La Grande evening observer., November 13, 1922, Image 8

PAGE EIGHT
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, November 13, 1922.
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OREGON 1
E
RELIEF GIVEN
COMING WEEK
PUNS LARGE
THE SUFFERERS
WATCH
OUR
j Special j
jBargainsj
ill HIGH
T
Every
.Day
This
Week
Kr; k, . is. llim-iiKs of
KKidUiil' H and loinjer Mid"lts uf I lie
I imeiMiiv oi fhciiun vviij jom-nry n
Kuyetie ihj week from all pail ol
I Hi J'U'llle rir.M lor the I it I e l -d I ' "s
li Dim;: I iKUii' ioiiiiii-i it n -i which
vv ill open 'i da l v filing and i lose
y .1 unlay idht.
The chief atlracllon ol Hie :iimiial
event will he ;i loolhiiil name which
IV' III In- pin '- 1 Saturday :i I h-ruoon he
twet ii II H-Knn eleven and the
Washington Stale folleee Wain. The
two hih1tttitiii)M are tr,ihtioiial loot-
hall enemies it ml arc represented this
."canon hy I v. o of the. m rouiccsl (i-aiu
hl the 1'aelfic roast conferenee. Urbl-
lion eillicn are not pruphe.'iv iiiK the
outcome of this contest for the leant;
are hi evenly inaleiieil (hat even the
I iiio.-ii inieiii oi inns neiiiiaien mi jpe
I eltlier team the rdiu. The Couirarn
will eoiini lo Kutferm smarMm- under
the white washing niven lluiu hy the
California hear:i S;'ttudn while the
undefeated OreK'-'i elevn will he In
t he "pink of enii-lition". having lout ft
Iwo weeks' rent. The xani" promises
to he one of Hie hardest loin:ht isrrid
tion hallles eve- placed in the West.
The coldest will he pu i i -! I'lida.;
IllKlit by il l4.'intie street parade an. I
hoiillrc rilly. This Ih an iniinial event
ii in) eaeh yea i becomes more noi:e.
ami hilarious.
ArmlNticc Day v:ih commemorated
wllli a palriolie panule Natmday
niujiiinir in 'which l.ane county oran
IzatlmiH ami fdudont.H ronihlneil. In
lint afternoon n fi if,- i-nisiuj,' and mil
itary salute eereinony will he he). I mi
lla wiirtl Held before the footbn-ll
Kaint) In Mlarbd.
Suit en hmnlrei! (,-raduatcM and
former MiidenlM of colleges other Ihan
who are now making theii
hotuiK In the slile were invited to
held (.'i-i.h.v mo.-. .i..e i ' .'' '. participle in
1. 1 l'ii
One Thousand or More are
Dead and Property Loss
Runs Into Millions from
Chile Disaster.
The Largest Chain Department.
'Store Organization in the World-
Pay Less
Gel More
'
S 371 DEPARTMENT STORES
Pay Less
Get More
OKI
Exercises Starting Work on
Building Were Held Fri
day Morning; S. E. Miller
Breaks Ground.
i::.
Alinliri:it'
I OREGON HARDWARE
IMPLEMENT CO.
Not Permanent.
When t lie In lih; promises to ohey
he waive her tlhl, hut It ln t a
Iiermnni'iit ulvo. Uuriluti Tjitti
crlpt. ,
WilH pl'eHellt Willi lli "tl'eilch jfc
j:ei'H," who pl'oceetled mh HOOll us
lilt! i-xeiciheH wen over lo exenvalo
loi' the fnuiuhil Ion ami could have
Today's Sermonette, licuii ontdoiio only lv Ihe Anieilcan
Tho UMiu who I'i'trla Hint llfn -la rmt Kxpedil imuirv Jtn'O'W in Krani'e. Mr.
worth whllu will iistmlly Inj found to'linMer ami IiIk pupils expect to do
huvu ncKlec'ed ihe tilings In lllu that j the Kie.itei' pari ; the work' uii
Hit) wuiih wlillu. Hobton 'J'ninscript. Ithis hulldiuj:.
