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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1923)
PAGE EIGHT TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, March 7, 1923. . ".. 1 v.. .. Illfilfll BOARD IS HMHED fill ion fit till cuui)ti-len und tliu inr- cliaHhih' power of foreign eouiilrlcH jn our market. '1. liuiuent'e of liie cxcliaiiKe val- no of silver unou the UKi-icultm-.U Industry unU export (rude vf the I 'lilted StuU-H. K. Tliu co::t and availability n banlt i' red it tu tho prodllcoiH vt nil- ver. Senator Passes Resolution! 4 Th condition r u.o hhv.-,- mar- r n -P ' f li, t' 'f,l1,,,'iltIlV (iffet-tcit bv ih ter- Calling lOr CreatlOIl Olljntn itWn of tho hIIvcv jmieliaaed un. Silver and Gold Jnqttiry Commission. Word Ikh Juit been iveivd at (he olllee of tht.' Om'kum "I ,r MlllieH and fieolH' ffoi;i II. .V I.-UV-rle, iiiiiliaKinK dJrtrrtor of tin? Amu r lean tiold and Hiyer Institute, Wanfi iiiKton, l. tJiat u senate ri Holnt'on paxsed cuiiKVftM on Saturday, Alareli il, ereatlwp i ( oiniiirsdion for K'H and ullver Inquiry. Tho piirjtOMO of iMn eoinnib-Kion Is to invCKtlK! and report lo eonifn-m tho poHHjhjJity of fii(Tf;:!)iiiy the mar ket and iiho of silver In every way pOKtdlde. The following headw are Pliftfe.'ted tinder this investigation: 1 'i In- ntoiK V,r i-e.i'i i and cur rency Hfatii.i of p'tld and silver uid utitute at WiuriiinKton, I . ( p.-Tuw'v ;itfV-! Inf.- th- rr-tit no- iis-Hstaiu-e in fr'tt'ntr tbln del- tht IMltman net. i ne prouueiiou, i cuileltoii, re filling, transportation, mai Ic luik' il end uses of gold und silver ii, the I'nlfed HtafeH and elsewhere. H. The rrfeel of tho derrcaHcd prmhlelion of koIiI and xllver llpop loiniiieree, liiUiiatry, exchange and prieeH, Tile eomnuHHlon In authorized to conler with citizen, uHHoetutionu 01 corporal Ioiih of foreign eouiitlle: with a vh.w to the Htubilliiallun and wider tirfc of ullver in exchaiiKe. The Investigation by this conmils- hloii In an Important step (owardM tho Htahlll.atlon of the price or sll- and much credit in due to Mr ii. S. I .iwile, managing dlreelur of Hie Am rienn (Sold and Silver In- for Tilf-lohitfon zr:"-hu",0'' "" ko.':! und order of moose ; operate with tho American fjold and Silver Institute ut Wahlim'(on in thin ;ood work. , RQARD IS HELD UK ES TO HOLD ELECTION S , n n u n u n n TODAY'S POWEK KKAD1NG8 , , , The K. 0. L. & P- Co.'h oper- the Annual elect ton of oflicerx form ..;.. i.n-h :th ulinvd thp tS the ciiMiliiir ye ir in the l.ovnl nnli-r ! . 4 i-.- ' of .Moone I.od(,'e of I -a (irundn will be held Tliur.'Hlay, Mareti HXh, in (hit lodge room;). AH ineinbei'U uro ie- iiieHtcd to tu prvMcni. SART fullowintr conditions: U Output of plunta U Hock Creek il !-'it:niont l& Morgan Lake 18 Love tt Stoam Plant Governor Pierce Refuses to Call for Meeting of Em ergency Board on Vounst Bureau Debt. kav.ii. a .. 5,fiH0 8 M :r, 8 . . 3,470 8' . . 1,680 8: ..10,100 8 . . DM 8 8 ,v ti ? pa SALKM, Mur. 7 EmuIovcH ami others who have monev due from the stutft exhibit uircnt and Oretron tourist information bureau functions I wiped out by the Ja.st legislature, may I have to wail two years 'before they Ktt their money. Governor Pierce flatly refused today to call a meet ing of the emergen eyTjoard to cban up fonie 27fj() indebtedness created iinee the first of the year by the ! two activities. - 1 J "While I believe the principle of 1 j the emergency board is fundamental-: ly wionp," said the governor, "I ak- jed that it be iJemiitted to remain in existence because some dire einer- ! Kcncy rmht happen where it was I needed. Hut as far as I am eon-I cerned only such an emergency