La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 21, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textv-V-vv -r -r-T Sa'urda;. October 21, 1922. PAGE THREE .'-""V THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER THE Oil) HOME TOWN I Pi ACE Local News In Brief 1 j'lm Visitor K. It. Caskill, of Kcho. Is ivgistei at the Koley today. He is in the c for a short IniHiiM-ss visit. Jmiwii fiiini ItjiUer M. V. Newton .of linker, is a li Ginudc hushies v jailor today and i u guest at the Koley while in the city. In 1-JitrrprlM Judge J. W. KnoWlcs Is In Kuler prfsw toilay holding motion day In the Wallowa' county circuit cour t. Overnight UiuM K. I.. Wright, a resident oT Knter prise, arrived In I -t (Irande last ev ening and was an overnight loudness visitor ill the city. Mr. Wright was n Kitest at the Savoy. Ileiv for a I'ew ln M. A. Mullen, who hulls from Kn terprfse, arrived in (he city last even ing mi the liiiuirli line train and reg Istrred at the Savoy, lie is here for a few-days attending to some hushics:'. I'rn.llelou Vlitoi i.. 1 1 ...i... it ... i. n.. , " . ' , Hh 'arrived in LaOrinde h.st evening r.nl U rriit.l nl I ). Wnvnr i , U'raiisferreil to linker J. 11. Siencer, who lias been r'ln ployrrl on 1 1 highway at Kamela, htis been transferred to Itilcr, where ho hns ni-ei'pled a job In Ihe clerical department, Onlario Visitor W. '.rilfin, who makes his In Ontario, arrived in the city y day ami is here for a I'fW da; hiiHhu'Sr, While in I .a Unnidc Griffin Is a guest at the Koley. home ester- 1'oothnll Team Kedirns The flfleen memla-rH of the fii'Miide high school ton) ball team, wlmj were jn-esent at the Oreuon-Wh tl m i n ijiinie at Pendleton yesterday, return- : ed to a (irande last venlug. ttelnriMHl to Mciichani - , Mrs. I.. V. Thomas, who has l.e'U Visiting In l-a (irnmb for a short im Ht the home of Mr. and Mil Stanley Lyons, left l ist i-vmliig for her home in Meachnin. She reports a very phasant visit in l.a (Jramh-. Special fresh Kngllsh the Palace Confectionery, Toffee. f 10-20-1 Any l.a (irande Biihscrlher to Ihe Ohserver who docs 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. Dance Saturday Night Rex Hall Loncy's Novel rv Orchestra 9ete0(it0t Be Dressed for Chilly Weather Our line is complete now in LANTIIKU Over foats, Maekinaws, Leather Jackets, Sweaters, Cnit Jackets. Allen A. Coojier's underwear Woolen Shirts, Wool Hosiery, High Top Shoes, I'acs, Lined Gloves, Mittens, and Rubber Foot wear of Call Brand, and Goodrich. None better made. Standard merchandise of merit. Compare Our Prices and Save. Clinic Clothiery "Tlic Ktoie iy BY STANLEY 3 YEvf n" frTlA' fi.'fM AUNT SAfrAH PEABODY TODAV- -.mu-ci-. Atn r.i-vy-,1 iTTLB TO r .uuAbun Tra TAKE THE OF TMEMISSWQ CTEY WALKCfe. IMpluys Iccr i l-'lojul Kendall, forest ranger, dis. played a beautiful five-point buck deer on Jefferson avi'liue .vestnday to some admiring friends. He is plan ning on having the liead mounted. Mr. Kendall gol the five pointer and au di her huck last Sunday. Heading IttMiiii Open The reading room and loldiy of the Y. M. . A. building will he open lo Ihe piihlie on Sunday afternoons from. ono until live-thirty o'clock. All who j wish lo av:rit Iheiusflves of the priv ilege ol uiuizing i lie reading room aicj onlia)l ln ilc) to do mi. WercAl I'eiullclnn Uistine hotel huilding has heen re Mrs .'