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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1923)
PAGE SIX. TV THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, January 8, 1923. UNIONHASBUT She Got ''Doc" to Prescribe LITTLE SNOW i l'NION, Jan, K.-r Aiurty people hold-j Ing wur' saving1 .stumps- are Inklntf; advantage or the present opporlunllv1 lo turn litem Iti to the government,! according to I he loral posl master, Tony 1). Nmllh. Most of the stamps: urn being exchanged for llu cosh, i only u fow are taking the certifi cates In their places. Tony Hays tliut i thin rush unit tedious work Ih worse) thun the Christ mas packages worn. While, olhfr places have been, gel ting snow and slush this pnrt of the Valley has been absorbing a slow rain Which Ih nrarly all sinking Into tin ground. Wo have had very 111 to Httnwi In I'n Ion during the punt couple ofi wonka. 'Mm. Tiny Duncan, one of tho grade teachers him been kept awuy from the school most of the1 lime since the lam week in I irpmbtT on account of the illness of her two small hoys. f.'l'hoy wem threatened with pneumon la and the smaller I ail has also been having considerable trouble with his ram. dr. Houvy wim railed In from ' Grande and lanced the car u rid thn hoyK tit l'tt report were slowly Im proving) nil hough unable to be out yot, I Jr. Hi-buster Iiiih charge of tho coses'. ' ' WV I. Davidson Ih here from linn-' don, Oregon, visiting, with his brother-i in-law; Charles Wright. I Offlecrs '. for thn ensuing term oft six monlhs, wore Installed by Die Odd! IY'IIowk nt their regular meeting last! Friday- night. The new officers were: 'cjjCAGO,' Jan. 8. Increases ISohin Urnnd, W. V. Connor; vice' avej-aginir. about 10 Pr cent Kiuiui, rniuii aiii-ii; m-ri rimy, r. r. k J. T V 1 I I., t ' Jc fLc'' . I Win ll" Vr , fl: pnAnrn mavhp ii- 1 1 u u 1 1 1 ii mini mi i m m ! TOMAKE OATH STUDENT IXiXS FIGURES CORVAI.LIS, Jan. 8.-LoBns by tho jtulent lonn fund outstanding; Junu- fund from outstnndinff loans. Since the foundation "of . tho fund; . 1347 loans amounting: to a total of $113,- KllliJili; have, hecn Krnnied. . iOsa (iLEE CI.UIl TESTS But not whnt vou think. Her b.ily hail pneumonia, and tho coal-less ,ouse was eol.l ...id .tamp, so Mrs. A1U.-.1 chapman ,otlrc'" had iho..loctor presenile a.loa.l of coal. Tho .local-dealer I lied I and announced that doctor s prescriptions would he t yen precedeneo In the futur.. Look, u It there might be more "rake- ailments for the doctor. men and 40 to women. Thf average ;loan to men is fC3.17 and to women , (H.(.V ll.l to Thn Ohserver) l.i!B. NOUTII I'OWDICU, Jan, 8. h, B.I Ijn"t term loans, amounting to ll.uwell, ll.e new ...avor-.-Uci ami iiwinury $7000, wera made, while about .oii.ielii.ipn will tak.. th. ir orri-- 'hesnme amount was repaid to the In a rew .!:.vn lli. old council koch' - - .( a.ul ti..' w .'... in. A lmii,iift i Im heinir pl..u... .1 a.... ni,r.in,i new or- l lo r. will ...'. "1 the talilo an. I ..ilk 4jvfr wh'.l is h.-.-tt tor the welfaroj f Noi-lli ISjWilcr. Aliove ull I'Veryoncj Is KhlK I" If I litre Is aj KILOCKCt', IK" win " ., i.iiiik ..I Rt'fp Kli.l - al'lep iUtciulliiT Hill- ac-t-lojrelher fee.l.l The Aui-o1iik illi'-.-rs li.'iA'e made aj Tine .record .lu lnlf their term or ol' fi.'e'ali.l .v..r.v.,Hf is . H.lre llmt lh' new ones will .If" as well. Holh ul.l Hi ' are prOKiesnivc lillsl-i ness in.Mi an, I . ver llill.K will he iloiie in. make Hie eiiy hnirer mul littler. ary 1 amounted to $18,8l.8(). Thislthrau,;h flure of students to repay ""'.