La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 25, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tliursdasyqanuary 25, 1923. S The Largest Chain Depart merit. "Store Organization in the World" New Styles TO PARK OFF PHGNE LINE MOSUL DISPUTE IS DEADLOCKED ' 'T" r. I ill in MALLORY HATS $5.00 and $6.00 THE PARK, Jan. 25.-The tcle-j tlnc.Avv., . 0. t D phone is mm.-., ,.re i ,i...l LAUSANNE. Jain. 2,-. Great Brit- Park and Union. Thf imnM. ; ian's proposed appeal to the League thouirht to ho by the recent big wind recis unrooted of Nations airniuit Turkey, on the ! trround that the Turkish uttitude on oy tne recent bio- wind whieh swept i K'ounu lnal ule lurKls" umiuue on the country, falling and- break mir the I 1110 -Mosul quewion threatens to dis- i.s uauiy ion, met . . . 1 with thf (ii(i,i. subject of a lonir conference Wed nesday between Lord Curzon, the British fofeiirn secretary, and Sir lncIKrie Drummond, secretary-general of that! th! leaBUO. Iliac 1 n..tL .1... n-ni-i. i m. ...! xiuin mo uriusii anu luries were Westenhaver & Gilbert 204 Depot St URGED TO PAY DUES .." All cx-sni-vice men and member i who h ivo not puld iheAT I J 3 due irn fiHhc'l to ttcl in lunch wtfh either Ilalph Huron ut thQ post offU' or Oh I'ulmur ut ihe l.a Cram! p. I'-lnt-infir Company's office n soon as po--alblo and pay them tip for LaOrindc Tout t uiuoiifc (he lenders of paid-up members in the unite end they want to hold that placo. (hdy four more niiMihciH of iho KckIoii Ww-kly will be writ to non-paid membfirs. itoi .NTY on cito-.'s orn-:iu;i ai:ki:ih:k, Wnsh., .run. 25. The Cirnys Harbor county fvumu coiiuni i sion h':ta declared war on the. crow and nffoi prison tottiUiur $:;u for ihe Ihrve persons who kill tho l:m? et number of Ihc.v birds during the nrt 1 wo weeks. Tho hunter turli ,n iho lar.','''j;l number will roeeiyu $15, Mf-cond, ?H nnd third r.. Mft'i in various party of the coitntv haw been nnincd whero the heads may bo turned hi for eounUiif,'. DAiRt CLUB ISORIMD I hi. I'fi. l-'uiir pupils fitic- im.unid (iL. eighth Kiadu ex- Friday and Saturday Is Our Candy, Special' Day Our Regular Best Chocolates, Caramels and Nougats, at 38c per pound, one-fourth pound 10c Get a Quarter, Pound of the New Nut Butter id . Ball for 10c Each Piece Wrapped. , " !iv';i' See ()ur'Whidow ,;: ,;! '-'"i Newlin Drug Co. I'SHER.RY'-Sj; TODAY AND TOMORROW DON'T GUT MARRIED! Until you have seen this rollicking photoplay the merriest, picture of wedded life ever filmed. If you want to become an export on marital strategy don't mis:; this laugh i'est! GOLIKVYN presents 1IM By Peter B. Kyne; with Hclene Chndwick, Claire Windsor, Mae P.iisch, Pal O'Malley Norman Kerry Directed by I). Mason Hopper A GOhDWYN PICTl'RK Coined v -FELIX WAKES I'P" COY K, t.ei:l"iily ana lant wecii and Jiavo been on- l).I'i.d (UlO lJl' ii'i',;! hcliool. TliL' aro Ve t I.Io;.d, a la (Joyelte, Wil- l.lai:i il(wiUi- and Arlio HIchanlKoii. The .luiiatr la;.; art; busily working on 1 iuvr v;'.ii(!ovlll(! which l to hu ; .iUiKtrd unltm lifn.( lb lebiaiary. i 't lit) I'ab'.v club of l ho (.'ova liltfh ;u1uh)1 in a e't tlil to tho rjchool. Tiiu (clul )a:.t e:ir mmt thrco bo'H to llio i.Slutn i'uir. One of Iheno hoys, Mr viii I aiii(.l, t;ut liiu'oncl jjluuo In tho ..tato. 