La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 20, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX Saturday, January 20, 1923. IBS CLUB rn nnni ainr i ii UN a I U UIIUHIBIL.L. SOLO.XS WILL BE BUSY IN COMING WEEK (Contlnueu rrom page one.) Dependable I: 'Slifc I II K 1 DEMANDS K EJECTED )- (By Associated PreBR) VNEW YORK, Jun. 20. Demands linon which the United Mine Workers 'propose to make conditional their fngnuture of the, new wac contrnct we) rejected today by operators oi the tri-stute competitive field. SON CONTROLS. ESTATE PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20. The j The Business Women of La I Grande to Perfect an Or ganization on January 26; I Keception to Be Held. J On Friday, January 20, the BukU news Women's club will irive u re- I ception lo all women cominff undui i hi (id,. ,r "i. ,.,.,., ... j which thnv. ' the club rooms will be yt'L-in ii. i'Jis.,ij. i, jicimn.:uii, win. in at t,h" heal of this commitlee, re quests that Jill who wish to attend communicate with her iioinc time prior. This club is open to every business woman and everyone is ui'tfcd to bt p re.se nt at the reception. '1 he rooms committee; comprised of Mrs. A. J Stance, Mrs. O. L. Larison, and Mrs T. J Sc-rogKins have inspected the rooms and huve planned the rit sorti tions Tor tlie reception and are mak ing arrangements for a very tfoori time f(;j- everyone The organization committee with Dr. Margaret Insyk as conviner have met and the plans for the organization are well work. ! ed out nmi will be put. ihe lore the puoMc r riday nitfht. i he general arian;f ements of the ot anization is under the supervision ot' the (.'iv ies committee ot the Neitfhhorhoo. Without wishing to make any cxcu eu, It must he aUniHtetl that thp sea Hion In proceeding thus fur without profrrum, mid one may swear at the slate-makorH all they please, but without a Hlate or u program no or- prcMHled over hy the reguiutitiff ,p.. .itiion rcui vi-ry rar. j puriirn tit. Now, uiih the "eonsolMa-1 Jucr icgiMiuturM liuvu been luyinj I linn" hills hefur us we uto not tlie ' '"lt;k waiLutg fur Honifthing to imp- ( I etlmination of ihjKii tnu nls. not th-j 1H'n- Af,n w!,t ' Ihe past have tak- j rurlinlim-nt or i-xpenut's which the , n i:nd directed the drawing t 1 jmuide want, hut merely a shifting uf ,uf l,i,,fi been content to wait ths title, and establishhiK f htiieattH tojvar f'n m w I'nrci m wbeh. eauie, lake tin- place of what are now calk-.i )r'-hl' from the pi-ojdf at thia election. eouiMih.iiiuns. (These also haw ictn waiting, and a.i tit n-Milt the h-saion has practically The senate today acted uinniinotiK- "olhing bti'ore it or greu consequence. !y in Jav ur of the HMiyer reaiikiiiun I uraing Ihe, fi-hral jwvetniueiit t.i! Hut cheer up, It is coming. The i l igation pro-j U ',aMl 1H ffomg to be made shortly The Largest Chain Department "Store Organization in the World" 371 DEPARTMEOT STOICS r HARDING MUCH UETTEIt (By Attsociutcd Press) WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.Prcfilcnt llnnling i o far recovered today that ho expects lo be at work on will of the late John filed Friday, leaves the hulk of hi eHtuf. to members of the Wanaitiak- er family and provides substantial sums for religious purposes and for chanty, WHEAT MA UK 171' PORTLAND, Jan. 20. Wheat was $1.22 to $1.44. Wanamakev, h'!ub "f,. which llmr. !KhX iinIK u:,' conviner ana anyone wishing in Any man seldom enjoys bad coin p;ui;.' nvvny rrom home unless lie in In hm) nva' t'roni home. t.M4Jijua.aiiaM.'mMiux.'HLL'.L.'