La Grande evening observer., March 07, 1923, Image 5

Wednesday, March 7, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
THE OLD HOME TOWN
Bv SlanlcV rf "irl-v'n work during 1923
' "v""v' ruts . Imiit. r In aliened l- Worrtu O.
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MARSHAL OTY WALKED SPENT A GOOD MAlP HOtTC V,.;-.-
LOOKING Fo TE OvERiHaeS HE AND AUNT SAfcAH, XL-fL-&
, P FA BODY LOST IN THE PUDOLC On uOwCR. BEACH STREET ' -r s&- z'lA
I
(Harding, Honorary PrVtildent; Wood-
row Wilson uml Wtlllain H. ttuft, be
sides the federal scout officials.
III from Imblcr
Clarence Kotiwn who halls from 1m
bler was lu Grande last evening
as u truest lit I ho Savoy.
Here from Hukcr
Irvine: Han. I. of Baker. Is In l.u
tit-ancle transacting business for a few
days uml Is stopping ut the l-Vdey.
WANTED Male or female demon
strator with pood personality,
("lean work. goeF puy, in city- fall
Savoy Hotel, Mrs. King. 3-7-ltp
Wallowa Visitor?
Wallowa was represented anions
(lie visitor: in this city yesterday by
Mr. ii ml Mix M. M, .Moore. They
were registered at tin Savoy.
cndletou VUltor
S. (1. John, prominent Wholesale
maler of Pendleton, is a business vis
itor in this, city. Hi- Is stopping ut
the h'oley.
NEW TODAY
FOR RENT 3-room furnished upiiitv
nient, Hteain hent. Apply Dailnml
hotel. y-7-Up
TIm must
Cl'ilDil'1 lUIH
lilSl ttllV Hi'
;ib-
Mr.
WANTED Younir lu.ly to sell
bcr, 40 dollars week. Ask
liarcftlow, Foley Hotel.
WANTED Girl for general' house
work. Cull Main 7a4. a-7-4t
LOST A self filling Harris foun
tain pen with green clip top. Find
er phone 14U-J. IReward. S-7-;H
FOR RENT Bedroom, 1031
wootl. ,
Soi-iely To Meet
The Missionary Society will meet
Friday afternoon, March ilth, with
Mrs. Ed. iEIell at 1204 Pennsylvania
avenue at 2SI0 olelock.
Local News In Brief
Maii-law J-ieeiisi'K Issued
MurriiiKv IMeensen were IssueO from
the loiinty clerk's oftlee to Karl Mark
ham ami F-MiHi I'Vnzier on Mai eh 2.
and to Archie A. Muleolin ami Jennie
Thompson on Mureli 3, all the youn:
people resiilliiK' In Im tlrandt;.
Uetm-iis After Vl.sii
M4fi Mai a ret CampheM relurne-i
to her homV at t'aldweii, Idaho, thi:
morning after Hpendinur a. few days In
Lu (Irnnde visltillK us Hie guest of her
sister, Mrs. 10. J. l'hilltps.
FOR SALE One Gold Bronze Tur
key gobler, also ulfnlfn seed, Prim
Baltic, 35c lb- Common rilfnlfft
seed, 18c lb. Lester Bond, Route 2.
3-7-J tp
FOR SALE Extra fine InrffC red
fox scarf. Reasonable for cash.
Phone liiti-R. 3-7-1 1
serious lire - that La
epe'lrIK'.'tl dUlint? the J
Uk oeeurreil last even -
Iiik when un exphMling oil stove U:n;W
ed haiijrinNM In the reeii) orrupied ly
Herlhii WiiiH'ii!,':'!', iiuinos'er of lite
't.7-Hn 1 Waveriy AiKirlineiits. on O Avenue.
I and before put out by the tire depart-
ment. caused approximately 7.u ti
$IIMIU I oAs. The greater parlof the
damage was causi'd by the tire, al
though water ami untuke damaged tlu
house to some extent.
The lire alarm was sounded at Ht:Srt
o'clock, and although the recall came
at 1(1:45 o'clock, the tire, until stopped
hafl spread rapidly, totally ruining one
room, that occupied by Mlsa Wulslng
er, uml partially damaging an adjoin
ing room. A quantity of clothing and
similar aitleles were destroyed and it
ts expected that It will be necessary
to repaint and mpaper the en,ttr
apartment house. No one was injured.
(i reen-Ji-7-2t
u u a a i: 'Kbi
CO.ML(i EVENTS ' "'"'''J niith, who makes his home j Former Citizen Here
March 910 Senior Pliv "Come U ;tt J;,in' uas in ,ht' ti, v yesterday and ' William McKenzie, stepson of Wil-
Out of the Kitchen." , ! Wilii 'rister d at the Souim
March 10 Seven Eastern Ore- It
: gon ouiuy i .eg i a mures t.on- i i.nK'rpriM' .nan m-ro
vciic in Lu Urnndc. j o. Gustofson, of i:nicrpi ise,
March 20, O. A. 0. Cadet Hand It .spending a. short businesji -trip, lu I.
i in concert here. tt itirande as a guest at the Koh y.
