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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1922)
,1 VACiK TCT0T7T lt: ot? ande tcyentno Onsr:nvttr?. Tuesday. February 2S, 1022 (TUB I.AIWJEST CTIAIN PEPAHTMENT. -BiOnE OIWAMZAUUM IX XUli WOltl-l)- T O i J, I j! 'V r.; v; 1 : -v. 0; '1 : "J Ml Pajamas Our new spring line of "Celpark" pa jamas is now here. A complete assort ment of crepe, percales, andj oxford pat terns. Priced from $1.95 to $4.50 Many Changes Made for Convenience and Kfficien cy; Fire Department Used Spare Time fur Work. j The fire department force, under tlie supervision of City Manager 0 A. ' Kratz, liuvc been jrivintf the city build ing a thoroueh going over in the lust few weeks. They have put in several improvements and also strcngthen'-'d the building in many ways and have used only material that was already! on hand, the work costing the city not u cent. ' A new door has been cut between the city treasurer's office anil the hallway, making the entire building,' excepting the police station, nccessib!...' without going outside. This is a great : convenience as in cold weather when. ever a person left the city treasurer' office to go upstairs -he would hav to go outside, and, besides being in ronvi nient, there was danger of blow ing papers or documents into th i fitreet. 1 1 1 'php. janitor's room on the upper , - - ! floor has been made into two rooms Oregon Sportsmen's league having 'and one of them utilized as u ladioV fallen by the wayside on that account, lavatory. according to those behind the propos-1 In the basement beams and other ed organization of a new association, re-enforccments have been erected tin The county delegate system is ex- ,'lerneatli the sagging floors and sct pocleu to bo used its the basis for tling walls and in places concrete has eliminating the difficulties of the old.ucen used to strengthen the support, league. Among the avowed purposes A large room adjacent to the fu'i; of the proposed organization is that of ' has been excavated and will be backing the Oregon state game com-,"'"1' "s " storage room for fuel. Coil n,;uui.. in ,'ta fn r-rmtcli imr work nf CBIl be PUt'chaSl'd l)V tllO Carload UOW. sportsmen's associations in the state j p(.0jc(.jn nn, developing the game i instead of by the ton, as was former, are. asked to meet on March l!i for I resources of the state. , 'v 'nc case. A chute has also been Westenhaver & Gilbert La Grande, Oregon. RENOVATED SPORTS TO FORM A LEAGUE Hi Kcpi'CHirntntivcs of the various the purpose of organizing a ntutcj association, nccortfinir to n call sent! out by the Jackson county ffanio pro tective association. 'An effort is to be nui Ue to make impossible the wreck ing of the new association hy influenc es that have nn nxe to trrinii, the old That Inborn Loncing. Thore fs no Inliorn luninjr tint tuny not Im ftillHIi'd. I think that Is n'fl ppi'tafn ni the firKivcti(ss of sins. Oi'orire MtieHntinbl. put in. ! Another room, just brhin.I the fire department enpine room, hn- bvjn Iconverte;! into a a repair shop and the : i ppaii iiiR will be done there in the fu tuiu, instead of outside. MiMi woxni.ii-woitiiKit in tukatixcj ititKiirr-i diskasi; ir- ll ; 2 .11 !(". n.: ',,1 ? Saniturium and Office. The averngo patbmt suffering from llrbibt's IMsease fotds tiulte hopeU'St of returning to :i good eniMlltlon of bealtb. Hut our Milk and ltest euro combined with osteopathic treat ment bus given many of tluiie suf ferers benefits so far beyond tholr hopes that wo feel It Is rlnht to attract attention to our Sanitarium method of treating this disease. I i -iiulry . Invited-. ; '. , , . , llenllli Tour irook way Tlie Mooro Sanitarium 8:s 1! a w U 6 r a e .nt 27th POISTI.ANU oitl:iibx SHE TODAY AND TOMORROW WILLIAM S. IN WHISTLE" SUPPORTED BY MYRTLE STEADMAN The tale of a big man's fight for justice. Of a great sacrifice that turned blind hate into under standing and terrible revenge into forgiveness. A play that gives Hart the role of his life, warm with pathos, tingling with humanity. It will open your heart to things you never before, v v,' - ,:lt r . A PARAMOUNT FICTURE SCOUTS HOSTS TOJD CLUB .MciiiIhts Kiilcitaincd In Ifoyjil Manlier This Noon: liittTcstiiitr Program Ren dered. Kut.