La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 01, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextV'V'IV',.- ! i 3 1 Thursday, February 1, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES " 1 THE OLD HOME TOUTS' - - By Stanley ' V a hririlim ru.;f-iTie , - ; IT TOOK FWE MINUTES TO GET A HApr SNOW BALL -Mr-, -t OUT OF JOtLHANCOCKS SAX TCDAV -THE THROWER-" 14 ' kJE 'SNOW BALL. IS KNOWN AND WILL BE PROSECUTED- I oral News In Rrief ! 1' : : J ping as a guest of the Foley hotel In tho . . . r-. , . . . this morning where they wiU prob ably spend a couple of week Here Thin Week Huns Mucker is a La Grunde visi tor this week. To Visit Mrs. C. E. Funk left this morn iiiK on the branch line train for Imbler, where she will visit relatives on a ranch for a short time. Return Home Mrs. George Play and Mr. and Mrs. James Hough have returned home to this city after attending the funeral of P. A. Wolguntood at Peli dleton. T THE MARKET PORTLAND, Feb. 1. Cattle are steady to strong, calves SiOO high er, hogs, sheep steady, - Kggs and butter weak. EIGHT HOUR DAY NOW CHICAGO, Feb. 1. An eiirht hciur day and time and a half for over time became effective today for the railroad signulnu'ti under an order from the railroad labor board. LUUMUIBII UL'JU i PUNS PARTY Go To Portland Mis. Thomas Smith and son Stan ford, left this morning for Port land where they will visit Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs. John Elliott for the coming week. NEW TODAY WANTED Washing, hour. Phone 3i)oVR. work Visiting Ht re Clark Adams of Huntington, is in this city ut present visiting his mo ther, Mrs. M. A. Adams. On Business to Bukei Sheriff Lee Warnick' left yesterday for Baker where he spent the day attending to official 'business. flnsiaem Visitor r Leo Collins of Kamelu was city yesterday on business. - , Here "from Union -'i W. 0. Haggerty came over from I'tt.nr iMin Here Union yesterday and is stopping in Victor: Holmcn of Tony api-nt yea- 'I''8 c'ty Jf a short time as a guest terdayiin the city on buslnms. .'of the Savoy hotel. f.'l Return from Ulnh Mr. and Mrs. RayEaum returned yesterday from Ocden, Utah, where Mr. Baum has been attending the I second annual Leadership Week of the Brigham Young university. 'Re' timed Home Mr. and IM'rs. N. IC West, who have been traveling in California for isome time, returned to their homo I in this city last evening. They re nort a . vorv uleasnnt visit in the south but'n'ie delighted to get back to the Grande Ronde vnuey once more. T TK- i Joseph Visitors . .'Mr. jand Mrs. c. M. Hutchinson or Donald M. Reith and Wilbur Rowe La Orindo left for TWoc-u.hi hit niirht ac 'visiting in this city for a few wjifre;thy will visit for several duyi. i-time .as. guests ot the. Foley Bnby Girl Born A baby daughter was born to Mr. and -Mrs. Henry Schweyen yesterday at the CJrande Ronde hospital. The young lady, who tips the scales at seven and one-half pounds, is get' tffttpptng Visitor AUcfl Lllo or Hot Lake was shop ping In La Grande yestcrduy. Rtums Home Mrs. - G. K. Kerr returned to her )(niA In Ia Grande last eveninff .iftrr a vinlt.of wiveru.1 dus in IVmll-ton. IIere from Summervillc ' Aleck McKirisie was in La Grande I yesterday from Summerville and ; spent the day here transacting business. "JJ;itingj along very , nicely; as is her mo ' " J ther, also. KarU lo I.a f.randr - 3Jr. and Airs. Orocr Alvrrnon who have been visit ins in Portland, re turned to their home lant evening:. Jji jraude Vlsiioi- -'( Mrs. Fred K. Hart of I oca set re turned to iler home .last, evenintr.atkur vlHit in La (irande. ' . ' :'.; 'XM 9':ofi Here fronf Uniont.w rij hns y?:'x. . JBr- and Mrs. Irvine Hess and -Mi- Return to Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Foote left this