. K. liarncs and her little 'modeled lulo the Christian church . ... .... ..... .(..... iiixl u-.u ilfiliciiii'd on Thursiliiv ilaumuer ueiiy u u esierou 101 nn-n - . ,.., t vuii niieveuing by Hev. C W . Svviinder nf . .. f,.... -it Mi.. huniK .ir It 11 ai-k- I. urn :.l In!) Turner Kl reel . Mis. 1 !a rocs ( is a slst.-r ol Mrs. I !lu Uluiru. 1'en dhdoti Tribune. rolhe j The iwhich tM'fii-er Ktinera1ed v.-rdict of thH conmer'a jury j considered the death or Ihe i Filipin Kllipino rauroau wome u.m. ilroin to eiiei-ts oi a uuui'i. rum-, nleielv evouerated (H'l'icer IVarson, ''laimlng that the (Kilipinu was shot whilu re- a II mm nl' the law fisting arrest. ' The .leitseii Incubnlor- I In the Ka (irjuide Invesluient ! company's ad of Thursday tidljug id" t he Jensen 'mill i v Plant which an agents (hey are nffering for sale, 'the Jensen Incuhator was mentlou- vt ns a ,fitMi-eg' plant when it 'should have read a "HiHKi-egg" , plant . ViMlill at I idou Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Mull' and their siuaM sou, who ma Ue tlu-ir houu- fu Iji (Irande, are spending a I'cvv ih) visit, at the hoiiif if Mr. Hull's sis ters, Mrs. Harry Mc-l'lay and .Mrs. I letl Kfilght of I'nion. Dlin Man hi Town A. ;. Sager. Wlio makes his home ill Kluiu. sreiit Ihe evi-ning in l.a (Jraiidc is a uu lo. his branch business si at tin- Savoy ami returned home this morning on the line I rain. He was lu re on t'eitilletoii Team Tin- Pi'tldlclon foot In i compaiih'd by their eac roolcrs, arrived In l.a (i ening on No. is and a the night here. b l for morning on the biaiu ii li h and sr ande last ev I'liT spending Wallowa Ibis lit train. "We J. H. Kiltiy. JK6 V. ders for your fall nr.d is taking spring de or- Uv- ert for the (iuaranteed Nursery Stock Washington Nurery Co. 10-4-lm first of the Confection- M-2-2t iji 4 j Mexican Benson, at I Ty. Chews, t he the J'aiao I : CAVA K I Thn KvcnioL' Uisei will pay 11 suitable reward for in forma- tioti leading to the a.n.-st of "tool thieves'' who have been entering this offici- at different times In the hist three months stealing pliers, wii rirlH's. screvv-di ivers an.i oih-r tooN. All imtsoiis are .- rnci ion 10 ou mihi iiM-ie buy sie li ai th l 1 tin in for sale I when offet l ). th thieve: la a ( onciunce I II ' Ml me hopeful of winning:,' they Htuto, "hut ait) expecting u hard K""ie." l'.nlrirlM' Stockman Mr. and .lrn. V. K. (Hldersleevo ar rived in Id tirundo hud evcnliiK and after upending the eventnir hero left Oil morning on the hiunch line train lor their home In Kutorpriite. While in t fie city tliey were Btients at the Koley. Mr. CUdeifdoeve Im a(iroinin ent stoeknmn in Wallowa county. Left for Portland Hr. M. Pwhto left for Port land on TlmrHilay lo conduct the I State Hoard Kxiimination in Optom- wry there. He will join Mrs. Pean J who has heen visiting relatives for j several week, and then return home on Tuesday. Iwick from Pendleton- 11. II. Christian, oi Ui (irande, re luriH d from Pendleton last ewnlng where he attended the northwest con ference loothall game hetween the I 'Diversity of t U egon and Whil man I'ollege. which the former won to S. The game was lack-lustre, ueeonihiK in U. U.. Jim- plung-lng and punting heing the most coininonly used meth od of making yardage. Imiwii fitmi lliancli Mr. and Mrs. Jesse X. Kalmhaeh, who