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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1922)
Tnolnv. March' 7. 10?? la- or? andt: .evfntstj otcretcvet? PACiT! TTniTTJ HIMSIBEL SHI i mific it piinnrpp HVHO fl JUUULJd homo very promlhliig mtitorhl In Hh second qnintot and hope to have u wlnnliiK team another year. Willi the street paving iiKtmn d. rohiyhiK of several water mains, two ( Haw mills nlanniiiK to Bturt un utouK i Catherine creek, u Standard oil stn-1 Uon to be put in, and more brldmip ! work to flnlHh up. Union vhould i Unjoy a very prosperous sunimer. I BRITONS SAID - TO HAVE FAILED !lo luirvluinlM who n having treat I , 1IKE DA.MAIiiC IIKAVY, difficulty in ai'iiulrlUK new ntock. PORT Ill'UON, Midi., Mur. 7. One merchant who formerly had a .i.'irc of undetermined oriRin that broke lirettt dryuoods More ill Mom-nw nnd;cut Monday morninic in the Hear is now running a combination shop .l,U,ik, in n little mini' tnuti two hours where uiuh olil ami new clothlui: ; had clone damage oxpvutfil to exceed anil hounrlinlil t'fi'm is lire Hulit iiiikIi' ! DiKt.Otm. The block was destroyed, .the prediction, upon heailnc of tin1! .Genoa in itution. that three mouths i .W'TI-ltKI fOMIN't; !! Associated rros) MADltAS, Iinlfh, Mar. 7. nftor Russia received forelan credit i iiy Ano'.iuti'J Cress) it will bo one of tin. host plaii'B In I Shanghai, Mar. 7.-On Gre- fRncelnl In Thff nitanruoel UNION, Mar. 7. Friday evening There will also be boiiib new Imlid. at the high achou! uudltorium I erected UiiiUiik tno niianiiii. U,,u,.y ailoiiteil bv the HiltlRh kov- Ule worJl1 t"r ""'".'hunts. Ikoi'Io Sonienutr, ami bolshevik lend- largo crowd enjoyed the first night I l)r' F" alchonney, who tun ,,rIlllltlU , UuU:x , characterized We huven t any gocils. e ran t ,,., u ronorteil to be on the ateaiu pioductlon of the minstrel and glee u,,fcn Hi, k r"r l,m lll"e' nt : a failure In an editorial In the 1:01 Bl0k." e-..laimed. point- hi,, F.inpivss of Husslu. lamnd for club numbers on which many of "'" I-"ke 1,,at Wednesday morning. :....,..., ,.. r .,, ,,,(.,,. nL.v,.w '"s l" Mg a'" "f "'; the l niti.1 States, lie is suld to the students have been working so IIa wl" remain at tho sanitarium, ,. . Natesun its editor '"K "PParel and Job ends of uo-,ua tiaveling Incor.ulto. faithfully for msveral weekB. The I r"r n l'"l,le "f w",ka tIikl" iThe magazine program opened with a song by the I ments, . Nates,,,,, Its editor. ",K """""" "nd l"", ! Is one of the most """ ' ;""' of conservative of tile publications is- toiners in Kassia. All we need entire club memberKbln. emiKlstlne Mr9- E(I- Mltr-hell Is Bi.'ndlng r. of about CO voices. Next the min-, days visiting with friends In I Us (.,)mlm.,ll ,s Vegnr.led hero as strel members lead by Hobirt Wake- i ?'r- , f ho for th0 latter l"a, Indicating, to some extent, the uttl-. ! tudo t)f the leaders of tile Moderate Party who heretofore h.ivi- reinaia- fleld as Interlocutor, furnbihod a ; Frlduy. half hour of amusement with ! The .Ladles Aid of the M. E speeches, jokes, singing and dune-1 ' ' od invnl to lirliiah inle ti h;is lug. The colored ladies' chorus 1""1 i r"M'T 1"t "''' !,. ;.,.,,,,, ,,,,.e llKll ,venl. a salt In 21 hours rendered two songs, which ware well J""' 0nlv a Bea',lul' I ment of Indiu 'Is losing the confi-, - ' recelval. Following the chorus a, deuce of the leaders of this party one act comedy was put on by the i Sunday evening services at th because of what Is called here Its boys. It was called "Tho Coontown .Presbyterian church are being ac- I -policy of repression." Tlie eilitor Thirteen Club" and showed how companled by pictures. Yesterday'L ! ia writer says in part: the club chese which member should ""den were on the parables of. "in launching n policy of whole commit suicide at each meeting, j Christ. snl repression and indiarriniiaate Miss Ida llellus, costumed (und col-1 Uarnll Klelblock Is confined to 'arrests tlie government has played ored) as a negro mammy, gave a ,lls home with a slight attack oi ,lt0 tnB hands of Non-Cooperators. YIH TII1TI. KOBBKK. I J lv Afsocln t i'U l'rcss) NS'.W VOUK. .Mar. -Playing New KpriiiK Woolous ! Croesus to his chunis-rtreating them New spring Hue. of wooiens nrejto movies and candy Thursday led In. -Suits fromv $(l to f 05. We to the arrest of John Dunn, 14, and havii rive tailors and can make you his confession that he had robbed sev- Tovuery. :',-i;-;it eral stores in Prooklyn. delightful reading of the old time j ' grippe, favorite selection "Kentucky Phil osophy" with "Kilt" Caldwell tak ing the part of the, culprit. After another number by the double quar tet, ' the second comedy was featur ed. This play was called "The Booster Club of Blackvllle" and ! was even more umuBlng than the flint one. The final number was one of the best on the evening's program. .Messrs. ,Tony Smith, Will Baxter, Roy Conklln und Raymond Cook Bang a quurtet which was fol lowed by the final curtain. During tlie minstrel Tony Smith sang two Irish selections. An orchestru com posed of students furnished the inn ICE BURIES WATER TANK (Speclni to The Observer) KLGIN, Mar. 7. Andus Oolding was 'a business visitor from Imbler tills week. Miss Helen Hills came In from (Hinehart Saturday morning, after fiic for the performance. Will Bax ter, manual tiuining tebclrer has ! had charge of the club work and deserves much credit for the clattsy a visit of several "days with Valgeno Tuttie. Fred Hamilton, a business man of SummervlllfJ, wus in Klgln Sat urday. Mr. Hamilton drove over but returned on the evening train Repression every u bore has been u failure. It has failed in Kgypt and in Ireland and it Is bound to fail ; in India, especially in the India after the war. Such a policy de-1 feats its own object by Increasing j the tension, alienating the popular ! sympathy and agrevating the gen- j eral unrest, j 'Uy their grave blunder the bu-1 renucracy has helped to make what 1 might have been a partial or unsuc- i cuessful harta! In connection with j the l'riuce's (of Wales) visit, Into! which ui'ta tlia money you Burdy need some of thoao prccioiiB vittiininca in your system at oncu. a compute one m result in Itself .'V Mastin a V l i AMUN ...... "inixi with your food. aupNifs jiat what yotiri Take Yeast Vitamot? Tablets To Gel Job-Winning "Pep" Easy and Econpmtcal Results Quick. Thin, run-down fulka who find that tuitinciis is bnd and cniplovmcnt Li osreo ilioutd try tskiag two of Mastin'a tiny yeast Vli'A.MON Tal.'l. ta with their miiala lor a Bhort timo and watch how thuir physical and fiuavcial condi- Mantin's VITAMOM TablcU supiily in highly concentrated form true voupl-vitaininea oombiued with tin) oilier hcnlth-aiviiiK vitaniinca' which ,Si'icm'o oy you must have to lie Dlroim, well and fully developed. If you are weak, thin, pale, generally run-down, or feel lacking in brain power and ambition, nod want that firm fleuli "pep". deeply to be deplored ".Surely, oue may ask, is it policy j or panic to haul up men like C. R. ; Das and Jlotllla ' Nehru with the I thousand that follow their lead and I give them i ready handle for civil ' disobedience. Already hundreds have courted arrest and flocked to the j Jail and It is clear that more nre ready to follow. It would bo dis astrous to experiment on anything like a trial of strength at a junc ture like this. The way to ptace is in conciliation." HIS MI (Hy Associated ProsB) MOSCOW, Mar. 7.