La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 26, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT ' THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday,' January 26, 1923. Gabardine Top Coats Just the thing for these mild winter days a wool, rain repellant coat, light as a feather, but warm as toast. $25.00 to $37.50 SsG 201 Depot St UIR ii II SHOOTS FOIEW Poealeilo Man Shoots Mrs. Juanii; i Grahani Wc'J lancl, Then Turns Gun en Himse'f. Find It Heie OPENING OF llfIB EMIT fi h: IS Tib! roCATKM.O, Ma., Jan. 20 A t!iti le-sull of n double shooting which occuired here UVtinesdav eveninir Juanitu Graham Wood Ian il and her foimer hu-diand, Ai (lnw Woodland. me in a local hospital in a serious cuudition sulferinir from irunshot ' wound.-! n!!ej;cd to have been inflict- eu oy woojiaim. 1 The Woodlands, who were married seven years njo, were divorced last ' November since which time Mrs. Woodlami has resided ut a local ho tel. According to Mrs. Maud Bemis, who has been livinjr with Airs. Wood land, the trouble arce over the porivcesion of n (i-year-old child. Shot )ovn in Hotel, Mn. Woodlai:d occupied a room on the fourth floor of th3 hotel and, it in s::id, Woodland fired the first shot at his wife in the hallway ai this It l i'loor. Mrs. Woodland ran down the r.laiiK to the third floor, receiving a jsecor.d wound in the back as she tan. Am.idiiitf to W. I,. Klhart, who oc cupied a room on the third noor, he attempted to assist Mrs Woodland, whose screams had attracted him but w;;s forced back into his room by. WooI!:i,m1. After forcing Klhart back! into hi revoh oi dangerous wound near the heart. UT OF LUCK Copy fur thin column must be in by 10:00 a. in. Again we call your attention to bur cooked food, du1;sed chicken and fresh eJ-'KH 0:1 Hale tomorrow at tha Kxclii'r.Ke- Leave your orders for cirke and chicken uminj; the week.. Sic our J i tie of fancy work. We are here to ta rve yu. Mrs. E. S. Norris. I'hone Main 780. l-2(J-lt HOT WATKlt HOTTLKS FOUNTAIN SYKIMiK.s For five Hays we will sell Foun- tian Syringes, Hot Water Hotlle.s, two quarts at D ie; these are all from the best factories in the rubber goods line and are generally sold at $1.50. riease drop m and see tneH2 goods at 'Silverthorn-Wright'H Family Drug Store, formerly C. I). I'utman's dini; store. 1-25-tf James Levi Cowan, tho I'lrst whil'j child Porn .1011H1 of Kuuene in the OroKOn tcrrilmy, died lust week ut UruUi, aiictl 7;!. Salvation Army cooked food sale Satuiday, Januaiy il, 10 a. m, at Skagg's Store. l-2u'-2t , A reception, oilicially opening the headnuarters of live lUMacus wo Second Marriage is Failure ; f j 0 F PTfj Q IP Gland Operation Affects j jJLj j UH 10 inm uniorumaieiy. LONDON, .lun. (. Yorkshire The Popular Hot Lunches, quickly served, llonic-inadc pies each dnv. loom Woodland 'alined the j clicwu sandwiches, ham sandwiches upon himself, inflicting a a hot chocolate with whipped cream. riot conee, not malted muK, he. lem onade, ico crcain and all regular .soda fountain drinkw. Our . prices ' are most reasonable at $iIverthorn Wright Family Drug Store, formerly I'utman's drug biuia. 