make tlndr hotm- at Palmer Junc tion, arrived in l-a (iiande last even ing on the branch line train and are stopping at the Savoy during a few days' visit In the city, llctnriicd lo l iiion Mrs. J. W. Kenm-dy, who has heen In Iai iiande for a few days visiting friends and relatives, returned to her home last evening. She lives tit l'n ion nr.d Males she spent a very pleas int vifdt in Im Ci ramie. Will Visit in Wnlln Walla 10. ('. Hmok and family will leave this evening for Walla Walla to spend a few days with relatives. 1.0ST1NR. (Ht. 21. The former t'oruauu. siaie BH-a'uuy i" I lu 'lirist lull ll urch, who was assisted by Itev. Justin Unnvn of Klgiu. Hev. Chasten or Wallowa, and Itev. lames pointer, pustor of the local church. The orchestra of thn Kil ter nrise church was hern lo lead with Hie iniisie. A lare delea- ition of the members of the Kntor prise church was present and the 'exercises began at t! p. ni.. with R free supper to all hi atteniliince. The dedication services beRan at 8 :".!(. I The building was donated to the. Ichurch by Mrs. Maryette Mcrubliin iW.r ilnuuliter. Mrs. Hen ha Ivtthu, i 'contributed largely toward thn se-! curing of paint and paper for Ihe ('interior finish. All the devoled 1 rnemhersor Hie cliurHi, .have worked faithfully .most of--' t hn summer and certainly feel wMI repaid for their efforts now since they have such an atlraciive church home, with much jmore room than their former chap ,el. Many modern features including a large kitchen and dining room at ithe rear of the auditorium, a bap 1 1 istry and dressing room hack of the pulpit and a gallery and extra ,clasw rooms overhead. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Hoffman of jKlgiu visited with their relatives jhere, Mr. and Mrs. W. ( Fleener. Mrs. I'olk Mays and children of Jn : seph also spent part of fair week Shore with Mr. and Mrs. Kleener. j The Coin in unify club Is planning , to give a Hallowe'en parly on Sat nnday evening in t he former Chris ; t ion ehapd. I 'Die Neighborhood club met t his jweek one day curlier than their "( j regular date to he able to meet I wit It Mrs. I K. Pearce on the op- east on ol her bin Inlay anniversary on Tuesday. Kleven members ami three visitors were present. The hostess was the recipient of a num ber of useful and dainty presents, Ibdiefous refreshments were enjoyed by all. The rest of the afternoon w as devoted to work on aprons which the) making for an apron bazaar they plan to hold early in December and decided to meet every Wednesday. The next meeting will '' Mr. Kate Pag-. 1 'Mrs- !ii-" Wilb-tt is uitc suk ; at t he home of her inol her, M rs. : Kiln A. McKinsie. Mr. and .Mrs. F. L. Pearce enter Joseph last tamed friemls from r.4( fu no.iv . v' Twelve ladies of the v !llb Mtteilded a county v!"'' Feilerated Clubs i -J ,last Thursilay afternoon i Community meeting of; t Wallowa vvnen iney, wie .111 me guests of the allowa wo.Uiins club at a reception held In the basement of th o.i,-.-iii.-ni 01 him .,1. r.. cnun-ll. ..11.