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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1923)
r' ;.-..4Vv-,.-4r-,.- t. J - i r PAGE EIGIIT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, January 23, 1923. ! New Styles DEAN WILL FIGHT SARP in MALLORY HATS $5.00 arid $6.00 4m Westenhaver & Gilbert 201 Depot Street o ' . SLAIN MAN IfiKCOVEHS J HOOD UIVHIi. (lie., Jan. 2S. Marshal Hart, thinking thai John lOvnns had been, killed 'by Harry llhoadca, held Rhondea at the city jail until Evnns' boy npplicd for Khonden' release. Evans and Hhomler teamsters for a lumber coinuany, had tnKni'ed in a fight over the care of hornen. Khoadcn fclle.l Evnim. It was thought the man waH dead, and -hffl bodv was removed on an ' im provised DtreU'hcr to hia room in the 'Pythian building. Ho regained con Tidousncss in about two hours nnd Bg ! i II 1 1 ii MP- f.grrqna immediately sent word to officers not to holri Khoadcs. Evans declared that he was Partly :o blame for the quarrel. The blow merely stunnfd the man. 1.M11LEII IMONEEK IS ILL IMHI.KK. Jan. 23. Mrs." L. O. Ruekmau. better known as Grandma Kucknian, one of the early pioneers of this section, is f-brioiwly ill with erysipelas at her home here. Mrs. Kucknian has nearly 100 grandchil dren in Oregon. oett.ou(ocic tetooooocooooooooooooooooooo .. . . .. . . . . .- 9 IE TUNNEL . TO BEGIN SOOM Work on tho Baisley-Elk-horn Mine Nearly Ready to Start Construction of Long Tunnel. Ten-Round Main Event of; Thursday's Card Will Be' a Contest Between Fight-! er and Boxer. ' j Can a Jie-hlor win over a boxer? i That is the nue.tiun that will be sealed In the Star J heater on Thurs day evening when Kid Sarp, of La l.iande, meets Frankrc Dean, of I'ueblo. Colo., in u ten round main ! event on a boxini; aid that is to be held under the auspice of the La Grande boxing commission. Sarp, who hes been in La Grande for the past two winters is eagerly welcomed by fitht fans wherever he appenirs as he in known as a fighter who isn't afraid i ff mix with any of them. lie has foujjht two fij;hls this year, winnitiir over both onnon-l ents, both of whom outweighed him.l tho victor?o:i uci.ie; duu to his carry-1 ing the fight to his adversary und! relying little upu the i-X'icntific side1 of the rnmc. Dean, on the oihcr hand, is a clev- j er boxt'.- ami likewi:-:1 is of tho tvne i who mixes it. f.o'ii foc-.'l to btil. Dean I n younger man than Sarp, appeared; in La Grande tw. weeks agoersus Allie Nelson, losinK . ho decision. In! that fight, however, Erunkio showed! to tlic satij-fnclion of the local fist! I followers that he was game, clever and could take and give plenty of1 punishment. j Three fast i,:-eliniinariei have been! arranged for i.he coining go and La Grande fans aie assured that the card will be of an excellent quality. The Largest Chain. Department,! "Store Organization in the World" New McCall Patterns i IS ew Cotton Tll,tt. 371 DEPARTMENT STORES Diaries 1923 f FSAKEU. Jan. 2ri.-To have onnor- o tunity to inspect tho new camp that has been pstnhlishcd at the d'aisley- o Elkhorn mine is to awake to the real- o izution that here is a piece of real 2 mine development being undertaken, INTER 111 JT51LLEY or The Grande Rondc valley is again ', in the tirm grip ol Old Alan Winter. Coming at the termination of two W;eeks of typical spring weai'her, snow beijan falling tins morning unci ;w1endnr 'pek ktaSdsAci 1923 Pads' Blank Bsokg and Office Supplies to Start the New Year Right Get Them At .11. UV'n -(;''( ,,n. it' 't'j-''i'"'V."- I 3 " h 8 ti i ( ;'.'