La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 30, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textt''1 t ft VI k VV"W PAGE SIX .Tuesday, January 30, 1923. i rv. if? r 3 '1 GERMAN CIVILIANS DRIVEN BACK IN ESSEN SQUARE ; T- S!',",''!j.;'-i rfvvV I'-,:'1' -.','.''v.'i. 'hi'': ;,! :; " -i ..-j t d V r'- - 'i ustomcrs. ' lunbies wore sick of the "ear" flu, Alnrvin Wood was ut the old I!oh-l osnis-inllv Alfred, hut thev are now nr-nkanip homestead (Sunny Brook! getting well and lively as usual, I Us ThlH pliotoKri!li was tdttt-n its tjw I-'rrnrh arn-.y ci-aioc 1 3i of tin' Itllhr illHtrlrl. jiau;Tt in front of the n ctty hull i'.i-n th.-y took cvr U'. : G :in ftty in tlio Iiesirt GOVE STORE UltlVKIt'S ESCAI'K CLOSE HnA'lillTKN, Or.-.. J;m. 3'-. 'J.f Hcrjr. a fc'ilvorton iniii v.i-k?i 'rtc-'I- ncsiiay drove into a I'tireine triiin , and wierked his au:omubi!v, tut sus-; taiiu'i- only minor injurie.--. .Mr. Ife.g I hail just complied his lunrh at thir miJl and was point: to drive dowr-' 7 c ti j.1 n t town- As he had his side cuitaini JVave of Petty Crime Infests ! on, ht m :ot s.? tne train he' 1 f hni'nr fiHr. T? V nnvfm. arove i;ojii uno.-r me oocks. arm 0 BURGLARIZED C'laic-nce Vi.::irHrr Haw two lavR3 to tn-at. tne oaiu J homestead. They hung over so:ne ile did numerous i..s o! Fiffiere -,a.-.""-iy hhiuk over si nl III l. Ihli f, hioThJ'd p.ay::i:? Tile ciu-.c Also Suffers From Mar auders. COVE, Jnn. 3(1. Thoro has been considciuble pelty thievery during the lout week. W. F. liresheiir's fttorc wail bnikon into and candy nnd :cifarettii nnd Rome money taken. Saturday nifrht R. Z. Baxter lost u considerable amount of candy, cigar ettes nnd barber tools. Entrance was made through a window in the rear of his store. The Dcw-Orop ' Inn has twice been raided, their main object being candy und ciRaretLes. Mrs. T. iC.- Hofty will entertain her S. S. class of twenty pirls at her home on the hillside Saturday after noon. H. G- Avery, county asrent, at tendrt Warm- ltuicau meetinK in Cove on Friday. 'Womnn's. Club Meets. .The. regular meeting of the Cove "Woman's club was held on Thursday afternoon. The intetest of the club is centered on a new library buildine; nd ovciytbiiiK is being done- towards its attainment. A play is in pro greys, the proceeds to help this worthy cause. A petition is beinc ciieulatcd soliciting donation. Mr- and .Vlrs. Fiank Miller were surprised on Friday evening by a party uf their fiends who gathered ttt their home to cheer the passing hours. The guests weie Mr. iit-d Ml. A. H. Oiton, Mr. and Mm. T. R. Conklin, Mr. und Mi.- Clarencv llcryford, Mrs. i.. J!. Carter, Miss Hess Kelley, Kusm-II and Parrel Fulp. l'-arnt Itnri'au .Meeting Hi Id. Tho first Farm Llmcau meami; of tho year was held on Fiidnv tiliei noon. N. ('. Jainies(ju of the Oregon Agricultural college wa.s present an , gave a most interesting talk tut dairying. Alter ibe liusint.-s "f ll THE TARK. Jat HO.-A hes'.y snytt'.'! ! carr.F Taurutnv and r.l- one called to him and hi- inline- day eK aid fca-.urday we ha 1 t:.--a I diately applied the brakes. His car. of the bieeR bUzzard ttds wia:r. t U from went down the tracks, a log pro- I he iter nav not txincfcej u as y- f Urifm, ju- jceting .-lightly from the cars hit lt).y arc feen tn ptirs .tj pr.-:.i the ft.iders, mining them. Hs had . well scattered, Vit this tell 55U'. baiely recovered from this shocks, it; will gather them up and s:-.