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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1923)
Tuesday, March G, 192.1 THE LA GRANDE -EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FIVE THE OLD HOME TOWN Tv Qfnifov To Visit nl Hot l,ke i)- Oluliivj Mn w M urtteit. or Keith, the same WnliX ,WUr- aa 3 n ""p Jj ' A7 MARSHAL OTEV WALKEft E5C0TKD 5 &jknjlt ClJCS- AUNT SAfArt PEABOCV SAFEUV HOME FROM '4'?CtU r'"i; E SOCIAL, SARAH D3COVEEE THAT SHE xrntir.v "'J--' TDO HAD LOST HER. OVERSHOES BUiii'd ov r in ihis itty iust cvunlng Imt way t Hot luikf. llutt'i'iH'Uf Mhh Sum Waitf, of Knl'Tiu'isf, is hvrv on iVw liuy buMiiR'SH trip, He in stay- ins at Umj Savoy, HALE TELLS OF WORK OF MASKED MEN) (Continued from page 1 witness for the stute In the trial of P,r. Jouctt P. llray, Medford ex-mini-lm- imi.I ,.,i.-., tor. J. I'. II. tt- WkSii .Mini Here . - s,, ...A.mnl.n.. denier nmt former !.. 11 .Ttlltle, of Kldn; i anions tho . . f . ,- . .if,,,for J. Howard oue-oftown visitors hero today. Mr.. fIilt ..., . ,),- .tefendntlts as I'lilUe- is truusiiLiliiB tjuaiuess and ljj0,tt Hoes," testified as he lay on nt tin- Summer. . . i k inrv uiid told of ; inlteged events uf that night. ( To VWt in I iiltm I Hy his testimony he positively Jir, mul Mra, John Ward uml i-Mt- identifieil fr. Uray ns si member f ilrtti lilt iiiis luuriihii; for I'ntmi. t the mob which ho saw! eniruBert m where they tn visit triiiiils ud rel-ithe hiinginp iiffair, pttrtmlly itten- mivis. ttuieil tiuison as a memuei, aim um . . . he was unable to identify Hill as a To Oklahoma party member. Sir mid Mrs. H. .. liemlel wili S He testtfted that the kidnappers leave ti.nisht for .Miami, Oklnhomtt. Jwore Ions;, black robes and biaek where they were called to the bed-1 hoods with eye hole. m them, side of Mr. Itendel's father. i He also testified that N. U. Uun- - fnclt of Mcitfonl was a member it (the mob. I'unnell wns not indicted. ' Serk "StretenetS" He testified that he saw am! ree- tseml- him itilministeiintf first aid swotmeti i mistreatment Local News In Brief Ijulles Aid to Mivl Tlu- l.nilies Aid of the M. K. chitreil ;; Om, dlvWooUgiiidllray Jtottoir w 1 Willi Mrs. Juntos Musk, nt 1S M Avc-,"s ,. 1,; Heeoml diMsion lth M.h. nftor he had tomparMy- . ... .... !wbv iwhhsp of the nsisi Sherwood Williams. Ul ' ! . " ' i the Immis of the mob. He ie- lon Av. no.. and t ie imn .1 , o nd . li. A. Ilriimlson. ..1 Hou.f i to h.nj He .Vvonue. j,,,,t f ,l,,t,,:ts nf the hnllirillir tl Minnesota IJiiund t? 1 .Mis. H. Hummelt of Enterprise, tt left lost evening for Minnesota tij where she will spend-several months. rt st f. u i: U it s it it COMING EVENTS H March .6 Annual Union Coun- ty Ad Club dinner. it March il-10-Scnior Play "Come ti Out of the Kitchen." sS To Siienit liny in" linker i I it March ' 10 Seven Eastern Ore- St Mrs. v. (Sunn left. Hits iimi-nin,:! golf County LeRlonaires t'on- ; m No. ti for Hnker. where she. wl'.i venc in I.a t'.ianile. , sn.