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Tliiirsd.in-, 'April (i, 1922 T7K CmXNDE TCVENTNO OBSERVER PAOE FIVE Local News In Brief Any La Grande subscriber to '.'the Observer whs does not receive bis paper by 8 o'clock in the ev- ening, please call Western Union, Main 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. P. K. O. .Meeting Chanter I, 1'. K. O.. will moot Friday afternoon at the homo of . Mrs. Itobi'rt Kukln. Mlks' Annual luilinlloii Tho local 11. I'. O. K. Iodise Bill hold their annual lultlatluu inoctliij; tonight in the KIks' hall. Kutcrpriso Couple- 1. Kutter and wife, registering from 'Enterprise, aro La. Grande vis itors today They orb guests of the Savoy, Haloes People In Town Mr. and Mrs. J. I.. Metcair," who are, rest Umts of Haines, nrrlvcd In La Crande last evening on No. 23 and are, registered at the Savoy. KnlorpiiMt Man nt l-'nlcy Fred Ashley, who hails from En terprise, arrived in La Grande Inst evening and is spending the day looking over kiiiid business Inter ests. Ho Is a guest of tho Foley. Hack to Hose CHy Mrs. E. L. Whlddon of Portland, returned to her home this niornlnr after spending siVcral days in Li' Grande, visiting with her son, Sl.itei Wlllddou, who is located here. Kvtclislon Itopn'sonlntlvo Here N. C. Janilesou, li the extension depaitment of tho Oregon Agrlcul tural college, arrived in La Grande last evc'.ilng and Is registered at the Summer. In from liublor 1). M. Conklln of Inibler, arrived In La Grande last evening for a few days' business visit. He Is a prominent linbler fnrmtV and dur ing his stay Is stopping at the Sa voy. I'lllon I'ltrmei' Here G. F. Halter, owner of a large ranch near Teloi asct,. arrived in La Grande from Union last night on No. 211. He will be here for a short time and during his visit is u guest of the Foley. IvlgliiMcn nl. -Foley Lawrence Monro aiid Carl C'ill ott, both residents of , Elgin, came lu last night on the branch line train. They are spthding the day on business and are stopping at the Foley. While Pine litis 'iTho White Pine Box and Lum ber company has In operation a truck which they uso to carry their employes to and from work at Lone Pine. The truck nnkus it trips early in tho morning and nfter working ' hours. Scouts and lllvci-iu ,amc : The Hoy Scouts nine and tho lit icrln grade school bischnll teams Will cross bills in n practice game on the Rlverla field on Saturday afternoon. Harvey Carter is coach ing both teams an I a busy day is promtstU for him. .Off On Kvleiidcd Msil Mr. and .Mrs. J. F. Hrown, form er owners of the iHrownle Lunch, left this morning Tor Spokane where they will visit some time with her parents. While there they will cele brate the golden wedding anniver sary of her parens, then leaving for other parts on the coast. They expect to he gone about a month. Bargain Dance 75c Mixed Dance WEDNESDAY APRIL 5th i REX HALL KOVERALLS t I I . V-Y' '" i If i'""11 "Htsidc ami I'lav in tlicy fit J and wear. Y7 ' & r w i Week ( Hot 1. nkc Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Coch ran, who muke their home lu Port land, aro spending the week in Hrtt Lake. iThursJiy evening at 7:30 in the i mttifrMt that are poisonous are kepi billing Here church. Reports for the year will m botte ,ve ,nvo on hand. To Mrs. Howard Davis of Portland, , be given, officers for the coming prevent any mistake keep a round arrived In La Crando the fore part year will be elected and audi other beaded pin In the cork of every liquid of the ;woek and