-rtalned In a most royal nun ner, dined on a menu tbat can not li excelled In any home In the city lor It was tbe good housewives who furnlsliKl tin) dinner, all Ad club members hail a most enjoy able noon hour today. The occasion was o Uoy Scout dinner, and the Hoy Scouts like members of the churches, derided to have the dinner donated and have their mothers serve It so that tho grois receipts would be "prof it" und be applied on club room decorations which the Scouts are now undertaking. II. 1-.'. Coolidi:e was tonstnristcr of the event today und the routine of Ad: club business was carried out ns Iho dinner Mas served. A re 'port on the linker chamber of rom-Ui'T.-e banquet was given and ether features of the program were brought out until ilniut half the refreshment hour had past when the to.i.slinaster stated tho Hoy Scouts would entertain the remain der (,f the hour with life saving stunts, bandaging broken bones, signal service work uud the like, all of which was tine and thorough ly npprocb.tc-1. lloweer, just In Tore the Hoy ScoMts took over the program aa- j l'.iium cinent as made Unit llruce H Cox, for some time local head i f 2 the l.a Craade Crocery company. 5 was soon to leave us and local., in 5 Wallowa county. A. W, Ne'son. manager et the Ad club, gave a 1 short address of appreciation or Mr. 1 ("o i.uil bis true worth to this community. lie then Mopped for ward and presented to Mr. Cox the .following poem beautifully framed and nuioi;r.iphod by officers of the Ad club. WIS Of New Spring Styles ! Each member of your family will rejoice in examining our superb new displays of Spring apparel and the things that help to make the home more Spring-y and refreshing at this time. Dame Fashion is At Home here as never De foro, off oriitDg wonderfully attractive assortments of outer-apparel and undergarments. The values are unusual. NEW MODELS IN CREPE SILK DRESSES $16.50 $2250 $26.50 ' We are starting -March with' a striking display nf tlie new in dresses of canton crepe and crepe do clicne. 'ipie seas ons accepted colors', the newest 'line, sleeve, awl trim mings, make this showing of interest to ever;. one. FOR THE MISS TAFFETA DRESSES; AVe are' pleased to announce the arrival of anotljor large showing of individual styled dresses Sbr the Miss of tea to sixteen years. There are styles that will appeal to every little miss and just as smart Iv trimmed' and finished as those for the la dies. ' PRICED AT $9.90, ?12.50, $16.50 WOOL FLANNEL Sport Jackets $6.90 $7.50 $8.90 Jackets of heavy weight pure wool llan ncl, in iw most wanted colors. Tuxedo f'n nts. helted with uleatcd , ai'id voke hacks. i 1 :.i Others are priced from sjso.'iU to lO..")!) EXCEPTIONAL VALUES New Blouses $4.39 There are just two d -zen hlouscs in the display at this price. The newest color ings, trimming and styles in Mouses of good quality georgette and crepe de chene. Other Mouses from .M to $V2.:( III' s'- . A NEW SHOWING , Plaid Skirts $5.90 $6.90 $7.90 These were anioluig the new arrivals .this morning. Large and small plaids in wide variety.- :t "f colorings. There are also plain colors in i flannels to match the new sport jackets. MARY GARDEN TOILET WATER 10c. Every purse and handbag should have a bottle of this favorite toilet requisite. SPRING Millinery Ours is truly a beautiful and compre hensive showing of the spring shapes ( lois anil materials, combined to give the most pleasing and smart ap pearance. The prices range from $2. 19 t; 12.50 DURO BELLE DOUBLE AND SINGLE STRAND HAIR NETS 10c. . . -. 