La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 31, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextryH r -,, Jiyt liiii.j ' ' K ' "i " sw.v.r..r .Wednesday, January 31, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE -v-.w7" ' THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley Jiw--QUlJ!j--w' ) .! HOLD Ett . Uui' .ADosrmi is3rv'iysf .fTsJ&Xi newt sHts Ls""?A A"ttK, ; The third act op thc play at thc opRy ",'- ' .,, ; HOUSE , THE OTHER. NIHT WAS SPOH.E& B Y A LOT i befnir uttemh'd to, th pussenger train, due tn I -a Grundu at 6:36 p. m , was dt'iuyed. flnuHv urrlvinr in l.a Giundo ut S:10 p. in. Much Improved W. K. Kuckman, who has been 111 ut his homo for the pant week is im proved undila able to bo about aifiiin. To Spend Day nt 1 laker Mis. J. Smith It-It this morning for Hukor where sho win spend the day visit in- friends. !'.( I.i;-j.s llome-i- V. T. Mclunlels, u prominent bank er of ui!ova, rut u rued to his hme i hi-- h oniins on the branch liiu titun u;' .i hju mlinx lust evening 03 u tfiiost of ti,. Soiiinu-r hotel. To Attend funeral -Mrs. U. It. Kerr and Mrs. V. Al ston left tins morning for Pendleton where they will attend the funerul of Mr. Walirai'ncr. THE EDITOR OF THE WEEKLY CLARION SAYA The third act of thc play at thc opRy ' HOUSE , THE OTHER. NIHT WAS SPOH.E& B Y A LOT 01 PEANUT MUNCHERS M THE1 FRONT OF THE AUWENCE" Here From I'hira K. A. Hamlay. Vho makes his home at Klora, Ore., urrlvod in thts city last eveiitiiK to spend a short tDne on busi ness. Mr, .Sanduy is registered at the Foley hotel. Local News In Brief Is Impi-oxcri M. It. l)onoilie. who lias been 111 ror soiiu' tlnu', 1h reported to be much Improved. Hi- loft for Hot l-ake tills uftcrnaon where he win remain for n while taking treatments. -Silk Trains (io Through Three trains laden with silk coining from the Orient anil passing, through the west en route to eastern points, went throuirli I.11 Orande veHterduv. t'oio Jlan lliio . called "The Feast of the Seasons." A. according to unofficial reports.. O.-W. . Uloyd Carter of Cove is visiting in cafeteria supper will be served In c:ii'.-officials refused to comment upon the! jm Atninuo ior several nays, r.ecllon Willi 11. 'A good social line' mutter " ' '' : t-s ; . ;lr promi' d. . , ., to Pendleton I 1 - : ; ., Ctyie Voti left for Pendleton last At the Summer Hotel - -uvclilng where he will be for several 1 " W. Jackson is in this city for a rfsys. ' -1; . 1 short time on Ulis'.acss and is stopping ; ' . . 1 ' : at: tiho. Hommcr. i MM. Msvncll Hpit :' ! ;' ' ' ; Jlrs. Maxwell of Knterprlse urrixej '.Shopiilny: In l.n (Granite , i A tirande last cveuingMvliere .sU.t.'.J'...Miss A.. Harneswho lives at Klgln will' Visit with Mrs. j". C. Wolf. is In this city v-or rev.- liays as a - '. '. . jguesl of the Foley hotel. TMI J . : ' , . ' ..'..