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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1923)
s ' 1 I' , r 1 ... i' PAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER and that . GOES, B'Gosh! guarantee "All merchants selling Oshkosh B'Gosh O ver alls are authorized to replace without cost any garment that does , not give absolute satis faction regardless of th( timo unrn " C PSHMSIIOVBRAIXCO., OMnAWiiX 1 j Lj Ml lk V ',i -m.; 1 III ' " "m4m$MM. i --.OVERALLS Sllitel Westenhaverh.pwjK 1 . - JTOIW mWim 'ANNIVERSARY in ! SIGK VETERANS FEEDJDNIGHT; Yednesday, January 31, 1923. 1XWA.VAP0I.IS. Intl.. Jan. SI.- Jua Sparks, chuirmun of the Amer- TIih volunli:iT fire U'liirtiii'nt of t. Crandi! will crleurale tlivlr cii:n- ii-an LtKiun's nationHl rehabilitation t.'ciuh unniwrsurjr of ri.orsanizut0n committee, has announced that the 1 lliln nveninf in tl" Summer Hotel ut Knights of Columbus has set aside 1 7 o'cloi.k. when the members .or the a fund of 50,000, to be administer-oricanization will sather to do justice e,l by the American L-Jgion in the re:to a clam feud. ; : iief of thousands of tuliercuiar ex- Although the volunteers have been h service men, who have migrated to 'a civic institution for abnut '35 years, ine .ouinwesi ami wnoare at pre.- thti ufticiul rc-orKumzuuon did not ent in destitute circumstances. (take place until the evening of Juuu The fund was authorized follow-' ary 81, 1 :u :. ju.it 17 years ago. sr recent survey of conditions nim.rnr tubercular veterans made by EIGHT SCHOOLS ARE l-c'ion's na'ional service division, ' IN TYPING CONTEST an J William J. Meink'y, supreme i . secretary uf the Kniphu of Colutn- coilVALUtf, J;n. :U Eiht lilh Ui- schools haw aln-aily iifcoptCMl tho In- The Lvpion will prxvid finances jvilation of tin: school ot comniereu . to care for the veterans in the com-.0 intor reprewnhiti cs in the typing murines vner ne protein is inc lcontl,st to be. in M lien-jlurine tht- o. heaviest, aotor.iirjr to Mr. Harris, who staUxi that the fund will re lieve many ex-iiffh'er who have de veloped tuiwrv ulosss since the war. A (f(t many of thee men are in elipible for ccmpenfjstion from the United Sintes Veterans' Bureau be cau:e their disability ha? developed at n period later- than two years from !:ma of discharge, the Bureau' tirae limit for computation of pul mona i y t uhereulosis. A. (. buslncsK show. The hlnh schools of Medford. f'ondon. Ashland, Rettp pooso, Central I'olnl and tin; I'nlon liiph Hchool at W'vat I Ann are iimont' those signed up. NEW TODAY J. H. PARKER PASSES AWAr WANTED TO RENT Furnished house or apartment. Clvdo U. i Keitz, Phone UiS-J. l'-31-2tp home, at l-:it-2tp The Largest Chain Depai tmentn "Store Organization in the World" Alarathon HATS $1.98 to $4.98 New "J KNIT TIES 59c to 79c , WANTED Boarders, 002 C avenue. . TYPISTS Earn 2r)-$100' weekly, spare time; copying authors' manu scripts. . Write . H. -J. Carnea, Au thors' Agent, Tallapoosa, Ca., for ; particulars. ' 3-31-1 tp STRAYED From -my place on In i flian Creek, one bay mare 1 with blaie fnce, about 1400 lbs-, o:ie hay (reldinr, blaze, face, 1201) lbs., one dark pray geldinp, 1400 lbs. Please notify J. S. Spikcr, 1214 W. l.a Grande, Oregon. 