La Grande evening observer., March 21, 1922, Image 5

TWsdav, Mnrdi 21'. 1022!.'
i:x mkxrm events-a 'otwetiyer
PA'flB
Local News In Brief
!
Kinilt), treasurer. Tue Icultea of di-ier bomin, th sHHrtffttaljr educa
tional mlllauB, the market roiutt and
others nuil found fev .If any obeet
lon to thiwe. Ha iiistiripd the al
arip Dultl thf eomssarlng t)um w"h
alrtf for Uiulnr dutU's lu other
vlBloa number three will meet Wei-
ni'il;iy afternoon at the home of
Mm. Stilts. 1108 I street.
K Any L Grande lubscrtber to
' the Obierver who does not receive
bis paper by 8 o'clock in the ev-
IK ening, please call Western Union,
Main 24, and a special messenger i
will deliver a copy. it
Wallowa Visitor
J. H. MlmnnuRh, wtll known citi
zen of Wallowa, arrived in l.ti
Grande yenterilay evening and Ik
registered at tlio Foley hotel toduy.
To Attend (iinnU Oni-rn
Miss Margaret Newlln will teuvo
this evening for Portland, where
she will uttend tho Grand Onern
CiSOU.
Ill front I'l.'itNnnt Valley
K. lluwkltis arrived In La Grand
last HlKbt from Pleasaitt Valley,
where he makes his homit. Hi 1
here on business and can be found
at the Savoy hotel.
fr'tited for lU'iinkcnncsit
Gcorue Stebblns was arrested last
evening and was fined $15.08 by'anawera criticism agalust tho atato
the police court this morning foritax lurestlgation commission, wnicn
being drunk.
ractscal talks on locating ttoub'e vi
all kinds in traetore ami fnrtn ma
chinery will be on the program
There will be talks on piowicg, disc
mg bad eujUvatinu, seetdtnr, seed
beds and yields wilt be taken up. Mo-
states. He also tgok occasion tojtiort pictures shewing the hiy Kertl
lllthler Men Here
J. W. White and Oran Howell,
who hat! from Imbler, arrived in
La Grnndo last (.Veiling on tho
branch line train and are guests of
the Savoy today.
leaves for Council illuffe
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Killpsck and
,tat,.,t.l., JJ. IVha, .lltf t.(
Grande this morning for Council ! f bills.
Bluffs, Iowa, where they make their!
home. Tltoy have lust returned!
from a two months' visit In Call
some delegate said was Hpetuiu.g
vaft taint of money,
Mr. Ptorce, a member of tho cm
mlssian, explained that the commis
sioners receive only their railroad
Tho relief in
sight for the taxpayers, s:it.t Mr.
Pierce, is an income tax which will
bear part of the state load; relieve
Sloped at. Kommcr
Mrs. Martin King, of Kamela,
spent yesterday- In La Grande ami
returned to lior home in the eve
ning. She was a guest of tho Som
uior during her visit.
fori) in and stopped in La Grande to
visit with Mr. a nut Mrs. K. A. Kll
'. fuck before returning to their home.
the real property e? much of its
(iesent burden snrt force M UU it
wealth to contribute lis sharp to
ward support of tnu (jovernmcut.
Arrives from Hose tily
Mr. and Mrs, J, C. niiigncr of
Portland, are spending several days
In La Grende visiting -with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Woods Visiting Daughter
Mrs. It. K. Woods arrived -In La
Grande) last evening aivt Is visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
M. B. Jordan, who is iitite 111 with
the flu.
lieturns hum Western Oregon
Mrs. C. S. Joel returned the last
of the week from an ex tended visit
in Portland mid Kugene with frieml
and relatives. Sho rtliorta a very
pleasant visit In weSternOrcgon.
Goes to Wnlln Wlilla .)
J. A. McMillan, manager of thi
La Grande Co-Operative' Store for
the past year, left La Grande thin
morning for Walla Wallj. where he
has accepted a position with the Pa
cific Fruit and Produce company.
HI Willi ToilMllltiCH
Mrs. Noyes has been very
ill for the past ten days with ton
silllles but at present is showing
a marked Improvement In health.
