La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 07, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, October 7, 1922 s v THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE THE 01 D HOME TOWN BY STANLEY , i - H . j-e ttl rr:.. , . . -.-- T VSWlQT J nwuD Et - : I ! IstEMS FUNMY THE 'S i MR3Hi of this CJL yyLA-VfSfSi VJ ySSv, fv-if - ! . TOWNCArtTSETUP :SP I V"7 ! TO OUELL THESE A ki ffOO SAY 5 ' 1 I ! I AUNT SARAH PEA BODY ULLt IUD111I nmu... .rrcuwvi' I ..ITOjmEWNEOF LAWLESSNESS THATS OVER THE T. Local News In Brief (asset number of pymnasium classes ut (he Y. M. C. A. is steud ily increasing in popularity and ! number. At preaent 34 class po Wnllowu Man E. M. Hull, who lives at Wullowu, apt'iu the evening In La Grande iittendine to hoiiio business affnira. (He returned to his home this morn- riods uro devoted to meeting different classes eueh week und enndititms may result in the num ber being Increased. of ing. During his stay In La Grande ho wu a Kiiest at. the Savoy. Kutfrprisc Vlnltor Vincent -Mint W. A. (sinyers, who miukes his lio;ne at Vincent, arrived in the c'ity last evening on the branch line train and registered at the i'oley. ,r. Smyers is in l,a Cirande iitieiiiiiiiK to some business affairs that require his attention. Visiting In I. n (irnnde Mrs. J. F. Corbelt, who now in u kes her home i n Port la ud, a r rived in La .Grande recently and is visiting ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph N'ewlin. Mrs. Cor bett was formerly a rosident of La CI rn u do and is well k now u i n this vicinity. Attended Funeral Yesterday M rs, J oh n G ard ner and M rs. Games K. Corbet t -.of Port laud, were unions -the out of ti,wl P-'ple who were in attendance at the J, K. Foley iuneral yesterday. LIBRARY CONGESTED (Special to The Observer) vnivkksity ok ouicgox, ku- JdKXK, Oct. 7. llecnuse of con ' gestion in the library at the Uni (verslty of Oregon, students In the I school of business ad miuisi ration twill study this year in seminar and lecture rooms of I lie school of commerce building. Library books on reserve for these students will be taken from the library and placed in the commerce building. Attends Funeral Charley Morris, formerly a resi dent of La Grande and for many years a conductor on the O-W, came to La Grande yesterday to 1 attend the funeral of the lute J. t;. Foley. Mr. Morris now makes i T)u, Kr,.ut,;,- cnomy of htw and order hi home in I'endleton. ' , onu U'nd-letter law. Itemtty is only skin-deep, hot a pood nppeaiiiuce will curry n man a loin? way on the road to success. HU KUitur takj.,. Qui,,,,.!,,. .,0oree A. Sciblrd, editor and . II. Kvder, li. 1'. Howard. John er of the Vnion Republican, I).,Kg and G. M. Ily:,n. all of liak s a biibinesi Tisitor in La Grande er, arrived in la Grande vester- tail nomine- , lJ. M. Jonen? who makes his fcfUM In Enterprise, arrived in the ;ity last erpaing mid spent the iCt her us u guest ut the .Savoy. He 1 nert on business. (rV day and -spent Uie Foley. They are he enintf at the on hesiuess. !ist iirhauce In Negro Section - Yesterday morning a report came to the police thai some colored men were having considerable trou ble on Monroe avenue and Chief of Police Glint Hay ties investigated the matter and gave them warning. In tlie afternoon the rumpus, which was not serious, started again und the police made another trip to the house and confiscated three Kuns and issued another warning. The rumpus stopped. Mo arrests were made as tiie quarrels were confined to verbal arguments IS Wfllowit I .di en iW'flHAS 0. Thompson and Zola fuller, both renldeuu of Wallowa, airlfed in La Gruude last evening a4 .registered ut the Foley. - jonnh People j. T. Butler und Mia film a Iljit ler;: Of Joseph, are visitors in the eli'y today. They arrived in the city last evening on the branch I1Q0 train and registered at the Foley, J;.( . .October 10th last day to pay water rint without a penalty. 