La Grande evening observer., February 03, 1923, Image 3

Sttwdij-, February 3, 1923.
THE LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
- d a nv trmtv.v. :
i -Fihd
S -'-r.y3""rifl'HMM ..
well ,u falliiiK of the hair, at Sil-
verthorn.Wrieht's Family Drue
Store, formrely Putman's dvus store.
l! Tli objection to a rndlo concert Is
,,lliul there la nobody's (out to brut
iCopjr f.r this cola ma must be
, it br 18: a. m. j
' : lATTEXTION K. OF P.
Monday, February 5th, 8:00 p. nv
Grand Chancellor i. F. llardesty and
0. K. of R. and S. Walter Clcason,
will make their official visit to Red
Crdfis Lodire No. 27. Also work in
the rank of Pajre.
All Kniifhta ureed to attend.
Siyiifd E. C. FIELDS, C. C.
' : , ' . t-.wi
That cold light In our grocir'a
probably inlans that h would like lo
advance on ourr I:uhr basin.
Jl Hear JACK KITH l.KI.AMI'S SAX-
APHOXK HAND, at the Aliiad TLea-
lr ShHda.r. 2-1 -.11
A HOT LUNCH every day at all
hours. , Home-made Dies and cheese
and ham sandwiches, hot chocolate !
Splendid Isolation doesn't seem trc
darned splendid when you can't sell
goods.
DR. H. E. SCHOEX
Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon
Successor to Ell. G. W. Zimmerman
Ortice Phone Main (13. Res. 153-M
Palmer Roesch Bldg., I.a Grande
An orator Is a man who roKrols that
lie has hut oni tongue lo give to Ills
country.
Pound boxes of high-class corres
pondence paper at 35c, 50?, 75c and
$1.00 a Pound of the best and lat
est paper and 2 packages of enve
lopes in a box for 75c. 'Why not
come in und let us show you these
lUlte ..f Cil....lk...m.W..i,i'u IWtwr
and. coffee, with whipped cream and store, formerly Putman's dnifr store.
all the hot and cold drinks generally
served' at the soda fountain at Sil-verthorn-Wricht's
Family U r u ir
Store, formerly Putman'a drug store. '
2-2-tf
DANCE
Come -to Zubcr hall tonieht and
hear Olson's orchestra play the lat
est fox-trot hits. 2-3-lt
. f-
When one girl of a set (jets mar
ried, the , others at least have the
tonsolaljon. of -telling the world how
old she Ms.. '
Two can't live more cheaply than
one. but a wife can be kept more
elieuply than wun.
Hemstitching and plcot edge by
.Mrs. E. c Tucker. 1808 Second
street. 242-J. 1-27-tf
No one man can' know it all: but
he can be interviewed a lew times
Mind Ket tho notion that he does.
Hraj- JACK ta'THKHLAXO'S SAX
AI'HOSE M.VII at I he Arcade Thca
ler snxtlajr. . . . 2-l-:it
Household money: The fund frori
which the. husband borrows for -ar
I'arr I'irj. '.ol-.ucco dunn.- !l.; lust h:ill
Oil tad week. V
I'SED CARS
1H 18 Ford touring, good condition,
$1B5.00.
1917 Chevrolet, runs fine, $140.00.
1919 Chervolet, a bargain. $200.00.
1919 4-passenger Franklin.
On terms that are easily met.
W. II. Bohnenkamn Co.
1-25-tfj
DEEM HARRIED
mm
T1IK I 'A UK. l-Vh. 3. riareme
Vanortler 1 helptlitf li 1m neigh tior
butcher liOKd fur tthe nurkel.
OiheHn Ijiv went lo the tlam-e at
iMinoan'H plare. Tui'Mtliiy evening.
rt'iKiilinjf a fine time.
There was a runaway of a lea in
with a lornl of wood flown tlit" ereek.
if which tho full partk-ulartt an not
learned at this writing, hut ilrn. Hoy
Jones wan the hrave woman who
stopped the tram. It was reported.
.'or t)itf third time thlH winter the
tolephone lino is aaln broken be
tween thi Park and I'nlon.
t lo hHow tliia plure a nil he jauw
where 8f vrral coyotes hud ntool
around all nlffht waiting lor their
pipy to drown. The deer's head was
out of thfi water and they hud
chewed up hlH earn In niuktuy efforts
to pull It out,
TownrtU BpiihrT his do "i'huh" led
him In th oarcan of a deer that had
fceon killed hy the con nam. Tho doy
chaHed on i iMiuar up a tree hut
Jack didn't daro to tuck In It with hin
:'5-lH riru beiUK atone, hln father he
Iiik In Ui ti ramie.
