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Tuesday, January 1G, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
"SiT"5! home VC? , F rti r-i I
ttinff- CO WORQLCRWHO DELIVERS WASHNGS .FOfc HIS WtPE,
iwc HAOASIJHT ACC1PENT TOCW WHILE- CLFANJNCr V.MDOV.S
From Hot l.nkt
! J. Kin came In frojii Hut l-.ako
yesterday and ia u guest of tho Foley.
Hack to roillaud
Mrs. L, Htanton, of Portland, re
turned lo her homo last owning after
spending thu day in Ja Grande on
business.
Itovlwil MLclhty-i Meld
Jtev. a. Goodwin und wife, of Hu
ge n. (dvtron, returned to their home
ia.- evening after hold Ins revival
meetiiifts tn .Kntcrprise tho past week.
'uimrc in nr mnun
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MADESAFEIN .DIESINBOISE
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v'('k-i-iii(i iii siuiiuii'iviUt'
Mr. uml Mis. liurr Cantrel, of this
jcity. spent the week-end ai Rummer-
villi- visiLing relatives. They report a
very pleasant vlsli.
YoeM HAD A SLJHT ACC1PENT TOCW WHILE- CLFANJNCr V.MDOV.S
V AT AUNT HEABCX3Y-j COI I A't -
Local News In Brief
Leaves for Seattle
15. V. Peterson, former resident of
this eity, left this morning for Seattle,
where he Will live in the future.
I taker Visitor
Fred M.ytell Vns a linker visitor In
this city yesterday. Ho was registered
at tile Koley Hotel.
t'uioit Visitor
(.:. 11. Rollins com over froniM'nion
yesterday to attend to business and
while lu re he was at the Poley Hotel.
In from I Jiii
Mij. Georg Smith came In from
IS I sin yesterday to spend a short tim.
In La Grande as a sues! of the -Savoy
hotel, '
BOISE. Jan. HI Dnvid W. Van
Hoesen, senator from Adams county ;o
. session of the Idaho legislature, died
NeV ciafetV Milling RegUla- suddenly from heart disouse while-o
UOnS 101 All WincS IU Mb- 0wyhee holl!l Ml(mlay oftcriioon.
teV States IS Planned. When found by his wife, who had rc-;o
turned from shopping, Senntur Van -5
(Itv Aasoetated Press) j Hoesen waa sitting in a chair with o
SAN PltANVlsco. Jan. 1 .;.-NYw . . PP n Juf uh?Iu Pjrently g
KuMyii.hi.nB.vBulaUonHfornllniiiie;;1- Drs- Ralph talk and Jamos g
in ruurornm! the most important of i Stewart were called imnwilmtcly but o
whieh will le liie adoption of u sh
tern to li-ve instant warning
men underground in event of fit
are heinji lornimiUd hero hy repr
sontalives of tlo BovetunuMit,
Formative Last
SHOES
Relieve Those Tired, Aching Feet
Black Kid Formative Oxfords, pair ..: i...$8.00
Brown Kid Formative Oxfords, pair :.$8.50
Black Kid Formative Shoes, pair $9.00
Try On a Pair of These Shoes and Be Convinced
of Their Comfort.
min companies und orKHiil.ed la
bor and will bo announced next week,
Down Shopping
Mrs. Jjnn Graham was down from
Perry yosjerday shopping In this city.
Mrs. Collins Here
Mrs. Itasil Collins, of Kamela, spent
yesterday In the city viMthuT and re
turned to her home last evening.
(Jo to Poiihmd
Mr. and Mrs. I'lrieh I.otles left this
morning for Portland and Vanrojiver.
;Vhile there hey will nltend the con
tention of tho Lutheran Church.
l.envis on lt:ninli Mnr Train'
Mrs. "."ls;'(J'ftlion's, of WelsVr.Tla.
left tlii.i limi'Hing for .Wsilhnva, wljeri
she will spend some time! visit im;.
Passes Through
; Mrs-". J. T. Carton of Waitsburg,
jWash.. passed 'through. La Grande
; last !evcing.--en i route to , Wallowa,
i where she will -visit several wedis.
Visiiing in Idaho
Mrs. Sam -.Andrews; is spending
soi'.-e twite at Rupert, Idaho, visiting
as the gm.-t of h r parenls. Mr. sml
Mr.s. .. S. Perry, formerly of Ml,
Cllenn. ; ' , ) "i ' .