( Newlin Book 1 & Sta Ojlike of which has never before been o seen in Eastern 'Oregon, states the 2, Unker Herald. ? i 'ihn r'i' n aSt HCcn p,an"01 !lml j oncc more the city of La Grande be . . iT'i '!"! "'K " " ,,,KS';' I f?an to believe that it was winter 0 o the Ueliiware Mining company. in5lt.ad of wime kind of a miscon- o Mr. Jennings has Iiwkud to every- j Sfruance of the weather man's plans. " thing for carrying on large opera- A liirht i.wfnll , ,.n.i. r.i n o tier s and the making of the camp a OVo,. Union county this morning ami o rr t I in me mgner imuudes, tne lull is re- 0 the men has been lookL.I to in the nortec! to amount to several inches, o buildings. Bunks, boarding and whether the .".low has come to 5. av change houses are all steam heated, i or whether the pleasant weather will o uie.u ic niriuuii, ap.i miKiern in every l return has even the "sages," who 5. 1 . , ' ,. predict the winter by the amcuat o' .The fiwt of last June the camp 0f fur ,;le squirrels and . other uni- o: sue iit u.j mine was a timbered mals "put on" and similar signs, are mm. .1 urn .-.iny iiiiu num iius .Sinn o the mountain has been graded for o , buildings, comfortable quarters built, g anil with the 'arrival, in a few days o anil installing of the remaining parts o of tlie compressor plant, work ! be started on Jhe driving of the (iOOO ft ' feet of douhlo truck tunnel whi.h is' o the big development the compuny is o . undertaking. o The tunnel is 8 by 10 feet in size o nnd will be ho.ed jnto the mountain o wi h all speed possible, every up-lo-o date equipment known to mining will 2 .be used to facilitate the wink. Sally Lea" Dresses For House Wear ' As colorful as Spring itself made of famous Amoskeag a n d other high-grade ginghams in a number of dainty styles. They look well, wear well and launder well.' Only two of the many smart styles are here illustrated ix cellent values at $2.98 $3.98 $4.98 Umbrellas For Women u in,. t iii.iiiii ifiiuie i mureuas or nne quality American tape edge taf fela. Ivbonlne and hardwood" handles, trhumod w 1 1 h. leathers, rings, bakelite tops and sill; cords. The eight-rib feature of ; Ihese umbrellas makes tbeni strong and gives an exceptional spread. Sprf ig shower protection for $1.98 New Bungalow Aprons An :'.HriU'live now display of uM ovit aprons of incrhaiii and pt'i'fiiliH. Tlipy urn at tractively styled und varied In color, 98c, $1.29, $1.19 Women's' Lisle Hose There are just GO dozen pairs in our first showing of this new hose which lias 'just benr added to our utoek. Thry aru fine mercerized lisio tin-fad hnje. with rc-inforccd fi:ut and clastic lop..- Colors, Itlauk and Cordovan. 25c pr. .The Largest Chain Department 1 More Orsfanizntiun in the Woi 1c" buffaloed unil ready to give up in de spair. tionery C o. iFoeciEiiis dooooeotoo 00 oooodoooooo 000000000000 oooooooooooooqooo : s i-.;: - --- - i - IS MERRY'S j n LAST DAY m m a an 1 a . M iff i tot g s II . a u hvl . pi 1 .Excavation has been !artej on. the silo south of the I.. & L. drug ftore where a body, of local men aie plan ning on eroding a modern, building. A crew of six men and a team M hn::;c:t are busy today "getting down to bedrock" and although the plans lor mo nuiiding itself have no.-' been completed, those backing the con struction are unanimous) that.th'V assure the public that "a building is going up." ,. , , , ' A meotini, of the grh.lemen con- ' ' "!' '.' ,--l--l"'il'e.ned will be htfd probably some- cn idi of fur bearing animals in the) time (liis week with the view of com wilds of wc.uern ' ashinirlon is re-i nletiiiLr tit,, nbmy r.. iua ..n.,.'i,.