morning for their home in Salt Lake City after spending the past week visiting in La Grande as guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Metcalf. Mrs Foote is Mrs. Metcalf s. sister. Visited -Here Mrs. Ben F. TV ailing, who makes her home in Portland has fro en vis itirufMiss F:" G. ---Walling," proptie tor of Walling's Specialty. Shop, dur iiig 'the'liast liV Vinys. She rey.i Hi red homothU' ijnoirning. . r-t. . Here Today- 1 Mis. Joe Zweifet and small daugh ter, of Elgin, arrived in La Grande last evening on the branch line train and are spending the day vis iting with relatives and on business- Smuts to Play The La Grande Boy Scout basket ball team will play the Union M. A. boys tonight at Union. The sec ond team will accompany the first stringers and will meet sthe union seconds in the first game of the eve- .ning s doubleheader. FOR SALE; Adam Beck, by the 2-l-2tp fresfi cows, also haw Route 2. ,2-l-2tp FOR KKNT One 1612 6th. St. modern room. 2-1-tf FOR RENT Two room furnished apartment. Inquire 2001 Second. 2-l-2t FOR SALE Leather covered Dav enport. In good condition. Phone Main 512. 2-1-Ut FOR RENT 2 large housekeeping rooms. 1308 Jackson. 2-1-lf FOR RENT 2 room furnished apartment. Inquire Palace Con fectionery. 2-1-tf Any" La Grande subscriber to j me uuserver wuo aoea hui. r celve hia paper by 8 o'clock In the evening, please call Wester? Union, Main 24, and a special messenger will deliver a copy. FOR SALE OR RENT Used piano. Price and terms very easy. (W. II. Bohnenknmp Co. 2-1-tf STRAYED From Phillips Creek Range, four red yearlings, three steers one heifer, all branded bar under 11 oh right hip, crop under and upper bit in right car, all de homed. W. C. Hill, Elgin, Ore. :j 2-1-ltp HOSIERY' SALESMEN' and SAI.ES women wanted; Oregon districts to rauvusa uviuts iui umuuiui tine j scllinjr four pairs silk stocking j:im!niimu,,n,mSmUujI lor t.UU WLtll L")NIIIlir3IUIl, j tocether with other excellent num- 1 Modern Dances I Every Wednesday and ' Saturday Night II at ? . REX HALL Good Music, Good Floor g "". ,. V Good, Time.. .',. T. fi 1 "I). S. STEWARD, J Manager would not furniiih the relicj desired by the taxpayers. Because of this situation, it was decided to estab lish tho new political organization and place a full state ticket in the field at the noxt primary election.. The league has not yet determined on a name for the new party. Chief discussion at the nrcetine; ranlnrx.1 nil tlln tllX QUestioll, and Governor fierce was lauded 1 PAGE FIVE ""1 . tt the 8;ate government. . ' 'X P"jWill"btt1hat POl"i JyOrwU. I A 'to I' un'in otter wa trapped : recently . . "eniamin because of his efforts looking to a genorm nuna uta 0f Seaside. reduction in tno expense 01 cimim-i-gjiiit $40. Bogits, twoi Iht pelt. SAl.KM, Keb. l.-Tho OieKon tax rcdin-tiun leaiiuu, at a meeting held here toiny, appointed a committee t.i .ii-iitr hu.Lwu imfi pnnqtitution for U new party to be launched in this oooooooooooooooooooo-ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo stale pnor to tile nexi primary lion. 1, ' Members of the committee are Findley M.- lulgar of l'olk county and Dr. A. Slautthter, V. H. Van Trump and IW. Jones of Salem. The committee will file its report at an other meeting of the league to be held two weeks hence.' Members of the league declared (hat taxes had increased rapidly during the past few years, and that it was apparent that the old parties t . tiiVr "i r hers. Pure Silk 807 Pacific Bldg., Hosiery Milts. ! San Francisco. 