" TTTE LA fiRANPE EVENING OfiERVER
Monday, February 20, 1923.
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No Jewels in Seaman's Coimi
Hot Lake Arrival;
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The Balkan Jacket and the Bolero
of Spain Distinguish Spring Suits
Youthfully becoming to the nth degree are the
new suits. Their jaunty jackets gayly embroid-
brocaded bo;t the bravado of .Spanish
roubadours.
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V ' A large slijnent hasust arrived of Suits, S
Coats and DresseNutlie newest styles. )i
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2ii Inquiry I
by the Federal Trade Commission to)
determine the amount and ownership j
i f the chief kind uf wealth in the i
United States, was proposed in a
resolution introduced today by Sen-j
ator .Vorris, republican, of Nebras-
ka. On S moots objection the cor.-j
sideratiun of the resolution was po.-t-j
poned' a day. j
! TWO KILLED j
CUv Associated Pres
KIRMINGilA-M, Ala.. Feb. in.-'
Two trainmen were killed and one
'injured in a wreck on the Frisco at
Piatt City, a suburb, today.
BE CAUCUS !
: PROGRAM GIVEN!
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j IUiT I.AKK, I'Vli. :. Among Ho
i roconl ulrlul Hi the Hut IJki- Hjn
liiluriiiiii are: U. II. Crowe. Iji (iriindc-.
II. I. Wrluht. .linneiiioll. .Minn.:
I .tire., T, .1. IMrk. Ut (Irundo; i4. '',
j l:t.' Kenntwli k. Wimh.; Mra. I.iph
jam, La. (iruiule; .Mrs. K. W. Orlffitli.
linker: I1. -Mumffiril and wife. Cali!
i ncll. I, luh, i:, Mrs. Ih-izt-r and Kit!'!.
l';tctu-. Iilaho; Thonins tlormnii.
i Kakor; Mrs. W. II. Kllia. linker: J. A.
Joyce, fmatilhi: .Mayoe .Mil Ik, liick
! foot, Iduho: llrs. Illai-khnrn. liakcr;
Mrs. Anes t'onnolly, t'nlon: K. Stcv
! ens. I'ortlan.l: V. It. Collier, I.-'
iC.nlule; Joy Cish ttlson, Wel(M-r. Ma
l ho; K. .0. Griffith, liaki-r; Krank A.
Moo.ly, i:iiterprlso; Kretl -Mayotte.
Inioti. '
Uvom'i-.n (IK MM. ,11 itv sr.cvii i:
mil'VK Ki i,. I '')"! n owl
.,f the 17 wotni ii rho-e
at .the si.rinil l, no "I
which m re -onioMo ',.
'declined to serve,' an. I oilier juror
were si-hel.o vesli-nlav to l''ll their
ilai-e..
Iteirrel was es
flcl.ilH ai;d the
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law V.-U" 11'"
e VOI;l H tO I
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hen th.it th
, Kiel je) to
The state highway ton!-:
prenariiiff to undertake a
Ilw.sevelt hitfhw ay .b-wf. n A,.:!.
and Seaside in Cln'son c .-.ttily.
ion ih
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t a i. i. wuji.il-mill . imw J I "
"Uhn tns cc&n of James Jones, American Kiiran, tvri? oncr.c3 in
Brookl-n, K. X., no trace was lounrt of the jewels of the Hussion xnyaX
faokly reported to bavo Ik en smuggled into thU country conc-aka ia
li:e coffin iinins.
EUGENE. Keb. -!. The peneraljpae Ads, and What They Did to Gianfc Observer; "Oroaron Advertis-
TO BEAT ALOE
Allie Nelson - Bus Barrio
protrram of the Orepon Newspaper) Mv Church." Rev. K. V, Stiver:
Cr.nforence. held annually under the First Christian Church, Eugrene;
auspices of the University of Ore- "The Correct Line Between 'Acc?pt
tron School of Journalism, was an-(able Contributed iMatter antl . Pub
nuunced ttujay by Ilean Eric W. Al-jlicity that Shouiti Be Excluded," E.
Ion. The conference dates arc March , B. Aldricb, Pendleton East Oreon
l'J, ii and '4. A feature of the con-! inn; "The Twice-a-Week Paper,"
ierer.ee will be the formal dedication . Geortre T. Pearce. Central Oregon
of tiie new, three-story School ot Press of Bend; Glen Loomi? of the
.Ji.'jniali.Mn building. t I.eoanon Criterion
, . .. . it . 4. 'the Benton Countv Courier.