-I . l1rn. Anna Ilrook of Imbler left last Iteluins Home ' evening for Portland where she will j Mrs. It- M. Keougff who l.as been visit for several days. visiting relatives In this city for sev- , . i - eral days, returned this morning to On ' Hllslncw 'u'r llo,uc m Portland. Krntwt Organ of Viser. Idaho. re.'I(.lc ,,,,,, Wjll,ua tinned from Portland where he ha M,., .,. ,.. Slitll of ,lo Mir hop m fc""1"''1"1- , .at Wallowa is In this city for a short llme visiting and shopping, and is reg istered at tile Foley hotel. ("Joes to ,ltakw,.-rrril(, , . ,. ;, ,. j Mrs. .Ostiarntlsen, left .this llioinln on No, for. Pakgr where she. will spend tm ,day .ylfilting.,frlen .Sr.. ' HiiNi'ess ut . J'leqsajiL. Vallejr . . Mrs. . Cicorgc, ..'Kupln. . and siii.aii daughter, who make t holt home hi l.a (irnmle. left this riuYrliihg "riVr l'leasant Valley where lin y wl.i spi nd a short time on business. and cherry pies, cheese und ham sandwiches, hot chocolate or hot cof fee with whipped cream. Our prices are most reasonable at Sllvevthoin Wrlght's soda fuuilluin. 1-31-lit At it hues we suspect that, the only differsnce between primitive man and 'civilized man is a shave. I) It. H. E. SCHOEN Osteopathic I'hysician und Surgeon Successor to Dr. G. W. Zimmerman Office Phone Main "3. "es. 153-M I Palmer Roesch' Bldif., l.a Urande 1 Hemstitchine and pirnt edge by I Mrs. E. 0. Tuckey, 1808 Secon:l street. 24J-J. 1-27-tf State School Funds now available for loaning upon Union County farms. Interest 6. Call upon or writa H. B. DiJtou. Foley Building. La Grande, Oreron. 10-30-tf So live that you need never tell iku ikai von hiino vniir case will be a lesson to other young men. USED CARS 1918 Ford touring;, Bood condition, $165.00. 1917 Chevrolet, runs fine, $140.00. 1919 Chervolet, a bargain, $200.00. 1919 4-passeng-er Franklin. On terms that are easily met. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. 1-25-tf j O00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000009 i f Any La Grande subscriber to o J the Observer who does not re ceive his paper by 8 o'clock In the evening, please call Wester Union, Main 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. - MIXED DANCE TONIGHT You'll have a Rood time at Zuber hall tonight. Hear Olson's orches tra render some of the very latest pieces. ' ' 1-31-lt HEAD OnsfcKVER WANT ADS Oaujihl'' Horn- Word has been received in this eity jtiiat a seven and three-quarter pound! baby daughter was born Satsrduy, 'unuary I :t to Mr. and Mrs. 1 1. L. Sampson of Honolulu. Mrs. Sump-j son was formerly Miss Gladys Whit- j lark of I -a Giundt- und lias many friends here. J Will TUM Mtt-rtfuret Mill r of Ui Orumie h ft for Huker where she will visit reia- IVixlIetoa .Man Hero lives. . . I Ohm-nee Koster was a rendleton I .visitor In this rity yesterday and: 1 t ' tr I .- Flgl; lAiy Hvtf1'- - ' -.'') 'flopped aS.u, ijuost .ft MV, Stt-oy.;hu Mr. Harlow of K'in rrived in Ip'tV' l?''-' ' ', j ' ; 7, ,!,'"; wHhJfrhAltlK H' J.,'l-'fc.fDovn if Spend Daw; K-k ''', , Jj f-j. Irs. .1 iilsWit' calm .dod i fJr-otif Xiu und Mrs. W. o'OtU of Ln I visiting Mother,: s,U,:Hy'lio?ir .'-4nMo 'fcft. fb;: VocjiHh. JUulo..liisJ',or:?l'lH. , vj. , , , J- rvnilttf uherM t.h'v - will vis'lV iilutnt ' t. . I ' ' -! Wi - Iai, i,.. 'm 1 1 - i i IIM'e ! r C pvtv-4 , V , , a I tr ;i!it : pvtV-4 V , ' i, ,i V i , t i" ...v.