La Grande evening observer., April 29, 1922, Image 5

Fri.lav. A i vil 28. 3f)22
US GRXNTJE EVENING OB.SErTTER
PAOTC T'TVE
Former Lightweight Champion of Pacific Coast
HELD TUESDAY-
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El.di.s, Aiir. 2a. The tuuerul of
Airred Hill. I ho fourteen-year-old
biiii of Mr .mid Mrs. Walter Hill,
win hold from the I'hristiau church
ill 1 o'clock Tuesday. The lli-vm ol
the boy's death on Sunday came us !
ii slunk to his frit 'u Is for her had
been thought OUl of tll dlltaerolIK1
period of his Illness, und lmikt.lt; a
satisfactory recovery. A relapse
caused his deal, before noon Sun-1
day. The hi(!h si hool of which he j
was ti member, held no session on i
the afternoon of tho funeral. The!
liurlal took place at the lemoti'ryi
In Cricket Flat, -which Is near the j
family home. J
Mr. and .Mrs. J. V. Hice have 't
movid Into their home in the north-
western part of town. Tluy have I
been makiiiK their home on the
trull farm owned by II. H. Wmither-sVi-on
tor the past year land n half 1
The John Orr family has moved
from tow n to Kloyd Ua'.lowuy's ! s 4
farm, ttlu'ro Mr. Orr will bp em-i
ployed. I
Mrs. YV. A. Winters mas (liven I
a surprise iparty in honor of her j . !
birthday last Tuesiay alloil.nion. : j
The surprise was coniilete and a! , ' " I
very bappy afternoon was spent '
The ladies bad IbrouKht di'licioiis .
cakes, and coff was also smul
About 25 luembers of the church :
and neighbors were present. . . ' S
Mrs. E. A. Calloway came down j '
from l.a (irando this week to look i .,.
about lu-r Inierests here, she has
been maklni; her bonie lii La P,rai( i
for t number of mouths with her ;,:J i
claUKbter, Mrs. Don LaiiRino, but' " ::' , ,
she still mills Klitin home." ;V:
The John Fruitier family has! s
moved to II. II. Weatherspoon's !
Irlut ranch from the Calloway farm i
north or town. I
John Wills of fnibler, who Is
minimi; for Hie office of county!
eoinmissioiieV, was In Elijlii on Wed-,
lie-day.
OwtiiR to the Craut n mortal two-!
Krani heme civen at tho opera I
house on Thursday afternoon, the!
Women's liuprov! nient club has1
postponed its meet i uk until May 4.1
The cnoketl food sale held by the!
club last Saturday was a success, I Muff Droiison, in company with
evorythins being sold before three his manager Jlmmle Lewis, arrived
o'clock. In La Grande from Portland today
1'isher and Kidd. who Jiold a d will remain here until ufter
Kravel contract on the river south the bout with Allie Netson of noise
of town have made all arrangements which is to he pulled off at the Star
anil net out Thursday morning, theatre Wednesday uilKht. llronso;, i
They liavp their cook house with ' vili work out here each day umljj
them, and sin entire outfit. , many of the fans will be spectators
The Oshorti revival services will to -'e how the former chanipion of
In- ix'iliiiiiid this week. jthe coast Is nctifis.
"Hill" Wade is having n new Jlmmle Ltwis believes llrouaor
coat of paint applied to his pool I wil1 '" ,rora Nelou und today
hull. jsaid if Nelson stayed three rounds
The school In the Ciuininchnm lle M'olll(1 consider him .a poor! man.
district closed lust i'riady, follow-'
Iiir a very successful year. Miss
Thelma Hug was the teacher.
Hiuirhun Foster Sims beinif official
starter. The final outcome wus in
favor of Tijt' who won hy UraKue-length.
At the usse mhly yesterday the new.
y elected student tuaiy for'next year
officially nppeured hi fore therr sub
jects. T. t'. McDonald, as ire.id-nt ;
Sheldon llrownton, as vice-President.
and lierthn Uerirer, as sei-retury and
tieasurer, each made their dihut.
through some of the latest dances n.
