La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 10, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER T Wednesday, January 10, 1923. MenVWear 1 . 1309 Adams Ave. jan. uearance aaie MEN'S 16-in HI TOP VEAL OILED ' ! II II I nmif t k sin ! i S8.95 . DuU I LLbbtiMb ! ICHARGED WOMAN TE1TDK mm ET TRIP TO THE - CAPITOL CITY WAS WET ONE (Continued from page one.) 1 1 high water murk iind seemingly Irv ing to breaK an previous records )or write II. K. Dixon, Foley Building La Grande, OreeoD. 10-30-tf V Mr4 M. '.McNoilly wiw arrested ilhis minniiiK at about nine o'clock ,Jiy the city police on a charge of the mulling" of lntoxfrating liquut' enn Vtrary to 'the city ordinances. The police state that they have sufficient evidence to constitute a case against he.-. , The trial will bo held in the city court this evening nt 7:110 o'clock with Judge 11, J. Kitchen presiding. TIIK HKAI'Ili:it 1'OIITI.ANI), Jan. In. Tonight nil Til. i iiii . r i. wetness, aunuay morning a dismal Bllie and White CagCrS tO nir 'spread over the eitv of Port- Plav Union, Friday and''un' -luc t0 a numu','of legislators c i 1, i i.u'who had congregated there liming Elgin batlirday; Both the; been bluntly informed thut the high- OailieS Are (Jilt Of Town. ways between lonian-i and Salem were under wai urn. railroads and electric lines were not safe as a means of travel. After many con ferences our old friend, John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent of the Southern Pacific was appealed to and true to his early training, he said there was no such word as can't when it beenme necessary to trans port legislators of Oregon -from the metropolis to the state capitol. He therefore ordered out a ateam train Sunday afternoon which took the re maining members on their journey through the flooded districts. It waj not uncommon to travel with water running over the fifrst steps of the coaches and netween Portland and Oregon City the rather amusing situ ation occurred when the engineer de manded that a pilot be placed on the cow-catcher, armed with a pike Pole to steer the drift wood past the locomotive. Thus we traveled inch at a time until the state capita! was rcuched and we entered the hos tehy known as the -Marion Hoc), run along strictly modern lines, t by Al Pierce and Jim.Lynne. Y Old Acquaintance Renewed. I Old familiar faces of legislative days appeared in the Marion Jlotel lobby aud the greeting between 'Ore gonian and Oregonian was very cor dial. : That there was strife in the Senate for the presidency, in a meas-1 ure was overlooked in the three hours "Stiff battle?" was the staccato re ply to a ciutry hurled at the high school basketball hoop artists. "It won't be anything else and if we come out winners we will know we've been through a battle royal." 'Ihe above answer came in regards to a question as to whether the local lilue and White five expected a tough game at Union Friday evening. They will journey to Union r'ridny night there to play a return game with the big red team whom they hum bled Saturday, night after a vicious, thrilling game, am on the following evening the local advocates of the calf-skin globule will be in nction against the Klgin quintette at Elgin. A tough trip this early in the sea son and if La Grande wins both games, a deep sigh of satisfaction will permeate the atmosphere. Union Team Strong. Starting the season with several veterans the high schuol basketball ers of Union had the nucleus of a strong aggregation to form a fight ing five. Coached by R. L. Morgan, noted for his ability to put "pep' into a team, they were going in mid season fonn last Saturday night and it took the combined efforts of two La Grande squads to down them. On their home lloor, with conditions psy chologically in their favor by a large . margin, no one would be surprised " : r . I 1 i .i ii... i- .. i i l i ii wiey nuii-icu me jocai uuiirn a ue Correspondence paper, envelopes ami paper in duik and boxes, a pound of paper and 6U envelopes, something of quality and sure to please you at .Silverthorn-Wriirht's Fmnilv Driiv Store, formerly Putman's drug store. 