In addition to the conference, tnc ..why We CaU physicians 'Mister'
toilowintj sur.si.liai y meetinirs will he j ,,;,,, of .olKto.- "in our Paper,"
heid: OriKon Newspaper syndicate, i FrnI;k JcnkinSi Eu,rcne Kocis;er;
naiiy .cw.-paper .Association, .i.-so-:..pri,,ti,. nfileo I .-,n,...s " -I!olirt
inir for Orejron Papers. " T Vnn An
dersoin manager if 1 iat it Kmovy
Atlvei tisiio; Atreticy, pi:::iand: "The
Advertising -Arrency and tl:e Coun
try, PaiMr," W. - S. Kiikpatrick
Ai'encA',, I'orth'.nii. . . . ..
A Good Thintr Don't Miss It
Send your name and address plain
ly written together with S cents
(and this slip) to Chamberlain Medi
cine Co., Des Moines, Iowa, and re
ceive in return a trial package con
taining Chamberlain's Couch Hem-
' edy for couphs, colds, croup, bron
chial, "flu" and -wnoopinff cougns,
and tickling throat: Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets for stom
ach troubles, indigestion, passy
pains that crowd the heart, bilious
ness and constipation; Chamber
lain's Salve, needed in every family
for burns, scalds, wounds,' piles, and
skin affections; these valued family
medicines for only 5 cents. Don't
miss it. Adv.
Aucr.t Cicpp... livintr near. Forest
A. E. Frost of!""'"'- '' ' i' i;imi.5.;
pie fir tree eii;ht
thi
BETTER SCORES
iatel Press members. United Press
lients, Ktfi tonal Association exex'U-
W. Sawyer. Bend Bulletin; J. S. V
ilineer, Astoria Astorian; Me
, live committee. Trade Journa ism : che5Sm!1, Astoria Budpet, and
Section. Advertisinsr Mens t.ection.'b p , CottaKe (frove Sent
With better weather prcvailinp the
ALltch. WednCSdaV Niffht,! made better uvernjre scores than
t, t,.-1 T, lopeirihercitofwrr. Nearly every shooter
iJAnt, VV.l v v.--- j
Affair.
I turned out scores of
or" better.
jHipii score for the day went to Koy
1 rui..-ni .oii -o .ivriiiKc ui
c.;r,Di
i-roies.ionai .ruers section. t."ri,. t-nnL-l.. p-..., r .ho vrtfh.
, -The Professional .Writers' section! and th FarHmer RL,luler," Geo.
will be oreaniud this year with a v ,,, 0r(1,,on Karme. port.
Orepon matrazine ,,i- "Svi.m i.. the Small Shot.."
membership of
t ' iV V. i,- . Robert C. Hall, superintendent of tJie
The followniK committees, which v . ; o '0 ' ..Hard.
were unpointed at Dievious confer- J t . n.i i r-
rnest
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on, wm rcpori: u'L ,,:, n&;a
Legislative, C. K. Injralls. rui. ; P"l"-r j im ,w- j
iazei.j-limes: Hale x.. Hoss, Ore-
n.:.;A Yiuvn ihut hnn whin 'Second place went to Claude Mack
Nelson Hjrain. Wurkitif? out daily in 7 with an avera-e of two and J- B. jgon City Enteirise. and E. A. Koen, f
Ia urande at toe i . M. A. tiu -:"Ml" ( u.ui.i .jiicrvi'r; ouuiuanuzauun 01
ilairie is ronfidert uf the outcome;" unP'.lK:'P were uea ior faper Sues ami Column WMtn. I-ee
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of the ten round matched main Itmrn place wnn an averape ot K'H.
event between Allie Nelson and him- the longest tun yet made this sea
self ;Wctine-day evening in the Star I n was scored t.y w. H. liohnen
theater. Nelson has not yet arrived i kamp who broke the last twenty
in La Grande-but he is as equally I o'rds of his string without a miss,
anxious to defeat Bai.-ie as before. - It is hoped that a match can be
These two liirhtweitrhts have nnnear-1 held with the Baker Gun club team
erf In lh.. rim. fnr times an.l honors early tnis spring anil it is al
are now even, each having gotten , i"" .- ui,u) i-iun
one decision, two of the matches be-! Team shoot against a picked team
ing draws. (some Sunday j it tile near future.
In the semi final, six rounds. Kid ' "
Sarn of Le Grande, will meet Mick- rr ivn if I A
been fighting on the coast and in
Seattle during the pasi few weeks
This match .hotild tie one thut i
worth seeing. Two proliminnrie
TO PLAY OFF LEAD
The Clerks and M. I. A. basket
hnll teams, members of tho I.n
the second one between Earl Ford j Grande Amateur Ha-ketball league,
and Charles llartnian, will precede will decide the chamDioushin of the
the Eix and ten round events.
