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Wpfl'iipsflay. Ft'brnarv 8, 1022 gtande tfVF.vi.Nr. otisf.uver PAfij-3 fivf, Local iNews in Brief. m np iLu uu Lumniu Still Huntiris; Perfect Back 11 civ i mm Hood Itlvor T. H. Hooper, Hood Itiver buBl- J(( 5lf 3ft 3t Sit Jl Any La Grande siAscriber to rt '. the Observer who does not receive his paper by 8 o'clock in the cv- i- ening, please call Western Union, X: Main 24, and a special messenger At Siivuy will deliver a copy. , yre( c. Hamilton, who hails Hum man Is a visitor In La Grande l4VlJIV.St'llt altVCS to UlT today. He Is at the Summer. i 1 , . , . :!- COMING EVKNTS. v It I'eli. !). 8 p. m., in high school -1-r!- auditorium, Dakcr-I,u tlrunde 'v debate. 'r. Feb. 10. 8:15 p .m in hiffh ! school auditorium, Lieurance ' It Orchestra undtr Lyceum man- ! tIt airement. ri ft IK MS IK SuinuiervUle, Is In La Claude' toduy ;aiil Is registered at the Savoy. j liuiiiv ami Austria tuv Nominated y the Pivsi-dent. KiHol-pi lo Lady I .Miss Alice Ueiinie, of Kuterprise, is a La Urumle visitor today. She Bte(1 Tuslllv uy i-rrisldent HardliiK (By Aniioeiattd Preas WASHINGTON. Keb. t. Diplo matic representatives to (lermauy. Austria and Hungary were uotnln is sluppiug at thu Savoy hotel. C'ooUIk 0iernteil Oil O. F. Coo'lliljio. underwent an operation at tho tiraiidu Hondo hos pital yesterday. Ho Is doing uullo well ut present and soon expeits to bo lompletely recovered. Here fruiii rortland S. A. Anderson, of Anderson JJrotliers ot Portland, arrived in La Grando yesterday on No. IM. He Is here on business. On Htato Labor C'omniisf,ioit C. H. tlium, of Salem, la regis tered at the Foley today. He Is a member ot thu State Labor Com mission and is in La Grande ou of ficial business. "y . i is Hero from Kuterprise t'arl Lludqulsi, who lives at En terprise, is in La tiraudu today at tending to some business. During his utay he Is stopping at the Foley. t Scout Meet INi.sl polled . The meeting of Uoy Scout off!' ials and scouts to prepare a pro- Alanson I!. Houghton of New York j being selected us ambassador to i Germany; Albert Henry WashbiiBii of Massachusetts as minister to i Austria, and Theodore llrentano of Illinois as minister to Hungary. j I Tho president also sent to the scnuto the nominations Fred llor- l is Deal ing of Missouri, ut present ' assistant secretary of state, to be minister to Portugal, and Itoy T. Davis of Missouri, to be minister to Costa Itiea. Confirmation by the senato of the nominations of Messrs. Hough ton, Washburn and Dreutano, and presentation by them of letters of I' U V X.4e ft 4 4 h y. "7 I was filled with friends of tho dead I man and with other pet sons. Of the many prominent picture people whose i names have been brought into the investigation, Miss Normand waa the only one in alien Jimce, but almost i everybody olse in filnulom attended. . Mho scaich lor Hie must iK-autiiul back in tiw world ban extenttoa from Chicago and New York to Hoaton. Dr. Kendnck Smith. Bo.ton osteopath. Is shown rncasuinig some of tho latest laudldau tor tha ,J100I) prize offered by the o.itcopaths. Starving Pheasants To Be Fed .by the Sportsmen in Valley ' Didnt Love Him. ! (Ily Amocmtrd Preia) ! LOS AXUKLKS Keb. 8.