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Wednesday, November 29, 1922
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
WmTMAN WEEK
NULL SCHOOLS
the s.iil.
j. In 1812 the honvil oicleiod Mr. Whit
j man transferivil. This disnessui his
I uxsoviute untl resulted in Dr. Whit
iinun nin kin if u winter journey nirons
! the country to Boston to secure the
repeal of th order anil additional
helper for thq mission. Ho persund
ed the board to continue the station
' SeVClltV-Fifth Anniversary i.but did not have time to recruit fum-
, f the Death of Marcusj"'- wuh hn
hltmUll Ot UllU Wdlul. !wjth a lnrtre vmiiri-.int train, the first
"" " ' to cross the continent, and served us
rnitTl.ANl), Ore., Nov. 29. The,jt) ilk. t,c diverted the train to
seventy-fifth anniversary of the fleam (jreK))ni and opened the way to a
of .Marcus 'Whitman, the famous pi- flood of immigration that peopled the
mn.er nnil missionary, who ffuided the n ,w tPrr;toi-r and saved it. ultimatetv
first emigrant train into Oregon, and to ,nc unjlel States, for Knglnnd laiil
whose career was ended ny nosmo vu-m (0 ,t.
Indians on Nov. 2!), '1847, will be gen-! n some histories fnliulous stories
nuillv nliserved this week by schools r r(.iuto,i ..f thi. services of lir
and colleges and historical lind other wintmaii to (regon; that he had dis-
socielii's througnout tnt. jacnu nuiui-; coveicd a plot on the part of the lluil
west. More especially will the an--B(,n jy company to seize the terri
nicersary be observed by Whitman l()1.Vj an( 11ir. rovoe, jt to the presi
college, the institution founded in hi. ,ient of the United States in time to
memory at Waila Walla, which will defeat the plan, and much more to
mark the occasion wun a io-uuy(the same effect. These statements
program of exercises, beginning tu-;al.e wjthout foundation in fact- Dr.
morrow- vvmimans service as councilor nu
In the history of Oregon the. figure guide to the early emigrants look-
GH AUTAU 0 U A AT
COVE TO BEGIN
of Marcus Whitmun. missionary and-jnir for a place to settle was sulfi
'pioneer, stands forth with peculiar cient in itself to win for him the title'
.lli.niiu nii'tiiiPniicnpss. He was of the founder nf the stntH. '
one of those militant teachers of the1 Dr. Whitman died ut his post
gospel, of whom so many figured in struck down by Indians, who fell upon
the first settlement of the Kreat wrst, his mission and ruthlessly massacred
who went forth in a spirit of aiiven-; 14 persons, including the missionary
turous piety to better the condition! and his wife, and captured 47 others
COVE, Nov. Tht chautaiuaie
festival began here on November
2.1, lastinu five iilKlittt, wU :m esn-
cially fine program.
Mrs. Philip I.onkwood has issued
i n v i t nt Ions Tor a Ullehon shower in
honor or Mrs. Itmh Uruziile.
A baby duiiKhtor was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Muir Sovcntber IS.
A car of apples wer, sent out on
Tuesday. They wero shipped by
Lams and Ilarker.
Mr. mid Mrs. Fred Corpe are visit
ing friends in Medical Springs. They
left November 1 :t and will be ab
sent another week.
Miss I.ois Comstock. one. of Ui j baeli
Grande's teachers, visfled at the -
home of her brother. It. (Ninislotk.
on Sunday last.
Karl Kobiusoa who has been Hv-t
(inj; with his brother Orhi Itobinson,;
and attending Hehool here, has none;
son. Miss thianlta Rmlthpeter and
jduy Marker.
Mrs. V,, M. OroenouKh, who haa
been under the eare or Dr. fiilmore
I for several tnonihs, was la Union
Kniuruay ror nuuiicai irenimeiu.
Th Stacklund brothers, while at
tending the livestock show In Port
laud purchased a pure bred white
collie pup. (he purchase priee being
fGG.OO.
Ml ST HKTl lt MV8M' 1UX
SHK IlKCKIl AS II'T
SAI.KM. Nov. :!. According f.
a local Justice jury. It is as nt-c.ui-sary
for u young woman to rot urn
a l a Ik hit: machine to n young Itinn
after their engagement Is br kon
as it is to return a diamond ring.
