La Grande evening observer., January 17, 1923, Image 2

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OI1SERVER
Wednesday, January 17, 1923.
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HHEBP0HT
IS COMPLETE
A NEW HAT
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Everyone loves a fur coat, of course, but they're a bit
nomine. Winter clothes in general need a touch of bright
ness somewhere; dial's why a bright hat's so delightful
right now. Hats of metallic cloth, haircloth and limbo in
clever shapes, draped turban effects and not to large cape
lines, displaying lovely shades in great variation. At an
attractive price range, from $3.00 to $13.00. A new lot
just arrived.
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j Hill s Department More
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No Citizen of La Grande
Was responsible for the
Starting of Forest Fires
During 1922.
The completed fin report 'for the
past year is in tin- hands of the dis
trict forest ranker, Tloyd Kendall,
and several intere.stintf facts are con
tained tht rei:i, aimmtf, them being
that not a forest fire wn" started b
l,u Grande people tin ring the year
Wi, at least none was on record.
The forest service wishes to thank
the people of this city for the co
operation they hae shown in con
nection with the care they have tak
tn to cause Mich a report to be on
record.
The forest service is endeavoring to
encourage the development of the na
tional forests and Part of their pro
gram is to make the woods a lif;
playground where tired man or wo
man may go to seek a rest and they
state that Im Grander have done
much to aid their program in thai
)' rUSJJCCL (H1I II IK LIU." Illl.il JtlU.
I'rges Cleanliness. t
I luring tne pasi year Miveni cases
jcame tu light where campers had
left their camp unclean and litter
j with refuse, such as paper, cans,
I etc., also the carving of -names or
: initials on the sign boards put out
'by the forest service. Strict regu
lations cover these matters and ef
. forts will, be made to enforce this
law to the' limit, although it is hoped
.that it will not he necessary to re
port to arrests in order , to handle
the matter-
RHEUMATISM
CANNOT EXIST
in the human body if you will me
Trunk's Prescription. It is ridiculous
und preposterous, in fact, a pity to
suffer with inflammatory, muscular,
sciutic or any form of Rheumatism.
Trunk's Prescription sells for $1.7").
This Prescription DOKS NOT ruin
h'! stomach, it DUES MOT depress the
heart. Eat" nil the meat and pood food
you wish; IT DOES NOT contain
mercury, salicylate soda, oil winter
green or narcotics,, but it positively
overcomes any kind of Rheumatism or
(lout on earth. WHAT MORE DO
VOU WANT? There is nothing jut
as good. For sale at the L. & I.. Drug
company; La Grande, Oregon.
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OAIM.I.V. Xfv.. JnlK i:. Toy Gee,
....... . i. ...i .....ii,- unNvvcrinir
ffiin for tlu ewrini-men or Hie Houlh-
ern l'ui'iric's i" U""' ii"".
now u Southern I'aclrle pensioner,
hnvint lieeil retired after nearly 4 4
i. ... ci,,.-.. I it It, Tov tleo
J Oil I N !" l . .
.i ..... ..nn.ul)iniiHn ht't-i..
lias wuik.-.i in .... i
u;al i onciiliioi.s sr i vKe upon willed
Hie pension is hiscd, ilates from 1S7II.
lie Is one of tho seven Chinese vet.
elans on the Southern Pacific pen
siou rolls. !
TI RNKEY APPOINTED
riiy Associated Press)
SAI.E.M, Jan. 17.. lames B. Ne-
of Portland today was ap-
Toy jee went ol work will! tnoiajnitn I romanu lutmj !-i-cnti-il'
Pacific in ists as n scctloiijpointed turnkey at the Oregon state
laborer at I'romoiiioiy Point. .when-! penitentiary by Johnson Smith, wat
...........i p,iiic .net the I'nlonlden. Mr. Nesnnth has been a real-
I'lctrie In 1m;i. roi-iniii V the I'lrstldent of Oregon for muny years. Ha
tr'qnsronttnental ratlroii.l line. His .'will assume his duties tomonw.
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A very pretty wedding took place dard was a delightful hostess to the
fwuurday evening at six o clock atmcnitjcrH of the ( ho club.
the home uf Mr. and Mrs, Karl Hey
nolds when Miss (Jertiude Huttolch
und liichard C. TKoiuah were united
1'hree tahles of cards were nlnvcd
during the afternoon, with Mrs.
