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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1922)
PAGE FIVE TH LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER """" PAGE THREE OLDTII PIRATES UTGLAS5E t Modern Liquor-Pirates Pur i antain Kidd. Moi'naii and ! . Others to Shame Willi 1 rni . i . . . i meir riratieal iv-aiailes J (By Associated Pru.a) i MIAMI, Kla., Au-i. 10. When Hob j by him himself to the hayloft oi crawls under the house and 'in wide It eyed wonder peruses n paper backed chronicle of Morgan, (.'upturn Kidd, and other pentry who roamed the Beas under the Jollv Koi'er. he usually ex. 1 pressed regret that he did nut live a 1 century or two nco so he could have ; joined the adventurers. , " The bay mav not know it, hut tho kf , seu rovers are on the job attain and I the escapades of liquor pirates off thy southeastern coast, of I-'lnridn jinft i-i Million Dollar Fire in win- to bo homo when called upon, such parties can ree nter bv culliuir tho A ah ciuo, .iaiu Tea. : t Mi S?as u ( T a. ( " .'V.'Iyi. .. ''..,' ,' 5 Z rits$ l flso DUiuInm'iI ater- The charge or speeding to a fire j it- that was t nteretl OKiiinst Rupert ! was Swuggert wm dismlssea In tho imi-, nk'timl court this morning by Judge Kobert Kakin on uvouut of in-, suifitieut evidence. Tho case was; i my. set for 10 o'clock and the com- om- plainhiR parties failed to make tltvlr appearance, leaving the city no gtounda for (prosecution. Nibley-Mimnaugh Mill at Wallowa Puts on an Extra Shift this Week iter, ests. eve- pent ting par- will j riTiMiic r.f thn Ww York Central Railroad we cooperating Witn r .:;:. the cguso of u Are that denlrpyed SO loaded freight car and i-.. city. hc tic tuu om thoun mn;: 10 sa.-c " the -Bahamas, if leconini in a boo! mijrht cause Hobby to reiranl Morgan,! . . Kidd and CW'unv with less awe. Hepartment warnings, is that evei IMorKan and Kidd were forced to de- advertising circular insists on pay Pend upon sails for motive power but Jmnt bl',n made in American Cur- , me modern pirate has a Kamwe mo- rtrnij I tor and puts to sea in a boat that ; will move faster than any sailing ves : sol ever built. j . He overhauls a liquor runner, holds . it up, steals a" or as much of its cargo as his vessel will carry, waves ? his hand to the luckless owner and ilis- f appears to hand his loot at some un-l i frequented cove cn the Florida coast. -'.Others have landed on small keys inj the Bahamas where cargoes or li-uoi' (;ir rum runners have been a-if ibk-d.J ' "VP' Sept. 1-2 Northwest convention of D. O. K. K. at I.a Grande. -: UNION HOTEL AlilSdii In City Frank Mason of Daltor, sponl tho day Ui the city visiting with friends, returning to his home last evening. Spend Kvening in Perry tJeorge Garrick and Jack Iliatt U.ft last evening for Perry to spmd a day visiting (here with friends. IS MECCA (Special tt.'l'hti OWrvor) cityV?ie was a guest at tho Foley Elks'-New Nat . era I rela- nyod p;nt with this ig depart-1 j'lUv men A the night! J and plan-A WAI.LOWA, Auk. 1!). The Mb h;y-MlmnauKh sawmill Put on an extra shit! In tho shipping depart ment I uesday. About twj' wero given einpioyment in 8ll It in I n hfiv fiictiirv Ins mill. Tho first shiii goes to I work at four in tho morning, and 1 works until 2: ISO, while tho other j starts at 12:30 U the afternoon! and works until nine, lioth shifts j have time off for