La Grande evening observer., January 11, 1923, Image 3

Tursday, January 11, 1923
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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NEWSY NOTES
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THE PARK
so wet. But with all this, the threes
were loiulod to rupucity with snow,
'ure all iu-t as clean us can bo. The
evei srrecns around the Park look so
hricrht umi clean that it makes the
I place fit for the kckIr to live in.
Mr. and Mrs. (. larence vunoniers
little bov, Floyd. haK been quite sick
,of late, but not of a dangerous iu-!ture.
ones! J. I Foster, down on Lower Cath-
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JUNEAU, Alnsku, Jun. 11.-
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on Lower Catherine has n sliirht ut- orine. hml to call on Veterinnrv Pud-
tack of the flu this week. Idock of Union, on account of u val- spite the recent decision of. the Unit
J. I.. Foster is busy doctoiinir uniuable ninre which took sick. llr.'ed States supreme court that per
ms stock, at which he is succeeding ' Purldock ilisi-nnsml the case as one sons convicted in state court.-' of vio
very well. His sick mare is on thi'of acute indigestion. The mare is lation of stale lequor statutes couh'
worhinp; list ai;ain,. and the cow is doine- well at the present. be tried in federal courts for thi
recupeiutinK fine anil dandy
Kd dillispie anl Jos. Foster have
about a hundred didlurs worth o(
wooil to m. The result of thei:
spare time between feeding their
stock.
Mrs. Ara McMurdoch is still visit
i"K with her mother, Mis. S. liodsay
oi i.ower Catherine, and her sister,
UNION GIRLS HAD
ADVENTUROUS TIME
Traeedv hovered Sunday nicrht
when Miss! Klidn Miller anil her sis
Iter, Bethine Miller, aged 1:1 and 10
.Mrs. Neva Cieenwoml ,,r iini.m yenrs, arrived in Portland at the
while Art is rounding up cattle over "" station and did not find their
' on' Balm creek father there waiting to meet them,
Claude 'Wood w as up the creek to savs tne Oregoninn. I to Attorney General Daugherty, in
Ket Miss Ida (). Hunter, taking her! T!,e ,B'ls, who are the daughters 'an opinion written for Mr. Shoup,
to Ins home in Union, where she will 01 ' r1' "er " union, nau guinea said:
same ot tense under the Volstead
act, the ruling will not be applied to
Alaska, according to advices from
Uhe department of justice to United
States District Attorney A. (j. Shoup.
Recently federal prohibition en
forcement officers raised the ques
tion whether persons convicted un
der the territorial wbone dry1, act
could be prosecuted for Volstead law
violation.
Muiy Walker Willbrundt, assistant
iro to aehnni uft..,. i,,,'.. i.i.n,. to Portland for the purpose of snend
: with her folks up at "the Forks. jnS a few days in the city with their
Miirvin Woo. took n r i n nil the '"', "" ueing a came man
"ihis department is 'inclined to
think that a pica of former jeopardy
to a second indictment would be sus-
cieek on Monday looking for stray ."'"I .""i. "am wun xuuu, tamed us a matter or law, since
)r the association. nea.d 01 Rtncl?.- Aiinougn tne stocK.both laws which wcr.
I'flll l till' hn ouua.. ..I ....
Clarence Vanon'ler has built a larg- l'm on. ordinary schedule would
cr leedmg place for the Purpose of '' : """ passeiiger
.taking some more stock to feed. !tr."ln' hlh, wfOTS put schedules
A new baby lamb .came to the ?.wl.y- , A lo"sU"K 'a'J ,bloulfh'
stable of Mrs. Will Vanorder one day Richard W Childs of the Multnomah
last week. Eva thinks it rather hotcl t0 ,the s',,t'.on, , aml 'he ,?irla
early but she will raise it and beat were made comfortable at the Mult
the rest lor early lambs. inomah. Their father arrived later.
Jos. Lav went to (Piir Creek to
Hx up a fence around his feed
ground ut Jim Kennedy'!) ranch.
Bert Van is suffering from a
swelling on the hand wnich Pothers
him considerable doing his work, PENDLETON J.-ln 11.
.'( ,, ; i.M i v i . m i'clark' Helix marshal, was today in
Mrs. Clarence Vanorder's baby.
i Helix Marshall Indicted
Charged With Murder
wero violated ema
nate from the same sovereignty."
A GOOD FRIEND
iMiiPHMTin?,!