-tt!nbel Normand, film actress, who wu among the last persons to see William , Desmond Taylor, director, alive, made a number of declarations "on her word of honor" to inowsjKiper interviewers j yesterday I "Were you ever in lovo with Tay lor?'1 they asked her. I "Not in tho way one means when jh u.es the expression in 'lovo'; on my word of honor, no," she said, "(iot j it straight. Our f ricni'khip was bas ed on comradeship and- understand ing." "Did you kaiow any woman wh might havo been jealous of you who might havo loved Taylor?" "On my word of honor, no." ' Or any nlnn who might have been CIIAMIIKKLAIN'S COL'liH EDY AIDS NATL'KE, KBM. Medecincs that aid nature lira al ways most effectual, Chambvrlain'a Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It allays the cough, relieves the lungs, aids expettoratiun, opens the secre tions and aids nature tn restoring tho system to a healthy condition. Thou sands have testified to its good ipial ities. Tri it when you havi a cough or cold declared that Sands was the only per son whoso arrest the police were seek ing in connection with the case. False Clues. An incident of the day in the search i -in " iu i. i, ..,.i-.i C-ali, Heing Uoug,,, by C,. .a . of honor no " lta,riS or,,:,rBU",,',,"r 1"" turne.,'out tU ? W1 b' b'Mnled" ga dnic atlon ot ,ii nit i s, ...pait ment liou.-o, who soon convinced prli ni(, you evor hr of ,hemr : iiiu iiiLtia uv a iiui, me nuiii vtnni-i The WUiz, Fin and KU'otfout club cd. Another "Sati-B" credence to tho governments to 0f La Grande is endravorinc to iiocaieti in linin, ixm., urn cnidais in ir in fdr Annivnrsitrv Work hits wliirh thov nm tn hrV urrrnrlitnH. - mul ai-rniinninonig in riil thu been postponed until after the ro- will completely restore the relations pheasants in the valley (luring the,u'sc L'uc' old woather. Tho snow and drifts. All' Turkcv Itni'k K C Tuckey ruturnud yesterday ' t'ovc'ry of A 1r.vke- wll is of tuu l''ted States with the, form- evening from erteu.lcd visit in California. He has been gone ubuut a mouth and states that hv had v. very nice visit. In Tunn for I'Vw Days Mrs. Lou Hoy t, 'who lives a short distance from .La Grande, is spend ing a few days here visiting with Mrs. E. C. Tutkey. or enemy countries. (iort (n linker Mrs. Halph YVarn'U and her two little children, Marie and Dick, left this morning for linker, where they will visit for u short time with rela tives and friends. Gih'K lo Telocaset .Mrs. U. 13. ShaTer and jMr. A. K. Him left this morning for Telo casc'i, where Hhey will viiit for a Hhort time with Mr. and Mrs. Ciias. Hill. Kailioailei'H In I'oi-tliind Chus. Itaxter, super In tendent of motive powxV, and C. V. Hoberts, assistant division superintendent, or tho O.-W. It. & are in rortland on business. SIDEWALK Ul BEFORE COURT have covered up their regular foo 1 j lupply and unless somo steps are t taken there is uerious danger of! many of them starving t.) death. !. The club is prepared to buy grain to feed them and they are striv ing, with thu co-operallon of John Waldnn, game warden, to get into tout-h with the far morn tliroughout the valley and distribute the grain among the farmers who will in turn place it where the pheasants may find It. Actress Taints. !.OS ANCIKI.KS, Keb. 8. Misa Ma is Leave on Husiiies.s . John liimelwright branch line train this morning tor Joseph, where he will sneud the day attending to some busim'.is