-ra "i " luuim iu i .mns has umounteil in 11 wars to only enght-tenthnv of one . per - cent on all money loaned. . . , MarrlOKw? lleensese l.sifed In, Aar loit rounty durinff 1S22 lotnlefl 4M. to IfCJl tire mtmhe.. wan 411. CORVAM.IS, Jan. 8. Ter.ors and snnranos.- basses nnn alios, win an be heard in 'tests tat the Kite and Madrical clubs next week, the su. cessful aspirants' to be announced soon after. The cnllcfce chorus, 'from whiotr Rleo and Madrigal club mem hers will be picked, will continue to meet throughout the year. 00O000OO0OO000OO000OOO000OOOOO0OOO00000OO0O000O6O000OOOOO0OO00O000OO00OO o . , ' . o o - . o o , , o I1KAD THE WANT ADSt Bargains In Homes Invest That Money You Got for. a Christmas Present in . Gifts That Last at J. Hi PEARE & SON La Grande's Leading Jewelers , Established 1S90 ma ii, ouimi piiicEs rr , Jteuter: v'haplahi. A. Huiiacii; warden. L.iaHseH fi n)urthiin:lis wetv quoted j. in. Hi'vrhoruiign: ronuiicTor. i-reu ()lj,.v ft nPw Keim-atinual list Brown; It. H. H Htevc llarn; I.. S. H . sued' by Scars Roebuck & Co- mail j Tvore; niiiiuniTH iu rs. n., if nr., order hOUSC (JrlKgH iiikI John I'V.rgimoii; lnldn Olficiu'.s of the comnHnv nscfibed I). II. ('oruii-r; (Hitshle (J., A. I. 'the ndvniicfs to Jin upward, tend- Jildocr. Alter Hie liinlullal Ion imtncy, of wholesale jJi'Icok since. .July, inpmhern prciKent worw hit ei a liineh ' lljLrh labor costs, it was explained, by A. Hanncn ami IiIh wide of the WPre nn important factor in making nieinherNiiii rumpuiKii commiitec. .the chaitfrea nccensary. t'liaricy ( onnor, who Hulls rrom f'ove, waH In Tntou Kriduy cveiilni; und Hadirdny. on hln way home from u vhlt In linker. Jack . Iionaviui, tho genial grocery Paris JiaH decreed, it fiaems, that our irls wear longer . skirts. ..IJut, glory, be," the Declaration of ,fml- and distributed over practically ul peaucnuc wu nuu Wlwn ... v.... UN!() FIREMEN EI-ECT UNION, Jnn 8. There was a meet inK of the Union fire department at clerk who him worked In tho. Connor city hall Wednesday evening; of Ktoro for the hint few yearn, Ih how t- behind the conntem of the t'nloii null Grocery. The proprietor! nay they JiiHt brought Jack along with the other preferred ftock gomlnv . Htanford Adler wiim her- from Jiaker last I'YIduy. He wan regis tered at the I'nlon Hotel.' ; Mjm. fifay 'Catlln iwa nvdr from Ui , (UuuC1 jlimti' M'tieHda)- looking ufter Homao; ine- uea i ros worn in in in vicinity. 1 i'ritnil(yl fiu-l-cAK it ny tho addition of one more tcach t nr? Inj'.thu; Vnion' htftl cJjool, filH ' Kelgu iNellnon, wtio arrived New Yeur'H.day from ('nllfomlnu-tind toiUf oveij Home of lhuclafteH ui llie'opn Ing of Hchool afler thn holidays, Hup- ActnteudonW C-OJikJltt; now Iiuh more 1 lime to 'bat everything In run- tt"K Binoolhljv. Hoy Con k I In and Kalph Morgan. " reprenentlng the high ncliool faculty, this week, at which time various matters looking toward, the better ment of the 1 department were dis cussed and the following officers were elected: President, (). A. Cline; vice president, E. B. Johnson; sec retary, (ieorge I. Clark; treasurer, C. lu Cadwell; chief, II. J. Koilmair. The pum of, $18.00, proceeds of fire men'rt danto was-infdered turned over to the hiffh -school' gymnasium fund. There is new life in the department andvit" wiH : be raady for any emer gency,' ' Sport's ''Papa." nmifirlu trl.ll.. ,,t .. r,.t,n, ir.ii-.iirn 1 i'Iiuy1 one of the workmen enter! Ills dog. pleurie lo see hlin. Jumped up to his lap. iltfoi-gla -bmkod. on a nuiiient und then remarked, "My, you love your uia, don't-you.