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TYiriny, 'April 7. 1022 rm tmxNrns evkottcoj dbretivet? paoe vrw. -3 Local News In Brief M Any La Grande iubscriber to tb Obierver who does not receive K bis paper by 8 o'clock in the ev- cning, please call Western Union, Ik Main 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. Hnlso Brothers Here - O. S. Dulse, of Enterprise, uiul his brother, S. A. Hulso, of Halfway, arrived in I.u Gmidu hint evenliiii and spent the night at the Snvuy. North I'owili-r Man H. K. I'erkins, a well known North Powder resident, arrived in La Orunde last evening and regis tered at the Foley. V'niuu Nhoeniaker Diua Anderson or Union, Is a busi ness vlnltor ill La Urande today. He Is tho proprietor of a shoe re pair shop In Union and is a guest of the Foley during his visit. Itelurns lo Hinklr Mrs. M. T. Matott returned to Hllikle, Oregon, this mumlng after spending a fen- days in La Urande arranging for medical treatments for her little daughter, ltosella. eight inches around tho long way, and six Inches around the other way. aad weighs three aud one-fourth ounces. Covo I'urtor Here ltev. X. Loree of Core, arrived in La Urnntlo last evening on No. 2!t and Is registered at tho Savoy hotel. He is here on business. SEVENTY-FOUR PERMITS ISSUED St at i'. Kuginrer'a Office Gives Permission to Two Union ("ountv Men to I. f e Water. During the months of January, Kts tuary and March, seventy.four per in i t s have been issued by State Fugil- cer, Percy A. Cupper, for the appi-ep- 'lVl Attend Opelilng Mr. and .Mrs. itruco Dennis left this morning for The Dalles, where tlioy will be present at the openilng of the Municipal Auditorium, a building erected in memory of tho Wasco county isoldicr boys. They will be gone but a few days. From IMgin to Walla Walla Mrs. N. J. t'hoate of Elgin, spent last night in La Grande with rela tives en route to Walla Walla, where eho will spend somo time visiting with her brother. Sho left this morning on No. 17. King In Town 0. 'H. Ring, with the E. O. L & P. company, arrived In La Grande liation of water from streams through last night from Baker on No. 23 !0ut the State of Oregon. Th; permits and registered at tho Sommer. He ;,... ::.: la,Uu. hm-m tt land, the deevlopment ef IHtr.l horse power, and use of water for mining, ..iin,.it,nl ilnmiul!p on1 Vapi.lllil nttl? I'liuoial Today Ipurp.ses.' The estinu.ed f.t of nn- The funeral of C. A. Connolly, gtruction work Jn(ir the Permits Is who passed oil recently at Tucson, approximately SJl:l.(Nii.Ul). Dunn Arizona, -was held from the Elks; this pCri0d, f ,r permits to construct templo this afternoou at 2:30. un- !resCrvoirs for the etirag-j of 711 tire der the auspices of the local U. P.'fct of water weie issued, and Ihe ex. O. E. lodge. The body was Interred ;timated cost cf construction woik I. in tile .Masonic cemetery. $15,000.00. Among th j inure inipnrtant permits Spiny Calendar Out issued are the following The county agent's otflco is In : To the Ci':f of Milton, L'mtill rocelpt of a number of copies of the County, for the apprnpriatkn of WI orchard spray recommendations for from Walla Walla river for drvelep- 1922. These aro avallablo for free ment of 1770 horsepower. Tina devet distribution as long as lliey last, opment will cover the construction f The calendar gives directions as to a pipe line two and one-half miles In tlmo to apply different spiays and length, and a power house, but no en- materials to use for tho different timatc of cost was given. nests and diseases. It should 1m To the Wallowa Valley Improvement very useful to orchard moi in eon- District .No. 1, for the appropriation trolling tho posts which are respon-'of water from Big Sheep Creek and alblo largely for success or failure ' its tributaries lor the irrigation 01 1 of orchard work. '8598 acres of land, and the estimated I . , cost of