-.i :irn is said, when another log hit the down to the low lar.-s. A btjck aiu front iseat, knocking it out from un- a doe, extn-nie";.- iarsr?, the mtsie der him and leaving him sitting on i deer type, passed w.tcir. ! 0 y: rj, ,1. 1- if th.t II:.. inn 4'w.:- tn TVutl'V ' . The deer there in th. win-.or j...!Jirj. CUu..e Woods, she has tho Thus, however, did not erd thejpjetty close laue t'.u y ar? r.jc ;:r.:e- o?' hr with pretty "little accident. Another log came along i mobster!. Deer kirn ve-v i'jic'r:; Cia-jdia." and hit the rear end of tho ear, whose friends they have. 1 t.'rei E Hunter reports thnt Mm. milking about a total wreck. Mr. Little Flovd Varotdcr. ba'ov b;y ; I. ?. I-mm ar.d h'.r dauithter, (Mrs, Bcrf was left almost without a sear, of Mr. and 'Mrs- Clarence Na-torrfe:-,' .'li.-t Gil's, are My. .'-ewing and do huving received only a few bruhe'M is entirely recuperated t'l'ini h: r, - ' : - :''.- : ' fr their nuniernus on tho leg. F.J. Cil'ispie's drug fencing him to send Poniard for repairs. reivtrt a teiepnonc L' ran ia Hunter, at she was preparing tfi. tlAn -1 at I.'I-M'IV, ULIl. MIC LUV.. tir.e to a.-.i-r her friend. Ska ro ncTts. a fir? time at the party. Miss Ida O. ilullter, reports that she l-.kei ker new school and her teich;r is par excellence. And she V3 that r.er place at Mr. ana Farm) helping Mr, Lindsay on tho, load won: mere. ; Reginald Wood was in Portland at the last lepoit. Mr- and Mrs. Clarcnca Vanorder wen treated to a joyful rurprise when thev received a telephone call from Medical Springs that their eous-1 in, Daniel Fruit,' of Boise, . Idaho, whom they had not seen for five years, had just arrived. Clarencci nispatcneu a team at once, to the Springs bringing Mr. Fruit,' accom panied by his gradson Clarr Lansing, a boy of 10, who has boon affects.! with the asthma and is roming to this clear and healthy pure air country, which already is making a great improvement towards tho boy's health. Mr. Fruit is an old man., who was for years a resident of Baker and Union counties and has known Mrs. Maud Vanorder since ehe was a baby. They came via Baker on the stage, then to Medical Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Van's two which oleases their many friends. Mr. nnd .Mrs. Joseph Lay went to tho. dance given by Mr. ar.d Mrs. tieo. Losoly of Bis Creek last Fri day night. They report a good time all aiound. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wigglenworth of Kaynio Flat, report the conditions: in excellent order up on the Flat. Theia has been considerable wind! of lato but otherwise everything is; 111 tip top shape. Othello Lay was at the Losely dance on Big Creek Friday. The mail carrier, Bud Lay, report! that the ropds are in spbndid condi tion, the only drawback is the coldi ho. has to experience on the lor.ei trip- Hut he says he is used to coldj weather and don't mind it a bit, an j to himself, but in regular blizaid- like it was Saturday, ho rays that i ho hates to see" his horses out in ini such weather. Ardall Lay war. a guest at the party given by Mr. Losely Friday night. ASTORiA BANK BUYS BONDS HOSKIII'llO. Ore., Jnn. an. Tho Astoria State & Savings bank today purchased $:'fi,()00 worth of Douglas county load bonds, rcpidnenthig the last of the $rKfi,UuO issue authorized in 11117. The . bonds bear interest at 41 per cent and mature in l!);t:i. The bonds were recently advertised for .L'ale, but bond companies declin ed to offer par nnd accrued interest for