Enterprise Citttlemaii
Don Meyers, a prominent Enter
prlse Cattleman, spent yesterday in
La Grande atten.ling to shipping
some cattle. He returned to hit1
home lit Kuterprise this morning or
the branch Hue train.
Over from t'nloii
Mrs. Ilex Griggs of Union, is vis
iting at the homo of Sir. and Mrs.
Dell lrin. Mr. Irwin underwent a
serious operation today and as yet
no reports as to his condition has
been rocelved. ' '
Itclui iLs t Tlio Dulles
John .Wade left La Graifle this
morning on No. 17 for his home In.
The Dalles. He has just recent!
returned from an extended visit in
tho east and has been In La Grande
for several days visiting at the home
of Floyd McKennou.
I Affiles from Portland
I Dr. W. B. Htnson and J. C. Aus
tin of Portland arrived in La Grande:
jthls morning and wife met by Rer
jerend A. R. Sltton. Mr. Austin 1
(state promotional director for the
; Baptist church and Dr. Hlnsoa Is
la religious lecturer of national re
jnown. lie is a member of the Glad
stone Chautauqua. ami will deliver
an address in the Baptist church
this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Leave few t'alirufltia
Mrs. F. L. Lilly and Mrs. Elmer
Stoddard left for California Sun
day. They will spend several months
visiting in Los Angeles and other
points in ihO southern state.
Fill SCHOOL
i NEXT WEEK
(iocs to imlJlcr
Frank JtcKlnnls returned to his
homo lit Imbler this morning, on
the. branch lino train. Ho Is a writ
known farmer In that section and
has been lu La Grande for a short
timo attending to some business.
At Savoy ,
Verne Payne and Cllva Wilson,
residents of Imbler, oro .La Grande
visitors today. The" yaro here at
tending to some buslneis matters
and during their stay nro guests d(
the Savoy.
A tractor and power farmif.g school
will be held at thejRocsch Mot-ir toro-
ipany, successors to the Hilton Uitrue,
Spud Market t'p inext week, at which much of eituca-
W. Allison, who Is an expert on ; tional value to farmers aid i-.rchar.t-
jthe potato market, has sold tOjitt -mil Ms ouerctf. tfe scnool is
(carloads of tubers during the past! the joint production of the lloeseh
two days. One carload was sold to j firm and the manufacturers.
;au Imbler man and tho shipment The program being arranged for
was made up of tho Identical po- school here includes m.my feiilurcs
Uatoes the Iniblc.rlte had sold AIU-;ef interest to farmers. IkhiUoii am!
'sou Inst full. The scarolty of po- carburetion will be tafen up, thii he
: tutoes was anticipated by Allison I ins: one of the important matters that
;and ho took time by the Iforelock i trouble is often encountered with,
and laid lit a good stock tn blsj ,
: warehouse while other potato han-j ' RKAPTHE WANT ADS!
Idlers were disposing of their pro- - - i
iduct because! they hud a hunch that
ttbe market would be poor this
'spring.
plant at Sliver Rouses wilt alio
shown.
Drug Store Employes
Badly Burned Waen
Compound Blows Up
itsstture with Properties of Gunpowder
Ignited and Itemed Clerk
About the Face, '
While mixing" a prescription com
posed of potassium chloride and tan
nic acid, tlernld Tuttle, an employee
of Silverthotit's Drug Store, was se
verely burned about the aims and
face when tho mixture, which had
properties resembling jfunpowder, ig
nited. The employees f the drug
store rendered first aid and when med
ical attention arrived the injured man
was taken to the Grande Monde hos
pital. The accident took place about
8-,:S0 o'clock this morning.
The injuries are not serious but are
exceeding!;;, painful and wilt probably
tisfugure his faco to some extent.
A mixing knife he wa using at the
time was practically destroyed, the
handle being; burned.
BROTHERHOOD
I . TALKS ABOUT
i mSARMAMFrfT
Teacher 111
Miss Eluia Cuslcit, a teacher In
the F.lgin schools, passed through
La Grande this morning en route
to her home In Union. She Is unite
ill uud was accompanied by tier
mother, Mrs. S. F. Cnsick.