- Hussion mar kets lack nearty every sort -of manu factured article the world can nf- ford, unless it 'be artificial hair, per-; fumes and toilet nrtlcleB. The beauty parolrs net-in to have adequate sup plies and are doing a -thriving busi ness. The man who loses a collar but ton in Moscow is ruined. It in a! tragedy when collars and shirts ; wear out. The odds and ends in , the shops are chiefly the sizeB for very small boys and glanU. The' ncA-kties are patterns- which Ger-j man dealers couldn't , sell at home. I Shopkeepers put everything at-, tractive they have In. their windows. Inquiry within always demonstrates that they have no Block in regular sizes, I Government taxes on merchants, are mounting daily and the mer- j chants pilo the tax on their prices. Small notion shops on aide streets ; in Moscow arc charged 00,000,000 , paper rubles a year for their Ii- j censes, which at the govtrnmeut rate is 600 gold rubles, or about $300. j The news that Russia had been invited to participate in the Genoa j conieronce came aa u iiiiai. imiui , performance of the members. The nights 'but the Saturday evening .,, " " ,T " ." program had to bo cancelled on ac-i '"fnl '? 1USOd 1"r Wllliom Wade'i count of several of the students ''"l' Progressing satisfactor. being sick and to. the Increase In.j Fred Ha" fS ln charge of the the number of "flu" cases in town. , . , . , , The student body has two or three-L Hho7 r1A,,,rn?d , fr0m La Plaj-s which will he given during, ' ""''eu" rS' " yt '"w , the remainder of the term. . T"e, WJter an't ,f lin "W' ,,ere Is again nearly burled under a load Saturday was tag day for the of ice nnd icicles White Cross work and Miss Neilson, Several new cases of influenza one of the high school teachers, had! are reported from Cricket Flat in charge of a committee! of girts from j the last few diys. the high school who played tag i Mr. a,vl Mrs. ie Hallgarth re with considerable success during the j turned to Elgin Sunday morning. day- I They have had their little daughter Chester lEmmons and Russell ! Evelyn, in ha Grande under a sjie Hurn arc two of the latest cases 'cialist's caro for nearly two weeks, or flu to be reported. j While In La Grande Mr. Hallgarth W. B. Butterfield, whose home is also submitted to an operation upon in Portland, is In Union visiting j one of his ears. with Ills daughter, Mrs. Martin. He ' Mr. Underwood was a passenger is also looking uftor u large ranch i from La Grande Saturday morning, up near Telocaset. Mr. Butterfield I Mrs. Sadie McNaughton left Sat says that the weather In Portland ' urdiiy morning for ti visit with her hnsbeen very cold during the (win-1 daughter, Mrs. "like" Do Bole. tr. William Hill has been confined The store room on the east side i to his bed for the greater part of of 'Main street next door to the last week, but is recovering at cigar store Is being papered and present. fixed up for occupancy. O. J. E. S. Harris returned Saturday Skiff, who hold the poatmastershlp ; morning from Hot Lake, where he here for tlw last eight years will j has been for several days, open up n small fruit store and I R. Gekeler, deputy organizer will also carry a small line of! for the State grange, with his little groceries. , daughter, returned to their home in William Arant has been 111 forAllcel Saturday morning from La the last few days with what Is either j Grande. Mrs. Gekeler remained in a case of flu or poison from eating I La Grande to have 'their son's ears some fish which had been shipped 1 treated. The Cekelers ane