a! falrs. He has been visiting here with his sister, Mrs. Charles Mon tague, for a short time. Wry IN K. It. Johnson of North street is very 111 ut his home. iiiiipev. a ,M..iri fr..,,. th i.rt..r- mnneuiiy injured. sne i h.. fleets of a fall which Mr. Johnson Heveral months in hospitals and 1 "go. The case before the circuit court today is that of Kdna ConiHtock against the City of Cove. MifH Comstoek is suing the r-nripApm mp, cfTTPKfPP of Cove" for damages incurred last , & Uxvi, 1 U Jii pirch1 summer when she fell through a de-. MURDER EVIDENCE Hi8i Teeth e sidewalk at Cove and par-' ' IS DEVELOPMENT after- uuiuently injured. She hus apeut ' "Never, in (iiil' world r novnr. was reported :my of honor." Aftert some other que.Htions, h? said: "And, oh, please say that I never 'heard of thnt pink silk night ivbo they sy is missing from Mr. Tay jlor's apartments." j "But Henry IVavey, the iicjro llflllu malt unid " uel Nonnan.l tha motion picture act- .., ought to I ashamed of him-i-c,s who visited the home of W illian, lsrlf for ; r , oske i hm lkvmond lay or just before he w other ; M Taylor'-i shot and killed last Wednesday, fan, - h ., R,,e exc,imcj. ed 1 ucs, ay when she viewed his h..dy , .., 8.lV(, him jnb onm w,(.n M,. ,n the church v ibole of or the fu-;Tnv,w , (hv ,nim, neral services, and naid to oc removed ! -rnp,nL''j! at i. .t- 'j to her home. Henry IVavey, Taylor. d ne.trro houseman, also became hyster ical and' hud to be taken b;uk into the ! church and quieted as the body wan removed. j The large midittcCunt of St. Paul's Protectant Kpircopal pro-cathedral Old Tyme Dance KVKIIT AT l'lll'rtSDAY ! ZlllKK MlilH I HALL The itticky Ifivdy draws the Di'ess ort Thursday night a Zubfer Hall. rJ. Powers FAGER'S AUTO PAINTING SHOP - VOH TI'X DAYS Ki'Mt'iAi, iti-:irci:i i-itifK, It.' YOII HAVH YO.I Il "CAIt I'AtVJlir NOV. GEO FAGER HoHiilence rhono 1IIOJ (iieeoHood blreot had aoine time l.illle tjirl Ill-turns lloine l.lttle Miss Nancy Kicks return ed to her honit-- in Imbler this lnorn liiB after siiciullng a few daya In La Grande visiting with her borth or, Louis Hicks. To Visit at Klglll j Mia. II. V. Stewart left this niurnlng on the branch line train f-or . Klgiu. She will visit there ilh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1-,. Long, for a short lime. ; islla .Mother Mrs. A. C. 'Glenn left for Sum- iiervllle this morning. She will lsit with her mother, Mrs. K. K. Klekliu, for several days. To The Dalles ! Mrs. J. K. Welch left this morn iui: oil No. 17. bound for The DalU-s. She makes her home lu Portland and has been visiting with the sister of T. M- Shannon, of this city, for about three weeks. unable to walk at iirescJnt. This case is expected to one of tho most Interesting brought before the circuit court this term. AGED COLLECTOR An Kiruv In A society item in Saturday's Observer,- the Htatelnent was made that Mvh. Jennie Smith, who waa recently married to K. K. Uichanl son in Vietorvllle, California, was a sister of Mrs. K, K. Ilrag of thia city. This statement was made through an error. Mrs. Smith was horn and raised here and waa well It n own hoVe. STILL- BRISKS (Continued from raise One.) a man in love with a screen actress who did not return his love, but who was believed to iiave had an infection for William Desmond T.iyU'r, murd