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Thursday,-December -7," 1922. " " THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ' PAGE THREE '
BAKER W1LL8E !
; REPRESENTED
Fifteen Boys Will Attend
; Older Boys' Conference
; to Be Held in La Grande.
FifU'cn boys are signed up to at
tend tin Older Jioys con fort nee nt
La (tiaiirle bt'tfinninj Friday aftPr
noon of this week, states the Hakr
Hi r.ild. Thev will leave Huker Hhort-
ly after noon on the opening duyi
and arrive in I.a drandc in time for
the opening session.
Dt'leaticns will attend from. Hunt
ington, Baker, Haines, North liw
' ' der, Union, Pendleton and all of the
if outlying towns as well as from
along the Columbia Hiver-
A similar eonference is now in
session at Kutfene, Oregon, for the
boys o f W us tt r n O rego n.
A f.ne program is being arranged.
Harold Tiebbe of Bukr, vice presi
dent of the. conferenee which met
at I'oise last year and president of
the local Hi Y elub from which the
largest number of delegates will at-j
tend from Uakir will respond to the .
uutiress ot wi-ii-ome in the opening
session of the conference.
All boys of this city, who ore
considering attending the conference
should lmtii'y iMr. Webster, secre
tary of the ' liaker Y. M. C. A. at
once ns means of transportation
must )k arranged for. The only
exjfen.se to the delegates will be $1.00
registration fee.
Knleitainment of the bovs while
in l-ii Grande will be taken care ,of
by the 'people of La Grande and by
the conference management. ' ,
The gathering is held under the
auspices of the state committee of
the Y- M. C. A.
iiy a i it cun.ns
TO DUCES
PACKERBILL
Senator LaFollette Presents
Amendment of the Packer
Control Law in Senate To-
' -lay.
rtv AfnoelaU'd rreM.? ,
WASHINGTON, Dee. 7. The
amendment of the Packer Control
i.aw to restore federal trade com
mission's power to investigate the
meat packing industry was proposed
in a bill today by Senator LuFollelW,.
who ye.-ftorday secured the adoption
of a. resolution inquiring into . the
proposed Armour-Morris merger.
OSCAR KENDALL
KES OWN LIFE
RICHLAND, Ore., Dec. 7. Funer
al servid's over the remains of Oscar
Kendall, postmaster of this city, who
committed suicide about 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning in the rear of the
postoffice by shooting himself thru
the right temple with a '.32-calibre
revolver, will be held at 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. Mr. Kendall,
pievious to his act had made no men
tion of his intention to take his life
but it is believed that worry over his
poor health was the cause. His ac
counts as postmaster are believed to
be in peifect condition and it was
with the deepest regret that Mr. Ken-'
(hill's many frionds in this section
kiuncil of his death.
Coming to Kagle Valley when a
young man the deceased first en
gaged in ranching and later made
hi. home in this city. For many
years past he , ha been postmaster
and in this office has always held
the highest esteem of those with
whom he came in contact. Besides
THi: Mi OH ri.l TK-IMUi
. (I'p ill the Ki'filt loiieom vmkI-. of Hie itirth the old unities have in
vented tunny .tarns to explain to tin temlerfeet li-oiu tin eilie the Mrnum
trucks thr w e ii I uole, and all the other new experiences or the great out
doors. Mr. Oiilds was formerly n mime win den iu Hie wood or Northern
Wlsfoiisiu. The stories whii li he tells here are tm(es he eollrelitl ironi the
ohl guides thrmst'Ics. Tele will he published. The one helow I- the et-oml.)
When niRhl steals over the Hii; Woods, ihe cry of u pruwliiur lord so-imls
lllto a ghostly w;iil. and the erueklfiiK of a Hitiall twig it .st inldt h the sharp
lenoi-t of it revolver. The brush of u fluttering leaf actus his cheek bring
the "greenhorn" lo his feet with :t mart led cry.
It is then, u they Hit about the eampiire, that the old guides like to spring
the yarns that have been handed down by generations of their predecessors.
"Whiit is that"" exclaims the tenderfoot hoarsely, ms une nf the many
slraiiK'- Mounds of the night strike bis ear. "it sounds like some one whistl
ing. Away off in the distance."
