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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1923)
7 f r . r PAGE TWO Thursday, February 1.1, lf)21 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER I- M !!!!;! f in. . i:a : int.. iil'M IlIU liiiil !!!;:; :l"; i II,,:, v.,. I : si t : 3 it f f j i I. ( r' s !:.r. i f-5 !: : ' SALARY LlaT IS ADOPTED emnants rive very rlnicnt wdare ol'Icrmff Kcninants at uai.i1 l'Kf&E. This allows mAiy scwinff possibilities as we aic showirta good assort niW of piece goods as well as Rcadv-toXcar, Men's FuVusIuiiks and Shoes. JroKen sizes and add lots (Continued from Pngo One.) ui-w oriiiniiDCf, ih uh (oIIowm: rily imui :iK'r. mJio in hIhu cliy i-nKint't-r, $;HpO; iniiTit-ip;i1 jmiK'. 54it; ny r-roidcr, if Hi" ; ciiy tri iiMuri-r, $1":.; city uilnr-ii'-y, ;; deputy attorney, 4u; city phyMii iun. ?l.r.; chief of jioMre. $)5; j other poiii-iMn. n 1 25: fin- chief. $1:1.0; ; fit Jut firemen, $ I I 5; kii p-ri nt t n 1 nt jof -.utter urn! Htn-ctM, $i:i.r; sleiioKra- pli'-r, Jf'.'n; lutnij lender .Vo mid ,Wn lilor. Thf salary uf Die fomni- sinners i net by other meant than an. ordinance. I Ki-vt'iul other matterB came to thi ! rttt-nlioii of thf city roiiituiKMioiiers Mid U'-r acted upon as fullouH; the1 .-it iiuniajfi-r .was authorized to pur-. Icl.uv a tiuw Konl far for thi ust- oi" tin- vii oiiIcIjiIh: a dani-i- hall lU-fiis.' u-iif ii'iinsi'crivtj from I J. I'uvvi-i-h to 1 1. A. Htftt anl; Home di.HfiiHMUjn con-!i-i'ini l'.ini in J.a (;rani wan lai i 'ovt until a later time; ho antuiAi j 1 Li-. Juan's report wuh n-cvWi-d us" wus (th.' aiiniml ainl monthly library ro jport. n f'-atinv of tin luttrp iv- po.'I as tln oiiUiniriK" of a proposal -Lutlt L to Kovi fh the i-xprnscH of tin library flurirf the year. I t hni tcf lllds Opened, I Hiiif, for the prlntinjr f the am n-I-je.l city charter were opened and the ! cfitit raft uiih awarded lo the I'urn-y jj'fe.ss. The new charter will be print ieil within a month and will he about 1-lH pageM, Wllh u ctnilplete Inih x. t Kollowlnff t.he netion upon routin busiil'HS, HUell au the weekly city litan- !a- v'h report, the allowing of blil and other similar mattera, the tuei t- jiiiK' was adjourned. i DLUE Q UI N'T READY j FOR BAKER TRIP I (Onntinut'd from pairo 1) ' Hrore but six. mnn?' points during 1 1 first half whi!c thu Illue cinm. in nine morp mai-kcrs. -In thp last i half both trams went about nip ami lufk u final rally by thf Blues in the last two minutes of play net ting them six points arnl hrintrifitr v.i to tne sc n 1 i-i u Ths stumling of the hivth s team at pru. ent is a total of won and five lo-t, which include defeat by Hie Ue.ks, two tuwv lost to uiic Alumni ami one hist tu Pendleton that have no healing upon tile divisional ehampionship. The only blot on their sei-lional standing is the litss to Joseph and lli.it was partially wiped away by l.a (inmdo's decisive defeat of tho uppi-r county lads 111 io 21. Quite a number of looters .ire i nlailMintf on L'oinjr on the l.aker , teoumy trip with the boys especially ! to Maker it y. Local rooicrs re- , port thut llaker is expertinit to Ret 'houl : revenge for the 72 to li'defeat that nine the lilue football team handed them i the land a win in liaker would mean much to the home boys. Highest American Real Estate. The summit of Mount McKlnley, In Alaska, Is 20,800 feet above sea level. It la our highest real estate. CUKESCOiDSKOURi r P M l l 111 II S f..Jrb IDAYSVI LA GRIPPE -"2 ITotTROir. W-H'HIU. CO. niCMKMM Ln all S W'jl'niii3 Ended by FaSryfoot "Had bunion 20 years," sayi T. R. Fowler, "and tried SO kinds of medicine, but none cured it until I tried Fairyfoot 4 years ago. Bunion has never come back." Fairyfoot will end bunion misorv for once and for all! Stops pain instantly. Literally melts away tha lump of cartilaio thut forms the bunion. Restores feet to normal