La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 20, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextThursday. 'A'yM'd 20, 1022 ARTIST SCORES BILLBOARDS they're at the back of the movement to kill all the beauty in thin land. They're the element that is ruining this euuntry. That's the class that all of us are tailed tu paint and write down to." Joseph I'einiell delivers lia (rilie Against licauty Kil ling Form of Advertising. NtW YOKK, Apr. 20 Billboard advertising was ciiaracienzed as a blot on American scenery and bill bonid men were called the "moat con- IcniPtahle people on the ouuide ol 'nnciNCCC ic ! UUJIIlLJd IJ j MUGH BETTER; fi. (liy Associated Press) SI'OKANK, Apr. 20.-'lndlrt H cortaiii persons enniriuiiuuK 10 mo noun der for cash at piivatc sale, from and alter the 2Ulh day of May, H)il, the following described real property in Union County, Oregon, to-wit: l-ot 22 of il'lock 20 in I'rcJniorc's Addition to l.a Cirandc; The east half of Lot 4, Uds .. ti. ! 7, 8, , 10 and the east half of lot II, -(Jut Lots of Chaplin's Addition to (Hy Associated Press) jx Grande; uor.ShA, Apr. 20. Busmen eon-, rne cll!ll 24 feet of Lot I.'. lot M ditlons throuiiliout Kussia are lin- ,, Ut u of mixk in KviiMovw't proving from month to month. In Addition to l.a Grande; the opinion of Americans who arc a tract of land the twd.11 hr, c,( drirtliiK litre from many iplaces hop- wmcn uegjn9 at the So'uthwcM nln,i Inn to mi the ground f.'oor wlRof lhc .orthwest quarter of Sv. Sh. the revival of Russian trade beijlns, i WD 2 s.. R. 37. K. W. M . ami vuiv as they believe It will In view of them.e WMt tu llle center of (he revlsiils iiiiido by the soviet (,ran(j0 Rn,c Kiver, thence norlrcaM God's irnen earth," by Joseph l'vn-, queney (if minors," Judgo A. W. 1'lKMVcriiiiK.lit III Its Internal trade Lung tne center of sa; 1 iver to the regulations. line between the ea.-t half and west nr . jin urtlst whose etchinirs lire I.',.,.!,... ,.r sji..,iti l,.t l,.,l ),.. Unr.. woild famous, at a meeting of thiknne county special mand jury em- , -'"ns'l"d t"e foreteller, para- half of said See. 3ti and. .lso. tint Municipal Art Society. Represent!!- paneled hero todav to probe re-j " ln 1'--r days, Itussia has portion of the U-2 of St 1-4. the iiv,. nf (,iiiil,.i- nilveriisin.r cum niinins i ......... ,.r ,.M..,.. ii.,.... r .... i offered iiothlnif but bitter dlsap- fc W 1-4 of it 1-4 and Sr. 1-4 of i v present in strcnirth in the audience, !,...,! at Spokane bleb school ., l''Vits to her American inid of Sec M, Twp 2 South RanRe ;;7, , imiiisii resiiieiiin since ijii, uui 11 aim oviiuiw.-m- i discouragement is kIvIiik place to erly of the County Road, containine. optlmlsni now that it seems certain about 100 acres the Juvenile frequently interrupted the artl,-t in also to Investigate his oiatrihe, out one ot tliem admitted 'court. that the billboard men were anxious! AMor W Iiiic sworn in and Instruct- themselves that abuse of their me- ed the jury, consistlni! of six women the communists, realizing the failure Lot 1:1 and the west half of I,ot 12 iium be ended. a,,,! 11 recessed for the dav "' mMnr "lhevlst principles, will ox i ock a in (.napiins Addition to M l..,.ll i,.,l ll, li... lit will l.,.,.,, .,.iio,. I, ,v,,i l,.:,H, .,, ,. "Moeavur 10 oner sonio 01 11111 up- "'"'""i meat that the billboard interests, morrow which represent probably one-nuarte j .Jud. portunltles formerty enjoyed under' I he S 1-2 of ,W 1-4 and the SVV 1-J I'r iter l ibl stress nn tlio i tl,e ImP'""1"' Kovorntiioiit. of Section 2t in Township 1 South, of one ner cent of the advertisers of I necessity for tho nrobo of tbo luv.i-i Huslness, at least for tho ipresidt :V' ,TC . . - Knuw" 5 rau the country, "had stolen the City otjnilo court. The jury was told toim, will continue, to be or tho car- , ., . , New Voik and, not stopping there, inake rer nien.lalb.m for ehaimei- P't bnu kind, the Americans bo-' , ?. , j"", V- .0.1. i?. . . .1...1- 1- .. . ...7. Li, f....i .1.. 