And when Jack and Ida. had their
little bunch f sheep n coyote ch isoj
a deer rluht In the iniddlo of tlu
Mock. The deer seemed ho Heard
that he JumI stood ami jumped on all
foti'-s at the same place. It was a
small colton (all deer and he stayed
Willi the sheep (uv fully an hour.
Ttit'ttf Mill., bl.lu il. , (...,
! experience many thhiKH and while
VOLSTEAD Lf
S H
mtixiio loon auoimr inmnic they may ml h( up to -cnufr with
liown to 4 uhovc. on Tuesday morn- ihclr citv hroih.-r- (!..- n...viyt,ar in
- hnve n very ood enjoyment of the
Id i (. Hunter la reporting much real life.
sickuesM In I'nlon, and the col 1 j . '
spell Ls'lVl't to h co.siilcr.ihlc extent 1T,,U;I1 r i i-
l the connumd.y. She says that theL",tlUJUAUyS.fin"nClnJ Comi'-
j port which shows that durinjr the
fChoul is t Ui; vory hest
rtKUin lJUir JUCK itlinuier Wllnnsf vnt- w.intc .,. ei-HQlo'l
nesHcd a kIi-ukkIi with a fleer mid a 'while exDcndituroa were onlv'$lio4,
coyole. ah he was Kolntt for the 491, and actual cash on hand Janu
mail, on Hiiowshoes, his dot? ary 1 was $427 12!l.
"nub" following, all at once, just tu "
he n.ared the old Thompson place Two national asplratlond can't liw
lh: doi? gave u liowl and started up jus cheaply a one.
the creek. Jack followed to we a. 1 ' : . -l- 1 "
lar.ue hm-k in Uni miilrllc of thf creek, j
surrounded with liroken Ice. whllo '
Chtih" was luislly ciiRaKed chasing a..
cootc up the hill. Kvldently the,
poqr deer almost exhausted, took to j
the water for u protection from his;
worst enemy. Jack waited a llttlo1
while .'ind the- deer slowly sot. out i
and walked away, going hut a short
distance, stopping and looking hack
at him and up the creek. He -h
ffone when Jack returned from the i
111 lil hox. Uist whiter Jack found a!
deer drowned In the creek just a lit-'
ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Feb. 8.
The Alaska bone dry law or the oVl- !
stead art must go, inf th0 opinion
of attorneys here- The "Alaska bone I
dry law, in opposition to the Vol-j
stead art, is in effect the medium 1
whereby a liquor case orinimitinj I
in Anchorage will be carried tto the
highest courts in the land for u 1
final decision, attorneys here state. I
Under the Volstead act a man I
twice convicted of Offense nsruinst I
the law may be fined and imprison- j
ed in the penitentiary. Under the
Alaska bono dry law he may be
fined and sentenced to less than one '
federal jail. Juries de
liberating on cases where the de- 1
fendant has been convicted under the
bone dry law and afterward tried
under the Volstead act have been
compelled to strike from delibera
tions all knowledge of prior convic
tion, save where it affects credibil
ity of witnesses. Kor Ibis reason j
attorneys say, the dual laws are in
effective.
SW5
Of cour" It Isn't done to dodg-
tuxes, but It's funny that slock divl-
PA1UHH MKBTIXG
Thjr will' held at Uouail hali'-nds become so popular all at once.
is l& Gwnfta, OH Friday evening; at)
II ft'dk ,p. U a niMtinr' of thei near JACK SI TIIKKI.AXITS SAX
lUftiBfn? atitj otheni interested in St. ; AI'IIONK HAXJ at the Arcade Thca
Pter? ohurth" f L Grande. ;Mat- : tvv sunduy. n-i-'.u
ters af caTch, interest are to be;
liisj-Uiifefj.-. Air members af the Par-1 Anoth.-r goo.l m.-ntallty test Is fig
irfh a r fRBeially asked te attend. ' urinK ollt u Way to make one salary
Othera, wlj; ! interested ar also plutH1 8h(M. ((n H(.v,.n ,ia.H of fl.,.t.
invited ta bt present. )
"J J. IJ. SLA I B K, Sr. Warden.
. To'--', tir.Vec'can tell i.' tt il:
ft.j i.'fw 'years from now the irirlji
m :v bij lnjinr freckles ai tlie cut i r
1 ...