Is .visiting with j business transacted a may regular- tkat Is poisonous, so that even In the friends and relatives. She will holy come before the meeting. i dark there la little risk of a fatal nils- Here for about two weeks. (iocs to Klginn Mrs. Ernest K. Vehrs, wife of Dr. Vehrs, of Elgin, returned to Elgin this, morning pn the (branch lino train utter spending a low days In un urauue. Arrives from Tucson Mrs. (M. A. Stearns and her son arrived lu Lu Grande this morning n company with tho body of C. A. Connolly, her brothcr-lii-uw, who passed on tit Tucson, 'Arizona, re cently. Itnslnos. ,.i it,,L... A . , . Mrs. F S I.udd oft this morning noss visit. She will return to lor i . . ... , home . La Grande this Ccning. j Ijidfes Ilepart Tills .Morning .J'JSf'r""?, I'"" ,''r.r " " morning for Ilakcr where Mrs. Wll-. win bpena several oays visiung wun her before returning to Lil Grande. : Water to He Witnn Tho Y. M. C. A. 'tank will ho open for the use of the ladies from 2:00 to 6:00 nnd from 7:00 to 9:00 on Friday afternoon. The sec retary promises that the water will be warm at this time. Auctioneer in Town L. .. Newlaml, auctioneer. arrlv-1 ed in La Gnaide recently froili Salt Lake City. Ho is planning upon making-La Grande his homo and Is arranging his business affairs at Present. .: Home ,o K.gln- F. H. Alnnis. who halls from Portland, arrived In La Grande last llle struma of 1 He Motors. ' and : T, ""f , " , 7,J, ,,7,, , evening and-left this numlng on""1''16 Varsity" dear to the heart of .son but this soft, wet, fast-melt inf., where he will spend the day aUd- Unlvor.lt, baud. They will hear the, "d "8 ' "P ' spring in,- to some business Interests. :'" college oils that for ears have'"1 c.omcs: 1 BJ is ttm ""V till Dobbin to JoncoIi . . v ii lam woimh , wno- innses ins - f "-- n,- ...:n , home in Union, left this morning moat striking figure In eolle,s foot.'torm is over grass w-,ll soon be plen for Joseph, where he will attend to b""- r. Marlon Leltoy Bilrtoa,, ' ,, . t ,,.,, , some sh.'ep'. tateTcsts In -Wallowa . .. . mis nioruinu on ino siaue. Terminates Visit who has Mrs. Charles Larson been visiting In Lu Grande for sev- eral days with her mother, Mrs. G. J. Stetson, boarted the branch line train this morning, bound for. El- gin, where she makes her home. , , .,, , The meeting of lhe city coinmls- s,o. scheduled for last nlglK. - m iiujourncd on account 01 noi naving a quorum. David I. Stoddard was ill and Slicrwool Williams was out of town. ' The Dn..e. Mr. and Mrs. John Adskhn nnd yoiiiiK son are nmiin nuucitiK . inutr home in La Crniultj. Thov moved to m. .... . . . i no uaiies -iai summer ami re- uirni-o n.-re jesiurunj. eMiccung iu remain here permanently. Want .More Heads J. II. Scott, representing a large number of petitioners from the dls-' trict north of Elgin. Is In town to- day asking the county court to open a road ki their section that will make coniiections-wlth the highway, They aro cut ofr from the highway at present on'' account of no good road connection. ' Home from Portlniiil Miss Margaret Newlin returned several days ago from Portland where Rhd visited. -While there she attended the opera season of the Chicago liranu iipera company, Miss Ncwlln attended all of the operas hut one and was much pleas ed with tho performances. In eoni nifnting upon .Miss Mary (iardeu, the "star" of the company, she de clared that her acting was wonder ful, but that Miss Garden s voice did not have the sweetness of that Boys' and Girls' KOVERALLS ' ARE HERE In Six Colors In sizes 1 year to 8 years Jii.sr what vii want Pir i-liilircii t Price $1.25 a suit Clint Clothier j 'f many of the others, lu spite of her reputation. ', I . j non in itorii i A sou was born to Mr. and Mn. C. S. Shulti yesterday at their home, East N avenue. i ' I Annual .Meeting The regular annual business meet-! lug of they congregation of the I'res-i bytcrlan church will be held this , . , NOTICE, ALL BROTHER ELKS! The funeral of our late brother C. A. Connolly will be held at the lodgt hall at 2 :00 o'clock p. m. Friday, , K. L. I'E ARSON, 4 - 6 - lt Secretary. MEASURES TO REDUCE TAXES ARE PLANNED (Continued from Page One.) i,l nr. r. .,..i ...-.i,,.- '"" 1 . " """ wuuwv . lln which all organized counties w.i I bo rcprcscnted. An officia newspa.j ZlitZ ... 7" " lnc nc" G. E. Vest, who have b;n spend- luie, it was saia. . mg the winter in Itrtual Veil with Mr. Coopcr w tho founder of the'ciarenco Vest. tax reduction league in Oregon, said ! tonight that he did not anticipate any uifficulty in. Perfecting substantial lnt nro-Rni7ntmn Ho unnl h. hail ivcd hundlcd!1 of ,ettcra audinR'j0.wph friends a few days last week, the programme of the league, togeth- j cr wih manv . of assis,n,.. . . i-ren.v ufc11. APr- 6 " 1181 18 doserioerl as the largest university assembly ta tho world's his- ""' ' take place the night of April 39. At that tinio graduates of tho University of Michigan, nu.n-: herlng thousands and scattered he- twee,, the -Atlantic ocean and the "ocsy mouniains win near again resounded over Ferry Field and the oaninus and llst.m to talks by Coach presidontr tlio iinlverslty, and oth - am Mi..i,i ,..i , w au nin,-i, , till) nn.rll.,l ,, -III nnrllll. 111 the reunion who ore fortunate enough to possess radio-phono re- HUGEASSEI ; OFWISnnN I " colvlng sets. According to wofd re-!," reived here many thousands of the .graduates will avail thems-dres of;T(. ,. . ' 'be opportunity and 'listen, in" ""V&;, by means of Individual receiving Xr ecllZ sv ce ha" sets or gather In groups to hear ? . 0 .e c. . , " , , tlta Vnlmia nniiirl.t n.i ..f th -I- It larger receiving apparatus. ; - The n, start p. ,. ". - "....".... TI,o list of speakers Include ref resentatives of many briinchns of; university activity, as well as of the alumni and the students. i ,(.,1W!!ll,fh"rl"n; , fOr',"0r ,A"-mr nalfbark mid who helped to "'" imuun miurj, wtM lcak for tho alumni. Rlrnle Vlcls liuanliutl .W..t.. -...I All A..l ... "-"'" '"" " ;-'"" .. ...... ...... Dunno of last year's football' team, football captain elect I'aul Goebcl, and Regent James O. Murfln aro on lhe program. - STILL FISHER GETS STILL. VALE. Apr. (j. When is a still not "ill in still water? When the sheriff : bas hold of the line. Such was the ease of the largest still yet found by. Malheur county officers, which wasj brought in at the end of a ionff wire ! from the center of Snake river about a mile below Ontario, by Deputy Shcr-! iff Farmer yesterday. The wire which ran out to where the still was sunk - - - , ' April 10th Inst day to pay watef rent without a penalty. I flty A .in or In led Trpfui) POHTl.ANl), Apr. 6. t'ntLl wer stt'iiriy today. C'linice tors Kuld fur from 7.5o to ?K. Hon wdo 25 to 50 rtMitN lower. I'rtnie llnhtu wero $10.75 to $11. Slict'p wurc fit en (I y anxl wre a runt IiIkIht. hiiytiiB prlct'fi bolnic 20 to 23 c.nt. Kntii-r waft HtntHly. Wheat whs $1.22 to $1.25. DANCEl Eagle's Hill Hodern 'Wedneftdap o Old Yimo Saturday Viee's Sdxo Orchestra in the water was found attached to'grnm with "Roosevelt the Naturalist," a stake only after a long search among '(riving a history of his splendid work1 the rocks and brush along the bank. 