-.. v-iiow, p.tsi iri',i(' Ol lie State Federation of Woman's cluhni rt aiong uie inn- ol what Women's clubs can do to improve ineii coiiiiuunineK, and stresseii up on tlnir opjiortunitie.s and obliga tions along the line of rfvic 1111 provenient and reform, and that they failed fn their purpose if they did not sin-reed in bettering so'jal conditions and e.iuratloiuil advan tates in their communities. The Community Club hold a spe- 'iHi tiiiKiness meeting in 1 he hall Friday p. m. and will meet Hy toher 2 1 with Mrs. .V. A. WlnitiL-n. The n-repiion given at Ihe school lions. last Friday evening in honor of tin- teiieheis lunbr the aiivpi.es or tin- w omen, of 1 h. Com in unity and Neighborhood clubs, was v-ry e allenb;d. and all seemed to enjoy th-m.setves. Mr.i. W. p. ot,-in-stui. presblept of the Comiuiinity iiwrr ni.isrer OI. . retnoti I es. II !- 4simioi i,y .Mrs. s. 1,. MaL'ill NeichhorluHtd club. Mrs. F "f Ij1 hood do I ;ir e, president of t ho v,.i--iii.,. i'0" the address of d tejohors in behalf of of the s hnol ;! I lo 111. hi i;itt'iuis oitimiiiiUv. Ihe revpniise wjik giv-Jam-! K.iman. prlii "hffd. lr), Norm. in en ly Pi of. -ipat of the WlttiiiL's izav piano ur ir riptioii modern to th.,- .uitiutf Coiiipduy. il'p;i rtme . S'e Im Iirug PNE HOTEL NnWACHURCH hoitis Mi I !.i:a i: (;or.s f IWjyw- ik.i-U.ii .. .... :sAX$m J-:veihody loves a beautiful hor 'hctii Ihitr.v I 'ri nl iicIh show, 'The Miiihi uml l-htvImiiIv who IlIlN aMi-li.liil u"'l I JUKI Piuihu-ts Hh.iw 1...... .I...U'. illll'illl. lilt. 111.1 flV , , ' , . ' . .. .. .. .. shown I lOI'll. .ICl II'IIM. Ill: Kin i in. i III this slriklllif nictllrc Ol) lit "Vliliilta." TIM- .Mcl'louv. inu KollllT M Hk inn ciint.st In IicIiik III' lo lie lit the MKllt llornc Show t h.1'illlK',l ilozclm ot colli I.I. Ill loiinit I'.n lllc liili-illiilliilliil l.lvf Slink pini-tlclim oil llm I'liwn at posiUiiii ill rurtlaliil. Nov. 4-11. llii.-1'"""' I" thn Impc of wililllliK nliii of. yciii, anil .Miss Hulls will ll.li' uitiihl. "'' ly'' prizes, tliu flint of This is lint one of IhnilsuuitN of ex- w ' 11 1" ' ' citing and drhKhtful feutur.s of the clflc International this year. 'I he great bulhlliifc covi'iing len acres win be packed with livestock beet dulry cattle; sheep, goats, lions horses, and will b cn.wdfd with er spi-i-talitiH and ehlbttorM. Western' Winter poultry, rabbit The ami . . . stock show will Interest thous ands. The cheese makers and but ter makers will be on hand to eon test with their, products in the West.-' Miss Myrtle .Mason, assistant prin cipal, gave an excellent reading, and the Pigmy chorus gave nevoral se lections responding to several en cores. The short program was 1 1- lowed by Berving light relreshnients a ml l he rest, of t he evening was devoted. to games and a social good lime. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Crow and fam 11 v. Mr. ami Mrs. M.'Crow and their mother, all visited at. the home' of Charles Crow ot Joseph last huu dHy, celehratlng the wedding anni versary of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. f row. They report a very enjoyable day. Urnce Cox, one of Wallowa's husiuess men, was a l.ostlue visitor on Tuesday. Mrs. Chas. Ilridwnll was ati Kn- terprise visitor Saturday. Tom Whit more oT Knterprlso was a Lost ine visitor on (Tuesday. Henry KMuger left last week for Call loniia lo spend I he winter. Mr. and Mrs. 1). H. MaCill and family went to Mud Creek last. Sun day to spend the day with their daughter, Mrs, Howard Williamson and family. .Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnson, J, V. (iillisper, Hiram Williamson, Jamna Jtced and Tony .Sherod were fill business , vistors in Kuterprisu Monday. E PltOMISK. Oct. 21- The firatiRe .1.111, j (- r-Iirm.r ,,,(1ir .. 