GITY RECORDER
. HASH RADIO
"It works fine,"' lemarked J. E.
Stearns, city recorder of La Grande
and recently city manager pro tern,
in commenting upon u new radio
receiving station thai he has install
ed at his home, following the first
trial yesterday. Mr. Ilenco.-k, of En
terprise, installed the station ami ac
cording to Mr. Stearns, the trial
proved very successful and spurred
him of "many I'uiuie evening enter
tainments." Mr. lleacnc's conducted another xtr
dio demonstration at th" Eastern
Oregon Musi:- comieuiv Snt urdi.v
evening between the !i,r:n of i;:::o
i.ocJorlt and II ..Vio-k, v h'.-'i :i.v a
romnlete . t-tjeriiv. .Jiroadcaxtingii vert
i wived fi-vn f an. uliaii points, from
.MinneiipolM, Knn.-as ( itv, St. Louis,
Sale Lake City. Los Angeles, San
Francisco ami ninny other point. .
The hest nroginm of the evenimr
camo from s.m Francisco simi.ni.
consisting ef hath instrumental and
vocal solos.
league Weitnosdr.y eVaing when
they meet in the second game of a
double-header bill. Perry ami lm
Her will play in the first game
which will begin at eight o'clock.
Both games will be played in tiie
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WHEAT MARKET
(I'v Associated Pre.s)
PORTLAND, Feb. Wheat was
SI. 18 to S ..".'.
Drake. Astoria Budget, and Ralph!
K. I ronise, Albany llemocrat; Policy:
loward Agency Discount, A. E. i
Scott, Washington County News-:
Times, of Forest Grove; and A. E-. '
Frost. Benton County Courier of i
Corvailis; Homer Davenport Memor
ial, John T. Hoblitt, Siiverton Ap
peal; Plans of Co-operation With the
Oregon Slate Retail Merchants As
sociation, George Aiken, Ontario Ar
gus; S. C. .Morton, St. Helens Mist, i
and Paul Kobinson, ernoma Eagle.
The program will include the fol
lowing addresses: "How Newspap
ers Have Met Emeigencies," E. r.
Nelson,- Portland correspondent of:
the Associated Press; "The City-
lrained fsewspaperman in the Coun
try Field," Ben R. I.itfin and Fred
H. McNeil, The Dalles Chronicle;
"Newspajier Courage." Robert W.
liuhl, Medford Mail-Tribune; "Full-
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OPEN NOSTRILS!; END
I A CCLD OR CATARRH
I How To Get WUft When HeaJ -
4 and Nose are l lifted I p.
Count fifty! Vour
catarrh disappears.
triis will okmi. the mr
head will char and
fret'lv, No more -i
mucous ilisrhuree. dr
no struggling for b"-:
(let u siufill but I''
Balm from your dpt.':!.'
little of this Ira
!.r in he".d or
Ir ii-gfl 1"
dwasc -i vntir
u can hreo.liu
ii:;7. Iu.. icing,
r lei'.da.h,-;
at tu.iit.
,f Lie's Oeam
-t and a;p!y a
lit nnti-eptu
in VOlir nostrils. ' pencil ""
evo'rv air pasMige of the In oh so. uiiog
and 'healing (lie swollen or mllamed mu
cous nmnbrane. giviS you inM.iiit rc
lief Head i-olds mid rnlarrli yield like
miigic. Don't stay stuilVJ-ii i and niiacr
able. Belief is sure.
TRE!
JIAIIKET IS WEAK
(By Associated i're-sl
PORTLAND, Feb. M.- CK' tie were
slow and weak, hops weak, lower
trend, nheep steady, eggs and butter
Wenk.
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We Offer
For Sale
A fivi'-room modorn home locatff)
tin ta- nnc. House h;is stonct found
:itimi:oo.l stom: cellar. Th houxf Ls
;uii m. iac' ea.si. in cood res-
tion. Irit' vory low!
If you have rasli. hn-
arranu'vd nl monthly pay-
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i C7?cfewflr;T x: I .fl. 't,si U. Clear thinking! j
I Dl"IICINGS I C .) ' '' V V'- mji' -normal wgestion restored
o '.iIcoveuy i , ,- ; : s . nm '.!
1 f.. m...J.f.. m,.h.I. .v r I i'-' I . V I V, f n l r v v r'r nw n f
- J 1. 'vmnmnmmrvmm- I ' fS -for mmliMtion I Ii !
