La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 27, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr PACE THE LA GRAN vu E7ENl'G OSScJtTv tti . Tuesday, Fehmavy 27. 1921 iRfini rri Piprnp liVIuLLn uHuLnO if I licf'iiil ' to The (ho;ver) NOKTH rOWIiKU. KIk 27. Tho North Powder lils.i 'ho.i liuHkrthull teum tnul tho town team of North I'owlor mot thu I'nUm U'uiiih on thu . riuor .of tho hull ut I'nlon on Iho cvenhiff of Kebmnry 24th The Kumos wt'ic Himppy from Hturt ,to finish. Th North l'owde,- hih whool tram was not ut uiiy time in ilaneiM- of loains to their opponents. At the cIobo tho wore wuh 27 to 13 , in favor of North Powder. Tho North Powder tcun lust Kevcnil trcunos'iit tho bt'Kinnintf of the season hut have been victors In the lust Karnes ain arc determined to keep tho Rood work KoIiik riht along. The town huHkolhull team lost to the I'nlon team und hope to retrieve their fortunes la the next game. I'nlon and North Powder will timiin try out their respective tennis at the MUNKiilow theater on the evening of Alurch 2 or ft. It has not yet been deflnliely deelded. The high school hoys are now starting bum-ball' and will givo some line games on the diamond as noon us the weatlier will permit them to do o. : Al Olson und his son Dean bought two line Jersey eows from ti us hovy last week. These eows come from the milking strain of Jerseys made ranioas through this section hy the I.eyys. (Jus Levy is feeding rattle close to North Powder and has a number of these fine Jerwey-cows whieh he is selling out to persons wanting good eows. Mrs. Andrew Willis returned home last week after being in iiakcr tak ing treatment for her eyes. She lias been t-onhled for some time, .with bad lie ulacheH and was ' forced J at last to hnvt something done for them. Dr. Arm-son of Maker Is treating her for the trouble. Mrs. Win. Hianl accompanied Iter liushaml to l.n (Iramle on Monday. Air. Krii'nl is slill on jury duly and Mrs, llrun.t will visit with friends while in tho eity. " Mr. und Mrs. Dean Olson visited at the I .aw home on Sunday. In face, of all tlin ' wurpi weather ve ar( having Mr. tlrountl Squirrel lias not as o .put. in his appearance iu the forerunner of Hprlng. This i noticeable a they are usually out he fore the weather sott uh warm as , It Is now. The farmer hopes thai ' wo will not havo many wiuirrels this ycir. iMttt yenr the squirrels were the worst that has ever been known In this part or the slate. Mrs. James Uiggs has gone to Ida ho to visit for a time in hopes that it will benefit her honlth. She has been in poor health for some llmo and will try u change In hopes that, she will feel better. . K Tames has rctunwl home from a visit to Hood lilver and other west ern points in Oregon. , His health is inueh bVller than It was "before he left for this visit. Mabel Munsinger, has ' returned lb her homo from the. hospital where she had been operated on for append icitis. She will soon be back at her omen Weed Swamp-Root j Thousands o( women hare Viilney Bud bladder troulile nid never sus pect it. Women's complaint often prove to be nothing else but kidney trouble, or the result of kidney or bladder disease. - If the kidneys are not iu a healthy condition, they may cause the other organs to become diseased. Pain in the back, headache, loss of ambition, nervousness, are often times symptoms of kidney trouble. Don't delay starting treatment, llr. Kilmer's Swnmp-Uoot, a physi cian's prescription, obtained at any drug store, may be just the remedy needed to overcome such conditions. Get a medium or large size bottle immediately from any drug store. . ' However, if- you wish first to test this great preparation setidten, c.nts to Dr. Kilmer & Cii'nglino N. fc a sample battle. When writ ing be sure and mention this paper. njtJtmuuJiaa5n) Let l' Prepare Your Stateinmt ami Incoiilt Tax Return. We Will Have Jfou Money.