ered movie director, had been seen ner.ir the Taylor home before the murder. The poliee believe thnt the clue fur nished by Mrs. Douglas MaeI.ean, who HEW TODAY Field K'niiiidin' ( '(llllllCSl. .Muwuin Out Life ntKMTOUS' iqitST MKETlNG. In the District l ouit of the Unite! States for tile District of Oregon. In the matter of (irovei Good, baukrut. In I!;uikrurtcy, No. B. To the clvditoiVf Gr'er Good, of described t-ie man us seen on Taylor':! La Grande, U:irTTJfliu in the State out porch, is shattered by the st.rv!and I)ist:i.-t al'icsTiid, I 'nnnkrupt. of Howard Keliows, Taylor's cluuf-l NOTICE IS jVJttKinlt.T'EN, that feur, who told of bein:t o.i the porch; on the lit h tlayof L'Jru'ary, 1!I2'J, attjudieat. man there. He said he ranir thu bell ed bankvupt, and tlurst piectng of sevei al tunes and received no answer. I his creditors will he held at tne 01- Tayl At! Kifjllty Fil'.st I'lT'sillcDt; at the tme Mrs. Macl-eiin saw the t:iid liiovcr Good rt Soiiinier J. W. Wisdom. Jr., of llaner. conneL'led with the Kastorn Oregon l.lchl and'Towcr Co., is ill La (Iralule on oflicial hiisinc'w. He is itopplnt; at Hie Somuicr. Xalk on I'uel ( K. l'eck, snpei-llltendent of Inotivo power, and A. W. Perky, fuel superintendent of the O.-W. It. & N., were here yesterday and at a uieetiuj; altendcd by riVresenta tlves of all department of the lo cal division olt'kes, talked on fuel conservation. DANCE JIKAIIS'i()l'illXrTS Sun I'll Hot liiAl dlf Hie Keltic Willi! 'oft All OLD TIMKlD At It MX HA l.l'i, Come anil Have N. A. Desilet, Manager 0000000GC (I1.V A.-JSOctHtCtl Pt'l'MH) CHICAGO; Feb. 8. Brisk unci Lett Cab in Hurry - . . kindly eyed at SO years, C!i:'fljos Kimineer Fred JSrhilke and his most extensive eollector, Kdwurd Kv rireman on the branch line train ciett Ayer, is nsx round ng; out hit yesterday mornlni; left their eab conquests of the pare, in a hurry when the engine Btruric Vouiiffer Chicago has forgotten, if snow drift. Thev thought that ever Knew, mat 31 r Then he put the automobile in the jrar- jfico of II. K. Dixon, refer upe. reilows lold ot u (uu)i;el nc-.ro!ey lltuldinir at l.a Vir; tween Taylor and Mss Normand .li-liron. ter a new years' eve parly, e,;in the nit-, Ore- Mi- ryH I.eder. Illy AMNortatt'd l'ri'KN) LOS AMiKLbS, l-tb. K--A rent ed note dropped from one of TaylorV books w hile police detective wepj Aver uas niakiiiR an cxaniinatinii of his efftta the timine would plow through and 11m president ot the sa.uuu.unu 1 jia k -y " .i,. in.f.Hwi r .inn.,, thu ft ai,n.' Museum of National History on its H was on the butttrfly mna ped suddenly and leaned over a bit ao front, but it gapes at the Ejryp- they lost no time pelting off. Tlie drift was 1U feet deep and tlie eowrdteher was btAit and the pony triieks left tho rails, but the en f;lne did not no into the ditch. The engine was pulled back on the track by the ru:ter train which was sent out and conpb-d on to the rt'.ir end of the passenper, .Vo one was hurt. grammod stationery of .Mary Mile Minter. It read as follows: "Dearest: "I love vou 1 love vou I love JiU. "X X X X X X X X X X X "Yours always 'MARY." Tho last "X' was .two inchtt in height . followed by an exelamatioti point an inch in height:. She Loved Ta lor. Mary Miles Minter did not deny Discount On All Leather Vests Mackinaws Men'.4 