-.;.. ij f.'r--...,.'. . ST; ; J j t i , ; : 0 -J S t , I i t ,1 1 , .ia in tni8rU.Mfdr; ashort-tir.ni. Roy Cass, a sa')ii'a,i1. Hlio tnul . , 1, - j, .---"-. . VI - -.--Man. Van. lluusi-n, -a -well km-uu hBttitlit l,nterpr,se, is stopping If, this a t Uu, ,,, ,.,. elty !for a few days as a guest of the ,,.,, v.,n UoUth. , u,,.., lo be l- oie..:iotei. Find It -Here visitlnrf 'irt lives -nnrt- 'PrindR.-'i -Mr. mu ley 1 whs rvKft''t i-d at thy Summer last 'eveninE-"-'- ;i - Visiting-Mrrr-T ' Hoi l-Yoni i:ijriii 4 Mrs. H. I Keed and daviifrht;-r earn- Ihi-ifrom KlRin last evening and are sl.tfpplnf in li (Irande for a short Mfn- as frncsts of the Savoy hot'-l. eiupluydtH i f-f -t: Z I copy ior this column must oe i . in by 10:00 a. m. i t--- WATCH THAT) GdUJJH! v ' Now' is the season 'of ' the ?e!ir vvhuri .coutjhs and pneumonia trou bles are most .threatening. We have all kinds .tif.'cdUjjhi pi'epAi'ations'1 of the "very best ! manufactured aVi 25;; 50c or;$1.00 'a bottle'.,.- Why 'rt6V buif a ; bottle -: M:-Silvon horiirWvit'ht'S' Family Druj;': Store, formerly I'ut niim's': diuR store. l-Sl-21 :! Europe must learn that the end of co-operation is "ration. "i . ; We need another amendment to Mr. I.- M. Klght says: A cold is a congested condition of the entire system due to a lack bf proper elimination. A few of Jr. Woi-jleH's Naturopathic and Chiropractic treatments will give you instant relief. ' Try Ills electrical treatments for neuritis, rheumatism, etc. Suilo 20, Soiliiuer llldg. . ; , ..' .' j , i -H titttt4utt:!)!i!t!i4titt!::tit:tt:ttu:i:;:tti I Modern i Dances if wyWJg. ---'r $ A- iJij w - ' produced btjrly. I Cohan. Harris, Jn,, , I the United States ' I ; of Gmeritia: I Direction- ; " " Joseph D& Qrasse J arcade-- '' 'I I I ' (i- : ,i -. lid' .I"' : iV' Is-ft for liameln : j .Mr. and Mrs. V n Peiilo an I i::u.-ill Bive parents equal rights with their son. who ha I., -n mnUlit tln ir children, home at I'nion .lunetion. lefl tl,i? , morning on No. 17 for the Kamela .where Mr. DePento will be employed. Wet I'ronl Knterprle . .. A. V. Adainson. proprietor of the jjeU, l roiii Vlsi -(. -'K. theater at Knterprise is in l.a! ,, !in, .Mt.s, ;. '..'...r,i, i. Orande for a short business trip and 1 turned home tills moVn.n;; after spe.-.d-Is registered at the Foley. i lnK , lllu. ln j .,, ., , ,cl. ' blued business and pleivsrre trip. Ill l.a firandt l.at Kvcniiig I . W. C. Jackson came ilown to I-.i'.t ."0hy Otande last evening from his home at ' ,. ,, M,nnau::h. who is a proniln Khterprlse on a short' business trip (,nt iii.,.,iin f n,e Lower Colmii and stoppi d .Ut thn't-'ommer (lotel. ?.lr. .lvr ,s ri iri.-t.