1-9-Ut A Good Thing Don't MiB It Send your name and address plain ly written together with 45 cents (and this slip) to Chamberlain Medi cine Co., Des Moines, Iowa, and re ceive in return a trial packago con taining Chamberlain's CouSh 'Remedy for coughts, colds, croup, bronchial, 'flu" and whooping coughs, and tickling throat; Chamberlain's Stom- acn ana Liver Tablets for stomach uuuuies, inuigesuon, gassy pains that crowd the heart, biliousness and constipation; Chamberlain's Salve, needed in every family for burns, scalds, wounds, piles, and skin af fections; these valued family medi cines for only 5 cents. Don't miss it Adv. Two Axminster rugs, one body orusseis, ai: xiz, good as new, fib each. One Woodrbw rust proof elec tric washer, good condition, $07.50. Used school books, cheap. Heaters, ?7.00 to $15.00. - Hayes' Commission and Second ' Hand Store. 100 Fir St. Phone C13-J 12-13-lmP In recognition of n-.a services as bend or the city government, J. K. Gutea, retiring mayor of .Mcdford, has beon presented with a handsome easy chair by tile city officials and employes.' A good lunch Homemade hot chicken tamales, chili con carni, ' hot malted milk. hot.. similars and nil I oi visiting anu uy tne ume midnight irara annus, ice cream in -any quan. Thursday lain In the w. st. I'loudy In f(,.u '.Wll(,n ,ht,y urQ 'euliaS the arrived, courtesies had been extended tity. All served at all hours of the Knsti-rn Oregon with moderate south erly winds. I - RHAI) TIIK WANT ADS! wetness of the valley was offset by Here's Our SPECIAL! two 25c' Aspirin ...L!.'.!.'.'.'..:::.'.!.;... Two 50c Cough Cure Li'L:il.. Two 50c Face 'Cream two Alill!' of Magnesia Two Arnica arid' Witch Hazel Salve . Two $1.00'Nuxated Iron Tablets Get Them Now.-rj-Tifi Don't Jlapoen Every Day .r ..25c 50c 50c ....3& L 25c $1.00 "red" team tne statement doesn't wave from the tiuth a bit. They ure il,i,r ,,il Hie .oil ,('.,,.,. ii,,.,. .,,. are part of a color scheme that'1"0, dryness of the niembers, indi- lllealls light euuiig umi -jiuiiiumuii is navin,g ICIgin Strength Unknown. Ilml- H tellinK effect upon the peo ! Tho strength of the Klgin team, IP1-"..0 0'on u!tl We 'do not who will he met Saturday night, i J h,l'sltutl! to "' that Aunt Amanda, a matter of conjecture. ' Last year l,he great prohibition leader fo her they had a strong aggregation and !"!?' ?u,d. !-ilv- felt very . comfort ,.,..,i,i .,r i able 'in mixing with the legislators in ICastcru Oregon a hard fight. I ' thc Mr'" 'Jo"' Sunday night With several of last years team1"' INSl ul, ti uiinit oi back, it is a cinch that they will years, the cordial handshako i . . ... . . .. , r .unit mi'niiiil I'linirnmnliiiiia wpA in- ue iar iroui a tt-up and irohl rum ill a personal way between many of day - and eveninir at Silverthom- thc members ot Dotft houses. The Wrights family Drug Store, lormer- ols, it appears that they are going to he haul to- down. Teams Going Good. 'Ihe l.a Grande squad, which in and personal conversations welfc jio- ticcable. , , Gathering In. Thc ardent old democrats who still love their party were represented by eludes ten men, is spending a week j """'V sucn rock-ribbed Jeffersonians 01 intensive nraettee and thev are wohiwu,. ui. . o. rapidly rounding off into the best of form. Cecil Snow, temporary coach, is carrying the work darted by "Skect" Uieynolds, along at a fine rale and the team is- improving with each workout. ly C. D. Putman's drug store. 1-6-tf A select line of high class candies m boxes and in bulk at Silvorthorn Wright's Family Drug Store. 1-6-tf A big slide rovorn Hie paved litgli-w.-iy hctween Marsliflcld and L'oiiuillo. The dirt and rocks coma from a break 1.10 foot over the roud at the John Yoakum ranch. Choice candies in urettv boxes and of the best manufactures money will buy; fine candies in bulk at Silver-thorn-WrightS Knmily Drug Store, formerly C. D. Putman's drug store. l-3-0t pThe Largest Chain Department. "Store Organization in the World" 371 DEPARTMENT STQRS3 UNUSUAL VALUES! Thruotxt Our Store. No matter how stoutly people maintain that they : resent having anything "put over on them,", they' . really only resent it when the "putting over" is so blunt that it can't possibly pass for anything else. ' This holds good of so-called "sales." -The secret of "sales" is merely this: A merchant marks up his prices enough to permit an apparent slashing during the "sale," these "sale'' prices being the