lunch. Tho com- puny is putting on the extra shift to take advantimo of the supply' of cars, and the lumber Is now dry, j ,1 to ning eeks .Mrs. Shopping from I'liion Mrs. G,V. Hall and daughtor. Alice, motored over yesterday, speiyling y few hours in tho city whopping. On Trip to l-os Ansjcles Miss Vie Crawford Will leave? this ets'iiiug for Los Angeles, where she will spend a few weeks visiting with ! mends and relatives. Aiirtytr ami luinily will leave in the morning for a two weeks camping trip. Mr. Dyers is a time keeper in tho O.-W. offices and is on his vacation. On Vacation o Los Angeles Miss Neva Sntde'r, employe at the O.-W. offices, will leave this eve ning for Los Angeloi to spend sev eral weeks touring through California. Lluin Man In Cilv G. W. Smith of tilirln. inntnriMl to riil' La Grande" last evening, returning to his home this morning. Marriage License The county cUlk issued If cense yesterday to Visiting In Portland G. YV. Lesley of La Grandtv n guest of the Portland Journal. a mar-Charles Albert Fisher of La Grand:, and to Miss Hortense Geersten of Fuion. Visiting Friends Mrs. R. J. Green and sister of La Grande, arrived in tho city on a short visit with friends and rela tives. Tht-.y. expect to be in linker for a few weeks. linker Herald. Donahues in Portland I Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Donahun of j Kin in La Grande are stopping at the Im perial. Oregon Journal. Cove Men In City- Leo Liaxter and Melvin Loree of I Cove, are in the city today visiting i with friends. On Trip (o Lk " 1 I Wm. Heuphen, Foster Sinims and ft for Imhler 'Harry Huffman left this alternoon u George rcriuson. t nion idiarma- to soeiid a couple of days at Wal- Orcgon Ist. iet this morning on the branih Iowa lake hinting and fishing. They line train tor imhler. where ho will! will return home Monday morning, rtrend the day on business. j Visiting Sister . Mrs. Miuda Porter of Portland, arrived in tho city yesterday to spend some time at the home ot her sister, Mrs, A. May. Mrs. Por ter is also visiting with her sun, Allen, who Is employed by the Gar- lens Amusement company. july in Cily Mrs. Albert Ohms of Klgin, e'nt yesterday in the city shopping and visiting friends. Mrs. Ohms return ed to bor home in Klgin last evening. Joseph Laily Mrs. Ii. Horcli, who makes her home In Joseph, spent last evening in La Grande' on business, return ing to Joseph this morning on the Leaving for California Mrs. J. F. O'Connell and daugh ter Irene, will leave this evening for Los Angeles, wbero spend a few we:ks during Mis O'Con null's vacation. Any La Grande subscriber to the Observer who does not re ceive his paper by 8 o'clock in the evening, please call Western Union, Main 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. ' Saturday Night RSx Hall Lonoy's Novelty Orchestra Hrnio to Pendleton Clarence Woods, formerly of this they' will j city, but notf malting bis homo in Pendleton, returned last evening al ter upending several days in the city visiting with friends. Clarence VMts Here With Husband nays that "It 1H so hoi down there Mrs. Clarence Co wen returned to ; that 1 had to come back to La her homo in Pendleton last evening j Grande to cool off for a few days." after ependttig a eon pin of days i hero with her husband who is em- . Leave on Camping Trip ployed in .this city. j Ed Ebell and wife, Uoy Forrester - a