The ease was (hat of flurry llyd
versus lletiy Marrow. Hetty con
e:Mled the phonograph was a sift
and that she was milled to he'jp
ii. Harry wits determined to gat it
The jury ai.Ut that ho ahtvitri.
of the natives and also, to open tne
-"u"lI" FKLLOWS IN SOKIIOW.
Wheie tne napper ami in? iur Wa . ,nVtx . . c,. . a . thai
trader penetrated. Marcus hitman,' 8eU on a chijm W(J( tm)( have
with his eastern birth and New hm-, ofu.n bn?n the vietim of misp;u.tlj
land bringing up, felt that a Protes-j confi(ience -The Richmond Times
tant. They joined a train of the r)jHpatcni
CUI ilH! UMll I'lillUI UUIV '1 inc coi i.t
(atholic missionaries were l-epoateu.i A scientist says all things have a
Whitman's youth was spent in a Vibratory rate. At least they seem
little town in Massachusetts. He,to mve when you are riding in a
first studied for Uk, ministry and! flivver.
th xt to become a doctor. He prac-i
tice.i in Canada a few years, finally!
settling in a small town in New York ,
State. In 18'if the- Amtrican board'
of missions sent He v. Samuel Parker I
to the far west to study the Indians,
and Dr. Whitman went as his asi
tant. They oined n train of the
American fur company at St. Louis
and journeyed as far as a trading
rendezvous on the Green river, in
the present state of Wyoming, Here1
they nu t some Indians of the Flat
head and Nez Perees tribes, from
farther west. Dr. Whitman at once
conceived thq idea of returning to the
east and organizing a mission to go
'fait her west- This ho did, and the
next year his expedition set out for
Oregon.
The journey was long and arduous,
especially to the women of the party
which included Dr. Whitman's bride
of a few weeks.
The missionaries established them
selves at Waiilutpu, not far from
Walla -Walla, where Dr. Whitman
built a grist mill, opened a school
and induced the ' Cuyuse Indian?,
among which they had settled, to till
to I.a Grande.
Mrs. Mutt Iq nrnzillo and daugh-
iter Esther, were l,a urande visitors
on Saturday. )
Mae Saudners came In from the'
town of Mtnam Sal unlay, having I
been there for several weeks.
Messrs. ( M. and C. CJ. Stark
land gave a small dinner party on
Sunday. The guests wero Miss Hel-j
en Dougherty, Miss Kdna Shcphard-I
SFRINGS
Yelnke Springs foe
AlTOMoVlWiViiul THVCKB
Springs Iteutu aWl Repaired
Union Mojor Co.
Corner Fir Jefferson
I'ln.ST VOU .IMTIONFI-'P.
Ni:V YOU, -No-'. JD. The llvft
auidioneer'a 1k i.'.m ever Issued ih
'.his city to a W'ii-in was grui'i:
t. Lillian (;. . f.-mnrslno. JS. who
Him at ine n.nif ni nor noil
father. Joseph I.u.cUn. 122D 10:!nl
SI., W'oodhMven, i-. I. I'ndor t!ie
lhw llcensea tan he i.iued ons hv
the elly clerk M.ei investlgatirrri
ly tlo poll npl l the roimr.ls-
:'ioner of nrcDiin'ls. Tho lnvp.dl?ii
lions hy thesn u pertinents ure vc ry
ptnrchlng an.! f tiu i numerous vef
ereucea from responsible htisln'-ss
pnoplo who nro willing to certify
not only an to tho good character
of the applicant, hut also as to the
amount o fcrodlt which they ore
willing to extend to her.
NO ESCAPE.
. "Do yon find It difficult to meet
the high cost of living?"
"You don't have to meet it, it over
takes you." New Haven Register-
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RED PEPPER FOR
COLDS IN CHEST
F.asc your tight, aching chest. Stop
the pain. Break up the congestion.
Feel a bad cold loosen up in just a
short time.
Ktd Pepper Rubvis'the cold rem
edy that brings quickest relief. It can
not hurt you and it feeftainly seems to
end the tfchtness and drive the conges
tion and soreness right out.