-nd the .lav visttinB. March 20, O. A. C. Cadet Band St : in concert Here. (.'o to t nloii City Charter Out Soon Roy B. C'urrey, who was the svie cesslul bidder in a recent competi tion for the re-printinp of tho city charter, announces that the charter will be delivered into the hands of the cite officials tomorrow. It wilt consist of 4S pages includinc a four pase index, which is on ovation. Minutely indexed the charter will be easily accessible to whoever wishes to find tho rulings on; various reRU- March 21, Superintendent and SS Principals Conference in La Grande. SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS .Mis. I'lyilc Mi-teoir ;:ltd Mrs. levin YVals,m w.-nt to rnrn tiiis mornim; to sjiend Ule .lay tronsnrtinlr husilleJ.3. At (he Sommei Miss Pearl E. Pratt, who makes her home at Boise, 'Idaho, was reg istered at the Sommer last evening. Karachi Shoppers Here Mrs. S. A. Injrerson of Kamela, ami her daughter spent yesterday shopping in La Grande. Enterprise Visitoi Wayne Ecklay, who hails from En terprise, is in I.a Grande on a short business trip. Savoy. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. J. Smullon of North Powder returned to their home last levelling after upending a short time I in the city visitins? friends. 'Returns to Duncan 1 .Mrs. R. E. Woods of Duncan re turned to her home yesterday after a shcrt time spent in La Grande viiting friends. Leaves for Idaho Mi-.:. -T K Ki.tr nf l.nstino. left for He is' stopping at the , c-;itciwcil, Idaho, 'yesterday where she will vitit for several weeks before ' " ' lining to. stmthevn California. Jmbler V'isiloi y , - , C. Baltrick of Imbio)'. is in .ii l'rtlanfl on Iiusiness-r city transacting business Tor a snort -i-'-Jul!,c c. ' H. Finn is spending NEW TODAY after he had been kidnaped and tak- ; ei in an automoiiile anoiu -o nines, i The party disembarked under an oak'tree, attached a long rope around his neck and threw the other end over u limb, he totd the jury, inunn he wus ouestioned about his rem-1 tions with two young women of Metl ford. He denieil doing any wrong, whereution, he said, the robed men cried that he was a liar and "bring ion the rope." Hate said he was I i asked to tell something he hadn't, : done and that when he refused "they j t stretched my neck." He attempted to. ease the strain on him, he said, by1 'standing on hi tiptoes. ! . . Hl "X 'TO S.U.BM" IS TUB M ( ItV OF TUB IH.I K TKA.M , You wilt be struck y , The variety of ittockk in . MISSES SPRINGTIME COSTUME SUITS jS'o one duplicating another in style; Each one a replica of the next m Excellence of workmanship. MOT a restricted number of styles to satisfy youthful types, tat a wide, variety of models to satisfy youthful tastes. That is why every liss iftay suit her individual self in this store. Whether it 1m a pin-tucked, rosette trimmed or French Knot embroidered Conde Model, suits of every description and suits that defy description are grouped in this, diversified collection. Just as their . difference makes them distinctive, there is one point of Bim Oarity that distinguishes them, all, and . that is workmanship perfettedto a,f)ne ; i; art. .':,'..' ' , FOR FAI.K-Tw6 dry cows, SjOtt . enth:' also' one stack alfalfa hay. Phone MU-W - ; ! n j ,1 c..u' (junta (ConUmttd from Page One.) fill.' state ttitll Kelutol athlelir- ass.iliii-r it ion. ii:ts eharK1 ..f the m-ierlins ofj SU100 'rt i.i-. s ntiiiiv. s to tin- mWm tonrney , FrencK & Greene tin.c and is staying at the Foley. i To Walla' Walla Mrs. l&l E. Dimmick of Enterprise left for Walla