'Ilia: yar Ihe ii.tl was io ' it. jaiiiitMl by tl.t county :if;uut audi Ii, (I. A.'t',,y, and. coumIhih of thu lullox. inri: Waller I ai on, leader; Mar vin I'aUH:!. Cordon Mill:;, Howard (ias:K!ttt (.'l ib 0 Smith, Clarence iiLittK'h limiI label I u nm. Kach ineiu bi;r oi I lie classH will luk( flic en tiro eai u of a cab', wcljihliiif and iiitamii'in.'i' feed, to securi; tho beid rct;iilji. .M a i Viii I i.tiiiel will have a lloh'tum calf from lr. riiy celcbrat i '! 1 1 ci d at I lot Lake tuid Ooidoa Al illH will havu a it'fiiHtorid J;rsov iroiii Ihe l.cvy larm hi ( uio.'t. At a ni"i tiiiK of ihe clu-rrv t;rov.' LV.i Lii .Monday Jilt'.iraoon i co-opi-ra- iio marketing ui a nii'.a tloji w;r cf lectcd, and dl T n un ct(-d as fol iuv:i: I. i'l. Huiiv, president; inarl;cl-lli-r :,:l-i!uen. A A. A:U !:', W. V. Murphy and A. M N'. i'l; T. ('. IKlty; sieve! ii-y and tivasuror. .f i vtn I'auic made a Lit to Hot Laku ."-'aluidaj'. Mi.!. (. A. llunth'y who hax been h:,t.HK' 1" the 'ov' reiuincd lo her hhme at Cuprum, Idaho. .i J; m t' iiniile Brown of I . ( Jraiuh la visit Ink tit tho houu of her' mIh tor. .M I'M. J. .1. Cnnlcy. Mi. i. .1 o 1 1 Curler i.s at home aat' tilt r Mpendilur a wc.idi In l.a (.lr;uub 'I'hi' n;;:ii!iir un tm' of Ihe Wom en's t lub will be held on T)iursda A ;: oud nllendauee' Is de.sh cM. 'I h' ( lr; hk"h will y,o ti play on I'Yiday, I'Vh. 2, at the Ciuuko hall. Mr. and ,Mim. T. H. Conklln were l.a tttaialo vlKltorn oh i-'iturday. latlte Muslne, daughter of Mr:i. I a!t M urehlaon, in M'rloimly ill at the landlv home here, All:-; Mildred I 'nylon and M Ish K.-dh-.andei ft. very deluhtl tilly cut) r tair.rd the II. Y. I . club on Salurd;i o eniiifr. M-t. A. Ant'c h id t- call in Ih" (ritt.i f a ph; iiiclan to cstract a Mttlluter fi-Hi her lliu-'i'. It h.el he eeiuo Ht det ply imi.i'ddcd .that a nov ice could not dlfihuli;a it. Mra. .1. ,1, ('onle, a.ij.ted b- !, si: ler. Miss Utowu, will entert.bi tic ;. dies' i;;jHd O'l Wed inn h V a 11 . moon Mr. and Mrs Will .M.ller who re--hie in the valley, wer(. slmppla ii t .v tlurday. Mrs. ,le,---it; t'oi;ter,of Cuprum, l.la- mr al l-. -r falher's hoin nod Mrn. I'M Millar.l. She li.-r e chHd-en who have Ihtii p.t. ii!!' Covo f,'hod a!! the t.u ami; (heir home Willi their Ki'imdpar Her elde.it .son, Keuhen, in a V:j ( m e n i Ktiliite. lenben Porter N hi a hosndal rtt hit' mi fieri Hi; wit h a breki-n Ma-y H. Ceei- came hoiae fi mil C'.mde om Sntiiid ay where .she h.x mi for t the pa '4 two weeks. r. W.' T. Phv of Hot .,,ko Rave Marvin taniel, our he.st duiiii; .tiP . the eheie. of eahca from his li.dered llolFtefn herd . fi Ll'MBER INTERESTS S'.'Ki RH.TECT ORDER FOR AIRPLANE SPRUCE .Vl'KRDKEM, Wali Jan. 25, -I'iniiosals for two miMinn fert of air- inane sprues lor an plane eonitnu' rtion to be shipped to a Baltic ivirt I fur the Uivsian irovcinnul 't ha? I ! tin submitted to (it-ays llavb.ir I.toi I'ner inlin-'s. it bei-ame known Wed i:isiir,y and m far Iris been ivl'iisr-i heeim-.e riill men here believe the lllmb.-r is d.-stilH-d f,tr Ci rmiin u-v. ! The iiupiiiy was uut.mitt.d bv a - binil''r buyer wh. belhrbt airp!a':e svri-.i-e ht-ie f.ir if.' Ce-man at-.