March 24, Superintendent and ' : . .
- Principals Conference in I.a : i:,.-.s from llitiitiimiou
U".; "I -I- W. Mlubc of La C.rande, re-
. 4 ...
!liam 'ricks. of this city, is in I.a
Kirantle totiay visilinp; with friends
and renewing old acquaintances. .Mr.
McKenzie is now deputy sncrilt in
Denver, Colo.
:t :: :: :: it t:
Allcel VMlur
John Wl'Hh canK' in from Aliccl lust
evcnlnp on a abort tiusini-ss trip, lie It
rcKlsti'md at tile Savoy.
lurni'd yesterday from Uunlluytoll,
u ht'iv he had n,''n on hustni'iis.
lifiuriis to i:iiiit
.Mr. Stoop rrturnt'd to Ids Jiomi- at
I'.lKjn thia inornlnt.' nrt-r spndint; u
sfiort linn' luri- -iHitini; rrii nds.
Stale Official Here
I)r. Strirkler, secretary of the
State lioard of Health, with head
quarters in Portland, was' in I.a
(li-umiu yesterday on an official visit.
While here hij, interviewed the coun
ty coroner, inspected the conditions
uf I he city water and nUcnded to
other-official matters.
G'.'r MONEY may he secured under
liankeis Reserve System for any
purpose on city or farm Property.
Banker Reserve Deposit Company.
Denver, Colorado. ;t-7-:in
WANTED By reliable Rirl, general
housework. Inuuire La (irandc
News Stand.
FOR SALE -KitUKR-
Alfalfa hay.
j (laine 'I'o He I'ast
The I.a (iiaiide and Itnbler Bov
Scouts will again meet for athletic
To linker
Mm. P. J. Powers, of La Jl.indc, , sta nd Day al I nlon
lust evening for linker, where she .w.i; Mia. l. N. ISalnJ lelt this mornlni, ,,,,eniarv when thev iinn..,, as
visit for a few days. jon No. i for Union to spend the Uny.kerliall opponents this cvenini; nl 8
msimiik uieini.i an.i n-iniivea. Jo'clocK On tile V Kyinnnsiuni floor.
' l,oth teams are rated about par, as
ihotli won one bailie trom the La
-7-2tp
Fred
y-7-tp
LOST Uinir with 3 keys, one Yale
and 2 plain. Finder return to Ob
server office. !l-7-tl
ESTRAY Taken np-at Island"Oity,
one' itniy inarfl with halter," "anil
one sorrel KehlillK- Fred Stone,
Island City .Marshall. ;i-7-l
WANTED-I-atly to keep house, for
I'nniilv of three. Phono ;I7S-M,' of
call at HiOIl Sixth nftei-.-ti -;p.
THE MARKET
(Itv Associated Press)
PORTLAND. Mar. 7. Livestock
steady, egirs finr, butter unsettled
READ OHSERv ICR WANT ADS
j::3:sit:j!:i::ts:!i:j!t:ij
t - ?
j Orders lor all wimmI made by JI
II Bowman - Hicks
Lumber Co. I
will he talNcn at 21)13 N I'bsl jj
I or Phone Main 547 1
o-7-tf
LOST-I'unch of keys. , iReturn to
C. N. Palmer, La tirandc Printing
Co. . . S-7.-U
READ OHSERVICR WANT ADS
.1. I:. Mlinhall
Tii'ins t'asli
"Onyx
Hosiery
Yoti can feci
the fineness of
"Owx" Texture
T TOLD an "Onyx silk stockinR in your liands. W its gloy,
IT sou, even silk between thumb and forelingcr, ami note how
it 1 1) us it is, for all its lightness-. how lirmly knit, for all its tuns
patency. ' .
French & Greene
Rcady-lo-Wear and Shoes
Will Visit
Mrs. M. K. Middi-ton. of Jinhle
foe Ltoblnetle. Washington, last night.
whore who will visit for a short tinn
h-fl Leaves for I'ortlaml
To Spokani
Walter Hmltb, of La C.rande. I. ft
last .night for . Spokane, Washington,
for a short vinil.
To Attend (ntni
l-'rajiciH ("rouse left ithis morning on
, tho branch tine train for Enterprise
; ,.. . io utlend tin leisketball game between
Mcet'lhff Toii-lKhlj , JoMc-plnainl La .qrambv,, ' v'---The
Legion and Auxiliary will hold ' 1:1 LLj-
ther "ineetlng tonight at the U. o( I'j :,tuni to l.lgin
hall at X o'clock.