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j Lr W ! P ERMANENTASTHE PYRAMiDS" !
! I ! ! i Manufacturers of !
Sewer ak. Bulletin,, mm a '
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It's toasted. This
one extra process
gives a delightful
qualitythat can
not berfuplicated
. SAWS .
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All Kinds
KANSAS PRTTNERS
$1.00 Mdl
at the ''.
Ore. Hdw. &
Imp. Co.
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
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met full)
tin nta.
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A fit-roe
(bill W.St Mi
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llOIOeS. He
sleepini: pot 1
rani:,, I. pi
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phtc- s and :
rn homo located on
V. K-leeS "lt. ,ol
1- e) by hiany nicf-
rjrf porch, cood
htire house well ar-
S.-.a. ,..,. Terms.
t:t.Veai per month.
11 you about th- sc
em to you.
i: oriiriis
by cans containing syrup that
might look in color and appear
ance like Karo. Look for the buii's-
eye for original Karo Quality.
There is no' substitute for Karo
it's the leader at leading grocers.
Sewer
Water
Jrrlgallonl
Culvert
Drainage
WELL CURBING SEPTIC TAITXS
Phone Main 120 Factory Tsbnd City
There is a Karo for every
palate and every meal:
1, GoldcnSyrup Blue Label Kara
2, Crystal White Vanilla Flayvr
Red Lahvl Karo
3, Square Can--Given Label Karo
With Pure Ala pie Sugar
4. Imitation AlapU Flavor
Qtang,e Labei Kara
Scltinr Repmtntativm
Johrtor.Liebi?r Co.
Fortlaod. Or.
"P"OT7T7 Aik toot rwff for rtpcfo!Jct
rivCI-' or Cook Book, or write to Com
Producu Rcfinin Co Dept. A, Arto, Llmois
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v.-ia '-- ens
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Look YoungI Bring Back Its
Natural Color, Qlost and
AttracMvenesi
Cinmon nrdon s.ice browed into a
Jicyy t-a with Mihur iul.l -I, will turn
P'Vt strenkft! imdI liitud li.iir 1h.iu1i
iIlv (lark Jilt'! liiTMii.iit. hi t a liw
pplicationt will nrnvc a n fuiium if
yonr hair is finliiiv;, itrt'.ikftl or wy.
Mmnir the ;iye ir.i an-l N-.lj.hur rec
ipe at home, tlKuih, is trti-,i'l- oim.
An easier w.iy 11 to pet a little o
AVyeth'a S.iue a:iH Su!ihur Ciripiunil
at any dniij stvwc. a!t rt-ady t'-r tie.
This i the iM-time m-inc iuiprc.td by
the addition v( oilier itimhciUs.
. Uhilc wispy, pray, faUd lutr is nt
sinful, wc all iKsire to retain our
youthful appearance and atlractivcnrsi.
CJntcrfeUs
2 for 2y
oNLY
can be IV;
lo cnJarr
the pood
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La Grande Investment
Company
(tollable Aceots rn, Cellnhl
Iiisurnnco C'oiitianleA. 1
liol Adnios Ave, l'lionc Slain
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makers
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theiiutrnt ot
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tobiuvos,
liiics of LI
SUlr'o mu; It nuint imnl.
Ccnvi!U:rJ C C rrrvihm
N' ,-rk
i.a (.kVmu; i.imri-:itY ro.t
I Jl l.riintlc, Itn-oii.
Iti:nn h (r Ml. n ,V l K ( n.
I 'ot ( lam I, Oit'ttuii,
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3v darketiinir vour hair wilh Wycth's
Sace and Sulphur Compound, no one
can fell. rccauNC it !.$ it so lutur.iiiy,
&o evenly. You just dampen a spnrfmc
or tolt bru?li with it and draw tlm
throuph your hair, Liking one small
etrand at a time; by morning all gray
fiairs have disappeared, and, alter an-
nlbrr atmtfrnf ifn nr fu-rt. vnnr hair he
Stationery Week
February 2G(b to March 5(h ' "
With each 25c purchase of Stationery v,e v.-jll
give une Jey. t necK up yonr ncnls on ..tut id
and buy this week. You may got tho I,ik1; Kc
they will lie redeemed at 1c each.
ma
Tut a IMtiulelphia Dianumd did in Your Car this
Spi inir. Tlicy cost no more and are hctler. Let us show
you. "
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W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
IJox Paper, Pound Paper, Envelopes, Ta' k ! .
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