1-25-lf GIVEN CONTROL mens club of La timnd'.', w-ui ne ; 1. veiling JVcwk correspondent wiring! held this ovenim? in the V. .M. C. A. from Doom i;av. "in suite of elub-1 building under the auspices of thelnrate efforts 10 hide the 'truth ) , "V". . Neighborhood club. To be htld joint-, have' discovered that the. xicund ! ,:ii U'l (1 AtlllctlC Execiltivi ly with the reception, will be an i nun riaire of the former German cm election of officers and a permanent i pcror has been a complete fniluiv. formation of the organization At present he is living in one part . Neighborhood club members and of the castle and the wife and her every business woman in La Grande children j another, is invited and ured to be piesunt. I "The ex-kaiser's mood and char A special program has been nrrang- acte.r is nlteied. He is said to have ed that will includo several musical i been aff acted very unlortunatel by numbers and also short talks given! an operation for gland transference by several business women. j before his second marriage. His Th reception will begin at eightiown children have not forgiven him o'clock and the following committees , for his second marriage and his step have completed arrangements tor the i children avoid him." reception: Keccption committee, Mrs. I J. T. itichardson, .Mrs. hherwocw Williams. Mrs. E. G. Kirhy, Mrs. J D. Smith, Mrs. Iliwstcr Newlin, Mrs. Chamberlain's Cough Kcmery Thin is n pleasant, safe and re W. P. Mohr. Mrs. A. C. Ilamntonlliablo medicine for couBhs and cold Hud Neighborhood club officials; i It Im been in use for many years ftoms committee, Mrs. A. Stnnge,jnd is held in high esteem in those Hps. T. J. Scrogg'in, Mrs'. Karl Slod- households where its good qualities dard, .and.. Mrs. G.. L. Larison; orgivn- ration committee, Dr. Margaret In Rlo, conviner, .Mra. C. . K. 'llapper sett, Mrs. H. H. Cleaver and Mrs. A. B i'rylto. '' Mrs. Guorge Cochran is conviner 6f !ths 'Civics committee of the Nolghborhoinl club which is spoHsor Inij the formation of tho liuskeM Women's organiiition are best known. It is a favorite with mothers of young children, as it con tains . no opium or other harmful drug. Try it when you have need of such a remcdyr-Ailv. .''uv.ci Placed in Hands of Di 'tctor of Physical Education. (IW Asro.-inied ProFs) STA.Ft)RI UNIVERSITY. Cal. Ju'n. 2ii.--Fxefutive pfwer in the axl; innustration ol .Stanford athletic A corouci's jiny at The ' I ;:llos ha', decliired tli.it llie deutli of Joe Kudu. Alio Wiui kill-'l vli:le v.-oi-kill oil :l :nil lli 11 r griiulnnv' machine, "ac cidental and n'uivoid;tble." nfht Largest Chain Uepartnientim "Stere Organization in the World" Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo 45c Si jl 371 DEPARTMENT STOjCS New 3 ft. by 7 ft. Window , Shades 98c . .'j RENFREW Devonshire - Zephyr Gingham !3M f Our first sprinp showing of these well known fabrics are now on display. There ure just twenty patterns of each mater ial and a wide ranpe of attractive i-olora. They afford a tub-proof and sun-proof Earmont for uprona, drosses and chil dren's garments. 35c yd. Pctiuot Sheetings liltached 5!C Sl-in. Bleached Clc yo-in. Bleached rnbleaehed f6c Sl-in. L'nljleaelied GDc SU-in. Unbleached C9c frritiN;s 40-in. Jilfuche.l 4-'-in. Bleached 4 Co 4il-in. Bleached 4'te A'iTIiNTiON DANCERS The iilaco will Is opv?n after the dance Saturday niht to serve yiu with sandwiches, salads, tamali3. chiii, hot and cold drinWi. l-2U-t HIGH CLASS STATIONKKY A!l kindis of fine nannr in boxes. just the kind you need for letter ha!; h?e;i removed from the hands of writing, FonietniiiK ' better than is tho Stanford board of athletics con-1 usually sold and a; prices less than trol and placed at the disposal of they have been sold for some years Dr. W. II. Harrow, director of ph.vfsi- past, at Silverthorn-fVritrht Family ai L'.iU'.ati'in licre, according to a 'ru c:ore, iorhicny rutmani s dm; Tho dtiito and county tax levy lor Tdltunook toiint.v lor I'.'l will be I'll.a mill:. I,avi yejir n w.i.s 1.:: l.lllIlT, :!tatcni''nt ounie li-re by I'r. Kay Ly man Wilbur, president of tho uni versity. , "'there has been no chanjre ir. Uu jioiiition 01 the board of control from that of an exoL-tUive