Walla last night, where ' she will: spend a short time visitinjr. i ; Pusses Through Mrs.: E. Downy of Wallowa. passed through the city last evening en route to Athena where sne visit for a short time. few days ness. . Portland on legal busi- Kin. il'olej olid Mrs. re gocsl.. lilll Soliinn l-h nt tor KuleV; or i:i- will Heturn'' Rome Mr. knd Mrs. Easton Metcalf re turned ;';to their home in Huron last night lifter spending several days in La Grande visiting with friends. Returns Honh Mrs. R. 1!. Garni returned to her home in Imblcr this morning after a few days in this city visiting and shopping. To Walla Walla Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Murphy and son, who have been making their home at Hot Lake, lelt tins mornim lie! urns from P Mis. Fiank H. ret'jt".ied from where she had visiting. . ' 1 irtland DeKalb of Kamela. Portland yesterday ;po.lt several weeks , FOR SALE : ;m I.,ff,.i-m ave. SKSlttO.tKt, cash balance. ;iti.ou per monm. num . ... .... KOI Seventh street, $HtHH.U0, $1,000 jwtll be ealltnl ul 7::m u'elwk and Jos. cash. SHO.OO per month. IKuinan, of l.ostlue. wilt referee. An Geo. W. Elder, Phone 8:i Pendfc- iiniiiire is yet to be decided upon, ton, Oregon. j Hainan loot a lilKh reputation and is La Gramie Phone :!fi:i-j- 3-6-tt iaureeaote to botl teams. Piiftotx ik ; 1. 1,-jiht.m i ! I.a tlKBilf that he has FOR RENT Furnished apartment on r,.s, r-, ,i rooms for the If for Hit ground floor. No children or tlogs. 'cv. nliiK and litis made arraiiK. uients George Halt? 1212 Washington live- !( insure the ueeoniodation of alt .los uue. . 3-l-tf j4. ;,fr and Iji Oramle rooleri who are - ' present. ALRU.FA ALFALFA .ALFALFA .iM i(h.f a (immfe on Par. :!00 tons, 1st, 2nd, ;iid catting. All j ,.r .K!, the doiiestera eon ;OKnr .journey bid aev.n miles. And iif wtweby Slf, lysuitt r the Al quality. Write or .;win ioi it t, .ls;!,b mi.l Ui OnmUi- nr. i;i.ltfl,v m.-tunt-s limwl tliuy ,.uk t,v fctepijun. d to t.si tSran prices. Hfrhard N''mn;et 8; drd BriMleallyJfn a. par. Joseph l.ytt I.a .. s - f,,llli.4 i ', St.,, Walla W-alla. Wh. :i-6-H ,.rilj,.. ,. l -'- " t""n" ' . ""in' il' - ". : -II. ilrntld.. r. torn, d tile CKInpllment lo re Hp; l A m-y imnnm. . ..... ..- WANTE11 At OIHC, ten high school , aKll wt,u,. tJt Cra'mle .Sef.-.it- rut jtiihnlaya of ba.viivlba!! she t:t. to pupils lo nave i.ieir pieiu.ee . , ,1 Wallowa twice. Jwe. '' " ' ,.. .,f,llf i.,,n.l linNernmiy from homo ll Rcady-to-W ear and Snoes , i i - - - . . i H iiiiit- mis li Illilt pi Im Bi a,' !!ll! fa nni iiiiil ifilii ;.!;; uilli jim am III!!! If Bi mio H iiiiil H llliij II liHij liiiii H II 1 At 1 FOR ft EXT 3 N(i children, ' Phone. lBi-J. hods .. 1002 lide.beck of Entcmrie: left i smmer .,.-.. .-.-."t .. ylaThl Wisconsin, la.sl night RENT Hed room for gentle-! hyv.ll spend a short ' tjfe jioi,- p aVe. 3-Wtp j To Wisconsin Mrs. Pdileibeck of F.nternrie. for Mai where s with friends Itetui-u to North Powder Mrs. Itnse West nil. I .-liililr. n re-tnrie-d t" North I'u'1t this inorliine oiler a short tine- so, in in liiis eilj' visiting and KhopjiinK- -r. '. i i.'.. ... L, , ., i-n..'iii:.nv ia'os'.-ir, ft-.-irfifl nf (he I keeping" rooms; 'alu-au'lage lint lliose wli.riiav,-M.n:.:r i.p at Kill"! prio.