La Grande evening observer., December 13, 1922, Image 3

Wednesday, December 13, 1922
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
CENTRALHALL
IS SHORTLIVED
ADQRDERGARS
ON DECREASE
Less bad 'ordvr ears on hand thi;
year than Inst, 802. ' :
Locomotive awaiting ship repairs:
(lot. Ott
ai.'iii m,
Oft.
::i
'L'l
I.inht repairs
Heavy repairs
repairs
1!
O.-W. Officials Issue Stale
! nietit Re&ardine: Equip-lti""Mn
i.ONnpNT, iht. in a fAri.uiert! merit on Their Lines. T,.tni r.s
but short-lived seer was staged : 1
this afternoon in the Great Central! Aeeonli"K to O.-W. officials bail I Locomotives undernoinp: shop
hall adjoining the House of Com-'ortier tan at the present number'pairs:
1110ns lobby when the police ejected considerable less than a year atro. 1 l-iuht repairs 14 ,
a crowd of fifty unemployed men The company, after a survey of llleavy repairs 10
who invaded the place siiiKinir the equipment, has issued -the follow!::;; Uieneral repairs 1:!7
red flag and waving placards, statement:
Oct
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GUTTLE SENT
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TO PORTLAND
GRANGE MEET!
ILL BE HELD j
In view of the stringent car situ
ation that has been prevalent for
Iho past few weeks a check wan
ade or bad onW tars on the O.-W.
. & X- as of ovemhur 1st this
year compared with same date last
far in hi 11 in iiiu'R'mius
liil
Total number of locomo
tives ur.serviceabto !2nil
Coal Dust Basis for Bricks.
to notej 'or pavlnjr In Kussli!. The mal dut
Jthat there were liOH Je.ss bad order r enmhlned with molasses and resin.
fMHLER. Dee.. 13.-V- S. Oodson ' l'!US oii the O.-W. K. & N this year - :
iW M,,i,n,.i,i rt A,, 1 than Iwt. lhe iiKures show
NORTH POWnKR, Pee. 1.1- John
Christenson of Haines wuh down
Jj Saturday to look after Colo ami
pDod's cattle.
i l)od of Hairiest yhijipod cattle to
rc-j Portland markets the put week.
Mi?. (Albert (iiikiuson and dauffh
Hhter Rose were Baker visitors Sat
Kjurday. 1 Ui Mr- lluchnnnn nd son went to
1 linker Saturday.
I'M I Chester KHiver returned home from
his visit in Idaho last week.
21 Mrs. Charlie Hutchinson ami Mm.
i William Uuddleson went to llaker
Monday to shop.
Helen Kialier has now returned to
school n flap bciiiH ill. ,
Mrs; Oscar Pilcher and children'
hor husband U employed in or of Numbers of lovely women whose
the machine shops. names still live in classic story, ln-
Van Vlneka ore moving into the ' cllulill IU-lcn ol Troy, were poss-
. ., ,,,......,1,, . , 4, tavj ui reu i:ajr.
Pilcher family.
Mia. Bill Hemlcison is on tho sick
list-
Olie Olson is now puitiue: n butch
er shop in the old irarajre bcIonjrirT
to Udletters.
John Iturdctto is hauling coal to
the Thief Vallev TroUr
nre moving to Huntington whttf-e
for C. M. Hale.
Had order cars on hand Xovem-,
LoBcine at Hale's sawmill Las dts-
continued for the present hut the I;'lt!
men will start skiddinir poniu tinr-'!ucr l
next week.
Mrs. Simon Woodell will return to
I.a Grande where she will stay with
her children, who are attending
school until Christmas vacation.
A larpe sleijrh load of young peo
ple from Alieel attended church at
Imbler last Sunday evening where
Mrs. Her.-hey sPoke.
The Imbler girls are continuing
their plans for u Ca m n V i re C iris
Siu-icty- i Awaiting general repair
Ray German will start lodging
HUM. GUI
order cara on hand Novem-
Number of cars less this year, 208.
Had order cars are repaired on un
average of about 225 per day.
At the same time a check was
made of motive power anil this re
vealed, as to locomotives awaiting
shnp repairs:
Total :
eneiit
Concert
for the
Awaiting light repairs
20
Oct,
,'21 :
o
7
next week.
Kdnabell and Chailie Myers . has
Htarted boarding at the home of
Mrs. Hingaman.
Velma Hudson has started to
school again after being absent for
u week with a severe colli.
IM y Creek and Pleasant Grove
schools will have no Christmas tree
this year.
A grange meeting will be- held at
the Odd Fellows' hall, December U,
in order to get more members. At
the meeting last Friday evening,
several became members. On ac
count of the storm but very few
were there so it is hoping there will
bo a better success Thursday.
Miss Allie Slack is recovering
from the operation which took place
at Hot Lake sanatorium December 8.'
V. S- Dodson has the contract to
log the C. M. Hale mill north of
Summerville. i
21
Oct
1, 22
1
10 :
I BREAK CHEST COLDS
1 WITH RED PEPPER
Total . 7
And as to locomotives undergoing ,
shop repairs, or in other words, now i
in" the shops:
Light repairs 6 f 1
Heavy repairs 0 1 ' a
General repairs 11. 1T
Similar figures Prepared for the
entiro Union Pacific System show: i
Bad order cars on hand Novem-
her 1, 1!2I, .'J810. , !