- Booukvuplnu; Ntem 1immUI Book Kel.V By tin Year M.YIONKY 1 PEARSON CO. Lo ;nuil, ere-Plums M-fM In Oregon Hilw.-Imp. Blda". .. noooooooooooo 00000 OOOOOOOJ FORD & GEORGE TAXI Service Endued Cars call! I MAIN 44 g MAIN n o oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Olympia Oyster Ccrk tails 1 in aao i at r TEE LM" 'ES 1118 Jffersin Ave. ! school work again. SprniK Hcrnm lo be here m M:y :iud H(. Imt, It 1. Winter has hud a long stay and white we h-ivo en joyed U we are glad lo wel come spring.' Kverything points to a lino prospect for good crops and u pro.HieroiiK mason tor North Pow der. " Tho people of North Powder ami la fact this whole section Is wilting Impatiently for the O. V. It. It. & X. com pa ay's answer as to when they will move the railroad that will be covered by the water that tho dum oi the Maker project will back up ind cover it. It has been squarely put up to them to move this pari. North Powder expects every foot of this laud- will he farmed and will bring in a handsome revenuo for the railroad as soon as the farms open up. The land under this Maker Irriga tion projeet Is utnong the best in Kastein Oregon und thut is saying a good deal wheti wp see the many flue homes and ranches In this see l Ion a nd t he hi rgo n umber of men thut has come to this beet ion with only a bare pltlenec to start on und In u few years have made themselves Independent from their farms whieh is the same kind of land as the land In Iho Maker project. Wii t'XK M)SF. TWO Mi:. (Hy The Associated Press.) l.OS ANOKI.KH. I'Vb. 2C. ('atelier Karl Maid win and Howard I .tndliuort'. second bnsennin. of the I, on Angeles club of the Pacific Coast baseball league, are now playing with a semi professional elnh, and, according to its munager, may not play with the An gels this year. They have been given positions with an oil. company which backs the club and play hall on Satur days and Sundays. .They are said to be receiving larger salurles than their Angel contracts cull for. 4 r PLANS FOIt CAMPAIGN. ( Hy The Associated Press.) . LOS ANGWI.KS,' Calll'.. Kith. 27. Plans for a eainpagin to raise ,$1U0. ihhi for-ihe construction of u home, for the whlows and dependents of deceas ed soldiers and for women nurses of all wars were announced here recent ly by officers of tUr California Soi- liers' Widows Nome association. which has acquired a three und one- half acre site in the western part of Los Angeles for that purpose. thing-. There's the bookkeeper who knows how the boss faked his in come tax return. GENUINE "Buir DURHAM TOBACCO J.L. Mdnhall Dealer fn Chain and Bofc Wobd Main 547i Ml Orders Sen C.L D. "Cdmf ortable ' , as an' old shoe" A homely expression that exactly dacribca the eenaation of a woman wbo has been fitted to a FRONT LACE CORSET Camilla'" CorseH embody tha latent nA moat Important A CIGARETTES 109 Improrarnenta In front laca comtlnt. Complete aaaortment ot tea dif ferent mcxlcll and alzea alwaya on hand. lTlrvd 9&0 and I'D. Mrs. Robt. Pattiaon CorMHera Fbone M-W Rra. I70J Oak POWDER BOYS nrrrir iisun ULrtfl UH Ul J.dltl.l.'K. I'Vb. 27. Mv.. .1. P. I.r spii leit Knday to visit her miu. Jt.i.' ,el l.rsen. who is attending sehool In Klliicne. Hhe expect a to lt uw.iy aliout four weeks. Jot' I toss went to La C.rande l'i"i day ailtl Sal unlay - lo help Inn 1nth-er-lu-law, John l.loyil. iinlo.id his im m 'Kraut oat fit whica had ' just ar rived front Yomtnu'. The l.loyd fa in - ,-ly will make their home near All eel, 'Keveral from :' hero attcudeif Ihn luiii'u In h'uimnei vilie Krhlay eve ning. J. 10. Allen returned from a busi ness trip to Pendleton Sunday eve-ninur- He reports hav-intf h id a very iood time while on his vucnthm. ' The city couiK-ilmcn held their reg ular htisinoss uieetinfr Monday eve ning. Seenfl Kpwoi'th UaKuer.