- With Theodore Roberts, (icorge Fawectt, T. Roy liarnes, Harrison Ford, Fritzi Ridjfway. A I'ARAMOUNT PK'TTRE l''orget your troubles and eoiue along back to "The Did Ib.inrsU'ad." liaek where 'love is clean, where stout hearts conquer the sorrows of life. Laugh and cry and thrill at this most beloved ported to be large this season de.u;t sevci.d weeks of very cold weather during which the animals kept too cltivily at homo U he trapped. : .1 lie largest catch thus far report?!4 i j was made by lnger and Thcande ; Olson, brothers of lloquiam, Wash., ' ; who trapped lor two months in th" . J Olympic mountains at an altitude of i ii, lino feet. They caught martens. two fishers and four cougars, ami th.'V 1 uiniiite their catch to be worth j-Tj.il0 ni present market prices. U'OUR L COXMTiOKS IN EASTERN ORE(i()X lion of the Iniildine;. Hot Lake Arrivals HOT I,AK:;, ,;an. ?,. Among the veccit arrivals at the Hot Uikc sana toi iuni arc: , . ; ; Harnev Herzog Kp,"i'nrisJe' M'"" Wm. ' WiirsliMwot-th, Union; W. S. Hewers, IT.ii.er; John A. Oliver, 4r li.m Valley Mrs. .i,,ck Tifle. Cald well. Ma.; O.- ('. Wright and wife. Portland; Mrs. A. Ii. Parker. Spo kane, Wash.; Jlrs. C. P. Kimball. Weiser. Ida.: 11. R. f'.mv. Ilailev SOVIET SUFFE FROM GRJUTIHG (Bv Assoeiiitrri Prvs?) ' MOSCOW, Dec. 'Jli. (By Mail). Definite ste-is to stamp out corrup tion und briber v, which has assumed alarming proportions in Soviet in smut 10:13 and statu trusts; as wen as on railron.'bs throughout Russia, have been t::ken by the council of labor and defense. Special' commis sions have been appointed to han dle the .investigations and prosecu tions. ' . , h Moscow' recently some 400 rail road employes were arrested, and Vi'i cf thrm were tiied for the improper liandlinjc o railroad passenger7 tick ets. An appeal has been issued to I'll citizens inciting them to give in formation regarding bribery and grafting. :i"nd assuring informers of secrecy and protection. ZITA OF AUSTRIA MAY . LIVE IX BAVARIA COLUMBIA SHERIFF GETS BUSY ST. HELENS, Ore., Jan. 23 De termined to put into effect imme diately the policy of northwest sher iffs to "wage more strenuous war on moonshiners. Sheriff Wellington of Columbia county, who returned yes terday at' 'A o'clock from- tho Port-) uiiotln'r KuruiH-uii kin a- or nriiitH srt land conyention, arrested George Link' t:n nut on n home Hft-U rs' oxcurflionJ of Goble and lodged him in jail be fore & o'clock the same af- ernoon. A o-gallon, still and a quantity of mash were found in tho brush ntiar Link's home. lvtroit ?y.s: Kvry- day or so sens. msi " Hid.; it. k, ciruy, Hatlry kl& ; In a rcrent issue of the Four L tl';l-; !. Kv Vvij;Ii) and wife. La N't vs Letter a gem r.il ai-cnurt was i Gt ande; Mrs, M. tJaibrnith, Sl'okare. I'.'l .given of rondilinjis in the Inland Em-MJlsh-; G. Lownosdale, Seattle. pire. Of !:pe.-ial interest to the citi ii ivt'ii-i (m itu.-" sceiion oi uv sinie i Wash.; G. W. Patterson and wife, Asotin, Vnh Klizabnih Ilurke. Ln the lt-purf (f KasU rn Oie'P ami j Grande; T. J. llulu'V, La Grande; Southern hb-howhV h is as follows: ; 'VI!h'1 1 Slaters, La (; ramie: Mrs. M. GeMrial Present -market conditions R' tb-'ers. Snokane. Wash.; Mrs. .L B. "( ji.ilisfaelovv and mos meets for the ( hPP. Wenjitehee. Wash.: A. C. i future are assuring. Local lumlun j G' t'nloe and wife, John. Pay; Jessie j trade is somewhat above the avir-i Vinery. Pocatello, Ida.; Mr. C. age for this time of year. The car ! Gr.vity, I.a Gramie. supply is fair, about ",) per cent of iiuu rmenti I t'iiir t urn i. dud, I.ii;ing Pi y springlike weather i: facilitating leiriring. which' ha.