La Grande evening observer., January 24, 1923, Image 5

Wednesday, January 24, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
IT TOOK THRL J HOURS WORK AND FOUR CUPS 5j
OP COFFEE TO THAW OUT THE HOOTSTOWAI
BUS DRIVER,, WHO CAME tH FOUR DAYS LATH TWO DAYS ASO-
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Local News In Brief
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" WALLY REID GOES ON FINAL "LOCATION.'
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Baker Man llcii
J- 13. Iliown was a Bukrr visitor in
thin city yest nluy and wua n-giaU roil
at the Kolcy. ,
I In fi'om I J -Ill-
Mrs. Sum Knifirht came in irom nor
home ut Klffln yvstenUiy iiml spent the
lay shopping in 1-a lrande.
Down fi'om linker
B. Hamilton as in this city from
Hukrr . yiHttrray ami was n gistcivd at.
the Sommer Hotel.
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For Days Afield
"Onyx" Sport Hose
Li;.;hc Weight stockings combin
irg ri'iral'ilitv, comfort and de
ciJally smart apn?arance.
French &
G
reene
The above Dhoto shows the body of
To VWl at Haines tWallaco Keid. celebrated screen star.
.Mrs. JI. II. I'ru"tt left tlil3 niorniiiBlheiiK- born into thfl Loa Anwk'
on No. J4 for tluinrs, wh r she will - church where it lay in state for the
."pend a few days vibittnir riuiida.
husiiiat 'is0i i j''0 visit at Knternrist'
Kmmelt-'Smith, of 1'orry; was in! . -Mni. U. W. Lewis and' Mrs. : IV (..;
the 'City yesterday on a combined ljusi-i I'uckeLt left tliis morn ins -'for Knt'ev-;
ness and pleasure trip. . . , - I piiiie, - where Duty will spend a short
; lime visltfiiff II rs. l'ickett's sittter.
Kaniola Man Here ;
. N. H. Neilson. or Kamela, arrived
in La, Grniide last evening, where lie
will spend some time.
hater part of a day while thousands
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came tp pay final tribute picture illness following his'conquost of nai-world to qufet mountln? rumor. When
folks and others, personal friends j cot ic addiction, and without knowing " she
and ailnirmj? "fans." ' j that his wife, Dorothy DavenPorl said, "He's pone on Locution, and hir
ff 'eid died after weeks of baffliiv;! Reid( had published his battlo to the -is never coniinj? back." ,
11 pi'4'at iu re 1 liming' 1 roui it inp ;lt,iji
lioise, jiiauo. 1 1 ley (iruve-oven ; i -ont
Llnion 'this liiornlug in theircar u n
then tool'i IbiTtrain over the'"niountaln
as a rutlmn-Dough jeurniy-was expect-i
ed. -
To Pendleton - t -
J .Mrs. Charles Tan I left this morning ' jU'tunis Home
ion No. 17 for lYndh-ton. where she. iIro Jm Acaui.., ,.ft tJlia mornlns
''ioiit Walla Walla
Dr. and Mrs". li. J. Ituekman haw
returned home from Walla Walla,
they have been visiting for the past
week.
I will spend a short time attending
bUbinesH. '
to
Jh from i;iuin
: W. F. Wade eame in from Klgin last f the Savoy Hut
evening on business and is stopping
at the Koley hotel.
Here from Joseph
Mm. '. a. 'Hoist came down from
Joseph last evening and is stopping
in this city for a short time as a guest
for her home at lidd Canyon after
spending some time In this city visit
ing friends.
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To Hei'inlston
Mr. and Mrs.' OVn Salihg. of I.:!
Oranile, left for Hermiston. w!i"n
The Savoy
I:. W. Shipman Is In this city from
Vin ent and is stopping as a guest of
the Savoy Hotel.-
To Visit at .V trlli INmiler
Mrs. V, J. Walker and children ieft
I h is morn i n g f o r North I o w d v r,
where tlu-y will visit with Mrs. Walk
er's sister, Mrs. William Brant.
Returns to linker
Mr.i. W. A. Hall returned to ,her
liome at Baker this nitjrnJng after
spending the past1 week visiting. Tier
sister. Mrs. J. It. Oliver, of this ''city.
unnr niiisso
JUUbLLVHHd
NAMED HEAD 1
CHILD 11
are best known. It is a favorite with j Bilious Headache,
mothers of young children, as it con-1 J . " - ' .,
tains no ooium or othor harmful - .... . . ' ' , . ' . .
drug. Try it when you have need ofj WhdtV'you have a' severe headache;
such a remedy. Adv, . r' disorduYcd. stohiach and constipa-
llion, take three of Chamherluin si
Tablets. They will correct the dis
oredrs of the liver and bowels, of-'
fcctually curing the headache. Adv.