-oe-i' . i:nnu'ii.itely Pi.veil.iii; the outbrtak i-l t!ie Wot :d w ar. i This is tile I'm--! nil nl.-in.. .,.-.,,. . order rufivt-d heie from H.-,a j sn.'f the rhwe of tl,,, war. I The lliiil men do.limni; to i-orsider jibe order evpivssed fear that tbe I H-a'l fobiiels. They ,inted to hi il eo:-dition of affairs in Ku one no-.v ai: I said that it m.-i. -Uii,- that an'.i.i ueim tvtv,-;-i: blaiiLv' iuHt (Hiii.rtl.i niui.t tea. I 10 war ami t!:t ;lu- t'naul States .1. :!,,:t tf dr..i. it;t (.ill war. I communications with the outside world an be muds via Medical and A reCon-t prrn. tmnr.fi l,i Park news with the statement lllill ir , , .. much better than namil thi ;,..... ! holding itenneiously Wednesday miirht and that Mrs. Eva Vanorder and hi.ito tht'ir original positions. No com-' dauKhter Birdie had a cold. promise appears iiossible; one or the Marvin Wood is he n na- hi ftbor ouier must nacK uown. Claud Wocxl, around the ranch on 1 In the fl'tantimc a complete airree- the Cove road. .iment was renchetl 'Weilnesilay on the it was found that on? of the! ProjJcm of tho exchange of popula horses whieh were brought jn, fromit,! wnert,bV the Tuiku in Greece the mountains, snowed in back of ?"" "e movil to Turkey, and t:he "The Big Log Cabin" and up on thl Grc,;k3 Tul l((!y h re Ottoman sr.uth I'i-odk, belonged to Roy Van- "uhSca V"M be buck to Greece, order who had the "Boyle" ranch! . e Tuiks h"ve consented not to in leased but now is in Wi:-hihe;ton "lst u,K,n expulsion of the Greeks A new family has moved iro 'the . 'ho re,,ain, Hellenic naticwal- old South plac. 'J'beir na:ne has not' ,ty an:l nlso nave '"'"drawn their been learned at thi time of this c,aim tnat lho 'vcst.arn boundary ol wiitiiiK. i western Thrace should be the Slru- A fine party was held at Jos. Lav's : S?.a '"(f1 of th Metsa. Western on Friday e'venini; last week. ' A i i ,ac,0', Constantinople, is ex--most ci-.jovable time was acknowl-1 cludl"1 ' rom the B""oral cxAnr.ge. ; eiiKeu by the many wno were pres cut. 371 DEPARTMENT STORES, ASSAI 11' WIT lUi i-K CHAIUiKI) WUl.LA WALLA, WuhIi., Jan. 25.- William Haley, a fruit rancher, was ' brought to tho county Jail this morn Intr on a Hut-po of haviuff fired HhotjSj from n rifie at Kyle llubba. )Iubba; B;:d that while driving nonr the ; s'at' Ifnn lie aeolilentally ran over j a dr."r beton.sfinw' to I aley. Ho ntop- j P'l lus maehine . to, dot ermine the ''h;j'h injuries and wild that Ouley fired twice at him. , '' : - I Extra Fine Three-acre Improved tract ,'ust out side the C'lly I.liiild, one block from the paved hlchwuy. Svnl tonsij-.r trade for house In town. s Jl j Pi r, it1!! Joseph Lay win working with Rob ert VVaunker of Hii; Creek Iaai week. Klva Vanorder is not quite recup erated from th seveie cold she con tracted some time ne;o. it is hoped that she will be t!"'i"K to school atrain. The lasL news are to the effect ithat she was much better. ClarencaVanoriier and ,.hi'4 scl.