1-31-D p PUBLISHED SUMMONS fit AN K R SUYDAM OPENS UP BUSINESS ; v Prank R. Suydum bus ta-ken dharfe of the Hayea Comniiaaion , tyuHtness at 100 Fir street and While ho will continue to handle th fttablishment as .heretofore, h' will $10 combine a (funeral.. repair, fihop in connection with hfs cominLsdion . bu.iinesa and also will do all kinds Af Houjfthold repuirin.c such an the ' repatrinn; of furniture, ewititf nia- '. chinift; eldctric Hwceper, electric Washinpr machines, and (juiih. ; Mr.Suydam has had. Bevoral years xptnience in thin kind of work ami in Able to rumlor iir.st cIu.ib scr- ' along thiti line. SIIKLLEY IS ACQUITTED (By Associated Press) HELENA, Mont, Jan. 310. H. P. Shelley, Montana member of the Republican national committee, was today acquitted of the second trial of taking bribes from breweries and drug stores. An increase of $2000 monthly has been made in the payroll pi' the Dallas mill of the Willamette Valley Lumber-company by puttimr on a I f oven of 20 incn to operate the plaii- intr mill. Ashland's . municipal budget shows tt .balnncv of $70,000 for the pant year. Receipts totaled S-'JUO.iOO and expcnchtureiv yL'iii.uuo. MAKER, Jan. 31. J. H. "Pink" Parker, vice-president of tho First National bank, and a pioneer "resi dent of Baker, passed awnv at Uni versity hospital. San Francisco, Cal., ;nt 1:U0 o'clock yesterday afternoon tollowiiiir an illness of about two weeks. His condition has been criti cal for several days past. Horn in Colwell county, Missouri, June 25, 1843, Parker arrived in Baker in the spring of 1871 and opened a tin ship. A few years later he became associated with , Peter Pnsche in the hardware busi-, In the Circuit Court of fhe State of ne3H. Later he disposed .of his in-Oregon, for Union County. teres ts to Mr. Pasche and on Jan- 1h Canrtro Pnlmftr T.umhfii. Mtn. nary 9, 188.1, with Levi Ankeny, M.jpany, a corporation, plaintiff, ver S. Ourrell and D. P. Thompson in-hub John Chapman and Louisa M. convirnted i:he Fii-st National bank Chapman, defendants. j of Baker. Since that time he has I To John. Chapman am Louisa M. devoted his entire time and atten- Chapman, defendants aforesaid. Jtion to tho institution which today i, the name of the Stata of Ore- ..timds as a moinimemt to his eilCrirV Iffnn Vnn unA afh nf vnn are Viffl. , iiiiu ui'iiuy it u i JiHirifiur. At the time of his death his wife and William Pollman of this city, ' were ut his bedside, -Mr.' Pollman ; bavin,; been called to San Francisco ;on last Thursday. Resides his wid ; ow, , 1 by required . to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in tht above entitled .court and cause,; on or no! ore tne tirat day or rcb-.g ruury, 11)23, that beins the last duy5 w, Mr. Parker is survived by twotion to answer; and if you fail to numers, n. i. j-arKiT oi waiter anu answer for want iHcfML, 371 DEPARTMENT STORES ' NalisnAde Leaders dJ0 The J, C. Penney Company high ( Mx standard of workmanship is in every UM i fal pair of these all-leather shoes. 'jl4-7 t?4$ - ' CN, V W You will have complete hoe I i itx r j satisfaction wearing our f oot- Our trade mark in your shoes assures the utmost footwear value obtainable. ,rhe Largest Cham lepart:uent Uore Organixation'in the Worlds lanswer, for want thereof, the plain-; : exienniturn l'ih.imiii. ; r 1 mm ' I. J 1 j . ' I IB I tiff will apply to the court for thc!jjnion t.ounly Oregon, siwn to said first publication. Dato of first pub-!t:1ining Chamberlain's CouEli 'Remedy, relief prayed for in tho complaint, Harvey alld by him ussitened to plain-llication is Uecomber 20th, HI22. f0P coughts, coldii, croup, bronchial. which is substantially as follown: lt,Jt ieeuriB . the amounts of saidj everally, upon your promisor .vitJn nnlvin fhell. -Onindn. Oregon.