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BARBEQUEBIGh
A good friend stands by you when
in need. I Crnnde people tell how,
i Joan s juuncy i ins nave stoou ine . j
test.
Mrs. F. J. Bartlett of Adams
Ave.. La Grande, endorsed Doan'n
many years ago and again confirms i
the Klory. loiild you ask for more. OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Jan. 11.
convincing testimony? A nii)liiir. joyous, curefree crowd
"Doimi Kidney 1 ills are n fmt of mora than 11)0,000 persons saw
remedy for .backache. I was sub- Governor L. C. Walton inducted into
ject to backache at times and was ffi,.e Tuesday, at a public, ceremony
in misery more so after standing on nt the state fair grounds,
my feet. Knowing the value of Following the governor's speech
Kuan's 1 got some and had only tak- 1 1... .... n. hn-i
en one box when I was completely was ready, and at 1 o'clock serving
ured of tne misery in my hack, of th,. f.. I
bince men i naven t experienced any
'never had witnessed before. The
throng formed in rough lines bufore
the serving stands as barbecue as
sistants began handing out great
hunks of bvef, buffalo, bear and
indeer ment. ' Bread sliced nr.-!1
piled high began to shrink voder
the onslaught.
Two giant coffee urnB, each IhnW
ing 10,000 gallon and heatt by
steam engine, likewise beruina toe
mccca of iho thousnnda.
backache or kidney trouble.'
SK'VEKAI. Y r. AhS LATER Mrs.
Burtlett said: "1 always recommend
lloun's Kidney Pills as they are sure
to help me whenever' I have any
sign of kidney complaint."
Price tiOc, at all dealers, llon'l
imply ask for a kidney remedy- get
Drum's Kidney Pi Us t he same that
MrA Bartlett had. Foster-Milliurn
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
It was a scene such as Oklahoma
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Tells now To Get Quick Relief
from Jlrad-Culds. It's Splendid!
dieted bv the irrnnrl liirv on a chfii-ffA
: i. .. i . hi"' oti"'"' uckicc iiiuiitci nil Hie 1U-
r . I f t y u l"e.uad sPfcl,:tI shooting of Harry E. Rows, Helix
imvu vanorder came
SUICIDE PREVENTED
RAKER.t Jan. 11. Trainmen and
nasetifftifl on the iijiktr-hound
Sumnter valley tvain foiled efforts
nt self-injury by Charles Linnliauir.
2a years old, construetion worker in
SAI..MOX SK;ilT SKK Grant county. PassenRors said l.inn-
. SEASIDE, an. 1J1. A half dozen bauK, aolareiuly under the influene
siii..,uii. Wf.KiiinK lioin 10 to 15 of liquor, pulled out a knife on thei!
on a h ir licd wire feneo wuh Uh un-; after beinff boisterous. After the
iiMiul Kpcrturlo v.HiH'Hm d ystrd;i knife was taken from I.innhautf, he
inorniim by Kenjamin IIokkh. who op-'is said to have attempted to jump
tMiitc.M u bote ranch two niiloH youth1 from an open window on the moving
of tlilH city on tho upper NecanicMim train,- but the train crew and malt
river. jpassenjrers frustrated this effort.
. Mr. IlomrH states ho wont out. toi Linnbaucr was locked un. in the
h. D.jroiid hts prize porkers and found tho county jail, and is beinjy held by
liHh daiiKlintf from the re nee wtr. county autnornies on a cnarpo oi
The Nccunieuiu. ; lie explained, Jiad'illicit possession of liquor.
la ono ininuto your clawed nostril ,
will open, tint air paimen uf vair head I
ivill clear nd ymi ean hreatho freely, I
No inort hawking, Aimniinjr, Mowing I
imd;ir)ie, dr.vnevt. No uti uerlinir for I
lireath ut infill j your coiil or latorrh
Will ht nili. i j
liit a amall bottlo of Ely's Oenm
Bnlm from 'ynur lraw;it now. Apply
n littUi (if this fTjiL'riHiL Qif iit.ntif i
" injr rream in yair nostrils. It pe;n. i
i rati' through every air pascajjo of tho
ihho, siKuiuM me innaniiti or swollen
mti cot is lm-nibrano and relief comes in- 1
Mhintly. i
It's just line. Don't utav siufTrtl-up !
with a cold or nxsty catarrh Kelici
comes so quickly. i
cigrar store man, in that place last
Clark
out
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nome irom ,.ti.