prices that' should have prevailed right along. So the public) nnvi inflated ntiri clniian mnnll.. I ft. a ,am- ,n Af 1 '.'sale" prices one month. Our policy is to have absolutely rock-bottom prices every day in the year, Every day is a real "sele" day in our 371. Stores. s .The Litrgest Chain Uepaitment -store Orffanization in the World- Manicure poods, manicure snisRnrn. for a few days we will sell these at oooooooo oooooooo vlsfewlin Drug Co. Smith, Mr. Morrow, Bill Ha'ntey and scoics of Willamette vallcv ..donio. crats whom the writer, in . his . brief almost .cost .in order i to reduco stock few years has never had, the. pleasure of these gooas .,at Silverthorn of meeting:. They, came to see.Wal- Vright's. Family Drug Store, form. ler take the oath of oflice antl be-erly C. ,D. Putman's drug store. -m- iivvu me uui luuuw ciijciit ivruiiui M. Pierce, the new governor of Ore- iron, was as laisv mid thorntiirhlv nr HEAR CON CERT, "'l'k,u lls August Stangp, tha first nigni nc put in ins nev II. Curry, former City l.a Grande and now for the .Modern Woodman' Lodge, l'ENDLETOMANS the complaint filed against you in the above entitled court and cause, on qr;,boforo the firot day of Feb ruary, 1923, that being the last day prescribed in the order for publica tion to answer; and if you fail to answer, for want thereof, the plain- mi win appiy to tne court for the relief prayed for in the comnlaint. which is substantially as follows: ror judgment - against vou. jointly and severally, upon your promissory note to Alfred Henrv Harvev. and by him assigned to plaintiff, in the sum of $500.00, with interest ..k on at 'the rate of 8 per annum from December 16, 1920, the date of noto and the mortgage hereinafter described, $75.00 as attorney fees, ana lor pinmtill.s. coat ami dts- T. s- c bursomertts, and ftr Xecree iforcclo. ing a mortgage "on LotluidAth Rn,.,h k,v nf hnA o :i nfts.i.-i-c, i-r-mg-er memei. east 1-russian area Riverside ' Addilioir to La Grande, I jn'C"tionalizcd by the Veraaillcs Union J-mintv. Oren-nn lvi.n ,n Mi.treaty. A number of f rentier : in- 1-5-tf Harvey' and by hrm assigned to plain- "fb,tants are accompanying Jho able U. G. Couch, County Judge of Union County, Oregon, ' prescribing publication for a period of six con secutive weeks in La Grande Eve ning Observer, with Wednesday, De cember 20th, 1922, as the date of first publication. Date of first pub lication is December 20th, 1922. COCHRAN & EBERHARD, Attorneys for Plaintiff, residing at La Grande, Oregon. d-Dec,20-27-Jan.3-10-17-24-31 LITHUANIAN TROOPS ADVANCE (By Associated Press) BERLIN, Jan. lO.-Tho Lokal An zieger says two regiments of Lithu anian -troops "profiting by the in ternational situation" arc crossing mnrtr-u flliH Hi MAAMna """"'i muniiwu oiu .i mortgage upon LotNlVidArheVW SPlST object i ? occupy- i hnK of hot 2 id Btocktt oTT""'r(1lu(-m;''i T' l,.rus3l!in tiff, securing tno"TrmouJits , of " Said' ami land upon ' execution, applying the filVUV It' h'HKi l.-cl.n i'.rt,-. Don't you ovev!ook.our , Friday and ' :T (Continued from Page One.) seuiauou oi inc cpocert, j ine regu- , . . . . ," v.,..". """f ;. ,; . , :...'nv" 1 ne rad1p7., Fred Saturday' candy '.special,' regular' 00c "Hf such sale upon theud ;ity Manager ot. to '80c a pound chocolates and bon fn'e0e7nf brin? voT nte?est S State , Organizer l.bnnij' 8c these, byo days , Only, SclSid 'ia S?,..lns';W' 'lnH!st''!ln Voodmnii' Lodge; i our window. ' The, choicest chocolates I'-' n,s. .,?Lj-'tJ''i!!A.n&!i:'ibi This sumpioris! is publislied agaipst Iar movie shows were begun a short'.00" sulticient time lroin. his press- iin Title iruit, centers at. tnese 'you' pursuant' to! an .'order, of Honor". .., .i ,i,. ,.,k.. i.... .h it duties to lournev" to sa em nnd i prices. oee ' tne ' Dig irav witn tllisrr:i ' , time ,,f.- !, -'.