La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 24, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAOE TWO I.A (.KANim EVKMNfi OHSEUVER .V Crepe De, Chine Georgette 40 INCHES WIDE $1.50; Crepe s F1 SSSSSVE YARD IN AfetvCOLOES Hill's Dep't Store UST DEBATE ON HON iM.'ijflll, Myrtle tnul Klla Olacn. Vlo lit anil Km (llfiin, Maxim- I'huivp. I.MiMri'rt I'anc -May CarlMHi and Vul- itiu A Ili-n unci llmri. Mikti ami Kloyil Muffin. Orvul MrArtor, (ilt-i-n ' Lufi-rty, Wiiynn i:r, Hur.oy A 1 ;nml Tliorvnl Cray. i Soini relatives or Mr. and Mrs. ' Sniff in liy tin' name of Anderson uml Kims, arrived in from Iowa lust eclnc:;.l:iy and may llii'lui! to liM-iitc here. i S. II. rc hi m I LV VVUItf L 1 niiriii and K;irl K.ul.k, nil throe of whnci : T(,n ,mltn,is f jnrd $1.'n at People's ... .1 ii'..ii-a I ' are especially aitivt- in -; ti-ket. Phono Main 717. Oil W-ICIL fRy Associated Press) MOSCOW, KHi. 24 (inly two wormtn worn i.tuoU-il nii'lllbt'rH of tlio Central . K'riillvo coinmittee. Williamson lift for Walla !ti1H rui ovi-rnlni, l.dy of soviet ffspi-rlal to The Observer) l.OHTIM-:, I'll). 2-1. liert Hunter fiuitfl in from Joseph creek the first .of List week, where In; has been nuemlliiL' the wlntor. Win. Murray Carter and Vn. walla the flrat or tne vphk to De ; ,nsiu, at the last All-liusalan so Cerll Chllders n-turnnl hom last tone n few days. Mis. Williammin vl)t .,.,,, recently held litre. Satiirduy from a few days visit in is Hill vIsIUiik tln-Ve. j The two women members are N. Wallowa. Lyman M. Chai-in.iu jiassed away ' K. Onllanova, wife of Premier Le- I). II. Maitlll, Jnbn MeKensie, ! at the Wallowa hosiiltal Wedim- nine and presi lent of the ihlef l'red Edwards. .Marion llnniinot k. : day. February i2nd, at 7:3ii a. m I polltleal and idinationul uonnnia A. Moffitt, Sanford i.'liaiiiiutu, llerk- He tvim iiiite an elderly mini, ulslon, who Is active In orKiinUliifc ley ('undli'-s mid Lloyd Chapiium p I -1 Civil War veteran and had been In i women's roinmuiilst organizations; tended the encampiiient nieetlntr ol leehle health all winter and was and Mine. Alcvdia Kollanlry, who tho I. (. O. I', at Knterprise lasi taken to Wallowa hospital Tor be.- j formerly was minister or tho com wnek. D. II. Ma"lll and Marion ' ter care ami medical attention -ev-1 niissar of social welfare. Hammock are both officers of the'eral weeks :iko. Ills son, J. J.I The committee has ::sn numbers. Khapiiian, went to Wallowa Tues- Among them are Heia lviin, no . n,.iliay lo Of Willi nun wmcii worn cuiue 1 was loader Ol me conuiicmf i iuu.t- mu enu was near. i no ruiuuins . melH in Mlini-'ary were brought to his (lome nt Jjos-1 - tine and funeral nor fin were held on Thursday nt 2 p. m., under the auspices of the American Leidon. Mr. and Mrs. .('has. bridwell and of the Third International The great attention that Moscow Is paying to the I'krnlne, which Is daily bicouiliiK more Independent In Us attitude and takes Its order lens and less from Moscow, was jn THRIFT SHOP OI'EN. Ian encampment now. Mrs. Win. Mcl'etridirn from n trip to outside points week. v Miss Nell roulson of Promise, wiio has been visitini: ser brolhifr I'e.irl and family mid Mr. and Mrs. i ('.. K. Zlnovieff tu- D...I rm Thrift Rhon is SK mated by the election to the ,,!, now in the New Koley ' al Kxecutlve ninimlttee of three uu;,i;nir. off the Chestnut street I kraniniis. There werei KaRO sk, . entrance Thursday will contin- . president of t I'kraine republic 1 ue tQ (je Thrift IJ;iy and on tnis Manuelsky. the fkranlan uoiumls- u who have donation9 for sar for aurlciiltuie; and Skrybnik. shnp nre ask(,d t() have ,t w I krani.in coniiuifsar uf home at- reudy to be delivered, that be- fairs. , .4: : tilp jav collections are made. , All the othr well-known holshe-: 12-lfi-tfp vist leaders were relurnea to mem bership on the committee. Amoim the number were Premier Lenlne. Leon Trotsky, (ieneral Hiidenny. cavalry lender; Geurife V. CliU'ker in, conunlssar of furoicn affairs; I.. B. Krassin, coniiiilssar of for elan trade; J. V. titalin. commissar of national niinorllles. and Leo Ka menel't. nresldent of the Moscow Boviet. inompson returnen iionie u. Mr ihi, Mrs u v .