1 lievn. Tin, I. ,i .,, f "f stl"4 of Section 12, the E 1-2 of v " ' 1,-H . ,.,..1, ,.r k Internal tradlnir in foods, shoes. N M' ,hc S l'2 of "'V l i "d th "Ilieyve tiolen tne neauty 01 the- cououy, saio iiir, 1 eniieii, aim a man who steals beauty is a tcrenter ' criminal than a man who steals rash. "There's no spot in the land safe from the billboard man. It's i?ot so that when 1 travel on a train 1 pay the porter to keep the window shades , pulled down so I can't see out. "Its all the fault of the imported ci HillliailOII, laca Ol Kiiiuness or nry m iwuim, d. . ... mm' 1 . ft?,- other lax. methoda on tho part of! tools, rloth mid other manufactured ' 01 1 "4 ot ' . "e the Juvenile court. articles, ami tho traders are R(1ttlnK t', I vw 1 aZ SLi',thi' The i.rlKinal eharees of wroni; ar-'rich in rubles, which they hasten ''.'f -,,0,,; ".? ,tle , '"f lion on tho part of hlKh aehiiol utti- 'o convert into foreign inUney, dla- " NJ l A . v wT'l r o. !"7 .., I u ... 1 llinndH nl- nllu.r l,l,.nl r vl,, 01 1-1 alKI lne 1-4 f SVV 1-4 of Section 24, all in Township 4 South, human junk that has been Jumped in to this land. It doesn't make any dif ference whether you call them cap tains of ilnlu!,try or east side mfmirrcl pi' r;:ili ifp mM mi lltilll Tins sturdy, joy-breathing Victrola may be readily pur .cluscd from us on terms. It is one of the pop u lar new models -a true Victrola! Newlin Book & Stationery Company La Grande, Oregon, hlrin. II M ',..ul.,p f 11,,. I .... . ' ' ' K - ""'-" ', , ,,' , ' , l'"J"v"'K KanKe ;)8. f. W. M., known as the mle court who called thu Krandii Jiouiii. largely IhroiiKh a resnln- (j. I. Wade Pasture. Jury- tlon which permits individuals or : A in Unlun County, Oregon. groups to tnke, up large; tracts of.i Also, from ar-.t after said date, said ""."" 'i""' . ien.li niniry wun iiinu nnu even laciontis to lie oper. xecutrix will sell for cash tho follow your ice cream at the I'alace Confec- ated r leiwed for profit without fag contracts of sale, or leKal title tionery. 4-15-tl Interference from tho eominiinlsts. .ni,;.t i rnnir,., f i ... f..n... , r.vn .. c "" A""!rlcan ,ierel- Oscar Kuel-'uiif described real premises in Union ":,i, .nr. itm-.. iiiiiin. a native in r eiiiiilinoro, A ria-; County, Orcjron, to-vrit: j cousin, told Tho Associated Press' (Lot 1 of Block ; in Home Invcst- icorrespoiuienl that ho has glimpsed ment Addition to La Grande; i prosperity r urn first time hlnce; The NK fin feet of Lots 1 and Si Iiril7. Kdiicalid in Akron, Ohio, he, of lllock 122 in Chaplin's Addition 10 raino nero nt tne ago of 18. en- l.a Grande. tered the wholesale Jewelry busl-i Rids received at residence of the liiess. and finally branched out in undersigned. Iji Grande, O:eiron. jthe business of selling agricultural Date of First Publication, April 20, I machinery. . ,'1022. j When the revolution nwn;t ltus-1 LOUIE McKKN'XON, sla, he lost everything, and has Kxecutrix of Kstate of James 1). Mc- hoen living from hand to mouth for! Kennon, Deceased, j nearly five years. He Is now 02. 