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Ladies Invited to .Attend-
All the ladies ' of- He 'Christian
church are invited to; the' church an
nex WednepiJay 'nfterpoon ' at 2:0
o'clock by the Loyal spa. $ &pe-
cial business will be ta'keiv tip, i
P.Jhte 'chws lo .Meet
The Ladies' Hihle class of the
Presliyteri.ui Chuivh wji! meet with
.Mrs. Prank Heasty on 170S Heeond
street Wednesday afternoon at 2:B?)
'o'clock. The study will In the MooU
Irom Wallowa
CJeorgo Wolfe came down, from
Wallowa last, evening on busine, and Khm)pjnfr Visitors,
J I en from Coi
Karl J. Stack In uJ came in from
Cove yesterday on business nnti is
registered at the Koley Hotel.
Mrs. Fred Robertson and daughter
flild.i of Perry, Were down spending
the clay shopping in La Grande.
, Perry Lady Here
I Mrs. Lore of Perry, spent yester
day in the city shopping, returning
to her home last evening.
To I Jgiii
Henry Homnmi s left this morning ,
for his home at Klgin after spending'
a few days in this-city as a guest of Kclurnvd from Kakei
tile Komnier.
of Deuteronomy.
Vlsil ng Heie-
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Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Larson of La
Grande returned, from Baker, where
they spent the- day visiting.
C. Harold Carov. of Portland, is in
this city visiting his parents, Mr. and Knsiness Visitor-
Mrs. Gwirge Carpy.
Mrs. J. A. B(dl of Meat-ham, who
has been in the city on busin.;s-i. re
turned to her home last evening
It err from Sumniei-viih'
William and Kdwln llirclifield are! t. :
In from Sumnu'rviile today to trans- Perry Girl Here
act busiii'-ss at the land of fie
Ba k to oith Powiler
A. Tally returned to ls liome at pir.g.
NortTf "TOWtTeP 'This ili-drtiirf??"ffT,vr,l " "
8 rving as a juror lit this city.
Mtda - C.nlfhi Phormnn r.f Perry-
spent 'the day visiting in La Grande,
returning to her home' in the 1 eve-
La Grande Visitoi
1 V'-M. W V. Ve.itre- of OllinooK.
!t ... . -Oienn returned 1 6 her home hi-1
Hardii. lehhii. Mir,tfhi( owning after spending some time in
when1'' she viir ppefiil-n'.t(e city visiting friends. .
Itcluriw Home to Keith, i
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Mayherry h'ft
jthis morning on No. 17 for their home
at Kelt h, titter spending some lime
visiting in the city as Ho guests of
Mrs. M lyherry's sister. Mrs. C.ieorgc
'MeVev. of this citv.
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'J At' Savoys- ' ! " 11 '' 1 ' :l
H. K. Vn-ss of the Hrnilfiiiarters
Pt.'j f of-i li-e l.oval .Leirion of Loirtterfl
a.ifl immliormen of 1'oillu.nd. Mho- is
in C'irt.'iatK :'o ' mspet'it he -'milts and
c::mpa of 1 1)110 isurronndfng' -vicinity' is
Htopp,ng at the f'Juvoy ' llcdl'll' -! '
the senator was dead.
U ... 11... U.,o l.nnn (v.,n.
oieo; Willi his iieari. ounug iuc i.mi.
six years, according to 'Mrs. Lillian1
P.itiif Kio nU-otn oK-'mf-n-v When I
til'P. k.. A l' . u' Tvr...'l.. I
UtJ ieii- nil- Mine, m'unu mi'iiuiiv mvn n- i
ing, Mrs. Pettit said, he complained1
-K..t AiA ..f woll llm lnir htt. I
accord- to i tute m.nt mady here; Jn Bo he comp,.lini.d frequent. I
today by i. M. yNol.lm sup,in en- )y q mombepa ((f hi family that his
dent ot satety, industrial accident , snrt wust ih-Hno. him. hot mm'
commisaion.
"To prove that the 47 men
.sacrificed their
mine fire, in
;U. lUL', did not die in vain, the
new regulations ure being drafted, '
was the expression of one member oi
tho commillco of eleven now draft
ing tn new regulations for California
mine operation.
