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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1922)
A i .'' PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday. December 23, Indeed A Merry Xmas j smelter, $1 the am ilniiii,' by of the li fjl pany. J -a eomplish When we should remember the spirit for which the clay is "intended laying aside business cares and personal en mity and holding uppermost "Peaccon Earlli and Good Will Toward Men." Hill's Department Store 11 w 0! Finance Plan Arranged ; Electric Power to Be In J1 stalled'; Small. Force lias Ji Been Employed. 9H IJAKER, Hoc. ifU. Another step JZ han been completed in the ihua for re-openmi' the Sumuter Valley mnelter, ut Sumpter, ueeoniinir to announcement made lust' eve- of the hoard of (lirei-tors of thp com- Mr. Larson stated the finaai- the company has been ac- Kjjbe done is completion uf the plans a j and alterations to he made in the t j plant to .start operations. Pyt t ( j no of the first things to be done ,viU bp the installing of electric pow- ;er, to renin co tno old steam plant by which the smelter was operated !in (ho past. For the past two months u 'sniull force of men hua I been employed ut the plant making .repairs to the buildings und machitv- ' pry under tho directions of J. w. w:.viyers, wno is turpennienuent ot tne plant. This crew will be increased (5 'from jtime to time. i 1 W. I'. Fellows, vice-president of 2 ,ne enmpauy, and Mr. Larson, left i for Sumpter this morning. Mr. Kel m lows will devote his time to the smel Jm , ter in an executive- rapacity. $ ; The smelter, until turned over to (feline Sumpter Valley Smelting com mint! m,.b Ihn tirnnnrlu ...... --.v. I" -!'- of J. A. Ih.mlUnlr ,11.1. I t'flt Mini' tllo' if.Vr.iiilt u 'liiit lor 1) ' I (limn KilUn.-r. r j j'l'vii t I!i2l St '0)lll'tt I Ul.l I'lfl. Clllhrr ' lu-tw Bcz'dek's Pvoies kre 'Rav- ' in to Go"; Line-up Under-, ; goes Change; Expect to ;. .Wallop Trojans. (Hy Tho AtNHoeiiid'd I'ickm) ' LOS ANGKLKS. iPee. 2H.Sovom1 rbfinifCH have lu-toi matit- In flu llne-ii-p of tho i'onu Htuto football ten in fcn preparation for lt'. uamo at I'a.HiHh'iKi, 'al.. New Yrar'H hiiy with the I'n.' vci'Htly of South'Ti. i j I M rii 1. 1 , -MVonl- ltiK to word j.vrriv '1 here Hiiro ftcxclnk, ci-iuii of ih I'linn fyloiiH, !;i , i. rci'f ut lmiet !'-. si-ut In rtvo mi'ii li'um lihi Ki'comt .tri.i.ji to, il. Ut. iii.. ni.. i.u .ir rKit'i,i,o,.ui Ll... MiirtcHl In tli4i 'i;Lt !" Y ns:isM.nh tri.i.i,. order of Judyo Wnlvi-rton n .i i uniinut I'litMhin r T!eniikuiviir ia.l'ion "V Arthur A Murphy, chinsti TbiviHmiw rmiynnt -iff imm muboni-l.ni he (.-A. .H-.. company It Indlcuti'H tlutt thr. XUtunv JiOMtor H Vicli . noofl wu' k iiKaiust (Hu'-hcM feel 111 him tin Hit- I if M Iil!it-t'-ila(-k Statt- t.-um. h lj(nu't- f Oliy camip'oH to lo lp roach riie t'-uin. Tfie oi'ii a 'c pnitn intf in rlny.Hiiil v(-vAiuf weal Iht, The Mthuiv I fa in h vm I I'-eenilu-r 1'J ftif tin coiiMt i Viich Mi-z-li'k Is rihuiiiliu; to ln-in;; t went v-i Im piny- -S-S-C: ! Gyliei.bur-r. of. this Place. Mr. Oyl- lenbui'K' -stated to the Herald, today that the smelter will he in the charge of experienced smeltet men, and now that the plans for" 'active operations arer being1 consummated, Jie will, re tire fiom active connection with the company, though retaining his inter est in it. . J. 1. Winter, chainnan of the : board of directors, was in Baker a i few days ago from Purtlarxi, and in conference with Mr. Fellows made t.UULhlv, Hec. 21;. James Lynch i ariatiKemuits for Kt'tting more :dlILER PEOPLE HAVEVISiTDRS Br They M ill .Hlc.. :it Hie liniml inf Pm tliinil rami" in Suiiilav to visit itivffi work slMl tl'd. imyon fiir'niir ili.y imi i-'iuti' ini,l, v. :!'. his fatlivr. who. is ri'liif uecnt here The sim-lter company recently ae in lv,. hi I'.i.vi.li n i i-hrtHti.mH Kvi.. f,. the (i.