Monday, January 29, 1923
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
tBE OLD HOME TOWN
Ily SlailleV ,,litM1, lu,h mother und dnUKllter ure
f ' doing; nicely. - '
f . (hoi t T .1 j M 1
Q ft -. ci'tvT i.JJ u.- .r- -vI7
At Savoy
A. K- Lars en, who makes his home
in Imblcr, was registered nt the 3a
voy hotel recently.
Keturn to Itakei
scjn .who have been the cuests of
Mrs.1 Fred Spaeth, returned to their
home in tinker.
NOAH BAXTER, A LOVER OF THE DRAMA fiE .'
THAT HE SOI ft riUFO "TAJ-i Ft It cum e- . '
Local News In Brief
Here from Telocaset
Claude 0. Hemmell is in La Grande
from Telocaset on business and &
registered at the Savoy hotel.
.
Keturn Home
Mrs. J. J. Burbridffe and daughter,
Jessie, returned recently from Salem,
Utah, where they were called at the
death ot Mrs. Kurbriupes mother.
(!(';) (() I'ctUllt'tOII
Mis.s A. Bowler left Saturday for
IVnUU-tou where she will ivmnln for
moiiic tune. Miss Howler Huh been
-.'i:i!oycl as a. IHsh School toucher
in this city lor the prist year hut lms
recently jcA'en up her position.
Week-End With Parents
Miss Huby Lcdbetter, who is em
ployed as a school teacher at Muddy
Creek, near Haines, returned to her
home in Alice! Friday evening and
spent the week-end with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Lcdbetter.
YMtln 1 1 err .
Kdirin Math in is spending souk
time in this city visiting liln p:irnts.
Baker Man Here
,0. Jacpfbson of Baker, was reg
istered at the Savoy hotel yesterday.
Here J''iinn Perrjr
'VI. A. M"uU11. who, nijiki'H liin huiuc-
a.t perry; w-tiQ La .GuimV today
t'h(lln to Im'sMI-hs. ,
'after spending a short time in that
city.
Cent Wim ' . ; '
M ins Mm Ix l M.-irlhi of t'ove-spent
S;il-inl;ty in thin city Hhoppin? uml
visit injr;. Slip was r,i ?latt.r'(l at .Uie
Savoy 1 lolvl. "'
at-
tf.li Sunday In Valley
.l)r. It. J. Kuckmun and. family
.spent Sunday in the valhy with relatives.
Over from Union-
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stevens, who
make their homo in Union, spent
Saturday in La Grande on business.
Mrs- Steven's sister. Miss Lucille
Taylor will return with them this
evening und Kpond Sunday visiting
in Union.
Ilcitinis lo I'unlaml
1 Mrs. J inn I Japprr returned: to. ln-r
home In rortli.n-1 this morning "ftt-r
.spending some time v toiling her nioi Ti
er, ('. H. Hlystoiie, and -liifi
daughter, Valerie, of this city.
Operation Succesful
Walter Moran, an employe rn the
composinii: rooms of the l.a Grande
Kveniiig Observer, underwent a suc
cessful operation for appendicitis
Saturday evening in the Grande
Xoiide Hospital, hid condition beinP
very favorable for an early recovery
Dr. tJiggers" performed the operation.
Illcturns MU'r Vill
lrH w McCtain, who has been
Goes to Pcndlriou ' Ivi.stting In l.a Onindc for n week, ieit
-Mrs. . !-. Lynch left this niornlngithiM morning on No. 21 for her homo
oh No. 1 7 for J'cndleton where
Dfllf viBil for a short time.
she hi Vancouver.
Home? Auaiii
! .Mr. and Mrs. A. JI. Johnson who
' urn1 called to Mia.sonri some time
iigo at the death of Mr. JohnHon'd
mother, returned to their home in this
city Sunday. Mih .Julinaon does the
hair work for Andrew's Variety Store
Here l-'rom Kljffn
; Jesse t'runi,, a real cHtate' and -in-KUJancn
dealer froiu lilgin, spent yes
teday ftt the Kohy hotel.
To Visit al lVntlleton
I . Mrn. 'arl Mrotlerson and little
daughter left this city this morning
t'oi Pendleton where she will spend a
js'tort time visiting friends.
and Is again ready to take orders.