construction work is f 125,000. Biggest Hop of Seaw,,, ' jThls Project is practically competed. I Tho Powers' old-time daneo held1, To Baar and Cunningham, o Port-1 ,,., ,..,. , . , and, Oregon, tor the appropriation 61 last evening was the largest dance ' has held yet In JJ,r" I Miss Bernlce Looker n,vlr -" ".,... - .. . post's. I lie irsumuicu tun. Ul vuir . von the prize apron. Announcement ' . . i wa, made that next Thursday night T'lX' r.. . i will be the last selection of couples , 1 '.,,.' I it ,i i . .. , . Bend, for the appropriation or water eligible to the ?20u prize offered. . rAZlr f, l, nn,, .Hon.. ,Ganna AValska s . a v ; -v ' (, d k " fit x'-vJ The Charm of Pretty Shoes The glory of a woman Is hr flmliilty aud hr fcrf" wardrobe Is not com- y!5 plete without dainty VV j. footwear, z'kN m, We havo n big ao V lS. V lection In punips and Kjl V '.' i3k oxfords in the correct 4k4i ... -V ilyles for spring wear. Sil i, -"-v Priced from M 00 FRENCH & GREEN Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Shoes BOXING- MATCH DISAPPOINTED LARGE CROWD (Conlinued from Page One.) that Mr. Powers La Orande. Oanna Walska. opera singer, and Alexander Smith Cochran, million' aire, are in the shadow of the divorce court. Their present difference arc about money. Cochran's offer Is 110,000 a year whilo Oanna Is reported to be asklns $500,000. ; l-iCnvos l.n tiramle Mrs. M. KulKham bid farewell to i tus!iiim Work on Corner Li Grande this morning when she j The La Grande Investment corn left up So. 17 for Silverton. Ore-lpany has already commenced work from Paulina Creek for log pond, dom estic use, and for use in steam boil ers. The estimated cost of construe tion is $12,000.00. 'WANTED Girl wants general house- To the Big tour Mining Company,; W0I., phone 18U-U. 4-7-2t NEW TODAY gon. She has made La Grandu herlon their building on the corner of 0f Anoleeratc. Orccon. covering the home Tor many years, but Is now Depot and Adam streets, having got appropriation of water from North . .. Tn Av ... ,., moving to Silverton. where her bus-i underway yesterday afternoon. They Kork of Steamboat Creek for develop- . U , " , ,,,. , ,,, ,Itt band has already located. expect to have the coiuer ready for nH.nt of L'5 horsepower, and for min- ,ot , ,t 'n ,.' , ii,,i,,,'I occunaiu v within ri.b x: ... i. 1L.1.1I. r... 14., foods at the Delicatessan at Holm s Off for Itoiind-l'p t lij concrete mixer 1s on hand and going estimated construction cost is $5,00?. Grocery. 4-7-3t W. H. Graves of La Grande board-1 full blast and work on tho vault: In llnim. cd No. 17 this morning, bound for 'has commenced. About ren work- issued to G. F. Hall of Union, cover- WANTED Stenographic position. In Peiidlutou, where ho will spend theimeu are on tlio srwie and more are,ing the appropriation of water from' iuirc "G," Observer. 4-7-ltp day attending to some business af fairs. Klgln Altomey ' i. A. L. Denham, a primiiincnt Klgln uttomny, Is In La Gralnde today at tending to soino court matters, is a gueUt of the Sommer. expected in a whnrt time. The new Catherine Creek for irrigation of 100 ' " window will he beguli In about two acres of land, and to J. B. Hagey of 1'"0R SALL Eight lots with house or three days. " , l. Grande covering the appropriation ! nd furniture, barn, chicken house, ' , ' . i' of water from Taylor and Mill CTeeVs ' Md woodshed. Inquire 708 Codar .. SHAKK STEAK UNSOLD: .. '! for irriuation of a ten-acre tract. ! street, corner H avenue. 