"Why. that." explains the twinkling-eyed old-timer, "must he the
.link, or tlue-hill bird.. When the gazunk was a yoimg bird, he went ( sleep
in n tree and a woodpecker, by mistake, drilled some holes in bis long bill,
of course tt made bitn sore, until lie found he could play on his bill like a
flute, using his claws us stops. It almost tickled him to death. So now he
Kocs around playing like that all night. Usteii ! Jiust strain oiir ems a hit.
Yep, sure enough, tint's a gazunk."'
LEGION OPPOSES
RflMIH'.l RTflWn
UUIIIlll W U I IIIIU
openly for general amnesty for po
Mitical prisoner and for a rfeeojr
inition of the soviet (government.
"The legion in opposed- as unalter-
' ablv to tlieiv pelejis ns it Is to nnv
noticed a roaring, doing to tho door,
they discovered the front room in
flames. It was Impossible to extiu
guish the flames a the fiie hml Kitln
ed too mncll headway.
rococnition of tho present RiusiimL, ml JholltWn.n wero nt .hool.
ifovoVn inputs."
BALTIMORE, Pec 7. Alvin M.
Owsley, national commander of the
American legion, Sunday called for
a united stand of the legion against
tho release of political prisoners and
u gainst recognition of the Russian
government iu an. address to the
VVontfaucon post.
'Thero is," he declared, "a great
wave, of radicalism abroail which you
and I must do everything to check.
.Whether this radicalism in because
tho tension of the war has been let
down, or because unemployment or
both, it is nevertheless a serious fart.
'Ve read of big meetings like the
one in New York, where distinguish
ed gentlemen, including a United
States senator from Idaho, spoke
LOSES I
NOSE CLOGGED FROM .
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Crenm in NostrKs To
Open I'p Air Passages.
his wife ho , is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Marie Chandler and
Miss Lulu Kendall and one son, Joe
Kendall. Mr. Kendall was about 2
years of age. y
pionship titles recently, HI try to
stage a comeback in the boxing game.
AH! What relief! Your ragged
nostrils open right tin, the air passage
of your lieud are cienr mid ymi eiin
breathe f reel v. No more hnwkitur. sntilH
i ,i;-..i.... t .i
4nc no hirugghng h breath at 'night.
your rum or cauirrii is gone.
iJon't stuy tnlletl-uf (Jet a smnll
bottle of ICly'a Cream ilnhu from your
ilrimgist now. Apply a little of 'thin
fi'iigi iuil, aatiseptie cream in your nos
trils, let it petK'tniie through every air
pufs;e of tJie head; siHdlie and" hetil
the suollcn, inflamed iiiih-ihih meinhrnne,
giving you iiiHtiint relief. Klyli Crenm
lialm U just, w' at eveiy cold in id catarrh
sufferer haa beeu bucking. Jt'a jut
splendid.
It is said that Johnny Buff and
Jack Hrilton, who lost their' chum-
How Does This
Strike You?
A well improved three-acre tract,
Just ontflido of tho City U in its, ono
block from tho paved high way. Good
house, barn, and other buildings. All
kinds of. bearing fruit trees, very best
of soil, Irrigated. $1500 cash.
A flnoaero tract anil, a dandy four
room houBoivWlth other Kood improve
ments Just outside the city limits, $1,
576.0Q,; i1(x6 .rusli., . vi(
fi"'l " VT.-l..'
Give Useful Gifts
SIIEAFFEHS LIFELINE TEN is all that the name implies.
It is guaranteed iorever. $8.75 to $15.00.
S1IEAFFERS rnOPEI,-Ti.EPET.-EXPEL TENCIL is light
weiKht, sturdy, handy and fool proof.
Come in and see them.
The L. & L. Drug Co.
tho I wo woim.n wore nlone, except
for the Imhy, and as the house was
isolnted ll wus impossible to cull lu-lp.
Tho houso with a'l Its contents w.m
destroyeil, Inetuding u cellar itfjip the
lioo-e Marked with fruit ami vese.
tallica tor thu winter.