and Boys' Overcbats Sweaters iilini'lits I'm' ivs Ket'p triii. o Clint's Clothfery The Stre With a Con- Jii.Xthi' Witi'ffi y Defendant Wins Thu Jury, af'-the close of hours' .deliberation, gave th diet in favor of Kltuer liaudull the defendant, yesterday afternoon in the case of Luella aaiiiHt Kluwr Haiidall. The case came bt lore the circuit court Mon day;, morning and constierablo evidence- was given by both aides. The defendant had employed Luella Stewart as housckeeptV and to take care of his Bmnll children and, after a year's time, he dispensed with her services. She filed acomplaiut stating that he had not paid hrV her salary for tin, year and he de nied this. The amount in nuestlon amounted to ;:!Gf.(iu. Bonus Funds To Be Raised from Taxes Is Decided Today WASHINGTON. Feb. H for tlie boons are to be raised IhrouKh taxation under plans or the majority inembern of the ways and inen coin 111 It tee, it was noumed after an executive tuday. One snbcomnilttee has hoen np pointed t consider t he tax prob tiun mummies he himself bought lon the Nile and the American Indian col lection he gave the museum. H pr haps (foes not generally know that tor t years he has been a trustee of its Art Institute, nor that ho gave the Ne.vberry Library the giuatest collection yet made of American In dian litt-jraturc. Chicago has other wealthy men who are trreat collectors, but none -the range of whose itercst has been authorship of the letter, several Q broad., Their taste ran chiefly to ' "I lvo William Tayl .r." she rr Ver- 't nnd books, his to natural history. SH'(1- " Iov,,(1 i:,m deeply and '.emier It was a strange turn that Icil 'y with all me aomiraiiun ami r'-spect this farmer boy and later lumber a young girl gives to a man w ith the Stewart "i:in to irallu'r the treasure of king's P0,H culture d Mv. laylor. palatT'S, but stranger still that his in- Jaym anu .mi.-s .uinur mei au .-Piration should have come from an Knta Barbara two years 11 go. He old listory of Mexico. was her director. They lute-; w.'nt to "All the success I have had in col- New Yoik with the company. lecting," Mr. Ayer observoj recently, "I owe to I'rescott'.- History of IMjl'X ico. It was tlie first book I ever nad, I eame across it while fighting Indians during the Civil War in Mex ico and Arizona. It made me inter ested in them, nnd then i:i their liter atui e and later I began coIleL-ting other thingsv" If it wns I'ifescott's History ()f Mex ico that put Mr. Ayer into collecting. it w;h a v e rv successful Tuesday, the 2lst iUw of Feb ruary, l!', at 10:00 o'clock in the, forenoon, at which time the paid cred-1 itors may attend, prove ithcir claims., appoint a trustee, examine the bank rupt and tran.nact such other bu dness as may properly come before the said meeting. 1 II. K. DIXON, I Heferee in Bankruptcy, (All claims must be sworn to on bankruptcy blanks before filing.) 8-lt or ade Clothe' N'i'w Spring 11 tul iU'si"iis latest models model-ale Priees r. Dt '"'""l, ICT , HO VOIR V,. TA1U1WNG 1 WESTEHHAV 1309 Adams Ave. ER 8 GILBEHT La Grande, Ore. I-OI'v HKNT. ing apaiiiiicnt 5, r Twiyf 00m hoinekcep- tW Scrond St- 2-8-31 WANTED TO BUY Kour .or Jive. ViMim modern, hnuiip, ftlopc in. Cntt IT. Srhnmann, Main 720. 