'Daily April 20-27, May 4-11-18. j 'nut I will die rich," ho said,! adllng that he could now resume NOTIf K Of ('(EDITORS' M EETIXC his business of selling machinery.' In the District Court of the United for which there Is nn ever lucrcas- States for the District of Oregon, jing demand. . i In the .Matter of William K. Lewis, j Despite this optimism, there are Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy No. 15 many Americans anxious to get back u"2H' . Inline, as they dread tho long strug-! To the Creditors of William E. gle that will bo necessary In order ! 1''wisi of If Grande, Union County, in , to achieve pro-war success. One of ln-' State 'and District aforesaid, a these is a milliner who iinplnvcd 30 Hunkmpt. I girls several years ago, anil nuw NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN, that tines nil fho work luVsolf. In her on tm) 17tn ,ny r April, 1022, said t windows wero a few shirt waists, ! William E. Lewis was duly ndjuiKeat linaikel (I each. icd bankrupt, and the first meeting ol ' "I am willing to marry any Amer-!nis creditors will be held at the office lean who will take me out of here."j"f K- I)ixon' Referee, in the Foley iidie said. "I'm a good worker anil ! B"'ld!nir, nt La Grande, Oregon, on j when we get (back to the United Wednesday, the 3rd day of May, 1M2 !. stales we can call the ni'irrlage off, Bt lu:;1 o'clock a. m.. at which time ; If desired. Let It go us a nort of I tlle slli'1 creditors may attend, prove 1 communist affair.' . ineir claims, appoint a trustee, et- amine the bankrupt, and trans-act sucn other business as may properly come before the said meeting. II. E. DIXON Referee in Bankruptcy. (All claims must be sworn to on bank ruptcy blanks before filing.) 4 -20-It linnh90onh$125. Itrms mi any I "ulnln. BAPTISM aiAY BE STOPPED -r- SI1ERRY?S TODAY AND TOMORROW I (Hy Asxoclfllod Tress) i WgSTS.W.EM, 111., Apr. 20. The j congress of the Disciples or Christ " iChrlsliaii church) a Inatloiial Ifor- yS?titW'.W"PB! . I'l'fT-.wr; .l')T"v"Tr:.'i'7i:'l?l um, but witliout legislative powers. uaMAAJiiu.mnlii.S n,',u,i, HhUiM ,,,m.lb,u,,UVu;t? wlM ,iS(.SH at Us annual nuftlng 111 ('nltiinbiiM, o., April 17 to 20, Hie question nf receiving into the ehnri.li without baptism, persons from other denominations, according to the Rev. Edwari E. Clifford or West Snlom. press secretary. The Mm stiiin was brought up. Rev. Mr. ('lllli)id said today, by the adoption by the Aioard of managers of thi I'ldted Cln lstion .Missionary Soclely i of St. I.oiils, tlie rnallonal headiiiar lers orgainiitlon id the church, or the Tollowtng statement: "As a purely adnilnlstrnli e pol icy, tluv board of managers nie nounces the following: "In harmony with tile teaching or the New Testament as under stood by this board of managers the I'liited Christian! Missionary Society Is i iiudiu tlng Its work everywhere on the principles of receiving Into the membership of the churches at home or abroad, only those who are Im mersed, penitent believers In Christ. 'Furthermore, It Is believed by tills hoard of managers, that all id the missionaries and ministers, ap-i pointed and supported by 1 li 1st board, are In sincere accord with this pol icy, and ci'ilaknly It will not ap- l""u nun luuecu h win not con- tigue in Its service any one known by It, to ibe not In such accord, it, disclaims any right and disowns any desire to dolherwlse." At the Brownie Lunch 217 Fir St. Clyde Decious, Prop She Founc'l Exide Batteries Iliitlcrti'B In .iiiwk, llattriU'H for ltont. Knltcrh'ii WntrriMl I-'rro. It;it(crirs or hll iiiiikoo Itcpnlrcd. Stfombcrg l'nrbin-e(or 8orvlco. B. & T. BATTERY STATION Fred Burgess, Prop. In l.elgliton's .Macblne Works A NXTION-wwf . ltffW 1 Llncorporateii Cienie Oil loilel Solll 1 bars tioc Summer Drapery Fabrics Suggesting Comfort and Economy 5i LIK1C the cnnl of mountain nnd hi!;e to a siziing Sumnier ilny, mi is the luxury nf shoe!