'in preserving the natural wonders ofl Th still which is or about twenty -five gallons capacity, is made of copper and all of the joints are finished in 'a manner workmanlike enough to pass in the days gone by. Avoid Accidents. Pnltnns Hhonld lit kptif In snttclnl BO,,i,. hut often turn sehold i1.,miir take. JOSEPH HOTEL fnclal to The Observer) JOSKl'H, Apr. 0. Miss Lucille Dunbar canto in on Sunday's train from La Grande for a week's visit be. I fore leaving to take up her new work 'Mrs. Mary Rick is leaving Thursday i ".!.,. . ,, , , ,or a visu wim relatives una iricnu.s in Salem and Gutcs. c E Funk t , dande . Mrs. Frank Stevenson returned i'ri- day from a several month's slay with 'relatives in and near Scat'le. Wash. L.nl.- T..Al.v f 1 . r..., .1 ..:..:e..: coming in on Saturday's train. Samuel Amey, Joseph hig'i school .principal, attended the meeting of sup erintendents and principals in La : Mm MeNaue-htoe. returned to Eluin Saturday after a two weeks stay in Joseph, where she nursed her daugh ter thmugh the flu. The Mitchell Hotel has been sil l tc : outside particii, who have taken djs i Uession and Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell have : , . ,. ,,, 1 ',,. , Ju' " '; ' " CHANGES HANDS ' , " " u " , '. , . Cook upon the estate of William B. ' T'd tel property and will condu, t it foi ;.n(f j,, 1 oslte ln P e I hereby notified to present the sam.- 5" " lj'ln , , l V with proper vouchers to the said d- V -10 hou.s and the ground ".J-niinistratrix at the office of J 1) Slat- Wn-rou. coven.ig -of "the beuUfu. JgJT. T . "r " . Vn T i. .,......" rce, but the old snow is gone in nil i ""P' the timbered rcaa or ranches close to the mountains und when th- ,iv4g that ned the ' warm wnthcr nn a continued period of cold and I"""" "l wou'" Ue niOSl' .i i iL;.. i: i. . . , j ' ' , ' has been fixed as the time when the, i "..V- "uln ,"s ,p.uhnc' Zl. h 'TiCountv Court of Union County, Ore-' ..,' ; . ,.-' , , ,. ,..,.. c .. ' ji:'i,f f o. C,b hjrf. de ght- i.iiBr of nnn.nin,- .m -f the foremost naturalists of America. i Mrs. Harry Carpenter gave brief sketch of Audubon and his wonderful '..r. ..;:tv. I.:..).. .: t a.... e.. We-l wi'tVa shori talk on'Tho,npso: . . , . bird stories. At one time Thompson-1 seton was severely criticized for hi animal stories and was given the 'ilk- n.,llr0 f.,l,,.. r.nt.,r cm he was known to be an intensive student of animal and bird life and his splendid ,stories of "Wild Animals I Have Known," "Animal Heroes" nnd other .books hnvc delighted thousands of in terested readers. I Mrs. T. K. Smith closed the pro- CARR WHERE YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD USE IT COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER Dorit KLEAN Phone Main &5 America, creating its splendid forest reserves and protecting gama and! Mrds. April 10th last day to pay water j rent without a penalty. NEW TODAY WANTED State and county agents for the best automobile accessories on the market. Cal lfor II, Sutler, Hotel Savoy. FOR SALE Four-room modern bun galow, partly furnished, at 251',, comer Second street an Y avenue, Price $2800. Inquire at 2112 K. Adams Ave. 4-C-Gtp FOR SALE One two-year-old Short horn bull, or will trado for good milk cow. Phono 258-R ' ; 4-G-3tp FOR JtKNT Two small furnished j rooms. Phone l'U-M. 4-0-21 i . XTn,,,T; '. WANThl) Man to drive team. Cal ,,, . ., ... - , - ... ,. " ' Jl"1'1 nuo. Party with five at 1707 Jefferson avenue. 