Myrtle l.yun, (lie daughter, w.is mp
vercly cut on 'both hands hi ttvlnic to
sum some hedding hy all ins- h
through the window. Theto whs no in-
. sura nee i.nterpri-e (htoi t;iiu.
ENTERPRISE, Dee. 7.-Firo Alon- M " 7 ,
duy morning. Nov. I'u.'drstroyed Dtoj The champ optimist is the , chap
house or John Lon or I'romtse, Mi-h. who g;oes to ft banquet to get iome-
l.yon and daughter. Myrtle, wi-re In j thing to eat.
tho kitchen making krirut V'hen thoy ! -L- - - -: " -' ' ' ;
When the tmvage led man lived in
a wigwam he paid no rent. What
was it, then, that -made him savngo?
laxi Line
CLUB CIGAR STORE
Main 768
A Car Always Ready
For You
APPLY SAGE TEA Moose Attention!
Look Young I Bring Back Its
Natural Color, Gloss and
Attractiveness.
n
PAmmnn rrnrilitn anirtk hniWfiit lutrt ft
hiMivy Ua with Hulphur aitdeil, will turn i r
jruy, streaked atul fnded liuir beautt-if
fully drk ami luxuriant. Just it few
nphciitioti) will prove a revelation it
vnur buir if fiulinpr. Ktreiiked or jimy.
Slixing the Saije Tea and Hutphur rveipe
at home, though, is trouhh'Hoiue. Ait
eiiKinr u-uv in lo uit a. hotllo of Wveth'H
U , .....f 1.,.- ',., ,..l .,t' onoltV
Anui ntnra till reiulv for ue. I'Iiih m ' r.
the old-time recipe Imprnvwl by th )
addition of olher inredicid. j t"!
While wispy, jrray, failed hair Is not
diii fill, we all desire to n'tain our youth- ifr
ful uppeuraiK'o ami attractiveness, lly In
darkening your hair with Wyuth's Piurn pj
ami Sulphur (Vunpound, no one can tell, Fti
ItecatiHo it does it o naturally, ho evenly. ,
Yon just ilanijKMi ft hikhio ih noft briMi
with it nml (Imw thiit tliroiieh your Imlr, I
tukimr one small strand nt a time; by ;
morning all pray hnirs have iliwuppoareil, j
and, after another application or two, ;
your hnir becomes bniutifully dark, i
glossy, tin ft nml lttxuriunt. , j
Thursday, Night
Dec. 7tli.V; i-ilOI
AT ODD FKLiliOYi'S'; HALL
. ;; , , r
Every member, should be present
C. S. SlIL'LTZ, Secretary.
Strictly. . modern C-room liomo on
First St.; near AdaniH Ave. Must be
Hold at once. Will sell furniwhod or
unfuruisheii. lhirnuin .price and good
termsi . IT you want something good
let us show .you (his place.
Five room modern home in tho 1600
hlock on Y avenue: Two lota, bath,
toilet,' Electric llghtu, rity water and
garage. 1 Macadamised street. Price,
Jl'uooi (lud rush.
A fivo-roibm modern home, with
larire corner lot on 12th street, one
block from paved Htreet. $2&00, $600 1
cash. Will take a good car as part
payment.
Apartmont house, a rooming house,
and a retduuruut also for Hale.
PYRAMID LAND CO.
F. N. Ford
Notary Public
n i7T".".m"m .(.I itf ii,
m
Drink Water If
Kidneys Hurt
Take a tabtespoonful of Salti if
Back pains or Bladder
bothers.
Tfo imieh mt;it may produce urie
in id. fiivs a wrll kiiown authority, who
Wiinir us to lie eoivituntly on guard
n'ii i n-1 kidney trotihle.