Jynn Itohni'iikamp winning the club
in marrinpg i'VMH rJiev. g Mjilliau jirize and Mrs. l.ce liouvy receiving
Crosby Kusa,
Mrs. Thomuy came to La Grande
two years ago from Jnnia, Michigan,
and has had charge of tho commer
cial (it'UHrr riiiuif nf thrt I ifim.U.
high Hchoul jinre that time, . Shf, jsJenaiA-hurcji met with Ilev. and Mrs.
Cook: Sara-eat. firju-p Sti-iff
Kleanor Can was cli-ctcrl mmt m
niandcr; Sentinel, Mrs . Harnden;
Ticket, Mrs. JJamilton; Two Knsigns,
1st, Mrs. Norris, 2nd, Mrs. Murchi
son; Mrs. Kerr was reappointed col
lector by the supreme officer.
A supper will follow the install
ation. ;
The Kaffee Klatch will be enter-;
tnined Kriday evening at the' homo
of Dr. and Mrs. A. I-. liiehardson on;
O avenue. j I
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Union, Jan. 17. One of thn' nin.4
f enjoyable social events of tho sea-!
Mr;ii:r-kiii;its tkiau
MKDRIHD, Jan. J 7. 'I'Im' U'IiiIh of
Ihc Ioiik: po-stpom d Jackson county
niKlitrulini; cas'-s in hich sij; k--
kmiMii citiviis wi-ic ' iiullrtf't on
hjuiiLs of riot, ussiiiill und rxlortion.
arc Hihcdiili'l tu in- hrnrd at tln nxt
tcfrm of -eircutt ccurt which convenes
ut JacksonvilU- Monday, I'Yhruary I!,
unless tin' dfftns-' tiik'-a furtlicr legal
action.
I aw lea Moore-, district attorney,
wniil toiluy 1 1i.it .xistunt AtUirncy
(ii'iirral l.iljfivLst. would have cliarK'1
nf tlit raiu'S und tliat ko Tar u lie
kin w at pr.'.s. ni tlu-y win conn- first
Mrs. I"11 th trial riocki l. - '
I'oiiowing the alternoonH Play, a s"n occurred .Monday evening in the
delicious lunch was nerved-.- K- f hall when the Women of
.v.. VVooderatt. jointly installed officers
Jhe Mission Hand of tha'JVflsby-
Just Received ,.
I'ull liur'of Alaska Nible rmidy-;
tn-wait I'urs.. Also M-al biwn
autC Maelt ti immUtg for flrsses
and (iilliirtaiul cut Is for eoats.
Von arc all wHrntno to come
and see tlicin. I also buy nil
; kinds of hnv I'urs und Will' pay
host pricos. . t . . - - ' , f i ; j ;
Chris Miller ,
1 1510 Adnma Ave,
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FORD & GEORGE
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Enclosed Cars
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W.H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Undertakers Funeral Directors
The funeral service we offer is not excel1 d.
The things that combine to make things e;iH
ier, in times of sorrow, you'll find we cxi'er you
in fullest measure.
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Ambulance Service
NIGHT
Main 59
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A now four room modern liou.no,
cement foil tidal ion cillur. Garage.
J'riee , ?2ooo.ao. $4110. 00 eawli, 2u. uo
icr month. A good small home.
A 5-room modern house In very
fine location on N avenue. The price
St right, $fin.(Ki, SKi'Ai.un cnsli and
balance can he arranged. J.ot 0i.1lmi.
A fi-room modern house, basement,
furnace, good garage, fine lawn, good
lives and shrubbery. All in splendid
rt'iaiir. Tht; lot is 5nxIH. Good loca
tion, $r,700.(M).
A 5-room modern bouse, basement,
lot 4axi04. In good location. I'rico
,$2iifn.e0; Terms Jiaoo.oo jrash, ,b.U
'anec arranged as to nayinertts.