Al So n liner-.- - Vj,". -t,. , j
- W. Al, DobliHiK, niuJii-iJiis
home at I'nhm. .sui-ii. ti-sterday 'LIA
this city as
Hotel.
ileturn Hume
V,Mr. an;i Mrs
Roy
H. Currey re-
nion. spe.v y. sterua ffA.jji. tWs nim'ning on' No. 24 -from
AW141 ftW-AVv'J-ti trip1 to Portland, where thev
W-n.i f- F ifrid&iiv-&9k tailed bv the death of Mr.
V' a -a i -VCW-ey's mother, Mrs. Fred Currey.
Krank Mittenlf irf'thiR city? nii.'ht.in5-lti .N , "; , . .
feiv-days ln'5NTMl:rMslor -on W.ml.Ue , "Tln, Ami !n-'
wrw. ntnrnlng lb hls-bomb Saturday H. Thonias c ine down
,',ir . ,-. . i i J oi prise yesterday .ami is, in J-a
et-enlng. , i.3;3 :'wr 'Q frtr a short time as. a guest
of the Savoy Hotel; "
Two Am'MciI
Two,( .lay t.'onley and O. W. Allen,
were ensnared in the clutches- of the
city police over the weok-end. Conley
was charged with drunkenness and
gave" ?IT bail, and Allen, charged
with .speeding, .furnished bonds
amounting to Moth men will hi-.
H'umI this evening in the municipal
courf. ,al,7. o'clock, , ,' ( .
.iw Ad Club SiK-relnry
Karl t '. IteynobbfJ ;8ecretury ,of the
falou Counl.y Ad cldb, anmiuncos. -nnd
hiH; aiiiH)uncemi.'nli eanto; .ln- a joyful
luanner itiat' absolutely, ecllpseH the
HIGH SCHOOL
EDITORS iffll
GATHER SOU!
open and carry off the waste from!
tne nouse. 11 you wouiu enjoy beou
health, keep your bowels regular by
taking Chamberlain's Tabic .'hu j
needed. Adv. I
Many Will Attend the High
School Press . Association
and Student Body Of
ficers' Meeting.
NEW TODAY
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j New Spring
LOST r us ton hull pup Sunday, .tan
uiirv -8th. Kimli'r pk'iisu Phone
yso-M. i-2!i-tr
roit SAI.K - U:0 m re ranch on Clov
er ere;'k, known a (Irout ranch,
at a bargain. Apply Kolev Hott'l,
W. II. Sternwi'is. 1-2I-Ctp
FOU SAMf-Fri-sh milk cow's. Phono
377-11. ' l-2ll-ltp
EUGENE, Jan. 29. (Spccial).-Bu-tween
luU and 200 hich srliool stu
dents will atnnd the conference oi
the IliRh 8chnl Pitlss Association
nnd the Association of Hij;h School
Student Body Presidents and Secre
taries to be held nt th0 Universit
of Oregon next Friday and Saturday,
February 2 and 3. Both associations
hold annual Catherines on the Uni
versity campus.
Programs are dosiffnoiJs to give
the delegates general and technical
instruction that will benefit thorn in
their respective duties of editing and
managing high school papers and
annuals and conducting the affairs
of student bodies. The deleKates
themselves give their fellows the
benefit of their experiences in work
ing out their individual problems.
Churchill to bpcBK.
J. A. Churchill, superintendent of
public instruction, will make one of
the ririncinal addresses at a joint
meeting of tho association.
Harrv U. Johnson, Jeiiorson nigu
school, Portland, is president of the
Press Association, and Orlando llol-
lis, Eugene, is head of the Associa-
IIUI1 Ol I IL'MIIUIIIS Hill! utliBinuioi
, Enterprise Ciirl Editor.
Among the students who will
peak nt thi session of eclitoia and
business managers will be: Olive G.
Barker, the Whirlwind, Albany High;
Mnh o Thornv. the Hi Booster, Imi-
torprisc High; L. Max Hun, News
Nvldi, Mollulla High; Marry i.eu-
mg, Jclfersou Hign, J'ouianci; won
akl Ilimon, Silvertonia,' -Silverton
High; Joy I.aughlin, AlcMinnvillan,
McMinville liigli; Wayne uiuenour,
Echoes, Nowbcrg High School; the
editor of tho Toka, Grants Pass
High. i
. Members ' of the faculty of the ,
Oregon School of Juurnalism and;
others iwill give technical instruction.!
Besides presidents and secretaries
of high school student bodies, the
following will spenk; C- A. Howard,
superintendent of Marshficld schools;
G. E. l'innerty, principal of Eugene
high school; K. W. Tavenner, prin-i
cipal of the 'Enterprise high school;1
Austin Ijindrcth, principal of Pen
dloton high school; Earl Kilputriek,
director of the University Extension
Service, and others. j
FOR RENT Steam " heated room.