!n the niasterpiejes of Tin Pan alley,
The presidents of the various class- lnas been outiawej in Savannah.
e. each selected four men to sell tick- ,.
ets for tho tnu-i meet today. Kueh I 1 ''reufter the saxop.ione must be
man is given four tickets and each ""'" connne us wails to jum-
team seiiing 40 tickets will be award- "' maiuen no manei
ed one point in the itner-clnss con
Muff Bronson, iof Portland, who will meet Allie Nelson, of Boise, at
S tiir T h c!i t io W ol n os r 1 a y n i ch t ,
IRK OUT HERE
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
A pop meeting was held yesterday
in .preparation for th tv:uk nuit
with l'endlcton today. Veils and
othtr pep manifestations filled the
air for some time. One of the fea
tures of the day wus a three-yard
dash -between Tie Irsen and Hill
Slii HAS
OUTLAWED JH2
SAVANNAH, ;a.,
whether it finds
Apr.
its
jazz. A ' cop" miRht he listenimr
nn( watching.
in other words, the city council
durfn't think it's iiu-e to syncopate
mu."iv or dancing, us shown hy its
lactio nin passim: the CaiTuukcl ordi-
fnaiU'e lifter (.tie ciiv fajiii iuiutn lit, i
arms ro and con for the lust week.
Mr. ;aifui,fel says his otdinam-e
ls lis designed "to iiar and bun indecent
expression I """ecu an(1 nmsie with unmoral sug-
liestivcne.s.
iS-
lest. The present stiimimg is: Jun
iors n nd Kreshmen, It each, and
Sophomores and Seniitrs, 2 each.
ChurchM Olory.
.Men say their diurcJi plnnscles point
to heaven. Why. so does every tree
thill buds and eiery bird that sltiirs.
Men say their aisles Kj-e !ood for wor
ship. Why, so is every mountain elea
und rnti: sea shore. But this the
:hurehe have of dlstiim mid Indisputa
ble glory tlint their ' mighty walls
were never raised and never shall tie
hut hy men who Iovm and aid each
oilier In ihelr weakness. John Ituskln.
how pretty she mnv be must rr-
twitch her shoulders or direct her
feet in any steps that even sutrirest
BIRDS 0!E OF
NITRATE POISON
HOOD ItlVJOIt, Apr. 2! Although
chemists at the Oregon Agricultural
college and Washington State college
lit i'uilman. in reports lo nrrharusts
who sent dead birds for postmortal
analysis, state that they could find no
Poison tjmces in crops or gizzurds.
glowers of Hood Itiver and White
Probably Sticks, at That.
To permit ihoroii):h cleaning n win!
dow has been piitenled that slides up! Salmon, Wash express the opinion
and down. swlni:s buck and forth hor-lthat mbbins, which have died recent-
Izontallv on a pivot In its center ami Uy by the hundreds, were killed hy eut-
opelis sldewayN on hinges.
ing atmospheric nitrate of hihIu
-We Offer-
' A Vine Home
In very choice location. iiimsr
has f rmiiiii, bath, good furnace,
firo plncw, good garase. $. 4iimi.nn.
A modern homo of 6 rooms and
an attic that cun be .made into
fine rooms, full basement, fire ihvp
furnace, new garage, f lltiiMl.ull.
A C-rooni house old hut good
modem, has 2 lols, good locution, j
tfiilii.tii) cash, balance :!5.(iU per
month. f3.SM0.uu.
A good home, G rooms, hath, ce
ment collar, wondhoiiso, garage, 2
good lots. ?2,St5.IHI.
Rood 4-ronin house, small lot. In
good location, city water in house,
lumne in good r4air. $ I .lino. no.
Cbc Bookioot?m
"N'rwH Hum Int; on Throe Conti
nnnts," by Julius Chambers is a
eolliH'tion of remlaisi'onf es that will
appeal for its vivid reWta! of great
POMONA CHANGE
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Vacant lots nt prlfs to suit you.
Come in nm am.
La Grande Investiraent
Company
111:'. Adams Ave. Phono Mlijn 752
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Elks' Social
DANCE
Elks' Home
Wednesday night, May 3rd.
All Elks and Ladies
Invited
Superb Music
Exquisite Refreshments
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SOCIAL COMMITTEE
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Over lit Cove the Pomona grango
Is meeting today for the discussion i
news stories, w ;Ul-known crlllllnjl! i nf snhieela of liiionrtn.nce lo the
cases, peoples and affairs. The all-; entire county. Riprescntnl lv- from :
thor has been innn.igtng editor for all the locals are present. Mr.i. I.
two such great papers as the New j .; jmi of Elgin, pronilneu'. Ill j
York Herald and the World. grange circles camo In to l.a PriniiH' j
Kor a young anil attractive Eng-jiast veiling and this:niornlug drovej
lifll woman, disguised as a Bedouin, j over to the Cove meeting.
to penetrate the Libyan idesert over:
a route never before traversed by j PAYROLL, DA V rvr"l'. !