2-1-ltp ! SEVERAL FARGAINS in used cars. W. II. Bohncneknmp Co. 2-1-tf . .nr. aim mm. iivme ncss ami -iis; T7TT rrr Qearge :CJvrlr -drov&ivw JroiiiAlttiulttetdkoiil-VistMH yesterday and spent the day sholi- piw fk,MP9(XfamtMi'tmuaiiryiz:( :fi .':f ey; : !; : n-- u ' - ' ,v N jcoinGlhed' uusi'r'ess "u'iHl"pleaoUl'e trip and is registered at tna fcavoy Hotel. Hack rrniii Untie Mrs. tj. O. tllsen of I.a Ol'nnili tOriied fiioin ll.ik,;r 1'iHt cvoniiiK w shi liasrlu-1'.l vliiitlnfl-. J To r.liirenr , Mr. . uiiil Airs, l-'ranli Clreonwood, l'r. Unsene, hrre (it) ivtll ' visit' nr p.V,, '1 me tini with rMittSiles 0 fiifli Mrs; iB. Smith of Pendleton, is jjirt-tmii a.i 'unit v$fvM'fly9?r I,. Denharti 1 1 u'f)jromlnc8KlIi'.jiti of Elgin is jn this, .oily! iqi) a, njjfn time on business ami is a guest at the Sommer hotel. T Play at North Powdti v The Joseph basketball squad spent last evening. in La Grande on their av to. North Powoer wnere tmj trill play a game tonight. , i.. . Returns i'l-oni roiiland , i Mrs. H. Horstinan. formerly of i.a Qrande.. returned from rorlliinil lr:st evenlnff and went to pleasant 'alli'y wnere she will make tn-r fuuiri' lioine. HMurn I'lOlll Hoise i-Mr. am! .Mis. I.toyil Anson return ed from Ho! last i-wnlmr. .'1'lit-y re port a Very pl.idnt; 1slt In ilaho e L'apltol .:'lty. '- ji Itaker vllloi Mrs. f). O. Olsril. who niakes iir' liomn lo'lillis nly. return-! from l... licr fetej li JwS buun vlaiilnir. Malnes' IflHly-llrri Jim. Illanch McL'ulla arriviil In Grande last evenlnff from Maims mid v1ll KiKMiii" a" short liinc lirro viailli.K n lends, and relatives. t haplr'r I Alcels Chapter I, I". O. V.. -n III meel rri day afternoon at the hnnic: of .Mrs. I-:. I. Mossninil. 1104 Kprins street. In frpm Klgin Frank and Carl Halll-'arth came in from Elgin last evening on the branch line train and are registered at the Savoy hotel. Veiling Here . M. H. Witty is in the city for a short tiive fmm hlgin and is stop Grflnde' liendo Valley -Hest- Joe "Skeet" Reynolds and Arthur Van Fleet returned- -todrfi -Grande this' morjiing at .the terjuination. of !U three weeks" visit irt tht- hidle west. "I- wouldn't, -.trade.-the. whole state of Iowa, and . Nebraska lor .one nefc' of ithe Grande. Ronde valley,'' stated , iSktet, although , he remarks that tlicy enjoyed the trip immense- 1 ; it'll 1 110111 psuif, who maoe me llinilnivina tit) with them, is still in the mid- f .tioraii, who is eonvale.i- (Uiwest and" will return at a later lthttUraiittf Iton.le liospltiu Uliic.i Their' visit ciirritd them thru i'oilowin- 11 niiijor iMii'Klenl oper- j Iowa; Ncina'ska, into J)es' Moines, ttion. In reported to he Mettlnn; aton: : aritl on their return trip they passed o.ei ji, , Jotta;.: .mil,, to !.$ well onitauouy:li Denver ana fcnlt Lake Llty, I to r.n cai-l.v rHeiive -.V. stupping a day' nt each' place. I , - "'" " I'Gldnn ill Pruning jj Saws l;aii.;i w Mrs." J.Ml. J;i -ciiriii" of SValloU' nif?.-n rutu-Io It-nlU'Lon whrii.slio will attend to soim bu.sirii'ss ni:itl;t; today. ' V:, Loom is, "an" erftploye of the' Albany Hernld for Heyernl months, -hAi? purchased the Lebanon Criter ion and will take charge of tho pub- . ligation February 1. " ' 1 i: 1 Manage Store at -Elleasburp; V. A. Charboneau left this morn ing on'No. 17 for Elliubure;, Wash ington, where he will b nutnuper of the Skajrgs store in that city. Goc.5 to Bakti Mrs. J. R. Rhodes left this morn ing' for Baker, where she will re main until Sunday morning, tans acting business and visiting, Imbler Man Here John Kaylor arrived in La Grand on thp branch line train last eve nuifff rom his hoihe at Imltit. and is sloppme; as a guest of the bavo. Hoc?, to Pendleton ' ' Mrs. John Coleman,' who make' her homo in this city, left this morn- irp; on No.