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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1922)
Friday, . December -1922. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Champion Home for the Holiday Mrs. taura M Uoyt Berommenda Chamberlain's Tablets. Special Attention! "I have frequently used Chamber lain's Tablets, during the past three yenrs, and have found them splen did fur headache and bllioUH at tacks. I am only too pleased, at any time, to apeak a word in praise See our fine assortment of Rome-MuU Cretm Chocolates in Boxes. Also Mexican Chewe, Al mond Brittle, Feanut Brittle und Tff y. Fudg f 1 . 1 . i k. its pf them," writes Mrs. Lawn M. HoytJ es, pagb rsr-n -aWfr -.. -29, GOASTGRID MENTORS TD BE RETAINED AH Our Candies Are Made In Our Factory PALACE CONFECTIONERY nocKporc, re. x. nuy. Pacific Coast Conference Coaches Will All Be Back On Job in 1923; Teams Fear Idaho. -All l-U peimwv intmnired to net homo for Cl'istm.. SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 2!, the luotlcill i-oucht-a of lifj'2 I'ariri-' I 'oast .uiifciruco .(ailiH yill t(C r--tufnou ijitrjiih the 1 liI si-jison, nc ronliiiK W pivscnj JuclieiiliiMi.s. Often schools wli h lpintf team: eluiiifre ro:it-ht': iltii ln I ho wjnlir hut it Ih! prnhahle that iho rule will not be follow-.l. Tor Stanford univor.Hily Ur:i will )if the first year in five tint! a new conch has not taken cliurK at the opening of the noa-sun. Amly Kort', who handled the t team, will re imilu n.s the icprrMiii(titlvo of Ulenn WuriH'i-, who ronios to lake over Hit' reins in irj. a-wt- won tin- con-'""" ,VJ"", " " . , fhiViir or ''animal studm-tH hv i,Vanorder, Llva Vuwirder, Mary Van- lam iiu-i " ami : t. .pun !:io Willi ma and -pa" at JacU Kinrns PARK PASSES PET MS Mr. and THE PARK, Dec. ?fl.- iyirs. Clarence Vnnnrder, (Special to The OliKcrver) . COVK, Die.. Dee. 29. This lias been a joyful week liotli for young unci old. lor nil enjoyed the proKrums and mi-lis ilo'iur its Christmas killinir early, foiiudnlioii uf what .x.ecl,l to le were uie truests 01 Mr. ami j r.. ,7 ZXL' " V . a wlniiliitf HYHii-m fur Stanford. I pen vamruer ai a granu lurncj work Mils ar-ason, when lie la SNOW NEUILT GONE AT GOVE ljere aliiiiK Jii sialor, Mrs. Karl Ja kcr. , K. T. JtoHWfll and wtf hnv inpvod to te Levy funn hi Hok Vulley, whero they vil fetil their rattle this winter The friu:tKtH UntMhed ahhiKlhig the hull last week. .Kail weather stopped the work on It for a couple of weeks. The headlinon would indicate that the feminine part of the Population JVu.lv Smith, of course, will remain " on Christmas ihiy. at ('iilifonita. When Hmith went ioj eh There was no nrotfram at the .school, as before announced, due to mfi'hiN men had nothin hut ruhy weather and the parents decidintf i.. tt,..i.. 'i-i. ...... I...... to celebrate at home. AH had a followed but (luting tliosu yearn Smith taiiKht his men l)ow to piny a K"m of foot I ki I J. vhUh has won for them the const title for three yean, t'ali lorn ia hope to repeat next year. a. Washington's team this year made tin; best record of any Husky eleven (iinee I ;i 1 (I, I he la;d year ti Union i' Jtobie coat-lied In the north, no, unt il rally. Knne h S;iKshaw will he kept li coach. UiiKshaw formerly was a winning IiIkIi sellout coach at Kverett mid last. . ear took over football at touKh one hut thin year hhi teai.i a!lt "d grouse ami finely put lot onlv to ('ulifornia. . IUP I'Hy Varden trout, huckleberry -Shv" MunthiMton. who HUceeededSP. strawberry preserves, raspberry his teacher, iftigo liczdek, as coach I Jam d a variety of other de hc.ious n.t ,.eiroii in 111 IS. has been iriven 1 f.m,ts Krown riK,lt. garden of splemlid time at the different fam