-r-l at the I'oley Jnckson returned home this morning, j ,or f,.. ,ays ylr jiimiiaugh is ' also eonneetril with tile lumber busl- Shltllt III City " at Wallowa. Janies Shinn. of the firm of .Shlnn; . and aoutnard, tiuiel- agms. now io-r ri,., isiling Heii' elited at the corner ol l- ir ami .leiier- -,rH Mdntyn, Don't -overlook our Friday and Saturday candy special, 38c a pound or 10c -for one-fourth pound, for regular (10c to 80c chocolates. Car amels, nougats, whipped creams, dusty rolls und chocolutc peanut clusters; Newlin Drug Co. 1-31-3. The ideal husband is just a mere man properly trained by an ideal wife. Every" Wednesday and Saturday A ight . " : " ' at V ,8 li nnv ttiHt ! ! ." Si i 'Good Music1, G66d Flo'6r ' ' Goo Thiie h ' ' I). S. STEAVARD, ! "i ' : ' Manager i t!timtti:::tttiaiia:i-itt!.u:tu , .Starts Thursday ' jVIiiUi'vee.,!! '','... ,' j." , ;;6atni'(lay ; LAST' TiBIE i46bAY.i. -t j ' M A N S h A IJ G II T E R son streets. Is in T.a Orande today ut- tendtnR" to some business matters. vlnttin who hiis be-n her slater, sirs. A. . llamp- ton of this city for some-time, loft m ..; zz : ',4Jus.-niorjiiiiK -l'or X'i.'nU;ton .wjicre sin- Commission Mivthiir i Wiil remain a short time in-fore re- fins city eomniissioners will meet turning to her home in Kansas. this evening in the eity hall at 7 : -T 1 . - o'clock for their regular weekly sin- lieii' 4 roni Colorado sioti. ! Mr. and Mrs. ('. J. Shafer and Mis. . : . f(i A f illM,r arrived in i f;v;:iid- l.T?t. nlpht 1'ioin their home :jf Tionl rose. t'oio.. and Htopi'd at tlie S'tvoy vt-jiMifc. 'they are here to '-ifit To Visit a! Imbler Mrs. Andrew l,oney left this morn init on the brunch line train fnr Imb- n. tvr wher she will spend a short ttm - r-'lulivi:; in Kruitdaie. vlsltlnff Mrs. 1.. A. Preseott and fam- Py, p,o '.'-r l-av-M I lack .. i A little accident that resulted in no C'UhivM Stippor " 'material daiiKi. to any ext. nt or- An interesting evnt prepared liy fbrml on the bn.neh line railroad the ladies of th Klrst .Methodist yesterday afternoon whn a box car. church will be held in the basement la.!, n with wood, h ft th" traek. Wi le of thn church 1'rldoy vontiu:. It is tho rl.':trintr op of the r-rk.tg-- waw TIIK FIX EST CANDIES You can depend upon our candies bcinfr fresh and of the best made. We carry a fine assortment of choc olates in bulk as -hh' hi bosfar ab Silverthorn-Wright" Kahii)y Drug Store, formerly Putiiiah' drug1 M ote. f f H : There's one consolation. I' If the economic structure ' of -Europe col laprtt'S, it wonl; have far to fall. I.cjral Ituserve Old Line Life Insur ance Company desires to make gen eral agency connection in Eastern Oregon. . Previous experience not necessary. ,Only men with fair in telligence and good character can b considered. This company sells life health and accident insuiance. Ad dress -lOH-l-'i Northwestern Bank Building, Portland Oregon. 1-29-6. HHIl ' "liilli Fine stationery in bulk or boxes pretty tints and plain white. Th( new assortment of paper in pound nackages at floe, 50c, t0c and 7oc Please call and see them at Silver-thoin-Wright's Family Drug 9 ore, formerly I'utman's drug store. l-:tl-2: Be Tailored IX ONE OF OUR NIFTY RORX'S OR SHAYNE-BRUN SUITS Hade' to your individual measure, in Service' Style and' Quality. ftOO patterns to select your suit from. Prices $21.75 to Slili.oO. Order Your Spring Suit Today Spring and Summer Sampler Just Iieceived 1 The best way to overcome the ! belief that all doctors are