(jodllla1 and I'rnmise last Sunduy. Ichildien. npent last Wday ftvenlns Mr. and Mrs. Clarence llnicett of M ()), j cll,,)unUa holllei Bouth Wallowa visited the family of Halph:, , Th ..,.,.... was ri,.vn,,i lit Evans the tint of last vlrill,, .,,, ..:1ciici sinin. by the men of the party. Karl Whltely returned home Mon day from u couple of months' so journ In different towns in Umatilla county and Walla .Wnlla, Wash. I TheTe will be a Sacred concert nt " - tl.n 1p.,jl...t..pl.. ..l,...l. n C..n,U.. I fijK.iu1 '!..,..-. .I.-...1 tl,.l Moffll ! u .UMii.ij vi,..i,. u. win ,.n ,n k. !'" February, .itlh. Riven by Hann week. Mrs. W. P. Robinson and Miss : Myrtle Mason were Wallowa vipitors 1 the first of the week. The last iuterscholastlc debate contest will come off next Mon day niirht, February 27th., wheat BASKETBALL Kvaa not working in ship-shape tf!rprtxp to diftt'UKS the subjwt vith i tho KnterprlHO negative dohators. thf Lo.stinfi and Wullowa .chorus Jointly. Ttiure will -h a number of Bo.i:a liU by . tlm two riiotrs for IEI LEAVES practice and playine together has nro-i OlmsteJ "nil Albert McCoy .oucea a wen-tialanced basketball ma lihino with some (jooi mon to take any Tnan's place if the occasion 'neces sitates Coach Lmlell is hopeful of winning come to 'Lostine tbo same eveuinp to discuss the subject with our nepallve, Harley Allen nnd Wayne Crow. The same' evenlnji Wallowa and -MH'iU Jllf,'ll iM'IKKil JJoyfi wUMona .and- possibly both encounters" Jos"l'n 'hIa will enBago in fie Tl-v tn (iivn l.n,!l,.t,.ii!Peninel..ii win n. tt,. n. . " contest on the same subject. The ( linii))ion .Aspirant "Setback. Promise News Items ' as before and whether La Grande wins "c1""'1 ,iavi"B ,h most "" """"'tarlo Orc"b.-Kan i u. o . . ... i.Mnndav lilchl will be the ehanmlon Jre - D' f,an Tw' 'wa, uid nuuilU-Lp UOVS Will jknowtboy have been through ieum ie,im ,,r thfl cnnnl- Uvre 18 1m,P : . - inn I.ostine will continue to he ahead and win tho rtutmpiunxhip of tho county in debate tiitulii this year, as they did last, whon thoy aNo won lh? district championship and won tho trip to Knpene for the state contest where they lost out in tho finals but win or lose, we are proud nf our students for what thoy hnvo areomplUhed and also their coach for her untiring efforts tt tr;iin thorn mi f.i at hi.li at in lew da- in Promiw lait ek. dar,i l - . l - a hopelcsoiy swamped the locals in tne VT -;7" Jkon entertain,.! openinir Ktune. 41 to 4. but in the'sec- "" Community club ond irnmp the 1 (grander m ip.l nn I .. Jaf't r rio.tv (Fpecial to Ti. ObBcnrr Coach Lodcll and his protutres took the 8:55 train this morninir for tho Ilound-L'p city in a last desperate effort to hand the Pendleton hich achool basketball team a setback. He tnntr tllA Vncrilln. a n .. r. strincers, Metcalf, Captain I.ynch.!, 1 '' J"h' HouKh, Bean, Coker. Smith and Gar-!" b" . ''"'"" attended the rity and Sims as substitute socm b" telurdoy ntpht. .... , Sam Armlon of fallows visited in tne two frames pinyeq ncre earn-: cr in the.;'json L;e Ptndletoniaru t"iV-JSi.i- Karly in the season. Coach Ixnic)lChko was handicapped hy a prwn n(Uod ait J ' after tryinjr sevcad combination-:, Ten poim finally found the vk'ht one just be- Market. Th fore the aeries with fitorpriHo. A wa to be ejtpectoil, the comhinntion RAfiR Wantetl nt The Observer HUP u h nn..l.. t . . II ii t L" i.iwl f'lonn 4, .'