-Sport V - r MUSIC qf Joy and fmMit forth YuJctide Reason W.H. Bohnenkamp Co. ,- . - ' I- . A new rive-room dandy home and i two lots near the railroad shops, eityj water, ei.'.'ii..: hi.,,", ,urh Kun.KC, nice lawn. etc. JL'.noo, f,00 rash, j:r, re.- inonth payments. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooopooooooooo Flvo-roo'w homo On Oak fit., near Adttms Ave. AU. fufnUdjed, for j:i,- j .'.'"$Soi casli'K ji.onlhly' nay-1 t V. -f ' ' i dandy l.oine on 'thirst ft-. one-hall' j block from Adams Ave. l-'ivo rooms, biilU-ln kitchen. . bath, ..toilet, electric. MBli'ts, ciU' wikte.'i r'd'W) cuab. , . , . ( JOINT RECITAL i . 1 1'- Five room modern home in the 1500 I , block on "V avenue. Two lots, bath, j toilet, electric lights, city water and; garage. Alaeanaintzcu street. I'rice, $2000, $600 cash. A. five-room modern homo, with j 1 large corner lot on ltli street, one ; block from paved street. $2600, $li00 j cash. Will take a good car as part puyment. j Small tracts, city lots; farms, etc., j for sale and trade. I Auto and Fire Insurance. PYRAMID LAND CO X Says Grcrtm .Vp;;':cd In Nostrils ? f i Opens, Air I'dsuaes Ifight Up. J TnAtiint relief--no waiting. Ynar clogged nustriU fpen right up; the air ianmigi'n uf your head rleur ami you run breathe freely. No more hawking, tuiulaing, blowing, hradaclie, dryiicsx. No sttuggling for Urea ill at night; your cold or catarrh disappears. (et a . nni. ill bottle of Kly's Crcnm Bnlm from v),ir drupgist now. Apply t little of this frngrntiU antisrptie, hcab ing cream in your nostrils. It penetrates through every air panario of the head, mad lies the inlliimed or swollen mucous membrane and relief rome iuslantly. It's just line. Don't ntny wtufTed-up with a cold or Huity 'catarrh. "Comfortable as an old shoe A bonely expression that exactly describes tbo sensation nf a woman who has been tit ted to H'i Hifcpftrovil9-"the' bkHketbull- ybyn who uchh CTIl'rccn CDniUI ' 1 playeU there, f HEAD STUFFED FROM , j H : hen Philips is slowly: recovering I CATARRH OR A COLD $ r-: rrom a recent paruiyiie hiiokot atin n will soon be out again. ..v 1 - Jr. 1..' J.- Hetison of PorUaml. , eompanled by his wife, left for .heir I home last Tnemlay evening after short visit with their counIiim, tlie pennon brothers at this place. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oreggs wont to Pendleton lo eat a Now .Year's dinner with relatives In the I'mu- ' tlllu city. They returned to I'nlou on 'ednenday. A Joint Installation of the K'nluhts of Pylhlas. and the 1'ythlan Hlttters was staged at the K.'P. hall Tues duy evening. Dancing followed the official exorcises. J,' l-ollrliUrn wiim In front Maker j lust Haturday. He reglHtei'tai at the, I'nlou Hotel. . ; - ; t v tjyni I'lKgiessbig. ' v The roof work Is being rushed for-' wurd on the new gym as rapidly the weather will permit. Superln-i tvlidetil A'oukllu tUl lio)e.i to Im able to flnlrth Ihu hnMkethall .leamiu's lo cal Raines m the new lucutloni The . v.,; !iiaplu '"'""I'-WiU probably be put .ln. .. ' ,:. l(oer . in the aeason, hut a temporary; lloor Is now In and khmich ean We played on this (loot- as soon a the 1 oof. celling and niden are completeil. Iuaene K. l-'ltdier. t. i. Kiher and wlfo, wore over from linker New Year's day and stopped at (he I'nlou hotel. New of fleers for the Carnation olub 1 t wtlo wore eleili'O at the meellng ot 'this snrU'ty a I the home of Mis. . 