La Grande evening observer., January 11, 1923, Image 2

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tursday, January 11, 1923
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There was a lady named Mrs. Put-It-Off, who woke,
up one February morning to find the sidewalks all covered
with snow, the thermometer registered four below zero.
Her wardrobe and the, childrens had been neglected be
cause of pleasant weather in January and she had no nice
warm clothing to put on Mary and John so they could go
to school, and they had to stay home all day and eat scraps
for mother didn't have anything warm enough to wear
shopping. , P ,3 ,
Our winter is not over take advantage of our Jan
uary sale and replenish depleted clothing supplies.
OCGUflRCES
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MOOSE LODGE WILL
(Sirtrlnl it, t he ihNcrvor)
'OVK, tl.Tiu'. (,'ove oiK;uil-
y.ulUm of imy scoiitn held u mcciini
at tin: Jiatl on S.ttiinlay iiftfrnuuii
mill nk-cti-0 J'unl M. KIIIm hh. tl.ctr
li'iick'i-. . llaM.T received mi
ennui nuiulii r ni voii s ami Uic )TU,
kIoi) thou fill to lli- c'tinniliU'i; who
fust a ihtclilinv vote for KIIIm. Thv
:con roiinuillee is inmli it) .of
M." Ijili-d, II, lll.inK iiml.M. l.ovvo.
Se veral (f our lowimpyojil ullc'ml
i il the weildiitK' iimtivcrnary of Mr,
and Mi-H, A. U. cuiiliy at I At (irumle .yjIX
i , i tiw, Jfiai).
.... P . ........ . , nut Ol
'Ml Willi her ivimit. Sin- Is teach-'
ifiK at iMlaml I'ily I li Ik :, r.
IT. Ithtler has lireil having a new
fin hue,. Installed in )ii reshieiiee.
Woi'd ha Imm'ii n-eelvt-it ht-ro of
till- ileiith of .Mm. Hie (tunnel, who
wan for ,i iiiiiiiImt of y:n-H a roftulcnt
"f La (ramie, l-'or the mnt Hfveral,
yi4i-H, however, she 1ms been llvtntf
al (Hymitia, V;isi,' Her death, on
J unsary :i, followed a stroke of par
alysis, KiifiVred last October.
OFFICEHSTO
SJSHer
NORTH POWDEK. Jan. 11. (Sne
i0. Ninth PoKvler is noted fcr
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KlMV-riMIl, Ull'l lm lK-1'OIM,. H'liull'- o
worthy cvi'iit !' tin; lamilv :iuii.iIh ' ""turany is the (lav when livu-
llr. :nu) Mi. i'o y urn ploncnra oi l" '.L'k ls ""'PI'"' !r"" North . Powder
I'nioi) coiiMiy, conihiH her.!. i'i i S7q "nJ " Saturday five ears were s-'hin-Mr.
Conh-v has ulwa.vs l.een ' P fl'om t1"8 town. One car of
id with aKri. iiltinal il i'mii Iti, anil Ik
mv, ttioiiHh liviiiK In rellr. nant a.
I.a (Jrandi", Mh- in' Hit- Ak la.nl (n.'a-
'rii nl' Ilia sluti1, ownlUK ovi'.. Ci.n.'tl
ai'ren in the lli-ainle Itolnle vuh..
'I'Ih- Woman's Auxiliary of I'o.st .Vo,
till, Anu'riean l.f;ion are a iniis'y Kroiip
ol u'oiin n, iloiiiK wi'tian. work
week they mail
rale ui . i rui 1 1 of tin
horses was included in this lot anil
Chris Petersen shipped two cars of
prize steers and hogs. The, steers
were a fine bunch us Mr. Petersen
Brained them heavily and put them
into fine shupe.
The Bidwell-Evnns Grain company
shinUed 11 film lot of Vinn-a unit TV;.nlf
"It! Ml. II .! -.!...! v,
i.li.l H.-nt . the w.-1-l" 'T r , accom-
l.os,ltal roi-ii"l , if " lu,l,"MU "u
I'll .(a.kles.
HOLD CAUCUS
l,(l,STI.i:, (licKOll, January, 1 1.
South Fork Grange of I-ostine held
its first r.'ifular meetini; Saturday
afternoon,, Januury , and welcomed
nine new member. tne compieie
set of officers are C. J. Murten,
.Master: D. H. Maxel, overseer; Mrs.