M
Hnim .HeiiHon .of La Grande, left Qramle hiph school seconds and lost I
last night for Portland to visit 8everal one pune. The frame tonight will i
days with irienus. 'close the Y court season. A sma
admission will be charged.
CATTLE RAlSEfiS;
J- j .lrs( (,'. ('., 1,-1 en ry anil Miss Maytield
'rcthrnid to Klgin this morning after
few
t-irmh
lays Lii ,(li anle, visiting w ith
YMlf-nl at i;n(ei)rlsc-yTtl, : : r
Mri ('. Lindgren, oX 1'orf liind, re-'r
tlirned to hf.r home lust evening alter. , . j , y.
vlstlliig for a short time in Enterprise. Ui Town Ycterdaj .
j-, . . ( HpW, E. MnllHdland. of Jim
Walla Walla Visitor Alaska, who is upending the winter utfiverv
A. A. Prince, w ho hails irom alia; l.niou. - w as in .tort u -,ye;jlt;rduy truus
Walla, -IsLvlsitlug In Jji Grande for a ;ttCting busmetis: U", - "i --
rSIISTl LOSSES
Any La tiraude aubscrlher to
the Observer who does not ro
celva hla paper by 8 o'clock In
the eveuliiK, plenae call Western
Onion, Main 24. nnd a special
meBseuger will deliver a copy. '
3 . .EVil For Infant,
II 1 invalids &
tSj&J Children
The Orinir.al Food Drink for All A?cs.
QuickLunchntIIome1Ofn(eft.Kountnm!l.
RichMilk.MaltcdGrainExtrnctinPow.
dcrftiTnblctfoims. Nouri-liinR-NoccoIcing.'
C" Avoid Imitations anJ Substitutes
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p Modem uances
JLiVUty kliUUlUHJ
f? II Al.!.
Good JMusic, itood i'loor
Good Tinio
D. S. STEWARD.
Manager jj
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FRANK 11. SUYDAM
I General Repair
Shop
Furniture Repaired and
Refinir.hefl
a Household Repairing of
,! All Kinds -
' 10B Fir Si. Phnnp KISJ
t':tn8Kmmtttntttttttiiiniiiiiiui
Elect r ic a
few daya and is stopping at the Koley. j
nVfutlt 1'owfler Visitor -
Itcliiru llntue J.emuct Uym arsmi, of North Pow -
Mrs. S. Van limit mi; of ."am bridge. ! d,er, was in La Grande yesterday as a
Idaho, returned to her home 'last ev-'gni.st at the Samy. He Bpent fhe' day
enlnir after a short vhdt in LulonUing-Uficr snmc buainess m.Utea. i
(Iramic. . . - - - - -7- ; ,
. . - , , jOicn Store
Leave for Kansas C'lly ' ;r i .lata-a MeNamee ' and Mri
Mr. and Mrs. M. II. AValsh and'Adolph N'ewlin will jipen an art and
daughtt r. of La Grand"
i;r Kaiinaa flty, wher.
Heveral weeks.
b'ft last night hahy store in th- Si.mm.-r Hotel hloek
the will spend Jrs. . New lin is leaving for Portland.
where sin- will select h-r stock.
manager of a
Leave for Itremau Called Away
MisseH Etta and Mary Campbell, efi vx, l-'ioyd ( 'harhmienu left Sunday
l.a (Irnnde, left for Itreman. Washing-j morning for Klb nsburg, Washington,
inn liiKl eveiilmr. where they will visit, where she wan called by the Illness of
for a abort time. j her husband, who
, h , store in that. city.
Knnicla Shopper
Mrs. Charles Wanl, of Kamela. re
turned to her home' last night all' r
spending yesterday in the city shopping.-
' 1
JPENUI i:T0, Mar. 7-CntUcmen
of Umatilla county and eastern Ore
gon generally arc losing; money
day, and if relief docs not
come at once in the form of either
increased .; prices- or decreased; costs,
the continuation of the cattle bird-1 o
ness i an impossibility, "nccorrtinfc Ui'
II. P. Whitman, chairman, of J,hc i 0
livoaocl; coinmiuee 01 the umalilla
county farm bureau, and himself a
caUkmun. ' ' - ' ' ' '
A survey of c:ittic'J 'conditions ' in
Uiimtilta count v, which covers 7000
cattle belonging to 54 men,- has been
made with the co-operation of Pro
fessor K. h. Potter, of the Oregon
agricultural college, and at the sug
gestion and with the aid of County
Agent Fred Bennion, and the actual
figures show a loss of $1.22 per
head on cattle for 1!22, not count
ing interest on hind or equipment,
intetest on money invested in cattle,
or labor of the owner or manager.
To VMt at Baker..