'ATtOS-WDEj ( . . . -f 312 DEPARTMiifN i biUKLj NEW TRIM3V1INGS BLGLE BEADS CUT BEADS TINSEL CORD LOVE TUACHDY AT ALTAU. BARI, Italy, Kcb. 28. Just us tho mil's was bcintr coiicluJcil in the church here, Lieut. Tommaso I.Hi-usso drew n revolver und killed SiKnorita Matin lVntulla und himself. The girl had refused to marry him. ALSO flXVf C A COMEDY i if vvllb iileasuiv you are vlewiim any worli a man Is iloiin;. If you like him or you love him. tell him now: Don t withhold your nil uu! imi'soii nuke oration, A:) he lies with snowy lilllea o'er his brow. For no matter how you shout it. lie won't ri silly care about It, U" wont know how many t.-ar drops you have shed. If you think some pr.iise Is due him, now'a tin. Hi,,,. t(, it to him, Tor be cannot iei, bis tombstone when lie's dc.id. Moie than lame, and more thin money Is tin. coiumeiu kind and sunny, and the hourly, warm allov :il of a friend; For it qiM-s to Hi,, o s.inr. and makes you strong. -r. Iuaer, And it (;ies you heart and spun to tin I; If he rims your iinii ln-stow It: if ynu like him. let him know it; Let the wolds of tine cnnHM.ii;,. Inent be said: Po not wait till life is over, and he's underneath the clover. Tor b" cannot read hi., lunihton, w heu lie's dead. -solution adopted liliauiinoiijy 'o'illK vote I'eiuiliiy EGYPT WILL SOLVE OWN PROBLEMS lowed the rejection, by an Kgyptiun ,took to present the case of Kjrypt buthoId'out no longer against the LMahdi, delegation representing the Sultan of he nnil his fellow nationalists were ar-jwas beseiged for months at Khartum a proposed convention by the British rested and imprisoned in Malta, where and killed in the storming of the city government providing for n tormina- .they remained until the conference ad-;on JanuarV 20, 1885. Subsequently, journcd. Ihu Nationalists, meanwhile, i toe revolt was put down, General carried on nn extensive propaganda , Kitchener opened the road to Khur and 7.-'igloul'.s nrrest was acconipanieil: turn und Egyptian sway in that re by violent outbrenks in Cniro and Ai gion was established by the llritisn cxnndrin. On October 14, 1SVJ1, Zagloul army in 1808. In the work of devel- arrived nt Cairo but the British for- opmg Egypt along modern lines. Glad- bade his landing hnd Viscount IAllon-jstono, "The Great Commoner" of Eng- (C'onlinuvd from ruge One.) tiorT of the nrotectornte which haa continued since 111 14 and for new measures of native administration un der British control, Zagloul rusha, one of the Nation alist leaders, was formerly Minister of Justice. Supported by strong 1)Vi SPVOral mont Inter, ordered his land, hnd no small part. iin-Kisn ami ouiei eienie.i.s, ,.v. , ,jeportntiin to Ceylon, cigitated complete independence fori ,.,.,. ,:i:,,., ,- of Egjpt. by the British was followed jn 1881 by the revolt of tho Mahdists lor religious fanatics, armed follow Kirvnt ever since the great war. Af ter the war his influence was so pro nounced and his secret organization so widespread that the British had dif- emher L'H. 1IU1, following serious "- ficulty in finding any Egyptian will- approbatlon luting in Cairo, Alexandria, lama time j11(t (0 accept high office in the gov- othcr places, in which scores were ! ,,rIinu.nt, killed, many wounded and several hun- . -....I During the men peisuus ill it;mvii, i - - , i - ,, ...i t eient disturliert conditions ioi- .acoMii " ...... An Ideal Lunch A chicken tamalo and clip of hot chocolate or a dish of chili with ers of n supposed Mohammedan nie-'l-uP ()f coffee is satisfying and .siuh. General Charles George ("Cht nese'") Gordon, who was sent bv the British government to the Surlnn t) aris peace conference, , assist the khedive in withdrawing the The pre nourishing. fectlonery. Try Borne at I'aluco Ooii- 2-24-tt Ten pounds of lard $1.50 at People's Market. I'hone Main 717. Fine Teas at a Greater Saving Shilling Tea, all it lavm, J l.l parkagc Hill's lied lickae, ;vll flavors, lare pktf. .. lv'-.val -lul I'ackakte, all flvir. lavye .kj.. Llpttui's-'fea. tuie-lialf H. 4: one H ; .....;. 'kC ... K Olyinpii- Oat Flakes ain't Pancake Flour, pk S udtlerV. Maple Syrup, full tpiart Kellogg V Corn Flakes, pkg iiiktT 'orn liffs. pkg U. kt g t'tu'ico 11 i S.ilmon, Hi t;i)c Klc 10c ....!."). M O , v o o o o o '-l.e...e.l ,.,,pv ef M v V O J. I 'u'.-.l i