Cora Flemer, lecturer; Earl Allen,
Steward; E I.. Pierce, assistant stew
ard; Mrs. U. H. 'Macil, chaplain;
H. H. llanna, treasurer; a. u.. Al
lan, sueretarv: Chas. It Hook, irate-
keeper; Mrs. R. H. Haun, Ceres; Mrs
C. J. McAvten, Pomona; Mrs. Earl
.'i'.v (I iyn ami in Mpi-n.l a fi:ur imuilhs!
in Hiiutherli California.
inic liiistm-.M. in t'ovr mi ..Molnliiy.
r. A.. Smith will npcii' a meat niar
kel In one of Ihi- in;w hn-lldlnfrs.
Jim. Kililh I.; IViise H'thrnejito
I'lllliuan, Wash., aflcr spendint;' a
week hrre amntiK her old l i-leniN. :
Mrs. Mary II. i. i i' Is In ' lt (Iraml"
for a.fiw las tiansaetinK, iusin..Mr..
id I'm.' I M.. l.ninl Is on Ih.i nick list.
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Tim l 11. o, A .Vo. n 5 ii r I.a
firiindi. will hold an Inlllallon at
mo ij.iii Kcjlowv JiitH on ,TI,ursdiis
ovunlbit. :'TM Hutuir.-ifojl ami the
Kiiirfl :iif;v Vljr,j,'.'i,Mi, then,.
i seni'l. plUViyiiljuientjil.ivllt,1!,,. served
and (piet.i'.jiiitiiif: iwjlt ; J)(.: tj..ni x
Ki-i-vi:vioiT 'iivtin)t;.l t
Vd in tilrfh,,,!;.' .
v n rn.iL a jttt. r. rHfl1 -hm !.. ..r ni.,i..n. ...
Vale must' ,be I.Vn.i.. . wh ,., ,.. , "." " !"" war
houiuM at M dViocTt'evorvnieh Vlw'no, IZ , '. '"!" '"" .'!'." 1 ,h"'
a1 Va,e-,lcci,w at INSANE MAX CAUGHT
BY CITY OFFICIALS
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The new town board consists of
Harry Healer, mayor; Georiro T. Car ¬
ey, Jon Guilliam, Clint Woodward,
l-loyd Riches and T. T N.',.is .Ja
councilnien. Roliert 0. Lytic was
vi.ci.eii ciiy atuirney. i i;itv officers
re-elected were: W. l!j Ilutton, wa
ter commissioner; John;il)nrcliiy, chief
t police, and C. CV ipMuullur, chief
ot file denartmenl. ii:
It In ailvlsahle l hiti your wairon
lo a star. Ksnwlally )f ll's a' wat,.r
vv:ii;on, anil yuu're a moil., nlar.
Arthur Becher, escaped inmate of
the Pendleton Insane Asylum, was
captured in I.a Grande last evening
by the. pity police department, the
yrriwt heinK made at the depot Plt
lorm. liacher escaped from the iiv
sUl!'t n the, liound-Un citv .v-
eral days aBo. , At present he is in
ine cutaouy ot the chief of police
ani , a special, Kuard from Pendleton
.... -m ( mis. evening to take him
back, to the asylum. , ; . i
The low prices of stock has been
Vei'V ,lii:i.(i,tr.j irinir 1.. tl..
1 I. v ' ,1"'T" !''""'' they aremiw rvinVtonke
still eon.Hct iiK reMval ,.,,ls u in ;jt w,nt - kj .
he l.a,..,.. ,l,i. .1.. , numbers., The North Powder section
Mr. and Mr. .1. I-. Ieaii left a i ( .nmino .,.! fu-f i tu e.tL-
jrrowing. hheup are reportetl to be
in f itin ?llJin ll nH thf num.i-B urn
f. .M. l-itller of I nlon Was transait-Ilookino. forward to u smcnssfnl
lambing season and a heavy wool
crop, ' .
; The marriage - of J. Weyne Wil
liams and Deidre Carnes has been
announced and it occurred in Port
land on December 30th, at the First
Presbyterian church.
Miss Carnes is -the-eldest daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Georiro Carnes.