p.d wi in a nd 'M r. a nd M rs. G uy tOrho Man Pratt and daughter Shell, left this Charles Thornton and S. V. morning for a week's camping trip Serivner of Echo, Oregon , were above Baker, to be at their ramp ! overnight visitors in La1 Grainkd grounds the grouse season I last evening. They wore guests at opens. the Foley. . - Left for Joseph- Down from Kamela i Colon K. Eberhard left this morn- Mrs. Martin King of Kamela, ar-iing on the branch line train for rived in La Grande" yesterday and Joseph, where he will join his fam spent the evenint In tho city as ily, who have been spending several a guest of the Summer. She re-. weeks at Wallowa lake. They will turned to her home this morning- return to La fCnnde either tomor row or Monday. NEW TODAY FOR SALE Alcohol barrel, spring cot .one double bairel shotgun, fold used panel doom and tamp stove. K. C. Turkey, 181.3 2nd St. 8-19-lt FOR SALE One five-passenger touring car in good shape. Will b sold at a baigain- J-. C. Ttiekev, 1SUS 2nd St. 8-HMl TRACTION ENGINE FOR SALE Tl h. p., goui condition, for sale cheap. See or write Conner's, Inc., Unitn, Oregon. S-HI-Gi FOR SALE One 12-ton .team road roller; one 1 yard Lightning dump wng'Mi; six wheei seinpeis automat ic lilting and utimping with gate t; prevent diit fiom dropping out and operated by the drivtr only; one V--ton wagon, ti uck and stock scale (new; two twc-wlu'el concrete bars; one 5 h. p. elecuie mtor; two con crete mixeis un trucks, with power; pipe foi.T.s to mnkt. -I, -r, i!, 8, 10, 12, HI, 20, 21 and ;tO inch concrete pipes with ballets for ad si7.es; a lot of face plates and ballet a for Foote and Detrick conciete block ma chines; one ci namental concrete porch column ionn; chimney bhek toims, mttal irrigation gates, steel division iron for any width of side walk and tto!s f all kinds for con crete warli. With that concrete out fit a good worker is assured a money-making life-long business. Al any icascnable piice. on your own teims. Wili accept bankable note J. L. Mars, La llarnde, Oregon. Sat. only Aug. 1! ti WANTED Cicar n Rags at 5c per lb. Rocrfc,h Motor Co. 8-llMtl WANTED To icnl furnished houso, five cr i: rooms. Inqune Observer. b-ia-ltp LOGGERS WAN'IED Box & Lumber Co. -White Pine Phone Main 8-ll-:Jt New Fall COATS now in slock in a wonderful assort ment in both Sport: and Dress Coats carefully lected from the best in faeturers of L'.dies Coats aw I 1 AVc will be jileaseil to show you our line. French & Greene Kcady-to-AVear and Shoes.' lib ti T am commanded to make sale of the heretofore levied upon and hereinafter dt. scribed Real Property, to Batisfy said judgment, inteiest and aceruin;; costs. NOW TIllVltF.rORE, by virtue of .-aid Writ and in obedience to ita com mands, I will on Tuesday the liHh day of September, I'.lii, at tho hour ct three o'clock n. m. of said day at the front dior of the County Oiurt House in the City of I,n Grande, in Unicn County, Oregon, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand, subject to the statutory rights of redemption, all the right, title and Intci pat tf said defendant or eit'ior ' Unto of first publication, Auf. lDth, of them, in and to Lots 1 and 2, H!-ck 0. in Prednioie s Addttltn to the City of ln (trande, In Union County, Ore gon. Dated at I-a Grande, Union County, Oregon, this the l!th day of Augus', l'J2. I.KI-. WARN'ICK, Fhoiiff of Union Countv. Ornnin. 