-t from the Methodist church hero attended the Rally Py program; in Inland CUy Sumiay. Mrs. 1. H. Prior spent Sunday w ith lt t.nuide friends. Friday momlnir our . s" haaket- hall team went to Joseph to play on Saturday and at .Enterprise . i'ri- lay afternoon, hut needless to, tav neither frame was a victory, for the home team as one score was 77 to 17 and the "other lsto 27. Saturday even in i? t h -'ir-ls plnved Where baking is done sci entifically where ingredi ents stand or fall under exacting tests,- you find Calumet Baking Powder used more often than any other brand. the choice of over hun dreds of brands the perfect leavener pure uniform. Keep this in mind when you buy baking powder, because it is of vital importance to suc cessfuldependable baking. : The purchase price of baking powder does hot determine its economical merits results tell the ctory. . :.r , That's why the sale of Calumet is 2jAtimes as. much as Unit ot any otner baking powder. A oound can of Caltimet con- taint full 16 ounceaV Some baking powders comkin 12 ounce instead of JT6 wunce cans. Be sure you get a pound when you want it Use "Caltimet ',.-. The Economy BAKING POWBER THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER I OOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO'jVOSOOOOOOCOOOOg is Home Products No. KTLard ?1.5o; Mt. Emily ' Su'ga'r Cured Hams, one-half or whole, per lb ..........25c Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Bacon, lb 25c to 40c. Mt. Emily Picnics, per lb 15c Mt. Emily Cottage Butts, per lb l'Jc The Grande Ronde Meat Co. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo As to Value, None Do or Can Give Better Ladies' Nainsook Gowns ..:.....89c, !Sc and $1.23 Ladies' NainsooW Chdmise J)8c and $1.23 Ladies' Gingham presses l.u to $z:a Ladies' Percale Iires.fes .... $1.23 Children's Overal Children's Coveral Ladies' Black SatienPetticots $2.35 Galvanized Tubs, M . 3, Galvanized Pail, h Tin Pails ALL SWEAT ERS Andrew's a very lutecesiitijtf -if.uhe of basket - hall with the .Muddy duck fchis. our Hii la were vietorintiH to tho tune of ' 17 to I". A;Ut the ftiiine a iari was ulven at the i-laml hulidin f ..n j the vlsltliiK team al'le,- which they w. nt , to the Udl.t u.'t home south , uir It'tfii Ui ! ml thc remainder of : the liihhl. Mi.-w Hul' U-.lln'iter, who leaches at .Muddy Ci et-k, eaiue with j tie li'ani und proved herself a very nice hoslejL'i (o her leitm )u her own hene. i Clarence Keov.a will Um Wedius-I day for ln U.uid where he cspeot; it study haiberiij;r- In, lau kman er.n.o out from Grande ami spi at Strnttay with j (iiandi.ia liuekiiKiii. , M I1- u"d M in. I .y le Kldd le spent j Saltuday evenhiK with - Ui (Iramle irleiuls. ! The senior class will take their ! play 'Tho.-.e i'te idiul Twins" to Sum- Ki rvilly' Tuesday evening. j The t.eoiwe Mai-Mhait family moved Into their nuw kuni(. M.uulay. i i ive Osbu n li innvirij; from hla ! ohl home place to the Win. (llena farm, recently purchased. . Mrs. Os borne's brother und nioiher are inov in;; In from Wallowa lo live on the home .pluee. IMIA il Uf. M'MVI(;. Hy 'lilie Aasoclute.l reKH.) f 1 1 1 I'. 