MUSICIANS NOTICE
Res-ular meetintr of the I-ocal No. i"
7.'1G will be held ut.Kagles hull Sun-j
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LAW SUITS ARE
EXPENSIVE '
di-u
Prae Store, formerly Putman's drucr
store. , 2-2-tf
Two classes don't worry; those wlu
art; intelllp-nt enough to .know that
everything will turn out all right, and
those" who haven't sense enough to
realize Hint anything Is wrong.
t Small 3ix cylinder car in fine con
fdition for $;('"0.00. W. II. Bohnen
,kamp Co. 2-24 f
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT l
Vntipn hprcliv irivi'ii. thri. the
jundui'sinctl, as Administratrix of,J
r , .tile l-.siaie 01 lary A. laafi, aeceas- i
Hrr SI THKRI.AXD-S SAX-!,., hs fisll hpr Kinil Account with
I KO: A.M. at the AnaiiD Tlira-.,),,. of the Countv Court of J
Irr snHt- , Union County, State of Oregon, and l
' ' 1 . j tlie Judfre of said coud". has fixed , '
Legal B!see Old I.ine Life Insur- Jlarcli Sth, 1II2U, at the hour of tw-oj,
sre Cmtuny desires te make Ken- o'clock p. in. as the time, and the i
rai ..ajrencj.. connection in ru'ern j Court House in l.a urande, (ircnon,
djiv. Febninrv 4th. at noon. Mrs
; L. J. Gates. Secy. 2-2-2t '
Anybody ncedinir work done by ji ,T:1 - ,
mi., h..,, ..n iininn Pnni Hull. i 1 7 i 'When, alter an autoino-
olr. special violkt crkam ! X strt'et' This wi" hGlp2.f'i I"le accident the other
Just what : you need for roueli I y' " 11 imrtv insists thathp vill
.kin. chapped, lips and chapped The ladies of the Christian church Lniifr suit tn vprnvpr I
ha.Us ;Tny it and you will be pleas-. will hol( 8cookcd foo() aa,, Ht ! ' U"S SUll CO ieCOei
eel at- Silverthorn-nuhtg Family sk -s Cmatry tomorrow. 2-2-lt;J damages, VOU fllllv real-
tlrair Store, former v Putman s drucr ! .1 ' r V !
ize :ne value ot automo-
bile indemnity insur- J
ance. If you carry such
a policy you will not !
only be entirely relieved S
of expense, in the de- !
f ense of the suit but will
be assured the personal
service of this agency. '
Make a Memo Xnw
9n. Previous experience not ns the place, for heariiiK objections ji , 'pl,., . Tif : on I
K'eceSSat-y.'-"Only men with fair in-! to and scttlinic said Final Account. l" l-iepnonc main Ot)
tiUieWi and eood character can bejThe date of the first publication of J C-,.;i. 1
cUi4?i'Cd. ' This company sells life, i this notice is February 3rd. li2:i, l OcCUrily inSUrailCC i
Agency
;on who rect'ivo state nil-
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m S a
ARCADE
YOU'VE iS'EVER SEEN
Katherine McDonald
Like This Before!
She Is
THE
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keaUh and accident insurance. Ad-'and the date of the last publication i!
'drefti 4().13 Northwestern Bank, is March .Ird. l!)2.'l. 'I
Jtuiiaiiii, reruanci tirceon.
1-29-St
' If vou have dandruff or itchinir
tt the-He-alp w can put you up our F. S. Ivanhoe,
(lermicide and Dandruff eradicator JAttoi-nev for Administratrix.
thut. will Ktnn all this trouble ns dI-'cb.:-iO-17-24-Mar.:i!
MJlllHRET WAr.X'KIf.
Administratrix of the Estate1! ;HAS. H. KETXOIJ)S, Maaaeer. I
of Mary A. Ladd, deceased. , I Grande - . Oregon'!
"Insurance with Semce" (
INFIDEL"
The gorgeous pagan of
a South Sea Isle
Accepting no man's love
inviting their hate.
A wonderful figure in a
maelstrom of regenera
tion, romance and revolt!
A Drama
1 'Af
m
(hat's ALL different 1. Katheriae MacDonald I
MONDAY AND TUESDAY v
ALSO
Reginal Denny
in
4The New Leather
.;,;;-.:r;;Pushers':.;' '.r,-.
Hear Jack Sutherland's Saxaphone Band Sunday
SPRING FASHIONS
' - ADVANCE SHOWING
How delightful it will be for you to come in and
feel that every Suit and Coat we show you is
an authentic style for the Spring Season. InY
such high-grade materials as Tricotine, Poiret
Twill, Polo Cloth- Bolivia and Gerona, Cloths.
K
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results f'
T
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TODAY SUNDAY
BUCK JONES
-in-
"Boss of Camp ?
A tensely vibrant melodrama that throbs,
pounds, roars, explodes. .
:;; -J, Also, :) ;,
;:;,le$ kids. in, ?j
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Knives and Forks
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Easy to Apply a Pleasing and Durable Finish
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AUTOMOBILE ENAMELS AND
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in Many Pleasing Colore
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We Have an Oil for Every Purpose
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Save On Your
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EXPENSE
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We Can Save You Money
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Pliers
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Wrenches
Hammers
Squares ' .,
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