NEW TODAY
A special clpi'tion at which the T'
nmlo irrigation district will vot o
a $100,000 bond 'issue tdr the com":
pletion oC the project has been iJ
nounced by the directors for Februr
nry 17. $
Xf w&m' Milk !
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The Original Food-Drink for All Agei.j?
, C)uiekLunchntHomc,OfficelkFoimtaln. ;E
Rii:hMil k, Malted Oroin Extract In Pow- ,j
dcr&Tabtct forms. Nauriahinir-NocooHe,J(
CST Avoid Imitalionj and Substitutes. ;
For InfantbJ
Incaltm at,
Children
ImLwii from Kltnlelll
i'red (iuld.ji eame down from Ka-
nifla-jfenlerday. and is visiting a rv';coiittrtl to' 'Mee( ISoon " ! ' I "
hl.,vf( in this- ollM as - a gnest of the Thi county council df Hm American
Motel.1' 1 i - . .-'j.'r i ' -j Lrgloli vill ineet Moiblay eVeningl 'al-
'...iUiougb the Bite 'for the meeting has
I i it dim liiiKt. (not yei' neen nvaignaieu
A-sunie IVnl AgiuVi.v-Hl',i
Pfitkins and l-'risbe .of Bai.
rlv(J..in. Larprjuidu anil. Jiavi.!..ljiU.i.'Ji JsdV
over Hie agency for Kord ears. j .
" "-"T? Hut Lake. ; not y
VIIU-yiHit ! Miss Ituth Williams, who Hpuntorn--(T , l: -Ux -w i
Mrs- ;arIuBati-a.:it!f 4.a-CraatttC UKtCtt tfriK :(A'XJ AifHiuir-'visiting.-rt irrnrjl ;ii.n.' fnVnJ 'priiilM'toii
ior r(ii)Kiiiie, niinuiui;i(iu, iierr ne ro 1101 t.Lir.e i:i.si evening, wiiertr sue
will iiiit for several days. is employed.
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The directors ' of the children's
farm home of the W. C. T. V. hold
n most enthusiastic miSeting n cent
l.v in Coivallis for election of offi
cers, hearing report, . and makin;;
plans for the coining year. I'ruL.A.
Itiutti who hau sui.ved ius prewl-
since . iU organi-.
FUK bALfc. Llewellyn puppies. 2005 :
Fiist street. 1-24-ltp;'
.WANTED Work' by girl' in private'
. family or restaurant. Phone Main!
37. , l-21-2tp
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FOR UK NT Sleeping room, rhonel
417-W. 1-24-U;
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Jjrarcf tw Cliehali- .1 .1 fijie 4 Ilbihi
Miss Campbell and Mi.ss IbdiA-f t.af jwjhj.ni tt-Mne returned in
rtrande. left last evening for ChbiiTisr' ar Elgfli lliis morning on th
Washington, when:
Wpek hrisiting.
j -mi it tfim
Kelunis to, I'cnillf'ti.
MrriJ L.'. !l .''' Tiii,
his hoim
the branch
they-will spend a ' line train niter visiting for some time.
-with h is .daughter. .Mrs. t. W- Chan-
of: tlii$ city'.' !" M '
where, she . Jiuikea Jier.honie. Mrs.
(iC'.ibsorL, .wi.llj.vist .fricnds .jn this , city
ror u n',w.uT,va. ., m - , , t . ,
rtrtt; )'
etnrriefl to tier Omi'llSsIim Aire tiiitr
home'; in l'endleton tHis niorninrt itilei- j" fl'he L:i Oranrf;-. .ciiy' eominiKsirtners
spending a fortnight in this city vis- will hold their.-' regular weekly session
itlng as the guest of, Mr. and Mrs. I', this evening in the city hall at 7 :3;t
S. Ivaiihoe. Veloek. y
duiit oi the board
zaiion, flniiing his collegu work so
sorbins that he could not give the
aeewssaiy time,, refused. Ju-tlection. - -Judge,.
Waiter livups.of Cure
bind, wai AiniinimOu.iy jcij-ttod 'hrcai-f
a' ami is planning agHi-ewiivo woru.
At tlio earnest- - solicit. ttion ot' tn.
board, Mr. Sehmltt accepted tho po
vdion of t'lrwt 'tfij preiid'ent, Mr. W.