1 1 1 l ' I'j, (illll,, l'Vli. 7. At Vi ' rlillcn Xorria, fulthloodt-d Kin math j Indian, and a Kraduutv of ih lu-r-' ! man Institute, near here ts enter - jed t he I 'Diversity of 'ai..orHin to I iKludy ineilicine. She it4 s;dd to he the! lonly Indian tfirl try in? for a iioetoi''s Ide-vcree.. ' o'ax inn ofj DSc, and $1.23 !JSc and $1.23 0, 1, 2, W)c. nSc, $1.10, $1.23 12 and 11 (it., a!k?, 15c, 48c ;.. 25c, 33c, 3!)c, 4:c ONE-HALF rRlCE Variety Store r.F.T HKSU1.T3 WITH A WANT ADAi r. V MCMTSU. 1 :f. : : Hot Lake Arrivals HOT I.AKK, Feb. 27 At tlni Hot ! :it;e Saiutorium register nppen;' tho (oMowiiitf names: invin 1. Wrixhty" Minneapolis, Minn.; W. 1 l'atttM-son, Mukerj Den nis McCuUouKh, t'ovej 1. .Webb, La (iiantle; T. G. Smith, l.u Xiiande; ri boo I.uechesi, ' a Clrauile; Kit. Wrijrht, I.a tlranile; -Mis. l. I(. Mc !clia!ii La Grande; Mrs. John Heath, Pleasant Valley; Mrs, A. it. Parker, Ppokniie, Wash.; Mis. I). Sommei, Klu'in; J. GriU'ith, Haker; Miss 1., A. Wilson, La Grande; R. A. Wilson, Portland; J. A. 'Kussell, La Grande; L. K. 'i;rozeau ami wif3, Hood Kiver; C. K, Hess und wife, Union; ,lolm Wnrat ami wife, La Grande; Mr. 10. iiiooks, Iai Grande; K. A. Gray, Kennewick, Wash.; 11. K. Duwsoii and wife, -Joseph; Geo. Fausr.ett and wife. La Giaiule. ri'iM'i'it" votxti sitii:n. (Hy Tllv AKaueiutetl rross) I .OS A.srcKI.KS. t'alif.. I-VIk 17. I i"l'epper" Youiik ne of Southern i'a:i iiornla's best Beinl-professional Imao- i hjtl players, has tdKiicd with the Kan-j !.ia rity eluh of the American Assoeia- j lion, accord intr to Heout mm nowney. i :n:;utt:twuttttttttmjttannnn g FRANK R. SUYDAM 11 Rpniir 'I Furniture ? Keiinf Household All Kin 10(5 Fir St. Phone 513-J :::rt:!!ti!!t:::tti:!m:::!:ir4tt!t::::::tt:nt : oooooooooooooooooooooooooo There's a touch c refinement jv,ith.sISQIc;QN:.y4AZpA LAMPS. H. & S. Electric Company Wiring, Repairing, Appliances, ;iiv. Supplies' and Service 105 Dcnot St. . Phone 393-W hop Rei)aird und Sthed IcViirihff of oooooooooooooooooooooooooo i c? i 11 lMMwMK,, I MANY SHIPS ENTER PORT (Ry Thi' AKMKtlntt'il ri-iw) Itoriiifr Yokohama lnt vnur lolulnl 2. jiiiio, UKKivKUtiuir mon tlmn 7. 77". Sim timti KrtisH. tici'onllnir to iuni rlia- jtouia i-i'turns. CoiupuriMt wtth TonKn ami JiijuinitiM ahltui i-nttrinK Yokohitma (ttat yt'iir Incrou.st'U hy "42, i nun touu, und t.aoQ.uou tonK, renpoct- itvoly. Hrittali nn1 Aitnrlr:in Hhliilim Interesting for Dpmng TVirpp.nippf" suits. Vhich smartly combine cape or coat with blouse Vind skirt in the season's : most wanted fabrics. Vlain colors and tans., , Also many models in tailojd and sport style9 i with unusually smart trimmings. ;; , ' ;, " The Thread of Life Of your life, is ill the handsif the Fates. And they deal uncertainly withlthe thread if human life. No armmwt nor appeal changes the eveif progress of this thread. The one recourse! Is preparedness. A savings accou it with the U. S. Natioaal will atart the construction an I ultimately . give you preparedness for future years. j i UNITED STATES NATIONAL , J BANK La Grande, Oregon MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ' ' : II 111 Yolrohninu liicr uM-il ufitT tho war In- iioo loim nml 70.ion ton, !"! Kpotlhi'ly, Tlila Incnnu.' partly ,ri Unix ll Ion of Oio-ilermrin iiiprcuii- JiiPiini'BO Klil)tlnir ortupli' 11 lr fm. r YoLohiiinu forKiKO irudi .m In isisi anil to M por cent, lo I'Jiii. Japim'HI NlllpiliHK OOlMipllH llllOlll 11! jpiT rt'nl. of tilt'. Import Irtuliv Imt Tin liy 47 t win. of tlin rxport tioiii'. Ill HlllKVH tliat MlllHl lilKli-i'lum iMirtji an til I lv nml il U kooiIn ii r lit-inx tnnui- Icri-oil to' forelirn fllilps.. . . I. . .. - Ml ' 1 i-. You nocrl not bo a stronger In tmy city. Tho city directory will tll you where the churthea aro, and the hotel nnrtor will tell you wher the iinpr kino or things nri. m Mew Suits