-; Kenneth are jrettinjr the year's sup ply of wood, while other works are slack. , . . Mrs. S. GodVay of Lower Cnti-I erme was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Neva Greenwood, in Union. Mrs. Goib-ay was suffcrinir fronv a eve;'e culd while down there, it ts the wishes of her f.iends that she will be well on her return home. Mrs. Art Mi-Murdoch wen back home on Lower 1'owder after spcn-J-iiig some time with her mother, iMns. S. Godsay. As a matter of 'fact, she propounded to her friend that her mother was really in bad shape ami mai: sna was worricu " nearly to death" especially since the mo ther had her telephnie removed, but , that herself and liiidie had not had! A r,v-:re tract, improed and to il hit of cold or sickness all winter l'"B at a bareain price, and eood 'ng. jterins. one-half mile from City Llio lnaHniueh as it is the spirit to u and paved hiehway. rferve, which prjinii.s tho writings of news items for the county paner. I ' wish tA ask the co-operation of the community in. making these col-unj.-is inteiestii;g by giving .me the news which the leaders think will be of interest, comciing ithe tcrri toiy from Union, High Valiey, Kay ino Klat, Lower Cuthi line -Creek and lrom Medical b,riiifi down thrcugb 'ihe I'nrk. Address John li. Hunt er, K. b I), No. 2, .llox 72, Union, Oregon, or call me up on the tele phone, Union, l-annei- lxu' ami if any mislnki-s are made tell it to your uncle Mua personally . Up at the b'ig Lo;; Cabin on Catli irine Creek 'the nieicury dropped tti 10 above Satuulay might. The Creek was somewhat coyeied up with - ice for tha m'cutiil time this winter. A letter from Mi. and Mrs.jJamcs Gooch, former residents of Lu Craiide, who are now located in llen lietta, Oklahoma, was received by alls. Ida Jl. Hunter. The lell.e'i states that they are doing well in tlu-ir new locality but that they mi.-si l.ll (iianile much, especially thiir regular trips to Ca heriae creek ciimping out. .Mr. (iooi-h was a fire man on the O.-VV. H, & N. and known spoilsman as an angler of the first water. A five-acre tract In May Tarli. This is one of th" best improved and pay ine properites in the valley. Bitra Wood. A ten-acre tract in May Park, with extra good improvements. Irritated, best of land and fruit. Kiit.'it-room modern house. Three fine modern homes. Well lo eiited, beautifully furnished, want to sell complete. If you want something extra cood let us show you these fine homes. Pyramid Land Co. $2475 sterettes For Men and Young Men Coats You'll Enjoy! Greatest pleasure comes from the wear of an overcoat after it lies demonstratedits worthi ' ness to be a part of your w-ard-robe. First appearance is im portant but lasting appearance srid service are more important, The-e Big Ulsterettes Will Give Satisfaction to the End! The model Illustrated Is ono of vral styles we have In stock. It Sfn-al styles we have In stock. It ! a big, double-breasted model -'th paieh pockets with flaps, '-t-ln and raglnn sleeves, belted ;ek or all-around belt, deep ecu. ( ter vent. Stylish Colors Inx . All Wool Fabrics ! IIP Sweaters ' For Men and Boys A feature showinfr of coat, and slip-over style hu eaters in cotton at !Sc and Sl.lti, wool and cotton mixtures at $:'.!tS .and pure wool in Iieay shaker Units at $3.38 and JM.Pii. Thin showing- places Rood sweaters at prices you want' lo pay. K ic our window showing. 