. j - . . . woecaiiitioucicaeoaaoeoaoaoeooooo 2 ' o . o. o o I e ' o ' a o a o . a a a s e a Diaries for 1923 i'oiniation in respect to this club ma secure n; Iroin ber. the committee for Ibis cpeiiini; reception are laying plans for a worth while program. i.nii.i il, 'ri.i.-r Jeel in linker and l iiion counties. Sen-! 1 VHI Nome bills Introduced iil.,r Kirayer ilrew li ri-solmlon prcM-i11,"' r'JI1' part or nr-xt wwk that will fiHhiK u stroiiB .ii-Biiiaeiit for the ),io- ;iv'' everyone plenty of opportunity ject and on 1 1 ... Moor of the senule be:' lllfl ponvr of t lioii(,-ht. Tliey stroinrly PHI forth the merits of that:"'"1 nt "ei.leli" bills to.compe; bit- stietcli of country on Lower l'ow- Pb'luro uhows to sell no stundlritf room der which, if Biven n chance will feed or rt0"" "n Ktin.lay; neither will they a multitude of people. j1'" ''ills to brln.',- down the public lltil- lty lobbies, Put they will tie eonstruc- Trot out the oiators. This was tho'Uv,! ,ax mensun s. They will lie bills ilrsl .lav when oratory (c into lt, Intended to urant so relief needed own. It was the llrst day when the'' th,i P'ldf bills drawn with the u is of old Mark Ant Holly eume Into ."f ehiuiKin!,- a lot of tbinfe-s in roll view. And the occasion was the til""' affairs. j ihl.,1 r.....liiiir and kwucb of tlie .Mo-i Toilay Is lost no far as legislation Is r tdll deioandiin; that the ('onslilu- eon'-rji'-d l.e::il:'- Nation:.'! Prohlhi- ll. ,n of the I 'nitcd i'::fi: be tuuk'lit " ' ' I'eeior jiayneH is here alanine; in all of the schools of the state, Ootli !l speech to both bouses on the ones piildie and pi ivat - and m the hic1hcrlUon of ' moonshine and other, ills, institutions of .rn'iK as well. The .whleli, followed with early adjourn iiill lies merit and it was a cinch, that , n":"t r"r ""' week-end. makes the Us paSMise would be by unanlnioiis 11 lot"il loss to the law-nmklns -ole. lint .somehfAV, Salem ulr w'.is '"'aturt-s. riKbt llils iiio'iiiiie; for oratory and Kenalor Miwur bd off with a ,.:letiso! n Monday tie, f.xlit will come up of the biM. to he followed by Senator1" " "nate over the Garb bill. Tlie D THEISM 01 IIP IE! I-Mdv In en elo,U,:tl appeal for the program (,, aoKnieiilcl by Senator (Jarlaud who spoke with Ileum; on coo suojeel. Senalor l-'arrel! and other senaLors al so K'ave out I heir oralory and the air was filled with beautiful wordr; in flections of voice and patriotic ulter- Calendar Dcak Stands and 192.' Pads? Blank Hooks and Office Supplies lo Start the Mew Year Riifht Get Them At That I. a Grande turns out some star athletes is beyond ipustion a surely. In the past footbuii season o I mice l.a lirantiers, Captain l.occy. J, Judy Ash and Most; Lyman, made tlie olAggio vaisily football sound. Lo- 5 m was unanimously the choice on I ojLbc, noiihut;,L myttiieal (deven and o!was named on the all-coast all-stars ' uy many. Judy Asli was