! ii t:;::;;iiL- ai p-i:; : :zz zl ;co,iKr..atioi,ui huhu and 0 ?v. I " . 'iiiii.i T-rit tjvtr a mon t n t 1,,' , . , , . V . V. ... 1 , t ' -tHl anthema. by thf two choirs coinuineu, as won im several an thonis by each choir separately, and sutne solos and duels by momberti of both choirH, and a ladies' quar- totto'nott'ction. The aervice will he pin at 7:30 p. in. Kuvoy New to a Kendall, a mem ber of the Salvation, Army from On- series of re vival nieetlnpB at the Presbyterian chun h on V-!nesday nlpht. V"Ston Shields, pustor of the-Los-tino and Wullowa church, loft for liaker Monday and returned Wed nesday to Loatine, accompanied by the ovanpelist. The meetings are fx pec ted to con tin uo over several weeks. Ilev. Shields expects to put in a treat deal of his time here (hiring tho mooting. The Hervh-ea at the Christian church last wefk for throe nights by Dr. J. S. Call um of! Eugene, j were well nttondwi and discourses I wore much appreciated. This church expo-Ms to be served by the neM' pastor who is coming to Enterprise, Uev. James I'oiniur. who will ar rive on the' fio!;l tills wok and ! will do the pastorial work for the Christian church. Rev. Pointer will come to Kuterpritie from California.) but has boon a member of the j faculty of the Kucone liible unlver-l aity and is considered a strong man. I Wednesday night turned orf clear? and cold n:ain. tollowlug a day of; north wind, a I tA aliout a week of Miiite moderate weather, and this incrninp the men ury had dropped to zero or a little below Huain. j but the sky was overcast with j clou-is and weather began moderat ion about daylight. We are surf having a fine steady winter, no real ( severe storms and though It has turned quite cold occasionally, it has not remained at that stage any1 Kroat length of time, and it has ; not been a hard winter on stock so i long as there' is plenty of hay : to feed them. Hut hay and straw! stacks are disappearing fast. I 7 (mal ... X.-v l-iiiS . . U For Sale C-ronm modem home, part Imiro- inient, Karaite, close to lllltll school iThis is a liood buy. Price 1800. 45-acre farm, improved, near El Bin. Will trade for l.a Ornnde property. Well improved RO-nire' farm near Union. Most ol' place I in ulfaln. This place is priced rlKlit. modern huncalow, good hicli school. Trlcn 2.t '. iT.kiH, jJJ H- hat's the Reason for the ever growing popularity of Albers Flapjack Flour. Makes light, tasty hot cakes. Order a Package Your Grocer Recommends Albers quality Flapjack Flour Vrnoin lot.l rlue lo 5-r full toil modern huncalow, Rnratrn, bVscment. Price ?2no. 8-room house, IjIr lot. Tills place can be made into an excellent room Ihk place for very little money. Geo. H. Currey Phone 200J ' Ileal Estate Insurance tBia.;.V - . fai 11 fliillliiij iMrflVlT Cirelully seaUd cylindrical con linc .;ixu.-r ilsoluw saai'lfltiofl. at her honie afterlluon alx-ut twentv- itavc the visitors a scare although IVn-' ' ", ladies ere present and en- dleton lead" at the final whistle, 26! "owtT " CMlot of Pow- jnyej the-oci:il features and enter to 16. - ,atlta are' vinltiui; in lYomise this l;i;nne;,t ot the urt. riiciili. also the Pendleton is highly over-confident jW,'k- delicious refreshments served by that the blue and white will be a set-up H. E. Thomnton. J. B. Garrett 'the lmntess. The ladies of this for her championship team, but many 'and Joe and Marshal Kleinhman ' '"b met at Mm. y. Ii. Jeonardu came haa .been iort for juat that '""It a load of wow) to Wallowa on Wednesday to sew. The next reaaon. And in the last three wceka !'fu.day. meetlni; of the club will be an nll La Grande has taken a real brace and Win. Reed and Howard Bennett day affair at the home nf 1rs. J. has crashed two hitherto undefeated jwent to Wallowa Monday. J Chapman, t-outh of town, on quintets beneath their feel, Hnines j Miss Lora Carper and David Car-. Frl'1 '' March 3rd. lost on her own floor by a decisive ;rtt visited Sunday with Miss Myr- Tn" NeiKhborliood club met Weil core and Iji Grinde took Knterprise's 'lf Lyon. ned;.y afternoon with Mis. S. I., measure S6 to 10. i "Nieodnra Ca'per came home from MhkIII. nnd had an enjoyable after- sjhursday. X X IV of x .1 rd $1.50 at P-opl- in ,4 1 . 