them. Ths Astoria bank, how ever, bought them for par and in terest and will use them as security on savings deposits. PAY CUT ADVERTISED KAI.K.M. Jan. 30. Tho Oregon tax reduction club, at a meeting held heie today, went on record favoring a cut of 25 pec cent in the salaries of all .public officials. If resolutions adopted by the club are carried in to effect tho salary of the governor will bo reduced to $5000 a year while 1 the University of Oregon and Agri cultuial college will be required to provide for their institution 5 out of tbe millftwo tnvps. Wiat does the rap . 'supply for you ? Many people find harm to health in the seeming friend liness of coffee nnd tea. They first notice the unfriendly side of their table drink in sleeplessness and nerve irritation signs that health is being disturbed by the drug, caffeine, which these beverages contain. It pays to face the facts when health is in volved. It's a good plan to look for the cause of restless nights and nerve-fagged days. . Postum is a safe and satisfying mealtime drink for everybody. It meets every demand of taste,"and it con tains nothing which can disturb health. The children may safely share it with you as many cups as desired, without risk of disagreeable after-effects. There's charm without harm in Postum the famous cereal beverage. '. : v IS INJURE! NORTH POWDKR, Jan. HO. Mrs. I ant) Miller iutit Hie ini.sl ortunn to j tall on mi ntc ln Tut Hil.ty anil irijnrnl j Ikt liaek .piiit- !..'n!ly. .Mr. rhan'Mt-r til -illit-na is here vIh-i IthiK Other nii-ki'iutm. ' J0I1 11 Kilkeiison receiver! Hie n;iJ i iieuu Unit hi lirolh'T of ('arson died; with luiiii lrnlie. j link l':tv,,.r. w'm is in i a U Corn hi, id 10 work for Un- I'. V. K. The com-' patiy is Ki.iiiK lo open (in ice. point the lii-si oi l-'. iii n:u . MtKfi Yrtl Hamilton returned to her lionn in 1 tit r. j Kivitik I1oIih l-II on 11m iee and' run tin- iee pi. U in liii lii''e. Mls.-i Cem Willifi w:-s eoti;'tn-! io' her lion," u i--l. with tlhh ;-s. 1 K. t. Wtllianis hi ut rlou:ly HI. Your proccr sells Poetum In two forms: Instant Posium (in tins) prepared in stantly in tho cup by the addition of boil ing water. Postum Ceraal (in packages) for thoso who prefer to make the drink while tha meal is beinp prepared; inado by boiling fully 20 minutcj. PoStlim FOR HEALTH "There's a Reason" Mado by Postum Cereal Company, Incorporated, Battle Creek, Michigan ' ! ri'l yr::. !' n l :aiiii r. turn- il ! Iiihh I'dilinm'. Silunl.'iy. j . Mil:- I'jrml imIIi .I to l.iii1!,!, u in-iv li'-r tmitlier. C.'!t. ri i-ii. it rinnly 111. i Kann Uiirciu hud been conclude! the! r Cove lainieiH b:id a di.-'.-'.!.-,ii)ii relu-niton, tive to the po.ssioili! y uf a I'ovi' l.u! M. (Jiandt! ro.ul in the near fulin i.. Tin-!''" ! diwussion was M by K. .1. Stucklaud I Mr--. and . since the lu tin Wtv-i'n tbel .Itiitn (lii:.. m!iii. :, it liMI;. nv."li onl j Cove anil I .a (irnndc .Ail e!tl!., tnc ! A 1 1 1 1 : - 1 1 1 , i k - t. -ft. lor l -urltoh, i iroposition loolis more bnpi ,ul. l.-:ria. I Kev. I'ord .M. liuivli will close Uk T! n evangelistic meetings thut have be.-n 1 : idu i; licit! here for the past niunth v.-itln, n.h .1. " I " ' 30x72 ' HI ' iiF "a o III ' Rag WOO! SOX ' M.ir 'lane.- at II line: in; ;Mi tl a. well tt- IJuiMti. You will in; li YO'i i;; need of the service on Sunday eve The (irange will present a play m, , J'ebruary , c.illed "'I'mnpUm's lliretl' Man' It. prmiiisv's to be fceoit niul ! should be well palruni.