severe cold. It is hoped that she) . Charles Johnson, Guy White ' and
udl he able to go to school again MHton H jUmes were indicted on a
Vnnnwin. a n t, w it ' cnuHf o . of . Kmnd . larceny and when
j "-.v. v nnestea plead not frumy. '
scnoui on iiie snowcrusc vnis i n ct,,mK.in-h wh, i
to
monnnjf. The recent thaw and fioez.Was a famer m the east end of the
in riRht alter, made it nlmost as ice. countyt ,va3 arraigned in court on a
At any time, when people ot the cna of obtaining money .un(Ier
Park are questioned pretty close, you faise pretensea. He was given Air
will find that thev-still retain the u ; ,u;u i!?.i
.Maud Vanorder was heard to remark
'We believe much in the neighborly
feelings that we learned when we
AGENT MOVES
BAKER, Jan. 11. Paul Carpenter,
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were young from our old parents, for the nast three wars Polk county
.Some people may have faults, but agriculturist, has been appointed to
who is without fault.-.? To get along a similar position in Baker county
we must forgive and forget, treating and has taken up his duties. Before
the other fellow much as we want coming to Oregon Mr. Carpenter was
to he treated ourselves. When they, agent for. Lewis ,and Clafk county,
arf hungry they must eat, no niattH with head quarters at Helena, Mont,
what they have ever done. So do lie is a graduate of the 'Minnesota
we. .Then give with a free, ' hnnd, Asriculturajr college. His family ac
" 'and the' givei1' wjll''aHvays' get "b'aclcTcom'panie'd hint to Bilker. ;
what he gives some way, somewhere
and sumehowr- And, otu religion is
nciii'Niie ayerA1 J JnFtJ Itfto'ii
Please tfo not bring m.a, rorand
a Jine , , . , ,
Aiul .ask me to measure niy Goo.
t I only know 1 am sprung from Him
Uke a flower from the sod.
-J- onry-know I go- bnrtf toHiinn-fc -
At. deathisu high- birth.
As a flower goes back at the close
. of its day
. .. . Tg-,the earth.. t? ,4 0 .z.-t. :
Hop Jones was helping Air. roster
with his sick mare last Friday.
Mrs. Roy Jones is furnishing milk
to Mrs. Ed. Oililspie during thw ill
ness of their children. Mr. Gillis-,;
pie's cows not being fresh made it
a necessity to purchase milk.
J. W. Lay has brought some fine
potatoes to John B. Hunter, who
will get his supply4 for the wint4;r
from him, as they are the finest
potatoes seen around hero. Mr. Lay
has the "rep" of raising good 'po
tatoes. Mrs. Irene M. Groupe, daughter of
John B, Hunter of the Forks, has
gone to work at her former position
in the telephone office at La Grande.
Miss Ida O. Hunter is returning
to Union today. She will resume
her term of school- ' there. ' Her
friends are rejoiced at hearing that
she is over her last spell of in
fluenza. Fourteen inches of snow fell on
the night of Thursday, January 4th,
up at the "Big Log Cabin" at the
Forks. Rain set in on Friday after
noon and ruined all night, and Sat
urday was still raging. The snow
is about 18 inches deep and is sirm
Har to walking in the creek, it being
Imoii on a raniiniq .for several days.
overflowing it banks ' and entiiol,
covered the fenco which , surrounds
a, 'portion of his ranch,1 Tho water
Hul)sld'd and left the salmon which
huvo been upstream during the
spawning season.
flame Iu.vh limit tin- .number yon
can kill. Camo hos of yesteryear did
their part. also.
There's a touch of refinement
with EDISON MAZDA
LAMPS.
H. & S. Electric
Company
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Wiimv 1 T?ni-nie!nnr ArnlinPoa '
Supplies and Service
105 Depot St , , Phone 393-W
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"Comfortable
as an old shoe"
A homely expression that
exactly describes tlte senBatlon .
of a woman who has been fitted
to
' , FRONT LACE !:;
CORSET !
"Ia Camlllo" Co-aetB emb6(iy !
the latest and most Important
ImprovomenU in front lace
. corsetlnK.
Complete Tiasortment of the dif
ferent models and' sizes always
on hand.
Triced $2.S0 and Up.
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Mrs. Robt. Pattifion
Oirsctirro
1-lione 022-W Jli 1702 Oak
A Classified Ad Will Do It!