The .system of underground warn
ing w.ll be handled in three
Mr. Wolfl.n explained. Ptist, through
jtench tw trnings; second, lhrounh lei
Phonic coninuinlcutton; till I'd, by a
simem o. e.ecii.i; .m ..u... M 'each district
:e the noPt vital, said Mr. Wulflin.
'This w.ll be afomupli.'ihed by put
ting t;thyl piercapian or nmthyl (ncr-
Capinn in the compressen
FRENCH & GREENE
Ready-lo-Wear and Shoes
heart was botherinir him. but nons
. ithoufrht his condition was snious and
wl"'1!,;. Juih .... n a,n,-i.-. Mvs. v.iii
u-lr lives in tho Arsonuut Hoeson wns un(lcr the car, of pi,y.
Jackson, cal., on August !sicimls Monday cvwninK.
LEGIOX HOOP TOVKXF.V
LINCOLN, Nob.. Jan. 10. A stale
wiilc basketball tourn:un.;nt will be
held by the American LoRion here
the last week in February, the state
' "lUthletic commission of the legion has
w a s, , . ,
uecituu u iiieeijn lint:.
The slate will be divided into eiirht
districts. District rhnnipionshipj will
be determined at tournaments held 111
The champions ot each
district then will compete in the
state meet. liothenbtirj; won the
title of the legion last year.
A' Intt,. I,nn .:,( I.t ll In.
i.ujui.i iii inv ,u,....v, .. .... ... n posls liu, gi,(. ur!il(t litem
connection .it thc-surfacc, ot I He mine. t. or(:anize 1)n;,kotbali teams and en-.:t-..xe:,i
o, )i,e, these cUenncals will ,cr th(J .ijstrict tournaments. The
ie I rclca-.cil .tUi ouifll. tile air Wl-,,,,,,,, itt(( als0 rcl.omlllom?l (ml
iic.ii loti ..lystoiu .anil In a minute or tlt pr,)nlotl. track more cxtcn.iiv.dv
two will i.enctraU uyefy foot ot every so ,hat a bt,ttr tell, t.(H1( ,, Bell,
slope, ilr.lt.. or levol.iln a mine. ,0 t,e mitiimal American Legion con-
-i no sic.iicii oi ,einji o. i.iui,,,, ,..- venlion in &m Flancisco tlis fall.
.'Hl'Lin IS, UM I'lII IC, 1U1U .CllHIIUI lie, UllS-
,,K'ii tor .my other odor in a mine.
test purposes anil mills, liow-
tho mines probably will use J
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ELECTRICITY
HEATS HOMES
Uncle Josh is looking for his fcojH
back at "Thu Old Homestead." '
It may be a long, lont! way back
home but "Tho Old Homestead"
isn't far away. :
.Find
It
Here
Copy
be
Will V.Mt. in Itak(jr
for l'.al;cr,
few days visiting.
. - ' Klorl; Arrives ' '
Jlcre on Huslncss ' . Mr. and Mrs. J. W- Clay are thu
Oliver liroeks,.a. rarnierfriiiii Stan-' proud parents of 'n baby boy born
field, is in town today on land I nisi- Thursday, January 11, at .their home
ness. in Fruitdale., ,
To Attend Funeral' ' 1 "'
Mr. 'A. T. Hill ard diiufehter; Mrsl
Emest- Watkiits left for , cwbrrg
;Orepoh. tti attend tho funeral of then
cousin, L. S. Hill, who fornlferly' was
a lumbeVmari of eastern OK'irmi and
is well known here. Lately he wa:
engaged in tho lutnbsr brokerage bus-
lncf-s of ciln r rnnci.co. "
Itrtui'ii.- lo lliintingoii
i rs. J. K i neaer , reiuraeu hi ner
home at Huntington this mouiing ;.f
tr spending a few days here on business.
Will (Ml at Haines
Mrs. Henry Ktrallon and children,
of tliis city. I:ft this morning for
Haines, w hre they will visit Mru.
Strntton's brother for a few iays.
Will Visit Here
Mrs. Laura 1. Nash, of INndleton,
Arrived in this city last evening to
visit for a fortnight or long.r with
Col. and Mrs. I S. Ivanhoe.