.Mrs. .f, .1. I'nnloy 111 with tho I prominent ranchers In thn North
liiflueiizii.: ! Powder section. She . is u graduate
I'lie ll. V. n. i inli was eiitortiil-ieil of the North Powder high school and
on Saturday cvcnlne. !i j afterwards graduated from O. A. C.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Antics weie'hero she took a course in home
rlllim-r irucsls at the holm- of l lion-1 economics
J dauKhiiir, Mrs. T. It. Chnklln, Hum- She taught domestic science in the
ilny. I Prairie City high school.
Mrs. A. (;. Conklln was hostess uti Mr. Williams is a graduate 'of the
u small illnncr party Krlday evening' Washington high school' in Portland
in honor of the bridal coupto, Ilr. and took a course in engineering at
ami Mrs. (Juy JO. Jiarker. Covera 0. A. C.
were lalil 'for twelve. I.'ollowlng tho Mr. and Mrs. Williams are now
dinner, "Sim" was played till a lato visiting at the home of Mrs. Will
hour. , j iams' parents and with other rela
A fight! hi the pool room on ,Mon- tives as Miu Williams has many
day iil'iernoon ..aused .'oiiie excite-1 telatives and friends in this vi
ini. in, ih.i coiiiliaiiiants pmorirmir with j ciriity. They will make, their fu-
black eves and other iilMrisrurlns ,lure non,e ,n ' roruano wnere -Mr.
If Back Hurts
Flush Kidneys
Eat less, meat, also take glass of
Salts before breakfast
occasionally.
Too much meat may form uric acid,
which excites theikiiliieys; they hpcviuu
iiverworked ; gvt luifii, adai and fit'l
liko lujups of lead. Th. urinn .becomes
cloudy ; the bladder is irritated, uad
you inuy bo 'obliged lo wck relief two
or three .timet (luring the niht. When
tlio kidneys clog yim must lielu tliein
liush nir tho Imily n liriaourt wa-sto or
you'll he a real nick person, shortly. At
lirht yuu feel a dull misery in the kid
ney region ; you. tmH'er from, haekaclit-',
viek hcudiic-he, diz.iucHtt, stomach ge.U
sour, ttmgiie coated and you fi,'el riieu
mutic twini'M when tint weutlier is had,
lriak lots of water; also get from
any pharmacist four ounces of dud
Salts, tako a UbhHioonful iu s. glass of
water befora hreakl'aft for a few days
and your kidneys may then net line.
This famoiiii, sajts is mado from the acid
of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, and hits been mrd for gn
eratlonfl to cloan clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to normal activity, also
to help neutralize Um Rcids in urine,
xo it no longer is a source of irritation,
thus often undiug bladder weakness.
dud Salts is inexpensive, can not in
jure; makes a delightful ffforvescent
liMi'ia wauT- drimc wiucn everyons
should take now and then to help keep
the kidneys clean and active. Drug- j EstU,
gits here say they sell lots. of. .Tad ahs I
to folks who believe in correctinff kid I '
nof iroublo while it is. only. trouble. IBBBBMH
Allen, Flora," und -Mis. ill. Hook,
ladv aHrtistunt steward.
Mrs. C. K. Gln, Mrs. Alice Dais
ley and Mrs. (Jeoru;iu Allen were ap
pointed on the Home Economic Co.
The next meeting will be held Fri
day evening, January lit. W. K.
Gekeler, tty deputy mauler of ha
Grande was present and assisted
with getting the work under wny.
ASSUREASMWNBRINGSANWMT
Aii Will UwakTtwtQ&Xutid wki
j Make You ritTorftorrtw., s
W.M.HIi.l.CO,, OITHOIT. n,.V
A Fine;
Home
We lntvo n fine Livw home,, close
in, lull Imseriieiit, slenni heat In evory
rooni, on puved utict. I,urj;e com-rortiihh-
front iiorch, big lire place, all
til-' rotfiiis are avgn and In .snlonJfd
condition. V sold two rooimnc
lioiuse this week and tlie thoug-ht oc
curred to us, what a t'rnnd high clas"
ilace tills could be made Into. At
present there arc six bedrooms and
three more large rooms on tlio Ihicu
floor that could he mad at a mnall
cost. Hi-iv is nu opportunity for Homo
thrifty family to own one of the fine
homos or tho city and the wile could
udd from $11111 iu ?i:r, p,.r month (o
the family chest.
Geo. H. Currey
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Ine.l ?