-W. K. & S. jquired two mininir properties which I U fon. I ) I K. c ,,,,.. I ! I. Inns Mrs ,)l)ris t.liht,r, camc oveP , will aid materiallv ill the success may Jimin. y in Mauri. -il to watch ilic . . ...:, in i,nr nr.tv f the plant proviiliiiK flur fo? smelt- en Manionl.j,,. Ilm, M,.s 1(. HlKlsoil James Andrews. md family were busi ness callers in IClfcin Wednesday. Miss Olive O. Heuclmt left Wed- intr the more refractory ores avail able for the plant. One in Greenhorn is known as the Iron Hill and the other is in Cable Cove, the Wake i if it r.i.r.Aar. .-miii-Li r..i i , : :r , , .:, -t;,. i;, ti... f;... ;u u i.,..,., (llc'l'lic Mm-hili'il l'lesHt .nesuiiy to spend tne nonoays yvitnir "-- ' ' ,.. ..; ! , . 'relatives near lluntinifton. I ore and the other sulphide. Both I'Ollll.ANI), Hec. 1.,. (.corjre j A )jKamn hutchered nine fairy values in (,'old and silver. Sherman und Robert Green, convict- hofs Wednesday. I H was announced in the Herald ed of violatiiiK the anti-nicketiiiK in-' William vKewbci-f was transuctinff 'several weeks ago that the Sump- ijunctiim clurini; the shopmen's strike, business in town from l.a Grar.du : tl'1' Valley Smeltine company had last August, and sentenced to sixty Wednesday. !cnmpletel its organization, and the days in jail and lined $,100 -each, ' - announceineat made last niifht is but wiil bu reWased before f.'hrSs!mi.f'bv ' the carrying QUI of previuus plans. onler of Jude Wolverton ..n ; mo-, fools make feasts, and wise men !fYfMlttQ(lfititfn)BVi otmiitian- :tb.jM4J.uli a tuince al Hip tcniii and. tlie trin. Caulaln llcnt:t. 'enter 4( the Lion. '-Vlisfbor iOn itirn sttii i the ,SH,.t,l it ! h I Great, Vawey.pt Jnutcts.. ; :' There in vcr 2.ii.imi(i ,rr,., fdnils of InseclM known to be' now Inir tin til I'.irili.: :': ..-'1 , " "HOLIDAY m m i - t - t. f .,m - K A 1 Union Pacific will sell tickets from all stations in Oregon, "Washington and lilalio to a.'' (lestination where th'Q,pn.e,-vay filre is $30.00 or Jess, with minimum of "fifty cents, at one and one-half fare. t Uatc of SaIc--i)eccnilM!i2:i to 28 o CtC mitVJuk imi'i .I V S UARY 3rd, 1923. ' J. II. KpENKY ... .... ;. .Wm. McMURRAY Agent . , Cen Pass. Agent. m t hop's. nii i;i-- ' I ! ww o ' A. : vi ,. ! l.cn MWIIlt," l.r k- . i;oo.ln..- : t!.. - in Lo.nli'M. ?!!.. i ;:;u-:i!n;in. who hn n . . f 1 nur . order M'S" eat them. A London i Craze r f it )u 9 If .if ' BEARSHAVE ES T I E ) Another of those iHy Country flub linni-infj parties will be jjiven at the club house on Friday evr.iin I MeceniUT 2iHh, for which rather jL'liibotiite arrunemi'iits are beinK Jimulf. It is to be u strictly holiday . event with the trees of the forest udorniii(f the clubrtin interior, each jtree bearing (fifti n'l tokens to be i distributed among the gi.i'sts while the- fun is al its height. The echoes of u merry Chri.tnms will be in the 'uir an.l will also be dmonstrated by a tce of considerable sisse cure 1 fully planned and decorated in a i manner that would make old Kris iKrinjrle think he was an amateur :at this Christmas bu.iness. That the event will be a success is shown by the committee in charge the p.'f- 'sonnel of which is: Dr. and Mrs. IUy Murphy. Dr. and Mrs. R. P. Laiulis. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Moore, ''Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Seigi ist.Mrs. Anna Pollock, Mr. Krandt, Mr. nno. Mrs. F. L. Lilly, Mr. jind Mrs. T. Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Car! Helm, Mr. nd Mrs. Hurley Smith, Mr. and 'Mrs. Ward W. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. David ritgeruld. Mr. and Mrs. G., M. Richey will leave this evening for Portland where they will nuike their home in the future. They have built a. very fine home in the Hose City section of Portland and are planning to en joy the lower country indefinitely. i Mr. and Mrs. Kichey have for many, years been identified with La j Grande's development. He has been a business man of this city contin-i lUouslv. and their friends join in1 wishing them the good time which they anticipate in Portland. it ' Tuesday evening when the O. A. C. students give their dance in Rex it is expected there will be one of tho largest crowds of young people ns semhied that La Grande has ever witnessed. All arrangements are be ing made to