-. , ttllt" i.o Wasmngton. ., t,vm!i ut t-ftvn Know, that i.imj tiirm for tv.iit, tlim.ix iflfter. t . ' ' V-!' ,',, ,,,,,. si4. t!y..M't tns:m tfcfns.in:-W,fs irainir to win Shot frame U i FOR SALE Collie pups. Inquire J. :,.., ,,inK !ir:i.t)t-!:iy t-:.. tnti.-B. t Is tneir -nl'.im -nt aoJ lin y' i.in. t R. MacMillau, corner Island Ave : 1:,,.,.lriw., ySal u. luue will In- dotitiiy. : and Willow St. . l-b-btp! , . . , .....i,,. .los,.,,!! n is In .Vi'ri.iHT' mi nts nr.- beinir i t- ' rr FOR SALE Maxwell ifoufiliKcar-j ; New -battery, license, extras. !loU. Inquire If Hi 2nd street, or PiUm mer at Sommer Hotel. ' 3-t-lti 1 t't'oo tt'tive ?'ti ' . .". '. -1 I..1 !V.. N.'lsoii Is In fropi Coyo for a short, btfs-in's-frp' all-l5 l:c.std'.lrlg at tft fiavojjifiif r. .'.'! .....i : . Any La Uratsda subscriber to tb 0bssFer , wfeo tie sot r ceSve his paper ty t o'eioek ta tho evenfitR, please salt WraterS Untoo, Main 24, , no . pe$t$t aieaaeager will dtllvef st copy, . in-T!t " "' "" T- jsrssjiiWiBts TI ' J ,i. for Walla Walla, where they will lo- ,lljs calc perjnanently;. Home .vrii r Visit Mrs. l-'rank MeK. unon and ti-r rt'liirneil to their home at ilnugli-lint.re. FOR RENT ('lean, welt furnished rooms for light housekeeping. No children. Call 131-ft. il-B-tf t !SSSSS855StSSSS8!nSSStStSSt)SSSSS!SSSSSf ? ,ro n-n... 8 When Better , In-' moraine- alter vlsitinjr reiative lor several days. Built Returns Home Mrs. L. B. Hayes returned to her home in Portland this morning after visiting here for a short time as the guest, of friends and relative. Guild Will Meet-' Mrs. S. I). Crowe and Mrs. C- H. Scranton will entertain tho ladies-oi the St. Peters Guild tomorrow after noon at 2:30 o'clock at -the. . hume uf Mrs. Scranton, .001 Main. linker Visitor Al K'Hun-i. who makes his home a" l!ak-r, w is tn town yesterday trans actini: business., lie was registered a! tile Koiey. G. K. S. Pee The Girls Friendly Society will meet tomorrow evening at the home of .Mrs. Robert A. Pratt, S04 N ave nue at 7:15 o'cluck. ledums to Joseph Mrs. Mark Thompson returned to her nome in Joseph this morning af ter visiting a few days in La Grande ns the guest of Mrs. Frank Giis--liie. Hack to Baker Miss Swnrtr. of Baker, returned to her home last evening after spend ing a short time in La Grande visit hid; - '. ;. Ladies, Aid Will Meet TheT.'sdies. Aid- of. the Presbyter ian church will meet' Wednesday af t.onoon'af 4i"0 o'clock with 'Rev. and Mrs. William Crosby Ross, 1210 Washington Avenue. An election of iofficets will be held. I t!its$8:t:stssssststKts$stssissssssssitsssssss; Automobiles Are Buick Will Build Them See .Southard & Shinn . , Cor. Adams and Fir Leave for Trip Mrs. John Regas and Miss Olive Huffman left this morning on No. 17 for Pasco and Seattle, Washing ton, where they will spend several days visiting friends and relatives. llelorii- Mono ' Donald KmiU. employe of fbe It-d I'ross I)-ne. Store, returned last even ing on the hraneh line train from n short visit with relatives In the Jewel ehd of Hie valley. Rubbers We have just received a full line of fill-in sizes. GOODRICH AND BALI. BRAND First Quality Lines Rubbers, Rubber Boots, Rubber Pacs. for Children to Men Clint's Clothiery "The Store With a Conscience" In La Grande for Day Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Bailey