T ')"lK''i were .irr:Uriied
r.lli eiii-h.
A
liowi
.OIKsejene,
.''r. unle.s
I'un't lilillill e he Job.
It IlIlN tlte In..,..,,.
oii.irnllnn or til,. n..h.-lil,ors.
11 011 II Oee I
THRILLS!
THRILLS!
THRILLS!
.AT-THE START-yhon the plotters ensnare Harry
iVi y i.n Ue me$y t vile intrijrue. When thev send ' "
dNIlIESNWhen he launches his campaign for Sheriff
- cTemS'thh,fSUS H0lh.,n1d. m,il "inst the vicious '
titment that rises to smite him. ' .
AND AUSOWhcn he is kidnaj.ped and flung into jail
vyh0n hp haules his way to liberty on the eve of elec
turn and ralhes about him the forces of uplift-
ANin.When he overthrows the foe'in the final,
X mf.inK Stl.'Uj;'-"'K' '" 1110 caharet-when lie
V t m ashes a dozen chins and nt.ses antl cracks a d Un
'a'ml
the screen 1 tVt?r yhown "Pon
' ANM)FINA1J--Wl,en he takes to his' hreast the sweet-
heart who stood by him in his strue-eles-who fonhi .
k thlum step l,ysU.,, along the pafflo trim v
YOU'LL SEE IT ALL AM) MORE WITH r
HARRY CAREY
"Good Men and True"
1H
ESENT
A FINE P DE I
Williams has a position.
MOVIES ttENOUNCKl) '
" SALEM, Jan.-11. The SHlcin Min
isterial association at a mccti,ner, here
'today denounced , the efforts of the
piovinp picture inroducersf to show;
films featuring: Fatty Arbuckle. It
was voted to ask the legislature to J
take action to ,lar .Arbuckle films i
ifroni the state. The ministers alsof"
went on record as indorsing four
bills prepared by the Oregon Anti-N
saloon league tightening the 1 prohi-1
union lawrt..
Announcing
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the change ih.our firm riamp, ivn nrc tin- sarnc an in ht past,
ready to scr. you, with lh best ohtaiuabtc in Ihc liiu. of (iicats
uud p.o.idtA'i'... .'. rt . ' ' .. '
The Crescent Meat Co., Inc.
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Mt Av&TlIYKLli .Mi:AT CO., INC.
rk- Htvait Maikcl '' .'. " " ' Quality Slarlirt,
Xcxt lo HarrK tiroci-y. : ' SUaaa's Grocery
Faith may rcmovo mountains, but
it won't remove thi' wuoii alcohol in
lobtlt K' iioolcJi.,', -
rATARRH
1 of head or throat it usually
benefited by the vapors of
XICKS
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Ova 17 Million Jan UkJ Yearlu
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ERRY'S
ifii. TODAY AND TOMORROW
KI.OIN, .Inn. tt. Til o liroKnitll put
on l,y lhi'( Woiik-h'm lifiproveilU'iit
Hub J i.t ?.'i-l(tuy iirtcinooit vii8 ii ii-
imiiiilly ili'llKhtlnl. ,Mis liuplin,. Smii-
iin-r il' rorlliinil. who Kpont tlio lioli
ihty st-iison al the hoim ol' lil-r Ki'iuiti
futlier, Oaii .Snniiiior. (.oiilrthiltiM
llin'o ilniK-liiK niniihei-M. I.ittli.. MinM
SoiiuiU'r Miuwid I'M-i'iiHiinnl tillenl
mill tlin rpmilt ol' inlicli dllliri-nt ln-uc-
tti-t'. Ihi' (laiic.. liu-liiili'il Ilio "Tor
.u.Imi '.s iiaiH'c." '.'riu' roinirltii," nml
a I'liini-si' (o,, ilnnco, anil cai'll nillu
lii'l' was iR-nrttly i-iu-oriMl. M I'M. I. I.
tlai'ii shiik- two .soiiwm, ami MInh AlHl
rcy Woods ri'iul a i-hilil jiolmii. very
alil. Mrs. C'-lwirli'M 1'rons urti-il a
lilano lu'i-ointianist lor .lls.s SoiiiliitirM.