injure a delightful eve ning complete in every detail. Com mittees are at work attending to every feature, from decorations clear down the line. , Turkey Dance Christmas Night Deuyiny that it will- be u "tur key trot" Christmas night when the community dance at Rex hall opens, P. J. Powers, the manager, admits that he is going to ihand a turkey to the popular couple during the eve ning. Special music has been ar ranged for the occasion and it is to be the place of enjoyment following the day's festivities. Ken Seigrist, who is home for Oie holiduv vacation from Hill's Military academy, sneaks in highest terms of that school. Ken says the habits there are as regular as the town clock and every boy comes up to the scratch in everything (demanded of E'idge, und musician, Mrs. Tilli Hui' I via .. J i The four' divisions of the LauW J-Aid of tho' Method wt church met in ' the iiiil I'oitm in tlu. Mpthmlist thurch I Wednesday, DervmWr 20, for their! , KRulur miinthly business and nociui i meeting. 1 i A verv favorable renort of tho uu- zaur was (riven and the ladiea of the Fourth Division proved themselves delightful hostesses. Uainty refresh- ,nienis wero served. I, Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Evans and their littlo soi, Carl jr., will arrive in I.a Grande this evening to spend Uhe Christmas and New Year holi days with relatives. . Ajnoi.tf the w"'k "f fia-"" ,his year have been .th, im-oiuo Ux return.-". ... Miss Golda Pohrman entertained a number - of friends at a Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stiles, Thursday, December 21. A delicious dinner was served after i which the evening was spent in 'games and music. At a late hour the assembled fruests received many presents from a beautifully deco i rated Christmas tree. Those present were the Misses Elva and Mabel Larsen, Bessie Back- iins: and tho hostess, Golda Pohr-! man. . litt.JKI;J ! . : 1 1 WIT T. HOT .11 SP.TfV'TPTT! rat AX APPROVED ! ' , LOCK HELPS I An approved lock on ! your car will help lower the cost of your auto- mobile insurance. This , agency always takes i pains "to see that its cli- ; ents receive such inf or- ination. The Undervvrit- ; ers Laboratories are maintained by insur- ance companies to see that first class devices J are given the recogni- j tion that they deserve, j Make a Memo Now to j Telephone Main S(i ; The Rt. Rev. William P. Rimine- ton, bishop of Eastern OreKon, will ' huld a Christmas service at the', Episcopal church, at the corner ofii Fourth street and O avenue on Sun- J day morninjr at eleven o'clock. The ; , services will include the communion;! service and an offering:, which will'! i, ,.,irt, t ii.;a .;,..h ...Ml l.n ..c,..l ! for the ouota of the district for e-'en-ii OHAS. H. ltKV.NOI.DS, Manager. eral work. J La Grande - Oregon i I The public is cordially invited to;i "Insuranco Willi Servlco" j iattend. ".. --. Security Insurance Agency him. t ' OlTr - h. fllv Asao'tiiieil -PresH) ItKRKELKY, Calif., Dec. 23 Sev en horWo contests are on the . nine game VJ'2H schedule of the Univer sity of California, recently in full here. One of the games to be played here will be the traditional clash With Stanford University. . This, it ts expected will formally dedicate t alifornia's million dollar stadium, and will be the first Stanford game played since 1920. California journeys to Portland to play Washington Slate college ami goes to Los Angeles to play the University of Southern California. I he games which the Honrs think fwili he the hardest, those against Southern California, University of iVnshington and Stafford, will be played on three successive Satur days, with no breaks between. No te-ims away from the Pacific coast hae been scheduled by Cali- I fornia and the only "stranger' to be seen hen. will be the Oregon Agri iiullu:.il coiiefce, which has not play ed al lieiJvt'ley in years, i On one Saturday next fall. Xovem- ! ber 10, San Krancisco and hay city : : fans must look to St. Mary's col- ! leg(. or the University of Santa k. lara (or tneir big game, as Man- ford and - California will both be i away from homo, California playing! in Los AntroK'N and Stanford meet- ! log the University of Oregon in; I'ortland. ( j The California schedule follows: Sept. 2fl- St. Mary's here. ! O.