Joing Mccly 4
Mrs. S.. A. Wells, who recently un
derwent an operation at the (Jrande
Uondi- hospit;.! is reported to be re
covering very nicely.
linker Oil Ma.i Here
H. N. 'Hoatwiclt. manager of tlie
Stunda.nl Uil eomp.iny of HaUer. sp. nt
Saturday in the city, in the int- n st o;
the company and Is i-ntlmsi-d over the
spec'.a' winter gasolin- that the com
icmv is sniin1-'- to iln cnHfoiii'T'.
Aljirrlaii-n License Isued"
A TOflvriiicp lieense was issued VCS-
tcrduv to William F. C. LiediVe and
Mattie E. Smith by the county clerk1
Returns Home
I Mrs. Hattie CHppenpror of Santa
Kosa, California, who has been spend
ing some time in- the city visiting
friends, returned to her home last
levelling.
Will Visit .
I M.'-p. G. B. Brooks of Wallowa
passed through the city last evening
on her way to Spokane, Washing
ton, where she will visit for several
days.
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.Week-End Sprnt Here
! Mrs. K. M. Courtwright of Cam
hridge, Idaho, returned lo h- r homo
j last evening after spending the wcek
iend visiting in La Grande.
I
! I'lan Nochil Kvi'himi . i
t'A'The Kour !' local 'No'. 14, of the
i .m in. iii - i ni-HK i.uniiM r coin i.in oi
I.m C.ra'.idi', tl'i Juld. i surial ,juri-
day i-vi-niiig in the K:tgl--s Hull, for
all I'our 1. membei'H, ladles and their
j friends of Cnion county. 11. K. Ven-
cks, of Portland l'"oitr I- lieddnuart'-rs,
will bo jr. sent and will help in the
;ertertjt!nr.etit. -He is n ' prom I in in
o liiiiinnity leader in the Itose City .
;f to Wiiliowu
Mrt. Y. I'.eaii antl Miss !! i'l Ib sse
i'et't this nionitn;; for Wallowa, where
they M-ill Steiel a cutipti' i days at
tending the M,K'Uio!.!.w.s meeting of
in- MmnMi'-.h ' 'Hi''"''' " '
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.Three Forfeit Bails
I Three men, among them being
John Doe, who this time is a Mexi
can whose veal name is unpronoun
cabic. forfeited bail by not appear
ing in the police court last evenim-
;at" 7::.0 o'clock for trial. B. W.
'Johnson and John Doe forfeited $lf
hail, charged with drunkenness and
Don Meyt-rs, a stockman, foi feite
$5 charged with speeding.
Iff MESS
IHSTJUJJ
Ko:
eve
ir.iyl acetate, which is oil of bauuna. I
This Is effective but docs not luivii J
die same .'WiL't penetrating effect of a
he id her chemicals. Il tikes to see-
onds to a minute longer for the ba- a
nana to reach tho rttmoto acctions I
of a level. J
"It is true, however, that i
uoiHMor awav from the air com- I
prcsslon system will not get the same a
muck wai nmtr aa tho men worKing I
the l oiiipt e.ssjuji ih ills, or in sccllons L------------.---------i-
A'hcre compressed air iH used for veu- j
ttlatlon.- .- SPECIAL
' "To onset this, tho new rcgula-. Set of hand painted cups and sau-
'ions wiil make compulsory an'aux- eers, ?2.o0 value reduced to $1.H7.
lla.r tciepiiune Hystm tlii-ouj-A tilt All1 other fancy hand painted
.mergem'y exit of Oar-iv mine, in 'ad-.induced 'Hi per font.
i:fh:n to the regut
Hie main slrift. Telephones will -b.'i
ii'.a Hlvl kU warning of Mra wiil "' ,lf ,m,fl,,' m:'',
'ut transniiite! in this manner in ad-!h:i'' ),n''. .'"ihgft nn-'ve
. nn nt.
for this column must
in by 10:00 a. nt.
TACOMA. Wash.. Jan. 1 0. Kleelrlc
heating is a succeiis when homed are
especially built tor that purpose. Jn
the opinion ot the Seattle section of
t Im American Institute of Ktectrical
Knglneers at a meeting here. The re
sults ot electrical heating were dis
cus.cd, with tlie conclusion that
houses should lie built tn 'retain beat
If the. use of electricity is tojbocome
both economical' and efficient. .