0-ti-:tt t'niun .inly - - ! Division of Class j Mrs. Via Ilavnrs and her little i'B attendance In the d:tugbter. of Vnion, arrived in Lui"1"1" whool girls' gym class has Grande this mornim; on No. 17 and 'suited in it being necessary to Is spending the dav here visiting Mlivide tlie class into two sections. friends and relative and doing IK' soetton, composed of those H 'some shopping. ; years of age and under that age. , will meet at y o clock on Saturday morning and the other section, compoied of older girls, will con vene at 1(:;hi o'clock Saturday morn ng. Miss Schilke is In charge of both classes. I'nion Physician Dr. and Mrs. K. Vnion, drove morning and LIS; FROM ALUMNI ' 21 TO SIX Alumni Ivl.tes More Yard age; Fumbles Constant; Aerial Work Plentiful; Game Rough and Slow. , uled until October 21, when tbey journey to Klgiu to take on the highly touted team that defeated them 20 to 0 last season, F.lgin has the same back Held but a slight er line and La Graude'a chances of winning are bright. Summary Alumni Stanfield. c; Carroll and Gilbert, e; Smith nnd Matto, g; Woodell nnd Spencer, t; Gnrrily, Walsluger, MoGinnis and Sirick ueu, h. High School Smutz, c; litmr den and Ulokland, e; .Met calf and McClttre, g; Alslott and Hart, t; Lynch. t Lttrson, f; Canity and Sherwood, h. SubstitutionsCarroll for Wal singer, Natto for Gilbert, liean for Nat to, Pete Larson for Carroll, Williams for llearden. Attempted passes Alumnt, ; high school, 7. J'asses completed Alumni, 4; high school, 2. Total yardauo gained Alumni, 1G4; high school, 109. Fi rst Uow ns A I u in nl, !) ; high school, 7. Scores Lynch, touchdown ; Lar son, touchdown; Williams, touch down; Sherwood, 2 points; Lnr Ron, 1 point; Alumni, McGinnls, touchdown. Score by quarters Alumni 0 0 0 fi 6 High School . . .7 0 7 7 21 Game called It: 4.".. Attendance 2 B0. Charles Reynolds and Cecil iff ill ' Onyx "l II osier y "Pointex" .,. U. S. Ut Off. 'l'hc Reflection oj Perfection French & Greene VOIt S. l.K - -siiKhily used tires and inner tubts. , Two SL'a 1-2 and twi 8;l4. A bargain. Imiuire nan V uvenuo. 10-7-2ip FOlt KALK llouKohuld furntluro, heating to e, Mmiuch range, Fv fttbtnK pructiratly Ufv. Also pint Mason jars. I'miti Adams. Vf-T-lItp mm yviw.--y; uHii9Vt laiaaa a $li4iM n:m ,ii,--WMwfc 1 1 I It if 'ill tmmM FOR SALE Snow, referee and umpire. NEW TODAY run HAI.K- for HtOlT c l'lumo SI' - iii'ir.'i :ll' ul.l -.1. Cilll'. H- Will tlMll m)!);;!) to ImU'lKM Ki-7-l 1'HII HAI.lv-IN KtnK, I'luiue nrs. ,1, l!v i!i:l-V. ..1. 5 room nioilcrn Iio.ibo, two lot;", tuwu uml ti'LTS. . Alt tc.icud, Good vvniiil 8li(d. On K uveliuo. PriuO W.'2ii00. tnoo euali will lianitle It. ,;t $25 ami tiitorost iier month. .1. H-'hiiytr of (o La tlnunlo this -l)otit a short timt' In tho city on business inalliM'3. Thi'V rofnrivt'il lo their li .me short- itahl.r Winnim ly before jioon. j 'M,. , ,.; Mon.s()n ,,r is in l.a (trandn visithiK with nil ohl ' qnarlcr The hinll si'hool team doi'Ulvn ly defeated tho Aliiinnl yesterday afternoon on t in: lilKh sehool field by the seore of 21 to li. I.yneh. Alslott, l.arsen und WilllaniR played the best Knnie for the liln KIM! HUNT .Strlelly ninilrrn I'lMilisli cil apurUnenl. Call or 1N0-.1. LOST Sllvei HhliH'.stoneH. 312-J. Iirace'.ot. Sllllalilo ri I'dlt HAI.K fill UIONT stridiy mod-1 20 acres ypst of Imblor, 9 acres em flve-rooin liunse. w. 11. Itohn-'hi oreliard. Honso, barn and out cukaiuii Co. 1 0 - T - it Imildlngs. This is the beat of Sand 1 iltidfco soil. I'rico $00)0. Soe us laiiiin, A'rnoNT:o! iu rognr-J to tonus. Ilis. ('. i:. Monlson, nt I taker, isj In li tlraiule for a few days only, will, fi20 nerefl,1 six miles southeast of a lull Hue of hair K"oods, liH-!utilnt,M Union, - Hood six room modern Mareel Wave 1 1 ansloiniat ion. Nal lonal' house, t niilo from seliool, good Itoh, swiiehes, ete. Inquire Imni fit nn for dairy runeh. 