well in to one of the local markets.' I known here, having made their Mr. and Mrs. Selgle Clino have I home near Elgin for several years, both been down with the flu for j Ike Bumgnrdner and daughter, semrnl days but are much Improved Helen, returned Saturday morning at this time. Mrs. Nettle Keller i from La Grande, where the llttre Is here from Baker and taking j boy is receiving attention to his enre of the two patients. ears, following an influenza attnek. Walter R. Bllyeu, who was here Among the business visitors from from Albluiy and 'paid an official the Flat Saturday were James Wick visit to the local Masonic lodge, , ens and the Gt?keter brothers, was a classmate of Dr. Erwin In j Frank and Carl Hallgarth were college. incoming passengers on the train Last Tuesday the fish ihatohery : Sunday morning, received a shipment of 200.000 rain-! "Soapy" Davis is in town again how trout eggs from Pocatello, 'after a rather prolonged absence at Idaho, and the season's work Is get- his trapping grounds along the ting under way. Several more ship-; Looking Glass. incuts are expected in soon. ! "Bill" KcJffer went to Lostino on Chnrles Miller returned home Sunday's train. He is working at last Monday from a visit in Port- helping to straighten tho banks of land. He has been way since Borne the river near tho Wade place. timo before Christmas. Mrs. Bob Lane accompanied Mr. Mack Wood was down from his: and Mm. Ellis Young from La ranch on Clover creek last TueB-j Grande Sunday morning, day looking after some business ln- j L. A. Stoop was in Elgin on terests in Union. , business Saturday. Tho sochl given by members of t Mrs. Aubrey Haney (Alice Mosh the Hebekah .lodge in the Odd Folder) is seriously 111 with pnmmon.la lows' hall last Wednesday evening; but her "recovery is expected. Dr. was a decided success. After the , Dryborough is the attending phy regular order of business the closed slclan. session ended and the members and ' The funeral of Ellis Jean Young, several Invited gursts enjoyed an the eight months' old son of Mr. evening of music, dramatic numbers ' and Mr.'. Kills Young, was held at nnd games. The program wus as the Christlin church Sunday at follows: Piano duet by Ralph and 1:30 p. m. Rev. Judsou Drown Ruth Connor, Reading by Eula Wat- preached the funeral sermon nnd kins, Vocal solo by Mrs. L. A. Cook, ; Interment was made In the lEIgin Piano duet by Eunice and Dorothy ! cemetery. Tho entire community Buslrk, -and .several election! by extends sympathy to Mr. and Mr, the high school orchestra. Coffee Young In their deep bereavement, and the usual eats. y're terved and1 Lee Tuttle arrived on the train then the remainder of the time was from La Grande Sunday, given up to old time dancing. About Ralph Winters and his sister, Mrs. midnight the social endtd and the Scott Wheatley, came in Sunday people went home all declaring they morning to visit with their moth-jprec js rlt,n, hart nad a very enjoyable evening, er, .virs. vt . a. winters, wno nas The Union high school closed its been 111 for several days. Small tract just outside city limits basketball senBon with the game Winter -Is still hanging on here. Lfl ())B highway for 12S0. Terms playo l on the Joral floor last Frl- We have lots of snow and for the F',nc uulillnf! Blto nay anernoon, wnen me Becouu i.iat inputs imu u.iu m mur team defeated the 1 Grande ser-imore added to our present supply, ends by a score of 25 to IS. The Sleighs and sleds are still the irln gan," was fast and undecided tlll rlpal means of transportation hire, the very last. The La Grande boys ulthough tho calendars say It Is plavert a very nice cloin game and