will J fever call it together, and the pay- 'I I ineni ot dents JiKe these do not eon jstitutc such an emergency." A (;ckkI Tiiibft Don't Miss It. Send your name ami address plain-1 j; jjuler Municipal ly written tojfethel' with !i cents (and this slip) to Chamberlain Medicine jj Total 24,941 Co.. Pus Moines, iowa. und receive In ft cninP dav of week last vear. return n trial packaK" eontainlng-jj yp 025. & ' Cluimberlain's Conali Hoiuedy for;;' Wnlor Klitnum. tt eoughii, eold. croup, bronchial, i lu" 1 j; Olive Lake, 1!2;1, 1 ft. 4si in.: W and whooping tcoughs and lieklln'- t 7 f, 4; ;n is throat; Clmmbei Iain's Stomach und .3 Moriran Lake, 1023, 1 ft 8 ! iiver luuieLs ior stomacu tt oublcH. . ji :n . ny- 4 ft. G in. I Indigestton, gasy pains that crowd thc it Comments 8 he ii t.biiioum.es.. and eonstlpaiion; u Colder weather has diminsh- I t.-humberlulirs Salve, needed in every u cj foW at Rock Crcck and family for burns, weulds, wounds, ;j Cove " I pile.1!, i mi sKtn aiieciioiifi, these, val- t 12 ued family medicine:! for only 6 cento, j $ j jj j; j j J J tt It tt tt I toi'.'t miss It. 1 NOTICE Country Club Members Annual Meeting; Election of Seven Directors Club House, Monday, April 2, 8 P. M. Is'. Vf. FREES, Secretary. Hot Lake Arrivals ooooooooooooooooooooooooopooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ; Hot ,,,, .or,.,m a,o: L.,u. Mo- MWS '"il-. I.K.-; It. a. Cray an.l W.U-, iV--- fa I J- Hl.lltjs, I,, . Jon.oa. .U, Slf i.fefl irititiOc Kail ii. .lohnson, L'niati; "a .Zfitt w.P' V i(S.-,j-4 j3' rf f.'l il 44 li l-STt5BTl . .'. t). I.a Ora.uH-; J. C. Ilu- 39" fi I ' a!' f I Ifl 1 (J. Sm.th. La Uiande: J. (?. Uus Ulna and wife. Stanlicld: Jan. Mur- ! t-tia Condon; Mrs. Nate Kemball, ! Velner. bin' Mrt. Unit Client I rande; John l;iair, hewlston, Ida.; Mao Johnson, In ion; John I lookout , Knlcrpi is.( und l r. V. Hawkins, Ua' loii, Wasli. PROMiSEBOy S RECOVERING Robert Wicks Suits . . - t : V . For Young Men and Men That Stay Young I v . 201 Depot St,: .:. ; '" , lERRY'S LAST DAY Not the biggest if you measure motion pic tures by the sixe of the scenery! t But if you mean a picture big in story, real in character, beautiful in human values, then HUNGRY HEARTS . thc bijrgcjst achioveniL'iit of thu year in films. true drama. A story of lumanity with its ars and lau;vlUtir intorminglcd. AIm A Tu o-Rc(i Comedy PROMISE' Mar. 7-Frcd Tiumn's Hlle bo i Hiov.-y impiininj; alter , aia Ion if IUiu's'h.' ' i .Mrs: I .'la I'oulsnn returned from - Wallowa 'Wednesday aftt-r a 'few j : weeltii' viKlt With tlh-nds lliere. j I Al i.",' Jesse lurrett, Mis. A. It. fjeo , ; ulld baby a lid M i s. 'rrilliian l'oiilsou j called on Alra. lioy Horner Wednes- I day. lEoy Ilorner Ih moving fain- I tly to Wallojva thia'weeli. ' I j Men. II. 10. 'I lioiup.toir visited with ' .Mi lii -He Trump Wed Hew lay. , j .Mutx.h 'iioiiipsi.n spent Tuesday n.Kiit w iiti .MaiKaeet' i lor iter. I . ii il tiriLfliii came' In tvoni Wal-J iowa eiHieMiay; ' '' i tirs. iiuj- trornor was a Klf'St, of itl',4. Je::iL- (iar llt Tuesd i . , '.' ' j Alair.iu. t' liu'racr l:ateil W.ln Ma- : .jel t'lioiupNoii Wedtiesda.v',nit;lit. ;l i s. A. K. Carper antK baby re-, ' till Hi u i ro tu U aiiowa Hi na. . ' j Jolin CarpeM hi'lped W. A. i arper' buteher a beef S.ilunia. ' ' .iiis.M-s Nona and 1-; tin Ice t.'ai-per, j Porls l''miihei'ji, Johnie Weaver. Maul Wai i eil aitd .bdili I (ud iMited at flic h'Miif. ol' 11. I'!. Tholiipt'un 811 i day. j l.iwis Niuby eauie to Croniisv , Hntiday wdh a load of furniture. Mr;. I .ci' iMiiilh vi.slted with .Mrs. C.nnett Suiul iy hiht. j .Mrs. f. I-;, (.lorhrlt and children isjtt d w.th hi-r