0LIjCL0THEL00K NFW Magi Cleans the WITH PUTMAN'S most leaving . A rterkiate K ner abrics without PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE' I! EX ALL STORE Vjust lV yi V V i"-Vi V- J)l'1 .Vt..........V.-; ,A X ' 1 i n v Tflhb Daniiisk, Arrived (JinjrliAis, Pr.tHl &v Ollf, IttT Flaxmi, per Nainsook, in Tflhb Damask, ii 15c lo ).if 49r : 4lkt t'ljurri,' per ji liite and colors, pur y :lors, jr( 9,-i' to ?!), to ;) .. tr:r. AEdrsw' sVansiy Store noon. This club Is planning to Rive tt day soint- time this sprint.'. Frank Pearie made frcduclit visits to Knterprise the past week to see Mrs. pearce, who is rapidly recov ering from a serious operation nt the KntHYprisj. hospital. Mis. Parson nf Grand Konde val ley near Klein, mine In the irst of lust week to loi k alter the fam ily of her son, Hoy, while Mrs. Hoy Parsons is roroverliiK rrom ,m operation al the Knterprise hos pital. Hoy Paivons made a trip to F.n tnprlse last week to see his wif,., who is sick at the hi siilt.il theie' Miss Peiilah Keeler of Wallowa came up iiirnlii last week lo help cine for her niatidina, Mrs. Dick Ilridwell. who Ims hern quite sick and not fully n covered yet. She i returned to Wallowa aRain S.ttur-' day. Mrs. Sliris Johnson is confined toi her home this week with a case' of la Ki'ippe. Mrs. II. W. Cole, who had been here vlsltlna her nephew, V. II. l.eoii.ud and family, nnd had tone' to Jimmy I. innards, mil from Wal lowa, lor a lew days' visit was. called to Kiiseiie the first of last week by the serious illness of her daughter, ltllby Cole, who Is at- i tendiiiK Itilile school at that place. Mr. and Mrs. A. Motfii enterlalu ed the followiuc friends and rela- thes at dinner Sunday: Mr. and1 Mrs. D. II. MacUl and family Mr. and Mrs. dins. McArtor and family' and Mr. and rs. tleo. Houser and fainlly. Mrs. I 11. j.nkson rnteriaini d : Miss Myrtle Maon and Mis l:m merelta Puthe al l o'clock dinner last Kriflay. A deli;lill'ii snrplse party w.is i tlven Miss Myrtle Mason l.ist Frl-. day nicht by the yoiini; people 0r the conimimlty. The party was civ-' en at tin- W. P. Hi.hinsnn residence, while Miss Mas., hoards. M,, ! Iloblnson beiiiK i elpoiisll.le for the, party. The eveui: .s spent In' sanies and stunts 41 various kinds, and tlelicloli.4 refie nients sere en-' joyed by all. Tin present were Misses Fmnierelln Piivhe. Ileiiiah wr'osjsHsl f'"' A f:- "k'i mm l.nrue-sizei!, clean cotton raps want ed at The Observer I lls I 1 a v a them itn4.(y with Weak Nerves? Try MASTIN'S VITAMON TABLETS -TH WORLD'S STANDARD UifJ bt MillicRi To Help Renew Aclin Ling Jirtvc forte , Incrtatf EoerfTTi Build t'u a. R S. Ctcr the M.k Aid Ui ci t M nd Proper ElifcbitwQ M AST? q VI 1 win cniiiulu 11 only v.Mt till thtu- .l tl- : '(on A, 11 an. I 1'--mi. t i.tlJy an.l t-oinl t .1 ilti nt li-'iMUi-HH -mi l'l.lil.nt VMt 111 11. - p h hi ,-( y :. n s.-ji'.-r wh.tt'l lUii'tio y. r. 1 uy havt or 1m fl rU- ir -I. i-liv-i, TAHT.ETS vttiitnlns'ti lUt'ntriitiMl r ViiU(ll t11ch your Klrotitf 0114I a r pri-i-In the ure of ever properly v nt witli tlvo mliiit. U tmprovi-tl ntl H well this simple ami mMHiirt? ft ri'-r; fllMM'.ir,.i.'.--.n TrtU u.irih yt-ur w.-k? to 111.1 f lost : Vrst vre J'rH,tf. 1.1 L w MAST IN? VlT.Mo.,v AI :i Wttl ..virr ni-vii. 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