Nothing has such concentrated, pene
trating heat as red peppers, and when
heat penetrates right down into colds,
congestion, aching muscles and sore,
stiff joints relief comes at once.
The moment you apply Red Pepper
Rub you feel the tingling heat. In three
minutes the congested spot is warmed
through and through. When you are
suffering from a cold, rheumatism,
backache, stiff neck or sore muscles,
iiist get a jar of Rowlcs Red Pepper
Rub, made from red peppers, at any
drup store. You will have the quickest
relief known.
How Does This
Strike You?
A well Improved thrce-aero tract,
jusi outside of the fity Limits, one
block from the pavei highway. Ooort
house, burn, uirl other buildings. All i
kinds of bearing fruit trcs. very best :
of soil, irrigated, f 3T.00. $1500 cash.
A fine acre tract nnd a dandy four
room house, with other good improve
im nls just outside the city llnills, $1,
mt. $4Tr..uu eash.
A cnod fix-room house Just outside
the cily limits und a luige lot b'ixV
K ot. 'birken house, wood houso.
il)jir. flcetrie lights, etc. $1500. oo,
$!(t.nO rush.
fiood four-room hous and two
large lots on T avenue. $1500.00,
J.'hu.PO rash. ;
A five-room modern nomt. with
large romer lot on 12th ain't, one
l.lmk from pdvetl street. $:500. $C0O
rush. Will tak a good car fca part
payment, v. A . m.
Apartment hou.ie. a rooming h-ow,
aii'I a reataurnet ulso for aa-lt
SV.ML'KL KAVISKY
Vim, Vigor, Vitality
and Red Blood
FOLLOW THIS ADVICE
LoflAiigelea, Cal. "I will glady
tell of Uie relief I Jr. Plerce'a Golden,
Medicah Discovery gave me. i was
aick witn. troubles of stomach, liver,
etc azida Urippe with ull Its at
tending aUments. When all else
failed t)r. Vierce'a Golden Medical
Discovery hid the good work. I
also took nrPlerce's Pleasant Pel
lets for blliouJyieas, with grand suc
cess. I write th gratitude to tell
others of the r)Uef that it in utcjre
for them. Do noVdeluy but hasten,
to get the aboveieutioiied reme
dies If suite ring fromNs!iuil:ir iud la
position." Samuel ITSliaky, i)78
Euclid Ave.
Obtain this "Discovery" of Dr.
Pieree's In tablets or liquid at your
nearest drug store and you'll quick
ly find-that it builds you up, beside
corredting your distress.
Write Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel
Buffalo. N. Y., for free medical ad
vice. Send lUc fortrial pkg. tablets.
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mS a &-a ix a
Automatic
Elect ric Ironer
Slightly used, Vuin perfect condition.
For Sale at a Great Reduction
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Eastern Oregon Light and
Power Company
"Comfortable
as an
old sh
oe
A llrnely oxprcsilon that
exactly ilonrrllicd Hie ai-nsiilloii
a womuu n-lio hnii bt-eit rittnl
t H
... - sJhr:.
FRONT LACE
CORSET
"I-a, rumiHe" Corsets embody
tbo latent unil most Important
In Vrontj
lare
io dlf.
improvements
coi-sotlnK.
Complete UKSortnient '
ferent mod els und nl7.es alwuys
on liiiud.
Ji1Nl $2.50 nnd Up.
, Mrs. Robt. Pattison
romcUero
I'bono lira, 17013 Oak
ri.Kixii: (ii:it.r.x woodlands
(Hy Annuel a ted T'rnwa)
PI'HL. ThurinKla, Nov. 1. (By
Mail). One ot tho nnomnllod of
Gorman economies appears in fc to
eent mMion of the Buhl authorities
pledninfc ihe community forest as
soeuriiy for a loan which la to bo
used lit providing tho poor with
firewood. (
Admiration for tho beauty ot tha
homo woodland is believed to have
influent'en" tho lommunity's deelsion
to seek it neeesbury fuel elsewhere, t
One of the wi 'Ulr.it sights of the afro
is u bobbed heud half way baek to
normal.