2-8-Mp ('Al(l) OF THANKS. Wo wish to thank the innny fiiniHs nnd nci;hlior.i who jrnvo yuch loj'al n.s-i:-tiinc'H in our timo of hoitow nn.i liciTiivcMii'ht. Wo nlfo thank them for the lieauliful flu nl offerings. MRS. J. K. I.AN'T,,. AM) l'AMili'. 2-8-Hp Sanils Ih Souuhl. ( Uy A, -t.ti.-il, u J n-ss) i.os ax(;km-:s, i'i. A.-iothcr d:iy of invt'sti;ation ' f Iho s!ayirir . f William Diamond Taylor, film (KiW-tor fuliiiir.nlod in tho issunm e liy tho city police of a citcular a--r.ii)ir r'r ti,c urrost of l.d'.vnrd V. .-'.'ind., foi-oic-secretary and hutlcr for Taylnr. The cilcular wn.. oiiicrcd f.ov.acdi 1 to i.ll business police dcitartmonts of thr cunliy It that kept him there. Mr. Ayer's hud- contjiined a picture ot ..an-l ;, s:n,. Iij ne.-s field win luirher,' particular!.. CuPtain of I icte -li e- I )a i 1.. Adao. railroad tien. He liuilt un a very lartre to he the only one in existence so far v i. concern hut he .d'.i not let it worry a.s the notice have ixi-njiMf to k-irn. OLD TIME DANCE Moilein If Von I.IUo i:a(;i,ks' iiai.i, Dvery Salimliiy Mulit rie.-ui 1'i'uuiN, l.ooil I'loor anil '(lie Hem. ol Music ly WiioM Ol'iliesll-ll. If you conn :nce. you'll, come npiili. TIcl.cK (lit. III. Im llllllin; I, Illicit AlST'l.N, C.MI'lli:l.l, & ai,i.i:n .Hu.1". XARCAB.E V : v TONIGHT v i- ' Alice j Brady "dawn fm mr I ALSO CLYDE COOK COMEDY STARTING THURSDAY NORMA TALMADGE IN "The Wonderful Thing" ban li.'in and another to cinsi(b'r rom pMi silt Inn iiliiiiM. M ' in tiers aai;l that the subcomni It tee's work lhiished within two week' Tin-: orKN imjoi; - Wheiij there is c-on.oVr.ibb fin kne.MS i around (t seems an thouch t'ie Ih no open iIocr t n He;iit. ( hihopkactk; IS THKorBN7 lMOIt TO UKAl.TH.l as iliotisanda of people iaV pi '' . Si ; your Chiiprai tV. r nstiltatiou and Hiiiiuil AnalVkiyt)H,- 1K. if. o. i;i:ov.v, him anl for 2 years be and ,Mi Ayer pent four month a year in I-AU'ope, ti'avellinjf aivl coliectinjf lironzes from Naples, silver and I,-.- f ro.etHo,-,, A I,.;,... ',.r. session j 11 v i" " etian irlass, rare old laces, stuffs ami lustn are anion the treasuies of the Old World thatOlr. Ayer has brM.iflit back to enrich CiieaKn He also h.n e;ivcn the Field Museum one of the fne-t li-irarics n fi.-he in tho Unite.! States and a library on birds to match The museum has named a hall after him, and the collection he jjavt. the New) terry Library has been named after him. To rop off his collectinr. M r. Ayer has delved into M-wteri nnd furniture. He has lo t-mi'ved the Museum, the Institute and th-; Library. At the ii . line one ' s J n !i 1 M Ail'nns ( I ... i will be ..Tiiroprnfif : t-.liK-r.il. i hoi on ( IdK. 11-7 p.m. i. j lion . 2 j i.l Drrtvatlon of "Oztfk Onrk 9- n f"0'nptlen nf the French word mix nr", mennhiff "with how,' i term den-rlpiHe nf tlie Indians who liiliii' ited Ihe ("oinitry. o Wycbff"! tf th Scripture. Tie -iieioil s-Tlpiure arp bc prntyr) erty rif ! i-eepV. nnd nno whl.h no KL SPECIAL ON Hcrsliey'3 Coco by invalids and c EAN CDCOA A mi CUT KASH GlOCiEilL i ATTRACTIVE PRICES- Call and learn Prices 3n HERSHEY'S COCOA. ecommendad by physicians of every pj'actjce, ndi should be used freely, especially dren. V.-niis. Jil'l'v tier .Id iiinml Orcp ii Mlk, l;ii' cjnis . IVai'ii!; Flnffr, Oin Scci; per suck .1.') Jhone Mala 33 Free Delivery G H. II. KUG, Elgin, Trop. H 1 o HQ Adaisi Atc( ' wl,ni iMloi.'l. M r v e- - o r I t o