1'Vank runner on Thursday afternoon were as follows; President, Mrs. i laird; vice president. Mm. Conorr; secretory - treasurer, Mm. ogel. tJiiests other than tho members we? c. .Mrs. Holly of Colon, and Mrs. tieoiKe Vehrs of i.a tlrande. After Die elee tlun a ihttnly lunch was served, 1 Practically uH the Involetng in our stores ban- been wound up and the merchants are starting out on the new year's business. Airs. Heech who lias been suffer ing from a severe cold lor sexerul ; duys, is reported as better yesierdaj. jMIN. eru IM).V is imif m ur airaln after her recent uiness aim operation. About forty members of the Colon Heltef Corps were present S;tlunlu sfteinoon to witness the Installation ceremonies. Mrs. Mlnnlrk was the thler Installing officer and thx new roster Is ns ridlows: Ka Del-up. pres ident; Huruh Hhappet, vice president; 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 - Cuck. treasurer; Hell Mustek, secretary; Mrs. Shuw, conductor; Lena Cox. AJartha Stevens, Myrtle Cllns and Ida Clin, color bearers; Mrs. J. J. Uiown, outside guurdluu; Mrs. Cross, Jr., Pcurl .Miller. Inside guardluii: Viols Parker, musk-tun: Mrs. Kcott. patriotic instructor. After the meeting closed a Hunt lunch was nerved. James Nelson and .Mrs. .MovkU llalsey went to Wallowa couuly last 1 ; Wednrs4ay In answer to a mesiMce ' unnounttng (he death of Mr. Nelson's: Ister. j K. Anderson, nil balling from I-u' Alrsixlt wei siopplna- at Ihe I 'nlon 1 Hotel last Tuesday. Special Attention! See our fine assortment of Home-Made Cream Chocolates in Boxes. Also Mexican Chews, Al nignd Brittle, Peanut Brittle and Taffy. Fudff- All Our Candies Are Made in Our Factory "7. PALACE CONFECTIONERY LA GRANDE Emil Eyer and Umberto JVIartucci Tenor Piatiist and Accompanist Emil Eyer Possesses a pure tenor voice of beautiful quality and a wide range, and sings with expression and tine interpretative power. Special mention may well be made of his diction in English, French, Italian and German, each word car rying its own signification. New York Tribune, Umberto. JVIartucci . , : At the Piano, gives a rare exhibition of faultless technique combined with that soulful -interpretation of his art which ever . characterizes the mu sicians of musically historic "race." He has accompanied many of the rioted . singers, a few of which are Mme.' Matzenauer, Ilempel and Alex.:Bonci, and everywhere his work has be&i'.-most: favorably I'cce'ivod.i-v-ov.T. Vor';, Ili&kr". AT STAR THEATRE THURSDAY EVENING' JANUARY 11TH ' " ; : AT EIGHT :TIHRTY O'CLOCK ! at FivONT LACE CORSET 'l.ft Camlllo" Co'ycts embody the latest and most Important "Permanent as the Pyramids" Manufacturers of Hewer . BuUfllng lTMlr . Irrigation Culvert Drnli.RKO , ' V WELL CURBINO SEPTIC TANKS Phone .Main. 120 . ; Factory .Island City .; ! ripe . ... f ..: Chimney "iSlocks Superfine Bread made by improvements In front lace vo meting. Coniptete Assortment of the dif ferent models and sites always on hand. Price! $.50 ami lip. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corse tiers riinnc Ites. 1702 Oak '4 La Grande, Oregon' -1 Dig' Into Your Business EVERY business has a chance of becoming a gold mine. The great problem is digging out the treasure. An adequate bank connection is a most important part. This bank is always interested to co-operate with you in safely developing your business to the limit. Our officers will be glad ; to discuss these questions with you. ' " UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK gJs.-TT""' La Grande, Oregon MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