Phone U-V. l-2!l-:it
Any La Grande subscriber to
the Observer who does not re-.
celve bis paper by g o'clock In
the evening, please call Western
Union, Main 24, and a special
nieaaenger will deliver a copy.
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I Modern Dances f
li Every Wednesday and
p Saturday Night jj
S at
Kl-;V HALL fi
Uood Music, (rood 1' loor
Good Time
J
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I). S, .STEWART,...,
, Manager
i,:t!!!:t:!iiitt:i:tt:::!numit!)tr!mtiutttn
Footwear
Many new Styles in Satins, Kid and Patent
Pumps, in the new Colonial Styles.
Also Strap models. ' . ;
Moderately Priced
FRENCH & GREENE
Ready-to-Wear and Shoes
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CovmrES vSV
AND 7,?f
TOSPJILMCE
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5H00GRASS SHACPHtRSOH
Adams Ave Obbosite FOLET HOTEL- I
I Vl O t-r r. r. H ..n.-i-.V- r- - i , M . . j
vW?x- :,w ivw,,,M"f iH'
w r;v drin'5 " lunches and home-made.'
ccnliil 1 :inannir ; t hut iKurr UHunlly ta
Baby Daughter rr'ives- i01 . p!n 1101cl-.: ":' in.o.,t.'tl... arrival or ., ;
-vStnria.yiratU;--H!SoM- i:4 'ii-. .V;fc'S' '.Sku-r'-IWiary to ihe c-iub at Hot Mike,
eft nound babv daughter was born to ! 8" !lt,'urn , ....... I n y nl:il' at 7 :no o'clock. No!
Mr un.l Mr. Ch Kmliti'v nt their ' .Mr. una .tr. (s. v. w, mi if , ,, rhrliit. n.-.l. Hie elRht andon
home on Fourth street. ifl"'"'11": t?e,rJ?on.,T ,!,?" I'i''rt' TM "V" ' '"- U'-f'th.
mi v.umwiniu, . isioiK (ifiivc rou io iMiri anu nm win,
to
their home in La Grande.
Down from Wallowa
J. M-. Mann arrived in this city.
il .ln;n Wnilmva nn.i ic I Mtntim .Mnn Here
UonDnif in this city as a irucst of 1 , Dick' Stanley, who makes his hnmej-y SHr
!thc SaVoy hotel.
lTnlon Man Here
JV. E. Wulf was a Union visitor
it) this city Sunday and was a tfiicst
:6t ihd Savoy hotej.
i iit Mlnnm if! in La Grande for a few
I days on business. .Mr. Stanley u
jiegistered at the Savoy hotel- ,
lis cxlr't'iiii'ly l1 IkM t-l to Join tho sc
i tar?s fitnitiy -bno, thHr .lay ,t Itav
1 i i.ii,. iu u...t i... ..i iu r..H
tht--..-wilt m-nti -Jiim to-the
jHeturns from Port land-Mr-
and Mrs. Clyde R. Stitz re
turned to their home in this city
iCHun fom Visit i Saturday night after spending some
t Mr- and Mrs. T. II. Thurston of La time in Portland visiting and shop
(Siande returned from Portland after i ping.
rt short visit with relatives. A
?; : jCampfire Girls- to Meet
ft Visit at Telocaset A meetiny of all girl.-- over twelve
tv, t.. c,,! ir tui initrn. vc-irs of as?c who are interested iv
inir for Telocaset." where she will 1 the work of the Campfiro Girls will
tt-iid a few davs visitinir her on. ' he hold at the l
- . , ".
La Grande Visitor '.. - :'
David Eardlv, who hails from Ba
ker, returned to his home last eve
ning after spending yesterday in the
city visiting.
M. C. Al buihlim
j tomorrow afternoon at four oc.ock.
Baker Man Here
C. M. Robins returned to his home
ih Bakr lafit -eveninp; after spending
tne day 1:1 i.n iirana.e visiunir.
loins pnrcnls
I .JaiU t)nnis, non of
!.lrs. liniff (h-nnls, left !
iniiitf for
; SI f W
S-natcir nnd
iiltii-dny eve-
Bn-k Home .D'- . T
Mrs. J. W. Lundy, who mokes her 'Hy
home h La Grande, returned from1
Portland where she has been visiting .Huby limn
i -i j M r. ami M ra.