Hie kidm-vH do -tlieir- utmost to free
tli.' IjIluiI of t h i - irritating acid, hilt
Iti'i-oiii't f;ik from tin overwork; they
(ft't sIulV'5!'; the, eliminative tissuci
ci.. ami thus V.ff wattt; is retained in
tii- i ltxi'l to n)i-on tlie entire svrtteni.
v n your kidneys ache and feel
liki- luinpa of lad, and you have ettng
ir" ilium in the haik, or the urine is
cImo-iv. f'lll of sediment, or the bladder t
is irr:taMrt, ol'li'iii? you to soek relief
during tiio ni;;ht; when you have severe
hi-.i-hndtcB, i!ervoii and dizzy upelli,
ulrt'jd.'ftHtieas, acid stomach or rhcunia
tim in had weather, pH. from your
pharmacist a'nmt four ounces of .lad
Siilt-. tiik! a tuliesfxnful in a plaj"1 of
vatT IWoro bniikfat each morning,
and in a few day your kidneys may
art tine. Tiii famou falu is made
from the acid of jrrapi-a and lemon juicr,
eoiiihined with litliia, and has 1mnh used
for gem-ration to theh and stimulate
chwtl kidn-y, to help neutralize the
in Urine M it is no longer &
Hi a rm of ir-'t:':n. thu oftrf-u ending
urir.irv nii.l u'-i.hii-r disorders.
Jad f';'Jt-' is n. c. tensive and ran not
in jure: nm'. a deltchtftil -effervewnt
lit5. ,i wa''T drink, and iln.dy can n-aki
n,itik' hv takint-a 1tttl oeAtiona!l
t help to keep t'i k:d"v clan an
rt;.' Irink phuty of v.itvr at al
"Comfortable
as an old shoe"
A homely expreardon thnt
exactly describes tho sensation
of a woman who has hern fitted
to a
FRONT LACE
CORSET
"T.a Camllle" f'omets embody
the latest and moat Important
Improvements In front l$r
corseting.
Complete assortment of lh dif
ferent models and el zee always
on hand.
Prtoed $2.50 and l
s Relit. Vattkwii
Corse tlir
T'hone 322-W. Ren. 1702 Oak
A Big T own
Event
BAKER THEATRE
MAKER, OREGON .
Friday Night Dec. 8th
AT 8:00 l M.
', , 10 Rounds MAIN EVKXT-, 10 Rounds
JIMMY DARCY
of Portland, lfiS lbs. Sparrintr partner of Jack Dcmpsey
VS.
'SAILOR' TOIVI KING
of Sidney. lfiS lbs. Middlewei(!U champion of Australia
Due to the oxtiii heavy expense of bringing King and
Darcey U liiiker there will be a slight advance in prices:
Ringside, $3.00: Parquet, $2.50; Parquet Circle, $2.00
First " Rows in ISalcony, $2.00; Ikilance of Balcony, $l..ril
(Jallery $1.00 All Seats Reserved Prices Plus Tax
d Rounds SEMI-VVIMH P 6 Rounds
BATTLING LUBBES
of Raker, l.V lbs.
VS.
BILLY BERDEAUX
of liaker, l.'.O lbs.
B Rounds SPKCIAL EVENT 6 Rounds
RALPH RHEA
of Baker. l.'.O lbs.
VS.
"IH'LLDOG" WOODFIN
of Riiker, !.",() lbs.
Do Your Christmas Shopping Early
We invito you to call early and select your Xmas Gifts. By so doing you will
get a better selection, and avoid the usual Clu is'.mas rush.
We have an exceptionally nice aisortm cnt of ladies' wrist watches, diamond
rings, pins, pearl neck chains and many other suitable
.Mf v ('KW.' ..,, 1 ,'!
We Can Save Yo"u Money
J. Si. Pf ARE !& SON
La Grande's Leading Jewelers
EataUi.ihcd 1300
J
Join the 1923 Army
120 million dollnni
for (wo million av
(tm! TLut In whiit
Ihf f'hrlfitniax Huv
th will K:t thin
jfiur, ThciT will lo
no moiK-y pruulwm
for thfin.
of Christmas Savers!!
MEMBERSHIP in our Christmas
Savings Club means funds next
year. NOW is tiic time to join. There
is a club to fit every puree and for
every member of the family.
At no other season is cash in hand so
lieenly appreciated. You can put cheer
into Ciiri't-.mns not only for others but
for yomseif.
Wise Christmns Saving means Knsy t'hi istmas fvioppiitft
Give A Bank Book for Christmas; The Most Practical Gift
United States National Bank
La Gi.inde, Oregon
"MEMBER FEDERAL' RESERVE SYSTEM!"
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