiiUa S.U1 fr? ronslabu I'a.Hdi on t!i.i ii-H, tins beuu tJl !ary 7-1:1 4rr-vt. Tav.S first ti:H that sucli a fat bat bu &;.:'. f:r j:?a".c to stab ptrforim'd ut this point o far a it '.'n'Kj)a j-7 fit k-iowii h'r", WHh said h a u WurtoiKi 'ii.m: ? "'i.- Ei.an istonmised that' tut fornt Ut jk oinimw r-rnn.j -jii W j'ti.ta. th uam of tlie drtvur. whn ffti mat" to P'MitUeUm and rjinHr-K ;ijj l to rihl: tho iungwr nt rro m :.ie in tu paying ttm - hrx tHiiHMt t :4ttiu ac row f.l:w nrr it nil. ..:;-;;!- The ti-rnei until liavi ;' for sami- firne ic. Mt'" ice Uns titii than at .iflv j'oint Ilif biar.d. Ulxtlii ;4 heniu 'MU-inaiMi a brr-ak up t h i:e- .itiovw ;n- I!. N.. iTliiii! fill"" HMH'.r tin- ntv, !nit it n nnf. - L 1 1 n t J : : f -'f.i ,!;.!: to .i it c mnt 'lit!Uin:i .ntov the . IV briiiau ;'iui iN e 'iRjc.n bnilne, a the ol.niiM t ,:i rjo iwjineise to :nakc t!i!;t metnnu m'tc ttiable. ' ? Mindanao, were killed by coiislab- Portland office are chocked over. i ui.s woi k prouamy win require about' two weeks. FRENCH FIRST TO DRY FARM ia UMTjii-1; 'tit- n.u. .:TTt - 'a: i in- !'tvm- it. '":itT: m wen .iiM-- urn. Tt" - i:!j.-.-t: rsn-i Ml. li'f r. ii .i i.t : ir" t: Tr::M'!i C u "t"3;iil Jn" ih'- 6 U T'liU- hjk " .Lir. -f-ri::v--t!--firl.f i.i't a lit J-i-s r. '-n. it :'..n r, M -- r 'IT fey To lire the rrsat?st nsmTr f''i M nappmesa. , ' f mfortal'l vconnt in this fcj hanlcSill make irsriossible for you to livNJiu-i wi.y. AYe invite an4n.siiiWs firms and individuals nerliua help ful banking service to call and consult with our officers. i-ViX PAY 47. i0.t lunf , LA OKANDE NATIONAL DANK LA GRANDE, ORE- SOUND-RELIABLE -T RGGR ESSIVF. MLMIiCR FLDERAL I RESERVE S-H.E Y.'S TODAY and WEDNESDAY -Vr . ! O 'TH: BAIT" A Maurice iWrneur A pictift thafl5p;is ith npnyery,travcl3 a tlirill and a heart-thvac a minute, ,- ends witli a hapljy surprise--thato? "TheBait." c ALSO A COMEDY O o OAI.I.AS, Texas, Feb. 7. The first dry farming in Texaa Is be !ivd by older residents he)re to have been attempted fiiiccesHfully west of Uatlas. fncid nut ally. iSfrt it van attempted ba:i been :z,tA to b land with valuable de tood for ma kins cement. Yhe hs never had the appear-Tf- f ?xJ farm lanl. T r--nt of the land for i.- :r 7 1 ? w a undertaken by t ;. ? cf FrRii political refu f w : fo;i! J a colony Just wr :J irth of what Is now 4.1'! vt i i ii:ff. a part of Dal u,K dry farmirj: was by I, 1 'tuii i wis :o bad fdeaH the cir T!u-s. lachnllni; ir..i c'a)' eood for i;-r-rsce with fondi- .r.v.reJ In the nt. w 1 f . - ; " : of farmiiifT. an d rr. ciu.i the colon--.i:j.S(iy abandon their pro it.slv isioved into Pallas, ovft rel"ny tame to l)al- .'.i f in IS 55. Tinder the lead- rt'.:.l? Victor I'rosjM-Y Con:ider i: t. M (?.n' KTVk. ffir whom Cnn i r jE in ItUrj is tin med, i fry t;ji t writh Considerant. . Te rol5.iv run listed of political f M l;-v-s from Kranre, most of i ?i''rif h r Tur n who had dlstln i -i'u-d th-rnHt vh in politics or i' r.i They F-Hi i on the hill it Ial!a.s which 1s called West--n HeiM 1 a n1 which was then known uh Flanders lMphts. The, iIon1."t took up ariiulture and built hoi:.:e? (-f stuff qnarrit'.l from ; the hilin. Only two or three houses still stand mid t !- a,rc in a tlilapi-d.it-'d condiMan. On of the colnnifita was K, He tno;td. who u us fit med as scientist .irul spent the greater part of his life d':velopitii the possibilities in the fm illations of those western liill.t. He niiiile pottery and cement and terra cotta and various other thinus from the materials found there. It was said to be due to bin efforts that Iho existence of nold in imyiiig (tiiiulltieH in the hills ;ia (lUrovered. but It was found to be more profitable to make ce ment tliiiu to separate the jlnld. Another lneinber of the colony was Kev rchon, who was famed as a naturalises anil wrote many books on this subject. Ajunssiz was his hit i m ale friend and oileti v is! ted him on Western Heluhts. Other members of the colony Im-hnled .lean llarbler, J. 11. Louuk and L. t1. lH'sshint. The first dry farinini: in Tas was practiced by the French col ony, it was said, and the first dry farmer in the colony was Kemond. He Is said to have raised a ;ood i-orn nop whlt-b had only one rain from the time it was planted until it matured and the rain was in May. Potential vesourct'i of the West ern Heights country were pointed out in articles written for The Dallas News by Kemond. lie claim ed that it bad splendid slays fur pottery inHkltip; and simitar work and wonderful shale for n'tmnt. Exceptional Corset Values Our'. Own Black-Boned Models WOMEN appreciate style, comfort and good wearing quality in low-priced Corsets. The tyack boning we use costs eighty per cent more than the ordi nary paper-covered Rteel boning, but this highly desirable feature makes our Corsets more resilient and therefore more serviceable. At the same time, the style-lines are those so much desired. There are no Corsets more com fortable. Being made exclusively for our stores, we take pride in recommending them to our patrons as possessing the utmost in Corset-worth obtainable (or the money. "Lady-Lyke" (Back Lace) Corsets . 