ily reunions. The "Huntws" up at' the Forks had a grand family Christmas, all the family bcin at- home with the exception of Irene, who is now in La Crande. A largo Christinas tree was in evidence in the most promi nent corner of the "Big Lou Cabin" with numerous presents received from Montana, Idaho, Washington and California and from the far old state of Maiue. The dinner consist ed of canned venison, canned pheas Ml:ts Zelpha lleueh pave a fine pro- pram oi Hon K.i, drills and recitation.) followed by a I'hrlstmaH tree. 4li.su lieach teaches Frosty Kchool and is spending her vacation ip 1'niou with relatives and friends. OOOOOOOOOOOOOO60OOOOOOOOOO the great Oregonjn:K' w'tn tne accompaniment of mu- ll uvanl to a T-iHlt 'uniisnuu oy a pauiiupmpii. his contract for ington proilnced el. veil tint) held core in J!H!i. critics said that he in herited his men from Hezdek. liut this year, without n Itezdek pupil on the fciu:id, fluntiiiKtoii turned out a team that won three coast conference games, finished l.iUMi in percentages and tied Washington for the North west conference title. A jolly time was For several days the telephone has been out of order somewhere 'be tween Union and the Foster place. Joseph Lay is moving an old build ing frgm his field. Joe is always active at something Othello Lav came, home from Ia Grande to pass the Christmas hol-j days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. jo Although (Jus Veleh had , a hard. Joseph Lay. , . g season at Washington Sl.ile In Uia The teacher, J. II. Barton has dc-!o there is no,iak, of replaclnp , htm tLsciUed not to. take any wucation andlo coach, lie was handicapped by the Proceed with the school, taking the j g fact that most of hi men were g'nVn same 'amount of day from his term 0 A fine Christ matt program and troo were given Friday ufternoon at Shanp-jO K.hiirJ hv Mlwi ( It-,.,... I'.kiw. n.i.t 1 her -pupils.! The snow' fs about pone, having experienced a few days of real warm weather. Mr. a ad Mis. 1 J. Chadwlek and family, Mrs. .Mary Chambers and J. R Tallent were guests at Christmas din ner yilh Mr. and Mrs. Neil Klght. H V. Johnson and family and Wal ler Johnson spent Sunday wilti their parents, Mr. and .Mrs. T. It. Johnson, in I -a (ii-ande. A. L. liecker and family spent Christmas with Airs. Leah Upelcer In La CJi-ande. It. (i. J laker and wife are here from Iteith to speml the vacation with rel atives and friends. Kverett Kuihwrn of Hoise, Idaho, Is OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0 FORD & GEORGE We I'miyht a Salesman's Samples of Hair and Cloth BRUSHES The Saving- is Passed Along to You By Selling All These at HALF PRICE This is Less Than Regular Wholesale They Ave All in the Window Take a Iook rK tit Kir HUH L"HUWj13I pud also by a hard schedule, which made his eleven practically a traV (litiK team. fiick I tut herfonl ha ' dnvelopcdi t ureal line at the Oregon Aprlcultural Colletfo, audi probably Will be re tained. IChiV can keep his team tO pether and develop a ttuarterback, the AgKica will be heard from next year, acoordlnp to northern observ ers. Tdaho Is the team that most of the conference coaches will fear in 1JI23. This vearJtol), Matheww, dur Inp lils' first ''year as Vuudal coaeli, turned out nn eleven which made a reputation for its ighlinp ability, al though most of his nien were play ing their first year at football, and were playing out a schedule which called fnr seven out of eight games away from home. .Mathews is wel liked at Idaho and will be retained. Klmer C. Henderson this year turn ed out his first Coast Conference team and it won three organization games, winning for It the right to repi-Hseiit the west in the Pasadena Rist-Wes! clash