(Continued from rie OaeJ
NEW TODAY
WANTED ie
rooms, connect
Observer,
nt tw un&tinishetl
ng. Downstairs, Call
a-20-at
STOLEN From home. Five month's
old pup. Llewellyn and spanie1.
Any information will be suitably
rewarded. Phone 313-J or call 1213
Y avcue. 3-21-lHp
Condition Still Serious
Mrs. J. II. Walker, who Is ser
iously 111 In Portland, Is still full
ing to improve hcl condition being
grave at -present. Mrs. J. A. Mc
Carthy, of La Grande, is at her
bedside.
Saturda1
Ask for
atR
your
DANCE
IxHall
ght, March 25
otp Coupon with
At tlie old tfmo dunce li'tcl t-ist
Thursday evening;. J. II. Qarrity attI
Mi-3. Charley Harrison" wt-rQ chosnn
an the best dam-In-; t'Bldi on ln
i flour. This inakfi tho tdith con-
pit1 ehosen uui at 'the Third An
iiuiil BiiH.i KiTin by tho Meehanl-i,
tho sitmo couple njUyei1., like hsi-
lorn. ;r. woodcU .i.id Mrs. JoHs-
Jusonh Team iimti Thriiftti
Tho Joseph high school KuHtern
Oregon championship huakttbaii
team retued from their unsuccess
ful attempt to win the state title
at Siilem last night and registered
at the Foluy, taking the branch Hne
train this morning for their homo.
Ted Mays, Hugh Cole. Km est Den
ier, Douglas Wilson, Kermit McCul
ly. eHnry Swartwood, and WMil:im
Komi comprisol the stjuad. Coach
H. J. Jory aceompiticd tho team.
sjon amonc the members took plac
on this (juejition, each one having his
own theory or view of the subject.
J. D. Slater gave a descriptive out- r'n a . f .
line of the conference, giving the his-FfR SALh-Ran priors ove, ru?i
Itoncal facts, comnarisorih vith the . "eum. inree sno jars, oej mav
Monroe uoetrine and m lact a pen era i
mitring nt tht nitirfl conference.
Tho meeting was vety successful I ?nat carPet. CR '1
and a deeper understanding: in the ; r m t .
confeience question was given to those, FURNITURE AND PIANO Moving
. Good equipment, ut k jruaranteetu
( Presenu j Goods stored. Buck & Miller, Phone
I REDUCTION OF j 463-W-
TAXES AIM OF " 'FOR RENT FurmWd; house; plionv
nn,rT?TI!T?'F!Tf!'Rt U7G-J or call 2103 rirt.
w
tress, springs, table libmi-y table
dresser, two ciwUf, ker, stove
mat, carpet. CR 2t-R
CHURCH TO BE
REBUILT HERE
New Waists
Today
PittigepK, striiK'tt and' phrin colored siik
waists itt Utiitest ud mmi dtstmetive styles
A
huU.r tlJTKses iii
rottipprit. in nl vitlor
ttt
50e each
Jiint it few of those
.,S)0 wool dtesse.-i
left.
FRENCH & GREEN
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Shoe3
M. K. Chmvh, Smith, 'Will
Put !f.",(XK lata Cmupk't
ittfj Prcsfjit UutUUtiR.
The mcmUfru of the MrtbotlUt
eharch. south, trtPt SfsHtiay rvening
with the ps''r. Rev. K. J, Slanner,
and the presiifini; cidDr, C. L. McCaux
lanJ, of Scuttle, to consider it )mpo
sition fr the lemwieiifng of the
church buihiinfr
it is proposmto put a fult basoniprity
under the auditorium and erdnrjrc anil;
reconstruct the huihliivg and stucco
the exterior, irmRg the buildiojr mor j
floor spaco and making ft modern r.m rapidly during the past six month
every respect, J l'lal presesit tjuaiters aio eatirsly
In Oder to finance the umiertakin? i'nn'i'tttttttc" . .. .
the sum of I5JD0O w neennrr. Thi I . ff s hs sm,alt nrt. wr.il
board of minion, of the church, nbia ' V oM the be-
through Mr. MeC.ms!ami, teS offered fmaen ,cteR w ' P ?'