1 1 ,,f r,.n to Wallowa Monday Mr. and Mrs. Truman Poulson went lo Wallowa last week for a short visit . I (.. .v J rump and family Visited family Willi 11. K. Thompson and Friday. Miss Myrtle Lyon am brol lnr Wilfred. Hoy and Floyd Trunin and Kun Ice Carper visited at li. K Thompson's on Sundav. Howard Collins was visiting in promise HM first of the week. , feed unit wifi. eliitned from Joseph Tlllirsd , Mr. mid Mrs. Perry Carper call- nil J. K. Caroor ..o.l t- i v;.... .l:iv Ih-seork nl In WiiIIiiwii Monday i hI iirnhlK 'I'lit-siliiy. ri'illinili I 'mi i s. , 11 m 11 il I.:, , v -T'. llilSSVIIITH III! lllf HlllUI! ''..rf- ilny. Miss Ccliii Trunin 'iiIIimI mi c. S. Trump 11111I fumlly Tiwrnluy. .1. K. Cin-p.-r cni in 'Viil,m,i Mnuiliiy unli 1,, ,, f rn,K: ' A 1 1 n 11 WiilliiHa vl.Hllor l;i-i wi'.-k. Mr. mill si. II;, pi,i,. I11111.1l from Wull, mn rr,y. Mi 111 iirn-ii inllwl ,,n (; , Triilnii .Monthly. Miirsli.HI Kli-xliiniiti in,, I fiimiiv iii.l will, (;. a. I'l.-liiiiiin ,'inil' ily Sninliiy. I'rliilii Si-i.ii 1all.1l 1,11 Mm. vi.s- II:. Idiliunn Mm, ay. I.. .V. Sniiili Pl11rn.1l rr.Mii Wul- l.a MnlHltiy. ' lumps. . i. (.arprr Mar .1 ml hunt I' M'shinan ami If .. I.. IIiihim- Ciirlii'll larlv,l r 11 M.iii'lay. l-.lni.-r II.1111..11 M.Donalil Sun, lay. Unwi-lcomi). lid u lo-r lnntl.r '(.jt thf doi'ttiriM Mum'iiv, I i Stnnll Inv 'o rt. on 'n't t'Hnk ! 'ik r.mini"n lf 'ti - frzain. lrn (r-H hfm that U cnvuyh ti f . f.Im, Lon PROMISE PEOLE 1 AND GO ovr.it on virroiti.v l. Will show the results of scleiililie lai mini;. Tln-ie Is in extremely val- niihlc I ' iiMeiooieni exiiuui. i nree sets of radios. The following preliminary program has bren arranged for the I'actfie In tel national; Nov. 4, School Chil dren's da ; Nov. r., Sacred Concert by Campbell's Hand; Nov. ti, Mayors' Hay; Nov. 7. Metropolitan Hay (this is clerlhm day); Nov. S, Itiollo Hay (elei'll elurus will be given at the Pacific. International through three radios); Nov. !t. HovernorH' Hay; Nov. in. Country I.tlu Hay; Nov. 11, Armis tice Hay. u:. i;s w u.lowa cor.vrv ! KNTKUPItlSK, (i(t. 21. -William Muhuffey was sentenced (o six mouths , in jail and ordered lo pay n flue of j $ - rU Friday when brought before Jus-i lice A .11. Conn way for healing on a' charge of selling whiskey. The. sen tence Was made more severe been use Mahufl'ey admitted lo the court that his profession was bootlegging, though hud been "too slick for Ihe olflc- lo calch hlin previously. MuhalTey later asked that his jail sentence be suspended providing he paid his flue and moved uway lrom Wallowa iotiuly. This was agreed up on and one week allotted to wind up his busiuss affairs. Calling to move away as agreed, or if he returns to this county for anything oit urgent reasons, he v III be ealleo on to serve his six months )n the eounly l.ill. llnl Ihu county now escapes paying uis board all winter. l-'nit SAt.K- .Mixed Alsike Clover and Timothy seed. Cor pari Iculars sum II. K. Hull, Summervnie, Oregon. del. H-IM-L'K. Nov. A -7-1 I -1 X-2fi-p CA.M1V l,o i;ks -WKIiO.Mlt! 