March, when flowers should bi ?in dinwnl themselves good losers. The to bloom and the sun shoua! ehlne Union first team were to have a at least part of the time. few more games wUh nearby towns ! hut these having been cancelled, the Something; new in Candy every day season Is closed Union lose sev- at The Palace. Let Al Cain show you eral her hct players with the those elegant chocolates. Ti? y are nourish liie. Bhrutikuu tis- L. , T the thin hirtQjJ and tho starved brain?,J'implcs, boils and nkia nvptioim ecin to vanish likiiAi ij;io under this houlthhii :io- uuenco. Mastin's VITAi MON Tablets will no! cause giisukid they help to corrcctconstipiition. ihey aro easy and economical to take. Bo sura to rc nienilier tho nanus Mas- tin'a VI-T A-MON. Youoan set Ml THE ORIGINAL . iiTijiW 1U D YEA5T AND VITAMINS CENUIN6 NIX , TABLET -4 V1 w 1 stjo'sVlTAMOl 'IK Areb i to r nr ' J Whv not Ixt a y strong, W6ll-hutlt J fll :-i l. ty of ' Fleischman's Yeast A Food for iTeami,' Kich in Vitamine Euilds Up E'ody Tissues, Eliminates Waste Mat- t9f . . . ' We Receive a Pvesh Shipment of Fleischman's YeaEachS Morning. ": jPhoiic ui Your Order. I.G. SNODGRASS.; 109 Depot St. Tv;o Phones, Call Main 75 -NO CJIARflK U'Oli. D El JVE R Y orgy and a clenr kin flowing with ruddy health and vigor? Just tnko Mcetin's Yeaat VITA MON Tab leti for a short timo and watch tho truly a infix ing results. VlTAMOf Tablets at all good drug-iiats bsiiivcly Cuaraniccd iit On Firm Flesh, the Skin and Increase Euergy When Taken With Every Meal o-.- Money Back nrni rrm mnini 1 1 r r I r I f 1 1 l i lKwrariPsrarra 'A jii'osptToiirf. well iiianaKcd and lawfully regulated utility in an asset to any mmiicipality, the industrial and lysines lift- therein ;nitl cit izens theretif. One Vble to ,cke out a hare ex istence only is a source ol' j'oisitfiura.u'cuient and worry to its owners ;4id a (Minstant irritation to tlie jiati'ons til' its inf-ior si'rvice and the niuni ei)al officials, as well is a df'terrent to industrial and business develoirj!oi)W of the coiiiiiuinity life. Missouri 'til)l' Kfrvice Coumussion. V Home Independent TeephoneCo. ALMOST PRE-WAR PRICES ON CANNED SHRIMP Now 20c A Can Everybody is plnd' to hear this gooM news of a reduction on one of tlV most delicious ef Tea foods duriiit Lent. Afany vliolesome foods may be economically served' in many ways without waste during these meatless flays. PATTISOA BROTHERS GROCERY Call Main 80 DAIRY FOR SALE 51 acres 45 acres of this in nlfnlfa, 0 pasture, and bulldlnpR. Small or charck I'ald up water rlRht. 6 mile from tewn, In TTmatilla county. Ten cows, hlu-ses, chlckcna, nnd ail farm ing machinery and equipment. I'rlce is- $in.OilVno. Mortnik'0 ?2650.00. Will tradAfor buslnesi In town, or city propel" Good 2-acre Vract, well Improved, adjoining citAllmts. jl-lce $2250. Would take R(d llKht ir for part of first paymeny Mustlliave some cash, and balancXat $2oinr month. - Fine lot and fairousfy on Fourth street, all Improvenvini paid, for I18U0.00. Owner will take good j piano as first payment, and month ly installments for balance. 20-cre tract, unimproved. flood soil, Frultdale district. For sale. Terms. Farm lands and stork ranches for sale and trade. Security Land & Savings Co. graduation of the senion, but have fine. 3-1-21; Star Theatre WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY MATINEE NIGHT THE WORLD'S GREATEST COMEDIAN. SEE HIM Charles (Ghic) Sale, M ' 1 :.. I LiyiNC SEVEN DIFFERENT HARACTERS. i fey ft lUt'W-SM HI MM di: H.:ii .! "His Nibs1' Ay EXCEPTIONAL PICTURE Removal Sale i iCOME IN If Will Pay You .'HOLM ! o GROCER Quality arJ SerT? Fi?UE DELIVERY- . CALL JIAIN 4lT