Ip JHa,) K. Taylor of C?orvallirf was retained
H. C.'Sey.
FOR RKNTto room npartment yih
sleeping porch. -, Phone- '129-R or
iuffuive IM)2 Penn. . , 1-24-lt
Mrs. "J," L,,. .Gilson, arrived
Grande .tlibj inorolpg. froui I'endleton. l us aecon'd vlce"i resident
Keltn-ll Artec Visit Leaves Tor Kn! erpr.se
Mr. and Mrs. Davidson left tliis i Miss Lois Whltaker. or Tonopah, X
morning for their home in I 'nrtlr nd . ada. left Ibis morning for Knbwpri
after visitine for some time, as the when she will be employed by the .way
guests of their daughter and son-tn-:J. c. i'enney company. Wh(le In this
low, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thorp, of this city Miss Whttaker stopped at the Kol
city. -vy Hotel. -
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Keiiini to Minnni
J.M1-S. . M. Goff. who has been in
this city several days for medlivil
treatment, returned to lier home at
Mlnam this morning. Mrs. Goff was
("onrl In HnleriiKso
Judge J. W. Knowles, circuit Judge
of 1'nion and Wallowa counties ucvom
piiuied by H. It. Hanna, court report -'it,
h rt ibis morning on the brunch
accompanied by
Well. 1
Mrs. W." V. Hlauk-Min drain or-Enterprise, wliere spe-
jeial court, dealing with equity eases;
fund simitar matters, will be held the
latter purl of the. week. .
home to
Tribune.
nioitr of (. A. t as secretaty and H.
Huhchburg as tmisurer. With somo
relnetane0 Miti.- I'lVruh ebniieiiled t.
continue as iliraneilil 'iuanger. New
membur.-i elected uiv'tlie b6ard' to Idi
vacancies were Mrs. U. K. Hbnduninl.
i'ortlanii; Mayor George. L. liukur,
iVftlaml, and Mrs. C, ', Hishop, SaU'
em, and an active cump.iign lor funds
Is on, I'oiUund and Salem liavini;
alrer.dy organized.
Inafdiiutfh as county judges have
been conipclleU -to commit ehlldren
v.-bo are only dependent to state In
stitutions for delimi'uohU lacking oth-
sil with-friends on iiis cr rrov;;:lon.--, and the fact that gifl .
La Grande from l'or(- from pbihinthropie ludivalnal:;, whli-
gmifi-oiiK, cannot keep pace with the
Mtedn, the "icgon leyislaluiu will le
ashed to aid in building one col
lage, mm a . logical nrou-rum
economy !h heing pressed by I ho guv
ernor aim supported by the ler.tita
hiimanitarians beiiev-. that b
Ketiirns ATbir Long Visit ., -j
U t... MeKuiinon, who has been vis
iting in S:iiem, iOugene. l-'ort'and and
Hood Hivi'p fi'tiisotde lime, returned
(to his iino . last evening. While In
SaIcm At. McKennon nttendeil tint In
auguration of Governor Pierce. He re
ports a very pleasant trip.
erday
Her.higer in I'eiulleloii
C 1-S Herzinger was here vest
for a brief
home
land, where he has been attending a
convention of insurance men. Mr.
Herzinger was formerly a resident of
Pendleton, -in charge of the Singer
Sewing Machine shop. He was ac
companied by his daughter, .I1sh
Blanche Herzinger, who has returned I tun
f Any La Grundo subscriber to
the ObRarvcr , who does not r?-,
ceive his paper by 8 o'clock In
the evening, please call Western
Union, Main 24, and a special
messenger will deliver a copy.
Three-acre improved tract .'st out
side the illy Limits, one blor.l; from
tho paved highway. Wnl
iraue ior nouse in town. j
con.
ARCADE
STARTS THURSDAY
FAMOUS PI WE PS
.U'KYCORPOaATIO '
RESENTS
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A fivivacre traet, Improved and at"
Ing at a bargain price, 'and good
terms, onr-half mile from City Llni-
ol'Jitu and paved highway.
La Grande
endb't'tn i fall
.false
money
Hus1ih.s in l-'jiterpriM
. Sam Jlarris, manager of the: Hoo'-
riste.t ' .r:rrrerv In Ln Grande. is ' Lefl This Morning
spending a few days in Enterprise at-i .Mrs. 11. G. N'ason and daughter b-r: onr"
tending to some matters
that ri'iiulre his attention.
hiisim-ss tliis mornin? for I'
. nf:ike their home nt L
IxM-aJ I'ainily Honored
In the January issue of Hie I'nion
I'iu iir Magazine :i pic ture of Hw ram
ily of H'irry W. Swart, dispatcher nt
La Grande, is iirinted. Mr. Swart was
empbiyml by the editor's1 brolh-
Our 4th Annual Jan.