-17 to spend -I ho day "m Pendleton visiting friends. Here from Elgin II.' H. "Weatherspoon, horticulturip who makes" his home in Elgin, is m this city for a bhort time on busi ness and is stopping at the Foley Down from Enterprise tV II. Thomas arrived in -this city last evening from Enterprise to pend a few days on business- Mr. Thomas is registered at the Som mer hotel. i ji And ''" " j All Kinds of Topis. ' Spring Work ( .,. the e - at . Imp. Co. i Use It Through The "Chappy" Season The wind is at its worst these days- The blasts from the north beating against one's skin dries out the natural oils that ordinarily protect. -Chapping is sure to re sult unless a protecting 'lotion is used.' '"..-,.' ..... ', ;;,Ilue Mountain C'cam., will,;a.ffpi;d perfect: pro-;; tection.. Chapping is im possible' if, it. is( itsec be fpi'e out-of-door i expos' ,,urc. LurdS;chappc,(i; $br ure. - C u r e s ehappedf ' scire r;l,vii i0 le'aves.the .complexion smooth and clear. , ' ,',;,,:;: i.i, Priee -25o and 50c' ;; RED C'ROSS DRUG STORE ONYX HOSIERY ; . STYLES FOR ALL OCCASIONS , FRENCH & GREENE : : ' ' " Ready-to- Wear -and Shoes ? oooooooboopoooooo.ooooooooooooooooooooeoooooott ''UT No. SOI ' - $6.50 , fBrowii and black kid and'calf skin Oxford, with low' : neeis; 'same as'atiovc in'one-strapipaienc'ieatnerjjaiBvj , black or coiWbiriiitiUii' gray tldrter with patent vampd : and low rubber heels. ';;'';' .i;V'.'.J.i (''''' I hi,f--' '1ml -.-j 'v , .", We Give National Cash Discounf Touchers with Every Purchase Save Your-Coupons. L-,;iiv.n-''ll'.lt;,' i- v'j (,17'i ;i.J 1, -; II, ' -') : r ;; I-evo for Hot. Lnke Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hawes, who make their home at Kurneau, Idaho, arrived on No. 18 last evening and snent the niirht at the Savoy hotel. Thev took' the train for Hot Lake " - ' ftreitnS -" - Charles in Cr "A Tailor.. Made Man by Horry James Smith os produced by Cohon and Horns in the United States of Om erica Direction-Joseph DeQrosse A big picture of per sonality and clothe; laughter and. hone .t ... , .NOV OtthED AMD OPERATED bV ' SH0DGRASS SHACPHtRSOn fldamg Ave"-Oosile FOLET HptEL The m&n&tjctnenV asuces you ii the besl in ice cefr1s -ouritatn drinks lunches and .home-made - r.z - - 5 mw i v m I IN ONE OF OUR NIFTY BORN'S OR ! i SUA YNE-BRUX SUITS . ; J ' Made to vour individual measure, in Service' fi-'fm Style and" Quality. 800 patterns to select your 4T.- - --TVj! Prices $21.7o to SG6.50. A.RC.A-D.E Order Your Spring Suit Today jjl j Spring and Summer S;(inples Just Received ij TODAY MATINEE : .. 'JI Friday and Saturday air Tonic Some time in a person's life they begin to real ize they are losing hair and they begin to feel they have been guilty of neglect- 93 HAIR TONIC used once or twice a week will stimulate tiie hair cells and cleanse the scalp so as to postpone this fatal day many years. Start before it's all gone. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Moncv Back THE REXALL STORE I ' :,Mi,A".I,,'ARAD'!S'r5l,,.I?Ojfi ''TIRED'7 FE'ETuuti ,.fny " u.W 'i '" .:;,0(i,Dci6ViQ:.;, 'PhohiViairi!H8f W' V ; H - s Jt;'" : U; j ;.., MtaaiiuiMiCTniMaigB ' ' i I ARCADE THEATRE J w lU W COMING JN ALL ITS GLORY! "v '.. ' t I ) J THE VAUDEVILLE COMEDY DRAMA, I j J "The Girl ami fS! I j ff ... .;S. ; 1 -. '"' I !' I f ' y ,gS3:; ':The.Tipgg. J a ' arMiBOTgia!iai.mja-ma-. I II IMIII 111 n'f ' . CANVT FIND A BUYER? TRY AN OBSERVER AD ' j I . i shoe that gives you ; IS ' : v; r ' wear it. jlti ." i- II ti . . ' .; hat real shoe comfort . II '-j i M I JI5 "lllt; X 1 1 anu jvi. niun vuut. ... it j ! ASH BROS; ' ill ! ' ' Aero;; the Street from Pcarc's . ! " j j ;il3 Adams j .' ' , ! "The Store That Keeps Faith With the People" ; ' ' ; I lmz ; I ' v I There's no comfort in a battle" every time you If you want to !r.ov v nic in and at. lu; ASH BROS; : ' Acroiis the Street from Pcarc's -1113 Adams "The Store That Keeps Faith With the People" 'THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE ..A... iiminniii mi.i i ..'.'.,.'.'.1 . .-,-t