4-7-ltp ABERDEEN, Scotland. A German Hu i trawler landed four sharks; hero, and tried to sell shark meat, but found market. -New Ite.sldenls Arrive Mr. and Mrs. U. II. Gray, form erly of Mliiam cnnio In last night and registered at tho Sommer. They have decided to make La Grande their future home and aro making arrangements today. '! Keturlis from t'lilcngo .Mrs. Ceorgo Mcserve returned from u three weeks' visit In Chi cago with friends and relatives this . COPS TO CARRY RADIOS. ' fO RENT Throo acrea, ready to DETROIT, Mich.. Apr 7. The city ' cultivate, can at iiiu inirci m. Then the shavkK were enuncil has aonroved an annronriation 4---tp llurned over to the government labora- of $2500 for installing railio equip-' . T. tory. mcnt for the Police department. The , icu wnn m i ' ' innovation was suggested hy -folic I Economy tiros. Lowest .prices witn THREE MAUDS WIN. Commissioner Inches, who told tkv liberal discounts. $120.00 Per week c..,.v'!:i'.,,s,'",!,d l'r"s) , council the radio would increase the' nd commissions. The C. L. Smith SPRINCHLLD, 111.. Apr. 7. Three effectiveness of the department. j Co., South Bend, Iml. 4-7-ltp Mauds won victories over male coll- n..;,.;,. imi i i ka ,u . 1 1 11 tenders in Sangamon county elections j district stations and a sending outfit! Wnmiiitf Maslodinn J'aiwy Plants, lucsday. They were Maud Kitehu(rh.,t hcadauarters. ' I .5 ccnla each, i electel collector in Nnomi; 'Maud Ow ens, clerk, Ijinesville. and Maud Barnes, collector, Pawnee. A fourth Maud was defeated. She was Maud Oregon Two-Year Rose Bushes, 15c. I K. W. WOOLWORTII CO. 4-7-lt inorning on No. 17. She reporLs a stPVl.n,; candidate for clerk cf Pleas Very pleasant visit in the western metropolis. middle'-' t plajn8 'I'.vo Imblerltes J. M. Gam and J. K. Dean, ir rived In La Grande last evening on OFFICER A. y: O. I.. (By Asaociaica Tress) ' SAN PRANa.SCO, Apr 7. Army ! .- officers at the Presidio Thursday ad- WANTED To buy furniture in r.iir mitted that Lieut. P.alph J. Mitchell I it''l condition suitable for thrao has been absent from his command ali room. Card, "AIM". .Obscrvor. Fort Milcy since January 23. ' ' 4-7-2tp He is tne first officer lo be marked GUILTY OF FRAUD.. (ily Associated l'reaa)' OMAHA, Neb, Apr. 7. Rachael Cc- -mQnt without leave" at the Preside WANTED Man for room and board eel ha Strick and and her business n. , .... ... e l(wu Thi.l ,li:.:ir the blanch line train from lmbler!.. c. i .. .T..." 10 10 1 m "'"cnce as a ""i""" Burnaugh, of Elgin, Union County, in the State nnd District aforesaid, a bunkrupt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, lhat on tho 5th day of April, 1!)22. the said Joseph Mel roll llurnaugh was duly adjudicated bankrupt, and the first I. enarles llunyan roicroetl ll'.c i. am meeting oi his crcuitora win ue neiu bout and by the time the filth round ;nt tho office cf II. E, 'Dixon, Refers had been finished he was dancing jm Bankruptcy, in the Foley Building, !around liko a mechanical tov so often at La Grande, Oregon, on Wednesday, ! vera the clinches requiring the ref- April 10th. 11122, at 10 o'clock a. m., crce to be oil first one aide and then 'at which time the creditors may at ,the other, to order the break. jtend, prove their claims, appoint a I . Trustee, examine the bank-upt, nnd nnciilivi-ii want Alia r.trr nv. Itrnnsact such other business as may , .... II .... . ...... V. . . . u , . fropeny come oeioiu me s.iiu meet ing. II. E. DIXON, IRcforee in Bankruptcy. (All claims must he sworn to on bank ruptcy blanks before filing.) Apr. 7-lt i 8ULTS. fuinuhed house. Phone Main 788., NOTICE OF CREDITORS' MEETING 4-7-3tp( In the District Court of tho Unite ! WANTED Experience. J stenograph-St,'cfor J."1'' !.11 ,r cr desires permanent or temporary th ! 1 Mr f ?letr.cn Phone 383-U. 4-7-2tp , ,.K.- uunKn'l"- 111 uaiiaruptfy position. FRESH 1 ;1GS at Holm's Grocery, two dozen for 45c. 4-7-lt l1' No. B2(i5. To the Creilitrtl-s of Joseph Merrid April 10th last day to pay water rent without n penalty. FRESH ifXJGS at Holm's Grocery, two dozen Cor 45c. 4-7-lt FRESH E;;GS nt Holm's; Grocery, two dozen for 45c: 4-7-lt COOKED FOOD SALE. ; The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian- Church will give a cook- j ed food sale at the Pattlson Bras. Gro- eery on .Saturday tho 15lh day of Ap-i ril, 1022. All kinds of nice eatables for Easter dinner, . Remember the ! time anil place. 