$2,00tt far this fund on the conditio., one other cta wilt have to
that the balance, :t,00ft be rnis? in meet ehete cl om ta the fu
L Grande. The church member. de-;,re ol thc lacil ot 'taarters m
cuted to bejtin a canvass at once fori ehunft,
th additions! $S,000 in order that the!
church be reconstructed at an early' Highest price paid for cieart, targa
date, the Sunday achoot having grown siased eottott raja,
(Continued from ff 0e.
I LOST Gentleman's black onS'x rinj,'.
Finder (rot reward at Observer,
ineutlUB In the central library yes-1 d-21-atp
'"Nofvrllhout opposition vras the pOR SALK-SO acres 2 miles east of
principle or an income tai carrlsdi
and it precipitated a definite which,
wased bark and forth all afternoon!
whllo parliamentary procedure was;
La Grande. Cheap if tnken nt once
Adam Beck, Uoute Na ii.
0-2t-3tp
DANCE
$s Hall
Modern- -Wednesday
Old Txi e Saturday
Wiae's Skxo Orchestra
...l IClCClK
The Indies of the 'Methodist church
.arc reorganizing their Aid society
Into four divisions. IMvlslfp num
ber two held a moetiiiK at tho homt.'
Ticket Mrs. Hardltifi yesterday afternoon
A and efected Mrs. L. Wetxet. presi
dent, Mrs. Haars, vice president,
9OOOOOO8Oft990trB' Forrester, secretary and Mrs.
thrown to the winds. Tho final rate
stood 87 for the Income tas and 20
; against, but when the vote wns tak
ien score of iolcEatos had left the
hall. ' , "
Grange Hcsolnthm. '
Ilefore evoti the committee on or-
dor of business reported, C. K.
Spence. master of the' state grange.
Introduced a resolution that the tax
reduction leaRiio npprovo of the In
come tax principle and appoint a
committee of three to eo-opcratft;
with the legislative commutes '
measiire In he Initiated In N'ovem-! 'P'"1 musical
FOR SALE.
One .fH.0u used piano, $:0.0(.
One ?U75.0fl new piano, $275.00.
. One JiwO.QS siightly used piano,
One $400.00ise4 piano, $200.00,
. One ftM.OO iiseji piano, $1&0.
All ontmy Terms.,
K. O, UVKtC CO.
Aiso a large stocXfcf New Piunoa and
Grands.
ew Fmt!
t
to get the most
Yes SiraN
Mere s one way
for .your mone V
Why wait until other fellowsV. get their new
lids? Be one of the early birds, ii
Get a full season's wear from your spring hatj.
Hat weak makes it possibleiof' you to do this
and saves you money as well.
Hat Week brings to you the season's newest
distinctive shapes and colorings best hats in
town made right and styled right.
What could; be sweeter? Nothing except
these prices.
$4.85 to 6.35
(Dkr
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
ROSCtlK
KOTIC'K.
KncampnfentVf' O. 0.!' Visitation
!of Grand Patriarch, K. J. Nolan, unit
(Tram for Star Kn-
, xt .,t ur..... i :
her- l-'nr limirs. the iTtmmn tar wan 1 1 Mirtv(nyiij . kihh,
i...h!..,i - u w .i,,,tH March 22. Ail Odki rdilows and fam
a drive was made to sidetrack the'8'
measure Ita triends rallied and kept
It nlive.
. V. H. D'Arcy charsed that the
purpose for which the convention
A..ll,.,I n.,.. K..l.. ul.AP- I
.iintel am). In fact, that no alter,- , N?l,cc hy Riven that the un-1
t!on was beins directed to the mat'"" admimstnaor has f,led h.H
si.bl.-rt for which the rtoi.teate. were . un1 .f 'f "'rnent of the ;
aaaembled tax reduction. JudBo "'ate of Dame! Uuie deceased, in
and said coart has set April
;3-21-H
K. CLARK,
Scribe.
