La Grande evening observer., October 12, 1922, Image 3

Thursday. Ocoher 12. 1922.
THE IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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(Special to The Observer)
KA.UK1.A. Oct. 11. .Mrs. Win. Pil
eock nml two clillilron wii'e in lOntor
prliio hist wvok vlMlthiK relatives uml
ulteiuliiifr the uilr.
Mm, Aliirlin Kintr aiuf dmiBliler.
Thcri'Hii, were aliopplnf; in I.a Gruutltt
Hatunltiy.
Mm. Georfjo Croolc and 'daiifflitor
.spent Moixluy in I'onllcton visit ini;
rulalivcN.
Mr. uml Mm. Jeff Wolfe of T,a
Gruinlc .spent Sunday ami Monday
with friends, 1
H. .SieltirKin left for Pendleton
Monday.
Mrs. Karl Rvans spent Tuesday In
Iji Grande.
Mrs. Troniley and sons spent Sun
day in 1'niou. Mr. Troinley cot a cin
der In her eye and had to have a doe
tor Ret It out. v
MIsh MaffK'ir Weaver of lntorprlso
is viHitiiif? with her fdaler, Mrn. Wm.
1'ldeock.
Ita.Hll ColliiiH and Karl KvanH drove
lo Im Grande Saturday.
M r.t. Steve Inperson was In la
Grande Kriday and Saturday on busi
ness. Malone. Hert Tl-ivios and Henrv
Smith are In Kamela worktiiff as ex
tra enKineers.
Morrison and Knutfion moved ti
ramp Tuesday to do nonie frradiimj
nhieh wan necoHsary, heuiK1 caused by
the heavy rains.
I. V. Walnnni wan in l.a Grande Sal-ni-'lny
on business.
Kliner Karls was in Ii Grande Wed-
For Sale
Jtooming house In La Grande.
nesday on businesR.
Mrs. linker of Meaelinm visited her
daughter, Mrs. Frank J lanlen Wed
nesday. It. Typton of Linn, Washington, who
has been visiting at the K. It. (Rollins
home returned to hia home Thursday.
Hob Mat thin moved to Karnelu Tues
day. Hob la a fireman on ono of the
helper engines.
Fireman Ftiemer is firing ono of the
helper engines at Kamela.
Frank Dei'alh will move to Kamel-v
Saturday. Frank Is engineer on ono
of tho helper entitle!. j
Mrs. W. Jugersun waH a Friday vis-;
itor in l.a Grande. I
M rs. llan;uMi was In I. a Grand cj
Thursday shopping nnd visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Victor Morgan and daughter
are in Portland visiting relatives.
G. t'rook was in I.a Grande Wed
nesday. The sixth helper was put on at Ka
mHa Friday.
Mrs. Frank llanlen and Mrs. Rasil
Collins wrtf in Portland last we-lt
visiting" relatives" and friends.
Martin King went to Iji Grande
Friday to attend Mr. Foley'u funeral
Merlo Fugit spent Saturday and,
Sunday with his parents, Mr. .and Mr.t.
A. L. Fugit. Merle in one of the hus
ky football players of the North Pow
der hitfh school team.
Ilasil Collins Is buihllug a small
residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wat era are visit
ing at the Pldeoek home.
Cecil Morgan and Philip Walmim
spent tho week-end with their par
ents. I'ioth boys attend Ii 'Grand a
high school.
Agnes Smith, tho teacher of Ka
mela school stepped on a nail, running
it almost through her loot.
Mrs. Chaw. Ward was In L.a Grand"
most of, last week visiting and dolug
some ahopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nordeen spent
Sunday in Pendleton visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. flrullh and dauirhtur
or starkey were In Kamela Friday.
.Mrs. Alderman and daughter of
Grande visited in Kamela Sunday.
Well If I .Inv-il nonrirA n I.
George Ilarvey and get away with it,
puruaps no can write a book without
'great risk.
: Worcester Post: lloudtni got oui of
a locked safe under watet" Maybe he
could escape from no-huttuu under
wear in an upper berth.
Columbia Hecord: Prophecies .that
the transportation of the future will
bo ucrlul ,tre being lulfillcd now,
with our transportation system all
up In the all'.
Washington Slur: "He longer an
argument lasts," said I'ncle Khen,
"rle more eonvliu.ed each side gUn
dat do yiither Bide is wrong."
l-ittlo Hock Arkansas liemocrat:
When father has a pain you can hear
him fur miles. Whon mother has one
father thinks how easily a woman
gives up to her feelings just becuuse
she complains of "not feeling well."
Toledo Itlade; "Humility Is a fine
thing." remarked It tie man on tho
car, . "but the follow who la oa mMf
as Mary's little lamb runs the fUfc
of bc-liiK tho goat. !
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A 10-foot launch containing liquor!
valued at from $10,000 to fl5,000.w:
captured Thursday night on tht BtUU
guariiUdi rtvur near Htanwood by fA-
crul officers. Clarence Chumbr, t
tho wheel, was shot In the kntejtta'
tho boat refused lo Atop, ,
Restaurant in Ja Grande.
Aparlment houso In La Grande,
Inconio 1137.50 per month.
Six-room
$1,400.00.
Four-room
$1,400 00.
house and large lot,
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be
Fitted to
house on T vaia,
12 fK-rm tnn rtmfcar, 2-Foom
km hnM, 1 urm In tvMtalion,
Wl hift f wl i4 irs, til
kind of S'leJ fnw rntk imiW).
fruit trHcia. hulMlp.g P.9 aad t'f
property n all kiad ' .
ABtoinobilo n4 fx
Iusuranoe
ctamid lan m
F. N. Ford .
0 Notary Pubo e
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No equeeelng of organs; so
pressure; defects of figure
corrected; a 9erfot founda
lon for four eowiw.
Tills In addition to the com
torta afforded tlirougb the ex
clusive "La Caille" features;
No rraain a spine; cut
ivg Wy lacers; no plekliu? of
eluupa; no dutnfl at stays a
te-p Dt Cravdcno. TttorlliUJDlft. .
at&(aUnk
4 empUila 1U f the to
tvtit motvln arneiw c kul.
Mrs, fiobfi. ?iUUan
Jioa, lint mm. 9fnnt&
Attention! Fruitgrowers
FOR
ETTER
OXES
PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH
Union Box Co.
F. Jasmann, Mgr.
Phone Main 588 La Grande, Ore.
Monuments
I'f it!'-"
rev? j
ORDER
THAT
MONUMENT
NOW
We hve made profound
itudy of monument building,
and an order placed it our
hands if iure to receive falth.'
f ul, iilllgent execution, ggj
We Win Glsdly
Blue Mouatam
MrMs & Granite
" Company
Land Ho!
Only a land bird flying by, but to Columbus, 430 years
ago, it meant everything. For weary days he had waited
for an encouraging sign. His crew was mutinous and
hope was at the lowest ebb. But he persisted and won.
The country has just paused a troublesome time but
business has persisted and won. In this bank we be
lieve that persistent and courageous laziness men al
ways win, and we stand ready to .verve them.
United State? N&tional Barak
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