NELSON BACK
i: .A.-.i,iil.-tl iTi...)
SANT1AOO. fJiil.-. Nov. 13.-tti-
VU 1 III Hill lllutlhillKlK of lloMll-lt-SS
frujn tlifi -itrtiiii:lUit lit ('hilt! S;it
mil;iy wns ninliilUi.il loiiuy. 'iin.
Ir.illl till! Is :it lu.iHl a I l,.ni.ui.l
pioplc;. I-rujiL-il - Ioxh will niniilu
milliuiM mi Hitvt'i.il tuwiiH aro tn
tlmly wiiivd out.
MANY ILATES
TO BE PILLED
BY PIERCE
I'NIIIX, Nov
I vi.rf.ii;..'. u
'Ion Hi., uii.. .lo.i-it ..I f.... ti. . i.i..t. "iiiin..oinlim mill at
II . . ' . . , to nilnpl Ih.- iiiii.rsilv
Hrlioiil C y m ii:i:tl ii in anil tho rlty aii-unl ,,,,, ( ....
I ili tori mil. S. K. .MilliT. a iik-jhIiiii- ' '
jor the hi-oii1 hoard, threw I he firHt
ilsliovi'lfnl nf ilirt. Then- win- nfl
J ' ilrvHHi-H hy I'ror. r'linlilin, M. S.
; l.i-ry. r. 1 Cmlwoil, s. K. miiIit
J aml a wry IntiMVHiIni; lalli hy Mr.
lil'en-y Mood, of l- 1 1 1 . 1 ; 1 1 , U'ashlni;-
1 1 ". Tlii-y Hani; Oi'i'koh'm favorlli.
lisoiiu: Out Wlirrn tin- Wi'Hi llii-
Kl lis." All nii'mhi'i's of tlii' IiIkIi
si-hool woro itri'Si'iit
y.cnu. .Miss
h-ail. r, ill
no ilouht Ik- pri-Ki-ntuil with a li-alh-l iMaiiager hVStelll 01 (JltVUhp offif
,' ,'. " ". . j UoVerninent
i . i. -i , nut oi.ii i . i in ii i ii k i ea cue i
E
L-r im-i.-nt. aino , . in-1 I j0 1 1 I's Speech to Newport
is G.-oi'Kiana Junsun, yi-ll .,. . 1 , ... 1 .
Il.l h.-rsi-lf pronil and will! Uti.ens 1 elluig of City
INLGH
(Continued from Page One.)
-apu-iully in mow ol tho fharui'.i
.nano by I'icrc-t- against the- dt-pur.-nunt
dutiiiK his i-ampaihii.
S-l.lil'l Year J:i-
Only sliyluly less ik-sirahlu than
tho hiifliway department join art- thu
thri-c industrial aecidont raniniission
ciships I'linyinj; with them salaries
uf f.'I.WIO annually, all at the disposal
of the howi i-.or. William A. Marsh
al, ropuhlii-nn, has been a member i,i
this eomiuission sin iis oranizatio i
in 1 ! 1 -1 , -i villi; under three jtaver
nois, but .Will T. Kirk, repuliliean,
and J. W. Ferguson, democial, are
both Alcolt appointees.
The status of the adjutant (renera!,
position no'.v occupied by tleorp..