ALASKA FURS
' JlTSt KI'.CEl VED
A fine lliiu (iPjiuly-to-woiuf Alas
ka film liirli iwlll wvll Iur ery
n-avjiinUc prli t'V Vi ore ail wcl.
cciirto to ttiifH nmVrtwAtlii'in... I nlflo
buy nil kliiln of rVv titr aud U1
pny tx-Ht prtc-cs.
Chris MHler
1610 Aitamt At.
A ClaBKlflod Ad Will Da It!
- Thanksgiving Specials '
Orders Are .'ow Being: Taken for the Following
ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING, made from the old
English recipe as supplied to Queen Victoria
sinco 1835. Filled with luscious candied necls,
almonds, cherries, and new Sun Maid raisins,
very rich. 40c per lb. Full instructions with
each pudding for making genuine English
Brandy Sauce and Hard Cream Sauce.
FRUIT CAKE. Well aged, and very fine flavored.
Mado with candied! citron, lemon and orange
peels, and Glace Cherries, almonds and wal
nuts 00c per lb. H
MINCE PIES rtiade frojn a very fine old Now
England re'eipe, an seasoned with brandy
and rum. Special fahiily size, COc each. Other
sues, 40c and 30c eadli. u... ,r AYi'A
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Notice !
Tne oeorge rair
Co. has sold its
and is closing al
counts. . Those i
to the conipan;
call and niakejdue set
tlement at office locat
ed on Jefferson street
just east of Fir street,
in Oregon Grocery com
pany building.
icr Lbr.
usiness
its ac-
debted
please
THESE THREE VITAL FACTS DETER
MINE YOUR POWER AND ECONOMY
It's probably wear or Inaccurate fit in tho pintnn rings, pistons
und pins which is responsible for tho loss of power and wiuit
of gun In your eiir. I'ower und economy reully dopoQd unn
three vital units.
All that many motors need -to restore ttielr maximum power
and economy. Is MeQuny-Norris Piwloh ItinH. There Is one to
fit every pocketbook, but rar owikii'4 who think mora ot per
manent economy and HuttHlucttou than of initial cost find Ibftt
the combination of J.enk l'roftfv ItlnRi lor power and Hu parcel
lliiiffy to prevent 'Oil troubles is their! IkvI investment. All Mc-Qimy-Norri
1'lston KitiK" are Mado ot Ivb'ctrlc Metal.
If tho cylinders of your motor'Tiacd' rtrrrliultnR, you want a set
or McQmty-NorrlH Wain right I'tHtons find fins, as well as Mo- '
lJuay-Norrls Hlnpn. They tiro haiKTtl hy the sumo repairmen,
service stocks ahd jobbers. ' 1 '
Your motor can be made practically as good as new for a frac
tion of the cost of a new car If Its three vital units uro replays
with MeQuay-Norrls Products. Writo ua for booklet H'uva
nnd to Hold Power," which explains the whole subject of mater
woar and Its correction.
We Can fiivc Immediate Service ,
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
La Grande, Oregon
I COAL j
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A SUTEUIOR COAL FOR DOMESTIC. USE, MIX
ED AT KEMLWOKTH, CARBON COUNTY, UTAH.
LOOK UP THE ANALYSIS OF THE COAL YOU
HAVE BEEN BUYING.
BEFORE MAKING ANY ADDITIONAL PUR
CHASES GET THE ANALYSIS OF ABERDEEN COAL
THIS COAL WILL SHOW, ON A TEST, GREATER
EFFICIENCY THAN 90 PER CENT OF THE UTAH
COALS. AND NO OTHER COAL WILL RANK
HIGHER.
Do Your Christmas Shopping Early
We invite you to call early and select our Xmas Gifts. By so doing you will
get a better selection, and avoid the usual Christmas rush.
We have an exceptionally nice, assortment of ladies' wrist watches, diamond
rings, pins, pearl neck chains ap.d manyjother suitable
lMlp3 I ''ICIFTS THAT IAST,J ,
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We Can Save You Moncv
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J. H. PfARE & SON
Ia Grande's Leading Jewelers
Established 1890
FOR SALE BY
SAWTERIiOlHfS WL (0.
Phone Main 17
PYRAMID LAND CO
F. N. Ford
Notary Public
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