with Venn Slate Netv Year's I ay. Henderson has turned out good teams for the past several years. " ' at the latter end , The Know .is disappearing verylg fast. If this soft weather persist8,io the ParJc people will be plowing mQ Catherine creek is swollen to quite a height by the recent thaw. Kd Cillespie and Mr. Foster, his neighbor, havts been hauling logs for wood. ;-' Take it 'all 'in' nil the ''Park" and vicinity is second to none in attitude of cheerfulness during Christmas, It has all the attributes of a commun ity that can well take care 'of itself and furnish Sis- "bit" towards the less fortunate. . RUE RUES ELGIN-HOME If fifty or so orphans will hot sep arate some birds from thesr cash we cannot think of anything that will. EASLES ' may be followed by serious cold tioublee; uae nighUy VAPO RUB Ova 1 7 Million Jan Used Yearly legal Ouarantee GiveroJ No need of Knite-no Lin-Tinliiiiie work. Atk to Glt-o-liis Pili: Tu-a'tinuut. I,. Xi. I)KWU X) (Kpeclal 10 1 lie iinserverj i ELGIN, Dec. 29. Fire Christmas' nlfciii tlfNtroy.l a bouse owihI by law llluinfiiMti'ln untl occupieil by Mr. Hrolt and liix laughter. They lia.l lived In Hie hoiisn Tor Die past year, but b-fl a f;w weeks jiko for rorlland. 'I'lU'V returned a few day.H UK" and Mr. Ilrotl had moved in a few pieces of rurnilure, IncludtnK the klteheli runiie. whti'h be bad jut wl up on hristni is day. A yoilliK man passim; tlte liouse near miduiffht no llreii the flame and aroused Mr. Hi-ott but before an alarm could be turned In the bouse was burned beyond wav ing. Mr. and Mrs. Iliifih Itoblnsnn ol YaUlma are HiiendlliK fie holiday sea son with Mrs. Itobluson's brother lien- ja mill Itendshadler Miss Helen lienbtini rclurned KtI nrday troni Monmoiilli. wliere sbn Hu bert! attendliiK the noruial school. Weber ICnulish In spendinir the holi day vacation with friends and rel ative!) in KlKlll. "e Is .ittemlliiK l A. ('. this year. . . The Christmas tree at the Methodist church was well attended. Tho Holi day school bad ananifed an Interest Inir program or music, readings and dialogues. It was Kiven on Saturday night. The r-hristlnn Sunday School rkvc their rhi iMiuua prOKium on Saturday eveninir. Ir. Butler spent Christmas with hi' family near Monnionlh. lr. and Mis. K. C. fieltinpi and rlill.lieii apent l-irlstlna In Iji Orando with t tie Th.iMi.son rsinlly. They plan to upend t'.i I of Ibe week vIslllnK Itll rehil vi i in Wallowa ronntv. Imn Stinuiier lias been spending i fw. days In I A. (Irande on liuslness. I.. Itenliim and daughter. Louise, mode the trip to ijl tjitinde Friday nlht to meet Miss Helen, who came - In from Monmouth. T-A-X-I Call Main 580 Imperial Billiards TAXI Service Enclosed Cars CALL MAIN 44 Wmms Be Cured to Stay Cured I GUARANTEE to per manently cure your Piles without cutting, burning, stitching, anaesthetic, con finement or unpleasant after-effects. My patients arc reputable men and women in every walk of life to whom r you may refer about this painless, non surgical cure If you are a sufferer from Piles, Fistula, Fissure -or other rertal disease, mil or write today for my FRHE booklet. Cos) of treatment returned if I (ail to cure your Piles. Dft.CilAS. J. E?EAN JEMD AND MORRISON P0RT.ND.OFflEC0tt MrhHOrJ ihiS PAl-Dl VctiTlNt OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Bargains In Homes A new five-room dandy home and two ,101s near the railroad ahops, city water, electric ItKhts, bath' and toilet, garagre, nlco lawn, etc. $2,000, G00 cash, $25 rer month payments. Five-room home on Oak St., near Adams Ave. All furnished, for 13,- 6uo. $500 cash, $35 monthly pay ments. A dandy home on PlrHt St., one-half block from Adams Avo. Five, rooms. built-in kitchen, bath, toilet, v electric 1IKUIS, Cliy wuicr, uiu. f.uuu, fuuv cash. Five room modern home In the 1500 block on Y avenue. Two lots, batn, toilet, electric lights, city water and garage. Macadamized atreot Price, 32000, $600 cash. A five-room modern borne, with largo corner lot on 12th street, one block from paved street. 