Ve Have 3lany (Jood Placed For Sale
gi-adualo of tho 1 State' 'Normal i William Crosby Itoas at . their home
school at Vpsilanli, Michigan. In Washinmon avenue Saturday af-
Mr. Thomas came here recently j tm noon,
from Michigan where he is comnct- Following a short husinesft session
t'H wilhM the. Alichigan atutu hiKhvayJ,nv,.li'InV' vas dt-voted to sewing, dur-
u' li 11 1-1 1 1. i 11:1 iiuiiif i.h 111 Jijll ill , '" " Minus 'i iiiii 111 nil 1 nui an
with -th Woodmen of the World
About two hundred wore present and
following" tho.l installations, a chicken1!
supper was- sWved, dancing being in'fj
oroer xnrougnout the evening after
me rninciai workings of the
was complete.
Mrs. Agnes Paddock sent those
lodge
lso. -Hn is a moinlier o( SiK"ia t'hi'W"!' were ithiI to the liulics. A!"eiit iiilu miithful eostui'y with a U
fr:ilcrnity at tho Miihixnii Ajini'ul- vry pluusant uflornoun was spent. I'l"'i't' male .iiiipcrHonatiun and the ff
tiinil eullfRi'. I lic.-ital of "Huck to SiiuushviiJe." jg
l-'dllnwiiitr the wrddhiK u ilinnei'i Mrs. V. A. McDonald gnvv an club- The officers inslalled liy the Kinjr ; J
was sti'veil. ornte !l o'clock ilinnei- at. her coumr'y U'ity vamp No. K(l, Woodmen of the
.(home near Alinl Sunday, January World, were: N. A. Vanscoyk, past n
The Ladies of the Westminster, M, in honor of the Canipliell sis'-1 consul; K. ' I-'. Heuter, consul com- f
(luild were delightfully entertiiuieil Iters. niander; K. II. Johnson, adv. lieuten-
Monday evenini; at the home of Mrs.l Twenty ituests were present nndUiit; W. (). Miller, hanker; L. A. "i
"' '' Murphy.- an enjojvnhli. time was liad by all ; w' itt'it, clerk; U. S. lilacker, escort; 8
Kollowinir the devotional which was! prcsclii. Klmer Swiirer, watchman; W. W 8
led hy Miss lluliln Andirson, Mrs I l.a.itrfoiil, watchman; T. P. 1'jcklin, 8
l.ec Keynolds rendered a beautifull The l.aily Macahbes will hold thei-Uul Jhn Martens, manaKcrs; Steve
jiiiino solo, und an excellent lecture' tcKtilar . installat ion of officers thisHim) acted as installing officer with a
"t onipnrisoii of VarioiiB Creat Ke-iiweniiiK at S o'clock in the lodu'e l1. II. ('router as his assistant. ill
'h,'ro'iw WaS BiVl" by K"y' '':,;"""s' A ""sl .'"''wandi-r. Mrs. H. Officers installs bv the Women p
' . . . I"1 """'''"'n will act as installinKiof Woodcraft were: Mr r tl Do- !
Dunne tie soriil hour rn-'ofrieer mwl ill ..,,. .1... r..n....?' , i, V. . '. Ir k 1 V- . XJ
freshmentuwere served bv the bus. i'tir ' I ii s . h,.,o.h V,.: i. ,.V. ! m . '" ". '",lins"11' !i
:'ommander, Mis. ('. I.. Mackey; i Mrs. ('line, M.; Mrs l.ee. clerk; -Mrs'H
Monday evcii,-: .li,. ; rn,ZuZ7. ... . " . ' i ""' ' i" T' . A;. K-.. 'Vs:.. ?.(.'- 8
r, i. ,v '. ...,'r , ' v . .-. i, ...is. ..n..- i,nn. .u.; -nirs. u. j. kitt, i. s.: J rs. K
. ...v...., .., lm- I'Mwilll-(.en y i.iinm; l.HOV Ol rtllllS, .ll'S. f Cll - l il Vf I'M. (I S M l-
Crane's
Argentone
The New Creation In
STATION l lltY
To gel ii plcturo of tills strik
ingly biiuMli'ul pain'r you inns;
Kt-- our riisplay of AltdKN
VONK. li includes ninny sinni
ityl s, wim plain an I deckle
siiiue embellished with
I vilver.
La Grande Investment
Company I
nelinltle. Asents Tor Iti JInblo
' 1 - - Itisiii'nnec 0nimnie..