A. White nt a salary of S1S"" a year,
is ,aL-o expected lo come to issue in
tin- Kcneial eler.n-up. rormerly an
office at the di.-posiil of the jrove---.lor,
an amendment to the state's mil
iary cofle, put UnoUK'h tlurilli; the
l'.'Sl lecislntive session at the in
stance of White, virrually (jives Whit.
a life lime lease on this biehlv de
sirable position. Whether or not this'
amendment would stand the tent of
constitutionality and hold White in
office in spile of the iiovernor;
wishes is a matter of some dispute
in the minds of many who have Kive.il
it consideration. i
The Pleasure in Having
A Supply of Good Hosiery
A supply of k-fHHl hosiery nlfor.ls a muse of security ami pleasure that
ni-ry woman al l-leelates. This satisfaction Is partlcnlirly keen wllell the
supply embraces not only ouantltv bill a vai-loti- uf t lea. uui- l...sl.,re
a iiiiuon-wiilc loputation for superiority.
lues lllivi-
WOMEN'S SILK HOSIERY
This shoivluit e'mbraees (ho wanted shades In
pure I bread silk huso, lncu and clnliroldurcd clocks
In couiraoilnu colors inako this showlna- most attractive.
WOMEN'S WOOLEN HOSIERY
With tho approach of white:- .1 luw latirt of
woolen hoe become 11 neees.flt . ( nr tshovv.iiK ln
clmle id tin eolora and leather iniMurev, in drop-t-'tlleh,
plain ainl tloeked ntylos.
$1.19
to
$2.98
'9Sc
to
$2.25
Novelty Clasp?
Fashion's Favorites
The
A. W. Nelson, manager of Ihe l u
Imi rouniy Ad t'luii. returned to I, a
(;ratlde ye.-ienLi'j alter spending n
week 111 Winlern oreiruli, part of Ihe
tliuo an a i:m;:it of the city of New
port1, where he npoke on Hie hi.Miellls
of the I'll;. nu.jiii,;. i I0110 uf cily yov
01 nim-nl.
'fhe Mliiatmu in Newimrl, which 1;-
; a town ol ihotlt M'O pojiolal lOli. W;i:
j one ol In t.v indehiediie'-s, and in an
I ell. .it lo i.'i 1 liaeli lo a motiial haM
I Iliej deehhti lo u.-.e tin iil ni;mat,'ei
: -m 1. oi cue ; .1 . 1 1:1:1! ui. Mi .
(JIIut C'hanjies Kuoni.
co 1 povation eoinmis iiuiu'rship
of state insurance cjnnni.s-
.sioner ami the position of state en
ffihC'cr. now filkd hy T. It. Hamlley,
A ('. liarher inui Percy M. Cupper.
-hi, in a 1
-.plaiix d 1
.it 1 I vol 1. o
Hid on Hi
elopl.d tl-.
Ml.,
rcspectivity, ami rach eartyiiiK .al
;n ics of .:,((h yearly, are all re
(raided as hilily Hosirahle plums at
the disposal of Ih1.: stat "';- ehit-t' ex
(.native. The p'iuon i:f pii.jite stv
re.ary to the r-'ovoi'M-n, now fi!Lil s
Don II. l.'pjohii at a salaiy "t" '1,0!,';'
a year, will ;t-o pnviiit' an op'nin
fir a supp lier oi' the new nihuini:;
tratlon.
l)f the i 1 ;-tate instituUori .. o .i
I eiu' is dircvtiy under the jtin.-iln 1
of the eoveinor. This i.i the
,,,,, i 'H'isoti with iti anlenship, payin.;
Ih in tlt-i that li
ne . u 111 in I .a
..MuvviiiK d.i.v Newport 1 v:'.,,,l a year a'i.1 ''toiind, and i'.
y u-atiai;ei- u , i injieiii j several subordinate positions, till 01
1 r throe lo one. 'which aiv refrard-d as political plum
ii in l.a tlrandf. as e-j f, - t ht nu kini' of the victor. The
h ads of the other stale in-titutious
;irv under the jitrisdi jion of th'
Uate hoard of control, including the
luatiiiKer s tem was adopted. I n ' ' '' . .