4-B-2t! five hundred invest in exceptional proposition. Quick ac tion and good return on investment. Write "C." care Observer. 4-C-yt i LOST ?10.0() Co-Operative Rook with name L. C. Ilawes. Return to Co - op. 4-(i-ltP FOR RENT age. ltilli Main 7.'i0. Modem rooms an gar- Sixth street. J'hone iWANTEI-Jub "s t,U(fk dl'ivcr- ''a'' give reference. Call MIT Adams 'Ave. 4-fl-:itp NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given to all con cerned that letters of administration have been issued by the County Court 'of Union County, Oregon, to Mattic E. ' gon, within six months from the date of .this notice. Dated and publishe this Cth day of April, 1922. MATTIE E. COOK, . I. C.1:J.20-27 May u i' NOTICE, Notice is hereby given that M. W. Kiddle, administrator of tho estate of E' E- Ki,wloi deceased, has filed his. ST , , . , -T , , li'iit on uiUU.Vi liiu "Hi UMJ til iimvi ...... . . , ...... . 'Igon, will hear objections to said final Inecount nnd will settle nnd allow the same. CRAWFORD & BAKIN, Attorneys for Administrator. Apr. G-1.V20-27, May 4. NOTICE OF SALE. Notice is hereby given that on Fri-1 day, the 7th day of April, 1922, at! Old Tyme Dance KVKRY l'lll'RSDAX NIOI1T AT 7,1'UKH HALL The Lucky Lady draws the Dress on Thursday night at Zuber Hall. P. J. Powers tjwsnn mam 1 'j. Worry Spring will be here soon and in all its glory, and you will want seed we have them for you. A full line of first-class Groceries, Vegctablds, Fruits, Bakery Products, Eggs, Butter on hand: at all times. KUT SCASH I -j t . rc9 Delivery New Arrivals New uQfkwei.il' in col lar and cuff ,Kets in dainty hand-made crea tions, also linen and gingham fronts in a big assortment, from I'm; up New Silk searj's in all the new stripes and colors, "from 13.50 to (5.75. FRENCH Ladies' Ready - to 2 o'clock p. m., tho undersigned will sell at public auction to the highest (bidder for cash one Ford truck, Motor No. 439841a, which was covered byOregon, and same is inailo by reason two certain titlo notes signed by E. F. ;of default in the payment of the said ;8mith, dated April 18, 1021, for 'notes, both principal and interest, and '$100.00 each, due on or before October ;is made under nnd by virtue of tho 15, 1921, and on or before November 15, 1921. respectively,) drawing in- torest at 8 per cent per annum, both of which notes are now past due, ow jng and unpaid in both principal and 1, J -l."'.!. .. ... ...1. .. , . r Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar Fancv .Fresh Tomatoes, lb 12-ic KMiiiliarli, lb '20c Siiinach, lb 15e Large hunches Onions, lb 10c Dry Onions, fancy, '2 lbs. for...... ; 12."i: Heedless lv'aisins ; I'Oc Kcv'ded IJaisins 2.1c If your credit is from!, we will allow you 13 or 150 daK credit. J. G. HOLM GROCER Quality and Service FREE DELIVER" CALL MAIN 43 I ' loTe "HAKES LIFE'S WALK EASY" Htylisli and tiji-lo-tlic-niinulo A slioc ytm'il" be proud lo wear Ash Bros. "The Sfore That Keeps "EC Bi New JJluiises in beauti ful colors including ean na, blossom and coral, some with paisley trim mings. New Sweaters in both silk and wool from 3.50 to $12.00. & GREEN - Wear and Shoes interest, provided for. Such sale to be mudo at Rocsch's GBrage in tho city of La Grande, Union County, terms of the said title notes. FIRST NATIONAL 'RANK '. OF ELGIN. Owner. 4-5-2t. Faith With the Teople" BUS, of Elgin, Prop. GROCERY