More homes an healed by electric
ity here thi.n In any other city In the
I n led Slahs, it is claimed, a total of
! 1 . i i s being so heated during I
Thin Is' t nought duo to- tow heating
rale of n Kilowatt per year, antl on
ly Hie limited capacity of Ihe present
fily ' wuterpow er plant prevents any
additional families from adopting el
ectrical heat.
Work by the city of constructing n
new power plant on Lake Cushman is
now in 'progress, and with its coin
pi lion, In a few years, a great in
ciease in the u.-n of electricity for
heating and cooking is anticipated.
The city's income front electrical
luating Is now more than $ UMi.uoo
:nni.ally.
"Oreal Britain's sea power may be
great," comments N. A. I'oloon, "but
how about Marcel, who has ruled the
waves for fifty years?"
- The children of Vale must lie home'
hiiu I when curfew sounds at 8 o'clock
Melville's Hard- every night, the new city . council
telephone' dow-i'ware,' 1128' Adams ave. 1-10-41 having passed an ordinance to that
frocks looks
nly, it's a per-.
iiCon 'to the Ktenci ' warning.
"A sv.stem of electric light flashes 7. ' " ..
wlii a":t,o' i.e put into ofjcci, hnd Un-1 An. elegant poi f,ume ia what most
t(er the in'w: i'egal.itl'oivs the inenlnitc8 are, wishing for, utt . Silver
.vhe.i warned tif r.re will ' tndit f deK-1 thorn-Wi;ight's Drug SUire you will
ku:ibd a of the mine and form I the choice perfumer that arc
ic-iirht.nW iitia.ls. Kach skip ten- gei.eiany caira.i ami nicy hen most.
jer, ?M.tn'i o
Iain work I
, jig eiiuiimient will be on .hand for
each' sijiloI to do wht It Is siippOHed
effect.
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A one-way ticket to the thrills' of
vuur youth back at'Tho Old llonii;-steud.''
ARCADE
TONIGHT ,
FERGUSI0N
in
OUIGiSI
and
CLYDE COOK
Comedy
-in.
, , Wednesday
and Thursday
i-hosli will liiivi; o,ir-!nl tlH'iil in small qwanlilif.i,
.in uml iho'riiV riKlit-'y llle l'utmiiii i.Huf fSl.no, .
I'-nr 75 cents, sotnethin-: of
NSW TODAY
T.mbe:v.
!.'iinma!ilv
k; nunttcd,
ii Value
in stiitiuncry, one t till pound of papc. '
sKiiting. and other in-!,1(1 dopea for ;?'c is what has;
nar-rial in oach shaft will ' n'-'1. a "'V, ,l f
former
l-lli.tf WANTED iMan with cur to sell com-
plctu hue of .low priced I llifcio
, AND 'tUBL'S
and, :exHnses.
Co.. Sterling,
or spi'ayed w.itli cement.
$100.00 per Week
Sterlingwoi th Tire
E. Liverpool. Ohio.
MO-ttp I
,,..,(.! ti, tin- Invmit iif the nnu'
regulations. The uuW t'egolatioun also! . '"
call for live sets of breathing app.u -j , l(ihv.,nl;
aiun ioi a Mini i .ii men ui niLoe.j
lllioei 1 iiiiiMi. i uio r,-K oiiiiioiin
called for five sets for 5(1 men. Where I
gronp "!' mines have a cooperative
station the new regulations call for j
leil sets of bre.it hiug apparatus in-
lead f five lo be kept at this
a! ..tution.
Store, formurly C. I K I'uinmn dru-i --poM SALE- J00 acres of .-Iana!
1-lL-lij known as the Howard Meadows. :
Will sell on easy terms or trnde
for city property. Impiiie Fred
I'horman, Perry, Oregon. l-lb'-i;tp'
Irani: Jact think of j
InjiAthe el trying to start a ne.v !
war before all the booi..-i on the last I
one have been sold.
WANTED 1000" tars daily to' fill
with air. water, oil and iraft nt Iho
State School Ktmos now available lirhwav Service Station. Under
for loaning upon Union County, pew maimgement with real service,
farms. Interest G7r. Call upon or Sydney D- Hoot, Manager. 1-10-It
.T.n tl V lllvi.n P,.1..ti !'Mil,H,lf- . ....