quacks is to get sick and need one. I NOTICE TO CKEU1TOKS Notice is hereby given that let'crs j testamentary have been issued to George C. Hopkins upon the last i will and testament of Betsey Hutch ; inson Hopkins, deceased, late of Union Cnunty, Oregon, and all per sons having claims again' said es tate are herehy notified to present the same with p oper vouchers t' the said executor at 1 Hf MJ Seconl Street. l.a (irande, Oregon, within , nix months after the da'.e of thii this Hist day of January A. 1)., l!lj:i. GKOIKiB C. HOPKINS. Kxecutor. , Jan.:iI-Feb-7-14-2I28 "Daddy" 1,000 LAFCJHS You cannot help Imt laugh at ;r. "DADDY" : '4 j Given by the. IJ. I. A. at L. D: B. Tlabernacle. JANUARYS!, 1923 " Admission 35c and 15c Tickets on sale at Newlin's Book Store -h rt.' I 'v. 21 5 ! O 4 O i o- Ol o o 1 o 1 ? ol ) 2 l o o o ONYX HOSIERY STYLES FOR ALL OCCASIONS FRENCH & GREENE Rcady-to-Wcar and Shoes oooooooooooooooooooooocoooooooooooooooooooooooo) re -fiwaiceni&nt. ? 0 O ; :i o ' 1 - Oli OS 2'' ll ' , o t - Oi ' j-? '.' f'C X , vi'iuv iiei; vi LimilU JWy '' M f ' Ni': five-., Obboeite FOLET HOTEU-.i, ; I, WW'Shi Tu Ll i I .1 kw.V . he rnanqemcaT Assures you",; . ; i . i V , ?, V IN 1 J' 'J -. i e''i, .... -1. V.. is? i - lu .Jsjs. kxiiBIk inijifi niilil'l-lfiii A read e Theater One T 1 Night Only I) THE VAUDEVILLE COMEDY DRAMA .Feb. 1 )Y DRAMA HE'-'GlRt'aad'THETRAHRV' ' l ill) 4j lVB lilt ll. ;il : .n! .'ii: ; oimii'i'.Hi 'l'ov II. j , , . I'eonle .run , sei'uiiM I' , -fill, i,v, lelellmni! . ( ,y .1 ' .! ; elilliif ; iiioney , (It'lli-I! tu liltlilieiei' el Oils 'I lieutcr. fri-T!..1 ?' '?.' mil ;;i.-SMJl;L JJJSJIII J.'i ')IJrjrt !)'U'IKl h tli'.t K ri"TjlLi 'iuuviAi'1 l'CVllKil: 1 WS ,1-7-n i i ' II . I. AIM.HS 3 i'iJAi ''I'i W Tl.'.AItK i .,. ;. I IKll.'ltS llll. II (LASS VAt 111 V ll.i.ll IN AMI IIIH'W l.l-.S Kll'lt ! .' Afl'S )!' Till: PI.AV A XOTI' i: til' HII'OKTAXt'i: TO IA i:UV V.VI IIOX. TIio lliau ni'i'lileiil or "Till: t.llUi AM llll; TKA.UP" ioiiiihihv Kiiiaaillenl Hint litis I, the only ilio'v oi Km Kimt in tin world, ami i-vcrylliilig aiHei'lKeil will he shown... II Is (he liest-valiie I'literlaluinciil now Iravellntt, lit -iiipuhlr irlees. rtllt'l.S; Itnlci.iiv... I'lllllllel Hi. Ill Meats lteserveil ut ;l:i.ss Diu Store 'J'tiesilay, CLVN'TiFIND A EUYER? TRY AN OBSERVER Ati ,';.'a ;cl'Asii!te'i) ad yiLL'i)o it., ;'; , wtmz I.ct us not weep too much for ti he!p!"s.s Oermunv. It will le re ir.cml'cicd that i'c!;iuin was hel les.s. "THE STORt WITH A CONSCIENCE Nir- licbt hot I.i.n." at any bout of the day, h'.'riu-madc mince, appk I FREIGHT RATES WITH EXPRESS SPEED InterCity Auto Freight Line Daily Service Between :La Grande and Baker And All Way Points lA-ac Orders Y ith , HENRY NURRE, Prop. ;,nd Uisr. PHONE 2'JO-K LA GRANDE, ORE. There's no comfort in a shoe that "gives you a battle" every time you wear it. 1( you want to !i o' what real shoe comfort is e 'ine in and itt lift show you. ASH BROS, Across (he Street from Pcarc's 1 1 13 Adams "The Stoi c That Keeps Faith With the People" T 1 - ! ! ') no ('ii ;! vn u 1,1 X L -7.