also named o on tile northwest team hy many o writers. Incidentally Cliff llorstma'n g earni.il his letter on the rookie, grid o team. g' "ut that is past history.' Fool 0 ball is past and basketball is again o' with us. still la Grande rcpresun g,tatives at college cimiiime to en'1 ' o ' themselves into the limelight with o their stellar performances and both l'0 Aggie varsity and the rook team o has a l-a Grande man on their per 9! sound. Moio Lyman is a legular o on the varsity quintette and Hud oi'i'hcison, picked on tlie state all-stnr . teiim wnm in nigh school, is .starring ' V Newlin Baok & 5. J Stationery Co. I 9'"" O noooooooocoaooooncooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo on the iniik fiv liud (ioinj; Good. In till1 'iil'iit; L'ame of lh.i N.'-wnn ! for the Af?j;u yearlings, Hui car i tied awi.y the lion's snare of the 1 honors. Scorini; eilit out of the iuii s lui I'ojnia, no showed Misi,TlM,ni fr the hev-.-f 'hluii to jrt.vt.i advantage unri was I ,U tt U unite apt uie oniy ninn on me Hint team that ,.uim. to an hwuu in v h i . . was menuoneu m too 1'uuiaud i im-miie ti hilLs .ire fleu.s.; has pussod tlie 1)111 t:ikin; ffarhu f'rnin all t'-achnT-.s, foiu-fnr t tnv wesirin,1? of plain ei(iz;-nH' elotluH wlnm tiat-hin in fhi' puhlie schools. Tin1 K;n;.ite is, heartily in favor of the mea-Kur- :.iml tlu bill will xe,r::?. i!ut the (iitriT'MU'i- of opinion arisen in the punishment for violation of the act. i KollovviiiK ihi hill came the bill to;Th(' l,""H' provhl-8 for fin-. fm., remove Ihhe inhurlianee lux from the lonmenl. eancllation of a teach i;n,mMi ialv ..iue.Uional I uml a ml ,,r's ('l'rt if it,flt ' :I n,i 1ro.-iil ion by Ihe . muro oratory was nneorke.l. This l'vhoA ,'t,:,",i- rhi' 'ntlt" 'i"cation was moat meritorious oratory fur '""nItt'"' has en.lnrsert Ihe l)ill but iHMitanl laiv .-i baehrhr ol -Uik'J '1"l"!"llIf' majority report that ,,,,tv .ini-it-.-i.fi liiiiuiK. of -l inil-'"1'' PUulMhment be confined to can-; lion dollar.1 in inb iior tieron. iir 1'toe ihath ealkd him ho pl.n-cd that lortune in Ihe l;ily IMueational Fund to Ijo leii'd for kuimIiii;; Ihe boys and Hirla ot l.ako comity lo eollot-s. ,11 ii an oiit.l indinfr ai t of philatitlu opv which has no ciual in Ihis htutc and the vo'i.- to remov from this furtune uis r m R mm amony ercales 36-inch width The same hitfh (,'rude ptreale which we have been .showing in email Kelections we now offer in a allowing of thirty-five attractive patterns JJarka, lights, stripes, dohs and small Jiffures in eolurH and dcsitfiiy mostAuilabh' for fashiouiiiff apronu andhousi' dresms. ' 25c yd. Cliamoise Sued Gloves Snap wri?t and strap wrist styles in brown beaver and newgre y, of chaniotnc, Hiicde. a durable fabric w hie It can be washed. $1.39 is omestics nomef-ti(! price: an1 tern- poi'ui-ily low, new prices will noon be in effect. We are now allowing domestic at lower prices than any time in t he- pan year, and for injfs t; advise buying now. disbursements, and for accruing Date of first publication Dec. collation of the teacher's certificate, 'and the school board prosrcnlion. eliminating (he fine and jail sentence. !'l'he minority report will be that the hill shall piisH as it came over from jtbo house. Of course a motion will lie .made to adopt the minority report in ine mnumaP'.