shape. Get a box of 1-airy foot. We guarantee' it. in.i moss niti i sroitr. GET JJESL'LTS WITH A WANT AD JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC-OOOOOOOOMOOOO ( CHERRT BaulD HOLDS ET IE MERCHANDISER GEORGE g COVK, rVIi. IS. Tpere v-iiH un lin portunl nteetliifr of tin Cherry uh.hoc1ii tlon on .Saturday alternoon. Anion,: the other Important bimhn'ss. the HiiliH manager wa.s authorized to or der boxim and Hpni y,. : U'. I lev. Au.sttii fi-om IJnfh-ld rolli ki KSlVO a Very Impressive ' di.sf'Ottl'e Ml tho llnptlHt t'liuii'h on Humhiy inorn lnjf. p.. Mrj ;anil Irs. . Leonard Towlo and tjhlhlreri have returned Ironi Vancon- . yert VVaHh.. where I hey: have been tor tint. inwu twd nmnths,, vlsittiiK Mr. . 'J'owlc's ji.'ironts , A. A. Antlen and W. V. Murphy t'nlim Ttsttnrfr-cnronday. " MrK. Mar' Wmroin-p Ih ronvab'rin;jr from Iter recent lltnoMM. I. U Swift of lialii'i wns In town Saturday Ioo(fit; for a purebred ,,.r. sey (dr. Mi. liny Duncan came down from Villon to upend the we. K ,. nd at home. Clifford VerltiijH' of Maker wan a Cove vttdlor Htimluy win Hpem; i the week In l.a Ornmle. . Ma.bn Dougherty of linker wa.s in! t'p f Sunday. I 'JImi funeral HeivlrcH of Dr. (. AI. lbmiH.Ieli ut the Kpim-npal church I Nanihiy vn nttendetl by a law cpmwu. a mute irlbiit... to ,.- t ii in which h. van h. i.i, Mr. and Mm. Mkilne Tivvy f.r Cb nn raiih, i.iano. Were In Cov GIIES ADDRESS 1 'anl Hud lay, retail merchandize! of in l-'raiwiHCti, rDiniii to li (iraiwle, recoiuuuMnb'd by the Orctfon inei-. h.in l.i aoi-l;it imi, delivered , :m explanatory .tddrcss on retail iner chati.ll.ln in , the Y. M. .1'. A. las; e ulintt which wa,s 'attended by a evenili': whieh w;i.s attended by a le. AKIumikIi tin; alteiulance va not n lat j,e us hit' I '(fen e:,pec1eil. the uicetit!.; was a cornpht,. HiicctMs. Mr.- ,I''ltnlLny- jj'jtvn u very Inritruo llve talk a ceo in pa nh-il by II I tint rated explanation on a biackdiourd do"l Inir nuiiuly wit h : 1 v ti 1 1 tncirh tudl,titv; aw it- W applied .to leluil'H'- innl eni- plojei-M In a city of this size. Those who attended the mldreii were vorlf crous in thidr praife of .Mr. l-'indlay. iUMttiMtix v. and explanatory add rem, and the wheels started rolling this O000000ooooooooooooooooon morning. The oilier motor has n(,t jfe """""""""""""""""""""""o yet neen received out i n..m:, - , w aid is confident that both will lie in jo operation within ten days. At pres- iC ent the factory is able to do all the ,o former work of which it was capable jg with the exception of boring eylin- ,0 ders for automobiles .and similar jo work. , o The entire building is practically 'o finished, the week's cold weather I o failing to hinder the progress to any extent, and the completion is expect ed to be accomplished ln every detail before Monday. Thc new motor in operation will run the planer and other machines that handle the ordinary work. TAXI Service Enclosefl Cars CAL 1 Ike bride knows that "HE" really is human cfter all, and does enjoy good cooking. i Fon years she has seen hei take, down a can ot king Powder n that some s in the mak- tnntHf Cresnt Ija thine pod v. ing. So licr iV9t tT starts vitV "Cl ing Powtiel p.l ed by y ear c in homes ci Vrc V.1 Home Products No. 5 Lard ?0c No 10 Lard $1-5j Mt.Einily Sugar Cured Hams, one-half or We, per lb : 25c Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Bacon, lb ....... 25c to 10c Mt. Etnily Picnics, per It) -15c Mt. Emily Cottage Butts, per It) 19c The Grande Ronde Meat Co. ioooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo csrery order c3Ctrt Bak- lEe." Back sa'.is faction West MAINT44 No Bitter Taste With CmscQiti f!:ii i),iii;,i!Mii!ji,i r Ml: O After MlilnlL-lit Call Foley Hotel X M.MV 7-:i o oooooooooooooooooooooooooo :i n When Better Automobiles Are Built Buick '.' . H .Will IBuild Them -See- Soufltard & Shinn Cor. Fir & Jefferson I xuntatnttmajaauu:jaajau Olympia-Oyster Coclitails in Season 'jfKE,i0TTE3 . 