9Sc to $4.98 . , The Liugest Chain Department itore Organization m the uorid- iri:i.nt wins ItOHJ?inlta. ri-.. Jan. LT,. Th east; of the Oroon Growers' Co-opC'-. It ion aa-socialion against Ihnest It. Kiddle wjis dismissed from tho circuit court hero loday and judgment enter ed aK'aln.'it the ac-ociation Vo- the do fondant's e.o.'Ks.. , This opens the wav for an uppr.al froip th court's or. dir and the ueeauon on Iho defen- r not dunt's demurrer. Thu assochition Is" yea Hums ,ut. viyoie iur uama:es lor his viwors of the state and is beinff fnilmv to d-Hvf;r hi prone erop a I Wesr-p- wntched. ;if;reed in a eonti-uot rsiidliar to llio.se Htfiied by growers all over the state. Judrc Hamilton, pussins upon a demurrer filed hy liiddlc, held that the contract cannot be enforced as' it is- not imitiml and binds the Krower and no! the iusociatio!i :ii)U is iu re.tlily an imi'iil's irreenient and con- be conliniU'd over a period of i. T!:a case is ono aft'eelhitf all OOOOOOOOOOOOO'.'OUOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o o o ' . o o - ' " o 0 g i.i:::.o:, r.ov iiooi;i:i). l,l-:n..Mi., (in.. Jan. L'.l. llalpli 1!. I'va.ibj- ol W.-i 1 1-1 loo. a senior la I. ci.amm hiaii rel.o.il. has been n amed " KelM-i-i-m.iiiie lli.wley lor ap polillment lii West, l-oint .Military .irailemy f,-in in,- Inm district o. (un-n. 'i'lii.-i r-li-itiuii was made Heal a ...t..U,rP examination In vlii 1, a oi iu'm-, ui n..; s from various I-.:': of Hie .IMri. t i-h.U part. Vollli,- l-.auby h. s made- a fine ''' "' ' ! .-I in his stlidiei I ---I i pl.i. i.i ;w,i .,-ii.s o:i the loot--'" '-'a'a. II, .. . I,, ,,n ;ll :;1,ull.ine. Uaal... and Im lixed al Waterloo on a ..llMll fu la ii.,. .,.lt six yi.ura. II. - will I.,- "ii l, , n,av H(. Will 1 OlM-l ..l M ..,,, ,. Wl..sl ! l olnt Iur a.iiui.i,.,, , lhl. gchuui, , I I!Y .MI I II Tin: ii.n.i .' t'.e I. ... I. -in, it oiial lit ! Ul .1 llieir v, iiisi:ivi:i '., Jan. IT.. In I iae ,-i..(;Mi aniilvei-sa.y : ft Hi,- Ktwanl.4 In-, r...iii:aii..ii. ihe locil hi- 1 last iii(;M i,,..,! ., dinner' I 'i. lies, with members and i pr. sort. l;, v. Henry T. iii.-iul.i - i 1 1,,. I'oi-llan.l Extra Heavy U. S. Army -HALTERS with Dronzc Ncn-Rusting Rings and Buckles A BARGAIN at $2.23 at the Ore, Hdw. & ' Imp. Co. o I 3 O o I 0 I o I o o I o I o I o I o I o Say Those Things nearest the heart is too often stifled by an inability to express them. Greeting Cards for Every Occasions is a Solution for a World-Old Problem. BIRTHDAY CARDS for different members of the family . CONGRATULATION CARDS for every occasion. FRIENDSHIP CARDS . - THANK YOU CARDS . ' " GIFT ENCLOSURE CARDS - ' SYMPATHY CARDS BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS PARTY INVITATIONS y ETC Newlin Book & Stationery Co. I o principal n OOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOfOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO KKV.UHS i-liil., Wlly ,liu 'ij j tanclc rlooverized Values Slum-drift Shortening, 2-lb tin 58c Snowdrift Sliortcning, 1-lb tin JtOc Snowdrift Shortening, S-Ib tin $1.73 Criseo, l-lli tin , 2-lc Ciisfo, ;;-!) tin 72c Ci-isco, (Mb t;tl si,io iMazola, pints 80c Mazola, quarts 5Sc Mazola, one-half gallon 51.13 Wesson Oil, pints ?,0c Wesson Oil, quarts 58c Wesson Oil, one-half gallon $1.13 OOVEEIZED GROCERY