The f nal drafl of the new rogwln-'. i,' to ! 'r ' nr-. . i
;.. t. i.. .... i. - uiuiiuti, uiwN. ; -,v ,: i iiii i o rem., two nouseui en
: j jnj, r,)unis phono Uo-i-W. 1-Jti-Mt
Now is Ihe season of 13 x year fot ' rr- . , .
coughs and cold-.. Why not stop in ! , ,, .,.
nt Silverthorn-Wrighl's Family Drug
Store and buy a lottle of their Su
perior cougli and cold preparation?
l-LMf
lions i ii- w in the hands of a ub
xnmnittee comprising Meusrs. IMck
tid. Colby, l'illsbiiry and Hrowp, AH
..oints' oi ihe n-w regulations, have
.tlreudv been unanimously agreed
ipon by II e full committee of eleve'i
and the adoption as outlined is confl-
to
.ientl expecleii.
4th Annual January
and RemodelJng Sale
NOWGOLN'GOX
SAVE O.N QUALITY MERCHANDISE
COMPARE Ol'R PRICES
EVERY MEN'S AND T.OYS' SUIT OR
OVERCOAT IN OUR STORE AT
ONE-FOURTH OFF
NOTHING RESERVED
350 SUITS and So OVERCOATS
TO SELECT FROM
.MUX.
O'mIiih.h
V.'yllK P ilt
Jointly -lasi
U giLnuuumiiuir
I SDGIAL NEWSj
I'eople!
If th"
Kansas f'ity H'r.
la Hit on l;:-o'id
must havr lol '
putting I.M1 Wli.lr
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Any La C ran do subscriber
the Observer who dnoa not re
ceive his paper by 8 o'clock In
tho evening, please call Western
Union, Main 24, and a spociul
ino.Hsenuer will deliver a copy.
jViiwwJ.stuii;et,
TEAHtSv in:
OF LOVE" . :
STOY Br EOWARD J. MONTAGNE
. and GEORGE ARCHAINBAVJi5
PIRECTEO BY GEORGE I.RCTAWIU.UI
ATHBIUJNG RWLROAO WHECK
I A VMO AIRPLANE CRASH
And OthorWONDERFL'LTI'iRIUS
MKKCHA.NTS ATTI.N'l'ION
.1 in. i Members of the
of the World ami th
Woodcraft of Cnlon, met
evening for a joint In
stallation oi officers In the K. of I',
hall, about 1'tio being present. At
l ho onehision of the iiiHtalluthm.
whicli1 was very impressive, u dc-
j I i u i 1 1 fill s"cl;!l evening, featuring
fund a few 'specialll'-s, was rpenl.
1 M ' H. Agnes r.-iddoek. known
i 1 h rough out Ka-dein Oregon for he
t-levr'r hiiroi'sonatlolis and her abllltv
1 is a reader, furnished ll.:-e original
i ii'iirdMi that coked much applause.
-IViek to H-.n.i hville" Uiid a mat
j i hitch t!np;r::oiu.tion wr.-re two of the
l number that sin prevented.
Following a deliKhtfnl chicken dln-
hit, t hose present licpuried foe their
hoi. i'cm f.Miingltat they had nttrnde.l
1 one of th" iuohI prom l;,elit social
events of the year.
We want a sto'-l;
general merchandise
DOG TEAM RACE IS
TO BE HELD SOON
' AHIiTi'N. l iaiK-. .Jan. II. T. n 'U.i.
bams. Including four from (';in.iU.
ind (-ii froiti Alask.i, ha' bi-i n en
t. ii d In the nnnn-l Ast.ton
'bruary l'J. artr-l!ng to
imit:ll''-".
; Miss l. ia Hutchinson.
dog r.i
tin- r;,
the
1 ' ." H
A mwmtSb
iri-r wlii) i. tad' a food Khnvttiig )
i-u- 1 2 ru.'. Itas .nt-red h.-r te;im.
iltt-.r known eonb-siants in-'iod.- "';
i. ni. 'rn.'ik)" ( ;.sion. ;.-.jrgo I'ii-
i '.er and W. '. TriiL . .
