La Grande evening observer., October 31, 1922, Image 2

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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IT'S CHEAPEST
The beauty about a good
1 suit is that it usually costs
the least. Better fit;
smarter style; more "mile
age." That's the economy
of Kirschbaum Clothes.
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WORK IS LISTED
HUM
Itilli
15
IDE PUBLIC
25 to
Hill's Depto ,(
LA GRAND!-
Campaign Funds Based on
Results Obtained in Past,
Is the Claim.
i My . I.. Cravs. Salvation Army
l'iililii ii At: nl t.
Kvt'ii iliuush il'.o S;i1v:itlmt Army
( !i)'rir nil ;il KUrrcHHf il! Work
li- r,7 t-iirw. iu value tn ilu- vnr
f mis ( oiiiliHlllil ii-s was lint 1 ally
(-:ili?.-r by ilu- fi'ii-raf jnilili'' mini
;t it- w j fii rx it mo. 1 1 was tin' I a 1 1
World war ihaf imm'I lh- f-yes
o( the imliltr. 'Mi' unosl filiations
hitt fall ll I'll I V li'TH .soon mailt'
tln-ir Jinark on ih- lumlc lieli- ot
i;nr..f. railshiK I'lnoitf if Intel'
(. i fat li 1 'r U litis a ml loved oik -s ill
lioiiif, fflliim; or the Ki't'iit .work
1 1 out Ity I hi oi'KtuilJitfoii oer
tli'-n-. I'p unlit Miis time the pub
lic in fi-iii'tal Ittllc ifalizt-d tli
value oT tin work done hy (In1 Sal
vation A i in y , and t here lore ! Inv
had assumed an altitude of toler
ation iusifiti) ol appreciation of lllf
v rr-i :i lite of t In- orjia iiiat ion.
"To not have availed ourselves
of the honor during the w;ir would
have hetfi lolly." someone lias ile
( iar- d. K e n so, at the present
time and in times of peace many
tia euliie to realize I he uveal II.--eevsity
of the use ill the hattle
lields of lit". I.a i I il Mfif IS lio
t-( t tt it.u. The follow inu report
shows the necessity of t he, valu
ahle work the Army is doini; in
( 1 I'uion county.
i for tin pat ye;ir there nas been
A steady growth ill the relief and
i n--'i ut- work in this tonnty. Look
1 Inu :ii i he figures just presented
( i ii Hie advisory hoard for the pant
; veai's work we liud lhat there have
he. ii held:
j Two hundred open air meeting:
. app-oM mute ;ii n inhuice fi 7 .
1 Mr.
WASHINGTON', Oct. Z 1 . Three ! lioMlj
rep u mica ii rani ptuj:ii ronun n itts
un-
Ttto hinnlrt!i! yifleiMt Indoor meol
miu:k; approximate, iittendunee ;ns
Xitmher of ieople forward to al-
j tar during .V't.
i Youni; pivfldo'H nieetinK, f.H; at - j
i leudaiice, 4i. f
; litliet work dnriiiK tlie year as
! follown: !
(Inrnieiit-i Kivon n way to worthy '
.poor, 7i. '
i Numher of jiulrn of shoes. IL':. J
l.otluiinis, 7:. ; repuhlicau 'itnipai:n
I'ositions found for uneinploy-jlhe national, senaioria and
,Mlt 4 2. iKressional riled preliminary
.Meals furnished lo liutiurv. !72. I"n Ik n nil the t lerfc of Ih
t-'iitnlites iii leinoorarv i,tdier.,l repreneniatlvim Krlday, showiiiK;
that 721.m5! hud heeii conirlhuted 1
Numher of iiersons In thus' fani- ,n help tle t repiihlicnii siMiators
Hies, 4::!. 'an1 representatives. of which
Total relief fr the year. $!Hi2.r. miMMint fti45,4l has he-n , .