liny European, and to be the only I (By Asso'clntea Press) ,
European who has ever seen the.i SEATTLE, Vvn., vpr. i.i.-T'p un- ,
sacred city of the Senussi, a fanati-1 make bandits today held up Frank
cal Mohaininedan tribe, .is no small j Webster, office manager, ami Wilms!
accomplishment. Yet this was sue-1 Meyer, cashier of the Seattle Star, j
cessfully done hy Mrs. Korbefc ill (The hold-up occurred as the Pair left 1
the w inter of (120-1!I21 with an I their autamohi)- with the mewspn- j
.. ... . . , - Mm.incr'n wefklv nn9toll. The bandits se-
eiiiicaieti r.K ihiiihi iic.xi ao u... ;I - .- . (I
Ilrick.s. ;tim:her. ice or snow,
I falling from buildings often
strike the' passerby.
I Thousands of people nre
! laid up annnnlly ,by falling
I missiles of this kind. During
J' convalescence
Acildenl and Health
Insurance
In the Hartford Accident and
indemnity 'Company pays an
J "insurance income "which on-
ables you to face injury and
loss of salary without disukay
- and pay your Jjills.
The anuiini loss of income
, through Injury or sickness Is
' stupendous.
I Ask about. Insurance Income.
SECURITY INSURANCE
! AGENCY
minion. A livelv account of her ex-! curea j-nuo,
periences and adventures during the ing automobile
hazardous expedition Is to lie. tumid !
In her biKik. -The Secret of the Sa-j Highest jirlee paid for clean, large
hara: Kufara.'' I sizeil cotton rags.
All who enjoy travi'! or history j """"",''
will be ' interested in Hawortli s
'Trailmakers of the Northwest."
The author is hinisiilf an explorer
ikiid trapper, who tells the stories
of imny of Hie famous explorers,
'fur-traders and iirowpectora in A r-
lea's Northwest. The discovery of
Hudson Hay, Itadisson s founding of
Hie Hudson Day Company. Macken
zie, tlearne, Alexander Henry, Sir
John Kiainklln, Amundsen, are
among the incidents and figures
neeessnrlly prominently portrayed.
An absorbing story of the adven
tures of an Italian boy in forei.-n
country, exploited iby stroet con
irieiors, in lumber camps, and on
a New England farm Is told by
Constantino Pajiutizio in "The Soul
of An Emigrant." His struggle for
an education and rise to the pro
tectorship of social science; In one
of our universitii is most illiimin
iili:tg in a presentation of the ki
sible transformation of our future
cliixctis. when given the opportunity
and richt nviroi.menl. II is very
wi4l nrltten with a shining incer
lt luul will tm Inter sting to ttiosi
lit high school aiie and I" ort ilt.
They escaped in a wait- ' f'HAS. H. ItEYNOLDS, Miwngsr.
I o (J r amie . . Oregon I
"liuuiancn With Swrlce"
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Price Reductions on all
Millinery
6M- vfi.ti :. -
A uolillin l i.ii,etitiu li:4'ltlrs. ?
' fl"'"Hl. lleh IrfiU.l'. filejicsl B
ulrjii'tli). A frtst 41 i4 tof
fci r.ei' .4t to o '.oi hr, nt
.. , cf p"''" ftn-Mi vtt
fr.d tolrn, I Ml W114 h ut
tiu"ra'' . i?icVt I '.uwiiiO
at. ! ! tlnda '' levotlon,
p i 'monster ln
(nil'beri.ble.a mlid to the second
;tr. sl l at one tLO Might SfllJ
ti teur ut uioAbXSJ
A Real Opportunity to Sve
V..ti iinift 1t'iul this sale to iijiiirocinlp tnliics
iiiiil tin' true t'i'cijiiiiiy they make "-sille.
Our iusoiinicnt is liirpc anil includes triimiicii, (nil
oreil iiiiil iiiitriiiiiiietl hats.
i".v(,' wiiinaii, no niatler Imw erilical her jfe, will
Ik1 ahle t' find in our l;irre nssurhui'iit, a lie'.Om?ii'4
Tint at, a derided saYint; o
CAMPBELL SISTERS
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Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Millinery
CARR'S
ROOM
SALE ON BED
FURNITURE
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If yon re in rind of Bed Brwm Furniture it will p.iy you to visit our store during this sale. We have
tnaay 1AA pic eoaiting of Beds, Dretwrs, Dr.viing TtfAtn atati Chaifs, vhicb. we are offering at
effjeedwsly- lr)w pticps during this sale. Thio ate fricM to rU i -will ftot last but a few days.
Cfifaeeafly! J'at btra! crfit iemxs apff ca tUi e anl tmtnhor -e charge w interest.
lawk hovi
FOR CREDIT o NO INTEREST
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