, and Remodeling Sale
Still Going On
Save Js'ow on Standard Merchandise of Quality
Compare Our Prices ,
Men's and Boys Jersey Sweaters, now half price
Mens and Boys' Entire Shirts Line
now one-fourth off
Men's and Boys' Entire Shirt Lines
- ten per cent off
SALE ALL MONTH "
ndleton. They rr, the late ;c. H,. . KiliotL ; Mi6- was
wlston but are u i.jf.f dispatcher, at La Grande about
- .- '- j 1 !."!. U'lin pielure Is of Harry f4w.irt,
wiiner rswari. locomonee engineer on
the O.-W.r liny Swart, agent of the
KK-W. at LoHtine; William Swart,
roundhouse employe at Ii Grande.;
Mrs. f Wood, for several years a tel
egniph operator fn the O.-W.: Harry
W. Swart, dispatcher, who b:is been
in the service of t lie o.-v. contin
uously sine- j snx; Mrs. Harry W.
Swart. Kllzabeth Swart, nurse In the
St. Kiizaheth Hospital of H;iker, Ore
gon; Gerlrude Swart and Ituth Swart.
u loving care of children Is
economy. A study of the mor
leaturif shows conelusivel
that to care for dependent childrei
In the farm home ut an exnense t,
JHi per month for each I
per than to aend them i
lo ihe state institutions where their i
vjeuo oi earn, yvwaKfH :Ui pi
j A five-acre
is one of the
jlng properite
:good.
tract In May Park. This
best improved and pay-
in Hie valley. Extra
mAH
i f;:
.the stale
child is
WOOD APPLE IS MADE
iin.iiHu While to send the child out
?h in asset to tho statu rut her than
u ilahility Is a matter of great moment.
A ten-aeri- tract in May Tack, with
extra good improvements. Irrigated,
best of land and fruit. Eight-room
modern hou.se,
Difference Easily Perceived.
In play children 'just pretend" ihey
nre more ih:m they renlly are. !n later
years ioine men iiml women tleliherntc
fy eliilm to be what Ihey are not
There's : viisj difference between inno
cent play nnd purposeful deeeption.
(Rv Associated Press)
VAXdit .;t Wash.. Jan. 24.
rlunlicate of an apple from one of
oldest trees, it is said, has been
carved from the Wood of the tree
itself, and is now owned bv A. A.
; Quarnherp of thin city. The tre
was planted in 182( and is located
( on the Vancouver barracks, where
fit continues to thrive.
; The seeds, it is claimed, were plac
ed in the ground 9fi years arr by an
English army officer, stationed at
tite barracks, when Vancouver was
in possession of the Hul'.on Bay
company and under the British flair
His sweetheart in England sent him
the seeds, and the tree is often call
ed the "lover's apple tree."
Odd Music.il tnstrumer t
I One of the most curious musical (u-
f mine:, I a e er innde Ihe cta
harmoiiicfl thai Benjamin franklin in
vented. If w renipo-ed i,f gtn
tl!- tf ilifii renl Izck net on n idndle
j mid nude hi n treadle lo revolt e In
j a tt oiii'Ii f h aii t.
Chamberlain's Cough Remery
This is a pleasant, safe and re
liable medicine for coughs and colds.
It has been in use for many years
and is held in hijrh esteem in those
households where its jwm! qualities
Three fine modern hollies. WHI !.
cated, beautifully furnished, want to
sell complete. If you want something
, extra good' let us show you these fine
homes.
Pyramid Land
Co.
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
I Thought for the Day.
Ton mnnj- ,if u nr zrni-rmis with
' our hrk'kbats and ulngy iih uur buu-'
i Quels.
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flaemsflve Oosile FOLtT HOTEL- ')
The fnan69cmenV assures you
-llie best in ice cree-ms foujlt'ain
orinn untnt- ana rome-moae.
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WITH ! AVSjfi
.mmanxmensM
1 Cosmopolihan -
The Threshold of the White North Where the Deeds
of Men arc Governed by Love and Impulse. From
the Story Dy ,
James Oliver Curwood
Iliggcr and belter Than "The Rivers End."
Last Time Today
"MY FRIEND THE DEVIL"
New Arrivals In
Spring Work Shoes
. Every Pair Guaranteed
S2.S3 to $1 l.Olt
Sec Our indov.'
ASH BROS..
Across the Street from Peare's
Hi: Adams
"The Store That Keeps Faith With the People"
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