- bte:i generally icsumed following the hdi- i 'H The nulls are luing furnished th gi !:-irt Lull. oiiliim lii'.il:! i miiI : .taibtics of tho UU ' f o. t nort w'. ii J dt'Mh in Kugene duc- " BERLIN. Jan. ;:. Zita, former c.tipu-.-s of Austria, has been visit ing her mother, the Duchess of Par ma, in Bavaria for the lat two months and will probably remain with the duchess for several weeks longer. Zita left h:ir Spanish retreat in the Pyiennes. which -had been placed at her disposal by the King of Spain, liecau.se of the excessive cost of ket-p-irg up t:ie establishment. She has purchased an estate nt Sarnberg, near her mother's estate, on which it is understood she will erect a house. She has .still a number of faithful ictaineis from among the Austrian nobility who act as her court officials. CASE TO HE ARRAIGNED M EDFURD, tlie., Jan. 1. J. W. Harrison of Foots Creek, whose gun was accidentally discharged while on a deer huntimr trip last Thursday, killirg Ralph TeepU? of Portland, will ; appear in justice court here tomor-j row to answer a charge brought by! Deputy Game Warden Daily of hunt-' ing deer out of season. ! At tho coi oner's inquest Saturday,! Harrison was ncijuittcd f nil blame j for tho death of Teeple, the jury declaring death accidental. Two oth-( er members of tho fatal hunting par-j ty will nlso appear to answer to the i same charge. New Spring Styles In Colonial Pomps The styles above come in silver cloth, brocaded quarter, patent leather, kid and satin, with covered Louis heels and turn soles. We are receiving new spring styles every day. See our window display. Shoes at Popular Prices. The Bootery ' A PARADISE FOrv TIRED FEET 206 Depot Street Phone Main 118 GROVER SMITH, Mgr. rir leg reuirenicrts daily, but mt1- eat surplus is being accumulated.! Mauutacturing Piactically all? oi an Anifii'.'.-tn tlranuis. Sit Tl excel himself ns "Tiu'le Josh' cast in a perfect picture. leodore Kolterts See a perfect Em, mills are i untune, llowman-Hicks a La, Gimide is working a double shift to capacity. Giande Honde at l'iry! is still on a one-side, single-shift basis. The Haker mills are ope tat -it' normal'y. Platiir.:," milt at It.ir- I'! I'cr. I i.i ho, ati'i ooih s.iwmill ami pianmr nn'i at I'liim-U, hli.ho, aie ii. llarluM is planned for February L m i i in ploy fiu nt ' I'heu! is a plentiful ' supp'y oi moor wit n an exiM-iieiu-co local lamp and niillincii employe.l. ADl'LTS CHILDREN' C) (o 12) 20c Includes the Tax or THE MAKKKT ( W- Assvrii.. wi I'iimsI I'Oin I.AN'D. Jim. LM.-Cuttle trnily at' tifly .'.ints ;lvaiu-ti jj i strprs lati' yostrnlay iuni fifty ivn . '.o n di'lhr- tU-i'lllui nil va'.vrn. ClinkT sti'i'ls ,T.tK t KS.OO. lloirs, sluvP. oks tt'Ul luittir .tta,ly. on tloldon JIarshmallow Syrup, --Ih can , tioKlcn .MaislniK'Jlow Svritp, 5-lb can Karo, (Red Islicl) -j-lb can Karo (Red Label) 5-tb can M)i c ainn JMap'o yrup, niciuum, j.'cr can ;mc I-o;;- Cabin .Maple Syrup, larpo, per can ?1.0S Lw; Cabin Maple Syrup, per palkui $1.1)1 Sl.y2 lioc IS'C Miller's Sweetengood Syrup, GO per cent, maple pr quart can GOc Miller's Sweetengood Syrup, half gallon, $1.13 Olympic Pancake Flour, per package Goc Albers Pancake Flour, per package ...33c Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dozen 38c IHVOIiCK CASK ON Tho Wivonv pnnvt lilies of E. K. ' -k 'Minst M-i i..',t Uni'k. v hi- li ,v.r .ur. v st.nin.- lviorc JiuUf J.I. V. Knowlt-M i rvnct.l t' if uuA I t . ' tiil iv K'rlr this nftvrnnin - Iyf ! uh' it'Hi?'liii;t tislimony v ?i bving MOOVERIZED GROCERY 4MMMMUiMil!!