Minn (louse tlJllHll. ipeuded. 1
The nl'ficers in charge of the! Km-h eoinmitiee will Tile another j
corps in ihis town and count v dm - i pot I prior to final ones, utter ihe!
in; t he pavi year hn vc sjient over n,-ni ial election on November 7. '
tine t hoiisand hours In house-to- .1 ht democrat te senatorial coin mil - i
house v i mi. 1 1 mil, seeking to el lev-1 1,M' he. Auli-Siiloon Lraviui' uf
iaie the su I ferine of the poor anil America. Hie Associated opposed to j
,i,.,.,ly. ; Prohibition and some minor ornun- '
Tlie fundamental primiple of the Uations lakinji pari In national j
.Salvation Army Is lo help a inuii , Politics will put In tlndr finnm iul
or a woniaii " Hint Ihey can help fhtnlfineiits hy SalurdHv iiIlIH. j
t hemselves. 'Hie nrmy endeavors j ' Mellon (ihis H-J..iniu,
lo use each and every deMl of liind- HeadiiiK l lie list or all contrihu
ness. each a.' f charity, and each It. Mellon or Pittsburgh.
hram h of iis work to niake men ; I'fother or the secretary or Ihe j
.iiul women vli'-supportiuK. better ; 1 leasury, who j!uvt la.miu throudlii
citieus, and ciipaltle r takiiiK care; 'he- republican national committee. I
of themselves. John 1. Ttocbefeller was second.
It is the int-nlion of the ,Salva-1 tt'iUi Jin.iHMi, and John I). Koike-;
lion Army at this time to put on f'-ller, jr., Kave $1o.immi. The Korku-1
a financial cuinpaln tu ,thls conn- '''Hers, lat her "and mm, contributed
ly to raise a tnuljiet lor the ndief Illsn $75l each tbriniKh the repuh
a nil rest ue win It of the artnv for Haii eonu-rcssional commitee.
the coinitiK y.ir, j All told, ihere was eiKht H,nnii
This catiii;otn opnH Niwember ; ""'it ributioiis. They cauie from Mr. i
1st, endiiiK Niiveinber 1 H h and t he ; "l" kefeller. jr., Kred rpham, as
tilde October IS. Iil2ti. u presi
' deiitial campaign, reported emit ri
ihiitions of :(i;tl, dpi, as compared
Iwilh I4J1.444 Friday. Al Ilu same
innv ihe rejinltlican Henalnrlal coin
elude Sr.oiiO rroni il-.'vbert
llMiin from Postmaster (lener;
h.M t Work, liHiu from torn. I
Postmaster Oeneral
Will llaiH.
cum- r -- ---- - -
MiJIU'e r..iii..il iwi'Iihh or 17.-Il" ' " " "ul"'n "
4K5, rninparril Willi .'rlcluv'K bhow-1 l,1'"'",t' uml'ilw""l"r "' J"!"1"!
ins (it ll:i(l,nt;!i. ' !125n fniiii KiiK'iiP .Meyer. Jr.. mil it-
.! ' iaKMii: (Hi-i'i-tiir ol the war fhiance
"'" ''''. lexriKTatLm: 2r."li lion, Paul M.
1 nhani report fr the "a-,,,,.1,,,,. ,(i r,.om ,UK F,,..
iiiiiiinlllee nluiwH coin rlbu- . i.i.i. vi. .... a..
'-V:'.: f! " " ,''""'; ,''"'" "'".or. JSn.'in fro,., Jaine. 1-al.en r
.:iiii.l!i.l.li.. whlir deaallnin in ... . .i .., ,...,..
J r ."li uf li.s than Jli'li ylelde.l
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Tlio Imllvliliial rniilrlliiillons In
A ClaKiilllert Ad Will Do It!
Just Arrived !
A t'oinplelo lino of
Connecting Rod and Crankshaft Bearings
lor piissenijci' cars anil 1 rucks.
'At
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
La Orando, Oregon
ijiiotn f :nnn.i)0.
D 1 y Tnouyht.
It unuNe i lie heedless ourselve.i
Idle nre ,'nin uil vice to others.
-I'haeihus
Has "Thirty rive Secretaries.
Tiih -ty-live pr .ate secret a rle.-
reiulrel to don with the corripmiU
imcu of Ihe pupe.
treasurer, to the senatorial conimii-
In behalf or the national com-'
milieu; William W riRh-y, jr., K'-
"iRo; Dr. S. (1. Kennedy. Tulsa, Ok- j
'la.; the, ev Jersey state central:
j committee; Frederick V. Allen. '
New York; . A. Keed. Pittshure. !
and Henry V. I.ippitt. former sena- j
(tor from Khode Island. '
! Keconls of the houso clerk show:
jthat the republican national com-!
t tnittee, hi its preliminarv reuort i
LA GRANDE
Look! Here
Permanent as the Pyramids"
rnnufiict in'crs of
Itullrilng
I'oundntloD
Silo
Clilntncy
Hevvr
Wat or
IrrlKAtlon
Tulvert
liriilnauu
WELL CURBING
Phone Main V10
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Blocks
-SEPTIC TANKS
Factory Island City
! I have for sale 20 lots in
Block 1, Connordale Addi-i
! lion. $350.00 each, $25.00
cash, balance $10.00 perj
Jj month. Cement sidewalks j
S and curbing all in. You'll;
I have to hurry if you want
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any vi uiese iois at uiese
prices and terms.