of Seat tle, were in La Grande yesterday on their leturit from lloise where they have been visiting for some time Thev expect to visit at Pendleton, Walla Walla. Spokane and other points for a few days. Now Located in Pendlelon .1. M- Staley, former owner of the Savoy hotel lease in La Grande, has taken a vorv fine vacation and in rompanv with Mrs. Staley and hi tiatiehier have points. Thev have returned to KSiStttssusnssttssssssutssss.'SStssssssssssa fii'.lei-i, fm- all wood made by tf Bowman - Hicks Lumber Co. Mill he lakiii HI X HM or Phone Main 547 ' . Jrl l-'Khrfll'c ;;! e u . LiVciy .Saturdaj Night -oiREK JIALL f .f Ice Cream t "hJHsiatt, tr Hi fa i(Tiv ttt- 'rntin . V vhiun Ut Imv" tin- intft 'raiii fcoUl n Iji (.'.nai.Sf, u4 li-Uil will prove il. liiiiiclus scrvttl Jt ; I day mul iinlff The Palace f Jr VCood Sltlskv f loorj Floor 8 iMf .-Good Time ' D. S. STEWARD, Manager ijsit:sssssssssssssssstsjtssss8ssssia i,,JiiVNK,R..SU,yi)AvM, General Repair Shop Furniture Repaired and ' Ilei'inished ' Household Repairing of Ail Kinds lllfiFa St. Phone 513 HBjsttttsajumjBRSiSHKtsautmssstsmst fjassssmfsttsmsjtsrmsmms8j .1. I,. Mnnliall u1 Ti nil ash 8 ; ' SSSSaSSSSiSUtSStf.SitSSStSttRSSStSStSSSSStSRt Do Some Investigating def y('aUf!,r,,ia j R.J. of Walla WalIa,Wn.,had etunicd to Pen-t A heen a sufferer from Piles 2 Ileton where Mr. Staley has pur- Rri HIS letter and the chased the St. George hotel after r , . rp EE ilt. having it remodeled mid put ii mod-j many Others in the rK.fct lims cm eimdition. He wril-s s? Eve- trate(i rxxik which tell the true nine Ob erver that be is well plea e,l i , t sucj, case, M y,,urs with the r.ew ligation. , . ,;1 r.oin. . af!Q anciciv iiiy in'" Jul h'" i i (ioing Home to Boise ! less harmless treatment. After spending several miei.ns ir .Southern t alisornm wnere ne regain- ,"' -, - . . ' , ..,. (,,(,,,-.,. ed his health. C. H. Arhtokle stop-1 highly sr.2lKcd rhyc." 'Z TKd vestenlav on hi. way heme 1 . ! tenbine o lo-c.llcd home and hoi-e t" visit his brother, Al Ar- "quack" cures. buckle of the -Model re-launint. and; his half brother. Sam Haw.irth. A-' lie drew nearer his home town, Mr-' Arbuekle took renewed interest i'l j affairs in the Inland Kmpito. lie; 'W a-AioUK to know how the lioise ' beo?.e trials came ou: and in which' sver.i! offlriaN" were convicted and: xnreed a keen intei-sl in the com- ,injr iKiiyei'iilty fight in ikd-e. ., I .SENIOR CLASS Presents Come Out or the Kitchen" COMEDY IX THREE ACT8 Produced hy Special Arrangement with SAMUEL FRENCH Is If 5-r .' 1 til' '"Hill NO .SKIMPINO anywhere in these shirts. Co uie in and let us show you our new line of Tile Shirts, Use classiest of all. ASH BROS. 1113 Adams ' "The Store That Keeps Faith with the People" ana aoom my i'" aui h"-"m i ,m less, harmless treatment. Y T f A T5 ""M TO 1 C lieate m, remark.He work ... ) V AKi J I V - I I J hiehlv specialked rhwcUo befote iob- '. i T XX M VVI i S J DRrCHAS Kememtvr. my trmrtf rcrmancnlVr Mte. J, DEAN 2W 4ND HMHUSOX 0TllO.OPl(6 At (he Ilijfh School Auditorium Reserved Seats at Glass Drugs Wednesday Morning for Both Nights. Im ARCADE Wednesday only Western Feature "BETTER MAN WINS" and "HELLO PARDNER" CtMning Thursday WALLY UE1D 5J1S 'V! i I'ltl