'COMI'I IN UoiiM fail to see our rnhdy win dow Friday and Sat nrday. .ic Dun aid floney Comh (,'liips, Oriole choc idiites and peanut cliocolate clusters :Hv. a pound. Hlg l'le hags ready for you if you want less t han a pound. Von cannot buy these goods for less t han title to Shir a pound my nthiT limn. Nnwliii DrnK t'om- puny. NEW TODAY VA.TI-:l) Clrl work. rilniH! .Mallolii.y. fur R.-iiiM-iil Iiiiu -IllO-W. .Mm. If. :. 111-21-11 WAXTHI) - Man l-llllipll'll- 1 1 114- ANII TI IIKS. Illlll I'Xpi'llHf'K. Willi car In hi'U Inw priii-il TIIIKS Jinn. nil p'-r wi'i-k SI 11 rl 1 11 k wrirt ll Tif Cn., Kl -I'll MK. K. I.li.'rpiiil, (II1I11. 1 11-2 1-1 Ip I'lllt SAI.K at I'aliin' - (Itiniiy sai-ks. Imniiri (iinli'rlliini'ry. 10-21-11 I'tllt SA1.I-: Pi'ins mill kI.x varii'tli-: nl appli'S at liai'Kalil. Jnlill II, I'i.iii'. Km II liit.-. lu-21-L'l l'"t)lt Hr:;T - I'lirnislii'il rinir-riioin liiitiK,', riiriM-r l-'unrtli mill lli-nil. I'lllllH' 1 l.j.1. AiIiiIik nnlv. 1 '0-2 1-1 1 1 Ml:.V,(lll WO.MKN wihiry Jr,ll, full linn-. $1."" mi li'iur Hpari; tilnn H.'llini; cuarmili'.'il hosiery ilir.-rt tn Hi'iiriT. I'lilliin. Hllk. Ip-allii-r th I xt li i t-ri. Iiili'i'iialliiiiat Kllitliiii; Mills. Norrlslnu ii, I'a. ln-21-ltp V,NTi:i Mill. II- au.-il winumi or Tor lii:lii wii. 1 ii-SI ::i III til k.Ii.imI vli'l fall IS.VW. KOII It I! N'T alci- rii.Hil Hll'lllll III in- with ui.'il. 21-11 Sli"'lillC PHI''' I'll. in.- :; i :i-v. llelirloili apples, ',U0 IjoxeM. Or- -hard run. i'IIh out. 1. 7.i per hox. (inlder, Oregon. Inuuire Tin k- 'er Warehouse, Iruhler, Oiegon, 11jx s.'i, lu-i'i -lit A P P I , F PAf'KFKS WA.N'IKIl Noim need apply who are Dot e.pe- ie nred in ra pping. t;eo. ' . .Marshall, linhler. OreLon. Itox '.. JiJ-l-t Salvation Army will have a p- . t;il prti-.-r.nii at M , h.itl t.nl-tt Pi edi ng a u arn l ion i-ale of v-gi--i,-ihi", apioti-. honi niiitle fiimlv and i ilk--'. All invite,), in ity A Modil Housekeeper. A WpihI of mine claims Hint It wy n.v hntil to cnlorlaln his wlfp. She Iw,t cleans the room heaullfully before she niipirks. W. S. Atkins, In I.oulsrtlle Courier-Journal. Coats and Dresses Our showing of coals dresses is quite complete with all that's new in materials and colors, made up in the latest modes. Our ready-to-wear is most reasonably priced and our styles are the best. FRENCH & GREENE Rcady-lo-Wear and Shoes CARR'S For Credit No Interest TONIGHT "REPORTED MISSING." ARCADE SUNDAY SHEAIIAJi-'i-, t and STARTZMAN Speed, Class Variet L0N(J and JAC'KSON Singing and Dancing FOX NEWS and C03IEIY . -MONDAY and TUESDAY . , ' -TnE SONGWLlFE,'-V;:';;''r A Drama oi' Dishes and Discontent -V oiieoiaiv Clolhes That Prove Their Worth By Wear Not" only when new, but through months and months of service your clothes should keep you looking your best. The longer wear you want, must lie tailored into them. Adler Collegian Clothes are nationally known to keep you looking your best. Only double-shrunk all-wool fabrics are used. Seams are silk-wcwn to hold their good style. Pay enough to get the real value afforded by their good, style, good fit, gootl wear. Look over the new Fall models in suits anil mercoat.s Suits, $21") lo $1"). ASH BK o "Tlic Store 'I'linl Keeps Rural Preaclene. Grrenshoro Journal "In a iimnll . town folks know when a marriage Is irolng to occur sooner than thn per sons that are Involved In It." Boston Transcript. asm ami I THE MfiMJ'Y.iETONS" Funny Manikins ALHARXliSxviCO. A European (Jonicdy OS. liith with tho People", u h-ri J gtfiM.T nrfiaum ni Mill M II