- draperies nnd furniture, eovcriiiifn ' ''"! lii'iuc. We lire ready In " Kiondiki.e" your hiiiiie, both altriietively nnd eeoiimnieally. Also to furnish the cnnl, breezy materials fur personal wear. Kvory item hero enumer ated is nu expression nf tin? splendid values the com bined buying fur our busy store; ulTords. AMU.MS THK XKW 1 AU11ICS V. OI I'i:it Altli Tei'i-y Cloths, 30 Inch, yard . . . . Itepps In Mower patterns, yard. . 80 Inch Apron Cretonnes, yard... Kugllsli Chintzes, yard Figured Crash, yard Silk Drapes in plain colors, 30 inch n I libs. . . t)8c . (illc ...ale, 25c . . .:10c, i:tc ...JUc, ue .use, mi. an Plain Scrims In a Rl-ent variety of novelty colored and Hemstitched lioi-Uers, ;1U iucli niutlls, l.x, llle, '1K. Tlioro nro wide selections ul eacll price. Marquisettes Kci'il mid mute Maiiiitselles, plain mi't Willi flowcrod borders antl a variety of lot and check patterns, li-ico rrom &c, tiuc, 4c lo 0c. Women's Silk Gloves Black, White, Colors .49 Included in the inieresting presentation are the newest novelties for wenr with sport costumes. .n opportune olTer in(f. - . , Aprons of Rubberized Ginghams, Made In as sorted plaids and checked pallerns o f good glnghmn, rubberized and waterproofed. 49c Jli -TTTK I.AKCiKST, CHAIN DKI'AltTSIKNT. 'STOltK OltOAMZATION IS l'Hli WOKIiO READ THE WANT ADS r X 4: As constiint drippiii"; water wears away the sluties, no trivial eye defects uncorrected will ruin the host of eyes. v Let the preservation lio the first 'law of eye care and save regrets in after life. .. .Efficiency and good eyes rjo- tnetlier. The latter may not bvhvg efficiency but 10Ko efficiency cannot he iresent without good eyes, for they are tho inaiu avenue to accomplishments in all walks of life. The man with defective eyes cannot compete in the stren uous life of this day and ne. , For competent eye examination consult us. Our equipment is the most modern. . DR. W. M. PEARE Optometrist With J. H. PEARE & SON A Hard Nut to Crack. -and you'll find "The 14th Lover" a picture as bright and unusual as its star VIOLA DANA Also The first chapter of "Miracles cf the .Anilc" a Wild Animals and Thrills A plenty. Vliil.KT Cl.l'MI'S, 2:k' each, reren nisi Ijil kspur and t; INoph dia, laiRe clumps, ::.V each, :i for Sl.lKl. Plant tliilil now. Cherry.. KloriMs. 4-IS If KIX'S SAI.K OF KK.VL I'ltOI'rKri. In tne Mailer of the f'.stato or liiines U. M, Kennon, di-ccamd. Nolicn is htrebv ien llmi the nn drsi,ft f M, Kennon. the e cutr t it tht tMir '..lnM It V,--K it n; .ti . ;KUt , "" ' :e itat n.: trm f the ,? of the .,(ni, probated in Colifc'y Court of the Mate of Hi 0 n t'W I'nion COinty, BUTTER Fr(.vh Creamery Mutter, 2 lbs J-Vesii Kfrfjs, dozen This is the last week tf buy I'icket Flour at our ini.'.M'iit i-k Imttoni iirices of $1.75 jicr sack. lVm't ovorlmik the fait that we aiv selliiifr this Ml rior I'liiur.at from TttV ttKV per sack less than ether riniir ix't its nual-saw ?2.(K) buy a bar Vtl, ff.H). A full line of Tiesli fruits and vein-tables at uioney sitvin prices. lel Mnnte Asirtirajfiis Tips, per tin 'lit Corn Starch, :! 1-11. pkgs ll-'tc .IMIo, all fliivors, pkir. 1 lc OUuipie Oat Flakes or Pancake Fb-iir, liirjje pack- ayes OO.VERi an I reconled in llie lccoid of uilb el' -'nl conn'v. nffer 10 the hlievt bid-,j 9 .. . . . . . . .