Mrs. A. P. Parker, of Hpokaiie. 'pass
ed through the. city last evening en:
route; tu linker.' where-she will visit
for;ft short linr
lEcceives Charter
The Hoy Scout charter f" 1 i 2 ( wai-I'fi-eived
this morning by the local
,commiHKion. wjiteh provides that hav
ing met the ruuulronieiv.s proscribed
ffr the organisation of a lo'-al coniiHia
ion which art stated in the federal
charter grunted by congress, .June i:
1 !t I fi. iind the laws of the Hoy Seo'ils
of Atoertea. they are given th
UNSHAKEN TESTIMONY
Time fit the te;tt of truth. All'l Dlliin'.S
Kidney Pills have stoud the t. t 111 li
Grande. No j tirapde refjld.-nt who
suffers baekaidie. fir annoying urinary
ills can ,n:fu;iln uneonvineed by thi:
twice-lohl I'-Hliinony.
Mrs. M. E. Mbler. I'HM! Third St.,
La Grande, wiys: "Itoan's Kidney I'tt.v
rtgiit !provd efl'eetlve in ridding me of baek-
ach" and sharp jutins tlirough my
right side, I way pretty well crippled
up will) the piihi In my back and side
and it was difllcull for hp If do any
housework. loaus Kidney pills were
advi.vd and two boxes cured the nelp
and pains so 1 have not had any re
currence of the trouble."
SKVEUAL VEAItS LATEU Mrs.
Nibler said: "There Is nothing belter
1'tr kidney cotuphilnt than Moan's
Kidney Pills. Tin y cured hip ()f kid
p y trouble.'
Price in,-, at all dealers. 1 tim't
Fimply ask for a kidney remedy g.-t
himn's Kidney Pills the kiiiiic tliat'
Mrs. NlbbT hud. Efister-Miiburn Co.. I
Mfnt.. Miiffalo. N. V.
WIRING, .REPAIRING; AI'LI'AnCES- :
t ' 1 and ' ' ' g
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H'&:,5-:: Electric
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Ice Gream
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.Take home a eu.nl nf'onr VanHIa,
' -( KK-olate. or KtniwlH-rry Ice Cream.'
..We.chtim lo li: v' En- best Ice 're;im
fin Id lii La Grande, tin.) u trial will
"prove it."
" Link lies scried all day an I uniil
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The Palace
VANDALS WIN COAST
. HOOP CHAMPIONSHIP
New Arrival of Whip Cord and Gaberdine
In the Very Latest Styles Suits and Patterns
These suits are the latest wind in dress for
this sprinjr. Come in and let us show you these
prettv suits.
It is almost Easter time and that is the New
Suit Time.
Prices, S29.S) up to $17.50.
CLINT'S CLOTHIERY
"The Store With a Conscience''
( l!y Asuocialcd Press) j
MUSI 'n W. Ida., Mar. 7.--The 1 ill- .
veixlty of Idaho baHkelliiill team un j
the Piieilic ( ist basketball con Ter
ence championship to- th,- second '
NUcee.hi' sear-oil here Toes-lay night j
by defeating the Cniversity of I'alj.
foiuiii team, sen iv to 'ZU. 1
.Th,. uaine was hard fought, win
California hadlnu. I.' Io It. u th
i ml of the rtryl half
ru:t!ttt:::t::nij:i:;i:usi::f:!
When IleUer
Antumohilcs Arc limit j
lluick ft
Will IUiild Thorn f
-See-
Southard & Shinn g
Cor. Adams and Fir
Goods That Demand
Your Attention
Jlen's and Boys' Caps, latest
styles .'. $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
Japanese Table Cloths
J8xl8 !)Sc
58x5S 1 $1.23
72x72 $1.85.
Ladies' Knitted liloomers o"e, 5Se, S'.tc
Girls' and .Misses' Sateen Ulooniers ....'!Sc to 7'x."
Gijls' White Cre)e liloomeir, (!)c
Ladies' Fancy Muslin Gowns 5lNe, $1.2:
Ladies' Fancy Nainsook Chemise, S'Je, !)Sc, $1.2.'!.
Girls' and Misses' Princess Slips ..Sl.l'.o and Sl.-I")
Ladies' Knitted Unions, all style ; . C'.!c to $1.23
"0-in. Dress Crepes, per yard 27e
Hag Hugs, C.0x:;i) ' '. ;...$2.50
Andrew's Variety Store
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Adolph Zuhor pr.nl
WILLIAM cieMILLE
m'U?l production
TODAY
"The Better Man Wins"
and
"Hello Pardner"
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NO SK!MPrN(i Ei'uywhci-c in these shirts.
Come in and let us show you our new line of
Lie Shirto, the classiest of all.
ASH BROS.
im Adams
"The Stoic That Keeps Faith with the People"
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