body to one of mildly policy making pjers,V Dr. Wilbur .said. "The boa id has been a poiiry mukiir? ho.ly tlicoretically since itn in Lituiion but we ha'e ju:ii bi (;,' aide to istcute a man who can handle the athletic situation and re lieve (ho bo.u'd of the eexcuUv(! du ties wlvrh it was 'forced to assume diiriiifi: and since the war because-of imurual circumstances which have (store. l-2o-tf I'arHoiiii .Mdt.ioU:, urojnineot indiun fariner, imi'K i ed tiic lo; s of th l-o tlaek.'t of utritw, u fjtaek of hay,- ,v.i-, tyn:(, I'triuin implomentrt mifl ('am ae u his j',ull.'nas by u (itubl)U' fin ' I'll the I'oiiiMtlu teinjivaiion l:sl veefc i IiADY-LYKE CorsetSi 98c 1 All alyleo In this popular corset arf - now in stock. Brocades and coulils for all flfiun-8. Buy now while siz es are complete. ' ' i Patent Leather Beauty Boxes Exceptional Offerings A fortunate purchase by our New York buyers enable us, to offer these . ho::'S at such low prices. ' They are ' wooden frames, patent - mole eov nttc bis:. .oilen iranies, pairni - inoie .. ;7V VY 'iM lL&-',!ti-,-erert. laree , mirrors, an- . r(fIiUi4p'l L .-tJ . Hee our i)t!lo: show- ".MUV. j $2.98, $3.49; $3.98! ' Velvet Rugs A MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITY There ur jut forty rups in this showing. They are velvet riiff, 27-to 54 Inehes, and in a variety of patterns and colors. These rnps are our part of a reent purchase made for our 371 stores and the prices are the refuilts of our savinss. which we papH.on, tojour customers.; Ji.98,$2.79 ' ' ' V Bungalow Aprons 98c Ali over fitylcs In attrac tively styled aad bright color percales. There arc just five do;-.en aprons ln this siiowintf. ,- . - 'j f . . J A Roud hot lunch always reati'y for) you at Silvorlhorn Wright I' mily Drupr Store, formerly Put man's fivue I store. - . i . l.( 1-25 tf ! . .The Largest Chain Department Store Organization in the Worlds Te noisiest drum has nothing in it but air. Statu Kchool ImihOs now available fur loaning upon Union County I WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN, "' OBSERVER WANT AD ' Friday and Saturday Is Our U Special ay Our Regular Bent Chocolates, Caramels and Nougats, at 38c per pound, one-fourth pound 10c Get a Quarter Pound of (lie New Nut Duller Ball lor 10c Each Piece Wrapped. Sec Our Window Newlin Drug Co. i ha-.l bearing in other lines as well a-s farms. Inierent 6.. Call upon or athletic adminisiiation. write II. K. Jdxon, Foley Buildiim. i "The boaid stinted Purely as n La Grande, Orepont 10-30-tf ' policy making and luiviatMy body I but du? to the lack of an executiv , it h;j boon forced to add certain dutus of an executive nature which j j ll woiiiii run uiiK'nvi'tf luivy ju.Nu:e;i. lr. 'V.'ill.itr deL'larod that hcreafte.- tliL (iraduate i; :it nat.r would o;-eu 1 tiu '-a nie relative position in the ji'iid of .Stnnfonl athletiv.H as tin comidi oiler occuiiled in the f:aneial fielil ol' tb.' univcr.-ity. li,. .said: j "The graduate iiuinarccr will ivcoin ' nil rid to the V' 'eshk'iit alt financial ' poiit ie,; jinil will be i esponsible to j the president, and, in th; last in- .-'l;.''e, Lo the tiii.-;Ui of the uni Vi.i.iily in all matters of financial ' concern," The Win in weather thai Ii in pre., ileil in rnutUllu county di:riiiK; the i:t iMontli made pOMSihie ptow- i..irrtfviiit;' ,nn! otticr iarmniK op-t v.i.trli ohii.illy are not duiu- until si've iil weeks laii-r. GHH o I i T.l Thy:, formerly a I. a (.".ramif wiu'-' hr, hut now inst: net or at t h.1 M'jluiumah Athletic cluli at Port lasiJ. won the lie;ht Inavyweiuh; wi es'.li: -r ehampiu:hi j) fiem I Vie Sim !-, Niina--'!