NOTICE OF FtNkt. Af( OfNT,
Notice
I will bay your baby
heifer cWea. Call 369W
EARL ZUNDELL
Old Tyme Dance
KVKftr ;
TUfltSDAT
The
the
night
AT
7,f BEH
I MALI,
ucky Lady draws
ess on Tnursaay
t Zuber Hall,
P. J, Powers
D'Arcy advisptl that tho state irranee
could m atteiMf nut! hnnltn tho Sn
roi tux an it saw fit while the ron
rcutloii that tho dntngats ore here
to r'htc tasea and not to ra3ae
nioro, as nottlii he thc miRHion of an
irit'otim tax.
Chulrmun Coiii(?r, orKanlior
the tax-rtdiK-tioH movt'mcnt, testi
fied that in makinc hia ronnta
found most objection to. the educa
tional marhinery of th Mtate. He
aaid that thousands if ron are j?iv
inc up their hume-s fur the purpose
of tnxatinn and white he farora an
fnfome tax, he wanted the conven
tion to reduce, an that was the main
thine, and he favored reducing state
expenses. The chairman wanted it
distinctly uudf rstod that hj dots
not wont to close the whnots.
H'ntimc(. in Tented.
Walter M. Pierre uttered the gen
eral accusation that the delegates
wore strikins at the Or1 con Agri
cultural coUese. He called for an
expression of setiiiment on the soid-
Orejron,
10, 1022, nt .iO ct
at the CountACmi
Grande, Union Ouuntj
time and place t hir v
and thc considerkti'ti M l- final
n, account.
uatc ot rtrst ruuncaiion, jiarcn sr
HAL BailNTNKAMP,
WZ! TL Administrator,
Mar. 2I-,
tn thc fjfriioou ;
St Koijin a I. a'
U OrtjfiitnJuk thi i
La Grade, Oregon.
Apr. 4-il-m,-
ltni?!t mid Cnrprt Washed
and Hlcrlli'ii Wltbotlt lie
mucins froui the i'l.Hr wttli
the Hamilton ' Ih-ecli farpot
washer, :
ice,
Economy Carpet
Rasher Co.
II. A. Itolitnwm, Manager
I'houo lia-J, l a Grande, Ore.
ARCADE
TODAY and WEDNESDAY
With Jazz or Without?
See:
Wanda Hawley
Here is a story liat docs things with your heart-
Bring the familj
swings.
tltthat kind of a picture
Isa Showing
CtTMMIEfGS - '
IN
"ON THE TRAIL"
A two reel Featurette of thrills and romanca
amid picturesque Canadian Northwest. ,
Cams Carr s
Where Ybur Credit Is Good
Use It
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER.
i iiitt: pifiiiK tT pinst
kci'i.iii"; vt.u iifivsit-aHv Fit (i
(Umd siij siii.j.tieH vi( I
Uiai t! (ithev one i'tiod eim.
Tlie ti'uiDi-tMlotis Hide ifi'
fiafes tht'Sf f.K'ts. 1
Huriiifily soiivas cmlyn (n-rtim dish
r'n!arh' even- dar. is ahitt.t inttvt rja c-ttst-.tit
TALK ABOUT SOVPt
Icliciotis.sKtip you ciijor m ttuit-h do ymi realfee ii.nv big a Jrt ii I;iy in
food flcHM'Uts, f.litiiniaU'H afiju'titi's, r(ntcs diju-st itm jwrFunns a vvutk
r , i t .. t tt.f . .r r .'i
aittjtix'l! s 1'niay jsrvs's tw writ ie .tnirri.-asi ittHise wuc apj.rr-
ir ctyttyett iy tin tew. aw scfvtn t atttEiiit'it ,s .ittp
( 'amptictl's SiiiH.-i art' s.i ).hi! mjjfm uualitv, s otiivt'idt'iit (aheadv s-.K.kcd) so t'f' SHsiuit al, fiat
pcojilc no I-.Hcr iMtthfi tn iimkt1 Vhi at iimiH'.
Havp a f'aiiti1n'ir.s Htmp every day. lUiii ttlay with th dt-lijfhtftd, tttvijfral iiijf Tmaf. Sutp.
fitTI.SH, r. '.'t. i.iwKtocti,
rollTLAS'U. Mar. :i. ht.i
& LE AN KUT KASH G10CERY
. . 44 & fmtkUnv? ' at . sug( of Elgin, prop,
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