1201 Ailains Ae. . I'liono .Main 7.2
. Up to Date Shoes
For Men, Women and Children.
The Bootery Inc.
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206 Depot Street Phone Main 118
GROVER SMITH, Mgr.
i-.lB.-s
Line
tess.
if i , ' . ,T . " tiii.,;'"'Kiii,ii; captain, Sli-s. Ijidd; Two I Vf. W. Cuius, . Mr
I Vlf'll
stleet.'
to be present.
enth
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All members are ui)cc.':!
!nr beji
Mr
1st,
Huron;
Mis. Ilcvoridtre.
Chaplnin, M;illie
.1. .1. Ilrown,
llnssett. Cor.
( line, II.
(lutes and
musicians, and
Mrs! j
Mrs.fi
Red Cross
Drug Store
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' Probably one' of the la'';1
most enjoyable d.-inceH the
VVer (riven was held Mond-r-
at tile l-.lks' hall, when lh- H,-..ih, i
i-.iks, ineir wives mid swe-!.,-. m i
semliled at the hull ,v'i ci-je.
VCI-V llll-llSIIMt rVH.imr .1...
music bemir furnish".! by ; 1 .en'i
t'hestra. 1'elici.ms pun. li u:,.;
tliroutthout the ev.nint.
The 1-llk.-. are er.iiu' 1,, .
other of just tins lu ,l -,f dun e
Weeks floni ln.-t lond.-iv m'.'1-.
nil the Ill-others arc hiif to
A llilKe crowil was in i:l,cii
ing that a lota! of ocr one I- ie.i;ei
iivfveio m-ie s.ihj.
The oeconil parlv of thn
club pnrtica was jriven in he I
hall Saturday nitlit. Alth.iuj
weather was wry (lisairree-iil
peoplo did not Jet it inteif. n
Jileasure. Sixty-six were i riseiit
I he hall wn.t decoi-ate.l in re.-n
find yellow and this color scheme iva'
ninied out even to tin- dieses r:
hy the hostesses. The (v.-nmi: wi,
i-pcut in cards find xram.-- f..r tin
younjrir p.-t nnd dancinp was r-;-Boycd
until n late hour, the inuic
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-.t.iK t hi ii.Tiii. u iv illllh (Ol-
nutr.d ('.uinsell on tho violin
lillereul la.lles lit tho tuatn
ltnoxul Mr. I!,.n.l,. t..
and Mr. Sl-.anibu assisted at intei
vais.
To tlioe ttho nssisled in any way
to tho entertainment sincere thai-ks
are extended liy the hostesses. Hot
lunch was seive.-l late in the eve
tiiiiR and all present pronounced it
The chilli in.nn of this party wns
Hull: . ,
;.irs, tfiiiuiiii i.icv.aniy, nssiMeu oy
Mpsilames .A. K. Techier, JJanton,
Miller und Jlia Klta Jiautou.
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A very rn.ioynl.lo afternoon o-ns
Spent at the Country club Saturday
Hftcrrn.on, when .Mis. .timer HioA-
01
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wit!)
Mrs.
Cmi. n.
f fl
to school
ona winter morning
fresh nnd rosy or pinched and chilly?
Thill's a matter for Mother to decide.
Children, as well as grown-ups, need
n hot mealtime beveraue Hint is whole
some, invimiratine, and free from harm
lul after-effects.
Coffee is known to be hanrful especially to children.
That is why so many thouuhtlul mothers Rive their children
delicious Hoslimi. This pure cereal beverage gives needed
warmth und comfort, has delightlul flavor ami uroma, and
is lice from anything that cin injure the health of children
or aJulls.
Y.-ur grocer Sells Prtum In two forms: Instant Poatum
(in turn) pirptucd tnstunily in th cup hv the addition of
KmIuik watri. Fostur.i Crrea! (in packages) lor thosa who
p.ct.-i lo make lh.' drnk while ihe meal is being pirparrd;
ina.le by boding lull;,- J.' i:Jnulrs. .
COAL WOOD LIME CEMENT
! PLASTER HAY - GRAIN BRICK
MANTEL SUITLIES POULTRY SUPPLIES
SALT ROOFING PAPER CEMENT MIXERS
RED EDGE SHOVELS
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Phone Main 17
Postum
"There's a Reason"
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