-o uix . " ' . " . tiufi ,Iae,.,.il,d VM1 nrnnprtv hi uml prop-l11" 'in suin. Mirny iry 10 v... y jhelieve that this w ill be the Ion? looU ( heretofore attached and set out m en i or mu'-up o: t no Kie.n ami anil- said execution to satisry saiu juuk The Largest Chain I)epaitmont Store Organization in the World- costs, and in which said execution I am commanded to make sale of the moon over (h T!i ere is hhyid on 1 proposed ".Severance' hy i:i Kalhcriiitf and the a ) ku ment.i .lie beinj; made. I ir.l back of it all .omes file 'inci.tiou oi' eonsl itutionali-i ty of the measure which is (pjiti: a' question ami may iiavu some effect on in pa.-jsaije. j .Minue.-ijla, we a iv l"ld, ha;; a sev erance tn oi iron hut the iron oro Companies ai c no v. imi in t; nit,- t ii ii - cl Slates siiprer.ie court with the law trying lo bust ii. 'I'ii'.n there is ih aiKU'uent that severance tax in Ore. Kim will cau.-ii- I in-on lumber to bor an added cost over Wash inn-lull am! Idaho lumber with a result that the lumber industry will be crlppjed. This K bin. This is not correct, for the 'ment, interest, cost and disburse- im.,. i,.t, ii i.u i i ntiL iiuiiiiiit'iii in hum Mi-Jiiiioii. wit'iii incjuoiuit etviMUiou i.u.iia. i acre an a numner oi imsiaiors wno inow tnererore, oy virtue oi saiu,gon, has upponucd tiio unacrsigncu their election to the Patriotic. So-; Execution and m obc-uience to its, as executor of the last will and tes- Date of last publication Jan. 20, Det23-oO-Jan.u-KJ-20 NOTICE TO CRKDITORS Notice is hereby siven that the County Court of Union County, Ore- eietics of' OrtH'on, which is very dif ferent In many ways from tin Klan. Voles on Hi.' k m Pj bill will not Imli-12 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the eate that one iu for or against the ! front door of tlie County Court K'e.n anil there is no certainty that itjllouse in the Citv of La Grande, will show a tim'-np on tlie fat riotie ' in Union county, Oregon, sell at pub Koeirtios. as the hUl ban be; n eonsld-ilie auction to the highest bidder for ei-'-d on its merits and it ia cxpoeti'vl .cash in hand, subject to the statutory tin- senate will vote with that mind. The attempt to put the Oregon Tr.ii! campaign lo the bad by amend int; ti.' si'iiatc bill so that the Colum bia ilhrhway would befrin at Umatil la, instead of Tie- Dalles, finally is just tout hm:.;' the hii;h 1 caso - for in addition Viiere is more beinn- said. Tlie' governor is on iThty said "Ine game was the rouy;.!' h ; est played by either tham tiiis ywir s aiui injuries were irequeiu. i nelson ' of the college team was the only one able to connect with the basket regu larly." Ho is playing gtuucl. The final score of the game, winch was in Portland against Jelt'evson high, nvna 1H lo 10 in favor of the Jefl'er-Koninns. his of the 11 l" " 1 ,-,UI 1 ' much llotise ooiuninioc on Koa.ns and JliKh- ;ways ami now the mil win pass as ur ic c t;tx question m'"o U"I1U1, ,L ian n . nu m cut that il will f'hlion while It lasted, but peace fln- jJt.,.j.m any r-'UTueu aim ine commiueo aciou in the oeiiw'tl1 "lS ll!iUil1 Kood sen.ie in this nutt ier. commands. I will on Tuesday the 23rd ! tampnt of M.