GOOD LIGHTING
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Kabo Corset
SALE
.Entire Line Reduced
We are offering the f among Live Model
"KABO" Corset, front and back lace, made in
many styles, in plain pink,-coutil and fancy'
brocaded, at radical low prices. - :
Make your selection now while we have a
good assortment of sizes. .
PUTMAN'S
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Millinery
p We, will ,ba glad to show
S lanips ion I Jroiii i living
gjt'oom a'tdfor the other g
Shelby Mazda Lamps g
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Bargains In
Homes
A new five-room dnndy homo and
two lots hear Hho rallroiirti Btihi(i;'clty !
water, olortria Hunts, bath mid toilot, j
imniire. nice luwn, oto. J2.000, f. 0 0
audi, 126 vcr month payments. j
Five-room homo on Oak Ft., near
Adams Avq. All finiilnhed, for
61)0, ItiOi) cash, 35 monllily pay
ments. A dandy homo on Mist St., one-half
Dlork from Adams Ave. Klve rooms,
built-in kitchen. Imlli, toilot, elactrle
IlKhls, city wntor, etc. IBOO, $000
rash. - . . .; .
1 Five room modern borne in the 1600
Work' on Y avenue. Two lot, bath,
toilet,' olertrlo llfThts, city water and
KaraBC. Maeadninlzod Btroot. Price,
yiOOO, $000 cimh. "
1 A flvo-room 1 niodorn home,' with
IniKO corner lot on 12th street, one
block from paved street. J2T.00, 00
cash. Will take a good car as part
payment.
Small, tracts, city lots, farms, etc.,
for sole and trad. ;
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Auto'amV Plro insurance. 1 "
Special Attention! ?
See our fine assortment of Home-Made Cream
Chocolates in lioxes. Also Mexican Chews, 3Al
, ;iiHond Britf(uint Brittle and Taffy. Fudg-
AH Our Candies Are Made in Our Factory
PALACE CONFECTIONERY
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I Something to think about
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When lying awake at night,
stop counting imaginary sheep
and think what is probably the
cause of your sleeplessness.
Both coffee and tea contain a
drug element that irritates a
sensitive nervous system, often
causing restless nights and
drowsy, irritable days.
A delicious, hot cup of
Postum contains nothing that
can deprive you of restful sleep
at night, or hamper your days.
But it does supply all the
warmth, comfort and satisfac
tion that can be desired in tho
mealtime beverage.
Your grorv sells Pontum in
two forms: Instant FoBtum
(in tins) prepared instantly
in the cup by the addition of
boiling water. Postum Cereal
(in packages) for those who
prefer 10 make the drink while
the meal is being prepared;
made bj boiling fully 20
minutes,
PoStUm FQK HKALTH
"There's a Reason"
Made by Postum Cereal Company, Incorporated
Battle Creek, Michigan
4th Annual Clearance
SALE
Sweaters i P1'106
Middies ............:: - - V-l Price
All Stamped Goods: - Pe.
Percale .., W to l!)c yd.
Gingham : ll-c to 2f,c yd.
School Day Cloth
4-qt. Lipped Enamel Kettles 25c
Andrew's Variety Store
Monuments
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CONCRETE
FOV PIHHkHENCIC
S2dd-Proo Ilocl
Its even, firm, gfitty surface prevents
slipping even in wet Weather.
It is the necessary complement to good
tires and good brakes, for complete re
sponsiveness in your car.
More and more motorists are insisting
on Concrete roads and motorists can
gat the kind oi roads they insist on.
, Send for our free booktst R-J,
' Facts about Concrete Roads
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
Guco Building
PORTLAND, ORBO.
cA National Organization to Improve arid
Extend the Uset of Concrete
Offices In 23 Other Cities
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(?en.Ccirr& b,v" raale pro,onna
7llcmondl.7roi tudy or
. nt on nrrior nlflr.ed in oul
nd an order placed Id out
hands ti lure to receive faith
ful, InUllitfunt wecutii.n.
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We Rladlj
Finish Estimate!
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company
1592 S Are. U Grande, Or.
We arc pleased to announce that vc have instal
led a blower system, producing clear, pure, hard
and solidly frozen ice. ,
The J. D. LYNCH COMPANY will have the ex-
elusive sale and distribution of this excellent
product in thij community, and are ready to
serve you.
niONE MAIN 10
Grand Ronde Meat Co.
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