1 l'ii:. the ind. hi. dm;'s had he. 11 re- j :t ''""" ' " lL
j -Imed 1. dtti f 1 11 .'.in. a tu ami in j l,,;is' lw" "f Hit.-c officials to hrin;r
Ihu i lly was put on a cash Imnis. ! 'tl'Ut chatie.
Tin. s.iu.
Ilainei hv
laeitiK a
a-jinn an
IICNN Of 1
cll.v
Mr. Nelson, wan, ni I '. 1 it.
bonded llldeliteiliu-.-is ol '
I a Kt'iirt il fund Indebted' j
'V.iMM., ei itical vvlit n lire
YOl Nt; PEOPLE WHO IM'Y THEIR
Dancing Footwear
here never leave the floor until "HOME SWEET
DOME" is played.
The Bootery Inc.
A 1 'arm li.se for Tiretl 1-Vet.
Dt'iiot street . I'hooe Main 1 IS
(i rover Smith, M;r.
I' he bonded iieh-ht ed deMs has hern
in it e i la II v i c dm i d ami a KinUinr.
Hind has heen i reah d.
In f-peakiHK of Western Oremui. Mr.
Nelson -tali-i, "t'owhs lit l'Jaslern Ore
ii who Hunk that (hey are hard up
do'iild look al Western Uretion jmd
OHM.!
-k al W.
( 1 le tnsei V i
! -..at o
liieliidlim I lie
which will I. ii
Hi m hi lv
paid, ai
luekv . Toledo,
Lincoln comity.
I' shuhllv over
eated a levy ol
mlnif e.tr:;. tiol
nl county levy
ii;; Hie tolal to ulmiit s
I in I ' 1 1 Inn t'uinily a lo
tnore than I per cent is
d l lie 1apav ei s cuiisid
I liemsi-Ues h tl d pi'rssnl."
Nt vv pin t . prohahly one of the
I ellle.i in Hi. foiled Slates lo
I li I Ills (ol 111 of t;o el 11 tin III .
e e. I -iliielit Will he WaU ll. -l
eil lllte: eM . 'file slot;. in adopt -Ihe
I uos ( e ih III New poi t Was
,-thal l!n- eltv Was cut ill I sa 1 1 uettlll
i di pel In .!. M and inali.nu" no Im-
P'om on .Us tie.hr lite old lot in
hence lite in vv could nol he Woise ami
j mi,:ht he h. -tu r
J To Mark Corrowctl China.
fiip or other china that
Training School Tin in
Keinoval of W. I,. Kuser and Air-.
; Kuser as superintendent and mat for.,
respiv lively, of the state train inc.
M-hool for boys, or at least a redac
tion of their salaries, is expelled to
follow the advent of the new admhi
iM rat inn. 11 should this ili'ive he a.
tempted, il is highly probable tlui
Pieii-" would bo supported by State
TVeaMt; it 1 b f ( who sirenunusly op
posed lite employment of the Kuscf-;
when they were brninrht tu Orejr i
about a vear aj;o to disphu'e Mr. ami
Mis. M Cilliert at verv inateri;d
salary advance.. .With combined sn;-
Newest styles demand'
the clasp, and no wondtr!
These (jxijuisite novelties,:
la all shJipps and colors.
of eelluloid or inetiil, glvei
nineli snap ami Kraee to
one s api-arel. Your choice,
39c to $1.69
Leather Beauty Boxes
Revealing Remarkable Va'ue3
i
-iii'l-dlVJ
An attractiva assortment of s-iart styles that will
pleaso the taste and satisfy tho requirement of every1
woman. ;
These vanity boxes are of
flue grained leather snch as
eobni. bearer ami hnrTnln,
In black mid brown, with
Inglo or double handles,
offering a wide variety m.
ehuli-e. Kadi box 1st hliml-'
sunnily 1 1 1 1 .-.I ii 1 1 1 1 fitted with
n iHrtre mirror and various
vanities.