-irv (. WjkIp. Hoceaspd. day of January, 1923, at the hour of 'and all persons having claims against z o clock p. m. oi saiu nay, at me the estate ot said deceased ate here by not it icd to present the same m writing, duly verified, to the under signed vX the office cf Cochran & Kucrhard, La Grande National Bank building, La Grande, Oregon, within six months from the first publica tion of this notice. Dated and first published this 23rd day of December, 1022, GEO. T. COCHRAN, Executor of the last Will and Tes tament of Marv C. .Wade, deceased. dDec.:!:j-:,0-.Jan.b'-13-20 rights, of redemption, all the right, title and interest of said defendant C. L. Squires in and to Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4, Block 21 and Lots 11, 12, 13. It, and 15, Block (i in the Town of Imbler, in Union Count v. Oregon. LEE WARNICK, Sheriff of Union County, Ore. iWlnml s.-i Vj , around I U VIAI A rfeAFVIA 1 , 11: I. 1 Jm i MaVs" ! mm I liiii ! 1 n ; n !!.:; kini1.- and nci wveh Ihey will b r. ..d he fore the mciiibers. Tlie!-'- ;UV several kind- -from 1 he kubli bill Autonas plea lor iviiei was heard w hiei; would pi-.-inii i veryone wdm last libThl hy the Ways and Means pavs real or personal properly to re-1 com mil U e and it wiu a v omhvrl'u I ivhe ciedit mi his ta nceipt for litsM'h-a l'rm a broke and bankrupt city. ao t a person ai uml nearintr eoiiui help sis-hinn" deeply for the horrible income la, n llic fiiaduated in come t ' x up to 1'h Iccn per cut. or I the income It is needles-; to s.;y ile oiii. ,i have sm iliout v.l'rctt these hill l'";ir i! in mn:d, ti;c that h'Kislators plight which Asto bi, fire. Kut. wai is in from the can a broke slate TRraicunnTrnc I (In I .1 . IY"r" 1" a lilll UIIUU I kllU .: I..ttr 111 mmi.1 :n G HI BUS I I I I I l 1 1 I I .rem 11 hir ers u of h Midline hi : ti a camera x U w u i I liins; u I him- come out .!do for a broke city remains to be seen. lamiuar.e of Alex La Kollette, i-o nine the last she Chlb'lhat th -TcHt wan manifested in held a) tile Country manacmeut decided to make this .spoil one ol the permanent features of the t luh. The trap has now been inoed to a better location m t h.:t It can be used the y ar I Ii d i.i u ish. .1 lu do m. in Id'lh n a pl.iliorin is beluir bnlit .so nt, but it no !.a!e ear. ; iudm-try tual! illior can it af-! rt l!eeds for ?s i)f Astoria antl ev- In th need of raising ' . ' ' ... tona : 1 ea n t Astoria and will help Astoria so loll;; :s it does not cost the state any ninn- t tt will M' jyJ:M".lU.n,,.nt ijllt nev-rtlieless it did. NOTICE OK SHEKIFPS SALE ill uliu ; undei takinus. '1 he of ,-;nmv- of the coin pleilies pi rllP d. I' tiial ed b! that Mb1 .Mi th. of th Id the house, l-f flail, all ha!!. for on every i'nv.v. out the mernb'Ms nr.; neopl k. n b. Willi ti akiny ti o.ilet s will not h;i e t.i si:-11,1 uad Mi wet w .-ather. A .slieit-T-icher Im In in- c..ie;tru.-tei so ct ',tors and siu-ders may ha i lo (;et out Of Ihe we.tllu r and r. ul jo hem-; imit in w Inch allpphe. A ShlV is helm: j t(u,j,. ulvI,,..; Mid a v.aik l.uiit from tin- club j ,, Mnl'mnual o the (raps .'o (hat Hie trapsj STATE Hut us. 1 1 al any time. 1iv M.iih --1 !' I.