- . , ! tictlmy throat judffineu.t against you jointly FICTRQLsl .AK.x build diranis for you! Yic trolastakc many forms, at prices from $2 H up, but every one is a builder of ,music-made dreams. ' Let us tell you how easy it is to acquire a true N'iclrola. Will W. j'arkcr of Sun l-'anci: f'al, and ono sister, Mrs. Mary K. Hyde of this city. Kiyieral ar rangements hiwv no', yet been an itoiinicil, but it l:i belitved that ftl- llieral services will be Held ill this noU , Alfred llenrv Harvev. and '""u . L"'.. " ,.;.;.!, ... t' , . , . . nrocceus ul xuen snic uuun Ju" -fhe serious illness culminatfnic in Zn"7c oTiWiZt "'heVS 2d baV""S 5'Ur interest the denlh of Mr. Pnrkar yesterilay !?,,, ..i .it, ! .,, 5ultl Ianda- .... has cast a ulnom over his many Wrma Dc.eember Hi, 920. 'the date of This summons is published against many friends and associates in H"i-oU, a,, u,e morvgaee hereinafter you pursuant to an order of Honor kcr and Kastern l)iep;on and in his jdescribed, 575.01) as .atiwrnov fees, ablo U. G. Couch, County Judge of death linker has lost one of its most ,.,. .,,:, :frL ,. ,i ,ii. r;in Countv. Ort-L'on. urescribine COCMRiAN & EBERHAKD, U'.uii4alitial citizens and busines i men. 'Mr. Parker Witi well known in l.a tliaude and in adilitiun to his many friends in Maker county, a host of ; l.a (iiande citizens, who held Mr-1 : I'Hi ker in high :ce:n, mourn j parsing on. d-Dec..20-27-JanJ-lfl-17-24-31 whooping coughs, . and Chamberlain's Stomr ach, and Liver Tablets for stomach troubles,. .. inditrostion,- gassy pains that crowd tho heart, biliousness and 'A' Good -Thing Don't I Kliss It ' ' 'constipation! "' Chnmberlhih'a.JSali'oi . ; Send yoiir name and address plain-lneeded in every family for burnjj ly written tosother with 6 cents! scalds, wounds, piles, and skin aE (and this slip) to Chamberlain Jledi-jfections; these valued family jnedif Lion t ir.LiS U cine Co., l)es Moines, Iowa, and re-'cines for only 5 cents. r.nd for uliiintiff' co-it. iind ilia- Union Countv. Orctron. prescribing tjr.-tMnents, and for decree forcelos- publication for a period of six con-Ceive in return a trial package con- it. Adv. inir a mor lira ire unon Lot 1. and the sccutivo weeks in La Grande Eve-j - rr South half of Lot 2 in Block 18 of ninr Observer, with Wednesday, De Kiversido Addition to La Grande, fembcr' 2f'th, l!'2:i, as the date of j hi MTTKK FALLS (Hv As.oL-iated Tre.-O PORTLAND. Jan. :! 1. - Livetocl ; .';tHaly, t'nir: weal;, butter thrct ,1-t'nls hiWrr, extra cubes A2 cents j prints IX cents. j This is a pleasant, safe and re J liable medicine for coughs ami colds. U has been in use for many years jand is held in hitfh esteem in those j hoi;schi!(ls where its 'od qualities jure hct known. It is a favorite with jinotiiLMH of ymiiiR children, as it con j loins no opium or other harmful drujy. Try it when you have need ot : such a remedy. - Adv. ; oooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o !o O ; Arc You Half Dead and 1 o o ; Don'l Know It? NewlinBook & Stationery Co. 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All you need to supply is a po-e for the aerial. Our receivers use both UADIO and AUDIO-frcquency mid give about KOl'H times the volume of the various makes of receivers in this vicinity, and we install them and show you how to work them. You can learn in one evening. We have receiving sets installed in the following places: l.a ('rande, Hot l ake, Elgin, Wallowa, Losline, Enterprise, want. We will build one to fit in the wan or your home, or build it to fit your phonograph cabinet. Tell is what you All our sels are guaranteed to work- Heacock's Radio Station ENTERPRISE, OREGON. We Give National Cash Dis count Vouchers with Every Purchase - Save Your COUPONS. It Means Cash Money to You. We are receiving New Styles every clay in the very latest in Spring Footwear. See our, windows for new styles at Popular Prices. . The Bootery Inc. 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