No woman will want to be without cno of these very
3mart and very convenient vanity boxes ! j
S1.49 to S3.98
"Fit Rite" Bloomers
A Complete New Showing
mm
1- x-
I "-TV- .-J.-T
Wo conr-id'-r thl: the finoHt
bloomiT made. Tlnj materia l.s
aro lotmtie and KiiKlish sal
inr.i in attractive coIoih. They
are cut est? a full with elastic
waisl bamt.' double Hhlrred elas
tic bottom, a pocket which clos
es and Is iunerliiied at points tf
wear.
$1.19, $1.(59, $2.19
Slip Over
Sveaters
No wardrobe in complelc
withodi me. or more of these"
popular tra niic-iitM. Our nhow
liii; affords a varied Heleelion
of colors and st.vlei, ii! wool
and .silk nilxc-J yaruf, belted
and with the round r.cck.
Many new munbers havo
been placed on sale. The
pi icea aro very low.
$2.98 to $ 1.98
The Largest Chain Department,
tore Uigumzution in Ihe World
fish cninniis.-inn, salary ?:!,t't'0; state
vanie warden, appointed by name
commission, salary ,;:, hOO; Htn,".cktiH
lu an h ol l icer, appointed hy stati
boaid of health, salary S4.00D; sec re
t.vry of state fair board, appoints
by fair board, salary $lfOOU.
These, of course
consideration the;
I meats made hy a
inalles
.llldel I,
ind Hi
lh k.
, .; ,
aries aKUH'at inn $.",ttlll a year an
'found." these positions are rciranle
by many as the most tempting mor
sels on the state's political menu. .
Stale cmntoyes owin thiir attach
metit to tlu jniblic payroll indirectly
lo their loyalty to the chief executive,
form a rather lenpthy list. Anions
the most desiiible of these Plight b -included
the following: .Master fish
warden, appointed by fish commis
sion, at a salary of $:i,tiCO a year; di
rector of h.itcheric-, appointed b
i caiu ies in elective
: ! resignations, death:
t in itscl
, I fr
it is Easier to Make Money
3
t take i,.U,K&3fA; !
numerous appoint- fc&&J m jMmWM S
pernor to fill va-fiA,. Mi; Mlfe 2
positions due t-f JflfWt-.;- I'Wigj'-'-?. VfrrtJffcM I II
s, etc.. a numerous . K" yteTrJm'SMl !
feUiV- !
- 1 1 ' -
.1 1't
S'H.E-R.R-YS
LAST DAY
"My Old Kentucky
Home"
the Mxt Ilacmjf 5!f kxlnny.a Kr ia-mtut ri
4't.mtrf.i-.-',I'V .-iiiidl TaW.'
tomoukow 'ii;M:nit3vi t:, '
be loaned 1,
mil pieces
1- s..
nllS,
- I " .- Milan pieces i.i iiiIIic.-im- lape.
"II nineli the nam.- i.i Hie nnner Ices
been Wlillcll ill in. I. 'I. Me till., to Ihe
l."t;miis ,.r i:. dishes. Tins meihoil
I iil. iiiilii aili.ii w ill n. .t be li.'liced
r 5
7Hite
SPRAYl
i lot " 2 . -- - t'-l
hi.
Us
lciMiinlratinii
J. J. Mc Allister
LINIMENT
ni
1.1, ASS llil I. I o.
I!v
.1. .1. II, li-l. I-
Hoovefized Values
OLYMPIC PANCAKE FLOUR COe
ALPEK'S FLAPJACK FLOUR 33e
KERR'S H0TCAKE FLOUR 33c
GOLDEN ROD BUCKWHEAT FLOUR 38c
SCUDDER'S SYRUP, pint 3oc
SCUDDER'S SYRUP, quart 60c
MILLER'S SWEETENED GOODS (30 per cent Maple)
per quart 70c
GOLDEN MARSHMALLOW SYRUP, gallon $1.33
m.UC.VN WOLASSES, quart -ISc
GROCE
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