Snap Shot Albums
We have just received a large assortment of
Snap Shot Albums, priced from 75c to $5.00. As
sorted sizes, both in black and brown.
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
The Store
Be Patriotic
Spend Your Money With
Home Merchants
They Are (he Ones w Pay Taxes for
Roads, Schools, etc. .
Threo Pfjki Out of O.ie.
' lleiM iinlB of Ll, Ire cp hit i:irll.,i
lurly InliMmlMc U tin M,,Un
tain NiiIIutiuI pnrk, wltyry In,'.',' vi,1Ip..v
lure bran iImm.( out tl,r.uii;ii rounl
IMI IIKl'll, M)KSV a,(Hlll.tll( y, ..irjl lit'".
CfUrlcru trii,l(,nnp,t wl,;:l wiih ii in
Kle 1uouii1hJi Dtaytf Into l!,r, ,. nal
Luuit'.j?.i)SAr mm l.'.i'ly W,lilnKi.r.
llft,uj- fcrimtn. r,h .uiii!' rl
ln to u dovailon f n.in.'i fwi, .,
Iurlf (JiPfp utiles nliovf b,h l,-,.!.
They Gueisfd It
A f,'w u't-i'liu iifi,.T 1 wjiH nmrrlf,,l I
wt'nt lo o tlepartiiit'iit siki-,! timl pur
fliiisr.l h rui: wliUI, I vviinii-il ilrllv
ereil. I (.':IV' ll'u t'lt.Tl; my tiiom-y
mil slu. nski'il in,, my mum.'. II
c oiiipli:IH sllppcit my iiilinl, timl 1
inoit In iimiii uf her inu nuiii,rout
ituiuWllvi' cu.slum,'rs fur lw cnilli-ss
minutes, wl.iii ili clt'ik i-,'iiinrl;f,l :
"II must lie a i.uw vuk." Cliti'iiru
YOU SHOULD PATRONIZE THI3I WHEX
j'on i e(iiire I he class of poods (hey carry
Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
HOLM'S
GROCETERIA
Come in and help yourselves
SAVE
Newlin Book & Stationery
Company
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PYRAMID LAND CO.
' F. N. Ford
Notary Public
OFFICIAL
Election Returns
At Rex Hall, Election Night
This is an election when people are deeply inter
ested in (he resuks and, in order (o care lor (he pub
lic in a large way, the Official Election Returns w ill
be received by wire and telephone in Rex Hall on
election night.
There will he plenty of seats in the balcony and
on (he floor for those attending and in (he early ev
ening as returns are coining in slowly there will be
music hy a first-class orchestra and those who so
"desire may dance.
Announcements of every telegraphic report will
be made from the balcony as the returns are placed
on the chart.
The interest in the (wo gubernatorial candida(es
is in(ense, as is also that in the School Bill, and the
returns will be kept coming until (he resuKs of the
election is known.
Prepare to attend. There will he a nominal
admission charged to defray expenses.
ELECTION NIGHT AT THE REX HALL .
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GROCER
Quality and Service
. ;. Main AH 'IT '.T' 'J K
Just Received
A LAR(JE ASSORTMENT OF ,S
SCARFS $i.)S lo $1.90
Ladies, Wool and Silk Sweaters $2.75 to $i'.!)5
Infant Sweaters $1.(;; to $2.DS
Infant Sweater Suits $'J.;r, l0 $...!)5
Infant's Wool and Silk Caps .: i- to $2.2;!
CiiTs Caps and Tarns : to $1.-IS
Ladies' Silk Petticoats', ..$3.50
Children's Gluteus 1 25c to 75c
Av
. ANDREW'S VARIETY
STOR&
ZUBER HALL
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
NOVEMBER 1,2, 3, and 1
CRL AT TIMK RE THERE BIG DOrNGS
MON ET FO ELKS' CHRISTMAS TREE FUND
"PlAatt ALL LA GRANDE KIDDIES HAPPY