1!2. Date of last publication, Sept. 10th, 1-J2-2. Dly Aug 19-20, Sept 2-9-M We make n fresh supply of Lima Water , every few days. Its a clean, saturated solution. 8-14-tit NPWI.IN ntitTG Cf) I.LMMKIt llAUl.KKS Men with teams t;j White fine I .x & IMionc Main f!M. WANTED haul lumbtr Lumber t'.i. 8-l!l-.'!t WANTI'.I) Gill or v( man for gener al housework. Call in morning from !l:ni) to ll';(IO o'clock. Mrs. Will. Ash, 1101 O avenue. 8-lU-ai. OLD TYME DANCE Every -Thursday Night at Zuber Ball P. J. Powers KOU HK.N'T Mialern unfurnishl jive loom h..use. lntiuirc W. 1). Glaudv, 7t 7 Giandy, or call 8-1'J !' 'tele ' $25.00 liliWAItl). the conviction of party new haninu'i less liivetle Itack to Itiisiness W. It. Kivette left last evening I'miHiy Deinostral Ion for New Meadows. Idaho, wheru He The poultry demonstration to is liiu'resieil in i lie iiiinoer inous- 1P , i i., (;rnli,, Aiieost 24 try. Mr. Kivette was in tho llty the home of ( S. Sliultz. l'ini Knst I X avenue, will take place at , I ; v. .;,.,, i, M,.iiil r ot the Auxiliary o'clock 111 tlio allernooir. Thoalto le the Ami rican Legion i n o culling ooiiionslrat loos Is f? tl? ti? j? 4? . mmm t in Pill t I AX V'ALL 4t 1 party who: 1 doulile-barrel : " MAIN shotgun from 1111)1 l-'ir St. store about: TI1K OLDEST AND MOST :a.;7,11'"' JACK BUSCH. "K,;"'IJ" '"mVm 44t attending to business matters that 'he had here and slates that he ibis wif? vri 11 return to La C.rande as tor " inno block off Adams avenue oil the m'm corner of Cherrv street. Michaels Clothes For Young Men 1 ichels-St earns clot li es are different from all other clothes of the same price. They are made better, fit bet ter and are much more stylish and quality the best. Come in and look at our line of Suits be fore buying. 0 u r rii-cs are Low; Coin :aie Them. Clint' Stearns .At4 JJ ,11 tm-m TTIVi- I To (lit to SpokalH' ! Mrs, K. w. Goodman and l daughter. Dorothy, who live In Spo- kime, will reliirn In their homo I thij, evening. They have tjeen visil- ins in La Grande at tho homo of , Mrs. K. jjat-obson for tho past two months and report a very deilght J.ful visit. A special meeting is called for Mon-, j. day evening, August 21, lor the pur- SliltVlCB XII K CITY. All Short Culls 250 All calls answered' rromptly with Hooded Drivers. r. se of electing officers. All membe ate urgr.l to bo present as olh her ! matters of ininertance ate to come up. MliS. OIIS I'AL.Ut.K, S-lU-ll. Secretary. I'.MO.N .MKKTlNf.S. Iletnrns fi om cn( iitu . .Miss LiicIIe Wolunmood has re turned from a vacation visit to I,a Cl'.'liule .ilifl lOikor. At M:ikcr Mi WolL'amo(d visit-d In r sister. Miss : Sunday morning Liivina Woamod. who is takiiiL' nursco training at St. Elizabeth's hospital. Miss Wolamood sp.-ni two weeks away. l'idlelou Tribune. Union Meetings will lie held Sunday, evening at oc!,ck at the IJaptist, '.nusch. J'ev. O. W. Jones of thel Chii.-tian chutch will liiing the ine-- sage and Rev. A R. Sitton will pre-j side at the service. The usual sei vices will 'tie h'.'ld in the various churches- e Ford & George ca,. MAIN 44 4 4? 