180 Third street, or phone :!7'.1-V. laeres under cultivation. All fenced io-7-lt.and erosa fenced. Tiiis is an ideal iHtock and dairy tarm and will bear .NOTirr:. jinveftiKation, Will take some trade Tn whom it MAY roNChmX: .mi ihis iiroperly. Main highway Notice Is horchy Riven that 1 will nol'a,,. Orecou Trail runs rluht bv the ill lie respniiNinio inr the payment ol any door. lllhllls or accounts contracted hy inyl jhushaial, Henry Itork. (ictol.er loth lusl day to pay waler cut without u penally. , Ul-ll-;ll II. fit MTU III) It If. 10-7-Mp , Wi ! Li Grand lUbBcrlber to sisrrtr ivlie dM not re ei kl piptr kr I clock In .(t t15, las call Western Kl. 2i, tti t special aitn:r will iltllTer t copr, I llusiness Men's j The first sess men's cviu chu the Y.M. f. A at 5:15 ()'clock. retary will he Class ion of tlie business is will he held al , Monday afternoon The general see in charife kDance ; U Saturday Night nr. Rex Hall jtybney'R Noreltr Orchestra iMitinj; in Portland Mrs. Clint llsiyncs if seejulim? o few weeks in Portland visiting ai 1 lie home of hr hiifiliaud'K sis. or. Mrs. Desta Hoyt. si.e will return to l.a Cninde in ah'iut two or three woeks. , i White, while .fl'ete Utrson, (larrity and Dean shiued on the Alumni team. linker I Neither team scored in the firt but tlie liinh mhoil rrOKHed aVquaintanee, Mrs. C. V. Chand- tlie uoal line in the second o.unrter. Irr, 20S Third Htreet. While here makiiiK the Roal. In the third Mrs.' Morrison Is mnkhiK up all (inarter the high m-hool learn kinds of hair goods, IneludiiiK Mar-iscored and both teams tallied in eel wave transformation, national !tho rinal half. boh. ete. She will leave for Port-j The Alumni pluyinK wan fen land soon where she will start a tured hy nerial work and line hair business. Mrs. Morrison is pluniies while the hiuh schoolerH well accomplished in tins line, i relied on passes, plunges and end r.m oi thanks. wish lo express our pndOud apprceiutiou tur the klmluctis and licurtt'i'lt sympathy of friends In our and 1 bereavement : also for the riMiiein- liavin k 1 :t Iier credit. years of experience to CIm Meetini; Cliin;t The. prep vninasium Y will meet Saturdays in the afternoon, be; Saturday. The clas of hoys between t lie and twelve! d lass al the f 1 o'clock miiiLr next composed oi tm: I, online t'oupb Mr. und Mi';!. Will-n-d residents of Lostine. avriv Grande last evenin-x on t line train ami a.' i-," t, day here . on busi n" -.j. their visit in La drain, Mrs. Leevist are gue; Foley. : Makes Kx tensive Tri f 10d Cyr and bis daughter. Pearl, ;are back in l.a (Jrande at the cpn j v lit sio n of a two weeks' mot or ins ! trip iu Oregon and Washiimton. I'hey visited Portland first, stop 'pin for a few days to visit friends aud then Roinj; to Taeotmt, Seattle, U'amp Lewis and I hen lo Aberdeen ; whore they spent a short time with relatives. After rein mint,' to Port ilaad they came on lo La Orunde. "The roads are wonderful in Wash ington." they staled. "Pavement i every where and hardly a had runs. The game came ( to a tlirillhiK finish , when Lynch, high school quarterback, plunged through the, line on the IJ 2-yard lino and broke clear for a touchdown. The HI no and White outplayed the grads dur ing the first half, apd the third quarter. , i The Alumni players were a husky bunch and their defeat, clearly points to La Grande's chances for the championship of eastern Ore gon. 3. a CJ ran ile has u better team early this season than she has had for several years at a correspond ing time. Plenty of rough playing and a their visit in La Grande ..ir. aim ----------jl r : Suits ' yr 1 1 d.rvo jfilr i m We carry a complete inxa .- m H ....XT I nAVI! S ' . 1 l i we i Minhu.l.SIprn Hnd M7 1 ' ' I IJ. Capps and Sons "J All Wool Suits Hv fi :! $22.43 to Vl:i.50 - jll : Lanpher Orei-coals PITFOKM ! !' $18.83 to ?38.83 lu.ww4.w. 0 p - Xtragcod Suit8 0 m forBoys j; rf.i t I'air I'ant, , . i Jirfft lJw S OrcRon Cassiincie .Suits i !i li I'HM stretch of. road on tlie important 'quantity of disputes kept the Hpee bighways in tlie entire state.' j tutors interested and for the Al- lumni Fat McGinnls carried off the I honors of , the meanest mn, while vholTooU won the title In tho kick. bite and scratch match. Sherwood showed his stuff on the high school ISovs' Overcoafs Si!