Mrs. Warner 'Rcturitt h i. ' - irou1 par. nts of
Mrs. W. 0. Warner, of . Jj Grande.jpouml baby dam
leturned from Portland last rvenintr -l-'niiatv L''i. i 1m
l,,n wlur.. 'he will spend turnod ast
Passes Through
Mrs. John Anderson of Joseph
pas. ed through La Grande last eve
ning on her way to Caldwell, Idaho
on a buiness trip.
Baker Lady Here -
Mis. K. Cnlder of Baker, spent yes
terday in tne city visitmpr and
turned to her home last evening.
Spent Week-End Here-
Cecil Morgan of La Grande
Us vlsilins In tin: fapltoi
I. Wetzel arc :tbc
a seven and a .half
ikt born lo tln iii
Cirandf KoPtb bna-
cvening from Kamela
after spending the week-end visiting
leaves for School
.Miss Kva Perry man,, "who teaches
.school at Telocaset, spent the week;
end in LaJ Grande, ; ' '
Two More Days of
Our 4th Annual Jan.
and Remodeling Sale
STILL GOING ON!
Better hurry now onlv TWO MOKE DAYS
of our BIG ANNUAL SALE.
Entire line of Men and Bovs' Jersey Sweaters
ONE-HALF PKICE
Entire line of Men and Boy's Suits and Over
coals ONE-QUAKTER OFF
Entire Line of Men and Bovs' Shoes at
10 PER CENT OFF
Save Now on Standard Merchandise of Quality.
See Our Windows
Attends Convention. . '
J. II. Ec-kles of Baker, returned to
his home last evening after attend
ing it convention nt Ihn I.. 11 S
I church.
I Will Visit
' Mrs, Grant Tucker of Joseph, pass
ied tbrouKh l.a (irandc last evciiinn
, to Hot Lake, where she will visit
for several days.
; Baker Girl Here
! Miss Venice' Thomas of linker, re
: turned to her home last evening after
i visiting in La Grande.
Constipation.
Constipation of the bowels Is n:
stoppage of the seweraRO- sysle.ni
that removes waste matter from iliej
llody. It is as necessary that ytnir ,
dowels move reKularly once c.i'.-h day.
to..carry oft this waste, as it .! '.m.i (
Uie watc pipes of your home b' kept'
Get Our Prices
on '
. Farm
Machinery
Plows
Harrows
. Discs ,
Drills .
PlowShares
Ore. Hdw. &
Imp. Co.
y1
7 Y :
FREIGHT RATES WITH EXPRESS SPEED
Inter-City Auto
Freight
Daily Service Between
La Grande
and
... ; Baker
And All Way Points
"Leave Orders Willi
HENRY NURRE, Prop, and Mn
PHONE 2'JO-R LA GRANDE, ORE.
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There's no comfort in a shoe that "gives you,
a battle" every time you wear it. - ; .
If you want to know what real shoe comfort
is tvmc in and lot us show you.-' 1
;SH BROS:
Across the Street from Pearc's
1113 Adams
"The Store That Keeps Faith Willi the People"
Returns Home to Vincent
! Mrs. J. 11. Hemmine returned to
her home in Vincent this morning
after spcmlinir last evennnr at the
; Savoy on her way from linker where
; she has been visiting for u short
I time.
At Kolcy
Mrs. W. V. Wade, who makes herj
noint in t.l(iin, spent yestenmy in
La Granie as a guest of the Foley.
Ik-re from Klein
.Mr. and Mrs. Jinn Summers and
Mis. Joe Summers of K.liiiii spent
Sunday visiting in this city. '1 he
wire iti;iM'ji-i.'ti at the Summer hotel.
(unt QjrrHiEjPr
Heturn4 Home j
Mi p. Frank Fox, who has hern at i
IIL Lake Miriatui ium for nom lime. I
leturned to her home in Klgin thit
morning on the Inaitch line train.
nni- mil'- of tilniitinmn wir" will h :.
tint -l ly 11).: l'irl:ilnl ICuilwtiy, I ,
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.H. r.Ui tti m fitutt- n In tin ilii-trlc.
f tlu Kilin In. linn fVlntvl.
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THE VAUDEVILLE COMEDY "DRAMA
"THE GIRL and THE TRAMP'
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"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE"
Corn'rt thi- sentence: "Jul lie
ptill, dc.-ir,' said the husband to his
wifp nt : a in. "and I'll get the lit-,
itlc th;ip hii ilrink.''
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