-a il. Airs. ,1. J. t'onley. its.sistv., by her sistir, .Miss Funny llniw . uf .;t (.irnmlc, entertain'si the l.aiiii s l.'uil'.l on Wednesday n!ternotn. "aim" wa I played at four tabbs. The hamusi fell to Mrs. T. 11. (Vnklin ami sec i ond to .Mis. (I. K. Ilaiker. Afier! tho game a luncheon w:i?j ervetl. Tim ' KUosts were .Mr. A. Cenb-y. l.ai lirande, Mrs. A. (1. t'onklin. Mrs. T. W. Conklin, Mrs. I.. I!, t arter, Mr:. L. N. t'oiilev, Mrs. T. Ilellv. Mrs. (i. K. Hnrker, Mrs. U. II. Iiaeiel. Mrs. T. li. Conklin, Mrs. C. K. I.awsnn. Mrs. I'liirence lleiyloul, Mrs. I'. Aid Jcr, Miss Hess Kellcy and Mrs. l'inl Lockwood. Mrs. Chris Pertseh is visiting a, brother in Kntetprise. j Mrs. Harry Weimar and Mrs. (ieo.J Soutliwick spent a day this weki visiting the schools. Mr. and Mrs. T- It. Conklin were : hosts at a small dinner potty ou Thursday evening. i Fred Corie and Theodore McClain were Union visitors on Tiiuts'lay. I Mr. and .Mi s. Cliai les Porter of I Cuprum, Idaho, are visiting at t li -home of Mrs. Porter's parents, .Mr ; and Mrs. Kd Millard. , There will ho an American l.igi. nj dance at the Macciibee ball on Smi lur ch, v evening. Misses K. KhePanlson and J. Smith' peter were shopping in La Grande on Saturday. The school is in fine condition, the work is well advanced and teiicheis and pupils alike are working hard to get the most nut of the yenr'f work. This week ends the fifth month of the Cove school. Ksllmate. totaling fl n . T fi for Im provement work diirliiu tin- eomhiit your have been Mittmlttcfl ,o I'm for cwt aarvlec l the, ' fttntlHiu JMibuiul reserve. iMoro tbiin bnlr o? tliti 1 for rood und trull work. an is ill nl Ibe 1 Vl.b li, rry Wc :xv sole agt-nts r Cr.-.v S: Sanborn's Tons and Coffees. m t v 'I 'f f -! 1C9 Depot St. Snodgrass Two Phonos,- C.ill Main 75 NO CIIARCiE FOR DEUVEIIY 3- . Housework and Headache There's relief for you housewives who stuTer from riches and pains. VI lien hick of fresh nir, Working over a hot clove nnd the odor of rookin;; make your head tliroli. your h.-tdc nche, your limb tremble, just take I or DI. MILES' Anii-Pain Pills They'll relieve you quickly ami safely. Your dnv;rii t tells them at pre-wsr price; 25 cloaca 35 cents. Hcencmy pachn?, i?j doses $1.00. s" Rugs ralucs to .F3.00 One Wcclv Only Just what you need for your Kitchen, Bath and. Bedrooms W.H. Bohnenkamp Company a M. M.M ML M il M ift MS - m i ' ' " r--rr - - . ... . r? - - - 1 .. 1! Men's Wool Sox,'reg. 45c. for. ......39c Men's Wool Sox, reg. 89c, for. 59c Ladies' Cotton Hose, black or brown 19c Children's Cotton Hose, black or brovn,.,.....19c Ladies' Silk Hose, 59c to $2.98 Children's Outing Pajamas , G5c Children's Outing Gowns 89c Ladies' Nainsook Gowns $1.39 Men's Work Shirts 89c Suit Cases, $1.98 to $12.95 Andrew's Variety Store THAT MONUMENT NOW Cten.CarriY 'Tflenzortdl.Jvi Wa Lava murlo profoend tutly of tnimument Imildtaf, nil mi ordi r plnced in our iu'iids is iure to tv-eelve faith ful, intelligent iccutlLn. Wl-1 (IlRfJly Farnish E3timari ' Blue Mountain Marble & Granite Company ISP2 S Ave, X Grmnde, Or. 0000 ooooooooopoooooooooooo 00000000 00 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o - .7"' "' ' ' 0 0 2 0 o Invest That Money You Got for a Christinas Present in g 0 o 1 Gifts That Last I at J. I I. PEARE & SON La Grande's Lcafjins: Jewelers Established 1S90 0000000 000 0000 00 9 30 0 000 000O00O0 00000 000 OO000O0OO0 0OO000C00C 0 0 0000000000 .L.