1113 Jefferson Ave. Crescent Mfinnlirtiirns i ' 0 iiv.vv,f.sr.-i. Company - Nft'i: SHia IMCHINES HUM AT RON WORK n sp, nl- 'ation, was instalhi) some time agit Jtlss! to at-' MIms a.,, I, p.irlv 'oooooooooooooooooooooooooo The machinery at the l.a Grande Iron Works, the factoiy of wire has sprung up like magic since dc vastated bv lire si;veral weeks ago hetrau oni'iatioli toduv. One of two . I. 1 I !...., : K.-.lll,,l:,V I ,! . i .. ""."""' """" ' NO IM.ll.l IO 0M-1 ' i in in, I I ) 1 1 1 l (ir.oioe. wfler,- lit hail In tn the past week. After being ill at tier limm l larlce Conklln Is iiksiIu al, I lend school. ' .Miss Juanllii Snilttipeter UM,1 3-Mna tsii,.i;l r,inrli t() nf lejiel.,,, uin Kv x l.-n t tlx lor their iiuiills un .V,t,,,. ,,,., Ill the I. (). t) .... liali, Mrs. It. II. Hnnli i ,i, Mr!l ,.. ltlllker nlll . lit. 1-ttlln III,, lit, lies' Itlillil Vl'hiirsilay aft,iti,,n ut Hi., iioini. e: fa l loi no r. t ; Mrs. 11. IO. Darker was luist. ss on Sal'ltday 'iH'turn.njii to tin- It. y J. eluti. w. . Alls .MIMr.-it IXvton iv.-ts :. tl,-,l un. exi'.'Ucilly to h, r !inm In :al.er la I Wei ll ami win !,( .,.m. 1 1 I to resume In r ,uti,. ,. m l,,,.! Ill')' iiepartni, nt. Mis. t. k. i',,nl,lo. b,.f rliiirtrv of her room .Imlni; tier absence. iTlilny afti innun ytr. I'. M. .;, and T ,C. Hell)- him ,iii,iia . Wonian'B Auxiliary of the Ainei icn l.eirlnil at the home of Hi., loniier. .Mlas IlliOKeae Utissell an, I Miss .o,s '"Olllnlock of l.a tliande Were 111 Cov,. for the tiiii.'ial serilees Sun, lay. .- Mr. nhffl Mrs. triias. I)e Hans came loan lin end. Karl fiackluiid, Jr., Vlmtor lalunlay. aim. t.va Alllnian lias iron.- In M h'lult her diMiKhter, .Mm. It, V'1-' V 'ft L XnFf .Hit, for,! lo 1 iianl tl Mrs. Un wlli home ofj ternoon in HIkIi .ulley tor the Mas a I'nlon lae Kelly nn,l .Mrs .1'. ,.M. El- lltertaln the III, lies' II 1,1 nt the .Mill. Kelly on Wednesday nf- There's a touch of refinement with EDISON MAZDA LAMPS. H. & S. Electric Company Wivinjr, Kopaii insr, Applinnccs, Supplifs ami Service 105 Depot St. I'hone 393-W lOOoooooooooooooooooooooooo R.KINGS NewDiscpyer rv 4: y (Ii1" A. 'i-r'.'lff ".'....'V V i JV.. J StopitNow! Cut thc ti:itd-;iacl.cd plile'.'in end tli.lt persistent ll,,' of imii oiis "!! that tired, cough-racked (best and throiit. For FO yr.irs this dependable remedy far all il,cf.i(j:ilyli.is brok. rn roMs anil tt.insfttr me tl stiililirH", loulmvf riiiKln n ;Mti1 jitrnTi-iitM int.) I. ipi.v. h.-.-iHhv t" tiif, 1 t I if. KimjN N.-iv Divinrtv, tli.'f-M I ,'i(..i. t f.tnnh,.iiji.vit LWAYS a fine cigar xefitied and bet tered through the years as experience has shown the way; always a source of keen pleasure to its smokers so reads the history of El Sidelo, The future grows out of the past El Sidelo will continue, as from its beginning, a fine cigar: if possible even finer as time goes on. Uynlt acsttrfclds W LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP A! 1'OT XHUT KtnAs of .Macliinory. Automohiics ;ml Tractors ' R'pairorl, ., Ovf-rhaulecl iinil Jii'lmilt.' ; j ' Acetyli-ne Wfldintf of AirKincla' ' ,; " ' jRylindcr Ilorlnj? and Ovorsizn Pistons . ' rankshiinH, rrstons and Prston IMiis TioprrourTd VvOjl's a Trail . , , , . - D. FITZGERALD Prop: ;! i i iimiaiiMiiiii mimwiw ii in mi 'i niiiin iiiimiii 1 Monuments 7flemorial9ro! OEDEll THAT MONUMENT NOW . Wa have made a profouna tudy of monument building, and an order placed ia our hands euro to receivs faith ful, intelligent expcutlca. Wo WU! Oioxily Fnrnish Estimiitea Blue Mountain Marble & Granite 'Company In III. Kni' N, 1',. ,ln,l ,-t in , Ivfi r . y -ti ! 1 "fit W W: t .T Z1 i Jirkhtl' - C, If. 1 g:L mrm dinliiii, 1 w-!fifr v - -i I V I i Superfme --VvpiS; - $ Bread ftffis - &miM ("'m'-V('- yM r La Grande, Oregon ' r r -fc, f - t-.j4Bk- . I -iV