4- Tonight-"Back Pay" A.R'C.AD.E SUNDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT VAUDEVILLE ELECTRICS & CO. Jackson and Arnold- Nonsense De Luxe Novel (y J'Jectrical Deni- , ; ' ' oust nil ions SINDE DALE CULLEY& CLARE . ,, . . A ( ycle ot Sonjj; and .lust a-Hit Different; Dance ALSO PATHE PLAYLET Monday Anita Stewart in "A Question of Honor." For Sale NO I'll E. Cecelia Cu-taf. teacher ! rsychol- l'-v ami MH'iumusm, can ie cwj.upl- llaker I'eojde in ("ily Mr. and Mrs. William I'ollman and daughter. Miss Edna, drove down from Hakr-r yesterday after noon and visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jdioo Dennis. M isw Winnie Dennis, of Cortland, who bad been vKitln t In i; ker, arcom panied tln'm to La ilramle and will remain for n ' visit with relativr and friends here. ' 5 room houso near liiKh Bchool on "paved btreet .ptumbod and wired, $2330. Will lako small car an purl payment. i cl on all .-limits l life and h'-.Uiog f Classes can be ai ranged for, a 'id peo ' pe who h;ae liceti pnmounved int'ur I iile have a chance to get well from the 1 f-'cientifie teaching. Lodge or partieu : -an be ananged for at ht'r parlor-t. :S h.nK. ',r private readin'f run be J completed. Iiasemcnt, plumbed. ijiiiriLii d ft.r by calling from 10 a- m- bullt-ln leaturen, plastered md wlr- 8 p. in. at l .Hi A jams Ave- mj( jK jut n vicinity of high CARR'S For CrerJit No Interest I I HI,.., New modern 5 room bungalow 8-1'J-ltp, school. XOTICE Or' SIIKItU'l 'S SAI.K. New 4 room house, never been "7HS T5s?2;CaT5S"' One est .f Mi--tvlcs fads for v Serns l;i t - Mi.-s DiiiiIkw Home lor Visit NOTH'K IS IILHKIIY (,1 I'.N, That Miss Lucille Donliar. who was under and bv virtue of an r.xerutlon , conuoct'-d wilh the La Graiub' and Oide I'd Sale duly issued out of occupied, UGoo.OU. Knsy tcrius. liools for two seasons and who ' and under oie seal of lh': ("ir-.-uit Court J this year JoIikmI tin- Klllson-Whil" i of the State of On ir:.n for the i'ouniy 'tiit.-iuiiia work, pass.-d thrmiKhlof Hak-r. biiuinif date of re:ruary La Grande lo.lav for her home n : 1 st. A. 1 1 l'l and t ; me directed am ; Second hnud store. Owner Is n ' Joseph u p..d vacation Ith 'V;"-'1-u' ' 1" ..'f'"!.'.;.!''? vju in """"ad man and the company do her i.arems. Mr. and .Mrs. y. I) . .' : 1,1 m 1 o"". IM . ' Uic acil"Ii wiii,- n nil i:r it. y 'nririii uiainin inn lyuituinin i " M'Clllly l lIKf, ( P a n.lo w B t'-r in Cbintito alt-ndin? a lycenm s- hoed. .Miss Una bar chaitt.-i luiua work v sas sin erv much J- hanna Cangloff is Plaintiff ari l rantilo businesit. Thin place must he Kol.t. K. C!a:k. Kvaline !aik, J. fi. sold at once aivl the owner pill m- ui- de'f.'r lant.-. in which jud,:n'ft w-- cpt city properly as part or whole entered in ;;vur (.f Johai na (Jjingbiff, payment. I iaiMliH. anil aiun-t K't'. t i lark. L valine ia k, . t.t.iif'. and W. tin- .-urn II. KnO Pratt. 1'c 'I hu len , J VV. Vfidant-. Hue. Ire-I The Store With a Conscience S king KM:mH fur Iiokien . t'niler the ilictton of James Mr- n! -t'Ts ie(icatlfin: are mt today ', M-'Kinc rooms for visitors ourtni; vim i v.nin:' nd Ki-ioo i s ':!.; in l;l tl:e Jr. n. K. K. roiivenlion. Th I- . s. i t b mt i m t ti. ) . --n at tin- ra'.:- ;ifr ( '': per ; , ! r ill) : 'pl I . 'Ml, Mtiff fir a'."ruiittf w.ik'i. huitl exeeuiioii i. Ileal Ltt rf the commit'" is tr rail jj'hi me eii'.iie roiiinnioiiy. oiu 11 anv :,,y rf Jjimui1 t are overlooked or do not bap;jtu i c.jls. ani i. Geo. H. Currey Crossett Shoes AVnrn cent inuoiisly by the appreciative. (Qualify rit;hlly iriced. $7.50 to $10.00 ASH BROS. Our new location 111:1 Adams Ave., across tlio street from 1 'cure's. - o' o o Insurant ;