98c ' DM 4m 111 mi "Lady-Lyke" 98c NOTE OUR VINDOW DISPLAY "La Verne" (Front Lace) Corsets $1:49 r i .an Verne" Corsets are made of tfotiK, serviceaWe r':ut" pooy cloth. A Black-boning, as described above, front clasps are covered cm end with extra cloth to keep from cutting through. The skirt hooks are extra heavy, the eyelets of good quality, the hose supporters are extra long. I'.aeh Corset is hand-laundered and inspected three times before packing in boxes. A lacer is included with each Corset. r ' ' i Other Models, $1.98, $2.98, .$3.98 and $4.98 'LaVeme"r-$1.49 hw f Girl's Shoes Service Comfort Economy THE shoes for girls, missr and children, you buy at this J. C. Penney Co. store arc attractive and comfortable on growing feet. They are made for real ser vice and will give the most in wear for your money. Black Cun Metal and All Mahogany Shoes, for f;irls, misses and children, ure style, imitation tip, half double McKay sole, English lost. Sizes 8.4 to 10H $2 .19 .Sizes 12 to 2 2 .69 .. Sizes2$to7.... 2.98 (.Block Cun Metal and All m ........ R.. Stit-nhrtnurn . Shoes, for growing girls .misses and children, button ; style, imitation tip, two full soles, Foot Culture last.'' Sizes6Mto8....J1.69 Sizes 8) to 11 1.98 Sizes 12 to 2.. . 2.39. Many Other Styles In j Stock, All At Real Econo i omy Prices, Fashionable New Suits Late Spring Models V W! E call attention at this time to our fascinating display of Spring's newest Suits. It presents the new box, ripple, tailored and semi-tailored creations with trimmings of self-straps, stitching and embroidery. Truly re-' markable values at $24.75 to $34.75 The workmanship, tailoring and quality of the materials in these charming Suits aro of that character customarily found in garments priced much higher. We aro particularly fortunate in being able to provide these extraordinary values and are confident they will be eagerly welcomed. All Late New York Styles' , Chic Coats for Spring nart, Serviceable Fabrics rKIBURS. Polaire Cloth, Chinchillas and Bolivias in the newest sport effecs as well as for street wear. In Ltans and lhe colorful sport shades. The fashionabl materials make these new nring Coas highly desirable at 6.75 to $24.75 They u'e lit' ted or loose back; some trimmed with siraptitiLching or buttons, new pocket .r" effects, etc. Kithor lined thruout, halt lined or unlincd. Lengths 30 to 45 inches. The high character of workmanship in these Coats make them particularly attractive and serviceable. ,i - "All Late New York Styles ; U ITT " ' WW 1 mccall . m ii w&mv 1 1IOM PATTERNS SI m to W J&AfegW----' if WWW-'fiM bai " incorporated WA 312 DEPARTMENT STORES McCALL Spring Quarterly HUGE SUM E DISAPPEARED (Uy AKStn'latd' Trews) SKHfllYKVO. ftu.sslii, Feb. 7. The f IJOO.OoO.flOO treasury of. the Cathedral of tho Trinity tunnuatiiry of St. Sorjclus. has dlsiippouroil., Uod soldliM-s now usu us u barracks the buildings of what was once ropinl ed us the -rlclmut and most .famous convent of all the Husslns. save pos sibly that at Kiev. Tliero nro but live monks left In tho monastery. Killem others have removed a nilln and a halt distant to th church nt C.ethseinanc, ut Chernlgovskaya iMoiher of Uod I. where they have fomidiyl an liumblo coniuiiine and till' Die soil.' The other monks who "flved at this vast religious ineccn. tu which yearly came 100.000 pIlKriins, have boon scnttercd. Tho monks vcmaininK nt the monastery show tho churches to the few visitors. . The monastery is classed as a national soviet mu seum. No service Is held within tho celebrated churches. LOVE NOTE IS FOUND FROM MISS MINTER Monthly by Optain of Dotectivcs David L. Adams, "We have never seen it' he Kaid. "We've had a lot of reports about it and if it existed it has disappeared. We havcihad no definite reports that it belongrU-to any actress or woman. We tto not know that it had any in itials upon it, or other marks of iden- ti Scat ion, but we are going- to look foAit today." - FcVr hary 10th, last day to pay wiiterVent without a penalty. 2-7-3t Something new in Valentines at Newjin Book & Stationery Co. . - M-28-tf (Continued from Page One.) silken underwear unknown in a man's wardrobe. Mystery Cown I'sed. According to Tiffany's story tu the police, Sands said his curiosity was aroused, so he folded the garments jin a "trick" manner and, noting the 'way they were folded the next day, f became convince) the director did no; ikeep them in his apartment for sen timental reasons. ' Police are looking 'for the woman's pink silk nightgown, it was declared OcliX S Wour TT EvH t Where COMPLET Credit Is Good se It OME FURNISHER f )-' . " I-!. A ... ia Sri's OIM'l..S'U rV. 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