4-7-21 NOTICE. I will he responsililc for no bills con tracted by my wife since April 5lh. W. H. TUl'.i'NBOW. 4-7-10tp FOR RENT Five-room house Phone 208-J. furnished 4-7-lt and aro slopping at tho Savoy to-: jruilty f using the mails to defraud in inc ship ni .uomuna on jiinua bv ja jury in Federal court here Wednen- j day nitfiu. miss Strickland r.ml Mus ser woo ofl'iccr.s in the America;!1 Somo KraJ Hen Fruit Tho voao comb brown JiCplnnn heua at the Uenson poultry plant have been spetidl-,ntf up production very materially, and now they hsvr Bet a Sicw pace by una old sister lion layiiiK the largest hen ckk Ju Katern Oregon. Tbls ocg measures S13 A CHAT. (Ily Associated Prens) April 10th last day to pay water rent without a penalty. j : CMIC'ACO, Apr. 7. The $15 tele-, Vu V i- u i u t r n ir ii l. V Ai. ' cows with good records, r rvxn in Rrokerace & lJevclopment corpora- ?llshionalllu Nol.th shor(. ,Utntt o( My. Chas Ware, llermiston, Ora tion, which the (rovertiment charges ,i, ,j,i. f vrunu Tnurnln n. 6on- "ox . 4-7-up made fraudulent use of the mails by . Miss ,fllr,.., hlls,in,i. i.-i7 ' the sale jjpropcrty. of "units" in Montana 01 OOQO00 Bargain Dance 75c Mixed Dance WEDNESDAY APRIL 5th REX HALL JAZZ HAS ITS USES. (By Aftxocfatcd Itch.) CHICAGO. Apr. 7. When a me chnnical piano began grinding out a to Miss Rurke's husband.' Florenz Zicgfcld, Jr., nt New York, almost icost the acticss her temporary home, lit was learned here Thursday. WANTED To rent a 5 or (i-room un- Old Tyrne Dance ; KVURY AT I'lltllSDAI 7.1'HKK MtillT HALL The Lucky Lady draws the Dress on Thursday night at Zuber Hall. P. J. Powers STAR t T0-NITE "WINNERS of the WEST" Red-bloodedj American History SATURDAY and SUNDAY Charlie Chaplin in "THE IDLE CLASS" His Newiikt Comedy And HOOT GIBSON n,ri Jt.' HOYS Ill ltNEI) TO DEATH. (Hy AsBocmtcd Prens) i cnirTU cr PAin. vt;nn AnM ay tune in a darkened poolroom early ,vt'i,,., c,i,'i, n ,!,i iZ... u'nu Tuesday morning, ne,Khbors invest,- 7 ,,,, wc,c burnpJ t0 r. catcd . and William Martinson, a '17- , Thu,,sjay whcn thcy wcre lravpftl year-old negro was taken m o cur- , f,re whjch ,)r()k(. ut in a . ' " iiiuuti,- tini-n nvni which thfV liviil Thit i C ARR parents pscaped. Jacobs that he intended to steal the niL-nlc frnrn ,Kn ninitx nn.l t.n,M...r.t .,1. Ily started it j , " ! "Another instance of jazx music be- APli! mh '"st ,Ifly to Pfly water! Jine responsible for a youth's down- rent without a penalty. t fall," commented the judjre. WHERE YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD USE IT COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER sitn '1 VHv i C0000000'gunLEl WAWT GET KB You Can't Mistake; Gollegian Clothes' Style! ( 'olll'fi'iilll ('InlllCS liink so well, I'il S.n Wl'll It I 111 wear so well (lint oni-.' you've wurii llieni, nndi iiitf else will d". Tliat's why we feature tliein ami tliat's whv our cusloiiiers alwav.s eonio haek. ASH BROS. KOVERALLS Boys' and Girls' KOVERALLS ' 'ARE HERE In Six Colors In sizes 1 year to 8 years Just what you want for children to romp outside juul play in they i'it .n'lidvear. . 0 Price $1.25 a suit Clint's Clothiery 0 f5M.StorfWitfclt'(?onsiensej 0 ! ! , u. i i 77V Q a TT T Hjon i ww (Rr Aisucl.trd rrtn - POUTI-NI), Apr. 7. tattle an hog- were steady today. Shep wen? alow and eggs irregular, Butler was steady. Wheat vai St CI to 11.24 todaj. orty- DANCEl Eagle's Hall Modern Wednesday1 Old TimeSatwSajr Spring will be here soon and In all Its glory, and you will want seed wa have them for you. A full line 0 first-class Groceries, Vegetables, Fruits, ' Bfcory rrodacts. Eggs, Butter on handi at all times. Drttd feachea, per pound .. ; '...:: ;...10c;; , KLEA M KUT KASH GROCERY IrwpeHTetf .... i jr. ir, jiuot h jog? JPwt