-t. tl - Santa Clara here. ' I Oct. i;t Olympic club here.1 Oct. 20--Oregon Aggies here. Oct. 27- Washington State at Port land. Nov. :l Nevada here. Nov. 10-U. S. (.'. at Los Angeles. Nov. 17 Washington here. Nov. 2-1 StMiford here. P. J. Powers niul wife are spend ing Christmas with Uncle Dunham Wright 'at Medical Springs. They will return to L:. Grande Monday afternoon. Miss Lois Cunn, daughter of the former Episcopal minister, is a house I guest of Mrs. Lou Jackson. She is , attending the Whitman college and will spend a few days here before leaving for her home in Nampa, Ida: The Lady Maccabees held their regular installation of officers with , the following in then chair: Com- mander, 'Mrs. Nora Mackey; lieuten- j ant commander. Mrs. Ida Charlton; record keeper, Mrs. Marjorie Eaton; collector, Mrs. Cora Kerr; past com mander, Mrs. Bert Carr; chaplain, Mrs. Cook; lady-at-arms, ;Mrs. Agnes Hedim'field; sergeant, Mrs; Grace Strieff: sentinel, Mrs. G. Harnden: ; picket, Mrs. V. Hamilton; captain of the guard, Mrs. May Ladd; color bearer No. 1, Mrs. Lillian Hedgren; color bearer No. 2, Mr.- D. Hever- Monuments ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW I . iiliiilii: W bv mde profound itudy of monument building, nd an order placed in our hands ii lure to receive faith ful, inWllitent xecution. V W Will Gladly Firnlsh IstimaUi T Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company 152 S At La Crudi, Or, ooooooooooooooocooooooo o Xmas Sermon the Pallor In lite Mornlnu Ut I'lewii O k Baptist Church aih A sprint Ytmim I'etple. ii'tiiti; In I eninu at (t.;'.0 nu- IVotrnitn al r.M III . . It. Mri'OX. Palnr nil mi ran g KILL III I UMU STATEMEETING o . o ! I.Mlil Ki;, D,.f. L:i.-riof. nykstra; o win u,c :-.n far l'ortlund l t-1 o tettl the Stal, Tfiu'hetV a.ot-intion ! 0 nici'tiuj: whuh rt.nvriiM during the o hi'l.tluy si-;i-,n. He i one of the g.fi'iir ilil.'cm fnim Union county, o Hoy Huki i- wan an Inibler visitor o.Wo.lin-fitav. g l'n.f. (V. K. Dm i t II will visit with o frifiult in t i.ini', Dii'ffon,. ilm-iiiK the g'v.u-almii pi-i-inil. 0 I'lai n!'ani;:injr n (iirls' o,l.'ami!'iM- !!i itiii.lo an maturinK un g 'li t- the l..aiiiThip f .Mrs. Hershey. I joooooooooooooooooooooooooo olMI'OUIWl 1111.1, lNTUODrCKK. o; '' .-ociuti-ti l-ress.) ' o WASHINGTON, lee :). Poiirt g ir.i: out that l'iviilents Wilson anil! o Mai.ln i; ri iu(l to denounec ' g i-'itam i!iriimi!;atry commeri-ial o 1 '"" liuvte.l in the men-hant o niatine n.-t .f I'.'Jil. Senator .Mi-KeI-1 g lar, il.-iiiiiorat. of Tennessee, today o intiodiiii-il an aiiiendment to the' o . -"il'l'tnir lull pmiwsinir ahroitation of (ho. treaties l.y direct action of the house and senate. ' "Comfortable as an old shoe" A homely expression that exactly doNcrlbcs tho sensation oPn woman who lias been lilted to a FilONT LACE CORSET "t-a CamtMc" Cor.seLi emljody tlio latent and most Important ft improvemrnta In front lace rorsftlnff. t'omplte asporlnierit of the dif ferent models and sixes always on luiml. rrknl ami I p. Mrs, Robt. Pattison forM'lero lMimie Xll'W He. 1703 CMk III! We Wish You A Merry Xmas For Your Xmas Order Florida Grape Fruit, JKavel Oranges, Cranber ries', Bananas, Grapes, Head Lettuce, Hot House Lettuce, Artichokes, Brussell's Sprouts, Celery, Sweet Potatoes, Cauliflower, Squash, Ruta bagoes, Turnips, Cabbage, Cluster Raisins, Dates,' Figs, Fruit Cake, Plum Pudding, Nuts, .Candies, Fresh Cocoanuts. OUR STORE W ILL BE OPEN FRIDAY v AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. J. G. Shoclgrass 109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75 NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY SHER RY'S SUNDAY and MONDAY Thomas Meighan -in- "If You Believe It, It's So Tho greatest Meighan drama ever made. Theo dore Roberts and Pauline Starke in the cast. also "BEWARE OF BLONDES" A Hall-Room Boy Coniedv KM"'