(n whirlwir.J, in a sju s.Miihtr centi' t. Thye hnike many i!ii!is;fi ni: hKls and tinnlly secured ii f.:!l at th, end of an hour. Saner hcii ir t.iu i'Mi;rud to n turn for the !e.''.iinuer o!' t Ik match, T:r. wns forme i ly a resident of I m (ii '.de an ! it was Iverc that lu fir f I ;van to he.'oir.e prominent in n'Metir ci'''U.. Hi- appeared jr. I'luoM eoun! y lat year ma'h -d aif.it ; t Piisanti Sinjrh the liir.du, ;!iid well known t- local mat fans. necessary. Only men wiji fair in tcll'irence ami e,ood character can be. considered This company sells Mf. health an:l acciilent insurance Ad dress 4U!l-M Northwestern Ilardt ItuildinK, Portland, Oregon 1-22-Gt l''i-ed I'litlltps, wheat raiKher oi (UI lhini eoiiiHv, has suffered tin- nm nuiiiiiuii ui ' Movenil finders. Ids li iri'l.-i iie; Ihn u t'ri".en when he wan Mn-ciwn iiniii it hdr.se and lw.t cmi fviniiMn.v.K in tliu snow .seeial weckn ISEO CARS lllIS Vmui touring, fcood condition, ?Iti.",.m. Ifl7 Chevrolet, runs fine, $140.00. I'M:) Chervolet, bargain. $J0J.l)0. 1:M; l-p.e.isei:,r Franklin, t'n t 'rms that are easily met. W. II. IIohncTikamp Co. OANCK lio-i't fad to hear Olson's 7-piecc o'lhist:.! af 7.ii be r hall, Saturd;iy idjrhi. Kcolleiit floor. You'll like the music. ' l-2t-Jt iS-H.E-.R.R-Y.'S ; LAST DAY OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO (iOLI)WYX piK'senls "Brothers Under The Skin" By Peter 15. Kyne: with llelenc Chadwick, ("lain indsor, Me Iiusrli, Pat O'Malley Norman Kerry Directed h.v E. Mason Hopper A (iOLI)WYN PICTt'RE . A Howling Comedy-Drama of Married Life Coined v r.'" - "FELIX WAKES I I'" Col'eue Cirls Vote On A Ten-Hour Day. IIWVI'Y LUNCHES AT TIIK I'.VLACi: W'.' I:av,. milled to our menu nnil i-an now ofiVr tho pulilic u first Ha hut li at nriens that will ploaso yi, ;i. (hir ntpnw consistis (f sovin ihu-lM'ii t iinalps, chili, all kiiuls of samlv.K Ill's. Kniuils, )iO, iTi-nm illfK l'n i.v'll pa.-tr.v, chocolate e.'latrs, etc. Your Last OPPORTUNITY To Buy Lamps for $14.85 Kv; Xd&Mm Floor and Table Lamps In Blue Gold and Rose Saturday Is The LAST DAY W.H.Bohnenkamp Company OOOOOOOOOOOOOl'OOOGOC'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o P The Urgent Desire to Say 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 ETC. I Newlin Book & f o o ! Stationery Co. ! o v o 3 O 0000000000C0900000O0000O00O0000O0O0000000000000000000 :j M'W V. Im. 4 Tli.. Aai'oi Int. .1 I'riMl llKK; Jan. I'll. Willi Il ! mir ihiy lir winiii ii tho pr, -; ii inln.tiit I I'V 111 lll.liMliy, ti It i-.-iuun li.y I'.if colli);- olilrn. Hi ilayn ai I..- ll-.-.thar.l f..t!. ;. ! li"- ll 'ar.l ol ' 1'v.M K-nls. This ori:.iir;;:a- i ha r 1mly, lias i.v..s, m.. 1 s:il Li tw- iiii.P rm.LhKiti ! : 1 f I 1 I . . 1 IT 111:11 !.! ;i I Siii.U ilia n. i ll ; f.M. l lor ! an I'l.,. . il pi 1.' r.l I. m In IoMkws: rivrl P.r lot' 1 in alul I I I ' II l-ol li ! . i r i M..t i f j I. fill. !..! f. a p"ial .;!. In. ill l.i, I, j r. i-aih ptuiil Mill'.. I t 1 1 1 . 1 li.l- I'!., rj I, ..a.:, .a' ai I. N.i u: I. n' ..I ll,r I Pi li-ir.l. ! I. r I'l.- m -t. !. - .:.) I ,'l I. alt. . I l.. ian i i. - .. ! ! : .n ' ,1 . : Sutter arid Eggs I HITTER, roll We. I'TRiCTLY FRESH i:GGS, dozen G5c WOME-MADE SA VV.ll KRAUT, 2 quarts 35c COOKING APPLES, per box, from' (we to $1.23 EATING APPLES, Delicious, box $1.G0 ORANGES, dozen 43c LARGE ORANGES, dox.cn 7Sc LETTUCE, two 1ic:k!s for 1...23c EXTRA FANCY PARSNIPS, 0 pounds for 23c PICNIC HAMS, pound l!)c POTATOES, Netted Gems, per cwt $1.00 OUR SEAL FLOUR, per sack $1.51 BLUE STEM FLOUR, per sack 1.92 OLYMPIC FLOUR, per sack $2.15 SMALL MEXICAN BEAN'S, 13 pounds $1.00 SMALL WHITE BEANS, 11 pounds $1.00 o o o 9 o o o a o o o o ,.i i a- t,w.