- hop. 1 In neve nil the new I ill -j roeineiHs linished in time for the lleM shoetl, Hhlrli W I ! slispf at nil" e'.doei; (sharp on Sunday afternoon. A htrj;'-1 liiin.l'cr of :-hooli rs and specta tors if- cNp.rled to be on hand. II! l BEATS RAMBLERS 34-16 Notii-o is hcroliy uivon, that, by jvirtue nt an A Uiichincnt .Execution innci (Inlor of Sale, duly issued ont (if and under tlui seal of the Circuit Court of tlie State of Oregon, for the County of I'nion, liearinp; date of No- vomliCT D'ltll. A. I) - I')"' nnrl to HIP i- !',, ,,,,,!,. ( .( in i.i"i " i(in,ct,vl .n, delivered, upon n juil" 1 ''' l:,'',,'v Inient and Order of Sale, duly enter- l,Ar ' 'A lt 'K,s iu ed in s.'iiil tUiurt. in tlie aelion therc 1 ii. .in i'h- ll.Uiiiu ieiin ncMinu, wherein United States u'' 'id's ami lie ; KuM)(.r Companv. a corporation was '"' ,;"ln" ' ""lilaiuiiff and C.' L. Suires was de ll, e in, .'.-ii hi I1''-' f.vidant. in which iudinent vas en- . IV. in nine has i 1,.,-ed iu favor of ll.e United States in.! i-o:o;r.niiiatioiis lojUuhhcr Company, it corporation, leiives.-nlnlive. ji'injntiff ni atainst C. I. Squires si:. Sal. ni. Jan. l n. J defendant for the sum of One Hun "iMi.iy u!,-hl. mis i rili- ,i.re,l forty three and .".7-100 ($11:1.57) ciMii I. . In-; c iMi iily dealt lo t lit.-1 Dollars, wit h interest thereon nt the 1,-Kt.sliiilve jiss.tnliiv- i.,r 1,,-inK so slow rato of (i per cent, per annum from lo uet In iH'ilon. u i I'duiinK rini;ihe L'-.llh day of November. 1922, ilifiw. ot aimi, ,i mi i mil hae a koo.I and the furtiier sum of Kip;htcen and clleel. lor ell i-rilieisin lias Its virtue no-100 (flS.00) Dollars, costs and aoslies More an -Sentiment Much candy Is selected because of its popular name or on accouinyof its attractive container. Tliis is especiallytrue of candies which are bought for-glf t purposes. But, when HARRY'S CADDIES are selected there's 'something more than senti ment involved in theVpui-chaf e. Their fine qual ity is universally acknowledged. Freshness and ' purity are always guaranteed because of the frequent shipments which! we receive direct from the factory. ! Let your next candy purchase be a Box of llarrvs. We also handle an excellent line oi Bulk Candies. .1U1U itJ I Newlin Drug Co. u A Vivacious Story of the Modern Cirl 'ho Delights in 1 laving a CuhhI Time Also a Wcslern Cumedv NOTK: The matinees tin Jloiulay Tuesday will start at Lot) p. m. :uul ..-it nil, lit mi ,., !';. 1. mi liiuli ii.-h.iol 'Ii. lull tlie L r ,,l llir I.I lit to I Oil II U. Iy lis, or. . ir, ! Iivni 1 Illy did I to .in-; tr .din .-i a it.ird on. s. lor. not h.-..-r Iw. mild. is. a Ii. in, in Cr.iild.' illy I, I.I.-1I... m l lust lo lillit .iiiin- 'i :i t hi I v. ''!,,. L ,m,. :;ut to I nr. h ap.d .11 luir.l. tin- In, al !i. v, n nni.. a I'nuin U-.i,i 1V71! Wil tiOVI KNtHIS Til ( OM'KB t ISv A.-saciale I I'rrsil rfdooD'oejo Hooveri2cd Groceries VHBK THE THBITV TMHOHO YOUN SALVATION THINK! .1 nri -r. iere me i nriitv Throng u:; i 'i j,fov- cnuus li. ai'o' "pr-nrn'Sivi1 and to ward Jcoki;ti'." haw lucn invited to a1 conference in Knna. rity on Fe'.i- 1-:.UV '.' :t he (oi'!tHl iinilH of Wim'i iwii, :i- c 'iii-n-i to an isnroiuu-o- HOOVERIZE.D GEO' i..iii Da f r -.