- . . I,. :'..! : V THE .MARKET' ' ' (By Associated Press rmitiijAjNuj Jan.' uu cattle weak, hogs and. sheep steady, eggs firm, butter slow and weak. ij LAST DAY Thomas M esgnan In a (,'coigc Ade Story m RY'S I . ' ii 1 I II1! n .'J is inn, 9 J K It it visit with his former chief a tfew I mixture, true Iruit, lemon, orange. hours prior, to the, inauguration. .J. (BMieappIa, strawberry,, mint, maple 1'.. Reynolds and other members of j and , croquet roll.i, caramel, plain and the State Fair Board,' naturally 'nut. Chocolate marshmallows and found it convenient to hold a meet-1 honey ; nougat., .Get a: pound ,for, 88c ing in Salem on the .day of the or one-fourth pound, for 10c.,, New- inauguration , ... -aiii JkJilln' UruB Co. . ,. . , : , l-l-4t : . . , '. o".1' '; ..',.' " 'i A fine line of stationery in boxes MwM.HMMM'in all 'the pretty colors' as well as' 1 1 white. Cranes, Highland Linen, 'Symphony Lawn, Lord Baltimore brands are the lines we carry at I Siivorthorn-Wright's Family Drug ! Store. . 1-o-tf Find k Here v ' i , s. t t t- , liinbirto Martucci, pianist i Copy fur this column must be ! in by 10:00 a. m. t Save money by buying trees from ! Karl J. Stackland, Cove, Oregon. I, 12-12-tf SPECIAL You can tell by the size of the car low. much the driver owes his grover. A nice hot lunch each day at all hours; homemade pies, an excellent , , e , . . , nouis; iiomciiiuue 1'ies, uu UAcenenv I Set of hand painted cups and suu- chocollltc an(, cufte wh not try lV;V,i "" I. vnluc,. i1"1! ,to, i- t and see? At Silverthorn-Wright's 'rV in U"y a .'f'-M w T i family Drug Store, formerly C. D. M-S Adams nve. 1-10-4H I Putman's drug store. 1-9-Ot Chamberlain's Cough ltemery This is a pleasant, safe and re uiug on attemling the concert need have no fear for their safetv, rinding to those m charge. ; I'.v linking tiu'in tlitnk plm a niartyr. ! CALL I'Olt IMPROVEMENT BONDS A call is hereby issued for re tirement of bonds of thc City of La (.rai.de dated ,1 a unary 8, 1914, num bered from U(3 to (ii)9, inclusive. ' EMMA FOWLER, lti-;lt Treasurer. btata School Funds i.ow available for loaning uuon Union County "Our Leading Citizen" Tlic sunny side of Main Strct't portrayed in an claluirale ontt'i'tainnu'iit sparkling with real American pep and wit. Written directly fur the screen by America's greatest humorist. Theo dore Roberts and Lois Wilson head the fine sup porting east. Comedy ' v. "HIS HIDDEN 1TRPOSE" Da r HI .VI H l II M t j3 1 Kmil Lvcr, tenor 11 ! it 11 Ky or unl tnilHito NLrliit-i'l v3 : in i d in (.a (i i an-l'- ! i t oi i fa f t mii iho liomiil-tip 'it ;u:i! will lu1 .'a lirii' mill! ultoi- tho join: i ! il w Utoh , jjJ is to In In the St.ir itie.arr tn I I 1 1 Thursday t-M'iitiij, I.ihti,n llth, )i' , jj trttinhi.; .it V.-.vi k. ( j; TU'kt ts aro .n1c al the J'.tMern hi n--tit- tho nuilo ln m r ) t)'il.)t U-i r l.a .r.;tt.lo l.-t a-;. ! ImoKI-k; tor rt.mt t tho it'r-nlatto-i of lw itni or uni'-ti't.ito. i 11" a.-cin-il letwe,cn' . 'Turkey and i l!""rfa reminds n ui' thi- reason men;jau mcdicine for coughs and colds. ! ''"' d u r':ti esrf ratlie'r tliah light. iit has been in use for many years I land is held in high esteem in those Savation Air.iv Rummage Sale, households where its good dualities ae- riiday, January 19th. 1 p. m. to iaro best known, it is a lavonte with ;b P. in. 1-10-lt ! mothers of voune children, as it con- i I tains no onium or other harmful If the eandiii.iti. can'; Make people j drug. Try it when you have need of iiiiiiu n mi ;i wondei. he call win out, such a remedy. Adv. PUBLISHED SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Union County. The George Palmer Lumber com- nanv. a coi-Dorution. plaintiff, ver sus John Lhapmnn and Louisa Chapman, defendants. To John Chapman ant! Louisa M. Chapman, defendants aforesaid. In the name of thc State of Ore gon You and each of you arc here- 1 merest 6. Call upon orby rcquircdjtqappearand ansver BBS J& S E I 3 1 . ,. , . - ribii 111 i This pifiulitr V" i .X.. 5, c OOMh songs never grow old; some, themes are rec.urringly ever new. All the hew melody hits', its well as the fine, well loved numbers of old, are in stantly available with a Victrola and Victor records. Let us be your Victrola dealers. NewlinBook & Stationery Co. Fresh Eggs V ; DOZEN .: 35c FI LL CKEAM CHEESE 2Sc LARGE GRAPE FRUIT, 2 for 25c YX .'Hi mRvA ,7, k "i T'-?C CELERY, Large Bleaced, per head ..10c t$$X Lm' L""" ,' ' FRESH GROUND PEANUT BUTTER, It, ....2ric CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 10 bars. ire; case S-1.45 RED MEXICAN BEANS, 13 lb n.W MOTOR DELIVERY, WIIONE MAIN 49 HOOVERIZED GROCERY Still,. It' We Should lock lip .all tl,e I , 1I. iii:iiiti,l . wh., w.iiiiil wilt.- r ii r A .HIIJ( till V