Th- Ashtnri dot.- T.o -- is le t:t!d'd a:
:t1 emu ! i'vi nl but noun- y. ;im pejil -
.a . ni is ti"'es-ary l-'-canwe th.-r.c'.-
i:e! I'io mioti. This v.as 1 1"-
j-- io !'') v ie n tlur-- w:is an earl
pr-'.v '
I..IU I'AXYiiX, .lull. it;.
iiro enjoying the fine weather,
o:ot:i do neee.Hsh :i tu tlielr traveling us
! ittle as poss-ide. I
! Mrs. Siaiks of forest drove. Orc.j
j ti rived Sunday morning to visit wtlh'
her sister. Mrs. C. I.oflaml.- U'-v
! . omlug was a surprise to iter sis-:
j er's f - mul'.'. but I hey will enjoy lie
i visit jje-t the tsame as If ulie had been
Misses Xo;i ..(id and llerniecp IxtT-1
f md W'-tc out m visit w.lh their aunt,
j .-fiuidit v evening.
Walb-r I'ftddtT' has been suffering
; a aevei'j atlai k of hi grij)po but is
inn,. In tier at prcetll, I
Mrs. C.eorge Tucker and Utile
daughb-r were brought homo, Satur
day from the hospital. Mother aiui
b-iby a 1 e t-ol li ff1 :ng abttig nicely.
: Mr-. Tm' K. i will lie wllli her mother,
Mr-.. -oime!l. r r a while.
I Mi-,. i.-hl in living1 the couniv,
V .-I in oi;' I if his t hi- ek. Those tak - !
; ing llii'tn are Marjory I'ceblcr, the home of M
i'ii yiu.-- ui: I Ituth 1 'runmmiih, Kay- iicsday evemng.
! toon-l i'o.:n:--il and Jesse Ward, llic' "
7th guide. I t Ui,ii '
j . , . - I ia v, h '!!;'. niiji'ini to Ci-
I und'TMand. n- t I Ik- el. ct.-.l.
How C -bdo Cot Name. j .
J i:ari.adu N th" Sp:.nh iK-me of the : Salvation Army llummnge
bertrded ligtii-r. nathetn ilm i-lattd; It j Friday, January Knh., 1 p.
h:i- a r-tnik of plMi;";iniijil tbieknevi !(; p. ni.
'ip propojlioti to ttn hei.;l:tt rtieeH!.'1
f dry goods or
from Sl-'.OOO.IKI
to fKi.UOO.OO in fxchai.gc for an in
come business property of equal val
ue locate;! in u live Willamette val-
I ley town. Uig payi oil No incum-
hranccs. If intcrcstcil write us lor
full description.
Miilsap Uros., owivth,
l-12-3t Lebanon, Oregon.
Choice candies, fom-thing iteUer
than most candies sold. You will find
at Silvcrthorn-Wiighl l-'amiiy Drug
Store. 1 1-i.Mt
Save money by buying trees from
Karl J. Stacklund, Cove, Oregon.
lJ-lJ-tf
Will pay cash rent for a place of
10 acres or less. Mut be irrigated.
P. O. IJox L'-'il, La Crande. J-Li-7t
.it--
ami
"i 'har;:--
The LcL-ion r.adics will n
eorjro IL V.
Cell
ed at the
hrs, We.i-
l-i,v:;t
from view b.. ' he low
illy 1pUH urotmd It.
r bran lies bend- I
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If y;n -Ion I
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:.l III. ill
' I'l tl.o
oW fli.tl
'L j'ou'vw .Htn
Creeks Foretold Weather.
The ancient Wrecks wre well rerrt;
In w.-ath.-r 1T.-. c.ir -iiVy th r;utinr
ship htTi',-n Min-1 d'W.llor.s ont
T'uy your -i'irn d;n
ducei nnu (f 't tlo-ni
"All-For-Wear" ,
"Your Money Back And A
New Pair of Shoes Free','
(o the wearer who finds PAPER in die insoles,
outsoles, heels or counters of a pair of
PETER'S DIAMOND I5RAND SHOES
$2.85 to $9.00
ASH BROS.
Across the Street from Pcurc's
j;u th-- pi" - Ili:i Adams
h. s., -my S "The Store That Keens Eaith With the reonlc"
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