()5 to 1 l3 Now is the time to buy anil xnve iiiuncy. Wu guarantee our mi;;r!ii.!" disc. Glint's Clothier ; lo Attend I'air and Mrs. ,J. A. Nice .make their homo in North Pow der, arrived in La (irande this morning on No. 17 and are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Gekeler. They will nttend the .Illue Mountain CJ range fair ioday. unco ma nit (Ml ell in beaut i ltd lloi at of I'erlnns. MIIK J. I). I'MI.KY, -MIC. and MRS. PAT l( I -1 ; V. M It. and ;MiS. .IKKOMK KOLKY. IK. uml MLS. LIOK IUH VV, JOHN W. KOI.KY. ia-7-ll Ni:W 1UH SI-; KO( K.Li:--On l-'ourth slieet, Kive rooms and bath; pave ment and sewn, all paid. Soo W. It. .lojica at liohnenk. imp's sloi'e. 10-7-tf AM I ' fi It 'A X Will nxi-t li-e'V Loncy, Jr., MiimiIiiv, Itctolui urged to !, pn M US. I in-7--.'t HO acres about iUj miles oast ot La Grande. All under cultivation. This NO acre tract is nearly all la t hunt b v and i) 1 fill fa Thin In nun A1XIL1AU Y!f tlwr choieu idLiiileR In Grnndn An" Hondo valley. Has water right and would make an ideal farm for ao mo-one. LKGiON t the home of M , Jr., :tnl Sprint: slre t, '.. All iiKtnliors at. S. LYON'S. See. KOlt SA1.I0 - Partly mudern t'our- ein pl:isercd bouse. Cull niter p. m, ut M 1 7 I avenue. lll-7-titp CJ. BLACK & CO. Nov Foley Building La Grondo, Oregon oiiniii'i' iiuh him 'Mlt wUlio.lt ii iin:i liny lo pay watt1!' I ii-i;. -.! i 400 Acres For Sale Savoy Guests Ililbert Murrill and Sam Curry, Avho make their home at Flora, arrived iu the city last, evening ion the branch line train and are ;here today vlsiling friends and on , business. 1 hey are guests at t he 'avoy during their visit In La Grande. ami Alston played a wicked Kiime, heiiifj; the hardest man to stop on the high school line. La Grande has no game sehed- (ictnber PMli h ,:ly to jmy wale-' ent without u penalty. lu-i;-:tf e alnin isn't i- Is Hie Amei w ho curries ' his own country. the smallest tiling, lean tourist 'in i;n lavoi hy knocking OLD TYME DANCE Every Thursday Nigbt at Zuber Hall P. J. Powers This was formerly known as the .lohn Minnick place, In HiKli Val ley. Nearly SOU acres iu culliva t ion to hay nnd Krai a, the balance past uro. There are 2 nood barns, machine shed. 9 -room house, 'J. good cellars, Iiok house, 2 chicken houses, hlackstnit h shop, rural route and telephone. The Improve ments are worth ono-half (he price asked for tho property. The prlco is only $1 0,000.00 and a payment of JJ,500.tM) down will handle h. This means only about 50.00 an acre for t he la nd in cultivation, with tlie balance of the land and improvements thrown in. It. meauu un average of only $25.00 an acre for (he entire place, which is just a little belter than pasture laud price. This phue Is on the mar ket for tho next few days only. La Grande, Ore. - SECURITY LAND SAVINGS CO. v & frwt.'K S 1 I jS 1 . . : . "V. 7 fV - , vs:..'; i . JUfiVJitlJ J u 'fix 12 Will you lie cuijilit wlion the cold wave comoa? Not il! you're wise. Overcoats, all ltintls, bought hel'ore the new wool tai'ilT was passetl. I'.ig values now! $20.00 to ? lo,00 ASH BROS. 11J3 Adams Avenue :mM "LA GRANDE'S LEADING THEATRE" ARCADE Supemx Shells matinee SUNDAY NIGHT ... jjlj . "The Store With a Conscience" II I G II C LASS V A U D E V I L L E SMITH & JORDAN Fun, l'iist and I'urious. An Exceptional Display of Versatility y BROWN & WHEELER "FRESH I'AINT" Comedians with a Laughable Line of I'atter. Good Voice and New Songs. BURTON & CLARKE THE FASHION PLATE PAIR" "A rat eiplay of otuni, Stfja ami Plrjuing Harmony BILLY E4ELE XIU A WCb til Ct-Jrtf Vtttm t Also o J-'OX WKWS and FILM OtffifiDY WE ASK KVICUY HUNTER TO TRi' A I!OX OF WESTERN S U V E R E X SHELLS. YOU'LL FIND THEM THE PEST YOU EVER USED. THEY WILL KILL TWENTY YARDS FURTHER THAN REGULAR LOADS AND MAKE A LETTER PATTERN. W. H.' Bohnenkamp Comp 0 .MONDAY WIFE AG AlSt nE" en e