flsler. .M i s. X. .M. l'"li-iliuiaii Sumlay. , !M. Svejii lnr,i was lakeli to Wal- j iowa Saturday i-M-niiit; tu :;ce u. doc- 1 lor, I Truimtu 1 'unison reltrned fi'oiu ''.imp Kunda?. . Ilinr md l.ura Oirpir are n Oie i7f U ll-'d t',lfl ftnlin (iorbett si" nl Saturday nin'it wllti Charlie t'aipi-r's tmys. Cifcu Tiuni was th"own from a : lt d Wi diH-Mlay win n liin team slart d to rtin, and be na: badly bitils' d I'llmi.'rh no bum's avi- thought w hi bpidi.'ii. A I.Me croud (iij.ivcd tlu- b b it it lb... i;ierside Hchool house Krlday . I-M. Kun'iV 1 'iirpi-r i Ht d with t. dia rin;tiit-oi Huiida nli;bt. I-W!! Newbv In liiounir bin faintly I'ruitliM' IIiin week. Tlieuilo'ti Carper and William Heed brought In , - loud of faflni tools, for hlm Sunday- ' t i t Caipcr uid wire visited with . K. t'i,i- er and family Tuesday. 1 Mil , TMiUip viMleil with (treeli Ti "nip K'lturdav. NEW RESIDENCE CHAPEL Our Service Offers the Best, in Equipment, Combined With Thorough Professional Training. W. H. BOHNENKAMP. GO, Day Phone Nisrht Phone . 2G4-W ' Main 59 Funeral Directors ooopooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooJoboooooooO JOHN .. ALHERT ,.. NEf xS?jT MEYER CAMPBELL ( ' jj -BURR, - MURRAY jEaa.kJ MONROE. FRED SILVER ! VAN EPS FRANK CROXTON. , FRANK ANTA Let these eight great Victor fun-makers entertain on your Vitlrola The Peerless Quartet, the StcrlingTrio, Campbell and Burr, Billy Murray, Van Eps and his banjo,"Cohcn," Banta at : the piano , . They will entertain you every night of the year, if you so desire, by means of a Vutrola. eViliraUs$23 lo $1500 Convenient termt v Newlin Book & Stationery Co. The Largest Chain Department. 'Store Organization in the World" AH 9. C C. In Smart All Wool Cassimeres Your inspection of our showing of Sports Suits will quickly demonstrate their unusual smartness and the fact that they 9u.u ,m uiul. tu v.vb.ui.s ,a,uv bxiau la usually lounu. ' There are tartan plaids, pencil stripes, checks and herring-l tones in Breys, browns, tans and blues. The illustration showsl one of the several styles in our displays at $24.75 $29.75 $34.75 Glass Mixing Bowls 'Another showing of this' popular kitchen necessity has just arrived. Five glass bowls, nested. Per set .The Largest Chain Dcpartnicnt itore. Organization in tlie World. and; a, j' i'y. m v i'.!.;:' Animals, like people, are apt to be run down at this season, and need something to tone their systems. Special sale of Stock Food .in the largtfbuck ets, $1.95. Also smaller packages. Don't miss this chance. More Milk Tonic is good medicine now.. , . . ' See Our Window Newlin Drug Co. Thonc Main -10 j WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING ? TRY AN I OBSERVER WANT AD Get Our Prices on : if i oarness S Horse Collars ! and ; Collar Pads Ducks Back j HARNESS OIL ! 'JCc Per Gallon in Bulk j Ore. Hdw. & Imp. Co. Save More On Canned Fruits and Vegetables BUY THEM IN NO. 10 TINS Apricots, solid pack, No. 10 tin Blackberries, solid pack, No. 10 tins Cherries, solid pack, No. 10 tin Loganberries, solid pack. No. 10 tin Pears, solid pack; No. 10 tin Straw berries, solid pack, No. 10 tin Rhubarb, solid pack, N'o. 10 tin 88c Tomatoes, Preferred Stock, No. 10 tin Rlc 8oc Tomatoes, Standard, No. 10 tin fiSc ...Jil.l-1 Peas, all brands, No. 10 tin ...:. fl8c 81c - String Beans, No. 10 tin n,-.. 8."c Pumpkin, No. 10 tin 5Sc ...,$1.2(5 Squash, No. 10 tin : f,4c (5 Ic Spinach, No. 10 tin - 7)c ANY ORDER UNDER P2.00. 10c DELIVERY CHARGE; ORDERS OVER S2 00. NO DELIVERY CHAR(;i:. PROMPT DELIVERY RELIABLE DRIVER PHONE MAIN 1) WHERE THE THRIFTY THRONG HOOVERIZED GROCERY Adults ' :! Children (." lo 12) Wc J V