Bad ord.-r cars on hand Novem-!'
her 1, J!22, 'MOH. t
Salvation Army
Given undor fhe direction of Mrs. Lcc Reynolds and
Mrs. E. L. Kvans, assisted by many talented artists
at the
High School Auditorium
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Bargains In
Homes
A m-w five-room Oumly lmme itnilJ
id iois near iiu i.mroao b'iiop, eiij
wutrr. elecuic linls, hath ami toilet.
garuKC, nice lawn, etc. ?2.Hiy, 5ou
cash, $'2 U per month payments.'
Klve-room lionio on Oak SI., near
jdaius Ave. All furnished, for $3,
500. $f.ob cash, ;i5 monthly pay
inchtn. ' ',
Ease your tight, aching chest. Stop
the pain. Break up the congestion.
Feel a bad cold loosen up in just a
short time.
"Red Pepper Rub" is the cold rem
edy that brings quickest relief. It can
not hurt you and it certainly seems to
end the tightness and drive the con
gestion and soreness right out.
Nothing has such concentrated, pene
trating heat as red peppers, and when
heat penetrates riffht 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,
i'ust get a jar of Rowles Red Pepper
lub, made from red peppers, at any
drug store. You will have the quick
est relief known. Always say "Rowles."
A tlnmly home on First Ft., one-half
block lioni Adams Ave. Five rooms,
built-in kitehe-ii, bath, toilet, -flectrlc
lights, city water, etc. $t;o'i, $uo
cash.
Five room modern homo In tho 1500
block on Y avenue. Two lots, bath
toilet; electric lights, eltv water and
parage. Macadamized street. I'riee,
$:ip(iu, JGnu eah.
A five-room modern home, with
largo corner lot on 3 2th street, one
block from paved Rlieet. $2500, $100
a.'ih. Will take a good car as part
payment.
Small tracts city lots, farms, etc..
for sale and trade.
Wednesday, Dec. 20
PROCEEDS APPLY ON SALVATION ARMY
CHRISTMAS DINNER
Tickets 50c and 35c
4 Andrew's Variety
The Christmas Store I
Notice!
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Au4o and "Fire Insurance. j feij
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THIS IS TO CERTIFY, That I have named The
ij CHRISTMAS STORK as my official headquarters in
this town.
SANTA CLAUS.
Andrew's Variety Store
The Gift of Gifts
Don't forget the gift of gifts the
Columbia Grafonola. Here's more
lasting joy, sheer Christmas delight,
and New Year happiness than you ever
dreamed of having.
Come in. See it. Hear it. Play itj
With the exclusive Ctlumbia Nan SiC
Automatic Stop there's nothing to move
or set or measure. Never stops before
it should. Always stops at the very end.
This is one of the many big features
that- rpil e the Columbia Grafonola tho
exceptional musical gift.
Body Warming Breads for
the Cold Weather
HEALTH
GRAHAM
WHOLE WHEAT
CRACKED WHEAT
Give the Children and Grown-Up Folks plenty
of Macphcrson's Superfine. All of the wheat
breads these cold days.. And watch how they al
ways call for more.
At ,"
Wonderful Chinese) wall.
Tim great wall of China in the
earth's must impressive luiulmarl;.
Winding ttUi' a gltfiHdle MUpent for
tlKiUituudK of uitles o er mountain
ci'csm and nurrovv cir;;es. It ojico
.served us a defence against the Mm
"1 h'M-de- t'mni the Nurth.
PAGE THREE
A woman's fuce Is usually moro
lii'ButUul when regarded from tho
loft.
Lakt Fraezet In June,
Asohllmv.a and district In HolnvM
do, Japan, aulTered au nnuaiml drop
of temperature on June 'U, Wi'i, all
th'. luUcs ajul Htroiiias frcijslni;. yuch
an I'xiK'tli iH'o at that time ut lhe y'ar
hus oiil Uoen rt'curdud once ltfor ia
iliose lrnlii:ci. Tl at nas .) jenn
mo wliwi t.'u' rlwra fror.o on July 2.
.4'fiuus il)tin(!;u waa lout to cr'tps:
Kemmerer
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NOW AVAILABLE, BUT HARD TO GET. A HIGH
QUALITY, CLEAN, LONG-FLAME COAL. COSTS US
MORE THAN ANY OTHER COAL, BUT SELLS AT
SAME PRICE AS OTHER COALS.
WE CHALLENGE COMPARISON
KING
THE OLD RELIABLE COAL
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OLDEST AND BEST SERVICE IN TOWN
ANYTHING ANYTIME ANYWHERE
FEED
STORAGE
PACKING
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Phone Main 10
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Join the 1923 Army
1 20 million dollars
for two million n:i
CTfil 'Ihltt 1h w)i:il
the ("hi iHtin.ut H.iv.
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jrrir. Tht ri' will ho
ho nion-y piublfin
fur t In in.
of Christmas Savers!!
At no other Reason is ensh in hand so
koeniy appreciated. You can put cheer
into Ch)'i;:tm;is not only for others hut
for .yourself.
Wise ChriHtinas Saving jnoans Kasy Christ mn Shoppinu;
Give A Dank Hook for Christmas; The Most Practical Gift
United Spates National Bank
La Grande, Oregon
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