12500, oo rash. Will take a good car as part payment Small tractB, city lota, farms, otc., for sale and trade. Auto and Fire Insurance. PYRAMID LAND CO. t J arcade: Starting MONDAY JL9 Et, 'Wircrlrd In; J GORDON Ef)V,vPa)' Staged in Rome. SiaUj To Our Friends Customers- and With the year 1922 drawing to aoelose we take this opportunity of expressing our thanks for the business yop have tendered us during the year. As we divert from the daily routine of busi ness, we realize that our customers, who have shown confidence in us, have made it possible for us to say that we have had a successful year. Assuring you of our appreciation for your patronage and confidence, and with liest wishes, we remain, Yours very tiuly, J. G. Snodgrass 109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 75 NO CHANGE FOR DELIVERY DIAMOiNI) Tires and Tubes at the Ore. Hdw. & Imp. Co. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO There's a touch of refinement with EDISON MAZDA LAMPS. H. & S, Electric Company Wiiinp;, Repairing, Appliances, Supplies and Son-ice 105 Depot St. . Phone 803-W OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO For Sale N'v modern five-room Iioumo, full haaonicnt, fireplace, hardwood floors, very conveniently arraiiKt'd, on pavnd m root, new luwn with good Mand. TIiIh Is u HiuYndid well hullt homo In (tetilralile location In we.itorn portion of the city. Itoonitng hoiiHO, 12 rooma, furnlHh ed, on iuved atreot, Hiram limiting plant, cluau in. A apU'ndld incorni) propci iy. Thla Ih a property that should appeal to Home Tamil)' when tho huHhund Imn a Rood ponltlun und where the wlfo can mukrt from lt!0 to 9 1 GO per month, uefchtes giving tho family a coiuforluhlc doue-ln Ikomu, Modern four-room furnlnhed hotmo fnr nut. 1'rlte, 30.on. Modern C-room Iiouhi, full hnsc moot with wash trays, heatliitf plant luwn, Khadfi Iiooh. Tlila In a wt-ll hullt house In kjm1 luratiou An N nvcnm; I'rlro MB". Now niodt rn flvo-room hou'i. You will Wkf tli arraiiKemont. J'hiKtorml wlrrd. laro living room, will wlrntl, tarutre. ni-ar hlh Mchool on N uvenue. Thin houo Ii:ih Uv.vn hullt mily a fi-w Mionth. It Ih prttfd riht and orj liberal ternia con he m'cured. Geo. H. Currey Heal Batata Iaiii?anc New Year News of Importance to Housewives Store being closed Sunday and Monday neces sitates buying for two clays, Saturday morning will bring a fresh supply of fruita and vegee tables. Celery lettuce Sweet Potatoes Yams Fresh Tomatoes Green Peppers Sprouts . Oranges Bananas Grapefruit Grapes Cranberries Cauliflower Parsnips And Many Other Good Things to Eat PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY CALL MAIN 80 Fancy Decorated Cakes Any Emblem, Monogram or Inscription Executed in Sugar We Have a Fine Assortment of WELL AGED FRUIT CAKES ,60c per pound ' 1 CHERRY CAKES Filled With Lucious Maratichino Cherries, Angelique and Walnuts Yery Delicately Flavored 75c per p,ound MINCE PIES The Genuine Old Fashioned Kind 30c, 40, 60 each LADY FINGERS, MACAROONS, WAFERS, CHERRY DIPS 75c per pound WANT TQ BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AD ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooog o o o o o o o o o Invest That Money You Got for a Christmas Present in Gifts That Last at J. H. PEARE & SON La Grande's Leading Jewelers Established 1890 8oooooooooooooooooooooooocoo?ooooooooooooooooooooooooooopoooooooooooo ! ! I o o o o o ; o 5