Mr. .MfOtirUlii who has hci'll oimr
.itini;' a liakrry and rostiuirjint opo-
il' I hi' idly hall. Is urrillllflllK tojo
ni(i. Info the n.MlainaiH ill till. Win 1
KKl'll hliildlllK. !o
Mis. Saillo Mi S'alluliton li lt Klk-in i O
last Saturday I'vi-nlntr on lii'l" w;i.vq
lo Vakliiiu to snoiicl si'vcral woi'ks'o
vIsillnB with 1 . , daliKhti'i's llmre iliidlg
it Sioliam.. She was InUi'll III whih-lo '
at I..-I (liiiiid,. and. ri-tilrnHill iti.. Kt,rJii jo-a 'j,
Sunday mornlnsr. , She has Iwi'il ' rbll-'f ''''
I'llU'd to tlu- hoiisi-' sine,.: mt is roil- O
awiiiK..l pri'sonl. ...... ;;g
Mrs; li'an Soinni.. rt'turju;.), MondaVio
'.loi nini; l i oin I.a (Inin.ljfi.' ! ; HI"' !!- O
l onipanli d Miss I laidillc ' t llil I t'a r. on OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
"" way In Portland. .. .. . .
John Cckrlrr ri..lurii(d AVediH'Sday
nioroliiB lioin a visit or aliout a wot'k
it various points ,(, valh-y.
It Is ivporli'd thai Iho lato rains
inn,, .aiisid pail of the hlKliway
mound M inn m Mill to slidu. Moll arc
in doinand to liaslou Mi,, roi-ollstruc-
lion work.
I-:IkIii Ins had sovcral days or rain
hut no snow, and v.-iy llltl,. trouhlc
lioin hlBh wat.'r. 'I'h,, train st'ivloe
was uiH-oi-tnin tor sovrral days iluc
to a inudslld,. In t, .aiivon llorlli ot'
low n. hut that has hcon oloarril nw.iy !
ami tho passiim-or train is maklllK Its:
usual sihidulo. !
l.i'Hls Kirks or I'ovo, spoilt a day!
or two in Klfcl'n last wrok on husi
n. ss. W hile Im-ii. ho visited with old
friends, tho families of Frank Herd.,
nml l.MUl Hill. I
' i of Kalrvlew illstrlet. was'
an inorntlfht Kuest at the II. I Wil
lis home hist Tuesday.
The KulKhts of l'nhli, install,-.!
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We are proud of our funeral service. Our cliap
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and experience combine to make it superior.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
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JOINT RECITAL
Emil Eyer and Umberto Martucci
Tenor
Ifc'lr iiil'.'I orrl. ...,. ,., , i.,..!i
nuetiiiK last Tuesday. j
Mis. Hay Mayilea is spenditlfr a few'
e,ks In !, (iraade. While tliere,
she Is leeelihiu imdual t real men Is '
",l ll'iproveni, nt ,,f her liealth.
Mr. und-JIrs. ;ay Miadc left last1
.Saturday evenins for CalHonlia. Mr.
-Meade s health has heeii rather weak-1
med hy his Illness of l ist winter and
nils tail, ami they hone thai a warm.
I it t liinate will . benetloinl.
' .1. W. Ilrown, who has been eon
I duetiu a dry uoods store for the
j Past se. ial months, left this week
lor Unperson, Idaho where he has
another More. Kltin leBr..ls losine
Mi. Ilrown, Cur he has many friend..
ill Ihe romilllllli!) .
Mis. I'-ed Hall Is lii 1 .1 (irailde at'
piejent lielnB tieale.l for all alt o k ,
ot fal lal paralisls. Her eollillllon !
seems to sliow a HlKht ImproNellleul.
Sl"' 1 " siiffe,lnK froin II s.nee
fill- last ,l;l of Heeemher
Miss Thelnia )lif sp,., ,i. week.
Pianist and Accompanist
Emil Eyer
Possesses a pure tenor voice of beautiful quality and a wide range, and
sings with expression and true 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 Martucci
At the Piano, gives a rare exhibition of faultless technique, eombinl
with that soulful interpretation of his art which ever characterize tht mu
sings of musically historic race. He has accompanied many of thf notri
singers, a few of which are Mine. Matzenauer, Hempel and Alex. Boii n3
everywhere his work has been most favorably received. New York Ht'rald.
AT STAR THEATRE
TONIGHT, JANUARY 11TH, AT 8:30 O'CLOCK '
AT EIGHT:THIRTY O'CLOCK
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